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Established 1839
Volume
Reg. U. S.Pat. Off.
Number
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who propose to sell
shares.
The shares were
36,963
of
Aerosystems technology Corp.—Common Reg'd—
The
of
The
basis
by
will
be
made
offered
Securities
also
the
finder's
$2,000
an
public
"all or
350 Fifth
includes
of
rate
fee Us
sale
at
payable
to
and
for
issued
160,000
achieving controlled vertical flight. As part of such effort,
according to the prospectus, it has designed, fabricated and flight
tested a full scale, mancarrying experimental "air-cushion" vehicle
"Glide-Mobile."
the
The company also
commercial
products;'
plans to manufacture
including a patented
adjustable height gage for the machine
tool industry
arid a small vacuum pump intended for industrial
and/or
medical
applications.
The
company
has
received
only
negligible income to date through the sale of engineering services
several
market
honored
has
and
gage,
snap
an
limited
a
number
primarily
products
for conducting
proceeds
from
the
net
estimated
of
orders
market
a
stock
for
commercial
its
The
survey.
sale
will
$420,750
be
for
used
machinery
and capital equipment for support of research and
-development programs, for research and development on company
The
has outstanding 217,425 shares of common stock
effect to a recent five-for-one stock split) of which
giving
J.
Fletcher,
management
shares
of
stock
and
Board
purchased
70%
owns
as a group
84%. Mr. Fletcher received
patents and other property rights. Sale of
will result in an increase in the book value
outstanding from 30 cents
dilution of $1.81 per share in
public.-—V.
the
by
Chairman,
officials
the public
now
resulting
a
President
certain
for
to
stock
new
Oklahoma City, filed
Bldg.,
the
SEC
on
Aug.
24,
covering
a
regis-
subscribed
to
the
of
in Oklahoma. The Program
which
will
receive for its
services: (a) an amount equal to 10%
of all amounts subscribed
to
the Program,
as
compensation for organizing and conducting
the Program; and (b) an overriding royalty of 10% of each sub¬
scriber's ' proportionate fractional interest in the production from
each lease in the Program.
After such costs are paid, and assuming
major
be
initial
by
managed
interest
the
is
sold, the net proceeds available for the Program will
,'to; $218,000." John M. Cochrane is President and Brooks
a
Vice-President and owner of all of the company's out¬
stock A100 shares )iftftft.:V
capital
standing
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-
196,
to
$1.19
share
per
the book equity
with
of stock
313.
p.
v'ft;
1962 the company withdrew its registration state¬
filed with the SEC on March 27, 1962 which covered
$500,000 of 7%
convertible subordinated debentures, due 1974, to
have been offered by the company, and 65,000 common shares, to
have been sold by stockholders. The securities were to have been
sold in units, at $178 per unit, each consisting of a $100 debenture
and
13 common
shares, through Bernard M. Kahn & Co., Inc.,
29,
Aug.
ment originally
New
York
City.—V.
195,
with
had
effective
become
The
Savings Trust—Shares Registered—
Trust,
statement
of
$100 per share.
The
SEC
in
to
Trust,
It
the
22
to
organized
trust.
under
trust
Aug.
on
the
be
business
investment
in
is
Trust
closed-end
South
Florence,
the
interest
under
intends
Internal
South
to
Carolina
qualify
Revenue
as
Code
law
real
a
and
as
On
195,
2485.'
p.
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General
On
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Argyle Publishing Corp.—"Reg. A"
The corporation on Aug.
Proceeds
and
to
other
are
be
offered
to
shares
common
21, 1962 filed
be
used
corporate
at
for
$1,
.ftft'ft
-
"
*ft
repayment,
capital
working
purposes.
of
plans
and
to
"The
general
publish
engage
in
Service
Place
The
headed
and
by
Blyth
The
&
First
Co.,
Corporation,
Boston
Inc.,
14
Wall
St.,
Exchange
20
both of New York.,
share) and under¬
offering price (maximum $30 per
are to be supplied by amendment.
public
The
of
cost
is
company
electricity
construction
for
estimated
an
engaged
the
in
generation,
purchase
indebtedness
and
and the purchase and sale of natural gas.
the stock sale will be used for payment
from
incurred
and
Expansion
purposes.
$170,000,000
preferred
for
1962-64.
stock,
the
In
of
sale
The net
loans
facilities will
addition
.
of
to
certain
has outstanding
7,823,780 shares of common stock, of which management officials
as a group
own 77,935 shares.
John M. Jacobs is Board Chairman
and Walter T. Lucking is President.—V. 195, p. 2819.
The
company
of
Connecticut, Inc.—SEC
shares to have been offered at $7.50 per share
Lambert & Stephen, Inc., and Reuben, Rose &
York City.—V. 195, p. 1311.
1
common
Ingram,
through
Co.,
Inc., New
shares of
thereof
holders
O. Box 66465,
time
from
Exchange at the market
to
time
price for
on
or
such
off
shares
the
at
American
the
Stock
time of sale.
ing plants for
the processing of gas through its process¬
the extraction of natural gasoline and other hydro¬
carbons.
company
the
and
The
oil and
dent.
engaged,
In
through
addition
to
a
subsidiary,
certain
in
indebted¬
the company has outstanding 5,090,440 shares of capital stock,
Walter N. Maguire, board chairman,
owns
15.5% and
The
all
Winn
Others
In
also
which
management officials
sell
is
pipeline construction business.
ness,
of
gas
of
as
prospectus
their
(185,000
25.6%. Walter L. Maguire is presi¬
selling stockholders "who propose to
(with one exception), including Charles C.
a
lists
group
25
holdings
shares) and
Stock
National
Boston
Stock
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Exchange.
Exchange
—
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Pacific
Stock
Philadelphia
Exchange
Exchange.—
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Baltimore
Washington
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26
31
45
36
36
36
36
38
Stock
...
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh
—.—
38
38
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39
Toronto Stock Exchange.
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40
Over-the-Counter Markets—
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
38
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages 38
SEC Index of Stock Prices
—38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange..... 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange
38
Michael
T.
Halbouty
(75,000
with the SEC
otherwise,
at
_
General Corporation and
Investment News..
Corporate and Municipal Financing
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement of Member
Federal
Reserve
System
Ahead. _
:
Banks of
conversion of outstanding debentures.
was
organized in November, 1961, and in April,
by merger to the assets (and obligations) of its
parent The New Haven Clock & Watch Company, a Connecticut
corporation. The outstanding shares of the parent were converted
automatically
Into the same number of
company
shares.
The
company has agreed to Issue 1,197,350 shares for all the assets of
Bowling &
Construction
Corp.,
a
holding
company
with three
wholly-owned subsidiaries and a 50% interest in each of two others.
In addition, it has agreed to issue 300,000 shares for the remaining
50%
interest in one of the latter subsidiarier. West Highlands
Realty Co., which owns undeveloped property in Jacksonville, Fla.
The other subsidiaries are engaged in the ownership or operation
of bowling centers.
Through its Condenser Products Division, the
company is also engaged in the manufacture of capacitors, power
supplies and pulse-forming networks.
The prospectus reflects a
net loss for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961 of $365,586 and for the
five months ended May 31, 1962 of $181,637.
According to the
prospectus, due to the change in par value of the common stock
from $1
to 10 cents, the accumulated deficit of the company of
slightly less than four million dollars was eliminated and a capital
surplus resulted.
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In addition to various indebtedness, the company has outstanding
7,971,051 shares of common stock, of which management officials
as
a
group own 2.4%.
The shares being offered by selling stock¬
holders, Include shares to be offered by former creditors of the
company who accepted stock in lieu of cash payment, shares to
be offered by persons who received such shares in exchange for
assets and
shares to be offered by former holders of convertible
debentures of the company who converted such debentures to stock.
Martin Stein (owner of the said 50%
Interest In West Highlands)
or
company
,
proposes
amounts
Board
p.
The
Course
of Bank Clearings
ranging
Chairman
from
and
1,000
to
shares.
Irving Jacobs is
is President.—V.
195,
105,000
Michael
M.
Meadow
2380.
Hawaiian Electric Co.
Ltd.—Proposed Rights Off'g
Honolulu, filed a registration
23 covering 315,730 shares of
offer such stock for subscription
by common stockholders at the rate of one new share for each
ten shares held on Sept.
12, 1962.
The subscription price is to
be supplied by amendment.
No underwriting is involved.
The net
proceeds from the stock sale will be applied toward cost of the com¬
company
with
stock.
of
900 Richards St.,
the
It
SEC
is
on
proposed
Aug.
to
pany's capital expenditure program estimtaed at $92,761,100 for
the period "1962-66.
In addition td various indebtedness and pre¬
stock,
the company has outstanding 3,157,302
shares of
48
Fund Notices 48
47
common
3.7%.
stock,
E.
P.
of
which
Spalding is
President.—V.
196,
p.
management
I. P. D. Financial
statement
with
stock,
the
officials as a group own
and Ralph B. Johnson is
Board Chairman
532.
Corp.—Common Registered—
The company of 200 West
common
shares).
sell the 300,000 shares, Credit Industrial Corp. 250,000
John L. Ayers 113,000 shares.
Others propose to sell
to
and
shares
ferred
Foreign Exchange Rates
48
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking
issuance
succeeded
statement
1
2
56
11
prices current at the time of sale (maximum $1 per
statement also includes 780,300 common shares re¬
by the company upon exercise of outstanding
The
for
common
to sell amounts ranging from 430 to 50,892 shares.
the prospectus lists 24 persons as a group (associated
______________
:
Coast Stock Exchange—
propose
addition,
(Bonds)
Miscellaneous Features
company is primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration
development of gas and oil properties, the production and sale
such
page
.
Houston,
The
and
..
Registered—
of 11 West 42nd St., New York, filed a registration
on Aug. 24, covering 2,075,715 outstanding
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof from time to time on "the American Stock Exchange,
or
The company
statement
The
Texas, filed a registra¬
the SEC on Aug. 27 covering 507,201 outstand¬
capital stock, to be offered for public sale by the
company,, P.
statement with
ing
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American Stock Exchange
Associated Oil & Gas Co.—Capital Stock Reg'd—
tion
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Canadian Stock Exchange
writing terms
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ft
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York Stock Exchange
Midwest
Co.—Common Registered—
of 501 South 3rd Avenue., Phoenix, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Aug. 24, covering 676,220 shares
of
common
stock, to be offered for public sale through under¬
company
writers
ft' i y
Detroit Stock Exchange
Arizona Public
The
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New
"Reg. A" covering 30,000
without underwriting.
debt
Stock and Bond Quotations
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New York Stock Exchange
Filing—^
publishing.
of
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298 Fifth- Ave., New York,
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57th St., New York, filed a registration
Aug. 23 covering 300,000 shares of
at $4 per share1. The
on
to be offered for public sale
Continued on page
r
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Aug. 27, 1962, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on March 14, which covered
200,000
The
In This Issue
H
ft
Registered—>
Registration Withdrawn—
1962,
as
Trust.
24.
1
company
options
on
and
B.
k
.<■■■■?•
has
announced
that a
registration
statement"
covering the proposed public offering of 300,000 shares of common
stock was filed Aug. 31
with the Securities and Exchange Com¬
mission.
The
offering will mark the
initial public sale of
the
company's common stock.
Blyth & Co., Inc., New York City, will manage an underwriting
group that
will market the shares to the public.
Of the 300,000 shares
registered, 200,000 shares are to be sold
by the company and 100,000 shares by selling stockholders.
The
served
invest
to
York
V
July
•„
Fie Merest Mills, Inc.—Common
share).
Aiken Loan & Security Company, of Florence, will
the Trust's manager, investment advisor and consultant.
Aiken, Jr., and David H. McLeod, President and Secretary,
respectively, of the manager, are two of the six trustees of the
act
withdrew
its
registration
on May 25, which covered
at $4 per share on a
publicly
offered
a
dwellings.
on
J.
shares
common
estate
real properties located in South Carolina, North
Georgia.
The net proceeds from the stock sale will
be used to acquire FHA-insured and VA-guaranteed first mortgages
mortgages
Carolina
Aug.
27,
1962,
the
company
originally filed with the SEC
statement
100,000
\
1655.
p.
Cine-Dyne, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn— ftft
Carolina,
filed
a
registration
covering 100,000 shares of
be offered for public sale at
No underwriting is involved.
with
beneficial
New
and
Haven Industries, Inc.—Common
Aiken
on
the
stock
cost.—V.
cash
■
Cemeteries of America, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
On
through R. A. Holman & Co., Inc.,
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statement
being
company,
units 'are
amount
SEC FILINGS
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Secretary-Treasurer, and $60,000 of notes to Samuel
Vice-President; and the balance will be used for general
purposes.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the com-;
pany
has outstanding 41,500 shares of common stock, of which
Mr. Lieben and Mr. Winograd own 33.43% each and Herbert Miller,.
President, 26.5%. Mr. Lieben and Mr. Winograd paid 27 cents per
share for their stock and Mr. Miller received his holdings at
no
proven, semi-proven .and wildcat oil and gas leases within the
United States
(excluding Alaska and Hawaii), with the intended
area
-ft
corporate
in
will
.
Lieben,
acquire and test interests
Program will be used to
<
Winograd,
$250,000
miscellaneous.
and
company
Charles
his
with
participating units in the company's 1962 program of oil and
gas exploration, to be offered for public sale (without underwriting)
at $10,000 per unit. The statement also includes $62,500
of addi¬
tional units for assessments for costs of equipping wells.
The funds
all
(after
statement
of
Hall
and
.ft
Liberty Bank
company,
tratration
selling expenses and preparation of and submittal of technical
reports, and for general working capital, including salaries, general
The
have
to
' .•
J., filed a registration
SEC
on
Aug. 22 covering 166,500 shares of
$153,045 of 5%
subordinated debentures due
1967, to be offered for public sale in units consisting of $170.05
principal amount of debentures and 185 shares. The offering will
be made (without underwriting)
at $220 per unit.
The company is engaged in the production, sale and shipment
of
triple diffused,
mesa
silicon
transistors,
used
as
very
high
frequency power transistors.
The $190,000 estimated net proceeds
from this financing will be used to pay $50,000 of notes to Morris
its registration state¬
on Oct. 27, 1961, which covered
been offered publicly through an
,;ft Cantab Oil Co.—Securities Registered—
proprietary products, for additional leased facilities and inventory
of adjustable snap gages and vacuum pumps, for advertising and
overhead
shares
common
.
.
of Walnut Avenue, Clark, N.
company
common
withdrew
underwriter, not named.
;
534.
p.
statement
Pringos.
for
adjustable
22, 1962, the company
ment originally filed with the SEC
Aug.
shares
inception in 1956 the company (formerly Fletch-Aire Co.,
Inc.)
has been engaged in experimentation on aerodynamic con¬
cepts which have provided the basis for obtaining 10 U. S. Patents
relating to advanced vertical lift vehicles and/or unique systems
and
On
be
Since
called
Copy
a
j Clark Semiconductor Corp.—Units Registered—
Bay State Electronics Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
10
to
each
Theodore
for
$16,500
;
shares
share
196,
The
share.
per
best efforts"
New York, which
Ave.,
10,000
one
$3
nothing
commission
per-share
statement
at
for
on
Corp.,
cents
45
a
The
underwriter
A
15, Sparta, New Jersey, filed a registra¬
on
Aug. 29 covering 165,000 shares
The
^-V.
basis
■':■■■■■■
registration
City.
by the selling stockholders for undivided interests in seven
gas processing plants, for interests in a drilling program of a sub¬
sidiary, in connection with thes ettlement of certain litigation, and
in connection with the acquisiion of a subsidiary.—V. 196, p. 424.
SEC
be
receive
the
sold.
the
to
Chase
expenses.
to
with
stock,
offering
will
of, Route
corporation
statement
common
efforts"
"best
stockholders)
selling
holdings
aggregate
ft-,
ft-
received
tion
$1.25
General Corporation and Investment News
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(946)
.
.
.
Monday, September 3, 1962
NEWEST ECONOMIC WEAPON UNVEILED
Ahead
Corporate and Municipal Financing
The
mated
SIDNEY BROWN
By
of public new
post-Labor
issue financing scheduled for this
The
seasonal
Day
the projections made at
Sep.
$8,050,006
4-8, 1962_.
_
$52,947,000
$104,483,000
26,654,000
113,600,000
32,697,500
40,670,270
•
A ARE THIS WEEK'S LARGEST ISSUES
twenty larger tax-exempts and two corporate debt instruments coming
before the bidding block: this week.
The later two scheduled for Wednesday
(Sept. 5) are:. PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO.'s AA-rated $12 million first mort¬
$165,480,000
79,446,000
22,050,000
5-9, I960
5-9, 1961
of
yait to learn what means will be employed for that end.;
A
There
7,500,COO
Sep.
yet how higher interest rates will come from Federal
the Federal debt.
There's at least one impatient soul
as
monetization
PUBLIC SERVICE CO. OF COLORADO AND PENNSYLVANIA POWER CO.
Total
Municipals
Stocks
Bonds
Sep.
/:
Corporate
Corporate
do not know
who can't
inclusive:
this time for this week since 1960
the
we
Reserve
week comes to approximately $95 million with senior fixed interest rate
instruments aggregating $62.7 million. The data immediately following
debt
are
will be fiscal expansion (read sizable deficit bank credit cre¬
and»tight monetary policy (read higher"interest rates). We
designed deficit will come from lowered taxes, Congress willing,
weapon
financing)
know
but
low
new
95,417,770
are
protection against call:, and $9 million TRAILER TRAIN
(BAA-Moody's and A-S & P's). On Wednes¬
day, .also, the FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANKS Wilt offer $175 million 33A%
non-callable 3-year bonds and $110 million 1-year notes.... -■}.'.■ ..-A}-A
bonds with
gage
no
CO's equipment trust certificates
The bond float for the week
was
reduced by $1 million because of the change
in the COUSINS PROPERTIES,
made
INC. offering by McDonnell & Co., and
Wyatt, Neal & Waggoner. The issue was tentatively set for Sept. 4 but it was
deferred until Sept. 11 and the financing scaled down by $1 million with the
removal of 6V2% subordinated debentures from the original package of units.
for
200,000 shares.'y'
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....
UNFORESEEN
TREASURY
BILL
RADO
cash
new
which
corporate
as
a
Corp., Blyth & Co., and Smith, Barney & Co.
COMPLICATIONS
MARKET
'FEDERAL. RESERVE
market today will again be asked to lend the Treasury $100 million
the short-term bill market./ This marks the 30th trip to the bill
since February
via First Boston
common
SWITCHES
INTO
LONGER TERMS IN
*
SUPPORTING AN
in
market for funds
auction
date for the" largest
offering of 1,242,822 shares of PUBLIC SERVICE CO. of COLO¬
stockholders'
.
The money
is the* scheduled
(Sept, 7)
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AiAA.
'A-
Thursday (Sept. 6) contains the week's largest municipal — $10,025,000 RACINE,
STURTEVANT,'etc., UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 1, WISC. ..;A
Friday
and warrants
debentures will consist of 60,000 common shares
The offering sans
:
of this year to the total tune of $3.9
The Federal Reserve increased member bank
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FRElE CREDIT
INCREASE IN
_
credit last Aug. 29, actual,
reserve
by adding to its portfolio $105 million in 1 to 5 years maturities, $6 million in
developments occurred recently with regard to this /
5 to 10 years, maturities, and $106 million in year or less maturities.
Contrary
One, Morgan Guaranty Trust Company denied last week that.
in trying to double its bill portfolio it was attempting to corner the bill market. -A ; to its buying pattern of the past several weeks,, it sold off its shortest maturities
—$34 million of up to 15 days maturity. This portfolio increase of $185 million
Its bid for $650 million allotment of the $1.3 billion 91-day bills auctioned off a A:
brings the total government holdings once again slightly above $30 billion
week ago today was reduced arbitrarily by the Treasury to $325 million not- v
where it has been most of the time since early last month.
The Wednesday
withstanding its submission of that week's lowest bid. Two, Governor George ,5 *
actual gold certificate loss was $54 million and the actual Aug. 29 tremendous
W. Mitchell of the Federal Reserve, in commenting, on the effect of the exten- ; -i
"float" was $1,005 million compared to the previous week's even larger $1,295
sive bill financing by the Treasury, stated on August 23 that the nudged hike
.million.
The decline in the float exceeds the monetization of debt by $109
in short-term rates was holding back our economic advance. In addressing the
million but the average of daily currency in circulation more than made up
Wisconsin University School of Banking, he said: "Contributing to the sluggish.
tor it by declining $133 million as against last week.
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ness of money supply was the large build-up in U. S. Government deposits until
A
billion.
Two
interesting
aspect of nudging.
early July, when they were run down tc some extent.
These and other changes
Though, in fact, Govern¬
left member banks' net free
credit at
reserve
daily
a
$422 million compared to last week's figure of $405 million.
deposits were rising the Treasury continued security offerings, including >%•
a large amount of bills, in anticipation of a rise in Government spending relative
%
to current tax receipts.
Most of these short-term issues may well have been A
average of
purchased by the nonbank public, who in some degree may have reduced idle
cash holdings to do so or who may have used cash that might otherwise have
RETURNS TO ACTIVE FLOAT, AND INT'L REALTY CORP. IS POSTPONED
ment
These
two consequences
WHIRLPOOL CORP. LEADS THIS WEEK'S WITHDRAWALS; ZAYRE
~
financed spending. The public has in effect substituted short-term U. S. Government securities for cash, and they can hold these securities at interest rates that
are attractive in periods of economic uncertainty
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writing there are fifteen issues that were either withdrawn last week
that they will withdraw.
Lehman Bros, reportedly is making
plans to withdraw WHIRLPOOL CORP. secondary involving 1 million shares
which had been postponed.
Kidder, Peabody & Co. decided to postpone $18
sinking fund debentures and 300,000 shares
plus warrants offering of
It was reported that S. E.: Securities will
registered offering of $4.5 millioii" convertible subordi¬
nated debentures. Lehman Bros., it is said, will take ZAYRE CORP.: out of the
postponed category and .'offer that firm's 475,000 common sometime after Labor
Day. Two weeks ago there were 80 postponed issues with an estimated dollar
value of $216,572,700. By fast week's end the number of postponed still being
identified. as. such -shruhk ;to,76 for a total estimated market value of $152.8
INTERNATIONAL REALTY CORP.
cancel the WOLF CORP.
banks, aided commercial banks' accommodation of excessive Treasury.
accounts.
Until a few months ago they were buying so many }
bills and certificates that it helped to defeat the purpose of nudging, insofar as
million.
loan
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.
.
28-DAY
ADMINISTRATION'S
OWN
DISOWNED
4-Sep.
10-Sep.
15
Sep.
24-Sep.
Total
.
JOINT
ECONOMIC
last
month
COMMITTEE HEARINGS
are
Last
time
one
from its
in, but enough of them are at hand to .support the thesis that },
to why
as
*
tax reduction of no small size must be
present undersize to its full potential.
;
A
.
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4
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what the "multiplier" and the
"accelerator" are and what they can do; others brought in economic GNP
models with suppositional data flowing from different types of tax cuts; and
still others could not forgive President Eisenhower for rejecting an anti-recession
tax cut, but right down the line they neglected to analyze why the largest
peace-time deficit of $12 billion dollars under Eisenhower did not regenate,
multiply or accelarate the economy. After all, a huge deficit was occurred
whether wittingly or unwittingly.
;
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Council Chairman Heller expounded
week
clearly
Apparently, the automatic tax stabilizer works is now supposed to work better
when the tax level is lowered. More to the point, it was implied that Govern*-
Well,
spending is more omniscient when it comes to spending the funds resulting
a deficit
than when the funds result from a higher tax-created surplus.
now
are
we
use
what
has
been
-
.
however, is not all this.
directly
either
policy of nudging.
rates
asked to believe it is easier to spend what we do not have
da have. '
A
we
The crucial news,
nesses,
240,734,500
36,565,000
47,665,030
40,292,000
87,957,000
10,198,000
15,348,000
5,150,000
Financings
20,390,000
35,738,000
$174,769,270
$459,847,270
••
$150,160,000
$134,918,0001;
$285,078,600
$272,416,300
$113,496,500
$385,912,800
$165,071,270
$550,984,070
$118,906,100
$571,945,300
$690,851,400
$531,089,000
$1,221,940,000
___________
_:_
L
.
.
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more.
or
implicitly,
or
-
-
.
-
: • •
an
early,
quiet
burial
for
- -
-
Corporate
bonds
as
capable of killing two birds with
one
.
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•
This Week
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Aug. 31, 1961
Last Week
$365,112,300 (27)
$393,166,300
(24)
133,305,000
( 31)
85,135,900 ( 38)
$526,471,300 (55)
.$450,248,200 (65)
$345,660,060
(22)
90,908,365
(39)
$136,568,365
(61)
$164,718,000 (59)
$147,189,500 (57)
$600,575,300(158)
578,434,000(305 )
______—:.
with
Total
dates—
stocks.
Total
corporates—
Total
A
municipals
Total
597,315,000(317)
798,943,550(356)
$744,504,500(384)
$1,390^518,850(514 )
of
both
$1,270,975,800(440)
$1,849,767,050(579)
t$l,179,720,365(425)
with dates.
*$227,774,270 (73)
.____
financings—.
.___
Data
.
-
parentheses
refunding,
secondaries.,.
shares
Excluded
reserved'for
"time-to-time-
$1,460,162,070(506)
$1,407,494,635(498),
fIncludes
-&
$652,267,600 ( 62)
$2,502,034,050(641)
r"
-
are
private..placements
amifor
conversion
and
issuance
such
under
other
employees,
rate of the latter
abet domestic economic recovery
as exchanges,
option plans and "from
tabulated separately.
and stock
.
are
equiprhent trust certificates
$19,050,000'irt two
NASHVILLE RR.
$25
million
collateral
under
bonds
trust
with dates Set but not the LOUISVILLE
consideration which is tabulated in the
preferreds with dates
in preferreds; and 84
and $6,285,600- in
issues of $300,000
,
.late,for-insertion in the table above are these three corporate SECregistered financings — $15 million' NIFPON. TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE
PUBLIC CORP.* dollar_bonds; SMITH-CORONA MARCHANT INC. rights of¬
ADD: Too
; ;
fering of 240,219 shares of convertible preferred stock (par value $50) to its
owners
of Oct. 5 record;, and 300,000 shares of FIELDCREST MILLS, INC.
common of which two-thirds accrue to the company and the remainder to the
owners in this initial public sale of the firm's stock,
.
,
INDETERMINATE
*■: a
<•
..
BACKLOG
:
--i
Corporate stocks and bonds*
and the higher
supposedly would not interfere with domestic
discouraging the flow of short term,, "hot," funds abroad.
;
Last Week
This-Wfeek
$922,506,060
:
$931,567,700
-.•Comprise reports of financing plans which have not been formally an¬
or
approved- for offering as those in the total backlog table above.
larger addition* to this indeterminate backlog are: $22.5 million
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RR. collateral trust bonds targeted for Novem¬
recovery
Recent
while
ber pending ICC approval, and $12 million MONTANA-DAKOTA
COi-25-year first mortgage bonds for late 1962 or early 1963.
Now that the artificial
Also
spread between the money and capital market rate is quietly conceded to have
failed its
assigned task,
dikes holding
and
the
temporary
measures
taken
to shore
back balance of payments pressures are wearing thin
the commendable forward
exchange operations,
'{ used to replace the old nudging one.
- -
-
-
a new
i
up
the
volume
.
such as
Included, here
of
$152.8
WHIRLPOOL
CORP.
—
economic weapon wilt be
•
offerings
nonpublic
sales."'-. Registrations with, combined, debt and equity parts
nounced
former rate was supposed to
'
the number of capital issues to be publicly offered "for additional
nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment" cos., and
backlog, below;/* also,'-$55,750,000 In four
four
preferreds .without dates; or, total of $62,035,000
or less
of which li'have tentative offering dates.
;
.
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denote
by
indeterminate
>
the
*.
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r
.
in
and
$188,186,270 (57)-
-
'V
...
The
stone.
-••••'
dates
$743,152,000( 364)
bonds_l_
Total
That policy of low long term rates and high short term
heralded
with
Corporate bonds without dates___-__„.:
v
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The overwhelming number of wit-:
favored
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOG-
.
Corporate stocks
..
than to
$95,417,770
73,417,(100
Corporate stocks without dates:_____
_
ment
$40,670,270
167,317,500
~
on
Most importantly, the slate of expert witnesses from the school, of compensatory
spending did not shed a tear in never mentioning one of their oldest and most - ;
sacred caveats; namely, the heretofore most wonderful anti-cyclical weapon of them all, the automatic personal income tax stabilizer.
The witnesses, almost
to a man, condemned the present personal income tax leveL for ungratefully
sopping up too much income during recovery, for providing the Treasury with
a resultant premature surplus which supposedly does not flow fast enough into.
■>
the income stream and for, thus, reducing total spending as total income rose. A
from
$54,747,530
55,457,500
29
million,
$1
_
capital
'
/Municipals*
were
instituted. The
theory laid down called for a deep enough tax cut to create a significantly A
large enough deficit in order to revitalize the economy so that it will grow V
at
Corporates
_i'_
,
Aug. 81, 1961
hearings held
picked for the similarity and not the diversity of their views
on the subject of fiscal and monetary policy.
The overloading of views at one:;
end of the scale constitute one of the most effective barrages ever laid down . -
witnesses
Stocks
$32,697,500
11,100,000
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NUDGING AT
Not all the statements made before the Joint Economic Committee
Total of Both
Total
Bonds
17-Sep. *22
Sep.
,}
Total
111,860,000
8
Sep;
VISIBLES
UNDERWRITTEN
Corporate
$22,050,000
y':?r
Sep.
--}v-A
WITNESSES
AND
Corporate
in turn, a vicious /A
cycle of repetitive Treasury bill offerings. By increasing the bilL supply, the A;
Treasury hopes price will fall or yield will rise. The banks and nonbank public, <
plentifully supplied with Federal Reserve bank-created credit, have constituted
difficult demand posture to manage.
,
COMPETITIVE
keeping short-term yields high was concerned, which caused,
a
CORP.
announced
million
should be added to the two pointed out in this space
for member
and
/A:*
At this
or
(cf. July 9 and August 6) for a more complete picture as to some of the un- : ;
expected pitfalls .of nudging. We had referred to the U. S. Comptroller General's
f
charge that the attractive bill rate was providirtg1Jthose commercial banks with
Treasury tax and loan accounts with an unearned differential of earnings which,
he further stated, should be recaptured by the Treasury. We, also, submitted
that the Federal Reserve's nudging cooperation, in creating excess free reserves >:
tax
:
Into
are
million
76
with
postponed
the
of
with
the
an
estimated
dollar
previously postponed
ZAYRE
its pre¬
under Lehman Bros, auspices, and S. E.
Wolf, Corp/s $4.5 million: convertible sub¬
secondary by Lehman Bros, and: re-entry of
definitive backlog of forthcoming offerings from
CORP.
the
Issues
withdrawal
UTILITIES
viously postponed classification
Securities. Inc., .cancellation of
ordinated debentures.
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August 30, 1962
Volume
196
Number
6191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
tuck
General Corporation and
Investment News
will
Beaver
share
made
be
Inc.,
Associates,
of
New
selling commission
has
president'
at
shares
agreed
cents
5
the
to
receive
cents
per
The company's
15,000 class-B
such
in
and
concerns
and
business
assist;-
as
financial
basis.
Of
other
and
estimated net
the $997,000
business
to
services
Proceeds
group
33.2%.
result
in
from
cents to
5
$1.69
book
value
stock
of
certificates
of
Proceeds
of
for
used
Caldwell,
Idaho,
engaged
is
'
"y. ;:
in
-
.
<
V
/
.
Jarcho Bros., Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
-v/:
On
Aug.
ment
be
be
used
the
filed a "Reg. A" covering
$350, without- underwriting.
at
for
equipment,
research
and
trust
capital.
-
tube
120
30,
develop-
class
A
■'
stock.
of
.,
stock
is
It
the
(in
four
to
proposed
outstanding
series)
offer
interest
and
:
•:
Wis., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Aug. 27 covering 103,638
'outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Robert W.
Baird & Co., Inc., 110 E. Wisconsin Ave., Milwaukee.
The public
offering price (maximum $11.50 per share) and underwriting terms
of
company
to
be
The
North
520
supplied
Brr>»Hwav,
amendment.
by
Bay,
Green
•
covered
1
-
-i
effect
giving
to
6-for-l
stock
The
"
in
proposed
a
split),
which
of
R.
Blair & Co.,
registration
the SEC
on
March
29,
1962
shares, to have been sold through
New York City.—V.
195, p.
with
;
SEC
Holyoke,
of
company
the
Aug.,-29
on
stock, to
Mass., .filed
be offered
mil
of
the
company's
also
holds
;:or
f
■
underwriters.
at
100%
$45
a
each,
of
The
debentures
principal
unit
per
amount
commission
(maximum $10
the
share)
to
be
at
sold
$12
the
expenses.
underwrit¬
to" he
are
includes
oiiercd<
underwriters
for
and
scares
al.o
to
warrants
exercisable
the
$10.0)0
per
outstanding;
statement
be
to
are
and
and
35,003
principal
.sup¬
shares
underwriter
share.
per
.
V
company is
which
sales
distributed
are
business.
company's
the
or
6%
Of
sale
the
of
stock
of
Kaufman
subordinated
.working
capital
H.
•
estimated
$1,765,280
latter
due
1967,
corporate
common
stock
and
Charles
W.
750
class
Lockyer,
used
and
to
the
the
purchase
B
balance
'
purposes:
cerl;aln indebtedness, the
332,968
from
proceeds
be
$750,000 to purchase all
$525,000 to redeem outstanding
notes
general
net
will
Press,
Printing,
convertible
and
i
ing
$3,075,000
debentures,
the capital stock of Merkle
1
•
:
\
outstand¬
shares,
common
for
1
has
company
of
which
president, Harold W. Goldliatt.
Silverman, a vice-president,
executive vice-president and Norman
H.
own one-third each.
Management
Registered—
common
to
„
•
to
a
be
Class
officials as a group owi 23.703
stockholders have the right at all times
B
majority of the board. The list1 of
selling
by amendment.-—V. 194, p. 2445.
stockholders
supplied
-
underwriters headed by Blyth & Co., Inc., 14 Wall St.,
York.
The public
offering price
(maximum $23 per share)
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The' company is engaged primarily in the business of manufac-
shares.
elect
is
through
.
a
with respect to
amendment. The
by
1
ing
p- The
Red-O-Lier Corp.—CIass
New
H.
of
trustee
family an additional 17.25%.
net loss-for the six months "ended June
public offering price
store
1657.
public sale by the holders
for
(widow
The
her
made
by the
company,
its dealers and distributors.
After its proposed
acquisition of Merkle Press Inc., and Kaufman
Printing, Inc., both doing business in the
V."A3l:ington area, it will
also be engaged in the letter
press and offset (lithography)
print¬
thereof
common
Kline
family.
and
principally engaged in the business of publishing
in quantity on a wholesale
basis, ssiting
books through
door-to-door
sales
and
through boo.t slores
maintained by dealers, and
financing the door-to-door and book
registration statement
outstanding shares of
a
160,000
covering
paid
The
which
D.
list
units
be
books
state¬
with
common
Inc.,
its
National Blank Book Co.—Common
."
,
75,000
filed
withdrew
company
H.
her
Kline
terms
at
*
-
the business of processing and markeling canned and frozen vegetables. In addition to certain indebt¬
edness, it has outstanding 319,656 shares of common stock (after
is engaged
company
originally
ment
the
1962
the
$500
plied
•
29,
Aug.
of $69,296.
underlying 5-year
Mott's Super Markets, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
On
Janet
of
H.
ing-
in
of
partners, stock¬
holders and noteholders in 26 corporations and seven partnerships.
M'ae company was organized under Delaware law in February
1962 and proposes to engage in the business of investing in and
operating real estate. After consummation of the exchanges, the
company will either own or have interests in about 56 properties,
principally in New York.
Henry
Moskowitz,
President,
recently
acquired 15,000 class A shares and 150,000 class C shares for a
total cost of $112,500 in cash. Assuming 100% acceptance of t'he
Registered—
of
members
Janet
Tha
withdrew
company
Co.—Common
Larsen
The
in
win
filed with the SEC on
common
shares
to
have been
Shearson,
heads
^
-
346,785
securities
such
benefit
The company of 11C6 Connecticut
Ave., Washington, D. C., £Ued'
a
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
on
Aug.
2j
covering
$3,500,000 of 6%
subordinated-convertible debentures due 197-7,
to
be
offered
for public
sale
by the company," and 23,0)3 out¬
standing shares of common stock, to be o.fered by the holders
thereof.
Roth: &
Co.,
Inc.,
632
Land
Title Bldg.,
Philadelphia,
"
the
1962
underwriting
Publishers Co., Inc.—Debentures—Common
Reg'd—
plates, image intensifier tube face
rigid image, conduits and flexible and
common
class B
for' all
of
1962
'
.
J
the
and
benefit of
H1®, )?1.'°sp?b}us refle°ts
face
and
for
founder)
.
1-962
offered
to
4,
'
>
• exchange offer, Moskowitz will own
directly or indirectly 9% of
its registration state-. ;• the outstanding class A, 83.3%; of the outstanding class C and
of the
March 23 which covered > 100%
outstanding class B stock, having acquired such
offered publicly
through . shares in part for capital, interests costing him $355,668.
Hammill & Co., New York City.—V. 195, p. 1424.
•;
22,
and
affiliated agencies (located in Illinois) in March
1962,
the balance will be added
to surplus to permit the company
engage more aggressively in the parouic of its new life insurance
business and to permit an increase in
present volume.
In addition
to certain indebtedness, the
originally
240,000
are
20,
to
are
of
shares
the
■-.'*•
in._selllng
and
'
exchange
,
/ ' "
company of 10 Columbus Circle, New York, filed a registrastatement with the SEC
on
Aug. 29 covering $4,423,954 of
7.2%.'non-convertible subordinated debentures due 1977, 1,275,063
repayment of outstanding certificates.
Idah-Best of 523 Main St.,
cooperative marketing of eggs.
primarily
company's
tion-
•
be
to
are
•-
'
--"'The
a
writing. X ■■■•:
engaged
to
(Henry) Moskowitz Realty Corp.—Files Exch. Plan
"Reg. A" covering $50,000
indebtedness to be offered at par, without under1962 filed
•
>
■;>:
shares
corporation on Aug. 3,
Aug.
on
cathode ray
including
Idah-Best, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing— V;
The
.J. '
plates, couplers, flexible
rigid light guides. *
share with the resulting dilution of $2.31
per
/.
^
'
outstanding
now
$340,000
the stock
proceeds from
and management officials as a
stock to the public at $4 per share will
the
is
play
is
company
3
group and franchise forms of accident and sickness insurance in
the midwestern United States.
It also has recently entered the
life insurance business.
Of the net proceeds from the stock
sale,
$150,000 will be used to retire a 5%% note issued to one of
the
Bank
*
book equity of stock purchased by the public,
share in the
per
in
Pound
on
concerns
18.3%
Sale of new
increase
an
Million
the
"
play
adaption of
an
c :
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r.
;
W
/
Mosaic of 205 Chapin St., Southbridge,<
Mass., is engaged in the
development, design and manufacture of fiber optic components,
$927,000 will be used as working capital and the balance for
salaries, professional services and office and adminis¬
trative overhead.
The company has outstanding 300,000 class B
shares (convertible share-for-share into common) of which J. Roger
owns
'
,
working
and
ment,
executive
President,
is
Fabrications, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
shares
common
sale,
Wallace,
' -
;
Mosaic
The; corporation
and to make loans to
principal or otherwise,
concerns
individuals;
to
of
•
'
mergers
management,
fee
to
which
proceeds from the sale of partnership interests will be
Mr. Allentuck will be entitled to receive 50% of the net
the partnership (for which he will make no cash con¬
*
corporate financing; assist in arranging purchases,
of businesses as finder or-borker; and supply
arranging
sales
a
capital
equity
The
Kerip.it Bloom-
dramatico-musical
the
Walk,"
by Mark Twain entitled "The
estimated production budget for
-
company?.(formerly Public Development & Financial Corp.)
organized under Delaware law in May 1962 and proposes to
furnish
together with
produce
the
/
The
was
of
(947)
tribution), and he has agreed to pay 90% of his share of such net
profits to Kermit Bloomgarden Productions. Gwen Davis and Philip -'*■
company uas oavs.anwaag 200,000 shares
Springer will write the book, words and music for the play, and „v oi common suoclc, of which G. H. Poulsen & Co.
(the Illinois agency)
V they will be entitled to receive 6% of .the gross weekly box office
owns 32.64%
and Robert A. Schneider,
President,, 10.01%. Manage¬
V .receipts for each week of performances. Mr. Allentuck is an officer
ment officials as a
group own 37.57%. About 75%
of the Illinois
•• of the production company but is not a stockholder therein.
* agency is owned by The Ohio Citizens Trust
Co., as trustee under
J. LeCort
Co., Inc., 82
52
will
net
applied.
profits
v.
J.
a
for expenses.
underwriters
and $24,000
to sell
share.
per
basis by
Clare &
best- efforts
a
:
*
St., and Harris,
York, which will
Wall
both
St.,
on
99
:,y;
partner and
Inc.
"Cock
story
the
and
general
entitled
Note.",' The
so
offering
the
be
Productions,
short
a
Continued from page 1
will
garden
tentatively
\
*
A Registered—-.^
of 577 Couvtlindt Ave., New
York, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on
Aug. 27 covering 100,000 shares
of class A Common
stock, to be offered for public sale at $3.25
turing and selling a variety of office and school supplies. In addi¬
holders (two of which are custodians for several persons) including
tion to certain indebtedness,-it h&s outstanding 592,590 shares of v; per share, The offering will be made
through underwriters headed
Winterp. who proposes to sell all of his holdings, and Northwestern
■7National:Life Insurance Co.,.; which proposes to sell 24,000. shares1-/1-., .common stocks, of which Herbert S. Towne, a director, Richard, P.
d.S«°.sse,Co'''Wall St.^.NpWr York, which will receive
•
10.6%
owns.
company,
and
and management officials as a group 20.6%.
Mark H. Mitchell is president. The prospectus lists 16 selling stock¬
Winters
tration
,
upon,conversion of a $133,000 note). Others propose *;<" Tcwne,, bpard) chairman, and a trust- in Which the latter has a'iy'
beneficial interest* own 76,500,
66,705 and 63,000 shares, '-resptcamou^p. rangingftom. 600 to 12,000 shares.
' 7*1
{ 'tiVely.
The1 prospectus lists 17 selling stockholders .owaing/janBtj
(to be acquired
^o
sell
aggregate of 413,421= shares,
trust,
who > propose
to
sell
Little Theatre, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
corporation
5,880
shares
common
Proceeds
Aug.
on
to
are
to
be
used
be
1962
17,
for
filed
.
Theatre
Little
of
120
E.
56th St.,
•"*.
^
covering
'
.
York,
New
'
"
Bonds
-
The
;
Management Investment Corp.—Common Reg'd—
The
corporation
of
shares
Federal
Fulton
130
Bldg.,
Ga.
Atlanta,
filed
$500
at
Each
share.
per
bears
share
terest
November
in
Investment
fied
Company
under
Small
the
does
It
company.
Business
intend
not
Investment
of
Act.
ending
Tne
with
The
has
company
provided
$245,055
to
$10,000
and
various
lenders
addition
In
to
to
its
subsidiary,
applied
were
indebtedness,
to
the
-
and the borrowed
investments.
issued
>
will
be
during
the
into
the
principal
^
of the
fiscal
year
"
Telephone
furnishing
in
of
to
1952
„
take
196,
by
by the
113.
p.
various
'
'
-
.
of
% :'
Shore
See .Peoples
Gas-Co.—Share
Light &. Coke Co.,
Gas
Packard-Bell
funds
7h®
of
tional
and
Posts
of
Milton
stock
Bevington,
25%
own
common
On
29,
bodies,
Tele-
v
in
,
each.
:
Midwestern
The
of
"; .36,000
stock
owns
purchase
uc
$12
Ohio
by
unit
per
Bldg.,
,
the
and
SEC
15-year
Cleveland,
filed
Ohio,
Aug.
23
covering
warrants
to
purchase
on
a
180,000
St.,
Cincinnati,
Cleveland.
The
and
Hartzmark
underwriting
&
terms
Co.,
are
Inc.,
to
The
company
reserve
life
organized
was
Ohio
under
insurance
company
law
Life
organized
in
March
Insurance
under
Ohio
1962
Co.,
law,
a
Registration
of
withdrew
company
Inc.,.
Co.,
each
shares
17
held,
195, p.
City.—V.
York
New
company
of
Coke
&
Michigan
So.
122
tration statement with the Securities
its
through
2255.
Kidder,
,
Co.—Files Exeh.
Plan
properties,
Ave.,, Chicago, filed a regis¬
and Exchange Commission on
and
its
The
would
Co.,
the
on
basis
of
cf
three-fourths
a
First
Chicago,
not
dealer
managers,
Shore
North
balance will be used for working capital. The com¬
has outstanding 6,255 shares (acquired at $12 per share) held
by 15 management officials.
John H. Blessing,
have
agreed
to
form
&
from
The
company
statement with
1545
of
Broadway,
New
Registered—
York,
filed
a
The
registration
sale
at
the
interests
$8,000
.
$400,000
has
been
raised
as
a
.
tne
of
this
offering.
Max
Allen-
The
.
t
issued
about
and
82%.
outstanding
North
Shore,
shares
with
of
.
tration
await
must
of
196,
p.
the
registration
company,
Revenue
Service
that
it
will
be
and
public
terms
a
tax-free
to
of
be
are
of
March
NOTE:
3, 1879.
in
of
in the rate
of exchange,
=
•*'--
«tv
shares.—V.
Aug.
on
15,
subordinated
method
to
of
business
und
financing-
engkge
common
\v
195,
in
making
shares, of which
*>-*,o%.
.s
Other
officials
53.
p.
1962
filed
convertible
-
,
„
to
be
used
for
Vanowen
manufacturing
industries.—V.
a
"Reg.
notes
to
A"
be
debt
covering
offered
Inc.,
at
Beverlv
y
-
repayment
and
•/
other corporate
'■
■
St., North Hollywood, Calif., is engaged
the electronics, guided missile and
p. 1038.
for
192,
■
San
Executive Plaza,
The
Park Ridge, 111., filed a regis¬
27 covering 100,000 shares
(maximum $10 per share)
by amendment.
and
underwriting
:
-
>
company
statement
the SEC on Aug.
supplied
Diego Gas & Electric Co.
remittance for foreign subscriptions and
Proposed Rights
Offering—
Co. of America—Common Reg'd
comBoon
with
stock.
-
by
common
nine
will
shares
be
of
861
the
It
Sixth ,Ave.,
SEC
on
Aug.
San
29
Diego,
covering
filed
a
registration
500,000
shares
of
is
proposed to offer such stock for subscription
stockholders at the rate of one new share for each
held
offered
(Reg. U.S. Patent Office) William B.
George J. Morrissey,
(Telephone STate 2-0613);
the fluctuations
intends
through Thomas Jay, Winston & Co.,
10929
contract
aircraft
Subscription in United States, U.
On account of
Richmond
and
-
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
3, Illinois
bu<&
the
ex¬
stock, to be offered for public sale through underwriters
A. C. Allyn & Co., 122 So. La Salle St., Chicago.
The
offering price
are
of
6%
per
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
Street, Chicago
estate
properties
Electronics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
of
Proceeds
ruling
a
684.
statement with
by
cost
purposes.
statement becoming effec¬
Illinois Commerce Commission
the
Internal
common
headed
•
be
management officials.
has outstanding 116,500
now
note,
Hills, Calif.
about
.
of
.
result
the
$5,000
-
per
to
estimated
which
corporation
$300,000
has 1,009,312 shares of common stock outstand¬
Poulsen Insurance
SEC on Aug. 22 covering $400,000 of limited
(pre-formation),
to
be
offered
for
public
interest (subject to 20% involuntary overcall).
No underwriting is involved.
The
patrnership will be formed
under New York
law when
partnership
of
stock,
common
approval
change.—V.
Co.—Securities
real
producing
notes. The company proposes
tu
summon
svtck at $7 per
n^de On a b<»st efforts basis
by
to
balance
Rimak
•
group
of
offer.
by holders
a
Rimak
offer
The
tive,
826,000
than
less
to
loans
issuer
the
own
ing.
of
equal amounts
Jr., is President.
Pound
income
..
dealers to solicit acceptances of the exchange
proposed offer is conditioned upon acceptance
The
extent
the
Peoples
for each share of North Shore common.:
Boston Corp., Boston, Mass., and H. M. Byllesby
security
an *
of
share
stock
capital
The
pri¬
be
including
Frederick .Ricumond,
previously announced, the exchange offer to North Shore stockhold¬
ers
the
^-unsecured
27 in connection with a proposed offer to exchange shares of
capital stock for common stock of North Shore Gas Co.
As
Aug.
share), and the
Million
"diversified"
a
,
Light
Gas
3,000 stockholders,
in
m
acreage,
stock;
the
tiHiiiaijj",
CApaiiexMia
ana
ability of the
to distribute the
shares; the extent to which manage¬
oificials engage for their
acm^nt in r°al estate business
activities and the extent to which such activities have or will
result in conflicts of
interest; the specific purposes for which the
proceeds of he stock sale will be used and the amount
intended
for each such
purpose; the present or proposed use of Richmond's
investments in land and itiKtx *
jfequa*.
suitability for such
use; the program for improvement or
development of Richmond's
:
for
application to engage in such business has been made with the .'
Superintendent of Insurance of Ohio.
Of the $1,944,000 estimated
net
proceeds from the stock sale, $1,843,062.50 will be used to
purchase 3,985 shares of the insurance, subsidiary (at $462.50 per
pany
mis¬
.
Richmond
Peabody
debentures
The
legal
and
.
ment
Gas
the stock of Midwestern
engage
&
-
amendment.
marily to hold
auequacy of informa¬
statement filed bv
,
registration
a
underwriter
Peoples
1710 E.
supplied
be
owns
Co., of Silver Spring, Md., for which an 84c
per share
selling commission is to be paid.
Among the items • of disclosure challenged by the Commission
are
the following: The
speculative risks to be borne by purchasers
r
regis¬
shares '
additional
an
to
offering of
and the offering is
■
&
to be offered for public sale in units con- >
and onerfifth warrant (one warrant required V
share at $18 per share). The offering will be made ;
through underwriters headed by Westheimer & Co., •
one
Walnut
326
f
,
aco«
public
with the SEC on May 4,
$5,023,800 of convertible subordinated debentures, due 1977, to have
been offered for subscription by stockholders, on the basis of $100
Aug.
ment, originally. filed
officials
management
share
one
to
per
other
President,
sale, book value of all
share.
per
■gaFe and deed of trust promissory
share;
this Issue.—-V. 196, p. 219. '
1959
undeveloped
registration state1962 which covered
shares,
common
sisting of
$200
two
Public Square,
with
statement
common
at
and
Corp.—Common Registered—
of 75
company
tration
(issued
president,
Lichtenstein,
$1.88
Corp.—Registrat'n Statement Challenged
01?i^ug' 28, ordered proceedings under the Securities
December
the
v'
the
1962
be
which question W.e
disclosures
contained in
1933
of
shares
Marvin
will
leading and, if so, whether a "stop order" should be issued
sus¬
pending- the statement.
i
According to the Richmond prospectus the
company was organized
Exchange Offer—:
Electronics" Corp.—SEC
giving
and
;
and
• •
outstanding
(after
corporation of 220 K tit., ,m.
*■
.• tsnj
,gtpn
D. C.
A hearing
been scheduled for
Sept. 11, 1962, to take evidence with respect
to the alleged deficiencies in tne
stweiuenf ror the
purpose of deter¬
mining whether certain representations therein are false
'
Withdrawn—
has outstanding 500
share),, of which E.
shares
has
telephone,
public
Governmental
Minister
has
company
common
,
exercised
supervision
which
outstanding
the
->
communication
is
The
B
respectively. After the stock
then
Act
f
,
formed
was
class
Richmond
;
yen
construction
corporation's
business.
60,000
recapitalization whereby such shares will be
for the 100 common and 300
preferred shares
i
stock
estimated expenditure
an
and
proposed
exchange
outstanding), of
,*
*
a
•
:
converted
corporation's
the
A
in
now
two
such
company
related
activities
North
•
companies
from
for
Government
and
bonds
with
class
to
-
the stock sale will first be applied to repayment of
$185,000 borrowed from various lenders, and the balance to finance
the company's activities of providing equity capital and loans to
concerns.
calls
&
communications.—V.
from
business
140,000
effect
and
services in
Japan
and
is
only company furnishing such services in that country. It h
wholly-owned by the Government and control of Its business and
financial
sup¬
plies and equipment to commercial and
industrial users.
The $265,estimated net proceeds from
the stock sale will
be used
to
Increased
inventories and
accounts
receivables
resulting
from the company's sales ior
elecuicni pares for elevator alterations
iinance
group
a
the-
initially those engaged
in
the
field of
atomic
derivatives and
in
support of- the space
and missile programs of the Federal
Government, by purchasing
their stock and debt securities convertible into or bearing warrants
to purchase stock. It
also will render advisory and management
counseling services on a fee basis through a subsidiary. Tne net
proceeds
the
the
1963.
Telegraph
telegraph
•-
will provide capital for companies,
company
31,
York City.
New
of
by
First Boston Corporation,
Inc.,
conpection
$584,000,000
March
from
over
Inc.,
payment of
be underwritten
to
are
Co.,
sale
in
program
of
Nippon
be
to
1958.
Such
equivalent
the company is registered under
1940 as a closed-end non-diversi¬
of
investment
management
licensed
1961,
Act
Co.
the
used
&
to
as
bonds
Read
&
from
be
program.
The
Dillon;
state¬
share, and (2) 20,000 outstanding class A shares sold
undcrwi'lters by the principal stockholder at
$3.25 per share.
company is engaged in the distribution of electrical
V. ?^«^ieva,tor lnstallatl°n
Bonds, du« 1977,
principal and In-
Dollar
The
underlying 5-year
each, exercisable at
lc
at
per
The
Corp.—
■
Telephone
$3.25
to
500
to. ^he gold, to the underwriters
000
Public
:
and
guaranteed
Barney
will
from
per share commission and
$16,000' for expenses.
also includesu'(1)
10,000 cla^a* A sliares
ment
two Townes and the
and
30,0)0
shares,
Telephone
&
...
Telegraph
Japan.
by
and
.
Organized
the
of-
Proceeds
from $500 to $700 per '.■»
The
warrants
can
be •_
exercised only when called by the company and upon payment by t
the company of
$10 per warrant.
7,424
and
Smith,
purchase of one additional share at
(depending
upon
elapsed
time).
share
,';
by
the
31,500,
of Tokyo, Japan filed a registration statement with
Exchange
Commission
on
Aug.
31
covering
company
Securities
headed
for
warrant
a
Telegraph
unconditionally
-
common
underwriting)
the
of
statement with the SEC on Aug. 29 covering 2,000
stock, to be offered for public sale
(without
registration
a
B.
Registered—
$15,000,000
including
to sell amounts ranging
Buckwalter is president.
\'x
propose
Paul
Nippon
" '
\
the
;
Others
shared
15,000
produces theatrical
.
'
respectively.
y
offered at $50, without underwriting.
mortgage payments, construction and
working capital.
presentations.
A"
"Reg.
a
$ 40b
a
advertisements must be made in New York funds.
to
of
record
employees
Sept.
and
20,
1962. Unsubscribed shares
former employees and then to
4
the
(948)
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
public.
list
the
heads
underwriters;
of
2100 Russ Building, San FranCisco,
The subscription price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment. The net proceeds
from the stock sale will be used to pay short-term bank loans,
estimated at $14,500,000, incurred for temporary financing of addi¬
tions to
the company's utility properties,
and the balance will
become
4,500,000
196,
and
funds
applied
cost
toward
such
of
(estimated at $23,543,000 for 1962). In addition to various
additions
And
indebtedness
V.
treasury
part-of
shares
851.
p.
preferred< stock,
of
the
stock.
common
has
company
H.
G.
Dillin
outstanding
President.—
is
SmithrCorona Marchant Inc.—Proposed Eights Of¬
\
t
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
>
registration
and
graphite products,
respect to public offerings of Securities not exceeding $300,000
In a notification filed on Feb. 27, 1961, Wynnco pro¬
posed the public Offering of 2,050 class .B common shares at $100
and
medical
Regulation
provides
a
exemption from
conditional
a
with
in
amount.
share (of which 1,050 were, initially reserved for issue pursuant
exercise of outstanding options held by promoters). The offer¬
was commenced on
May 1, 1961 and completed on April 24,
1961.
The Commission asserts in its suspension order that it has
tp
believe
to
that
certain
agreed,
•
,
The company of 410 Park Avenue, New
the Securities and Exchange Commission on
York
City,
filed
with
Aug. 31 a registration
convertible preferred stock.
statement
covering 240,219 shares of
The company plans to offer to its common stockholders * of record
Oct.
5,
1962,
the right to purchase one snare of
convex t ble
preferred stock for each eight shares of common stock.
.'./v..
The
underwriting
syndicate
will
be
managed
by
The
First
Boston Corp., New York City.
with and that the offering was
provisions of the Securities Act.
The order provides an opportunity for hearing, upon request, on
the question whether the suspension should be vacated or made
permanent.
'V1 ^v. -'
;
y/ ■-;
■
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"/y
According to the order, the company did not comply with the
Regulation in that it (1) failed to file a revised offering circular
after nine months, as required, (2) is an investment company and
Proceeds
loans
the
from
and
the
Smith-Corona
office
manual
will
sale
be
wilt he
balance
is
Marchant
to
used
added
reduce
bank
short-term
to
and
exemption
no
under
Commision
the
the
amount
shares
for
used
offering
the
failed
v;yy/:y.
in
that
purposes
to
contains
Inc
First
YyY;
Co.^.x.l.
925 ~
925
Walston
Bacon,
925
Blunt
Weeks.
&
'; 925
Co
&
28,
Aug.
19G2,
the
'
Malkan
Arnold
&
Co.,
Inc.,
New
York
City.—V.
194,
p.
The
925
Meadows
with
subordinated
Consolidated Edison Co. of New York, Inc.
Bond Issue—
to
purchase an aggregate of 30,000 common shares, to be offered
public sale in units consisting of a $100 debenture and three
warrants.
The offering will be made at $100 per unit through
underwriters headed by Equitable Securities Corp., 322 Union St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
The exericse price of the warrants and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Tne principal business of
the company is the production and
sale of crude oil and natural gps from oil and gas properties in
for
and
Texas
Louisiana.
It
also
undivided
owns
interests
in
gas
gathering systems and various producing royalty interests; and
in the past it has operated other oil and gas properties in which
it has no ownership.
The business of Texas Liberty Gas Corp., a
Delaware corporation, which is proposed
to be merged into the
tompaiiy in oeptemoer,
is substantially the same as that of the
company.
Of the net proceeds from the debenture sale, $350,000
will be used to pay notes to banks incurred for construction of
a
gas gathering system in Moore County, Texas;
and the balance
will
be
used
to
acquire
an
undivided
interest in
a
pipeline
system and various oil and gas leases, to develop various oil and
gas leases, and for working capital to be used from time to time
acquisitions of oil and gas properties and intersts in gas gatheringsystems."
x.-.
In audition to certain indebtedness, the
company has, outstand¬
ing 681,268 shares of cdminOft stockiTUI£CTBgi^g ^fecl fy) issuance
to
257,505 shares piifstiabt i to said merger).: A. D.
Martin is
Board
aha Roy
Chairman
1099. "
p.
R: Thompson, Jfe ' is President.-r^Vt; i94,
'
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■
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Thunder Mountain
Skiing, Jnc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
corporation on Aug. 21, 1962 filed a
"Reg. A" covering
5,000 common shares to be offered at $10, without underwriting.
Proceeds are to be used for equipment, construction, and working
capital.
YV,;.
t ■'; :•
Thunder of
Putnam
4
development of
a
Hill, Greenwich, Conn., is engaged in the
ski and recreation
area.—V.
192,
p.
802.
Oct.
On
of
1992.
the
The
of
company
318
North
St.
Paul
Street, Dallas,
filed a
Aug. 28, covering 1,500,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
(without
underwriting) at $1 per share. The company will employ dealers
to solicit subscriptions and will p$y them, together with certain
management officials also making solicitations, an 8c per share
selling
commission.
other
officers
will
The
on
company's
receive
board
additional
chairman
and
three
commissions
aggregating 4c
organizing the
company.
The offering will be terminated if subscriptions for
1,000,000 are not received within a prescribed period.
share
per
as
compensation
for
their
efforts
in
The company was organized under Delaware law in August, 1962,
is engaged in the business of establishing or acquiring control
and
of
(or
substantial
engaged/in
the
acquire® 65.5%
Life Insurance
interest
field
of
Co.,
of
in) other companies, primarily those
life
insurance.
The
company
recently
outstanding stock of Universal Guaranty
Texas legal reserve stock life insurance com¬
an aggregate of 901,430 shares and $1,147,193.
The
76,000 estimated maximum net proceeds from the stock sale
ultimately be used in connection with the establishing or
icquisition of controlling or. : substantial interests in other sub¬
sidiaries
as
iddition
to
1,646,282
Rouge,
7.6%
opportunities are presented - from time to time.
In
certain indebtedness,
the company has
outstanding
shares of common stock, of which MCA Corp., Baton
La., owns 54.8%
and management officials
as
a
group
(plus 4.9% of MCA).
Jesse D. White is Board Chairman
(and President
of MCA) and Sam R. Hay is President. The com¬
744,852 shares at about 87Vzc per share; and
stock outstanding as of June 30, 1962 was $0,864
pany
recently sold
book
value
per
of
share,
Verlan
On
Aug.
ment
v.,/;-":
■
:
from
the
sale
will
be
mortgage
used
bonds,
vi/'
y
y-
sold
to
due
refund
Dec.
1,
a
1989.—V.
1962
the
filed
company withdrew its registration
with the SEC on March 30,
1962
state¬
which
covered'89,500 common shares, of which 80,000 were to ^have been
offered by the .company and 9,500 by stockholders, through Sebright,
Ahalt & O'Connor, Inc., New York City.—V. 195,
p.
1803.
W.
195,
amendment.
The
company provides a number of services and products prin¬
aerospace industry, including testing full scale opera¬
tion of
components and systems under simulated extreme environ¬
conditions, and the manufacture of an extremely high force
electro-hydraulic vibration system, printed circuit boards and digital
computer systems and subsystems utilizing such boards, and other
products.
The company is also engaged in specialized industrial
mental
distribution
of
electronic supplies and components.
Of the net
the debenture sale, $2,000,000 will be used to
repay
short and long term bank borrowings incurred for
working capital,
and the balance will be added to general funds
which, together with
other borrowings, will be used for corporate
purposes including pur¬
chase or financing of additional businesses. In addition to certain
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
606,500
shares
of
common stock, of which Frank S. Wyle,
President, owns 53% and
proceeds from
management officials
as a group
65%.-—V.195T p.
793.
JWynnca Investment Co.—Offering Suspended—
On
a
Aug. 27, 1962, the SEC Issued an order temporarily suspending
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Securities
Act of 1933 with respect to
Company, 233 West
stock offering by Wynnco Investment
Venice Ave., Venice, Fla.
a
625
Co
&
G.
Walker
H.
Wertheim
News of Business and Finance
Richard
Dick
100
•
—V.
Sutro
&
Automotive
Products, Inc.—Common
Of¬
100
Meyer
450
.
&
Col,
100
100
100
Inc
Co._
&
100
Joseph Walker & Sons
100
and
warehouse
some
of
offices,
Incorporation filed
distribution
facilities
are
activities,
located
and
conducted
accessories.
at
3294-
(10 cents par)
1,000,000 shs.
Airtek
of
share earnings
president
motor
Chemical
appointed
Bank
Trust
York
New
Co.,
New
for the common stock
corporation.—V. 196, p. 635.
York City, has been
and class B common
stated
closures
Airtek
for
the
CONVERSION. FEATURES—?The
debentures
are.
convertible
Curtiss,
ended
of
company
of
150 E;
42nd St.,
New York City, is
chairman of Metal & Thermit Corp., has
special meeting of the board of directors held
of
were
American
largest
the
months
of
share
slightly
were
Investment Co. in the first half of
that the company has made in the
in its 45-year history. Earnings per
year
any
to
the
June
audited
larger
company
30,
1962,
figures
than
in
the
same
released by AIC
$3,886,415 during
period
earned
increase
a-n
of
14%
over
President
last
six
the
the
net
L. M.
months
earnings
$3,393,598
during the same period in 1961. After provision for
preferred and preference dividends, the company's net earnings
at June 30,
1962, were equal to 65 cents per common share on
5,272,135 shares outstanding, compared to 63 cents per share on
4,870,133 shares outstanding at June 30, 1961.
Of the increase
of 402,000 in number of common
shares, approxi¬
issued ip conjunction with the acquisi¬
companies in New York, Chicago,
and Los Angeles during the first half of 1962.
"The commercial
finance business offers
a
logical diversification of our consumer
loan business,"
stated President Curtiss, "and we expect that it
mately 340,000 shares
were
tion
of three
commercial
will
make
more
a
finance
significant
contribution
to
the
company's
net
earnings
beginning in the latter half of this year. As an adjunct
commercial finance business, we have formed AIC Leasing
Corp., which will begin the leasing of income-producing equipment
to industry and business about Sept. 1, 1962. While this operation
will produce some income from its inception, its major contribution
to
th,e
company's net -earnings will not begin tp occur until
to
the
next,
,
year."
Notes
into
producer of oxygen, acetylene, nitrogen, argon,
welding and cutting .equipment, vinyl acetate, carbon
domestic
six
According
receivable
213,298,
unless
BUSINESS—The
a
year.
to
.previously redeemed, at a conversion price
of $62'/z
per
common
share, subject to adjustment. The deben¬
tures are entitled to an annual sinking fund, beginning in 1977,
sufficient to retire,
prior to rtxaturity not less than 75% of the
debentures outstanding on June 30, 1977 at 100% of the principal
amount.
At
the option of the company, the debentures are to
be
redeemable, starting in 1962, at redemption prices ranging
from 103 7/s%
to par for the last five years.
stock,
year
common
long-term debt coming due in 1963-66, and expenditures in connec¬
tion with modernization and expansion of facilities.
Capital ex¬
estimated to total
approximately $25,000,009
1962 and $30,000,000 to $36,000,00 in 1963.
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Martin,
that at
earnings
this
first
proceeds from the financing will be added to
company's general funds and will be available for various
corporate purposes. These will include repayment of short-term
bank loans
and note's payable
to banks, payment of portion of
are
E.
American Investment Co. of Illinois—Record Earns.
Net
currently is engaged in producing
Apollo and the new long-range A-3
PROCEEDS—Net
$30,000,000 in
H.
common
for each share of M & T common outstanding,
and two shares of American preferred for each share of M & T
preferred stock outstanding.
This action is subject to the appoval of a formal merger agree¬
ment and other requisite corporate action by the board of directors
and stockholders of each company.—V. 196, p. 423.
the
gases,
the fiscal period,
American
derwriting syndicate which offered publicly on Aug.
29 an issue of $45,000,000 Air Reduction Co. 3%%
convertible subordinated debentures
due Aug. 15,
1987. The debentures, priced at 100%, plus accrued
interest from Aug. 15, 1962, were oversubscribed.
rare
44.9 cents to 51.6 cents.
Aug. 29, the directors approved in principle the American Can Co.
proposal for the merger or Meial & xnertuic into American Can, on
the basis of stock conversion ratios of three-fourths of a share of
Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Debentures Offered—Kid¬
major
accompaniecrby expansion prepara¬
registrar
the
announced
der, Peabody & Co., New York City, and Dean Witter
& Co., San Francisco were joint managers of an un¬
a
of
Mr.
June
fyrnishing the retrorocket, hardware, and, titanium
pressure vessels
for the fuel tanks of the Gemini. In addition,
he said, the company is in the final testing stage of a liquid oxygen
transport and storage system for life support "in missile silos.
—V. 196, p. 423.
' "J "■
■' -
common
19%,
from
rose
American Can
Aerospace
ended
and, is
penditures
of
Alside, Inc.—Appointment—
113,500 shs.
Calif., manufacturer of precision com¬
industries, increased to $2,279,812 for
30, 1962, accompanied by a loss of
$103,211, it was revealed in the semi-annual report to shareholders.
For the comparable period last year, Airtek sales
amounted to
$2,092,432, with net income of $58,719.
Robert F. Goodwin, President, said the company has a record
$3 million backlog of new business, exceeding the backlog for the
same period
last year by $500,000, and is participating in nearly
all of the new aerospace programs with precision components of
the company's own design.
He said the loss incurred during the
first half was due to heavy start-up costs on
the new programs
and
that shipments
scheduled for the latter part of 1962 are
expected to contribute substantially to sales and earnings for the
Polaris
increase
sales
-
The company paid dividends of $40,837 during
its first as a public corporation.—V. 195, p. 2593.
Compton,
the
for
months
rocket
,':.v
Corp.—Sales Ujd 19%, Net Higher
Dynamics, Inc.—Reports First-Half Loss—
this
the
The
2653.
p.
„
397.
ponents
six
194,
for
stock
Sales
Higher—
.
increased
anticipated further growth,
was
announced
by this
Ga., producer of packaged fashion rainwear, in the
company's annual report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962.
Alfred
Moses, President disclosed net sales of $4,985,563, and
net earnings
of $154,913. These totals were compared with 1961
sales of
$4,189,570 which resulted in earnings of $134,620. Per
tions
Outstanding
;
10Q
Washington,
v
p.
net
A
recently
Astoria
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
195,
reported
Almar Rainwear
The company was incorporated to continue the business which
been originated in 1924 by Ernest Lipsky, who is a full time
employee of (the company.'The company is a warehouse distributor
of certain automobile equipment accessories and supplies and also
sells, at wholesale and retail, numerous automobile products and
—V.
York.—V.
New
Nov. 8, 1961.
retail sales facilities
had
Common stock
has
on
•
3298 Steinway St., Astoria, Queens, N. Y. The company has
leased space
for a warehouse at 3553 Steinway St., in
which is in operation since March 1962.
'
^
^
CAPITALIZATION
air-,conditioping
York
New
Of
BUSINESS—The company was incorporated under the y laws of::
the State of New York under the name of Ernie's L Auto Supply Co.
in December, 1958.
The present name was adopted by amend¬
Inc.
the Certificate
&
and ;heatjng me,chahjc^l.. eonsales and earnings for 7the six
months ending July 31, 1962. Net billing totaled $1,334,504 'With
earnings
of
$42,309 -or
19.2
centsj.per share,
compared .wjth
$643,393 in billings and $26,105 earnings (.12 cents per share) for
the like period in 1961.
Lester Aksman, President, also reported a backlog of $3,800,000
and estimated current year billings at $3,000,000. The company's
cash position was recently increased by $230,000 as a result of an
investment by Gulf Southwest Capital Corp. in the form of sevenyear notes. The additional funds, will be used in expanding sales
volume in the New York area, and in extending services outside '
This
to an Aug. 21, 196^(,,prQspe(iptus,
Christopher & Co., Inc., New York City| offered pub¬
licly ,^50,000 shares of this firm's cotttnfon stock at
$5 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $190,00Q, will
be used for debt repayment, inventory, additional
salesmen, ajtfid working capital.
*/'
executive
100
/
742.
p.
tractor
fered—Pursuant
to
/
—
(L. J.) Aksman & Co., Inc.—Sales, Earns.
Admiral
100
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
H. C. Wainwright & Co.
450
Co.
&
100
100
100
Co.,
&
Roberts
Fox
450
Corp.
duPont
196,
Stroud
625
--
Clarke
W.
I.
Stern,
625
Co
&
Co.
&
100
—
Frank,
625
625
Co.
Merle-Smith
&
Francis
100
Parke
Inc.
Schmidt,
&
Inc
Pierce
Rauscher,
625
& Co.,
100
100
Edwards & Sons
625
625
Higginson Corp
Moseley & Co
H. Newbold's Son
Spencer Trask &
...
cipally to the
Hutton
625
S.
F.
-
of 128 Maryland Street, El Segundo, Calif., filed
a registration statement with the SEC on
Aug. 27 covering $2J500,000 of convertible subordinated debentures due 1977, to be offered
for public sale through underwriters headed by
Kidder, Peabody &
Co., Inc., 20 Exchange Place, New York, and Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton, Inc., ,650 S. Spring St., Los Angeles.
The interest rate,
public offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by
625
625
Co.,
100
100
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Inc.
Clement A. Evans & Co.,
Inc.
Irving Lundborg & Co.__
A. E. Masten & Co
Pacific Northwest Co
625
E.
Lee
y- r;
y
coast
A. G.
625
Co
Inc.
Reynolds
-
company
625
625
&
Co.
Wyle Laboratories—Debentures Registered—
The
Dominick
&
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
amount
like
fiscal year.
29,
Crowell, Weedon & Co—
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
Inc.
Inc.
Halle
&
Stieglitz
Hallgarten & Co
Hayden,
Stone
&
and
be
5V4%
-
Dominick
Estabrook
W.
Publications, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
originally
625
625
625
Drexel & Co.
Delafield, Financial Vice-President,
plans to file a petition with the
Service Commission covering the proposed
refunding mortgage bonds due Oct. 1,
at
competitive bidding Oct. 2, and
statement filed with the SEC on Sept. 7.
will
registration
outstanding
Plans
company
Public
issue
p.. 2930.
the
a
pany/for
State
—
225
100
625
Co
&
225
Co.
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Bingham, Walter &
Hurry, Inc.——
Brush,
Slocumb
& Co.,
Inc.
;
—
625
Stearns & Co
A. G. Decker & Co.,
Clark, Dodge & Co.,
Charles B.
the
$75,000,000 first
The
Proceeds
of
1962,
that
York
New
sale
ment
Universal Capital Corp.—Common Registered—
30,
announced
Its
registration statement with the SEC
925
925
&
Barth
J.
Co
&
Staats & Co._
William R.
Securi-
225
Inc
Schwabacher
Bear,
Bldg., Dallas, filed a registration
the SEC on Aug. 28, covering $1,000,000 of 5%%
convertile debentures due 1974 and 5-year warrants
of 721
company
statement
Co.,
White, Weld & Co
A. C. Allyn & Co.
Registered—
Jones &
Templeton
&
Webster
&
Bache
Texas Gas Producing Co.—Units
225
225
225,
225
Model, Roland & Co—225
ties Corp
1952.
225
Co
&
Mitchum,
Inc.
Proposed Registrations
Co.,
925
&
Barney
Stone
&
925
Brothers
Smith,
withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Oct. 30, 1961, which covered
65,000 common shares to have been offered at $5 per share through
225
Simmons
&
Dickson
Ryons & Co.__
Loewi & Co., Inc
McDonald & Co
925
Curtis
Salomon
company
225
Lester,
it/Smith Inc—
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Spears, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn
(L. B.)
450
—
Goodbody
>
Inc
Co.,
Ellis
Inc.
Pierce,
Hutzler
On
&
Whipple'& Co._
S.
R.
925
925
Lftnch,
450
»Day- ji
y
925
•-
.
Fenner
and
portable typewriters, rotary calculators, taleequipment
and
photocopy
and data
processing
196r-pr 52. - — ~
450
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Lehman Brothers
Merrill
450
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
Union
Freres
$450
450
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
925
Corp.—
Dillon,
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Inc—
Lazard
Amount
E.
925
Boston
Hornblower
communications
machines.—V.
severally
Granbery, Marache & Co.
F. Hucton & Co., Inc.
4,050
Glore, Forgan & Co
Goldman, Sachs & Co
193,
.
Co.,
Securities •&
misrepre¬
Commission.—V.
the
&
Eastman
proceeds from the offering
out in the circular and that
with
have
(000's Omitted)
$6,050
&Co
The
the
set
cooperate
circular
"
Co.
&
Blyth
pursuant to the offering and
therefrom.
The Commission also
received
V..
Peabody
Dean Witter
sold
fact
below
named
Amount
the
company's
material
company
1166..
p.
of
proceeds
the
of
not
were
of
that
asserts
sentations
number
underwriters
.
.''
Kidder,
Regulation is availably, and
(3) failed to disclose adequately and accurately in a report to the
the
general funds.
manufacturer
of
electric
a
accordingly
dioxide
carbon
-
to the terms and conditions of the underwriting
purchase from Airco, the principal amount of the
set forth opposite their respective names.
to
debentures
the Regulation were not complied
made in violation of the anti-fraud
-
fering—
Monday, September 3, 1962
subject
agreement,
of
conditions
and
terms
.
fixed composition resistors,
related equipment.
■■
UNDERWRITERS—The
ing
cause
.
CAPITALIZATION—Giving effect to the sale of the debentures,
capitalization of; the company consists of $86,317,453 of long-term
debt
and 4,476,284
outstanding no par* common shares.
per
reasonable
and
gases
.
„
an
standing
of
outstanding
increase
of
$301,341,746
at June 30, 1962, totalled $315,$13,871,552
over
notes
receivable
outat June 30, 1961/ The figure for 1962
includes
figure
V.
196,
$13,465,244 of commercial finance receivables while the
for
1961 represents only consumer finance receivables.—
p. 316.
:
.
American Vitrified Products Co.—Stk. Purch. Offer
General
of
Waterworks
Corp.
has invited tenders for 26,000 shares
at prices below $24 a share.
all American shareholders in a letter
American Vitrified Products Co.
The
signed
proposal was made
by
Howard
to
Butcher,
III,
Presidents of
General,
who
stated
196' Number 6191
Volume
that
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
for
purchase of that number of shares would give General a
of the outstanding common stock of American, one of
largest manufacturers of vitrified clay and concrete
Federal
majority
ended
the
share,
nation's
pipes used in sewerage and water supply systems.
Mr.
revealed
Butcher
outstanding,
almost
$24
General
his
in
letter
had
General
that
purchased
a
American,
show
cannot
its
in
to
statement
earnings
any
from
this
The
-
per
and
over
above
any
the
BUSINESS—The
114.
p.
in¬
about
20 .^ents
its
Under
share.
a
' '•
-
Consolidated
offerings of American
price below $24 a share which will. total
26,000 shares.
General has reserved the right to buy any or all
shares
offered
and
also the right to reject ail offers
il at least
26,000 shares are not offered by Sept. 24.
The National City Bank
of Cleveland has been designated as depositary for the tenders.
shaies
will
General
proposal
the
at
accept
lowest
016,942
•
June
.
First
Chas.
v
N.
The
corporation.—V.
The
for
the acquisition of certain assets
inventories, and product designs of the
of Bontrager Corp., Elkhart, Ind.,
announced
has
company
undisclosed
an
Total
will
will
Press
Bend,
South
at
South
and
South Bend
continue
to
and
about
to
marketed
be
the
the
bids
steel
Johnson
The
presses
Since
name.
and
straight
variety of
V wide
V
V.
196,
*4
its
ending
year
Sept.
ArcHfei'-Daniels-Midland Co.—Sales Up
^
rt
A'This
fy*
18%
that
Net
previous
profit
*
■
..
for
fiscal
the
year
1,634,404 shares outstanding.
operating profit in the 12
$3,037,129,
from
the
Net
gain
sale
sales
Per
of
certain
of
the
Tnomas
L.
President,
tne
plant
past
of
1962.—
30,
15%; Earn-
-
,
'
.
shareholders.
to
year,
.#
-/J Xi i
three
million
carrying
executives
There
are
Shareholders'
$57.79
or
share,
ADM
an
capital
gains
15%
also
company
has
Charles
totalled
has
its
maintained
at- the
close
$624,768—up
previous
this
were
cents
10
or
The
the
of
last
art
Crafts
in
$27,200
with
year,
and
Elierin
the
sells
first
from
the
share
Associated
to
months
acquired
half
half
but
.Net
eased
colleges,
said
$34,464
against
sales
normally
$38,909
he
of
big
is
the
in
expected
this
incident
for
both
of
62
cents
income
to
cents
Federal
For
000,
net
a
a
year
earnings
common
taxes.
56
.
better
the
This
a
for
bigger
a
the
quarter
the
quarter
level
of
common
f\u.-u
Aug.
12
4,
to
of
of
six
V.
six
to
equal
lor
1962,
months
pi
Associated
were
ended
Estimated
net
months
20
Federal
was
to
rose
were
provision
cents
a
income
Goods
Dry
$339,041,000,
905,000, equal to $2.73
a
for
Petticoats,
and
the
over
preceding
.well
he
In
as
the
stated.—V.
Inc.,
of
not
does
of
producer
child¬
for
adult
field
have
we
534.
p.
chairman,
died
Aug.
,
30.—V.
165,
'
2030.
p.
Connecticut, Connecticut Blue Cross
of
and
common
taxes.
equal
pany
a
the
to
share,
the
24
for-
compared
tne-12
87
equal
six
up
common
12
.*
months
,
to
for
$13,128,557
1962
with
President
ended
to
the
$10,-
share, after provision of $9,780,000
June
period
last
for
$530,431
the
:
30,
the
ago,
per
per
the
on
the
the
share
number
same
of
high,
/
.
1962,
net
period
with
the
on
sales
of
$118,418
basis
while
of
for
the
Canale Chemical Corp.
—
figures
31,
of
and
25,000
common
plus
•
accrued
amount
interest,
debenture
and
the
the
13,
1962.—V.
196,
p.
744.
s
the
nine
months
with
the
nine
be
may
.V.-/..:-*
/,
$198,163,000;
1962
were
figure
1961
July 31,
$212,124,000;
with
1962
were:
net
profit,
the
following 1961 data:
$200,950,000; net profit,
backlog
The
of
unfilled
sales,
orders
corresponding
of
as
amount
a
July
31,
1962
earlier
year
the
unfilled orders
it
pointed
was
Elliott
of
Co.
out
totaled
$84.5
was
that
electrical
througrt
improved
assets
Referring
during
operations
is
1962
opinion
those
though there
scheduling of production.
at the end of the third quarter were
with working capital at $110,450,000.
Carrier
liabilities
to fiscal
the
tnan
agement
of
current
its
Cloud
a
Wamnler,
results
will
Chairman,
be
moderately
stated, "Al¬
in business generally, man¬
planning on the basis of cautious
1961
signs of
are
doing
a
whole,
operating
period.
leveling off
as
that
the
of
current
In
addition
he
optimism."
of
surplus
;
April
30, 1962, Carrier established and charged to earned
special reserve of $7 million related to the operaitons of
Co.
division that are being discontinued. Write-offs, non¬
a
Elliott
recurring
expenses
and
losses
in
$500,000 were charged against this
quarter.—V.
195,
the
of
amount
approximately
the recent third
during
reserve
2594.
p.
*
Castle & Cooke, Inc.—Annual
Report—
Consolidated,.ilet,:operating income of,,Castle & C» oke and sub¬
$1.96 pep. ,^n^re, for the fiscal year
sidiaries totaled $4,592,392, or
ehded'last April 30, Malcolm
the
in
annual
This
revenues
the
was
MacNaugjiton?r President,
td shareholders,
report
Consolidated
first
from
mailed
$155,328,717.
statement since
announced
Honolulu,
were
annual
the
of Bumble
merger
Bee'Seafoods, Inc. and Dole Corp. into Castle & Cooke in May, 1961.
Mr. MacNaughton commented that accurate comparative figures
for
prior
years
on
consolidated
a
the
merger and resulting
The
report noted
that
basis
change
in
feasible
not
are
fiscal
distributions
because of
years.
received
the year
on
Honolulu
Oil
Corp. stock owned by Castle & Cooke totaled
$22,971,148, resulting in a net non-recurring capital gain of $16,486,483 after payment of Federal and state taxes.
Mr.
MacNaughton and A. G. Budge,
portions of the Honolulu Oil funds
borrowings,
Bee
of
to
at
cannery
Ewa
advance
in
Through
attained
the
Co.
stock.
food
purchase
majority
plantation company.
in
its
Bee
for
with
&
Dole
due
sales
period
totaled
the
in
1960-61
to
Sales
the
year.
the'year
reported
off bank
pay
Bumble
new
purchase additional shares
for
retained
was
further
$82,112,900.
net
highest
only
11
fiscal
and
earnings
setting
months
a
total
Dole
of
In
years.
3.7%
was
below
earnings
sales
$29,800,000,
new
Net earnings were $1,721,000,
before.
"
This
but
year
shares, Castel & Cooke
in
this Hawaiian sugar
.
report covered
the
change in
prior
to
the
of
Ewa
totaled
consecutive
" Dole's
year.
to
position
reported
$1,428,000
Cooke's
operations
Chairman,
used
were
balance
additional
ownership
history.
the sixth
compared
the
Seafoods
62-year
record
The
Board
acquisition
industry.
of
a
Bumble
for
Cambridge, Md., and
Plantation
expansion
capital
during
that
ahead
volume
of
for
the
same
Dole's-full
$580,000, somewhat below
the total for the prior comparable
period.
The company's prices
and
margins were depressed by intense competition in the mar¬
keting of domestic fruits,
as
well as from
imports of foreign
pineapple.
In
reviewing
Inc.,
the
."'i-r/'.-/
v.
the first year's operations of Oceanic Properties,
company's land management and development subsidiary,
report noted major progress in planning an entirely new com¬
the
munity
Honolulu
on
the Island
of
Oahu.
This project has
from several governmental agencies.
studying
the acquisition
and
development of
additional property In the ban Francisco and Los
Angeles areas.
Sales
of
Royal Hawaiian macadamia nuts increased 42%
over
the prior year.
While tnis division has njt ye* turned the profit
yet
near
to
receive
Oceanic
clearance
is
also
Mr. MacNaughton noted,
years.—V. 193, p. 199.
two
is
it
expected
do
to
in
so
about
Charles of The Rilz, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
Period Ended June 30—
Net
sales
and
Provisions
.
for
Federal
income
income
—V.
195,
1961
$13,141,246
$13,405,299
1,236,537
—
—_
—
643,331
566,491
593,206
$0.54
—
share..—
588,783
—
■.
—
per
1962,
/
/
taxes.——.1,155,274
and
foreign
taxes
income
incorae..„_.^.....w—
on
Net
Net
^
services.,.—
before
$0.57
—
1426.
p.
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co.—Lends Funds
To
Foreign Utility—
The
company
vides
by
is
loan
World
to
$100
The
loan
of
$3,000,000
electric output by
transmission
years
to
in
and
the
the
to
the
loan
of
to
the
entity,
Empresa
which
approved
$50,000,000
entity on May 23,
Empresa's hydroelectric
1962
same
and
de
pro¬
for the
thermal
183,000 kilowatts to 428,000 kilowatts and expand
distribution facilities.
The loan Is repayable over
eight
semi-annual
instalments.
utility company is one of Chemical New York's oldest
the relationship dating from 1898.—V, 196,
p.
317.
Pursuant
July
purchase a like
priced at $100,
of
1 ft warrants.
a
supplementary
Bank
increasing
of
purpose
four
made
de
Bogota,
an
autonomous
to the Bogota area in Colombia.
power
the
has
Eiectrica
Energia
principal
Civic
Corp.
—
Notes
—
Common
Sold Pri¬
vately—On Aug. 28, 1962, it was reported that $500,000
of this firm's capital notes due Feb. 1, 1982, and 14,000
shares of its common stock had been sold privately
through Emch &. Co., Milwaukee.—V. 193, p. 2324.
debentures'
„
initially convertible into common stock at $3 per
until July 31, 1963; at $5 per share through
July 31, 1965; and $7 per share through July 31, 1970.
Finance
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The
through
corporation
operation
debentures^ series
has
of
G
called for
the
sinking
due
1981
at
redemption
fund,
100.65%
on
$760,000
1
Corp.-'
period,
were
are
share
stock.
fiscal
ended
sales,
net
of
comparable
v
months
net
compared
,
were:
net profit, $2,comparable 1961
sales, $72,160,000;
common
first
stock
,
1962
The
net
of
31,
discontinued dropped by $8.6 million and also that
Conditioning Co. has effected reductions in delivery lead
times
customers,
—
Each unit,
consisted
July
$77,717,000;
share
per
1962,
gains
"
earlier. -'
year
stock.
fiscal
being
aie
This
Units Offered
warrants,
stock.
for
booked,
beaer
605,500
convertible subordinated debentures, due
1970,
amount
the
a
ended
$63,259,000;
$1.25
or
for
common
$207,327,000;
These
expressed
an
its 6%
of
booked,
past year
tjuau
shares.
Aug.
periods
months
booked,
44'" %
million.
the
during entire fiscal 1961 on fewer shares
Cameo-Parkway's class A
common
stock was listed
on
tfrders
$2.66.
Carrier Air
reached
1961,
announcement, Mr.
Lowe
also noted that
for this six months period were ahead of
Stock Exchange
three
'
of
moderate
reflected
/
.
share earned
American
corresponding
the
Months
nine
company
of
the
for
all-time
first
the
phonograph recording
same
year
Records,
new
/
compared
This
year.
a
ended
of
%
$1,055,622
of
reached *a
,
months
from
1962
Lowe,
firm.
Cameo-Parkway
of
and
of
Referring to the backlog decline,
a
30,
2Ej,QQQ wts,
v
$44,815
corner,
first
the
earnings
Aug. 22, 1962 prospectus, the company offered
publicly in units, without underwriting, $250,000 of
after
.
amounted
1373.
quarter
earnings
The Bogota
similar
with $257,830,000 for
.
the
June
increased
making
cents
on
for
cents
months
p.
outstanding, by the end of the first six months, the com¬
earned 88 cents per share compared with 20 cents per share'
year
In
$146,024,000
For
the
use
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Down—
earnings
to Bernard
distributing
earnings
$2,250,000
will
It
share, compared to sales of $13,037,742
$199,773. equal to 10 cents a snare, for tne cor¬
of the previous fiscal year.—V. 196, p. 5.: *
ended
comparable
current
$2,600,000,
of
period
151,700 shs.
million.
of
sales
year
sportswear
young
196,
has reported net sales of
fiscal
1963
ended
June
30,
of
income
to
$1,025,000,
July 29, 1961.
earnings
Maid
swimwear
per
shares
share, after providing for Federal income taxes of $875,000.
sa.es-
the
Outstanding
$250,000
,
_■
$2,772,000
Carrier's
that
increase
company
months
net
before.
share,
the year
income
of
cents
Increase
an
•
Connecticut communities.
outstanding.
the six
after
net
as
of
share,
$900,000,
Ready
stretcn
Bowater;
State
according
after providing $2,150,000 lor Federal
compares with net income of $2,450,000, equal
$550,000
quarter
23%,
20
to
or
share¬
acquired by Bobbie Brooks on July 2, subject to a
ruling. Mr. Saltzman said that Stretchini sales also
market
sales
Net
..
months
taxes,
1961
a
FINANCING
/
the
share
per
orders
ord
six
the three months ended Aug. 4, 1962, net sales were $69,194,with $68,861,000 for the like quarter of fiscal 1961.
net earnings for the second quarter ended
Aug. 4, 1962,
amounted
for
of
to
Cameo-Parkway Records, Inc.—Sales, Net at RecHighs— ■ /'■ !' ■'
/•/ • • -
>
compared
period
first
of
split,
;
15
Nov.
equivalent
the
chemicals,
$6,075,000.
ending- hext
year," Mr.
proposal -to
double the
stock to 4,000,000 and to
payable
be
to
1957
stock
$66,462,000; net sales,
per share of common
Earnings
B-timaues
provision
line
earnings
For
the
and
of the
>
'•
common
income
fiscal
past
for
earlier.
for
the
would
prior
$250,000
$1.36
profit,
orders
was
other
and
half
second
year.
second
/;
Associated
$133,817,000
Estimated
to
the
.
sales
31,
estimate
figures
tax
responding
to
Goods Corp.—Sales Increased—
for
a
capital
rate.
$19,899 equal to one cent
and
slightly
the4 yeai*
the
dividend,
outstanding
dividend
for
any
quarter
Sargent Enter¬
,
year.
of
This
Oct.
Bulova Watch Co.,
the
of
Aug.
4, 1962, increased
over
the like
periods of
previous year, Robert J. McKim, Chairman, announced.
v
Estimated net earnings of Associated, one of the country's leading
department store groups, rose in the six months ended Aug. 4,
1962,
for
during
1970-..
com.
earnings
were:
$6,550,000.
with projections for
Saltzman, President,
proceeds to reduce construction loans.—V. 186,
were
ended
fiscal
share
a
approved
shares
split.
on
preliminary
Eric
and
•>
wide
company
year
Haven, Conn., assisted in the financing.
Bridgeport Hydraulic furnishes water in Bridgeport
the
from
the
$3,896,341,
the
a
6 Co., New
range
of professional and hobby
instruments, both through dealers
catalogue.—V. 196, p. 216.
Dry
of
sales
months
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.—Bonds Placed Privately
31, 1962, it was reported that this company
$2,200,000 of 4V2 % first mortgage bonds, due 1992,
and
Net
quarter
sold
r
the
earned
second
a
materials
order
mail
a
the
cents, a common
before.
company
Mr.
earnings
craft
and
and
in
the
for
year
the
three
first
On Aug.
.
most
divisions
$486,783
schools
The
and
year
and
22
of
of
Crafts.
and
Arts
in
which
Sir
•
Corp.—Sales, Earns. Higher
including
the
half
opening
and
sales
share
a
second
fall
Arts
taxes,
$76,423 or
the
stock
on
The
after
the
and Union & New Haven TrustCo. Chas. W. Scranton
older
from
1,097,364
Stock Split
—
during
same
in
Cor4>.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
of
or
Castel
year.
Earnings
prizes,
sharply
$0.81
'•
Bowater Paper Corp. Ltd.—Chairman Dies—
the fiscal
improvements during
and $2.30
with $1.76
traditionally served,"
increased
$303,851
from
the
newly
Pa., since June 15. "/
Crafts'
the
to
due
.
third
Carrier's
$2.90
/
1961
$26,000,000 $24,349,378
1,294,042
890,676
*
record
children's
reported
including
compared
as
23%
debs.,
booked,
amounts
3.92
showed a substantial Increase for the
quarter ended July 31.
"Through the Stretchini line and a new line to be called Taffy
Tucker, we expect to become a major factor in the Infants' and
the year was $94,458,694,
$91,426,577,
or
$57.51
per
to $50,114,172, com¬
of
with
compared
and
Arts
Increased
industrial
PRESENT
1,000,000 shs.
____
for
974,000
tim
Sales Up 23%
—
shareholders
23
on
favorable
tra¬
sharply increased sales and earnings
July 31.
Piesident and Chairman, said sales for the half
$928,610,
of
year
Stretchini
ren,
Sargent Enterprizes of Hazleton,
Sales
Brooks
authorized
of
include
the
ended
Elierin,
rigms,
743.
p.
of
TO
figures
orders
Securities
its
1,081,376
said.
of
$15,329,000
position.
Arts & Crafts Materials
six months
Bobbie
issued
Tne
ago.
company
S.
outstanding shares on a 2 for 1 basis.
have previously
announced
plans to declare a quar¬
dividend of 10 cents a share, including the new shares to
33J/a %
advantageously, the
company negotiated $18,000,000 in term bank loans.—V. 195, p. 973.
The
U.
exercise
1962
Brooks, Inc.
fiscal
holders
while also accelerating a broad pro¬
improvement and acquisition during
spent, $24,771,820 in capital
finance a large port of
for the
the
rig.its.
the
terly
be
realized
industrial
largest
To
year.
with
cannot
196,
10c)
purchase
and
those
The
stockholders
$1.20
Aug.
share
Working capital
$49,689,524 last year./
with
pared
equity
share,
per
year
a
the
T.,
sell
Directors
1961.
for
financial
&
York
Industry.
EFFECT
25,000 wts.
the
sales
over
of
Federal
subscription
outstanding
2257.
between $2.10
30,/ compared
split
ending June 30, 1963, ADM will have invested
and modernization, they said.
But while
multi-million collar expansion program, the ADM
strong
the
On
Chairman of the Board, and John H. Daniels,
letter to sharenolders that tne company
continued,
ditionally
registered
A.T.
Canada.—V.
-
p.
of
number
expansion
this
on
be
not
In
to
through
shares
195,
Saltzman
years
in
will
offer
Canadian
share
earn
year.
the
In
$40
be.ongBell
"While final figures for the first quarter, ended July 31, are
available, it is expected that net income will more than
keep pace with thfe'increase in sales, and the company expects to
i
$3,626,523, compared
increase
of
19%.
Both
increased to $245,896,523, a
income
earnings
shares
common
ago
and the company is "well on schedule"
sales of $75,000,000 during the year, Maurice
said at the annual meeting of shareholders.
totaled
non-recurring
construction,
accept
rignts
major
a
the
of
to
Carrier
For
net
$73
revenue
Sales
their
in
improved
of
gram
Daniels,
said
achieved
749,992
Co.,
will
Approved—
assets.
nation's
It
■■
.
Commission,
them
of
(par
payable—.
195, p. 2817.
As
enterprises, operates
plants, elevators and mines in 18 states and has manufacturing
interests in Canada, Latin America, Europe, and Australia.
one
;
sale
Telegraph
sale
and
Arts
GIVING
Loans
being
•
Leasing Co.—Annual Report—
Bobbie
;
previous
operating
$213,115,452
offering
sell
Common
—V.
$4,421,268, equal to $2.70 a
$2.35 a share in 1961,
the
was
months
included
and
the
over
ADM,
the
earnings
net
&
income
April
compared with $3,747,730, or
company
said in its
annual
report
with
•*.
proposed
in New
company
lQc)
_n-*ipar
net
past
before.—
year
t.iat
Year Ended June 30—
Gross
I
year.
the
not:yet
share,
years'
S.-
J.,
the
must
Net
agricultural and chemical4 products hasi re*
in the year ended June 30, 1962, increased
of
earnings
the
over
-
for the
Telephone
The
manufacture
Graphic
subord
conv.
Current
>1
processor
ported
i, *•.&.-
-V •
*
•;
13
additional
Berman
424.
p.
mgs 18%—.
.
fiscal
current
for
Montreal, has announced
stockholder.
Exchange
but
"Company
expansion
rather .than
de-emphasis of
our
railroad
product lines has lowered this segment oi our business to 50%,"
the AMSTED president said. AMSTED expects to have sales about
in
Sept.
American
2,G25,000
mechanical
in
to
Co.,
plan depends
on
the approval
Transport
Board's
approval of
Bell's
pipe
million
$16,853,555
over
stock
Warrants
-
Tne
lor the oil and gas* industries.
Mr. Lanterman pointed out that in the post World War II period,
AMSTED
derived
90% ' of its
sales
from
the
railroad
industry.
$125
6%.
1,027,212
on
V'V
Trust
about
ing
in A^MSTED's overall
diversification
program," Mr. Lanterman said., He noted that in
the past 12 years acquisitions and new product development have
taken AMSTED into the production of roller chains and sprockets,
si»»a.i
precision
machine tools, cast iron pressure pipe for water
mains, clay sewer pipe, and the application of protective coatings
to
increase
1954.
Authorized
Common
.
and compares
outstanding at
year,
shares
852.
p.
Canada
industries.
same
under
principal
products
are
small
side, inclinable, horn, and gap presses used
metal
forming applications,'
"This acquisition is anotner forward step
fiscal
Bell Telephone Co. of Canada—A.T.&T. to Sell Rts.
marketed principally
Johnson's
share
common
the
common
the
—V.
and expansion of present operauions.
rentals
amounted
to
$20,929,475 for the
and
an
National
1
are
per
of
the
to
CAPITALIZATION
/
previous year.
sales
year,
196,
The
present
'
products
end
is
in
,
'
944,599
on
founded
primarily
Bend
Industries.
the
in
AMSTED President, said the acquisition
addition to AMSTED's South Bend subsidiary
product
through distributors
will
of
part
AMSTED
tne
'
both Johnson
as
oi
manufactured
be
Lanterman,
B.
natural
a
become
o.,e
to
Bend.
Joseph
is
ind.,
continue
the
at
share
George
to $1.70
company was incorporated
to Canale Chemical Co.;
successor
was
company
the previous year,
Olmsted, Chairman, an¬
for
exercisable
are
a sole
proprietorsnip
presently maintains its
principal offices, manufacturing and warehousing facilities at 37
Cottage Row, Glen Cove, N.
Y.
The
principal business of the
ended
year
the
which
Other
Lathe, Inc.,
press line
30,000 square
foot plant in Elkhart. The plant employs about 70 people. Purchasi; fe, saies aho ouier non-manuxacturing operations will be located
Johnson
Soutii
V.
/
cash.
of
amount
and
fiscal
acquisitions
new
fiscal
Johnson Machine & Press division
for
outstanding
per
$1,727,673
report.
equal
the
for
$2,-
were
earnings for
the
last fiscal
year
were
$2,416,942 from
operations and investments before a charge of $400,000 represent¬
ing amortization of a portion of the excess of the aggregate pur¬
chase price of the Argo Mills Division over the net
tangible assets
acquired.
They said the company has approximately $11 million available
Inc.—Acquisition—
including plant, equipment,
from
Industries,
Total
/
has been appointed
preferenc6 stock of
annual
were
the end of the
investments
President
the
$1.54
of Atlas General
and
increasing
earnings
shares
196, p. 852.
Amsted Industries
in
earnings
operations
Bellm,
nounced
Inc.—Appointment-
York City,
cumulative
City Bank, New
York. registrar for, the 5%
New
the
National
from
net
30, -1962,
with
American Water Works Co.,
is
and
and
by
warrants
31, 1964.
Net proceeds, estimated at $227,000, will be used for
expansion, research and development, increased in¬
ventories, additional salesmen, and working capital.
thereon,
received
immediately detachable
5
at $3 per share until July
unless
; ^Atlanta Gas Light Co.—Partial Redemption—
until General owns more than 50%
of American, whereupon
The company has called for redemption on Oct.
1, 1962, through
American's
results
can
be included
for
statement
purposes
with
; operation of the sinking fund, $191,000 of its first mortgage bonds
General's earnings.
"Therefore," Mr. Butcher pointed out, "Gen¬
5 Vo %
series due 1982 at 102.25%. Payment will be made at The
eral desires to acquire sufficient additional shares of American to
!
Citizens & Southern National Bank, Atlanta.—V.
196, p. 533.
accomplish this result."
It
was - estimated
that
acquisition of the additional American
Atlas General Industries
shares would increase annual earnings on General's common stock '•>
Inc.—Earnings Higher—
vestment,
dividends
cases
reflect
For the comparable 12 months of 1961
was $9,015,000, equal
to $2.34 a common
$8,761,000 for Federal income taxes.
share- earnings for last year have been adjusted
The figures
about 39%
or
taxes.
net income
providing
two-for-one stock split effective June 4, 1962.
■
*. • '
for the 12 months ended July 29, 1961, do not include
the sales, profits and common shares issued for the H. &
S. Pogue
Co. since this company was acquired April 3, 1961.—V.
196,
,
of the 228,551 shares
during the past 15 months at an average cost of
share.
He explained to American shareholders that
89,000 shaies of
over
29,
after
all
In
income
July
(949)
Oct. 1, 1962,
of its 43,; %
plus accrued interest;
6
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(950)
..
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
V:
$760,000 of its 5%
debentures, series I due 1982 at 100% plus
accrued interest; $910,000 of 5y8% debentures, series O due I/80 /
at 101.05%
plus accrued interest,; and $760,000 of its 5%% deben¬
tures,
will
be
Common
p.
195,
($1
250,000 sns.,
2
7 Y YY:' YY
par)
Y
2147.
Earnings
the
1932
earlier,
year
a
from
lz%
up
-
net
and
$8,096,310
of
earnings
were
year.
justing for tne five-for-four stock split of last Novemoer, per share
earnings totaled $1.76.
'
v/Y/.
Y'/-/- 7-7
Mr.
Cummings
and * Mr.
Kennedy
stated
that
"Consolidated
Pt'y.u'
»
$7,368,890
of
-I to<,-ied $58,614,006
.
that
over
of
a
ago.
year
The company
not
yet
as
„
the
in
a
new
..
.
June 30, 1962, an increase
At the close of the year,
on
and industrial buildings and supplementary activities.
has been engaged in such activities except that it has
engaged in the owning, leasing or syndicating of com¬
and
industrial
buildings
or
in
activities
supplemental
commercial
Up 22%—
mercial
company;
revenues
$644,464,
Results for the fiscal year ended June 30,
equivalent to $1.91 per share. A year earner, after ad¬
preceding
office
executive
principal
has
continued
to
register increased operating
thereto.
As hereinafter described, It ha6 already acquired, in ex- //Y
first six months of 1962, which amounted
to
change for shares of ics common stock, all of the shares of stock of 9y 7//
record high. This represents a 22% increase over
subsidiaiy corporations owning a housing and industrial park de¬
operating
revenues
of $o27,789 in the first half of 1961. Based
velopment in Sarasota County, adjacent to the City of Venice, Fla.,
on
this increase, it is estimated that operating revenues for 1962
will be about $1,400,000. Net profit amounted to $23,571,1 against /■'•?'-and lands in Atlantic County, N. J., which it believes are suitable'^
for similar development
The company has an option to acquire,
,
V
a deficit of $31,248
recorded in the same period last year.
when,' as and if tendered by others, up to eight locations for Giant iv'"*;
During
the period,* $141,417
was
invested in - the Milby Gas
•Stores, Inc.- discount department stores which may be constructed
Treating Plant and $47,391 was invested in additions to and en¬
in the
Southwestern
United States, and in that transaction has
largements of the Banquete Gas Co. systems. Cash flow, totaled
/
'
agreed to issue certain additional shares of its common stock.; Thei y
$i42,832 for the first six months.
; :»
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7 • ' .
company raised $250,398 for working capital pending a public offerCrestmont Oil Co., a division, under its agreement, with Fremont;
irigr of its securities, by the sale of certain shares of its stock; . , v
:
Valley Lands, Inc., drilled and completed two new wells in North
Texas. One of these was a triple completion and the other a dual.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
>|
'
Tnese
wehs, based on allowables sec by tne Railroad Commission
1
Authorized,;
Outstanding r
of
Texas,
are
the equivalent *of five single completion wells. A
Mortgage & notes payable to banks
$436,397
$301,397..
new
oil zone has just been
placed on production in the B. W.
Mortgages payable to, others—
1,244,698
1,244,698
;
cooper Well No. 1, making this well, whicn was lormerly, a single
6
subordinated convertible decompletion, a dual proaueer. fcunce the start of the program,. this
bentures due Sept. X, 1977
1,518,800
1,518,800
makes seven wells completed in which 14 zone completions^ have
Common
stock ($1 par)
2,000,CC0 shs.
375,942 shs.
been accomplished.,*- Crestmont has a 36.75%
reversionary interest
V*-Vf, 195", P. 2925, y'v-,;;,/''.
Y/YYYY/*
in all of these wells.r—V. 194, p. 1053.
The
.
year,
$509,260,716
$9,068,314,
totaled
income
with
compared
$519,772,712
in
•
.
sales and operating profits,
of this leading food processor and distributor reached new highs
in the fiscal year encted June 30, 1962. Nathan Cummings, Chair-/,
man
ana
a.
M. Kennedy,
President, announced tnat sales were
consecutive
seventh
'
&
;
:
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Record Sales,
Cr.e
.
.73,980 shsy
1,
,
YYY-yYyYY-'-
Crestmont Consolidated Corp.—Revs.
Per
is at the 18th Floor, 261
f x
: '
"*
rY
f'.yhl
the purposes, among others, of."
,
dealing in and engaging in the development of1 lands,'the sale of
v
lots and home sites,
and the owning, leasing and syndication of
Its
r
Madison Ave., New York 16, N. Y.
'''-•.Tne company was organized for
Outstanding
.
196, p. 744.
15, N. Y.—V.
York
New
stock
—v.
stock,
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
series N due 19o4 at 100% plus accrued interest. Payment
made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
Broadway,
140
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
V
I-
'
of
ratio
y
current
.-u
current liabilities
to
assets
a
-
,
co/no*.
jwfc-
compared
2.b2-to-l
was
aJoets
curieut
itet
$5*,0lf,19d;
were
"
million over the previous year. There were no
outstanding at the end of the fiscal year,;
sacn
ua.is
naa
amounted to $5,000,000."
AwesoiS. Cummings and jxeuneby noted
war a major resetting of
the company's debt- structure to provide $50,000,000 in long-term
than
more
up
$7
short-term
bank
whereas
year
a
loans
ivira—1^1 v-u.v.i-g
during
plished
second
other
30,
1963.
available
of
Part
debt
the
for
several
the
these
to
have
Dd
been
1962; it was reported that a secondary
offering of 49,600 snares of tins firm's common stock
was made by Bache & Co., Dean Witter & Co., New
York City, and associates.—V. Ib6, p. 317.
and
shareowners
out that two divisions of
the company were aispesed of during the year, lviercxens cnocolace
and the Hires Division,
at a net gam to Consolidated Foous with
a
substantial amount of cash reanzea. During the year, the com¬
pany
acquired
Michigan
Fruit
canaers,
inc.,
an
outstanding
processing operation and, also purcnased 51 %
of the " common
;a /v—
-vxo-.-.
-oj.
196,
V.
v-.
pointed
Ltu.,
mb-'f ooas
*
marketers
and
ducers
to-
of
of
one
shortenings
margarine,
744.
p.
leading
Canada's
oil.
/
.
i
Continental
nual
Copper
Report—
sales
Net
Industries,
Inc.—An¬
income
.-Y", 1931
1962
/
. •
$55,586,601
•Earnings
current
10,192
is
Warburg
638.
to
we
a
the
per
•_
share—
common
;p' 1___
1962.—V. 195,
$0.22
;
outstanding June 36,
Gross
Loss
Control Data
operating
berore
•
Reserve
Corp.—Debentures Offered—On Aug.
•
1962
Loss
from, operations
.7
the
axle
Butisn manufacturers of ; .
■
for the motor truck, .4
industrial markets.— V. 196, p. 854.
largest
uiuepenaenc
and
components
aircrait
and
gears
Y
a' special,
the
,
.
■F/i-m
offered
Net gain
publicly, $15,000,0C0 of tnis firm's ^V4% -con¬
(loss) from sale of securities. and ;
- 1
opposition of capital • assets-----.
(2^9.509)' 33l3i427
vertible subordinated deoentures, due Sept. 1, 1977,
:V
■'
y-j——.-Vi
v-i
at 102% plus accrued interest from Sept. 1, 1962. The
Net loss after "hort-recurring item—x.——, (9,04Ir9174) i, (246,046)
debentures, subject to .adjustment, ip certam\:contin- Y Loss .pexv common scare, after applicable.
.*
preferred stock dividends
1—
-v ?($2.88) ?y- V ($8.32 f
gencies, are convertible at $43 per share. Net pro¬
Potential-tax ^credit";
1
11-4,694,000- ■ ■■i1
24,000
ceeds will be used for debt repayment and general
■>.
i
y. .?:
this year.
paid $14 million for Alcoa's 50% interest in the container
wnich formerly. - was a joint venture. Tne container iirm
leader .in
manufacture of ■ rigid
aluminum foil "/packaging
Ekco
;
,
company
t
(3,859,4.73.)
: (8,822,474)
1-
lohg standing industrial association with E. N. V..
a
of
one
$100- 'million
?
(924,284).
-162; 136>
is
29, 1962, Dean Witter & Co., Cnicago, and associates,
.
report-to stockholders, Ghairman,/ Arthur Keating,. 7 ;
Ihdt the company's new wr.olly owned subsidiary: Ekco-'Con- .* /
tainers
Inc., * will
provide
a
material addition to -consolidated Y
earnings " and will bring. consolidated safes 'volume to more tnati ' :
196i
(4,o83,757)
(8,720,338)
—
a'. •
six
the
Ekco Products Co.—Chairman Forecasts Sales Incr.
10.
106,253i729 "119,644,371
—
taxes________
taxes-
■
of
&
stated'
'VV
'
*
revenue
income
for: income
*
'
'
Period Ended June 30—
\974.
is
automobile,
i.:
Schroder-Wagg
,/
Eaton has had
-Six Months' Report-
Curtis Publishing Co.-
all
the
of
in
transmissions,
r
,
cash
to acquire for
British firm.
Eaton
Henry
J.
Co. Ltd., v say they intend unanimously to. recommend
of this offer to shareholders and they intend to accept
respect to their own holdings.
-
&
offer
which
to look
ahead."
have every rig at
most: successful year
and
outstanding
of confluence
great deal
of
firm
acceptance
.
:
f Eased on 2,126,030 shares
p.
compared
$50,215,152,
oC2,254
a
I9u, -p.
for
Co. Ltd., on behalf of
Eaton, will make an offer to stockholders of E. N. V. Engineering
to
purchase its common stock at 22 snillmgs 6 pence
(approxi¬
mately $3.16) per share.
Tne
directors
of
E.
N.
V.,
who are being
advised by S. G.
greater.
picture
with
—V.
;
\v •/•■-/,Y •'
30—
tuuea June
j itar
Met
Steel
&
■'■YY.-'YY Y;'YY- "t /-.'VY-
'
Eaton
shares
common
•The
the first quarter, ending July 31,
1962,
to $2,455,883 for
the same period last >
Profits for the first quarter were $181,069
or
equivalent to 30 cents per share of outstanding stock; compared
to 14 cents per share for the- first quarter last year. •-'/ :•/•/
Harold F. Wernane, President, pointed out, "New household and
commercial-industrial
product acceptance has been excellent and
our
international business has. continued
to expand rapidly,
The
24%
or
the
of
boards
England,
London,
million
of the Board and President of the
successful conclusion of negotations be¬
and E. N.
V. Engineering Co. Ltd.,
Chairman
Virden,
announced
-the
tween
for
sales
$3,0o3,997
: year,
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
C.
company,
Culligan Inc.—Sales Up 24%—
Consolidated
were
pro¬
salad
and
John
—On Aug. 28;
retire
to
used
Eaton
Crowir Cork & Seal Co.—Secondary Stock Offering
company
$o,uu0,0O0
luims
funds has been
will obtain
orougnt aown|
new
tne
,
accom¬
years.
letter
Tneir
another
with
was
runas
v..
j
the balance goes into wonting capital
company's expansion ana rieveiOpment over tne
long-term
next
new
year. $15,000,000 o 1
far. Oil Dec. 31, 1962,
$15,000,000
April
on
ni
j»jo,0j0,u0u
the
thus
down
drawn
a
•
earner
.
irnArict
'
"
Tin a Yntr
1.
i I
.
P.
BUSINESS—The
for
Jiny
o.
and
manufacture
in
used
company
and
military,
scient.fic
executive
otfices
In
stowa
o1
tions
into the
have
since
manufacturing
..pn.
.n
in
v
«-..e
—
the
unaer
owned
tne
Control
re6u,
1936,
iuu^.a-itiaiiy
mi-ge.
to
a
of
name
subsidiary
of
19od,
division
a
the
of
communications
tt>
?.ii of
and
saie
equipment,
and
GIVING
operates
electronic
of
primarily
convertible qubcrd.
EFFECT
TO
sept.
contract,
purcnase
Common
stock
19o3
ditions
container
below
has
to
agieea
principal
in
have
tne
tnem
to
the
of
of
terms
agreea
FINANCING
-71,500
and
subject
at
severally,
the
the
J.
Daiii
.a.
Eastman
&
&
(000's Omitted)
.o
Lie
k,
&
&
650
V J,
Co.
i^ynch,
&
Pierce,
Smitn
-
•
Inc.-,.
Webber, Jackson
650
&
Dcm.n,CK
&
Co.
Eutro
650
Bateman,
Eichler
Lingham,
Walter &
—:—
475
475
'
&
Hurry,
.~
475
475
Julien
325
Common,
Bache
325
Eppler,
A. .G.
Co.
Be:ker &
Hallgarten
W. E.
Huoton
Shearson,
G.
H.
Blunt
—V.
&
&
Ellis
&
Inc.—
325
&
Dann
Guerin
325
Irving
325
Co.
&
Co
Rauscher,
325
Simmons—
200
&
-
Minn.,
is
a
new
company
and
which
marketing
a
mortgage
founded
Mark
band
Korn
said
sales
of
the
this
and
a
thao
the
Pierce
&
*
90
-
90
Co.,
plans
to
small,
portable
enter
tures).
:
the
are
for
7"?'
*•'
to
T'ne
invested
has
company
the
serve
market,
f
/
than $1 million
said.—V. 196, p. 639.
more
Mr. Keating
Inc.—Acquisition—
industrial,
of
current
exceed
of
operations
the
in
Building, New York; American Embassy in Paris; Harvard Uni¬
versity School of Business Administration; Yale University Gallery
of
Fine
Arcs;
Lincoln National Life Insurance Co.
offices, Ft.
Wayne, -Indiana,/and many others.
./
amateur
v
earnings
-'/a'
microwaves
1961
,
>
•
indicates
results.
Hegeman-Harris
■
the
The
•
)
of
the
new
cenxs
products
per
radio
antennas^—V.
196,
p.
Fleetwood
of
and
five
shares.
The
debentures
*
>
remaining
Angeles
zation of mortgages, debt repayment,
properties, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
was
Delaware
,
y
250,000
capital
has
development of
;
<•„
Its
Berg
and
shares
to
been
its
of
were
Elias
Yale.
common
Certificate
increased
to
Its
original
authorized capital
stock, $1 par value.
By successive"
of • Incorporation,
the -authorized r
2,000,000
shares
of. such
cdmmon
half
Mr.
>
to
the
and
than
Of
1961.
of
Eurgess
the
last
upward
will
of
shares
The
new
play
to
year.
he
resulted
earnings
or
$1.13
outstanding.
from recent acquisitions.
after taxes totaling $1,005,000 /;
share on 886,000 shares of
He
revised previous estimates
per
that net earnings for the last half of this year
or
a
38% increase for the latter half
$1,380,000
This
totals
$1.80
per
share
for
1962
on
1,380,000
expected to be outstanding at year end.
President spoke confidently of the • company's
products,
now
bright
net
1961,
then
to predict
amount
this
of
the $10,000,000 total in the
said 50%
represented internal
trebling
this,
remainder
cited
half
stock
common
was
.
Los
'
in
.
higher level , in the ">
H.; Burgess told Los .
a
company
sales
growth
are
now has a backlog of $35,000,000 in business,
$22,000,000 at the same period last year.
for the last six months of 1932 he estimated would
a
$35,000,000—more
latter
;
incorporated on April 14, 1961,
original organizers,officers,
di¬
Glrard
A.
Colasurdo, Samuel Bux-
company
corporation.
stockholders
Sidney
amendments
•,
special conference in the firm's corporate head¬
Angeles, Mr. Burgess pointed out that the greatly
at
compared
Net
,
headed for
President. William
company
of 1962,
analysis.
half
in
expanded
as
Specialty Co.—Earnings Forecast—-
security
totaL
.
•
undertaken for prospective
has successfully completed
of- the
Earnings
upeaxing
Net proceeds from the sale will be Used'for amorti-.»
a
at
domestic
national
for
Electronic
.
are
up
and
10
clients. Electronic &
a number of technical
defense, and agencies of the Federal and
municipal governments. Hegeman-Harris, on the other - hand, has
principally served private or industrial clients during its 45-year
business history.—V. 196, p. 217.
be
can
Facilities
quarters
rectors
exhibits
and
the
construction
are convertible at any time on or beSept. 1, 1965, at $11.50 principal amount for each "'
share of common stock and at gradually increasing."
baum,
in
new
the
projects
fore
a
pavilions
Included
Russian, Brazilian and Irish pavilions.
organization wdl be able to offer expanded services
industry. Through the combination of special¬
ized talents developed by each company, a wider variety of building
to
Missile
sub¬
Each unit consisted of $100 principal amount
debentures
as
Fair/
convertible
to. $20 per share if converted after Septr 1,
1974, and prior to maturity.
;
" ;
/ .
*
19
constructed
World's
<
British,
The
5.
also
York
New
Daily News
they erected, were the Ford Motor Co. and Westinghouse '
buildings;
among
the nine foreign structures, they built
Electric
the
Telemotive
low-cost two-way
1939
exhibits
remote-radio
cdntrol
system
voltmeter for general industrial use,
the growing number of color television
50
of Trade Building; The
The Chicago Board
Chicago:
prices
Min¬
Oxygen
foods.
test
*
electronic
digital
a
servicing
line of
...
of
unsecured and
90
upon
v
general and
trolling
interest in
debentures, due Sept. 1, 1977,
70,000 shares of its comrbon stock, priced iat ;
$150 per unit (plus accrued interest on' the debeii- ■
90
Hwy.,
\
*
•
This
and
90
Memorial
other
Electronic & Missile Facilities,
'
due >
share. -,l
being intro-
important
more
- r
-
should
net
"
manufactures
commercial,
pattern
in
~
producer
Division
for
earnings
cranes,
instrument
1949.
leading
antennas
resulted
year
in
a
communications.
and
1961
is
Products
ordinated
Fay,
.-7-
•
•'•! ;
also discussed Ekco Containers' pioneering work' in
packaging, a large and growing field. Unit containers
to control restaurants' individual servings of jams, jellies,
facilities
7
,
all
bonds
publicly in units, $1,400,000 of this firm's 6V2%
,
materials, packaging, advertising
administrative expenses, and working capital."
business of making
Dispenser for public. use.
refunding
and
90
for debt repayment,
neapolis,
first
90
Co., St. Paul, Minn., offered pub¬
licly, 50,000 shares of this firm's common capital
stock at $5.65 per share.
Net proceeds will be used
new
5Vs%
Co.-—,.
_
Olson
1962,
Turner,
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
6500
24,
Sept.
on
Co
.
and
in
OVV*
Bonds—
redemption
'
•
report
used
are
;
Securities Corp. of America, New York
City,* offered
90
Harold E. Wood &
of
Redeem
for
Wood-
611
fabrication.'
container
The
ryY77v;' Y'
1962,
90
,
company,
Detroit,
of
535.
p.
.
unit portion
projects
853.
BUSINESS—The
Bank
196,
Eastern Properties Improvement Corp.—Debentures
—Common -Offered—On Aug.. 27,
Continental Research, Inc. — Common Capital Of¬
fered—Pursuant to an Aug. 27, 1962 offering
circular,
and
Mich.—V.
in"foil
1,* 1962, y
its first - •
interest. 7
Oct.
on
$2,000,000 of
plus accrued
100%
the National
at
Division
K
The
overhead
sets,
-
p.
fund,
'*
"
&
Inc.——U
Lundborg & Go
Inc.
,
■
90
..
—
Hooker
43 years of age and each has from 10 to more, than 20
years
of management experience. Yf Y
v Modern,
efficient production facilities. Ekco Containers' 275,000
square
foot plant in Wheeling, 111., has an extremely wide range
of 'capabilities from foil rolling to moisture-proof sealing of finished
containers and its R & D program has produced many innovations
average
year.)"'
&
&
Inc.
325
Co.———
Hammill
Walker
196,
Co.
Co. "
Collins
for
an
120
Chapman, Howe & Co.__
Clark, Landstreet &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
:
&
&
1962
year
duced
■„
90
475
&
redemption
at
1970
called
companies,
B
Among
120
120
Inc.
Co—
Noyes
C.
full
.120
.
Moseley & Co.__—
Reynolds & Co., Inc.____
A.
C,
Allyn & Co—_—
Hemphill,
F.
Mr.
that
Co.__
.
outstanding
citizens
1
/
■-
Co.
&
has
company
omnidirectional
120
Co.-
for
sinking
due
32,
and
120
-
Inc
Milwaukee
Detroit
and
■
.
Crowell, Weedon & Co.__
Lester, Ryons & Co.-&
called
the
will be made
equipment.
.
120
Ihe
Dom.imck____
&
Sullivan
Inc. "__i.__t._l__.
Courts & Co.
650
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood
Wnixe, Weld & Co._„„w_
Auerbach, Pollak &
Richardson
Co.,
has
of
bonds
120
Co._ir.
Co.__l.l__
650
—■
_—
Jboswortn,
the
11
,.
200
&
&■
its
The
-
$200
BoettCher
Loewi
,
";;
&
MiLer
..
650
—
Fenner
Curtis
650
Weeks
reabody
Podesta
47e%
Products
Amount
Cruttenden,
Schwabacher
Co.—$—
—
Merrill
Paine,
Union
&
Hornbiower
KiauCF,
Co.,
#2,6jO
Inc—
650
of
•;
7
.
is
•
:
Co._
Dihen,
Securities
the
their
opposite
Amount
Witter
con¬
company
stated
price
' iorth
set
the
to
underwriters
tne
ana
purcnase,
debentures
3,8j4,259 shs.
names.
■
Dean
,
$15,000,000
a5reemenc,
to
has
i
here
(These figures'7
-company
credit
specialized contractor, has acquired the con¬
Feb.
1, 1990 at 107.13%. Immediate payment will be made at the * :
Hegeman-IIarris
Co.,
Inc., ' the 45-year old
New York construction firm,
Arnold II. Kagan,- Chairman of the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.
Board and President of EMF,
announced./The transaction was for
— V.
196, p. 853.
cash, but the amount was not disclosed.
,
Hegeman-Harris,
which will
be operated
as
a
subsidiary of
Dynascan Corp.—Sales Up 10%—
Electronic
&
Missile
\
Facilities,
will maintain its current offices
The company has reported net sales of $2,120,000 fiir the first Y
at 30 Rockefeller Plaza. No change in management is planned,
half ended June 30, 1962, a 10%
John
W. Harris,
co-founder of the company which in its life¬
increase over the $1,900,000 sales
time
for the same period last
has
completed
over
$1,000,000,000
in
building
contracts
year, according to Carl Korn, President. Y
After-tax earnings for the period were $221,000 on a pro forma V throughout the United States
and 15 foreign countries, remains
unaudited basis, or 28 cents per share-on the 800,000 shares out-% as
Board
Chairman
and
President
of
Hegeman-Harris. Robert
McLean. continues
as
Executive Vice-President.
standing. This first-half result was after non-recurring merger /
Some of the better known structures built by Hegeman-Harris
expenses and after substantial research
and development expenses •'
in
connection with the new Telemotive Division line of products. M include the RCA, Esso, Associated Press, U. S. Rubber and Eastern
Dynascan Corp., recently was formed through the merger of the. ' Air Lines buildings of the original Rockefeller Center; The Tomb
B & K Manufacturing companies, founded in
1950, and the Mark,/ of the Unknown Soldier in Washington, D._ C.; The Tribune Tower
14,000 shs.
the
as
.
operation
Ave.,
The
Outstanding
6,900,000 shs.
,
carrybacks
Duke Power Co.—To
water
of
147,250
unaerwn.ing
severally
seil
amounts
respective
and
$2j)
UavDERWRITERS—Under
named
in
due
cents)
00
ward
control
supervisory
y $15,000,000
217.
p.
loss
corporation
Payment
f
:
19o^_
(par
(par
The
through
companies.
PRESENT
196,
mortgage
debts, due
i9v /___;—■;—i
i,
xana
$35,750 Oil Jan. 3,
6% pre-errea s.ock
;
engaged
electric
to
pipeline
gas
is
shown
wholly-
a
as
subsidiary
Tms
is
tax
The company pioneered; Y.
rapidly growing field.
a.
strengthen- its position, the report said.' ■ "
- *r'
* • Yopn-g, aggressive management which has considerable experience
in
the
container/ field..' Ekco
Containers'
seven
key. executives
($0.31)
Detroit Steel Corp.-—Partial Redemption—
corporation or¬
the efiective
Authorized
6%
—V.
its
the
single-, ownership
rigid;foil containers' tor a wide variety of- products and has both
the merchandising and * the research and development ability to
opera¬
thfc assets of Control corp.
corporation,
incorporated
which
credit
that
and
-
Y Leadership- in
f
;*
($1.51)
realized
<
company
Upon
company.
Corp.,"
company.
pe.roiemu
CAPITALIZATION
4 V*%
its
the
fully
available"
are
ciiice*; 1955,
Y'ojutstanding opporfcuhities
emphasized .that
A;.
(222,046)
,-
*i
"potential" because the
and therefore a
assumed to arise as earnings accrue in the future.
are
subject to adjustment and audit at the end
capital
tne
ana
of
Minnesota
a
tne
Minnesota
new
"Control
manufacture,
aesign,
and
as
Corp.,
into
merged
was
transferred
were
3i,
oan.
01
"This
1952. This subsidiary
organized in
as
conducted
all
is
exhausted
Minneapolis.
Soum.,
variety oi complex instruments ana control aevices,
ror
use
in missies ana military aircrait.
x,
ganized
Ave.
acquired
company
company
been
qredit
components
a
them
of
most
tne
Engineering, Inc.,
otaa.-
merged
was
ly57,
o4th
(4,347,974)
per- common* share,
after
applicable •;
..1prefened.stock dividends if potential tax^yy
automatic
control
for
The company's principal
uses.
8100
at
if potential tax credit is fully realized
Loss
,,
and
processing
locateu
and
equipmenc
systems,
inaus trial
ana
are
November,
of
saie
data
on
of engaging in tne design, .development,
me purpose
electronic
Minnesota
in
incorporated
was
Net loss
average
.
—
5
'n"\*
corporate purposes.
of ,15%Ya Yyea'r
Chairman disclosed.',;vHe /
for' continued growth
will be* a"'substantial' '
advantage ' iii ••• Ekco. Con tainers' -expansion., pr ogram. ,
■. j "3
x
;Th;. the ,.report, Mr.-" Seating cited/ three principal..strengths of-,«* '■
Eli'co -Containers:,"'
' •..
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■
in
in conjunction with the
in Los Angeies. • Particularly, he foresaw a
marketing future for the company's -new gas-
announced
progress
commercial
line of 90
WESCON dis-
.
Volume
fired,
in
Number
double-absorption
conditioning."
new
tions/power
•
and
•.
in
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...
which
>
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
he
7
of
fields
'
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tional
\
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7
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Net
assets
fiscal
of
Electronics
ended
year
Chairman
of
shareholders.
to
.839
reported
Net
assets
three
electronics
its
to
rose
from
firms
investments
$13.09
Capital
has
year
Commerce
the
of
Financial
Albany
Trust
General
(N.
Group 'are;
■
pared
Y.); Alexandria Na¬
(Va.); The Bank of
Company
7; * 7-7
commitments in
for' a total of 21;
$13.50. ?•
;
First
.
Repiiblic; Corp.
of
America
Opens
—
The
market
severe
,
A#
4-
OUT
.
lr.nl
1 +1
nmidlf inn
nf
.
—V.
-'.-»«•<
*^..
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for
• ■ •
.
.
1
-
.
_
.
could
W.U..V.
1962
.
.
to
r
,
annual
the
prospects
for
figures,
the
the
ECC
electronics
chairman
.
To
support this view,
he
increasing
budgets of the Department of Defense and the National Aeronautics
Space Administration,
along with the likelihood of a .100v
expansion
of the industrial electronics market
during the next
to
7';:
years.
Electronics
and
first
—V.
196,
'
.'.7:..;"
;7-''\\;7-7.:7v. '77
Capital, .based
publicly-owned
1
p.; 115.
in
dustrial
Small
.
,
at
areas.;
Electronics Corp. of America—Six Months' Report
Period
Ended June
Net
earnings
Income
$4,059,999
before
taxes
income
195,
1
1208.
p.
61,685
r__«;
.'7
•
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$0,065
.
.
,
-•*77
The
'
,^77:777:7
■■
formation
broker-owner
of
^en^o'f
general
Empire
insurance
Life
Insurance
company,
Co.,
manufacturer
Aug.
City,
196,
in
key
Philadelphia,
reside
in
of
injection
greatly
Most
vavo
of
expand
Andy
Gard's
line.
toy
-
>
like
InteS^growm'1'1011
Hotels
under
ended
period
lasc
net
five
a
June
operations
amounted.,
30,
primarily
will
year
sale
be
to
op¬
contract.
produced net
operations
1961,
the
from
continue
management
$1.04
or
$1.80
or
the
share
a
half
share,
a
first
a
com¬
enaed
year
profits Ircm
and capital
net
the
In
share
$1.19
or
half
of
and
1961
capital
share.
a
substantially
was
for
earnings,
share.
a
$4,850,644,
$6,847,578,
$24.4
$1.34
or
were
Working 'capital
lia.ll
$2.38
or
share
a
first
$4,0bl,b7o,
$5,081,284,
were
$2.99
1962
aggregated
$9,162,959,
was
or
the
Of
proiits
of
year.
profit
$11,698,222,
were
receipt
increased
in
June
with
the
million
cash from
the sale of the Savoy Hilton.
invested in Short-term notes, the proceeds
will
be
applied
towards
improving
the
corporation's
financial,
position, primarily through the reduction of deot," Mr'! Hilton said.
In August, the corporation purchased the remaining 3,500 shares
of
5%
first
preferred .stock, series A, at par plus the accrued
"While
temporarily
dividend.
^Gardi1"
$2.2
from
cents
1961.
30,
gains
>>
,(
of
profits
quarter,
capital gams resulted
Savoy Hilton, The hocel
months
54
operating
the-company's recent growth—from net sales
This
outstanding.
with
with
gains
toys,
stock
common
a
share and capital
gains accounted for one
Second
quarter
l£-o2
revenues
were
$56,193,456,
$58,261,942 for the same period in 1961.
the
six
months ended June 30,
1962, sales and other in¬
amounted
to
$114,789,910,
as
compared with $117,o62,147
pared
June
plastic
second
Consolidated
428.
p.
of
share.
the
for
40
shares
equal alter preferred dividends to 55
3,810,98b snares outstanding ac June 30, 1961.
the
the
of
a
come
suburban
corres¬
$2,298,543,
Hilton
three
For
in¬
holdings,
metropolitan
stockholders
Its
centers,
property
such
Miami,
York.
the-country,
shopping
Its
:f«;p;\^7-^fes^(is7!t!he;;\iirst:^!majbri;aequi3iti6n;:';;fo|>A^
Cot has'been jefected■ dWerSlcaUon^and1
Penn Mutual Lite Insurance
houses,
located
are
the
cent
motels.
of
compared
(Andy); Gard Corp.—Acquisition—
will
type of
30 by< G.
new
a
announced
was
resort
New
ana-overseas.—V.
rJJ'This
Empire Life Insurance Co.—New Company— 77
;
apartment
the
in
-
or
46
cents
a
share
while
profits
from sales
o£
and- investments contributed $4,995,547 or $1.32 a share.
by
income
Wishner
Mr.
spanning
housewares and in¬
dustrial products, has announced the
acquisition of Suburban Toy
&
Manufacturing Corp., Pittsburgh, Pa.
,v•■u'
68,116
Suburban
is
the nation's leading manufacturer of batons
and
$0.07 /
one
of
the largest manufacturers -of toy lawn mowers. In
1961,
the company-recorded sales in
excess
of
$1
million. 7
7 According to. Andrew N. Giardina, President of the Leetsdale,
Pa.; firm, the addition of Suburban as a wholly-owned subsidiary
84,600
earnings
Earnings per share
Greater
growth,"
June
In
'
^
activities
3,790,988
on
1962
operations
;
$3,106,271
137,016
68,900
146,285
;
Net
—V.
taxes
A,
1961- v.'
1962 '
sales
Net
30—
•
million,
property
corporate
.
Chicago," Kanbas
and
management, syndiadministrative—will enable us
antl
estate
and
$55
estate,
rapid
•
.
buildings,
over
as
Boston
..
states
.
,
real
complexes
valued
real
our
~
office
covers
Diego, Calif., is the largest
Business
Investment
Company.
San
;
with
pace
out.
' First''Republic's',
'
;t.;-
keep
pointed
and
three
sales, "public" relations
extremely
industry
are
cited
the steadily
healthy.
erated
accounting,
than
•
extraordinary
in
legal,
cation
future
said
The
putive,
.
,
releasing
the
were' lower
operations
last year.
$1,799,715
properties
v 7-"The' consolidation - of First 'Republic's: manifold ..activities--ex-
.
.
In
from
of
with
share
a
In
v
.
'
the second quarter were higher than
in
net
the
on
cents
.....
disclosed
economic
to
profits for the three months ended June 30,
$6,795,262, equal after preferred dividends to $1.78 «
were
share
expectedto
result from
the
difficulty of - small and 7 fi00r of the 530 pifth Avg
building and provide a modern, intecompanies to obtain public financing."
•
l.V.'
grated working'area of 15,000 square-feet, stated FRC President
that the ECC 15-man staff, is being augmented ■ -»/Jerome Wishner.
Previously, he pointed out, company operations
with the addition of two men with considerable background ih• the 7
.were on
two floors aV'the old address
;7'
7 "
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electronics industry.
\
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'
be
also
year
a
increase
volume
sales promotion pro¬
efforts
Corp.—Earnings Up—
company
Profits
quarter
Consolidated
medium-sized
He
employees
and,;514
its
period of 1961, due to substantial capital gains from
sales, Conrad N. Hilton, "Chairman and President, an¬
ponding
..
V..~
.."■■■-".v.."'
Hotels
compares
OUr
19G2,
up
same
nounced.
us
'■
the
property
••»#-.
r
*
30,
2617.
p.
.'-Earnings- of the
^Headquarters—^7.77^^
6 HviCftn <a
190,
Hilton
..
o
stepping
a carefully
planned advertising and
The report stated that progress will ce teniperea uy cne
normally required to build up momentum in a sales program.
In concluding their
report, Messrs. Bechhold and Fletcher s;ated,
"Prospects
for
continuing
profitable
operations
are
favorable."
has
decline
April
is
time
$25,455,000.
to
,
recent
at
gram.
.•
1
,7.: This "company, one of the nation's largest pUblicly-owned rCaf
j.»h»
tumHoujr,
wic
ux
iue
xxaixun a
largest
puouciy-ownea
reai
greatly diminished, if not
estate investment concerns, has commenced operations at its new
temporarily evaporated, the opportunities for many smail com-: ^ corporate headquarters.' The firm's new;■
expanded quarters are
panies to offer their shares publicly," Mr. Salik stated. "Fortunate.y
i at 530 pi{th Ave
between 44th
and 45th Sts.,
New York City!
"The
315
company
through
NeW
,
with
7
earlier.
-
./7;77.777 7;
made
the
during
to
pf
(Va.);-Arlington
'
*:
increased
Electronics
said
more
increasing
share
$33,080,675
in the
President and
report mailed
higher than net assets of $24,050,-
Capital
1961. 7
30,
,
1962, Charles E. Salik,
disclosed in the annual
37%
was
June
per
Mr.. Salik
Board,
This
cn
30,
June
the
Bank
Bank
Georgia (Atlanta); Bank of Buffalo (N, Y.); Clarendon Trust
Company
(Arlington, Va.); The National Bank of Harrisonburg
'(Va.^iThe- Tennessee Valley Bank (Knoxville); Bank of Com¬
merce
(New York City); Industrial Bank of Schenectady
(N. Y.);
Shenandoah
Valley National-Bank
(Winchester, Va.); American
National Bank of Silver Spring
(Md.); Union Trust Company of
the District of Columbia, and The First
National Bank of Wash¬
ington (D. C.).—V: 195, p. 1316.
'
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Electronics Capital Corp.—-Net Assets Up 37%— 77
7
(951)
majority-owned-bahks in
Industrial
communica¬
745.
p.
The
v"
gap
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microwave
196,
big
"fills -a
said
77'■
.
the
controls.—V.
electronic
1i
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r
are
products,
6191
chiller,
space
'Other
...
196
This
196,000,
mil-
has
"The
projects
1962—'S a'result of
issue,
which
1953
in
had
been fully retired.
international expansion
total
a
of
value
par
$6,-
now
of
pace
being
are
presented
to
.
is quickening as numerous
consideration," Mr. Hilton
for
us
stated.
'
The
Kf
Pallf AVniO'o
to
participate before
lifft
inoivvoMrtA
bf California's life
The
original
.fnembers
Ais
■■
7 "'-:' ',V
-
insurance
the
of
itf
Vs
ttHH
A
agents and brokers who Will be invited
include
..«u2oui'jr
the
of
many
i ..c
offer
tP
agents
brokers
and
represents
in
proportion
the
to
business
have'already
The
»..
.
:
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present
affiliation
insurancb
of
course
"It is not
third
of
Barton
be
^
business
pointed
directed
pate
out.
the
to
"The
premise
placed
"It
is
flow
channel
will
but
his
expectation
that
which
company,
Empire
is
this
will
Mr.
Barton.
195,
it
"One
sion
to
of
scale
sions
at
several
the
level
unusual
option
rate
seasoned
many
given
over
life
features
to
insurance
"Loss
the
lapse rate is
highest in
the
company's
to
This
written
On-Aufi
28 V1Q62
this firm S
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.
-
'if#
'
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■
■
it
•
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-
share
a
C777 7
foiv
the
excess
$45,273
■■
\'
v.i
first
compared
as
six
American
or
In
Caxicu
9 cents a share
dollar,
y;
,
v
of
&7:"
r.
-
»'r*
77" 77'
Products
Offers
—
Junev.30,
a
resulting
from
the
in
from
;i
c
the
The
devaluation
this
Co.,
issue.—V.
196,
196,
318.*,;
p.
'-'7.
;
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.
Hilton
uauer
.
Inn
20-year
a
|
through Its President, Max M. Low,
undisclosed amount of stock and casn, the
of
Products
Whitestone
Inc.,
Co.,
Stock
American
distributor of hospital and
hospitals
to
a
and
sale,
distribution
and
of
growing
v.i,
■
Products
Whitestone
year.
approximately $1,500,000
746.
p.
Exchange)
is a
surgical supplies, equip*
related
institutions,
iVlth
the
on
$18,000,000
of
in
paper
in the
plastic
and
hospital
the
Inc.,
Co.,
is engaged
year,
per
disposable
of
importance
market.
7
•
Silver Co.—Acquisition—
)*ns
W.
of
step
by
H.
president
— ^tr -"'f
-«>n
Hutchinson
&
International
in
"The price
estimated
Craig
D.
Son,
Silver's
Munson
Vt*»
vr
the
ass"ts
and
Inc., Chicago.
This major
diversification program was
in
mailed
letter
a
to
stock¬
6.
p.
V.
exchanged
"were
Underwriters
Post,
stock
Inc.
President
Greatamerica
for
31
rate
the
of
W.
Great
to
10
is
two
Chairman
and
four
directly
Greatamerica
manages
Insurance
Co;, Springfield, 111.; Gulf Life In-i
Jacksonville, - Fla.;
American * Life - Insurance
Co.;
Ala; and Amicable. Life Insurance Co., Waco, Texas.
-
v
a
made
-
"At
7
at' 'The
American' Center,
Trust
of
Co.
v/195; p.
New
;
•
American
National
Bank
of
Beaumont,
2702.7'sjf.:0;7;-;
the'
"The
*
the
1,
Ohio,
at
or
the
Guaranty
1
Trust
N.
191,
Morgan
after
and recrfaM^n.
V
'
taxes,
V
Sales and profits
10 years and, are
have
"Hutchinson will add about 50 cents
set
new
earnings,
subsidiary.
present
No
Kelley,
allowing for
operated
whose
President,
,./•'■
.
be
changes
management,
S.
J.
after
will
company
record
will
share
we
■
,
as
chief
Inter¬
location
in (plant)
consider to
continue
7.' *" '7
to Inter¬
charges.
wholly-owned
a
planned
are
a
borrowing
as
be
out¬
executive
'
'
policy is io( reduce Its de^
long-lived durable, and to ^supplement
our
silverware sales with approximately equal sales of non-silver
products, since the latter- will now comprise over-40% of the total.
''International. Silver's
pendence
on
silverware,
diversification
a
company will now be constituted, it can be described as
largest manufacturer of silverware in the world, a limited pro¬
of brass mill products," a fast growing maker of engineered
cables for the electronic industry, a major supplier of lipstick and
other containers to
the' cosmetic industry, a leading manufacturer
of fourdrinier wire for the paper industry, an infant in the needled
felt business, and—by this acquisition, an important supplier to the
ducer
'
mandatory
Cleveland
Street,
:
the
on Oct.>l; 1962, through
sinking fund, $350,000 of-its 20-year
5 %7 debentures -due 1978 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment
will be made at The Cleveland Trust Co., Euclid Ave. at E. Ninth*'
of
7 :
$12,376,000, being derived almost entirely from
"'7'As the
companj has called for redemption
operation
or.in
,
7.r/r
Harsbaw Chemical Co.—Partial Redemption—
r
"'-The
to
1961^1962 profit levels" explained International Silver's presi¬
standing.
officer..
The'
Beaumont,. Texas*" or at the Morgan Guaranty
York, 140' Broadway, : New -York 15, N. Y.—»
were
youth
Hutchinson
national's
"'I'ne company
be
-
and
aixu
dent Munson,
»
—
Hutchinson stockholders
in 1961, were $835,000.
steadily grown in the past
expected to show further gains in 1962.
controls
and
to
Earnings
of
which
of
conditions."
,
1961
the iOi.1 Qi'ijutv
Life
Co.,
xx.,,
approval
Ala.
Sales in
companies
Franklin
further
to
H. Hutchinson & Sons, a leading manufacturer of bottle caps
the industry calls them—and lithographed metals, has
manufacturing plants—one in Chicago, the other in Birming¬
ham,
holding company for insurance
a
bouo».
subject
now
—"crowns"
1;
<*
••
banx
"This agreement has been approved by directors of both companies
,
Aug.
on
at
will be determined by appraised values but is presently
about $9,000,000 cash, which will be obtained through
at
short-term
this issue.—V. 196,
Corp.
has called for redemption on Oct.^l, 1962,-through
operation of? the sinking fund/ $375,000 of its 4%%
debentures
.due-Oqt. ^1,' 1981'at 100.95%-plus, accrued Interest; Payment" will
?
<
.
Interna¬
'.v;'
City
-
pioperties
listed
companv
national
■
Ont.—V.
196,
related
849.
p.
Shares
Inc.
Gulf Slates Utilities Co.—Partial Redemption
sale
of
Montreal
v
announced
specialties
over
liabilities
:y
'
and
of
Tre
Buy Addi¬
7—v..'-196, p.;
c iaxv tv o. 7
g"
'
p.
an
International
to
more1than $coo million.
are
or'.;
1961.
1962- included
share
t.xo,r
$219,494
share
a
(newly
forward
Underwriters
Unlike Transamerica which is
.surance
Net/ income for ^the 1962 period before the
non-recurring-credit
charge was; $232,209.
s
T
•
A-V
Fiat Metal manufactures precast shower floors, shower enclosures"and toilet partitions. It operates plants at Plainview, L.
I'., Chi¬
cago, Los Angeles, Albany, oa. ana at its Canadian subsidiary in r
Grillia,
Corp.
Life
Shares
Life
announced.
Privately 7
1962-'was
built :at
be
affiliates.
sales
—V.
2914.
p.
has
for
products—items
'
Corp.—Assets Sold—
Ann Af
companies, Greatamerica is also a life insurance management llrm
and ithe-largest of'its type. It operates five companies with life
senior sub-, insurance' in force -'of about $7 billion and combined assets of
that
$.425
or
cents
6
or
and-,
"
Vitrified
Greatamerica
American
<:
-y
V
will
Inn and the Savoy Hilton are the only
Hilton has neither a leasehold nor owner-
which
19o,
certain
manufacture,
••
American
respectively,' Troy
months
$222,218
months ended
.
pioperty
Canadian
Y.—V.
N.
certain
'
*KAA AAA
to
Earnings for the six
non-recurring credit of $32,558
of
5,
grew
Acapuico
.
major national
Greatamerica Corp.—Share Exchange Completed—
were
.
-
York
lands
Amsterdam,
2o96.
jk'lJ:.. .
J-i-.f'b ' '
bv
Hospital Supply Corp.—Acquisition—.
and
its
ment
of Fiat
1962
income,
Net
New
this Issue.—V. 185,
ih
.purchase
IPCO
and
by inexperienced
.$500,000 of its
This-.l89-.r09m
business
*
Waterworks
See Gfeatamerica
Metal Manufacturing for the six months ended
$3,7.33,• >.is'i-r• - V;'0%
vtu s <1-^ -A
$3,564,781 in the comparable 1961 period, Howard B. Nilson, Presi¬
dent, reported;, .' y y
-'•
' > ■ -? -v• "V-*j
$.42
St.,
hotel
new
a
'■
The company
the
Partial
Exchange Completed—
commis¬
Fiat Metal Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Sales
Up 5%—
sales
'
'•
Wall
45
other
in
in
,
.
Net
York,
operation
hotels
holders.
notes, both due Aug. 1,1974, had been sold
privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co.,'Inc., New
tork City.—V. 193, p. 1557,
7 Y.'
V
June" 30,
'New
Wackenhut Corp.
Great
ordinated
®7
.'v
"■
•r
■
,■
■
Birmingham,
■
.>■
Also
units
kvr-'q.
1PCO
.
$284
'■
in
of
Airport.
snip MUeiesc.—V.
and
'
See
,»
rpnnrtpd
was
2^
notes and
senior
Cyprus.
contract.
attractive
be
Federated Corp. of Delaware—Notes Sold
1
of
"
commis¬
spread
will
••
••
each
tional American Vitrified Shares—
•
■■
that
Hotels
opening
Augmenting domestic
operations,
the Kansas
was
opened
on
Aug. .10 and will be managed
the
as
business
;".y'
y '■■■ .-y.'" •
indicates
of
recent
~
a
agents."
.
of
owner-brokers
men,
and
tional
toy
plastic
.
.
10-year period.
a
manufacturer
report
at
of
?nd2rtria? Silw from
347
t2
industrial bales from $284,347 , to
and
Plant Protection
General
customary scale dis¬
high percentage of the total commission in the first year."
thro^gir lapsc.o v;
jy
x,
0
r op^r
iijnV;
tributes
since
the
is
a
;
>;
ranks
domestic
-''.7
14277
p.
See
,
"This
operation."
month
the
t
745
o
•)'
stability will enable us to offer our
highly specialized services at competitive rates."
"Ly relying on the development of business through agents who
are
not
full-time staff members, we are by-passing the costs of
housing, training and financing agents, one of the major costs of
insurance
of
Co.
General
customers
an
major
a
cents
20
,7
from
with
will
make
as
to
^
Andy Gard
sales
possible for our company to operate relatively free of the economic
penalties which plague most newly established insurance companies,"
continued
$110 606
196
..
established
taken
Trust
to
Mr.
business
has
Per-share-earnings
1961
•>
General American Transportation Corp.
accordingly antici¬
.7
';
business."
new
company;"
in
'
.corporation has called
for
redemption
on
Oct.
1,
1962,
through 'operation of the sinking fund, $1,250,000 of Its 4.55%"
equipment trust certificates due Oct. 1, 1981 (series 59) at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the United States
to have up to one-
parent
cents
r4°r \nhqR98^nnspwarp^BrJipT'wr/ncJh
to
249 _v
two
The
an agent, in
the normal.
outside his own company.
outside
our
of
which
upon
carriers,
places
successful producer
a
agent-owned
immediate
an
other
from
Redemption—
business which
for
uncommon
this
with
new
operations,
03?:
( :.f-7-'"''v
V
which will offer
Empire that portion of
went
Hilton
of
the
Trinidad.
Agreements have been reached for three European hotels which,
together with those in operation and under construction, will ormg
the number of Hilton Hotels in Europe to 11 by 19o4. The newest
European
hotels will be
located
at
Paris
Orly Airport, Dublin
years, first-half earn¬
ten
times
those
re¬
than
number
with
14
and
c,
•
,
both
...
iqJv'R $1^9^539
$5° 5
in
more
period of the previous year.
1962.
$9
'
■
taxes
were
ris7o„t7lbVtinJ
services, will be
their
''
-
1962
basis
same
they,
the
adopted.",.
company,
1
'
normal
in
companies and' positioned it
pfOaucts.'The. company's six
a comprehensive line of life insur¬
uniquely structured,' according to Mr. Barton.
Unlike. the
conventional
life insurance company,
it will have no
staff agents.
The agents who invest in the company will continue
ance
'
for
same
Its diversification
7
firist major change in compensation in thet:
life insurance industry'in many years," stated Mr. Barton.,"We
aVe.yapplying compensation principles that other progressive Industries •"
"This
the
.Jupe 30,
option plan tied to productivity. Of the 2,000,000 shares of commbn
stock
which
will
be -authorized,
1,600,000 will be~:issued to vthe
original investors and 400,000 will be held to cover stock options
awarded
%
.
$120,492
in
the
on
stock
a
»
of
corded
*s^ct.
,wm
w..ii..,
to'th^
ings
producing
top
■*"
-•/,
*v. After. prpvision
actually starts tar write business;
company
41 incorporators
tn6
incentive
an
nrvnv«fri
to
« %ns: sr.
exSTo sa
soft
drink
and
beer
industries.—V;
196,
p.
538.
-7
Co.,
'•
v,
-V-,"
•of
.v
c
\ '•
Financial General Carp.—Net Higher—
♦
banking .group of Financial General has reported net-income.
after
taxes-of $2,189,415yfrom 14 majority-owned banks for the
Six months period ended June 30,
1962, James A. Bancroft, Presi- ;
dent of the banking group, announced.
'
.
'
• :
,-v
y
,
.
six-month
'..."Time
period
period
increase
the
year
for
increased
period,,
$1.1
net
by
more
in
all
of
operating
these
,
.
;. i
after
dividends,
from
of
the
of
the
mid-1962
$43 -million
the
over
on
time
deposits
was-up
than
one-hall
of- the
Mr.
Bancroft
expenses,."
same
majority-owned
the
over-all
offse:
banks
tne
140
Broadway,
York
New
15,
Y.—V.
p.
5.
were
increased
~
year'
■
;•
tP
...
costs."
1961,
quarterly
or
amounted
A
current
L.
report
common
to
to
for' the
Benno
year,
Executive
stockhtlders..;
three months
approximately
stock
$19^637,704
operations- in
the first
M. Bechhold, President
Vice-President, announced in
profitable
fiscal
Fletcher,
10
cents
outstanding.
'
7
"
-
**';
:
July 31, 1962 totaled
share on .the 2,988,383
Charge volume for the period
ended
per
which produced gruss
revenues.of $1,750,-
direct
than
$3,500,000.
over
over
12
78%
was
an
aditional
provision
for
doubtful
accounts
months' old.-
ufc> 12% r. - At July 31, .1962, cash and its equivalent totaled approximately
same
period a year ago, or more than $61,820,000,= to
$8,1)00,000 as compared with $6.8 million just three months earlier.
$584,757,701.
7 .' '. '
7 ; \.l
' The ihcrease reflects both the earnings generated during the first
-Resources of five banks in which the
corporation holds a minority 7 quarter-on a somewhat lower volume, and the continued liquidation
interest were
$174,839,848, as compared to $159,447,247 at June 30, ■
of accounts receivable, the report said. Payroll costs al^) continued
more
_
.
Deposits
were
.
.
-
1961-
Co.—Rights Offering to Stock¬
City,- Iowa, company has an¬
nounced that it is offering to holders of its common
stock, the right to subscribe for 320,468 shares of
common stock,
at $21 per share, at the rate of one
:>:■■■/}
comparison with the unprofitable first quarter , a
year ago is not possible, the executives said, because of substantial
yeat-end adjustments which were made.
In the fiscal year ended
April 30,
1962,
the company
reported a loss
of $2,430,545; of
which
:
the
of
Net ^profit
143.'
-experienced
company
Charles
shares- of
.well■•'*
total
able
over
and
$301,228
said. ;. "The
increased
The
quaiter
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
the
by
Iowa Public Service
holders—This
Hiltan Credit
a
>•
banks, however, responded to the challenge..*
,
funds
end
more
operating costs
and
in
-mnicitnc operating income to
Capital
for
the
/
increased
pre
$2,170,571
at. the.
than
paid
of
.
.
banks
interest
and.
income
ago...
these
million—substantially
managements
of
a
deposits
had
earlier
over
with
compares
York,
;
The
This
New
•
to
be
reduced,
with
current
employment
standing at
302
as
com-
,
additional
record
Sioux
common
share for
each
10
shares held of
Aug. 28, 1S62. The offer will expire Sept. 14*
1962.
White, Weld & Co./New York City, is manager of
group which will underwrite the offering.
The
group won award of the issue Aug. 29 on a bid of
IS cents per share as underwriting compensation for
purchasing any shares not subscribed by stockholders
under the rights offering.
a
Other
bids
for
standby
compensation
came
Kidder, Peabody & Co., 18.9 cents a share,
burg, Thalmann & Co.,- Allen & Co. and
from
LadenHayden,
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(952)
•
will
financing
the
from
proceeds
PROCEEDS—Net
for
Lynch,
Co., jointly, 23.8 cents, and Merrill
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., 26.4 cents.
&
Stone
Dakota
communities
and
in
REVENUES—For
basis,
and
795,205
in
system
water
a
audited
the
the
net
months
12
245,
EFFECT
On
of
($5
($100
190,000 shs.
par)
The
underwriters
3,525,154 shs.
severally
have
below
named
the
White, Weld
& Co.,- Inc
& Co., Inc._
6.8%
Securities Corp._
Jackson &
Curtis
S.
Weeks
&
Hutton
F.
196,
Inc._
&
Inc
Co.,
Co
&
sales' will
by Jorn Sann, President
letter to stockholders.
prediction
made
pany,
a
Sann
in
Mr.
next
into
New
said
through
operations
company
first
facilities
of
taxes,
of
as
the
$22,000
This
>
leading
for
com¬
V
will
reported
had
Jorn's
year,
$331,000,
300,000
shares
68%
in
President
195,
-
the
At
first
due
help
sale
Produce
Mt.
resort
/
"
York.—V.
Sales
cents
represents
in
per
on
the
United
that
reported
the
The
for
the
company
for
sales
net
the
acquired
a
by
Max
Steir
in
$45,639
the
to
the
last
cents
15
or
results
share
per
anticipated
were
best
company's
contribution
which
May,
Inc.
on
Kapner,
of
m?.il
the
in
on
The
months,
due
Sachs
of
Sundry
the
Catskill
serves
stock
Common
stock
—V.
195,
(10
16,
the
of
laws
the
State
of
of
the
'
OF
AS
v
changed to
was
JUNE
1962
30,
Authorized
Outstanding
$85,000
.__
purchase
company
1959.
cent
130,000 shs.
* 9,600 wts.
9,600 wts.
warrants.
•
$85,000
750,000 shs.
par)
1656.
p.
Year
Net
Ended June 30—
other
and
before
first
Taxes
Net
Number
Net
common
income
Dividends
per
1961
$22,604,095
3,060,400
2,376,000
1,704,000
2,144,977
608,200
1,356,400
605,850
shares
share
per
paid
'
4,520,977
1
cf
,_
$3.53
I_
.
share
$1.60.
$2.24
.
$1.60
—V. 196, p. 430.
fied
apparel
"The
fiscal
Roth,
President
were
attained
year
were
year
1961,
for
the
of
Kayser-Roth
manuiacturers, stated
ended
year
the corporation's bis
in
fiscal
30,
(Thursday,
1962
Aug.
the
was
increase
30,
most
as
of
diversi¬
1962)
that:
profitable in
far,
and
$154,347,000
an
June
Corporation,
urv.
sales
new
i.ighs
net
earnings." Net sales for the current
compared to $133,852,000 for the fiscal
15%.
before
Earnings
taxes
on
property,
gain on sales of property amounted to $840,000 in fiscal 1962 compaied lo $b6b,udo i
a
io i
shar *,
xcjusive of gain on sales of property and after
preferred stock divi¬
dends, for fiscal 1962 amounted to $1.77 per share on 2,954,670 aver¬
age
shares
share
of
common
2,824,176
on
stock
average
outstanding
shares of
as
compared
common
stock
mtce<
vember,
1961).
to
$1.67
earnings
do
not
include
per
outstanding for
cala
These
despite
big co¬
bond
suc¬
year
$11,960, compared with $14,355 a year earlier.
in sales and earnings in the current fiscal year,
was
gains
Lusk
observes,
implicit
are
blue¬
projects
building
Lusk
in
for the months ahead. Sales this year of Lusk cooperative
apartments, which were offered for the first time in July, 1961,
may exceed sales of Lusk single family homes.—V, 194, p. 2335.
be
printed
15,
'
11%—
of
Lestoil's
distribution
all
to
48
after
tax
credits
the'payment
and
of the
introduction
and
was
accompanied
advertising efforts
is expanding
on
market
ended
General
July 31
Tampa-based
Sales
of
total stockholders' equity of $17,410,326 on
June
30,
1962, which, after allowing for the 510,085 .shares of
preferred stock, amounted to $2.03 a common share, it is stated
in the semi-annual report by Irving Mitchell Felt,
Chairman and
President.
This compares with $17,874,415, or $2.11
a share on
June 30, 1961
and $20,198,378, or $2.49 a share on Dec. 31, 1961.
The report indicates that the change in stockholders' equity from
the
year
and reflects the decrease in portfolio securities values
coincident withe the general market decline.
The corporation had income of $483,719 for the first six months
of
1962
before
income
tax provisions of $294,000 as compared
with $475,196 pre-tax income and $251,000 tax provisions in the
six months ended June 30, 1961.—V. 195, p. 1318.
The
con¬
Net
to
loss
a
For
called for redemption on Oct. 1, 1962,
through
operation of
the sinking fund, $73,000 of its second
mortgage income bonds at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment
will be
made at the First City National Bank of Houston,
1001
Main St., Houston, Texas.—V. 194, p. 2226.
sales
market
and
a
of
$141,461
July
his
three
stockholders
period ended July
which represented
$6,484,942
in
the
the
at
end
to
report
General
had
of
to
totaled
same
cents
shareholders,
109
stores
in
$2,-
increase
last
of
$210,258,
period
in
share
of
per
of
as
1961.
$.28
per
in
Nu.
share
,
Net
because
that
stated
industries
of
which
to
Marlin-Rockwell s wide
bearings are sold, the
of
jyts
and therefore,
company's sales are related to the gefieral economy,
"barring
any
major unforeseen
circumstances .
.
against a loss
Earnings as
production
.
level."
was 17.3%
shipments should continue at a high
The
backlog of orders at June 30, 1962
and
stock.
common
results."
Johnston
Mr
above that
of
a
year
ago,
according to the report. The company also said
that through its research program in hydraulic mechanisms it had
secured basic patents on a power transmission unit, a model of which
,'is now being tested at the Naval Engineering Experiment Station,
Harley E. Riedel said
at the end of the third
year.
pre¬
approximately 120 stores would be operating by October
the end of the current fiscal year.—V. 195, p. 2822.
Annapolis,
the
lor
Research
of Ships,
Bureau
contracts
also
are
in
U.
S.
process
Navy.
with the
Laboratory of California Institute of Technology,
Lily Lynn, Inc.— Class A Common Offered—On
Aug. 27, 1962, J. R. Williston & Beane, New York City,
a
1961.
diversification
President
operation
previous year.
$44,562,216
were
in
excellent
these
sales
$2,463,403
year.
that
announced
sales
.
quarter, 18 more than at the close of the second quarter this
anticipated further expansion in all areas of Florida and
31,
the
in
1962 up 23.4%
from sales of
earnings as a percent of sales were also
up in
1962 to 8.2%
compared with 5.3% in 1961.
Howard
A,
Johnson,
President,
said in the annual report to
stockholders that "close attention to cost control, a vigorous sales
effort, and a broadening of markets were largely responsible for
compared
He
dicted
in
Net
this
from
Li'l General had
31,
an
period
same
the
16
major manufacturer of ball and
share
months
of
234%—
roller bearings has reported
earnings of $3,638,831 or
$2.62 per share for fiscal year 1962
ended June 30,
compared with earnings of $1,899,344 or $1.37 a
to
amounted
31
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.—Sales Up
This
$36,116,494
nine-month
of
the
to
in its third quarter rose $1,471,915
$3,876,403 on July 31 of this year.
the same period totaled $122,439, as
$15,895 for the third quarter in 1961.
of
the
chain.
Earnings for the nine months
In
earnings for the
letter
has
corporation
pro¬
Since
front.
at all,
this new entry
that market.—V. 192, p. 703.
for
$8,948,345,
sales
broad
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
Manchester Terminal
The
if
firm
year
of
the
in
reported in
bantam
profits
totaling
extremely heavy
by
very
had
company
^
class
Stores, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
were
the
last
404,488
a
slowly,
Corp.—Semi-Ann. Report
Square Garden
Madison
six
Jet Propulsion
Lockheed Missiles
Aeronautics & Space Administration, and
Aeronautical Systems Division at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base,
according to the report.—V. 196, p. 116.
v :.
.»•;
&
secondary offering of 64,000 shares of
common stock at $7.25
per share.
Space
National
Co.,
this firm's class A
officers of the company and none of
are
the proceeds will go to the company. At the request
the selling stockholders the underwriter reserved
of
6,400 shares for initial allotment at the public offer¬
ing price to employees and business associates-of the
company.
'
"
%
44- •'
.
The
shares
offered
:
.
represent
all
of
the
class
of
which
are
convertible
into
class
A
BUSINESS—Lily
Lynn,
with
offices
in
Ave., New Bedford, Mass.,
manufacture and sell casual dresses
above
teen
age.
The company
Herman
its
and
for
incorporated
was
; ;■• .7
record $9,828,414,
as
compared
in
as
Earnings,, after
.
fiscal
in
•
-
increase
in
1961,
on
-
-
revenues
525,220
shares outstanding a
•
year
-
.
was
accompanied
by
a
•
doubling
in
totaled $3,600,time last year.
reported that approximately 55% 'of fiscal 1962
from manufacturing and servicing
activities, 25%
backlog of new orders and research contracts. This
000 as of June 30, 1962, up from $1,603,000 at this
the
Riverside
design,
The
a
taxes,
1961.
May
earlier.
-•
tb
31, "1962, amounted to $293,883,
preceding year. On a per share basis,
fiscal
in
the
share
a
rose'
the 12
against
fiscal 1962
equal to '42 cents calculated on the 696,872 shares
at
the
close of the year. .This comoares with
24
in
profit was
outstanding
cents
company
•:
revenues
ended
$123,662
on
certain conditions after Sept. 1, 1963.
Bldg.,
report.
$4,646,296
months
A
shares
the
Consolidated
They will con¬
company's class B
substantial holders of the
earnings of *the
and
those
annual
with
Set Records
in fiscal . 1962 more than
of the previous year, Gordon S. Marshall, Fresident
electronics
and space technology
firm, announced in the
Revenues
doubled
holdings of the selling stockholders.
as
Industries—Revenues, Earns;
Marshall
sold for the account of certain stock¬
were
L.
in
Bishins
subsidiaries,
women
-
Mr.
Marshall
revenues
girls
1957.
came
from
distribution
20r/>
and
from
of
contract
electronic
research
and
development.
components
and
instruments,
and
-
CAPITALIZATION
AS
OF
AUG.
24,
Class A
common
stock
($1
Class B
common
stock
($1
Sundry short-term
—V.
195,
p.
par)____
1091.
Outstanding
.' 64,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
par)
indebtedness
$450,000
356,COO shs.
$450,000
'•
,
-
Lionel Corp.—To Sell Subsidiary—
Melvin
A.
announced
assets
and
Raney,
that
the
President and Chief Executive Officer of Lionel
company
inventory
of
its
has
contracted
Denver-based
Instruments, Inc. for $2,250,000, to
by, the Gulf-Southwest Capital Corp.
a
of
to
sell
the
physical
subsidiary,
group
of
Houston,
past fiscal year was the exoansion
of the company's activities through two acquisitions. The distribu¬
tion of electronic components and instruments was extended
into
the eastern seaboard states by the acquisition in August 1961 of
Angus-Slcane
Associates,
Inc.,
a
distributor
headquartered
in
Moorestown, N. J. Last March, Marshall Industries acquired Preston
Scientific, Inc.* Whittier, Galif. Since renamed Marshall Scientific;
this
subsidiary
manufactures
a
proprietary
line
of
digital
instruments.—V. 194, p. 637.
Among
1962
Authorized
year
were
vious
the
will
York
similar
extension
loss
a
income
ended June 30, 1962, exclusive of gain on sales
$10,392,000 compared to $9,027,000 for the pre¬
year, an increase of
15%.
Net earnings and gain on sales
of property, after taxes, for the fiscal
year ended
June 30, 1962
were So,443,000
compared to $5,959,000 for the previous year. The
of
New
month
Further
Mr.
National network TV, extensive couponing and local
advertising were, all utilized
to
help
achieve
initial
This
shares
Kayser-Roth Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings—
H.
Payment
St.,
last
through
debentures
company.
tinue
Chester
Pine
stockholders.
Last year's increases were scored
zoning delay encountered in the company's
to
five
~
$29,641,951
taxes
income..
on
income
80
1962,
pre-tax profits amounted to $614,000 compared with
comparable period in 1961.
After provisibn for
holders who
1962
income_.
income
1,
47/8%
its
the
The shares
Kennametal- Inc.—Annual Report—
Sales
of
and
Li'l
business
under
name
indebtedness
Common
Bank,
Redemption
Oct.
on
interest.
accrued
into the field further fragmented
Whole¬
installment payment terms throughout
CAPITALIZATION
.
plus
Manhattan
the
the
for
all-purpose
Li'l
Jan.
Co.—Partial
$1,000,000
194, p. 956.
from
show
field.
for
Washington Ave., Bronx,
distributing selected
1924-1928
order
incorporated
1946.
fund,
in these new areas.
Unfortunately, at about the same
time, and ammoniated All-Purpose Liquid Detergent was introduced
nationally by the only major competitor not represented in this
8, 1949 as Kapner Hardware, Inc. succeeding
hardware business established in: 1908 and purchased
retail
to
to $173,282,-
its
dividends
7.
p.
company,
was
entering
distribution
Dec.
on
is
per
would
your
States.
York
New
year.
compared
1962, and the man¬
current fiscal year.
Jr., in the annual
cents
a share on
1,150,833 common shares. The previous record high net
income was the preceding year's $497,966, or 52 cents a share
on
950 000 common shares.
This was before special credits of $58,677.
The number of Lusk homes and
cooperative apartments sold in
the ^fiscal year ended June 30, 1962, was 823,
a new high which
compares
with
753
in fiscal 1960-61.
Last year's dollar s^s
amounted to $12,605,617, against the preceding years $12,998,606,
a
record high.
The average price of Lusk single family homes sold
of $464,000.
,y,
■/.
profits during the first six months of the year were
affected by several factors.
In the first quarter of this
year, the company put all products into full national distribution.
Leading food brokers in the new areas were selected to represent
from $2,238,837 for the 1961
first half equalled $76,586
excellent
and
customers
United
class
A
dividends, this amounts to earnings of seven
share on the basis of 2,146,460 shares.
Computed on ihe basis of charging off, during the period, all the
extra and non-recurring costs of "Going National,"
the company
over
merchandise to
a
and
cents
Sales
1961.
reported
for
motional
retail
the
the company were at all-time
and earnings of
sales
operative apartment project in Scottsdale, Arizona.
The company's earnings last year were nine times debenture
interest requirements, and
the increase represented the fifth
cessive annual gain.
Net income amounted to $654,091, or 57
adversely
tal.
a
report
amount
compared
months of 1962 amounted to $8,677,000,
period of 1961. Computed on the basis
annualizing non-recurring advertising and promotional expenses
A
of
capitaliza¬
increase
an
the same
on
snare
be used for inventory, maintaining increased accounts
receivable, advertising, machinery and working capi¬
operates
1962
Canada,
Products, Inc.—Sales Down
11%
$447,000
publicly 50,000 shares of this firm's common stock at
$5 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at $179,500, will
Y.,
in
previous
$219,455,710
period.
Cement
100%
at
Chase
tinental states,
-
Kapner, Inc.—Common Offered—On Aug. 30, 1962,
Arnold, Wilkens & Co., Inc., New York City, offered
BUSINESS—The
the
in
30,
unit
Both
in
fiscal
called for redemption
Substantial increases
N.
the
Laurentide
sinking
1979
The
incurred
on
and allied food prod¬
earnings for the three
$1,316,059
up
for
against
that
196,
in
were
that
has
the
1,
at
newspaper
profit
business
Corp.,
Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings—
high levels in the fiscal year ended June 30,
agement is budgeting for new highs in the
This
is
cited by
President Robert F. Lusk,
notes
Saunders
were
1961
Portland
of
Oct.
down
that sales for the second quarter
the
traditionally
area.—V.
Paul
June
in
increase
Peter
$2,361,469. Net earnings for the final
49 cents per share compared to
were
30
the
said
company
Lestoil
sales; of
ago.
resort
34%
a
to
$1.40
period
June
of
Saunders
made
New
ago.
share,
of
year
same
at
end
Lehigrh
;
share
a
1097.
p.
16
or
share
period
from
$3,387,260,
indicated
quarter,
summer
net
This
Kane-Miller
to
Net
per
year
a
Kane
third
the
to
period.
cents
26
reported
Mr.
time,
amounted
six-month
or
year
groceries
per
reported
a
fiscal
the
assets
the
at
The
40%; Earnings 68%—
$46,294
cents
40%
period
same
half
Kane
up
share
Bahamas
the
for
operation
earnings^ Vafter
cents
13 y2
or
reported
comparable
Daniel
comparable
nine
or
the
$1,842,591,
were
bulk
outstanding.
now
$27,538
over
tamed
tion
of
has
totaled
30
1977, inclusive.—V. 196, p. 855.
1963 to
with KimberlyK
13th year with '
greater vigor than at any time in its history and that it will
enjoy continued growth during the coming months.—V., 194, p. 1843.
,s_are3.
outstanding.—V.
use
June
up
quarter last year.
increase of 6.9%.
sales and earnings
fiscal year ended June 30,
favorable growth was reflected
the
the
of
cents
of
of
distributor
institutional
ended
an
1961.
and
taxes
months
earnings and
by President
earnings of the company's operations
Mr.
$43,900. This amounts
of common stock
of
taxes,
Kane-Miller Corp.—Sales Up
ucts
net
common
in
Total
and well
year
personnel
Jorn's
year,
271,000
last
sales
on
first
year
Y.
N.
for
per
Net
265
30.
period
shades
161,000 common
after
tne
on
June
similar
this
of
earnings,
si.are
a
outstanding
For
this
of
additional
and
the
$5,912,370,
the increased business, Mr. Sann stated."
months
six
net
for
nis
c
.a
2.00
million- this
$2
Jamaica,
remainder
the
in
against
announced
was
company's
$1.20
32
:
;
production
the
$936,000,
to
of
The
in
increase
report
earned
v
Higher—
to
this
spnng.
Jorn's meet the demands of
For
rise
the
quarter
out that the company has a healthy backlog
the orders are substantial enough to maintain
pointed
He
orders.
of
its
that
35%
receivable
States
2.00
2.00
2.00
■V-' >>' 4:/',V'0
5.00
com¬
Laurentide Financial Corp. Ltd.—Earns. Up 35%—
A
to
&
Podesta
2.00
Jorn's Greeting Card Co.—Sales
A
was
2.00
Co
&
112.
p.
5.00
4.00
4.00
3.00
2.00
Miller
6.00
6.00
the
Lusk
R. G. Dickinson & Co
Ferris & Co.___———Model, Roland & Co._
Watlmg, Lerchen & Co
6.00
Co.,
Whippie
n.
—V.
Cruttenden,
6.50
__
Co
&
Dickson
S.
Bar
&
Burnham
t>.oo
Co., Inc
Smithers & Co.
Baker,
E.
6.50
__
Reynolds
R.
6.50
Webber,
Paine,
F.
6.50
$118,994,454
Coosa
May 31.—V.
in
earnings
axiu
July 31 totaled $127,077,232,
figures included two-month
River Newsprint Co., merged
195, p. 2821.
quarter
former
su,ies
ended
;
J. C. Bradford & Co
William Blair & Co.__—_
Quail & Co., Inc
Schwabacher & Co
Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.
6.50
Drexel & Co._.
Clark
of
$6,322,142,
were
latest
the
of
sales
from
The
:%
%
8.00
meeting also heard board chairman John
months
three
the
in
Earnings
obligated
severally
subscription offer and will be
thereof if any are purchased.
pursuant to
to purchase
Equitable
and
re-elected.
were
stockholder
annual
Kimbeny announce increaseu
pany's fiscal first quarter.
130,500 shs.
,
5,000,000 shs.
par)
UNDERWRITERS—The
Becker
,
series DD, on a bid of 98.6227 for the
4% " coupon. "^A competing bid of 98.128, also as 4s,
came from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
The certificates, which are non-callable, were reoffered for public sale, subject to Interstate Com¬
merce
Commission approval, at prices to yield from
3.35% for the Sept. 1, 1963 maturity to 4.20% for the
maturities running from, Sept. 1, 1972 to Sept. 1, 1977.
The certificates are rated Aa by both Moody's and
Standard & Poor's. They are secured by new equip¬
ment estimated to cost $6,083,532 and will mature in
15 annual instalments of $324,000 on each Sept. 1 from
certificates,
National
directors
& Hutzler, New
City, have announced that they were awarded
at competitive sale on Aug. 28 an issue of $4,860,000
Louisville & Nashville Railroad 4% equipment trust
combine to make second half volume substan¬
than for the first six months."—V. 195, p. 1428. V
R.
agreed to purchase from the company, at the subscription price,
the respective percentages set forth below of such of the 320,468
shares of additional common stock as shall not be subscribed for
G.
months
winter
the
Nashville RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
&
Offered—Salomon Brothers
York
28, stockholders elected James (S. Rockefeller, chairman
City Bank, New York, as a new director. Twelve
Aug.
First
incumbent
$51,670,000
Sales
A.
for
Louisville
tificates
was
Outstanding
Authorized
preferred
all
sales
"Seasonal
.
shopping
tially higher
V%'\',Vv:
stock
year,
said.
Moskowitz
Mr.
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Stock:
Cumulative
last
of
Kimberly-Clark Corp.—Sales Up 6.8 %; Net 6.9 %—
GIVING
Long-Term
Debt:
First mortgage
bonds
Common
income
net
and
$44,027,936
aggregated
30
Christmas
$45,total
record
at
were
June
1962, on an un¬
April 30,
ended
had total operating revenues of
of $5,410,964. For the year 1961,
income
CAPITALIZATION
..
Both net income and sales, which were $839,highs.
For the corresponding period through
sales were $632,118 and net income was
$13,729.
On the basis of 265,400 shares outstanding last June 30,
net income
was
the equivalent of 9 cents per share in the 1962
first half and 5 cents a year earlier.
*
Kenwin
opened four new stores this summer,
Mr. Moskowitz
said, bringing to 29 the number of retail women's and children's
clothing snops operatf.a by-iut company in live ooutnern states. A
thirtieth store is scheduled to open shortly.
"If sales for the next six months are consistent with previous
second half trends, 1962 should prove to be a very successful year,"
reported.
President,
community.
one
company
operating revenues
$5,030,012.
Capital
33%
to 230 com¬
central part of
the Iowa-South
at retail in 82
Iowa, eight in South Dakota and two in Nebraska;
operates heating systems in three Iowa communi¬
and
owns
and
ties
of this New York company, rose 75% to $24,051 on a
increase in sales during the first half of 1962, Irwin Moskowitz,
Earnings
service
electric
provides
company
Shops, Inc.—Sales Up 33%; Net 75%—
Kenwin
used to
be
portions of the western and north
six communities in South Dakota near
line. The company
also sells natural gas
in
and
preferred
Lionel
real
BUSINESS—The
munities
Iowa,
price includes $1,800,000 cash and $450,000 of convertible
stock in the purchasing corporation.
retains current assets, exclusive of inventory, and current
liabilities, and additional cash will be generated.
The sale, Mr.
Raney said, materially Strengthens
the working capital position
of the company.
Mr. Raney further stated that the sale was part
of
the
long-range
program
of Lionel to divest itself of noncompatible product lines Inconsistent with its planned growth in
the toy and train field, elect^efnc components, and certain electro¬
mechanical devices.—V. 195, p. 115.
>
\
chase
1961
arising from gain on sales
estate and chattel mortgage assumed by the
company upon acquisition of the assets of Frances-Orpheum Bldg.
Co.; and to discharge any temporary bank loans which may have
been incurred for construction purposes. The balance of the pro¬
ceeds will provide a portion
of the funds required for the con¬
struction
or
acquisition
of
permanent improvements, extensions
and additions to the company's property.
the
discharge
ended June 30, 1962 and $.31 per share for fiscal
of property.—V. 195, p. 2596.
the year
Monday, September 3, 1962
...
Hathaway
investors headed
Texas.
The
pur¬
the
highlights of
the
Maxwell Industries,
Chemical
appointed
—V.
196,
Bank
New
registrar
p.
856.
Inc.—Appointment—
York
for 'the
Trust
Co.,
common
New
stock
York
of
City,
the
has
been
corporation.
Volume
196
Number 6191
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(953)
<av
Massachusetts Electric Co.
„
Bonds Offered
—
On
—
.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
Aug. 28, 1962, First Boston Corp. and Halsey, Stuart
&
Co. Inc., New York
City, jointly managed an
underwriting group which offered $60,000,000 of this
company's 4%% first mortgage bonds, series G, due
Sept. 1, 1992, at 100.751% and accrued interest, to
yield 4.33%. The group won award of the bonds at
competitive sale Aug. 27
on
Co.,
jointly.
:
a
quarterly letter to shareowners
printing presses and graphic arts
increases
in
net
sales
and
and
J.
dieted
a
pensating
.
Coultrap,
moderate
President
reduction
improvement
in
and
in
cash
sales
they headed an underwriting group
public sale, 75,000 shares of the
company's cumulative preferred stock, 4.76% series
($100 par) at $101,818 per share and accrued divi¬
dends from Aug. 27, 1962, to yield 4.675%.
for
Other
jointly,
for
the
par
by
First
and
short-term
mately
bonds
notes
of
$43,000,000
stocks
of
sidiaries
from
be
of
reported
towns
months
earnings but
depreciation
third
quarterly report
to
a
Higher
period
were
com¬
charges
provided
for
in
the
for
shareowners showed that net
31, 1962 Were $25,789,284 com-
For
the
$61,567,956,
first
nine
months
,
Mr.
the
respectively.
$1,517,795
per
share
"The
$4,353,236
per
Stone
stated,
"Monogram
proposes
to
expand
its
to
long-term
retire
Electric
debt
the
preferred
about
and
log,
share
acquisition
and
it
is
of
Ana-Tec
anticipated
stantial increases
also
sales
for
these
products
will
show
196, p. 321.
$7,500,000
and
and
of
approxi¬
preferred
in
SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
that
are
being merged with it.
All of the
including
Masachusetts
Electric,
are
sub¬
England Electric System.
of
New
service
which
to
represent
of
than
more
41%
441
of
St.,
Stuart
613,000
the
the
of
area
in
cities
145
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
provides
Boston,
customers
and
Commonwealth
of
Massachusetts.
REDEMPTION
to
redemption
Oct.
31,
FEATURES—The
at
1967,
$106.58
and
per
preferred
new
share
if
prices scaling
per share if redeemed after Oct. 31, 1977.
The
bonds
redeemable
are
from
on
100.76%
PRESENT
Long-Term Debt—First Mortgage Bonds:
Electric
Preferred
Mass.
-
>
-
150,000
Common
1,966,294
and
severally
:
•
FOR
agreed
-
Corp
Haisey,
Stuart
Adams
&
C.
Inc.
from
W.
Baxter
Corp.
Co.,
A.
G.
Jones,
Co.
M.
&
D.
&
Boynton
Burgess
Inc.
& Co.,
&
Meeds—
Inc.
C.
&
Brothers,
King
Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc.
City
Securities
Corp
Coe
——
*
Beissner
&
Morton
1,000
Hanseatic Corp.
York
&
Co.
Co.
200
-
J.
A.
Overton
&
1
•
Inc.
Co.
&
100
Shelby Cullom Davis & Co.
DeHaven
&
&
Crouter
Bodine
&
250
&
G.
Equitable
Evans
Co.
Folger,
Co.
Nolan,
2,000
Stifel,
Agee
&
Co
&
J.
500
S.
& Co.,
Thomas
&
Townsend, Dabney &
R.
150
Glore, Forgan & Co
_
C.
Halle
500
C.
Hanauer & Co._
&
&
Hemphill,
Hendrix
Hirsch
Noyes
&
&
&
Mayes,
Co.__
Inc—
Inc
Co.,
500
R_._
FOR
1,250
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL BONOS
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
<•
200
T.
K.
Wallace
White
N.
Co.
&
200
Co——
&
•
CALL LOAN RATES
•
•
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
•
TIME LOAN RATES
F.
r
S.
Neal
150
MONEY
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
500
•
&
Biddle
PREFERRED
Waggoner
200
Co., Inc.
& Co—__
200
&
Yantis
Yarnall,
The
—
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
150
Williams &
Wyatt,
150
THE
SECURITIES
•
150
600
UNDERWRITERS
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
1,000
-
700
Co
•
200
—
&
Co.,: Inc.
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc*
Arthur L. Wright & Co.,
150
Inc.—
Partners
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
-
i
Inc.
850
Haupt
•
30p
—
Day
Robert
2,000
Gregory & Sons
Stieglitz
•
INSURANCE STOCKS
Co.:., 200
—
Anthony
L.
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
Varnedoe, Chisholm & Co.,
2,000
Goldman, Sachs & Co
&
Tyson
Tucker,
250
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
•
150
200
Co.
RAILROAD STOCKS
REAL ESTATE BONDS
400
Cartwright
400
Co.
.r r
Co
Sweney
Sons__
s
200
&
•
•
•
150
;
Strauss
GOVERNMENT BONDS
•
500
Walter Stokes & Co
200
Harris
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
150
_
& Leach-—
Nicolaus
Inc.
300
Robert
B.
Brothers
Sterne,
300
&
FOREIGN
•
200
Corp.
& Co.,.
Garrett
RAILROAD BONDS
•
150
Co
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
•
_
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
150
Co
&
150
&
200
1,250
Stern
;
Freeman
&
Inc.
Co.—
&
250
Inc.
Ira
Rice & Co.,
&
Sons—
Fleming
Inc.
Ginther
1,000
300
Fridley & Frederking
Funk, Hobbs & Hart, Inc.
Gairdner & Co.,
Inc.——
J.
Inc
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS
Starkweather
Inc
Southwest
M. M.
Co.,
EXCHANGE SEATS
•
200
Securities
&
&
•
Shaughnessy & Co., Inc.Singer, Deane & Scribner
&
&
•
700
150
Edwards
•
400
Stringfellow
Seasongood & Mayer
1,250
Co.
CANADIAN
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
200
Rothschild
F.
Scott
Inc.
Inc
Irving J.
L.
Co.
Eddleman, Pollok
Fosdick, Inc.
First
— & Co.,
Reynolds
700
Dreyfus
A.
700
Co.,
&
Inc.
Drexel
•
Wm. E. Pollock & Co.,
Putnam & Co.
Townsend,
Dempsey-Tegeler
DOMESTIC
Raffensperger, Hughes
250
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
CANADIAN
150
;—
150
Co
•
2,000
500
Courts & Co.
Davenport
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES—
150
J
Corp.
Peters, Writer &
Christensen, Inc.
1,000
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
DOMESTIC
.100
Paribas
200
Dodge & Co. Inc.
Clayton Securities Corp—
•
c
y
Clark,
STOCK EXCHANGE—BONDS
•
.
200
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
EXCHANGE
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
1,000
&
Nongard, Showers &
;
Murray, Inc.——
Norris
&
Hirshberg,
200
■
100
Inc.
Newburger
New
Chace,
NEW YORK
200
250
=
•
;
•
MIDWEST STOCK EXCHANGE
Co.,
Inc.
H.
■
.500
Mid-South Securities Co—
W.
DETROIT STOCK EXCHANGE
300
Moroney,
100
Byrd
300
400
500
1_-
PACIFIC BOAST STOCK EXCHANGE
•
400
Legg & Co.—
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
150
—
Pickard,
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE—STOCKS
•
•
200
Co.,, Inc..
Mackall
150
Co
Corbett &
•
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
250
&
John
200
Inc.
Co
Bissell
Laird,
1,250
__
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•
150
&
700
Co
Leith
&
Burnham
Burns,
Co.
Co.-
Kidder
700
1,000
Co., Inc
Glynn &
Blewer,
Bros.
I
•
500
j._;
&
V
company:
Kenower, MacArfhur & Co.
A.
—
STOCK EXCHANGE
QUOTATIONS
below
following
the
Inc
Kreeger
Kaufman
100
;
Kraus
Co.
Becker
Black
E.
Illinois
1,500
r,.
&
Co.
&
the
of
—
500
&
&
bonds
Amount
150
Co
Baird
Burge
Barth
J.
named
company
(000's Omitted)
E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.__ $6^0
W. JJ. Hutton & ,.Co
1,250*
500
Inc.
Ball,
au¬
purchasers
the
the series G
6,750
Co
Securities
Ashmun
S.
Robert
Co.
Peck
Allison-Williams
American
The
—
purchase
i—$6,75(*
&
WE GIVE
15,000,000
par)
Amwmt-
v
Boston
($25
49,157,000
BONDS
to
(000's Omitted)
First
RECORD
;
"
shares
respective, principal amounts of
-
'
au-
.1
y
outstanding
UNDERWRITERS
•
($100xnar)
outstanding—:
Equity:
'
stock,
thorized
have
shares
and
Stock
FINANCING
\
Electric,
thorized
BANK & QUOTATION
to
Outstanding
$107,500,000
:
Stock:
Common
subject
prior
at
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
Mass.
is
or
downward to $103.73
general red6piption prices ranging
to par; and at special redemption prices declining
to par, plus accrued interest in each case.
105.13%
from
stock
redeemed
thereafter at
•
MARKET
200
purchasers
named
below have
severally agreed, subject to the terms of the
preferred stock purchase agreement, to purchase from the company
the number of shares
of
new
preferred stock set opposite their
respective names. The purchasers will not be obligated to purchase
any
shares of the
•
•
White
Dick
Lee
new
preferred stock unless
•
Peabody
Kidder,
Weld
&
Shares
&
Co
Fahnestock
Curtis
&
Co
2,500
1,000
4,000
Co.
4,000
Co._—_
4,000
&
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
1,000
Faulkner, Dawkins &
Sullivan.
1
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kitkland & Co.__
SUBSCRIBE
1,000
3,000
'& Co., Inc.«—
Mason-Hagan, Inc.'
Mullaney, Wells & Co._:
1,000
Blair & Co. Inc
Dominick
3,000
Rand
CO.
25 PARK PLACE
2,500
__
Julien Collins & Co._.
—
Hammill
Burr
4,000
Webber, Jackson &
Paine,
WILLIAM B. DANA
purchased.
are
Shares
&
4,000
Higginson Corp
Shearson,
all
*
Coffin
14,750
Co
Merle-Smith
&
*
14,750
I
o
wish
to
Record for
subscribe
one
year
to
the
for the
Bank
sum
&
of $45.
1,000
Shields
Spencer
&
Co.
4,000
Trask
&
Auchincloss,
&
Dominick
Parker
Redpath
—V.
196,
&
„
&
Yarnall,
2,500
p.
Kormendi
Co.
Biddle
1,000
1,000
TODAY
Name
1,000
Address
531.
CityMetal
See
—
&
Co.
&
Thermit Corp.—Proposed Merger—
American Can Co., this issue.-—V. 196, p. 431.
of
strengthens Monogram's back¬
the years."—V.
over
$17,000,000
refund
to
line
products to include many related
devices pertaining to
photographic
apparatus, processes and systems.
:W
involved,
BUSINESS—The * company,
electric
nine
S.
pre-*
.
sale"" of
the
used
Massachusetts
companies
companies
will
first
U.
Board,
preferred, both stipulating a 4.80*
Merrill Lynch and Eastman Dillon,
Boston,< 100.439.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
mortgage
the
the
Officer,
Concurrent with the
acquisition,
t *
ii*»w
Monogram operation
was awarded a
contract in excess of
$175,000 from the Micro-Data
division of Bell & Howell
Co., Chicago, 111., to re-equip all its
micro¬
film laboratories in
16 major U. S. cities.
Now a division of
Monogram, Ana-Tec was moved from Santa
Monica to the parent
company's Culver City facilities.
John E.
Urbany, founder and president of
Ana-Tec, has been named chief
engineer, while Monogram
vice-president, Kenneth B Elliott was
made general
manager. No other personnel
changes were made.
Ana-Tec currently
manufactures a line of film
processing machines
for developing 16 and
35 mm film, black and
white and color These
automatic processors are usea in
commercial, industrial and mili¬
tary laboratories throughout North
America.
' •
1
'
^
,/
-
.
$100
submitted
were
100.635,
NET
first
share.
per
bids
22.9%
new
of
Consolidated net earnings for the third
quarter were
or
$1.08 per share, as
against $1,235,421 or 88 cents
in 1961. For the nine month
period, net earnings were
or
$3.09 per share, compared with
$3,704,974 or $2.64
a
year
ago.—V. 195, p. 2597.
The Kidder, Peabody-White, Weld group purchased
the stock at competitive sale Aug. 27 on its bid of
$100,329
and
the
Executive
reported figures.
The
that
to
Chief
flow.
the quarter
ending July
pared with $21,655,346 last
year.
figures were $71,382,491 and
the
of
Chairman
W.
announced
dividend,
19.1%
satisfactory.
applicable
offered
of
In commenting on the
corporation's adoption
Treasury Depreciation Rules, J. A. Riggs,
Preferred Stock Offered—On Aug. 28, Kidder, Peabody & Co. and White, Weld & Co., New York City,
which
Monogram has acquired Ana-Tec.
Inc., manufacturer of film
processing machines and related photographic
devices, for approxi¬
mately 30,000 shares, it was announced
by Martin Stone, President.
this Chicago-based leader
machinery reported third
earnings
.
Monogram Precision Industries,
Inc.—Acquisition—
respectively over the same period in 1961. For the first
nine months
ended
July. 31,
1962,
the
figures
were
up
15.9%
and
17.5%
respectively. Business for the remainder of the
year was anticipated
to be
competing bid of 101.859 for the bonds as 4l/as came from
Merill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union
Securities & Co.; Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Blyth & Co. and White.
&
Sales Up 19.1%; Earn-
In
in
quarter
bid of 100.051%.
a
Inc.
ings 22.9%—
A
Weld
9
Zone
State.
Quotation
sub¬
"V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(954$
Aug. 27, 1962 the common stock of
the American, Stock Exchange wider
p. 979.
.'i
listed on
—v. 195,
this
of
Co.—A. S. E. Listing—
National Rolling Mills
and
the company was
the .symbol NRL.
Effective
Ainericar-Partial Red'n
Chicago. 90, 111.—V, 195,
Dearborn St.,
S.
$4 million
;
.
net. earnings of the company" for the six months
second half of the fiscal year—showed "con-
and
H-'..
announced.
v:
''J
AirgeepTf 't-'riy-fy
y--,uy
for common stock for the first six months of 1962 $1,872,667, equal to $1.33 per share after deducting preferred
•
dividends of $433,646. This compares . with earnings; of. $1,945,276 »
to stockholders.
'
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'*•'
V
r
"r—: ■- ■ "•A'
for the like period in 1961, equal to $1.38 per share after deducting
Pe sai4 that net sales increased-32-%, to $11,869,588 from $8,982,preferred-, dividends of $90,646.
44b a 'year: earlier, and, net earnings after. taxes increased 27%
to T
Loans
and
discounts
acquired 'during
the
first six months
$521,994, equal to 76 cents per common share, as compared with " amounted to
$415,492,865, .compared with $282,540,985 during the $412,252, or 60 cents per common share, in the second half of the ;
first
six
months
of
1961.
Loans
and
discounts
outstanding
at
■
preceding year. '
■/.,
;'//
"M
•/;// June
30,
1962 totaled
$563,806,374, compared with $507,126,305 ".
For the full fiscal year ended June 30, ,1962, the company rey
at the same date last year and $519,798,098 at Dec.
3.1, 1961. /
ported aa increase of 34% in net sales, which amounted to $22,The report does not reflect the acquisition-on July 2, 1962 of
976,796 against $17,090,334 in. the-previous-year. - Earnings before :
the automobile sales finance business formerly conducted by Motor
taxes
were
$1,807,444
as
compared with $1,787,190.
During a V
Finance Corp.
through' Its- subsidiary, Eastern Acceptance ! Corp.t
portion of -the 1961 fiscal year, Nautec enjoyed the advantage of ,' '/ in
seven offices
located in New Jersey, New York, Maryland qpd
the remaining portion of a tax-loss carryforward,, as compared with »Virginia. I'ne total, amount of loans'and; discounts involved in
tx;e"lavt;i>rf A-vwvimprovement"
viqus year, Herbart M-
the
over
ft
Oj
tiiXauiO
.u.y
tliis
basis.
As a result, net. earnings for the latest fiscal year were not comparable, and after taxes were $957,444, or $1.40 per com¬
mon
share, as compared with $1403,190, or $1.61 per share in the.
previous year.
Per share earnings for both years are based, on. an.
cash purchase
approximately $45 million.—V.
was
196,
quxi«
average
stock
dividend
been
of
number
of
March,
to
restated
683>573
1962.
effect
give
after" giving
shares,
Results for
acquisitions
to
effect
--
Nautec
=
.
"It
is
Pickwick
this issue.—V. 196, p. 748.
International,
Coast Otfice—•
5
Pantasote <■ Co.—A. S. E. Listing—
a
Inc.
—
Opens
v-
'
y
/■>
"
.
ba8
West
of
lpajor
opening
the
announced
New
a
facility accommodating both office an<l warehouse at 1227
in West Hollywood, Calif. Lou Worth, West Coast sales
manager, will make his headquarters in the new space. The need for a West Cqast center of operations, Leslie explained,
new
.
N.
to
Harper
was
occasioned
tion
.,
The
by the company's rapid expansion and diversificaproduct lines and by the growing market in the Far West.
new
warehouse facility wiU permit the company to provide,
other
store and
for overnight deliveries to chain
Western states—V. 196, p. 156.
retailers in the
Parker-Hannifin
and
guying
Tune
1.
agent
1992,
of
been appointed trustee,
registrar
debentures due
for the 4¥2%
sinking-fund
corporation.—V. 196, p. 748.
the
'
increases
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Forms New Affiliate—
Pittsburgh Plate Dlass and Staatsmijnen tn Limhurg (of Holland)
the
formation of the Columbia Nitrogen Corp. with
both
sales
and
earnings
for
the
The
new
company, with Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. holding a
iptereat and Staatsmijnen owning 49%, will build an agricul¬
nitrogen
complex at Augusta with an annual production
capacity in excess of 100,Q00 tops of nitrogen;
Bids, have been received and selection of the engineering con¬
tractor will be made soon, according to a joint announcement by
Joseph A. Neubauer, Vice-President- apd general manager of P.P.G.'s
Chemical division, and R. H- Wemmers, President of the managing
board of Staa.tsmijn.en. I'he construction schedule calls ioi^prpduc-
51%
were
forecast by C, C. Sigmfer, chairman and S. B. Taylor, president,
* in the annual report for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962.
; < •
■
substantial
Gl$ Line Life Insurance Ooj of 'America—Common
>
to
accrue
the
of certain
count
BUSINESS—The
is
engaged
and
policies,
are
shar£hqj$ei*$,;
ac¬
/.7J;'
Increases
of 707 N. 11th St., Milwaukee, Wis.,
writing of a complete line of life, endowment
as
well as accident and sickness, insurance
premiums of which are paid on monthly, quaterly,
company,
"There
or annual basis. The company does naL write -Indusweekly premium insurance and has only one group policy
outstanding which is on the company's home office employees.
The company writes insurance both on- a
participating (where 'the
policy holder may participate in the profits of the company by
receiving period dividends) and a nonparticip&ting; basis.
The company does
41
business
the General
on
general
basis, for the four, months, ended
had premiums, and other considera¬
30, 1962, the company
Of $2,447,132 and net income of $204,041, equal to 34 cents
share outstanding. For the year ended Dee. 31, 1961,
premiums and other considerations aggregated $7,223,441 and net
CAPITALIZATION
OF
per
THE
common
COMPANY
share.
AS
Common
stock
(par
$2)
6JO,OOdshs.
>
I,
-
91
eac.i
in
derwriters.
:
set
forth
opposite
■;
.
Alex.
Brown
Piper,
«Sc
Jaffray
Co
22,910
Soni—_
&
-
8,000
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
C.
8,000
1
Court? & Co
Robinson-Humphrey
4,00a
Co.,
Inc.
f '
Cq,_
196,
p.
S.
&
Yantis
&
Co.,
Inc.
Kroeae,
McLarty -&■
Securities
Trulock
Co.,
53L
*
1961
six
Inc
J.
.
"
>
property
earnings
development
before
company
depreciation
and
should
exceed
other
West
non-cash
$17
'-'The .diversification
of The
*
Coast
million
charges
-
=
company recently reported
earnings, before depreciation,
at
the
This
'>
■'
such
as
New
Co.,
located
are
the
■\V-
part to a number of relatively large, stable com¬
J. C. Penney Co., F. W. Woolworth Co., Grand
York Telephone Co./ and subsidiaries of General
'
..
District
of
in
nine
Columbia.
-
throughout the United- States and
states
stores
The
leased
to
J.
C.
Penney Co.
and F. W. Woqlworth Co. are, in effect, subleased by the company
to those firms
through Plymouth Realty- Co,, > Inc./ from whom ■
the company purchased these properties. The rent under the lease "
between, the company and Plymouth exceeds the aggregate rents *
paid/by J. C. Penney Co., and F- W. Woolworth Co. to Plymouth,
'
and in the event that Plymouth defaults/ under its "lease with the '
"'ill 'become the
direct landlord of such /
»
4,.
;
from, Plymouth.
CAPITALL5AT|ON GIVING
>
;
EFFECT TQ PRESENT FINANCING
.
Authorized
.
Mortgages and mortgage notes payNq
^
p,iy,a
1
$4,370,386
1,011,564
>ie—stockftplders—.
Notes naxabJbe—others
of
Outstanding
/ /r"'■"/■
//
$6,005,598
—
839,382
30,349
38,349
Class A com. stock (par 10 cents)—
3,000,000 shs.
375,000 shs.
Class R com. stock (par 10 cents)
vodng
—
——
Non-voting
—v. 194,
p. 2445.
main
200,0.00 shS20,500 shs.
200,0.00 shs.
20,500 shs.
:
'
.
Public Service Ele^tjric & Gos Co.—Partial Red'n—
■ybe company has called for redemption on Oct. 1, 1962, through
of the sinking fund, $1,000,000 of its 4%%
debenture
due 1981 at 102.27%
plus accrued interest. Fayment will
be made at I'he Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., Npw York 15,
N.
y., or at 'the' office of the company, 80 Park Place, Newark,
Nqw .Jersey.—V. 196, p. 8,99.
operation
Phillips'- Gloeilampenlabrieken — Sales Net
L"
company
of Eindhoven,
The Netherlands, has reported
2,38q million guilders for the six months ended
compared .with
those
of
2,114
Pyramid Plastics Corp.
million
suant
-
employees throughout Its world-wide operations totalled 228,000
of Juner 30,
1962.
/
as
'
to
—
Common Offered —Pur¬
July 27, 1962 offering circular, the pompany offered publicly,
without underwriting, 5,00(7
shares of its non-voting common stock at $10 per
,
„
/:/V,
z/:...
'•
..
large
or
ties
sales
June 30, lp62,
guilders in the comparable
period of 1961, a gain of 13%. Net Income for the period totaled
152 million guilders against that of 148 million
guilders during the
months
ended
June
30,
1961.
The
company
stated
that
of
with
gross revenues of $T, 128:141 -andof $902,285 for the first six months
Ave.. New York City,
Anthony R. Bersani,
Telephone & Electronics Co., Inc. and Kinney Corp. These proper-
.This compares ^with
per' share aii the fm* number of
outstanding, in the preyious year.—Y. 195, p. ^597.
1/
(N. V.)
Higher—
real'
Hotel.
and
Low
bonds
approxi-
Biltmore
E.
.
Union
2$%
th<.
Messrs.
company
panies,
per
share for the year ended June 30, 1962, were
the 1,618,340 shares outstanding which reflects the issue
of-20,000 shares involved in the C & P Cpjp Ohemfgal Co. nftr-
chase.
twice the earnings for the entire
TPeri0/' I?arry E- pierson, the firm's President stated
the! Los^Angeles Financial
Analysts
Rurirur.
by
527 Madison
of
Bruno
company,
was conceived and
organized to take advantage
opportunities which it believes are presently available to a
estate corporation having the diversified activities -in which
whole
Earnings
Shares
w0re
before
"annoiuiced' ihat
-M
$1.27 on
Pacific Coast Properties, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
this
.
Petrolane into the Agricultural Chemical
Munzer said.
advantages is that this sales volume offsets the
seasonal lag in the LP-gas business, thus offering fuller utilization
of
equipment and personnel on a year-round basis.
.
Old Republic's operations are continuing at a
satisfactory level,"
^ddt we look for 1962 to be another successful
year."
J96, p. 1T6.
for
real
businesses proving to be soiind and profitable," Mr.
One
$26,962,145 from $24,406,955
revenues
haa
Engine Degreaser
the company is planning to engage. The company has title to 16
' income producing properties,' which are under long-term leases in
e x».Qm
He stated that the 1962 figures include the
operations of C & P
Crop Chemical Companies from,
April % 1962. the, date of their
acquisition.
The return on the -approximate SI.8 million sales of
Agricultural Chemicals /by these subsidiaries in the three mSath
period is substantially less-than from LP-gas,
however,
it
is
entirely satisfactory on the basis of capital investment.
'
—v.
gross,
President,
and
is
aggregate rents it receives from those
be less than the rent it now receives
months.
sixty-two
Munzer,
company
ay.
»?'4«arre11'^.-President, stated that admitted assets increased
°3r75,423 on June 30, 1962, from $30,432,084 & yeai earlier.
Nineteen
a
the
the
—
28% increase in net operating gain has been reported by
qojnpany for the six months ended June 30, 1962.
Net gain foe, the 1982 first half rose to $675,383
compared to a
net gain of $522,452 for the same 1961
period. Volume of insurance
written in the 1962 two quarters was a record. $1,526,282,000,
increasing over the $1,418,637,000 written in the first half of 1961
rose to
u
1,C00
Co. * I;000
1,000
the
thuc
.
Engine Enamel
r
reported
syndicated properties of a value of $4,750,000 in the paab
years.
The
of
conlPared to Ohly 383 miles a year earlier.—V. J95,
446.
R.
LOOO
A
in
1V2
rf
OW Republic Life Insurance Co.—Net Up 29%—
Premium income for the period
ases
formed
and have
the year
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Sales
Up 32%; Net
t\.
i
wicxi pure
new
'
also
respectively, its Chairman and President, both of whom have been
actively engaged in various phases of the real estate investment,
development and construction businesses for more than ten years
• •••
Mid-South
&
k
1,500
First Southeastern Ca
Duddleston
2,50ft
2,500"
2,500
Marshall Co.
McDonnell & Co.. Inc
t
,
4,000
Julien Collins &
—V.
6,000
4,000
/
,
oil. per-as.y,
and -the
,
$17,558,991. Net earning^ for the year were $2,*07,987 equal to
a share on 2,321,479 shares outstanding
compared to 42 -
for
of
sl|a?€. Net pyoceeds, estimated at $2,905,000, will be
used for debt repayment and working capital.
The
stock was. all sold.
,
was
on 2,22fkM9r $h^resv
mxllioh Caxxs
favorable acceptance
company's recently introduced Bon Bon compact-sized spray
BUSINESS—The
:!
one
planning to expand
its national advertising and "in store" merchandising program in
the fall to "insure a 30% Increase in sales of our spray paint
products for 1962." *
'
;
Higher; .Nqt Llpwn—
over
Shapiro attributes the sales increase to
the
JPfimex Equities, C/orp.—Cla§§ A Common Offered—
a June 27, 1962 prospectus Synco Secu¬
barrels
2,000
:
Cassell
.
Shapiro added
rities Corp., New York City, offered publicly 335,000
shares of this firm's class A common stock at $10 per
7 900 ieasps
in 14 stateq and
sate$-:be4ng made tp .alwut 3% customers. During
the past fifecal year, W. R.
Davis, president stated, the company
consolidated into its operations its acquisitions of
Cactus Petroleum
and Dakamounti Exploration
Corp. in addition, the company Ukpanded its crude oil pipeline marketing operations.
As a result at
May 31, 1962, it owned pipeline and gathering systems
totaling
Co., Inc.
1,500
G. H. Crawford Co., Inc.
1^500
Alester G. Furman Co.,
,
/
inc.. _——1,500
Pierce,
Carrison,
Wulbero Inc._/____^__
Aimstedt Brothers
F.
F.
'
1
Mr.
Pursuant to
cents
of crude
na-
«•*
Inc.
8,000
suca
production," the report
were inconsequen¬
^
'
the com^0* the
i
that in June alone the company
pou.ius Tcp.cueixi/uxg
paint.
.
products.
•
Mr. Shapiro
year
-
h cCk'.
.
:v,a;. ;
l.uUO,Ouu
spray
paint package
poL't
business.
31, 1961. •
^
x-^
The .company, with headquarters in
Midland* Texa^ is a marketer
of crude oil.
As at May 31, 1962 it was moving about
200,000
Shares
Norris & Hirshberg, Inc.:: - 2*000 '
Clement A: Evahs & Co.,"
Hop-
wood
of
names
■
Shares
C. Bradford &
J.
the
business,
the r
financial
ended May
the
scoekhoiaer
pfciniig
of
V--'.;
17^2J§- a* 95 cents per shJ^e
the terms of and subject tq * the con¬
underwriting-agreement, the underwriters
named below have severally agreed to purchase from the selling
stockholders the respective 'number qf the .shares to be sold by
contained
e,
Mr.
<
Shapiro,
Elias
to
1962.
aerosol
company ^has reported operating revenues of $18,582,000 for
fiscal year ended xviav ji, xt.o
.0
0
;ra mr .v=q"q ,5
were
UNDERWRITEIRS—Under
ditions
during the
defense
ouhxi
industrial
of
shipped
The
the
-
600,000 shs.
- -
the volume of
Permian Carp.—Sales
>
1962
real increase in
"since price changes
899.
;
Outstanding
-
,
«; riy
-
MAY
OF
Authorized
>
^
common
$1.31
half
current liabilities of 3.4
p.
tion
or
and
in
was
cfiv
^
;
.
.
..r.
wn,nf
pqint has
mS-hc nf iQK9 reported: 0*10% increase
manufacturer of aerOsol
months of 1962
Accordings tr> 20'// increase in Executive sprav paint
Elia« Shamm. i.xer,utiive Vice-President,
paw.fXj.
a
sqlei 0
condition continues strong,V
the report states,
working capital of $15,630,893 and ratio of current assets
to 1.
Funded debt was reduced $725/131
during the year, the long term portion, of Which was $3,708,297^ at
June
30,
1962.
Renegotiation proceedings have been completed
through June 30, 1961, and no refunds we?e required."
/
The company's two' European subsidiaries—Parker-Hannifin
NMF,
GmbH, in Cologne, Germany, and Pafker-Hannifin, p.v., at Amster¬
dam—are operating at a profit,
according to the report.—V. 196
unaudited
income was $784,620,
industrial
...
,,
_
ih'^qSiis
According
"with net
To
Agency Plan through
states. Through April
.
April
both
•
"Our
agencies and 387 agents in 19
1962, the company had a total of $290,591,000 of insdrance in
premium
income
of
$2,182,000,
and
admitted assets of
$7o,4Q5,oo0.
■;<.
■
;■ .v'
°
per
in
o
<
^Iasti-Kote, Inc.—Up 10%
m sales^for the first six
During the fiscal year $1,435,000 was expended Tor plant and
.equipment, a major part of which was for cost reduction purposes.
;
force;
an
a
tial."
30,
REVENUES—On
was
comments,
-
qr
m
The largest percntage increase
states.
r
semi-ahnual
trial
recorded
were
the lauei- primarn,
policies,
the
*
$50,902,464 for the previous fiscal year. - Earnings per share out¬
standing at year-end (figures adjusted for 3-fOT-2 stock spilt in
February, 19621 were .$!-6l for the year, ended June 30, 1962- as
compared to $1.42 for the year previous.
are
the
in
term
as the shares
being sold for the
company,
already outstanding, and
tjs.
•
-
stock will
'
ti9,h to start about the middle of Octobey, 1963.—V. 196, p. 581.
-
J
.
s
^
company
Earningsi and sales for .the year ended June 31, 1962 showed
gains over the previous fiscal year, the report states,
I were the
in
and were the highest hx the company's history.
-//j.j «•'
i"
Based upon a continuation of present economic conditions,"
Offered—On
C. Bradford & j^p.,
Sigmier and Mr. Taylor said, in the report, "we, antiqip^te,Qontipued
Nashville,.^Tenn., anpl associates,. hjave.announced fthe-yz- gains in botn sales
tar^uig
/■/
Cfuu *
Ja"year.
s4»r.
secondary offering pf 76,4m shares ofthls1 firirt's coin- ^ backlog at June 30, 1962 was approximately $17,900,000 as ewnpared to $13,800,000- at June 30, T961."
>
/ .
T]
mon stock at $32
ppr share- • ••: -: - —:
r* // /
Net earnings for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962 were
$3,573,Nope of the proceeds from the sale of the common > 892 on sales of $61,316,746, as compared to $2,797483 on sales, of
-•
—
/; v
headquarters in Augu&fa, (Jft. Staatsmijnen is the largest producer
of nitrogen
fertilizers and related chemicals in the Netherlands
and the Company has a wide base of technology in the ammonianitrogen and fertilizer field.
"
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Higher—
in
>
.
tural
Further
!
announced
.
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—Appointm't
'
of
.
The Chase Manhattan Bank has
>
1
.
.
Leslie;":President; ■
Cy^^
,
/'
■- %'•%"' / %:'■■/'//*/%%
note our growth in the fourth quarter of ;
as compared with the same period in 1961,"..
"Sales increased 27% to $6,248,235 from $4,-
/://,>;
'
encouraging
aerial vehicle
novel
Pacific Hawaiian Products Co.—Proposed Asset; Sale
See (R.-J.) Rejmolds Tobacco Co.,
•
2% %
On Aug. 28 the common
stock of the company was admitted
tq dealings-on the American Stock Exchange, Charles A. Wyman,
the 1962 fiscal year
Chairman
of Pantasote,
announced.
A total of 1,234,139 shades
Mr. Qreenspon said.
of the common stock was authorized for listing on the Exchange,
&Zk,',12/..' In v. *,• ci. iu^gS a
'.fit, t * j>
"u
to
1 *, comprising
1,216,639
shares
outstanding and
17,500
additional
shares to be issued from time to time upon ^exercise of stock
$224,420 in the comparable quarter of the preceding year.
Per
share earnings were 43> cents against last year's 33 cents."—V. 196,
options granted to key employees. The ticker symbol is PNT. yyyy
Common shares of the 71-year old company have been traded
p. 642..
-v
on
the Over-thC-Counter Market for a
number of years.
Total
authorization" consists of 2,0(30,000 shares of common s:ock.
New Process Cfc.-^Proposed Stock Split—
r:
The company, whose main office is in Passaic, N. J., is engaged
On 4,ug. 31, 1962 it was reported that the company set Sept. 11
in the manufacture of
polyvinyl chloride resins and compounds,
as
the date
of
a
special meeting ot stockholders, to
act on a^v .film and
sheetings, and rigid film "Panta-Pak" trays for pack¬
proposed 5-for-l split of the company's 83,099 outstanding shares
aging purposes.
Main manufacturing facilities contain a total of
oi
capital stock.
/: v;''/'// "
■-* ■,
■
"• approximately 219,000 square feet and include executive and sales
John L. Biair, Jr., president, said that if the split is approved offices, research and laooratory facilities and warehousing space.
it will become effective Sept. 13 upon the filing of an amendment
A
New York sales office is maintained
at 415 Madison Averse,
to tne company's certificate of incorporation in Delaware, He also
some
manufacturing is done in Los Angeles, Calif., and a sales
stated that shareholders would be asked to approve an
increase in .
office is also located in Chicago.—V. 196, p. 856.
authorized capital stock to 625,000 shares from 125,0J0.
'1
past year.
a
„
also have
during the
both years
by
to
';
that combines
wings with the hovering qnd vertical take-off and; landing capabilities of the helicopter.
It was first flown in February 1962 and now is in advanced flight
testing toward licensing for plant-to-piant commercial use as well
as' defense
markets, The Piasecki 16H's dual airplane-helicopter
characteristics
give it unique capabilities for counter-insurgency
missions and other military applications.
Airgeep II,
the twin-turbine successor to Piasecki's first Sky
car, competed intensive ground testing and is, proceeding through
ilignt testing for the Army preparatory to demonstrations under
field
conditions at key' Army posts. Its predecessor,
Airgeep. I,
has been equipped with floats under contract with the U. S. Navy
and has made numerous successful flights from open water and
from shipboard during the year, demonstrating its suitability for
rescue,
snip-to-ship transportation, and other Naval uses. — V.
195, p. 1023.
.
.
is
16H
and economies of airplane
the speed, range
856.
p.
■Ay-yy.i.i
The piasecki Model
were
,
Jva.
7//
,
Earnings
corresponding period of the preureenapoii, nwucm,, reported in a letter
siderable
'\y
-
June/ 30—the
ended
of commercial improvements under
,
;.
,
ended June 30, 1962 in its 7th
stockholders. Earnings were more than
double the $79,833, or 16 cents per share, of the previous year.
Sales in tne year ended June 30,
1962 were $3,521,439, more
than twice the $1,591,723 of sales in the preceding fiscal ye
year
-
-
Corp.—rSales, Up 32%; Net '27%—
sales
Net
2597.
p.
V
announced earnings of $177,948, or 36 cents
company has
per share,
for the fiscal
annual report
mailed to
,
7he company has called for redemption on Oct. 1, 1962, through
operation oJj tn.e sinking fund, $800,90$ of 'its first mortgage pipe¬
bonds, 5%
aeries due 198ft at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 90 Pine St.,
New York 15, N. Y., or at The first National Bank of Chicago,
Nautec
Piasecki Aircraft Corp.—Net Up 125%—
The
lease to strong
;
national and
regional
tenants,
on
land that; was
completely
undeveloped oh/Jan. 1, 1962, and in one residential subdivision
alone company personnel have coinpleted cons.tructibn wortn'more /The company entered its current bpsiness year wfith a backlog of
than
$15
million
during
the
last
12 »months,"
Mr. vPierson .» almost $5,000,000, a backlog which already exceeds the record •y..
pointed out.—V. 196, p. 748.
•...«
r'
•:
\ • *
)!; > / volume of the recently completed year.
r
•
"
1
"
7 './v. ;. r ti:, t. ; ;<>! „/,» Sales volume was equally divided between Piasecki's Philadelphia
Psunfis Ptnancp farn
b
Hifyh'pr
< "11 .•< "v;1 jaerospace 'plant
and its Mayfield, Pa., electionics division.
racilio finance V/Orp.
naimngs rugnqr
"During tne recently completed business year which produced the
This Los Angeles corporation's net income for the first six months
most favorable results of any single year in the company's history,
of
1962 was $2,308,313,
compared with net income of $2,035,922 % Piasecki. launched two major new aircraft into active flight: the
for the
first six months
of
1961, Maxwell Q. King, President,
16H high-performance compound helicopter with "Ring-Tail" and
line
38
$11,658,874
of
revenues
Pierson attributes .the-
company's rise in* sqles $nd earning?
to its increased activity in both shopping center and residential
development and construction. '"We are currently building more
than
Natural Gas, Pipeline Co. of
This compares with gross
of $1,166,565 for 1961.
year.
earnings
Mr.
Monday, September 3, 1962
...
.
a
Continued
on
page
52
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Volume
196
Number 6191
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
announcements
..
Name of
In
second
a
the
first
table
in
are
indicate
we
which
show
we
the
Celanese
4%%
Company
Laboratories
(quar.)
(quar.)
Acme
Electric
Alco
:•■•••
.
(increased)
All
Canadian
Dividend
Allegheny Ludlum
Alexander
&
Alexander
V
Steel
i
Inc.
(s-a)
50c
Co.
-v
American
Home
American
American
6%
Snuff
American
Co.,
Tobacco,
American
Vitrified
Ampco
Metal
4%%
$2.90
"
1
99-
/
(resumed)
Corp.
20c
9-28
_/_.
Corp.
5.48%
preferred
Cott
Inc.
Crane
Mfg.
Hinds
Crawford
7
Culligan,
11-
9
10-10
$4.50
11-
1
9-14
J:/9-Z6,>
Davies
35c
10-
1.
9-
Axe-Houghton
(Del.)
9-17
Fund
(from
Baldwin-Montrose
Baldwin
Piano
Baltimore
4Va%
4%
,;9-i§s
9-21
40c
Bankers
Bond
8-24
Oil
Bassett
Corp.
Furniture
9-
7
9-
5
10-
25c
(quar.)
1
9-30
Stock
.
Industries
9-14
Factor
10-
1
9-14
$1
10-
1
9-14
30c
9-10
9-12
■/
:
12-
.
Foods,'
4V2%
40c
(quar.)____--i--~- •' /
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
;
,
,_z:
■—
Inc. (quar.)
35c
Beaver Lumber,, common
%
$1.40
preferred
Bendix
Billups
.
Fansteel
7
First
Insurance
9-14
First
National
9-14
First
National
1
1
*
:
Bond
Trust
9-17
20e
9-17
Inc.
split)
(T. G.) &
5%
preferred
Bristol
Brass
approve
10-
".vZ
//
B
preferred
Bullard
Co.
Butler
(no
*
this
taken
4V2%
Corp.,
Foods
1
10c
10-1
9-
pfd.
5%
7
California
Oil
(Texas)
(quar.)
9-27
9-12
9-3
,9-15
9-5
9-21
9-21
9- 7
9- 7
'
"
'"
10-15
»
10-
!
Products
12- 3 :\'
10-
10-
,
Power,
$2.50 pfd.
1
9-11
9-29
9-15
9-20
99-
7
9-20
9-
7
9-14
9-
4
35c
9-14
9-
4
15c
10-, 1
9-17
10-1
9-20
9-15
9- 1
50c
(quar.)
.
9-17
9-
4
9-17
9-
4
9-28
9-14
10-10
9-21
9-28
9-15
75c
9-
1
8-22
12%C
8-31
8-30
$50c
9-28
11-
2
10-12
9-15
•
.0'.'
•;
Ltd.,
Service,
preference seBiestfJ
-
1
.
Lemar
1
9-14
Lewers
9-14
5 %
1
9-7
9-14
9-
9-5
9-28
9-17
9-26
17c
10-
9-
5
9-24
4
Lily
9-
r
Lynn,
10-25
Lubrizol
Inc.,
common
preferred
10-
1
•
9-
5
(quar.)_—
1
9-15
9-15
9-28
9-14
9-14
Gilbert
8-25
Gilpin
9-29
9-
7
9-29
9-
7
/ 9-14
9-28
9-14
10-
1
9-10
11-
1
10-10
12-
1
11-
9-28
10-
1
9
8-30
9-14
9-15
9-
9-14
9-
9-28
9-20
9-20
9-
6
1
9-
7
10-
4
5
9-17
9-10
9-17
9-10
9-28
9-10
10-26
,
9-14
9-15
8-31
9-
7
8-24
10-
1
9-
7
10-
V
1
9-
7
10-1
9-14
9-28
10-
per
share
9-14
1
9-
9-15
9-
1
9-28
9-
7
9-21
9-
7
9-14
8-31
9-20
9-10
9-30
9-15
8
7
9-17
rets,
less
British
in¬
9-26
_____
9-
4
$1.25
10-
1
9-10
$1.06 V4
10-
1
9-10
$1.08%
10-
1
$1.28 Va
10-.
(quar.)__
—
9-10
1
9-10
$5
9-15
8-31
60c
(quar.)__
9-10
8-24
Macy
9-30
9-17
20c
10-
1
9-17
$1.50
10-
1
9-17
25C
(quar.)__
&
Power
Ltd.—
Paper Co.,
(quar.)
10-31
10-11
Manchester
10-31
10-11
10-31
10-11
-
Maplewoo'd Bank & Trust (N. J.) (quar.)
Marine Bancorporation (Seattle) (quar.)
9-15
10-31
10-11
10-
10-
25c
1
9-14
Public
Maine
4.75%
$1
(quar.)
Service, common
preferred (quar.)__
Gas, 7% preferred
Market
Basket
(Calif ),
1
9-14
10c
9-10
8-31
Marmon-Herrington
30c
9-15
8-15
Marsh
preferred
8-31
55c
10-
25c
—
10-
1
9-28
$25c
______
(R. H.) & Co. (quar.)
Magnin
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.)
87'/2C
$1.25
$1.12,/2
17Vic
—
1
1
equal to approxi¬
$1.12Va
40c
—
Genungs,
4
$.059
MacLaren
Class A
—_
99-
9-15
1
36Vic
—_
9-14
10-
(quar.)
—,
Lucky Lager Brewing
—-——_
Ludlow Topograph, common.:.—
10-
Southeast—
(quar.)___—
5
8-22
9-15
12 Vac
(initial)
Corp.
10-
Wisconsin—•
(quar.)
B
A
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Investment Co.
60c
_________
9-
25c
:
5 Va %
33%c
—
the
class
Inc.,
$6 preferred
(quar.)
5
9-28
12 Vac
common
____
59%c
Telephone Co. of Michigan—
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
Ltd.,
tax)
come
11-15
preferred
9-
9-28
Oil
mately
25c
'
5
1
25c
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting, 5% pfd. B
4%% preferred D (quar.)__.
4.35% preferred E (quar.)_—
(quar.)
____.
9-
5c
—
(increased)
Products
(interim payment of 16%
preferred
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
preferred (quar.)__-
5
1
8-29
V
5
9-
lQc
Miss.)
Co. (stock dividend)
Oilfields, Ltd. American dep.
Los
$2,375
5
9-
10-
$11 Vac
;
(Jackson,
:
Cooke,
Livingston
5
1
&
Lobitos
9-20
.
Ltd
Co
preferred
-
10-25
—
9-
1
10- 1.
10-
12 VaC
Insurance
Fink
&
10-25
I
1
10-
36'/ac
(quar.)
(John),
Life
Blower,
Lau
9-29
10-
9-15
62 '/2c
;
5
10-
,,5
15c
12*/ac
.
_
(quar.)__
preferred
$1.46
Corp.
Labatt
1
10-
10c
^__
9-
...
Kromex
9-
$1.25
*
1
,
—~
lc
4'/2C
40c
Kimberly Clark Corp. (quar.)__
45c
King Kullen Grocery, class A (quar.)
12'/ac
V'/. Class B
(quar.)—
$0.00%
King's Department Stores (stock div.)_.
5% '
Kingsport Press
(quar.)_
12Vac
; Kittanning
Telephone
(quar.)______—__.—
35c
Knape & Vogt Mfg
_____
—18c
Koppers Co., common (quar.)_
____—
50c
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
_________
$1
9-
10c
.___
1
10-
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)______—___
partic. class A (quar.)__———
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.)
8-15
1
,20c
"7
9-15
10-
*!
$20c
common______
9-15
10-15
10c
6%
9-15
10c
—
8-31
45c
____—
—
Kerr
9-
45c
-
1
1
8-22
9-14
$1.50*
!__
9-15
10-
10-
1
'
10c
(quar.)
preferred C (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Gibson Greeting Cards (quar.)
75c
9-
—
7
9-28
5c
$4.50
9-17
63c
(quar.)
7
8-31
4c
•,
preferred (quar.)
_______
—
$1.43%
Corp.
(monthly)—-----—8c
Monthly
_—.—.____
8c
Monthly
—
-—
8c
Kay Windsor,
class A
——
15c
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)
—
10c
Kearney & Trecker Corp.———-—./
10c
10-25
$3.50 preferred A
1
9-
Public
Steel,
11-15
Genesco,
1
Kaiser
11-15
9-15
10-15
9-
Kavanau
9-21
J.)—
.____
(quar.)
General
10-
7
9-29
'
Light—
(quar.)
preferred, (quar.)__—_____—
preferred
(quar.)
11-15
1
$15c
6%
33c
10-
$$1.25
.
i
31V4C
$4.50
common.
9-
$1.12 Va
,
32V2C
28 Vac
(quar.)
9-29
$1.75
(quar.)
1%%
(quar^tw^uii'il
5% cumul. preference series D (quar.,)_
11/a%
'i1v, 6% 'cumul. preferente series E (quar.)____
lVa%
Jeffersbh Electric Co.iKDel;) iquar.)^:-.—
15c
Johnson Carpet Furniture
(quar.f^Z-r.*-—■
15c
Johnson Service Co.
(quar.)^^_—__________
30c
Johnston Terminals & Storage, Ltd,—
;//
^
'
:
.___
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone
Co. of
5.80% preferred (quar.)
9-
&
cumul.
(quar)
9-15
9-15
10-11
20c
cumul. preference (quar.)
cumul. preference series B
(quar.)__
1
14c
9-12
75c
; /; //
income__
(s-a)_
5%
preferred
preferred
10-
—
9-15
1
investment
(Canada)
7%
7%
preferred
15c
(quar.)
9-15
1
10-
11- 2
10-12
5%
(quar.)
9-18
V
1
10-
/,7'
,
1
40c
____,—
Refractories—
General
9-14
9-25
9-28
(quar.)
Electric
4
9-7
'
common
Ltd.,
preferred
9-
1
10-15
Jamaica
$1.25
$5
5%
9-12
10-
$1.75
9-14
9-28
60c
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Calgary Power
preferred
$2.40
$1.12 Va
net
,V-,'■
$1.00
7/
(quar.)_
10-
$$1
43%C
//
(quar.)_
9-4
Y.)—
Candy Co._i
Industries,
common
$1.32
common
on
7; $12VaC
—
pfd.
7%
preferred (quar.)__„__
preferred
(quar.)___.—_________
preferred
(quar.)________—
(Richard D.) Inc.
(s-a)
$1.30
\
7
/ 9-
Power
Irwin
9-10
'
Common
7
/.
7
7
Ltd.—
Co.
Fund-r
from
Syndicate
Common
,
9-14
common
$1.35
4>/2%
preferred
Buttrey
10-
7/
time)
Inc.,
Shoe
General
General
9-10
9-
com¬
on
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Butler's
Co.,
dividend
General American
7
Si 9-10
'
1
7
9-
9-12
1
(quar.)
Company, Inc., class B pfd.
(Julius) & Co. (quar.)
General
time)
taken
Mfg.
4Va%
10-
10c
•
action
this
action
(no
payment at
Burrus
Mills,
Gannett
8-31
9-29
10c
(quar.)
;
at
9-29
20c
62 Vac
A
9-
9-29
,■>/■ 9- 1
Telephone Co. of Florida—
class
9-
9-29
$68 %c
9-15
9-29
preferred (quar.)
Shale
(quar.)
Co.
payment
mon
7%
General
(quar.)_:
Iowa
1
10c
General
common
9-29
$56VaC
9-
15c
(quar.)
7; General
(quar.)_
9-17
9-15
4c
9-14
Distilleries,
Quarterly
Lehn
9-14
9-14
9-17
1
1
10c
9-28
32c
1
10-
$$1.12 Va
(quar.)—______
Selective
Investors
1
3 0-
Ltd.—
Corp.,
(quar.)
Co.,
10-
$1.05
(quar.)___,
(quar.)_____.
Silver
10-15
,$1
(quar.)——_____
preferred
5%
(initial)
10-17
(quar.)_
26c
1
/
(quar.)
1
(Phila.)
A
preferred
8-31
9-27
>
1
,5%
/
1
Co.
10c
10-
25c
J.)
11-
(quar.)
Bucyrus-Erie
(N.
10-
Trust
9-10
9-10
Light-
&
10-
Funds—
10-15
.___
9-14
9-28
48C
10-
20c
(quar.)
River, N.
!___
$$1.10
:
9-28
://>•-.
$1.20
55c
$$1.13
iquar.)
Glass,
preferred
'
7
Hawaii
$$1.19
(quar.)
9-14
82 Vac
7c
(quar.)
10-1
(quar.)___•
9-14
9-28
68 %c
—_«
i
$1.08%
25c
(N.
$$1.57:
preferred
9-28
/
4.80%
30c
Inc.
$$1.44
preferred
9-10
12c
$1.12%
..
4.35%
32Vic
(quar.)—-__
preferred
9-14
9-24
3.30%
9c
v
(quar.)__
11-30
4%%
1
9-24
20c
.7/
7
40c
A
10-17
4%%
10-
7
20c
(quar.)
9-10
4%
(Toms
(Pa.)
Refining
Stock
1
9-14
A
9-
-
20c
Fund
1
,;
9-14
9-
9-14
J40c
t55c
Fund
11-
____.
1
4c
Garfinckel
10-1
$55c
10-
9-25
3'/2c
Corp.
/
V
—
8-31
25c
9-28
,50c
12-15
4%%
Brown-Forman
.9-
7
9-28
9-7
/" $50c /; 9-15
(quar.)
9-
3c
/.
$$1.50
preferred
Brockway
9-20
15c
9-14
10c
series
Frontier
9-14
9-14
8-31
9-12
9-14
15c
(Hawaii)
Company
•9-14
9-28
8-31
55c
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%%
Street
5
•9-28
•
9-14
4c
Realty
'
$25c
9-28
series
Franklin
a
$28%C
Note Co. Ltd.
12VaC
(quar.)__
Fresnillo
■
7
-
preferred
4%
Utilities
9-
(quar.j_Bank
Ltd.
Shops,
Bank
Frigikar
-
6Vi%
Class
4
9-/7
—:—
Telephone Co. Ltd.—
Common
(quar.)
___j.____i_4_—
6%
preferred :(quar.)__
5%
9-
9-14
8-27
9-14
9
15c
-—
Acceptance
preferred
Investors
9-15
(quar.)___
of
Bank
Custodian
Preferred
9-21
ccmmon„___lZ_-l4--";:
Columbia
Broad
.
1
'
15c
(New York)
Co.
Controls
4
30c
(quar.)—
British American
British
:—__i
:
Co.,
Paper
'9-
31V4C
4i___*
Fluid
Franklin
-
2-for-l
Bright
;
12 Vac
Ltd.
(quar.)
10-
33%c
Steel
•/ First Trenton National Bank
9-10
(quar.)________
Co.,-Ltd.
Stratton (stockholders
&
"9-10
I
--60c
(C.)v &
Briggs
1
10-
l__Z____:_l^__
9-
—_—
preferred
'Class
6%
4
2
__.
Quarterly
1
'•9-29 / .'9-10
l___
Co.,
Stores
Brewer
9-
10-
35c
9-14
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Products
(quar.)
8-27
9-15
1
40c
Ltd
_____—
5
Metallurgical
Fiduciary Trust Co.
10-
9-
10-
______
7
,
Fibreboard
10-
-; 40c
.
V'
Candy
9-15
Petroleum
Western
Bishop
11
(quar.)
Corp.' (quar,)
Farmer
8-23
■■
Counselors
9-29
9-
class
Co.,
9-10
common
preferred
Beauty
10-
1
15c
7International Textbook Co.
_____
interstate Finance (Ind.), common (quar.)_
4!/a%
preferred (quar.)
/Investors Loan Corp., common
9-14
9-
(quar.)
&
IV /
-
Beatrice
9-29
9-
;4l
1
9-
10-
45c
:
*
8-15
9-15
Quarterly
'
'
__i£
1-2-63
2%
25c
:
10-
15c
->
Telphone (quar.)__
Capital Fund
$2.25
4%
"8-15
9-28
(quar.)_
Stock
Corp.
(Max)
Fanny
8-31
25c
:
4
9- 4
$30c
'
;____
Brewing (quar.)
Family Finance Corp. (increased)
8-31
V; 25c
'
9-
$75c
Falstaff
Z
-
10-
5%%
1
(quar.)
(quar.)_
&
dividend-
Ex-Cell-O
10-
;___
class
(quar.)
International
8-31
28c
—___J
__.
■
7
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Electronic Communications, Inc.—
7.;: Stock dividend
U_____
Equity Capital Co. (Minn.) —
9-10
9-14
/s 40C
43 %c
Bell
4Va%
9- 7
9-14
Eaton & Howard Balanced
.
9-10
9-14
25c
(quar.)
Mortgage Guaranty______
(stock dividend )__________
Bastian-Blessing
Co.
Bayview Oil, class A
9-28
*9-10
10-15
(quar.)______
common
(quar.)
(Harvey),
Industrial
Z
9-10
9,
25c
(The) Compaiiy
$1.12 Va
(quar.)__
&
1
9-20
(quar.30c
A
Ltd.
7 Eaton & Howard
40c
pfd.
9-14
10-10
9-20
25q
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)
Eastern
Z 9-13'
■
25c
(quar.)
Hawaii
of
Barber
$1
com.
10-
$1.12
7 Donaldson Company .(guar.)
1
8-28
10-15
—______
9-7
1
4%c
;
Glass,
"
Electric,
11-
17%c
,
.
Extra
7 Dillingham
Foundries
/
preferred, (quar.)
•.
preferred
Bank
Chemical,
&
9-10
9-28
45c
(quar.)
________
$1.35
10-
10
30c
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)_j;____-__—
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
time
this
(quar.)
Detrex Chemical Industries
(quar.)________
Detroit Bank & Trust (quar.)_
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
(increased quar.)
Detroit Mortgage & Realty (quar.)
Dominion
$25c
10
10-15
3
4
56 %c
Draying,
preferred (quar.
Ingersoll Machine & Tool
Chicago Trucking
Dominion
investment
Co.
Gas
class
9-10
10-, 1
9-12
10-15
.____
&
Common
9-10
'9-25
7
25c
Co.
8-30
• (quar.)
Wilcox Co.
(quar.)__
&
Hudson
9-10
3c
Babcock
15c
.
7
1
inc.
B/Q- Foods,
(quar.)
50c
common
9-14
10-
9-
27 Vac
$2.75
i.10- 1
$25C
(quar.)______
pfd.
conv.
7
1
'
;
67c?
9-17
9-28
3%
(quar.)
$30 c
L-ZL
Stock
v
10-
$20c
..
_
Alarm
9-14
9-10
1
28%c
Huyck Corp., common (quar.)_
4 % % prior preferred (quar,)
$2.75
preferred A
(quar.)_
9-28
12Vac
(quar.)
$$1.25
1
(quar.)
Class B (quar.)
Fire
8-15
9-28
'///25c/
preferredi(quaT^___£rJ^r^_*_£,^££;
Automatic
1/
10-
25c
A
10-15
5c
Co.,
Limitee,
'Denver
7
1
9-
35c
!£££_______
'
/
10-11/
10-24
12 Vac
/ 56 J/4 c
;
Arvin
Class
(quar.)
H.) & Co., Ltd.—
Corp. (Mich.) (quar.)___
Armstrong Rubber
(quar.)
Arnold Constable Corp. 1
*
A
(l'heo.
De-Sta-Co.
Denault
Wholesalers Ltd.—
5
Machine Specialities
David & Frere, class A (quar.)
9-15
Atlantic
9-
9-15
15c
Danly
6
1
J.
7
10-15/
10-10
10-
;
1
25C
preferred
B
11-
25c
.____.
10-
(quar.)
^
preferred (quar.)
9-
150c
10-10
$1.37
$1.20
class
Candy, common
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
5%
Class
$2.25
9-18
10-
23c
Co.
Industries,
Hubbell
5
(quar.)
Delaware &
Common
5
10-
dividend)
Co.
Inc.,
B
9-15/
£
Atlantic Sugar Refineries Co.,"Ltd.—
5
10-
1
30c
payment omitted at
Zellerbach Corp.
(quar.)
9-15
Industries
(quar.)
Atlantic
Company
tqu'ar.)
10-
1
11-
Corp.—
1
__
1
11-
(increased)
Common
1 /
-
(quar.);
11-
$1.03
Corp
Company
Crouse
1
(quar.)_
$1.25
$1.31 %
9-14
10-15
21 %c
(quar.)___
Construction
Gas
Houdaille
.'
(quar.)
(stock
Crampton
1
9-
B
Honolulu
Y.)—
Company
Beverage
Coty,
11-
9-14
Class
Honolulu
8-21
10-
Corp.
■[
9-20
9-21
10-
Corp.
10-20
Inc.
8c
$1.08
Arundel
Rico
7
Indianapolis Power
L.)
$1.18
Aro
12VaC
Puerto
9-
Imperial
r
.
Hoerner
1
9-28
(quar.)_
Serv-Us, preferred (quar.)__:
Boxes, Inc., common (quar.)
9-14
-
7 VaC
;
9-15
10-
1
27 VaC
Curb
9-15
12-
(quar.)
Co.—_
Hi-Ho
5
$72c
preferred: (quar.)
/___
preferred
(quar.)_-
9-15
9-28
$30c
___
4.32%
9-15
20c
(quar.)_
Co., new com. (initial)
Helme (George W.)
Co., common (quar.)
.7 7%
preferred
(quar.)
10-
9-14
15C
4.72%
9-30
10-1
$1.33%
(quar.)!
1
10-
Trust
4c
$56 Vic
Extra
Arkansas Power & Light
9-13
/
10-
25c
35c
common
12Vac
Curtiss
_____
(quar.)
9-28
Hawaiian
9-14
$1.62
(quar.)
(quar.)
(L.
Class
_
8-31
9-17
$1.25
of
9-13
9-14
9-28
9-28
...
preferred
(quar.)
5 Va %
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred
(quar.)___—
7c
3IV4C
dividend
Crown
(quar.)____.
•
Electric,
preferred
9-14
10c
5%
Illinois
Ltd.—
;
5
41/4%
n
9-14
(Del.)—
__________
Angostura-Wupperman
9-
10-
Hawaiian
.
4
9-29
9-14
9-28
9-28
9-7
1
9-10
10-15
10c
9-
1
1
1
8-20
9-14
9-15
10-
9-14
Z 9-
9-21
10-
10c
__
preferred
9-28 V;
15c
7 VaC
$1.50
(quar.)__
1
9-30
4
9-
$1.50
(quar.)
Fire
Insurance
,10-
6
c
Hartford
7
9-
9-15
25c
Corp.
114%
6
1
Harsco
8-20
25c
/
'
(quar.)
Connector,
8-20
1
9-
9-15
8c
(quar.)
common
9-21
8c
(quar.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Corporate Investors, class A
9-21
10-
4
Telephone
preferred
/'
9-29
(quar.)
common
Theatres
preferred
Stock
Cook
9-14
1
10-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
Class A
!-
_
(Miami)
Products
Quarterly
7
10-
Gas,
(N.
1
15c
/
____—____
Continental
7
$1.50
.
pfd.
(quar.).
Anglo-Canadian
9-
12-
25c
:
v
6%
1
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)
common
Insurance
American
10-
5%
,
(quar.)_
Stamping
American Title
9-12
12c
Y.)
(N.
preferred B (quar.)__
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.
Consolidated
Rendering
(quar.)
Consolidated
Royalties
(quar.)
8-31
preferred
9-
7Vac
(s-a)__
5V4%
9-12
10-10
;
Co.
Edison
preferred
4.12%
of Del.—
(quar.)
preferred
5%
8-20
6%
9-
$1
(quar.)
Solvents
Corp.
Quarterly
8-15
Corp.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
(quar.)
____:
Winkle-Munning
Harnischfeger
When
Share
(quar.)
Co
International—i.„,
preference A (quar.)__
6 Vi%
5
10c
'■/
(quar.)__
preferred
Consolidated
8-31
./
9-
25c
(quar.)
(Indianapolis)
Bottling
Commonwealth
9-14
(monthly)
(quar.)
Corp.
Interstate
5.35%
9-10
9-20
Printing
Hardee Farms
4c
preferred'(quar.)
9-11
/
(quar.)
Hanson-Van
9-10
•
t4c
(quar.)_
9-10
1
10- 1
,
15c
(Fla.)___
8-31
1
$1.75
__
(Canada)
A
10-
'/"
Company
F.)
Hamilton Management Corp., class A
Class
B
(quar.)
Hamilton Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
9-14
9-25
$1.12,/a
Employees Insurance
Corp. (quar.)
Commercial
10-10
./
dividend)
Corp.
Colorado
7
30c
Products
Coca-Cola
5%
30c
(quar.)
(stock
Seal-Kap Corp.
preferred
25c
(quar.)
Factors, Ltd.
Cable
/ 9-14
-/ 40c
-
(W.
4c
Co.
Co.
Service
7
$1.50
Telegraph
Express
American
American
9-
Gas
Civil
10-15
9-21
5c
Theatre
8-28
10-1
./
preferred
District
9-
A
1
25c
City
Z
8-31
:
9-10
11-
preferred
Clark
2
(Del.)
Quarterly
:
___•
Beverage, 20c prior pfd. (quar.)
American Consumer Industries, com. (quar.)
non-cumul.
;
4%
'./• 9- 7
5
20c
American
American
9-
20c
Sugar
9-
9-29
■Jj 30c
class
Circle
9-10
s
9-15
50c
Corp.. (quar.)
(increased
(quar.)
Agricultural Chemical
American
5%
1
$6c
.
Mfg.,
9-29
'/V;/
Class B (quar.)
7
9-13
11-23
30c
11
Per
Name of
Hall
•
.
.
,
(quar.),
Fund
Chock-Full-O-Nuts
9t
1
Foods
Amalgamated
6%
10-
20c
(quar.)
Hamilton Institute,
Inc.
(quar.)
Alterman
1
,
/•;"/
(quar.)__
Products
9-11
1
10-
351.12%/;] 10-
Funds
Baldwin
10-
6%%
(quar.)___
Mutual
Chatham
/
America—
8-15
-
10-10
10c
Aldens, Inc., common (quar.)
4%'%
preferred
(quar.)
9-
:
9-24
65c
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
:
-
1
8-31
7C.:
25c
Insurance
Products
10-
$37 VaC
>
Holders
.
Payable of Rec.
45c
:
;
(quar.)_
Addressograph-Muitigraph Corp.
Aetna
When
Share
Acklands, Ltd., pfd.
preferred
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
(increased-quar.)
Champion
"
of
preferred
Certain-teed
payment date.
Abbott
7%
/
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
Name of
Corp.
Common
*
payments previ¬
Per
Company
Carreras, Ltd,, ordinary B shares (a
/ payment less British income tax)
Carthage Mills (quar.)
grouped in two separate *
all the'dividends an-/
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
tables.-
Per
•
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
(955)
10-20
9-29
25c
10-
1
9-14
1
9-
7
59 %C
(accum.)____
common
10-
1
9-14
$1.75
10-
1
9-21
9-24
75c
9-14
$1.05
(quar.)__
4
8-31
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
9-20
25c
25c
(quar.)—
9-
9-10
'
6%
preferred
(quar.)_
California Western
Calumet
$4.75
&
$4.25
Canada
Canada
4 %
Trust
Dry
Inc.,
Co.
Flooring
$1.18%
Co.
Ltd.,
Collieries
series
B
Ltd.
to
A
Class
F
Carpenter
Girard
class
B
1
9-13
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
4%
$20c
10-
1
9-14
Gordon
10-
1
(quar.)
±25c
(quar.)
$$1.06 Vt
9-
7
10-15
9-14
10-
8-31
preferred
Class
Class
B
2 VaC
9-30
9-
4
T.)
preferred
American
Class
A
$$1
9-17
9-
4
$$1
9-17
9-
4
share
Co^ 3%%
(L.
E.)
&
1st preferred
Co.
■
(quar.)
(incr.-quar.)
dividend
•
,
-
93 %c
10-
1
9-15
Great
Northern
Green
1
Mountain
Griggs
common
10-15
10-
1
Grinnell
5%
10-15
10-
1
Gunnar
McCrory
of
10
9-15
'30c
93%c
9-
1
9-15
9-
1
10-
1
9-10
shares
;
._■
Corp., new com.
Mining, Ltd.
(see Factor
—
10-
1
i—.
—.—.
—.—
(initial-quar.)_
8-31
75c
11-1
10- 9
20c
10- 1
9-28
9-20
10- 1
9-14
9-12
8-31
9-5
10c
50c
50c
9-15
20C
9-14
9-28
9-14
$1.50
i—
9-28
87 Vac
9-28
9-14
$1.37 Va
9-28
■
9-14
9-28
9-14
9-28
9-14
9-15
$1.12%
Metal
50c
Machine,
McKay
Bros.
shares
8-31
.
9-12
1
10-
2%
8-31
9-15
9-
5
9-17
9-
5
9-10
,,
,
9-14
9-26
(Max) & Co.).
Corp., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(One 6%
of
1
10-
—
dividend)
preferred (quar.)
5.50% preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred (quar.)
Merry
—
Power.,(quar.);
3.50%
.
Corp. common for each
Equipment
6V.C
(quar.)
^
Ry.
Max
9-10
10-10
$12V2c
112Vic
(quar.)—
dividend
.—
(stock
■
30c
—
$6
Underwriters—
(stock
Factor
9-7
9-29
10c
resumed)
Corp.
Brothers
Maul
10-31
Ltd.—
—
held)
1
4
$1
-___
Great Americana
Ltd.—
.
*
Stores
Co.,
10-
9-
50c
(quar.)
(W.
3%%
Great
.
(s-a)
Manufacturers,
1
1
50c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Mackay &
A
(quar.)
10-
Co. (
(quar.)
& Son
(M.)
Mastic
60c
Company iquar.)____
Goodyear Tire & Rubber, common
Grant
9c
(Phila.)
Glidden
1010-
-
—
Quarterly
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
B
Carnation
•
Bennett
Mfg. (quar.)
B.), class A (quar.)
Trust Corn Exchange Bank
25c
(quar.)
Resources, Ltd.—
vfallpaper
Class
-
&
(H.
$1.06'/4
common
(quar.)
Breweries
Canadian
10c
■_
Foundrys Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.).———
Canadian
20c V
:__
Iron
Canadian
Stock
1
Insurance,.
common
J.)
(N.
Corp.,
preferred
%
5%%
Hecla
preferred .'(quar.)
Camden
Canada
;
States Life
& Tile (stock dividend).
2nd preferred share for each H)0
Brick
common
Goods
held)——.——
(quar.)—
Corp.
15c
Meyer-Blanke Co.—
Common
payment omitted at this time.
Pacific
Midland
&
Midwest
Abrasive
Grain
(quar.)—"—
15C
17VaC
10-
1
9-14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
4
1
9-
5
ShavraiUt
10-
1
9-
5
Shenk
15c
15c
9-25
9-
7
9-10
8-24
16c
9-21
9-
..
Lines
~
Morgan Engineering
Go.—
.
.
.
v
pfd.
tquar.)
Morhir.g'Siar-Paasley inc. (quar.)__„
Mori is (Philip) Inc. (See Philip Morris, Inc.)
$2.50
...
•
Brass
preferred
6%
9-28
(quar.)..:
preierred
:
9-14
10-15
Puerto
8%-
Soucnern
-9-14
9-29
6%
Co.
fabric
Narrow
.
National
Gypsuitt Co. (Quar.)
Oats
(quar.)_
National
ShaWmuc
National
Stock
National
Nauonai
Bank
City
(Illinois)
Taria
(quar. G
4.60%
preferred
Orleans
43,4%
4.3fc-%
Co.
New
York
New
preferred
(quar.)—
,
-
.
Pacific
5'.4%
Ry.
iStubnitz-Greene
10-
1
9-10
1
9-20
12-2 J
_
preferred (quar.)
Light & Power
10-
10-
9-11
Oakite
Products
Extra
"9i
*.
1
Texas
9-21
spftfc:
•'
•
•
Republic Life Insurance
Quarcerly
!
Stock
dividend
.Republic,
Oneida.
"9-
9-15
Steel
Ac
Loan
Ontario
9-
1
9-10
"lisnman
'»
'
5
1
9-
10-
1
Otto. Bernz,
fibre
Ox
9-
7
Co.
Cement
Pacific
Interttiountaih
Pacific
Northwest
Pacific
Teleplione
Common
6%
&
preferred
9-
9-14
U
9-17
9-x8
v
9-JFi
•
•
9-12
■
tl2c
tl2c
11-15T
10-15
U.
S.
Truck
11-15
10-15
U.
S.
Trust
9-10
9-18
9-
7
9-24
9-
7
9-25
9-11
12V2C
12V2C
(quar.)
10-
50c
3'A%
1
Pacolet
-
10-
1
10-
1
Common
5C
9-
1
Universal
8-15
8-15
9-13
preierred
6%
American
Universal-Cyclops
8-31
Utilities
10-
1
9-10
1
9-
9-10
9-10
9-28
9-
9-24
9-
dividend);
preferred
(quar.)
Hospital
9-28
9-14
American
Insulator
9-28
American
International
1
'American
51/4%
9-7;
5'A%
9-28
9-14
9-27
9-13
American
9-12^
9-28^
5c
—
(New
Co.
—
»
3.35%s_jn,ererred
5%
Philadelphia
fr'em
income
investment
realized
c°nts
Ft.
Pittsburgh,
(H.
4
6%
on
Corp.
Equities
omitted
ment
$1.25
at
Co.
this
9-
Washington Gil '(quaf.)l
5
Wells-Gardner
(Ficm.
1
9-10
1
9-10
■
Fund
for
Publication
9-
West Virginia
Westfair
9-
9-28
$5
7
10-15
10-15
11-
1
10-
1
Wieboldt
r
9-r 0
-
Public
common
Service
(stock
Seaboard
Allied
Seaboafd
A
•
,
Brass
Sharon'
Works
Bros.,
Inc.,
Color
Press
9-28
9-14
Yosemite
9-15
8-31
9-15
9-
/ American
Park
1
,
_
12-
1
9-20
11-15
9-
8-16
9-14
9-15
American
quarterly
Seating Co.
10-
1
9-
American
States
10-
i
9-
7
9-15
9-
5
$1.25
;
20c
American
Increased
7
Common
&
at
this
time
-
(reduced-quar.)__
.10-
1
9-20
♦
3,<75c
'
f
81?Ac
10-
1
$l.06'A
10-
1
9-20
9-
1
8-24
9-
4
8-24
"r
Mfg.
"
(quar,)______
preferred
20c
—
•
___
r
10c
./
9-20
56'Ac
9-
9-15
9-5
10-15
7'Ac
9-29
?2c
10-15
9-29
■,
4
9-20
,
class A
(quar.)
Wire
;
^
,
10-
1
9-15
10-15
9-5
(quar.)
9-26
9-10
12'Ac
9-
Bottling (Los Angeles)
Corp.- (quar.)
Sted
(quar.)
$5c
J
,9-28
;
Arizona
8-24
Arkansas
9-14
9-14
Trailer
Industries
8-31
ACF
8-31
ALD,
9-29
9-14
Abitibi
1
9-15
10-
Inc.
Abrama
(A.
9-15
9-25
10-
1
9-
7
Adams
9-20
9-
7
Adirondack
9-
5
7'Ac
9-
7
.
Acme
•
(stock
dividend)
}
Co.
Ltd.
(quar.)___
9-25
10-
25c
Air
Alabama
Reduction
Class
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-10
8-27
10c
9-28
9-12
A
B
Alabama
$5.50
'•
Bank
9-10
-
9-28
:
*.
9-28
,'- 8-15
9-29
•
•
,
•
■
,,
-A. 20c-
9-14
10-
'
'
•
9-
4
9-14
9-15
62'Ac
-
1
9-
5
8-20
(quar.)
^
Arkansas
Gas Corp.,, eommon
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
r
1 J
1
10-23
11-
1
10-23
42'Ac
9-
4
8-21
$1.37Va
10-
1
9-17
A
Spring
(quar.)
27c
9-15
9-15
9- 5
8-15
12'Ac
9-20
9- 5
75c >
933Ac,
9-7
9-15
—
Atlantic
Coast
Motor
Atlantic
Refining
Atlantic
Sugar
Atlas
'
Atlas
A
Life
Co.,
/
1
<
9-28
9-15
(quar.).
i_
-
,
9- 7
8-13
»
1
9-17
8-
9-10
9-1
9-17
8-31
9-14
25c
.___—____
7'Ac
!__
A
r
34c
60c
50c
(quar.)_______
9-28
(Tulsa,-Okla.)
(quar.)
9-4
9-13
8- 3
8-3
9-14
8-21
9-10
9-10
30c
10-15
8-20
9-14
15c
93%c
(quar.)_
-
•
3
9-14
9-28
-//
9-17
10-15
9-12
9-12
10- 1
9-15
t$1.25
*
;>
:
,v
%
/
'
common
-_•—
.
15c
60c
Ltd.—
;!
•
*
9- 1
9-4
9-15
5.%
—
.
/
"
//
'
$1.50
V
(initialU_^
(quar.).
Industries,
Insurance
Quarterly
Co.
8-9
8-10
v
9-13
divd.)
..
com.
Refineries,
(initial)
•
20c/
(stk.
;/
(quar.)—.____—____
(Conn.)
(quar.)_.—
RR.
Lodges
•
t30c
30c
tl5c "
Co.
.
15c
!
.
Line
preferred
Chemical
Class
;
5c
America
;
8-31
10- 1
2%
—
—
Electric
Coast Line
5
$1.16'A
(quar.)
of
•
,
8-30 ;
(quar.)—
Financial Corp.
(initial)—
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—
Atlantic
i
8-17
7
9-
.•_
:
-
8-17
9-14
(increased)
Atlantic
•
9-
9-14
(stock dividend)
Corp
Products
City
9-20
25c
(quar.)__
Laundries
Atlantic
<
*
9-14
25c
common
Associated Transport, Inc.—''
6%
preferred
(accum.)^_
Common
9-15
22'Ac
preferred (quar.)
Varnish Works, Inc.—
Associated
Atico
9-22
(quar.)_
(quar.).
,
9-14
% 9-14
9- 1
8-31
8-10
1
25c
(quar.)
&
9-28
10-
12'Ac
37'Ac
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Oil & Refining (quar.)
10-23
11-
$1
Paint
9-14 /
8-21
9- 4
6c
Corp.
5%
11*
50c
&
——
tquar,)
;
(quar.)
Gas
»
•
9-28
9-14
35c
(quar.)
Industries
Corp.
8-27
8-31
9-27
40c
(quar.)
com.
Gas, common
Western
Steel
9- 4
8-31
./ 9-10
9-20/
$1
Power,
Tl' 9-11
9-20 A
10- 1
,
40c
preferred
preferred
9-10
9-10
8-27
9-11
50c
:
/
Atlantic
4
.
10-
$1
(quar.)___:
,j
4
8-31
1
'
8-31
9-
(quar.)
8-22
8-10
«■
10- 2
10c
90c
40c
12'Ac
•
(Phoenix)
Louisiana
Valley
Athey
8-31
By-Products—
Extra
Class
10-11
A
Co.
Co.
,
,
1
Smelting
-
10- 1
10- 1*
9-15
10- 2
;
\ 40c
433Ac
<'quar, >
Associated
8-24
15c
(quar.)_____
(Watertown, N. Y.)—
Quarterly A ___'——
9-14
15c
4.65%
/ Ashland
.'.8-31
15c
;
(quar.)__
Agricultural Insurance
9-10
:
9- 4
9- 5
9-15
10c:/
Inc..,(quar.)
Quarterly
1
-10-
&
Asbestos
10-25
50c
!___—
Arwood
-
8-24
9-15
10-
(stock dividend)___;
5%
'
,(quar.)_l___
___! !__L___L "
10c
Stock, dividend —7 2'/a% *•
1
15c
16c
''
.
8c
Corp^
Finance
9- 5
9- 5
12'Ac
Sl'Ac
:
(quar.)—
Corp.. (quar.)
Pools,
Armstrong
9-28
9-15
•
'•
$50c
(quar.
Industries
•
•
9-24
c *
Armstrong Cork Co.r $3.75
Holders
10-15
62'Ac
Co.,
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Process
9-10
12-10
9-20
12-20
25c
40c
(quar.)
convertible
Armco
Payable of Rec.
10%
22'Ac
Paper
/
when
Per
Share
RA- Inc.
Express
Aeroquip
,
(quar.)—
&
Markets
Acushnet
.
-
_____
Colo.)
.
.
-
(quar.)_^_.
1
9-20
Sales
Power
10-25
10-
Company
AAA
9-10
—
!
previous
;-:
.
,
9-15
8-31
(quar.)
in
announced
.
10-15
'
./
'
5
9-14
——
dividends
preceding table;
10-31
25c
the
9-19
Name of
8-31
8-31
20c
30c
(quar.),
Arkansas-Missouri
9-10
9-
Radio
8-28
6
1
9-14
9-14
8-31
,
(quar.)_:__
Anheuser-»^ usch
9-21
10-
9-14
$1.25$1.25
(quar.)/;
Fos/Products
V Anthony
weeks and not yet paid.. The list does hot include diviuands announced this week, these being given in the
M4-14
—
(Denver,
Ltd.
Inc.
preferred
Andrea
9-12
9-10
50c
—
give
Y.)
(quar,)
Lead
Zinc
Amsted Industries
Anchor
9-29
25c.
20c
^
Ametek,
$4
1
10-
9-10
9-14
•
;
(quar.)
Arkansas
we
"
V:"
(quar.)
(Indianapolis)—
/ Anaconda Company
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.,
■}
Below
:—
" 11-30
9-14
9-14
$1
$1.25
(quar.)
Sterilizer
American
8-22
9-28
7„c
(quar.)_^
9-1
18c
5c
Supply,
50c
8%c
30c
______
9-10
9-28
12-15
9-20
10- 1
\10- 1
5c
;"5c
25c
American Sugar Refining, com. (quar.)
••v, 7% preferred (quar.),t
^
>
American Technical Machinery Corp.—
/.Initial
American Telephone. & Telegraph
(quar.)
American Writing Paper (quar.)
7
9-20
10-1
10c
"
Youngstown .Foundry & Machine Co.. (quar.)
Creations, class A (quar.)
Zenith Electric
8-31
8-23
Insurance
$1.25 .preferred
American
&
Spring
20c
9-27
(Galveston)'—
;
1
6
20c
2'/a%
-
(quar.)
8-31
25c,
Curry (quar.)
_;
York Speculative Investment Fund of Canada
Young
9-12
.; 9-12
_——
(quar.)
Re-Insurance Co.
(N.
Rubber & Plastics-
10-
(s-a)
Express System,
9-27
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
—
& Standard Sanitary—
10-15
+2c
Yale
•
Radiator
Common
4
•
9-14
9-20
Lines—r
' 30c
•
(reduced);..
(quar.)
4%%
9-
8-24
9-28
9-10
10-15
20c
;
$5hc
J World Publishing Co.
5
:—
—
(quar.)
Seven-Up
9-10
7;
.
"
,
i;
Fabricating &
9-20
,6c
10c
:
50c
$1.75
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)—
B
1
4
V
30c
,
President
5
5
9-
,____—
!,
preferrea
preferred
American
I.)—
(quar.)—-*
Security Life & Accident Co.
Class
5 '70
9-15
9-14
$0.1032
Youthctfaft
!
Ipc
class
1
9-20
31V4C
(R.
(quar.)
Milling
Associates.,
10-
;
•,
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar.).
:
15c
(quar.)
div.)__-
Inc.
1 initial)
(quar.)
;
Wolverine
Aetna
Williams
4
30c
~'$15c
:
(quhr,).:,....!.
•
World
9-13
pfd.
A
payiheht' omitted
Woolf
8-31
9-
,
&
9-
9-14
$5
American
-
97'Ac 7
preferred A (quar.)
special preferred (quar.).
90c
Carolina
(quar.)_2^__
Aviatfbh
(quar.)
common
Wolverine
9-14
9-28
$20c
30c
5%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Rolliuc
Broadcasting
(increased-quar.)
10c
Royialite Oil Co., Ltd., 5'A% pfd. (quar.)__
$$.3231
Rnbstoi'd
Company
(quar.)__
50c
RuSs Togs, class A & class B (stock div.)__ "
50%
Louis
7
10-
-
(increased)
Stores,; common
10-15
Robirson, Little ■& Co., Ltd. iquar.)___—•
Rocfcesfter Telephone, com.
(increased-quar.)
Scott
9-
$4
8-27
$1.10
^
(quarJ
Works—
6%': preferred
3 'A%
9-10
%
9-23
9-28
St.
9-14
99-
10- 1
9-14
10- lro,/J 9-14
9-10
8-24
'
10c
22V2C
•
9-14
1
9-20
9-15
$1.75
Quarterly
5%
(quar.)
Cable
.*
(quar.)
com.
7
'9-25
,
^
Insurance
News. Co.
8-30
Co.—
Corp.
Quarterly
American
9-10
10cP
Fnotocopy. Equipment
(quar.)—.
American Potash.& Chemical, com. (quar.)—
9-15
i
;v i5c
$2.55
Mfg.
Machine
Common
9-14
pay¬
income)
of North
Motdrs
National
8-31
$1.31 %
34%c
:
(quar.)__
Co.
9-14
6'Ac
20c
'
(quar.)
Meter
9-
8c
(quar.)—:
(initial)
common
preferred
8-10
9-28
15c
(quar.)—^
7%
9-14
35c
(quar.)
American Optical.Co.
(quar.).
9-10
r
30c
•
'
...
Corp.,
preferred
Whitin
10-15
3
10-
12%c
6'Ac
2)c
Scott
50c
'
Extra
Corp.
(quar.)
Industries
(quar.)
Inc".
10-
16c
:
class
Ltd.;,
Shoe
Steel
Whitaker
9-19
1
11-
.
Rapid-American
Rhodes,
Foods,
7c
original preferred (quar.)
1st pfeferred (quar.)—-
Reirco
V.
i.
Pulp & Paper
•
16c
—
8-20
9-28
6C
"
(quar.).-..
(quar.)
Westeel Products, Ltd.
Western r ower & GSs,
7
Income, Inc.—
investment
Corp.,
income
L.L.
Electronics
8-24
8-24
American
(quar.
preferred
10-15
50%
—
(common
4.40'#.
$4.25
(quar.)
8-30
8-20
/. 9-10
9-10
•9-10
10-
of Illinois—
Co.
Maize-Products
-American
8-30
9-10
8-29
(quar.)
class A
& Foundry,
'
10-15
$1.75
15c
1%
40c
$50c
$56ViC
$75c
9-21
9-21
5c '
9-15
-/A
;
gains)
(quar.)—
Locker,
American
5
15c
31'Ac
Corp. (quar.)
'
West Tbxas Utilities "Co.—
9-10
1
,
25c
net
9-
•
tirrte")
preferred (quar.)
Washington Insurance
Provident
9-20
15c
-
Welsbach
1010-
10-
*
10-
Co.
Bros.
9-10
1
10-11
Quarterly
7%
9-15 :
10-
'<■
(quar.)
Prov-id"nca
Public Service Co.
9-14
;
investment
Warner
-
:—.
(quar.)_
Manufacturing
Progress
7%
Quarterly ^from. net
1
9-27
(stockholders will vote soon
stock split)
Corp., class A (monthly)
Cbtton Oil
Producers
8-16
-
:
(quar.)
preferred1 (qukr.)_
-Investing Corp.—
8-31
10-31
10c
90c
$1
97V2C
A-
9-
proposed 5-for-l
a
Primex
8-30
10-15
30c
;__i.
common
9-15"
9-10
Prejnier Industrial Corn, (stock dividend)—
Prentice
5%
Corp
Wneelirtg
of Canada, Ltd.' (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
participating preferred
•;':3%
div.)
,
class
-i.l-.i.
B
Weyenberg
Corp.
4Vi%
(stock
8-10
15c
17'Ac
(quar.).!'.!:!^^^
Corp.
Machine
American
9-14
2%
I.)
11-30
9-10
—
3.90%: preferred
8-31
"
Wall Street
10-11
(quar.)____—_
Company, Inc.' (Del.)
'(L.
dividend)
9-15
1
U. S. currency)-—.
& Chicago Ry.—
in
Wayne
K.)
9-14
6
cents
cents from
preferred (quar.)
Plough, Inc. (increased-quar.)Popell <L. F.) Co. (stock dividend)
Power
8-25
1
of
7%
Porter
1
'
10-31
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Philippine Long Distance- Telenhone (a poy-,
m.ent
of
25
centavos
equal to approxi¬
6.38
910-
Reed,
Wakefield
17Vic
capital gains)
mately
Class
8-20
9-
12c
and
Philip Morris. Inc., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
Waddell" &
7
9-28
1
(quar.)
(quarterly
Fund
9-
9-28
83%c
z.—
(quar. )__i_—
(quar.)
Service
Gas
Victor
7
62Vic
(quar.»__:
Cement,, common
preferred
Petrolahe
9-
9-28
Bank
12-10
Supply
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investment
; American
30c
...
&
preferred
preferred
62'Ac
1
8-31
•
Publishing
9-
9-14
9-10
(quar.)__
Derrick
^
<-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.-(stock
Equipment
Hardware
American
Hoist
; 15c
National
■
Heritage
9-15
8-31
17'Ac
capital
American
!
11-13
9-14
25c
16c
(quar.)
A
Fund—
long-term
net
10-15
23c
(Delaware)-^-
Corp.
Vernitor
10-15
- 15c
$1.50
$22'Ac
25c
$2.50
'
10c
33c
$1.10
$1.12!/2
$115
(quar.)
Yorki
(quar.)—
Pennsylvania Engineering Corp.
Pennsylvania POVer & Light, com. (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
4Vs%
preferred (quar.)_
——
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Permanente
Valley
7
30c
_
Park-Lexington
9-
9-17
Growth
4
46c
/
11-13
12-10
(Houston)—
—_
American
4%
■
12'Ac
12-10
1
'
:
class
Corp.,
3
8-10
.
25c
Co
American
^
9-10
3
9-
1-
10-
49c
54c
27c
x
(quar.)—
from
7
27'Ac
B
9-
9-28
45c
■
8-24
8-31
(Quarterly of 3c from net income and 13c
9-18
9-25
V
87'Ac
—
Insurance
General
American
6
1
2oc
7'AS^
(quar.)
Steel
9-28
9-24
5
9-lU
9-14
4uc
30c
—
quar.)
Power
Quarterly
American
Greetings
10-
9-
-——
American
J
9-15
—
Foreign
&
9-10
25c
(quar.)
9
9
common
1
40c
...
(quar.).
(stock
Industries
&
American
9
10-
10-
______
Quarterly
7
Class
Upson-Walton
8-29
I-
&
Fire
10-
1
(quar. )___—- 15c
(quar.)A_.—*
.._;;■—$1.50
casualty (Urlanao, I la.)—
Co.,
10-
-
^
(Boston)
9-14
9-20
Felt
30c
,
(quar.)
(Delaware)- (quar.)
American
9-
1
1
(increased-quar.)
com.
Power
(initial
common
1111-
—i-.'
(quar.)—_
(Increased)—^—
common
9-14
9-11
11-
—
Line.
(quar.)—
Electric
1
1
A 62'Ac
(quar.
Barge
20c
(quar.)
Manufacturers
B
convertible
$2.50
-
9-15
9-14
37'Ac
^
Corp.
Lines
9-11
10-
Co.-
Cyanamid,
8-24
9-15
1010-
6'Ac
(quar.)
Chicie
American
(from net investment
Co.
Class
&
Servateria
$1.50
:—
1st pfd.
9-14
10-1
"
9-15
•
-
Cable
Commercial
American
Mfg.
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Park Drop Forge (qUar.)_
:
9-14
*
$1.56'/4
•'
(quar.)
preferred
Old
-
:
&
American
New
(quar.)___
(quar.).
Chain
American
9-15
1
$4c
10c
-
15c
-
(quar.)
1
10-
25c
43%c
10c
31 Vi'C
(quar.)__
-
common
corp.,
preferred
American
9-10
9-30
-
Cold
S.
15c"22c
Cement
American
•9-30
25c
Storage (quar.)
SV Ffeight tquar.)'
...
U. S. Plastics^V :
•
Telegraph Co.—
(quar.)
preferred
8-31
9-15
...
7%- preferred
Co.,
preferred
$6.iio
15c
^
:
&
Tile
Ceramic
S.
S
U.
(quar.)
(incr.-quar.)
Telephone (quar.)__
Can
Aixitiicd,u
8-28
$1.06 %
U.
8-30
1
>
$1.12 A
A.
s.___
9-14
Ekpress
Pacific Wester!) Airlines, 6%
Corp.—
Arma
(quar.)
American
—^
Corp....'
10-15
lc
40c
Inc.
American
8-2d
9-12
' -17 AC
•
-
(quar.)
common
Merchants
1
.-—___—
(quar.)
lund
Gas
U.
4
8-30
9-15
10-
9-x4
53c
,
(s-a)
income
11-15
f
9-15
9-14
5
9-20
1
Fund
Inc.—
Funds,
10-
Aggregates
Bell
8-31
$1.62'A
20c
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
Bosch
9-4
9- 4
-v'AA'AA
A pfd. (quar.)__
—$1.25
series B pfd.
(quar.)__
.—
$1.25
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres
New
Pacific
9-15
75c
series
5%
$1.25
(quar.).^
RR.,
income)
10-10
11-1
10-1
10-
15C
^
Construction
Corp.
Pacific
t25c
(quar.)ijujw>
(quar.)
common
preferred
5%
in vest-
caecum./.
(quar.)
&
United
10-10
11-1
—_
10c•
(quar.)
Bag-Camp
—
(quar.)
B
class
9-14
(quar.)—
—___—
Co.,
Quarterly
Union
20c
12 Vic
37 Ac
—'
Brush
2nd
American
7
—
common
9-18
18c
._
Chemicals
Trylon
9-7
9-28,-;
.Tl%
from
quarterly
(quar.)!
Co.-
Realty
United
aw.—•__■
<quar.)_
&-28
>
36C
9-14
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
$1.25
17'Ac
Rubber—
Biltrite
1st
6'/2%
10-15
8-17
AA? AA A
preferred (quar.)
American
9-10
10-31
2%
Packing Co.' (quar.)
.Tbrrmgton ' company(qiiar.)
United
(quar.)
.
preferred
...i...—
6%
Note
Bank
American
10-15
9-10
10- 1
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Aggregates Corp.
preferred (quar.)
5%
8-^4
1
10-31
30c
93%c
America,
preferred
$3.75
Amchcau
9-14
10-
«C '
19c
A
9-11
9-J.9
'
25c
" I
1
9-28
46C
".
Tcbin
8-31
10-
$$1.75
Oregon Paramount Corp.—
it:; ! '.'Ts-n-j;.
$4
prior preferred (quar.G———/-111.—
$2
Oregon Portland Cement
x——_—20c
7%
Cents
United
Debenture--...——
Products,
■'-Extra
10-
25c
—
preferred
limes-Mirror'
9-14
9-14
10-
10c
^
(quar.)
preferred
6%
Ontario
>9-14
(quar,).^.
(4
Tiffany ' &
10-10
9-30
9-30
40c
(Pgh.)
10-2
:_
-4%%'
1
...
—%.'••
common.!
9-14
1
Drug-StoieS—'
Tnn*ty
4%
——
Co.
Insurance
Ltd.,
2
4bc
-•9-21
(Chicago)—
Old
Old
—-
.
..
10-
Finance
Union
(increased)
Service
"Water
Ohio
'
12 Ac
:
Fund
Thorp
meeting, usually held the first Thursday
in December, on a proposed four-for-one
stcck
9-14
of
Co.
Aluminum
_
i—____—
•
Corp.
5
1
Inc.-(quar.).-
,_ii
•
9-
10-
Corp.: (quar.)__
Corp
capital gains)
".ThuiApSOii-ooarreto,
annual
next
8-24
Additional
9-21
10-31
-
t50c
the
at
3
9-15 v
20c
—
Instrument Co.
(quar.)
corp.,* class A
istoctc
aiv.)
Tennessee Natural G&s
Lines, InC;..—
9-12
10-15
30c
—
(quar,)
vote
9-
r
9-14
TechO-VC.iuiiig
4
10-15
t40c
Drill
8-22
9-14
10-15
$20c
-
Stockholders
1
1
(quar.)
t>uns
Trans-Canada
OgilVie flour Mills, Ltd.
8-22
9-
£4
10-
'Taylor
9-13
3
9-12
$0.3281'A
Ltd.—
Co.
1
75c
•
&
Brewers
itxiua
10-10
? 9-28
$1.25
55c
20c
eomracn..,
Scotia
Nova
& tern-Way
9-10
•
(quar.)
Airlines,
9-14
1
(Watertcwn)—
Quarterly
Northern
1
Y.)
(N.
• -
10c
(quar.)
Stecher-'iraung- Lithograph
Sterling
'
Northwest
Albany.
10-
$1.06%
$1.13
$l.G6
,
V* %
preferred
(quar.)
4.32%- preferred
('quar.)—
York Trust
of
1
-
(quar.)
4
Northern New
9-14
Bank
10-
10c
60c
22 Ac
5uc
-
Public Service—
Inaiana
4V<%
fState
>•' '
v
V'
Corp., 50c conv, pid.
(quar.)_____
2nd stiies pfd.: (quar.)_*____
s-
bOo
9-14
.
.3%
____
Northern
1
9-
12 Ac; A
(quar.)
(quar.)
conv.
Corp.
poors
10-
30c
•'
(quar.)
Aviation
b-t.2
9-
A
be
,
8-15
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-10
9-4
8-31
9-20
9- 5
8-31
8-17
8-15
8-6
American
Rock (quar.)_.
Magazine/-
American
8-31
9-14/ t
1^-H
10-
9-2 J
IZ72C
Starrett
&
Sunbeam
(quar.)__
Corp.
StauUtti'd
9-28
■
9-20
10-10
11)
.
Norris-Thermador
North
Sept.
Trap
Yorker
New
Co.
dividend
10-30
Television
Springfield
suoject
spirt
on
pfd.
Broadcasting
Sperti Products, lnc.,:5%
8-31
-9-13
—$1.183A
$1.09
■___
stock
stockholders
Auction
York
Stack
..
(qu«r,)i.
(5-for-I
of
approval
tc
,
Service—
(quar.)
preferred
Process
New
(quar.)
Public
preferred
,
$1.50
SI.38
$1.15
POWer, 6% pfd.-(quar.)
preferred
(qhar.i
/
/investment Co., common—.—.
"Standard Fruit'& Steamship—•
4
$3 • participating preferrea (accum.)^
9-25
v
10-19
10-25
12'Ac
(quar.)
at "the regular rates were also
declared on all..issues of preierred stock Ar-'/'.-r.
!
8-21
9-13
1
-10-15
10-15
■
uuc
—
England
New
1
V::
10-
11-15
t$1.50
(quar.)—,
^
Oil
30c
pid. (quar.)_
13%c
45c
Allied Empire, Inc.
(stock dividend)
5%
Allied Maintenance (stock dividend).,
2%
Allied Stores, common (quar.)
75c
Allied
Supeimarkets
Inc.
(quar.)
loc
Allis-Chalmers Mfg., com.
(reduced-quar.)__
12'Ac
4.08%
preferred
(quar.)
A- $1.02
Alpha Portland Cement (reduced)
25c
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.)
tl5c
Industries
,
8-10.i
9-14
10- 1
9- 6
9-28
9-15
9-15
9-10
10- 1
< 9-15
10-20
% 9-26
9-29
9- 5
9-10
9-5
$35c
(quar.)—:——-—
9-12
9-12
9-12
-9- 4
Gas
(quar.)—, '
30c
pfd. (quar.)—
$1.25
(initial)
.> $5c
(quar.)
Allied Artists Pictures,
5'A%
Allied Chemical Corp. (quar.)
^"22
11-30
12-21
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
5%
Ltd.
Distillers,
Payable of Rec.
Natural
Steel Co.,
Algoma Sceel Corp., Ltd.
Allen
^_L
&
Alberta
'
9-12
A
Dividends
9-12
-A.
«9-
30c
2A%
_
Corp.
(stock dividend)
Nazareth Cement (qiiaf.)
...
5.52%
1
9-2d
$63 Ac
preierred
Grease
Alan Wood
9-12
9-28
50C
Alabama-Tennessee
Ltd.—
•
8-31
of
quar.)____;._—$1.50
1
10^
$1.15
common.
Co.,
.
9-10
>
1
10-
2 be
••
.1=^
(quar.)
Southwestern
v
8-31
.
10-
15c
65c
Nautec
New
9-15
50c
,2.
(-Boston), .(quar.)—
National Bank
Yards
9-15
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
9-20
9-24
16'Ac'
_
—-
•
(quar.)__—
pfd.
Co., 4.20%
Power
4.60%
(quar.)_
Ordinary^—
RR.
Southern
preferred
6%
Holders
When
Per
Share
$2
$3
$1.05
$1.15
$1.23
A* :
Company
Great
Alabama
1
Alabama
(quar.)
pariacipaoing
9-14
10-10
:
-
,
National
2c
30c
20 c
?.
(extra)
(Detroit)
Casualty
Extra
Co.
Sugar,
Rico
participating
Southwest
National
(quar.)^__^
Insurance
Canada' Power
Common
9-29
10-15
10c
10c
37'Ac
Muskegon Piston Ring
(quar.)
System Inc., cownhon (qu-ar.)__
Mutual
South
8-31
>
9-
t
4.92%
Patterh Co.
Carolina
i
9-14
9-15
•
time).
Soucn
9-14
1
9-29
35c
(quar.)—_
tnis
Simplicity
10-
7VaC
Industries
at
7
•
-
62 V2C
,15c
prior
Mueller
9-13
1
Simmons-Boardmah Publishing corp.—
(No action ^taken on tne $3 prd. payment
(quar.)__
com.
Safety Appliances
Moore-Wccbritoack
10-
25c
(quar.)
ASktfcfatfon
10-
56 Vie
(quftr.)
A%
preierred
L-aboratorfes
Mine
'•
25c
(qttat.)
fcecfefmittg,
ftufebWF
Midwest
Miles
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
A
Name of
Payable of Rec:
Share
Company
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of
Payable of Rec.
Share
of C&mjiany
Holders
When
Per
Name
.
30c 1-15-63
*
>
8-27 ".
8-27 '
10- 1
12-31
>
(957)
Per
When
Share
Payable
of'Rec.
9-15
8-17
j:
Name of
Auto
Company
Electric
Service
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Avalon Telephone, Ltd.,
common
^quar.)>_
7%
preferred
(quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)_
$6!4c
$10c
9-29
•
4'43%c
—______
9-
1
9-
9-29
preferred
J34%c
9-29
9-
•9-29
9-
1'
25c
9-21
9-
7
Class
i/.
Bacardi
Corp.
Northland
Baldwin
Piano
(quar.)
6%
Hydro-Electric,
10-
22c
10-15
$1
10-15
4%'%
preferred (quar.)—.——,_:_T—_—
Building & Equipment Corp. of Amer¬
ica* (quay.)
——;
i
——Barber-Ellis of Canada
Basic-Properties,
Bath
■■■•j# r
Iron
class
Works
(monthly)———L
Corp.
(James
R.
)fDistilling
Quarterly
:
Stock
dividend"
Beaver
Mesa
A
7
10-
1
7
10-
1
9-17
20c
'—
-7
10-
5
9-4
9-6
9-27
9-
7Vac
:
2%
—
,
25c
9-20
8-31
15c
a
9-
3
15c
.
12-
3
preferred, (quar.)——
preferred (quar.)
>
4%« preferred (quar )
a
Bell Isle Corp
J55C
Bergstrom
?7:?7r777::/
———
Bird
&
Son,
&
Blacks tone
4%%
•
Bliss
5%
Bloch
10-
1
10-
1
12 VaC
9-
7
9-
4
40C
A
«.V
-
Inc.
Tobacco
Bell
Inc.
10-
Brooks,
10-
1
Bohack
Aluminum
Boise
Cascade
&
40c
9-29
750
9-29
Booth
Fisheries
9-15
25c
______—
"
British
10c
50c
dividend)
tax—_—
5%
(quar.)—
5%%
preferred
(quar.)_
Brach (E. J.) & Sons
(quar.)
Brazilian Traction i-ight & Power
6%
pref.
Breskin
$5
$5.50
9-15
Central
9-
10-
4
9-
t
Bridgeport
5.28%
Gas,
9-
42c
Co.,
Ordinary
registered
Co.,
and
7
Chenango
9-
7
4% %•
9-15
8-31
10-
1
9-
_a_
4
■'
93 %c
•
$25c
~—
10-
1
class A
7(1
$37 Vac
(s-a)
&
Brooklyn
Brooks-Scanlon,
-
Class
Rone
Gas,
pfd.
20C
A
Sharpe. Mfg.
Bruck Mills, Ltd., $1.20
Brunswick
.—————
vV1
10c
10c
(quar.)—
cl.
pare.
(quar.)
Line
(quar.)
Bulova Watch Co.
(William
—, Agency
class
J.)
Burroughs
,
(quar.).—
common
_1
25c
10-20
25c
10-
I
T
Corp.
Industries
California
$2:50
Electric
California
Co.—'
6-28-63
-•
1
37 Vac
'
r..
;
10-
Z
1
;
Clark
Clearfield
63c
10-
1
(quar.)________—__—f——~(quar.)—_—,—^_
75c
10-
9-10
'
7%
preferred (quar.)_,
Western
common'
Calumet
$1.30
&
109-
7%
^
preferred
& Co.;
Stero
—______i._
Life
Quarterly
1
V
11 *»
(initial)———'—_____—^
Inc.
•
(quar.),—uT
Co._ Ltdt
preference
&
10c
10c
11-
9-15
30c
\ 9-27
9-
5
9-
9
4
$1.40-
'..
9-
9-14
8-27
10-
1
: 10-
1
j.__
1
11-30
12V2C
60c
_
9-10
f
Co.
8-26
29
9-14.
Colber
Cole
7
8-28
Corp.,
National
Coleman
A
Corp.,
o_
divdZ)
;
9-
1
25c
9-15
32V2C
.
9-28
7
9-18
9-
■
;
Sugar
(quar.)—
—
9-20
.
8-20
tioc
9-15
8-17
$25c
9-15
8-10
4j/4%
Company;
Coleman
preferred
9-10
(quar.)___
1-1-63
_4-44f
9-15
9-1
$1.12 Va
,9-15
_
7
.
9-
_
$1.12 Va
10-
1
9-
4
50c
9-30
9-25
.
10-
1
1
9-17
25c
10-31
1-31-63
1-10
10-ie
60c
10-
1
9-14
$13.25
10-
1
9-14
7c
9-25
8-31
(quar—
15c
9-10
8-31
(increased—
20c
9-10
8-31
53VsC
9-12
8-31
18%c
9-17
9-
87 Vac
9-29
9-12
- -
Corp. (quar.),
(initial)-——:
____
Grande
Corp.
6%
9-20
preferred
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7
8-31
,
9-28
8-14
"r 9-15
9-28
9-14
"9-'4
8*31".:.
.
,
f
8-31
9-10
8-31*,.
9-29
o-
4.7
9-29
;
9-
4
10-18
; 9-14
'9-14
10-
9-25"
■'
9-
1
•
4
•?
8-16
9-21
1
9-14
9-28
9-28
v
9-14
7;/. 9-ao
b-24
9-Tw
9-5,7,
7 ' 9-20
9-20
9-
9-15
9-
10-
5
9-
1
,
9-
L
.9-20
9-
5
8-31
,
..
9-14
-
a
8-31
9-28
10c
;V
<f
5
9-aO
9-14/
400
10-
1
9-14
25c
in-
1
9-14
50c
9-15
9-
4
93 %c
10-15
10-
3
n-
pr\
6
8-29
$1.25
10-
1
87 Vic
10-
1
$1
10-
2
20c
■
9-14
•9-13
9-14
8-24
v
50c
10-
1
9-
4
I'/.c
10-
8
10-
4
9-17
22c
v.':
..
1
9*.-i
■
9-17
t$1.75
(quar.)—;
A
5
10- 5
20c
■:
%
6-27
'J
'
9-29
—_4J_
92 Vac
&
of
9-29
$1.25
9-29
i5c
10-.1
fPic
10-19
in.
RR.,<quar.)
25c
9-17
9-
—:—
2=5c
9-14
P-31
8c
9-14
8-15
•:
...
co
Western
&
7
8-20
*8-31
15C
9-12
8-22
27 VaC
f$1.25
t25c
10-
1
9-14
J15c
11-
1
10-15
$37 Vac
11-
1
10-15
common
-—fa
Ltd.-
Co.,
quar.)
Ltd.—
__v_—
'
9-28
9-14
—
$10c
9-14
B-i5
11-
1
$25C
10-
I
5%'
4—-
3%
dividend)——,J
Draper
Corp.
20C
(quar.)—
Rockaway RR. (s-a)
Chemical Co. (quar.)—
Dravo
Corp.,
(increased
4%
quar.)
preferred
—
(quar.)
—7.
!
1
9-10
19-n
11.12
9-15
8-27
10-
1
9-10
$3
10-
1
9-28
40c
(quar.)4—;
1
9-
9-28
$15c
(quar.)
—
10!
$20c
——:
(stock dividend),.
pfd.
4-^8
$5c
—.—
(oua'*.>_-_'st^rk
12-15
1
10-15-
—
(increased
Ltd.,! 6%
12-
Ltd.—
4—_—
Dover &
Co.
8-24
9-20
!$42%C
InHucfries
&
■
P.->4
4
9-28
9-
5c
'
Jon's
°-14
f?oc
Co.
Chemical
Industries.
Dow
9-
1—
(quar.)_—
Insurance
4—
(quar,)__:—
Corporation
4
$1-
—
Investments,
Dover
7
t
10-29
General
Ltd.,
Dover
9-10
9-
(quar.)__—
Investment Corp., Ltd.—
;
(quar.)
Dreference
Donnkenny, Inc.
9-10
.
9-20
45c
—
(quar.):
Stores,
Tar
S-10
12 VaC
;
(quar.)____—
(quar.)
(quar.) Z
Dominion
•
approximately
equal to
Canada
Fabrics,
preference
Doughh^v
9-10
$1.05
(quar.)
Corset
$1
9-10
9-29
7. 9-29
Crucible
Anglo
preferred
Common
9-29
'i
4___——
Corp;
9-10
i-
,
$1.07
$1.14
(quar.)—
7V2%
of
-
8-27
9-15
12 VaC
-.-r-v.•.-■.-i' "i"1
—
(Joseph)
5%
Dow
;__
9-
31 "S
Alkali
Dominion
/
9-21
8-24
9-28
50C
fa-
Corp.
Common
9-17
10-
25c
____
1
50c'
preferred
2nd
8-10
$1
Rio
Dominion-Scottish
9-11
4
Steel
Dominion
9-10
35c
(interjim)cil"
9-
30C
12-20
>
1
9-
20c
:•!
(quar.)
Ltci..:
Dominion
8-10
(quar.)
(quar—__.
Engineering,
10-
9-78
(quar.)————^fa(quar.i4_—___-a4__—
Light—
(quar.V.v—
Dofninion
9-6
—
_u_
1-1-63
•
,
&
M'Pvjs.
Dominion
1
87 V2C
__
.8-24
40c
Z
44.44—
&
Dixon
7.
8-24
8-21
.9-10
250
common
(quar.)____._!__
Divco-Wayne
12-14
35c
30c
(quar—.—
b-Jl
.
9-10
50c
Inc.
8-27
,
7
30c
,
preferred
$0,055)
8-20
$1.50
(s-at—
7
Curtis inuustiies
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.
g-y t
$1.75
common
9-
$1.75
_44.~4.4v
-
$32 VaC
9-
8-27
9-14
40C
(quar.)c____—___
.Heitne
corp.;
Power
payment
5
9-12
'
Q.ii
! 9- 5
'*
$30c
7
Co., common (quar.)——
(quar.)—:
:
—4--Diana Stores Corp.
(quar.)
Diebold,
Inc. J (quar.)—1—
Disney (Walt) see-Walt Disne^ ProductionsDistillers Co., Ltd. Amer dep. rets. (A final
8-10
10-
$1.37%
(quar.)!__—,.
•
Co.
Stores
see
preferred
$4
P-?h
,
9-20
1%
•
t
5
9-15
9-10
50c
.
.
'fprofits)
Dialight
4
9-25
6c
_
;
class A
r
•
Estate ; Corp.
Diamond
8-10
9-
17c
i
(stkr
(quar. )*___,
class
Inc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
Sugar
Corp.
Co.
Detroit
8-10'
9-10
9-15
■«
&
Denver
8-31
25c
(quar.)
5
-V 9-
;
30c.
(quar.)__i—____
Corp.
G.
imnison
11-115
9-14
5
9-
Evan,)
(San
(quar.)
:_4lV4_4preferred - (quar.)
—___
4.56%;' preferred ' (quar.)_.
_
4.20%
preferred! <quar.)___.—1—'
>5%
preferred
(quar.;)!,—fa-—4-—fa_44!->
Deltown Foods (quar.)____.
4__—
9-14
$1.10
Y.I
International
9-
9-15
•
Bank
4.28%-
9-14
10-
9-14
9-
9-15
115c
.>
Co.,
3.70 %
9-20
$1
W.
4%
4
$1.18%
1
9-15
muar.v .44_-_4_---.—-->4__.—4^
Delaware
8-20
u-'::
9-25
8-22
.(Quarterly of 6c from net investment in-:,
7come and 6V2C from realized security
7
8-17'
,
9-1«
:
$1
ZZZ
(quar.)
Corp.*\(quar—
—
;
*
3c
(quar.)
(quar.jj4_--,44
Industries, class
Delaware Fund—
iZ
8-31
,
4
$1.25
common
Coca-Cola
9- 1
7
(Boston)
A
Defiance
.
9-
8-31
'■
9-15
40c.
(quar.)___
A
DeMun
8-31
9-15
25c.
.-
(quar—
Dominion
20c
Juc
(annual).
Cement
9-15
10-
37 Vac,
;
———
1 quar.
Son
&
A
Mines
Deere
k,-
8-31
9-20
it-?r
$1.25
"
(quar.')_
Coca-Cola
27 VaC
Insurance—
—4-——-
5%
preferred
(quar.)___—_ — i——
Dayton & Michigan RR.,vcom. gtd (s-a)4_~/■.'•
8% preferred gtd (quar.)____—_!—774
Dean Milk Co. ; —,444LL4_4--*
UV-v-
"
■
preferred (quar:)—
4%
Churchill
.! 9-15
16V4C
—:—
4.
9-14
;
9-28
4
5°
4
;; 9-, 5
;
;
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
1
*
Hecla,
Inc.'
States
Canada Crushed & Cut
Stone, Ltd.
Canada
9-
1
9-25
*
5V^%
California
Canada
11-
$2; Z 9-20';
■
(quar.)
1
9-
9-30
$1 25
_____ZIZI
Mahoning Ry, Co.
7
9-1
9-15
10-15
"The
9-
9-15
7
9-15
45c
Daisy
9-15
9-20
^
guaranteed (quar.)
special guaranteed (quar.)
4%
(S.)
Dalex
8-13
1
25c
(quar.)_^_
9-
7
8-24
10-
$1.75
Cliffs
Cluett Feabody
7
9-
25o
Cigar Corp. (quar.)—_________4
Manuiacturing C0.—4——
Ltd.. 7% preferred
(quar.) —
Dan
River Mills
Inc.,* common
(4uat.) v-u!
5%
preferred
(quar.)____.——__
Dana Corp., common
(quar.).
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, common (increa3ed)
D.
8-24
Z 9-10
20c,
common;'.
common
Co.
7
9-
1
!
Class
8-22
9-15
87Vac
(quar.,)__
9-
5
9-15
&
'
———
Cameo,
Co.,
vCorp.
9-
I
10-
(quar.)
:
20c
America, com. (quar.);
$1.31%
(quar.)____————
Drug
(Helenei
Cyprus
9- 4
9-10
:
ZZZZZZZZZZ—ZZ
regular
Clifton
8-24
'
9-
1
12V2C
Employees Insurance Co.
•
New
Co.,
1
10-
(quar.)__f
'
Class
L
9-13,
70c
(quar.)
preferred (quar—
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR.—
•9-14
9-21
10-
$1.25
4j/2%
'
9-15
5c
(quar.)——————— •7
California-Pacific Utilities, com.
22 V3C
(quar.)__
a':— 5% preferred (quar.)—I—
25c
i——— ">*
5% conv. preferred (quar.)—
25c
5.40%
preferred
(quar—.—________
27c
9-10
'
Iron, common
$4.50 preferred (auar.)
Cleveland Electric Illuminating
9-14
1
*
25c
Liquid Gas
Extra
9-,4
-
•I-"'
10-
(quar.
(qutvi'. /
preierted
Curwss-wrlgiit
9-24
(quar )
(quar.)_—^
Equipment
Cleveland
V
i
11<
9-14
9-
Z.ZZZZZZZZZZ
(quar—
Transit
Service
6-14
8-31
1
OiSucr
A'
Cuban-American
Electric
preferred
<Sz
Curtis
9-15
(Calif.) .(s-a)
11-15
9-14
4c
10-
8
8-31
$1.13
$1.04
of
Co.
preferred
9-14
M
11-
9-14
40c
(Toronto)
Cutter-Hammer,
common
Trust
8-10
9-10
12-
'
-
__^
&
Products
•
Ink ' Co.'
California
25c
31 %c
*
(quar.)
3-15
'
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
Oil
,11-15
1
35o
Co.
Cunningham
Telephone—
preferred (quar.)_^_
National Bank of Detroit
Civil
3-29-63
10-
4c
5Mi%
City
12-21
,
(quar.)—
Power
Trust
(Schenectady, N.
Citizens
Utilities, class B__
City Finance (quar.)
City Investing Co. (N. Y.), com.
Citv
4-63
2%
^
-
9-28
1-
22
9-14
(quar.)_^
Gas
Service
.j $4.40
9-14
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
-
-
25c
__——
(stock dividend)
5%
Financial
Cadre
6%
M.),
5
8-24
1
4
preferred
Citizens
9.12
•
9-17
!
_
.—:————
(H.
/
*
a
Common
Bush Terminal Co;
9-
9-28
———
-i-.—_—.
Cotton
preferred
Cities
1
8-22
7 9-15
;.
Common
9-
9-25
10c
—
A
preferred
5%
8-24
5
U2C
A
Common
C
9-15
15c
Ohirkashn
Cincinnati
Detective
Ltd., class
(quar.)——
Corp.
8-15
9-
31
'10c
~
preferred
(quar—________ ZZ_~ZZ
Cincinnati. New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
8-15
,79-15
22"
9-15
$1.04
4%%
8-24
;
Civm
Cur,is
(quar—
A
preferred
4%
8-24
4
9-
5%
Cincinnati
6
9-15
45c
<—
International
8-
9-29
12V2C
Chicago Musical Instrument Co. (quar.)ZZZZ,
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)___
Chicago Rivet & Machine Co. (quar.)
7%
8-22
;
9-10
ioc
-
—
A
Co.,
Mills, Inc.,
7
15c
(quar—
Dock
;
$30c
(accum.)
(M7
9-10
30c
A
____L___i_—___—
Burrard Dry
Byllesby
3
Com.
Buckeye Pipe
Buckingham Corp.,
Burrus
4
9-
——' .77?
&
Burns
9-
$1.37 Va
(quar.)—
B
Brown
1
9-29
class
Knowles
&
Steel
5V4 %
10c
(quar.)__
Chile Copper Co._—
Christiana Securities
9-26
10-
preferred
9^10
1
1.)
York
Unadilla
preferred
(Chi.)
Insurance
National
Trust
Crucible
>
$1.25
Cnicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)___,
Chicago Yellow Cab (quar.)
:
9- 4
Z".
(auar.)_
5.50%
class
5%
v:
~95c
&
22
Inc.
New
1
(quar.)—? 55c
(quar.)
—
•;40c
CroWn Cork & Seal Co.,
Crown
'
9\"*4
9-17
38%% V
Bascom
Union
*
I®
:.9-17
—.—fa_____—.
Brockton Taunton Gas, $3.80
pfd. (quar.)—_
Broderick
7
10- 9
$50c
of
1
:
British Oxygen Co. Ltd., Amer.
dep. receipts
(Interim payment of 4%
less British in¬
tax
10-
;
■
30
$1.19
3
12-
Corp.- (quar.) ITLJilil-iaa'65c
2oc
Petroleum Corp., common -(quar.)
31V4C
(quar.)
Crompton
17
9-13
J-; 9-29 '
8-
10-
Quarterly :_J—
14
9-28'
25c
Life
Crocker-Anglo
65c',
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR._____ZZ_ZZ
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar—
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific" RRl
bearer
—
Z 9-28
^
9-20
12-
5% '."convertible preferred
•
^>
income-
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
8-16
income
.____
9-10
Z
7
1
$1.12%
(quar.)——
inc.,
Petroleum
Crescent
.
$1.37 J/a
3V2% preferred (quar.)i_
'
~ ~~Chesebrough-Pond's, Inc.1 (quarZ)ZZZZZZZZZZ
9-14
.7
10-15
/
9-10
1
1
6-31
9-15
Co.
(Del.)
M-G,
Creole
9-10
1
25c
:V
—
9-14
Ltd.—
British Columbia
Packers, Ltd.,
come
,
5
10-
35c
ordinary
pence per share free
tax
l
Bank
8-31
25c
of British
7
Chemical
9-
50C
/;
common
Tobacco
4
9-15
^
(increased)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)______
British American Oil, Ltd.
(quar—
British-American
n-
9-29
9-29
Credit
.
,9-10
1
10-
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.12 Va
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quarh '
45c
" rr""'"
Chance
(A.
B.)
Co.
25C
(quar.)
__IZ_!ZZ—"
.Chattanooga, Gas ,—.._Z_;
1
'
1V2C
Chemetron Corp.,
common
25c
(quar.)—____
-9-14
•
Papers,
Insurance
Oil
Craftsman
9-18
10-
15c
(quar,)
preferred (quar—;
33c
?
9-18
10-
r
55c.
t:
preferred
50c
——————7: !;
Myers
9-17
(quar.)
v.
9-29,
i*
,
$4.50
8-31
(2-for-l stock split)
Brillo Mfg. Co. muar.)__—_—
Bristol
7
1
/
Corp.
(quar.
From net investment
;
7
1
—
(quar.)
& Stratton
Extra' :'
Z
•
__™
~Yt
„__Z__ZIZ"
)_ZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
(quar—
Transformer
4.15%
,
1
common
preferred
Briggs
'
87 V2C
(increased)
(quar.)
preferred,
4.75%
5
9-
9-28
.
8-20
9-29
9-29 /
$1.15
;
Century Electric (quar.)__
______Z
Century Industries,, Inc.
(quar—
Century Shares Trust—
10-
10c
9-10
z
$1.50
__Z_~~
(PhilaZ)—'
'
1
9-10
1
$$1.50
$1
40C
'
;
""
•~
•
"
19c
i
••
$1.23
(quar.)
common
(qiiar.)_
common
10-
—
Z
■j
Central Trust Co. (Rochester, N. Y—(quar.)
Central Vermont Public Service—
•
9-14
10-
(initial)
7
Corp. 1'
r—7
Wire^.__^___ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
preferred
8-16
Ltd.
(quar.)
Publications
7 ,'
9-
22
25c
:
Co.,
9-
1
(quar.)
coim
7
; 9-
4
t50c
.
,_—,
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
Steel
22
$68%c
-—
1
10-
9-29
Champion
10-
10-
$1.16
9-29
!
1
$62 VaC
$1.12 Mi
.
1
9-
1
,
33 %c
'
preferred
8-31
1
:i2-
1
10-
.
41c
.
i.
9-15
,
9-10
9-21
10-
2ic
40c
—25c
Copperweld Steel Co. (quar.)_
^——-44
- i 50o
Corroon & Reynolds, $1 pid. (quar.)_-_——_
25c
$1 preferred A
(quar.)
25c
Corson (G. 81 W. H.), Inc. (quar.)—^.,——.4
5c
Cosden
Petroleum , (quar.)—._—___—.
25c
Cott Bottling Co. of New England (quar.)__
6c
Cowles
Chemical
(quar.)7
?
•--v.'"
15c
Crane Company,
3%% preferred (quar.)—
9,3%c
9-10
1
9-
.
12-15.
20c 1
33c 7
Cooper-Bessemer Corp.; (quar.)
Copeland Refrigeration
(quar.)
9-10'.
1
10-
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Telephone,
:
Commercial
Continental
*
10-
$1.24
62 '/ac '
Bowater
*
;io-u
$1.18%
7
'
9-10
(quar,)_________^_______^
3
10-
87 Vac
10-1
5-
8-20
,
-9-15
(quar.)__.
—93%c
Corp., com.,;(s-a)_
•
10c
(quar.)--w-———-—-—_
.
15c
^preferred
Continental
.
:
(quar.)
1
10-
5%
—
6%
:"
preferred
less
Borg-Warner Corp., 3V2% preferred (quar.)
Corp. of North America, Ltd.—
$1.08%
Co.,
preferred
6%%
9-20
preferred
i
(interim)
9-27
8-16 7
8-20
;
tl2c
(s-a)i———
Co.
.
1
$1.35
10- 2
5%
9-
'
,39-14
(Maine)—
common
$3.75
1
27Vac
—_
pfd;
Can
10-19
9-15
1
9- 4
10c
75c
class A-
(quar.)—
(quar.)__
(auar.)-^
preferred
60c
9-14
9-
A
:
(quar.)
5%
Assurance
.
8-31
-i
(quar.)__
Mills,
Continental
11-15
$2.50
!7
10-29
10-
9-12
•
Central
1
10-31
1
10c
8-24";
.•
9
$1.12 V2
Public Service,
(quar.)___'_
&
preferred
10-19
9-18
30c
''T*'"'.
CI-ZIIII
ZZ_~IZIZZZZ
(quar.)
Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
$4.16
9-30
25c
;
Securities
Steel
$4.52
u1
Quarterly
Central
c
$4.50
8-24
11-
9-13
10-
35c
Z
(quar.)
preferred
8-14
Electric—
Central Penn National Bank
Coal
8-21 \
11-19
1
11-15
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
receipts
income
11-
10-19
5C
(quar.)—__.—.—
Club
(quar.)—.
(stock
11-30
150
:
common
deposit
8-17
Central
Borax Holdings, Ltd.—
American
3.50%
9-14
»
Consumers Power Co.
Foods
Continental
(quar.)___
Power,
(N.
Co.
Consolidation
9-10.
$15c
(quar.)_____
preferred
Edison
8-28
hf
preferred ' (quar.) _'_l^ZZZZZZZ_ZZZZ
Preferred
Consolidated
9-7
7
-•
!•:(-) ■!■;.
..$50c
Connohlo, Inc.-,' 40c preferred (quar.)2___—-
Textile
1
30c
(quar:)
4.60%
!•'
Theatres, Ltd.,
"
9-15
10V 1
"r.
>13c
—i'. I50c
consoiiaattd
7
v
(quar.)
Insurance'-
Consolidated
-
,
Vv
—
Life
Consolidated
11-
M
25c
1
(quar.)
' \;-i
Connecticut Light & Power (increased quar.)
Connecticut Water (quar.)___—____--_-i_!%:7 7
9-28
1
10c
(quar—_IIH_C
(quar.)
6^>
—
9-15
9-17
Corp.
Book-of-the-Month
Z.
Products
Central Maine
T
Brass
~I
>7
: ■
8-17
12-
8-31
.
of
(Toronto)
9-1
10-
,
25c
Illinois
Assn.
12-31'
9-
15c
(quar,) _______________
preferred
Life
_-
Continental
preferred
4%
9-15
/
35c
.-
(initial)
Company,
(quar.)——
(H. C.) Co., 5 Va % preferred (quar.)
Boeing
Bohn
new
income)!—.'"
(reduced)__"
&
Telephone Co.
General
(Hartford)
4
9-
$1.12 V*
preferred
Central
9-
9-12
20c
Tractor;
preferred
Quarterly
Connecticut
1
9-10;.
(
6-31
8-31
% 9-14
Water
Confederation
Co.
Co..
preferred
4.64%
,9:14
1
$1.40
:
(quar.)__
&
preferred
4.92%
9-28
$1.06 V*
Blue Bonnets Raceway, common
Extra
*—
Bobbie
^
■.
(quar.)
,v
.
f
——i.
preferred (quar.) ___!——-—!
Blue
&
;
8-8
9-15
v
9-29
9-29
20c
.
9-10
—
,
$1.12Va
(quar.)___—^
(Phila.) —
,-v --7; '::.A s--:1
9-15
'500;.
s40c
11-21
1
'
•
9-
10-15
ey«c
f
•••'
5
9-13
%
8-31
"8-31
12-
15c
10i I
Co., 5Va% pfd. (quar.) • $1.37 Va
9-15
Community Jrublic Service, common (quar.)_.
30c
5.72%- preferred <(quar.$1.43 1 3,9-15
8- 8
1- 15-63
>
9-21
9-21
10c -
„t
7
.
66%%
quarterly
9-14-
9-20--
40c
37V2C
30c
8-23
*
9-15
40C.
.
_—
Continental
r«/r^ *Binois Light,: common
4/2% preferred (quar.)
8-22
7
'>
— -5c
7
America
of
Realty
Commonwealth
•
vi.>uvX.'
5 v
•
3c
"(quar.)
4.75%
8-24
$1.25
9-
*
1
9-
8c
;-.3c::-
-
" "
net; investment
4.96%
9-20
.
-
•
Mortgage Corp., Ltd
!
redeemable preferred (quar.)"
Foundry Co. (quar.)__
*4.35%
7
•9-
25c
"
Scott
M.)
Steel
4Va%
7
25c
-
:
(quar—
' r
V
(quar )
Central Hudson Gas
9-7
:_______
(quar.).
(A.
60c
1
9-
9-22
(quar.)—_
preferred
(quar——:
Laughlin,
Bros,
6%
9-
9-22
$1.75
Valley Gas & Electric—
Knox,; Co.
&
9-15
10c
—~.
preferred (quar,)—
preferred (quar.)__——
5.60%
Blaw
Inc.,
Decker. Mig.
Co.
910-
75c
•
Centennial
•
15c
.
preferred
Black
Ceco
Steel
Corp.
(quar.)——
Bibb
Manufacturing
(quar.)—
Binney & Smith, Inc.——;
Products
preferred
Caterpillar
9-1
3%
—
dividend.
7%.
9-15
4:
*
_
Pirie
Castle
•
9-17
"l5c
9-
General" cdrp.—"
&
4V2%
rj 9-14
11-15
w—
Paper,
Bethlehem
9-30
2
(quar.)—i
Steel
«!•
Carson
/;v9^4'7'
'i 9-13 f
10-15
•
4-15
—0-
1
Central
class A- (quar.)—k.——i.
Class B
(quar.)—,
Berman Leasing Co*
(qdar.)
—_____a!
Stock
i
9-17
3UC
(15, Philippine centavos equal to about $.04
currency).
4-30-63
10c
^
___
S.
1-15
20c
Telephone Co. of Canada (quar.)
'Beneficial. Finance
Co.
(increased-quar.)—
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—U.
10-16
j.—u—
4.
(quar.)
^ Quar ..from
2-8
10-31
20c 1-31-63
—
Bell
in
3-1-63
20c
——■
Extra
Carriers
9
15c
4%
4 %
Carpenter
8-10
11-
9-
__
00.
Carolina: Steel
B-31
9-15
2 ;'
v"
7
9-
8-24
dividend—-!--50%
77 Stock
•10-
:
9-
9-29
9-
Shearing &
Commonwealth
-
4
t$i
Company__IT~~~ v
(quar.)__—!'
(Philip) Mfg, Co. (quar—_
: J.'Metal
8-31
8-31.
9-
Carborundum Co.
Carey
1
A
75c
9-29
68%c
35c
'
convertible
Increased
$$1.25
common
.
4
9-18
62VaC
(quar.)_
com.
dividend
(Fort1 Worth)
2
$25c
Co.
9-
2
,
preferred
(quar.)
Stamping (uuar.)^.
Commercial Standard insurance—
; : j.n-'.
i>-tU
•
9-17%
17'/2C
Insurance
Commonwealth
•10-
;
Laruation
8-24'.
$$2
^
•
(quar.)______!__i_
Broadcasting System,
Commercial
8-24*
9-17
%
Corp,—
7-30
9-28
10-
oc
(quar.)
B
(Chicago) ;.(quar.)
../
4%%
1
,8-24.
1 '
10-
A
Holders
9-10
"
9-30
9-30
$25c
_
:
9-30
i.
$25c
+-OC
Carboline
:
6
17 VaC
$30c
...
$43 %c
;
Investments,
Carolina
—-
h'
Common
8-15
9-27
Capital
i
8-31
$1.18%
—
9-
(quar.)
Iron
preferred
Stock
8-31
1
&
When
Payaole of Rec.
7VaC
7VaC
Commerce Title Guaranty (Memphis) (quar.)
Commercial Credit Co., common (quarj__ii
8-oi
1
(quar.)J_
—
: .'
■ Per
Share
/• .'
•
(quar.)
(quar.U'
Stone
preferred
Combined
8-31 V
&
Class B (quar—.,
5%
5'/a%
/'
^
-
America
Products
Fuel
Columbia
8-31
10-
(quar.)—I"""'"
Paper Securities—
T" : J
preferred
Colorado
,
9-14% :
9-14
$25c
Cap
Grown, class A.'.
*"~
Capital City Products (quaVT
9-14
A_
,
1
55c:'
(quar.)
class
preferred
_'
9-
1
c—
Annual
\ ^
12-14
10-15
Ltd.
1,.
$18%C' J10-
w
&
Color-Crait
9-14
10-
.
Co.
*
1
Jyc '
i
Canal-Randolph Corp. (increased quar.i_
Mills Co., common
(quar.)
~~
9-14
2 Vac
•'
Cannon
.
'
Savers, Inc.—
New common
(initial tiuar.)
Belding Heminway
(quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common
,.
Securities,
.y
7
7
8-31
1-4-63
2%
Inc.———--1,
9-
9-
Life
Common
Electric
Canadian' Power
9-i7
,
lo^ 5,7
20o
-
'
~
General
4%
$15c
(quar.)__i.____
Canadian' Gil, Ltd., 8%
5%
preferred
(quar.)
.
8-31
10-
50c
—
(incr.-quar;)—,
Beck (A. S.) Shoe
Corp.v
:
' ,v
4%% preferred
(quar.)
Becton Dickinson & Co. (quar,).:
Stock dividend —
Beech-Nut
9-10
75c
(quar.)_.—-
.
Uranium,
?
General
9-14
30c
—-—
&Lomb, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
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on
page
48
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The Commercial and Financial
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14
Chronicle
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WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
55
16
52% Jan
3
17% Sep
25
21
Dec
Jun
36
55
25
56% Aug 29
7
27% May 16
81% Mar
9
28
17
Jan
25
21% Jan
15
68
3
Feb
Apr
Deb
22
52% Jun
25
75% Feb
16
14
66
Jun
26
99 Mi Jan
2
Jun
13
Par
;
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—
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XXX 70
1
10
Acme Steel Co
Adams Express Co
3
24% Jun
5
10% Jun
28
Jan
2
3
33% Nov
22
22% Jun
25
33% Feb
21
43% Apr
17
10
May 29
23% Jan
3
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2
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—.—1
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5
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100
109 V* Oct
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6
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25
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3
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29
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4
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19
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24
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2
88 y4 Aug
4
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5
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35 Ma Jun
25
Allegheny Power System
Jan
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Chemical
66 y4 Aug
3
12% Jun
27
16% Dec
21
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5
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15
52% Apr
13
34% May 29
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25
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19
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98
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11
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28
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25
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1874
20 Ma
>
.
51 Mi
,
26
58 Ma
10
Ship Building Co
No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
11
July 18
preferred
24%
36%
'
42%
39Mi
63
25%
16%
Sany com—5
100
*23%
" *87M2
24vb
40
1.66%
Co_„____10
American
24
17,100
17%
20
22%
23Mi
*15
s;15Ma
15%
*80
American Seating Co
May 29
20
27 Mi Jan
& Std
-2
8"/b
59
17%
20
50
.
19Mi
Chem—No par
&
27
9
57 Mi.
32Mi
48%
18%,~18%
8%
8%
,
23%
29%
.
x41%
38%
62V4
.
47%
:
104
22%
82
No par
14 Mb Jun
26 Mi Mar 21
72 V* May
32Mb Jan
7%
59%
28Ma
52
19Ma
—No par
Corp
Gas
r.142% Jan
t
31%
-
89
29
*102Ma
'
21%
Optical Co
_1
Photocopy Equipm't Co_No par
8
12% May 29
May 17
42 M* Mar 10
33,900
"
38y4
87/a
22%
15Ma
—1
Co_.
July 25
28
21
139% Sep 28
May 29
13 Ma Aug
2
43Mi
40Mi
63Mi
487/a
19
49%
.
.
American
29% Dec
>
14%
33
24%
1.75
Products—
Nov~30
54
/
v46%
*87M2
1
111
Fdry com
Climax
16%
41
64%
46 Mi
*37Mi
89
100
Co
preferred
American
39
,
4
44%,. • "43 43%
39%
39
>39 477/a ^ ' *47% . '48 ' ;
67% 66%
67mb
x20M8-. 20%
' *20
20%
.
100
&
37
33
23%
8,300
:
..."
32 V*
29
1
preferred-
2
Jan
30 VA Apr
27
*87%
Corp_No par
American International Corp——1
22
22 Mb
ioi Vz
:
44Mi
V;43%.
39%
39Ma
.47Ma""-=
47%
67%
67
20»/2 ; 20'%
24Mi
24Mi
37
37%
• ■
-
12.50
Products
18% Mar 13
13% May 29
*
par
Hosp Supply
*0
25
"
par
American Distilling Co
10
American Electric Power Co
__10
American Enka Corp
5
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
American
86
80 Ma Aug 21
3
43%
39M»
47%
67%
25
—10
American
42 Ma Jan
May 28
13
Co
American Hardware Corp
24
81M2 Oct
AmericanyCyanamid
8
105
'
-
47%
46%
31%-. 33
'
100
8
28
24% Jan
preferred
2
Mar 20
23 Mi
7,500;
;
\
":'T :rv.
"
Sugar common_10
Jan
13
18 Mi Jun
(Crystal
33% Feb
19% Feb
14%
■
400
173/i
27 Mi
t
40 Ma Feb
25
V15 ■'/
•
*64%.
•
14%
27,600
.
17Mb
.
17%
21%
*65;/: >65%
14 Ma
88
26 Mb
25
98 Vz
24
3,500
14 Mi
is
25%
,18%;
x24
12
1174
22%
i
>21%
t:: , 23 v'
24% :'"24 %
22
23%:,
24%
.
460
20
18 Va
7
;
1,600
58 Va
98V2
18%
101-
;
600
2,000
I
26%
T..
102%
24 y4
24%
18%
18%
18%
101%
i,900
17%
20%
101%
•
87
88
,
::
12%
26
.
17%
20%
106 Ma
11%
14%
87%
.
20%>'
*98
American
-
soo
44.9003
y;
38 Ma
...
*86
14%
■,
-V
20%
Co common—-12.50
pjrior
'•
::
12 Mb
*38
87
87 Vz
17
50
__2
Corp
7% preferred
:
American. Chain & Cable
No
American Chicle Co_—
j__No
4M2%
*
v
xll%
27
Broadcasting-Paramount
Inc
:
1
Can
■
*86
177/b
23
90
19 Mb
38 Mb
57 Ma
18 y8
5
89 Ma
19 Ma
37 Mi
57 Mi
if.: 17%
100
89Ma
>>
19%
38%
57%
18%
No par.
88Mi.
.
57 Mb
18%
common
y
8 Mi
14%
Amer Commer Barge Line Co—-—3
American \Consumer Ind____No par
5
16
i4,ooo
88
5
25
23
2
21
24
45 Mb
.
.
8 Mi
14%
17
13
13% May 29
101
Theatres
2
May 29
17
May 24
American
9
26
45 Mi
.
8Mb
88
Co
79
25 V* Jun 25
.45
28% Nov 22
105
19
,
21
Jan
24
47y4 Feb
)
47% Feb 19
38 Va May 29
-
14
26
20
22% Jun 25
"
'
46 MB
12%
14%
American Brake Shoe Co____No par
»
6iy8 Apr
4
45%
37%
..'-••J...
34% Jan
"
i.
8%
87%
J
Bosch
.
41% Aug 29
1.300
11,000
12%
87%
105
6,100
>
.
31 Ma
37%
x14%
preferred
8
26 Mi
30 Ma
12%
.'11%
1
7 Ma
25
31%
37 y4
15 y8
No par
Av
8
25%
30%
;; 8%
12%
common-
preferred
American
25
7%'
*24 Vz
•
12 y8
87%
-12.50
Bakeries
91%
37 y4
No par
Bank Note
*90%
37%
No par
convertible
91%
6,500
12%
14%
Agricultural Chemical
3V2%
30%
12%
*86%
__No par
200
6,500
"
1
•
12
American
29%
19%
12
Airlines
30%
88 Mi
12
Corp
8,500
18 :>
29%
/
86
No par
'
35%'
::;y 17%
.37%
86
America
19,200
52%
3%
35%
12%
12
; 9,700
.
"
86
of
51%
'
1
36
17% -17%
19%
86
Limited
4
y >3,900
;
60
*90%
:
37%
86 y4
Co
51%
*35%
57"%
-
37 y2
J
86
American
4
May 18,
11% Jun
~
-
30
.
■:
*
57%
American
40 y4 Jan
.July 19
59
114
H
3,300
7-15 %V 15%
19%
57 Va
Amer
22
23% Jun
5"V;
64% Apr
58% Sep
Jun
20
1
51%
3%
1
'
58
.12,100
i>i4%
14%
p'v 25'.1>,"25%:
-V
15%
57%:
1,100
26,500
53
38ya
8%
16
Mar
19%
37%
"
15%
3,600
13%
50%
xl9%
57%
Inc
25
'*13%
14%
6,300
25
25
: 25%
13 Ma
■
6,800
4,400
:
,
•
50%
89%
*88
89%
11%
.
>•37%
s
57%
.
Amalgamated Sugar Co
23
:
3.- *88
89%
'
■
-
45%
20
Corp
25
44%
8%
Petroleum
15% Jun
46
57%
Amerada
20 y8 Jun
45
68%
11%
•
8%
Amerace
7
46%
68
25
YV
"
31%
19%
67%
67
68%
11%
13%
'
"
•••25<y -.'r
57%
9
May 11
31%
5
15
27 Ma May 17
34
2
19% Oct
7%
24%
32
38%
8,400
67
13%
8
8%
25%
31%
8
14%
•
49%
91'/a
25%
f
8%
n
12,400
13%
14
24%
-
'
3%
35'%
19 ;f
30%
31%
■
9
Corp
Feb
34
25
3%
35Ma
*17%
30Mi
Tfr-*90%
t
31%
Corp common
preferred
Supermarkets Inc
Aluminum
19
84% Jun
*90%
.
-
26 y4
8%
26
No par
—
134 y4 Feb
May 29
18
11
119% Dec
3
24Ma Oct
Mar 24
52
■
8%
Mills
Aluminium
56 y4 Nov
91%
,
; 37%
\,V; 8%
Alside
4
28 % Jan
-f
'
;
25%
13% ,13%
50
50%
13% .14%
x24% 25,^
15% 15%
56% 58 „
51
51%
No par
4%
100
Allied
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4.08% convertible preferred
100
Alpha Portland Cement-1
_10
2
16% Feb
23
Aug
81 y4
May 15
35% Feb
26
88
3
25
14
...
*90%
Stores
7
July
52
58%
68% ;
11%
:>'!>
100:
40%
57%
66%
4
69%
11 '/a
x25
Shares
40 %
13%
,11%
14%
4;V-'\>\M: 3%
36
*35 Mi
18
: 17%
32%
,
30%
53'A
89%
Corp
Products
15
3
68%
the Week
Friday
Aug. 31
56%'.-57%
66%
66 %
1
.
>
Aug. 30 ;
*39%
40%
14
13%
70%
UMa
25%
-
Thursday
>
■V'1
40%
57%1>~ ■%<r?
*33%
,
-•56%
14%
26%
15%
58%
52%
4
36
17%
31
1
.
Allied Kid Co
3
Inc
40Ma
58%
14%
67
91%
>
15'/4
<
.>•>;,'•
•
Aug. 29
Sales fpr
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 28
40%
*39V*
60Mi
57'%
14%
-.v.l3%
67 V*
* 66
70%
: • x70
12 .::£?> 115/«
25%
i
25%
14
13%
53
(«',
50%
14%
14 .
27Ma ;>:•
26%
157/8
' 15%
60
56%
5
Allen
Allied
36 % Jan
50% Jan
(V
50%
XXV.,14Mi
26%
,
gtd—100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
2
4
23 % Mar
57
*13%
.
5
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
6
94 y8 Jun
30
May 29
11%
,.
''4:4 25%
,
.
1
10
1
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
5
Jan
39 y8 May 28
7
50 V* Sep
40
39
Jun 25
90.
11
Dec
:
22% Apr
24MaJuly25
9
45% Nov 29
■...
1
,__Nopar
——
V\.i
19
40MaMar26
4
Jun 25;
14% May 29 v
20 V* Aug
•
4% Feb
33
9
41% Nov
3
<
66%
25
3
Mar 14
*"39%
i,', 58%
—1
ACF Industries Inc
Acme Markets Inc
24 % Jan
•
:
—1
.5^;
21% Oct
80
21
-j
.
Monday
Aug. 27
HIGH SALE
low AND
>1
v,:;'--.
'
.
EXCHANGE
107% Nov
'
Jan
76
'
STOCK
YORK
Abacus Fund
Abbott Laboratories
ABC Vending Corp
16
Jan
75
38
NEW
.
,
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
44% Jan
"v'!;
stocks
Range Since Jan. 1
LISTED STOCK
FOR EVERY
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
Year 1961
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
Exchange
Stock Record from the New York Stock
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Volume
196
Number
6191
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(959)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest.
..Lowest
-
,
Highest
'
3
43% Apr
12
33
,V37% Sep
8
43% Oct
19
67% Jan
3
79% Aug
53% Aug
9
3
32% Jun
25
57% Feb
16
Armour
74% Oct
73% Apr
89 y4 Jun
23
37% Jan
50
3
Jan
4
78% Jan
11
30
Jan
3
13% Mar 16
20
Sep
5
25
2
30
1
3f
29
3
10% Nov
41
9% Jan
15
33% Feb
26
Arvin
28% Feb
20
20% Jun
13
Nov
54
105 y4 Jan
18
45
July 10
2
110 y2 Jun
80 Va Jan
20% Aug
9% Aug
Oct 23
16
6
2
34% May 29
Aug 24
jan i 16
10% May 14
27%
49 y2 Jan
87 y2 Feb
21
86 y2 Feb
5
91% Apr
6
48'A'Feb
2
31% Jun
27
43% Jan
22
42% Jan
3
60
4
44% Jun
25
57% Feb
15
76
Jan
3
84 y2 Oct
25
81 y4 Jan
3
87 y4 Apr
9
21% Oct
11
30% Jun
5
25% Feb
27
5
23
Atlas
4% Feb
14% Apr
12
15% Aug 27
5%
May 10
12 y2 Jun
2y2 Nov 30
10
Nov
29
13 % Jan
May
14
Jun
25
2
Jun
29
liy8 Jan
17
15
3
Feb
5
24
21% Feb
1
29% May 12
21
27'A Sep
13% Jan
19
45% Mar 29
12 y4 Jun
25
31% Jan
28% Feb
2
$3.75
2
8
18y4 Jan
Corp
30% Mar 29
14,200
60%
46
47%
41%
39%
41
61-/4
59%
61%
59%
59%
59%
59%
86 y2
*85%
86%
*84%
86 Va
*84%
86 %
31%
31%
31
13%
*13
32%
32
13%
*13
39
32
13%
"13
18%
*18%
39%
39%
39%
*85
31
•18%
13%
19
19
18%
23
23%,
23%
22%
22%
23
23%
22%
23%
23%
23yB
24%
23%
26%
23 y8
5,100
23%
41
1
23%
24
41%
41
41%
23%
24%
40%
41
8,900
40%
11,400
*107%
V
59%
19
•
18%
19
500
40%
41
*107%
108
40 y8
107%
107%
♦107%
108
59%
108
60
♦107%
108
10
.■'.■59%
593A
59%
60
,59%
60
4,800
59%
22 Va
22%
10 y'-,'
22%
22%
22%
22%
10%
22%
10%
22 3/a
10%
22%
10%
23,100
10%
10%
40%
40%
41
10%
40%
10%
41%
11,700
41%
41%
42
*89%
41%
90
*89%
90
89%
89%
30
7,400
100
*89%
No par
37y4
90
37%
37
37%
90
*89%
363/4
36%
36%
36%
363/4
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
83%/
83
83%
16%
16%
8,900
23/8
2%
31,100
15%
(15%
2,000
10
47 Va
47%
82 y4
84
83
83
1
16y2
16%
16 3/a
163/4
16%
16%
1
16%
2V2
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
2%
16%
2%
Industries
common
20
14%
No par
common
($1.20)
15
No par
*22y4
47
151/4
47 3A
•83
83%
15%
•83
15%
15%
15
15%
15 Va
*22 Va
233A
*22%
233A
133/4
14%
13%
14%
13%
223A
23%
22%
22%
20%
21%
14%
14%
1
23%
23%
5c
22%
22 Va
20%
15
22%
Corp
15%
155/3
23%
of Amer_2.50
Co
7,000
363A
100
Electronics
40
1,900
40%
RR
Canteen
8,000
31
*13
18%
2,700
86%
31
13%
Shares
22'/4
10%
Co
Corp
Avnet
40%
59%
47%
common
prior pref
Automatic
Avco
39%
28%
47%
preferred
B
Nichols
Conv
7
30,100
27%
48%
32%'
*13
——2.50
1
preferred
Austin
2
25% May
series
Chemical
Atlas
13
17 % Feb
16% May 29
14
Jun 25
3
July 23
Line
Atlantic Refining
2
27% Aug
68 % May
4%
45%
38%
28%
47%
com__4V2
Electric
preferred
City
Atlantic Coast
13,300
45
38%
28
48%
the Week
preferred—10
non-cumulative
5%
Atlantic
38%
28%
38%
28%
Friday
Aug. 31
Aug. 30
38%
38%
27%
27%
6uVa
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.10
4
37%
27%
38
40%
Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5.25%
1st preferred
100
Associates Investment Co
10
2
Sales for
'
Thursday
38
86%
:
Associated
22
55'A July 25
21
Industries Inc__
Ashland Oil & Refining
July 14
39% Dec 20
83
5
16
16% Jun
7
Mar 22
47
SALE PRICES
Aug. 29
28%
;5'
-
10
Co__
HIGH
Wednesday
Aug. 28
48%
2.50
:
23% Apr
2
July / 7
Co
25
9
82
&
Service
Corp
12
13% Aug
110
Steel
Jan
19
36% Dec
Armco
Armstrong Cork Co common
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
2.50
July 18
19 % Sep
24 y2 Aug
28% Jun
5
AND
Tuesday
38
No par
19% May 29
40% Jun 25
May 22
9
35% Jan
Arizona Public
71% Mar 15
82% Jan
4
3 i
38% Feb
25
47% Jun
Feb
7
25
43% Jun
6
Jan
21% Jan
7
23% Jun
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
85% July 28
20
53% Jan
39% Mar 29
46
22
102% Feb
25
Monday
Aug. 27
~
EXCHANGE
33% Jan
Jun
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
.
,:C
A
15
14%
-
15%
vV: 14,300
480
14%
*14%
15
23%
♦223/,
23%
14
13%
14%
22%
23
22%
23%
52,300
21%
22%
22
23%
'4$ 34,300
♦23
1,600
48,800
B
4% Jan
3
36% Jan
73/4 Mar 29
10
59% Dec
15
Oct
18
ll3/a Nov
9
123/4 Jan
3
4% May 29
9
273/4 Jan
20
37 % Jun
26
May 29
11% Jun *25
10
19% Aug 15
41% Nov 15
27% Jun
27
94% Jan
4
103% Dec
11
963/4 Jun 20
82% Jan
12
91% Nov
17
85% Jan
233/4 Nov
22
47
Jan
19
21% Dec
22
47% Jan
19
19% May 29
17
Jun 14
33% Dec
26
63
Jan
18
33
33% Dec
15
62% Jan
19
13% Mar
9
3
213/4 Dec
18 3/4 Feb
8
27 % Aug
3
33 3/a Feb
1
303/a Jan
25
Jun 27
48 3/a Feb
19
483/4 Feb
9
25
22% Feb
21
Jun
27
31% Dec
13
33 % Apr
4
May 29
143/4 Jun
42% Aug
61% Aug 29
48 % July 10
353/4 Nov 21
25
22% Jun
21
853/4 Mar
4%
59
25
37
Jan
Jan
51% Jan
6
94% Jan
11
5%
4
19
Bath
2
Bausch
17
Va Mar
87
Jan
81
14
3
Nov
Baxter
Feb
26
Bayuk
52% Jan
29
25
71
101
.
Jun
25
62 Va Jun 14
Jan
6
Dec
1
80
19
27% Jun
6
11% Jun
28
22 3/a Jan
Oct
2
353/4 Feb
8
32
Jun
15
Aug 21
46%
V.
Sep~25
Jun
29
16% Apr
Jun
28
72
58
Jan
F$>
26
14
50% Jan
4
5
7% Jun
25
12% Feb 14
Bell
31
483/4 Jun
25
753/4 Jan
Bendix
25
557/a Mar 15
22
53
Nov
16
3
133
Dec
11
108% Jun
15
1% Jan
19
1% Jan
2
42% Dec
1
32 % Aug
17
3
39
Sep
13
39Va July
7
17
May 15
n
12% Jan
3
23% Dec 29
71
6
84
Jan
25% July 25
48 3/4 Mar 13
148
1% Feb
42
Feb
793/4 Jan
Aug 18
3
Apr
71% Apr
18
40% Jun
25
64
45% Apr
10
25
Jun
25
39% Jan
2
26
26% Feb
7
Bliss
18% May
2
3
59% Dec
28
12
May 29
21% Aug 24
35% May 29
35% Jan
26
573/a Sep
7
22% Jan
6
30 % Dec
21
18% Jan
5
8
27
413/a Jun
19% Jan
3
23% Aug
36% Apr
553/a Feb
7
79 % Nov
35
15%
463A
16
16
44%
44%
44%
44
44%
26
26
*25%
26%
25%
25%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22 3/a
22%
223/4
23%
46%
46%
x43%
45%
423A
42%
*42%
44
43%
433A
40
40
39
1,900
39%
38
383/4
38%
39
39
39
53%
54
53%
2,200
53%
52%
*100
53
52%
53
513A
52%
7
25
79
213/a Dec
26
26
Jan
15
10% July 24
29% May 29
12
"33/4
Jan
3
63/a Mar 22
14
May 18
143% May 15
2% July
4% Jun
9
28
26% Aug 13
7% Jun 25
6
1
45
10
86% Mar 14
30
Apr
28
109
68
Jan
30
97% Oct
10
44
Jan
17
74% Mar
8
5
59
133/4 Jan
3
25
Oct
24
Jan
35
12
-
83 Va Jan
13
Dec
'
Dec
May
17% Jan
4
May 29
27
87% Feb
23
26
99% Feb
2
45% Jun
22
61% Jan
12% May 29
213% Feb
15% Feb
48% Sep 13
193/a May 17
30% Jun
25
41% Feb
8 3/a Jun
25
18% Mar
8
Jan
4
67
44
143/4 Dec
29
3
31
29
Mar 15
Jun
26
613/4 Jan
22% May 10
24 3/a Nov 28
9% Jun
25
18 3/a Jun
25
82% Sep 29
70% Mar 28
Jan
18
86% Apr
70
Apr
84
Jan
23
113/4 Jun
27
$5
163/4 Jan
3
3
Feb
2
81
Jan
26
86
23
Jan
26
37
Apr 19
Apr 27
80
9
Apr
91
&
Brass
30
4%%
5
Co
3
8% Nov 30
13 3/a Jan
3
11% Apr
4
77% Jan
12
2iy4 Jan
4
22% Jun
5
18% Jan
12
131
Nov 30
25
,28% Apr
90% Jun
6
43 Va July 27
61% Dec
18
83% Jan
4
213/4 May 29
4
10% Jun
For
3
27V4May22
footnotes,
see page
26
12% Mar 28
76
May 28
19% May 29
85% Jan 12
48% Feb
8
21% Jan
May 29
Jun
20% Aug
25.
1.
13% May 21
32% Jan
3
18% Feb
8
17% July 18
122V4Mar27
California
'
Callahan
-
■
Calumet
-5
12
Mar
8
26
Jan
49%
49
49%
483/4
483A
1,200
27 Va
27%
27
27%
3,200
233/4,
233/4
233/4
233/4
12 3/a
1,400
12%
12%
12%
12%
12,600
42%
42%
42 3/a
42%
5,700
12%
433%
42%
22%
21%
22
42%
40%
41%
31
31 Va
31
31
'21%
213/4
21%
213/8
42%
21%
21%
2,900
40%
40%
39%
40%
393/4
40%
74,400
*30%
31%
*30%
31%
31%
31%
400
17%
16,100
17%
♦233/a
17%
17%
233A
*23%
24
200
49%
48%
50%
49%
49%
49%
493/4
49%
49%
38%
39
38%
38%
II,400
38
38%,
37%
38%
38%
38%
82
*80%
11,200
*80%
82
12%
12%
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
12%
12
33%
34
33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
34
82
*80%
6
*3%
*5%
3%
6
*3%
5%
»
.
1
74%
*85%
35
10
75%
87
35Va
*110% 111
5%
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65
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3.-
32%
*31%
74%
74%
74'/a
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5%
87
82
3%
5%
*3%
5Va
5%
5%
5%
26%
26%
2,800
9%
9V»
9 3/a
10,300
5%
5 %
5
63%
64
32
*32%
*313/4
75
75%
85%
85%
34%
34%
3,000
4,600
33
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343A
5
653A
75
87
300
77 V4
10,200
86
20
343/a
110%
•110%
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79%
79%
79%
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21%
20%
80'A
213/a
800
203A
21%
513/4
20%
51
51
20%
161,400
20%
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14%
15%
14%
15
14%
14%
12%
12%
12 V*
12%
12%
12%
Inc com—_1
100
33/a
5%
343A
78%
5
10
34%
22%
51%
83 %
31%
*3%
r
27%
74%
78%
10%
50%
12%
4,700
63%
32
20%
*51%
*82%
31 Va
6,800
33%
9%
633/4
*85%
12%
33%
33/a
80%
12%
5%
9%
63%
80%
7
%i
26%
>
27
110%
78'A
100
79
83
111
*1103/4
111
34%
343A
*1103/4
4,500
111
10
51%
51%
51%
51%
14%
15%
14 a/a
14%
6,300
12%
,
12%
12 3/a
13%
19,300
400
*82 %
*31%
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83%
*82%
83%
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83'A
313/4
31%
31%
31%
31%
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32
11
10%
10%
10 3A
10%
10%
103/4
10s/a
103A
51
50%
503A
50
503A
1,600
50%
50%
50 Va
11
113A
50'A
12%
11%
11%
2,800
11%
11%
20%
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20%
87 -
20 Va
203/4
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87
•85
87
*85
—100
100
1
5
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15%
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72Va
89%
16%
38%
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89
15"%
72%
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90
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72%
90%
1
19%
19Va
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10%
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5
preference-
1
3%
(
.
20%
20%
20%
203/4
87
.
-
11%
400
11%
6,900
20 3/a
20 V4
*85%
22,600
87
*71%
72%
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72%
*88 Va
90%
*88 Va
90%
16%
15%
16
153/a
153/a
15%
153/4
36%
38%
36%
373/a
36%
37%
363A
38
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
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19%
11
*10%
11
11
*10%
11
*10%
40
8,400
39,700
1,500
100
yy
2.50
1
l05/a
26%
5%
103A
27
53A
105/8
26%
5%
103A
27%
53A
10%
263/4
55/8
27
5
12%
123/a
11%
123%
11'/,
12
143/a
953/4
223/4
88
51%
145/8
96V4
14s/a
94%
223/4
15%
96
23
88
51%
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22%
89%
15'A
94
223A
*88
89 Va
*88
9%
9%
x9%
51
9%
50
9%
50
9%
50
No par
25
20%
21%
203/4
20%
20%
203/4
20%
1
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Inc
3
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
-
.
173/a
233/4
*80%
9
16
17%
24
5
Inc
Co
Hecla
86
233A
42%
No par
Financial Corp
&
20%
*85%
28
43 Va
17%
20%
86
49
42%
24
*146%
•
1,400
27%
*23%
21%
40%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co__
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66% r
$4.25 conv preferred
No par J
Canada Southern Ry Co
100
15
92V4May24
52 Va Jan
14
2,700
147
15
Inc
California
2
7% Jan
27% Feb
700
20%
12
10
c
4 % Jan
147%
12
No par
1
28
36% Oct 31
147%
147
5
13
18
148 Va
12%
__100
common
Bush Terminal Co—
Sep
5,800
120,600
No par
53% Mar 26
27
28%
313/4
12%
3.50
:
;
24
25
28
303/4
233A
2.50
series A
17% May 29
83% Jun
283/4
31%
28
No par
Corp
Byers Co (A M)
333/4
33%
28%
31
1
common
32% May 29
16% Mar 12
33%
33%
31%
10
Corp
16
15
29,400
5
.
19
26
1%
29%
50%
3
Co
1%
29
23%
48%
3,000
313/a
50%
17%
112%
32
28
*23%
700
112%
293/4
23%
17%
9,500
112%
1%
52
23%
16,200
1%
28%
17%
51
1%
51%
23%
543/4
45
333/4
23%
1.25
Inc
Sons
&
second
*110
54%
44%
*50 Va
51
100
Co
Watch
112%
.1.
1%
5
Corp
common
26 % Oct
9% Jun
1113/4
-
333/4
28
.
1
Club
44% Dec
Feb
:
No par
No par
3
5
*50'/8
50c
19% July 21
8% Jan
423A
503A
2.50
Burlington Industries
4%
preferred
3%% preferred
May 15
Jan
43%
20%
Burndy Corp
Burroughs Corp
27% Jan
423/4
50
*85%
preferred
Bulova
44%
433A
51
112
86%
common
Bullock's
9
73
24% Jan
43
*50
*110
20%
50c
9
:
20%
Co_
9%
553/a
*85%
Buffalo Forge Co
29
9
54%
•
86 Va
preferred
Co
93/8
203A
Bullard Co
153/a Jan
2
25% Mar 29
73% Jan
68
Nov
4,100
55
146%
Buckeye Pipe Line Co__
Bucyrus-Erie
Co
Budd
21
3
Jan
11% Jan
29
84
9%
54%
20%
Brown Shoe Co Inc
8
14
85 3/4 Jun
9%
56%
*85 Va
Stratton
Brunswick
14
9% May 29
79% Jun
31
9%
55%
146%
Manufacturing
&
5.50%
25
9
8
80% Oct
9%
56%
44%
50%
112
86 Va
3%%
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
26
52 3% Jan
19
28
1,200
46,600
*85
7.50
Bristol-Myers
23
193/a Aug 21
Jun
13%
25%
5
67
Apr
70 #
13%
25%
5
66
Briggs
Briggs
13
43% Apr
13%
25%
20%
Inc
900
13%
25
20%
Mfg
„
13%
253/a
9 3/a
993/4 Feb
116
18%
I33/4
24%
9%
25
Jun
18%
133/4
253/4
29%
When issued
112
18 3/a
6,700
■
13%
9%
8% Mar 13
11
18%
;
24 V*
9%
673/4 Aug 23
11
133/a
Braniff Airways Inc__
26
106% Jan
13%
7
25
78% Jan
13%
*26%
4% Jun
30% Jan
13 Va
27%
49% Jun
5,700
13%
x26%
1
SO
32
18
3%
15
34
31%
13
27%
Jun
34
32%
31%
i
8,700
35
32 Va
18
*3%
*5%
11
*34
32%
13
26%
9%
673/4 Nov
14
32%
147%
7
38,600
81
13%
29%
Co
(E J)
*78%
14
32
147%
5
I,7,900
106%
81
29 Va
100
21
13%
35
3,100
101
*78 Va
13%
40c
Co_
*100
13%
43%
50
112
V-i.-iTV-
101
18
5
Edison
81
900
25%
26%
9% /
9%
56
1
common
32%
Brach
3
15
r
^
*34
Boston & Maine RR common_No par
5%
preferred
100
3
60% Jun
32%
6
Jan
Nov~21
35
x32%
Corp
Borman Food Stores Inc
22
Jan
103%
*34
"
133/4
1%
333/4
Borg-Warner Corp
3%% preferred
6
3
'
33%
<
*100
1%
3
48
64% Jan
34"%
33
13
101
33%
48 3/a Jan
4% Feb
*34
xl8
16,700
103 Va
5
, :
1,100
24%
160
1,900
'
23%
1033/4
*78%
13%
18 %
25%
25%
102 Va
1003A
81
13
18 %
*13%
25%
25%
1043/a
106
*78%
>
44%
22%
101 %
1
44%
22%
81
14'A
Corp
16
45
*44%
213/4
108%
14%
463A
15%
22 Va
14
14
15%
*46
21%
1
—1
Book-of-the-M'onth
Boston
22 3/a
*15%
16
1%
Borden
93/4 Jan
*78%
101
22
15%
453A
16
33%
2
28% Aug
11% Feb
105%
*100
22%
15%
453A
,
1%
Jan
84% May 24
22% Jan
2
34% July 12
101
22%
100
pfd
Boeing Co
28% Mar 12
70
*100
100
Bohn Aluminum
34% May 29
■
A-'/''-
1
Bond Stores Inc
12
27
1
5
5
23
73/a Dec
56% Feb
1,000
15%
*45%
100
issued—
37% Apr
80% Oct
3% Dec
When
300
16%
10
213/a Jan
49 Va Dec
Oct
2
82%
1
(E W) Co
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Aug 27
*81%
200
15%
Corp common—8
Decker
82
/
46%
33%
Laughlin
29
Jan
3
19
22 %
&
&
173/a Aug 22
19 Va Jun 25
26
76% Aug 31
Jan
53 % Jan
Black
900
:
16%
Bliss
11% Aug 15
Mar 19
900
11%
15%
Blaw-Knox Co
21% Jun
323/4
11%
46%
preferred
9
34
*32%
16 Va
1
Steel
3
82
*323A
.,
15%
Bigelow-Sanford Inc common
4% % pfd series of 1951
26
82
33%
46
Corp
Gypsum
26
138% July
12%
♦33
16%
44%
Inc.
Jan
Mar 13
32%
*11%
5
31% Sep
28
32%
12%
600
2,400
15%
Corp
22 3/4 Jan
41
33
32%
11%
2
7%
27% Mar 14
87
18%
32%
No par
Bethlehem
18%
33
Co
Bestwall
3
183/4
12%
preferred
:
t
50
conv preferred
100
Benguet Consolidated Inc—2 pesos
24
18%
40
22
33%
♦81%
450
22
33
82
11,200
90%
213A
121/4
82
11,200
33%
♦89
*32%
*82%
133/a
100 %
♦213/a
19
7,300
32%
89
12%
83%
$4.50
473/a Mar 15
43% Jan
152 % Apr
89
3,500
993/4
33%
333/8
2.50
Savers
Intercontinental
Best & Co
13%
5%
'
100
12%
5%
5
303/4 Aug 31
Gossett
133/a
5%
46
RR
Petroleum
&
34
19
9,500
323/4
Inc
Beneficial Finance Co
20
1403/4 July 24
16% Jun 15
493% Apr
1403/4 Sep
33
*33
.
133/a
32%
213/4
19%
Bell & Howell Co-
54 % May 28
128% Mar 23
593/a Sep
12
33% Jan
Bell
31
49% July 16
34% Jun
4
Jan
3
19%
*21%
43%
13
99%
90%
50
19% Jun
9
•89
43
13%
13 Va
31%
100
90%
19%
Inc
(A S) 43/4%
Aircraft Corp
Life
*89
21%
10
Inc
Creek
99%
21%
1
preferred-—.
Beech-Nut
313A
99%
19%
10
Shoe
Belco
32%
991/4
213/8
50
Belding-Heminway
33% Jan
1% Jan
Beck
313/4
90 Va
5%
433A
13
No par
Laboratories
Beech
13%
32%
100%
5%
43%
,
1
Inc
223/4 Feb
1
119% Nov
48%
19
22
13%
5%
100
Corp
14% May 29
12 % May 29
2
69% May 25
103/4 Dec
Feb
13%
19%
l
Beech
12 Va Aug
20
95
14
21%
preferred_100
Corp
preference
Corp
'.
Lomb
5%
100
10
Apr 26
34% July 26
16 Va Jun
8
313/a Aug 31
4
•88
5%
100
Beaunlt Corp—
Beckman Instruments
2
35
14 Va Jan
32%
*99%
Corp
Cigars
4%%
29% Mar 21
1523/4 Jan
Jan
87
13 3/a
(James B.) Distilling Co
2
Beatrice Foods Co oommon
12.50
2
May 21
17 y4 Apr
31
13%
Beam
20
12
25
11
61
27
96% Mar 28
27
1593/4 Dec
343/8 Jan
25
44
13
100
common
Works
&
43%
13%
100
B
C
common
Iron
44%
13
13 %
series
Ohio
Products
44
13%
13
convertible
Basic
44% Jun
Nov~27
823/a
Corp
stamped
Oil
5 3/a
45
13%
com__No par
Elec
series
Aroostook
Basic Inc
18% May 29
100% May 15
&
Barber
38% Jun
30
&
non-cumulative
29% Jun
Nov
59
&
5%
44%
1
Preferred stamped
Bangor
52% Apr 30
7
Gas
5%
9
Co
Inc
preferred
Common
5
23% Jan
1
Wilcox
preferred
Baltimore
8
20"% Jan
Ino
Tools
Baltimore
4%
Jun
T)
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
4%%
43
35 y4 Dec
19% Apr 19
37 Va Mar 28
&
Oil
9
11
8
473/a Jan
Baker
31% Jun 27
11
(B
Babcock
5
14% May 29
153/a Jan
9
; ; Mar 20
943% Mar
60
20
58% Feb
;17
Babbitt
104% Mar
4
293/4 May 18
70 Va Mar 17
52% Sep
8 % Mar 12
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10%
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27
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16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(960)
.
.
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
K^nge for Previous
Year 1961
Highest
lowest
,
43% Dec
27
56
25
Jun
22
32% Jan
5
26% Jan
3
36
11% Jan
4
16% Jun
6
9
Jun
13
91V* Jan
6
102% Oct
12
96
Jan
8
43% Jan
3
62% Nov
13
45 % Jun
25
39% Jan
3
52 % Mar 30
26% Jun
28
Carborundum
;
15 Ya Mar 30
101% Mar
Carlisle
63 y2 Apr
Carrier
3
4G% Jan
10
47 % Apr
28
45% Jan
3
48 y2 Jun
15
,27
Jan
46% Feb
3
36% Nov
24
27 y2 July 26
36% Jan
2
Oct
74
6% Dec
22
13% Apr
Oct
25
6
62
4ya May 29
>
'3Gy8Feb
3
44
4
3% Jan
25
42 % Jan
11
94
July 17
29
32% Oct
31
20
Aug
7
3
40% Aug
15
28% Jun
25
115% Jan
6
28
124 % Jan
5
>
May 23
97
Jun
129
3
85Ve Apr
34 y2 Dec
Jan
10
73 Ya Dec
22 y2 Jan
3
28% Jun
5
3
34 y4 Jun
18% Jan
...
4.20%
137% May
14
Jun
21
42% Feb 28
20% Mar 2
28y4 May 29
22y4 Jun 26
267/a Feb
14% May 29
23% Jan
5
68
20
24
25% May 28
36% Jan
2
Dec
8
35
Jun
28
93
July
17
92.: Sep
7
May 29
47%
Nov~22
5
101% May 28
25
Apr 26
46% Apr 19
25
38
Jan
24
Jan
4
33% Mar 16
23% May 29
9% Jan
9
23% Nov
14y8 May 29
9
30 y8 Nov
8
44% May 17
20% Jan
3
79% Dec
17
4
60% Jan
26
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13
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13
12%
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26
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4
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101A
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>
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25%
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35%
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—
2
Mar 17
57
28
Aug 17
Jan
31 Ya Jun
8y4Nov
4
33
2
27
46 Ya May 31
Mar 24
40% Sep
5
33y2Mar27
23% Apr
27
Jun
20
3% Jan
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:
Corp:
.
52% Mar 30
*<=
31
26
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5% preferred series B—
100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Light com—No par
4'%% preferred
100
Central Illinois Pub Service—No par
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Central Soya Co
No par
Century Industries Co_—
No par
* Cerro Corp
5
Certain-teed Products Corp
1
Cessna Aircraft C«
1
Chadbourn Gotham Inc
—1
Chain Belt Co
10
-
25
30'% Jun
Corp
5%
.
5
54
41'A
26
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rv
Cenco Instruments Corp—
1
Central Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central Of Georgia Ry com—No par
21
77% Apr
39 Ya Nov
24
«
49
2
Feb
Aug 23
38 Ya Nov
3
Jan
38
41
26
>" 49%
1
common^.
Products
Ceiotex
•
23
Jun
75 Ya Oct
'::•*%
Corp of Amer com—No par
2nd preferred
2
100
conv
f
Mar 13
68
50
7
27% Jan
7%
3
44
6
Mar
Inc—
preferred called
4%%
87% May
20
Mar
69
Corp
Celanese
.
9
July 12
38
Co
Steel
Ceco
10
Mar 22
26
15
5
•
Products
(J I)
407/a
-'25%
the "Week
/
Aug. 31
26%
13 Ya
367/a
*46%
29
,
6%%
8
Jan
44
16y4Jun
19% July 21
19
17
Jun
79
28
24% Jan
162 4 Oct
29
General
&
Aug. 30
'
10
3
71% Jan
102% Aug
10
—50
1
1
preferred!
—~10Q
2nd preferred
7
Caterpillar Tractor common_No par
22
Jan
5
'
7%
4
70
Jan
89
22
>
Jan
26
28% Dec
'
Case
3
2
Jun
29% Jun
417/8 Aug 29
1
9% Jan
July
2 Ya
Mar 20
5
No par
Light
Co
preferred
Carriers
'Carter
Mar 12
77
25
41 % Jun
90% May 31
2% Nov
>
4%%
:
9
&
Corp common 1
Sales for
/Friday
Ihursday
Aug. 29
Aug. 28
4i %
42
*99%
55V2
30 Ya
—No par
Ohio Ry_100
&
PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
26V8
13 Ya
5
Carpenter Steel
8
Monday
Aug. 27
41V2
42 %
-
10
Power
45% Mar 14
v32ya Jan
1
i
Clinchfreld
'Carolina
30
I
:
44% Feb
30% May 29
May 19
Corp
Carolina
8
;
Par
,
Mfg Co__,
Co
(Philip)
Carey
11
-
49
EXCHANGE
.
Mar 16
38% Jun
Mar 13
60 % May
20
Highest
SALE
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
;
200
98'%
98%
99
*97%
99%
217/a
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22
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58,500
14,600
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27
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;
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.
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6%
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26% Jan
39% Oct
24
95
Nov
28
50"% Apr
4
21% Jan
32 Ya Jun
15
Jan
10
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
98% Apr
17
29
41% Feb
16
—No par
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
> Checker Motors Corp
_1.25
29 Va May
9
Nov
31% Apr
19 Ya May 29
27% Mar 20
30% Jun
7% Jan
29% Feb
May 29
21
16% Jan
28
>15% Jun
8
11
I
Dec
91
July 19
103
Jun
5
25% Feb
10 Ya Jan
Chemetron
7
22
2
44 % May
18
28
60
Jan
4
98
Jan
11
•
52% May 23
May 29
,
18
6% Jun
25
13% Jan
Sep
18
14%Jun
2
Jan
26
31
Mar 30
13 Va Jun
25
27% Feb
19
37% May 26
28% Jun
29
36 Va Feb
15
18% Feb
27
8% Jun
25
Feb
27
50 Va Jun
25
26 y4 Oct
3
12
8% Jun
25
16% Jun
Feb
7
62
13% Jan
3
23% Jan
3
38
Feb
27% Dec
22
20
26
>
12
4
12 Ya Jan
23
21% Jan
12
31% Apr 11
41% Mar
8
25
37% Jan
3
37% Jan
10
82'% Jan
3
98% Feb
7
37'% Jan
3
94
323/u
x92
57% Sep
.
,
> 18 Ya
■
>
•
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51
8
31 % Jan
12
263/4 Feb
2
preferred series A_
—
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
:—P
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No par
Jun
22
35% May
25
21
May 28
29
May 28
33% Jan
14
62 % Feb
pfd
non-cum
•
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Chickasha Cotton Oil,
Chris-Craft
2
——
187/a-
>■>'
86
263/4
18
20% Feb
13
6
■
41% Nov 20
24% Oct
73% Nov
45'/s Nov
1
53
15
96%
58'/2
33%
35Vii
.
31 '/2
Apr
10
140
July
77% Jan
4
109
Nov
21% Jan
4
30
Jun
5
30y2 Jan
134'/2
17
6
26
59% Dec
5
77'/a Jun
15
24% Dec
28
70
20
32%
4
Jan
74
14% Jan
3
23% May 17
43
a
49Vs Nov
Jan
75%
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26
26
3
3
6
25
29
Jan
3
May 29
July 19
May 29
Jan 19
Jun
Jun
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jun
May
19y2May29
-
18% Jun 27
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39
Aug 28
50% Mar 17
Oct 24
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28% Dec 20^
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32
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—
133
35%
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14
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Jun 26
Jun 27
May 29
10
61
10
.
1
39% Aug 16
54% Feb
28
31 va Oct
3
42% Apr
19
23% Jan
3
Oct
10
21% Jan
Feb
*
»
57
47
Jan
Apr
143
July
City Investing Co
5
City Products Corp
'—No par
City Stores Co.
5
Clark Equipment Co
10
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co.:
1
Cleveland Electric Ilum common..15
>
•
■
»
,
;
12
19
2
27% Jan
12
55
jan
81% May
17% Jan
48% Jan
>
3
1
33
Aug 22
' 4iy2Jan 19 V
3
$4.50 preferred
:
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
Special guaranteed 4% stock—50
Clevite Corporation
!
1
Cluett Peabody & Co common__3.25
!
3
103% Jan
12
35% Aug 18
42% Jan
29
61
-
-
8
7% preferred
100
Coca-Cola Co_^
:
No par
Coco-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
$3.50 preferred———No par
Collins & Aikman Corp——Nopar
Collins Radio Co
J!
-1
Colorado Fuel in Iron' common
6
'
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50
Jun
195/a
/'
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553/4
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4
41
May 29
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Gas System
39
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,
24
17
Columbia
Jan
23% Jan
13
35% May 26
2©ya May 29
31% Feb
41% Jun
55 Va Jan
8
16
55% Dec
13
34
Jun
9
39 Ya Oct
12
15% Jun
27
50% Oct
9
Jun
23
10
Aug
3
111% Apr 18
19% Mar 29
12
Jan
3
3
107
„
13% Nov 28
May 29
66% Jan
31
90%
11% Jan
4
Conde Nast Publishing Co...
11 % May 29
15% Feb
7
Cone Mills Corp
;
8% May 29
Consolidated
82% Mar 28
Consol
25
7
37% Jun
13
20% Jan
5
Dec
11
60% Jan
3
67 y2 Oct
9
4
45 Ya Nov
10
29% Jan
51%
49% Aug 31
31
:
4
Jan
13
65% Jun
12
93
46
21% July
90% Jan
5
11
17% Oct 24
90
Mar
6
58
Mar
111
May
3
48% Dec
77% Jan
6
85% Jun
12 ye May
7% Jan
3
18% Oct
19
84% Jan
4
7% Jan
3
46% Oct
26
Jan
3
Consolidated
49%
f..
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17 Ya Jun
25
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Aug 15
94% Apr
8% Mar 15
42% Apr
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40
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21
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4
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7
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67
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10
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20
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93 y2 July 10
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23
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11
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32
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19
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
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Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
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Mar 29
21 y2 Feb
14
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88
May 16
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45
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3
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20
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37
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4
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61
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12
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11
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50
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50
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preferred—
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19
25
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13
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3
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23
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31% May 29
55%
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16
Eastern Gas & Fuel ASsn
89% May 24
80 Va Jun
22
92
Feb 27
25% May 17
11% Jun
27
Jun
25
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13
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9
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30
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28
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Apr
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25
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94
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.
12
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69
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25
Jun
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4
161
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100
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20
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15
35% Jun
29
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14%
33
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29
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23%
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22
22% Jan
22
a
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Dayton
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36
57 Va Feb
19% Jan
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May 29
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46% Apr 19
647% Nov.
23% May
10
20 a Mar
51% Apr
22
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preferred series A
Dayco Corp
2
21
84% May
1
86% Mar 15
Jun 22
27
38% May 29
40 y4 May 29
'7 13% jun
21
Feb
84
27
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Dan River
18% Mar 12
29% Jan
61% Jan.
29% Jan
3
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5
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25
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45
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21
52% Dec
19
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78
Mar 20
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12
37% Feb
12% Jan
iq
20% Aug 18
f
45% May 29
74% Jun
17% July 24
Mar 13
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10
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35
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2
13% Feb
:
12,50
_
55% Feb
May 17
29% Jan
;
Cuban-American
33% Jan
34%
-
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convertible
CTS Corp——
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Crucible Steel Co of America
V
15
A
58% Oct
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7 14% Oct
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7 14% Mai- 20
Jan
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34
15%
-
-
.21 Ve Jun
Mar 27
37
16% Jan
12%
Seal
Cuneo Press Inc—//—.
42 y4 May 29
,
2
May
&
13
34% May 28
Jun
14%
333/4
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No par
S2 conv preference
No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common_—5
$4.20 preferred—
No par
7
21%
15%
44
Y
29
7i 81% Aug 30
19
59% Jan
Cork
Crown
r
4
19
2
4
20% Jan
21%
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22%
23 %,
34
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-
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12% Feb
25
627/a May 23
7 47% May
3
32
Aug
48% Aug 18
22%
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Y':Y
No par
Publishing
70% Jan
20% May 29
78% Aug
10%
Rales for
Thursday
25%
10%
■/•"•/■: 164% 167
5
25
'15% Jan
July 20
Jun
25%
10%
48%
1
com
convertible preferred
i
77% July 27
Feb.13
81
7 ,7%
7.9%
7
26%
10 Va
100
Crompton & Knowles Corp
21% Mar 29
,
31% Nov 14
80% Oct 23
76% Feb
■
Mar
20
1
Jun
25%
10%
25
preferred™™
Crowell-Collier
107% Feb 19
19% Aug 23
?• 16 '/a Jan
9
33% Jun 25
.
5%
0
97
r
5
86% Jan
7 11
May 29
15% Mar 27
3
76% Jan
;
26
77;
23
14%
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12
46% Aug 30
i.'.-f/-*
32
3%%
Mar 13
47 y2 Jan
>
14% Jun 27
31 % May 29
23
Aug. 29
34
.5_5
1
Coty International Corp
23%
21%'
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Crane Co common.—
1
129% Jan
25
8% Jun
20
20
22
-
82% May
19% Feb
;
9% May 29
26% Aug
3
0V2 JU11 '22
30
19% Jan
Jun
46
16"
54 % Jan
4
> 9
62% Feb Id
"
86% Jun 27
1
16% May
i
25
91
36%" Nov 27
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8
7
12 V2 Jun
4
12
14% Feb
6
Dec
a
14
14
37% Aug
Dec.
23% Apr 18 '
13'/a Aug 21
73% May. 19
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'/
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38 % May 23
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25
41
95 % Jun
i 3
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SALE PRICES
Wednesday
10%
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100
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8
19
12
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2
26
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26% May J 7
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68% Jan
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4
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67
3
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Dec
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28
20 y4 Aug 13
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23%
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27
22 V4 Jun
13
45% Nov 20
t
Feb
24% Jan,
40% Aug. 31
25
6
194% Mar 19
■i 90.
6
4% May 29
76% Jan. 17
Corn Products Co—
4
23 % Mar
■r
July
12% Jun
134
•
July 25
89% Jan.
V
50 % Mar 10
>
24
51 y4
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5
60% Mar 28
Jan
43
92% Jan
5
18% Jun 28 !
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24% Apr 11
1
44% Nov
5
29% Apr
;
4
39% Feb
j:
16
Jan
88
9% Apr 17
70% Aug 31
78
; Nov 24
-
11
42% Jan
.
4
93% Sep 21
29% May- 9
22% May 11
i
May 28
105% Jun 27
40
:
of America
43% Mar 21
25
16
/ Y
Monday
Cooper-Bessemer Corp—
Cooper Tire
Rubber CP,
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range- Co __™j™
Copperweld Steel Co-—
:
15% Feb
1
A.,,,;.';
Par
Controls Co
5
34% Mar 19
■
25
12% Jun
/:
EXCHANGE
34% Fee
27% Jun 25
31/
63% Nov -28
*
Jun
19
15
42 y4 May
25
9% May 29
22% May 24
45% May 3,
145% Sep 26
83% Jan
5
88
23 Va Jun
'
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Highest
20 y2 May 29
6
49% Jun
>
Lowest
^
15% Dec
3
26
•',.18% Jan
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40% May 31
18
i
7% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1
::Y/YVYV
37% Jun
4
-24% Jan
26% Oct
,
Highest
Lowest
>
STOCKS
^EVV YORK STOCK
Range for Previous
11%
39%
38%
39
35%
35%
.35%
.35'A
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18
The Commercial and Financial
(962)
**"
Chronicle...; Monday, September 3, 1962
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'
'
'■
.
STOCKS
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCK
/
;
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Monday
,
Par
17% Jan
3
25 % May
16
15 y4 May 29
5
Fedders
27
3
39"% Nov
10
31
Jun
25
42% Mar 15
Federal
Mogul Bower Bearings
5
19% May 10
7
Jun
26
14 y4 Feb
Federal
Pacific Electric
1
15 % Jun
27
22% Feb
7
5%%
9
44% Feb
7
Federal
Jan
12% Dec 29
Dec
17
13
24% Jan
5
33VaJan
3
19
42% Oct
32 % Aug
59% Nov 22
34% Feb
1
10% Nov
2
18 y4 Jan
20
42% July 26
55% Dec
4
31% Jun
34 y2 Mar 21
18 % Jun
26% Aug
2
-.15% Mar 16
24
35% Apr
11
164% Nov
24
51
Jun
33% Jan
9
5iy4 Nov
20
30
Aug 13
25'A jun
4
69
Nov
PlUrol
111
Corp
Financial
49% Jan
4
75% Dec
4
22% Nov
82
Nov
Dec
29
41% Jan
86% Mar
28
95
May~22
34%
2
48% Mar 21
Firestone
Tire
4
114
2
First
Charter
72% Jan
2
First
25
80% Aug
8
89.'
May 19
Mar
87
1
104 ;
Aug 14
Mar 16
46-
•> S4.5G
$2.25
conv
B
5
Florida
East
Coast
3
19
25
15
48 % Jun
25
82% Feb
8
Florida
5
17
13% Jun
13
30 % Mar
1
Fluor
10
58% Jan
17
86"% Nov
16% Jan
4
34% May
59 % Jan
3
93 % Nov
47
Jan
Jan
May~3l
48
3
11
58
87 % Mar 12
Aug 31
34% Aug 28
40 y4 Jan
21% May 29
Jan
89
1
89% Jun
May 29
34
31% Jan
93
22
5
F
2
C
29% Jan
3
8
4%
14% Jan
3
Food
27
May 5
16% Nov 30
11
18
29% Mar 22
10% Aug 14
10 y4 Jun
25
45% Aug 23
Mineral
Foote
Ford
Co
15% Nov
21
Jun
25
14% Jan
4
Foremost
9
43% Oct
19
24% Jun
45% Feb
8
Foster-Wheeler
61 % Dec
26
87
18
26 y4 Jun
25
25
67
Feb
1
Foxboro
28% May 29
42 Va Apr
11
357/b Nov 28
26% Aug 14
14% Jan
24
5
Dec
26
27
50 % Nov
19
Jan
3
22 'A Jan
27
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30,400
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82
82
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160
9,600
Franklin
Stores
Freeport
Sulphur
Friden
15
51
15,600
1
Corp
27% Feb
84
Jan
4
2
25% Apr
11
Gabriel
Co
30% Jun
25
46% May 22
Gamble
Skogmo
51
Gardner-Denver
Trailer
Frueliauf
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1
Co
Inc
14% Jan
:
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2
35%
Co
3
Jan
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28%
12
56
17,600
34 Va
28%
17% May 29
2
Nov
86
25
31%
10
78% May 29
31% Aug 23
13
12 'A Jan
Jun
31
16%
93%
9
31%
92%
45
8"%
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75
39
11%
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283/4
72
163/4
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44%
2
Inc
Corp
19% Jan
Jun
25
Dairies
29% Jan
May 29
27
20
19
67% Oct
3
Feb
13
3
1
Apr
35% Jun
27
73
Apr
8
1
19>/4
28 J/2
73
38%
25%
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13,600
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22
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14
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31
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71
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25%
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17
38
69
34%
25%
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convertible
31% Jan
12
34%
1
Mart Inc
20 % Mar 29
36 % Jun 26
A
•
69
-16%
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16%
41%
50%
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39
64%
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92%
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39
16
68
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15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—.1
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5
12
pfd
divid
93
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31
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13 % Jan
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2.50
Fair Stores Inc
Food
15
Jun
M
93
>>
No par:
pfd
Railway
& Light
Power
Corp
When
13% May 29
July 26
24% Aug 25
12'/a Jan
preferred—100,
2nd
,
-
22
•
17
23.%
,
the Week
Aug. 31
153/4
16
36%
8%
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52
13%
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•
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36 % Jan
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conv
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17
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21
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13%,
;
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No par
common
Feb
25
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Co
6% Feb
26
3% Jun
Jan
19
8%
.*>17
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22%
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preferred
35% Jun
50
17% Oct
$4
.21%
1;
Stores
Moore
&
Flixukote
24
8
85
Fischbach
8
38%
_1 ~
Inc
Rubber
National
20% May 8
26 y4 Mar 16
51% May 19
July 14
4
50 y4 Jan
May 29
40%
41
14%./'
8%
3
Friday
Aug. 30
15%
15%
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16
Sales for
Thursday
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36%
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15%
PRICES
;
•
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33%
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13%
Financial Corp.No par
25
15% Jun
40%
10 *
-I.
Federation
49% Aug 29
24
23
38%
par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
12
28% Jan
Products„_No
Paper
22
Jan
33%
23
10
24% Mar 14
142
25
17%
33%
SALE
HIGH
Aug. 29
36%
8%
-1
Corp
Fiberboaro
8s;a
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16
36%
*16%
1.25
Stores
Dept
16
16%
37
8y2
25
35 % Mar 15
s
22% May 29
5
16
36%
T
A__23 ~
Inc
Fenestra
Ferro
15
series
preferred
53% Feb
6
Co com
pfd
2nd
conv
Federated
2
1
Paper Board Co common__5
4.60%
May 10
31 % Feb
20
Dec
23% Oct
126
Corp
15% Aug 22
\
May 29
14
.
25
2
54% Jan
10 % May 29
12
23% Jun
-
24
22% July 11
37 Va Jun 27
23% July 27
Aug 30
21
23% Feb
Aug. 28
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Wednesday
Tuesday
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,
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27%
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33%
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,
34%
33%
35%
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28
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35
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82
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4,000
6,500
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19% May
41% Nov
Mar 13
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1
8
27
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July 24
Jan
J2
Feb
21
40 J/a Sep
25
56% Mar 17
"3% Jan
3
5% May 12
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9
29% July
14
27 J/2 Jan
10
4
26% Dec
6
29
18 %Jun
17% Jan
17% May 29
26% Jan
; 2
10% Jan
6
14 % Dec
1
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
32'% Nov
16
23 Va Jun
26
32'/a Feb
16
22% Jan
3
92'% Jan
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10
20 %
<
58
2% May 29
4J/2 Mar 19
22% Feb
27
10% Jun
26
34'/a Jan
•
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5 J/8 Feb
19
37% Jan
2
19
45% Jan
<
1
Nov
2
58
15
21
38% Sep
5
113
May 31
68% Jan
10
107% Nov
24
55% Apr
31
31
Apr
40% Jan
104
Jan
3
6
Dec
13
110% Dec
12
58
9
General
Bronze
General
Cable
Corp
Cigar
General
Contract
16% Jan
9
General
Controls Co
25
36% Feb
1
General
Dynamics
78'/a Mar 12
General
Electric
53 % Mar
5
General
Finance
35% July 27
57% Jun
96
Jan
2
General
Foods
Jan
4
General
33 Ya Jan
1
25
115
106 J/2 May 29
86 % Nov
29
4
42% Dec
5
30'/4 Jun
42 % Feb
10
18 Va
27
14
July 23
Oct
27
78
Jun
7
26% Jun
37'% Jan
23
52
Jun
7
35
5% Jan
3
8
Aug 11
4
26% Jan
3
38
25
May
57 % Jan
115
•
2
5%
27
87% Apr
26
Aug 14
30% Mar
59
Jan
1
9
34 Ya
7,100
55'%
55%
56 Va
543/4
55%
7,700
8,200
14
35'/a
351/2
35%
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1
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39
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37Ya
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69'/4
69Ya-
69%
69%
1
161/4
17
16%
171/a
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41
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11%
113/8
3,400
24 Ya
24 Ya
24%
253/8
28,400
67%
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673/4
683/4
373/4
60,000
373/4
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391/2
900
69%
683/4
69%
68%
69 3/8
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16%
19,000
16
16 %
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19,800
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26
1113/4
26
26%
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113V2
140
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37
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53
112
111 Ya
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7% Jan
2
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37 Va Mar 22
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86 5/a
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40%
40%
1,400
20%
203/a
20%
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16,600
14,700
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353/s
36 %
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36%
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36%
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5'/a
5%
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53/4
30 Ya
55/8
313/a
5%
30Y4
31%
30'/a
5%
30 Ya
No par
Service
Jan
12
54% Apr
5
General
Railway
19% Oct
25
25% May 19
9% Jun
27
22 J/4 Mar 28
General
Refractories
6
5
28'/a Jun
15
41
General
Steel
General
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37
36
36
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25'% Jan
3
24% Jun
27
Nov
1
13'% Jun
22
24
27 Va May 11
26% July 14
32% Apr
3.
20% Mar 20
26
May 29
25'/a July 26
18% May 29
7% May 29
17% May 28
92'% Jan
25
19
30'% Jan
3
Sep
100
53% Jan
4
July 25
42
14% Jan
Nov
17
44i/4 Jan
28
27
29
Mar 14
Mar
6
Mar 22
Jan
2
19% Feb
$1.30
preferred
preferred
$1.25
General
Time
General
Tire
7
97
Jun
25
22
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
41% Dec
29
33% July 2
30 Va Jun 22
42% Feb
19
58% Jan
40% May 29
62% Jan
12 '/a Jun
25
20
Feb
16
Getty
Oil
May 29
19
Feb
21
Giant
Portland
53
Mar
75% May 24
70i% Nov 17
21
May 19
2
21
Mar
6
12
$5
28
28
11%
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31
27 Ya
263/4
263/4
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251%
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27%
275/8
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10 Ya
11
6,700
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315/a
315/a
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31
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11'/a
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233/4
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27 Ya
27
26 Y4
27
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26'%
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20%
203/4
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20 Y4
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11
100
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100
106
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106
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37 5/8
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471/4
48
47
15%
153/4
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1
143/4
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15
>
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14%
Co
Cement
25% Jun
25
23% Jun
27
31% Jun
6
Gibson
30
Jun
25
55
2
Gillette
Co
31
July 27
43% Mar 15
Glmbel
Co
Brothers
Gibralter Financial
23 Va
24'/a
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99%
23%
23%
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106 > >
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*105
Dec~12
24% Oct
13
16'% Jan
3
12»% Oct
3-
35% Jan
4
11% Jan
3
57% Dec 18
31% Aug
4
Greeting
34'/a
34'/a
6
32% Mar 21
Ginn
16 Va Jun
26
20% Aug 31
171% May 16
Nov 28
8% Jun
22
14% Feb
14
Glen
36% Jun
25
45'/a Feb
14
Glidden
9% May 29
15'/4 Feb
,
14'/4 Sep
13
1% Jan
3
3
51'% Jan
3
79
33% Jan
4
47% NOV 15
27
3
55% Dec
May
Nov
8
21
1% Aug 15
43
2
&
Co
6% Jan
4
18%
5
Dec~27
Alden
Corp
Aug 21
44% Jan
Goodyear Tire &
22
54 Ya Feb
Gould-National
14
37 Ya
Grace
12'/a Jun
27
20% Jan
29
14'/a Aug 10
34 % Jan
2
Grand
9
25
22
49 % Jan
2
Granite
11
18
39% Apr
3
10'/a May 29
18% May 29
15 Va Apr
25'/4 Jan
29 J/2 Jan
2
75 Va Jan
4
6
75
Jan
3
26% Nov 28
3
70 J% Nov
19'/a Jan
3
48% Jan
3
18'/4 Jun
27
24% Feb
Great
Nor
15
62% Feb
Great
Northern
.Aug 13
47% Feb
Great
44% Dec
20
5
39% Jun
1
20
Jan
3
90
Mar 22
146
Aug
3
36% Dec 21
15 % Jun
42% Jan
30
May 29
137'/a July 3
22 Va Jun 26
35 Ya Feb
28
1441/2 Jan
29
36% Jan
2
Jan
3
32% Jan
3
35% Jan
16
85
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86% Jan
4
91
Oct
4
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28
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9
33% Jan
12
21 »/2
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93
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8
53
29% Apr 18
18% Jan
3
27
May 19
96% May 24
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14
40
30
30
Feb
15
103% Aug 22
61'/a Aug 27
43% Feb 21
Great
7%
371/a
48'/4
15%
155/a
153/4
14 3/8
14%
14 5/8
34
33'/2
33J/2
33%
33%
33
34 Ya
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301/4
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30 3/a
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38 J/8
375/8
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37'%
38
32'/a
33
32%
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331/2
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245/a
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24%
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20
20
20 3/a
203/a
205/a
14,600
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footnotes,
40
34 Ya
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15
15 3/8
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15
153/a
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27 Ya
26
27
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21
21%
25
38
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32
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29
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5
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21
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1
21
21
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21
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28
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231/4
23
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1,300
73
73
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35%
13,600
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50
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351%
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35%
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35 '/a
100
100
100
100
100
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$4.20
preferred
$4.40
preferred
$4.44
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12
74
8.33 %
3
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14
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Mar 12
293/a
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90
41
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preferred
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19 V2 Aug 24
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11 ,"?•
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49% Mar 29
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14
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10
11
38 Ya
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19
Jan
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12
July 24
103% July 18
243/8
24'/a
20
19%
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>
2,600
28,300
61%
78% Feb
105
4,100
23'/a
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7
3,000
30,200
34 Ya
43% Apr
13
15
223/4
70% Jun 27
10
14%
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331/2 May 29
27% May 29
Dec
14 Ya
23'/a
13
106
16s/8
35
13
7
16,200
48
16
61%
11
Mar
37%
48
16
61
Dec
Jan
365/8
48%
23'/a
Dec
93
37Va
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34Ya
44
88% Apr 27
94% Jun 15
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conv
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93% Apr
104% Dec
7,000
1
4 J/2 %
79
2
343/4
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No par
2
12
4
34%
15'/4
Stores
preferred called
Aug
27VaJan
345/8
26 Ya
Pacific Tea Co
Greyhound Corp common
27% Oct
May 29
20% Jun 27
300
48 ■<
141/a
293/8
2.50
preferred
Shoe Manufacturing Co
4J/4%
106
363/4
393%
■
100
Paper
Iron
Western
'11'/a
11
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5
Atlantic &
Green
38,900
100
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Ry Co
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Great Western Financial Corp
1
25
100
106
48
38 J/a
1%
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35
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351/2 Jun
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5
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13
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1
preferred
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39% Dec
Jan
5
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3%%
4
23
800
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343/8
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Inc
Steel
60 Ya Jan
51% Feb 23
25% Feb
25 Va Jan
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Grant
Rubber
Co
City
25
39% July 12
139
4Va Aug 15
Union
40 Va Jun
28% Apr
69
30
f/
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Mining
Granby
52 Ya Aug
8
1
1
& Co
(W R)
40% May 17
81% Mar 19
■
1
Co
Jun
May 11
.
10
5
35% Jan
20
Co
29
2
24'/a
19%
(B F)
30
July
24J/4
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Goodrich
17
Mar
341%
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Jan
72% Jan
Jan
80
34
33 Ya
Inc
July 24
Jun
38
5
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700
79,900
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30
39
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35'% Jan
26
30
38'A
1
25% Jun
Jan
30
5
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235/8
27
26%
30%
33%
5
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27
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,
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Cards Inc
23% May 11
47
16% July
Jan
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21
4
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315/a
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26
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Georgia-Pacific Corp
11%
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100
2
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preference
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32
3.3.3J/3
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Nov
3
(series B)
20
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11%
1
Tele & Electronics
<fc
28 Ya
10
General
30% Apr
4
102 J/2 Feb 23
107
Signal
Industries
100
6,800
303/4
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41'% Dec
800
37%
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5Ya
2.50
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Public Utilities Corp
preferred
19,800
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44 J/2 Feb
25% Jan
29
4,800
68%
1121/4
86
30
5
>11%
40
>
20%
5
1,200
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800
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14
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343/a
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conv
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5
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preferred
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1,900
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5
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Mills
General
Apr
43 Y4
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2
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253/4
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Jun
36J/4
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26
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20
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31
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27
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3
Oct
28
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79'/a Jan
24
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8
17
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25
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2
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83
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18
33
27
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31
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6191
Number
196
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(963)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
EXCHANGE
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales f.nr
Wednesday
Thursday
Aug. 29
Tuesday
Aug. 28
Monday
Aug. 27
Par
Aug. 30
Friday
the Week
Aug.. 81
Shares
H
29
25 Vg Jan
4
3
60% Nov
29% Nov
29
24
28% Feb
9
Oct
3
112% Feb
13
26% Jan
3
36
Nov
16
26% Aug
1
33 Va Dec 21
38
Dec
4
35% Dec
15
42% Oct
128
59% Feb
May 28
18% Jun
83
Hallicrafters
Hamilton
31
25
34% Jan
22
July
2
4%
*
15
7
20% July 11
39 % Jan
5
39 % Jun
25
75% Jan
36% Aug
7
1
3
27 % May 18
25% May 29
17Va May 29
38% Feb
20% Jan
24% Jan
4
23% Jan
23
36% Dec
30
25 Va Oct
24
29% Oct
9
8% Feb
6
13% Feb
20
37% Feb
27
43% Mar 15
32 V4 Dec
Jan
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18
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27
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27
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25
35% Jan
Jan
9
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28
17% Jan
18
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28
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19
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22
31% Jan
21
40 % May 29
49% Feb
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7
87
3
Jan
46% Apr
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24
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/
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34
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Jun
33
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86
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19
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/
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21
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5%
25
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14
6
72
Nov
6
74
May
16
Jan
20
26
11
Jan
22
Jun
15
33% Feb
13
24% Jan
12
30
24% Jun
11
30% Feb
19
14% Oct
31
29% May 10
May 29
17% Jan
8% Dec
29
11% Mar 13
4% Aug 29
26% Jun 14
8% Feb
29% Apr
40%
19
29 % Feb
6
34
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22
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9
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Nov
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22
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8
16% Jun
25
23% Mar
1
22
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5
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32 % Jun 14
Sep
33% Jan
19
60 % Sep
13
74% Feb
23
80% Jun
9
81% Aug 16
88% Jan 10
85% Nov
13
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1
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11
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10
75
Aug
83
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27
25
3
8
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3
45
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7
58% May
8
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3
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10
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4
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6
28
52%
29%
28%
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92
preferred-—50
&
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17% Feb
Feb
51 %
28%
25%
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preferred——L
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25%
26%
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convertible
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12.50
common—5
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or!4%
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preferred
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of
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28
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convertible
14
Jun
6,700
34
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pfd ser C
& Bearing
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95
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20
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1
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17
89 % Jun .,.4
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6
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9
30%
20
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preferred
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-
30%
31%
22%
10
series
Chemical
$4.25
9% Jun
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100
2,000
20%
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58%
21%
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&
43% May 29
32 % Jun 21
1
58%
21
25c
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82 % May
42% Aug 29
14% Jan
58
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common
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convertible
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9
74% Jun
41'
10
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5
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57
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5
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5
24% Nov
36
59 V»
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1
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15
3
10
58
30%
1
conv
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..'
1
Jun
18
Mar 10
59%
21%
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27%
22%'
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v>,
3
May 31
15
Apr
29%
20%
23%
32
27
36
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23%
127
27%
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31%
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27%
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July 18
•
92
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6
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32%
127
27%
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100 s
Corp
31%
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59
preferred-No par
A
Chemical
Hotels
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s 2
16% Jan
19
125
23%
23%
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125
27%
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9
40 % Jan
123
100
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5%%
2
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25
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5
Apr
July
8
36% Mar
7
26 >• Jun
43% Aug 28
; 90
Jun
23%
33%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com—1
3%% preferred series K
100
4
43% Mar 22
28
23%
50
Co__;
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4
7
Apr
20%
1
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14%
29%
20%
common
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s
2„
19% Jan
68 % Jun" 13
29%
21
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10
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30% Jan
66
29%
1
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Hershey Chocolate
2
Jan
88
29
—1
preferred
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300
21
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14%
20%
non-cumulative-preferred—25
29
'
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88
21
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preferred——
15% May 24
21
28% Apr
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7%
14%
29%
—:
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21 %
22
2
18% Nov
65% Jan
9
Apr
25
v'
3
25
21
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20%
1
common
&
40% Mar 27
May 29
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May 29
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28% Mar 30
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of
3.65%
1
1
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preferred
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:
39% May 14
15
21
29
Co
Hazeltine Corp
4
15%
14%
•
20%
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Marx.
&
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36% Jun
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-
37%
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1
1.25
Heller
115
9,900
21-
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10
15% Aug
20% Jan
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Mar 21
6
World
&
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•
18
Oct
com
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6
110% Aug
Nov"17
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Corp
Haveg
2
25
115
Jan
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17
50
14%
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15 Va
15
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29
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2
25
4,000
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18
27% Jun
108
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4
Jan
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50%
7.50
i.
19% Apr
25
29
50%
37%
50%
1
Co
44% Jan
10% May 29
<
28%
49%
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2
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28% *r28%
50
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30% Mar 23
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6%
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3
11
29
49 Va
2.50
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c.
'
4
9% Jan
May 29
37%
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50%
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37% Mar 23
May 29
37%
29%
50
1
common
preferred-.
Organ
Hanna AM
2
4
46
19
Jun
Co
Harbison-Walker
Vv :•
2
6
44% Sep
80 V4 Dec
35 ;
37%
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'50%
.
k
Hammond
48% Mar 13
•
128 % Apr .13
3
37%
29%
50%
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1 '
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convertible
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34 % Jan
,
31% Aug 30
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29%
5
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3
Jun
37%
5
12.50
Co
2
Jan
36% Jan
Aug
Printing CO-
2
108
26
122
Water
Hall |W Fj
Halliburton
■
27% Jan
3
20
May 24
Hackensack
14
27% Jan
27
July
26% Jun
58 % Mar 28
31
120% Jan V 9
May 29
10
14
Nov
91
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
46
20
21% Oct
23-
May 29
25 % May 28
39 % May 18
42% Jan
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98
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98
99
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Monday, September 3, 1962
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37
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26
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11
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14
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28
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16
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3
15
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25
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19
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1
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5
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4
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22
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38 % Nov
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28
4
65 Va Oct
May 31
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18
25
Oct
24
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21
27% Sep
25
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44 Vs Jan
61
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9
17
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42% Jun 25
.
77% Jan
5
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72 Va Dec
12
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29
July
79 Va Dec
8
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20
48% Jun
12
14% Jun
25
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23% Jun
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4
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26
33
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4
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4
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107
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89
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27
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97
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76
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25
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15
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120 Va Nov
Manhattan Shirt
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.
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84
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2
2
3
104
21
19 % Jun
13
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26
45
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28
35
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21
3
43
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27
30
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25
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conv
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8
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16
43 '/a Mar 22
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15
27
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24
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1
21
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14
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15
23
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27
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3
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26
26
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8
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14
39
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32% Jun
15
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-
12
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2
9
9
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46% Jan
2
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31
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8
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31
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26
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6
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6
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25
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3
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16
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20
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9
93
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19
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11
Alio.
For footnotes,
see
30
96
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17
,
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27
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7
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6
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page
25.
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1
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Melville Shoe Corp common
I
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McNeil Mach & Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co_
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29
26
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49 % Feb
;'i>:
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V
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16
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30
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49
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v
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22% Jan
100
McCrory Corp common
3Va% convertible preferred
19
Jan
series
i
22
93
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i
1959
McCord Corp
19
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144
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19
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2
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27 %
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51 % Mar 29
Jan
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Maytag Co
31% July 13
125
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5
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May 21
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84
78% Jan
100
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May 18
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:28% -Jan
;: :
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Marlin-Rockwell Corp
-
28% Aug 31
18% Jan
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1
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46
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9
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6
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3
30
2
25
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3
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50
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23
2
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20
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series
7%
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50
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151
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Mar 20
57
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146
28
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V
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13
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35
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13
9
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6
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1
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28
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19 Va Jan V 2
26
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34% May 29
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51% Aug 18
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1
15%
5
54% Mar "29
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10
135
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3
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46
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26%
16%
6
44% Jan
18
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15%
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&
Lehigh Valley RR„__
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I
Apr 17
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15
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19
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9
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21
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series
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7
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62
152 V2 Dec
84%'
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5
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
1
Lehigh Portland Cement-^—15
Lehigh Valley Industries com—___1
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44% Jun 25
111% Nov
44% Jan
8
7
3
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10
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9
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13
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46
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6
Feb
24
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3
15
Aug 27
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50%
26%
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34%
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38
45
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25
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25
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5
20
4
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111
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6
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22% Mar 22
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10
21% Apr
13 % Jun
Aug 31
41% Dec
8
2
11% Jan
15
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39 % Dec
26% Jun
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Mar 12
3
11% Jun
preferred
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18
3
Apr 21
4%
26
25 y4 Mar 12
25
27% Oct
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23
106
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86
27
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108
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11
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27
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26
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97
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1 Oct
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46
13
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13
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36.
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27
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14
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36% Jun
■'
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26
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July 31
91
1
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71
5
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8
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100
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3
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&
convertible
4%%.
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38
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87
36
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79% Mar 14
28
17
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96% Nov
18
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May 21
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58% Jan
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410
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Volume
196
Number
6191
.
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The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
,
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28
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i
28
74
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30
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12
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25
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20
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11
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5
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20
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3
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12
11
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21
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28
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25
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25
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22
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62
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.
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21
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28
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39% Jan 30
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20
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3
9% Sep 21
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26
27
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25
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37% Feb
25
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28
68% Sep 22
1
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9
16% Jan
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31
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44
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18
20
3
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28
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23
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25
303/B Apr
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5
54
v
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17
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17
3
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68
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32
Apr
30
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21
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20%
X *20% .20%
.
23'/a
23% Ac x21% ; 22% :
/
31%
32 Va
"
31% - 32Va
"'X
; *84
——
'Quaker Oats Co common
16
.
———No par X
5
Q
,
7,500
46
,v/41 X' t 41%
■
■"
20% July 25
28% Jun 25
12
*^7
90
52
39
y
;22 A
15%
45%
*39
40%<.
.40%:
39%
40%
101
13%
.
46%
45%
52%
;40%,
*68'A
37
*3Qr
<
39%
„
1119
24
<
490
101
"lOOVi
•
...,
__
32% Oct
700
4,000
101
-
84/ Jun 18
31 % May 29
11
31 Vi Se
29%
32%
100%
29%
100 va
.
87% Aug 14
8
360
100%
32 Va
32 Va
5,300
X 32'A
k
.
-
7
22% Nov 16
14
May 12
300
26
*25 %
,
__
7,300
31,700
17'A
16%
'
92% Nov
3
Jan
Jan
86
102
14
92%
*92
-•24%
24
,
61
92%
.
—
14,900
61%
59%
*92
'
73'
3,600
X38
:1'
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
.
•
126 'A 128
,7% guaranteed preferred
100 .... *126% 128 XXVi* 126% 128
*126 Vt 128 ■:
21%
21%
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
1.25.
XX21%V:22%X-.X x21% v2L%!. 'X 21;;V '21% X
51;' 'A.';
50%
47% Jun 27
67% Feb 20
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co———_l0i-V VVV.52Va - 53., X v i x51 J V 51 Va >/
50% 51
7 V4
7%
;
6% May 29
12% Jan
4 A;
Pittsburgh Steel Co com,!
No par
7%
7%XX ' , 7% • 7%:XXXv7%
7%
43
*41
37
Jun 27
•
54
Jan
9
5% preferred class A
100 X.'XX *41
43 X
.'*41
,.43
/V *41
43
*42
'43
38
Jun 21
55% Jan 24
v /
5%% 1st series prior pfd
,_100 V;.//;- ' *42 .. 43 ,X XX *42 V- 43 XXX."*42
43?. ;
! t'32 ;
32
19% Jan
8
<35% Mar 29
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—!
100 i ' ?< 29'A. 29% XXX 30% 32
X 31 X132%tV
*117% 119 ,V
116% Mar 6
122
May 11
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100 V • ; H7V2 117%? • .. ,*117% 119X .. *117% 119 /r .v - V > /
55 s « f.
55%
44V2Jun-25
f 78
Jan
4
XPittston Co (TheKcommon^_-X--liXXXfV-*/^56i X56%X'X'X 55;/r.-56% X-'X 54% T56- f e
„
,'
100 V L •100 v
88
Jun 25
,130.;' Jan
3
;
;
$3.50 convertible preferred—__75 X - 1 *101
102
.
lOl Vi 102, : / ■/ 100 , 100 .'-./vV', A 30% 30 y2
25% July 2
32% Aug 27 -V'V< Plough Inc
i
—
;
LJ1.25 XvvX*X-'30,%r.32.Vt;*X
30.%'r-.., 31 % X'.X?.30%.■? 3.03/i.
v
,109% -111%
81% Jun 14
221/. Jan
3
Polaroid Corp
—J——•—x___—1/ X
108% 112%, ' X-106%, 111% X- xl05% llOVa"
V15
1
15 X
; 14
May 29
21
Jan 22
Poor & Co——————10 ,X-:TXX: 15 %
15%X»X 15% 15'A 7 X.'.15'X-'15''iVX'X'V'2; '• X;93 <' 93
19
Aug 13
95% Mar 5
*
Porter Co Inc (HK)<5% % sfpref_lOO-V~""- *93
«" 94 / X/ v*93
t94-v
*93 ..'.94<; , ;f. /A38% 38%;
32
May 28 /
47% Mar
8
Potomac Electric Power Co__
-lO /,-/'
" 39% 39%. ?; .y 38V2 '39 , / .'V x38:
38 Va ,
69%
;
68%
56% Jun 25
92V4 Jan
2;
X
Procter & Gamble—Xv_y._j-_;_No par/ 69%'V 69% ,:XX 68%-v69'':->-7/'X''«68V8V*,68%VA;;Xv ;
26 Va
< 26 X
20% Jun 25
32% Apr 19X
Public Service Co of Colorado--—5 ^X""^ ^X:26% :*26%X,X ' 26 % X26%
^
X 26%a 26%: :;X VX, "r, '66% :66%:
49% May 29
69
Apr ,17
X
Public Serv Elec & Grs com_No par
T":'v 66%'X67%:' • ,A x66 Vt '; 67 V4 :;/'/ ■ 66i/8 66V2 > -7 ; .
29% ''29%
29
July 24
31 % May 14
- $1.40 div preference com—No par * ""{V -X 30%
30%
X x29% ^30.;, ;:X „X! 29y2 29 V2.
" -.
88 Va '
*87
85
Jan
5
91% May 17
-4.08%
preferred—lOO^X" , X>87% 88%»-*
*87? «,-• 88%Xt ■ ,*87 X 88% ;<V j. ; ',
*90 % •91 : i
87
Jan
2
94% May
7 .
• • 4.18%
preferred
100 "XX *90u
91%X' X- *90 X-,9i%
*90%X9L :
X. ;;
93
•
93 X
90% July 17
97
May 21
4.30% preferred—,—
—100 " X" *92%
93%/.l
*92%; 93'/a
*92% ; 93%;
A/v!
106 X X
106 104
Jun 29
1
109
Apr 10
:
5.05% preferred--—-—sJ
100
-106% '106% . -,*104% 106% X *105 <.'106% A 7 " ■- *i07% 109
106
Jun 29
110% Feb 15
5.28% preferred
—100
"109% 109% X' *107% 109% -/v «107y2 ;109% ; A
31
"3iy4
23% May 29
33% Apr 25
Public Serv Co of Ind com__No par
./ 31%
31%
X 31 -.31%
■' t31% 31 Va
76 y2
76%
71% Jan
2
79% Apr 11
3%%
preferred
—100,;
A, *76%
76%
7 *76Vi- 77%
J> *76% 77% 'AVA,X
*23
243/a
22% Jan 19 - ' 24% Apr 13
4.32% preferred——
25
,
*22
-.23%
*23% 24% ,
,*22%'". 24%
X. '
*21 Ve .23
21
July 25
24
Feb
8 X
4.16% preferred
j-<
25
,..*22
23
*22
y, 23
*22
23
65/a '
,X 6%
5% Jun 28
10Ve Feb 21
Publicker Industries Inc common^_5
6% ,
6%x6»/2
6V2
v .'-6%
6%: : * .
86
*84
1 XX
May
29% Feb
130
16%
.
16 Va May 15
22
15% Jun 22
17% May 17
9% Oct 30
44
Jan
X-'V.'.
X
126% Aug 21 X 139
•
"V
3
79% Feb
8
12% Jun
■
Nov 21
28% Apr
3
•.
21
'
Sep 27X131
123
_
1
Dec
Jan
■;
.
22
23
23%
57%
30%
14% x 14 A
.
65% Mar 19
13% Aug 30
68
A:"''X.X51:% >51%
50
23 %
58
40%
38%
.
11
88'A Mar 21
81% Aug 23
75
41% Jan
preferred-
25
23%
23%
14%
.
59% Mar 14
14'A Jan
44'/a Jan
convertible
2,800
18,900
41Va
-
87% Mar 27
80% July 25
42% Jun 27
39
14%
-
14%
-—
31
81
July 16
Jan
46% 46%
*39 < 40%
41%-"41%
,
10%
29%
19 Va
11 A
37.
-
98% May 17
106
25
66 Vt
8
13
Apr
88
8
82
83% Mar 16
7
102% Feb
Aug.23
35% Jun
29
6
41%
40%
14%.
.
l«
46%
40%
41%
42 Va
10%
29 Va
10%
19%
,
15
34% Mar 20
May 29
98
1
Dec
100
5
62% Jan
*
-
l
—
10%
29%
17%
•
57% Mar 15
25
82
Mar
85
Aug 14
33% Jan
27
103 Va Mar 29
12
Sep 22
91'A July
100
35 Va May 29
24
_—33'%c
.
"*39.
10%
29%
14
10
.
3% Mar 30
2% Aug 17
5% May 25
Jan
30% Jan
"
100
10%
29%
16%
53 /a
28 A
26Vi
,
2
20
Co-—*-—'
46%
No par
1,000
19%
19%
19%
300
*6%
51% 51%
Pet Milk Co common
No par
41% • 42
' 40% ' 41.
t
4%% preferred
:
j,
100
XXx *99% 101
V.
*99% 101Petroleum Corp of America
1
15%. 15%,
15%, A 15%X;
Pfaudler
Permutit
Inc
X
5
*V"'J//V 23'-*
24
•.
23
23 % >;
Pfeiffer Brewing Co
-A——
5/,,;";X./y
2%
2% XA, 2%
2%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc
33V3C
4 40
40%
• 39%.
40%.
Phelps-Dodge Corp
12.50
' XX:/ 50% -51%
49% 50%
Phila Electric Co common
.No par
XXX
29%
30 %
X 30
30%
4.40% preferred
:
100
100
1G0%
V *99% 100%
3.80% preferred-,-100
;X;X. 85 XX85
85
85%
4.30% preferred
100
*95% 97 /,,
: *95%
97'
,
4.68% preferred.——
100
103
103
*102 r 103
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
46Va 47%,
45% 47%
Philip Morris Inc common—
5
69 %
70%
69% 70% XX
4%
preferred——————
100 X
*84%
85
84% . 84%
3.90% series preferred
100
.*82%
83%
*82%
83%
Phillips
Petroleum
5
46
46%
46%
46%
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp—__—l
20%
20%
."
20Vi 20V2
Pillsbury Co common
No par XXyX 48
;46%
45 Vi
46%
$4
preferred
No par
*99% 100 V2
*99% 100V2
Piper Aircraft Corp
i
i■ Xxjv,A 25% 26 Vz
X24V4 25% X/Pitney-Bowes
Inc_i
2 ;.
43Va
43%
41
43
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l013%
13 %
13% 13%
$5 convertible preferred
No par XX,
*67%
69
A
*68
69
X $4.80 preferred (conv)—
No par
*67
71 XX.'
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
j
1
15% 15%
1
15% 15%
5%
101% July 13
Jan
19% Dec
15
Pepsi-Cola
31
49 % Apr
Sep 26
32% Sep
Drug Stores Inc
*19'%
1,000
3,500"
V
146 V4
45%
44
HVa
37
19%
A
X.
33
101%
19%
31/a
29
32/a
100% 101
*98%- 99
32%
100
1G0% 100%
100
98%
98%
10.X;' 11% 11% AX
V—5' ' x A/A 36%
37'A
Corp
Permanent^ Cement Co .common
59% Mar 23
20
-
Perkin-Elmer
2
Nov
-
preferred
series preferred
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern; Ry Co
52% Mar 19
48
36
37
y*44%
43'%
30%
29
32%
19'A
10
31
*29
3
Pennsylvania RR
106% May 25
101% May 25
.
Corp
1
No par
Sand
& Light com
11% Jan
i
1
Ford
4
19% Jan
104%
32%
*100 V4
30%
24%
.
104
32%
,
57%
14 A
19 A
60 /2
93
24%
16%
xl8%
9%
44%
43%
31'A
29%
32 %
prior preferred
conv
Pendleton Tool Industries
54%
8,900
101'%
19%
39
23
28
26Vi
80
10%
10/a
38 %
22 /a
52 /2
27 A
*25'A
25
17%
5
24%
17%
18%
9%
5%
1
No par
6,200
783/4
29
17 /4
13 %
19 A
x58 %
63
101%
*iooy4
6 A
16/a
21
623/8
32%
XXX
*
30%
J/4
10 A
20
*20%
V
rH 0 0 X
32 3/4
1,100
2,100
'
58
*6 /8
21
32%
29%
20;
Peabody Coal Co common
2
104
57%
30%
Parmalee
Corp
1033/4
29 Vi
19%
91 /4
22,500
14%
14%
143/8
103
29%
20%
63
93
38%
22%
145/s
;
103
29%
19%
19%
r
J
79%
19%
10%
61%
*91%
14,100
X
■
80
19%
10%
1
54)4
79V2
19%
10%
No par
42
533/8
80
19%
10Va
13%
413/8
54
79
101%
13%
41%
533/4
63
>100%
11
41%
AXX
21
101%
.K/
165/a
62 Va
100%
20
165/a
*20%
32%
.57% 58 Va
30%
31
*147
149
6%
6%
17 Vi
17%
32
163/4
623/4
103
4,900
32%
61%
32%
'-iX—w
*165/a
63%
*20%
iX'Xi;'
21,600
353/8
313/i
14 y4
14'/a
14%
100
,
35%
'32%
35V4
35%
'
54
52%
54%
21
32 %
11
9
76
103
103%
-
10%
Inc
Line
Co__
19
3
79V4
80
79%
31
&
90% Jan
37'/a Jan
62%
103%
100
Pictures
Davis
94% Sep
12
63 y2
Jan
Paramount
26% Jan
43% Jan
63
5
preferred
27% Jan
Jun
14%
*20%
38%
22%
54 Va
23 % Jun
Dec
14%
20%
70c
Airways
Pipe
52 V*
14%
Parke
25% Jun
Dec
40
Jun
Aug
9
9% Aug 22
26
East
92%
50c
Sulphur
World
17%
*91
75% Apr
17
27
Dec
15 % Jan
4%
*173/8
921%
38% Mar 15
8
lo% Aug 30
26
Amer
Panhandle
Aug 20
17%
*91
20%
1
Electronics
American
*173/8
92 V2
54%
53%
1
Packaging Corp of America
3
Pan
17 V2
*91
413/4
Corp
12
20
25
16
Consolidated
Tin
*17y4
*41V*
com__14 2/7
100
Teleg
37%
17%
92%
41%
10
Jan
23% Mar
16% Aug 30
8% May 29
30
26% May 15
Telep &
preferred
37%
37%
4iy2
No par
5,700
*17j/4
41%
Co
Products
70
38
37%
*91
41%
5
37% *
96%
17 Vi
37%
16%
Inc_5
*95
92%
32
19
43%
96%
37%
35 V4
6.25
433/4
373/4
16%
Electric
&
Hawaiian
*95
35>/4
15
Pacific Lighting Corp
26% May 29
142% May 29
177
18% Dec
Gas
Pacific
96 y2
100 V*
96%
3iy4
1
com
Aggregates
2
*95
ioi y2
*95
16%
100
60% Jan
96 V2
>100%
100%
16%
No par
&
101
35%
35%
31%; .32%
,
Cement
*100
84%
16%
No par
preferred
Pacific
101
84 Va
J
32%
Pacific American Corp
Aug 30
25
18 y8 Aug
V
$5
5
15
24% Jun
Co
Glass
150
100 Vi
*100
85
35%
Fiberglas Corp
preferred
4%
280
84
16%
5
:
Owens-Illinois
943/4
84
32%
Oxford Paper Co common
Mar 23
94%
84
433/4
35 y4
30c
Co
Owens-Corning
943/4
84
17 V*
10
Elevator
Outlet
87% Feb
22
97% Jan
July 11
18
2
25% Jan
943/4
84
84
5
Corp
Outboard Marine Corp
99 y2 Jun
3
4
Jun
14
95
*91
3.125
Otis
1
6,300
*94%
7.50
Gas
Chemical
3
Jan
28% Jun
11
106
Jun
64
102% Mar 22
26% Jan
Jun
Natural
Mathieson
433/4
95
37%
20
100
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
23
24% Mar
26% Dec
Olin
17% July 18
54% Jan
28% Feb
3
Oklahoma
x43y2
94'/8
♦95 y2
common_5
Co
44%
43%
44%
94%
ioo y2
100
100
Electric
&
Shares
45
84%
100
—.
preferred
4.24% preferred
3
7
Gas
the Week
Friday
Aug. 31
94%
—100
4%
26
26
82
Sep 28
Okla
8
4
Dec
■82 J/4 Oct
'
8
52 V* Aug
17
4.44%
23
4
t
preferred
preferred
18% Apr
94% Jun
24
52
4.56%
25
16% Jan
•
18
May 16
Apr
28
17% Oct
Sep
preferred
16 V* Jun
56 y2 Jan
76
3.90%
.30% Jun
1116
■t
Mar 26
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Thursday
Aug. 30
44%
15
preferred—
v
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
X x<X,
Co common
4.40%
20
90
11
<39% Jan
2
42% Nov 22
4
32 % Aug 24
Dec
49% Jan
17% Mar 15
33% Jan
Ohio Edison
May 15
49
90 Vi Jan
39
92,
Dec 27
100
93 % Jan
85
May 28
23
83% Nov
Jan
79
16
52% Nov
95% Feb
Jan
89
38
Wednesday
Tuesday
Aug. 27
Far
EXCHANGE
Highest
O
35% Jan
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1961
Monday, September 3, 1962
• • .
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Lowest
Financial Chronicle
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
IS
V
-
65
■
*140
,
"
64
643/4
141%
*140
141 %
65
27V4i27Vi
' '/
27Vi
27V4
63 Vi
*140
*27
64
141%
>27%
63%
63
643/4
*140
141%
*140
27 Vi
27
*27 :
141
■'
27
-
500
Volume
196
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6191
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
'
STOCKS
Year 1961
Lowest
-
*
-
Range Since Jan. 1
*•
Highest
Low est
NEW
Highest
YORK
•):;
49 Ya Jan
70% Jan
65% May
16
23
75
9
11
Dec
;
28% Jun
16% Oct
24
26 V* Dec
5
57 Mb Jan
4
11 Ya Oct
27
17% Jan
4
34 Ya Sep
•8.
33% Sep 26
88% Feb
6
v
2iy4 Apr
79
Jun
45
27
65
25
6% Jun
11% Mar 22
1
18
8
34
12%. Jan
3
20% Nov
3
17 y8 Aug
16
3
2 8%,
May 10
25
May
Jan
15
Oct
26
16% Jan
6
43% Nov
20% Apr
8% Aug.
11
15
15
15
Jan. 23
76
Jan
30
21% Dec
29
12
24
Jan
19
25
Dec
18
if
18% May 11
53% Jan
37% Mar
57
Jun
May 17
3
65% Mar
9
52
May 23
33
84
Aug 18
34% Jun
3
35% Oct
23
3
60% Nov
■
Oct
2
131% Jun
68% Sep
26
89y4 Nov
8
90% Oct
6
12% Dec
14
Jan
5
97 r Jun
40 y8 Jun
14
23% May
8
Mar
Jan"~3
37% Sep
25% Jan
29
Nov
Nov~?4
in%
:
8% Jun
3
30
32% Feb 10
23% Jan
343/a Mar 26
42 s/8 Feb
Nov~27
3/4 Jun
9
25
27
12
9
27% May
27% Dec
27% Dec
25% Apr
43 % Apr
20
38
July 25
3
18
8
29% Sep ,19
3
10% Oct
12% Feb
3
3
46% Apr
30
Dec
7
12
27% Aug
12% Oct 25
24% Jan
8.
27 y8 Apr
40 y4 May
10
8% May 29
11% May 29
27% Aug 16
10% Jun 29
143/4 Feb
17% Jan
41
7% Jun
11
3
5
4
5
26
26% Jan
15
Jan
14% Jan
153/4 May 29
32% Mar 16
25
29% Feb 12
31% Mar 15
21% May 29
36% Jan
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8
18
22
183/4 Feb
13
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6%
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31
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443/4
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par
Rochester Telephone Corp
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153/4
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200
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353/8
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18
35%
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16%
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300
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50
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53
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Republic Steel Corp
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33 y8 Jan
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17% Dec 27
10% Mar 15
Feb
Apr
94
May 29
16% Jan
July 10
124
15% May 29
14
12
33% Aug 24
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93% Dec
13
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26
26% May 11
90% Jan
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13
2
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27
73
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2
23
34
27% Jan
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14
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23
87
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34
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33%
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31
153/4 Feb
25
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25
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22
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28
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14
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31% Jun
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12;
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7
the Week
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67
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7
49% Jun 13
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8
11
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-
8%
38%,
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Oct
1
4%
13
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47%
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20
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30
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2
54
,
4%
HIGH 8ALK PRICES
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66 Ya Jan
26
47%
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22
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i
50
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19
V
2.50
Raybestos-Manhattan
Raymond International
18
13% Jan
3
48%
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!
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preferred—
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y8 Feb
41
9V4 May 29
8'
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Jun
Ranco
Z/\'ZZ;;
of America
1st
Ralston
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25 % Feb
15% Jan
71% Dec
13
24
Corp
$3.50
2
-
81
25
May 29
13
10
30 3/4 Feb
May 29
7% Jun
Radio
Mar 30
Jan
21% Jan
16% May 29
10Y4 July 26
68
Oct 13
■if
25
12% May 29
11% Aug
8
6
24% Aug 3l
44 % Aug 18
July 19
15% Dec
Feb~28 i
23%
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29
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27
LOW
v
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18%.
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3
86
Jan
Dec
28
Jan
26
37% Dec 18
3
22% Jun
26
16% May 29
13 Ya Jun 25
21Y2 Mar
71
80% Feb
27
89
11
352
15% Jan
3
20% Nov
70% Jan
5
79
Jan
8
Apr
7
41% Oct 19
31% July 20
92
100
4
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22
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v
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t
Feb
5
Jan
16
21
18 Ya Jan
Sangamo
42% Jan
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5% May 29
11 y8 Jan
9
60% May 29
25% Jun 27
98 Y4 Feb
14
42Y4 Jan
2
9
77
16
86
Jun
90
Feb
6
97
Jun
4
20
Jun
25
26 '/a Jan
30
Nov 14
May
37% Feb
22
24
30% Jun
5
13 *■
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51% Dec
4
Feb
94% Nov
15
11% Jan
17
12
20% Apr
Jan
97% Jan
105
July 28
4
Jan
74% Jan
5
82
4% Jun 25
Jun
21
Jun
9
33% Jun
13
507/a Feb
14
Jun
25
88 Y4 Jan
2
59
104
30 y4 Jun
25
45% Feb
12
21
31
14 Ya Jun
25
29% Jan
4
Jan
3
18% Sep
25
36 Ya Oct
5
15% Sep
15% Jan
19
16% Feg
I
14
May 17
31% Feb
21
4
Jan
3
42% Jan
4
11
44% Jan
3
49
Jan
60% Nov
25
19 Ya
4
6
14
14
19
Jun 27
33% Jan
21
Aug 21
30
20
5
72 Y2 Feb
28
56Ya Mar
3
10 Ya Jan
,20% Jan
3
61% Nov
10
53% Nov 17
49% Nov 22
29% Oct 11
Jun
5Y4 July
50
4
,
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85
96
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96
23%
23Ytt
23 Ya
233%
23%
23
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23%
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793/4
5
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33%
34
337/a
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34
34
343/a
6,800
18 Ya
19%
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19
18 Ya
183/4
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19
2,900
14 Ya
14Ya
13%
14%
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13%
13 Ya
13'/a
13%
l
13%
1,700
34 Ya
343/4
34%
34 Ya
x33Ya
34
32
323/4
313/4
32 Ya
27,200
19
19 Ya
19
19 Ya
183/4
19
18 Ya
183/4
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183/4
9,100
19%:
19
193/a
19 Ya
193/a
19%
193/4
19%
3,400
12 Ya
12 Ya
12
12 Ya
12
12 3/8
12 Ya
12%
12%
12 Ya
15,500
173/a
173/a
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17 %
173/a
17 V*
173/a
17%
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1,100
1
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243/4
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24 Ya
24 Ya
24
24 Ya
23 Ya
24
5,700
33 V*
33 Ya
33
33
33%
7,600
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26 Ya
26 Ya
112%
5,300
Inc
5
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith
Kline
&
French
Soo
Line
Railroad
5%
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8%
page 25.
19%
20%
24%
2,600
173/4
20 Ya
18Ya
19 %
52,000
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3,800
23 Ya
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23%
22 Ya
223/4
49 Ya
50%
493/a
50 Ya
49 Ya
50
11,700
51'/8
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51
51 Ya
51 %
513/4
51 Ya
51 Ya
26,000
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Platinum
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1
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51
6 Ya
6Ya
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50
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com
5
25
51
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53
6
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52
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700
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8
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50
50
2,400
53
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53
53
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34%
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34
34
33 Y4
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29
283/4
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30
30
30
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1
19 Ya
19%
19%
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273/4
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400
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19%
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2,000
273%
273/4
27 3/8
273/4
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27 Ya
109,800
49 Ya
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49 Ya
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50
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47 Ya
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47
47
7.50
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44%
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44
43
43 Ya
42 Ya
433/4
18,400
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253/8
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25%
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25
25 Ya
25
253%
24Ya
253/4
31,400
473/4
47 3/8
473/4
47 Ya
47%
6,100
193/4
19 Ya
193/4
19%
6,100
&
16
Southern
Co
59Ya Feb
7
Southern
20 Vi Apr
26
5%
16
Mobile
Pacific
2
see
20 Ya
54
24%
50 Y4
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19%
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preferred
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stock
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preferred
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473/4
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20
20 %
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47%
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20
100
par
75
1
27 Ya
1
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15
1
74
74
28 Ya
277/a
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15
15
20
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8,900
15
15
15
15
15
1,600
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15%
15
15
15%
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15 Ya
6Ya
6%
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6
28 Y4
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283/4
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94
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25
15 %
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14 Ya
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95 Ya
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143/4
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92
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28 3/a
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14
94
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27
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10
28
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74
28%
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28 Ya'
74
300
28%
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1
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♦73
74
2.50
preferred
Sperry Rand Corp common
$4.50
preferred..
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50
213/8
533/4
23
Gas
-
20 Ya
53 3/a
♦24%
493/4
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1
533/a
25
52
Indiana
8
53 Ya
24%
2,500
23 Ya
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Spencer
533/4
25
%
1,500
;
50
Southeastern Public Service Co
&
53
24 Ya
27
51 Ya
preferred
Southern
54
253/8
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23%
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California
111
533/s
243/4
,
493/4
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Rico
26%
5
15
Co
&
E & G
114
33%
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Socony Mobil Oil Co Inc
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Mar
Z'" ' 33
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30
86
19%
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38% Mar
2,000
1
50c
75
-
;
33,800
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110 Ya
25
25
10
105
9%
111%
19
May 29
93/4
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9%
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Marchant
Apr
20% Jun
93/4
105
110%
Smith-Corona
95
•83
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114
15
4
♦103Y4
9%
113 Ya
90
17
:
9%
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105
93/a
Singer Manufacturing Co
20
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Smith (AO) Corp
10
91
88% Apr
-
9Ya
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Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
3
9%
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2
Jan
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105
9
32 3/a
2
82;
93/4
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20%
24
34% Oct 26
19 V*
10Ya
31 Ya
19
9
1,500
20
Feb
May
700
9'/a
32%
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97
9Ya
20
8% Jan
Jun
10%
43,100
31'/a
31 Ya Mar 30
Aug 16
743/8;
32%
16
13
3,400
44%
733/4
20
23% Feb
90
22%
44 Ya
73%;
31'/a
42 Ya Jan
9
/21
443/4
193/4
47 Y4 Jan
May 15
21 Ya'
31%
25
35
21
20 V*
14
97% May
64 Ya Ar
22
;
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3
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56
20 Y4 Jun
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8
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27% Jan
29% Dec
55,600
4
13% May 26
9% Dec
4
9
123/4
15
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19
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77
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16
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Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
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36% Jun
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12% Jan
12
147/8 May 29
45% May
127% Nov
26% Oct
11%
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60% Apr 17
9
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41 Ya Mar 20
25
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28
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25
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5
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7
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27 Ya
71 Ya
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1
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97 Ya
Seaboard Air Line RR Co
27Ya Mar
25
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1
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4
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74
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100
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3
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11
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27
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Number 6191
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.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(969)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
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Year 1961
Lowest
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32?/8
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5074
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21
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25
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Windsor Industries
7
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13172 Apr 10
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27
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23
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Wilcox
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9% Feb
39
317* May 29'
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,
87% Feb' 13
25
59% NOV- 22
447a Nov 17
,
16
8478'Mar 16
3
2278 Jan
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49%
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20
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2
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22,400
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18
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227a
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15.300
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874
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12.800
257a
34
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16%
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60
16%
33
15%
...
31%
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574%
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14
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15
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9%
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5
474%
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80
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4
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25-
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327a Aug 17'
16
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f
18
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21
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41 '/8 Jan
26
100
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77
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13% May 10
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23
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26
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82
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100
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10
31
104
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30% Mar 12
25
36%
27
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33
31
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28
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2
19
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21
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29
27
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25
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92
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19
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5
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8
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26
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40
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25
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8
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3U
25
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38%
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73
;
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71%
7%
preferred
100
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11
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.
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.
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letters
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Dec
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1963-1968
93.6
93.12
93.2
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2 lis
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15
1964-1969
92.4
92.10
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92.6
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91.21
91.10
91.16
91.12; : 91.18
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91.12
91.18
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1962-1967
Aug
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1964-1969
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Mar
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1965-1970
93.12
93.18
91.8
91.14
91.10
91.16
91.12
91.18
91.10
91.16
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2 Vis
Mar
15
1966-1971
90.12
90.18
90.8
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90.18
90.10
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88.16
88.22
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103
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Nov
101
10
101
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Feb
15
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Nov
1
1980
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102
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103.8
102.8
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102.8
103.8
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1977
102
103
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103.16
102.16
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103.16
102.16
103.16
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102.16
103.16
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1946
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1960
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98
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96
—
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Mar-Sepf
1976
1977
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1964—June-Dec
1972
f
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47/aS debt adjustment 1970
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June-Dec
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1961—
June-Dec
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6s 1961
April-Oct
6s assented 1961
April-Oct
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sinking fund
6s 1962—Mai/-Nov
• 6s
assented 1962
May-Nov
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Consol Municipal 7s 1960
Mar-Sepf
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Feb-Aug
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1965
Belgian Congo 5 Vis extl loan 1973
•
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1980—Jan-July
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Jan-July
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96%
June-Dec
1982 old
20-year 5Vis 1982 new
Austria (Rep) 5Vis extl s f $ 1973
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•
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April-Oct
April-Ocf 1
106
114
114
June-Dec
1981
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June-Dec
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4%s 1973
5s
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5s
1978
5 Vis 1979
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1961
Mar-Sepf
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April-Ocf
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fund 6s 1963
Mai/-Nov
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external 1963
May-Nov
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,
(Dept of)
30-yr s f bonds 1978—Jan-July.
(Dominion of) 2%s 1974——:——Mar,-Sept
Caldas
Canada
High
June-Dec
1952
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
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103
83%
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95%
107
90%
98 J2
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93%
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104
91%
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Number 6191
Volume 196
Chronicle
.'. The Commercial and Financial
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
(Range for Week Ended August 31.)
A-:
Friday
BONDS
Interest..
V
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
Sale Price
f
s
Government—
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#7s
■„-.r.
1964
paid
part
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gtd ext
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gold 4s .1993
series ,B 1993—
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1980——
debentures
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and
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-
101 :
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1982
June-Dec
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
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First
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103
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1982—
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Pennsylvania
4
.
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Feb-Aug
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C I T Financial Corp 3%s debs 1970
mortgage
4Vis
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-
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101%
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Jan-July
debentures
Collateral
V-r/:
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98
17
99
100
Union Terminals-
Cincinnati
1986
1984
Hudson
&
York
First
57
99
May-Nov
•——
—
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t#Income, mortgage due ;1993_
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1978_
1987
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debentures
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mortgage 5%s 1990—
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mortgage
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Co
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.
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May-Nov
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,
4%s
1st mortgage
Crowell-Collier
Chicago & Eastern 111 RR—
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mortgage inc conv
1987
4%s
mortgage
1st
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81%
1996—Feb-Aup
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R & A div first consol gold 43 1989
Jan-July
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Second consolidated gold 4s 1989
—Jan-July
Chicago Burlington & Quincy RR—
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Feb-Aug
1st & refunding mortgage 4%s
1978
Feb-Aug
and impt M 3 Vis series E
1st
119%
104
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94%
94%
79
1
1
2%s 1975
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mtge
debentures
98%
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305
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debentures- 1987
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-
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101
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101
12
165
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58
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June-Dec
1985_
debentures
5s
191
-
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100%
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*
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1971——
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__
1982
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92%
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1982
debentures
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1976
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1978-
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Chadbourne
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Jan. 1
No.
2
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24
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1963—
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Consolidated Natural Gas 2%s 1968
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ref
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:
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conv
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v
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;
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First
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...
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;
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April-Oct
1976—
Central of (Georgia Ry—
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-
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May-Now
debentures
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No.
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Sold
Bid & Asked
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Volume ,196
.
.
.
The Commercial and Fiwnfiifll Chronicle
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND: RECORD (Range
f i Friday
Interest
Last
Period Sale Price
BONDS
New York Stock
Exchange
'■yK,
Week's Range
or
Low
Up.
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130%
130
133%
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1—June*Dec.f 136%f j36-.
138
118 '• 186
General Time 4%s conv subord debs '79-—Feb-AWfif
19 v
82
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114
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Gas & Electric Co—
UKiahoma
1st
'—
45
April-Ocf
1989—May-No®
Scott Paper 3s conv
debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43/4s debs 1982
Jan-July
89%
1974
3s
First mortgage
1st
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
to Marathon Oil Co)
mortgage
first
17
97%
44%
89%
Jan-July
May
Mar-Sepf
1980
B
debs
Louis-Southwestern
76%
St
Edison
Ohio
series
4s
Second 4s
74%
1996
6s
income
First
171
June-Dec
1984
gold
mtge
5s
Feb-Aug
Telephone
Bell
Northwestern
91'A
104
*80'A
92%
81%
89
•
102 % 103
Mar-Sepf
1996-Jan-July
April-Ocf
Saguenay Power 3s series A 1971
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s
82
104'A
Mar-Sept
1979
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs
3s
mortgage
95
84 Ya
90 Ya
81 Ya
92%
100% 100%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
debentures 1977—June-Dec
conv
86 Va
79
10
—
97%
3%s series J 1969
conv
debs
1977
5%s
6'As
86 Ya
84%
82%
100'A
78
100%
Apn(-Oct
1st mortgage 2%s 1977-
1st
♦__
Feb-Aup
1992
mtge
(Wise)
♦92
I
82
12
82
♦97
McBee
160%
Mar-Sepf
mortgage
Aircraft
Royal
108
159
168
*92%
44%
96 Ya
105
84
102%
101
93%
3
'i
86%
84
Mar-Sepf
April-Ocf
1975
1983—Apn'Z-Oct
serial D. 1977
Rohr
High
98'/a
*84%
4%s conv debs
Electric Corp—
&
04%
►160
3'As 1983_April-Ocf
;
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1964
Jail-July
Corp
Gas
General
85%
82%
96 7A
-.-v.
78
Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
1988
4s
mortgage
81%
81%
"2 II.
♦82'A
June-Deo
mortgage 4'As 1986
First
♦77
Aprll-Ocf
1984
10
82%
June-Dec
3Vis
81 %
—
85'A
84'A
85
Feb-Aup
mortgage 3'As 1982
First
♦84 »A
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Ocl
Jan -July
First
debentures
128
*93%
Steel
Richfield
4'As
(Minnesota)
94%
Corp 4%s debs 1985
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
Rheem
Manufacturing 3%s debs
Co—
Power
2%s
Oats
Rochester
Northern
1977_-
f'eto"ntures
Jan. 1
Low
No.
►103%
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
60
90
1975
Range Since
Sold
'99%
June-Dec
1972
debentures
Republic
92'/8
10
95
Bonds
99
refunding mortgage 3'As
Quaker
88
",56%
30
93
♦93%
81
11
v,
56%
56'A
56%
:
Friday's
High
99%
refunding mortgage 5s 2037
4%s
1!
103%
V;
and
First and refunding mortgage
106
♦102'A
—
May-No®
and
3'As
105'A
♦103'A 105'A
or
Bid & Asked
»
1963
debentures
3%s
104%
101%
—
•
102%
103'A
100'A
3
1013A 1013A
♦101%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
1968_Jan-July
Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979-June-Dec
92
99'A
5
102
102
& Gas Co—
First
87%
*100%
Electric
Service
First
88 'A
—
♦PS
1 2047—
3s Jan
91%
3s
~
-Quar-Feb
Jan-July
Refunding & Improve 4 Vis ser A 2047—
_Aprll-Oct
Coll
trust
4s
1984
lien
General
89%
♦92'/a
Public
80
*90 'A
Monday, September 3, 1962
Low
High ,|ii;
80
—
Period
New York Stock Exchange
r
r81'A r81'A
Ry prior lien 4s 1997— _Quar-Jan
Northern Pacific
Low
No.
,
88 y2
♦89'A
—May-No®
—May-No®
1981
1981
debentures
f
s
Jan. 1
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Sold
High
Low
;
Northern
•'4%s
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
:
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
\
.
"BOND. RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 31)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
■
.
(974)
30
91%
92%
89%
90
—
Continued on page
35
'l
196; Number 6191
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(975)
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, Aug. 27,
and ending Friday, Aug. 31.
It is compiled by the report of the American
In the following
'
Friday
Week's
itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have .occurred during the current year
Range for Week Ending Aug. 31.
v
Friday
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Low
class A——1
Mfg Corp
10c
,3
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp
Acme-Hamilton
High
Low
-'
.1%
800
1%
3,700
6%
1%
2%
6%
•••
1
Precision Products Inc
Acme
Acme Wire Co
Admiral Plastics Corp
gVa
'
2
May 4; (3
,
Va May
Bourjois
2% Mar
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
2 Va
'
4% May
/■ 2
' Aug
12 Va
400
11
Oun
13%
3,000
10
Jun
17%
3%
6,100
3
59
56'A
14
9
8
Jun
4 Va
4V4
800
17%
•100
90
13% May
86% Jan
--
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
4.20%
14%
14%
15'A
V; >
3%
65%
67
■
5 %: preferred: i.
—--i——.—100'.:'
Alaska Airlines Inc—
—.11
—
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs—
All American Engineering Co
10c
Amer
5% Mar
convertible preferred
5%%
30%
Jan
British Petroleum
Jan
6 % Mar
Jun
54
July
Aug
6%
3,100
3% May
8%
4%
4
4'A
7,600
3
Jun
9
5%
5'A
5%
5%
4,700
16,800
3%
Jun
9
Mar
Jan
Class B
A%
Corp
-3
Alloys Unlimited Inc———-—_—10c
Almar Rainwear Corp..
—1
9%
9%
700
7%
9%
-rAllied Paper
New
14%
Jan
60c convertible
B S
9% Mar
7%
8%
8%
8%
4%
4
4%:
25c
2%
2
l7/a Aug
400
20
*
1
Electronics
Inc—
Aluminum
Jun
6
May
16%
Products
Andrea Radio Corp
,
May
7%
1
Feb
100
3%
65%
4%
3,300
4%
soo
25%
100
12%
1,200
15%
15%
33 JA
7,400
13%
800
4%
13
4%
25%
12%
15%
Jan
4%
Jan
45 Va
Feb
28'A
3%
3%
warrants
Co
&
Armour.
9%
10%
—
;
May •:-'
11% Aug
V;,
34%
pfd-100
17%
Associated Oil & Gas Co
12
19%
Feb
?
May
5%
32%
13,100 '
Jun
2% May
9
May
3,100 h
10
'•
.«•.-••••■S
•ii'V
Atco
Jun*1 *
22% Jun
1,100
79
Financial
.7%
>4>«
Atlantic Coast Line Co—
Atlantic Research Corp
Atlantica del Golfo Sugar
Consolidated
Atlas
.
Jun
r
18 Va
200
92% July
98
27
Mar
28%
17,300
75
26%
2,400
1%
9,500
28 Va
24 V2
1%
.
~2%
17 it
%
3%
•
43
103
2 V* May
5/a May
.1,000
3% May
3
May
-
600
-
1%
400
2
l7/a
-
All
3% May
6 V8
173,700
8V2
11%
9,900
6%
Jun
28%
10 %
9%
10%
4,800
6 Va
Jun
14
3%
8%
3%
4%
7,800
2% May
8%
1,300
8
48%
48%
200
43
26%
,.24%
27%
8,100
19
5-
5%
9%
•
■
8%
Jun
Jun
1%
7%
1%
.
7*A
7%
5,500
1
1 Va
37,400
5'A May
% Aug
9%
Jan
14%
6,500
i 9%
Jun
18%
Jan
IS
13
600
%
Jun
3%
Jan
5%
4%
5%
1,100
3% Jun
7
Feb
com
preferred
*—_—2-5
—3
%
May
Jun
23%
Jan
5 Va
5 V2
1,200
5 Va
Jun
6%
7%
3%
Jun
13 Va
Jan
13 Va May
26% Mar
37% Aug
57%
14 V2
14
15%
1,500
1,200
38%
37 Va
38%
800
,
.
"
50c '
.V.—
611
Inc
50c
10c
Construction
50c
3
Bell
-Benrus
•
Berkey
*8%
9%
3,600
14
1,600
iy4
1%
1,800
1
1 Va
2,300
13'/8
2U0
12
10%
6,000
*
2,500
47%
500
13%
10%
6:
25c
50c
13%
9
6
4%
47%
"
:5%
6%
10.600
18%
Jun
15 3A
7%
1,400
1,600
5%
9%
4,000
6
150
24%
7'A
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc—;
1
6%
Bohack
*
24%
4%
4
4%
700
2
2%
11,200
7Va
7%
3,000
6%
6%
900
24%
2,400
20%
Jun
Jun
May
10%
Feb
Feb
14%
Jan
Feb
30%
'«•
•
Feb
14%
May
3% May
2
Jan
113A
6 V* May
7 Va
5%
3%
Jan
-
*
Jan»*
•
v
-v..
Co common
preferred
For footnotes, see page 35-
,
.100
23
23
5% May
4% May
20 %
Jun
90Va
Jun
9%
26% Mar
Mar
64 Va May
49 Va
52 Va Mar
Jan
56
59 Va
33% July
Mar
3%
3%
318
6%
6 %
8%
15,300
11%
6%
*
6,600
6
103,900
A
7%
Jun
%
4%
5,700
%
5A
51«
Jun
7
9Va
6
1,300
10
IA
.718
Feb
Feb
10%
Apr
14 Va
4% May
2.1UJ
5&
7%
7
Feb
Feb ?
May
5% May
13,900
'
4%
4
4 %
•3% May
6,700;
9%
Jan
1% Mar
Jun
•
9%
Jan
5% May
31
Feb
■7 2% Jun
1,700
'18
Jan
9%
May
May
•
Feb
11% Aug
3% July
'
1,300
May
40
Aug
5
11
9
(J
(A
W)
M)
6%
13% Mar
Jun
Co
Corp of America
Corp
43 Va
102
Caribbean
3%
Continental
Jan
Cook
,
Paint
12% July
Feb
25 Va
200
21%
34%
Aug
Oils
&
Jan
Jan
111
M»r
1
* Jan
7%
%
Apr
Jun
400
'
107/a
Aug
15%
Feb
3% May
6%
Feb
4
1,100
1
Va
18
7,200
5%
19,100
Apr
1 Va
% May
Jan
72
72%
80
69 Va
Aug
75
85
72
85
25
83
Jan
86% May
13
May
24%
17'
17%
2,300
*26%
26%
75
25%
Jun
33
32 %'
25
30
Jun
42
17
32%
;.:■■■
6%
7 V- 7
3%
4%
6 Va
1
7
3 Va May
•
Feb
100
19% May
1%
7,900
5,600
13%
16%
29,200
10 Va
Jun
17%
16 Va
17%
51,400
9 Va
May
19 Va
20 Va
15%
16
1,600
9%
Apr
23% Mar
6Va
5%
13%
20% Mar
34%
5 Va May
Apr
8
Jun,
Feb
19 Va
12 Va May
3,400
1,800
•
Jan
1% Jan
4% May
16 Va
23 %
Ya May
6%;\
6 %
Jan
13% Mar
"
*
7
Jun
1
.
Jan
Jun
6%
19 3A
Feb
Feb
15
U
1%
15%
Feb
Mar
8% July
6%
4
•
5'A
2,100
22
22
May
300
*
9%
9%
;■
9%
6 Va May
300
18
18
5
2
300
3,800
67/a
3%
Jan
6 Va
1
10
4
1
8Va
f
'
3%
3
•
15% Mar
2,900
4% May
11
Jun
<Jun
3%
800
3
Aug
5%
3 Va
200
3
Jun
4% Mar
Ml
>
3Va
Va
18%
6'A May
500
10%.,
>
6 Va
,
9% Aug
6%
710%
8 Va
'5,700
11
"
.1
9
,
,
10%
,14
Jan
20
Feb
"
-i
'Va May
Feb
Jan
1
Feb
Jan
5%
4%
5%
10,000
6,800
3% May
10%
Feb
—_———T
19%
207/a
9,400
147/a May
38%
Jan
50c
20 Va
157/a
-1,500
13 Va May
20%
Jan
,5%
600
8%
Jan
l7/a
6,900
.4% May
1% Aug
3%
Jan
14
1
—5
-
10c
Vending Machine Corp_10c
& Varnish Co
-15 Inc
Feb
114%
104
20
11%
37/a
Minerals—Is
Inc:
Jan
4 Va
75% May
300
%
.
l67/a
4
1 ;
Co
Apr
3% May
1,500
—
Metals Co
Cooper-Jarrett
Jun
10'A May
2,500
83
81%
107
107 '
10%
1
—
Jan
"'
18
10
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
Apr
May
15%
26%
3%
Jan
Va
.
Jun
7%
5,400
14%
107
Inc
Electronics
10
26%
14 3A
:1%
1
Mining
Consolidated
Jun
22 >4
15
100
16%
16%
9%
'
"9%
Maine Power. 3^0%
;
7%
May
V*
"
preferred—*
ord_2s 6d
1
10
1
& Co——
4
2,900
'3,300
%
%
5.50
Co
Continental Materials Corp
Mar
.
5
1
6c
Compo Shoe
73A July
55%
3% May
7%
34
11%
Community Public Service
Jan
8
Jan
May
250
v-
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
..
Apr
22
6%
4 Va
27% Aug
17
200
57
:
33%
1
—5
1
Commercial
Jan
Jun
75/3
10c
May
17% May
61
1
International
America
\ Colonial Sand & Stone Co—
Jan
1%
Aug
9%
1
'
57*.
2.50
Properties Ltd
Minerals—
Colonial Corp of
Feb
2%
May
4% Aug
Jun
5,200
V':*'
Jan
43%
2 100
50c
Cohu
Building Industries Inc—
A
prior,
Jan
Feb
16
Jun
1 J,,
Feb
18 %
Aug
8%
17,900
22%
Corp
Coastal
Feb
V2
8 Va
lit
27%
22 Va
Feb
19
"Va
l>no
253A
Ltd
Javelin
Clopay Corporation
Club Aluminum Products
„
Jan
35%
7
1
:
v
16% Jan
May
May
1
:
Ltd
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
9% 'Jan
10
10
1%
1
Husky Oil Ltd
Industrial Gas
Clarostat Manufacturing Go_
Jan
13% May
1
:
(H C)
10
2,200
11,200
14
Clary Corporation —
Hosiery Co
Jan
12%
v.May
„' 1
2%
5%%
Jun
7
13%
,
14
4Va May
3
1
3
Class
;i%
7,100
41,000
1
Corp
Bloomfield
Jun
5%
13%
IV4
Inc
Inc
Birdsboro
5%
2,200
Inc
Bickford's
Jun
3%
3
Jan
9 -■
3%
; 14
-1,500
Berkshire Frocks Inc
Blauner's
14
22
Clark Controller Col
10% May
Jun
800
12%
Corp
Co
10%
22 Va
1
————10c
lc
Circuit Foil Corp
25c
C K P Development Ltd—
*
Clark Cable Corp—
.____10c
r
Feb
Jun
21%
1
•
10
8%
11%
*
of Canada——;
Instrument Corp
Watch
IS
.4%
3%
20%
—
Jun
1,700
2,900
1
<
12 Va
1
Shoe Corp
Photo
11%
3% ;-4-v-
11
i800
25c
:
Belt Telephone
Belock
5%
5%
1
1
50c
'
Corp
Electronic
5Vi
7,000
9
21%
10c
•
Baruch-Foster Corp
•
11 %
3%
IS
5Va
'Barry Wright Corp
'
10 Va
13%
1
1
Clausner
5J/a
lc
Ltd
614
6%
I 7% July
•-
•
—
Baldwin Securities Corp
(A S)
3 Va
3A
Cinerama
*
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A—1
•Bauer
Industries
Inc.:
1
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
~
Beck
8% Mar
1% July
10c
Export
Chromalloy
-
Candy
Jan
37/a July
10%
Christiana Oil Corp——
Jan
B
Barton's
Jan
%
700
16%c
Chief
^
'
-Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings
Inc
11
Jun
1,200
Ltd
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Feb
6%
5V2
1
10c
:
Bargain Town USA Inc
'Barnes Engineering Co
11 Va Mar
1%
1%
13%
pref—100
Central Power & Light 4%
pfd——100
Central Securities Corp common
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
$1.50 convertible preferred—
.-*
Century Electric Co__.
10
Century Geophysical Corp
1
Chamberlin Co of America———2.50
Charter Oil Co Ltd
1
Feb
1%
1
Oil
Apr
10% Mar
4%
4%
1 Va
Gas & Oil
Central
Jan
Banner: Industries
19
Jan
Va May
-*
Central Hadley Corp
Jan
15% May
Banff
7%
1
Catalin
-
£
5
11,900
4
Castle
33% Mar
12%
%BarChris
Feb
May
9%
2,700
9
Va
18
Carter
Jan
8% May
preferred
8
%
43A
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B
Mar
5%
IS May
8,200
1
IS
Aug
Co
Carolina Power & Light $5
8% July
56% Feb
8
Convertible
9
!
2%
Carnation
Jan
5 Va
;
13% July
3,300
27'A
Capital
Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
2% July
7% Jan
Jun
2,500
1,400
Common
Aug
12% May
100
7Va
6
18
Canaveral
Jan
2,300
Corp
Feb
15%
11 Va
2,200
10c
Canal-Randolph Corp
Jan
4'A
6%
Corp
10
6%
*
Canadian Marconi
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
l»VMar
14%
Collieries
10
318
Canadian
Feb
•5%
13%
Industrial
12%
Ltd vtc__1
Canadianwide
14 Va
Ayrshire
Mar
3
Jun
Inc—
Canadian Williston
12 Va
Avis
8
Jun
5
1,600
8
11%
50
50
50 •'
-
Jan
13
non-cum
29 % Mar
5 "
Records
Jan
14 Va
6%
Inc
17 Va May
7
May
1,300
1
Insurance--
3%
%
Non-voting
4,200
7%
•
•
common
—
3
K
13%
Avien
24
7%
39% Feb
Jun
Aug
Power
Canadian
Jun
1
Audio
Devices Inc—
——.—10c
Aurora Plastics Corp
—
1
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
1
1
Steel Products Inc
29 Va Mar
11%
25c
Canadian
Mar
lVa Aug
5,700
~2%
U
A 3%
Sewing Centers Inc.—
Automatic
Jun
73A
2.50
Ltd
Electric
Cement
Canadian
Feb
7% May
27
May
96% May
1
Atlas
21'A
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
.7
Feb
.•
10 pesos
Atlas General Industries Inc
Jan
1,400
2%
ord shares—3c 6d
Canada Southern Petroleums
Jan
&
Mining
Corp^
option warrants
Development
Atlas Corp
Jan
15 Va
23%
1
Inc——
A
Canada'
Mar
16,700
2%
%
—.1
•
—1
5p
;
10%
24 Va
9
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Campbell Machines Inc
Canada Bread Co Ltd
Feb
<
6%
14%
2 Va
10c
Corp
5 A Mar
May
3% May
8'A May
23%
10
preferred
Class
Apr
.
34
.
Aug
3
—
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Atico
•
4
5,800
~7%
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Cameo-Parkway
4Va Mar
95
26%
33 Vie
Inc
Astrex
(J
Camden Fire
12% July
12
1%
lc
Testing Labs
Associated
2,400
—*
B
$2.50 preferred —
6% preferred V—
Feb
■
101'/a 101 %
—
■
1
.
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Company
Enterprises
$3.00
i
Feb
25
93 Va
93%
,' -14%
28%
,
_1
35c convertible'preferred—^—4
Arrow Electronics Inc
———:——1
Asamera Oil Corp Ltd
—40c
Associated
Electric
Industries—
American deposit rets regular
£1
Associated Food Stores Inc__.
;
;_1
Associated Laundries of America
1
.
35,900
Ltd—
Co.
&
California
Jan
2,100
3%
;
Co com.
Aluminum
cl A corn—30c
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
6% Mar
4%
500
43%
—
2.50
4.72%
Arkansas Power & Light
418
10
C
Cabol
18 Va Mar
Jun
4ya Feb
;
11%
Jun
4'A July
10 Va
7,700 :'.V
2%
12%
47%
29%
2%
2%
12%
47 Va
Z1 '
—.—-———50c
Arnold Altex
Feb
Feb
9%
preferred
Jan
3'A
.
Co
87a
17 Va
4
93A
& Son Inc
1
Butler's Shoe Corp
1
BVD Co Inc—————————1
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Arkansas Louisiana Gas
8% Feb
7% July
14% July
J
*
May
2% May
'"200
25%
Anthony Pools Inc——
—_^-»l
Apollo Industries Inc.
1
.——5
Appalachian Power. CO 4% % pfd—100
Argus. Inc.
%
100
2,300
Jan
4
2
8,400
35%
12%
4%
4%
.1
Corp—— 20c
1—
1
Chemical Co—i.
•7
HI
Jan
16,400
3Va
13%
5
Anglo American Exploration Ltd—4.75
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-WuppermanAnken Chemical & Film
Jan
Jail
3
35%
5
1—l——2
1
Writing Paper
Jan
'36
25% May
12,400
15%
43A
4 Va
50c
dep rets
Burroughs
"
2
Thread
American
Mar
39% Feb
'
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(The)
Mines
Burnell
7% Aug
43%
2%
2%
3%
—1
class A
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
5%
preferred
American
35
'v 3
118 May
43A
4%
serial preferred
Industries
IncJ
American
8% Mar
175
v;
2%
—
American Petrofina Inc.
Anchor ' Post
4% May.
4% Jun
Mills Ltd—
——
8
?6
Jan
45
4% Apr
14% May
Jan
7 Va May
8
>4'.t
Aug
28 Va
15%
£1
common
Burma
85 Va May
800
2%
20 Va
9,400
Jan
2% Feb
.
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American MARC Inc
-50c
American Manufacturing Co——12.50
American shares
%
Jan
3,100
ABV*
47
■
•17% Mar
May
78%
45,500
AVa
American Israeli Paper
Ansul
Feb
300
4%
American-Internatl
American
6%
5,500
6 %
28 Va
6C%c
Finance
Bunker Hill
Feb
7%
Systems Inc
Buell
Jan
11%
4%
,
American
17%
2%
28%
25o
—
F Company
Budget
Jan
6
L
Business
American
9%
5 Va May
Oil Corp——.——-—1
Ambassador
American Beverage Corp
American Book Co
Jun
8% Jun
82%
2
82%
$3.75 pfd-100
Co of America
Aluminum
650
2%
Jan
6
Jun
22%
Jan
19%
27/a Mar
6 Va
2&
30c
class
Feb
5
700
■:
5,500
2,800
30%
10
Ltd
6%
Jan
1,900
7%
7%
2%
Inc
Alsco
6*Va
6%
3
21
2%
10s
common
Mills
6%
2,600
6%
6%
26 % May
10%
—-—
preferred
Bruck
8Va July
10
7%
900
'10
1
3% May
7Va Aug
2 % May
5,500
7%
Inc
Co
38%
15%
\
Co Ltd—
Brown Forman Distillers
Feb
5%
—.——50o
Control
300
10s
Amer dep rets ord reg
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
July
3%
6%
Allied
30,300
2%
10 %
High
7
Jun
2%
37 3A
—*
dep rets ord bearer-
82
1,100
1%
300
-2 Va
2 '
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4 Va
11% May'
17/a May
1% Jun
2^--'
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—1
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British Columbia Power—
24% Mar
6%
V;- 3%
13%
'■
Range Since Jan. 1
'
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10,400
Jun
49
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
,
10%
"2%
7C.
High
9%
•
British American Tobacco— *
Jan
6
5%
Shares
T3%
«1
13% July
175
for Week
;
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—
90
£1%
class A
& Rubber
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ce
—1
65
1,100
3%
3%
93A
20c
Works Inc—
Gear
Brown Company
All-State Properties Inc_———
1
Alleghany Corp warrants———.—
Allegheny Airlines Inc_.—
—
1
Al'io
25
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British American Oil Co—...
May
17
3% Jan
17%
Jan
15 Va
13% July
100
90
•
-—
Power
Alabama
—
Bridgeport Gas Co
Brillo Manufacturing Co
Britalta Petroleums Ltd
Jan
87% Mar
3% May
13 V4
4%
Feb
4%
May
3,700
4,600
12 V2
13 %
4%
41 Va
4,000
—•
4 Va
2% Jun
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class A
Inc
low
——-——1.50
Ai
_1
10c
Brandywine Raceway Assn
1
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow prd—*
'Breeze .Corp ,—1
3% May
13% Feb
4%
13%
1
Brad
15% Jan
12 Va
3%
56%:
i—«.*
Stores
Shoe
Surpass
Agnew
1,700
1,600
Par
;;
Borne Chemical Co Inc
Jan
.
Range
of Prices
y <;>
High
13 Va
13 %
Inc
Aerojet-General Corp..——
——1
Aeronca Manufacturing Co————-1
Aerosol Techniques Inc
10c
Dynamics
Aero-Flow
2
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Bowling Corp of America
25c
1
10
10c
1
Class A common
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.. 1
Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme
1
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Stock
Sales
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
31
1
15%
\%
15PA
5
5
1%
1%
34 Va
33%
35
~5Va
900
t
5 Va
6%
17,100
4%
4%
300
57/a
6
18%
6 Va
18%
.5,200
17% Mar
4%
Jun
12%
4%
Jun
19,000
2% May
1,200
7% May
4
3%
4»
8
7%
8
13A
1%
1%
84,000
1
6%
Feb
Aug
Jan
1,300
5% May
5%
1,700
5
8 Va
8%
2,700
5% May
1
1 Va
6,500
1
5
6%
10,700
20%
200
5
5Va
1,600
Jan
Jail
5% Jan
1%
8%
6'A
1
4'A
2%
20 %
24%
11%
5%
~8%
Feb
Jan
7% Mar
Jun
n
7%
_
6
lYa May
900
2
~7 %
Jan
Jun
3% May
17% July
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1,600
;
44%
8%
-
3,800
19%
18
Jun
28
600
9
9
July
10% Mar
6 % Feb
16
Feb
Jan
May
2%
May
11%
19% May
4% Jun
25 3A
Jan
9%
Feb
Feb
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of Prices
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&
12%
113/4
12 y4
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preferred class A
Cott Beverage Corp
.$1
_
Bottling Co of New England
Courtaulds
17%
17 Vz
17%
15%
6y8
8'A
73/4
,
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"1
for Week
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Par
Jan
Garan
T63A
Jan
Gatineau
22 Va
Feb
21
Jan..
preferred
Mfg Co
General Acceptance
General Alloys Co
.Feb
1,600
5%
5
9%
May
;
Inc
12
Power
Feb
"
Instruments
_1
Corp
i.
50c
(Del)
1%
~iy4
"i3/4
343/4
34%
35l/2
5%
7%
'
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53/4
2y8
% May
9,000
30
7,100
43
May
Builders
Development Corp
;
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Corp
Milner & Co.^_
.Crowley
Crown Aluminum
.'Crown Central
.Crown .Drug
__
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Petroleum
Corp
CP-
B
i.4
4 Vz
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13%
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5%
3%
53/4
10
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2.100
7%
8,600
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12
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11%
1
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4,300
600
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16
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Mar
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C)
53/4
,
Davidson
Brothers
Industries
8%
debenture
Inc
cl
1%
800
57/a
7,800
Apr
7
5%
Jan
Jun
12%
10%
30
Jan
11
ny2
31
10
B
12%
18%
„
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18%
29%
"8%
"8%
138% May
A% May
700
8y2
8%
8%
149%
800
(Products
9
;8>A
9%
1%
Vz
.—
ft
1st preferred
2%
4y8
2%
Jun
12%
Jun
6%
2%
dep rets
Diversey Corp.
Dixilyp Corp class A
5% Jan
class
1
Dome Petroleum )Ltd—
Dominion Tar ,&
Chemical
Dominion Textile
Co
Co
Ltd
1%
25%
7%
7%
2,000
Jun
300
14%
33,900
8ft Jan
12%
200
T03/aJun
5 3/a
Jan
13
July
"/
16% Jan
17 y4 Mar
15%
Jun
4,600
18
900
12%
Jun
33%
34%
800
27 Vz
Jun
9%
9'/8
.
"2%
2%
1%
•1%
203A
22%
8 Va
:-500
.
23/4
1%
10%
Feb
313/4 Mar
....
35% AUg
8% May
1% Apr
800
175/a
.
Feo
3%. Jim
1% May-/ 7 ;
41,000
;
Feb
237/a
Jun
16%
16%
Feb
35
Jun
19,700
8-
Jan
Apr
295/b
>
17 3/8
34%
.
99
Jun
11%
103%
(
,
23/4 Jan
22
93/8
22
lric_
22
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Land ' Corp.l:
1%
8'%
63A
"ft 1,200--
5% May.
25/8
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05/8
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5 5/a
24%
24,%
Feb
5
Jan
Mar
'263/4
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,
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.
-
24%
ft
24
-
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-
/
'
33/8
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r. 1. /
-150
'
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3
1 ,800
lift:
:■. %
'
57/8
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1,700
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/
~2%
~2%
35/8
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2,900
'
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7%
7
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28,700
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6% Aug 1
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Jan
1
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16,^
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1.800
20
..Jun '.
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29
28
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2,800
20
v'
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;
26
s
Jan
153/4 Apr
7
23
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.
Mar
5%
Jun
26%
16
Feb
Jan
Jan
23/8 July
2%
1,800
.%
ft
•
2,000
4%
l%
16
41'.
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35%'-May
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3/a Mar
44
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17% Mar
Jan
10
12
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Gulf & Western Industries_r—
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Jan
Apr
V. *8% Jan
•//': 27/8 Apr
•;
63/a
2%
v
10 y2
Jun''
2%
63/4
1
Land ■& Industries-—
-30
,
2 3/s May
1
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May
.
33/8 July
6,000
139,800
,16
American
15%
■
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8
1,200
1%
5%
12%
5
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coip—
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13/4
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21
.2,300
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5%
7
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10%
45/8
'
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21% Mar
Aug •'.
8 3/a May
600
22,5/8
9%
r
43/8
.
10c
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Apr
-
6
*
5
—
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500
10%
;10
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28 5/a
18% .Tun V
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14,600
■"*'
11% Mar
Jun
15.3/4
Feb
T% ja^n
V12% Aijg
*
v
Jun
:
12 3/a
163/a
_4 /
1
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Industries
American
Gulf States
Jan
14%
luO
16%
Gulf
Feb
•13% May
7%
16%
16 Vz
•
12 3/4
7%
■18
Warrants
3% M»r
14% Jan
July
4,700
10%
Griesedieck Company ———_1
6ft May
123/a
Jun
8y« May
13,200
17
•
Ltd
12
11%
11%
-—2%
Dominion Bridge .Co Ltd
Dominion Steel.& Coal ord stock
•
500
2%
2
.4
15%
-1
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Corporation.^
Grocery
4i»« July
9% May
,_10a
reg
conv
July
10 Va
*
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.
.
Ltdord
17%
Jan
Aqg
17
•■
.
r,
10 Vz May
125
17%
14
13% Mar
TOO
May
94% Jun
12%
Cp^^_—16%
Manufacturing
/Grow Corp (The)—
Guprdon Industries
Amer
i
.
Jun
900
.
97%
%\
7 3/a
Lakes Bowling ;Corp_n—
Lakes phemicql Corp.———1
Great Western Producers common__6.0c
6% preferred series A_—r—_——30
Greer Hydraulics
——50c \
9% Aug
2% May
7
2,4t)0
V
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Jan
200S
1'Va
12%
12
_
XI %
1
Great
Jan
6%
3%
1
-
1
Great Basins Petroleum
Jan
2 Y* ;Jun
22,300
17
5
Rapids Varnish
Great
Jan
%
16%
-;1.
Inc—
t] Gray Manufacturing Qo
Apr
-% May
500
2%
Feb
3%
1,400
23A
Grand
Jan
Jun
Inc
Inc
Jewelry
Gorham
Jan
5%
44,100
11,800
•33/4
Dielectric Products Engineering Co
Quality Eupermkts com_.
Co
Gordon
Feb
12
15% Mar
;cU|| Aqg
.
"
12% Mar
Aug
18
Jun
113/8 July
73/4 Feb
-
.
*
Goodman
Mar
13%
July
2% Aug
200
2,500
8%
■
May
7
800
8%
8%
3y8
18%
._
2,100
;T4%
97%
1
*
B
.class
Goodway Printing Co Inc
.
com
a
Jan
Jun
27
2,000
J 5,700
1%
12%
—4c
Goldfield Consolidated Mines-
6y8 July
28% Feb
10
13 3/a
11%
—*
Mills
2%
Jun
3
7 "
-*
Co_-^_
(Adolf)
Jan
Mar
6% May
12
Jan
8 %
'
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1,800
12
llsA
15%
-1
1
Ltd—!
Mines
283/4
273/4
11%
•
Co
Knitting
Gobel
Jan
Jun
Mar
5
Gloray
Jan
5%
.
:
30
Manufacturing..
&
9 3/4
July
lVt Mar
1,200
5'A
5 V*
Robert's
Distillers
1%
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stock
(Detroit industrial
~n%
A
700
1%
._.
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-
4% May
4^500
~6%
1 Vz
Desilu -Productions 'Inc
.Detroit Gasket
4%
l
Dejay Stores
Dennison Mfg class A
-
6%
4%
•
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:Day Mines Inc—:
Dayco Corp class A pref
,P C .Ttansit System Inc cl
.Defiance
53/4
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Crystal Dairies
Daryl .Industries Inc__
Davega* Stores Dorp common
5%
preferred
.
16,200
12 %
1—50c
Globe Security Systems,
Globe Union Co Inc_„
•Daitch
.;28
:
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2.600
8%
98
- -
3ii.Mar
V
.Glass Tite Industries Inc—
Glenmore
J3/4
355/8
•
.-
1 Va May
10,300
7%
1
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Corp
com
263/a May
96 Va Apr
300
9%
18^3^ jan
—1%- Apr53/s Jun
1,300
2
:
8%
3%
_1
;
Controls
Giant Foods Inc
15% Mar
9% May
Corporation—.-
preferred
Glannini
Feb
9
May
$4.60
.
Feb
21;
Plywood
63A
2
9%
Georgia Power $5 preferred——
Feb
8
•1,900
£1
^
5
1
—2.50
General Stores Corp_^.
Genung's Incorporated
7% Mar
Aug
Jun
,8
•
common...
8% Jan
JL7% Jan
5% Jan
2% Jun
5
General
"
May
2,100
13.3/4
12%
13%
200
:
5% Jan
Jun
5% May
3% Aug
6,900
13%
3
10c
Cutter Laboratories class A common
Class
2%
200
/"•
25c
Manufacturing Co class A
200
2%
.2%
5
(Md)
Crystal Oil & -Land Co
Cubic Corporation—
Curtis
:2Yz
25o
1
25c
High
Jun
t
dep rets ord reg
Fireproofing
American
10% Feb
8
200
4'A
—1
1
—1
1
Ceramic Corp
General Gas Corp—
Crose
29%
4%
General Electric Co Ltd—
Feb
.
4% Aug ;!.
800*
29%
43/8
6%
Corp
General
Jan
&
General
_1
~
100
29%
"wts"
Battery
General
Feb
11% Mar
6% July
.
,_5
Crane Carrier Industries Inc
..Creole Petroleum Corp
Cresmont Consolidated Corp
4%
300
61«
12
•
common
General
Ltd—
6A
Low
100
X
Co
5%
Gellman
Jan
11%
Jun
3,100
Range Since Jan. 1
High
G
Jun
16%
Low
t
17
8%
.
;
Feb
..July
6%
v
Range
of Prices
18
20
~6%
Sales
Last
Sale Price
15% Aug
113A Aug
k300
15%
.American jiep receipts (ord reg)___£l
Cox
Low
High
100
2,500
Coro Inc
Corroon
Range Since Jan. 1
15
Corby (H) Distilling Ltdci A voting—*
Class B non-voting
•
Week's
STOCKS
Friday
Range
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sates
Week's
Friday
Cott
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
(Range for Week Ended August 31)
AMERICAN STOCK
•'.',
..
(976)
Vt
H
(
"
Dorr-Qliver
Inc ..common
preferred
Dorsey .(The) .C.Qrp—
7.50
Draper
'j
ft,
Harris .Co
(The).Co—
Corp—
Sulphur
15
16
/
16
165/s
9%
;.-
27%
ft
100
-ft
10s
,_,l
3y4
15c
Cp
Dynalectron
Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
10c
«
1
3%
400
Feb
20
Feb
Ham
5%
Hartford
6% May
900
23% May
2%
2%
23/4
t2,800
12 y8
123/4
16,400
8
10%
34
:1% May
12%
Apr
May
Apr
Electric
Hastings
Havana
Jan
15%
:
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J
Feb
Mfg
18 3/8
Mining
Eastern
Air
Eastern
Can
Devices
Inc
class
Co
1
.
A
1
Eastern
25
; Eastern
20o
Company
Freightways Inc
; Eastern States Corp common
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
Echlin Manufacturing Co
.
Edo
Corporation-—
Elder-Peel
Corp
16
16%
123/4
13%
1%
$2
7
7%
3/4
15%
5%
5%
6
15%
15%
16
4%,
6%
7%
3,200
203/4
22%
15,500
6'A
53/4
6%
2,400
1,900
4%
3,800
2%
2%
23/4
W
6 Ve
6%
33/4
4y8
2,500
^iy4
32%
31%
"«
"3%
"5%
4%
4%
1
83/4
9%
Esquire Inc
1
Esquire Radio & ; Electronics.^
10c
Essex wChcmiqal
Corp
.1
Eureka Corporation Rtd
$1 or 25c
Evans Rule Cp„_
1
73/8
73A
*
4
4
4%
%
i 3X
10,300
65/8
7%
...
,
Jnc__II—I
10c
4%
43/8
43/4
12,700
Fabrex
Corp.;-——
__1
6%
„_1
3%
.3 Vz
33/4
& Hardart
7%
Feb
7%
Jan
Jan
5%
Howell
Hui-bell
5% Feb.
Aug
8%
(
»Ti
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.
Jpn
4
-
4
May
-
7 Class
5%
.5%
5%
2,600
295/s
1,800
114
4,500
Co
Falcon.Seaboard
.'
Federated Purchaser class A___
Petroleum 'Corp
Filmways
Financial
t
,
11% Jan
t
Chemicals
8 3/a
Inc
General
Corp
53/4
ioc
„
common-
iOc
-
60c i convertible preferredWarrants
■
4% May
23
,Jun
1% May
,2y4 May
7
2,500
5%
3,900
5'A
53/4
2,100
.
Jun
.4%
2.50
,
I
Pisl.man (M H) Do Inc
4
Flying Tiger Line Inc
Ford Motor of Canada
Forest City Enterprises
Fotochrome
,Tresnillo
Inc
(The)
For
1
Jun
May
13% May
2,600
3
(Harvey)
B
313/4
Apr
1%
Jan
4
Jan
14%
R
Inc
11
—,
Company—.—
footnotes,
\
•
6%
21
class
A
1%
Jun
4%
Jun
9%
Feb
17%
800
May
30%
Jan
1
~7%
3%
__i
5%
5
page 3a.
200
1,100
:
Vitamin
Products
.1
13
July
10% May
f8% May
116
July
3%
1«%
Inland
Feb
Jan
Insurance Co
3%
4
2,900
7% May
2% Jun
5%
53/4
2,300
4%
Jun
5'A
1,100
5
Jun
13
33 %
333/4
400
27
Jun
40%
113/4
9%
6%
North
•;■•; 5%'May
4% May
1,200
14%, Jun
17%
5%
5s/a:'
?%:>
40%
13%
-
133/8
ft.
/ 2,700
3% Jun
.
ft
T.800
r
Jan
Investqrs
Jan
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
Royalty
4,100
113A
»
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88'A
88%
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ft
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/
.
20
_l
4 %-
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20
.
V_-
63/4
§3
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.
Irving Air Chute
-r.__
Israel-American Oil Corp
'
Jan
J art;
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Jan
Jan
82%
4%
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ft-
654,7Jun
800
ft
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,
5%
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200
.
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,
28
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r
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100
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23
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ft
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103A
35%
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Feb/.
•
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7
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8 Vz
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11
■
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-
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87
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ft
5/a Apr
Jun -ft'
May
23A
12
."
14%
ft.
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/*- 700
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•393/4
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200
11,200
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7% Mar
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500
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12
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•
100
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Jan
17
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833A
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•
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ft.:7.10% Feb
6 V4 Ma:y ft
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-
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.pfd'.—100
Ipco. Hocoital Supply »Corp/-J——_—-l
Jan
„v
cl A__5
1,
—
14'A
26
•
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(N.'Y.)
ft July
36
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O
6% May
3,400
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1
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International .'Holdings Corp__ft____-._i './♦ 30 V4
International Products
--5.,.
3%;
.' Infcemn uv»l ."Stretch, .-products
—1 • ; 7- 9%
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.
"
,29%
International
Investors Funding Corp
Feb
500'
"18,500
.
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25c
America-
4^/
.15%
-
v
Feb/
:/■'1 285/B
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ft
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;16V8
'
34
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of
..
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213/4 Mar
."'V
Jun
;
Jun:.
13
2,300
•
•
22%
-
7 % r. 8y8 ;
16%
Apr
-9%' Apr
>
>
24% May
/
v
15% Aug
160
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.7 '
J&n
33 Va
16% Jun
.7 16V2
"
■
10l3/4
\X
-May
i
/
Mar
k
"May
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■;
200
2,100
3'/2 /, 44,900.;
2%
36
.-190 -7 Feb
7/ 42% Jan
Jun
% "Jun
•90% July
:
1,100
18 3/a
!:i6% •17%
v/"n!6%
■■
•
•
~7%
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-700
1,800
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14% Mar
18
96% "."••"/'/'•TO
Apr
18% Mar
102
.
Jan
15%
/
8% May
700
Apr'
44%
26y4 May
•90
28 3/s
18
17
2 3/a
~
'
Jan
25%
20%
Jun
11% May
8 5/a Jun
77/25
:
213A
31
7 3%
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1* ;
28%~
175/8 .18%
:/ ; 31%'i
f1'
•31%
Inc..„1
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_2.50
2,400
,
V'K
'May
'29y4
1
1,800
122
5*:;
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.
■
27 Va
18 5/a
7
•
300
1,200
11%'
...96%
.27%
7;5t ;
5
com
Electronic Hardware Corp
.Industrial Plywood Co Inc—^,
v
Inland Credit Corp class A—
Feb
200
250
! 21
1
Imperial Tob of at Brit & ireland___£l
-
Feb
4,800
13,700
'
3,400
103/a
Jan
l4'/2 Mar
/ 6 Vz July
V ,'•■■ 1% Jan-
•16 3/4 Jun
-7 iy4 July
•
14
21 -
•
21% Mar
2,800
ioc
see
Jun
1%
a
...
V*
5%
11
r
•
y
^;i
Apr
12%
15%
T
33%
9%
; .28%
3%
ft Jua
2,200
10%
2% May
8%, Aug
4,800
'13%
I M C Magnetics Gorp_
5%
;
—-33 %C
Imperial Chemical Industries—
>
/ ft
American dep rcts/ord reg_*._—£1 > 7
--.Imperial Oil (Canada)
—*..-• " 40.%
M Imperial Tobacco of/Canada^-,i_5 1
X^Va
Jan
5%
133/i
%
20 3/a
33%
.
Feb
800
n
V/z
l3/8
7% V 8%
1
Mar
il Vz
10%
1,200
common—.:——
-Hycon -Manufacturing
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
*
Feb
Jan
9 % Jan
5 Vz
-
5%
5%
19 3/4
■
Jan
121/4
4% Aug
y
Jan
263/4
Jun
5 5/8
■
-
120
2,50
L
50c
2,000
138'/2 140
7%
,7%
4,300
:
100
Co
Indus
33/8
15%
8'/2
14
r-.
9%
16%
_l
23/4
300
-7%
.
100
3%
17
5,700
::
Independent Telephone Corp..;—
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd
15 %
17
73/4
M
,i.—
9% Aug
3%
i,
,
Friendly Frost ;lnc_:
Fuller .(Geo A ) -Co
1
147/a Aug
103/4
Mfg ,Qo_—-w-,
Motors
Feb
63/4
3V2 May
600
■
1%
__,_1
7% Aug
153/4
12
400
•/.:
50c
4 V2
2,100
8%
5
'
"a%
.Firth -Sterling Jnc_,
Fischer & Porter Co,
-
9%
8%
8%
7%
,
3% Aug
*
25.200
7%
.
g
•
.
23/4
'5'/a
1
}1%
8%
1
Inc.
5% Jun
2,200
First -National {Realty Sc. Construction
Corp
«
1%
.2 U
25c
&
6%
29
10c
Felmont
Fields {Plastics
,
,1% May
8,000
.
5%
15%
5% .X
20"/
_c^_——5
Hudson & Manhattan Corp class A
10,
Hudson
Jan
13% Mar
(The)
Electric
4
Jdn
/ 18% Jan
:' 3% Jan
'
25c
—5
•
common—'w-
/
.May
5%
:
1
ir,
Feb
Mar
80
153/a
3 % Mar
.12
■; 14%
40c
j_.
2 '•
l3/4
.1%
8%
...
4.
7*
7%-May
:
23A
preferred
Hoskins
;
15% Jan
,.
6% July
500
Drilling Co.
1.50
Fanny {Farmer Dandy iShops Inc—_1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.,
.m_l
Fargo Oils Ltd__
1
(Fairmont Chemical
22,600
81/4
■
—
:
43/8
.7%
'23/4
Hygrade Food Products
»■
3%
& .Col__—^,_;_.4—_7(50
Hardart Raking Co_„'—
&
,
*
Exquisite Form Indus
4%
Hormel (Geo A)
i
Horn
17%
,
—i.—
Horn
Jun
,4:
1,000
s
Class B
Jan
May
Jun
*
7% Aug
2% May
5,100
"82
Jun
'3.800
——
Jan
5
2,000
63/4
t
106
10%
333/4
Co
Jan
40
July
/
Feb
Feb
May
97
10%
1
Corp
Inc
473/8
Jun
18
50
-
common—..
Home Finance Group Inc
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
>•
Jan
6%
100
__
Inc
3%
Jun
,4%
1,000
-
Co
12%
15 y4 Aug
12 3/4 July
Aug
22
1,300
\
Va
10
2.50
&
553/4
Jun
2%
400
53A
5
Jun
42
_1
T03 % May
Jun
3
200
2,300
;10
10
V
Jun
3,200
28/8
102
"
9,200
'
r_
10 Va
'
2s/a
3%
•
26*
.7%
Industries
.
33%
.7
71
1
25c
A
Holophane
39% Mar
Jun
'4,800
10
50c
International
v
103/4
,
5yB May
*'y. 900
I5V4
33
Hotels /'warrants"
(R)
135/s Mar
,
'
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.—
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc—j.„
Jan
6,200
-
145/a
102
10c
;
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Rofmann
6% Jan
28 Va
•
Hoffman
9% Jan
46%
46
1
5
i
;
8% Jan
:
Jun
98
„1
Jun
Inc
ri
Feb
6
10
27
10c
Supermarkets Inc
Class
Jan
8%
100
convertible .preferred
Hilton
Jan
2% May
3,100
,10c
common
,
9%
32%
10%
-
Jun
4
400
6'A
4
^
cum
Hoe
2% May
6%
6%
2%
5%
6%
Jan
Feb
4% May
15
100
,
13%
Jun
6%
22 Va
20c
;
preferred-
Hill's
24%
Jun
10c
l
common
8% July
20% Jan
.v.
Va May
ft Jun
'
5%
4% May
12%
50c
pfd
Jan
Jun
_25c
_1
preferred
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Industries com.
Jan
•
Tl% Jan
0% Mar
ft Jan
riy2 Jan-
4% Aug 7.,-
23.000
cm
6
5 % Mar
6 y8 May [: -;•••
5.100
1,00
Higble
July
1%
5/b
75/8
7
•
*•
•22 Vz
Aug
15 Va
3,500
•
Ero Manufacturing Co
Espey .Mfg & Electronics
-
7
7,600
1
19
Jun
8y8 May
% Jun
500
157/8
1
10c
"
& .Steel Corp
1st preferred
143A
1,600
V
Jan
Mar
5ya May ''7'.
.
,
2,600
10
*
pfd...
5%%
Helmerich & Payne.Inc
Hercules Galion Products
Feb
1,500
•
3^3/8
16%
Co
:
& Co.
Feb
600
16
1
convertible
Erie Forge
180
165
73A
6
25c
:
Corp
(W E)
4%
30% Mar
Jun
Jun
4,700
1
Heller
Feb
May
5,600
liV
Inc
Equity .Corp
,
-
15%
8
Co
Instruments
Hell-Coil
5%
7%
73/4
Helena Rubenstein Inc
.
Feb
53
Jun
Feb
Feb
140
-
16%
Inc
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric 5%
13%
Jun
4%
500
18%
7%
Jun
Jun
36
1,000
,17%
2
,
-
100
5%
13%
1
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44y8
5»A
1
j.
Electronic Specialty Co
Electronic & Missile rFacilities
Electronics Corp of America
Corp
4
_1
,
;
Electronic Research Associates Inc
Emerton
1,600
44 y8
:
2%
7Vi
300
-T
155
Corp_
Electronic Communications
Emenee
8y2
•
Electronic Assistance
El-Tronics
t*-
53/8
l
Electro-Voice Inc
,
-r-
3%
8 3/8
;
Ltd-
Electrographic
33/8
8 3/8
4%
Feb
77
2 3/4 May
Va
10c
243/a
Jun
1,400
35/8
10c
;
123/a M-r
6% May (; /• ;-143/4
10c
Bishop Inc.
Anr
>.;r:203/4 Aug
633/4 May
33/8
i 5
■
16
600
400
7 3/a
1
'
300
28 V2
Jun
72'%
3 3/a
2
•
7%
115/e May
5V2 May
6,800
73/8 ...ft:
Feb
;.33/4 May
1,300 .:
6.700
22,000-•;
18%
18 3/a
71
7%
_1
—
Lithographing Co
-Heinicke
8%
72
Hebrew National Kqsher Foods Inc—50c
Hecla
73/s
1
25
Light
Haven industries : Inc:
Hazel
20%
8%
_1
!
Co__
13%
17%
4%
2% May
9 200.:
55/«
12%
19%
;10
k.
•
Inc
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A
Mar
4%
-•
Stores
5%
13
2
•
25c
;
/Inc..
Corporation
Hartfield
4'A Aug
Jun
2
400
5,600
Corp.
(Paul)
Harnischfeger Corp
13% Jan
Jun
8%
30
17%
Hardeman
-
-
Hamilton Electro
Feb
:
3%
2%
10c
Corp.!
Hall Lamp Co
9% May
.-v'l':"
3%
8 3/a
30
'
303/s
3%
8%
•
..
H & B American
:
;
4lS6
416
■
Apr
Mar
45
Jun
8% May
2,200
v..'.
—
43
<n
9»/2 May
153A Jun
10,500
9%
17%
v:
?■ 6% Jun
1,800
3,700
•165/8
~9%
1
J
Potash
&
8
353/a
33 V2
.5
Test
Duro
Duval
38%
7%
_;i
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg
jpuraloy
38 %
35
^
2,100 'fjr TO % Jun
200 it I :36>Uj "Jun
13%
13%
^1
Corp___.
Drilling & Exploration Co
Driver
13 Vz
32.50*"-
$2
:•
j7fc Mar ' •
Number 6191
196
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 31)
Friday
•
STOCKS
Last
Range
■>
>'>7 Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Par
^of Prices
'Low
STOCKS
Sinc^ Jan. 1
Range
Shares
Sale Price
Montgomery Ward & Co class A
Morse
Jeannette Glass Co
1
,
.
Jefferson .Lake
Corp*—
Asbesios
warrants——
B
Series
Industries
9 V4 "
5ft
2ft
5%
2%
10c
5%
Apr
6%
Jan
2,800
2,300
5
,
2%
:
2
1,100
5(4 r
5%
•
,4(4 May
2,600
Movielab
Mar
Movie
Industries
Corp—
6V4
4
6%
6%
5 Va
14,300
10 Va
Jun
,class
lnc
& Company
(D)
Gas
Kansas
Katz
Kaufman &
Kavanau
Electric
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,
Jun
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800
10
1
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Nickel
f
1V4
15%
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•
1,500
10
25c
New York Auction Co
Jan
4%
1 >/»
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Sherry
Lynch
9
^
1%
Lodge & Shipley :(The) Co.
-1
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co
1
Loral .Electronics Corp—————,*25c
Louis
;
8 Va
13% ,13%
.
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100
1
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New Park Mining Co
Jan
Aug
■
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12
10
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700
9,400
14 %
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200
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8
Mar
9
7 Vb May
,
2V4 Aug
5%
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12% Mar
800
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800
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.
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National Research
,
28 '/a
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'
11%
3%
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5'/a
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National Petroleum
Jan
18% May
12%
2%
1
:
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4%
(Mich)—
Weld
National Electric
10V8 Mar
24Va
13,000
r
10%
12%
11%
Lakey Foundry Corp.—j——1;;
;
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12(4
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Nendhain
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1
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s
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Jan
Feb
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12%
4%
12
25c
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National
Jan
,19
May
11
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14%
May
4
28
1
National Video Corp class
Lake Shore Mines .LtfcU—'
6
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35
14
Jun
4(4 Aug
1A
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National Alfalfa Dehydrat
Nedicks
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National
L'Aiglon
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21
2.50
10
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Smith Electronics Corp
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200
19
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2,400
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135,800
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.
2.50
1—i
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Klein
800
2 Va:
21
L_———1.
Kleinert (I B) Rubber Co
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Jan
N
Feb
1V2
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800
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.
1%
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9 Vb May
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1
100
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-
100
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4 Va
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18
1%
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13%
26%
9 Va
1
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9,200
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200
13%
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4 Vb
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14%
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Apr
13%
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28%
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2.50
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Jan
99 V2 Mar
Jan
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May
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11,700
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4,600
21
17%
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26 Vb
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.
(Del)—.—I
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:
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19
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1
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100
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Chemical
Kawecki
214
50c
;
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Drug
—
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Ohio
153 Va
Jun
900
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class A
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Muskogee Co
Jan
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2.50
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Kaiser
7%
Jan
,4%
1,800
1
Star
Murray
6'/a
12.50
& Tel
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1
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Jan
5%
12
preferred
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Mount Vernon Mills lnc
Feb
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July
6%
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9 Va
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1
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Mi Siemens
11% Mar
May
V1 % jun
900
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23%
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5% Jun
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10% May
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3
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11 Va
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1
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals-
Jetronic
11%
3%
1
Jefferson Construction Co
*
Shares
25c
Products
Electro
Low
Sales
for Week
Range
of Fslces
Par
.
High
Low
High
Last
American Stock Exchange
for Week
T
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
'
Jan
53
1:% May
5(4
Aug
l%,Mar
12% May
Jun
4
Jan
10
5V8*Jan
24%
88
Jan
% Mar
11%
Apr
33%
Apr
16(4
27%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
8% ••*'".<»
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Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(978)
34
..
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended August 31)--,
Friday
V";;
Par
& Pharmaceutical
Industries
5
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
:—10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
4
•
32 Va
4%
Electronics Corp
Products
A
class
Prentice-Hall Inc
Presidential Realty
Class
Jun
8 %*•
3,600
5%
Jun
$1.25
Mfg Co Inc common
convertible preferred
(The) Company
Prophet
Service of
900
7
350
93%
Jun
109 */2
17%
19
4,900
13%
Feb
5%
5%;
500
4%
Jun
9
9
9%*
200
Rico
Telephone
Sportswear
Puritan
;
■
:
6%
10-*-8 Mar
12%
v..
5% Y
5%
8,000
1%
1%
1%
Jun
2,000
Penn
Jan
south
Jan
Southern
2%
Aug
22%
Feb
2t>"/4
Apr
600
10% May
13
Jan
Standard
Brands
Dredging
54 %
625
8%
Jun
38%
Jun
V/B
Jun
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29%
1%
31
4%
31
29
30
-
400
-
31%'
•
4%
30%
1,500
2,100
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:
5 VB
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Feb
19%
May
52%
11
Jun
12
Feb
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38%
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43
Jun
Jan
Apr
Jan
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1,100
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22
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13%
Apr
13%
Apr
6%
Jun
8
5%
-
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8% Aug
20
1,200
20
20
Jun
8% May
300
9%
Jan
90%
Co
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53 %
87
923/4
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600
45%
12
11%
12 %
700
10% July
21%
Jan
19%
23%
38,800
13%
2314
Aug
Jun
Standard
Quebec Power Co
Products Co
Shares
Feb
34
Inc
•
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1
6%
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1
28%
class
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Ramo
11%
Aug
143/4
8 %
4
6%
2,200
28 %
29%
3,300
22 % May
37%
Feb
12
2,400
10
Jun
18%
Feb
29%
27%
30%
8,100
15
May
19%
20%
1,100
15% May
6
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Aug
7% Feb
10%
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10 VB
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1,800
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15%
200
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3,650
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5%
Apr
Sunair
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l7/a
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Sunset International
Jun
14
12%
2314
May
3%
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Jun
8
4%
Jun
10%
Jun
203/4 Mar
6% May
16 Ya Mar
8
9%
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4,300
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53/a
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5%
5%
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500
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10 Va
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&
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.
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133/4
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12 34
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300
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300
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301/4
10 3/4
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Royal School Labs Inc
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11
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7 Ye Jun
33% May
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13,000
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2%
43%
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153/4
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Savoy Industries
Saxon
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Paper Corp
Fisher Co_
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21/4 May
43/4
1,100
6 3/4
9
193/8 '
19
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1
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Seaboard
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22 3/4
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Seton
Inc
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Shattuck
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73/8
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1,100
13
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22 3/4
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12,500
63/8
700
6'/b May
6 VB Aug
33/a
700
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Shawinigan Water & Power™
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Airlines
'5%
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5% Jun
800
13% May
3%
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Common
Co
14'/a
Apr
43/4
4%
1,400
Jun
51/4
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16
Feb
28'%
291/4
800
243/2
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900
5
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95%
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Co
53/4:
10
1,200
37/a May
6'/8
Feb
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Silver
Corp.
Creek
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Precision Corp
Silver-Miller Mines Ltd
fenvray
Lighting
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_
26 3/2
Jan
United
Aircraft
Jan
United
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15%
15%
165/a
1,700
13
May
243/8 Mar
51/4
9'/2 Mar
2,100
31/2 May
43/a May
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Jan
United Foods Inc
400
9i% May
16
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United
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4,000
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see
page
1191/2
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20
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200
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3,200
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13
13
300
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&
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Mar
Mar
Jan
463%
Apr
Jun
83/«
Jan
July
Jun
93% May
8Ya
Apr
179
.
Jan
8% May
194
Jun
Jan
2'% July
4
45/« July
% 67/a
Jan
2»% May
57/a
Aug
5Ya
Jun
83/4 July
May
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.
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2
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6
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100
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7
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5
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U
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3,100
200
41
41
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10,600
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.
Feb
153%
23,400
313
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Aug
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2,200
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Co
93%
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1
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Jan
Feb
7%
>
Apr
3Ys Mar
85 Vb
575
3'A
88
Mar-',
193/8 May
3,700
,
Jan
22
2'/4 Mar
21 Vb
233%
Feb
Jan
Mar
16 »/4 Mar
May
43/4
100
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Jan
■
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Jan
Jan
3
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93s/4 Jan
.
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33/4 Jun
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83% Jun
29,800
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3VA
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2
:
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.
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300
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1,700
300
1 V\
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Feb
,
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6
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Jan
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V/Y 14'%. Aug://
:
41% Jan
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15,000
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187%
.
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14'%
Jan
Feb
700
2
Apr
31Y4
12 Ye
21Y4
217%
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Products..
Molasses
American
Aug
27'/2 May
% Jun
92
53/4/-
25c
Jan
Jun
14
■
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23/a
Feb
18
May
600
lYa
31 3/2
Corp
United Canco Oil
7,600
-
92
l
Feb
14'%
/
Jun
187%
'
10c
:
-
.
4 7/a May.
7,000
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14'/4
of Canada
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37%
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...
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18
5
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Union Stock Yards of Omana^___-—20v
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Gas
Union
10'/a May
-
2
Silicon* Transistor
Jan
:
U
121/2 July
24%
Jan
47%
11
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
8,700
2
2Y4
30'/2
12
12Ya
10
11,000
10c
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jun
May
18'A
warrants
15'/2
23/s
*
Siboney-Caribbean
93/4
6Ya
12
May
U
15
600
Y
■
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May
2Y4
11'%
2%
*
Cable Co
Conduit &
153/8
79
:
8'%
-
of
Jan
1,200
1
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Tri-Continental
Feb
100€
Sherwin-Williams
5'/a
Jun
Jun /
83/2
Radio
14%
12.50
preferred
Jun
3 'A
9
57%
—1
True Temper Corp
Jan
.
10'A
45%
103/2 May
13
4%
3,300
221/4
1,100
Jan
6.600
"warrants"
14
*-
Aug
32
May.
8% Mar
8
57%
Jan
24 Ye
14
11'%
Forging Corp
Feb
2
5»/8.
97/a
Jan
12
4'%
—5c
World
Trav-ler
Mar
73/8
13
Jun
22'/2
285/8
1
1
Corp
Inc
14
*
7'/s
150
11
4'%
100
Mining of Nevada—
14%
5
500
57/8 Mar
11
47/s.
20c
.
Mining
5,300
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Feb
93/4
lYs
*
Jan
Jan
9%
11
12
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
& Williams Steel
Jan
113/4
%
.
-
Feb
6Y8
75/a
23i%
registered—5s
preferred
4!/4%
E'dison
Universal
May
*
-
Feb
11
20
1
& Latz Inc
Jan
24 Ys
93/4
24
.1
ord
1
.
14'/b
■/'
2%,. Jun
315%
deposit rets
3
Corp
Inc
22
91/4
--
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1
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1
Security Freehold Petroleums™:
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10c.
10
com
Shipyards Corp
Union
Securities Corp General
2'/a May
510
„
—5
class A
Photolab
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,
■
17,400
20,000
41/4
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets def registered—5s
Town
3%
7Ya
8%
3YB
Feb
Mar' '<
153/» Mar
28'%
11%
Co—
Tower
2
_
10c
75%
4
-
i—
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Todd
Mar
6%
rV.
3%
32%
7'/4 May
2YB
■
50c
"warrants"
Aug
'
20
3
73/4
8%
800
86
.
12'/2 Aug
4'/4 May
10c
Inc
Apr
20
43/a July
6Y4 July
3,900
Jun
1,900
145% V..Y
11%
Jun
75%
Amer
Jan
1,500
6 3/4
4Y8
185/a
19
-s
~'
8%
8'%
-1
Electronics Inc..
Apr
Mar
2,400
6
4Y8
—3-
25c
Jun
18 3/4
500
8 »/2
77/a
1
Seaporcel Metals Inc__
18
5 r
41/2
Feb
8i%
1
-10cInc—25c
Corporation—_—
& Light $4.56 pfd
Textron
Tonopah
203/4
700
200
18
41/2
1
Seaboard
217/s
jun
211/8
3.50
Seaboard
2014 Jun
200
■-./
Feb
15
137/8
700
Power
Texas
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'
1
Inc
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Airlines
223/4
*
25c
25c
1
Savage Arms Corp
Sayre
900
1,600
8
i83/4
24
Jun
3% Aug
23/4
Textron
43/4 July
31/8
18%
May
5Y2
—1
Texstar Corp
Jan
4Y8
Oil
Texam
Jan :
20%
22 5/s
16
13
—:
Industries Inc—
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5
73/4
^
14
10c
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*
Corp
Engineering
Tenney
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.
25/s May
■
4,500
100
2,300.
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,
2 '/a
7%
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6Y8
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.
-
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23 Ya May
,
*
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Teleregister Corp
12'/2 Mar
20%
Inc
Milling
Jan
33'%
Amer
•
2.50
Ltd
16 pesos
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
series preferred
20
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20
4.40% series preferred
_—20
5.60% series preferred
20
Earcee Petroleums Ltd
50c
Carlos
Apr
24Ya Mar
23 7/b
123/2c
Corp
—
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Tobacco
San
213%
3
10
*
—5
Inc
Thriftimart Inc
Salem-Brosius
200
84'A
Aug
21%
Apr
Apr
87% Mar
Jun
215/8
8'%
5
Thorofare Markets Inc
Et Lawrence
21%
300
5
common
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TelePrompter
53/4 Mar
8Y4 May
2,400
9S/a
10%
.
A
.
Jan
v'/v
Inc
Products
Jun
5
1,400
2
Operations Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Jan
''■/
30%
27
Jan
22 Vs
3'%
10c
Petrol Corp——1
cumulative preferred
Technicolor
5j§ Feb
7'%
—
Inc
Ross Products Inc
36% Mar
25
22 3/2
,19i/4
—1
1
(Del)
common
Technical
Jan
4
Inc
Roosevelt Raceway
Rowland
B
Telectro
ord regis
rets
dep
Amer
Jun
22% July
22%
Inc..:
Tampa Electric Co
Taylor International
Technical Material
Feb
6%
class
Inc
4%
Jan
Royce Ltd—
Rolls
500
1 '
r
Syntex Corporation
Jan
93/2
6%
4%
Metals Inc
Rogers Corp
Rollins Broadcasting Inc
Rodney
26 3/a
Jan
.41'% Mar
a
Apr
A
pfd F—
Technical Products
Robinson
Rochester
5
29 Va
450
Feb
Mar
-
Jan
Class
1965
3
2,000
27
23
8 Y8 Mar
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co—
Vtc
33'/a
263/4
13 Y4
Supercrete Ltd—
—
25c
Superior Tool & Die Co.'
1.
Superior Window Co class A
10c
Supermarkets Operating Co
—50c.
Supronics Corp
25c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants——-
Apr
53/a
Wells
Struthers
84y2 Mar
H
Jun
9%
Corp
Algom Mines Ltd common
Arner Inc™
Corp
Cobb
Strong
Jan
Jan
May Y
(Del).
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7%
9%
22>/4 Jun
32%
6% Jan
97%
liYs
May
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1
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5Va
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1,300
5
Stop & Shop Inc
23,% Apr
5634 May
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Rico
Rio
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14%
13%
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..
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3
15,300
18
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5
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71
Co—.
Republic Foil Inc
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4%
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Reliance
Aug r
Precision
Stetson
Feb
714
1%
20%
Corp
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Sterling Brewers Inc.™
Jan
5V4 May
2,100
12
67%
1
Stepan Chemical Co
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6
3,800
3%
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5
10c
Inc
Stelma
31% Aug
24%
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May
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21»%
10c
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Real
Jan
Feb
11%
America
of
37,500
May
4% July
10
-
Rayette Co Inc—
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Trust
200
8%
19%
A
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Rath
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6%
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Statham
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8
6 Va
21%
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1
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2,300
22%
1
1
1
Inc
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class B
Stanley Aviation Corp
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Star Industries Inc class A
Feb
Starrett
Ramco Enterprises Inc
5'% May
47/e May
> '
3,400
6 7/e
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22>/2
1
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Standard
418
May
Jun
25
600
7%
~
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65
Jun
-1
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Standard-Thomson
2/e
6%
63/4
6%
26
20
Forgings Corp
Metals Co
Standard
Q
800
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50 V4 Jan
74% Mar
Jun
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2%
6%
32
common.— 1
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19
-
Jun
32'A
1
Co
Paint
convertible preferred
$1.60
Feb
22%
5
Pyle-National Co
75
90%
52
100
20c
•
333/2 July
preference
preference
cumulative
4.56%
12% Mar
60
22%
110
6*2% Apr
Jan
26%
$
8.333/3
18% May
4
2,600
High
12% July
400
16
16 V4
700
800
15%
5%
400
231/2
6%
25
-25
4.48%
convertible
25/
4.32%
cumulative preferred.——25'
4.24%
cumulative preferred
25'
4.08%
cumulative preferred..'
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Southern California Petroleum Corp__2
Southern
Pipe Line
—1
Southern Realty & Utilities—:
1
Southland Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Sports Arena Inc
lc
Stahl-Meyer Inc
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6%
14
15 %
12%
231/4
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6%
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original preferred.
4.78%
cumulative preferred
5%
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400
333/2
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13%
:
—
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44
'
3% May
1% May
7
46 3/2
381/4 391/2
——*
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12%
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*
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Venezuelan
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Feb
Apr
Apr
10% Jar
Jun
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100
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Jun
Aug
*
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preferred
conv
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20
7
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preferred
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5 VB
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$3
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,
8 %'
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1
20
1
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Feb
6% May
Jan
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9%
t
1
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Mines
•
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5%
18%
10c
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Automobiles—
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
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Class
Puerto
3%
2,100
•
95%
•
1
66%
Lambert Co
Precisionware Inc
4
900
7%
7
Shares
Standard
Ltd
Royalties
&
Public
41/4
7%
8%
*
1
Corp of Canada
Oil
5%
3% July
-■
4%
2.50
(Del)
Alexander Inc
&
800
4%*
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■
for Week
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39% Mar
Jun
19
3,500
7%
2.50
1
(The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Polycast
Powdrell
32%
4%
v
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
High
7%
—10
50c
1
Scale!
Pneumatic
Poloron
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Low
"
4%
Plastics Corp
Polarad
Pratt
30 y8
Corp
Inc
Industries
Pioneer
Power
*
High
Exchange
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Simca
1
1
1
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
50
Pittsburgh Railways Co
*
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc—10c
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
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Aircraft
Piasecki
Pierce
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Phillips
Week's
Last
STOCKS
for Week
Low
«
Friday
Sale Price
Sales
Range
of Prices
:
Sale Price
Exchange
'
Week's
Last
stocks
American Stock
"
■
i
3%
3 3/4
3 Ya
1,200
1V4
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3
3 Yb
1,300
lYe
Jun
'
43/2
4%
Feb
Feb-
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(979)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
stocks
Last
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for Week
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
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Valspar
Corp
Sugar
6% May
8%
8%
3,200
8
Jun
7'A
87/a
83A
8%
9
VTR
3
3% May814 Aug
Aircraft
Co—
——-——
Waitt
Inc
Bond
&
6%
Webb
Inc
Knapp
&
preferred
9
9%
7,200
7% May
12%
Jan
17
17%
600
14 % May
23%
Jan
West
Texas
Products
Chemical
West
Utilities
new
Fashions
Development
Equities Inc
Western
Co———
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Williamhouse
(The)
Wilson
(R
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5%
90
Wood
2%
2%
23A
1,900
*
10
Mar
Apr
7%
Feb
-
4%
2%
3%
Jan
Apr
%
3,100
600
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1
22%
23%
10%
107/B
800
%
3A
25%
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1%
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Nuclear
Ohio
3'As
Public
1,500
6'A
1,500
;
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414 Jun
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7%
11 %
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6s
2
19
May
14%
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25c
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Interest
Period
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conv
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Boston
BSF
Steel
Co
1974
series
Raceway
2%
Jun
II S
1%
Jun
1.200
13% May
■:
5
6,700
■
8%
jun
1969
3% May
7%
Chicago Transit Authority
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614s
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•
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8
or
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106
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92%
16
1971
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90%
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1970
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91
91%
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69
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80
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Jan-July
1952
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—
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78
79%
29
1100
98%
98%
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104%
7
34
38%
21
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95
$64
$60
$60
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142%
—
$110
Afay-Nov
98%
93%
—
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(Prov)
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
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(issue of May 1927) 1947
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927)
1947
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—
,
Aprll-Ocf
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972__—_ June-Dee
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Mar-Sept
2'4s 2008
Peru
(Republic of) —
1121
89%
104
—
6 '4s
6'As 1949
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•
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1975
&
1993
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514s
95
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de Janiero
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3s
;
1997
1
99%
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61 '4
64
34%
47%
48
53
Jan-July
(Plan A)
stamped
$99% 100'A
2s 2012- _Jan-July
100'/a
delivery transaction (not included in year's range), d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution.' g Ex-stock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range). :t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
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.
V.
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v tc," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "ww," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
♦No
35
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81
70
1974
6s
75
75 r
56'A
57
51
April-Oct
195
98
90%
96
May-Nov
1963
96
97%
92 %
121
9714
value.,
Deferred
a
'
May-Nou
Apr-Oct
debs
par
,
17'A
Corp—
1981
Development
110%
Afay-Nov
Construction
subord
6s
27%
May-Nov
1993
1976
wts
38
Feb-Aup
RR—
series
Realty
Builders
General
debs
16
92'A
101 %
Savings Banks and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment. Debentures—
Division—
J
series A
mortgage
614s
v
N
4s
Fotochrome
86
German
Friday's
92%
,...
6s
93%
84
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
Bid & Asked
Mar-Sep
debs
Western
of
mortgage
1st
1976
6s
subord
&
Lackawanna
1st
Jan-July
Inc
87%
80%
5
1007/b 100%
Gas'6%. conv sii)j debs 1977-_-Feb-Aug
Corp .'debs f»s ser A.yl963__-^jL___Jan-July
Washington Wa'tet !ppwer 3%s 1964——__Jwne-Dec .r
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
June-Dec '•
Week's Range
June-Dec
1978
1970
(Calif)
Electric
85 Va
88%
Corp—
convertible
Delaware
3%s
3'As
Gas
Gas
90%
83
1:102%
Afay-Nov
Natural
Feb
200
156
June-Dec
1978
6s
\f 7
99%
102
April-Oct
Va
85
$107
—Mar-Sept
-
&
Service
Apr
1,400
5%
34
-
Feb-Aug
1985
Gas
88'%
82
104% 104%
.-.Mar-Sept
-
1985
subord
conv
5
16% May
Sale Price
—June-Dec
———
Wasatch
2,600
Quar-Feb
A. 1970—
Assn
98%
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 614s 1973
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6s
86
103% 103%
1:103% 104 *
California
Food
89%
414 July
June-Dec
1998
convertible
5%s
Brandy wine
1
Aug
2,%s
Edjson
.
6s
92%
Szabo
;., 9% Aug
)6% Jan
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s Inc debs
I994w—June-Dec
Appalachian: Elec Power 3'AS 1970
^.-Juue-Dec
Bethlehem
series
100
83%
Counties
98%
82
98'A
series
4%s series B
debs
97%
91%
714- Apr
Jan
Low
Inc
97 Va
3s
18% Mar
Jun
4%-
Last
Mar-Sept
E
-
83-
95 Va
1981_—May-lVo«
series
23% Mar
3%
Friday
;
3s
1965_^.
3s
3%s
May
3%
4%
Exchange
Corp
87%
Southwestern
88
'0
80
D
L
137
Corp—
series
Southern
12,600
1 5%
'
Devel
104
74
85%
Southern
21,200
5%
5%
4%
.
"•
99%
86
series
92%
123
$83
Jan
Jan
90
98%
6s
3'As
Jun
1,400
6%;
6'A
50c
.
Co
1967.
B
Mar
98
97%
,
C
1987
4%
15
93
1986
4%
4'A
15%
196
A
O
9%
4
1
110
319
series
N
18
99%
99%
series
M
% Aug
5% May
7%
4%
5
83
1972-
Edison
series
16%
131
96
Power
series
15%
4%
Water
California
series
4%s
,
99
97'A
3s
May
14% May
200
105
27/bs
•
Alsco
Harbor
Safe
series
Jun
116 Va
1
1976
414s
Jun
12
1,950
Gas
&
debs
sub
4'As
Aug
5%
5s
£1
6%
BONDS
Broadcasting
conv
614 May
214 Jan
17%
14%
19
5914
138 V
90
Corp—
Jan
34 %
-
51
111%
126'A
314s
(without, warrants)
Mar
29
91
30
94
liq tr ctfs
103
87
Electric &
Equities
7%s
22% Mar
10 Va
•
13%
•
1
com
American Stock
Service
5s
16%
63A
46
197
American Co 7s debs
conv subord debs
1977
5%s
.
99 %
•
to
Rapid
Feb
6%
153
95
—
14%
15%
Inc
Corp
Corp^-.*--
1970
Jun
6
107
99
1971-
4%s series K 1983
6'A
94
3s
Jan
15%
6%
Jan-July
—Jan-JttZy
due
6%s
mortgage
mortgage
24%
2,000
102
60
J
814
1
95
*
8%
25
pfd—100
1st
Power
1st
series
1,700
19,700
1982
7%
6
105
514s
America
series
17%
18%
Feb-Aug
1973—Juu-Dec
series
163A
16-14
6s
extended
of
Petroleum
47/8s
17-14
6
Pennsylvania Water & Power 314s 1
Ltd—
preferred
Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Corp
Occidental
Jan
21%
18%
1953
4%s
2914
Jun
1
Inc
due
4'As
Jun
8
700
92
7
_Jun-Dec
debs
Corp 1st 6s
now
Jan
18
2,000
214
1, i
_
convV 1981
Hess
Jan
100
10%
214
High
85
27
3%
1972_—_
3%
20%
9%
10
6s
1% May
16
Aug
207/a
2 %
Low
91 %
Corp 514s 197
National Research Corp 5s> 197
Nippon Electric Power Co Ltd
Jan
"9%
9
Ine
Bellas
Feb
7,100
Jan. 1
No.
General
Jan
July
% Aug
89
Jan-July
1977
5%s
National
May
10
4,600
1970_:
4s
Range Since
Sold
High
Corp—
deb
National
Feb
32
Jun
89
____Afay-I$ov
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982—May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar-Sep
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963™
Aprii-Oct
Apr
18% May
19
~~%
%
38
RR
Italian Power Realization Tr 614%
Kawecki Chemical 4%s 1978_-
Southern
14 May
24%
Apr-Oct
•
Feb
28
Bid & Asked
'
International 7s *conv
Hydrometals
3 %s
rets ord regular
Raceway
Foods
Aug
94
Jun
%
24%
Zale Jewelry
Zion
21%
2114
Land
sub
Hudson & Manhattan
"
23A July
7
2414
Is
6%
preference
Wright Hargreav.es Ltd
;Yale'Express System Inc class A
enkers
7% Apr
Aug
4
Jan
10c
Light 4%%
W)
(F
American dep
4
1981
conv
Western
Stores
Hoffman
6%
Bonds
Friday's
or
"
<
conv
Hartfleld
Jan
104% Feb
>
8814 Aug
1014 Jun
1,200
Co
Industries
Woolworth
4,200
9,200
(John)
Woodall
500
16%
4%
Industries
Industries Ltd
Wood Newspaper Machine
'""■
20
20%
15%
3 Va
common
&
3,600
5
Jun
314 May
314 May
1,600
37/B
4%
8314
20
■
Jun
—*
preferred-
Wisconsin Pwr
2% Jan
4
Inc
•&
C)
1
3
Williams -Brothers ,Co
Williams
3
17,200
3Va
;
Williams-McWilliams
1% May
114
&
American
•614s
Ltd—
Inc-—
Stores
10,100
l'A
Whippany Paper Board
10c
White Eagle International Inc
10c
White Stag Mfg Co..,;
1
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
:—.— —-1.
Wichita River Oil Corp
1
Wiebolt
*13 J
200
2%
4 %
Manufacturing
Weyenberg Shoe
Jun
Jan
Jan
97/B
—
rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
Inc.
7
6%
214
15%
dep
Westmoreland
6% Jan
71% Jan
,
Jun
1
10c
5c
—
Stockholders Invest
Western
314
100
Nuclear Jnc_——
Western
87/a Aug
4% Jan
1
114 May
May
100
10c
Western
Westbury
Jun
28
280,
,
47/a
16% Aug
2 % Jun
9,700
3%
20%
pfd
4.40%
£
400
70 3A
—-50c
preference
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
5
200
4
*
'5%
series
$6
213A Mar
714. Jun
,
lOo
*
1
1.25
common
->
8,500
93A
Instruments Co—1
Precision
13—Jan
-9% Apr
May
5
4
10
common
conv
non-cum
Waltham
Jan
914
.:preferredt-ii-J.—
<
107/a
4%
*
Wagner Baking common
Apr
Jan
8 VB
Inc——---•—-1
Waco
Jan
14%
•'
.:
5% May
3,800
Feb
•
19%
Jun
4,000
<
12
11%
<
9'A
25c
Manufacturing—*
3%
Gulf
Feb
'
814 May
9,200
5%
5%
5%
1114
.
■
Corp
Registered
Jan
'4'%
1
2
Vogt
38,300
8%
•
Dare Stores Corp
Virginia. Iron Coal & Coke Co
Vita Food Products.
—
700
1,400
.
Foam
•Guantanamo
Jan
35
May
614
.
e%
13 y4
6 %
Sale Price
Low
Feb
.
97/»
■
Jun
3,500
Corporation-——--—————}
Virginia
8
>
May V '
8%
Corp
Vinco.
5
9%
12
Last
Period
General
Jun
83A
12'A
Week's Range
Interest
High
~a%
5
I
—«.
Corp
57/a
5
21,200
5%
1.000
27
of America
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America——1
Victoreen. (The) Instrument Co
1
Viewlex Inc class A
y
—-—25c
Valve
Since Jan. 1
Range
y
I OW
53A 4
Friday
BONDS
American Stock Exchange
,
High
5%
5%
^
*
:
A"
5%
com_10c
;
Inc
Low
•
f (Range for Week Ended August 31)
Sales
Week's
Friday
•
U- f;M'"'
'
9414
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended August 31)
Friday
BONDS
Interest
BONDS
Week's Range
or
Last
Bonds
Friday's
1st
'
Gas
2%s
Corp
Period
Bid &
Sale Price
Asked
High
No.
4%s sink fund debentures
5'4s
1st
sinking fund
mtge
.
United
5s
U
S
& coll trust 5s
conv
2%s
89
90
3
93%
96%
♦94%
72—-
.90%. *95%
»
90
101
98%
101%
99%
103%
102%
102%
105%
102
102%
105%
101%
10274 103
10274
103
97
*103% 104'4
"
101 Va
.91%
99
98%
103 %
May-Nou
90
91%
--
102
June-Dec
1981
ApriZ-Oct
1976
103
1967
4s
Corp
of
*84%
1983-
112%
76
82
Jan-July
April-Oct
96%
96 74
102%
163'A
85%
~
'93%
94
95
♦q^i/R
April-Oct
debs
98
49
9674
56
102% 103
/
100%
103%
conv
subord debentures 1969
4'As
conv
subord debentures
*__
June-Dec
1976
Mar-Sepi
80%
Mar-Sept
80%
106 %
99
98
102%
:
24
78
92
106%
34
94
136
82
conv
subord
debs
1980-
105
&
ref
1st
&
ref
mtge 3s series F 1978
&
ref
mtge 274s series G 1979_
June-Dec
1st
&
ref mtge
mtge 2%s series E
1975
Afar-Sept
2%s series H 1980
1st
&
ref
mtge
1st
.
West
Shore
4s
Power
RR
1st
4s
1974series
3'4s
82%
86%
1966
registered 2361
Western
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3'4s series C 1979
5%s
debentures
&
ref
mtge 3'As series J
3%s
series
I
income debentures
5s
General
mortgage 4'As 1983:
Virginian Ry 3s series B
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
1973-April-Oct
Afay-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Vornado Inc
5s
Wabash
75
conv
subord
83
87%
7
82%
87%
84
1982
Gen mtge 4s income series A Jan
1981
54
54'A
4
-; 50%
94
94
1
92
50%
«.«•
9 7'A
96%
——
debentures
1975
86
94 %
Co
&
Wisconsin
Gen
4'4s
1st
sink
Central
mortgage
RR
4s
fund
debs
series
Power
274s
♦86%
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
97%
57%
65
36
57
79%
81%
89
—
—
86%
95%
.
94%
Co—
2004
A
mtge 4'4s inc series A Jan
mortgage
1980
1978
98%
99%
85
■
debs
97%
94
«6%
5
50
88%
'
Wilson
87
—
3
971A
86%
87
99
107
86
„
—
97%^flZm.
May-Nov
77
103%
8
97
97
*102% 104%
81%
103%
77
.
*73%
mortgage 3'As series D 1967
97%
99%
♦75
Feb-Aug
59%
59
80%
*80
Mar-Sept
1976
1979
Public Service
59%
*59%
Jan-July
1 2029
21
39
38
May
June-Dec
99
*81%
Afar-Sept
2%s
*81
*90%
3'As
1971
Jan-July
Yonkers Elec Lt & Power 2%s
1976
Jan-July
♦79
April-Oct
♦100
—
—
—
*86%
72%
88
"
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
mtge 4'4s series H 1990
...
__
*89 '4
♦91'4
1
72%
71%
'
--
*115
116
105
*__
—
;
—
*68'A
8 6'4
99%
:
—
74%
85%
87%
90%
—
; 104
April
April
102
102
--
91%
"
Afar-Sept
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
7:
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1st
Feb-Aug
debs
54'A
Mar-Sept
113%
120
a
25
71
70
86%
95
69%
not
.
66%
116
75
72
Deferred
included
Co—
RR
54
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
convertible
93'/a
99'A
54
May
3%s
80%
79 %
4
8 6'4
*84
Jan-July
Afay-Nov
C
81'4
87%
8 6'A
-
Afar-Sept.
1995
32
92%
96%
*:v.
:v;
99
*
Wisconsin
87%
*80
87'4
86'4
June-Dec
April-Oct
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
80 %
85
98 %
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
First
99'A
„
*91%
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
1984
36
94
13
97%
♦79%
April-Oct
Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987
High
28%
j''
,
98%
Jan-July
1981—Jan-July
1982
Western Pacific RR Co 3 '4s series A
Jan. 1
Low
No.
—
Mar-Sept
1981—
1982
—
—
1969
Range Sinco
Sold
36
97 %
97%
Jan-July
gtd 2361
Bonds
A
-—May-ZVou
I
Afar-Sept
1st
*84%
Penn
Wisconsin Electric
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1st
West
First
Co—
4%s
General mortgage 3s
Penn Electric 3'4s
West
High
*85
mtge 314s 1967—Jan-July
1979
Afay-Nov,
Whirlpool Corp 3'4s sink fund
America—
3VbS
.
Western Union
135% 140
135 J/2
Afay-Nov
sinking fund debentures 1986
Vendo
98 %
Jan-July
1980
,
100'4 102
100%
98%
May-Wow
1982
4%s
debentures
debentures
Vanadium
101
*91%
Mar-Sept
1978
--
*90
Friday's
*33
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen
Afar-Sept
1980
debentures
United States Steel
4%s
1977
1978
debentures
trust
gtd gold 3%s 2000
5
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
2%s
coll
&
States
ref
95
April-Oct
sinking fund debentures 1973
1st mtge
Warren RR first
89%
April-Oct
1972
mtge & coll trust 4%s
mtge & coll trust 4'As
4%s sink fund debentures
High
95
Feb-Aug
1st
Low
89%
May-Nov
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
coll trust 3%s;1972
coll trust 3%s 1975
Last
Sale Price
Jan. 1
Jan-July
1970
1st mtge &
1st
Period
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970
list mtge &
3%s
Interest ^
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Sold
Low
New York Stock Exchange
United
Week's Range
Friday
Continued from page 30
in
delivery
the
sale
year's
range,
not
n
included in the year's range,
y
Ex-coupon.
§ Negotiability impaired by maturity.
$ Companies reported as being in .bankruptcy,
the
Bankruptcy
*
•
Friday's
Bonds
Act,
bid
and
selling
securities
ask prices;
or
flat.
-
not
rCash
e Odd
included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest;
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year s
sale
sale
lot
range
-
.
.
„
o0-finn
receivership, or reorganized under t>ecu n
assumed by such companies.
no sales being transacted during
'.
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to
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■
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"
:
-
^
36
The Commercial ahd Financial Chronicle
(980)
Monday, September 3, 1962
...
(Range for Week Ended August 311)?
Boston Stock
Last
STOCKS
Corp——
Sc
Tel
American*
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Co
Co
Service
Copper Range CP
43
240
33%
333/4
r
34%
423 ;v
29 y4
—
High,
T
12% May.
98
May
38% Jun
17%
194
\ 2,870
55
55
483/4-
48%
.———5
15
15
20
,
May
Jun
•"
-!
'
"
,
"*
33% May
Steel
l_.
Westinghouse Electric _———;
69c
cum
5 7o
cum
First
pfd "A"_,
pfd "B"
adj
1st
cum
46
40
20
35
27
27;
20
24
Jan
40
Apr
14%
Stores
National
^-100
s—
15
125
14
Jan
24
Feb
513/4
362
50
,
—
_
__
50
17_~—2~50
General Electric Co_
Gillette
Jan
Aug
447/s
396
36%
Jun
68%
1,061
54%
Jun
39%
450
30%
Jun
55% Jan
.
V.'*
•>'; .'7
Electric
Allen
Island Greek Coal Co
Star
Lone
Racing
Narragansett
•
Chemical
Mathieson
45-
295
31%
32
102
11%
25%
51%
41
;
Jan
Consumers
Jan
JUn:
53
140
19 V4
Jun
41
22%
233/4
411
19%
Jun
X 41%
28%
50%
319
45
30%
151
22%
"
182
"
28%
27%
273/4
Steel
•
:
6% Aug
CO
Motor
STOCKS1
Last
Range
Sale Price
of-Prices*
Low
Carey
iknufacthring
Champion
Papers
Cincinnati Gas
Gibson
20
46%
124
98 Vi
318b*
20%
■:
301
30
:.
-
5...
May
12% May
-19 V«
r,.
33
20%
21 y8
67%
69%
50% Mar
113 y4
:
T
_—
A'lleghafiy
Allied
Aluminum
i
*
Co
of
America*?-
American Motors
—
l
:
American
:
Tobacco
-
36 y8
30 y»
Jan
Jun-
92 y4
Jan
•
18%
i
16%
112:
30%
6.25
16%
52"
30%
30%
;.io;
Anaconda
____50
^
42%-
42%
"65
Oil
Bethlehem
Steel
Boeing'
5
Brunswick
Corp
45
22%
23%
I?3/* May
27%
52%
53%
4,221
57%: Jan
6%
6%
200
45 % Jun
6 % Aug
26%'
Burlington
Burroughs
Chesapeake & 6hio__
Chrysler
25
Colgate-Palmolive'
l
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48%
13%
100
13% Aug.
163/8
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27 y4
27 y4
300
27
32 y»
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27
27%
1,267
July
28% May
23/4 Aug
36%
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2V4' Jan
3 3/4
Apr
May
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12%
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Feb
22%
22%
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15%
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165/8 Mar
Jun
-
12
Aug
May
12 y2
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Corn Products
Ohio Electrid
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Jun
4
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Aug:
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48
29%
Apr
17% Jan
136% Jan
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American
Home* ProduotsTDn)—.
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American
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25
Aug
36% May
56-
Feb
323
American Machine &
19% Aug
52%
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American Metal ClimaxL———..——L
45
18% May
25
50
32% May
45%. May
583/4 .603/4
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85% JUn
60
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26%
42
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363
37%
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44%
433/4
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45
23%
-
22%
23 y8
60
17% May
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52
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29% Aug
22 ys Jun
45
Jan
29
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33% May
25% Jim
44
Mar
32%
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25
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28%
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27%
213/4
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20
24
13%-
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300
12% May
24%-
26%-
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56
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24%
10
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131
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37%'
35
37%
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45%
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57% Jan
33
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25
28
36%
78% Mar
45
25
28
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30
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international
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Jan
•
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Aug
27% Feb
11
45%
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Jan
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43
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40%
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20
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'
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47
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11%
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Feb
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100
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-
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Midwest Stock Exchange
Feb
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08 y4 May
.
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27V4
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45
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41% Jun
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5
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Detroit
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Detroit
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Apr
10%
126
Feb
23'. Jan
11% Jun
...
40
;;
44%
Range ;
of Prices-
Sale Price
,
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*
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55
11%
243/4
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—
15
36% May
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May
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Stop & Shop inc.
75
676
20%
11%23%
Jan
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May
67% Jun
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24
1
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100
England Electric System
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23
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16
•
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723/i Jan
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;
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36
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Feb
i 48
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763/4 Jan.
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34% July
,
40
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47
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177/a Aug
136% Jan
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503/4
15
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Pfersonal Proper!^' Trust.
Boston
Cities
High
Range Since Jan. 1
110 3/4 114%
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Boston
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Firestone
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Pfizer
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Jan
19%r
Chemical—5
Interrtationar Nickel Co
Power
25%
Jan
Jan
9%
<-
36%
"•International Harvester
&
:v
64%
Jun
6% May
-
Apr
33
Aug
25
100
.18%
20%
Co___<— _____1
11%
41'/4
SundStrahd
10
Steamship Co
38 V4
100
C
i 5,000
1-400
,
9
v..
25%
25 V:
10
7
„
7%
9
300
.
Junt
Vi* vvpY>-*
Illinois'Brick C0„L
^Interstate
6%
;
'v.-'i.S *£ •••v*' '+£*v\iV
Interlake
Feb
14%
Ltd
International' Mineral
Jari
15
14 Va
Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
Steel
Apt
19-
11 Va- Jun
11 Va May
13 Va
Hupp
Inland
28
13%. Jun,,
300.
13 Va-
—20
Howard Industries Inc„*-:;«_l
Co
20
400
:
——
(D H)
Holmes
100
16
—25c
Corp--—
(Walter E) & Co___
28V4
28%
Feb
44Va' Apr
■r:
21
15%
15%
-
—j!—_3
Werner
Heller
21
:-l
Coi_:
Brewing
13% May
26 V** Jun; *:
Mar
29%
Juh
May
34
1,200
Jan
50
May
'
Hammond-
22%
Inc
Rexall Drug & Chemical
Standard
■
19 V*
22%
of America* (Un)____
Radio Corp
Feb
54%- JUri
52%
;
50 V*> Jam'
Apr
600
2,200
-V-.
100'
18-
3
_—_8.33,'/3
(Un)
Oil, Cofp——
19%
22%
Raytheon Company—.
Republic1 Steel Corp (Un)—
.2,900
30
___
Jun-
49%
Quaker Oats Co
45
14
8
s
—
37% Mar-
Mhy
327/a
106
17%
•>
•
(Un)_—
60
37%
Tire .& Rubber Co___—:—T*r
Go_i._
!__—
Granite City Steel Co—
!
6:25.
Gray Drug Stores
1
1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock:
*
(W H)
Gossard
Co
Jun
90(K
?
23%
Gqodyear
25 V*
Yn 48% Mar
•
25,800
38"
—
49% Mar '44 V*' jam
37
500
V4'
29%
»—
8 Va
9-
Y 30 %
1
Co
35%
16%
Indiana—
Jun
Aug
697/a
30c
& Rubber
Tire
Gillette
68%- Apr
May
3l Vr Jun
—•(
5
(Un)
of
Oil5 Co
Pure
Servel
General
17%
35%
29%
J—
—
Gamble
36Vn
25%
20%
.
—5
(The)
&
Service
Public
37% Jun
25%
53%
Corp__.__3.33
1-7- 1
12.50
5
5
30
68 Va
26
2.50
609
18 V* May
■
69% Mar
68%
1
Utilities (Un)—
Jurt
24%
5
Cement—
26% Jab
42"
Feb
Jun
24T
Jan
115% Mar
67 %•
68%
—3
2,000
1
•
Phelps Dodge Corp (Urt)
Philip Morris Inc (Un)
Phillips Petroleum Co
(Un)
900
5
Corp—————1.66% "
General Motors
500
44
Y;Y
5
10
•
__33%o*
RR
5,600
54 %•
1
Foods *Corp_^——
Mills Inc—
General
33
Y
■
5
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)—
Reynolds (Rt Ji) Tobacco (Un)_—
—5
;
27%
16%. Sun*
85 V*. Jurt
18
C61_^___
Coal
1,400
2%»
Dynamics
32%.
42
32
2,600'
--
"
Jan
28% May
May
14 Va July
40%* Jun
500,
2,300s
32% Y
(Uia)-
Airways
45
73/*1
2
Electric CO' (Un)—*
-General
33%
:
31 Vr
Co
&
45 V*
22 Va
•
.1.25"
Box Corp—i
Contract Finance
37%
33 Va
20 Va
1,100
.
10
31%
8V*
jYv'V-i
-10
Transportation-!
American
General
General
37%
'
37%
32%
America_Y—
31%. Jun
'■
43?
——1
Corporation—;
D
Gen
Inc___z.__ —-•___ ---3
Dairies
Foremost
59%
1
800
43%
'44%>
YY
14%
Jan
71%
Jam
30% Feti
22% May
1,600
53%
31
5
2.50
Bankshares
Wisconsin
Ford
23 Va
58%
Feb
20V*
'
(Un)
Rubber
&
First
30
51%
'T''„x '■
!
23 7A
14%
;Y
JUll'
;
48 Va May
700
*14%
5 V*
34% Mar
JUtt'
166
4,800
200
Y;'5 it) PSP:
1
Instrument Corp^l
&
20
30
11
67*
7 58%
Corp.
Gas Light & Coke—
(Charles) & Cd (Un)
Peoples
60%
Jun
40'
1,000
19%
1
Corp
Whitney
Camera
Fairchild
World
Aitier
56% Feb
May
'27% May-
20O
101
100
19%
Electric Mfg
Fairbanks
F W
__3
—
•
18%
18%
:
100%
*
El Paso Natural Gas-i
Emerson
18 Va
'•
,:InC—^-1"'
Lines
Kodak
1,000
13%
65
7.50
Gas
Chemical
Corp of
Packaging
Potter
Air
lias tern
Eastman
Anr
5- !'
Pacific Gas & Electric (Un)
Pfeabody
45%
20
5
Jan
30%
July
Feb
60% Mar
-42
Jun
T-'.P
(Un)
Manufacturing' Co
Chemical
34-%
May
41 Va May
19v
Pennsylvania
Co
132%
Jun
3
53 Va Mar
10%
44%
Detroit
Dow
1,000
Jun
22
200
3.33
Co_
Natural
50%
,
7
7
'■Deere' &
Dodge
Olln-Mathieson
18%
18%
-I t
-'?■*
<
Jan
74 Va
600
,L-V'Y..:;YYvY:'P<: PiPP-P
Manufacturing
Oklahoma
12
24%
24%
(Un)
■
Oak
Feb
Jun
15%
1
12.50
(Un)
of Amer
Curtiss-Wright
Jan
71%
9 Va
48%
1 f
Publishing (
Crowell-Collier
47%
48% May
100
22%'
5
Co—
38% May
900
50
5
America.-—_—
Co'of
Controls
600
400
4 Va
i
•
(Un)1
1; :Y' ;!Y YY f'i'■ YY Y ■!
10%
Delaware (Un)
of
28% Mar
Jun
85'
3%-
■'
BancOrpbration
Apr
"
24Va
5"--.
Northern States Power Co—
Northwest
Co
Power
Consumers
Co
Service
(Un)
v;.'
High
80
5
*
Co
Public
Range SinceJau. i
Low
1
j
5
Corp
Ry
High,
13Va
____1
Corp_
Gas
Low
24
334.
_1
(Un)
Shares*
24%
'
1
(Un)
ntt
"
for Week
83%
5
—
17 'A Mar
v
(Un)
Chem
81
5
(Un)
Register
National Tile &
Far :•.:v
:-r
Sales
Range
of Prices
■.Sale Price
-<
;=. v■.
50
Aug'
12%
1,350
Feb
Mar'
V
Y
Last
•/')
v'>
99%
Jun
88
100
v.;T...'?
High Y;'
38%
600
24
23%
:
■Y'Y:
20
3,600
58%
89 "
24
Low
Y- ''-/'Y
I 49 Va
49"
•'*
City Products Corp____!
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron common—
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
High
54 J/4
58'/a
25
10
—-—
—
Service
Cities
Low
Par
Week's
Fridtty
STOCKS
Y f°r Week
Last
5' I
for'Week Ended August 3 |i)
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
37
(981)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
.
.
24 Va
Jun
25 Va
300
2,200^
Jun
Jun
33%
55
60
92
Jan
Feb
Mar
Jan
16 V* Mar
130 Va
Jan
70 % Feb
•
40%^Mar
42
Jan
7% Feb
Jim
Jun
Apr
89
Mar
Co_
12%
12%
77
Ycfungstown Sheet '& Tube.;
12%-Jun
71% Jun
106
Msr
52% J¥n
37%
Yates-American-' Machine
51%* Jun-
Zenith
Radio
Cdfp--**
58*
53
58%
4,400-
44/
I
I
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■mil III
I
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76%N^r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Friday
Price Range
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
'
'
Weejk's
Sales.
Last
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Friday
>
■
Consolidated Min—5c
Ink
Co
Inc
Cooke
&
Capwell
Emporium
Co
Exeter OH. Co Ltd class A
18
29%
29%
35
__
2% Jtin
5
Feb
9% Feb
23% Jan
50% Jan
.
9%
1.15
1 10
1.20
—
2.10
4% May
16% Jun
24% Jun
29% Jun
V
,
.
2.10
75c
7% May
10c
Imperial Western
M
Matson
Oil
M
&
(Joseph)
Frank
&
Nordon
Inc_
Co
Petroleum
Co—
Corp Ltd
Oil
Norris
12,000
18%
18%
100
16%
16%
16%
600
1.80
1.80
1.80
1
_:
400
32%
32%
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
60
32
275
19
33%
21%
"
«...
1
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common ___
__25
$2.50 convertible preferred
1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
.....10
Pittsburgh Plate Glass-
24
12%
,
12%
4%
r;;./
28% Mar
12% Aug
53/4 Jan
43/8 Aug
4%
4%
500
36%
Rockwell-Standard
36%
50
36% Aug
Investment
American
preferred—
yo
1
com
May
Jun
69c
Engineering. & Foundry
Vanadium Alloys Steel
Westinghouse Air Brake
15%
153/8
51%
50%
53%
372
32%
32
323%
240
18% *
18%
18%
10
27%
27%
27%
24%
247/s
27%
28 3/4
10
.
.
17%
Jan
1 ?■ 28
6.25
' ;
67%
37%
23 y4
32%
Jun
V
Feb
30% Mar
Jun
25
-
Feb
Apr
23% Feb
25 % May
1
115
641
•
<
-
•
39%
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
on
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Stocks
—Bonds—
—
23% Mar
Jun
10
2.10 Jan
5"% Aug
3% Apr
5
4,200
2.65
July
1.95
4,100
1.50
Feb
22%
22%
200
22%
Aug
32
Jan
26%
30
25 % May
27
Feb
Indus¬
Date
Total
15
20
30
17 % Mar
1.25 May
15%
153/4 May
17%. Jun
——
5
.
v
Elec Corp/
36% Aug
25% May
5
Co.
Jan
26 %
22%
f
25
i—:
_
...
•
13% July
473/4 Jun
5
Corp
United
Westinghouse
' '
50
_
/ Rail¬
Second
10
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
40
Rails
ties
Bonds
trials
-
10
•
First
65
Utili¬
10
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
92.40
79.06'
Aug.
24
613.74
123.34
121.27
212.95
Aug.
Aug.
27
612.57
125.16
121.22
212.98
92.66
79.20
28
605.25
123.82
120.30
210.72
92.56
79.26
83.27
29
603.24
122.82
120.19
209.93
92.56
79.26
83.07
30
602.32
122.68
120.43
209.81
92.58
79.16
Total
85.55
87.79
82.97
Aug.
*6
Mar
Jun
Jan
9%
10
'
Aug.
North
High
48
Aug
"
5% Mar
31c
4%
;
1.60
7%
-
High
Jan
ill. 55
4%
1
Co
46c
Apr
2.85 May
7,300
37c
i87/e
Navigation Co (Un)
Merchants
4%
35c
Low
,■
Co
2.70 Jan
18c
8,900
4%
36c
Par
..
Corp
1.9Q Jan
1.85 Jun
100.,
28c
25c
25c
10
—
4%
25c
(Un)
Co
50c
10c
*
Oil
M
/
*
Below
Jade
,
Shares
Mar
15
May
85C
27,700*
-
•
...
Refractories
Walker
Harbison
,<•
.,
«
for Week
*
49%. Jan
July
32c
500
1,900 ;.
10%;/ ,:
10
;_1
——
400
18,700
900
2,199
700
46c
46c
Co of California_l
Good Humor Co of Calif—
i,
—10c
20c Jan
^7% Jan
47% Apr
2.95
5%
18%
30%
35%
18
.
1
General Exploration
Holly Oil Co (Un)
36
llc^ May
25% Jun
33
Jun
16c
32%
2.95
5y8
5%
High
Low
11,000
1,300
100
13c
32%
36
14c
—
1
*
5.50
—10
10
Oil
&
Gas
Bultes
/
5
*
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
Brewer
(C) & Co Ltd
Buckner Industries
Inc
California
;
Sales
„
of Prices
*
Range Since Jan. 1
i
High
Low
Par
Black Mammoth
.
Hoxne
Sale Price
1
■
V
Natco
STOCKS
Meier
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
Range
\.
Sale Price
other Exchanges.
'
Week's
,
Last ;
STOCKS
on
This list
J
.
(Range for Week Ended August 31)
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Castle
.
(982) *
82.93
87.66
85.73
87.83
85.68
88.35
•
85.69
87.83
83.25
85.75
'
Pacific
Oil
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
33%c
1
Western
Rice
Ranch
Co
10'A
; 19%
2.15
;
—
Oil Co
Calif Gas
Southern
6%
Gas
&
25c
Develop
3%
1
Gas
&
Co
pfd series A_25
Co
Industrial
United
Corp
Victor
30%
Jan
2.80 Apr
32% May
32% Mar
2.20 July
8%
Co
200
3%
3,200
3%
33/4
5,400
3
4%
4%
1,800
3% May
5%
Jan
%
1
5,000
% May
1
37
Preferred
23
23
24
300
23
Jun
63/4
5%
6%
63,000
4
Jan
6%
6%
500
8c
10c
13,000
10
(Un)
Basin
Oil
Exploration
10c
65
compiled daily
stocks, 15.46.
by using
10c
6%
8c
7%
Jan
18c
May
Jan
Date
Jan
Friday
Last
;
Sale Price
Par
Wood
Steel
Stores
American
Tel
Arundel
1
33%
112%
Corp
*
City
Atlantic
Research
Electric
Corp
14%
70%
497
"
25%
6,366
25%
160
40%
42%
669
35
25
27%
715
1
—
Co_
41%
25
—
8y8
5
Transit
13
12%
19%
11
7%
9%
___
13%
13%
13%
180
8i/4
415
13
554
>
Aug. 28—
112.52
Aug. 29
Soup
Co——__—
1.80
Chrysler Corp
Curtis
D
C Transit System
Power
&
_1
20c
common
class A
Light—
com
Ligirf—
Storage Battery
Food
Motor
Foremost
-5
Co
new
Corp
Corp
Motors
990
9%
1,645
8
,
10%
10%
50
44%
45%
649
28%
28%
369
4&%
46%
88
__
24%
25%
409
44
1
General Acceptance
General
58%
9%
42%. 45%
9,888
__
_2
:
,1
1.66%
common..
Giant Food Inc class A
53%
82%
38%
5%
10%
38%
24
41%
21%
41
46%
2.50
commoa
Dairies
95i/4
44%
10
Fair Stores^——
Ford
943/4
__
—6.75
Duyueene
Electric
.
95%
57%
25
Publishing Co
Delaware
-
8%
8%
8%
19%
19%
53%
52
111.57
111.47
Aug. 31
15%
19%
27
for
1961
High,
144.09
Dec
8
Low
106.57
Jan
3
May
Jun
Jun
*
Jan
Jan
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
Jan
The
SEC
of stock prices
index
based on the closing prices, of 300 common
ending Aug. 24, 1962, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
49% Jan
33% May
19% Apr
9% Jan
15% Feb
,
May
May
stocks
for the current year.
May
122
Mar
63% Feb
'
Jun
Jun —
Jun
13%. Feb
12% May
Jun
55% Mar
May
32%. Mar
Jun
Aug
5€r
Fob
40% Jan
38% July
8
Jun
the week
for
v>
1957-59=100
389
Jun
57%
14% Jun
105
~
1962
Percent
Change
High
~
Low
121.5
120,2
+1.1
112.2
110.9
+1.2
144.3
135.0
Durable Goods
111.3
109.9
+1.3
135.6
95.2
Non-Durable Goods
113.1
111.9
+
134.4
101.8
92.2
90.2
163.1
161.8
+0.8
147.3
145.4
+1.3
92.1
+1.2
.
Transportation
Utility
Trhdft Finance
Mining..
and
Service.
:
93.2
1.1r
107.0
98.6
111.0
85.5
185.5
143.0
131.4
83.8
+2.2
-
178.2
113.3
26%. Jan
45
6,051
Composite
Manufacturing
■
,
Aug. 17,'62
45% Aug
15% Feb
153% May
467
54
15%
1
Mar 14
Jun
Range
Aug. 24,'62
Campbell
144.31
100.23
111.52
Thurs. Aug. 30__
1962
High
Low
112.94
Hieh
13% jun
30%
66% Jun
99%
98% May 'Yf- 136%
25 % Jun T V
34%
7
1
13
Company
5.34;
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
110% 114%
__
4.33
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Baltimore
Shares
68%
68%
Tel
&
Rails,
4
High
143/3
Co
Atlantic
Budd
Low
19
common
Sales
for Week,
Week's
Range
of Prices
Range for
Closing
v
Aug, 27
Fri.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
American
2.988;
(35 Stocks)
Wed.
Alan
Industrials,
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
7% Mar
Mon.
STOCKS
divisors:
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Tues.
.
following
the
Jan
1
(Un)
are
Jan
4%
Jan
1
common
common
Averages
Utilities, 6.55;
5.00 Mar
31%
3%
1
Petroleum
Williston
Jan
1.75
4%
common
:
Equipment
Mar
30
31'A
Warrants
Westates
22
Jan
300
„
3%
50c
Preferred
Jun
3,600
31%._31%
31%
.
Jan
2.35
2.05
25
Gas
&
16 %
300
19 .19%
19
9% May
7,400
-
4% Aug
Jun
3%
preferred
Oil
Trico
2.00
2.000
3% ?
4
10 % .10%
Transactions at the New York Stock
Jan
343/4 Jan
Exchange
'
Gimbel
Brothers
Homasote
5
Co
1
International
Resistance
Fund
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
Railroad
U. S.
Total
25
5 3/i
July
6 3/4
Jun
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
Bond
43/4
110
4%
Jun
6 3/4
Feb
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
23%
25%
2,947
18
Jun
30%
Jan
20%
24
485
63/4
4%
1
25%
63/4
63/4
«
Inc
4% Aug
18% Jun
277
5
43% May
8% Jan
July
243%
lo
:
32
5
34%
4%
——
10c
Lehigh Coal & Navigation.
Lehigh Valley RR
Madison
34%
21%
628
18%
Jun
28%
Jan
36
Mar
Mon.
Merck
&
Co
Corp
1
___16%c
Inc
Mergenthaler Linotype
Pennsalt
Chemicals
i
20%
62%
.25c
Corp
3
32
64%
98
60% Jun
94% Mar
24%
■
24%
50
20%
33%
30%
32
23%
694
Jun
Jun
40%
Jan
2,899,910
4,021,000
2,258,350
2,833,960
3,132,000
3,042,000
14,327,660
$17,358,000
Thurs.
Aug. 28
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Aug. 31
Wed.
Jan
Pennsylvania Gas & Water common.*
Pennsylvania Power & Light
*
Pennsylvania RR
50
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
25c
33%
33%
135
27
Jun
32%
313/4
323/4
757
29
May
11%
113/fl
11%
3,275
10% Jun
19
8%
8%
5
29%
29%
303/4
3,385
469
8% Aug
24% May
5% Jun
32% May
249
8% Aug
16%
Jan
499
49% May
69%
Total
Jan
3,463,000
Apr
8
$3,700,000
11%
Philadelphia
Philadelphia
__.
Potomac
Electric
Co
Transportation
Electric
Power
.*
common
Co_
10
6%
common
_10
38%
Progress
Mfg Co___
Public Service Electric ,& Gas
.
com.
6
-
663/j,
■'
39%
8%
*
1,056
V 6%
37%
1
9%
66
<
'
67
t-;
■
38
Mar
Smith
Kline
_l
Apr
343/4 Mar
Southeastern
Texas
Oil
Jan
8
473/4 Mar
;
Jun
25% Jun
29%
28%
29%
3,993
*
50%
49%
50%
628
45% Jun
33%
33%
34%
187
29
44
19%
19%
150
17%
45%
44%
45%
202
42% May
53 %
Transmission——__3.50
16%
16%
17%
2,473
55
14
May
38% Jun
Lab
Service
10c
Thompson Ramo-Wooldrldge
United Corp
5
II—1
Warner Company
Washington Gas Light
20%
*
7%
21%
428
30%
*
q
31
33%
19%
62
26%
Jun
$2,004,000
$2,000
4.
$15,000
Bank
and
industrial
17,358,000
—
$19,362,000
Total
26,148,000
48,195,700
1,078,636,000
$27,491,000 $1,045,563,800 $1,126,833,700
Jan
22% Mar
Feb
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
65% Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
.
8% Mar
23%
Jun
Jun
41
'
Week's
:__
Range
of Prices'
Shares
STOCKS
Par
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co.
Blaw-Knox Co
~
1
Low
31%
,
~**T
—
" "
5
"q"^a
Aug. 31
1,Q91,835
:
$329,000
269,000
Gov't
Bonds
—
Bonds
Total
-
Bond
Sales
$1,000
$333,000
1,000
2,000
4,000
6,000
272,000
185,000
286,000
349,000
1~000
5,471,305
$1,418,000
$3,000
951,015
Foreign
Corporate
$3,000
1,048,945
1,211,540
189,000
11,000
293,000
360,000
$26,000
$1,447,000
/
V
Total—
Low
32
27%
26%
8%
30% Aug
48% Jun
202
60%
27%
144
75
.
220
100
28%
28%
28%
242-
39%
38%
39%
77
t
Range Since Jan. 1
High
26%
8%
fq
,
Co
3i%
59
System——II
—n
Pittsburgh! 5
Duquesne Brewing Co of
Light Co
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Bonds
for Week
Sale Pripe
Fri.
Sales
Last
1,167,970
:
Thurs.
Friday
Domestic
(No. Of
Shares)
Jan
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Foreign.
Stocks
38% Apr
Feb
Wed.
Gas
59,004,400
986,544,400
Bonds—
Mon. " Aug. 27—
Tues.
Aug. 28
Equitable
$1,343,000
716,922,015
643,521,659
Mar
10%
29% Jun
241
34%
Jun
43
Jun
8
50
.
May
6% Jun
20
20%
q
—I"—IT-IO
common
50
7%
Improvement.—~4l5o
Universal Marion Corp
•Columbia Gas
15,163,690
31
1961
1962
1961
14,327,660
—
U. s. Government
International
18% Mar
55
Public
Eastern
Jan. 1 to Aug.
72% Jan
2.50
French
Co
United Gas
5
500
$19,362,000
$2,004,000
1962
Stocks—Number of Shares
>
5%
3,392,000
Week Ended Aug. 31
Feb
_*
&
South Jersey Gas. Co
Sun
5%
3,296,000
3,863,000
4,291,000
38% Mar
Railroad
Ritter Finance class B
Scott Paper
Sales
254,000
3,152,320
3,183,120,;
Tues.
$4,520,000
$820,000
400,000
270,000
260,000
Aug. 27
Fri.
Martin-Marietta
Int'l
...
24% Jun
22% May
8% July
24% May
34%May
Week Ended Aug. 31
:
High
48% Feb
73% Mar
1961
1962
1961
5,471,305
6,570,895
214,398,759
354,692,129
$1,418,000
Stocks—Number of SharesBonds—
39% Jan
Domestic
30% Mar
16% Feb
Foreign
Foreign
32% Mar
47% Jan
1962
Jan. 1 to Aug. 31
GovernmentCorporate
Total
3,000
$605,000
22,000
26,000
1;000"
$48,937,000
1,300,000
1,124,000
$34,029,000
1,794,000
1,283,000
$1,447,000
$.628,000
$51,361,000
$371,106,000
Number 6191
196
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
(983)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended August 31)
Are
Shown
Expressed
Last
preferred
Shoe
Aluminum
of
Co
Class
27
Mar
5
14
Jun
2,520
37
/Jun
*
24%
24%
25%
4.662
Jun
293/4
pfd—50
45%
45%
46
715
45 Va
Jun
50
52
52
50
51%
Feb
40
Jun
a41 % a41%
5
8%
1,575
7Va
Jun
50%
50 Va
8%
50%
175
48 Va
July
7
7
7Va
32
3,925
14 V2
14%
14%
450
*
34%
33%
34%
6,819
25
23
23
23
100
10
56%
56
57%
6
6,250
31%
*
3,726
Sugar
jun
Maritime
May
P
.
Bailey Selburn S%% pfd-Bank of Montreal—-
—
Bank
of Nova
Scotia-
10
Banque Canadian National—
Banque
Provinciale
Mitchell
36 Va May
(Robt)
Molson
Bathurst
Bell
Power
&
class
Paper
Telephone
Bowater Corp
5 V2%
British
American
Bank
59
Jun
83 3%
Jan
Nova
55
Jun
82
Jan
Ogilvie
40
Jun
54
Feb
Ontario
50
50%
250
July
55
Jan
Pacific
51
51%
48%
48%
6,030
60
a50% a50%
5
280
50
3.10
3.15
1,256
,
.28
Class B.
A—
Gold
14
10
15V4
Jan
18
47
Jun
563/fe
1.85
1.95
6,859
8
200
1.85 Aug
8
Jun
10
205/a Aug
22
a3.10
a3.50
85
a24
a24
117
6.75
■.
6.95
1,700
,
5
6.85
Canada
»
common
Cement
$1.30
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
Malting
Steamship
Canada
Dominion
Foundries
British
a23
10
20%
20%
325
65%
66
50
20%
4%
Co
&
Canadian
Converters
Co
6%
■'
1961
Reed
Fairbanks
9%
9%
10
9,984
10
215
__^
a3.55
7%
150
75
1,100
15%
245
*30:
9%
10%
10%.
*
com
2,316
76%
Co_
37%
Jan
3.80
41
Mar
Jun
4.50
1,300
39%
15,911
40%
22%
21%
Vickers
Del
Rio
Oils
Ltd
Cellulose
Ltd
Co
22 V4.
309
10 Va
21%
21%
150
27%
6.15
1,675
4.80
Jan
8.50
Feb
al7
80
15y8
Jan
20 Va
Apr
4.00
4.00
20%
4.00
4.05
514
35%
36
440
16%
4.05
Aug
3.35
5,650
Jun
Jun
27
Zellerbach
Crush
6%
575
5
Jun
*
Credit Foncier Franco-Canadian
Crown
38
6% •
123
123
20
110
July
International
class
A
a
2
21%
10
10
200
43
/- 42%
43%
12%
12%
19
18%
20
1,445
5.00
3,101
52%
52 %
;
53
433
*
80%
75 Va
80%
81
17
17
20 Va
300
10
*
common
21
*
2
Ltd
16% Aug
100
75
19
Aug
31
Feb
50
20% July
Apr
Jan
4 V2
%
Jun
15 Va
1,300
1,725
11
11
80
1,994
l23/„
11%
12%
2,925
8
a23
a24
a24
1,550
24
July
a!5
al5
25
13
19
Jun
Aug
63 %
Jan
Jan
84% Mar
Jun
16
Feb
24%
Jun
'
Jan
11 Va
83/4 July
Apr
19% Mar
*
a22V» a22V4
30
22 %
Jun
23
Jun
,'■/•
100% 100%
20
99
Aug
105
Mar
1,755
10
Jun
11 Vb
.//
11%
6.00
5.05
Jun
Jan
9.60
July
193/b
405
1834
Jan
26% Jan
22% May
26%
40%
40%
126
393,(| Mar
43
43
43
55
42 3,4 Mar
45
Feb
a28% a28 Va
20
28 Va
Aug
32
Feb
126% 126%
20
Aug
135
Jan
23%
a24 ;
7
■'•-i.:/
25%
13 %
-
!
class
__
class
1
243/4
13%
133/4
Jun
17%
500
13% Aug
30
100
25
9
500
17 Vb
173/4
15.435
153/fe
Jun
21 Vb May
al9% al9%
80
17Va
Jun
32% Mar
.30
46
8%
19%
'
4,020
V8
1.75
1.85
325
/_i';
—
,
143/4
>1
15
May
27%
Feb
7%
Apr
59 Va M
Jun
1.75
* r
2.90
Feb
Jun
23 Va
Feb
Jun
13%
860
Aug
11%
1,375
16%
16a4
a99% a99 Va
13
11
700
16.
Feb
16% May
July
44%
Feb
73
Jun
5
50
1,645
Jan
60
Jun
173/8
1.001
54
15%
15
*
8%
20
53
53 %
*
Jun
73/8
Jan
104 Va
July
■.
50% July
10% Jun
2,675
a5 Va
a5%
———100
-
43
75
12%
12 Va
Aug
103
115
57
13
Jan
32% Mhr
Jun
6%
60
103
56
20 Va
r
*
*
;
45%
,
8%
-*
A.
.t«uv20% Aug
32 % Mar
500
350
13
Worts
8% Mar
6% May
20%
25%
103
/
A—
<fe
Feb
6Va May
605
20%
46
j;
10
—•
Jan
83/4
——_—•
Bank.—.
7%
126
25 VB
30
Jun
22%
Feb
19%
Jan
99% May
95 Va July
10
33
33
50
33%
125
32
Feb
36% May
47
common
preferred—
4%%
12
13
93/8
*
preferred
Zellers Limited
Apr
225
certificates-/—
trust
5
13,130
Corp
(Geo)
6.000
69%
4
Jan
22
6%
11
Canadian
47
200
47
Aug
50
Jan
Stock Exchange
Feb
24 %
Jun
a22
17%
Mar
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
in
Dollars
Canadian
Apr
Jan
10
Jun
8
Jan
51
9
——10
Aug
11
143
v
Jan
37
Aug
Aug
17
:
/;
65
Jun
38 Va
Aug
36
Jun
al7
*
10
.
Credit
July
27%
805
Knapp (Canada) Ltd——.—_1
Trans Co———4
Voting
Feb
4.05
Jan
&
Weston
Feb
4.50
25
70
842
42
69
1
«...—_—___100
Gooderham
Jan
47
Westooast
16Vs Mar
18% July
3.50
Webb
14% Mar
Jun
12
120
19%
20
*
21
2,100
al2% al3 Va
•
Aug
Steel
Walker
Apr
5.90
•
Can
4.787
11
6.00 '
*
Glass
Continental
Coronation
22%
*
Enterprises
Consumers
22%
*
Consolidated Mininc & Smelting
Consolidated Textile
United
41
Jan
24
PiDeline—
Canada
Trans
Aug
11
^"—20
———*
/ Trans Canada Corp Fund
Feb
al7
*
.
63/a
39% Aug -;
27 Ve Jan
11
•;
Development—
"
Finance
80c
150
69 %
Canada
preferred
Traders
—
8%
2.55
4Va July
1,750
80
30%
*
Texaco Canada Ltd
Jan
Jun
25
4.30
36%
*
common
of
5 % %
5%
a24
Steel
Steinbergs class A
Mar
*;14
Jun
4.90
12%
—*
Toronto-Dominion
a
23 VB
—
Steel
Co
a—
a23%
r
common
Structural
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
i
84
■a
40
Canada 7%
:_—/
—100
Standard
Feb
16 %
6c34
56%
50
pfd_*
—w_
preferred
Co
29 Va Mar
Jun
Jun
50
pfd
Williams of
Southam
16 Va May
723/4 Jan
v
Jun
llVa July
76 V4 Aug
1,245
40 %
39
1
:
Companies
Canadian
Columbia
July
503/b
9 Va
40%
50
;
—
Marconi
Oil
Combined
12
Apr/
; 8%
May
2,015
*
P
7
4 Va
290
57
13%
76%
Power
15%
56
13%
Canadian Pacific Railway——
25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—_10
K
4.10 Aug
11
Jan
r
Preferred
C
3.75
Aug
Aug
Jun
42
9
*
pfd
4>/a%
Sicard Inc
8% May
Jan
4.10
a7
—
Central
6
3.50 Apr
10
6Va>
56%
4%
A
B
22
Jan
114 Va May
47
—
_100
6% - preferred'
Simpsons
—
Sogemines 6% preferred
Jan
40
•
/.
*
*
A._*/'
Series
Jan
Feb
25%
Jun
113
Aug
18%
a20% a20%
6 3/8
63/a
common————
common
17%
20
Jan
11 Va
10 Vb May
2,440
:///■
6.00
Foods
23% Mar
55
_
39
•—*
:
1,590-
29%
—25
A
Julv
July
Aug
July
9
May
600
40
10
*
——
class
Cement
18
44
Jan
90
30 Va
1,886
47
*
—
—
Corp
preferred
7%
Mar
35%
745
17 Va
Jun
1,985
80
15
£
common
—
a4.10
15%
20
Jun
Ltd
class A
Lawrence
Sherwin
Feb
26%
7%
*
11
27"Ve
44
—
*
;__4r—
Canada
Lawrence
Series
12% Mar
<
Aug
16 Va
360
a4.10
•
Canadian
350
17
a7
common
Jun
.2,935
1
26
Warrants
Feb
Jun
30%
5%
common
International
73/4
30
a3.55
Hydrocarbons
Canadian
lOVa
25%
Jun
8
17
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian
17
July
58%
al9%
__)__
Paper
*Class
Feb
685
Aug
70
*
Shawinlgan Water & Power common.*
Apr
19%
Canadian
Industries
Preferred
81% Mar
13%
12 Va
56%
a84
*
B
Salada
.
—
(Albert
5%
25% Apr
64%
1
Canadian
Jun
July
Jpn
19
Canadian
u
18
62
50
A_50c
Husky
St
Mar
12% July
•
class
Morse
27
100
20
pfd
Jun
110
*
A
Feb
293/4 May
54
30%
-1
class
22 Va
40
100
'
•/ 500
:
.
25%
57
43
100
-
common
preferred
Class
Jan
32%
,29%
100
Royal Bank of Canada.^——
Royalite Oil Co Ltd common..
St
25%
29%
———1/.' / 5%.
preferred
Warrants
8.20 Mar
Jun
:___
Quebec Power
Quebec Telephone
Jan
Jun
:'//
13
80%
42%
25Va
Warrants. ---——-—/——
Feb
July
44% May
157
41 %
13
'
*
common—
Quebec Natural Gas
37
12%
»
1
26
19%
1.
Ltd
23 Va
410
Ltd
preferred
Rolland
54
*
common
17%
861
.
Jun
41
s
114
.
*
common
2,075
23
Jan
18%
Reitman's
12%
54
12.50
*
Chemical
Canadian
a23
*
__a_
Celanese
Canadian
26%
10
s.
Electronics
Canadian
B
27
26
*
Canadian
Class
common
Aluminum
Canadian Bronze
26%
'
Breweries
Canadian
22%
26%
26%
Ltd
Co
common,,
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
Canadian
Sugar
22%
*
20
common
preferred
Jan
32
80%
Tubes.:
Preferred
Calgary Power
31
Jun
114
Feb
July
6.25 Aug
Jim
24
•■/ is
hi 3.50
2.50 May
Jan
23%
18 Va
Feb
19 Va
11%
8,254
6,283
6%
16
:!
6% Aug
Feb
25
1,700
Bros
Jan
10 %
25%
14%
Price
Feb
10
22 Va Mar
25
14
—
Jun
243/4
■
14 Vs
common
111
"Aug
8% Jan
45
a63A
a63/4
14% Mar
Jun
21
1,235
_1
Mills
Petroleum—
16 s/8
.'Jan
12
300
9%:
Jun
6%
..
10
a21
9 Va'
9%
17%
IO'/b May
100
950
1.95 Aug
9Va May
20
15
350
a21
11%
May
15
VA'
•4// 7
—
52%
Jan
65
355
20 a/,
Feb
Jun
7,735
105
11
Feb
580
1,860
11%
20%
Feb
1,265
4,629
Mar
19%
105
453/4
Jan
17
23
18%
50 Va
Feb
38%
50
alO V4 a 10%
——*
——
63
May
Aug
11%
Apr
a20% a20%
——»*
———
Building, Products—
Aug
July
4.75
12%
•
—
Jan
8
10
25
——_1
____
Ltd. class
•'
Jan
95
—•
*
Penmans
Jan
7
24%
21 Va
85V8 Mar
common——*
54% Jan
16%
16%
pfd
Canada (1959) Ltd
Co
Bulolo
54
2,482
1.85
6%
54%
Jun
17% July
16% Jun
.;•••
10 Va
——29 Vt.
Products
Jan
5
—V
-<-
Light & Power
Steel
Jan
Feb
34%
475
9,819
--
Flour
7%
24
July
May
19
18%
41%
Page-Hersey
Apr
47%
*
—
Mills
50
30%
12%
*
54
30%
30%
53
7% Mar
10 Va
28
18 Va
11 Vs
<
40
Scotia
Jan
18
—.i-.——-i^.«.-5
*
Jan
183/4
*
preferred
—100
Placer Development—
——————.1
Power Corp of Canada—
_i.—*
58% Mar
<
3.00 Mar
54
*
;
-
July
May
200
51
25
Brown
50
20
5%
*
Co
Columbia Forest Products
British Columbia Power—___t..—
Columbia Telephone—
Bruck
Jun
Aug
50
British
Bond
47
48
50
,
16%
26
&85 Va a85 Vs
Locomotive——.——.—.—*
Noranda Mines Ltd--—
881
550
25
Jan
1,702
150
143/4
28%
18 Va
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75%
1,666
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14
*
class A
Jun
48
51 Va
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A_
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51%
5%
British
Brooke
Trust
.70
.
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10
Preferred
66%
Power---*;
Note
Ltd
Montreal.
£
Oil
Rights
Brockville Chemical
Feb
50
Bowaters Mersey 5V2% Dfd
Brazilian Traction Light &
British, American
July
26
69 Va
__50
.
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;35
July
46 Va
12
100
B
66%
50
;
Paper
May
22
Class
50
25
preferred
28
May
46%
*
.
5%
preferred
Bowater
A__
16
69 Va
66%
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3,465
2.50
pfd
class
Breweries
J«n
47%
—10
(Canada)
16 Va
High
jun
16
28 Va
class A
Co
Corp Ltd 5%
Tel & Tel
Montreal
Atlas Steels Ltd
12
Power
*
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Metropolitan Stores common—
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Miron Co Ltd 6%
partic pfd——10
7% Aug
Jun
326
16'A
Massey-Ferguson
common
5Va%
preferred
9% May
54 Va Mar
Jun
27
12
&
P
Mailman
Low
13%
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13%
*
Ltd
Lawrence
St
Maclaren
54% May
46% Mar
19 Va
53 Va
A
Ltd
Bros
(M)
Lower
Jan
17
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43%
Corp
Atlantic
Jan
al5
32
Asbestos
243/4
Loeb
493/4 May
40%
50
50
•
—50
preferred—-——*//'
C
125
Lewis
High
Feb
41 Va
Canadian Pulp preferred
Can Tel Co 4 ¥2% pfd
Argus Corp Ltd common.^/—
$2.60 class A pfd
11
Anglo
Anglo
24%
38%
2.661
*
4 ¥2%
Canada
24%
Low
46%
*
L_
Aluminium Ltd
High
class
Financial
Laurentide
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
13%
*
V
*
(John)
Ltd
for Week
Low
Par
Labatt
Shares
45%
25
——1
1
;
45 Va
•
.—
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Algoma
Steel
of Prices
Low
Par
Abitlbi Power & Paper common—
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of Prices
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Friday
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Friday
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39
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Week's
Friday
Mar
50% Mar
Last
STOCKS
"
for Week
Range
■■
Sale Price
Distillers
Dome
Seagrams
Petroleum
Dominion
2.50
-
Bridge
*
Dominion
Coal
6%
pfd
Dominion Foundries & Steel
Dominion
7%
Glass
25
.___
com
common
preferred
10
Dominion
Lime
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Ltd
&
Redeemable
Du
preferred
of
13
17%
18
23%
a20
17%
3,445
24%
50
50
*
A
32%
32%
Jun
5.00
67
May
85
17
16
May
21% Mar
20
/
143/b
Feb
15% May
:
20 Va
3,298
c.
27
50.
Jun
25 V*
1
3,100
8
40c
4,429
30c
Aug
1.00
1,000
2 Vac
Jan
4 %c
Jun /
8
Atlas
/May
56
1
Jan
Aug
Auto
Products
/, E'ddy
Paper
Enamel, &
Nickel
•
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Players Canadian
Fleetwood
Ford
•
Corp
Foundation
Co
of Canada
5%
Britain
Great
Lakes
&
;
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Gold
Consolidated
Aug
Bateman
8%
Feb
Black
Inv
!
■T.-.
26
.1,650
f
,
32
33
-
100
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10
9%
•
15%
15%
4.00
4.00
4.15
81
•
com
&
100
class
Class B
Howard
A
i;
440
Aug
Pittfield—
Smith
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9 V» Aug ;/■■
;
153%
2,577
Jan
Feb
preferred
$2.00
pfd
:
Jun
>109 V8
.
3 8 3/4
Bav
4c
4 Vac
Mining
Oil
Collieries
'■
■
'
9% July
May
20
-
Common
Canadian
Dredge & Dock
153/4
3.80
1,900
2.70
45
5.75
10%
750
9.40
Jun.;
153/4
Feb
2.25
2.40
525
4.25
July
42
42
25
46-
Mar
2.40
Paper
common
Canada
see
59 % Mar
Catelli
13% Mar
Central
Building
44
5,641
39
July
583/a
Feb
Chemalloy
2,195
12% July
5% Aug
17%
Jan
Chibougamau
5%
23%
8,655
4.15
100
19% July
4.00 July
63/i Mar
.Th«
34V4-JHn
■<r6 %
Jan
*
66
65
6734
6,890
28 Va
28 %
28%
732
27
July
41%
42%
780
34
Jun
47
49 Va
493/4
560
45 %
Jun
53
*■
Mar
49%
72 Va
10
common
*
43.
9
xl2%
74%
563/4
64 Va
1,427
9
125
xl2% xl2%
125
_
Jun
Jun
89
Jtam
39% Mar
86
-8%, Aug
13 %
Jan
12%
22%
Jan
Aug
-
6c
33,800
14%
Co Ltd.—*
,12c
Aug
10c
Aug
Jan
Jan
*
18c
12 Va'
Jun
4,000
8c
Aug
26 VaC Mar
58,000
13c
Aug
40c
49c
54,000
25c-
Aug
15c
1,000
12,070
1,525
32c
Apr
70c
Aug
Aug
15c
15c
Aug
28
29%
Jan
29 %
Aug
1.60
1.75
600"
1.40 Aug
2.90
Apr
3.95
3.95
100
3.60
July
7.45
Feb
100
5%
Jan
6 Vac
20%
6 VBC
88c-
13%
Feb
1.50
Jan
a8%
65c
86c
51,000
7%
7%
402
5c
6c
7,000
2%c
Jan
9 Vac 10 VaC
a9
a9
6,500
9 Vac
July
-
575
*
70c
62c
Industries Ltd
*
-————1
3.75
4.10
Jun
8
Feb
Jan
6c
Aug
16c
Jan
Aug
4%c Jan
3.05 July
4.75 May
lc
84,000
4.10
Aug
7%
'
6c
Feb
Jan
80c
,
8
8% Aug
58c
1,500
80c
3 VaC
6,425
9c
Aug
29c
Jan
8c
1,300
July
12c
Jan
July
35
9c
9c
9c
8c
9c
31
31
31
6C
6c
1.11
1.11
1.23
2,500
4,655
8c
8c
2,500
8c
Aug
3c
1
3C
3.000
3c
July
5%c July
4c
May
10c
Ltd:.—
Ltd—
Corp
5,300
,
-
10
31
175
4c
6 %c
4.20
12,350
4c
4c
1,000
Jan
76c
14,000
1-3.85
4C
4.20
Mogador Mines Ltd
A
8VaC
25c
4Vac Jun
i
18c
lc
Inc class
Aug
16c
<
3.95
1
1
Consolidated Paper Com Ltd
-a.—*
Copperstream Mines Ltd——
-1
Courvette & Provost Ltee class A
5
Credit M-G
Feb
Aug
37c
July
•15c
_1.50
Miniere L'Ungava
Cadillac Mines Ltd—1
Compagnie
10%
8 Vac
13c
3 %c
Mines
3.95 Aug
Jan
May
17% Feb
"
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Consolidated
Mar
22c (
-1
Copper
•
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15,500
1,100
Jan
Jun
Ltd—
Paper Inv Ltd
*
Ltd—
.—.1
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i
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17,990
37c
1,500
Jan
4.35 July
60c
8C
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
.sidevelajid Copper.JDoip-Commodore Business Machines
Mar
5
page
5%
22 Va
4.15
23%
100
8Vac
12c
Apr
Jan V
30c
17c/
Jan*
May
7Vac
/ 5c
/15 c
Mines, Ltd
Manitoba
1.65
31c
3c
13%
Quebec Explorations Ltd—
Food Products Ltd class
14%
_25
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Cartier
14Va
5
Lines
6% pfd
Ltd
May
93/s July
7.60
Corp
preferred
Service
49
Carbec
42%
-
Ltd
3,905
Capital
/
14%
*
common
Utilities
"
925
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Aug
July
44
.4.68%
International
Pipe
51 Va
40
v4,500
12c
Mines Ltd
5
com
,
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50%
10%
50%
2.25
.
,
10c
May
a6.95
Nickel 'Mines
Canuba
3c
3.60
1
—
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Feb
10%
&
Jan
a6.85
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd——i*
Power
9c
13,428
—-—3
Canalask
Jan
Aug
Jun \
*
International
Glass
7%
81
9.35
*
Jamaica Public
Aug
July
60,100
—___/_————J
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of
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4.00 Aug
81
4c
6C
37c
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-a.—i
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7,000
38c
Ltd———
&
Mar
3.85
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Co
Gas
&
10c
5C
1
Jan
July
34c
Ltd
Jan
5c
3.50
8 Vac
10% July
6,000
6c
1
Aug
4.35
3.60
Copper
Canadian
Jan
1,225
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Iroiuois
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>
Jan
11%
50
(John)
International
$2
7 VaC
9%
1.75 May
34 %C
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Jan
11%
—20c
Paper
Indus Acceptance
Inglis
5%C
Corp.:
——
Bruneau Mines Ltd—.
____——c*—-1
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Ltd————c_25c
373^ .Jan
Z*
;
Bay Mining
Hudson's Bay Co
Imperial Oil Ltd
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
6 7o
7%C
Mining Corp Ltd
Mining Ltd———
Bonnets Raceway Inc——
Bornlte
Jan
4.10
103%
Jun
,Blue
14% Mar
*
Hudson
-
14,050
1
Mines
Canadian
Home
3.00
River
'Bluewater
Aug
20 Vs
-
July
48
28%
>f.
July v
May..
23 Va.
50
9%
/
Jun /:
2.60 Aug
102
2,775
81
•;
-
16%
23
Aug
Apr
25% Mar
V
99 Va
65
a27,
•
18%
.
29
10
102 103%
:
15
746
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102
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9
425
16
•
Jun
18Va May „;■)
300
2.90
1
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Oil
2.50
Bellechasse
Jan
Mines
2.85
cl B—*
Ltd
Band-Ore
68%
/
Jan
Jun
39% Jun
5
100
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1
Hawkey Siddelev Can Ltd
Home
Ltd
Co
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
93/4 Apr
26
Jun
*
16 Va
25 1
16
100
„;
11
.
8
44 Va
'
600
19%
2.80
2.90
•
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25%
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10
26-
•
17%
a
a50
10
1
common
preferred
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19%
_i
preferred
5%%
,
preferred.
52
17%
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\ 50%,
a
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v
52
5
.
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&
k-
17%
1
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Fraser Cos Ltd
French
17
426
120
8
8
'
.
*
Corp
Motor
rFrosst
25%
25%
/;
2%c
2 Vac
*
Heating Prod class A—
Falconbridge
Famous
/
*
;
100
8.00
8.00
■
—*
—
Exploration—
Fabrics
•
1
Telefilms Ltd.—
Augustus
Jan
1
8
1
Ltd—
Mines
Bankfield
*
.
July
9%
1
Anthonlan Mining Corp Ltd
1
Arno
Mines
Ltd-T
———*
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd—
—1
Jan
34
Jun
July
9
Ltd
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
23% May
18% Mar
.
7
655
32c
Consolidated
Ameranium
12% Mar
Jun
9
39c
Jun
38c
Alscope
Mar/
8
8
22c
29,150
9
July
5% Jun
8 Va Aug :,j
113/8 Jun
36C
-*
Apr
Jan
High
//;:;./ 'Low
33c
Minerals
—————
1
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
Common
:
—*
Mar
Jan
Range Since Jan. i
Shares
High
35c
Ajax
May
Jun
14%
306
31%
*
common
class
26%
70
/
475
a20
Jun
of Prices
Low
■//// '/ /////:,Par
Jan
3.50
10
17%
17%
31/3
Canada
Dupuis Freres
2,260
6,902
24%
*
common
Brewery
Pont
12 %
15%
45
264
17%
Jun
16%
100
8%
*
com
Donohue Bros Ltd
Dow
5%
8%
*
Chemical
Textile
5%
*
Coal
9.55
250 /;
1
Ltd
Dominion Tar &
Dominion
4.75
37%
2,180
Jun
2.70 July
3%c
Feb
8c
2.71
14c
7c
5C
2,000
3c
Feb
35c
4,250
22c
Jun
49c
40%
38 %
40%
3,699
Jun
44
26c 29 VaC
14,000
Jun
40c
36
-
18c
9Va
9 Va
100
9 %
11 Va
12
700
10%
Feb
Apr
5%c Aug
5c
35c
,
Jan
Apr
4.40 Aug
35c
28c
Jan
July
July
J.nn
Mar
July
13
Feb
Aug
15
Apr
40
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1,000
7c
6c
-
39 %c 39 VaC
39 V4c
Leaseholds
500
:
Apr
Aug
57c
23
-280
100
8% July
41c
4,520
28c
28©
25c
•
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.
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24c
1
.
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13c
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Apr:
16c
v
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Acklands Ltd
July
Warrants
Sullivan
Fab
Metal
Ltd
Mines
——1
——1
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Mines
1.66
10 %©
13c
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12c.
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1.80
1.60 Jun
1.S00
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a
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650
2%C
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Reliance
Minerals
Ltd-——,*
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4c
,
-
4c..
3%c Feb
5,500
34c
25c
30c
r 3,000
2%©.
25c
14,000
—1
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30C
—1
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7 Vic
9c
18,200
IOC
10c
16c
1,100
Lake
Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd———
Glen Lake Silver
Gui-Por
Mines & Metals
*.
•
July
4c
'?
Aug
F
Apr
Class- B
19c
Algoma Central,
Preferred
Feb
Feb
Helium
Corp
2.05
2.20
10,200
54c
Feb
2.60 July
Aluminium
9c
9c
500
6c
Apr
12c
Aluminum
1.15
1.15
1.15
1,500
80c
70c
85c
5,300
6lc
5
.
21%
21%
22
3,425
18%
40 ViC
44C
14,000
Bollinger Cons Gold Mines Ltd—
Hydra Explorations Ltd
1
Inland Chemicals Can Ltd
Jan
International
Helium
Ltd
26
46c
40y2c Aug
1.25 Jan.
Apr
1.80
180
58c
4,200
50c
July
58c
Co
Ltd
1,000
5c
July
lie
.
1.80 Aug
87,825
2.70
23c
2.34
15c
2,900
2.25
5,600
2S0
Kontiki
Lead
Labrador Acceptance
Mines
Ltd
Mining &
Lamontagne Ltd class
A.
51c
r
July
27c
2.10 July
1.75
1.90
3 Vic
3Vie
14,000
2,000
28c
114,200
1
a8Vi
24%
600
1
a9.00 a9.00
25
38c '*■ 39c
4,000
Langis Silver & Cobalt Mng Co Ltd
24
24
38c
43%
35%
2oya
46%
1.65
12
Aug
■
A
Majortrans
Oils
&
Ltd
Mines
9c
6c
9©
366,100
1.20
/
1.35
-1
1.35
9,450
60©
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58c
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125
43
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43%
720
a9Vi
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2%c Jan
75c
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Ltd
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Mclntyre-Porcupine
Mines
Melchers Distilleries Ltd
7%
-5
Ltd
53©
May
84c
Wire—i——
51 Va. Jun;/
630
11
102
g
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Jan
"11c
common
preferred
99c
20
20%A
A
20%
14Vi
22%
i22%,;r
33%
34%
3.50
3.5Q
3.80
6%
6%
58
66
67
3.55
•
———————1
14%
Paper—
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^
1
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:
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A
Merrill Island
650
25c
6.750
18c
74C
76c
6,000
50c
Aug
July
17 %c 17Vic
3,000
1,000
16r
Jun
II
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau
5 Vt
Ltd
Mines
17 %c
_1
Mining
Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpr e„ Mining Co , Ltd
13%
_•
II
10,600
5c
Jan
180,825
75c
Jan
M us sens
Canada
National
Native
6
9%
9% Mar
9% Aug
11 Vi May
1.80
11c
22,700
3.00
10c
r
1,300
5,158
4c
4 %C
70
70
190
68%
Columbia
Jun
1
8C
9e
7,500
7C
Jun
1
16c
16©
4,375
11 Vic
IOC
11c
33,500
8c
8c
500
1
38c
38C
1,000
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Mines
Columbia
British
6%
3.00
3.00
1,500
Ltd
Exploration Co Ltd
70
7c
Feb
82
1
July
class
packers
v;
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North
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70c
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May
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3.50 Feb
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Opemisca Explorers Ltd———__1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Patricia
Silver
Mines
Gold
Place -Oil
6%
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5%c
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Ltd
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67c
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48c
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67
324
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93
305
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49
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62
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Apr
July
15c
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9c
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600
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18 Vic Mar
4c
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14 Vic Apr
8c May
1.60 July
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3.90
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85c
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2.70 Apr
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70c
64c
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64c
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47c
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590
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19
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1
Lake
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80c
85c
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Aug
Aug
87
135
6c
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200
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86
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1.01 July
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3.80 Feb
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300
3.80 May
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1,005
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56C
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11
570
10
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2.90
100
6c
7c
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1.50
4,700
2.50 July
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82c
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3.35 Mar
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2c
2c
3c
145,000
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64c
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96c
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4c
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see
page 43.
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•
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r
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.
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220
2nd
Apr
,
12%
2.25 Jun
40"
,'ii
5%
42
V
3,579
5,400
preferred—
10
Rolland Paper class A—
——_*
Rothmans of pad Mall-——10
Royal Bank of Canada— ———— Mi—10
Royalite Oil common——
—1*
Preferred
———.——25
Russel Hugh class A—.————_*
66
May k
Jgn
"
T
3,320 A
500
4.86
20% Mar
-
July
51
-
3,311
Jan
34% Mar
.
4% "Jun
2,700
1.95
5%.
A——
class
Yarns
Robertson
Jan
'20
Jutt
/41c" Mar
•
455 "
225
42%
,*■
7,050"
'
125
v
Industrial Minerals
—__—__*
Inglis ( John) _i——_'—*
Inland Cement Co preferred—-——-10
Inland Natural Gas common_I__r_—1
Jtin
78
-
"200;
42 ' 42 %
44%
a
Preferred;
4.86%
Industrial Acceptance common....i__*
*. $2.75 .preferred, ———.50
40
50 :.52 %
c
6%
Preferred
u
•
.10
•
225
-20
_A__A_A_*
7,675
'
"54
;2.2S
2.30
20c
imperial Tobacco, common—5
,
81
1.50
1.75
prelerretfi—-- .50
Imperial Life Assurance.^
imperial. Oil,
i___—
•
4.20
81
6
58 Va
Mar
55
3.00 Aug
U% July
57
Lltho
Riverside
17"% Mar
17% Mar
4.30 Feb
:
11% July
25
Apr
3.50 July
*
65 "
-25
4.00
80
4.00
53%
prior:
1.40
3.45 July
630
/ 8%
!
Huron Erie ——-—,-1-—U-SJ—
15%
44
4,619
13
11% Aug
6% Jun
3.50. Jan
3.10 July
.
l-
Horne '&Pittfield—.4—
■
5.00
13%
Z25
common.^—
Do—.
•
«'
4u0
5V»
'
May
'
;t
•1,206
99c
May
8.10 Jan
July.
12% Jun
•
14
Jun
7%
1.98
Jan
7.25 Jan
Jun
3.00
1
preferredRevelstoke Bulldlng ;
..3.05 Jan
13
*
*
10%
17Va Jun
1.95
Relchhoki
Reid
19% Jan
V
•
Aug
60c
235
13'A
class
Smith
hith
17%
51%
50% Mar
7% July
225
—100
May
,
20
,
1.25 July
Apr ":
•'
1,251
1,030
1,300
1,316
•
Jun
90c'
^
-
19 Va
•V;
6 3%
57
30% May
22V4 Feb.
36
Feb
Jun
6,160
3.00
Rapid Grip Batten class A_
Chemical—-——
Jan
May
49-
•t* 16% Jun *
5.90. Jun
;
8%
—20c
—
Dauch
&
Holden: Mfg
16
51
>
aoo '
Hees (Geo H> &
Howard
15%
^
*
—-*
Preferred'
''Hinde
.
3.25
._
Preferred
,900:
.15%
L—
_i_
Hawker Slddeley
1,100
95c
'14%
-
Harding Carpets common.^.
•'
1.60
900
/
-16
—
common.^i
Farms
90C
,
*
100
19
15»A
Greater
Winnipeg Gas_.'__:
Voting trust
Greening industries
Greyhound Lines
1.00
1.50
1.60
——
7.90
1.00
v
*
400
18%
/
Apr
5%> Jun
July
8% July
4.50 July
I,765
,y' !
Jsn
Apr,
/ 15%
Jun
13
!
6%
6
■i;
Preferred
Aug
15%
7.40
■
1.00
.
■
Jan
Jai.
45
Aug
7% Jun
4.25 Jun
2,335
18
«
Warrants
Feb
Jun
' V i23% July
165
.18%
7.75
A—A——1—
Northern Gas warrants.
■
i
31'/a
July
9
C75
8
—
Gas—
Natural
Quebec
11% Mar
•207
19
common——
Warrants
3.00
■':< 31
44
293/4
27
18%
—1,25
13%
810
11%
4.56
28
:
Apr
'
27%. Jun
806
;
52
Feb
2.15
/
12% May
•142
2,175
3,410
2,235
9Va
11
4.50
*
——.——
95<Jr
33%
July
8% Jun /
:: 44
•V:
15%
:■-!—
23
19% Feb
19 V* Aug
70
45
Preferred
Great
13
11%
•
_
—_
Drilling
Pipeline common
Phantom Industries
Power Corp
Premium Iron Ore--—
Feb
8%
.15%
*
■''10"" -Jan''
4% May
15% Jun
17% Aug
500
13
-
Apr
15% Mar
Jan
;' ;,28
44'
142
f
.50
Mackay class A—__i—
Gordon
common-
Fixture——_——
Pembina
60»A
May
.
58c
2,235
100
"
Envelopes class A——_u_
Goodyear Tire (Canada! common.—
I
49
•
2.80
17% Jan
60%. Apr
1,915
52
i
12% Mar
7% Jun
406
28%
•
Common..——_
^
■Zr
_»
103% Jan
109% Feb
Aug-;
8%?Jun,
1,000
57
Globe
preferred
-102
.;.,525;,.'>o
8%
Drilling: class A— 50c
Mfg class A——
..
-r,
•
Jun
37%
45
9
5.40
47
.
_
new
47
8%
5.25
V
i
Overland preferred
14% Mar
.29
May: 99%
Jun
2.245
,
102
100
'•
''
f
33
102 103%
102
100
ZZi
4%;
Cement
Ocean
Parker
—*
Motors
Ware
17%
29%
—
Ogllvie Flour
Jan
10
26%
16
490
6,821
9%
—
Jan
i—.A-—
Development..
General Steel
"Z50
17%
29%
Jan
Jun
25%
16%
.
'
47
29%
17%
——.
—
Store
175
V"
•
300
29%
*
————,
—
Steel
13 ]A
General Bakeries
Products
48%
5
Gas——
Telephone
Oshawa Wholesale
23
General
Petrol &
13
47%
I
Feb
*/111%- Feb"
2.40 Mar
,
Jun
28
Ontario
10
26%
General
General
13
47%
1,215
4,257
2,940
110
Ontario
Jun
common.
General
8
293/4
Jan
Jun
128
.
,
8%
29%
Aug
40
235
110
40W Jun
8
May
12% Aug
————*
Power common-
48
Aug
310
152
5% >preferred *
————,—
5 % r/c .."preferred :a^.——*—
.•
125
13
f.
Gatineau.
41%
83/«
225
25% Mar
46%
"Zi
A—
41%
730
Preferred-
4.15 Mar
.
150
__—_——
class
24
18%
Warrants
6.00 Jan
Jan
46%
*
Co
Charles
Frosst
144
Jan*
-
14>/8 Mar
23% Jun
25
17%
Jan
_;__*
_■—i—;—-
Companies
Fraser
66c
18
400
20
19%
19%
27 Va July
4.25 May
700
90c
•
Canada
139
24%,
2.45
18 y«
Jan
—5
Co_j__—_——
Motor
Ford of
24% ' 253%
24%
19
Apr
31% Aug
31
.
—*
2,800
24%
2_*'
17%
Quebec
Feb
>
7%
'
/
May
35"
1.50 May
2.25 Aug
—1
Ontario Natural
16'A
460
31%
6%
21.
;i6% Feb
1,300 —1.75 July
1,3 *
6 ; jun
260
21
July
17%
Mines •——:
68%
310
2,00
_•
24% Feb
•
' Jun
1.60 Feb
*
•
-
May
4.25 Jan
»■
Jun
18%
Noranda
-15
9% May
106
1.95
—.—•
—7
Containers
Northern
Jun
85C
31
,
*
___——r__
Manufacturing
'100
105
I.907I.90
National
Northern
44%
4.25
—1
1,730 "
106
Works———•
common—^
Aug
Mar
1,517
17%
Famous
100
-40
——.—
12% Feb
215
:
6,618
51%.
49%
120
'■
;
May
10% July
10
May
National Drug & Chemical common—*
Trust new——
2
Jan
26
Jun
9
14
34%
Jan
128
1,825
1,500
51%
——„—
102
Monarch Fine Foods —————*
Northern
Falconbridge
100
100
Feb
Feb
51*
26
50
1,100
2.45
Jun
Jun
12
18,930
,
2.25
—————
Preferred
27%
11%
11%
'
*
14% Mar
35
12
26l/4
12%
10
"
716% Jun
ii%
•
Jun
Moore
'
—lo
—
16,304
—
Jun
Montreal
11%
18%
12%
17%
26%
12%
•
83c July
10% July
26,380
Molson Brewery class A———
Class B
18% Mar
34
Aug
10%
3,665
1.90
Mar
23% May
11
45,224
14%
1.65
Gas
May
May V
21% July
-
1.80
13%
1.90
—
1Jun
,10%
10%
v
7% July
45
/
Jan
10% Aug
Jun
14%
*
12
-15
6%
25
21%
51,
125
155
7,030
?
21%
Brick
Milton
9% May
;;
520
28%
155
common——1—„
Preferred
A
25%
^
Insurance.-——10
Form
39
.
9
*
49 V4
7%
Jan
National
common—-——*
Co_-i.———
——*
-—4—-—.——-_•-—*
Trust
Match
Eddy
*
—
Inv
8
.
f-
34% Mar,.'
9y» Aug
465
21%
Industries
Midwest
Feb
1-1%
Aug
28,442
\
common--—^—*—-.—20
67% Mar
Jun
33%
——-7.——————20
Stores
Preferred
9.25 Mar
July
1.45
19%
20
Jan
Jun
30
8%
49 V4
—*::
Ltd
16
840
55 '/a
38
29
9%
—50
—
8%
9,345
-
•
Feb
265
8
(M)
Metro
JUn
13%
-
JUn
22%
18% July
205
7%
B
11%
1,601
'
Jan
Jun
6%
II,970
—23,50
Feb
*
Feb
48
50/
735
-
Jan
14% May
19
May
9%
Maple Leaf Mills common
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common————*
4% preferred
—100
5%% preferred ———-i——100
Maxwell
Ltd —^——-——* /
M E P C Canadian Prop—*
5.00 Aug
May
<
7%
600
48%
13
8
4.50
44
485
6%
48%
''
3.00 Jan
600
Jan
26%
Aug'
8% May
10% Jan
8%
»
A—-—-:
-
965
8
1
———
Maher Shoes Ltd—
Jun
3.60
—
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River——_*
50 Va Mar
Tar & Chemical common.—*
—
Loeb
Mar,
27
Inc
,
Feb
117
preferred——
1st
Preferred
Class A warrants——
2.65 Aug
-
Mar
B
Class
dan
11 *
Jun
Dominion Textile common—-—--—*
Preferred
Class
;19% Jun
-
Jun
18
Dominion
/ A
Jun
Jun
'
;
Loblaw Cos class
Jun
48%
__i__—1—
Feb
Jun
4.60
Coal——1——*
Stores
Loblaw
12%
19%
Jun
Magnesium
Dominion
32
2.40
8
Dominion Scottish Investment com—*
Preferred
—'———50
31
31
*38.
16 Mi
53%
12%
»
30 Va
3,140
51%
600
26
23
75
42%
32
2,118
;
21
40
31
Z 4,000
•
20%
42
.-30
Jan
20
7.25.
.
20%
-38
——.———.
■
40% Aug
22% Jan
2.80
11%
.-20
—
C
High
11% 3un
9,460
2,614
43%
;
100
13
2.65
6.50
23
12%
X
sVt;. 11
23
11
40
;
3,977
12%
16
30
-
Low
16%
13
1.50 Aug
60
Jan
10,263
Range Since Jan. 1
High
16
Levy Industries common—
Loblaw Groceterias class A 1st pfd. !Z5o
18%
-
.
Dominion Steel
■'
"Z25
16%
Leland
.,■> 43
>
Estate ———■
——-—*
2.80
Seagrams
:
—-2
'T 43
Dominion;; Bridge
18%
Dominion Coal preferred——-—-—25
;r:>'
Dominion Electro common
——-* / f 11%
Warrants v
——:
1 <• >
52%
Dominion Foundry & steel common—-*
Distillers
Dominion
10'A
111% 113%
—
Low
_*
—.
preferred
$1.25 preferred
$2 preferred ———
Aug
9.30 Aug
July
July
85c
—
A
class
18%
25
■
Shares
25
2.35 Aug
~
$1.40
Feb
150-
51
4" 18
"
1-- :
150
8%
'1-
9%
my*
-
«5
2,760
--
1.30
16
v
16
935'
2.35 '*;■ 2.65
51
,;t\
•—
Dale
203
6%"
36
Apr
8%
Jun
418
-
16%
1.30
.preferred————100
A
"v
Laurentide Financial
11% Jan
7% May
390
8%
17%
...
14%
6,604
17%
■:*
1714
-*
10
Crush International Ltd
Class
•'
2:50
—
common—
Trust
Crown
8%
•
■
.6%
-
.
Timber
17
—r'
'
17%
16%
Coronation Credit —~-i_~
Warrants
Crestbrook
I
173
Aug
July
11
May
3.25 May
18% July
37% July
A 7,405
40'A
Mar
7
2,150
.
for Week
Par
16% Mar
7
I,200
i 8.50
*
165
16,915
9.10
——
Clark Publishing
Corby Distillery class
Copp
8
18%
•7%
Smelting—_.—._
——•—■—*
Paper—
Consolidated
7
High
Low
,
8% July
2
,.
18
7%
—u———-
Consolidated Mining &
Z
173
18%
——-—i-i—-——*0
Warrants
173
173
Range Since Jan. 1
100
8%
Sales
Range
of Prioes
STOCKS
High
8%
National ——-—*
Confederation Life offered—
—Consolidated Bakeries
Consolidated Building common-—---*
Conduits
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
STOCKS
,
w-* for\v«t wed.w«3i >
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
,
.
Jan
:
22c
7%
Apr
63% Jun
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(986)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Par
-,
Walker
Webb
54
Equipment
Westcoast
1.05
Low
1.10
1.00
200
Trans
•
common
■r
54
4.15
4.50
1.70
1.75
Consolidated
Halliwell
Consolidated
Marbenor
i
4.85
Feb
Consolidated
Westeel
class
2.85
Jan
Consolidated
Mic
Oils
Products.
Class
2,785
•,
25
35
Aug
10%
10%
1,325
9
Mar
242
30
Jun
35 %
Feb
Consolidated
15c
Aug
59c
Jan
Consolidated
Northland
"■
A
30
30
15c
163 8
16c
'
11 Vb
3,000
16
16%
Jun
23%
18
18%
7,634
8.40
8.75
3,986
107 Va 107 Va
20
$2.80
__50
pfd
15 Va
"
8.60
.100
Hardware
30
175
29
38 Va
350
36%
14 Va
840
•3.85
3.75
4.00
1,840
2.70
3.50
3.50
3.60
6,086
2.40 July
warrants
Electric
MINES
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
AND
Uranium
Gas
Acme
Ltd
19c
t
Mines
1
Pacific
1
Consolidated
Larder
Amalgamated Rare
Anacon
Leduc
Lead
70c
Oils
70c
;
75c
1
22 yaC
22c
24c
1
11c
lie
12c
lOo
Mines
Nickel
i
57c
Conwest
Jan
6.75
1.07
;
Mines
Jun
"
2.65
class
A
Bata
15c
Aug
Pershing
£
^1—'' 'ZZ.
Deldona
Feb
July
Jun
49,000
8c
Delhi
Gold
51c
68c
8c
8 Vac
2,500
6c
7c
"11,500
7c
6c
3.90
-4.10
6.80
21
23 %
D«<•
1".
1.05
19 VaC
23c
30c
37c
142,300
60c
60c" Zft" 1,500
1.18
1.16
V
1.18
17c
18 VaC
8c
East
Sullivan
9c
-
•11 Vac
12c
4.65
Jun
10%
Feb
26
Feb
May
1.55
6 VaC
5c
6 Vac
51c
50c
59c
;
Aug
28e
Jan
Jan
37c
Aug
48c
Feb
65c
1.60
1.14 May
-
Bethlehem
Copper
50o f
Corp
Mines
I
2.12
1
Yukon
10c
2.03
2.15
9V2C
*
.
Jan
Genex
MLnes
Mascot
C*
Giant
19ch
Jan
8c
Aug
7,400
1.35
Uranium
10c
31,939
7 Vac
12c
240,300
5c
9 Vac
9 Vac
11c
•
Mines
10 Vac
10c
Mines
Bralorne
Ltd
45,500
l
Britalta
Petroleums
Petroleums
42c
7.50
10c
May
27c
4c
July
12,500
40c
May
59c .'
*
7.50
36c
5,175
1,000
Broulan
Reef
Mines..
Ankerite
*2.75
Buffalo
Red
Lake
3.05
1
&
1
1.65
5c
2.05
13,700
4
3.05
1.52
•
Jun
*
Mines
Oils__._^_
Cadamet Mines
Calalta
Z
i
l
CalgaTy & Edmontons
Calvert
Gas
Camerina
.13c
5c
25c
-
1,900
2,100
:
■.
Red
Oil
Canada
Lake
Jun'
Jun '
Jan
"
Feb
4
4.90
1.45 Aug
ZZ~"
3.40
Jan
6c
Jan
'
Jan
15c
Feb
*
-6V2C July
15c
Jan
'
I2V2C Aug
29c
Jan
Canadian
Minerals
Chieftain Petroleum
Canadian
.
Canadian
4.15
Malartic
3.10
4.55
1.55
1.63
5 V2C
6c
1.30
Hard
Rock
Harrison
Head
Gold
85c
84c
90c
3,200
71c
Porcupine
Charter
22c
Iron"
12,442
ZZZ.Z
Mining
Combined
Coniagas
Con
&
Gillies
For
Aug
10c
Jan
3,000
*
Jun
14c
8,200
12c
7c
5V2C Aug
1.05
1.10
11
11
11 Va
1,350
5.80
6.10
19,359
i<14
1.13
1.15
4,625
.7c
23,950
94c
3,800
6c
5 VaC
91c
.
500
1.00
10
t
.
Iso
Waite
9,500
page
43.
8c<
t
55c
23c
18c
May
JLlc
Jun
10c
;mi 17c" Jan ft
Kopan
Feb
Mines
'
Lake
La
'
Dufault
.
4c
Aug /
81c
60c
Aug
Jun
90c
v
85c
99C
■*-
22,200
i ' " 24c
Z
21c
24c
,/
5,100
57c
65c
12c
13c
5c
6c
%
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Z
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12c / Jan
Jun
8C
8c
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Jan
15c
May
11c
Z
3 Vac
Mines
16
1,295
7c
10Vsc
Mines
Dickenson
9c
,
May
Jan
7.90 May
'
Jun
13c
45 J/2 c
5 VaC
1
1
Devon Palmer Oils
Jan
Aug
7 7 Vac
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500
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14c
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Jun
30c
1,500
May
12 %c Mar
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1.15 -Jan
52,450
15c
57c
Feb
1.60 May
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14c
Jan.
6c
32^42
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19
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53c
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4.10 Aug
lie
Jun
15c
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Delnite
48V2C Jun
Jan
3,600
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Bouzan
Aug
8c
85c
7,800
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28c
3,300
25
IOV4
17c
90c
9,620
57c
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Daragon Mines
8 Vac Feb
.
Aug
July
3,200
260,790
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Lodge
Black
41c
7.20
Petroleums
Bibis
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Brewis
17c
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Beaver
ZZZ 69,583
1
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1.02
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Belcher
8c
6 Vac
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18c
Beatlie
62,600
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Copper
Deer
1.00
50c
Metals
Ba.se
21c
5,125
Aug
21c
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Jun
"ZZ
52c:
Feb
4,600
78c
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Barymin Exploration Ltd
Baska
17c
-
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/
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1.22;
Cusco
8V2C Feb
1
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Barnat
4.40
; 1.16
Aug
54c
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1.46
44 Vac
41c
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1
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Trust
1.42
4.10
49c
22 VaC
15 Vac
1
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Barex
5J/2C
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1.42
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May.,,
July
1.01
4,600
21c
5%c
35%c July
/;%
5J/2.C Jan
11,25*0
1.20
Jan
Aug
,
37c
6V2C
1
Crowpat
Jan
July
73c
•
1
Mines
Bankeno
6c
1
Croinor
?
May
5c
28c
1,500
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4.15
5V2C Apr
1.00
L
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Gold Mines
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Petroleum
Zinc
Crestaurum
Apr
7,000
8 Vac 13 Vac
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preferred
111
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Lead
Craigmont
Jun
56c
7.80
Aug
'
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Cowichan
;
Jan
55c
33,658
23c
44 %C
•
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Atlas Yellowainr? Mines
5% %
6c
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
May
Jan
10c
9c
Jan
Mar
3.00 Aug
13c .Feb
-/■•Y.
Jun
3,500
—1
Poplar
1.28
3J/2C Jun
20c
Jan
4.35 Feb
-
/ 73c
July
4,287
13,150
4—1
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I3V2C Jun
Jun
9c
;
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Feb
25,578
Mines
Apr
15 Vac
Copper
Gas
27c
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
15c
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Mar
1.65
200
11 Vac
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...
5 V2C
23r>
Jan
May
40c
78,400
86,840
28c
1
Oil &
4c
25c
2,500
Mar
17c
,
Selburn
9 Vac
5V2c
L*
Jun
1.90
ZZZ 46,600
15c
8.00
i.40c
preferred
1
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13c
lOo
12 VaC
17c
•
Asamera Oil
$5
Mines
Mines
1.01
6,000
j
10c
Bailey
Nicholson
60,433
m
1.05
Aunor
3,450
1.01
6c
1.01
River
2.80
9c
IOV2C
4c
9 Vac
Aumaque Gold
2.65
9C
1.01:
31c
1
Aumacho
2.70
Mines
12 Vac
2 Vac
1,860
'J.
Jan
62c
1,610
-
7.80
1
Development
Ruffner
Jun
1
24,100
I
Atlin
May;
28c
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5c
Mines
Arcadia
76c
9,500
Mines
5c
•
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C«ast
V 26,230
34c
Red
35c
Alines
Associated
10,245
95c
30c
Regcourt
31c
Area
"Atlantic
3.20
77c
Consolidated
4 Vac
34c
Ansil
Gold
2.95
2.42
Apr
Jan
1.34
31c
Consolidated
6.35 Jan
35 %c Mar
16,250
47c
Mines
Earth
Pete
Huronian
Arjon
,
High
59c
71c
95c
Jan
4.10 Mar
Z,
May
4.80
6,400
,
1.85
1
United
Negus
■'
Aug
May
Aug
3.20
ZZZi
July
Denison
Anglo
50c
.
9cl0%c
17Va
9 VaC Aug
25,207
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8,786
,
35 VaC 35 VaC
35
,
7,000
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47c
1.80
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20o
Anglo
75c
1
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Jan
5c
9,451
52c
3 Vac
1.83
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Anglo
70c
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44
Jan
12c
23,025
6.40
47c
,
•
Petroleums
Anchor
5.90
47c
•
Amalgamated
74c
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Courvan
-/■' 26,616
21c
7c -V
1
9%c 10 Vac
1
Alinmex
American
19c
5 Vac
6.25
1
Gold
Explorations
Alberta
-
7c
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.
Yellowknife
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Agnico Mines Ltd
Alba
2b'e
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Advocate Mines Ltd
Akailclio
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&
9,000
Morrison Exploration- —1
Consolidated Moslier
2
Apr
110
12 Va July
A
30
May
29
38
13%
Class
30c
22 Va Mar
Jun
38
Zenith
33e
26c
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20
Jan
13%
class
43,952
30c
11%
•
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6.00
106"
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Industries
(J)
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Feb
Jan
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Jun
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
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Feb
22%
40 Va
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B
preferred
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16c
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$6
2,833
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36c
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10%
warrants.
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ft
35
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Weston
16
15%
35
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15
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33c
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11 VB
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35c
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15 Vs
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350
Jun
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for Week
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3.25
5,334
s
3
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Range
of Prices
Par
1.50 May
59 % Jan
Consolidated
trust
Voting
Westiair
Week's
Last
High
July
Monday, September
.
Sale Price
43%
4,219
1.70
;
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4.15
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STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
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.
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for Week
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.
Aug
MacLeod.
Coekshutt
57C
Aug
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Mines
Ltd
1
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2.00 May.
31c
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Jun
Jan
Apr.
24 V2. Jan
1.30
Jun
2.51
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196
Volume
Number
6191
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V The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(987)
CANADIAN MARKETS
■Week's
Friday
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STOCKS
Last
Consolidated
Magnet
Mines
4c
•
5c
V /'
Low
':
5V2C
Jan
Quebec
Chibougamau Gold
9c
Aug
Quebec
Labrador
1.05 July
Quebec
Lithium
3%c Mar
6 Vac Feb
Quebec
Manitou
15c
26c
Jan
Quebec
1,059,800
7c
90c
3,000
74c
4c
4V2C
15,500
16c
16c
1,710
90C
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Jun
Apr*;
Aug
.
Jan
36c
14 %c
Aug
Apr
Quebec
20c
Jan
Jan
Queraont
88c
Feb
6 VaC 11 VaC
81,500
99,375
I2V2C
10c
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Martin-McNeely
Corp
38,400
52c
:
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Lake_
Red
9c
42%
44 Vt
*
13c
Jan
•
27c
'•-■■■. 26c
2.30
2.15
2.37
10,000
4c
Mill
Feb
Raglan
Aug
Ranger
8 V2C
,
Jan
Rayrock
Mt
43,500
17,476
50c
9c
10,100
7Vac
23c 23 V2C
1,700
23 Vac
27C
11,900
14c
15c
8,000
13 V4
13%
645
;
1.03
Jun
Feb
12Vac Jan
I9V2C Jun
29c
Feb
42c
33c
Aug
San
86c
Jan
Sand
27,325
May
Feb
Sarcee
21c
Jan
15,050
2.35
410
90C
94c
30,200
H.
507,103
•
3
Jun
1.64
49c
60 May
72c
Mar
3.75
Jun
8 VaC
4,600
6c
Feb
1.41 Mar
6c
11,000
4Vic
July
2.62
2.83
14,700
1.80
Jun
10c 13 Vic
695,650
4Vic
Jun
7c
70,600
3Vic
Apr
47c
58c
6c
4 VaC
6 Vic
3c
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15c
16c
6c
4 Vic
6c
7 Vic
88c
Mines
78c
9c
7c
Gold
Senator
Silver
Silver
7c
Aug
61c
44c
r5VaC
Jun
6Vic
Jan.
1.20
:■
72c
99c
9c
Apr
Sturgeon
Rock
42-Vic 45 Vic
July
May
-
15c
30c
2,000
22c
1.70
842
7c
4,000
L 24,075
12c
j'*1-.
2.97
1,343
12c
17c
27,100
4c
7 Vic
7c
7 Vic
11,000
1.46
1.55
880
25 Vi
25 y*
25
1,350
30c
9,200
50c
6.00
85,664
22c 29 Vic
32,200
20c
5,500
25c
27c
26c
2.70
,
Jun
1.80
2.00
Feb
Jan
Jun
Jan
Jun
3.20 Aug
Jun
Mines
1-
Tidal
Torbrit Silver
Canada
Trans
Gold
9Vic
Jun
2.25
Jan
Trinity
29 Vi
Jan
Jan
Ultra
89c
Mar
Union
Jun
Union
8.55
32CApr
61c
3.30
Jun
Mining
United
New
16Vic Jun
United
•
1
*
4 Vic
3,300
46c
44
615
9c
2,200
Feb
11c
Jan
7c
July
74c
Paramaque Mines
Patino Corp
Consolidated
1
Gold
55
Jan
Vandoo
Jan
32c
Jan
Vauze
Jun
13c 13 Vic
3,000
4.60
5.05
10,753
2.22
2.05
2.22
4,000
6 Vic
6c
6 Vic
14,000
32 Vic
32c
33c
10,500
21c
36c
16,100
30c
18 Vic Mar
Jan
34c
May
Feb
4.60 Aug
6.75
1.80
4
9c'
Vic Jun
38c
1.15
Feb
—
Peerless
Gas
Permo
8,832
10
6
18
May
400
Vi July
Mines___
Petrol
Oil
Minerals—
Feb
Pitch
Ore
Oil
Prairie
Preston
Prospectors
Provo
Gas
Purdex
24c
22,500
18c
Feb
8c
7 artq
6c
May
1.51
1.69
9,488
11 VaC
17c
46,000
9 VaC
lie
2,000
1.39
11c
«
6c
May
8.35
Jan
30c
Jun
Apr
9c
Mar
1.80
i
Jan
24c
Feb
Apr
40c
Mar
May
56c
Aug
May
8 VaC
'
41c 44 VaC
•—-6Jj55
91c
1,400
4,540
90c
12 VaC
14c
55c
55c
31c
7,500
1.60
1.55
14c
65C
1.48
Jun
lie
May
55c
Aug
"75c
Jun
,.,1.20 Jan
18c
;Apr
1.66
May
u
Aug
,1.74
'Jah
57c
26,462
1.77
Apr
80c
A^Ug
~
1.70
7
1.74
65c
72c
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34c
15,900
34c
r
20c
500
1.53 Mar
37c
Jan
Jun
35c
81,014
28 Vac
Jun
8 VaC
1,000
7 Vac
Jun
12c
Apr
47c 49 Vac
49 VaC
41c
8 Vac
38c
12,700
42 Vac
Jun
64c
Jan
32,300
10c
lie
1.25
1.35
6,460
1.02
-V 84c
1.05
209,082
20 VaC
22c
10,500
1.35
23c
9 VaC July
1.10
Jan
I4V2C
Feb
Apr
1.96
Jun
25c
Jan
*
Feb
1.05
Aug
33c
Jun
9c
7 VaC
9C
30,250
7c
18c 18 VaC
1,850
17c
July
"9.00
9.00
9.00
475
8
May
147/8
Feb
39 VaC
34c
40c
29,083
23c
May
49 Vac
Jun
4.25
4.15
4.30
2,975
Jan
3.75 May
56,370
33c
' 1,825
•1.25 May
7.15 Jun
67c
63c
67c
1.57
1.35
1.59
9.80
9.70
9.95
8,665
23c
16 VaC
23c
160,937
1.40
1.38
1.42
12,548
..
22 VaC 23 %C
I
1.25
5,125
1.75
lie
14,000
20c
Jun
Jan
Jun
Jan
1.45 Mar
22 Vac Mar
21c
May
6.25 Mar
68c
Aug
2.06
Jan
10 Vb
Aug
30c
Jun
1.80 Feb
1.70
1.75
32c
1.86
Apr
Jun
5c
4 VaC
5c
47,940
4c
July
93c
90c
96c
5,100
75c
May
Jun
17c
18c
5,833
1.46
1.60
102,550
58c
Jun
76c
*
13c
78c
2.299
65c
Feb
8c
Feb
2.09 Mar
23c
Mar
Wasamac
1,600
25c
Jan
30c
Mar
109,150
29c
May
50c
1
3.80 July
72c
Jan
1.15 July
14Vac 24 VaC
830,800
8c
8.30
8.60
5,286
3.20
3.30
500
July
1
49,500
2c
Aug
7Vac
Jan
lie
45,100
10c
Aug
21c
Jan
7.00
7.0C
7.00
649,725
*
Mines
3c
10c
63c
63c
63c
1,000
1
Oil
2 Vac
lie
1
Petrol
Malartic
3c
1
Nickel
Lake
Westburne
85c
9 VaC
5c
11c
637,000
4.00
Jan
7.95 Mar
Jun
80c
Feb
3V2C Jun
11c
Aug
58c
Feb
July
1.26
July
July
2.98 May
Feb
4,650
1.51
Feb
24 Vic Aug
7.05 July
8.60 Aug
2.60
4.30
Jan
Jun
17c
20c
10,568
16c
Jun
42c
Apr
15C
13 Vac
16c
7,200
10c
Feb
18c
Jun
25c
20c
29c
302,954
10c
Feb
29c
15 Vac
20c
30,400
52c
Mar
24c
23c
25c
10,020
15c
11c 15 VaC
106,000
Petroleum
Mines
Surf Inlet class
Western
Willroy
85C
85c
90c
8,700
2.40
2.10
2.45
5,400
Wiltsey Coghlan
Larder
18c
40c
15c
39,200
262,200
5 VaC
1
Hargreaves
24C
1.46
20c 26 VaC
1.44
1
1
1.75
9,000
17c
1.35
17c
50c
A
Mines
75c
1.25
Jun
22c
1.90
Mar
Jan
Aug
35c
Feb
1,000
5 VaC
11c
4 Vac
July
8c
Apr
July
17c 19V2C
4,856
12 VaC
Jun
25c
90c
90c
1,200
85c
Aug
1.15
Jun
8 VaC
10c
28,700
8c
Jun
14c
Mar
193,500
Aug
18c
1
2
Decalta
Western
85C
15Vic Aug
22 Vic Jlay-iM
•
11c
Jan
Yale
Lead
&
44c.. Jan
v
Yankee
14c.
Yellowknife
2.00
Jan
80c
85C
1,500
80c
Aug
7,300
45c
Jun
75c
Apr
?
Jan
19 VaC
1
Windfall
Wright
Zinc
Canuck
Oil——
Bear
Mines
J
1
-—20o
1
Young
(H G) Mines
1
Consolidated
1
1
8 VaC
'
3c
Jan
12c-
Apr
9c
6c
9c
1.03
1.01
1.06
20,725
84c
May
15c 19 VaC
115,250
14c
Mar
38c
Jan
-
-
19c
1.10
July
45c
46c
7,000
45c
Apr
54c
Jun
4 V2 C
45c
6 VaC
6 Va C
10,866
4c
Mar
9c
Jan
51c
51c
51c
16c
16C
17c
5,200
15c
Jun
36c
Jan
70c
67c
70c
4,595
54c
Mar
86c
Jun
Zenmac Metal Mines.
-_1
26 V2C
25c
28c
71,000
I5V2C
Jan
37c
Mar
14c
lie
15c
300,500
5c
Mar
16c
Aug
—1
19C
18c
20c
15,000
16c
Jun
32c
Jan
Zulapa Mining
1
70c
66c
75c
83,100
41c
Feb
91c
May
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Gold
Royalties
Mines
Jun
72c
1
Western
30c
44c
1.03
;
Ltd
Ltd
25%
26
1,548
July
50c
50c
8,000
35c
July
91c
39c
35c
39c
1,200
31c
May
85c
Jan
1.76
1.86
1,000
1.52
Jun
2.70
Jan
6.15
6.25
5.50
Jan
6.80 May
Mines
Yukeno
29 Vi Mar
50c
1
—_1
62c
68C
1,209
16,450
1.46
1.41
1.49
26,433
8c
4 V2C
8c
38,200
1
•
Airways
Producers
Minerals
25%
50c
Rouyn
Aug
22c
Mar
10C
Feb
3C
4.85
1
Uranium
Oils
Ponder
4VaC
15,000
13.225
1
Mines
Development
Placer
81,000
5c
6c
May
•
Gold
Place Oil & Gas
Powell
8c
5.65
42c
V
July
•
Gas
&
Crow
23c
1
Exploration
Mines
Vespar
West
20C
1
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
PicKle
13,500
1.25
Yukon
Peruvian Oil &
30c
3c
1
Violamac Mines
10% Feb
•
Oil—
&
Gold
Perron
Jan
1
Consolidated
Weedon Mining
—1
Ltd
Exploration
Feb
2.85
1.00
5.10
1.70
1
Mines
Werner
*
Exploration
17c
Jun
26c
1
Upper Canada Mines
Winchester
PCE
26c
Apr
1
Fortune
Feb
1
1
1
International
Paymaster Consol
May
10c
750
1
i
__:
V T C
Jun
36c
30C
8.50
10c
25,800
2.73 Mar
Jun
1.00
24 %C
79,200
13c
Jan
July
8,000
4.95
38c
Jan
15c
1.27
14C
1
Reef
20c
2.10 Aug
1.40 Mar
••
Oils
20o
Aug
lie
•
Btiffadison
Westates
Porcupine
25,000
•
United
Apr
Petrol
2.05
9 VaC
1
11c
Ltd
1.90
6.20 July
4.90 May
1
Asbestos
4,500
Palliser
Mav
1
Ltd
Unisphere Explorers
Mar
13c
Pamoil
36c
______—1
:
12C
7.30
May
1
1
Corp
Oil
35c 35 Vic
14 Ve
16c
1
Mines
Shawkey
Jan
14
21,312
Jan
Apr
69c
.
65c
7.25
22C
•
Chibougamau
Jun
14 Vs
Jan
19c
~
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
•
30c
Warrants
31c
4.80
1.27
1
Keno Hill
Pacific Petroleums
42c
Aug
"•
Canso
—1
Mines
Jan
20c
1
Ltd—
Exp
United
1
Ormsby Mines
20 VaC
3,000
1
—
—
Oil
United
1
1
Mines
3,372
1
1
1
* ;•
Transcontinental Resources
United
*
1
Malartic
Opemislca Copper
1,025
39C
20c 21 VaC
17c
IIII
Triad
Jan
.
5.55
34c
•
Apr
Jan
12c
5.25
20C
35c
—
Apr
50 V*
Feb
1.55 Mar
July
1.68
Mines
11c
45
Feb
6.30
3.25 May
22C
Exploration
25c
11c
1.20
800 •>
18,178
5.25
Mines
Tormont
Aug
1
4.25 May
2,200
Jan
Jan
1.20
26c
Tombill Mines Ltd
May
90c
Gold Mines
5.75
7c
1.35
35c
3.55
■i'U'-)
7c
:!
Jtm
1.20
_—10c
11c
51c
16c
3.35
12c
Petroleum
1,500
6,100
5 Vi C
15,700
5.50
~
Mining
/Thompson Lundmark
11,375
1,500
5c
Jun
17c 19 VaC
2.04 May
May
75c
60c
■
39C
Territory
16c
50c
Feb
Aug
Aug
4c
20,445
19 VaC
Temagami
9 Vic
5 Vic
79,089
12,000
37c
6c
1.10
96c
Hughes Gold
16C
1
*
37c
4 VaC
Exploration
8 Vic
2.25
48c
50
Sylvanite Gold Mines
16c
2.10
Jan
7c
28c
Jan
,V
Mines
2.16
Flour
Pax
9c
4 VaC Mar
7c
9 Vic
*
Mines_
Oils
Pato
567,850
5c
•
20c
Mines
Ltd
Oils
20c
33c
14 VaC
24Vic
Jan
Apr,
1.15 May
270
28C
May
7c
24c
6C
Jan
20c
May
1
7c
9 Vac
8c
Cons
Towagmac
'May
5.05
Jan
Mar
5 VaC
44c
9c
•*
Jun
52c
52c
7c
70c
7c
1.60
v >rv-*V ■
Jan,
40c
5.50
Apr
Feb
May
lie
•
2.75
;
5c
50C
10%
5c
29c
1
37 Vic May
Mar
2.96
.
Jan
25c
25,300
275,200
3,250
,
United
Pamour
14c
Jun
8.05
"5.4^9.
Jan
1.70 Mar
14C
2.05
Iron
1
Canada
Lake
33C
Teck
7c
1.55 Aug
4Vic Jun
;
2.97
1
T-
Beaucage
Osisko
20,471
6 V2C
30c
Taurcanls
Jan
54c
Jun
1
Mines
Orenada
10.00
6 VaC
Feb
41c
:■
Jun
•
Goldcrest
Orchan
V 9.50
Jan
Mar
64c
May
12,000
.
Jan
17c
3Vic Aug
18C
15c
25c
—
7c
13Vic
July ;
July
18c
*
Exploration
Rankin
O'Leary
July
1.10 Aug
40c '
"•
3,000
-12,700
»•.
52c
39c
20,050
-
44d:
40c
4Vi<i:i5ViC
4c
6c
9 Vic
14c
—
Oils common
Coldstream
Ogilvie
Apr
8 Vac
32%C
River Gold
Sunburst
40c
Okalta
1.35
17,800
Jan
1.25 Aug
19C
;
50
Corp
Preferred
O'Brien
500
14c
Contact
25Vic Jan
Jan
1.70
Feb
1.48
U VaC
i
Mining
Steep
Sullivan
Jun
7VaC
1.40
13c
Nickel
Starratt
Steeloy
Jan
19Vac July
■«'*3
Ltd_____
Lake
July
Union Oils
July
5 Vic
1.60
...Warrants
Obaska
77c
39,500
'
Aug,
Aug
10 Vic Mar
Jan
13c
Oils
Nudulama
6,750
10c
Ltd
Mines
Slscoe
Apr
7c
68c
18c
Canadian
Nova
86c
9c
Silvermaque
8 Vic
3Vic Jan
5 Vic
—
Mines
Northland
85c
10c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
500
—4
Mining
Northern
Aug
—
Mines—
Aug
29c
Mines
Norvalie
83c
July
Jun
Feb
5.40
Mines
19c
25,500
18c
Nonnetal
:
Jun
88c
Jan
19c
Miller
Standard
Jun
7c
Jun
7c
}•
Norpax Nickel
North
39c
700
1.10
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stanrock Uranium
4c
lie
i %
—*>04;
Norlartic
North
38,600
1.15
18c
10%
3.40
Southern
20c
10c
M tyVJ-
Smeilting__>k.>_:_^i
Oils
North
73C
1.11
Gordon
Feb
15c
6c
Mines
Nor-thgate
65c
1.11
•
50c
Jan
43,100
.
7 Vic
Mines—___
Mines
Gold
23c
lie
Acme
North
Jan
67c
1.11
Mines Quebec—
Sigma
Apr
13 Vic Aug
;
•••
Gold
Creek
Sheep
Mar
4.70
Vr
Security Freehold
Feb
115,160
20c
9c
Nickel Rim Mines
Northcal
71C
1
6c
75,100
6c
Rouyn
Mining
Norgold
46c
May
Metal
Satellite
2Vic Aug
1,796,371
11,500
91c
Rouyn Merger___
Norcan
16c
21 VaC
& Smelt Ltd-
Mines
New
Norbeau
Mar
38c
1
16c
4,500
21c
I8V2C
Mines
New
Nor
15c
18,200
1
29c
30,250
9c 10 Vic
9c
Mines
Mylamaaue Mining
Nis.to
334,796
45c
8O0
Jun
47,000
:' 17,500
89c
7 Vic
v
16c
•
Petrol
Sudbury
Taku
46c
41c
Gold
River
May
28,100
Jason Mines
Nickel
31c
44c
Gold
Antonio
6c
4,500
9c
New
New
42c
1
—:
25c
8,500
15C
Mines
Hosco
Newnorth
9.15 Mar
1
20 Vic May
313,855
6,750
24 V2C 27 Vic
2 VaC
50
13V2C Jan
Jun
5Vac
47c
Harricana
New
New
12 Vac Mar
1,100
1
July
26c
Development—
New
Newlund
4,025
1
60c
22 Vac
24 V2C
Mines
Petroleum
Kelore
5,650
14c
10 v4
1
Uran
Athabasca
35c
36C
6 V2C
Bidlamaque Gold
New
87c
14c
9.80
10.00
Rix
2,600
25c
6c
Calumet
Goldvue
Jun
87c
Jan
5.15
14c
Rio Rupununi Mines
Apr
42c
13c
ALnona Mines—
New
80c
87c
1
16%
63c
8V2C
New
Davies
Mar
1
12Va May
4V2C May
11c
6c
—
Concord
May
32c
Consolidated
2OV2C July
2.72
c
2:i
New
New
22c
May
Minerals
Rexpar
Mines
18c
93C
Mines
New
Feb
15c
Ryanor Mining
62c
Mines
Exploration
New
9 Vac
3,500
Macdonald
Reeves
Rowan
2.25
Petroleum
Alger
2,700
18c
Feb
65c
•
July
Feb
Mines
Roche
26C
:
Naiionai
New
13c
17C
Feb
2.40 May
1
•
a
Feb
40c
National
Mines
13c
Apr
Aug
9c
1
Mining
SherriM
Nealon
1,200
35c
1
Ltd——
Nickel
Oil
Apr
62c
Murphy Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Creek
2.99
Jun
to
19c
21c
1
Porcupine
Minerals
Nama
2.99
'
Wright Iron
Multi
Jun -I
39c
77c
Mar
3.00
Jun
30c
32c
27c
Mines
Ore
Moneta
70c
Aug
1.90
-
7 VaC
Mining Corp
Min
28,825
;-:i, 74c
.,v-
Petroleums
City
26c
48,030
V
9c
Mines
Mining
Midrim
4c
y
Radio re Uranium Mines
51c
Aug
38c
Oil
Midcon
15c
65,300
1
•
changed
Explorations
Quonto
51%
May
75c
Exploration & Development_50c
Island Mining
Uranium
Meta
17,050
7%c
9.80
Feb
14c
Jun
36
14c
29C
—1.25
McWatters Gold Mines
Medallion Petroleums
Merrill
18c
4c
—
Petroleums Ltd
Realm
Mentor
16C
Apr
Jan
1,326,430
High
18c
6 V2C
*
1
Mines
Mining
.'Name
Feb
57c
14
Jan
7c
2,000
','1
July
Metallurgical
Quonto
•
MayV
7c
8.60
3,000
6c
5 VaC
6c
V
51c
32c
48c
Lake
Red
McMarmac
250
9c
..
43
Mclntvre
McKenzie
22,200
47 VaC
8c
,
s
Aug
36c '
110,900
8c
9.25
5%c May
'
_____
Mines
Maybrun
53c
7c
9.25
50c
Mines
-
Mattagami Lake
60c
53c
60c
__
Consol
Matachewan
Low
1
Queenstown .'Gold
12c
11,000
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Minas
Apr
8,375
9c
13c 16 VaC
"
Maritimes
Low
1
Matagami
July
36c
6c
—
Mines
Marcon
Shares
1
6c
32c
16c
Mines
Maralgo
for Week
1
Develop
20c
36C
Manoka
Marboy {__
Range
of Friccs
Par
High
3%c July
3,500
9c
5 VaC
90c
Uranium
,.v
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1
"
Malar tic Gold Fields
Manitou
High
8 VaC
Majortrans
Maneast
Shares
5c
—
STOCKS
for Week
Low
Week'*
Friday
Range
Par
(Range for Week Ended August 31)
Sales
of Prices
•.
Sale Price
43
Ltd
-_1
65c
21
46c
1.02
May
Feb
Jan
"
1.40 May
4c
Apr
2.28
8c
Feb
Aug
CANADIAN MARKETS
delivery sale (not
included in year's range),
e Selling ex-interest,
included In years
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When delivered,
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
*No
wi When
oar
value,
issued,
x
a
Odd
lot sale
Ex-dividend,
y
(not included
Ex-rights,
z
in year's range), d Deferred
f Flat price, r Cash sale (not
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44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(988)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities'
by the "bid") or bought
furnished
quotation
quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
Dealers, Inc., and other selected sources. They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
The following bid and asked
wide
national
.distribution
(Quotations for Friday, August 31 )
"National" list is composed of
securities
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which
the Eastern region.
primarily
in
Par
Bid
Ask
Industrials and Utilities
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fV
■
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Acme
i
Electric
W
Corp.—.—*—
Electronics
1
Labs Inc.—
—10c
Corp
1
25 '/a
Aeronautical
.
Aero test
Aerovox
13%
:
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1
17%
-5
—1
Ajax Magnetbermic Corp.*
•
Alarm Device Mfg
*—10c
3 Va
4%
Cal-Tcc
fi %
12%
13%
Inc
Aileen
—,
Corp
——
Homes
Albee
0%
Cameo
.' Cannon
Allied
Allied
Radio
Corp..
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil
CorD
—
—
Alterman
Foods
American
Air
American
Bilfcrite
American
24'%
Cary
27%
Cascade
25%
6 V#
V4
Gas
Field
Indiana
Telephone
Cent
Chicago
Citizens
Class
9%
City
Clarise
Sportswear
7V4
8 Va
Clifton
Precision
9%
25%
Gas
Co
(Florida)
Coastal
States
10 Va
11%
Cobuim
Credit
14%
Cole
3Ya
3%
Arden
Co
Farms
common
1
*
Coleman
Engineering Co Inc
Insulated Wixe Co.,
Collyer
55%
Colonial Stores Inc——
Colorado
Interstate
Gas
Colorado
Milling
35/a
4%
6%
7Va
5
6%. „„Colorlte
%
Colorado
15%
.14%
Oil
&
Commerce
Oil
16Va
17%
Commonwealth
1
(A J) & Co Inc—1
& Hegexnan Elec-10
26 V»
28%
Commonwealth
24
26%
57%
61%
1
7%
8%
Armstrong
Hart
Arrow
Art
Metal
Inc
-
21%
*
5%
Corp
Inc
Astrodata
Automation
„
Industi'ies
Products.
Adhesive
Avery
Avon
Oil
inc
Atomic
11%
Consolidated Rock Products—
23%
•
Consumer
Continental
Mtge
16%
Continental
2O-'8
Continental
18%
Control Data
,
Electric
Bangor
Hydro
Banlife
Corp
Barden
Corp
Distilling
Barton
Co
Coffee
5%
Cook
Electric
Coral
5%
„
Cove
84%
..
15 V*
14%
Cowles
Chemical
Co
Cross
20%
21%
46-
15%
12
13
,
1
11 Va
Cummins
Dallas
Beauty Counselors Inc—-*.1
Becton Dickinson & Co—
—1
Belle
Isle
Belmont
48%
52%
35%
38%
Corp
Iron Works
—
Bros
Bag Co—
Beneficial Corp
11%
Rerman
Hathaway
12%
11
52%
,
Bird
(Otto)
&
Black
Hills
Blue
List
^„1
14%
50c ,.-vl8%
.3
1
19%
1
2.50
& Light—1
Bryson Inc—1
&
Publishing
3%
50c
7%
13
14%
-
23
20%
41;
44
12%
13%
10
8%
Specialties
Bohn
6%
11%
3%
Systems
1
5
S
Lines
S
Bolt
Beranek
Bon Ami
&
Newman—*
—-*
Co
Boston
Capital
Boston
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Industries
Bowl-Mor
Bowman
Bowser
Products
5 Va
9%
10%
Guardian
Dictaphone
Corp
Disc
5
Corp
lOc
Inc
Digitronics
$1.25
Dixon
j,
Inc
common
conv
(J)
.1,
Crucible
«
18%
Brown
Co
&
4Va
4%
8%
9%
•
14%
15%
1
6%
7%
Inc
Co
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Beryllium
Co
Buckeye Steel Casting Co_
Buckingham Corp class A
Burnham & Morrill
Funds
Byllesby (H
Inc
M ) & Co
4%
10%
5
21
24 Va
10
32
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35%
8%
9%
Com pany„
Dynamics
4%
17% '
Corp of Am $1
26 %
4%
Inc.—
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Publications
Henderson's
Portion
19%
Houston
Natural
40%
Houston
Oil
20
23
El
23%
25%
Elco
10%
11%
Electrada
1
5%
6%
18%
Electro Consolidated class A_50c
Electro Instruments
1
5%
16%
9%
10%
1
4%
4%
10c
4%
5%
1
42%
45%
(Texas)
30%
34%
8
6%
7%
Electro-Tec
lbo
-6%
7 Va
Electrolux
Corp
Electro-Science
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Corp
8%
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8 J/4
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8%
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5 Va
5%
25
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Material
9%
6 %
./ 8%
16 3/8
Coke
17%
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'
153/s
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Medco
9%
3
Melnor
33A
123/s
Meredith
25i/u
Metal
19
Metcom
-
■
8'A
91/8
5
33'4
355/8
preferred
28i/4
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11'A
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39 J/4
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1
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preferred
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46 5/8
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26 J/2
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Gas
Inc
Line Co
Milgo
Electronics
Miller
Bros
Hat
Corp
Co
Class A-———-
211/2
20
22
25 J/a
7%
55/s
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•
45
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V.
46
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(990)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Mutual Funds
Par
—-25c
Advisers Fund Inc—
—1
Affiliated Fund Inc_,_
1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth
—
American Investors Fund;——-1
American Mutual Fund Inc——1
Associated Fund TrustAtomics Physics & Science Fd_l
Axe-Houghtoii Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Temple ton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc__1
Mutual Funds—
FUnd—i
Aberdeen
1.90
5-64
7.29
4.20
1
50c
—-—1
1
Fund Inc new——
Boston
Investing
Ltd
Street
Bullock
Fund
California Fund Inc—
4.69
5.12
18.89
20.69
11.33
12.37
12.58
13173
10.36
11.26
Lexington Income Trust
1
Life Insurance Investors Inc__1
9.34
10.21
Life Insurance
11.69
9.66
13.15
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can
10,70«'
8.84
12.16
11.86
6.25
Keystone
Knickerbocker
15.89
17.41
10.70
9.79
Fund
Lazard
3.83
4.19
Ltd-1
13.28
14.37
1
Fund
5.43
5.98
Fund
Knickerbocker
Fund—1
Growth
Inc_
Consolidated Investment
Inc-lc:
B_
7.20
6.59
18.76
6.42
7.02
36%
38%
Nationwide
.—_lc
1.74
1.90
Boston Insurance Co—
33%
36 %
New
le
2.71
2.96
Citizens
iey2
18
New
^_lc
2.14
2.34
(NY) "A"__2
Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2
25 % '
27%
North
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares
lc
3.10
3.39
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)-1.25
18%
20%
Northeastern Insurance
2.50
2.73
Combined Ins Co
40 %
43 y2
Northern Ins Co
j.
shares
shares-—
Metal
V.
Paper
—
shares
Petroleum
:
Trust
Investors
Fund
Inc
—
Fund—
6.49
Eagle Fire Ins Co
8.01
Eastern Life
13.43
14.52
1
Corp
National Securities Series—
13.19
1
3.43
3.75
1
6.80
7.43
1
X5.28
6.77
7.77
X7.21
7.88
1
10.89
11.77
9.23
Fund
7.11
1
Series
9.32
New Horizons R P Fund Inc
16.14
Electronics
One
William
Investment Corp—1
Electronics
10
—20c
al9.67
7.98
8.27
25c
10.22
11.17
Pioneer
7.68
14.21
12.28
17.44
8.29
15.36
13.35
18.85
Price
-
Energy Fund lnc_
Equity Fund Inc——
Growth Fund
Federated
Fidelity Capital Fund
•Fidelity Fund Inc
1——-5
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
_1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Financial
Industrial
Inc_l
Fund
1
Fund
Street
Inc
Fund
Mutual
1
*
Fund
Mutual
Founders
Putnam
Util
3.89
4.25
7.42
8.02
Income—1 > S'
for
Fund
1
Fund
—1
X13.98
15.20
,1
7.94
8.63
1
1
6.57
7.18
10.10
11.04
1
9.50
1.77
1.93
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
X5.19
5.64
Research
Investing
Inc
lc
5.69
6.26
Scudder Stevens Si Clark Fund-1
axl7.94
2.40
2.64
Scudder Stevens & Clark—
—lc
10.65
11.67
Growth Industry Shares Inc—1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1
al9.77
Petroleum
shares
Hamilton Funds
Series
__
16.41
Inc—
10c
.
4.48
——1
a24.59
7.16
7.50
7.79
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
X2.31
2.53
Income Fund
of
Inc—_1
Boston
8.15
X7.29
7.97
1
8.98
9.81
1
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated
Investors-
6.48
7.08
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund-
lc
10.70
11.70
Fund_lc
9.35
10.23
Institutional Income Fund—lc
Int'l Resources Fund Inc
lc
6.29
6.88
4.25
4.64
Investment
Co
_1
9.19
10.04
Investment
Trust
Boston—1
10.20
11.15
Institutional
Growth
America
of
of
Investors Group Funds—
Investors
Selective
Fund
11.45
17.46
Istel Fund Inc
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund
Keystone Custodian Funds—•
31*75
al2!75
32.39
l
(Investment
B-2
(Medium Grade Bonds)-l
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
Bonds)
Recent
1
24.83
U S
114
f
52 y4
55%
U
9V4
10 y4
U S Life Ins
1
12 V2
5
70 y2
Accident-
Standard Life Ins
S
Fire
Insurance-
51%
19%
543/4
31
3
Co in
53%
17%
33%
70%
13%
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
74 y4
Westchester Fire
34
75%
8%
2
9%
36%
Obligations of Government Agencies
Ask
Banks
Federal Home Loan Banks—
3%s Sep 17, 1962
3Vis Jan. 15, 1963
3%s Few 15, 1963
3.15s
3 Vis
3.40s
Mar
for
3.10s
100
Bid
Feb
Ask
99.31
4, 1963
100.1
99.31
3, 1962
100.1
100.2
100.4
100.3
99.30
100
99.30
Apr 15, 1963
Apr 15, 1963
15, 1963
3%
point
a
Cooperatives—
1,1962
3.05s Dec
100.1
100.1
15, 1963
Oct
100.1
99.31
Federal
100
Bank
Land
Bonds-
3%s Oct
22, 1962
100
100.2
100.2
100.4
3%s
20, 1963
100.4
100.8
100.2
3.40s May
100.4
2%s May
1,1963
3%s Aug 20, 1963
4%s Apr 20, 1964
100.1
99.31
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4 Vis Sep 10,1962
Feb
99.22
99.26
100.10
100.12
101.28
102.4
4s
Sep
10,1964
101
101.8
3Vis
Dec
11, 1964
100.26
101.28
a9.62
—1
Investors Inc.
7.60
8.22
1
-
1
13.19
14.44
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe
35
37%
1
a34.13
1
a27.30
-Sterling Investment Fund Inc„l
Tele vision-Electronics
Fund
1
11.04
11.93
7.09
7.73
Fund Inc.
Balanced
Stock Fund
1
10.14
11.08
10c
3.60
3.93
1
9.00
9.57
12.72
13.90
Inc
Texas Fund
Growth
Century
Inv
United
.'-i
Inc—
Funds
6.35
Whitehall Fund Inc
Fund
Wisconsin
9.89
Centennial
5.43
5.93
4.92
5.38
2.90
•3.17
8.36
Street
9.14
Empire Fund
100.6
101.28
4%s Mar 20,1969
102.8
103.8
99.8
4%s July 15, 1969
5%s Feb 20, 1970
3%s Apr
1,1-970
103.8
104.8
106.8
107.8
96.16
97.16
106.16
107.10
101.16
102.16
95.16
96.16
100.24
101.24
98.16
4%s Mar 20,1968-
102.24
101.24
103.8
104.8
100.16
101.16
100.8
101.8
104
5%s July 20, 1970
4%s Oct
1, 1970-1967
3%-s May
1, 1971—
107
108
4Vis Feb
15, 1972-1967—
101.24
102.24
3 Vis
15, 1972___
101.8
102.8
4%s Feb
103.16
Sep
/Bid
Ask
100.7
100.9
100.3
100.5
100.11
100.13
Certificate of Indebtedness—
99.16
104.8
15, 1963
3%s May 15,1963
3%s Aug 15, 1963-
5s
Aug
10.23
1,196215,1962
—.
100.8
100.10
13.63
3 Vis Nov
15, 1962———.
100.4
100.6
4%s Nov
14.88
2%s Feb
15, 1963
13.37
7.18
3 Vis Feb
1%S Apr
15,1963
1,1963
6.23'4
6.73
99.26
Oct
99.11
100.21
100.3
15,1963
100.23
100.5
'
98.22
—
98.20
102.3
103.14
103.16
97.2
-
103.17.
15, 1964
1,1965
101.2
97.8
103.19
-
96
96.8
103.16
103.20
3%S Feb
15,1966-
100.12
1 %s
100.6
99.9
101.2
101
—
1, 1964
102.22
101
;■
98.6
102.20
l%s Apr
4%s May 15, 1965————
l%s Oct
1,1965———
99.29
100.4
:
1,1963
4%S Nov
99.30
99.27
May 15,1963—
May 15,1963
,
Ask
98.4
15, 1964
15, 1964
3%s Aug
l%s Oct
1 Vis
Bid
l%s Apr
1, 1964
4%s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15, 1964—
Treasury Notes—
4s
point
a
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
3%s Feb
a78.07
Inc_—
103.8
Maturity-—
6.57
1, 1966
15, 1966
4s
Apr
Aug
95.2
94.4
101.20
—
95.10
100.16
94.12
101.24
l%s Oct
1, 1966-.
93.4
93.12
l%s Apr
102.5
a8.98
Inc
98.16
20,1974
Figures/ after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Maturity—
12.37
Inc—-
102.8
104.16
103
13.65
'
101.8
U. S. Certificates of indebtedness and Notes
ites
al0.30
1,1967:
92.4
92.12
al8.51
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a21.14
—
_—
Street
101.4
12.54
—1
Fund
Fund
100.20
M'ay.22, 1967
100.4
Aug 10,1971
4'%s Sep 10,1971
5 Vis Feb 10,1972
4%s Jun 12,1972
4%s Jun 12,1973
4 Vis Feb 10,1977—
3 Vis
Street
102.12
4s
3%s Nov
1
Fund—10c
Fund
98.28
101.28
102.12
101.12
4 %8
l%s Oct
Inc
Fund
Diversification
Ohio
10.82
1
1
Inc
98.12
101.2
10,1970
17.67
Funds—
Swap
100
21, 1966
3%s May
2, 1966
4%s July 20, 1966
10,1970
6.49
16.26
9.36
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
4%s Apr
4Vis Sep
12.10
5.94
Science
10,1965
3%s Mar 10, 1966 Wi
4 Vis Dec 12, 1966
99.16
101.12
6.94
11.07
Fund-—.—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_^—l
Washington Mutual
Investors Fund Inc
1
United
4%s jun
3%s Mar 11,1968
4%s Apr 10,1969
Farnliam
&
a39.42
Fund
Dated
Rate
a73.39
Capital Exchange Fd_
Capital
3.05s
al4.82
12-
3.20s
Due
4-61
9-
Bid
4-62
Rate
Dated
3%S
Ask
99.31
5-
1-62
Due
Bid
Ask
4-63
99.30
100
3- 4-63
99.30
100
99.30
100
2-
21.98
23.97
Second
14.97
16.33
Westminster
Centennial
Fund
Inc—
Inc—
Fund
a9.70
10-
1-62
100
100.2
2-
1-62
11-
1-62
100.1
100.3
3.15s
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
3.30s
al5.60
1- 2-62
3%s
'
Bid
Ask
Bid
Bonds—
1979
107%
109%
Lowenstein (M) & Sone 4%s 1981
1987
102
102%
Mueller Brass 3%s
100%
New Eng Tel & Tel 4%s—2002
New York State Electric & Gas
Edison. 4%s
1992
Burlington
Industries 4%s_1975
Carrier Corp 4%s
—1982
Cincinnati Suburban
Telephone
99%
111
114
100%
101%
„
Container Corp 4.40s
El Paso Natural
Gas 5%s
Ferro Corp
3%s—^
1.—
101%
1987
101%
Il987
1977
Corp 3 %s
1992
—
Petroleum
ww
5s
3-
1-62
12-
3-62
100.1
100.3
3.45s
8-
1-62
5-
1-63
100.3
100.5
4- 2-62
100
100.2
9-
4-62
6-
3-63
100.1
100.3
1- 2-63
103%
96%
97%
109
wwll982
102
Gas Trans 5s_
Amer
5s
101
Underwood
U S Industries 4%s
195
,1984
Tenn
ww
112
99%
1977
Southwestern Bell Tel
Sperry Rand 5y2s
Textron
Corp 5%s
5%S
.
105
84
102%
104
113y2
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww__1967
99%
102%
73
103%
110%,
102%
102
108
80
102%
98%
102
108
99%
103%
102%
1977
101 %
101'/a
104%
IOIV4
97%
71%
Westcoast Trans 5%s
103%
55
60
108
113
4%s_1997
103
1982
119
103%
1982
101%
102
1971
102
102
Bid
Sep
Sep
•Sep
Sep
•Sep
3.35s
w
i
.
4-62
Bills
Bid
Ask
6, 1962
99.985
99.986
Dec
13,1962
20,1962
21,1962
27,1962
99.935
99.938
Dec
99.884
99.889
Dec
6, 1962
13,1962
20, 1962
99.879
Jan
Jan
99.693
99.702
Jan
99.670
99.680
Jan
99.618
99.629
Jan
—
—
97.340
31,
7,
—
3,1963
10, 1963
99.733
99.282
99.228
99.174
99.120
99.039
98.976
98.921
98.905
98.840
98.783
98.717
98.660
98.602
98.545
98.123
27, 1962
Jan
99.785
99.725
i
Dec
99.836
99.778
4,1962
Get
11,1962
Get
15,1962
Oct
16,1962
Oct
25, 1962
Nov
1,1962
Nov
*8,1962
Nov 15, 1962
Nov
23,1962
Nov 29,1962
99.884
99.831
—
Oct
15,1963
17, 1963
—
—
24, 1963
1963—
99.571
Feb
99.502
99.516
Feb 14,
99.444
99.456
Feb 21,
1963_
1963
1963
99.378
99.389
Feb 28,
1963
99.331
99.341
Apr
99.559
104
1971
6-
3.10s
United States Treasury
Ask
103"%
1973
—:
107
103
,1976
5y2s
1975
Pacific Power & Lgt 4%s__1992
Phoenix Steel 5%s
-1969
1975
i98i
5s-
101%
1992
Light 4%s—1992
4%s
Pacific
2002
4%s
107
5
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s
Belt Railway 4%s
6s
50
14.02
(Edson B) Fund
Louisiana Gas Service 4%s_1987
Sm«LTire<.^
10
Ins__50c
Life
7
6%
2.50
12.86
-Smith
101%
?ubber
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1
America
Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
101.12
Houston Ltg & Pow 4%s_—1992
Keystone Steel & Wire 4%s_1981
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
General Port Cement
Ins
United
3%s Feb
104*%
.
Family Life Ins Co
United
100.20
100%
4%s
United
63 y2
13%
245/a
146
100.12
104%
101%
Pow &
50%
140%
3%s May 11,1964
104%
Florida Power
47%
60 V4
5
11.16
.1994
Gas
Travelers
34%
108
10.21
Appalachian Power 4%s
1992
Baltimore Gas & Elec 4%s_1992
t5/sS^,-—
48%
of
22
8
45%
Co
12
3.25s
Bonds—
Amer Tel & Tel 4%s__
Columbia
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Insurance Co
102
in Amer Industry Inc__1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Federal
25.91
185
(NY)
101.12
Investors
B-l
170
Sec Life Ins
100
Devonshire
5^81
11 63
$6.50 preferred
101
Congress
5.37
56y4
843/4
108
101
6 34
10.64
32
20, 1964
5 86
1
Fund
102
20, 1965
20,1965
1101
;l
Research
79
*
2
10
2
Oct
xl0.30
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Group Cdn Fd LtdInvestors
10.59
13.15
5
Southwestern Life Ins Co
Dec
Winfield Growth Ind
".Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors Stock Fund-
85 %
Oct
United
Imperial Capital Fund Inc~—lc
Imperial Fund Inc—
lc
Haydock Fund Inc
80%
Springfield Insurance Co
Standard
3Vis July 16, 1963
Accumulated Fund—1
United Continental Fund
1
United Income Fund Sliares_l
5.00
10
64%
4s
tJ B S Fund of Canada Ltd„
43%
4s
,20th
4.57
—10c
H-C7
Series H-DA—
16.90
.
39%
Surety Co
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
4s
American
Sovereign Investors
9.48
7.24
11%
5
Seaboard
100.2
Common Stock Fund Inc
Southwestern
12.75
10%
101.4
6.88
6.60
1
of Amer
100.3
6.33
'8.65
61%
100.28
Investors Trust——1
Securities—
11.64
Ins
6.25
100.1
Shares
Fully Administered shares—lc
General Bond shares
le
Life
Marine
100
9.42
7.47
5.49
&
3Vis Mar 11,1963
4Vis Nov 12, 1963
8.60
6.81
5.00
63%
Fire
9.00
~1
Shares—lc
35%
Paul
8.32
Selected
Equip
32
58
St
a9.04
7.79
Capital Growth Fund
—lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
&
Republic Insurance (Texas)—10
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
1
6 7/8
1
7.55
Investors
Interstate Life
26%
(NY)
5
Co
Mid-Cont
23
Corp
Shares—1.25
6.87
7.17
Electrical
10.33
al2.65
Aviation-Electronics-
Boston
»
25c
-.——.
Insurance
84%
2
Reinsurance
6 Vi
61%
Hartford Steam Boiler
Home
28%
80
10
Co
26
1
5
53
(Jacksonville Fla) _21/2
Insurance
10
(Pa)
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Inc—
Scudder Fund of Canada
Inc
*
11%
89%
Bid
2.44
General
B-3
13.71
Growth Fund-——
-1
Fundamental
Group
13.57
1
2.22
—
America
A_
Life
10
84
5
Growth Stock
series——-lc
stock
series
of
Class
9.67
.
Fund
(NY).
883/4
1
57
Great Amer Life Underwriters—
10.53
(Geo)
Putnam
6.22
27 %
& Republic Ins Co
5
Employees Insur (D C)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Gov't
11.01
10.43
lc
stock series
Preferred
Fund
10.05
X8.76
Fund
Puritan
24
Globe
Life
70
103
(N C)
City Life Ins
Seaboard
185
Owners
98%
8.13
50c
Inc
4.22
7.42
2.50
Inc
(T Rowe)
Revere
Series
Common
1
*
100 y2
42%
Jefferson
al2.72
96 y2
5
Insp & Insurance
6.75
5%
391/4
Illinois
6.21
Fund
Pine Street Fund Inc
Provident
14.48
._1
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Fund
12.54
1
Mutual
Fund
11.47
v
11.96
13.25^
—1
—
Square
5.69
Franklin Custodian Funds—
Bond
Penn
10.94
Securities
Inc
Fund
3.86!
Florida Growth Fund Inc__—10c
Florida
12.62
13.13
5.87
11.58
12.15
5.37
50c
50c
66
5
14 y8
Gulf
Home
84
lo
62%
4
13
Ins
Pioneers
5
Co
60%
Georgia Internat'l Life Ins Co__*
American
Insurance
55
170
Great
64%
C)
D
Phoenix
Quaker
10
Gov
44
Philadelphia Life Ins Co
Pyramid Life Ins Co
4
Glens Falls
59%
41
Providence-Washington
2.50
(Phoenix)
Insurance
General Reinsurance Corp
Hanover
al4.02
(SF)
Life
Life
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Inc
Shares
Over-the-Counter
Stock Fund
S
5.89
1
Stock
England
11.52
5.39
—1
Stock Series
New
10.54
1
14.26
Fund
Nat'l
Franklin
55
Co—
15
22.48
First
(Wash
Y_10
5
Peoples Life Ins
4%
N
;
5
5
Co
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md__
Firemen's
i;
4
3%
of
Co
66 y2
20.78
Insurance
55
12%
Co
Co
Insurance
67
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Series
-287/8
Indemnity
141/a
*2.69
Stock
26%
Pacific
63
2.64
Series
41%
61
1
Preferred
38%
of N Y
1
Federal
Series
21
4
4.05
9.38
Bond
44
17
571/2
8.56
Series
41
531/2
3.95
Investors
37%
2.50
3.33%
River
26y2
al3.44
National
33%
Co
24%
1
Mutual Trust Shares
34%
5
Ins
_1
—1
Investment Fund
Mutual
14.85
.
1.25
of NY
Employers Group Assoc
*
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Investing Foundation—1
1
Fund
(NJ)_
Ins Co
79
51
10
23.33
Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Balanced
Inc
7.31
Chemistry &
.
Forster
&
5.92
Co,
19 %
31%
Casualty
751/4
46%
5
Fire
Pacific Insurance
5
223/4
43%
York
Continental
Co
86%
21 Vi
Hampshire Insurance
Peerless
53 y2
81%
1
5
18
156
50 y4
5
com
5
1281/2
5
743/4
86%
129
Corp class A
123
Co
4%
Fire
147
21.35
&
Accident Ins
Assurance
*
C
B
Capital Fund Ltd-34c
Inc
•
of America—1
interest—1
of beneficial
Units
New York
Howard—
-5
Casualty
Morton B C & Co FDS ins series
Morton
Nucleonics
Fund
Standard
&
Union
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky) _2
Connecticut Gen Life Insur
5
Crum
Oppenlieimer Fund
*
7.73
X7.07
1
.
Life
Massachusetts
13.97
12.78
Stock
Growth
Investors
(N J)
Life
Continental
shares of beneficial int—33 %o
Mass
9.28
&
National Fire
1
3.31
5.19
Dreyfus
121
14%
Beneficial
8.47
Eaton
10
13y2
(Bait)
3.40
3.02
4.80
——
81
Life
X3.ll
Growth
Dow
10
Fire
lc
11.15
10.22
8.31
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c
43
69
Monument
National
10.20
9.35
7.58
Assurance_12.50
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
4
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc——l
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc_l
—
46%
Merchants
8%
Nat'l Life
15.69
53.52
—
59
76%
15 53
52.88
Fund
51%
54%
7%
Re-insurance
13 %
155
48%
3%
Ins
37%
1
(Wash DC)
(Galveston)
1
1
28Vi
122
5
Maryland
Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
59 y2
Investing Co Inc——1
Mutual Fund Inc
1
Delaware
13%
28 %
56
shares
148
27%
71
Dividend
1
Income
12%
5
52
industries
5
77%
3%
55
General
12%
35%
1
5
Income Series —:
De Vegh
De Vegh
Insur
47%
<
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
2
Balanced
Inc
Investment
Fund
Western
19%
17.14
.
Diversified
17%
Fund—
Corporate Leaders Trust
Crown
9.88
Life
35
1
Ins
10
8.62
12.04
Trusty 1
Continental Growth Fund
Series
9.09
7-93
11.14
National
Life
Bankers Natl Life Ins
Mutual Shares Com
—1
Lincoln
77%
26
116%
Companies Inc_l
Life
American
5
10
24
Assurance
Bankers & Shippers
Mutual Invest Found Growth—1
—1
Liberty
2.54
Massachusetts
—50c
Lincoln
2.32
15.58
-
10%
al4.29
10.01
-
Penna
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
*
9.16
Inc
of
Co
Assurance
Life Insurance Co of Va
37%
.
74
(Birm)__2
lc
Electric shares
14.26
Inc.;
Insurance
—
1
(Newark N J)—2%
Nat
Mutual
—
Co_1.50
Life
Life &
Co
25%
Home
Amer
10.33
Fund
73
Mercury
9.49
Fund
23%
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
Amer
9.76
Composite
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
American
Amer Ins Co
32%
20%
25%
American General
American
2
Ask
43%
Insurance
Liberty Life
26%
27 %
9y2
Bid
34
2
Life
32 %
5
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
12.16
Concord
Equitable Assur
5
& Casualty_5
Insur
Par
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y—10
Lamar
19%
(111) _1
$1.25 cony preferred
11.81
£.93
Fund* Inc
American
117%■
30
American Fidelity
16.36
11.13
Investment—-1
Stock Fund—1
All Amer Life & Casualty
74%
113'A
10
Companies
Ask
70
_L5
Agricultural Insurance Co
10.84
9.96
Composite Bond & Stock
3.50
Insurance
14.97
12.98
Commonwealth
Life
a27.21
9.08
11.33
14%
11.72
Aetna
1
11.88
6.26
9.47
10.37
Commonwealth
.
13%
10.72
Casualty & Surety
1
Stk Fund Inc
Fund———lc
6.84
10.38
6.06
5.53
1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund
Managed Funds—
13.00
6.88
14.54
16.09
Internatl
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
Growth Stock
Century
,
9.21
—1
9.05
1.58
4.79
5.36
8.66
3.77
—
.
9.71
8.44
(High-Grade Com Stk)__1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)
1
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Coni Stks) __1
(Growth Fund)
Bid
Par
X8.89
S-l
5.36
4.96
Ask
Aetna
1
1
,8.28
.1.44
4.39
4.93
7.97
3.45
.
1
——1
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
—1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
K-2
Bid
Par
Cont.
Custodian Fund
(Discount Bonds)—
(Income Fund)
K-l
7.89
4.54
Canada General Fund-—
(1954) Ltd—
Canadian Fund Inc.
B-4
a 13.04
-—
Broad
Keystone
Monday, September 3, 196>2
.
(Quotations for Friday, August 3 1)
Insurance
Mutual Funds—
Ask
2.08
6.22
Bid
..
;
-
15,1963
July 15, 1963
Ask
99.308
99.256
99.203
99.151
99.072
99.012
98.951
98.935
98.872
98.816
98.752
98.696
98.631
98.569
98.142
106
1970
119
1971
109
,1988
97
FOOTNOTES FOE OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES 7
123
111
•No
100%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange,
value*
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
price,
77
k Admitted, to listing on the
wi When issued,
y Ex-stock dividend.
d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
•
97.366
Volume
Number 6191
.
.
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
of the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
based
us
a
year
Pennsylvania—Altoona
$27,879,326,242 against $25,885,447,789 for the
center there is a gain for the week ending
week
Friday, of 12.8%.
in
Our comparative
+21.2
+32.4
6.2
1,404,747
1,350,948
2,176,571
4,259,451
990,000,000
—45.1
5,311,197
+
7.6
5,950,251
+20.1
5,937,408
23,145,500
10,960,385
CLEARINGS—RETURNS .BY TELEGRAPH
:
Jersey—Trenton
:':: V
:
6.3
1,055,050,360
+
6,646,083
(a)
(a)
6,062,494
+
6.9
25,233,159
11,735,730
+
9.0
__
...
cities)
(9
_
1,174,457,177 :
___
''
■''''Vf'
-■
-
+20.1
27.497,993
14,092,231
a
Delaware—Wilmington
sum¬
Inc. or
v.
6,482,160
Total
.
—
York
New
for this week follows:
$
4,891,267
5,095,525
1,108,000,000
2,685,787
i
7,151,058
__
—
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
At "this
1961.
1959
$
1,112,450
1,588,802
711,482
'
4,244,172
1,043,000,000
(a)
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
same
1960
Dec. %
1961
$
2,103,918
Chester
Lancaster
47
Week Ended August 25
'■
'Vi;':Ay
1,348,505
Bethlehem
will
(991)
District—Philadephia—
Pre¬
ago.
A AA.A'.
:
,
$
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
above those of the corresponding week last year.
at
mary
,
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Sept. 1, clearings for all
7.7%
stand
A;
A-A.;
X..v'\ v; ,VAA;':A.,' v
?v-"'' 1962
Third Federal Reserve
increase compared with
an
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings
be
v
COURSE OF: BANK CLEARINGS
THE
Bank
196
' *
"A"''1 V-:-
^
;■»
:•
4,553,902
1,105,225,639
.
+
■V< HA
v
.-
2,181,782
702,568
2,402,227
4,065,197
1,020,000,000
5,474.938
5,891,088
3,289,635
6,649,775
22,207,649
11,702,979
'
'
V
>'-'•*'*]•>n. i.
1
.
** '
"•
.■ ■
1,084,568,035
.
'■
>
■>
V
'< ■(
,
■■■.
'
'
Week Ended
Sept. 1—
New : York
1962
,
1961
+ 12.8
Chicago
;
1,285,185,775
Philadelphia
796,927,904 A
.2;^,,
Kansas A
480,978,528
i
:
Baltimore
+
2.4
Total
•
598,425,330
I
.
Ten
374,625,078
cities, five days
five
+
1.6
"+
6.3
11,606,384
284,064,849
568,173,257
67,573,200
13,519,754
12,252,290
391,233,617
+
9.8
1,348,423,351
2.2
—
+12.7
633,407,922
70,226,100
15,335,275
8.1
+31.5
— 2.6
+
12,504,412
A 12,303,411
440,856,107 +
414,541,599
"
•
12,330,484
.299,574,572
561,100,529
68,619,400
11,463,393
15,739,699
413,411,675
___
Cities)
(7
1,596,857,681
1,454,713,590
1,382,239,752
0.4
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
3.2
—
West
Other cities,
V
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
12,983,435
295,915,848
9.9
+
Youngstown
1.0
+
436,085,314
Cleveland
__
Mansfield
779,730,278
*
12,695,126
333,635,730
684,872,716
92,363,200
14,930,390
_____
1—
——
Columbus
7.1
+
369,900,000
Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
4.2
—
449,172,226
LOUiS-i__l^i.__k:„Ai^ '
San
Cincinnati
3.9
—
'
Ohio—Canton
6.5
—
1,061,000,000
Boston
St.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
~
$21,621,933,508 $19,910,575,084
+
+
4.7
+
7.8
+
Virginia—Huntington
Virginia—Norfolk
8.6
4.979,060,590
6,018,995
+20.7
23,116,000
262,620,758
4,632,291
+
6.4
+
4,984,670
24,603,000
265,687,388
9,752,203
1.2
15,732,000
249,968,303
4,969,508
4.7
days,
*
'Richmond
South
Carolina—Charleston
9,111,752
"
17,746,000
246,409,701
8,697,495
347,806,708
Maryland—Baltimore
Total all cities,
All
cities,
Total
day
one
all
five days,,
995,812,115
—
for
cities
!
week
$27,879,326,242
436,565,687
399,989,354
+
7.0
9.1
District of Columbia—Washington
lo.>,o.,.,,..od
i*T,,oU-±.«id
+
6.2
8,238,547
331,452,375
116,694,625
896,446,441
844,626,810
+
6.1
728,918,141
746,467,303
+ 13.8
32,690,701
+
24.6
+
7.2
168,115,450
432,100,000
29,800,970
140,696,826
393,600,000
Total
$25,885,447,789
Cities)
(6
+
120,837,814
7.7
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
our
issue of next week.
in
appear
Tennessee—Knoxville
Saturday and the Saturday figures
not available at time of going to
are
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
cases
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
A
Ac¬
press.
;
6,442,887
Florida—Jacksonville
we are
For that week there
was
Louisiana—New
increase of 10.9%, the aggregate clearings for
an
787,192
284,523,000
Total
1,712,251,197
cities)
(10
10.0
9.3
248,447,045
276,803,877
15,836,306
558,987
249,454,487
+12.8
1,436,492,906
+ 20.4
1,518,401,419
Orleans
1.2
+
15,568,983
658,838
260,200,000
17,436,562
—
Mississippi—Vicksburg
able to give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Aug. 25.
363,514,068
,
M'obile
detailed statement, however, which we present further below,
+
254,001,328
301,953,627
+
12.0
+ 19.5
+
6,429,673
6,650,647
5,835,406
+ 25.8
6,526,442
6,369,085
-
279,319,178
Alabama—Birmingham
In the elaborate
160,279,227
478,100,000
8,211,608
;
,
Macon
has to be estimated.
34,743,889
39,554,273
199,762,429
512,700,000
Nashville
We cannot furnish them today, inasmuch as the week ends
5,30G,665
238,144,056
242,994,775
14,955,209
613,411
258,491,408
1,331,032,993
the whole country havirig amounted to $28,794,415,807 against $25,957,065,577 in the
same
week in 1961.
at this center
Outside of this city there was a
showing
increase of 13.2%.
an
gain of 8.4%, the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which they are located and from
the New York Reserve District the totals record
Reserve
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
We group the cities according to the
an
District of 6.8%, and in the Philadelphia
this
note that, in
we
^
nr~.
•
f:
expansion of 13-.1%; in the Boston
Reserve District of 6.3%.
Cleveland Reserve District the totals show an improvement of
Reserve District of 6.1%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
Indiana—Fort
%
District the totals show ,a; gain qf 9.0 %; the Dallas; Reserve District of 9.9, and in
A
2,404,616
4.573,084
18,419,102
17,697,501
12,510,160
11,583,626
13,001,141
80,752,000
8,238,889
—
+
7.7
+10.1
13,633,383
80,977,000
'
7,986,975
6,765,430
17,052,210
12,662,160
+35.5
+ 2.4
+ 6.8
+ 6.5
+11.3
+10.6
+14.5
+ 3.0
+ 6.9
—29.3
+ 8.2
8,216,594
7,307,902
+12.4
7,686,928
6,083,206
1,742,122,624
1,672,520,335
4,2
1,640,673,716
1,611,196,240
+11.6
371,700,000
183,152,951
145,436,158
4,034,585
194,699,456
8,307,381
7,801,468
58,074,512
52,177,809
Rapids
Moines__
•
-
Decatur
y
Peoria
19,738,217
1,525,596
1,206,072,614
21,824,935
1,746,8051,242,721,826
i
Chicago
the
5.2
—
8,529,294
3,938,557
182,305,490
11,561,874
...
Sioux City—
Illinois—Bloomington
:
San Francisco Reserve District of 10.7%.
104,556,000
+
-
-
,
14,360,657
15,264,797
94,937,000
13,694,452
Iowa—Cedar
Dee
In the Kansas City Reserve
—
Haute
Terre
St. Louis Reserve District by
12.5%, and the Minneapolis Reserve District by 2.7%.
Wayne..
Indianapolis
South BendUfe_.l---_^_---
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
District of 12.8%. The Chicago
Reserve District has enlarged its totals by 4.2%; the
—
+11.3
9.6
3,639,364
18,441,770
12,981,975
16,434;869
L.
.-Lansing
In the
9.8%; the Richmond
3,450,597
Grand,_Rapids
.
••
20,529,329
Arbor
Michigan—Ann
7,230,446
12,056,988
>
*
Rockferd
*
4,494.464
175,701,924
7,825,755
48,162,276
•
18,029,594
i
1,368,289
1,210,594,484
7,327,015
•
'
•
13,301,225
11,782,388
4.191,077
153,572,062
7,840,580
53,201,466
>
17,252,745
1,450,576
1,196.630,620
7,577,653
14,230,881
11,817,262
•
In the
following
furnish
we
a
summary
Springfield
by Federal Reserve Districts:
Total
!
&UMMART
...
'
,»
1st
2nd
19G2
Week Ended August 25—
'
.
Boston
_LL____
9
"
________
New York__
•
•
:
1961
•
$
$
~
cities
12
4
13,979,081,634
+13.1
13,006,613,442
•••••' • •
*■
:•;
9
"
+1,174,487,177
1,105,225,639
+
6.3" -'
1,055,050,360
7
"
1>596,857,681
1,454,713,590
+
9.8
1,348,423,351
Richmond—
6
"
896,446,441
844,626,810
+
6.1
728,918,141
'• ::
»■
••*...
-v
;»'■
.+
v.
••
'
162,904,724
2,802,066
■
+16.0
+10.3
+25.6
2,742,922
353,300,000
208,071,709
127,703,077
3,014,657
745,946,469
+12.5
703,032,031
692,089,443
1.6
6,935,349
483,817,613
175,365,189
10,992,953
3,743,746
6,300,913
14,341,412
8,131,705
456,852,325
169,387,036
11,029,375
3,671,751
701,497,175
668,711,4
385,100,000
195,139,679
226,358,208
179,699,938
~
3,518,873
—
:
746,467,303
Philadelphia
6th
Atlanta
10
"
1,712,251,197
1,518,401.419
+12.8
1,436*492,906
Chicago
17
"
1,742,122,624
1,672,520,335
+
4.2
1,640,673,716
St. Louis
4
"
839,277,019
745,946,469
+12.5
703,032,031
692,089,443
9th
Minneapolis—
7
u
809,662,377
788,249,932
+
2.7
701,497,175
668,711,460
839,277,019
cities)
(4
1,611,196,240
8th
Total
1,331,032,993
7th
10th
11th
!
__
9
"
795,227,744
729,647,716
+
9.0
727,682,419 ?.
662,380,982
+
9.9
589,740,625
"
^
-
York City
1,522,719,766
+10.7
'-y
25,957,065,577
+10.9
24,139,002,526
+
8.4
11,528,046,497
Helena
new
add
our
detailed statement showing
the figures for each city for the
,1962
>
.v:v•
■
*
Total
,
;
,
Inc. or
1961.;V
Dec. %
i:-A
4,255,440
Maine—Bangor
■! : ;
A; ; 4,254,530
Omaha
•'
A,vkl:
;
1960
$
A,
1959
1
Wichita
—nr—
Missouri—Kansks
City...
'■
"AA
St.
0.1
+
8,969,281
+
4.3
7,672,143
7,006,628
761,119,068
+
6.7
699,351,196
3,629,098
3,262,573
4,044; 027
1,306,325
New Bedford
4,147,574
3,911,936
120,924,378
15,815,563
;
__
—
—
Haven
New
24,995,282
—
Total
(12
cities)
__—______
—
3,845,345
Total
+ 14.6
13,142,416
12,645,935
+
8.2..
13,778,919
12,385,828
50,957^422
+
9.4
44,527,352
37,138,927
23,582,354
+
6.0
23,204,757
23,559,993
+
8.6
34,663,000
4.8
3,964,806
6.8
853,474,179
37,777,000
4,225,336
.997,494,537
v:
933,551,285
+
—
+
r
r
Fort
•/
n
,
:
02.4
38,688,510
6.9
133,138,947
-
-
Falls
Total
New
2,849,808
3,864,260
—
;
-
■
Total-(9 cities)
...
■
+
4.6
+
9.0
9,203,776
27,656,629
6,611,222
+/8;2
729,647,716
+ 11.8
"
449,010.074
13,680,841
6.85T.739
683,537,240
672,521,813
11,052,023
516,836,534
40,016,905
4,980,000
5,645,397
,
11,407,166
503,000,177
45l„182»350;
11,085,581
-
'
+
5.4
-2,566,627
4.3
3,598,105
+
6.2
11,209,766
7,584,564
12,490,932
662,380,982
+
9.9
589,740,625
581,974,758
222,101,988
+13.7
208,745,770
5,360,818
238,653,465
215,088,626
104,464,591
104,769,987
42,622,920
4,839,000
San
3,246,397
12,610,956,029
11,363,314,101
2.0
46,296,867
41,949,172
28,715,042
+ 10.9
25,144,273
67,433,763
.+10-2
63,439,521
05,688,996
84,418,735
8.7
82,784,563
Francisco:
Jose
Santa
"
119,157,048
26,433,201
25,403,216
+ 4.1
10,664,715
897,791,850
12,652,947
825,891,423
41,494,909
12,578,501
—15.7
+ 8.7
— 0.7
+ 7.1
+ 0.8
41,206,028
——
Barbara
Stockton
:
—
(10 cities)
Total
+ 17.4
—136,930,374
-
—
-
9.3
13,471,200
15,184,697
15,057,870
+14.9
25,785,687
14,338,093
5.266,711
224,519,162
30,922,006
729,539,930
18,112,316
704,256,310
40,046,064
9,485,814
36,175,591
9,665,409
15,129,128
14,648,346
1,363,424,354
75;764,769
"
1,685,535,943
1,522,719,766
+10.7
"28,794,415,807
...
.1,391,549,360
25,957,065,577
+10.9
24,139,002,526
22,718,441,996
13,431,060,237
12,387,566,581
+
8.4
11,528,046,497
11,355,127.83i
24,741,577
-74,294,325
-San
+
242,456.832
Beach.—
—
5,925,032
,
284,739,498
....
...
-
Francisco
6,475,168
-
City___.
Lake
Pasadena
-2,2127797
+13.2
+
13,389,555
252,639,212
—
-
+
Grand
total
Outside New
-j
26,379,516
0.9
3.4
+10.3
+12.1
i-2.8
+ 9.6
~
cities)
(6
California—Long
—
*
91,722,964
Jersey-:
+ 14.5
.+
725,019
13,984,891
584,967,505
40,327,237
5,454,000
5,324,803
12,322,546
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San
126,236,159
47,933,167
-
+ 10.8
1,222,779
10,114,035
154,050,921
727,682,419
Worth
Wichita
31,356,681
+
31^831,694
Jersey—Newark-
Northern
+
13,569,498,996
Syracuse
New
999,612
882,835
7,525,182
169,139,246
9,731,696
+ 35.7
476,910,662
11,742,549
7,035,871
13,514,313
644,969,029
45,216,936
4,757,000
5,835,586
-
Oregon—Portland
31,109,158
48,905,344
^
-
+ 13.5
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
■
4,030,891
—
11,845,104
31,864,005
795,227,744
Galveston
849,705,134
143,258,705
15,363,355,570
_
6,849,575
12,789.693
2,452,791
2,696,683
Elmira
Rochester
3.9
13,129,976
7,356,283
Texas—Austin
35,522,600
-
47,412,533
York
+
8,992,688
179,305,475
;
;
Utah—Salt
New
1,051,362
*900,000
13,564,612
32,157,706
^ ^16,073,443.
cities)
(9
Dallas
153,150,644
'
Buffalo
Jamestown
2.7
3.8
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
3,411,765
Second Federal Reserve District--New York—
York—Alb a n y
+
Joseph
Yakima
New
788,249,932
'
-
Washington—Seattle
4
—
1,550,842
6.0
14,620,604
-
A 1,671,475
1,830,656
4,019,646
Hampshire—Manchester——
5.4
—
—28.6
18,259,071
•
41,041,500
Island—Providence
Rhode
i
55,727,214
Connecticut—Hartford
New
6.7
—
706,824,139
3,824,517
Worcester
4.0
6,408,556
Colorado—Colorado Springs
3,943,113
4,023,672
—.
Kansas—Topeka
.
"A-A
;A
9,351,226
Lowell
Springfield
2.5
=—
16,136,929
1,092,345
1,021,989
12,202,721
198,628,669
-
IP
•A
—
4,090,079
Reserve District—Kansas City—
Nebraska—Fremont
v
•
:>a
812,085,872
Portland
~
Massachusetts—Boston
y
11,385,363
15,520,129
.
(7 cities)
Lincoln
•••;
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
•
6.0
809,662,377
.
Hastings
Week Ended August 25
Clearings at—
>
2.1
+
11,355,127,834
week ended August 25 for four years.
.V*
+
199,780,469
,
5.979,751
—
Tonth Federal
We
>
...
Montana—Billings
22,718,441,995
12,387.566,581
Dakota—Fargo
Dakota—Aberdeen
—
542,475,320
211,684,705
11,105,941
3,924,755
South
A
7,973,216
7,844,899
553,602,197
Paul
North
,
1,391,549,360 A 1,363,424,354
13,431,060,237
•
District—Minneapolis-
Minneapolis
St.
581,974,759
28,794,415,807
106 Cities
New
;
1,685,535,943
Ninth Federal Reserve
Minnesota—Duluth
672,521,813
683,537,240
"
10
_______
Total
Outside
>
6
Kansas City
Dallas
12th San Francisco
.
'-•*
^
+
t.
429,700,000
Missouri—St. Louis-.:
1,382,239,752
5th
•
•
Kentucky—"Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—-Quincy
1,084,568,035
Cleveland
*
—
"
849,705,134
11,734,510,709
4th
3rtl
■
cities).—
(17
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
$
$
853;474,179 ;
6.8
+
v';;.'
*:^v.;
1959
1960
Dec. %
933,551.285
15,817,400,648
:
.
:
Inc. or
<
997,494,537
.
y
OF BANK CLEARINGS
—^
15,817,400,648
13,979,081,634
+ 13.1
13,006,613,442
11,734,510,709
(a)
(106 cities)
York City
Clearings
—
operations discontinued.
*Estimated.
;
1"
v
•
/
.
"
4$
(992)
"
Redemption Calls and Sinking
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
of Section 522 bf
the requirements
to
Pursuant
certifies daily to the Secretary
.
Country and Monetary Unit
-
found
be
-
the current volume
•
-
•'
-
■
•
'
■
■
,
■"•
..
-
Friday
Monday
~
Aug. 24
■
.
.
■.
-
•
.
..
.
$
Argentina, peso' ■————d—Australia, pound
1
Auscria, schilling
*
#
—
2.232239
<
.0201050
.0201035
.928046
.928125
.144506
-
*
-
-
"
(Metropolitan),
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
franc— L—d
new
.204050 i :
mark
.250141
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
Japan, yen
.144458
.144500
.00310633
.00310633
;
.250020
.250006
.250012
American
.209950
.209875
.209950
sured
2.801333
2.801400
2.801800
.00276433
.00276533
.327188
.327188
.327188
.327188
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.277375
.277320
.277300
.277341
2.773722
*
"
dollar—.-d__
_
.327462
_
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand,
Norway,
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, kronk
__1-
due
series
Sep
1
743
1
533
Oct
1
6
1st
Gas
Lignc
Co.—
k'k-
'
3%
series due 1963
Atlanta Gas Light Co. 1st mtge. bonds 5V8%
7
mtge.
bonds
1982
.139856
.0349625
.0349750
5%
cumulative
preferred stock_
.0166506
.0166506
Citizens
.194258
.194281
.231243
.231300
.231291
1.395433
1.395466
1.395666
1st mtge, & coll. trust bonds 3V2% series due 1972—Sep
Columbia. Gas System, Inc. 4%% debentures, series G,
due 1981; 5%
debentures, series I, due 1982; ,5Vae/o
■
2.801333
2.801400
2.801800
Utilities
Co.—
;7"_
-
debentures, series O, due 1985; and 5%%
series N,.due
suspended.
1st
Power
Oct
1
*
1
426
Co.—
.
rixtge: bonds 4%% series due 1987
——Oct
Corp. 1st mtge. 47/a% bonds due 1970—Oct
1
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
decreased $180 million, Treasury certificates
increased $9
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
Aug. 29,
ASSETS—
'brolft
certificate
account
*
535
(451)
and
U.
S.
Government
54
394"
advances
Acceptances—bought
—1,370
1
—
161
+
22
—
118
430
+
59
34
outright-.:
2
+
2
lion, and included decreases of
District
Francisco
2,970
-
93
+
9,518
Notes
•
+
+
53
702
+
94
3,922
.
+
30
.+
13,733
•
Bonds
Philadelphia
-
Total
and
7,835
corporations increased $63 million.
nerships,
bought outright—.
repurchase agreement
30,143
270
+
■
Govt, securities
•
;
-
+ 2,884
Total
Bank
loans
items
in
and
securities
process
of
185
+
+
(1,048)
2,884
assets—
(1,499)
589
-
\
51,617
+
28
.+..
r
4
2,322
+
loans
Total
and
and
adjustedt
C451)
;_
28,821
37
—
+1,280
bank
reserves—
i
16,901
account
490
Loans
437
Treasurer—-general
Foreign
103
U.
S.
Other
Total
deposits
liabilities
and
accrued
(1,048)
divds.
50,172
.
286
10
843
—
Loans to
Surplus
Other capital
Total
Ratio
of
;
liabs.
gld
888
accounts
&
capital accounts
certificate
deposit
and
combined
F.
R.
+
97
reserves
(1,499) 51,617
826
—
-
—'
+
+
12
+
securities
*
—
Figures in parentheses
ing
Government
2,322
—
-
64
are the eliminations made in the consolidat¬
S.
one
weekly
With
Balances
Federal
following
the
in holdings of
U.
with
45
—
+
+
52
+
+
—
22
198
+
banks, and
an
increase
Commercial
districts for
and
net
a
parable week
a
lion. Loans to
tarrying
U.
million,
and
S.
industrial
loans
in
purchasing
loans
securities
for
decreased
purchasing
or
-
or
and
personal financing institutions decreased $45. mil¬
lion, as compared with a decrease of $75 million
during
the similar week in 1961. Real estate loans
increased $52
.
V
V
—
^
1
1
*
v,
J
:
.Sep
1
..
.
685
—
!
.
+
political
A.
.
'
"
\
900
58
279
+
+
+
61
+
320
—
—
111
+
229
105*
177*
54
+
—
+
60,484
—
88,735
62,687.
—3,848
34
—
.
—2,227
in this
refundirig
«
"
5
Bois
Chemicals
+
26
52
Dunhill International,
Inc.
976
—
22
—
10
Dunlap
(quar.)—l
117
65
1,665
22
>.
+
7,067
+
4,354
&
-
+
63
+
2,008
+
7
+
435
2,141
—
+
3
+
494
+
226
.1'
4.10 %
4.15%
26
4.20%
-
489
+
2,002
—
186
5,370
—
83
—
:
—13,338
—
16
+
V
441
+
39
716
deposits except those of U. S. Government
banks, less cash items in process Of collection.
.
5c
$1.50
"
U Includes time deposits of U. S. Government and
postal savings not
Shown separately.
(quar.)
Light Co., common * (quar.)_—__
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__—
preferred - (quar.).
—
$2.10
Dura
31c
467/sc
—
preferred
Corp.
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
—:
(quar.)__—•
—
V'
Eagle-Picher
East
7%
East
Co.
(quar.)_
9-10
-
9-14
8-29
8-31
.,
-
9-28
9-21
8-27
>'
10-10
10-1U
,
10-.
9-
10-
9-
10-
9-
10-
9-
10-
9-
10-
9-
10-
4
9-
lQc
9-17
9-15
8-24
9-15
8-24
8-31
-—d
7
—
—,
Natural-Gas^—
9-
35c
9-28
9-
30c
(quar;;
Koritenay Power Co., Ltd.—
preferred (accum;)_—
Tennessee
8-29
10-25
,
R-°0
.
30c
(quar.)
& Potash
8-24
9-10
9-10
31146"
Duro-Test. Corp., common (quar.)——
5% conv. preferred (quar.)—
Sulphur
8-24
8-24
1
9-17
4
4
3114c
(quar.,)^
Duriron Company
9-28
10-
10-25
5114c
517/sc
5214c
5214c
—
preferred
preferred
9-26
9-
-
50c
____
8-24
10-10
9-28
8714c
—
9-
9-10
10-29
2%
—
preferred
206
.
*
separately.
preferred
3.75%
4%
'kk
12
—
dividend)
de Nemours Co0 common^— '
preferred
(quar.)_—-—
$1.1214
$3.50
Duquesne
1+37
—
Associates
(stock
du .Pont XE. I. )
$4.50
•
of Rec.
9-17
__
—
+
Holders
Wher\l
Payable
Ltd. USA (quar.)
40c
Inc.. (incre&sed-quar.)
15c
Duke Power Co., common
(increased-)—^45c7%' preferred A (qua?.)
$1.75
5,36%. preferred B (quar.)
$1.34
Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. (quar.)_
27Voc
Duncan Electric Co., class A
(-quar.)25c
Class
B
(quar.)—_
25c
Dunham-Bush, Inc., 5% ^preferred (quar.)—
$1.25
Du
17
+
;
V";30c
-
34
•
Per
Share
—
.;
*
''+- V7
13
''
—
<
856
Sep 28
Drewry's,
61
~
+
<
Oct 10
"
950
—
+
640
745
,
■; V-v
(qua¥;j_
Industries
Dresser
—
-
Sep 30
Oct 31
1970—s
15,
629
§ Includes certified and officers' checks not shown
AugUst 15 figures revised.
744
issue.
794
118
ACCOUNTS—
637
J3ep 10
mortgage
Sep 24
cumul.
—
188
;
1982
•
k
—
9
Name of Company
Duval
*
and
151
92
.'
l__:
demand
first
1,
1990
+
—
•
all
1,
'■
t Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks and after
deduc¬
tion of valuation reserves; individual,loan items are shown
gross.
t Includes
514%
491
_d_
533
1
Nov
DIVIDENDS
i,889
+
"'is'is
and domestic commercial
Co.
due Feb.
Continued from page
'/;• *•'.,+
v
others-——
533
VV
_Sep
Tire & Rubber Co.-—
+10,563
—3,790
7*
institutions, etc.
Federal Reserve Banks
CAPITAL
debs, due June
11,077
banks
Other liabilities.
H
•Announced
106
Borrowings:
From
series
Power
*
Sep 15
System, Inc.—
166
—
4,697
Governments, official institutions, etc.
From
Gas
Page
Co.—
second
921
+
—
—5,413
banks
CALLED
•
V
subdivisions-—
;
*
'.f-7..Date
Refining
888
3,038
1,111
3,?56
+
—
■■■■■"1
interbank
Commercial
&
debentures due Feb.
1,458
9
2,679
v'v/:;
k
.
Western Power & Gas Co.'414% convertible subordinated
2,291
+
k
k
*
.
.,
1,872
180
$103
carrying
"other" securities decreased
$133 million. Loans to sales
million. "Other" loans increased
$22 million^
796
+ •" 189
297
Foreign:
nine
com¬
+
1
—
and savings deposits—total If—47,588
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
:
:
33,369
Other time deposits—
;__d—8,359
States and political subdivisions
:
3,246
■
year ago, these loans decreased $94 mil¬
brokers and dealers for
their
and
Government
Commercial
of $117
gain of $58 million; during the
Government
S.
Domestic
increased
2
—
157,527
•.
.
Government
million in time and
savings deposits.
S»ot.
pfd. stock; 414% cumul. pfd. stock
and 414%
cumul, pref. stockGreyhound Corp., 414% cumulative preferred stock
Occidental Petroleum Corp.—
7
15-year 614% subord. conv. debentures, due 1976-
253
7,200
12,906
5,261
14,954
assets—net—
•
Oil
cumul.
3%%
1,645
*
97
banks
Mutual savings
Foreign:
Governments, official
week
securities, and $794 million in demand deposits credited
tb dbmestic commercial
Oil
bonds
1,618
+
+
4,607
domestic
Duke
80
—
Time
S.
;
March
1st mortgage and
5 Vi %
Domestic interbank:
ended Aug. 22: decreases of $159 million in loans ad¬
justed, $297 million
Mountain
Columbia
25
—
13,061
assets/liabilities——
States;
in leading cities
for
—
-
2,980
Banks
Commercial-
principal changes
thle
4
8
—
—
3,103
,——
Reserve
deposits adjusted!:
,
Demand deposits—total§
^—_
Individuals, partnerships, & corporations
reporting member
shows
79
1,298
1,569
After five years
securities
Reserves
U.
of
V V
'
,
preferred stock
Beaunit Corp. $5 dividend cumul. pfd. stock
Caterpillar Tractor Co. 4.20% cumul. pfd. tock
29
1,522
31,450
years
Domestic
Reserve System
dne
$1.50
77
+
740 ;
year
to
LIABILITIES—
statement
—
133
2,582
securities—total———
five
Total
condition
103
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
Other
Condition Statement of Member Banks
.581
•
—
Other
banks of-the Federal
—
r?—
3,557
finance, etc.—
Treasury bills
—
Treasury certificates of indebtedness-—
—4.5%
2
series
Ashland
,
17,869
U.
2
process.
The
^
„
"
—
839
.
1st mtge. pipe line bonds 5%% series
Sept. 1, 1977 and 1st mtge. pipe line bonds
5%%
General
Currency and coin—
;
4
corp.—
ENTIRE ISSUE
114
14,656
One
72
432
1
i!;l
—Oct
Transmission
Company and Issue—
1,920
349
commercial banks-
domestic
Within
acceptances
correspondents
+
1,876
loans
71
on
58
.
loans—
to
to
+ 0.2%
1
'
8,201
8,104
6,220
purchasing or carrying:
Loans
liabilities
note
33.5%
Contingent liability
parch, for foreign
17
+
for
30
+
+
+
+
+
pur-
foreign banks
estate
Real
460
._
—
33,418
—:
Sales finance, personal
Other
Other
in
—
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
for
Other securities-.
2,223
+
587
389
150
—
122,328
75,924
securities
Government
Other loans
647
+
dealers
and
U. S. Government
+
+
*
7?
.
3ya%
.
1961
1,230
Other securities
23
262
—
68
(1,499)
CAPITAL
3,410.
+
544
17,873
;
availability cash items
3.
-
—
industrial loans—
and
brokers
to
U. S.
57
—
...
856
i ;
1
.
chasing or carrying:
-35
1
—
313
,
Deferred
Other
169
__
716
+
adjustedt
i
——
Agricultural loans—
Deposits:
Member
123,850
investments
investments
Commercial
"
1
Oct.
—
Pipe Line Co.—
'
,
collateral trust bonds, series' " •.
A, due. April 1, 1972; 5V2%
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- * lateral trust borids,
series B, due April 1,
1972,
and 4%
1st mortgage and collateral trust, bonds,
series C, due April 1, 1972
^_Oct* 1
(J.) Weingarten, Inc. 5%% debs, due Oct. 1, 1978
Oct
1
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
Loans
notes
Co.+r-
1980
1977;
1,
.
AVa%
Aug. 23,
1962
due
*
*
v
.
—
Loans
Reserve
Aug. 15,
Aug. 22,
1962
series
Water
Eastern
Trans
Decrease (—) Since
v:.!■■■■■'<:
405
+
826
—
.
640
746
-
^
'
:
i98i———_—
due
Increase ( + ) or
-
5%
iritge. pipe line bonds 47/s% series due
1st
decreased $186 million. Loans to
commercial banks decreased $198 million.
368
—
.
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Haven
due
..
a
• -
^ 537
.
$236 million Jout bor¬
Banks increased
2,945
+
552
4,415
107
assets
Total
247
30,295
collection
premises
Other
bonds
;
.
rowings from Others
domestic
30,143
'
Pioneer Natural G'as Co; ov'2% ueo-?. oue
i+77__sep
Public Service Electric & Gas Co. 4%% debenture bonds
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
409
85
t
Co.—
series C bds. due Sent. 1, 1976—Sep
PeabOdy Coal Co., 5V4% debentures due 1976
Oct
/
—6,062
+
Aluminum
&
Gen. & refund.
Savings;.' deposits increased $65
"other" time deposits of individuals, part¬
:
Cash
New
■
under
Total U. S.
line
District.
Federal Reserve
Held
Cleveland
the
in
*
*
vv
5V2% convertible s. f. debentures, due Oct. 1, 1966—Oct
1
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America 1st mortgage pipe- ;
Texas
:
__
Steel
Marsh
in New York City,
$39 million in the Dallas District and $38 million in the
million
Bought outright—
Bills
of $34 mil¬
District, and increases of $98 million
securities:
Certificates
k" k
$133 million in the San
million
$47
and
*>
*
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Mining Co.—
'
V; 7'V-:.v'
;12-year 57/s% debs, due Sept. 1, 1969—
vSep
1
15-year 5 Ve% sUbord. conv. debs, due Sent. 1, 1972—Sep
.1
Houston Natural Gas Corp.,..4V2%. first mtge bonds—Sep 15
Lehigh Portland Cement Co. 4%% debs, due Oct. 1, 1979-Oct
1
Manchester Terminal Corp. 2nd mtge. income bonds
Oct
1
.
—1,531
4
—
15,817
i
Discounts
50
—
1,206
total of Treasury
deposits adjusted decreased a net
Demand
1961
-
Homestake
bonds decreased $126 mil¬
securities increased $58 million.
"Other"
lion.
Aug. 30,
1962
14,611
notesll
R.
Total gold certificate reserves
Cash
Aug. 22,
1962
Redemption fund for F.
million, and the combined
535 V
1
47/s% debs, due Sept; 1. 1H82
Sep
1
General American Transportation Corp. 4.55% equipment
trust certificates due Oct. 1, 1981 (series-59)_i.i
_Oct..l
Gulf States Utilities Co. 4%% debs, due Oct. l, 1981—Oct
1
HarshaW Chemical Co. 20-year .5% debs., due 1978-^—i_Oet
1
ber banks
notes and U. S. Government
426
debentures,
Detroit Steel
(In millions of dollars)
853
debs, due Sept. 1, '82_Sep
Duke Power Co.
Of the Twelve federal Reserve Banks
+
-v-
1984
Consolidated Natural Gas Co., 5%
Consumers
636
1
.0166506
Consolidated Statement of Condition
*t
5
2.801460
2.802400
.•
Sep
.194266
.
851
Presi¬
Bonds 5% SS.
March 1, 1981—
7——Sep
series due
Atlanta
.
2.774059
.139850
"
1.395965
Kingdom, pound sterling
Temporarily
Lincoln
Lines
Marine
1.395496
.231404
rahd—_
2.77.3663
.139862
.0350000 -V
*
United
*
V
franc
of South Africa,
Frequent
Merchant
.231325
-
Page
'
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-
Switzerland,
'v;dk Date
.194325
.0166506
-
2.773597
.8350000
2.774653
"
.
Baltimore Gas &. Electric
.139825
pound
krone
Republic
VV
.00276266
-
series E, due Aug. 1, 1984—Sep 15
JLuies, Ltd., U. S. Government In- kkkk
Co.—
7 47/s% series due 1980 1st refunding mtge. s. f. bonds—Sep
British Columbia Sugar Refinery Ltd.—
.00161100
.00276550
.00276283
—
Malaysia, malayan
Mexico, peso
dent
.00161100
.00161100
794 '
REDEMPTION
first mtge. bonds,
2.801460
'
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Gas Corp.—
5Va%
.209785
---^0161085
''' .00161100
1981
Company arid Issue—
Alabama
,;
.204050
.250062
.204050
15,
.210162
.210162
.144475
.204050
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.d—.j—,,d
;
debentures due Dec.
.204050
r
.210012
3»/2%
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.
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OF
Company and Issue—
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2.232137
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Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, taiarkka
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NOTICE
$
$
-
2.232988
——
(except where otherwise indicated)
given in the Chronicle.
in which the details
Aug. 30
Aug. 29
Aug. 28
«.
Thursday
Wednesday
Tuesday
-
Aug. 27
corporate bonds, notes,
of
list
a
preferred
including
(Value in United States Money)
York
in New
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers
.
and common stock called for redemption,
those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for mak¬
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
a
.
•
Below will
record for the week just passed.
CERTIFIED BY FEDERAL PRESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF 1930
AUGUST 24, 1962 TO AUGUST 30, 1962, INCLUSIVE
'
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RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
We give below
of the World.
countries
;
Fund Notices
9-10
8-17
t$ 1 75
7
8-24
9-14
15C
10-
t$l
10-15!
1
7
8-31
_
9-14
Eastern
Bakeries, Ltd.—
participating ■ preferred. (quar.)___.
Participating
:—IT—
4 % '
1$1.50
10-15
:
9-29
9-29
Volume 196
Number 6191
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:
Name
Eastern
Common
Fuel
&
(quar.)
10c
55c
90c
10c
Corp.
(quar.)
Eastman Kodak Co., com. (increased)_
3.69\preferred (quar.)
—
Eckert Drugs
of Florida—
Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.—
7
_.
(quar.)
...
preferred
4V%%
U5c
——
•
El Paso Electric
Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$4.60
preferred
(quar.)—_—
;—
$4.12
(quar.)
——
preferred: (quar.)..
preferred • (quar.)
$5.40
$1.35
$1.34
32Vic
25c
60c
—
Z__——
-
common
(quar.)__
;;
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
(quar.)—
$5i36
El
Gas
Paso Natural
Electric
Autolite
Co.,
Refractories ft Aorasives
Corp." (quar.)
Eiectro
'
Co
(quar.)_
Electric Storage Battery
(incr.-quar.)
Electro Consolidated Corp,, class A_____
buc
>.
12Vic
15c
z_
(quar.)—
'7,. 8-17
•>, 97
*7 9-29
.
Electrolux
0rl5
9-15
"9-28
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(quar.)—
ElizafeethtownWater * (quar.) _7._7._-.___z—;—
Elweu-Parker Electric Co. <qu"ar.)__
25c
25c
7
t
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60c
Embassy Corp
75c
Emco, Ltd.
(quar,)_z_z;—iX2"Vic
Emery Air. Freigiu .tqutuviz—
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to
Emhart Mfg." Co.- "(quartz—-zz_—._—7.7_—7
45c7
Empire District Electric
(quar.)
41c
Employers Casualty Co. (Daiias) (quar.)
,25c
Emporium Capwell Co. ; (quar. )_—__z_zzz__*
25c
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-
<1
$1.12Vi 7 7 9-28
Equipment,'4Va%'pfd. (quarJ—77
-
Steel
Corp., (increased quar.)__:77___"._—.
Stock
Fabii
dividends
Ltd.
...
*
>
6%
.
100%
_____
(initial)
;
135c
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Fairbanks Whl.tney. Corp.—
$1:60
Fairmont
junior, preferred
5%
,
(quar.)
voting
$2
'
Faripers-<m
rauer
1
u.ae
-
Farrel-Birmingham
Federal Life &
,
5Vfe%
2nd
preferred
Screw
Federal
.
4.6u%
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(quar.)_
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Bank
Ferro
Corp.
$4.60
Fidelity America
Filtirol
Corp.
Finance
Cl?,ss
Firss
(Del.)
America,
Stock
div.)
(sdk.
.
(quar.)___
A
Corp.
40c
.
!
of America
Corp
.
...
class
(quar.)
B
Bank
Corp.
Financial
of
Co.
Financial
:
(quar.)
(quar.)-—-———
.
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•
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9-17
20c 7, 9-15
20c 7 9-15
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10- 1
47VaC
9-10
Mortgage
First
2
Investors
National
Banx
First National
Bank
First
(Boston)
(Chicago)
7bc 7,
40c
35c
(quar.)
First Nation?'
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First National Bank Oregon (Portland, Ore.)
Quarterly
First National Bank & Trust Co.
(Kearney, N. J.) (quar.)
First National Realty & Construction Corp.
(N. Y.), 60c conv. preferred (quar.)
First
National
Stores
(quar.)—
First Republic Corp. of America
(monthly)
..
Mnnthly
Southern
First
Westchester
Fisher
$5
Co.
(quar.)
Fishman
(M.
H.)
Fleming
(quar.)
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A
(quar.)
Corp.
(increased
Company
quar.)—
eommon
(quar.)__
FlintKote Company,
$4
preferred i(quar.)
preferred A
(quar.)
$225 preferred B (quar.)
$4.50
,
-
Florida Growth Fund—
••
9- 7,
15c
-
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„
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Corp.
3c
24c
30c
15c
15c
t$1.25
Inc.
Mart,
Ford Motor Co.
(quar.)
(Canada)
.
Ltd.
(quar.)
Jackson RR.—
Wayne &
5 Vi %
(quar.)
(quar.)
prefprred
.
$2,75
5c
25c
27Vic
20c
7
10c
■
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Machinery Co._
Corp.
(qua.,)
(quar.)__
Corp.
Frantz Mfg.
(quar.)
7
8-31
9- ,5
8-24
8-24
>- 8-10
8-17
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Fricten, Inc.
(quar.)
Frienoly Finance, 6%
;
9- 5
*
v
>
;
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of
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Mfg.
California
E.)
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vestment
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——
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Gariocfc,
Garrett
<fe
corhwen
Co.
Inc.
Corp.
5%
Geco
preferred
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———
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50c
45c
25c
50c
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t$1.25
J25c
25c
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General Arccptance
General
.
(quar.)—
(quar.
Mines,'Ltd.
-
Corp.. common (quar.)
Investors---—10c
—$1.12Vi
General American Transportation (quar.)—
56V4C
General Bancshares (quar.)—
> 10c
General Battery ft Ceramic Corp.
(quar.)_
l^c
General Box
(quar.)
2c
General Candy
:—
10c
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
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..
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7
,
7
8-24
1
9-15
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8-24
9-28
9-14
8-2S
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9-
4
Hudson
9-14
9-
4
Hugoton Production
(quar.)—______—__z—
Hupp Corporation, common (special)—_z_
25c
■
10-10
9-21
9-10
8-27
8c
10-10
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Western
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9-
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7
$5
$5
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8-24
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Halliburton
7
Hamilton
5%
Watch
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10-
9-17
1
9-28
7
9-14
9-10
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9-10
9-28
9-
9-15
7
8-30
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9-15
9-15
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77; 8-31
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8-31
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10-
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8-31
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8-31
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8-31
8-24
125c
7
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.
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9-
7
10%
Hartford.
Fire
Hartford
Gas
8%
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preferred
Hastings
Hawaiian
Mfg.
class
Co._L_
Agricultural
8-24
9-10
9-10
3-11-63
2-21
______
8-17
9-14
8-30
9-14
7-27
9-28
9-7
10-
1
9-14
10-
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7
10-15
9-24
109-
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9- '4
8-24
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9- 4
9-28
8-30
8-30
9-15
8-31
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10-
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9-10
10-
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9-10
11-30
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125 c
11-18
9-29
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10-
9-
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2 Vi %
11-23
50c
9-20
•
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9-
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common
10-
1
10-
1
9- 4
Accident
4.36%
Investment
9-15
9-15
8-20
9-15
8-20
$1.25
9-15
8-20
Investment Corp.
9-15
8-20
Investors
8-31
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net
From
7
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of
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Class
B
New York—
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11-15
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9-10
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15c
10-10
10-
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10-15
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10-
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10-
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10-10
116c
9- 4
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9-28
9-14
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9-28
9-14
150c
9-28
8-31
9-14
Investors Growth
8-31
Investors
9-15
8-22
1
9-10
Investors
Iowa Electric Light & Power-
30c
10-
1
9-10
25c
9-10
8-25
25c
9-12
8-28
40c
9-12
8-17
$1.06'A
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45c.
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9-14
9-
!
8-31
10-
5
10-
1
10-
1
30C
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9-14
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1
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9-
7
8-24
10-
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9-
4
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65c
9-27
9-14
9-27
9-14
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9-12
30c
9-30
9-12
10c
9-14
9-
50 c
25c
10-
■'
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————
Syndicate of Canada Ltd.
(s-a)__
50c
10-
1
4.86%
60c
10-
1
4.20%
53 %c
10-
1
9-14
40c
10-
1
9- 4
Common
(Increased-quar.)
—_z__zz—_
preferred (quar. )___z_
— z_—_
preferred
(quar.) ——_-__z.
Irving Trust (New York)
(quar.)—z— _,—
Jaeger
Machine
4
9-7
Co.
Supply Co.,
i
common
9-14
preferred A (quar.—
Telephone CoTp. (N. Y.) (quar.)
5% 1st preferred (quar.)—______
——
Jeannette Glass Co., 7%
preferred (quar.)
Jefferson Electric
(quar.)—
Jersey Cmtral Power ft Light—
4% preferred (quar.)
Jewel Tea, common tquar.)__"_"Z—_7__—__
3%%
preferred (quar.)—:_z_——.——
Jiffy Steak
Co.
(initial)—___
Johns-Manviller Corp. (quar.r____—Z_"_!
Jones
Jones
ft
&
ft
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Latnson
Xquar.)^_
Machine
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preferred
-
Steel,
_z
—
9-10
8-20
P-28
9-14
$1.50
9-15
8-31
$1.25
10-1
9-14
$1.75
10-
2
9-14
9-28
9- 5
15c
:
lOe
—_z
(quar.)__—
_______
,
1
10-
1
9-17
11*
1
10-18
11-
1
10-15
,
50c
9-10
8-31
25c
9-10
8-24
15c
9-10
8-31
62 Vife
9-10
8-10
81.25
10-1
9-7
75c
9-15
9-
1
25c
9-14
9*
4
-
(quar.)______
common fduar.)—
(quar.)
10-10
11-
$1
40c
933Ac
Co.
Joslyn Manufacturing & Supply
Julian ft Kokenge_^-_
_—
8-22
55c
Jamestown
Johnson
9-10
15C
81.25
(quar.)
$5
5%
9-14
Co.
Extra
Jamaica. Water
8-20
6
18C
Fund
Royalty
8-10
4
10-19
9-
27
9-12
0-27
6c
—_zz:—__
(Canada)
8-31
10%
—__z
1
10-
(s-a)——z——_
9-15
9-15
$1.12Va
(quar. )—»__—
4
10-
(quar.)—___z-zzzz_z—z—z
preferred
1
8-16
9-
27 Vac
7c
_'—z'.
^
4
68 %c
dividend)_z——;
_____
9-20
54'/a c
(stock dividend) ____
of
9-
\
$1
$1.50
(increased)
15C
•
t$1.25
8-13
9-
Corp._z———z
Corp.
(stock
9-14
9-15
25c
z——
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Aj
P-"4
9-28
9-10
■'
Class
>.
8-10'
7
3c
income_z„——z___
(Fla.
8-24
9-
l%c 7
———
America—
investment
7
9-J 7
+♦ CO O a
(quar.)_z_z————
5¥2% pfd. (quar.)—__
Commercial
Class :
9-
Co,
9-17
..
$1
8-21
9-20
1
26%c
$1
■7
Securities.
$1.10
9-14
Insurance
common—
preferred
preferred
9-14
140 c
■■
'
Power,
5Mj%
8-10
10-15
60C
(Chattanooga,
Interstate
9-10
-
(initialz—
B
9-14
9-28
'
—
Interstate
Y.)—
;__
(-qnar.)
Interstate
;
9-15
9-24
4
75C
Salt
8-20
60c
7
10-22
40C
_______zzzz_—zzzz_—
Interstate Life ft
8-20
7
3
9-
9-17.
12C
(quar.)__z_z-_zz_z_—_
International Stretch Products, Inc.—
1
1
7
9-20
1
$3
$4
9-15
10-
1
:
3
8-
1
,5%
1
9-6
I
7
9-28
—
15C
(quar.)—
7
9-14
1
0-28
common
9-15
9-10
10-
—
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9-10
10-1
Term.) ..z_z_z__——
Motor Freight System (quar.)zz—
:7," -,:,>7'
—;
8-22
3%
(initial'-quar.)___
InteTlake IrOn Corp.
(quar.) z_z———zInternational Business Machines (quar.)
International Harvester Co., com. (quar.)
International Nickel CO. of Canada, Ltd.—
8-24
H-23
(quar.)
Cquar.)
(quar.)
New
International
50C
r
Insurance
10-12
12-10
25c
dividend)
(quar.)
A
6
-
$1.27
(quar.)_
Harvey-Aluminum,
1
9-
115c
Consolidated Copper (quar.) —
Institutional Shares, Ltd.—
7.7:
*7'
7
Institutional Income Fund
! ■ ■
From investment income.;
—
11-16
$1.16
—______
Hartford National Bank & Trust
4
9-
20c
Inspiration
$1.05
(quar.)—;
2-
10-1
175 c
common (quar.)
preferred (quar.) __
Ingersoll-Rand Co.,
preferred (s-a)__—
Imand Container,
class A (quar!)—z—__i_
Inland Credit, class A (stock dividend)____;;
10-12
$1.25
(quar.)
common
9-20
9-28
2-!28-63
130c
8%
6%
1
11-
£$0.3594
Insurance
8-17
8-17
9-12
20C
preferred (quar.)z_z___—_z_——_
International Petroleum, Ltd: (quar.)z—.—
$1.-25
(quar.)__
———_—
Co.
4
7
12-13
J——
;
Plywood,
International Paper Co.,
37 Vac
—
—
Super Markets&• Savings Bank
4
9-
9-26
9-12
12-28
Acceptance, Ltd.,
9-10
12 Vic
Chemical
shares
Industrial
8-31
(quar.)_
Harshaw
9-
9.A.—
Mexico
9-14
12 Vic
7
(quar.).
common—
Harris-Teeter
*
8-31 f
American
■
Die
9-20
———
dividend
5
9-26
$1.25
$1.00%
2
—
Stock
9-
8-23
$1.11
Harris-Intertype Corp.
9-14
8-27
'
:___
Harding Carpets, Ltd.,
4%% pre! (quar.)
8-21
4
9-10
10-
35C
(N.
8-24
9-
20C
$1.29
Inc.
9-28
9-14
9-17
10-
7
Wdrld,
;
4c
30C
preferred
(quar.)
Paper, common (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)—
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
Hammond Organ Co.
(quar.)——
_____
Hanna (M. A.) Co. (quar.)—
Hanna Mining Co. (quar.)
Hansen Mfg.
(quar.)
Harbison-Walker Refractories,
com_ (quar.)
&
1
9-28
1
6c
1
35c
(quar.)——
8-31
9-28
1111-
9-13
income__z——____
d'ass A
Properties,
37Vic
4y2%
6% "preferred
8-31
7
'
Hammermill
Harfcourt,
Brace
Quarterly
9-10
(monthly)—-
investment
net
From
12-
5%
(quar.)
4%
8-31
11-30
12-21
Incorporated Investors (quar.) from Income)
Indiana General Corp.—________—z—
12-10
•'■•■■"z
:
8-31
10-15
9-25
Income
$1.25
common
y-29
10-25
8-17
Industria Electrlca
______
Ltd. 7-:'"::-"7
Co.,
9- 7
,
9-28
.z—z
1
25c
(quar.)_
Cotton
RR.
(quar.)___
Works——.
-z
9-
7
4
9-18
9*
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada) (quar.)—
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)___z—
Imperial Tobacco (Canada) Ltd.—
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Common
(quar.)_—_____z.
—
6%
preferiied
(s-a)_-—
Income Fund of Boston Inc.—•
9-10
$1.25
7
preferred (quar.):
7 Hamilton
7
Co.
9-14
9_
$1.25
$1.25
25c
Indianapolis' Water, $% preferred (quar.)—
4Vi % preferred (quaf. i_z— _____—______
7 22 Vic
________
or $5.08 preferred (quar.)—
^Gulf & Western Industries (stock
9-28
57 ViC
1
-
_________
preferred
pi-eferred
(quar.
$4.44
(quar.)—
preferred
$5 preferred (quar.)___
:
9-28
9-15
30C
(quar.)___
$4.20
^
9-14
_____
9-
45c
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
8-24
1
9-14
25c
—
____________
9-15
_________
Utilities
9-14
10c
50c
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
1
t$1.50
preferred
States
Cement
9-
(quar.)
1
3-1
4-1
8-17
1
27 Vic
common
-2*
4-11-63
Co.—
9-29
(quar.)—___
(quar.)
12-31
9-15
10-
$1.75
(quar.)____
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)__
Gulf Power Co., 4.64% pfd.
5.16% preferred (quar.)
preferred
4.60%
Ideal
Breaker
25c
*■■■'■
Ohio
&
preferred
I-T'-E Circuit
117 Vic
dividend
Mobile
12- 1
V
3-11-63
J30c
Mortgage
(quar.)
—_—
Sugar (quar.)—
——
Huttig Sash ft Door Co.
7
7
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Hygrade Food Products (quar.)———_
40c
(quar.)__*
-
Erie
ft
40C
Engineering
2-llta63
8-31
Industrial
(quar.)
12-10
1-10-63
9-10
40c
(quar.)—z.—___________
Life' Insurance
Huron
Tool
9-10
UOc
Ini!., common
11-1
8-10
Central
9-
7 9-
$2
1156
'
(quar.)___z_—_-z______
of Canada, Ltd. (quar.)__
1
10- 1
11-10-
9-10
Hutchinson
Illinois
9-28
25c
;__
preferred
Lines
9-
10-10
(quar.)__,—62Vic
preferred
Illinois
(Houston)-—
common
8-17
9-10
9-10
——
(quar.)—_
'
22ViC '
•7:
-
common
5%
8-31
-
20c
(quar. )____
8-17
9-25
t75c
40c
10c
Company (quar,)—
Mining ft Smelting
Bay
8-15
Co.
(quar.)_
Corp.,
7
7
8-
9-12
25c
7
(increased)
t
9-25
9-14
15c
preferred
Gulf-
8-31
9- 7
9- 5
8-20 7
9- 7
9- 4
8
16-
■
Giant Co., common (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)^_—
Grumman
8-9
9-14
9-14
9- 4
8-15
9-28
JO- 1
9- 7
10-1
9-14
8-31
9-14
9-
5%
9-26
10-15
1
"
9- 4
9-14
9-14
•
30c
(quar.)
Sugar,
preferred
7 Grolier
, .
8-31
8-24
11-
J13C
1
8-31
10-15
11-
40c
45o
17Vic
Mfg. Co. (quar.)———z—_
Llgnting ft Power (increased quar.) 7
9-14
z77
1
Producers—-
preferred
Hosklns
9-12
;
17Vic
9-
9-14
•
Houston
7
Co.
9-15
■
9-12
17Vic 7;
—I
Assurance
.
8-20
9-7
1
9-15
—
—
1
—
(quar.)
Great Lakes Paper Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Great Lakes Power, Ltd.
(quar.)
Great Northern Paper (<iuar.)
Life
$.04166
$.04166
Class A
$.04166
v Class
A
$.04166
Class A (monthly )zz__z_v—_
7$.04166
Class A (monthly).
_
$.04166
Class A
(monthly)—.
—— 7 $.04166
Class A♦>'(monthly)—a
——,—— <.$.04166
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
(quar.)
—
:
17Vic
Heublein, Inc. (quar4_
—z—
... .10c
•Hewitt-Robins Inc,
(quar.
25c
Hibbard Spencer BartlOtt & Co. (quar.)__z.
$1
Hill- Corp.
(quar.)_^j__—_z_Ziu.z_.i_—7 , 5o
HHP's Supermarkets/class A (quar.)—;
;z «
. Ire
Hilo Electric- Light
(quar.)
— t
•
25c
Hinde & Dauch, Ltd. (quar.)
——
i
- J45c
Quarterly
.z_~.
—_——
HSc
Hirseh (P. N.) ft Co. (quar.)
.
10c
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines, Ltd.—
7 .7
7
Quarterly ___z
■—il5c
Holly Sugar, common (quar.)—35c
7-5%
preferred
(quar.)
37 Vic
Homestake Mining Co. (quar.)
—;
1 40c
Honeggers' ft CO.. (stock div.)—-—1 Vi %
Honolulu Rapid Transit, 5%
pref. (quar.).—
12Vic
Hooker Chemical Corp.— .' 7.-...
.77.^:7 7^.;,
$4.25 preferred
(quar.)__.
$1.06 Vi
$5 2nd preferred C (quar.)——
——_
$1.25
Hoover
Co., class A (quar.)
>
15c
Class B (quar.)—
;
—
7
15c
4Vi%
preferred (quar.)___z—__
$1.12Vi
Horizon Land Corp, (stock dividend)—
10%
Horner (Flank W.), Ltd., class A (quar.)z_
112.Vic
8-31
8-31
,
9-28
——_
10-
Drddge & Dock Go.
West
A
8-
•.■■■«
(quar.)
Insurance
A
Class
v
7
5
-v
(quar.)_
;
Co., Ltd.—
Class
—
Appley—
(monthly)
(monthly)
(monthly);
(monthly)—
9-
8c
(quar.)__
Co., class A (qqar.)____L
City Steel (quar.)
Western
8-24
9-28
9-28
10c
10c
$4.40
10- 1
10- 1
>
9-
10-
________
Y.)
(N.
&
25c
Corp., new com. (initial)
Grocery Store Products (quar.)
8-31
9-15
9-4
9-29 7
9-27
9-24
-9-10 ';
10- 1.:
- 10- 1
- •9-28
9-14
9-15
(quar.)— '
A
Herman
10-
35c
15c
500
(quar.)——
Powder, common
27 Vic
Grinnell
.
9r?8
10-17
9-30
$0,138
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Power
-
5Vic
,
,
(monthly)
(quar;
Gas Setvice Co.
Gatineau
:
—
Futternian Corp., class A
Gardner-Denver,
in-
9-15
1
i5c
Co.
Products
Inc.
dividend
-Greyhound
,
from
(quarterly
9-15
1
(quar.)
4Vn%
.
__—
1
10-
•
_-_-i
(Washington,
D.
C.
Grade (W. R.) 1& Co., new (Initial qhar.)_
Grace Natiohal Bank (N. Y±) (s-a)__
Granite
9-15
10-
(quar.)
4Vi%
—,
,
8-30
.'
20c
—
(William)
Greyhound
,
&
9-24
10-
Green Shoe Mfg. tquar.)__—
7 Gregory Industries (stock div. )_____7_;
■
preferred (quar,)-,
7
9-15
(quar.)—
7 ,7 14c
9-28 / 9- 4
Co., class A (quar.)_
tl5c;
9-21
8-31
Class
A
(quar.)-:..
—;
7.2. tl5c
12-21
11-30
Class A (qtiar.)_
—
v
+15c 3-21-63 2-28 >
Class A (quar.)
;
7 tl5c 6-21-63 5-31
Fruehauf Trailer,-common (quar.)
.
30c ; 10- 1 ;
9- 4
Fulter (George A.) Co.
(quar.)
—
7: 45c ^
9-28
,
9-14
Fulton-Cawol
25c > ;
9-28
9-21
Fritzi
8-30
27 Vic
^
5%
■
8-15
10-1
9-15 ;
8-24 >
9- 1
9-i4
10-15 /
10-1
9-10
"
Rubber
>7 Green
8-31
9-14
8
$1.23
Greater Winnipeg Gas
7
9-18
9-14
9-25
9-15
.
9-
10-1
$1.24 z
Goodrich (B, P.) Co. (qiiar.)u._
•
Goodwill Stations, Inc.
(increase'dy71L"IIU'__
Goodyear Tire & Rubber (increased quar.)_
Gorham Corp.
(quar;)_i._____-.J
—L-
$5
9-20
9-20
7:
Globe
$1.80
.
.
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Fort Worth Steel &
Foster-Wnecier
7.
.
1
9-24
$1.25
:
.____
Great
...
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Power
coip.
iquar.j
Florida Power & Light, common
Florida
;
1
$1.15
(quar.)
Great
■
,
.
net investment income)
(From
Florida
Fram
,
9-
10-
1% '7
•
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25C
,91'Ac
20c
15c
7Vic
9-14
9-15
;
Corp., class A (monthly)
A
(monthly)__
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
_:_
7%
—
--
7
8-31
—
class
Paper,
;
-
9-15
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
Great Lakes
9- 1 *
9-4
8-31
9-28
8-30
8-24 .:.
9- 4 2
9-^7
8-28
8-13
8-13
8-31
8-31
8-28
8-17.7
8-17
8-17
8-17
.
9-12
I0- t.
9-13
7Vic 7
9- o :
3%
9- 5
13%c ;
9-21
.•
133/4C :: 9-15 f
2 y. 12Vic
9-15
9-15 " 7
2 : $1
,
9-15
$1.12Vi
9-15
56'Ac ?.
9-15 i
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dividend
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Fitchburg
Fleetwood
Fori
..
common
(quar.)
25c
(auar.$125
Governor Co.
(quar.),—
22Vic
Inc.,
Foods,
preferred
Fisher
Food
50c
•
9-15
;2;77::v;7:,>7:7.7
15c ■
9-15
,50c
10-1
9c <7 9-20
9c
10-19
5c •
9-14
:
—
<
8-22
1
(Geo.)
Grafton &
,■
r
,
Bank, (quar.)—
National
7
t
9-14
-
8-22
1
(quar.)
Government Employees
8-24
10- 1
.
;
:
First
55c
j
,
8-22
1
10-
50c
Putnam
Great Southern Life Insurance
9- 4.7
9-14
Quarterly
7
Quarterly ____:
^
9-14
10-1
9-29
4
10-
i.__
Gould-National BatteriSs
.7
-
.
.
9-28
14c 7/ 9- 7 7
10- 17
,
(quar.)—_—
n
,
7
8-22
13 VaC
(see
Distilleries' Co.,
Btock
8-17
10-25
8-22
«>
10-
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)__
Goldblatt Bros. Inc. (quar.)
•
10c
Class
; Glucxln
8-10
,
7;
1
53'Ac-
^__4.
Globfe-Union
>
9- 5
* 9- 5
7 9-14
2 8-17
,
—
;
7
9-17
b io
8-31
a-fO 7;
First Connecticut. Small Business Investments
7
;
•
8-22
>•
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
•>
Falls
■7 Globe
.
r
9rl5
10-
54y2c
•
preferred
Class >B
Glens
8-31
i,
1
1
yGlickman
9- 4
•
9rl5
1
r7;66c?7
7
Products
Glenhnore
7 7;
8-27
H-i'7
9-14
,
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool Co.
Gillette
Company
(quar.)
Gladding McBean & Co.
(quar.)
Glen-Gery Shale Brick (quar.)
;
9-30
8-31
10- 2
;r
9-15
7■;
preferred
preferred
$4.92
Extra
:
7;
•
Giatit'Yeilowknife Mines, Ltd.—
(Ihcreased-quaF.) 7_^__
.
7
9- 4
8-17
2%
——__
(quar.)
h
.
37V2C
2V2V0 7
(quar.)__
Y.)
(N.
jC
,
—_
&
9-15
9-15
Fund
Giant, Portland Cement
z
9-5
28*y4C
25c
(quar.)—_
—
Stpck, dividend
7
31V2C
—_
Works—;
1
United
Federation
,
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board.
Federal
28c
28c
7
•
~
—
9-14
1
9-30
10-
«
59 %c
(quar.)
'-2 •"
■
dividend
$4;96
8-31
'
9-10
55c •z' 10-
(quar.)
Georgia Power, $5 pfd.
9-15
9-14
9-10 7
10-15
9-17
37Vic zv
_
,
Electric
Pacific
25c
,
.
(auar.).—__
Assn. (monthly)
Mortgage
Monthly
•
11-30
'
1
9-28 >
1010-
19c
r
8-23
9-14
—
$2 class A (quar.)—
8-30
10-
Corp.
(quar.)-.
<D. C.) & Co. (quar.)
Hercules
8-30
12-15
34% c
8-23
9-12
(quar.)_____—__
Hercules Gabon products, 7%
pfd A (quar.)
7
9-15
' ■;«
8-23
9-12
Hendersons Portion Pak
8-30
9-15
z
>
9-
"
*
8-24
7
uorp.-^-
2nd preferred
Parts
Stock
7
8-22
9- 7
7
20C '
•
7-'7^>9
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
;t
9-17
8-31
8-31
10- 1
35c ..: 9-11
50c
9-15
* /,. >
•
7,
(quar.)—_—
__
National
Federal
(quar.).
Casualty (Battle Creek, Mich.)
Quarterly
Feuqral-Mogui-Bower. Bearings
Federal
125c
$7.50 7.
(Syracuse)
insurance
Underwriters Assn. (L. A.)
Farriers
450
•
,u_
Putnam
Fuhd-—
9-14
(
8
■
8-24
9-30
10- 1
10- 1 .;
62Vic
;
Players Canadian Corp., Ltd. (quar.).7
Famous
.7
8
v
8-23
9-12
Brewing Co. (quar.)—.
Co., 3.6®% preferred (quar.)—
Helene Curtis
Industries
(quar.)_———
Helm?s Express (quar.)—_—,—
——
8-20
9-15
37 Vic
(quar.)
General. Waterworks
.7
,
40c
25c
7
______
8-21
.
!_
preferred
(quar.)
Foods, Co., common (quar.)
conv.
£'
(quar.)
preferrled
(quar,
preferred (quar.)
7> 4.25 %
preferred (quar.)_^_^.
5.28% preferred (quar.)
;
;
4.38% ' preferred
(quar.)_wi.-.-w_-ii_-t.__-
:
9-14
•>••;
Industries
4.4?0%;
8-24'
9-14
1010-
9-29
30c
-
4.75 %
Genuine
7
„
1
1
9-10
'
8-23
9-12
J.)
General
George
9-28
...
Heina (H.
9-12
—
(G.)
8-16
11-
$1.1875
preferred A (quar.)
Telephone & Electronics—
'
9-20
r
9-10
z
9- 7
10- 1
10- 1
9-28
40c
1
Heileman
■
Gerber
F M C
Heath
9-10
40c
Telephone Co. of California— ---•'•••7preferred (quar.)
General Telephone CO. of Iowa—
t .
> y ■
7:
5Vi% preferred (quar.)_—
7
;General Telephone Co. of Missouri—>77
9-17
>:«8-31
8-31;:
8-22 ,7
-
8-10
11-
$1.1875
5%
£-<*4
,
5
10*
(quar.)—14'/ac
12o
12 Vic
12%c
13%c
20c
12Vic
common
Hazeltine
General
7 8-18
Endiqott Johnson ft Co., 4% pfdv (accum.)i
$2 7 10-'1
Ene^,. ptt.sour.gn Rl^. otu. stock (quar./___ :
87VaC ,■*. 9*1-0
Erie Resister Co.,* 90c cofiv pfd. (quar.) 7.^' 77 22Vic. >,
9-15
ErlapgerMills iCorp.f common (quar.)
J
20c
9- 5
Excelsior Insurance (N. Y.)
(quar.)__:
10c
9-25
8-24
9-
30C
4
8-31
9-14
30c
(quar.)
Telephone,
preferred
(quar.)—
preferred (quawr.)'
5.10%
preferred
(quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)—
5%
9-15
When Holders
Payable of Ree.
Share
"\
4.80%
5
9-14
>
•
8-31
9- 4
9-10
—;
(quar.)
com.
9-
'
9-14" *
9-14
.
preferred
General
9r i4
,
710-19
,
(quar.)
-
1
9-28
32y2C
(quar.)
Equipment,
preferred
(quar.)
$4.75- preferred
(quar.)
General Railway Signal (quar.)
7 8*27*7
- 9-22
9-17
;10«22;!
—_
Executive
•
Advertising
Cement
Precision
$1.60
9-11
8-15
8-30
9-14
9- 4
>
9-16
•
_
...—
Portland
Z
$4.75
9- 6
9-14
10- 1
7
55c
—
Oil
General
General
10-
27%c
49
Per
1
•
of Company
Hawaiian
8-15
;
7
Outdoor
b-ol
9-20
Crude
General
.
.
^
9-15
*"
.
Name
Payable of Ree.
36c
(quar.)
■.>.■:>■ 25c
dinar.)
General Finance Corp. (increased)
37 Vic
i^'m" "J"
General
30c
Fireproofing
Co.—_>
7
General Foods Corp.
45c
(quar.)___^
General Mills-, 5%
$1.25
preferred (qtvar.)^__i.^__
General Motors Corp., common
50c
(quar.)
$1.25
$5 preferred
(quar.)
:
933/4C
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
z:
8-22
8-16
8-31
9-12
(qha*.)____
Holders
When
Share
7'
preferred
5Vi?(r
10- 1
9-14
9-15
8-28
10- 1 7
8-28
10- 1 7
8-28
10- 1
8-28 7
10- 1
; 8-28
10- 1 ^ 8-28
y 9-29
7 8-24
10-15
10- 1 >7
-
Cigar CS4.
General
•
...
of Company
General Contract Finance—
9-14 ;a
*,
9-15
9-15
9-12
;7
;.y.
$1.06V*
7 16Vic
$1.03
$1.12 Vi
7$118
(quar.)—
$4,72 preferred
7
9-28
t;
75c
,
Edgewater Steel (quar.)
_
Edison Bros. Stores, common.(quar.)
9- 7
,9- 7
8-31
8-31
8-31
8-15
9- 5
18c
(Bahamas)
Eddy Paper, Jbtd.
9-28
10- 1
9-17
10- 1
10- 1
•
_130c
;:
Ecudorian Corp., Ltd.
.
Per
Name
General
^r.- ■
,.■
$1.12l/a
—
(993)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
:77<-7'
—40c
*
Lime
Cojnmon
When
Share
Assn.—
preferred (quar.)
Eastern
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
'77-per
of Company
Gas
4Vq%
.
.
"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, September 3, 1962
..
"
KVP
Company
Sutherland
Kansas
City
Common
3.80%
■
i
—
_
4Va%• preferred
4%
(quar.)___
Southern Ry., common
City
Gas
4% %
4.32%
Power
Kansas
&
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(increased)
Kellogg Company
(quar.)___.
$1.12%
>>$1.25
>•
30c
9-15
10- 1
1-2-63
,
87 %c
87 %c
prerecrea (quar.;—
preferred (quar.)
3%%
Kenwood
Co.
(quar.)
Kelsey-Hayes
Kenaall
Co.,
(quar.)
Refining
Kennecott
__
.
—__—1_——
Industries
Kendall
18c
40c
30c
$1.12%
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
$4.50
Kendall
f
—
(Delaware)
Co.
u.
Copper
•
Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance
9-21
Extra
Kentucky Stone Co.,
(quar.)—___—
12-
(quar.)
25c
10-15
25c 1-15-63
Common
(quar.)
25c 4-15-63
common
5%
preferred (s-a)
Kentucky Utilities,
common
Kerite
$1.25
:
1
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison
Gold
Kerr-McGee
Kewanee
Oil
Oil,
Class
B
Mines,
A
(quar.)
Keweenaw
Discount
/'Series B-4"
$20c
"Series
S-l"
income
net
(21c
plus
net
from
Keystone
Steel
&
Wire
Co.
8-31
Maui
9-17
9-
(quar.)
(N.
Mays
Mfg.,
4%%
Koehring Co., 5%
preferred
New
8-28
Aircraft
&
9-
1
12-
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing
8-31
9-14
9-
62Vic
9-28
9-14
McKesson
9-28
9-14
McNeil
9-14
8-31
(quar.)
(increased)
(monthly)
$5.50
Kulka
Smith
Kysor
A
Heater
9-6
8-21
$1.50
20c
10-
11-
Means
W.)
(F.
Medford
;
Mellon
8-31
Mercantile
Trust
9-
Merchants
Fire
9-29
8-22
Stojes
4.32%
5%
preferred
preferred
A
B
(quar.)__
26 Vic
10-
1
9-17
Lake
Central
(initial)
Lambton
Loan
Lamson
&
4.75%
Lau,
6%%
pfd.
(quar.)__
preferred
53A%
Lee
Lee
common
&
5Vi%
preferred
(Eli)
&
Co.
Cup
Link-Belt
Co.
Ltd.
Original
Stock
Stock
7
Mexican
Light
&
Power,
9-
1
Michigan
Gas
&
Electric,
9-28
9-18
9-20
9-6
1%
9- 4
8-13
* 9- 4
8-10
9-17
8-10
9-
4
8-10
10-
1
9-10
4
9-20
9-
9-
8-22
5
9-10
8-31
9-14
8-31
15c
9-14
9-10
9-15
10c
10-19
$1.43%
9-4
8-24
-
8-15
9-28
dividend)
Ltd.—
Long
Mile
Stock
Longs
Rubber
g_io
g-
7%
" 9-13
9-10
8-17
9-15
9-
Louisville
Lucky
&
8-7
9-
7
9-
4
Lager
Lykes
Bros.
Lyon
Metal
&
R.
Macassa
RR.
Gold
(E,
F.)
MacMiilan .Bloedel
Madison Fund
Laboratories,
Mining
Mississippi
2-1*
Mirro
Qo.
&
Inc.
4.40%
Class
(quar.)__x__
(quar. from invest. income)__
8-16
9-28
10-
9-10
9-10
1
•'> 9-28
9-10
1
9-14
9-28
*>'■ 9-14
10s-
85c
10-
1
$1
10-
1
$1.-01%
10-
1
9-10
9-10
(8-10
9-15
—.__ __
I2V2C
;—____
9-10
(quar.)
50c
10-
1
8-31
93%c
+
10-
1
>
,r;.-:
7
-$1.25
-
9-19
9-5
$1.25
Modine
8-17'
Mohasco
9-19
9-
.'
__.
5
56 %C
15c
Mfg.
8-24
Molson
4.60%
preferred
Co.
60c
10-
1
10-
7
Corp.
9-10
5V2%
10-
1
(quar.)
common
9-11
Auto
Montana-Dakota
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
90c
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
9-30
9-10
(quar.)
97V2C
_________—__
(quar.)__——' $1.02V2
(quar.)
__;—$1.21 V4
$1.31 V4
V
A
North
Northern
8-30
River-
dividend)
(quar.)
9-12
8-24
Common
5.50%
Utilities,
(quar.)
____
Natural
9-12
8-24
5%%
8-31
5.80%
9-15
8-31
9-15
8-31
5.60%
Northern
9-15
8-31
Northern
5%%
9-
7
9-28
9-
7
Gas—
1
9-20
8-31
9-20
8-31
9-20
8-31
10-15
9-28
10-
1
-9-10
9-21
8-20
40c
(increased-quar.)
Quebec
1st
Northrop
preferred
Trust
Corp.
Northwest
Power,
Co.
(quar.)^
Plastics
Quarterly
1
1
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-14
-
t68%c
"
10-25
9-14
9-14
9-29
8-25
9-10
25c
7%c
9-15
8-31
9-26
9-14
27c
25c
25c
—.
10-
9-14
1
9-28
75c
—
(quar.)—____
Northwestern National Insurance Co.
1
8-31
10-
(quar.)__—
__.
9-20
10-
(quar.)—
;
8-24
11-
$1.45
$1.40
40c
J50c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)_—___
(Chicago)
1
11-16
9-21
$1.37%
—____
common
10-
.9-21
'*
'1»
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
(quar.)
preferred
Ohio Telephone, com.
Northern
7
15c
42V2C
Indiana
9-12
8-15
x_—
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Northern
Northern
9-11
Y.)
1
8-31
9-21
8-31
9-
(N.
912-
9-10
8-24
8-31
7
25c
9-15
12-15
1
9-12
9-28
8-31
1
9-15
9-15
10-11
9-20
9-28
9-28
9
1
9-28
11-
9-15
25c
7
11-
$1
:
>
Gas,
preferred
9-15
1%
8-
■__._$1.25
(quar.)_
(quar.)
$1.37%
Public Service, common—
30c
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
44c
Northern Insurance Co.
(N. Y.)
37%c
(quar.)_.—.
5%
9-15
1
$55c
11-
>
1
9-28
•
___
9-10
8-30
11-
$22 %c
,__
(stock
9-10
9-10
38c
$22 %c
Co.
(quar.)
x__x—;.
Co.
Insurance
Illinois
1
9-
Refractories
North Penn Gas Co.__
7
9-28
9-30
9-30
-
—_
American
10-
30c
(quar.)__
.
V
•
$1.05
:
class
Equipment
Chemical
45c
8-17
87 V2 c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
i 9-18
9-
30c
;
8-31
8-31
1
10-
9-14
.10c
:L_
(quar.)_x__
common
8-10
9-21
8
"
3
9-15
9-15
-
>9-13
9-14
9-
9.
30c
10-
% %
_■_
Co.
60c
Noranda
: 9-
1
8-10
•
25c
Mines, Ltd., new com. (init. quar.)
130c
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)
:
$1
6%
preferred (quar.)
> 15c
> Normetal Mining Corp., Ltd
t5c
North American Acceptance Corp.
(quar.)__
10c
Quarterly
10c
North American Car- (quar.)
—______■•v/.
20c
North American Investment,
common.
>..
10c
5V2%
preferred
(quar.)
34%c
6% preferred (quar.)
37V2C
j
;•
9-10,
10-
3
85c
common
preferred
18c
;
„
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
Monroe
8-20
9-29
9-
20c
(quar.)____^_—
;
Cox-p; (12c from net- investment income plus-18c from undistributed
capital gains)
Nopco Chemical Co., common (quar.)
■
■
8-21
10-10
(quar.)—•
preferred
5.25%
45c
(quar.)
common
B
Monsanto
4.85%
$1.10
(quar.)
Rubber
.
-
Niagara Snare
$1.15
(quar.)
:
Line,
Service,
Breweries,
Class
9-25
8-24
25c
(quar.)
Industries,
Mohawk
8-24
3
9-12
30c
(quar.)
9-15
8-24
9-
10-15
22 %c
,
(quar.)___,__
9-10
4
9-15
9-10
$1.25
preferred
$1.21
9-
20c
(quar.)
preferred
9-
9-21
preferred
preferred
preferred
4.10%
—
9-14
(quar.)——xxxx_____x_
(quar.)_
—'
Power,
preferred
North
4.20%
9-15
7
75c
3j/2%
12-15
9-
50c
(quar.)
9-
9-21
10-10
1_
Mfg.
8-21
9-30
9-14
;
$1.40
(quar.)
9-14
1
9-10
.:r$$1.25
(quar.)x_
1
10-
$60c
preference (quar.)
Mining Corp., common
preferred (initial)
j-_.
Niagara Frontier Transit System
3.90%
;".'i
1
9-15
,
10-
;;
__:
5%
3.60%
8-27
9-29
x
9-21
12-30
10-
Co.y-Ltd.-~v> :>'•
Power
—
9-15
9-14
5
9-10
9-29
common
dividend
(quar.)
&
Newmont
5c
Public
Stock
9-10
1
10-
15c
B
9-30
10-
8-14
Regulator—
Mississippi River Fuel
Missouri-Kansas Pipe
9-11
30c
1
37V2c
Valley Natural Gas (quar.)_
preferred
9-12
(Milw.)
—;
—
35c
10-
1
8-31
1
9-10
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.12%
10-
1
8-31
50c
9-14
8-31
4.70%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.17%
10-
1
9-12
8-
9-30
9-10
8-17
O-M
9-17
9-14
8-31
9-15
8-31
9-10
8-31
O'okiep Copper, Ltd.,. ordinary shares—
(A payment, of about $1.40_per share less
9-14
8-31
1
Montana
Moore
Moore
Fuel
(E.
R.)
Supply
Co.
9-10
8-24
7%
Corp., Ltd.,
preference A
9-10
8-31
7%
preference B
15c
9-
$5c
(quar.)_
Powell
&
20c
(quar.)
8-16
5
50c
—•
1
(quar.)
Light
Niagara Mohawk
8-22
9-
10-16
i;
Aluminum Co.
10-15
5
7
8-22
50c
(quar.)
Power,
11-16
9-
(Fort
Minnesota Power & Light
5%
preferred (quar.)
8-17
12- 3
-
>
(quar.)__!_,
12Vic
Ltd.
5
47V2C
32c
-
4%
(Dayton)
Insurance
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
3%
Minnesota
V
j
Neb.)—
Common
2-15
12-10
1
25c
Brewing
Morrell
Mines.
8-31
99-
28c
/
-
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
9-15
7
20c
$15c
60c
Steamship Co.
8-10
8-10
20c
--
25c
(quar.)
9-14
10c
>
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Products
&
(quar.)
3.40%
>
Life
Minneapolis-Honeywell
9-10
$1.75
Exploration
Co.
Dietetic
MacDonald
(quar.)
A
•-
8-31
5%
9-14
(stk.
9-
—,
Common
8-17
9-29
40c
preferred -(quar.)
Minneapolis
3-10-63
12-17
10-
25c
(quar.)___.
Corp.
Glass,
3-10-63
9-12
Safety Appliances Co.—
Mississippi
lOc
common
8-30
9-13
9-28
____
1
5%
11-16
8-17
2%
&
Corp.
United
Factors
25c
Brewing___
(quar.)_________c
Lunkenheimer
Oil
5c
;
on
div.)
class B
B
State Electric & Gas
Newfoundland
1
20c
Life
12-10
«.
99-
1
9-29
(quar.)
Insurance
(Lincoln,
9-10
■
20c
27 V2C
______
Water
9-10
12Vic
Nashville
Ludlow Corp.
1
9-4
:
25c
(quar.)
(P.) Company,
preferred
(quar.)
Land
3
1
9-15
10-
split)
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Mine
10-16
>
Stock, dividend
Mill
10-31,
15c
Quarterly
8-20
10-
(initial)-:
stock
Midwestern
9-7
10-16
$1.25
Midwest Securities Investment, Inc.
1
7
10-31
$1.12%
Quarterly
30c
Stores
Lorillard
Louisiana
Midwest
Midwest
25c
dividend
Drug
Middlesex
Missouri
Cement
cl.
class
&
A
9-13
30c
55c
(quar.)
$1.50
(J. J.) Co. (quar.)
50c
Telephone Co. (Ohio)—>
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Common (
quar. )x__
-__x
_______
$1 6%
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
9-15
(quar.)
—
(increased quar.)
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
common
(6-for-5
9-10
9-
9-28
$40c
Engineering
Star
8-15
40c
(quar.)
prior preferred
5V2%
10-16
9-29
$1.10
Utilities
States
New
1
50c
■
_Z_1
(quar.)
(quar.)
South
Middle
4V2 %
15c
$1.75
2Vi%
Corp. (Mass.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lone Star
Gas Co., common
(quar.)
4.84%
preferred (quar.)—
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)__
Lone
Middle
10-
>
<
(quar.)
common
Mickelberry'a Food Products (quar.)
1
50c
(stock
Groceterias,
Lodding
Preferred
10-
50c
$1.60 1st pref. B (quar.)
Lock Joint Pipe Co.
(quar.)
Lockheed
Aircraft
(quar.)
M.
5
preferred
pfd.
$1
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)__
Michigan Gas Utilities Co., com.
8-17
9-
$3c
4.40%
$1.10
(quar.)
Industries
(quar. )„___
(quar.)—^
B
11-
9-
9-15
50c
Special
Loblaw
Class
$25c
il_
(quar.)
9-28
30c
(quar.)
Litton
7
7
$1.10
Stock
9-
9-
Minnesota
Special
8-31
1
1
$1.10
Original Stock (quar.)
Special Stock (quar.)
9-11
9-12
7
10-
.25c
(quar.)
9-25
55c
•
7
$1.11 Vt
12Vic
;
8-31
35c
-._
(s-a)
9-
4.45%
60c
(increased)
8-31
9-15
net
9-
2
50c
(quar.)
9-15
2c
(quar.
9-
10-
60c
Co.,
Stock
8-24
8-17
1
10-15
Little Miami RR.—
Original
9-14
9-15
7c
from
5%
Newark
V $1.37Vi
(quar.)
8-24
net
—
Newberry
15c
(quar.)
Plantation
9-14
1
7
*
Lipe Rollway Corp., class A
Lithue
9-14
-9-14
10-
7
25c
(quar.)____;
9-14
1
1
10-
7
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-
10-
$1.12%
9-
7___.
(quar.)
Corp.
.9-10
10-
8-24
$1.12Va
9-
7
(quar.)_
;
1
15c
from
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
New York Times, class A (quar.)x__xxx_xxi_-
9-
1
preferred
9-10
10-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.
(quar.)_!._—.—_—
Gas
4
10-25
$4.50
8-31
1
10c
J.)
10-
1
4V2%
9-14
1
20c
;
10c
(incr.-quar.)
(quar.)__
(Elizabeth, N. J.)
split
preferred
1
3%
Casualty Insurance Co. (Tenn.)—.
Quarterly
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)_
Lily-Tulip
3.75%
10-
&
Lilly
1
York
New
10-
12 Vic
Glass
7
8-31
10-
10c
.
11-
10c
Jersey Zinc Co. (quar.) x
New York, Chicago & St._ Louis RR.
97 Vac
$1.44
(quar.).
11-1
15c
Co.
cl.
4
> ».
-
10c
Water Co.
(quar.)_____
& Light—'r
preferred (quar.)__
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)
96 V4C
-
(extra)
^
Haven
$1.08%
20c
dividend)
9-
\"'.V-'
New
8-31
9-10
95c
9-17
8-27
9-20
Jersey Power
(quar.)
6c
(quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford
Life
9-
*>
7
9-14
10-
i
8-20
8-16
4%
(quar.)
10c
Levines, Inc. (quar.)___
Lexington Water, 5%%
1
9-
9-10
30c
(quar.)
1
10-
87 Vac
pfd.
9-1
10-
r
New
New
8-15
preferred
preferred
I
(N.
87Vac
<
9-10
5
9-14
40c
:
8-18
;
*
1
preferred
(quar.)
Trust
9-
20c
50c
1
8-27
___
New*.Haven
4.35%
(quar.)
J—_____:
10-
•
3.90%
35c
Ltd.
'>■9-15
40c
(quar.)
common
32Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
8-20
4
_____;
Refineries
Salt
preferred
8-15
9-
(quar.)
Co.
Corp,
Bank
Leslie
3.85%
4
9-10
9-15
10-
(Richmond,
(quar.)
Motor Freight-
Gold
Leonia
12-17
1
9-
,
45c
(quar.)
3.80%
(quar.)
i
35c
4
9-28
—
Research
B
9-12
:
(stock
Co.
Leonard
12-31
"
(quar.)
Leece-Neville
Leesona
Corp.
Inc.
8-28
:>:•>' 5%
9-
10-
> 9-10
$1.50
•;
-r'
:
Paper, class A (quar.)___
(quar.)
New Brunswick Telephone, Ltd.
(quar.)__—
New England Electric System
(quar.)—i.__
New England Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
New Hampshire Insurance Co.
(quar.)—
9-14
9-15
5
8-21
9-
(John)
Morton
Mfg.
1
5c
10-15
9-28
$15c
9-15
8-15
15c
9-10
8-17
Corp.
Mount
Vernon
7%
preferred
Mountain
5c
(quar.)
10-
1
10-
1
"•
9-
&
9-20
9-
5
12-20
12-
3
22 %C
10-15
African
9-20
non-resident
Inc.
Crankshaft
(quar.)
Edison
com.
4.40%
3.90%
Co.,
preferred
preferred
preferred
Okanagan
&
Machine
—————
Corpr~(quar.)_:——
"(quar.)—
9-10
8-31
9-7
9-11
8-23
25c
9-15
9-
1
9-28
9-
4
42%c
$1.11
$1.10
,97%c
(increased)—
Ltd.
9-21
8-10
9-14
.
(quar.)—
Helicopters,
1
9-10
15c
...
—
(quar.)—
fquar.)_—
10-
.,
tax)_
(quar.)
Ohio Forge
Telegraph—
10c
Company
4.44%
;;
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Ohio
5
25c
Co.
Oceanarium,
9-14
9-15
Pharmacal
Ohio
8-31
9-29
Norwich
South
8-31
$3.50
:
Northwestern States Portland Cement
-
8-31
10c
common
Telephone
1
20c
(quar.)
(s-a)x
10-
t$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
t25c
t$1.75
(quar.)
common
Mills,
States
Quarterly
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
&
common
.
10-16
9-14
(quar.)
Stocks
Inc.
Bros.
Class
20c
$37c
.
(quar.)
dividend
Way
Leitcfa
G.)
Inc.,
Co.
(H.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Metropolitan Edison Co.,
Co.
5c
preferred
<fe
1
9-14
Machine
stock
2-for-l
59%c
Co.__
common
(quar.)___
(R.
Siegler,
Leath
9-
9-28
Co
Tourneau
Stock
9-15
25c
,
>
8-23
•:.'v
10-31
$1.75
____;—
-
Corp.*
Neisner
1
Y.), (quar.)
(N.
8-15
-
C.)—
Nekoosa-Edwards
7
:
,
(quar.)
dividend)
Metal & Thermit Corp.,
25c
Co.,
Lawyers Title Insurance
Va.)
(quar.)
Lear
1
32%c
(quar.)
Laurentide Financial, $1.25 preferred
Lawter
Chemicals
(increased)
Le
Mesta
11-
(incr. quar.))
class A
Investment
&
Sessions
Blower
>
11-15
Nationwide
9-15
9-15
(quar.)
-_
Stock
Co.
8-15
25c»
Louis)
(N. Y.)
i5c
Fire Insurance (Pgh.) (quar.)
8-18
»
8-15
:9-15
•
$20c
&
Corp.
1
T
Co.
(stock
Tank
5
50c
(quar.)
Publishing
Steel
National
9-
9-
(quar.)__
(St.
common
Associates
9-12
XT 10c
9-15
56V4C
(s-a)
Standard
10-
10-
(quar.)
8-17
$1.06%
;
State Bank
National
8-31
25c
___—_________4.
9-10
(Hartford)
income)
'National Union
1
$1.50
,
9-28
9-10
*.
8-20
8-31
10c
'
Co.—
Growth
17c
(quar.)
Assurance
preferred
Merit
2.92%
Airlines,
$3.50
Co.,
Meredith
'
dividend
Lambert (Alfred), Inc.,
Class A (quar.)
/
9-17
9-17
Lafayette National Bank (Brooklyn)—
Stock
.
9-30
9-30
8-
4
9-14
25c
(quar.)__
27c
9-
$30c
37 Vac
■»
-
*
'
(quar.)—;____
Machinery
35c
Co.
31 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-24
9-20
(quar.)_
-
9-10
•9-15
50c
Y.)
(N.
investment income)
8-30
40c
Co.
"'National
9-15
(quar.)
Co.
National
9-14
9-12
(quar.)
par)
par)
Industries
investment
9-14
9-30
(quar.)
9-14
25c
30c
(s-a)—
Income
National
15c
(quar.)
Ltd.
10-15
30c
•
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
9-28
35c
(quar.)
9-10
>
Insurance
common
National
8-20
1
5>
9-25
'
10-
7 >>
9-
9-14
dividend
National
9-10
25c
Merck
&
8-28
$1.37Vi
National Bank & Trust
9-20
4
9-11
Co.
Line
Rubber
Stock
8-15
20c
common
;
(quar.)
:
(Canada)—
common
Presto
National
9-14
15c
Co.,
Cement
9-14
8-31
9-10
9-28
8c
Engineering
Co.
AA
National
9-20
$1
(quar.U
Mercantile
10-10
9-15
35c
& Co
Corp.
10-10
,
Old
Clas
1
9-
9-14
10-15
—
Lock
National
9
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
Portland
Meehan-Tooker
1
&
&
1
22c
National
5
(quar.)
Company
10c
Telephone (increased quar.)___
Laclede Gas Co., common
5
10-31
>8-22
9-26
25c-
:
Assurance
9-
10-
Chemical
(quar.)
A
:
9-
62Vic
(quar.)
Merchants Refrigerating
La Crosse
Life
10-
quar.)
(quar.)
Machine
10c
;
___.
9-
Co.
Rob'oins
&
Johnson
Medusa
9-15
1
9-10
Edison
preferred
McWhyte
10-5
9-11
13Vic
(quar.)
(initial)
i,
Co.
1
11-1
40c
preferred
Electronics
10-
14c
preferred B
Quarterly
9-10
Co
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
6
14c
6%
> National
1
10-19
quar.)
Corp.
9-14
Mead
series
.
Ray)
(J.
McDonnell
'
9-15
;■
preferred
10-
93c ;<
•-
-
10c
7%
n
$1.12.%
,
>
25c
i
(initial
>
;•
($50
8-17
7
(quar.)
($100
8-24
9-15
9-
10-31
Co.—
12-15
Class
A
(monthly)
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroger Company, 6% pfd. (quar.)
Kuhlman Electric, common
(quar.)
5Vst%
&
common
McDermott
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-17
5
year
-
x
Insurance
Fire
11 Vic
(quar.)
McCormick
fiscal
(quar.)
40c
> National Food
Products
(quar.)_____
17V2C
'National Gas & Oil (quar.)
'• >
30c
National Lead, common
(quar.)
_____w__
75c
8-31
9-15
5%
.8-15
Semi-Annual
9-24
20c
8-10
Corp.—
A
Lumber
68Vic
preferred
preferred
Kollmorgan Corp.
Class
River
25c
...
9-
8-22
9-15
Electric
Class BB
(increased
Company
8Vic
(quar.)
dividend)
preferred
National
3c
(quar.)
McGraw
:
Co.
10-11
93%c
8-27
,
9-
$10c
(quar.)
8-31
t
9-
Stores
$2.50 preferred
McCormick-Armstrong (quar.)
9-12
1
9-
-9-5
gains
Welding Machine—
(Increased-quar.)
National Fidelity Life Insurance
(K..
Fund,
(quar
Corp.,
20c
10c
&
4V2% .preferred
National
9-
25c
9-10
11 Vic
1
(quar.)
Corp.
8 Vic
Creamery
5%%
Ltd.
Coke
preferred
(J. W.) Inc.
Maytag
Y.)—
4
8-20
8-22
9-14
37 V2C
Co.
Distillers
4V»%
4
9-
9-29
$$1.37 Vi
10-1
25c
9-
1
10-
(quar.)
Co.,
&
Department
McCloud
50c
Quarterly
Kratter
Coal
McCord
Quarterly
Koehler
8-31
'■>',■
.__
8-30
'
9-26
10-
(quar.)
(stock
the
capital
(quar.)
Register
Castings
•
5VaC
Products
9-10
Maust
9-7
9-15
9-28
9-13
10-
1
1
9-15
8-15
4%
common
(a
for
66c
9-10
9-5
10-10
-
20c
City Lines (quar.)—
National Cleaning Contractors, Inc.
(Initial-quar.) ;
.National Dairy Products
(quar.)
10-19
3
$1.12 Vi
Hegeler Zinc
Electric
4
5
37Vic
(quar.)
Conveyer
&
9-
$1.12 Vi
,
4
preferred
9-14
realized
(quar.)
Company
Knudsen
5 Vi %
10-
30c
Ltd.,
V
v
National
11-
,25c
Stock
25c
10c
10c
Co.
(Tulsa)
Cash
National
8-24
National
(quar.)
Growth
of
By
National
9-20
i
(Milw.)—•„
(from investment income)
Matthessen
5
12c
(quar.)
Investors
Securities
Bank
National
9-20
1
9-
30c
10c
common____
dividend
Stock
Massachusetts
Mathews
72c
(quar.)_.
(I. B.) Rubber Co.
Knickerbocker Biologicals, Inc.
Corp.
10-
31 Vic
preferred
8-31
9-11
29c
10-15
(quar.)
4Vi %
Inc.
8-17
____
plus 27c from net investment income)__
National
9-20
45c
—
Masonite
8-17
35c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
Inc.; (quar.)—,—
(quar.)_.
Ilsley Bank Corp.
Common
Nation-Wide
9-14
9-10
10-15
quar.)
common
Quarterly
8-31
10-
(increased
Mfg.,
preferred (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock—
investment
net
Kleinert
&
9-28
$17Vic
(quar.)
Corp.
4Vi%
8
4
40c
$22Vic
3%%
inc.)
profits)
Klrsch
Marshall
.
9-13
8-31
•-
__x__.—
National Biscuit Co._>
Supermarkets
9-14
30c
:
McLennan
&
9-
(quar.)_x.
Nation-Wide Check
& Telephone Co., Ltd.—•
Cement
preferred
May
investment
from
51c
6%
9-27
9-15
9-12
(quar.)__
distribution
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred B
Marsh
1
Chemical
Class
,8-17
(Detroit)—
Common
Fund
Bond
Co.
Maritime Telegraph
7%
10-
8-21
6
50c
Oil
Marquette
8-31
9-10
9-
50c
(quar.)
Bank
9-15
8c
Quarterly
Marathon
9-20
10- T,
$1
_
Trust
Hanover
10c
(quar.)
Nalco
—
National
20c
Keystone High-Grade Common Stock Fund
:
Manufacturers
Massey-Ferguson,
10c
Ltd
(from
Corp., class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)—
(quar.)
11-
>
(quar.)
(quar.)
8-13
.
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% 1st pfd.
Keystone Custodian Funds—
Keystone
Nashua
Inc.
8-31
;__
Land Assn.,
Inc.'
8-17
40c
r
Fabric
1
8-17
9-14
•
12V2C
25c
-
(quar.)—
Nalleys,
9-
(quar.)__
Company
Narrow
9-14
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Muskogee
12-
9-14
26V4C
Murphy
Corp./ common
(quar.)—_______
Murray Co. of Texas
(quar.)
8-31
8-24
5
8-10
8-10
8-31
9-15
60c
9-10
9-10
Holders
12-20
25c
••
->
9-28
37%c
Ltd.
Industries
class
1-
9-14
When
Payable of Rec.
.
2%
(quar.);.——
2c
30c
35c
Manufacturers
4- 8
63
dividend)___x_—^
(stock
A
>
-
10-11
43c
Company
(quar.)__
County Land Co. (quar.)
Kern
1-15
Class
Munsingwear, Inc., common
5%%
preferred
(quar.)
1
y
Mangel
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
10- 8
1- 8
,
7
8-24
9-28
Per
Share
'
;.
9-28
Manpower,
3
Common
9-
V. L...'
_
Movielah- Film Laboratories—
Shares
Stores
(quar.)_——
3
12-15
1
9-15
V
of Company
2c
Martin Marietta Corp.,
12-
(quar.)___
Transport
8-29
v
______
Co.,. common
Industries
Maxsn
12-15
8-24
■«
.
Name
Shares
General
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..
;
4.
(quar.)
&
Marlin-Rockwell
10c
___
;
Ltd.
5%
preferred (quar.)
Managed Funds:
of
10c
Common
.
R.)
(P.
9- 5
9-20
t
9-19
10- 1
-i:
i
10-
15c
17%c
25c
t30c
35c
62 Vic
(quar.)—
(increased)
—
Shoes,
Mallory
9- 1 '
9-14
8-24
9-15
1
10-
$1.25
.
;
9-15
,
Maner
8-31
9-28
9- 7
9-7
9-7
9-7
9-7
9-7
9-7
9- 4
.8-31
9-15 'j
12-15
10- 1
9-15
4
6c
35c-
>
(quar.)_
«
9-11
—
9-15
'25c
.
Company
Magor Car
""j*
11-14
J}"?}
J
35c
5%
Kekaha Sugar Co.
&
preferred
Magnavox
-
J2- 1
}2" }
38%c
(quar.)_
com.
4% %
jVa>
(quar.)
Holders
Square Garden Corp.—
60c
8-31
9-15
10-15
9-29
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
10- 1
common
Light
9-20
$1
50c
22c
$1.12%
$1.07
$1.08
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.28%
Electric
Gas
'
When
Payable of Rec,
Share
,
Madison
8-13
12- 1
12- l
$1,12Z?
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
(quar.)
& Electric,
;
„
„
60c
95c
$1
$1-05
>■-
—:
(quar.)_.—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
Kansas
of Company
Madison
9-10
35c
—
Light—
&
(quar.)
Per
Name
Payable of Roc.
Share
•
Tquar.)
Paper
Power
•
-
Holders
When
Per
Name of
•
"
1
10- 1
10- 1
9-14
25c
9-14
8-31
J15c
9-14
8-14
10-
9-14
9-14
;
wiwfwr
Volume
196 ,;
Per
Products
River
When
Share
.'v.:XXvXX',;XXv'XXvf;
Mississippi
9c
(Milw.)
(quar.)
Mathieson
Olin.
Oliver
Chemical
Corp.
Tyrone
(quar.)___.
(quar.)
8-15
;v 9-11
8-28
aoc
•
9-17>
,
V:?.;:25c
__
9-
12 VaC
______
Olympia
,'9-15
20c
a
2RRXV*
_
Per
9-
37 Vic
Brewing Co. (quar.)
Onondaga
Pottery
(quar.)___—_.—.—Aa___v;
Opelika Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.75% preferred (quar.)
Orbit Instrument Corp. (stock dividend)
.
7
■X
8-23
10-
1
10-
3%
V 3
1
9-17
Reliance
10-
1
9-17-
Renold
9-
7
8-
-
^
■
(quar.)
Wholesale Ltd.,
Tail
Otcer
Power
Co.,
9-28
12-
tl5c
;
5\' 45c
(quar.)
Co.
-R-—
Transportation
(increased-quar.)
Fiberglas Corp. (Del.)—
Bernz
Otto
Overnite
35c
:
class. A
common
7
1
8-20
8-31
.
/
9-14
8-31
25c
Owens-Illinois
Glass,
(quar.X
common
10-25.
(quar.)
10-
t$1.50
62 Vac
a
10-
1
10-
1
9-
11-15
11-
12»/aC
—,
J.)
(N.
8-10
9-11
30C
:
5
10- 1
10-15
9-
9-14
10-
Pabst
Brewing
Pacific
Clay
Pacific'
Co.—,—
Insurance
r
Inc.
Robinson
Pacific
Gamble
Hawaiian
Pacific
._—■-—
Co.
6%
Pan
9-30
15C
9-5
9-29
preferred
1
JV
.9-6
,$4c:
4
9-
>
v
.9-14
20c
Richfield
Richman
;
8-15
<
37y2c
__a__——
8-15
0-6
25c
va
9r28
9-15
8-31
.
4%
Pipe
Line,
(quar.)
com.
10-
$1
preferred
(quar.)—„——
—;
Paramount Pictures Corp.
(quar.)—:
Parker-Hannifiri Corp, (quar.)
•
16c
9-18
9-15
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.,, common
Peerless
Tube
Penick
&
Ford,
8-31
9-17
9- 3
20c
Products
(quar.)
9-14
15c
-—
9-18
Cement
Fruit
Co.,
11"
(quar.)—:
9-15
9-
8-31
8-20
1
Rock
v
Pennsylvania Gas & Water,
4.10% preferred (quar.)
Peoples
Gas
Increased
Light
Soc
v,
quarterly
Machine
Pet
preferred
Milk
Co.,
4Va%
Gear
&
&
Trading
(Charles)
&
10-
j
8-15
10-
1
9-18
9-29
X&*: 4'
X, $1.75
25c
1
9-
$1.12'/a
10-
1
9-
50C
9-
25c
Corp., class A (quar.)
(increased-quar.)
9-13
,20c
9-20
75C
V
*
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
Piedmont
$5.50
9-
,
Pioneer Fund Inc.
Natural
Gas
Pioneer
15C
Piper
9-30
$1
Aircraft
■
6c j
9-14
...
:
6
_
l
,v> -T 20c
a—a
9-15
9-14
25c
1
(quar.)
(quar. )_„_,-—
v
X
•
v
X.__aX
9-14
V
$1-75 .'10- 1
Quarterly
a—— ' :X
9-17
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (quar.)
:
':
25c i
10r 1* A
Pittsburgh National Bank j(quar.)——---—. L "" 38c
9-20,.
:.
,55c;
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)._
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry.—
:
7%
$1.75 if 9- 4 <'.
preferred
(quar.)a——_—a—
9-21
Placer
t25c tDevelopment, Ltd.
(quar.)—
...
Corp.,
(quar.)
common
:v :
a
_
62 %C
1st preferred (quar.)
$3.50 2nd preferred
Porter
(H. K.), Inc.
(quar.)
(Mass.)
20c
Pot latch Foreste,
Potcwpaac
Powers
Inc.
(quar.)—
Power >(quar.X—
Blqctric
Regulator
~—
(quar.)
2nd
Corp.,
4%%
V
pfd.' (quar.)
Industries_.i-.__———/_a__—L '
i5c
3iy4e
^
o■
Stock
dividsndi
Service
v
:
a
1
New
Mexico—
soc
9-10
18c
8-31
9-10
,
;
11-
1
9-
9% i ii- 2
-r
A
$1.25
9-17
$1.31%
preferred (quar.)
5%% ..preferred (quar.)—.———
'
3
Electric
dividend
&
3
9-17
9-
9-29
8-31
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Gas,
preference
com.
9.-29
8-31
,
5'
1
9-15
9-10
8-20
9-10
8-16
10-
20c
10c
';
9-
'
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.18%
preferred
4.30%
5.28%
Publicker Industries,
$4.75
preferred
Puerto
Rico
com.
8-
65
10-
4.60%
Inc.
Sexton
1
8-24
8-23
9-7
8-17
Southwestern
Shell
,
Shelter
Telephone
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber
4
8-31
9-18
9-
10-
1
11-
1
;
4
—
12c
—
10-
1
9-17
9-
4
12-17
12-
3
10-5
32c
10-17
ouar.)
10-
$1.10
t6C
(quar.)
9-25
5:9- 4
9-14
;
10-10
1
9-7
9-15
8-24
10-15
9-18
v
32c
_a
22c
10-15
9-28
a
22 Vac
,10.-15
X" 9-28
10-15
9-28
25c
a.
-
_aa_
a
10.-15
15c
Co.
$5.25
Fund
Purolator
Putnam
Inc.
(George)
(From
(quar.)
Products
?
9.-14
20c
10-15
37 Vac
10-15
25c
(quar.)T__
:
9-15
Co.
Corp.
investment
Pyle-National
Co.,
preferred
income)
common
■
(quar.)_„
(quar.)
9-21 '
10c
Sicks'
Breweries,
Silknit,
5%
Ltd.
9-
7'
State
Oil
Refining (quar.).
Quality Importers, Inc. (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp., Ltd
7
V
10-19
10-19
11-1
10-19
10-19;
11-
1
9-
4
8-
1
9-
4
8-
1 *.
9-
4
33c
:
B
common
10-1
9-15
9-
4
9-15
preferred
$4.50
$1.12%':
(quar.)_
8-21
;
9-i7
-
8-10
j
8-24
8-21
I
9-15
$1.12 Va
9-15
8-31
30c
9-14
8-28
8c
9-21
8-24
■
_a
—
'
-
-
25c
1010-
8-31
1
$1.63
V 25c
(quar.)
E.)
Electric
10-
8-24
>" 37 Vac
Mfg., common (quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)—
Standard Brands, Inc., common
(quar.)
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
Standard Commercial Tobacco (resumed)—_
Standard
8-,l
10-'l
■
9-28
20c
10c
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)__'
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Sprague Electric (quar.)
Spring Street Capital Corp
Springfield Insurance Co., com.
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
(A.
10-15
5c
(quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Staley
,v
20c
(quar.)
8-31
9-
9-15
45C
8-31
8-27
9-20
fcL- 94c
1
9-11
8-15
"
87y2c
9-15
10c
?
9-17
6
8-31
8-24
■j"
Co.—
Skil
Financial
preferred
Oil
of
preferred
$3.30
9-30
Standard Oil Co.
9-
5
(quar.)
B
Co.
Oil
Oil
(Indiana)
Co.
(New Jersey)
Standard Structural Steel Ltd.
8-24
Stanley Home Products (quar.)
Star Market Co.
(quar.)
a-
7
8-17
State
9 20
8-24
10-25
9-20
;
9-1Q,
10-
1
9-14
10-
1
9-21
9-
9-12
8-15
$1.25
9-10
8-15
8-31
8-31
4
25c
9-10
8-29
5<?
9-10
8-31
8-17
12 Vac
10-
1
9-
4
12 Vac
10-
1
9-
9-27
9-
7
9-10
9-10
8-10
Corp.
Co.
preferred
Kline &
8-31
Snap-On
8-31
Socony-Mobil
Tools
Oil
1
8-31
10-
1
8-31
(stock
Finance
Stephenson
9-
9-15
8-24
9-14
8-15
9-10
8-10
,
7
75c
9- 7
8-27
75c
:—
Stores
Bros.
Stock
Stix
(quar.)
7%
Fuller
&
preferred
9-13
8-17
Co.,
com.
(N.
Y.),
class
A
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. common
Stock dividend
5%
prior preference
(quar.)
5% 2nd preferred-—
—
Stonecutter Mills,
class A
(quar.)
________
—
Stock
Sun
dividend
on
adrs
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sup Oil
Sundstrand
Supray D. X.
Sunset
Oil Co.
House
—
(auar.)_~
Distributing " Corp.
(quar.)—
Sunshine
(quar.)——
Quarterly
Sunset Industries
Stock
9-10
8-20
5.0c
9-10
8-
6
9-14
8-17
9-12
9-12
8-17
9-
7
8-24
9-28
9-14
10-. 1
9-
5
5%
10-
1
9-
5
10-
1
9-
5
25c
10-
5
1
9-
5c
9-10
9-
9-10
9-
————-—
*
Co.
Super Valu Stores,
5%
—
dividend
Mining
preferred
9-i0
9-10
99-
10c
10-
1
9-
3%
11-
1
10-
9-
7
45c
8-24
12V2c
9-
7
8-24
$1.25
10-
1
9-14
9-14
8-11
9-28
8-13
50%
com.
(quar.)
5c
10-
1
9-20
10-
1
9-20
9-10
8-10.
25c
9-21
9-
6
9-15
8-
fi
i2y2c
9-15
9-
1
3%
9-14
8-29
10-23
(Cal.)—
Sunshine Biscuits Inc.
35c
10- 1
35c
35C
(quar.)—______a_
1
8-29
5«C
2%%
Corp.
10-
9-11
i; 9- 4
"v 8-31
$1.13
—
(quar.)
Co.
3
25c
8-27
9-17
.
25c
Chemical, common
(reduced)——*
preferred
(quar.)—
——
$4.50
9-
1
11-20
9-14
50%
——
9-17
11-
1
.
25Q
12 %C
30c
stock dividepd)
Sunset International Petroleum Corp.—
150c
8-13
12-
9-10
5c
(quar.).__X__—
B
Stop & Shop (quar )___
_'.———
Stock dividend
:
Storer Broadcasting Co., common (quar.) —
Class B (quar.)____
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)__—
Summers
(John) & Sons, Ltd.—
Ordinary, (stock
dividend)
4
.
9-14
12^U
4
20c
9-
6y4c
9-28
9-
30c
Class
7
9-29
25c
—--.—
9-
Ltd.— - •*
French Laboratories
(quar.)
(quar,)
,
12-31
■
2%
43.%C
(quar.)
9-19
8-14
9-
9-27,
30c
(quar.)
45c
5
8-31
9-15
10-15
5%
dividend
Baer
;
25c
15 c
•r.
8-31
flOc
a:
dividend)
Aluminum Products
(quar.)
Sterling Seal _——-1
—
Stern & Stern .Textiles, 4%%
pfd, (qyar.)
Stewart-Warner
Corp.
(quar.)_
8-17
9-21
15c
^—,*.
2
8-24
9.-15
10c
40c
(Del.)
Co.
9-11
40c
50c
Paper Mills,
(quar-)L
Oil
8-31
10-
115c
—
9-1
8-31
$1.25
$1.25
(quar.)
._
120c
8-15
9-38
8-31
9-14
t5Qc
(quar.)_
Electric
9-14
t25c
quar.)
9-15
9-15
87%c
—
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
8-24
9-14
1
9-15
7'%c
fquar.)_,
Steinberg's Ltd., common (quar.)
8-10
20c
Co.—_—
9-14
10-
37 V3c
(quar.)
4
20c
:
9-28
r
15c
preferred.
Sterchi
9-21
—
20c
9-20
25c
Sterling
4
10- 2
9-17
preferred
5%
5%
9-14
10- 2
25c
(Del.)
Shake
n
9-
:r
rv.r.
t50c
(quar.)
9-28
8-24
Stecher Traung Lithograph
11-10
8-17
25c
—
10- 2
v
10-10
9- 7
50c
&
Steak
t5c
U5c
8-13
.
9-10
,
■
:
;
.
8-2Q
8c
;
—
9-20
lo-ia
10-10
'
27 Vac
2
Loan
(quar.)
10-15!'
8-10
8-31
9-12
,
9-10
<
.
Finance, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
6% preferred (quar.)
Stauffer Chemical, 3Va%
pfd. (quar.)
t56 y4c
,
—-
Standard
/
—
Yi 9-19
93 %c
(quar.)__
8-10
'
9-10
62 Vac
(quar.)——;~.rT—
10-12
9-18
(quar.)
Venezuelan
60C
(quar.)_;
(Ohio), common
(quar,)—a__
Steel
"
* 45c
:
(quar.)—
9-14
9-10 1
50c
82 Vac
10-10
'
9-30
V
(quar.)
(quar.)
10-12
p!;,10c
(quar.)
Corp.
com.
9-14
9-30
75c
_a___
California,
9-14
$1.45
'
Standard
10-15
9-30
14c
(quar.)
Corp., common
(quar.)
preferred A
1
11-
17 VaC
a—_
9- 8
J 30c
(reduced
Smith-(Howard)
$2
Quarterly
11- 1
10- 3
(quar.)
Company
9-14
5c
10-19
11-1
11-1
36c
11? 1
;
$1.31'A
12Vac
—,—
9-15
40c
10-19
11? 1
32c
Pressed
1QC
•
Singer Mfg.
(quar.)__
Skelly Oil Co. (quar.)
8-31
10-19
10-19
Products—
common
Standard
'25c
(quar. 1
8
7
*3Qc
B
9-
9-
10-19
i;
:
Chemical
A
9-21
115c
Sinclair
9-
10-19
1
li-
11-1
(quar.)
Class
$3
Ltd.—
8
1
1
11-
$1.18%
Radio, Ltd. (initial quar.)—1
Register Co:, common (quar.)—
$1.56%
(quar.)
Sinclair
1
11-
27 y4c
Standard
$1.18%
a
(quar.)
Dairies
A
Ltd.
10-
10-19
11-1
(quar.)
Standard
13c
common
preferred
SiLverwood
6mith,
Quakpr
Ltd.,
Simpsqns,
10-
9-28
1
,"31%c
Telephone, com.
8-10
$1
(quar.)__
9-13,
$2
4
10-20
$1.40%
_____—'
8-24
2V/2C
class
12 Vac
9-
I
$1.15
(quar.)_A
9-14
35q
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
Class
B
(quar.)__A
Slater
•
9-15
11-
$1.10
27>/aC
—A
: 9-10
85c
1
B
Mfg.,
(Boston)—
—"
Oil Co.
—
(initial-quar.)
class A (quar.)—
Inc.,
Class
Simplicity
4
97 Vac
—
preferred
$1.25
—
Steel
2
9-17
$1.03%
$1.Q6%
dividend
Speedry
$5.80
Qq.
Cable
8-
9-17
1Q-1Q
3%%
—
common
Shulton,
&
9-
9-17
I
11-
Standard
25 c
Co.______
&
4
1
1
Service-
9-17
10-
"7%C
(quar.)
Saw
9-
10-
10-
92VaC
com.
20c
—_
(quar.)
(quar.)_:
Simplex Wire
9-14
4
10-
19c
Service,
1
36c
(qugr.)
& Cq._
Simmons
16c,
9-
$1.25
17c
a—a
(Winston-Salem,
J—.———,—
preferred (quar.)___I—
9.
Stock
;
Standard
8-31
9-28
(quar.)
(quar.).
Simonds
50c
—
(increased)
Fund
9-29
1
11-30
14
$1.07
(quar.)
preferred
9-28
8-24
5c
r
;
—
8-31
9-29
preferred
8-24
10-26
10-26
5c
(quar.;
Tryst
&
8-24
,
9
$1.16%
—
'
28c
_A
:
(quar.)__A—;
8-31
9-14
'
2%
dividend
Puritan
8%
35c
a
.
9-29
12 -10
$1
$1.10
Class
9-14
lie
—
8-31
9-28
25c
(quar.)
Pullman. Inc. (reduced quar.)
Purex
Corp., (increased)——
Stock
45c
(quar.)
'>"•
75c
9-
9-14
$1.25
preferred
8-
3
9-
Sparton Corp. (resumed)
bpeed-O-Print Business Machine#—
1
America—
Class
'
9-
15
(A. G.) & Bros., Inc
8partans Industries Inc. (quar.)
9-17
(quar.)
Shoe Corp. of
8-31
4
15
Spalding
10-25
a
Shenango Valley Wqter, 5% pfd. (quar.)—
Shepard Niles^Crane & Hoist (quar.)
9-29
9-
1
1
9
9
£,
8-31
$1.25
Co., $5 pfd.
(quar.)—a
Corp.
Mfg.
$1.32
9-28
$1.44
$1.32
25c
(quar.)
I:
Life
Class
9-14
9-
1
t$1.25
Corp., class A,
&' Co. (quar.)__
Finance
Oil
8-31
5%
9- 15
.250
States
-
(John)
8-31
i2y2c
15
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
9-10
9-20
t25c
(quar.)
(Frank G.) Co. (quar.)__
Shawinigan Water & iRqwer—
4% preferred (quar.)—
4.y2%
preferred ; (quar.)
8-31
$1.18%
1
5.62 y2%
9-15
$1.25
Shattuck
9-29
(quar.)—
i
9-1
$1.25
4.75%
6.
8-31
21c
incr.-quar.)
(Walter J.)
Roebuck &
9-29
(stock divid.)
(quar.)
Pueblo Supermarkets
4.25%
9-14
1
25 c
Corp.,"5% preferred
(quar.)—'.
:
preferred
9-29
V
9-
9-
9
(quar.)
Public
4.40%
U5c
5c,
Lock
preferred
$1.26%
$1.04 ya
—__
K-lf>
$1.26%
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred ($25 par)
preferred
(quer.)__
3.90%
15c
(com.
Products
Foresman
$i.07 y2
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5,05%
8-31
9-29
$1.02
—
14
8-27
15
(quar.)
Southwestern
4.15%
r
'
4.08%
8-15
:
Insurance (Dallas) (quar.)
Life
9^1'
9-15
$1,12 Va
class A—
,
9-131
2%
Paper
"
Service
$1.40
Tubular
New
55c
.
Public
-
(quar.
Sherer-Gillctt
«
.
5%
10-
t$1.06V4 '
^
Fe
Setoni Leather
9-14
8-15
8-31
9 ■17
9- 14
Power—
Electric
preferred
4.40%
(increased-quar.)
Serve!,' Inc.,
8-15
v
8-27
$4.40
50c
(quar.)
Electric—*
Quarterly
'-CX'
;'
10-15
9- 15
(quar.)
Southwestern
30c
:
Ltd.
Foods,
Security
9-22
-
9-23
9-10
tl5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(initial
Diego Gas &
Sears
V
V*
-
of
Co.
9-
9-
8-17
Marine Insurance—
&
$6.25
9-14
>
•
4"'
VA
VK
Fire
Sealed Power
8-31
y
4
3.70%
(quar.)
$4,7$
1
9-14
10-10"
'
'J.;
._
Public Savings insurance (Texas)—
5c
l
8-17
9-
25C
(quar.)__
fquar.)
income)
-9-21
1
a.9-15-v
•
Ai2y2c'
.
^
la-
15c
•V
:
preference
A
common
Seaboard
9-15
'
9-14
10-
4
"8-31':
-
Electric
preferred
Southwestern
9-6
9-10
10c
'
9-20
60c
;
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)_
$4 preferred (quar.)T$3.40 preferred (guar.)
Scripto, Ine., class A (quar.)__—a
a___a
Scudder Stevens
&
Clark
Fund
(from net
4
9-
i
la-io
10c
Progress Mfg., $1.2$ preferred (quar.)______ :
Prophet Company (quar.)—a___a_—1—
Proyi/dence Washington Insurance—
i'Y"
$3 preferred
(quar.).—
—___—
Provident Life & Accident Insurance
(Chattanooga) (quar.)
9-14
;
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Regis Paper, 4.40%
Scott,
V 9- 4
s
1
•'»
.
ll%c
r
a—
preferred (quar.)—,—r_J
Cotton Oil. (quar.)____A.A_.
,—
Public
10-
25c
2%
r.: i
Producers
Progress,
9-io y
'.9-28
22yac
•
Controls
Co.
Corp.
(qua?!)
Lead
Schneider
8-31 1
9-10
-
VA"' 36c
Paul
Schlage
8-31
9-10
25c
:_
—
Premier Industrial Corp.- (quar.)_—
Pre way,, InQ. • (stock dividend)——
Printing Corp. of. America—a—.—
Proctor-Silex
i
10c :
(quar.)
5%
~
Schering
4
9-
Southwestern
14
25c
—
(quar.)
class A
preferred
Sawhill
'
9-
5 /
Paper Mills,
Royalty Co.
preferred
:
Drilling (quar.)
Savage Arms Corp.''(quar.)___.
8-20
v
9-
9-15
:
5c
8-31 )
>9-24
Southland
9-15
4.28%
preferred (quar.)_
5.60% preferred (quar.)
San
Juan Racing
Assn
>
.?■
9-
9-24
•:
62'/aC
_
37ViC
preferred (quar.)
Scott
9-24
5C
~
5%
5
8-31
1
9
$1.18%
10-15
5%
8-31
.
Southland
9-
-.
7
*
8-31*
:
11-30
9- 20
11-
25c
—
2
4.40^ preferred '.(quar.)
y;4Va% preferred (quar.)
9-14
_—
Polaroid
:
Cola
Inc..
*
;
9-10
.
,12-14
.
9-
$1.33%
(initial)
A__
11-
Manufacturing
Common
8-28
i--
1'
9-29
■
Louis-San Francisco Ry., com.
Santa
15c
8-
9-15:
30c
;—
preferred* (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
4»A% preferred (quar.)
10-14
80c
8-31
Ry.—
5
9-15
1
70c
#
(quar.)
(quar.)
5%
11-1
4%'
"V
(quar.)
(quar.)
Lawrence Corp., Ltd., common
San
'
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
a—'.
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
9-
'
Stores;
Salada
9 -12 >' .'8-28
;
10c '
10c
Corp. (quar.)
Canada, Ltd. (Quebec)—
preferred
New
St.
8-24
.10-
12%c
•
___,
St.
8-31,
9-
of
r
9-12
-
24c
•
8-31
<
7
1
10-
50c
Union Gas Co., new com.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
>.
2c
preferred (quar.)
St.! Louis Steel Castings
8-15
,v
5.05%
~
9-
•
10v
v*>
,
(quar.)
5%
1
9-25
15c
(quar,)—
Corp.
Inc.
9-14
9c
:;:v
11-26
$1.25,
$1.20
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred
Joseph
5%
1
10-
9-15
preferred
5.35%
10-20
.
9-29
$1.12Va
:
aa__
(quar.)
4.65%
H.)
Crown
5%
9-14
a
4c
27 Vac
Co.
Railway
Southern
9- 6
; 11- 1
45c
Gas
8-23
Joseph Light & Pqwer
St.
8-24
f
12-17
55 5%
8-31
Ltd.
St.
9-12
■
10-15
-
net invest., inc.)
common
Pitney-Bowes,
1
9-15
$50c
9-20
8-27
:
9-30
.
;;
.__
Electric—
<Sc
10-15
Corp.
5%
9-20
-
4
9-10
9-10
Southern
9-30
27c
37'/a C
(quar.)__
Natural
Southern Pacific
;-
'
9-15
3
$1.37'/a
Telephone Co;; (Del.)—
(initial-quar.)
New
10-
75c
(quar.)
Pioneer
VlO-
10-
Gas
9-10
24(5 * I
K
(quar.)
preferred
2
St.
8-20'
1
50c
30c
Indiana
Southern
9-20
9-10
;*■ 8-22
'
5
St.
4
9-
4.
10-10f:" 10-
:7 vi ;> 5c
a
(quar. fr,
Plastics
10-
$2.50
-
.
Pillsbury Co., $4 preferred (quar.)—.
;
Pine Street Fund Inc.—>£;v
vX;.- , V
Quarterly from net investment income—
Pioneer
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
62 VaC
(quar. )———,*:
j
(Hartford)
Gas,
preferred
£
_
Co.
Natural
.X
Transportation—
PhiladelphiaTrenton RR.
Philjips Screw Co. (interim)
Phoenix
6
8-27
Vv.
$1.50
5%
'
8-17
9-28
f x soc
—__
9-
'
9-10
4
9-30
4oc
Inc.vCcommon»-.A—aa—.__aa :r
4% -preferred^ (quarr.)____AA_-A____A__:i.l_Jv
'10-'f
4.30% preferfed (quar.)
a
'$1.07 Vi'
St.
Clair Specialty Mfg.
10c
9-20'
(quar.)
1
8-17"
9 r?
(H.
Ages
Safeway
'
com.—
10-
1
9-29
dividend
4.80%
"
8-10
9-10
75c
1
(Maine),
8-15
Water—
9-
(Hugh) & Sons, Ltd
Ryan Aeronautical (quar.)
4
9-14
1
10-
'
Russ Tors
4
8-15
50c
Stock
Common
6
&
(increased-quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
$5
Southern
8-17
10-
25c
$2.38;
11-
Russel
8-20 '
..
10-
:•
Co.
Suburban
4-
'
10-19
10-19
15c
(quar.)
Royalties Management Corp
Rudd-Melikian, Inc.
(stock dividend)."
Ruppert (Jacob) 4V2% pfd. (quar.)
9-10
v
Gas
r
9-14
23c
V
:
Co.—
9-28
7l/aC
;
:
Chemical
&
18c
convertible
Royal
•
Phelps Dodge Corp. (quar.)
—:
Philadelphia Electric Co.
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown & Norristown RR.
Philadelphia
9-
v
5;:
8-30
6
1
(quar.
$4.50
,i
9-
10-
(s-a)
10c
preferred
9- 5
v
9-12
45C
„•
Fertilizer
preferred
Common
9-10
9-12
1
I
4.75%
-*■
9-28
10-15
(quar:)'
preferred (quar.)_____.
;
Company (quar.)
Southern
5
'
lquar.)____A_
'3.0c
$1.12 y3
120c
(quar.)
'original preferred
Southern
9-14
9-
"
Gas Co.
Service
-10
•
Roiland Paper Co.,
9-14 1
1
p
t
:
Rockwell-Standard
f
''
10-11
11-
;;
5%
4.32%
Southern'
9-29
■
Public
(s-a).
Transit
Rockwell
•
9-14
35c
preferred
Petroleum
,1
10-15
10c
(quar.)——
common
5
9-4
X, 9-15
' 25C
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Peter Paul,
Inc.
(quar.)
Petroleum Exploration. Inc.
Pfizer
'
Co.—
'
41c
22q.
.
—_____
7%
5
9-
9-28
5 v
9-
iR
1
.
„
Peoples Telephone, common <quar.)_—L—
Peoples Trust Co., (Reading,.Pa.) (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (Long Island) (quar.)—
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)—
Perkins
9-17
10-
25c
^
9-
9-17
35c
$1.02 Va
Coke—
&
.v.
(quar.)v
common
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Southeastern
5
9-
;
of
5
(quar.)
Porter
Rockower
6%
(quar.)
Telephone (quar.)
Southern California Edison—'
.
11-
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
Robertshaw-Fulton
9-15
15c
a
Gas
Southeastern
10-11
1
933/4c
(quarterly from income)
Inc.
1;
Lumber
Rochester
9-14
30c
'35c
(quar.)——
common
9-
'
Myers,
Robertson
4
"
Penn
6
1;
27 Vic
1
''
Extra
8-24
9-
:
Jersey
Pittsburgh Water, 4>/a% pfd.
Company,
Ltd.1 (quar.)
Southeastern Propane
J
••
(quar.)_
dividend
&
Roberts, &
X
1
'
.4
Corp.
Express,
Roberts
9-14
South
9-14
;
11-1
ai
common
(quar.)
South
9-14*"?'
' / 8-16
910-
59 %c
(quar.)
$1.50 preferred
■
"
preferred
'
Robbins
8-31
4C
Ltd
A
Paper
Stock
,
9-14
9-14;
10-1
Controls,-Inc. dquar.)—_
Penn-Dixie
9-28
14C
•
^uau),
(quar.)
Metal
Peninsular
Penn
Co.
4
9-14
J35C
7%
9-
4
10-12
I2V2C
Textile
Roadway
8-24
,
9-10
9-21
12 VaC
(quar.)
Co.,
Rittenhouse Fund
9-4
-12 Vac
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp,
(quar,
.A
50c
Parmelee Transportation 'Co.__A____i_
T_—./.
J20C
Paton Mfg. Co., Ltd., common--——'
______
Rio
-10
10-
59- 7
1
-10
645 c
9-14
10-
10
9-10
2IV2G'
a-aa-
Corp.
(extra)
Alg.om Mines, Ltd., common
Grande Valley
Gas
(quar.)
Rio
9-14
9-21
50c
.
1
Class
Riegel
Riegel
8-24 ;
9- 7
50c
Mines, Ltd—_!
Sulphur
(quar.)
Eastern
Brothers
40c
(quar.)
com.
10-
10-19
;
(quar.)____-__
(quar.
"
•
Panhandle
Oil
Gas,
57V3C
1
30c
Inc.
&
10-
:50c
(quar.)
Riciiurdson-Merreli,
Electric
3
10-
9-20
25c
-12
•5%
preferred
(quar,)
preferred
(quar.)____________I___V
4.60% preferred (quar.)_____
8-17
25c
;:
,,
-12
9-26
;;
9- 3
62 Vac
9-
10-
9-26
56 y4.c
9-14
}27c
(qtiar.)__T__^A__-:___A_-i
Richardson Co.
9-15
9*14
10c
;v
Porcupine
American
10-
25c
9-12
10c
8-24
5%
"
Rich's, Inc.,1 common (guar.)-_^_______.
3%% preferred (quar.)
9-15
(quar.)__
(quar.)
*
South Carolina
:
9-28
Co.
Southam
'
8-22
7%c
(quar.)—
,—
Packaging Corp. of America, common--—
Pamour
9-12
/
4
37y2c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Tin
9-
9-30
31 %C.
(quar.)
Products
Indemnity
Pacific
(quar.)
Co., 5%
conv. pfd.
(quar.)__
preferred series A (quar.)—
2nd
6%
Products
8-10
9-14
-
38 %c
4.50%
9-18
'
60c
31'/4c
,9-10
9-28
7
8-31
_
9-4;,^
30c
Coast
Pacific
•
_25c
;
'
Holders
Payable p) Rec.
25c
1
5.12%
4 V2 % preferred (quavr.)r.AiJUA^._«^i-i:__^
$1.12 ya
Reynolds & -Reynolds Co.—
- -~Class. A (increased)—
:
17Vic
1—.
Reynolds (R. J.), Tobacco Co; :(quar.)«__.—.
40c
3.00V0' preferred
90c
(quar.)__L^^_A_A^-.-^-rw
Rice Ranch' Oil Co.i
Ic:'
I
9-14
.
—
v
<
Manufacturing
Stock dividend
When
Share
(quar.)
Boss
9-14
90c
Rexall Drug & Chemical (quar.)-_^
$1
i.%" preferred: :(quar.)__L^^;^^-J-_-i;;^'
Oxford Paper Co., common (quar.)
8-31
:
1
lie
(quar.)
Reynolds Metals Co., common
4%%' preferred (quar.)
10- 5
8-22
9-14
tl5c
"
of Company
Products
1 Sonotone
Corp., $1.25 pf<J. (quar.).^
$1.55 preferred (quar.)_
9-21
Chains
Revlon
Owens-Corning
1
9-12
20c
:
Republic Corp., $1 preferred - (quar.)
Republic Steel Corp. (reduced):.
;
V»
9-14
12 Vac
_
9-21
11-
3
9-10
,
10c 4
-
———
10-
20c
Co. (quar.)___
(Canada), Ltd.—
Class' A
(quar.)
:
Republic Aviation Corp;, (quar.).
'
Manufacturing
Osboorn
87 Vac
51
Per
Name
'
'10c
$1
$1.19
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Sonoco
Redwing Carriers
Reeyes Bros. Inc. (quai;.)
Refractory & Insulation Corp.
9-14
When
Share
,
of America—
Corp.
6% preferred (quar.)_Raybestos-Manhattan Inc.
=.
8-20 '«»-
.
;■
Rapid Grip & Batten, Ltd., class A
-•
8-28
9-10
50c ?
.
&■' 8-10-v"
6
\
of Company
$3.50
1st
preferred
(quar.)___
Ralston Purinav Co. (quar.)
Ranco, Inc. (quar.)
:
r__
?
7
9-
9"10
ft
4
20c
—
Oshawa
Name
■
Line,
Coal Corp. i—i_.—__________
Line
Life
Insurance
Co.
of
America
(995)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Radio
Old Ren
Old
'^a ^rr?^'r"
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6191.
Name of Company
i
Oklahoma
-M yM>
—-—r
$1.10
5c
(increased quar.)—
——--
15C
62 VaC
9-
7
9-23
8-
3
9-29
8-31
9-15
8-31
10-
1
9-17
,
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(996)
.
.
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
"'fry-'
When
Per
Name
of Company
Co
Propane. Ltd.
(extra)
Swift
&
Company
(quar.)—Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
Syracuse Supply Co. (quar.)
Tamblyn
(G.),
Tennessee
Corp.
Tennessee
(quar.)
Inc.
-
(quar.)—
com.
Texas
$4
Transmission, com.
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred
Texas
Gulf Sulphur
Texas
Texas
Texas
$4.84
$4.76
preferred
Inc., common (quar.)___——
4%
preferred (quar.)_____—
Textron, Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25
Thatcher
Glass
Thermogas
Thomas
$5
preferred
conv„
&
new
Betts
preferred
10-
Thomas
preferred
$5
common
(quar.)
Industries,
(quar.)
Lewis
Tip
Foods
Roller
9-
4
Veeder-Root,
9-
4
Vendo
9-14
'
9-14
9-10
8-10
10-15
9-21
Viking
1
9-14
9-14
Virginia Electric & Power,
4.25%
1
10-15
9-15
8-29
11-
10-
9-14
1
1
9-14
9-14
9-
6
8-17
9-15
8-17
9-14
8-14
9-
4
8-
9
B
6%
preferred
preferred
Corp
5%
9-14
9-14
8-29
Wagner
Walgreen
10-10
9-
9-10
!
4
10-
1
9-15
10-
1
"• 9-15
10-
1
Trav-Ler
Truck
True
Corp.
Insurance
Trunkline
$5
class
A
Co.
of
Trust
Twin
South
Tyler
Walt
Warner
La
Salle
9-
3
8-20
9-10
8-23
9-10
8-20
9-15
10-
10-
1
9-
8
9-
1
5
9-14
9-14
8-28
-
10-
9-
Udylite Corp.
Bank
Union
Electric Co.,
(Los
preferred
$3.50
preferred
Union
Stock
Union
Yards
Sugar
Co.
United
Air
United
9-15
9-
3
8
8-15
United
Gas,
United Electric
Corp.
Coal
United
Industrial
United
9* 7
1
9-
7
6%
1
9*
7
10-
1
10-
1
Class
United
U.
S.
A
New
Borax
Extra
Jersey
&
RR.
9-15
9-20
9-
6
10c
9-20
9-
6
5%
9-28
9-14
45c
9-10
8-
9-10
8-31
9-11
8-24
9-14
8-31
3
4Vi%
8.
60c
U S Gypsum Co.,
;
Extra
*1%
Class
B
Western
8-17
9-14
1
10-18
9-15
9-
9-14
8-31
32c
10-
5
1
9-12
9-28
8-29
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
8-15
4
White
10-19
Wiatt
11-15
8-17
Corp.
Williamhouse
Williams
&
(quar.)
Williams Bros.
Willson
9-14
9-10
8-31
9-15
8-15
50c
9-10
87I6
9-28
9-14
a25c
9-10
8-30
40c
9-27
9-12
9-10
8-22
Wisconsin
6%
L
laws
the
principal
Ave.,
office
Baltimore,
has
company
the
under
The
been
of
of
Md.
engaged
in
field of underground conduit.
patent -application covering
a
conduit for which it paid
a-
4.40%
9-
4
several
1
9-
7%c
9-
5
8-31
9-28
9-14
10-31
10-16
$2.50
10-10
9-20
20c
9-14
8-31
5c
$1.12Vi
9-14
12-
8-31
1
11-15
(quar.)
30c
10-15
9-21
(quar.)__
65c
10-
1
8-31
20c
10-
1
8-31
$1.75
10-
1
;
8-3L
1
9-
5
4
9-20
-
9-28
9-
9-28
9-21
9-29
9-12
13-
1
10-
1
9-12
11-
1
HM1
11-13
9-15
25c
9-
9-20
11-
10-
11-
5
9-
5
10-
1
\ 9-16
68%c
10-31
10-
5
18c
9-15
9-
1
18c
9-15
9-
1
1
10-
1
9-
35c
9-14
4
8-23
30c
10-
1
9-14
$8%c
10-
1
8-16
30c
9-
4
9-15
35c
9-10
8-30
9-10
8-30
9-24
9-10
.
85c
.
n
50c
$1.31'A
10-
1
9-17
30c
9-28
9-17
10c
10-10
9-14
9-10
8-15
second
to
during
the
10-9
9-14
9-10
8-24
p%
\
9-20
$$2.50
10-
40c
11-
1
$1.06'A
10-
9-10
1
1
(quar.)
addition
It
It
is
9-29
9-15
10-
5
9-14
-
9-14
the'
stock
and
result
Pacific
the
Woodward
Products
Hawaiian
Co.
&
9-25
9-14
8-31
9-14
9-
5C
1
17%c
9-14
4
8-31
6'/2c
9-14
8-31
20c
9-10
8-31
50c
9-
5
8-21
9-
5
8-21
40c
9-
8
75c
9-28
9-
5
30c
(F.
W.)
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
Jr.
Co.
(reduced quar.)
9-28
9-
9-28
9-
5
Pacific
Hawaiian
Products
occur,
one
issued
in
share
by
of
exchange"
company
as
a
approval.
California corporation
principally
beverages in
"Hawaiian
Punch"
variations
and
thereof.
Its
subsidiaries
Hawaiian Fruit Growers Exchange Ltd., located in
Hawaii,
provides the parent company with certain fruit juices 'and
purees
and produces a limited amount of tropical fruit beverages
which
and
concentrates
"King
which
marketed
are
under
the
trade
name
of
the Islands"; Cinch Products Inc. of Los Angeles,
Calif.,
produces a line of packaged cake mixes and related items,
distributed principally in the western half of the United
States;
and Royal Master Corp. of Burbank,
Calif., which produces a line
which
shine items, distributed
shops and shoe stores.
shoe
men's
of
June
1,701,992
the
30,
shares
first
were
83
1962,
six
of
cents
a
stock.
common
months
$23,755,183
principally
Pacific Hawaiian
of
and
share.—V.
1962
It
department stores,
reported
$13,650,567
had
outstanding
consolidated
and
sales
net
income of
share. For 1961, the consolidated
income was $1,418,473, equivalent
a
the
196,
of
in
Products
p.
122.
Richardson
Co.—Private Financing Arranged—On
Aug. 31, 1962, it was reported that this company ar¬
ranged a ,$6,000,000 5%% sinking fund loan, due
with New York Life Insurance Co.
1977,
Richardson, a
industrial parts,
111., will use the
cent acquisition
producer of chemicals, plastics and
with headquarters in Melrose Park,
proceeds in connection with the re¬
of Chemical Rubber Products, Inc.,
and other corporate purposes.—V. 196,
p. 792.
Rowland Products,
Net
$0.041.,
9-10
37%c
9-20
$1.12'/a
9-15
(monthly)
8-24
8-31
8-31
10-
1
25c
n.—-
25c
11-
1
10-19
25c
12-
1
11-20
9-20
sales
Inc.—Sales, Earnings Down—
this Kensington, Conn.-based manufacturer of ex¬
sheeting, for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1962,
amounted to $4,526,018, it was announced by Hugh
Rowland, Presi¬
dent. This compares with net sales of $6,047,848
reported for the
previous year
which included sales of $2,057,000 for the G. E.
truded
_—
r
Acquisition Nego-
include:
5
$1.25
Co.,/Ltd
-
8-16
Lothrop, Inc., common
Worthington Corp., common
4'/a%
preferred (quar.)
Monthly
10-10
8c
(quar.)
-Y
8-31
8-27
$1.50
preferred
Woolworth
9-20
9-10
*f.
Extra
5%
■
their
$845,180, amounting to 50 cents
(quar.)
x
engaged in the manufacture and sale of fruit juice
ready-to-drink form and concentrated fruit juice beverages in liquid
and frozen forms.
These products are merchandised under the trade
for
Woodward Iron Co.* (quar.)
Woodward
for
8-31
8c
Extra
of
Products is
8-31
25c
Governor
year
acquisition. Should the negotiations culminate in
would be submitted to the shareholders of
9-15
(quar.)
1962
matter
Hawaiian
Pacific
.
9-15
35c
—
in/
shares of the common stock of
It is also contemplated that no
change
$1.20
(quar.)
sale
>
(18/10)
$1.12'/a
,
best
the management or personnel of either
the
of
contract,
R.
Products.
Hawaiian
made in
the
of
10-15
;
its
.
should the acquisition
J. Reynolds would be
10-31
(quar.)
enjoying
:
~
'•
-T.
acquisition
eight-tenths
will be
to
(quar.)
'
$1.50
Newspaper Machinery
Royal Books for Women and
to publish two new magazine
monthly
"Man's Magazine"
regular
chairman of R. J. Reynolds and Reuben P. Hughes,
of Paciifc Hawaiian Products Co., have
two companies have commenced negotiations
Pacific
sales
B
Books',
were
anticipated that,
common
8-31
Class
for the first six months,
the first part of 1961.
record number of 82 paperback
half
pf. ..1962
through its three
a
Corp.—Sales, Earnings Up—
8-31
Wood
year,
the
that
one
As
Enterprises, class A (quar.)__
first
company's income
Pyramid reported an
chairman
and
the
8-31
Wometco
the
of the
"
for
9-15
A
$1,502,154
for
also plans
its
to
Stores
looking toward
R. J. Reynolds.
of
-
to
$1,195,300
during
second
Pyramid
Science.
of
the
of
plans to publish
Bowman Gray,
9-15
Class
half
$33,084
.
announced
name
;,'40c
(Detroit)—
corresponding period
amounting
in net income after taxes
earnings
president
a
Power
Co.
any
with
(R. J.) Reynolds Tobacco Co.
/
8-31
8c
Insurance
high for
company,
compared
Rations—
9-15
A
the
Earnings for all periods are based on 585^568 shares outstanding.
for' 1962 are subject to audit and adjustment at the
end of tile fiscal year.—V. 195, p. 2493.
1
~
8-15
15c
18%c
com.
and magazines has reported
earnings for the six month
,,/.-,
earlier.
9-10
25c
(monthly)
(monthly)
Aluminum
(quar.)
and
All- figures
.
10-
<
(quar.)
i
./
.
$244,084, equal to 42 cents a share, com¬
pared to $60,597 or 10 cents a share, for the similar 1961 period.
For
the three months ended July 31 net sales were $6,868,415,
compared with $6,630,162 for the corresponding 1961 quarter. Net
earnings for the second quarter this year were $221,631, equal to
38 cents a shafe, versus $151,819,
or
2& cents per share, a year
8-31
10c
(quar.)
.
5
59%c
(quar.)
pfd.
800 shs.
•./.
8-16
1
9^-30
59c
1
ff-10
10-31
593/sc
(quar.)
5,000 shs.
800 shs.
according to the report, "is now
years;"—V. 195, p. 2079.; /' r
Net
ago.
$1.19
8-31
1
1
8-
$1.10
Wolverine
10-
8-
4
$1.24
8-24
7
4
9-
1%
Ltd^
Outstanding
2,000 shs.
.
5,000 shs,
The
company reports
for the six months ended July 31,
consolidated net sales of $12,370,508,
against $11,690,846, a
(quar.)
9-10
8-31
9-
68c
Envelopes,
the
Reliable
18c
" '
(quar.)_^
all-time
of
1962
8-30
8-23
(quar.)
Class
9-
V
9-29
20c
dividend)
FINANCING
1
25c
1
stock.
common
1962.
an
of
lines:
in
which,
4
$2.65
(quar.)
Electric
Wolverine
1
annuals
9-
Co. (quar.)
(initial quar.)
&
titles
9-15
10c
'?
at
compared
Worlds
9-
;
i
voting
PRESENT
:
in
established
10-^1
30c
(quar.)
TO
V
.
both sales
in
history
company
book
preferred
8-24
1
Co.
The
9-17
17Vic
(quar.)_
B
30,
half
of 61%
$53,403
The
36c
:
issued
traditionally the greater part
earned
increase
8-27
$1.50
(stock
in
preferred
9-15
9-28
;
its
$10)—
(par $10)
/
1961.
Although
4.96%
9-12
10-
6
first
of
4.76%
9-15
10-
9-
$1.25
Inc.
the
9-10
;r^,r.;
common—
common
Wisconsin Public Service,
Wolf Corp., class A
5
$75c
8-31
1
of
EFFECT
(par
class
were
entire
the
half
9-30
9-15
10-
sales
Net
in
9-14
Mfg.
preferred
4
22c
$1.06%
11-15
62Vic
Wisconsin Power & Light, 4'/2%
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
9-
8-31
7
stock
80%
/
V
Authorized
$10)—__—3,000 shs.
(par
com,'stock
ended June
9-20
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
preferred
45c
(quar.)__
1959.
Milton
publisher of paperbound books
period
10c
Monthly
9-
1
8-20
Winfield Growth Industries Fund—
9-15
10-
9-
9-14
9-15
Co.,
Company, common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
9-15
6%c
common
5,
Pyramid Publications, Inc.—Sales at Record High—
This
7 Vic
(quar.)
&
45c
(quar.)
f
multiple
GIVING
195, p. 2699.
6'Ac
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stationers
18c
50c
9-29
thereof
substantial increases
8-24
12Vic
.__,v
class A
cortfmon
Brake
Company
10-15
10-15
9-14
9-10
50c
(quar.)
Co.,
(The),
3
9-12
8-20
$10c
(quar.)
3
9-29
9-10
36%c
common
11-
9-29
9-15
stock
Preferred
—V.
or
(quar.)
(Norman)
30c
Canal
in
joining
.
Non-voting
10-11
50c
(quar.)
Cement
11-
9-28
5
9-30
29c
:
preferred
Wickes
9-10
11-
Stationery
Air
Motor,
5%%
10-19
40c
9-14
15c
(quar.).
series A
preferred
Whitehall
10-19
10-19
1
'J-
V
Common
for
1
&
Utilities
% %
11-15
12Vic
s-a)
incorporated
was
license -of
•
for
inventors
the
6
10-
10c
Inc. (quar.)_
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Co. (quar.)
Whippany Paper Board Co., Inc. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp., common
(quar.)
11-15
„
(increased
-
v";
/
Nov.
on
development
device
CAPITALIZATION
8-15
9-21
(Del.)
Weston
11-15
'40c
(quar.)——
.
9-
9-12
3%
10c
12Vic
Surety "(quar.)
Gas,
preferred
1
35c
L
common
9-14
9-20
—
(quar.)
Tablet
9-14
11-
:
l
preferred
&
Western Publishing
Westinghouse
10-
8-24
5c
A,
preferred
(quar.)_
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)_
4.75%
preferred series B (quar.);
$2.75 preferred (quar.)
Western
6%c
Fidelity & Guaranty
5
(quar.)
dividend
preferred
8-31
9-15
15c
„
U.
9-
30c
(Delaware)
Gas
4.75%
(Del.)—
'
,9-20
75c
Inc.
&
Power
Stock
5.44%
37Vic
Chemical,
5
(quar.)_
Telephone
Western
9-15
50c
&
5
9-
11c
Kentucky
9-14
175c
Research
to
8-23
preferred (quar.)_—
A
(quar.)_
9-28
169c
Co
^
.'/;/■
company
exclusive
an
9-14
9-28
9-
Class
;
(quar.)
Canadian nonresident tax.
estimated at $50,000, will be
dies, injection molds, and work¬
Maryland
and
has
coupling
25c
Western Insurance Securities
1
10-
(quar.)_
1
of
research
It
8
9-20
(quar.)
split-
Casualty
6c
(quar.)__
payment
10
company is located at 156 N.
Since its formation in 1959,
the
8-31
9-10
$1.44
30c
—
State
8-
9-19
t...':
'
BUSINESS—The
8-31
9-15
9-15
9-20
Coast
Wilson
(quar.)
Companies
Corp.
(monthly)
(monthly)
8-31
income)
10-
45c
(quar.)
Investors
A
Wost
10-
,
Improvement, common
preferred
(quar.)—
Illuminating
Class
ment
87Vic
Gas
United
9-15
40c
of America,
Co.
Four-for-three
$$1.12%
\
(quar.)
United Fire Insurance (Chicago)
United Fuel Investments, Ltd.—
6%
preferred (quar.)
4%%
Stores,
Western
7
20c
(quar.)
corrected
proceeds,
extrusion
ing capital,
9-14
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest-
92'/2c
Omaha
The
indicated here,
the
(quar.)
Co.
Western Carolina
62'/ac
Preferred
United Elastic
8-31
Co. Aquar.)
Bros.
$1
common
9-20
(quar.)
Motor
&
$0.2396
Cities
United
Weeden
9-
25c
(quar.)
Fastener
the
.
8-31
$1.12'/a
(quar.)_
Inc., common
Carbon Co.
United-Carr
8-31
8-31
11-15
;
8-31
37%c
Corp. (quar.)
Corp. * (quar.)
:
United Board & Carton (quar.)
United California Bank (quar.)
United
8-31
9-20
for
8-31
>
9-28
Washington Natural Gas (increased)
Washington Water Power (quar.)__
Waste King Corp.—
■
6% series C conv. preferred (quar.)
Waterous Equipment, Ltd—1.
1
7'/2c
Artists
Lines,
9-20
(quar.)
9-17
(quar.)
Aircraft
United
of
9-20
Net
share.
used
9-20
11-30
;
Wire
120c
Corp.,
^
incorrect.
was
7
8-31
8-31
Westmoreland,
(Canada), Ltd.
5%%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
t?
1
9-15
Gas
Union
Steel
Washburn
10-
$1.25
Electric
9-
9-21
4
20c
9-17
Finance, common (quar.)
.noncumulative preferred (quar.)
6%
9-
v.
9-20
(quar.)
9-19
5c
Union
Non¬
source.
Investment News
Continued from page
9-20
(initial-quar.)
t20c
Union
-
the
>/
date is
record
;
.
at
Jamaica income tax.
1
12Vic
1
(quar.)—
9-
$1.43%
10-
".
9-17
75c
Telephone, new com. (initial)
preferred (quar.)
West Ohio Gas Co. (quar.)__
Western
Bancorporation
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
i'
$1.56%
8-15
(quar.)
preferred
7
7
General Corporation and.
.
67c
(quar.)
8-15
22%c
(quar.)
preferred
$3.70
'
99-
1
8-24
9-
35c
20c
25c
(quar.)
tax.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15%
x Less
1
;$1.12Vi
Pharmaceutical
common
Welded Tube
25c
$4.00
1
9-15
9-15
income
date and/or
8-10
(quar.)
3
(Michigan)
common
Previously published date
British
9-12
5%
3
(quar.)___
Angeles)
y
.
8-27
9-29
15c
Electric Brake & Clutch
New
5%
$4.50
9-10
dividend)
9-
(quar.)
Union
>
5
10c
7.'
15c
$12Vic
8-31
9-28
10-
»
5
."
9-
(quar.)
9-10
9-11
•f
28c
Less
12Vic
15c
Weissberg Corp. (monthly)
Scientific Co.
(quar.)
"
Corp.
8-24
9-
quar.)
a
9-14
9-
—
Welch
30c
Corp.
10-10
15c
(quar.)
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
resident-tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
9-10
Pictures
Bros
8-20
(quar.)
(L. A.) (quar.)
Street
8-15
*
7
9-28
.
Corp.
Corp.! (increased
35c
$1.06%
$1.14
J.)
9-
10-
—
Productions
3
Weiss
(quar.)
7
8-15
4
9-25 '.7'
$2
3%
(quar.)
Company
Disney
15c
(N.
Zerox
9-20
dividend
9-
(stock dividend)
(increased quar.)_
County
Refrigeration
Stock
Warner
125c
Corp.— preferred
8-31
9-14
1
9-
,
4
$1.05
$1.03
(stock
Corp.
Western
convertible
9-15
of
plastic
Prentice
While
in other
division
sold
in
operating profit
June,
»'
9-11
$1.25
9-
Radio
$1.05
common
Warner-Lambert
(quar.)
Morris
(quar.)
20c
10-15
7.
(quar.)
preferred
Electric
'r,i 10c
preferred
1
10c
Tube
9-
9-15,
37Vic
1
convertible preferred
Mold & Iron Co.
9-14
Co.—
Industries
$1.50
208
Gas
&
10-
1
preferred (quar.)
8-31
Co.
Corp.
Gas
Materials,
8-31
130c
Underwriters Assn.
Temper
Vulcan
8-31
.
Radio
iquar.)
Sheet
Zale
$1.25
$1.01
$3 conv. prior preferred
9-15
(quar.)
Triangle Conduit & Cable
25c
25c
40c
preferred (quar.)_
1.
Corp., common
9-15
25c
35c
._
Travelers
$4.50
150c
Extra
(quar.)
7
Vulcan-Hart
Waukesha
(quar.)
Batteries
Co.
Jewelry Co. (quar.)
Zeigler Coal & Coke
(quar.)_
9-
(quar.)
(quar.)j;_—
Co.
; 9-15
(quar.)
Lines
Mfg.
8-31
9-12
10-10
10-10
11-
$1.06%
.—
&.Towne
Zenith
9-
Vulcan
;
Trans-Lux
Transcon
Natural
Grocery
9-14
.
(quar.)
8-24
7
9-21
Coal & Coke
Products
Food
Volunteer
Vulcan Corp
1111-
Angeles)—
5"%
preferred
(quar.)
4'/2%
preferred (quar.)
Trans-Canada Corp. Fund—
5%
Vita
Von's
1
Towmotor
Class
Virginia Iron,
10-10
5c
Corp.
1
Tractor Supply,
class A
(quar.)
Class B
(quar.)_
Traders Finanee Ltd., class A-(quar.)
9-10
4
10- 1
(quar.)
com.
preferred (quar.)
$4.04 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.12 preferred (quar.)
$4.20 preferred (quar.)
$4.80
preferred
(initial)
35c
25c
10c
preferred
(quar.)_____
preferred (cuar.)—
4.56%
8-23
30c
Co
9-10
1
$5
35c
(quar.)
8-10
1
-
1
60c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
9-
$1.25
A.
10-
9-10
Co.
class
*
10-
'
Packing
Youngstown
9-
Virginia Coal & Iron (quar.)
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Trust
Todd Shipyards (quar.)
Toledo Edison, 4%% preferred
(quar.)
8-20
9-
\
—_
10-15
Co., Ltd.— ' "V/
American
deposit receipts (interim payment of 10% less 38%% British Income
Tobin
Co
1
—
(Los
When
Share
Corp.
9-
10-10 :'
9-1*
9-28
10-
25c,'-
(quar.)
Ltd.,
Co.,
10-
A___
Trust
:!
1
llr
5c
Securities
Company
Mfg.
75c
&
Yocam
1
(Arizona)
(quar.)
Pump
10-
(quar.)
class
Yale
8-20
,
9-28
,,
Steel
9-10
9-15
9-29
9-29
9-
Wycoff
8-31
9-26
9-26..
9-10
9-21
9-15
.
7
Company
Chemicals
8-31
10- 1
(quar.)
Inc.
Company
Vernon
50c
Insurance
,
5.75%
Increased
Tobacco
7
6 % %
Class B
Title
7
9-
$1
(quar.)—
Bearing
Products,
Top
9-7
9-
9-22
(interim)
Inc.
Timken
12-
50c
10-
1010-
(quar.)
Van Sciver (J. B.) Co., 5% cl. A pfd. (quar.)
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)___
Vapor
Corp. < (quar.)
—■"-—--7-
8-25
(quar.)—
com.
55c
$2
(quar.)
(quar.)—.".
common
(quar.)
Bank
$1.25
(quar.)
:
(quar.)
common
Co.,
Valley National
1
Telephone, common (quar.)
class A conv. pfd. (quar.)—
Time,
7
1
20c
$1.25
15c
(quar.)
common
1-1-63
9-14
10- 1
9-15
Wyandotte
7
9-
10-
Tidewater
Tillie
7
9-
10-
10-
8c
—
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge,
4%
preferred (quar.)
5%
9-
10-
10-
(initial)
com,
Co.,
9-
10-
31 Vic
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg.
Co..
Corp.,
Stockyards
Tobacco
11-
;
Textiles,
22 Vic
30c
27Vic
17Vic
75c
4Vic
35c
7%
preferred
(quar.)
—
1
1
43%c
United Towns Electric, Ltd.
tlOc
United Utilities
(increased quar.)__—26c
Universal Insurance (N. Y.) (quar.)—;——
25c
Universal Marion Corp;, common (quar.)^—
10c
4Vi %
preferred (quar.)
$1.12Vi
Universal Match Corp. (quar.)
,»
..^lOc,
Universal Oil Products
(quar.)
15c
Utah
Hotel
(quar.)
50c
Utah Power &
Light, common1 (quar.)
33c
$1.28
preferred
(quar.)—
—
32c
$1.18 preferred B (quar.)
29Vic
S.
25c
25c
31'Ac
._.
(quar.)
Steel
S
United
28c
(quar.)_.
Utilities
U
U.
$1.14
$1.21
$1.19
$1
(quar.)_;—
pfd.
(quar.)
Texas
9-
30c
'
(quar.)_—
&
preferred
9-
1010-
20c
Oil
&
Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
8%
Per
Name of
8-17
9- 7
—
10c
—
________——
Light, $4.56
preferred (quar.)
$4
/
Inc
•
Coal
Power
(quar.).——
(quar.)__—
Co
Instruments,
Pacific
Texas
99-
10-
$1.27
$1.16
$1.14
$1
40c
$1.35
$1.31 %
$1.24
20c
(quar.)—
Producing
9-
10-
7
Rubber
S
50c
common
Playing Card Co. (quar.)——
Realty Investments (Ohio)
(quar.)—
Viceroy
(quar.)
preferred
Gulf
9-
10-
45c
Gas
5V4%
7
9-
10-
2%
——
4.96 %
8-31
8-17
(Del.) —
Corp.
Service, $5.08 pfd. (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)_.—
;
preferred
(quar.)__—'iJjL
5.40%
7
12-14
10-
preferred (quar.)—_
Texas
9-
8-31
9-21
$1.06%
Electric
$4.56
9-14
1
1
9-10
f 1.02/a
—
dividend
$4.64
8-15
9-11
«s»c
(quar.)_
Oil
S.
12-28
— ———
American
S
9-14
—
Stock
U
U.
10-
$1.15
—
$1.16
—
$1.1614
$1.16
——
$1.222%
$1.25
5.10%
preferred (quar.)
;
$1.27'/a
5.12% preferred (quar.)
$1.28
5.24%. preferred (quar.)
?y$1.31 '/■'
5.25%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.31 %
Tex-Tube, Inc., common (quar.)_—
12'/2c
6%
conv.
preferred (quar.)_
Lis.-.——
15c
Texas
1
8-30
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)_.
4 Vi %
preferred (s-a)——
U. S. Pipe & Foundry (quar.)'
U
$2
50c
35c
preferred (quar.)—
4.25% preferred (quar.)———
4.50% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
4 60%
preferred (quar.)—
4.64% preferred (quar.)
4.65% preferred (quar.)—:—
4.72% 2nd preferred (quar.)
4.90% preferred (quar.)
:
5% 2nd pfd. (quar.)
Texaco,
10-
Lines Co.,
S.
U.
9-14
7-?
(s-a)
4.10%
,
4
10-
—
Name of Company
9-10
?20c
—
Gas Transmission,
7
9-
10-15
*0°
(quar.)_
Ltd.
Tappan Company (quar.)
Taylor Fibre Co., 4% conv. pfd.
Tecumseh Products (quar.)
9-
1
10-
«uc
*yc
10C
Broadcasting
(quar.)——
Talcott (James), Inc. (quar.)
1
9-14
2n
•jbaft
9-
9-15
+ioi/6«
Electric
Superior
Superior
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
*
1961.
was higher than the prior year, reductions
income, carry-over of non-recurring charges from the sale
'
r
of
Pentice
75
cents
the
to $194,911, or
deductions, brought net profit
other
and
The Commercial and Financial
6191
Number
196
Volume
common share on the 259,458 shares
fiscal 1962.
Net income reported for
outstanding at
per
of
end
fiscal 1961 was
common shares
share on 255,207
:
:
according to Mr. Rowland, also reflects
the general economic conditions during the final quarter which re¬
sulted in decreased sales to the optical industry.
"Sales to the optical industry," Mr. Rowland said, "have tradi¬
tionally been heaviest during Ajril, .via
a C,
out u.n year
diminished sharply in this period. Management attributes this to
recession talk occasioned by the stock market slump.
However, sales
to this industry for the first part of the new fiscal year are running
$257,020
$1.01
or
common
per
outstanding.
The
the
of
earnings,
to
able
undergo
all
efficient
have
major plant modernization and expansion of
and humidity control equipment has been
a
dust
Modern
installed;
been
have
presses
converted
from
to
steam
a
more
hydro-therm system; new presses and improved machinery
installed.
been
Results
expected to contribute significantly to over-all volume. Develop¬
work on our new television tube shielding material was com¬
are
ment
pleted by the final quarter of last year and we are now in full
production. Our UVEX sneet matte turner license arrangement with
Eastman Chemical Products, Inc. is al«o in full production and it is
capture a substantial
custom sign market."—V. 192, p. 1653.
expected
it
that
record
their
or
Austin
that
Baker, president, pointed out
personal incomes
up,
consumer
chandise
share, 10.9%
above
Tnis topped by 9.5 %
share
per
during
should
International
Pursuant to
fornia
part
the
of
outdoor
Inc.—Capital
Stock
Offered—
Aug. 22, 1962 prospectus, First Cali¬
Inc., San Francisco, Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co.
an
Inc., St. Louis, Mo., and Fridley & Frederking,
Co.,
Houston,
this
offered publicly,
Texas,
firm's
capital
stock at $10
shares
100,000
share.
per
Net
of
pro¬
ceeds, estimated at $800,000, will be used for inven¬
tory,
outlays
BUSINESS—The
company
incorporated
was
the
under
laws
for
membership
wants
and
growing;
are
in
Cushman
and
Baker
the
economy
"Wnile
the
department
discount
is
so
general
population.
the
merchandise
sector
All
not
company." V. .194,
should be
1962
good
a
five
stores,
which
of
are
in
Certain
Texas.
the
of
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Promissory notes owed to banks
others—
Outstanding
$304,563
283,908
—...
Equipment
$304,563
283,908
274,460
2,000,000 shs.
purchase contracts
stock ($1 par)
274,460
700,000 shs.
195, p. 2148.
Salvator Mundi Hospital & Educational Center, Inc.
—Notes Offered—Keenan & Clarey,
offering
Inc., Minneapolis,
of this corporation's
$1,300,000
publicly,
5V2% coupon notes, dated Aug. 1, 1962, and due Aug.
262.
p.
Ended
Operating
Net
30—
1962
1961
services
costs
$10,050,595
operating
income
sales
and
and
$10,475,768
9,773,045
9,696,781
expenses..
profit—
$353,814
ing issued in denominations of $500, $1,000 and $5,000.
Net proceeds will be used for the repayment of a
loan
-
$702,723
(62,841)
Net
profit
before
(11,698)
profit
taxes'
sharing &
$342,116
profit sharing contribution
Provision for Federal, foreign & state taxes
earnings
construction
for
and
of
five-story
a
Hospital.
addition to the Salvator Mundi International
Payment of the principal and interest of the notes
unconditionally guaranteed by the General Council
of the Sisters of the Divine Saviour, Rome, Italy, the
;
is
Consolidated- net
Net
income
#
$291,351
42,303
195,
(<J
$180,411 '
(432,424
6/30/62
outstanding
—V.
and
shares
399,640
out-,
v
<
6/30/61)
from
Sales
and
Menzies,
its
$0.42
$0.62
present
ended
for
for
sales
$1,608,998
the
has
that
reported
reached
1962
over
sales
and
new
highs
any
for
earn¬
corresponding
the
nine
fiscal
ended
July
31,
1962
period were $1,979,014
of $482,554. For the
were
after
after
of
period
nine
month
to
preferred dividends, earnings for the 1962 nine
to
97
cents, up approximately 25%
from the
share earnings of 77 cents on the common
per
Stock.
/
#
increased
Sales
and
months,
periods.
10%
for
16%
Earnings,
the
for
the
nine
first quarter 19%
for the first six
month period, over the like 1961
after
preferred
dividends,
increased
7%
the
first quarter,
11%
for
the first six months,
and 25%
the nine month period, over the like 1961 period.
Because
arose
of
from
charged
the
company's
U.
operations prior to
with
Canadian
only
$49,348
income.—V.
195,
S.
tax
1959,
income
carry-forward
for
for
which
the nine months earnings were
taxes,.*■ principallytaxes
on
C'CV'-
2641.
p.
loss
Seton Leather Co.
Period
Net
,
Income
-
for
6% first mort¬
gage serial bonds, series A, dated June 1, 1962, and
due semi-annually, March 1, 1965-Sept. 1, 1977.
The
bonds are priced at par and accrued interest.
Net proceeds will be used to modernize and reno¬
income
273,240
tax
178,800
123,500
201,034
149,740
$0.48
—
$0.36
share
1962
profit
(loss)
for
profit
Number
before
Federal
(loss)
profit
-V.
1961
$4,620,184
(loss)
;.(427,610)
taxes..
30,000
.
share
outstanding
(261,000)
90,020
(166,610)
0.12
(0.22)
758,000
taxes
per
shares
191, p.
120,020
taxes
Income
after
$4,444,391
771,300
•
.
1816.
Co., Chicago, is offering $580,000 5% to
Hospital at Mt. Clemens,
vate the Anderson Memorial
suburb of Detroit.
The
corporation operates two general
Eastside General Hospital in Detroit and
Mich.,
of
stock
corporate trustee for the issue.
Ended
Year
(& Subs.)—Annual
credit:" Federal
for, prior years
Special
ment
credit..
income
1961*
1962*
$13,025,702 $11,782,407
860,061
660,072
—
special
before
income
Net
adjust¬
tax
■%
-——
—
.
85,066
745,138
535,718
526,950
Earned per share
(after dividends on pfd.)
$1.59
$1.40
Includes the pooling of interests of Implement & Tractor Pub¬
lications, Inc., acquired March 1, 1962, Capital shares are adjusted
Consolidated
Capital
income—
net
shares
—-—_
'.
;
-
860,061
: v»
—
*
for
this,
acquisition.—V.
195, p. 2383.
:i
:>
Science Research Associates, Inc.—Record
...
Record
announced
were
publishing
.;
'.Net
Lyle
by
annual
firm's
inoome
record
and
--sales
climbed
to
M.
profits
for
Spencer,
report for
$1,092,000,
the
Sales, Net
ended June 30
in the educational
year
President,
1962.
he
.
r;
•
said, an amount equivalent
share on the 1,788,564 common shares now outr
50% above .the $729,000 earned during fiscal 1931.
for 1961 were 43 cents on the 1,677,564 shares
then
outstanding, he noted.
Sales
for
the
year
hit
an
all-time peak of $11,691,000, Mr.
Spencer stated, 24% above those for the previous year, which had
to
61
cents
standing
Per
share
per
and
earnings
totalled $9,437,000.
increased
Sales
Curriculum
all major areas of activity, he
guidance
materials
volume
reported.
greatest
showed the
46%, as against 147e for educational and other testing
activities, according to Mr. Spencer.
The
1962 fiscal year was
the first in which sales of curriculum
increase,
reading, mathematics, social studies, and
together with sales of guidance materials, accounted
half of the company's income, he said.
The rise in total test sales for the year, he also noted, made
SRA
the
largest
publisher
and
contract service agency among
business firms in the field.—V. 196, p.
475.
materials
other
for
for
teaching
subjects,
more
and
held.
than
Sears, Roebuck & Co.—Record Sales, Income—
that its sales and income were the
highest in its 76-year history for the six months ended July 31.
Net
sales
were
$^,079,903,827,
an
increase of
7.8%
over
the
company
has
reported
,
previous
record
of
$1,929,960,817,
of Associated
30 shares
date for the offering is Aug. 21,
expiration date Sept. 17.
Charles
Co., and B. W. Pizzini & Co., New York City,
Record
the underwriters.
Net proceeds from
the offering will be used for the
tooling up for pro¬
additional research
development of 7- and 10-button locks, and for
working capital.
;h:AU, =,
■
v>V:-
and
established
last
year...
it
allied
and
others
as
is
and
result
a
necessary
linkage
sales
made
several
to
products
sales
and
of such
relatively
are
and
cam.
of
sales
its
equipment purchase
do
efforts
in
that
to
supply
complete
locks
Nearly all manufacturers of
their
hardware
and
not
manufacture any portion of their
its sales to this large segment of
the industry the company plans to develop and put into production
tomplete locks rather than merely the push button locking mech¬
anism
In
order
had
as
informal
to
been
expand
previously planned. The
arrangement
Scovill
with
for
company
has
made
an
that
company
to provide
throughout the United
States for the company. The company employs one sales representa¬
tive who works in conjunction with Scovill's sales organization.
service
applications
and
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
engineering
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
Common
stock
p.
195,
$1).
(par
Outstanding
220,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
2027.
Sonex, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings-—
manufacturer
used
ment
of
aircraft
in
wide
a
Net
profit
in
$39,443.82
in
Per
airborne
has
achieved
fiscal 1962
fiscal 1961.
totaled
telemetry
record
1962,
30,
equip¬
of
sales
increase
an
<
against
$20,687.46
loss
net
a
share
earnings on the 251,750 shares outstanding in 1962
were 8.2
cents, compared with a per share deficit of 15.7 cents on
the 250,000 outstanding shares in 1961.
President Harold Weinberg predicts that sales during the first
quarter of fiscal 1963 will approach the $250,000 mark, and that
the
year
should produce substantial increases in both sales and
The firm now has some 70 employees nationally, and 13.200
plant facilities, with executive offices located at 20 East
in Philadelphia.—V. 192, p. 943.
profits.
of
feet
Herman Street,
Spalding & Bros., Inc.—Nine Mos.' Net Up
(A. G.)
Chicopee, Mass., company in the three months ended July
31,
1962,
had a net income of $532,000 aaainst $607,000 or 61
cents a share for the quarter ended July 31, 1961, Edwin L. Parker,
This
President,
Net
reported.
earnings
.
.
nine
the
for
against
$893,000
$736,000
or
'-' 'y
months
cents
ended July 31, 1962, were
share for the same 1961
73
a
period.
in net earnings of $293,000
for Canadian exchange revaluation
incurred in overseas expansion.
Net
adjusted earnings therefore in
the quarter ended July 31,
1962
were
$239,000 or 24 cents a share based on 994,800 shares
outstanding last July.
In the comparative 1961 quarter there were
1,001,832 shares outstanding.
Net adjusted earnings,
again allowing for the above mentioned
$293,000 for the nine months ended July 31, 1962, were $600,000 or
60 cents a share on the 994,800 shares then outstanding.
In that
comparative 1961 period there were 1,001,832 shares outstanding.
Profits before income taxes in the three months ended July 31,
1962 were $1,200,000;
taxes on income $644,000. and amortization
of good will $24,000. These figures compared with $1,304,000, $669,000 and $28,000 respectively in the quarter ended July 31, 1961.
Nine months profits before income taxes were:
$1,987,000, taxes
on
income $1,023,000 and amortization of eood will $71,000.
For
the nine months ended July 31, 1961 these figures were: $1,630,000,
There
in
however,
was,
adjustment
an
1962, resulting from provision
loss
and
due
unusual
to
expenses
and $71,000 respectively.
report"
explains
President
"This
"covers
Parker,
interim
an
period and is subject to any necessary year-end adjustments, the
taking of physical inventories, and annual audit, etc. Several stock¬
holders have asked about a possible merger between Dunhill. Inc.
and
stockholder)
largest
(our
Spalding.
the
As
press
previously
reported, discussions relative to this merger were terminated.
At
present,
there are no merger negotiations, formal ar informal
between
Spalding and any other company.
We have, likewise,
received inquiries about the progress of the court-ordered
divesti¬
ture of Rawlings.
A very real interest has been shown by well-
anticipates no
this valuable
materially impede
qualified potential purchasers and your management
difficulty in obtaining a satisfactory purchaser for
this sale of Rawlings will
long range plans."—V. 195, p.
and
property
Spalding's
corporation has reported
The
the
for
per
share
the
similar
loss
of
1961
not
2197.
Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
Standard Dredging
cents
net income of $383,616 or 45
six months ended June 30, up sharply from
period in which the company reported a neb
$89,486.
,
,
■
..
,
President, said a substantial increase in both the
volume of contract awards so far this year-has
accounted for the vast improvement in the company's income and
earnings.
At the present
time, he noted, six of the company's
hydraulic dredges are under contract on projects both here and
abroad.—V. 195, p. 2641.
S/::,
E.
L.
Yeager,
dollar
and
number
State Loan
Finance Corp.—Notes
&
Sold Privately
28, 1962, it was reported that $4,000,000
of this firm's 4%% senior notes due Sept. 1, 1967, had
—On
Aug.
been
sold privately
in
New
York
company of
150 Broadway, New York City, is
the business of developing and selling a new type of
device called the Simplex Push Button Lock. This lock
consists
of
a
row
of
five
buttons
numbered one through five,
and
an
adjacent knob. It is opened by pressing one or more of
the buttons in a pre-selected sequence and then turning the -knob
to the right. Thus, for example, a given lock may be opened by
pressing buttons 4, 1, 3, 2 and 5 in that order. Each button can
be
pressed
only once. It is
also possible to use combinations
requiring two or more buttons to be pressed at the same time,
thereby multiplying the number of possible combinations. The lock
is closed by turning the knob to the left. The number of possible
combinations on a five-button lock exceed 1,000. By adding buttons,
the number of possible combinations can be made to exceed 1,000,000.
The
combinations
of a
given lock can be easily reset by
of
range
missiles
and
$565,131.44 during the fiscal year ended June
of 142% over fiscal 1961 sales of $233,764.18.
BUSINESS—The
engaged
and
orders
through Michelman & Hanf Inc.,
City.—V. 196, p. 792.
,
security
its
owner.
.
'
'
;•
is
lock
made
,
entered into a con¬
tract with Scovill under which Scovill has provided tooling for the
manufacture
of
the
locking
mechanism for the Simplex
Push
Button Lock at a cost to
the company of approximately $71,000.
In
addition, the contract obligates Scovill to produce a minimum
of
10,000 locking mechanisms at a fixed price.
The tooling has
been
completed and the first 1,000 locking mechanisms of pro¬
duction manufacture have been assembled. The raw materials used
to manufacture the lock are-in wide commercial supply .and there
is no
present or foreseeable shortage-of such materials.
• -;rdate
The
1961
company
is
expenses
The
are
to
1961
30,
services
plus 40%,
And profit.
company's
terminable
a
the
company
also has entered into an agreement
at
to
under
hardware
manufacture
making
overhead,
March
General-Gilbert,
with
model
of
at
standard cost, plus
general, administrative and similer
General-Gilbert's
cover
arrangements
will
by
dated Sept. 14,
which,
inter
alia, Generaland provide engineering and
with
Scovill
and General-Gilbert
Scovill's obligation
the parties, except for
Co., Inc.—New
Sterling Television
Bank
Chemical
—V.
196,
York
New
476.
,
■„
-/
Inc.—Sales Up 71%%—
Mass., company, has
the first six months of 1962
corresponding period last year.
making the announcement, Robert
This
sales
v'.r%
.
Stocker & Yale,
;
New York City, has been
class A stock of the corpoiation.
Trust Co.,
transfer agent for the
P.
2657.
Inc.—Appointment-
Sternco Industries,
appointed
Control-
27 issue.-—V. 192, p.
Aug.
Reade-Sterling, Inc.,
Walter
see
•
••
principally of cold rolled steel shaped like a
bar. It weighs approximately five ounces and measures 33A inches
across
its face,
%'s of an inch from top to bottom and %'s of
an
inch from front to back, a size which, in the company's opinion
meets
the
requirements
of a substantial segment of the
lock
market. Since the locking mechanism is not directly connected to
the
buttons, the lock can be. waterproofed.
The
Gilbert
The
each
rights
Plohn &
are
for
share
new
the
Under
.
in
and
one
from
conjunction with
these
found
has
cases
furniture
initial costs of tools and dies, and
duction of complete lock units; for
*\
30—
June
Sales
common
additional 20,000 $1 par common shares at $8 per
on the basis of one new share for each ten held
an
hospitals,
construction, the two properties will have an as¬
$2,607,334.
National Manufacturers Bank
of Neenah, Wise.,
(Howard W.) Sams & Co., Inc.
Report—
is offering holders of its
company
in
use
yet
as
latch,
from
Corp., majority stockholder, the right to subscribe for
Anderson
sessed valuation of
is
ers—The
stock and that of Associated Development & Research
and
Upon completion
Clemens.
Memorial Hospital in Mt.
Simplex Lock Corp.—Rights Offering to Stockhold¬
share
a
the
locks
Industries, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
sales
Net
Bonds
1961
$4,656,549
379,834
tax
—
per
Provision
—>
1962
income
Period Ended June 30—
Net
(Detroit)
but
many
$810,000
Net
1962 prospectus, Francoeur &
Federal
Shahmoon
First National Bank of Minneapolis, is trus¬
Association
(& Subs.)—Six Months' Report*—
30—
Federal
income
Earnings
Church.
15,
June
$5,588,629
before
Provision
Net
Net
Aug.
Ended
sales
received
been
actual
for
office
$17,505,241
depreciation
1961
$15,144,605 and
profits amounted to
depreciation and amortization charges of $568,219.
amounted
like
1961
same
charges
amounted
payment
months
31,
company.
the nine months
amortization
After
President,
business
July
the
profits
and
a
Hospital
have
company
great
of
Servel, Inc.—Sales, Earnings Hit New Highs—
Saviour,
Samaritan
The
£
—
men¬
insubstantial.
$249,048
.
shares
2933.
p.
Duncan C.
ings
Sisters of the Divine
religious community of the Roman Catholic
Offered—Via
orders
manufacturers
33,880
20,055
earnings-
share
per
standing
general governing body of the
tee for the note issue.
initial
314,651
$200,466
minority interest...
Minority interest in earnings of subsidiaries
mechanisms
$639,882
6,720
134,930
before
locking
locks to more than one hundred
of whom are working on applications of the
many
manufacturers
This
Net
10,000
Lock to their own product. These companies encom¬
large cross-section of industry and range from automotive,
chemical, office equipment, electronics, building supplies, furniture,
telephone and Federal government agencies, to small Industries
Including manufacturers of cabinets,
lockers and bomb shelters,
—V.
(expense)..
the
sample
a
sales,
revenue:
Contract
Operating
Other
June
and accrued interest. The notes are be¬
par
;
$300,000
the
Seismograph Service Corp.—-Six Months' ReportPeriod
period,
three
and
California.
1, 1972, at
for
year
of
sold
Button
pass
a
is
Accordingly,
year.
Hills,
is
suggests
economy,"
manufacturers,
Push
hardware.
last
of
—V.
this
the
of
said.
balance
has
company
above
period
Capital
mer¬
the
53
above.
Tne
including
depart¬
ments
in
the
stores
are
operated by independent licensed con-*
cessionaires.
The principal offices of the company for the trans¬
action of business is located at 315 South Beverly Drive, Beverly
California
to
general
produce
tioned
advancing at the rate projected by
the government, it is continuing to move ahead moderately. During
the
second
half, we expect our sales level to average about 5%
period
Owed
half,
7%
month
in
first
to
rise.
National
retail sales
of these
goods
higher than in the same period of 1961, they said.
"For the last half of 1962, we expect that personal incomes will
continue to increase, from rising employment and larger paychecks.
Consumer^
generally are in good financial position. Tneir needs
of
the
State of Delaware on Feb.
1, 1962.
The company thereafter
acquired all of the stock of 14 corporations. The company operates
located
the
to
1959.
store, and working capital.
a new
eight
in
continued
about
were
Employees'
Sage
set
T.
Crowdus
with
per
share,
$1.02
per
report to -shareowners, which is being mailed
Cushman,
chairman
of
the
board,
and
mid-year
week,
$1.11
or
$1.00
or
$76,511,128
of
this modernization will be fully seen
of
production during fiscal 1962-63."
The president also noted that the company is now operating from
much
stronger cash position than at any time in its history.
"For thg coming year," he continued, "sales of two new products
\in increased
a
In
next
(997)
$83,790,602
was
$75,575,715
previous
strength
quarter.
previous
/'With the sale of Prentice and the resulting concentration of
o/fr efforts in the manufacture of plastic sheeting, it was felt advis¬
^facilities.
income
year's
the
.
in
decline
ahead
Net
last
Chronicle
Marblehead,
for
announced today that its
were 71.5/<? highci than
the
lor
S. Mac Arthur President,
backlog of orders s estimated at $330J)00,
year ago. Sales n the first six months
of the current year exceeded $463,000,
highest six-month total in
the 15-vear history of Stocker & Yale, Inc.
■
\
The corporation
designs and manufactures optical comparators
In
reported that the present
compared with $70,000 a
...
and
precision
""'ciross
sales
for assembly,
instruments
for
the
year
ending
inspection and measure-
Dec. 31,
1961, were $865,000.
This
profits for that period were $51,583, 22% ahead of 1960.
represented 14.3 cents per share earnings, compared with 11.7
per
share
the previous year. The 1961 earnings were based on
361,00 shares outstanding, and held by 800 stockholders. Per
net assets in
1961 were increased by 84%
above those of 19o0.
—V. 195, p. 1968.
Net
share
Storer
Broadcasting Co.—Six
NeterS'a°ideSEndedJUne30_
Net
after
Months' Report—
——
-
——-
SK =nn^rar;;:::::::^::::::
—V.
193, p.
1275.
,
'
.
.
,
»*.«£*» «."66660
MIS,™
^
^
*.«««
,
54
(998)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Strouse, Inc.—Sales Up 67%; Net Down—
-
This
aerosol
achieved
2une
30
This
marks
ceeded
'
1962,
67%
a
sixth
of
those
preceding
the
Pa.,
Unilux, Inc.—Class A Stock Offered—Pursuant to,
Aug. 21, 1962 prospectus, the company offered
publicly, without underwriting, 40,000 shares of its
class A stock at $10 per share.
Net proceeds, esti¬
wide
share
aerosol products.
,
Prank Strouse, President:
"The
variety
Predicts
of
A.
BUSINESS—The
incorporated
company
now
pos¬
profit
—'V.
195,
2641.
p.
*
-
*
-
needs
T
",
.
the
laws
of
York
New
of
arts
months
to
80
per
1962
of
cents
share
common
increased
have
cents—from
11
Electric
share—Tampa
per
for
outstanding
U. S.
Steel furnaces
hour,
compared
New York City, was
June
9,
1961.- On
cents
69
commercial
industry,
and
industrial
and
research
photographers,
laboratories.
The
'the
products. The
lion
announced.
of
Operating revenues for the first seven months of this year were
$1,708,997 over the same period last year, or $27,622,417 com¬
to $25,913,420 for the first seven months of 1961.
For the
12
months period
ending with July, earnings were up
10 cents per share for the 4,024,581 shares currently outstanding.
Total
earnings
for
the
12
moths
period
were
$1.29 per share
1961,
$1.19
when
main
unit
The
one
FINANCING-
notes due July
Authorized
1,
1963
Class
A
stock
B
stock
(par
:;
.
(parlc)
Class
\
—V.
195,
60,000 shs.-
lc)
Union
Ltd.—To Buy Hotel Delmonico—
The
*
the "famed
of
Delmonico Hotel (59th
Street
largest and tallest luxury
hotels,
hands in October, 1962, it was announced by
S. Joseph Tankoos, Jr., partner in Tankoos & Co. and Chairman
of the Board of Tankoos Yarmon, Ltd., multi-million dollar inter¬
Park
Avenue),
will change
national
real
Contracts
With
Tiotel
for
estate
have
David
rental
Mr^
1946.
The
been
lease,
extending
that
said
than
more
they
the
to
/
to
Drilling
rock
year
reported
was
barrels
day
per
well
-the
drilled
Moonie
27
Aug.
during
since
Field
to
have
one-hour
a
Union
in
flowed
is
and
coring
encountered
Partners
-
with
Australian
"even
though Manhattan is in the midst of its greatest
building boom, the number of luxury hotel rooms has been
steadily declining through
demolishments and conversion
to co¬
operative
Mr.
apartments."
Tankoos
in
hotel—where
and
The
ciated with
the
theatre
and
'
price
The
than
important
Tankoos,
will
Delmonico
feature
which
exquisiteness
name
for
elegance
ready
were
Gotham's
in
and
the
for
long
social,
the
test.
of
Moonie
after
which
Oil
Union
Gas
&
continue
casing will be
Kern
Corp.—V.
196,
until
and
run
,v,:",■,'
•
the
are
will
6
It
than
more
in
built
has
is
1928,
approximately
700
located
500
It
persons.
on
completely
is
*
'*
'plot of
banquet
air-con¬
a
and
rooms
rate purposes.
ditioned.
The
Hotel
opened
its
in
doors
1929
the
under
ownership
Benjamin Winter,' the builder.
Later a group headed by
Wolf,
New
York
City realtor,
assumed
control.
David
bought the hotel in 1946 from the Wolf group, t'
>
Morton
Taylor Corp.—New
See Taylor Fibre Co.,
The
Land
686.
Co.
arid
.V;V.
f
-
the
•
;
company
Name—
this issue.—V. 196, p. 363.
pany
with
•-
Effective Sept. 1, the firm name Taylor Fibre Co. was officially
changed to Taylor Corp. At the same time the official address ox
the
company was changed
from Norristown
The change was made because the firm's
felt
that
the
of
the
of
DaCosta,
centage
of
added
that
been
declined
added
company's
margin
the
as
to
(made
by
Mr.
Dytronics
to
stated
suited
the
to
broad
he
laminated
of
its
products
which
that
into
indicated
require
range
said.
Taylor
to
its
tion
com¬
past
die
few
stamped
high
exceed
that
the
in
that
"the
the
new
which
field
any
his
firm's
is
greatest
stabilize
E.
Moore,
cycle
life
primary
—V.
is
■
Gross
from
gas
lower
the
196,
income
$1,495,649,
U.
S.
that
and
revenues
profits
for
the
six
months
'
First
a
half
share
June
on
net
the
with
ended
income
$1,928,112
June
amounted
1,146,271
shares
The
the
$492,288,
in
December;—V.
to
43
last
date
for
for
year
has
the
the
same
period
(preaudit).
,f
This
No
upward
sales
and
earnings trend
is
continuing
strong,
according to Paul M. Platzman, President of the 2*/2 year old firm.
for
•vacation
■month
July, 1962, a
schedules and
last
Sales
yeaT.
tively projected at
The
f
the
repair
fields.
exports
Over
Sales
18,000
United States
now
This
agencies
account
numbers
and
Force
have
for
the
as
the
indication
an
to
summer
the
over
are
same
conserva¬
over
760
distributors
and
established
of
U.
I.'s
in
45
countries
sales.
same
to
machine
super
used
by
the
clean components In
Atlas
of
and Telstar;
have been
product acceptance is due
..part to the successful pioneer efforts of U. I. to
design, produce,
price, and distribute ultrasonic cleaners in
home
comparable
appliances
and
industrial
and
derivatives
in
of
company
the
is
United
sales
for
tne-
Houston,
sucli
Texas,
isocyamates
as
a
;
511-512
residential,* commercial
;
by
the
is
"
■,
Public
Service
publicly
v
-.
Deseret
and
Bldg.;
industrial
-
Salt
subject- to
-
the
regulatory
Lake
" it
W
a
sale
in
users
of
and
Monticello and Vernal.
from
these
municipali¬
located,
are
Commission
v It-
Utah
of
is
au¬
serve
jurisdiction
these
such
of
Comr
* •"
•
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
dences
1
V
Authorized
Outstanding
■.-
'
equipment.—V.
191,
p.
fashion
1818.
to
-"' j
$1,100,000
'
B
jointly
and
meeting
will
be
complete
This
Corona,
make
to
of
the
According
is
f-
,
USI's
goods
details
S.
of
its
will
remain
with
USI
strength; and
v-
major
thereby
"
,
•
entrance
were
,,i(
"
Year
States Plastics, Inc.—Arlniial
Ended
30—
June
"
~
.
sales
alter
per
Number
—V.
to
new
.
share__
i_
i
plus
or
•
minus
Fanrenheit
to
Wackenhut
The
-
nation's
organization's
Plant
non¬
2599.
In
.
in
1961.
-v*
of
•.
of
more
Affiliates
450,000
r
•The
sales in the company's first ' fiscal quafter; >
31,
were
a
record
$86,02.6,000 up from last year's
Gene C. Brewer, President announced
Net
earnings
after
taxes
also "show
improvement,, registering
$3,208,400 equal after preferred dividends to $1.05" per* share on
its
was-
outstanding.
comparable quarter were $2,970,700 or
shares then outstanding.
Sales
tions
and
of
and
of
.
■
Products
1962.—V. 195,
p.
\
.5
"
Co.,
*
which
"■
will
install
two
General
anticipate
of
Plant
E.
Marine
the
has
headed
new
The
will
Wackenhut
Corp.
now-extend
from
Rico,
y i'*
i
Protection*.Co.-
with
*
-•
working
a
include
,
Protection
eight years ago -by
exist
which
will
we
be
with
Los
Angeles.
in ^California.
better
equipped
-
and- the
With
to
major
meet
the
Protection
Co.
Is
an
ex-Marines in
by
Davis,
Los
to
largest
Corps League,
it
ever
since.
in
expand
the
in
Angeles
size
nation.
-
took
The
the
over
General
company
and
outgrowth
1939.
of a protection
Shortly after its formaand Commandant
businessman
Its
executive
direction
Plant-Protection
.name
its affiliates* have
until today it is the
and
services
*•'•>
and
was
con-i
fifth
!
'
(J.) Wein^arten, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
The
O.S.M.
plant,
together
with
the
corporation
through
operation
debentures
ment
this
of
Puerto
oxygen
■
that
The
?'.
.to
coast,
established
tion,» Ralph
was
steelmaklng (O.S.M.) fur¬
Works, near Pittsburgh, designed for the pro¬
duction
of
high quality steels.
The facility will round out a
modernization program
at Duquesne which will make that plant
the leading producer of
quality alloy and silicon steels and high
grade carbon steel bars, it was announced by Leslie B. Worthington,
"We
to
employees.:
opportunities
each
on
service
-
^ "
Duquesne
President.
'
.
United States Steel Corp.—To Install Oxygen Furnaces
company
to
division
happy to, become-associated
are
tinued
at
by
.r'
Wackenhut, .-President,
operate and service its clients
providing
services
assumed -in *-1948,\ and
naces
Los. fAngeles
George R.
a
Plant
General
growing security needs of Industry and national defense throughout
the United States," Mr. Wackenhut said.
'
•
Manufacturing
only
is
growth
offices
year's figures for the
96 cents a share on 3,013,420
2824.
2,500
of
.
"We
great
Last
reported for both periods include the-opera-.'
Plywood Corp., which was acquired in February,
Protection
acquired in May,
as
investigative
former special- agents of
security, investigative and management
business,
industry
and* the
professions
the
United .States
and
Puerto
Rico.
Among
other
projects, it is guarding dive Titan and Atlas missile launching bases.
earnings
Cascades
: '
Y
and
purchase
Fla.
Gables,
Hawaii
General
founded
FBI. .-.It
.
shares
'Y:
security
combined'.companies
from
than
of
consulting
throughout
corporation's
common
:y
Wackenhut Corp, is, one-of the fastest , growing organizations
type-in the country, and has beeome the fourth largest shice
of
.
July
largest
merged with,''the
and, its
affiliates:of
Coral
coast, and
the
3,014,487
2270.
jp.
Engineering Corp., which provides a central burglar and fire alarm
protection system for the Los Angeles area,-.and General Plant
Protection" Corp., which has branches in Sart Jose and Honolulu.4'
$0,18.:
•,
to
-
United States Plywood Corp.—Earnings Up 9.3%—
The
in vibration to
ranging-from—67 de¬
Fanrenheit.—V.192,
fifth
and
elsewhere
and
force
80,631
^
$74,327,000,
stabilize-changes
temperatures
been
jCo*
Corp.
California
it
ended
air-;
'■
*'
•
Corp.—Acquisition—
fourth
coast
$2,006,319,
450,000
v-
will
at
degrees
announcing the acquisition,
General Plant will, continue
said
(u '
$0.37
-..
.J-
-
which
15:%
*
160
have
Protection
Wackenhut
V.
'196,
Report—,Y,;:.
•
shares
common
p.
in
designs.:' Mr, Spachner says
that by using'' a
self-bonding silicone rubber - they are now able.'
shock mounts
offer
gree
USI'.
165,093
common
of
194,
Mounting
use
Controls; will utilize the outstanding shock
silicone rubber shock mounts in many of
system
unchanged-'
$2,684,330
'*
far
divi-
into^ the
1962
*
;
taxes
>
»
Vibration
mounts
..
Mounting
Operations ".of ,the
United
shock
manage¬
announced.—V.
i-.,
-
Vice-President,
fabricated
offer
acquiredi-Comar Products,
these'new facilities
utilize
rubber.
properties- of
Wic.nn
*
Will provide
direction im-
strength
Spachner;
Jack
now
will
and
silicone
and
'Vibration
to
;.
adding
transaction
from
their
Industries-,'
present
-.'i
has
company,
parts,
General. Electric
Henry **
Snyder,-
autonomous
an
as
association
first
field
the
of
U.
to
can
York
rubber
mounts
absorption
^
NAM
additional'
,
of
'■
gear.
--'•
Goodman,
Mr.
-
2,000,000 shs.
par)
*
30,000 sh^.
462,400 shs.
'
refrigeration units, shock absorption for heavy
machine tools, and in shipping containers for missiles and electronic
their
..*•*
USI.
operated
direction
policies
Mills,
and John X
(25c
15,952
•'*
500,000 shs.
■
New
of
shock
conditioning
announced
combining
2928.
p.
fabricator
a
Yv;'
Lazure
Mr.
Mills,
President
with
consumer
by
Associated
of
that
of.
*i>'
"
'*
Vibratian Mounting & Controls, Inc.—Acquisition—
*V
60,000 shs.
'•
stock
common
195,
•
$1,100,000
-.-19,700
/
____
.
Class
—V.
V
y~
.
in Moab,
Utah^
stock:
.v ' ' '
'
Class A common stock ($1 par)
covering the industrial,
optical,
dental, and watch
been
30%
and N.A.S.A.
satellites
remarkable
a
sole
i- :•
Capital
Outstanding
process
Associated
expected
686..'.-',
The
Air
mission.
r.
abroad,
jewelry,
diSONtegrators,
<such; misshes .and
installed.
due
1962
year
the
the
National
Board
NAM
further
1962,
network
.dealers in the United States
military, scientific, medical,
where
calendar
$850,000.
sales
companyls
traditionally slow month
plant closings are 100%
for
and
FINANCING
_
(
been
occur.
The
Bales
in
^
to
and
areas
.
is of
fees.
company
taxes
PRESENT
weeks.
of
board
plan,
in:
:
made
was
the
to it.
transaction
Earned
writing off research and development
Approximately, $140,000 has been spent to
engineering of its products.
they
and
uses
stock at $10 per share.
gas
thorized
4
Associated
durable
per
company
as
is
Its
in the
The company holds non-exclusive franchises
ties and from the counties in which
they
.
and
60,000 shs.
,
Ultrasonic Industries Inc.—Sales
Up 35%—
--The
have
Conn.,
the,eastern-Utah communities of Moab,
,,
at
Sales climbed to $405,000 for the-first six months of
1962 from
j$300,000 -for the similar period-1961, reported this
Plainview, L. I.,
manufacturer of the diSONtegrator Ultrasonic
cleaner.
The com¬
pany had earnings of $35,000 410-cents
per share)
for the current
six
months compared to
a
loss of $40,000 / (minus 12 cents
share)
and
negotiation
Utah, was incorporated in Utah* on Aug, a, ,u9j5.
utility., engaged in the purchase, distribution and
natural
for
lawful
be
The
annual
of
few
National
merchandising
is
Net
-costs
fixed
been
may
operation.
payment
are
Board
of
of
cents
outstanding
2384. \
p.
The
portant
corresponding half
equal
to
next
under
USI
it
and
and
special
a
Net
•'
bonds.;
public
near
"
contracts
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
National Associated Milis Corp.
the
the
the
of
ment.
-
195,
of
President
National
This_compares with -$787,562 or-69 cents a' share-on the
shares outstanding a year earlier
after.adjusting for the 2% stock
paid
company.
under
has
whatever
do
(par $1)
companies
within
Chairman
«ion
in the first half
■'■'*.
' 1 '
30, 1962 amounted
30.
dividend
the
acquisition
North Haven,
amines
These
BUSINESS—The
;
two
following
stock
common
schedule
GIVING EFFECT TO
announcement
Kobin,
p.
to
of
for
to
business
subject
Industries
the
Chairman
.1961.
compared
insurance
companies,
-
time
3.
p.
operations,
196, p. 685.
/ " /
of
first
division,
hormones.
If
—
City,
management
and
its
U. S. Industries,
company
■
to
in
organic
material
raw
Controls
lands has tended
declining substantially for severall months, Wm;
Jr., President,
announced. Resulting from the normal
of
producing
wells,
this
production decline
was
the
of
of. such
insurance
business
in relation to
duration,
Under
and
■
in
Co.—Earnings Lower—
oil
steroid
Kalamazoo.
the
represent
chemicals
and
in
company's
history;
Tne company's
of
1962 totaled $82,731,000.
,V.
with plants
common
company
interest
after
cause
of .1961.
•
of
control
-life
particular
Common capital stock
Jr.,
Production
is
Net proceeds from the1 sale of ;the bonds will be
used by the company for construction. Proceeds from
the sale of the stock accrued to the
selling stockholders.'
priri-
;V.V
1-: *;
Authorized
operates a plant at La Verne, Calif., in addition
plant at Valley Forge.
It acquired Dytronics Inc.,
Rochester, Mich., in October 1960, and established its
Winding Division in February 1961.
Currently sales are
to
in
engage
: CAPITALIZATION
Corp.
Ranch
for ."three
operate
'**•,"
re¬
sufficiently
the
to
peputual
in
Tejon
to
proposes
,;il
Such
above. : No
necessary
circuits
temperature
name
new
running at an annual rate of $11,000,000.—V.
,
for
eight
(con-tingent upon the completion. of the bond offering),
30,000 shares of the company's, outstanding, class A
*
-
accomplishment of this objective. :'
•
In addition to the specific
purposes above referred to,-the com¬
pany has broad corporate powers under its Articles of Incorpora¬
main
Filament
antibiotics
In addition the underwriter offered
the
of
">r'
plastics
fibre,
line
and
per¬
facture.
■located
will
agricultural
an
States
v
...
high degree of engineering skill to manu¬
a
working
manage
companies.
"Second"
-V.,
growth,"
our
subsidiary),
a
level,
and
percentage of
further
He
forVeach
agreement-Is subject to the approval
..•:■
To form an operate its own life insurance company.' It
contemplated that this company would be formed under the laws *■' j Long-term debt: ," '
6%
iirst.-mortgage sinking fund
the State of Washington, and If so the formation thereof would
bonds series A due 1982_i.___i
be subject
to the laws-of that state.
This objective of the com-,
;/
Mortgage notes upon.'-two resipany
Is not as .immediate as those referred to in "First" 'and
has grown and
line.
vulcanized
of
diversification
cover
might select."
Upjohn shares
months
urethanes.
a
such
of
sales
plastics.
DaCosta
broad
Inc.,
i
providei
Tne
-
Third,
diversification
good
a
company
the
sales
these
at
products are accounting for an increasing
pany's total sales.
Products added to the
years
include
filament
wound
structures,
inforced
Pa.
long
have
that while the
out
maintained
has
his
considerable
a
Forge,
To
such
seven
would
is
been
have
the
reflect
not
pointed
Taylor Corp. is better
and the flexibility of
name
products
He
by
did
President,
have
total sales
products
"The
our
fibre
Fibre
Valley
executives
line.
product
H.
vulcanized
other
Taylor
name
firm's
Edward
to
-
would- ordinarily consist
of
direction and supervision of the company's
underwriting (risk
selection and premium rate-structure),
accounting, and sales operations.
Such-management arrangements are found in the-insurance
business where because of inexperience or - other reason the com¬
pany's own management is inadequate.
v.
:
i*
~
and
awpjiy-
practical
a
Second:
i
Taylor Fibre Co.—Name Change Effective—
formed
was
First:-" To
.
concluded.,- This
offered, for a 10-day peribd, to holders of the com-r
pany's presently* outstanding 6% first mortgage sink¬
ing fund bonds, duo Oct., 1, 1975, in exchange for
acquire by purcha$e'k'or other Available and - lawful' '
nqeAnsr stock :of nlife - insurance: companies; > and to acquire: such
fitqck-wlth respect to any, one such insurance company in van
'amount sufficient, wherever reasonably possible, to give the comv.",
„
jointly
stock
Utah Gas Service Ca. — Bonds
Class A Common
Offered —Pursuant to an Aug. 13, 1962
prospectus,
Securities Corp.,
Lincoln, offered at
par and accrued interest, $1,100,000 of this
firm-s
6% first mortgage sinking fund
bonds, series A, due
April 1, 1982. Of the total, $769,000 face amount was*
Y.YYr -'-VYY'YVCY'*-,YY
cipal ptwpweesr*
.
of vcommon
First Nebraska
was
Phillips
.
manufac¬
a
announced
was
shares
v >,
production
h'j's ■v.:/,'-
.J
County
p.
;
BUSINESS—The company of 1817 Exchange Bldg., Seattle,.
Wash.; "*>
incorporated under the laws of Washington on May *4; 1962. >
of
it
;
Co.,
•
basement
company offered publicly, without underwriting, 59,900 shares of its common capital stock
at $5 per share. Net proceeds, estimated at
$299,500,
will be used for office and
travel'expenses, purchase
of stock of insurance
companies, and general corpo^
asso¬
business
art,
one
variety of fields including use
production of rigid insulatWe
non-meiting
urethane loams.
Carwin sales lor the'first-.six
montns of 1962
totaled $2,247,000.—V. 196, p. 364.
v. ■
1
circular, the
turn-of-the-
so
.V
Hotel,
feet.
for
luxury
service—
it
tne
in
six
and
Insurance
Fund, Inc; —- Common-; Capital
Offered—Pursuant to a July 12,, 1962 offering;
Stock
true
a
circles.
square
facilities
less
and
Delmonico
17,000
is
York
under
is
Delmonico,
courtesies
ceutvry
New
held.
united
tne
Carwin,
as
United
,
that
feels
Carwin
;
210,000
shareholder, with
manufactures
Oil
at
stem
acquire
chemicals,
about
shareholders.
completed,
Queensland,
drill
to
the!,acquisition -is
Carwin
Carw.in
fcnaueo
v;
hotel
-
'»•
yp^ciaL-
Moonie
testswwill be made.
Delmonico
The
last
1,660
well,
Austrailian
discovered
if
issue
veterinary division,
primary producer of
California—Sixth Australian Well
successful
of
piano
6,
flowed
clean
46
gravity
oil
through
a
five-eighths inch choke from an interval 5,814 to 5,837 feet. The
daily rate of natural gas was estimated at 100,000-cubic feet. •
million.
$50
attracted
were
of
The
of
Co.
negotiating
a
,
57,000 shs.'"
V";:".*v
partners
Australia,
calls
2062,
year
Oil
sixth
its
rate
Tankoos Yarmon Hotels, Inc.
the owner of The Delmonico
by
has
totaling
payments
Tankoos
because
complex.
signed
who
and
Manhattan's
been
Phillips,
since
32-story
of
one
uo' prouucj
Upjohn, in business since 1886, is primarly a manufacture of
phai m.aceutical products' although in recent years it has estabiis.ied
40,000 shs.
150,000 shs.
2817.
p.
Co.
shares
of
Outstanding •
$10,000 ..W-"
..
would
eacuuarwin
f
'"".r'~
''
PRESENT
Upjohn
Carwin
product
mass
-v:
;
'
Control
'
.
facility will be unique in several respects,
of
first
and
produce a "heat" of steel in less than
average of about eight hours for an
an
,
produced only two prototypes
prototype apiece of the pulser and
:
share for the 12 months period ending July,
were
5,023,142
shares
outstanding.—V.
195v
Tankoos Yarmon,
':•*
method. > The
;
industrial «organic
company officials.- ...
by
i
r H.
is
company
turer
thus far
has
and
the
'
6%
2933.
p.
products and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
per
tnere
of Its
the
has had no experience in
company
booster.
up
to
hearth
open
Upjohn Co.—Acquisition Negotiations—
proposes
share
pared
compared
about
-o^-
v
of uiem mosb>8.gui:icanv.iu..-1",, *'
graphic v*
company
seven
per
which
conventional
will
with
Duquesne
s^eel
v.*
*
the
one
establishj
high grade steels for
Mr.Worthington said. "
those
demand,"
scewuitivci.,
will
furnaces,
of
source-
new
assembly and sale of the main unit and the
of the system. It is not yet engaged
in pro¬
duction and -has
had no receipts 'from operations,
nor
is there
any. assurance
that the
company
can
develop a market for' its
first
the
leading
ever-growing
open hearth.
The new U. S. Steel
engage
in the
other components
Tampa Electric Co.—Revenues, Net Higher—
Earnings
an
under construction and
heat-treating facilities,- and
now
mills,
primary
'electric
eight times faster than
to
v
is
'iue, oxygen
on
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
15, 1962,. it acquired certain designs ; for an electronic flash *
quality and silicon steels heretofore produced in open hearth fur--,
system, consisting of an independently operative main unit and'"
naces.
For this purpose, it will -have a double
various related components of the system, from Messrs. Richard
teeming aisle and a
multiplicity of teemiqg facilities to accommodate the- shop's complex
Sequerra -and Arnold Lowenthal
(President and Executive Viceproduct mix.—V; 195, p. 2081. ;''"4
" "
i "*
v - •'%
v.
President, respectively, of the company.). The main unit is capable
of producing an intense
light, which can be used for the lignting
,
physical means of achieving even greater sales growth
in
future years than it has in the past.
The new
facilities will permit us to stay abreast of all new technological
advances in the aerosol industry, and we look ahead confidently."
and
of 120 Liberty St.,
company
under
completed
modernized
the
as
there
Feb.
the
sesses
Works
$372,500, will be used for the purchase of
equipment and materials, rent, sales promotion, re¬
search and development, and general
expenses. : >
590,039
on the
earnings
recently
expanded
mated at
year.
outstanding shares of Strouse
stock were 5.3 cents, down from 9.2 cents cn a comparable number
Of
outstanding shares in fiscal 1961.
This year's earnings were
affected by the substantial costs of transition into the new 50,000
square foot Strouse aerosol packaging plant near Norristown, which
is now in operation, can package one million cans per week of a
Per
;
.
completely modern blast furnace
new,
the
an
has
for the year ended
increase over sales for the previous year.
consecutive year in which sales have ex¬
$1,747,870.01
of
sales
net
the
Township,
Plymouth
in
firm
packaging
record
.
New
dup
will
York
be
.
Oct.
made
15, N.
has called?.for
of
the sinking
1,
at
Y.—V.
1978 at
The
194,
redemption on Oct.
1,
1962,
fund,
$342,000 of
its 5% %
100%, plus accrued interest. Pay¬
Chase
p.
Manhattan
1001.
Bank,
80
Pine
St.,
Volume
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6191
196
West Virginia Pulp &
Paper Co.—Net Up 38%—
Zenith
*
a
company
gain of 11%
tut
nine
over
months of
the
For
1961.
Net
July
31
earnings rose 47%
or
51
cents
Net
operating
income
Other
of
its
Feb.
has called for redemption on Sept. 28, 1962, all
outstanding 43/4%. convertible subordinated debentures due
hattan
1970
at
the
231
102.15%
at
plus
accrued
Continental -Illinois
S.
interest.
National
will
Payment
Bank
of
"(Based
-
.
be
Co.
Trust
&
Debentures
—V.
are
on
for
Sept.- 28,
Dearborn
convertible
each
$13.93
into
common
stock
of debentures* until
on
the
basis
Chicago
90,
111.—V;. 196,
p.
687.
?
of
101,792
$50,078
(5,765)
taxes
*
$89,342
income
(9,655)
$40,423
38,314
The
South
195,
shares
2,80,000
upon
2082.
....
$0.18
outstanding
' r,.
.
Manhattan
.Chase
p.-.
,
Actually, they all
own
agent
the
for
2642.
Bonds help to bolster
in these times when
in many ways
if
Kolls, president of this Dee Moines, Iowa, company, has
that earnings for the fiscal
year ended July 28, 1962
$991,325 or $2.94 per share on sales of $18,528,417, Earnings
for the previous fiscal
year were $1.99 per share on sales of $16,021,828, which included 55 cents per share from non-recurring gain
sale
on
of
facilities.
Of course, there are
the
assurance
*
$0.09
on
June
30,
1962).
.M*../
,l;
"
Co.—Appointment—
Bank
has
appointed
of
'
*"
'
been
stock
ccmmon
'
meet
r
*
the
'C;
!
New .York
corporation.—V.
Zurn Industries, Inc.—Record
Zurn
Industries,
company,
for
the
Net
Net
company's
sales
income
for
r
Per-share
comes
peace
emergency or
helping
first
year's'
children
are
benefiting from U. S.
to enjoy liberty tomorrow.
Savings Bonds. They have
with the U.S. Government guarantee behind every
of mind that
can
make
comes
with saving, with preparing for the
get their money, with interest, anytime it's needed to
a
your
major purchase. And they know they're taking
a
country, your community and your customers to a better
future when you support
Savings Bonds.
KEEP FREEDOM IN YOUR FUTURE
last
year's
year's
were
first-quarter
^ ;
own
this
earnings
personal part in preserving our heritage.
You're
its second year as a publicly-owned
highs in both net sales and net Income
three-month period ending June 30, 1962.
new
the
for
of life is being tested — when freedom must be defended
our
Sales, Earnings—
entering
has reported
against $51,516,
last
ones are
;
personal rewards for those who
They know they
an
...
•
v
"
bank. Which
not.
way
and
that
Savings Bond; the
future.
.
.
Improved earnings were due to increased sales, modernization of
facilities, and reduction of other operating costs.
Additional
details will be included in the annual
report to stockholders which
will be mailed about Oct.
1, 1962.—V. 192, p. 1040.
plant
America's economic and military strength. That's important
our
we
or
Sales, Earnings
W.
These, and all Americans, benefit from Savings Bonds,
are.
them
—
announced
Savings Bonds?
they
Stamping Co.
were
$25,084
taxes
share__^u___»„_U_--———
Look around at the customers in your
whether
&
15,339
$51,028
Zero- Manufacturing
transfer
/
•
Tool
first quarter
compared with $2,072,886 for the
.
the close of business
1962, at Tne First National Bank of Chicago-38
St.,
$151,870
(expenses)—
Federal
for
195., P.
'•
share
—
303,656
LaSalle
.
one
—
.
income
and
Earningsper
St., Chicago 1, 111., or T.;e Chase Man¬
Bank,: One Chase Manhattan Plaza, $ew York "15, N. Y.
Chicago,
—
income
Net
company
15,
made
(jtas Co.—To Redeem Debentures
Western
E.
$455,526
$95,017
'
$699,680
467,697
$231,983
i
Income—before
Net
Provision
The
1961
,.
136,876
;
sales___..:—
of
Gross
profit
Operating expenses
a
Western Power &
Months'
1962
to $2,-
share, compared with $1,865,000, or 34
cents
a
share, for the third quarter of 1961. Saies lor t ie t.iira
quarter rose about 15%
to $71,167,000, as against $62,067,000 for
the same period last year.—V. 195, p. 2538.
745,000,
Subs.)—Six
55
Higher-r-
sales
Cost
<
ended
(&
Inc.
Period Ended June 30-—
the previous record of $183,736,000 attained for
months
three
Laboratories,
Report—
has reported that net earnings for ,the nine months
ended July 31, 1962, increased 38ft
to $7,129,000, or $1.33 a share,
as
compared with $5,158,000, or 95 cents a share, for the same
period last year.
V
Sales
for
the three
quarters of fiscal 1962 were $204,436,000,
The
(999)
just
same
first
ended
totaled $3,299,321, as
period ending June 30, 1961.
quarter
amounted
to
$109115
'
first-quarter earnings.
$.13,
reflecting
earnings.—V.
a
193,
117%
p.
increase
2826.
over
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1000)
-
.
.
Monday, September 3, 1962
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
1
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
Redlands Joint Union High
ALABAMA
Howard
■
of
Trustees
College,
District,
;
Wardle,
196, p. 688—
and
Aug. 24—v.
for
sanitary
y
improvement
sewer
bonds. Dated Oct. 1,
1962. Due on
A-O.
Interest
by
approved
Arant, All
& Rose.
l'
liams,
:
chase
Fairbanks, Alaska
4 Bond
Offering
bonds,
from
1964
bonds
inclusive.
1984
to
The
(J-J) payable at the First
National City Bank, New York
Bond
King, Dawson & Logan.
■-J;
N.
Casa Grande, Ariz.
Bond Offering—E. M.
Sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(MST) on
and
;:
Due
1972
April 1 from
on
'.[J.
1977
1973
Dated
v
and
inclusive.
Treasurer's
proved
Pierce,
by
1, 1962.
Principal
payable at the City
office.
Legality ap¬
Divelbess.
San
Phoenix, Ariz.
■■'I
V-
"
-
be received
on
or
about
until
10
Oct.
9
a.m.
for
the
pur¬
$9,000,000 general obliga¬
municipal improvement
bonds.
.
CALIFORNIA
Acalanes Union High School Dist.,
Contra Costa County, Calif.
■"/'
Bond
Offering—W.
T.
Paasch,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids at Mar¬
tinez, until 10:30
(PDST) on
Sept. .11 for the purchase of $1,220,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
I, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
to
1982
Principal and
interest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Orrick, Dahlquist,
Herrington & Sutcliffe.
California (State of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(M-S)
payable
Bond
Offering
—
will receive
The
sealed
Offering
Mabb,
on
City
Sept.
$310,000
—
Clerk,
13
from
bonds
1964
are
Legality
&
for
water
Dated Oct.
will
E.
receive
the
(MST)
purchase of
extension
1, 1962. Due
to
1982
callable.
approved
bonds.
on
Oct. 1
inclusive.
Interest
by
The
A-O.
Tallmadge
1977
I-
*
1963
to
1982
incl.
250,000 state hospital capital im¬
provement bonds. Due
on
Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Principal and inter¬
at
the Chemical Bank New York
Trust Company, N. Y. C. Legality
approved by Jones, Bird & Howell
and King & Spalding.
IDAHO
Lewiston Orchards Sewer District
(P. O. Lewiston), Idaho
Bond Offering — D. C. Kasler,
Secretary-Treasurer of the Board
of Directors, will receive sealed
bids
until 7:30 p.m. (PDST) on
Sept. 18 for the purchase of $1,100,000 sewer system bonds. Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from
1965
to
1992
.
Bank of the State of Delaware.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy.
callable. Principal and inter¬
(M-S) payable at the Bank of
Idaho,
Lewiston.
Legality
ap¬
are
est
proved by Preston,
Thorgrimson,
Horowitz, Starin & Ellis.
Avon, Conn.
Offering — Carl E. Pratt,
Selectman,
will
receive
sealed bids c/o Hartford National
Bank
and
Trust
bids
Company, 777
Street, until 2 p.m. (EDST)
about Nov. 14 for the purchase
on
SepL 12 for the purchase of
$718,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
1, 1962. Due
to
1982
on
Oct.
inclusive.
1
incl.
1977
University, Trustees of
(P. O. Bloomington), Ind.
196,
—v.
Juran
interest
584—were awarded to
p.
&
bonds.
on
Moody,
cost
of
Inc.,
about
Dated Sept.
Dec.
1
clusive.
at
net
a
4.47%.
from
The
1, 1962.
1963
bonds
to
are
Due
1991
in¬
callable.
Principal" and interest (J-D)
pay¬
able at the Citizens First National
Bank, Bloomington, or the Gary
National Bank. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
Kokomo, Ind.
$385,000 city
improvement bonds offered Aug.
27—v. 196, p; 795—were awarded
to Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.,
Inc., as 2%s, at a price of 100.65,
Bond
Sale—The
net interest cost of about 2.81%.
a
Sand Creek
North
Bond
Townships (P. O.
Vernon), Ind.
Sale—The
$36,000 bonds
offered Aug. 22—v. 196, p. 795—
were
awarded to the American
.
Fletcher
National
Co., Indianapolis,
Walnut
Shelley, Idaho
Bond Sale—The $195,000 water
and sewer bonds offered Aug. 10
Bank
&
Trust
31/2S,
as
Township School Corp.
(P. O. New Ross), Ind%u
Bond Offering— Maxwells Har¬
nett, Secretary; will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
11
the purchase
of $470,000
mortgage
school
building
for
first
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1992 inclu¬
ILLINOIS
Arlington Heights Park District,
sive. The bonds
Illinois
cipal
>'/% Bond Offering—Thomas, Thorn¬
ton, Secretary of the Board of
OF
Park
Commissioners, will receive
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
Sept. 11 for the purchase of
$395,000 park bonds. Dated July
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from 1963
COLUMBIA
on
Housing Administration,
Washington, D. C.
Note Offering—Sealed
bids will
to
1981
inclusive.
Interest
J-D.
,
be received until 1 p.m. (EDST)
on SePt- 11 for the purchase of
$77,182,000 notes. Dated Oct. 2,
1962-
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.
Lake
County Community High Sch.
District No. 127 (P. O. Gray side),
Bond
Clearwater, Fla,
man/City Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $1,100,000 utility certificates. Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Aug. 1 from
1964
1984
to
Legality
inclusive.
approved
Trimble &
The
cer¬
callable. Interest F-A.
are
by
ceive
are
callable. Prin¬
interest
(J-J) payable
Bank, New
Ross. Legality approved by Ross,
McCord, Ice & Miller.
at
and
the
Farmers
State
-
Hub¬
sealed
(CDST)
chase
bids
until
8
re¬
p.m.
Madison
County
Community
Unit
School District No. 8 (P. O.
Bond
Sale—The
|
bonds
$27,000
awarded
were
school
to
Fusz,
Schmelzle & Co., as 4%s. Due on
Jan.
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids
19
until
for
the
(EST) on Sept.
purchase of $1,250,000
p.m.
bonds...Dated
water
Due
2
Feb.
on
1
Feb.
from
inclusive. The bonds
1967
are
1,
to
Principal and interest (F-A)
able
the
at
Bank,
New
proved
by
First
from
1963
Principal
and
Chatham
Bond
1, 1981.
Massac
National. City
Bond
bonds
Metropolis
School
District
Com¬
No.
17
Sale—The
offered
awarded
to
Offering—Hardin Dinsen,
Clerk,
hospital
will. receive
bonds.
Due
1977
Ross,
IOWA
Council Bluffs
on
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
sealed
Sept.
Offering—Lester
E.
An¬
drews, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
until 9:30 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 6
for the purchase of $900,000 school
building bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
Nov. 1
1962.
Due
1980
inclusive.
on
from 1963 to
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
at
the
School Treasurer's office. Legality
approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
Bond Offering—Frances Pashek,
receive sealed
(EST) on Sept.
17' for
the
purchase of $38,000
parking lot bonds. Dated Sept. 1,
1962.
Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
City
Clerk,
bids
to
until
1972
8
from
1964
J-J.
bright, County Clerk, will receive
Legality approved by Chapman &
a.m. (EST) on
Cutler.
purchase of $1,000,000 public school bonds. Dated -Williamson County, Herrin Town¬
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from
ship School District No. 201
will
p.m.
inclusive.
KANSAS
1,
Interest
15
Independent
School District, Iowa
Bond
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on Sept.
4 for the purchase of $85,000 city
1962.
Interest
approved by
McCord, Ice & Miller.
$40,000 school
were
Savanna, III.
Bond
to
inclusive.
1969
Creston, Iowa
the National Bank, Metropolis, as
5s. Due Jan. 1, from 1964 to 1968.
York. Legality ap¬
Caldwell, Trimble &
County (P. O. Savannah),
Georgia
Offering — J.
E.
Lam-
to
Legality
(P. O. Metropolis), III.
1992
pay¬
1964
J-J.
terest
;
County,
munity
1962.
callable.
Nolte,
Secretary of the Board of Edu¬
cation, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CDST) on Sept. 6
for the purchase of $430,000 school
building and bus bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
Legality approved by
Bethalto), III.
C.
(P. O.
Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering—Walter J.
Sept. 17 for the pur¬
$115,000 school bonds.
Chapman & Cutler.
Caldwell,
William
School District
on
of
terest J-D.
Englewood Water District, Fla.
—
Washington Township Metropolitan
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from 1965 to 1972 inclusive. In¬
Mitchell.
Offering
-
Offering—Kenneth
bard, District President, will
Certificate Offering—D. F.Good¬
tificates
Illinois
-
FLORIDA
City
Bond
to
Indiana
inclusive. The bonds
Oct.
Principal and
v
the Farmers
^TTT
ui♦
interest payable at
1963
the Bank
33/4s. Due
noon
(M-S) payable at the Trust
Company of Georgia, Atlanta, or
1963 to 1982 inclusive.
GEORGIA
$30,000,000 East Bay
*
from
CONNECTICUT
of
development bonds.
to
from
and
on
est
Mitchell.
or
water
1963
1
3V2s
Bond Offering—-J. A.
Franklin,
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
chase of $2,600,000 bonds. Dated
until noon (EST) on Sept. 18 for
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from the
purchase of $5,800,000 educa¬
1963 to 1982 inclusive. The bonds
tion laboratory
school building
are callable.
(EST)
of
Clarence
Tallmadge.
Main
area
Oct 1
Bond
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
District
on
office.
Golden, Colo.
Bond
First
Clerk
to
maintenance
and
Dec.
on
awarded to
as
INDIANA
Troendle, Chairman of the Board
at Sacramento, until
(PDST) on Sept. 12 for
the purchase of $4,000,000 small
craft harbor improvement bonds.
v
1963
340,000 Delaware State College
improvement bonds, ■: Due on
COLORADO
a.m.
Bast Bay Municipal Utility District
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
the
at
County
Legality ap¬
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Treasurer's
received
10
Bernardino,
until
11
a.m.
(PDST) on Sept. 4 for the pur¬
chase of $1,200,000 school building
bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Due
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1932 in¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest
a.m.
inclusive.
be
■
on
incl.
1982 inclusive.
School Dist.,
San
chase of
tion
1963 to
Public
die, Clerk cf the Board of Super¬
visors, will receive sealed bids at
(MST)
from
1
£
1 from
Fenner
Bernardino High
will receive sealed bids until
100,000 state. Board of Education
bonds. Due on Oct. 1 from
San Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Offering—V. Dennis War-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
; •
1nnnnnH \
inclusive.
Stone &
&
Rosenfeld
Gust,
1982
were
Herrin,
sealed
&
Smith, Inc.;
Youngberg, Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; E. F. Hutton & Co., and C. N. White & Co.
Oct.
interest
1982
to
Oct.
on
DISTRICT
Other members of the syndicate:
Dean Witter & Co.; Merrill Lynch,
Due on April 1 from 1971 to
5
1970
Sept. 1 from
Sept.
on
capital
Due
1,365,000 school bonds. Due on
Octnl from 1963 to 1982 incl.
1976 inclusive.
to
180,000 3s. Due
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
15,000 street improvement bonds.
on
1982
inclusive.
'
1971
150,000 2%s. Due
$35,000 fire department equipment
to
bonds. Due from
inniiicivro
(M(f 2Due nnCSente'l
60
1963
provement
1965 inclusive.
iGfiQ
to
1982 inclusive.
S.
i Qfi7
1963
75,000 Delaware watersheds im¬
¥
30,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1, 1966.
90,000 2y4s. Due on Sept. 1 from
lows:
if
&
1982 incl.
to
from
1
from
1 from
receive,
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $50,000 unlimited tax bonds, as fol¬
bonds.
Due
Sale—The
1963 to
Pederson,
will
Clerk,
City
Acting
T.
on
2,190,000 University of Delaware
capital improvement bonds.
A., San Francisco, at
100.031, a net interest
cost of about 2.88%, as follows:
$90,000 5s. Due on Sept. 1 from
'V'
C
Oct 1
price of
a
ARIZONA
from
Due
300,000
state
hospital
improvement bonds.
$600,000 SChooH
bonds offered Aug 27-vi 196, p;;:5
688—were awarded to a syndicate
headed by the Bank of America
or the City Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Wood,
City,
T
*
1
inclusive.
Monterey County, Calif.
interest
fice.
office.
.
1982 inclusive.
Oct.
on
Salinas City School District,
Principal and
callable.
are
Treasurer's
Due on Jan. 1
1, 1962.
~
Oct.
Oct. 1 from 1963
$2,000 school bonds. Due on Sept.
Secretary of the Public Utilities
1, 1963.
://>;
Board, will receive sealed bids
158,000 school bonds.
Due on
c/o Wood, King, Dawson & Logan,
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982 in48 Wall St., New York 5, until
elusive.
3 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 20 for the
Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
Principal
purchase of $3,000,000 municipal
and interest payable at the County
utilities
improvement
bonds.
Dated Oct.
-r*
on
of
Offering—Robert C. Nor¬
man, Chairman of the Authority,
9,000,000 state highway depart¬
ment improvement bonds. Due
sealed
Aug. 28 for the pur¬
$160,000 unlimited tax
follows:
as
.
Due
1963 to
on
of
,
4,870,000 school, bonds.
Link,
Frank
—
receive
n
bonds.
bids at Santa Rosa, until 2:30 p.m.
(PDST)
ALASKA
will
,
purchase oJ! $19
follows:
1, from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
340,000 capital improvement
Calif.
Offering—Eugene D. Wil¬
Clerk
of the
Board of
Supervisors,
,
.
j
as
bonds
Bond
$885,000 School bonds. Due on Oct.
Valley Union School Dist.,
Bond
Legality
Bradley,
White,
.on'
Sonoma County,
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
18 for the
t
715 000 bonds
'
Rincoh
DELAWARE
Secretary,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
s
County Dispursing Clerk's office,
Savannah.
Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dixeman.
Georgia Ports Authority (P. O.
Atlanta), Ga.
State
(M-S) payable at the
County Treasurer s office. Legality approved by O'Melveny &
will receive sealed
(EST) on Sept. 11
purchase
of $1,630,000
A
Cole.
Delaware (Pt o. Dover), Del.
Bond Offering-Elisha C. Dukes,
0
noon
the
[
interest
Luton,
Clerk,
bids until
re¬
Ber-
o-
City, Ala.
Bond Offering—James D.
City
San
at
?
if ^
J
F ?™A^ue,°"
P,i ? fI0Ir! 1969
1982 inclusive. Principal and
110,000 housing bonds, as 3V8S.
Phenix
will
Clerk,
bids
Robinson, Robinson &
nardino, until 11 a.m. (PDST) on
Sept-11 for the purchase. oL$lr
$750,000 dormitory bonds, as 3V2S.
-
County
sealed
ceive
follows:
Home Finance Agency, as
Counties, Calif.
Offering — V.
Dennis
Bond
awarded to the Housing
were
interest (A-O) payable at the
Hartford National Bank & Trust
Company. Legality approved by
School
and
Bernardino
Riverside
(P. O. Birmingham), Ala.
Sale—The $860,000 bonds
Bond
offered
San
Osborne, Kansas
Band
Sale—The
tric bonds
were
$355,000
awarded to
elec¬
Mil-
sealed bids until 11
burn, Cochran & Co., Inc., as fol¬
Sept.
lows:
1967
and
5
to
for
1991
the
inclusive.
Principal
interest (M-S) payable at the
(P. O. Herrin), III.
Bond
Sale—The
$50,000 school
$138,000 4s* Due, on
1S63
to
Dec. JL from
1975 inclusive.
217.000 4V2S. Due on Dec.
1976 to
1984 inclusive.
1 from
Volume
196.
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.
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No.
1
Securities
Corp.,
as
3V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from 1963 to
1967 inclusive;
(P. O. Castle Hill),
/
sealed
bids
c/o
The
Burr,
County (Ellicott City),
a
^
Watts & Co., at a net interest cost
of about 2.92%.
re¬
Oct.
from
1
First
45 Milk St., Bos¬
ton, until 11 a.m. (EDST) on Sept.
11
for
the purchase
of $277,000
school bonds. Dated iOct. l, 1962.
on
1964
to
to
awarded
were
—
were
inclusive.*
Dated
Oct.
4V2S. Due
as
Jan. X from 1968
on
MASSACHUSETTS
Amherst, Mass.
Note
Offering—Mrs.
;
Esther
Dimock, Town Treasurer, will
S.
re¬
,
MARYLAND
^
Anne
Central City, Ky.
Offering
Bond
(EDST)
Due
receive Wilde, President of the Board of
(CST)
11 for the purchase of
school building bonds.
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on March
Sept.
1 from 1964 to 1983
County
ceive
Offering
Frank
Commissioners,
will
bids
11
sealed
(EDST)
—
on
until
W.
1, 1962.
The bonds
are
callable;
a.m.
purchase of $120,000 town hall
modeling notes.
Dated
Oct.
1962.
1972
Due
Gans
1963
from
Richard
—
I'. -h
''/..
Bank, 45 Milk Street,
Boston, until 11:30 a.m. (EDST)
on
Sept,. 5 for the purchase of
$72,000 sewer bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1963
to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
V
\
>
/
/*!.:''/.
Attleboro, Mass.
awarded
at
gality approved by Storey, Thorn/
:
Provincetown, Mass.
Bond Offering—Frank S. Bent,
•
V
Town
Treasurer,
Bank
J
?
will
receive
sealed bids c/o the First National
until
of
11
the
Boston, 45
Milk
(EDST)
a.m.
on
Street,
Sept: 6
196,
p.
for
Coffin
to
the
,
Boston. Le¬
1,
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 15—v.
payable,
dike, Palmer & Dodge.
Principal and in¬
;••'\ * '' * I
(M-S).
First National Bank,
&
limited tax bonds, as follows:'
purchase of $533,000
un¬
Principal and
bonds
are
interest
payable
(M-S)
the
at
First National Bank, Central
City.
Legality approved by *Joseph R.
Rubin.
Fayette County (P. O. Lexington),
Kentucky
headed by
to
21
Aug.
offered
bonds
awarded
were
Why You Need —
Sale—The $750,000 school
Bond
building
syndicate
a
HOW TO SELL SECURITIES
the Kentucky Co., at a
price of 100.034, a net interest cost
of about 3.35%, as follows:
$140,000 3V2S. Due
1963
By JOHN DUTTON
Aug. 1 from
on
1966 inclusive.
to
1 from
235,000 3s. Due on Aug.
1972 inclusive.
1967 to
!
120,000 S^s. Due on Aug. 1 from
b\'»»,,*> [
).
rri'v/
1975 inclusive.
1973 to
♦
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(In Your Business)
Vuc
fcCl
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lo.r/a
a
oj
v., r
/
bobifrfr
280,000 3V2S. Due on Aug. 1 from
1976 to ,1982 inclusive./*"
Other members of the syndicate:
&
Co.;
Fox,
Reusch & Co., Inc.; Magnus & Co.;
Pohl & Co.; Seasongood & Mayer,
and Stranahan, Harris & Co., Inc.
Richards
Field,
Thi£r
60-page1 booklet
help
you
$390,000 utili¬
offered Aug. 7—v. 196,
ties bonds
479—were awarded to Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
Inc., and Cruttenden, Podesta &
Miller, jointly, at a net interest
p.
available exclusively from us—-is designed to
—
business through modern,
your
proven
investment
selling techniques. Its 25 chapters are full of practical and proven selling
and
Irvine, Ky.
Sale—The
Bond
increase
promotional ideas. John Dutton drew it from the best of his popular
weekly
columns in
Financial Chronicle. You'll
The Commercial and
learn about
*
Obtaining
*
The
*
The final sale
*
The
client list
a
cost of about 4.47%.
Lexington, Ky.
Sale—The
Bond
sewer
im¬
provement bonds offered Aug. 23
—v. 196, p. 796—were awarded to
a group composed of W. E. Hutton
& Co.; Russell Long & Co., and
Security & Bond Co., as 4V2S.
various
accounts.
how to
Pendleton County Water
District
'
(EST)
chase
until
bids
9
will
*
own
1
from
approved
Legality
inclusive.
by
Skaggs, Hays & Fahey.
Robertson County
Mt.
and their
school
24—
796—were awarded to
—
the
you
can
use
relative
to analyze
attractiveness
—
of
on
your
various
'
In 1001 ways
more
(P. O.
Olevet), Ky.
Sale—The $200,000
Bond
—
and you're told '
securities and their vital balance sheet items
1, 1961.
1964 to 1996
Dec.
Dated
Dec.
defined
are
develop each of them to their maximum
Techniques
14 for the pur¬
of $264,000 waterworks sys¬
on
categories of investors
These
a.m.
Sept.
on
bonds.
tem
Due
District,
the
of
sealed
receive
approach
potential
(P. O. Butler), Ky.
Bond Offering — C. B. Peoples,
Chairman
sales
initial
$155,000 Beau¬
mont Park subdivision
this booklet can help you be
a
profitable selling operation. Your own
immediately
on
better salesman and
copy
run a
will be rushed to you
receipt of your order.
building bonds offered Aug.
196, p.
v.
Charles A.
Hinsch & Co., Inc., as
f
follows:
I
COMMERCIAL
&
1
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
$66,000 3%s. Due on March 1 from
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
[
25 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
March 1 from
i
Gentlemen:
!
Securities"
28,000 4s. Due on
1973 to
1975 inclusive.
on March
from 1976 to 1984 inclusive.
41/4S.
106,000
Due
University of Kentucky
1
;
(P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
Offering—Frank D. Peter¬
Bond
Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
for
10
the
housing
Dated
1
from
18
purchase
of $1,325,000
and dining hall bonds.
a.m.
(EST)
April 1, 1961.
on
Sept.
Due on April
Le¬
1964 to 2001 inclusive.
gality approved by
guson
COPY TODAY
Grafton, Fer¬
& Fleischer.
I enclose
0
I
I
son,
until
ORDER YOUR
PRICES
ON QUANTITY
ON REQUEST
ORDERS
J.
O'Toole, Town Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids. c/o the First
to
(A-O) payable at the State
689—were
& Markell.
1
re¬
Street Bank and Trust Company.
Le¬
gality approved by Niles, Barton,
Oct.
on
inclusive/
terest
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
able at the Boonsboro Bank.
re¬
Sept. 11 for the pur¬
Offering
inclusive. The
callable.
Bond
Sept. 11 for
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1992
on
inclusive.
Geneva
on
$452,000- sanitary
bonds. Dated Sept.
sewer
(P. O.
will
$140,000
Dated
County
Annapolis), Md.
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
on
Arundel
Mrs.
—
Clerk,
City
noon
the. purchase of
KENTUCKY
Gray,
until
proved by Ropes & Gray.
?
:
price of 100.582,
National
1962. Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
Maryland National Bank,
Glen
Burnie.
Legality
approved
by
1,
—
to 1990 inclusive.
a
Ayer, Mass.
Bond
Baker,
awarded
Smith, Somerville & Case.
/
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ceive; sealed bids, c/o the State
to a group composed of Beecroft,
Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1974
Street Bank and Trust Company,
/ s; Boonsboro,, Md.I,
Cole & Co.; the Columbian Se¬
inclusive. Principal and interest
111 Franklin Street, Boston, until
Bond Offering
curities Corp.; Estes & Co., Inc.,
John L. Kerr,
noon
(A-O) payable at the First Na¬
(EDST) on Sept. 6 for the
and Seltsam, Hanni & Co., Inc.,
tional Bank, Boston. Legality ap¬ Mayor, will" receive- sealed bids
ing facility bonds
3.20s, at
as
net interest cost of about 3.13%.
Bond Sale—The $500,000 school
bonds offered Aug. 21—v. 196, p.
689
1992
An¬
\
hospital bonds.
general
600,000
from
1
inclusive.
1992
to
drainage
Oct.
on
Due
Offering—Roland B.
Howard
fol¬
as
Maryland
Due
bonds.
1964
drews, District Treasurer, will
ceive
Sale—The $800,000 park¬
bonds,
*■ iv
$3,250,000 county storm
Westfield
National Bank,
Topeka, Kansas
Bond
and
Maine
Bond
57
-
School Administrative District
-
Columbian
chase of $3,850,000
lows:-
Presque
(1001)
...
.
Castle Hill, Chapman, Mapleton,
Sale—The $130,000 school
were
awarded
to
the
.
■
MAINE
..
High School No. I (P. O.
;
' Wamego), Kansas
bonds
.
Wabaunsee
Counties Joint Consol.
Bond
.
■
...
and
Pottawatomie
Number 6191
■
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$2.
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my
copy
of "How To Sell
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1002)
.
.
.
Monday, September 3, 1962
-•Yiw
7:30
Sept.
1988
tion
I
from 1963 to 1967 inclusive.
1
39,000 street bonds. Due on Sept.
1967 inclusive,
from 1963 to
1
bonds.v Due
Dated
7
June
on
Dated
1, 1962. Principal
and interest (M-S) payable at the
First National Bank, Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge,
y
Sept.
MICHIGAN
Avondale School District (P.
Auburn
Bond
Dated Oct.
from
Sept. 1, 1962. The bonds
Interest J-D. Legal¬
N.
Baker, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 13 for
purchase of $850,000 school
the
1, 1962. Due
on
callable.
are
Interest
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Bond
a
net
interest
of
cost
about
3.18%.
tion, will receive sealed bids c/o
Route 4, Box 79, Benton Harbor,
until 8 p.m.
(EST) on Sept. 12
for the purchase of $165,000 school
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
The
bonds
will
4:30
callable.
are
Sept. 11 for the purchase of
$450,000
hospital
bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1962. Due on April 1 from
Note
Sale
The
—
offered
■
& Trust
Olivet
are
est
to
1992
inclusive.
The
bonds
callable. Principal and inter¬
(A-O) payable at the Detroit
Bank
&
Trust
Manufacturers
Company,
Hanover
or
the
Trust
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock &
Stone.
Croswell
Lexington
-
Note
to
Halsey, Stuart
& Co., Inc.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co., and Al¬
lan Blair & Co.,
at a price of
100.022, a net interest cost of
about 3.599%, as follows:
$60,000 4V2S. Due
1965
to
on
1967
1968
to
1973
on
Pontiac, Mich.
1974
to
1977
on
until
8
1978
to
1983
245,000 3%s.
1984
to
on
p.m.
Due
Detroit
1991
School
July 1 from
July 1 from
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1
from
The
1965
bonds
July 1 from
on
/S
Bond
Offering
James
—
L.
B.
1991
inclusive.
The
bonds
ap¬
Rockford, Mich.
Bond
Offering—Harry E. Zuck,
Clerk, will receive sealed
City
bids
until
7:30
p.m.
(EST) on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $550,000 water system bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from
1964 to 1991 inclusive. The bonds
Bond Offering—Edward M. Lane,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
II
a.m.
(EST) on Sept. 25 for
the purchase of $10,000,000 school
building
Oct.
and
site
1, 1962. Due
callable. Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
••
bonds.
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Stone.
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St. Johns Schooi
Note
Sale
—
District, Mich.
The $45,000 tax
the Clinton National Bank & Trust
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
net interest cost of about
chase
Interest
by
•
Elysian Indep. School District
No. 396,
Bend
Offering
Minn.
—
Ruth
Aanas,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until
8
p.m. (CST)
purchase of
pur¬
industrial
A-O.
Legality approved
& Trauernicht.
Pemiscot
(P. O. Caruthers¬
bonds
were
the
and
Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.,
to
New York City. Legality approved
callable. Interest A-O.
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1965
1991 inclusive. The bonds are
"
$255,000 school
awarded
to
the
as
First
3y4S,
3s, and 3.30s. Due March 1 from
1963 to
1978 inclusive.
(EDST)
Fairview, Mont.
Bond Offering—Olive L.
Clerk,
on
will
receive
1963
sealed
Sept. 4 for the purchase
Bank
price
of
cost
..,
will
Comptroller,
sealed
bids
until
re¬
3
p.m.
on
to
1982
able
the
at
inclusive.
First National
Boston.; Legality
Ropes & Gray.
Dutchess County (P. 0.7
Oct.
1
»
County
ceive
sealed
(EDST)
Due
bonds.
Oct.
on
1963
from
able at the
1963
to
Bond
Oct.; 1,
from
District, N. J.
Offering—Edwin R. Dun¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
8
(EDST) on Sept. 10
$134,000 school
p.m.
to
1991
inclusive.
Marine
Midland Na¬
York, Poughkeepsie,
Midland
rine
Trust
or at the Ma¬
Co. of New
York,. New York City.
Legality
approved by Sykes, Galloway &
Dikeman.
/
.
Irondequoit, N. Y.
Bond
Offering
Harold L.
—
Knauf, Town Supervisor, will re¬
sealed
ceive
.
bids
until
chase
provement
1962. Due
bonds.
Jan.
on
inclusive.
1989
2 7 p.m.
for the pur¬
public im¬
Dated July -1,
on Sept. 11.
of
$1,152,798
(EDST)
-
1
from
1963 to
Principal and in¬
terest
(J-J)
payable
at V the
Valley Union Trust Co.,
Rochester. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Genesee
1964 to
bar,
until
a.m.
pur¬
tional Bank, of Southeastern New
1992
Dated
1
re¬
11
for the
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Principal and interest
payable at the Boardwalk
school
until
6
$1,306,000 college bonds.
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
Dated
National Bank, Atlantic City. Le¬
000
Treasurer, will
bids
Sept.
on
chase of
by
1
from
7
Bond Offering—^-Wilbur N. Cres-
-
well,
Bank,
approved
;
.
Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
Hammonton, N. J.
Bond Offering—Dominic Ciano,
Town Clerk,; will .receive sealed
on
or
pur¬
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
Orahgetown and Clarkstown Union
Free School District No. 4
(P. O. South Nyack), N. Y.
Bond
Sale—The
$35,000 school
Aug. 23—v.
196,
offered
bonds
797—were awarded to the Peo¬
ples Bank of Rockland County,
New City, as 2.90s, at par.
p.
Palmyra, Macedon, Walworth,
Manchester
and Farmington
Central School District No. 1/7 ;
(P. O. Palmyra), N. Y.
Offering—Walter W. Wie-
Bond
drick, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EDST)
on
5
Sept.
for
the /purchase
of
$694,000 school bonds. Dated June
Dec. 1 from 1963
inclusive.
Principal and
1962. Due
1,
1981
to
interest
on
payable
at the
Union Trust Co.,
Rochester. Legality approved by
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
(J-D)
Genessee Valley
for the purchase of
bonds. Dated June 1, 1962. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank
Tuckerton.
Reed,
McCarthy.
Legality
Hoyt,
Washburn
&
Wantage Township School District
(P. O. Wantage), N. J.
Bond Offering — Margaret An¬
drews, Secretary of the Board of
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
able
p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 13
purchase of $67,000 school
at
the
Farmer's
Royalton, Hartland, Lockport,
Shelby, Ridgeway and Alabama
Central School District No. 1
(P. O. Middleport), N. Y.
approved
Principal and interest (A-O)
Taylor,
a
Co., New
City Comptroller's of¬
fice. Legality approved by Haw¬
kins, Delafield & Wood. /
Of $875,000 school bonds.
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
from
1
Sept. 13 for the
on
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1974 inclusive.
MONTANA
City
bids
City
York,
Member of the School Board, will
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m.
for the
school building bonds. Dated Oct.
for
Sale—The
interest
-
-
the
at 7
facturers Hanover Trust
of
County, Caruthersville
a
to
2.70s,
Sept. 5 for the pur¬
chase of $851,000 bonds anticipa¬
tion notes.
Dated Sept. 13, 1962.
Due on Sept. 13, 1963.
Principal
and interest payable at the Manu¬
Valley Regional School
(P. O. Canaan), N. H.
Bond Offering—Daniel Gosselin,
bv
"•
Sept.
$270,000
18
National
2
MISSOURI
on
Company; Contin¬
Illinois
Chicago,
Sept. 4 for the
National Bank, St. Louis,
& Trust
Company,
until
ville), Mo.
ental
&
bids
$1,000,000
Charles
Bond
Bank
Trust
on
of
Sch. Dist.
MINNESOTA
on
Bank
sealed
Supervisors,
1
.
Offering—SidmeyJ/ Freed-
(EDST)
on
District
Offering—HaranR.Young,
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1963 to 1987 inclusive.
(P. O. Tawas City), Mich.
Note Sale
The $58,000 tax
anticipation notes offered Aug.
20—v. 196, p. 689—were awarded
Dated
May 1 from
1963 to 1988 inclusive. Principal
and interest payable at the Detroit
•
Bond
2.44%.
about 2.61%.
R.
7.-
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Buffalo, N: Y.
•
man, 7
NEW HAMPSHIRE
1962.
Clerk of the Board of
Peoples State Bank of East
Tawas, at1 a net interest cost of
met
ceive
Mascoma
Tuckerton School
anticipation notes offered Aug. 13
—v. 196, p. 689—were awarded to
a
100.105,
/Note
7 .'
.
The $141,000 fire
Aug. 23—v. 196, p.
awarded
about 2.67%.
—
are
Paddock
bids
' •«.?'"
t
—
as
7
will receive sealed
7,
Babylon,,
.
dock & Stone.
>./■
by
Bank, Jack1983 inclusive. Principal and in¬
7 son.
77':'..7" '77- •; 7 77/;7;J/.''
terest
(A-O)
payable
at
the
800,000public
improvement
Suburban Trust Company, Scotch
bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
Plains. Legality approved by Reed,
1963 to 1987 inclusive. Prin¬
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy..
cipal and interest payable at
the Deposit Guaranty Bank &
Totowa School District, N. J.
Bond Offering—Russell J.
Trust Company, Jackson.
Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Legality ap¬ Birchell, Secretary of the Board of
proved by; Charles & Trauernicht. Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept. 11
Laurel, Miss.
for the purchase of $250,000 school
Bond Sale
The $50,000 city
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
improvement bonds offered Aug,
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclu¬
21 were awarded to the Commer¬
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
cial Bank & Trust Co., Laurel, at
payable at the New Jersey Bank
a net interest cost of about 3.50%.
and Trust Company, Paterson, Le¬
Monroe County Third and Fourth
gality approved by Hawkins, Del¬
afield and Wood.'
Supervisors' Districts (P. O. 7
YY/'Y.«■ ./77
Aberdeen), Miss.
proved by Miller, Canfield, Pad¬
,■
797—were
NEVADA
(A-O)
J.
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,
Sale
inclusive.
Jackson, Miss.
Offering — Mrs.
the First National
are
Legality
•;
to the
District, Mich.
p.
cipal and interest payable at
Dated
Aug.
1,
July 1 from 1965 to
callable. Interest J-J.
approved
gality ; approved
by ? Hawkins,
Skinner, City Clerk, will receive Delafield
& Wood.
7 Y
\
(CST)*
on
Sept,111 for the purchase of; Scotch Plains-Fanwood School Dist.
(P. O. Scotch Plains), N. J.
$2,300,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
Bond Offering—F. J. Laberge,
follows: [i
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
$1,500,000
airport
improvement
tion/will receive sealed bids until
/ bonds. Due on Nov. 1 from
Sept. 26 for the purchase of $925,1963 to 1987 inclusive./Prin¬
bonds.
on
Legality
sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on Sept. 6
for the purchase of $800,000 school
1S62. Due
I
Bond
Dawson, Secretary of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
Education,
building
7
—
July 1 from
inclusive.
196,
MISSISSIPPI
to
are
Tawas Area School District
inclusive.
175,000 3%s. Due
1989 to
on
Aug. 7—v.
■
of
Lyon County School District
(P. O. Yerington), Nev.
Bond Offering — The County
Clerk
'
of
Wood, King, Dawsori 81 Logan.
Due
Republic School District, Mich.
inclusive.
1988
offered
supply bonds. Dated July 1,
Due
Bond
dated Oct. 1,1962.
from 1964 to 1981
Web- /
ber, Jackson & Curtis, and E. J. bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept.
13 for the purchase of $275,000
Prescott & Co., jointly, at a net
sewer bonds. Dated Oct.
interest cost of about 3.16%.
1, 1962.
(EST) on Sept.
II for the purchase of $3,770,000
water
1
Y";V7.7; 7/7 7
NEW YORK'
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77
Babylon, N. Y.
NEW JERSEY
586—were awarded to Paine,
Co., at
July 1 from
inclusive.
225,000 3V2S. Due
inclusive.
1974
bonds
Offering—Olga Barkeley,
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
July 1 from
inclusive.
115,000 314 s. Due
on
V r
•;
„•
Commission, Minn.
Bond
inclusive.
145,000 3V2S. Due
1974 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The $70,000 electric
City
•y'7^7:
$7,-
are
Oct.
Westbrook Public Utilities
,
group composed of
&
Co.
Inc.; Blyth
o n
on
inclu¬
(M-S)
586,-are ast
p.
1963
to:1979
bonds, re-,
000 school bonds.
bonds:. $90,000
Jan. 1 from
1963 to 1970 inclusive; $60,000
2.90s, due on Jan. 1 from 1971
150,000
sewer
2.60s, due
Sale—The $20,000 tax an¬
purpose
from
1
bonds offered
on
Dated
interest cost of about 2.69%.
Community
Michigan
Due
chase
b
Mc-
p.m;
Delafield and Wood.
7/. > • 7:
Details—Further
196,
v.
The bonds
awarded to
were
8
payable at the Camden Trust Co.
Legality, approved by Hawkins,
/-Y//
follows:
from 1971 to
ticipation notes offered Aug. 22—
v.
196, p. 796—were awarded to
McDonald-Moore & Co., at a net
School District (P. O. Croswell),
Bond Sale—The $965,000 school
building bonds offered Aug. 23—
v. 196, p. 585—were awarded to a
ported in
d s:
Jan. 1
from 1963 to 1970 inclusive;
$155,000 2.90s, due on Jan. 1
Co., Grand Rapids.
Community School District,
/'
Michigan
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Aug. 23
$515,000
improvement
$360,000 2.60s, due
7'
Sept.
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $700,-'
Paul, Minn.
Shearson, Hammill & Co., at a
price of 100.056, a net interest
cost of about 2.74%, as follows:
Union Bank
the
In¬
„
.
St.
until
sive. Principal and interest
Sale—The $665,000 bonds
Bond
$93,000 notes
196, p. 796—
Aug. 22—v.
awarded to
were
on
1965
Peterson &
inclusive.
bids
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on
3Vzs, at
7
the offering of the
on
inclusive.
622, Minn. 7.
1989
to
South
Northview School District (P. O.
Grand Rapids), Mich.
offered
1965
terest A-O.
Interest
Legality approved by Miller,
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
*
receive
(EST)
p.m.
details
(CDST) on Sept. 20 for the.
purchase of $850,000 school bonds.
Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1
from
sealed
Omaha, Neb.
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
J-J.
1996
Hospital,
AY//,/'-
Bond Offering
p.m.
1962.
sealed bids until
Independent School
—
.;• Yy '...£ r.'.
,
,,
Municipal Consultants,
Popovich,
Chippewa County (P. O. /77'7'
callable.
Interest
J-J.
Legality
;
Sault Ste Marie), Mich. :
|
Wright,
Bond Offerings—Kenneth Shoul- approved by Dickinson,
McKean & Cudlip. *
dice, Administrator of the War
Memorial
inclusive., In¬
1970
to
Offering
Bond Offering—Mary H. Cozart,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
—
at
1964
North St. Paul
Caro
Community School District,
Michigan
Note Sale
The $34,800 tax
anticipation notes offered Aug. 13
—v. 196, p. 689—were awarded to
the State Savings Bank of Caro,
Home Finance Agency, as
par.;
Oct. 1". 200,000 various
:
Sept.
M-S.
re¬
p.m.
bonds.
on
Bond
Hugh, Borough Clerk, will receive
•<
Bond Sale — The $420,000 dor¬
mitory
bonds
offered
Aug.7 22
were awarded to the Housing and
.
Johnson School District, Mich.
I from 1965 to 1991 inclusive. The
bonds
2
construction
1, 1962,. Due
District No.
building site and refunding bonds.
Dated Sept.
will
until
Legality approved by
Faegre & Benson.
Paddock & Stone. 777YY''Y77
O.
Raymond
—
,
'
Auditor,
bids
'Y
NEBRASKA
Wood-Lynn, N. J.
Offering—Stephen J.
,,7777;
,
(EDST)
Wesleyan University Inc.. on Sept, 12 for the purchase of
(P. O. Lincoln), Neb.7
$86,000 general improvement
«.
terest A-O.
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Heights), Mich.
Offering
County
sealed
improvement
Nebraska
//
■
Offering—Lawrence
ment 7 and -
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v
A7.'-.77";
on Sept. 10 for the purchase
$350,000 county road improve¬
of
1
:r
-y> .■
special
4
City
construction
and
/'•'
.
$100,000
bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
(CST)
7
callable.
are
from 1963 to 1977 inclusive.
68,000 school bonds. Due on Sept.
/-7
of $30,000
County (P. O. St. Peter),
Overn,
ceive
to
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
•
$86,000 water bonds. Due on Sept..
I
inclusive, v
1964
190,000 swimmihg pool construc¬
sealed bids c/o The First National
Bank, 45 Milk Street, Boston, until
11 a.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 12 for
the purchase of $193,000 unlimited
tax bonds, as follows:
-
from
1
//.'
Oct.
about
or
building
Bond
building bonds.
June
on
on
purchase
Minnesota,'.
.7 v/vY
;
Due
.
receive
will
Treasurer,
"
$1,960,000 school
„
Wilmington, Mass.
77/
Bond Offering—Grace H. Rice,
Town
follows:
as
Thorndike,
Storey,
by
approved
Nicollet
the
bOndS.
on Sept. 12 for
$2,150,000 bonds,
(EST)
p.m.*
the purchase of
interest
Palmer & Dodge.
Hall
for
Bond
1, 1962.
Principal
payable at the First
National Bank, Boston.
Legality
Dated
received
Mich.
Offering—Virgil B. Beld,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
school remodeling bonds.
on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to
inclusive. Interest M-S.
of
Montevideo, Minn.
1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Grandville School District,
1972
<
,
be
Due
and
&
Stone.
clusive. Interest M-S.
59,000
Canfield,; .Paddock
Miller,
by
$474,000 school bonds.
Due on
Sept. 1 from 1963 to 1982 in¬
pay¬
National
Bank, Sussex. Legality approved
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Offering
Bond
—
Pauline/F.
Chestnut, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until 2 p.m.
(EDST)
chase
on
of
Sept. 13 for the pur¬
school bonds.
$1,350,000
Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due on Dec. 1
from 1963 to 1991
cipal and interest
at
the
at
(M-S) payable
Marine Trust Company of
Western
or
inclusive. Prin¬
the
New
York,
Marine
Middleport,
Midland
Company of New York.
approved by Sykes,
Dikeman.
Trust
Legality
Galloway &
Number 6191
Volume 196
i-,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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Ohio
,
(P. G. Lyndonville), N.
■
,
Y. \
Offering
...
100.3935,
about
v'
a
2.86%,
net interest cost of
as
90,000 3.05s. Due on* Nov. 1, 1973.
95,000 3,10s. Due on Nov. 1, 1974.
100,000 3.15s. Due on Nov. 1,1975.
100,000 3.20s. Due on Nov. 1, 1976,
follows:
$140,000 2^8. Due on Sept. 1 from
Harry Salis¬
bury, School < Superintendent, will
Lillian Custer,
—
Bond
.
"
Bond Offering
of
Maple Heights City School District,
Yates, Ridge way, ICarlton & Gaines
Central School District .No. 1.;
(1003)
—
*,; ;i
.
1963 to 1969 inclusive.
105,000 3y4s. Due on Nov. 1, 1977.
sealed bids on or about
60,000 2%s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1970 to 1972 inclusive.
110,000 3.30s. Due on Nov. 1,1978.
Sept. 24 for the purchase of $1,110,000 3.35s. Due on Nov. 1, 1979.
200,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
Sept. 6 for the purchase of $935,-; 000.000 school bonds.
•••'. 1973 to 1982 inclusive.
*
115,000 3.40s. Due on Nov. 1.1980.
000 school bonds. Dated .Sept. 1,
.
Mogadore, Ohio
yy-yy
:lyy
120,000 3.45s. Due on Nov. 1.1981.
1962; Due on Sept. 1 from 1963 to
Bear Creek Township- School Dist.
Bond Offering —The Village.
250,000 3%s. Due on Nov. 1, 1982
1992 inclusive. Principal ahd in¬
(P. O. Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
Clerk v will ; receive s sealed ; bids
and 1983.
terest (M-S) payable at the Citi¬
Bond Offering — Charles R.
until Sept. 11 for the purchase of
Other members of the syndicate:
zens State Bank", Lyndonville. Le¬
Thomas, Secretary of the Board. o£ Harriman$1,000,000- school bonds. K-:
Ripley *& Co,,
Inc.;
receive
District Clerk:, will receive sealed
bids until
11
a.m.
(EDST) on
,
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Mount
Sterling, Ohio
T,
,
■
y
Greensboro, N. C. hj
Principal
payable
Bank
and
at
of
the
Wilkes-
Barre.
Legality
approved
Townsend, Elliott & Munson.
by
Pale Alto, Pa,
Bond Offering—Anthony J; De-
Stefapo, Borough Secretary, will
receive sealed bids until 7:30. p.m.
(EDST) on Sept. 10 for the pur¬
chase
of
$26,000 bonds. Dated
.
„
.
.
;Jy*;
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Sept, 10 for the purchase of $8,000
<
Dunmore School District, Pa.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
sanitary sewer notes. Dated Sept.. able «at the Citizens Bank
of ■l, Bbiid Offering — "Edmund J.
City Treasurer and
1, 1962. Due on Sept, 1, 1967. J
A Wilkes-Barrte. Legality approved Casey; Secretary of the Board:
Fiiiance, • will receive sealed bidsuntil Sept. 25 forv the purchase* Parkview (P. O. Cleveland), Ohio by Townsend, Elliott 8b Munson. of
Directors, will receive sealed
6t $6,790,000 unlimited tax bonds;
Bond Sale—The $96;500 sanitary
bids until 8 p.m. (EDST) on Sept.
Council Rock Joint Sch. Authority?
as follows:.
5 for the purchase of $110,000:
Vyb/yy?y:'y:y*b-:y iX system improvement bonds were Bucks County (P. O. Newtown),
school refunding
and improve¬
$2,500,000 street improvement awarded to the First Cleveland
y.y;"by Pennsylvania ' 1
bonds.
ment bonds. Dated Sept. 15, 1962;
Corp., as 3V2S, at a price of 100.861.
Bond Sale
The $1,950,000
Due on Sept. 15 from' 1964 to 1983
1,450,000 public library bonds.
Parma City School District, Ohio
school bonds were awarded to a
inclusive. Principal and interest
240,000 fire department building
Bond Sale—The $900,000 school
syndicate headed by Butcher &
«:' bonds.
payable
atM the
First
National
y, V
; building
improvement and equip¬ Sherrerd, and Dolphin & Co., at
Bank,
Dunmore.
Legality
ap¬
500,000 bridge & culverts bonds. ment bonds offered
Aug. 27—v. a net interest cost of about 3.38%,
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
1,000,000 public park bonds, v'
196, p. 690 — were awarded to as follows:yy :
Munson.
700,000 water bonds.
John Nuveen>& Co., and Ryan,
$30,000 2s. Due on Nov. 1, 1963. ;
400,000 municipal building bonds. Sutherland &
Hanover Township School District
Co., jointly, as 3V2S,
70,000 2.20s. Due on Nov. 1, 1964.
at a price of 101.6151, a net in¬
Greenville County, Paris Mountain
(P. O. Wilkes-Barre), Pa.
75,000 2.40s. Due on Nov. 1, 1965*
terest cost of about 3.35%.
Water and Sewer District
Bond Offering — Walter
75,000 2Vfes. Due on Nov. 1, 1966,
(P. O. Greenville), S. C.
Secretary
of
the
80,000 2.60s. Due on Nov. 1, 1967. Rouskouski;
>/ Russellville, Ohio
Bontf Offering—Marion M.
Bond Offering—William Down¬
80,000 2.70s. Due on Nov. 1, 1968. Board of Directors,, will receive
Hewell, Chairman of the District ing, Jr., Village Clerk, will re¬
80,000 2.80s. Due on Nov. 1, 1969. sealed bids until 4:30p.m. (EDST)
Commission, , will receive sealed ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
85,000 2.90s. Due on Nov. 1, 1970. on Sept. 13 for the purchase of
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 6;
90,000 2.95s. Due on Nov. 1, 1971. $150,000 school bonds. Dated Oct.
(EST) on Sept. 7 for. the purchase
for
the
purchase
of
$175,000, of $321,000 waterworks bonds. Le¬
1, 1962. Due on Oct. 1 from 1963
90,000 3s. Due on Nov. 1, 1972.
waterworks system bonds.
Dated gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
Oct. 1,. 1962. Due on Oct. I from ers & Dempsey. ;
v
•Bond Offering—J. B.
(A-O)
National
'
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CAROLINA
NORTH
First
Oct. 1, 1962. Due on Oct. X fronu
1963 to 1972 inclusive. •• "
Directors,, will receive sealed bids
Smith, Barney & Co.; DeHaven
until 8 p.m.- (EDST) on Sept. 10 8c
Pleasant Hills, Pa,
lownsend, Crouter &: Bodine;
Note Offering—Ruth Loofbour-:
.
:'1,> r
for the purchase of: $80,006 school
Boenning & Co.; H, J Steele 8c
row, Village Clerk, will receive
Additional Information—In the
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on;
Co., and Schaffer, Necker & Co. sale of the $500,000 municipal
sealed bids: until 11 a.m. (EST) on
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
& Dikeman.
inclusive.
1972
interest
.
,
way
to
59*
Holshouser,
Director of
,
building bonds, reported in v. 196^
p. 691, Hiilme, Applegate & Hum-:
phrey Inc.;, Kay, Richards & Co.^
Blair & Co., Inc., and Thomas 8tc
Co. were associated with Arthurs,*
Lestrange & Co. in the purchase.
RHODE ISLAND
.
■
Rhode
—
<
Island
;
(State- of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids wiH
received on Sept. 12 for the
purchase of $10,150,000 bonds, as
follows:
be
$4,000,000
highway
bonds.
Due
from 1963 to 1992'inclusive.
,
1,700,000
state
college
develop¬
ment bonds. Due from 1963 to
1992
inclusive.
•
•
ity
approved
by
V;:.- ';/
NORTH DAKOTA
24
.
Bond Offering
—
Director
&
Associates, Inc., Financial Con¬
sultants, will receive sealed bids
until 11 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 20
for the purchase of $980,000 im¬
provement bonds.
Oct.
of
Dec. 1 from
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Cleveland Trust Company. Legal¬
ity approved by Squire, Sanders
& Dempsey.
Struthers, Ohio
ceive sealed
on
or
Wyoming, Ohio
;
bonds,
as
follows:
bids
on
It/Of.
Sept. 17 for the purchase
of $63,168 city improvement bonds.
OKLAHOMA
about
Jenks, Okla.
Bond Sale—The
: yy: J y,
$230,000 water¬
Aug. 23 were
works bonds offered
$750,000 city improvement bonds.
200;000 city improvement bonds.
awarded
'
.,y;
'
Bond Offerings—R. A. Anderegg,
Sept. 25 for the purchase of $950,000
bids
>yyy City Manager, will receive sealed
Heights, Ohio ;
— Edward
bids
G,
re¬
on
Sept. 12 for
of $53,925 city im¬
provement bonds.
Offering
sealed
•;
Michael
the purchase
Schuele, Director of Finance, will
receive
—
Orenic, Jr., City Auditor, will
(J-D) payable at the
Cleveland
Bond
on
Bond Offering
;v
Legality approved by Peck, Shaf¬
1
.
inclusive.
1983
First National Bank of Cincinnati.
y
fV* -tji'
•
Linton*
Finance, '.will receive
1, 1962. Due
1964. to
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids until noon (EST) on Sept. 17
for
the
purchase of $63,168.32
street improvement bonds. Dated
Oct. 1; 1962. Due on Dec. 1 from
1964 to 1983 inclusive. Principal
;: ;
/. ' '"•"• fVtV:
noon (EDST) on
Sept. 20 for the purchase of $850,000 sewerage system bonds. Dated
OHIO
fer & Williams.
11
sealed bids until
Cincinnati, Ohio
'iBond Offering—R. A. Anderegg,
and interest
.
Bond Offering—Thomas
G. Evensen
T
['
Y*
Solon, Ohio
Fargo. N. D.
the
to
-
First
National
Bank 8c Trust Co., Tulsa, at a net
QreenhilleExempted Village School interest cost of about 3.62%.
District' (Pi O. Cincinnati), Ohio
;
The bonds are due from 1965 to
Bond Sale—The $453,000 school 1987 inclusive.
'* :
'
building bonds offered Aug: 23—
Sequoyah County Indep, Sch. Dist.
v.
196, p. 690—were awarded to
No. 5 (P. O. Muldrow), Okla. .V.
Ellis 8c Co., and Associates, as
Bond Offering — Eugene Wood*
3%sj at a price of 101.77, a net
Clerk of the Board of Education,
interest cost of about 3.19%.
■
will
sealed
receive
bids
until
\
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8
Independence, Ohio^
,v
p.m. (CST)
on Aug. 28 for the
Sale-—The $21,565 street
purchase of $25,000 unlimited tax
improvement bonds offered Aug, bonds; as follows:
*
8—v; 196; p. 482—were awarded
$17,500 school building bonds.. Due
to McDonald & Co., as 3%s.
from 1965
Bond
,
to 1969* inclusive.
'
.
Lima, Ohio
/
V.
Bond Offering—George
A. Bur-
Auditor, will
7,500
^
receive
goon, City
sealed' bids
until
noon
(EST)
bonds. Due in 1964 and? 1965.
OREGON
on
Sept. 10 for the purchase of $172,551 street and sewer improvement
bonds*' Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
Bond
to
the
First
National
a
Bank
of
net interest
cost of aibout 3.52%.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Dempsey.
felder, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids on Sept. 20 for the
purchase of $238,000 county im¬
provement bonds. :
;
—
Oregon, Portland, at
Co., Lima. Legality ap¬
by
Squire,
Sanders &
and Trust
Lucas County (P. O. Toledo), Ohio
Bond. Offering—Anna. C. Pflug-
Bandon, Oregon
Sale
The $116,000 city
improvement bonds offered' Aug.
22—v. 196* p. 798—were awarded
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the First National Bank
proved
,
equipment
transportation
Allentown SehooL District, Pa.
,
BondSale—The $400,000 school
bonds offered, Aug. 22—v. 196, p.
587—were, awarded: to Harriman
Ripley & CO., Inc.,, and
Barney & Co., jointly* at
1963
interstate
inclusive.
for the purchase of $750,000
city improvement bonds.
>
training school
from
to
bonds.
inch
1992
highway
bonds. Due from 1963 to 1992:
Bond Offering—The City Clerk
will receive sealed bids on Sept.
Gibbs
Sinkler,
& Simons.
1,000,000
Sandusky, Ohio
Legal¬
Interest A-O.
callable.
Due
The bonds
1967 to 1986 inclusive.
are
1,500,000
Smith,
price;
a
,
,>
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1004)
*
;
Monday, September 3, 1962
a.
Texas
-
950,000 hurricane barrier bonds.
Due from 1963 to 2002 incl.
1963
Sam S. Tour-
to Ditt¬
Rowles,
follows:
Town
Due on March 1
from 1986 to 1992 inclusive.
Galveston County Water Control &
Rosebud Sch. Dist.
Flo. 39 (P. p. Route 2, Lemmon),
'> '
South Dakota
Bond Offering—Doris Smebakken, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
Sept. 8 for the purchase of $12,000
school building bonds. Dated Sept.
1, 1962. Due on Sept. 1 from 1964
.
to 1975 inclusive.
Bond Offering—J. E.
,
Langham,
President, will receive sealed bids
until Sept. 6 for the purchase of
$498,000 waterworks and sewer
system bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
March 1 from 1979 to 1999
on
callable.
are
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
at the
League City State
Bank. Legality approved by Vin¬
son, Elkins, Weems & Searls.
able
Harris
County Water Control and
Improvement District No. SO
(P. O. Houston), Texas
Bond Sale—The $100,000 water
sewer bonds were awarded to
•
and
Dittmar & Co., Inc.
Scotland, S. Dak.
Leu G. Moore,
—
City Auditor, will receive sealed
(CST) on Sept.
10 for the purchase of $30,000 City
Hall improvement bonds.
Dated
Sept. 1, 1962. Due on July 1 from
1964 to 1978 inclusive. The bonds
bids until 8 p.m.
are
callable. Principal and interest
(J-J)
urer's
payable at the City Treas¬
office, Scotland.
by Danforth,
approved
Jersey Village, Tex.
Bond Sale—The $200,000 water
and sewer bonds offered Aug. 20
were awarded to Dittmar & Co.,
Inc., as follows:
Legality
Danforth
1
$60,000 4y4s.
(P. O. Sevierville),
Tennessee
Bond Offering—Ray L. Reagan,
County Judge, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Sept.
18 for the purchase of $635,000
school bonds. Dated Sept. 1, 1962.
on
50,000 4s. Due
1977 to
Tennessee State Board of Education
(P. O. Nashville), Tenn.
Bond Offering — Joe Morgan,
March 15 from
inclusive.
City Secretary will receive sealed
(CST) on Sept. 11
for the purchase of $90,000 bonds,
bids until 7 p.m.
follows:
as
$35,000 sewer system bonds.
on
Jan.
from
incl. The
1964
bonds
1
are
to
callable.
55,000 sewer system bonds.
on
Jan.
from
1
The bonds
incl.
Due
1992
1965
to
Due
1999
callable.
are
Dated July 1,
Legality
1962. Interest J-J.
by
McCall,
Crowe, McCall and
approved
Parkhurst,
Horton.
of
Northside Independent School Dist.
Education, will receive sealed bids
11 a.m. (CST) on Sept. 7
for the purchase of $620,000 col¬
lege dormitory and dining hall
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1962. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1992 inclusive.
(P. O. San Antonio), Tex.
Offering — Murray E.
Boone, District
Superintendent,
Chairman
of
the
State
Board
until
Legality
by
approved
Caldwell,
Trimble & Mitchell.
Bond
will
7
receive
Feb.
able
Information—In
the
sale of the $40,000 fire station
bonds, Bache & Co. purchased the
bonds, as follows:
on
April 1 from
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
22,000 4s.
Due
April 1 from
on
1973 to 1978 inclusive.
dividend
bids
until
15 from
The
1964 to
bonds
1990
in¬
callable.
are
Principal and interest (F-A)
Athens, Texas
$18,000 3%s. Due
sealed
(CST) on Sept. 10 for the
purchase of $1,200,000 schoolhouse
bonds. Dated Aug. 15, 1962. Due
on
texas
Additional
notice
National
the
at
pay¬
Bank
of
Commerce, San Antonio. Legality
approved by Dobbins & Howard.
Texas College of Arts and
Industries, Board of Directors
(P. O. Kingsville), Texas
Bond Sale—-The $94,000 dormi¬
tory bonds offered Aug. 15 were
awarded
to
Dittmar
&
Co., Inc.,
and Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
Inc., as 3.40s, at a price of 100.11.
Due
on
Oct.
1
from
1964
to
1971
inclusive.
University of Texas, Board of
Regents (P. O. Austin), Texas
Bond Offering—Wm. W.
Endowment
GOULDNATIONAL
BATTERIES,
Manufacturers of
a
INC.
complete
line
of automotive, indus¬
trial
and military storage
batteries plus motive spe¬
cialties.
A REGULAR
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
of 32Vic per share on Com¬
mon
Stock,
was
the
Board
of
declared by
Directors
on
July 10, 1962 payable Sep¬
tember 15, 1962 to stock¬
holders of record on August
31, 1962.
This is
our
Dividend,
123rd Common
a. h. daggett
Chairman
Inc
•
Ginther
Co*
&
Graham-Conway Co.; Green, Ellis
&
Anderson; Gregory & Sons,
J. B. Hanauer & Co.; Henry Harris
c
,
.
_.
rilS?
n
.
,
a!ne
-n
™\Ve se?
n
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST)
on Sept.
10hrf°ir wfn
^48?o«o0
S
?ncftQ +' 2
i-i* f01?
?
•
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President, will receive sealed bids
until 11 am. (EDST) on Sept. 14
for
the
purchase
of
$770,000
dormitory
and
dining
facility
bonds.
Dated
Trimble & Mitchell.
Virginia
'
v.'V
Falls Church, Va.
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
nett, Secretary of the Commission,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
Sons, Inc.; Hattier & Sanford;
Haupt & Co.; Hayden, Miller &
Co.;
Hemphill,
Noyes
&
Co.;
Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.; J. J. B.
Hilliard & Sons, Hirsch & Co.;
J. A. Hogle & Co.; Hornblower &
Weeks; Howard, Weil, Labouisse,
Fnedrichs & Co., E. F. Hutton &
Co.; W. E. Hutton & Co.
Jones, Kreeger & Co.; Kean,
"J.^ paJ
interest
ct ?!?le
Peoples
7™
Savings Bank, Green Bay.
^ f, ity
by Chapman &
Vutler-
Arthur
Bond Offerings-Ralph E. Noble,
7aS°r f5
^eni°Wert^* MaC/
SyCo.; Charles King &
Co., Lee Higginson Corp., W. L.
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on
April x from 1964
m2 inclu_
Lyons & Co.; Lyons, Hannahs &
sive^ princjpai an(t interest (A-O)
payanie at the Farmers and Mer-
&
Ira
iCj' oM^Cormick
tvt6^
&
Co.;
n
i
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Reedsburg
Bond Offering
city
Clerk,
Wis
—
will
L. E. Prange,
receive
sealed
bids untii 3 p m (CST) on Oct. 1
for the purchase of $490,000 school
chants Bank,
The Reedsburg
or
McDonald & Co.; Mason-Hagan,
Bank Legality approved by Chap(EDST) c/o State Commission on
Inc.; A. E. Masten & Co.; Wm. J. man & Cutler.
Local Debt, Richmond, on Oct. 10 Mericka &
Co.; Merrill Lynch,
for the purchase of $1,200,000 city
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith Inc.;
wyoming
improvement bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
Moore, Leonard & Lynch; F. S.
1962.
Due on Nov. 1 from 1963
Laramie, Wyo.
Moseley & Co.; Mullaney, Wells &
to 1987 inclusive.
Principal and Co.
Bond Offering — Mayjorie M.
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
W.
H. Newbold's Son & Co.; Pelissier, City Clerk, will receive
Falls
Church
Bank,
or
Chase
Newburger, Loeb & Co.; Newhard, sealed bids until Sept. 11 for the
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Cook & Co.; The Ohio Company; purchase
of
$100,000
viaduct
Legality approved by Wood, King,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962.
Dawson & Logan.
D. A. Pincus & Co.; Pohl & Co.,
Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.;
fin.c?l? C^untZ Consof. Se/iool
4;
Gloucester County (P. O. .
Prescott
&
Co.;
Raffenspergerf
&i9trtct No- *9 (?• O. Afton),
Gloucester), Va.
r.^ZZ°Jnmg v>
1
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Bond Sale—The $200,000 school Hughes & Co., Inc.; Rand & Co.;
f ni ?oy.?|
bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 196, p. Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; Reynolds
&
Co.; Riter & Co.; Robinson- Prfs'onClerk:, will re799—were awarded to the Bank
b/d= T"1^8 pmof Gloucester, at a price of 102.328 Humphrey Co., Inc.; Rodman &
Renshaw; Roosevelt & Cross; L. F.
J <
nnn
u
,
Ke-iS"rI
a net interest cost of about 2.54%.
Rothschild & Co.; Schaffer, Necker
°* $,3°.°'°00t school building
&
Co.;
Scharff & Jones, Inc.; bonds- Dated °ct1962washington
Seasongood & Mayer; Shannon &
Sheridan
Wvo
Aberdeen, Wash.
Co.; Shearson
Hammill
Co.;
bond Offering — R. Q. Smith,
Bond Sale—The $500,000 water John
Small
&
Co., Inc.; H. J. city Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds offered Aug. 22—v. 196, p. Steele & Co.; Stein Bros. & Boyce; bid* on 0ct 8 for the
purchase of
692—were awarded to John Nu- Stern
Brothers
&
Co.; Sterne, $78j000 clty improvement bonds.
veen & Co., at a price of 98.07, a
Agee & Leach; Stix & Co.; Walter Dated Nov 1
1962
net interest cost of about 3.61%, Stokes & Co.; Stone & Webster
'
as follows:
Securities Corp.;
Stroud & Co.,
$60,000 2%s. Due on Sept. 1 from Inc.; Stubbs, Watkins & Lombardo, Inc.; Sweney Cartwright &
1963 to 1966 inclusive.
new brunswick
30,000 2.80s. Due on Sept. 1, 1967 Co.; Thomas & Co.; Townsend,
Dabney & Tyson; Tripp & Co.,
and 1968. '
St. Stephen, New Brunswick
35,000 3s. Due on Sept. 1, 1969 Inc.; Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
Bond Sale — The $200,000 imand 1970.
Day; Chas. E. Weigold & Co., Inc.;
40,000 3.10s. Due on Sept. 1, 1971 W^rtheimCo7;"°RrD. White" & provement bonds were awarded to
Nesbitt, Thomson & Co., as 5%s,
and 1972.
Co.; White, Weld & Co.; Harold E.
m ~ "
°
"
at a price of 97.152. Due on Aug. 1
40,000 3.30s. Due on Sept. 1, 1973 Wood & Co.; Struthers & Co.
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CANADA
_
Officer
of
Stewart,
the
Uni¬
Other
on
on
Sept. 1, 1975.
Sept. 1, 1976
1977.
and
225,000 3.60s. Due on Sept. 1 from
1978
to
1980 incluisve.
Administration,
Washington, D. C.
Additional Information
—
In the
sale of the $58,225,000 new hous¬
ing bonds to a group headed by
Lehman Brothers; Blyth & Co.,
Inc.; Phelps, Fenn & Co.; First
Boston
Corp.;
Shields
&
Co.;
Goldman, Sachs & Co.; Smith,
Barney & Co.; Harriman Ripley &
Co., Inc., and R. W. Pressprich &
Co., in association with the First
National City Bank of New York,
and a group headed by the Chase
Bank,
Bankers
and
Trust Co., both of New York, pre¬
viously
were
indicated,
also members
the
following
of
the above
named groups.
Other
members
of
the
dealer
group: A. C. Allyn & Co.; Ameri¬
can
Securities
Corp.; James A.
Andrews
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Bacon,
Stevenson & Co.; Bacon, Whipple
& Co.; J. Barth & Co.; Baxter &
Co.; Bear, Stearns & Co.; A. G.
versity, will receive sealed bids
Becker & Co., Inc.; Bosworth, Sul¬
10 am. (CST), on Sept. 26
livan & Co., Inc.; Brooke, Sheridan,
for the purchase of $1,000,000 stu¬
Co.; Alex. Brown &
dent housing bonds. Dated Oct. 1, Bogan &
Sons; Butcher & Sherrerd; Chace,
1961. Due on Oct. 1 from 1964 to
Whiteside & Winslow, Inc.; Clark,
2001 inclusive. Legality approved
Dodge & Co.;J Richard W. Clark
by
Vinson,
Elkins,
Weems
&
Corp.; Coffin & Burr; Julien Col¬
Searls.
lins & Co.; Courts & Co.; F. W.
Craigie
&
utah
Co.;
Cunningham,
Schmertz & Co., Inc.; J. M. Dain &
Davis County School District
Co., Inc.; Shelby Cullom Davis &
(P. O. Farminton), Utah
Co.; Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc.;
Bond Offering —A. Hollis R. S. Dickson &
Co., Inc.; Dolphin
Grange, District Clerk, will re¬ & Co.; Drexel & Co.; Francis I.
ceive sealed
bids
until 8 .p.m. duPont & Co.; Eastman Dillon,
(MST) on Sept. 18 for the pur¬ Union Securities & Co.; Eldredge
chase of $1,100,000 school building &
Co., Inc.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1962. Due on &
Co.; Ellis & Co.; Estabrook &
April 1 from 1963 to 1971 inclu¬ Co.
until
-
_
members
of
the
Savings Bank, both of Chicago; C. J. Devine & Co.; Kuhn,
Loeb & Co.; Kidder, Peabody &
Co.; Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
Lazard Freres & Co.; Northern
Trust Co.; Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust Co., both of
Chicago, ^Philadelphia
National
Bank; Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades &
Co.; First National Bank of Oregon, Portland; Ladenburg, Thaimann & Co.; W. H. Morton & Co.,
Inc.; Weeden & Co.; Mercantile
Trust Company, St. Louis; Dick &
Merle-Smith; B. J. Van Ingen &
Co., Inc.; Seattle-First National
Bank;
First National Bank in
Dallas; Blair & Co., Inc.; City National Bank & Trust Co., Kansas
City; Dominick & Dominick.
Hayden, Stone
&
Co.;
Barr
Brothers & Co.; Fidelity Union
Trust Co., Newark; First National
Bank of Memphis; Industrial National
Bank
of
Rhode
Island,
Providence; Laidlaw & Co.; National State Bank, Newark; Trust
Company of
Georgia, Atlanta;
Baker, Watts & Co.; Federation
Bank and Trust Co., New York;
First National Bank in St. Louis;
A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.; National
Bank of Commerce, Seattle; National Bank of Westchester, White
Plains; Peoples National Bank of
Virginia, Charlottesville;
Third National Bank in Nashville;
fencer Ttask & Wheat G
Ck..; &
J. C.
H.
Co.;
Tilney & Co.^ and Tuller & Zucker.
nova scotia
—
provement bonds were awarded to
a
group
composed
of
Wood,
Gundy & Co.; Eastern Securities
Co., and Bank of Nova Scotia, as
5s, and 5V2S, at a price of 98.85.
Due on July 1 from 1963 to 1982
inclusive.
ontario
a
Charlotteville
Township, Ont.
$100,000 improvement bonds were awarded to
j. l. Graham & Co., as 53/4s, at a
price, of 95.10. Due on Sept. 1
Bond
from
Sale—The
1963
Bond Sale Cancelled—The sale
$275,000 trunk storm drain
bonds offering of which was rein v. 196, p. 484, was
cancelled.
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ported
.
to
1982
inclusive.
Cobourg Roman Catholic Separate
School Board, Ont.
Bond Sale — The $80,000 improvement bonds were awarded to
R. A. Daly & Co., as 6s, at a price
of 96.11. Due on Sept. 4 from 1963
to 1982 inclusive.
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Frontenac, °"f*
.
Sale — The $250,000 lmprovement bonds were awarded to
^ group
composed of the Bankers
®on<^
9^ens]} ^s c' a (J
Toronto Dominion Bank, as 6s, at
f prlc?
Ho0 "e i°ny
from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
;
+
Ptt.t
Bond
Townshin
Sale
—
Ont
The'$62,000
im-
provement bonds were awarded
r, a. Daly & Co., as 5%s, at
96.9i. Due 0n Aug. 15 from 1963
|0
t0 i982 inclusive.
saskatchewan
Sumner, Wash.
of the
1982 inclusive.
Annapolis County, N. S.
Bond Sale
The $150,000 im-
First National Bank; Harris Trust
Walker & Co.;
to
Bank
group are: Chemical Bank New
York Trust Co.; Morgan Guaranty
Trust
Co., both of New York;
and
Public Housing
Manhattan
_
from 1963
1974.
and
20,000 3.40s. Due
50,000 3y2s. Due
p.m.
clusive.
4,v;
College Corporation,
(P. O. Montpelier), Vt.
Co
wisconsin
...
-
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
^.4
on
1981
Due on March 15
from 1982 to 1987 inclusive.
Legality
M-S.
Interest
15
90,000 4.10s.
March 1 from 1968 to 1987
inclusive.
March
on
Krum, Texas
Bond Offering—V. E. Gibbons,
tennessee
Due
Due
from 1966 to 1976 inclusive.
& Johnson.
Sevier County
Sullivan
&
Co.;
George P. Fogg & Co.; Folger,
Nolan, Fleming & Co., Inc.; Robert
Garrett & Sons; Geo. B. Gibbons
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Bond Offering
Vermont
April 1, 1961. Due
April 1 from 1964 to 2001 incl.
Improvement District No. 2 (P. O.
League City), Texas
••'•"'•fc/v Legality approved by Caldlwell,
inclusive. The bonds
,
Perkins County
:
vermont
on
Due
south dakota
1
from 1973 to 1985 incluisve.
144,000 3.90s.
land, Trust Department, 100 Westmenter Street, Providence, until
11 a.m. (EDST) on Sept. 6 for the
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
Dated Sept. 1, 1962. Due on Sept.
1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive. In¬
terest, M-S. Legality approved by
Storey,
Thorndike,
Palmer
&
Dodge. ,'
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Due on March
First of Michigan Corporation;
Fitzpatrick,
&
1972 inclusive.
to
177,000" 33/4s.
sealed
"
20—-v.
Aug.
sive. Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the First Security Bank
of Utah, N. A., Salt Lake City.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.
; >.y.\
$79,000 4s. Due on March 1 from
Treasurer, will re¬
bids c/o The Indus¬
trial National Bank of Rhode Is¬
tellot,
offered
bonds
Winston & Co., jointly, as
Scituate, R. I.
ceive
$400,000 school-
p. 798—were awarded
&
Co., Inc., and
196,
mar
Lane,
—
Band Sale—The
house
Legality approved by Sullivan,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Bond Offering
Independent School District,
Center
1,000,000 nuclear reactor bonds.
Due from 1963 to 2002 incl.
Craik, Sask.
— The $61,000 improvement bonds were awarded to
James Richardson & Sons, as 6s.
Due on Aug. I from 1963 to 1982
Bond Sale
inclusive.
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