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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.
Volume
INFORMATIVE
MOST
PUBLICATION
New York 7, N.
6257
Number
197
AND
LEADING
THE
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
ESTABLISHED
...
1839
Y., Monday, April 22, 1963
Price
$1.60
a
Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Boston.
The public offering price (maximum $47
share > and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
per
The
Alabama
Power
Preferred Registered
Co.—Bonds,
North 18th St., Birmingham, Ala., filed
with SEC on April 12 covering $16,000,000
due 1993 and 50,000 shares of cumulative
preferred stock ($100 par i, to be offered for public sale at com¬
petitive bidding.
The net proceeds from this financing will be
The
a
of
company
600
registration
statement
mortgage bonds
first
of
the
for
used
construction
acquisition
or
of
improve¬
permanent
extensions of
and additions to
the company's
property,
payment of short-term bank loans made for such purposes.
company's construction program for 1963-65 is estimated at
ments,
and
for
The
addition to certain indebtedness and preferred
company
has outstanding 4,938,955 shares of common
In
$210,844,000.
stock,
•
the
stock.
is
W.
Thomas
president.—V.
Martin
197,
board
is
chairman
Walter
and
Bouldin
519.
p.
Basic Inc.—Preferred
To the extent that any of the prefer¬
the company.
into
into which they are con¬
vertible) are sold by any of the persons who are presently stock¬
holders of Falls,
it is expected that the sales will be effected in
transactions on a national securities exchange at prices current at
the
of
sale
(maximum
$44.75
time
per
share).
The
merger
shares
ence
(or
143,700
shares
common
is subject to stockholder approval of both companies.
The
company
is engaged in the production of basic refractory
materials used in the construction of hearths and more especially in
agreement
maintenance
the
of
business
of
Falls
steel-making furnaces.
interior surfaces of
The
principally the manufacture and sale of proces¬
is
equipment which is made in whole or in part from impervi¬
including heat exchangers.
In addition to certain
indebtedness
and
preferred stock, the company has outstanding
1,180.497 shares of common stock, of which management officials
as a
group own 7.6%
and the trustee under the company's profit
sharing and retirement plan owns 14.6%.
Howard P. Eells, Jr.
is board chairman and president.
Of the common shares of Falls
now
outstanding. 40%
is owned by its. management officials as a
sing
graphite,
ous
including ,14%
by Roy J. Zook,
president.
As a result
management officials of Falls as a group will re¬
of the preference stock of Basic to be issued pursuant
group,
of
the
ceive
primarily
engaged
in
the
production,
purchase,
transportation,
refining and marketing of crude
petroleum
products derived therefrom, including petrochemicals, and in
inesses
related
thereto.
has
outstanding
addition
In
to
certain
shares
105,501,543
and
bus¬
indebtedness, the
of
capital stock, of
family, certain charitable
foundations
established
by members of that family, and certain
personal trusts in which they are interested own about 32%
and
management officials as a group 4.9%.
W. K. Whiteford is board
chairman and E. D. Brockett is president.
The prospectus lists 14
selling
stockholders
including
Avalon
Foundation,
Paul
Mellon,
Richard K. Mellon (a director) and Sarah M. Scaife, who propose
to sell
700,000, 400,000, 750,000 and 750,000 shares, respectively.
Others, including Wilmington Trust Co. and Mellon National Bank
&
Trust
Co., as trustees under certain agreements and trusts,
propose
to sell amounts ranging from
10,000
to 500,000 shares
(the latter by Old Dominion Foundation).—V. 197, p. 1219.
company
which
certain
members
of
the
Mellon
Halo Lighting, Inc.—Common
company
be merged
is
company
Registered—
of 845 Hanna Building, Cleveland, filed a registra¬
tion
statement
with
the SEC
on
April 15 covering 63,228 out¬
standing shares of 5% convertible preference stock ($50 par). Such
shares will become outstanding as the result of the conversion of
common
shares of Falls Industries Inc.,
which in May 1963 will
The
INSURANCE
•
Federal Street,
75
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
INDUSTRIAL
•
The
Registered—
of 4201 West Grand Ave., Chicago, filed a registra¬
the SEC on April 15 covering 150,000 shares
of
common
stock, of which 65,000 shares are to be offered for
public sale by the company and 85,000 shares, being outstanding
stock by Robert S. Ff&mont,
president and sole stockholder.
The
offering
will be
made
through
underwriters
headed
by
A.
G.
Becker
&
Co., Inc., 120 S. LaSalle Street, Chicago.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬
ment.
The statement also
includes 15,000 outstanding shares to
be sold
to the underwriters by Fremont only
to cover over-allot¬
tion
company
with
statement
ments.
vA/A
,
The company and its
manufacture and sale of
subsidiaries are
is
$1.15
per
share.—V.
196,
p.
to
the
of
Basic.—V.
which will be convertible into 57,250 common shares
merger,
197,
p.
The
1113.
Fund
tration
Continental
Machine
Vending
Corp.—Conservator
of
of
capital
stock
Hamilton
with
to
1549.
Ave.,
the SEC
on
offered
for
be
Palo Alto, Calif., filed a regis¬
April 10 covering 500,000 shares
public sale at net asset value
its
annual
30.
1962.
New
report on Form 10-K for its fiscal year ended Sept.
also
named
certain
additional
defendants,
including
Roth.—V.
Harold
SEC
the
8,
197,
1115.
p.
Telephone Co. of Clarinda, Iowa—
"Reg. A" Filing—
The
company
to
shares
common
Proceeds
Farmers
offered
be
used
be
to
are
of
W.
106-108
company serving
Iowa.—V. 193, p.
1792.
at
for
"Reg. A" covering 1,241,250
without underwriting.
a
$40.
expansion.
Chestnut
Clarinda,
phone
Iowa, is a tele¬
and Braddyville,
proceeds
Electronics
the
from
loans
term
from
for
19G3
the
estimated
are
Glohe
The
tion
Monica
sale
will
company's
be
used
parent,
at
discharge short
General
Telephone
&
(outstanding in the amount of $29,000,000),
purposes.
Gross property additions for
$72,200,000.—V.
Security
of
company
to
be
business
of
p.
1416.
Systems, Inc.—Common Registered
2011
with
shares
197,
Walnut St.,
the
SEC
offered
on
Philadelphia, filed a registra¬
April 17, 1963 covering 200,000
publicly through Drexel & Co., Phila¬
terms and offering price
are
to be
delphia.
The underwriting
supplied by amendment.
Net proceeds from
selling stockholders.
The
to
construction
statement
common
bond
Corporation
incurred
Santa
2020
the
sale
will
go
to
the
the
company consists of providing industrial and
with
protection
against
fire,
theft,
hazards.
Its principal service is the furnishing
of trained, uniformed guards.
The company also provides investi¬
gative
services,
mobile security patrols,
polygraph examinations
and electronic security systems.—V.
194, p. 2334.
' •
commercial
organizations
Gold Leaf Pharmacal Co., Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
On
April
12.
1963,
the
company withdrew its registration state¬
with the SEC on March 13,
1962,
which
shares to have been Offered at $4 per share,
through Droulia & Co., New York.—V. 195, p. 131L
ment
originally
filed
r
covered 80,000 common
York
American
National
Corp.—Secondary Registered—
The
company,
Gulf Building,
statement With the SEC on April
shares
thereof
Pittsburgh,
filed
a
registration
16 covering 441,880 outstanding
capital stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
through underwriters headed by The First Boston Corp.,
of
Stock Exchange
Stock
Stock
Stock
Exchange
Exchange
(Stocks).
14
(Bonds)
:
Exchange
•_
Stock
Pacific Coast
i
be¬
Sydney
underwriter,
the
Fund
April
D. Ackermann is president of
and Melrose H. Tappan III is
the
of
and
underwriter.
Registration Withdrawn—
the company withdrew its registration state¬
with the SEC on March 29,
1962, which
covered 50,000 shares of 6%
cum.
preferred and four-year com¬
mon
stock purchase warrants
to have been offered in units con¬
sisting on one preferred and one warrant, through Hayden, Stone
&
11,
1963
originally
filed
Co., New York.—V.
P.
H.
&
195,
1656.
p.
Exploration
Mining Corp.
&
"Reg. A"
—
Filing—
The
corporation
shares
common
Proceeds
&
P.
H.
of
April
on
to
be
Piere
A"
covering
280,000
25 cents, without underwriting.
mining operations.
(P. O. Box 133), Wenatchee, WaSh.,
St.
in the mining
"Reg.
a
at
for
used
N.
803
filed
4,
offered
be
to
are
engaged
silver,
of
lead,
zinc,
tungsten and
other
.
Palomar Mortgage
The
shares
of
statement
stock.
common
Co.—Common Registered—
and University Avenues,
with the SEC on April
Fifth
company,
registration
Such
includes
stock
stock
of
Central,
outstanding
(2) 37,000
shares
of
shares
Palomar's
offered
to be
$1
preferred
par
Exchange
_
(originally
According
without
did
as
to $750,000 of debentures issued in
prospectus, all of such shares were issued
benefit
the
of a prospectus or with a
prospectus
requirements of the Securities Act, and the
contingent
liability
indebtedness
a
39
p.
and
stock, of
management
2484.
On
April 2, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filedl with the SEC on March 12, 1962, which cov¬
400,0Q0 class A shares
to
have been offered at
$10
per
share, through an underwriter, not named.—V. 195, p. 1311.
Pendar, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
corporation
capital
38
39
196,
common
ment
6%
38
42.6%.—V.
group
with respect
preferred stock,
and
ered
one
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E
for
(3)
Pan Am Realty & Development Corp.—SEC
Regis¬
tration Withdrawn—
37
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange
and
attached
to the
the
not meet
000
38
exchange
stock,
by certain management officials.
The latter
shares, and shares to be issued to Mills, are being registered solely
in connection with their being pledged as collateral for loans.
The company acts principally as a mortgage servicing firm, the
primary business of which is obtaining, arranging and servicing
real
estate loans.
It
also
acts
as
loan
correspondent for four
life insurance companies.
From December 1959 until August 1962,
67,332 common shares of the company were issued on exercise of
37
__
in
shares owned
514,088
37
l
Diego, filed a
covering 639,426
88,338 shares to
San
8
(1)
be issued pursuant to the company's acquisition of all of the out¬
standing stock of Central Investment & Mortgage Co., including
69,265 shares to be issued to Jere M. Mills in exchange for capital
37
1.
Exchange
Stock
26
32
45
1
Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange..
on April 3,
1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 125,each unit consisting of one common share and
units,
subord. interim note
$1.60
per unit.
Proceeds are
(60-cents
face
value)
to be
offered
at
No
underwriting is involved.
used for acquisition of stock of Pendar Co.,
Inc., as well as notes from Washington Irrigation & Development
Co., and equipment.
Pendar
of
of
various
to
be
Coeur
types
d'Alene, Idaho, is engaged in the manufacture
switches, control mechanisms and electronic "
of
parts.
Toronto Stock Exchange—
Range for Week Ending April 12
Range for Week Ending April 19
Over-the-Counter
50
Provident Stock Fund, Inc.—Common
40
Market
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
38
38
Transactions New York Stock Exchange.... 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange.38
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation and Investment News..
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
State and City Bond Offerings............. 56
Dividends Declared and Payable..........^. 11
Condition
Statement
of
Member
Fede.ral Reserve System.
Foreign Exchange Rates
Consolidated
Twelve
Gulf Oil
On
ment
The
filed
Statement
Federal
of
Reserve
Banks
Banks.
and
Fifth
with
St.,
the
Bismarck,
SEC
Registered—
North
Dakota,
on
continuous
supervision for the common stock portion of the
of
individuals
and
other
investors.
Sub¬
its assets will be invested in common stocks of
well established companies in
sound financial condition, selected
on
the basis of Fund management's estimate of value in relation
to market price.
Provident Management Co. has been retained to
investment
act
and
program
all
the
as
principal
its
of
investment
Fund's
adviser
and
manager
underwriter.
Henry A. Jones is president
and
they, have other
common
manager,,
as
well as
of the Fund
management
officials.
49
.
The
company of Phoenix Bldg., Toronto, Ontario, Canada, filed
registration statement with the SEC on April 16 covering 1,000,of common stock, to be offered for public sale on a best
a
000 shares
the
____
North
statement
Sapawe Gold Mines Ltd.—Common Registered—
49
of
316
registration
April 11 covering
1,000,000 shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
at net asset value
plus a sales charge of 8 Va %.
The Fund was
organized under Maryland law in February 1963 and is an open-end
investment company whose objective is
to provide diversification
of
________
Condition
of
Fund
a
stantially
safety and security
the
of
Kavanau Corp.—SEC
officials
Stock and Bond Quotations
New York
business
and
company has outstanding 1,484,119 shares of
which Nels G.
Severin, president, owns 27.2%
Detroit Stock Exchange
Boulevard, Santa Monica,
Calif., filed a registration statement with
the SEC on April 10
covering $25,000,000 of first mortgage bonds (series 0) due 1993,
to be offered
for public sale at competitive bidding May 2.
The
of
company
approval).
of
and
the
Boston. Stock
Clarinda,
College Springs
St.,
General Telephone of California—Bonds Reg'd—
net
Fund
company
may have
incurred a
thereto.
In addition to certain
In This Issue
Midwest
The
stockholder
to
the
vice-president
which
New
April 8. 1963, filed
on
industry
such investments among industries and companies
selected
for
that
purpose.
Mutual Fund Distributors,
Inc.,
of
Palo
Alto, is the Fund's principal underwriter and the firm of
Melrose H. Tappan III will act as its investment adviser (subject
either
PAGE
Farmers Mutual
American
of
strong potential for long-term capital appreciation,
a
diversify
1959).
York Regional Office announced the
entry of a Federal court order on application of the Commission,
appointing John P. Campbell,
of New York, as conservator for
Continental Vending Machine a corporation listed on the American
Stock
Exchange with over 5,000 security holders.
The Commis¬
sion's
complaint, which charged Continental with failure to file
April
to
and
of
invested
securities
have
warrants
Appointed—
On
to
benefits
engaged
Inc.—Capital Stock Registered—
467
statement
in
primarily
lieved
a convenient means by which
equities with capital growth
diversification
and
professional
funds." Its basic policy is to invest
is "to provide
participation in
secure
may
potential
and
also
supervision of their
incandescent
merger,
Janus Fund,
investors
purpose
ores.
pany has outstanding 100,000 common and 500,000 Class B shares,
all of which are owned by Fremont.
As indicated, he proposes to
sell 85,000 common shares.
Book value of stock now outstanding
5%
primary
-■
principally in the
lighting fixtures for
residential,
commercial and
institutional buildings.
Of the net
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock, $250,000 will
be
used to
retire
an
outstanding short-term bank loan incurred
to purchase
land, pay taxes and retire then existing short-term
debt, and the balance will be applied toward the cost of con¬
structing and equipping a new plant and to provide additional
In addition to certain indebtedness,
the com¬
working capital.
recessed
open-end
as
whose
of 8Va%.
The Fund was organized in July
diversified management investment company
charge
an
a
1962
is
'
■
sales
plus
SEC FILINGS
•
50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
efforts
30
basis by
cents
per
"the
The public offering price
be supplied by amendment.
company.
share)
is to
(maximum
(formerly Lindsay Explorations Limited) has been
engaged during the last three years in exploratory mining for
gold. Of the $275,000 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale,
The
company
,
-
Continued
on
page
3
2
(1630)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
triple-A's
By
SIDNEY BROWN
A fourth
heavy demand for permanent public investment
some
competitives—two equipment trust certificates and two utilities.
/
'
The Treasury today
time this
market.
NATURAL
THIS
GAS
WEEK S
CO., $25 MILLION
NEW
ISSUE
NORWAY
time
'-
_
Tuesday (April 23):
ripples in
pebble thrown.
Comparable
governments
latter
for the
4V4s of
3%%
NORFOLK
&
WESTERN
RY.
issued"
:
.
,
HIGH* SCHOOL
COUNTY,
...
GAS
CO.
debentures
rated
"When
AA-
..v
and
Regular
$48 million TAMPA ELECTRIC CO. double-A
bonds with-
gage
$5
million
ST.
no
across
•
Co.,
COUNTY,
MD.; $7.5 million BOWLING GREEN, KY.
Thursday (April 25):
500,000 shares of KENTUCKY CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. common
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co., and $2,625,000 CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND &
PACIFIC RAILROAD equipment trust
certificates; $4.5 million CLARK
COUNTY, WASH.; $7.8 million SYRACUSE SCHOOL & PUBLIC SAFETY
via
BUILDING, N. Y.
is possible that ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS CO.
$45 million A-across
the board first mortgage bonds underwritten by Eastman
Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties with call protection until April 1, 1968 will appear this week if it has not
It
done
so
Carl M.
NOVEMBER
3.96
3.87
~
BONDS
as yet.
Also, secondary 295,140 shares of CABOT CORP. common via
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., and White, Weld & Co. will be offered some time
15,
*
3.63
.
4%
1974
3.90
NOVEMBER
3.89
3.96
*
BONDS
OF
"
■
v
3.94
FEBRUARY
•
15,
4.05
;
—
RESERVE'S
4.01
•
HOLDINGS
;
4.01
~
.
____
4.01
,,
OF
•
•
April 17
($ Million)
•
2,266
(
—95)
13,571
(
—9)
10,524
(+235)
4,164
4,294
(+130)
Total bought outrightunder' repurchases—
30,394
30,655
(
+ 261)
133
40
(
—93)
Total
NOTE:
30,527
30,695
»»
-NOW
of
—
—
S..Govts,
issued"
Reserve
yields
for
only
composite
Federal
issued
held
quotations
the
was
the
anouncement
commenced
issue.
new
closing
Feb.
All
21
the
quotations
and
rest
of
ceased
were
asked
(+168)
after
reopened
prices
March
Bank.
*
12.
Yields
ones.
computed
by
the
'
•
'
.
occurred
the
during Feb. 21-March 12, inclusive, the refunding
Treasury conversion was made after hours Feb.
20, and
last
...
exchange^topk. place Feb.. 25-March 8.
.
i.
U.
1967
on
York
"When
.
,
"When
3%s
based
4.06
GOVERNMENTS
10,289
i
.
____
4.05 V;
.
2,361
13,580
_
__
Certificates
are
.
4.02
•
1980
4.04
.4.01.
3.95
,
1
The
3.97
•
3.94
•
Feb.20
.
*
< >
____
($ Million)
Bills
■
3.69
>
3.97
3.94
issued"-___.
FEDERAL
I H
'
^
1971
15,
- ~
3.93
3.90
OF
3.89
—.
"When
NORWAY
Co.; and 172,500 shares, of LENOX, INC., common via
Hemphill, Noyes & Co. of which 146,800 shares are a secondary sale.
Also, $108,720,000 NEW YORK, N. Y.; $8 million BALTIMORE
Apr. 17
—
3.62
„4.00
Regular.-——1—
and
via McDonald &
mon
'
;
Apr. 9
*
Regular
the board first mort¬
OF
OF
—
issued"—.
Held
call protection; $25 million KINGDOM
/
,
Mar. 13"*
'
LOUIS.
Ripley & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Lazard
Smith, Barney & Co.; $10 million convertible sinking
fund
debentures and 125,000 shares of ADS of MITSUI & CO., LTD.,
Smith, Bar»eyh&, Co., and Nomura Securities Co., Ltd.; $15. million: sinking
fund debentures'non-redeemable for five years and rated
triple-B by S&P's
and Baa by Moody's and 250,000 shares.of VICTOR
COMPTOMETER CORP.
.Ma Glore, Forgan & Co.; 127,500 shares of GLOBE INDUSTRIES, INC., com¬
&
1967
3.62
_.
BONDS
.
———.
"When
external loan bonds via Harriman
Freres
'
—„
3%%
;
;
.
15,
; Mar. 12
3.62
"
issued"—.
MO.
Wednesday (April 24):
FEBRUARY
Feb. 21
"
*
Regular —I—-—.
DISTRICT,f ILL.;
OF
Feb. 20
.—
1
■
Also, $15 million LOS ANGELES FLOOD CONTROL DISTRICT, CALIF.;
.$14 million WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
DISTRICT, MD.; $10.5
million STATE OF OREGON;
$8,750,000 COOK COUNTY NEW TRIER
TWSP
RECENT REFUNDING ISSUES
NOTES
V1':
"When
Co.; 200,000 shares of TENNESSEE GAS TRANSMISSION CO. preferred via
Stone & Webster Securities Corp., and White, Weld &
Co.; sale of any un¬
exchanged TRI-CONTINENTAL CORP. preferreds via Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities Corp.; 100,000 Shares of TYSON'S FOODS, INC., via
Rauscher, Pierce & Co.; 150,000 secondary shares of TRANSPORT MOTOR
EXPRESS, INC., via A. C. Allyn & Co.
.•>' v'"'. - r'''
;;
at .closing
were
YIELD CHANGES IN
no call protection other than initial
offering price plus coupon; 102,000
secondary shares of MACK SHIRT CORP. common via W. E. Hutton &
;
.
April. 17
8/15/87-92, and at 4.07% for the 4s.
.
NATURAL
selling
were
asked yields at
of 2/15/88-93.
The
competitively sold in the Government's firsl^auction of $250 million
last January. • •
;
4.08%
;'
:
'
CONSOLIDATED
a
......
are the fulcrum which moves all other
yields,
cited just below may representatively serve to indicate what
has hap¬
ones
with
.
.
million
••••-"'
-
3%%
$35
still pond caused by the disturbance of
a
"
Also shown
^
..
like ever-widening
appearance are:
V-
Triple-A rated across the board $4,440,000
equipment trust certificates.
.
may
pened since the last Treasury junior-advance refunding of February 25-March 8.
are changes in the Federal Reserve's
holdings of governments.
'
'
:
DOCKET
(April 22) for the fifth week in a row, and for the seventh
million in new cash in the regular weekly bill
it will have raised approximately $700 million.
Among this week's larger issues groomed for
3-year maturity
a
Assuming Government yields
the
year, will seek $100
With today's auction
Today (April 22):
say
small
S108,720,000 NEW YORK, $48 MILLION TAMPA ELECTRIC, $35 MILLION
LEAD
resurgency
may
market that the Federal debt
Equity capital financing docketed for this week comprise 11 larger issues which
may raise $55 to $60 million under present market conditions. Two of the offer¬
ings are secondaries, one is a foreign ADS issue, and one is a preferred.
CONSOLIDATED
unsettling development
be included—it may remind the investment
is, after all, on its way up, and even more so with
a tax-cut, which will engulf the
supply of issues so as to lower price and raise
yields. Any .reminder of possible higher yields can feed on itself
acting for a
municipals of $1 million or larger in size ($242 million), two foreign issues
and five corporates ($106 million). Four of the five private debt
are
foresee
result from the Treasury's forthcoming
refunding of $9.5 billion May 15 maturities. Details as to options and rights are
expected momentarily. Even if the refunding were confined to shorter terms—
($35 million)
tenders
course,
to convince investors to leave bonds:
funds by American corporate, foreign, and tax-exempt borrowers is in store for
this week. The total expected to be sought approximates $383 million
consisting
of 40
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
even a lower yield prospect three weeks
hence. No one
what the market will be like on May 7. Perhaps by then the
economy's momentum will or will not have demonstrated a sufficient
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
Current indications suggest a
or
knows, of
.
■
MEMBER BANK EXCESS RESERVES JUMP TO
$371 MILLION
Member bank free
excess reserves rose to their
highest level since mid-Janu¬
They increased $83 million over last week's revised figure of
$288 million
daily average basis. In the three previous weeks the average
stayed be¬
tween $200-$300 million.
Spot data for April 17 similarly showed an improve¬
ment over the previous
Wednesday—ending week of $179 million from a minus
$21 million. The last time before then that the banks on a
ary.
on
a
Wednesday
deficient in
reserves was
were
Dec. 5, 1962.
Primarily responsible for the improved free
r.
reserve position was/ the
daily
float-rise of $205 million and an April 17 spot increase over the
previous
Wednesday of $499 million. The $15,878 million gold stock has remained un¬
changed since February 27.
"/
•
average
Striving to support' the bill rate, the Fed as of the end of the statement week
parted with $377 million. The decline consisted entirely of maturities of less
than a year of. which $31& million
days, and $12 million of 91 days to
were
15 days or less, $49 million of
16 to* 90
one year.
"
'
this week.
28-DAY
CURRENTLY
DEVELOPING
FACTORS
SECURITIES
Some
AFFECTING
TIIE
MARKET
Apr.
22-Apr. 27
The
Apr.
May
29-May 4
6-May 11.
and the
stocks
opposite for bonds—unless credit
were
tightened
more
than at present.
There has been
a slight deterioration in the
yields of longer term governments
in the past few weeks which has
spread to corporates. The rising
economy and
the stock market have fortified the
tendency to stay away from longer term is¬
sues unless yields become more
attractive. Note, for
example, the hesitancy of
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co. A-rated first
mortgage bonds to come out in the
market, as expected, two weeks ago. It may appear this week if
the corporate
bond yield ceases its downward
drifting. Note, further, the inability of the win¬
ning group to dispose of the $300 million 4%s
(May 15, 89-94) governments it
won last April 9
by the pay-up time of April 18. About half has
been sold and
the group, as of this writing, does not intend to
drou price below the
yield of 4.082% (cost to the Treasury
offering
was
being locked up at low yields.
the
sticky disposal problem of half of the $300 million
4%s Treasury
second competitive sale and the
temporary delay in the Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Co. A-rated first mortgage bond
offering are symptomatic of the altered .market
conditions and reactions to them, A
glance at recent.yield spreads of new
issues
easily demonstrates the minor weakening of price.
Also, ' in the face of the slight weakening one wonders how much
below
4.25% yield, or 4.50% yield, will the
forthcoming $250 million A. T. & T. refund¬
ing issue sell for. The coast—to-coast and air-space1
utility will be exchanging
its 5s of 1983 for a 16-year longer
security, . Assuming it seeks at least a
%%
savings to make the refunding worthwhile, it would have to
expect 4.25% for the
J
*$1
Includes:
CALIF.
&
$199,811,293
51,796,000
1.92,208,750
113,146,000
468,108,750
19,375,000
100,875,000
and
for
$881,941,043
$658,766,000
$1,540,707,043
$755,90!),000
$1,476,793,793
$997,322,600
$663,340,000
$1,665,662,600
giant
$60
million
million
$1,290,000
Methodist
College,
Fayettville,
N.
C.
(5/7),
issues.
in
three foreign issues, two of yvhich have sales dates for
this week. Also,
refunding debenture offering announced for May 7.
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COMPETITIVE
dates
;
Total
dates
stocks
dates
Total
/
Last Week
v
$927,535,000
(34)
177,833,500
,
(26)
April 19, 1962
$51.9,765,700 (43)
120,260,000 (42)
,
(65)
$1,105,368,500
(60)
$640,025,700 (85)
."$338,526,043
(58)
$163,799,793
(63)
199,528,580(105)
$1,173,072,700(286)
675,823,700(369)
—1
of
t Includes;
287,036,590 (96)
—___T—
$625,562,633(154)
$363,328,373(168)
$1,848,896,400(655)
——
t$l,710,881,133(219)
$1,468,696,873(228)
$2,488,922,100(740)
*$815,145,000(100)
$871,423,000(111.)
$785,771,000(125)
$2,526,026,133(319)
$2,340,119,873( 339)
$3,274,693,100(865)
—
both
financings
$22,435,000 in
STATION
CO.. ill
dates
The
set.
.
$1,085,318,500
——
dates—
corporates
municipals:
With
-
BACKLOG
stocks;
Total
Total
NEGOTIABLE
$834,685,000 (34)
250,633,000 (31)
—
bonds——
Without
„
AND
This Week
wl_;
dates
Without
,
126,725,000
$720,884,793
Corporate bonds:
With
624,708,750
'
$323,156,043
,
Total
4)
347,381,001)
(4/24); $115 million PLACER COUNTY WATER AGENCY,
milliQn WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM (5/8)—total of
$122
three
$250
T.
Corporate
+
$441,892,293
$148,249,793
$856,251,900
Excludes
more.
TOTAL
With
(Cols. 3
$108,720,000 NEW YORK, N. Y.
t Includes:
T.
$242,081,000
234,235,000
156,600,000
25,850,000
$59,776,293
$341,070,070
or
(5/1);
$345,720,000
A.
(5)
Total Visibles
Municipals*
$558,785,000
1962--
million,
(4)
Corporates
-
$572,635,000
—
April .19
-
'81,500,000
week-—.
4.093145%).
The various indicators of the
economy's upward trend still do not
suggest that
a boom is in
prospect. But they do temper the Administration's alarm
as to the
economy's course for this year. It would be
discouraging to the bond market if
the economy's growth were to be
accompanied by a rise in. the consumer cost of
living. Investible funds certainly under those
circumstances would try to avoid
Both
Total
Stocks
Total
61,350,000
276,900,000
j
VISOLES
(3)
Total
$140,035,000
'
May 1.3-May 20
Last
UNDERWRITTEN
(2)
Corporate
Bondsf
of the
are:
AND
(1)
Corporate
recently developing factors affecting the securities market out¬
happier tone now manifesting itself in the economy's pace which
should be bullish for stocks and should strengthen the Fed's
refusal to unloosen
credit anymore than that now prevailing (between
$200-$300 million excess free
reserves for member
banks); the thoughts regarding the eventual impact of the
recent selective steel; price increases upon the steel
union's bargaining position;
labor quite likely will use the steel price hikes as an,
argument for higher wages
and, if able to wrest crucially higher wages, this may be followed
by still higher
steel prices should the wage pattern be such as to
result in significantly increased
costs. Again, this would help the Fed in its resolve not to
make credit
any easier
than at present. Any overall cost increase in
steel might be bullish for
look
COMPETITIVE
serial
latter
five equip,
and
trust ctfs. with sales dates
sinking fund bonds,
consists
of:
$4.5
million
and
$64.7
MISSOURI
set,
million
PACIFIC
by
RR.
$49
million
three
equip,
CHICAGO
rails,
without
UNION
calendar
tr.
ctfs.,. $10.2 million
QUINCY RR. in two separate equip. ,tr. ctf.
offerings in addition to its
May 3 scheduled $4.5 million, and $50 million Southern Railway Co. general
mortgage bonds as first
CHICAGO
of
BURLINGTON &
$150 million
a
(5/1)
series. Does
which is tabulated in
J
1
Corporate
not
our
"•
CHICAGO
TRANSIT
'
'
AUTH'S
$7.5 million
'
and
'
"
7 "
'
bonds*——:
'
trust ctf.
"
BACKLOG
,
This Week
Last Week
$2,309,788,000
$2,411,113,000
Includes,
37 issues
the
equip,
...
INDETERMINATE
-
stocks
include
municipal backlog.
also 39 postponed corporates at estimated $72,327,000
compared to last week's tally
aggregating $66,952,000. These postponed securities may return with or without
changes
of issues to be offered or be withdrawn.
backlog
'
April 18, 1963
of
to
Volume
197
Number
6257
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
•.
.
.
(1631)
Alco
General Corporation and
The
Products, Inc.—Net Higher—
will
company
mately $650,000,
told
Proposed Registrations
Investment News
quarter
of
$100,000
(to
will
cost
be
used
total
a
of
the
as
$175,0001;
200-ton mill
cover payroll, expenses
the cost of additional
payment
$100,000
to
of
on
a
mining, milling, drifting and drilling,
equipment and miscellaneous items; and the balance to discharge
loans payable to directors and others ($38,0001, incurred for gen¬
eral
operating expenses and purchase of mining equipment,
discharge accounts payable and accrued liabilities, to carry
operations
for
and
penses,
the
three
next
months
and
miscellaneous
for
to
on
has
reserve
a
stock, of which
management officials as a group own about 14 %. Morris H. Greenberg is President. Of the outstanding stock, 450,000 shares were
issued to J, E. Ayrhart. former President of the company, in ex¬
pany
change
the
outstanding 2,360,000 shares
the
for
nothing
properties;
there has been
work
ment
and
equipment
the
on
further
there
is
underground exploration and develop¬
surface nor underground plant or
and it is not now anticipated that
no
property;
work
will
The
be
done
these
on
of the company's outstanding
is held by United States residents or corporations.
prospectus
also
states
stock, about 60%
Moreover, no previous
that
company's stock has
incurred a contingent
liability in connection with the offer and sale of such stock in the
United" States. In March 1963, the company was enjoined by a
Federal court in Minnesota
(pursuant to a Commission complaint)
against any further sales until a registration statement was filed
and became effective. Since 1958, the company has been on the
Commission's
"Canadian Restricted List," which is comprised of
the names of Canadian companies whose securities the Commission
has reason to believe have been or currently are being distributed
in the United States in violation of the Securities Act registration
registration
the
of
been effected and the company may have
ever
The
one
requirements.
*
'
Standard
is
shares
share
per
on
l-for-4 basis.
a
No underwriting
of
Beef
-
working capital.
St., Detroit,
Orleans
2500
is engaged in meat
". •'
;
;
';
■
April 8, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 200,000
shares to be offered at $1.30, "without underwriting.
common
Proceeds
on
of
to
arc
be
N.
210
used
Adams
of
remodeling
for
general
corporate
p, 950.
'
is engaged
Directors
May
1,
1963)
through underwriters headed by Alester. G..
Co., Iftc., South- Carolina. National Bank Bldg., Greenville,
The
underwriters
will
receive
5 xh %
a
commission
to
Terms
The
and
offering
furnished
On
date
of
will
the
be
offering will be decided at a later date.
;nade only by a prospectus' which will be
stockholders
to
the
of
Fund.
April 12, 1962, the Fund made its first public offering of
consisting of
1,250,000 $1
par
common
shares, through
& Co.,
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis and Nikko Secu¬
Co., Ltd., New York;—V. 197, p. 716.
stock,
Bache
rities
$500
and
expenses.
is engaged in financing the purchase or sale of new
used automobiles, trucks, tractors, housenoid appliances, radios,
refrigerators; and it is also engaged in automobile and life
and
insurance
Will
be
funds
In
operations.
added
will
be
addition
The
general
net
from
proceeds
operating
funds
to
and
officials
management
as
a
debenture
portion
a
repay short term bank loans
certain indebtedness and preferred
outstanding 305.623 shares of
Stephenson, board chairman and
Phil
the
and
to
has
pany
J.
to
used
sale
of
such
they mature.
stock, the com¬
stock, of which
as
common
president, owns 34.52%,
42.72% .—V. 191, p. 47.
group
Upper Peninsula Power Co.—Common Registered—
T. & T. subsidiary, headquartered' in
Denver, has an¬
plans to offer stockholders the right to subscribe for about
4,037,432 additional
for
each
would
shares
common
held of
ten
record
be
used
construction.—V.
195,
On
April
June
to
the basis of.
on
3.
repay
one
share
new
Rights would expire June 28.
temporary bank loans incurred
2746.
p.
The
'
registration
34,000
shares
Kidder,
two
of
company,
a
share)
of
Shelden
statement
common
Peabody
other
616
Co.,
&
firms,
with
stock,
Avenue,
the
to
SEC
$10,000,000
offer
to
Bonds, Common Stock
the company, announced plan? to sell about,
of bonds at compelitve bidding in September.
It also
publicly
September about $4,000,000 of common
stock, through underwriters headed by White, Weld & Co., New
York.-1—V. 197, "p. 1572.
offered
be
peninsula
of
Michigan,
and
it
also
bonds
to
5 \k %
shares
share;
($100
5Vnr/c
the
bonds
series
redeem
at $104
for
incurred
1963.
The underwriters will be headed by
Dillon, Read & Co.; First
Corp., and Smith, Barney & Co., New York.—V. 196, p. 2579.
Boston
Southern
California Gas Co.- -Bidding Date Set on
public
to
stock
of
redeem
mortgage bonds
197, p.
be sold
at
competitive bidding June 26.
II.
(Chester
preferred
stock,
common
stock.
On
April 18, 1963, it was reported that this utility plans to
register this week, for sale in mid-May, $5,000,000 of preferred stock
and
$5,000,000
of
debentures
to
be
sold
writers
headed by Snow; Sweeny & Co.,
Allyn & Co., Chicago.—V. 197, p. 1462.
publicly through under¬
Inc., New York, and A. C.
On
200.000
shares
common
Proceeds
Vendetti
duction
are
of
and
to
be
3502
sale
to
1963
St.,
motion
filed
offered
for
Cherry
of
1,
be
used
at
Erie.,
a
$1,
general
"Reg.
Pa.,
A"
without
corporate
is
covering
underwriting.
in
Western Transmission Corp.—Plans Rights Offering
April 17,
The
of
000
the
pro¬
Power Co.—Bonds Registered—
company of 700 East Franklin St.,
statement with the SEC 011
to
be
net
first
offered
proceeds
struction
•
for
from
refunding
public
the
expenditures
cluding the retirement
sfcrnction
expenditures
—V.
197,
43.
Richmond,
April
and
236. "...
sale
bond
or
of
to
mortgage
at
competitive
bidding
wili
be
reimburse
to
1963
used
the
banks
are
■
,
to
■
R)
filed
due
a
14.
1963,
it was reported
that this newly-formed natural
stockholders
of
U.
S.
Natural
Gas' Corp.
provide
for
con¬
therefor,
purpose.>at
the
coming
exhibition
from
Tower's
of
three
floors
new
products
chemical
the
industry
company's nylon fiber market¬
and
advertising people,
and
other
products.
This
location
Allied's
distinctive
Square
will
be
and
and
restaurant
located
other
with
the
on
television
panoramic
view
of
Times
levels," the president said.
a
upper
broadcasting
appropriate
facilities,
functions
also
for
areas
are
fashion
contemplated."
A
modern,
electronically operated news
sign
encircling
the
building will be flashing once again under contract to LIFE
Magazine, which will furnish instantaneous news service.
The New Year's
Eve tradition of
lowering the ball at midnight
attracted to the area will be continued.
said, "Allied Cnemical expects to use this
strategically
located
showcase
to
help increase the public's understanding of
the chemical
industry. We hope to picture, through dramatic and
educational
displays, the benefits flowing to mankind from the
before
the
chemical
and
throngs
Brown
industry
better
The
was
not
with
its
strong
emphasis
research
on
for
new
products."
property
acquired
was
disclosed.
Association
Mr.
which
to
is
New
from
Leigh
Douglas
Leigh,
currently
concerned
increasing
leadership as a
York
Inc.
heads
with
The
the
the
sum
Broadway
area's
con¬
City's
commercial,
en¬
center.
Architects
for
the
project
are
Smith & Haines.
/
It was pointed out
that about 1.5 million persons
pass through
Times Square
every day. More than one-third of these are from
tertainment
and
cultural
Walker
Smith
out-of-town,
including
thusiasm
of
the
excellent
transportation
visitors
from
for
company
all
the
over
world
The
en¬
this
project is heightened by the
and'-the'*'increased
number
of
side building projects
extending all the way from the tactile
district to Lincoln Center.—V.
197, p. 814.
facilities
The
company
profit
of
Feb.
has
$154,642
28,
over
reported
the
net
cents
24
or
1963.
This
corresponding
ove^OOOO"*1^
sales
of
share
a
the
in¬
Con-
$89,000,000.
six
ended
Marshall
and
Feb.
D.
and
of
1962.
Butler,
volume in the history of
period
loss
a
28
net
a
month
$2,328,276
period
said
$4,060,998
for
compares "to
President,
our company—
The
greatly improved sales and profit picture Is
attributed, in
to the success of Alloys' >Los
Angeles subsidiary,
Veritron
West.
Veritron West had operated at a loss
during the first half
of
part,
new
It
has
30,000
"Our
have
carrying
will
to
market
for
Electronic
add
for
to
looks
continue
and
plant
that
our
six
is
in
presently building
Angeles to ac¬
Los
months,"
higher
Glass
the
steadily
increasing its
sub-components
and
electronics
field.—V.
196,
for
half
of
share
and
the
of
the
if
year."
confidence
the
loss
presently
drain
with
in
Butler,
the
are
this
second
future
Mr.
not
We
eliminate
profits in the
to
adds
it
were
Division.
should
forward
materials
general
the
substantially
our
company
expects
corner"
volume.
negotiations
0n
the
air-conditioned
profits
been
of
successful,
and
ft.
increased
improved
would
operations
"turned
now
sq.
its
and
growing
semiconductor
2672.
p,
American Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres, Inc.—
Secondary Oversubscribed—On April 15, 1963, Bache
&
Co., New York, announced that
ing of 426,974 common shares of
News of Business and Finance
casting-Paramount Theatres, at
share, had been oversubscribed
—V. 197, p. 1528.
a
secondary offer¬
American
Broad¬
price of $33%
a
and
per
the books closed.
,
American-Coleman Co.—Rights
Offering to Stock¬
holders—The company is offering its stockholders the
right to subscribe for 27,087 additional common shares
ACF Industries, Inc.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Sold Privately—
On
April
of
it
$8,035,000
investors.
placement
maturing
in
R.
W.
Pressprich &,Co., New York an¬
negotiated the private placement of a total
Industries, equipm 1 it trust certificates, with
priced
equal
at
of
installments
series
"B"
$2,675,000
1964
series
through
certificates,
A
1968
due
certificates,
and
priced
April
15,
at
1978,
Net
par.
proceeds will be used to reimburse ACF Industries
of its car leasing fleet.—V-. 197, p. 1011.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
for
the
•Shares
for
drive
vehicles.
by
237,965
$0.41
620,462
in both
wheel
special
Common
256,001
were
for
all
and
The
heavy duty trucks,
front
wheel
axles
medium
and
heavy
drive
vehicles
are
used
functions
such
as
and
and
of
by
snowplows,
predecessor,
has
been
Alabama Power Co.—Partial
The
a
equal
years.—V.
195, p.
1659.
stock
Short-term
—V.
196,
New
to
of
1.990
at
100%
0.30%Payment
York Trust
Co.,
.
plus accrued interest and
will
20 Pine
be
Street,
made
N.
of
used
special¬
customers
tractors,
commercial
wheel
are
The
etc.
The
production
40 years'.
($1
bank
par)
Outstanding
245,000 shs.
$500,000
p.
loans
216,695 shs.
at
Y.—V.
the
a
197, p;
company's
ever
premium
Chemical
519.
Bank
"
y}
reported for
and
Chief
First
gain
same
quarter
period
"Sales
for
first quarter
a
and
Sales, Net—
earnings
were
the
period, Dr. W. G. Malcolm,
Officer, told shareholders.
earnings
over
the
of
1962,
the
sales
3-month
Executive
of 8%
$225,000
2669.
American Cyanamid Co.—Record
The
Redemption—
has called for redemption on May 16, 1963, through
the sinking fund, $2,995,000 of its 5%;
first mort¬
bonds due
variety
towing
in
all
cases
trucks.
$0.38
company
operation
gage
specialized
transfer
duty
Authorized
1962
$3,628,495
,
outstanding
medium
manufacturers
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
1963
$3,905,563
share
BUSINESS—The company, of 5801 South
Nevada, Littleton, Colo.,
engaged in the manufacture of front wheel axles and transfer
cases
company, and its
for approximately
*•
'
income
"Per
No underwriting is involved.
Net" proceeds will be used for
repayment of loahs.
ized
expansion
AMT
expire May 25, 1963.
is
consisted
$5,350,000
and
at $4.25 per share, on the basis of
one new share for
each seven held of record Dec.
31, 1962. Rights will
had
ACF
institutional
Net
1963,,
19,
that
nounced
The
that
the
first
the
-
1993,
May
treasury
for
estimated
Va.
covering $30,000
(series
sale
notes
for
12
bonds
for
that
fiber
marketing group within the city's growing
district, reflecting the company's increasing emphasis on
fibers.
Allied recently expanded its
nylon production facilities at
Chesterfield, Va., and built a new plant now
nearing capacity
at. Columbia, S. C.
Corporate headquarters will not be housed in the new
building In
Times Square which will be used
only as a marketing center.
pipeline company plans to file a registration statement covering
undetermined number of common shares to be offered
initially
gas
to
pictures.
registration
retain
textile
The
Sales
&
brings
16,
full
Period Ended March 31—
Virginia Electric
used
department,
product
publicity
metropolitan sales personnel for its
"Reg.
a
a.
purposes.
engaged
and
constantly
said
ing
1962.
'
also
April
glass-enclosed
developments
commodate
1963, it was reported, that the company had. with¬
A" covering 100,000 capital shares in order to pre¬
filing covering a larger number of shares.
It is ex¬
pected that the registration statement will be filed .within a month.
—V. 197, p. 1416.
/
April
drawn
pare
par;
on
designs
;
Brown,; President,
and the industries which it serves.
The office space will house the
a
Wavelabs, Inc.—To File for Stock Offering—
six
Vendetti Production Corp.—"Reg. A"
corporation
architectural
uThe montl? of February,"
$103.50
Filing—
The
and
Southern Union Gas Co.—Financing Date Set—
The
P.)
acquired
-
Modern
M.
$178,042
redeem
purposes,
and to
provide
funds
construction program
(estimated at $2,-
various indebtedness and
has outstanding 549,000 shares
of
Warden is president.—V. 197,
p. 1527.
had
Times Square building at 42nd Street " and
completely reconstructed.
Work
is
expected to
possible with tentative completion some time
as
silhouette.
be
ended
1018.
by
534%; series preferred stock
outstanding short-term bank
pay
it
transforming the historic New
chemistry at "the crossroads
for
the
be
1964.
Chester
will
reported that $40,000,000 of this firm's
was
would
$2,820,000
105.04% ),■ to
($100 par) at
company
John
pale
construction
1963
addition to
In
preferred
share,
to
showcase
a
that
announced
of
purpose
Alloys Unlimited, Inc.—Six Months' Results—
1963, it
18,
first
covering
engages in the sale of
the stock sale, together
of preferred stock and
will be used
due 1987
»at
shares
7,840
per
company's
625,000).
the
of
to
investors,
rr.ortaage
par)
loans
for
institutional
first
in
tribution
Inc., 20 Exchange Place, New York, and
publicoffering, price
(maximum
$30 per
The
electric appliances,
The net proceeds from
with, proceeds from the sale of $6,000,000
6,670
for
Mich.,
11
Corp.—Buys Times Tower fildg.—
corporation
into
soon
Voorhees
Sale Planned—
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company is engaged
in the electric utility business in the
upper
per
April
first
the
for
to
as
late
in
and
The
of
Houghton,
on
start
Mr.
1963,
16,
"call
Broadway
shows
This" A.
nounced
an
(
landmark
"Radio
Rights Offering—
On
filed
for
present
production schedules,
shipments and earnings will
quarter, and for the full year, a "com¬
is expected.—V. 197, p. 913.
1962
the
16
Tower
"A
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co.—Plans
The company
and
April
York
Bond Sale—
company of 518 South Irhy St., Florence, S. C., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on April 12. covering $1,000,000
of 6% sinking fund subordinated debentures due 1978, to be offered
fpr public sale at 100% of principal amount (plus accrued interest
for
the Japan
of
Fund have authorized the officers of the
investigate the possibility of an offering of new shares
of common stock by means of a rights offering to stockholders,
it was announced April 18,
Fund
—V.
C.
On
Times
basic
Japan Fund Inc.—May Authorize A Rights Offering
in
buildings.
The
S.
/
,
On April
Furman-
the
over
and
second-quarter
West
Stephenson Finance Co., Inc.—Debentures Reg'd—
from
'.
that
of
gain"
Plans
purposes.
St., Havre de Grace, Md.,
homes, and commercial
private
those
fortable
share.
per
of the world."
On April 16, 1963, it was reported that the
company plans to sell
$20,000,000 of bonds in the United States in the third quarter of
corporation
Star
in
April 18, 1963, it was reported that this utility plans to sell
$50,000,000 of debt securities in the first quarter of 1964.-—V. 196,
'
the
made
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Public Corp.—Bond
Star Aluminum & Construction Co., Inc.—"Reg; A"
class A
be
York, will manage
late May or early
Duke Power Co.—To Sell Debt Securities—
.
Filing—
The
to
New
cents
exceeded
were
custom-engineered product lines, dis¬
enjoying increased revenue from diesel
plant, forging, spring and service opera¬
backlog of orders
indicate
Allied Chemical
plans
1
which is expected
Co.,
1962
■
current
said,
of
the
while
power
.v
The
he
quarter
of
1962,
diesel
four
$25,000,000.
$22,564,000.
the increase
in
earnings is due to the fact
is now beginning to realize the full benefits
said
in
quarter
earnings
of
approxi¬
share, William G. Miller, President,
meeting. Earnings in the first
$66,000, equivalent to
first-quarter shipments
first
company
of
exceed
&
On
1963 filed a
"Reg. A" covering
offered for subscription by stock¬
2,
to be
Proceeds are to be used for
-
■
Securities
Nevada Power Co.—To Sell
April
on
at $466.68
packing.
held.
ten
Union
Proceeds will be used for general corporate purposes. Common¬
Telephone, headquartered at Dallas, Pa., provides telephone
service in eastern Pennsylvania.—V. 194, 216.
Proceeds
involved.
Standard
each
Beef, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing-—
corporation,
600 class A common
holders
plans to offer 71,000 additional
by stockholders on the basis of
announced
subscription
wealth
for
The
for
Dillon,
offering
posed
first
per
annual
were
the
elimination
locomotive,
June.
.
,
share
Eastman
the
the
the
tions.
company - has
shares for
new
(Pa.)—Plans Rights
,
common
neither
properties since the com¬
pany's
operations
are
now
devoted
to
mining
for
gold.
The
prospectus further states that it is the present intention of the
company's management not to continue the policy of issuing stock
for mining claims.
any
Telephone Co.
common
Cardiff uranium property. According to
is
known
as
to
the
history
of these
company's
prospectus,
of
Commonwealth
Offering—
ex¬
against contingencies. If all the shares
are
not
sold,
the proceeds will be applied first to pay expenses
of the offering and to
discharge outstanding loans, accounts pay¬
able and. accrued liabilities;
and accordingly
unless the sale of
shares .produces
more
than
$75,000,
no
funds
will be available
through the offering for mine development and milling. The com¬
as
of
cents
the
at
said
for
Miller
Mr.
that
down
1962
Miller
Shipments
;'
report
37
or
shareholders
Mr.
Continued from page 1
3
first
were
record
$18,681,000
$17,226,000
or
Dr. Malcolm said.
three months were
or
81
86
cents
cents-a
$173,340,000,
highest
Chairman
share,
a
share
a
for the
increase
an
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,
-
4
of
(1632)
approximately
quarter last
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
2%
the
over
all
in
reported
the
quarter
first
contributed
197, p.
the
to
significant
the
record
increase
in
sales
acquired Dumas
newly
first quarter
ating
Creslan
of
Milner
Associated
Co.
Share
—
Net
Exchange Offer
Fund
Insurance
Co., this issue.—V.
197,
American Machine
&
1
•
.
had net income of $5,409,000 for the first quarter
compared to $7,940,000 for the same period last year*
1963
L.
meeting.
common
share
quarter'
The
were
33
year
a
company's
cents
compared
to
48
from
revenue
sales
and
for
cents
'77
ago.
A.
rentals
the
Mo.,
the
Mr.
first
of
quarter
have
moved
-remained
volume
than
the
"Earnings in
our
steady
in
and
business
of
in
1963
Burgess pointed out.
lines
its
on
first
At
business
31,
1963,
$110,235,000.
backlog totaled
The
the
company's
value
$377,158,000
the
of
the
at
American
An
Metal
"•
agreement has
minimum
this
year's
the
been
- •-
sale,
about
will
of American
continue
Metal
with
which
•
.••
....
Hunter
its
who
must
the
is
as
Climax, with headquarters at its
plant
new
a
Riverside, Calif. '
is
engaged
primarily in
products—sheet, rod
and
bar,
the production
of
development, fabrication
and
aluminum
of
a
products.-i-V.
A
earnings
President
year.
annual
the
the
first
Weldon
quarter
Schumacher
exceeded
for
of
Net
quarter
to
rose
told
$27,793,000
shareholders
at
$26,428,000 in the first quarter
income
of. $1,026,000
was
$874,000 fori the' first
share outstanding were
income
of
■■
of
to
expects
—V.
the
197,
rest
of
1963
to
continue
the
favorable
earnings
712.
p.
has
company
of
reported that net operating
the current fiscal
year were
ot'
lest year.
For
from
the
nine
months
operations
after
ended
taxes'
Operating1 earnings in the
$1.67
or
first
gains
three
Federal
a
In
to
taxes
amounted
to
in
$2,036,095,
'
■■■
of
first
for
$824,6 69
Federal
in
the
and
state
1962
same
compared
of
with
income
January
year,
taxes
were
share
a
taxes
ADM's
696,000.
sales
for
from
up
the.
John
H.
the
nine
months
$181,767,000
in
ended
the
same
Daniels,
1962
ADM
March
same
were
31
period
ADM
.
.year
out
last,
when
advisable
either
sell-
by
mortgages
Valley store of J. W.
Lord &
report
the
at
Taylor
of
pre- "
for
that
.
the
has
Co.,
The
of
end
the
fiscal
1962
expenditures
year
and
New
Wall
Manhattan
8%
the
for
Street;
N.
Y.—V.
197,
Bank,
1- Chase
Manhattan
of
196,
•
p.
or
public
a
operation
31,: 1961.
1
"It is anticipated
third
consolidated
greater,"
noted
"*
engaged
in
treatment
water
the
that
by
profit for
Nathan
N.
Public
See
Utility Financing
V.
Gossett
International
with
investor-owned public
common
the
New
Berman
tains
distribution
largely due to
a
telephone financings.
Burman
.
$162
million
reason
of
for
w
:
several
$172 million in 1962.
Gas utilities
electric
but
year,
Co.
-
the
V
v.
for
per
significant
Corp.,
remaining
of
this
Nova
has
issue.—
million,
and
Berman
•'
»
Corp.
,
been
'
.
agreement
It
was
to
"V
its
consolidated
sharply
above
the1
the
the
were
history,
second
highest for
exceeded
only
to
of
first
any
the
by
peak
first
amounted
period
same
last
4.8%
of
with
and
year
compared
2.8%
for the
as
.
increased, significantly,
three months
in
sales
the
this
of
year,
period last
same
amounting to
50%
or
$750 mil¬
above
the sales
year.
of France,
in which Chrysler has
:
improved
sales amounted to 59,679 units in the
and 62,603' units in the like 1962 period.
public acceptance of our 1963 car lines is
share of domestic retail car sales for
of
this
Our
year.
this domestic market for the
of
reflected
increased
our
9.2%
for
the
sales
amounted
the
first
to
12.2%
quarter of this year, compared
year ago.
Each of our. two car
first
period
same
retail
a
first
a
contributed to the 46%
increase in retail sales for the
quarter of 1963 over the same period a year ago. The Dodge
Division car sales rose 76%, while Chrysler-Plymouth Division sales
first
,
31%
were
Retail
higher than the. like
sales
three
of
the like
and
1962
Chrysler-built
months
of
this
1962
period.
and
cars
trucks
17,901
were
year
in
Canada
units,
in
compared
the
with
period.
sale's
space
in
first
the
three
months
of
1963
,;7'77V■7;.>'77a-■77)"..-;=r7
trading
ticker
assigned
Overseas
-l'' '
-'
Leasing
Corp.—V. 197,
r/;; 7 :, c;' 7,7; ■ ■ ■ 7
t
,
a
•
r
.•
Ltd.—Sells Interest
and
'■' / r"*
!
in
"'•!.*
•"
Affil.-
the
completion
'
-
Corp.
interest
in
of
an
newspaper,
-7
--
•
The
the
The
its
15,
the
outstanding
to
ration
of
effect
than
more
81%
of
*;■'
of
'
*
*
.
called
6%
for
redemption
convertible-Series
A
Collins
previous
:
totaled
r
after
net
fiscal
'
Abner
per
J'..
distributing
month
Mr.
shares
Sale
'
•
the
meeting
that
-|
-7:
effective
will
be
'...')7""
..
April-19,
on
mailed
to
and
shareholders
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
against $5,866,407 a year earlier. Net income
to
$3,636,384, an increase Of 34%
over
the
$2,716,407
on
the
previous
for the previous fiscal year. Net
ended March 2, 1963 was equivalent
shares outstanding compared with
reported
for the year
share
1,405,200
number
the
on
fiscal year.
diversification
"Product
of
shares
outstanding
1
1
ment,/, may
Donald F.
fact
-that
.
this
the
substantial
program
is
at
the
.
Carolina, expected
plant was completed
197,
research
$100,000,000 mark. He
expansion
p.
140,
program.
the construction
North
new
—V.
possible by
and' develop¬
be credited to a large degree for this achievement,"
McCullough, President, stated in calling attention to the
the ,company's sales
volume for the first time in its
history had crossed
Jn
made
7"
,
to
a
also
The
new
be
last
,
of
mentioned
most
plant
the
recent
at
step
Farmville,
October. A
in operation by next
November, at Troy, North
Carolina.
:•
...
..
Grossman,>■ President, said the company hopes to begin
liquidating dividends of about $40 a share within a
completion of the sale, scheduled for
May 8.
told
approved by a vote
the proposal and more
to the preliminary
was
on
•
O'K'd—
after
Grossman
to
v-
Incorpo¬
lllo.
share based
per
Of
of
after taxes
$3.29
end
17, 1963 stockholders voted to sell the assets of the
to. Incity Associates Corp., for about
$22,360,000 and then
-*
1956
:'))
of
amounted
income
$2.49
May 20, 1963, all
debehtures due Jan.
April
liquidate the company,
17,
:
certificate
has reported sales volume for the fiscal year ended
totaled $110,30.4,960, *up from $90,235,926 in the
year, an increase of 22%. Income from operations
$7,716,384
company's
On
April
Plan.
according
became
split
new
Aikman
&
taxes
on
Buildings O.—Asset
split
shares voting
outstanding,
stock
the
The company
March
2,
1963
at
Terminal
stock
the
....
for
•
the
has
of
t
101% plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made' at
Bank New York Trust Co.,
2Q Pine-Street, N. Y.
•Debentures are convertible into common stock'at
$7,26 per share
up to and Including May 20, 1963.—V.
189, p. 43.
...
company
the
shares
May 10.—V. 197, p.
the
of
of
amend
to
two-for-one
a
93%
the
two-for-one
certificates
Mersey
7
v
,
resolution
Compensation
7"
The
the Chemical
Bush
Incentive
management's' proposal
Wash¬
agreement, Bowaters retain, control of
management will continue with change.—V; 196,
corporation
1965
stockholders'
a
company's
tally.
agreement
the
of North America Ltd., of
Bowaterk Mersey Paper Co.
>.•*;
terms
f
shareholders
amended
and
change
to
$28
'
split
income
of
16,
approved a management proposal to
amend the certificate of incorporation to effect a two-for-one stock
-
(J. P.) Burroughs & Son, Inc.—To Redeem Debens.
money
with
April,
a
.
the
Stock Split Approved—
On
than
Bowater
49Vo
7:
.
Scotia ;to -the Washington Post
Co.v publishers
Post
and
Newswec-k.
For
many
years
the'
ii43.
P.
*
compared
and
were
amounted to $73 million, or 9.8%
of total sales, compared with $63
million, or 12.7% of sales, in the 1962 period.
Net current assets, or working capital, amounted to $503 million
at March 31, 1963,
compared with $505 million a year ago, and
$562 million at the 1962 year-end.
;
1
It main¬
10,000 vehicles .at 66 terminals in';
Subsidiaries include Berman Sales Co., '
Rieo.
Co.
•
annum.
Mersey
for
$149
million last year.
1963
divisions
•'
factors'
,
new
the
also
million
10,635 in
this
admitted
was
11.
.
$620 million, or 80.6%, of
total
financings during the first quarter of 1963.
Refundings of higher coupon issues accounted "for
the
Post..
Under
.
that
fertilizer
and
7
by Simca Automobiles S. A.
with
-
ended
year
'
principal, supplier of newsprint to the Washington
Post,
The mill is situated at Liverpool, Nova
Scotia, and has a
productive capacity) of more than 160,000- short tons of
newsprint
offerings by
utilities, amounting to $243 million, were
accounted
$1,950,-
were
seed
tools.
Chrysler
of
:
1963 period
earnings
for
three, months
approximately
Puerto
.
Washington
financings
debt
The Ebasco study also "revealed
sources
1962,
of
1957.
year
in
heavy duty trucks, trailers and tractors.
of
and
Montreal has sold
Ltd.
Preferred stocks at $32 million
were
down f>9.2%, and common
stocks at $110 million
declined 24.7%. .*- - "
-
,
Leasing
*..v.;"
Under
ahead 44.6%.
v
Berman
The
ington
5.8%, compared with
Telephone financings of $230
.
for
quarter
company's
in
sales
Defense,
Telegraph
Exchange April
company
has announced
between Bowaters and a
•
down
long-term
31,
Simca
.
*
18.9%'
last
the
the
quarter of this
"VO-
leases
Bowater Paper
drop in
million declined 47.6% from
$439 million last year.
Total long-term debt
financings of $628 million
during the first quarter of 1963 were off
from
&
leading American
were
the prices it pays for
permit rounding out of
employment at
maintain
manufacturer
earnings
first
63%; interest.
Co.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
qf
Stock
•*.'
Financings by electric utilities of $378 million
during the first quarter of 1963 were down
4.1%
ol
to
net
quarter
$498
cars
.
coming year, should be substantially
Rood,-President;—V. 195, p. 2700. -
Telephone
stock
Finance
1312.
p.
.
from $394 million last
year.
$100,000
a
Factory sales of cars and trucks in the first quarter were 296,311
units, an increase of 67% over the 177,530 units sold in the same
period last year.
These figures^ do not include factory sales of
plants;
.
York
fleet
a
states
23
according to the
Management. Consulting Division of Ebasco Serv¬
was
the
calendar year.
lion
of
7
symbol BMA.
year,
The decline
for
in
Dollar
Co.—Proposed Asset Sale—
Berman Leasing
The
on
utilities totaled $769 million for the
first quarter of
1963, a decline of 24.8% from the $1,023 million
total for the same
period last
ices. Inc.
net
and
for
0.3%
1962
own¬
197, p. 1417.
'
nation's
application.
-•
•
Down in First Quarter
Financings by the
also
order
manufacturers of power
.
first
&
will
It
in
major
a
period.
million
■First
Y.,
,
Bell
financing costs and
,
the
B.
for
sales
1962
earnings
construction,
and
•'
■
•
-
loan
7
earnings for the first three months of 1963
amounted to $36.2 million, equal to $3.98 a
share, 'compared with
$1.3: million, or 14 cents a share, in the same period last year. Net
collection,
Dec.
the
7
.
$0,042
'an
of
7'
is
company
Consolidated
the company reported net income of
$34,309 and earnings per share
of $0,043 for the year ended Dec.
.31, l»o2, as. compared co a net
loss of $33,910 and-a loss
per share of
$202,-
approval
and other garden tools for the home markets
It also
exercising machines, farrowing pens for hogs, and metal parts
Dollar
same
$38,716, at prices not to exceed 100%
1656.
.; -. *
_• r
utility
of
,
have
levels.
subsidiaries
treatment
and disposal
plants;
and
liquefied
petroleum gas distribution systems, has reported that gross op'er-7
ating revenues were $246,176 for the year-ended Dec. 31, 1962,
against $217,939 for the same period a year ago. &e the same time,
;•. !
the
and
sewage
stock
ago
company,
debentures
Chrysler Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
Atlantic Utilities Corp.—Shows Profit for Year—
ership
SBA
on
*
reduce
at
(EDST) on May 6, 1963, receive tenders for the sale
debentures '(when stamped as provided)
to an
to
exhaust
the
sum
of
$22,689- and. 8%/ gold
exhaust the sum
the
of
Bank, Dixon, 111., is underwriting
product lines
accessories
and
gold
interest.—V.
worth
loan.
Eichholz stated.
Mr.
The
$46.5
Plaza,
$200,000
over
spreaders
913.
p.
1114.
p.
realized from the loan and from debenture sales will
to
company's
makes
and
May
on
this issue.—V. 197,
Central's net sales for the year ended Dec.
197, p.
redemption
said
SBA
capital
steadier
sufficient
to
Corp.,
National
the
Central
327-.
presently estimated
1312. . .
are
1963".—V.
of
allow
1962
McKim
Messrs.
^7lv'vv7;;:.
conditioned
were
Dixon
share
land, buildings, fixtures qnd equipment
wholly-owned
reql... estate
subsidiaries
called
40
Walter
Eichholz
chasers
con¬
$132,754,822 and
ratio of 3.61 to 1.
the
at
1963.
he
were
a
Janesville, Wis. The structure,
Manor, is scheduled for completion
of
already been sold or subscribed for. The rest should be sold rapidly,
said, inasmuch as the commitments of some prospective pur¬
them
materials,
1962
to
aged
debentures.
own
recently
the
Wisconsin
(Jim)
Mr.
its
for
expansion
directors
the
mortgage
or
on
$36,793,399,
$95,961,423
for
"such
Summer
home
tial step in a recapitalization program dictated
by recent rapid
of the company.
Actual receipt of SBA loan funds de¬
pends on Central's sale of $273,500 worth of 12-yeaf 7% convertible
capital",
Robinson, the Wash- ;
the service building of
and
fiscal
to
to
amounted
its
the
150-guest
in
site
7 The company has announced the
approval by the Small Business
Administration of a $400,000 loan
application.
.'-■v..;-7"7:7';'.
President Arthur H. Eichholz said the
application was an essen¬
•
provide
build
to
$0.52
Approved—
op-
$12,-
says.
close
amounted
and
$1,100,000
a
22-acre
See
...
it
found
completion
$10,927,346
noon
of
' The
.
against $66,-*
that
to
Trust
without
the
pointing
26,
-
$0.52
■Central Stamping & Manufacturing Co,—SB A Loan
'•••''■■7',
Chase
bonds
period.
Prosident,
the
company
it
to
against1
totaled
a
$67,327,000,
Co."
add
amount
period.
Third duai'ter sales
March
on
secured
of
store
capital
will until
-
On
,1?l5I^^ln1crea.se'
640.000 in
working
our
outstand¬
Celotex Corp.—Stock Purchase Offer—
,
The
Pro¬
ago.
.ago.
to
amount
6.64%
stock
common
405.
quarter
the
$661,304
of
"will
sales
of
agents for the issue and First National Bank of West
$2,841,-'
$559,685
March 31,
1963, there were 1,635,836 shares
outstanding, ^compared with 1,574,404 shares
a
year
This
14,267,030
7.48%
Bend, Wis., trustee.
Asuncion Port Concession Corp.—Tenders—
through
year
a
were
of
Associated
year.
Hanover
-
current
operating earnings after
down from $812,730, or 52c
share,
months
after
1987.
$
190,730,905
Trust Co., Milwaukee, and Rock
County Savings & Trust Co., Janesville, are paying
94,366 shares of Associated's 5.25%
has
cases
p.
First
were
the. company's; outstanding
of
were
issue.
Fernando
Associated
■
7
the
ADM's
visions
nine
the
ad¬
flexibility
to lend
1962
$
period
called Cedar Crest
"
small
a
Capital expenditures
31,
the
improved
agreed
1963
—
corporation
in
15,
1963,
in anticipation of the sinking fund payment due
1964, $1,333,003
of its 53A%
subordinated debentures due June 1, 1977 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at th-e Manufacturers
year, ADM also had non-recurring
bringing total net profit for the
$3,034,678, or $1.92 a share. Provisions for
quarter
.
a
same
for
There
1962.
197,
on-a
Associates Investment Co.—Partial Redemption—
'!
1963, ADM's net profit
$2,919,120, equal to $1.78 a share.
peripd a year ago were $2,637,613,
and
C,
&
The
share,
a
income
year
year ago,
the
third
was
the previous
25c
state
fiscal
March,
40c
of
quarters
and
current
'754
share, in
a
capita]
March
and
has
all
call
$9,000,000 for the fiscal
the
ahead
.
are
7"V-7
.
There
most
liabilities
Seiler
for
nearly 11%
D:
amounted
trend.
earnings
earnings
debentures
San
Working
net
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.—Net Up 11%—
The
first nine months
4,
of
action
subordinated notes ciUc in
Current assets
the
in
June
on
issue.)
.
its
company
the
in
.stores
current
quarter of 1962.
Earnings per
$1.17, up 18 cents from 99 cents
corresponding 1962 period.
■
*
Commenting on AO's business prospects for the year, Schumacher
average
this
since
share
per
redeem
Stewart
of
over
split
this
and accrued interest to yield from 4^2 % to 5J/2%.
Net proceeds will be used by the
is completed, this company, will
organization in 1916, be owned com¬
common stockholders. This should make for a small
47/a%
25-year
over"
gain
17.4%
"when
time
"
structed
'
of
stock
1
Inc.,
14,088,633
share of
end
construct
provide funds for additional branch store expansion. "Following
this practice, in May 1962, a real estate*
subsidiary, sold $7,700,000
•
5.2%
1962.
increase
an
of
1962
after
share
Controls,
(Janesville, Wis.)—Bonds Offered
15, 1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend,
Wis., offered publicly, $550,000 of this corporation's
first mortgage serial bonds, dated March
15, 1963, and
due March 15, 1965-78. The bonds were
priced at par
taxes
1962
year
us
Cedar Crest, Inc.
year.
a
made
•
-
—On April
-
Phoenix,
1,
&
taxes
at
—V,
to
the
a
in
on
branch
last
for
Oct.
on
Chemicals
percentage
per
ing
shares
necessary to
shares and add
fiscal
the
that
Associated
1416.
set
for
2
funds
voted
;.
records
fiscal
interest
after
Profit
to
V
the
Goldwaters,
-
212,047,175
Profit
preferred stock, net income applicable to
stocic' calculated on
the
number
of
shares
preferred stock outstanding
meeting.
Sales
sales
E.
in
the
the executives state.
American Optical
Co.—Sales, Net Reach New Highs
and
of
of
the end of each year was $2.56
against $2.68 for the previous
at
first
ington,
Sales
iy62
figures
-
have
Louis
income
for
Hagan
Profit
.
.
laws
1216.
*'
the
on
major insurance
ferred
aluminum mill
p.
St.
of
taxes
"tax
p.
"*
1963 amounted
year,
note
000,000
variety of fabricated
197,
The
pooling
a
eration".
and
distribution
letter
'
,
after
197,
Period Ended March 31—
,
Goldwaters
are
Federal
for
income
net
,
pipe and tubing.
The company
also engineers and builds
machinery and equipment for sale, 'to the
nonferrous industry and, with its
subsidiaries, is engaged in the
and ^emi-fabricatcd
and
but
alive."—V.
Sales
•'
their
2,
dissolution,
Caterpillar Tractor Co.—Quarterly Report—
record, 5.4% ahead of the
for the 53-week fiscal year
shown
year.
entire
common
increase
at
v
.
Hunter
the
pletely by its
$9
of
5.4%
new
a
.■'•
common
for
the
for
the,
division
a
high,
.
Fuller
&
to
than
Calgon Corp.—New Name—
fiscal'
Acquisi¬
equivalent
organization
in
dead
more
See
outstanding at the
close of
the
1962
year and 3,809,184 common shares outstanding on the ad¬
justed basis at the end of fiscal 1961.
Calling stockholders' attention to the fact that Associated has ;
called all its outstanding preferred shares for redemption on May
1, 1963 at the call price of $110 a share, Mr.: McKim and Mr.
quar¬
-.
present
for
iiscal
justing
backlog;
approve
said
Baer
provision
before
in
dividends
3,876,256
S-
Hunter,
$14,700,000
share.
per
worth
Net
"
acquisitions
Stix,
established
fiscal
acquired
After
Seiler
.
"
•
•' :•'•
fiscal year ended Feb,
'
*
Seiler
recent
and
$326,834,295
the, previous
1962
reached
companies, v
shareholders of
present
will receive
5.4%;
several, alternatives
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
1216.
was
outstanding
■
two
Tuo
,
of
,
rental
rental
of
most
$19,067,612
Associated's
whereby American Metal Climax,
will acquire
the assets and business of Hunter
Engineering CO.,/
Walter 17 O'Connell, Chairman of
Hunter, and Walter Hochschild,
Chairman of AMAX announced after
special meetings of the di¬
of
p.
$10,409,547. This compares with earnings before
$20,255,782 and net earnings after taxes of $10,755,218
included
have
first
Climax, Inc.—-Proposed
-Vv/.7',;-'V-
rectors
year
taxes
position
minimum
of
and
cr
an
aggregate direct sales
$487,393,000.—V. 196, p. 1872. •
tion—
company's
"
1 ••
and
1962
52-week
This
income
io
fiscal
Arizona,
units
*
•
consumer;
order
end
ter,
of
unfilled
peak
amounted
field,
Mar.cn
was
197,
record
new
a
.
The
ahead.
defense
1963.•
for the
Operating
for
and
October
March
1961..
company has also been gaining new
orders in*
although not of the magnitude of the previous
launcher, contracts."7"■■'<{::7
)"■7.;-
the
in
stronger',
of 1962,"/'
quarter
industrial
certain
is
set
year
.:•
McKim
Associated's
in
$344,571,635.
previous
first'
.
in
30.—V.
June
Corp.—Sales Up
fiscal
1962
Messrs,
Net sales
to
.-
1963
was
$69,440,000
compared
to
8125,854,000
for
period a year ago.
Most of
the
decrease
is
due
to;
the company's phasing out of the Titan and Atlas missile
launcher
programs, Mr. Burgess said.
V-\ ; ••
'• .)'■ '\.:-*.7;-;'V*:
profit'margin
the
*
Arizona
the
.V:
for
of
same
"AMFs
Goods
.
*
*
stockholders.
of
quarter
the
Dry
for
sales
Associated,"
Burgess,
Chairman,
told stockholders at
the
annual'
After dividends
on
the
preferred
stock,
earnings
per
first,
ending
major department store groups were added in important
geographical areas of the country where we were not previously
represented. These stores promise future growth and profits for
company
Carter
slowest,
said
an
expected
fourth
satisfactory Improvement in oper¬
a
"Two
Foundry Co.—Quarterly Net.
Lower—
of
ADM's
produce
above
the previous peak set a year ago, and net earnings were
second
only to the all-time high set in 1961, Robert J. McKim,
Chairman, and Lewis P. Seller, President, stated in the Annual Re¬
1216.
p.
port.
The
is
the fiscal year
Lower—
Acceptances—
Fireman's
income for
Corp.
total, Dr. Malcolm stated.
1011.
American Insurance
See
historically
upturn should
quarter
drug volume, a
fiber and sales of
acrylic
—V.
$170,268,000
year.
Higher
.
management
-
had
explored
Colorado
•
Interstate
Gas
Co.—Net
Higher-
operating revenues, net income, and earnings rasfheH new hHhs
in 1962, Fresident W. E. Mueller reported to stockholders in the
annual
report.
„
Volume
197
Number 6257
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1633)
Results
of
for
1962
Colorado
1961
were
The
or
Oil"
company's
$2.97
per
on
Gas
to
consolidated
a
Corp.
reflect
consolidated
its
and
this
basis,
for
revenues
income
net
for
1962
1962
totaled
$120,278,167,
stated
holdings
will
in
prove
opportunities
in
the
Colorado
benelicial
for
that
report
Oil
to
constitute
197,
<
quarter,
Sales
Interstate's
—v.
in¬
The Chase
agent
new
i'
-
-
Net
'
■
records
the
by
the
for
industry
Sales
subsidiary
reached
the
reported
performing
high
Charles
year,
to
..
of
of
profit
cents
for
share,
.a
share,
in
the
rise
a
spite
over'
of
1961
earnings
of
The
points out,
extent
by
The
an
36
or
and
Its
stated.
for
Award
and
"In
view
is
allows
of
Exhibits,
Inc.
us
for
avenues
Chicago,
developer
What
will
Mr.
T.
have
ments
For
be
in
the
a
for
to
is
the
Crawford
for
people
single-iamily
fields,
picnic
to
inn
Homebuilders,
their
near
international
technical
is
will
and
also
planned
central
work.'
Inc.
office
government
•
,
for
will
light
firms
in
wishing
rural
a
V.
stock
in
the
FEATURESThe
at
$16
The
—
capital.
share.
per
proceeds
AvAA:
:-A
:
will
initially
.;AA.A
■'
to
study
Revolving
notes
credit
5%%
bank
4Vg%
conv.
school
and
radio
broadcasting..
of
July
debs,
debs,
with
stock
due
who
<
S.
have
the
15,000,000
'
Rhoades
at
5,429,900
4%
• •
Bleichfoeder,
& Co.
Boettcher
J.
H.
,
C.
&
the
of
Co:
He
,
the
(&
erate
A
for
taxes
2,172,017
and "state
1,229,910
■
-I.
.
about
were
said.
"The
$608,075
before
Co.
Brothers^
1.85
Loewi
Co.
1.85
.
Chapman, Howe &
Cooiey & Co—
Dempsey & Co
&
Co.
of
for
all
profit
of
\1.35
sales
<?f
and
and
.
Daitch
,
of
A
in
The
first'
the
that
sales
of
is
excellent,"
sheet ".puts
Garden
to
the
us
earnings
___
1.35
"
1.35
Silberberg
Co.,
Inc;____
1.35
Sutro
G. Edwards &
Sons—
1.85
C.
_______
Glore, Forgan & Co._:
.Goldman, Sachs & Co...—
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—_
1109.
3.85
3.85
2.35
3.85
..;
\
E.
&
Co.
■
the
of
Co.
__
135
big
profit
about
portant-bearing
"is
evidence
on
textile
equal
for
said.
"It
1 ^ :
sales of
Mr.
the
among
is
White,
Wiesenberger & Co.
1.35
Weld
3.85
<*
&
Co.
Inc
the second half, provided
present* level or improves,
scheduled to go "into operation
have facilities which should
gen¬
in
1964,
Mr.
Hutchinson
Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
stated.
197,
1418.
p.
:Aa'\-;A;A...^ A A "
the
last
period,
against
and
by
is
the
that
slightly
15
over
year.
Dr
reflection
a
of
each
company
a
earnings points
record
new
the
record
1962
and
the
out
successive
in
syrup
-UKviuiv.
-in
1963
month.
every
Pepper
bottlers
nationally
are
re¬
sales
and
that
many have
engaged in new plant
production facility improvement this
past season
for further increases.
He said
he looks for aoui-
take
place
with
soft
drink
season.—V.
bottlers
.just
beginning
now
197/1).
Fund,
on
to
916.
share
per
Inc.—Quarterly Report— "
net
assets
1,842,183
This
of
as
March
outstanding
was
alter
31, 19o3 of $38,997,933,
shares, Gardner D. Stout,
deducting 4he
dividend
12
01
payable
shares
then
outstanding.;
:
,
Year Ended Dec. 31—
'
Total!
Inter,
1961
$10,0o7,227
$7,800,763
559,705
536,763
income
10,536,932
bonds
on
"
1962
Income
Non-operating income
good
a
&
debentures____.
8,342,526
413,888
49/,'113
6,642,664
6,397,70,6
3,540,380
1,255,000
Depreciation
1,447.707
2,285,380
1,112,707
•
-
the 103-uhit
-
Net
before
Provision
Daitch
industry
Net
taxes
lor
_
income
said.
:
"In,
leaders
income
Earned
—V.
and
_
_
taxes___
_
..
.
share
per
195, p.
335,000
$0.77
$0.38
2701.
-
;
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Merger Talks
in
,
Ended—
H. -E. Meinhold,
.
President of Duffy-Mott, has announced that .the
merger discussions with General Mills, Inc.
Mr. Meinhold,
these negotiations were terminated
found that certain of the advantages which had been
company has terminated
;
According
because it
to
was
anticipated
in
operating together could not be achieved due to the
nature' of the business and operations of the two
was
further complicated, somewhat, by a
temporary weakness in Duffy-Mott's product pricing due to market
differences in
the
companies.. The Situation
company
image as a purveyor of
utilization
of
the
modern, highly
declines
-
company reported first
to 32
cents
per
share
three
months
share, of
or
two
quarter
of
which
affect
have
the
since
been
company's
corrected,
earnings
this
but
which
year.—V.
will
197,
undoubt¬
p.
1218. v
for
at
;
ahead,
the
net
v;as
on
a
cotton
of
price
the
sides
commitments
hand-to-mouth
prices
had
structure
company's
for
raw
affected
because
basis.. In
our
cotton
operations.
of
He
first
had
an
stated:
reluctant
are
-
810
holders
can
be
traced
to-
im¬
the
make
now
seems
to
be general
agreement
on
a,
comprise cotton
declined to predict the final outcome
of'^any legislation,
stated that the apparent
agreement
of the textile industry,
cotton producers, and the administration was
a
hopeful sign that
the
problem was headed for a reasonably prompt solution,
;but
•
y
In
his» comments about, preliminary
earnings, Dan River's" Chief
.Executive reported that every division had operated on a profitable
basis, during the first quarter.
This
was
also
the case for
the
,
year, ended
Dec.
29,
1962.
He
further
noted
that
operating
proceeds
will
at
results
1, 1963.
Angeles; is
No underwriting is involved.
be used for repayment of debt,
company
810 South Spring
and
owns
St.,- Los Angeles.
com¬
this
ten held of record April
subscription agent.
Net
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
;
operates
•
a
building
EFFECT TO
located
A-
•
PRESENT FINANCING
'
unwillingness of our customers to
buy ahead, thereby risking the possibility that their inventories
.will be over priced if the two-price cotton
problem is alleviated."
From
this standpoint, Mr.
Erwin said he was pleased to note
that there
each
expire
BUSINESS—The
the
bill.. He
will
and other corporate purposes.
quarter, and
position.
At
the
impact on our forward order
March,- our" unfilled orders Were valued at $39,500,000
with $43,000,000 on the same date
last-year.
I think
Co.—Rights Offering to
is offering its stock¬
company
April 30, 1963.
Unsubscribed
shares will be offered to J. S. Strauss & Co., an affil¬
iate.
Title Insurance & Trust Co., Los
first
an
shares for
Rights
uncertainty, and are
judgement; this concern
the
The
—
the
right to subscribe for 10,000 additional
capital shares at $10 per share, on the basis of six
new
this
my
billings-in
South Spring Building
Stockholders
six
"There
to
Manufacturing Co. — Secondary Oversub¬
scribed
On April 18, Blair & Co.
Inc., New York,
announced
that
the
secondary offering of 25,000
common shares
of Echlin Manufacturing Co. at $12
per share, had
been oversubscribed and the books
closed.—V. 196, p. 1144.
fore¬
net
that fabric customers
Echlin
—
common
year
'•
outlook
stock
common
cent
a
last
.
Arthur
during
and
reported.
Operating
deposit." ' A"
had- brought signifi¬
These-included new management
the, first
per
the
on
all
forward
normal
1.35
Co.2.35
Unterberg, Towbin
the
volume
net
^uncertainty
•
.
certainly
&
said, "we arq
earmligs for me second
quarter figures."
Tne
im¬
and
Dominion Steel & Coal Corp., Ltd.—Annual
Report
•
of
end
Scherck, Richter Co._—1.85
year,
Net assets of the Fund as of March 31, 1962 amounted to $44,102,210, equal to $24.52 per snare 011 l,798,u27 shares outstand¬
ing on that date.—V. 191, pp. 700 and 381.
,
,
over
1.35
grcss
last
quarter
,
the company earned the equivalent of 60 cents per share
$9l;006;697, a record high volume for the period.
In. his remarks toV stockholjde-rs, Mr, Erwin emphasized that the
sales
buying
1.85
stated
$21.17
1,798,627
reflect
last' year,,
'on
decline
_
37,-
with
compares
April 16, 1963. Tne comparable figures ac
31, 1962, alter adjustment for the 75 cents per share
capital
gain distribution and the five cent per share
ordinary dividend,
both payable Feb.
16, 1963, were $36,386,302 or $20.23 a share 011
Market acquisition
company.
$1,464,974,
Sales
185
Co.—
'
which
of
Dec.
profit per common
share in -the first half Of last
year.
He also said he expected con¬
solidated net.,sales in the -first half
would be about H% below sales
volume for the comparable'
period in 1962. In the first six months
pared
& Go,
Rothschild &
one
are
will
position
company had
to
cents
$25,-
profit of $225,899
>
•
.
condition
.
the
ago,
of
that
1.35
F.
or
45,7j6
President,
an¬
v«cre
the
at
syrup sales set
last
year's, highs
prime
President,
approximately
"
of-1962,
Garden. Market
-a
ihonVhs .would' match withfn
1.85
L.
iiiere
first
continuing gains in
established
record
the
equal
.
Mr.
record high,-amounting to
$47,010,090.
W.;J. Erwiny President, commenting on the
a
•;
Jaffray & Hopwood
Rosenthal
strong
preparation
gains
to
Sharply—1
Dairies
$8,000
of
in
1962,"
$17,353.
of
balance
year
stock.
'
"1.85
the
Parker
enter
.
A
3.85
Co.__l_____^f
quarter: of
$7,253,
$7,734,651,
This
first
profits
quarter
said
being
1,551,677
sales
on
progress.'";
our
enhancement
earnings
Miller.& Co.—.*:—"
&
wnen
the
sales
that
for
cents
,
first
tional
The company has
reported that consoliated net earnings for tl)e
quarter ended March 30, 1963, are expected to
equal about 29 cents
share of common ..stock and consolidated, net salesapproxi¬
mately $43,400,000.
AvA-AV: ..V'r-'yVyy,
Piper,
Prescott
,
1.35
Co.___
'
Inc._________
20Va
exceeded
in
Dan River Mills, Inc.—Net, Sales Lower'—
3.85
Co._
Sharply—
first
Mr. ■ Hutchinson
rate,
company's
edly
Mead,
A
3.85
&
&
to
in
continue
company
,
from
•
the
remains
the
porting
$315,975 after taxes for the last
*'
>
~V"A,
ythis year we very nearly matched
A
financial
said
2.35
Freres
earn¬
$6,017,298.
above
plants
'the
and
\
-
advantages
cast
Co.
Lazard
and
..
.
Lehman
fiscal
sales
Hutchinson,
sales.
both
higher
1962
J.
*
order
Parker
construction
meats, and a more efficient
developed .manufacturing and distribution facilities.—V.
197, p, 1218.
%
1.85V
in
in
share,
per
amounted
were
Acceptance
has
$0.87
1,551,677
Crystal
$300,000
increases
period
in
\
v
taxes" of' Daitch
1963
1963
rise
is
Subsidiary—
were
for
company's
' 1,343,698
$0.66
- ;
the
The
1,742,900
'
period
Parker, Chairman and President has
reported that net
after taxes in the quarter ended March 3.1
1963, snowed
of 37%
over
the same period of
1962, up to $147,879
compared
to $107,956
a
year
ago.
Per share earnings
alter
sales
3,086,598
1,027,185
1767;
1963,
Mr.
2,257,095
outstanding__:-_^_L__y.
mil¬
comparable
Pepper Co.—Net Up 37%—
Mr.
97,315
taxes
income
period
home
expected to
new
income
net
cents
lvielvin
that
economy
General
cents
' 2,989,283
inc.
on
$2.4
increase
as
*27,223,900
.
the
of
new
$6,393,841
sales
substantially
taxes
85,078
million
quarter
sales
entire
the
$2.5
the
to
Wesby R.
1962
27,354,081
,
mil¬
Dec.
earnings
Report
1
v
of
well
two
To Sell
its
10
'
current
be
is
the
Dr
'
Subs.)— Quarterly
$13
first
for
Homes, Inc.—Net Up
to
mobile
home
the
general
three
,
company
ended
office copying machine, which
quality and.price.—V. 197, p. 1418. '
in
revenues
estimating
will
a
.
and
revenues
on
during
con-,
first
'
•'
-
—L
consolidation
a
Strength,
y
E. W. Clark, Inc.___l__
1.35
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—1.85
Ladenburg, Thalmann &
V
3.85
Co.—
&
197, p.
-
share
profit
our
cant,
the
A,
1.85
—
&
—V.
for
-
mobile
•-With
increase
1962
and
See
31—1963
provision
after
Daitch
"Our
-
;
principal
subject to the
3.85
Bradford
&
the
financial soundness-. With working capital at
$7,601,276, our current,
ratio. was. 2.8 at-the end of
1962.
We
are
.buying -up our own
convertible debentures
and, with more cash than we need, we- have
been purchasing -six-month' certificates of
Janney, Battles &
Co.—
M. Byllesby
(Inc.)
Dittmar
common; stock
of
lor
the
attributed
market
outstanding
'
provement
year.
The
for
the
and
year
approximately
share
products DeJur
the like
represent
quarter
were
fact,
99,400
names
shares
Based
$12,-
rose
He
equal
of
resents
the
.
3,256,552 shs.
}
.
,
Co.——
&
rChaplin, McGuiness
A.
'
&
Inc.
&
last
shipments
to
share, in
presently
first
per
5,429,900
-
142,000
below are
23.10
Stearns
William
Blair
Ely til
on
'With earnings" of $375,975 for all
5,000,000
■
$lz2,574,
per
when
at
months
the
over
$106,144,651, compared with earnings of $243,252 on
$99,826,454'in 1961. All the figures include returns from
Garden Markets, a 14-unit
supermarket chain which Daitch ac¬
quired on February 28, 1962. Thus, the 1961 earnings figure rep¬
11,787,600
%
•
\
Inc.___
.
Bear,
of
,'
shares
p.
entire
chain
14,915,000
5,000,000
11,787,700
severally
-
.
of
indication
V:r-'-£-"'A'A
and
earnings
before
with
sales
••'■»
'64
1983——
forth
•
Loeb,
the-three
i—
Six "months.
$4,000,000
5,000,000 shs.
Co.
Arnhold
:
months
I; "In the -tluee-month .period
agreed to purchase,
terms and conditions
specified in the underwriting''agreement as
nearly as practicable in the
following respective percentages, the*:
debentures
which are not subscribed for
through the exercise of
warrants pursuant to the
company's offer;
'
<*.*.
period,
same
expenses
Daitch
pared
Outstanding
$4,000,000
$1)
UNDERWRITERS—Set
underwriters
for
Daitch
pointed- out that the earnings improvement .acpelerated in the. second half of 1962 and continued even more
vigorously" in the first 1963 quarter. Thus, in the first half of last
year,--earnings were $74,000 before and $50,000 after taxes, com¬
working
1981
1,
due
interest
( par
'63
31,
subsidiary
due
sub.
indebt.
earnings
14,^ improvement
earnings
new
company, increased
to
sales
jnajor improvements in all phases of our operations. All of these
factors/together with our strong financial, position, mean that the
Daitch organization is a growth
company with a" good early and
future potential.", • r
'«■
*.V
v;
■
■;
that
intends
nounced.
.
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
year:'
one
due Dec.
notes
sub.
ccmv.
three
President,''told stockholders
net
a.
the
compare
share
per
that
million
for
.•
!;;A-'.V-AAA'-'A:
Authorized
payable within
bank
and
$11
a
>-Gross sales
/
.
of
per
would
cents
8
improved.
include
fewer
-
14%—
sales
cenis
This
highly competitive both
cent
direct-
a
opera¬
home
said
be
years,
1963
$29,526,098 $30,213,183
196,
Mr,
;
added
be
of
10
Detroiter Mobile
,
„
are
convertible into
redeemable at a rcale
are
DeJur
The
Herbert B. Daitch, Chairman
and Chief-Executive Officer, Teported.
V;
y
"1962 was the turning point in the
company's recent progress,"
debentures
They
/'.J. A
*
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
M.
is
-last
-
Mr.
BUSINESS—The company, of 640 5th
Ave., N. Y., is principally
engaged, directly and through subsidiaries
including the Macmillan
Co., in the, publication and -sale of
encyclopedias on a subscription
basis; elementary, high school and
college text books; and related
educational material; trade and
technical books; and in the
Carl
also
,
$30,100,000, compared with earnings
600,000 ih the same period last year,
including 1982.
PROCEEDS
that
"'Earnings
quarter of
AA A''\A;aAA
'
earnings
Dominick
area.
*
•'
is
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc.—Earnst
Up
■
redemption prices beginning at 105% of the
principal amount,
together with accrued interest.
Through the operation of a sinking
fund, the company will -retire $300,000
principal amount of deben¬
tures on April l in each, of
the years 1970 to and
...A-'
to
•
Washv.
setting.
Model
of
Common
Curtis
sales
Number
planned over a five-year period,
beginning with
golf course. A Groundbreaking is planned for late
CONVERSION
said
Net profit
Earnings per
in-'
is
a •
the'first
Esiimated.'FedSral
decentralization, tnere
unsubscribed debentures.
Sundry
fields.
center
•
where
space
be
1903.
announced
between
$9,260,160
.
nine
V"■
,
$58,262,000 for the first quarter of 1962.
quarter 1963 shipments over the like period
a
rise in volume of more than 20%.
Profit,
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades & Co., New York, is managaing underwriter of a group which will purchase
-
maintenance
Cutler-Hammer Inc.
,
will
from downtown
away
toward
offices
v.
.
activities
area
■
/.
■
there
research
.•
park,
rent
or
move
:.
May 3, 1963.
5%
months
-compared
point.
Profit Irom VopeEations-i'—;.*.-..^—
—
53/j%
industrial
.Other income
is offering to the holders of its
outstanding common
stock rights to subscribe at
par for $5,429,900 of in¬
convertible subordinated debentures
due 1983 at the
rate of $100 principal amount of
debentures for each
60 shares of common stock held
of record April
18,
1963. The offering will
expire on
Notes
same
apart-,
Crowell-Collier Publishing Co.—Rights
Offering to
Stockholders
The company has announced that it
.
-yy,.'*
Berner
Costs, and
,,
;
the
at
share
per
443.
p.
introducing this year.
fully automatic, self-threading movie camera and a
remote
control movie
projector.
Additionally, 'DeJur, which nas
been selling
dictating equipment to the office equipment field for
is
Period Ended March
Net
living it-
research
,
a
share
per
'cents
Bernery Chairman
meeting, that total
31, *1963, showed
1962.
During the
of
first
;
be
city.
about
largely to several
an.
,r'
.
will
big
For
homes
112-acre
a
offices
build
may
numerous
1963.
of
nine
has
of
of
predicted
of
would
of 1963, after giving effect to the first
quarter payment
50 cents per share on class A stock, represents 33 cents
per share
up
from 29 cents per share for the first three months of "1962
r-
tion
first
Ib8,
ago.
Mr.
These
of.
V
it
a
also
sales
sales
31,
March
and
to
also
.
of
homes, offering, a variety of designs from ■*
to $35,000 and up, are expected to be shown
by late fall.
Later, larger houses will be built around the golf course.
House
designs, will include one, one and one-half and two
stories, split
leveis and split foyers.—V.
197, p. 141.
•
common
59.9
are
months
$18,900
.
the
for
of
in
•
any
sales
-
ments
-
Anne
1,000 garden
housing
economic
be
an
branch
or
Baltimore
as
Federal Government's
and
spring,
y,
of
He
i.i
DeJur
earnings
year
•
reported
that- the company
realized an after-tax
$2,851,000 for the first quarter of 1963 on shipments'
of $70,6.42,000. This
compares with'earnings of $2,499,000 on ship¬
1,600-acre,-
a
located
/-v' '-'.A
areas,
work
125-acre
of
There
Construction
an
$0.50.
.
:-;yv
that
March
Mr.
.
-
_.ir.
and
want
a
on.
already
are
$0.53
a
key cutting equipment, key blanks and hardware special¬
197,( p. 14T. .
profit
Washington-Annapolis-
play and
houses and
section.
who
area
or
the
reported
date
cents
380,000 over
the
at
there will an 18-hole golf course, swimming pools,
walking paths.
For children there will be ball
at
establish
ington
be
to
'
third
With
to
and
quarter
and
variety
carried
A
building
to
dustry.
v
has
y-V. 197, p. 1115,
2,000
playing
employment
be
plans
Crofton
center of
builder
place
first
courts
people
where
the
near
and
a
playing
For
v'
15,255,000
"fiscal
year ' were
$"7,448,100
against
$6,933,200
period last year; an increase of 7%. Net income
against last year's $370,000; an increase of 5%.
annual
stituted
Subsidiary of Crawford Corp.
the
new
community different is that
a place
to live—another "bedroom" for
about
grounds,
outstdg,
]rw.
km
Roland
the
Zim¬
position
just
also
tennis
stock
15,259,000
for
ended
investments,
makes
than
will
<
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—Net Up
...
*
$700,000.'
opportunities,"
favorable financial
our
of
approximately
growth
company
has announced
million
community
called
Washington,
more
lion
Mr.
ended
282,525
displays, demonstra¬
shows, conventions ond
trade
volume
well-financed
Arundel County, Md.,
Baltimore triangle.
It
7,854,000
outstanding.——
common
•'
Industries
ties.—V.
A Crawford Corp.—Plans New
Community—
Tne
of
issue.—V.
President
1963
compared
1962.
and
a
manufacturer-distributor. They have more
direct-factory representatives, in all 50 states,
calling on'
-departments-in the automotive, .truck, fleet, farm,; con¬
source
end, the record sales and earnings, and our expansion into
promising markets. Consultants & Designers looks ahead with
confidence to the attainment of its
long-range objectives of con?
tinuing and stable growth."—V 195, p. 2490.
The
15,175,000
7,321,000
8,143,000
Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 7%; Net 5%—
57
struction
year
hew
$100
136,484,000
16,562,000
■_
450
service
fabricates
in
use
annual
situation
and
is
creates
exhibits
financial
acquisitions,
acquired
which
meetings.
merman
144,157,000
5
foreign-
this
DeJur,
fiscal
as
31,
same
Curtis
..
than
of
subsidiary
units
"This
$
•
organizatcn
tion
$
A.
anticipates
lion
current
the
year's
cents
continued
employment
is most
significant,
the report
since the success of the company is measured to
large
the number of employees.
V.
new
sales
-
and
522.
p.
$389,000
..Earnings
Extras
comparison
share
-is
.
38
or
Ralph
v
1962
8,419,000'
compahy
the
for
.
The
S.
common-stock
Curtis
of
against
Chairman
$226,726,
$215,705,
-
■
Inc.,
DeJur-Amsco Corp.—Sales, Net
Higher-
•
ings
J
costs of developing the
company's
Division.
.The year's high in
personnel employed in all divisions of Con¬
sultants & Designers Inc. was 1,227
compared with 1,135 in 1961..
Office
per
_
of
1
taxes—;
taxes—U.
—V.'-197,
$10,266,124
record
a
* /
Textron
1962.
■'\.A. A
1963
'
income
of
services'
-■
reached
year
'
!'■
1
:
Earned
stockholders
Zimmerman,
Deering Milliken, Inc.—Acquisition—
the
on
in
i:-
personnel
technical
....
•
all-time
an
previous
employment
were
in
engages
government."
1962
for
and
President, stated..,. -'
Net
a
which
and
for
earnings
new
a
share
per
$44,999,000
-
•
before
Income
Net
Designers Inc.—Record Sales, Netsales,
of
company,
$9,072,068
and
&
for
addition
Woodside Mills,
a
major manufacturing
subsidiary, had been
affected by
start-up costs at the new Bealtie
Plant, which is just
starting into production.—V.
197, p. 816.
ended
See
sales
Profit
Manhattan Bank has been appointed trustee and
pay-;
the 4:%% notes due
April l, 1981, of the company..
Consultants
New
and
at
months
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended March 31—
Shares
•
cents
from
up
v.V"
.
1418.
p.
38
or
$47,043,000
1217.
p.
three
were
outstanding.
were
Crown Zellerbach
•
affording
for
197,
4,670,076 shares
$1,861,000
1963
the
$2,110,000 or 44 cents
outstanding.
In the 1962 first
were
then
for
earnings
step
Commercial Credit
Co.—Appointment—
ing
for
197,
'
—V.
the
on
earnings
shares
that
reported
,
.
by
1963,
share
per
521.
p.
Co.—Net, Sales Higher-—
has
consolidated
4,327,932
$117,-
constructive
"a
stockholders
our
expansion."—V.
against
Colorado
Seal
company
31,
March
$9,374,875,
was
1961.
Mueller
which
Crown Cork &
The
,,
Mr.
operations
for
Results
share, after provision lor preferred dividends.
figures were $8,396,283, or 2.92 per common share.
1961
for
creased
the
subsidiaries.
consolidation.
common
Comparable
Operating
934,920
include,
and
restated
5
-
-
Capital
—V.
•
A,-.
,
stock
197,
p.
:'
($1
-
-
,
.
*
"
Authorized
'
Outstanding
75,000 shs.
;
par)
26,784 shs.
1303,
Ekco Products
Co.—Quarterly Report—
'
Period Ended March
Net
Profit
1963
Net
income
income
income
Net
197,
,
1962
.
$25,773,052 $25,190,665
before
-Common
—V.
31—
sales
1
per
shares
p.
taxes_r
-——--
common
2,857,078
-—
—
share—r__.
outstanding______i_—_____
916.
•
1,238,357
3,168.684
1,343 38'.
$0.45
2,691,135
.2,687,04*;
SC.4
6
(1634)
Electric
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
Storage Battery
Co.—Sales Up
Futterman Corp.—Net
3.5%; Net
Lower—
Sales
The
the
in
$38,666,000,
annual
said
He
3.5%
a
of 1962,
meeting.
quarter
share.
three
net
This
months
gain
J.
Dwyer,
President,
announced
the
at
'
earnings
98
or
$1,400,000, or 83 cents per common
year's record first-quarter earnings
were
with
cents
during
in
tures
of
operated profitably.
approximately $6,000,000 projected
the
Of
19o3,
will
part
major
a
be
to
useu
capital
storage batteries, augment
/
of distribution methods and facilities, and provide equipment
new
products, Mr. Dwyer stated..
'
i
manuiacture
Stockholders
be
soon
zation,
sales
and
all
"By
ESB Brands, Inc. The
Cleveland,
proprietary
brand
will
lower
—v.
p.
197,
and
costs
hence
better
1116.
handle
products
segregating this aspect of
servicing of the markets,
products,
to
"in
up
Bentamin
exnert
we
.cents
share
per
flow
of
Funds
the
the
organi¬
promotion
business, we envision
better distribution of our
Mr.
Dwyer
•
'
•
-
add
income
the
to
of
the
Service
cents
Sell
195,-p.
Electronic Specialty Co.—Net Higher—
The
of
$14,940,000
.^computed on
and
Iron
the
for
a
exceeded
to
.;; v
The
1962.
share)
1962
sales
on
results
increased
electronics
from
one
/
new
the
quarter
the
as
result
Goodwill Stations, Inc.^-Revenues Up 13%—
business
new
contracts
for
during
electronic
the
first
quarter
reconnaissance
included
and
miniature
formance
Orders
support equipment
for McDonnell
backlog
for
motors
the
Nike
Hercules
missile
serviced
by
$34
Mr.
Empire
Financial Corp.
Proposed New Dividend
—
The
board
Samuel
of
directors.
Oschin,
annual
which will
be
of
the
cash, dividend
;
capital.:
'V'v-'/.v'
Profits
increased
be
(EDST)
we
this
in
the
.
like
.
number of
average
Total 'assets
million
$359,000 or 44.5
were
cents
32
or
805,811
31
increased
1962
cents
an
period,
to
percentage,
Other
meeting
;
of
the
and
average
position;, of
reserve
favorable
a
factor
Proceeds
of
the
-
:
million
$3
In
10.5%
is
considering
well
above
priations
tax law
new
to
general
rate-of
"
•-;■.«
in
applied
dividend
would
Empire
■
*
„•
and
mergers
•
branch
for
to
the
In
The
company
gains
are
subject
•
has
income
reported
Tube
-increased
51
of
First
with
,
months."—V.
last
President
197,
of
sales
and
earnings
had
Victoreen
for
the
year's
first
first
Joseph
916.
p.
Instrument
quarter
quarter
L.
with
total
Johnson,
meeting...
:
•
Johnson
Griesedick
noted
in
Co., this i,ssue.—V.
7
■
.
savings
President,
and
told
197,
Tn
in
the first
minority
F.
Crafts,
has
plant
product"
•
volume
result
outlined
expansion
for
the
the
to
the
size
of
begun
program
firm's
R
stockholders
&
D
in
/
at
Millc
Tno
Co.,
Moro-or
C"
'
TalL-o
v
,
this issue,—V.
V
;
7'.'vV-:
inint
a
r
r,
n,,ontu„m
FmJr P,S, ^r?nr^
r
^
loans
at
stockholders
of
The
shares
TimPhP?
of
in n
into
share
a
of
March
31,
the
at
of
1963, provision
was
1962,
made
share
of
earnings,
additional
shares
to
Alter
be
of
issued
making
.
agreement.oi
holders of
the
,
will
merger
both
rata
pro
to
Puget
Sound
be
prepared for submission
corporations.;—V. 197, p: 1315.
"
"
to
the
'
Net
earnings
cents
$2,361,009
the 2,337,468
holders
of
over
of
a
'
.
_
of
the
Fund
'
Per-share
on
v
95%
provision
for
Federal
quarter, ended March 31,
share, it was announced by
In-
Herbert
American
in
1,137,833
periods
shares
to
are
the
aealnsf
rrnCnnn
<RiRq
$189,660,000
a
year
.
•
•
.
loan
industry
and
payment
of
common stock of the company was
Stock. Exchange under the symbol FCC
—
savings
7
amounted
from $150,073 000
491,000,
compared
to
a
.—V.
197,
p.
917.
......
ago,
.
\
cloie'of
at- the-
and loans
...
,
..
-
the
the
,
,
-
v
„
profits
J
-y
"•
from
rer
>
-*
to
give
the
company
a
new
are
in
the
being sold to Westinghouse;
form of cash and accounts
by
feel
that this capital can be judiciously
activities
more
closely
allied
to
our
or in other fielus that will provide
or
Tnere
return.
this
capital
plans
no
are
and
at
the
for
present
investment
luturc
any
will
be
'
very
those
of
due
1962
to
this
New
year.
products, and
?
There
it
increased
these
effort
8
will
.
,
.
farther
several
major
factors
to
predict their
exact
be
tool-early
is
selling
increases;
year-'.will, show.ta
"
.
>
.
.
.
.
,
valuable
assets
It
name/
by
and
and
should
become
a-
dominant
part of our
is widely
registered in' many countries and
chemical divisions lor industrial and
our
is
services and,
helps
such,
as
avoid
qs
consumer
the
problem
completely new name,
a
•
-V"/
v ■
.
,
.
.
V
:
•
•
.
:
■
'
•
.
.
The company has reported earnings of $2,005,135 on total saies
and revenues of $42,134,095 in 19o2.
The profits are the third
highest in the company's history and are 9.6%
higher than the
-
-
$1,829,286 reported in 1961.
the
Commenting
.'
said::
or
on
-
'"•This
,
increase
the
1962,
•
;
•
in
Per share earnings for 1962 were $2.11.
figures for
-
W.
W.
earnings -reflects
the
Hopwood,
absence
of
President,
substantial
non-recurring
together with
expenses which adversely affected profits in 1961,
an improvement in operating profit lor the year.
It
expected
that further
improvement in
the sales-profits ratio
will be realized in 1963 through a diligent effort' to control costs
is
and
expenses."
V.
197,
:
♦
31,
-77./ ► \
,,and
:•
'
.
,.7.
.
,
.
-v
..
has reported that earnings and sales " increased
7%,'respectively-,'for the three months ended Feb. 28, 1963
16% ,:rise. in
a.
V
.six-month
/ :- ;-v
'
-
-
19
earnings
-
,
Earnings for the .three months ended Feb. 28, 1963, totaled
$472,000,. or 19 cents per share, against $396,000, or 16 cents per
share,. a year ago.
Sales / rose;; to $16,986,000 from last year's
-
up
-
,
Ilallicraftel'S Co.—Net Higher—
^he company
;/.
quarter,
818.
p.
/,
also
year-earlier -'date.
/
year
_n(-
for the operation of the Division. The
the-Division wore, an unsatisfactory return on
Net Up 9 6%—
outstanding'totaled $213,-.1
at
_,Q
basis for increased earnings
-i*v
voted
capital
n
$164,142,GOO
current fiscal
anticipated
a
}
which
assets
of
Y°U"g n0tedJ
The' firm also disclosed
competition within the savings and "I
-•^Mnite'
4% dron in sales
Federal taxes. GFC's
principal sub-.desplte a *L° d pp ln ® es:
$197,361,000
year
with
the
having to establish
;.sldiary, Gibraltar Savings, experienced gains-in both savings and
loans, outstanding
during the
first
quarter
he
reported
Total:
.
■
thorough analysis.
1963- will, of course, be below
comparative *
.corporation
..
"...
:
,,
nnpratini
products
Higher
--'$249,720,000 at. March
-
earlier,:
Lhfeved^esmiJA^renS
despite incieased
achieved
and
p. 2Jo.
,
1
year were $564,720,
financial
V.
„,ar.a
n opeiations_
advertised
be
California
any
.
$662,520, equal to 58
J. Young, President.
that
was
in
corporate
>
first quarter "reflects a
provision for Federal taxes by
Savings and loan Association, a subsidiary of GFC. Assets
Southern
made-at
of . Commerce.-y
required
a
for
nn
V most
v
TT-
taxes-for
based "for
be
w
.
,.o
.
outstanding after payment
stock dividend declared in
February, 1963.
diversified
to
of
by
"
both
$75,000
Iri explaining why the name Calgon Corp. was chosen, Mr. Hopwood said:
;
y
/•v/v-v/.:.,;';:.:-';,-"We- "feel the Calgon trademark is one of our best known and
1963
Gibraltar
against
of
the
,
May 15,
1963,
of its 5%,%, de-
on
of the Controls Division sales for the last eight-months
year.
We expect, however, an increase in sales in all
divisions and departments/ but not sufficient to offset the
-
T
stock-
".
;
earnings
May 1 of 5%
of
outstand¬
on
income
totaled
Trent's n'sbArp C011 esponcling Period last
Exchange
Fireman's
after
first
fund,
;
company
amount
'
x
*
.
loss
the
pfiPr(-
appropriate
an
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of California—Net
.
1963
The
that
Board
:
may be 'reshareholders./ -•
„
were
Share
—
.
contemplating the conversion
stock of Puget Sound into
Georgia-Pachic.
If at any
investigations/
'
;v' ;,J."-■•.. ;;-C
»
improvement over
I9b2.
miiuencing profits,- and
of
the
prpoerty
redemption
on eXistin8 products wil1 bri"8 about
"It is hoped that profits 101: this
Georgia-Pacific 'common-stock
certain
Dorvanco,
'
100% .'.Rayment will
shareholders
better
other,
Controls
Dnhor(
^ S?
-
for
purposes
Co.
much
"Sales
during the next two and one-half years
following the merger
Georgia-Pacific common stock does not reach an
average closing
price on the New York Stock
Exchange of $54.51 per share for
10 consecutive
trading days, then up to but not exceeding 200,000
annual
addition
pi-ececred
common
stock
common
the
15,
reinvestment
„
Ohio.
,
profitable chemical business,
-
nf
share
of
April
Proiits. earned
A?
their companies had agreed
the merger of .Puget Sound Pulp &
Georgia-Pacific Co.,,
outstanding
of
within
-
this investment.
We
invested in products
'
legis¬
quarter
Chairman of the
American
hill
nn
time
Capital Corp.—A. S. El
Listing—
1314,
each
6/10
P^ec^Ve April 9, 1963 the
the
rn^
Co.
Timber
,
Florida
"nrinpinlA
in
'
__
substantial
of
?
Cleveland,
1
identity.- The new name,
Calgon
Corp.,
was
approved
at
the
annual meeting.* - f,
^
v-r,;r-'. v.-;
Reason for the-name change was the sale of Hagah's Controls
Division along with the Hagan name to Westinghouse Electric Corp.
Commenting on the sale, W. W. Hopwood, President, said: :
7"
*
-vm„„
n
for
sinking
:
.
.
^
7-;-
;7-.
Great
waffanA^enilcaiS & GOUtrolS, 11K5. — JName Lliange
Approved—,.'
-,
..:v.-v
^
"in
and
1218.
p.
the
15, ,1977 at
'
-
receivable .was
ITnHorl
197,
'
pur-;
-
which
854.
p.
tvas
.
corporate
•'
a
lvier8er J-aiKS ILnaea—
Inc.,
in
1242.
p.
pfQnAda of the eanadian Imperial Bank
,.
On
;,
,
i
Pa.,
sale
'
'
for
.
:
Mr.
by
England
196
195,
.
in
company's
which includes
New
is. located
has. called
—V»
are
.,
Wyndmoor,
the-existing .structure.—'V.
p'
V-'ftdeneies
the
1962
facility in
plant
'
7
'
.
used
first six months of
J V:
;
'
.
.
be
;.
v;--
tubes
Division
to
The
corporation:
'
Consolidated sales^ for the latest■>six months were^$18,'505,-537 and
~sa;e^ ox >l6,3y^90i_uaQ earnings
^ comparable pejuod a;-year ago.. Earnings were
i0fiT LmeTf
en
8
-March.
y^r earlier.
- , ; _,
//
tw'"
1
stockholders-- tha-t improved -ef-
to achieve
referred
areas
' '
cash will
.
pro-'
,
trademark,^"Flexitab".
Duffy-Mott
quired
interests'
announced
announced
p.
areas:" '
due. May
:
a
Delaware
-
cameras;'-''';fen"y ac9ui^f subsidiaries, provide
in tH6 iutur6.
u-
as
a
^
com-
of
also
-
^
;
proven
of
pOla
Gustin-Bacon Manufacturing Co.—Net Lower— :
-The., company fias : reported an increase in sales and a decline
Tnd Lwwsorf^urc^ttT ^resfdent' SJef Sou J PuTftffi
Co^ iS thS
hi,S;IS
Insurance Co. have- exchanged their
Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co.
Mr.
Crafts
the exchange offer has been
extended to
April 30, 1963. Further extension of the offer
is not contemplated
he said.—V.
197, p. 1218.
;-'r" i
197,
these
in
:7'7:'■
1013.
p.
Acceptances—1
V.
%
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Proposed Merger—
....
Fireman's Fund Insurance
on
the
cc
See
B
the
listed
growth
field
Sunstein
double
the
1963
quarter, equal to $1.01 per share on
outstanding. First quarter net earnings in 1962 were $2,546,913, equal to $1.09 on 2,336,780 shares
outstanding.—V. 197, p. 1530.
i<
types
total
our
and
W
corporation
,
a
-
•shares
-
the
General
of estimated Federal income taxes.
Comparable taxes in
1962 quarter were $30,938.
•
Consolidated
net
earnings,
after
provision
for
Federal
income
*
of
volume
our
Works
Iron
through;operation of
and' miscellaneous products'.,
fraction
of
the ""miscellaneous
is
c
the
for
small
an
income
$496,844
further
of
i
The
communications, :
different
100
over
main
reported
effective
shares
only-a
distribution
opening last summer of
will
that consolidated earnings before Federal
appropriations to general reserves were $2,876,.147 for the 1963 quarter, a 10.7%
fincrease over consolidated earn.ings of $2,597,435 for the like 1962 period. With the new tax
shares
underwater
'
addition
taxes on income and
ing
for
Dorn
Military
specialty" areas;—signal
and
4
•»
,
"
,
the
and
$1,-
was
net
for
gain in total savings and a 27.2%
portfolio at the end of the first quarter of
compared
.surance,
the
sales
1
an
company had a 28.4%
Increase in its total loan
James
produced
the
Financial Federation, Inc.—Net Lower—
and
of
that
.-
Affiliate
Alllllaie.
Great Lakes Power Corp. Lld.-Partial Redemption
'
man
The
for
its
each
in
■
•
Coi-p.,
of $2,750,000.
stated that Uie
holding company.— V,
a
'
-
•
Sunstein-reported,."but;we have taken\steps
balanced
more
current
over
^
taxes
is
teaching machines and learning aids for
"programmed Instruction", an area pioneered by General Atronics.
During 1962 the company .shipped several thousand of one of its
learning aids to Macmillan & Co. The publisher will market the
Manufacturing & Engineering Corp.—Pro¬
posed Merger—
'
'
;
Edward
accounted
One
.
report to shareholders that:
"These gains were achieved
face of severe winter weather which his
major markets in
the
records
"Oqr sales -in the Industrial Control
earnings applicable to common stock
against -1962 first quarter earnings of
share,
per
tax
'
Tne
>
profit
;
previous
'
anticipating sales
Federal
#
(before
by over 50% .and the Instrument
for its' line ,of oscilloscopes' and
recording
quarter
share.
per
'
profit
credits) or
sales
sales
1962", Mr.
1963.
income
net
compares
cents
■
fields
Mr.
$28,611,972 showed a 4% increase
$27,416,711, After provision of $1,180,700
unaudited
This
cents
lation
$286,500
Industries
excess
consistent
$1,034,800, it was reported.
all
'
•
Sunstein
sales of
$1,119,039.
•
quartetly
•
of
previously
Dorvapco
to
Van
in. 1961.
was
broke
Department
its
S0rid.
•
of earnings before appro¬
to the regular-corporation
both
first quarter of
134.601.
Mr.
its
•
.
owntd
subsidiary, Cantrell & Cochrane Ltd., Inc., manufacturers of C & €
Cola ana Super Coola.
:
to
100%.—
aW aftev-t'ax
'
,
primarily
ior
the
expansion
and;--''development • or
American's; canned
soit
drims
business
unaer
ivS
wuoliy
5 Vz %
of
sufficient
.'"-'.'i-.
,
,
American
Mack
poses,
noon
radar/ display enhancement, and communication aphigh performance ^despite .Interferencfr; The Cathode
for
doubled
according to Mr. Oschin.
that
the
taxes,
for
Ray
^
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
net
figure
it
to
exceed
•
interest
Walter S. Macx, Chairman announced that the company had sold
its holdings oi 49% of van Dorn Iron vVorxs stock in a cash trans-:
com-
added.
of-$63,300
to
loss
a
end
Division
•devices .under
in
1962
1963,
he
operations and achievements of
for 1,962, Mrr Sunstein noted
divisions
and
1
a
quarter
First
reviewing
paratUs
Corporation reported earnings per share
ended Dec. 31, 1962.—V. 197, p. 1314.
Falstaff Brewing:
See
returned
experiencing
worth at
-devices
tax loss
general reserves,
year
to
50%J stock
stated that 4he proposed agreement ."of fer;SQ a
to the tangled legal affairs of Panagia. V. 197,
*
7bentures
1962
technological., accomplishments in
'-'ceasing for submarine surveillance
carry-forwards, for which Empire
the Internal Revenue Service, the proposed cash
amount
to
approximately 10% of earnings before
•.
sale
amount
not
its
a* /vmericail tnauSilieis, inc.
Corp.—Shows Profit for Year—•
'
:
Financial
for
recent
the
an
enhance,"
to
profit for
firm
the
,
to
appropriations
-in
pre-tax
after
pany's
nonconvertible
in effect 40%
now
reserves
52%
Without allowances
50
for
to
prices
at
•
Great
"
wnich
until
sell
to
v.
;
Inc.,
W1S'*
p'
197, p. 1419.
action
j;"Lv.v-'"V;well in
will
'
vA;-'
Airways
Airways,
companies
Mr.
York,
Grace
World
10r,y^ls"
.
NeW
1976,
said. 'C::*:-: v;
a
Electronics
construction
under the
were
Atomics
year
.
of
of
tenders
1,
(after tax credits)
-
industry
debentures placed
being usod for land acquisition which will be a source
loans for Empire Savings and Loan Associa¬
tion, the corporation's principal subsidiary.
*
■.»
In explaining the new cash dividend
policy, Mr. Oschin said that
the
Oct.
$500,000,
ox
Net
year, are
good
shown
receive
due
Co.
1
has announced plans
American
piompt solution
and
a
*
:
;
-r:7
compared-to -
as-
^
^
■
increase
an
to'the other joint owner, Pan
subject to CAB approval.
The
proposal calls, for the
sale* of
the
50,OCO .Panagra shares
for
$10,62o,000 or,
at Grace's
option, 391,300 Pan American World
Airways shares. However/ if the option is exercised, the shares
would
be
put
in trust and would
have
to
be
divested
within
.
expansion, Mr. Oschin said;
$1.52
1963,
Trust
$188,300
•
has
Guaranty
on
service
+
u
...
,
.last
t\
t.
sum
$35,300,
climb
included: •
r.
;
Bank, Erie, Colo., has been sold to a group of Denver investors at a profit.
77!Loans recorded during the first quarter were
$9 million, up 73%
from the $5.2 million recorded in the first
quarter of 1962,
""'"/'r-.-'
>
Empire's delinquency ratio of loans outstanding was sharply reV duced from iya%; at year end to %% at March
31; " f
"
Erie
The 'company's
them
dealer
our
^
•••'
«
company
Pan
will
organization
offer
can
of
aspect
dealers
Detroiter
The
in
American
en-
E. Sunstein, "President, has reported that "sales for 1962
$2,879,000 highest in I'he- compdny's "history. The 1962 sales
compares wiln
a
sales volume of $1,687,500 for 1961, Mr.
With
,
to
j
10,
ine
Sunstein
.
from $38.5 million at March 31, 1962.
important developments reported by rMr. Oschin
Acceptance
anotner
continually trying
figure
$59.5 >.
year
is
that
nationwide
lenders .tor Debentures
May
are
totaled
during the period.
greater
even
also
David
share, up from $260,adjusted to reflect the
a
shares outstanding
by
have
*
the like 1962 quarter, Mr. Oschin reported. Earn¬
appropriations to general reserves in the three months
ended March
tv.
General
compared with
ings before
General
debentures
exnaust
out of earnings rather than
'
''
>•
"vv::1'-,'
■■: 1
first quarter ended March 31
the
belief
the
comprehensive,
"It
Morgan
senior
paid
; v''
during
38%
•+
Tne
said
would
Acceptance
period, last year.1—V.
same
-
:
^.
"T'
<
General
continually trying- to enhance," he added.-—V.
,
t
Empire management will recom¬
mend that the cash dividend be equal to half the
earnings remain¬
ing after allocations to reserves and provision for income taxes. He
said
and
expressed
whicn
basis.
invites
recommended
V
President,
meeting
Homes
the
service
we -are
attending the
policy
the
trom
petitive
company told shareholders
cash plus stock dividend
new
Home Finance Co.
1962,
(W.-R.), Grace & Co.—To Sell Pa.nagra Stock—-
excess
Mobile
•
v,
;
.
the ^ wholesale
Hutchinson
local
Policy; Net Higher—
tax
2°c'for- the
v„2"- •
tered into long-term
agreement whereby General Acceptance will
provide .both wnolesale and retail financing for all dealers handling
the Detroiter Mobile Homes product lines.
benefit
of
^
„• -.v„uh^
against- $140,106 lor
.
Earnings- per/: share .amounted-to ^9c Tor ;i963
agreement, G. A. ,C. Forest Investment Corpi
of $25,000,000 of outstanding installment
and
retail
levels, presently being
the
of
Mobile
Detroiter
program.
of March 31 increased to approximately
million up from $32 million last year.—V.
197, p. 1530.
as
result
acquire in
both
notes, vat
Aircraft
for
for
antenna
ground
a
will
con-,
S. Air Force and the U. S. Navy; electro-mechanical
Boeing, McDonnell and Cessna; a large tracking
Fhilco; and substantial quantity orders for high per-1
the U.
assemblies
...
Acceptance Corp.—Subsidiary ^Acquisition
W.- F.
As
sub¬
camera
Corp.,
00G
taxes,, amounted to $201,177
'•
r;'-
of-43%
-
r-
.
-
2:.;^
.
-•--^'2
Hutchinson, president of-Dfetrbiter..Mobile.Homes, Inc.* :
Gaunltz, President of General Acceptance,: have - anV
nounced an agreement^hereby 'G. A'.. C. Pofest' investment Corp., a
wnolly 'owned subsidiary of General Acceptance, will acquire for
cash
substantially all of the assets of Detroiter Mobile Homes,,
wholly Owned subsidiary, Mobile Home Finance Co.
products
and
as
-
^
Significant
a
,•
v
—
Melvin J.
and
of
trol systems
to
-
-.vw',4
-
year.
stantial
better seivice to our customers. —V, 196?
2078
,
p. *100.
?
General
:4
were;
activity and sales volume resulting
developed during the previous
systems
hundred
for
became
necessary to increase our inventories in order to provide quality
service to our customers. This year, through improved inventory.
J
r\
1 y/,
.
V;
combining Electronics Specialty,
Co., merged on May 31, 1962.
Burgess, President, the 1963 results
forecasts
V
—
basis
H.
rmmr
.
'
Manufacturing
William
management's
over
quarter of
forma
pro
Fireman
According
first
( 33 cents per
T
1
20 vear 4 40^
"The company
reported.-that revenues ,were $2,069,736
sell $11,000,000 Ot 20-year L40% firfit ; the first quarter has1963. Revenues' for the comparable period for, £
Iirst
oflast;
mortgage bdnds to-19 institutional investors. PrpCCGuS. •: j«ear were'$l;819v097.« T1HS represents-a 13%: increase in ieveiiue lor;
vwi-11 -te-itted to-jfepay all current toank debt, he added.
\u. "•
•
- *.
-*
17"
107
AAf?
•• • >
<
" Net profit for this first quarter after providing for Federal income
company: has
(35 cents per share),. against $480,000
Net
" ^
7.;/* ,v;;
ba^arrnnSpH1
arranged;to
reported earnings of $575,000 or 40 cents
per share,
on
sales of $16,750,000 for the first quarter of 1963:
Earnings computed before application of tax credits were-$510,000
Sales'
rtecora sales, INet DOWG1 —
snag^on ■493/7J>2 shares of coir^o^toc^
has
-
Rerorri
1962 declined to $405,636,
Bonfs.^
said.
•
Co
However, due to extremely competitive conditions in the rubber
industry and to increased non-controllable costs, net income for
or 80 cents- per share on 495,579 shares
to
thare
per
Rubber
GOOCiail iiUDDer l^O.
about M.200,000 or apgenerated
from
sales
corporation."—V.
Co.—To
1,169 758
Sales in 1962 were $15,878,652 the highest in the history of the
company. They compare with sales of $15,037,231 in 1961,
F. B.
Williamson, 3rd., President, told stockholders.
f
\ Gas
1,169,758
1
.
,
2378.
p
-Gnndall
brmi^ieVwiir^ r^nvesfedaiduring ^bis^v^ar1 °Other acquisitions!
together'with'the' enlarged" activities of the insurance division and
X35S&P3 the mew secondary financhtgdiviskuf, 'should also
Automotive
our
profits,"
*
.
of
new
741,100
______
shares
196>
$0.63
26,960,929
529,4o9
-
—2
1952
$0.45
24,189,469
„
—j~
profit
—y
1963
share
common
__
Common
Chairman,
operations
from
of 60
rate
per
•
Robinson
M
cash
our
diSfibution
annual
amortization payments
proximately .35
Net
cents per share the previous year.
69
or
Earned
Sales
1962, the company showed
per
share compared to a
in
cents
23
cr
shareholders
iQfii
cuireJit
he
to $4,497,274
$826,161
$2,052,472
that
mortgage
after
wholly-owned subsidiary would '
new
a
as
intense
more
a
told that
were
of
Gilfillan Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
1962,
31,
profit from sale of assets of $2,404,152
to this special item and after depre-
effect
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
Period Ended Feb. 28—
operating
gross
.
lormed, to be known
with headquarters in
Division.
of
letter
his
statiJ
exceed
expendi¬
of
loss
Tn
for
net
a
Giving
which amounted
'income
net
net
expand me production
and improve the effi-j
dry-charged
clency
to
a
realized
1962.
ciation
divisions
major
that
•
Futterman
share.
Mr. Dwyer
said that a higher tax rate and a different sales
mix, with more volume in lower profit items, affected first quarter
earnings. He pointed out,
however, that the earnings were the
second
nignest lor the quarter in the last 10 years and that all
ESB's
reported
year.
last
per
Higher—
income
was
from $12,before depreciation
and
special item, was $3,052,844 or 86 cents per share of class A
common
scoek up from $2,034,221 or 69 cents per share in 1961,
based
on
the average
number of shares outstanding during each
has
company
$15,778,507 for the year ended December
550,719 the previous
year.
Net income,
March
31, 1963 amounted to
the $37,351,000 reported in the first
over
Eaward
compares
of $1,658,600,
ended
.
$15,840,000.
•
^
- ••
'
' *
•
"
*
-/
\
3
Earnings for Ihe six months ended'Feb.. "28, 1963, amounted to
against $842,000 a year ago.
This is the equivalent of 40
-^$979,000
Volume
197
Number
6257
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
cents
per
communities
sales
totaled
Arkansas,
share, up- from 35 cents per share last year. Six-month
$34,132,000, down slightly from $35,599,000 in 1962.
Robert
F.
Halligan
attributed
the
relatively sharp
earnings increases to a continuing high level of "fixed price in¬
centive" government Contracts and rising sales of commercial prod¬
ucts, which carry higher profit margins than their military counter¬
served
and in
(1635)
in
are
Benton
Delaware
County
and
Washington Counties ill
in Oklahoma.—V. 197, p. 1531.
parts.—V.
197,
143.
p.
President,
1962
ceding
year.
President
"Although
the
considerably
the
below
and
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
Clarence
were
Indiana General Corp.—Sales, Net Down—
first
below
Hamilton,
O.
has
quarter
of
record
first
the
showed sales and earnings
of 1962, and somewhat
1963
quarter
called
earnings will
show
F. Smith. President,
On
in the first quarter amounted to $5,640,959 and earnings
$373,144 or 32 cents per share.
This compared with sales of
$6,178,898 in the fourth quarter and earnings of $470,591 or 41
were
cents per share.
of transition" for the
company.
He pointed out that the company is how-organized into
two
separate operating divisions; the Household Products Division
at
the
800,000 sq. ft. Columbus plant and the Office and Up¬
of
holstered
sales
Furniture
"a
1963
Division
the
in
year
228,000 sq. ft.
new
Tennessee
said
that
planned realignment of manufac¬
turing facilities is proceeding at the Columbus plant to take ad¬
vantage of productive space made available by the move of
the
Office and Upholstered Furniture Division.
In Tennessee, the com¬
pany
is how ready to begin production of a new product line,
office desks, to complement its existing office chair lines.
Hamilton
Cosco
will become
a
full line manufacturer of office furniture,
Hamilton
Mr.'
The
of
Hamilton
first
major
a
general
said
will
of
months
sales
of
fied
>•
cents
hopeful that
1963
the
these
for
excellent
sales
and
earnings
potential
that
pointed out that moving and start-up expenses
plant were the principal reasons for decreased
the first quarter. On a per share basis, earnings were
share, compared with 27 cents a share in 1962. The
a
197,
The
trial
dustrial
The
the
of
end
assets
rose
$490,000,000 on March 31,
stock, against $455,838,000,
Carl
William
Zweidinger,
H.
Dunn,
President
of
Chairman
the
Island
Long
devices
for
used
the
trade, manufactures
sales
line
a
presentations,
industrial
include filmstrip
the
tion
indicated value
of ■ the
company's holdings in
the steel,
iron ore and petroleum industries at the end of the first
quarter was more than $403,000,000, or 82% of the total. This
represents an increase in value of more than $33,000,000 since
Dec;
31," 1962.
The value of the company's other securities in¬
creased proportionately.
There
were
no
changes in the company's holdings of common
stock during the first quarter.
William A, Hobbs, President, said
The
in
that
of
manufactures
stainless
graphic
said
acquisition
division
1962.
the
for
Dunn
Mr.
which
printers,
contact
cessories
during the quarter
equal to $40.19 per
or $37.35 per share,
Division,
Industrial
C.O.C.,
siriks,
steel
timing
number
a
of
investments
examined
were
consideration.—V.
under
Timer
he
which,
darkroom
and
stock
stated,
was
would
of
.Industrial Timer but would remain in
Long Island City.—V. 197, p. 918.
ac¬
involved
operate
as
present
its
in
a
197,
and that several
are
818.
p.
April
10,
of the merger pursuant
of
2.22
also
shares
fixed
acquire' the
of
first
a
With
for
series
annual
an
initial
the
shares
common
each
the
of
rate
stock
new
dividend
conversion
rate
of
preferred share.
t
con¬
of
197, p.
1315.
to
and
nunciator
Intelectron
Corp.—Common
Offered—Pursuant
stock at $3 per share.
proceeds, estimated dt $257,500,
for general corporate purposes.
Net
proceeds to the
used
be
company, estimated
debt repayment, sales
for
BUSINESS—The
at $104,600,
promotion,
Francisco,
company, located at 2260 Palou, Sari
sells a contour seat, custom-made, to
and
the
orthodox
dental
and
equipment.
chair,
well
as
as
other
modernize
dental products
allied
■
.
,
,
'
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
-
Notes
Authorized
payable—automobile
Common
stock,
196,
(10c
Outstanding
$3(225
125,000 shs.
$3,225
500,000 shs.
par)
741.
p.
Hercules Powder Co., Inc.—Net Lower;
The
reported
has
company
March
that
for
the
Sales Up—
months ended
32 cents a
the first quarter
three
31,
1963, earnings on its common stock
This compares with 38 cents a share for
share,
was
1962.
sales
Net
and
operating revenues, for the three months' period
which includes billings of $38,000,000 covering
work at company-owned facilities and fees for
Government-owned
facilities.
This
compares
with
$112,136,307,
were
defense
and
space
wofk
such
at
of
sales
included
for the corresponding 1962 period, which
of $25,000,000 for. space and defense work and
1315.
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—N. Y. S. E. Listing
stock
Voltage Engineering Corp., a leading
manufacturer of particle, accelerators and radiation machines, began
trading on the New York Stock Exchange April 17 under the symbol
The common
The
HVE.
previously traded over-the-counter.
The
17-year-old company designs arid produces a wide variety of
all of which yield powerful beams of atomic particles
or radiation useful in nuclear physics research, deep cancer therapy,
industrial
X
ray,
irradiation of plastics and other materials to
improve their characteristics, and in radiation sterilization of surgicals, drugs and food.
accelerators,
Appointment—
Co., New York, has been appointed
corporation's common stock.—V. 197, p. 1219.
Empire Trust
Hudson
Pulp
co-registrar
for
Paper Corp.—Quarterly Report—
&
1963
1962
$38,546,000
$38,280,000
788.000
$1.23
income
Earned
class
per
196,
Hunter
A
common
'
.
•
Climax, Inc., this issue.—V.
Independent Telephone
196, p.
1876.
Corp.—Acquisition—
has acquired the Benton County Telephone Co. now
serving some 2,000 telephones in Arkansas and Oklahoma.
The
nationwide ITC System will now be operating in 15 states, and will
company
in
excess
William
the
B.
Harrison,
purchase
amount
Benton
of 87,000
half
change
the
com¬
disappointment
which
he
said
lines
silverware
or
with
had
in
the
not
the
current
come
to
up
company's
non-
products.
has
indicate
year
Mr.
been
reflected
in
earnings
for
the
first
that
of
consolidated
earnings
should
continue
1962.
Munson
reported to shareholders that 2,140 shares of pre¬
ferred stock had been purchased and retired as a result of the
company's tender invitation to all holders of preferred, leaving
a
total of 59,379 preferred shares outstanding as of March 31.
1963.—V.
197,
1117,
p.
Common
—V.
of
County
of
the
majority
stock
196,
Sales
par)
(lc
1,000,000 shs.
of
Herbert
cents
of
Independent Telephone, said
the stock was for an undis¬
with
headquarters
Ark.,
serves
seven
communities and interlying rural areas through
four
exchanges.
All of these exchanges are unattended dial offices.
All
in
Gentry,
Telephone,
111., have agreed
Bell
and
in
principle
&
to
Gossett
Co.,
Morton
of
combination
a
of
the
two
companies.-;
Announcement
S.
Geneen,
Chief
of
the
proposed plan was made jointly by Harold
President, and R. Edwin Moore, Chairman and
ITT
Executive
Officer
of Bell & Gossett.
The latter company is
nation's outstanding manufacturers and
suppliers of
hydro-flo heating products, air conditioning and refrig¬
equipment, motors, compressors and electronic devices.
Under the combination plan, ITT would
acquire the assets of
the
of
one
pumps,
eration
Bell
is
,
Gossett
&
subject
holders
both
of
to
of
of
ITT's
and
Board
of
The
entire agreement
Directors
the
and
approval
of legal matters
other conditions.
certain
agreement
provide
that,
based
by
stock-*
counsel
shares
on
of
of
Bell
& Gossett
outstanding at Nov. 30, 1962,
exchange for Bell & Gossett assets 145,487 shares
in
.
cumulative
preferred
stock,
4%
conv.
series
C
($1C0
par
convertible
of
In
&
Gossett's
growth
assets
would
industries
to
the communications
and
the
of
Gossett,
into ITT capital' stock at a price of $60 per
capital stock and 696,422 shares of ITT capital stock.
commenting, Mr. Geneen pointed out that, the acquisition of
share
into
the
stock
issue
will
value),
in
exchange for ITT stock.
&
companies,
Terms
Bell
in
approval
Bell
afford
ITT
supplement
and
additional
the
electronics
diversification
company's key position
ITT has many skills
fields.
products which would complement and reinforce the position
product lines of Bell & Gossett, particularly in serving a
of expanding fields.
«
the
of
number
of
Mr.
&
has
Gossett
been
a
traditionally successful manufacturer
equipment since 1916 and these products,
supplement the
market entry
that; was
pump and hydraulic
Geneen
said,
will
developed
by
acquisition
last
by
year
ITT
an
French
subsidiary,
Le
Materiel Telephonique,
of Soc'et<> Hes Pompes Salmson,
man¬
ufacturers of industrial pumps in Europe,
Mr. Moore said:
"Bell 6t Gossea i.as- worldwide distributorship
and
ITT's
ther
wide
a
expansion
President,
Woodman,
during
the
three
first
against
said
cents
55
that
stated
the
at
annual
months
were
equivalent
•
■
loss.
Machines
Corp.—Quarterly
non-recurring
ticipates
a
characterized Jeannette
Jefferson
of
Cost
Net
1963
(
1962
$
service &
486,657,085
rentals &
1
World
received from IBM
Trade Corp
World Trade Corp..
453,226,278.
373,223,144
5,184,506
350,275,973
3,972,979
8,100,166
expenses.
income
earnings of IBM
Inte.
6,122,948
I,0(j8,750
1,068,75Q
earnings before U. S. Fed. inc. taxes... 127,787,363
Provision for U. S. Fed. inc. taxes-
114,114,982
Less:
64,700,000
estimated
Net
earnings
Net
earnings per
—V.
197, p.
for
1531.
the past several
years.—V.
of
194, p. 2035,
Canada
Ltd.—*
Net Up Sharply—
The
net
in
corporation
sales
Net
field
the
of
$228,200,
of
(net
leasehold
equalization
an
$33,400
of
amounted
the* other
from
as
owned by Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co. had
of $3,141,251 in 1962 against $1,043,811
to
$613,400 which included non¬
income
income
income
recurring
ceived
(69%
other
and
1961.
the
owners
payment
for
amount
in
wells
the
of
East
$261,600
re¬
Calgary
gag
less
previously
drilled,
nonrecurring expenses) equal to 30 cents per share on
outstanding shares against $283,678, equal to 14c per
Depletion, depreciation and amortization amounted
2,029,498
in
share
to
1961.
$301,500^ arid- charge off
of noncommercial wells amounted to
$89,600,
Cash flow amounted to $914,913, equal to 45 cents per
share against $379,625, equal to 19 cents per share in 1961. Interest
amounting to $323,296 was paid on long-term debt.
No provision
(for income taxes was necessary due to the carry-forward of certain
drilling and development costs in the sum of $2,500,000, which
amount can be charged against future income.
The company's sources of income were as follows:
From
sales
of gas
and oil, $1,687,155;
from sales of sulphur,
$1,213,983;
from interest earned, $114,269;
from operators' fees,,
$108,601; and from miscellaneous sources, $17,243.
Income was affected by a decline in sulphur prices, charge off of
nonproductive oil and gas leases, and greater than estimated field
Kaiser-Nelson Corp.—Stock
Directors
the period.....—
share
:
announced
have
payable
stock,
common
a
April
Split Announced—
of 21'2-to-l on the
27th
to
stockholders
split
company's
of
record
17.
The
recently
company
the
stock,
common
April 5th.—V.
record
Steel
Kaiser
197,
declared
payable
p.
a
cash
April
dividend
25th
to
of 7c a share
stockholders of
1219.
Corp.—Price Increase Announced—
the company announced selective price increases
on
products which account for about 19% of its production. In¬
creases
of $4 a ton on hot-rolled sheet and strip, and $5 a ton
on
cold-rolled sheet and strip were announced by Chairman Edgar
Aoril
On
F.
18,
Kaiser.
October,
Last
tions
averaging
in
when Kaiser Steel made across-the-board reduc¬
$12 a ton to substantially remove the historic
Coast prices,
Kaiser said: "Kaiser Steel is
West
of the fact that, the steel industry must have adequate
margins in order to continue its technological progress,
its facilities and increase its product diversification.
"The selectve price
increases' announced are entirely consistent
with this position, and a review of Kaiser Steel's earning record
'over the past few years js clear evidence of the necessity of
cognizant
profit
sales, service and. rentals
States
sales,
for
Petrochemicals
Lake
improve
$
Other,
to Maurice L. Stonehill,
Chairman and
President,
expenses
constituted "a phase we had to go
On the basis of present operations, Mr. Stonehill an#
resumption of. the favorable profit picture which hag
According
these
through."
on
'
Period Ended March 31—
United
Co.--Shows Loss for Year—
has reported a fourth-quarter loss of over threemillion dollars, wiping out profits; for
the
first
nine
months and putting the company's loss for the year at $765,982.
Consolidation of operations into a single plant and major inven¬
tory adjustments were the principal causes of the fourth-quarter
to
1962.
in
capital
Business
International
irom
194:
company
differential
income
fur¬
Corp.—Sales, Net Lower—
expenditures for 1963 would be
higher than the $3,941,000 spent in 1962 and the $2,689,000 spent
in
1961.
"The largest contributing
factor will be the completion
of the new facilities at Clifton, N. J.,
for our Central Research
Laboratories and for the development laboratories and national
offices of our Finishes Division.
This project is on schedule and
we expect
to make the transfer in September." He also mentioned
planned expansion of production facilities for dyestuffs and in¬
termediates and a number of small projects and stated that the
company had adequate financing to carry out all these expansion
plans.—V. 197, p. 716.
Gross
facilities in Europe would
permit
Bell
&
Gossett's
operations."—V.
of
Jeannette Glass
The
April
share
manufacturing
218.
p.
production and plant processing costs of the gas produced from the
Crossfield formation in the East Calgary field.—V. 197, p. 1531.
B.
Woodman
Mr.
500,000 shs.
57,850,000
63.087.363
56,264,982
$2.28
$2.04
cash.
Telephone,
international
Grove,
$34,483,000 for the 1963 first quarter were slightly below
sales of $35,083,000 reached
in the first quarter of
meeting.
Earnings
53
Outstanding
2477.
p.
record
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
Interchemical
the
EFFECT TO
GIVING
'
..
Net
of
Telephone & Telegraph Corp. —Pro¬
posed Acquisition-
making
..
'
...
this selective
Keene
The
Net
telephones.
President
the
CAPITALIZATION
in
The
of
Report—
Engineering Co.—Proposed Asset Sale—
American Metal
See
share
2583.
p.
prolonged and expanded clinical testing programs
anticipates will be necessary for the produc¬
systems for use therein.
company
any
1,487.000
$0.63
sales
the
of
tion
the
of
portion
which
1962,
'
Net
■
of High
shares were
Net
company
of 171 East ,77th St., New York, is
in the research and development of devices and
techniques for inducing clear sound perception in cases involving
the hard-of-hearing and of
devices and techniques applicable to
certain
specialized
and
affiliated
areas
of communication.
To
date
its
efforts
have
resulted. in
three
systems .for
inducing
effective hearing through the dental structures and facial nervous
system of the user.
It is the company's belief that these systems
incorporate certain features of the patented devices.
The. company
has conducted limited in-office clinical tests of these systems and
has, in the opinion of the Inventors, achieved promising results
for eight volunteer patients not capable of being aided satisfactorily
by the present state of the art so far as is known to the company
and suffering from hearing losses of varying severity and due to
various causes as hereinafter indicated.
No prototypes have been
produced either for expanded testing programs with respect toany of the systems or for manufacturing purposes.
Further research,
testing and miniaturization is necessary with
respect to the devices employed in these systems to determine
whether or not such devices and the related techniques are effective
and
feasible in
operation over extended periods of time, under
varying
environmental conditions,
with
respect
to
an
adequate
cross-section of the relevant population group and without result¬
ing in adverse side effects or consequences. These goals, however,
are
not
within the objectives sought to be accomplished by the
company
with the proceeds of this offering.
The company does
not have the funds for and
the proceeds of this offering are not
intended
and
will
not
be sufficient to help finance either any
$104,999,453
billings
197, p.
fees.—V.
that
increase
a
of
quarters
BUSINESS—The
research, and working capital.
manufactures
will be used
engaged primarily
•
closed
shares,
amendment
quarter and may likewise show up in the second quarter. However,
demand for silverware, traditionally quiet before
Easter, is expected
to improve during the second
quarter, and estimates for the first
common
-
Offered—
underwriter.
will
to
April 5; 1963 prospectus, thq. company offered
publicly, without underwriting, 100,000 shares of its
an
On April 9, 1963, Queensway Securities Corp., New
York, offered publicly, 75,000 shares of this firm's
common stock at $2 per share.
Of the total, 69,000
were
offered for the company and
6,000 for the
serve
4,000,000
an
,
,
Co., Inc.—Common
of an¬
series
-
Manufacturing
of the
agreement with SCAM dated Feb. 21,
an
Net
Ilek
61%
to vote its shares in favor
agreed
SCAM manufactures and designs a broad line
signaling Systems.^-V. 194, p. 2225.
components.
$3.50.
first
the
holder of approximately
a
designs and makes electronic and control systems for indus¬
automation;
annunciator systems,
transducers;
and special
trial
the. £86,291 shares to
1,055,992 outstanding shares of Star-Kist at the rate
a
share of new. preferred for each share of Star-Kist
common.—V.
—V.
either
in
some
business
condition
Bell
ISI
has stated that it will issue
company
0.27
established
later
286,291
board
The
the
This
1963..
shares
Directors
net
to
and
outstanding.)
expressed
incoming
expectations
of
1963,
Instrument Corp.,
Scam
outstanding common stock of ISI,
April
sisting
of
$1
and
then
Munson
of
common
shareholders approved the company's merger
with SCAM the surviving corporation,
according to an announcement by D. R. Gero, ISI President.
The merger agreement was approved by the
directors of both
companies, and by the shareholders of. SCAM on March 1. Howard
C. Warren is President of SCAM.
17,
1963
stockholders
authorized
a
new
issue
of
of convertible preferred (par $18.50) to be issued
the acquisition of Star-Kist Foods, Inc., Terminal Island, Calif.
On
400,000
—V.
Mr.
rate
loca¬
Information Systems, Inc.—Merger Approved—
On
into
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc.,
of
Approved:
proposed
a
plan.
sales
shares
common
ITT
Heinz Co.—Preferred Approved—Acquisit'n
(H. J.)
at
to
approved
earnings" Craig D. Munson, President,
said "are expected to be
slightly ahead of 1962." (First quarter
net earnings in
'62 were $677,000, which, after
providing for pre¬
ferred dividends, were equal to 54-cents a share
on
the 1,212 029
con¬
industries.
arts
no
darkroom
coal,
The
option
of In¬
audio-visual firm.
it is widely, known in
as
Time-O-Lite
trols,
of
approximately
share of 'common
and
by
training and educational purposes.
These devices
projectors, self-contained table viewer, rear view slide projectors,
and portable filmstrip and microfilm viewers.
Industrial Timer
has long been associated with the photographic field through its
reported
27c per share*,^
the company's net
or.
value
to
Timer
audio-visual
of
has
company
announced
was
New York,
C.O.C.,
1219.
p.
$3,357,100,
in
stock
1,700.000
$8.33V3
International
acquisition of Camera Optics Manufacturing Corp. by Indus¬
Timer
City,
that net profit in the first quarter
of 1963 was $3,638,645, equal tq 30c per share of common stock.
This
ccmpares
with net profit in
the first quarter of 1962 of
-still
pany's
Industrial Timer Corp.—Acquisition—
(M. A.) Ilanna Co.—Net Higher—
The
that
from
somewhat ahead
present backlog is at ari all-time high and with the addi¬
tional prospects for new business available as a result of the ex¬
pansion ot our facilities and staff, we expect that this part of our
business
will live up
to its expectations of contributing to our
profit before the end of the current year."—V. 197, p. 716.
year.
value
quarter
stockholders
from
par
silverware
products/
1963,
stock,
common
in
during the
"Our
regular quarterly dividend of 15 cents a share was paid April 1.
This year's sales are expected to compare favorably with 1962,
but
earnings are expected .to be down several cents per share.
at
therefore
are
important factor wds our decision
of
because
exists
Tennessee
earnings in
—V.
we
latter
part of 1962 to increase our investment in our memory systems
business for digital computers. Management believes this decision
to commit a sizeable further investment in this area was justi¬
to the second quarter and a
home furnishings industry in the
the
and
better price stability.
see
"The second
also announced first quarter sales of
the $6,555,685 of the similar period in
the decline was foreseen because of the
in
this
evident
now
11,
president
the
20
'
•
is
reductions
product promotion
softness
two
The
at
a
Mr.
1962.
shift
added.
president
decline from
company
$5,741,361,
Volume by approximately 15%.
This, of course, had
greater effect on our profits. While we do not expect any
of competition in 1963, considerable abatement of price
lessening
a
in
April
"First
.
dollar
even
an
Hamilton
..
"Two
important
factors
affected
these
results,"
Mr.
Smith
stated, "first, a severe deterioration of selling prices as a result
competition, which started in 1962 and which has affected our
plant.
Mr.
,
Silver Co.—Stock Increase
Earnings Forecast—
stated.
"Sales
sales
net
$26,588,330, an increase of $1,080,265 over the pre¬
Earnings were up from $1.13 to $1.18 per share.
Hamilton
1962, we are confident that both sales
improvement
as
the
year
progresses,"
Co.—Appointment—
New
International
quarter of
Robert
that
reported
fourth
Harvester
Bank
York
Trust
Co., New York has been ap¬
pointed by the company, to act as trustee and
registrar for its
4% %
subordinated debentures due 1988.—V.
197, p.
1420.
„
Hamilton Cosco,
for
International
Chemical
President
7
came
per
Robert
sales
ctot«
and
record sales and earnings in 1962.
with net income of $270,000 or 77
figures represent increases of 52% and
the 1961 totals:1 $2,077,000 in sales and
has reported
$3,155,000
to
These
120%, respectively, over
profits of $122,000.
cents
197, p. 524k
Packaging Associates—Record Sales, Net—
company
sales
price increase," Kaiser said.—V.
share.
reported that this strong uptrend
continuing in 1963. "Our new techniques,"
Keene,
President,
profits
is
"ctvpnothpn
thp
comoanv's
industry-wide
leadership,
in
he
par-
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1636)
the area of electronic heat-sealing methods for
packaging.
"These
unique methods
enable us to produce stronger,
durable and more attractive packaging at prices equal to or
the industry."—V.
comparable products in
finest
195,
during
below
818.
197, p.
Maremont
The
4Vs>%
Canal-Randolph Shares
Kratter Corp.—To Distribute
declared
close
the
at
stock for each 100 shares of
Kratter stock.
Stockholders entitled to fractional interests will be
entitled to purchase additional fractional interests to make up a
full share of Canal-Randolph
common
or to
sell such fractional
interests and receive the proceeds, through the company agent to
be designated for that purpose. Because of the mechanical problems
of preparing and mailing the shares of CanafrRandolpH' it is antici¬
pated. that the Canal-Randolpn stock certificates wiU be maiied to
Kratter stockholders not later than May 31, 1963.
Directors also announced
that the future distribution policy of
the corporation will be considered by the board
after the meeting
of stockholders presently scheduled to be held
on May 28,
1963.
—V.
Canal-Randolph
of
shares
3
196,
Marine
The
corporation.
the
of
stock
ation
International
Corp.—Record
K
Section
of
the
tions
of
such
application
an
Federal
Governors
corporations
with
will
to
Reserve
in
engage
Act
financial
certain
opera¬
be
Operating levenues
to industry of
record
high
and
the
in
stated
increased
Revenues
annual report to
$30,470,475 from
to
shareholders.
in
$24,518,077
1961,
a
,
$1.11
a
earlier
year
when
there
shares
fewer
were
out¬
standing.
•
that
announced
has
Plan
Lease
contracted
to
acquire National Trailer Convoy, Inc.,
throughout the United States, subject
which hauls mobile homes
to approval by the Inter¬
state Commerce Commission.
He said the transaction, which will
be for cash,
will broaden the s^ope of the company's operations
and is expected to contribute substantially to Lease Plan's revenues
and
in 1963.
continued
earnings
Lease
Plan
leasing companies
ox
take
equity
Plan
is
itself
to
of
hi
in
this
to
study
possibilities
connection,
assisted
in Norway, Holland,
these companies, Mr.
abroad,
programs
foreign
forma¬
of
the
in
and
and Japan
Meckler
t.iat
Meckler
Mr.
equity
foreign operations in
position are "patterned
Plan's
an
Lease
Mr.
domestic
said
the
said,
which
any
Meckler
said.
will
Lease
the
the.
on
after
only
risk'
amortization.
wholesale
"This
position
and
The
with
all
provide
lower
interest
be
with
us
the
of
obligations will
will
he
rates,"
in
wholesale
lished
In
addition,
cash
leasing operations in 1962
offices,
two
in California
sales
offices
for
Lease
Plan's
company
is
objectives
for
said
looking
the
for
prospects
forward
current
1-63
"with
year.—V.
"are
good"
confidence"
197,
and
of
its
1219.
p.
amounted
The
to
share,
a
sales
prices
first
total
equals
the
88
with
compare
in
quarter
George
P.
earnings
cents
three-month
same
equal
period
reduced
were
1963
increased
93'
to
last year.
by lower
MacNichol,
said
closely
Jr., President, in a quarterly report to
during the first quarter automotive pro¬
high level and the demand for construction
that
continued
at
a
paralleled
the
1962
pattern.—V.
196,
The
Insurance
gains
In
key indicators of
nounced
Mr.
.
had
by
increase
B.
said:
from
of
force,
premium
income, and other
during 1962, it was an--
made
were
the
1961
on
total
$117,671,152. However,
for, and, were processing
had actually sold,
received payment
sufficient volume of life contracts by the end
lis comfortably over the $200 million mark."
a
In
Life
the
year
put
to
than
business—Mr.
offset
by
capital
gains
and
other
1316.
?'
items,
added—V.
he
'
•
197,
;; ;•••;• '
(Eli) Lilly & Co.—Reports Record Sales—
Joseph
O.
estimated
$62.2
million.
$56.3
Of
Net
for
Waymire,
share
This
million
income
the
Vice-President
consolidated
in
was
three
increased
for
the
10%
a
and
first
gain
quarter
over
the
of
1962
that
reached
period'totaled
first-quarter
figure
months
from
97c
million, against $7.8 million
year,
and earnings per common
last
to
$9
$1.12.
Waymire pointed out that sales for 1962 reached an all-time
high, of $213.3 million.
He said, "With
the promising beginning
in 1963, we anticipate the year ahead will be
a
good one, but
it would be unwise to engage' at this time in
predictions
any
the
final
(P.)
company
sales
of
for
the
year."—V.
common
197,
Record
about
earnings
to
rose
$5,331,210, equal
to
78
cents
per
share, compared with $5,272,344, or 77 cents per com¬
share, for 1962's first three months, it was announced by
Morgan J. Cramer, President and Chief Executive Officer.
.
mon
First, 1963 quarter Federal income taxes for the nation's third
largest
tobacco
manufacturer
amounted
to
$5,764,000,
against
$5,414,000 for the first quarter last year.—V. 197, p. 819.
MacFadden-Bartell Corp.—Shows Profit
The
corporation
quarter
of
1963
reports
of
consolidated
net
for Quarter
income
for
the
first
$483,651
with earnings of 30.4 cents a share
outstanding.
This compares With a loss of
$136,458 for the corresponding quarter in 1962.
Because of a tax
loss carry forward, there is no provision for income
taxes.
1,593,482
on
The
&nd
shares
announcement
Chairman.
Bartell
In
points
made
by Gerald A.
Bartell, President
upcoming annual report to stockholders, Mr.
was
an
that
out
the
combined
of
revenue
the
corporation's
publishing and. broadcasting divisions in 1962, including the sale of
station KYA, was $23,245,784, reflecting net income of
$162,-
radio
738.
The
The
•
cash
year
operations
Since
the
lications
figures
the
for
to
Macfadden
not
of
from
1962
operations
was
the
Publications
first
ahd
was
year
$373,160.
of
Bartell
Broadcasting.
Broadcasting and Macfadden Pub¬
during 1961, there are no^ comparative
first
quarter
quarter
company
of
of
the
1963
increase
12
Macfadden-Bartell
reflect
a
gain
of
20%
over
the
cor¬
of
the
first
quarter of 1963 amounted
over the first quarter of 1962.
combined' billing for the
three
4.3%
the
$181,470,
or
31c per
continued
growth
to
program
from
197,
for
the
D.
first
ended March
President, at the
quarter
Yankauer,
harbingers
as
first
growth
for
in
the
quarter
last
all
into
point
Mill
for
12%
of
year.
finance
and
rediscounting
future
to
Factors,"
up
earnings
commercial
expansion
South,
profits
of
Earnings,
to
for
successful
increase
1962.
compared
first
demand
recent
our
in
satisfactory
the
another
an
of
quarter
share,
per
share
for
$82,406,000,
the
34c
or
activities
and
in
Walter
years
Mr.
said
and
of
Yan¬
kauer.
On
sales
that
1961
to
for
$7,620,293.
1962
increased
income
Net
April
of
"In
1963
to
be
to
the
less
overall
than
their
has
14,
1963
share against
the
that
resulted
industry
our
safeguard
believe
we
to
1962
report
$2,553,000
of
year.
for
loss
the
a
28
ating
$1
per
share
the
for
who
became
and
the
time
his
basis
the
for
full
foundation.
aging
outlook
expected
37
the
for
of
Television
tures
to
in
cannot
would
be
MGM
covering
nationally
firmer
a
on
Directors,
of
felt
and
our
the
license
vators
encour¬
largest
and
year
the
dividend
been
that
in
the
with
Studio
in
the
NBC
MGM
30 post-1948
September.
MGM
1963-64
fea¬
City
the. highest level of production in years with four
before
the
cameras
in
addition
to
the
production
of
Television
hours
weekly
importance of
series.
TV
on
The
will
company
networks
have
beginning
this
five
fall.
one-half
and
He
noted
the
this
steady TV production in providing' the basis
utilization of studio facilities and personnel, and
economic
im¬
"more
197, p. 239.
Metromedia, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Period Ended
Gross
Net
Net
March 31—
197,
share
per
of
138,732
$0.40
Corp.
Shows
—
Profit
For Year—
Sales
and
emerged
These
the
increased
black
disclosures
made
were
last
over
loss
a
in
in
the
year
and
net
1962
annual
report
President
from
Mark
$4,527,903
31,
1962.
loss
of
Net
than
homes
He
for
sold
1961,
last
have
reported
not
for
storq
1962
and
for
were
rental
the
Hills,
with
income
ended
Dec.
been
in
contrast
Co.
acquired
22
worth
the
center,
made
operators
and
52
and
„
to
to
11
acres,
major
a
lease,
space
local
leases
ended
ago,
of
of
the
have
been
exe¬
drugstore, with agree¬
14
nationally-known
to
191,
p.
2519.
Extruders, Inc.—Net Higher—
company
Jan.
R.
'-31,
W.
Earnings
Act
had
1963
Van
per
a
net
share
income
against
Dette,
$42,277 for the third quarter
$24,526 for the same period a year
ten
announced.
cents
for
the
quarter
the
to
income
net
in
1962.
and
pipelines
showed
the
company.
coal
and
other
to
docks
ore
decrease
a
power
of
and
cement
$115,000 in
electric
electric
$141,000
a
plant
revenues.
utilities—rural
systems—registered
for
expenses
the
1962
"investment
1962
Income
reduced
taxes
$25,837,100.
were
tax
income
gain
This
to
was
operating revenues) were
the largest item in total
as
provided in the
had
but
reduced
effect
no
Net
and
Income
on
in¬
"guideline" depreciation for tax
of
use
credit"
taxes
also
were
by about $250,000 by
purposes.
Depreciation
expense
cipally to the
future
income
which
have
$541,100 higher than in 1961 due prin¬
supplemental provision. Completion of the
was
increased
amortization of the
of
theoretical
special
totaled
reserve
charges
deficiency in 1963 will relieve
for
approximately
amortization
of
plant
costs
million in the 17J/2-year
period from July 1, 1945 to Dec. 31, 1962.
These
two
items—taxes
and
depreciation—account for all but
$23,700 of the total increase in operating expenses.
Fuel costs of $5,534,200 were
$133,600 higher than in 1981 due to
the
$123/4
s*eam-electric
would
electric
have
generation required by greater sales.
Fuel
higher except for a 25% increase in hydro¬
been
generation
as
result
a
of
normal
more
precipitation
during
year.
Salaries
and
of
wages
$5,467,900
slightly above those of
Improved efficiency through more automated operations was
factor to higher pay levels resulting from a 2.0%
granted in October, 1961 ahd a 3.6% increase granted in
were
offsetting
increase
1962.
Other
...
income
of
$265,100
reduction
a
$52,400
was
of
dividends
less
than
received
from
in
1961.
the
This
company's
subsidiary, Superior Water, Light & Power Co. This reduction was
offset
by increased charges to Superior under the interchange
agreement.—V.
191,
11.
2091.
p.
"Mission Equities Corp.—Shows Loss for Year—
For
the
fiscal
revenues
share,
per
1961
fiscal
acquired
"The
six
could
year
Dec.
1,590,734
President,
several
loss
ended
$20,995,72 5
said
in
during
valid
made
1961
1962
shares
a
reoorted
company
of
$602,128.
currently
or
38c
outstanding.
comparison
because
the
Equities
with
Mission
1962.
and
was
the
loss
net
a
that
be
not
companies
incurred
1962,
31,
and
common
entirely
attributable
to
our
Enterprise
Insurance Co. which is ip the workmen's compensation
Sayre said.
"During 1962, we increased the loss reserves
Enterprise policies written in 1961
and prior
years
in
the
amount
of
$900,000.
thus
causing Mission
Equities to incur a
field,"
for
.for
writing
first
the
in
full
loss
program,
two
tho
months
of
ocean
making this substantial upward ad¬
by making changes In the under¬
has
operated profitably during the
and
Enterprise
sub-standard
pensation,
By
year.
reserves
Mission Equities is
in
against
year
of
the
on
Sayre,
justment
of
President,
were
of
income.
creased
H."E.
acres
merchants.—V.
to
municipal
of
Use
Revenue
loss
Miami
from
which
to $6,836,000
and 13.5%, respectively.
pulp mill's produced a $159,000
and
more than the 1961 figure.
charges of $9,605,300 (29.7%
of
higher than in 1961 and were
expenses.
to
$25,000,000
shopping
center,
Fallbrook
largest Sears-constructed store' in the nation.
market
revenues
4.1%
revenues
1961—14.2%
$439,800
gross
&
$400,000
oil refineries
paper
products,
and
-
Roebuck
Total
up
commercial
rose
year
$134,518
this
Park
major
a
having
sales
three-quarter million
dollars
been completed, he said.
yet
Sears
Canoga
out
$6,154,622
for
and
to build the
the balance of
ments
to
year.
three
Square,
cuted
pointed
earnings
$143,224
More
Boyar
of
about
over
the
wholesale
resulted from
development firm headquartered in Beverly
projets throughout Southern California.
major
in
$1,004,600
earnings
1961.
estate
real
For
35%
from
iron
operating
October,
rentals
into
of
Total
an
Development
gain
and
revenue
cooperatives
$0.07
stock
common
business.
$14,196,000,
were
$4,120,000.
1961.
Metropolitan
in
and
Sales
1220.
p.
of
pulp mills, second largest industrial clas¬
increase of 4.3%
over
1961.
Grain ele¬
and
customers, however, showed
costs
$12,270,314
703,283
income
—V.
1962
$13,527,470
mills,
percentage
increased
1963
revenue
income
added
$2,761,000,
flour
customers
increase
net
Culver
business
was
and
These
con¬
at
for more
sification,
depend¬
of
in
the
June,
commercial
year
Residential revenues were up 3.4%
increased 4.4% to $2,308,000.
Revenue from paper and
.
the
quarterly
a
some
more
of
fiscal
voted
for
achieve
will
view
in
this
1963-64,
commencing
by
this
of
notes
continued.
bo
be
we
windfall
Tax
stated 'that
Out
and
$4,916,100.
contract between the company and Reserve
covering standby,
interchange and the wheeling of power to their mine at Babbitt will
effectively
operations.
that
to the profit picture
multi-million
dollar
deal
the
of
The
substantially
network
run
O'Brien
$5,052,000.
Steel
be
the
for
increase—5.0%—was
Biggest
This
will
.
will
bonds
on
$7,744,000, an increase of 7.2%.
This included temporary firm
for the increased load at Reserve Mining Co.'s taconite plant
its own expanded power plant is being constructed.
With the completion of the Reserve's power facilities now
expected
in April, 1963, the temporary firm power sales to them will end.
outlined
quarter.
year
$6,794,200.
income
while
plans
the
West
Was
Won,"
according
to
O'Brien
has
reception in this country which, combined with its
tremendous box office overseas, "confirms our belief
Contributing
net
power
of
it may be the most successiul
picture ever made by MGM." This
jointly-owned MGM-Cinerama production opened earlier overseas,
began showings here in a limited number of theatres late in the
fiscal
of
charges
a
of
stockholders
a
tinued
income
interest
and
rural
classes
and rural revenues
the program
part
in
total
a
Industrial
business, including iron
mining
and
taconite,
was
$13,014,000—higher by 4.0%. Mining and taconite produced revenue
of
program
latter
earnings
Va. cents,
"How
given-
Board
in
and
Most heartening were the increases in the "bread and
residential,
totaled
of
operations
our
•
pares
some
confident
are
in
for the .1,716,094 shares of common stock outstanding
the year.
in operating revenues were recorded among all classes
these
1961.
meeting
the
the
of
we
The
favorable
that
Officer
Executive
stock
common
available
from
annual
the
turn-around
a
effect
stated,
objectives and place
Chief
ana
amplified
at
belief
O'Brien
able
1963
28
for
preferred stock dividends of $580,000, earnings of $4,336,100
butter"
..
President
9,
Feb.
on
confirmed
provide
the
Jan.
on
resulted
of customers.
.
taken reduces the amount retained in inventory
to a figure which represents dependably the net
play-off."
accompanying letter to the stockholders Mr. Robert H.
announced
earnings
totaled $32,366,200, an increase of 4%. Oper¬
wages and salaries, fuel,
depreciation and
$25,837,100, an increase of 4%.
These ex¬
operating Income of $6,529,100.
Adding $265,100 of
These deductions left
Increases
to
company
he
that
as
revenues
throughout
or
picture
his
Light Co.—Annual Report—
share
per
deductions
came
were
weeks
$8,716,000
have
we
the
&
reported
taxes—totaled
After
to be one of the highest grossing pictures in the com¬
history, the box office returns are not commensurate with
high production cost
it is our judgment that the total
realization
offering
expenses—largely
penses
left
other income
pany's
.
and
were
various
the
.
business
new
compared with $2.4p in 1961.
The
the highest in the company's history.
Dividends were paid in 1962 at the annual rate of $1.80 per share.
Directors voted at its January 1962 meeting to increase the quar¬
terly dividend from 40 to 45 cents per share.
new
of
or
the
the
to protect our shareholders' investment, which
ever-increasing importance."—V. 197, p. 1015.
has
$2.53
were
Operating
net
a
increase
of
company
earnings
proving
write-off
be
Minnesota Power
The
factor
formed
by
750,000.
by
major factor in the results for the
28 weeks commencing Sept. 1^1962, was the write-off in the second
quarter of the full anticipated loss oh
"Mutiny" which "while.:
for
pursuing
to
increasing
to
proposal
a
company
600,000
from
a
broader-based
operation. We are geared to
the opportunities in the momhs ahead and so
increase
levels
of
profitability
and volume
while maintaining every
possible
increased
growth
Maxwell
operations
in
profit
a
corresponding period last
to
actively
are
we
from
accept
2%."
expansion,
reported
March
per
shares
services
new
sum
•According
approved
stock of the
capital
common
in
continue
company
shareholders
16
authorized
total
number
is
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc.—Shows Loss for Per'd
The
The
that
were
increased
dissenting stockholder.
stock
publications
1962.
revenues' for
an
projects
said.—V.
reached
volume
$73,231,000
$1,878,100.
chain
on
in
compared
to
company's
consolidated
Bartell
combined
revenues
Broadcasting
$600,500, or
The
31,
available.
responding
"
generated
operation
was
Advertising
for
flow
ending Dec.
Total
factoring services and
2674.
p.
■
\
Dette
volume
by
cited
the
rights
no
Sales—
first quarter sales in its 203-year history, the
for the three months ended
March
31,
1963 recorded
$120,750,038 against $119,671,094 for
the
like period
a
while
have
will
and
that sale and
production of TV series have become
portant and profitable in the company's operation."—V.
524.
p.
were
"The
division catering exclusively to the sportswear trade. This increased
volume necessitated the leasing of additional warehouse and
ship¬
ping space and the enlargement of the showroom facilities.—V. 196,
highest
ago,
year
results
Lorillard Co.—Reports
the
In
.
financial
Van
customers,
expansion
shareholders.
8%,
their
by
companies
of
over
per
when
pictures,
Mr.
$1.40
estimated
is
order
second
said
Treasurer,
1962.
for the
first
sales
both
Northern
a
of
reported
$122,776
to
which
of
Kentucky operations during 1962—the company's fifth
Hensley reported a $60,079 loss,
against
loss of $386,253 in 1961.
The 1962 loss, however, was more
net
p.
of
of
in
year
o
we
at vcar-end
of
we
?
practice,
books
our
has
nificance
While
accounting
in-force business
over
resulted
by
and
reported
results,
year.
Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 47%; Net 83%
$5,175,156
from
In
Kentucky—Annual Report-
in
Hensley, President.
"Following standard
58%
of
of
business
$186 million
over
-t—an
the
Robert
Hensley
Co.
insurance
of
of tenders
company
O'Brien
Life
Major
of
earnings
were
meeting
The
1961
to
$224,238.
The
1962
earnings
share.
The
above
figures include $136,593 preacquisition earnings of
the L.. Hyman Co., Inc., acquired on Sept.
5, 1962.
Commenting on Maxwell's growth and that of the textile indus¬
try in general, Mr. Hyman said, "tnese results gain added sig¬
2483.
p.
stockholders
1963
,
its
wages.
the
other rights of
or
Maxwell
the
in
share.
a
$9,686,446.
in volume, but profits
types of glass and by
several
shareholders,
glass
The
figures
earned
that
increased
for
duction
reported
$9,246,137.
quarter's
cents
Unit
has
company
31,
annual
being conducted by a group
of securities dealers, headed by Middendorf, Colgate &
Co., Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and Paine, Webber, Jackson
& Curtis, New York, as Dealer-Managers,—V.
197, p. 1317.
$3.39
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co.—Net Lower—
to
stockholders
as
solicitation
ended
The
in
of
continue
appraisal
the
meeting
to
that
Increased
•
will
In
leasing and truck leasing activities were estab¬
Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Dallas, Houston and Los Angeles.
Meckler
due
period
...
added.
finance
in
Mr.
Texas.
is
the
for
Up 8%; Capital Increased Approved—
of
by H.
process
83%
company's
outstanding
this basis, effective this
on
Co.
Insurance
exchanging stock will continue until May 6, and
possibly be extended beyond that date, it was stated, to permit the
largest possible number of Northern stockholders to accept the
exchange offer.
,\
Stockholders of Northern who do not accept the exchange offer
47%
substantially-improved
a
Northern
than 80% of the outstanding capi¬
exchange for Maryland's stock, it was
$168,057,
amounted
company expanded its retail car
the opening of four new branch
two
and
Virtually
retail
and
month.
Northern
of
control
more
directors.
is to
company
the tender of
recommended
been
Concept
company
'no
operations.".
acqured
has
company
York by
stock of
Ellsworth Miller, President of Maryland Casualty.
The
offer
of exchange by
the Maryland was conditioned upon
acceptance by holders of at least 80% of Northern stock.
^
The exchange of stock was on a share-for-share basis, and had
it
reached a "significant milestone"
in 1962 in obtaining from
long-term lenders 109%
financing for
its
retail
finance
leasing activities
with
concurrent
depreciation
and
tal
considering similar arrangements with existing leasing
France and South Africa.
The company will commit
major
assured
is
have
and
positions
also
companies in
19J2
in
operations,
tion
volume
and
sales
ship formed in 1911.
Net
The
New
The
leasing
sales
automation
of
company is factoring and com¬
financing. Its executive offices are located at
Ave., South, New York, N. Y. The corpora¬
was organized in 1919,
succeeding to a partner¬
tion
Maryland Casualty Co.—Gains Control of Northern
The
Meckler
Mr.
supplied
smaller
a
for
$89,216
380 Park
announced
gain of 24%, while 1962's net income rose 31%
to $931,359 from
$707,457 the year before.
Net income per share in 1962 totaled"
$1.40 based on 666,736 shares of common stock outstanding, up
from
metal
on
was
' •'
Insurance—
income of the company, a major
vehicles and other equipment, both
in
1962,
H.
L.
Meckler,
President,
levels
company's
earnings
completed
a
portion
that
$1,547,236
taxes
The business of the
1459.
net
motor
reached
from
before
mercial
'
lessor
in
Extruders
were
outstanding
;
down
Income
ago.
shares
Mill Factors Corp.—Notes Sold
Privately—On April
18, the corporation announced that it had completed
the private
sale of $1,000,000 junior subordinated
notes due April 1,-1978.
Goldman, Sachs & Co. and Lee Higginson Corp.,
New York, assisted the company in
arranging the
financing.
and
headquartered in New York City.
According to Baldwin Maull, President of the New York State
bank
holding company, the new suosiuiary will finance the sale
of goods and services in the international market and seek sounds
investments in foreign financing and business corporations as well
as
loans
to
encourage
economic development overseas.—V. 197,
concern
$1,361,254
were
year
Earnings
year.
1118.
p.
abroad.
The
last
'
increase
the fact
processing
the
period
same
average number of
ended Jan. 31, 1963.
field
investment
Regulation
of the Federal Reserve System which
the
of
25(a)
Board
authorize
Revenues,
Net; Proposed Acquisition—
of
Midland
under
Corp.—To Form Overseas Subsid.
filed
international
the
a
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
of
period
quarter
.
$52,693.
The
Federal Reserve
through the cre¬
a
whollyrowned "Edge Act" financing subsidiary, Marine
International
Corp.
The
subsidiary
will be
organized
has
enter
to
the
basis
months
the
for
Miami
Midland
company
Board
p.
Plan
Lease
common
1243.
p.
preferred
plus
presently owned by the
The distribution will be made to stockholders of record
of business April 25, 1963, and will be at the rate of
company
convertible
1459.
P.
nine
same
against
distribution to stockholders in the form
a
of Canal-Randolph Corp.
of stock
shares
of
cumulative
—V. 197,
the
appointed transfer agent for, the
was
for
the
on
the
Sales
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan Bank
Chase
share
a
computed
more
'
Directors have
p.
cents
the highest in its history.
stations during 1963, will be
866.
bradcasting
—V.
other
and
the
boxes
in
ticularly
.
1963."
an
*'
insurance holding company with operations
Insurance field,
workmen's com¬
automobile
marine
insurance
and
a
general
agency
business.
Volume
Number
197
Monsanto
Chemical
6257
.
.
The Commercial
.
Co.—Net
and Financial
Lower—
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.
The company
has reported that consolidated sales for tho quarter
totaled $273,671,000 in 1963, up from $259,BO'S,000
iir
Net income for
the period was $15,556,000 in
1963 and
$20,048,000 in the previous year. Income for 1962 has been restated
to include a proportionate share of the 7%
investment credit.
March
ended
earnings in 1963
29,079,456
At
shares
amounted
to
Monsanto's
Allen
Thomas
equivalent to 54 cents
were
outstanding.
cents
69
annual
meeting
described
the
Earnings
share
a
for
a
first
quarter
1962
earnings
Movielab, Inc.
Net
Per
Federal
income
taxes
—V.
$5,810,577
555,778
520,974
279,474
.
taxes—.
Y-
196,
$0.86
Net
"Income
$0.82
Net
income
Earned
-tV.
after
taxes
'
share
—V.
$2.28
197,
of
Co.—Quarterly Report—
Revenues
Reading, Pa., manufacturer of elastics, trimmings, indus¬
braid, coated papers, plastic and other products, has reported
that
nee
sales
the first quarter of
for
1963 were $3,184,000 against
period of 1962.
Net profit alter
of
$3,199,000 for the same
taxes was $120,774, equal to 25c per share on the 480,237 shares
outstanding on March 20, 1963.
This represents a slight increase
over
the profit of $119,314 or 25c per share for the similar period
of 1962.—V. 197, p. 717.
■:
V
%
'
revenues
derived
profit
the
increase
said,
months
same
when
there
Mr.
was
Maytag
substantally
•competitor
Net
traffic
above
before
for
income
income
the
taxes
tax
purposes,
share for
a
ago..
Pre-tax
over
the
after
$1,893,000
was
the
1962
same
traffic
passenger
tax
were
for
the
period
year
a
purpos.es
$5,348,000,
was
point
year
a
68%
or
when
ago
higher
there
produce
earned
National
Sales
in
and
the
in our traditionally weak fourth quarter will
profit on June 30, 1963 well ahead of the $2.31
in the previous business year."—V. 197, p. 524.
net
Biscuit
profits
company's
Co.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
for
first
the
history,
quarter
President
of
Lee
1963
Bickmofe
S.
the
were
reflect
of
volume,
$2.25
shown
is
based
the
in
1962
probably
be
down
by
10%.
fered—On
highest
reported
to
shareholders.
figures show sales of $136.4 million, an increase of
6.4% over $128.2 million in the first quarter of 1962. Earnings for
the period were placed at $7,888,339, equal to 58 cents per common
from the figure of 51
corresponding
period
year
a
cents per
share earned in
first
ration
chocolate
ago.
v
Sales
of
the
bonds,
series M, priced
yield 4.37%.
The bonds
at
during the first quarter of 1963 amounted
against $0.3 million in the same period of 1962.
Mr. Bickmore
with
also announced that Nabisco has formed
$2.3
to
Other
bids
for
the
bonds
all
4V2s
as
REDEMPTION
through
FEATURES—The
series
M
bonds
associa¬
were
application' to
of
■
■'■•'
'•■'•:•..■■
the
•
Products Corp.
Hammond,
,
to
Sales
three
and
of
quarter
stockholders
of
sales
as
National
of
1963
reached
last
year,
Dairy
levels
only
Wetenhall,
for
the
first
by the record
President, told
Meeting.
such
units in
movement
sales, show
levels
a
than
practicallv all of
of
this
reflection
prevailed
Stockholders
year
a
principal product lines
accounted for by
the
last: T'ear
to Government
our
It
ago.
is
in
wholesale
our
the
that
told
were
Moreover,
year.
during
quarter were very close
699,000, or 74c a share,
to
those
first
last
of
months
after
first
year's
pricing
three
profits
of
this
'
"Y
several
of
taxes
for
plant
projects
oolh
here
and
the
first
All
of
.
has
Dairy
built
growing
a
business
with
a
line
of
28
distribution
and through which, in the
the company has ready for operation a newly-com¬
pleted plant which doubles the capacity for its citrus fruits and
juices as they reach even wider markets.
items
now
national
.
.
Inc.
Wetenhall also emphasized that the edible oils
of the business has been developed in the
expanded refineries in full operation—and he
National
Pacific
Dairy
Coast,
shortening.—V.
intends
to
to
extend its
197,
p.
construct
still
nationwide
i'317.
Dominick-—
Baird
&
following
750
&
Co.Co
Folger, Nolan,
Bissell
C.
Inc.
500
Schmidt,
500
Parke
500
Townsend,
Newhard, Cook & Co
j-
500
Singer, Deane & Scribner
500
The First Cleveland Corp.
.400
Wm.
Mericka
J.
&
Butcher
Hill
&
&
Co.,
Co., Inc.—.
&
309
197, p.
Roberts
Agee
and shortening
same
way,
announced
yield
approxi¬
awarded
was
to
the
the
sale
will
4V2%
&
in
be
used
demand
Telegraph
Pacific'
Seattle,
to
reduce
of
note
fur¬
the
com¬
Co.
Northwest
was
American
Telephone
and
Telegraph
Co.
FEATURES—The
April
Howe
Co.,
&
.
500
Co.,
Inc.—
250
2,000
150
Wm.
Sons—_
Slocumb
&
Co.,
———
Securities
Corp.'-&
Townsend,
Bodine———Y
Haven
Dominick-Y
&
S.
LI.
Stroud
>
J. 'Steele
&
Suplec,
Sutro
1,000
Spencer Trask
&
500
Mosley
150
Co
.'
;
&
Co
250
1,000
Anthony & R. L.
Day
1,000
-
750
Westheimer
2,000
Inc.
150
.
Walston & Co., Inc
Weeden & Co., Inc.—
Co.,
40O
400
White,
Inc.
150
Dean
Son—
250
Wood,
Co.,
400
.
Inc.
Tucker,
500
300
Co._
Co
Yeatman,
2,000
400
1,000
Inc
i—
&
1,250
Co
&
&
Co.
Co.
■;
1,250
—
Co.—
&
William R. Staats &
500
&
Smithers
400
&
Partners
Agnew
Co.—
&
Inc.
&
F.
500
Stieglitz___
Richards
—
W. Pressprich & Co
Saunders, Stiver & Co.—
250
—
Ripley
——
R.
2,000
Inc.
Harris
Curtis
;
Shuman,
Fleming &
Goldman,
&
250
'
&
Co._-
Goodbody & Co.L
Granbery, Marache
Co.,
.
2,000;
1,250
500
Corp
Michigan Corp._
Llarriman
250
Lynch,
Pierce,
& Smith Inc.—
Fenner
1,250
1,000
Incv
Halle
Co.,
W. H. Morton & Co., Inc.
——Y
Sachs
250
—
&
—
S. Moseley & Co.—
Paine, Webber, Jackson &
250
Nolan,
250
F.
1,250
Boston
Folger,
i.
Co.—
1,000
Co
Southwest
&
Mericka
Merrill
'
250
Co
of
J.
Inc.
.
150
Brothers
1,250
Co
&
400
:
Pont & Co.
du
Dawkins
Hill
&
Kidder,
Irving Lundborg
McKelvy & Co
First
100
250
Kalman
Lehman
First
1118.
40O
"
150
&
&
Co.,
$400
Miller,
Inc.
Co
Faulkner,
150
&
750
Crouter &
150
Mellen
250
&
Elworthy
100
Inc.
Joseph,
2,000
150
Y
Inc.—__
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Inc
150
Co
Amount
Co.
2,000
Estabrook
150
Illinois
Brown
Co.
—
The
Co.,
—
Co.,
Francis I.
200
Co.
000 omitted
.
$3,350
Peabody & Co.„
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.„
First
&i Co.—_
Newburger & Co
Hewitt &
&
Drexel & Co._
200
,
Inc.——_
Reaves,
Baird
Co.—
Boynto.n & Co., Inc.
D.
De
200
McKelvy
&
&
&
750
Co.—
Weld
&
Co
Witter
&
Co
2,000
2,000
'
Y
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-
.
-
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Northern Insurance
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v;
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of New York
—
J.
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See
Maryland
Casualty Co., this issue.—V.
197,
p.
total
called
for
May 27,
1963.
*
June
on
ness
on
dividend
the
with
May
rate
29,
on
is
approved,
to
share
the
new
of
shares
record
will
at
the
be
1963,
the
distributed
close
of
and
consideration
will
b.e
given
new
shares at the next dividend
directors.—V. ,197,
busi¬
the
to
meeting
p.
718.
of
1
insurance
total
by
a
the
140%/
a
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Sales
Sales
to
of
the
$148,816,068
company
during
and
the
consolidated
three
months
Higher; Net Down
foreign
ended
subsidiaries,
March
31,
rose
1963,
Co.—Ann. Report—-
to
more
than
announced
in
a
half
the
it pushed its
dollars, George
as
billion
annual
report.
investment) was up 36%
to $11,705,483
37%/ at year's end.
Pacific Fidelity Life was further evidenced
in-the number of full-time agents—now 77—
and
were
up
growth of
increase
of
operations', into eight additional states
hike of
more
income.
ttian 100%.
•
the
in
consumer
credit
(total now
insurance
"
instituted a new service to real
estate lending institutions with specialized insurance sales programs.
The pilot operation in the Los Angeles area was expanded through¬
During
the
state
put
that
third
1,250
sales of $92,537,861 helped bring the six-yearinsurance in force to $522,026,122, an increase
(premium
extension
and
total
assets
Accelerated
46),
Co.,
1961.
over
Income
&
Inc.
major milestone in 1962
a
force
President,
company's
and
.
owners
1.0U0
Inc.
marked
in
insurance
14%.
subject to the approval of the Public Service Commission
proposal
19, 1963
Co.,
company
New. life
of
tl>e State of New York.
There are 2,075,688 shares presently
outstanding. Rockwell C. Tenney, Chairman, said that the proposal
will be submitted to share owners at a
special meeting which has
the
&
Struthers
1311.
P.
Boddiger,
old
5,000,000, $5 par value, from 2,500,000 shares, $10
of
If
&
Pacific Fidelity Life Insurance
On April 12, 1963, directors proposed a 2-for-l
split of the com¬
pany's common stock and an increase in the number of authorized
been
197,
The
C.
par. value,
Hilliard
Hutton
F.
1318.
Split-
shares to
B.
—V.
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inc.-r-Proposed Stock
common
J.
E.
Maryland
Casualty Acquires Control—
refinery on the
coverage in edible oils and
a
of
Sullivan
Leach
&
Hugo
300
to
approval of a plan to transfer the business
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph in
Washington,
Idaho to the newly formed company.
Both firms are
Inc.
Dabney &
300
Inc,
of
of
Telephone
250
&
Brush,
200
Marx
interest
after
Fabnestock
•
&
proceeds
amount
„—
Alex.
&
300
,
E.
Co.,
_
300
Co
Frederking
&
Richards
Russ
—V.
Sherrerd
&
Doolittle
&
-
Kalman
Of¬
of
Stanley
Boettcher
200
200
200
Co.'—
Cochran
Chapman,
400
—
accrued
Pacific
to
Dominick
Tyson
;
Chace, Whiteside &
Winslow, Inc
Co.,
Inc.
areas
Co.—Bonds
to maturity. The issue
1961
W.
Childs
Co., Inc.
Securities Corp.
500
Sterne,
Bell
Inc.
250
Inc.
'
those
current and
Barret, Fitch, North & Co.
Chisholm &
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
Co.,
and
by
prior
Inc.
250
Milburn,
&
toward
from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
and
Robert
250
Co
Legg &
the best
impor¬
continuing1
of
program
'management
Amount
250
Inc.
Meeds—
&
A
economy,
Telephone
principal
in
Morgan
250
—
,
debentures will not be redeem¬
1, 1968.
Beginning with such date the deben¬
tures will be subject to redemption at
prices ranging from 106% to the principal
amount.
able
300
Baker &
Clayton
offer
REDEMPTION
respective
Co._
500
Co
Partners
&
Laird,
&
500
&
the
Gold
Mr.
Northwest
subsidiaries
severally
Inc.-
Amott,
Fleming &
Inc
Glickenhaus
Harris
Co..
750
developments during
developments.
long-range profit poten¬
economy."—V. 197, p. 240.
properties
"Oregon
part
Co
&
Varnedoe,
750
,
_—_
Biddle
Fosdick
Ferris
—
&
Co.
2,000
American
BUSINESS—Headquartered
Y'YYY
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have
Craigie & Co., Inc
Crowell, Weedon & Co.
Eddleman, Pollok &
Co.,
certain
constantly changing
came
formed
000 omitted
4,500
policy,
lines
modern
our
held
and
to
.
phase
two
&
W.
McDonald
industry,
Mr.
in
Co.
corresponding
increasing
the
the
pany
Amount
&
the
absorbed
102%%
Blyth
Yarnall,
re¬
converted
PROCEEDS—The
bonds:
4,500
Estabrook
these
business. This
has
been
done by
substantial
investment in
plant expansion, and by developments in process engineering and
marketing methods through which, in the confection industry, Na¬
tional Dairy is now established as a major factor with a large line
just augmented by the introduction of a number of chocolate covered
candies
through which, in the jellies and preserves industry,
National
Robert
Fridley
Y YY Y'-
abroad.
&
Turben
the
citrus
Sachs
_—_—i
he
said, indicate the progress of National Dairy
growth being brought about by the business through
"the use of our own resources, our own know-how, and our own
facilities." In this connection, he commented upon the steps taken
in the promising
fields of confections, jellies and preserves and
citrus
products,
whereby—from small beginnings in each case—
these operations have been broadened
into significant
phases of
.
M
also
Cambridge
in
ther
supplying
the northern
below
the
company
$6,550
Brothers
Inc.
the
.
the
series
Hutzler
year."
year,
Y-'Y'Y'
■
new
Goldman,
Salomon
Corp
Merrill,
last
developments,
show
Boston
support
lower
reviewing the highlights of 1932—which was a record year
in
sales
and
in
profits before and
after
taxes—Mr.
Wetenhall
discussed a series of important developments ranging from plant
expansion activities in the domestic business, to the announcement
of
First
John
After
and
from
of .the
$264,457
was
000 omitted
in
named
in notes outstanding on
and
Hohman
company
:YYYYY~Y
purchasers
made
above
program.
operating
28 counties
to
loans
55%
Consumer
in
pon,
;•'YY'■ Y.
of. 5265
>
-
the Morgan Stanley group at a
competitive sale April
16 on a bid
of 101.78999%
which named the 4%%
coupon. A rival bid of 101.63%, also for a 4y2% cou¬
redeem¬
Amount
quarter
amounting to $10,*
as compared to $i.i,i82,OCO, or
inc a shire,
for
the same period of
1962.
"Earnings, for .this quarter," Mr.
Wetenhall commented, "were exceeded only by those of last year,
and since that was the best quarter in our history,' we have every
reason to look forward with complete
confidence to a good year in
1963."
purchase
amounts
Dominick
unusually large
movement
of
cheese
ownership under the agricultural support program, as compared to
no
bank
Service
000 omitted
Products
exceeded
Huber
J.
Annual
ahead
running
are
Public
utility
■
"Preliminary figures for the first quarter of 1963 indicate that
sales
in the United States,
Canada
and
overseas
amounted to
$454,862,000 as compared with $466,763,Ot-O last year," Mr. "Weten¬
hall announced. • "This difference is not, I 'am glad to say,' repre¬
sented by any loss of volume or tonnaje in - bur day-to-day busi¬
ness,
to
of
construction
by
advised
shareholders
credit
mately 4.37%
working capital for
the utility properties
.
the
at
public
to
:;■*
«
earnings
months
first
additions
the
Indiana
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
added
prepayment
of
and natural gas
energy
Indiana.
of
is-a
be
gross
purposes
BUSINESS—Northern
Ave
will
including
for
Sales, Net Down
—
For Quarter—
of
cost
company
principal
National Dairy
the
funds
proyide
the French
firm, Biscuits .Belin. Details of the association
not disclosed.—V. 197, p. 524.
Y:Y "> -Y"" Y"'v:'YYr":
the
at
at a lower effective interest eo«t
the
April 15, 1968. Otherwise, they are redeemable at
optional redemption prices ranging from 106.67% to the principal
amount; and beginning in 1969 at sinking fund redemption prices
ranging from 101.95%.' to the principal amount.
'
proceeds
of
reported
were
April 17, Morgan Stanley & Co., New York,
headed an underwriting group that offered for
public '
sale a new issue of $50,000,000 Pacific Northwest Bell
Telephone 4V2% debentures due April 1, 2003, priced
refunding
PROCEEDS—Net
Oxford
1,466
Pacific
prior to
.
were
Philadelphia-based
fered—On
from
not
are
this
increase
an
1962,
of
Stockholders
especially significant."
more
important of these
Oxford
1962
tials
White, Weld & Co. and Equitable' Securities Corp.
jointly, 101.45; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
Co., Lehman Brothers and Bear, Stearns & Co., joint¬
ly, 101.331; Dean Witter & Co., Blyth & Co, and Mer¬
rill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., jointly,
101.3111, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.111.
able
for
$2,693,100 against
purpose
ai'e
the
of finance which
102.181%
came
taxes,
Chairman
organization.
study is employed to guide Oxford's
competitive sale April 17 on its bid of 101.55111%
which named the 44/2% coupon.
electric
an
Of¬
awarded to the First Boston group
were
197
a number of finance
organizations, includ¬
Acceptance Corp., Lloyd's Loan Co. and
the
Acceptance
Corp.,
and
the
Maryland
CreditFinance Corp.
These acquisitions, Mr. Gold said, were a
major
factor toward more than
doubling the company's capital base and
increasing its subordinated bond position by approximately one-third.''
"It is our view," Mr. Gold
remarked, "that consumer and cor¬
porate finances at all levels has a proven and
April
mortgage
prime
Lloyd's
at
survival
company's
crackers
million
tion
items.
cookie
in
ing
an
and accrued interest to
the
Mr. Bickmore said that sales had improved generally,
with en¬
couraging gains in Nabisco's growing line of snack crackers and in
several
10%,
Co.—Bonds
,
share, up 14%
three
18, First Boston Corp., New York,
underwriting group that offered publicly
$30,000,000 Northern Indiana Public Service 4J/2%
headed
company
Preliminary
Service
lines.—V
of the progress
profitable growth
is
that
tance
Public
product
resulting in long-term loans.Y
comparatively low rates of interest; that the company opened
new offices,
licensed by the Department of Banking; and that
with
costs
will be
offset by larger earnings
of 1963, Mr. Edgett said.
Edgett also announced that 47% of North American's stock
is now
publicly owned. This is nearly double the figure at the
time the corporation's stock was first offered.—V.
197, p. 1261.
Indiana
forest
year.
$6,652,928
Oxford's
•
Mr.
Northern
»
from private to public
ownership and
in 23 states and 4
foreign countries;
increased
during the year from four *
institutions lending $2,750,000 to 20 institutions
granting credits of
$6,215,000; that recognition has been gained from
major insurance
companies and other senior lenders,
However, these
during the last
increased
of
products
quarter
new
improve existing
1961.
has
now
that
record
a
above
1962
|
up
first
of
to
outstanding totaled $10,552,373 at Dec. 31.
1962, an increase
of
noted
report
the
loans
consumer
Among
earnings
from
seeking
Companies, Inc.—Net Up 55%—
President and
the preceding
59%
year
893,526
on
annual
These
the
will
all, major
of $412,098 before
Gold,
Oxford's
,
Lines
shares.
the
over
deveTpment
time
"These figures and comparisons reflect
but a part
that
was
made,"
Mr.
Gold
said.
"Because,
1963,
an
Van
in
earnings represent
earnings in 1961.
date
part
was
profit
a
share
per
to
summer
credit.
Mr.- Maytag told stockholders that the "combination of our record
results
tor
the
first nine
months with
the
expectation of some
additional
on
American
increased
same
these
Notes
larger number shares resulting
10% stock dividend paid in February were $2.12.
Though revenues tor the first quarter of 1963 are
earnings, because of increased
outlays
to
prepare
for
ago.
to $11279,020.
mo e than
tvioie
he
1932. Net profit after providing $5.-
the same
at
tax
$65,813,000
31,
A.
$782,278
or
cover
gains
share
per
per
revised
quarter
"although these three months
$2.25
share earnings forecast
shares
outstanding.
1962 earnings
were
$2.34
per
share on 810,262
provision.
season,
rose
March
$3,194,000
small
year
a
normal pattern."
months, Mr. Maytag reported that on-rating
the benefits received
last
summer
when
a
curtailed operations,
were
at a
record high
of $82,-
shown
the
than
quarter
nine
25%
or
931,000
busness
the
above
income
$3,170,000
a
its
including
revenues,
279,000,
peak
tax
that
commented
full
the
For
income
no
traditional
our
operating
increased net
were $4,077,000 a
37%
improvement
last year.
The third quarter net profit,
$2,184 020 for income
share, compared to $1.60
a
record
share against $1.72 at the same point in 1962.
Maytag said, totaled $28,590,000,
pro\idi:ig
;$1.04
that
during the January-March period
for the first three quarters of
revenues,
Mr.
17%
over
the
of
he
three
same
has reported
company
year (0 $2 94 per
Third quarter
•earnings,
President,
Jr.,
of
for North
The
,
an
$0.97
Lines—Revs. Up 7%; Net 6%
for
Y
by
lines.
An
increase of 244%
in
the company's net worth
ported; at the end of 1962 Oxford's net worth was
up 7%
over
1962, with earn¬
adjusted basis, up 6%
were fore¬
by James D. Edgett, President,
at
the
company's annual
shareholders'
meeting.
He
also
an¬
nounced that directors had declared the
regular quarterly dividend
of 12 Va
cents payable on July
19 to shareholders of
record
on
Y; July 5. -YY.;Y :'Y
% :'Y'Y.Y;-;Y^
Y:..Y%Y:% Y'YT YY":YYYY
ings
Airlines, Inc.—Revenues Up 17%—
Maytag.
$50,750,000
cast
«
National
of
product
af.ected
mcst
recorded
earnings
that
of
This
of
$1.03
seme
adversely
YY
and
'
Van
the
Oxford Finance
net
■
in
be
product lines' with one-way beer and bevercontinuing to show substantial improvement. Moderate
were
Net
13,680,340
..
k
P.
from \
ago.
to
emoliasire
to
at
1262.
Aaron
13,293,429
718.
p.
while
in
stock
common
prices
development
continued
bottles
gains
1244.
p.
trial
B.
.14,114,842
J.
processes.
p.
outstanding at end
above
and
we
rose
1,499,884
13,680,340
stock
common
per
outstanding
1,083,649
,
stock
common
depressed
"Sales
14,793,313
1,499,884
1962,
have been partially offset
by our continuing
program, which is expected to accelerate and have
impact on our e-rnings in t.'.e future. Oc.r
expenditures
processes
age
4,625,183
stocks
year
of
annual
meeting.
$6,725,065
down
were
continued
—-
period———.
Earned
801,780
for
of
of
1,083,649
\
$1.69
Narrow Fabric
L.
preferred
on
North American
sales
5,092,6o9
a
quarter
the
at
costs
and
8,142
15,614,726
requirements
as
and
19,418,496
—___
income
Shares
$20,359,147
800,000
taxes
c2,410
20,707,385
::
"Earnings
rising
research
19c2
79,185,130
19,410,354
'::.v,v"
—_J_„
first
taxes
per.od
dividend
products
84,359,579
—
V Y'Vy
deductions—
Balance
1962
t
1,601,780
„„
share
per
196,
1963
taxes
(lcss>_
or
—.1
same
and
favorable
for
10,073,000
10,885,554
20,644,975
the
after
mechanization
4CO.OOO
—
11,319,000
11,311,707
for
shareholders
8i
CuSts
'The
(150,000)
a
taxes
for
shareholders.
rising
•■'•■..•'"
(175,000)
told
earnings
the
,
preferred
were
sales
$23,258,836
before
income
income
'••
Net
sales
net
income
Federal
income
share
luaiuu
w,,.
Canadian
income
Gross
Namm-Loeser's, Inc.—Annual Report—
Combined
at
„—
&
Dividend
Year Ended Jan. 31—
ngiHs
taxes
Non-operating
2080.
p.
water
;
income
on
share
after
4,996,894
7,241,766
Total
operating revenue deductions—
Operating
income—_________
$6,549,244
—
before
Net
Falls
Federal
of
$146,068,453
requirements,
earnings
per
common
cents against 92 cen.s for the
1962 period.
"The severe winter weather
east of the Rockies
had an adverse
effect
on
operations during
the
flrss
quarter,". Mr.
Levis
told
45,737,916
under necessity ctfs. (deficit)
Amortization
Other
After
5,370,595
7,482,747
____
to
Chairman,
$ 1,533,059
$
98,595,484
49,060,530
—
Amortization
1961
292,278
sales
Profit
$
105,014,554
,
——■
Maintenance
as
1962
1962
Amount equal to reduction in Federal income
taxes resulting from:
Subs.)—Annual Report—
(&
revenues—
Depreciation
■"disappointing" but noted that sales continued on a "high plateau."
"We
remain
optimistic about the
balance of
tho
yeav/V Mr.;
Thomas said,
"and if we can believe today's barometers and eco¬
nomic forecasts new gains are quite likely."—V. 197, p. 240.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
1963
•
Operating
on
company's
compared
Quar¬
—
Levis,
Operation
29,010,147 shares.
March 28, Chairman Charles
on
Subs.)
Period Ended March 31—
share
same
the
(&
terly Report—
31
First quarter
on
quarter
Chronicle
the
the
program
In
year,
of
company
California
in
its first few months
of
operation
and
be further expanded this year, Mr. Boddiger said.
the company introduced a new rate book on the
Commissioner's Ordinary Mortality Table.
will
September,
second
Three new and
highly competitive policy contracts were also intro-
10
stockholders,
company's
95
at
for
Plans
call
1963
for
all of the com¬
expansion in
vigorous
a
adding that all
1963 have been
major lines of activity, Mr. Boddiger said,
preliminary forecacsts for the first three months of
exceeded during that period.
pany's
Sulphur Co.—Net Up Sharply—
Pan American
earnings during the first
quarter of *1963 amounted to $924,148, or 40 cents per share, up
from $556,543, or 24 cents per share during the initial quarter of
1962. This improvement in earnings is gratifying in many respects.
In
addition
to routine
marketing, problems, Canadian sulphur is
reaching world consumers in increasing quantities. In other words,
world-wide oversupply continues to grow, notwithstanding sustained
The
net
that
reported
has
company
lieu
sales
for
272,739
to
commencement
quarter of last year. This
sustained throughout the
current year and it is anticipated
that earnings during 1963 will
approximate or exceed the earnings of 1962, although the remain¬
ing three quarters will not necessarily show an average of first
224,289 tons during the same
output
is
expected to be
against
results.—V.
quarter
197,
Inc.
Airways,
World
American
Pan
costs
To
—
R.
W.
Grace
issue.—V.
this
Co.,
&
197,
819.
p.
reported an estimated net loss of $3,410,000
for the 1962 fiscal year. This lo£s compares with net income of
$5,668,000 for 1961. Apart from these results, sales of investments
and
other
assets
provided
a
profit of $1,642,000 during J!. 1962
against $1,480,000 profit in 1961 from sales of investments In chat
year, the company reported.
Gross income in 1962 totaled $106,286,000 down from $115,514,000
in the year ending Dec. 30,
1961.
The
Internal
Revenue
Service,
the company
noted, has been
has
company
Service's
the
will
such
in
Paterson Parchment Paper Co.—Net
$500,527
or
$1.08
recorded
in
share against $415,685 or
the
In
sales
Mr.
with
high
high
chronic
"The
"In
■
in
196,
last
that
outlook
copper
Executive
duction
for
said.
1963
is
levels,
"reasonably
that
copper
tion
{
•
further
.
Ltd.,
Purex Corp.,
i97,
issue.—V.
this
Mr.
Phillips
John
O.
Beattie,
President,
profit
net
a
for
has
the
reported
current
•
the
company
ending
1962.
•
creased
substantially with
including
He
also
>extensive
its
new
t.
that
reported
Beattie
Polvcast's
introduction
the
of
incurred
the
over
past
two
:
/
On
$10
April
of
years.—V.
;
''
.
•
197,
p.
"
Place,
1573.
v. '
.
..
.
•
2-for-l
a
16,
stockholders
1963
split
from
of
10
the
to
approved
increase
million
conimcn
the
an
amendment
April
to
common
shares
and
fo
shares
of
by
to
has
Purex
any
no
the
install
the
on
in
for
the
for
Provision
effect
Net
19,-1963.-
"R
Ro"
Dunn, PEPCo President, reviewed'briefly the company's
accomplishments during 1962.
He reported that earnings for the first quarter of 1963 amounted
to 54 cents per share, against 49c per share for the first quarter
of 1962.
Mr. Dunn commented on the sale in February of $50 million of.
43b%
first mortgage bonds maturing in 1998
and. tol'l. the stock¬
Net
for
with
the
of
sales' of
Shares
stock,
facilities
in
basis,
both
forms
per-
448.
p.
197, p.
761.
and
$133,813,000
and
ai-
wore
earnings
.
were
earnings
of
equivalent to £4 cents a
shares outstanding, against 30
on the same number oi' common
"
'/ ''
Co.
A
was
Class
—
A
Offered
On
—
approximately 43% of the
shares
and
about
82%
of
of
with executive offices and
manufactures and sells, on
the
of
turer
have been approved
The
Texas,
CAPITALIZATION
AS
5V4%'
1st mtge.
Celina,
in
Ohio;
1953
Authorized
Outstanding '
'"v;.' '
July 15 to Jan. 15, 1972
$1,000,000
V
$<?nn eoq
Class A common stock ($10 par)__
1,000,000 shs.
459,700 shs.
Class B common stock, (50c par1,200,000 shs.
936.000 shs.,
•
Jan..
on
and
1962
of
of
"
,*
underwriters
representatives, have made
and conditions
and
15
a
named below are acting as
firm commitment, subject to the terms
the
underwriting agreement, to purchase severally
jointly from the .selling stockholders the respective numbers
not
class
A
shares
set
forth
below:
'
Shares
Forgan
Kidder,
&
Sachs
20,000
Walston
Co.-—
20,000
Bingham,
Co.__
8,000
Co._^
&
&
Peabody
&
Co.
"Inc.
8,000
•
Becker
G.
Co.
&
McDonald
&
Proctor
Greene
&
Ro«fles,
Winston
193,
Inc.-
Paine
&
Ladd_
p.
&
4,000 "
&
2,000
2,000!
Inc..
&
Co._"___
2,000
Hughes'&
;
&
Smith," Hague
6.000
,
Co.2_i.__
&
Co.____
'
'
;
.
2,000
2,000 ;
2,000"
4,000
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
7 Co. Inc.L'____'_—___
2,000.'
Watling, Lerchen ■& Co._:
Yates, Heitner & Woods
-'
4,000
Co.
McCune
Schwabacher
.
4,000
—_.
C.
Co., Inc.__
6,000
Co.
&
Abbott,
—V.
:
Inc.
Kalman & Co.,
Raffensperger,
6,000
6,000
Shares
Inc._j__
Co.,
Walter
Hurry,
C.
Inc^ 6,000
Co
Walker
G.-H.
r
&
2,0-0'
2,000
*
?
644.
Exchange
15
.
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Net
The
Inc.—Quarterly Report— V
;;;
;
those
1962.
•
$22 .320,510
1,314 885
>
-
$0 38
"The
the
since
Up Sharply—
*
quarter profits were almost three
times
of last year and reflected the best first
first
first
quarter
1955,.
A** Lightfoot
sales and
trend .of. improved
Walker,
earnings
•
President, : announced. ;
is continuing into the
!ended March 31, 1963,-was $928,670,
after provision of $190,000 for Fed-!
eral. inc-me tax. For the first quarter of 1962 the company .re-!
ported net profit of $330,379, or Lb-cents' a common share, afterT
proviairn of $75,197 - for Federal income tax.
661,143
or
$0.56
1176 481
company's
quarter
Net
775.000
:
v
of
second
1 ,436,143
662 000
452B85
}
manufac-
note due $33,333.33
-semi-annually
19S,
plants
FEBRUARY 28.
OF
.
,
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
fv
national
accounting
and
$0.37
$23,209,128
a
and
by all the major domestic automobile
also maintains production
Los Angeles, Calif.
company
Dallas,
6,018,648
Registrar and Transfer Co.,
J.—V. 197, p. 519.
business
turers.
$0.44
to
specialized
'
merging
v..
production
company,
Dayton, Ohio,
standardized and
Goldman,
!.
modernization
and
systems and allied products.:
It is the leading manufac¬
official accounting systems for automobile dealers.
These
46.677,798
share_-_
at
and
A.
outstanding
-rV. .197,
in-
new
several
a
1962.
of
quarter
Reynolds
BUSINESS—The
Grant-Brownell
•
furnaces
$127,858,000
were
first
class
Glore,
——1__
on
oxygen
has
equipment,
None of the proceeds from the financing will accrue
the company as the stock was sold for certain
to
17,647,836
taxes_l_£_l_L________
and
embarking
was
improvement
16,514,927 common
quarter of 1962
p. 761.
-6,018.648
income
earnings
earnings
its
stockholders who will hold
stock.—V.
1963
plant
new
that the existing profit squeeze
by 33 Vb% last year in order to
first
64,325,634
r
1958',■
in
6.8%
to keep it competitive.—V.
quarter
2,252.620
*
from
1963, Glore, Forgan & Co., New York, and'
Grant-Brownell & Co., Dayton, O., were managers
of an underwriting group which announced the sec¬
ondary offering of 120,000 class A common shares of
Reynolds & Reynolds Co. at a price of $26 per share.
The offering was oversubscribed.
448.
"
in
197,
59.395.166
________________
by
auc during that petiod it
reduction program
and has
basic
said
the first period
$34,593,968
u.
increased
.■
declined
that it
dividend
pay
compared
Reynolds &
relationship
1963"
Earnings, before income ,taxes-__i^_"__'_^__
stock,
0.z25
being
are
-
•
.
1962, but dollar sales and earnings,
the price of aluminum in December.
in
first
$33,751,089
Period Ended March 31—
sales
C.35
0.35
April 17,
mutual* benefit
intention
additional
its
of
cut
the
16.090,979
Jersey City,. N.
0.35
were
a
in
shares.—V.
at
shares
common
the
fact
cost
necessary
quarter
75.486,145
transmittal,
0.275
*0.35
outstanding voting securities after the sale.
packaging.The
continue
,
million
Republic
help
outstanding
will
1
of
0.275
"
"
has reported that first quarter tonnage shipments
about the same as the high-level established in
company
first
cents
if
p.. 1017.
540.000
Purex
to
customers
«
were
the
to
program
reduce
$6,022,000 in
Net income
products
received
sheets
have
sales
announced
plants.
to
$5,048,000,
so
Subs.)—Quarterly Report-
Reeves Brothers,
Split Approved;
authorized
to 30 million
stick efective
been
of
intensive
it
cash
.
Net
Incorporation
value,
par
have
197,
of
outstanding
letter
a
$0,225
.
7.575
coated
zinc
aespite
most
2,675,619
p.
Per KM) lbs.
7.475
-
1962,
a
it
fected
The company is offering to
exchange up to 4,160 shares of its
preferred stock and 371,879 shares of common for the
preferred and
common
shares of Progress Manufacturing
Co.,. Inc., on a sharefor-share basis.
The offer expires April 23.
Accepting stockholders must forward certificates, .together with
in¬
Net Higher—
Articles
to be
Reading Tube Corp.—Exchange Offer—
products
new
sale
capital;
197,
listed
Increase
.
7.225.
-
Equitable Securities Corp.;
•
has
in
steel
The
Purex for several reasons; Both
pioneers
in
developing synthetic
Phillips
share
increases
are
7.525
dollar
per
which is
the
31,"
.
orders
several
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Stock
{
of
its
to
an¬
Dec.
a
light filter for use with the new Polaroid color film.
noted that the current fiscal year would be free of the
development costs, and production delays in setting up
plant,
..
backlog
the
.liabilities
Working
the
points
Reynolds Metals Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
initiated in 1954, even before •:
It is also interesting to
two 5%
general industry
assets
Current
Polycast, cast acrylic sheet and optical
specialities manu¬
facturer; sustained a net loss of $241,900 in 1961 and $131,800 in
) Mr.
would
income
Current
1963.
-
seem
for petroleum
we
'
sales--'
price
increase,
$5,325
'_
lbs.
program
from
have
so
or
plastic
that
selling
(&
__"
:
sheets
sheets
electro
conserve
appr.eciated to obtain an
of our industry and our
Period Ended March 31-
Net
/:
—V.
year
formed
approximately. $350
forced
1052.
Per
that
fiscal
.
of
6.55
UNDERWRITERS—The
Polycast Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
ticipates
stated
or
and
1C0
In
concerns.
Rayonier Inc.
1318.
p.
by
been
development
Stoneman
with
.Shares
s
of
grams.
p.
Phillips Petroleum Co.—Acquires Minority Interest
See
both
have
fabricating
and
strip-
;
million
$100
great.
so
unissued
made
was
Purex.
production
which
on
amount
—
.pnly last month
addition,
sale
of
the
stock
will
enable
Purex
to simplify
Its capital structure and< considerably improve
its working capital. It will also enable, Purex to more fully
engage
in necessary and
contemplated improvement1:and expansion pro-
produc¬
...."
,
..
..
3.8%
absorbed
announced
previously
and
research
of
Net
...
suffer
which
Milligan told the meeting.—V.
Phillips
and
detergents
in
prolonged interruption of production abroad, there should
be ample copper available to satisfy foreseeable demahd. Whether
or not a surplus develops depends largely upon the level of economic
activity in Europe, Mr. Page continued, pointing out that while
first quarter copper consumption abroad was lower than last year,
there was improvement
shown in February and March, and this
trend may continue.
Should a surplus of refined copper develop,
initiate
to
Phillips
pro¬
the
sheets
earnings
to
cash,
stock
is
"many producers would
curtailments."—V. 197, p. 1017,.
but
and
culvert
conducted
to
Phillips
Petroleum
Co.
of
Bartlesville,
Oklahoma.
represents about 8% of the Purex common stock outstanding
after the issue to
Phillips.
Alan C. Stoneman, President of
Purex, stated that this sale of
the
encouraging"
indicate
that
years
than
program
have
we
has
company
authorized
and
predicted
IuS
This
.
he
Mr.
1962.
in
.
an
Purex Corp. Ltd.—New Stock Interest—
consumption in the free world are in close balance.
Mr.
Page stated, with domestic consumption
running at a level
about equal to last year's record pace.
Domestic supplies appear relatively stable, he added, and unless
there
reduction
1957
Repub¬
for
Republic pointed out that it has had ho increase in the general
level
of
its
steel
prices since 1958;
in fact such prices have ?
declined since that time, while during the same period its costs
haveincreased
substantially.
There have been five labcr cost
increases
during' the period aggregating 50 cents per hour.
It
stated
that
its earnings
for 1962 were the lowest in lo years. •
£;vested
quarter
record
statistics
Current
since
principal
products
with
of
included
7.70
flat
per
Sales
received
we
$45,000,000 less
competitive pressures became
for
Republic's
steel
1%.
products
ton.
per
at
mill
products
strip
*Republic's
months aiid
two
wage Increases, prior to the 1963 general Increase.'-'
Unit
sales of
refined products in the recent
the
steel
selected
5.525
$0,275
Thus, our cash flow, actually increased over 1957. This :
accomplished by a reduction in income tax, in a larger measure
increased volume of sales and more importantly through
note
year.
The
Chief
the prices
case,
about
the-intensive cost
first three months of 1963 are estimated at •
$9,928,000. equal to 98 cents a share, Robert G. Page, President, told
shareholders
at
their
annual
meeting. This compares with first
quarter earnings of $10,833,000, or $1.07 a share, in 1962 when
the
corporation's mines were operating at lull
capacity.
Mine
production has been curtailed to 90% of capacity since September
of
rolled
prices had been in effect. In other words; our? potential de- 2
in earnings as between 1957 and 1962 was this $45,000,000 ■>'
The
Earnings during
approximately
its
axl
Long Ternes
through
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Net Lower-
$5.34
carbon
sheets
Galvanized
amortization.
2181.
p.
is
of
the
on
together
sheet
Galvanized
applicable Federal income tax.
Our earnings
in 1962 were
$6,500,000 less than in 1957.
However, in 1962 we absorbed about
$7,000,000 more in noncash charges for depreciation .depletion, ancM
.
objectives.—V.
Cold
less
the
products listed in
its price
currently and not subject to
affecting certain other steel orod-
Per 1(H) lbs.
rolled,
share
own
were
it.
demand
represents
value
prices
selected
rolled
crease
was
base
new
Cold
1
our
1962
1957
sales
increase
announced,
Hot
1573.
p.
although these disturbances
they must be considered and
understanding of the situation
company.
explained that the significant increase in earnings
past year was the "product of increased sales and a better
product mix, as well as a diligent and relentless cost reduction
porgram." '
-.>,v 'V;
Noting the "excellent progress" of Paterson's product research
and
market
diversification programs,
Mr. Leonhard pointed out
while sales to the food industry continue to account for a major
portion pf the company's total business, sales of new parchmentized
and nonparchmentized products now account for approximately 55-%
of the firm's total earnings.
"Thus, even without an increase in total production tonnage,"
said Mr. Leonhard,
"the continuing shift in sales from the food
industry to nonfood applications indicates further profits growth."
Describing the outlook for 1963, Mr. Leonhard said the company
has set earnings of $1.20 per share and sales of $13,500,000 as its
1963
197,
markets
of
number
Milligan said.
of the last six
problems
price
by
selected
New Base Price
duration," ,Mr.
price
adeauate
Leonhard
the
heavy
products
dollar
Galvannealed
the first
for
that
acute
the
selected
the'
were
'■
issue.—V.
this
results
large
a
selective
produced
commencing April 16
V\
to
Vb
cents
per
below:
Up 25%—
actual
still
con¬
,
price disturbances,
shorter
.
$12,610,173.
Mr.
in
for
/
March, we should earn at least $7,000,000 or 70 cents
share," Mr. Warner said.
In the first quarter of 1962
are
products
Plates
Corp.,
.
said that
of $13,190,884, up from
in sales was set in 1959
1962
in
previous
The
1961.
of
making
was
approximately
competition
announcement
The
was
"There
Leonhard, President,
E. R.
report,
all-time
am
in
it
steel
shipments
on
from
in
were
average
price
be one of the-best
in the recent history of the company," he added.
Warner
and Mr. Milligan expressed encouragement at the
years
of
:*
annual
1962
reached
$12,949,256
per
carbon
that
stated
total
Tne
higher level of gasoline prices prevailing in the quarter.
"The disastrous
price wars which persisted through the first
eight months of 1962 and which had such ah impact on profits in
the petroleum industry abated somewhat in the fourth quarter, and
the price structure has continued at improved levels
through the
first three months of 1963," Mr. Milligan said.
Pure's first quarter
realized
prices for regular grade gasoline averaged three-quarters
of a cent per gallon above the 1962 period, shareholders were told.
to
these
lic's
$5,640,000, or 57 cents a share.
favorable product prices, 1963 should
net
"Given
cents per share
90
1961.
of
profits will show an increase of roughly 25%
period last, year, shareholders were told at the
by Rawleigh Warner, Chairman, and Robert L.
basis
common
Pure's
.
the
effective
amount
foreign
severe
...
for
estimate
Up 20%; Rec¬
that earnings in 1962 jumped 20%
reported
has
company
■
Accident
Reliance
1017.
ucts.
The total sales value of
these selected products represents
approximately 2o%
of Republic's
total uollar sales value of
all
its steel mill products for 1962.
The total dollar increase in prices
34%—
President.
the
"On
ord Sales—
The
1962.
Co.—Net
meeting
annual
the company added that in the interests of prudent man¬
a provision was made in 1962, out of retained earnings,
amount of $5,000,000 for possible additional taxes of the
years
involved.—V. 196, p. 2585.
•
/
an
Republic
quarter net
Milligan,
However,
agement,
prior
Oil
Pure
on certain adjustments
proposed and that
adjustments through all available avenues.
position
contest
Georgia-Pacific
First
a
thac
announced
of
were
in
range
the
from the comparable
examining the corporation's tax returns for the years 1953 through
1960. The company stated that it is in complete disagreement with
it
of
period
same
Proposed Merger—
See
Paramount Pictures Corp.—Shows Loss for Year—
The
the
for
has
some
on
announcement
Puget has an application pending
before the
Utilities and Transportation Commission for approval
of. a G\2% increase in rates ■vuncn would provide about $3,000,000
a
year
to help meet these additional power costs, it points out.
First
quartet net income before preferred dividend requirements
was
$1,827,319, a decrease of $599,167 from the $2,426,486 shown
Buy
oianaara
with
p.
pound.
with the
from the large Rocky
power
ior
payment
tu
Co.,
197,
increases
and
connection
in
merger
Insurance
company
Such
states.
company
Panagra Stock—
See
full
uie
ior
Reliance
Republic Steel Corp.—Price Increase Announced— '
The
increases
Washington
1017.
p.
of
piuviue
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
Project on the Columbia River. The total increase in power
in
1963
is
expected
to be approximately
$9,00C,000, the
Reach
accelerated
primarily
$2,094,000,
increased
periods
tons
gross
win
with
the.
as
..
surviving corporation.—V.
Co.
has
company
.
fuel,
conversion to natural gas as
to
"C" oil consumption.
the
quarter amounted
Bunker
of
Total
due
savings
important
and
$145
reported that for the first quarter of 1963
ended March 31, net earnings were $1,508,000 or 42c each on the
3,593,501 shares outstanding, down 34%
from $2,288,000 of 64c a
common share
for the same 1962 period.
Gross
operating
revenues
for the first quarter of 1963 were
$13,434,000 as against $12,394,000 for the similar period of 1962, an
increase
of $1,0*0,000.
However, tne cost of power in the same
improvement, in over-all consumption,
,
Increased earnings may be attributed to expanded volume,
ex¬
treme
economies, greater over-all efficiency, improved technology
in
to
Puget Sound Power & Light Co.—Net Down
The
isuj,
tinuing
million,
up from $138 million in the corresponding period of
1962, an in¬
crease
of $7 million or 5%, the President said.
He attributed the
inciease to the continuation of the company's regular growth pat¬
tern and
the effect pf the colder weather during the period.
Ex¬
penses for the three months, he pointed out, were $111 million, an
increase of $5 million or 5%
over those for the 1962 period.
Earnings available for common stock amounted to $24,500,000
and were
$1,800,000 or 8%
more than those for the
first dhree
months of last year and, on a per share basis, were $1.58 against
$1.46, the stockholders were informed.—V. 197, p. 1215.
amounted
months
three
first
the
ji,
Insurance
;
for
Revenues
women.
career
;
jL»ec.
the annual meeting of
share, Donald C. Luce, President, disclosed at
Mr. Boddiger disclosed. These included the
"Mark IV" modified whole life plan, a VIP Life paid up
plan and a Retirement Income Endowment at age 62 for
during the year,
duced
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1638)
1 ,175,181
'
46
quarter," he said.
profit for the quarter
cents.a
common
share;
,
Domestic
.
,
holders
that
million
r
construction
that
these
plans
additional
had
not
funds.—V.
funds
would
197,
p.
be
planned
developed as
program
been
needed
for
to
this
the
to
finance
year.
method
the
$90
He
indicated
for
obtaining
1262.
Reliance Insurance
t
4624,000,000
tne
Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Share
Offer„
•"
.
See Reading Tube
Corp.,
this issue.—V.
197,
p.
Exchange
519,
Stock
$27,979,764,
Split, Merger Ap-
for
sales
the
first
against. 1962 first
three
months
of
sales
of
quarter
1963
amounted
$26,932,452,
to'
which;
unprofitable divisions since so1 d or dis-1
proved—
continued.
First quarter 1963 sales by Rheem subsidiary and affili-!
At 1
ated companies,abroad, not included in domestic. sales figures, are!
special meeting and the regular annual meeting on April
17, l?o3 stockholders apm-oved a two-for-one
running at. an annual rate of about $85,000,000, up from $75,000,000!
split of the autho¬
rized
capital stock, an increase in authorized caoital st->4c fro 1 L in 1962, Mr. Walker said.—V. 196, p. 2081.
""
}
k
t
to
.merger
Insurance
;
Co.
The
$30.000 000
of
and
a
merger
-Standard.»Accident
agreement
^Insurance
Co.
included
sales
product
by
providing-for
into
(& Subs.)—Net Higher—
Royal Crown Cola Co.
Re'iance
Ci.
-2-fcr-l
split
will
be
accomplished
by
reducing the oar
value of each share from $10 to $5 and
'increasing: the .authorized
shires from 2.400,000
to
4,800,000," effective as of the. close of
business on April 19, 1963.
.
•
'
Earnings for the three months end^d March 31, 1963 amounted»
V':to $294,858, after providing $338,000 for Federal and state incQme
taxes:- as compared with-earnings of $211,385 for the correspond¬
ing 1962 period, after providing $255,000 for Federal and state
income taxes, according to W. H. Girn'i
^reridenir.i "
'
At March 31, 1963, there were 1,163,507 shares of common stock
outstanding. Based on this number :of . shares, earnings were 25c
.
V Public Service Electric
«
in
The company,
revenues;
&
Gas
Co.—Revs., Net Up
forthe first three months of 1963, showed increases
earnings available for"ommon:stock,' and earnings-per-
"The increase of authorized... capital
s30.000.000 was
voted
future -stock
to
dividends,
life company.
The merger
carry
and
-
stock
from-$24,000,000
out the provisions of
other
the
possible-acquisitions
stock
to
split,
including
a
•
agreement,"to be effective at
.
the
close
of business
on.
..
:
-
■
-
.
:
Continued
on
pagg
54
(1639)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Eorsey Corp.,
Dividend
tables.
announcements
In
nounced
first
indicate
we
during the current
second
a
the
table
in
grouped
are
which
all
the
Then
week.
show
we
in
the
two
t>
an¬
StOCKnoiders
ior-1
Dun
previ¬
payments
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
i'-VPer
When Holders
Name,of Company
i*
Adley. Corp.
Alabama
Share
(quar.)
-
Power
5-15
7-
6-12
1
4.60%
'
preferred
(quar.)___
$1.15
7-
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.23
7-
1
12Vic
5-
1
4-12
12V2c
5-
1
4-12
Albertson's, Inc., class
Class B <(quar.)_J
Alabama
•
6%
1
S5.50
series A
Mills
Alan
A
(quar.)___
Alloys" &
Alside,
-
common
(quar.)_;
-
42Vic
-____
omitted
Chemicals
(quar.)
this
at
$1.25
V
of
America,
omitted
common
at
>$3.75 preferred -(quar.)American Airlines, common
30c
(quar.)
S'/2%
93%c
(quar.)
American
American
Meter
American
Petrofina,
Class
6-
1
1
5-15
5-29
5-15
5Vi%
5%
preierred
5%
Arizona
;
■
Public Service
$2.75. preferred series B
$2.62%
preferred series
$2.50
preferred
$2.40
preferred
preferred
$1.10
preferred
Coast
31 Vic
RR.
$4.50
5-
6-1
5-13
3c
5-
'
$1.12
Bangor
Tools
1
(quar.)____
Realty & Construction Gorp._
•
—
0%
6-
10c
Gas
6-28
,
.
A
(s-a)
A
6
5
4-30
6-
5-
4Va%
One
Lite
class
Brush,
1
5-10
7-
1
5-31
20c
5-
1
(quar._)_——
•
AA
tquar.)
—
5-
1
Co.,
.preferred
Service
Co.
iquar.)—
Outdoor
General
Steel
Advertising
Industries
(quar.)__—
Vi"..uam
Ccmmon
(quar,)
Gamble
of
America
National
Trust
6-
8
5-17
Paramount
6-28
6-14
Farker
(S.
5-22
7-
1
5-22
1
5-22
preferred
iquar.)___
59%c
preferred
preferred
(quar.)__
53Vsc
7-
1
5-22
66c
7-
1
5-22
Petrolite
7-
1
5-22
Bank
of,
Beam
Montreal
(James
%47Vic
(quar.)
B.)
Distnling
(quar;-)^__
20c
1
5-
6-
5
5-
4,36%
Grand
(quar.)__i
Union
Stock
(quar.)
Co.
Lakes
Great
Northern
1
I5c
5-24
2%
5-24
7-
6-
25c
—__
(quar.)——
6-15
—
4-22
2
7
5-25
Inc.—•
income
and
and
.
15c
4?30
4-18
Beverly National Bank (Mass.) (quar.)
Binney & Smith Inc. (quar.)____-__
50c
4-22
-4-16'
15c
6-10
5-24
5c
5-1
4-15
Block
(H.
Blue
■
R.)
(quar.)
Mutual: Fund
investment
net
.
&
Ridge
(quarterly
income)
Inc.
Boston
income)
Bourns,
(quar.)
7c
_______!
6-
4
5-
Inc.
(stock
British
American
Petroleum
5-15
5-28
Co.,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Co., Ltd.—
(5s out of capital
4-24
1
5'.'2%)
19c
a
6-7
6-14
Brown
Company (quar.)_
10c
Fintube, Co.. (quar.)20c
5-17
Bruck
Mills,
$30c
6-15
(quar.15c
6-15
5-24
Brunswick
Buck
Hill
Corp.
Falls
Buckingham
A
class
partic.
(accunr.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
A .common-
class
4-19
6-1
2nd
Fund
(quar.)
California-Pacific
5%
1
preferred
5-
(From
California
25c
Water
Service,
common
series
C
(quar.)_
preferred
series
D
(quar.)
ser.
5.20%
convertible
ser.
Inc.
Centennial
'
60c
(quar.)
E
ser
preferred
P
G
J
ser,
Electric,
payment omitted'at
Aircraft (quar.)_;—
of
from
(quar.)
34%c
5-15
4-30
12Vic
Class
A
common
(quar.)
20c
5-15
4-30
.
12c
Production
preferred
Continental
A
Inc.
(Wis.)
8
,
6J/2 %
Littlefuse,
Little
5-22
Corp.
5-15
1
5-
1
•
(quar.)_______
5c
Delaware Income Fund, Inc.
(quar.)________
Dennison Mfg., class A common
(quar.
8% debenture stock
(quar.)___
5-20
12c
Detroiter
DeVegh
_
&
Diamond
) $4
undistributed
Dodge
interest
Houses,
Inc.
(No
action
this
taken
shares
time.)
common
..
v..-
5-24
5-10
11c
5-14
4-30
2nd
preference
Star
.
(stock
Gas
Cement
6-28
6-12
Long
$1
7
6-15
„
5-20
5-20
16c
" '
4-15
6-
about
Stock
Corp.
May
1
4-29
31,
at
'
Inc.,
class
Manhattan
Shirt
Life
Masco
.
&
Screw
Dillon
Co.
?
Bolt
&
Co.
action
taken
Scythes &
Sealed
Sealright-Oswego
5-20
4-30
5c
,
4-25
32 Vic
6-15
6-
6-1
5-10
6-10
1
5-22
1
5-10
6-10
5-17
5-15
4-30
50c
6-10
5-17
9-10
55-
6-
1
5-
Soss
3
25c
6-10
5-15
Co.
(quar.)
—
Co.
1
5
6-
~20c
6-10
10c
10-15
5-
5-15
20c
5-20
1
4-25
5-24
%
'
10-
1
17 Vic
6-
4-20
1
5-10
5-15
4-19
_______
'.Wtr
;%
10c
5-13
4-27
5c
.___
5-15
5-
•'
!
■
; ;
/,
-
*
1
5-15
5-
6-10
5-10
8-
1
7-12
8-
1
7-12
5-15
5-
1
1
at
j:25c
25c
common
A
(s-a)____.
(Conn.)
Co.
Public
preferred
6-11
5-10
4-25
5-31
4-15
5-31
6
5- '5
5-31
5-
5
5-31
5-
5
6-
6
5-
6
6-
1
5-15
1
7-19
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
1
8-
1
7-19
27Vic
8-
1
7-19
$1.15
8-
1
7-19
$1.18%
8-
1
7-19
$1.40%
27%c
—
8-
$1.10
(quar.)
California
88-
$1.03%
$1.06%
(quar.)__—:._
8-
1
7-19
8-
1
7-19
5-
1
4-
7-19
Edison—
Racing
(quar.)
(annual)
Investors
Southwestern
States
Common
;
r10c
—
5-15
4-30
36c
6-3
5-
1
36c
6-
3
5-
1
33c
(quar.)
Inc., common
(quar.)
preferred .(quar.)
*
Water
1
5c
—
6-
3
5-
1
Telephone—
preferred (quar.)
preferred'(quar.)
Stamford
6-25
5-10
92V2c
—
(quar.)j>
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
$4.50
5-
97V2c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
($25 par)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Southland
Spiegel,
4-20
5-20
40c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$1.32
4-26
2G'/2c
(quar.)
$1.44
4-11
6-10
29%%
(quar.)
4.36%
6-15
1
10c
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
5-28
7-- 2
5-
Service—
preferred
preferred
5.62%
6-11
$1
6
Co.—
(quar.)
3.90%
4.75%
5-15
26'/2c
Company
4.60%
1
25'/2c
(quar.)
Edison
3.70%
4.40%
6-
15c
(quar.)
4.40%
4-30
5%
dividend)
(quar.)
4.25%
5-
5-15
40c
iquar.)
iquar.)
preferred
4.15%
5-27
30c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
(stock
preferred
Common
5-15
15c
7V2c
Development
Southwestern
4-23
1
50c
4.24%
Southern
1
6-
40c
class
Manufacturing Co.
California
4-26
5-
$1.25
$1
Trust
preferred
5-20
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas
5-20
30c
(quar.)1
Co.,
&
5-13
6-
25c
Co.,
&
1
6-10
».
auar.)__
4.78%
5-15
$0.0331
(quar.)
payment
(quar.)
Texas
4-25
6-
20c
31
5-15
$1
Co.
Industries
4.08%
5-24
18 Vic
—
Oil
Southern
5-24
6-15
S.)
South
5-15
$1.21
5-
20c
35c
(quar.)
Bank
Jersey
8
6-
4c
Insurance
<T.
South
8
—
8-15
85c
.
Corp.—
(initial
preferred
Smith
8
1
5%:
(quar.)
3
4-39
9-18
35c
1
(quar.)
Smith-Alsop Paint & Varnish
2-17
1
6-
$80c
(quar.)_—
20c
(quar.)___.
(quar.)—
Falls
Investors
Sinclair
11-15
6-
,
4-
10c
(initial-quar.)
"common
on
Corp.
Simmons Company
8-16
$37 Vic
—
6-14
4-30
5c
Shenango Valley Water Co., 5% pfd. (quar.)
In American Industry, Inc._—
J80C
iquar.)
Ltd
common
Second
4%
dividend)
3
3
6-14
$60c
5%
5-17
5-
5-
10c
Shares
55C
—
Co.
Power
Sherwin-Williams
common
1
this time).
4-19.
6-
5
Si,
(quar.)
!
of America—
Corp.
4-30
65c
A
Corporation
Matheson
(quar.)
common
class A
5-10
1
*.
(quar.)
5c
(quar.)
Trucking
Salant.
5-
$1.25
8
split.
-
55c
25c
Stockholders approve a two-for-one splitLucky Stores, Inc. (quar.)2_i—
—_—2'.,
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co. (quar.)_2-,———
Lyons-Magnus,, class B——^—v———'
M-G,
two-l'or-one
a
dividend
4-30
Lighting—
Manhattan
,
.
5-
In¬
shares
'
6-10
5-15
5-15
Island
4-29
iquar.)
Corporation,
Simsbury
(quar.)
(quar.)
Service
Life
18
Paper,
common
(quar.)
$3.40 preferred (quar.):.
$4
preferred (quar.)
,
12Vic
37V2c
payment
5-1
preferred
each
common
A
5-14
Kratter
01
^—-
Co., common
Louisville
4.84%
4-25
5-15
dividend).
Income
for
Corp.
Co.,
5-15
8c
—i~
(quar.)
Mfg.
Gas
4-17
6-
Haas
19c
3-10-64
4-30
-
approved
50c.
5c
$1.10
Lone
5-17
5-10
Insurance Co.—
Johnsbury
(No
8-16
Londontown
4-26
5-17
5-29
J 78 Vec
(stock
Scott
11-15
4-30
35c
.
(quar.)__%__
*
St.
12-10
5-
■
5-15
5-29'
J15c
(quar.)
A
Salant
5-31
$1.10
5-15
45c
.
"
4-29
5-31
stock
4-29
6
A
American
Class
6-30
9-10
5-6
3
■1.0
1
4-24
7ViiC
2Vzc
Royal Bank of Canada (quar.)
Royalties Management
Rudy Manufacturing Co.
6-14
$1.10
6-
1
5-1
V
(Canada)
Indiana
Rothmoor
5-10
Inc.—• /
A
'"
25c
Investment
preferred
15c
(quar.)
shares
Ltd.,
5-
(quar.) y-.ivtlSc
(quar.)_
of
&
4%
2-17
preference
A.
_!
(quar.)
Stockholders
15c
5-17
6-3
;
class
•,
of
Reliance
20c
6-10
1st
Ltd.,
Co.
Seotten
(quar.)
Groceterias,
6-
held)
$12c
3-10-64
$1.50
5-24
40c
4-17
50c
Louisiana
(quar.)_______________i
on
•
_
56c
income).
___^^
Douglas, Aircraft—
'
1
Trust-4-
Manufacturing
split—
3%C
10c
"
'.
investment
(quar.)
Investment
Beneficial
Dobbs
(quar. )_
Raynolds Co. (quar.)
Alkali, common -(quar.)__^_______
preferred
Diocesan
.:
Homes
Mutual Fund—
(From
Devoe
Mobile
'
12-10
5-15
25c
-
$2
5-
6-14
5-15
$1.10
Loblaw
Baking
4-24
35c
6-
stock
Original
Original
4-24
5-15
25c
Quarterly
4-30
5-15
$1.21
Rohm
Original stock
Original stock
15c
(quar.)______
5-
4-24
$1.37 V'a
3
50c
Quarterly
30c
4-10
5-15
5-31
Quarterly
5-7
4-17
4-20
5-
Inc.
3
4-19
4-30
Light-—
share
New
RR—Special
5-15
3c
■
1
Liggett &.Myers Tobacco (quar.)—
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
Miami
5-15
1
Portland Cement (quar.)
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
5-3
Packing Co., 4Vi%
preferred—
Dividend payment deferred.
Park
preferred
1
ioc
,
Airlines,
4-29
6-
6-
——
on
6
7-
Fund—
held
5-20
5-
$1.75
(quar.)
Mines
each' 100
6-10
split
<quar.)__
__'
preference
Simms
Central
4-29
35c
5-14
$1
4-30
5-31
Lake
6-1
(quar.)____
1
:
Chemicals
surance
Fund—
common
5-16
Corp.—
6-
5-15
Common Stock Fund—
(from net investment income)
for
common
10c
5-
6-13
31 Vic
6-10
—
25c
1
4-22
1
6-
(Quarterly from income)
:
Corp; (stock dividend)—
(Three
shares
of
Canal-Randolph.
6-
6-
5-24
1
7-
50c
(from net investment income)
Series S-2
4-30
20c
6-15
5-
40c
Keystone Income
6-28
3
12!/2c
lTVzc
Rockwell-Standard
(quar.)—_____
t quar.)
Income
Seiies K-,1
7
1
—_
Building
Gold
6-
12V2c
(quar.)
&
'
6-10
Cudahy
Deer
Broad
Keystone
9c
(s-a)___
Investment
5-
4-25
5-
Company iquar.)_—.——
Custodian Funds—.
..'7.Vic
(quar. >_
Paper, class A (quar.)_____
(quar.)______-;____________.
Papers,
5-31
1
3
Lehigh
(accurn.)___:
b-
6-
4
'
A
5-17
ioc
10c
4-30
5-1
3
4-30
5-20
.
Corp.—
Consolidated
6%
3
6-
6-
«&
Corp
5-10
4-30
6-28
50c
(quar )
4-19
25c
preferred
5-22
5-15
Republic Industrial Corp. (resumed)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco (quar.)
2Vi-for-l
a
5-15
5-31
40c
5
4-30
Lithographing Co., Ltd.—
Stock
6-T
6-
6-
5c
5-20
4-27
Knickerbocker.
3c
15c
5
6-27
4-30
5-15
'45c
6-11
31c
.
5-15
1
12 Vic
1
ioc
Company,! class. A
6 Vi %
7
20c
6-
(quar.)
5-10
7"
(quar.)
Products,
Reinsurance
4-15
5-1
income 1
Rcheis
4-12
5-17
Kratter
(Los Angeles)
Consolidated
1
4-26
5-15
Locks
B
5-
5-31
5-15
$1.3437
Corp. of America (quar.)
Sand & Stone (quar.)_
Combined Insurance Co. of America
Class
Reichhold
4-30
$1.12Vi
Colonial
'
5-10
15c
28c
(quar.)
5
6-4
pfd.
Keystone Steel
Wire (quar.)
King Louie International, Inc.
Kings County Trust (quar.)_.
Colonial
Combined
1
6-
10c
6-
4-30
6-
5-
(quar.)
5-1
5-14
7-
62V2C
(quar.)______
Extra
1
(s-a)__
Stores
5-
time.
4-16
7-25
_____—75c
7%
6-15
_
4-30
26c
6-27
—
5-22
1
Jl5c
5-29
—1—
5-15
1
5-29
.
pref.
(quar.)__
Corp. (quar.t
25c
—
$3c
(quar.)_
25c
Cochrane-Dunlop Hardware, class
Acceptance
&
Keystone
4-30
4-30
__•
this
investment
Yellow * Cab
Citizens National Bank
Colonial
4-30
5-15
6-19
ap¬
6-12
4-18
(quar.)—.—
M.)
Company
Ketchum
Boston—
(Semi-annual
Chicago
4-30
5-15
4-19
40c
Power
Milk
4-
Fund—
Inc.
approve
Kerr-Addison
5-15
preferred
(quar.)_______
Industries—
Fund
Kaufman
Kellwood
32Vic
(quar.)________
Dividend
Chase
4-30
4-30
32 Vic
.
Quinte
Corp.—
Stockholders
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
Cessna
Kaiser-Nelson
1
5-15
b-io
$1.06V4
$1.25
income)
D.),
(Earle
5-15
33Vic
(quar.)
the
60c
(quar.)
4-29
13%c
:
———
Department
5-15
5-15
to
Commission
>V
17 Vic
(quar.)
$15c
5.38%
,
6-
5-15
...
33c
(quar.)
i___
common*,
4.50%
Century
27Vic
33Vic
(quar.)___
Central Louisiana
6-15
(quar.)_
H
ser.
___
Mortgage, Ltd.,
preference
.
;—
1
Reid
(quar.)
Trust
(Richard
Jorgensen
*
preferred
convertible preferred
convertible
Caressa,
1
32 Vic
;__c_
V
1
6-
(quar.)_
preferred
5.30%
5.20% convertible preferred
5Vi %, convertible preferred
'
6-
6-15
27V2c
5.28%
5.36%
.
6-15
5-31
(quar. 1
%0
3-25
6-: 1
(quar.)
4.40%
,
4.-17
(quar.l__
5% convertible preferred
5Vi%. preferred
(quar.)
■
5-15
6e
(quar.)
Co.,
Co.
Oil
4-30
5c
(quar.)
common
International Harvester Co.,
Textbook
Interstate
6-15
&
Rayonier, Inc.
—
Foundation
5-22
3c
(quar.)
Service
(quar.)
15c
—
tquar.)—.
investment
4-30
5
5-15
iquar.)
Inc.
6%c
-
International
22Vic
;_v
common
■'
securities
(s-ai
preferred
Gas
Institutional
3
25c
:
Utilities,
from
•
u"
4-
5-1
'
Irwin
California
Co.
6-
31 %c
10c
4-30
•
ordin-
—.—2——
5-15
5c
Pure
14%c
of 5c from
(initial)
Chemical,
preferred
Hugoton
5-15
Ltd.,
5-15
1
J30c
preferred (quar.)___
preferred (quar.)
.
(One
$5
$24c
Brown
and
Equities
Jones
Hooker
final
.-
(quarterly
income
$4.25
'__
1
6-
•
April 1!)_„
Automotive Components
Pullman.
4-15
7-2
Herfi
•
plus
reserve
dividend)
.6-
$25c
6-
1
$1
Laboratories
.
income
profits and divi-
Handmacher-Vogel (quar.)
Hemenway Furniture Co.—
516% convertible preferred
4-30
dividend)-—100%-
Oil
'
—i——
<
H-DA
ary
4-30
,
6-
(s-a)_^
effective
>
Prufcoat
8
ordinary
profits)
from "investment
____—,
British
5-15
10c
j
4%c from
dends)
Series
from
;
(quarterly
Fund
32VaC
$1.12V2
common
Pictures
Common
r—30c
"
10c from securities
Hanover
$0,065
Bobbie Brooks,
4-17
]
Corporation
(quar.30c
of.America_„_%_-____i
25c
Precision
.from
8c
Fupds—Series H-C7—
(Quarterly of
6-14
Beneficial Corp.
5-15
4-30
1
$1.31 %
Sulphur
C.)
Puget Sound
from
Hamilton
4-30
7->l
5-31
Potomac Electric Power Co.—
Stockholders approved a two-for-one
4-22
20c
________
(quar.)
Paper
Capital,
27Vic
'
—
iquar.)
Paper
ordinary
capital gains)
■.
—:____54%c*
dividend
Great
(22c
—
(quar.)—.
preferred
Company
Gillette
3
6-1
.
,.
40c
$1 50
Potash Co.
5.1:8%
6-14
5-31
4-26
(quar.)______2__v
Patterson <C. J.) Co., 5%
pfd.' (quar.)__
Peabody Coal Co., common iquar.)
5% convertible prior preferred (quar.)
Petroleum Exploration (increased)
4.84%
50c
4-26
Parkersburg-Aetna
6.30
Savings
'
5-
5-17
(quar.)_
(quar.)____,^___i___
Products
7-
..
&
Quarterly
5-15
5-17
Robinson
American
Package
■
Bank
60c
.
.
5-10
ioc
;
Ltd.,
Glass,
preferred
4 %
4.25%
4-30
3
5-25
2%
E'una
Owens-Illinois
4.75%
9
1
5-
""III
(quarj
Hampshire)
Cwen.-corning Fibergias
Pan
55c
4-15
5-24
25c
(quar.)
Express,
5-15
.
4-15
5-
__
iquar.)
of the Public
6-10
—_
1
5-20
quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation
20c
(quar.)—_——
1
5-
and to the shareholders
approval May 27
Overland
5
Service—
otreet
Pall
_______
preferred
5-
35c
J
^
Rockland Utilities-—
Two-for-one stock split subject
5-16
General Telephone & Electronics—
4.40%
iquar
(increased
,
preferred
4-18
25c
5-17
18c
(New
preferred
6-17
_
6-
6-10
CI
4-24
32V'2c.
—
J.)
(quar.)
Public
45c
(quar.)
N.
(quar.!_J
Brake
5-" 1
_______
6-14
II__H
$1
_■
D
5-15
6V4C
common
37V2c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
5- 1
6c
Orange &
4-24
80c
dividend)-—
(stock
A
6-
5%
____—17V2C
iquar.)—
Insurance
4-30
55c
(Wash
(Dovei%
iquar.)
proval
——-—
Ltd.
4-30
5-15
1
25c
(quar.)_
Okanagan Investments, Ltd.
1
5-17
1
income)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Railroad
Common
5%%
5-15
4C
A_
ciass
J.)
Air
Northern
6
6-21
t$l,25
4-15
6-15
25c
(quar.)____
1
5-15
7-
45c
J30c
investment
preferred'
Northwestern
17%c
,__
<s-a»—
of Canada,
Co.
Company
General
5-3
5-25
.___,
1
5-
4-26
40c
dividend
York
4-19
4-26
6-
30c
(John
Stock
Pacific
1
4-
7
class
preierred
Motor
4%
4-15
5.
Ltd.,
Gardner-Denver
4-15
4-30
•
(quar.)___u_—12Vac
Aroostook
&
.
5-
4-15
5-15
40c
5-
5-15
'
—
1
4-15.
5-1
10%
!___
5-15
12c
(Tulsa)—
5-
4-15
1
$2.40
Nesbitt
1
4oc
_
Tulsa
Bank
Vlcieo,
Nelly Don, Inc.
Neptunj Meier,
New
5-15
4-10
5-
2
4-22
5%
3
5-1
30c
(quar.)
dividend
i__
Oil
& Trust
dividend
Class
3
6
l
5-
1
5-
5-10
Inc.—
Products
Union
1
.
5-
5-
15c
(quar.)_
5-
5-20
5-
5-
Growth
Baker
<
4-26
Quarterly
4-23
5-3
'
5-1
10c
ll%c
S.) & Co. (quar.)___
Aztec Oil & Gas'(stock dividend)
55c
45c
of
Dairy
National
'
5-1
6-12
1
5-15
Fuller
5-1
6-12
6-
1
.6-
4Vic
6-15
4-30
Fianklin
5-1
(qua60c
(L,
25c
85c
Bank
National
F'oxboro
5-1
1
5-14
10c
5-1
50c
■
____
preferred
Stock
Ayres
1
6-1
-$1.08%
____
common
1
6-
27Vic
_____
Physics & 'Science Fund, Inc
Augusta Newspapers, class A (quar.)_
6Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
6-1
5-28
13c
5-1
60c
Atomics
preferred
Avondale
Mills,
25c
5-21
6-
5%
5-1
6-1
4-15
6-14
5-10
15c
4uc
~
~I~~
(quar.)
National Savings & Trust
Co.
Frying Tiger Line, Inc.—
5-15
1
4-25
5.0c
2__—
iquar.)
Works_____t—
National
Ford
5-15
6-
62Vic
(quar:)__
5c
(quar.________
Corporation
Stock
5-15
59c
Atlantic Coast Line Co., common
Altas Brass Foundry
(quar.)
6%-
1
4-30
—_
1
6-1
65%c
:
.
Line
5-
5-15
4-30
42%c
~
(quar.)__.
Fund,
from
Bank
National
5c
6-14
5-15
1
6-. 1
.
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)__
(quar.)
6-
68%c
(quar. i_
preferred ' (quar.)____
Atlantic
5-15
.6-
31 %c.
__
(quar.)____—
series A
('quar.)_
$2.36
$4.35
25C
(quar.)
C
>
6-14
5-20
-IIIIIZZIZII
(quar.)
(s-ai_^
National
Bearing
Eittings,
37 Vic
—_
common
>
-
1
Foundation—
shares
Fund
(Quarterly
V:
.
First Southern Co., 7% preierred (quar.)
First
Wisconsin
Bansshares
(quar.)_______
34%c
Co.,
shares.
Co.
Investment
National
12c
5-10
5
Mutual
meet¬
First
4-30
6-
annual
'.Monthly __>2__—____uu__i._____
First National Real Estate Trust
'
(quar.).
preferred (quar.)___L__—
preference
(quar.)^_
'
5-10
the
May 23 on a proposed two-forsplit on the class A and class B
Monthly
4-30
40c
5-15
Cement
Investing
Beneficial
6-14
7-
$0,137
(quar.)
Morrison-Knudson
Growth
1
2
(quar.)
,
5-31
5-10
15c
___
Seating co. tquar.,_____________
American Sugar Refining Co. (2-for-l stock
split subject to approval of stockholders
April 17)
..."V
American Water Works, common (quar.)!
6%
preferred
tquar.)
;
6-14
15c
A___
First
Co.
Gas
Portland
on
Semi-annual
5-15
6-
American
*
6-14
30c
class
,
1
25c
25c
(quar.)
Inc.,
B
7-
Gas
Natural
Missouri
Mutual
41c
6-14
7-
62Vic,
__
Interest
5-17
1
6-14
55c
Pidelity & Deposit iMd.t (increased quar.)_
Fidelity Union Trust (quar.)
^
Pirsi National Bana (Spring Valley, N. Y.)—
5-17
87 Vic
•_
preferred (quar.
Export Lines
conv;«
Co.
6-10
5-
..
at
beneficial
Missouri
S3
\
(quar.)^______$1.18%
Corporation—-.
vote
of
5-17
6-28
55c
(quar.)__.
'
4-25
Me.)—
(quar.)______.—____________
will
Trust—
Minneapolis
(Bangor,
5-15
Screw
common
of Rec.
5-31
_
(s-ai
.
Holders
Payable
30c
62'/2c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.,
When
Share
■
common
Telephone
pi:f',rred
Lnits
5-31
Fedaers
4-15
pi-emi-red
Meadville
5-20
5-31
Fafnir
■:%%
Co.
Banking
6-10
30c
—
—
6-12
4-30
(increased).
Inc.
6-14
common
Company
Corporation,
$2.50
6%
5-31
Federal
;
'•
1
McCord
Mesabi
Evans Rule Co.;___________-____i___uui--^-__
Executive Equipment
(quar.)__
4-26
V 7-
19c
payment
5-23
5-15
■
—■
Stocknoiders
5-23
6
$1.25
one
6-17
6-
$6
Per
Name of
5-15
preierred
ing
time)
(quar.)_
(common
time)
Aluminum
pfd.
3
5-10
50c
5%
payment
Inc.
this
Co.,
3
6-
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Steel
6-
7-1
$1.50
preferred- (quar.)
Inc.
Wood
>'(Common
;
Co.,
preferred > (quar.)
Allied
>
Gas
&
preierred
Ethyl
1
1
__
Trust
4%%
6-12
5-15
6-
10-
proposed
,,,
tctuaiterly
5%
6-12
4.92%
•»;
a
Battery (quar.)
Eli Liny & Co. see
Lilly (Eli Co.)
'
/
Empire District Electric, common__:___;.„.
4-25
$1.05
(quar.)____
1
quar.)____.
on
split.
Braascreet,
Eastern
■
vote
6-
75c
Elecaic St-orage
Payable of Rec.
12 Vic
Co., 4.20%- pfd.
&
will
Holders
Payable of Rec.
75c
(quar.)
,<
follow with
we
preferred A
preic*iea Aa (initial)
Dow-Jones & Co.
(increased
separate
dividends
6V<
When
Share
11
(Conn.)
(quar.)
—37V2c
$1-12V2
6-15
5-31
6-15
5-31
50c
5-15
—-
—
•5-
1
■
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1610)
Holders
Per
Name
Si*
»v
Siuuuur
&
boat
Sa_ _.a_.
iu-j
UtD-'w
;.9Jc
Sun
Foods
,
6-
5-10
6-
7
American
6-
1
5-20
5-20
£ >2 a
b-l-t
5-15
American
J.-C
6-14
5-15
Amoskeag
15c
5-31
5-10
5-
1
4-22
6-10
5-10
5-31
5-10
4-30
4-16
—
6-28
6-10
Uciiaie
6c
25c
______—
Natural
Gas
(quar.)
9-30
9-10
Carolina
12-
6
11-23
35c
L_
Smelting & Refining.—
preferred
(quar.)
7%
Viscose
Co.
5-
1
4-15
Carreras,
Hocking
5-
1
4-17
Cascade
Natural
$2.25
7-
3
6-21
uassiar
pfd.
15c
5-31
5-10
5-15
4-19
Celotex
2oc
4-29
4-15
Cenco
12 Vac
(s-a)__;
(quar.)
6-17
6-
——
Glass Corp.—
preferred (quar.)
Anderson-Clayton & Co.
Andrea
Radio
Corp.
r
--
(reduced)
(quar.
tam.pa Eiccjri-v
r.ew
12c
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
SI.04
5-15
5-1
$2.60
1.27 V2
pre.erred
A
5-15
5-
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
B
5-31
5-
3
tq..ar.)—___
5.10%
preferred
C
(quar.)—
Television
3
Instruments
Hudson Gas
Power
6-11
25c
Common.
$1.02 Vi
7-
1
6-
$1.06 Va
7-
1
6-
preferred ' (quar.)
__s__—
4.50%
pre.erred (quar.)—
;
4.6.,%, .preferred (.quar.)
a
4.64% preferred (quar.j_—_—_______
4.65% preferred (quar.)
4.72%
preferred (quar.)
4.90%
preferred (quar.).—enn—
4.92% preserved (quar.)
5%. preferred
(quar.)
•
p. 5.10 %
preferred (quar,)__4f.T_u_-4-w__b_n,;
5.12% preferred (quar.)
;
;
5.24% preferred :(quar.)
:
.
—
*
5.25% preferred (quar.)—
,
•i
1
6-
7
Arvin
6-
7
Associated
7-
1
6-
7
1
6-
7-
1
6-
7
Associated
7-
1
6-
7
Associated
1
6-
7
$1.23
$1.25
7-
1
6-
7
$1.27 Vi
7-
1'
6-
7
Atchison,
$1.28
7-
1
6-
7
Atney
$1.31
7-
1
6-
7
Atlantic
7-
1
6-
7
Trans-Worid
Stock
financial
dividend
S.
Fire
S.
A
Atlantic
4-30
4-19
5-14
Sanders
&
Co.
Corporation
Virginia Electric &
6-
3
5-13
6-12
5-28
5%
Y.).
3.75%
preferred
Mining
6-
7
5-17
Automatic
10c
5-15
(initial)—
$1.25
1
5-
1
5-31
,2%C
5-
5-15
5-10
50 c
5-15
6-21
6-
—
6-20
6-
(quar.)
6-
6
Babbitt
(B.
6
Bacardi
Corporation
$1.25
6-20
6-
6
6-10
5-23
$1.56 V*
6-20
6-
Co.
5-15
45c
25c
(quar.i
—_
(quar.)
common
investment
Gas
Oil
Service
Co.,
4-25
3
5-
6-
3
5-
1
5-15
5-
1
35c
5-
4-19
Baystate
Beech
1
(quar.i
15c
6-14
6-
6-28
6-14
—
/—
7
15c
1__
5-
6-23
'
15c
2
5-31
5-
8-22
7-31
('A
the
approved
two-for-one
a
shares,
common
payable
Best
split
Blue
22c
Aluminum
(F,
W.)
(Semi-annual
income
$0,041
■
payment
of
tax
equal
share)
per
V." ar
B
(quar.)_
6% preferred—•
Corp.,
to
less
5-
;
___
5-15
4-30
lc
(quar.)
5-15
4-30
Freight
give
4.78%
15c
5-10
the
dividends
this
announced
in
Name of
these being
week,
given
in
Fund
(A.
Affiliated
r.,
Control
Alberto
,
Gas
New
Inc.
from
Co.,
net
5c
5-. 1
4-10
6-14
5-31
50c
9-16
8-31
Columbia
Corp.,
Inc.,
Line,
Ltd._„
5c
t25c
*
;
Hudson
5c
Bay
Ry
25c
(quar.i_
(quar.)_
7c
Co.
(N.
$1.25
$6.25
.York
^4!/<%
Business
5-15
Inc.
4-10
Columbus
4-24
4>A%
preferred
5-
1
3-30
4.65%
preferred
5-15
4-30
Combustion
7-
6-
net
Inc.—
investment
4-15
Burrus
1
5-15
Byers
4-26
Co.
of
Products
Corp.'
preferred
(quar.)_.
from
net
5-
1
4-15
California
Water
4-30
4-15
5-
1
preferred
5-
1
4-19
$2.06
preferred
5-
1
4-15
$2.04
preferred
5-
$2.00
preferred
preferred
4-15
Consolidated
2-28
Consolidated
5-15
4-25
4-30
4-10
6-
1
5-21
9-
3
5-20
equal
8-23
Consolidated
Consolidated
Natural
Consolidated
5-25
5-
1
4-
9
free
6-
1
5-17
Construction
5-
1
4-19
5-
1
4-
9
5%
5-
1
4-22
12c
5-
1
4-15
6-
1
5-21
>
1
4-10
1
4-10
$4.16
5-
1
4-10
1
4-15
115C
4-
1
6-
6
4-26
6-28
4-25
5-
1
4-
1
6-17
33c
Utilities
Jr.
5
5-
1
4-
5
47 Vac
5-
1
4-
5
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
5-
1
5
5
Power
Co.,
preferred
.
30c
1
5-15
5-15
4-15
4-25
4- 5
4-30
4-15
$1.06V4
&
4-19
1
6-
7
$1.12 Va
7-
1
6-
7
$1.13
7-
1
6-
7
^
25c
(quar.)
Engineering
5-
1
4-
5
National
Motors
Corp.
Transport Lines
Cook
8
&
;
Varnish
Products
Counselors Investment
4-15
5-
1
4-19
Crouse-Hinds
6-1
5-13
6-28
6-14
5-
4-
A
Cutter
6-
1
5-
3
5-
1
4-19
4-
4-12
1
4-25
6-
1
'
4-15
7-10
6-20
1
6-15
18% c
5-15
4-19
5-
4-
5-27
30c
5-10
4-25
3-29
5-31
5-10
$37 VaC
34 Va
c
4-18
5-15
4-
4-30
4-17
5-11
4-10
7 Vac
4-30
4-24
20c
5-24
5-
3
50c
7-
5
6-
5
50c
10-
4
9-
5
12-27
(quar.)
4-30
5C
25c
Inc.
Class
B
5-
4-
1
4-
1
5-
1
4-
1
1
-
12 Vac
5-15
4-30
$10c
4-26
4-30
4-15
5-15
4-26
$15c
5-15
4-26
$89c
5-15
Corp.
Def
5-15
4-15
5-
1
4-10
$50c
5-
1
3-30
$15c
4-30
3-29
Ltd.—
ADR
mately
Denison
12-
5
DeSoto
5-
4-30
4-15
20c
4-25
4-12
4-30
4-
50c
4-25
4-10
'
tional
Dial
(quar.)—
Power
of
approxi¬
cash
Finance
Co.
National
Dickenson
stock
(9c
Mines,
Giorgio Fruit Corp.
Diebold, Inc. "(quar.)
Shares,
1
4-16
$30c
5-31
5-15
$$1.25
5-15
4-30
Dodge
Mfg.
$$1.06
5-15
4-30
Dome
Mines,
investment
Inc.
Ltd.
plus
an
4-11
5-
4-11
of
1
4-29
4-19
4-30
4-
21 %C
4-27
4-
2
op¬
12%c)
9
27 Va c
5-
7
4-15
50c
__r
(increased)
5-
1
4-
5
$5c
;
from
4-29
3-29
15c
5-15
4-19
15c
(quar.)
(quarterly
(quar.)
4-26
25C
36C
(quar.)
income)
(quar.)—
10-18
$1.19
(quar/)
Di
4-19
10-31
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)_—
payment
Corp.
Ltd
1
4-30
$50c
com.
Light Co.
Fund
4-
$50c
—
A
(quar.)
Tunnel Corp.
&
or
5-31
,
(s-a)_
Coatings,
Street
5
Mines—
payment
Ltd
preferred
Delaware
preferred
$2
■.—
& Canada
Devonshire
(quar.)
$1.29)
Chemical
4%'%
Detroit
Dividend
$8c
5C
4-15
20c
class A
(quar.)
Mines,
Diamond
,
4-30
5c
—
!
(final
Semi-annual
4-26
'$$1
__;
—
Transit System Inc.,
Dayco Corporation,
3-27
55c
$15c
A
"X
1
5-
class
4
'
C.
Daffin
1
31c
________
Inc.,
DeBeers Consolidated
1
31 Vic
33c
$1.25
Laboratories,
5
3
4-
4-15
4-15
1
25c
I
1
4-30
5-
35c
Crowley, Milner & Co.
Cuneo Press, Inc.
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.—
$2 preferred
(quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)_
1
5-
D.
,
5-
c
25c*
—
(quar.)_—
75c
Land
(quar.)__—
Fund,
22c
~
$1
20c
Craigmont Mines, Ltd
5c
(quar.)
5-18
$25c
5-15
1
5-
5
-4-
1
10c
(quar.)_—
Co.
4-30
6-
17 Va
Natural Gas (quar.)——
Coronation Credit, Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.)_
6-15
10c
com.
;
(quar.
(quar.)
Co.
5-19
Trust
&
Corning
5-.
$25c
__I
6-20
25c
Bank
(quar.)'
America
40c
:
common
of
5-29
Corp.—
(quar.)
1
Co.
Paint
6-15
5c
Illinois
Quarterly
5-15
5-20
7-
20%
Aviation
1
$1.04
^
Casualty Co.
Controls
6-
37 VaC
(quar.)
dividend
Continental
5
5
7 V> c
(quar.)
(increased)
6-
4-
4-
3-29
20c
(quar.)_
com.
4-30
57 VaC
(quar.)
(s-a)
preferred
25c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.,
4-
"
(quar.)___
Gas
5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
4%%
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
20c
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Continental Assurance Co.
4-25
7-
$30c
preferred
Canadian
1
5-
Mines
$4.52
Corn
:
Co.,
4-
5-
—
$4.50
6-
95c»
(quar.)
;
Canadian Imperial Bk. of
Commerce (quar.)
Canadian
Industries, Ltd. (increased)———
Canadian Investment
Fund; Ltd.r—
Special shp.res
(quar.)
5%
4-26
Bronze
Consumers
5-
25%
Participating^.
Canadian
4-15
1
$1.25
Continental
Canada
North-West
5
$1.03
Y.)
Continental
(quar.)
Canada
Laundries
Convertible
5-
Telephone—
(quar.)
4-
sic
'
Continental
(quar.)
A
4-12
4-25
51 Vac
Continental
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Campbell Soup Co. (quar.)
Foils, Ltd., common.
4-19
5-
4-30
50c
Royalty Oil
Design, Inc.
25c
Corp.
i
5-27
5-
Freightways
3-29
to
;
preferred
4-11
4-30
—
(N.
11-19
*
Sons-
preferred
3-31
Co.—
Quarterly
equal
(quar.)
Fastener
1
4-25
,
5c
Yellow-Knife
Co.
4-24
Ltd.—
(quar.)
$1.32
3-22
5-
8c
$3c
Discovery
11-30
Stock
(quar.)
&
$5
to
;;
preferred
4-15
4-16
1
55c
Power
Edison
Consolidated
$1.20
(quar.i__
Corp.
1
5c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
33c
(s-a.)
preferred
$1.25
4-23
50c
Co.
5-
1
5-
8c
(quar.)
&
SI
1__
(increased-quar.
$1.24
5-17
3V2C
Ink
4-15
4-30
V.V
4.12%
100%
shilling
Co.
5-
1
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
4-30
5-15
5-
7 Vac
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
Ltd.
20c
(initial)
A
$1.20
4-10
6-15
6c
$2.20
$1.06
Electric Power 'Co.,
preferred
(quar.)___
Packing
1
Inc.—
income)
Connecticut Light
4-15
10c
(quar.)
(initial)
California
$1.06.'/4
4-
1
27 VaC
Inc.
4-
New
[
Conn
1
4-30
;
Company (quar.)__
1
Climax
American Mut"fl Fund,
M.)
5-
$1.56V4
(monthly).
4-15
55-
$1.90
;
Co.
&
4-15
27%c
Home
4-30
$12VaC
5
5
4-19
■
^
California
Class
Assurance
P.)
4-30
37y2C
(quar.)
Corp of America (quar.)
Composite Fund, Inc. (quar.)___
Concord Electric, common (quar.)
4-10
Corp.—;
4-15
5-15'
6-10
4-
30c
Components
4-15
$18c
Mills,
(A.
Camloc
(quar.)
Metal
1
45c
-
4-15
3
4-30
20c
B
common
6-
Theatres,
-
3
5-
6-10
Castings
85c
income).
5-
15C
(quar.)________
20c
;
^L____
5-24
10c
1
30c
4-10
-
3-29
V.
5-15
$1.16
(quar.)——
6-14
centavos)
L_.
class
5-
—
Inc.
4-30
7c
Products
6-17
$1.06
4%
50c
and
4-30
Electric—
20c
Forest Products (increased)
Gas Co.—
Ltd.,
(J.
Ohio
Engineering,
G.),
4-11
1
15c
$1.06 V4
(quar.)
Southern
12 Vac
(C.
6-13
5-
29c
(quar.)
Commonwealth Oil Refining Co. (quar.)____
Commonwealth Stock Fund
(quar,)___—— *
5
4-19
31 %C
7 Vac
1
Steel
Steel
Burroughs
5-
5-10
7
5-16
12 Vac
Commonwealth Edison Co.
X
preferred
&
5-10
5-31
6-29
9c
—
(quar.)—
t$l
2%
$4.25
■
87 Vac
Semi-annual
pence
30c
...
5-10
3
6-10
liv c
(quar.)__
i
6c
(s-a)
(quar.)__L1.
Equitable
Mills,
Class
4-18
5-16
Tax)
Bullock's, Inc. (quar.)
Bullock's, Ltd., class A
4-15
4-10
Shares,
from
Cement
(Quarterly
1
4-25
25c
preferred
American
5-
3-21
S3
(quar.)__
American
4-22
$.153
California
20c
Eroaclcasting-Paramount
preferred
American
•11-29
27 Vac
14
Brooklyn Union Gas
C.)—
5%
Foods
(quar.)__
Petroleum Corp. (quar.)_
Book Co. (guar.)
(Quarterly
American
5-1
New
(initial)—
&
Co.
American Can Co.
.
[
common
American
Buchanan
12 V2C
/
Bacon,
lnc._
Industrial Electronics,
American
Bruck
4-11
6c
,
(quar.)___
Insurance
dividend
:
American
3-29
4-25
Buckeye
income)
of
3
U"6-
6-6
Corp.—
1
Taunton
4-25
Pictures
5-
20c
one
6-
50c
$1.25
Ltd.—
of
preferred
5-15
87 Vac
4-19
Corp.—
43c
Tobacco,
Columbia
$3.80
Gas
&
4-30
2 8 VaC
4-22
,
1
-'
(Quarterly from capital gains)
Utilities,
common
_:
Oil
5-15
7-
income),:
55c
.
4-11
Energy—
12-16
(stock
British
(from
&
10c
of
Brockton
4-26
Inc.
45c
__j
4-30
50c
preferred
(quar.)
Columbia Gas System
(quar.)
;
5-15
5-10
$1.12 Va
Colonial
Colorado
(quar.)__
11-15
guaranteed
5
!_
8-15
2
$1.25
Pittsburgh. RR., 7%
special
5
(quar.)____
3
3
National
4-
Philippine
dividend)
of Rec.
4%
Cole
1
4-
Vv V;
6912-
Louis
_
—
4-30
••
4-19
4-15
12 VaC
;
St.
&
gtd. (quar.)
(quar.)______
Corp.
(quar.)—,.
■.
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
4-26
—-
lc
Security
Amerada
5-30
Cleveland &
(quar.)
4-30
div. )._h
5-23
5-10
$1.25
Illuminating, com.; (quar.)
preferred
15c
deposit receipts—
Registered
and
bearer
shares
Holders
$4.50
4-16
ap¬
British
8c :
•
&
Altermaa
4-30
Cleveland Electric
50c
common
payment
Income
Co.—
Central
Stock
Almo
Trunk
Control
Allied
Allvn
4-16
25c
(quar.)
American
10c
•
(quarj—
Products
common
Allied
4%
l_
(Reg.)_
R,),
Culvir
Algoma
Payable
dividend)-.
(quar.).
Air Products & C '•.emicals
Alberta
4-16
4-30
American
the
Fund—
(Quarterly
Air
(stock
When
Share
Company
Instruments, Inc.
Abrams
4-30
5-20
»•
6-8
5-15
'
4-16
(extra)__
9-18
$1.25
__.
(quar.)
City Investing Co.
(quar.)
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
Ry., 5%
preferred (quar.)
5-17
5-17
2
$1.25
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.),
(quar.)
proximately
The list does not include divi-
table,
Corporation
Aberdeen
4-15
5-31
5-31
27 Vac
payment
(Final
previous
Per
T
4-30
preferred
—
;
Paper
(Final
4-26
'
& M.
5%
]0-
42 VaC
(quar.)
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Growth
preferred (quar.)
Inc. (stock dividend)
Bowater
(quar.)___
announced
preceding
M
4-19
6-18
25c
quar.)—_
common
Fund,
(quar.)
preferred
Bourns,
'
>veeks. and not yet paid.
A
1
2
-1"
Electric,
Colonial
(quar.)
Edison
4.25%
3
British
X-
5%
5-
(initial
com.
7-
split)—
&
Colonial
(quar.).,
Co.
preferred
Boston
6-11
■'
we
dends
4-19
new
stock
5
14c)
Below,
5-10
30c
—
■:
Gas
6-27
30c
(quar.)—
9
Corp. (quar.)
Booth Fisheries Corp., new com.
approximately
Oil
4-
Cascade
4%
18 %c
15
Company
Bell,
Boise
British
;
';
Yellow Transit
5-31
5-31
(2-for-l
4-19
4-
(quar.)
of
Inc.'
Quarterly
Quarterly
4-30
6-20
6-14
__
common
_____
■
3%
r
%c
5c
37
___
Wolverine
Woolworth
5-15
1
Cotton
Quarterly
Chrysler Corp.,
Consolidated, Inc.—
Bin-Dicator
about,
»'•
May 16 to holders of record April 25.
Wisconsin Power & Light '(increased quar.)
Wisconsin
Public
Service____
6
1
4-30
(quar.)
payment
&
7
9-
1%
preferred
Benguet
6-
11-
1
4-30
Aircraft
4%
2
Co.—
3
4-30
9-26
6-
c
Corp. <quar.
Behlen Mfg. Co. Jquar.)
__________________
Bekins Van &
Storage Co. (quar.)__________
Belknap Hardware & Mfg. •
5-31
2 Va %•
.
—
Power
5-22
15c
dividend
Stockholders
Class
5
341/2
(stock dividend)
Corp.
Corp.
$1.25
1
11-21
_!
Preferred
(quar.)
Bathurst Power & Paper
■
t,
4-
7c
dividend
Products
36c
$1.50
common
Stock
Basic
1
30c
___
——
Stock
1
6-
6-
$1.25
4-
Bargain Town, U. S. A. Inc. (stock
BaiTy Wright Corp. (quar.
Barton's Candy Corp.
(quar.)
6-
5-15
$4
$1.25
4-26
5-10
18c
5
5-
'
30c
(quar.)
4-30
Barber
1
3
4-12
4-
A,(quar.)—
6c
8
6-
5-
1
A
$1.12 Va
5-
40c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
6 Quarterly
Wisconsin Electric
(.
4-30
20c
5-10
Inc.—
3
5-15
5-
preferred
Chickasha
5
10c
(quar.)
Canada
6-
preferred
5-
15c
6-
$1.13
—
Fund,
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Work
4-
10c
(quar.)__
5-24
income
plus 32c from
capital gains-..
Telephone Co., common (quar.i_.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
of
1
5-
37 %c
pfd.
1
Corp.
3
non-cumulative
5-10
6c
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp.
Bank of Commerce (Newark) (quar.)__.
Bank of Nova
Scotia
(quar.)
Oil
3
5-
non-cumulative
30c
;
._V„2L______
Barber-Ellis
5-
3
5%
5-21
6-15
15c
5-
1
7
3
6-
87 VaC
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5%
non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)—
10c
T.), Inc.* common (special)....
^
Co.,
realized
Wilcox
f";.
15c
•
'
D.)
West Point Mfg.
(quar.)
Westchester Fire Insurance
0 G%-
4-25
5-
6-
65c
(quar.)
Ry., 3V2% pfd. (quar.)
Chesapeake Co. of Virginia (quar.)
Chicago, Dock & Canal Trust (quar.)
$5c
common
Quarterly
Quarterly
5
6-14
31V4C
(quar.
6-
Coast
Western
Refinery,
preferred
I2V2C
—______—...
6-28
Bank
50c
Sugar
6-20
tquar;)_—__
common
Chesapeake & Ohio
5-10
(quar.)
6-20
...
________
Chase
4-26
5-25
3%
dividend)
(stock
B
5-24
25c
.
(initial)
Ritz
Manhattan
5-24
3%
(quar.)
the
5-13
4-11
(quar.)..
$1.05
Trust- (quar,)_.—__—___
Swasey
from
t< $1.44
B
preferred
—
dividend
1
4-11
(quar.)
$1.20
—
(quar.)
C.
Co.
of
1
1
common
Telephone, Ltd., 5Vs> %
5%
Belt
Charles
—
(quar.)
6-
1
j___
(Quarterly from investment income)______
(L. S.) & Co., 4(2% preferred (quar.)
B.
preferred
.
•
(quar.)___
6-
5-
Corporation
(quar.)_
Axe-Houghton Fund "B"—
6
(quar.)
Chain
4-12
1
5-
(quar.)
Ayres
(quar.)_____f
preferred
(quar.)
Washington Mutual Investors
net
(quar.)_
A
preferred
$1.60
preferred
Cincinnati
Products,
preferred
—
(quar.)
Class
&
Steel
(quar.)
30c
Avco
26c
5-
100%
5%
Mines, Led.
Nichols
Avalon
Power-—-
S4.50
.
40c
13c
Industries—
preferred
Goid
6%
i
West
5-24
non-cumul.
preferred
Automobile Banking Corp., common.
1
(quar.)
8c
6-29
30c
4-30
37 Vac
< s-a)
preferred
preferred
(S.
37 VaC
preferred
preferred
preferred
6%
Development-
4-17
$4.20
&
5-24
dividend
General
Austin
6
r
&
1
Stock
6
Warren
6-29
93 %c
5-
6-
Warner
5-24
34V4C
In¬
Co., common (quar.)
$1.20 prior preference (quar.)
Automotive Farts, class A
6-
&
6-29
(quar.)
5.44%
8
(quar.)
(quar.)
5.<ib'/c
(quar.)
Consolidated
Atlas
2
6-20
Bank
34c
C
'
5-
1
6-20
Wachovia
4-
60c
5-31
50c
—
<quar.)_
Co.,
4-29
(quar.)
common
5-
$1.01
preferred
Refining,
5-10
$1.03
Materials
5-24
6-29
$2.50
5-10
(quar.)____———
6%%
6-29
31c
10%
(s-a)
1
(quar.)—_______________
Vulcan
33 %c
4.96%
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
1
preferred
preferred
$1.35
3-18
$1
5-15
preferred
$5
5-17
$1.18%
6-
$4.12
,
5-24
6-14
4-29
RR.—
6-
$4.04
$4.80
6-29
12 Vac
(quar.)_
Line
30c
(quar.
common
(initial quar.)—
_____
approved
a
three-for-two
split of the common stock payable about
May 24 to holders of record April'26.-
■:.
preferred
non-cumulative
Atlas
Stockholders
„
$1.25
(quar.)__
5%
—•
New
t
$5
Corp.____
Coast
Atlantic
6%
Vance,
5-17
City
4.75%
4-30
Aunor
Laboratories
Vapor
6-14
$1.50
(quar.)
25c
Ry,
15c
•
Scientific
5-24
(quar.)_
30c
____■—
Co.
(quar.)
Exposition _________
United
4%
4-30
(ll-for-10 stock split).—
t
5-24
6-29
25c
Commission).
Fe
5-
62 Vac
Electric Co.—
preferred
(quar.)___-
10c
_—.
Lines
8nited
Products
Santa
5-
preferred
Securities,
Stock
Commerce
&
4-15
$2.50
(subject to the approval of
Topeka
4-15
1
4-30
Lines—
Interstate
5-24
Co.—
(N,
Co.
1
5-
4-26
5-20
Supply
5-
37 Vac
_______
6-29
38% %
30c
(quar.)__
______—_______—...
Insurance
the
5-24
•
of
Stationery
Truck
dividend
Stock
30c
(quar.)u__
\***v
Company
(increased quar.)—_
(John R.);, Co. (quar.)__—_____
Thompson
.
15c
4%
VViUWW"J
Thriitimart, Inc., class
Class
B
(quar.)_:
U.
$1.31 V*
quar,)
$1.25
Oil
Tax
come
7-
(quar.)
&
7
7-
$1.18
$1
$1.05
35c
(quar.)
62 VaC
—
(quar.)__
Industries, Ltd.—
6V4%
less British
of
payment
$1.22 Vj!
S1.06V4
_____
Coal
Faci.ic
Final
Electrical
4
4-
22 Vac
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.).
Inc. (stock dividend)-'
Industries,
4-10
.
$2.50
1
1
8
4-
1
4-19
6-
(quar.)—
preference
5-
5-15
6-29
$7VaC
Constable
Corp.
25c
C
convertible
4-26
27c
49 %c
& Electric
Soya Co.
(quar.)—
Telephone, common (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
4-16
90c
4-11
4-19
1
Arnold
4-19
4-30
25c
;
5-10
25c
1
5-
common
3-29
30c
—
(quar.)_____—
1
$67 %C
Gas,
4-26
5-15
(quar.)——___
Louisiana
$5c
8-15
27 Vac
preferred
preierence
3-29
(quaiv)
preferred
Central
partic
4-26
Light, common (increased)
(quar.)__——I.-—
preferred
Central
4-16
7-
t .jUcti'.
iiPA
Central
1
b-ii
(increased
dividend
Thennogas
illUgUO
$.1.40
4-16
5-
7-
__
preferred
4-30
1
162 VaC
Si.16
—
$5
1
5-
(quar.
SI.15
,
Texas
Texas
6-
+65c
(increased quar.)
(quar.)—______—_
$1.12 V'a
_—
common
tl Vac
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
Arkansas
7
4.25%
Industries,
4.20%
8
$2.70
7
./•'
Stock
4%
4-
1
$2.50
5-17.
'H 4.10% preferred '(quar.)_n_n-_v4-.-i-'f--:--^_;
Texas
4-19
5-
10c
Common
AVansmLs,oir—
Gas
5-10
$1.12%
4-19
$10c
Corp...
Central
o.>—
Class
Management(3-a)
snares
Tennessee
*—
(re
1
(increased-quar.)
Co.
Central
________
corp.
Quarterly
$1.08
(iultiei quar.)
common
4.jP/i
.4.i(i%
rilm
&
Appalachian Power, 4V2% preferred; (quar.)_
Argus Corporation, Ttd.—
•
,
Chtmical
Anken
1
5-
preferred
"
57c
New
common
(Initial quar.)__——■
Two-far-one stock split____________——
i.
1
9-
^
5%
5-15
6-
$1.12 Va
13%c
(quar.;—_——
Ltd.
Tractor
Corp.,
7-10
$1.12Va
■_
pfd.
55c
Gas,
!
Caterpillar
5
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
1
4-
1
Co.—
&
Asbestos,
$1
$4.50
5-
5-
3 Va %
(quar.)
50c
4 V2 %
3-
5-15
46c
common.
(interim)—
Scott
4-
5
8-20
12 VaC
Lignt,
preferred
4-30
$1.75
$4
Biscuive—^
Ltd>
Pirie
Carson
&
1
8c
class A
(yua*./
Power
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
of Company
oorp.
4V2%
(quar.)___
Company,
Anchor Qoupiiug 00.
Anchor
22V2c
—_
Name
American
1
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
Per
of Rec.
Cap & Gown Co.,
—
.
Holders
(Galveston)
6c
6-
—
(quar.)—a
Co.
6c
6-29
— ——
—
1
Insurance
Quarterly
34%c
_
Payable
1
4-30
National
12 %c
v-4
Civ., (.quar.)
i_e
6-
5-16
When
Share
of Company
American
ner \Ice—
Vvater
Oil
6-15
87!2c
to.uar.t_
(quar.)____—
preferred
Suns
-i
*■
S_b_rcan
9
30c
uuar,—
p,e,civpa
Stou-er
5-
uuar.)
common
Step-tiuon Finance, common
5% %
preferred tquarj
(
6-10
,
—
Per
Name
of Rec.
45c
7%c
(quar.)
Co.__—
O-.unicaj,,
3%%
r
of Indiana
co.
U
..
lank
Star
Payable
lac
Oil
Standard
When
Snare
of Company
.
6-12
5-20
5-
4-
net
2V4C
___.
.a
1
5
37 Va c
5-15
4-29
$20c
4-30
3-29
Volume
Number 6257
197
.
The Commercial and
.
.
Financial Chronicle
(1641)
Per
Name of
Dominion
Company
Bridge
(quar.)
Dominion Elecirohome
Dominion-Scottish
5%
preferred
Dominion
Investment,
Steel
Stores,
Dominion Tar
Dow
■
Coal
&
Ltd.
Properties,
Dreyfus Fund—
120c
tax > \
come
(E.
3-20
Glatfelter
5-
3-20
4.50%
6-
3
4&/a%
4-15
4-
8
4-25
4-11
Glaxo
'
•
.
8
__
25c
5-
1
I.)
de
Nemours
87y2c
4-25
120C
Eastern
States
Corp.,
preferred
(stock
$7
5-
1
2%
dividendi
4-10
pfd.
5-
6
Gould
4-
4
$1.75
5-
1
4-
$1.50
5-
1
4-
5
$1.75
8-
1
7-
5
:
$1.50
8-
1
7-
5
10c
5-
1
4-17
Echlin
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Ekco Products Co., common
(quar.)
4y2%
preferred (quar.)—
5
30c
5-
1
4-15
$1.12'/2
5-
1
4-15
Capwell
Equity Corp., $2
&
Esquire,
Inc.
Ets-Hokin
5%
5-10
5-31
5%
4-25
4-10
4%
5-15
5-
4-26
4-12
25c
4-26
4-12
Hackensack
40c
dividend)_
(quar.)
(quar.)_
County
River
Trust
Gas
Family
Record
Farmer
Bros,
Co.
(quar. >
(quar.)
4-15
4- 9
Hagan
Plan.
45c
_
Inc.
Root-Heath
Federal
Insurance
Federal
iquar.)__
4-
5-
6
Co.
25c
5-
1
6-
3
6-15
5-31
30c
4-30
4-10
5-
4-19
135c
preference
(Marshall)
Financial
$2.25
(quar.)—-
Corp.,
preferred
of
income
common
plus $0,009
capital gains
5-
1
1
5-
1
from net
3-15
Co.
(quar.)
First Flight
1
_
Corp.
First
National
First
National
stock
t
Bank
Bank
Union
4-19
4-29
3
1
6-14
3
(quar.)_
60c
5-
1
4:
75c
5-
1
4-
30c
5-
1
4-24
(quar.)
——_
\
Quarterly
Sterling,
upon
Inc.,
Public
Stock
Florida
dividend
Tile
7%
Co.
4.40%
Houston
4%
4-12
$4
share
of
common
4-11
Howe
5-
1
4-15
for
Ford
45c
Co.
(quar.)—-^;-——
Foursquare Fund, Inc.
6-
Common
4.60%
Fraser
Stores
.
(quar.)—:
Corp.
$1.15
5-27
Amer.
to
dep.
Mines, Ltd.—receipts (final payment
approximately $.443)
Frosst
(Charles
E„)
&
Co.,
1
class
A
Corp.
4-
5
Idarado
preferred
preferred
5-31
5-d 1
4-
1
5-15
20c
4-30
4-16
5c
-
4-30
4-15
5c
•
—
5-31
5-15
6-28
6-15
'
6%
preferred
Inland
4-30
4-18
8c
4-25
4-12
investment
from
4-26
Insurance
5-15
4-26
15c
5-15
4-26
$4.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
Investors—
General
Mills,
General
Motors
Co.
$1.12 »/2
(quar.)
50c
Corp. (quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
3 7 Via C
30c
General
$1.25
Precision
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone
4.80%
preferred
Co.
Ordinary
General
—
i
of
21c)
International
vestment
5-
1
4-
8
5-
1
4-
8
of
i
Iowa-Illinois
22J/2c
5-
1
4-
Common
—
31j/4c
5-15
4-25
Iowa
32y2c
5-15
4-25
Israel
preferred
com.
preferred
preferred
30C
5-
1
4-15
F. i__
6%
3%
,
5-
5-
1
1
.
4-10
5-15
15c
6-14
2%
;
-
6-14
5-15
4-30
4-10
4-26
4-12
div.)_
25%
25c
1V2%
(quar.)______
(quar.)
Stores
(stock
Steel
Co.
5-
6-3
5-6
5-15
4-30
6-1
5-8
J5c
preferred
6-
5-
5-8
4-dO
3-28
43c
5-
1
4-11
35c
5-
1
4-15
10c
5-
1
4-15
5-15
4-25
3%
(quar.)_<-
&
R.
4-
Industries
25c
5-15
4-30
6-
5
5-21
4-30
4-11
4%
8c
:______
;
preferred
1
B
4
1
Inc.
Marsh
Marshall
12-30
12-16
4-29
4-19
Supermarkets,
Field
&
(quar.)_
$1.06y4
Massachusetts
4-26
4-15
4-30
4-12
$1.50
4-30
4-15
7-16
6-25
3%
(increased)
&
6-14
4-15
17'/ac
(quar.)
Life
Insur.
4-19
5-15
Co.
y5-24
y5-10
10c
4-29
3-29
55c
from net investment income)
May Department Stores, common (quar.)—
6-1
1
4-15
6-12
5-29
$3.75
preferred
(1945
series)
(quar.)_
93%c
6-
1
5-15
5-
1
4-13
$3.75
preferred
(1947
series)
(quar.)
93%c
6-
1
5-15
30c
5-
1
4-10
$3.40
85c
6-
1
5-15
1
4-10
55-
1
5-
1
5-
1
Mayer
4-10
McCall
McDermott
Corporation
Class
B
4-
9
1
5-
2
Mclntyre
7-
1
6-
3
Melville
2%
5-22
4%
4-22
1
4-
(quar.)
1
Co.
k—
:
(increased)
4-26
Mercantile
4
B
6-3
32y2c
5-
1
$1.18%
6-
1
$1
6-
1
5-17
17y2c
5-
1
4-19
(quar.)
____
5-20
5-
1
5-31
4-26
$1
5-31
Micro
1
5-
1
4-
5-
1
4-30
for
.
50c
1-
,
6-
1
5r
1
4-12
$1.05
5-
1
(quar.)—
45c
5-
3
$1.25
5-25
of
each
(quar.)
proval
4-19
4-12
Corp.
share
States
:
5%
(stock
of
Ferro
Corp.
5-1
4-12
4-30
4-15
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
5-
$1.10
25%
(one
4-}9
5-20
5-6
20c
6-12
5-21
%
the
(quar.)—
—
—_—
—
10c
5-
1
4-10
20c
5-
1
4-15
$1.25
6-
1
5-25
5c
5-15
4-15
—:
—
20c
4-30
4-15
Jersey Central Power & Light—
4%
preferred (quar.)
__T_i.____—__
4-10
Jewel
$1.50
5-
1
4-10
Common
Midwest
•
Investment
Illinois
6-29
5-24
25c
(Fort
Miller
Wayne)
Bros.
Preferred
$1
5-
1
4-10
Co.—
:
15c plus
5-31
5-1
20c
8-1
7-12
/
Miller
Hat
Co.,
7-
1
9334c
5-
1
4-17
93%c
8-
1
Mississippi Power
(quar.)___:__
."
•,
Co.,
4-30
4-1
10c
$1.50
5-15
5-lo
4-30
4r30
10c
4-30
4-19
25c
5- 1
7-1
7- 1
6-i0
f
dividend)—
—__
common—_—_
Minnesota & Ontario Paper
40c
5-15
5-1
Insurance—
common
Manufacturing,
29c
10%
—
Life
(stock
(quar.)
.
14c from
capital gains)
United
5-24
Co.—
(A quarterly payment of
Midwestern
2-13
6-29
25c
——
(increased)!
Co.
4-17
_—-
_______________
(quar-.)—:
4-16
1
25c
(quar.)_
the ap¬
to
and
Commission)
5-15
4-10
common
common
subject
shareholders
Abrasive
4-15
6-15
32J/2C
—
split
4-29
4-25
10c
dividend)
held)
preferred
4
4%
___________
Telephone,
stock
Commerce
4-1
20c
(quar.)
——_____________
National
(ll-for-10
4-11
.____
Metals
Middle
4-30
$1.09
preferred
share
5-1
25c
Lines
—__
4-26
17'/2c
$9c
_
Ltd
4-
5c
iquar.)
Motor
dividend)
4.40%
4-25
25c
Michigan Gas Utilities (stock dividend)
Michigan Seamless Tube Co._
Mickelberry's Food Products
(quar.)—____
Co.—
5-1
5-17
,
$1
Meyer (George J.) Mfg. Co. (quar.):
Michigan Gas & Electric Co.—
4
4-16
'4-19
Fund—
5c
_•___
4-
4-16
4-30
$1.31 V4
(Stock
6-14
4-30
_—
1
1
25c
(quar.)'.
Stores
Fast
4-10
3-15
7-
t40c
;,
(2c from income and 3c from realized cap¬
ital gains)
4-1
4-
5-15
5-1
4-29
iquar.)_,_
common
A
Securities
4-25
7-10
4-16
(quar.)
Ltd.
(Arthur
15c
9
4.
1
25c
G.) & Co.
iquar.)__
Industries, $3 preferred (accum.)__
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
7-31
5-
lV4c
Mines,
Corp.,
preferred
4-30
20c
(quar.)
preferred
5-15
12yac
—
Corp. (quar.)
L
Inc., class A (quar.)—_
Porcupine
Shoe
Medical
5-
25c
McLean
.
5-
93%c
(quar.)
Ray)
Aircraft
McGregor-Doniger,
5-31
6-
933/4c
—
(quar.)
Co.
&
(J.
_—
(quar.)
preferred
(Oscar)
4-10
•
(quar.)_—
preferred
3.75%
4-10
5-1
3.75%
4-10
53V4c
preferred
4-25
4-10
33A%
6
Trust—
(Quarterly
in¬
4-10
33/4%
2
4-
5-
5-31,,.
20c
Investors
15c
net
1
5-31
5-13
17c
35c
«
Metromedia, Inc. (increased quar.)
Metropolis Bowling Centers Inc.—
1
6-14
4-10
6-29
4-30
12V2C
pfd.
4-26
1
6-15
5-1
5c
:
Quarterly
4-25
4-15
4-10
1
t25c
(quar.)
Indemnity
8
4-29
5-
t$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Co.
8-15
4-19
4-
5c
A
(quar..)___
Market Basket
(Calif.) —
Stock
dividend
6-14
8-30
4-30
4-30
$1
6%
5-15
15c
Marlene. Industries
9-16
7-16
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Specialties,
6-23
7-31
8c
^
(quar.)
5-31
6-28
8c
'■
preferred
9-30
5-
8c
8c
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
H.) & Co., 4%% pfd.
6-28
5-20
(monthly)
___:
(R.
Majestic
4-11
1
Laboratories-
Maremont Corporation,
4-10
5-
Dietetic
4-
5-
7-
.
15c
.
1
5-
20c
8
6-1
17V'2C
:
dividend)
1
5-
50c
1
t60c
priority shares
(quar.)
Magic Fingers, Inc
or¬
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar )
preferred (quar.)
7-15
-
t5c
B
5-
net
Inc., common
(quar.)————
preferred
(quar.)
^——
Tea
1
70c
:
5-
A
(quar.)
4-15
60c
75c
(from
Canada,
Co.
1
3%c
;
•
(Andrew)
4-10
5-
4-12
Trust
;
iquar.)—
Telegraph
Construction
1
1
dividend)
Merchants
—„„-
Colby
5-
Co.—
4-24
$1.25
1
4-10
4-25
Pennsylvania—
Convertible
4-19
4-30
4-24
4-10
'
(quar.)
4-10
4-25
2%
of
1
$1.25
___
4-25
31J/4c
3lV4c
(quar.)_
5-
(from
Inc.
(quar.)
5-20
5
15c
.
$1.12V,2
$1.27%
„
(quar..)
6-10
6-
4-15
Macoid
1
2%
5-15
5-
common
(quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
Light Co., common
Investors
Jergens
dividend)
Co.,
4-23
7-1
10-15
Macy
Electric—
&
5-10
10c
1
35c
—
Jantzen,
(quar.)
Jane
:
1
Mid-West
__________
iquar.)
(quar.)
Gas
of
(increased
preferred
Jefferson
$5
preferred
(quar.)—-25.10% preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(S.
(quar.)
preferred
Powef &
5%
(stock
6-10
West—
the Southeast-
(interim)
Waterworks,
$4.36
$4.22
.2
Investments, Ltd.—
shares
Mutual
'
8
6-28
3c
Inc.
(quar.)
Investors
5-15
8-
Macco
(Quarterly
Products
Interphoto Corp., class
-—-2
6-28
3c
&
5-10
1
5-
75c
(quar.)
4-26
1__
-
Stretch
preferred
preferred B
5-27
4-18
7-15
7-15
(quarterly from
Corp.
Telephone
5.25%
4-12
1
6-
35c
MacFarlane's Candies
6d
Is
—___
6-15
1
;
4-30
6-
7c
11-
4%%
Fund
Investors,
5-24
5-
t31V4c
,
1V2%
$3
income)
International
;__
-
$3
4-5
4-12
t31V4C
25c
Gas,
$1.18%
1$1.25
6-28
____—
(quar.)
income)
Holdings
1
6-
*
1V2 °Io
McDonnell
income)
4-10
4%
-
the North
(quar.)
General Telephone Co.
dinary
5-31
1
6-28
7-15
583/4c
income)
30c
__
Wares, Ltd., 5% pfd, (quar.)
Telephone Co. of California—
General
International
5-
Equipment—
preferred
preferred
4Vz%
6-15
$1.25
Steel
General Tin
3-15
7-15
933/4C
55Vic
,
Corp., common
preferred (quar.)—
International
4j/2 %
preferred
(quar.)______
General Telephone Co. of Florida—
$1.30
6-10
93 %c
,
$4.75
preferred
iquar.)
______
General Public Utilities
Corp. iquar.)
General
1
Corp.—
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General
7-
4-24
4-19
52Vic
x
Fund,
4-30
87V2C
McKee
Investors
Intermountain
(quar.)
Electric
Finance
4-15
51c
Interchemical
American
—
r
investment
5-15
15c
4-25
10c
:
_:
common
Growth
tlOc
(initial)
com.
B
Co.
6-15
$26V/4C
;
new
A
dividend)
Monthly
Corp.
4-27
1
6-14
Shares:
25c
convertible
5-15
5-
25c
—_
(s-a)
Institutional
32V'2C
(quar.)
.$1.25
Corp.—
(stock dividend)
Class A
u-24
(quar.)
(quar.)
Rochester
$1.25
-1
Institutional Growth Fund
30c
4-19
Credit
Institutional
6-14
Inc.—
preferred
Northrup
Monthly
Monuny
Monthly
1
$1.10
(quar.)
Co.,
6-30
(quar.)___
25c
approximately
(quar.)
General
$6
to
(quar.)
General
80c
equal
Ingersoll-Rand
28v2c
Corp.'tqi.ar.b-29
dividend)
MSL
1
4-30
1
25c
Imperial-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. rets. (A payment of
1
5c
,
4-
4-
•
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
dividend)________
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
4.08%
6-30
(stock
M.
4-17
54c
(quar.)
6-
1
5-
$1
(quar.)_
preferred
$1
5-
5-15
35c
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
60c
$2
common
5-13
6-14
31V4C
preference
Lukens
4-19
35c
(quar.)—.
4.26%
6-21
1
$1
3-29
preferred
General
5%
Power,
Co.
6-14
5
(stock
5%
____^
4-19
30c
Gamble-Skog.mo Inc.
(quar.)
Gateway Sporting Goods Co. (quar.)—
Acceptance Corp.—
$1
Brick
Co
1
6-
(quar.)—
•—
4.60%
pfd. (quar.)__
$1.15
.7-18
6-17
4.40%
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
6-1$
'
.
1
$1.50
7" 1
6-14
Jiffy
Steak
Co.—
.
4-15
5-
25c
(quar.)—
Mining
4-16
General
60c
preferred
1
115c
1
4%
(quar.)_—_—
7-
10%
4-19
(stock
Lucky
8-15
25c
.
4-15
C
4-26
5-
12Vic
(quar.)
4-26
4-30
6-30
Co.
(quar.)
dividend
25c
4-29
4-16
3
31V/4C
(quar.)
common
Illinois
4-19
7
9-
5-15
20c
:____
Co.
6-1
26V4c
(Jonathan), Inc.
(quar.)
Long Island Lighting lincreased-quar.)
Lorain
Telephone
(quar.)
Lowe's Companies. Inc.
(quar.)
Co.—
4.70%
;
-
Door
4.42%
(monthly)—
Monthly
Mdnthly
&
Power,
4-25
6-
Co., common (quar.)
(quar.)
(initial)-.
Futterman
Refrigerator
!
(quar.)
$2.40
5-15
,
3-15
4-30
27c
split)
Class
7-15
3
;
.'4-26
lOc
Logan
4-15
1
6-
$1
4-26
:_
(quar.j_
Fruehauf Trailer
4%
preferred
Furman-Wolfson
1
8-
(quar.)__
4%
equal
—:
5-
35c
10c
Company
2
5-
4-15
35c
dividend)
6-5
10c
Link-Belt Co.
(quar.)
Littelfuse, Inc.
Loblaw Companies,
Ltd., class A
4-15
1
common
(stock
10c
___
(quar.)
1
5-
(quar.)
:___■
5-r4
I2V2C
Salt
Lincoln
4-11
:_
5-31
1
27V2c
:
j.
(quar.)
Printing
6-14
b-
6-19
6c
..
(quar.)
Co.
Assurance
6-15
Common
4-30
5-
35c
preferred
5-
1
5-17
4-29
(quar.)
9-16
12-16
20c
.
(quar.)__
Inc.,
preferred
preferred
$3.50
4-26
30c
1
Common
4-10
60c
preferred
Idaho
Free State Geduld
.
Co.
&
Lincoln
3-25
1
25c
(quar.)_____
(quar.)—
1
5-
5-20
$1.25
10-
1-2-64
87»/2C
Common
5-
quar.)
130c
(quar.)—,
Companies, Ltd.
25c
4-11
6c
Co
Illinois
•
.2—
—
1
1
1
(Ft. Wayne)
5-17
5-
stock
Massachusetts
(Long Island, N. Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
Franklin
8c
,
7
5-
7-
87V2C
Insurance Co. of Georgia (stock
Lincoln National Life Insurance
5-24
6-
4-29
(quar.)
5%
3
6-12
8%c
(quar.j_
Airlines,
Co.
(Stock
1
10c
(quar.)_
4-15
5-14
87,/aC
Life
5-10
35c
(quar.)
Inc.
5-10
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
1
40c
(quar.)
preferred
4-25
44-
lVi%
__
(quar.)
Johnson
Sound
Hyster
6-
1
4-30
4-30
35c
(quar.)
5%
35c
6-
J3c
14%c
(quar.)
Winston,
Co.
4-10
1
.'
B
preferred
&
5%
4-15
__
•
9
1
30c
pfd.
1
1
6-
A
(quar.)__
Chemical,
5%
Y.)—
pfd.
6-
5-
tbc
Telephone
(5-for-4
4-10 T
5-
5-14
7c
i
common
Leece-Neville
5-15
:
7%
5%
5-
1
(initial)
com.
Co.
5%
(increased
Hussmann
the
9
1
&
Huttig Sash
,
Franklin National Bank
new
Products,
preferred
Howard
5-24
5c
following: Summit Yonkers, Summit Patchogue, Summit Jericho, Summit Valley
Stream and Summit Brooklyn i
Forbes & Wallace; class B (quar.)
Motor
Inc.,
Inc.,
preferred
1
6-14
5-
,
4-15
1
12Vic
(N.
5-14
(quar.)
convertible
Lawter
Lighting & Power,
Common
5c
—_________
5-
62Vic
Finance Corp.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
8-23
1
4-12
25c
Inc.
5-14
1
Lamontagne Limitee, class A iquar.)
Ltd., 5V'4% pfd. (quar.)
Life
(quar.)__
Galion
Ball
5-24
Floyd Bennett
(For each 25 shares held stockholders will
one
World,
1
1
Laurentide Financial,
4-11
6-
Electric
Insurance
9-16
2%
__________—
(quar.).
class A (quar.)
Stores
(stock dividend i—
Industries,
receive
&
Reinhart"&
6-14
5-
4-30
4-30
class
preferred
6ya%
4-19
1
5-
i
SuOies,
4-30
$1.75
5-
56!/4c
(quar.)
Manufacturing
25c
(quar.)—___
-
Co.
66-
$1.12V2
dividend
Central
6%%
(quar.)__
'Ac
Co.—
4.56%
$1.25
.
:
(quar.)
preferred A
LaCrosse
4-22
35c
H-C7
si
6-
(quar.)___
preferred
Leslie
(quar.)__
25C
;
pfd.
•v;:, :4k*!.-.
5%
4-10
(.
5-31
12Vic
3%%
—.t___*
Utilities
Steel
Florida
(quar.)
4-30
15c
Series
Household
19
1
5c
Bearing Co. (quar.)
Hormel (George A.) & Co.
(quar.)
Home
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
1
Hot Shoppes, Inc.
(stock dividend)
the
Cleveland
—.1
Firth
Florida
in
1
12-
29c
Ltd.„
preferred
Hoover
acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
Square Building
Fischback & Moore
9-
12-10
__
H-DA
Industries,
Home
(Cleveland)
conditioned
9-10
10c
preferred
Holt,
8
payment
1
income
iquar.)
Holly Sugar Corp.
8
Realty
Mines,
Higbie
4-12
7-
40c
4-
5-
10%
iquar.)—_
Falls)
1
Bank
,
(Tentative
(Glens
Gas
preferred
Huuy
10c
dividend)
Chicago
5-
6-
Leath
6%
preferred
(quar.)
Hercules Powder, 5%
preierred
3-29
Bank (New York) (quar.)
First National City
First National Iron
First
of
25c
L_
:
4-22
6-10
37Vic
(quar.)
6%
11c
Gas,
Stock
4.32%
Controls—
7%
-.
Laclede
8-22
Hercules
short-term
Inc.
9
5
$1.05
Company'
9
4-
5'%
(quar.)
(quar.)
\
1
$1.08%
Press, Inc.
(quar.)
Corporation (quar.)
Lake
___
preferred
95c
Kingsport
Leeds
Co.
5-14
Kroger
5-24
5%
First Camden National Bank & Trust
(quar.)
First Connecticut Small Business Investments
5-
1
9-
Hayes
investment
net
1
5-
6-10
&
4-
6-
Kostin
5-14
6-
75c
Light Co.. (quar.)
Harvey's Stores, Inc., class A (quar.)
Hat Corp.
of America, common
3-15
56y4C
"6-10
25c
$1.25
Water
5-13
4-25
Oil
(quar.)
Kendall
Industries
RR.—
convertible
6-10
(monthly)
preferred
4-12
$1.25
Hartford
4-19
5-
5-10
(quar.)__
Chemicals
35c
7c
Krylon,
30c
—
Co
(quar.J)
Paper
Kelly
3
40c
Corp.
(quar.)_
Hart, Schaffner & Marx (quar.)
Hartfield Stores, Inc.
(stock dividend)
Fund—
for
.
source^)
Quarterly
4-19
IV2C
__
.__
Income
SO.101
1
5-
100%
Harsco
Co.
iquar.)
(quar.)_
Industrial
Quarterly
5-
135c
Marshall Field &
see
General
Financial
4-15
1
4-24
(quar.)
(M. A.)
Harcourt Brace
'
135c
5-31
5-15
5-24
1
Trust—
Insurance
2
4-11
preferred
(quar.)
3V2%
preferred
(quar.i
Kellwood Company
4-15
20c
3y2%
3Va%
Co.—
Ohio
Hanna
,4-30
283'4c
5-
4-30
preferred
Series
5-23
5-15
capital
Life
'(quar.)
&
Hamilton-Funds
4-19
30c
(quar.)__
Mortgage Assn (monthly)Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
pfd. (quar.)
Federated Department Stores iquar.)
Federated Grain, Ltd., class A—-
5-10
6-14
preferred
Hallnor
4-19
6
25c
National
$1.40
Mobile
Hagerstown
9
4-24
5-
4-15
22Vic
dividend)
4-
4-29
Kellogg Company—
5-15
$5
1
6c
1
S5
4-15
5-
4c
O
(Jacksonville)
Gulf
1
5-15
15c
(quar.)
iquar.)—,
Extra
Field
V
1
5-
46 Via C
;
from
Insurance
Life
1
5-
6-15
12V2C
(quar.)
Investment
2
4-23
25c
Corp.
Kay Foods Corp.,
5-17
4-15
32Vic
.___ —
(quar.)
Insurance
(stock
Savings
5.j0%
Fairfield
(quar.)
1
1
20c
A
4-
2'/ac
Monthly
4-17
65-
22Vic
20c
6-10
87y2c
4-23
25c
(quar.)
class
4-23
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Co.
Power & Light—
preferred (quar.)
4V2% preferred
Kavanau
Corp.
4-26
40c
Gulf
5-15
6-
50c
—
preferred
Fate
6-10
and
1
40c
Life
Guaranty
30c
(stock
common
(quar.)
Exeter & Hampton Electric
Fall
4-16
25c
(quar.)_
gtd. iquar.)—.■
dividend)
Galvan, Inc.
Inc.,
'5-20
4-30
(quar.)
pfd.
7-
Holders
Payable of Rec.
7J/2C
4% preferred
(quar.)
4.20% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4-15
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
City
3.80%
5
15c
Company, 5% preferred
Industry Shares, Inc.—
(Quarterly of 9c from investment
4-10
6-10
40c
5-
12V2c
Growth
25c
4-15
Sutherland
common
7c
common
Manufacturing
Kansas
When
Share
A
.
(quar.)
Griesedieck
5-10
115c
RR.,
(stock
&
Eversharp,
Co.
conv.
Pittsburgh
Inc.,
Corp.
4-12
1
4-22
4-15
5-
%J%
Greenfield Real Estate
6-
25c
5-
3
B
class
Kaiser-Nelson
rets.
(quar.)
Batteries
Southern
Greynouhd
__
4-
___
dividend
4-26
Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Emco, Ltd. (quar. i—_
Empire State Oil Co. (increased s-a>__
Employers Group Associates (increased)
Emporium
uep.
less British In-
Increased
Taxi
5-
—$0.5781'A
Quarterly
Quarterly
Electric & Musical Industries, Ltd., Am. shs.
(An interim payment of 5%
less British
5-15
30c
(quar.)
properties,
Great
6-
56y4c
Government Employees
Corp. (s-a)
Government Employees Life Insurance—
(Stock dividend)
Grace (W. R.) & Co. (increased
quar.)
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
(quar.)—
Great Northern Ry Co.
(quar.)
4-15
3-15
4-10
8c
(quar.)_,
Corp.
1
15c
Co., common
(quar.)
Company
Gould-National
4
4-
<
-__
(accum.)
(accum.)
preferred A (accum.)—.
$6 preferred B (accum.)
Erie
Alden
5-
Company
Inc.,
Class
Joy
KVP
—„
$7
Income
H.)
preferred
Stock
4-10
4-30
10c
Steel
'■*
4-25
$1.12 Va
Josten's,
1
4-25
(quar.)—*
Goodman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Gorton's of Gloucester, Inc.
4-18
5-
5%
Group, Ltd., Ordinary Amer.
Glen
Co.—
_
Company
Stainless
(P.
Corp.
preferred
Godfrey
5-i5
—
Globe-Wernicke Industries
6-10
10c
Per
-
Name of
4-15
31V4C
(Interim payment of 6%%
come Tax)
;
4-15
4-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Industries
6-17
'
Eastern
$6
Guard
$1.12V2
(quar.)
Company
4-30
____________
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred - (quar.)
du Pont of Canada, Ltd._
&
10c
'
income)
;
Eastern Can
1
"■
4-15
Commissioner)
Brothers
7c
...
Pont
10-
<
Ginn
Holders
4-30
Corp. of California—
(Subject to the California
dividend
Gimble
4-18
10-31
40c
Ducommun, Inc. iquar.)
—,!—
Dunlop Rubber Ordinary reg.—Amer, dep. rets, (final payment of 1 shil¬
ling 1 pence per share less British in¬
du
'
1
30c
—
(monthly)——
(From net investment
Stock
uorp.
When
Payable of Rec.
40c
,_
Financial
2%
(quar.)
A
4-
<*-30
3%'
(Wiiuam)'
(quar.)
Share
(quar.)_
Corporation's
1
'
common
preferred
Gibraltar
4-11
1
5-
12^2C
.
(quar.)___—
class
5-
5-17
Company
Inc.,
$4.50
6-14
ti2y2c
iquar.)
dividend^-uuu^-r.*.--—
Drew
5-15
5-31
110c
(quar.j
.
Co,
Genesco,
Getu
(increased/.
Industries, Inc.
Per
Name of
4-12
5-31
•
162 y2c
&
Chemical
Stock
7
Ltd.—
dividend
Dresser
5-
$20c
(s-a)
—
Chemical, Ltd.
industries
(quar.)-
Douga^oy
Stock
Industries, Ltd.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
tlOc
(quar.)
Dominion
When
Share
Co.
13
10c
5-
1
4-15
,
Continued
on
page
52
'k
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1642)
14
.
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
YEARLY
Highest
Lowest
55
23
16
Jan
561'a Aug 29
81% Mar
11 'A Oct
93
17
72% Jan
9
Apr
21% Jan
15
12V4 Mar 26
14% Jan
14
ABC
Vending
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
4
92
Apr
15
ACF
Industries
99 V4 Jan
2
68'A Feb
28
80
Jan
15
Acme
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
2
13% Jan
2
17% Apr
19
Acme
22
Oct
25
33% Feb
21
25
Mar
27
10.
May 29
23% Jan
3
10
Apr
90% Jan
24
35% Jan
10
May 28
41% May 29
45 Va May 29
18% Apr
3% May 29
6
17
3
15% Jan
26% Jan
8
14 Va Jan
7
54% Jan
4% Feb
19
3% Apr
40% Mar 26
35
Feb
22% Apr
May 29
19
Jan
Jan
24 Va July 25
39
89% Dec
12%
10,200
90%
92
91
92
89 % \ 92
87%
89%
88%
89%
70
70%
70
70%
70'A
70%
70%
70%
70%
71
16%
17V8
16%
17%
16%
17%
17
17%
17
26%
26%
2 6'/a
17%
26%
1
.
26%
26%
26%
10 Va
10 Va
10%
10 %
11%
10%
46
45 Va
46%
45%
47%
7,200
3,500
25,300
10%
48%
11
47%
10%
47
26%
26%
15 Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
22%
231/8
22%
23%
23
23 Va
50c
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
1
57%
58%
57%
57 Va
56%
57%
56
58%
No par
60%
61%
60%
61%
59%
61%
10
500
42%
49 Va
22%
Products
Products
61% Apr
16
Air
Reduction Inc
4% Jan
14
A
8
Chemicals
&
.
14%
3,600
3,400
16,200
.
13,900
14%
30 '/a Jan
29
Aldens
9
93% Jan
22
13
Gas
Inc
4%%
115 3/4
3,200
57%
593/4
19,500
60%
60%
23%
15%
.,60%
26,100
4,000
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 3/8
7,100
2
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
35%
2,.400
1
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
22%
9,800
5
28 %
29%
28 %
29
28%
28%
28 %
28%
28%
28%
100
*93%
95%
93 %
93%
93%
93'A
Corp—
Products
59 Va
23Va
v
2
Industries
J
Alabama
Alco
Jan
11,300
12%
15 Va
23% Mar 29
91
92
12%
14%
26% Mar 26
94 % May 16
4
91%
12%
22%
Control
3
4
2
93
12%
_
Air
4
2
42%
91%
12%
26%
Air
12
42%
91%
13%
"48 Va
38% Jan
70 Va Feb
42
91 %
13 Va
1
No par
4
65
42
91%
1
Corp,
6,
18
Apr
42
91
13%
10
Jan
16% Feb
3
56
42
91%
25
Inc
Co
Adams-Millis
28
4
18
84% Mar 15
25
Jun
24
11% Jan
19% Mar 15
25
42
Corp
Adams Express Co
24
13% Jan
54% Feb
April 17
13 Va
Markets Inc
Steel
*42
April 1.6
91%
Addressograph-Multigra-ph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
—1
Aeroquip Corp
1
Jan
4
43% Mar 18
1
914 Oct
14
1
22 % Mar
2
39% Oct
20 Va Jun
33
V
Sales for
the Week
Friday
Thursday
April 15
42
Laboratories
24
jE prices
5
Fund
Abbott
60% Oct
Wednesday
April 17
April 16
April 15
Far
-—1
Abacus
18
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
52%'Jun
24
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest
42 % Apr 19
39% Jan
7
Year 1962
LISTED STOCK
FOR EVERY
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Range for Previous
34% Oct
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
RANGE OF PRICES
DAILY
Inc
common
preferred
*92
*92.
94%
22,300
94%
.
140
Y
•
93/4 Apr
4
Jan
11
3 2'/a Apr
17
42 % Jan
11
323/4 Jan
2
38 % Jan
23
12 % Mar 20
5% May 29
Jun
14
41
Jan
5
27 Va Sep
27
48 % Jan
2
39 Va May 28
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
Dec
10
93
19
88
96
18
Sep
23% Mar
16 % May 29
>
2
103
2
.
Jan
4
42 % Mar
17 % Feb
15
13 Va Jan
2
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
5
7
Feb
66 Va Feb
6
49% Jan
2
Jun
4
87% Feb
25
163/a Feb
2
11% Jan
16
15
45 Va Oct
2
Apr
2
9 % Feb
Apr
2
Oct
12
July
57
24
26
8i % May
88
3
23
9% Oct
12% Oct
23
24
4
89
2
14% Jan
7
Jan
9% Mar 11
20 Va Jan
68% Mar 23
22
23
Dec
17
10
600
57%
57%
57%
6,900
91
90
90
90
90
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
12,000
17%
18 V*
17%
17%
17%
18
47.600
25% Mar 28
60
91
18%
18 Va
18%
96
96
96
19
19
19%
18 Va
19
18%
19
18%
19%
10,900
_No par
29 %
30
28%
29%
25 Va
26%
26
27%
26%
27
21,200
No par
253/a
25%
25 Va
25%
25
25%
25
25%
25
56
57%
Amerace
_
Amerada
Apr
18
Amer
22 Va Apr
18
American
Corp
Apr
-2
3%%
2
26
Feb
11
American
Bakeries
22% Oct
25
30
May 18
243/4 Apr
16
29 % Jan
17
American
Bank Note
59
July 19
65
Apr
4
62
Jan
14
11
Oct
18% Jan
4
13 % Jan
2
Feb
26
18
58% Apr
4
54%
56
25%
25%
24
132%
No par
33%
Agricultural Chemical—No par
6%
Airlines
*101
100
preferred
24%
23%
132 %
20%
55 Va
86,700
25%
25%
24
23%
24%
23%
24%
6.800
133%
135%
137%
37,700
133%
..
35 Va
21%
102%
23%
24%
23%
24%
23%
23 Va
5
26
26 V*
24 V4
26
25%
*63
64%
V *63 %
15%
.2
American
Brake
American
94,900
'
600
110
23%
23%
23%
8,700
26
26%
263/4
2,000
V i *63 Va
64%
64%
*63 Va
64%
*63 Va
15%
55'% ''56%
71,700
22%
21%
*103 Va
25%
•
15%
15%
15%
15%
55 Va
16
36
35%
22%
108
700
23%
64%
common
135
36
21%
*103
25 Va
No par
Bosch Arma Corp
.
35%
20 Va
102%
20%
101
99%
78,900
53%
25%
34%
35 Va
34%
35%
20%
106
25%
56%
25 %
23%
133 Va
/
53%
26
132%
24 Va
133 %
200
95%
*25 Va
56%
26
*25 Va
*92
94%
94%
96
*94 Va
,
50
Co
preferred
American
20%
:1
common
convertible
.
55 %
1
12.50
Petroleum
Feb
16% Apr
18%
No par
America
of
Corp
19
11
*90
18%
17% Jan
48% Jan
13%
13 V8
*94%
4
25
*90
91
-10
Cement
40 Va Jan
53 y4 Apr
13 %
\
*44
1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
-10
4.08% convertible preferred—100
16% Oct 18
25
*89%
„
Inc
103
Jun
700
14%
57%
3
41
14%
57%
Limited
67
14.%
44
56 %
11
18
14%.
44%
56%
Co
97
48
56%
17 Va Jan
26
51,900
56 Va
22 % Jan
Jun
48
56 Va
1
90
47%
1,900
Aluminium
36
48%
8%
Amalgamated Sugar Co
16
47%
44%
23
Mar
114
47%
8%
16
24
47 Va
8%
Feb
31
15
15% Oct
47%
14%
23% Jan
20% Jun
11,800
44%
Aluminum
137% Apr
25%
*8 Va
Allied .Supermarkets
15
2
30
25%
14%
17
2
101%
25%
103
44%
14
22 % Jan
101%
25 %
8%
27
113 Va Jan
*101%
26
14%
28% Feb.
9
'
103
25 Va
44%
60 % Jan
15
;
8%
25 Va Apr
Feb
34
13,900
*101 Va
47
25%
8%
7
134% Feb
18
May 29
84% Jun 25
50
8%
2
203/4 Jan
49%
44 Va
51 % Mar 22
4
31
50%
*14 Va
Inc
25
47
26,800
10%
26
'
9
14,700
37%
25%
102%
103
23Va
33%
36%
8%
Alside
25
28 % Jan
Jan
102%
50
50
10%
32%
14 Va
8
Jun
h* O O
49%
•
44%
30% Jan
17% Jun
5
100
50%
50
50%
50 Va
18,600
10%
36%
8%
28
16% Jun
37 Va
44 %
Portland
25% Feb
36%
*14 Va
Alpha
49% Mar 20
37%
5
16
24
37 Va
No par
16
16% Oct
38 Va
36%
32%
37 V*
33%
10%
32 %
.•
Apr
.
10 Va
32 Va
Corp
Co
19 % Apr
28
10
33%
Corp
.5
Allied Stores Corp common__No par
4%
preferred
100
18
18% Apr
3
16% Feb
10 Va
33
Products
96
Jan
12
45
Allied
10
33%
1
Mills
13% Jan
303% Jan
100% Mar
Kid
Allied
10%
32%
1
:
Inc
Chemical
Allied
4
91
21
5
Allied
4
Mar
45
57 Va Apr
14% Dec
81% July
Industries
Allen
8
48% Apr
15
Apr
4
5
34% May 29
6 Va Jun 25
34%
28
26
Jan
193/4 Jan
2
52% Jan
3
10
10
1
Alleghany Corp common
6%
convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System__
1
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
56
55 Va
55%
-55%
16%
16%
16%
36,000
56'
55%
56%
8,500
Broadcasting-Paramount
Shoe
Co
No par
st
1
33%
33%
33%
333/4
32%
33%
32%
33
453/4
46%
x45%
45 5/a
45 Va
45%
44%
45%
44%
25
41 Va
41 Va
41%
413/4
41%
41 %
41%
41%
41%
5
10%
11
10%
10%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
No par
51 'A
51%
51
51%
*50%
51%
51
22
22 V4
21 Va
22
21%
21%
21%
22%
22 %
48%
48'A
47 Va Feb
19
30 % Mar
4
38 % Jan
14
47% Feb
19
43% Apr
1
473/a Feb
1
38 %
417/a Mar
9
40 Va Jan
2
42 Va Jan
30
103/a Apr
2
113/4 Jan
22
American
Cement
47 % Jan
2
5
American
Chain
25
52% Apr
22% Apr
8
American
28 % Jan
24
American
Commer Barge Line Co__3
Consumer Ind
No par
American
July« 5
'
-
41
Jun
50 % Mar 26
27
18 Va Oct
•
1
243/4 Jan
17
20
Jan
Theatres
American
7%
23
34'A Feb
13
22% Apr
15
31 Va May 29
513/4 Jan
5
41% Jan
3
50
Feb
27
Oct
20
Inc
Can
Co
common
preferred
Corp
&
Cable
Crystal Sugar common-10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
lo
Jan
3
94
Dec
21
88 % Mar 12
94
Jan
18
35 Va Jun
25
50
Dec
26
473A Jan
2
57
Apr
8
55% Jan
2
38 3/8 Jan
3
44Va Jan
23
American
Distilling
35 7/a Dec
31
363/4 Apr
10
American
Electric
34
15
American
Enka
84
Jun
25
28% Oct
31"
24
'
—
—
—
12% May 29
8% Oct 18
20% Mar
10 Va Jan
25% Jun 25
401% Feb
44% Oct
79
17
323/8 Mar
29 Va Apr
4
5
17% Jan
2
16
8% Jan
2
<
—
8
34% Jan
30
41% Apr
Jan
2
49% Mar 25
58% Jan
8
18% Mar 21
19% Feb
13
24% Jan
106% Nov
12
15% Oct 24
42'% Jan
15
..
Jan
16
2
101% Mar 18
j
40
39 %
39%
36 Va
36%
36
36%
35,900
32'A
33 Va
33
33%
38,400
25 Va
26
26
26%
26%
26%
25%
26 Va
25
25%
54,600
10%
11%
10%
11%
11%
11%
11
11%
11
11 Va
14.600
12 50
40%
.40%
_l_i
54%
553A
par
20% >20 Va
Home
Hosp
Jan
23
Co
Power
Hardware
Co
Corp
Products
Supply
Corp_No
American International Corp.:
__l
American Investment Co of Ill__—1
51/4%
prior
17
2
85
Mar 14
3
37
Apr
17
American
105% Nov
29
2
109
Jan
31
preferred
:__100
4%.%
20
Oct
Jan
2
53
Apr
23
39% Feb
26
46
Jan
18
American
Natural
24
25
16% Jan
2
18% Jan
24
40% Feb
7
30 % Jan
2
34% Feb
17
9 % Jan
2
4
56 Va Jan
2
11% Apr
69 Va Apr
16
30% May
133% Apr
24
151
21% Jan
8
11
Jan
125
3
2
Jan
4
33% July 18
26% Jan
43 % Mar
39% Jan
2
164
3
36% Apr
3
Amer
2
54 % Apr
15
19%
19%
41
40%
41 Va
403A
41%
403/4
41
19,600'
20%
211/4
21%
22
21%
22
21%
21%
21%
21%
10,200
62%
63%
64%
65%
65 Va
66 3/4
67 Va
68%
69 Va
70
103A
11 Va
10 5/a
11%
103/4
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
58.600
28%
283A
28%
28 Va
26,400
15 3/4
60,400
South
5
41 Va Feb
15
2
125% Feb
7
American
Tel &
Tobacco
19
33% Apr 17
136 Va Mar 26
American
63 % Dec
27
May 29
Jun
29
127% Jan
59
25
Aug 10
19
22% Aug 29
Jan
2
6%
1
65% Feb
6
American
Viscose
2
27 % Apr
American
Water
18
15
2
26
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
13 Va Jan
18
5 Va %
26% Feb
16
24
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
28% Apr
26% Mar 19
9
25
5c/c
25
7
Jan
29
23% Apr
48 Va Jan
30
6%
Co
com
Jan
4
27% Jan
25% Oct 26
37% Jan
4
28% Jan
35% Feb
35% Apr
91
95
92
97
Jun
28
27
34% Sep 26
1136% Nov 19
11
Jun
25
For
May 16
49% Feb
Jan
Apr
11
Anchor
5
9
26% Apr
5
25% Mar 22
41% Jan
7
8
15% Feb
20 % Apr
18
footnotes,
see
page 25.
39% Jan
8
32%
32%
32%
32 Va
12,100
54 Va
53 3'8
54 Va
53
54
53
533/a
52%
53%
7,400
39%
393/4
393/4
122%
123Va
122%
1231/4
145,900
33 Va
33%
33%
33%
33%
154,900
633/a
25
*25
*25 Va
25%
*24%
26
*26
39%
125
32 Va
132%
32%
133
26
14,400
39%
124%
32 Va
26%
39%
123
40
3 9 J/2
123 J/4
62%
"
1321/a
132
133
132
133 %"
35,000
63
26%
25%
25 Va
25%
970
132Va
62%
26%
..-
1,200
500
26
26 Va
*26
26%
*26
26%
*26
26%
*26
*26
27
*26
27
*26
27
*26
100
26 3A
27
27
•
25
*24%
24%
24%
*24 3/8
24%
243A
241/4
24%
l
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22 V4
22%
22 3a
*24%.
22%
1,100
22%
22%
22%
16,700
48 %
48
%
4734
48
48
4824
48V4
48'A
47%
48
29%
30 3a
29%
29%
2934
30
293/4
30'/a
30
30 Va
6,100
16 V*
>16%
15%
16
15%
16 Va
49,100
24 Va
24%
243A
34 Va
24%
"•
1,400
Inc
&
16%
16%
23 5/a
25
24 Va
25
24
24 Va
24 lA
1
33%
34 Va
33%
34%
33 Va
34
34'A
33%
34%
13,900
50
Industries
Wire
24% Feb
19
]
46 Va
47
4634
47%
46 Va
47%
46%
47
46%
47 Va
41,500
No par
32%
33
3234
33J/a
32%
32%
31%
32%
32
32
333%
3434
_i
:
Co
44% Dec
27
shares
Ampex Corp
Anaconda
40
33%
No par
No par
Inc
14
3,900
241/4
126
32%
25
5%
preference
American Zinc Lead & Smelting
Anaconda
■'J- 320
33%.
2 61/4
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp__1
37
■
33 Va
26 Va
Amsted
23 % Jun
126
127
*125%
62%
16
4
23 Va
241/4
24
23%
127
26%
13
Feb
158
23%
62 Va
34% Apr
48
157 Va
*1251%
62%
25% Feb
•
23%
125
26%
4
3
23 Va
125
.61 Va
17% Jan
40%-Jan
157%
"f'26%
14 % Mar 16
20% Jan
1571/4
27%
4
30 Va Jan
157%
157 Va
62
20% Jan
4
1,000.
22,300
132
5
2
10%
683/4
27
31% Apf
15
10%
683/8
61 %
6
52% Jan
10%
68 Va
131 Va
25% Mar
37% Jan
10%
68 3/8
52%
5
54
37% Jan
32V4
68 3/4
32%
33% Mar 29
24
3,800
333/a
33%
11 Va
33%
I_25
endorsed
3,000
33%
25
preferred
100
17%
11
159
158
23%
128
32
32%
154 Va
68 'A
39%
25'
16% Oct
160
173/4
69%
1233/8
27
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
23 Va
*153
5.400
11
a
j 313/4
26
May 28
32%
68 3
39%
Jun
10
33 %
11
25
Corp
Works
preferred
Inc
323A
11%
69
122 3A
Oct
AMP
33%
6.25
common
preferred
Ametek
17%
17%
*125
15 Va
15%
154 Va
17%
17%
25
Jun
3
15 Va
*153 Va
33%
Co
17
Mar 19
15%
154 Va
17%
*158
25
10
42
28%
28%
15 %
*153
17 3/4
68
Ltd—£l
39
Mar 30
15%
154Vb
33%
8V3
preferred
Apr
25% Apr
8
27% Oct 31
26% Oct 17
Co
283/4
15
100
Tel
22 % Jan
25% Mar 19
Inv
28 Va
*153
15%
18
*10%
par
par
pr.eferred-100
28 Va
153
17%
__lo
Sugar Refining com
preferred
1%
14 3/4
153
Dvlpt Corp.l
American
37% Jan
1
28%
5
com
common
African
114% Jan
Mar
par
100
5
28
&
Co
2
Jan
20 %
40%
No par
Sany
non-cumulative
31
25
193A
40 3/4
preferred
44% Apr
134% Feb
25
20%
40'A
100
38% Dec
23
20 Va
Seating Co
Snuff
.
No par
l
Std
136 % Jan
20
131,600
8
10
Co
17
July 2
42% Jun 25
2,000
19%
Co__
Co
25 Va Oct
123
183/s
281/4
19%
American
6%
20,800
17 %:
28
193/4
American Ship Building Co__No
Americap Smelt & Ref'g com_No
7%
1,625
18
preferred
American
108 V4
28
5
17
108 Va
108 Va
17%
4
21
*108'A
19%
Research
Jan
127
37,200
108
36
1073/4
1.66%
Gas
&
36%
36 Va
28
American
Mar 26
24% Jan
7%
30
37
36%
173a
Rad
19
154% Jan
36%
1073/4
87
*85%
27 %
American
151% Apr
7
35%
1073/4
139,200
20%
87
.37
17%
25
Jan
35 Va
107 Va
:
*85 Va
87
2 7'A
Potash & Chem.
Apr
20
20%
20%
20%
20
*85%
17'A
American
News
87
27%
7
American
35
107 Va
22%
300
163/4
Corp
98 Va May 29
24
*85 Va
500
5,700
103
27 3
32% Jan
152
103
*102
22
*102
17
4
18 % Jan
1
203/4
85 Va
15 3A
22 Va
*15%
22
103
21%
*102
26,100
15 Va
15 Va
15%
21%
36,800
203/8
27%
Optical
May
103
22%
85%
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
65
*102
15%
21%
55
19 Va
163A
American
30% Mar 15
29% May 29
Jan
45% Jan
•
102
AY
403/a
54%
27 Va
American
2
15%
213/4
20 Va
___2
18 % Oct
27
32
Motors
25
12% Jan
15%
21%
3,600
41%
40
54%
•*•■54
No par
Meter Co
American
54% Jan
23% Oct 26
8% May 29
48% July 18
3
American
14
Jan
22
Jan
7
Feb
Apr 19
150
153/4
21 Va
22%
100
15
152i% May 16
20%
21%
com__i
24% Jan
2
20% Feb
Inc
70
24
20'% Nov
Climax
7
Oct
122
Metal
convertible preferredAmerican Metal Products
9
12
54%
20 Va
100
10% Apr
5
271/8 Mar 25
Mar
54%
20%
1.75
com
61
142i% Jan
2
Fdry
20% Apr
24
Jan
&
2
2
Oct
142
Mach
preferred
2
24
Oct
19
3.90%
29 Ye Jan
23
40
55%
20%
■
20%
,393/4
40
40%
54%
*15%
102
-
40 %
<
■
American
73% Jan
32% Jan
24
481/4 May 29
81/4 Oct 24
14
18% Apr
2
26% Mar 18
4,300
39 Va
33%
Jan
14% Jan
56%
36 Va
Apr
16
56%
40
81
19
56%
32%
20
18
5 6 3/8
35%
2
18% Mar 13
56%
39 Va
2
301/4 Apr
18% Sep
56'A
33%
Mar 19
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
92
56%
36%
Jan
12% Oct 24
22% Jun 27
44,100
93 Va
39%
86
Jan
-140
33%
40
30Va Jan
93%
38 Va
7
101
100
*92
92 Va
35%
23
5
48%
56 Va
8
900
*47%
93 Va
*92
23
48%
■
*22%
34
79% Sep
Sep
9,700
23
36 Va
24% Oct
97
21%
39%
American
1
*47%
21%
33%
American
24i/4 Feb
48%
2,600
21%
38%
American
2
23
*47 3A
51%
35 Va
4
25
*22%
48%
3,800
51%
10
19
Jan
56 3
23 Va
*92
93 Va
55%
23
1,400
10%
:_6.50
22
22 Va Apr
104
*92'
•
37,500
10%
51
*22%
*48
.
67,800
451/4
41%
■
Corp
2.50
American Export Lines Inc—
40c
American & Foreign Power
No par
Jan
23
3
20% Jan
5
Mar 20
16
11% Mar 14
33% Feb
1
May 29
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
101
Apr
263/4 Apr
33
32%
12.50
25
38 Va May 29
22% Jun
Cable
Hocking Glass Corp
6.25
■
34%
„
34%
34%
34
15%
161/4
•
34%
34
.
333A
12,200
•
530
4,000
; 34
"
S4
preferred
Anderson
Anken
Apco
Clayton
Chemical
Oil
No par
Corp
&
&
Co__-
Film
Corp
21.80
*95
*95
97
27
27%
28%
j
18 Va
19 Va
97
*95
-
97
*95
*95
97
97
,
10,400
27
27%
20c
.
,
27 Va
26%
27
26%
26%
26'%
27 Va
273/a
26%
27
26%
26%
26
26'A
11,600
18 Va
19%
19 Va
20
193/4
2OV4
19%
20%
55,900
■
27
.
(1643)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
•
33
Jun
25
Oct
32
Oct
47Ya Jun
38%
31
Feb
40% Jan
30
33% Jan
15
Arizona
59}/e Apr
42.
48% Apr
15
15
Armco
57 V* Feb
24
16
25
73% Apr
23
2
89 Va Jun
9% Oct
30
15% Oct
25
8
92% Feb
1
34% Jan
40
Jan
12
10% Jan
13% Jan
25
17% Jan
20% Feb
13
Aro
26
26% Jan
34% Mar 27
25 % Jan
30% Apr
8
3% Jan
14
5 Ve
2% Jan
May 25
47% Nov 21
2
110% Jun
2
€
27% Jan
2
34% May 29
49 Va Jan
43% Jan
22
80 Vb Jan
.
■
•
.
Y
:
Industries
Inc___
4
Associates
Investment
Co___
40 3/8
401/2
31 Ve
4,000
31
31 Va
307/b
311/4
28,000
55Vb
57%
471/4
793/4
38,400
58%
56%
57%
56
57%
48 »/2
47 >/a
48
47
47 Va
79 Va
79%
79-%
79%
79
79 Va
78%
89 Va
89
89
88%
88%
*88%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
*11
79,
.
11%
*11
11%
18%
19%
19
19%
30%
30%
29%
30%
30%
29
29%
29%
~
•
2%
3
2%
47%
48%
*1104-i
110%
10
62%
63
27%
,
3
48
;
.85
Oct
3
12% Nov
]2
-22 "
.'Atchison Topeka :& Santa-Fe. com.10
5%-. non-cumulative -preferred—10
46% Jan
15
48
Jan
2
Nov
16
86% Apr
25 Va
Feb
17
5
14% Jan
3;
Feb 23
15%Sep 20
29
2V8 Jan
27%
62
17% Feb
.
Atlantic
^
26
2% Feb
20%-Dec
18
31% Jam
24
16% May 29
'
14 /
Jun
17% Janv 8
27% Mar 2125%. J[an 28- - 38. -X Mar 18"
13%.Apr
c--17% Jan .23
7
<.27% Dec
July 23
28%.Feb
.
62%
13"
23.;'Mar. :1-
19
17% Apr
30% Mar 29
25
26% Apr 17
\
'
24 Va Mar-
27 Va
..
2Vb
27/8
2,800
48%
48%
487/b
10,400
*110 ii,
110%
20
62 Vb
4,900
62
62%
27%
27 Ve
27%
10%
10%
Zv .*90%
92%
*90%
92%
9l\
91
53 Va
52%
53
53
55%
55%
56%
55%
87%
87%
87%
86%
.86 Va
16
15%
16
15%
.16
c "*
Refining. common____J.__lo
.
r
>
87%
15%
.
;
2%
2V4
"
/
2%
16 J/4
16%
X23
...
\
Avnefr.'Electronics Corp___________5c
"
'• *'
19
18%
,55%
*86%
87%
;
86%
153/4
15%
15%
2%
2%
2'/4
23/8
17 Va
4,100
86%
15%
17%
233/4
v
2%
23%
31%
31%
.
12,800
17
/v
•
17
V
■
*
17%
'
23%
,
23%
*30%
„
23%
_
33
*32
14%
14%
26
v
26%
-.26%
26%
18%
18%
17%
18%
■/'
15
14%
10
.Y
,
56%
23;.:
18%
52%
,'
18 %
':
52%
56%
2%
16% ;
15%
92%
55%
34
14% /
*91 Va
.
.
52%
25% ~ 26 V4
•
.
10%
473/4
52%
I6V4
•
92%
•
56%
'
66,000
'
*91
24
V
-*32
.
27%
10%
471/4
/■
V
•
53%
.
■V
2%
VM6%
24%
23%
.,*32
- ?4
,,14%. 15%
26
25%
r
.
27%
.
47%
53
54%
62
10%
47%
,
1,300
3,200
17,300
-
110%
47 Vb
-
19
301/z
29%
48 Vb
10%
...
3,100
*110 JJ
V
62 Va
'
8
I 3
750
39%
11%
18%
47% ;
AvcoCorp
'"
10%
62
27%
27%.
2 %
48 Va
110U
.
25,800
13,000
89
301/4
29%
3,
48 V4
110 ii
,
19
>0%
16%
prior pref (81.20)_.^No par
Automatic CanteeA/Cb rpf Apter-2.50
•
2%:
.
,
47%
Conv
.
2'
'
No par
Atlas .Corp.Common ^_____________1
5%
preferred
i___20
Austin Nichols commbn-i -Li^No
pairr
*
12% Jun J5
21
•
~T&% Oct
29 Va
47%
preferred..^.
100
'(Atlas Oheriiical Jndustries____-____i
18
v
RR
10%,
30%
*11
48 Vb
^3.75-series :B
25
17% Apr
3
11"'
V
1,0%
-
183/4
30 V8
29
*88%
39%
11%
*11
18%
30%
HOii
78%
39%
39%
,
11%
18%
46 3/4
89
'47%
._.;i__100
4%
preferred
Atlantic Coast Line
56% Apr 16
89% Mar 14
.
', 2
14% Jan
-
-•
Atlantic City'Electric Co comi_i.4%
Apr
4
54% Mar 18
19
88
28
94
:
'
21
r
"
48% Jan
10 /'
Jan
57% Feb
1"
Jun
11% Jan
10% Jun
87
.
24
81% Jan
.
27% Apr 19
11.; Mar 18
2
'
27
41% Oct
Jan
43% Jan
4
91% Apr
6
471/2 Deb 21
•
■
25
10% Dec. 21
1C
31% Jun
16
*11
'
48%
110Ji
I
20 Va Aug
]9% Aug
'
39%
1
15
Jan
40%
30%'
47%
2.'50
17
64
40%
31 Va
88Va
Brewing
Apr
50
25
41
30%
57%
v
5
110U Apr
5
58% Feb
Arvin
40%
31
48%
2.50
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated
Shares
41%
59%
1
_1
Corp
Sales for
the Week
April 18
40%
40%
47%
par
__i
Friday
Aprill9
i
'571/4
Co
;__1
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5.25% preferred called.
100
22
108% Feb>
Constable
Corp
Thursday
April 17
'■
30%
•"
r
5
__
April 16
40%
'
10
_____
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 15
-
Service Co______2.50
Corp
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
No
Armstrong Rubber Co
:
Mar 12
-
<
No par
& Co
Arnold
16
28% Feb 20
?
81% Apr
87% Jan
18
15
66% Jan
7
Mar 22
27
Sep
Armour
23% Apr
33 Va Feb
.
Public
Steel
47
19% May 29
i 2 % Oct 25
37% Oct
1
52
Mar
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
Mar 29
24
105% Jan
43% Mar 13
51% Mar 19
5
25 Va Oct
20% Jun
30
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
71% Mar 15
22
82% Jan
•
NEW YORK
-
42% Dec
23% J.un 25
40
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
-
3,200
103,200
,
1
.
110
X 17,200
15,700
8,600
8.000
:
33
100
.
14Vb
;
-
,14%
33,200
26 3^
26%
■V. 126,600
17 VB
,r
17%
i
36,900
B
3TV« Jun
^
10
.
•
llVa
Jan
C *. 4% Mar 20
46 Va Feb
5
58% Feb ' 9
28
Mar 20
17
May 29
25
27% Jun
963% Jun
-
8% Mar 12 X
4% May 29
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16
.
.
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.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
43% Mar
Mar 16
56
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
37% Oct 24
22
Oct 25
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Jun 13
Carborundum
Carey
26% Jan
2
29% Feb
13% Mar
11
32% Jan
10
12
7
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8
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Clinchfield &
10
68'A Apr
16
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Power
8
8
103
Nov
19
25
64
Dec
27
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28
45% Mar 14
33 % Mar 27
39% Jan
30% May 29
44% Feb
8
36% Jan
2
42 % Apr
3
49% Sep
28
26% Jun
45% Jan
26% Oct
26
23
77
July
10% Feb
64% Jan
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4% Feb
20
22
38% Jan
16
2% Jun
26
25
42 Va Jan
34% Mar
20% Jan
10
29
Jan
44
Mar 22
18% Nov
1
28% Jun
25
124% Jan
5
Jun
26
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14
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2
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Feb
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22
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19
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23
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6
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Mar 19
19% Feb
6
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4
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29
23% Apr
2
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31
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16
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25
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21
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2
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96 % Jan
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24
25
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12
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17
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92
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22
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23
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20
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14
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12
3
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30
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2
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2
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14
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22
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2
22
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20
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25
21
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4
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29
Jan
15
4
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24
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2
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14
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20
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2
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8
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4
1
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2
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30
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3
31
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City Products Corp
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27
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8% Jan
9
11
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5
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19
2
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15
53
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6
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12
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12
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42
3
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140
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144
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26
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55
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21
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10
17
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2
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3
39
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14
24
14
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25
69
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4
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51
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41
Corp
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51/2%
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30% Apr
19
18
26% Jan
11
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17
22% Jan
26
77 % Jan
83
2Q% May 29
34
Jun 27
55% Jan
15% Jun 25
67
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31% Feb
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2
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2
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25
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4
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24
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7
11% Jan
2
3
13
Apr
18
9% Apr 11
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2
14
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7
4
61% Apr
89 % Feb
17
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15
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25
50% Dec
5
83% Dec
27
81% Jan
19
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18
109
Jan
25
109
Feb
28
115% Feb
13
27% Apr
33% Feb
16
103
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107 y4 Oct
96
May 29
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25
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25
25% Jun
27
21% Oct
24
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22
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39
2
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2
36% Mar 16
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4
27
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15
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7
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4
105
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3
12
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3
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25
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9
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18
15
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2
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23
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2
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4
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24
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25
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13
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2
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106
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7
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25
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11,400
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55
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120
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431%
5
preferred
Feb
6
54%
91
107
423/4
Co
20
15
54%
91
!
17
8
52%
*105
,
18 3
109%
;.
par
Continental
$5
105%
w- •
*26%
67
Container
4%
17%
1093/4
1
'
lo
$4.50 preferred
Mar .25
18
183A
1053/4
25
Gas
Consumers Power Co
$4.16
28% Apr
Natural
17% Jan
20,100
No par
16
page
30%
21%
!
26
see
29 %
•.
100
series
pref
Feb
footnotes,
29%
Co
Y
preferred
$4.52
87% Jan
% Jan
29%
31
29%
30%
Consol
18
Jan
42% Mar 29
4
29
'
1
72% Feb
.
29%
Consolidation
23
Jun
29
17
42% Apr
96
30%,
21
101 % Dec
40% Mar
29%
44% Apr
104% Nov
>
3,000
22,900
64% Feb
2
17,200
193%
common
Co
N
Coal
800
,
56'A
11%
27
pfd
Edison
of
'
:
113%
Consolidated
33% May 29
94% Jan
3
323%
19
19
97% Jan
323%
56%
27
2
32 %
11%
29% Feb
35% Jan
20
32%
19 %
Cigar Corp
conv
323/4
*32
11%
System_2.50
Nast
4.12%
1,900
Ry—
1st
Publishing
Corp
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
$5
19
,56%
38% Apr
_
18%
19 %
3
2
1
19
5 6'A
6
24% Jan
56% Jan
30
Feb
18%
*18
11%
Electronics Industries..
5
Consolidated
Foods
Corp
1.33%
Consolidated Laundries Corp.
5
35
100
18%
18%
32%
19 %
;
preferred
Edison
1,400
19
11%
Cone Mills
12% Feb
7,700
*16%
56%
Solvents
Commonwealth
4
10'%
19
19
19%
$4.25
preferred
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
5
10 % Mar
58
10
9%
9%
*16%
*16
10%
Gas
13% Feb
"
571%
58
57 7%
9%
18
56%
gtd
series
Southern
conv
58'A
18
197%
System
Inc__
Columbia Pictures common
4%%
*9'A
9 3%
52,400
97
11%
common.
Broadcasting
Commercial
573/4
59
20
30 %
America
Iron
Credit
65% May 28
2
of
&
Commercial
50% Feb
21
11% Oct
*91/4
*95
500
.58
57J%
575%
97
1
19
29
58%
9%
57 %
*95
98
No par
18
27% Jan
58%
*95
56 %
.No par
Engineering
111% Feb
'
"
22%
Corp
Combustion
3
Mar 20
57
97
19%
_
15
21
22
8
57%
*95
42
42
41%
11
common_l5
25
44% Jan
5
8
56%
56%
57
98
41%
10
Feb
27% Apr
48% Feb
105% Jan
May 29
&
14
56% Apr
Jan
41%
2,700
56V4
c
4%
noncumulative
45% Feb
Jan
141%
No par
preferred
Jan
72% Mar 16
41%
7
56'A
Co..
Colorado
42% Jan
31
41%
91/4
10
preferred
Aikman
7
79%
41%
57%
Gas Producing_33%c
No par
Co
Radio
45% Dec
29 % Apr
28
Apr
12,300
45'A
$3.50
>4%
8,200
7i%.
45T4
Colorado
% May 28
215%
67%
453%
Colonial
/
223%
211/4
7%
41%
Collins
107% Apr 16
Aprt19
22
21%
42 7%
Collins
2
1119'% Apr
Jan"
22%
21%
7%
20
Coed-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
Colgate-Palmolive Co common..
■
22 Va
21%
413/4
Coastal States
21
4
22%
7%
*18
100
Ilium
guaranteed
Coca-Cola
Apr
48% Jan
Nov
24
7%
8
19
22%
21%
7%
Peabody & Co common__3.25
preferred
100
Cluett
203% Jan
J an
30
95i% Apr
22
7%
56%
com_8.5o
Pitts RR 7%
Corporation
41% Jan
41% Jan
Jun 27
35% Apr
3
22%
215%
530
7%
1
Clevite
.
22%
22
27%
4
Electric
Special
22%
25c
Co
&
44,900
271/4
preferred
Cleveland
80
817/b May
34% Dec
,■
20
84% Jah
103% Jan
$4.50
*
8
28
283A Feb
May 29
Cleveland
Mar 19
497/a Nov 30
143
6
99
-
323%
21%
Clark Equipment Co
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
70% Apr
323%
*95
No par
373% Jan
102
323%
19%
;
295% Feb
3
31%
30%
_
Feb
3
31%
101
41i%
No par
48% Jan
26
31%
101
56
common
38% Jan
Jun
31%
8
$4.40 conv preferred
9
96% Jan
31%
No par
No par
No
27
58% Jan
32%
11%
City
Stores
12,500
28'A
101
73/4
I
Oct
14
38%
283s
5
3i%
31
38
par
Corp
5
Cities
3 8 3%
32%
Milling Machine Co
35% Feb
Mar 11
37 7%
22%
100
59% Feb
114
99 7%
38'
32%
....
112% Feb
2
100%
37%
100
Electric
24
18,900
283%
*99%
37%
213A
12.50
C I T Financial
26
15
28 %
5,200
28 %
28
28
12,600
3%
42
100%
32'%
;
&
3%
403A
36%
18%
Industries
Gas
37%
40%
28%
19
Oil
preferred
3ya
O fT* ^CO
311/4
2
preferred
43/4%
4 /
40 3%
*99%
28 3/4
rH O O or*
18%
issued
Cincinnati
213%
217%
3%
40%
4
40%
37%
28
com—10
Ry
>,
4,700
37
*99%
par
Nuts. Corp^
97 % May 29
55s% Jan
3%
40%
40
Corp
When
18
55i% Mar 18
41 'A Mar 20
106
3%
40 3/4
50
Cotton
Full
21%
3%
403%
100
preferred
15
94
preferred
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
Chicago Yellow Cab
Mar 29
22%
1
10
Inc
preferred series A
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
106% Mar 19
43% Apr 10
36% Mar 20
49% Mar 21
1
Corp
—
Chock
2
27
52% Feb
For
50
*73
*100V4
48
101 %
25%
Co
convertible
23
Mar 22
Feb
27
101
34%
25%
Co
18% Apr
17
25
Oct
48
*100%
341% :<
34%
■
*48
76
34
No par
Gotham
109% Apr
54% Apr
2
32
Aug
34%
No par
Products
Aircraft
18% Jan
27% Jun
5%
34%
25%
5%
20% Mar 19
12% Mar 18
71 % Jan
Apr
28
Mar 19
52% Apr
92
34%
5%
series A non-cum pfd—100
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
15
15
8
30% Oct
*73
25%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No
17% Feb
22% Feb
46
75%
2.50
Co
Chicago Great Western
5%
33 % Feb
5
24
Jun
*73
25Vs
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
Chicago & East 111 RR com„No
19% Mar 13
25
30
75%
25%
Corp_-
Co
Class A
Nov
Oct-
*73
50
*48
75%
16 5%
163A
16%
■/■>,
50
No par
Service
•
*48
5
Belt
3%%
8% Jun
8
16%
50
_
19
98
May 29
35
16%
16%
*48
Chemetron
Corp
__1
Chemway Corp
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
5
Mar 25
60
9
Oct
1,900
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred '
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
8
Apr
39% Feb
3
75% Oct
22
163%
16%
50
*75%
29
101
Jan
44 % May 28
31
>16%
Chain
37
45
41
16i%
a
*48
100
Corp
Chadbourn
Mar 29
5
19% Nov
4,200
19
29% Feb
31% Dec 21
31% Apr 11
25% Feb
7
May 29
Jan
25i%
29% Jan
16
Nov
Oct
70
'24%
243%
Apr
42
2
41% Feb
15% Jun
33%
31%
31%
134%
25i%
24 7%
par
No
com
West
Century Industries
4% Mar 13
3% Mar 11
4
38% Feb
100
29 % May 29
Jun
25i%
24%
'
'
35
8% Dec
24%
24%
1
^
South
2
24
23 %
5,900
25
No par
—100
preferred
41% Jan
24
Jun
423/4
5
t
-
com
series B
Illinois
47% Feb
22% Mar 11
Apr 26
24
20
40 7%
Light
Oct
18% Nov
41%
Illinois
16
44% Oct
40%
Central
3% Oct
30% Oct
Jun
42
49
14
101% Jan
500
40 S/8
7
2
13
17%
42%
2
4
Oct
*163A
42
98% Jan
Jan
7
17
43%
46% Jail
60% Jan
48
17
-43%
Mar 30
33
10
17
Gas & Elec._No par
23
Oct
163A
Hudson
17
10,600
28 3
17
Central
23
6
preferred
.Apr
28%
28 %
17
35% Mar 19
Oct
13% Nov
Co...
Co
Georgia Ry
102% Apr
26% Apr
283%
28%
28%
7
2
4,100
17
Jan
33
92
28
77% Jan
17% Oct
J37
5%
60
913%
92%
27%
9
19
58,500
143
*163A
75% Apr
Dec
1,100
44%.
*1411%
1
Corp..
Sugar
2
11
Oct
Aguirre
15
Mar 26
i.
19% Jan
32
28% Mar 26
Jan
48
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
'23% May 29
12% Nov 30
18
Central
15% Jan
25
25
21
Instruments
9
52%
May 29
Jun
Cenco
2
36% Jan
5
30% Jun
47% Feb
3,000
39,500
•
1
101 % May 28
25
Jun
2
170
3%
44
44%
46,700
8%
73
3%
20
common
preferred '
23
78
25% May 28
35
5%
23 % Jan
Aug 23
93
Celotex
18
267/a Feb
Jun-20
.
16
17% Jan
51 % Nov
19% Sep 21
14% May 29
44'
28% Apr
2
38% Jan
Mar 13
68
2
8
*72
0
143
♦141%
143
'
Jan
15% Jan
5,400
8%
141%
7%
40
600
59
73%
8%
No par
100
Celanese
40
68%
5
Tractor
Steel
Ceco
106
67%
No par
10
17
106
67%
73
Caterpillar
106
66%
No par
1
15
Apr
49%
28%
___100
7
27
94
48i/2
28%
common
44% Apr
26'A Apr
.
36 % Mar
133%
9
49%
28 %
7%
142 % Feb
Jan
137% May
Products
(J I)
Shares
48%
29
Ry_100
Light
General
&
*48
the Week
48%
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
9
4
29 % Jun
79
Case
20
Jan
4
3
3% Jan
&
Ohio
preferred
Carter
65%' Mar 13
Jan
7
4%%
Carriers
Jan
70
2
22
,54
Mar 12
9% Jan
4% May 29
44,
34% Jan
Sales for
Friday
April 19
Thursday
April 18
28%
Carrier Corp common
9
29% Jan
2
36% Jan.
38% Oct
50% Apr
SALE PRICES
.
48%
Steel Co
Carpenter
10
Jan
48
Corp
Carolina
Jan
<
5
12
45% Jun
April 15
Par
Wednesday
April 17
April 1.6
—10
No par
Mfg Co
Feb
107
2
Tuesday
Monday
Co
(Philip)
Carlisle
STOCK
EXCHANGE
••
:
,
YORK
49% Apr
1
101% Jan
96
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
61%
37%
>
3,400
2,500
29%
373/4
14,100
3 8 3/8
28%
37%
5,800
17,100
26%
26%
26%
26 %
59%
59%
59'A
59 %
10,600
43
44
42%
43%
31,500
443A
15,100
44%
45%
44
100'A
100%
100
100
103
102 %
1021/2
97%
*95 %
97%
28%
28%
1,500
28%
*101%
*95%
28
*94%
91/4
46
96
9%
44%
108%
130
43%
24,200
'
4%
4%
—
43%
,
893A
61
— —
2,100
*107%
108%
44%
*18
•
93,500
9%
46
46
*107%
*89
100
16,600
96 //-:■"
*94%
.
9%
46
730
*89
893A
4%
•
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9,600
4%
19
*18%
19
61%
61%
60%.
35,200
15,700
ny?
12
11%
12
12
12
59%
59%
59
59%
59
59%
46%
47%
39%
45%
46%
45%
46
3.400
39%
40%
393A
41
32,600
39
25.
t
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14,400
'
,
V...
'
4.
•.A
Volume
Number
197
6257
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1645)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
18% Oct
24
34 Va Feb
5
22 Va Jan
21
23
27
34% Mar 19
27% Jan
2
12
Sep
8% Oct
1
18% Oct
12% Jun
23
43
25
23% Mar
27% Oct
40
26
92 Va Jan
5
90
15
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
14
Corn
17
Corning
15% Apr
5
2
26% Jan
15
6
16 Va Jan
2
20 Va Jan
25
Feb
49
18% Oct
24
11
31
37 Va Apr
Mar 29
152% M'ar
27
54 Va Feb
167% Apr
6
"89
3 Va %
preferred
Jan
2
23% Jan
24
Cosden Petroleum
15% Jan
31
Coty
21
92 Va Mar
Dec
28
5 Va Dec
17
Oct
24
68% Jan
2
:>(42% Jan
2
76 Va Jan
17
83
Dec
27
81VaApr
5
Apr
83% Jan
11
11% Oct
26
19% Feb
12
11 Va Apr
14 Va Jan
8
Mar 13
23% Jan
4
4
25% Feb
19
21 % Mar 26
24% Feb
19
28
26
Oct
24
27% Aug 24
24
42
30
Dec
18
34% Dec
41
<Jun
14
48
37 Va Aug
91
Aug
Va Mar 19
86% Jun
2
107 Va Feb
14% Jun
25
25
15 % Jan
19
3
70 Va Jan
29
9% May 29
19% Dec 28
12% Feb
13
33 Va Jan
2
13% Feb
18
37a Apr
18
35% Jan
% 46 % Apr
7
Crown
9
$2
Jan
20
5 Va Jun
20
19% Aug 23
22
4 V
56% Apr 17
ion
Jan
17'a Jan
21
Va Jan
Jun
25
35
8 Va Dec
28
14 Va Feb
14 Va Jun
27
20 %
Aug 16
17% Jan
31 Va May 29
47 Va Oct 24
35 Va
Aug 21
33% Jan
78
M'ar 20
57% Jan
9
19
Seal
S4.20
Jan
■
23% Feb 20
38% Feb
17
Co
of
67% Apr
15
167%
7,900
90
*92
93
92
22%
13 ' /
90
90
*88
90
92
92
*92
22%
93
22%
23
140
13
23
12%
*88
23
13
23
12%
13
19,200
13
13
700
5
1,900
13
'•
93
.
4%
4 %"r<;'
*4%
49 %•
84
121/a
12 Va
121%
24%
24%
23%
24 V8
22 %
22%
22 Va
84
49%
*81%
84
12%
12%
3,400
24
22%
1,900
22%
24%
22%
15%
14%
15V4
,22%
15%
14'%
14%
14%
15%
15
31 Va
31%
31%
31%
31
1,600
,
55.80G
7
:i'J
280,700
:i2
;31%
*45 %
45%
*45 Va
55%
46
Ve
45%
10C
56 %
55%
56%
46.700
31
31%
56
55%
56 V8
55%
97%
561/4
98%
98%
98
20%
21%
98
20%
21%
*97%
98%
2OV4
98
21
20%
20%
21
*1051/4
20%
8%
24,500
99
20 Va
1C6
America_-.12.50
100
T05
20
i06
*105
"10514
105%
20 %
20%
201/2
20%
s%
8%
20 "4
8%
8%
9'/a
8%
*62
61
*62
65
*10%
11%
*10%
11%
*11 Va
21%
21 %
21Va
21%'
21%;
7%
7%
7%
No par
30 3 4
31
31%
No par
9%
9%
1
20%
21 %
1
36 %
36%
67%
common
Inc
106
20 %
9%
__5
preferred
100
12Va
24
32
*45
1,900
12
14%
4514
49%
24
.
31 Va
45V4
5
49%
*81%
12%
24%
231.4
5
i
49%
23
46
15,500
22%
92
22%
13%
167%
*88
97%
A
Cutler-Hammer
166%
*88
55%
preferred-
preferred
prior
Class
90
5
Inc
Curtis-Wright
167%
28,900
23
Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Curtis Publishing common
1
26
8,400
167%
53%
24 %
Cunningham
prior
37%
53 Va
49%
Cuneo
S4
37%
53%
*81 %
13
SI.60
20
37
53%
83%
C
14
19%
37
53%
49%
19
12% Feb
2OV4
37%
52%
No par
convertible
Press
19%
36 '4
*81 Va
*45
2,900
1661/4
*49%
Corp common
4,000
7,600
52%
36 Va
82.%
12 %
5,100
V,
166-%
49V2
.
Shares
52 Va
36%
53
82%
1
AurJI 19
165%
37 Va
166%
49 Va
2.50
preferred
5%%
20 Va
4%
No par
Crown Zellerbach
'
191/4
4%
25
common
preferred
Crucible Steel
191/4
4%
T S Corp
No par
Cudahy Packing Co common-!
5
4% c;c preferred
100
v.Apr 19
v- jan
25
8% Feb .14
39% Feb 14
25% Jan
Mar 13
&
19
1
4
Cork
19%
4%4
22 Va Feb
19 Va Jan
6
Rights
23
63 %
Mar
10
13
10
10
52 % Jan
009
22%
Apr
11% Apr
7% Jan
.
,Tan
21% Apr 15
105% Mar 8
24
25
Corp com
preferred
convertible
27
103
19
6V4 Oct
45% Oct
5%
27
16% Jan
23%
100
common
23%
23%
1
preferred
15
23 Va
14%
*88
Crompton & Knowles Corp—No par
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
1
Feb
'.96% Jan
May 3
21% Mar 29
27
4
Co
3%%
■14%
23%
14%
23%
23%
141/4
23%
1
Crescent Petroleum
45
97
22
20% Jan
2
Crane
8
14%
32%
32Va
14%
51%
100
Corp
32
33
14%
Coty International Corp class A__lc
44
5
59% Jan
7
12% Oct
7
1947
26
32%
32%
165 %
100
of
ser
25%
32%
32%
15 Va
36%
5
Inc
28% Feb
24
Sep.
8
14% Apr
3*2 Apr
5% Jan
50
5
preferred
6
21
24%
24
19
the Week
32%
24%
23%
1
5
Friday '
April (8
24%
25%
24
14%
1
Sales for
Thursday
April 17
24%
32 V<
5
common
Wedne.sday
April !(»
24 %
50c
Works
LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES
Tuesday-
April 15
__5
Co
Glass
3 V2 %
Feb
91
Apr
5
18
Products
10
24
36
17% Oct
America
12% Apr 18
4% Mar 21
21% Mar 12
22 V4 Jun
of
Co
87 Va Jan
96% May 17
24% Jan
4
Oct
10
Apr
2
194% Mar 19
14
Controls
33
2
Monday
Par
25
Jan
60% Mar 28
27
Dec
STOCK
26 % Feb
21% Jan
32% Jan
YORK
EXCHANGE
4
18
Jan
43% Mar 21
May 28
105 % Jun
87
15% Feb
NEW
Highest
10
67
62
71/2
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7%
60%
60 %
11%
11
21%
21%
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10
10
21
20%
21%
37
36%
36 34
66 V2
65%
66
33%
9%
200
11%
400
21
1.900
7%
23,800
33%
3,600
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10%
1,300
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21%
54,000
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36%
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64
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33%
9%
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10,500
61%
'
20%
5,300
.
8%
20%
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81,900
21
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11%
9%
20%
9%
9
111/4
32%
32
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62
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106
270
65
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60
37
800
62
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32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
46
Feb
25
86 Va Jan
5
91
Dec
12
3
92
.Feb
4
15% Feb
7
89 Va Apr
13
Jan
2
14% Feb
1
Dan
18% Mar 12
13% Jan
2
17 %
Apr
8
30
Jan
31
Dayco Corp__.
Dayton Power
11
May 29
9 Va Jun
25
20% May 29
77 Va July 27
78 Va Aug
2
8lVa Aug 30
34 Va May 28
41 Va Oct
2
Dana
Corp
3%%
River
29 % Jan
27
Jan
85 Va Dec
31
82
Mar
4
86
Jan
2
Dec
31
84 Va Mar
4
87
Jan
18
13
51% Apr
57 % Feb
87% Jan
4
16
45Va Feb
18
20
51% Jan
90
2
Jan
45% Jan
66
4
Apr
8
Decca
Records
12 Va Jun
27
.20 Va Dec
13
18% Mar 27
22% Feb
13
26
55% Feb
15
46 % Jan
52% Feb
19
Delaware
Power
43% Apr
28',4 Apr
19
Delta
Lines
3
36% Mar
21Va Jun
15
29% Feb
15 Va Jun
25
22 Va Jan
7
Va May 29
30
15
26
12
19
12 % Mar-
9% Oct
30
18% Jan
4
26% Oct
26
34% Jan
10
40
31% Dec
69
Feb
.
19
57% Apr
12% Jan
24
53% Jan
2
45% Jan
3
25
27 Va Jan
22
10% Jan
2
17% Feb
15
10% Oct
18
11% Oct
26
23% Mar 26
18% Jan
8
21
Oct
23
40% Feb
16
2734 Jan
2
35% Jun
25
48'A Mar 23
43% Jan
2
11 Va Mar
12% Jun.-'22
21% Jan
3
15
22% Dec
5
21% Jan
3
31% July 18
23 Va Jan
2
19
Jan
25% Jan
2
19
20% Dec
28
24
Dec
7
27
37% Jan
26
3
20% Jan
17 Va Jun
16 Va May 29
40
Jun 27
24 %
23
Apr 24
72% Jan
32
Mar
5
31
Feb
22
13
May 29
43
Jun
26
61
Oct
24
25
Jan
16
13
Feb
26
6% May 29
164 Va Jun
27
Va* Jun
5
101
81 Va July 12
24 V8 May 29
39
Jan
44
5
Jan
2
42% Jan
12
Jah
23
3
Disney
19
25 Va Apr
10
29 Va Apr 15
.28% Mar 19
11,
Dominick
28% Apr
29% Jan
19
14
Donnelley (R R)
Douglas Aircraft
22
22
DuBois
Jan
17
Duke
17
Duplan
du
29
Jan
7
Apr
15
84
Apr
30% Jan
42
July 10
46
10
12% Apr
249
Jan
109% Mar 15
89% Mar 26
2
33% Feb
4
Feb
44% Apr
Jan
2
„
26
•
49V2 Feb
22
47
Mar 27
43 % Apr
15
47
45% Jan' 19
49 Va
May 25
48
Jan
21
50,% Mar
48% Jun
45 Va Feb
28
13
48 Va July 13
29% Feb 19
119% Oct
24
123 % Oct
25
48
•
Jan
48
Jan
Jan
31
3
50
4
17% Mar
20% Jan
9
16 % Dec
12
12 % Mar 27
15% Jan
4
33'/a Dec
13
26% Mar 20
31% Jan
4
24% Feb
13
20% Jan
3
27% Jan
23
24% Apr
19
24% Feb
55% Feb
16
46 % Jan
9 Va Oct
85
24
Jun
25
97Va Mar'
7
93V2 Dec-
7
90
21 Va Jan
4
115% Mar 15
101
July
May 28
403/a Mar 23
52
Jun
881/2 Jan
89
Jan
22
May 29
95
Feb
26
Jun
18
20
27
94
97
100
Aug 23
Apr
Jan
18
52 Va Mar 20
60
Jan
14
951/2 Apr
Jan
24
30
Jan
Nov
30
100
Jan
29
100
Jan
Air
Eastern
Gas &
41/2 %
32% Jan
-
2"
prior
Eastern
$3.60
Eaton
Fuel
Steel
Co
Ekco
Products
Inc
5%
Feb
21
Jan
2
1
Electric & Mu's
8
Electric
56Va Feb
16
50
38% Dec
17
31 % Mar
16
Jan
5
9% Jan
2
15 '/a Oct
19
26% Jan
26
171% -Jan
2
22 Va Oct
42
Feb
13
201/4 Apr
19
24
El
27% Jan
3
7 1/8 Oct
15% Mar 16
34% Apr
19
24
Emerson
9
8
_
Mar 20
34% Mar
58
Apr
41% Apr
121/4 Jan
15
24
11%
Jan
24
43
Jan
11
51
1
Mar
6
35 Va Jun
25
491/2 Mar 30
42% Jan
12
Oct
24
231/4 Jan
2
14
Jan
55
Jun
21
20% Mar 21
Aug 22
63
Jan
73
41% Jan
3
21% Jan
9
11% Nov
5
Elgin
Corp
Ind
Natural
Mfg
Endicott Johnson
4% preferred
Jan
42% Jan
31
2% Jan
4 % Feb
14% Jan
58% Mar 11
_
2
141/4 Apr
34% Apr,
8
Eversharp
7
Ex-Cell-O
Corp
23
36% Jan
2
25
Jan
2
34V4 Sep
27
49 Va
9
40
Apr
16
31
5% May 29
19% May 29
50
Nov
27% Oct
,
For
37Va Jan
Feb
Products
V
3
18% Jan
50% Jan
10
$1.50
footnotes,
see
15V4 Apr
32% Apr
7
Apr
22% Jan
50% Mar
8
page
63
62%
63%
63
24 %
24%
24
24 %
24 %
23%
23 3 4
23%
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25.
19
19
3
14
19
8% Feb
6
2
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11
5
51% Jan
8
3
37% Apr
16
23 %
23%
%
26%
23 Va
27%
27
23 "2
27%
6,300
63%
63%
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56%
57
56%
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57
57
57
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56
57
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242
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106
106
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106 Va
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3,400
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106
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32%
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32Va
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27
27%
26%
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27%
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19
10
56%
57
56%
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96 Va
96
96 %
15%
16%
16
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;
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.
10
116
117
50
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100
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13
24
116
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20
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97
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12
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117
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58
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28
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28
28%
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34%
34%
34%
34 Va
35
34%
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54%,
29%'
54%
54
55
54
55
54%
55 Va
57%
58%
30
29%
30
29%
30
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30
29%
30
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10s
6 Va
6
6
6 Va
6
6
6 Va
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34%
1.100
4,300
16,600
6%
6%
56 %
57
5T
57%
55V4
56%
551/4
56%
55%
55%
39%
41%
39%
40%
37%
40%
40
41%
40
41
5
10
10 V*
10
10%
10%
10 '/a
10%
101%
10%
10%
4.800
112,700
6%
20,300
5,000
23,900
18%
18%
18%
19
18%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20 %
1
33%
33 34
33%
34
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33%
331/4
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34%
34% '
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9%
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41 %
42
41 %
41 %
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10
48%
49 %
49
Va
49 Va
lo
5
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
41%
41 V4
41%
49%
49
48 %
49
10
9%
41
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10
9,900
41
2,500
49
2,500
20%
20%
19%
20 Va
19%
19%
71 %
72
71 Va
72 %
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72%
71%
7-1 %
71%
72
24%
24%
24
24%
23%
24
23%
231/2
23 %
23%
2,200
41%
41%
41
41 %
41 %
41%
41%
41 %
41V2
41%
4,900
14,800
No par
3%
3%
3 Va
18
100
17%
18
50
?59%
61
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3%
3%
18 Va
17%
61
♦59V2
19%
3%
3%
19%
19%
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430
.
3%
3%
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18
17%
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17%
61
5.900
19%
61
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1
15
15
15%
15%
14%
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14%
14%
5
12%
12%
12%
13
13%
13%
13%
13%
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14%
13%
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61
14%
.
3.000
36.500
32%
33%
32 %
32 %
31%
32%
32%
33%.
32%
33%
15.200
3
4C%
41%
40
40%
40%
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41%
41%
40%,
41 Va
15,100
44%
45 %
44
44%
43%
13%
'
.
F
Fairbanks
39% Mar
62%
24%
—1
11
24
2714
64 Va
85%
_
6% Jan
2
26%
63 Va
85%
Factor (Max) & Co'class A
Fairbanks Morse & Co
13
35,600
24 Vc
:
14
21
26%
32%
*42%
Co_.
46% Apr
16% Jan
11% Feb
25%
•;
5
com
2
52% Feb
26%
8.50
16
32% Jan
25%'
8,500
1
41/4 Apr
27
26%
27%
3
11% Jgn
701/2 Mar 21
24%
5
Co
7
14
2,600
14,100
25%.
27%
Co_
14
Jun
„
28 %
1
8% Feb
Ma,r 12
201
27
10
21% Feb
23 Va
20
27
"
27 '.4
com
Inc
46% Feb
16 Va Oct
16
20
26%
24%
shrs
Evans
9% Jan
Nov
19%
26 %
24%
Co
25
16 Va Jan
9
,
19%
26 %
28
Amer
19
14
15
27
19%
26%
27%
5%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co—
Eurofund Inc
27
461/8 Mar 14
27%
20
5
of
Erie-Lackawanna RR, Co
8% Jun
29.
27
19%
26 %
common—l
13
2
May 29
26%
20
26
1
13
13% Jan
May. 29
27
5,400
19%
1
20
3
4
27'4
48%
25%
100
60
20% Jan
10% Oct
27
26%
48%
50
21% Feb
2
24
27
6.800
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
25
Apr
5,400
29
48
100
22
Jan
Mar
24%
28%
Corp common
10
Jun
,
24%
29
Radio & Phonograph
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric Co
12
May 17
48 Va
24
Emerson
57
61
47%
23 %
28%
Gas
Electric
Apr
38
5,100
2 1 Va
Inc
Watch
25% Jan
19 Va Jan
33%
29%
com
Amer
Associates
National
Paso
9,500
33%
23Va
Storage Battery
Electronic
3.900
19%
28%
—100
2
25
33 %
•4,200
13%
19%
2914
common-
61/4 Jan
25
33%
•
24
100
24
24
I2V2-
13%
20
'
41/4 Sep
Jun
19%
29%
preferred
Jun
12%
13'a
'
.
24 %
common-
Co
Stop Nut
23% Sep
33 Va
48
3,900
29%
Corp_
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Electric Bond & Share
10
33 %
5,500
57 V8
24%
preferred
41/2%
33%
12 1/2
13%
51%
56%
28 %
i
Edison Bros Stores
29
.
12%
13%
33 Va
48
1
preferred
41/4%
I2V2
20
47%
31
47 %
12%
13 %
19 %
300
51
a
33%
48 Va
24 %
preferred-*
Kodak
Elastic
30
33%
12%
13%
20'4
20
1
13
Oct
12%
X13%
10,600
104,400
*33
'
50
Assn
19
2
12%
13%
20%
2
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing' Co
Echlin
11%
13%
19%
57 3
2
16,500
•
E
36% Feb
1
56'
Inc
Stainless
Eastman
331/2
52%
51
56%
I
Lines
58 V4 Apr
30% Apr
6 Va Apr
26
51%
56%
r
2
47% Jan
*33
51%
;
2
68
33 Va
50
18
26% Feb
a
*33Va
I414
4
50
49 % Jan
181/4 May 29
13%
56 Va
'
preferred
26% Jan
34% May 29
33%
14
52 Va
preferred
5
31
33%
13 3
56
preferred
30
37% Dec
33 %
141/4
50
33% Jan
5
33%
13%
common
1
131% Nov
11%
33 %
8
—No par
Co
27
8
11%
331,8
14 3
33 3
No par
46% Nov
41
11%.
a
131/4
33%
1
22 Va Jun
63% Mar
11%
33 3
13%
1
(E I)
Eagle-Pichqr Co
5
7
27
30
5
92 % Jan
26
37 Va Nov
33 Ve
600
3,600
11,100
33 Va
_i
D W G Cigar
Corp
Dynamics Corp of America
$1 conv preference
14
14% Mar
33% Nov
101
33%
'
13 %
No par
Light
Eastern
20%
_50c
Inc
preferred
$2.10 preferred
22
37 Va Jan
34% Jan
3
Jan
16% Apr 11
117% Feb 18
981/2 Mar
J12
25
Jan
12% Jan
,
17
i4
60% Mar 14,
106% Jan
9
30
Apr
271/4
20%
24%
Co
...•*.
23
18Va Oct
27%
20 Va
33 '/a
,
4.10%
Mar 21
31% May 29
80 »/2 Jun 22
15% July
4 Vc
27%
20
11%
52
preferred
4.20 Vc
27%
201/4
11%
3,700
6,400
,
1
preferred
$4.15
7
28V4
20
3;
57
:
S3.50 preferred
11
27'%
43%
33%
USA Inc
de Nemours
S3.75
42%
28%
11
Corp
Duquesne
2
27%
1
i
Co
Chemicals
S4.50
27%
42%
20 %
i.
Chemical
Pont
40%
11%
Dunhill International
11
28
10% Jan
41V4
_No par
Corp
Power
52%
40
1.25
Co
17% Jan
2
39:%
20
,
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.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
stocks
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
May 28
29
Mar 29
26% Jan
135/e Jun 25
6% Jun 14
28
Jan
2
17% Jan
13
8 Va Jan
11% Oct 24
233A Feb
Jun
25
24
25
22% Feb
14% Oct
30'A Oct
8
29
5
8% Jan
14
2
17% Jan
16
1
42
36% Mar
7
44% Feb
25
18% Apr
44% Jan
6% Apr
2
7
14% Feb
2
12
16% Jan
42% Mar 15
6% Oct
31
31%
8%
•
Mar 21
.
•
24 % Apr
37 Via Jun
27
54% Jan
2
42% Jan
10 Va May
29
17
Dec
6
13% Apr
19
35% Jan
2
40% Feb
23 Va Mar 20
27% Apr
Jan
2
35% Feb
27% Jan
2
36% Apr
Filtrol
Oct
24
53% Feb
6
18 % Jun
20
31% Feb
15
May 29
28% Dec
5
29
14
22 V2 May
26
35 Vb Mar 15
29
49% Apr
17
-.
Jan
Ferro
Mar 25
66
Mar 12
24
48% Mar 2
33.
23
50 % Jan
31% Jan
24
44% Apr
15
72 % Jan
2
50% Jan
58% Feb
25
8
26 % Mar 16
18% Jan
2
2
21% Feb
15
17% Jan
2
21% Feb
15
85% Jan
23
43 % Oct
24
20% May
May. 29
12
23
13% Oct
Oct
85
Mar
1
87
24
104
80% Aug
90
3
41% Jan
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Florida
East
Florida
25
48% Jun
25
82% Feb
65% Jan
2
75% Jan
Florida Power & Light Co
12% Oct
24
30 % Mar
14
2
17% Feb
Fluor
41% Feb
F
25
28'A Jun
40% Feb
Dec
30
29% Oct
24
18% Oct
26
22
96
35% Jan
40% Jan
Jan
89
11
14
7
15%' Apr
19
Food
Mart
12 % Feb
14
Foote
Mineral
Ford
Motor
8% Jan
2
29
Foremost
8
27% Mar
1
31 Va Apr
15
Feb
1
26% Mar 19
34% Jan
15
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Foxboro Co i
25% Oct
24
42% Apr
11
30% Feb
35% Apr
8
3'
19% Oct
17%
2
3
9% Jan
24
Franklin
2
27% Apr
19
Freeport
26% Mar 19
Jan
56
23% Oct 24
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33% Jan
10
Friden
Fruehauf
3
12
8
2
30% Apr
16
Jan
15
88 Va Apr
10
19% Jan
2
24% Apr
5
Mar 29
43% Jan
2
27% Feb
15
24% Jan
Nov
20
84
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
May 29
35
78% May 29
85
14% Jan
2
30% Oct
24
Jun~25
Feb
58
40% Mar 20
4
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2
20% Jan
2
22 'A Apr
14% Jan
4
12% Mar
1
32 % Feb
16
27% Jan
10
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26% Jan
10% Jun
27
26,
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19
24
52'A Jun
25
5% Jun
26
Feb
86
30"% Jan
99
Apr
9
1
40% Jan
4
General
75% Mar 21
6
67 % Jan
8'A Apr 23
16
28
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1
11% Jan
2
10% Jan
26
20% Jan
9
23
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32
Oct
•
79% Jan
27
Jun
28
7% Jan
Nov
99
Bronze
49% Apr
18
General
27
17
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9
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2
16% Apr
9
General
25
36% Feb
1
25% Mar
1
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7
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71% Mar
6
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23
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14
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5
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96
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4
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18
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21
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2
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2
5
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22
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1
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3
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19
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9
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2
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8
General
Public
31% Jan
34% Feb
14
General
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conv
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22% Mar 28
1
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19
General
26% Jan
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15
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29 % Apr
15
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5
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May 29
28
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6
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22
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4
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25
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2
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13
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25 % Feb
2
95% Jan
21
21% Jan
May 29
10 "A Jun
2
21% Jan
Dec
29% Jan
13% May 29
Jan
27
-2.50
No par
:—2.50
10
Power Corp___—
8%
41%
•
38%
25
Co
Railway
Coast
46 % Jan
Jan
47
38 %
335/3 ,j 343/3
-
2234
48%
14%
39%
21%
54
,
32%
22%
8%
114 y8 y
14%
38%
27 %
-
-
325/a
23
49-
y
14%
64 y2
No par
7% Feb
48
32%
<
18%
'
"
Shares
,
22
->
24% %:>.
*24 y8
the Week
April 19
32% '
.
393/4
39y2
27%
$4,50 conv A- 2nd. preferred-i,_100
Jan
7y4
17%
39%
33%,
-No par
preferred
S4
8
Apr
45
23
Jan
5
5
v"
7%
17%
29
_
89% Mar 27
C. 98
2
Jan
71/4
173/3
40y4
24%
48%
26%
-
:
—1
Inc
1Rubber____No par ,
&
41%
14%
>'■: s
First Charter.Financial Corp.No par
7. First-National Stores---,
No-par
Fischback & Moore Inc
1
Flintkote. Co'common—^
—5
•
13
6 % Feb
25
3% Jun
Feb
46
35% Jun 26
8
Mar 16
Tire
Firestone
25 % Oct
23% Oct
41%
39 %
Corp
Federation
Financial
37% Jan
-
417/8
173/g
40
*24y-sr47%
.7.■•■■'"< 14%>
247/a
47%
47%
*
1
:
83/4
183/4
7
171/2'
*24 %
Fiberboard
-
Apr
57
Corp
8%
18%
.
40%
40'A
A '
22%
8%
18%
Friday
April 18
32 %
7%
71/3
*17%
Paper Products__No par
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc—-10
23% Jan
41%
•
-
<-
3
2
May 10
24
22% July 11
.
i83/8
41%
*
32
22
8%
18%
Corp
•
32V4
22%
*8%
18%
41%
22 y2
Sales for
■Thursday
April IT-
32
22 Va
32%
22
Fawick
9% Mar 29
37 % Mar
15% Jan
5
1
5
Wednesday-
Tuesday
April 1.6
Monday
April 15
•
—2
Fedders
Corp
1
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings____5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com___l
5% %
conv 2nd pfd series A__23
Federal Paper Board Co common__5
4.60%
preferred
25
Federated Dept Stores
_„__1.25
Fenestra Inc __.__.i_:
—10
19
2
10 % Mar
.'r
Par
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
18
23% Feb
■
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
.
STOCK
EXCHANGE
32% Apr
8
2
20
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
';
■
17 % -• 17 %
"*>
420
30
•
>
•
150
107%
108%
«
-6,200
V-
Volume
Number 6257
197
.
.
.
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
(1647)
19
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1902
Lowest
29
«■
May 29
25 % May 28
44% Oct
10
18% Jun
37% Aug 30
59 y2 Feb
May 28'
-
Lowest
-36% Mar 22
24
/ 27%
27
53% Jan
14 '% Feb
21
22% Feb
6
93
4
3
Jan
36% Jan. 31
■*
34% Jan"15
39% Jan
2.
75%' Jan
;126
2
38% Feb
•
42
>
22
38% Jun
27
42
13
24
35% Jan
317a Jan
18% Mar
15 % Jun
34 >
22
.
Oct 19
84
Dec
17% Jan
:
25
Oct
Mar
•»
115
3
15% Mav 24
Oct
23
29
Feb
21
37 V Jan
2
25
19% Jan
4
68 % Jun
13
76
Nov
29
~5%
18
11
Jan
22
Jun
15
33% Feb
24
17% Jan
3% Dec
19
14
20
July
87
8
Feb
6
42
Dec
28
60
Jun
25
41% Jan
25
94 % Dec
Mar 22
24% Jun
25
2% Oct
14% Jun
24
16 % Jun
Jan
Jun
3
27 y4 Apr
8
25
287a Jan
2
10% Jan
Hill
28
Feb
32% Feb
oan
3
2
31
37% Feb
Feb
1
2% Jan
21
3% Feb
16 74 Feb
18
14
18
1
18% Jan
2
22
Feb
40% Jan
2
44
Apr
9
45 % Jan
9
53% Apr
15
80 % Jan
8
88 % Jan
23
28
119% Mar
97 %' Apr
114
Jan
9
45% Aug 27
13
Jan
3
2
39% Jan 72
4
9% Jan
2
Apr
<
Johnson
13% Oct -26
21% Feb
13
16% Jan
8
101% Mar 18
30
18
.
Mar 12
Apr
5%
27
5
Corp
277a
10
27%
3,800
27?%
9.000
7%
77a
7%
8
4'A
43a
4%
35V4
3574
357a
36
3.500
31
31 %
30 V4
31%
5,500
47%
48 %
47%
477a
6,500
33-%
34
333'8
337«
16,300
97
95%
95%
1051%
36
36
317a
311/4
317o
47%
47%
97
48
341/4
34%
3474
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105
48 '/a
105
487a
333'4
97
3474
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105
97
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105'%
44
51
52
*84
85
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100
126
128%
50%
3674
27a
274
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16%
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161/4
100
21 1/4
21%
21%
21'%
3,470
43%
*43'%
51
517a
84
84
.
84
92
99
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100
126 3
128
44 %
441 '2
107s
1074
10%
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127b
12 Va
13
44 74
44
8,300
44
100
52
6,200
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84
;
84
80
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92
30
100
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100
100
126'/a
1277a
1253a
127
44%
451/4
92
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v
45%
•;:44V4
■;
447a
5,100
11
11
11%
117a
12%
8,900
12%
12%
12%
12%
127a
18,500
52 34
52%
53
53%
521/4
52%
52%
5274
293a
29%
29 3
297a
10072
100',/2
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297a
29%
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77«
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100%
100%
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101%
♦100 Vis
101
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101
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100%
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101
73a
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43%
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4374
1772
17%
7%
43%
*43
5
1001/2
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77a
8,700
121%
52%
101
250
10,000
27a
51'%
•
-
37
30%
1
10
104%
37%
511%
84
4
„•.
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43'%
*90%
127 Va
1.000
2%
44
90 Viz
'.99
1267a
7,200
;
36%
27a
.
90%"
8%
47a
*104%
37
*43%
8
,',4
100
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
15,300
8
517a
*.
common
5%
5
71/2
__100
preferred series B
Hupp
71/2:,v
2974
preferred series A_-_
57o
14
433/4 Apr
27'4
25%
4i/a
12
20
•
27
1074
98% Feb
22.300
19
77
4%
1
9
27%
,19%
10,500
'2,800
77a
43%
Jan
25'%
273a
36
92
15
28,900
*76%
207a
197o
77
12,800
;
7%
85
29% Apr
981-'4 Jan
20 Va
18%
16'A
_i
21
251/4
217a
;
;
23%
'
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1
Corp
15%
207a
7
53Vb
Co
157a
22 '/a
71/4
21%
.
8,700
20
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52 Vz
^
16,900
157a
~7
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100
36%
513%
22%
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351/2
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1,000
353/4
51
207»
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31
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6874
20'/a
77
3174
100
40,700
'
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15 Vz
251/4
35
100
310
10,500
20'/a
187a
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400
:v:
12
22
VI
207a
18%
.'
16%
6
8% Jan
1874
76%
21%
2
101
.
211/8
68% Jan
"6% Mar 20
18%
76%
*43%
101% Mar-
7 40% Jan
19%
*151/2
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd__No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
14
517a
44'%
Howe
28
50%
15%
153/4
Howard Stores
Feb
51%
157a
23^
19
" Dec
36%
50%
15%
3434
19
9% Mar 26
36%
517a
2%
16
42
511/4
.151%
Vai
50
387a
39%
*111%/ 117
64
34%
Power__No par
39%
117
63
•2174
Co
38%
*116
36 %
207a
12,000
11,200
;
3774
11%
36V4
*43 Vz
&
13.000
23,100
36V2
36%
27
1574
2374
♦371/4
36i%
27%
21
2274
12%
65
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105
88%
37
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333i
22%
407a
88%"
377a
65
76%
*95
22
15%
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■
40
•f' 147a
68 34
2%
Apr
101
397a
600
->.■
40 '/a
11%
117a
.
47
:■&
22%
37%
38
391/4
117.
■■
8
37
37%
x34%
13
Sound
'•
2%
12 3/8 Apr
18
1138
'"*37
347a
53 V4 Apr
Jan
15
2%
2
96% July
6
5% May 29
24%
14%
34%
2
37
23%
15
1
11% Jan
35
247a
143%
.
5
47% Jan
10
24 %
15%
*37%
21
34%
8
,
403/4
88
22'%
513/4
'3074
9
28
88
:•
1572
1
preferred
11,400
40%
37V2
4%
,
; 26%
88%
8
';
2474
40%
•387a
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25
22%
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881/2
243a
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4 7a
3
16,800
40 %
40% 440%
27
25
2774
23
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77a
common
4374
271/4
23%
*7 7a
5
43%
28 Va
257a
common_No par
Finance
Lighting
Howard
24%
•
27%
26%
24%
'11% .'•11.1/2"
—39%
39%
3678
,:'76
_No par
preferred
4.40%
26%
:%19%
77a
*43
Vz
s
117
5
preferred
preferred
Houston
Mar >8
*42i%
:
8
283a
*3-1%
-5
.
,39%
18 7a
No par
convertible
33/4%
774
43%
25
1
17% Feb
Jun
9,500
774
*42%
734.
43%
22
56% Apr
95
207a
207a
-1
•V
201/4
20
43% May 29
28 % Oct 24
9% Oct
1,400
20%
20%
*774-
22
common
3.500
323/4
2074
15
65
10
pfd series C
14,500
19%
33%
347a
20%
12.50
33%
32%
4,100
34%
20 34
Inc
14,200
19%
*36%
il._7
__50c
Winston
47
3474
22%
.___
467a
19%
213 8
Corp
477a
34'%
22
Ball & Bearing Co—
Corp of America common
4%
5
46
&
47
19%
203/4
Corp..
3274
347a
22 74
2.50
3274
19 y8
247a
4.
377/b
15
__100
32%
34%
•
*88:/
>
70
32%
207a
2174
preferred
Household
16
129 % Apr
.f
v
,
16,700
131
34%
preferred____5o
Mar 26
88
19%
84.300
37
367a
*129
12,400
32
317a
36%
131
50
1,000
22%
•
2074
20%
Corp
Houdaille Industries Inc
$2.25
convertible
92 % Mar 21
99
33%
22 74
Hoover
5%
477a
,
203/4
series A__
Electronics
div 2nd
Hotel
>
33
33
'
-
227a
^
.
10%,
513 a
Zs
Rinehart
$5
47
3 6'A
4,2 JO
/V'v: '
1061/4
33
21%
32
♦129
32 3 a
33%
-
32%
■£
22%
'
36V4
131
*129
-'
500
27
*102
277a
1578
<
313u
ZZZZs
ZZl
comZZl
Engineering Corp
Hotels
$4.25
15
2
preferred
Mining
Hooker Chemical
Corp
8
25..:.
22%
321/4
36
33
22%
500
30
26
106
33
38%
"
26V4
*102
33
%
31.1/2
•
25%
1C6
33
22
1
Sugar
Holt
15
15 % Jan
Inc
106
.
24%
•
89 72
36
par
19,200
48%-
v
73/4
4074
-
65
50c
Homestake
98 y4 Mar 25
105 % Apr
37% Apr
;_No
Holland Furnace Co
8
Jan
preferred_No~par
Chemical Corp
Voltage
Holly
11
nJ
A
137a
-
.
39%
*11572
100
__
class
1274
36
*42%
i/:
3774
...
^ 13 '/a
131
207a
287s
15'/a
lOc
13
13,100
'32%
34%
—
37 Va. ..37%.
1 1/24
51%
32%
Vl9'/a
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,
:->
8
.
257/a
223/4
.
407a»
10
common
33
'43
.24%
I
25c
Payne—
„c'
*88
_i
:
;
473/4
,
207/b
,' V
28.%.
25 3/8
22 %
.
_5
1
Hoffman
27
52% Feb
2
n
Co
73%
43
iqq
Z
Corp
Hilton
4
47, Jan
38
&
&
3%%
25
2
Jan
28
ZZZ
Co
Oil
High
19
5
97 % Dec
July'-,2
Hess
18
Apr
*".
5074
.221%
'
1
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5134
33
-
327a
19% .,'19.%.
Vz
34%
•
38%
29%
51
13
-351/2
.3378
-
>391/4
29%
263/4
1307a
49
.
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507a
12%
3iy2
357a
39'/4
30
107
33
34
—__40c
Hewitt-Robins
Inc
ZZ
Hewlett-Packard Co__
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
82% May 17
4
89% Jun
24
8
Mar 26
Shares
50%
263/4
217a
323/4,
•
20%.
....
Heublein
May 17
57% Mar 20
9
74%
8
5";
_5
50
8
1
4
&
Powder
conv
Hertz
15% Mar 27
21% Apr
12
23% Mar
10
32% Oct
15
J
common
preferred
$2
14'
17
the Week
April 1!)
30
13
107:
•
*38 7a
% 27%
•"27
131
_.
33 Va
_Z__Zl
Hershey Chocolate Corp_
,
27'% Jan
101 y2 Jan
1
41
6
Jan
15
Jan
5
25
90
4
51% Apr
5%
Jan 11
Apr
17% Jan
37% July 18
32% Jun 14
83
Mar 11
69
37
24% Feb
33
1
35% Feb
22
Aug
Jun
118
-
20% Apr '4s
76% Mar 19
Jan
tor
Friday
rtpril 18
50%
/
•V 12%
32%
48
preferred_l25
Helmerich
Hercules
27% Mar 19
July 18
104
.
16
43% J"
11
93
23
3
30
3
87% Jun
Jan
2
3% Jan
9
26
1
Jan
Sales
Thursday
<
293/4
501/a
33 74
.32%
1 25
—;
Industries-
(WE)
12% Mar 20 r
18
.7% Apr
2
J-
39
29%
-
:
217a
-
35%
131
_1
V
f
106
'
31V2
1
3.65%- preferred
Helene Curtis
33
•!"
100
'
.27
21%
Hazeltine Corp„
:—_
;__No par
Heinz (HJ) Co
common_____8.33y3
43 Va Jan
9
1
36% Mar
40% Jan>
38
3
Apr
April I
39
'
137a
-
106 %
.
7.5o
;
Helme <(G W) common
7%
non-cumulative
14% Jan
25
loo
12.50
inc_Z~
Marx
Heller
2
(i
2
26% Jun
16
19% Jan
13
7% Oct
.
19
30% Jan 78
20
25 %
263%
Co____J__;
&
10.
13 "/a Feb
74
Schaffner
24-"
12
4
Sep
1
Z_2~5o
preferred—
Haveg Industries Inc_
Hayes Industries Inc—_
4
I8V2 Apr
i
Chemical
187/8 Jan
16% Jan
14
15 J/4 Jun
12% Jun
13 ;.,
com
Corporation-!:.-
38 V2 Apr,
41% Feb
7
50%
5%
11.'.
88 y2 Apr
19
Apr
39%
30
493/4
ZZZl
;
World
8
31VaMar26
21% July 10
&
18
Mar
.
63
-
2
2.4'
Hart
20,
49% Jan
Apr V5
fil0% Apr
38% Apr
.*
40% Mar 27
65% Jan
25% Feb
38%
29%
.
1
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America
11
Apr
%
z
'
11
7 28% Apr
277 Apr.
19
'14.% .Apr
35.7 Jan
;
20
v
Feb
44
•
19
■37"
Mar 21
Jan
24
9
Brace
Harshaw
'
17
82
'•I. Harsco
19
22% Jan
Apr "2
22% Apr
HIGH SALE PRICES
Wednesday
April 16
5
Harris-Intei-type Corp——
28
347/s Apr
1
2
85% Feb
.•
Harcourt
■
v
2
2
Dec
/Jan
39
6
-so.;
20
18
10
•
18
24
14% Oct
16
*•
Jan
118
23
!llo% Oct
10
4
39% May 14
May 29
32%
2
44% Jan
110% Aug 10
55% July 18
25
*19% Jan
88
July 13
27% Jun
'2
19 % Apr
-
•
36
16
AND
Tuesday
5
Harbison-Walker Refrac
6% preferred
21% -Jan .: 9
2
'7% Mar 26
12.50
_
Printing-Co
Hammond Organ Co.:
Hanna (M A) Co
*
5
Apr
34 V2 Jan
1 32% Mar 20
40% Jan
48.
7
20% Oct 24
10% May 29
31% Oct 31
19
Apr
53% Jan
•
7
Mar29
64% Jan
15
32% Apr
6
24% Apr
Oct
•
9
18
132
r
28
•
4
:
9% Jan; 3
22
>•30% Feb
21
Dec
30% Jan
May 29
Apr
37
7
Jan
Monday
April 15
Par
Hamilton Watch Co common
4%, convertible preferred
Hammermill' Paper Co—;
?
16
32% Apr
33%
":St
2
Jan
45% Mar 26
1
•
3
(W F)
Halliburton Co_—
Hallicrafters C01:
.10
Apr
23% Feb
6
r
Z 28
-24% Jan-, 4
May'" 29
' Oct
6 Va
2
21% Feb
'
25 % May 29
17 Ve May 2.9
30
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•
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34 % Jan >.4
122
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18
12
23
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6
12
24
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Jan
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16 V2 Oct
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.
2
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3
.
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STOCK
H
Jan
29% Jan
48 % Feb
21% Oct
28
36
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2
Jan'
108
1 July
3
26% Jun 26
•
NEW
Highest
14
-27% Jan
83
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. t, 1 i>G8
Highest
17%
17%
17%
173%
7
71/4
293/4
5.200
10,000
100
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453/4
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7
7%
21,100
:
2.800
1
23% May 29
18% Sep' 27
31% Jun
37
2
2
32% Jan
41
36% Apr
24-% Apr
18
Ideal
50
Apr
16
Illinois
Central
50
Apr
16
Industries___No pkr
Illinois
Central
RR
Illinois
5
39% Jan
30
Apr
2
Mar 18
21
45 Va Apr
Feb"_2
46%
25
28
May 29
42% Jan 16
44% July 16
48% July
3
2
34 % Mar
6
397/{
Apr
45% Jan
8
48
Feb
21
47% Jan
7
49
51 % Feb
25
50
May 25
50
Feb
5
47
May 29
43% Mar 30
47
Jan
7
31
27% Mar 20
29% Feb 25
'
5% May 29
Nov
May 21
7% Feb 19
5% Jan
26
87
Jan
5
65
Jan
5
155
Jun
19
155
Jan
31% Jun
26
48% Jan
2
36
28
Jan
40
May 31
May 29
59
90% July 24
20% Oct 24
98
25
300
Jun
43% Oct
145
Jan
Jun
2
4
9(5
5
Mar 16
23 % Jan
57
>
Mar
2
2
384% Jan
2
1
159 % Mar
9
1
52% Jan
57 % Mar
22
Jan
28
Mar
30% Feb
578 % Jan
2
81
2
22
.
2
Apr. 26
29
14
34
Apr
39 % Jan
2,4
49 V2 Jan
2
8
Feb
157 y8 Jan
2
53
'
Jan
4.42%
33
31
Jan
6V4 Jan
77
•Apr
155
Jun
9
7 59%- Apt.
175
Jan
15
8
30
4
18 % Dec
5
16% Apr
15
24
38 Va Mar 16
26 Ve Jan
2
Jan
2
Oct
2&
Nov
1
4% Jun
37
Jun
99
62
26
7
8
Apr
19
Dec
17
48 V2 Jan
21
647s Jan
8
Apr
20% Apr
3
19
10% Jan
28
293% Feb
7
8
4114
40%
64
63%
63%
63%
413%
63%
33%
3234
3334
33
33%
981/2
98
98V2
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160
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263a
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58%
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t
160
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91/2
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9%
9%
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167a
17 !4
17
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171/4
17
171/4
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321/4
311%
31%
31%
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98 3/4
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9874
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100
3174
313/4
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317a
311/4
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100
311%
31'%
1077a
2,300
107%
106%
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106%
107»/4
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600
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1077a
100
Rectifier
Resistance
Corp
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50
87a
10c
32
9
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1
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9
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4
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18
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18
373/4
38
37%
38
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40
7
44 y2 Jan
2
2
28% Jan
2
25 % Jan
3
23% Jan
56
2
Jan
Jan
T
•
33
Jan
-
12
20
34% Apr
$2
56% Jan
2
27
124
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2
Iowa
173/8 Apr
Power
Island
31
19
&
24% Feb
21
87% Jutt
' July le
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88?%
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€1% Oct 23
1178 Jan
21
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1
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7
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2
Jun.13
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Jan
2
14
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-
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29
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7
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73% Jan
7
2
2
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6
2
47% Jan
2
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100% Jan
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.
18
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173/4 Jan'- 4
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Jan
For footnotes,
see
4
88
Jan
57
Mar
Apr
503/4 Apr
83V2 Feb
18'
Apr
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7
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:
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27
V
8
104
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4
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19
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page 25.
24
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Jan
15
Inc
Johnson
&
-
8 34
8
83%
8
49
50
52
8 '/a
100
540
8%
6,700
12,400
21%
213%
74
73%
74
27%
27-%
27i%
27%
5,000
37
37
37'%
37%
37%
3,500
40
47'%
47%
104%
20%
74
273a
*39 Va
40
473/8
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217a
737a
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47
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40
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40
4634
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3,000
38,200
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105
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46
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3374
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33'%
33
3374
271/4
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27%
27'/4
27
277a
3,400
601/2
603/4
61
61
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62
61%
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611/4
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5474
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54%
54
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543/4
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553a
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3374
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5
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16
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common.:
Jonathan Logan Inc__
Jones & Laughlin Steel
*•
18
13% Jan
197a Jan
v
Co
8%
363/4
4734
5
33%%
preferred
Johns-Manville Corpr_%
15
15
Tea
*48 V2
81/4
122
;
121
121%
16
167a
16%
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16%
122
- 122
16%
163%
46%
46%
46%
2,000
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497a
50Va
2.000
34%
26,500
33%
122
2,800
3,300
15,000
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123%
60
17
17%
11,700
11%
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16
167a
87
88
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Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel
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874
50
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46
50c
Jaeger Machine Co
J.
74,100
46
10
r
23
31%
5
Light Co
v
;
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32
3.50
Creek Coal common
•
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i
23,890
457a
Electric CoJ-
$6 preferred
I-T-E-Circuit Breaker Co_-
'
93/4 Oct 22
600
49,300
17%
1
Co.
&
9%
63%
17
.25
Power
Gas
*93%
62i%
45%
Light & Power Co
Iowa-Illinois
16,400
7274
105%
477a
105
*83 V4
87
5
com
preferred
Iowa- Elec
>
Mar 25
Jan
convertible
Corp
Interstate
28
16
Utilities
Interstate Dept Stores.:
3
Apr
121
International
5
3
19% Jan
63% Feb
55 Vz Apr
1
common
preferred
25
International Tel & Tel com_No par
4%
conv pfd series B
100
28 % Mar 27
3
Silver
21%
7%
19
2
.
49% Jan
2
*
124% Aug- 30
^
21% Mar 8
113/4 Jun;25
82
July 9
43 Va Sep 2S>
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217a
Shoe
51 Va
'
27%
10
3,840
61%
preferred—
International
5
Apr
47% Mar 21
50 V8 Apr 15
87
177a
74
483/a Apr
50
*831.4
62
common
'
International
106
49 %
87
16 34
27
3
50
*91/2
1
217a
3
160'%
160
49
41.5Q.0
61
No par
Limited
49
*83 V4
73%
2
159 Va
160
1591%' 1(501/4'
51%
86
75
40% Jan
5974
No par
Canada
Packers
491%
*831%
22
99 V2 Jan
.59 Vb
10
Y%
5178
277a
41% Jan
597a
40,300
.
87
7334
2
59'4
.
450
7.200
5074
2772
12
591/4
443
3,900
*83 '/4
No par
49
May 29
58
444
61,100
5
No par
Mar
40 3
100
com
International
59% Jan >72
19
413a
33
442%
2674
449
57
12,300
40 5 a
International Salt—
52% Apr
50% Dec
26
No par
1,500
77
162%
631/4
15
15
I434 Oct
26
76i%
*155
98 Vz
99%
443
'
63%
25
21
98'% Jun
13 Va Dec
*98'/a
77
162V2
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Machines__5
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
International
76%
*155
41%
25
2
8,000
4,300
6>/a
35
28 Va Jan
77% Jan
28'A
31%
6
63'%
413/4 Jan
4
2734
31%
6
34
2
Jun
J5 ; Oct. 22
87a May 29
40'%
.
2
Mar
287a
31%
6
763/4
34% Jan
71
28%
31%
162 1/2
25 Va Jan
50% Jan
t. Jan '24
12% Jun 26
,
40 34
76
*155
3
50% Mar
*18
84
76%
162%
24
Jun
17% Nov
753/4
27
45
17% May 29
!
757a
1
& Ceramics Corp com
convertible preferred-
5%
6 '/4
"
ioq
preferred
5%
29
297a
317a
61/4
35 '/a
"lO
51 Va
49%
28%
64
49
52%
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313/4
61/4
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*47i%
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*48 '4
32
75%
200
49
52
51 '/8
291/4
35
11,000
23,800
47
49 1/4
31%
637a
497a
387a
*491%
281%
3974
487a
*48V4
6%
162%
11,100
38
*45 7%
'
51 Va
313/4
*6
47
491/4
293/4
Feb
115% Jan
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
38
Jan
49'%
38%
*481/4
6'/8
__No par
Chemical
48%
*491%
n
311/2
*155
36
38 %
52
283/4
Jan
39% May
58% Jan
18
'
491/4
Int'l Pipe
25
4
Mar 26
11
52
98
25
45
$4
Mar 20
*51i%
29
May 28
40
23
33
107% Mar 29
52
51%'
100
Mining Corp
of
*471%
-*51 '/2
41% Apr
37 % Mar 13
Jun
99% Jan
Dec
■
36
25
Jun
18
18% Jan
25
92
16
4
12
31
Jan
26% Feb
Jan
55
Oct
98
Nickel
International
*471%
49
*48i%
preferred.
International
8
104
28
May 29
33
Dec
Int'l
203/4 Mar 14
49
*491/2
preferred—
International
*47%
51 %
No par
common
&
*45%
491%.
Mexico_100 pesos
Business
Minerals
4%
68% Feb 7:L'
32 % Apr
18
2.9
21% Oct
26
17
10
105
7% May 29
18 % Jun
Dec
30% Dec
58% Mar 12
Int'l
11
4974
*49'%
Corp
Harvester
7%
15
11% Jan
Jun
26
Int'l
17
517a Apr
86% Feb
Iron
International
18
15
22% Oct
95
Interlake
33,900
47
52
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
20
Intferchemical Corp common—
5
4 % %
preferred
100
263/4 Apr
4503/4 Apr
18,100
49
38»%
*5172
11
24%
483%
487a
49
18
24 Va
49%
37%
*48 74
4.-
357a
24%
48%
*45%
50
Co
351/4
24%
49%
•
__50
common
3534
24i%
3874
*4772
35% Apr
98% Feb
10
50
36 Va
~
461/8
50
preferred
Steel
483/4
50
1
Inland
6%
49%
3734
16
16
3
48
45%
28
40% Jan
85% Jan
101
Ingersoll-Rand
48%
38%
Jan
83% Jan
25
De
24
47%
41% Apr
66% Feb
6
3
Elect
353%
24%
50
38
General
Industria
36
23%
487a
♦467a
Corp
.1
Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
9
18
3574
2378
49%
50
preferred
preferred
Indiana
357a
237a
No par
preferred
4.20%
29
35%
471/2
__No par
common
preferred
4.70%
363% Jan
Co
Co
preferred—.
4.26%
30
5
ZZ5
Co
Power
-
50% Mar 20
49% Feb 20
16
85% Mar
Cement
'4.08%
Mar 11
9% Apr
52
Idaho Power Co
4
9
52% May 16
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
151
17
15
46% May
48
45% July 19
44% Feb
5
50 Ve Sep
Jan
'29% Jan
_i
:
16
100
100
4
:MI.-, :u%
,11.3/8
16.,'
16
*86 3%
87%
%•: 86.1/4
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7 49
16'/a
common_lo
5% preferredj series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co__
Joy Manufacturing Co
;
507a
80%
100
56
'
103%
103%
"147a
22
223/4
: 81
163/a
58 3%
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90
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147a
1
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•
55'%
:
11 Va
11%
113%
87
16%
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r
497s ' y-
87
•
557a
557a-
48%
49
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80 3/+
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56'%
f
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48%
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79'%
793%
167a
167a
55%
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j
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56
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17
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55
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•
6,200
250
4,200
557a'.. >.
•
-
90 ?•>-
487a
487a
78%
•7
80
163%
"
*
81
Z
2,200
16%
-55-1%
21,900
5,700
12,900
-
111,700
577a'
-
.
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143/4
151%
15
15 Va
2174
221/4
2174
22
104%
.'-V:
•
10474
-
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15
15
21%
217a
104%
151%
2134
_
350
15%
.
3,600
21%
11,900
■
20
(1648)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
,
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, J'JG3
Year 1902
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Monday
April 13
Par
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Tuesday
Wednesday
April It;
Thursday
April 17
Friday
the Week
April 18
April 19
Shares
K
25
37
99
Sep
20
6
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
303
Jun
7
112
101
Jan
10
111
84
32% Mar
Mar 15
50% Nov
May 29
1
38% Jan
10
2
99
Apr
17
51% Jan
9
90
Jan
50
Mar 25
May 16
104% Jan
May 21
102% Feb
4
111% Jan
78
July" 31
86
Aug
Jan
31
40% Feb
Alum
4Vb%
4%%
21
110
28
38% Mar 26
Kaiser
26
convertible
4%%
4%%
(ser of
3
81
Jan
24
84
Apr
3
3.80%
26
93
Feb
12
95
J an
2
4%
15
102
26
101% Nov
5
100% Apr
7
8
94 Va Dec
27
95% Jan
10
96% Jan
29
Jan
26
22
99
Jan
22
100% Apr
1
4.20%
4.35%
36 Va Nov
12
41% Nov
23
38% Jan
4
44"% Jan
30
17 % Nov
15
20
Nov
27
19% Jan
8
21% Mar 25
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
27% Jan
12
Jari
27
50% May
7
48
13 V* Oct
24
26% Jan
4
78% Mar 16
55
Jan
26 Yt Jun
25
40% Jan
3
33
Jan
24% Sep
59% Oct
24
48
Jan
2
30
Jan
22
'86
Jan
5
66% Jan
.
71
20
27
44% Mar 14
39% Mar
Mar 16
12
2
15% Feb
43% Apr
30 Va
52 %
53%
52%
52
1
17%
18
30(4
%
18
18%
62%
63
,50c
19%
4,500
2,300
114,900
411/4
42
41
36%
36%
36%
41%
36%
140,700
36%
57
56 V4
57Va
56%
57
40 Va
41%
15 %
4174
41%
41%
42
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75%
1
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39%
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36%
36 */a
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56%
57%
57
57%
1
40%
40%
100 g
10
41 «/4
15%
15 Va
40%
15 Va
43
43%
Co„
:
Co
15 >4
64
63
64
353a
35%
35Va
36Va
35%
36
38%
41%
36%
39
39
39%
39
3974
v
42%
'
V
.
25,800
4,600
8,200
39,800
1,900
31,100
7
4,700
25% Jan
15
2
20% Feb
26
13% Jan
22
8
19
(S H) & Co—
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co..
10
K
147a
15
14%
43
1474
88
88
43 Va
88
42%
88
4374
42%
43
26%
87 %
26%
87%
6,600
l
preferred
88
88
26
26 3a'
88
88
540
25%
261/4
24 3
25%
26
24%
24 i/a
25%.
2774
56,100
24%
24
17 Va
24%
17%
24%
18
2474
13,000
17%
17%
17%
17 Va
43%
100
Korvette (E J) inc
Kresge (S S) Co
43%
10
P Sutherland
24%
17%
18%
17%.
14%
15 Va
14%
1
^
24%
____10
5
Kress
V
52 %
19%
56%
Wire
16% Jan
34% Apr
301/4
52%
19%
63 V4
*36 74
&
21% Jan
2
301/4
5274
18%
4,400
8
2
30%
52%
767b
Mar 12
23% Jan
63 Va
30 '/a
527a
75%
18
27% Jan
63 Va
1,600
40%
25% Mar 12
4
191/4
301/4
20%
38%
__2.50
Industries
36% Jan
2
18%
11,300
2074
76
24
39 % Jan
527 a
"80
43%
20''a
75%
24
30% Jan
30 Va
98 74
100
431/4
76 74
V Oct
25
20 Va
*99
,75%
13% Oct
26
*20aa
*96%
431/4
2074
75%
25
Jun
2034
98%
100
43,
75Va
84% Jan
24% Oct
431/4
75%
11
15% Apr
28% Apr
64
*99
-
42%
150
76
26
4%
63%
Va
100
43 Va
10074
76
Feb
'
30%
1.8.75
43
*20%
10
961/2
*9974
74%
Apr
20
30%
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
28
*99
No par
KLM
Mar 22
100
20%
*95
100%
76%
88
89
*99
43%
9674
5,300
75%
57
32% Jan
100
42%
*20%
County Land Co..
2
2
*96%
100
*95
83
76
22
11
*99%
98 Va
931/2
39%
83
75
24
10
100 %
*9634
*96%
25
;
80% Aug
Mar 22
100 %
98%
—
20
Oct
100 V2
98%
No par
com
Light Co
21% Oct
1
*100
100%
*83
39 Vb
85
*84
*94
85
200
391/4
85
96%
35
Keystone Steel
16
39
*84
*95
100
Ind
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
1
8
Jan
391/4
400
38%
11
28
39
85
*96%
400
107
9 6'/a
300
35%
42% Mar 26
2
*105
,
108
75
59% Jan
21
Jan
108
107
38%
52% Mar 13
3
34% Dec
109
*105
35%
32% Jan
79% Jan
*108
106
32,200
74
23
41
39%
109
106
*84
100%
37
38
9
25
5074
361/4
1
37% Jan
May 28
9874
*50
3
Co..
34
45% Oct
*97
50%.
No~par
Kennecott
Kerr-McGee Oil
Jan
98%
*108
107
39 Va
37%
98%
*50
—
Kendall
16
Kern
25
39%
361/2
99
50%
«qn;
Kelsey Hayes Co
18
76
Mar
39%
109%
*106
37%
99
50%
50%
109 %
Copper
30
10
5
106
36%
98
*50
V4
3534
39%
367/a Jan
39% Apr
17
30% Jun
11% Dec
33% Jun
&
78% Jan
46 Va Feb
106
100
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co
42% Apr
91"% Mar
25
!
Kansas
19
34% Jan
24
Jun
23
26
Power
108
_100
preferred
19
60% Oct
24
I
Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Mar 29
Apr
108
37%
98
50 Va
100
Non-cumulative preferred
29
67
3
100
;
Kansas City Southn
19% Apr
16% Mar 18
13
pfd
preferred
preferred.
53% Feb
2
36% Jun
conv
36 V4
97
50%
100
32"Va Jan
2
47 V* Jun
1957)
37
*96
50
preferred
4.50%
Jan
91
95% Oct
36%
100
preferred
89
95 Mi Jan
Corp___33%c
preferred
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com.No
par
Apr
Mar
Chem
preferred
94% Dec
83
6
&
26%
27%
27
33%
323/4
Paper Co
5
32%
a
1434
27%
33 Va
900
4,100
*14%
15
15
15
14%
27 7'4
28
14%
1,400
2774
28
27%
32
281/4
331/4
49,900
32 %
32%
32%
33
7,400
12
4,900
L
10
Oct
24
40 Va Jan
2
19% May 29
36% Aug 15
20% Oct 25
31% Jan
12
36% Jan
10
18
.
40 % Mar
111/2 Apr
273/4 Jan
8
4
15% Jan
2
47% Mar 29
22% Mar
7
14
Laboratory for Electronics Tnc
34% Apr
Laclede
26% Jan
/ :
4.32% preferred
Lane Bryant..
18
47% Mar 29
15
Gas
Co
__1
common...
series
15
36 % Jan
3
19% Mar 12
25'% Jan
15
13 % Oct
Lanvin-Parfums Inc.
22
9
15
187b Jan
14
Lear
13% Jun
26
13% Jun
25
39
5% July
15
6
Sep 28
1 % May 29
19% Jan
9
2
Apr
13% Jan
3
Siegler
3
203/a Feb
14
Lee
15
21
Apr
17
31% Feb
14
Leesona
15% Mar
6
7
Jan
2
24
8
1674 Jan
2
19% Jan
14
1% Mar 16
l3/8 Jan
2
l3/4 Feb
12
Jan
Feb
22% Dec
22
11
3
Jan
7% Mar 26
23
Jan
31
25
Feb
9
57b Jan
2
6% Feb
14
24
35% Feb
7
26 74 Jan
2
29% Feb
1
22 % May 29
43% Feb
8
32% Mar 19
39% Jan
22
Lehn
13
Feb
8
2
1Q 7b Feb
26
Leonard
62
Mar 19
2
55% Jan
18
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
8% Oct
25
43% Oct
4
9% Oct 24
63 % Oct 23
147
May 31
31% May 29
15
Jun
40
25
Oct
24
4% Oct 25
15% Oct
24
7
93/a Jan
51 % Jan
.17% Mar 12
110% Feb
155 Va
12 Va Mar 26
54% Mar 29
46
July
9
% May 29
17% Oct 24
57
15% Oct
2
1591/2 Apr
3
8
Apr
15
46 Va Jan
Jan
2
43/4 Feb
2
23
lb
'
34
837b Apr
Jan
14
2
19% Jan
Feb
69% Dec
49V4 Jan
28
57 Va Mar
56
Dec
47% Feb
1
23
17% Mar 22
,
May 29
100% July
r
36%
137
104
9
95
Dec
Jan
3
96
May
Oct~24
Jun
27
Jan
14
19
2374 Jan
4
Lone
15
7
143V4 Feb
14
3
17
104
31
Jan
7
617b Apr
30% Apr
105
Feb
J 9
19
96% Mar
99
5
151
Apr
4
161/4 Feb
18
42 % Jan
4
16
IT 12 % Apr
6
Jan
2
54% Apr
1507b Feb
17
14274 Jan
3
Apr
19,800
17 a
*22 Vb
6%
*61/4
1%
22
7~2.5Q
Lorillard
67b
800
36%
35
35 V4
28%
28%
2874
34%
35%
2874
12,800
*35V4
10
934
54%
13%
75 Va
158
9%
53%
543a
12%
4374
51%
51
5%
6
14
574
7%
<P) Co
7
38
Feb
6
2
8 % May 29
20% Oct 22
19
15% Feb
8
97b Jan
2
19
67
7274 Apr
117b Apr
4
39V2 Jan
2
49 %
Aur
Lowenstein (M)
15
common
15% Jan
2
181/4 Jan
10
Lykes
*94
%
100
*98
99
*98
■
El
Co
(Ky).No
5334
149
149 Va
35%
par
Louisville & Nashville
14%
52%
'
100
Gas &
Bros
13%
13%
52%
149
4374
12.800
15%
36,200
5%
50%
574
5%
65 %
53
54%
54%
17%
66V4
553/4
1774
17%
17V4
21%
22%
1774
10,900
2174
22
23
2174
23%
2174
23
34,800
23'/4
23
23
51,800
•"132
160
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160
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160
18
657b
■
59%
60
59%
60%
;
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60%
30%
30 Va
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104
104
*103
105
105
61%
30%
105
*94'/2
96%
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99
9674
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130,500
99
*98
99
*98
.
17,600
14.200
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96%
99
14
13%
533i
13%
54%
517 a
149 %
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1374
13%
53
149
13%
54
149
149 Va.
52
>149'
13%
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149 Va
15,100
72,600
220
36 Va
35%
36%
35%
36'%
35%
36
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36
72
9,300
72%
72
7274
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9,500
71%
7134
71%
10%
71%
71%
72
10%
1034
48 Va
10%
107a
49%
48 Va
10%
493a
1074
47
48
1074
17%
173/4.
17 Va
46%
17%
47%
171/4
46%
17%
16%
17%
17
10
1.48.200
V4
96%
10%
*>
12,000
527a
*17
1
Steamship Co..
4,300
5%
17%.
66%
50
Sons Inc
50 Va
66%
3.33V3
&
730
17%
105
96%
42%
.15
59%
.■•J
*94%
30,100
51,300
65%
517 a
221/4
233a
5874
,
*16%
160
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Lukens Steel Co
Louisville
*17
51%
17%
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137a
837b
155V2
50%"
57a
17%
5%
18
132
13%
3,700
24,300
8 PA
15%
...
3,200
10
54
15574
43%
14%
50
5%
*17
100
preferred
Jan
5974 Jan
4374
14%
5174
51%,
,__25c
13%
83%
141/4
52 Vt
59%
43%
35 Va
974
53%
158
50 %
51 Va
105
82
156
I414
.
67%
58%
13%
82
43%
66 Va
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13 7 a
1597'a
51%
.-
3474
10
5374
78 V8
44
18 V4
160
10
53%
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67%
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10
537a
131/4
77 %
159
441/4
14%
35%
10
531/4
13%
75%
159
66%
100
Corp..
100
6%
5
4.35% series E
Loral
Electronics
7,500
6%
*17%
100
preferred
preferred...
%
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23 'b
series D
1
2274
6 Va
23%
preferred..
1%
*22
28%
23%
B
1874
l7/a
6 la
1
issued
191/4
22%
28 'a
common.—I.Iio
series
22%
7,100
6%
20
preferred
1%
*22
22%
267b
28%
Gas
Co
19
1%
221%
26 Va
28 Vi
Star
conv
1%
221/4
Vi
26%
29
17%
32
20
19%
1%
22%
21 Vi
Mar 20
21% Feb
3,200
I8V4
Apr
27
13,500
7%
21%
40
Jun
23%
7%
17%
64
14
23%
7%
7%
19 74
21%
May 29
% Jan
23%
71/4
19%
4
4.25%
8
8
7%
77 a
197b
Corp
50
11
23 7
77 b
19 Va
14
Inc
25% May 29
'
6.400
231/4
7%
19 Y*
Cement
When
4
9(5
22,700
17%
50%
Long Island Lighting Co com____io
5%
15%
17 V4
15%
Star
4.84%,
1
941/2 Mar <8
1
Feb"
Lone
15 Va
17%
43 %
Corp.—IIIIIIIIi
Hi
Loew's Theatres
4
15%
17%
74%
5
22 7b Apr
5114 Jan
Mar 20
63%
Co
'241/4 Feb
29% Apr
6
Mar 14
69
,
Mar 20
57
22
55 74 Apr
Belt
2,400
15 Va
22%
158
50c
Lionel Corp common
3%% non-cum conv pfd
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft
132 Va Jan
155% Jan
Aug
88
90
6
Link
2
17% Jan
22
Jun
8
77b Mar 14
22%
15%
17%
17Vi
217 a
16 V
12%
5
Inc
22%
151/4
177/a
21
17%
23%
54%
—100
Ling-Temco-Vought
26
9'%
5
25
com
preferred
28
24% Feb
27%'Jan
39
7%
25%
22 Va
35%
7
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
3,300
25%
22%
28%
3
•
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
27
51% Aor
I
Co
34%
57
26
2274
1574
17%
6%
ZZZZZZZZZl
Inc
*47
22 Va
*22
j
Refineries
11%
34%
55
22%
1%
No par
Corp
12
34%
*44
7%
No par
& Fink Products
11%
3474
55
19 %
.
47Vs Mar 29
18 % Feb
pfd series A
Feb
23
18% May 29
123
4
421/4 Feb
26
25% Jan
Mar
conv
Lehman
18
150
May 11
45% Nov
14
2
66 Vi Jan
6
$1.50
Lehigh Valley rr
12
34
33%
*44
25 %
17%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
..1
Lehigh Portland Cement.^..
15
Lehigh Valley Industries common.l
4% Jun
117 a
34
55
253/4
15%
5
23% Oct
12
3374
22%
IIIII5
—.
Corp
1174
*45
22%
1
Rubber & Tire
33%
55
25%
___i
Inc
12%
33%
*45
No par
Jun
29% Feb
21% Apr
12
4
A —.25
I
481/4
177b
8,500
32,600
6,900
M
21% Oct
25
23% Jun
25
44%
45%
86
*
Jun
5
Jun
25
Jan 16
17% Oct
24
1% Oct 24
7% Oct 24
50
Jun
27
Jun
26
25
40% Feb
20
24
Jan
30
44% Mar 15
Jan
17
36'/a Jan
47% Feb
46% Apr
15
46% Jan
49
56
Jan
63% Apr
92
Jan
72
93
23
Jan
2
Dec
31
30% Jan
15
1
1% Jan
10% Mar 21
74% Feb
2
63
47% Mar 20
8
Jan
Jan
2 % Jan
16
16
77% Feb
14
41 % Apr
19
48-/8 Feb
35% Jan
7
34% Jun
25
56% Mar 12
41% Jan
19
Jun
25
32% Feb
28
22% Jan
20% Oct
24
27
14
31 % Apr
4
21% Jan
4% Jun
25
23% Feb
6
15
5% Jan
6% Apr
19
36
; May
29
20% May 29
22% May 29
21
; Oct
24
7
Feb
Mar
45% Mar 14
34
35
43% Feb
27
Aug 30
29% Jan
11
M'ar
26% Jan
2
1
'53
Apr
19
35
Jan
23
33% Apr
15
9% Jun
27
28% Sep
18% Jan
12
12% Jan
2
Oct
24
56
13
15% Feb
26
34% Jan
23
39% Apr
38 % Feb
22% Jan
18
30%
Feb
4
24% Jan
2
29% Aug 29
46% Mar 15
32
17
Apr
3
28% Jan
20
Mar
6
May 28
2
25% May 29
42% Jun 25
36% Dec
27
36% Jan
10
58% Jan
2
53% Jan
2
77% Jan
5
84
77% Feb
21
70% Jun
29
May 18
83%' May 17
76
May 21
'■
2
86
Feb
26
86
Apr
1
9
76% Feb
4
Jan
3
35% Feb
5
35% Feb
2
14% Jan
29% Jan
2
25
3
48
Jun
27
May 10
78% Jan
21
35
Dec
20
15
Jun
22
32% Jan
2
19% Oct
24
23% Sep
25% Jan
19
15% Nov
27
81% Dec
24
81% Dec
27
102% Nov
63
Dec
23
19
125
104
Jan
93
82
2
87
7
Apr
2
17% Jan
10
32% Feb
55% Apr
11
Jan
2
34% Jan
2
19% Mar
4
23% Jan
9
4
23% Jan
28
9
36% Mar 15
19
20% Apr
14% Apr
18
17% Mar
19
4
78% Apr
19
89
Feb
7
94
Mar
4
Mar
150% Jan
41% Apr 16
59 % Mar
8
Feb
20
29% Jun
5
4
83
24
33
Mar 27
82% Jan
77% Feb
84
32
: 75% Jan
13% Oct
23% Jun
9
83
Jan
22
100
Jan
16
63% Apr
22% Jan
18
2
108
Apr 19
7334 Mar 13
Jan
19
18% Oct 23
35: ; Jun 21
28% Oct 26
33% Feb
21
61% Nov
23
60% Feb
6
12
8
34% Jan
2
50% Apr
34 Va Feb
23% Jan
1
18% Aug
15
26
19% Jan
4
39% Apr
28% Apr
16
22
32% Jun
26
49% Feb
9
40
9% Oct
24
Jan
3
50
23% Jan
9
Apr
19
10% Jan
2
16 Va Apr
16
15
Jun
30% May 28
8% Oct
26
40% Mar 15
Jan
10
2
30% Apr
2
39% Jan
3
47
12% Jan
31
Apr
9
9% Jan
,2
12
Feb
8
13
23% Jan
3
23% Mar 12
21% Jan
23% Feb
1
38% Jan
45% Feb
21
29
25
20
48% Apr
12
30
96
Jun
29
93% Jan
27
95
26% Feb
7
20% Jan
23% Jan
17
Jan
Jun
24% Oct
81% Jan
For
25
2
18
46% Jan
17% Jun
33% Jun
91
19
18% Mar 26
19% Oct
38% Feb
32% Apr
90
footnotes,
Oct
6
10
see
page
29% Mar 29
Mar 15
22
Apr
27% Jan
86%
Jan
90
25.
MacAndrews
Mack
•
Macy
Jan
28
3
14
&
Trucks
5 %%
Forbes..
inc
10
common.
(R
H)
Co
Inc
Preferred
Madison
Fund
common
series
A
Maytag
MCA
$1.50
61%
61
63
63
63 Va
94%
95
95
21%
21%
94%
21%
2%
2
McCail
McCord
21%
63%
63
6374
95 %
951/4
951/4
20C
21'/4
21%
2178
10.80C
2 Va
10.40C
217 a
8.50C
9'/4
9
9 Vb
*9
73%
72
72%
73
73%
74
75 Va
38%
2,00C
38
38 34
38 74
39%
39%
4H/4
99.60C
43%
4474
4274
43%
42%
437b
6,30C
30
44%
•
2
.
46 Va
2
2
2
2
"
43%
44%
30
30
9
*9
9 Vb
50(
30
30 T 4
30 7a
30
23%
23%
30%
30%
31
.23%
23 3 a
•231/4
23%
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23%
23%
5%
23Va
23%
1,50C
57a
61/4
6 '/a
6 7a
6%
674
674
8.10C
3.70C
51
6V4
51%
50%
1
51%
50
30
50%
5074
30%
51%
52
53
29%
30%
23,10C
30
30%
32%
30 Vb
33%
301/4
30 Va
323/a
3278
301/4
24,00C
32
32%
32
28%
32%
32
2934
28%
29 J/a
3274
28%
28%
13
28%
29
13%
12%
29 V4
131/4
30%
12%
13 7'a
13.30C
13
13%
13
1374
25.50C
j
■
.
16.80C
4
38%
3834
38%
No par
387 a
38%
38%
33%
34 > 4
38%
39%
33 V4
3874
34i
391/4
_i
4
33%
34
20%
33%
21%
34'/8
20%
33 74
20%
40%
217 b
40%
20%
21%
21%
22
40%
20%
4.1%
341/4
No par
41
41%
40%
41%
41
573/4
58J a
"417b
581%
11.40C
58 %
58 74
58%
57
587a
11.50C
86
86
86
;
•_
common.
^..5
57%
57%
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86
*85
86
*85%
86 Va
*85 Va
86i2
85 7 a
*85 Vi
8674
*75%
76%
*751/2
76%
*75Vi
76 Va
85 Va
85 *2
*75%
87
*85%
87
*85Va
7,50C
9.20C
139,70C
76 Va
*85 Va
87
*75%
76%
*85%
87
1
16%
.I.HNo~par
16%
16%
*85
85 7
a
*85%
*85%
86%
86V2
16%
16 %
32%
161/2
16%
32V4,
I6V4
32%
167b
32%
54
32%
55
32%
33Va
53
54
32%
33 Va
53
9,60
No par
36
53%
36 Va
52%
53
36
53%
53Vi
36Vi
36%
2,90
No par
22
36 '/a
22%
3674
36V»
36
23
23%
23
36'/8
__3
Corp
16%
31%
No par
preferred—
20%
21 J/4
23 %
21
23 74
231/4
2374
21i8
237b
21%
5,20
50c
16
21%
16 Vb
217-i
16
21%
16 Va
2174
2274
16
3,20
85 Va
16%
85'A
14%
16
84
84
14%
15 Vb
56,90
Corp
II
common
100
.100
_
B..I.1.100
conv
preference B
McDermott (J Ray) & Co Inc
McDonnell Aircraft Corp
100
McGregor-Doniger
Inc
class
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
McKee (A G) & Co
McKesson & Robbins Inc..
McLean Trucking Co
&
Portland
89
>/4
102 Va
89 %
103
83 34
*88
*102
84 Va
80
89 Va
84'%
78 Va
2,90
3,40
79
89
89
88
88
102
105
102
105
108
70'/a
66%
68'/a
66 J/a
28%
667/3
28%
63%
28%
67%
29%
28%
29%.
52%
53
29 74
30
53%
29Va
5338
30%
53%
547 b
53%
55
5374
551/4
65
66 Va
116,200
27,400
39
"1
A—_
39%
38%
397 a
38 Va
27
38%
27 »V
27
3874
38%
38%
27.1/a
3874
27%
16,800
28%
28 74
28%
28
28%
49.300
1
18%
18%
*18%
No par
18%
187 a
48 Va
18%
48 Va
48%
18%
18%
49 %
18%
49 Va
1874
1,300
No par
15%
15%
xl5 %
9
45%
47%
46%
_
_
491%
49
4974
49%
50
161/2
16%
4,900
16%
161/4
167b
16
47
16 Vi
46%
3,600
47 Va
46 74
46%';
46%
47
22,700
1074
11
10%
11
8,100
2874
28%
2874
21%
21%
2174
*2174
44%
44
44%
44
96 Va
*95
96%
*95
*22%
10%
11 J/4
11
11
1174
27%
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
22%
223/4
*21%
227a
21%
44%
44
44%
seriesIIIlOO
*95
96%
No par
103/4
44%
*95
22%
23
l
23%
24%
160
x23%
>87%
873/4
88 J/4
221/4
4478
967a
*95
.
28
1
par
5
common.
preferred series B
89 Va
105 %
_io
Cement
Melville Shoe Corp
69
1
ino
Eng Co
-McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
4%%' preferred
(1st
*89 Va
*103
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co.
McGraw-Hill Publishing—II
4%
1.10C
63
*95
No Dar
convertible preferred
$6 convertible
preferred—
5 % % conv preference
Medusa
2.40C
20,50(
*9
1
_
Corp.
Co
McNeil Mach
46
73
j.
3 % %
4%%
21 %
26%
487b
38%
..12.5o
Co.—
Inc common
McCrory Corp
■
45Va
48%
73
Inc
conv
26%
.
95 Va
100
W)
26%
39 Va
$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No
par
$3.40
preferred
No par
3%% preferred 1959 series
(J
48%
38%
^
Mays
48%
73
1
Corpl'IZZZZZ—1—5
Martin-Marietta
48%
in
Midland
Masonite Corp..
May Dept Stores
46
48 %
9
Corp..
Marquardt Corp
I__I
Marquette Cement Mfg Co"
&
45%
48%
2
Marlin-Rockwell
Field
26%
46%
9
IIH5
& Moore
27
45%
2
_
Maracaibo Oil Exploration
Marathon Oil Co
Maremont Corp
26%
46%
par
~~~
Manhattan Shirt—
273a
46
61
21
com.l
Corp"
'
26%
*48%
95%
1
Magma Copper
Magilavox Co
Mallory (PR) & c'0
Manning Maxwell
46%
48%
„_100
_60c convertible preferred—No
Marshall
27 Va
45%
48%
1
Inc..
Madison Square Garden
Marine
27%
5
50
preferred
2
24
9% Jan
8% Jan
8
18
96% Apr
-19% Mar
3% Mar 27
Mar 13
•
6,600
22
800
44
2,300
96%
221%
22
221/4'
22 74
22%
24
22%
2,200
23%
23%
2374
23%
23
237b
88%
88%
10,000
88V4
*87%
88%
87%
8774
140
Volume 197
Number 6257 ...The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
(1649)
21
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
•
18'% May 28
28
60
94% Mar 23
Feb
Jun
25
84 Mi Jan
5
88% Nov
23
18 Va Oct
24
33% Jan
3
8% May 28
9% May 29
28 '% Oct 24
13
gi*n
I
14% Jan
2
52% Jan
58% Feb
15
19
86
24
10% Jun
25
82 % Jan
3
88% Jun
93'% Jan
2
97
Nov
Jan
8
87
g*gg
22
11 % Jan
26
80
July
9
84% Oct
94
Jan
9
100 % Aug
25
May 28
43
Oct
23
95% Jan
2
39 %
22
Jan
An?
27%
in
18
96 ^ Jan
7
§TI*
Merritt-Chapman
Apr
l?'8
Seb
99
JJetro-Goldwyn-Mayer IncIIlNo pir
1
Metromedia Inc
70% Feb
88% Feb
1
Apr
10
86% Feb
11
'al
?oy4
»ls* KSSSSd
jin
28
67% Apr
Mar 22
25
60% Jan
sas i
Mar 19
24
133% Jan
77 Vi Oct
23
98% Jan
2
12% May 29
41% Jun 15
17'/a Dec
14
70% Feb
22
18
7
24
24% Jan
45% Apr
24
2
62% Jan
Cox?
Oil
l?2
34
Jun
21
47
Dec
7
19
Jun
28
31% Dec
ssaSslr
Jn._^No
18
PRI9ES
Sales f»r
■.
4
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
4% Jan
22
.
44% Mar
25
51 % Mar
1
26% Jun
22
42
5
18% Jun
25
25% Jan
'
6
52% Apr
*92%
Mar
2
62% Apr
*8
2
*
18
8*j?s
Ja?
48% Jan
I
2
7% May 29
65 '% Oct 25
11% Apr 19
69% May 11
75 % May 28
80
15
Oct
.
13
15
14
5
Oct
35
Jun
Nov
10% Nov
52% Jan
2
31
May 28
39 % Dec
28
May 29
9
17
80
Apr
1
2
28
Apr
16
18
29
25
Jan
69% Jan
23
11% Apr
9% Jan
16
14
Feb
16
13
17
Jan
7
54% Apr
Monoii RR
10
15
37% Apr
8% Oct
23
12% Feb
Monsanto
36% Jan
17% Dec
A
s
34y8
8,700
315/a
27,300
g
»»
SS*
26
27%
85,700
♦86
86%
30
*97
99
*86
87%
.97
*11
;
n?i/
*85
1013/
in
48% Oct
29
-
24
May 29
18% Oct
24
20% May 29
21
May 28
23
Nov
/8
Anr
Apr
Montana-Dakota Utilities~"co
8
8
Jun
8 % Dec
32
16% Jan
58
4
17
21
Apr
19
/2
Montana
Power
Co
23
2
Jan
3
29% Mar 21
27
26 % Sep
12
23% Apr
10
29
Feb
20
17% Feb
12
34"% Jan
22
30% Jan
2
27
Mar 20
43 % Jun
22
137/4 Aug 22
62 7% Mar 16
547% Jan
t»»
lv'
57
/
25
247/8 Dec
27
213/4 Jan
16
19% May 19
311/a Jan
12
25"- Mar
8 'A Jan
73
5
4o
7/4 Apr
18
Jan
11'% Jan
Motor
Wheel
Motorola Inc
13
Mountain
26
31% Jan
15
27% Feb
20% Anr
M
8
5
95%
-31 %
7
?0'*
31
,
:
11 %
12
U%
'
Mo% "o%
*67%
21%
37,000
109%
16,600
873/4
14%
14%
61%
62
21%
22
6,400
43 %
44
6,600
52 %
521/4
8,300
51 %
38V2
2^8
2
14
Feb
42 /4
1
82'% Jan
39
2
26% Apr
19
18% May 29
46 % Jun 25
23% Dec
14
22% Jan
3
1
Jan
4
25% Apr
673/4 Jan
10
20% Oct
24
23% Mar
4
26'% Jan
28
2
30% Apr
93% Dec
23
833/4 Jan
28
92 V2 Jan
4
96'% Feb
12
.
Mar 23
3
54
Feb
8
2
29 % Jan
2
33
Feb
19
9'A Mar 27
7% Jan
2
12% Feb
25
40% Jan
2
49% Apr
18
56 Vi Jan
993/4 Dec
48'% Jan
-3
27
24
93% Jan
61
5
Feb
13
68'% Jan
98
2
101
Mar 11
Oct
22
98
Jan
4
151% Jan
2
167
Dec
21
166
Jan
2
127% Jan
5
139
Dec
31
138
Jan
4
24 Va Oct
24
32
Apr
30
25% Apr
28% Feb
2
25
42'/4 Jan
3
47
Apr
343/4 Mar
6
40
Jan
26% Oct
9
33 % Oct
24
357/2 Jan 10
50 7%
Co
Aviation
19,4
253/4
77
Apr
4
178% Mar 25
153% Mar 29
27'% Jan
8
30 3% Jan
22
Biscuit
National Castings Co
National
City
Lines
Inc
*76%
Corp
*11
National General
Corp
National Gypsum Co
__I
11%
5,000
525/s
50,200
38%4
41%
3,000
38%
381/4
39
4,500
>.*
19%
19%
19%
1,600
37%
62,400
11%
6,900
283/4
28'/a
113/4
7%
29
6
91% Apr
15
2
13'% Jan
7
73/4 Feb
1
17
23
253/8 Jan
9
181/4 Jan
2
457% Nov
28
39
Nov
19
27
Oct
31
May 29
817/2 Mar
6
21 'A Apr
78
Jan
8
75
2
19 %
May 29
26% Mar 27
247% Jan
2
433% Jan
22 7% Apr
preferred B
National Linen Service
19
2
333/4 Feb
397% Mar 21
107/8 Jun
14
20"% Jan
12
15
Jan
2
May 29
18 3% Feb
15
433/4 Dec
31
38
Mar 11
447% Jan
8
13
Nautec
Neisner Bros Inc
When
79
Jan
2
85
Jan
18
104
100
July
3
86
Jun *
94
Nov
27
109i% Jan
4
4
8
88
Jan
22
8
95
Feb
28
83 »/8 Jan
92 % Jan
107
Jan
7
HO'% Feb
28
104
Mar
5
1063% Jan
30
Jun
29
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
4
July 9
85% July 31
38'% Feb
9
1101% Dec
31
105
Jan
18
7
22
Apr
15
,
21
21% Jan
4
12% July
153/4 Jun
48
107
26
May 17
May
3
14
Sep
25
24
Jan
4
72'% Jan
30
May 29
27
19% Oct
23
30
Apr
25
63/4 Oct
25
15
Jan
2
16'% Jan
11% May 29
25 % Jan
3
2
25
Jan
29'% Jan
116
Apr
18
9
15
23'% Mar 26
14'% Mar 29
4%
New
York
New
York
Air
Central
109
Jan
2
110'% Jan
17
39
Jan
11
443% Apr
16
1147/4 Mar
6
44% Jan
4
853/4 Jan
8
86
Jan
3
86
Jan
19
373/4 Mar 16
33'% Mar 29
783/4 Mar 23
76
93
May 11
91% Apr 24
937% May 31
933/4 Dec 20
36
28
S3.75
3.40%
Pwr
1
Co
Gas
Norfolk
6%
&
American
Corp
Aviation
Corp
Northern
57% %
Corp
Natural Gas Co
preferred
5.80%
preferred
5.60%-
preferred
S4.16
46%
*46
%J'
467%
46'%
2,200
17'%
17
17'%
17
17
17
17%
17
17'%
17
17
1,300
9
9
26,700
12
12
8%
12%
9
87%
121%
12%
9'%
12%
87%
12
9
12
6'% "■"?
22
48%
48%
89
*88
7
63%
'22'%
7
67%
v
67%
*67%
18,800
2,200
'
7
3,600
22
48 %
22'%
22
22%
22'%
22'%
15,100
48%
■
48%
48%
48%
473%
485%
3,800
32%
32%
32%
325%
21 %
22'%
217%
22
82 >%
81
82
*82
89
*88
89.
*88'%
*32
32%
21%
1.000
22
*80
20,800
270
275%
28
13,700
463%
90
82
47
6.100
*88'%
90
73 >%
.73 '/a
73
73'%
72
73
973%
97%
973%
97 3%
98
98
99
52 7
51
517%
49'%
503%
49'%
32
31%
32%
17%
31'%
17%
173%
177%
17%
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39,300
40
42 %
42'%
43'%
11'%
*113% '
433%
11'%
425%
117%
U'%
U'%
97,500
700
42'%
42'%
42
42'%
42
42i%
9,100
82'%
82'%
82'%
82%
82'%
340
50'%
26,000
8
313/4
31'%
17%
171%
,17%
40'%
11'%
393%
40'%
117%
-11'%
11'%
43%
x42'%
42'%
82%
*82
82'%
82%
493%
74
493/4
491%
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74i%
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'
79
85'%
85'/2
93
93
1073%
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23
26 3%
115
x22
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493%
74
79%
■
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86
*92%
72
72'%
98'%
7\300
98
50%
50
503%
9,100
317%
30%
31
7,000
,
49'%
•
49%
49»%
493%
493%
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74'%
73%
733%
733%
79%
79i%
79
79'%
79'%
86
86
86
86
7,000
80
86
86
797%
86'%
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93
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230
500
160
108
*927%
108'%
92 %
108'%
94
108'%
108'%
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108'%
104'%
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108'%
280
104i%
104'%
104'%
104i%
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106
240
23 5%
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23%
27'%
116
22
23
23
23
26:'%
27'%
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115'%
22
22
94
23
273%
*927%
23%
94
-
23'%
100
1,000
*22'%
27%
26 7%
27%
263%
27'%
5,200
115%
115
1157%
1157%
115'%
1153%
14,800
22%
22'%
22'%
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14
13%"
13%
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137/8
13%
13%
20 34
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21%
20'%
21 i/a
20'%
21
207%
21
20%
21
63%
64%
63
64%
63
62%
633%
623%
237%
63'%
23'%
23'%
36,200
24%
63%
25%
24'%
25i%
24%
25
37,800
*13'%
8%
8%
8%
8%
10
16 %
16'%
16'%
16'%
79
78'%
47
46 3i
50
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par
46%
49%
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50%
106
109
109%
110
110
44
44%
49%
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1093%
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24%
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8%
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16
16
16'%
16
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78%
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47%
47
48
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50
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106
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22%
600
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240
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106
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106
109
109
109
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540
110
110
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270
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90
44%
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5
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44%
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80
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79%
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79'%
79'%
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95
93
93
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100
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93
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93
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93
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95
94
94
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94'%
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941%
95
*93
preferred
Northwest
20 % Jan
2
23
18
47
1,100
preferred
Northwest Bancorporation
Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
25.
2,200
29
preferred
19
page
263%
100
14
Northrop
Norwich
1.430
.
26'%
287%
100
com
preferred
31
see
154
263%
283%
17
100
253% Jan
footnotes,
*1535%
26%
28%
16%
..5
503/8 Apr
51
Jan
For
154
26'%
28%
46'%
17'%
100
_i_
Pacific Ry
Northern States Power Co
S3.60 preferred
6
3
*153%
26%
28 7/B'
39%
.100
357% Jan
447% Jan
1531%
26'%
43
_lo
Northern
54.11
38'% Mar 19
153i%
5,430
28%
J..1
21 % Mar 20
2
179
17'%
7
42% Mar
597% Jan
*178'%
31'%
1
12
11
5-.
..II.IIIsoc
27
313/4 Sep
178%
52
IIIIl
Coal
S4.08
Feb
178%
,
Western
44% Dec
2
178%
97%
100
I
40 7/4 Dec
313% Jan
1777%
16,700
73% •74
__ioo
33 7/a Jan
25
178%
153
22.'%.
par
.
May 29
173/4 Jun
72'%
17
100
American
93'% Mar 25
10
73'%
16%
97%
12%
*88
_ioo
May 29
31
32,100
72 7/4
7'%
l
23
10
30
73'%
73'%
47
100
Car
957% Mar
25
49'%
100'%
723%
48'%
Ry Common__25
preferred
25
preferred
Iiq
54.10
Feb
105%
48%
100'%
73%
213%
15
...
American
1
95
12'%
100
North
19
15
10%
497%
101
17%
'
Adjustment
31
93% Jan
10'%
48%
*100
1,000
17
9
100
preferred
Feb
4
17
*16%
com.No par
19 %
42% Dec
'
_
preferred
4.85%
80'% Jan
9
153
lOo
preferred
5.25%
96
11
48 7%
101
277%
Niagara Share Corp.!
Nopco Chemical Co
4
Feb
48'%
*100
177%
178
153
483%
100'%
73
313%
47
Corp com.No
3.60% preferred
3.90% "preferred
2
93
17734
48
100%
74%
27'%
preferred
4.10%
Jan
91% Jan
48%
100
73 7%
25%
317%
46%
preferred..
Niagara Mhk
92'% Jan
Feb
47%
100
313%
47»%
19
24
10 3%
46%
487% Apr
26
32%
10'%
•.47'%
51
Sep
25% May 29
73% July 23
857/2 Jan 11
31%.
10%
47
2
30% Oct
19,400
313%
10%
47%
4
1
103%
31 -'/a
10%
47
43
Mar
6,200
323%
.10%
27%
433/4 Jan
Feb
1,100
321%
31%
27i%
6
108
51i%
27'%
28
110
95 7%
*50
257%
27%
Dec
11
*94
51'%
25%
27'%
48'% Apr
29
95'%
*50
26
27 7%
North
1041/4 Jan
*94
51'%
82
North American
Sugar Ind
Northern Central
Ry Co______
Northern Indiana P S Co
No
107% Jan
95'%
51'%
327%
2
7
253/4
*937%
22'%
31
1137% Mar
%
953%
511%
82
28
11
29,200
25%
213%
177/8 Feb
Oct
257%
6,300
51'%
32%
78'% Apr
107
16,500
83
2
Apr^5
6,900
66'%
327%
14
6
25i%
65
22i%
14% Jan
Mar
26%
25'%
65%
*93'%
Railroad_I__IIl
Electric
25% Apr
9'% Jan
109
25'%
25'%.
64 %
95
Shipbuilding COrp
4
14
107
Y
North
Jun
253%
257%
65'%
82%
preferred.
Norris-Thermador
102
25%
25'%
21%
Brake..^
66 3% Jan
Jan
25%
64'%
51
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock _1
21'% Mar 18
3
12,200
25%
•
32%
72'% Jan
76
45
26,800
72'%
95
I~5
9
2
19
71%
71'%
251%
•:/
50'%
Mining Corp common.ilO
convertible
24
17
70'%
73i%
25%
26
England Electric System.!". 1
England Tel & Tel Co
2o
Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
131/4 Jan 18
18% Feb 21
20% Mar
8 7% Jan
71%
723%
25 %
100
(J J)
preferred
33%%
59'% Jan
2
17,500
71
73 '/a
25'%
49'%
25%
.1
May 22
65% Jan
41% Dec
34% May 29
20% Jan
123%
common.No par
Newberry Co
New
State
23
12%
I—IIIII5
IIIIIl
"IIIIIl
Co
issued
York
11
49
13
_I
Neptune Meter
Chicago & St Louis
82'% Jan
Ino
Nevada Power Co
New
757% Feb
493/a
12%
1
N Y
3
VA
49
13
II
N
11
He
49'%
12%
65
_
ZZZZZZ.Z
Corp
7
76% Jan
1 !36
483%
13
1
7
72 3/4 Jan
336,300
A-
49
12%
25'%
Natomas Co
13% Jan
23
1%
1
48'%
13%
1,100
443% Mar
Feb
10,000
41,700
3
79
263%
39
5
26
26'%
47
40
Jun
263%
1%
1,900
21'%
111/4 Apr
71
263/8
38'%
31
19
65,900
26%
21'%
26
50'% Apr
253%
y25%
9
387%
197% Feb
2
1,800
26
267%
21'%
433/4 Jan
Jan
62'%
25%
64
4
86:
46
62
25'%
38»%
Corp...'
Ref Col
15
■
9
613%
25'%
9'%
65%
Co
27
25
9'%
60'%
253%
21
Corp
33% Jun
853/4 Feb
97%
63
243%
39'%
&
76% Jun
82'% Mar 22
9i%
61'%
253%
21
Newmont
22
9%
63'%
25%
38%
New
Jun
9'%
63'%
,
21
New
8
19
4,100
393%
29
1
25
26
363/„
.
21
88'% Jan
Apr
48'% Apr
74
Dec
36%
.
39
21
Jan
May 28
67% Jun 28
36%
36%
21
11
Apr
37
36%
36%
3,900
21'%
48 3% Feb
Jan
6,500
397%
2
53
3
11,400
19%
21
8
75
May
23%
19
39
19
99
27
23%
19%
5
Steel
14
1
Jun
23%
18%
par
National
Apr
2
9
23%
19'/8
28%
Apr
2
28
23%
26'%
Jan
•
2,200
29
47
28
28'A Jan
4,900
253/4
28 7/s
28%
85
94
26
26%
25%
29
26%
33
Jan
26%
25%
28%
28%
8
473/4 Mar
26%
25»/8
187/8
36%
26%
28%
23%
f
26%
25
47
8
61'% Jan
2
4,400
50c
Apr
97
20
397/8
_io
Apr
85
Nov
39%
Chemical.
51
86
54 7/4 Jan
39%
Co
Starch
34
867% May 10
86'% Feb 20
5
39%
National
2
May 29
83 '■ Aug 23
513/4 Sep 24
Jun
383/4
11,900
National-Standard
11
Jan
3,600
14,100
152%
*26%
413% Jan
12
18%
623/4
49%
100
6%
32'/4 Apr
2
18%
613/4
26
25
19t/
1
io0
Vulcanized Fibre Co.
19'% Jan
67/a Feb
6% Apr
18%
62
28%
25 v4
28^
18'4
36%
28%
61%
?8%
5o
preferred A.:
National
23
11'% Jan
12
26I/4
28%
'
25%
l
Sugar
11% Jan
381/2
29%
26'%
5
Tea
15 V4 Mar 19
381/2
2324
1
267%
25'%
No par
National
16
62%
63%
common
National
Mar 19
1824
25%
common
S4.50 preferred-^
National Lead Co
25
36% May 29
400
51%
61%
72'%
IH7_l
22
50% Feb
11%
*40%
28%
18%
24%
___10
173% Jan
1136
32,000
5
100
47%% pfd series of
1951__„_
41%%
preferred
(conv)
National Fuel Gas Co.:
23% Feb
Jan
80
27%
12%
com
2
52
50
78
26
?7 3/?
_5
Dairy
Products
Nat'l Distillers & Chem
2
13% Oct
5,200
20,900
48'%
'_i
National
Jan
13
68 »/2
113/
623/4
9'%
633%
26
26%
pal'
No
Jan
5
9'A
63'%
25'%
5
15
93/4 Mar 29
/B
ft
18
63/4 Nov
10%
68%
41%
293/«
18%
26 /8
28
233/4
.
8
J?
_I_~~Il0
2
21
23
37
~
C'u.
20
231% Feb
26
10t
531/2
19'4
U
24 7/4 Feb
25
8
29
23'2
*
22 3/8 Jan
May 28
3,600
113A
22!/4
/4
26
IT*4
Corp_
15% May 29
13 % Oct 24
5 %
26
3638
~
8
10% Oct
26
III_I_I_i
30
22
5,200
363/4
517/8
285/8
18%
ocj/
28?8
.
5
Acme
Apr
15% Jun
60%
41%
60
}
45% Feb
Jun
285/8
183/*
10*
-
2
27
1,700
60
36%
38%
38%
19,4
'
281/4
1838
Rights
4
20% Jan
33% Oct
17,900
3%
417/8
41 %
383/4
^
"1
Corp
Naf-""ii
13
66% Mar
5
54
2,300
39%
*33/4
11%
„
38%
25
1
~
Nac^..ui
4
2
30% Jan
-
~~7
National Can
Corp..,.
National Cash
Register..
Jan
29% Feb
5
31%
391/8
27%
/s
500
1,900
44,700
31%
Jr%
??%
26%
11%
511/4
?|-
l
11%
IV/b
3,700
87
Ti
21*1
27%
20%
108%
lo'MS
78%
*11
12,500
4?%
68%
78'I
32
^ 4*
36'%
36%
35%. 36%
11%
11%
11%
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21
132% Jan
Jun
90
31%
|}* |«
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$ v
:
68%
78%
28
78%
27%
No par
V4 ■£• cD
24
597/e Mar 19
•
2
"5
'•
National Airlines
13% Apr 19
50
Brass
National
15
24
22% May 29
5% Oct 24
/
67%
43%
35f* RrZZZZZZ
393,
10%
*67%
ooi/
Suppiv~~Co—
Industries Inc__
Natco
19
T"n
L
Com
Fuel
Murphy- Corp 1 • •
Murray Corp of~Ame~rica
Mar 28
26% Apr
183/4 Oct
•47
/
N
66% Oct
72
2,500
102
S8 Sft
4414
|}* |J%
■,
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£
791/a
26%
4^® Sv
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Fch»cal^r
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)
1
10 7/4 Mar
66
S
Mueller
38% Mar 27
7
vu
Feb
26% Jan
15
43
24
6
26 4» Feb
2
Apr
May 29
9% May 29'
24,200
57%
102
67%
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|
325'?
115/8
11%
MoXmehrVwaSrhda2ScOor5'00&„US
39% Apr 19
.
2
11%'Jun
33
37%
Si
^
43%
79 '2
26%
5
No
Montecatini Mining
2
1
Apr
19% Feb
5
Jan
1
25
38
3^,, 3an il
Mar 26
28% Jan
23% Jan
2.
2
.
14% Nov
23
18% Mar 28
89 % Mar 14
41% Jan
101
37
g* g*
102%
86
♦99
:85
36%
4
10
24,300
34
31%
-
g* «*■
iofioij
68%
No par
Chemipar~rn
12%
34%
22
May 29
39
28
23
tl**
9
9
11
17% Oct
3fi^4
Tan
36/8 Jan
33% Mar 13
24
o a
B—
Class
102%
44
JoS
15,900
a*®*
44"
95
6,000
12%
31%
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253/8
31%
87%
14%
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Machine
100
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piefeiued""
4.20%
Monarch
20
19% Oct
100
25
'
'
>
57%
*102% 103
»
5
/
Mar 12
49
42% Mar 26
24% Oct
2,500
18,600
96
33%
:|| x88
5?% 1 Vll 5?%
43%
T*
Missouri Public Service
*86
liv.llv.
"■"-"•"J
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
24
77% Jan
29
22
11%
66% Jan
22% Mar 20
7% Jun
s
9% Jan
10
Jun
25%
22%
86%
•
,•
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-'/•98
88
33%
32
s
"
19
Feb
37% Mar 19
100
-IEeiS?^
100%
31%
.
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'
par
3
35'% Jun
25
Shares
223/4
853/4
!II>a
253/8
the Week
12%
33
32%
'98
*86
88
44% Mar 13
31
30
188 *S f
100
10284 102%
4
May 29
251/8
33%
31%
fs°t%ref°eZ' 8* V
Midwest
rg j "g|S n
52-A Jan
°98
*86
Jon
^
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2
52/4
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preferred"—"
3.80%
5
70 Va Oct
tfw8
22
33,/
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104%
3
101^8
8
40% Feb
2% Oct
PRirrc
April 19
sH?
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31%
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3.90*
21
84
5
2
12 5o
1
11
14
Dec
23
14% Oct
Scott.""""
&
19
5K
6
58% Feb
102
Apr*
Apr
10
Jan
34
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to*.StSSTSissTcr-"0§?'.jg* ! 18
133/2peh 1?
86
26
16% Oct
13% Oct 24
Wcdnes^av
Tuesday
12
May 28
55
LOW AND HIGH
,
Monday
15
23
„
«
12
16 % Nov
^topk
YORK
Wrmil CK
Friday
22%jan
Aug 17
26% Oct
81
NEW
28
Corp
Airlines
Pharmacal
100
;
*93"
__j_l
Inc
Co.
*93
95
*93
120
94'%
*93'%
95
94'%
„
23'%
22%
23%
227%
23'%
48'%
491%
48'%
49%
48%
493%
48
48%
49
49%
49%
49'%
49i%
22
22'%
22'%
22%
223%
*22'%
22'%
22'%
41
41
22'%
40
41%
39%
40'%
40'%
41
40i%
41
>.•
503%
48'/a
49%
49%
213%
5
22%
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47
31%
23'%
/
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94
1
93'%
23
237%
/
26.300
,
49,700
6,700
;
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22
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
(1650)
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Wednesday
April 17
April 16
April 15
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Monday, April 22, 1963
.«
STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
.
,
Sales for
Thursday
April 18
Friday
the Week
April 19
Shares
o
21
867/a Dec
7
11
99
80 % Jun
29
97 % July
50% Feb
13
12
99% Feb
28
9
97
8
14
28
18% Apr
88% Jan
31
95i/2 Nov
24
41
Feb
26
Jun
25
411/s Jan
3
Dec
28
177/a Nov
23
May 28
54 7/8 Jan
23
26
1115
35
4.56%
7
104% Apr
11
102% Jan
25
23
25
7
Apr
4.44%
18% Feb
4%
13
Oklahoma
17
Olin
15% Jan
38% Apr
16% Apr
471/2 Jan
56i/4 Apr
15
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
59% Jan
30
Otis
4.24%
5
Natural
Elevator
24
3
521/4 Apr
18
10% Oct
24
241/4 Mar
1
15% Jan
11
14
251/2 Jan
2
131/4 Feb
211/8 Feb
27
Jun
15
22% Jan
9
46V2 Oct
26
87% Feb
13
53% Jan
21
62% Mar 28
Owens-Corning
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
72% Jan
24
83% Apr
9
Owens-Illinois
Jun
14
115
Jan
2
18
Oct
25
43
64
,991/2
28
76
1
16
16 3/4 Jun
25
Jan
2
12
9
Oxford
Feb
6
$5
28
8
Pacific
I8Y2 Jan
14'A Feb
393/8 Jan
5
142% Oct
5% May 28
5
143A Nov
158 3/4 Feb
26
5
237/a Mar
12
213/a Jan
2
337/b Apr
19
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
70'A Dec
12
67 Ya Jan
2
973/a Feb
8
Jan
10
Jan
17
6 Y4 Apr
9
91/4 Jan
28
351/4 Mar
8
40% Jan
22
16
58% Feb
24
96
24
24
21
551% Feb
14
28
37
54%
55
54Y4
54%
543/8
55%
53%
54%
52'A
53%
53
8,600
82
83
803/4
82
80%
82
80 Y4
81%
801/4
803/4
10,300
IOIV2
1021/2
American
Gas
5
Consolidated
193/8
191/4
18 3/4
19%
x561%
57'%
561%
56 7%
56i%
56 Ya/
32 3/8
32'/a
32'A
32%
323%
32%
32%
321%
323%
1453/4
1481/2
147'A
147 3/t
5Ys
53/4
53/a
53/4
15Y8
153/4
15%
15Ya
32
1
5Y4
■
►147
147%
147
147
146 3/4
'
53/4
55%
15%
15'/a
15 Ya
151/8
15%
35,700
32%
33
x32 'A
32%
32%
32 3/4
32'%
33Y2
33'A
33 Ya
147,100
74%
75%
743/4
76 3/*
17,400
98
!
71/4
383/4
71/4
373/8
75%
751/4
971%
97%
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7%
7%
37 7%
371%
38 Ya
371/2
7
7%
7%
37%
373/4
30
98
7
7'%
14,500
38
7,200
243A
25 %
25
26%
26'%
27Y8
26%
27
26'A
26 Ya
No par
52 y4
52y4
53
53
52%
52%
*51 Ys
52 Ya
51%.
51 Ya
2,500
5
34%
34 Yb
335/8
341/4
33 7%
33 7%
33'A
337/8
33
•:
33%
23,500
*25%
261%
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26%
*25%
26V2
315%
323%
31%
27%
5%
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32
19%
18/8
18%
50
48 3/8
common
19%
19
19%
19 "
18'%
18%
18%
181/8
183/a
18%
18'A
13,200
9
50
50
48
49
473/4
40
91/8
32
8%
9
8 Ys
9
495/s
9
Inc
18%
31%
19Va
5,300
193A
50
5
preferred——50
1
Co
,
32
19%
18 3,4
197/s
1
261A
4.68%
conv
Penney (J C) Co
Chemicals
Pennsalt
Jan
2
3
42
Apr
20
301/2 Jan
3
35
Mar 11
38 'A Mar 22
321/2 Apr
3
333A Jan
5
9
9
9
Apr
5
106 3/4 Feb
28
4 % %
preferred
98'A Apr
17
Feb
13
4.40%
series preferred—!
39%
393A
34
335%
33%
33
333/a
331/8
333/8v
102 y4
103Ya
102%
102'%
100 y4
100
397/a
34
100
Corp
100y2
100 %
101
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—1
Light com——No par
10i/4 Jun
27
187/a Feb
2
131/4 Jan
2
16 3/4 Feb
15
311/2 Oct
22
543/4 Jan
2
35 'A Feb
8
38% Apr
10
10
:
—
*473A
4,200
1,050
48i%
48 %
49
473%
48
47
47 7%
40'A
39 3A
40'A
39Ya
40
32 5%
.
29,700
5,300
333/a
1,300
32 7%
333%
33 %
33%
33 Ya
333/a
8,400
102%
102%
101 Ya
1013A
1013/4
1021/2
98%
100'%
991/4
991%
540
33%
33%
>33%
33Ya
100
99
830
16 Ya
153/a
15%
93,100
38%
381%
381%
1,100
52
53
153/4
38 y4
15»A'
155%
15'%
155%
15 Ya
381%
15%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__„
7,200
9
48 5%
50%
*49
40
Penn Power &
130,700
32
321/4
1
ii.
*25%
26 y4
>25%
25
Industries
Tool
Ford
Fruit
Penn
preferred
prior
conv
Pendleton
347/a Feb
103
4,800
No par
Transportation
41
3
12
113/4
U3A
7'A
*97
98
*97
98
A
113A
37%
76
74%>
77
76
*96%
14
101
200
7,800
HYa
25
'A May 25
1013/4 May 25
9,100
8,600
*
157%
25% Jun
106
»
'
A
53A
55/8
■
981/4 July 25
563/4
143%
14
Jan
56%
115%
23% Jun
Jan
147
5%
!'
19
->
15%
10Yb Feb
34
2,900
31,200
47,800
10,700
14%
2
28 3/4 May 29
18 Ya
573/a
Peabody Coal Co common
15
95
18 5/8
AA
A ■
12
2
50 'A Aur
19
3,900
.
A'
15Y8
8Ya Jan
49 Ya1 Apr
33 %
18 5/8
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp___
2
14
14 34
9
2
163/4
>
137/a
33%
HYa
191/2 Jan
4l'A Jan
13YB
331%
155%
1
423% Jan
14
33s%
14 y2
16 3A Mar
3
133/4
331/4
12
Penick &
17
163/4
137/a
331/8
17
137/a
34
157/b
1
52 3/4 Jan
*16 3/4
17
135/a
•
143/s
21
481/4 Jan
120
11 5/8
Feb
26
2,000
3,000
153/4
Jan
May 31
351/4
1021/a
5
20 3/4 Feb
May 29
35
*101
•56 3/4
Electronics
27
40
35Y8
102%
Co_5
American
33
37
*163/4
102
35
183/4
Corp
4
2
102
*102
351/4
102
100
com
14
19% Jan
2,150
No par
14 2/7
Corp
Teleg
preferred!—.
Telep &
Tin
163A
16 3A
34
33%
34%
102 A
333%
-135/8
13%
10
100%
17
17
Aggregates Inc_5
13%
103
35%
100%
35
35%
100 %
102
1013/4
101%
102 %4
35%
100%
5
Corp
&
Electric
&
14
x22 %
*
102%
100
15
No par
common
10
4
73/s Oct
56
54
1
17Ya Jan
273/4 Jan
51,600
54 %
56%
com—6.25
Co
27'A Jan
22
131/2
56%
22%
253/4 Apr
Oct
17,500
55
55
58%
2
May
24
8
11,600
533/4
16%
13%
Mar 29
27
15
26
2,600
■541/2
16%
571/8
27
14% Nov
>16Ya
16%
22'A
281/4 July 12
23% Jun
20% Oct
15
Apr
163/4
16%
Parke Davis & Co
4
14
291/2 Jan
241/2 Mar 20
167/a
16%
Parmelee
28% Feb
493A Feb
31
753/4 Apr
Jan
35
16 %
381/4
50c
Pan
14
11
383/4 Mar 15
18% Oct
42% Oct
221/2 Jun
7
78'/2 Feb
98
54,200
16%
971%
37%
Packaging Corp of America
24 5/8 Feb
Oct
Co
Packard-Bell
19
24
3,700
'38%
38
Sulphur
70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
1
Panhandle East Pipe Line
No par
4%
preferred
>
100
Papercraft Corp
1
Paramount Pictures Corp
1
15
15% Oct
,36 %
37%
*96
14%
61/4 Feb
13'A Mar
36 Ya
38%
97Y2
221/2
7
17 Ya Jan
36 Ya
37%
*96
59%
2
151/2 Apr
36 Ya
38%
22%
6%
2
36%
58 Ya
25
2
97%
36
59%
1513/4 Feb
Mar 27
*96
36%
14%
2
91/4 Jan
97%
36%
22%
Intermountain Express
15
*96
36 %
14
Lighting
ll'A Jan
97%
35%
59%
Pacific
3
*96
22%
Pacific
12
300
14%
Pacific
Jan
17%
22%
15
153/B Jan
177/a
60%
15
20
10,200
17 7/a
593/a
17
25
24%
177/a
14%
193/8 Apr
633A Jan
22
430
241%
18
101%
24%
60 %
-34 % Jan
7% Oct
1001/2
24%
*173/4
101
37%
Fiberglas Corp
Pacific Cement
Pacific
lOO'/a
24Y2
18
■243/4
24
22%
preferred
Pacific
10% Jun
31
Paper
101
101
24%
*17%
14
311/8 Mar 12
12
7Ye Jan
101
18
24%
23%
60
5 Ya Jan
2\
101
160
150
22%
145Y2 Jan
27
613% Dec
26% May 29
29
102 %
9,100
*17%
30c
•A > 541/3 Mar 11
161/2 Mar 25
47 a. May 29
6
34Ys Jan
4
12% Jan
317/b Jan :>2,A:.
36% Feb4 20
May 29
Apr
104
1
105
*1023/4
*101
No par
preferred
Jan
37
2
16% Feb
5
153/a Jan
25
15 '
9% Jun
4%
105
8
Mar
*1031/4
104
5
10
Co
Jan
100
104
*102%
104
3.125
i
Glass
89
5
Outboard Marine Corp
Outlet
31% Jan
100
Mar 23
IOV/2 Feb
97% Jan
25
Jan
*87%
373/4
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
983/4
*871/2
*871%
103
.7.50
Gas__
5OV4
*98
89
89
104%
——20
preferred _———100
7
25
50
98%
98%
*87%
>104
preferred-—.———
Feb
50%
9 8'A
50%
*97%
50
97%
89
50
49%
97%
89
49%
98
*88
100
100
2.50
.
50%
98
100
38% Jan
98
34% Apr
31% Jan
43% Oct
19
—
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
2
49%
15
——100
preferred
preferred
preferred
19
171/4 Jan
941/2 Jan
15
29'A Oct
3.90%
Jan
221/2 Mar 25
16% Jun
preferred
7
89'A Mar
4.40%
1001/2 Apr
102
Nov
IOOV2 Dec
105
3
94'A July 18
3
Feb
85% Jan
2
Dec
May 28
Jan
Ohio Edison Co common
46 Yb Jan
49% Jan
38
92
38 y4
381/4
38%
38%
38Y2
52
52%
513%
523%
51%
52%
53
53
52%.
52'A
52%
53
493%
50%
16,900
42 >•>
423%
16
5,000
6,400
900
.
:rt"
i*
391/8 May 29
52% Mar 19
46
Feb
37
51
49
Jan
Jun
Oct
33
25
Jun
3
58
22
12% Jun
Jan
46
16
2
>39
31
1011/4 July 13
15
25
18%: Oct
24
42
33% Oct
23
991/2 Mar
57% Mar 15
44% Oct
25
19'/a Jan:.2
t,
98
Jun
Jan
9
8
101% Feb
19
4Y2 %
12
17% Apr
283A Jan
16
Petroleum
53% Apr
16
6
593A Apr
8
2
331/4 Jan
24
105
Mar
91
Mar
Sep
13
Apr
Feb
31
103
Apr
16
106
33 y8 Jan
21
112% Jan
713A Jan
5
<:
Apr
393/4 Apr
42
59% Mar 14
47 i/a Jan
17
53 Ye Apr
A 213/4 Jan
24
15% Oct
24
>
Oct
24
A
97.., Feb
6
40
18% Jun
23
15
4
5iy2 Jan
2
621/2 Apr
99% Jan
8
1021/2 Jan
18
11
29y8 Feb
28
Jan
17
Feb
26
49% Apr
15
11% Oct
67
64
...
41% Jan
,.*.651/4 Mar 19
23
4
Aug 17
Sep
Jan
86'A Mar
v
28
12% Jun
2
81
22
.
Jan
39
13% Jan
22
1
723A Jan.
8
73
♦
18
3
173/b Jan
•.•811/2 Apr
2
78
431/4
>44
43%
43%
42'%
43%
16
53
53%
467/a
>47
47i/4
46 7%
467%
101
27
27 Ya.
50 'A
"
17%
511/4
*100
3iy8
—
preferred
3.80%
.
preferred.—
preferred
100
100
*99
preferred
100
*103
_100
„—•
5
67,800
16,300
32'A
32 Ya
32Y8
331%
23,000
883/4
99
-
►103%
1051%
90
38%
383/4
873A
89%
37,400
15,600
.
863/4
863%
513A
52%
52'
523/4
52
52 7%
17% .18
■'-■.j
•
2
T
•
"
85
18%
-
16
153/4
•
*82
;
101
►100'%
101
30 7%
31
307%
31
305%
31
48%
48'A
48 7%
47 Ya
48%
153/4
15'A
15%
14%
15
►
_1
20
; 20%
20'A
1403A 1403A
523/4
53'%
103%
11
56%
58'A
59
603/4
33%
33'%
*1243A 126'%
*140Y4
>15%
.
85
„•
791/4
>
*82
85
5 Ye Oct
36i% Oct
35
Oct
19% Jan
116% Mar
44% Jun
134'% Jan
513A Jan
Apr
577% Jan
4
7
Jan
ll'/a Feb
18
Jan
9
38
Jan
58'A Apr
15
553A Jan
24
41
Jan
603% Apr
15
40'% Jan
8
54
5
22
353/4 Mar 29
8
6
125
Nov
25
78
32'A Mar 12
Jun
25
21
Oct
24
130
14
Jan
14
221
24
21
Jan
90% Oct
18
124'% Apr
5
66'A Apr
16
3
121
Apr
343A Jan
Pittston
148'% Jan
4
18% Feb
27
99 % Apr
(The)
preferred—75
-1.25
___1
8
Polaroid
32
93
47i% Mar
May 28
4?
Jan
Corp__
20'A
Mar
5 6 3% Jun
25
92'% Jan
25
32'% Apr
69'% Dec
49% May 29
29
Jan
87
5
92
Nov
2
95
Dec
Nov
109
Apr
110% Feb
15
104
Jun
29
106
Jun
29
233/4 May 29
713A Jan
2
223% Jan
35
797% Apr
243A Dec
19
14
8
106 y4 Mar
108'% Apr
32 'A Jan
971% Apr
100
5
4.18%
1
7
1093/4 Jan
11
76
Jan
Mar 29
Apr
25
11
Mar 14
24'% Jan
6
Jan
2
7% Feb
Jan
4
84'% Jan
15
2
36% Apr
18
40 Ya Jan
4
25
•-
38'A Dec
.
8
19 3A Jan
8
2
233/4 Jan
2
36% Jan
9
26-
11
$4.75
15
25
Pullman
18
PureDil—
*1243A
126 %
*1243/4
*1243/4
126%
►1243A
25
common
Inc_!
a_.
Li-.
79
77%
7 8 V2
77%
78 3/8
26,500
28 Y8
28 3A
28
28 Ys
28'/a
28%
14,900
72%
73%
723A
73%
73
733/8
17,500
31
31
31 '
31
31
311/4
2,000
92
93
93Y8
93Ya
*93
93%
97%
*96%
971%
98
-No par
>
.
*96'/2
98
*95V2
*106 3A
108
*107
*108%
109
109
*84'A
3G7%
28'A
28%
37Ys
30
29%
36 7%
: *
373/a
-,.28%.
293/b
'
64 'A Apr
3
78
Apr
69% Jan
Purolator
8
18
Products
Q
43/4 Oct
24
Oct
25
5%"Oct
26
6
For
91.1/2 Feb
•
146
-
.
Mar 13
303A Jan
footnotes,
16
3
see
61'A Mar
141
Jan,
27% Jan
page
25.
Quaker. Oats Co
147% Mar 14
31'A Apr
18
..
67c
A
common
preferred
:
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
•
71
1
Inc—
733/4Y'
70
79
50
771/4
24%
*24
24%
*24
24%
24
*223A
24
*22 3A
24
100
4,600
6%
•
6%
6Y8
61/2
6 3/8
63/a
84Y4
*84'A
8434
*841/4
843/4
20
x36 'A
36*%
22,000
29
17.80Q
>36%
373A
36'A
28%
28 Ya
28%
...
36Y8
28 Yb
29%
-28%
A >39-%
*78
17,100
*84V4
6%
843/4
'
78
78
77%
<
233A
6 Yb
'
560
353A
34Y4
*223/4
243%
*22 3A
550
109
34Y8
341%
*24
78%
78%
*24
107
►108%
343/4
34%
50
no
98
107
109
34 Ya
4
98
108
109
84'A
40
971/2
98
107'A
23
6Ya
:....^9%'
5.
:
♦96%
*96'/2
.
» 287/a
i.>393/4
397/8
'
f
1,600
78
971/2
343%
6%
*
23Y8
109
84%
23
A
5
No par
—
7,200
23%
1063/4
79'%
24Ys
*24
47.1/b
72 3/4
*97
.
35
*78'%
60
46%
28 3/4
,! *96%
1073/4
108Y8
1087%
34'%
5,600
17
99
*98%
99
47%
793/4
93
1073/4
*98%
237/a
31
com„No par
99
233/4
93
97'%
3/4
33,900
231/2
31
98
16
17
500
4,900
1323/4
46%
93'%
98
1303A
46%
46 3/8
727%
31%
31
133
23 3/8
45 Ya
46 %
*93
*96'%
131'A
32
'
72%
100
100
31%
16 34
10,400
120 »
32
46%'
28'A
.
-65 Ya
120
313A
17%
*98'A
99
A.¬
72%
1261/2
>65
643/4
121
132
167/a
171/b
641/4
121
32
130
1323/4
128 5%
653/a
120
313/e
32
x78 Ya
100
100
100
Ind
of
120
121
317%
126'/2
64 3/8
661/4
65
120
287%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co_4_3
Jan
8,000
79'A
preferred
Apr
41 >
Co
preferred
30% Feb
,,30-
*
3,600
38
28Ya
com__No par
Publicker Industries Inc
>
60
371/2
78
preferred•
100
preferred—————25
4.16%
14
84
4.32%
22
21
23
Feb
23'% May
38% Mar
-.
23
31/2%
8
79
2
24'% Feb
17
Serv
860
60
38%
No par
preferred
Public
58
60
37%
—
preferred
preferred
5.28%
25
373/8 Jan
preference
preferred———
preferred
5.05%
15
111% Jan
3
div
4.30%
10
28
23
Feb
43 % Jan
31'% May 29
1117% Oct 30
20% Oct
4.08%
Jan
24
18
>,283/4 Jun
4
21
10'% Feb
July 25
5% Oct 24
Jun
21
$1.40
Feb
88
21
84
Nov
10
18
95
943A Jan
21
32% Feb
961% Mar
6
98
Jan
2
91% Jan
20
901% July 17
11
733A Feb
58
60
36
10
!
Service Co of Colorado——5
2
58
603/b
333/4
32'A
135%
45Ya
Public Serv Elec & Gas com_No par
30'% Jan
31'% May 14
July 24
85
!lo
Co„
Public
793A Apr
307% Feb
68 Ya Jan
26
Power
16
1
2
57%
591/4
17 %
19
17
69°/8 Mar
19
Electric
58,600
567/a
*98'%
When-issued
—:
:
Procter & Gamble——
60
3-1,600
10 3/4
9Ya
lOO
4,900
33'A
17'%
Potomac
*563/4
•
—
142
,
523/4 f 53
10 Ya
571/8
--
20'A
142
53 >
10'A
79
.
20
60'A
98 %
18
523/4
103/4
56'A
171%
29
53%
.
85
.
*77
142
3A
59%.
98 Ve
Jan
27»% Jan
2
20% Jun
48
5
23 7% Apr
23% Apr
142
—
5,300
13.20Q
3,900
>33%
—10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%
141
*83..
>
77
201/4
10%
11
52
531/2
sfpref_100
Poor & Co—
?«
77
203%
141
141
lOYa
121
r
-85
>83
79%
20%
205%
53
65
63'%
*118
31 Ya
131
_1
common
Plough Inc
15
14
95i% Mar
Co
convertible
$3.50
16
28% Mar 20
127% Apr
5
15i% Jan
3
Jan
133/4 Oct
17
28
105'A Jan
34 7% Dec
81% Jun
Jan
122
guaranteed preferred——100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com—No par
5% preferred class A——100
51%% > 1st series prior pfd_.
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
14
5 7 Ye Feb
Jan
88
7%
18
20
12% Jan
22
May
142
1
67'% Feb
;
•*■
*77
791/4
*77
4,500
*100%
47Y8 --49
"">77
6,500
62'%
613%
101
47 7%
31%
31
A
91,100
183%
183%
18 34
50
533%
,
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62
•
60
88
53
53 7%
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i
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
139
126% Aug 21
433% Oct 24
18 3%
18%...
62
62
62'A
101
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No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
:
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.
62
.
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15
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18
52%
89
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88
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98
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—,_1
88
97
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88
99
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85%
86
130
101
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39%
105
38%
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100
100
100'%
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Pittsburgh Coke & Cheip. Co com_10
$5 convertible preferred—_No par
5
58 7%
593%
5
Corp
->..$4.80 preferred
523/4
583A
323%
105
395/a
>85%
853A
843A
104%
/ 383A
52'%
58 3/4
99
103
;
39 3A
26%
523A
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100
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:
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26%
523%
53
883%
100
4,500
5,400
263/4
27%
52'A
100%
895%
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100
101
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-100
89
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102
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102
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32
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32
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1,600
463/4
101
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17%
57 7%
533/8
51'A
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17%
27 ■»■!
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27%
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290
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101 .*:
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101
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*
12,600
53
155%
163%
52%'
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101
17%
_«_5
163%
52%
46 7%
15%
53
47%
467/8
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i
16
53
>15%
15%.
53
59%
Corp
Piper Aircraft
i
Apr .10
211/a Apr
443A
143/8
33'/he
Co Inc
&
Pillsbury Co common
3
10
Permutit Inc_:
(Chas)
:~L > $4 preferred
.
9
2
Jan
141/2 Jan
161/B May 15
A 34
49Y4
*52
100
1
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
3.90% series preferredPhillips Petroleum
1
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
15
27
69
27
30% Oct
173A Apr
Jan
26% Apr
50%
4.68%
18
1003A Nov
1
common
preferred-Corp of America
Phila & Reading Corp
14
10
497%
4.30%
Mar 22
813/4 Jan
50
4.40%
19
Feb
3
19
493A
31
1
88
841/4 Jan
84 3A Feb
497/s
59
A
15
91
87% Mar 27
Co
*52
503%
12.50
1
891/4 Apr
25
82
July 16
80% July 25
'
433/4
T1
^
Cement
Phelps-Dodge
5
Jan
54
Phila Electric Co common—„No par
5
103
Corp_
convertible preferred —!
50
Co common..,
No par
Pfizer
52
49
Milk
Pfaudler
9
7
100
2
Oct
5%
Pet
19
Jan
24
2
Permanente
••«■•
8
11
81
24
51
Jan
106
61 '/a Oct
17
Jan
A 55
86% Jan
100
26% Oct
163% Apr
Jan
2
51%
53 y2
:
Perkin-Elmer
97
8
Aug 23
101
„29i/2 jan
26
28
881/4 Nov
v
Jan
523/4 Mar
15
1033/4 Nov y 7
6
47
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—No par
Eastern Ry Co
!
100
Pepsi-Cola Co
!
33V3C
Peoria &
7
.
25% Mar 28
13
34% Mar 20
July 10
96
Feb
623/8 Jan
1
May 29
82
.
161/4 Feb
26
48i/4 Jan
Mar 19
131/4 Jan
66% Jan
24
19
Feb
50 3A Feb
51'A Mar 14
45
Jan
2
Jan
Apr
63
2
19% Mar 15
V
.13 ye Jun
99
Jan
59% Mar 23
15
24
35% Oct
30
56% Feb
24
493A Oct
Apr
53
11
4
29%
.
,40%
70'A ' "71% !*
71
28%
"
29 Ya
18,800
401%
46,800
71'A -,-73Y4
6,500
293/8
29
>39 Ya >40%
40
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73
*
-
■
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5
100
10
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62
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.
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63
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31
31
61'A
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; 31
31
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31
63%
141%'
31%
-
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31%
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643A
144
-
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Number 6257
197
Volume
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1651)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
■
-
Range for Previous,
>',•
,
Lowest
7KX?
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Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 196$. ."v.
Highest
NEW
•
YORK
LOW and HIGH sale prices
STOCK
Monday
.EXCHANGE
par
Sales foe
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
April ID
April 17
Aprill 8
April 15
Friday
April 19
the Week
Shares
R
38% Jun
63% Mar 14
8
Oct
65
56
79% Dec
20
77
45
27
71% May 29
28 % Sep 10
12% May 29
10
Jan
21% Jan
30% Feb
May 29
13
88
24
2
28
Nov
Jan
2
Apr
34% Jan
17
66% Feb
16 % May 29
25
May 29
5% Oct
8
Oct
24
8% Jan
2
24
16
22 % Apr
18
30 % Jan
7% Jan
1
15
21% Jun
8
23
21% Feb
12
23
16% Jan
4
9
Oct
16% Oct
25
19% Apr
31% Jun
28
9% Jun
13% Feb
29
16
5
15% Jan
7
2
Jan
4
38% Jan
17% Feb
17%
17Va
173,4
171/4
17%
5,500
10
10%
5,500
Jan
4%
Red
*20% Apr
Reliable
42
Apr
20% Jan
16
Reliance
Elec
13% Mar 26
17
Reliance
Jan
17
19
2
18% Feb
26
6% Jan
2
10% Apr
16% Apr
19
14
Jan
2
28
Oct
19
60
Jan
4
34% Jan
2
30
Nov
43% Jan
5
36 % Jan
2
67% Mar 13
-40% Jan
84Va
85
85
*84
86
44
44
43
43
431/8
43 %
42%
42%
*42%
43
9%
IOV4
10
10 Vs
10%
10%
35,300
28%
28%
28%
29
28%
283/4
55,700
22%
23
22%
23%
22%
223/4
50,700
8%
900
$1
18
48% Jan
Revlon
Revere
24
20 % Oct
26
27
41% Jan
4
8
50 % Nov
14
25
116% Jan
31
23
80% Feb
16
48
Jan
97
Jun
34% Oct
v
86% Nov
•'
52% Jan
90
8
2
:
7%
7%
151/8
14%
14%
143/4
14%
10%
10%
*10
10%
*10
No par
10%
10%
11
11
27%
28%
X28 %
29
10%
27%
27%
27%
273/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
16
13%
14%
133/4
14
1
12%
10%
11%
10%
11
20
20%
41%
41%
41%
42
f
15%
15 %
15%
16%
~
"
__
Z
&
Eng Co
Co common
10
ZZ-^5
5
series-^-lOO
&
10 '/a
Apr
5% Apr
Rheem
Rhodesian
Manufacturing
Selection
Mar 14
55
Jan
17
65% Feb
21
Richardson-Merrell
44% Mar 14
"39
Jan
2
Richfield
32% Feb
8
47% Apr
36% Apr
10
37% Mar 19
16
3
24% Jan
24
8
15% Oct '24
20
34% Mar 26
19% Jan
_
Oil
16
16
161/4
16%
163/s
41%
39%
40%
393/4
40'%
42
42
42
42
42
44%
45%
12
23% Mar 19
26% Jan
22% Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
Jan
3
31
Feb
15
Rochester Gas" &
37% Dec
31
37% Jan
2
43
Apr
11
Rochester
2
39 % Apr
19
Rockwell-Standard
117 % Jan
8
Rohm
8
34% Jan
5
124% Dec
27
104
Dec
18
Feb
Aug 30
15% May 29
97
24% Jan
25
16% Mar
14
29% Feb
12
21
May 29
17% Oct 25
31% Mar 15
96 % Mar
4.
Mar 18
4
4%
17% Jan
9
Rohr
26% Apr
Mar 19
94
11
&
Co
1,300
40%
180,500
42
•
2,800
43%-
445/8
431/4
44%
43%
433/4
43s/e
44%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
34%
343%
17,500
30
29%
29%
27%
29 '/4
27%
28
27%
28%
163,300
50%
50%
*50%
50%
*50 >/4
•50%
50%
50%
*50%
50%
105%
105 %
105i/4
1053/8
105 i/e
1051%
105%
1053/8
1051/4
105%
1,700
44%
45%
443/B
45%
44%
461/4
45%
461%
46%
124,800
87%
87%
873/8
873/4
*87%
881/2
88
14%
15 ■■■i
14%
15
14%
-.143/4
4%
56%
••
5
4%
5%
5
88
141%
5
5%
46
31,000
600
*87%
8 81/2
14%
14%
57,700
5%
26,900
143«
400
'
Si/a
5
573/4
571/4
58
57%
58%
57%
57%
56%
58 %
10,900
47%
>46%
47%
461/4
46%
46%
47
45%
46
16,900
35%
35%
36%
36
363/b
35%
36%
35%
36
4,200
23
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
231/4
233/4
233/8
23%
2,600
24%
24%
24%
25%
25
25%
25
251/4
24%
25%
9.300
Nopar
Corp
30%
30%
30 3/8
30%
30%
30%
30 3/a
30%
303/4
31
7,200
Corp„.
10
42%
,__5
37%
5
109%
._
*93
425/8
42%
42'/4
•43
42%
42%
42%
2,500
37%
37%
37%
37%
38%
38%
39%
19,800
109%
1113/4
111%
1113/4
112
113%
113%
114%
5,000
95%
*94
951%
37%
110
95%
*94
42%
37%
*95
95%
94
16%
16%
16%
16 34
16%
16 %
16%
16%
16%
17
11,400
26%'
25%
261.4
26
26%
25%
261/a
25%
26%
20,300
25%
25%
-24%
25%
*25
25 »4
25%
251/4
25%
25%
36
363,4
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
36
36%
3,800
49%
,
ZZZZZZl
Z_Zl
Corp
431/4
.
26%
1
;_
<
16%
39%
42
29%
preferred series A______i_l00
Corp
Ronson
*16%
'
34%
Co
Telephone
Haas
-
47
common
Feb
38
May 29
;Jun
90
16
34%;
1.25
Corp
12
73
-
*
1
42% Feb
25
16,800
40
2.50
24
26% May lr
31,500
10%
42
10
Elec
17%
10
15%
No par
Controls
20
163/4
10 %
42%
£
__
Corp
Oct
Robertshaw
60%
17%
40%
.
Inc
*59
60%
16%
>10
15% '
1
Ltd
Riegel Paper Corp___
Ritter
Company
Oct 24
*59
60%
39%
100
Co
Trust
32% May 11
*59
1,500
5
(R. J.) Tobacco com
Preferred 3.60% series—
19
1,200
5,500
10,000
100
pref____
Reynolds
15
9%,
41%
1
24% May 11
40
102
15
11,400
16%
3
a
3,300
163/4
9%
conv
2
413/fe
16%
16%
4%%
2
20%
41%
171/4
10
28
4% Jari
20%
41V2
16%
17
Jan
10% Jan
20%
413/a
171/4
16'/a
59%
110
7
20%
42
413/4
9%
preferred series A_—i_—50
14
5% Pec
20
20
20
-
5
Inc
2nd
20
•
16%
4%%
8
11
593/4
Drug & Chemical Co___2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com____No par
18
13%
10%
17%
5
88 % Feb
15%
13%
11
59
15
46 % Apr
15%
13%
10%
9%
Apr
1
16%
12%
16%
;Apr
7
15%
13%
59
10
_
4,600
16
_io
:_
600
300
•
11%
50c
Brass
*8 'ft?,
'
10%
50c
preferred—
Corp_—
Steel
"
8
28
27%
_50c
Coi-p_
Copper
'
8
No par
51
Feb
23%
*14%
30
"87
223/4
73/4
Rexall
7
24
700
15%
8
.
28%
1,000
7%
2
38% Mar
4
15% Feb
8% Jun 26
3% Jun 25
37% Jan
6
27%
10
*14%
23% Jan
102% Jan
Jan
v
Mar
29
28%
*7% M
49% Jan
•
9%
28%
-
20% Jan
10%
15%
convertible
Republic
9%
23%
Republic Aviation Corp
Republic Corp
common
41% Apr 16
42% Apr -9
2
84%
%
*14%
Conv preferred 3%%
16% Jan
Mar 12
84%
HZZ5
IIZIII50
Co_
Mfg
69
2
10%
preferred—50
2nd preferred
50
Stores
53
3
10%
Inc
30
Jan
10%
Chemicals
23
-
101/8
1st
Bit
Bros
Reichhold
19
1038
84
_3.33%
Stores
Jan
•
Inc
10y4
86%
1
non-cum
Reeves
144,500
85
Inc
Reed Roller
2
11
64%
Nopar
International
Owl
10%
63%
No pax-
non-cum
4%
21
14%-Apr
17
24
'Apr
13
10% Mar 12
18% Jan
4
12% JanZ 4
Oct
17%
14
24
'
17%
ZZZ_—1
Inc
Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
15
24
31
17%
14
6% Oct
12 % Oct
7
4,500
-17%
10%
House
Jan
24
May 26
2,500
373/4
Jan
23
76
12
9% Feb
17% Feb
12
6
49% Jan
14
61% Aug 30
21
14% Mar 21
10% Mar 14
15
10% Oct
78
37%
Raymond
Rayonier
8
24
78
37»/2
Inc
When issued
9
13% Oct
77%
37%
4
28% Apr
13% Jan
63%
773/4
37%
Raybestos-Manhattan
2
Jan
63%
77'%
37%
17%
2
21 % Jan
10% Feb
64%
77
2.50
89 % Apr
18
19
62%
78
38
Random
41% Feb
1
63%
77%
37%
7
„
623/4
78%
38%
13 % Jan
44% Apr
11 % Jan
62%
78
38
preferred
Ranco
18
60%
2.50
1st
7
24 % Apr
24
Nov
com_No par
No par
$3.50
18% Jan
22% Mar
12
Corp of America
Ralston Purina Co__
24
9% Mar 18
77 % Jan 16
16
14% Feb
25
Jan
26
15 % Feb
42 % Apr
7% Jun
Radio
14
80% Mar 25
40
2
49%
49%
49%
48%
49 Vs
48%
49'/a
48%
49%
99,200
20,400
96
40
2
25% Apr
21% May 29
27% Apr
11
26% Jan
2
38,
Feb
6
33 % Jan
ID
44
Dec
26
43 % Jan
2
49% Apr
15
Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
7% Oct
23
14% Feb
5
8% Jan
2
10% Jan
17
Royal McBee
17% Jan
4
12
Apr
15
13 % Jan
9
Rubbermaid
41
5
27% Jan
2
31% Feb
1
Ruberoid
21
14% Feb
19
Ruppert
16% Mar 21
19% Jan
10
Ryan Aeronautical Co
No par
12 % Apr
8
17%
Ryder
173/s
17%
17%
17V4
171/4
17%
171/2
17%
:__2.50
17%
3,800
12
12%
11%
12
Hi/4
11%
11%
113/4
11%
11%
20,800
553/4 Apr
16
96
20
11% May 29
.
iOct 26
25
10% Jun
Jan
18% Jan
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
29
15
:: Oct 26
7% Oct 24
18% Feb
11% Jan
13
9
Jan
2
2
45 % Feb
4
943/4 Nov
16
913/4 Apr
19
352% Jan
10
Roper
,
26
•
(Geo
D)
Corp
Cola Co___;
Petroleum
1
Co
_20 g
Corp
1
Inc
9%
(Jacob)
System
93/4
10%
9%
12
9%
121/41
9%
12%
12
121/4
121/4
12%
12%
12%
7,000
283%
28%
28%
28%
28 %
28%
2838
28%
28%
5,500
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
123/4
*12%
5
Inc
9%
12
28%
1
Z_Zl
Co
2,400
91/4
9%
9%
13
800
'
s
36% May 29
89
Jun '28
60% Jan
352% Jan 26
"22% Juri 26
37
Jan
4
25
Jan
7
16% May 29
20% May 21
19
Jan
10
13% Jun
21% Mar
18 3/4
Jan
2
25
68% Oct
8
22% Oct
23
Dec
81
1
31
79
39% Mar 12
26
40% Apr
3
16% Jan
Feb
Safeway
Stores common
4%
preferred
\
4.30% conv preferred
30 % Apr
;
21% Feb
Jan
St.
20
23
28
25
3
Jan
8
853/4 Jan
Jan
2
34
35
Jan
2
Jan
2
133/4 Apr
Lead
Preferred
*92
100
*220
Go
series A
_io
27%
28%
27%
.27%
20%
,20%
20%
*201/4
*20%
1,100
21%
213/4
21%
21 3%
211/4
21%
9,500
*81%
82%
82
82
*81%
823,4
*81%
82%
82%
82%
200
33
33%
33%
33%
33 %
333/8
33%
33%
33%
341/8
22,800
38
38%
38
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
39
9,300
13%
133/4
13%
13'%
13
131/4
12%
13%
123/4
13
149,100
11%
11%
11%
113%
11%
20
11%
12'/a
12
123/a
20%
20%
203/8
193/4
20
1934
20
193/4
20
9%
41%
9%
95%
9%
9 5/8
41%
40%
41%
39%
934
40 %
32%
32%
32%
32 34
*32%
323/4
93/a
9%
9%
8%
9%
693/,
70%
69%
70
68%
6934
12%
13%
13
13%
100
13% Jan
10
21% Jan
29
Schenley
8 3/4 Oct
19
10% Jan
9
1
60% Feb
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
49
Oct
14
16
4
35% Jan
16
2
10
65% Feb
9
45% Jan
32% Apr
6% Jan
24
98 % Feb
23
38% Mar 29
1
42% Jan
11 % Jan
12
10% Oct
24
28 3/8 Apr
23
12
50
Oct
23
53% Dec
28
513/4 Jan
Oct
25
423/4 Jan
2
;
25
-
Schering
5%
7
23
59
22
Jan
Mar 15
Jan
92
Apr
102
Jan
28
16
87
Dec
18
86
.'6
99% Dec
31
97 % Jan
19
Oct
23
26% Jan
30
21% Jan
8
___30
1
V
N
Paper
5
22
6 3/4 Feb
7
4% Jan
5% Apr
2
25
33% Dec
31
32% Jan
38 % Apr
15
Seaboard
3
17 % Jan
19 % Apr
5
Seaboard
27% Mar
9
34% Apr
34 % Apr
18
Seagrave
19
Sealright-Oswego
883/4 Jan
2
74
81% Apr
15
Sears
15% Mar
2
9
11
Apr
19
11'A Jan
22
Servel
Jun
25
59
Jun
25
20
Jan
,29% Mar 19
9% Dec
Jan
17
1
31
6% May 29
103% Oct 12
•
143% Jan
104
Aug
18% Jan
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
4
Mar
6
8% Mar 20
7
103 % Jan
8
3
13% Jan
24
ll3/4 Mar 30
106
69%
13%
13%
53%
53%
53%
54
54
531/4
35
34%
35%
35
35%
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
90
*1C0
25
—100
'J
25%
*78
1
.534
*100
102
J
*90
102
253/4
25
25%
79'%
*78
79%
%
91
*100
102
25
*78
*1C0
25%
251/4
791%
.
*78
5%
12%
102
101
251/4
F
*78
79
53/8
Inc
9% Jan
2
15% Mar 18
45% Feb
12
34% Jan
30
42 3/a Apr
19
Shamrock
14% Jun
25
2934 Jan
4
183/4 Jan
2
24 % Jan
23
—
24
53/8
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
38%
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
38
37%
373/4
18,800
19 %
19
19%
I83/4
19
18 3;,
19
18 5/8
19
18,300
30%
5%
31%,
31%
32%
30%
313/4
30%
•31%
30%
32%
32%
325%.
33%
331/4
34
33%
341%
33%
34%
80%
81%
79%
80%
80 %
80%
79%
80%
793/4
80%
42,000
1
9%
9%
9%
9'%
9%
9%
9%
10%
10%
11
14,600
1
._
8%
*106
14%
_1
8%
9
110
9
*106
14%
110
14%
8%
*106
14%
9
9%
110
14%
*106
14%
14%
9
9%
110
*106,.
14%
.
*13%
14
13%
14%
14%
15
14%
14%
2.500
40%
41
40%
41
41
41%
415/s
42%
19,800
23
24
223%
24%
22 3
23
22%
22%
22%
23
16,200
11% Jan
14 % Mar 19
133/4
133/4
13%
13%
13%
13'/4
13%;
131/4
34% Jan
16
42 3/a Apr
16
Shell'Oil
1
40 3/a
415/8
41%
42%
41%
42
41%
41%
22% Feb
11
24% Apr
11
24%
245/8
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
241%
16
213/i,
22
-21%
22%
21%
22 '/a
213/4
21%
1
17%
173/4
1
25%
25%
19
22% Jan
15
19% Jan
2
22 % Jan
28
24
18% Jan
4
8% Apr
10
13% Jan
14
19% July 10
16% Jan
2
19% Feb
18
Shoe
Mar 15
26% Jan
28
37% Jan
32 3/4 Feb
15
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons Co,
:<
11
Simonds Saw
.
Jun
27
33% Jan
23
56
19
32% Jan
24
33% Mat 29
28% Jan
15% Oct 24
26% May 22
22
Jan
28 % Apr
15
Simplicity
28% Oct
24
40% Feb
5
35% Jan
44% Apr
703A Apr
18
Sinclair
Jun
1.4
62
21
553/4 Jan
633/4 Mar 22
19% Oct
24
35% Mar
8
23
263/4 Jan
30
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
30
Apr
19
603/4 Mar 20
67
Apr
8
Apr
2
22
May 29
45% Jun 25
44
Jun
:
Pattern
72 % Feb 28
Mar
Jan
4
Oil
Kline
Smith
French
&
27
58% Jan
2
69 % Apr
16
Socony
26
11% Jan
2
173/4 Apr
19
8% Jan
4
10% Feu
6
2 '••••
South
Mobil
Oil
35%.
27
28%
27%
28%
5
43
44
43%
44%
683/4
69%
67 5%
68%
59%
60 3%
595%
59%
59%
25%
24 %
25
25
25%
27%
28'%
28
28
28%
28'%
64%
65
64
64%
64 '/a
21
60
Apr
19
Ma r 23
53
Feb
19
51% Mar 18
54
Feb
4
29 ? May 28
443/4 Jan
17
323/4 Jan
2
41% Feb
28
21% Oct
24
40% Jan
16
28% Jan
2
43% Mi(
273% Oct
24
33
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
35% Feb
25
17% Jun
25
233/4 Feb
16
22% Jan
15
27
Feb
18
Southeastern Public Service
303/4 Mar
4
33
Jan
25
Southern
California
51 % Jan
2
South Carolina
5%
South
Jersey
South
Puerto
8%
Gas
Sugar
5 6 3/a Jan
14
Southern
50
Jan
2
57% Apr
15
Southern
Indiana
43
Jan
2
52 3/8 Apr
19
Southern Natural Gas Co
32 3/4 Apr
18
Southern
Pacific
18
Southern
Railway
283/a Mar
1
7
55 %. Mar
6
19% Feb
5
72% Jan
21
31
16
11
Nov
"35 3a Mar
7
'
Mobile
&
Ohio
68%
69%
12,700
593/,
60
59'%
59%
253%
255/8
25%
28%
29%
293/a
30
13,600
65'%
64%
653%
64%
65%
12,200
24
2
953/4 Dec
10% Oct- 22
90 ; Aug 16
20% Jun 25
24 Vs Jan
May
9
38% Mar
1
25
Jan
81
86
8
82 % Jan
6% Jan
6
8 3/4 Jan
29
31% Jan
9
97
Feb
1
12% Mar 26
15
Jan
18
93% Jan
■
3
25% Mar 19
953/4 Jan
24
98% Feb
7
3
31% Apr
8
2
90
Feb
1
page 25.
10
Southwestern
4.20%
Sperry
$4.50
$4.50
685/a
4,700
3,500
68 '/a
68 3/4
68%
68%
6 7 5/8
68%
47,600
15%
15%
16%
16%
16%
163/4
17%
19,800
8%
8 3/4
8%
834
8%
8%
9
3,500
58%
59'%
59%
59%
593/8
60
4,400
*52
531%
525/8
52%
58
8%
59
58%
59
100
*52s/a
53%
*52%
53%
*52'/a
53%
38 3/a
38 3%
38%
83%
*38 %
39
39
39%
39%
395/8
2,600
42
41
42%
413/4
42%
21,700
5
41%
425%
415%
41%
41%
333/8
335%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33%
33
33
Co_i—1
245/8
25
24%
24%
24%
243/4
24%
25
24%
25
8%
32%
323%
323%
32%
32%
32%
32%
323/s
321/8
32%
54
com
1,300
2,600
29,900
15,000
54%
54%
54%
54%
54%
55
55%
553/4
57%
57%
*56%
57%
*56%
57
57
57
57
57
—7.-7.50
493/4
50
493%
50'/8
49%
50
49%
50%
49%
52 3/a
20,200
31%
32%
31%
32 3s
32%
32%
32%
32 5/8
53,100
Public
32%
32%
62%
•635%
63%
64%
633/4
64 3/a
64
64%
63s/8
641%
24,100
20%
>'-20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
203/4
20%
3,600
ctfs_'_100
*741%
76'%
*74%
76%
*74%
76%
*74%
75%
*74%
75%
Co_„ 1
34%
35%
35
35%
34%
351%
;-_l
16%
16%
163%
17
17
17%
1
tr
11 3/8
11%.
11'%
11%
11
111%
Service
i
common
8
31
—_
13'%
*95
_25
No par
______No par
•
•30%
89%
135%
.
>
4,300
17%
173/s
173/a
3.000
10%
11
4,000
30%
303/4
31
8'/a
30%
96
*94%
8%
35%
11
*94%
8%
35
17%
96
8%
351/8
10%
31
8%
"
953/4
35
30%
96
50c
common
common...:
30%
*94'%
.
*945%
8%
2.50
6
100
Co
Rand. Corp
preferred '
200
20'%
& Bros Inc—
preferred
55
20
No par
preferred
Spiegel Inc
683/4
El_No par
&
stock
Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical
8% Jan
42% Jan
68%
25%
68
69%
Industries
3
see
15
(A G)
15
footnotes,
Jan-
Spalding
25
For
8,300
197,200
'8%
common
Spartans
Oct
Mar
44 i/a
(Del%__No par
Co
18
Jan
Jan
-
27%
441/a.
15%
preferred
28
4
25
74'
non-cum
14% Jan
10% Mar
Sep
5%
173/4 Apr
15
2i
25
6
5
2
97
Jan
1
2
26% Jan
47% Jan
Jun
643/4 Apr
.21
36% Feb
1
-
27
44%,
5
1
23
24
277/8
44
68%
Edison
Gas
33% Mar
93/4 Oct
90
27%
44 Vs
16
Co
9
Mar 21
223/4 May 29
27%
433/4
69%
preferred
May
16
100
27
v
25
Rico
50
Apr
5,400
31
2.50
57% Jan
75
7,600
35%
8%
Co
53
59% Feb-
24%
35%
\ *30%
2,000
.50
36
30
9,900
22,400
155/4
preferred
40% Jun 26
31% Mar 30
20% Dec
9
17%
24
35%'
31
21%
9
17%
25'/4
35%
*30%
10,000
21%
,9»/8
18
24%
31
1,900
58,800
2434
68
com_4.50
E &, G Co
23% May 29
38% Jun 25
14
*30%
133/8
41%
245/8
1
15
53% Jan
Feb
31%
13%
41'%
V
_No par
15
•
*17%
60
25
Platinum
&
Feb
May 29
18.% July 5.
35%
25%
35%
*30 3%
Inc
Co
Gold
Amer
58
71
25'%
35%
243%
36%
Labs.No par
25
44
25%
9
173/4
__50c
Soo Line Railroad Co
9% Jan
30% Feb
9 ',8
17%'
31%
Co_;
,_l_10
_25
Smith.,(A O) Corp
10
Smith-Douglass Co Inc_—___—___5
593/4 Dec
May 29
21% May 29
9
17%
35%
Singer Manufacturing
Skelly Oil
Co
12% Nov
'
9%
17%
31%
_—_
3
50
9
9%
Nopar
Co
Corp
25
39% Jun
9
No par
& Steel
7% May 29
>
5% July
i
America
a
'
63
Feb
2
of
Corp
24 % Oct
20
—
22
26% Oct
50%
No par
Nopar
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America.
_50c
May 28
5,400
13%
40%
31
Oct
14%
133/4
Dec
>
9,800
110
40%
23% Mar 28
41% Mar 20
93/4 Oct
9i/a
9,400
1
t
23
Co
14%
14,800
■
2.50
Inc
Gas
&
9,100
;
30
14% May 2s
'
79
19
28% Oct 23
116
10
47,100
38
Steel, Corp—
Shattuck (Frank G)
2
25%
1
:No par
Corp
Sharon
9% Oct
101
5
Corp
Co
Industries
Oil
200
'
__3
Falls
&
common..:
Shahmoon
25
3,200
37,900
L_5
Corp
Financial
C
Z
25
15,500
13%
20
;___
5.25 preferred
S
17
1,400
19,800
53%'
34 %
13
13%
19,800
11,000
70%
35%
Corp of Amer
Roebuck
30% Jun
,
69%
'
Mar 12
14% Apr
& Bolt
Screw
69%
3,500
9
535%
Seiberllng Rubber Co__
14
23
325/s
8%
34%
Finance Co
78% Jan
5,900
14,200
70%
321/4
9
54
Air Line RR Co
23% Jan
Jun
Jan
69%
32%
8%
34 %
•
50
No par
Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
3% Oqt
77
69%
32%
14,900
95%
34
$4 preferred
113% July 30
21
12
9%
69%
:
93%
53%
Scovill
5
Jun
t
9%
_No par
preferred
common
743/4 Jan
82
x20
38%
,_No par
Co
$3.40 preferred
253/4 Apr .15
9
1
Corp common
5%%
convertible
Scott
5
Jan
Feb
__l
preferred
SCM
35 % Jan .31
77
__35c
common
Schlumberger
31
90
preference
Corp
16% Jan
3
corn—1.40
Schick Inc
713/a Feb
Mar 20
Inc
convertible
7
Mar
.
?20
*20%
2
30% Oct
37,900
92
20%
15
18
551%
•400
28%
10
93/4 Feb
*250
22
18% Jan
15
28
913/4
/
215%
11% Apr
9% Jan
28
92 3/4
20%
2
Convertible
400
28%
5%
Industries
*92
*250
21%
2
15
543/a
54%
92
20%
2
_
54
543/4
400
29%
18 % Jan
Aug 13
.
92
*250
•
21%
27% Jan
May 29
;
54
-
92 %
375
20%
26
8
55%
92'%
*220
283/4
St
19
54%
92%
No par
15% Oct
11
Apr
5 4 3/8
375
No par
Regis Paper Co__
5
San Diego Gas & Electric Co~,
10
San Diego Imperial Corp__.
i___l
Sangamo Electric Co
5
273/4 May 29
53%
_100
St. Joseph Light & Power
St L San Fran Ry Co com
39 5/a Mar 15
%
Joseph
1.66%
81/2
96
\
8%
30
*95%
8%
14.400
30%
.11,300
96
150,660'
13%
13.3/4
13%
131%
13%
13%
13%
135/8
94%
95'
95
95%
*941/4
95%
*941/4
95%
210
30%
30%
3034
46,700
90
891%
89%
310
31
303%
311/4
30%
31
30%
89s/8
89%
89%
90
90
*89%
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1652)
.
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Lowest
Square D Co
Jun
25
39% Dec
4
35% Jan
2
43% Apr
5
48
May 29
77% Jan
2
64
Jan
2
71 % Jan
28
Standard
Apr 25
81
Jan
22
85% Apr
20% Feb
15
$3.50
14
Standard
83 V*
Inc
15% Apr
5
May 29
65% Dec
5
61V* Feb
28
69
8IV*. May 29
397/8iOct ,26
98% Dec
26
Feb
13
$3.30
15
46% Jan
2
98% Apr
60% Apr
9
58 V* Feb
18
Standard
45% ;May 28
59% Dec
26
58% Jan
2
68 % Apr
15
iMay 29
.July 17
59% Feb
8
52% Jan
95'A Feb
28
48
85
90
Apr
Apr
3
16% Feb
26
17
41'/z Oct
22
71
21 Va ;Jun
25
29% Mar
22
Jun
22
30% Mar 15
10% Oct
31
22% Feb
12
18% Oct
24
40'A Jan
2
ll1/* Mar
6
5
Mar 12
9
Mar 27
53 % Jan
Mar 25
26
Jan
43 V*
411%
41%
40%
41'%
40%
41%
13,600
67%
67 V*
68%
68%
68%
68
68%
13,600
85
85%
*84Vi
84%
83'%
84
82%
83
*82%
15%
16 %
13%
16%
15%
16
15%
16
15%
16
13,600
68
68%
67%
68%
67%
68'%
67%
68 V.
67%
68V4
37,300
97
1
29
24
2
12% Jan
2
16% Jan
20% Mar 25
24% Jan
8
2
9% Feb
25
Mar 18
31% Jan
3
32% Mar 18
38% Jan
15
83% Feb
85
27
7V» Jan
29
iJan
5
32% Dec
21
25% Oct
24
47% Jan
29
81% Feb
28
84% Nov ,28
;
7
Feb
Oil
Standard
97
95%
96 %
95
95
59 V*
59%
59
95%
59%
95
59%
58%
60%
59%
60%
80,100
66%
68 %
67 %
67%
66%
67'%
66%
66%
65%
66%
64%
65%
65%
65 7 a
65
65%
65
65%
183,800
19,200
*91 %
14%
14%
49
49 %
24%
24%
24%
24%
25
25
25
3%%
14%
96
14%
*92'%
95
96%
*91%
96
15 '/a
15%
15 Va
51
50i%
50%
♦491%
25
51
15%
25
24%
25
25
25
2.200
25
24%
25
25
25
1,400
25
.
'
15%
13%
14
13%
13%
13V4
133%
12%
131/4
12%
13
9.300
23
22%
22%
22%
23
22'%
22%
22'%
22%
7,200
9%
9%
9%
9Va
9'A
9%
9'A
*28 %
29V4
29
29
29
29'A
*29
29'A
700
37%
38 V*
38
38%
38
38%
38
38 'A
20,400
91/4
No par
9%
29
5
37'A
37%
100
Co
29
*82V2
common
preferred
*82%
84
*82%
84
9'4
84
*82%
16'4
*16
84
*82%
17
15% Jan
6
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc
1
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16'A
91% Mar 26
71% Jan
18
81% Feb
6
Sterling Drug Inc
5
78%
79%
78%
80%
79 'A
80
79%
80'%
80%
37
Feb
6
29% Jan
18
35% Apr
18
33%
34V8
33%
34
33'%
34%
34%
35%
34
34
Feb
28
34%
34%
34%
35V*
34aA
353%
35'/a
33"% Jan
—15
Stewart-Warner Corp
2.50
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
Stone & Webster
'
1
19
193^
19'A
19%
'Jun
26
29% Feb
25
35% Apr
19
2
17% Jan
11
24 V* Jan
25
20 'A May 17
25
15%-Oct
23
17 V* Feb
3
18% Jan
11
19% Feb
21
Stevens
Nov
9
38%.Oct
24
70% Feb
13
50% Mar 20
54% Apr
5
H14 »/8 Oct
31
16% Nov
23
15
Apr
18% Jan
11
27 V*1 May 29
33 V* Apr
24
31
Jan
2
39% Apr
18
2lV2'May 29
44
23 % Jan
2
30'/4 Apr
19
Stouffer
Feb
14
Studebaker
21% Apr
16
Suburban
18
6
May 29
14%(Oct 24
20
Jan
2
17% Jan
2
2
>
7
30% Jan
28% Jan
Vi'May 29
6% Jan
25% Jan
10% Feb
v
11
8
30
Container
Stone
Storer
Foods
Suburban
Mar 22
3
24 % Mar 26
SuCrest Corp
May 29
23
29
4
47% Apr
19
Sunbeam
32
21% Jan
2
26% Feb
14
Sunstrand
19
17% .May 29
8% Oct
24
16% Jan
Oct
17
92
83
91'/2 Oct
795
Sun
18
Sunray DX Oil Co
19
Sunshine
8
25% Jan
2
100% Jan
2
5
111% Apr
series
$4.50
Oil
A
Biscuits
2
Jan
1045
21
55% Apr
10% Jan
16
7% Jan
Aug" 13
21
1375
When
19
issued
Sunshine
9
Superior
Mar 22
18% Apr
15
Sweets
2
44% Apr
10
Swift
22% Jun
25
47% Jan
4
29% Apr
2
35% Jan
7
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
19% Apr
17
May
2
15
Taft
17% Jan
47% May 29
ll'/4 Jan
2
27'% Apr
34 % Mar
55 7% Mar 23
8
42'A
6% Mar 18
2
14
16% Feb
61
153% Oct
31
25
617% Dec
May 29
5'% Mar 26
53%
533'4
4,400
153/4
15%
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
2,400
38'%
371%
38%
38%
39%
39%
39%
29%
29%
29%
29%
30
30
30'A
2,500
6%
6 '%
6 3/4
6'%
6%
6%
6%
20%
21 %
21%
21V*
21%
21%
21%
21%
21%
29% ~ 29%
29'%
29%
29'%
29%
29Va
29'%
29
29%
83,600
7,800
8,200
21%
22
22
22
*21%
22%
21%
21%
21%
213/4
900
46
46 V4
46V4
46%
46
47
47%
47%
47%
47%
3,400
24%
25%
24 %
25
24'%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
8,000
9%
2,700
—
9%
*89
1
32%
11CA
.
21%
9%
9%
9'%
89'%
491/2
49
33
32%
110%
.
9%
*89
49
89%
48 %
*89
32%
110%
934
89%
49'%
33
109'%
110'%
50'A
34
9%
9%
*89
*89
50'A
111
55i%
56
*55%
Vs
9
1340
1325
18 %
17%
18
17%
17 7
«
18 '/a
18%
18 Va
42%
44
42
43%
41%
42%
41%
42'A
42%
Inc
1342
1340
9%
4,600
9
:1336
1317
:1335
730
2,400
18%
.
43
13,000
-
34
321%
33
31%
32 3
31%
32 Va
31'/a
31%
17,700
17%
18
17%
19
18:,4
19'A
18%
19 V.
19
19'A
60,300
1
26%
27%
25%
27%
25'A
26%
25%
26'A '
25%
26%
36
37
35 7
36%
35'/a
36'A
35'A
36'A
35%
36'A
11,700
25,800
6V2
6%
6%
6%
3,400
4.50
_
_
32%
1
Co
(James)-
Tandy Corp
1
1310
9
400
9%
1352
9
17900
55%
55%
1335
18
1
6%
1
_
7% Jan
25
TelAutograph
17
Tennessee
Corp
2
173/4 Jan
2
Tennessee
Gas
59% Jan
7
213/B Apr
69% Apr
18
26
15
Texaco
16'A Jan
2
18% Mar
5
Texas
Gas Transmission
5 '
55'%
9%
91/4
42V00
Ul'A
9V4
;
51% Apr
18% Mar
55%
9
6,500
34%
33%
34%
111
HO'%
16,000
89%
50%
50%
33%
110%
9%
.
89%
50%
;_1.38 8/9
America-
of
Broadcasting
Talcott
25
55%
10c
—25
Co
19
9
25'A M'ar
Jun
14
Jan" 18
73A Jan
Co
&
45% Feb
Mar
45
53
6%
No par
No par
Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp
22
52%
25
2
24
53
6.25
15% Jan
43/4 Oct
52 »/4
37%
;
40 % Jan
32 3% Jun
53%
29 %
Mining Co
Oil of California
27
19
52
15
12.50
24'/* Mar 21
27
300
54
7
—
49% Feb
'Jun
6,500
19%
33%
Inc
24
13
11,800
19%
19%
29
common
24
29% May 29
35%
19
53%
1
5
1
preferred
12 »/4 Oct
18
34'A
1
—1
Co
31% Oct
11% May 29
r
'
1385 Feb
27
Jun
Corp
18
2
12'/a
May 29
Chemical
90
28% Feb
24
Sun
2
3
Mar 15
*19%
6%
Corp
7
55% Apr
6
10% Feb
19. '■
19 <4
37%
—
Jan
50% Apr
34% Apr
15
193%
19'%
-
28 %
Corp
8% Jan
85
118% Jan
May 29
21% Oct 24
34%
19
19%
31,400
1
43 % Jan
May 14
53% Jan
43
19 "A
19
*19%
400
12,000
1
Propane Gas Corp
18% Jan
41% Jan
,
16%
81%
35%
:
1.25
Gas—
21% Aug
19 %
*16
*
____1
Corp—
Corp
45'/* Apr
24% Nov
•
*19%
1
Corp
Broadcasting Co__
2
15% Jan
& Co Inc
(J P)
6,600
84
16
25
22
.
300
22 %
55 V* Jun
19% Jan
20,300
51%
5
1
24% Oct
14%: May 29
900
*50
15
*49
66
*91
96
*92
96
*951/4
—1
LS
Chemical
Stauffer
65'%
24%
Stanley Warner Corp
Corp..
(The)
,
t
1
20
20
20
Stanray
Starrett Co
210
58%
100
Steel Co
Pressed
Standard
83'A
7
Ohio. common—10
of
.
25
_
Oil of Indiana.:
preferred series A
Packaging Corp com
$1.60 convertible preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
6% convertible preferred
24% Apr
.7
com
preferred
conv
Shaves
42%
67
3%%
17
27% Jan
Calif
the Week
Aorll 19
43
Standard
9
24
23% Mar
22
66
93
49
25
6%, May 29
2
22
Jan
13% Mar 25
Vj.Jun
11
of
Friday
April 18
67%
Standard Oil of New Jersey
93
Standard Oil
Sales for
Thursday
No par
2
Mar 26
PRICES
_6.25
35% Jan
50
SALE
42 %
Industries
Kollsman
HIGH
Wednesday
April 17
April !.'»
66%
___No par
preferred
24
15 V* Oct
April 15
1
*..—5
com—No par
—:—
Brands
Tuesday
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
24 Vb
2
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
74 Y2 July
LOW AND
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Corp
7
8
6%
-
6%
7
l
5%
5%
_1.25
50%
51%
51
V-
51%
51
Co__5
19%
20%
20
'A
20%
12.50
69%
69%
69 s, b
69 7
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
17%
17%
17%
17%
44%
44%
441/2
50%
52
14'A
14%
_
—
_
Transmission
Inc
_
34'% May 29
453/4 Mar 29
4] 'A Mar
4
45'A Apr
17
Texas
32'%. Jun
25
523/4 Apr
11
41% Jan,
2
57'% Feb
18
Texas
11'% Oct
22
23'% Jan
15
16'A Apr
18
Oct
22
133/4 Mar 26
57 / Apr
.5
Producing Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
67% Jan
Corp
Gulf
5
--33%
No par
_
,
.
..
..
5%
5%
6
8
7
.:
6 Va
6 '/'a
6'/a
6%
6%
11,500
51 %
51'A
51%
51'A
51 Va
14,100
20'/a
20%
20%
21%
20%
21'A
107,500
69%
69%
69'A
69%
68 5A
69'A
71,900
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
18
44%
44%
45 'A
44%
45
44%
45'A
5,500
51%
54
52 '/a
55%
53 Va
555 8
53
54 Va
110,200
14'A
14%
14%
16 Va
15
16'A
15
15'A
212,400
8
1251% Jan
4
23
Texas
Instruments
Inc-
61%
62%
60%
61%
60'A
61%
61 'A
62
33'% May 29
52'% Nov
29
47% Jan
2
65'A Apr
17
Texas
Pacific
&
10
63%
64 'A
63%
64 V8
63%
65 V»
63%
64%
63%
64'A
13% July 19
21% Feb
7
17'% Jan
3
25 »A Feb
13
Texas
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
20%
21
20'A
20 %
20 'A
20 Va
20'A
20'A
20'/a
513/4 Nov
28
Utilities
27,700
20'A
53'A
49
37'% Jun
25
22% May 29
26% May 29
31V* Mar
9
24
553/8 Jan
9
Texas
29% Mar 21
33% Feb
6
Textron
50% Jan
9
32
Jan
2
35% Feb
1
33% Mar
25% Jan
2
34%
19%, Jun 25
273/4 Mar
183% Jun
25
44'% Jan
22
24'% Mar 20
23'% Oct
10
5
29% Jan
Apr!
$1.25
Inc
4
Thiokol
__1
Oil
Co
52%
53%
52'A
53%
52 Va
53 Va
53
53'A
52
30%
31'A
30%
31
31
31'/a
31'A
32
31%
33%
34
34
31%
30
31
30%
34
33%
34%
33%
34
51,700
27%
27'A
28%
28'A
28%
27%
28%
27%
28
81,100
1
29 %
29'A
29%
29
29%
28%
29'A
29
29'A
293% Dec
26'% Mar 12
293% Apr
11
Thomas
19
24
Jan
3
11
14
Feb
18
25
66
Jan
2
50 % Mar 20
59'A Jan
18
Thompson (J R)__
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
83
Jan
12
88'% Apr
6
89% Jan
93
Feb
21
25'% Oct
25
36
Apr
4
29'% Jan
4
33% Feb
13
153% Oct
24
23V4 Feb
16
19% Mar
4
24
,
23 % Jan
3
45 V Jun
25
11
Mar 25
243/4 Mal. i:j
25% Mar 20
57'A Feb
53% Jan
2
.59
Jan
28
25% Mar 26
17% Mar 18
20
Jan
3
27'% Jan- 15
20'% May 29
253/4 Mar
28% Apr
18
Feb
1
633/4 Jan
30
58'A Jan
68
151% Oct 24
42 3/4 Feb
8
20'A Jan
26% Apr
51
81 % Jan
2
65% Feb
48% Feb
45
28
<
May 29
Jun
25
V* Jun 25
15
2
133% Feb
18% Jan
2
8 Va
153/4 Feb
14
:; Jun
141
21
May 29
14'A Jan
Oct 23
May 29
54% May 29
34
13
.
,
19
34% Apr
51% Feb
71% May 29
13
23
8
93% Mar
1
Apr
4
73/4
Jan
24
12 3%
1
Apr
3
Jan
31
153/4 Apr
16% Feb
25
22 %
Apr
15
48
Apr
8
'
42 3% Mar
4%
preferred
$1.20
2
Co....
41/2%
23'A
25%
Airlines
5
Apr
4
15% Oct 24
63% May 29
Jan
2
313/4 Apr
10
20th
11% Jan
2
8 'A Feb
26
11
22
Twin
29
Jan
5%
conv
91
91
27
27'A
27'A
20
31 'A
31'A
31%
31%
31%
1,400
23'A
22%
23'A
23
23'A
33,700
25 Va
25%
58
25 '/a
25'A
25Va
58%
58
58%
58
5 8'A
8,200
*17'/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17'/a
2,700
27%
27%
28'A
28 «/4
28'/a
28%
28%
10,000
.
65%
65
65%
64 Va
65
26'/a
25%
26'A
25%
25%
25 Va
25 5A
24%
x74'A
751/4
74Va
75
74'A
75
74'A
2,700
25'A
73%
75
__1
_
♦
48
47%
48%
141
5%
11
143
48%
143
5%
143
5%
11'A
47%
142%
64'/a
48%
142'
2
48»/4
144
65
49
48%
145
65
*64'A
1,400
20,700
4,300
21,600
49%
145
145
1,500
5%
5%
5%
5%
55A
5%
12,400
11'A
11
5%
10%
IIV4
10 Va
10%
10%
10%
8,500
__5
14%
15 '/a
14'A
14%
13%
14
13%
14%
14
1
21%
22'%
21%
221/4
21%
22 Va
21%
22
21'A
1
47
47%
47
47 'A
46%
47 Va
46%
46%
46%
55 Va
55
55
1,200
22
13,100
14%
14,800
21 '/a
,
21,900
46%
11,100
55
55
55
55
55
55
1
20%
21'A
21'A
22
21'A
21'A
21 Va
22%
21%
50
46'A
46 »A
46 lA
46''4
46'A
4 6'A
46'A
46%
*45%
46'A
1,200
1
31'A
31%
31*8
31%
29 "4
30'/a
29%
30
29'A
30%
23,700
1
8%
8%
*8 1/2
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8 'A
8 V2
800
1
21%
21%
22%
22'%
22%
22'A
23'A
22%
23%
50
common,
pfd series of 1957
Century-Fox
92 »/2
73
Co
Tung-Sol Electric Co
20
♦91
65%
Inc
18
46
17%
1
143/4 Jan
5
13,200
25'A
58%
17%
2
16
22
500
57%
25%
_
14
52 'A Feb
12'A
57'A
23
25%
58%
17%
2
573/4 Jan
39% Jan
25%
58%
17%
100
Financial
12'A
57%
—1
54% Mar 15
2
25%
58
1
preferred
World
12
57
*31'A
31%
1,700
11%
57%
92 'A
22%
500
12
*91
31 'A
_
57'A
*34
No par
Electronic
Trans-World
.
92%
*91
23'/a
_
Corp
Transwestern Pipeline Co..
Trans
12
57%
31'%
No par
..
conv
92%
*11%
11 %
56%
31 Vs.
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred called.
4
*91
*
22%
Transamerica Corp common..
Transitron
11%
—_25
Bearing
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
Trane
29%
57 Vs
33%
lo
Tishman Realty & Construction
Toledo Edison Co
29
Oct
46
Roller
*33
11%
No par
common
preferred
Tiniken
33
56
100
_
Thor Power Tool Co
Tidewater Oil
22% Apr
47'% Jan
,
Co
30
57% Nov
26% Feb
Oct 26
145
5'% Mar 26
Betts
....
8
75'A Apr 16
50% Apr. 4
44'% Jan
Jan
6 V* May 29
108
&
__
25'A Nov / 2
"Oct 25
15
11
33,500
30%
7
-5
17
Jan
33%
2,300
50,700
32'A
35
27 %
No par
Co
Co
Jun
..
33
30,000
112,300
1
Mfg
37% Jun
10
62%
50c
preferred
Glass
Chemical
61%
No par
_
common
conv
Thatcher
18
Coal
Film Corp
__
Industries Corp
*55
U
15
Oct
24
7
Jun
25
12% Oct
1
19'A May 15
10% Mar 22
3b
Jan
2
17'% Jan
2
8'% Jan
23'% Apr 18
3
133/4 Apr
19
29
163/4 Oct
23
27% Jan
15
21% Jan
30% Oct
23
53i% Jan
15
38
Jan
10'% Apr
215/a Jan
243/8 ^pr
2
Jun
433A Mar 15
27
1213% Jaix
373A May 28
943A July 24
101'A Dec
83
78
<
Feb
52'A Apr
13
75% Jan
28
92
Jan
25
3
59% Jan
33 'A Jan
2
Nov
8
28
83/4 Jan
Feb
19
26% Jan
39
Union Electric Co
8
7
$3.70
$4.5o
Jan
14
8
Union
19
Union
32
Apr
25
$4
$4
Pacific
Car
Twist
23'% Jan
26% Apr
1
Unioix
31'A Jan
39'% Apr
9
United
38 V* Jun
25
8
United
Jun
26
54% Dec
5
Dec
5
102'A Dec
18
113
46 3/4 Mar
105
112
24
353% Mar 15
27% Jan
50'A Mar 16
30 3/4 Apr
7
6% Jun
27
41% Jun
27
16 3A
33% Mar 11
25
May 28
18% Oct
24
17% Oct
24
.
8 3/4 Jan
64
5
Jan
3
23'A Feb
21
56
Mar
2
29
8
Mar
Jan
Jan
52'% Apr
18
Jan
23'%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
20,400
46%
46
46'%
45'%
46'A
45'A
45%
45%
45%
18,800
38%
38'A
38%
38'A
38%
38%
38%
15,800
109'A
110'A
109 «/2
110'A
28,100
52%
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par
110%
52%
38%
111
38
109'A
53'A
111
109%
52%
53'A
52%
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101'%
101 'A
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102
102
102
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85
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85
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85
81
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81
80 Va
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94
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94
94
94
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25
66
66%
64'%
66
64'A
64%
64'A
65%
64
65'A
10
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37
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37
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37
36%
37%
37 Va
37%
'
21,400
44,800
—10
91%
Va
9
9%
30'%
30%
30
30%
30'%
5
25'%
25%
25%
25%
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lo
common
38'%
5
9
38%
38'A
48%
47i%
38'%
48%
9
38
47%
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95
300
102
85
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80
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80
95
80
80'/a
20
9'/a
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14,200
30%
30'A
30%
30%
30%
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26
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:
20,600
26
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38%
48%
9
38
47%
26
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38 Va
38
48'A
1,400
38%
32,900
49'A
48%
23,800
(series of
1955)
conv
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2
4%
(series of
111 'A
1956)
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97
971%
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97 'A
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971/2
800
1
29'%
30
29'%
29%
29'A
29%
291/4
29%
28%
29'A
15,000
Arner—No par
Carton Corp
10
33%
33%
32%
33 Vs
32
32%
31%
32%
30%
32'A
18,000
2l'%
21%
21'%
21
21
21
21
21
United
Artists
Corp
10
United
Biscuit
Co
10
United
Board
Feb
Jan
&
4
United Carbon
35'A Apr
3
United-Carr
2
8% Feb
8
United
7'A Mar
,
;;
changed to Unarco Industries
85
—
Corp
4,500
4%
31
5
2
24
18
28
18
25,500
23%
.
Jan
32
19
20% Mar 19'
14%
102
—
Inc
403A Jan
2
18'% Mar 27
Jun
24
Aircraft
13%
*80
Co_
Lines
9%
15'/2
102'% Jan
96'A Mar 21
333A May 29
223/4 Oct
53 % Jan
Feb
Air
9%
14'A
*82
Drill Co__
32'A Mar 13
39% Jan
91/2
15%
No par
Tank
25
91/2
15'%
10
101
common
Union
23
88% July 23
Co
9%
16
9%
par
preferred
2
20% Jun
100
—
RR
non-cum
9%
15%
No par
No par
No par
Oil of California
20'% Oct
19
No
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
22,900
10
16'%
-10
No
common
22
*9%
16'%
6%
Corp
$3.50
t
37% Apr
93/a Feb
2
8% Feb
8V4 Jan
5
:
Bag-Camp Paper
Union Carbide Cprp—
66% Apr
25
4
i
Industries
Union
Mar 14
95
7
Dec
35
Unarco
82
Apr
83'% Jan
83'% Jan
19
Dec
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
,
No par
Unilever Ltd Ainer dep rets ord
Unilever N V ord shares
;
20 g
Union Asbestos & Rubber Co—Name
102
69% Jan
431% May 29
27'% May 29
1
Jan
Dec
15
9
38% Apr 15
112% Feb
4
553A Feb 19
48 V8 Jan
100
92
84 V* Jan .18
22
7
345/8 Jan
1003A Jan
78»
29
s
25
.
83'% Dec
2
72% Jun
2
19
Apr
465%
.
313/4 May 29
14
—
of
ex-dist
Co
Fastener
Corp
*
Jan
21
United
Electric
20
Jan
30
United
Engineering
27% Apr
15
United
Financial
Coal
Cos
&
Corp
110
"71/3
7%
7%
7'%
7'/a
7Va
7 '/a
7Va
331/4
34'A
33'A
33'A
33'A
33%
33%
34'A
;
1
5
Foundry—5
of
'105
2.50
___
59
110
No par
Corp
.
*21
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Calif
1
g
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8V4
53%
8
V
53
8 V*
55
8
53
8'%
53
8
52 Va
8 Va
52 Va
*105
110
*20
"■'*
—
—
'
]
500
20%
"
7 Va
34
8'/a
52%
7'A
5,700
34'A
2,100
8 V,
22,200
•
:
400
52%
4,500
19%
19%
19%
19'%
19%
19%
19%
19'A
19%
19%
273/a
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
27
27'A
24
24%
24
24'A
24'%
25
26
27
26%
27'A
61,900
371/4
38'%
37i%
38'%
38
38Va
37%
38 Va
38
38%
60,500
■
28,900
-
30% Feb
2
21% Jan
2
28'% Feb
18
United
Fruit
293A May 28
38% Jan
2
29
United
Gas
253A May" 10
20'% Mar 20
35'/« Mar 14
21'A Jan
2
39 V* Jan
19% May 29
26'/a Apr
19
United Gas
25
19
25
25'A
26 y8
United
24%
25%
23
251/4
25%
225% Jan
24%
25
Jan
10
17% Jan
21'%
21'A
'21%
21 %
21'%
21'A
21V,
21%
3,500
30
United
211%
21V.
19% Jan
-_l
r7%
18'A
17%
17%
17%
18
17%
1*7%
17%
17%
28,800
_l
i3/a
1%
IV*
IV.
1V*
l'A
1%
l'A
1%
3,800
'
21
8,000
-
153% May 29
16'A Oct 23
7/8 May 29
25
Mar 26
l%.Jan
2
lVa Jan
Oct
24
71'% Jan
4
47'A Jan
1'% Apr
55% Feb
31% Oct
24
35'% Mar 16
34
36
41
For
foptnotes,
see
Jan
page 25.
5
Mar 18
Co'
__No par
Corp
10
Improvement Co
Greenfield Corp
Merch & Mfgrs Inc
United Park City Mines Co_
United Shoe
6%
Mach
preferred
common
4.50
,
1%
25
51
51%
50'%
51%
51
51'/a
51
511/4
51Va
51'A
25
351%
36
35
35'%
35
35
34'/2
34'A
34
34
6,200
630
!
;
Volume
197
Number
6257
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
(1653)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since
Highest
19 14 Oct
STOCKS
Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
NEW
Highest
41% Feb
14
24% Jan
2
95 V4 Aug 10
23 V4 Jun 25
29% Jan
28
9814 Dec
24
9814 Jan
4
99% Feb
5
'2814 Jun
25
65 >4 Oct
32% Mar
24
43
15% Jan
29
19
4914 Apr
9
4
Oct
23
22% Jun
164
49 Vi
U
161% Jan
2
2
Mar 27
29
48% Jan
31
2
17
6
Oct
19% Oct
19
33% Oct
24
54
8
170
158
Aug
56
%
31% Jan
24
55
20
54
22 y4
30 Va Apr 18
40
Mar 13
27 V4 Jan 15
37% Apr
8% Jan
10
9 % Feb
14
18
1
4
28
40
Jan
2
33'% Apr
15
1
39
13.14 Apr
28% Apr
32% Jan
4
2
3314 Feb
165
17% Jan
.
10
28% Jan
3
28% Jan
16
26% Mar
19% Jun
25
8
Oct
27
24
18
Jan
10
b
J «n
' h
25
443a Mar 23
39% Jan
44
Oct
1
44
40 Vb Jan
4
24
5314 Dec
31
53
Jan
2
Mar 23
60
Jan
2
67
IO31/2 July 18
86
Jan
2
92% May 22
941/2 Feb 13
88
Jun 29
102% Aug 24
161% Jun 25
H16
Oct 23
92% Feb
.Jan
16
■
26% Jan
35
ou.i
Jan
Apr
18
1014 Jan
106
Jan
30
104
23
12
17%
9%
1714
25%
57%
57
Steel
Steel
prior
5Vc
When
Mar 15
18
5
15
22V2 Jan
14 Ve Apr
17
4
107% Feb
$4.20
Von's
7
4
Vornado
Vulcan
36%
4,100
56%
57
*8514
87
46%
17%
30
30
30
57%
60%
5614
57%
*60%
51%
'•
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164%
60
51%
60 %
152%
29%
25%
26
35%
36%
July
16
9
Oct
5%
88
26
Oct
25
21% Oct
Jan
3
4
57i/4 Jan '
25
15
72
24
10% Oct _24
20% Feb
24
17% Oct
3
92
Oct
Oct
.
2
29
May 29
39
May 29
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
2% Oct
8% Oct
Jan
T
Jan
Mar
20.
1
55% Jan
25
4
27% Jan
2
8% Feb
11
19
8% Feb
14
19
7.
72% Feb
20% Feb
25
36 i/a
614
6%
7%
7%
2314 Jan
Feb
Jan
6%
6%
6,900
7%
40
%7%
13.400
*3974
.
31%
32%
36%
163%
37%
3
371/8
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164
13%
14%
3318
33%
4014
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17%
4014
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41
Warner
8
33%.,
15
36% Jan
4
10214 Apr
95
46
102
3018 Feb
92
Dec
3574
3674
6,700
14
14%
28
13,500
28
27%
2614
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24 3 4
27%
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27
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25 y2
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1014
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47%
46
4514
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110
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14
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12% Jan
23
West
1374
106%
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20%
14 Vb
13%
*105
105 y2
*105
53% Apr
15
Wesco
106 % Feb
15
West
30 ya Jan
Mar 12
5
2
37
4
103
98
14
4
28
Jan
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
Feb
21
18% Jan
93 % Apr
8
39
Mar 12
105 y2
2
4
Apr
10
Mar
4
Western
Apr
22% Jan
11
14
3214 Feb
9
28
Jan
31
31 % Feb
25
29
Jan
33
41% Jan
4
17
21% Oct
24
3914 Jan
27
24
31
33
Apr
42% Jan
2
86% Apr
110
2
19
Feb
27
15
92
20
77
Apr
24
77
24
4714 Mar 28
52% Jan
100
5
20
Feb
23
10314 Nov
19
May 29
1014 Jan
15
Oct
26
25
32% Aug 17
1814 Dec
19
21% Jan
48
Mar 22
Jan
2
14
Mar 29
3414 Mar 25
18
White
15
White
16
27
$3
Wickes
Wilcox
Jan
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
15
43% Jan
87
25
Jan
93 Va Feb
12
44
125
May 29
Feb
9
23
55
Jan
7
6% Jan
2
I
60% Mar 16
5.6
131% Apr
44% Dec
28
29% Dec
5
42% Jan
28'
Jan
Oct
15
29% Jan
22"
24% Jan
Oct
24
92 % Jan
10
130
2
21% Oct
22
58
Feb
8
28
93
Jan
16
85
25
131
Jan
2
100
11% Feb
28
Jun
25
87y2 Jun
Jun
14
27
22% Oct
23
65Va Oct
1474 Oct
4274 Oct
•Bid
and
166 y4 Jan
4
3074 Feb 21
38y2 Feb
Jan
30
2
23
22
24
24
75% Mar 15
51
Mar
2
6
10
2
18% Jan
3074 Apr
33V2 Feb
102 V2 Apr
"l6
2414 Apr
15
59% Jan
7
22
Yale
5,500
48%
8
8
3174
17%
1714
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9%
274
17%
9%
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17
9%
3
17%
10
3
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36%
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12,000
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day. r Cash sale, wdWhen distributed,
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————100
Public
Service Corp__ 10
Radio
1,700
106
———1
Young Spring & Wire Corp
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No
Youngstown Steel Door——No
Zenith
35%
20
.
Chemical
&
3,000
3574
36%
19
preferred
Xerox
35
36
50
Woolworth
Apr 10
34%
35 %
106
36%
31
Worthington Corp common
10
4%% prior preferred
_100Wrigley (Wm) Jr
—„No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co__
5
189
34%
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32
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15
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Jan
26%
2814
10614
32%
53%
12,900
26'/a
27 7/8
2%
1C0 %
13%
26%
36%
*102
100
1314
5,900
28%
35 3
B_—100
preferred
Stores
Woodward
15
2
84% Jan
30% Mar 16
2
25% Jan
10774 Mar 28
25
6%
13%
6,800
20 y4
27%
3214
*95%
1
20 Va
—________———5
Wisconsin Elec
Wisconsin
13%
470
5
26%
*92%
preferred—80
Industries
Witco
12
Jan
16
18
20
2%
'
(The S S)—20
$4.25 preferred
Winn-Dixie
19%
36%
9%
2.50
Ry
4-%
32%
51%
-No par
series
4%
2%
100
100
____
8,200
2,000
4%
17%
1
B
774
674
6514
7
36%
4
Inc
Co
Co
&
106%
13%
25,8
19
7%
6V2
65%
5
20%
7%
'65%
7
*32%
1
pfd—_100
series
Inc
Corp
33% Mar 21
107
9% Jan
146% Jan
46% Jan
Wilson
28%
35%
100
Windsor
33%
26%
2914
48%
common..__—_1
Oil
3414
4
26%
35'4
91% Jan
Mar
33 3
106%
47a
1314
7%
45
65%
7 %
66%
2 J14
4814
Co
Erie
29
106%
%
13%
35%
75% Apr
31% Jan
Jan
28%
7
66
20%
48%
Co
27 Vb Feb
62% Feb
26 y4 Jan
81% Jun
19
Mar
23
92 % Jun
8
9% Mar 28
30% Apr 19
62% Jan 31
13614 Apr
8
26% Mar
Oct
3114 May 29
20
9% Feb
26%
106%
"
5%
35 %
Telegraph-
Stores
15
24
38
67
5%
48%
preference
White
39% Apr
25% Mar
16
39
5
5
RR,
convertible
29 V2 Jan
20
Feb
26
714
67%
7%
67 %
preferred
Prior
32% Feb
26
*•714
7%
66 %
Sewing Machine common—1
15
57
Jun
8,000
—5
4'%%
Mfg
Motor
514%
White
15
25
Jun
2,500
1
convertible
Dental
23
22
5
4»/4%
24 % Apr
43
Jan
Jun
22
54
25%
No par
16
33% Oct
6
1.900
53%
25%
/No par
10
19% Jan
-
53
26%
28%
Apr
10% Feb
2
39
43% Feb 28
26% Mar 2
27
26% May 29
18
Jan
101% Mar 15
6% Jan
2
45
52%
26
1314
26%
Wheeling Steel Corp common
$5 preferred ______.——No
Whirlpool Corp common
24
1,000
7%
13%
27%
15
Jan
11,100
7%
53
13%
Apr
Jan
4474
140
24
2514
1.25
Wheeling & Lake
81
_
4474
8514
23%
*7%
7%
Corp—
preferred
*81%
7%
52%
20
Mar 20
43
41'/a Jan
4
3.80%
'
25%
Westinghouse Air Brake
!0
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
5514 Apr
105% Apr
33% Jan
25
Union
45
7%
1938
46 y2 Apr
Jan
Oct
18
Western
45
53%
474
20
35
2
35% Jan
33% Jun
30
113
Jan
18
36% Dec
15
Pacific
45
25%
Bancorporation
2
Western Maryland Ry com—No
par
4%
non-cum 2nd
preferred
40
Western
45
7 %
10
Coal
Lines
45%
1
98
Jan
96 V2 Apr
9
90 V4 Jan
Jan
Apr
30% Apr
37% Apr
31% Jan
118
10
90% Oct 29
25% May 11
71% May 14
29
2
8814 Jan
May 29
Jun
2614 Jan
Jan
Air
24
714
25%
Western
2914 Dec
25
4y2%
19
40
82%
2314
7%
*53%
preferred series C
100
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
_100
Va
42% Apr
24
30% Mar 12
4.10%
West
8214
23 %
714
;
7%
Co
Power
81
23
7%
35,400
53%
No par
preferred
81
2414
7%
5,000
34,800
•
25%
—'—
Financial
Penn
4.20#
82 %'
23%
714
60
100
7-8
Mills
Scientific
*81
•24%.
30
'
53
1
Co
Kentucky
1
14
82%
23%
350
v
21%
13 v2
200
25
21%
*95
105 y2
900
12,800
106V2
247'a
6,800
96 y2
106%
2474
1,100
92%
95%
21
a
*105
110
91%
106 Va
2 4 Va
1374
1C5 V2
*43
95%
96V2
*105 %
65
4314
109
92 '/a
96%
*91
-v
5774
6414
4314
92
13%
10%
57%
6474
109%
109
96 %
♦81
preferred—100
Corp
2,900
27%
100
Inc
Co
Knitting
22,400
3674
109
Pharmaceutical—1
Motor
13,500
41%
v
25%
—
D.)
40%
' 17%
14%
6574
.
100% Jan
Apr ,30
32 >/4 Dec
Welbilt
11
100
29
27
Wayne
10
23
Apr
94% Jan
91 Va Jan
4
28
Dec
10
3% Jan
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
Sep
(S.
66,600
50c
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
21% Jan
2% Apr
14% Apr
9
Mar 11
21% Oct
80
Warren
Waukesha
8
_.
24,900
13%
No par
Pictures
convertible
1
3
25
Co
$4.00
19
22
108% Sep
Bros
50
.14%
341/a
2.50
Inc
Co
Warner-Lambert
Warner
3,400
28
109%
W—'_No par
19,800
165
Y14
4114
300
32%
37%
10 v*
45%
—
Brothers
Feb
97% Feb 16
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
25
Warner
51
31
■_
2
10
&
Tiernan
Co
4
.37%'Feb
33 3 e Mar
G
40
31%
36
7%
Baking Co common
preferred
Industries
Corp
6%
36% Apr
32% Apr
26% Oct
.
Ward
Ward
47% Jan
85% Jan
■
&
29% Jan
29% Apr
107 y2 Apr
14
32
Wallace
Walworth
1
4
(Hiram)
15% Feb
2
103
Walker
11,300
14%
27
10
15,300
36%
2774
105%
Co
100
26
1374
48
No par
10,600
36
13%
*10434
preferred___100
Corp
15
1.900
30
39%
2774
19%
4'%%
Electric
Walgreen
8
6% Mar
Mar 11
3914 Mar
Jun
49% Feb
12% Mar 20
14% Feb 20
11
13
Waldorf System
31% Jan
5% Jan
25
Jan
Wagner
15
Jan
2
36% Feb
23;Y
87
15
8
RR
37% Mar 19
22
9514 Jun
241'4 Apr
3% Jan
2
17% Feb 20
2
51
Wabash
6% Jan
2
54%
10
6% Apr
65% Apr
9
40% Jan
^
Jan
6
2414 Mar
38% Apr 19
'27% May 17
105
Dec 28
5
29
51
Mar 12
25
87
2
6% Mar
8
17% Jan
Oct
19% Jan
8 V4 Feb 20
9% Feb 21
3% Oct
Mar 27
•
43% Mar 19
2
44% Feb
19
591'4 Jun
22
81
65% Mar 21
25
4% Oct
5% Oct
20
9% Jan
24
401/2 Jun
31
24
39y4 Oct
Feb
4,100
767,200
153
39'/4
25%
*39%
1,690
1,800
92,600
531/8
51%
15314 153%
2914
3U/b
*3914
40
YY
74
24.400
36%
1474
14
106%
1
23,100
4614
164'/4
16414
4114
.96%
—100
200
55%
17%
49%
•t"
45%.
3,900
28
28
*105%
24%
common
2614
40%
17%
'
:_10c
Co
2514
43%
27%
14%
28
—1
preferred
25%
57%
87;
34%
41'4
500
35,500
1414
'
4014
*94
100
Materials
6'/4%
36 %
13%
32%
41
40%
64%
100
Inc
14%
165
34'/a
17%
10314
*91 %
100
Co
"164
57%
100
Grocery
36%; 37%
164
49%
10
8%
40
33%
45%
100
$4.80 preferred
7%
32%
75,100
18%
614
"39%
^ 49%
*9%
36%
6%
40
14%
32%
'40%
%
17%
41%
No par
preferred
preferred
$4.12
14?
33%
27
8
;
164
41
8
974
46%
50
_!
165
27%
1
36%
30
10%
181'8
'
37
14
com—1
preferred
;
36%
40
25 V*
8%
36%
2774
50
issued
$5
8
"39%
29%
24
33%
35%
1
com
6%
32%
40%.
10
Co
614
v
8%
17%
__5
preferred
Power
24%
37%
33%
14%
_12.80
preferred
6%
32%
1
convertible
36%
37%
40 5
1.25
5%
24%
'52%
9,500
10%
43
.v,
153
28%.
*39 V4
40
40
*163%
1
Corp
*3914
3214
36%
1
Chemical
51%
153-
28%
82
171
12
164%
29%
60%
40
.
—_10c
Co
57%
60
153%
28%
25
8%
100
Associates
$4.04 preferred
Jan
24%
36%
614
5514
61%
81%
*168%
11,600
45%
87
57%
30
45
5714
*85%
45%
46%
164% .165 Va
29%
29%
54
153
28%
*85%
4,600
4,600
43%
914
18%
'
47
165%
29%
51%
155%
40
2.50
Co
4914
9%
87
6014
*3914
5
Inc—
Virginia Elec &
29%
54%
6114
28%
__1
of America
Carolina
60%
53 %
154
30c
___
165
8
61
56
25o.
Co
29
51%
No par
Corp
165%
29 y4
16%
com
47%
-
165%
com_No par
Oil Products
10
96
46%
56%
"85'/2
4614
44%
81"
Shares
27%
iooy4
30%
43%
9%
17%
25%
57%
56%
87
44%
:4914
26
>85%
3014
168%
17%
26
—100
Comptometer
■V
17
25%
50
Co
Victor
9%
17%
26%
30 %
8012
16814
1014
"
'
"
43%
17
5
Building Corp
Utah Power &
Light Co
Virginia
*9
43%
25%
100
Uris
Vendo
43%
27%
*99%
43 y4
51
56
par
com—50
Min
Universal Leaf Tobacco
8% ' preferred
Universal
Match
Corp
Varian
9%
42%'
1214
Ann! 19
99%
170
11%
"48
1
preferred—100
United Whelan Corp
Universal American Corp
Convertible preferred
Upfohn
43%
v
Sales for
the Week
Friday
tfc
27%
99%
30
81%
170
12%
51
Aor!
4314
81
170
12
*48
*9
5
Universal
"168 %
12%
52
43
5
common
Universal-Cyclops
83%
Tnursday
27%
30%
5
_■
Co
11
99
121-a
non-cumulative
preferred_25
U S Vitamin &
Pharmaceutical—,!
United Utilities
18
Dan
2
Jan
Tobacco
14
Feb
19% Mar 22
21
S
Vanadium-Alloys
106% Apr
2514 Apr
16
14% Feb
8% May 29
101% Sep 10
Co__
170
*48
7%
Vanadium Corp
Van Raalte Co
4314 Apr
J
21
7%
U
*168%
10
commoh___«
4
93
7
3
Corp
preferred
16
lib
14
104% Jan
Steel
14
58% Mar 27
66% Apr
8
95% Apr !8
20
IO51/2 Oct
Ml
8
49% Apr 16
47 V2 Mar
7
431/4 Apr 18
10814 Feb 27
IJ
111 14 Dec
19
69% Jan
82
common
Smelting Ref &
preferred
7%
U S
37% Jan
32% Jan
11% Feb
22
24
Oct
8314
Co
1st
28% Jan
2
Jun
391/8 Oct
4614 May 28
82
Corp_____________No
lo % Feb
l
2414 Mar! 9
24% Apr 17
2
23
Shoe
36% Apr
12 % Mar 20
31
19
4
42% Jan
281/2 Dec
45% Feb
50% Jan
Mar
41% Apr 15
18% Mar 11
41% Apr • 4
19
22
8
3
May 29
"22% Jun
Jan
2
37% Jan
1
25
a
3
40% Mar 20
May 29
12% Dec
20
16
Co
non-cum
S
157% Mar 28
16% Mar 20
31% May 29
Apr
2
16014 Jan
2
Jan
71% Feb
'?,i
2
24% Jan
34% Mar
61% Mar 14
31
U S
10
7% Feb
3812 Jan
3
24
U
35% Apr
6 % Apr
2
10% Oct
Jan
Rubber
8%
30
19
38% Jan
4
23 % Feb 25
6
29% Oct
28% Oct
28
32 % Jan
88% Feb
26% Jan
24
Feb
Jan
S
2.
2
6
Feb
168
15
Jan
22
40% Apr
38% Jan
30%
43
Plywood Corp common
3%% preferred series A
3
43% Jan
14% Mar 23
11% Apr
2
2
Jan
150
39% July 17
11514 May 29
34% Feb
31
42% Jan
29
Playing Card
47%-Apr
78% Jan
4
S
2
152% Apr
39% Feb
22
U
4014 Jan
Dec
62% Dec
30%
42 %
U S
2
Jan
S
4
57% Apr 18
85% Mar 11
22
23% May 29
U
% 27% Feb
4
4
99%
30%
43
PRICES
,
27%
99%
30%
42%
3014
.4%%
3
July
37% Oct
17% Jun
19
27
1001/4
42%
1
2
27%
1
.
common
preferred
Pipe & Foundry
15
9
May
Lines
9% Feb
18% Apr
81% Jan
139% July
37
S
24% Jan
35
2
U
10014
April .17
No par
_
__________
Mar 26
27%
*99%
HIGH SALE
Wednesday
April 1.6
28
"99%
Gypsum Co common
4
1%
preferred
100
U S Industries Inc
common——1
41%% preferred series
A__.____._50
42% Jan
51
26
3
Securities
Tuesday
April 15
26%
100
S
4
82% Sep
60% Feb
15214 July 2
2214 May 29
Apr
44
3
15% Jan
23% Feb 23
3114 May
4
53% Mar 20
12
36
8% Jan
Foreign
Freight Co
LOW AND
Monday
Par
com__l
preferred
&
U S
U
39% Jan
5
S
19
45% Feb
9% Feb
U
13
171
STOCK
Borax & Chemical
Corp
4%%
Apr
48% Mar 29
4214 Sep 18
7
Jan
45
U S
83% Apr
3
18
Aug
79
11
4
23
38
73
161% Jan
11 V4 Apr
16
2314 Dec
3614 Feb
4
30% Apr 16
2
2
8% Jan
Oct
3
Jan
21
30y8 Jan
14
Jan
16412 May 25
2414 Mar
2
23
Jun
■
26
47% Mar 23
10514 Jan
July 11
10% Oct
9
YORK
EXCHANGE
22
153
25
2974
.
30
.
29%
90
2974
90
2974
*3iy4
9974
3174
3114
31%
9974
10074
99
2314
23Va
•2314
53
53%
52%
23%'
74
23 V4
53%
2,800
44,700
2974
31
10174
320
2,600
.
0
15,000
31
53
102 74
2374
54%
600
38,300
.
6,400
'34,000
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bankruptcy or receivership or being reorganized under the Bankyearly ranges since N.Y.S.E. listing
only. All preferred
issues are cumulative unless otherwise indicated,
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Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
26
.
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
(1654)
York Stock Exchange
Bond Record from the New
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
Year 1962
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
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102.10
102.10
102.18
102.10
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100
100.24
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100.8-•
100.12
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103.9
100.8
100.12
100.7
100.5
100.9
100.8
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99.5
99.9
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102.12
102.20
102.28
102.16
102.24
102.10
102.18
100.25
100.23
100.27
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100.27
100.3
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28
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100
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92.20
92.16
92.10
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91.20
91.12
91.20
91.16
91.22
89.24
90
89.26
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89.26
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89.6
89.14
89.9
89.17
89.26
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89.6
89.14
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108
107
108
107
108
107
107.8
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105
104
105
104
105
104
105
104.8
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102.16
103.16
102.16
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102.16
103.16
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69
99^
Sale Price
Low
external 8s 1941
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
.June-Dec
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Period
New York Stock Exchange
Jan.1,1963
Sold
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
§®Brazil
1980_.._
108
'
1982
15
Vnrk City
Stock
'
102.16
Issue—
Unification
Corporate
;
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Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Low
New
96.16
92.20
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
New York Stock
99.1
•98.31
92.8
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
100.1
•
89.14
Bank-
Dec
4V4S
11
,
1C0
All other figures are bid and asked quotations.
prices are indicated with a double dagger.
1 Sale
Apr
100.2
100
100.1
99.19'
1972
July 15
Mar
1
—
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90 22 i
90.16
98.28
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99.26
93.24
;91,16,
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—
90
99.24
99.18
-
July 12
100.16 ,180.18.
90.20
90.10
Aug 15 1966.
Feb 15 1995
1—Feb 15 1965
Jun 15 1962- 1967
Aug 15 1963
Dec 15 1963- 1968
-
99.12
98.21
91.12
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99
100.20
100.16
93.22
91.10
i
99.15
100.16
99.9
99.26
93.18
100.15
99.25
100.20
99.23
102.18
98.17
99.27
100.19
102.18
99.11
100.20
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98.24
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100.18
100.14
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1964- 1969
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Treasury 2'/2s
Mar 15 1966- 1971
Treasury 2Vis
Jun 15 1967- 1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Sep 15 1967- 1972
Treasury 2 Vis
Dec 15 1967- 1972
Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—
5s
:
Feb 15 1985
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Nov
1 1980
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—Dec
1 1973
4 Vis_,
Jan
1 1977
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1 1982
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Oct
1 1964
3%s.
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3 Vis
Jan
1 1969
3 Vis
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Oct 15 1971
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May 15 1975
3 V\ s—
Oct.; 1 1981
6
99.5
99.1
2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Treasury 2 Vis
Jun 15
Treasury 2 Vis—..-Dec .15
July 25
July 11
Bonds($)
100.3
102.24
Week
..
Ask
100
...
Treasury
Bid
102.20
102.12
102.16
_
Treasury 3s_
Treasury 3s_Treasury 2%s
Treasury 2J/2s
April 19
Ask
100.21
4s—_—_—_iFeb 15 1972
Treasury 4s_
Aug 15 1972
Treasury 4s—...
---Feb 15 1980
Treasury 4s—%j.j_Feb
15 1988- 1993
Treasury 3%s___
May 15 1968
Treasury 3%s
Nov 15 1971
Treasury 3% s——Nov 15 1974
Treasury "3 3/4S
Aug 15 1968
Treasury 3%s.—:-May 15 1966
Treasury 3%s_—•—Nov 15 1967
Treasury 3 Vis—
:_Nov 15 1980
Treasury 3y2s_—i
!_Feb 15 1990
Treasury 3y2s—
Nov 15 1998
Treasury 3%s
:—-.Nov 15 1966
Treasury 3y4S—__Jun 15 1978- 1983
Treasury 3y4s____1-.—May 15 1985
Treasury 3s_
Feb 15 1964
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Sales tot
Friday
April 18
Bid
Ask
Bid
102.20
Treasury
•
103.8
Ask
102.24
102.16
4y4s
May 15 1975- 1985
4y4s____Aug 15 1987- 1992
4y8s
May 15 1989- 1994
4s
Feb 15 1969
4s
-Oct
1 1969
4s.—
Aug 15 1971
Treasury
Thursday
April 17
April 1.6
Bid
Ask
Bid
EXCHANGE
Wednesday
Tuesday
April 15
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Monday
BONDS
GOVERNMENT
Highest
Lowest
when
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
Previous
Range for
column headed "Interest Period" indicate In each case the month
the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.
the
In
letters
italic
The
.—
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pursuant to Plan A (interest
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1979—"
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20-year
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1980—
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1
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1976
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1970,—
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loan
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s •
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103 y4 104
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1958.-...
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debentures
6 is
6s
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debt
4%s -debt adj
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s
1977
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1972
f
loan
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89 %
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101%
v
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104 ■,, 104
Belgian Congo 5V4s extl loan 1973
_ApriZ-Oct' "
Belgium (Kingdom of) extl -loan 4s. 1964
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:
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6s :1961_-'-—.ApriZrOct
.1961—
assented
1962
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Mar-Sept i:..
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I960——_—i.__Mar-Sept
•
98%
:
7
13.
102%
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5Vis:,extl
•
102 y2
102
98%
,
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fund
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103% 103%
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98% ;98y4
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100/* 100
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98
98 y4
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-
v '
4%
5
Number 6257
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1655)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Bonds
Sold
,
Friday
Range Since
BONDS
New York Stock
Jan.1,1963
Low
No.
cum
5s
(7th
secured
5%s
Finland
(Republic
Extl loan
April-Oct
Jan-July
;
1982
of)—
4%s sinking
49
103%
106
100 %
6
100
102Vi
101 % ICIV4
5
'101Vi
• 6
102
Mar-Sept
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101% 102%
93 %
98 Vi
98%
101 Va
"
104%
98 %
23
dollar
dollar
3s
bonds
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98%
95%
4s-dollar
bonds
dollar
5s
Good
7s
"93
94 Vi
*
106%
92
"102%
June-Dec
June-Dec
1980
1972
110% 110%
*95%
f
96Va
7s
•
6s
• 5
———May-Nov
—Feb-Aug
:
327/s
34
168
30
34
30
33%
30%
^—April-Ocf
April-Ocf
Conv
(State of) 6s 1946
funding 4%s 1966-
&
30%
135
26%
30%
of)
lona
1962
•
May-Nov
7s
4%s
1949——•
adjustment 1970
mortgage
debentures
Heidelberg
(City)
6s
1950
7%s
——tfan-july
;—Jan-July
——Jan-July
101 Va
6s
1971
(City
95%
95 Vi
II
June-Dec
1965
Steel
Corp
loan
Electric
International Tel
1st
mtge
1953
99%
June-Dec
Italian
(Republic)
ext
—Jan-July
1977—
f 4s
s
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works—
gtd ext
30-year
series
7s
Italian
§•■78
98
11
84
"81
17
series
extended
s
s
81%
82
84
ext
to
99%
—
82%
(Kingdom
Jan-July
Jan-July
June-Dec
—
of)
1951
7s
81 Vi
81%
81
82%
•
extl
Japan
Development
6s
gtd
6s
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5%s 1974
1974—_——
Bank 6s 1976
1977
1978
Government) —
(Government
5%s
loan
extl
extl loan
(Imperial
gtd
Japanese
93%
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May-Nov
,—F-A
f
s
6 Vis
.
KLM
loan
extl
of
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Lombard
101
98
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101
100% 101
42
102/V 102 Vi
13
102 A
28
100%
106
94%
4 Vis
8s
II
6Vis
(Colombia)
97 Vi
100
3s
Milan
•
101%
*100%
1946
mortgage
100%
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100 % 100 Vi
__
of
1937)—
1979
7s
94
92
93
95 Vi
91
97
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93 Vi
85
85
15
(Dept of)
Feb-Aug
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Feb-Aug
1958
;
7%
7 Vi
__
7%
6 Vi
13
(City
1961
due
of)
of
6s
extended
to
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'26
1961
June-Dec
1971—
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100
*100%
24%
26
82%
89
86%
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88
1
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65
1
3,
4
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,
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1954—.
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•
Co
INDUSTRIAL
COMPANIES
Inc—
debs
subord
conv
AND
1987.——
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Great
Alabama
Power
Co
—Feb-Aug
RR
3Vis 1967- _May-2Vou
mtge 3 Vis 1972— .-Jan-July
1st mortgage 3Vis 1984
_Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4 Vi.s 1975.—.-April-Ocf
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord debs 1980
April-Ocf
538s sink fund debentures 1981——
June-Dec
104%
92 Vi
10
92%
92%
1st
421
92 Vi
109 Vi
Southern
92%
4
92
13
124
109 Va 110%
bi
81%
Vi
57 Vi
61%
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4%s
5Vis
June-Dee* <
1970
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May-Nov
1976—
15-year 5Vis
1977—
—
Nippon Tel & Tel Public Corp—
6s gtd dollar bonds 1976——————April-Oct
6s gtd dollar bonds 1977
Mar-Sepf
Norway
sink
56
51
■
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54
old
name
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103 Vi
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95
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11
98
102
100% 101%
34
97%
102
Vi
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Aluminum
3s
1965——-———April-Oct
1965
April-Oct
——April-Ocf
5 Vis
external loan
1976————-—May-Nov
5Vis
extl
loan
1977
Feb-Aug
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—tfune-Dec
§ •Nuremberg
(City of) 6s 1952—
Feb-Aug
s
5 Vis
extl
f
s
4Vis
s
&
loan
old
loan
extl
f
extl
f
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new
loan
:
101 Vi
101% 101 Va
100
1st
gtd
Co
of
debs 1978
1981_
4%s
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3Vis
Development
5Vis
100
101 Va
5'
101
100
101Va
99
103%
27
of Canada Ltd
Co
fund
extl
due
loan
1958
3%s
debentures
102
101% 102
13
101 Vi
103
101%
101 Va 102
49
101
103
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98%
__
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American
Can
American
Vi
1970
100
4%s
94 %
94
35
68
95
83
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105
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21
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16
100
1
95%
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96%
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101%
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102%
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to
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98
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102% 102%
103 % 104%
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debs
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103%
103
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debentures
debentures
1980
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assented
4Vis
of)
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April-Oct
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1958
gold
6s
§ •Stabilization loan sink
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fund
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gold
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sinking
assented
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fund
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(City of)—
stamped pursuant
55
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debentures
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debentures
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98
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39
85
86 Va
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85
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71
75%
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10
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81%
78
80 Va
7
7
3Vis
debentures
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,
——
_
1990
7
8%
4%s
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debentures
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i
_
1983
convertible
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90 %
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85 Vi
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——
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7
•
123
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80%
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—
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55
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75
159
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1982
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94
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'
71%
97Vi
71
94%
126
72 %
72
_v——•—April-Oct
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Telephone and
2%s
§®Poland
72%
106
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.reduced to 2.125%) 2008————May-Sept
• Peru
(Republic of) external 7s 1959
Mar-Sept
• Nat
loan extl s f 6s Is series I960—June-Dec
• Nat loan extl s f 6s 2nd series
1961—April-Oct
1947
7s
113%
95
Optical Co—
conv
1975
of)
108
Mar-Sept
1981—
1980
(State
107%
96%
104
4
13
101 % 102
subord
105%
93%
v
&
conv
96%
104%
96%
April-Oct
Jan-July
'■
96%
93%
93%
*104% 105%
—June-Dec
4.80s junior debentures
1958
(30-year)
extended
1966
1988
1986-—
—_May-ZVot'
Foreign Power debs 5s 2030—Mar-sept
1987——Jan-June
Machine & Foundry Co—
conv
American
debehtures
93
——
101'%
100% 101%
106 Va-
—April-Oct
——
106% 106%
338
336
1
*
68
92
89%
/.
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84%
91%
87 V 2
92%
a
96
20 j
100%
103%
250
106%
107%
313
344
7%
debentures
1973
Mar-Sepf
3s debentures
1969—April-Ocf
344
62
Alegre
1961
(Interest
7Vis
1966
1
reduced
stamped
(Interest
reduced
to
Plan
American Tobacco Co
A
to 2.375%). 2001
pursuant to Plan
to 2.25%) 2006
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A
*60%.
60
69
3 Vis
60%
Rhine-Westphalia
-Jan-July
49
57
Ann
Electric
Power
Arbor
Corp—
mortgage
7s
1950
Direct
mortgage
6s
1952
mortgage
6s
1953
first gold
July
4s
mortgage
1955
6s
•
Feb-Aug
Armour
4Vis
Rhodesia
and
Nyasaland—
(Federation
§»Rio
of)
5%s
Janeiro
de
3Vis
(City
Stamped pursuant
reduced
S•External
2.375% )
to
secured
to
May-Nov
2001
6Vis
Stamped pursuant
reduced
1973—
*74
75
75
79 Vi
of) 8s 1946
April-Oct
to Plan A (interest
to
2%)
April-Oct
1953
Plan
A
Oil
conv
Associates
&
inc
5s
debs
70
„
70%
5 Vis
debentures
56
56
7
54%
56
(Siaie of)—
§• 8s external loan of 1921
V Stamped
pursuant
reduced
• 6s
to
internal
to
2.5% >
1946
Plan A
fund
April-Ocf
General
4s
gold
1968
"63
66
63
68
tjune-Dec
pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2%')" 2012
June-Dec
• 7s external loan of 1926 due 1966—'
May-Nov
"62
64%
62 Vi
68%
pursuant to Plan A (interest
* '
reduced
to
2.25% )
2004—
June-Dec
—
{•Rome
(City of)
For
to
6Vis
1952
footnotes,
to
2.25%)
pursuant
reduced
Plan"
19
101
102%
102%
104
96 Vi
96%
91 Vi
105Vi
111
104
109% 111
170
105% 106%
693
97 Vi
106 Vi
101%
107%
"100% 102
100%
102
105%
108
*106%
105
May-Nou
*59
58
60
60
61
/■
:
see page 31.
ApriZ-Oct
*57%
—
173
173
Ry 3%s
4%s
A
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104%
107%
104%
10
—
101%
103%
94%4
94%
95%
49
94%
96%
91
90 Vi
91
23
89'/a
92%
33
100%
101% 102
*99%
1963—May-Nou
June-Dec
1964.1
101 Vi
debentures
conv
Automatic
4%s
Avco
5s
1979
subord
Canteen
conv
Co
subord
Manufacturing
conv
subord
i
debs
of
.
1987~
101
Vi 101%
*93%
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 4%s ser C.1972——Jan-July
General mortgage 3%s ser D 1980——Mar-Sept
Atlantic Refining 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
1980—*
mortgage 4s ser A
4Vis
A
2004___June-Dec
Coast Line RR
General
3 Vis
Stamped
stamped
&
Atlantic
April-Ocf
'*
1967
96%
110
104
104
*—
66
101
Fe—
1995
Line
101% 102
93
~2.
*lC7Vi 108
April-Oct
Charl Air
102
92%
63%
66
-
96%
91%
Feb-Aug
1976
1995
1
2
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
debs
1983
Atlanta
(interest
Stamped
(interest
Feb-Aug
1993
1977
Topeka & Santa
14
92%
-
1999—
sinking
May-Noy
1979
debentures
Atchison
102
Mar-Sepf
1977
4Vis
*70%
1984
deb
96%
Co—
4%s
debentures
1986
*63'
April-Oct
April-Oct
June-Dec
1983
debs
subord
Investment
subord
Stamped 4s July
Rio Grande do Sul
sub
debs
Refining
5%s
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Co
subord
5%s
(interest
2012
&
conv
Ashland
92%
96
92%
96%
*92
Qr.ar-Jan
1995—
sinking fund debentures
May -Nov
Consol
96%
—Feb-Aug
——-
debs 1977—April-Ocf
Corp 5%s 1981—-—Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984
4Vis
Mar-Sepf
May-Nov
Consol
1977
33/aS
Oil
Armco
Direct
debentures
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Apco
7s
94
61%
66
96 5 h
May-Nov
Co—
subord debs
debentures
-
99%
April-Oct
Distilling
2%s
■„
102.
88
88 %
100% 100%
104%
June-Dec
1990
2%s
6s
94
April-Ocf
_Feb-Aug
1980
debentures
3s
3%s debs
Co
debentures
4%s
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§®Pernambuco
Porto
■
99 Vi
20
Vi
104
64Vi
_April-Ocf
Jan-July
sink
103
99 Vb 100
*102
April-Oct
American
Ltd—
Co
May-Now
May-JVou
(City of) 5Vis extl 1973—.———June-Dec
5%s s f external loan 1975
.——June-Dec
5Vis s f extl loan 1977
.——-Aprii-Oct
•
100
ApriZ-Oct
1964
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund debentures 1982—
sinking fund debentures 1983^
Aluminum
,
';
1998—
4s
3 7/as
4Vis
o
101 Vs
100
1973,--—
Oslo
.
1981. April-Ocf
Dye 3Vis
Corp
Co
96%
132
.
Electric
West
129
*103%
1986——. .June-Dec
4'Vis
American
•
129
II
(Kingdom of) —
4Vis
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of
debs
conv
debentures
Western
Chemical
Allied
.
99% 100%
9934
49
102%
103% 104
'
5Vis
fund
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"54
pursuant to Plan A (interest
to 2.123%)
2008—
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(Govt) '
*96%
__
reduced
5%s
100%
101%
87
s
Zealand
7%
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Corp—
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A
91%
86
96%
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1984
Valley
Power
series
94
June-Dec
1978
83%
90
94
*93 Vi
May-Nov
1978
1958
Elec
*89 Vi
May-Nov
1979
21.7%
98%
*26
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest\
reduced
to 2.125%)
2008
Mar-Sepf
1959
Mar-Sepf
15-year
100%
Feb-Auy
external
6s
101
229
May-Nov
See Cauca
United
99
May-Nov
readj
readjustment
(City)
II
229
tfune-Dec
•
1964—
103
217%
—
Secured extl sink fund 6Vis
New
t
rH 0 «—Vf ^
101
—June-Dec
(City
Stamped
103%
101
Air
f $ bonds 1978—
Jan-July
of) 6Vis 1952——
April-Oct
Minas Geraes (State*—
• Secured extl sink
fund 6 Vis 1958——_Mar-Sept
30-year
104%
—
.
• Medellin
100 %
99%
—
June-Dec
1960
6s
6s
assented
Yokohoma
•
6s
101% 101%
II
—Mar-Sept
1979
1952
7s
98%
102%
101
101
100%
1C0% 101
uniform code 1959__Mar-Sept
Toll 5s
Electric
97 Va
5
1954———
'24
debs
subord
conv
92%
16
Airlines—
Royal Dutch
4%s
11
100%
Feb-Aug,
6 Vis
due 1964 extended to 1964
—Feb-Aug
• 5 Vis extl loan of '30 1965—-May-Nov
5 Vis due 1965 extended to 1975——.-May-How
§• Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank) 7s 1957—April-Oct
•
94%
99 Vi 100%
—
5
45
—
external
Cauca
Westphalia
1st
Jamaica
Japan
100
1
—April-Ocf
;
(dollar bonds
external
Del
§• Warsaw
§
100
98%
99%
*99
_April-Oct
1971
1963—1
to
conversion
3 Vis
1
"7%
98 Vi
10
—
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1953
readjustment
Valle
1977_
3s
f
s
1952
B
series
f
f
f
s
4s-4Vis-4Vis
81
6%
30
99% 100
'
1981
37/8S-4%s-41r5Is ext conversion
.
8%
99%
1C2% 103 %
May-Nov
1961
External
106
Utility Institute—
gtd
30-year
§»Italy
84
f. 3s 1977—
——Jan-July
————-——-Mar-Sept
s
1947—
B
Public
101% 103 %
26
Ltd—
External
103%
26%
24%
II
-99%
102% 102%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
to
'27
Co
(Republic of)
3%s-4s-4Vis
Feb-Aug
1977—•—
debs
27%
*7%
99%
tfan-July
1971
of
$
§• External
Tel—
&
7%s
America
Sud
25
'
Ltd—
Co
extended
Light
§• External
1948————Feb-Aug
6s
77%
*98
98
1
*6%
—
June-Dec
1958
extended
1961
§External
Ilseder
1
of)—
extl
due
Uruguay
"95
77%
—
—
5 Vis
101 Va
CO
*26
~
Harpen Mining Corp—
General
„
■
5%s
•
High
—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
f
s
1, 1963
Low
*26
May-Nov
1958
4 Vis
Jan
Jan.
No.
High
*76%
—
May-Nov
1951
external
Range Since
Sold
1957__May-Nov
1958
(Union of)
Bonds
(interest
1962
Corp 6Vis
(40-year)
due
§6s
"101%
Halske
assented
Vis
Tokyo
§ •Hamburg
A
external
Electric Power
Tokyo
1964—-—
1968
part paid
part paid
secured
external
5 Vis
Government—
•
May-Nou
fund
Plan
to
external
B
Africa
Taiwan
April-Ocf
1945
mtge
2001
sinking
110%
94%
Hope Steel & Iron Works—
s
Greek
Friday's
(interest
5%s external loan Dec 1 1968 new
Southern European Pipeline 5Vis 1982
Southern Italy Dev Fund 4%s
1974
102%
107%
__
A
to
(Prov
4Vis
5 Vis
93%
101%
„
&
Silesia
South
v
'
or
Bid & Asked
May-Nov
Plan
2.375%)
secured
'secured
Siemen
;
.
April-Ocf
1930—
of
bonds
bonds
dollar
loans—
1972
International; loan
3s
April-Ocf
1953
Prussian Conversion
1065/s 106%
to
pursuant
series
•
1972
bonds
extl
• 8s
95%
104 Vi
—
April-Oct
1969—
.
to
• 7s
4
Sale Price
1952
2%) 2012
Serbs Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
1924
(Fed Rep of)—Extl loan of
5%s
Vis
Stamped
104
8s
pursuant
reduced
•
German
(City)
reduced
1953———-—May-Nov
'—
May-How
1973
funds
103%
-
100
'
—
Main. 6%s
on
103
April-Oct
:—
1973—
6s
§• Frankfurt
kq
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series)
debentures
f
s
Paulo
Stamped
1975
1978
series)
1980
(11th
(13th
5%'s
§»Sao
series)
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
Guuiiuuniiy-
tjleei
anu
secured
Interest
Exchange
High
European Coal and Steel Community—
5%s
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Week's
Range
/ or Friday's
New York Stock Exchange
27
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92%
—
98
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102
94
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♦80
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97%
43
90%
5
118%
302
96%
90%.
97%
91
118%
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Feb-Aug
118
Jan-JuZy
-99%
99 Vi 10.0
31
95
101
227%
220 Va 230
329
208
230
116
'
111%
America—
debs *1981—
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debs
96
1979—:
Feb-Aug
he Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD <iw <<,, w«k E„d.d
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Exchange
Lasi
Period
BONDS
New York Stock
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
High
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Sold
Jan.
No.
Low
New York Stock
1, 1963
&
Ohio
82%
ser C
1995————April-Ocf
income Feb 1 2010
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75%
78%
77-4
Jan-July
71%
70'A
1st
cons
mtge
4s
1st
cons
mtge
4Vis
4'As
•
4
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Baltimore
1st
&
1st
Gas
ref
1st
debs
conv
ref
2010
A
Electric
1989—:
fund
81%
9
86%
72 %
73'A
13
68%
74'A
76
95
68
77%
78%
63
72
83%
71%
69
64'A
mtge
sink
fund
78
4s
*—
81
82
82
1993—
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96%
'
—.
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.
subord
conv
debs
1982
145
145
80
and
Wab
St Louis
Finance
ApriZ-Oct
Betniehem
Consol
108
May-Nov
104
Consol
96'A
2
145 'A
21
(The)
4%s
sink
108
104
104%
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series
K
1980
Jm-July
95
4V2s
Mich
&
1979
110
Jan-July
102%
4'Asconv 1980—
27/eS debs 1981—
*86%
/'
M.
Mar-Sept
debentures
*86%
*101
__
77 Va
57'A
coll
1970
3s
1985
1986
———;
mortgage
mortgage
43As
-i-a:
3s 1989
3%s 1993
mortgage
Fuel
&
Iron
Corp
47,8s
1977
'
^
Jan-July
debentures
series
A
1975
June-Dec
3s
debentures
series
B
1975
Feb-Aug
Gas
System Inc—
debentures
series
C
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105
101
103
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63
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4
59
58
55
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debentures
subord
~
1983
—
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104%
104
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105
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April-Oct
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debentures
88
103%
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64
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1
1980
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mortgage
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series
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26
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debentures
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debentures
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conv
mortgage
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92%
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1979
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ser
series
series
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A
inc
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&
series
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conv
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—
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1976
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series
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s
debentures
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105
102
28
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series
debentures
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debs
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i.
debentures
subord
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1st
'
_
78
*86
refunding mortgage 27/8s
refunding mortgage 3s 1990
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conv
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86
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4'As
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91
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88%
99%
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—
106
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June-Dec
1992
1992
1st
1985_Feb-Aug
1970_Feb-Aup
and
and
1991
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125
87%
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1989—Jan-July
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1979—
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123
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92
June-Dec
1990
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82
73%
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82
82
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3
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1972
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87
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June-Dec
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mortgage
A
series
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92%
106
June-Dec
1977
1978
1999
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refunding
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debentures
f
s
92%
92%
•
100
96 %
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debentures
subord
debentures
f
s
91
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96%
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105%
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3s sinking fund
debentures
96%
91
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203
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102% 103
Mar-Nov
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Mar-Sept
1986
90%
91
May-Sept
1983
90
89%
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88'A
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94%
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1983
1964
Ohio
3%s
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June-Dec
1st
95%
11
85%
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mortgage
mortgage
97'A
97
5
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55 'A
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Buffalo
52
Columbus
50%
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16
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41%
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81
92%
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y
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80%
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91
April-Oct
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1983
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series
series
debentures
1977
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series
debentures
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1991_Jan-July
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1991
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103
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series
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108
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mortgage
1st
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135%
105%
91%
91%
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Co
fund
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1993—
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debentures
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Borden
1993
B
mortgage
Colorado
107
June-Dec
3s
June-Dec
1st
86
Corp—
mortgage.
conv
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1977
1981
mortgage 2%s series I 1970—
mortgage 2%s series J 1976
Consol
3 Vis
titeel
debs
5s
47/as debentures
1982
Division first
Cleveland
81
82
10
Friday's
Chicago & St Louis Ry—
4s
series
Cincinnati
Columbia
Beneficial
5s
Refunding
Baxter Laboratories Inc—
4s
debs
1st
——_Jan-July
1974
gold
General
76
1990——-June-Dec
3'As
debentures
82'A
First
sink
conv
82%
Co—
Z
series
3s
1980
mtge
ref
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series
&
M
B
ser
convertible
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conv
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1970
A
ser
or
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Corp—
Cleveland Cincinnati
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3%s
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Last
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&
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gold
1st lien
Ry
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3s
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4s
debs
conv
1977
•
1st
1980—
1982
3%s 1983
3 Vas
1984—
3%s 1986
3%s 1988
4Vis
1989
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
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debentures
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208
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71
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mortgage
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debentures Jan
1
2020—April-Oct
mortgage
income
division
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90%
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Finance
4%s
Federal
6
13
80
:
16
24%
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:
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Florida
4s
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Worth
&
103 %
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91%
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4y2S
Inc
1979
Power
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4%s
Gen
subord
conv
114
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101
103 Va
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5
89%
Co
of
91%
90
1
104
13
91%
102
104
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41
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34
57
30%
40
98 %
99%.
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93%
1984
debentures
94
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91%
95
79
85
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debentures
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Corp 3%s debentures
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lllVi
3%s
1964
debentures
4s
1975
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
—:
1979
debentures
1980
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5s
debentures
1981
4%s
1982
debentures
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Motors
General
Shoe
General
4%s
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&
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debs
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170
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94%
96
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&
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1970
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debentures
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debentures
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73
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93
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see
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interest
2003
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54
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4
36
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1
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13
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116
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38%
•
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101
46
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117
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83
80%
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conv
3.75s
60%
58%
60%
159
56%
109% 111%
350
104 Va
113%
227%
160
208
227 Va
1987_i
1980
debs
Nashville
110
-
227%
212
>
87%
of
div
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&
102
91%
91%
24
91 %
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11
99
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94
94
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105 Va
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66
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mortgage 3%s 1982
mortgage 3%s 1984
mortgage 4%s 1987
mortgage 4%s 1990
1st
82
96%
*125 %
June-Dec
1976
1978
fund
trust
Louisville
83
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3%s ser F 2003
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refund mtge 3%s ser H 2003—-ApriZ-Oct
refund mtge 3%s ser I 2003—April-Oct
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82
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82
82 %
82
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series
debenture's
3s
&
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82
refund
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84
84
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181 Vi 189%
128
152
79%
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98
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98
95% :
98%
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118%
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debs
(R
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conv
&
subord
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Oil
2%s
debentures
4%s
5%s
1981
"ex
x-,
1987
wts"
5s
115% 118%
79
115
4
87
118%
conv
McKesson
subord
&
debentures
Robbins
3%s
—
90
90
94
debentures
Feb-Aug
1972
debs
1973
1980—!
Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4%s
Feb-Aug
1975
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
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86
105
100%
;rs
86
-
176
192
104
83
87
101%
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102% 103
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104'
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190
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April-Oct
May-Nou
97%
88
190
Feb-Aug
3
103 Va
102
103 %
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May Dept Stores 2%s debentures 1972
.Jan-July
3%s sink -fund debentures 1978
c.^
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3%s
sink fund debentures
1980_:
-—Mar-Sept
May Stores Realty Corp 5s 1977
Feb-Aug
Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
McCrory Corp 5%s debs 1976
McDermott (J Ray) & Co—
13
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5%s 19784%s debentures
1968
99% 100 Va
100
1972—May-Nov
1977——
RR
Co
1981_ApriZ-Oct
102%
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"ex wts"
debentures
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Central
Co
Co
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84
5s
&
subord
conv
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4%s
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82%
Jan-July
85 %
i
81
84
92%
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•
1972
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86%
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'
.
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Jan-July
1990
refund mtge
5s
II
:'
.
4s
71%
Jun-Dec
mtge 2%s
Ry
1976-
&
First
85
65%
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84%
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3%s
&
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79%
83%
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coll
94
101%
93%
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*85%
1983
Chemical
Corp
100 %
92%
——
93 Va
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debs
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71%
75 Vi
Jan-July
Ry. first 4%s
Corp—
Co
debentures
Louisville
77
74
75Vi
*79%
debentures 1981
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conv
94
1976—Mar-Sept
debentures
First
*70Vi
ApriZ-Oct
4%s' cbnv subord
Hotel
Jan-July
April-Oct
1982
'
—
2%s
interest
Corp
debentures
101 %
95
Lorillard
Martin
subord
%
89
88
*99% 101
1975
interest
Inc
Aircraft
Marathon
conv
*89
tfaw-july
April-Oct
May-Nov
4.50s
debentures 1976
May-Nov
Lone Star Gas 4%s debentures 1982—__ApriZ-Oct
4%s
sink fund debentures. 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976—June-Dec
Macy
5s
'
Corp—-
Industries
Maine
Hooker
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Jan-July
debs
interest
subord
3s
105
%
1976_—May-Nov
mtge
May-Nou
Hocking Valley
1977
conv
contingent
98%
June-Dec
debs
A
contingent interest
contingent interest
105%
*73%
April
April
1981—
subord
133%
consol mtge
gen
subord
conv
Lockheed
101 % 101%
;
May-Nov
1980
first
5s
conv
Litton
1st
3%s
3%s
4%s
(The)
5%s
1st
2%s
conv
118'/a
extended
fixed
103%
104Va
105
Jan-July
mortgage
4s
238
1978
Term
fixed
97%
4
180
99% 101%
.'87
103
103% 103%
1st
Herts
128% 133%
gold 3 Vis '97
& ref 5s stp '74
fixed
4s
E
Series
Lionel
*103
176%
•
159%
101%
Jan-July
;
N
1969
Water
133%
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-OcZ
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
April-OcZ
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
94%
144
D
• Series
98%
—
3
__
Series
•
106%
105 % 106 %
105%
42
1st
Xerox
104
South
4%s
mortgage
B
June-Dec
Hackensack
260
103%
Lehigh Valley Coal 1st
Lehigh Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
Series
?64
1979
Haloid
148
233
6
Light
3%s
First
2056
1st
RR
&
fund
Series
91%
2%s
3%s
128
18
debentures
Lehigh Valley RR
101% 101%
A July 2015
ser B Jan 2044
G
sinking
95 Vi
163
debentures
mortgage
23
Kings County Elec Lt & Power 6s
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
99%
160
mortgage
mortgage
mortage
139
257 %
104%
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
93%
160y2
3s
1st
108
86
98 Va
112
1st
1st
103%
101
■
85 y2
153
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1978
3s
102%
79
.
*80%
361
158
ser
series
series
States Utilities
1st
150
108
105
*84y2
99
1.———Jan-July
1974
debentures
mortgage inc 5s
mortgage inc 4s
inc
5s
137
'
104
104%
103%
9
*85'%
93%
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
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137
Va
103 Va
—'
102% 103%
106
—
93%
155
Jan-July
2%s series Q 2010
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subord
103%
102
"
mortgage 2%s 1980
:
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City Southern Ry 3%S ser C"1984_June-Dec
Kansas City .Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Oct
98%
May-Nov
mortgage
Western
conv
7
103
252
City Power & Light 2%s 1976
2%s 1978
93%
mortgage 3%s series O 2000—„Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Jan-July
General
95%
94%
*92y8
May-ZVou
1965
1987
1973_
series D 1976
mortgage 3%s series
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39
155
deb ^75—May-Nov
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General
103% 103%
88 %
91% .91%
100%
104
'1st
Ry Co-
series
5s
102%
114
May-ZVou
Company 4%s conv 1978
Northern
General
87%
16
31
103% 103%
107%
192
252
mortgage
94
'79—Feb-Aug
AprfZ-Oct
5s s f debs 1981
debentures 1983
Co 3%s conv sub
101
108
June-Dec
1981
Co first mtge 2%s
1985
(W R) &
Grand
94
91%
•103 % 104%
Kansas
133
170
*170
June-Dec
debs
4%s
68
May-Nov
1977
subord
conv
1971
debentures
f
s
debs
conv
Rubber Co
4%s
Co
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1987
3%s
Michigan
98%
Mar-Sept
debentures
4%s
&
Brothers,
Glidden
debs
1980___
4s
convertible
General
3 Vis
Corp
Telephone
General
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979—Jan-July
1983
3.20s
91%
79%
192
Co—
4Vis
Power &
93%
Mar-Sept
debentures
112
—
Mar-Sept
5s
4%s
.
111
95
.
Mar-Sept
1977
,
—
Jan-July
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—
1972
debentures
128
;
—
1969
debentures
5s
—
1976_Jan-tfuZy
3y2S
*122
—
May-Nov
Electric
debentures
*88%
757/a
.
240
100% 101%
100%
1979__May-jVou
Feb-Aug
1980—
Lake Shore & Mich
General
debentures
4%s
190
•
79%
—
June-Dec
101
94
April-Oc?
1976
General
debentures
74%
'79%
—
71
Texas—
General
3%s
'75%
June-Dec
1st
89%
70%
Jan-July
General
3s
■79%
Mar-Sept
1981—
104'/a
98%
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—May-Nov
Cigar Co 5y2S income debs 1987_Juwe-Dec
2%s
79%
85%
'82
104
K
102'/a
34
Amer
Co
86%
79%
86
ApriZ-Oct
3%s
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Central
105%
—
May-Nov
1982_—
debs
conv
Oil
Co
Manufacturing
2
70%
ApriZ-Oct
1980
Ry 4%s
4%s
American
86%
sub debs '83—May-Nov
series
debentures
Lakefront Dock
Gardner-Denver
1972
1987
debs
debentures
f
s
82
103 %
91%
103
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Jan-July
2011
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debs
conv
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76
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2011
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A
conv
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series
5s
mage
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debs
debs
conv
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East
• 1st
2nd
4%s
Co
<
41%
12 %
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HOVi 112
1972—Jaw-Jury
May-Nov
1980
April-Oct
2%s
1977
debentures
Flintkote
86
41%
44
*.
104 Vi 104 Vi
April-Oct
1976
1981
5s
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&
82%
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.
81
85
.
1981
conv
debs
subord
mortgage
I-T-E
w
9
10
Corp—
Board
Tire
May-Nou
Jan-July
88%
34
33 Va
15%
101%
104
-
April-OcZ
1981
5s
debentures
subord
Paper
Firestone
Food
Corp
Metallurgical
conv
debs
Credit
47/8s
fund
,
Oil
f
s
Jersey
Family
85
Department Stores—
Interstate
Joy
Fansteel
1974
C
1981
debs
Tel
&
conv
3Vis
102%
101
37%
14%
1971—Mar-Sept
mortgage 3Vis
first
B
series
conv
B
subord
Tel
Interstate
101
101
38
35%
*35
98%
8i%
1979—May-Nou
1979-—_May-ZVou
1988-
sink
Interstate
101
:
--
1964—April-Oct
A
ser
mortgagd 3 Vis
223
104
100%
—
3 Vis
Series
debs
conv
1st
mortgage 3Vis ser F 1990—Jaw-July
5s
108
~2
102 Va 102 %
101
consol
•
107%
;
104
— —
Mar-Sept
1965
101
103
108
ApriZ-Oct
1970
5s
First
Ohio
6
Co—
inc
Gen
104
Aprit-Oct
first
1965
Railroad
103
Feb-Aug
.
3%s
Ry
Eastern
&
1987
4.60s
Southwestern
&
stamped
Erie
first cons
(N Y)
Products
Ekco
103
81 Vi
85
23
99 Vi
debentures, 1980
Jan-July
Ry'2%s series C"T986_June-Dec
Harvester
debs
4.90s
May-Nou
gold 5s 1995_Jan-July
105
'103%
85
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
3.65s
conv
subord debentures 1977
Jan-July
International Silver Co—
5s
1973—
fund
Co
International
100
Corp—
debs
103%
-104%
104
98%
A
ser
series
3%s
mortgage
Steel
InternT
Steel
101
96% 1 99
102
105
99
A 1981—tfan-July
1978
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3Vis series J 1981
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987_—
Jan-July
lsf mortgage 4 Vis series L
1989—
Feb-Aug
89 Va
E
Stainless
B
3%s
3%s
Indianapolis "Union
i
■
Eastern
2%s series
series
mtge
1st
*
4
15
100 Vi 100%
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s series F 1984
mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980—
Feb-Aug
mortgage 33/8s series H 1989—___Mar-Sept
Inland
-~-
97
103
♦104
Jan-July
Consol
142
28
3
consol
mortgage
Consol
95%
94
96%
High
90% * 91%
100
pm
Illinois
78
74
99
142
Low
92Vi
♦104
J
1986
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
•
72 '/a
Va,
95
—
94%
94
—
96%
jan-July
debentures
Range Since
Sold
102% 103%
Jan-July
Industries—
subord
89%
2
?
—
'76%
96%
&
conv
Bonds
81%
87%
"■
''
*97%
142
Mar-Sept
2%s
3 Vis
mortgage
Foods
43/8s
92%
97
103%
Jan-July
1982
*91%
High
*100
Jan-July
_
debentures 1981
debentures
1987
4%s
Hunt
—
89
88%
72%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Jan -July
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Light Co 2%s 1977
mortgage 2%s 1979
1st
80
debentures
-
tfune-Dec
1984
1
214
82
94%
Bid & Asked
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
___
1977
debentures
4Vis
*74
77%
1970
n
Range
Friday's
—
*86%
--
or
-
*80 Va
Mar-Sept
Duquesne
1st
'
214
71
5s
93%
81%
.
8
*255
1982_Jan-July
sub
conv
Inc
10
80
89
85%
91
10
80 >/4
89
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
1977
1978
debentures
f
debentures
A
debentures
subord
conv
4%s
Consol
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
s
80
April-Oct
1983—.
92 V4
*78
Y—
1976_Mar-Sept
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
Diamond
91 Va
'
1995-June-Dec
June-.Dec
4s
1995
4s
90%
92
84%
*84%
92%
Sale Price
4s
45/as
1970
H
series
3s
Corp 2%s
4 Vis debentures 1968
debentures 1978
87
22
--
Last
Period
Low
87
89%
*92
--
Week's
Interest
Exchange
High
.
'
Edison
Detroit
Dow
Low
Western
Grande
June-Dec
General and refund 2%s series I 1982—Mar-SepZ
Gen & ref mtge 2%s series J 1985
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series K 1976
—May-ZVou
3%s
convertible
debentures
1969
Feb-Aug
3%s convertible debentures 1971
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 2%s series N 1984
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3%s series O 1980
May-Nov
4s
No.
High
m
Friday
BO NDS
New York Stock
mortgage series A
Detroit
5s
Jan.1,1963
Household Finance
RR—
(3% fixed X%
contingent interest) 1993
Jan-July
Income mortgage series A 4%%
2018_
April
Denver & Salt Lake income mortgage (3 '/o
fixed
1%
contingent
interest
1993)—Jan-July
Denver
Range Since
Sold
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
(Range for Week Ended April I 9)
"
Bonds
29
*88 Va
—
87
87
♦86
103%
83%
112
•
90
102
102
3
102
103 l/a
102% 104
47
100
107
83%
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„
83%
85 %
110% 112
*1033s
82%
145
83%
168
106%
113
102%
103 %
78%
83%
88%
—
—
83 %
47
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
(1658)
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EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 19)
NEW YORK STOCK
Interest
Stock Exchange
New York
Last
Period
bonds
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Sale Price
or
Low
High
146
Jan.
Sold
163
Low
163
163
*80%
First
87
80%
10
80 y2
58
96 %
95%
96 %
.
98 %
95 VB
91 y2
*91
98%
97
*97%:: 98%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
3.10s
sink fund debentures 1972
ApriZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage
6s
1985
May -Nov
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4Vis inc series A Jan 1971_:—May
• General mortgage 4s Inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tfune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
lien
4%s series D
1978
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967—April-Oct
• 5 Vis
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July
86
*96%
97%
96%
97%
*91 vi
—.
91%
92%
96%
96%
97
28
93%
97
.87%
87%
89 Vis
12
81
Pacific
53%
d52%
53 V4
70
94%
Gen mtge income 43/4S series B Jan
5s
*78%
66 '/a
84
84%
105
23%
21 Vi
26%
Ohio
Edison
First
.83
84
78%
81%
148
71 %
72
301
70%
69 %
70%
276
65%
66 %
300
81%
67%
72%
71%
59
95%
64%
95
30%
31%
10
31%
95
——
19
95 '/a
Olin
37
25 Va
*
2000
& Tel 2%s 1986
1978
Tel
States
debentures
80
5 Vis
Oxford
104%
35 y2
2%s
Nashville
National
Chat
St
&
Airlines
National
Biscuit
National
Louis
Inc
6s
3s
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
debs
conv
debentures
4%s
Cash Register 4%s
1976__May-Nov
1987—April-Oct
fund debentures 1987——__ApriZ-Oct
Cylinder Gas 5y8s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
4%s sinking
Natl
1970
debentures
3s
debentures
sink
4%s
fund
Nat'l
Distillers
Nat'l
Distiller
___
1992
debs
debentures
4%s
Chem
&
3%s
Prods
June-Dec
__Mar-Sept
——
106%
5y2s
Chemical
debs
,
sink
5s
,
fund
debentures
Feb-Aug
61
105%
1983
3%s
Glass Co
Gas
&
Electric
&
Co—
debentures
debentures
1974
New
91%
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey
Jersey
New
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New
Orleans. Terminal
New
York
Central
Consolidated
3%s
.
4s
series
1021%
101%
89i/4
4
81 Va
15
95 %
5
1
•-
134
series
M
1979
Collateral
►
N
impt 5s
102%
series
N
1977
P
1981—____
102
1980
S
1983
T
1976
3%s series
U
1985
3'/as series
W
1984
trust
Central &
Y
General
Lake
Shore
Michigan
X
1984_____
3%s series
Y
1987——.—
3%s series
Z
1988—
4%s series
AA
5s
'v
;
series
3%s
88
84%
88
55%
61%
64
6*5%
123
59 %
71%
116
65%
92%
93%
45
88
series
64
31
60%
1990_
1991
53%
54 %
10
52 %
55
54%
54%
5
52%
54%-.
—
*80%
80 %
19
88
N
39
59%
FF
RR
&
gold
Harlem
2%s
series
3Vas
B
69%
May-Nov
90
89%
90
1975—April-Oct
2000
Mortgage
4s
2043
A
series
2043
B
*72
H
——
721/8
'
70
14
46 Va
17'/4
377
16%
20%
:■6%
6%
130
6%
8%
54%
54%
15
54%
54 %
55
55%
Jan-July
17%
165/8
6%
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New
First
&
A
1973
1973
B
Haven
T
Hartford
&
refunding mtge 4s
*50 >/2
Y
Power
N
Y
&
N
Y
State
N Y
&
Light
Putnam
first mtge
first
Electric
consol
&
Gas
2%s
gtd
4s
2%s
1975_Mar-Sept
•
N
General
Y
mtge
cons
4s
series
4%s
mortgage
Telephone
2%&
D
A
--
80
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
K
April-Oct
May-Nov
Jan-tfwly
1993
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General mortgage 2%s 1980
General
General
General
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
2%s
3y4s
1983
3%s 1983
mortgage 4%s 1987
Chem Co 4%s conv sub
General
Nopco
Norfolk
&
Northern
1st
Western
Central
and
Northern Natural
&
series
Gas
A
3%s
s
ref
5s
f debs
s
f
debentures
1973
3V4s
s
f
debentures
1974
4%s
s
f
.debentrues
1974—Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
—
—
debentures
1977—
86 Va
*85
95%
91%
f
debentures
1978
4%s
s
81%
86
87%
83%
84%
80%
-4-
82
84%
84%
12
101%
104%
6
97%
99%
99
77%
84%
.
;
—
—
81%
83
84 %
86 Va
87 %
91
87%
104% 104%
115
35%
80
•
—
77 %
*81%
87 Va
91
3
104
87%
*80%
•
82%
81
82
83%
83
84%
82%
83%
82%
82%
7
82%
85%
85%
10
85%
86%
86%
1
86%
83
83 Va
17
83%
83%
3
83%
86
80%
__
86%
5
86 %
88
83%
83%
v
;
82
*85
•
88
r
85
86%
88
85%
100 %
104
9
104%
106 %
105% 105%
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95%
*101% 103
106
25
94%
104
104
106%
103
104%
~5
101%
104%
101%
101% 102
series II 1995
—-June-pec
Tel
debentures
1987—
1985
103%
100%
debentures
1978__—1-__:
debentures
1983_L——_—Mar-Sept
—
*79
:
-
51
79%
99%
78%
■
CL
■
'■
;
'
80%
82%
84
88%
90
85
89
v
80
79%
—
■>
*831/2
-
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99%
*77%
—
April-Oct
—
104
•
995/s
99%
June-Dec
April-Oct
—
*—
97
102%
21
105% 106
__
85
~1
100% 100%
105%
*100% 103
%s;
debentures
116
38
112
120
95%
96
11
91
91%
1981—_
debentures
;
._.
debentures ' 1988
1991.,
Western Oil 3%s
American
——
.
•'
T-'—•
World
May-Nou
\V.":
5s
4%s
series
87
;
122%
.
General
101
.
Baltimore
&
Wash
1974:
RR
—
subord
1989—:
123%
87%
debs
1987
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
89%
79
100
101%
13
101
102'%
25
74%
81'/2
78%
79%
50 '
74
80
63%
5
59
651/4
-*69%
90%
,
72
68
75
90%
91
16
89%
91%
15
>84%
3
89%
99
*101
91%
95%
92
90%
--
90%
95
'•
83
;
"
,
'
100%
92%
90%
59
•
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95
96-
83
86%
8 8 Va
—
i-
:
80%
80%
82
85%
86
——
82
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S
1
95V2
83
*81%
87%
83%
■
841/4
92%
853'a
3
82%
1021/4 103%
85%
10
102 VA
92%
14
92
15
100
104
8
105
106%
85%
92 %
100
1061/4
:—^_April-Oct
Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
——June-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 1972—June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
/
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Aug
Consolidated
104%
33
88
'"•63%
Co—
-Feb-Aug
Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
conv
823
1
79%
78%
'
4%s
90%
91%
103
,
101% 1021/2
101%
•
4%s series C 1977———Jan -July
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s
1971
——June-Dec
First & refunding 2%s
1967—^
______May-Nou
First & refunding 2%s * 1974
—May-Nou
First & refunding 2%s
1981———^une-Dec
First & refunding
2%s
1978____—
Feb-Aug
First & refunding
3%s 1982
Jan-July
First & refunding 3%s
1983
June-Dec
First & refunding 3l/as
1985—
——ApriZ-Oct
First & refunding 4%s
1987—^
Mar-Sept
First & refunding 3%s
1988———-May-Nov
First & refundnig 4%s
1986
June-Dec
5s
90%
..
100%
100% 101%
-
April-Oct
gold
First & refunding
«.
30
* 123%
81 Va
June-Dec
1981
D
series B
119
89
__•'
•'•...'
100% IOIV'4
:
Feb-Aug
1968
B
90 Va
.
100%
debentures 1964—June-Dec
Airways—
1979—
series
#
'
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
—
subord debentures
conv
114
*94%
97
General
91
91%
General
88%
96
93
96
93%
93%
93%
94
95
95
*99%
94%
102
104
104
102
102%
104
*—
96%
100%
__
*101
Pittsburgh
94%
87
3
—
104%
General
>:
„
99
118%
__
—
102
1061/4 1061/4
*102%
99
117
102%
—
85%
104
94%
104%
12
98%
99 %
771
112%
119%
93%
99
1193'a
94%
99%
99%
94
98%
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*93
*74%
*99%
*99%
guaranteed 4%s ser J 1964_May-Nov
Cine Chicago & St Louis RR—
mortgage 5s series A 1970
June-Dec
1975
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage 5s series B
1975
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967—,
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
mortgage 3%s series E
series
3%s
Pittsburgh
1st
gen
1st
„
—
—
debentures
1980—
103%
5
103
f
debentures
1979
May-Nou
104 % 104%
8
f
debentures
103
1
f
debentures
104%
s
1981___
May-Nou
May-Nou
105% 105%
4%s
104%
105%
102%
102%
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5s
Plantation
1981
Mar-Sept
& Ashtabula Ry—
C 1974
June-Dec
D 1977
tfune-Dec
1984
A
98
96
96 %
8
10
91%
96%
71%
74
74
98%
97%
74
5
98%
1
98%
99%
97 %
97 %
6
97%
98
88%
88%
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78
series
105
s
s
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
97%
96
74
Youngstown
4%s
f
May-Nou
May-Nou
101
s
5%s
4%s
.
85
6
94 Vat
106%
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May-Nou
s
—
85
98
*
May-Nou
^_May-Nou
4%s
2
84%
65
'
102% 102%
—
1973—May-Nou
May-Nou
1976
f
*
—•—
1974—_.
3%s
4%s
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Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
debs 1987_Jan-juZy
gold 4s 1996—April-Oct
Ry first
general
4yas
ref
*84 %•
1
87
87
*•••
■
Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1980—
80
65 %
26%
58
60 %
82
59%
--
28
27%
87%
55%
82
64 %
27
April-Oct
series
7
—
Jan-July
1982
85%'
66
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
Refunding mtge 4%s series J 1991
4y8s
60
*63
mtge 3y8s series E 1978
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981
mtge
.
•
—
*65%
2019—tfan-July
Refunding
Rfeunding
58 Va
*791%
Jan-July
2004
A
series
series
—
86
58'/s
1993__Apnl-Oct
Jan-July
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994
&
85
June-Dec
General 5s
♦841/2
1977
Term
1st
86%
June-Dec
Philadelphia
A 2007
•
N
53
RR—
ser
84%
*
series E 1984
Jan-tfuZy
General mortgage 3VsS series F 1985
Jan-July
• Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
April
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D 1980——Mar-Sept
58
55%
series
series
31
tfune-Dec
General
55%
May-Nov
4%s
4s
West
85%
85
i.sGeneral mortgage'4%s
72%
43%
*'=\
&
1
72%
Jan-July
May-Nov
Lack
Y
85 »/4
1993_.
General
69%
67%
*84%
— —
Jan-July
General mtge conv inc 4y2s ser A 2022
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4y4s A '73_Jan-July
N
91
85%
April-Oct
Pennsylvania' Power & Light 3s 1975__i
Pennsylvania RR—
;
'
General 4y2s series A
1965_—1
——June-Dec
'
series
4s
88%
1994__.
Pacific
71%
Connecting
Y
Mortgage
47
1992
4%s
69 %
70%
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'
Y
N
89%
GG
3® as
90
1986____*_—_ApriZ-Oct
:
94 Va
88%
HH
3%s
80%
1989
98%
.4%s series
4%s
First
debentures
97
91%
91%
88%
June-Dec
<S? Tel 2%s. debentures
debentures 1986-;--
Pan
income
3
17
11
'
87
4y2s
97
92%
56%
1——Jan-July
86%
F
116%
91%
June-Dec
—
3
65
.
*86V2
series
1978___
CC
EE
3%s
93%
63
95
111
34
Q1
June-Dec
3%s
72%
93%
97
.June-Dec
—June-Dec
2%s
66%
701/4
York Chicago & St Louis—
-~
Refunding mortgage 3!/4s ser E 1980—__June-Dec
3s
118
93%
53
91%
91%
June-Dec
.__—___June-Dec
1989
DD
Pacific
e
167
71
gold 3J/2s 1998—Feb-Aug
Collateral gold 3V2s '98__Feb-Aug
mortgage
-—June-Dec
'
1986
BB
series
4%s
New
,
118
113
95
112% 114 y4
4%s series
7
RR—
1997
105
117y4
*94
112%
June-Dec
.
4 %s series
82%
65%
collateral
Cent
82
ApriZ-Oct
River
3%s
116
113%
•
.
April-Oct
1980
6s
Hudson
mortgage
95
103
116
—June-Dec
3%s series
89
April-Oct
2013
86%
95
June-Dec
85 %
61
84%
159
—June-Dec
series
2%s series
*90
GOVs
85%
*—
_______tfune-Dec
*68
60%
86%
115% 117%
———June-Dec
1982_.
102%
82
84%
*86%
84%
------June-Dec
Q
105
83%
Feb-Aug
2013:
C
91
85 y4
June-Dec
R
3s
1041/4
88%
Feb-Aug
series
-88
88 Vi
116%
June-Dec
96%
98%
__
__
*82
May-Nou
Refunding & impt 4V2s series A
Refunding &
77
*84 %
June-Dec
2%s series
87%
95 Vs
:
*102 '/4
-w.
861/4
5
—
104% 105
——
1974
89%
89V2
*103i/e
—-"
L
103i/4
95%
$■
—
series
103%
4
87 Va
—w
Mar-Sept
1998
A
1341/4
75
88
June-Dec
3%s series
Co—
RR
1
*85
June-Dec
1971
92
.
89 V2
mmmt
1970—;
K
95%
3
102%
J
92%
91%
series
2%s series
108%
93%
91%
Jan-July
1977
120%
94
75%
83
•
ti
series
103
104
91
102 s/8 103i/4
-
mmmm
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
New
75%
June-Dec
1966
4%s series
1982—
3s
123 % 127
104
issues
I
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
101%
*80 y4
April-Oct
mortgage
refunding
5s
New
127
1988—June-Dec
3s
108%
91%
1-
*__
——
.
83%
*80
Mar-Sept
debs
3s
104%
101%
6
»
16
*94V2
:mtmi:
••
83%
*102
1982—May-Nov
conv
3s
70
177%
IO31/2
101% 101%
*91
May-Nou
1977
107i/4
105% 106
:.
104
100%
*83%
.
3s
88
70
101%
May-Nou
June-Dec
1980
1495/8
106
1974_April-Oct
May-Nov
1982
1st
335
*103% 105
1983—May-Nov
debs
f
s
Steel Corp 1st 3V8S
mortgage 3%s 1986
1st mortgage 4%s 1989__
National Tea
Co
3%s
conv
National
77%
77
106
June-Dec
——
1976—-
16
177%
166
National
3yas
104y4
103%
*
85
88
*72
—
177%
f debs 198&_June-Dec
s
104
*104
97%
77%
85
87%
86%
86%
Mar-Sepf
85
100
94
*103
1975
3%s series
1980
94
98%
43%
74%
75 %
First
conv
94
86%
85
100
Co—
3s
5 Vis
83
86%
86%
*97
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Mar-Nov
Paper Co 4%s conv 1978
Pacific
Corporation
83%
*86
*83%
106
5
38
Electric
subord
conv
Owens-Illinois
104%
89
37
74%
1974__
3s
2%s
1975
2%s
1980
&
Mathieson
104%
N
NAFI
*80%
Feb-Aug
mortgage
3s
1979______.
mortgage 2 Vis 1980—
mortgage 3%s 1982—
4
*85%
37%
May-Nov
April-Oct
Gas
103 Vb
104 %
104% 105
June-Dec
Essex first gtd 3Vis
&
80
mortgage
mortgage
103 y2
"104
,
3 Vis
first
mortgage
1st
1st
76%
65%
6;C"/4
66
*61%
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Morris
85%
Feb-Aug
—June-Dec
May-Nov
1st
—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3y4s 1985
June-Dec
1st mortgage 3%s 1988——______tfune-Dec
1st mortgage 4 y2s 1987
Jan-July
84%
77
86
80%
'
Mountain
86%
85%
1996
mortgage
First
71%
Mar-Sept
• Monongahela
Ry 3 Vis series B 1966
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
43/4s
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
5 Vis
subrod
debentures 1981
Feb-Aug
85
o
91%
81
2020—_
86
High
79
9
79
90
22%
23%
1 2030—__
*84 %
*84
64%
90
debentures Jan 1 2045
income
83
Low
94%
57
65*%
•
2%s
debentures
1st
•
86
1974—Feb-Aug
59
52
95%
63 y4
*93%
63
3]As
RR Co—
mortgage 4%s series B Jan 1 1990
1st mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income 43/4s
series A Jan 1
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
89 Vs
63%
1st
Range Since
Sold
*83
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
Oklahoma
Missouri
Bonds
Co—
Power
first
mortgage
1st
102%
82
*86
Friday's
High
1975
April-Oct
1978
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 2%s
1979
Feb-Aug
First mortgage 3y4s
1982—
June-Dec
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4y4s 1986
—Mar-Sept
First
mortgage es
1988_—___——Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990——
______June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s
1991——
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992———_———tfune-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
-April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979_——
_Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987----—-------June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984
June-Dec
88
83%
100%
—
101 Vi
101
101
1991
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979--Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 2%s 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
37/es sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
or
Bid & Asked
3s
States
(Minnesota.)
83%
debentures
4%s
204
87%
*86
Sale Price
Low
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s
conv
subord debs 1975—
_
ApriZ-Oct
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nou
1st
mortgage
2%s 1980—
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3 VsS 1988
April-Oct
Last
Period
Exchange
High
116
No.
New York Stock
1,1963
Week's Range
Interest
BONDS
Range Sine*
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Northern Pacific Ry prior
General
lien
3s
Jan
1
lien 4s
Coll
trust
For
4s
1984
footnotes,
1997
ser
3%s
sink
series
Pipe
Electric
89%
89%
91
~9
87%
91
Quar-Feb
A
61%
61%
62
42
59%
62%
1st
96
mortgage
93
96
42
93
98
1st
mortgage
94
94%
8
94
96
2047___Jan-July
Aprli^Ocf
see page
31.
1st
mortgage
Procter
&
Line 2%s 1970
_Mar-Sept
debentures 1986——_—ApriZ-Oct
fund
Quar-Jan
2047_
Refunding & Improve, 4%s
104
Power
3%s
—
*88
Co—
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
3%s 1977
3s 1983
2%s 1984—
Gamble
*88 Va
debs
1981
Mar-SepZ
83%
"76
97
97
83 Va
96%
98
Number 6257
197
Volume
.
.
.
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•
1
31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended April 19)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
Low
3s
96',8
refunding mortgage 3'As 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and
36
967A
5
170
170
92
1972—;
refunding mortgage 3'As
3'As
debentures
1975—
4%s
debentures
—
92
8 4'A
86'A
92 'A
10
103 7
*101
87'A
&
Pacific
General
Texas
92%
92'A
105
102'A
a
and
first
gold
refund
M
Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
New
ser
*98%
—Jan-July
1964
4%s
1973
April-Oct
—
1975
debs 1983—ApriZ-Oct
Gas
conv
101'A
89'A
"91
*85%
*
—
91%
85
debentures
3%s
mtge
&
mtge
3'As
Union
Oil
4%is
85%
136'A
of
coll
Missouri
Co
tr
3%s
Second
St
—
*94
94%
Union Tank
94%
108% 109'A
49
38
102
95%
110%
106
104'A 105
104 34
2%s
6s
5s
f
s
United
105'A
-
RR
—----~~~.April-Oct
Louis-Southwestern
First
4s
Second
79'A
St
Paul
Duluth
&
Car
4'As
Lines
Paul
Union
RR
1st
Biscuit
Co
Line
RR
—
Gas
2%s debs
—
June-Dec
debs
f
L36
1972_:
;
subordinated debentures
4%s
debentures
Roebuck
Sears
1982_.
&
Oil
2'As
Oil
Skelly
1983_Feb-Aug
debs
f
s
4% s
conv
debentures
Socony-Vacuum
& North Alabama
South
94'A
85%
94'/a
3
94%
3s
Bell
87%
94%
91
475
2%s
debentures
*87'A
*
atw
—-
*86'A
--
1
2%s
America
& coll
fund
mtge
4'As
trust
5s
1973
conv
2%s
States
96'A
Vanadium
3'As
--
Vendo
—
103%
4'As
105
106%
Virginia
104'A
105'A
,
*105% 106%
—
•
—
■
78'A
78
17
80
90%
-~7
104'A
105%
89'A
89'A
7
89'A
90'A
374
100%
—
99'A
99'A
99'A
10
102 'A
-86
100
108
83%
83'A
5
83
85
99
*—
100'A
100'A
sis
19
82%
1
78'A
~
lOO'/a-
—
232
65
162
—
—
'
4s
fund
debentures
3%s
debs
23As
•99%
101%
103'A
102
102 %
169
~5
94%
7
*92'A
1983_
97%
54
96
*86%
88
86%
86%
—
—
*62'A
.
1
76
76
•
76
74
62%
61
— ■-
—
102%
8
105'A .106
107
105
*105% 107
105%
108
•
*97'A
100
*84
13
*86
77
104'A
100
2
78
100
May-Nov
.
4'As
3'As
(Indiana)
Oil
Co
conv
1982
April-Oct
debentures
1974
(Ohio)
37As
23As
4'As 1982
debentures
1971—May-Nov
—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debs
Oil
Sunray
27As
Corp
Swift
&
27As
Co
43As
25As
debentures
debentures
debentures
Symington
conv
1966
1971
1972
1973
Wayne
debs
1982
101
103%
102% 103'A
75
102'A
88%
10
87%
102%
88
88
88%
*87'A
—
99'A
,
23
101
99'A
2
100
99'A
90%
104%
101%
103 'A
6
99'A
101%
16
101%
103'A
Electric
&
Power
(James)
Inc—
notes
1979
June-Dec
5s, capital conv notes
1979
5 'A % senior note£ 1980—
Tandy
Corp
Terminal
RR
Refund
and
Refund
and
6'As
Assr.
debs
of
1
104% 104'A
■
*104'A 106
■
101%
152
149
106
104%
104%
105 %
101%
105
132
-'.V
152
'
32
101% 103 %
May-Nov
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
12.1
152
93%
*93%
103
40
97'A
96
96%
86%
85
88'A
*86'A
93%
98%
96
102'A
64
102 'A 103
June-Dec
Mar-Sepf
*85%
78'A
104%
90
86
93
18
79%
78
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1979_——June-Dec
1980
Mar-Sept
1981
June-Dec
1982
_April-Oct
*—
mtge 2%s
mtge 3s series F 1978_.
series E
•
77
•••
.
&
ref
mtge
3%s
series,I
&
ref
mtge 3'As
series J
82
General
1983
—:—Mar-Sept
1995
—May-Nov
mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
_May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008
Feb-Aug
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage
Ry
lien
*
%
86
86
88 »A
8 7'A
89%
86%
87%
86'A
*87
*86
*91%
4'As
series
3s
114
,
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003—Jan-July
Virginian
103
10
105
87'A
1975
—
77%
77 'A
77'A
B
78%
92
*90
and ref
*91%
90%
90%
—
91%
91%
120
120
120
7
117%
120%
94
92
95
48
90 %
96%
78%
80
79
79%
90
90'A
w
RR
Co—
April
April
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967-,-Jan-tfuZy
General
mortgage 3s
1979—
———May-Nov
West
Penn
Electric 3'As
1974_—
May-ZVou
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966——Ja?i-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—
—Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
———————Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s sei' A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct
5'As
debentures
1982——A
Jan-July
mtge
income
4s
A.Jan
series
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971
1978
St
89'A
96%
94'A
38
44
100%
99
>.
100
100
101'A
99'A
8
9J
93
*91%
2
—
—
98%
95
98%
98%
97%
96
89%
li*
117'A 124
338
105'A 105'A
92
92
April-Oct
80
731/4
82
87%
33'A
40%
—
97%
97%
74
7
16
12
.
90'A
40%
'—4
—
99
15
97 'A
92
92
39
98%
98
100
1
85
*79%
—
■
*91
99
98
98%
58%
58%
59
96%
97
80
100
95%
98%
80
80'A
11
101
57'A
2
•
•
57'A
11
80
80
61
16
12
60
58%
98
*71
3%s
3'As
series A
1984—
Teleg Co
61
101
1975
debentures
convertible
"
93
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
Wilson & Co. 4'As sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin
Central
RR
•
mortgage
_2
99'A
107'A
88%
..
99
21
99%
4s
Gen mtge 4'As inc
107%
90
'
"
99%
100%
104%
.
5
90
90
*77
•
97%
—.
99%
99%
99%
12
98%
99%
91"%
92
93
31
88'A
93
86%
*97%
—
86%
97%
*86%
--
Co—
series A 2004—.—-tfan-July
series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976——June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
—Jan-July
First
89%
91'A
109
!•'.
99
71%
17
65%
71%
68%
70
81
57
70
*84'A
85
70
70
70
83%
*81
84 %
—
*92%
.
92%
—4
93'A
92
91'A
124
Lt
Elec
Deferred
105%
105%
included
144%
169
not
1
104'A
105'A
5
91%
94'A
84
84
1
82'A
87
79'A'
79'A
■1
79'A
80
"
May-ZVou
__
99'A
5'As debs
&
Power
in
2%s
delivery
1976
*
n
spllillff
102
103'A
flat.
102%
lot sale not
r Cash sale
y Ex-coupon.
by maturity.
'
being in bankruptcy, receivership, or
Act, or securities assumed by Guch companies.
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
Bnnrts
*79
*102
d Ex-interest, e Odd
Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's range,
the year's range,
§ Negotiability impaired
t Companies reported as
a
Jan-July
April-Oct
sale not included in the year's range,
the year's range,
included in
the Bankruptcy
l_Jan-July
*86
*102
debentures
Union
31
—
144% 145%
June-Dec
-Jan-July
*36%
1981-Jan-July
May
Pacific RR Co
income
a
*105%
145
79
93
Louis—
impt 4s series C 2019
27As series D 1985_
impt
—June-Dec
1981
1991
1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—I—Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970-,—
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967
Jan-July
5s
Western
•
senior
;
20
Co—
ref
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990—
5'As
«««.
103
ref
Yonkers
Talcott
—
101% 101%
;
'
Mar-Sept
&
1st
89
98'A
—
3
98'A
123
103'A
88
7
*95
—
°
88
100%
96'A
105
103%
15.
88
100%
*97%
--
Jan-July
ApriZ-Oct
123 '/a
110
120
Jan-July
May-ZVou
Jan-July
May-ZVou
84%
Corp—
subord
— -
101%
100
101% 102 7/8
1980
1st
81
84%
104% 105
—__Mar-Sept
Sunra,y DX Oil 4'As debs 1987—_—
May-Nov
Superior Oil Co 33As debs 1981
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s
184
122'A
•
121
—Jan-July
1973
77
/-
86%
102%
Camp Inc—
subord debs 1982—
conv
4
100
*91%
97
——
—
'
105
April-Oct
1983—
Chemical
"
__
100
imwm
94'A
100% 101'A
1976
&
Wabash
102
97
97
May-ZVou
Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984_—June-Dec
debentures 1983.
——April-Oct
Oil of California 4%s 1983—
Jan-July
Stokely-Van
97
96%
94'A
162
83
April-Oct
1977
1985
Standard
Stauffer
90%
96
96%
—
_ApriZ-Oct
1986
debentures
subord
conv
Western
Standard
93
89%
—
—
101%
1969
debentures
subord
63%
150
Co-
Tell
(N J)
131
93
—
„
*90
_Jnne-Dec
1983
debs
238
-
59
;
5
100'A 101%
-
102%
—.—
.
Northeastern RR
Oil
106
119
79%
79%
'
162
:
.
debentures
104
80 'A
—
*63
—
^Mar-Sept
1977
27/8s series E 1986—'_—Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
—Jan-July
Frist mortgage 5'As
series H 1983—April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—Jan-dwZy
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988_
Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996——
Jan-July
2%s
5
110
86%
*233
mortgage
Standard
106
131
*94%
102 7A
99%.
1st mtge 3%s ser A '75_June-Dec
Oil
106
Jan-July
—
1st & ref mtge 2%s series G
1st & ref mtge 2%s series H
92'A
104'A
*92'A
A..; -fAA-'A A/
Lines)' A
.
debentures
100%
130
~
130
Mav-ZVou
1976—
1967-.
1st
80
104 Va
1970—
Term
4'As
99%
*100%;
May-ZVou
1st
42
105'A
105
105%
May-Nov
—May-Nov
Standard
71
69%
Co—
101
*79%
1981
5'As
86%
16
71
Co—
1969_.
Spiegel
119'/a
84%
—
Edison
4'As
3'As. debentures
105%
114%
100%
.
1981
debentures
subord
conv
15
79
debentures
Bell
104%
,
Corp of America—
conv
101% 102 %
79
4'As
Orl &
—
*90%
Mar-Sept
1978
1978
1980
debentures
Steel
sinking
104
Jan -July
1985
Pacific RR
2
249
117% 119
Freight Co—
2%s
debentures
United
91
Mar-Sept
1977
4'As
debentures
subord
Rubber
88'A
89%
•
— —
"104% 104%
104%
118'/a
April-Oct
sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982___
United States
S
trust
coll
fund
1972
debentures
mtge & coll trust 5s
1st
*91
83
87
1
Feb-Aug
i
3%s 1975
debentures
mtge.& coll
5'As
U
trust
trust
fund
&
87
May-ZVou
April-Oct
mtge
sink
87
'
Jan-July
1972
sinking
—.
1966—ApriZ-Oct
1971
sink
94%
83
Jan-July
3'As
102%
83%
Gold
New
85'A
94%
„
70%
1970
3%s
34
82%
Gold
Southwestern
84%
Mar-Sept
coll
Gen
First
95'A
.13
1991_Mar-Sept
.
coll trust
103% 103%
103%
Telegraph -Co—
_■
——Jan-July
Feb-Aug
&
(Oregon
Southern
93%
85%
85'A
*94'A
87'A
95%
__
--
101
4'As
San Fran
80'A
*93
Feb-Aug
&
4'As
:—.— ..—June-Dec
1963;
—April-Oct
Southern Pacific Co—
First
88%
70'A
106
102'A
--
101'A
1979
1987—
California
convertible
87
80'A
A 87 %
■
104% 104%
*96%
—Jan-July
Southern
Indiana
Ry/.2%s-4?As 1994_—^dan-July
Southern Natural Gas Co 4'As conv 1973-June-Dec
3'As
104
194
—
79%
$an-July
1979
2 %s, debentures
Southern
6
15
79%
136%
h-* to O £
—
102'A
RR 5s
Telepnone
debentures
105
104
*86'A
,
Southern
117
88'A
K
June-Dec
&
4'As
136%
debs 1986—_ June-Dec
1965—————Jan-july
1976
2'As
Oil
80'A
101% 102'A
Marchant—5'As"
Smith-Corona
92%
*80 'A
Jan-July
—
—_
4%s
Co
Corp
80
112
77'A
Feb-Aug
1985
mtge
1st
80'A
*100
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979——Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982
April-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs 1986—
i
Feb-Aug
Shell Union Oil 2'As debentures 1971— ApriZ-OCt
Sinclair
81
89
—
132
—
.—A——Feb-Aug
1977
—May-Nov
4%s .' debentures
5s
80
26
88'A
1973—ApriZ-Oct
mtge
4%s
79
Corp—
Acceptance
Roebuck
Sears
80'%
Co—
3s series B 1980
debentures 1977?
f
1976
1986
debs
2%s
1st
84%
97%
94%
mortgage
s
73%
69'A
__
*94
■
—
May-Nov
fc—Mar-Sept
Seaboard Finance Co
5'As ,debs
1980'i;—Jan-July
Seagram (Jos E) & Sons 2'As 1966———June-Dec
3s
debentures 1974_^
^June-Dec
1st
70
__
104
1970_tfjme-Dec
1991
1977
Corp
1st
80%
80'A
*87%
1989—May-ZVou
Paper 3s conv debentures 1971
Mar<-Sept
Scovill Manufacturing 43As debs 1982——_Jan-July
3%s
14
80'A
79
May-Nov
debentures
s
of
debentures
3%s
80%
84 l/4
—
64
78%
•
*91%
—•
April-Oct
Depot
Air
87
78
1968—June-Dec
4s
cons
Scott
Seaboard
98%
Inc
subord
conv
4%s
71'A
76%
27
76%
„
May-ZVou
1989
3'As B 1971
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s
St
64%
76
79%
79
75 3A
.
certificates NOV 1989_Jan-July
bond
inc
70%
Ry—
certificates
bond
4s
72
92%
June-Dec
1st
90'A
62%
*74'/a
—
1997
Jan-July
• Second mtge
inc 4'As ser A Jan 2002
May
1st mtge 4s series
B 1980_—-—i:—Mar-Sept
• 5s
income deb's series A Jan 2006—Mar-Nov
Bt
90%
70'A
88'A
-June-Dec
debs
2%s
debentures
Air
4%s
Co—
Ry
series A
4s
90%
1.
68%.
68'A
68 »A
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
1990
Francisco
mortgage
1971—May-Nov
1975_ApriZ-Oct
1980
1st
*90'A
Mar-Sept
1971
series A
3s
Adirond'k 1st
gold
Louis-San
1st
88
5
112'A 113%
.May-Nov
1st
&
3
72
*80%
ApriZ-Oci
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
100'A
.
Power
89
—
80
113%
1978_Juue-Dec
1986
subord
conv
United
Lawrence
80'A
Jan-July
trust 2%s
of California
Pacific
3%s
Saguenay
89
72
Feb-Aug
1982—
debentures
4'As
Union
United
St
99%
1974—June-Dec
1968—
1st
102%
122
351
129'A 136'A
129'A
1977—
D
20
Co
mortgage and coll
1st
52
45
Corp
Electric
&
Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3 'As series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5'As
conv
debs
1977
tfan-July
Royal McBee 6'As conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
serial
48
101'A 101%
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Manufacturing 37/as debs
Rheem
52'
5T'A
51'A
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs- 1985——Mar-Sept
4'/as
94%
98 »A
-ig: u
Electric
First
3s
Rochester
92
40
98%
98%
99'A
R
Corp
High
25
99'A
*99%
1985—Jan-July
Oil Co 3'As
1986
Trans World Airlines 6'As inc debs
Union
Oil
Low
92%
98%
Pacific—
Orleans
,V,...
Richfield
No.
q
debentures
Oats 2%s
Range Since
Jan.1, 1963
Sold
High
92
tiune-Dec
E
Bonds
92
1970—ApriZ-Oct
C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5'As
debentures
1986•
Quaker
Friday's
98%
B
2000
5s
37As
May-Nov
-May-Nov
Tidewater
vr--
or
Bid & Asked
94'A
86'A
5
92 'A
86 'A
Texas
85
93%
*93 34
—April-Oef
——Mar-Sept
1977—.
90'A
*83%
June-Dec
1983-April-Ocf
debentures
3%s
First and
Sale Price
1983
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3'As series
First and refund M 3%s series
108'A
170
170
*90
mortgage
refunding
and
Texas
97
95%
*108'A
8s 2037—rjune-Dec
and
First
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
99 7A
99'A
108
refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
First
Last
Period
Low
Texas
9934
Week's Range
Interest
High
jliow
99'A
99-v
—May-Nov
1963—
debentures
No.
High
BONDS
New York Stock Exchange
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Sold
Co—
& Gas
Electric
Service
Public
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
.
..
.
c
..
—
_f
reorganized under Section 77 oi
,
during current wau£.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
of the transactions
Monday, April 15,
April 19. It is compiled by the report of the American
following extensive list we furnish a complete report
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
In the
l0n
the
entog Friday,
and
Stock
itself
Exchange
stock
intended
is
and
for Week
Sale Price
Mfg Corp
Acme-Hamilton
1 V\
1%
iy4
21/4
Class
A
i
Products
common
Precision
Acme
Wire
Co
—
Plastics
Admiral
Aero-Flow
Inc
Corp
,
Dynamics Inc
Aerojet-General
2%
2%
31/a
3.800
2%
Apr
41/2
3%
A
1,400
2 7/8
Jan
4% Mar
9>/4
91/4
57/a
9%
700
91/4
Apr
5%
5,600
47/s Mar
7
1.500
2%
Apr
3V4
Jan
10,000
451/2
Jan
65%
Apr
2%
61%
62
.
11%
—1
3%
3'/«
3%
4,800
Aerosol
10c
12 V*
11'/a
12%
5.400
I01/4
Jan
5.600
37/a
Apr
3%
4
1
4
for Week
Shares
Par
Jan
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
Birdsboro
Class
Feb
Low
1
Inc
(The)
1
Corp
25
4
24'/4
/
Industries
Building
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
8'/a
2-8
800
7
High
91/4
Jan
21/8
Feb
2%
Apr
450
25
Mar
1.500
241/4
Apr
281/2
Jan
3%
41/a
2,500
31/2
Jan
4% Mar
li/4
3
A
■
High
7%
21/2
~i
—*
Blauner's—
Bloomfield
1%
2.200
%
Feb
1%
Jan
Inc—
10c
_v_
7%
71/2
7%
3.400
7%
Industries 'Inc___
l
8%
8%
8%
900
81/2
Apr
10
Mar
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
i
7 Ve
7
71/8
1.400
6%
Feb
8
Jan
Bloomfield
Bohack
(HC)
51/2%
12% Mar
41/2
Frocks
Co
prior
common
Co
—•
:
20%
Inc
82 %
213/8
82'%
1,300
82 »/4
5%
51%
5%
6,100
153/3
151%
200
1%
4.700
900
193/4
800
161/2
15»/a
151/B
15i/2
600
15
Jan
Bowling Corp
91
921/4
200
897/a
Apr
Jan
171/2
91%
931/2
Feb
Brad
16%
161/4
17i/2
13,300
121/4
Jan
171/2
Apr
Brandywine Raceway
77 %
72
771/2
150
621/4 Mar
771/2
1,100
51/2
Feb
110
20
Apr
241/2
811/2
Jan
90
5% Mar
13
Jan
Jan
Jan
71/4
Jan
Jan
16
1V4
Jan
2
1%
Jan
2'A Mar
Jan
Apr
4%
81/2
Jan
1
^
Jan
100
;
Inc
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common
10
5%
preferred
-100
Alaska Airlines Inc
1
.
1.50
preferred
Borne Chemical
Bourjois
Corp of America—
Airport Parking
Jan
41/4 Jan
31/8 Mar
Aeronca
Manufacturing Co
Techniques Inc
Aid Investment & Discount Inc—
Sales
Range
of Prices
Berkshire
Jan
2%
65%
5%
—1
Corp_
Jan
3%
25c
1
!0
10c
—1
_
2% Mar
1% Jan
Jan
13
1.300
2.600
Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme
Acme
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Low
2%
21/4
2%
1
10c
Petroleum Corp class A
Aberdeen
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Shares
High
Low
Par
Friday
American Stock Exchange
Sales
Range
of Prices
security whether
the current year.
Range for Week Ending April 19.
"
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
every
STOCKS
Friday
stocks
include
to
bond in which any dealings have occurred during
or
CiHSS
A
—
——
rrr.-^-r
«.
4.20%
Power
Alabama
41/8
4i/8
31/4
Jan
Foote
America
of
Works
Gear
10c
Assn
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
Corp
Brillo
4%
4%
51/4
2,000
1
21/4
2i/a
21/2
12.400
1
£1V4
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common__l
5Vz% convertible preferred—-—-10
6%
All-State
Properties Inc
56
ord—•
3%
6.600
21/2
Jan
8%
8%
9%
4.300
814
Apr
10 3 8
231/4
241%
1.200
20%
Jan
251/4 Mar
Co
♦
26 '/a
253/4
26%
5,100
25%
Apr
2814
Jan
10s
97/3
9%
9%
300
8%
Jan
9%
Apr
9%
9%
530
8%
Jan
10
18%
181/2
18%
4,300
18%
Feb
21%
Oil
5%
Jan
British
American
Control Co
71/2
7.600
6%
5%
61/2
Apr
100
7%
Jan
9%
Allied
Paper
Unlimited
Alloys
Almar
Alsco
Corp
Inc
Rainwear
Corp
2% Mar
3%
Jan
Mar
9%
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
3,306
91/4
91/4
81/8
8%
7%
800
9%
9
100
97/s
dep rets ord
Amer
bearer
,
dep rets ord registered
British
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
10s
Power
*
dep "rets ord registered
Oil
Corp
American
Beverage Corp__
Book
Book-Stratford
Press
Business Systems
Electronics
Inc
Lmerican
American
Class B
Apr
6i/a
Jan
4%
iy4 Mar
841/4 Apr
2%
8
1.800
51/2
800
51/4
li/4
84%
1%
10.900
85
900
5%
6
5.900
51/4
Jan
6%
Feb
4%
51/4.
2,100
3%
Jan
6V4
Jan
5
£1
6i/a
Israeli
Paper
JA Mar
Jan
6%
4
Mar
5%
Jan
Buell
5%
Jan
91/8
Mar
3%
Jan
Jan
2%
Feb
71/4
7%
3
3
31/4
7,900
3
21/z
21/2
2%
6,400
11/4
serial
Bunker
Hill
Burnell &
21/2
Jan
31/4 Mar
2%
Jan
3V2
Jan
Butler's
421/2
421/2
200
Jan
42V2
Apr
BVD
79,400
Jan
7%
4%
51/8
2.300
5%
141/a
6,000
"12%
Jan
2,700
41/4
Jan
141/a
5
4%
4%
preferred
Jan
27%
Apr
26%
251%
27%
2.400
221/2
Jan
27'/8
Apr
7%
77/8
700
7%
Jan
8
Apr
93/4
9
9%
13.900
9
Apr
11%
Feb
3Vz
Jan
.5%
Feb
5%
5%
~6%
10,700
4%
Jan
8%
Jan
15%
15V2
16%
7,300
131/4
Jan
161/s
Apr
10%
10Va
10%
1.10O
lO'/a
Jar
10%
Feb
4%
4%
4% Mar
6%
Jan
3%
Jan
2.50
123/4
12%
3s 6d
%
'/a
25c
33/8
700
5
3.400
81/2
Jan
13%
Apr
8,100
13%
%
Jan
i°a
Jan
3%
3%
600
3%
Jan
6%
700
6
Apr
Apr
4%
6%
6%
Apr
1
6%
6%
6%
2.300
6%
Apr
9%
Jan
1
17%
16%
18
12,200
16 Vs
Apr
19%
Jan
•
20'%
19%
20%
1
28'/4
27%
29Va
66
70
54
3.500
24.800
500
18%
22%
63%
52
54
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
10
Mar
121/4
3J/a Jan
4% Feb
4i5B
Jan
5%
Jan
4% Mar
2
Thread
5%
22%
141/2 Mar
4%
4%
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
American
•
600
7& Apr
Feb
13%
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10o
American
~7
1
27%
Feb
American
__12.50
Company
rets ord shares
inc
7 '/a
Petrofina
A
Feb
271/4
1
Inc
Shoe
Manufacturing
Co
Co
800
American
class
13
*
Inc
(The)
4,300
American
Inc
Jan >
Burma Mines Ltd—
2%
MARC Inc
2%
Apr
66%C
preferred
2%
2%
American
50o
Jan
2%
lO'/a
1
class B
Industries
2%
£1
^
6%
1,600
7-ft
Jan
Mills Ltd—
shares
American
90.100
33,000
10
Co Inc__
American dep
American
fr,
27/s
12%
50c
(EL)
Common
44
71/4
52
Jan
50
700
400
25o
7
2%
11%
30c
;
F
4%
1
American-Internatl Aluminum
S
481/4
•
Inc
71/4
2%
12%
27V2
10
Bruck Mills Ltd
B
Jan
30c
com
preferred
Bruce
41/2
4%
common
A
Company
Budget Finance Plan—
4% Mar
200
5
Feb
89
471/2
Inc___1
Mar
Jan
71/2
._1
Co
Jan
51/4
20
American
Feb
10
5
—1
American
14%
5%
1
Inc
Industries
Amco
Apr
Jan
1%
85
Jan
25c
—
9%
7%
5%
pfd-100
America $3.75
Co of
Aluminum
Ambassador
41/4 Mar
Ltd—
Co
Brown Company
Brown Forman Distillers cl
3,700
10
8
1
Inc
31/2
Apr
3
Amer
Jan
6,400
Apr
Jan
9%
6%
91/2
8i/s
50o
3
10c
1
Inc
3%
Tobacco—
Jan
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Allied
Jan
24 V4
American
27/a
~2%
Jan
20
1
3
Jan
Mar
19i/B
1
British
61/8
7
Rubber class A
Tire &
4 %
2
19%
2
Co
Manufacturing
Feb
91/2
7i/2
Alleghany Corp
"warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alliance
641/2
Jan
>1%
2
1
Breeze
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs__
All American Engineering Co
10c
1%
20c
Inc
6
36
41/4
37/8 Mar
Burroughs
Co
(J
P)
&
Inc
Son
1
new
Corp
-
Anchor
Post Products
2
12%
121/4
12%
600
11%
Jan
13
Feb
Andrea
Radio
1
13
12%
13
600
12%
Jan
16%
Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
4
3%
4
34.700
3
Jan
4
Apr
Calgary & Edmonton
11
10y4
11
1.100
10
Mar
12
Jan
California
Apr
26
Jan
Ansul
Corp
Chemical
Co
__i
231/4
22%
231/4
200
__1
4%
4%
4%
3.400
2%
Jan
41/2
Apr
5
8%
8
8%
1.900
7% Mar
9%
Jan
100
97%
97%
___5Qo
Anthony Podls Inc
;
Industries Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Apollo
20 Vz
7%
.7%
i
pfd
590
96%
71/4
101
Jan
8.700
99
Apr
Jan
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
Power &
Armour
&
Electronics
Arrow
2.50
32%
pfd_100
Light 4.72%
102%
Associated
Electric
American
Associated
Associated
Inc
Stores
Laundries
Oil &
£1
Inc
of
Associated
800
1%. Feb
2%
Jan
6,800
% Mar
iy4
Feb
4%
1.900
4%
Feb
3%
1.300
__
Bread
lO'/u
4iV,
56 V2
150
800
10%
5.900
Feb
Apr
70
Apr
54
Apr
60'A Mar
Jan
Cement
$1.30
11,900
4'%
—
—
—
—
—
361/2
.
*
Co Ltd common
preferred
3%
-—
*
Ltd
Co
36%
800
27% Jan
36%
Apr
3i"«
3%
43,3oJ
3'% Mar
4%
Jan
6%
67/8
1
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63/a
83/8
400
7,400
4,000
6.400
2,500
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1? Feb
8'/4
Jan
lVa
Jan
%
6y8
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31
5A
8%
8%
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—
—
20
Canada Southern Petroleums
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3%
•
16%c
6%
10c
7/8
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
5 A Mar
Canadian
2%
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America
1
Testing Labs
Gas Co
Inc
Canada
1.800
2'A
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4%
4%
53%
551/4
10'A
10c
4
Canada
3i/a
•
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Jan
<
—
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22%
29%
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
Feb
103
29%
2
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Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd-—1
Campbell Machines Inc
—1
Jan
24Vi Mar
30
50
50
50
Jan
34% Mar
Jan
common
Jan
31/4
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd
Industries—
Associated
Astrex
loo'/?
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deposit rets regis
Food
28%
100
28
1
Corp Ltd
Baby Services
29.300
31%
28
Inc
Oil
Asamera
Associated
32%
102% 1021%
13 ys
%
"warrants"
Co
8%
Corp Ltd
Power
preferred
$2.50 preferred
6 %
preferred
Class
Argus Inc
Electric
$3.00
2
2%
5'/a
51/2
25.100
6
6%
1% Mar
5.000
5%
6
lc
10c
4.900
41/4
Feb
2i/s Mar
Canadian
Husky
Oil Ltd
Mar
8Va
Canadian
Industrial
Jan
Canadian
Javelin
Mar
6
Jah
5% Mar
Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd
1
Vic
7%
6%
7%
3.500
6% Jan
8
2%
2'A
2%
1,600
900
2 Va Mar
3
7%
9
Ltd
Gas
18
.
6'%
2.50
Marconi
Atco Chemical Industrial Products—10c
Atico Financial Corp
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1
8%
Mar
Mar
Mar
Jan
6%
Jan
91/4
Jan
11%
Apr
—*
11
10%
11V2
29.100
1
Ltd
4
3%
4'/a
4,100
3% Jan
4%
Jan
lOVa
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300
9% Jan
10%
Feb
6 Va
Jan
Jan
33
—
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Line
Co
•
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8
„
•
,
Feb
1.100
62
61%
62
11%
11%
12%
.
55%
Jan
64
Feb
Canadianwide
3.900
10 Va
Jan
14%
Feb
Canadian
partic pfd
Properties Ltdi_
Williston
Atlas
Consolidated
Mining &
Development Corp—
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing Centers
Audio
Devices
Aurora
Inc
—1
Inc
•
;
8%
Capital Cities
Feb
Capital City
7/a
Feb
17%
22.800
Jan
17i/a
16
%
2,500
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Feb
10%
11%
5.800
101/4
Apr
14%
Jan
18 '/a
20%
6.400
13%
Jan
211/2
.
3%
17%
4%
2.400
4%
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5%
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4%
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500
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
7
1.000
57/a
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7
Feb
6,000
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5,400
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17%
4.200
43
43%
700
3
13
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4%
Jan
Jan
17%
Feb
401/2 Mar
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Broadcasting
Carnation
Corp
3
—
1
—1
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—
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class
1
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1
101/4
9
10%
31,600
10
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600
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50c
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Banff
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Banner
Bargain
Barnes
preferred
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•
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4
50c
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lA
7%
81 a Mar
Jan
8
10%
Apr
11% Mar
3.400
Jan
5
13
13%
3.400
10%
4
41/8
3.100
3%
li
8% Mar
Jan
4 i/a Mar
Barry, Wright Corp.—
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;
,
31/2
3%
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1 Va
75 Vz
86%
39.100
%
Feb
380
72 %
Jan
751/2
Apr
85% Jan
871/2
Jan
20%
Apr
Beck. (AS)
Bell
Shoe
Electronic
Corp
Corp
Feb
1%
Bell Telephone of Canada—
Instrument Corp
Belock
Jan
li/s Mar
Chief
23 Ve
Jah
Cinerama
121/4
Jan
10%
Jan
Clark
Benrus
Watch
Co
Berkey Photo Inc
For
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footnotes,
Apr
Jan
Jan
49 y8
5V4
7 7/8
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7'/4
7%
Clarostat
131/2
Jan
25
24
25
500
22%
Jan
25
Apr
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Feb
531/8
Apr
Clopay Corporation
Jan
■5'/4
Apr
Club
1.200
7%
Apr
9%
Jan
Coburn
2.500
6%
Jan
91/4
Jan
6%
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Credit
preferred
Jan
3
Feb
5%
6Va
3.800
51/a
Jan
61/2
Jan
20%
22 Vz
17.600
12'a
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221/2
14%
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15%
73.300
131/2
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17% Mar
22%
10%
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23
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4.500
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3
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3
17,000
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1
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61/4 Mar
..
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.
Products
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1 Va
5%
20%
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Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
4
37.300
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10c
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1.600
7%
10'%
■
Clary Corporation
8%
31/2
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171/4
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11/2 Mar
Jan
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53
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400
1
.
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141/2
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Apr
521/2
11%
25c
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Corp
Corp
Oil
900
61/2
51/4
Apr
11 y4
1
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7.500
400
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8% Mar
7/s Jan
6%
1
-
—
91/8
61/2
53
6% Mar
11%
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C K P Development Ltd
'
Jan
lc
Apr
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8'/2
2
Chicago Rivet & Machine
15%
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—
8%
5
—
2,500
21/8
5% Mar
11
16%
•
Jan
4
5
15»/2
1
Feb
400
161/4
4,400
9
5,900
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1
Apr
Jan
7%
5,900
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1%
171/4'
Apr
40
l t7ff
Jan
%
32
Jan
4%
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1 %
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6 Vz
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16%
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28
4
91/8
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300
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34'/4
1%
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1%
414 Mar
lVa Apr
61/2
Jan
16%
50
3'/« Jan
41/4
Corp
Feb
14% Mar
1
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Jan
Jan
3%
100
.
—1
2%
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Jan
6
2.50
61/2
•
*
-
lO'/a
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..
Corp
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9.800
50c
Bayview Oil Corp
Bearings Inc
7uJ
Mar
of America
Century Geophysical
9,300
800
131/4
110J
Mar
8%
10,400
1,100
13y4
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4
Jan
lo
91/8
9%
800
95
83
600
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1
9'/2
—
%
__
10%
2%
9%
;
32
7%
9%
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1
893/4
19%
2%
1
Candy Corp
Corp
873/4
41/2
14 y8 Mar
Jan
19
20 y4
preferred
Charter Oil .Co
8
231/a
16 »/2 Mar
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1
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convertible
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16% Jan
150
800
86%
pref
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—
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Apr
23y8
18
5%
10.600
5'/«
18
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—1
;
Jan
5 Va
89%
23
■
%
74
86Vz
10c
Co
7%
1
3.50%
10c
Inc
Town USA Inc
Apr
Apr
5
17%
1
of America
Hadley Corp
Century Electric
Bailey
Jan
% Feb
13% Apr
131/4
Central Securities
B
Baker Industries Inc__
200
8.900
3.900
10
Catalin Corp
Central
Central
Collieries
4Va Feb
%
17
5%
21V4
5y4
1
Products Co_:
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Central
Ayshlre
900
4%
3/8
15
Apr
4%
4%
4V4
13%
5'A
__
Apr
Jan
4%
6c
1
Corp——50o
International
Jan
15%
19
—5
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6%
l'/a
.
11%
1
10c
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13.400
1
17%
„
lOc
preferred
87/a
6%
1
Inc
non-cum
8%
■
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—1
Radio Mfg Co Inc
1
Steel Products Inc com—1
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Avien
8%
Plastics
Automatic
Automatic
Avis
Industlres
Canaveral
10 pesos
1
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Canal-Randolph Cprp
10
5.150
6% Mar
4% Mar
7%
6%
Jan
Apr
.11%. Jan
15
12%
Apr
14%
Feb
3
Jan
31/2
Jan
2%
Jan
3
Jan
9'/a Mar.
-201/4 Mar
Mar
12%
Apr
26 Va
Apr
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE «^ange
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Low
Par
Electronics
Cohu
Colonial Sand
Community
3%
1
Co—.
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&
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*
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17 V2
l>/8
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25c
574
5,800
137/a
Jan
18%
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10c
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
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Oil
Shares
57a
Feb
1%
Jan
Par
500
4
Jan
17a
3,300
17a
Jan
8,500
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46
Feb
3/8
Apr
14%
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3,600
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3%
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5,500
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574
Apr
43
9
3.600
27a
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Fairmont
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&
4y8
•
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4%
24%
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2574
3,900
47J,
11,800
4
Consolidated Royalty Oil —;———*
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc—w_10c
9
Chemical
Construction
172
class A—.—1
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Aviation
Continental
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&
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8,700
47a
1,900
5%
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574
5%
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Jan
674
Feb
1272
2.500
117a
Jan
143/4
Feb
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.——l
247a
2472
25
2,200
227a
Feb
26 74
1x76
Jan
Fargo
Oils Ltd
17a
5%
Jan
Apr
Fields
4%
Feb
Filmways
10%
Feb
Financial
General
200
Jan
%
Mai-
1%
Apr
2%
Jan
7
Jan
8%
5%
57'8
Feb
6% Mai-
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Feb
Jan
7%
1,100
1
574
800
cl A_—50c
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3,000
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&
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Inc
1
—
67a
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Corroon
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—
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Cott Bottling Co of New
.
Jan
Firth
Jan
Fischer
1%
6,800
2%
21,700
2
5
5%
1,300
5
6%
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—
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1
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21,900
8%
8
8%
6,100
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17%
14,200
33/4
3,600
12
12
1,
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Jan
18%
Feb
Fishman
5%
Jan
7%
Jan
Florida
1678
Jan
Jan
&
^ Mar
Apr
Jan
1=4
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214
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8 V4
Jan
574
Jan
7
Apr
874
Apr
4%
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7
Apr
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Jan
18
Feb
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Jan
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Jan
22%
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20%
Apr
21%
Jan
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Feb
6%
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8
9
3%
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(MH)
2.50
Co
Co
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Motor
of
City
:'r._
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1
11%
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1
Inc
4
5%
1
5%
540
5%
1,100
5%
Jan
73/a
Feb
1672
Jan
12 3/4
Jan
9%
8,600
17,600
179 74
171
Apr
Apr
Feb
1372 Mar
300
474
3%
127a
1
1,600
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117a
172
19,100
97s
97a
1
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7%
Jan
93/4 Mar
1,900
14.
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3
900
1%
6%
13%
1
Capital Corp
Tiger Line Inc
Forest
67a
1
12 %
174
4
Apr
1%
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117a
159
43/a
Apr
1674
Feb
574
180
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6V2
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174 Ma'r
3%
Apr
3
2
3%
31.500
574
5 72
2,000
474
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574
3
3
3%
900
2%
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33/4 Mar
353/'B
6,100
Feb
fa Feb
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20
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174
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872
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1.50
—
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1
common—
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8%
15%
5
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10c
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Jan
*
—
&
'preferred class
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&
National Realty &
177a
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_*
172
Jan
1 % Mar
Flying
Coro Inc
Petroleum
Plastics
60c
Continental Connector
class
Inc
574
Continental Materials
Purchaser
33/4
2
1
2574
8%
37a
11%
Apr
•T
4 7a
1
5%
Jan
77a
Corp
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11%
3% Jan
300
17a
Co
Drilling Co
217*
5'A
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1.50
Seaboard
7a
4
6,400
9%
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High
—2c
Falcon
Famous Artists Schools Inc.
Federated
Consol Diesel
Low
Feo
17a
■
for Week
Feb
47a
4'A
——
4%
8%
2Va
50c
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
Apr
41%
8%
Range
of Prices
High
3 72
574
17a
42
Low
14,100
18
5V4
—--5
Co—
Discount
Community Public Service ——---1y
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to 65_1
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4
17
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Shares
High
3 Va
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
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Sales
5
87a
572
Vs,
5%
1,300
2,500
England
-1
7%
77a
7%
700
6%
(ord reg)
£1
9
9
9
200
1
Fresnillo
(The)
Friendly
Fuller
Company
1
Frost Inc
10c
(Geo A) Co
.'
5
35%
3172
3072 Mar
3534
Jan
Apr
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep receipts
Cox Instruments
Corp
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Creole Petroleum Corp
Cresmont
Consolidated
Apr
1
87a
8
9
2,100
672
Jan
9%
Feb
50c
2'/a
23/s
2%
73,400
2 7*
Jan
3
Jan
.5
41V2
3672
4174
106,100
41%
Apr
474
43/a
700
4%
Jan
.
Corp—
1
35% Mar
3%
Jan
G
Garan
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Crose United
Corp—
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
Aluminum
Crown
Central
Industries
Crown
3%
Jan
59c
Jan
8 74
Apr
General
Acceptance
3
Jan
5%
Jan
General
Alloys
Jan
1474
Jan
General
2%
Battery & Ceramic Corp.
Builders
_4
2,500
13%
2,600
12 72
27a
1%
25c
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123/4
4'A
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2%
4,400
2 7a
Apr
6
53/a
67a
900
572
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77a
8 3/8
23,600
7 7a
Apr
Apr
*
class A common—1
7%
Jan
8Va
Jan
13%
13 7a
13%
7,100
11%
Jan
14%
12%
137a
700
1174
Jan
14%
Feb
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Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
Laboratories
common....
—1
General
Jan
General
12%
~
Feb
6%
v
Jan
General
ord
Daitch Crystal
Dairies
Power $5
67a
21,400
474
Jan
6%
Apr
27a
37a
3,700
2%
Feb
4%
Jan
Giannini
-fir
1*6
1,100
fa Mar
%
Jan
Giant
Foods Inc
7a
7a
100
%
Apr
2%
Jan
Giant
53/a
1,700
4%
Jan
5%
572
900
5fg
Apr
5% Apr
6% Mar
Defiance Industries Inc class B
Denmson Mfg class A—
8% debenture stock
32 72
32%
170
30
Jan
33%
Apr
117a
10%
117a
800
1072
11%
Jan
5%
Apr
Apr
7%
Jan
18%
Jan
24%
Apr
1
57a
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:—1-
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100
—
800
4,100
—
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87a
1
—_—1
Detroit Industrial Products
Devoe & Raynolds Co Inc
142 72
Jan
153
Apr
73/a
87a
3,000
1172
11%
800
872
572
572
5%
3,800
5 7t
2,300
247a
Jan
2772
Feb
14
van
%
Jan
10Jan
14 74
Apr
■
253/4
26
25c
%
1
13%
Engineering Co Inc.l
2%
72
26%
2%
Quality Supermkts com—10c
%
1st
'
1172
.1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
Dialigbt Corp
Dielectric Products
-
•
1
Manufacturing
Dilbert's
67a
247a
5%
23
—
preferred
u
%
14,500
1474
13
774 Mar
20,400
3
1,800
Jan
12%
7%
Jan
Jan
372
Jan
72 Mar
1,500
,10s
472
4-fir
472
300
1
174
117a
11%
1,200
172
Jan
17a
Jan
Apr
Class A
new
27a
4
4%
Feb
Jan
11%
Feb
137a
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd,
*
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
stock——•
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co
Ltd
•
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
*
2'A
1%
13
500
27a
$2
preferred—
Dorsey (The) Corp
Draper Corp
Drilling '& Exploration
16,600
1%
Apr
2%
Apr
19,600
IIV2
Feb
13%
Apr
Jan
19%
Jan
2 7a
Jan
Drug
Co
American
dep
Goodman
Manufacturing
Gorham
American
Basins
Bowling
Lakes
Chemical
Great
Western
6%
Greer
14
Apr
Jan
18
Apr
Jan
18 72 Mar
127a
1374
11,100
1274
Jan
137a
Feb
Gulf
American
37
37
125
3574
Jan
41
Jan
Gulf
States
&
'
2,500
7%
Jan
9
Feb
5,900
3472
Apr
40
167a
16%
187a
62,100
15%
Feb
18%
15,
1572
600
14%
Jan
15%
5*72
572
5%
2,400
4%
43/a
2%
3
6%
678"
Co
rets
ord
8
1
10s
reg
67a
572 Mar
Corp
1
7
Jan
4}J
Jan
3 7a
2,000
2%
13,500
2 7a
7 72. Jan
36%
Apr
37a
Jan
Jan
29
1
A
500
37a
27a Mar
7%
3972
1,600
J 150
39
Apr
4%
1,200
4
Mar
28.
•
B—
2%
74
7
29
30
1974
Jan
9
1172
Jan
12 3/4
Apr
1073/4 1073/4
20
1007b
275
Jan
1013/4
Feb
127a
6,900
12
Api-
1672
Jan
1074
7a
1072
1,000
1072
Apr
1374
Feb
18,500
9874
10
Jan
127a
Feb
1,100
3,000
13%
11%
Jan
Apr
17 %
22 Va
Jan
47,000
372
Feb
574
1674
Apr
23
Jan
137*
Apr
1674
Jan
1572
1,000
1,400
4,400
11
Jan
1572
Apr
117a
5,000
974
Jan
113/4
Apr
24,200
IVa
Jan
75/a
Feb
Apr
3374
117s
11
1174
177a
16%
177a
1278
47s
167a
12 S/8
133/4
43/4
574
16%
17
133/8
133/a
14
1572
1074
13 3/8
1074
1%
174
1%
2 5 3/8
.
Feb
109
12
100
12
10
Jan
102
Feb
'
Apr
Apr
257b
100
4
4
43/a
1,800
9 7a
97a
974
600
2474
2474
25
374
57a
1
174
27s
18,000
274
3
5
5
5
23/a
274
,2 72
common—60c
6%
674
257a
30
500
Jan
Jan
Jan
3%
16,500
Feb
7
93/4
1
2674
Feb
Jan
574
Apr
Mar
21
5,300
IV4
Apr
97a Mar
1,700
5
lOq
1
A
25
1%
Jan
Jan
Apr
33/4
Jan
5 5/8
Jan
33/a
Jan
6
Mar
73%
Jan
2472
Jan
23/4
/ 5
27a
6 S/8
8,600
1,700
2572
150
272
1,600
3872
300
26
Jan
Feb
-50c
Guerdon
Coatings
Western
American
Hall
Jan
2,400
1472
Feb
3872
Apr
Apr
2%
Jan
2
1,000
1074
Jan
57a
2,200
3 72
5V2
20,300
1672
1774
1,200
35
327a
35
30%
3074
32 7a
2 Va
4,400
5 78
—50c
1672
1
Industries
B
374
Jan
Jan
53/a
Lamp Co
125/a
12%
5%
1
Industries Inc
H &
Apr
3474
5
_*
Industries
Gulton
274
2
274
Inc—1
common
Corp
&
2
1234
3772
--
1
Inc
Land
Land
.
—
'
Chemical
Industries
274
2%
1
i—__-—5
137a
1472 Mar
Jan
63/a
Feb
4% Mar
143/4 Jan
6 54
Jan
207a
Jan
6,600
30%
Apr
3674
Jan
3,600
2672
Jan
35
Apr
H
Hardeman
Jan
Electro-Voice Inc———.—
2
57a
Electrographic Corp
1
16%
11
11%
1
%
29
17574 Mar
183%
170
Jan
10
4,600
Apr
Haven
Apr
Hazel
Electric
Mar
Mfg
Hebrew
Heinicke
700
5
Apr
63/b Jan
400
15
Jan
1774 Apr
572 Jan
1478 Jan
Electronic Specialty Co.:
Electronic & Missile Facilities
50c
5,600
10 72
Apr
1,400
4%
Jan
217a
22 3/8
10,200
Mining
Helena
Corp
23/a
5,500
474
400
4
10
98
Jan
24,200
3
Mar
preferred
Jan
477i Mar
47
105
3
374
46 3/4
47
2
Jan
4% Mar
17a Jan
200
1%
4 72
—
4,900
44%
572
105
1% Apr
4% Mar
57a
5%
500
43/a
474
4%
1,400
47a
4
4
4
1,800
_1
7
6%
7
1,700
3% Mar
672 Apr
—
—1
Corp
Espey Mfg & Electronics.
—
.
—1
»
10%
11
lOo
274
274
2
72
1,100
1
Electronics
3%
372
3%
Corp.
Co
.
700
Jan
■
footnotes,
Mar
1874
Apr
——1
672
6
6%
7,600
6
87a
Jan
41%
27a
41
413/4
25
.—
.
.1
*,
.
2.
33/4
3%
2
Feb
2
.
Jan
1,300
V
40 72
43%
Jan
500
174
Apr
274
Jan
700
7a
4
Apr
Jan
3%
Jan
474
Apr
4%
4% '
1,000
4
Feb
574
Jan
73/a
7%
73/a
1,600
74
472
74
fa
Jan
4s/8
54,300
8,400
874
72
43/a
63/4 Mar
V4 Apr
4 7a
Apr
6
Jan
6 34
Jan
1
.—25c
*
5
Mar
574
574
5%
2,800
14%
14%
2,000
133/a
3,000
3472
Jan
303/4
Feb
Jan
—*
3174
303/4
32
1,000
•
Corp
Feb
143/*
63/4 Mar
27% Jan
27%
277*
283/4
5,200
2678
Co.——_—16%
Inc
7 7a
7
—
Jan
Jan
16
9%
Jan
Jan
Pak
Jan
107
—.100
572%
76
Jan
80
Jan
1
13
Feb
1572
Jan
pfd
—
100
Inc
Gallon Products Inc—10c
Hilton
Hoe
Hotels
13%
474
4%
102
3,400
43/4
13,100
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
163/a
13
133/a
20
104
104
104
Jan
4%
Jan
9 7a
Jan
3,900
372
Apr
4%
Feb
77a
5.7a
Feb
6%
1,900
67a
Jan
37a
6,300
3 7a
Jan
-j:-
Hofmann Industries Inc
47a Jan
Feb
2,600
133/4
Jan
16%
Apr
7,900
6%
Jan
9%
Oil
B
Co
Ltd
class
974
63/a
63/4
1,500
Feb
Jan
734
Feb
Jan
5 7a
13
143/4
Apr
14%
14%
14%
400
674
6%
4,600
1
13A
13/4
1%
1,900
2.50
73/a
774
734
1,400
1% Jan
7"
Jan
2%
974
Jan
2%
2%
2%
2,600
2 7a
4%
Jan
H
3/4
1,500
H
Jan
2574
2674
3,000
2674
Apr
50c
,
25C
—
Class
87a
87a
^.10
Corp..—...40c
Consol Gold Mines..
\Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Holyoke Shares Inc—i.
Home Finance Group Inc
Hollinger
Home
1.25
15
\16
6%
common
_——
5%
•'
2 3/4 .Jan
6%
Inc
International
Hoffman
11% Mar
3%/
Co
A
Jan
Feb
672
&
(R)
1
"warrants"
23/a
Jan
3%
36.
16
Feb
2 7a
_10o
see page
500
Jan
6%
■
1
Exquisite Form Indus Inc.—
18%
Manufacturing Co..
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common
5%
convertible preferred—
Hill's Supermarkets Inc.
57a Apr
37a Jan
Mar
1
10
;
Manufacturing Co
ERT
18%
2
'
372 Jan
105
;
1872
Co—
Instruments
Henderson's Portion
Hercules
27a
"3%
1
common.
Apr
10
Higbie
600
5,000
Class
Steel
8%
——
preferred
Feb
57*
■
4 74
1
Jan
——....—_.*
(W E) & Co
4%
Jan
57a
pfd—100
preferred
672 Feb
Heller
674
274
—.—10c
2,600
7.
Light
Rubenstein
25 78
57a
*
5%
20% Mar
5
1
Empire District Electric
Equity Corp common—'
37a Mar
43/a
5
1
Emenee Corp
7,500
534
213/8
—25c
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc
574
1172
8%
Inc—...———10c
Hecla
574
73A
7%
Inc
—_10c
National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Feb
4¥4
Feb
1774
Industries
Jan
1072
Inc....
Bishop
17a
554
574
Feb
'
2
1434
43/4
Jan
1374
Co
Jan
11%
—
37/a
5,000
———
Industries
Heli-Coil
Electronic Assistance
Corp
10c
Electronic Communications
_—1
Electronic Research Associates
Inc—10c
2,800
14%
1
Corp
Stores
Hastings
16%
1672
4%
13%
2
2
Harvey Radio Co Inc....
Harvey's Stores class A
Jan
57a
5
Jan
4%
13'JA
10c
(Paul) Inc..
Corporation
Jan
78
5,100
2%
4%
25c
Corp.......
Mar
572
165
—.—.—*
Feb
43
77a Mar
4,000
18172 183 %
%
For
1,700
Feb
6% Mar
3178 Jan
472
774
172
11 34
-
series
Feb
2%
3972
1
1
Rule
12%
Jan
4
36%
27a
25
1
Evans
Jan
1274
Jan
300
272
27a
20c
Ltd
Chemical
*2,900
1%
(The)—---10c
Guardsman
Hartford
series
Edo Corporation
Essex
24%
Jan
Jan
200
4,100
35%
"272
-10c
«»—._—
series
&
Apr
It
Ltd—
Eastern Co
—i—,r-_
Eastern Freightways Inc_.
:
Eastern States Corp common
Esquire Inc..
Esquire Radio
143/4
7a Feb
——1
Grow
Harvard
1st
96,400
1%
—_—1
Hydraulics
Jan
E
6(1
Co
Corp
Grie§edieck Company
Grocery Stores Products.—
9%
874
Eastern Air Devices Inc
i
Eastern Can Co class A—.——
Ero
177a
17a
12 74
20c
Inc..
Corp
Producers
preferred
Hartfield
&
Feb
143/4
5
Petroleum
Harnischfeger
Forge
Jan
153/a
17a
16%
Co
Lakes
Harn
Erie
Feb
10 7a
Jan
16 7*
1*
Industries
Great
1674
3672
Corp
convertible
347a
Mar
123/4
-4
Manufacturing
6,400
———*
$2
Apr
8
1,800
1
Co
Corporation
Gray
Great
2,300
77a
Dynalectron
Elder-Peel
Jan
26
4.800
27
5,700
1
Printing Co Inc
Jewelry class A
13%
353/a
DuVal Corp
preferred
$6 preferred
Apr
10
£1
Goodway
Gordon
18
16
Duraloy (The) Co..—
:—1
Duro Test
Corp,:——-—.———15c
$7
6 i7e
15
—-—1
Corp
1374
—.———5
Co
Jan
Jan
974
.—*
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc..
(Wm) Co Ltd
17
367a
Fair-Community Drug.
Dunlop Rubber
774
1472
class B———1
Goldfield
1378
1
372 Mar
Apr
972
:4c
.
_——
—.—*
—...
Driver Harris
Inc
Distilleries
18
32.50
Feb
5%
14%,
—1
Security Systems
13%
7.50
—i.—
267a
2672
.
—•*
Gulf
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
2%
Feb
2%
137a
72
2
2 7a
2Vs»
Ltd
Jan
17 7a
4
common
lit
772 Mar
1,600
574
.1
v
n
Co
Great
—
9%
3,900
14,100
—.*
Great
Amer dep rets ord
reg—
Diversey Corp
Dixilyn Corp class A convertible
6
Feb
Apr
2%
Feb
%
-fa
—10
.
874
Distillers Co Ltd—
Dome Petroleum
Globe
class A
(AC) Co—
Glenmore
3 74
5%
Corp..—_——_50c
com
Tite Industries
Glass
77a
37s
*
Controls
Gilchrist
7%
37a
5%
*
Gluckin
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit Gasket &
1%
3272
7%
1
preferred
Gilbert
1
Apr
—1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
5
r20
Davidson Brothers' Inc
1
Day Mines Inc
10c
Dayco Corp class A pref_.—-—.—-35
D C Transit
System Inc cl A com—20c
Jan
27* Mar
2
1372 Mar
—.—1
preferred.
5%
$4.60
73/4
1%
"67a
2.50
—50c
—
6 74 Mar
—....—...1
_
Daryl Industries Inc
—50c
Davega Stores Corp common———2.50
5% preferred
•
Apr
800
500
~6%
1%
5
Corp
Corp
Stores
Georgia
91%
registered—£1
Plywood Corporation
Corp
Genung's Incorporated
D
32 7a Mar
Jan
1
General
General
Jan
917*
Ltd—
Co
Foam
Gas
Jan
30%
—1
Fireproofing
General
1072
200
6%
Corp."
dep rets
General
3,800
317a
1
Corp
Electric
General
13%
3172
"warrants"
Co
Development
American
12%
31%
100
Feb
127s
preferred
13%
*
common
Apr
*
—.
B
1
Power Co
2 72
6%
(Md)—.—5
Drug Co
Crystal Oil & Land Co
Corporation
500
—1
—__—.
Petroleum
23A
272
25c
Cubic
Class
Inc
A—i
5
26
674
Apr
Feb
A Mar
19 7a
Jan
Feb
50c
l3/a
1%
172
5,600
1
1
4%
4%
474
1,200
434 Mar
7%.
Jan
Jan
1% Mar
672
Jan
35%
36
Jan
3772
Feb
5
30%
30%
30%
2,350
28 7a, Jan
3172
Apr
—1
12 78
12%
1374
1,600
12%
Apr
14%
Jan
—*
200
32%
...*
12 74
12
12 74
8,200
10%
Jan
127*
Apr
*
12 3/4
12 %
1378
2,400.
10%
Jan
137a
Apr
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ft
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
(1662)
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE v( Range for Week Ended April 1 9)i
f
& Co
Hardart Baking
Co
Hardart common
&
Horn
7-50
0
*
-100
2.50
preferred
5%
Mfg Co
(The)
Hoskins
:
Hudson
109
23
Jan
951/4
Jan
99
Mar
aan
32
Feb
Mansfield
Feb
Marconi
28
700
32
221/a
Jan
12%
12%
13%
2,400
12 Va Mar
14%
Jan
3%
'3 Va
3%
300
3V2 Mar
4Va
1
18 %
* 19 %
18,000
2.50
Rubber—:
Tire &
7%
7%
2,900
5%
3,400
4% Mar
7%
Jan
4,500
25 % Mar
29%
Jan
Apr
20
Apr
1,700
17
Jan
20%
Apr
Marlene
1,800
26%
Feb
311/a
Jan
Martin-MariettaCorp
14%
19%
19%
20%
29%
29%
30
12%
12%
13%
2,100
3%
2%
3%
132,100
23/8
Jan
l7/a
1%
3%
6,800
1%
Apr
5%
5%
5%
4,800
5%
Jan
22 %
3,700
15%
Jan
'
'
,
l'l 1/4 Mar
33/4
-
Apr
5%
V:
Jan
22%
.
Jan
7 Va
'■
Apr
;
Ltd
Co
Industries
Maryland Cup
Masco Corp
Industries
28
34%
341/4
3434
34%
34
34%
13
12 3/8
13%
3
6%
6%
6%
3%
3 1/2
4%
Mead
—
1%
1%
19,400
193/8
221%
100,400
"warrants"
1
1
Johnson
"
50c
1
& Co
class
Inc
Medeo
Menasco
33 %c
Magnetics Corp
IMC
4%
Mar
4
800
8
Jan
Apr
Mfg
Merchants
22 Va
Jan
7%
Apr
Refrigerating
Co_
811
8}?,
818
15,900
7V2
Jan
£1
40%
38%
40 V*
8,300
37%
Apr
41 %
13%
5,600
12%
Apr
14%
Jan
Miami
12%
83/e
Jan
Feb
Michigan Chemical Corp
8%
Jan
Feb
Michigan
34%
Jan
35%
Feb
11%
Feb
13 Va
Apr
4 l/2
Jan
6%
Feb
31/2
Apr
5
Va
Feb
l5/a Mar
2
%
Jan
22 %
Jan
8%
Apr
7
1,300
Feb
177/a
3,800
'53/4
Apr
1,600
9 ¥2
Jan
■ft 4%
Jan
6%
Feb
200
20%
Jan
24%
Apr
3,700
%
Jan
%
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
13%
11%
5%
5V'4
5 1/2
24%
24%
%.
Vz
-
.
6,900''
■
12
Jan
Jan
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc_.
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A—..
1
Jan
271/2
'
71/4
11-8
.'—1
1
—1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
2734
81/4
7%
1
Co
4,400
2,600
20,300
v
11%'
10c
A
Melnor Industries Inc—
Imperial Chemical IndustriesAmerican dep rets ord reg
22%
Jan
6%
106,300
1%
Inc
Corp
5 Va'
26%
—1
1
*
■
Ltd
Maule
5%
27%
"warrants"
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
McCrory
4%
Jan
Apr
£1
—10c
Corp..
McCulloch Oil Corp
4%
7%
17
Jan
1,600
43%
17
Marine
International
Jan
20
21
21% Mar
•
Jan
18%
21%
800
*
10c
Stores
4%
18%
---1
2.50
5
5%
Mangel
17%
1,000
5%
5
Jan
High"
21%
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
193/4
Low
21%
Majestic
50
98%
5
Jan
3,100
21
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
7
Maine
124
Apr
31%
32
10c
Manufacturing Co
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Pood Products
Hycon
80
Shares
21%
Service
Public
Feb
34%
Jan
98
1
5
B common
-5
& Manhattan Corp class A__10
Vitamin Products Inc_
1
Hudson
28
20%
20 Va
Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com
Class
500
111%
109
109
Motors
Electric
Howell
31%
30
30%
for Week
Low
Par
High
Low
High
Sales
Week's
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1, 1963
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Range Since
Shares
■
(Geo A)
&
Horn
for Week
Low
Par
Hormel
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Friday
v\eek's
ridaj
Last
stocks
89%
Ipco
Air Chute—
Israel-American Oil
Corp—
Apr
4%
Jan
17%
Feb
Feb
10%
Apr
Midwest
7,000
933/4
Jan
101%
Feb
Midwestern Financial
4%
2,400
33/a
Jan
5%
Feb
Mill
33%
200
Investment
Jan
5%
4%
7,600
4 S/8
5V4
2,600
2%
Jan
5%
Feb
93/8
93/4
15,200
7%
Feb
9%
Apr
Milo
,7%
1,000
6
Jan
7V2
Apr
Mining
1%
1%
100
1%
Jan
Minnesota
12%
12%
3%
3%
7
85%
86%
100
86%
24,100
1,208
27
~"%
Feb
151/4
Feb
Jan
3%
„
3% Mar
86%
Mar
84
Jan
9%
Jan
131/4
Jan
28%
'4
Co
Industries
Jetronic
Mohawk
Jan
8 '/8
8%
iuO
10%
10 Va
10%
4,300
10
16 %
-
&
Power
8
Jan
11%
Jan
6%
9%
9%
5%
6 i3u
1,600
5,800
4ft Jan
6
uj
Apr
Morse
2
2%
2,500
1 ia
Jan
2%
Apr
Mt
3,300
2%
Apr
3%
Jan
11%
Apr
141/2
Apr
Mt
Jan
5
Mar
Mount
2%
14 %
19,600
4%
1P% Jan
8% Mar
4,300
4
Industries
Kansas "Gas
Kaufman
Electric
&
Drug
Katz
4%%
Company
Broad Bldg
&
-4
—50c
pfd—100
Corp—
1
1—1
1
,n.
Co
Kavanau Corp
Kawecki Chemical
Kay
(Walter)
Oil
Kin-Ark
1.25
Kingsford Company
Kirkland
Minerals
Kleer-Vu
(S)
Kleinert
Klion
Kostin
20%
251/2
104
7%
Inc
800
1,000
218
3'/a
17,000
1%
l3/a
1,700
1%
1 Va
3%
"1%
,
1%
2,900
1
*
243/a
19
a
class.A
Corp
Corp
Ltd
America
—1
Inc_.
Apparel
Mines
Shore
Corp—,—1
2%
Lakey Foundry Corp
Lamb
Apr
16
Jan
24% Mar.
Jan
191/4 Mar
% Mar
ft Mar
700
13%
13 %
13%
"
5,000
12%
1,900
4 %.
163/a
16
Jan
Feb
3%
15 Va
2%
113/4
Jan
5
18% Mar
25/a
"4%
Jan
1%
5,000
2%
163/8
.
4,700
<
%
~43/8
2
Feb
14
1,000
Lamson
Corp
of
Industries
Lanston
10
Co
10,100
400
,
.
Lee
Leei
Filter
Leslie
class
Products
Motor
Lefcourt
i
Corp
Livingston
Locke
Oil
Lockwood
Class
Co
Kessler
&
1
2%
Jan
3%
B
Feb
23%
7,700
Jan
26%
6%
IVA
13,900
4Vb
Feb
11%
1%
1%
1%
6,500
1%
Apr
%
1,900
99
97
97
Jan
10
22
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2
130
Jan
99
Apr
104% Mar
Jan
100%
J an
94
270
104%
1C4
164
Jan
101%
97.%
'
Feb
'
4
1
1.200
2%
Apr
4%
67%
2,600
5%
Feb
7%
Feb
Jan
4
Apr
5%
Jan
~6
61/8
6 7
2.50
143.8
31%
3%
11%
Jan
3%
Jan
"4%
Apr
•1.500
8%
47s
ft 4%
5%
Jan
9
Mar
Apr
%
Feb
Feb
"
"
2.0C0
26
Jan
5%
Jan
4%
2.400
5
32 74
31%
32
_2.50
32%
Feb
Feb
13%
50c
1234
4%
13a8
12 %
Jan
14%
48%
2.50
10
;
9%
Jan
4
7%
1
Muskogee Co
31%
7C0
9%
3%
77a
Muntz TV Inc.!
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
15
Jan
1,100
'
10%
10%
1
1
6% Mar
Jan
26%
20,300
50c
1—
Jan
13
1,100
308
28%
Inc
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
1,200
a
145a
141/4
12.50
Videotronics class A
'Mar
2"a
5%
6 %
•.
155
300
2 V'2
3%
2%
1
common
161V4
158
♦
25c
Products
Industries
Muter
Company
;
48%
100
45
Jan
49% Jan
"'a
2,400
4
Jan
5Ve Mar
3.900
,
43
Feb
%•>
Nachman
11%
Jan
14
4%
Apr
5%
Feb
15% Mar
17%
Feb
Corp
Namm-Loeser's
Inc
Industries
Napco
National
Bowl-O-Mat
National
Brewing
National
Casket
Feb
National
Company
„
Electric
Weld
National
Equipment
Petroleum
10
1,400
9%
Apr
10%
113/8
3,100
9%
Jan
13%
23s
2%
2,800
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
1%
Jan
2V2
Jan
~3%
900
3
Jan
4%
Jan
600
1.2%
18
IIV4
Jan
14%
14%
Jan
18
2,200
'
2,700
3%
400
2%
2%
2%
23/8
1,000
88,100
Rubber
%
7,000
Feb
18
Jan
23%
5,300
17%
Jan
24%
Apr
7 1/2
8%
10,300
5%
Jan
8%
Apr
51%
1,200
48%
Feb
56%
Jan
10
Jan
4%
4%
500
2%
2 y4
2.6C0
% Mar
1.500
Jan
4% Mar
2% Mar
2%- Jan
3%
Corp
,30c
2%
Corp class A_
Stores, Inc
50c
20c
♦
10%
2
12%
12%
13
900
10%
Jan
13% Mar
1
13 %
12 %
13%
5,200
10%
Feb
13 %
50c
%
20,100
9
16
Jan
3/4
Jan
ItV
s
31%
2,000
2874 Mar'
321/4
Apr
12 Va
127 s
2.500
93/4 Mar
13%
Apr
National Union Electric
National Video
Nedicks
Needham
Packing Co
Nelly Don Inc
Nestle-Le
Mur
Co
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
5%
Jan
33%
Apr
2% Mar
3%
Jan
5
Jan
New
Idria
Min
22%
Feb
2
2%
Feb
%
Jan
Chem'Co.
&
New Jersey Zinc
New
Mexico
Park
&
Feb
9%
•
11%
21,000
6%
Jan
13
9%
ii%
10%
7,400
8%
Jan
10%. Apr
5%
6%
3r800
5%
Apr
York
New
York
ft
ft 17
8
ft/2 ft
8Vs
Jan
Jan
391,2
30.1%
31
Rosario__3.33%
44%
41
45
Honduras
838
8
878
1.25
21/2
2»/4
2%
1
73/4
8 7'8
174
178
1 7'2 ft: 1 U
15%
7,200
Jan
Noramco
7% Mar
8%
Jan
Norfolk
~8%
4,300
6%
Jan
9% Mar
North
American
Royalties
North
Canadian
Oils
5C0
Jan
3
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
23%
Apr
8%
iiV
17,300
27 s
12%
Apr
45
J&n
158
3,000
Apr
141/4
Jan
7%
6C0
1
10%
Jan
2
4,000
300
Jan
Apr
53/a
22,000
Jan
2%
371/2
3,810
1
_*
—
34
1% Mar
32 %
1,500
36
31
Co
39%
29% Mar
6,700
39
Co
Auction
&
17a
1
;
~i if
..
30 7
12%
1
1
Mining Co
Process
New
New
1
0
25c
Land
Arizona
Jan
10%
lOV'a
14%
14 V4
'
11% Mar
~8%"
8
%
9%
9
Va
9%
33,500
8V4
Feb
9%
Jan
9%
10%
1,300
9%
Apr
151/2
Jan
.
3%
100
1%
1%
7,800
8%
1%
Jan
15%
50%
8
1
%
•
9
300
3
2,200
3 %
Feb
2,000
10c
9%
103/4
—
2%
1
16
22^8
;_10
Co
1434
1% Mar
134
15%
113
1
.
Machinery
Transit
7,400
%
%
9%
—
8
Apr
1C% Mar
Jan
Apr
"
New
33%
32
Feb
6%
1,000
9%
Apr
2%
5%
7%
Jan
Feb
1,300
12%
5%
Feb
Feb
10%
227a
Jan
28 %
400
1
11
Jan
4,000
1%
National Research Corp
National Rolling Mills Co
Jan
22
10%
1,400
1,500
Jan
4
11 Va
4%
Feb
1%
103,a
1%
234
,8%
Jan
1034
4%
5%
Apr
Feb
10%
_25c
Ltd—
Jan
63/4
,
150
25%
Jan
Jan
1-
800
300
8 3/8
5%
10 %
4
12,200
17s
4
1C34
1%
17%
7 Va
1
Rental" Lt'd
National Presto Industries Inc
4% Mar
2
1
Machines.
4V2
17%
Feb'
7'/a
1
Company Inc
National
l3/4
3
Apr
7%
25%
25%
5
16
'
1%
9,300
8
1
2
9%
3,200
1038
674
7
National
.9%
1474
Jan
1 34
1
Feb
11
5%
Jan
'
4
1
___1
1
(Mich)
Co
Feb
6%
91,2
17 a
107%-
& Milling—3
Corp
47/8
12%
8,000
75a
75a
25c
Nat Nast Inc class A
600
5.100
Va
13%
14
__1
National Alfalfa Dehydrat
National Bellas Hess
5 7'a
14%
'■•ft 5
5
1
..
Inc_.
14% Mar
13
4
B
N
Jan
3'8
1
_1
Co
U
.22%
iff
100
100
100
Vernon Mills Inc
Noma Corp
31/4
Feb
4'/4
Jan
&
Southern
2%
Penn
RR
Ltd—
..25
"l%
:
1
23/4
Co
Nickel
4%%
Mines
pfd
Jan
Novo
91/2
Jan
Nuclear
Corp
Corp
of Amer
941/4
100
Feb
Feb
Mar
2
liS
3%
Apr
Feb
8,100
2%
Apr
62
170
571/2
Jan
63
Apr
94 %
95
140
92
Jan
96
Mar
21/2
%
Jan
57/a
Jan
7 7'8
Apr
1%
Apr
238
Jan
17%
Apr
38
7I/4
774
2
1%
1
20c
16%
16%
17
20
19%
2C%
22,100
5%
11,900
1
fs
1
Cl
4
Jan
9,400
2,000
19,300
16
774
10c
Ltd
(Del)
Apr
61 1/2
50
.
Pub Serv
Rankin
Inc
Industrial
1%
Feb
16
41/4 Mar
1
2%
2%
10
20%
20 %
20 3/4
2,300
17%
Jan
21
Jan
30c
89 %
82%
90
8,400
70 %
Jan
90
Apr
Friday Silver Lead Mines—_10o
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc___10c
Lunkenheimer (The) Co
^
2.50
28%
28 Va
28 3/4
2,500
25%
Jan
30%
Jan
5%
Feb
Louis
Sherry
Preserves
Louisiana
Gas
Louisiana
Land
Inc
Service
&
Exploration
Lucky
Lynch
l_r„
Corp
2
4%
27
8%
Feb
Railway
Airlines
■
8%
.
Northern Ind
Mar
1
—.
Inc
Northeast
North
(The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
Feb
Apr
1
,
preferred
Diablo Company
Jan
Bartlett—
Lodge & Shipley
6%
15%
10%
25c
24%
Apr
Co—
series
6%
North
A
106%
5%
17%
2%
2.50
Chain
Steel
Jan
Apr
Jan
102
Jan
Jan
1
preferred
Lithium Corp of America Inc
100
Jan
Apr
32%
10
1
10c
5%-
104 %
Apr
15
Jan
Apr
10 Va
1
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
12%
1,1C0
8%
4%
4V4
14%
25c
Levine's Inc
Mar
22%
100
1
1
1
A
Corp
Inc class A
15
34
Jan
7
100
169,400
4
Realty
Fay
-31%
2,300
1,600
13%
1
Corp
Lease Plan International Corp
7%
9,700
15%
—5
Inc
Larchfield
Jan
25
34
5%
10%
5
Delaware
Lamson & Sessions
4%
5%
15%
3
;—
3% Mar
23%
10%
—1
.
Industries
1,400
3% Apr
Jan
Mar
1,400
%
1
Ltd
Feb
4 *
22%
1
Industries
Power
Electro
Clemens
National
Lake
16%
5%
1
:
National Telefilm Associates
L'Aiglon
Jan
5'%
.
5%
1
Precision
preferred
preferred
National
Lafayette Radio Electronics
15%
23%
"ctfs"
RR
Inc
Feb
15
Jan
12
28,000
5
18 Va
:
6% Mar
65/8
14%
63/a
14
22%
*
1,500
Jan
12,900
253/s
23 %
19
1
10c
1
2.50
25c
5
7.50
1
33 %c
—10c
Jan
16 5 8
i
103
Jan
,
23
Ltd
Corp
8%
Jan
Feb
5%
1
Forge Co—
Smith Electronics Corp
Kullca
Apr
10
143/4
(The)
Kropp
277a
Apr
43/8
Corp:
Corp
(The)
Kratter
15% Mar
Jan
5%
—.—1
Inc___
Hotels
Jan
13%
14%
Dept Stores Inc
(I B) Rubber Co
(H L)
Knott
10%
8,800
1
Industries
Klein
2,400
10,200
4 5/8
Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Feb
Apr
6%
14%
Kirby
100
■
13%
1
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp
2,1/3
Jan
Jan
273/a
53/a
6%
10c
—
1%
98
12%
25 %
1
Company
30
25
25c
Cobalt Ltd
Kilembe Copper
5,300
123/4
-2.50
Co
&
1%
99%
Apr
273/8
—1
Co
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
1%
99%
r
8 Va
6 % Mar
106,300
8V4
20%' Jan
12,900
Apr
14%
pfd—100
10c
Montgomery Ward & Co class A,
MPO
& Company
(D)
Kaltman
16%
Jan
6%
7%
15
Movie Star Inc class. A.
Kaiser
Jan
19%
7%
Company
Airlines
Movielab
K
8%
13%
200
34
7%
*
.
Mountain States Tel & Tel
7%
5,400
7%
Apr
2 ,dg
4%
Apr
16%
3%
50
1
4.50% -preferred series C
Jan
3%
6 %
12%
Feb
Jan
'
2,300
2%
Apr
15
20%
16
50c
Light 5%
of
55,800
4%
Mar
6%
16%
—^,2.50
(Can)
6%
13%
8%
Jan
7%
Apr
15
~7
50c
—
preferred—
Molybdenum
9%
75c
Feb
.:
20'/a
—5
—..
Molybdenite Corp
10%
2%
Feb
13
Feb
3/s Mar
% Mar
4%
6
10c
25c
Corp
(The)
11%
Canada
Aluminum
Mirro
10%
10%
1
1
Inc
Bargain Stores
John's
Jupiter Corp
5,500
Warrants
1
1
Lake Petrochemicals
Series B warrants
—
13
.
Corp
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
4.40%
Jefferson
12%
Corp
of
Corp
4.80%
Construction Co
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
13.
common
Electronics
Monongahela
Jeannette Glass Co
4
Co
convertible
% %
Monogram
Jefferson
Jan
Apr
201/a
344.900
3/8
Apr
10%
1,600
'
13%
11
123/8
300
li/a
2%
;
Corp.—
Wohl
Miller
43/8
7%
38,600
34'A Mar
Feb
Feb
4%
~93/8
4
Inc
Mid-West Abrasive
9%
31
3%
1
_
Corp
Associates
Factors
11
1.7C0
4
2——50c
•
—
Hone
Microwave
3%
4
/ 25%
1
10c
3% Mar
12%
12%
12%
1
1
—10,
1
common
12%
993/4
"43/8
1
Corp
Hospital Supply
Irving
preferred
6%
Micromatic
Jan
3V8
Co
Sugar
200
973/4
33%
—1
Intex Oil Company
33 %c
Investment Property Builders Inc__10c
Investors Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5
Investors Royalty —•
1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Mar
92
Apr
88
•
._10c
Inc
Extruders
1,800
10%
98%
Products
103/4
1,100
3%
13
10
4%
'ft:/ 9
Jan
3%
5
International Stretch
70
1,300
3 %
13
International Products
International Breweries
2,300
91
.3%
10%
Inc
International Holdings Corp —
International Oil & Gas Corp
of North America
Co
Insurance
89%
.
33/8
1
5
1
1
1
Homes Corp
Inland
""8%
~8%
16
900
4%
Apr
26%
27
750
25%
Jan
7%
9
5,700
4%
41/4
7%. Jan
29% Feb
10
Feb
Manufacturing
Oak
Occidental
Ogden
M
Mack
Trucks
Macke
Inc
Vending
Co
Mackey Airlines
Macoid
Corp___
"warrants"..
class
Oil
•-—--7
-33 %c
Ino______l__
Corporation
•_
•
25%
3 %
_
4%
25%
26%
23
12,600
7,000
600
-1%
Jan
4%
26%
Apr
Jan
O'Sullivan
Jan
Overseas
1%
15,200
%
Jan
1%
3%
2,300
2%
Feb
3% Jan
1%
26,800
1
5%
:
6
8,700
1
5%
Mar
Apr
-1%
Jan
6% Mar
Oxford
1
Securities *_.
Electric
Corp.
Oxford Manufacturing
New
class
A
when
~
_1
Corp.
27
;
99
100
j
class A com
issued
:
60
22va
4,000
5%
1,200
57%
60.
;
1,250
~
22%
-
98
ft
-
..
7%
4%
„_51.,.
.Jan
Jan
28%
Apr
100%. Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
Jan
6%
6%
1.0C0
6%
12 Va
12%
600
3%
37'B
500
...10%
3%
Jan
ft
6 %
60
7%
Apr
12%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
6%
1
1
L
8%
5%.
V
7%.
Jan
4% Mar I■
160
8%
Jan
19%
5,200
100
.
13
2,300
26
40c
Rubber
5 Va
26
..1
24
Jan
1%
1%
preferred
common
17.1/4 Mar.
3%
5%
—.2—
21
3%
lc
"town* Corp
5%
50c
1
^-100
preferred
! —2.
_7_
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares.10s
Apr
"l%
—50c
Tor footnotes, see page 36.
33/4
22%
Ine_
Industries
_50c
A
Magellan Petroleum Corp vte
Magna
.
Co.—
Power 4%%
Ohio
Old
MacFadden-Bartell
Corp
Corp
Brass
Ohio
Co
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
12 3/4
:
Apr
4% Jan
36%
18%
37
2.OC0
31%
Jan
38 %
18
18%
1.300
18 v
Apr
18% Mar
Feb
Number 6257
197
Volume
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
(1663)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE ; (Range for Week Ended April 19)
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
Low
Par
Low/
High
•
Par
Grande
Pacific
5 l/c
/
Coast
cum
Co
34%
800
25%
Jan
34%
Apr
11
11
11%
10.800
10
Jan
13%
Feb
21%
21 %
10O
20
Jan
22
19%
Jan
22%
9%
1
common
25
preferred.
conv
34
25
Pacific Coast Properties Inc
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
5%% 1st preferred
'.
25
5 %
1st preferred
25
5 %■ redeemable 1st preferred
25
5 7c
redeemable 1st pfd series A„25
.4.80% redeemable 1st preferred
_25
"4.50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
6%
pfd A
2nd
conv
cum
8%
9V8
7.300
7%
Jan
33%
4.900
32%
Feb
35
30%
Jan
Apr
29%
29%
27%
29%
1,100
28
200
27 Va
Jan
28 5 a
26%
27
3.300
26 %
Apr
27 3
a
Feb
27
27%
300
26%
Jan
27%
26%
26%
100
26
Feb
25%
25%
26
1.800
24%
Feb
26
25
1,100
24 Va
Jan
25%
Low
4%
Elec
pfd F
•
5%
4%
7%
100
5%
5
Inc___20c
Inc
7%
High
11,030
47/8
Jan
5
1.800
4%
Jan
8%
6.200
6%
Apr
89
87%
'
~
85
6%
Jan
5%
Jan
97/8
t
Jan
Jan
89%
Jan
4% Mar
210
dep rets ord
Field Inc__
regis
5%
Jan
16%
-
£1
CO
12'
17%
400
11%
Apr
14
Jan
3.20J
13 %
Jan
17%
Apr
3%
3 7 it
200
3%
Jan
—1.50
4%
4%
100
4%
Apr
6
Jan
30c
3%
4%
5.300
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
2.030
15%
Apr
Raceway Inc
Roosevelt Raceway—
New capital stock
Jan
11%
1
1,900
4%
4%
*
American
Roosevelt
'■
1
Apr
24%
27%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
5%
1
common
Products
Roosevelt
27% Mar
25
B
,_1
Broadcasting Inc
Royce Ltd—
Rolls
Feb
8
&
Gas
1965
3
Rollins
Feb
26 5
Low
Shares
'
Jan
Jan
29 %
class
Rodney Metals
Rogers
Corp
Feb
33%
9
33%
Jan
Technical
Rochester
Mar
to
Finance
Robinson
of Prices
Valley Gas Co—
extended
Ritter
34 %
8
Products
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
.
Vtc
Clay
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Rio
Pacific
Week's
Friday
Week's
STOCKS
American. Stock Exchange
•
CS
4% Mar
r
3%
Industries
2
$4.50 preferred
preferred
Lighting
dividend
$4.40
Inc
•
dividend
$4.36
Northwest
Warrants
-
&
Light 5%
Markets
vtc
(C A)
98%
Apr
Jan
3° a
Feb
Jan
26%
Chemical
Park
Electrochemical Corp class A
Pen Co class A
Company
7%
2.100
7% Mar
1
4 %
4
4%
3,700
3% Mar
5
8%
7%
8%
1,300
7
Feb
10%
Jan
:__1
11%
11%
11 %
o03
10
Mar
12%
Feb
2%
3.000
Feb
10% Mar
13%
Apr
3.100
3%
3%
24%
3.300
12
13%
149,200
20.900
5%
102%
Feb
3%
Jan
104%'
103%
8
Feb
250
8
6%
23 %
3O0
4,200
51% Mar
60%
21%
Royalite
Oil
Co
Ltd
Russeks
Russ
Fifth
class
Inc__.
___50c
A
Pato Consolidated Gold
Traffic
41% Mar
21%
2.600
41%
2,300
36%
tV
%
15,700
3%
3%
1.000
~8%
7%
2%
Jan
San
5%
9
Feb
51*
8%
Jan
4%'<
23%
Feb
4.40%
Jan
; Apr
1.200
500
19%
Jan
22%
22%
800
19%
Jan
23%
Feb
7
8%
9,-u0
Milling Co Ltd
series
Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
Long Island Inc
Per.ect
Circle
preferred
.
series preferred
series preferred-
Photo
Fernvian
Corp
.Peruvian
Oils
3%
7
800
6%
16.100
1%
2%
Jan
11%
11%
11%
1.000
11%
Apr
13
Jan
77
76%
77%
600
72%
Jan
80
Jan
3%
io
8%
8%
42%
42%
5
5
Jan
-15 %
15 '/8
%
5%
16%
%
1
5%
28 %
700
8.'-
10
Sayre
_20
Jan
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Piasecki
Pierce
Aircraft
12%
27,400
%
Feb
"a
Apr
6%
Feb
9%
1
Plastics
Corp_.
Industries
7
6%
9%
114%
Jan
3%
Jan
9%
Apr
World
*
2o %
22%
3%
3%
(The)
O
21%
Materials
Plume
&
Polymers Inc
Atwood Mfg Co
&
Feb
4%
Jan
20 V4
Jan
19%
Jan
22%
Apr
IB
Jan
1
1 %
1,990
Apr
33%
203
33
Apr
37 %
4 %
4%
4%
4.600
4
Apr
6
7%
3.000
5
Jan
7%
Apr
8,i00
8%
Jan
11 %
Apr
Feb
1.8 .0
5
1.300
9% Mar
4 7 it
4%
5 V8
3 300
3%
Jin
21 %
20%
21%
5,500
-3.50
_
,__1
2 %
2%
2%
600
1%
Jan
2%
Apr
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Powdrell & Alexander
:
Power
Corp
Prairie Oil
Pratt
Precision
Microwave
Precisionware
Presidential
Class
It Va
lo
•»
8%
1
Inc
Inc
Class
5%
5%
600
4%
Feb
6%
900
11 %
Apr
13%
Jan
11 %
2"0
9%
Jan
11% Mar
..
-
-
it"/4
8%
•
8%
8%
4.100
7%
Feb
!<!
3/0
7,000
2
ro
Apr
3%
Feb
31%
32%
600
30 %
Jan
32 34
Apr
500
1%
Apr
3%
Jan
3%
Feb
*
Corp___
2
3
_1
•_
32%
2
1%
2
1
1
3%
3%
3'%
32.%
32%
33%
3,800
10c
8%
8%
3%
200
-66%
Inc
900
8%
Jan
37
Mar
32
B
i-.
10c
-
„
_
.
Mfg Co Inc
(The)
Providence
Public
6
4%
3.500
3%
Jan
10%
% Jan
Denn
Mining
Jan
914
Jan
9
2.100
7
7f\
9%
7%
4,300
6
16%
17 %
27.700
13
%
. —
Canada
11%
Jan
13 %
13%
1,700
12%
Feb
14%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
2,000
3%
3 5 it
2,200
10%
10%
11%
1.050
13%
11%
11% *
6.900
Jan
12%
23%
23%
1,800
21%
Jan
24%
24%
2.200
23%
Feb
25%
14%
14%
2.300
12%
Jan
14%
27%
27%
27%
7,800
26%
Jan
28
Feb
CO (M
78
82 V2
5.600
*74%
Feb
83%
Jan
N«
23
2
27%
Radiation Inc
100
__5
27%'
9%
10%
:
27%
8.600
62
Jan
7
25c
7 2
4,000.
2%
Warrants
Re da Pump
;
-III~20c
%
Jan
,"3*/e
Jan
800
:
34
3% Mar
%
Apr
1%
2%
3.600
1%
Jan
5
Jan
13
Jan
2 Vb Mar
38
Mar
40%
700
41
40
49 V4
Jan
12 % Mar
•
16
Jan
♦
Oil Co____
32
31%
32
1,100
28
Jan
32
1
1
51%
45%
52
3,670
41%
Jan
52
Apr
5% Mar
6
Mar
17
Mar
Apr
■
Co Ltd—-
dep rets ord registered
5%
£1
50c
If,"",,
5%
5%
5%
100
6%
4.400
5%
Apr
7'/a
67a
1.500
6% Mar
8%
Jan
4
IMA
*
Airways Inc
a
11
I
Jan
Jan
1,500
15'/4
Feb
17%
Jan
1
5.000
21 Vb
Jan
33%
Feb
12.50
35%
34%
35%
6.500
31%
Jan
37% Mar
8.33%
31'%
Corp
Manufacturing
Coast
Corp
Penn
Southern
5%
Oil Co
6%
12
12%
.
2,800
11%
11%
11%
15%
13%
29,700
4,900
:40c
27%
26%
28%
Jan
11%
13,000
11%
Feb
6%
original preferred
4.48%
4.24%
4.08%
350
29%
Jan
32%
Jan
100
26%
Feb
27%
Jan
23 %
23%
I,400
23%
Apr
24
24
100
23 %
Feb
25
Jan
23
23
100
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
16
16%
I,500
18%
Jan
3 Ve
400
25
25
82
__25
preferred
cumulative preferred
cumulative preferred
*
31%
26%
25
cumulative
29%
25
preferred
cumulative preference
convertible preference.
26%
25
cumulative
4.56%
Feb
Southern
California
Petroleum Corp__2
Realty & Utilities
1
Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
Sperry Rand Corp "warrants"
.Apr
Jan
:Feb-
Standard
<:
Paint
Brands
Apr
11%
.
%
-
;
convertible
19%
:.v
Jan
.
Shares
Standard
■
;
Feb
Co
Feb
28%
Star
Inc
Corp
22 %
.
22 %.;
■
1
,
*Starrett
;
"•
J
7%
(The)
class
A
22 T
Jan
8
Apr
Str.aiham Instruments Inc
-v,
Steel Co of
of America—
__1
6%
6%
6%
1
7%
7
1%
♦
Co
i
3%
3%
12%
12%
%
12
1,200
10
82%
81%
■83%
5
41%
41%
41%
.
l
:
1
_1
15
~
5%
12%
12%
14%
;
1.000
8%
Apr
12
■7%
24.700
6%
Apr
8
1%
10.800
%
Jan
23%
6.700
7
1%
23
Restaurant Associates inc
25%
200
12%
7%
____
4
Jan
3.300
11
Mar
31%
31%
3.400
5 %
5%
3.400
3%
4%
%
25 V
*
For footnotes, see page 36.
13%
-
%
Feb
Stetson
(J B)
Co
3
Apr
26%
26 %
,*2%
2%
Apr
Struthers
Corp
Electronics
Wells
11%
11%
Apr
16%
Jan
Sunair
Jan
5V2
Apr
Sunset International
5%
Jan
18%
Jan
-'1,200
4
Apr
14% Jan
a
2%
V 1% Jan
Jan
9.900
10%
Jan
33.900
Y7 %
Jan
.
V 9
'.Feb
7,-6%
9%
Jan
13%
:%■
■<
-'
5
Feb-
Apr
J«n
Jan
Jan
1%
Feb
"4,200
22%
Jan
287/s
Feb
Jan
3%
Feb
"Jan
12%
Feb
600
8% Mar
11 %
Jan
17% Mar
7 19%
Apr
24%
Apr
Feb
1.4 >0
400
8%
9
18%
24%
19 %
1,500
20%
24%
8'/a
II.200
2%
11
10c
'
■
-
16%
Jan
8.200
7%
Jan
8%
20
19%
20
4.400
19%
Apr
23%
18%
15%
19
30.100
13%
13%
1 %
1%
7%
7%
1%
7,700
24%
24%
4%
4%
25%
4% '
33.900
Jan
14 %
Feb
177/b Mar
1%
Apr
Feb
40
Jan
19%
Jan
267/a
Apr
Petrol
Feb
Jan
7
Jan
1% Mar
27/8
Jan
Jan
7 Vs
Jan
Jan
Apr
Feb
51/2
5%
6
2,400
6
6
6%
3.400
6
1
l.lOO
2
1%
2
6%
6
6%
17,300
%
1.300
%
%
Jan
5%
4%
5
10c
Corp^:
l7/e
8%
5.909
1
Inc
Apr
Feb
10%
32%
1
new
Feb
19
12V2 Jan
16%
1,400
14
1
Ltd__
25c
Superior-Window Co class A
__10c
Supermarkets Operating Co__^
50c
Supronics Corp_____
25c
Swanee Paper Cnrp—1_.
.
1
Symington Wayne Corp "warrants"—
■Cvv*,f\ Corporation..
____2
Supercrete
1
*
Jan-1'
8 34 Mar
,
4%
18
4
Mar
7
Jan
7% Jan
-
1
Corp
14
,1,900
6%
700
2%
11%
50c
Stop & Shop Inc
1
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
800
.
Jan
Jan
Stylon
800
32%
♦
83%
13%
.
Jan
Jan
30
Feb
5% Apr
3% Apr
II.600
1
10c
1
j.
41%
800
13%'
12%
Apr
Jan
3%
4%
14
2,900
.8%
8
%
Feb
Apr
17%. Jan
Apr
3,400
60c
ioc
Apr
2.100
8
8
l
Inc
Jan
.
12%
2.000
4V4
*
-Sterling Aluminum Products
'Sterling Brewers Inc
;
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
Apr
"-'/a Jan
25%
13%
1
5
2.400
7/
"2%
1%
50c
,
8
3%
13%
Feb
13%
ioc
Canada Ltd
11
,
17%
7%
3'2
23%
•4
5%
Jan
9% Mar
-.
13
a
Jan
24%
Jan
%
'
Jan
Jan
%
7%
13%
13%
Apr
2%
■■■•■/
'
-
1
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
Feb
2834 Mar
Jan
Jan
72%
33.100
4%
16%
_10c
;
'
4%
16%
*
Jan
% 4%
Jan
2
1
18% Jan
800
8%
25%
Corp
41
;
5%
5%
4%
1
-
Stelma
Jan
7%
Parts
300
>
15%
*
Resis' oflex Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgaway Corp
Rio Algom Mines
Lt<?. common;
Warrants series A—
l
.12%
9%
■.
3% Feb
3.350
___1
289.10 J
13% 1
-
Apr
2%
3.600
11.600
3%
5c
.
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Roil,Inc.
Republic Industrial Corp:
Republic Tfanscon Indus Inc
27
-600
.
___l
Reliance Insurance Co
1%
1,200
3%
3
1
2.300
28%
28
l
;
r'
1%
1%
6% Feb
6% "Jan
4,600
7%
6%
4% Mar
700
8%
Feb
Apr
14%
Mar
10
4%
1
Corp common
preferred
79
8%
8%
1
convertible
50c
4 %
Jan
4%
.8%
1
_1
Apr
2%
■
Steel
Corp of N Y
3,200
22%
Feb
25
74% Mar
1.500
l
Corp
Inc
14
1%
1
Tube class B
Industries
14, v
12%
23 y2
1
".Stanley Aviation Corp
;Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Apr
19%
86% Mar
Mar
16
200
lc
_3c
;
Co
:
:
79
'
7 14%
Mar
23
Products
Standard-Thomson
-
Feb
'
Metals
78%
20
preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
-
Jan
9%
16
Co
Standard .Dredging Corp common
$1.60
3
79
1
Sports Arena Inc
11% Jan
.
6%
California Edison—
4.78%
105,e Mar
Jan
i\7 7Apr
6.600
7%
7
-ll-A-10
Reinsurance- investment Corp
Reis (Robert) & Co„
„
S
8%
10%
4.800;
9%
11
IIIIIIIIi
.
-
n
12
7 7*ooves Broadcasting & Dev
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
j
;<8%
10%
*
Inc„__
-Class A_^ji
t
Jan
26% Mar
25.100
*
;
Venezuelan
Standard
Industries Inc
Real Properties
#
28%
125
1.100
%
16
Feb
11%
Feb
7-8%
32%
2",V
class A
Realty Rauit-ies
•
Jan
32
Jan
28 %
23% Mar
16,600
11%
9%
11.
Trust of America—^.
.,
Apr
27%
15%
q
Enterprises
w
Jan
%
Mar
25
4%
27%
Estate -Investment
New
97% Mar
25
Jan
%
4
Feb
11% Mar
Jan
9
800
26%
'9%
Co
49%
1.000
60%
59%
59%
92% Mar
100
94%
94%
94%
20c
iRapid-tAmerican .Corp
Rath Packing Co_:
Rayette Co Inc
„
62,100
.
Mar
%
13,600
27%
25
%
,__25c
4.22%
Ramo Inc class A
,
T'«
V4
27%
20c
„10c
preferred
Standard
-
Jan-
96
20
96
96
V4
_2
Standard
-
7%
11.000
30 %
R
/
9% Mar
7%
16
,
*
Feb
Apr
Jan
63/.,
31%
j.
-
13
Apr
8%
5
n"»
l
Apr
Cor)p_—_
Quebec Power Co
--Real
3% Mar
10%
1 200
9
1
South
Apr
95
--
Quebec Lithium
.
5% Jan
4% Jan
Soss
Feb
Quality Importers Inc___.
<
Mar
Sonotone
23% Mar
24%
•
;
■
-
4
Feb
8%
Southland
Ramer
7% Mar
17%
*
Corp
Feb
Jan
Jan
10c
Corp
Precision
12
Jan
100
of
Mar
8%
1
12.50
_
Apr
8.900
9 %
*
common
51,600
10
9 %
Southern
*■*
Feb
%
6%
5
-
_
Skylines Homes Inc class A
Colorado—
preferred
Pyle-National
11%
23%
1
a
of
Telephone Co
Puritan Sportswear Corp
-Ramco
4%
6
1.100
17
s>
Manufacturing
Amer
4% Mar
1
^
Puerto Rico
.
Feb
4% Mar
7
1
Lighting Inc
Singer
Apr
8.200
20
common
preferred
Company
Gas
Service
f4%%
2%
Apr
5 7 it
—20c
-
B
Sinclair
Jan
8%
700
8%
3%
3%
r
convertible
$1.25
Apr
Automobiles—
South
Proctor-Silex Corp
Prophet
Apr
8%
'23
3
1
_
Simpson's Ltd
Jan
8%
8%
i'n
8
.
8%
7%. Apr
7% Apr
8%
8%
1
8
8%
1
Mines Ltd
;. Progress
14%
Jan
5%
7 .rb *
1
Inc
$3 convertible
Slick
uan
9 %
deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
Jan
Feb
av4
6%
i.t
2%
1
American
Jan
16%
jt)1
3,900
9
c.
6%
s>
Inc
Transistor
Simca
Jan
2.100
4
8%
3
Corp.
Creek
Silvray
Feb
12%
Class
Silicon
f
5 % Mar
5.V2
2%
3
-
Petroleums-
America
preferred
Silver
5% Mar
10
Realty Corp—
A
Preston
Jan
11%
12%
Inc
Prentice-Hall
Apr
11%
5%
1
Co_
7%
6,4uj
2.50
(Del)
Royalties Ltd—
Lambert
&
10%
33
2.50
Inc
Canada
of
9%
10
_
Jan
is
11%
9 7 it
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
*
Apr
6%
5%
Corp
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
10%
10
Electronics Corp
POloron Products class A
;
4 %
3% Mar
23
10%
5 Va
Lumber
Sherwin-Williams Co
Jan
5
19%
9 Va
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
21% Mar
6%
Latz
Shoe
Shattuck
'Apr
4
50c.
Polarad
Jan
20 J
5%
Inc.._
of
Corp
Shaer
25% Mar
Apr
10c
Pneumatic Scale
Mar
3 V4
12% Mar
500
■
9%
Seton Leather Co
Apr
8%
&
Airlines
Servomechanisms
Jan
10
114 3
Jan
3%
Seivo
&
—
°
Plastic
21
23
a
'
1
Industries
Bros
Seligman
Jan
7%
Jan
1,400
3,y
Jan
10
_
Milling Corp
Freehold
Seeburg
Feb
4%
Jan
105
1.000
23 %
3%
4%
8% Mar
900
.
Jan
7%
25c
.
.
Corp
Security
Jan
12
Jan
6%
1.200
9%
114%
111
5%
2.000
7%
»•
50c
...
Inc
3%
300
7%
29
Apr
500
4
10%
6%
1
50
sburgh Railways Co
Plant
7%
1
23%
5.600
4%
3%
9%
Inc
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pit
4%
3%
4
Jan
2 rr«
_i
Plywood
Season-All
Apr
5%
1,000
20^8
7%
_25c
_
Sealect.ro
Apr
5,800
24%
300
1.100
11%
..
Inc
Allied
Seaboard
Jan
16%
Feb
5.900
%
6
23%
10c
Corp
Industries
Pioneer
23%
_10 pesos
Phoenix, Steel Corp (Del)
Gems
Seeman
5
Apr
6.600
11 it
St
Co
Seaboard
Apr
7%
4 % Mar
0
Pharmaceutical
:
<Ss Fisher
Screen
1
Industries
Feb
4%
Mar
3
10%
20
'
-a.
50c
.
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Jan
42 3
8% Mar
700
5%
-1
Electronics
Electronics &
:3
3,500
8%
42 %
Minerals
Jan
3%
3
20
22 3
20
Ltd
Petroleums
Seaboard
10c
3% Mar
17
'
Industries (Del).
Saxon Paper Corp com
6';'c convertible preferred-
Jan
1%
Apr
Apr
7%
1%
♦
Phillips-Eckhardt
Philips
Jan
6%
1%
25c
_
.
&
3
7
2.50
Inc
Jan
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
2% Mar
2.500
300
21
10%
.20
_
_
.
Savage Arms Corp
of
Corp
Perfect
Co
3%
2%
.16 pesos
..
Sarcee
Mar
11
Jan
3%
1
(Mass)_20
(The)_
Pep Boys
Pepperell
2V4
Jan
13%;
Jan
14%
3% Mar
12%
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
1,300
1
Mar
35it
2 7'00
3%
20%
__
4 38
7%
1
10
,c>\j j
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
3.800
2%
16
3%
_
_
Vk Jan
8%
10%
_
3% Mar
22%
9 V'8
Inc
Cfirlos
7
2.50
.
2%
1
4.803
4V8
2%
*
Corp Ltd
Salem-Brosius
San
22
10.Vb
Lawrence
St
Jan
7%
Corp
n
15%
27/«
1
n
22 %
Dredge Ltd
Co___
Electronics
Pentron
3%
16
1
11%
11
4
2%
1
Savoy
Penri
,
2%
9V8 Mai-
700
10
9%
11',4
1
Petroleum
2%
9%
*
Avenue
Togs Inc
Ryan Consolidated
Pyerson & Haynes
2%
lc
Rusco Industries Inc____—
Jan
Feb
20%
40%
%
1
50c
Apr
8%
Jan
Feb
2
Corp
Inc
16
4 % Mar
3%
58%
41 %
2
Inc
Products
16
104% Mai-
3%
10c
:•
Products
Royal School Labs Inc
Apr
56%
21%
1
1
Park
Parkersburg-Aetna
Jan
j
18%
2 Bol
"Parker
B
95 Vb
%
*
1
Pantasote Company
class
Apr
350
97%
24%
58%
Page-Hersey Tubes
Pall Corp class A_
petroleum
200
•
103%
50c
*
7%
Roxbury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp
Jan
Jan
7%
100
_1
pfd
Paddington Corp class A
Pancoastal
104%
164%
3%
:
Super
101 % Mar
143%
97%
13%
15%
7%
Rowland
98% Mar
180
24%
_
Pacific Power
Packer's
1
Jan
15%
1
"Jan
440
144% 145
11
:
Telep
Ltd
Jan
5%
101
98 V2
97%
1
Bell
Petroleums
: *-
Apr
96 %
460
•
101% 102%
101%
•
Airlines
Northern
Pacific
.
97%
.
1,500
3%
98% 100
..
_*
preferred
Pacific
Pacific
99
_*
$4.75, dividend preferred
:
$4.75 conv dividend preferred
>
3%
3%
Apr
98%
'
Pacific
Pacific
1.20
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Ross
•
6
,
%
•
13 Mar
Jan
1 %
1%
1%
400
%
Jan
Apr
17%
17 %
600
13%
Jan
IV4
So
17%
2%
2%
900
2 % Mar
3%
Jan
10%
10%
1 TOO
9% Mar
9%
69.300
47%
17,300
2%
~9Vb
47%
7%
46
■
6V» Jan
35
';
Jan
Jan
12% Jan
9% Apr
47%
Apr
\.
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1664)
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 19)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
American Stock
for Week
Sale Price
Shares
Low
Par
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lrw
High
High
Exchange Bonds
Friday
BONDS
Week's
Sales
Talon,
Inc.
4%
5
common
preferred
Tampa
New
Co
common
Technical
Telectro
24%
24%
1,200
24%
Apr
24%
12%
12'/4
13
10.4C0
11%
Apr
18 Vb Mar
24 %
23
26 Va
20,500
22Vb Mar-
29%
24%
22 Va
26
27.2C0
16%
Feb
26
Apr
1
9 v'u
10%
31,400
8%
Jan
11%
Feb
.
9%
,.
2%
Jan
Ba/awin
Belock
2
9,900
1%
Apr
2%
2%
3,200
2V4
Jan
3 Vb
Jan
4%
5 %
1,500
4'/8 Mar
6%
•Jan
Boston
*
6%
5%
6%
28,300
4% Mar
7 Va
BSF
1,500
1% Mar
3 Va
Apr
Apr
2
Warrants
Television Industries
3
Va
-
•
•
Co
Brandywine
lVa
1%
4.9C0
% Mar
2%
1,500
3 V4 Mar
4%
13,800
4%
Apr
7%
Jan
Chicago
150
98V2
Jan
101%
Feb
Davega Stores
%
Jan
%
Jan
6Vis
Delaware
Textron
Electronics
Inc
4%
5%
Inc—25c
'
12
6%
50c
!2
.12%
7,200
2,000
■
2
Photolab
Lux
Transit
2-;.
2V8
15.100
12 Vb
200
Trans
World
Inc
&
1st
Feb
•
1%
21/4
Jan
Feb
13
16%
17Va
1,700
16%' Apr
18%
Jan
221/4
1,400
21 Vb Mar
24%
Jan
Forging
Trav-ler
Temper
Apr
21V4 Mar
23%
Jan
90%
Jan
94%
Feb
31/4
Jan
Apr
5 Vb
93%
4%
3%
3 Va
4
106%
106
12
91.%
84
V
General
90%
71%
92%
2%
Gulf
4s
5%s
Foam
1978—.Jan-July
100
100%
3
100%
102 Va
41
118%
157
101% 101%'
157
Mar-Sept
debs
1975
148
Feb-Aufl
1993
series
B
157
10 Vz
10%
37 Vz
39%
May-Nov
May-Nov
1993
1981
30
32
%
11
*15 %
debs
1963
59
1974-,
91
91
82 VA
62
98
14
88
94 %
13
77%
84%
129
78%
93%
83%
Feb-Aug
82
V?
82
85
June-Dec
75
Va
6%s
6 Vb
9,300
4%
Jan
6 Vb
Apr
Hoffman
3.0GO
7% Mar
9 %
Jan
Hudson
7%
Jan
Feb
12
13% Mar
9%
200
10 Vb
Jan
4%
4 %
41/4
2,000
Mar
47b
101/2
600
9% Mar
11%
Jan
3 8 Vb
331/4
7,800
32% Mar
39-Va
29
35 Vb
Apr
Apr
Hartfield
Stores
deb
5 Vis
1981
conv
debs
conv
Corp
1972
1st
Realization
Tr
Inc
April-Oct
1977
Manhattan
Hydrometals
1981
conv
International 7s
&
.
Corp—
6s
6s
1973
71
39
65
69
15
98 Va
98 %
1
67%
Jan-July
—Jan-July
75%
65
98%
June-Dec
1982
67%
67%
V70
'
•
9%
6%
*
91/4
4
6%
7%
Jan
Jan
6%
| 3,200
Italian
•
Power
Kaltman
Co
Kawecki
Oil
6Vi%
liq
ctfs
April-Oct
4%s
1978
5%s
Co
deb
Co
1982.
May-Nov
1977
5%
Mar
47
117
86
96%
99%
17
61
70
;
Sept
46
■
107
119
107
117
104
121%
103
May-Nov
conv
Linotype
$46 Va
tr
1977
6s
Chemical
10 Vb
Apr
103
17 '/4 Mar
19
Apr
12%
Jan
13%
Apr
National
General
200
21%
Jan
22%
Jan
National
Research
Jan
5 Vb
Apr
Apr
311
115
103
107%
109
112
124 Vz
4
102
105
104 V
108 Va
Jan
.1% Jan
l.°6
13
4%
50c
13%
22%
4%
4%
..
127
4
1,500
United
Asbestos
3'/a
United
Canco
l/k
l.3o
United
Elastic
37%
37%
38%
700
36
United
Foods
8%
8%
900
...7
Jan
9%
Improvement
4 Va
4 V4
4,400
4
Mar
5Vb
Jan
5%
Feb
6 Vb
Jan
4V4
Jan
4%
Bellas
Hess
Jan
201 Va
Apr
Apr
Apr
Nuclear
Corp
due
6s
1984—:—
Corp 5 Vis 1974
Corp 5s 1976
of
America
5 Vis
April-Oct
104%
104
86
Quar-Mar
Jan-July
106 Va
85%
112
112%
66
62 Vz
April-Oct
92%
92 %
June-Dec
1976
99
98
—Feb-Oci
35
80%
18
114%
'
35
105
6
59
66
82 Va
Corp
•
1
United
Milk
United
Molasses Co
Products
S
Air
Ceramic
U
Natural
S
U S
Tile
Hjr
1
16
14,400
;
3
7,100
Mar
41
Jan
Ltd—
Conditioning
U S
3
5
American dep rets ord
United NJRR& Canal
U
4Va
Investing__2.60
'K3*\
Ohio
Power
1st
1st
3%s
4
10c
201 Va
100
Corp
—1
Rubber
Reclaiming Co
United Stockyards Corp
Universal American Corp—
r%
1
,
300
150
2%
50c
Co
Gas__:
4%
201%
rit
200
7%
s.v
1
3
3,300
7%
8
9G0
2%
Jan
3%
5
Jan
8V4
7%
7%
3,300
6
Jan
6 V4
100
5%
Jan
7
V4
Rapid
5 v4
■
5
.
Jan
1,600
5Va
Jan
5%
Jan
Warrants
Series
1962-
2%,
2Vt
2 %
3.100
2 y4
Apr
2%
Series
1955
2%
2%
2%
1.400
2%
Jan
3
2%
2%
3,COO
2% Mar
3
Jan
6
Mar
5% Jan
debs
Co
Jan-July
1998—Jan-July
6s
1967-
$99 Vz
96
90
99
.
97%
98
93
100
94 Va
—
127 Vz 127%
94%
124
127 Va
May-Not
92%
92
93%
32
90
1977_,
debs
Jan-July
80
80
85
48
f: 80
93%
1972
Feb-Aug
85
91 Va
72
84 Va
*86 V$
89%
82 Vz
84%
100
Jan
Apr
Gas
96
92 %
96
77
Feb
2%
Co '7s
subord
conv
&
Realty Equities Corp—
7%s (without warrants)
Jan
Warrants
April-Oct
1984
*.
Electric
American
5%s
8V8 Mar
6 v4
5 V4
25c
.
1968
1971
3s
1970
Public Service
regis
3%s
mortgage
mortgage
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s
88
115%
V"
Apr
184 Va
•
Apr
United
Corp
;
1
Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—.— 1
,•
Feb
National
'
22%
48 Va
5
19
'
Jan
300
~~
4
20
Inc
79
■
50
Jan
101/8
6%
Land
sub
conv
900
io %
5
Aircraft Products
73%
51
87%
91%
82%
19%
69%
34
■
$98!% 100
—
42
11%
73%
54
56
April-Oct
—May-Nov
/
30%
16 Vi
73 Va
April-Oct
subord
6s
Corp
American
1,100
38%
Omaha
&
91
8
RR—
series A
Development 6s
General
3 Vb
5%
7%
3%s
-
Inc
Mergenthaler
United
115 Va
8
28
U
of
127 Va
Division—
J
4s
Builders
13%
3 Vb
13
10
Yards
84
121
Feb
525
3%
*
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
"Union Gas Co of CanadaUnion Investment Co—
Stock
95%
68 Va
127 Va
100Vz lOOVz
Realty & Construction Corp—
1976
May -Not
wts
ex
General
Feb
1,500
*
Corp
National
6%s
Livingston
Union
64
100
„
84
June-Dec
1976
6s
subord
mortgag'e
1st
First
3% Mar
3 Va
93
3%
Feb
8
500
22%
92%
13
3%
J an
—1
Inc
Conduit & Cable Co
Tri-Continental "warrants"
True
22%
92%
3%
Jan
12,200
22%
~5%
Corp
Industries
2%
.618
Steel
Triangle
mortgage
Fotochrome
"warrants":
Airlines
83
Feb
21%
200
Inc
N
Feb
11
Authority
Co
of
Feb
Feb
16%
1
Williams
1978
6s
23
92 Vz
84
63%
102 Va
Corp—
Lackawanna
7%
22 %
5c
Corp
Credit
Western
15%
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com__10c
Transue
Assn
22
84
106
June-Dec
High
84%
62
121
$lz7%
June-Dec
12
93 Va
82 V4
1, 1963
27
65
105
April-Oct
1970
A
1969
&
24
Jan
25c
class A
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit rets ord registered__5s
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4% %
preferred
100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Universal • Corp
1
Town
83%
120%
1977
Lack
11% Mar
Tobacco
Trans
1972—April-Oct
series
convertible
20%
700
•;
10
5% Mar
10,200
12 %
10c
13%
23%
23
23
com
%
6 Vb
6 1/8
—-—5
Thcrofare Markets Inc.:
Inc
100
99
13%
Inc
'.J.
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Thriftimart
99
•
-10c
"warrants"
Co
7s
95%
931 i
1998
Low
191
Jan
5%
Co
93%
Jan.
No.
60?
*58 Vi
June-Dec
Range Since
Sold
Jan
3%
1994—June-Dec
series A 1975_Ja?i-July
Quar-Feb
Inc—
1
deb
2%s
April-Oct
1970——
Bonds
High
54
63%
6%
Aug
Raceway
3%
Coburn
Thew Shovel
Corp
convertible
3%
&
Textron
Chemical
6s
sub
5%s
"I Va
Light $4.56 pfd
Corp_—
Texstar
Friday's
94
tfune-Dec
6%s 1972
debs
inc
Building Indus
conv
Edison
1974
3%s
Power
Steel
*—10c
Electronics
Pump 4s
Montrose
6V'2%
debs
& Petroleum
Elec
1
Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc—
Texas Power
&
Instrument
Bloomfield
1%
2%
l7/a
10c
sub
conv
Realty
Steel
Bethlehem
5
20c
Corp
5%s
Appalachian
1
Inc
Industries
TelePrompter Corp
Teleregister Corp
Terminal-Hudson
V
Inc
American
Jan
*
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
• Amer
24%
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
Apr
Apr
12Vic
Material
Technical
Alsco
—"
1
Inc
or
Bid & Asked
Low
Apr
49%
Apr
Sale Price
Apr
9
Jan
8
42 %
5.800
49 %
48%
49%
•
45%
Jan
67c
i
w
Inaus
rreez
*
.'
*
30%
5,300
10
Electric
Tasiee
45%
Last
Period
43%
Interest
Reeves
Universal Automated Industries Inc_10c
Universal
Container
Universal
Controls
Corp cl A com_10c
Inc
Utah-Idaho
/'
.
5 y4
25c
4%
3? y4
5 Va
32 y«
*
Sugar_—
5
7
.300
5
23,0j0
4
25
4
7
10%
•
■ 3
22 V*
4 %
17.78
.
Universal Insurance--—
Universal Marion Corp
9
10%
%
31V4
7
9%
Jan
Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
Harbor
Southern
3v'bs
Feb
$3s
Valspar
Corp
-1
6%
11%
11 %
11%
1
3%
3%
1
6 Va Mar
9%
2,200
8%
8%
9%
13.000
7%
3
3%
2,700
2%
7 V4
1,700
6% Mar
2
9%
9%
10
6,000
9% Mar
Food Products
19%
1914
20
1.100
15%
11%
11%
1,000
10%
7%
Vogt
Manufacturing
*
"VTR
Inc
1
5
5
—*
2
2%
300
10 V4
3%
8
Baking
61c
Waltham
Webb
&
$6
Precision
Instruments
Knapp Inc
series
Weiman
&
*
Utilities
Industries
Co
6%
3%
700
Feb
Szabo
3%
4
2,100
22%
400
~8
ord
Yale
6%
3%
Apr
5
Jan
Jan
24%
Feb
22
Jan
Apr
2 V4
2%
2%
3
4,400
Apr
2% Mar
4
.
Jan
96
Mar
12%
3
preferred
com—:
•
U
6s
conv
Zapata Off-Shore Co_—
re* Vvilf'ittn
•Corp—
Zion Foods
Corp__'
—
3s
89
92%
94%
85
87%
.
87
*84 Va
91
92
87
91
93 Va
99 %
101%
102
102% 103%
102%
12
*98
104%
105
102 Va
*
104 J/4
1049i 104%
100%
L 3
104%
106
100 % 101%
16
100 Vi
103%
8
101 Va
104 %
101 Va
102 % 103
100%
9
-1
Vz 100%
9
99%
27
102
1C2
100%
102
93%
2
93%
95V4
93%
93%
1
91%
93%
Feb-Aug
1970
93%
Jan-July
1971
3Vis
debs. 1973
6s
93 Va
93 Va
5
93 Va
94%
87 Va
92
92 Va
$90
Feb-Aug
Webb
&
Afar-Nov
77%
77
77%
23
66%
77%
1973,—Mar-Nov
94%
93
95
37
90Va
IOIV4
1976
Corp—
——May-Nou
95
90
100
sub
debs 1977—Feb-Aug
Investing
&
debs
6%
Water
conv
Power
Knapp Inc
Jan
%
3%s
debs
5s
95
1974
June-Dec
165
99V4
10
931/4
65
65
23
96
165
June-Dec
1964
66 Va
140%
3
98%
.
109
166
99%
70%
62
Jan
Jan
25%
Feb
iff
iff
21%
22
v4
i.4%
251/8
1.5C0
22%
Jan
25 Va
Feb
10
10
10%
1,800
9%
Jan
12%
Feb
7,000
%
Feb
j>
1,800
•
700
16
19
iff
%
21 Va
21»2
21%
700
12 Vb
12'
8
12%
7 CO
9%
Jan
1%
1%
300
1V2
Feb
16 Vb
16%
10
16%
.
21% Mar
7
l.COO
14%
Jan
5%
5%
800
514
Feb
15%
51/2
18
18%
17.900
6%
15%
2
6%
■
13%
Jan
3.900
15
16 1/2
2
5Vb
Jan
3 200
14%
Feb
1%
Feb
21\,
10.000
7%
6%
1,800
19
18%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
2
16%
6
15%
Jan
10
951/2
Jan
Last
Period
Sale Price
or
Apr
Feb
Apr
7%
Feb
Low
•
Baden
(Germany)
•
Danzig
Port
•
Hanover
&
7s
1951
series
A
1967—
4%s
series
B
1967
(Prov)
11%
11%
11%
1,950
11
Feb
13%
97%
97%
95
95 V4
Feb-Aug
$110
May-Nou
$65
Jan
17%
18 Va
3.100
16%
Feb
18 Vb
Jan
7 I'd
<
V.T
600
6%
Jan
2Vb Mar
"ih
2.500
\k
Jan
8
Mar
2% Mar
1
A—25c
„25c
12%
4
»/8
12 v;
4
Maranhao
4 Vi
31,100
13 %
Apr
4%
4,000
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
400
3%
Jan
4%
Apr
4
',-4'
8% Mar
stamped
1
50c
—10c
1
16%
5
S'/a
161/2
4%
17 Vb
8,400
5
2.600
"7%
8%
9,500
4
4%
300
15%
Jan
17'/4
Peru
(Republic
Sinking
fund
de Janiero
4
4%
Mar
Feb
2Vas
2008,
of)—
66
70
100
$99 Va
lune-Dec
Mar-Sept
—
_
1
51
51
'
68
99
100
51
60
v
3s Jan 1 1997
stamped (Plan A)
Jan-July
47 %
471.4
24
47%
47 V
47%
2s 2012—Jan-July
„
2
42 Va
471/2
47
49
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in yeaJ's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal
n Under-the-rule transaction
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.
(not
bid and ask prices;
§ Reported in
tive;
•
4
j
Bonds being traded flat.
used
no
sales being
»»
I'm
/
above—"cod,"
"conv," convertible;
rrr
nrifU
\
.,
'
'
-
certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc." voting trust certificates;
"M," mortgage;
>*
1
transacted during the current week.
receivership.
Abbreviations
Jan
8% Mar
A)
f
Apr
6%
4%, Jan
6 Vb Jan
(Plan
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
stamped (Plan Ai 2Vas 2008
Parana
Feb
13%
.
High
Mar
17%
5c
Low
195'
Jan-July
1949
No.
$97i
Jan-July
6%s
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
7%
$6 Vz
Waterways
5 Vis
Jan
High
Bonds
$120
—.——Jan-July
6%s 1952..—Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
Mar
19% Mar
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Mar
18%
101
Interest
BONDS
Apr
17% M'ar
,2-jV
Sales
Week's
Thursday
Jan
22% Mar
13%
658 Mar
300
100% 100%
il
} Friday's
;
Inc
subord
Natural Gas
S
•
Jewelry Co
87
<4
1
April-Oct
1970
3%s
(Calif)
Electric
Improvement
Washington
4LS
Zale
89
■>*
Jan
25 Vo
5
—
*86 V2
'90 %
Jan
3%
21 %
•—£1
Raceway Inc
Service
86%
Jan
1
—40c
Express System Inc class
Gas
Gas
<fc
United
Rio
Yonkers
:
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Gorp of Amer 6%s
87
2
Ltd
Gas
88%
87
Jan
1
preference
Hargreaves
7%
Is
pfd—100
regis
California
Food
----April-Oct
Map-Nov
May-Nov
1987
1987—..
Counties
91
*86 Vz
Mar
Feb
6%
25
Machine
rets
P
Southwestern
3%
4.600
1
common
Woodall Industries IncWoolworth (F W) Ltd—
Wright
3%
13.500
1
__—
dep
O
series
Jan
2%
1
preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4'/a%
American
series
4%s
Feb
4
Mar
8%
1
Newspaper
4%s
Jan
Jan
55
2 >/4
—10c
Co
Wood
1986
Jan
8%
*
Williams-McWilliams
Brothers
N
2%
94%
1
Brothers Co
57-
series
1 Va
1
Williamhouse (The) Inc
Wilson
4%s
Feb
55%
._Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
92
•
*88%
■•./>
*100%
1985—:
Jan
;— 1
Inc
1
390
22 %
10c
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
River Oil Corp
&
M
% Mar
'■21/4
10c
Wichita
C)
series
5%
85
$102 Va
—,
4%s
Jan
*
Eagle International Inc
White Stag Mfg Co class A
(R
65%
.
Jan
2
Ltd—
shares
Whi;e
Oil
46,000
5c
Invest
ord
Whippany Paper Board
Williams
13.000
%
10c
Stationery
Wilshire
~2%
2
10c
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
William?
Jan
100
«_■.
Stockholders
American dep rets
Western Tablet. &
Stores
3%
50c
pfd
__
Western
Wiebolt
3%
1.25
4.407o
Equities .Inc
Nuclear. Inc
Western
Apr
3
59%
61
:1
Wentworth Manufacturing
Chemical Products
Western
40
li
%
Company Inc
Westbury Fashions
50
200
3%
7
21/4
10c
preference
Texas
43
3%
Co___1
common
West
West
40
4
2,500
preferred——10
conv
1983
85
98% -99%
109
■:
Feb-Aug
1985
Southern
—100
Bond Inc common
non-cum
J
K
L
85
991
98%
tR-;
Jan-Aup
—Mar-Sept
"_Mar-Sept
—_—
1982—
series
series
series
13
$83
99%
-April-Oct
1982
1982
4%s
5s
2%
Jan
1981
H
I
Southern
common
preferred
Waitt &
series
series
1981—May-Not;
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
i
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
82 %
'
7%
series G
13%
.
1978
1979
4%s
20% Mar
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
Jan
1965
3s
1976
F
4%s
Feb
W
"Wagner
series
3s
Corp
Edison
1976
E
4%s
Mar
10%
Jan
5
Apr
4%
Feb
7%
Jan
12 Va
-
Jan
3
1
25c
Co
6%
Jan
3 V4 Mar
C
series
3%s
800
900
3%.
25c
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
Vita
6 %
25c
—
Power
Mar-Sept
1973
B
series D
3%s
1976—
1973
series
3 Vis
"Valve Corp of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Viewlex Inc class A_
Water
California
series
3s
debs
series A
2%s
11% Mar
sub
conv
Safe
Jan
9%
Apr
3,800
.
93%
Api-
6,600
10%
6s
ttrhrvorife*
**xr
%
v»
wHfhnilt
W£irrA.nfVR_
Number 6257
197
VolunH?
.
.
.
The Commercial and
(1665)
Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
American
Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Company
Boston
Hecla
Service Co
Cities
Co
Range
Copper
Electric
General
———
Coal
Creek
Island
46%
63
40%
Jan
47%
Feb
Feb
38%
697
36 Va
Jan
39%
Feb
70
llVa
65%
30
56%
Jan
70 %
Apr
11 y2
Apr
13
Jan
60
55%
Jan
66
Apr
20
Apr
66
20
—
20
100
16% Jan
56%
'
'■
57%
234
48%
15
'
Copper
Kennecott
Association
Shawmut
35
26 % Mar
75%
Apr
22%
Apr
75 VB
191
67%
Jan
,
22
5,050
18%
Jan
9% Jan
400
Apr
12y4 Apr
11%
27%
27%
1,190
24%
Feb
27%
Apr
47 Va
567
43%
Jan
49
Feb
38
Apr
.
„
37%
37 V*
10
31%
Jan
15%
15%
26%
134
13%
Feb
26%
2
26%, Mar
34%
—
34%
193
29 Vb Mar
37 y8
Jan
37%
42
65
38
36%
Athey
Fisheries
Brunswick
Burton-Dixie
3,500
25
Jan
27%
Apr
24%
24
24%
400
22%
Feb
26%
14%
15%
1,100
13%
Apr
17 Vb
Jan
26%
25%
26%
3.500
23 Vb Mar
26%
Apr
22 %
23
300
22 %
Jan
25%
•
10
Business
Calumet
Cdn
Inc
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
LISTED
common
(Un)
Low
Pai
Aeronca
Feb
Feb
Coleman
6% Feb
Jan
Columbia
37%
Apr
Commonwealth
Iron
Gas
Edison
Corp
B
V
D
Mlg
Carey
17%
T
&
Cine
N
O
Cine
&
Sub
P__
Bell
Tel
——
Natl
Diamond
Chemical
DuBois
Eagle-Picher
Procter
Jan
26 y8
Jan
29 y2
49 y4
Jan
55% Mar
566
90 y2
11
89 % Mar
93 y2
Jan
42 %
15
37 y8
42 V2
Apr
94
94
10
92 y2 Mar
'
56
Feb
Jan
56% Mar
16 %
Jan
17%
20%
23%
89
33%
33%
111
79%
Jan
Apr
35%
Jan
23%
Jan
28 Vb
Apr
29
v 10
23%
33 Vb Mar
634
28 Va
29
77%
104 y2
Jan
45%
23 %
29
Apr
97%
17
26%
94
96
56%
16%
23%
Feb
282
103% 104% '■/'* 450
104 y4
Apr
29
Apr
79%
Apr
Jan
69 y2 Mar
793
Feb
190
34
180
Mar
13%
14 %
216
13
Apr
18%
25%
25%
20
24%
Jan
27 Vb Mar
187% 187%'
—100
:
1
5
—
26 Va
160
54%
77%
pfd
8Vc
110
28%
94
common
Rapid-American
U S Playing Card
Jan
28%
42%
*
—
Gamoie
&
Feb
Feb
90 %
28
Manischwitz
1
53%
*
_
18
29%
42%
:—5
L— —————
Cards
Gibson
Feb
90 %
—20
50
1
——1
——
16%
54%
pfd,—
—
100
Milling ——10
4%
144
28%
Com
:
* *
Cincinnati Gas & Elec common——8.50
Cine
17%
Jan
28%
10
——..——;——
Papers
Champion
El
3%
Apr
-
Feb
BONDS
Cincinnati
.1998
4%s—
Transit
74%
$8,187
74 %
74
72% Mar
% Apr
Last
Range
Flour
Mills
Low
Pa-
Electric
Allen
Allied
&
Equip
Brewing
Industrial
Avis
Budd
Company
Burroughs
Chrysler
New
Mfg
—
Fruehauf
Trailer
14%
General
Tire
Gillette
(The)
Edison
Goldblatt Brothers
Oil
Detroit
Steel
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Gar
Co
Motor
Ford
—
Trailer
Fruehauf
General
Kysor
(H
68%
17,333
66c
80t:
5
100
31%
300
Dillon
Apr
29 y4
,200
3y4
1,669
21%
9%
3.488
3%
37%
200
37%
1
18
10
_
—
26
■
2%
1.441
2%
8
400
27 %
330
2%
——
_
Jan
5
4%
25
Corp
Corp
Corporation
iy8
Apr
24%
3%
•
_
34%
17
600
Jan
Mar
17%
18
26 Va
1,400
23%
Jan
6%
6%
1,081
6'A
Feb
1
—
——
_
Controls—^—__
Universal
4%
4%
100
4%
4%
20
367
23
Jan
Apr
Marshall
of the round-lot
compilation
The weekly ranges for all
traded
Last
STOCKS
Acme
Steel
Field
Allis
—1,—
Chemical
Allied
Chalmers
Mfg
America
Aluminum
Co of
American
Airlines
American
Can
American
Cyanamid
American
Home
Co
Motors
American
Rad
Tel
Tobacco
Apache
&
Tel
American
American
Anaconda
(Un)
Distillers & Chem
Tile
Range
1,700
15
2.700
11%
Jan
15%
Jan
Pure
3,800
3%
Jan
6y8
Feb
Radio
5%
47'A
48
2.300
43y4 Mar
48%
17%
17%
18 Vb
1.700
141/2 Jan
18%
54%
57
21%
20y2
22
,
1,600
5,200
,
52
17%
5%
50
5%
Apr
6%
50%
7,400
9
'800
8%
Jan
10%
Jan
7,400
24%
Jan
30%
Apr
600
8%
Jan
10 Va
Feb
9
Feb
49%
'
8%
30%
Jan
Reynolds
Richman
Apr
Jan
St
Apr
48V4
Jan
1,200
49J/2 Mar
11%
28
6,400
25% Mar
29 Va
78
5.700
72% Mar
79%
Jan
79%
82 V8
78
85 Va
Feb
35 Va
35 Va
37%
69
67%
69
17,100
57%
25%.
25%
26
11,100
23
25%
25 Vb
25%
2,900
35%
35 Va
36%
5,000
35 Vb
34%
35%
5,200
17%
17%
100
13%
13%
1,000
54 Va
54%
500
Corp
(Un)
see
13
13%
(Un)__,
Brothers
37%
37%
40%
2,000
31%
Jan
40%
Apr
44%
41%
44%
5,900
38 %
Jan
44%
Apr
18%
18%
600
16
Jan
14%
14%
1,000
13%
Jan
14%
149
28%
41%
5.400
36
Mar
41%
Apr
30
1,250
26%
Jan
30
Apr
57
59%
1,900
50%
Jan
59%
Apr
31%
32 VB
700
47 %
47 Va
1.000
59%
31%
.
26% Jan
42% Mar
8%
9
600
8 "a
Feb
5%
5%
200
5%
Apr
1
56 Va
1,800
57%
Jan
8% Mar
7Va
6%
Jan
22 Va
350
19 Vs
Jan
22%
13
13%
3.500
12%
Jan
14
6 Va
400
5%
Apr
9%
Jan
43%
Jan
43%
Jan
15%
2,700
14
Apr
18 %
Feb
51 va
54 Va
500
49%
Jan
54 Va
Apr
9%
9%
200
8 Va Mar
Apr
Apr
9%
38%
Mar
22%
Jan
47%
Jan
50%
Feb
35
Jan
45
5%
14
100
32%
1.000
33%
34%
21%
20%
22
11.400
50
48
50
151
39
39%
100
20
Apr
Mar
Feb
Jan
•
5 Vb
5%
100
5y8
Jan
5%
Jan
8 V4
8
150
7% Mar
9 Va
Jan
17%
5V8
18
%
11 Va
HVa
11%
61%
62 Va
25%
26%
Apr
18
10%
1,900
150
Jan
12
Feb
53
Jan
627/8
Jan
'25% Mar
600
61%
Jan
17
500
28%
Feb
Apr
4%
400
Jan
4%
52%
51 Vb
53 Va
2,200
49%
Jan
54 Va
Apr
37
36 Va
37%
7,000
32 Vb
Jan,
38
Apr
25%
26
600
24
Feb
63
64%
300
.
4 Va
3%
3
,
Feb
.
Jan
5% Mar
Jan
60
15
26 Vb
64%
Jan
17
Aor
Feb
63%
62%
63%
5.2^0
57%
Jan
63%
Apr
48%
46%
48%
2,300
43%
Jan
48%
Apr
35 Vb
35 Va
49%
700
33%
Apr
36%
Feb
200
43%
Jan
49%
Jan
37%
38V2
2.100
31%
Jan
38 Va
Apr
26%
25 Vb
27%
4,300
24 Va Mar ;
28
Feb
3%
3%
3%
29%
13 %
Jan
36
5
10
.*
Jan
16%
Apr
Feb
33Vbc
5
——
100.
2,100
15VB ,16
52%
51 Va
52%
800
46
Feb
52 %
Apr
52 Va
50%
53%
1,700
47
Jan
53%
Apr
53%
52
53%
3.600
47 Vb
Jan
53%
Apr
16
16%
22
16
Apr
17
Feb
78
79
70% Mar
79
Apr
39%
40%
1,300
36%
Jan
41
Jan
61
64%
3.100
56%
Jan
66%
41.%
11.500..
34%
Jan
41%
Apr
40%
Jan
48%
Jan
23%
Jan
30
7
—•
5
•
10
63%
40%
39%
43%
•
5
27%
30.
•
Co
28%
122% 125
32
33%
9,300
1-14%
Feb
Sears
Apr
Sheaffer
Diego Imperial
—
—
Co class A_
1
1
—.—
:
—
1
1.500
,
"6.100.
Va
46 %
6,200
38 Va Mar
27%
28%
2,100
27%
Apr
48 %
49%
3,400
43%
44
46 %
>
50
46
Feb
Apr
Va
30%
Apr
Jan
Jan
49%
Apr
48
Jan
53
Jan
13%
Jan
13% Mar
51
13%
1.90Q
12%
13%
4.400
10
62
80 %
51
13%
1
_1
—3
Co
Pen
800
45%
28
Schwitzer
Co
58%
48
San
Oil
Jan
6 Va Mar
37%
Feb
Shell
Jan
10
•
Peb
121/2 Jan
Apr
48
7 Va
1
5
Co—•
52% Mar
32 Va
21 Va
—5
Apr
Jan
Apr
40
24i/4
10i/s
28%
28%
15%
3,000
Jan
Apr
Jan
Feb
41%
23
43.
24
100
.
18%
15 Va
160
Feb
Jan
page
28%
Jan
Jan
Apr
10%
Apr
Mar
26% Mar
Jan
10 Vb
64
63
Jan
12%
B
Jan
63
Louis
Class
96%
60
25
Apr
19
20
Feb
Jan
96%
100
16 y4
48
31
22%
2,500
Jan
Jan
Mar
22%
6.400
40%
55
8 V8
2.500
700
Jan
Jan
■;
27 Va
15%
47%
15%
45
Jan
20%
46%
Jan
13% Mar
28
1
A)
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Metals Co (Un)—
(R J) Tobacco (Un)
(W
18
36%
Jan-,
6 Va
22%
33%
Mar
17%
25%
15
125
Mar
32
150
191/2
Jan
Apr
Apr
4,700
20
Mar
36%
7%
15Vb
28
Feb
26%
26%
19%
6,900
Apr
26%
Jan
28%
Apr
69 Vb
Jan
Jan
20%
38
Jan
-
,
Feb
Jan
31 Va
2,500
•
—;
Corp
Roebuck &
Mar
7%
20Va
10%
600
26Va
5
__
'
-w
Apr
7%
:_1.75
50
•—1.25
170
11%
26%
1.66%
(Un)
'
Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20 g
Nat Stockyards
•
St Louis Public Service "A"
12
33Vb
Jan
76%
Royal
58
43%
1,400
12
Feb
Apr
•
Co
Reynolds
Feb
51%
26 %
Inc
Revlon
Apr
1,900
123
H
10
Feb
77%
Co
(Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
47%
56%
55%
33Vb
30%
42
28
5
3.33
Corp of America
22
56%
—6.25
29%
9%
—1
Oil
60
46 %
(Un)_
48
11%
Corp
Chemical
Corp
& Gamble
Jan
54%
5%
Power Co—
Petroleum Co
Procter
Jan
48%
•
Co
Mar
56
iootnotes,
Apr
Apr
Potter
Process
Jan
37%
Jan
Corp
Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un).:
17%
High
6 Va
44%
1
Illinois
Parke-Davis &
Phillips
Shares
of Prices
44%
(Un)
1.000
4% Apr
33
Mar
900
(Un)
Aviation
States
for Week
56%
1
7,400
47%
Mfg
&
Gas Co—
Indiana Public Service
'' "V,
44%
Co
Co
Company
For
v
1
San
"4%
34
—•
& Co
Illinois
Sales
Week's
.^-10
Corp—
Stand
<fe
~4%
12 % Mar
46%
(Un)—:
Chemical
American
Jan
33%
....—•
—-—•
Northern
selected list of the dually
(Un)
American Machine.& Foundry
American
Apr
~4Va
•
(Minnesota)
(Un)
Bancorporation
—_—.-12.50
Co
Feb
12% Mar
—_1
(Un)
Corp
Northwest
(Un)—
(Un)
Products
Feb
23%
Apr
common—
Northern
5'/4
1
54 Va
Jan
1
-1
Jan
14%
(Un)
Jan
17%
Apr
50c
Apr
16%
(Un)„ ——1.
49%
1,700
20 %
National
5%
„
1,800
21%
64
North
14%
.—9
10
53%
31
Feb
1
10
Electronics.
Ross
51%
16%
Jan
National
Feb
55% Mar
27 Vb
—25c
Co
Admiral Corp
Advance
a
issues.
Low
Feb
(Un)
Inc
McKay Machine Co
Means
(F W) & Co__—
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
L.OW
Hlgi
17 "A Apr
13% Jan
Sale Price
Par
Apr
64%
transactions only
the local issues, and
Friday
Feb
59% Mar
Corp (Un)
C) & Co
Marietta
Martin
Olln-Mathieson
A
23 Vb
700
28% Jan
;
Midwest Stock Exchange
3.800
62
750
Jan
5%
28%
60%
1,100
21
23
27%
50%
28%
15%
Northern
21%
Jan
13%
Northern
Udylite
44%
7.400
Montgomery Ward
8
5,700
20%
Monsanto
28
48%
64
Feb
3% Mar
Jan
Jan
48 VB
31
Apr
Jan
Apr
An r
7
18%
Apr
24"%
10 Vb
24% Mar
2
Apr
Jan
Apr
29%
63
2%
Jan
Mar
30
26%- Jan
30
37%
4 Vb
18%
1.400
1
50c
*
—
Aircraft
(Henry
Feb
2,350
64
1;
31%. Apr
Jan
29%
29%
20 V4
Metropolitan Brick Inc
—
4
Meyer Blanke Co
—
1
•
Mickelberry's Food Products—
1
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co—_—r___—1
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)—
Modine Mfg Co_—
(
*
Monroe
Chemical Co__
—•
Jan
25%
-
10
Apr
Jan
5
8%
_
—
69
Jan
45c
4%
*
com
Co
6y2 Mar
57"%
1.425
24%
1
Co
Studebaker
31%
.31%
——
Mfg -Coi—
Scotten,
325
67%
2.50
Co
&
W) t &
Rockwell-Standard
Rudy
5%
,1
Co
Sugar
Davis
Rickel
30%
Jan
5
Co—
(S Sr Co—
Industrial Co
Michigan
Parke
Jan
3%
1
Kingston Products—
Kresge
Feb
25 Vb
.
Manufacturing
Hoskins
42
96 Va
56%
preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought
Apr
2,862
Apr
30% Mar
Jan
28%
5
1
•
$3.50
Lytton's
5,324
Jan
94%
*
Shoe
1
Libby
Lockheed
50%
25%
100
5
Co,
Apr
30%
.1.66%
Corp
Co
Eowling
&
Jan
48
5
Apr
100
95%
29
*
*
Johnson
44
Mar
29%
5VB
Brewing
Lakes
38
364
49 VB
1
Co
Motors
Goebel
-
51%
Industries-
Wood
Great
42%
30%
2.50
—
_
41%
Co
McNeil & Libby——
Lincoln Printing Co common
Jan
42%
5
——
Electric
Apr
liy2
29%
95%
V
•
45 Vb
2,570
14%
66 %
i
—2.50
Harvester
Knapp Monarch Co-
Jan
Jan
30
Leath
Apr
56%
20%
•
—
Apr
14 Vb
1,200
;
Co
Jan
17 Vb
Apr
66%
—10
Co
Steamship
Apr
34%
13%
Steel
13
Jan
Apr
54 Vb
Jan
—1
:
54 Va
Apr
109%
Apr
,r
-10
Inc
Industries
109%
17 Vb
-Jan
29%
v
53%
•
Sash & Door—
Huttig
16% Mar
10%
"i
Co——___—1
:—
.-3
Spencer
Bartlett
:
25
(D H) Co Ltd
,_C—
20
Howard
Feb
64% Mar
53%
65%
60%
Corp—
Jan
31%
Jan
Jan
72
Brewing
(G)
Werner
Jan
100
14
Corp
Corp
Apr
5,594
63 %
38%
-'46%
3,100
28%
(Un)———.—3
8.33 Vb
Greyhound Corp
Stephens Shinkle
Kimberly-Clark Corp
33%
•' 75
Jan
48%/
1
•
Great
—•
7
non-cumulative preferred
100
Greif Bros Cooperage class A_—•
Feb
17%
7/
Jan
1 Vb
9,800
Lakes Dredge
Jefferson
33%
.
Jan
13%
3,500
—•••-
Drug
Great
Apr
17%
Jan
109%
54%
'
Stores——
:
& Dock
Lakes Towing common
Gray
International
33%
10
—_
41 %
8
International Paper (Un)—
International Tel & Tel (Un)—
45%
347/s Mar
500
15
14%
105
—
73.
Mar
64%
14%
29 Vb
:
—
10 y4
41
900
43 %
29%
—
"(W H) Co.—
Apr
45
—
——:
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard
Apr
Apr
Feb
5%
30c
—
53 Va
950
11%
/
37%
42%
..iW./
Co
443
11
1,000
53%
-3
Illinois Brick Co
17%
common
Co_
Jan
11%
4% Mar
Apr
Mar
1
Rubber
&
Jan
34
2,800
36%
107%
1.66%
Jan
.
4%
64%
Corp—- 3.33 y3
1,430
54%
10%
11
#
Cigar Corp—_—
Detroit
4,134
53%
10
—
15
28 Vb
1,867
104% 109%
25
12.50
—
—_
12% Mar
328
29%
29
29
——5
.
-
taper
15
.
3 V4
1.00
24
18
5
—_
Corp
Electronics
Apr
17
Jan
u
Motors
Interlake
Apr
22 Vb
*
Mills Inc
Inland
Jan
400
65%
Foods Corp—,
Jan
•Jan
23
•
-5
j!
(Un)_
Co
General
Apr
Vb
22%
11%
1
General
18
65c
34
'
13%
12
615
1,320
.
33%
Feb
.1
Electric
Jan
2
300
17
93c
Jan y
27%
—10
Dynamics
General
15%
Jan
26%
3,100
1
Candy Corp
General
9%
6%
20%
3,400
30
33%
—
General
&
Jan
15% Apr
33%
3
Corporation
Tele
Apr
-5
Co
Gen
Mar
30
28%
4Va
,
Feb
40 Vb
44%
23
(Un)__
Inc
General
Apr
41 Va Mar
2,200
33 Vs
—2.50
Dairies
12% Mar
610
1,336
3
15%
86C
17
1
;
Power
Consumers
18
2%
.——5
—_
—
wi
corn
13%
16%
5
—
Co
Corp——r—;
C'cip
Consolidated
DWG
Co
Corp—
Brown-McLaren
8%
13%
2
5.032
9%
9
18
1
—-
Products
Metal
Associated
;
1
—
.
Supermarkets
American
Hlgt
now.
nlgl-
16,000
27%
200
Apr
27% Mar
29%
_l
America—<
Foremost
D
35% Mar
1,400
44%
17%
7.50
Corp
Ford Motor Co
F W
38%
28
44%
15%
34 %
3
Bankshares-
of
36 Va
27%
6
Rubber
&
Wisconsin
First
Hibbard
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
38
44%
1
5
Co
Gas
—
Tire
Firestone
Holmes
Shares
Jan
1
Co
Whitney
Heileman
for Week
of Prices
Jan
24%
50c
—
Mfg Co
Heln
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
28%
100
5
Co
(Un)
Corp
Natural
Paso
Gulf
Detroit Stock Exchange
10.000
26%
5
Co
America
of
Insurance
Chemical
Dow
Fairbanks
3%
34%
5
Manufacturing
Dodge
Elder
25
Feb
33%
26%
34 Va
—10
12 Va
(Un)
System
Curtiss-Wright
3 VB
%
—•
100
pfd
4V2%
Inc——
Co
Container
3%
$1
1
—
Jan
10
Corp
7%
High
1%
12.50
Co
88%
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
now
High
800
_•
i
w
Service
55%
Shares
1%
—„
New
Jan
for Week
1%
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler Corp
-25
Jan
Sales
Week's
Friday
Apr
5
convertible preferred
$3
49%
V
Feb
24%
16%cy
«.—*
2.50
& South West Corp
Champlin Oil & Refining— "
47%
■
26%
Apr
1
5
12.50
1
Central
Cleveland-Cliffs
7VT\77
Jan
21%
•
Caterpillar Tractor
City Products
Co. for the transmission
23 Va
1,400
5
(Un)
Corn Products Co
the firm of W. E. Hutton &
of these prices.
600
24%
5
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
Feb
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
25%
_5
com
new
Corp
Hecla
&
Jan
25 Va
23%
P2
(Un)
Inc
Corp
Capital
Continental
We are Indebted to
25%
Jan
*
Corp
Jan
Jan-
of
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
66%
31%
27%
Corp
Corp
27%
20
27%
Borg-Warner
Jan
,
Apr
27%
1
Jan
1,162
58 Va
8
482
37 %
Jan
Steel Corp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company
(Un)
58%
7%
35%
52
Bethlehem
350
;;v:V 7%
900
Binks
21%
59
58%
3
Co
Consolidated
40
50% " 51%
56
Howell Co
Booth
High
56
—
Benguet
Low
10
Corporation
Bastian-Blessing Co
Belden
Mfg Co
&
Range Since Jan. 1, 1961
High
4
America_2,50
Corp
Canteen
Cities
65%
i't
56
Feb;:
Apr
Products
Avco
Bell
Low
Shares
10
Automatic
Feb
28
Corp (Un)
Topeka & Santa Fe—
1,748
65%
23%
27
16%
Steel
Common
Feb
38
*
6.25
Westinghouse Electric Corp_
Jan
Jan
Feb
11%
;
51 %
Inc —;
Jan
36%
20 %
380
Apr
79%
28
1,586
51%
71 Va Mar
46%
(.
27%
47 %
*
United Shoe Machinery Corp com—25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
System
Feb
21%
Fruit Co
Waldorf
%
25Va
Jan
58 %
74%
:
■;
—————--—•—-*
Co
Torrington
United
36
24%
—*
„.—;
1,266
1,967
,7
20
41%
; 157
51
78%
54%
Corporation
Narragansett Racing Association—-1
New England Electric System
20
New England Tel
& Tel Co
100
Olin Mathieson Chemical
5
Pennsylvania Railroad Co—
,-10
Quincy Mining Co -————
—25
Rexall Drug and
Chemical Co
2.50
Star Cement
55%
47%
59 Va Mar
Jan
15
Apr
50% Jan
10
76 VB
77 Va
125%
100
15
.
..50c
•
5
Co common
Corp
Feb
llVa
5
-1
Co
Gillette Company
Lone
Jan
70
*
_2.50
Inc
Stores
Ford Motor Co—.
23
Jan
Apr
37%
38 Va
B———-—.—100
pfd
cum
National
First
15%
114%
35%
20%
Mass
Eastern
•
867
6,060
35%
Jan
Armco
Atchison
High
46%
50
10
*
& Fuel Associates com__10
Street Railway Co—
Eastern Gas
22%
473
122% 125
123 '/a
—-—5
10
5
Inc__—
&
Calumet
6%
—
Edison Co
——
Personal
Property Trust
Boston
High
19%
19%
1.66%
33 Vh
Corp
Motors
Low
33%
Chemical
Agricultural
American
American
Shares
w
for Week
of Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Rales
Range
Last
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Last
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Stock Exchange
Boston
37
66
679
59
Jan
66
74%
Jan
81%
309,
8%
Jan
9
400
R5»
.Tan '
9% M*r
79%
8%
2.700
81%
8%
8%
40%
9 %
42 %
•
2,000
Jan
13%
Apr
Anr
%
42%
Apr
Jan
Apr
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
-Monday, April 22, 1963
15
Texas
St Corp
208 So La Salle
Union Carbide Corp___
(Un)_
Pacific RR
Union
Gypsum—
States
United
Steel
Match Corp——
Oil Products
Universal
Universal
Co
Webcor
World
Publishing
■
13
1,700
25
31
68%
68
33
Jan
68"% Mar
60%
Apr
Jan
68
Apr
31
600
Feb
Jan
58 %
15.100
31
Jan
Apr
47
6.500
60 %
65%
%
15
31%
61%
400
Jan
33% Mar
Feb
8
6%
Jan
34%
14,700
24%
Jan
34%
Apr
42 %
42%
300
40%
Jan
43%
Apr
68%
69"%
2,300
59 %
Jan
69%
Apr
16%
Jan
18
Feb
16%
Apr
v>'
7
6%
3.300
17"%
3,600
14%
16%
10,200
75
75
13% Mar
10
71%
Jan
76
Jan
110% 111
37%
36%
37%
Jan
111%
Feb
1,800
33%
Jan
37%
Apr
1,000
73%
Jan
83%
Apr
23,100
43%
Jan
54
Apr
13%
Apr
17
Jan
28%
Apr
42%
33%
Jan
80%
52
50%
54
13%
700.,
14%
32%
34%
1,900
800
41
40%
101
1,000
83%
33%
%
.
7%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Armstrong Cork Co
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
38%
101
33% Mar
38 %
79%
79%
79
66% Mar
81
55
27% Mar
33%
Apr
29%
Apr
Jan
40
10
32%
32 %
33%
Columbia Gas System
29
29%
109
27
Jan
9%
1,470
8
Jan
31
Jan
33 %
Feb
31%
Jan
36 %
Apr
27
Jan
65c
Jan
10
29
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Duquesne Light Co
_5
Harbison Walker Refractories
7%
9
32%
Home
*
_1
—5
26%
common—1
Pittsburgh Forgings Co__
_1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
lo
4%
(Joseph)
McKinney Mfg
Natco Corp
Pittsburgh
Co
;
.
Brewing
8%
32
32%
260
35%
36%
83
26 %
27--
60c
60c
9%
Co
Rockwell-Standard Com
"
325
-
•
23% Mar
167
-
50c
9%
8%
Feb
1,274
4%
Jan
Jan
37%
81
9
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
16%
59%
Jan
11
54%
:>
3,900
53
2,400
13%
V
15%
Jan
20% Mar
271
51%
Jan
57% Mar
37%
37%
76
34%
Jan
60
18%
Jan
19%
50
29%
Jan
36%
Apr
30%
200
25%
Jan
30%
Apr
36%
1,420
31%
Jan
37%
Jan
19%
19%
36%
36%
30%
35%
36%
v
Below
Bonds—
Broadway-Hale
Gas
Buttes
High
34
45%
34%
400
4.200
1.80
1.80
1.85
4%
10
Oil
&
21%
32
4%
75c
21
3114
4%
90c
21%
32 %
1,200
9,200
1.100
10,500
5,200
10
25c
Co
38%
22c
38
22c
38%
*
5.50
Enterprises Ltd
Cabol
California
Cooke
and
Castle
Co
Ink
Emporium Capwell
Eureka Corp Ltd
Co__
Co Ltd
Oil
Exeter
.
M
J
Merchants
68c
74c
4,000
Oil
Co
Rhodes
Western
&
19
19
1.40
1.35
1.50
2.15
2.00
2.20
6,600
1
1.35
1.30
1.35
4,900
1.30
3
8%
21%
2.90
8%
20%
3%
2.700
9
21%
7,400
1,600
2.30
2.40
400
32%
32%
32%
900
200
32% Jan
—25c
1
!
series
Co
preferred
pfd
A
25
Sugar
United
Industrial
Co
Corp common-
Preferred
2.55
2.50
32
5s/8
__
77c
Basin
-
1.95
2.65
28%
32
77c
82c
27%
3%
3%
3%
17,900
Exploration——10c
Oil
88.90
158.45
137.91
250.25
94.17
83.72
88.66
88.51
88.77
708.16
159.27
137.85
250.09
94.15
83.55
88.75
88.37
88.71
April 18.
—
Averages
66c
65c
69c
Date
■
Mon.
Low
Alan
Steel common——10
Wood
5%
preferred
American
Tel
Mar
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
34% Jan
2.80
2.75
32%
6%
7%
Jan \
Jan
Jan
Mai\
Jan
Mar
Corporation
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Research
Corp
Budd
1
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
New
Curtis
Publishing
Power
Delaware
Electric
Light
General
Motors
Macke
Photo
419
49%
47%
50"%
Service
Water
&
55
20%
&
40
1,231
2,551
85%
86%
25
26%
39%
40
42
42 %
75
32"%
33%
1,741
3,618
86
__
__
•
__
•
Light
33%
50
15%
15
16%
5
383/8
38%
38%
25c
__
«
Power
__
*
common
5j/4
31 %
9
5%
33%
112
463
345
8,357
7%
7%
45%
47%
2,501
Gas
com—*
733/3
7!7/8
733^
7%
li522
___50
—_25
B
__
__
.,1
•
__
7%
174
474
8
2,503
35
174
435
Service
34
351/4
_•
64%
64
66
39%
39%
39%
148
10c
•
3.50
x
Improvement
Corp
4.50
Marion
347/8
__
__
17%
8i/4
26
25%
20
50%
1,515
17%
18
1,318
8
24%
8i/4
26
1>245
560;
83/4
•
Co
25%
48%
83/4
84
10
Washington
Gas
&
For
Light
Lothrop
26%
26%
27%
481
•
35%
35%
35%
652-
com—1.25
32%
32%
32%
100
common
new
footnotes,
see
page
43.
.
Apr
Mar
22 %
3 136
April 16
April 17
Thurs.
April 18
Jan
8
21%
g%
25%
33%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
Mar
29% Mar
144.31
April 19—
Low
131.15
Fri.
5.04;
131.47
131.46
131.49
__
Mar 14
100.23
—
Jun
27
Range for 1963
High
131.96
Apr
9
Low
120.15
Jan
3
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
index
SEC
the
stocks for
prices based on the Closing prices of 300 common
12, 1963, for the composite and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
of
stock
week
industry groups
ended April
,
for the current year.
1963-1*^62
Percent
1957-59=100
Apr. 5,'63
Apr. 12,'63
High
'.Change
Low
140.3
Non-Durable
:
;
;
Service
and
Trade, Finance
Mining
121.1
125.5
+ 0.7
126.4*
135.0
+ 1.3
136.8*
114.8
—
130.6
126.4
113.7
+
1.0
114.8*
178.8
162.7
119.3
Transportation
Utility
i
140.3*
131.7*
165.1
Goods
-
0.8
+ 1.0
136.8
ji
+
130.4
178.2
Durable Goods
139.2
131.7
.Composite
Manufacturing
116.9
125.8
106.4
178.8
165.1*
+ 1.5
+ 2.1
:
170.3
153.5
119.3*
r.
—0.3
•
116.2
%
104.2
...
High.
>
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Tues.
April
April
April
April
Wed.
Thurs.
Fri,
Feb
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
25% Feb
50% Apr
18% Mar
8% Apr
$6,075,000
$453,000
Bond
Govt,
•
Sales
Bonds
$6,528,000
5,993,000
$19,000
5,616,450
5,462,000
512,000
5,223,120
4,770,010
4,652,000
354,000
5,006.000
5,358,000
397,000
5,755,000
-
18
4,662,670
4,766,000
$26,313,000
5,108,000
342,000
26,204,320
$2,058,000
19—
Total
Week Ended
;
$28,390,000
$19,000
Jan
April 19
1 to April
259,167.890
326,575,008
12,459,120
19
1962
1963
1962
1963
26,204,320
Stocks—Number of Shares.
Bonds—
U. S. Government
International
$222,000
$19,000
Bank
2,058,000
$962,000
27,573,200
$25,099,400
26,313,000
23,078,000
370,500,000
404,499,400
$28,390,000
$24,040,000
$389,295,200
$429,598,800
Foreign
Railroad
and
Industrial—.
Total
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
,
Domestic
Shares)
Mon.Tues.
April 15
Wed.
April 16
April 17—
Thurs.
1,402,980
1,368,215
1,389,080
1,360,810
1,451,482
——
April 18—
Fri.
April 19
Total
—
—______
—
'
6,972,567
$218,000
266,000
270,000
296,000
419,000
$1,469,000
Bonds
'
Total
Bond
Sales
$219,000
$1,000
2,000
268,000
270,000
300,000
4,000
20,000
439,000
$1,496,000
$27,000
Jan. 1
April 19
to April 19
1963
1962
83,196,972
104,743,273
$21,857,000
$19,830,000
/ 839,000
99,000
522,000
1962 '
1963
6,972,567
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Week Ended
Stocks—Number of Shares—
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
-
4,420,270
Bonds—
Apr
Domestic
Jan
Jan
Foreign
Government-
Foreign
Corporate
Jan
Bonds
17
9
32% Apr
Bank
Bonds
16——
26
29%
37
Foreign
Bonds
5,932,070
April 15-
and M'iscel.
Shares
Mon.
Railroad
No. of
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Stocks
Feb
Feb
Apr
5%
35%
66%
41
,
Mar
43% Jan
16% Jan
'
178
Jan
4%
30%
60%
33%
444
2.50
Transmission
169
20
5
Apr
Feb
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Apr
Feb
24%
24
22%
87%
26%
41%
42% Apr
33"% Jan
16% Mar
38% Apr
9% Jan
7% Jan
33% Jan
8% Mar
48% Jan
73% Apr
9% Feb
8% Mar
4% Feb
29% Jan
5% Jan
42% Mar
68% Jan
7% Apr
200
46%
Apr
Apr
Apr
Feb
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
32% Apr
12% Jan -f
35% Jan
1,741
lo
Bank
Public
32%
8%
293
-
10
common
&
10%
8%
20%
21%
19%
19%
77%
23%
34%
32%
704
22
22%
United Corp
Woodward
8%
23
Oil Co
Warner
8%
21%
com
& French Lab
Gas
8,253
74
57% Jan
10%
69%
10%
23
3
Jersey Gas Co
Universal
20% Jan
67%
349
<■
20%
25c
Electric
Eastern
347
291
9
21
Paper
Southeastern
38
22%
8%
21%
_
Apr
Jan
Jan
21%
21%
Corp
common
National
20%
Jan
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
69%
14%
10%
29
Jan
Apr
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
Apr
37%
1
16%c
Inc__
Electric
__
1
Co
United
__
10c
Transportation
Texas
68%
Jan
41% Feb
8% Jan
37% Apr
5,140
1
Ritter Finance class
Sun
__
__
1
Co
South
__
50c
common—_1
A
Electric
Smith .Kline
32
75
' 126%
28%
48%
14%
14%
10%
15%
107
109%
54%
8%
53%
33
57
25%
52%
10%
41%
22%
,
6% Mar
46%
30
50%
21%
443
RR___
Scott
322
905
Peoples Drug Stores Inc.—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling of L I
Riggs
1,995
57
class A,
Pennsylvania
Co
463
7%
52%
24
Inc
Power
Reading
54%
7'%
49"%
53%
32%
1.66%
Chemicals
43 %
10%
12%
8%
12%
92 %
71%
53 %
443
54%
Resistance
Pennsylvania
Public
7%'
1
Fund
Potomac
4,602
23%
common
Corp
class
Pennsylvania Gas
Phila
92%
95
104% 109%
93%
54%
Corp
Inc
Philadelphia
2,928
23%
Mergenthaler Linotype
Perfect
15 */»
32'A
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Pennsalt
13'A
52%
Co
Vending
Madison
961
13 %
2
(Julius)
International
10%
2.50
Acceptance
Food
9"%
__
54%
Dairies
Homasote
1,015
1
General
Giant
13
——5
10
Battery.-
Ford Motor Co
Garfinckel
100
12%
108%
Stores
Foremost
11%
1
6.75
common
&
Storage
Fair
Food
912
Rails,
2.988;
*
High
Wed.
Apr
Apr
114% Jan
24% Jan
324
48
11%
1.80
25
Light
Duquesne
27
Industrials,
Range for 19G2
131.92
——
Tues.
Jan
17%
70
9,111
47%
12 %
Co
common
^
80%
68
220
26
5
Company
75
122% 126%
'
Feb
12"% Feb
75
1,186-
11%
12%
13
Co_
17%
47%
__
_1
(
"Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Transit
123%
*
4.33
Electric
71%
16%
divisors:
High
Low
High
69%
70
33%
Tel—
&
.17
10o
.___
Arundel
Balitmore
70%
following
Closing
April 15
1.65 Mar
6
11%
21%
2.85
34
5% Jan
95c
Jan
.
the
(35 Stocks)
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
1
using
by
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
"New
Par
daily
15.00.
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jah
Jan
314 Mar
65c
Apr
800
Markets Inc
stocks,
65
—
Acme
compiled
are
6.04;
Jan
Jan
/' 26% Jari
700
800
1
(Un)_
common
- •
74c
2,900
26%
1.10
95c
1.85
1.45
Jan
Mar
Mar
Feb
Feb
98c
Feb
29% Feb
4.600
-6%
5%
6%
.
1.70
2.40
23
5
5%
2.700
5%
—
common-
88.92
88.81
710.25
L
17
-3% Jan
f
Jan
8
1,300
4.700
1
Co
Petroleum
Williston
1.85
_
Equipment
Westates
32%
8%-
.
Warrants
Victor
__
1.95
1
Oil & Gas Co_—___
Union
'
10c
_50c
5
:
;
Corp
Trico
\
25
88.85
88.89
Jan
Mar
Apr
19%. Apr
1.75. Jan
Jan
17% Jan
2.20 Mar
31% Jan
1
:
.
88.82
83.71
67
39c
2.90 Apr
,-i.t
Co
Gas
35c
__
83.81
94.18
4%
3% Apr
Jan
Feb
16% Feb
1.35 Apr
2
Apr
57
30c
_33%c
;
Oil
Ranch
Southern Cal
33c
10
Co
Gas
350
35c
1.00 Apr
5,500
59
25c
;
common
Oil
3"%
'58
v
1.55 Mar
:__1
Co:
_•
Pacific Oil & GaS Develop
Reserve
3%
58
Jan
Apr
45c
66c
8,000
300
11,800
Co Inc__
Petroleum
3%
.
94.19
250.12
13% Mar
7% Jaii
100
40,700
1.00
10c
(Un)
Oil Co
Norris
6%
1.65
1.15
50c
Corp Ltd
Terex
1.65
1.00
__
250.18
137.78
Jan
10
Nordon
Rice
50c
50c
& Frank
Meier
Feb
68c
—
137.60
157.81
Jan
Mar
10c
1
9
15c
6.200
78c
40
157.93
1.00 Jan
21% Apr
-
35c
.
7,800
2,700
Co
& M
M
22c
Holiday
-
Total
Bonds
710.92
Jan
50c
ties
711.38
Jan
Mar
13%
Utili¬
Rails
Rails
2.35 Jan
1.75 Mar
4
Jan
50c Mar
18% Jan
39
35c
42c
Oil
Salt
28
35
11%
68c
trials
15_
Utilities,
34% Mar
13
__
High
26% Jan
50c
10
Grade
Grade:-
Stocks
ties
Second
46% Jan
34% Apr
Jan
Feb
37
1,900
1.300
1
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Imperial Western
Leslie
__
California_l
1
A
Exploration Co of
Goebel
Brewing Co
Good Humor Co of Calif
General
Jade
__
1
*
Inc
Industries
Buckner
,\v,
Low
Low
•
5
Ltd
Stores Inc
Co
&
Indus¬
,
10
First
April 16-
April
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
45%
31%
Par
(C)
Holiday
65
10
r
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Brewer
Sales
for Week
Utili¬
Rail-
roads
April 12
Total
15
20
trials
Date
April
Range
Jan
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
.
Week's
"
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
on
Indus-
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Last
Apr
Stock and Bond Averages
-Stocks-
Coast Stock Exchange.
listed exclusively on the Pacific
Friday
Jan
26
53%
37 %
5
Foundry Co.—5
Alloys Steeb-i^—.——5
Westinghouse Air Brake
10
Westinghouse .Elec Corp
;
—6.25
Feb
51% Mar
10%
54%
STOCKS
Jan
5
o
20%
United Engineering &
Apr
10%
■'
9%
52%
Vanadium
Apr
Feb
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
*
Jan
20%
10
LISTED
;, :..
Jan.
80
4%
9%
Apr
31%
75
This list does not include
Apr
Apr
Blaw-Knox Co
30
Price Range on Stocks
High
37%
—1
1
Jan
32
5,900
37%
:
6
1,300
7
40
35%
36%
Low
Par
for Week
Apr
41
Jan
2,800
6%
38%
67/8
Range
of Prices
Jan
81%'
*
—1
5
1
Corp
Radio
6,900
17%
6.25
Co
Machine
American
Yates
Zenith
Jan
13%
58%
2
(Un)
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
Apr
69%
1
Bancorporation
Western
32%
32%
1
Inc
Feb
3,500
42%
1
(Un)
Upjohn
28 %
50
32%
31%
16%
2.50
(Un)
Corp
Jan
66%
6%
Last
Apr
56%
60
3.50
—*
*
*
10
_4
Transmission
Gulf Sulphur (Un)
68%
Apr
68
6.25
25
7
Storkline Corp
*
5
Studebaker Corp (Un)
1
Sunray D X L Oil
—-1
Swift & Company
--25
Texaco Inc ——-12 /z
Eastern
Jan
50
30%
30%
---
Oil of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Standard
Texas
58 %
100
13%
13%
•—50c
,
1,050
50
——--
Inc
Spiegel
7.700
68%
32
5
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
44%
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
Apr
35
68%
-5
Socony
44%
% Mar
43%
44%
Oil Corp
Mobil Oil (Un)
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
Sinclair
Pittsburgh Stock- Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
High
High
Low
Par
S
....
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Sales
STOCKS
U
.
(1666)
38
_.
$1,469,000
$979,000
27,000
50,000
35,000
..
.
509,000
Number 6257
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1667)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Expressed
Are
Shown
in
Canadian
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
Abitibi
Algoma Steel
Ltd
of
Co
100
51%
50%
52 J/4
7,005
27Vs
27%
27
27%
19.750
22
Jan
27%
Apr
23
23
500
22
Jan
23
Jan
48%
385
46%
Feb
493/4 Jan
48
53
—
a
10%
&
Power
Paper
45%
Jan
Jamaica
10%
Apr
Labatt
50% Mar
52%
5
5U%
Feb
52%
50%
Jan
52
Mar
29%
Jan
18
18%
1,500
17
Jan
19
Jan
Loeb
25%
25%
60
23%
Jan
25%
__
Apr
Maciaren
5,609
63
Feb
69 %
Apr
Class
763/4
Jan
MacMillah
3.50
Apr
Jan
69 %
76%
1.700
69% Mar
3.50
11,859
2.70 Mar
6.10
—*
*
52
6.10
Oil
Columbia
4% %
48
Jan
52
Apr
Miron
Mitchell
110
15
Jan
20
Jan
125
51
Jan
53
Feb
56%
57%
15.153
53%
Feb
57%
Apr
51
51
35
50
Jan
51%
Feb
2.601
5
Jan
6
Apr
Montreal
54
Jan
Moore
Co
B
Bulolo
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—
27%
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303/8
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Jan
17 3/s
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4,634
19%
Feb
23%
Jan
200
52
Jan
56%
Apr
50
89
5
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common.——
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Canada
&
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5%
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preferred
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class
$2.65
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B
British
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Ltd
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B
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Steel
Penmans
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Canadian
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13
Apr
13%
Jan
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8,365
8
Apr
10 Vs
Jan
Reitman's
8
10%
Feb
11%
53
Jan
52
52%
—
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10
10%
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68 %
Apr
13%
Feb
16%
Apr
750
11
13
12%
Jan
14
535
2818
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6%
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7%
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27%
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.
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of
Co
class
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27%
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Trans
7% Mar
Ltd
Mines
825
14%
4,340
10
9%
10
9,865
77%
79%
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200
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100
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*
11
1
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7%
1,600
22
Jan
25
Apr
200
12
Jan
15 % Mar
Dominion
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preferred;
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Corsets
Dominion
Dairies
Dominion
Foundries
Dominion
17c
Glass
Dominion
Steel
&
Chemical
Dominion
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Du
Dupuis
Eddy
&
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14%
15%
13%
14%
18 %
15%
2,370
12.100
19%
42,563
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24%
24%
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13,448
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20
36%
42%
42%
43%
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class A
5
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&
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preferred
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27%
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&
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1.55
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11
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35
37
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50
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64%
74y8
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Mar
Bibis
Yukon
Apr
Blue
Bonnets
193/4 Mar
2.80
Jan
3.10
Apr
4.65
Jan
6%
Apr
Bruneau
90
Apr
Apr
Calumet Uranium Mines Ltd
Jan
6c
Apr
3.05
28,575
32c
33c
13,258
3.300
Jan
375
9.20 Mar
11%
Apr
8%c
Jan
8c
4,500
6c
Mar
3%C
5c
32.000
3c
Apr
5c
4c
4%c
12,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
29c
29c
1,000
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/Jan
30c
Apr
23c 26 %C
91,100
16y2c
Jan
28c
Apr
Mines
Ltd
Raceway
4%c
__
24%c
1
Copper
26c
26c
26c
5,000
14c
Jan
41 %c Mar
-18%
18%
3.300
14%
Jan
19% Mar
7.00
7.25
1.000
4.75
Jan
I2y2c
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Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd.
1
13 Vb
Jan
Canada Southern Petroleum
.12 %C
13c
12,800
12c
Feb
19c
22c
23c
3,000
21c
Jan
27c
Jan
3c
/3c
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
7;
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Canadian- Colliers
2.20
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43c
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,
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&
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l
—
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Ltd
Inv
Ltd
4.60
Jan
4.90
Jan
Jan
9.00
Apr
3.10
300>
Jan
7.00
1,200
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd.
Delhi
Jan
3.50 Mar
1,850
'
8.00 Mar
Feb
3.85
Apr
3.40 Mar
3.60
Apr
8%
Jan
3.85
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Canadian
.
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,
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&
*
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1
Apr
.
Apr
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14
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Apr
Apr
Jan
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Mar
1.25 Mar
1.25
12
Jan
2.50
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Jan
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Jan
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7.25
12
20
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Feb
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1.25
1
1
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Jan
43
83/4
Mar
1
Feb
/ V
Jan
10%
Co
Jan
28%
Feb
Apr
1
1
10
90
8%
37
2c
33c
:
143/a
Bornite
Jan
1
16
....
32
4c
2.95
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Mining Corp
Apr
1,000
:_*
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Gas
&
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2.60
7.500
6c
*
Jan
Jan
5c
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Mar
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1
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1.86
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Products
Barvallee Mines Ltd
Bateman Bav Mining
Apr
„
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Telefilms Ltd—
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27% Mar
85ci
30c
49c
29
Apr
Feb
31c
Mar
30c
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106
Mar
35c
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Atlas
Jan
19c
965
Arno
Apr
7,534
38,800
5.00
Apr
101%
Jan
4.9'5
Jan
Gold
4
5.00
51%
21
High
23c
Jan
6.000
10%
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>
lie
15c
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Low
High
15c
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Mines
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Shares
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Aracon Radio
Class A
_^__
Jan
for Week
Range
15c
Jan
5
Jan
Sales
Week's
of Prices
Low
1
—
Feb
40% Mar
>
Expressed In Canadian Dollars
Last
25
1.40 Mar
12
18
15%
5
Oil.
Jan
Jan
Jan
530
130
58 y2
143/4
*
5
4.700
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57
58%
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
:—1
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Co
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5
a
Apr
Jan
Apr
Apr
21
Jan
65%
15 y8
23 Vb
19 %
-
47 y4
Mar
375
—
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Feb
3.00 Mar
1
2,145
23%
Jan
4.68%
com
:
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preferred
Mar
104
*
Jan
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6%
38
53
Jan
-
Apr
20 y4
23%
Par
100
.'.—100
—100
Gold
Imperial
3.10
21 Vb
Feb
Jan
,
Bailey Selburn Oil
215
Feb
19%
1.84
9% Mar
75
10.815
18%
1,050
14%
Apr
Jan
17
2,749
20
,
23 y4
Sale Price
Apr
20
Feb
21%
1.50 Mar
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17
11%
12 3/a Mar
Augustus Exploration
.
Jan
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Apr
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Apr
Jan
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__
20
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1
Mar
1,275
*
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Mar
9%
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10
32
2,800
16 Va
1,500
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Apr
34%
1.60
*
3.75
73%
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23%
21%
225
7ya
29%
15
33
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Apr
30%
2,825
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106
Apr
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10
18
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800
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46%.
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10
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Feb
18
£1
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19
28%
14%
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3.015
__
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.
44% Mar
3.10
Jan
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pfd
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&
29
303%
•
common
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Jan
3.00
Feb
26
Jan
al4y4 al4>/4
33%
Apr
47
1,100
45 y4
23%
50% Mar
2.85
30% Mar
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1
——
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,
101%
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Oil
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Inv
Paper
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25
Jan
18%
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1
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Britain
Jan
50
900
27%
34%
20% Mar
7
Jan
44
105
1.60
trust
Pac
28
3.00
100
Handy
Transmission
Band-Ore
preferred
5 % 7c
preferred
General Dynamics
Great
Jan
••-
29
1,065
46%
___*
Apr
Jan
151
45 y8
46%
Jan
23%
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Apr
19%
Feb
30
44%
;_____*
&
6.00
1
;
15%
Jan
21%
400
>
Feb
6%
Apr
3,275
——___*.
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2.65
30%
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French
51%
—
73/4
32%
283/a
Feb
20
15%
Jan
2,835
10
A
Corp
Ltd
Zellers
Apr
20% Feb
16%
4,842
1,930
325
24
Mar
17%
700
63
19%
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67%
46% Mar
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350
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50
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38
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1,810
Feb
29%
*
■
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6%
400
9'%
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Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood Corp
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—
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19%
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Feb
14%
:
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Apr
18
50
1,025
*
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17%
18
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Foundation
3.965
17%
7%
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61
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1,276
17%
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67%
13
8%
30
*
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Steel
Mar
18%
Mar
*
*
Ltd
Brewery
Pont
of Canada
13
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181
66%
19%
12
17% Mar
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.
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75
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—
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8
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25
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6,200
14 y4
152
Apr
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21 y4
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Apr
Apr
103
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12%
Apr
19%
Feb
Mar
•
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27
13% Mar
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26
4.800
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14
102
265
Feb
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Feb
14%
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Jan
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27
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Jan
72 % Mar
.
Feb
14 %
14%
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10
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14%
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.
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200
.
Feb
12 Va
12 3/8 Mar
*
Canada
Trans
Turnbull
2,871
Jan
10
13%
Pipeline.;
Trans
Triad
-
9%
10
14%
11%
Feb
-
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Jan
52
Jan
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Jan
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50
11
18
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all
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17%
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Jan
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all
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3,085
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Feb
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7%
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Jan
25- •«'
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21
45
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13%
17
14%
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59%
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100
23 %
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100
25
35 Vb
118
14%
2,100
•
150
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105
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2
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46%
*
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48%
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64
.
14
18
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*
1,255
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18
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105
93/a
14%
6%
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1
22%
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4.85
Feb
*
17%
—
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29,102
10%
Steel
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6%
*
8%
79%
Canada
*
1
—
48
10
Steinbergs class A
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45
39
Jan
common—.*
Texaco Canada.-Ltd
Jan
Feb
46%
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Torortto-Dominion
39
35
40
36%
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Jan
145
Feb
19,770
*
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Apr
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Jan
93
*
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preferred.
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13,603
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Apr
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39
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Apr
375
Apr
263% Mar
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common
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143/4
30
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4.50
1.000
A
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29,314
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550
29
—*
Feb
.
28%
Jan
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48%
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400
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1,975
10
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Apr
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Apr
4.95
Jan
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*
common
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Crown
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28%
11%
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61%
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16%
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16%
4.25
*
(R
Apr
68%
4.25
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Jan
■
Apr
Jan
18
Shawinigan Water & Power com__——*
Apr
7%
16%
66 %
12%
—
4.50
Mar
6
100
44%
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Feb
Mar
9
Jan
1.75
Jan
14%
Sons Ltd class A
Foods
16%
Feb
28
Mines
Scott-Lasalle
—
15 3/s Mar
2.700
13
-
4.00
St
Mar
12%
Jan
4,231
•
6%
16%
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Jan
68%
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300
-
16%
45
B
Class
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St
Apr
150
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6%
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25*
16%.
25
preferred—10
&
Apr
Apr
3.50
Apr
Apr
15
203%
38%
Royal Bank of Canada
4.00
100
3.50
Jan
55
3iy2
13
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100
8,085
*
Rolland Paper class A
10 %
200
Ltd
Apr
Feb
38.675
4.00
Canada
A
Feb
Jan
4.795
17%
_15
class
EE
88
45%
II,995
28%
common..
Apr
8 %
10%
Jan
26
18
100
Apr
2.80 Mar
9%
14%
13%
-50
pfd
common
61 %
•
\
Jan
37%
_*
5%
PV
Algom
38%
225
.8%
Rio
Jan
- 37
8%
PR
35%
36%
4.25
Ltd
Jan
36
Feb
7
13%
22%
common
10 %
8 % Mar
2,124
12
:
25'/a
•
•
:
(Albert
Class
■
Ltd
52%
51% Mar
1.725
56%
8%
Ltd
Co
1961
Jan
Feb
50
J)——:
Consolidated
Corbys
Oils
Rio
Apr
Co
Telephone
51
51%
A—50
Ltd.^
481
_1
Power
531
60%
-—*
Cellulose
Quebec
200
a4.l0
Vickers
Central
Quebec
Apr
13
8%
a4.10
Railway
Cloth
Apr
58
58
1
Ltd
87
\
13
10
com.—
12%
preferred
54%
.
3.50
1
Pacific
Wire
Jan
6%
85
Jan
69 %
1,650
3.565
•
Co
Canadian
Canadian
84
3.50
Power
-
Marconi
Capital
150
36,937
*
Preferred
12%
Corp of Canada
Quebec Natural Gas
11%
Husky
common
1
Hydrocarbons
*
Canadian Imperial Bk of Commerce.10
Canadian Industries common-.
*
Canadian
Mar
;
Jan
52%
Canadian
Canadian
Feb
35
;
29%
Canadian
.
30
28% Jan
_____•
common
Development
22% Mar
37
B
27% Jan
170
___•
common.
Page-Hersey Tubes
20%
pfd—20
class
Morse
936
30%
143/i
26% Mar
.*
Fairbanks
30
30
*
Petroleum
&
4.00
——
Canadian
Class
A
30
30%
A__
;/
37 y8
Transport
r
class
Apr
35%
Provincial
10%
*
common
1
Warrants
Canadian
Jan
5V2
13%
Price Bros
52%
25
Chemical
Canadian
9%
600
36%
25%
Power
52%
common.*
—■
3,325
6%
common
.
Jan
11%
commons.!
12%
6
29%
v
*
Mills
Jan
8%
common
Aluminum
Canadian
12%
Light & Power
Flour
Apr
:
—*
50
preferred———
Canadian
$1.75
57
12.50
.
Aviation
Canadian
r123/4
*
Scotia
33%
255
Apr
10
*
pfd—,
105
15
39%
85
Jan
12%
260
Apr
233/,
87
108%
108
Jan
Jan
84
Mar
Apr
107
1.75
Jan
84%
Apr
143/8
Jan
87
—_10o
*
.
—
14 ya
200
27%
Jan
Jan
32,990
225
20%
369
Apr
12 y4
14%
1.75
29
3,080
223/4
,15
290
28
20% Mar
15
3,676
22%
Apr
26 Va
1.75
3,851
22
24
Jan
1.75
28%
27%
Jan
183%
13%
•
39%
28
Feb
20
16 3/4
560
23%
22
„
10
common
preferred
Malting
Canada
>
23
163
Mar
15%
23
39%
Jan
16
14%
;
38%
23%
20
preferred
$1.30
Jan
200
107%
*••
27%
*
!.-■*
Power common
Canada
Apr
17%
17
a22% a22 %
15%
Nova
Feb
Apr
8 3/4
*
class
Placer
Calgary
8%
Noranda
Feb
8.75
Jan
8%
16%
5,020,
4,850
15%
Pacific
6.80 Mar
7%
60
8 3/8
8%
8
Drug & Chemical common
5
Co Ltd "rights"—
-1
Niagara Wire Weaving class B
___*
Feb
1.760
Apr
7% Jan
7% Apr
7% Apr
a7%
//?■:
16
20%
300
Ogilvie
7.75
Jan
21%
8%
8%
Trust
Ontario
6.00
18%
Feb
675
2,470
Feb
31
Apr
Mar
4,785
97
Feb
Feb
16%
55
92 %> Feb
Jan
Jan
95
19%
3.75
14 3/8
53%
133/4
21%
1.875
96
Jan
200
Apr
Apr
16%
16%
54%
Jan
2,385
13 y4
•
Apr
4.85
Apr
11%
Feb
5
12
30%
83%
Jan
9y4
_100
Corp
4.65 Mar
17%
28
7.00
10
Apr
Mar
100
18
Mines Ltd
4.85
630
13
213/g
Trust
30
7.70
11%
17%
National
12%
__
Feb
11
21%
!
1,845
*
*
^
Products
78 y2
34%
12%
Ltd
12,411
28
I,215
13
._10.
Ltd 6%
partic
(Robt) clgss A
17%
20
350
Apr
83%
«
;
28%
19
53%
5,552
27%
90
51
Jan
22%
17%
19
Jan
48 y4
22
Jan
90
Jan
43%
410
22%
Feb
al2% al2%
28%
2,313
%
16%
Locomotive
'
Class
Building
11
2.794
81%
83%
34%
50%
3.525
2.75
Feb
53%
14,423
Breweries
Class:B
Feb
49
24
50 %
—
73%
26 y8
35
-w
Apr
25
2.701
100
63 y2
23%
6
56%
19,698
25%
3.90
56
68
2.50
Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
51%
20
May
a22 %
5%
56%
Apr
27
18
;
Paper
28%
-
18
Feb
Co "A"„2.50
Molson
Montreal
Apr
26%
33%
*
&
3.75
Brown Company —_——____,——_1
Bruck Mills Ltd class A—_—_*
.
A
preferred
RO
'
16%
19%
—
5%%
o2
'•
*
preferred
Apr
17%
30
21%
Ltd
Power
B
13%
50%
•
'■
com—25
Telephone
6.60
Feb
class
51%
*
British Columbia Power
British
4.95
79
220
Jan
53%
■
(M)
2,tx O
18 %
*
Products
4.380
14,245
6.60
Feb '
70%
78%
75%
75%
■,/:>
Cos
Class B
18
66
*
Maritime Tel >& Tel
Massey-Ferguson common
67
Loblaw
885
a27 a27y2
33%,
50%
*
A^
Jan
18 y4
a7%
Jan
Apr
__
Forest
class
7%
3.35
18%
:
23%
75'A
16%
18
20
Ltd
7.600
56%
preferred
50
51
Bowater
Paper
—6
Bowaters Mersey 5%%
pfd
50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power
*
3.80
Columbia
Bros
.
20,455
5%
American
Financial
8%
75%
47% Mar
*
com
.
26%
Telephone"'————————"—25
British
Ltd
8%
69 %
28%
47% Mar
68
$1.25 preferred
-Lewis
Jan
9
Service
23%
17%
'■
British
Laurentide
Apr
900
243/4 Mar
10
a27%
(John)
26
A
Bowater
Jan
Public
Ltd
8%
10
common
Mar
Jan
High
19,030
17%
25
Paper common..*.—_7.60
Utilities Corp
5
preferred
25
Interprovincial Pipe Lines—:
5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
_10
Jan
Low
27
18
___*
—
Canada
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
26%
*
com
-
a47% a47 %
10
Powders
of
26%
$2.00
9
3.50
Rights
Banque Provinciale (Canada)-
54
Jan
preferred
Nickel
Low
International
42
20
52
Shares
International
53
a5iy4 a51 %
51 %
Apr
60
a52% a52%
for Week
__*
50
common
preferred
50
10%
52
52%
Jan
43%
6%
Corp
Bronze
International
800
53
% a43%
a43
43%
10%
10
Banque Canadian National
Bell
Feb
7,801
Rights
oc
Apr
25
451/4
—107
Bank of Nova Scotia
Bathurst
45%
Feb
42%
24%;/24%
24% Mar
Cement
International
24%
4%
Canada
Bank of Montreal
piq
40%
Inland
High
45 y4
pfd—-25
4%%
preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Pulp pfd
50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%% pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
*
S2.50 class A preferred
50
$2.60 A
preferred
50
$2.70
"B" pfd
50
Class C preferred!
*
Asbestos Corp
*
Atlantic Sugar common—
*
Bailey Selburn 5%% pfd
25
Aluminum
Low
High
*
common
Acceptance
$2.25
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
25
*
Paper
preferred
Aj...minium
Indus
*
&
Power
4% %
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
for Week
.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Friday
STOCKS
4
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
39
Ltd—*
1
1
-
15c
.
r
-
...
73/a
38c
9V4
11c
Apr
Feb
59c
Feh
Jan
11%
Apr
Jan
20c
Jan
40
(1668)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Cantexas
Royalty
Cartier
Quebec
Cassiar
Asbestos
Catelli
Food
Centennial
Central
Co
Chiboug
class A
*
Ltd_:
Ltd——
29
3.35
Apr
4%c
Jan
2.14
80c
1,895
11c
14c
64,500
4%c
5c
8c
85c
—
8c
———.—*
Pacific
Ltd
27c
1
Paper Corn Ltd
•
Consol Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-l
Textile
Mills
Tache
Feb
Jan
92c
Jan
Tib
Feb
14c
Apr
Titan
2.35
Feb
Tazin
3%c
5,000
Jan
preferred——
Copperstream Mines Ltd
4c
4c
Credit
M-G
Inc
class
Crusade
Petroleum
Dalfen's
Ltd
Feb
United
Corp
Corporations class
4.60
Feb
United
Jan
United
6c
Mar
11c
Apr
Apr
90c
Jan
Val
-
&
Delta
Electronics
Mines
Dome
25c
Jan
29c
Apr
Van
18c
Apr
25c
Jan
Jan
40 ¥2
Apr
Feb
Weedon
5C
3c
31,100
Explorers
Leaseholds
Jan
v
5c
,
Sullivan
Empire
Oil
Equity
Fab
Genuine
29%
1
31c
28c
31c
*
31c
30c
32c
26 %
27
*9
10%
Ltd*
lOV*
—1
33c
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Inc"—
Minerals
i
Golden
Age
Grissol
Canada
Feb
4c
8c
Mar
12c
Jan
10c
Jan
23c
Apr
100
8%
280
26c
8 3/4
Jan
2c
2.000
Jan
Feb
3c
Jan
Feb
4.50
Feb
4.50
4.000
264,200
15c
Jan
28c
Jan
35c
Jan
&
13c
14c
49
--* '
3.85
67c
68c
3.05
3.50
4c
4c
8
8
8
Accept Corp class A
—5
Labrador Min'g & Exploration Co Ltd_l
Lambert Alfred Inc class'A
1
Lamontagne Ltd class A
1
Leland Publ
*
31
Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)_.
7c
44¥2
Voting
Alberta
3%c
*
3.800
3%c
6.000
10c
Oils
&
3,500
45
Mines
Ltd
*
__
Malar tic
Hygrade Gold Mines
Marchants Mining Co Ltd..
Mines Ltd
Massval
.
Matachewan
Cdn
Gold
Ltd—1
Mines
Ltd
Distilleries
Mercury
Ltd
_1
7c
Jan
Mar
Apr
31% Apr
Jan
9
Mar
12 %
Feb
4c
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Mount
Royal
Rice
Ltd
Ltd
National
Native
Mills
Automatic
Jan
Feb
Mar
Minera's
Amulet
Norac
Finance Ltd
North
American
12c
Mar
2,000
53c
Mar
62c
Jan
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
2.95
2.10
3.00
52,550
.
16
_1
44c
1
American
Rare
Orchan
Copper
Patricia
Silver
Paudash
Peace
8%
600
1.75
2,325
3c
3c
533
90%
,
■
i._-'
18%c
M
Saucon
Save
Mines
Silver
Silver
Summit
Town
preferred
4 ¥2 %
preferred
Analogue Controls com
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper..
Anthes Imperial class A
Class
Argus
B
Corp
Class
C
For
Ltd
Apr
5%c
Jan
32c
Feb
11 ¥aC Mar
7c
Feb
Jan
57c
Jan
49% Mar
24c
27,900
13c
48 ¥2
Feb
Mar
3.50
3.50
1.100
3.00
15c
2.000
15c
7,800
Jan
3.50 Mar
Apr
15c
Apr
Jan
31c
Jan
4He
6c
6c
6c
5,000
5c
Jan
2.30
2.15
7%c Feb
2.60
9,950
1.60
5%c
40!
Metals
8.678
46c
46c
49c
4c
800
4c
4.000
451/8
8c
Jan
Apr
49c
Apr
3¥2C
Jan
6c
Feb
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
165
45
Jan
9%
100
9
Jan
9 ¥2
Apr
22c
22c 24%c
23,000
14 ¥20
Jan
24 ¥2c
Apr
2.25 Mar
3.75
Jan
2,45
3.10
Jan
4 ¥20
Apr
3 15
3.10
3.75
3.650
2.60
2.60
800
4c
II
4c
3,000
11c
11c
1,500
a20
nc
20
a20
75
~~
*
A—*
a20
a20
16c
*
16c
125
2%c
3c
6,000
ie
75
~~
16
Ltd—1
250
23c.
23c
2
2,000
a2.30
a2.30
a2 50
275
1
3.30
31c
400
i5C
3 10
3 35
2,662
95c
'
1
31c
105
1,400
aio%
425
15c 15%c
13,500
alO%
6y2
6%
1.138
2¥20
Jan
Jan
2,007
27%
107 %
Feb
301 ¥4
108 %
108 % 109 ¥4
8.00
106¥a
106%
class
B
class
Acceptance
Preferred
53 ¥2
16%
87/s
53%
A
Bank of Montreal
Bank of Nova Scotia
Rights
Bathurst Power
16 ¥2
50
10¥a
8%
Class
Beatty
Bros
48
Feb
Feb
16
Apr
Apr
23c
Apr
Telephone
Bow
Bowater
Jan
Apr
Apr
71/2
Jan
51
75
50%
50%
Feb
51 ¥4
Jan
365
Feb
53
51 %
Apr
52
585
50
Feb
52
Mar
Feb
81/2
Apr
22% Mar
22¥4
Jan
23
Apr
'
400
7
320
20
100
18¥4
9,176
9
18
23 ¥2
17%
23%
23 ¥2
37.35
•
37.35
37.60
16%
100
'
Jan
22
2,044
Mar
34%
Jan
19 ¥4
Jan
23¥4 Mar
Jan
4.10
Jan
45
Mar
4.40
4.65
Jan
4.65
Jan
2.55
2.55
200
2.55 Mar
3.25
Feb
1.25
1.05
1.30
10,375
1.25 Mar
1.70
Feb
69 ¥4
3,660
Mersey
Company
25
691/2
69 ¥b Mar
76 ¥4
Jan
3.50
24,255
2.80 Mar
3.50
•—
Apr
17%
18 ¥4
550
16 Va
Jan
181/4
501/2
Tank
51%
52
12 %
1,975
35¥a
35%
37%
57%
common—.
American
Oil
Columbia
Bank
Note—
Jan
19
Apr
52
Mar
51 ¥2
51%
52
475
50%
Feb
541/2
;
5%
6
1,808
5V4
Jan
50 ¥4
51 ¥2
210
50¥b
Feb
51 ¥4
Jan
35
35
1,050
32
Jan
35
Apr
3.75
3.90
Jan
80
10,697
30
2.75
80
3.75
3.15
Jan
190
21%
Feb
23%
Apr
91
91
210
85¥2
Jan
95
53
3.45
57
57
25
Feb
60
27 %
Apr
28¥s
26,653
27%
Apr
165/s
17 ¥8
10.245
12 ¥a
Jan
30¥2
17%
Apr
16%
16%
19 ¥4
20%
39
39
19 ¥2
19%
*
201/4
Feb
56¥2
Apr
105
107¥2 Mar
10
105
Jan
107 ¥2
109
65
107
Jan
109
12 ¥4
13%
3,370
12
Jan
18 ¥4
4.70
29 ¥2
9 ¥2
•
77c
♦
23 %
102 ¥2
49
♦
18%
19 ¥4
768
17
5.00
630
28
30 ¥2
1,510
9%
9¥a
2,830
74c
85c
4,470
22%
23 ¥s
5,747
80
102 ¥2 Mar
51
51
650
9,691
Feb
19% Mar
20% Jan
102% 102 ¥2
3%
Feb
Mar
13¥a
Jan
4.70
—
Jan
Apr
108 ¥4
common—
Jan
6.00
Feb
311/2
Feb
8 ¥2 Mar
10¥4
Jan
21
42c
49
Feb
Feb
v.1.15 Jan
23¥a
104
Mar
:
51
Jan
Feb
Apr
Apr
38 ¥2
39 ¥4
27 ¥2
28 J/4
212
27
Jan
•
28
2 7 J/2
28
1,323
26
Mar
*
41 ¥4
41
411%
190
35
Jan
17
18
800
14
Mar
22
22 ¥2
370
20
Jan
Apr
23i/a Mar
87
87
60
85
Jan
87¥2
39%
20
Malting
r
22
29
Jan.
39%
29 ¥a Mar
28
41%
Apr
Apr
22
Apr
*
class
85
82
85
1.433
69%
Jan
_*
A__
B
59
59
60
2.189
56
Jan
59 ¥2
58 ¥4
591/2
1.822
55
Jan
60
79 ¥4
77¥2
80
1,045
74%
Feb
81
95
95
80
93 ¥8
Jan
9 6 ¥2
51
Feb
57
Apr
13
Mar
131/2
Jan
Jan
141/2
Apr
*
10
100
common
*
55%
12.50
*
•
common
57
180
13
14
8 ¥4
13
200
13 %
141/2
2.325
8
H¥b
10%
81/4
11%
78.680
!—50
52 ¥2
52%
52 ¥2
940
50
52 ¥2
51 %
52¥2
6,492
Breweries
•
Preferred
A
warrants—':
Class
B
warrants—
preferred—
Aluminum
Canadian
Apr
Apr
105
pfd
Class
42c
19V2
Mar
100
100
Jan
Feb
232
Apr
*
Jan
1.00 Mar
19 ¥4
105V8
*
1.10
64c
39
173
Canada Foundries &
Forging common-*
Canada Iron Foundries common.
10
4% %
preferred
100
Canadian
17
23¥a
Jan
107
*
4.75
Jan
Feb
Feb
30¥2
105%
A
Apr
Jan
15%
19 ¥2
755
Jan
Canada Dominion Sugar
Canada Foils class A
10 % Mar
500
.
51 ¥2
105
Jan
13,539
:
1,395
Enterprises
Calgary Power common
24c
20
—1
Mar
7 ¥4
♦
*
British
Mar
17¥a
56 ¥2
Cabol
B
2.70 Mar
56%
Products
A
Apr
200
56¥2
—
^
5% preferred
Caada Bread class
80
2.85
23 ¥4
105 ¥8
B
Packers
Feb
2.85
—100
1
preferred
class
4.65 Mar
23 ¥4
—100
Company
Apr
28%
20
Burns & Co
Class
70
6
•
'
—
preferred
Canada
Jan
6
*
preferred
Canada
,
Apr
51 ¥2
.British Columbia Telephone
common-25
Cement
Preferred
•
.*
Products
Packers class B
Columbia
Columbia
Preferred
Canada
571/4
16
49¥4 Mar
*
Columbia
Mills
'53% Feb
100
345
Forest
Class
29,919
19
50 ¥2
19
*
British
Building
Apr
Apr
50%
50
British
6%%
Feb
305
12%
37%
56%
—•
common
American
Bruck
531/2
50 ¥2
_100
(TG)
Brown
Apr
Feb
81/4 Jan
33¥4 Jan
56%
*
Preferred
5 ¥4%
Apr
50
;
Bright
$6
62 %
175
11 ¥4
♦
Traction
Preferred
British
8,350
8,587
Feb
76%
50
preferred
Brazilian
Bridge
69%
75
3.35
£1
Bowaters
Bowes
66 ¥2
76
3.50
10
Paper
Canadian
Apr
16 ¥2
50
Jan
41c
531%
103V4
10¥a
Jan
23
— -
50c
8,500
Apr
Apr
2.55
preferred
Class
42c
Jan
1.70
4.65
——
Valley
Powater Corp 5%
5 ¥2 %
preferred
Apr
41c
12,152
8 ¥4
;
Jan
59¥4
53
•
Canadian
15 ¥2
Jan
24
Feb
Jan
7¥2
_*
—
22c
Jan
1,563
9
Mar
*
common-—;
Canada Wire class B
Canadian
Aviation
new
35c
Apr
14% Mar
21 ¥2
common
Lumber
Feb
49c
27%
52
*
Jan
28.100
Jan
50%
Paper common—-*
Apr
55,500
Apr
101%
23
A
Beaver
Bell
&
6 ¥20
59c
Feb
35c
51¥a
.
16c
80c
10%
Feb
201/2
Apr
22
270
.>
■
10
20%
Feb
Mar
53
*
—
Jan
Feb
12
Apr
»
Feb
Mar
Apr
21
———
Jan
6 ¥4
Apr
7¥2
;
class
Permanent
15c
6.45
52¥4
91/2
"Jan
—*
Ltd
B
Safeway Ltd preferred
10
Jan
5.50
21 ¥4
•
Canada
2.95
Apr
—
common
Canada
95c
23 ¥2
43¥4 Jan
175
16
Jan
19
Jan
*
Canada Steamship Lines
Preferred —
2.25 Mar,
30c
Jan
108 ¥2
Apr
19
—
*
Electric
Jan
Jan
Jan
171/2
—20
A
Autofab
53%
102% 102 ¥2
10¥i
Steels
Auto
106
Apr
Jan
9.75
1,30 Jan
52% Mar
•
——
Sugar Refineries
Class
55
46 ¥2
common
...
Atlantic
108
110
7.50 Mar
700
50
Jan
2c
6,840
Jan
1,110
10
Jan
20
9.00
290'
3,630
•
B
15r
15%c
:
49
•
preferred
Hardware
Atlantic
Atlas
™
•
20%
55c
43.
29 ¥2
1.60
—
Jan
75c
page
preferred
Jan
55c
42c
28%
preferred —————*
10c
77c
1
2.45
23 ¥2
preferred
20
1
see
Apr
46%
9%
•
i
2.60
Mar
_*
Ltd
Ltd
5c
Feb
9%
1
Ltd
3,500
4c
20
class
5%c
4c
31c
footnotes,
10%c
15c
Mar
,
Jan
Jan
23
Corp—
19c
39c
2.00
65c
1.50
^
Jan
9,699
6,925
100
common—
Jan
83c
2.35
29
50
preferred.
2.80
83c
Jan
Feb
73c
common-—*
70
37c
1st
23
2.15
47 ¥8
Power
9%c Mar
2.35
Apr
79c
49
Sugar
Jan
38c
13,940
Mar
23 ¥4
British
1,000
15c
2.75
22
45
2.20
1
British
Apr
1
100
Jan
50
Jan
Apr
3.50
Jan
22%
2.45
40¥4
25
Apr
2.14
1
4%
Apr
49%
18c 19%c
Co
15c
8.20
2
Pfd
Ltd—
Mines
Mines
17,700
3.75
*
91 ¥a
22c
ai0%c
Mines
;37c
Ltd
Jan
•
Ltd--
Canada
(1957)
3,000
3.35 Mar
—20
Apr
Feb,
Ltd
Regent
2,400
6c
Credit
Jan
Apr
•
.
Development
&
lie
6c
420
—
12c
Jan
__
Silver
lie
Feb
3.50
8.25
73
6.60
1
Diversified Lands
Co
10,500
251%
22%
100
6c
1.90
1
1950
Columbian
Lawrence
1,000
3c
500
Warrants
Sangamo
Jan
3,900
1
Rexspar Minerals & Chemicals
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Lawrence
Feb
2.75
.
2.14
&
Gold
2.45 Mar
17c
Apr
1
preferred
Chains
Feb
24% Mar
2.60
100
British
8.20
Bearings (Canada) Ltd class A
Crest
Renold
Apr
7.90
-
Telephone 5%%
1951
1.50
1.50
11 ¥4
2.14
Goldfields Ltd-l
Exploration—
1
Quebec
Lithium
Corp
1
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
5%
192
15c
11c
32C
8¥e Mar
Feb
9%c Mar
Jan
20 %c 20 %c
Corp of Canada 4%% 1st pfd 50
non cum partic 2nd
pfd
50
Quebec
91%
9%c
49%
Jan
Jan
1.90
"
14c
__
10c
Chibougamau
Shop
2,500
36c
-1
Oil
Cobalt
St
10c
1.85
6%
11
900
10c
1.80
Mar
Ltd 1
Ltd——'
.
Quebec
8t
1.85
ioc
1.85
32c
Investmn Co
Ltd—
;
Quebec
14
2,100
1
Ltd
Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
6%
Apr
Mar
11%
6c
.
Power
11c
80c
8%
;_1
Ltd-
Canada
Feb
11%
1
Mining & Smelting
Mining Corp
Phoenix
Feb
70c
8%
—10
Mines
Mines
,87c
11%
Ltd—:
River
Pennbec
Apr
Mar
•
Atlantic Candn
Paramaque Mines
Apr
44c
49c
*
Metals
Mines
16
15,000
31,800
Mines (Quebec)
Uranium
Pacific
700
55c
13c
J
Jan
55c
87c
•
3.55
44c
11c
Ltd.*
Jan
Jan
5ic
85c
Corp
1.10
20c
16
lie
—-
Opemiska
15%
87c
__
_*
Asbestos
Jan
4,100
common—*
A—
Jan
10
Apr
Apr
36c
55c
1,500
15,000
Co
53 Va
16c
_*
:
class
2,000
Jan
Feb
55c
1
Vending
Mines
15 %c 15%c
25c
Mar
9 ¥t
Jan
16c
Quebec Power 1st pfd
50
Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines
Ltd_l
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
.1
&
22c
200
9c
55c
Northern
Red
8,000
__
North
R
44 %
28c
9%
Jan
16c
Newfoundland Lt & Pow Co Ltd-—10
Newrich Exploration Co Ltd
—-1
West
2,510
26c
Jan
1.08
Jan
9%
—
*
Frigistors Ltd—
Formaque Mines Ltd—
New
14c
81c
•
Jan
2,500
53%
7c
490
-
——
High
24%
9,666
Jan
1
Ltd
Ltd
125
12c
1
Needco
New
Apr
Feb
26c
_•
Mines
45c
75c
Low
24 ¥4
45'
21%
20
500
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
21,755
jcU
Mar.
Shares
27%
Jan
5,100
7c
for Week
35c
Aluminum
10c
Sales
KiitiKe
of Prices
24¥4
5
———
being
Dollars
3.50
:
;—•
„
one
42%
*
Z
first
OILS.
560
$2.50
95c
52 %
Jan
45
——25
common
and
35C
Feb
24
Canadian
Week's
The
parts.
MINES
27
$2.60
\
in
two
the
35c
Feb
Mar
list
—~*
—
—
Aluminium
Feb
Jan
24
into
20
Apr
50c
20c
86c
Exchange
500
5.15
45c
18c
Jan
20 ¥2
.1.09
5,000
a4c
4.40
20%
jan
lOc
a4c
Jan
second
Apr
49
Apr
Apr
3c
91/4
*
—
,
53%
_•
common
Chipman
Pleasant
18c
5
Merrill Island Mining
Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd
:
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd..
Mistango River Mines Ltd
;
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Mount
__
3.85
150
3.85
g%c
95c
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd.:
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers
45c
1
—
Jan
100
ian
10
.
81/2C
Low
•
preferred
Preferred
25%
10%
Apr
Expressed
————
Trunk
Algonquin Building
$2.70
7%
Are
common
Warrants
Ashdown
3c
Jan
3%C
4.40
4,000
2,810.
segregated
Last
trust-
B
Jan
18
Shown
common
Class A preferred-Class A warrants.!
Jan
10
80c
4c
the
and
25
Gas
5c
200
are
STOCKS,
STOCKS
Paper
Distillers
Warrants
Class
Majortrans
&
Alberta
Jan
-.ao
Exchange Issues
Ltd
common—
Preferred —
8 ¥4
a22 a22V2
10
1
_*
Jan
8,935
2.28 Apr
Jan
60c
675
Mar
9 ¥2
20¥zc Mar
2.65 Mar
1,375
Mar
82c
40c
.,
52 ¥4
9c
\
Stock
Acklands
Jan
9 00
41/2C Mar
3c
'100
•
,
9 ¥2
2.60
Jari
Canada—2
Preferred
1.05
Apr
of
Par
Abltlbl Power
Apr
3i3/4
19%
3.65 Mar
12¥bC Mar
1,800
1,000
82c
50c
Friday
IV2
19
Apr
50c
82c
3¥2C
Sale Price
Jan
Jan
Fd
INDUSTRIAL
610
9.00
Jan
Jan
6c
4.25
1
Prices
4c
loc
*
—
—
Lingside
31
"
5
3¥2C
82c
*
INDUSTRIAL
1.85
Jan
1.50 Mar
3.500
—
Labrador
Lithium
1.80
38.850
'4c
Ltd—
31c
Jan
5%c
1,000
3.35
1
-
90c
25,009
_*
—
Mines
Jan
1.35
50
3.45
3.45
49
31/2C
Jan
2.50
50%
Apr
.
„
1
10c
7,000
'
3%c
600
9 ¥2
400
•
3,000
46,000
52 ¥4
1.50
*
Jan
5%
2.70
•
1.40
Mining
5%
5
8%c 10¥2C
/
common—*
20,100
common
Apr
6.45
25c
500
Jan
141/s
6.45
21c
2,613
57c
6.45
2.00 Jan
16.450
Mar
II1/2
650
4.25
2.10
32c
2.637
1,485
Apr
2.00
4.250
14%
18
Jan
6%c
40c
14
23 ¥2
1.70
1.80
Feb
35c
18
3.30
1.85
Jan
75c
22%
400
6%c
Jan
251/2
Jan
18
5,600
—
4.75
Jan
40c
23 ¥2
1.85
1.85
Apr
24%
10
3.95
2.00
3.35
700
10
Mar
1.70
*
Mines.
Zinc
18c
3.65
5
600
17,900
Gas
17c
_1
Jan
61c
common—
Apr
8%c Jan
15c
1.80
Ltd
Mining
—1
.
3.65
2.50
—
1.14 Mar
25%
Central
5%c Mar
2,000
3.90
Ltd
Jan
Mar
Natural
5,000
15c
1.500
6¥2C
5c
Alberta
6%c
99c
1.650
Algoma
35c
6c
15c
99c
Jan
51/2C
Class
28c
23c
12c
14c
Apr
15c
__
Dredging
&
Mar
34c
;
Lead
2.24 Mar
2,000
25c
•
Foundation
Gold
Kontiki
3c
Jan
Feb
6%c
*
Corp
Frontier Ltd—
Kiena
1.92
160
1
Iron
Keeley
Mar
Ltd-*
Ltd
Ltd
Jubilee
155
*
:
Ceramic
Helium
Co
25c
Develop.—
International
Interprovincial
Jan
Feb
85.500
4.50
Jan
61/2C Mar
25
9 ¥20
—-*
—
Apr
68c
25c
16c
4.50
1
—1
Inv
Toronto
Algoma Steel
of
International
Investment
10%
1
LtdLtd—;
&
Apr
Apr
8%
2%c
7c
11.500
58c
40c
1
Apr
1
Mines
Hastings Mining
Inspiration Ltd
27
9%c
2c
2.000
8c
14%
Jan
Feb
Jan
2,500
2c
Jan
8c
c
Apr
8%
—
62c
Toronto Stock
The
1.19 Mar
16c
5,800
31/2C
3uc
25 %c
■
York Speculative
Jan
13 %c
14 %c
*
Mines
Foods
2.22
9c
1
Ltd
5
3%c
3%c
*
Ltd—
al56
Jan
31.650
Jan
3.35
:
—*
Ltd——
Ltd
Feb
30
Jan
8%
■
6,000
Feb
13c
1.04
7c
1
Ltd-.
Mar
9c
Mar
23
13,500
2.17
1
:
35c
23c
16
Jan
10c
Jan
1.95
Jan
22 %c
1,715
27c
20c
;
pfd———100
Ltd—,
1
.1
Ltd
9,200
al56
—__1
:
•»
Jan
Jan
26
2,500
Ltd
Silver
Jan
1.50
34,200
27
Autotronics
Lake
Jan
400
29%
Co
Mines
18
10c
—
*
Ltd
Jan
46
43
5
29%
—*
——
Oil
Helium
Westville
Jan
16% Mar
8c
60c
10
Associates
Explorations
Mining Corp
Westburne
•
10c
100
9,000
Feb
25c
6c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils
Ltd
:
Glen
34c
15%
Minerals
Mines
Jan
Mar
250
Mining & Exploration Inc———1
Foreign Power Sec Corp Ltd
—*
Lake
15c
11c
a6c
a6c
Hout
Mar
Jan
Jan
8c
5 %
.
3.35
•
Ltd
7c
2.000
84c
11c
.
12 % Mar
225
Ltd———
Fox
a441%..,
Jan
15%
Ltd
Mines
Reliance
1,000
12
15%
Fano
Fort
1,600
15c
Mar
30c
15%
Ltd-.——W,
Mines
16c
Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Explorations
Metal
Fabi
25
20
Apr
1,000
__
„
— —
Mar
16c
1.65
Coro_i
&
12 %
a44%
Kootenay Power 7%
East
16,500
20
1.60
Ltd
&
Mines
Nickel
"17c
15c
,
„
Der
Western
v
100
1.60
Welding & Steel Wks
Dumagami
.
———1
Dominion
East
A—50
20
15c
"
__
Co
Vanguard
36%
—*
Ltd—
Dominion Oilcloth
150
Electric
Apr
4.600
17%
8c
51/2C
.—*
Swimming Pools Ltd
25
4,230
A—^5
class
Dominion
Dumont
class
Ltd—
Ltd-
Mines
Drummond
*
1
Limitee
Frere
Limitee
Dolsan
Ltd
Corp
Towns
Mar
7,491
/.
B
51c
70c
8%c
117¥4 Mar
1.00
1.03
1
—
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties
United
85c
Asbestos
Jan
8c
1
Obalski
4c
Jan
100
12 V2
—.
Ltd—
High
Jan
IIO1/2
10c
1
Corp
Low
6'/2C
547
1.7%
lO'/aC
*
Ltd
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
2.000
'
1
•
-
United
500
27c
65c
*
Jan
Jan
16c
--
65c
—.—1
Ltd
Petroleum
3c
'
10
—
David
Denault
A
Mines
22c
20
—1
Ltd
Shares
High
7c
7%c
116¥4 1171/4
117'%
1
Ltd
Ltd
Exploration
40 %
4c
20
Mines
Mines
6%c
Jan
4.00
Ltd—
———
Ltd—
5%c
....
5 %
Lake
39%
40'%
100
*
Petroleum
Talisman
19 %c
21c
,
Consolidated
Apr
Mar
200
85c'
Supertest
3.35
11c
,
75c
600
1.70
"A"—*
Apr
pfd
7¥2C
—
7%c
8,500
4.60
Ltd——1
Canada Power 6%
Jan
Low
1
.
4%c
Sec
Ltd
Spartan Air Services
Standard Gold Mines
90c
1,700
Mines
30
Feb
500
4V2C
Mar
Dufault
11 ¥4
Mar
80c
—
12c
1
Mines
11c
2.10
2.10
1
Standard
Southern
1,000
1.70
Div
Jan
3.35
4.55
Bellekeno
9c
5%c
4%c
Consolidated
Consolidated
100
30
30
South
Apr
10
(Can) Ltd_*
Consolidated
New
5,000
L'Ungava__—1.50
Miniere
Preferred
.11
6c
of Prices
Par
Apr
Feb
6c
1,100
High
,
1.50
3.35
1
Copper Corp—
Commodore Business Mach
500
*
Sales
for Week
Range
le Price
S
Jan
5%c
—
1
Corp
Cleveland
Consolidated
10%
—
1
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd—,
Compagnie
7c
10%
1.45
4,500
7c
7c
*
Minerals
Copper
7c
7c
Corp———",—*
Mines
Ltd
Corp
_L
—-*
Products' Ltd
Low
1.50
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1.50
—
1
Ltd
Ltd
Corp
Mortgage
Chemalloy
0
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
1
Explorations
Manitoba
Cesstand
Ltd——
Ltd—
Mines
Caroec
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
for Week
of Prices
Low
,
Sales
Range
Sale Price
Par
.
Canners
Celanese
Preferred
$1.75
preferred
Canadian Chemical
Warrants
class
*
com
A__
common
10
10
2.20
2.60
2.20
2.20
12 ¥8
12 ¥4
60%
56 ¥4
60%
Mar
Feb
Jan
Feb
9¥a Mar
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Feb
52 ¥4
Jan
521/2
Apr
3,702
51% Mar
8 % Mar
11
1.60 Mar
2.60
Apr
Apr
2,505
13
•
Apr
Apr
60
51
>
2.60
*
—
8
85
12,655
11
2.25
■
_•
4,?75
11%
'
1.60 Mar-
2.60
820
•
11
Jan
13
1.270
36
Jan
Apr
Apr
60%
—1—25
21
21
175
20%
Jan
Apr
22¥a Mar
25
37
37¥a
355
36
Jan
38 ¥2
10
9¥a
101/4
43.343
8 V4
Feb
10%
Jan
4.05
3.90
4.20
43,915
3.00
Feb
4.20
Apr
——
*
Jan
"•
Volume
Number
197
6257
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Range
Shares
Canadian Collieries
Pre! erred
Canadian
3
common
8%
92c
85c
95c
4.362
80c
Apr
85c
85c
86c
4.700
75c
Jan
7%
7%
230
35
Mar
39
Feb
41%
15%
43
900
33%
Jan
43
Jan
Feb
16%
Jan
20
20
100
4 Va %
Jan
20
Apr
6%
Industrial
6%
Minerals
6%
16,548
Jan
Industrial
1.15
A—*
.*
Canadian
Hydrocarbon
Industries
Canadian
Marconi
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
1.60
Jan
16%
1,635
15% Mar
17%
Jan
68 %
9,280
Ingram
61%
68 %
Apr
Inland
8?8
8%
preferred
16%
Apr
4.00
Jan
4.95
Jan
Jan
28 Va
Apr
11%
11
Gas
—
Chartered
-—
Wines
24%
2.480
23 %
Jan
28
1.640
34
Jan
46
29%
Jan
33
19
19 %
600
17
Jan
19 %
360
15%
Jan
17
•
Class
4.60
100
6%
3.90
5,300
117
115
15
300
58
58
110
v
•
16
Apr
830
6 %
4,330
5%
Apr
2.450
2.45
Apr
7%
7%
11.905
4.10
Jan
7%
Apr
7
Apr
9
Jan
58
6%
7%
8%
9%
7,992
7%
Jan
8
650
7%
Jan
8Va
5.40
26%
5.85
10,994
4.75
Jan
6.35
22%
Jan
27%
36%
Jan
39%
40%
10.464
23 %
34.570
108
35
106%
19
40
Jan
23%
109 Va
109
108
108
55
106 %
Feb
•'.17%
18 %
1.450
16%
Jan
6%
7%
2.390
6%
Jan
1.70
835
1.55
Apr
6%
18%
8
27
27
27
40
93/4
9%
9%
1.325
9% Mar
14
15
Feb
14%
14%
Trust
10
65
650
42
25
64
14%
65
13%
55
15
2.55
2.65
Dominion
of
Canada
Coal
Gen
Inv
preferred
Electrohome
52
51 %
*
*
Bridge
Dominion
2
18%
18%
Jan
Feb
♦
3.875
17
Feb
116
116
10
110
Feb
12%
1.280
52
5%
11
21%
Mar
13 %
9.00
Dominion
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Life
Dominion
Scottish
Steel
Dominion
Tar
Dover
Eddy
Jan
V
8¥a
8%
48
48%
14
14%
15%
10
Jan
15
Feb
15V8
44,316
Jan
19%
21
Feb
23
Jan
800
19%
4,735
113/4
11
¥t
11 ¥4
25
42 ¥4
42 ¥b
43%
1,287
19 ¥4
com_*
Co
•
19%
38
38
13
12%
13
2.30
2.18
2.34
7%
8%
11
11
—
___10
1.75
*
*
Famous Players
Canadian
Candy
Farmer
Farms
Federal
Grain
•
1
class
._•
:
Canada
Jan
20
10%
Apr
39
(Charles)
13
Apr
10 %
M
Apr
Milton
Jan
Molson
25
4.40
4.95
Feb
Trailer
Class
58
Jan
79
Feb
28
Jan
30
Jan
Monarch
2,100
83c
Jan
24
650
19%
Jan
25
Feb
Power
52%
51
53%
473
45%
Feb
55%
Apr
Montreal
Mar
185
185
193
396
171%
Jan
10%
10
10%
2,315
9%
Jan
100
100
:
General
Bakeries
General
.
Development
Dynamics
General
General
25 %
General
Steel
Apr
7
Feb
National
Jan
7%
Apr
29
Jan
Goodyear
4%
Tire
Lakes
Warrants
2,113
62%
Jan
Apr
1,400
65c
Jan
70c
Jan
Northern
7%
Jan
10%
Apr
8%
Feb
10
Jan
*
130 133%
^
,
Chemical
A
Hawker
Hees
Hedershot
Hinde
Holt
Home
&
Paper
Huron
Pembina
Jan
Jan
Penmans
Apr
Peoples
Feb
Class
380
550
6%
Jan
600
4.00
Jan
Apr
7
4.50
16%
2,520
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
6,476
14
Feb
16%
Jan
Power
footnotes,
Premium
Price
Jan
58% Mar
64
Jan
50
95 %
97%
Apr
<i: 10
975
4.00
18%
61 %
1,254
97%
97%
4.00
4.00
45c
Mar
1.80 Mar
Jan
Jan
Apr
;
9 %
9%
425
2.90
3.25
18,060
72
71
76
100
50
Jan
76
19%
20
350
18
Jan
20
25%
25%
275
25
Jan
26 %' Mar
6 VB
6%
13.458
9% Mar
2.50
4.70
Jan
Jan
9% Mar
class
94
95
440
18
16%
18
2,450
90c
90c
100
108
Apr
6%
75
Jan
95
13%
Jan
18
60c
Mar
_
1.90
108
Class
Reichhold
Reid
Apr
Apr
Feb
Reitman
'Class
Feb
Reynold
53%
Apr
Robin
20
20
200
19
Mar
20 Va
Jan
2,442
Jan
33 %
Jan
9%
500
8'A
Jan
10%
Feb
7%
Apr
87/8
Jan
9%. Jan
7Vb Mar
v
47Va
50%
Jan
Apr
572
15% Mar
18
Jan
100
V.
22%
25
Jan
13%
14%
107
107
107
106%
108
1.35 Mar
2.30 Jan
Apr
44
Jan
58% Mar
66
Feb
43
21
25
11%
12%
325
Apr
Mar
;
24
26
3.20
1.30
1.30
800
1.50
41
41
2.50
41
100
2.50
700
77/b
7%
-1.95
7
925
/:■/.:
21%
395
23
23
3.50
3.50
105
1.90
2.05
28,100
3.50
3.65
2,033
2.00
3.60
•
27
Feb
Jan
Jan
106
Jan
14%
Feb
Apr
Jan
Apr
1.65
Feb
41 Va
Feb
Jan
2.60
Jan
Feb
8
Jan
23
Jan
Apr
3.05 Mar
3.60
1.75
2.05. Mar
Jan
3.00 Mar
6
9
9
100
29%
30
Jan
Apr
Jan
13%
Feb
Jan
30
1,156
27%
28%
3.95
Jan
Feb
Jan
9
Mar
Jan
30
Apr
Jan
31%
29%
30
204
9%
9%
9 %
2,660
86
86
86
65
86
Apr
87
12%
12%
12%
2,094
12
Feb
15%
94
94
100
.
9 VB
7 Vb Mar
88
Jan
100
Jan
55
•
54%
52%
55
9,959
45 VB
4.85
4.85
4.95
490
4.45
Jan
•
14%
16
12,894
14%
Feb
15'A
preferred
14%
Apr
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
27%
29
15%
28%
Apr
29%
Feb
Apr
16
Feb
Jan
28% Mar
21
2,470
16 Va
14% Mar
200
.
5.25
27 %
50
15%
28%
20
Jan
29%
Apr
1.75
1.60
1.75
16,940
1.60
Apr
1.75
Apr
18 %
18%
18%
1225
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
.—30
28%
28%
28%
Apr
*
13
—*■ '
Natural
Power
Gas
29
'350
15
14 Vb
15
2,600
36 Va
35 Vb
37 Vb
23,791
•
B
19%
18%
19%
4,726
49%
49%
9%
50
1
preferred
9 Vb
9 %
,
17 Va
Jan
19%
Apr
.45
49
Jan
50
Jan
4,334
9
Jan
5.25
500 1
mm
5.90
6.00
82
81
82%
26
25%
26
13%
13%
137/b
*
13%
13%
13%
*
18
17%
18
•2,120
*
3.90
3.85
3.90
200
common
Mar
15%
37%
—*
—
30
Feb
31% Mar
100
preferred.:
9%
Feb
Jan
Apr
Apr
6.00 Apr
82% Mar
80
Apr
1,275
20%
Jan
26
Apr
515
10%
Jan
14 Vb
Apr
8,330
12%
Jan
767
-
•
.
14
13%
Jan
18
Apr
4.40
Jan
3.50 Mar
Jan
30
Jan
33
20 %
Feb
33
1,325
22
227/b
13,045
3.15
3.15
800
67/b
7%
3,200
—50
49%
49%
125
49%
Jan
51
Feb
*
28
29
655
26%
Apr
37
Feb
11%
Apr
13
Jaii
Jan
10%
•
32%
•
22%
*
1.25
—
32%
;
7%
*
common
11 %
11%
11%
9%
97/B
5
4.90
5%
9%
9
9%
1.60
1.60
37%
Apr
8%
8
6% Mar
Jan
9%
Jan
1.700
8%/
1.55
Jan
1.75
Jan
35 Vb
Feb
39%
Apr
4.80
Jan
8%
Apr
Mar
1.20
8
96c
100
F°b
Jan
7,700
39'A
7
82c
1.01
18,304
104
97%
107
6,718
64%
3.60
3 60
1
Gas
Jan
44,725
1.60
38%
Apr
4.50
37.175
20c
Ore
Jan
3.15
9
3,000
•
23%
Feb
6Va
200
Jan
2.75
150
9%
*
Batten
55c
107
Jan
!
"
2
preferred.:
53
_*
11
*
Feb
Apr
"
Rockower
Little
10
•
5 Va
220
8
Apr
10
525
8
Mar
50%
60
11
11
preferred
Paper class A—
Rothmans of Pall Mall..
275
5%
Jan
50 Va
10
100
10
Apr
47%
Jan./
11% Mar
9%
Jan
.
11%
Jan
Jan
T
Jan
5% Mar
20%
2,770
170
4.50
20%
19%
Jan
20% Mar
23%
23%
100
21%
Jan
23%
93
Jan
93
-
5%
93
5.00
*
93
25
4.50
5.00
2,350
17%
100
*
A
10
9% 'Feb
10
2o
»
class
5.00 Mar
Apr
100
8%
*
Bldg common
Nodwell
Rolland
%
10
9%
50%
8
3.60
8
*
common
Properties preferred
Aluminum preferred
Robinson
64 %
33 %
1
Preferred
Revenue
Feb
61%
Apr
Apr
Apr
/ 14 Va
*
:
Revelstoke
Jan
Mar
64%
12 Va
30%
31%
•
Works
A
50
150
Jan
500
1,031
•'
108
78,745
10 Va
31
31%
•
common
10
44
Apr
Aor
9%
•
Chemical
Litho
125
1.70
2,425
17%
23%
31%
•
A
108
43
12%
Feb
Jan
Mar
100
_:
Grip
Rapid
Jan
53 %
1.55
12'/a
12Vb
Apr
13%
22
30%
31 %
:•
Natural
Quebec
108
44
.425
12Va
•
Power
Iron
53%
1.60
11,825
23%
10
*
A
Bros
Apr
4.10
*
95
90c
17%
23%
9%
7,343
17
Va
Feb
4.25 Mar
3.15
*
10%
17 %
23
*
Preferred
3,288
59%
43.
Jan
Warrants
20%
61
page
43%
*
Jan
Jan
20c
see
40
7%
Industries
1.80
_.50
Erie
1.021
*
Corp
3.50
600
_100
pfd
43
*
20 Va
320
20
prior
42
20
Gas
common
Phantom
16 %
20
Jan
42%
—20
—
Products—
Credit
15%
__5
22 %
2.50
A
16'/a
*
20'A Mar
*
i
Pipeline common
16%
*
preferred
1,850
—Mm
Preferred
16%
*
Pittfield—
For
Properties
Flour
Jan
7
'
21%
Apr
Cement
Ogilvie
1.30
4.15
1.75
1.25
Co
Feb
21
Jan
class
Util
Scotia
Ocean
2.45
6%
48
*
_:
Smith
Nova
49 %
4.15
100
&
Refrew
Howard
Jan
Jan
49
1.95
2.50
:
H)
Apr
26%
109
W&rrsnts
Northwest
1
Mar
49
1.85
2.25
Dauch
&
74c
49
6%
21
Apr
Jan
Wholesale—
-*
Jan
23%
•
Page Hersey
Parker- Drilling
19%
common
Steel
(Geo
Feb
6%
100
Preferred
Hayes
Jan
49
25
Siddeley
Jan
20
1,225
104%
Oshawa
10
Preferred
19
350
25
107
Feb
2.25
common
Feb
21
25
Feb
Jan
"
16
21
102
Apr
9%
Feb
52,912
10
46
20 %
common
13,346
Jan
18%
c
21
-%:<
21%
100
common
10%
_—.
Farms
preferred
Harding Carpets
18
Feb
85c
Apr
102
13%
9%
1.25
1st
17%
Mar
16 %
50
Jan
4.00
18
66c
32
Feb
common
1,145
2,375
Jan
100
900
16%
Jan
26
8.65
44
*
:
78C
16%
2.65
11'A
106
Fixture
*
preferred
75c
16%
Apr
Feb
Jan
12%
Products
._
Industries
9%
26
Telephone
♦
warrants
2.35
225
*
——
Quebec
•
trust
3,525
106
Steel
6%
2.55
10%
3.10
12%
Store
*
2.35
10%
•
80c yi Feb
Feb
50c
12 %
Ontario
•
A
2.45
.*
;
Ontario
1.85
class
2.40 Feb
900
Jan
Apr
205
Jan
100
9.815
Feb
Apr
1,135
6%
55c
3.10
6
2.25
24%
V
Feb
55c
2.90
18%
20
90c
5%
6
3.05
1,100
Jan
82c
Apr
2,165
Jan
50
16 7/b
44,717
19%
10
Jan
26
15%
325
Feb
14%
3.00
4,320
2,727
-n 12%
22%
11,236
10%
Jan
Jan
9
2.50
20
13%
8,448
2.25
24 Vb
24%
44%
167/a
6 %
Jan
1.70 Mar
22%
191/B
10
320
16'/a
16%
6
25%
23%
12
10%
Jan
Feb
5%
11% Mar
22%
19%
44%
10%
Jan
80c
*
23 %
10%
Winnipeg Gas
Class-
144
Feb
82c
Coal
32
Jan
5%
44%
B
Hardee
45%
400
12%
—
Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust
Hamilton Cotton
Hand
110
6%
1
850
10 %
Feb
A_2.53
*
warrants
West
Mar
48
6%
50
B
127
47%
6%
_
1.85
Jan
16 Vb
*
common
preferred
Greening
350
Apr
27% Mar
47%
Warrants
1956
Ontario
67c
Northern Capital common
Voting
Northern
67c
Preferred
Greater
Feb
8%
72%
Paper
Class
Jan
5%
67c
——
1,555
Jan
10
22 %
Mines
Norther
Power
Great
Wire
74 %
common
5%
*
■
74
A—
5%
10%
58c
325
16 %
Products
74
50
Lakes
Class
Steel
Niagara
Noranda
Neon
150
class
Great
$2.80
Niagara
Apr
Apr
700
Canada
Mackay
Great
Great
Apr
-12%
34%
Jan
30
preferred
Gordon
105%
«.
5,150
22%
Rights
Feb
33 Vi
■
200
73c
5%
10
Jan
550
10%
65c
•■__
Trust
10%
2,555
11'A
10%
—5
103%
9%
11 VB
100
Grocers
220
10%
10 Vi
16%
*
190
9
Jan
*
Foods
105% 105%
10
3.55
.
490
preferred
Apr
9%
3.10 Mar
•
102
10%
7,041
15,925
1
Jan
*
3.40
50
Grain.
100
*
3.30
8%
Drug & Chemical common
6 %
A
Jan
Jan
3.35
49
Preferred
National
6 %
common
Apr
6%
2.85
8'/b
Containers
28%
class
13
Jan
Jan
■
22,820
Corp common
National
30
Wares
Envelopes
Feb
4.95
2.05
6%
Jan
20%
Feb
18% Mar
6 %
Moore
Apr
10%
Jan
5%
193
Drilling Class A_50c
Petroleum
Feb
49
Trust
:._1
Motors
12
9%
800
Jan
7,300
:
8%
1
common.*.
300
1
Jan
Jan
10%
500
13 v
Apr
597/a
Mar
3.810
*
340
12%
11% /
53
2.80
*
102
12%
3,186
8%
Locomotive
1%
General
Globe
105 %
59%
63
5%
100
34%
*
—i—
Jail
7%
common
101
101%
57%
*
Ltd_.
34%
common
5%' preferred
5 % c!c
preferred
55
•
Kittig
National
Gatineau
62
8%
;
Montreal
65c
8,075
2.65
Ltd
Co
Fine
75c
7%
83 Va
Feb
50
;
B
175
7
Feb
1.50
_L
Containers
200
150
Apr
78%
58,543
2.25
1
:
Brewery class A
70
800
-
12,363
2.65
6%
30
Brick
28%
3,288
Feb
83 %
___*
,
Pacific
Modern
Jan
6
80c
61
•
pfd—30
A
Midwest Industries
19%
19
class
Apr
28
29
1st
Preferred
Jan
Feb
19
A
;
Midland
17%
28
Feb
11%
12
:
Jan
12,288
5%
Jan
53c
''
Jan
4.55
2.35
58%
•
class
Canadian
C
19%
28
;
Grain
P
63.%
5%
6%
Feb
38
1
preferred
Metro Stores
Jan
11% Mar
Feb
E
23
-1
-
Mar
57%
61
*
Ltd
McCabe
70c
*
*
;
5
3.00
81%
2.35
25 •••'
Ltd
Maxwell
Apr
234
Jan
*
A
110
48% Jan
20
A
preferred
23 %
—*
class
56c
Jan
Apr
'
Mar
Feb
Mar
5%%
70
71c
56c
83 %
20
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
4%% preferred
Jan
Apr
♦
:
Co
Fraser
Companies
Freiman
(A J)
common
Freuhauf
Feb
Apr
5
Co
Foundation
Jan
Moarch
•
520
20 Va
•
class
.
common
(WM)
28%
-70-
28%
280
3.05
53%
•
5.
20
Shoes
Apr
600
860
5
3.05
c.
75c
Preferred
Jan
550
Apr
54
5
3.05
3
Maple Leaf Mills
1.60
27
54
53 Vi
Mar
1
common—
B—
Ma her
50%
4.60
Mar
16
2.75
525
19
51
Magma
16,964
27
73%
43%
10
1st
B
(Ml
%'
4.45
63'A Mar
4,904
;'
Feb
Jan
55c
Inc
2.00
63
61,433
50%
50 %
Apr
18%
87c
1
Groceterias
2.45
60
68%
49
68%
6 Vs
Jan
Mar
_10
A_
preferred
1
'
Corp
Motor
12
44%
Mar
7% Apr
10 Vb
450
4.60
20
11%
189
825
<
19%
*
A
Preferred
Fleet Mfg
Fleetwood
75-
38
1.60
63%
'
common
30
263
8
9%
1,080
10
:
17
1,025
—*
warrants
11
36%
100
10%
10
10
;
Power & Paper class
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
20% Mar
19%
21%
19%
Canada
of
Maclar.en
Jan
16%
18 ¥8
20
:
Loeb
Apr
21 ¥4
66
Apr
Feb
*
Gas
Lowney
Apr
17 %
19 %4
Apr
V, 55 Va
*.
;
class A—
Preferred
Apr
13 V*
19%
'27 Va
Jan
Jan
17%
55c
49%• Feb
25,935
21%
Jan
44'A
260
■
1.75
common_-_.n.
_J
Class
Apr
8% Apr
8
3,090
:
Feb
26
530
68c
Loblaw Cos
10
47% Mar
250
*
new
61
2,520
.
*
pfd__
Federal
Frosst
8
14%
common
Trust
A
of
625
15%
Falconbridge
Ford
9%
14%
.
Mach
Preferred
Ford
9
9%
*
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite
Form
common.
Fanny
Apr
23.50
a
Emco Ltd
Class
2.75
*
common
Investment
Match
Jan
48%
common
—
.
Textile
Economic
Apr
1.95
*
Chemical
Industries
Dupont Co
Easy Washing
67%
160
3.433
100
55
preferred________i_»-_L-._10 1
Industries
Loblaw
*
*
Coal
&
Preferred
Dominion
Jan
2.75
__50
Stores
Dominion
67%
»
common
.
Dominion
66%
2.75
*
Invest
Preferred
1.200
*
warrants
Magnesium
Dominion
5.445
8.00
67 Va
*
12%
7.50
27 %
54
12%
preferred
preferred-
Class
Jan
11%
27%
54
4.75
10,985
2.80
preferred
Loblaw
Feb
7.25 Mar
12%
920
10
Secord
2nd
Jan
Apr
8.0b
common :
20%
25c
Preferred
Mar
12%
17 Vb
1
preferred
Levy
Apr
124
Jan
3,600
*
common
Cement class
Leland
2.85 Mar
Jan
Apr
Apr
73c
5
Pipe
$1.25
15% Mar
17
18%
6 Vb
SericeJ
$1.40
$2
Jan
Jan
Jan
18%
common -«.-«»•
preferred,
6%%
Jan
6%
Apr
16%
17
.
65c
•
Line
Laurentide Financial
Mar
47 1
9.302
19
68
4.55
*
100,
100
V:
5 Va
Warrants
Mar
Apr
18%
*
Laura
1.75 Mar
45
16
11%
—25
Jan
Jan
2.50
850
52
Jan
Jan
11 %
6,346
"
Seagrams
29 %
12% Mar
462
14%
*
1.10
30
75
13%
•
Estate
1.125
1.60
42
10
14%
1.50
42
Apr
Apr
1.20
*
6
5
Preferred
Mar
13 % Mar
27
Jan
73c
5
common
Lake Ontario Cement
Jan
Feb
6.00
18%
Warrants
Jan
3.65
Feb
82c
1,535
17
18%
10
B
Lakeland
5.00
17
25c
Club Ltd
Lafarge
400
4.55
*
com
Labatt
Apr
1.05
17%
warrants
Kelvinator
Jan
108
173/4
98
3.65
'
4.80
Warrants
Feb
48
Apr
56c
Pipe
Kelly Douglas
Apr
Jan
Feb
96
1.05
Warrants
Jan
47%
115
650
1
Preferred
~
150
96
5%
10
Lake
Class
48
96
5%
25
Public
B
Jockey
Apr
22%
Nest
common
Apr
47%
5%
—
Steel
Glass
Class
Feb
32.870
107%
Crows
Ltd
Feb
___
Jefferson
Feb
27%
A
Jamaica
9% Mar
7%
130
22 Vis
50
International
28%
:
Syndicate
Iroquois
3.00 Mar
*
common
24% Mar
warrants
Class
Apr
6% Mar
2.35
*
*
Timber
15,590
—
Interprovincial
Interprovincial
58 Va
58%
1.55
Preferred
267/b
warrants
1962
Jan
5%
107%
Crown
Dominion
Jan
2.10
26%
40%
_»
1961
Jan
25
Crestbrook
26
25
Preferred
Jan
120
♦
A
Imperial
L)
Ltd
Dominion
Apr
100
class
4.15
Mar
13%
♦
Credit
26 Va
50
Powders
Bronze
Utilities
Investors
3.10
8
*
(R
Distillers
Jan
714
♦
preferred
Jan
20
InterprovincialDiscpunt
Jan
4.60
100
B
Jan
67/s
*
Nickel
:
Jan.
15
♦
common
15 %
Jail
Minerals
Feb
5%
10
Preferred
Dale
21%
29%
330
Warrants
Crush
Jan
25 % Mar
7%
Paper
Distillery
Crain
20%
410
4.60
5.60
Coronation
Cosmos
150
29
15 :
—
Class A
Corby
21 %
110
-*
Mining & Smelting
Gas
Jan
2.10
.1
Apr
6Vb
common-
International
Jan
3.80
.—
common
13 %
185
*
International
Apr
16 %
4.60
—•
____—
22,364
Preferred
Mar
920
Jan
Va
6 %
preferred
International
Va Mar
39
33
28
Warrants
Consumers
Apr
14
.___
International
Feb
22
21%
12 V*
common
Bakeries
Consolidated
11%
16%
:—_•
Cellulose
Consolidated
jun
Jan
35%
19
•
20
-_
Building
10%
16
31
com__*
Capital Bldg Industries
Preferred
455
37
,
Consolidated
1.592
22
23 %
•
Natural
Consolidated
11%
21%
24
_
Columbia
13%
44%
Jan
*
Warrants
24%
5.854
40% Mar
140
6 Vb
Preferred
1,100
44.087
168
13,170
13%
;
Gas
4.45
173
43%
•
Natural
Inland
16%
preferred
..A-.___.i_—_a20
preferred
*
20
Canadian Westinghouse _-.
*
1
Canadianwide Properties
1
:
Feb
Feb
Mar
170
41%
6%
.___
Co
16
5% %
new
10
Jan
192
172
100
Cement
27% 28%
*
common
Apr
32
43%
*
Bell
lirtft
High
31 % Mar
25
>/ 14 Va
(John)
4.25
28 %
10
common
Trust
8%
2,515
Inglis
4.25
Corp class. A.
Western
9%
Feb
16%
;—25
Common
4 fe
Feb
16 %
66%
*
Canadian
1.05
16%
Low
32
32
5
preferred
*
_
Salt
Utilities
980
7%
Range Since Jan. 1,
High
4.86%
common
Industrial Acceptance common
2%%
preferred
_1
common
Railway
Canadian
Feb
6
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preferred
68%
2.50
Co,
Canadian
1.25
15
16%
Jan
*
common
Gas
Canauian
1,420
9 Va Mar
10
Imperial Bunk__
Industrial
16
8%
Jan
Shares
10
Wire
1.25
class
Apr
7%
255-
Low
vVeek
for
*
42%
1
Canadian
;
.
*
Investment
7%
1.195
41
Sales
Range
of Prices
*
Assurance
38
Oil
Husky
Warrants
Corp
Imperial Oil
Glaze,
7%
8%
General Securities
Warrants
Imperial Life
Jan
Flo
8%
B
Chrysler
1.00
Imperial
Apr
95c
Apr
37%
Canadian
Canauian
Clairtone
9%
8%
General
Gai
Jan
Last
Par
37 %
Canadian
Chateau
6%
655
High
A—*
class
General Electric
Canadian Tire
Low
9%
1
Sale Price
preferred_28
Canadian
Canadian
High
*
*
Wright
Canadian Dredge Dock
Canadian P'airbanks Morse
Class
9
8 T O C K 8
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
1
____
Curtis
Low
Week's
Friday
for \Ve£k
of Prices
(1669)
(Range for Week Ended April 1 9)
Week's.
Sale Price
Par
"
,,
17 Va
..
Jan
Jan
17%
Apr
6V4
Jan
16%
100
4.00
Feb
6%
6 %
200
9Vb
10
500
9
Feb
10
8%
8%
500
7%
Jan
6%
Jan
5.50
*
10
Feb
4.25 Mar
.
-
10
Jan
9
Feb
42
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1670)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
LxtSt
Par
•'
i
Oil
Russell
St
common.,
A
class
(Hugh)
class
Cement
Lawrence
%
10%
IO1/4
200
18%
19%
3,161
102 1021%
56c
—*
55c
58c
4,600
10%
11
14,060
3.50
4.00
2,385
2.70
2,50
2.65
9%
9%
10%
29%
7,580
30%
Jan
99%
Jan
8%
Calgary
& Edmonton.
Jan
Calvert
Gas
\
Jan
•
Jan
11
Petroleum
&
Warrants
Shullys
K
Oil
''
Canada
-
Canada" Southern
Steel
6
Delhi
Dyno Mines
13V4
Jan v
34%
Apr-
Canadian
High
Jan
3.55
Jan
Canadian
93/4
9%
9%
935
9y4
Feb
11%
Jan
Canadian
19%
20
630
33%
6,300
33%
33
3.90
4.00
625
11%
10%
11%
2,363
10
10
10
17%
9V4
Feb
16
15
20%
.20
21%
50,051
18%
20%
20
20%
:
19 y8 Mar
30
30
30
25
*
1,045
225
25%
25%
16%
17%
1.545
3.55
100
101% 1011%
40
0
3.55
101%
*
1.15
'
common
21%
Apr •
Apr..
Captain
20%
Jan
Cassiar
Canada
100 y4
Toronto
Dominion
Toronto
Iron
Works
Toronto
Star
Marts
Bank
A__
Gold
class
A
Union
of
United
Pipeline
Central
60c
Apr
15c
Mar
50
14%
14%
14%
40
40
27
55,000
21
Jan
27
15
28,857
14%
Jan
3,415
Jan
{2
6j/2
12
12%,
1,975
12
B
22% Mar
875
8
631
9%
1,020
50%
50%
25
20%
21 %
12,445
18%
23%
*
*
—'
!
25%
25 %
5%
5%
5%
4.50
4.75
1,015
45c
45c
150
2,070
10
14
4.30
45c
Walker G- & W—
*
56%
58%
1.60
1.70
400
Knapp Canada Ltd
Trans
1
*
common—
trust
_#
Plant
14%
Product's
(Geo)
class
A
19
>
:
B
2OV2
White
Hardware
White
Pass
&
$2.80
preferred
Yukon
*
(John) Co
Woodward Stores
Zenith
Abacus
Mines
Acadia
and
Uranium
Alta
&
Mines
Oils
Rare
Ansil
Area
...——
Arjon .Gold
Earth—
Mar
Jan
20%
Apr
Jan
22%
Apr
94
Jan
99 Va
Jan
ll7/a
Apr
Jan
Coulee
15,605
8.85
Jan
108
31
106%
Apr
27
25
8
500
8%
Apr
Feb
974
Jan
3.85
65c
300
47c
Mar
35
38
415
32
Mar
52c
6.40
6.15
;_
Delnite
Jan
Denison
6.50
Mar
45c
Jan
Feb
39c
40c
1,200
2.98
66,265
2.12
Jan
18c
18c
1,450
16%c
Jan
13c
13c
2,670
6c
6%c
61,800
4%c
24%c 25%c
24,380
24c
12c
8.00
2,115
7.15
12 %C 12 %c
1,000
10 % c
11,900
5,288
9c
10c
2.98
21c
Mar
Apr
Jan
Jan
East
Jan
East
Jan
1.18
Apr
12,000
7c
Feb
11c
Jan
4,996
63c
Mar
Feb
Apr
92c
Jan
80c
8,855
75c
11c
36,233
900
Jan;
11c
46c
44c
Jan
50c
Feb
16c
Mar
7c
Feb
7c
lie
14c
16c
4,933
14c
Jan
6%c
6V2C
1,000
5 Vic
Jan.
45c
75c
24c
24c
25c
16,375
44c
43c
47c
15,700
27c
Mar
1,000
84c
Mar
1,525.
■
43c
Mar
59c
117,150
Jan
74c
Feb
26c
2,300
12 %c
Farwest
Jan
34c
Feb
5,600
Fatima
93c
Jan
Jan
Apr
Jan
7c
75c
22Vic Mar
3.40
3.65
1.300
3.40
Jan
3.90
90C
9Cc
4.45
4.45
10,764
T.14
1.09
1.15
34,030
90c
Feb
40c
43c
10,500
40c
Feb
2.01
2.12
14c
15c
12,698
10c
Jan
16c
5c
7c
13.000
4c
Mar
8c
30c
2 01
'
5I
30c
3.55
13,795'
2.01
1.03
Jan
11%
9.90
11%
7,030
8.95 Mar
24%
24
11%
24%
Apr
420
22% Mar
24 V2
Apr
24%
25%
Feb
1.18
Apr
Jan
4.60 Mar.
1.24
Jan
53c
Apr
Jan
2.33
Feb
Feb;
'
Apr
•32c
13,755
26c
Feb
32c
50c
Apr
48c
54c
25,350
38c
Jan
54C
03
Apr
1.01
1.03
3,200
11 %c
11 %c
13c
29,664
1
9i_c
9,%C ioy2c
!
gc
6c
2.20
5.00
7c
■
10,286
Jan
Jan
7,300
266,732
7c
35c
5.00
20c
Apr
30c
Feb
43c
Jan
16c
Jan
24 Vic
Apr
22c
23c
1.08
1.19
7,500
62c
18%
18%
19
6,845
17%
Feb
8c
8c
2,000
7c
Mar
15c
17c
170.100
i
8c
8 Vic
8c
,9c
igc
15%'c
18c
1.19
Apr
20
Jan
11c
Jan
6Vic
Jan
27c
Feb
7c
22,500
i7%c
Jan
Feb
11 %c
Jan
3 Vic
1,750
8%c
Jan
13 Vie
j 09
!
Jan
Jan
•
34,100
2,675
2^c
Apr
9c / Feb';
2.45 Mar
14c V Mar
lie 13V2.C
; Apr
12c
4 20 Mar
•320
Feb
13c
1.86
2,050
16c- 16 %c
16c
1.25
Mar
5Vic
''1,610
-
Jan
7Vic4 Feb
14.200 1
6 Vz c
2.10
.y.
2 15
1.01
Jan
12(ic Mar
22c
16c
Apr
29c
8c
1,562
6Vic
Jan
11c
Jan
67c
71c
174,011
19Vic
Jan
89c
Feb
8c
69c
Jan
19c
42,680
24,000
14Vic
16c
7%c
9c
9,600
8c
Jan
lie
Jan
"
Mar
Jan
24c
25c
3,000
;20c
Mar
27c
Apr
60c
61c
62c
15,933
57c
Jan
62c
12%
Apr
10,874
Feb
Jan
13%
3,666
3.90
Jan
3,106
24%
Jan
4.70 Apr
30% Mar
14%
13%
11%
3.050
10c
17,500
7c
Jan
Uc
Jan
22c
500
18c
Mar
30c
Mar
8 %c
10c
12.500
8Vic
Jan
12c
Jan
14,500
20Vic
12 Vi
Feb
21c
22c
6%c
7%c
6,500
Mar
8%c
2.55
2.60
16.710
2.40
Jan
2.75
2.17
2.30
14,216
1.86
Jan
2.30
Apr
97c
1.05
8,730
95c
Jan
1.20
Feb
14 %c
16c
37.500
13c
Mar
1
cnr
1
c.
6c
Feb
II
5i:,c
5%c
6c
6,000
5c
23c
22'/2c
25c
10.500
16c
1.71
6.820
2.45
1
1
2.59
4,275
37c
13c 13%c
8,000
19c
22c
7,500
15y2c
10%c ny2c
6,100
1.72
10(/2c Mar
19c
■
2.20 Mar
i2c
1
Ltd
6Vic
1.55 Mar
1
Mines
27c
Feb
1.58
25Vic Apr
Jan
1
•
Apr
2°c
1
Mining^
15
2 55
—III
;;
•;
cilr
1
_
15
9c
22c
gc
IIII_IIl
ZJ1Z*
HIIIIIl"
Mines
10 Yz
lO'ic Mar
2 59
20c
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Mar
Jan
2.87
Jan
16 %C
22C
Apr
Apr
14 %c
Feb
Jan
Feb
1
Jan
Apr
4.45
Feb
3 55
Apr
35c
58c
4.40
Mining
Francoeur
Apr
29%
Mining
1.02
Jan
25%
50c
tlB
25 y4
25%
1,441
1.03
1.18
**5,200
92c
8%c Apr
9c
Apr
Jan
35c
50c
13,180
23c
Mar
17c
French
Petrol preferred
18c
1
—
HI
Feb
31c
Feb
49c
Mar
53c
Jan
Goldale
98c
Jan
Feb
15c
2,000
7c
23.850
8c
14,200
5c
5%c
14,000
18c
3,200
37c
37
1.20
21c
Jan
Feb
7c
Apr
7c
Jan
5c
Jan
6%c Jan
Granduc
lie
Jan
20c
Great
Mar
46c
Jan
Mar
%c
38c
3,100
2.85
3.10
45,615
2.20
Jan
3.10
8C
8c
Apr
10,927
7%c
Jan
9%c
Jan.-
20% c
29c
717,300
qi/„„
9%c
10c
11,200
—_
13c
14c
20,800
I
-
6c
4|£
44c
5 o0
1
2*20
j
fc
page 43.
12c
23c
150.0Q0
46c
24,567
40 %c
3,714
5.80
35c
24c 26 %c
3 40
Apr
6.10
35 c
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Jan
8c
7%c
-
5.80
1
11c
11 %c Mar
'-
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Lake
Hallnor
Mines,
,
48c
6.45
Jan
Gold.
Hard
Mar,
Harrison
Jan
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Jan
.
'40
_
i2c
17c
Jan
33(ic
Jan
Apr
20 %
Feb
Jan
17 Vic
Jan
4.30
Feb
13c
2.95 Mar
Mar
.
32c
Jan
8.00
Apr
3 Vic
13
Feb
7Vic
.
Apr
„
7.500:
2.80
Feb
Apr
Jan
12
3.60
Jan
2.34
Feb
7c
Mar
i
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of
Lakes
Iron.—
_j.__
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30.500
*••
95c "
97c
2:500
15c
16c*
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22C22%c.
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Highland
—
y"400
' 4i000
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5%c.
y
6c
2.85
2.95
27l/4
28 y«„
46,500
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2.10
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56c
10V'2c
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—
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-
21c
•
17.500
4,400
5 Vic
Jan
.
Feb
.
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,
Feb
Apr
"5 VzC Jan
-
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Jan
Jan
9.85 Mar
.,
15c
2lc
Mar./
10c
-90c
5,500
16.242
Jan
9 y2c
37c
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Feb
y
27.201
4y2c
2.50
—
.
24.000
4c
.Jan
17
'12,475
v
12%
18Vic
24c
1,930
8..45
8.15
r
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Feb
Jan
.:15c.
3.-250
9c 10 %c
8 15
90c
Jan
Mar
4c
31.576
38c
35c
35c
•
4.10
12%.";
Mar
'
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3.10 Mar
3.30
12%
,,
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4%c Jan
15c 15 %c
3.60
i2i/„
.ny2c
1—i
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Jan
Jan
2.05
1
u.
Jan
6,500
i5C
.,
Apr
17c
24Vic
100
.
Jan
28%
10%
1.333
*..
10c
Feb
Jan
10c
17.400
23c
20 y2
Mar
Jan
<
37c
4.850
16C
25c
20%
i__
■
47c
2,000
15yac
1
—
—
Apr
5c
15V2c
9c
Mines
Mining
Apr
2.25
5.730
1
24c
2.20
2.200
__i
Develop
35c
4%c
6c
34c
Feb
65c
4,500
1
5,900
3.55
6c
33c
Feb
1.05
9c
29.725
33I
3.70
25 Vi
5.007
13c
12%
5
Freehold
Lead
Gunnar
Mar
90c
12 y4
11c
_i
:
1,000
«.
.*3.35
'
47c
Gulf
90c
11%
12c
1
Mines
Plains
Gridoil
Jan
90c
I__l
Limited
Mining
Goldray
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines
Mar
4%c
8C
44.600
1
Goldfieids
18c
v
Mine
5,260
13c
1
17c
18,000
29
11c
Uran Mines
500
9c
27%
1
3,500
17c
8c
29
Jan
Jan
7c
2,037
12c
Explorers
5,575
5~
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_
Mascot
2.90
66c
1.375
86c
1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Glen
3.25
85c
1
Giant
51c
7c
3 40
;
Ltd
Giant
Glacier
Apr
3.00
1
Ltd
Mines
17c
~~_i
_
Mining
Mines
Genex
1.06
5%c
71/0
I_
L
50c
Geco
3 10
a
50c
4
«
Jan
10
Frobex
1.02
162
4
"
see
Jan
4.25
Eureka Corp
Faraday Uranium Mines
Fargo Oils Ltd——1
16,050
8c
86c
5c
~I
footnotes,
Jan
5c
28%
;
El
5c
Ltd
_
10c
Jan
4.25
Co__
Sullivan
Sol
Jan
Jan
4c
6%c
1
Jan
6%ic
1
;
8'/2c
7c
4,860
8c
••
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14c
2,000
_III50c
Reef Mines
_~
Brunswick Mining &
Smelting
Euffalo Ankerite
Holdings Ltd
Buffalo Red Lake
5Vic Mar
4,350
■
2.50
Mar
1.10
2,660
y2c,
H3g
Mines
9c
10,500
Mines-
Broulan
Mar
29 V4
Mines
Jan
21,100
—
Petroleums
11c
1
40c
6c
"4
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Feb
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3
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Apr
8 %c
Mines
Mines Ltd
5c
1
Mines.
26c
33c
7c
75c
v;
1
Elder-Peel
Ltd
Eldrich' Mines
6%c
Mining
Uranium
Jan
71,800
46c
IIIIIl
East
1.31
ioc
IIIIIIIl
;
Apr
90c
goc
1
Jan
8c
7."
Corp—
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Jan
8
—_;________i
13c
5c
HII*
IIIIII*
"III
Petroleums L
Beattie Duquesne_
Mar
Apr
1
Amphi Gold
Malartic Mines
24c
^__50c
Mines
24c
57c
4%c
__i
Mines
Jan
6%c
"III*
._IIHt
._
Jan
Apr
4c
16c
8.05
1.00
25
.
28c
30c
8c
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Mines—
Copper
Dynamic Pete
7Vac
Jan
1.18
54c,
Jan
Jan
Mar
26,924
6c
:IIIIIIIIIIIl
Duvan
33c
Apr
«c
—
Bralorne Pioneer
__!
Petroleum—^
Dunraine
20%c Jan
8c
R7C
Feb
Jan
4.60
4.10 Mar
22c
.
1.90
78c
7c
*
4.75
Mines
Donalda
.
Jan
82c
'•
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54c
15c
4c
-
1
Mines
35c
5.75
2.88
1.13
44c.
Jan
8%c
—.IIIIIIIII*
Mines
Dome
Mining
For
Mar
Dickenson
1
Bralsaman
56c
14c
5%c
cla'SS A
Bata
Bouzan
Jan
Dome
4 15
Jan
Jan
1.35 Mar
Jan
11c
——_*■■;
Pacific
Feb
1
Mines
Delhi
Mar
l
_
Bay
Jan
25
Gas
Mines—
Petroleum-—
Mines
Gold
Gaitwin
&
Barymin Exploration Ltd_
Black
7%c
Horn
Deldona
Feb
1
Barnat Mines—
Bidcop
10c.
Jan
Jan
Jan
_1
Bankfield
Bordulac
25c
25c
._~._I.~_i
__y_—
___
Mines
5%c
Mar
77c
-.'
32c
43c
~!
Jan
7%c
1
Daering Explorers.——
Daragon Mines
50c
_*
____.
——_
Oil
Yukon
Feb
Jan
•
Feb
Apr
Jan
1
Eankeno
Bibis
4.75
40c
26c 29 %c
Jan
13c
18c
lQc
1
Mines.
Mines
43c
_40c
preferred
Bevcon
Cusco
2,950
.HII—~1
.
Mines-.
Belcher
36%
Jan
Apr
Mar
9,500
1
Nickel
Mines-
Uranium-
3.85
65c
33.222
28c
Feb
18c
61c
35c
2.50
Pershing
Crowpat
:H__
66c
•
Mines—
Metals
Jan
Crestaurum
50c
7.85
Jan
Apr
10 Vic
30c
i9C
6.40
•
7c
1.60
Jan
Jan
12.599
33c
32 y>r
62c
2* 89
Apr
Feb
4,800
HI*
40c
1
Ruffner
Base
14c
500
1.36
9V2c
296,325
Lead Zinc3__y___E—i_l
63c
6%c
_
Atlin
Baska
3.55
16,916
11c
Jan
16c
130
15c
Exploration——
45c
__
Trust
54c
11c
Jan
9.25
Apr
9,833
70c
Croinor
Deer
25c
Coast Copper
:
Yellowknife Mines-—;
Barex
2.50
5,250
i
14y2c
47,700
12c
Mining
nnlll'IHIl
Copper——_________ ! ~~~*
Craigmont Mines
_—HIIBoc
Apr
4.00
6c
21c
38c
67c
Cowichan
Jan
18%:
Feb
15.115
Jan
Jan
6c
10,100
19 %c
5c
1.03
15,400
24c
Courvan
Jan
2.85
Warrants
Banff
11%
15%
54^
_1
i.
preferred
Consolidated West
Conwest
29% Mar
-
2.905
13c
_
Bailey Selburn Oil
Apr
7% Mar
111
7,495
8.00
Atlantic
Gold
27
Mar
21.549
10c
Mines—
Gold
19
8%
20c
Atlas
5% %
t
11%
20c
4.30
22c
_2
Mines
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
18c
4.15
24c
1
Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm
Jan
4.00
—4—*
:
Oil
13 J/4
18%
_l
Pete
Associated Arcadia
$5
Feb
5%c
*
Mines—
Aunor
12 %
3; 25
IIIIIIIl
Mines
Anglo
Rouyn
Mines
Anglo United Development
Aumaque
1,350
19%
!__•
:
■__
Larder
Angcon Lead Mines.,
Anglo Huronian
y
13%
2,600
4.25
Poplar—.—IIIIl
l
Consolidated
Leduc
Asamera
Apr
!
Consolidated Rambler
Consolidated Red
1
Gold
—
American
1.05
4.65
y
HIl
Consol Quebec Gold Mines
17
I8%c
1
;
Ltd
Amalgamated
Amalgamated
Apr
Apr
£.10 Mar
610
4.55
53c
1.60
Exploration—!
Consolidated Northland
1.00 Mar
1.15
400
11c
35c
.
Jan
12
1.06 Mar
'1,000
46'/2c
Consolidated Negus Mines
IIH~~~~"T
Consolidated
Nicholson
Mines—
*
16
____—*
Ltd
Yellowknife
Pacific
Alminex
15%
65c
*
___
Oil—
Mines
Akaitcho
16%
Jan
Mar
17%
1
Exploration—.
Agnico
13 % Mar
3.80
•
Gas
Jan
13
40c
75
7,370
53c
1
Decoursey Brewis Mining—^
Mines
Acme
Advocate
Jan
oils
Ltd
Accra
•:
1.50 Mar
7%
»
.
mines
59%
2.05
Mar
9,579
3~8~
3,520
7.90
Mar
98c
1
Consolidated Moslier
13,070
•
13.000
9c
-
Jan
•
37c
1
Consolidated Morrhon
Jan
8%
*
15c 15y2c
16,174
Apr
16'/2c Mar
Jan
Apr
7
Consolidated Mdgul
Apr
4.40 Mar
21,389
*
93,500
10%c
Jan
16c
Jan
80c
"5,200
7c
—_1
Lake
1.10
18%
5
common
Electric
Jan
14
*
Apr
55
Jan
5%
52c
Apr
3.90
A
1.60
6c
HI"5
;
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—
19
g
1.49
Consol
Marbenor Mines—__
~~1
Consolidated Marcus Gold Ltd—
1
Consolidated Mic Mac Oils Ltd-——II*
Jan
22%
99%
•
Ltd class
Class A warrant's
York
Knitting class A
Class B
Ltd
6%
20 %
50
Wood
Zellers
Feb
107 %
107'/2
6c
1
-
Apr
27
_100
1.36
6c
i
26
11
preferred
1.28
8.50
*
Crest
Gillies
17%
Warrants
$6
East
19%
100
10 y4
*
I
Cadillac
Fenimore
21%
.
22%
5,095
1
Consolidated Dragon Oil__——
99%
*
preferred
Central
21%
13
13
_5
lCc
:
1.60
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
1.10
*
,
Pacific—
13,500
13c
1
Mines
Consolidated
% Apr
4.00 Mar
305
Jan
13c
Jan
45 c
15,412
50c
_5
9c
11
19»/2c
Mar
10
13
6,202
15%
50c
^
16%
13%
ics/
*
common
A
Class
ir.i/7
24,500
6 V2c
-2.50
50 % Mar
4.30 Mar
13.586
,S3/„
Jan
8,035
1,600
1
Jan
45c
2.500
common
1.04
6c
-Hi
Consolidated
4.90 Mar
1,700
45c
new
Apr
8c
—1
Consolidated
8% Mar
50% Mar
3.635
4 59
7% Mar
Feb
9
275
*
4.20
4 Vi %
Jan
23 %
13%
Weston
23%
•
23
.
95c
1
Consolidated Discovery
Jan
7%
21
Feb
6,500
>
,83C
—_1
Mines—!
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Mar
14%
9%
common———*
8%c
13c
J.
Con'solidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated Callinan Flin
Apr
8
Apr
—_____50
preferred
9%c
1.33
'
Shawkey
Consolidated
15(4 Mar
7%
14
Western
Jan
52c
Apr
1.00
y
Feb
Jan
Jan
99c
1.50
Apr
1
80c
6%c
Jan
18c
6c
/; i2c
1
Jan
1.14
•
7c
28,198
"
;..;
33c
4,142
6 y2c
-
Jan
26c
Apr
Mar
7%
4.3o
Westeel
14%
41%
.7,100
.
8y2c
6C
Jan
Feb
14%
1
Indies
15%
13%
25%
*
Voting
Con
40c
y
Jan
7%c
1
Coniagas Mines
Con Key Mines
Feb
714
lo
Class
Jan
14%
8
Gold
3.50
26 %
23%
38c
7%c
:
8.35
Metals
60c
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.Jan
Lake
13 % Mar
25
20
Mar "
15
12 %c
1
Willans
39
1,420
40
59%
20.355
Wainwright Products & Ref
West
62
1,600
2,000
14%
common
preferred
Westcoast
Feb
61
19c
Vulcan
Webb &
Combined
91c
:*
&
Coin
Jan-'
*
Corp
Venezuelan
Jan
13 y2
*
class
Steel
65%
61
14
91c
11,279%
!o%
Mines_^
Chimo Gold Mines
Chromium Min & Smelt
Apr
19c
14 %
13,800
17c
1
Cochenour
51%
81c
■
1.00
1
!
Jan
8
Feb
12%
185
61
94c
'
Apr
1.20
'
Apr
1.00 Mar" >
c
Jan
'1.18
Jan
18Vic
8.35
Jan
47% Mar
Jan
87c
"4,500
10%
Mines
59% Feb
4,343
12%
Jan
6%
14,465
Jan
3.70
*
Apr
1.55
f
Apr
11,983
83c
Ltd—
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines—
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Apr
2.50 Mar
*
4.
Vendomatic
Victoria
65%
12%
20%
4.10
1.12
7%c
.Oi?__;—_______
■
Cheskirk
Jan
2.60
Feb
22 Vic-Mar
1.05 Mar
9,658
:
12 %C
Rio
Porcupine-
Charter
Jan
466
.
1.11
.
Corp
Jan
1
Pipeline——;
Canada
Corps
United
64%
12 %
*
Pipeline
1st
Gas
49
!_*
A
preferred
B
50
.—Li
Acceptance
preferred
Class
49
19c
Elevator
Class
2nd
2,681
260
43
7%
—*.
_
__.
Trans-Mountain
Union
46%
49
»
B
Prairie
44
65%
U.—1"
—_1
<
Central Pat Geld—
Del
12c
;
Feb
1.40
Feb
*
Ltd
Asbestos
1.08
3.65
;
Jan
1.40
Jan
6c
I_
;
Quartz
Central
104
Jan
1.70
50
common
Canada
Turnbull
17%
125
7%
,
preferred
Trans
1.499
2.75
10
class
———
Finance
Class
$5
Trans
20%
2.75
•
preferred
Towers
■.'Warrants
Traders
19%
46%
8%c
99C
4.00
Jan
2.75
50
Invest
__1
4.95
"
•21c
96c
Mines—
18
.1.10 Mar
20%
•
common.,
General
2.99
Feb
Apr
'"
3.45 Mar
1.07
■
*
Ltd
Canadian
25,189
4.10
"
Jan
16%
Feb
29,700
Jan
4.65
1.55
18 %c
1
Mines
Cariboo
"*
Jan
39c
Inca_
25% Mar
r
Feb
*
.
Preferred
1.20
9Vic
r; 1:08
________
Exploration
Chesterville
Texaco
15,275
3.75
„20c
<
Jan
105.099
1.04
Can-Erin Mines
*
30V4
North.
1.09
Apr
2.20
'
Jan
1.30
/1.07
Canadian Silica^
•
Jan
3.55
v
Candore
15% Mar
1200
1.20
25
Feb
"
17 % Mar
Mar
28%, Mar v
50
17 V2
100
15
Canadian
Jan
17,100
•
4.15
,'.3.45
-10 c
Gold
Canadian Northwest
Jan
10%
-*
Feb
1
375
16
Jan
4.25
Jan
14"
Feb
23c
Jan
.
"•
Apr
24
Apr"
3.75 Mar
10c 11 %c
4.10
V
17c
Crest—_______
Canadian Malartic
Apr
12 %
3.80 Mar
•
- v
36%
31% Mar
*
Industries
20
Jan
10
1,590
•
-
r,
2.00
1.21
1.07
___.
18'/2C
3.55
v
*
11c
Long Island
Common
Third
•1 55
-16%
Homestead
*
Industries
1.37
4.00
5,120
16;775
2,300
-15
1.48
_10c
Canadian Export Gas & Oil-i—
Jan
2.75
:
Tancord
14%
20% "Feb
aoo
4:45-
15
:-
700
v
23c
t
2.20
3.65
12 'A
'
22
4:00
■
1
29 %
Oil
'
:
4.35
Devonian Petroleum.
Canadian
1,900
%
?
22
18 %C
'
6,099
*
Preferred
15c
-
1.08
4.045.
—"
Tamblyn
;-a__
____
3.00
—
_
!'
r,
1.25
12%
*
Superior Propane preferred
Supertest Petrol ordinary
Mar
1
34%
*
Canada
18c
.'
Minerals..
Canadian
"Jan
Jan
Warrants
'
.
•
Tungsten
34
Steinberg class A
Switson
Jan
4.75
Feb
Canadian
2.95
*
Bros
of
-;;13%
200
Canada
Canadian Astoria
;. 6.80 Mar
18
Apr
12c
22
nil
:
12%
Ltd
Radio
Stuart
>
Jan
Jan
27,500
15c
*
—
——
Stedman
48,180
18
5.00
5.30
<
Feb
Jan
v,
16c
14Vic
—i
Petrol
30%
28%
Feb
Oil' Lands—
45
Jan
8c
2.05
34 V2
Paving
Standard
20,325
/
25%
12c
10,300
nil
12 Vi
<-20
—
Foods
6.60
-
Jan
8 V'2 c
*
Lake.
*
*
common-
Standard
7,130
-
Jan
8%c
Petroleum—.
_*
A—_,
Preferred
Stafford
4.85
*•*44
High
10c
-Illic
"__
Apr
Feb
—
Southam
16%
-
-•705
•
-
500
^___,
*
class
Ltd___
Steel
Slater
18
;
3,790
45
•
*-28
6.30
4.85
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—
Manufacturing——:
D
44%
27%
6.60
Canada——_——_.—__—*
Dairies
Silverwood
45
—
Industries
Simpsons
30
27%
:_2o
——,—.
Oil.of
Shell
S
preferred—!
Investments
Low
11c
—25c
Campbell Chibougamau
Red
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
11c
1
'
Shawinigan Water & power common—•
Class A preferred
i50
Shell
Low
Shares
1
Mines
Campbell
3
Mar
*
Oils
Mines
Camerina
Jan
5.20 "Jan
3.30 Mar
Jan
28%
Apr /
69c
2.3& Feb
4,837
Calalta
11%
'■
2.15 Mar
■«
Feb
103
Feb
-9%
Cadamet
19 %
'■
Jan
55c
Jan
10%
Jan
14
235
4.00
14%
10 V4 Mar
9%
Cable
for Week
of Prices
Par
Apr
79%
Sales
Range
,
Sale Price
High
72% Mar
2,018
10%
Arts
Seven
LOW
7,274
12%
102
_____—
Ltd.
Say/ecte
12
_•_.•
class A pfd—_^._100
St
Maurice
Gas
—____!
.—1
Salada Foods Ltd—
———*
Warrants
79%
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
I2V2
IUV4
St Lawrence Corp
STOCKS
Shares
77%
79 V2
—:—*
A
Friday
for Week
Low
*
..
10
*
*
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite
kange
of Prices
Monday, April 22, 1963
:
.
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Sales
Sale Price
.
-Jan ■**"
1.0
24 Vz
27c
-
2.21
Jan
3.1
20%
Jan
281
(1671)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Pa
Low
Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Consolidated
Hudson
Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting
Bay
14
7.207
2.60
2.60
55'A
57 V4
2 50
8.197
15%
16%
10c
10c
30c
'•■
Apr
Pamoil Ltd
Jan
14
Apr
Pamour
57 %
Apr
Feb
17%
Jan
14%
Pato
13Vic
Jan
Pax
51c
Jan
Paymaster
Feb
55c
Apr
Jacobus
Jaye
Gold
Mines
Quebec
86c
Jan
1
I5V2C
15c
16c
153.000
12c
Mar
6.50
7.50
7.50
7.85
5.630
6.15
Jan
8.20
1
3.45
3.35
3.55
562
3.10
Feb
3.80
18c 2OV2C
12c
57,625
17c
Feb
26c
Jan
2,800
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
;;
Gold
♦
18c
1
Consol
12c
12c
14,600
33c
PCE Exploration Ltd
1
11c 11'/2c
63.797
95c
Jan
Jan
Peerless
1
32c
31c 37'/2c
10.456
70c
Feb
86c
Jan
Pernio Gas
*
30c
27c
1
15'/2C
17c
19c
19.500
15c
Mar
24Vic
Jan
20c
Mar
27c
Jan
11c
Jan
4Vic
Feb
18c
25c
317.825
13c
14c
11,500
4'Ac
4 Vic
3.000
12C
V 13c
25.500
22c
»24c
11,000
13c 14 Vic
7,700
20c
22c
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—
12'a
;
V
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22c
.
Mines
13 ViC
;
.
1.33
1.31
1.37
Co Ltd—!
Frontier
30C
32"C
Mines
X
:
5c
5c
7.00
Petrol Oil
20c Mar
*
Phillips
&
Gas
Oil
Co
Apr
Pitch Ore Uranium
27c
Jan
Place
20c
Feb
Placer
Jan
Ponder
Jan
Powell
Feb
X
Prairie Oil Roy
Feb
1.05
1.55
26Vic Mar
57c
5c
32c
1.10
Jan
Jan
&
Jan
Preston
Apr
Prospectors
3.40
:
Jan
12c
Jan
Mar
44c
Mar
Mar
34 c
Jan
16'Ac
96c
Apr
Apr
70c
Jan
16c
32.300
10c
Jan
95c
4,500
65c
Mar
67c
7,960
58c
Feb
20c
24c
1.800
15VAc
Jan
58c
64c
4.061
52c
Feb
6c
5V2C
6c
98,200
5'Ac Mar
53c
53c
55c
16.900
50c
;
Ltd
Jan
64c
Jan
26% Mar
30
32c
Feb
42c
Jan
40c
Jan
59c
Mar
50c
3.20
3.30
1,375
x
1
9.15
8.70
9.25
80c
77c
1.02
63,500
1.74
1.71
1.82
59.380
14c
ll'/2C
14c
2.76
4,699
*
Airways
Apr
10'Ac
Feb
1,200
38c
47c
i
:
66c
5,550
29
36c
38c
1
22'Ac Mar
1,355
28%
29
_5oc
j.
Gold
Mines
10c
24c
58c
*
Oils
Rouyn
6c
Jan
Gas
Development
7.45
6.45. Jan
2.5/
Oil
Feb
24c
l
15c
Jan
Feb
4,424
63c
64c
*
Apr
23c
32,459
14c
l
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
Mar
1.08
227.850
l
Ltd—
Jan
54c
30c
90c
l
Jan
X 36.637
*
:
Mines
Feb
11.000
7.35
5c
7.10
:
Gold
Gold
Peruvian Oil & Mines
11c
97,500
70c
63c
63c
Oil
&
20Vic
8,237
.
Exploration
5Vic
8Vic Jan
46.050
31'Ac
Copper
Jowsey Mining
Gold
9.265
80c
—
Kerr-Addison
1.08
50c
14c
Joburke
Kenville
1.00
1.21
35c
__
Keeley
1.05
73c
Mines
Joutel
Jan
48c
Explorations
Jonsmith
45c
1.12
20c
Jellicoe
Joliet
13.000
International
Perron
Mining
High
50c
1.21
1.29
Jan. 1,1963
Low
50c
;
—
Consolidated
Mar
8 Vic Mar
27c
Jan
Range Since
High
50c
*
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Patino Mining
3.05
Low
_20c
Jan
507/8
11.700
—
Waite
Shares
49 VAC
Mines
Mines
Jack
for Week
Par
:V
y.
13 Va
2.50 Mar
3.000
2 7'Ac
28c
.
12.122
16%
'•
\
Jan
150
57',4
Hugh Pam Porcupine
Hyara Exploration
Irish Copper MinesIso
13%
High
11V2
11V2
11.160
;
Hudson Bay Oil—
Iron
13 V*
13%
B
Howey
Low
13
Sales
Range
of Prices
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
13
Week's
Last
Sale Price
for Week
STOCKS
Class
(Range for Week Ended April 19)
Sales
Week's
Friday
43
120,200
Jan
4.05
Jan
6.85
76c
Jan
9.25
Apr
1.48
Jan
Mar
Feb
Apr
Frovo Gas
Minerals
27c
26c
28c
3.ao2
25c
Mar
40c
Jan
Pur.dex Minerals .Ltd
1
Kirkland Townsite
25c
24 Vic
27c
52 000
17c
Jan
32c
Mar
11c
Jan '
18c
Apr
Quebec
1
8c
8c
8'/2c
5,433
1
22c
22c
25c
Jan
33 Vi
10,715
25
Apr
2.60
2.65
1.925
10c
10c
2.000
8c
Mar
12c
Jan
15c
15c
I.375
14c
Jan
16c
Jan
88c
89c
93c
Mar
-
Kilembe
Copper
Kirkland
Mining &
Dufault
Lake
Osu
Lamaque
6.90
31.239
5.20
9 Vic
153.000
7 Vic
15c
7.500
2.60
Gold
!
Long
Lac
3.70
Jan
3.80
740
34c
32,750
29c
Jan
43c
Feb
34c
27,200
27c
Jan
37c
Apr
1.38
1.36
1.44
11,500
1.30
bC
9c
31:800
'8c
1.65
._
1.57
15'Vic
17c
8,200
1.69
1.65
1.97
205,050
9c
8c
10c
5,500
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10 Vic
14c
156.500
5 Vic
.5 Vic
1,503
Goldfield
Mines
10
*, 2
Jan
7'.'2
ea.
1
_l
*
Gold
Macassa
Macdonald
Macfie
Mines
Mines
Ltd
Cockshutt
Uranium
Red
Cnos
6,125
85c
12'Ac
Jan
9.65
Jan
40c
289,475
16c
Mar
40c
Apr
49c
12 300
38c
Mar
52c
Mar
10,900
Jan
67c
66c
63c
67c
*
1.15
1.10
1.18
3,604
88c
90c
11 Vic
Jan
Realm
4,000
3,200-
21c
Feb
Reeves
6 Vi c
Apr
Renabie
11c 11 %c
*
;
Macdonald
1
Mines
1.35
Barvue
13%
14%
Jan
23c
Mar
Rio
Rupununi Mines
1
6c
6c
7c
5'ic
Apr
Rix
Athabasca
1
30c
25c
30c
Jan
Rockwin Mines
1
15'/2C
15c
16c
l
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2.10
Jan
2.40
1
7C
7c
4 Vic
4 Vic
1,000
4Vic
Jan
Vi
Feb
Rowan
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Feb
Ryanor Mining
8c
10c
172,200
82c
3,100
75c
Jan
1.00
Feb
Salem
4 Vic
5c
4,500
4c
Feb
5Vic
Apr
San
21c
3,150
15c
Jan
23c
17 Vic Mar
23c
Mar
Exploration
River
Sarcee
12c
Jan
Satellite Metal
15c
Apr
80c
98c
11c
32,775
McKenzie
McWatters
Uranium
Midrim
9.15
8c
Jan
11c
52 Vi
54
6.362
43 Vi
Jan
54
Vic
124,700
5'/2C
12.600
Mining
28c
29c
4.000
Stand
Siscee
Spooner
Apr
Stanrock
Feb
Stanwell
Oil
27c
25 Vic
Starratt
Apr
blc
Jan
Jan
64c
Mar
7'ic Mar
10c
Jan
23c
27c
Jan
45c
Apr
23c
'
Mar
4 JC
28c
40c
4.700
26c
Jan
20c
22c
4.285
18c
Mar
'
X 13% Mar
Sudbury
38c
Mar
16c
36c
Jan
Jan
24c
36,200
1.80
13,705
1.72
Jan
12,500
9'Ac
Feb
*
11c
11c
13c
II,950
10c
Jan
1
1.00
1.00
1.00
500
90c
Jan
29c
Jan
46c
11c
32c
40 c
17.766
8'Ac
10c
74.900
4c
5c
4.80
9c
4.95
*
4.85
2.05
w.
New
v13c
1.31
Calumet
Cons
6c
Mar
5,000
3'Ac
Jan
6c
Apr
4.60
Apr
5.35
Jan
29c
32c
43.282
19c
Jan
36c
12c
Apr
Tauycanis
Jan
10c
Jan
Feb
89c
Apr
Teck Hughes
Temagami
36c
Feb
67c
Apr
T'exstar
17c
Mar
33c
Apr
Tombill
Jan
Torbrit Silver
19,200
1.350
1.15
1.15
1.80
-
2.40
Apr
1,24
1.18
15,830
15c 16 Vic
30.800
10c
Jan
18c
Warrants '
Gc
4,000
5c
Jan
6c
2.00
2,800
1.90 Mar
2.50
Jan
17c 20 Vic
1.06
Jan
25c
65,500
5'Ac
Jan
1.60
1.65
2,135
1.49
Jan
12 V2C
12c
13c
10,800
4,800
39c
Apr
25c
22c
25c
1.65
1.65
1.68
8,263
71c
74c
6,600
68c
Jan
Feb
96c
Apr
1
1.56
1.70
Jan
82c
.
96c
96c
500
82c
*
72c
72c
84c
31,500
55c
Jan
88c
Jan
*
70c,
70c
75c
9,300
60c
Mar
85c
Jan
10c
——
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1
37c
36c
38c
7,500
25c
Apr
40c
Jan
_1
25c.
25c 28 'Ac
27.741
19c
Mar
30c
Jan
1
65r.
62c
65c
7,247
53c
Jan
66c
11'AC
13c
4,800
11c
Jan
♦
1.59
1.65
Mines
Mines
Trans Canada
,
Oil
»
;
1.65
1.84
Feb
26'ic
Apr
Tribag Mining Co Ltd.
1
91c
91c
95c
45,500
76c
Feb
1.05
15c
Apr
17c
Jan
Trinity Chibougamau
1
25c.
23c
25c
62,825
16c
Jan
25c
4c
Jan
5'ic
Feb
37c
42c
17.355
26c
Apr
42c
Apr
Union
19'Ac
22c
15,200
18c
Jan
24c
Feb
5'ic
5c
Jan
7 Vic
1
1
21c
5 'A c
11%
11%
12%
Jan
12%
Apr
25c
Jan
29c
*
31V2C
31c
33c
11,583
Apr
50c
Jan
1
3.45
3.20
3.65
14,013
4,20
Jan
74c
71c
77c.
35,100
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1.47
1.33
1.47
4,700
1.15
Jan
1.65
*
7.75
7.65
8.00
3,457
7.35
Jan
8.75
12c
13c
9,150
10'Ac
Jan
Oil
Canada
of
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United
Asbestos
Feb
1.35
Apr
United
Buffadison
23c
Jan
36c '.
Apr
United
Canso
4c
Jan
6 Vi c
Feb
United
Keno
7c
Jan
9c
Feb
United
13.225
5,447
1.10
1.35
9.100
90c
3QV2C
33c
16.800
4c
4 Vic
9,500
8 Vic
9c
8,075
120,750
x.
■
9c
.7
,
3.40 Mar
.1.12
Jan
7c
7c
2,000
6c
Jan
9'ic
10c
10,470
9c
25c
20c
26c
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14c
•19c
18c
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27.000
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11c
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33c
13c
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17c
17c
17c
-Feb
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.
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Apr
1.45
1.45
1.52
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Jan
20c
20c
9,000
25c
2,503
19c
X 5'ic
500
5c
Jan
X
Exploration
1
.
78c
1.35
15c
Jan
26c
Mar
1.66
X 18c
Westytes
.
1
,_J.
X Werner Lake Nickel .j
Feb
Petrol
:
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—
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-
15c
2,625
15c
36c
36.500
25c
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Mining. Corp
Norpax Nickel
2.85
2.95
JNorth
12Vic
1.68
1.67
1.77
3,650
120
33
31
33
340
5,600
4c
Apr
15,400
68c
Mar
97c
22c
25,633
13c
Mar
32c
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Exploration
1
1
Rankin
1
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Canada
.Northland
V
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LL
•44.451
28c
24,564
•
4.35
1.64
1.68
10,225
4c
y
2.05
1.85
-
20c
16c
X
X
—
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2.09, Jan
'3c
Jan
4'Ac
Jan
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17c
Jan
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7c
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1
9c
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17c
6,933
1.20
1.17
1.25
15,400
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225
Jan
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28c
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93c
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34c
71c
2.32
Jan
18c
Feb
13c
2.328
,
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1.78
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2.05 Mar
2.50 Mar
18c
41,600
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Feb
71c
Apr
8'Ac
1,750
,
Jan
-
Apr
18c
64.929
.
29c
Apr
5'Ac
5,500
7c
78c
16c
1.85 Mar
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14c
Jan
47c
9c
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21c
22c
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22'Ac
41c
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Jan
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Jan
6c 1
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i:09
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5.400
7.000
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-
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42c
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- Feb
58c
•;
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43,250
5'Ac
1
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;
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8.20
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X48C
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2.430
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1.62
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6c
19,050
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82c
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89c
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Jan
3.10
25c
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10c
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55c
26c
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1
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32c
53c
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9,350
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2.78 Mar
8.060
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23 Vic
1
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9M>C IOV2C
10c
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Canadian
2.90
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25c
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28c
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•
Feb
6'Ac Jan
5c
97c
84c
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25c
Jan
18c
1.67
;
16c
90C
X
18c
1
1.37 Mar
'
Mines
Apr
Feb
Apr
1.57
4'Ac
5c
1
1
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6c;- Mar
•-:'•
Feb
5 Vic
Apr
Jan
15c
4,277
.
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Violamac Mines
jan
38c
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52c
15,175
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Jan
i 40c
•
3.20
3,500
1
^
31c
42.648
1.52
1.46
1.50
25c
,
Mar
24 Vic
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1
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:
11c
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15c
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Feb
19c
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8.000
5c
16c
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6.438
16c
15 Vic
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5c
trust
Hill
,
9.95
2,060
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Jan
6 Vic Mar
Mfining
& Smelting
Mines
24 Vic
Jan
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Jan
20c
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1
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•
Jan
Jan
,
15Vic Mar
23c
15c
16c
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Merger
New Senator Rouyn
8c
13ViC
Jan
18c
Apr
1.75
,
Jan
.
15 Vic
Myiamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd
•Newnorth Gold. Mines
Rim
Union Oil
Jtn
29c
4.00
4c
Kelore Mines
Newlund Mines
New ;Rouyn
Jan
Apr
2,000
28c
3.85
31c
Mining Corp
5.00
5'ic
28c
4.00
-—
New
'.North
Jan
13c
500
2.000
New Hosco Mines
A
Jan
54.400
Harricana
North
Apr
14'Ac Mar
1.50 Mar
17.850
•
,
15c
1.35
Goidvue
y
Jan
Jan
38c
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North
Jan
*
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_
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1
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22c
Jan
14'Ac
Feb
12c
4c
16c
.
Mines
New
Norlex
Apr
Feb
1.80
Triad
Jan
1.97
6c
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New
Norgold
Apr
Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
Feb
5c
15c.
9'Ac
1.65
1
Thompson Lundmark
Jan
20.425
8'Ac
1
;
Sunburst Exploration
74c
49c
32c
1
Mines
7Vic
31c
Holdings
Norlqrtic
Jan
Feb
Mar
4 V2C
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•New
Norbeau
Jan
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19,374
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Sullivan
6.200
10,825
58c
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Acme
Jan
15c
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Nor
20c
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39,304
1.90
?
New
Nisto
15.300
Feb
5.15
12c 12'Ac
1
89c
26c
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Mines
Nickel
Mar
37c
3.35 Mar
2.86 Mar
12C
1
I6V4
1.80
52c
Mines
Nickel
38c
23c
X
8 Vic
1.90
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New
Mar
1
X
26 % c
New
X
Feb
20c
1.73
;
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Iron
New Jason
5.60
15.032
23c
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80c
15
86c
Exploration
•
820
26c
1.79
Sturgeon River Gold
Tormont
X
14.806
5.30
,
Feb
16%
3.20
23c
•32c
23c
6.45
1
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
6.000
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
Newconex
3.05
3.20
X
24,300
5.25
1
Gas
40c
Jan
"
Nello
8.25 Mar
Nickel
&
Jan
II.400
Oil
Nealon
Jan
19'Ac Jan
Jan
Apr
8.10
_50c
Uranium
3.30
Mar
2.25 Mar
22c
Petroleum
1.37
Jan
I5c 15'Ac
.
7.75
1
&
6Vic
25c
i
National
Jan
15c
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37'ic
81 ic
.
National
99c
17,000
Ltd
Union
Jan
24 %c
15 "'8
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37.766
8.00
.1
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Southern
Apr
8c
Minerals
Nama
Mines
Jan
20c
3.900
L
Silvermaque
Jap
24 Vic
Porcupine
Wright
1.31
15c
*
Gordon
Jan
55c
Corp
Murphy
Silver
Mar
54 c
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1.22
1
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4 Vic
136,116
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'Moneta
1.22
50c
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27c
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3.30
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10c,
Apr
2,500
54c
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City
Jan
Feb
Apr
6,000
24c 24 Vic
.
Feb
Jan
93,378
2.76
Mining
Midcon Oil
•
5'Ac
1
9c
Exploration & Development_50
Island
43c
1
9.15
Mines,.
1.2
40c
Feb
Jan
70c
8 Vic
3.00
Lake
Petroleums
Apr
Silver Miller Mines
9c
5 Vic
Red
Gold
McMarmac
Medallion
34c
31c
Sigma Mines Quebec
8.25
5c
Feb
4'Ac
Sherritt
70c
32c 37
Jan
19,000
Feb
63c
33%'c
Lake
Red
9c
16c
45.250
Jan
9c
Mclntyre
Jan
Jan
10.736
Apr
8c
5c
11c
38c
49c
8.25
3.200
17,714
40c
12c
8.50
*
—
Feb
71/2C
5V2C
98c
54
L—
Feb
Jan
16c
5c
Jan
47c
368,800
32c
35c
Apr
63 c
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Jan
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Mar
8c
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Maybrun Mines
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12c
5c
39c
26,500
43c
5c
22'Ac Mar
38c
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59,100
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41c
88c
95 c
Apr
38g
Security, Freehold
Consol
Matachewan
Mentor
Jan
Jan
Feb
8 Vic
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14%
1
11c
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Mines
Jan
1
Gold
8Vic
j
Jan
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1
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Antonio
Sand
1,500
9 Vic
2,000
18c
9c
9c
—
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25c
11c 11 %c
1
5,5.00
18c
—
2.10
Feb
Feb
13c
6Vic Mar
Consolidated
Jan
i:58
11'A
12.800
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13c
Jan
1.85 Mar
31,250
1.14
Apr
Feb
12c
2,500
Jan
Mar
Jan
92c
1.33
10.911
20c
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Martin-McNeely Mines
Multi
14 Va
:
4c
—
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Mt
*
9c
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A
Algom
80c
—
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Min
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87c
Marboy
Mill
Feb
Apr
1.32
Feb
Jan
9'Ac
6.600
141ic 14 Vic
Manoka
Meta
23c
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1.01
600
21c
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1.95
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Maneast
1.90
1
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45c
81c
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1.35
135,000
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.
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1
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4c
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2.40
13c 13'Ac
90c
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Madsen
Magnet
Apr
10'Ac IOV2C
88c
90c
——
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Feb
25c
13»/2C
Raglan Nickel
Jan
3.15
10c
Jan
IOV2C
5'Ac
—
Explorations
MacLeod
5.898
3.35
3.20
3.35
—
Jan
1
Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Rexpar Minerals
Yellowknife Gold Mines_.
Lynx
7c
14 '2c
1
Quemont
Radiore
10c
1
,
Ranger Oil
L.
Rayrock Mines'
Apr
Apr
15c
held
Jan
Jan
5c
for
Jan
1.97
8c
sh
Apr
19c
.
1.15 Mar
10Vic
One
Lithium
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan
15c
Ltd.
Jan
1.50
19c
Mar
1.57
1.975
1.57
15 Vac
—
tion
Jan
3.90
32c
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Lyndhurst
Jan
31c
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Louvicourt
Apr
2.95
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.
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Uranium
4.30
Quebec Manitou Mines_,_
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
Jan
3.75
Mines
Point
Quebec
Feb
•,
33c
50
Little
Jan
2.98
1,600
.
Being
10c
Jan
1.82
Feb
Develop Co Ltd
exchanged for Salem Explora¬
19c
2.40
1.45 Mar
8'Ac
Quebec Labrador
7.0j .Jan
Jan
3.75
.—
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4.30
Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Apr
32 V2C
Mines
Gold
Producers Ltd
Mar
14c
208
2.60
4.25
4.30
.
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Lorado
6.60
7V2c
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Mines
Latin American
Leitch
9,823
15c
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Lencourt
39,500
33 Vi
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—
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18c
30 5 a
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Mines
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15c
31
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15c
.
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National and
Th..oiioringbid
Intended rsC Tuide to the range within which these
& the "bid")
bought (indicated by the "asked")
wide
securities could have been sold (indicated
at the time of compilation.
Origin of any
or
national
distribution
distribution.
primarily
in
Esley
and Utilities
Industrials
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Ethyl
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Par
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Electric
13%
15%
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—
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5%
1
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Airwork
Aid
All State
"Eastern"
Eastern region.
12%
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:
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10
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3%
1
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10c
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100
Altamil
Corp
Alter man
15%
27%
Air
Filter
5%
25%
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American
1
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Rubber
Co—*
American
Express
American
A_1
Financial Corp
Furniture Co
Co
9
5
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Corp com_7.50
preferred
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Citizens
6%
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Sterilizer
American
Univend
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Co
27%
6%
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Anelex
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Anheuser-Busch
Inc
4
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Aqua-Chem Inc
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Industries
Arden
Farms
Arkansas
Art
Metal
Hegeman
Clearing House—1
Commonwealth Gas Corp
1
Natural Gas—5
Refining_2c
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
1
Puerto
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20%
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7
•
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5
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B
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Products
1
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&
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2.50
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1
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24%
59
62%
18
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7%
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2%
5
5
10
1
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8%
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23%
13%
14%
.
16
443/a
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41%
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2
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1
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8
35
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5%
of
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Houston
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Field
14%
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36%
38%
53 8
5%
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24
26 Vv
26%
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Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co_
1
Huyck Corporation
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11%
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3%
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5%
5%
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International Bank of Wash—1
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Interstate
Textbook
Co——*
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Corp—-_1
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Interstate
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Interstate
Motor
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Co
5
Interstate Vending Co
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29%
10
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com_*
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Mn'-awk Rubber
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6%
38%
35
1
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Mississippi Glass Co—:——10
Mississippi Valley Barge—
1
Modern
9Va
16 Va
7%
Inc
Corp
Utilities
18%
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8%
1
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.Filter
Carp
4%
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11
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12
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stock
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6
37%
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4
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Capital Corp
18-3
438
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50c
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5 Va
5
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Bradley
6%
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1
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6
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29
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6% :
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23
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26%
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28
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12 %
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19 %
20%
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10 3A-
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18%
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Mnore
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Meredith
Publishing Co
Michigan
10
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Miracle
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3%
5%
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Corp
43%
40
17%
83/4
9%
36%
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10 Va
2
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22I/4
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4
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12%
Timer
Insurance
37%
27%
11
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53
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5%
27%
4%
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preferred
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51%
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34%
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22%.
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14
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37%
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McLouth Steel
Corp
Mid-S.ates
12
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50c
49
26%
1
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Pulp & Paper
preferred
6
24%
——1',
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7Va
*
:
27
2%
26%
.
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421/4
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6%
3%
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Empire Financial Corp
Empire
32%
39%
IT
Co
24%
1
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6 Va
10c
8%
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20
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4%
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Horn
18%
8.%
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11
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6
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37%
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17
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Maust
25
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8
—
17 V4
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56%
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33V3C
Electric Co
8
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Company
A.-25
2nd
3%
126%
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Matheson
25%
20%
7%
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4%-
7%
4Va
11%
23%
16%
46%
—10c
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5%
6%
19 Va
4
10%
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10 Va
20%
1
McLean
15
43
1
1
:
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9Va '
1%
Maxson
19 Va
1
(Texas)
Emhart Mfg Co
24
17%
*
——1
9Va
22%
8%
Mary Carter Paint class A
1
Maryland Shipbldg &
Drydk_50c
7%
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8%
•
Gas
3%-r.
21%
Inc—
Inc
Marsh & McClennan
Inc
Marshall Industries
_
8%
Hoover
4%
50%
413A
Electronics
Elk
39 %
Co
45'4
26%
15%
Hobart Mfg'Co———
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Holiday Inns of America—1.50
,27
1034
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.
14 V4
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Electro Instruments
1
22 %
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-
48 Va
Electro Consolidated class A_50c
9 '4
14
r
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23%
;
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Madison
8%
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25% '
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'61,2
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7%
-1
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Endevco
_
9%
*
Instrument'
Electrolux
1534
10c
*
.
42%
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Elco
31%
—16%c
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Co—.
43%
14%
8
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8%
24%
29
1.50
class
734
3
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41
23
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25%.
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Stores
Hearst
%
28 %
22
Inc_——1
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& Grier—
1
Electronic
Electrada
22
1
Co
Germ
El
10%
6%
25
—
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7
263/4
Laboratory
Eitel-McCullough
19%
9%
42
—
24%
4%
*
39
A__10c
Inc
9% !
3%
23 Va
Co 1
Co
Lucky
Munning
3.50
Harrington & Richardson Inc_l
Hawaiian Telephone Co—_—5
27%
—
Steel
EICO
4
4
10%
Hanson Van Winkle-
Edgewater
26%
3%
:
13
1
4%
Edgerton
8%
5%
*
Harman.
4%
26%
Edgcomb
1134
7%
&
29%
Ecuadorian
8 Va
4%
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4
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7%
Hamilton
8V2
Lynch Communications
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Lytton Financial
Corp
MacDonaia
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16"
110%
1
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Steel
Macco
1
3%
—
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13
changed to Calgon' Corp
3%
Corp
Duriron
12
93Va
143/4
10
1
Drug Stores Inc
Ludlow
•
47 Va
90
*
i
Star
44'/a
5
Candy Corp
Londontown
Lone
3 %
4 V4
17 %
1
Magnetics
Handy
23
B„
10%
•
•
16
[_1
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Maradel Products Ins
Marine
Capital
Corp
Markite Corp
Marmon
Herrington Co
Marrud Inc
Handmacher-Vogel Inc
25%
Co
27
3%
1
•
24%
11%
•
9%
2%
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
Lithonia
Lighting Inc
6
27%
Dun ,& Bradstreet
Dunham Bush Inc
8
1
Corp.*
Morrill_—
Intl Detective
Inc
7%
5%
21
1
(Eli) .&
5%
25
.48%
Hagan Ghemical & Control
3%
5 Va
70c
Liberty Loan Corp
Lilly
18%
•
Forms Inc
1
153/4
163/4
20c
& Sons
Lewis Business
11
14%
50c
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11%
9%
22 V2
10
Inc
9%
Mangmt class
Mfg Corp
————2.50
Northrup
Press
inc
Levitt
Southwest Capital Corp—
Gyrodyne Co of America——1
Hamilton
—1
Lei
8 Va
Cosco Inc.—
—.—
Lehigh
3 %
Corp
8
11
1
11%
Name
8%
50c
7%
Hajoca
7%
8
1
Co
2%
Hamilton
19
&
10%
18
3
Leece-Neville
Leeds
1
53 %
6:%
Co
-1
34%
17%
26 3/4
*
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16%
5%
16%
93%
45%
1
50
1
15%
90
10%
163/b
24Va
Longs
197/a
32
10
2
1
Lowe's
19%
9
2.50
Louis Lesser
Enterprises cl A_10c
Gulf
19%
37%
_1
Inc
37 Va
18%
—
8'/a
19%
8%
33%
1
Guardian Chemical
Gulf
Interstate
21%
18 Va
34
~*
13
19%
Leaseway Transportation
Corp.l
8%
18%
Corp
20%
11%
1
—1.
Blower
18 va
5
Inc
19%
18%
7%
30%
*
32 Va
21 %
19%
18
Lake Ontario Portland
Cement
5% convertible
preferred
10
Lance Inc
.2.50
Latrobe Steel Co
2.50
7%
5
9%
32%
30
2
Loft
Corp—3%
16%
10c
Duffy-Mott Company
16%
17%
Brick
Estate.
Crucible—_—.—20
Develop
Corp
,-lOc
Company
1
25 %
8%
16%
35%
Fire
Power
Real
15%
(J)
23%
10c
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10%
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Dravo Corporation
Drexel Enterprises
17 Va
18
(A
Mount
5
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66
1
Beryllium^ Co
Business
11%
9%
preferred———5
38%
50c
Sharpe Mfg Co—
Bush Terminal
18%
10%
*
Dymo
Const & Mat
Glass Co Inc
&
17%
5
__
—
62
8
Green
83/4
30 %
6.25
Loblaw Inc
4%
,
26%
-1.25
Corp
Laguna Niguel Corp Units
4%
•
28%
Co
Inc
7%
1
Grosset & Dunlap Inc_.^
Growth
Capital Inc
Dynacolor Corp
20c
Eastern Racing Association-.—•
Eastern Utilities
Associates—10
Eckerd
Drugs
of
Fla.——_10c
Corp
class
Grolier
—
36%
*
Gas
Grinnell
9%
is
common
(W J)
Dixon
Drackett
Inv___
9%
21%
Machines
Newman
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles)
Agency
15%
Ind
7%
1
———
Dinettes
11%
Wash
Krylon
17 %
1
Employees Corp—2
Employees Financial
2
8%
16%
preferred
Burnham
31%
8%
14%,
A
Government
8%
20
Briush-Amer
Burns
41%
10%
Govt
class
26%
27
10
11 %
•
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3%
'
24%
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6%
class
A—_—1
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1*
1
common
conv.
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Corp
5
7%
$1.25
—5
10c
—
Dixie
31%
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Greenfield
—
29%
1
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Steel
Inc
Inc
Diversa Inc
29Va
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8%
50
Industries
Brush
Diebold
7%
(P
Glickman
Greater
17
7%
61%
Invest
Corp
39 %
50c
Bowman Products Co
Bowmar Instrument
Co
Buckeye
Dictaphone
Glatfelter
Green
—.
15%
19 %
7%
6%
5
28%
6%
58%
Light—1
Botany
Brown &
14%
9%
5%
63%
15%
26%
6%
_1
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Bridge_T_l
59%
2.50
11%
2Va
18%
14%
17%
Gould
5%
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*
Diamond Crystal Salt Co—2.50
Disc
1
1%
17
13V4
Corp
10c
Lewis Mach Tool__2
Globe
2?%
*
&
Herald-Traveler
Brockway
Lines
Real-Estate
Economics
&
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Brdigeport
S
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Denver
6%
4 %
Digitronics Corp
_b
Co
Inc
Delta
11%
10%
A
6
10
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6%
12%
12 V4
367
9%
:
Lau
7%
345
Scientific
13%
22 %
5
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10
Boston
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.
25
cl
6%
*
General
2 Va
-1
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Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
22
Danly Machine Specialties
Darling (L A) Co
Data-Control Systems
10
103%
19%
1
.
&
3%
24%
1
Dallas Airmotlve Inc
13%
5
5%
3
4 Va
18%
1
Bryson Inc
Business
Beranek
P«wl-Mor
35%
3%
1Q%
.
_1%
——
1
Publishing
Ami
Crouse-Hinds Co
Crown-Bremson Industries
Cummins Engine
Donbar
&
Bon
Bowser
4Va
—_5"
—
9%
Inc
Bolt
Boston
12%
3%
Company
12%
20c
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Sivalls
Bohn
11%
Magazine & Broadcstg_l
Systems Inc
1
Dial
Works
Matlc
&
1
&
1
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Petroleum
Binney & Smith Inc
Black
50c
Vitamin
10
Corp
Iron
Bemis Bros Bag Co
Beneficial Corp
Berkshire Gas Co
Berkshire Hathaway
Bernz
Pharm
Cove
23%
Co
45
Giddings
55
Co
27%
42%
Glassrock
51
Inc
&
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25%
10
70c
.
8%
6%
21%
7 Va
—1
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4%
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5
19%:
7%
—___—_l
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1
Mfg
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
Baystate Corp
18%
3%
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Cosmo Book
7%
8%
Gas Service Co—
Gem International
26
93/4
cl A___1
Giannini
8%
30%
7%
6
18%
12 %
13%
67/8
9
6%
17%
7
1
'
13
24Va
24%
10
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp
2
32%
10
Inc
Kromex
9%
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
1
Bates
4%
36%
Glass
3%
5%
.
31
12
10
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3%
6Vs
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Knox
5%
10 %
—10
Press
'
16
1
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3
20c
Garland Knitting Mills
Co_5
A
3
28
Garlbck
5%
3
—
Kingsport
9%
_1
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Co
24%
324
14 Va
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Knape & Vogt Mfg
353/4
-
% 8%
10c
11%
11%
1
'.
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11%'
5
Hydro Electric Co
Corp
Corp
Barton Distilling Co
Basic Properties class A
33%
8%
1
10%
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Detroit International
Bangor
2.50
13%
3%
Barden
7%
10%
Shale Products Corp—*
10%
5%
Banlife
9%
Supermarkets Inc___10c
General Waterworks
Corp——1
'
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6"a
——*
General
1
&
—__c_———1
10%
50c
Atomic Inc
Baltimore
5%
14%
Delhi-Taylor Oil
Babcock Electronics
Baird
51/4
1
1
Cowles
9%
i7/8
21%
2%
(NY)—1
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B
22%
305
Keyes Fibre Co
1
Keystone Custodian
Funds A—*
Keystone Portland Cement
Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class
A—1
Kings Department Stores
1
21 v4
19%
'
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5%
14%
19%
1
Co—1
;
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13%
3%
19%
*
Oil
11%
15%
Telephone
Cowles Chemical Co—
18%
&
Kewanee
10%
Mtge
Screw
16%
100
Ketchum
15%
Investors—*
Continental
26 V4
5
Products
Aztec
Kentucky
10%
California—-
Gas
A
Corp
Co
22
'
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class
Refining Co
Kennametal Inc
13%
/
2%
18 Va
1
Trecker
20%
9%
—-1
class
&
1
—1
Furman-Wolfson
7%
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.5c
66
;
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8%
—-10c
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Kay
15%
1
Kendall
Corp——•
*
Economics Corp
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Electric
40c
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Automation Industries Inc
1
26%
9%
Drive-In
Ridge Prop Inc pfd—_8
Distributing Co_10c
1
10c
common
24
Aniline
Cook,
24
3
General
27
15
Kellwood
General
25%
_*
13%
General
Continental
,
9%
24%'
12%
17%
17%
25c
Atlantic Improvement Corp
Atlantic Utilities Corp
Atlas
25%
22 %
A
Nat
%
14%
143/4
*
Kansas-Nebraska
26
13 %
2c
Corp
1
1
Corp
Aircraft
11%
53%
1
common
preferred
11
Utilities
Futterman
8%
Corp
10%
Co
Fulton'Industries
6%
Steel
$1.46
Kane-Miller Corp
13%
16%
28%
Kaiser
13%
7%
50 %
23
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7%
23 %
5 %
7
—33%c
26%
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1
Fuilview Industries
50c
34
8%
Inc
Research
5%
30%
10%
5
Co
Kaman
28%
Continental
6
,
,
7%
Julie
Kearney
Corp
of
Service
Kalvar
26%
Coral
10
Jostens
4
."
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5Va
4%
Lamson Machine Co_20
& Feiss Co
2.50
13 V8
16%
Rendering Co_6.25
Rock,,Products
_5
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%
Continental Trans Lines
—1
Cook Coffee
Company——1
•
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5 %
31%
__—•
24%
6%
%
83/8
6%
Frontier
6%
27%
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19%:
9
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7%
22
123/4
5%
28%
&
3%
1
11%
1
37 Va
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25%
5%
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22%
5
11
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12
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod
Frito
26%
34%
12%
,62
12%
Jones
9
Grant Co__
Foundation Company
Commerce
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50
1
20%
1
Forest Labs Inc
11%
Steel
Johnson
73/a
67%
5'%
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6%
4%
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1
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Foster
21
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1
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19 %
17%
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8V8
10
6
6%
63
10c
35
.
&
10%
24
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6%
3%
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Gas
23%
-
Commonwealth Theatres of
4:
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Colorado Milling & Elevator—1
Colorado Oil & Gas Corp com_3
$1.25 preferred
_—25
Colorite Plastics Inc.—25c
3%
11%
class
Plus Inc—.
& Davis Inc
Franklin
2%
_1
Products
Associated Springs Corp
Associated Transport Inc
Atlantic
21%
24%
16 %
Associated
Atlanta
7%
19%
8%
55%
33% ■;
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10
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Astrodata
18%
■
15
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Assembly Products Inc—
.
17%
•
52
Arvlda
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24%
•
Dept Stores
——1
Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc——1
&
Florida
23
22%
1
,' 16%
Co
Franklin Realty
Commonwealth
Arlans-
Hart
Co_—_*
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Commnowealth
Valley Industries
3
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2V2
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10
1
Inc_50c
Corp
Corp
13 Va
5%
1
1
Floyd Bennett Stores Inc
Foods
21
57%
31%
Jerrold
19%
Steel Corp
1
Telephone Corp cl A—10
Florida
41%
3%
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893/4
7%
.
12
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2.50
Utilities
19%
6%
common
Power
Wire
Interstate
3%
Arkansas
Arrow,
Stores
5%
preferred
Missouri
Insulated
1
10c
1
1
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—1
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Public
Florida
25%
18 Va
.
Gas
Florida
24%
23%
—1
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10
Engineering Co Inc—1
25c
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Co
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5
86V4
—1
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Florida
13%
54%
17 %
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*
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39 %
16%
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16%
1
Governor Co
61%.
15%
12%
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Fitchburg Paper
Fleming Co
139
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10%
:
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50c
Financial—
Foods
Fisher
27
133
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Co ' (Florida)
Clifton Precision Products
27%
51%
9%
Japan Fund
1
Jarrell-Ash Company
1
E. Plastics
Mfg Corp——10c
Jergens (Andrew) Co
*
93%
.
8%
Ask
49'/a
Inc—1
Cie
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Bid
263/8
Janesbury Corp
44%
90%
10
;
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wide
5
*
Markets
(Chas)
Jamaica
6
40
Minit
Jacquin
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a
15
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(Richard) Inc
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Jackson's
27
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2%
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56%
5%
—_*■
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Western
Fisher
36%
23
class A—16%c
—
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Colorado
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1%
1%
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class
34%
———_——100
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Colonial
5%
1
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-
224
B
Coleman
:
10%
21
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Anglo Canadian
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7%
50%
25%
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First
37%
39
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cl A
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4%
9%
1.50
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1
12.50
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Lincoln
First
21%
*
37
218
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13%
25%
r'.
19%
35%
com—1.25
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17%
12%
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v.
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16
6%
Irwin
6%
1
—
;
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First
7%
6
25
4%
15
7%
Collyer
Amer
Co
8%.
46 Va
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First Repub
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1
First Small Business
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1
31
Chattanooga Gas Co—
1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
38%
4%
3%
•
Telephone
Southern
10%
36
Equipment
4
137%
29 V4
A
Flight Co
First
25%
Heritage
Safety
10c
Boston
First
10%
.
class
__
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7%
10
9%
Greetings class A—1
Gypsum Co
1
Plastics—1
7
1
25%
American
&
1
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7
10
Mortgage Assn.lOO
Mfg Co
_10c
First
9%
24%
American
Rubber
8%
Cent
5%
American
1963
have
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Iowa
Iowa
5%
Natl
Metal
First
5%
Ritz—_—_—'.—1
5
American
Chemicals
which
6%
7%
50c
—
Fleldcrest
Mills
Fireco
Sales Ltd
6%
5 V4
Vermont Pub Svc Corp—6
Channing Financial Corp
-1
19
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
American Pipe & Construction_5
5 V4
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securities
83%v
80%
.
;—__1
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Corp
Fiat
7%
Charles of the
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51%
Publish__25c
80%
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comprises
Ask
5%
1
5
—
Financial
Farrell
80%
76
Indiana
Gas
5
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
Central Maine Power—
10
17%
•
•
1
American
76
Central
54%
20%
American
*
25
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West
Federal
8%
15%
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common——
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Far
15%
14
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11%
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14%
12%
16 V4
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1
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1
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Bearing
Fafnir
13%
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Cary
Fabien
21%
12 %
Cascade
27 Va
Co
American
.
6%
—2.50
Inc
33%
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B
Carpenter
24%
16%
25%
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Foods
American
22%
1
50c
17%
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Superior
Carolina
13%
8%
8
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Allied
Radio
Corp
Allyn & Bacon Inc
■
3 %
12%
•
27%
16 V4
Capital For Tech Industries—1
Capital Products Corp
50c
Capital Southwest Corp.
.1
6%
3
50c
Allen Organ Co
Allied Maintenance
25%
32
Caressa
52%
4%
.
.
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Electric
Can.ion
7%
8
&
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class
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/
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—
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Fastener
Cannon
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Canadian
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1
Land
■1
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&
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Executone Inc
Ask
———---—1
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*
Inc
Alice
Water
10c
Corp
Culver
Alberto
Calif
Cameo
4%
53/b
Interstate
Bid
California Liquid Gas Corp
1
Calif Water Service—*—12%
•
19%
6
17%
Homes
Albee
4%
.
1
1
Corp
Magnethermic
Device Mfg
Ajax
Alarm
California
11%
26%
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Inc
Labs Inc
Par
8%
10'/a
23%
Aerovox Corp
Aileen
7%
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Electronics
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197
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6257
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid
Par
Morse
Shoe
Inc
Foods
Morton
Mfg Corp
Mosler
Sale
Motec
Nalco
Cookie
Inc
Fabric
Corp
National
Sanders
20
21l/2
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6%
1
Fe
Sawhill
Scantlin
9%
257/a
Schaevitz
147/a
Schield
17V2
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197/a
22'A
Schneider
Products
(
16
18
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5
50c
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50c
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5%.
57/a
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Development_lc
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1
8V2
National
Propane Corp
Realty Investors
1
14%
12V2
Work-Clothes
Neiman-Marcus
*
&
Seatrain
Lines
Jersey
36%
38%
Security
New
York
Airways
New
York
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Nicholson
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19Vb
Shulton
38%
Nuclear
Co
Ohio
Oil
,
Water
Oklahoma
Ben
Onyx
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Sigma
Instruments
1
12%
13%,
Waltham
•
10'A
11%
Warner & Swasey Co__
1
Warren
2
23
20 Vb
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Skil
1
10%
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Washington
Natural
Washi"»ton
Steel
Co
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33'A
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5%
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7%
36
39Vb
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•
24%
26%
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,
23%
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5
48 Va
19
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34 Va
Southern
10
Bakeries
California
52 Va
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18V8
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Airmotive
Corp.,
1
Pacific
Far
Line
5
Pacific
Pac
East
Inc
Gamble Robinson
Co—5
IDA
Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific
Power
&
5%
28
_
7
Water
5
•
5%
5
19'/a
32'A
20%
Pacific
Southwest
Pacific
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14%
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Pako
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13%
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—
6%
Parker-Hanmifin
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25%
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12%
7%
14
Paterson
Farchnmt Paper Co_10
Patterson (M) Dental Supply—♦
Pauley
Petroleum
Peerless
Tube
Inc
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7%
-_2
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Fibre
Co—1
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers—-1
Perini
Corp
Peter Paul
1
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Photon
Co.3.75
26%
30
9%
;
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Piedmont
Pierce
Pioneer
Gas
Nat'l
&
15%
12'A
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Natural
3.75
32V2
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Rubber
Mfg—
25
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Popell
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Potash
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&
Fruit
Star
Poors
Stein
&
Loan
SS
Superior
Electric
Swank
Tamar
8%
Electronics
Tampax
11
Technical
Primex
10c
7%
1
Producing
10c
8%
5%
8%
3'A
8%
9%
6
Teleflex
9'A
Telephones
Public Svc
No
of
Publishers
Pueblo
Alegre
Corp
Puritan
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Hamp—5
5
27%
34V2
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36%
Tenn
13
14
Sugar
1
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Corp
Rexach
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Stoker
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Robertson
Rockower
Rockwell
Rorer
(H
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61
67 V2
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1
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81'A
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4%
13%
84%
.
4%
14%
Rudd-Melikian
Inc
1
3%
4%
Russell
Candies
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30'A
32%
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b'or
footnotes,
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33%
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5%
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1
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5%
79
82%
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1
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7%
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28 Va
50
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8%
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305
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69%
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136
319
30
32%
55%
57%
41
43'A
Trust
Co
Tradesmen's
Trust
(Philadelphia)
78%
82
Republic Natl Bank "(Dallas)_12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C_25
64%
68
58V4
64 Va
67%
46V4
49V4
10
61%
65%
10
76%
67
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y—5
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62 Va
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95
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67%
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80
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72%
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Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
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7-1 Va
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29
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30
5
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State
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Natl
173
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473/,,
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103%
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(Suffern
York)
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Bank
Trust
Co
&
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New
Bank
Co
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2%
11%
79%
82'A
42
44%
Commerce
Trust
Co
(N
Angeles)—7.50
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Bk
of
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12»A
69
States Tr Co
(Boston) 10
41
44%
United
States Trust
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80%
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64%
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32%
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Kings County Trust (Bklyn)_ .10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
47%
49 Va
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp_l0
58
61%
Wachovia
Co
42 %
143
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-5
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39%
12
107%
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45 Va
5
20
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10
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533/4
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56%
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51
42%
52
10
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(Hackensack N J)
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.10
Harris
Trust
Co
(Phila)
(Philadelphia)
3 6 V2
39 Vs
5
39%
41%
Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
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40
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18%
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4%
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9%
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8%
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62
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for Week
of Prices
Low
19
Shares
&
Chemical
Cable
Co
Insurance
*
2.70
4.30
1.400
Service—
21%
Mining Corp
Leasing Credit Corp class A_
-10C
MSI
Corp
Nashville
Electronics—
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1.60
1.60
400
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1.30
1.40
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1.000
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35c
35c
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10c
6%
7%
Development Corp
Wells
Industries
Corp
1
1.60
Jan
Apr
9.60
Feb
2.90
4.30
2.70
Jan
3.80 Mar
1.60
1
24 Va
5%
High
Low
1.10 Mar
_10c
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Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
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23
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20
lc
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Week'i
Last
Sale Price
1
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Ending
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24%
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Range for Week
3%
3
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42%
National Stock
32%
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27
28%
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&
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of
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70
27%
30%
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176
120'A
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&
(N
Shawmut
Provident
(Minn)_10
L
Co
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92 %
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Newark
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—12.50
87'A
Rochelle
Natl
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7.50
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117
&
Co
10
(Philadelphia)
Westchester
of
Franklin
Bank
8
46%
City Bank (N Y)__20
First Pennsylvania
Banking
Co
(Cleve)
43%
First Natl
& Trust
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9
Co
25
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8%
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St
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Philadelphia National Bank__10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
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52%
6.25
56%
of Passaic
Bk
48%
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Unlshops
10
8%
5Va
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Co
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12 V4
35%
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Treesdale Labs Inc
Tropical
171
54%
(Newark)
First Natl
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51
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79
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57
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&
National
20
33%
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National
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4
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33%
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of
336
18%
&
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
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1
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Morgan
92 %
54
71%
(Chicago)
9Va
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89
324
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33
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25
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Trust
Cleveland
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Merchants Bank
89.
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1
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30%
5
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Brook
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va
86(4
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First Natl Bank
1
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Meadow
Bid
5
Maryland National Bank
46
81%
of
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&
14%
1
class
Manufacturers
43
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Citizens
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of
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(Buffalo)
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Chase Manhattan Bk (N Yi_12%
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inc
Foods
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57%
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76%
1
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Par
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13 %
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14
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72
5%
12%
12
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59'A
76 Va
5'A
1
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11%
Co
Long Island Trust
56%
91.3/4
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Trust
St
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Bk
10
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Transcontinent TV class B__2.50
Corp.,
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Broad
Natl
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28Va
17%
Boatmen's
(N
Co
376
of
37%
16%
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19%
*
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Scripps-Howard Broadcasting
Sony Corp "adrs"_
53 Va
389
of
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26%
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1
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Bank
1
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Royal
Royal
2%
York
New
Bid
137
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:—1
—
Toledo
30c
Life
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_
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Towmotor
Inc
Amer
Puerto
23
6 Vb
5%
Corp 20c
Tip-Top Products class A
Tobin
Packing Co
Corp
*
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50V4
of
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(Atlanta)
Inc
Lines
Tokheim
53%
47'A
Bank
1
Clothes
24%
Reid
Mfg
Timely
35%
1
(Newark )_25
Maryland
Inc
50%
Co
Par
56%
(N
Commerce
First Natl Bank
Mangment
Marine
Lewis
22V2
Mfg Co
Marie
Rotron
&
Brothers
(Wm
Rose
H)
4%
52 Va
Commerce
Bank of
First Natl Bank
1
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Tidewater
33'A
4%
4%
5'A
10
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9%
3
4%
16%
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4%
20%
37%
17%
25c
1
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15
1
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20
20%
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23
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67
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8%
•
4%
1
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19
26V2
8%
Mills
VA
2 DA
1
Pak-Well
35
5
•
Corp
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•
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5%
5
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods Inc
2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Time
Roadway Express Inc
Robbins & Myers Inc
6174
25c
;
Corp
6%
2
Inc
Shares
Thomasville
27 Va
10%
17%
58
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First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
28 Va
25 V4
30%
5%
16%
1
38 54
64%
4 V4
1
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29
9%
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9%
8%
5%
7%
27'A
7%
1
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Fidelity Union Trust^-
3%
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1
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Federation Bk & Tr Co
1
1
12'A
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5%
1
14%
Co
America
9%
6%
1
&
19%
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of
4%
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Nat
Bank
19%
:
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13%
Ridge Tool Co class A
20%
Par
•
Butadiene
18
Inc
9%
17%
4%
4%
Bank and Trust
American Security & Tr Co—10
4
Co
Industries
1.25
Inc
3%
7%
Texize Chemicals Inc
30%
1
1
22%
18
Inc
Texas
——50c
Remco Industries Inc
Racing
28'A
_20c
14%
5%
25c
Co
Texas
5%
4%
24
8%
16%
1
20 V4
A__50c
Transport Co__
Gas Corp
Texas American Oil Corp
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Redwing
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Reheis Company class A
Revere
8%
4%
1
Ccrp
Radiation
Dynamics
Reading & Bates Offshore
Drilling conv class A
Industries
26 V2
25c
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Renwell
10%
1
1
3%
Zero Mfg Co
Zonolite
Company
Electric-
First
Tex-Star Oil <fe
31%
11%
28 V4
9%
29 V2
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Nippon
35
Terminal
Ltd
;
25%
22%
5
1
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66V2
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6'A
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5%
.
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32
:
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Television
12%
5%
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63
Ltd
10%*
1
7
,
25c
Inc
Co
Fund
9%
Carolina
2%
27%
I
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Tecumseh
11%
Supermarkets Inc
Punta
Techno
1
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Purex
Devices
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Mex
Kansai
3
2%
New
10%
25%
6%
13'A
2%
7
19%
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Strawbridge & Clothier
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37%
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66
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17.92
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Certificate of Indebtedness—
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3VaS
Nov
15, 1963
100.4
100.6
1
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Feb
15, 1964—
100.§
100.7
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May
1%S
Oct
15, 1965
1,1965:
3 %s
Nov
15,1965.
100,4
100.6
15,1966
100.8
100.10
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4s
10c
7.27
7.95
—1
6.74
7.29
4%s
Nov
Apr
*-1993
102
98 Va
104Va
99
100.5
101.4
1,1964—
98.31
96.17
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15, 1967
93.22
Apr
i, 1967
99.22
3%s
Aug
102.10
1%S
Oct
1, 1967:
92.24
92.28
15, 1964
-100.23
lVaS
Apr
1, 1968
91.30
92.6
15,1964
a23.08
Fd_
Rate
Inc
8-
3.35s
100.2
15, 1967——
1-62
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3.20s
4-62
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100.1
3.15s
1-2-63
10-1-63
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99.31
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10-
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100
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1-63
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100
7-
United States Treasury Bills
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Apr
25,
Ask
Bid
1963
99.976
99.978
99%
99 Va
May
2.
1963—..
99.922
99.925
101 Vt
101%
May
9,
1963
99.868
Ask
99.873
Aug
Aug
Aug
15,
1963
1,
-
:
98%
May 16,
May 23,
1963—,.
99.812
99.819
Aug
22,
1963——
108
1963
99.754
99.759
Aug
29,
1963_
100%
May 31,
1963.
99.690
99.697
Sep
5,
June
1963
99.643
99.649
99.587
99.594
Sep
Sep
19,
1963—
1963
99%
97 %
85
97%
>
93
88 Va
97 Va
102
107
6,
June 13, 1963
June 20, 1963—
;_
99.528
100
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July
1993
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99V2
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25,
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1963—
125
99.412
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15,
99.364
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17,
99.335:
Jan
15.
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Apr/-15,
99.240
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..
99.014
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—
98,957
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98.771
98.783
98.705
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98.656
98.580
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1963
98.543
98.558
1963
98.517-:
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97.774
96.949
96.968
1963
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111 Va
121
99.406
99.083
——
1963—
10,
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1963—
3,
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99.299
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99.326
11, 1963—
July 15, 1963--—
July 18, 1963—1
99%
,
Sep
99.503
99.479
99.358
July
1983
5, 1963
99.535
99.496
99.472
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June 24, 1963
June 27, 1963—
102 >/4
_——1993
4%s
12,
1963
99.189
99.133
99.004
—
100
4
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99.178
99.121
99.070
1963
8, 1963—
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100
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102.8
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a21.36
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Westcoast
93.26
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101.23
100.20
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101.11
15, 1964_
5s
Trans
95.22
101.9
94.22
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4V4S.
—
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a87.49
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Exchange
Gas &
102.18
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15, 1966-1
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5VaS
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15, 1964
101%
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99.16
101.6
102.16
97.13
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100.5
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102.14
15, 1964____________
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100.7
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3%s May
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May 15, 1963
3%s May 15, 1963—
lVaS Oct
1, 1963—
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Fund
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•
107
96.20
106.16
—
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July
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—
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Trailer
103
103.8
15, 1972-1967
Republic Pictures 4s
1965
Sheraton Co of Am 5s ww_1967
Southwestern Elec Power—
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102
15, 1969
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99.16
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101
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102.24
103 8
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10, 1971——
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1994
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20, 1965
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20,1965
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100
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Insurance
Maryland Casualty
Indemnity:& Life Ins
43%
Amer
Investors
Madison Life
13%
Amer
Investment
82%
313a
31 Va
Inc_50c
16%
6.72
1.76
78%
Ins—
1
Co
40
18.10
sharesr-lc
Loyal Amer Lite Ins
American Income Life Ins Co—1
12.13
Industries
45%
American Home Assurance—2.50
6.16
Fund—*.
12 %
43
Co_1.50
>
16.56
,
11%
Insur_l
Ins Co_l
72%
29
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life
4
Ask
69 >
Penna—5
v
.
Bid
"
(Birm)__2
of
Insur
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville Fla)
11.10
*
Co
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
1
Lincoln National Life Insur—5
2.50
Assur
Fidelity Life
—1
Massachusetts
Canada
25%
Inc—1
Funds—
Special
223
24
Inc—1
Sayles Mutual
General
2lVt
Casualty
Assurance
Mass
■
16.87
Income Trust
Managed
(111)_1
&
Fund
Insurance
4.17
Life &
Investors
Insurance
Life
9.61
43 %
Fund
Lexington
10.63
,___1
40 %
Stk
11.92
.___1
Life
10
American
6.36
1
Growth
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins
150%
'•">.
7.01
6.39
-1
Fund—1
Lazard Fund Inc
Par
100%
146
American General
15.56
9.58
Ask
96
5
Surety
American Founders
4.56
14.39
Fund
Internat'l
Bid
-3.50
American
15.81
Ltd-1
Keystone
&
Insurance—•_
American Equitable
14.15
14.49
Life
All Amer Life
5.64
21.73
Casualty
Agricultural Insurance Co
10.43
9.55
(Low Priced Com Stks)__l
S-4
5.15
9.73
1
Aetna
Aetna
10.82
■
1
.
Par
Ask
,
9.91
(High-Grade Com Stk) —1
(Income Com Stocks)___1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-l
al5.91
1
•
Mutual Fund Inc
American
7.19
6.00
Fund—__1
Investors
American
Inc—lc
Fund
Growth
American
Bid
Par
-
Keystone Custodian Fund Cont,
B-4 (Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Fund)
,
1
K-2 (Growth Fund)
1
2.42
-1.25
2.21
6.52
8.08
(Quotations for Friday, April 19)
Insurance • Companies
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Fund--——~—-—25c
Aberdeen
Monday, April 22, 1963
95 Va
>
:
FOOTNOTES
97Va"
•No
98%
New
1
par-value,
York
Stock
a
Net
FOR
asset ,value.
Exchange,
t New
,•
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid
stock,
.
yield, price,
x
Ex-dividend,
wi
.
listing on the
When, issued, >y Ex-stock dividend-,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
to
Volume
Number 6257
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
(1675)
47
THE COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
-
Bank clearings this week will
Complete
with
the
show a decrease compared
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
based on telegraphic advices from the chief cities of the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
April 20, clearings from all cities of the United States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings* will
a
1.9%
be
ago.
year
below
those
the
for
corresponding
Our preliminary totals
against $33,026,290,459 for the
last
week
at $32,412,424,201
same week in 1962.
At
this center there is a loss for the week ending Friday of
10.4%. Good Friday, a bank holiday in many cities, fell
in this week last year, while this year it was a week
earlier. Our comparative summary for the week follows:
stand
year.
CLEARINGS—RETURNS
Week Ending April 20—
1963
York
New
Chicago
Philadelphia
823,860,149
593,309,707
466,100,000
City
468,800,000
1,034,978,000
___■
Pittsburgh
cities
Other
All
0.9
+
+25.4
1.1
768,587,609
a385,779,860
$24,580,680,772
days
five
days
five
cities,
—
+31.8
$25,707,296,973
4.4
—
6,427,208,653^
cities
week
for
+
$32,412,424,201
5.4
—
2.5
6,099,161,240
$31,007,889,425 $31,806,458,213
1,404,534,776
1,219,832,246
days
day—
one
all
Total
of
going to
6.9
+
$33,026,290,459
1.9
—
covered
present further below
we
and
we
able to
are
days
only,
days
only,
a
Good Friday a holiday.
Friday Patriots Day a holiday.
Our usual monthly
detailed statement of transactions on
The results
for March and the three months of 1963 and 1962 follow:
in
the
of
shares
1962
1963
1962
68,482,247
254,584,480
215,497,672
holiday in
it
year
gain
a
7.5%.
of
Good
was
International
Bank,
government'
Foreign
U. S.
$83,390,000 $104,730,400 $294,599,000 $326,507,400
158.000
178,000
7,798.000
8,813.000
22,185,200
21,450,000
a
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
7
5th
Richmond
6
Atlanta
York
cities
Chicago
8th
St. Louis
Dallas
12th
San Francisco
Inc. or
$
City
1,455,456,940
838,251,684
1,554,004,562
7.0
1,825,740,754
1,848,281,877
812,766,545
+ 10.6
1,506,910,686
1,524,189,594
i;484,405,909
1,551,757,795
811,425.805
'
—20.2
—
0.2
789,803,091
791,093,322
2.8
—
741,771,852
738,368,637
697,246,508
762,485,553
+
814,072.743
811,762,655
X
710,147,280
680.415,485
+
4.4
630.818,977
1,714,750.417
1,648,216,986
+
4.0
1,538,136,908
1,456.496,683
2.9
27,707,550,363
27,224,194,488
3.1
12,731,949,295
11,884,203,863
784,082.070
.
II
31.249,143,842
30.360.102,397
■
—
District
1.2%,
by
mond
in¬
Reserve District the totals are larger
clearing houses of 2.8%, the
Reserve
719,246,508
610,835,743
in
but
the
of the clearings for
month there was an
summary
V
759,028,389
0.3
+
13,159,710.528
Atlanta
the
by 1.8%.
The Chi¬
Reserve District suffers a loss of 0.3%, and the
Louis Reserve District of 0.5%, but the Minneapolis
cago
St.
Kansas
but in the Boston Reserve District the
falling off of 1.9%, and in the Philadel¬
phia Reserve District of 4.2%. In the Cleveland Reserve
District the. totals are smaller by 2.9%, and in the Rich-
5.5%,
In the
gain of 3.3%.
Reserve District has to its credit a
1962 aggregate of $145,586,100,358. In the New
District the totals register an improve¬
Reserve
of
5.8
—
II
12,750,745,006
of the entire body of
15,759,348.064
931,492,632
—16.1
City.
that
15,428,925,455
1,214.101,035
1,566,709.774
II
10
For
7.4
+
«♦
a
S
980,717,576
954,830,764
782,785.391
6
•_
,
$
0.6
—
1,016.352,099
I960
1961
Dec. c/o
1962
aggregate of clearings having been $149,614,431,999,
the
.
,
• 1
11th
York
10.6%.
increase of
falls
1.732,993.717
9
crease
and
842,037,472
7
Kansas
furnish
5.8%
1,208,914,859
1.510,256,266
City Reserve District the totals show a decrease
is an
Francisco Reserve
1.4%, but in the Dallas Reserve District there
of
a
increase
of
District of
0.2%,
in the
and
San
1.9%.
-7,
••
.it.
The volume of transactions
/
in share properties on the
New York Stock Exchange for the three months of 1960
Boston
2nd
New
3rd
Philadelphia
4th
Cleveland
—
—
63,932,362
.79,185,645
92,803,996
60,533,354
74,784,297
February
'89,108,085
68,482,247
118,034,886
65,715,223
215,497,672
299,946,967
March
1st
Quarter—
254,584,480
1960
1961
of bank clearings for
course
of March
month
and
BANK
1963
York..
5,730
3,277
3,728
3,974
2,793
2,789
....
Detroit
Boston
San
....
Fran...
Cleveland
Dallas
..
....
Pittsburgh
Kansas
St.
1962
5.015
Philadelphia.
Chicago
2,302
1,849
Louis...
Minneapolis.
2.352
Houston
2,212
2,177
1,756
1,405
...
Atlanta
Baltimore
..
Cincinnati
.
Richmond
1,009
.
Louisville
1960
61,739
4,941
5,709
3,439
3,426
3,477
2,791
3,842
2,672
2,612
1,891
2,327
2,045
2.095
1,831
1,413
1.096
1,094
1,332
1,068
1,337
1,010
1.101
1,004
854
862
779
1,046
.
.
1,097
1,047
964
874
880
786
Denver
Paul
907
...
Memphis
843
...
Buffalo
.
813
.
751
675
1,116
676
719
676
."...
1,341
694
687
•
673
"
Washington.
Milwaukee
Nashville
703
850
Other
.
Outside NYC
We
789
757
740
718
634
139,400
Cities
All.
793
717
.
...
Tot. 31 Cities
Total
599
135,542
131.828
10,044
9,616
10,214
149,614
68,471
1457586*141,444
68,614
add
now
66,673
our
-
IN
,
Dallas
—
3,645,250,962
3,395,809,628
3,595,410,776
4,899,257,836
5,723,177,444
3,481 120,878
3.3
3,542,114,763
4,970 690,376
5,712 435,695
1.4
3,185,404,304
4,457,445,795
0.2
4,859,079,109
5.395,493,822
7,953,011,703
7,807 ,096,716
+
1.9
7,510,984.774
7,076,925,565
149,614,431,999
145,586,100,358
+
2.8
141,444,688,758
125,871,839,970
68,471,154,067
68,614,708,627
0.2
1 66,673,589,231
64,132,174,994
"
"
"
"
"
11
San Francisco
^
^
New
.
17
.
A
Total—:
171
^
Cities
City
York
3,714,343,200
V
.—
,
7,198,039,307
3,599,138,065
5,029,263,923
444,573
31,312
207,611
Federal Reserve Districts
1960
16,567
3rd
Philadelphia
9,868
4th
5th
Richmond
6th
Atlanta
10,493
7,723
7,332
8.233
7,038
7th
6,131
8th
St.
6,104
9th
5,388
6,454
5,241
10th
Kansas
11th
San
6,011
2,814
•
5,545
5,565
4,939
4,020
2,991
2.739
3,549
2,828
5,710
5,848
5,095
4,060
3,158
2,716
3,545
3,909
2,832
3,286
2,442
2,928
2,467
2,463
2,006
2,127
2,438
2,320
2,239
—
"
"
0.2
...
~'20,115,022,294
1.4
+
.
10,428,473,547
20,240,951,056
10.934,156,169
+
3.5
20,582,646,455
+
2.2
-'33,254,782,152
+
10,862;864,728
+
4.1
14,896,755,283
14,688,611,179
+
1.4
■=:.■"
33,428,072,140
10,205,757,633
9,171,426,289
12,940,867,764
.14,687,005,655
10,478,384,637
3.6
10,431,861,830
U
9,926,569,089
13,880,804,102
—
"
"
"
17,439,405,312
16,969,808,398
+
2.8
15,159,804,289
17
"
24,126,386,010
23,047,003,057
+
4.7
20,911,670,661
20,276,778,222
444,573,721,272
418,348,796,127
+
6.3
395,968,999,989
358,569,968,395
207,611,705,175
-
203,298,606,426
+
2.1
189,251,321,614
.185,902,745,450
171
Total
York
U
..
15,306,110,009
20,937,907,1.71
14,966.901,078
3.2 *
16,279,014,644
11
City
Francisco
New
212.851,049,518
16
14
Minneapolis
Outside
11,298,140,212
22,521,383,085
34,748,280,834
11,124,657,401
"
—
+ 10.0
12,147,668,039
178,798,950,270
12,907,209,545
-.21,730,912,980
11,455.637:951
23,320,272,478
35,514,544:952
11,526,062,263
"
$
-
-
cities
-
"
City—
2,936
2,550
1
—
Louis
"
$
1.5
+
13,680.984,384
221,828,138,123
.+ A 21,677,966:385
"
"
8
>
1960
1961
•
.
3,995
2,569
3,238
3.897
388,085
\
-
Dallas
12th
—
Chicago
5,707
6,495
—
A.
13
15
16
Cleveland:——^
9,812
9,925
10,446
York-
>
%
Dec.
$
13,891,295,230
244,107,657,490
15,754,873,190
"
6
New
—
cities
31
2nd
14.134
•
19$63
Boston
14
10
1st
172,667
Three Months
Three Months
Inc. or
1962
1961
.206,717
13,863
16,693
9,314
Districts in the three months for four years:
Three Months
Three Months
215,050
15,191
17,079
8,295
6,056
6,800
5,512
6,850
6,451
6,360
5,269
4,393
3,015
3,004
3,765
3,142
4,031
3,101
413,261
125,871
64,132
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve
We
1 to March 31—
10,084
10,986
-11,496
8,547
6,445
5,267
4,376
3,076
3,108
3,985
3,253
4,108
3,457
4,173
2,722
3,139
2,686
2,618
2,037
2,177
2,524
2,294
116,477
9,394
3,325
2.234
2,673
2,211
2,095
1,970
1,922
1,914
2,307
2,029
1.740
2,211
1,881
331,178
367,846
30,263
28,122
27,391
418,348
203,298
395,968
The
following compilation
covers
the
by months for two years:
years
MONTHLY CLEARINGS
-Clearings Outside New York-
-Clearings, Total All1963
$
January
162,919,514,555
150,919,911,863
8.0
February
132.039,774,718
121.842,783,906
8.4
63,002,834.886
March
149,614,431,999
145,586,100,358
2.8
185,902
Total
1st
68,471,154.067
207,611,705,175
203,298,606,426
Inc.
1962
■
$
$
'
.
:
1963
2.1
-Week Ended April 13Inc.
1962
$
or
Dec. %
0.2
+
and for week ended April 13.
1 to March 31-
-Jan.
3.7
68.614,708,627
6.3
for each city for the month of March and since Jan. 1 for two years
-Month of March1963
418,348,796,127
444,573,721,272
Quarter
+
%
3.0
73.936,768,693
60,747,129.103
76,137,716,222
358,569
189,251
Dec.
$
$
Dec. %
Inq. or
1962
1963
Inc. or
1962
$
Month
detailed statement showing the figures
Clearings at
11.466.653.194
0.5
.MARCH
-
6,616
901
1,251
1,009
1,356
878
Jacksonville.
Portland
958
1,247
1,040
-
'12,075
8,739
8,567
5,827
6,934
5,656
7,125
1,379
1,011
984
1.313
1,117
1,300
1,155
1,391
Birmingham.
Omaha
11,132
-
0.3
,
+
7,519 ,167,215
5,341,039,607
ended March 31
1962
17,202
10,341
2,147
2,072
1,763
2,080
1,933
1,939
1,728
974
Seattle
1963
236,962
14,640
2,387
2.100
2,278
1,333
..
Orleans
New
1961
74,771
4,914
5,817
3,197
3,813
5,764
3,401
3,808
3,904
2,818
2,777
2,099
2,335
1,885
2,277
2,196
2,092
1,802
1,461
1,004
1,999
.
City
Jan.
1
76,971
5,255
81,143
City
11th
is shown below:
FOR LEADING CITIES
Month of March
(000,000
Omitted)
New
CLEARINGS
11,633 ,887,973
3,731 ,497,020
"
,
„_
leading cities for the
the three months
in each of the last four years
11,593,910,327
"
16
14
:
12th
Outside
The
6,932,881,601
11,528,198,047
3,773,934,903
7,654,615,305
"
Louis
Minneapolis
190,180,939.
7,170,322,762
7,318 ,275,800
3,818 ,412,812
31
-
St.
Kansas
1.8
7,108,427,435
6
Chicago
10th
3.887,992,623
5,384,298,533
8
9th
1962
80,883,432
66,131,993
5,293.831,027
7,119,355,563
"
"
16
Atlanta
8th
1963
2.9
13
■
—
Richmond
7th
100,614,538
January
76,884,664,018
1.2
+
83,598,061,309
15
6th
Number of Shares
5.5
4,246,633,408
63,881,060,522
"
—10
York-
5th
1963 is indicated in the following:
$
4,668,946,141
4.2
4,707, 357,607
79,264 404,853
5,621 .753,413
4,615,983,228
cities
$
1.9
Dec. %
$
14
1st
'V
7
1960
1961
Inc. or
1962
lgg3
$91,346,000 $113,543,400 $316,962,200 $347,957,400
Federal Reserve Districts
St.
District of 4.0%.
II
4
Minneapolis
10th
March.
District
Reserve
II
17
of
an
of
7.0%; but in the
964,535,087
1,422,524.515
««
10
also
there is
of
17,651.902,826
9
__
7th
We
decrease
a
1,009,906,732
18.950,162,290
9
Month of March
bonds
k
■
a
$
12
York
is
District
behind by 16.1%,
and the St. Louis Reserve District by 0.2%; but the
Minneapolis Reserve District has enlarged its totals by
2.8%.
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals
show an improvement of 0.3%; in the Dallas Reserve
District of 4.4%, and in the
San Francisco Reserve
Chicago
1963
Boston
New
there
Reserve
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
1st
month
Richmond
Government--
Total
to
The
cities came in this week, while
week later.
We group the cities
Week Ended April 13-
totals record
mis
&
Friday,
District
Reserve
the
Atlanta Reserve District
many
Federal Reserve Districts
ment
Bonds—
Railroad
in
in 1962.
Outside this city there
3.1%, the bank clearings at this cen¬
of
having registered
last
and
1963
74,784,297
Stocks—
Number
land
week
same
decrease
a
Districts in which
that in the
appears
District
Reserve
(including this city) the
in the Boston Reserve
of 0.6%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of 20.2%.
In the Cleve¬
2.9%, the aggregate of clearings for the whole country
having amounted to $31,249,143,842 against $30,360,102,397
York
totals register a gain of 7.4%; but
District the totals record a loss
complte results of the week previous—the week
April 13. For that week there was an increase of
1963
—Three Months—
—Month of March—
Description—
New
ended
Outside
the New York Stock Exchange is appended.
according to the Federal Reserve
they are located and from this it
give the final
cities
Four
b Four
by
We
Accordingly, in the above, the
press.
9th
all
cities,
+
a427,621,363
760,456,665
508,431,085
—
five
cities,
Total
1.8
0.6
—
1,025,624,156
536,167,018
"
Cleveland
Baltimore—
week
them
6th
Francisco
Ten
the
issue of next week.
last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
statement, however, which
—10.5
582,334,063
of
+21.7
Louis
San
+39.6
al,090,000,000
5737,239,234
Kansas
time
bank
—10.4
1,326,000,000
Boston
St.
%
1962
details
appear in our
today, inasmuch as the week ends
Saturday and the Saturday figures are not available at
ter
$16,954,613,819 $18,929,024,277
1,671,660,888
al,197,389,852
exact
cannot furnish
was
BY TELEGRAPH
and
foregoing will
$
Inc. or
1961
1960
Dec. %
1962
1963
or
Dec. r/c
$
$
First Federal Reserve District—BostonMaine—Bangor
18. 879.072
Fall
■3,728, 136,093
"A 16, 694,934
Lowell
New
_:
__
Bedford
3,808 530,413
10 678,805
4, 812,301
;
Holyoke
35 131,987
10, 240,570
River—,—
—
18, 756,404
35, 139,347
Portland
Massachusetts—Bostoh_.
937,564
17
6.
275,978
19, 603,713
95, 466,429
Springfield
18, 098,292
98, 435,693
+
+
—-
0.7
0.1
2.1
V
56,833,725
56,330,048
115,247,463
11,132,887,299
.
-
+
—
10,986,831,078
3.4
50,558,228
30,6
8.3
57,010,816
+.
52,889,654
31,967,181
16,611,020
33,601,438
21,625,079
52,652,929
3.0
293,614,987
71 301,944
+
2.4
228,733,366
+
4.4
854,037,548
—
1.3
4.4
10,088,518
Connecticut—Hartford——
—10.5
4,490,534
4,432,453
8,734,950
9,527.904
787,322,301
'
+
810,565,322
.
+
4,336,557
4.9
1.7'
4.7
788,515,511
3,933,556
„
1,608,859
8.3
5,137,705
\
1,641,084
—
•
2.0
f,6767086
4.859,824
4,535,575
0.9
20,796,759
17,996.245
15,054,135
+
3.5
22,478,370
+
6.2
+ 10.6
15,954,339
7.0 '
17,927,267
50,302,408
16,212,770
+
797.894,580
Waterbury
Rhode
New
.
Total
(14
24, 454,100
—
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
cities) A
k_'
.
192, 154,800
19, 898,223
4,615,983,228
9.7
114 .230,977
103, ,126,819
.
23 964,200
200 123,100
+
337,120,868
2.0
73*885,500
4.0
,097,696
5.7
587,017,700
56,273,206
4,707,357,607
!.9
13,891,295,230
21
■i
353,607,720
72,426,100
581,773,800
61,419,715
—18.1
60,019,924
45.126,866
4.7
22,509,849
28,747,085
—21.7
27,070,099
21,304,647
7.6
40,6737207'
40,0047600
6.1
3,992,787
3,624,544
0.6
980,717,576
954,830,764
—
+
—
+
2.0
..
+
,
0.9
42,391,300
45,894,100
+
'56,149,467
13,680,984,384
1.7737074
9.1
5,652,589 (
22,283,621
+
'
New Haven—
4.128,420
.
4
Worcester'
,
—11.2
4,961,726
9,030,572
824,746,260
4,539,004
'
—23.2
215,380,137
262 794,554
—
283,665,395
72, ,988,878
274, 387,949
—
4,403,433
0.9
0.4
"
4,1
—
—
_
115,653,282
0.2
4,827,705
% 549,012
'+
1.5
1,009,906,732
1,016,352,099
—
+
—
'
48
(1676)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
-Month of March-
Clearings at
1963
$
Jan. 1 to March 31-
1962
$
Inc.
ox-
1963
1962
$
$
Dec. %
Inc.
1963
or
Dec. Vc
.
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
-Week Ended April 13Inc. or
1962
$
Dec. %
1961
1960
$
$.
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
New
York—Albany_
474
335 ,593,228
675 ,496,601
13
,117,421
17 ,483,015
81,143 277,932
Jamestown
New
,031,558
676 ,319,743
Buifalo
Elriiira
(10
0.2
+
1.2
+ 27.5
36,299,567
137,432,166
2,929,349
33,063)204
157,251)891
2,960,128
54 ,038,827
215,050 ,189,701
+
4,472,778
18,498,398,836
1.1
+ 10.2
4,153,253
4,113,181
773 ,094,585
17,200,391,869
-751 ,578,840
7.5
+
2.9
14,975.601,068
66,262,153
15,339,990,625
458 ,784,643
58,968,696
+ 12.4
440 ,255,485
57,553,398
+
4.2
50.747,929
34,921,972
7,214,194
+ 484.1
101 ,036,246
1,079 ,377,250
31,179,042
31,621,269
697593^396
85+26+55
—18?2
80,9607880
63,508)817
—25.5
102,766,732
76,091,020
7.4
15,428,925,455
15,759,348,064
83,598,061,309
5.1
105 ,952,751
7.6
471 ,440,581
1.8
1,194 ,089,225
1,406 ,123,358
5.5
244,107,657,490
79,264,404,853
7,559,202
■
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Jersey—Trenton
(13
2,753,231
7,962,427
119,916,736
.
81,783,363
Fourth Federal Reserve District
84,520,165
5,621,753,413
61 ,300,774
1,405 .217,976
Columbus
;
;
2,818,372,146
376 ,194,500
Cleveland
63,725,597
1,461,299,402
2,793 ,314,236
Cincinnati
Lorain
381.926.100
25
927,855
7 ,570,987
62 ,483,616
55,,667,148
Youngstown
Newark
£
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
55,883,292
166,873,495
2,099,515,450
41,493,304
1,999,,945,775
.
Erie
42,,877,119
City
17,651,902,826
+
—
70,743,993
24,146,356
14,640,173,000
0.2
4.6
+
0.6
+
84,922,699
6,590,885
3.2
4.2
1,825,610
2,591,459
2,359,558
1,475,188
5,~07~1~C70
+ 18.1
4,86+658
5,095)264
—121+
1,138,OOOTOOO
2,347,972
8,438,126
3,040.705
865,000)000
—22.8
6,933,993
7,466,245
+ 13.0
7,030,836
4.1
8.0
+
8.4
+
2~.i
:
(a)
24,449,486
—
1,896,018
1.2
4~5
1,139,00~0~000
94,976,407
377,180,109
237,484,772
—
1,717,213
+
(a)
—14.8
7,056,495
23,565,387
1.0
8.0
2.8
+ 26.0
1,543,149
5,"989~883
—
83,173,315
+
1,827.007
1,561,108'
899)00~b)000
+
—
43,040,636
(a)
+
2,301,351
3.6
67,953,851
26,239,296
T5
—
0.1
2.0
la)
15,191,801,000
—
+
i
(a)
(a)
5,900,081
6,677,828
(a)
—lT.6
6.6
4,528,058
7,703,694
4,288,544
6,628,637
6,191,267
21,294,639
3.8
358,696,819
+
5.2
25,591,644
28,165,031
9.1
237,056,366
15,754,873,190
7,249,420
61,777,354
66,347,356
3.8
+
0.2
26,124,759
13.404,922
16,123,824
—16.9
18,383,870
11,657,402
3.2
964,535,087
1,208,914,859
—20.2
1,214,101,035
931,492,632
16,279,014,644
186,559,919
3.8
—
—
4,376,482,282
8,739,557,068
1,119,502,000
0.9
—
—
+
—
4.4
1.1
—16.1
1.8
1.0
+
—
5.0
82,431,700
88,653,800
+
2.3
+
0.4
13,770,511
16,853,756
13,607,868
+
14,811,038
342,969,618
430,912,750
+
14,796,417
1.5
16,592,522
16,356,735
4.5
299,215,280
1.5
593,984,971
313,976,396
646,512,795
7.0
84,524,100
73,899,700
1.2
12,823,587
13,752,154
12,167,734
+ 13.8
-20.4
434,584,326
474)otJ)C42
5.8
1,455,456,940
1,554,004,562
—
•■
+
'
0.7
181,118,197
164,821,049
—21.7
42,330,904
2.9
21,677,966,385
21,730,912,980
—43.5
46,5.98,898
+ 10.5
547,974
97,950,826
7,318,275,800
5.9
502,654,360
6,056,521,541
123,353,481
87,520,439
89,501,649
53,143,561
27,749,552
—
+
0.2
23,999,836
17,293,188
13
640,775,569
+
7,108,427,435
__.
306,698,824
631,400,313
67,050,382
21,034,669
5,827,903,601
125,180,121
3.3
+
14,580,242
320,518,376
187,347,230
501,996,996
4.7
—
1.7
0.4
2.2
8,547,484,018
1,066,464,300
68,570,283
21,122,355
4.7
+
/+
189,799,079
4,393,099,025
187,738,441
170,491,851
165,980,840
1.5
15,,679,762
cities)
112,484,466
18,950,162,290
la)
101,717,484
26, 509,600
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling
(15
83,852,679
+ 10.0
23,494,877
-
+ 13.8
24,770.308
56,,904,363
165,,,285,750
Mansfield
Toledo
+
Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
Hamilton
0.5
20,242,711
-
.
36,671,821
102,911,342
—
7,372,195
116,675,016
5,384,298,533
cities)
—
(a)
106,327,926
(a)
27,153,530
2,724,366
i
—
33,208,725
26,748,215
Delaware—Wilmington
+
T.9
—12.4
12,472,904
(a)
^
Bois
—
9,112,890
5,255,874.000
5,015,792,000
12,394,599
37,800,414
,
+
34,475,679
21,924,637
7,985,332
)
Hazjeton
+ 10.6
—
221,828,138,123
20,246,778
23,024,023
—13.2
(a)
21,964,49.9
Lebanon
Philadelphia
Reading
4.5
+
8,651,239
33,824,051
___
■
+
—
4.9
+
1,413 ,714,586
4,521,816
-Philadelphia—
7,896,302
7,506,229
Lancaster
3.3
32, 572,221
354, 465,048
840,147
(a)
Tctal
+ 17.4
124,632
236,962 ,016,097
462
cities)
Harrisburg
Oil
3,557,653
5.4
Bnhlehem
Total
140,843,962
4,536,917
0.3
Chester
New
142,575,277
7.8
54
139 ,851,382
381, 439,858
Third Federal Reserve District-
•••;
38,793,715
1.5
+
1.1
—
250, 202,170
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Du
45,548,282
+
44 ,259,335
76,971, ,391,731
34, ,221,366
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
York
886 ,890,864
2,006 796,989
47 693,428
,865,310
250
New
■
1,068 ,443,387
2,037 335,384
+ 20.5
0.1
+
,713,768
17 ,678,123
144 ,464,959
York.
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
Total
+ 41.3
—16.5
15
—
—
17,020,160
0.1
—
3.8
1.4
+
46.8
9.4
+
—20.3
—
0.2
1,422,524,515
1,510,256,266'
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—RichmondWest
Virginia—Huntington
26,369,642
119,489,000
1,009,540,017
44,856,366
105,421,578
1,756,008,254
8,642,351
703,607,695
Richmond
Bourn
.
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
.
.
Maryland—Baltimore
.
Frederick
District
of
Tctal
;L)I.;,
Columbia—Washington
(8 cities)
Sixth Federal Reserve
Augusta
Columbus
Macon
Florida—Jacksonville
___
;
Alabama—Birmingham
!
Mobile
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve District
Michigan—-Ann Arbor.
Rapids
Bay City
J
Indiana—r-Fort Wayne.
Gary
■
+
5,721,026
-
5,722,736
—
0.1
0.1
5,925,864
10,868,535
+ 14.0
11,315,107
10,643,815
327,574,522
405,596,099
—19.2
397,405,103
331,151,517
+
8.7
24,567,000
21,938,000
+
2.6
230,172,712
225,274,359
0-7
327,045,896
5,364,873
27,499,227
213,994,163
2.2
—
—
.
29,898,000
219,581,123
12,394,639
2.7
2,177,204,048
2,127,680,230
+
2.3
187,616)081
1.2
11,455,637,951
11,298,140,212
+
1.4
782,785,391
5.7
+
+ 10.4
458,380,480
2,320,100,423
6,360,900,000
29 ,514,315
123,271,269
112,884,656
5.8
29 ,893,271
1,332 ,176,322
2.4
97,188,443
95,339,143
4,108,769,389
—
3.1
+
4.1
129,737,012
92,237,283
90,192,782
4,031,686,954
611,704,737
3,897,467,905
227,418,934
119,183,523
113,232,000
119,050,000
6.2
277,923,099
38,337,315
266,a.<(196
8.5
10,871,986
11,557,205
3,765,929,000
,
3.3
195 ,654,115
7.3
1,337 ,366,312
4.1
677,221,074
4,173,898,064
5.4
252,276,059
73
—
—
+
1.6
3,985,515,000
7,519,167,215
+
1.8
*23,320,272,478
178,3~56)712
+"5)2
842,037,472
.
169,426)889
146,838)297
7.0
838,251,684
741,771,852
—
87, 093,960
12, 233,035
3 ,835,830
,100,304
54 ,891,513
17, 724,212
59 129,645
,
850 056,985
Oshkosh
10 131,169
Sheboygan
+
0.5
11, 530,513
16,581,259
3,401.053,000
54,573,337
88,413.182
19,152,165
+
—
+
+
5.2
Rapids
59,475,809
50 ,580,261
10,341,584,000
10,084 727,000
167,896,336
Moines
55,658,375
25,152,824
—12.5
+
—
1.7
71,421,965
+
2.8
134,519,817)
+
9.8
408,718,107
+
0.3
18,586,591
63,334,008
793,760,945
9,431,765
281,475,789
90,642,757
6,089,986
16,986,293
8,201,448
5,764,811,585
,242,329
61 ,021,397
37 ,020,007
3
cities).
144,524,188
443,500,000
445,400.000
9,676,022
8,2~9~8)249
308.951,182
+
4.3
8,243,971
8,093,783
6,981,347
7,855)492
.+
3.1
7.1
344)21l)603
17,631,702
300,756,709
310,150,321
+
16)7
293,034)871
253,653)919
2.6
17,228,279
17,758,225
■
10.7
+
294,"954)930
18,093,735
•
5
8.9
+
—
34,490,961
7.0
299,730,500
+ 10.9
36,471,609
+
7,757)862
1.9
0.8
))'v +
5.4
■
—
4.9
+
4.2
+
6.9
—
5.9
858,186
999,748
+
5.8
842,118
327,575,000
267,845,000
S32.510
242,885,000
261,641,510
3.5
1,732,993,717
1,566,709,774
+ 10.6
1,506,910,686
1,484,405,909
4,500,910
3,846,485
+ 17.0
3,917,099
2,756,325
22,298,66$
24,942,918
—10.6
21.467,227
21,670,302
14,773,460
13,222,320
+11.7
12,206)884
10,656)996
+
—
—
+
+
,530,185
11,593,910,327
37,591,255
53,213,642
61,873,330
35,200,766
3,560,523„
11,633.887,973
—
—
4.6
56,893,752
178,586,741
2,524,302,109
30,058,064
6.6
7.1
7.4
2.7
36,678,615
5,517,738
15,358,132
118,318,562
948,147,077
282,340,161
23,135,444
47,428,461
28,080,600
0.5
+ 10.1
+
+
2.4
33.8
—11.9
—
—
+
+
—
+
—
—
+ 17.6
+
8.8
0.6
3.8
1.2
5.2
73
24 901,458
■
*
28 492,731
35 974,509
5 674,824
17
476,123
•113 695,715
828 ,561,060
284 848,446
17 055,169
188, 512,366
111 482,145
11,577,062
10, 330,816
35,514,544,952
34,748,280,834
:
+
+
—
+
4.7
16,640,099
16,359,121
2.6
92,945,000
13,901,836
+ 23.1
10,028,963
93,335,000
11,355,464
4,906,618
—
.
4,813,600
+
1.9
5,915.447
5,111,557
169,267,781
„
+
6.9
173,318,507
177,393,3.79
+ 17.7
8,587,970
66,750,724
65,492,336
1.8
20,695,172
19,510,857
5.6
3.5
180,938)196
5.5
2.0
2.8
—12.1
•+■■ 4.1
+
—
14.4
0.9
77,643,694
8,884,604
65,978,281
23,494,986
23.917,672
1,722,872
1,038,734,305
2,053,545
1,732,031
1,361,126,536
1,437,631
1,343,566,169
1,044,799,798
8,707,574
7,629,979
6,946.577
+ 35.6
—
121,999.904
-
+
—
184,461,969
5.2
17,870,492
94,939,000
11,297,892
0.4
—
28 661,441
165, 323,080
18,708,307
92,493,855
8.6
50. 441,974
107 590,649
170.944.363
1.0
6.0
4.81
56 688,945
189 ,262,215
2,438 136,165
123,665,206
1.4
0.3
2.7
145 645,902
:
.
4.2
17,079 843,481
1.4
0.9
421,853
17,202,945,318
7.1
2.5
58 283,351
158,121,250
,480,018
53 ,964,249
Sterling
156,966,782
9.7
179 376,153
435,734,330
1,374,624,967
+ 11.5
49,234,176
4.5
40
Springfield
1.3
+
9.2
411 ,043,644
1,312 044,060
5.0
+
7
Rockford
+
5.7
221 ,762,644
+
5,730 ,533,119
Peoria
+
163,228,420
468,900,000
9,278,511
283 ,785,178
25,583,369
223,879,395
7,822,714
37,838,600
14 ,959,340
Decatur
35,921,068
514.300.000
+ 16.1
76,478,017
3.4
8, 148,730
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
Chicago:
36,194,826
165,296,947
1.3
657,476
0.1
+
92,,833,511
144
'
294,466,722
57,612,910
188,648,569
•
5,408,406
309 ,780,207
City
_
2.2
11,847,055
1,732,308
39,,531,985
Ames
:
3.6
1, 723,553
Manitowoc
22,521,383,085
10.9
5,,592,177
Watertown
35^71,007
8.2
1.1
Chicago—
410
Milwaukee
(31
9.9
+
1,313 556,000
73 ,386,445
Haute
Tctal
+
25,325,816
6.2
147 ,724,203
Bend
Sicux
129,816,100
5,269,463,690
—13.2
8 ,216,046
Indianapolis
Des
2.0
26,006,395
41, 428,000
56 ,629,926
25,,145,153
Muskegon
Iowa—Cedar
8.1
+
496,141,002
2,294,585,394
6,445,966,229
39 ,457,749
,350,526
16 ,756,063
Lansing
Wisconsin—Madison
148 ,288,656
740 ,562,786
2,092 ,300,000
90
...
Terre
8.2
+
329,369,596
5,267,942,952
,979,248
,827,616
•60 ,537,612
1
South
+
3.9
41
) • 17,,442,205
.3,277 ,797,000
:
Flint
Jackson
719,324,379
1.8
72.420,388
331,200,000
3,015,188,092
2.6
—
—
7,654,615,305
Vicksburg
Louisiena—New Orleans-
Grand
3,818,412,812
8,996,454
—
1,333,937,000
.
Jackson
Meridian
Detroit
3.5
7(^342,061
357,902,000
3,076,206,223
142,664,676
44,441,866
v
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
(16
+
3.1
35,965,000
87,533,568
11,480,668
3,510,349
Montgomery
Total
0.5
156,753,405
717,510,135
2,177,300,000
43,579,462
31,225,384
30,871,731
1,300,769,395
209,978,967
1,391,765,646
77,992,729
Nashville
Tampa
+
+ 11.8
v ■:
Georgia—Atlanta
+
+
Districtr—Atlanta
Tennessee—Knoxville
.
25,575,387
106,884,000
1,004,216,198
43,356,379
107,333,107
1,802,726,908
3,773,934,903
Virginia—Norfolk
+
—
+
2.0
0.7
3.4
8,807,097
14,096,574
14,228,321
2.1
14,613,561
17,774,934
14,782,900
17,548,286
9.4
9,780.253
14,107,131
8,457,418
12,125,173
8,402.056
1.551,757,795
1,848.281,877
—16.1
1,825,740,754
1,524,189,594
409,100,000
417,500,000
2.0
414,000.000
410,800,000
206,749,347
166,831,328
213,479,243
+ 12.1
+
9,754,785
6.0
+ 14.9
+
+ 16.4
—
2.2
7,236,007
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis__
Cape Girardeau
Independence
1,849,981,948
-III)
29,816,684
(a)
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
)~
■
843,180,540
3,174,113
Quincy
Tc:al (7 cities)
974.826.766
13,363,149
)
3,714,343,200
1,885,605,156
27,495,191
3,613,869
984.876,311
813,145,326
3,062,879
13,698,288
3,731,497,020
1.9
5,656,650,263
15,512,753,716
2.6
86,584,559
80,653,832
7.4
(a)
11,849,140
8.4
-■
1.0
3.7
3.6
2.4
0.5
3,108,784,854
2,618,947,963
10,183,561
3,004,092,337
2,463,130,207
9,717,249
4.8
44,911,063
42,460,920
5.8
3.6
11,526,062,263
11,124,657,401
3~5
6.3
+
212)993)895
185,578,596
215,180,921
176,625,937
3)753)314
3,459.687
811,425,805
812,766.545
+
—
162,424,489
8.5
3,"512)647
3,099,359
0.2
791,093,322
789,803,091
Volume
197
Number 6257
.
,
.
The Commercial
and Financial Chronicle
-Month of March1963
Clearings
Ninth Federal Reserve District-
13
Paul
I
1.2
8,656,604
6,850,062,330
4.0
528,023,942
7,421,657
524,133,385
+
55,481,693
53,001,557
207lo~64ll35
192,~4~7~olo20
n,~8~9~5l409
12,oT6l558
—
4r3~32~3t59
3/7971615
+
874,329,515
5, 55b, 994
3.0
3.7
2,686,771,690
2,550,273,116
5.4
16,679,050
17,368,696
10,263,8 74
10,121,913
—10.3
49,353,513
140,604,567
149,184,779
—
5.8
659,150
10,669,055
+
9.3
37,759,837
36,061,566
+
13,989,488
+
0.4
19. 166,744
44,133,921
38,048,104
+ 18.2
56,950,137
53,627,335
47,667,447
1.4
152,229,583
154,388,523
+ 21.9
20,305,682
19,713,587
—
+
—
6.2
1.4
5,555,436
28,279,603
,507,272
84,888,424
26,156,173
+
+ 20.5
70 186,070
100,187,865
69,356,814
88,097,180
1.2
216,8o4,501
213,641,213
,430.138
+
2,150,683
3,595,410,776
3,481,120,878
2.2
86,211,098
+
+~~7~6
186,0831789
179,4651200
1.0
12,3 5 5! 163
11,6061690
14ll
4,*418^769
3,5181210
+
3.0
7l4~6~2~,997
7,697,991
7,096,206
+
10,862,864,728
10,431,861,830
+
+
9.4
7,Tibl760
7,496l039
+~9~2
15,l~63l351
14,7461501
784,082,070
4.1
+"~0l8
15,*2451798
762,485,553
2.8
738,368,637
697,769,086
8.5
3.3
7l400",520
16,646,614
1.6
1.5
+ 13.0
+
+
District—Kansas City5,293,867
4,741,811
+ 11.6
16,120,189
14,735,597
54.035,975
878.591,354
7,283,122
47,041,165
854,103,848
+ 1+9
157,9581777
141,318,516
2.9
2,722,933,442
2,569,606,802
+ 31.6
19,964,824
16,691,572
,
Hastings
Lincoln
'
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
1,918,296
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
2,030,190
65,460,177
144,315,435
1
:
Wichita
155,072,496
Carthage
Oklahoma—Tulsa
205,481,229
+
1,263,543
1,492,484
9.4
1,059,925
1,275,647
24.8
9,390,425
9,690,509
0.4
184,947,370
165,923,318
—
—
+ 19.6
6,271,880
6,331,031
205,166,373
177,161,992
+ 15.8
15,389,205
14.114,484
462,893,962
456,252,712
+
1.5
36,741.587
34.509,084
17,419,237
+
9.9
6,800,691,668
+
2.0
514,508.724
518,128,0oQ
181,047,895
+
4.5
14,447,018
14,486,491
1.1
19.144,625
1.4
6,934,842,742
58,588,805
3.3
189,125,434
3,385,471
9.2
10,468.581
—
10,355,627
-
305,981,125
4.5
908,369,598
34,980,543
33,337,566
103,954,940
1.097,682,091
4.7
+
959,269,052
4.9
1,046,563,530
99,103,868
3,238,619,610
Springs
Denver
6.0
+
18.1
+
1,440,655
12,756,459
206,262,224
5.5
6,042,015
3,073,342
292,257,426
1,164,996
1,304,743
6.9
+
2,235,916,356
2,302,878,081
56,631.077.
1,375,949
15,922,291
'
—
6.9
—
61,232,586
5,975,611
Joseph
+
5,534,851
■'■i-V■V..''":'L
+ 11.8
_
—._
Colorado—Colorado
473,234,528
+ 13.7
+
2
(16 cities)
7,701,918
505,000,066
4.7
31
I
7,856,739
0.7
+ 16.0
16,216,2o6
6, 774,208
"
+ 16.6
1.4
+
14. 044.970
Falls
Federal Reserve
S
4.0
5.1
—
2,941.815
"
28 ,888,173
Nebraska—Fremont
St.
106,287,301
2.2
+
5,682,968
3, 092,621
11.
—
47. 006,762
-
1960
$
4.7
.
Helena
1961
Dec. %
104,990,748
7,125,732,491
907, 090,134
II
Topeka
$
2.4
II
II
Huron
,,
Week Ended April 13
Inc.or
1962
$
3.3
Sioux Falls
v
1963
+
Montana—Billings
Tenth
or
+
44, 274,236
Forks
Total
Inc.
Dec. '/<?
16,606,241
Dakota—Aberdeen
Great
$
35,116,314
"
Lewis ton
1962
S
2,277,049,547
HI-..
Falls
Minot
South
1 to March 31-
1963
*17 000,000
Dakota—Fargo__
Grand
;
or
2,352, 655,812
~~
ZZZ
IIII
Winona
Fergus
?
North
Inc.
Dec. %
34, 077,492
I
„
Rochester
St.
S
49
-Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
Minneapolis
-Jan,
1962
S
at
(1677)
3,139,539,916
—
+
—
0.9
+
9.0
17,865,238
11,908,476
+
.
6.5
31,153,429
31,631.460
0.7
493,6+7,758
476,521,486
0.3
12,811,512
13.522,795
0.1
6,895,189
«
—
—
1.1
5.3
4.9
__
.
-A—
-
—
8,901,997
8,1100,202
+•
—
.
—
—
7.280.333
3.1
,
Total
(14 cities)
4,899,257,836
4,970,690,376
1.4
—
14,896,755,283
14,688,611,179
+
1.4
814,072,743
+
0.3
+
8.2
18,565,448
17,173,145
+"7.6
811,762,655
54l7455,887
524,7~87l33
759,028,389
719,216,508
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
84,458.073
Beaumont
El
23,131.000
_
_
Houston
Port
25.843,000
307,470.004
2,212,930.850
Wichita
27,679,296
Falls
11,639,716
Louisiana
.
Shreveport
Total
(11
—
cities)
920,
.76 638,000
6,616 872,009
0.8
i.r
693,527"
889,023,216
+
6,451,814,369
24,345,924
78 014.923
+
83,687,311
—
—
7.0
35 ,486,532
31,224,532
—10.8
178 ,613,940
189,879,680
17,439,405,312
16,969,808,398
2.1
27,819,608
3,253,381,292
24,925,294
3,142,479,135
7.0
89,191,890
+
5,712,435.695
0.2
+
—
+
19.566,193
18,085,344
5877i60",899
1.1
—
614,051,180
4870411941
48,799,971
42722+974
44,20l7819
3.2
—
622,292,154
79,171,000
22 907,005
—15.7
+ 11.0
80,149,243
615, 653,150
+
60,308,333
5,723,177,444
—
1.6
—
10.877.978
53,798,620
Texarkana
•V
8,295,020,491
8.4
+
8,109.865
23,340.738
—
-
8,567, 636,282
—10.5
—
2,196.455,603
8.018.206
—
Arthur...
247, 668,022
79, 221.922
0.5
+
223.200,478
4.5
2,777,075,145
302,762,569
204,458,935
—
_
Worth
Galveston
+ 11.5
26,681,943
187,209.404
Paso-,
Ft.
72,183.028
25.483,337
2,789.697.496
Dallas
7,545,000
5,119,000
7,495.000
6,519,000
1.2
1.2
3.6
2.6
5.9
(L036,385
6,294,514
5760(7,539
5.9
147906,581
147855,757
157777",129
2.8
710,147,280
680,415,485
630,818,977
610,835,743
3.5
255,537.469
238,573,581
7.1
227,436,404
215,363,715
1.0
7,746,998
7,780,770
0.4
6,857,350
6,529,614
261,656.065
236,565,120
+ 15.5
237,786,813
237,415:239
121,012,000
119,232,731
113,218,667
104,544,322
27,011,301
29,081,405
28,915,839
36,655.230
6.8
5723+795
13.6
12
J)2O7851
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco7,317,010
1,117,798,902
30,259,249
63,438,263
70,039,599
Yakima
Idaho—Boise
—
+
—
3.3
8.1
27.664,308
City
557,615.833
51,272,427
55,455.143
'
Pasadena
—
Riverside
San
+'
1
175,382,682
339,659,007
164,700,971
1.8
12,075,604,263
536,655,256
61,998.614
67,245,227
total
7,953,011,703
,
to
the
requirements
of
the
world.
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
RATES
We
17,812,639
16,983,288
+
4.9
17,346,289
5.0
935,502,611
915,814,278
+
2.1
826,046,945
—11.7
50,852,840
47,630,289
+
6.8
42,473,845
761,065,325
41,476.482
+ 14.0
+ 11.7
19,317,724
14,577,260
5.5
18,737,032
17,734,136
213,752.872
0.6
19,939,437
17.848,619
213,098,578
212,355,690
+
0.3
17,679,057
18,706,905
1.9
24.126,386,010
23,047,003,057
+
4.7
1,714,750,417
'•
Argentina,
Noon
France
522
of
record
a
12,
1963
Buying
TO
Rate
27,707,550,363
27,224,194,488
3.1
12,731,949,295
11,884,203,863
31.249,143.842
30,360,102,397
2.1
12,750,745,006
13,159,710,528
the
Tariff Act
of
Condition Statement of Member Banks
1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
for the week
APRIL
for
Cable
1963,
different
just passed.
BANK TO
18,
the
on
TREASURY
INCLUSIVE
TARIFF
ACT
OF
1930
in
New
York
(Value
in
United
States
Money)
Wednesday
Thursday
April 17
April 18
S
$
$
$
T.
.00733523
.00731800
2.231872
2 231992
.0386750
.0386583
.0200600
0200537
.00729733
.00718786
2.231872
2.231792
.0386583
.0386833
.0200537
.0200500
.928750
.928984
928906
.928906
.928906
.210150
.210150
.210150
.210150
.144900
.144892
144925
.144937
April
of
reporting
weekly
Reserve
System in
principal
following
changes
member
leading cities
for
the
week
An increase of $100 million in loans
10;
.310566
.310566
decrease of $509 million in holdings of U. S.
a
Government
securities;
.310500
.310589
.310566
.204050
.204050
.204050
deposits adjusted;
lion
U.
in
million
S.
.250425
250412
.250462
.250450
and decreases of $1,841
Government
demand
in
increase of $1,328 million in
deposits
credited to
deposits
:
mercial banks.,
demand
and
domestic
mil¬
$527
com¬
'
.
Commercial
districts for
industrial
and
net
a
loans
increased
in
seven
gain of $18 million; during the com¬
.204050
.250437
an
demand
.144925
.204050
.209582
.209692
2.800700
;
the
ended
statement
Federal
the
of
adjusted;
Transfers
.210150
franc
condition
banks
shows
UNDER
April 16
.0200550
The
.
Tuesday
.0386750
new
2.9
6.3
+
Monday
2.231633
markka
(Metropolitan),
+
+
203,298,606,426
April 15
.00731900
peso
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
1,456,496,683
418,348,796,127
$
-'V-V+
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland,
1,538,136,908
207,611,705,175
Friday
-
4.0
444,573,721,272
April 12
...
*_
+
0.2
Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
give below
APRIL
■+;
—
-
1,648,216,986
,
2.8
+
—
21,130.360
■
+
607,657,669
187,565,503
CERTIFIED^ BY FEDERAL RE SERVE
Country and Monetary Unit
—13.8
90,004,708
11,496,903,686
EXCHANGE RATES
Section
of
certifies daily to the Secretary of the
countries
;
7.1
8 4
6.9
+
•
discontinued.
FOREIGN
Pursuant
190.989,318
1.5
+
3.9
9.7
7.0
—
68,614,708,627
operations
(a) Clearings
Estimated,
—
+
145,586,100,358
68,471,154,067
—
m
—
7,807,096,716
149,614,431,999
(171 cities)
York
New
—
149,690,539
(a)
+
192,331,272
66,825,955
(17 cities)
Grand
*
168,471,553
306,635,234
137,067,752
28,406,552
3.904,172,085
66,245,976
—
Stockton
Outside
7.5
—
—11.6
178,786,340
Barbara
Total
5.1
+ 13.3
—20.3
(a)
_
•
.
3.5
+
64.043,015
3,974,970.894
Jose
San
+
1,224,354,015
48,472,961
-—
Francisco
Santa
85,864,794
1,636,847,012
109,344,849
•
1
4.7
88.873,559
51,015,585
—
•*t
+
6.6
1,720,460,295
1,386,789,106
+10.6
42,842.073
Modesto
'
+
+ 11.5
1.1
+
.
98,098,780
Beach
Long
•
'
—
81,787,328
—10.3
-'394,178,244
California—Berkeley
—
0.4
—
555,638,829
435,921,864
Lake
3,101,112,849
+
+
Arizona—Phoenix
Salt
199,569,895
87,204,178
3,457,109,708
27,117,327
1,068,430,645
.
+ 11.6
+
90,068,020
209,355,808
*28.000.000
—
—
Utah—Ogden
•
9.4
—
1,155,436.001
27,349,304
Oregon—Eugene
Portland
+ 26.6
1,094,981,787
28,129,335
Seattie
;.
-
9,264,171
Washington—Bellingliam
2.801000
.00160975
-
.209592
.00160975
'
.209692
2.801150
,
2.801000
.00160975
.00160975
-
.209652
2.800900
.00160975
Japan, yen
.00277550
.00276900
.00276816
.00276866
.325994
.325770
.325970
.326004
.325970
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.278275
.278275
.278275
.278275
.278275
2.773415
lion.
Loans
year
a
ago
brokers
to
these loans decreased $94 mil¬
and
dealers
for
purchasing
or
carrying U. S. Government securities increased $14 mil¬
lion.
Loans to
sales
and personal
financing institutions
.00276433
Malaysia, malayan dollar
parable week
Mexico, peso
___•
Netherlands, guilder
New
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
;
2.772970
2.773168
.140018
.0349000
.0349000
.0166643
.0166643
.0166631
.0166631
.192500
.192500
.192500
.192500
.231003
'
.140008
.231000
»
.230925
.230945
-.230975
1.395118
___
$134
million
1.395267
1.395342
1.395267
1.395217
2.800700
2.801000
2.801150
2.801000
2.800900
and
loans
financial institutions increased $11
.140000
.0349000
.0166643
Republic of South Africa, rand
2.773267
.140000
.0349000
.192508
Switzerland, franc
Kingdom, pound sterling
2.773267
.0349000-
.140031
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
United
'
decreased
with
a
decrease
of
to
"other"
million,
as
nonbank
compared
$115 million and an increase of $23
million, respectively, during the similar week in
Real
estate
increased
loans
increased
$64 million.
$82 million.
1962A
"Other" loans
•
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem-
50
ber
.
certificates
$524 million, Treasury
decreased
banks
notes and
secured
U.
57c
25
increased
Banks
Reserve
Illinois
Northern
Ontario
Total
loans
Loans
and
<.
and
investments
investments
—
81,230
Commercial
Agricultural
loans
-
_
+
_
+
15
S.
U.
for
dealers
and
loans
Other
U.
securities.
Other
to
Sales
177
59c
-•'•
estate
Real
Other
Loans
U.
loans-
1
5
to
1
year..
5
with
Balances
Other
+
1,363
+
290
Banks
R.
509
—
+
_
_
+
■
227
85
+
V
502
1st
Apr
1,
1st
89,439
—1,261
65.970
965
+
4,652
—
May
.
—
—
120
1,843
11,545
—
—1,841
272
due
+
—Apr
insts.,
coll.
&
May 20
1965
15,
debs,
354
Michigan
30
+
48
+
1'
+
46
+
53,524
+
106
+ i1,126
47 7*
47%
470
1.70
500
16
16
10%
3,351
52
51%
52
1,995
9
11,969
8%
51
deposits
27
35,929
+
due
of
5%%
Nova
1
617
1
5,476
4.35
4.50
2,000
2.60
2.70
700
1.25
1.30
13,375
+
82
+
class
Power
A...—
65%
66 %
74%
751%
4,119
4,417
3.35
3.28
3.40
25,352
50%
.....
11%
...
37
common
A
Phqne
Bridge
1316
+
18
+
239
+
9
+
13
+
Gas
May 15
11
+
100
571/4
28,304
19
200
50%
51%
—r.
50 y2
230
51%
51%
290
51 %
511/2
250
50%
51%
.
5%
—
5%
438
33
33
500
3.75
3.90
—^—
4.00
9,437
2.75
2.80
22
22
22
28%
28 y4.
30%
& Tank common.—,
....—
——
Oil-..
v
300
50
54,443
Co.—
American
Columbia
16%
16 72
16%
,7,325
British
1220
mortgage
bonds
Investment
cumulative
preferred
Electric
first mtge.
Industries,
due
1982—
Columbia. Power.—
20
19%
20 VB
10,011
Columbia
39
39
.40
29
19%
-19%
19%
250
56%
55 y2
561/2
3,359
35
Forest
Sugar
common
Preferred
1460
•
British
Power
stock
Jun
...
20
3
4.60%
Columbia
4 % 7c
1460
1574
Telephone..
472 7
due May
debs,
conv.
1,
due
1989—May
1975—.Apr 26
.
'420
♦Announced
in
this
88
2
88
106
106
108%
109
35
7%
preferred
.7%
7%
140
19
19
200
•
106
....
—-
Brockville
issue.
94-
19
preferred
preferred
6 'A %
1360
94
—/
preferred
5%%
Co.—
bonds, series H,
Inc.
.Apr
Corp.—
581
+
19%
56
.
19
British
and
46
+
300
British
due May 15, 1968
treasury certificates
debs,
or
570
interbank:
600
18
56%
—
:
—
;
110
111%.
37V2
19%
:
..
51
11%
37
common.
Lumber
75
66 %
Bowes
2,783
3,857
■
74 7-s
—
Brazil common......-.:
preference series A stock-May
37.60
1.30
Scotia——,
-
Bowater
July
80
37
2.60
:
—
refunding
100
4.50
A
Valley
Bowater
preferred
5 V2 7c
preferred
Bow-Mersey
preferred..
series).
17%
37
2.—__
_—
Beaver
Bell
4,520
155
23 %
——
Beatty
1418
900
i7y4
23 %
__
.
Montreal
of
Bath
1
21
.
120
23%
17%
4
:
Rights
1968—May
200
•
100
common
B
Bank
1528
14
-
1st
5 Va 7c
4,164
10.529
deposits
1
political subdivisions*,—
14
14
...
_
class
Bank
2
5iy2
52y2
...
n
Bruck class A——
time
8%
52%
__
—
Class
40
10%
L_
.
El
300
10%
British
subord.
Southwestern,
Texas
350
16
.
Sugar
Preferred
American
5Va'/r
23
584
_
*
Corp.—
Consolidated
6 V4 %
North
23%
20
Steel.
Auto
.
investment
23%
9%
103 y4103 V*
preferred
preferred
Bow
bonds
120
32,733
47 y2
A
Autofab
Jan.
f.
Sic
27%
1
A
Preferred
1417
1984; 3%7c series
series due Oct. 1, 1987_May
trust
(fourth
participating 1st
senior
4»/2 7c
1,090
etc
banks--
27
200
9%
26%
Acc
Class
Page
55
23%
i
preferred.
preferred
Temple common
Atlantic
CALLED
first mortgage bonds—
s.
10,395
preferred
C
Atlan
Associates—
1978
Finance
118
21
3
—
cumul.
.57z7o
566
527
593
1463
1
'
4Vz7c
3,90
50 %
31c
$2.50
series due March 1,
mortgage
series
Local
B
Class
584
1,328
+
1360
1,
1974;
3 Va 7o
series due
series due Aug. 1, 1979; 3%%
1981; 3%% series due Oct. 1,
1986; ana 5 Vo 7c
6.00
49
9%
Class
1162
1
mortgage and coll. trust bonds 3'%% series due
(first series) and .1st mortgage & coll. trust
33/4% series due 1974 (second series) and
77c
63,139
15
.May
1965
349
savings deposits—total 1:
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Domestic
June
1,
5.90
27%
B
Ash
1982
due
55
I
Class
bonds
9,326
and
and
debs,
A
Containers Ltd.
180
+
subdivisions
official
1
Nov.
Gas & Fuel
103
+
'
Commercial
Other
due
due
+
52
Mutual..savings
Foreign:
Savings
series
22%
55
6.00
common.
Atlas
due
70
2,143
22
55
50%
class
Argus
Co.—
Oregon Power Co.
series
Eastern
interbank:
Governments,
1360
1463
Date
mortgage bonds
17%
$2.60
ISSUES
Burroughs & Son, Inc.—
Dominion
.
States
1973
1975
Levy Industries Ltd.—
Commercial
Time
Light
convertible
+
.
151
—1,086
Government
Domestic
1st
series
3,254
5,057
deposits
S.
1
T.-_—__—May
Light Co.—
'
1st mortgage bonds due 1986
Gas
17%
9,880
2272
preferred
Class
May
90
8.20
1.70
2nd
Gas
due May
3,527
+
164,902
____
_
adjusted + _L_.
deposits—totals
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
U.
due
and
1980
145
109 109 y4
7.75
-
__
preferred
.
Anthes
15,
April 1, 1978; 27/a%
609
149
2,952
_
political
1264
1st
16,759
106 y2 106%
Analog
1,
Car
1982; 3'%%
25
1,618
_
-
__
-July 10
stock
debs, due May
37a 7c-
3,801
8
+
.
12,154
..
banks
*
May
2,200
1,100
70c
29%
17%
Natural
Rights
Corp.—
mtge. pipe lipe bonds due 1981
California
554
■
12
14.227
Demand
and
preferred
Line
1
1976
debs, due April
67
LIABILITIES—
States
due
6'%%
(J. P.)
66
44
4-
16,977
__
____
...
1462
1
2.25
66c
8.05
Aluminium
4'%%
5Va%
1,503
524
—
7,632
domestic
.May
1976
Co.
Atlanta
-.
____
____
assets/liabilities
Demand
curn.ul.
Pipe
ENTIRE
+ 2,323
64
+
2,495
assets—net
Total
82
260
+
—
1,794
:
maturing:
bonds
_
coin
with
Gas
due
line bonds
pipe
$1.20
Co.
debs,
2.15
100
28%
109 y4
Algoma
Algonquin
Co.—
4,825
106%
...
preferred
Warrants
Company and Issue—
24
4,200
_
__
F.
Currency and
20
30,348
-
years
securities
424
+
1,654
indebteaneso
or
S.
+
11*
18,431
_
banks
—
U.
&
41/4%
150
2.50
9,703
70c
common—
■Preferred
1359
3.45
29%
common
Alg Cen
Apr 22
24%
2.45
2.50
42 %
3.45
2.15
B
High
41%
24%
Gas
Alberta
Co.—
Buildings Corp.
4%%
616
+
16.026
_
-
years
After
Reserves
-
_
cerciiicates
Within
Oil
39
+
3
694
securities—total
_
Treasury notes
Other
_
_
+
134*
+
—
2,704
_
bills
Co.
Gas
mortgage
Washington
40
■
3,810
etc...
_
commercial
Government
first
1st
Uris
361
+
institutions:
banks..-
domestic
Treasury
Treasury
5
1,435
■
loans
to
S.
foreign
152
14*
+
92
finance,
_
to
+
Low
42 y2
Dist
Class
5'%%
5'%%. 1st mtge, pipe line bonds
6 Vb 7c
debentures due 1978
carrying:
or
-
personal
Gtner
Loans
—
securities
financial
nonbank
finance,
535
2,637
—
-
purchasing
Government
S.
Loans
-
for
•
Shares
STOCKS
Preferred.
1573
1981—Apr 29
1,
Sales
Week's
for Week
Warrants
series A, due Feb.
WEEK.
LAST
Range
Warrants
due 1975__May
subord. debs,
THURSDAY
of Prices
Voting
■/■/-%:'/%/■++ V'
.
Transmission
Gas
Union Tank
securities
THROUGH
Canadian' Dollars
common
Alberta
pur¬
securities
Government
Other
Inc. 6'%%
Generating
Transcontinental
chasing or carrying:
•
Electric
Tidewater
7,176
2,304
+
"18*
Acklnd
Alberta
_______
brokers
to
loans
+
1,527
industrial
and
9,217
+
1985
1118
1
Ltd.—
due
debentures
Co.,
Southern Union
+ 8,927
100
+
35,274
adjusted?..
+
Co.
May
series due 1992;
mtge. bonds 51/4% series due 1960 and
mtge. bonds 5'%%
series due 1992
434';
260
stock
pfd.
Gas
first mtge. bonds,
Tennessee
520
—
Natural
mtge.. bonds
1st
Apr. 11,
—
OILS.
8
PUBLICATION
in
1____
Abitibi
1461
(—) since
128,555
Expressed
1572
1317
1
Finance
6Va7c
1963
1962
In millions of dollars)
130,209
—
adjusted?
1
1
INDUSTRIAL
5 7c
Co.
Salada Realty Ltd.—
1963,
ASSETS—
1978
1460
1st
Apr. 3,
..May
May
1,
1983
1318
Southern
Decrease
Apr. 10,
FOR
Last
1
1st
■
Are
and
APRIL
Sale Price
1
Increase I + ) or
~!
Gas
subordinated
Ritter
domestic commercial banks decreased $260 million.
'■"•v:
Shown
Corp.—
1,
MINES
LATE
TOO
Bonds
May
Loans to
million.
$154
rowings from others decreased
Marine
due Nov.
May
due
1532
the
(MONDAY
RECEIVED
11).
Prices
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—
A5/a7c 1st & refunding bonds series J due May 1, 1986-May
million but bor¬
$221
series
Chemical
&
debs,
Northern
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal
4%%
APRIL
WEEK
Preferred
million.
$82
Distillers
Exchange
segregated into two parts.
STOCKS, and the second
are
INDUSTRIAL
list
FOR
issues
Exchange
being
one
Thursday
Lines, Inc.—
Insured Merchant
Argentina
SS.
year
first
RANGE
1531
1
May
1966
May 15
Government
S.
National
corporations
and
15,
Aug.
Stock
Toronto
The
*
due
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
Toronto Stock
1531
1
May
1981—
due
Corp.—
debentures
2
Moore-McCormack
6 'ic
increased
-
debentures
Mississippi River Transmission Corp.—
o'.c
20-year debentures due 1981
million
in the Richmond District, $67 million in the St. Louis
District and $64 million in the Kansas City District.
Savings deposits decreased $27 million and "other" time
partnerships,
series
6!'4 %
District, $319 million in New York
of individuals,
Page
.
.
May 15
•
of Canada Ltd.—
Petrochemicals
Lake
6%'r
City, $227 million in the Chicago District, $68
deposits
1977
15,
The
increased $454 million in
adjusted
deposits
Francisco
San
Loans
Corp.—
due May
Laurentide Financial
Demand
Loans
Fower
debentures
Jefferson
million.
the
Lakes
5%()
Date
and Issue—
company
.
Great
of Treas¬
U. S. Government bonds decreased $29
million, and the combined total
increased $44
ury
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1678)
5
50
20
B—
225
5
28
28'%
170
8%
9 %
6,860
8
8
8
585
72 c
79c
2,565
22%
23%
6,925
....—
Products...
1......
Burns
class
Burrard
5
28
9 %
Class
Building
A.
;
Foreign:
Governments,
•
official
insts.,
etc
2,698
Cabol
banks.-.
116
•
Borrowings:
From
Federal
From
others.*..;
Reserve
Banks
269
,
1
;
2,409
liabilities..
Other
CAPITAL
562
+
239
23
+
+
21
—
13,820
+
649
after
Canada
deduc¬
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In millions
tion
of
valuation
t Includes
all
individual
reserves;
demand
loans
items
and
shown
are
Apr. 17,
gross.
deposits except those of U. S. Government
less cash items in process of collection.
and domestic commercial banks,
S Includes
:■
9 Includes
not
'r'
shown
* April
certified
time
officers'
and
deposits
of
U.
checks
S.
shown
not
Government
postal
savings
separately.
3
figures
1963
certificate
Total
Cash
revised.
gold
certificate
__
S.
—
1,274
+
2
781
—
(372)
'
346
2
233
220
/Bought outright—
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Fund Notices
■
...
•
v
Below
13.571
will
including
9
10,524
.
+
8,599
be
found
and
list
a
those
called
of
stock
common
corporate
called
bonds,
sinking
for
redemption
fund
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
30,695
377
+
1,811
Canadian
61.0
+
1,601
Canadian
+1,413
+
644
items
Bank
and
8%
Port
gold
5 Va 9c
Concession
debentures
Acceptance
senior
Corp.—
and
8%
gold
debentures
Power
American
-
bonds
May
5.90%
Co.,
Discount
6
♦
due
Oct.
1,
1976
May 10
30,839
of collection.
(1,338)
—
6,248
103
Date
57c
Co.
capital debs,
first mtge.
of
bonds due
1990
May 16
Page
Total
53
due
May
.
1
1312
; Associates
534%
-Central
Investment Co.—
subordinated debentures due
(1,710)
Reserve
Maine
Power
June
1,
1977
May 15
*
47/a%
■
Colonial
1st
53,598
-r
42
..'674%
•General
4/8%
General
.
43A%
Tar
series
Inc.
&
B
4.90%
clue
debentures
due 1987—May
May T,
Co.
May
1980
2
1417
1
1217
notes
(372)
Transportation Corp.
squip. trust ctfs. due May 1, 1980
Tire
&
reserves
29,774
843
75
16,327
...
S.
Treasurer—general account.
Foreign
+
239
Other
200
Rubber
debs
Deferred
914
deposits
—
+
—
94
71
46
13
17,680
availability cash items
May
Co.—
due
Apr.
1981.
Total
+
56
4,594
+
914
76
(1,338)
dividends
liabilities
Capital
58)
May
(1,710)
+
52,124
+
479
:
1.85
2.25
15,025
2.25
1.85
2.25
•1,075
12'%
12%
12%
56%
53 3 4
56%.
1,510
1,528
1
1419
1
1
+
Fairbanks
Canadian
Food
Gen
1,616
21
36%
37%
9
9%
3.75
3.90
8%
8%
19,250
5,400
88c
90c
8,700
1,700
9%
360
.
26,995
Canadian
Gen
Gen
601
Canadian
+
+
—
406
—
+
8%
33
Canadian
157
Canadian
86c
class
Products
Elec
+
900
319
Other
934
capital
accounts—
+
61
..4.
—
58
—
1st
preferred
liabilities & capital
Ratijo of gold certificate
deposit
and
F.
R.
Contingent
ents
accounts
reserves
note
for
on
53,598
843
+1,616
;'/,v—
—2.3%
+
to
j.
acceptances
process.
are
35
125
37%
38
85
—
42i%
15%
16%
550
6'%
678
.19,348
1.15
1.25
4,420
the eliminations made in
3,731
5.00
200
4.25
4.25
525
28
26,058
10%
10%
11
21%
20'%
21%
2,135
700
preferred
40
39
40
265
24%
24%
25
2,240
31
—
31
31
common
85
255
85
10
19
19
600
19'%
Gas..
Nat
85
19
Vickers
18%
19'%
414
,
16 V4
161%
1,547
26
28'%
1,120.
4.80
4.90
350
3.30
3.20
3.30
1,500
110
110
111
1,160
—;
27%
Westinghouse.—
1
Prop
——>
Clairtone
Consol
16
5.00
27%
common..
Building
Columbia
965
151%
4.25
1
Canadianwide
19
—
7,957
91%
27%
Ry—
preferred.
consolidating
—
the
2,753
66'%
8%
16
Salt
West
16'%
65%
5.00
1—
common
tilities
Canadian
16'%
66
8%
A
4V4%
810
41V2
16%
16%
Bank
Petroleum
Tire
—
42
A
Chrysler
83
—
10
34i%
—
Marc
Capital
foreign correspond- '
51%
Gas
Pacific
Canadian
32.6%
51%
6%
Preferred
liabilities
*
liability
(1,710)
475
51%
Locomotive
Canadiai
'
8'%
1.15
Indus
Class
2
8'%
^
class
Canadian
46
295
8%
!
Ind
Canadian
1+26
7%
Hydro
Canadian
1,546
90c
A
Inv
Sec
Canadian
+
86c
71/4
common
Imperial
359
-.
7%
1
Husky
Warrants
5'
3.90
37 3 i
+1,506
—
Canadian
;
1218
1315
126.
21
W
Curt
Canadian
1
in
Figures in parentheses
May
2.25
—
Cell..
Baks
,
1
6
6
2.50
•
Warrants
'
3,528
--
Dredge
ACCOUNTS—
paid
purchased
(ser.
680
2,244
101,4
90c
Canadian
-
1,
52'%
52%
—
Canadian
combined
American
subord.
U.
Total
Ltd.—
due
1977
52
51%
9%
common—
Canadian
Canadian
debs,
Chemical
52
ioy4
—,
5
+
Co.—
mtge. bonds, series W,
gen.
Stores
Dominion
.
&
2,275
25,785
common———
Collieries
Canadian
bank
Surplus
'*
8%
10'%
;
Chemical
Preferred
LIABILITIES—
CAPITAL
1973
815
14
8 %
10 7*
—
Canadian
assets
+
*
Georgia—
series
.300
A__
common
51
—
462
_
Other liabilities & accrued
REDEMPTION
13%
75
1,050
131%.
—
—
A
Canadian
—...
assets
Total
*
551/4
51%
class
Celan
Canadian
Company and Issue—
.Alabama
Page
54
13 y4
8%
class
Aluminum
preferred
$1.75
preferred
Corp.—
PARTIAL
*
Date
.
54 7\
.
10%
Warrants
securities
in. process
premises
Other
Member
^
95
'
Cash
Federal
TENDER
Company and Issue—
General
*
OF
*
common
$1
Deposits:
NOTICE
—
Preferred
given in the Chronicle.
were
95
—
Can
Canadian
redemption,
last date for mak¬
or
1,080
...
warrants--.-...
40
notes,
provisions.
90
771/4
95
preferred;
British
70
59
76%
B_
Warrants-
1,771
Total loans
under
class
B
+
—
59i%
59
—
____
A
14
securities
59 v4
13 %
common
Class
40
Government
59 %.
14
Lines
Class
+
S.
543
28
203
+
391
.
Asuncion
B
30,655
U.
3,045
81
—
Preferred
bought outright
Held under repurchase agreement
:*
rf
.
The date indicates the
v.
-
Canadian
Total
250
221/8
75
preferred...,
$4
Breweries
Canadian
—6,409
4,294
»
—
622
—
—
——
Aviation..—
Canadian
Total
.
.
preferred
377
A____
Steamship
Class
2,266
Notes
Bonds
class
Safeway
Canadian
,
:
Certificates
22
21%
—
Canada. Wire
10
1,699
16
B,
Preferred.
9
95
Government securities:
Bills
Pack
Canada
666
48
•
200
27%
.
Canada
outright
19'%
26%
21%
—
common
Permanent....
Canada
115
+
Foundry
Malt
Canada
1962
2
15,600
reserves
advances
Acceptances—bought
U.
notes...
_____
Discounts and
1963
14,326
19%
Sugar
Iron
Canada
Apr. 18,
831
2172
27%
,
Foundry......
Canada
or
Class
account
Redemption fund for F. R.
separately.
and
ASSETS—
Gold
Apr. 10,
3,080
81
Stone
Crushed
Dominion
Canada
( + )
Decrease (•—) Since
1,3.49
391%
27%
Preferred
Canada
of dollars)
6
37 y2
38 y4
common..
Canada
Increase
Exclusive of loans to domestic commercial banks
/
6
common
Cement
15'
102% 102'%
:
—
Bread
Canada
23 y4
common.—,
$5. preferred
Consolidated Statement of Condition
22
•'HF
154
—
5,441
ACCOUNTS
221
4-
Power
78c
—i——
....
—
Calgary
'
Commercial
2.45
2-50
1,450
7
6 %
7
17,985
7%
7%
8
1,350
6Va
,
3,561
.
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Number
197
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Thursday
STOCKS
Last
Preferred
8
Oas
common
3,620
37%
39%
11,345
20%
22%
38,039
108
Class
trust—.
116
Preferred
—
Warrants
17'/4
;
Zell
Crush
9%
^
-
—i__
Int
-
,
Distillers
Seagram
Can
...
'
50
51%
90
11%
11%
12
12
11%
12
7.50
7.70
Dominion Coal preferred.-
_____
j.
Dofasco
—
66%
_
Dominion
Lime
Dominion
Magnes
Dominion
Scot
9V4
common
,
Dominion
Stores—
Dominion
Tar
Preferred
Dominion
Dover
DU
320
10,038
14
14%
18
18%
,
22
19%
19%
Pont
11%
42 %
43%
Preferred
Falcon
Fam
..
Trust—
National
1,105
215
234
Niagara
Fanny
635
Niagara
11
11%
800
1.75
100
National
Groc
National
Rights
Fittings common—
Fleet Mfg
27%
70
29
1
S
7
Utilities
70c
75c
500
53
55%
638
Ontario
1,964
Ontario
Loan-.
Ontario
Steel
Fraser
3,350
Ontario
6
6
6
960
Gshawa
class
7
7
400
34%
390
Parker
275
Pembina
General
Dynam
PMC
Gen
Class
Gen
12%
12%
625
74%
1,081
85
85
200
class
Mack
10 %
9%
10%
4,825
Price
87
87
270
132
150
49
400
6%
250
18 %
19%
5,535
23
11,930
—-
Northern
Cap
21%.
23
class
Coal
Rbbin-Nodwell
6%
6%
40(3
—
16%
1,555
15%
16
5,843
1.10
300
2.50
lot)
20
19%
20
920
59%
58 %
59%
717
~
class
Chemical
A
——
Preferred7
9%
3.20
3.50
19%
19%
——
—
25%
25%
Preferred
6
6%
94
94
305
16%
16
16%
270
Steel—
53%
52%
53%
890
1.55
——
Dauch——T———-——•—- '
Pf————
1.40
1.55
58,404
—
11c
42%
preferred,-—
Smith
Howard
62
Erie.—
Huron
182
Acceptance
25
5 V4
5%
1,650
1.20
900
-
4.60
4.75
Silknit
17%
17%
4,598
18%
155
63c
1,075
5%
17
—
55%
67
67%
;- -
-
-
500
80%
81%
13,618
2.35
74
4,394
Toronto-Dominion
12%
13
2,050
Toronto
Iron
1,610
Toronto
Star
5%
5%
2.25
2.35
3.25
::
73c
5%
5%
760
1.70
—
—
1.70
1.75
1,905
10
400
16%
•16%
———
————
16%
*
;
;
310
60c
500
"
55c
2.80
3.00
; 14,660
2.45
2.35
2.55
1,610
11
^
10%
11
920
2.95
———
Ontario
Cement
common
Preferred
Warrants-
110
6%
5%
60c
—
5.00
4.95
5%
——
—
9,277
-•—:
—•—
'a 70c
75c
2,500
38
75c
—-——
Loan..—'
38
100
—
Secord...:——
16%
16 %
16%
975
Oil
Canada
Southern
22%
22%
103
Canada
Tung-
25
60c
350
10%
10%
9.400
3.50
3.65
4,105
2.65
2,150
Canadian
975
Canadian
Lds
5%c
6,4 .>0
9.000
II,000
T8c;
2,322
38c
8,103
2.75
2.89
l-r.770
7%c
1,212
20 Vac
27c
581,600
9%c 10 %c
34,000
2.80
12 %c
14c
20,000
6%c
7c
187,5.0
42c 4 4 Vac
23,782
6.00
6.00
35c
35c
35c
6.100
26c
27c
4,500
3.30
3.50
15,380
2.25
2.16
2.25
5c
5c
500
11c
12c
6,498
8%c
8%c
3,750
6.10
3,770
4,550
1.07
1.05
1.12
24c
24c
98c
98c
1.00
17c
17c
1,361
39c
37 %c
39c
20,100
7%C
7%c
8c
2,100
6%c
6%c
"4,299
Ex
Gas
—
44%
1,125
Canadian
Malart/
46%
275
Canadian
N
36,377
3,665
Canadian
5,186
19%
19%
19 7/B
725
32%
32%"
800
6 %c
NW
—'—:
Del
Pat—-m»—
16,431
90c
'
:
——
90c
1,500
11
2,855
10%
8.35
1.25
6 %c
15%
15%
275
19%
20
38,152
19%
19 %
10
30
25
1,525
Coch
7c
Chester
—_—'
Chib
2,700
147,500
15c
16c
,109,000
He
600
Comb
Coniagas
1,880
Coniaur
87
87
110
7%
7%
:.'/V751
5%
"5%
23c
12,u00
20 %c
10.664
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
.I2V2
preferred———"
60
12%
13
175
Consolidated
'60
160
Consolidated
90c
1,400
Consolidated
18c
•19c
1,500
Consolidated
13%
14
21,140 '
Consolidated
525
19 %c
21c
68c
72c
22c
22c
2,000
12 %c 13 %c
25,662
38c
30,236
233,500
35c
Shawkey—__—
121
"14
9,450
22c
12 %c
Con-Key
3,988
Beta
10c
Cad_
9c
12c
7%c
6%c
7%c
7%c
8%c
12,000
-4%C
G———
Callinan
C
35c
14,900
8%c
Bellek-—-—!
4c
4 %C
80,660
,
-75c
Discov
3.833
79c
75o
7
7V'2C
Dragon—
10,330
1,0)0
%.c
A
800
Consolidated
G
94%
25
Consolidated
25 3%
30,560
Consolidated
15
19,115
43c
48c
Halli—
25
Arrow_:
7c
6c
Gillies—,
1,500
50c
13,-00
25c
24 c
25c
1.999
-
15 %c 15 %c
Fen
94%
,
4.30
70c
—.
:
'
"13%
2,500
4.25
22c
Met
7
_;_V—13%
14,905
1.61
4.30
-—
Lake..
44%
14
10.000
22c
Will
44
A—*——.*
11c
48c
—
44%
Con
10c
48c
.-i
35c 39 %c
1.60
M—
200
60
7,500
8c
.
35c
Chib-Kay
1,835
'
2,785
1,55
7c
Chrom
17%
--
1.51
15 %c
————
Chimo
30
1.54
Oil
Cheskirlc
20
—v——.
15,766
1.28
5%c
"
Charter
15%
,i—_
625
8.60
8.30
1.25
Porc_;
350
50
6,795,
7 %c
450
•
2.625
•
Cent
10
y
11,226
20,100
11
:
Cent
4.00
—
153
7 %c
90c
!
Cent
9%
3.55
37,408
12c 13 %C
——
Cassfar
4.00
3.55
51,440
12V2c 13 %c
12 %c
-___
Cariboo
-
32 %
Inca___
Captain
2,0JG
2,050
.
3.95
c
30
3.05
Pete———
I
Can-Erin
1,640
"9%
Cr—
Candore-
280
9%
11c 13 % c
'
13,718
3.00
5,100
21,200
44%
31%
1.25
1.18
L
9%
1.21
1.08
Canadian
3.00
5,900
3.50
75
33%
4,361
1.08
30%
■
1.39
3.85
1.08
Homestead
4.75
100
1.28
3.65
3.45
High
4.75
1,060
7,495
1.11
Canadian
6.35
■V
3.70
-
Canadian
16%
15%
3.45
—
8,225
'27%
:
.
Development—^
14,999
6.15
2,100
22%
-4.25
Dyno—
10%
16%
15 %c
c
3.95
3.95
3.65
30%
27 %
15%
9,650
11c
9%
preferred--—!——!.
4%r/c
5c
4,600
•
3.90
30'/a
1.20
"
8c
1.24
——
——
10
19%
class
6c
17c
*
——
64%
Finance
■.
Delhi
Warrants
19
.'—
5%c
1.38
——
Petroleum-_
Astoria
Canadian
2.60
Canadian.
1.20
A
4,100
15 %C.
———
Canadian
102
56c
1.20
Bl_—_4_
Class.
,
1
.
5.00
common--—
A—-———---
Warrants
Traders-
•
—
Canada
700
7
class
I,760
2.500
15%
63%
'Warrants
4,400'
5%
825
18
19%
A
'
Bank.,
18c
51c
1.07
21
——
64%
class
18c
17c
——
Chib
RL—
90c
6,002
70c
class A
Warrants
Can
Top
900
3.45
9%
Douglas
Tip
—
—
——-
Thompson
61
1,900
Ed——-
—-'—!——
57%
5%
10 %
Inv„_"_1:L^_———
"
,Pap_—
i_1——_I1__5%
CG
61
3.25
10%
34
——
56%
2.25
■>
Camp
—-
common
61
—.
common..-.-,
135
/-—_
Preferred.,—
Third
34,186
2.45
2.30
25%, 25%
27
—
1.10
—
Calalta'
Coin
common
57 y2
—
—
warrants-:!—:
Kelvinator
Lambtn
5%
—
Common—--———
—'—
Warrants
Lakeland
5
Texaco
.
-
Club
Class
280
46c
46c
;
Camp
•Cal
19%
—
Tamblyn
Cadamet
535
5%
—
—
4,850
—
'.
Switson
585
81%
—-
PS
Lafarge
46c
Common
3,080,
——
13%
:
13
Syn
Class A
Labatt
49%
53%
5
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
B
v
46
52
Inter : PL—'-—-
Class
~
1,995
1.00
—
12 %
——
ord
Supertest
Cable
—_:
600
12%
A———1
625
25%
11 %c
RL—
2,865
27
——————
class
An k
Buff
17%
:
Oil
Stuart
Buff
9%
1—I—
Can..———
9,715
24%
3.50
—
—
Brunswk
8%
12%
—-
5,222
2 5 V4
—
77%
—,————.'
Steinberg
18,198
—
warrants
Steel
"
——-i
Reef_'
Broul
77
12%
——•
——
3.45
10%
'
9%
—i—"
:——,—
3.40
9.90
,
43 %c
8%
—■—
:
12,000
7c
—
Bralsa
.
—i—
.'
Radio——:
Stedman
1,990
66 %
."
—
common-—
—-
Standard
195
53%
49 %
common
—
Interprovincial class B: 1959
Interprovincial Dis_—_
Jockey
27
__i—
Steel
Stafford
301
54 7/e
Nickel———
900
4.75
.
Preferred—
400
17
.
27
-
Jefferson
6%
6%
6%
27
Preferred
5%
——————
Mfg—l—
Southam
'
56c
International Utilities
Jamaica
5V4;.
——-———-—7
International
Investors
<
18%
Minerals--—
5%
6.35
A
8.300
6c
100
16%
——
—
class
Simpsons
SKD
Slater
300
5%
•'
4
16.300
41,600
'
13 %c
Bay
Brnlorne
660
5
44%
—
9c
9 Vac
30%
—
———
10%
21 %c
:
_i
Bouzan
100
4.50
.
_u— 1--—
:
common
Silverwood
:
1,035
17%
—
—
Bidcop
1,030
27%
4.
common.———
preferred—
Shully's
"
-
—■——
International
Laura
8,771
"96
1.05
5%
Preferred
Lake
26%
25%
4.60
Warrants
•
1,800
——
Int-City
Gas——.———
Internalional Bronze ; common.
Oil
1st
.
Preferred
Kelly
6%
96
Gas'common.
Inland
14
6%
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preferred:
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.
8,545
13%
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common
preferred——
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B
1.03
8c
7%c
3.50
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27c
1.00
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37c
i
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2,050
5%
preferred——
22 %c
.
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46%
A
234,020
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100
5%
20 %
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6,o76
60c
7V2C
30 %
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10.686
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90c
51c
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1,225
41%
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B-Duq
56c
:
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31,100
5%c
—
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223,4
common
Class
Shell
170
Wire——~£---f
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102
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1.18
——
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580
41%
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520
173
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12
62
41%
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9%
——
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1.04
3,000
24
—
18
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Arts
Seven
—
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil—
Imperial Tobacco
Industrial
12
61
12
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class
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Hughes
42%
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Mets
9 %
___
—
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13,926
25%
Exploration
25%
1
10c
1.06
12%
common..———— '
preferred
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25
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5,b69
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.
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89,035.
•
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31c
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10%
class
7c
8.05
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St
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Lawrence
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15.685
94
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7c
8.00
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77%
;
3,425
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31.299
26,766
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5%
.
27c
1,057
5,060
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6,400
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310
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4,924
1,150
9%
—
—
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100
3.20
19%
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common..—:
class
Royal Bank—
Royalite
common
2.53
1.00
preferred—
89c
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Rothman
1.10
—
Harding Carpet common....
Home
16
16
1.10
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warrants———
A
8%
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preferred
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—
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Hinde
Rockowr
16%
—
trust
_,_4
39c
8c
S
50%
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38c
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2.50
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Winnipeg
Greyhound
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10
B
8%
5
420
1,465
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warrants———
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90%
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90
2.05
10
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1.60
20 v2
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—
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18,939
1.13
.
;
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2,888
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66c
10,600
59c
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'14,672
Preferred
6.45
-
10,433
■
7c
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7%
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6.15
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37%
82c
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52c
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27,593
1.55
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,
3,506
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5%
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class
35
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■
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3,795
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,
.
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290
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9%
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6%
:
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1956
Preferred
9%
12
9%
-
common
4,60
18c
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U
5%%
30
1.55
45
4.50
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300
12
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8,090
29
5%
^
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129
7
49%
9%'
Quebec Natural Gas
9%
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•
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48 %
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.28
34%
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6c
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400
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900
1,705
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II,315
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—
129
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22 %
3.20
49 %
Corp
1,900
9%
Lakes
Great
21%
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39c
Class
1,455
A
67c
4,589
33
22%
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67c
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31%
6
65
3,790
43c
—
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Atl
200
•
3,494
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66c
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585
3.75
—
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Power
17%
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-
3.25
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46
32%
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8%
17%
3.00
200
17
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8%
17%
6.15
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3,4J6
10
36
3.75
—
A
14 %
145
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2,388'
10
3,235
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71%
13
11
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110
36
10
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Ang
620
13%
890
10%
17c
Anchor
'725
13
108
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Anglo
30
251/4
13%
Premium
A——
Great
Class
Class
82%
25
common
common
49
class
Preferred
Great
Peoples
655
73
common—
Goodyear common
Gordon
400
30
80
6,823
98%
34%
Anacon
485
r
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9%
5.50
•
——
87
Wares
4934
9%
5.50
13%
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6 %
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——
49 %
—
common
Penmans
85
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Globe
•
6
—_———
—
5,371
19%
——
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29
6%
common
A—
Steel
420
.
—
—
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Fete
104% 105 %
12%
———
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100% 10,1 %
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101 %
—-—
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34%
7
-
preferred—-—
35%
49%
preferred
Store
$5
34
25
Beauty
180 192%
3,590
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200
21%
108
48%
—
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150
14
20%
——
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20,175
29
14
Cement-
10
„———
1.60
29
——
28
common
1.40
18%
B——
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AP
1,695
19
1st
class
Agnico
7,165
21%
8%
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130
28%
LP
9%
Gatineau
16%
28%
27
Gas
preferred
Scotia
27 %
Fruehauf
15%
6,265
common
Alminex
28%
;
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Knit
Acad
1,0UU
__
10
*
4.90
2,900
19 %
3.20
:
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II,339
!
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5
7
.
52%
370
18
18%
17%
A
warrants
Accra
175
16
Telephone
Nova
94
50%
35x/8
Quebec
NW
-
28%
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28
common
93
52%
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B
Natural
Foundation
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595
94
——
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53
192%
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50
_
—
Canada
12%
1.15
19%
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class
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50
100
685
98%
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preferred
class
Northern
272
29
3,li5
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Northern
150
69
7
—
—
x
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Ford
27%
70
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2,180
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8%
.
1.10
100
108
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552
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16,865
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31%
...
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I,740
30
50c
630
•
17
_
Preferred
9^2
30
28
Wire
29
Farmer
Federal
3.50
common—
Steel
8
61
1.90
1.60
12%
7%
19 %
1.85
3.45
29%
28%
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warrants———
600
8%
i_
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212
59
3.50
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18%
3.50
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39
40c
A
(J)
Zellers
500
12%
common
75
60 %
12%
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375
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12%
13
17%
28%
^
;
—
A
Class
25
3,483
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class
Woodward
3,685
29%
—
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2,100
19
___——_—
8
22%
30
11%
Play_-
7%
100
2,996
13
preferred
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1.75
14%
13 3a
common
preferred
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200
22 %
B
National
2.50
7%
1.85
37
1.75
2.50
3.50
10%
warrants
A
:
__
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Class
200
12%
class A
7%
—
19,938
1.75
13%
13%
14%
39
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$6
2
14
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19%
—
104
107 108%
2,950
9,200
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i
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A
500
51c
57%
;
Class
2,477
22 %
214
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Empire
Life—
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104
13%
107
common
10
19%
'
:
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104
13%
.
860
3,685
4.20
56%
warrants
4%%
53
12%
45c
13%
4.15
II
Class
24,021
26
45c
13%
common
Class
65
25
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Weston
"
11%
Brick
Moore
23%
24%
25%
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12
LP—
37
Inv
Eddy
26
2
trust
Western
5
25
Montreal
1,360
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10
common.
-
West
I,075
23%"
45c
56%
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1,300
22%
23%
—
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22
22%
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Montreal
70
42%.
—
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4,419
11 %
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530
22
;
Class
240
19%
._
21%
Leaf
Molson
44,015
21%
common
Milt
16%
22%
!—
Mid-West
1,275
16%
2,606
4.85
Knapp
Western
600
.
5 %
4.65
13%
Westeel
490
I,160
84
(G
Voting
1,165
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class
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1,760
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14%.
——————
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10
8%
14%
8
14
31%
32%
9
22
A
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450
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:
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282
16%
class
Mexican
5,140
7%
__
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375
66%
'
19,455
50%
100
5%
1ZZZ
Westcoast
8%
50
31%
MEPC
4,365
7%
64%
Walk
Webb
31
38%
5%
Wainwright
17,002
9%
^
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Warrants
2,u25
~
—
36,730
7%
Z_—II
Grey Tr
Vulcan
8
3134
!
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common,—
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;
560
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12%
preferred
Preferred
2,085
117
3.260
21,824
Shares.
High
38%
__
for Week
4.65
8%
preferred
B
preferred
12
Blodell
10,866
19
117
.
B
Venez
7%
83
Maple
■-"/
10
17%
23%
50%
—
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■
18%
19
117
9%
15%
23%
class
Vendomat
8
Maher
600
_•
700
Inc
MacLeods
2,785
2.80
1,470
41%
12%
Class B—
25
...
15
2.70
51%
—
Gen
Elect.
56 %.
14%
21%
40%
A
1st
MacLaren
610
14%
^
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61
2.70.
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Dominion
60
20%
Lowney
2,800
61
—
Loeb
4,440
1.60
56 %
J'.
Class
25
14%
.
;—:
Dominion
9%
14
;
—
—
Dale
9%
1.60
—_
—
Steel
Locana
1,900
1.60
——
Groc
Loblaw
25
1.75
Fuel
United
B_
Preferred
985
1.70
United
95
17
class
Class
1,040
27
6,363
23%
preferred
Co
Lob
5
7
1.70
—
common.—
Trust—.
Crown
17%
6%
27
L)
(R
17%
17%
14%
.
Crestbrook
17%
6%
——,
„
—_
Cosmos
Crown
!
common
17%
23%
10
2nd
Low
16%
41%
Sales
Range
of Prices
High
21 %
;
Week's
Last
Sale Price
23%
common
Lob
STOCKS
Shares
17%
Preferred
20,121
17y8
——
B
Coronation
Levy
Thursday
for Week
23%
preferred
20
108
*■
voting
A
preferred
Leland
:.^v 6u0
5.60
26 »/a
7%
A
Class B
Crain
8
5.50
107 %
_
25%
39%
Smelt
class
preferred
$2.00
11,050
22%
Paper
Consumers
Class
9
108
Consolidated
&
Fin
$1.40
$1.25
5.50
Min
Laurentide
Shares
261/2
Warrants
Consolidated
Corby
Low
High
9
Sales
Range
of Prices
Sales
for Week
9
common
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Range
Low
Building
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
Consolidated
Thursday
Exchange
51
15,600
58c
775,200
■
Trans
PL—"J25%r
Can
Trans-Mt
Trans
14%
PFL—.——; 7%
Turnbull
common—
Preferred
Acceptance
Union
Gas
United
Class
A
2nd
Preferred
■
420
.
1,075
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Marcus
Mic
23
,23
1,025
Consolidated
10
950
Consolidated
19%
-20%
15,960
Consolidated
53
53 %
400
Consolidated
.
91c
4.45
1.09
30%
30 %
100
Consolidated
Northld
25%"
240
Consolidated
Quebec-*—
55
Consolidated
Rambler—.
30%
25
-
:
25
30
23%
30
Morrison
Mosher_^
Negus—1__
1,000
91c
"4.45
1.11
1.18
"
22,681
34,550
-
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.
-
4.45
^—-
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Mogul—
9%
,
V
—
7%
12%
43c
.
"
v.20%
J.
preferred—
B_—
7
:
preferred—-—
compion.i—r.
Corp class A.
•_
.12%
..121/2
—__2—'—
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Class
14%
■
,
47c
Marben—
—
43c
2.10
14%c
43c
2.10
6%c
29 %c
16.500
47c
2.05
7,950
14 %c 15 %C
7c
10,208
.
5.500
29c
32c
18,350
48c
50c
8,880
""•1.03
1.03
10O
52
(1680)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Exchange
Last
Range
Low
Red
Consolidated
Regcourt
Pop
12c
;—
Consolidated
Sannorm_—
Consolidated
West
6c
4.40
4.75
15 Vic
17c
11,000
He
10 Vic
12c
94,200
32c 32 Vic
10,100
23c
—
21c
—
:
Courvan
Cowich
1.09
1.05
1.10
19 Vi
15c
Crowpat
14 Vic 16 Vic
Cusco
Cour
15 VaC
17c
l
17c
18c
8c
8c
9c
:
66c
70c
9c
Pac
24 Vac
26c
57c
60c
11%
12 Vi
80c
80c
—
Denison
12
Dev-Pal
Dicknsn
Dome
4.40
27 V4
—
'
Dome
4.30
28%
___•
Pete
Donalda
Duvan
9Vic
*
22c
:
•_
9 Vac
10c
East
Mai
East
Sullivan
Elder
2.57
2.65
vv
2.20
>■0.
1.10
15c
6c
Eureka
_!
___■
;—
Farwest
T
22c
19c
3.00
3.00
86c
86c
86c
8c
9c
Mines
Genex
_____—
___
28
...
13c
_
Masct—
27%
28%
12VaC 14 Vie
Glacier
12
10 VaC
11c
Granduc
:
,
Plains
27c
15c
14 Vac 16 Vac
Gulch
Gulf
3.75
Lead__
Gunnar
3.95
12 Va
37c
9 Vic
9 Vic
8.05
8.20
Rock
1—
3 Vac
4V2C
2.60
2.60
12c
11c
12c
14c
93c
93c
1.00
17c
23c
5 VaC
6c
2.90
2.75
27 %
27 Va
Class'
13
13
13 Vi
18,269
Ponder
1.19
6,992
Preston
75c
81c
6,000
Pros
4 VaC
2,000
Quebec
12c
13c
31,000
24c
21 Vic
24c
Quebec
Town
Quebec
Lith
1.34
1.38
75,300
32c
16,587
73c
135,100
5c
13,500
Shore
Latin
,LL
3.00
27c
5,000
24c
27c
70,000
16c
15 VaC.
17c
80,750
32
:.
32
8,313
6.35
6.90
32,510
—
....
I
,
1
.2.60
1
300
33c 34 Vic
54,600
32 Vac
35c
1.36
1.42
8Vic
8 VaC
1.63
17c
'1.65
1.90
7,100
1.70
16c
1.90
48,400
9c
._
Point
r__
10c
1
—_%___
9 Vic
13Vic
3.20
19,500
400
3,000'
363,650
10c
54,000
67,686
13c 14 Vic.
5 Vic
3.15
6c
5,500
4,516
18c
4,200
4 VaC
90c
90c
92c
7,500
3,400
2.15
2.25
7,250
17
__
__
—
Madsen
Magnet
3.25
17c
4 VaC
2.25
1
Vic
4Vic
,
MacLeod
4 Vic
:
________
Malartic
4 VaC
5c
19,500
9 Vic
.
Majtrans
6
Vic
10c
327, OJO
78c
78c
78c
20c
18 Vac
20c
1,720
__
18c
20c
2,150
9 Vic
9C
10c
7,000
.
__
Bar
Manoka
MS__
_;
Maralgo
lit-
2,600
13 Vac 13 Vic
Marcon
11c
Martin
10 Vic
43c
Maritime
41 Vic
65c
Matatch
_!_____
8.75
Maybrun
9 VaC
Mclntyre
52 Vi
___
McKen
Medal
33c
,
McWat
3,205
10c
1,400
52 %
3,865
35c
25c
33,700
14,800
44,008
55c
28c
55cx
30c
:
6,000
55c
4,600
8c
8c
8 Vic
25,300
24Vic
—
Midrim
__i
;
24 Vic
25p
3,000
_
"
39c
1
15%
Min-Ore
43c
6,600
22c
___i
Corp___
22c
752
14 Va
15 Vi
4.505
8 Vic
;;
.____
Multi-M
8c
9c
II,142
80c
Moneta
Wright-
2,100
9.00
2.79
.
Midcon
Mt
v
24c
Uran
City
32c
51,775
'284,400
Vic
2.62
__
Mill
47c
68c
8
24c
1
Merrill
Min
51%
87,500
2.79
—_—.
____
Mentor
Meta
8.55
2,000
12c
62c
8 Vic
Mattgmi
•I
700
:
Lac
Macdon
!'
380
4.25
3.85
_1_
-
Macassa
<■'
.2,74
4.25
33c
:
Macfie
"i
2.60
1.36
I'
Lyndlist
Lynx
h*
7,600
2,000
33c
—
!
—
Louvict
I
10c
15c
.
3.75
4.25
___
._
Lorado
Man
__
8c
14 Vac
—
Am
Long
30 Va
6.90
•_
—
Lencourt
•i,
2,950
2.77
—
Langis
[IV.
64,364
•
25'/2c
—
Luz—•
Lamaque
Leitch
60c
7.40
—___
Lake
La
10,060
74c
80c
16,300
Quebec
'
__s__.
29c
10,800
15c 16 Vic
67,100
'
75,000
II,900
27%
28 Va
3,800
37c
40c
7,400
47c
500
2.85
200
8.75
96c
1,61
1.72
53,849
12c
14c
34,000
41/2C
:
Montana
6%
13c
IOV4
10%
3,077
25c
38c
656,8.50
Mount
Vernon
National
C.)
Aeronautical
Detroit
of
New
National
Lank
of
Westchester
National
City
Electric
National
6%
Old
Stock
11c
12c
15,000
35c
39c
29,300
5c
5 Vic
3,500
1.34
62.394
1.22
16c
24,000
7.75
7.90
18,130
1.20
3.05
3.15
19,974
I
—-Li
__2__
5.35
24 c
5.30
5.35
23Vic 25 Vic
480
'
20,124
2 4 Vie
24c
29c
29c
700
1.76
1.74
1.79
12,300
12c
12c 12 Vic
.13.021
12c
~
Spooner
Stanrock
:
11c
25,225
1.00
Stanwell
9 Vic
Stecloy
Steep R—
;
90c
1.00
6,860
41c
18,000
8c
5c
;
12c
20,410-
36c
_I
Starratt
25c
9 Vic
5
Vi C
134,400
6,900
4.85
4.75
4.95
12,116
33c
Sturgeon
33c
36c
52,500
Cont
8 Vic
Sullivan
_:
1.60
~
Sunburst
13c
1.60
13c
9c
5,500
1.65
3,730
—
Territory
Texstar
I
3
L
Tombill
13c
II,500
25c
26c
9.550
1.68
4,510
13 Vic
14c
7,100
84c
84c
84c
2,000
72c
^____
1.65
14c
_;
25c
1.68
l'aurcan
Teclc-H
65c
75c
38,900
74c
Torbrit
:
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Tormont
~~V,
Towag
II-
74c
75c
'38c 38Vic
.III
27c
24c
.27c
10.800
iii:_:i_iiiii:i
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Res_
11c
11c
_II__II_IIIIII~
63c
66c
13c
8,300
1.56
1.68
10,160
•
Oil—
_I_IIII
Tribag
•
92c
Chib
HH
Mining—
92c
24c
25c
90,100
19c
18 Vic
19c
2,766
12 Va
11%
12%
6,675
33c
32c
35c
40,033
Buffad
voting
2___
trust
3.65
3.55
~
—IIII
I'"I_ "
I
3.75
7,913
77c
74c
77c
23,52 3
1.40
1.35
1.40
1.939
5-10
4-30
4-16
5-10
4-19
5-
1
4-19
15c
5-
1
4-19
1
4-12
4-15
5-15
4-1
I2V2C
4-30
4-19
36c
4-22
Corp.—
income—
gains
4
4
loc
(quar.)
4
44-
4-22
4-
4
5%-
pfd.
4-
4-22
4-22
5-
$1.0614
22'/2c
5-
1
4-10
5-
1
4-10
27Vhc
5-
1
4-10
9V2C
5-
1
4-18
40c
5-
1
4-17
10c
tquar.)
Fund.
Beneficial
Bank & Trust
Co.
interest
(quar.)i
ctfs.
':
2
—
York
York
Merchandise-,
York
State Electric
Fire
Insurance
preferred
preferred
5-
1
4-22
(quar.)
Gas,
(A.
45c
—
(quar.)
com.
5-
1
4-22
15c
&
5-
1
4-19
35c
5-15
4-16
6-
(quar.)
93%c
7-
$1.12V2
7-
1
6-
7
$1.12V2.
7-
1
6-
7
5-
1
4-15
(quar.)
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%%
Niagara Share Corp.—
payment of
tal gains
income)
and
3c
pfd.
(quar.)
from
27c
from
net
93%c
Company
1
7
capi¬
investment '
net
30c
C.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
(Quarterly
4-15
5-
Nevada)
preferred
3
5-15
(quar.)
6-13
5-31
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-11
•
15c
Western
Ry.—
(quar.)_A
preferred
15c
5%
adj.
25c
5-10
6%
preferred
(quar.)
15c
8-
1
7-11
6%
preferred
(quar.)
15c
11-
1
10-10
preferred
North
American
North
American
(Capital
North
1%
North
Car
preferred
(Scranton)
$1.50
Indiana
4.40%
preference
Northern
Ohio
Northern
Pacific
Northwest
Bank
Ry
Class
B
Nunn-Bush
Shoe
Co.
4-15
5-
1
4-16
5-
1
4-16
5-1
3-22
6-20
(quar.)_
1
6-
1
1
6-14
4-30
4-
25c
5-.
1
4-10
loc
A
1
7-
7-
55c
class
6-
44c
5-
1
4-10
4,10
25c.
Oceanarium,
Ocean
5%
Old
Inc.
Co.
(quar.)
5-
1
5-
1
Republic
Stock
Gas
&
4-10
4-30
25c
4-30
15c
(quar.)
Life Insurance
dividend
9
25c
%
tquar.)
Drilling & Exploration—
preferred (quar.)___
Oklahoma
"
ioc
Wire
5
40c
i
&
1
33c
(quar.)
'
Steel
7-
5-
8
42c
tquar.)
(quar,)
9-16
7-19
20c
1
Extra
9-30
37V'2C
tquar.):
Extra
Northwestern
6-17
&
(quar.)_
Engineering Co.,
1
50c
Service
Telephone
7-
12V2C
(quar.)
National
tquar.)
Public
4-
$1.75
Illinois Corp., common
tquar.)
preferred
tquar.)
—;
Illinois Gas Co.
(increased)
Northern
4-25
Inc.—
Northern
Northern
5-31
$3.50
$1.75
Lines
Pennsylvania
6-10
Calif.
(quar.)
Van
4-18
20c
of
Sugar Industries,
(quar.)
American
Trust
(quar.)
Corp.
distribution)
preferred
Northeastern
Corp.
Investment
gains
American
7%
(quar.)
6-7
5-21
5-
1
4-15
53,100
25c
•
;
United
Canso
86c
III
:I_II~I
I
'
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Unispher
Asbestos.—
1.61
1,000
4-24
1
1
7,300
13c
_
3
1
6-
BB
dividend)
New
6%
6-
6-
(Ark.)—
class
(increased)
4%%
Co.,
New
1.600
18,900
of
&
6-20
$1.37 Va
5-
Co.
in
Co., common
(increased)
stock
split
subject
to
the
ap¬
of the
Public
Service
Commis¬
Norfolk
5-10
4-16
Power
Nielsen
5-31
25c
New
$4.50
4-22
7c
32c
(stock
Process
$3.75
4-10
4-30
4-25
Income
Corp.
4V2%
4-30
6c
1
Stocks
National
Neiman-Marcus
1,179
3.15
U
Thorn
5c
15c
1
_•
South
4,000
11 Vic
4-15
1%
1
Balanced
Jersey
I,785
5-
5-
Stock
New
17,700
15c
5-31
5-
investment
National
New
7c
5-31
15c
Research
net
Natioixal
England
14c
&
Growth
New
25c
5-31
7-
15c
Investors
from
100
23c
7-
7-
$1.50
fiscal year-end capital
distributions)
sion
t25c
t$1.75
2
(payable
National
proval
8
4-12
20%
Quarterly
5.50%
,
5-
Insurance
Securities
(3-for-2
5-
40c
(quar.)
Realty
55,703
5,833
(N. Y.)__——
stock)
Nevada'
4-
4-12
1
(quar.)—
Machines (quar.)
Line
National
Nautec
4-15
4-26
5-
5c.
(Cleveland)
dividend
National
(All
5-1
1
40c
-
Welding
6% pfd. (quar.)__
Terminal, Inc.—
preferred
National
4-15
50c
—
(quar.)_;
Jersey—
Lead Co.,
Marine
4-15
30c
tquar.)
of
Bank
23c
40,194
Corp.
Bank
National
1
1
$3.50
—
series A .(quar.)___
National
1.95
13%
—
(quar.)_l
Bank
5-
5-
t$1.75
.
National
21c
6 Vic
Co.
National
5-16
4-19
5-
28c
'___
(quar.)__
.
<G.
1
1
Inc.—
7%
preferred
(s-a)
Murphy Corp., preferred
Murphy
65-
$1.05
tquar.)
Mills,
5-16
5-15
•
$1.10
tquar.)—
Inc.
5-14
1
$1.50
.
Morse Electro Products Corp. (stock div.)—
Mount Clemens Industries, 6%
pfd. tquar.)_
Mount Diablo Co. (quar.)—
875
13
tquar.)
5-14'
6-12
$1.20
tquar.)—_
preferred
6,100
5,100
6-12
$1.12Vi
"—
common
Holders
6-
.,
5c
—
iquar.)
Co.,
Moore-Handley,
1,000
17,100
(quar.)
Moore Corporation, common
7%
preierence A
tquar.)
7%
preference B tquar.)
8,699
46c 49Vic
Power
preferred
$4.20
3,050
89c
7.80
;
Stand—
Siscoe
United
4.50preferred
4.40%
preferred
600
89c
V Vi
$1.07 Vi:
22c
4,000
Sil
United
.
When
Payable of Rec.
$1.38
12c
'
^
12,975
i—__
23,300
2.74
1.25
Miller—
75,086
5 Vic
1.18'
__^
Free_
Silvmaq
72,075
Vi C
39c
Sigma
66c
38,900
7c
Cr
Sherritt
33c
tquar.)
90c
Sheep
24c
preferred
1.10
25c
____!
Secur
53c
1,600
24c
13V2C
Satellite
60c
5.52%
87c
Con:
Sarcee
30c
7V2C
6c
I
23c 24 VaC
Modern Home Construction (quar.)
Monarch; Max-king oystrin (incieaaecti
Moiiogahela Power Co., 4.8(3% pfd. (quar.)_
1.95
i—
18,GOO
18c
■"•.
(quar.t——
IIV2C
13%
Service, common (quar.)
preferred
63c
23c
——
2,166
2,000
23c
Share
Stock■ dividend
12c
River
V2C
43c
Per
■
,4.30Vc
20,100
21 Vic
4
•:>./'
..
Company
89c
Ant.
4
2,000
21c
22c
24 Vic
Name of
62c
Rvanor
20,400
43c
'
—,
1
1.07
Athab-
5,002
9c
4 VaC
—
i
Missouri Public
4,464
91c
—
Rowan
Union
2,985
8.50
Rockwin
Union
7,500
55c
37c
Algom_.
Rtip
Trim
5,220
'
52c
47c
Rexspar
Triad
20,600
6c
Renabie
Trans
21c
5 Vic
10%
Realm
Trans
65c
64c
89c
Rayrock
Sud
96c
17c
60c
Ranger
Sil
84c
237,378
13c
Raglan
Sand
3.500
15 Vic 15V2c
Quonto
San
l'3c
11c UV2C
2.60
—
Radiore
Rix
10,497
\ 32,170
4,300
27c
:
Metal—
Quemont
Rio
8.10
18c 22V2C
38c
Qunston
Rio
7.45
65,500
32c
Quebec Mattgmi
2 6 Vic
Osu
11,750
15c
7 V2C
Lab
15,700
5c
3.00
_
Ling
50c
1.03
22Vic
19,500
7.35
.
__
Lake
•
13 Vac 14 Vac
7.25
Min__
Dufault
50c
91c
12c
Chib
5c
2,290
1.70
Gas
1.14
8c
8c
DIVIDENDS
7,307
7.60
13 V2C
Ascot—-
70c
Add
13 >/4
2.85
Purdex
Kenville
Lake
Provo
-
12'/2
95c
Quebec
•
41c
8.75
:
30,000
Continued from page 13
11,000
1
Oil-
12,000
!—
Keeley-F
Lake
16,280
40c
47c
Air
330,250
1.38
:
30c 32 Vic
37c
15c
__—_—
Min
14,590
.___
14c
Joutel
Lab
Frairie
12,000
7c
6c
1.10
'
:—
—
Zulapa
261,100
6c
—
29c
'
—
23,647
2.10
53c
Ron
9V2C
6 Vac
6c
—
14c 19 Vic
28%
1.15
Pow
7,100
3,700
63c
Placer
9,267
•
4,800
12c
7.60
17c
.'___
14,324
39,385
11c 11 Vic
7.40
60c
Place
8,830
6 Vic
HG
Zenmac
1,000
95 c
"
80c
Bear
Yukon
2,110
;
Pitch-Ore
30c
20c 21 VaC
3,020
14c
50c
15V2C
_■
7,000
141,000
9c
'
1,680
14 Vic
'____
crow
52c
17 Vac 18 Vac
2.05
48 Vic
IIV2C
12 Vic
Kopan
6,375
12c
;
6c
41c
'__
Yukeno
I,200
9 VaC
50c
._
16 Vi
'
Kirk
Pick
28c
——13 Vic
Kilembe
16c
9c
7.00
Phillips
2,835
46c
15c
____,
——
Kirk
16c
.'i
4 VaC
Jonsmith
Kerr
1.95
37c
Petrol
'4,050
15%
_______
Jowsey
2,200
29c
2,477
20 Vic
Joburke
50c
12%
'
30,900
6c
34c
6,940
45c
30c
Oil
17c 18 Vac
6c.
'
18,440
27c
___—
Perron,
-
78c
27,698
37c
7.95
12,681
'
Joliet
25c 27 Vac
34c
22Vic
Feruv
1.74
28,037
18c
Pernio
1.60
11,200 ».
15,300 ;
;
21,220
1__i.___.____
13%
—
Jacobus
Jaye Expl
Jellicoe
60c
4.95
7.55
Peerless
17c
700
55c
4.65
11c
Int________
'■
-16c
2,160
llVic
Paymast
Pee ExpU
>
11,133
4.40
15c
2,500
35c
!
55%
—
:
Waite—
1.65
30 V4
1.01
76c
:
2,222
30
—
_:
13
—
2.89
35c
•
__—____
49c
Bay
-
2.86
1.60
48Vic
1.16
——
Young
2.00
__2_
15%
:
6,000
24,900
16c
29VaC
:
15C
31c
.
40c
55%
Cop____
Iron
J
G
Yk
50c
Pete
55 Vi
—:
Bay Oil
Ex___
Hydra
—-
2,500
16,000
.
,
74,726
4.00
16 VaC
—
Lead
26c
:
'
;
35V2c
l—
Can___
129,125
'
Pax
Harg
Yan
27c
:
''
10,400
17c
Yale
37c
:
2,450
4,558
1.20
17c
—
Yellorex
5 Vac
203,000
1.14
-
Windfall
3,100
5 VaC
t
83c
1.65
5,500
15,230
'
J
3.85
4.40
Winch
Wr
8,850
9 Va c
16c
5c
56c
'
4,000
3.45
_T__
19C
•
warrants—
.'
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I
5c
4.70
Can_:
13%
Bay
Hudson
Iso
—
B
Hudson
Irish
A
6,500
lie
__.
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Mines____
15V2C
15c
Paramaq
■
class
950
1.65
ParnoUr
7,600
2.90
27 V4
—
15,168
15c
36c
25c
^
'____
Famoil
17,500
—
8 V2C
10c
,_i.
Rank-.
17c
1.70
1.19
•->
Beaver
Surf
8c
15c
35c
:
17c
1.63
82c
_!_—
Wlllroy
34 Vac
30 V*
;
v
Wiltsey
21 VaC
I
I
class
West
79,400
11c
^
'
3.50-
Decalta
148,000
27c
2.86
—_
'
Rock
__2>
Westates
21c
23 V2C
—_
—
V
9,600
Wsburne
W
18c
15c
_1:
Warrants
52,800
22c
20c
16c 18 Vac
V;
5c
Osisko
600
15 VaC
22c
Hollinger
Home
W
27c
_:—
Goldcrt—
Pac
6,000
15 Vic
Heath
W
17,400
17c
2.00
25,250
12 VaC
—
High-Bell
178,424
:
Orenada
200
--
:—
Lakes
Headway
22c 25 Vac
—______
Okalta-
2,200:
IIV2C
::
Hastings
of
2.60
12c
—_
Har-Min
H
52,500
5V2c
O'Leary
Opemiska
13,500
.____
Hasaga
9c 10 Vac
__—
6,500
92c
'
Malar
15c 16 V2c
—1
'
Ormsby
W
3,083
Patino
1
Hallnor
8c
w
14c
13,115
4c
9c
Wespac
24.500
3IV2C 31V2C
68,000
8.15
—
7,600
_
O'Brien
4,000
,
:31c 31 Vac
——
Oils
N
Werner
8V2C
;
North
20,250
7c
6 VaC
1
—
3,244
6 Vac
34V2c
—
•
Norvalie
I,510
36c
_
-
Gwillim
Hard
3.75
12 Va
36c
;
——
—__
10c 10 Vac
7c
3,900
7,033
Northld
14,500
2,500
12 Vi
1
9,500
16c
Norsp
35,517
10,245
,
"—-—_—u
12c
'
5c
86c
Weedon
1.15
1.10
216,225
Rim
North
21,200
16c
24c
Gridoil
6,500
Wasamac
20c
Northgate
N
45,500
37c
15 VaC
_—
——
4c
10 Vac
Violam
7,004
8c
—__________
Coldstream
N
2,005
31c
Grandroy
1,050
4c
lie
7,500
5,668
3,026
11c
Mining
Goldray
Gr
87c
12%.
16c
;
Goldale
GF
84c
43,500
86c
12
—
84c
5,667
.
YK
17c
84c
29c
3.95
1,69
Senator-
:
8,632
4 VaC
5 Vac
18c
Warrants
12,000
1
——
Gaitwin
20c 21 Vac
1.64
17c
_—
6.413
90c
4c
9 V2C
MS—___.
1.53
20c
•
27c
7 VaC
I
Preferred
25
1.50
1.50
Q
3.80
23V2c
1
Can
Vauze
7c
—
Taku__"
4,400
Vespar
—
:——
Rouyn
17c
12,675
7c
Mylama-
'
16c
11.500
1.68
Kelore_
,
33,870
5c
1.46
—
Hosco
Jason
NC
3,028
8c
—
3.00
Harri
New
9,732
1.55
6c
—.___
Norpax
10,500
1.46
1
P
42c
31c
Normetal
25.8J0
1.48
3,089
142,251
4c
_
Cont
Northcal
4,520
22c
lie 11 Vic
11 Vic
.preferred
Pet
Frobex
Giant
13c 13 Vac
13c
—
.
15c-
37c
1.10
Norlex
'
11c
5 V2 c
3.85
Davies
Upp
11c 11%C
—
Norlartic
1,000
W 5,300
20c
14 V2C
.
c
28c
____—
Concord
Norgold
9,620
1.63
2.54
——
French
Gnt
23c
1.63
2.45
•
—,
Fatima
Frncoeur
Geco
22c
—
2.50
;
Fargo
4c
Cal
7,000
32 Vic
Faraday
7:85
19c
Vandoo
10,700
5c
Sol—
7.70
20c
—
5 V2C
—
Nor-Acme
i,800
14c
'
:
6,500
Alger.
Bid
Nisto
5,650
1.07
107
——
Eldrich
El
Urban
Nick
1,000
2.15
—._
1,550
Nickel
13,300
2.65
—
,
_•
16c
New
5,250
23,500
21 Vac 23 VaC
15c
New
8,100
,
85,300
15c
;___
New
3,395
3,900
24c
—'J_—2
Duraine
Dynamic
29
13%
9 Vic
23c
New
8,820
9c
.
I7V2C
Newnor
1,100
23c
—•
-
Reef
-
1
Oils
United
Newlund
16,704
13
l__-
United
7,325
New
13,028
4.60
9,300
2.05
New
5,725
/
5 Vac
New
•
5,900
25 Vac
Delnite
14V2C 16 Vac
High
7.75
Mindam_
5c
New
119,350
8 VaC
Fort—
New
5,125
68c
8VaC
Horn__
D'Eldona
United
Warrants
29,200
Shares
Keno
1.94
New
73,208
17c
'
63,500
Newconex
89,500
17c
_
D'Aragon
United
2.05
New
53,500
8,324
8c 10 Vac
9c
.1
Daering
8Vic
8c
8c
United
16,700
40 V2
12,125
Croinor
500
1.17
5 V2C
New
7,900
18%
2.00
Fete__
New
7,000
18%
—
Craigmont
Delhi
24c
1.90
1.14
Expl—
Nello
3,100
3,980
for Week
Low
1.90
1.15
16c
Sales
Range
of Prices
High
__
Cr_.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
I8V2C
5,500
2.15
15 Vic
:
Coulee
De
6 Vic
STOCKS
Net
18,000
4.75
Corp
Cop-Man
Cop
Shares
Nat
132,071
2.05
2.15
Conwest
Deer
13c
Thursday
for Week
M_
Murray
Naraa
10c 11ViC
—_—
P
Murphy
.
High
10 Vi c
11c
Range
of Prices
Low
Shares
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
Sales
Last
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
,
Sale Price
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Thursday
STOCKS
Consolidated
Week's
Thursday
Toronto Stock
.
(Chic.)
62V2C
(quar.)
4-15
4-10
com.
(initial)
5-
1
1%
1-
Electric/new
10c
.
5-
1
4-10
18c
4-30
4-10
4-10
fftmmmimtmw
Volume
Number
197
6257
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1681)
Per
Name of
Oklahoma
Gas,
4.92$
series
.
B
preferred
5-15
5-15
4-30
6IV2C
5-15
4-30
40c
6-10
5-31
-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quebec Ry. (s-a)
&
Ontario
&
4.65%
Rockland
?S3
6-
1
5-
5-
1
1
4-16
1
Roanoke
Rubber
Elevator
Otter Tail
$4.40
Corp.,
preferred
preferred
$3.60
from
($0.20
Oxford
(quar.)
(quar.)________.
4.10%
preferred
J
(quar.)
preferred K (quar.)
preferred L (quar.)
5-
1
2
11-
1
(quar.)
10c
both
on
Oxford
A
25c
7-
4-26
4-
6-10
$1.50
5-15
1
Robinson
6-14
5
and
Co.,
(stock
and
.
Roper
15c
_
(quar.)
(George
4-25
Rorer
(William
1
5-20
Rose's
Stores.
6-
81.25
6-
1
Class
5-15
B
(extra)
Coast Co., 5% preferred
preferred (quar.)
6%
Lighting
Corp.
Pacific
National
Bank of
Quarterly
American
Pan
Park
World
Chemical
Parke Davis
Parker
4-29
4-17
S.
4-
1
St.
7-31
7-
J
±4c
6-14
5-24
Pearl
Brewing
Peerless
20c
(quar.)
Insurance
Co.
4-26
4-
4-15'
35c
—__.
preferred
4.64%
(quar.)__
.
Peoples
Class
A
Peoples
Co.
of
dividend
Bergen
(quar.)
com.
4.68%
(N.
preferred
preferred
Phillips-Van Heusen
Pierce
&
Stevens
Pillsbury
$1.25
Home
Stock
5-1
5-
Pneumatic
1
$1
5-1
5-
Selected
4-15
4-15
1
5-
1
4-30
1
5-
5-
40c
5-15
5-
1
5-15
5-
Class
1
1
4-22
7c
4V4%
Transit
Potomac
Sheller
Sheraton
4-11
4%
&
5-20
Sierra
5c
5-15
5-
50c
<
5-1
1
81
4-12
5c
6-24
5-
6-24
6-
3
62tic
6-24
6-
3
(A
;
Class
Price
B
$1.3712
4-30
Bros,
&
Co.,
Ltd
(quar.)
Producing Properties, Inc., 6%
Professional
Golf
Protective
Life
pfd. (accum.)
dividend).
(stock
Insurance
Public
31 Vic
Co.
(Birm.,
&
Ala.)—
Trust
Colorado,
preferred
preferred
4.64%
preferred
Service
of
4.50%
Fund,
com.
(quar.)
5-
1
4-19
4-11.
5-10
$1.2.2%
6-
1
5-10
6-
Southwestern
1
5-15
4-26
84c
5-15
4-26
5-15
4-26
4-25
4-
10c
4-30
4-15
10c
4-30
4-15
3.70%
„
(quar.)
$1.12 %
»__
(quar.)
9c
_
(quar.)
4.15%
4.40%
4.40%
C.
Can
Radio
Co.
Corp.
Common
$3.50
(quar.)
America—
(increased
quar.)
preferred
Randall
:_
35c
(quar.)__
Rank
payment of 7 Vs>%
Reading & Bates
Quarterly
•
Offshore
Drilling
7 Vic
L
A
Realty Corp.
Owl
(N.
Y.)
(stock
dividend)—
5%
4%%
4V2%
Metals
.
Stock
Y.)
Richardson
Company
6-
1
1
5-13
1
5-13
$1.20
—
25c
5-
4-19
Waldbaum,
4-19
Walker
4-19
Waltham
27Vfec
5-
4-19
5-
4-19
$1.15
27Vic
5-
4-19
(increased
4-10
7-10
6-15
40c
6-
1
5-20
15c
dividend)
4-30
5c
quar.)
(stock
4-19
4-
5%
of
Canada.
4-19
5-
5-
4-22
4-10
6-24
5-17
Balanced
Ro°
&
Farnham
Stock
West
Fund,
Fund.
5-
1
4-
1
6-
1
5-
1
30c
5-6
4-30
4-16
15c
%5-15
5-
Stevens
1
Stone
Stone
(J.
&
—.____
Foods
Co.
4-25
4-
8
Westminster
4-25
4-
8
West
Corp.
Inc.
(quar.)———
(quar.)
I-,-—
(quar.)
!
Inc.
(quar.)
5-1
4-29
4-22
5-
1
4-12
5-
Strawbridge & Clothier,
4-19
of
Stubnitzi
Greene
Suburban
1
4-12
Suburban
5c
5-1
4-19
Sunset
6-28
6-14
30c
6-12
5-17
Stock
Swank,
California
Gas
Propane
dividend
Inc.
(quar.)—
Corp.,
Gas
International
(stock
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Petroleum
dividend)
6-
1
5-10
div.)_
i
—
5-
1
5-
1
4-15
4-26
4-19
4-15
5-10
4-12
5- .2
4-22
5-15
4-26
4-26
3-28
6-15
5-15
6-
1
5-17
4-22
4-1
5-
6
4-15
40c
5-
1
4-15
5-
6
4-12
33c
5-
1
4-10
26y4c
5-15
3-30
7-15
7-
6c
5-15
4-26
1
14c
4-30
4-15
15c
5-
1
4-15
$1.75
\
7-
1
6-14
6-
3
5-15
$1.50
—
(quar.)
t20c
regulatory
4-15
to
10c
4-24
4-10
75c
5-
4-15
6-
4-29
4-
1
5-15
5-
1
5
au¬
Paper—
(quar.)
Amer.
4-15
4-11
6-20
2%
to
4-30
17'/2c
(quar.)__
(subject
$1.12%
;•
Western
1
1
>
Holdings, Ltd.—
dep. receipts (final
approximately $0.70)
5-10
5%
5.20%
25c-f* 5_ !
4-16
Western
5-31
5-
1
4-
9
6c
4-30
4-15
4-30
4-15
5-15
5-
1
23/2%
4-23
3-
8
2V2%
10-21
9-
6
5%
6-14
5-15
payment
6-
7
4-16
5-
1
4-
(quar.)_________3iy4c
preferred (quar.)_
32y2c
5-
1
4-
5
5-
1
4-
5
Pacific
25c
5-15
5-
1
35c
6-14
5-23
5-
1
4-
5-
Co.'—
—__________
preferred
—
RR.
(quar.)
;
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.).
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., common
4% prior lien (quar.)
Class A (initial)
Class
B
(initial)
j
White Sewing Machine, 72
$3
—
—__
(quar.)
$1.43%
$1
Stores,
Ross,
i
(quar.)
5
1
4-
5
20c
5-15
5-
1
(quar.)
1
•'
—;
5-15
5-
50c
5-
1
4-19
75c
prior pfd.
(quar.)—.:
Inc. (quar.)
Inc.
5
6c
—_
preferred
Whitp
Will
equal
35c
Western Light & Telephone
Common
(increased)
5-15
33c
(stk.
Co.
preferred
4-30
14c,
.___
quar.)__
.__
4y2%
5-
7V5c
common
1
4-11
12y2c
thority approval)
West Virginia Pulp &
15c
—
5-
4-25
30c
(s-a)
Paper Co. Ltd.
Gas
dividend
I2V2C
I2y2c
—15c
common
(increased
'
5-15
4-30
10%
(quar.)_.
guaranteed
Ohio
Stock
37V2C
.———___
(quar.)
Stowe-Woodward,
5%
____
&
Webster,
Stouffer
1
P.)
Container
Strolee
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)_______
5% pfd. A (quar.)
Sterling Precision Corp.,
5% preferred C (quar.)—
.4-29
5-
Inc.
Products
4-15
Jersey & Seaboard RR.—
Special
5-31
Stores,
4-
1
Ltd..
Transportation
Westgate-California Corp., 6% pfd. (quar.)_
5%
preferred (s-a):
13c
Inc.
Inc
5
4-30
5-
5-16
2%
& Worts,
dividend)
--
21c
(increased)
(stock
income)
15c
Farnham
3
Wellington Equity Fund (from net investment
tl7V2C
&
dividend)
Gooderham
Co.
common
3-29
19c
Bros.
A
3
3%
(quar.)
Co
(stock
Watch
5-
4%
.■
10%
Ltd.
Inc.
(Hiram)
4-
$1.12 y2
Werner
5-27
4-19
dividend)
Corp. (stock
Telephone & Telegraph
Manufacturing
Class
1
4-18
4-18
1
$0,043
(Conn.) (quar.)&_
Pictures, Inc. (quar.)_
Washington (D. C.) Gas Light (quar.)_____
Waste King Corp., 6% preferred
(quar.)___
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.—
•'
4-25
1
5-1
5-
30c
Waterbury National Bank
$1.10
10c
5-
'
2
15c
5-
31 Vic
4-18
2%c
(quar.)
dividend)
5-
com
4-
1
4
America—
5-
A
1
5-
12 >/2C
(stock
of
Warner
4-18
$0,065
preferred
92V2C
6-14
6-14
Rogers
Corp.
97V2C
Oil
Aluminum
1
income)__
j.—
$1.03%
(quar.)_____
1
20c
:
Fund
4-19
(quar.)
5-
iy4c
5-15
—
4-
20c
(quar.)
conv.
Vogt
1
4c
;
20c
-
5-
6-17
22 c
1
(from
4V2%
Vernitron
Virginia
4-15
$1.37 Vi
(quar.)
Works
&
9-16
4-30
$1.43%
1
(quar.)
Fund
Mutual
Waters
7-15
10-15
$1.31 y4
(quar.)
Fund
Vanadium
8-15
6-10
30c
_.
Van
:
Co.. (s-a)
Camp Sea Food
Special
5-15
5
Mining—
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Products
Bros.
&
Income
Iron
4-26
5-
'_
i
Van
Dorn
5-15
30c
(quar.)
Sugar
Line
5-27
4-
30c
(quar.)
Wyoming Consolidated Oil
Line
6-26
4-22
100%
Corporation
Van
4-15
6*15
$2
dividend
Vanderbilt
1
stock
Construction
Value
7
5-16
5c
(quar.)
Value
'5-
1
22 %c
(quar.)
VSI
5-13'
6-
6-
25c
5-15
$1.12%
(quar.)
25c
31 Vic
25c
6-28
59Vic
(quar.)
5
Sterling
.
(N.
4-
6-
"
quar.)
split)
preferred
Utah-Idaho
5-13
1
4-
Co.—
Corp.
4-30
6-
5-31
...
''I:
Power—
preferred
Stock
5
28v2c
4-15
Corp.—
common
preferred
5
4-
4-25
14c
(quar.)__
dividend
4-
4-30
4-11
4-30
$1.12%
?
Company
Utah
4-30
4-30
f
(initial
common
534%
Utah
4-15
'%
preferred (quar.)____:
preferred (quar.)
Realty Equities
4-30
4-30
'; 5-15
of\ Dallas—
______
A
4-12
1
4-15
2
Tobacco,
Peninsular
5%%
Co.—
common
Service—
Parts
5
7%c
5V* %
4-26
45c
-
(quar. )__;•___
class
1
5-15
22V2C
____;
Monthly
5-
5-
Steinberg's Ltd., 5Vi% pfd. A (quar.)
t$1.31J/4
Stelma, Inc.
(stock dividend)—3%:
lie
(quar.)_____
Republic National Bank
Reynolds
4-29
6-20
Leaf
Upjohn
4-16
4-16
$0.2656'/4
_____—
Corp.,
Roe
4-
4c
(quar.)
5-24
Ohio
1
7%c
Controls
5-24
Co.
4-15
5-
Corp.—
6-29
of
4-29
10c
(quar.)
New
5-14
1
Sterchi
Corp. (quar.) ______—
Reliance Electric & Engineering Co.___
Ridge Tool Co.,
9-20
4
1
19c
(quar.)
Stein
9-20
9-30
'
(quar.)—
Inc.
(quar.)
^
Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd. (quar.)
Corp.
6-
5-
24c
Gifts.
Co.
35c
(quar.)_______
Upper
4-15
5-
20%
(quar.)
Steel
of America—
Stores
Corp.
6-30
9-30
30c
(quar.)__
Stores
45c
3
I7V2C
^—
Stein
6-20
12 Vic
Redwing Carriers. Inc._
Republic
6-30
Pharmaceutical
A
(3-for-2
5-
28c
par)
(quar,)___
9
17 %c
&
A
Universal
1
f31 V4C
;
S.
Universal
Co.—
par)
5-
4-12
4-12
Corp.,
Class
"
_—_
______
.____
Chemical
Class
Income
—
com.
&
-
(quar.)__~
Co.
5-15
5-
Borax
Universal Container
4-18
1
common
($25
1
4-30
15c
Quarterly
4-10
1
1
6-
Standard
24c
Corp.
Spencer
1
56-
$25c
Standard
4-17
7Vic
Properties
Reliable
4-30
12 Vic
Real Estate Investment Trust Co. of America
Red
6-21
1
Corp.—
_y
Extra
Class
3-18
7-
6-24
Quarterly
Real
5c
less British Income Tax)
Extra
4-29
3-29
5-
U.
7-15
Steel
Bearings (quar.)_
Organization, Ltd., class A (interim
1
1
Standard
87V2c
Graphite
and
______________
4}/t%' preferred
3-29
■5-
S.
6-29
preferred
preferred
1
;—25c
5%
preferred (quar.)
Spector Freight System, class
Speedee Mart (stock dividend)
of
5-
8-
($100
6-
4-30
Fund—
35c
preferred
4.60%
3
preferred
preferred
37y2c
Diego) —
1
25c
(quar.)_
Public
preferred
preferred
3.90%
5
6-14
,
Continental
25c
5.60%
5-10
28c
income
gains)
9-15
preferred
Southwestern Drug
$1.16
(quar.)_.
(quar.)
(quar.)______—_________
(quar.)
(quar.)_
1
5
4-
15c
investment
realized
25c
Telephone,
1
Hampshire—
4-15
4-15
British
preferred
preferred
6-
.
New
Corp.
Southeastern
3
1
(quar.)
Co
5-
fr 4.36%
R.
Railway
non-cumul.
America
Quarterly from investment income
United Services Life Insurance Co.—
(Wash., D. C.) (s-a)
United States National Bank (San
4-12
5-
.____
20c
(quar.)
Sportswear
Southern
4-26
70c
,
Puritan
1
5%. non-cumul.
;_
Inc.
5-
preferred
5%
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Puritan
4.80%
net
net
■United
4-12
4-30
5-
(quar.)25c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—:
Southern Indiana Gas & Electric
5-15
4-30
22c
4V'4%
,
—
(quar.)
Co.
1
from
from
4-12
61c
(quar.)'
81.06J/4
(quar.)
Common
4-11
4-26
Co..
(quar.)
4.90%
Edison
4-
Corporation—
United Fruit Co.
3-29
$2
;
(stock
:
Bank
of
1
6-
15c
Service
3.35%
5-
5-17
10%
4-16
10c
;
4.56%
preferred
(quar.)
Southern California Water,
4% preferred
(quar.)_
2
4-19
United
4-19
f25c
;
5%
(quar.)
4 V4 %
Public
4-
1
5-15
31 %c
Quarterly
Provident Tradesmens
(Philadelphia)
(reduced)
—
California
5-
40c
Progress Manufacturing Co.—
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
'
equal to about 80.128)—
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
6-28
•-
Vitamin
Common
$50c
Procter & Gamble Co.
of
5-
5-
40c
S.
Southern
4.48%
Co.
$1
$1
(quar.)
S.
5-
1
4-15
Corp.
U.
Sony
4-30
4-16
U.
Smith
4-30
5-15
4-15
'
(quar.)
5-15
4-11
5-15
60c
Baltimore
4-15
4-11
5-15'
4-10
6-14
1
5-15
5-10
4-29
1
15c
9
50c
13c
5-
(quar.)
5
4-
25c
5-
25c
A
4-
5-
quar.)
90c
Inc.
class
4-15
5-
$1.50
(quar.)
Rubber Co., 8%
pfd. (quar.)
Shoe Corp,
(quar.)_
,i___T
(quar.)
Slater.Steel Industries, Ltd., common
6V'2% series A pref. (quar.)
15c
Realty,
4-15
tl2y2c
4-12
Corp. (quar.)
dividend)!
1
(annua))
(quar.)__
_!_
4-26
5-31
(quar.)
4-30
10%
(quar.)
less
5-
(quar.)___
United-Buckingham Freight Lines, class A__
i2y2c
Class B
,A_f
_'
$0,006 y4j
U.
4-15
O.)
6c
(Md.)
California
12V2c
8%
4-19
5-
Ltd.
Insurance
of
4-19
4-19
5-15
5-
5-
(quar.)
4-19
5-15
5-15
6c
3-29
pfd.
4-30
5-15
'
4-19
30c
.
5-15
6-10
(A.
_!
!____
V_.
4-30
$1
5-15
4-30
87j/2c
16c
Co.,
6-14
$1
10c
Corp.
10-18
92y2c
(quar.)
America, com.
payment of
of 3834 %
Corp.
4-12
62/3C.
income)
4-30
(quar.)
Biscuit
5-23
4-30
7-19
1
$1.12 ya
Boston-^-
81.17%
pfd.
United
6-10
4-22
20c
'
(quar.)
.__
Skelly Oil Co.
4-15
$1.06V4'
—______
Artists
4-25
1
25C
common
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.
(s-a)
Singer Mfg. Co., Ltd., American dep. rets.—
3
62V2c
preferred
United
1
8-
11-
35c
(quar.)
___.
United Funds:
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Co., common
preferred series A (quar.)
&
4%
4-12
4-19
6c
Pacific Power
S.)
4-12
1
1
4
1
1
5c
(Cleveland)
Corp.—
preference (1955 series)
(quar.)
preference (1956 series) (quar.)
5-
5-
4-.15
5-
7-
62y2C
(quar.)
of
Co.
5-
.5-
4-15"
Aircraft
(20c
Sherwin-Williams
5-31
(T.
Trust
United
50c
income)
(s-a)__
4-
Simms
Union
5-24
7V2C
(quar.)
25c
Alexander,
Presidential
preferred
$2.44
5-20
81
of
6-21
8
1
40c
Haven)
4-19
1
62y2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Bank
Life
Co.
6c
(quar.)
4-26
4-30
5-
37y2c
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
of Canada,
Co.
Union Labor
(L. A.)—
(New
(reduced
Corp.
Gas
6-
.
2;.
■
Co.—:
(quar.)
20c
1
Manufacturing
4-27
3
Union
4%
(resumed)
Inc.,
A
Oil
1
Street
Products
preferred
Union
5-
5-24
62'/2C
:
$1
investment
Latz,
40c
6-
6%:
4-19
85c
Salle
12V2C
(quar.)
S25c
81.75
;
__
Co., 3.60%
preferred
(quar.)
Powdrell
from
Shaw-Barton
4-11
5-29
Union
13c
;_
4-■15'1
$1.50
preferred
preferred
(quar.)___.
Finance, common (quar.)
1
6-14
5-
5-.1
(accum.)__
Corp.— •
•
preferred
5-
17c
5-31
(quar.)
•.
Metal
$3.50
"■4-15
(quar.)
5%
Ltd.—
10c
Corp.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
$4
Shares—
Tax
Edison
4.70%
4-30
La
13c
__.
investment
1
Ry.—
(quar.)___________
Corp._
1 ___^
K.) Co. (Del.)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.).
5 Va %
2V2%
South
$3.70
7-18
dividend)
-
dividend).
$4.50
3
1
1
•
4-•12
2'/2c
(stock
Street
convertible
Tyson
6-29
8-
of
1
5-
4- 30
4-29
(quar.)
Development Co.,
Salle
preferred
Quarterly
5-lo
i
27'/2c
(Quarterly from
Shatterproof Glass
5-
La
Industries
Class
(stock dividend).
(quar.)________
:—
5-
55c
5-20
208
1
7-15
5-15
.
City Second Unit—
$1.50
4-22
Instruments, Inc.
6-20
62%c
&
South
6%'
6-
i2y2c
___
Tropical Gas Co
4-18
(stock
Co.
Shaer Shoe Corp.
Trust
3-29
3
4-26
Shareholders
Co.—
6-
5-
(quar.)
B
Servonic
1
10c
(monthly)
American
Seligman
6
5-15
6-
(quar.)
Corp.
Finance
Preferred
4-19
6-
Tudor
Co.'—
(Quarterly
3-20
1
■
Security First National Bank
Quarterly __;
5-20
4-
(quar.27V2C
83.40
(H.
Portland
(s-a)
Sea
Pak Corp.
(increased )_
Security-Columbian Banknote
4
208
1
4-19
Seaboard
6-
7-15
5-
$13
;.
Paper
4-15
$25c
5-10
Scott, Foresman & Co.
Scott
5-1
7-31
25c
4-10
16 V4c
Corp., common (quar.)______
preferred <quar.)_
2nd preferred (quar.)
5%
Aviation
5-15
4-30
35c
5- <1
7V2C
Inc.
Commerce
4-10
4%
1st
Porter
69c
2bc
.
$1.31 y2
Amer. dep. rets.—
(A final payment of 4V4% free of
Trinidad
West Indies Tax)
;
!
tlOc
37V2C
.
Reg.
Electric
preferred (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
Scrivner-Stevens Co. (quar.)
16c
Insurance
3
Gas,
Union
4-10
Polaroid
5%
6-
&
Petroleum
Union
4-10
Co.
Scale
5
40c
'
Rubber
6-14
Oil
5-
1
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula
7%
non-cumul. pfd.
(quar.)
Pittston
Company, common
(quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd. (quar.)___
Plymouth
Trinidad
6-17
$1.22 Vi
A
5-23
Security Insurance Co.
Co., common (quar.)j.
preferred (quar.)
convertible
Trico
5-17
Class
4-10
1
5%
Pittsburgh Brewing
4-
3114c
Life
4-19
6-14
5-15
5-
81.50
(quar.)_
Owners
6-14
1
6-20
4-19
,,
4-25
5-
(quar.)
common
4-19
1
15c
Monthly
4-20
4-12
dividend
$2.50
4-30
97V2c
Chemical
preferred
5-1
4-12
dividend)
.
4-10
5-
15c
95c
Co., 6%% preferred (quar.).
convertible
preferred (quar.)
Pioneer
Scott
Scott & Fetzer
4-30
,
(stock
4- ■15
4-30
3
$1.07%
Pioneer Finance
$1.60
2
8
81.10
Corp.
Company,
4-
4-
81.17
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
*■:
5-
84
preferred
3.90%
1
4-25
4-30
3.80%
4%
5-
12c
17%c
_____
4. •15
2
Schwitzer
62%c
(quar.)
4- 15
1
(quar.)_i
(quar.)
$5.26 preferred (quar.)
Transcontinent Television, class B
Transportation Corp. of America—
9-
4-30
5c
preferred (quar.)
j:
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
Quarterly
Philip Morris, Inc.—
1
5-
$5.60
5
12-
3-18
15c
(quar._
4.30%
5-
$1.40
4-
9-17
5-15
30c
(quar.)
$1.42 y2
4-22
6-15
4-22
.
y
4- 15
4- 15
$5.70
12-16
A
.»'■. 4- 15
(quar.)
4-12
}:6c
preferred
1
•<:
preferred
preferred
4-22
$1.25
A
5-
63 %c
__
1
$1.25
Corp.—
preferred
ii.
5-1
Twin
Schultz
5V2%
4- 15
5-
$1.25
4-30
5V2%
1
$1.49
Ry.,
5-15
J.)
4-11 ;
5-
Corp.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trans-World Financial
(quar.)
& Co. (quar.)
Stores
5-31
25c
Line
4-19
4-11
(quar.)
preferred
1
Corp..
Sav-O
1
1
preferred
5
class A liquidating
5-15
5-15
5-
5-
4-30
$4.90
5
._.
4-15
+7V2c
(quar.)
$2.55.. preferred
5-
._
1
1
5-15
$5.96
(quarj_____
W.)
3-29
20c
;
7-
(quar.)
A (quar.)__
5-
Co.—
preferred
pfd.
class
6-1
3%
4.40%
.
(Howard
Antonio
5-15
5-15
1
6-1
25c
6-
+7%c
County
preferred
Sams
San
5-
20c
•
Pipe
15c
81.06
$1.06V*
—
Electric
4-10
4-15
5-15
-
3-25
(quar.)
Ltd.
3
5-31
5-31
2%
Gas
7-
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Schering Company, common (quar.)__
5%. preferred (quar.)—
Sciilumberger, Ltd.
(quar.).
.
convertible
4-25
Foods,
(quar.)__
(quar.)
50c
81.16,
._
_—
_
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc. (quar.)
Permanente Cement Co.,
common
(quar.)_
5%
5%
5-
1
Service,
preferred
preferred
Saiada
.
Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)
Pep Boys Manny, Moe & Jack (quar.)
Philadelphia
5-15
■..,<•/
!
(quar.)
Trust
Stock
5%
4-22
15c
-
,__
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Credit Jewellers, Ltd.,
4.25%
1
1
10c
—
-
6-
5-
Public
6-
8
25c
5c
(quar.)__
Louis-San Francisco
5% preferred (quar.)
5
25c
(quar.)
Louis
5-15
t50c
dividend
Common
$10c
Co.,
Ltd.
Y.
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Corporation, 5V2%
Cement
3
25c
_•
(quar.)
(N.
10c
A
(quar.)
Lawrence Corp.,
6-
6-15
;
St.
5-10
4-30
(Keene, N. H.,1
M.
Lawrence
St.
5-1
,
Pennsylvania
4.20%
St.
4-19
|25c
•____
Co.
(quar.)
Chemicals (quar.)_—.__!
Power Co.—
•">'■
Pennsalt
5-17
._—25c
(quar.)____
Traffic
Penn
_.
C.
Class
Bank
Trust
Transcontinental
■"
4-30
&
______
(interim)
Togs, Inc., class A (quar.)
Russell Manufacturing Co.
5c
5-15
4-25
20c
Russ
5c
Co. of Canada
(increased)__
5-11
4-
3
35c
,__
Corp.,, common
4-19
7%c
Co.
5-11
1
10c
A
6-12
Co
&
Drilling
.
(quar.)__
common
6-12
35c
Airways
Inc.,
1
6-
Stock
3-29
6-
4-10
4-26
6-
23c
;
(quar.)
Trane Co.
(quar.)
Transamerica Corp.
4-12
4-30
Bank
20c
(quar.)
5-15
,__—__—__
Ltd.
4-11
4-12
4-26
Corp.
Corp.
Scale
15c
(quar.)
6-28
Co., common..
.
3
4-26
4-11
4-30
10c
Inc.
6-28
'i ;
Trade
5-
1
5-1
t$1.06y4
Corp.
H.),
60c
*
Porcupine Mines
D.)
preferred
Royal Trust (Montreal)
l
Francisco—
Pacific Nutrient .& Chemical
Common i
__;
-i!
Pamour
Class
5
25c
(quar.)_
31V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)
San
4-15
6-
(quar.)
Toronto-Dominion
6-15
t7V2c
(quar.)
37 %c
Pacific
Pacific
4-29'
$1
_
Toledo
5
$5
(quar.)
Rothmoor
Pacific American Corp.
Tokheim
5-10
6-
25c
5-
5-31
$1.06 y4
5-10
6-
jlOc
(quar.)
Corporation
5-10
100%
B)__
quar.)_______
preferred
Broadcasting
Ronson
2
6-
6-15
4-10
t40c
$1.14
4.25%
t6V4c
Rollins
4-
5-10
preferred
B
4V4%
.
v':
■
5-15
6-
3
4-22
1 '
$1.14
$1.06 y4
37%c
(quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)
Paper, Ltd., class A
Class
dividend
class
and
1
4.56%
5-
5-15
5-
split)_:
preferred
4V4%
5-10
80c
Rolland
from
80.04
preference
$5
5-15
4-19
80.24
Co.
A
Rohr
1
1
Fund, Inc.—
gains
income)
class
5-15
6-
5-
6-
5-10
6-
$1.37V2
stock
(quar.)__
Light, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)______
preferred
(quar.)___
preferred (quar.)__
6-
$1.233/4
(quar.)
(2-for-i
Ltd.
5-15
20c
12 Vic
(quar.
Edison
$1.18%'
Mills—___.i__________
Pittsburgh Goal, common
&
Toledo
$1.02Va
common
non-cumulative
1
Canada,
$1.62Va/
Cotton
Rochester
5%
Inc.,
preferred
90c
81.10
Securities
(initial
Paper
6-28
25c
quar.)
5.50%
Robbins & Myers
25c
the
class
7-15
45c
(init.
com.
(quar.)
Manufacturing
5-10
I
___
new
capital
6-
si
preferred
(quar.)
investment
net
Texas Power &
preferred H
Outlet Company
Over-Th'e-Counter
Texaco
43/4%
(quar.)
Co.,
Tampa Electric Co.
4-22
(quar.)
35c
;
"
Inc.
4-15
5
(increased)___
(s-a)
Electronics,
4-
4.10%
3
5-
preferred
5-
4.95%
common
15c
4%
Tamar
4-25
6-18
6-
4-12
23%c
6-18
12-
4-19
5-
When Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
common
27(ic
1
4-15
5-
Company
Talon, Inc.,
(quar.)
common
1
f20c
(quar.)
Co.
Power
Electric,
7-
4-30
Per
Name of
4-19
22V2C
.
(quar.)
&
F
Holders
5-
c.
Co,
preferred
When
Payable of Rec,
93%c
(quar.)
7-
t20c
preferred
(quar,)
81
12 %c
(s-a)
O'Sullivan
Gas
Rochester Gas
4%
30c
81.19
:
Ltd.—
(increased s-a)
A
A
Share
(increased).
common
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc.
Roadway Express, Inc._
4-16
5-
Company
Inc.,
3% %. preferred
Wholesale,
Class
Class
New
Per
Name of
Rich's,
4-30
81.16
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Originala,
Inc.
Oshawa
Holders
32%c
_.
Utilities,
preferred
4.75%
Otis
of Rec.
35c
59%c
Brewing
Orange
5%
Payable
(quar.)
common
4%%,series A preferred (quar.)
Olympia
When
Share
Company
Natural
53
5-
1
4-19
25c
5-15
4-19
10c
4-26
4-
5
-
54
(1682)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
&
Company,
Common
(quar.)
40c
40c
5-1
8-1
4-5
40c
5c
17J/2C
11-1
10- 4
5- 1
5-21
5-
8c
4-30
4-15
8c
8 "81
6-22
6-7
(quar.)
Common
Win-Chek
Winkel
————
Industries
Bros.
Winn-Dixie
<quar.)__^_
Apparel
Stores
Monthly
—
—
(monthly)
—
/
.
Monthly
Electric
Power,
com.
6%
preferred (quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.
(from
50c
__
income)
5%
Public
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
i
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
__—
;———
■
Sherman
Corp., 6% pfd. (s-a)__
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning Corp. (quar.)_—
Wometco Enterprises, Class A (quar.)
Woolworth <F. W.) Co. (increased quar.)_
Class
B
—
Monthly
____
.:
Co.
1
6-1
1
8-1
•
7-19
.
6-1
10c
4_.
-
4-19
5-20
6-19
•
7-
25c
;—YYY.20c
(quar.)
Provision
Net profit
the
For
Yocam
Machine
Batteries
5-10
1
5-10
6-
;
*
Transfer books
in
Less
tax
British
y Previously
date
t Payable
Less
x
in
income
U.
6-15
9-15
8-31
the
at
Non¬
source.
is
funds, less
income
payment
Canadian nonresident
15%
*v •
tax.
$364,778.
Net
loss
shaving should provide
tax.
(G. T.)
Sales
profits
holding
for
Sales
18
cents
last
for
of
last
period
33%
Net
year.
share,
a
reported
six-month
increase
an
period
same
compared
first
to
based
the
on
look
first
the
in
and
of
shares
The
Glenn
exceeded
20%
indicated
another
his
earlier
increase
in
that
the
record
prediction
earnings
first
peak
of
for the
quarter's
in
the
increase
1963.—V.
year
and
earnings
history,
and
company's
15%
a
sales
in
197,
sales.and
p.
$141,028,
also
$138,414, or
cents a share,
18
in
general
of
start-up
our
administrative
and
Purchase
into
SCM Corp.—New
The
Cord-Less Electric
When
necessary, a built-in solid state system
The typewriter is priced at $199.50
unit.
Typewriter—
recharges
plus
pounds.
YY
-
Y1
tax,
the
power
and weighs
YYY.'V "Y,
'■
26/
"V"
In
making the announcement, President Emerson E. Mead stated:
"This new electric
portable, the Poweriter, is a by-product of the
missile space age, which enables the
operator to type electrically
in any location, indoors or out.
It is not a prototype.
The machine
is
full production and scheduled for
immediate national, market¬
It is designed to meet the growing demand for
precise, uniform
electric typing, which is also easier and less fati¬
guing."
"We expect this machine to increase our
portable
type¬
writer sales leadership, both in units and
dollars," he said.
"It is
completely American made, the most significant advance in the
field since SCM introduced the world's
first (plug-in) electric port¬
able in 1955."
in
distinctive
"The
machine
new
is
flexible
collaboration
''
circuits,"
is
sold
uses,"
memory
types
he
with
St.
of
Olaf
firm's
adhesive
College
electrical
Schjeldahl
added,
ranging
down
on
greatly reduced costs."—V.
to
applications
wiring
commented.
from
to
Schjel-
our
to' simplify
promise
components
in
•/
complementary
for
Mr.
and space-craft controls
at
the
extends
new
.
also
process
electronic
of
and
field, Schjeldahl at present jointly main¬
the study of vacuum deposition of metals
laminations
computer
facture
Bolt
&
Corp.
those
battery-type
communications.satellites."—V. 196,
2380.
p.
For
Subs.)
Sales Up
—
Net 36%—
The
Mr.
the
first
income
period
period
of
36%
over
by
any
Safeway reported
ended
March
dends,
income
which,
68
net
made
increased
by
Sales
year-earlier
to
earnings
com¬
America- -Shows
Loss
for
after
per
income
provision
common
was
for
share.
$6,534,941
For
the
com¬
earn¬
food
chain's
$587,454,222,
—V.
197,
sales
from
up
for
this
first
$558,916,743
1963
for
Salant & Salant, Inc.—Sales
S.
$9,124,790
the
Salant,
for
President
the
first
has
the
be
announced
share,
net
compared
three
months
Mr.
Salant
quarter
earnings
with
of
last
plants-—V.
of
of
$431,066,
two
197,
Saxon Paper
—577,278
siare
This
in
Income
1963
55
net
against
$345,847,
or
that
equal
cents
before
494%
—V.
the
new
p.
for
year
1962
of
as
largely the result of
product conversion into two
that
number
1962,
557,500
of
net
earnings
shares
during
on
over
after
the
Federal
1961
taxes
figure
,In 4962,1961 sales climbed
net
for
were
were
43
year
cents
per
of
$270,753
for
1962
a
$181,597. Net income before
.
over
1961
when
,
16.1%
1961
over
to
$15,329.,954.
Berman,
sales
and
President
earnings
$17,801,176.
'
of
Co.,
New
York,
and
co-transfer agent
as
has
due
said
to
1962.
'
D
Net-
eL
-
that
part
of
Saxon's'acquistion
He noted that-the
Jan.
lhe
tfife
has
the
year
as
announced
Accident
Reliance
of
whole,
a
than
like
are
traditionally
primarily as a
Mr.
year,
area
Horton
said
probable
earnings
would
presently
we
the
$1.70
'share
per
Corp.—Recapitali¬
Y
that, the proposed voluntary
Insurance
Insurance
Co.,
Standard Pressed
variety
earnings,
quarter
year
at
H.
age,
the
of
a
this
Co.
pre¬
Merger
—
issue.—V.
Steel
193,
Ap¬
2373.
p.
Co.—Net Down Sharply—
circumstances
shipments
Hallowell,
meeting. Y
annual
had
during
Tnomas
adverse
an
the
Jr.,
period
Fed.
;
ago.
While
ment
■
sales
over
earnings
in
placing
the
first
on
ahead
told
of
a
stockholders
the
to
that
due
of
to
this
that
delay
the
by
delivei'y
dates
in
on
the
work
government
electronics
earnings."—V.
net
government
by Standard
temporary," Mr. Hallowell
steps have already been taken
irnprove
improve¬
lower
the
the industries served
slow-down
a
showed
year
stated
the
be
"prompt
changes required to
make
of
some
extension
to
quarter
Hallowell
were
in
and
believe
we
Mr.
quarter
progress;
"which
•
March
ago,
orders
new
Steel;
in
the
for
a.year
See
(H.
J.)
Heinz Co.,
industry
seated.
in
all
197,
been
this
issue.—V.
197,
912.
p.
He
areas
1462.
p.
income
taxes
Stocker &
The
Yale, Inc.—Record
1961
has
company
President
of
reported
Robert
24%
to
S.
record
MacArthur
■
Sales, Net—
sales
and
reported
profits
sales
a
for
1962.
increase
over
$1,066,238,
excluding $125,000 from the sale of
assets.
Profits in the period
ending Dec. 31, 1962', were up 44%
to $74,507, net after taxes.
Earnings per share increased from 14c
in
to
1961
shares
21c
in
1962,
outstanding,
MacArthur
The
optical
.
the
in
This
.
based
was
1963
demand
800
on
361,000
stockholders
prospects
by more
company's
growth
"excellent,"
than
for
Stocker
Marblehead,
comparators
spection
50%
held
are
the
consistent
a
by
up
which
called
.
Mass, firm designs
precision instruments
and
and, measurement.—V.
197,
&
Yale,
and. manufactures
for
in¬
assembly,
565.
p.
ap¬
and co-registrar
Total
Water
operating
Service, Inc.—Annual Report-
6,516,000
1961
$323,545
234,370
$48,026
534
$70,365
$48,560
37,601
36,558
32,764
12,002
$1.21
—
$282,396
255,429
2,249
expenses
$0.78
1962
$7,549,000
1962
revenues
$68,116
Operating
income
—.
.
530,000
595,000
503,000
$0.80
_
Other
1,033.000
634,000
period—
*J
<
Y
earn¬
7.812,000
1,229,000
income.;
on
effect
were
President,
Shipments for the quarter amounted to
$25,786,000, compared
with, $25,743,000 in the similar quarter a year ago.
Net earnings for the March
quarter this year were $349,000, or
13
cents
a
share, down from
$716,000, or 26 cents a share a
Suburban
$0.68
j.
Income
'
deductions
income
Net
net
earnings-
were
$744,596,
from
up
$642,679
Estabrook, President/ stated.
quarter, Sealright had consolidated
against $15,108,356 for the comparable
—
income
.196,
.
shgre________
per
L
1597.
P.
The
said
much'
that
of
the
net
unfavorable
weather
effect
on
conditions
winter
a
pre¬
"believed
was
'
sales."
sales
period
Y'-'
VYYYY-Y
the
country during the
adverse
some
.3
stock
were
was
issued
'
V
All
1963
v
1963
in
3-for-2
at
that
Y./
■
,Y/;
In
addition,
■
provision were $1,461,424 in the first quarter
$1,275,236 in last year's first quarter.
reported
1962.
capital
the first quarter of 1963 giving effect
of
common
shares outstanding and the
preferred stock outstanding were equal to 42, cents per
share on 2,819,238 common shares outstanding at March
31, 1963
against 41 cents per share for the last quarter of 1962 on 2,744,436 shares
share
at
for
Dec.
pany
and
"Based
that
the
Kansas
City plant of the com¬
recently started production of composite aluminum foil, paper
used for packaging oil.
They ax-e manufactured
an
agreement
with
Reynolds
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Sales
Metals Co.—V.
Y
197,
p.
1962
j
before income
on
taxes
income
Net
income
from
k1262.
income
from
:__
operations
operations
±
per
share
1961
$7,503,478
428,490
226,000
$7,005,536
202,490
213,770
$0.39
$0.42
421,705
207,935
p.
of
loans
going
of
outstanding
increased
common
from
$427
per
shares
million
million
at
March
31,
1963,
but
the
quarter and the effect was not fully
Herbert
R.
Silverman,
President,
said.
the
in
into
the
of 1962 on 2,700,664
that quarter.
$449
to
late
earnings,"
the increasing
upon
remander
the
amounts
second
should
year
449.
of
receivables
and
loans
out¬
quarter
of 1963 earnings for the
favorably influenced."'—V. 197,
Y
;YY:./'
Yv
be
"Y Y-
Tennessee
pipe
Co.,
1263.
called for
due
be
redemption
fund,
$966,000
sinking
Nov.
made
Street,
1,
at
1976
The
Chicago,
48 Wall Street, N. Y.—V.
at
First
or
at
197,
p.
on
May
of
its
100.51%. plus
National
and
company
the
Milliken.
Deering
apprximately $45
Amerotron
of
Textron's
The
and
South
Inc.
have
division,
from
the
jointly
an¬
Amerotron,
transaction
will
to
be
million in cash.
and
fabrics
synthetics.
firm
has
3,700
of
wool, synthetic fibers, and
headquarters are
in
New
employees, with seven plants in
NSales
Carolina
approximately
C.
interest.
of Chicago, 38
Dillon, Read &
V
textile
proceeds
accrued
of
1416.
Milliken,
Textron's
manufactures
wool
City.
Rupert
Deering
of
sale
Redempt.
1, 1963. through
4%%
mortgage
Bank
office
the
Textron Inc.—Sells Division—
The
nounced
were
p.
Gas Transmission Co.—Partial
has
the
line bonds
Dearborn
North
—
Drilling & Exploration Co., Inc., this issue.—V. 197,
of
Payment will
S.
York
Sinclair Oil Corp.—Proposed
Acquisition
company
operation
blends
or
See
in
end
and
1962
came
reflected
quarter
the
capital
Simmonds Precision Products, Inc.—Annual
Report
Taxes
first
at
with
fibre containers
under
outstanding at the end of that quarter and 49 cents
the
31,
increase
expenditures for 1962 amounted
$1,484,000 a year earlier.
He esti¬
expenditures would be approximately equal to
reported
consolidated
net
earnings
for the
against $1,306,395 for the last
reported for the record first quarter
$1,332,275
'
1962.
Estabrook
of
per share
for
additional number
the
The
Mr.
i-eported
1963
Earnings
to
standing
tax
compared
of
1962 and $1,425,739
"Receivables
time.
of
:
against
as
Estabrook
$2,870,000,
split
to
debenture holders who chose to convert
stock options accounted for an additional
shares have been adjusted to
reflect the stock
Exercise
shares.
of
has
company
quarter
quarter of
outstanding
common
stock.
The
first
additional
1963.
Earnings before
of
(James) Talcott, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
a
.
1963
;
had
31,
the
full
previous
said
looks
company."
recapitalization plan has had
W'nile
;
1461.
p.
•
Net
"Saxon,
were
Ufa?',e"eCted
first
over
have
those
were
an increase of 96.6%
?i n6W subsidiar.ies during
statement
sales
1963
share
Estabrook
mated
outstanding in each
1961)
the
anticipate
For
year.
Standard
stock
common
President,
"1963
the
an
excellent response from the
shareholders.
Therefore, the coixxpany has 7 decided to
all of the shares tendered of the $25 par value
6% preferred
in exchange for a half share of common
and a $25 par value
6%
sinking fund debenture maturing in July, 1982.
The termination
date of the exchange offer has been
extended until further notice.
—V. 197, p. 962.
Henry C.
the
Income
P.
Trust
197,
ago.
7,950
1573.
Sr was % WvS 8484,002
realized.
in
quarter
_________
drop
plants and
$246,169
Myron
first
820.
$15,461,129,
year
their
against
earnings
increase
in
Corp.—Quarterly Report-
taxes
the
per
quarter
ago,
For
first
the
Horton,
months,
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp.—Net, Sales Higher-
split.
income
reported
average
during
;
sales
York
estimated
for
197, p.
per
after
rise
decline
stock.—V.
Federal
income
earnings
the
cents
K.
for
Star-Kist Foods, Inc.-^Asset Sale Planned—
$9,041,000
48,986 shares
44
entire
with
to
com¬
VY1 ■■ ■••?
three
growth
Edison
as
kilowatt-hour
accept
YYY.-,
-
Earnings per share on the 1963 first quarter were equal to 68
cents
a
share on
the 1,097,222 shares' outstanding;
a
year
ago
earnings were equal to 62 cents per share on 1,040,286 shares out¬
standing March 31, 1962 after adjusting for the stock split as of
were
$9,103,732
to
share
a
sales
Jack
first
share
in
preferred
in
expenses_
Estimated
to
33 cents for
1961—an increase of 30.3%.
payment of preferred stock divdends in
1962. Net
per
sbare before preferred stock
dividends were 47 cents
as
compared with 33 cents in 1961.
1962
Net
the
for
was
New
Power
and
period,
Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
has
company
on
"The
sales
Costs
Mr.
(based
--a
Period -Ended March 31—
Net
to
The
ferred
one
Bank
Sealed
1962
year.
attributed
start-up costs for
other
said,
attributed
affecting
common
vailing
Higher; Net Down—
California
per
8.3%
Year Ended Dec. 31—
totaled
initial
announced
preceding year.
He
'
pointed by the company to a'ct
period
761.
p.
Robert
12-week
of
President.expressed
confidence
first quarter loss at the annual
a
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting Co.—Appointment—
divi¬
per-share
and
begin
can
products.
net
period
preferred
cents.
50
and
12-week
meeting,
the
gains
revenues.
continuing
corporation
citing
for
5.1%
the
operating
through
of
and
ago,
and
for
1963, I am optimistic. I believe we have streamlined
organization to the point where any material increase in volume
be reflected in the profit .figures."—V.
197, p. 1262.
Mr.
The
The
to
"As
First
$8,825,854 for
$0 18
Co.—First Qtr. Results
Southern California Petroleum
zation Plan Successful—
in
part to reduced operations in the pipe
of
the corporation's operating divisions.
Other conditions which adversely affected our first quarter 'results
are
continued pressures on
industry prices and nonrecurring costs
in the re-alignment of our operations..
•
figures.
of
cents
highs
new
246*,096
($0.29)
v
expect
earnings to be slightly higher
reported
for" 1962."—V.197,
p.
1574
—V.
and
year.
1963,
23,
amounted
were
sales
net
parable 1962 period,
ings
the
/added
Berkman
can
industry
for
in
comparison
"we
for
first' quarter
of?'-1963, sales' amounted to $6,250,453,
$7,079,591 for the first- quarter of 1962.
The loss for the
first quarter of
1963 was $144,677, compared to a net profit of
$95,725 for the corresponding period of the previous year.
will
year
annual
far,
year
for
that
Net
initial
1963
5.1%:
basis
the
Net
(.&
7.5%
against
Net
Stores Inc.
share
common
Although cautioning that first quarter figures
higher than the two middle quarters and serve
manu¬
radios—
mass-produced
.
our
a
Edison's
so
year
the
within
195, p. 1967.
of
Louis
Berkman,
Chairman
in prospects for
1963 despite
meeting of shareholders.
Chemical
energy unit, made by Gould National
Batteries, Inc., has been used
in a wide
range of consumer, commercial and
military applications,
including the successful
Safeway
At
that
now
ings
46c
and
Pressed
the
joint, effort of SCM's Engineering and
Industrial Design Departments.
The components utilized, such
as
the typewriter, the
energy unit and the motor, are mass production
items, and have the distinct advantage of
being time and consumer
tested. The typewriter
component is an adaptation of SCM's original
electric portable, the
only machine of its kind on the market.
This
type of motor, made by Black & Decker
Mfg. Co., has been utilized
extensively in cordless power tools. The "Power Pack"
128 000
(395,285)
1462.
with
sales
•
electronics
Minn.
"Thin-Film
ing.
and
pared
T"" ; Y'"
%
related
a
Thin-Film
Screw
first, fully portable electric typewriter, with a selfunit, which eliminates the plug-in cord, was intro¬
duced
here
by SCM Corp.
The power unit consists of a nickel
cadmium energy cell, similar to those used in rockets and satellites.
per
374,096
(430,000)
Southern California Edison
See
a
power
taxes.;
-
proved—
price was $135,000, cash.
acquired by Schjeldahl
laboratory
a
flexible
761.
world's
income
First
quarter
results
reported
to
Southern
shareholders included a rise in
earnings to 50c
of fiscal 1963 continue
process
molecular
for
materials
in
and
year
said.
Quarter—
contained
1962
$7,153,969
(825,285)
was
including
...
build-up
Schjeldahl
Mr.
Thin-Film
puter
Mr.
taxes
half.
quarter
rapid
a
In
share
1963.
represented
p.
has announced the acquisition of the Thin-Film
related assets from Electro-Craft Corp., Bloomington,
and
capability
31,
1963
taxes'
company
Minnesota.
outstanding at March
after
'
good,
"The
number
Feb.\ 28,
1963,
were
$2,363,213 for the
of
sales
"These
situations
were
corrected
in
the second quarter
when
profit margins returned to budgeted levels, despite continuing heavy
development and marketing costs for certain new products."
on
per
ending
over
income
year's
tains
earnings
Federal
—V.
197,
before
(loss)
(loss)
sales."
all major product
of
plant
new
Clad
18c
to
categories showed gains," Mr. Schjel¬
dahl
reported. "Major growth occurred in packaging machinery,
with shipments up 36%, and in film laminations and fabrications,
where volume in heavy load balloon systems was unusually strong."
Comparatively lower profit margins were caused "by temporary
and
were
impetus
high for the first half of fiscal 1963, with
Gilmore T. Schjeldahl, President and Chair¬
firm,
the
$3,152,449,
Northfield,
period,
for
income
Earnings
$171,678.
announced.
man,
Continued from page 10
1962
(loss)
new
a
techniques.
corresponding
Net
a
Schjeldahl Co.—Record Sales; Net Lower—
reached
Prospects for Schjeldahl for the full
Investment News
"
$6,562,387
profit
another
tp
General Corporation and
the
to
with
part of the improvement in sales and earnings
to Schick's first diversification into nonshaving
products.
In the
past year, the company introduced a portable hair dryer, an elec¬
tric shoe polisher and an electric furniture buffer.—V. 196, p. 1919.
The
For
amounted
$2,222,911
attributed
also
process
share.
totaled
continued
a
Acquisition— ;'YYY -T'' v
per
sales
year
is the first time in recent years that Schick has shown a
in the first quarter," Mr. Draper said.
"Furthermore," he
added, "since Schick is the only electric shaver manufacturer cur¬
expenses.
incorrect. The corrected
indicated here,
was
date
last
"This
imbalances
dividend.
deductible
7%.
tax
4-30
tax.
date
record
S.
this
tax
resident
published
Jamaica
funds,
15%;
and/or
for
closed
not
Canadian
resident
a
;
-.
t Payable
10c
25c
*
(quar.)
Quarterly
4-15
5-31
10c
(quar.)
to $20,819.
came
period
Net
profit
"Sales
Yates-American
same
loss of
pre-tax
4-22
4-10
5-31
5-1
5-31
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
4-15
5-
25c
Extra
1
6-14
.
Wurlitzer
4-15
25c
_________
—
Monthly
$46,346.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
Period Ended March 31—
over
4-15,
6- 1
.
--
YY—._Y—Y—
Monthly
1
4-30
5- 1
6-14
5V2C
(monthly),25c
(quar.)___a
(Wm.), Jr., Co.
Wrigley
4-15
1
5-
15c
Slick
improvements
electric
5-
70c
marked
rently marketing surgical stainless steel heads which shave as close
and
clean as conventional blades,
the convenience advantages of
5-
$1.50
10c
show
5-15
Service—
5.08%
earnings
and
7-15
4-30
4c
—-
quarter sales
.
Revenues
He
5.C4%
Witherbee
5
investment
net
First
the comparable period last year, Robert F. Draper, Pres., announced.'
Sales
amounted
to
$4,043,896
with
pre-tax
earnings
totaling
6
4-25
4-15
4-30
7-31
6- 1
90c
—
Wisconsin
5
1
6-
$1.50
$1.50
—
6%
7-5
5-15
8c
1
(quar.)
_
Wisconsin
—-
Schick Inc.—Shows Profit for Quarter—
Payable of Rec.
Share
(quar.)
common
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Wilson
.
$71
Thompson,
and Georgia.
million.
Jr.,
Chairman
Amerotron's
of
Textron,
sales
said
in
that
1962
the
Volume
sale
of
Amerolron
profit
'
Because
tile
the
of
businesses
and
the
what
pointed
son
began
ago
tuen its
was
100%■
the present multi-industry
investment
from
our
textile
less
than
one
of
that
the
7' Mr.
Financial Chronicle
cyclical
United States Lines Co.—Net Lower—
the
of
first
Textron
for
most
of
base," Mr. Thomp¬
whole,
a
Textron,
has
been
the
return
share
substantially
though Amerotron
even
vestment,
sale
other
will
not
in
result"
reduction
any
in
in
1962
the
on
1,799,270 shares of
is
Before
the
Federal
first
income
quarter
of
Net*safes:hv ther-three
;
to
$5,635,000,
of
1962,
C.
After
provision
loss
a
8%
an
of
for
$7,504
President,
the
in
19631,. amounted•
the
first
ended
Dec:
31;
1962, .'This
volume
$1,300,820
2u7c
a
nounced
The
Dennison,
President,
attributed
the
lower
with
associated
expenses
profits
former
two
The
which
together
additional
of
lias; tripled
plant
new
locations,
installation
totaled
machinery
production
15,000
and
p.
2747.
Transcontinental
Net
-
-
capacity
•
and
'
,
Higher—
The
,
Gas
Pipe
oi
r
*7
-
.
;•"
lor common
afco.
year
'the hiVsis
On
a' 'recent
following
mil
confiiiiohally
the
As
result
made
in
thousand bubic feet. and anticipates further
.
:v%:7 ,'/7%
reductions
have
> Qne -of
the
major construction
storage
a
plant .for
projects
liquefied
planned
by
-in
pipeline
natural
Transcout mental's
near
the
gas
main
Mr.,,McGraw , estimated -the cost at $11,800,000
first phase- of-development- it would have a
billion: cubic
one
winter
feet
and
.
in
•
-
its
v
On
April- 1,
1963
permission
the
to »&ell
company
150.000
,
filed 'an' application with
common shares
outstanding
C,-,Aiiyri &i Co.y Chicago. Proceeds will
holders.% %%%7;%,% %7. ,%/ 7""'7 '• '• '"'7
A.
:
,
The company, of Fort Wayne, Ind., is engaged in the transporta¬
tion of general commodities between Chicago, Fort Wayne, Pitts¬
burgh and other mid-western cities.
,
UNARCO Industries, Inc.—New Name—
See
Asbestos
Union
Union
Asbestos
proved
On
ing
to
The
1.963,
change
on.
the
had
the
the
stockholders
company's
been
their
a,t
annual
business
the
of
The
company."
77-. V/"
'
..
%,-.7.
change
and
insulation
In
■
pany's^Folcling
shopping
Carr-ief
-
Division
the
is
nation's
•-Formed, fn' 1918; " Uniori. Asbestos & Rubber
.
sively
to
the
production of
railroad
supplies
addition, the comlargest builder of
devoted
until
itself
exclu¬
years!
recent
In
.ment
that
-
.
management
handling field.7-V.
dontinues
187,
p.
.
seek
to
2554.
acquisitions
in
cents,
for
pay,
the
The'
materials
after
provision
foreign
from
$1,264,000
This
taxes.
operations
1963
estimated
for
with
compares
of
The-company
which
were,
closed:
$4,629,000.
United
first
the
On
a
per
States
sard
A
that cost
$1.09
pair
of
the hammer
pliers
of
costs
that
steel.
All
than
less
sells
the
share
share
per
most
made
times .almost
winter
severe
marketing
1962
basis,
for
1963
of
impossible.—V.
Europe in more than
perishables
very
difficult
197,
at
."
Kunstzijde
Netherlands, -announced that in
1963; net income amounted- to
American Share
oil
the
Unie
three
aqual
Share
•
inc. at
1362,.,
cm
the
end
of
hetTfrtcopfe
the
basis
Sales.! in.- the
ox*
American
''''y.'A
first
-with'$25,600,000
p.
quarter.^. In
Of''2,684,632
«'staijdihg.-.y
.
the
' was. $1800,000
262.
o'uarter
in-the
bf
first*
Arnheim.
The
to
76
per
equivalents outstand-'
corresponding
cents
cents
per
of
Share
quarter
American
Share
equivalents then out'•'.'"' 7 '
-'%7 :
,f
>t
1963
three
•
the
84
V.)
months ended March 31,
$2,300,000,
2.963.226-American
N.
totaled, $30,500,000
months
of
last
compared
year.—V.
the
full
450.
p.
at
special
amount
eastern
shipping and
hammer
"steel
is
a
forth
197,
the
on
transaction
April
23.
"r77:-":'7'"'77r'77* 7;777
■
v>;7'
•'
To Repurchase
-77'"*'
■■
on
the
past
7
:
and
77,
.'
investment
securities firm
1993
redemption prices
first
will
mortgage
be
in
a
Celotex.
Wyoming.
Lake
steam
of
'
For
the
1;2
consolidated
$115,000,
the
For
12
advertising
the
weeks
loss
weeks
have
had
for
or
The
to
company,
annual
heating; service
in
the
.earnings
agreed
to
!
1963,
consecutive
101.38%
to
purchase
forth
contract,
due
below
series
purchasers
bonds
if
any
are
Utah
to
all
of
the
Brothers
&
G.
Dick
&
Co.
Hammill
Co.
Co., lnc
Struthers
&
Ball.
&
Co.
&
Kraus_
-
Inc.
—V.
used
p.
&
Van
See
Great
Van Waters
stores
and
M.
in
previous
first-quarter
%
year
Sales
ago.
6%; from
the
•
for
first
been
ruin
year
March 31,
the
period
quarter
last
■:7
/7'-7!
7' 1%' v.-;'%.•■ ■
the
for
year
just
quarter
42c,
was
ended
equipment
sparked
adjusted to reflect the
is
The
5-for-4
'■,:.''';7-
"credited
the earnings increase to
major industries and to a
Largest sales gains! • he said,
all
to
modernization
were
46c.
were
.
by
the
in
programs
investment
new
many
credit
a
Auto
to
$66,581,000,
from
laws.
devices
Supply Co.—Sales Higher—
3,886
dealers
gain
a
$21,052,000
of
at
3%.
in. 1962
wholesale
$21,968,000
$44,835,000 in 1963 down
1.5% .—V. 197, p. 282.
totaled
sales
Retail
to
were
of
were
this
$66,803,000
against
advancing
4:4%,
up
year.
Wholesale
from $.45,529,000 last year,
a
sales
decrease
Wilson Brothers—-Shows Profit for Year—
-
The
cents
65
,
has
company
'
reported
net
operating
income
of
$522,405
or
share on, sales of $17,592,055
for the fiscal year ended
compared to a loss of $4,174,128 or $6.34 cents
per share for the fiscal period,
1961,
on
sales of $25,092,953,
it was announced by Maurice Parker, President and Chairman.
The per share income of the diversified apparel and glass man¬
ufacturing firm was -after provision for payment of preferred
Dec.
per
31,
1962,
dividends.
^V1
....74.7 •'•7: '
pointed
out that three
operating divisions:. Enro
Wright's Underwear Co.
and
Houze
Glass Co.
were
operating profitably by year end!
•
Parker
Mr.
Shirt
Co.,
.
.
predicted vastly improved 1963 earnings based on the strong
ahead" position Of the Enro lines for Spring and Fall, intro¬
duction
500
Scudder &
German
Kaufman
Co.______
150
efficiencies and economies in all three
advantageous tax loss carry forward of $4.5 mil¬
196, p. 687.
77"
7 /
250
George K. Baum & Co.__
Beecroft, Cole & Co
Milburn, Cochran & Co.,
operating
new
250
1,600
of
divisions
lion
Milwaukee Co.
Bros.
Inc.
&
Co.,
Co.—New
Industries,
Inc.,
this
Stock
issue.—V.
Woodall Industries Inc.—Six
Months' Report1963
1962
150
;
Sales
$10,923,985
$9,459,972
Earnings before income taxes——:—
867,859
Federal income taxes——i
—_____—449,900
Net earnings ____———-i—417.959
608,864
324,800
284 064
100
!
share
p.
$1.00
:
450.;
4..7v;
$0.68
-"7;/.
'77%
Interest—
192,
p.
349.
Rogers, Inc.—Net, Sales Higher—
M.
operations.—V.
150
Inc.
Almstedt Brothers-:—
Works
an
1961
Period Ended Feb. 28—-
'
Shaughnessy
and
from
150
Per
&
the
company's dollar volume for the first quarter of 1963 was
$222,000 greater than a year ago. The gain was the result of a
$916,000 sales increase in the company's 420 retail stores.
Combined
sales
for
the
quarter
through
the
company's
own
He
500
American
Up 12%;
producer of electric motion control
automation of industry.—V. 197, p. 1162.
Western
250
Co.,
Iron
pro-rating
The
"sold
1111.
Dorn
the
Electric
the
for
Leith__
1,000
__w___;___
197,
a
of
reduction program.
which
Warner
&
1,000
Dempsey-Tegeler
earnings
to
industries
Burgess
Co.,
Inc
$230,866
increase
an
cost
due
were
1,600
The
1,600
Burge
Blair
from
% ■■'-%• -%•■■■■■
Steven P,
J. Wood
improvement in sales
general
1,600
&
&
Wood,
&
increase
an
in
company.
President
a
l,6o0.
Inc.
Merle-Smith
&
Shearson,
Stroud
Fahnestock
$2,050
Becker
Wis.
split last June.
continuing
000 omitted
Co.__—$500
,
77%
Hutzler
7;
:-
year,
period
same
Beloifc,
comparable figure last,
Amount
000 omitted
A.
1993
7; 7 "77777
purchased.
are
purchase
12%
up
stock
south¬
and
company,
obligated
of
to $257,899 for the three months ended
rose
Per-share
prin¬
the
opposite
the
contract,
expenditures: for
basis
theiprior year adver¬
1987.
named
below
have
severally
subject to the terms of the
principal amounts of 1993 series bonds set
their respective names.
Under the purchase
the
the
the
In
a
of
'
100%.
$15,000,000
the
this
$3,408,248,
were
100%
purchasers
from
1963
on
year.
credit
$115,571.
•
third
by
Earnings
year.'
redeem¬
are
:
purchase
of
effect on the operating results for that
year1
weeks ending March 24, 1962.—V. .196, pv 2126.%; /
over
announced
Brothers
extent,
provides
commercial district of Salt
the
City.'
the
over
had
company
carryback
loss
23,
operations
to
cost
the
loss
net
material
no
the. .12
Sales 6%—
limited
a
1962.
tax
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co.—Net
-
April
to
southeastern
24,
ended' March
charged
were
anticipated
March
$230,571, before
in a consolidated
expenditures were charged to operations as incurred. * If the
current
practice had been followed in the prior year,
it1 would
1407
central, and
ended
of
resulting
7-7
'
105.88%
series,
Co.—Quarterly Report—
the
from
5!/4%
bonds,
bonds
redeem
Sons, Baltimore,
The company has reported that based on unaudited
figures, oper¬
ations lor the 12 weeks ended March" 23, 1963 resulted in a loss
of $750,341, on which no tax loss carryback credit was available.
almost
rrom
ranging
used "to
&
Soliciting dealers will be paid a fee of 50 cents on all tenders
accepted by Jim Walter Corp., subject to the terms set forth in the
197, p. 1360.
bought
than
Salomon
series
Brown
other costs.
\
ranging
of Alex.
& Weeks, New York,
acting as financial advisors
Corp., state that terms oi uie uuer iihk wu. act
letter, dated April 15, 1963, to holders of common stock
Walter
letter.-—V.
screw
a
is
big part of
V-v
less
costs
to the
FEATURES—The
Idaho,, northern
central
••
vote
tising
sales price."
redemption prices
-
company .(Algemene
all
From
improvement.
year of
1963 will
Hornblower
Jim
of
7
the
the
awarded
were
general
western
-
will
-'V "7"' "7 ;7 "
-
annual: meeting
—v.. 197,
United" Rayon Manufacturing Corp. —
Quarterly
Report— 7.7;'.-.:'-77V77.u
/ ;%7 •:r7;,777' .7,-7-;7
The
for
quarter
equipment.
W.
Walter, President, announced an offer to purchase
shares of the outstanding common stock of Celotex Corp.
price of $28.50 per share.
The
is
$1.39
in
it
as
962.
p.
that
first
program
considerable
company
has- purchased its own stock in
holds 119,426 treasury shares.—V. 197, p. 963.
a
for
and taxes the hammer manufac¬
wages
steel 1n
Inc.
in
of
at
manufac¬
for
steel
cents
5
»
Mr.
1
and
quarter
the
an
too
not
are
(Jim) Walter Corp.--~Offers to Buy Celotex StockLi.
& Hutzler group at competitive sale April 15 on its
bid of 100.667% which named the 4V2 % coupon;
oper¬
$1,758,000
management
indicated
it
was
pleased
that the
this
high
in
view of
the
longshore labor ■ strike
the ports on the East and Gulf coasts during
January and the
"years .which
at
from
to
all
,200
and
'
earnings
amounted
in
beverage
show
considered
12-month
Jumes
useful products available, is by all
A hammer which sells for $4.49
well as for retailing,
as
worth
fact,"
Salomon
estimated
of.
earnings -from- operations
amount
to, 22c
against •54c,' in 19.62 and 4c in 1961.
earnings
-
reported'that
three- months
of
income
7.earnings
•
Co.—Net Down Sharply—
company has
for the- first
ations
•
Fruit
will
confident
Federal
Ward Baking
Amount
United
$605,000
bottled
be
results
a
suc¬
7'7':7
.'
steel
tiny fraction of
a
.>7
-
7'
contains
PURCHASERS—The
I960 the company initiated a program of diversification
by developand acquisition.
Edwin E. Hokin, President, told stockholders
'
compete
West North Temple Street, Salt
Lake
City, is a public utility holding company which generates,
transmits, distributes "and sells electric energy throughout south-
made
7 '.7;-'';-'7/7'7' •'•>..f..',.,;-.7,.:77
carts.
met
the most
BUSINESS—Utah Power,
%%% ;.7";::%
materials.
to
cents
15
cipal
%UNARCO Industries manufactures materials handling equipment,supplies
To
and abroad—plants and
Only in this way can the
successfully.
, ;
.
V
inexpensive.
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
.
Tailroad
of
on
The
now
16, Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New York, and asso¬
ciates announced the public offering of $15,000,000
Utar Power -& Light 4 */$ % first mortgage bonds, due
April 1, 1993, at a. price of 101.375% and accrued in¬
terest to yield approximately 4,42%.
meet¬
was
of
quarter
not
Actual
based
have
the hammer in the hardware store went to
of the plants and machines that made the hammer,
use
and
name
to UNARCO
Industries, Inc.
by management, which urged anthe old name
"does not properly
that
employment.
otherwise
at home
supplier.
able
''7 7., 7:;
•%
approved
of
15
REDEMPTION
Change Ap¬
-
or
-April 9/ 1963, stockholders approved
to purchase from time to time shares
company's own stock at
the
market
price at the time
purchase.
7"7'• :• 77,,7","'7.-■'
''%••% V"'-7:',:.77;,;'7:
of
Co., jointly, 100.264, and Lehman Brothers and Bear,
Stearns & Co., jointly, 100.221.
•
submitted
grounds
effective" immediately;
•
Co.—Name
:
17,'
motion
describe
Rubber
&
issue,
this
Co.,
V '
April
proval.
Rubber
&
in
the
In
$651,835
of -the
Other bids for the bonds, all as 4V2S, came from
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,: 100.572; Kidder, Peabody
& Co/and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Inc., jointly, 100.381; White, Weld & Co. and Stone &
Webster Securities Corp., jointly, 100.339; First Bos¬
ton Corp. and Blyth & Co., jointly,
100.27; Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities & Co. and Smith, Barney &
the ICC
through
the selling' stock-
to
-go
of
proposal' for the directors
a'
-
efficient.
than 7 cents worth
The bonds
-
Transport; Motor "Express, Inc.—To Sell Com. Stock
for
would
the
For
/
•
than
Utah Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—On
•
Jersey.
1463.
of
1162.
on-
that -in
p.
less
Worthington,
anything you buy."—V. 197, p. 566.
capacity of
cold
197,
At
$4.49 paid for
for the
"In
extremely
on
be
,
sells
steel
value, but
company
New
and
designing it, and for the
The
Hackensack
storage
.day.—V.
per
the
and-said
delivery'capacity
a
cubic feet
of 200-million
days
the
turer had
%.. '.
Meadows
should
year.
Virginia iron, Coal & Coke Co.
are
most
than
which
"The
^Mc^iSwjXoxidahjeu,;', *tand result,in- iektehding ,*the
-
less
for
company's, sales'rate advantage over its competition with other fuel
suppliers .iij the Middle- Atlantic market area," . :.%%"
-77.
-.'is;
affects
abroad
store
with less
pay
re-
effect
turn
in
one
the
hardware
a
from
' :"......
adverse
no
been
;;
while
of
one
driver
■
ductions.% 777 %"7'%
■'>;',Theso ,imfunds; and rate
have
modern
efforts
turer
lower prices, on gas purchased, the company has
to •customers, to date has reduced sales rates by
cent per
a
be
from
made
•
pending and no
told stockholders.
Mr. -McGraw
resulted
share.
approved the merger of Victoreen
Manufacturing & Engineering Corp.
Own Shares—
,
"Steele
from $4,744,960
shares outstanding
cases
the
figures
costs
line
equally
the
in
of
refunds
,7/10 of
rate
no
of
these
odds
distribution,
earnings per.
share-were 32 cents * as • compared to 31
-centa/ip the -first quarter
of
1962.7%%'; 77'7 %7t7'7%7%
7%
•••%%%% %;-\. .•
presently lias
refundable revenues,
extra
results
for
improvement," Mr. Pierson. said,—V. 197,
197, p.
and
dne^for-live- stock;
Transcontinental
$10,458,179
This
per
profit
a
in
■v"
"On the basis of these changes, it is estimated that
the overall
index of finished steel prices would stand
approximately at the same
level as 41/2 years ago—at the end of 1958.
77
up
15,349,166 common
Steel
This
case.
must
s.eel products.
■
'
s.toc,k amounted,,to $4,951,185,
1962.
cents
earned
period
flat
being made continuously to improve costs,
efforts alone cannot
remedy the situation.
An improve¬
prices is obligatory and we have concluded that an attempt
to secure some price adjustment is warranted at
this time in the
light of all the competitive factors affecting the market for these
Operating -revenues of the company for the first three months
1963, Mr. McGraw reported,- increased 9% to $59,869,305. against
$55,155,297 in the corresponding period last year. Earnings, availa
of
4
or
to
100,000
but
of
aide
the
States
"Strenuous
gas
•-
company's
market in spite of improvements in the
qualities and charac¬
of the products
being shipped now compared with similar
products five years ago.
The funds necessary to improve ihe com¬
petitive efficiency of our plants and facilities must depend
upon
profit margins.
in
1963.
Later this year
it expects to carry out long-term fi¬
nancing;, probably Consisting entirely of debt, in the TangO,. of $30,1 ''
same
..
April 9," 1963, shareholders
—V.
an¬
tive
!%Mi'. McGraw .said llnit (he company planned to spend about $60,-CCO.nnO'Oiv hew construction/,including additional storage facilities,
$40,000,090.*
"These
second
is
Federal
teristics
sales and earnings
in the first, quarter! of this year, E. Clyde McGraw,
President, told
stockholders at their annual meeting. The system is the
major sup¬
plier of natural gas to New York and other large Eastern cities.
to
1
amounted
quarter
$107,307
company
results
new
a
the
Shareholders
"Declining margins of profits have been the result
primarily of
rising costs. Some prices have also declined in the highly competi¬
Corp.—Revenues,
records in
the
up on
competition
the
.;
of
when
1958,
facilities
the
to
..
certain
on
cessfully in the marketplace—both
year.
in
increases
price .increases average less, than one-quarter of a cent
approximately $4.85 per ton on the products affected,
United
ment
company has achieved new
000.000
On
An-
company's total steel production.
announcement, Mr. Worthington said:
V7>;.f
been
'
'
'
%'
.
Line
■'■■'%
%;
...
.
Increases
.
.
company's-ability to expand substantially its proauct line throughincreased*:.'emphasis' on - compression-molded
overshoes.—V.
195,
;
Price
prices were last increased, employment costs
five occasions, earnings have dropped substantially,
dividends have been reduced, and
employment has declined. Because
of the reduced earnings, the expenditure for plants and facilities
feet,
square
new
'.'Since
company's
equipment
also added
selective
have gone
com¬
last
out
an
.with
.
the
to
the. company's
plete relocation of its production and office facilities
Torch's
new
40,000-square-foot' building
replaced
the
first
of
the
the
over
quarter
and
Corp.
which constitute about 29%
7
In making the
%,.• %
J..
States Steel
pound,
per
the.
for
the
the
V'.\:
price
rolled steel products, v
-the- previous7- year's, level- of, $1,079,002.
NettG; $31,081,v equal to TO cents a -share,; as against $52,296, or 17 cents
share in 1961.
•.;%
; y.-.,%' 7/7-.7%>
nonrecurring
show
previously accrued srtbsidy recap¬
$543,318, respectively.—V. 197,
for
anticipated
scheduled
Management
and
19b3
Lesiie B/ Worthingtoft, President of United States
Steel, has
'
a
Alan
of
•
increase
income* declined
represents
over
heavy,
quarter
nounced—
-"Co., Inc.—Sales Up 20%; Net Lower
ebmpairy *-h&s-! -reported*: reiord' sales. of.
The '
year
first
,
.
'
of
$1,329,000
.
United
quarter sales would have been" 10%
period if shipments had not been held
back in the first' two months ofv the year by the longshoremen's
strike in January and" the
severe
winter weather.
Increased
de¬
liveries* dri:Marchnmade..-up% for Tiart of this delay * and there will
be
a
complete catch .up , in filling orders in April, which should
be a'.gopa month, Mr;^Bmythe said'.—V. 197, p.
962,..%%:%%%
•
to
which
the
from
bringing
the
earnings
■'
quarter
1962
said,
of
indications
in
and
for
share.
per
divergent
net earnings of the company in
to
be $1,105,000,
against
1962, after provision for subsidy
the
of
Pierson
Mr.
indication
of
which
recoveries
were
amounting
for
estimated
are
quarter
sales
sales
Victoreen Instrument Co.—Proposed Merger—■
against
•%%"%.%*'?
first
-higher- that 4lhf theVlS6^
first
1575.
P.
loss
quarter
cents
25
V
$2,400,
period.
1962
of
ture
quarter
-
earned
company
earlier
year
that
$6,130,000
announced.
the
taxes,
in
Mr.'Smythesaid
-months ended'.March.31,
decrease -from
B.- Smythe,
adjustments,
also
the
the
tax,
1963
rn
recapture
Thew Shovel Co.--Shows Profit for Quarter—
net
a
first
$2,229,891
net
against $13,110,196
in
Textron's
in
7
Consolidated
out¬
now
improvement
1.962.
the
first
quarter
of
1963
earnings
were
limited
by
the
longshoremen's strike in the first 25 days of the year, and by
delays in getting vessels back into normal scheduled operation
after the longshoremen went back to work on Jan.
26, 1963.
anticipated
earnings
for
1963,
although
sales
may
be
slightly
le§s-than the; previous estimate. 'Of $600 million.—V. 197, p. 1060.'
.
stock
common
Pierson, Chairman has reported that the first quarter made
showing, but that the second quarter should show consider¬
poor
able
is
1963
standing.
operations in the textile field."
that as a resuit of using the $45 million
Textron operations and for temporary in¬
said
in
of
E."F.
a
$1,153,000.
In the first quarter of 1962
the net profit was $1,352,873.
After provision for pro rata dividends
on
preferred stock for these three-month periods,
the
earnings
are
equivalent to 63 cents per shai-e in 1963 and 74 cents per-
efficient
Thompson
cash' proceeds
the
as
makeup
business
quarter
55
Vendo Co.—Shows Loss for Quarter—
M.
Franklin, Chairman, has announced that estimated
operating profit of. the company and its subsidiaries for the
net
of diversification
program
a
textile sales
nature
(1683)
John
out.
"In
on
The Commercial and
.
equally' traditional
industry, Textron ten years
away from
.
.
permit Textron to concentrate on continued
and
expansion
in non-textile lields. Textron
operations.
traditionally low return on investment of tex¬
textile
no
6257
will
improvement
has
now
Number
197
Harris, President, has reported that operations, for the
first quarter ended-Feb.. 28, 1963 produced net
profits of $230,000,
or
44c per share on sales of $22,528,000.
These results compare
to profits of $173,000,
or 33c
per share on
sales of $21,634,000
for
the
same
period
in 1962.
Although the' first
quarter
his¬
torically
has
not
been
a
major
contributor
to
profits
we
are
pleased with the trend, which reflects relief from the non-recurring
expenses incurred last year in the move to. our new San Francisco
plant. Mr. Harris stated.—V. 197, p. 1463.
Wrather
Muzak
June
20,
April
1,
of
Corp.—Subsidiary Merged Into Parent—
Corp.,
of Wrather Corp. since
into the parent company as of
be known as Muzak, a division
announced by Wrather President, Jack
wholly-owned
a
subsidiary
1961, has been merged
1963 and will hereafter
Wrather
it
Corp.,
Wrather.
•
was
-
.
••'.
»
«
%
;
programmed:background music to com¬
mercial
and
industrial
establishments
in the United States and
abroad, was acquired by Jack Wrather and a group of associates
in December, 1957,
In June, 1961 Wrather Corp. went public and
ail
of
the
stock
of Muzak was
transferred
to the Wrather in
Muzak,
which
supplies
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1684)
.
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
alabama
a
net interest cost of about
$110,000 reve¬
offered
April 15
awarded to Sterne, Agee
at
interest
net
a
2,310,000 4s. Due
were
cost
of
2,420,000
Montgomery),
bonds offered
awaraed to
Halsey,
&
Rampv
Co.,
Inc.,
t,
Smith, Barney
of
were
at
& Co.,
nrioe
a
at
and
price
a
100.C219, a net interest cost of
about 3.30%, as
cnonTn 3.30s.
An
6,000,000
Other
cate:
of t he
members
syndi-
Dean witter &
& Co
Co.
Corporation;
&
R0wies Winston
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.;
Gibbons
rent
Mayes;
Co.,
Inc.J
Inc.;
Geo.
B.
&Co., Inc.; Robert Gar-
Sons;.Cooley & Co.; Demp& Co., Inc.; Sharff
sey-iegeler
qq^
Pierce
A" A™'1
Wulbern
Inc
N-oian, Fleming & Co.,
&
lins
&
Inc.; An-
Co.;
Dittmar
Webster Dougherty
ent A. Evans &
&
Co.;
Cnerrerd,
&
Co.;
Inc.;
Malvern
Hill
Virginia;
Shropshire,
-
Hrazer
-
5,
,
Treasurer's
bonds.
Due
bonds.
proved
by
Gust,
The
—
awarded
were
to
&
ers
Co.,
Bank, Phoenix.
Tilney
&
&
Co.,
Newman
the
and
Channer
warrants
offered
awarded
to
Andresen
Associates, at
of
about
Mobile
April
a
net
16
&
McNeil,
,
.
.
of School
ceive
f^or
Jan.
Dated
bids
until
purchase
of!
June
b-
Trhi
to
a
syndicate
Nnveen
Kaupt & Co., at
a
&
Co.
and
Ira
S.
A.,
22
j
,
,
~
Pomerado
„
S
1
a
e
The
—
r»-
x
County
by
•
x
x
*
nn
1989
to
San Bernardino County, Calif,
offered
April
'
1963.
8
were
J-J,
price
a
Bond Sale—The $300,000 water-
works bonds offered April 16
were
awarded to the Seourity-First National
Bank
of
Dos
interest cost
Angeles, at
a
sewer
April 1, 1964
by Townsend
Offering
50,000 2V2S. Due
Edward
—
K.
1967 to
Stanton, City Clerk, will receive
sealed
on
&
bids until 4
MaY
?
for
$3,000,000
the
water
purchase
bonds.
on
1971
Curtis,
of
30,000
3s. Due
1976
to
1967
Alameda
and
Director
Water Conservation Dist.
Bond
on
April 1 from
Offering—Carl A. Lauer,
1983
for
-
April 1
on
|rom
£tpr3
,
Oak-
on
Aoril
purchase
,
^°n
19y3
a.m.
Finance's
office,
on
.
.
of
_
,
inclusive.
(M-N)
1 from
+
June Lake Public
1964 to
at
Herrington &
Utility District,
California
Portland
Bond
bonds,
'
Offering—A.
Sale—The
(PDST)
on
April 30 for the
April
16
of
May 15, 1963. Due
15
$72,000 school
were
Principal
nnvahle
Y
and
at
the
Trust Com& Coe.
(P. O. Hartford),
Treasurer
sealed
bids
May
to
1
Conn.
for
receTve
will
until'2
(EDST)
p.m.
the
on
purchase
of
May 1 from 1964
inclusive.
1983
Principal
and
payable at the Riverside
Trust Company,
approved
Hartford. Legal-
by* Day,
Berry
&
Howard.
Offering
City
sealed
—
Edward
Treasurer,
bids
will
until
"j" ^55000
^
x
^
n
„
2
school
L.
re¬
p.m.
biHKls"
.
1988
interest
(J-D)
payable
at
the
g^eiton.
Legality
approved
Day, Berry & Howard.
: :
by
University of Bridgeport (P. O.
J. Claussen,
Dated
County, Calif *
offered
lsn
Bridgeport), Conn.
District Clerk, will receive sealed South County Joint Junior College
Bond O f f e r i n g—Henry W.
bids at June Luke until 8 p.m. District, Alameda & Contra Costa vLittlefield, President of the Uni-
School District, Contra
Costa
May 1 from 1964
Bond Offering—Marshall Prout
ceive
County Treasurer's office.
Bond
llip
Sutcliffe.'
of
Hartford. Legality approved
Miller,
ffoo ^UGi °n*
® ^ ^°nri 1964
inclusive. Principal and
'
to
chase
Alamo
on
Connecticut Bank
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super-
Principal and in¬
payable
(EST)
purchase
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
_
bonds.^ Dated June 1,
June
the
for
receive
a.m.
Shelton, Conn.
or
rinslon 01 ouicime
$150,'090
,
25
nvr
Bond
Angeles County, Calif,
1fmn
the
-
at
(PST)
10
Los
(J-D) payable at the
will
inclusive.
1978 inclusive.
Saugus Union School District,
Principal
price of
a
San Francisco, or at the co-paying visors, will receive sealed bids at D t d M y j jgf3 D
n M
{
a«fnt o£ sa,f ^ 'n
York Los Angeles until 9 a.m. (PDST) fram
inelhsiVe En¬
y' ,°l Chicago, Legality ap- 0n May 14 for the purchase of
cinai and interest (M-N) payable
Proved bI Omck Dahlquist, Her- $175,000 school bonds. Dated June. afPfha rnnnM-,„ 1 L,Jna'l Bonk
at the Connecticut National Bank,
rinffj.on oy Sutrliffp
Supervisors,
sealed bids
until
"1
7T
of
inclusive.
3s, at
as
Selectman,
1963. Due
1,
to
ity
Bank of America, N. T. & S. A., of
Offering —Jack G. Blue,
^
land
1888
and interest
County, Flood Control
Clerk of the Board of
to
were
basis cost of about 2.91%.
a
interest
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
Dated
11
Paine, Webber, Jack¬
1, 1963. Due
-
April 1 from
inclusive.
40,000 2%s. Due
(PDST)
p.m.
$175,000 school
April
$580,000 school bonds. Dated May
<
10,000 4s. Due April 1, 1966.
Haywood, Calif.
1991
&
$235,000 school bonds. Dated May
on
on
to.
April
on
$20,000 4%s. Due
1965.
approved
Sherman
-
CONNECTICUT
Town
and
pay¬
Bank,
Killingworth, Conn.
bcmds were sold to the Bank of
America, N. T. & S. A., of San
Francisco, as foliows:
of about 2.87%.
Legality
.
by Robinson, Robinson
Due
Le-
&
100.62,
pany,
Sanger, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $150,000
callable.
are
sealed bids until 11:30
Francisco
3%s, at
as
April
$120,000
Broomfield
offered
First
v
Fra?dStCO' f°f 3.24%.
AJT°79 3 b3SiS C°St °£ ab°Ut
net interest cost of about
Fullerton, Calif.
The bonds
Interest
T. & S. A., of San
and Associates,
the
Bond
District,
a
Bond
1,
A.,
bonds
son
inw
net
from
syndicate headed by
a
of
Dawsoiv Nagel,
awarded to Walston & Co., Inc.
/0
1988
at
awarded
r„i;f
'
.
sealed
on
Eastford, Conn.
B™d Sale—The $105,000 sewer
bonds offer<:d fpnl ld w_ere
bonds
purchase
Bond Sale—The
Bond Sale—The $515,000 school
$1,750,000
receive
(MST)
March 1 from 1984 to 1983
on
v
N.
o
the
Howard.
Water District,
n;»an rn«,n/v
District,
will
•
Lucy Brown,
bonds. Dated March 1, 1963.
mentioned April 3) for the
• ■_
A
—
8 p.m.
Broomfield.
May 1 (not tenta-
Rialton School
100.073,
„
1965 to
for
able
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received at Auburn until 11
on
Due
prjn_
Principal and interest (M-N)
awarded to the Bank of America
sealed
Clerk,
sewer
Due
California
-
1963.
__
Offering
bids until
net
a
sclI001
25,
Broomfield, Colo.
City
of
San
of
May
April 23
on
colorado
June 1, 1963. Due on Juno 1 from
headed
price of 100.023,
&
Bank
Brown,
198i incrusive
AAI
.
Bond
school bonds offered April 15 were
ity approved by Orrick Dahlquist
Anchorage, Alaska
Band Sale—The
$6,000,000 reve¬
nue bonds
offered April 16 were
May 1
net interest cost of about
a
Bond
County Treasurer "s office. "l e gal -
ALASKA
$500,000 imthe
'
*
•
County Water Agency,
:; a&
Imperial County, Calif.
CALIFORNIA
terest
awarded
1
Jan.
1963. Due
$4,000,000
11
Calif
Central Union High School
Townsend.
25
warrants.
on
(PST)
inclusive. The bonds
Placer
D
Burlington
..
callable.
are
23
re-
until
N
,
.
from
1
Jan.
on
Board
Commissioners, will
sealed
the
the
"
of $115,000,000 revenue
Legality approved by O'Melveny bonds. Due on Jan. and July 1
& Myers.
'
from 1968 to 2013 inclusive.
inclusive.
3.17%.
of
T.
as
Zone No. 3A, Calif.
President
N.
to
L.
_
at the County Treasurer's office.
interest cost of about 3.26%.
April 29 for the
on.
The
—
,
K ^interest
>
...
.
Francisco, and Associates, at
tive>
Brogdon,
108,000 improvement bonds.
cost
Commissioners (P. O. Mobile), Ala.
Warrant Offering — Charles E.
Bernardino
from 1965 +
sealed
the Bank of America N. T. & S.
receive
inclusive.
Co., and
County, Board of School
America
of
bonds. Dated
pay-
Herrington : &
-
awarded
(M-N) payable
were
interest
Board
,
for lhe Pu?h/S,e °f
County Treasurer's office, purchase
the
at
b^ds until 1:30 p.m. (CST),on
May 8 for the purchase of $583,-
gality approved
Etowah County Sch. Dist., Ala.
Warrant Sale — The
$886,000
the
receive
Sale
cipai and interest
on
Valley Na¬
..A
Bond Offering—Letha
——~
city Clerk, will
Co.;
Securities Co.
of
on
provement bonds offered April 16
were
County, Calif.
will
Bond
(PDST)
™
Wheat & Co.; Robert L. Whit-
taker
ble
a-m-
Springdale, Ark.
Yarnedoe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.; J.
C.
school
Milpitas, Calif.
J.
—
„
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
wli 10:30 sea^"lds atAFr^
until
the
•
inclusive. Prin-
arkansas
on
Inc.;
Dahlquist,
1982
Chert,k:ee $^45,000 improvement bonds. Due
Investment Co.; Ginther
Co.; Poole & Co.? M. A. Saund¬
(M.N)
County, Califv
Offering
...
,
awarded to
tional
Crane
&
$1,320,000
11
for
Snteliffe
1
Offerin g—V. Dennis
from 1965 to
$120,000 im¬
the
of
23
interest
Empire Union School District,
Fresno
alttT^8
'
Mav
May 1, 1963. Due
Co., at
Sale
April
on
until
Francisco,
net
a
about 3.03%.
Bend
tm^v^v-it"
3.55%.
Bond
bids
at
a.m.
riek,
on
purchase of $315,000 school bonds.
Dated
A., of San
of
Sun
May 1 from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
Due
jnterest
gan
S.
Associates,
Johnson,
_
Holbrook, Ariz.
<
County, Calif.
sealed
(PST)
a.m.
bonds
irngton, i^aiit.
at the County
Bond Sale The $300,000 special
Legality ap—;assessment bonds offered April 15
Rosenfeld - & were awarded to the First Arizona
office.
receive
school
1963
(PDST)
a.m.
&
&
1
Clerk
af
from
Due
"lip^
Valley School District,
Wardle,
Divelbess
nnft,.
'
and
&
T.
cost
High Sch. Dist.,
Offering—E. T.
purchase
Board
rpl;uo
will
Supervisors,
&t Derbes; Barret, 000 limited tax bonds, as follows:
^
Securities Co
,
Offering—Jean M. Place,
school
N.
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
»t the County Treasurer's office.
%
(bounty School District
&
Traywick & Co.; Robinson & Co.,
Inc.; Investment Corporation of
the
?35() 000
Apple
and interest payable
Co.; Penington, Colket & Co.; H.
V. Sattley & Co.,
Inc.; Howard C.
^
ci
provement bonds offered April 10
Butcher
Merced
Bond
riK',wi:S sutellffe'....
July 1 from 1964 to 1973 incl.
J
Dated April 1, 1963. Principal
Co.; Swiss Ameri¬
Townsend, Dabney &c Tyson; J.
Co.; Mackall & Coe;
Blair
of
Dated Mav
July 1 from 1973 inclusive.
& Co.; Clem¬
B. Hanauer &
Allan
chase
.
A.
Corp.; Talmage & Co.
can
from
^
&
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
will receive sealed bids until 10
a.m. (MST) on April 29 for the
purchase of $350,000 unlimited tax
bonds, as follows:
•
Strudwick; Julien Col-
1
Los Banos Union
May 1 from
on
of
San Bernardino
$250,000
were
net interest cost of about 3.56%.
a
inclusive.
arizona
c' ; "uuu. vv UAuciii, I"*-.,
Nv.wn.an, Lrown & Co.; Wells &
Christensen, Inc.; Charles King &
Co.; Stern, Lauer & Co.; Folger,
May
on
County, Calif.
Clerk
c,inPr^i«nr«
Stern & Co.
Cochise
16f
Supervisors, will receive sealed Principal and interest (M-N)
M°°d^ £C" T *
Co.,
and
Hanauer,
Milwaukee
Bond Sale—The $575,000 school
bonds- offered April
16 were
Co., at awarded to the Bank of America
$35,000 school
April
"""'"s—Eugene D, Wil- bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due
of
hams,
Mc-
Showers
Sale—The
offered
awarded to Dean Witter &
offering-Eugene D. Wil-
Duuu
Co.,
&
Co
&
Nongard
100,000 school
Carrison
Due
Sonoma
B(m(J
Taylor &
North
MacArthur
Inc.,
don,
.T
uer&on
Co
&
Fitch
Barret,
Kenover
&
Jones, inc.
1967.
May 1, 1968
Analy Union High School District,
W\nst°" f h0' lar°L&
„
„
Bond
Agee & Leach; Fahnestock & Co.;
&
Co., J. C. Bradford
(P. O. Bisbee), Ariz.
Co.; Alex. Brown &Sons; Sterne,
Henanx
syndicate:
Bache & Co-> Goodbody &
;
Co.; F. S. Moseley &
Robmoon-Humphrey
3s.
Bond
Ladenburg,
Bond
bonds
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Rauscher> Pierce & Co., Inc.,
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Harriman
curities
from
1
will
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Equitable Se¬
Thalman
District, San Mateo County, Calif.
and
27*000 3%,s. Due
Murray, Inc., Robert K. Wallace
Due May 1., 1983.
May
on
South San Francisco Unified School
Placer County, Calif.
inclusive.
1970 to 1972
1
D£e May V978,- ChannerYM' Dainc& CI°- *c"
Due on May 1 \CoNewman Securities Co.,
314s.
10,000,000
May 1 from
on
1977 inclusive.
19/0 .to
s
~ '&tcl-
follows:
$2,000 000 4s.Due
15,000
May
on
Other members of the
syndicate headed by
a
Stuart
t'niti,
April 18
' '
Due
3.90s.
on
1966
Loomis Union Grammer Sch. Dist.,
-.V;
and 1969.
1984 to 1988 inclusive.
Ala.
Bond Sale—The $25,000,000 revenue
V
and 1983;
Due
to
10,000 2%s. Due
.
May 1, 1982
on
5s.
follows:
as
5,000 3s. Due May 1,
May 1 from
on
815,000 3%s. Due
about
A lab am a State H igkway A utnority
O.
$15,000
1964
1974 to 1981 inclusive.
& Leach,
3.43%.
(P.
May 1 from
on
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
Sale—The
bonds
nue
awarded to the Wells Fargo Bank,
San Francisco,
$455,000 4^s. Due
(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
Bond
3.94%,
follows:
as
Alabama State Board of Education
.
from
$136,000
1965
to
sewer
1988
Counties, Calif.
pur-
bonds.
Bond
May
thelme,
on
inclusive,
Principal and interest (M-N)
pay-
able at the O'Melveny & Myers.
receive
for
the
.
Offering—Peter
Business
sealed
school bonds.
Bar-
Manager,
will
bids
purchase
versity of Bridgeport, will receive
_
A.
until
of
July .1
$8,200,000
sealed bids until 11
on
a.m.
,
(EDST)
May 6 for the purchase of $1,-
700,000
revenue
April 1, 1963. Due
1965
to
2002
bonds...
on
Dated
April 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Volume
197
Number
6257
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1685)
A-O.
&
Legality approved by Ropes
Gray.
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Interest
.
FLORIDA
M-N.
Legality
IOWA
Carroll
for the purchase of
approved
Dist.,
Iowa
by chapman & Cutler.
Bond
Tin.
v,
Bond Offering—S. H. Marshall,
_
Director
of
Finance, will
sealed bids until 11
No
receive
(EST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $16,-'
a.m.
33
(p
Q
_
West chi
.
0,
$9,350,000
bonds. Due
revenue
on
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1986 in-
jg; elusive. The bonds
call-
are
able.
•
6,700,000
bonds. Due
revenue
on
will
p.m.
25
elusive.
The
bonds
call-
are
until 8
m
ceive
*
the
for
receive
(CST)
purchase
school bonds. Dated
Due
Interest
of
April
1:30
p.m.
the
Interest
Community Sch.
McLean
Legality
_
•
_
25
Chemical
Bank
1,1963. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
100.063,
about
New
York
price of;
a
net
a
2.92%,
interest
cost
Director
of
Chemical
Finance's
Bank
New
office,
York
or
Trust
Company, New York City. Legality approved by Caldwell, Trimble
& Mitchell.
-: '
■
2'77%>
$20,000 3y4s. Due
'
Palatka, Fla.
Bond
liam,
City
Clerk,
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
bonds.
1963. Due
Dated
April
on
April
1992 inclusive. The bonds
able.
Interest
proved
by
1967 to
A-O.
Legality
Caldwell,
Mitchell.
•
.
Clarke
Dec. 1 from
on
Certificate
bids
will
(EST)
Offering
be
received
—
Sealed
until
Corp.;
Co.,
Bond
(P. O. Carpenlersville),
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
awarded
1,
1963.
Due
from
1964
Principal
to
and
to
the
11
First
Dec.
on
Bond
the
3s.
Due
Sale—The
Carleton
1,
Athens,
at
or
1967
Dec. 1 from
1
..
Hawaii
(State of)
Bond Offering — Andrew T. F.
Ing, Director of the Budget,
receive
for
sealed
the
series
1963.
1983
bids
purchase
C
bonds.
Due
until
of
will
May
16
$10,000,000
Dated
May 15,
May 1 from 1966 to
on
Offering
Secretary
HAWAII
of
Inez
—
the
Smith,
Board
at
for the
Smith,
City
—
Clerk,
receive
(CST)
Interest
J-J.
Legality
April
23
for
the
purchase
as
$192,000
Rock Island
—
1,
1963.
1965
Due
to
National
Bank
on
Jan.
'
,
terest J-J.
.
.175,000
&
1,
from
,
1962.
1964
The
Due
to
bonds-
on
1993
Dated
May
1
inclusive,
callable.
are
terest M-N.
.
gaie_The
&
&
100.02,
about
cost of about
.
Township High Sch.
(P. O, Palatine),
Illinois
Offering
—
of
-
Kenneth
the
the
of
a
cost
a
April
11
were
composed of
Inc.
Securities
Co.,
p0X) Reusch & Co., Inc.,
net
interest
cost
of
about
9
a.m.
(CST)
April
on
to
The
Bond
$600,000
bonds. Dated
May 1, 1963. Due
on
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1981 inclusive,
Interest
J-D.
Legality
by Chapman & Cutler.
approved'
Unit School District No. 4
r
,
1965 to
Offering—E.
A..
;
Secretary of the Board
Colbert,.
of Educa¬
tion, will receive sealed bids until
7:30
(CST) on April 23 for
the purchase of
$1,600,000 school
p.m.
1982
on
Oct.
1 from
Due
1982
,
/
May
7
$450-000
for
sewer
1, 1963. Due
to
1982
callable.
Trustees (P. O•
City
Bond
nue
Sale—The
bonds
awarded to
offered
$770,000
April
reve-
10 were
Goodbody & Co.
Bond
lips,
to
Legality
approved
by
1964
Bond
are
Boston), Mass.
Offering—Ruth
C.
Web¬
ber, Town Treasurer, will receive
sealed
bids
until
April 23
on
for
11
the
(EST)
a.m.'
purchase
of
$885,000 school bonds. Dated May
April
15, 1963. Due
to
17
1973
interest
syndicate
May 15 from' 1964
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
Principal
payable
and
the
at
headed by the First National
City
State
pany, Boston. Legality
approved
by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer &
Dodge.
about
$4,320,000
interest
net
a
3.16%,
of
follows:
as
3]/4s.
1964
cost
Street
Due
to
4,915,000 3s. Due
1981
3y4s.
on
Note Sale—The
1
offered April
inclusive.
the
April 1 from
at
inclusive.
Due
Trust
April
on
First
a
10
$1,000,000 notes
awarded to
were
National
net
interest
Bank,
Blair
Loeb,
&
Co.,
Rhoades
Smithers &
Weld
Inc.;
&
Bond
M.
F.
S
a
1
e
—
The
$3,200,000
school bonds offered April 16 were
&
Carl
S.
Co.;
about
Lexington, Mass
Co.;
White,
Boston,
of
cost
1,33%.
1
1988 inclusive.
Chicago,
Com¬
Falls River, Mass.
April
on
1973
Bank &
Nov. 1 from
on
Semmes,
MASSACHUSETTS
Bedford (P. O.
$15,000,000
a
the
revenue
Bowen & Semmes.
Legality
offered
16 for
$940,000
the First Boston Corp.,
price
of
a
syndicate headed by
100.949,
a
as
basis
3s, at a
cost
oJ!
about 2.88%.
1, 1977.
Nov.
1
from
the
Other members of the syndicate:
White, Weld & Co.; Estabrook &
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes &
Marine
J.
(CST)
purchase
Nov. 1 from
Co.;
&
office.
and
the
at
& Co. and
Co.,
Legality
Cutler.
Inc.;
will
Clark,
Dodge
&
Co.;
Shearson, Hammill & Co.; A. G.
Co., Inc.
Roosevelt & Cross,
Note
Inc.; Geo. B.
&
the
Co.; Kohlmeyer & Co.; Spencer
Trask &
& Trust
Methuen,
Co., of Kansas City; J. A.
Bond
receive
on
receive
(EST)
April 24 for the purchase of $7,500,000
revenue
bonds.
Dated
White
&
Co.;
chase
&
awarded to
Lynn, at
Co.; of
(P. O. Boston), Mass.
Offering
sealed
on
of
bonds,
Interstate
Securities Corp.; Stranahan, Har¬
ris
Trust
—
John P.
Begeley, Jr., Town Treasurer, will
City; First Southwest Co.;
D.
Essex
$1,000,000 notes
were
net interest cost of about 1.35%.
a
Day; Commerce Trust Co., of
R.
April 9
Co.; City National Bank
Hogle & Co.; Tucker, Anthony &
R. L.
Lyons; Hannahs & Lee,
Sale;—The
offered
Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Ladd Dinkins
Phil¬
(CST)
Lee
Lynn, Mass.
Becker &
Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.; King,
Quirk & Co., Inc.
Bowling Green, Ky.
Offering—Louis B.
Co.:
Inc.
of
1964
Principal
payable
Clerk,
Leary
Company of West¬ Higginson
Street
Corp.; -State
York, Buffalo; Hemphill,. Bank & Trust Co.; Boston, Weeden
Noyes & Co.; Wood, Struthers &
Lawrence
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
Barrow,
Trust
New
ern
bonds. Dated May
on
Co.; W. H. Morton &
Memphis;
Nov. 1, 1975
by Chapman &
City
The
—
awarded
were
Kansas
Bond
Sale
May
on
of
awarded to
—
Treasurer's
approved
(EDST)
of
on
(M-N)
as
bids
April
until
25 for
11
a.m.
the
nur-
$1,800,000 unlimited
tax
follows:
$1,600,000 school bonds. Due from
Co.;
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co.; Piper,
200,000 water bonds. Due
Co.;
Weil
Investment
on
May
n
Jaffray
&
Hopwood;
Dittmar
1 from 1961 to
&
1978 inclusive.
'
to
2003
approved by
Vincennes), Ind.
A-Q.
Murphy,
on
(State of)
highway bonds
on
May 1 from
inclusive.
Co., and the First" Cleveland Corp.
Legality
Chapman & Cutler.
(P.
Bond
O.
Valley Water District
Bond
Offering
—
Donald
Mc¬
Offering—M, J. Cook, City
Secretary, will receive sealed bids
until
Hiseville), Ky.
10
for the
a.m.
(CST)
purchase of $6,000,090
Donald, Secretary of the District
Commission,
$1,000,000 building bonds.
willreceive
bids until 1 p.m.
sealed
(CST) oh May 1
*1
May
on
limited tax bonds,
OAA nnn
as
5
Dated
May
1.
1953.
"Princ*ml
and interest
Monroe, La.
.
University Board of
Interest
Carl
Co.,
on
inclusive.
interest
Green River
Vincennes
F.
bonds
a
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1962. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
July 1,
from
1
The
100.02,
Co., Inc.; First National Bank of
Offering
Oct. 1 from
1983 to 1993 inclusive.
April
—
follows;
as
Waterloo, Iowa
Bond
1965
on
on
inclusive.
Offering
Co., of New York; Northern Trust
1974 inclusive.
May 1, 1963. Due
inclusive.
109,000 3y4s. Due
(P. O. Champaign), III.
Bond
reve-
& Share Corp., as follows:
'
Champaign County, Community I
$200,000
nue bonds offered April 9 were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
$91,000 3%s. Due
'
to
Dated
of
net interest
a
KENTUCKY
Sale—The
Bond
receive
(CST)
a.m.
000 revenue bonds.
5,765,000
to 1980 inclusive.
1978
Orleans, Ind.
for the purchase of $850,000 school
Robert
were
Chairman of the Board of
Trustees,
will receive sealed bids until 5
purchase
will
price
sold to Becker
2.83%,
120,000 3s. Due
4.56%.
25
Clerk,
16
Moseley & Co.,
MARYLAND
v
—
a
S.
Morgan State College (P. 0.«
Baltimore), Md.
the
May 29 for the purchase of $5,815,-
1974 to
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
City
from
40;000 2.90s. Due Nov.
of
reve¬
Securities,
Newman
and
&
net in¬
a
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
$389,000
group
Columbian
channer
at
offered
to
Trust
Rimmer, City Clerk, will receive
Sale—The
bonds
jnc
Car-
Board
Bourg,
from 1982 to
were
$360,000 2.70s. Due
on
Bend
nue
Secretary
interest
net
a
Offering
at
April
F.
basis cost of about 3.12%.
Trust
Houma, La.
Bond
District, Me.
Other members of the syndicate:
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Cownie, Inc., at
the-Indianapolis Bond
Jasonville, Ind.
'
District No. 211
roll,
were
3 62%.
awarded
Bond
reve-
16
York
to
3y8s,
as
follows:
•
riiirlifKonrlc!
(M-N) payable at the
First National Bank, Boston. Le¬
gality approved by Ropes & Gray.
21
'
un¬
;
*
New*~n, Ma"s.
Note Sale—The $1,009,030
offered
the
April 9
First
-
Inc.*'
100.035,
about
and 1976.
$390,000
New
Co.,
Bank, of New York, and Halsey,
Stuart & Co., Inc., at a price of
of
2.49%.,
—
80,000 2.80s. Due
In-
& Cutler.
County
of
-
April
Bank
offered
awarded
-
net, interest cost of-
Sale—The $800,600 water
bonds
Cutler.
Iowa
Co.,
Trust
share Corp., as 3%s, at a price
of
Legality approved by Chapman
Cook
offered
awarded to
bonds.
were
Cownie, Inc.,
cost
about
hospital bonds
,
revenue
Nov
of
Illinois
Continental
Bond
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by Chapman
&
sewer
15
Home
Offering
1964
bonds
nue
the
*;■"
Evansville, Ind.
Band
In-
to
Bond
\
from
1
interest
cost
$320,000
INDIANA
inclusive.
a
Union County (P. O. Creston),
Chicago, at a net interest cost of
about 2.83%.
'"
follows:
1982
at
about
$60,000
Savings Bank, Osage, at
*
The
$1,200,000
or
were
Jones, Inc. "
Investment
a
Portland Water
May 1,1963.
Company, Chicago
Louisiana
April
County Sch. Dist.
the
bonds. Dated May
sewer
Sale—The
awarded
ap-
terest
of
$367,000 bonds,
of
Osage, Iowa
proved by Chapman & Cutler,
.
on
cost
Jan. 1 from 1966 to 1983 inclu-
on
of
9
MAINE
26
Security National Bank
Trust
Company,
Lexington,
1963.
.
ment bonds offered April 15 were
awarded
will
a
IJtmd Sale—The $25,000 equip¬
sive.
April
on
April
3.31%...
of
the First
Chemical
Crane
about
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
purchase of $360,000 hospi-
Bond Offering
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
at
about
2.59%.
school bonds offered April 10 were
Douglas B.
as
tal bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due
ILLINOIS
Offering
of
.
offered
net
a
No. 34 (P. O. Silvis), III.
Bond
Co.,
cost
awarded to Becker &
Di¬
of
and
jointly, at
on May 1 from 1965
to 1988
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
Principal and interest payable at
awarded to
Beh
interest
Bond
bonds
rectors, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (CDST) on April 29
inclusive.
Amboy, III.
&
3.08%.
(P. O. Metropolis), III.
..
Board
$500,000 school
offered
awarded to Scharff &
•
County Hospital District
Bond
bonds
Due
Nevada, Iowa
Massac
No. 1 (P- O. Lutcher), La.
Bond Sale—The
LOUISIANA
36,000 improvement bonds,
1969 to 4982' inclusive.
an
.
D.
interest
net
on
St. James Parish School District
1,
sealed bids
(EST)
sealed bids until 11
net
June
J. A. Suther¬
—
purchase
$120,000 bonds
were
2.63%.
Dec.
on
650,000 3y8s./Due
;
Becker
$84,000 improvement bonds,
and 1968.
1983
im¬
April 10
follows:
1, 1965
& Judell.
April
$321,000
Dated
revenue bonds. Dated
& Trust
July
on
1993 inclusive. The
are
callable. Interest J-J.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
sealed
p.m.
offered April 11
1966.
50,000
a.m.
construction
Dated July 1, 1963. Due
Continental Illinois National Bank
net interest cost
a
11
the
&
$14,000
to
until
bonds.
sewer
airport
1 from 1966 to
Willis,
on
of
Secretary ,of the
Lake Mills, Iowa
National
,w
Athens, Citizens and Southern Na¬
Bank,
An¬
Brown
of about 3.09%.
3.09%,
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
bonds.
were
payable at the National Bank of
tional
A.
and
The
—
land,
for
-iV-J:#;-
$50,000 33/4s. Due
and
Sale
awarded
were
$750,000 school
April
follows: '
interest
Atlanta bank.
James
Inc.
Cownie, Inc., at
net interest cost of about
a
on
inclusive.
&
provement bonds offered
Illinois
noon
May 1 for the purchase
$900,000 certificates." Dated Juhe
of
1
Bros. Harriman & Co., Inc.
Counties Unit School District
No, 300
as
Georgia
Nov.
on
1974 inclusive.
Chicago, and Blyth & Co.,
Inc., jointly, at a price of 100.175,
County Hospital Authority,
Due
Hanseatic
1, 1965
Henry
—
Trustees^ will receive
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Ira Haupt &
Co.; Gregory & Sons; New York
Bank of
GEORGIA
from
Other members of the
syndicate:
^ane» McHenry, Cooh and DeKalb
ap-r
&
('
1
Hiawatha, Iowa
1,
Trimble
2.90s.
drews
call¬
are
Nov.
on
from 1968 to 1981 inclusive.
on
from 1964 to
-
Dec.
on
130,000 23/4s. Due
receive
(EST)
May 2 for the purchase of $900,000
revenue
1,705,000
and 1966.
Offering—Harold E. Wil¬
9
the
station
bonds
Bond Offering
.
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
follows:
as
until
department
bonds.
University of Kentucky (P. O.
Lexington), Ky.
of
follows:
as
_
Bond Sale-The $150,000 school
bonda °"erfd April 10 were
®wardfct° the Mercantile Trust
- °f St tLo"ls' f a
b"cf 0
ld07°J5' a "/ Merest cost oi about
400,000
Legality approved by Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey.
.
$195,000 5s. Due
March
and interest
2,750,000
approved
1963.
syndicate headed by
a
■
Dated
inclusive.
Offering
for
fire
bonds.
County (P. O. Calhoun),
revenue
the
D"
650,000
1962.
2002
County Clerk, will receive
school bonds offered
April 16 were
Trust Co., New York, at
<
to
reve¬
1,
Kentucky
bids
The $1,900,000
—
April
Legality
A-O.
Bond
Dist.,
Iowa
Sale
1965
pur¬
for
$930,000
Dated
by Grafton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
awarded to
1975
to
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
„
Davenport
1, 1963.
J-D.
until
25
from
$150,000 school bonds.
Bond
Consolidated ochool District No. 89
fibl©
chase of
bids
April
on
$200,000
1968
^
sealed
(CST)
bonds.
sealed
on
May
Dec. 1 from
on
inclusive.
Sept. 1 from 1964 to 1992 in- J
;
}
"
.
Shirley W. Harrlngton> Secretary °* tha Board of
Education,
follows:
as
.
Offering
.
bids
050,000 bonds,
Offering—Edward White,
Attorney for the District, will re¬
Du Page County School District
11
nue
Due
Independent School
57
were
National
notes
awarded to
Bank,
Bo^nn,
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1686)
price
Rowley, Mass.
Sale—The $445,000
Bond
offered
bonds
April
3s, at
price of 101.02,
a
2,405,000 3s. Due
1973
Worcester County
(P. O.
1,165,000
Lajoie, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids until 11
a.m.
(EST),
of
chase
Street
State
Boston,
Company,
Manhattan Bank,
Beaver
'
No. 6
District
& Trust
Miller
awarded
Bank of
12
&
were
Bond Offering—Mrs. G.
Education, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on
purchase
Due
The bonds
M-N.
Interest
purchase
Dated April
1964.
1, 1963.
Elk Rapids
>
Bond
Legality
&
i
School District, Mich.
JiJk
ijti*
Ai
Offering
'
*
Ruth
—
(EST)
Green,
at
1967
1988
to
inclusive.
callable.
are
The
Interest
J-D.
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
interest
net
a
Huron
April
on
27
purchase of $190,000 school
Note
Offering—Louise
Bond
April 1,
1963.
par,
30,000 3.20s. Due
offered
April 8
St.
Clair
Bank.
"
were
—
were
notes
net
inclusive.
a
Bond
awarded
April
11
to the First of
were
Michigan
Corp.
from
bonds
offered
awarded
to
$140,000 school
April
11
were
Kenower, MacArthur
Donald
&
Oceana
Pangburn, County Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(EST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $210,000 county bonds. Dated Nov.
1,
1962. Due
May 1 from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
callable.
The
Interest
approved
Paddock
by
bonds
M-N.
Miller,
are
Legality
Canfield,
& Stone.
Port Huron
Sale
-
Halsey,
a
The
Co.,
by
1964 to
Howard,
Lefler
LeFevere,
Inc.,
at
of
body
&
Hamilton.
1
Thief River Falls Independent
Bond
tional
Co.;
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(CST)
on
April 24 for the purchase of $1,495,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1963. Due
on
Jan. 1 from
inclusive.
1991
callable.
The
Interest
approved
a
May
J-J.
are
May
15,
Windhorst
&
Legality
West.
awarded vto
the
10
\
were ;
Boatmen's
Bank, St. Louis, at
a
Na¬
price
May
15
Dated
Board
The
on
May
15,
Boston,
May
15
April
or
Bon
1,
1963.
1
Trust
York
Kidder,
Pea-
Philadelphia;
Na¬
&
Weeks; L.
&
from
Legality
approved
Dominick
Weeden
&
Co.;
p.m.
April 30 for the
pur¬
$2,448,000
school
Co.; Hayden, Stone &
Whipple
First
R.
&
Co.; Baxter
May 1, 1963. Due on Nov. 1
1965 to
1983 inclusive. Prin¬
(M-N) payable
the
Peoples
County, Hamburg
land
&
Trust
York,
New
Wood.
JERSEY
Company
York
State
Bank,
of
Sale—The
Childs
&
Bank
Securities
Co.;
Baird & Co., Inc.;
in
St.
Corp.;
Robert
W.
awarded
to
New
Legality
York,
price of 100.325,
a
2.60s,
as
at
School
District
Bond
Offering
—
sealed bids until 3
net interest cost
Raymond
school bonds.
000
Saffin, Gordon & Sautter, Wood;
&
interest
(J-D)
Dominick; F. S.. Smithers & Co.;
Lincoln
Rochester
Johnston
pany,
Dominick
Co.;
Lemon
&
Co.;
Brothers,
Inc.
Van
Morris Plains,
Offering
2
until
for
8
p.m.
the
Hawkins,
Principal
and
the
at
Trust
Com¬
Bankers Trust
or
York
City.
Le¬
Syracuse, N. Y.
on
Offering—H. Beaman
Tremble,
of
until
May 1
Commissioner
will
nance,
11
receive
a.m.
limited tax
on
bonds,
to
3,600,000
Delafield &
from
wood.
1977
as
April
25
un¬
follows:
Due from
inclusive. '
building
1964 to
bids
of $7,800,000
$4,200,000 school bonds.
1964
Fi¬
of
sealed
(EST)
for the purchase
County, Morristown. Legality ap¬
by
New
15,
1964
& Dikeman.
Bond
from 1964 to 1978 inclusive. Prin¬
proved
from
15
payable
Rochester,
B.
(EDST)
purchase
May 1, 1963. Due
June
inclusive.
1982
way
N. J.
Layer, Borough Clerk, will receive
bids
on
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
Adelaide
—
Due
Company,
and
Anderson & Strudwick.
May
on
Dated April
to
sealed
(EST)
p.m.
1963.
Bond
E.
April 25 for the purchase of $630,-
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Boland,
Deventer
I
Daly, • District Clerk, will receive
a
of about 2.55%.
&
No.
(P. O. Brockport), N. Y.
headed by the First National City
New
Ogden, Parma, Clarkson,
Central
syndicate
a
bonds.
1981
y
Due
inclusive.
'
Dated April
Stranahan, Har¬
NEW MEXICO
Adams, McEntee & Co.,
Inc.
■/
\ '
'
Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Co.;
Herbert - J.
Sims
&
Co., Inc.;
of
City.
Clarendon, Murray, and Bergen,
im¬
$5,282,000
National, Bank, of cipal and interest (M-N) payable
S. Dickson & Co., at the Trust Company of Morris
First National
Erie
of
Marine Mid¬
or
;
Sweden,
County (P. O. Newark), N. J.
Dated
bonds.
Bank
provement bonds offered April 11
&
will
3
at
F.
Barr
until
cipal and interest
by
Palmer
Clerk,
bids
approved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Co.; Paine, Webber,
Curtis;
(P. O.
District
Struthers
New
National
ris & Co.;
Park, Central Sch.
on
of
Dated
Due
$225,000 improvement bonds.
Memphis;
McCarthy.
sealed
(EDST)
chase
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.
Co.;
improvement
dr.Offering—Theodora
receive
the Exeter Banking
NEW
1984 inclusive.
&
Greenwald,
April 22
on
Thorndike,
Storey,
Bank,
on
a.m.
pur¬
Company, Buffalo.
District No.
of
Blair &
Newark;
Trust
Orchard
&
payable at the First National Bank
were
inclusive.
10
Hamburg, Boston, Eden and
/
•
Principal and interest (A-O)
Essex
until
$592,000
Washburn
Shawmut
on
Bacon,
of
Traders
April 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclu¬
of
bids
pay¬
Co.; Alex. Brown & Sons; William
Louis;
$825,000 school
offered'"April
Due
York;
&
Brothers &
Inc.;
District, Mo.
on
1978
Hornblower
&
—
(EST)
a.m.
Bond
Co., Inc.; Dean Witter
Dominick;
&
sealed
Legality approved; by Reed7 Hoyt,
purchase of $50,000 water
15
Bank; White, Weld & Co.;
&
Jackson
1966
bonds
by Dorsey, Owen; Mar-
Bond Sale—The
tional
on
Due
Co.,
Rothschild
Offering—Robert A. Bre-
despn, District Clerk, will receive
bonds
Due
Bank
New
&
Blair
St. Charles School
$6,575,000
on
Due
3s.
McCormick
syndicate headed by
Stuart &
1 from
Dec.
11
the
sive.
T.
re¬
.
1973 inclusive.
from 1982 to
MISSOURI
school bonds offered April 15 were
(awarded to
on
approved
Peterson,
quart,
May 15, 1965
on
Other members of the syndicate:
Co.
Area School District
(P.' O. Port Huron), Mich.
Bond
Due
on
$790,000 school
/National
Offering
bonds.
on
Benedict
—
July 1 from 1963 to 1992 inclusive.,
bids Principal/and' interest (Jf J) pay¬
April 24 able
at
the
Manufacturers
&
Dodge.
2.80s.
Chemical
to
a
about.2.79%,
Due
2%s.
3,750,000
School District No. 564, Minn.
Offering—Mildred
of
1,250,000 2.90s. Due May 15, 1981.
on
gality
Co., jointly.
Co.,
1979 and 1980.
May 1 for the purchase of $315,000
drainage • bonds. Dated June 1,
County (P. O. Hart), Mich.
Bond
(CST)
Offering/
bonds. Dated April 1, 1963. Due on
Selectmen will receive sealed bids
until
,
Hamburg), N. Y.
Bond
for
basis
a
School
the
Thorndike, Palmer
Storey,
by
Company.
2,60s.
2,500,000
Meriam Vin¬
—
sealed bids until 3 p.m.
Co., and Manley, Bennett, Mc¬
Trust
of
cost
1976 to
1983/inclusive. Interest J-D. Le¬
District, Mich.
Sale—The
Bond
Illinois
price of 100.0275,
a
21/2s.
3,750,000
O. Litchfield),
cent, County Auditor, will receive
1963.
New Era School
Offering
H.
Bank, Bostdn. Legality approved
1974 and 1975.
Bond
Sale—The $345,000 school
offered
syndicate
a
&
from 1967 to
Minnesota
bonds
16
and 1966.
2,500,000
the
at
E.
as
(EDST) on.April 30 for the
Searhrook (P. O. Boston), N. H.
April
Continental
Bank
8,750,000
net interest cost of about
Meeker County (P.
(P. O. Marshall), Mich.
Neb.
follows:
2.57%.
Mar Lee School District
to
$2,500,000 4s. Due
National
-
offered
the
interest
$150,000 im¬
able
Chas.
jointly,
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
and
Inc.,
Holtz, Town Supervisor, will
May 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
$25,000,000
Chicago, Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
awarded to E. J. Prescott &
Co., at
were
District,
The
—
awarded
Chicago, at
May 1 from
The
11
11
Cheektowaga, N. Y.
Dodge.
bonds
National
provement bonds offered April 10
awarded to
Shores
of
as
Sale
15
Storz-Wachob-
School
May 1 from' Inc., and
Little Falls, Minn.
Bond
until
of
receive
Inc.,
Co.,
price of 100.439,
a
Bond
chase
Principal and interest (M-N)
headed by the First National Bank
May 1 from
on
.April
the
Sale
school
were
inclusive.
1983
to
Omaha
May 1 from.
on
Sutton), Neb
Co.
price of.
1976 inclusive.
to
offered
awarded
cost of about
on
were
-
Bender
1977 to 1980 inclusive.
1981
Chairman
will
15
for the purchase of
bonds
were.
1964.
Lake Shore School District, Mich.
$245,000
payable
Edward
—
Young,
April
Bond Sale—The $645,000 school
Lynch, Pierce,
on
Offering
April
George B. Gib¬
cost of about 3.37%.
(P. O. Boston), N. H.
Board,
Bond
1969
to
1970 to
field, Paddock & Stone.
Sale—The
3.40s, at
the First National Bank, Bos¬
Bond
Clay County, Sutton School District
follows:
as
Legality approved by Miller, Can-
Note
&
Aug. 1
on
cipal and interest (F-A)
at
of
$325,000 water¬
to
Co.,
bonds. Dated May 1,-1963. Due on
.
reve¬
April 9
net interest
a
40,000 3.10s. Due
Dated
Due April 1,
May 1, 1963. Due
bons
Weigold
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. Prin¬
Sale—The $45,000 library
No. 2 (P■ O.
Fenner & Smith Inc., at a
Dildine,
purchase of $100,000 notes.
Co.
about
of
$165,000
awarded to Merrill
1965
April 25 for the
on
Sale—The
bonds offered
nue
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
Dated
&
price
a
offered
awarded
ceive
awarded to the Robert E. Schweser
Dawson, Minn.
60,000 2.90s. Due
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
p.m.
pur¬
offered
Bond
Moody, Inc.,
cost
$35,000 21/2s. Due
Valley School District
(P.O. Milford), Mich.
1972
(MST)
p.m.
bonds
10 " were
:
3.09%,
field, Paddock & Stone.
&
8
bonds
bonds.
school
$575,000
& Benson.
3.58%.
April 30 for the
on
&
-
purchase of $360,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1963. Due on June 1
the
of
a.m.
July 1, 1963. Interest ton.
Legality approved by Ropes &
J-J. Legality approved by Faegre
Gray.
$240,000 sewer
April
Juran
awarded to
-
Bond Sale—The
L.
April 30 for the
on
McEntee
at
100.15, a basis cost of about 2.87%.
11
of
were
Chaumont, N. Y.
until
chase
10
O.
were
Chadron, Neb.
offered
2.90s,
fire
$48,000
Adams,
at
bonds. Dated
1, 1963. Due April 1,
Sale—The
Bond
to
Inc.,
receive
bids
price
a
April
Co.
works
sealed
The
—
offered
bonds
awarded
Offerin g—Harvey
(EDST)
Board
Belgrade, Minn.
approved
Paddock
net
a
SaJe
Boston), N. H.
NEBRASKA
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8
the
of
MINNESOTA
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
bonds
Chairman
for the
notes.
$250,000
at
at
District, N. Y.
Bond
Oyster River Cooperative Sch. Dist.
bonds
from
of
for
13
Legality approved by Miller,
callable.
are
Canfield,
Miller,
p.m.
May
Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Stone.
8
(P. O. Dutton), Mont.
Offeringr—Henry T. Ros-
May 1 from 1965 to 1989
on
inclusive.
by
Dated May
Bond
until
the
May
$1,500,000
of
County, Dutton High School
District
a
were
National
Lebanon School District (P.
Bond
7:30
on
12
First
Nevada, Reno,
of
cost
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
(EST)
March
2.90s,
as
&
McEntee
Adams,
Brookhaven Sound Beach Fire
NEW HAMPSHIRE
of
were
of
basis cost of about 2.81%.
Inc.,
100.741,
were
tion, will receive sealed bids until
p.m.
of
school
10
Co.,
District
$650,000 school
the
to
April
to
Bassy," School Board member, will
Secretary of the Board of Educa-. bolt,
Imogene
9
interest
net
a
Teton
Note Offering—Davis B. Draper,
Smeltzer, Secretary of the Board
school bonds.
at
Butte,
April
offered
awarded
interest cost of about 3.19%.
Security Bank
to the
awarded
net interest
a
Bank
about 2.50%.
County Central Sch. Dist.
the
offered
bonds
V.
H.
and
Co.
(P. O. Deer Lodge),
Sale—The $130,000 school
Bond
Stranahan, Harris
&
awarded
Montana
Romulus Township School District
Bay City, at
(P• O. Benzonia), Mich.
for
Powell County
(P. O. Romulus), Mich.
Bensie
6
Parcells
.
offered
bonds
MONTANA
(P. O.
Y.
Sale—The $275,000
Bond
Winnemucca), Nev.
(P. O.
school
Scotland
New
District
Delrnar), N.
net interest
a
YORK
and
Central School
Kirkpatrick
School
County
Bond Sale—The
Co.;
Co.; National Shawmut
to the
NEVADA
bonds.
Co., Indianapolis; Hayden,
Boston;
May 22 for the
$1,750,000
of
Bethlehem
bonds
Humboldt
at a net
bonds,
sewer
NEW
swim¬
$72,000
Company, at
and
Inc.;
&
until
bids
Sattley & Co., Inc.
cost of about 3.48%.
of
Louis;
Co.; Allan Blair & Co.; Charles
A.
Peoples National
the
to
$27,000 school
April
offered
City;
Co.,
&
MacArthur
&
Bank,
Sale—The
Bond
of
2,500,000
cost of about 2.82%.
Director
Business Affairs, will receive
Comptroller
Kraft,
& Co.;
St.
Bank,
Bosworth
Michigan
bonds
&
W.
Pettis
bonds, at a net
sewer
interest cost of about 2.96%.
Sale—The
awarded
net
a
interest cost of about 2.96%.
1982 ming pool bonds offered April 15
Kenneth
—
3,000,000
Co.; Chiles & Co.;
Tecumseh, Neb.
were
Offering
Bond
American Fletcher National Bank
1, Auburn),
Road, Route
National
Feb. 1,
on
Springfield Sch. Dist. No. R-12, Mo.
purchase
Kenower,
(P. O. Seidler Road and
Garfield
Hornblower
Due
3s.
bonds, at
interest cost of about 2.96%.
McMaster
Co.;
&
&
syndicate headed by
a
water
$4,900,000
Mul-
Co.;
Cooley & Co., and the Van Home
Bond
and 1983.
syndicate:
R. W. Pressprich
Braun,
School
Township
310,000
sealed
First
Hutchinson
inclusive.
1981
to
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas
New York.
MICHIGAN
1978
1
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Chase
the
or
Corporation;
Weeks;
Trust
&
Bank
May
on
Other members of the
Principal and interest payable at
the
Due
Blyth & Co., Inc.; First of Michi¬
gan
Wells
laney,
&
awarded to
Phelps, Fenn & Co., as follows:
Investments, Inc.
inclusive.
1977
to
McDonald
220,000 2.90s. Due on Feb. 1 from
3.20s.
from 1983 to 1985 inclusive.
Due Nov. 15, 1963.
April 24, 1963.
1972
275,000 l/10s. Due May 1, 1986.
April 23 for the pur¬
$800,000 notes.
Dated
on
inclusive.
1971
to
Manley,
George K. Baum & Co.;
Bennett,
inclusive.
145,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
and 1982.
Alexander G.
—
1967
1980 inclusive.
to
Feb. 1 from
on
1966
to
100,000 2.70s. Due on Feb. 1 from
710,000 3.10s. Due on May 1, 1981
Worcester), Mass.
Offering
Note
1964
May 1 from
on
as
$50,000 4s. Due
225,000 31/4S. Due May 1, 1972.
basis
a
2.92%,
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
.
net interest cost of about Seattle Trust and Savings Bank;
Burns, Corbett & Pickard, Inc.;
follows:
of par, a
interest
follows:
as
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
about 2.87%.
cost of
net
a
3.05%,
$1,765,000 5s. Due on May 1 from
were
Sachs & Co.,
awarded to Goldman,
as
school
10
100.029,
of
cost of about
.
r
able
—
*
bonds
offered
April
16
were
from
1964
1, 1963/
to
1981
Due April
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
\ '[
Bond- Sale
Th e $10,400,000
/
-
1
at
pay¬
^/ the - Chase " Manhattan
Bank, New 'York City. ' Legality
Volume
197
Number
6257
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(1687)
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
cost will depend
Mitchell.
requirements
The
Port
of
New
New
York
the service
upon
the
and
size
and
of The Port of New York Authoritv
look *or
ter Planning—The Commissioners
decided
that
in
view
of
former
the
of
Hudson
Railroad,
will
■efforts
studies
determining
after
Man-
from
pending final adjudication of the
constitionality of the New York-
vNew
Jersey legislation
pecially
authoriz-
cars
them.
the
The
to
who
operate and improve the Hudson
asked the manufacturers
special
and
construct
a
World
'Trade Center, in the Port
of New
•
S.
modern
Sloan
bi-state
that
said
on
April
resumption
of
•of the
possibly
as
peals,
the
court,
Court
of
Ap-
W
bonds
sewer
19g3
Due
19g5
will receive sealed bids until
1
F
Faster
(EST)
for
Dated
Mav
Qn
Ma^ t frQm lg64
May
purchase of $29,000 im¬
Due
(J-D)
Bond Sale—The
bonds
awarded
Co.,
Inc.,
101.139,
$100,000 limited
offered
to
April
Braun,
314s,
as
basis
a
8
cost
to
principal and in_
(M_N) payable at the Chase
-' V
of
Jefferson
of
No. 4
about
•
Bond
bonds
Warrensville Heights,' Ohio '
Bond
Sale
provement
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
Co.,
a
The
—
bonds
awarded
were
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn & McCarthy
as
basis
cost
■■■•
$191,690 im¬
offered April 9
to
2%s, at
a
McDonald
price
of
OHIO
efficient heating,
air
d
s
.
Tb
_
Bond
provement bonds
Makoning
.
Mf!4fin
s0Jd
were
National
_
to the
Bank
of
Offering
City
away,
&
100.15,
Sale—The $400,000 school
April
States
cost of about
1975 to
Rock-
a
3.29%,
as
on
follow's:
C
Feb. 1 from
Feb.
on
Bank,
net interest
1971 inclusive.
•
1
■
<
•
\
from
(CST)
1980 inclusive.
75,000 3%s. Due
receive
1981
to
on
April 24 for the purchase of $176,-
on
Feb. 1 from
1983 inclusive.
PENNSYLVANIA
000 swimming pool bonds.
Y0ungst0Wn
were
National
$132,000 3y4s. Due
1964 to
11
Co.,-Inc. and
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
ap¬
135,000 314s, Due on Feb. 1 from
Alice
—
Clerk,
County
County School District
Portland, jointly,:at
OKLAHOMA
R
the
Legality
(P. O. Culver), Ore.
offered
United
Guymon, Okla.
Youngstown), Ohio
.
1974
interest
at
awarded to Blyth &
of about 2.85%.
Broadman Township (P. O.
and
1964 to
and
office.
58,000 3s. Due
give
comfort
payable
1
^
from
proved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree
& Rankin.
&
price
a
1
Principal
were
Bosworth
at
Dec.
on
inclusive.
Treasurer's
Vermillion, Ohio
tax
on
the
provement bonds.
inclusive
communications with passengers
thr°ugh public address systems
ai^d illuminated route and destiBond
nation displays in each car.
bonds
April 4, upholding the
on
to
Authorityis-see-king improved
6-1.decision of New York's
highest
1,
3.11%.
0Q0
by providing the most
and
15
result
a
Sept.
has
™
Planning
become
ride
conditioning lighting and sound-
Colt, Chairman of the
agency,
the
has
attention
appearance
.York,
the
Authority
Tubes
~
es-
meet
people
Port
being
are
designed
of
needs
.ing the Port Authority to acquire,
new
offering
bidsTnmTa^n
teregt
PATH's
•
uond
discus-
-possible unnecessary loss of time, Purpose.
•
$1,000,000
_S' becr^taiy .°f the Local Gov-
car-
bi-st.ate
resume
-
of
Dated
Williamston (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
design
new
sions with a number of leading
its planning car. manufacturers tnat existing
to
preclude car designs would not serve its
the
and
.agency
and
entirely
an
for the PATH rapid transit
he urgent need for rehabUitation
.hattan
purchase
bonds.
' '
^ 1 fr0m 1965
PATH now operates 236 rapid to 2002 inclusive.
transit cars, all but 50 of which
ranSe in a§e from 35 to 55 years.
The Port Authority decided to
Continue World Trade Cen-
have
the
revenue
tyP6 °f C3r Sel6Cted'
Authority,
York
,
To
f0r
59
Churchill Area School District
Mentor, Ohio
Sale—The
$22,000
offered
April
offered
April
sewer
16
Kingfisher County Dependent Sch.
Dist. No. S (P. O.
Hennessey),
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond Sate—The $360,000 school
Oklahoma j.
were
bonds
offered
April
8
were
.awarded to Magnus & Co., as 3V2S,
Bond Sale—The
$54,000 school awarded to the Western Pennsyl¬
under which the Port Authority rail car design, PATH hopes to
at a price of 100.18, a basis cost of bonds
vania National Bank, McKeesport,
offered
'
April
10
were
operates the Port Authority Trans- develop a vehicle that can effec- about 3.48%.
awarded to the Liberty National at par, a net interest cost of about
Hudson System and is develop- tively
overcome
the limitations
Bank & Trust Co., Oklahoma
Solon, Ohio
City. 3.12%, as follows:
•ing The World Trade Center.
'
caused by the existing small railBond Sale—The $434,000 sewer
$225,000 3s. Due on May 1 from
Work 011 the project had been roa(t
tunnels and sharp curves.
OREGON
•constitutionality
of
the
By
statute
seeking
entirely
an
new
bonds
•curtailed
lower
•
l
held
in
February
when
in
court
a
statute
manufacturers
asked
a 61 ,*e(:lslon'
!
the
The
decision
3-2
a
design
have
been
lighter
weight
requiring less electric
cars
unconstitutional.
to
nower
^dIb yequuinto less eieciric power
In view of the announcement
by
? achieve greater operating effiopponents of the project that they cienfcy and economy. They have
would appeal to the United States a^s0 keen asked to develop reSupreme
said
Court,
Chairman
definitive
110
Colt
work
the
opponents
hop% that
their
they
■'
■
as" alr conditioning and electrical
appeal,
will
not
'
-
we
controls which
can
reducing
service time for
to
the
metropolitan
would
people
desperate
re-
.
1964 to .1978 inclusive.
were
Co
i!
as
Grant
-
f
Bond Offering
Sycamore Township (P. O. Blue
Offering—Clifford Knabe,
_
.
clerk
0f
the
Board
of
District
—
„
.
Trustees,
22
for
60,000 3V8S. Due
John Liveira,
the
(PST)
purchase
of
on
75,000 3%s. Due
1983
April
$115,000
school bonds. Dated June
1,
1963.
on
May 1 from
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
■
Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m.
Ash), Ohio
Bond
3
(P. O. John Day), Ore.
basis
a
County School District No.
to
1987
Erie School
on
District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
May 1 from
inclusive.
$910,000 school
April'
,
v
..
out-of-
cars.
NORTH CAROLINA
Blowing Rock (P. O. Raleigh),
delay
North
particularly aggravate the
already
easily
&
°
3%s' at a pnce of 101'33'
.
the,
of
Long
area.
be
15
McDonald
delay
action, thus continuing their
disservice
for
car components such
placed,-; thus
and public interest involved.
•
package units
standard rail
could
proceed, regardless of the urgency
"If
movable
awarded
a
situation
Bond
pre-
Carolina
Offering —W. E. Easter-
vailing in the former Hudson and
ling, Secretary of Local Govern-
Manhattan System.' It would also
ment
delay
sealed bids until 11
the
construction
World Trade
ises to be
to
the
Center, which
and
prom-
of the greatest bids
one
retention
.merce
of
the
existing
com-
development
;new commerce in our great
Mr.
Colt
The
of
said
that
of
as
For
and
sign
250
April 23
the
of
to
cars
quated
replace
the
anti-
acquired
equipment
from
i\/r
u
++
the Hudson and Manhattan.
had
ers
been
n
Pro-
car
unopened
Feb. 20, the day after the
.The
Minoru
World
Yamasaki
architects
Emery
for
Roth
architects,
resume
Trade
Associates,
m
„
been
studies
t
„
asked
which
Co.,
,
,
,
on
about
a
3.35%,
t1QAnnn
R
$130,000
6s.
•
as
1977
at
1981
to
1987
30,000 l/10s. Due
1988
on
to
1
Market.
.
The
it
on
on
of
£ondg
on
in
(P. O.
McBryde,
May 7 for the
Dated July
1965
1962..Due
to
Mit-
by
& '«'■
Shetterly
Shetterly &
University' of North Carolina,
Trustees (P. O.
a
so.
„
«
.
The
cost
new
as
exact
cars
much
number
as
of
are
■
$25,000,000.
cars
and
to
The
their
„
Bond
•
_
expected
jr^
.
TT
ou
Officer
and
Treas-
will receive sealed bids
10:30
^
Offering—A. H. Shepard,
Business
urer,
til
.
a.m.
(EST)
on
May
Write
to:
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
on
inclu-
2002
approved
Pershing,
revenue
Raleigh), N. C.
legal position to do
the
features
ments, redemption
May 1 from
$1)290>000
Fersk^n
award
the
Over-The-Counter
include
the
••
'**•
most
..f
''
announce-
May 1 from
Treasurer, will receive bids until
(EST)
on
inclusive.
July,
is
in
comprehensive record of dividend
Fayetteville), N. C.
Board of
whenever
traded
'
inclusive.
Mitchell.
in
and
Other
notices.
chell,
Authority and PATH.
stocks
from
1990 inclusive.
Port
be prepared to
than 5,500
more
May 1 from
Methodist College, Inc•
evaluation will take three months.
completed
on
a
exchanges
1
May
inclusivy
70,000 3V2S. Due
Legality
contract
on
1980
to
sive.
a
were
'v
the technical and rail staffs of the
is
Financial Chronicle contains the price range
sewer
9
follows:
tQ 1976
t from
it
Monday Issue of the Commercial and
net interest cost of
Due
july
After
The
$270,000
April
40,000 31/4S. Due
inten-
by transit system
experts, industry consultants and
PATH will
Hoyt,
were
.
an
Trust
Winston-Salem,
prjce 0f par>
to
proposals to be received
evaluation
offered
Bond Offering—Frank
April 23 will undergo
sive
Trust
project, and
Sons, associated
&
Price Range on Over 5,500 Stocks
awarded to the Wachovia Bank &
Center,
curtailed in February.
Tre
Sale—The
bonds
the
have
the
&
•
the
Clayton, N. C.
un¬
favorable lower court decision.
On
;
manufactur¬
returned
at
*ty approved by Reed,
Washburn & McCarthy,
9(J4
posals from five
on
de-
about
1,
Company, New York City, Legal-
.Bond
modern, air conditioned rapid
.transit
May
Hanover
for the
manufacture
Dated
Manufacturers
example, proposals will be
on
bonds.
sewer
Com-
on
on
1963. Due on May 1 from 1965 to
1977 inclusive. Principal and inpayable
part of the bi-state agency.
received
000
(M-N)
the
commitments
receive
(EST)
April 23 for the purchase of $100,-
terest-
would not require final
financial
.or
will
a.m.
port."
:missioners felt obliged to proceed
with
such
planning efforts and
.studies
Commission,
un-
13
Subscription Department
25 Park
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
;
calls, and sinking fund
•
10 1
were
60
The
(1688)
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, April 22, 1963
.
v, ^
of
at a price
Co., New York,
100.21,
2,76%, as follows:
about
awarded to William S. Mor¬
were
ris
$300,000 2V4S. Due on May 1 from
&
Co.,
100.155,
1969 inclusive.
1964 to
$2,790,000 im¬
of provement bonds offered April 17
net interest cost
a
Sale—The
Bond
400,000 2%s. Due on May 1
1970 to 1977 inclusive.
210,000 3s. Due on May 1
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
from
&
interest
Due
1975
1978 inclusive.
1976 to
Sale
—
21/zs, at
\National Bank, as
of
100.106,
2.48%.
'
;
William S. Morris & Co.,
Sealed bids until May 23 for the
of
bonds.
Puerto Rico.
Authority (P. O. West Union), Pa,
Bond Sale—The
nue
r
bonds
headed
cate
to
a
for
syndi¬
bonds,
by Butcher & Sher-
rerd, and Janney, Battles & E. W.
bonds,
2.97%,
314
Smith, Barney & Co.; Hornblower
an
cost
3%%
and
of
3%%
basis
an
interest
and Gurabo, 314
bonds,
an
interest cost
Sale—The
Bond
$425,000
Note
Home
the
PUERTO RICO
Sale
—
net
interest
a
Bank, Boston,
cost
of
Co.,
100.359,
3.28%,
a
as
Inc.,
$800,000 im¬
CAROLINA
100,000 3s.
a
price
of
age
awarded
July 1,
as
1977
on
1964 to
July 1 from
16,000
1983 inclusive.
3s.
1974
Sale—The
ris
$1,125,000 im¬
1978 to
&
Co.,
3.02%,
a
as
Inc.,
at
1963
a
price
1984 to
1971
450,000 2%s.
1972 to
Sept. 1 from
on
Sept.
1
11
Sale
July 1 from
on
May
(CST)
p.m.
14,
Bond
enue
July 1 from
on
headed
&
&
Stone
Dated
inclusive.
1983
on
Sept 1 from
the
improve¬
bonds.
System (P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Correction
Sealed
bids
May
8
Bond
—
will
at
the
a
group
the
syndicate
First
National
of
bonds.
Director
sealed
on
of
inclusive. The bonds
until
2
3 Vis.
Due
gality
3.40s.
1986 and
Due
April
on
(PDST)
p.m.
May 7 for the purchase of $1,-
West
Bond
Columbian
Texas,
Pancoast,
Texas
ris
&
&
Fosdick,
Hobbs
&
Hart,
Corp.
1964
&
Inc.,
tin
&
Brown
Funk,
Moroney.
&
Co.,
Bond
price
a
of
of
100.017,
of about
1964
to
1975 to
April 1 from
on
1981
inclusive.
45,000 3.40s. Due
140,000
Bond
3.60s.
Due
on
basis
a
Sheldon,
announce
the
E.
to
a
April
Co.,
Inc.,
and
1
our
offices
Sale
struction
bonds
&
were
of
Moody,
net inter-
par, a
1964
to
of
McLean
net
408 Olive Street
$38,000
3s.
Due
to
1977
1969
1978
to
to
May 1 from
on
May
011
10
Seattle, and
Co., Inc., jointly, at a
interest
Snohomish
District
cost
of
about
3.75%.
County Public Utility
No.
1
(P.
O.
•
•
bonds
awarded to
SCHERCK, iHCHTER COMPANY
Midwest
Stock
Bond
on
1983
on
May 1 from
Exchange
Merrill
a
at
a
as
$1,350,000
were
a
GArfield
1-0225
,
214s.
on
May
1
from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
300,000 2.70s. Due
and
1974.
on
on
60,000 3y4s. Due
1978
to
on
9
were
a
wicki,
as
follows:
April 15 from
of
on
May 1, 1973
(CDST)
on
May
Commission, Que.
leau,
Offering—Raoul
Secretary
receive
(EST)
000)
lows:
sealed
bids
April
on
Roche-
Treasurer,
and
until
23
8
the
for
purchase of $435,000 school bonds.
Dated May
1, 1963. Due
to
1964
Town
1983
May 1
on
inclusive.
Que.
Offering—Rene Labrosse,
Secretary
receive
(EST)
April 15 from
April
on
of
Treasurer,
bids
until
for
22
$1,000,000
7
the
sewer
May 1, 1963. Due
on
May 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Greenfield Park, Protestant School
Commission, Que.
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Board,
Secretary and Treasurer, will
sealed
(EST)
bids
April
on
of
until
22
$540,000
1963. Due
1983
1964
to
p.m.
the
for
Dated May 1,
re¬
8
pur¬
school
from
bonds.
May 1
on
inclusive.
Labrecque, Que.
R.
Sa-
Finance, will
pur¬
(note $4,000,-
unlimited tax bonds,
and
sealed
bonds. Dated
chase
6 for the
chase, of $3,465,000
on
Cap-De-La-Madeleine School
ceive
April 15 from
Offering—Joseph
Director
May 1, 1963. Due
May 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Kenosha, Wis.
Bond
April 23 for the
on
bonds. Dated
net interest
inclusive.
1983
Treasurer,
purchase of $87,500 water system
purchase
receive sealed bids until 1:30 p.m.
Due
(EST)
p.m.
p.m.
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
follows:.
April
3.08%,
Eugene Huot,
and
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
will
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
2.91%,
ST. LOUIS 2, MO.
Towns,
$200,000 school
price of 100.04,
cost of about
syndicate headed by
Smith Inc., at a price of 99.088,
net interest cost of about
Benton
High School District
offered
—
Dollard-Des-Ormeaux,
Village, Hazel Green,
70,000 3s. Due
16
1, 1963.
from
awarded to Braun, Monroe & Co.,
Everett),
offered April
school
$350,000
May 1 from
inclusive.
Sale—The
bonds
Bond Sale—The $6,000,000 reve¬
nue
Offering
p.m.
inclusive.,
$70,000 2%s. Due
Washington
•
of
un¬
April 23 for
on
Secretary
will
(P. O. Hazel Green), Wis.
con¬
National
Jessen,
QUEBEC
from
1
inclusive.
1980
Jamestown,
Union
April
R.
Bedford, Que.
Bond
Commerce,
&
purchase
follows:
as
inclusive.
1968
45,000 3Vis. Due
offered
the
(MST)
bonds. Dated June
Bond
1
to
awarded
Bank
to
The
—
the
Bond
Paine, Web¬
*st cost of about 3.10%,
County Fire District No. 21
Bond
til 8 p.m.
Town
10
Juran
price of
a
135,000
April
J.
—
tees, will receive sealed bids
Wells,
composed
group
J. Prescott & Co.,
Hazel Green
Pierce
Offering
cost
No.
District
offered
awarded
April 1, 1985
011
School District
High
CANADA
45,000 3.20s. Due
were
TWX 314-556-0450
Na¬
WASHINGTON
removal of
Members
15
Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds
(Pi O. Tacoma), Wash.
•
April
Florida
a
100.1575,
School
1981
•
to
$75,000 2.90s. Due
•
from 1987 to 1992 inclusvie.
We wish to
$1,000,000
offered
(P. O. Cashton), Wis.
April 1 from
on
1986.
and
1963
The
—
Bond
2.78%.
Joint
Inc., at
inclusive.
May 1, 1982
on
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
ber, Jackson & Curtis, Kalman &
follows:
as
April 1 from
on
1974
interest
net
a
3.54%.
55,000 3 Vis. Due
of
of
about
May 1 from
on
inclusive.
Cashton, Melvina, Jefferson,
Rauscher, Pierce
$80,000 4s. Due
Equitable Securities Corp., J.
Sale
bonds
awarded
9
Inc., and Eddleman, Pol¬
Fosdick, Inc., jointly, at a
&
1981
(P. O. Gillette), Wyo.
County (P- O. Green Bay),
building
$360,000 im¬
provement bonds offered April
awarded to
a
2.98%,
Campbell County, Community
Agency.
Portland, Leon,
The
about
of
WYOMING
Clinton, Christiana and Washington
Webster, Texas
—
price of 100.42,
Housing and Home
Wisconsin
Co.,
Waggener.
Sale
to
bonds offered April 11 were
awarded to the
&
Eddleman,
Inc.,
a
cost
160,000 3.10s. Due
were
Pollok
16
follows:
WISCONSIN
Co., Dallas,
Co.,
April
rev¬
tional Group of Banks, as 2.80s, at
&
Co., at
interest
net
$1,160,000
offered
and 1983.
$1,265,000
M.
Allison
Sale —The
bonds
$1,000,000 3s. Due
Commerce Trust Co., Kansas City,
E.
(P. O. West Salem),
awarded to William S. Mor¬
syndi¬
Mosle
Trust
&
1
Consolidated
Robertson
Rotan,
Bank
the
Securities
Dewar,
&
Shelby Towns, Joint School
were
Wesleyan College
Sale—The
Finance
of
Chapman
Salem, Village Hamilton,
(School
as
VIRGINIA
West Virginia
enue
1,
1987.
members
by
Burns, .Farmington,Bar re, Medary,
Banor, Washington, Greenfield
Bond
Clark,
250,000 school bonds.
.1
from 1971 to 1985 inclusive.
510,000
approved
pay¬
New York. Le¬
or
Wisconsin
(P. O. Buckhannon), W. Va.
April
on
Chicago
3.21%,
April 1 from
on
1992
callable.
are
Principal and interest (J-J)
District No.
Finance, will receive
bids
same
$2,700,000
Due oh Jan. 1 from 1966 to
Wash.
Bond Offering—Vance H.
inclusive.
1970
Manhattan
Cutler.
County, Bellingham
Bellingham),
a
Chase
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1963.
revenue
un¬
purchase
revenue
WEST
to
1,275,000
cost
composed
May
on
inclusive.
1978
time for the purchase of
and
April
the
School District No. SOI (P. O.
follows:.
Sale—The $1,250,000 rev¬
to
to
Offering—-
received
be
for
.
Whatcom
offered
net interest cost of about
lock
11 were
1964
Sealed bids received at the
for
$4,780,000
$^22,000,000
Due
Bank, Dallas, at a price of 100.002,
were
1988 inclusive.
May 1, 1963. Due
from
1
4
tentative,
of
til
to
the
by
Bond
Sept. 1 from
bonds offered April
awarded
1976 inclusive.
Cross;
not
purchase of
1982 to 1984 inclusive.
22,
Ellis
Washington Public Power Supply
The $2,300,000
bonds
40,000 314s. Due
April
Blunt
Co.;
Tacoma, Wash.
bonds.
—
awarded
were
price
inclusive.
Due
Bacon,
able
Independent Sch. Dist.
schoolhouse
inclusive.
1977
Cookeville, Tenn.
on
Co.;
&
Youngberg; Taylor & Co.; Tripp & Bank, New York City.
Legality
Co., Inc. and G, H. Walker & Co. approved by Chapman & Cutler.
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
from
TENNESSEE
follows:
to
Robinson-
of
net interest cost of about
$675,000 314s. Due
2.61%.
1973 inclusive.
Due
35,000 3.40s. Due
awarded to William S. Mor¬
100.042,
to
on
31,000 314s. Due
provement bonds offered April 17
were
Higginson
Lee
Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬
Beissner & Co., and Walker, Aus¬
Caguas, P. R.
Bond
East
follows:
$25,000 314s. Due
290,000 3Vis. Due
the
to
Humphrey Co., at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about 3.31 %,
July 1 from
and 1978.
1979 to
system bonds offered April 10
were
on
4
revenue
Bond
of
Bond Sale—The $107,000 sewer¬
1976 inclusive.
Due
North
cate:
Dillon, S. C.
v.
follows?
on
&
&
100,000 Is. Due April 1, 1988.
SOUTH
net interest cost of about
1964 to
Co.;
Stevenson
1963 to 2002 inclusive.
Other
at
$410,000 3V2S. Due
$3,200,000
from
about
1.49%.
awarded to William S. Mor¬
&
170,000 school bonds.
&
Reynolds
ment
the
April 30 for
10 were awarded to
National
provement bonds offered April 17
ris
until
bids
sealed
1964
The $600,000 notes
First
at
Arecibo, P. R.
were
Hutton
lar, Finance Director, will receive
Pawtucket, R. /.
offered April
The
1,250,000 school bonds.
&
70,000 building bonds.
Offering—Everett W. To-
Bond
$415,000 414 s. Due
rev¬
Finance Agency.
—
Goodbody
.
ISLAND
RHODE
awarded to the Housing and
Sale
Corporation;
able in
as
bonds offered April 17 were
Bond
55,000 school bonds.
Co.; Bache & Co.; First of Mich¬
igan
Cleburne, Texas
a
of 3.648%.
Pennsylvania
enue
were
TEXAS
bonds,
3.28%; Moca,
bonds.
105,000 school bonds.
purchase
and
bonds,
of 3.6453%-,
and
(P. O. York),
of
bonds.
syndicate:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Nashville, and the Chero¬
Securities Co., jointly, at a received until 10 a.m. (PDST) on
kee
2%%
interest cost of 3.02%;
cost
Weeks, and Dolphin & Co.
York Junior College
basis
cost
314
Caguas,
interest
an
was
and 3%
Arecibo, 314, 3, and 314 %
Other members of the syndicate:
&
interest
an
3.154%;
Clark, Inc., at a price of 98.30, a
net interest cost of about
bid
combination of 314
a
bonds.
sewer
Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Wertheim
National
net interest cost of about
on
The winning Mayaguez
$1,090,000 reve¬
sold
were
sold to Banco Popular de
were
sewer
10,000 garbage and disposal plant
Bank in
Moca, due 1964-79 and $100,000,
78,
16
Third
the
to
awarded
Inc. and
municipality of Gurabo, due 1966-
Upper Adams County School
175,000
225,000
1,
Simmons; Marshall & Meyer, Inc.;
$375,000 school
April
offered
bonds
issues, $137,000, municipality
two
school,
$25,000,000
of
purchase
and
Sale—The
Bond
$800,000, due 1964-83, were sold to
receive
will
Director,
Executive
totaling
1963-76,
Offering—Elliott G. Falk,
Bond
due 1963-TO;
$1,125,000, due
Arecibo
totaling
$2,790,000,
Caguas
May
on
Roosevelt
is¬
$4,952,000 were sold
totaling
Pennsylvania State Public School
Building Authority, Pa.
1
City, Tenn.
Five
Apr. 17. Three issues, Mayaguez
on
,
.
—
municipal bond
Rican
totaling
sues
Awarded
Bonds
Puerto
price
a
April
on
from 1995 to 1992 inclusive.
Union
Local
Due
1977 and 1978.
Corp.;
(Commonwealth of)
Puerto Rico
basis cost of about
a
Due
3.60s.
720,000
$150,000 city
The
improvements bonds offered April
8 were awarded to the Hazleton
1984 inclusive.
to
2.90s.
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.; W. E.
405,000 314s. Due on April 1 from
Due on July 1 from
750,000 3s.
2,650,000
$1,300,000 improvement bonds.
1976.
&
1974 inclusive.
to
1,300,000 27/ss. Due May 1,
Other members of the
1967 inclusive.
1968
400,000 2.80s. Due May 1, 1975.
,
April 1, 1965
on
105,000 3 Vis. Due on April 1 from
1
1963 to 1975 inclusive.
from
of
cost
and
July
on
of 100.005, a net
about 3.56%, as
a price
follows:
250,000 3y4S. Due July 1, 1979.
Bond
Co., at
Cumberland
C. H. Little
Co.,
Corp., and
of
of $20,000 314s. Due
at a price
interest cost
3%:s.
$1,790,000
Hazleton, Pa.
Securities
3.15%, as follows:
about
from
Inc.,
net
a
&
Bradford
C.
Mayaguez, P. R-
Guaranty
awarded to the Morgan
Trust
as
fol¬
Bond Offering
City
Secretary
will
receive
p.m.
(EST)
purchase
—
sealed
on
G. H. Lemay,
and
Treasurer,
bids
April
22
of $48,500 sewer
until
for
8
the
bonds.
Dated May 1, 1963. Due on May 1
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
@FedFRASER