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The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL

Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.

THE

Volume

Number

197

LEADING

AND

MOST

INFORMATIVE

6253

New York 7, N.

General
RAILROAD

PUBLIC UTILITY

•

Precision

Metals

Engineering, Inc.—"Reg. A"

The

on
March 20, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering
5Vz%
convertible debentures due Dec. 1,
1969, to be
($500). No underwriting is involved...
Proceeds are to be used for equipment, leasehold improvements,
sales promotion and .working capital.
Alio of 12300 Washington Avenue, Rockville, Md., is engaged in

the

of

at

par

fabrication

devices
—V.

used

and

$30

weather

for

Annuity Life Insurance
'

of

filed

'

;

American Bank

807

are

29,000

shares,

Common

—

'

funds

with

the

stock,

SEC

Lansing,
125,000

(for

(59.27%)

securities

the

which

law.

benefit

will

of

the

widow)

his

management
officials
Said estate proposes to sell

as

to

general

legal investments

as

has

company

which

of

added

be

qualify

The

stock,

common

stock

and

(30.53%).

selling

in

additional

insurance

shares

P-aton

B.

.

of

sale

Michigan
of

62,500

outstanding

estate

of

Harrison

shares

37,044

owns

19,081
shares
shares, and 7 other

a

group

20,000

stockholders propose to sell all their holdings (with one
in amounts ranging from 781 to 2,625 shares. John B.
is .president
■./.v..

exception),
Pryor

112 California

of

company

statement with

6%

convertible

sale

at

SE'C

the

debentures

100 %

of

by

its

president, Rex W. Laub,

will

offer

the

securities

basis.

of" the

A

7y2%

offered

•

i

.,

.

primarily

subsidiaries
Co.

(together

Who

.

...

is

company

its

filed
for

of

public

with Max W.

Laub)

engaged

in

•

•

sellers
.'

.
,

the

insurance

Basin Insurance
o-' uxc.

Great

or

•

..

Co.

best

a

offered

shares

common

A

and

two

A"

to

be

class

225,695

shares,

mon

Holley),
the

addition

In

outstanding

of

and

class

Rex

common

Management

officials

business

and

Casualty

estimated

The

a

of

the

group

statement

the

1,000,000

B

offered
shares.

at

will

B

(and

a

laboratory, and

32.3%

owns

of

wide

a

data

Madison

420

the

forms

to

for

computer

use.

■

'

I"

convertible

SEC

Ave.,

cipal
ware

29

filed

the

SEC

March

on

filed

Angeles,

Los
27

covering

a

70,000

Puerto

preferred

stock,

stock,

which

Davre

Stock

Inc.

it

has
is

Fund,

addition

to

outstanding

Board

in

engaged

are

all

25,000

such

certain

2,971,335
V 'j n

Chairman

Delaware

Inc.,

40,000,

sell

In

man< *>'

own

to

propose

Rico.

Davidson

J.

Fund,

subsidiaries

the

sale

of products through coin-operated vending ma¬
supplying institutional food services in the United

in

and

•Growth

its

and

and

shares
<rrom>

5,000

shares.—V.

and

common

19.21%.'

Diversified

and Scudder

shares,

197,

of
own

President.

Fund, Inc.

and

indebtedness

Special

respectively,

and

1112.

p.

covering

of

company,

registration
shares

of

statement
class

headed

Co.,

135

both

be

of

with

by

$7.50

the

to

to

Option

offered

128%

Plan,

and

granted

be

to

be

to

the

of

The

consists

Life

in

1961

for

the

its

of

$150,000

investment

Pilgrim Life Insurance Co.
which was organized in 1962.

will

7,500

a

Co. and H. M. Byllesby &
Chicago.
The public offering
underwriting terms are to

statement also
the

to

shares

business

filed

covering 100,000
public sale through

and

includes

company's

underlying

underwriters,
price.

main

for

Chicago,

29

(1)

Restricted

five-year

exercisable

12,500

at

from

principal

Proceeds
the

consists

of

the

manufacture

and

exhaust

fans and air circulators.
The company also manufactures
specialty cooking appliances. The net proceeds from the stock sale,
together with $900,000 of borrowings, will be used as follows: $120,000

to

retire

one-third

business

of

mortgage,

a

which

activities

.working capital

was

in

and

$400,000) for the

$750,000 to repay

incurred

Canada;
used

for

purchase of

short-term

bank

loans,"

the

in

and

expansion of the company's
the balance will be added to

general

corporate

purposes

including'

inventory

and carrying of certain ac¬
counts receivable and $200,000 for purchase of additional
inventory.
In

addition

31,250

class

Bernstein,
shares

to

of

A

certain

and

President,
each

class.

indebtedness,

218,750

and
.




his

class

B

the

company

shares,, of
family

which

immediate

' I

has

own
».

outstanding
Samuel

all

but

M.

furnish

$27.50

Vance,
the

of

market

value

of

Sanders

Fund

with

&

Co.,

Inc.,

a

and

management

the

in

engage

business

in

of

It

all

of

the

America,

a

out¬

Indebtedness,

President
and

.

class

the

A

S.

of

shares

shares,

Fund

of

v

:'.•••

.•

The
a

of

111

with

the

to

exchange

total

least

will

market

tive

is

not

stock,

:

to

seek

is

end

of

the

deposited
law

investment

possible
to

is

proposed

share

by

each

5.6

for

to

dent—V.

189,

outstanding

management officials

Putnam

and
in

unless

The

having

is

Board

Chairman

2675.

p.

$1,250,000

period of at
by
the
Fund.

and

1963,

whose

the Fund is an
investment objec¬

in

growth of capital and income.
investment medium consisting of a

an

of

75,000

4344

6Vz%

East

212,801

as

and

Indian

shares

headed

will

of

School

the

Road,

SEC

on

subordinated

stock,

to

be

offered

and

three

unit

at

$68

per

formed,

along

'v:-

page
12

(Bonds)
Exchange—

Exchange
Exchange

__

__

35

„_

—

Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange

S.

E.

will

$29,600;

the

$620,000, and to
$170,000, in order

development

of

addition to

additional

shares

certain indebtedness,

of

41.41%

value

of

to

stpek,

common

owns

stock

of

management

and
now

the company has outstanding
Royden Brown, Presi¬
officials as a group 80.92%.

which

outstanding is $2.32

per

share.

the

prospectus, the company on a consolidated basis
since its inception and has a net loss as of Feb.
Of $213,158—V. 196, p. 1051.

money

According
has lost
28, 1963

37

Kearsarge Telephone Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—

38

__.

Over-the-Counter Market

The

42

Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices

36

Transactions New York Stock Exchange..
Transactions American Stock Exchange

36

shares
be

36

as

is

company

of

for

follows:

For

of

of

subscription
preferred,

involved.
Proceeds

36

1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 2,500
class B; also 477 common shares to
by stockholders on a pro rata basis,
$50; for common, $37.
No underwriting

March 18,
preferred,

on

5V2%

offered

:
are

Kearsarge
telephone

of

be

to

New

service

used

for

London,
in

New

Miscellaneous Features

expansion and equipment.
H„ is engaged in the furnishing
Hampshire.
N.

Leeds Shoes, Inc.—Common Registered—

General

Corporation and Investment News
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
State and City Bond Offerings—.

1

2
52

Dividends Declared and Payable
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System——„
'N

46

Foreign Exchange

46

>

Consolidated

15

working capital, $282,900;
the balance needed to
complete during 1963 and
mobile home resorts near

pay

to

various urban areas.

Book

36

additional

to provide

dent,

37

,U.

Exchange.

and two, are under construction.
In
under conditional purchase contracts

country in

or near urban areas for
the
home
resorts
by
subsidiaries yet k be
for which, are in various stages of developmfenfc
related production and service businesses adjacent to

with

498,082

36
„

are

the

plans

purchase land,
facilities,

In

36

,

.

first two

1964
.

35

Exchange

Exchange.

35

land
of

construct

W 35

_

Exchange.

Midwest Stock Exchange.-

underwriters

resorts.

expenses,

43

to
„__

sale

shares.

The
$1,490,000
estimated
net
proceeds
from
this
be used to create an interest fund for payment of
years' interest on the convertible subordinated deben¬
tures, $162,500; to retire existing indebtedness from past operations
on
bank
loans,
$230,000, and on accounts payable and accrued

24

Cincinnati Stock Exchange

Stock

the

_/ 30

National Stock

through

1978

public

common

mobile

of

the

financing

the

New York Stock Exchange

for

Ariz.,

covering
due

828 Seventeenth St., Denver, and J. R.
New York, which will receive a

completed

of

sections

development

(Stocks)

'u;v'.

Stock Exchange

27

Broadway,

2

been

parcels

various

in

Stock and Bond Quotations

Phoenix,

March

debentures

made

be

Beane,

have

resorts

Pacific Coast Stock

common

purpose of developing
operating mobile home resorts and related businesses through¬
the country, primarily through subsidiary companies. Two such

addition,

Detroit Stock

of

The company was organized in 1961 for the
out

In This Issue

Stock

shares

group own 9.15%, Fred¬
David T. Gilbert is Presi¬

a

$50 of debentures

common

by Boettcher & Co.,
&

with

convertible

consisting of

offering

and

Boston

'

'

.

registration statement

a

units

The

of

company

filed

accepted

March

company

securities

solicitation

N

Stock

for

stock

Holiday Mobile Home Resorts, Inc.—Units Reg'd—

Williston

American

such

F. L. Putnam & Co;, Inc.,
shares are to be offered

$6.80 per unit commission.

New York

offer

common shareholders
at
the
shares held.
A $1
per share

to the underwriter,

has

company

of which

L.

eric

long-tei'm

provide

the

stock,

Street, Boston,

consummated

the

so

It

per

share

to

Massachusetts

diversified

purpose

be

at

are

$13.25

Street, Boston.
Unsubscribed
public sale at $13.25 per share.

March

on

offered

value

$30,000,000

Organized under

Its

Devonshire

SEC

be

stock.

common

one

company
manufactures, buys, sells and distributes gas and
appliances for any and all purposes within Greenwich.
The
$429,654 estimated net proceeds from the stock sale, together with
other funds, will be applied to payment of $475,000 of
outstanding
I bank loans incurred to pay for the costs of additions betterments
( and equipment.
In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred

-t,

.

of

gas

filed a registration
27 covering 1,100,000 shares of
prospective investors in exchange
securities held by them of ther type included in a
specified list.

for

217.

p.

Co.—Proposed Rights Offering—

The

outstanding 300 commbn
Bernard A. Stein,

Chairman, own 33.3% and 50%, respectively,
Secretary-Treasurer, 33.3%
and 25%
re¬
T-'/"' >
v..-*" '■
'
'i.

v-Avi-wv,.;':*-'

stock,

common

is engaged in
design, manufacture and sale of
petroleum ga$ plants, furnaces and

Franklin

for

f-

;

The

77

which

of

-1
r•■.:
\i;:U;%O. );'■*
x' i-.
:
Exchange Fund of Boston, Inc.—Common Reg'd—

statement

covering 20,000
underwriting.

without

the

liquified

commission is payable

Dayan,

:

'V

has

company

capital

Board

and

Dennis

:."L

Waterloo

195,

"Reg. A"

a

capital.
Road, Cleveland,

company,
of 33 Greenwich Avenue, Greenwich, Conn., filed
registration statement with the SEC on March 29 covering 37,735

a

anticipated that
writing lines of life

and thereafter to finance operations and in¬
investments
in
insurance
companies.
In
addition - to

spectively.

filed

$12.80,

The

Dela¬

is

securities

20,000

•

working

and

gas,

Gas

at

and

for

16100

equipment.—V.

new

certain

at

offered
used

of

Greenwich

rate

in

adviser.

Co.—"Reg. A"—Filing—

and

subscription

crease.

the

1963

be
of

production,

.other

and

producing

of

March 26,

to

manufacture

'gas

purpose

;

as

securities.

be

on

to

are

Gas Machinery

limited payment life, term group and endowment poli-,
individual and group health and accident policies.
The
net proceeds- from the stock sale will be invested
initially in income

to

products designed to control interior atmospheric conditions,
ventilating range hoods, kitchen fans, humidifiers, dehumidifiers, electrical heating equipment, cooling fans, commercial
such

company
shares

common

Stock

sale of

each

services;

stock

cies,

options
107%

for

deducting from such value a sales charge
depending upon the aggregate market

will

advisory

insurance,

Toronto

&

Street,

The

Street,

March

on

offered

share)

pursuant

(2)

the

offering

company's

be

Salle
per

supplied by amendment.

shares

SEC

McCormick

La

S.

(maximum

Rockwell

North

stock,

A

underwriters

price

Corp.—Class A Registered—

3050

deposited

company,

common

The

public

by stock ownership, of life and other in¬
coi-porations and to operate such, com¬
majority-owned subsidiaries.
Its present prin¬

or

Canadian Stock
Berns Air King
The

the

Gas Machinery

registra¬
79,700 shares
a

such

stock' of

company,

Pilgrim

*

Boulevard,

Fund

1 Va %

reinsurance

wholly

asset

standing

for

York,

control,

and

as

New

March

on

organized

was

V; " v,:;"

Wilshire

of

voting

sale at $6 per share.
stock, 38,328 shares are to
share initially to holders of $229,972 of out¬
notes,
upon
conversion
thereof.

per

company

surance

outstanding shares).
66.58%
of the total out¬

variety

and

States

of

the

to

down

neruy
•«•• vane
is Board Chairman
and
Robert S.
Swain
is President.
Vance, William F. Shelley, a
Vice-President of the Fund, and Kimball
Valentine, a Vice-Presi¬
dent of the adviser, are voting trustees of all of the

total

own

America, Inc.—Com. Reg.—

of

with

company

chines
■

of

after

scaled

investment

of

outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
the holders thereof from time, to time in the over-the-counter
market at prices current at the time of sale
(maximum $38 per
The

share

one

4%

value

has
com¬

Norma

by

share).

be

No

net

company

class

vice-president

Laub)" each

-".'y•

10889

of

and
a

Beth

(26.58%

Retailers

company

registration

(and

as

indebtedness,

shares

Holley,

/'■'

■'

Automatic

certain

Perry

Laub

B

standing shares.

to

common

which

Copy

a

diversified and supervised portfolio of
equity securities to investors
holding large blocks of individual equity securities and who wish to
exchange such for shares of the Fund. The basis of the exchange

covering

proceeds from .the -stock snip «s«no
"^d to pay bank in¬
debtedness, $250,000 to purchase incdme-producing property, and
$502,500
to
purchase
certificates
of
Great
Basin
and
Casualty
Insurance.

$1.60

SEC FILINGS

•

deposited securities
for repayment of debt,

engineering

with

$6

at

acquiring

,open-end

\

of

of

statement

panies

regis¬

a

covering $1,500,000

be

personally to prospective buyers on
selling commission is payable to the

debentures.

Insurance

to

company

efforts

through

Nevada,

March 28

1978,

principal amount.
The debentures
are
to
be
under direction of its board of directors

offered

the

Reno,

Ave.,

on

due

and

The

B

class

one

"Reg.

a

Maryland

company

The

Atlas Management Co.—Debentures Registered-—
The

class

of

filed

1963

stock, to be offered
underwriting is involved, Of

of

'?■

tration

9,178

units

26,

involved.

transfer

standing

March

bn

which

of

being

invested

and

under

in

common

offered

be

Michigan Corp.,

company's

of

be

for
public sale by the company
and
outstanding stock, by the holders thereof.
x
a
'
-<jZ\ «."•. „eads the list
of
underwriters.
The
public
offering price
(maximum $7
per
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company writes both participating and non-participating or¬
dinary life insurance.
Substantially all of the net proceeds from
the

to

Co.

Trust Building,

&

registration statement
shares of common

a

1839

outstanding

The

>

.

154,000

shares

of

and

A

unit,

the

No

company

covering

First

ESTABLISHED

.

INSURANCE

•

Consolidated Resources Corp.—Common
Registered

A-'

V

,

Registered—
The

.

Price

Colorado Instruments Garden Office Center,
Broomfield, Colo., is
engaged in the design and manufacture of electronic instruments

tion

29

class

per

March

on

working capital.

of metal components for electronic'
service, aircraft and space industries.

213.

American

Michigan,

.

Y., Monday, April 8, 1963

Proceeds "are to be used

finishing

the

in

195, p.

FIELD

of

corporation

$100,000
offered

FINANCIAL

Instruments, Inc.—"Reg. A"—Filing—

corporation

underwriting is

—Filing—
C

THE

INDUSTRIAL

•

Colorado
The

4.589

Alio

IN

Corporation and Investment News

REGISTRATIONS

SEC

PUBLICATION

Rates

Statement

of

Condition

Twelve Federal Reserve Banks—

of

9

the
46

Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings.._l

45

%

North 22nd
St.,
Tampa, Fla., filed
a
with the SEC on March 29 covering 90,000
to be offered for public sale at $3.50
per share.
The offering will be made op a best efforts all or none
basis by Strathmore Securities, Inc.,
605 Park Bldg., Pittsburgh,
which will receive a 38V2 cents per share commission and $15,000
for expenses.
The statement,also includes (11 20,000 shares under¬
lying 3-year warrants to be sold
to
the underwriter for $100,
exercisable at $3.50 per share,
and (2) 20,000 shares underlying
warrants issued
by the company to New Industry Capital Corp.,
in connection
with a loan, exercisable at $2.50 per share.
The
company owns and operates 25 retail shoe stores in various loca¬
tions
in
Florida.
The net proceeds
from the stock sale will be
used
to
liquidate certain obligations, to proyide additional work¬
ing capital, and to finance certain planned expansion.
In addiThe

company-

i*egistration
shares'"of

of

1310

statement

common

stock,

1,750
\

•

Continued

on

page

3

!

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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1414)

Investment

fund

choice

formidable

lion

suppliers face
government,

this

week

interesting and somewhat
foreign and U. S. corporate

Wednesday (April 10):

permanent debt instruments' adding up to the sizable sum of $523.5 million.
Dominating the week's calendar are the $300 million Treasury 1989-94 bonds

800,000 secondary shares of FINANCIAL FEDERATION, INC. (a S&L Assn.
holding company of 11 Assns., and an insurance agency) capital stock via
Kidder, Peabodv & Co., and McDonnell & Co.

(tomorrow), $100 million State of California general obligations (Wednesday),
$45 million in two underwritten foreign issues (tomorrow and Thursday), and
two U. S. competitive corporates
(today and tomorrow) amounting to $10.5
million. In addition, the equity market will be tempted by a large stock rights,
and two secondary, offerings.
'
Not

to

be

neglected, this

week's

government tentacles seeking new
one-year

BREVARD

BBB

an

tax-exempt,

•

Also, $100 million STATE OF CALIFORNIA bonds—S50 million construction
and $50 million school building bonds rated Aa
by Moody's.
Thursday (April 11):

market contains some larger sized
cash totalling $600 million ($500 million in
money

$30 million COMMONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA sinking fund bonds, non¬
refundable for 10 years via Morgan Stanley &
Co., $10 million DUVAL
COUNTY SPECIAL TAX SCH. DIST. NO.
1, FLA. rated Aa by Moody's;
and $5,299,000 ESSEX COUNTY, N. J.

bills and $100 million shorter term bills).

The backlog tables of issues to be offered, some with and others without dates

,

assigned, show a definite week-to-week increase in the municipals' total and
a gain in equities' dollar volume, and a slight decline in corporate bond offerings.
The year-ago week, however, had $150 million less corporate bonds in the back¬
log, four times as much in equity dollar volume in three times as many issues,
and

$130 million smaller municipal float though it had 27

ings.

MEMBER BANK FREE

V

separate offer¬

more

credit

were

The

economy

appears

to

be

The

rest

of

of

week

in

which

that April 3rd witnessed the second con-,
free reserves on a daily average level ■

was

member

bank

net

markedly below the $300 million benchmark thought to be the Federal
credit target for this part of the year.
Last week's daily average
free reserves was up $34 million over last week1 to
$258 million. Last

year's overall average

was $400 million and 1961's was $500 million; The $200reserve figure is not, incidentally, any slim boost to banking's
credit; but it is smaller than expected.

$300 million free

the

'

:

maintaining its first quarter,

HISTORIC HIGH

Reserve's

.

week, unlike its adverse reaction to the SEC's Wharton
School study of the mutual fund industry last August, took without
any loss
of pace the first of the SEC's two-part special study of the Securities Markets
markets.

The basis for this

policy.

secutive

The stock market last

adequacy of investor protection in those
study is scheduled to appear the end of May. A

HIT

Wednesday's end of the week Federal Reserve figures raised considerable
speculation as to whether or not the Fed was switching to a slightly tighter

about 40%
,in tax-exempts' dollar volume, increased in equities and declined in fixed-in¬
terest rate corporate debt issues. The year-to-year change in the float tabulation
shows a pattern similar to the total backlog table changes.

the

FED

Last

The four-week float in comparison with last week's tally gained

on

.

RESERVES STAY BELOW S300 MILLION FOR

SECOND WEEK IN ROW THOUGH TREASURIES HELD BY

V

:■'■■•A.v'V;C':

"V

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

COUNTY SPECIAL TAX SCH. DIST. NO.
1, FLA. rated
by S&P's; and $10,500,000 DETROIT, MICH., Moody's Aa-rated water
revenue bonds.
(Excluded from our tabulation is that day's Chicago,
111.,
Park Dist. $14 million tax
anticipation warrants.)

SIDNEY BROWN

of

.

$1,320,000 GENERAL REAL ESTATE FUND shares via Baker, Simonds &
Co., and Alex. Brown & Sons. Also these two larger tax-exempts: $12 mil¬

Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By

.

If the benefit

1963,

of the

doubt is

to

be

given, then

one

infer that the result

can

momentum
causing the Administration to revise its earlier doleful view of the year's ex¬
pected performance, to a slightly higher plane. The persistent symptoms of our
chronic problem, however, refuse to succumb to natural or to
governmental
curative forces; or, natural cures have either deteriorated or have been
kept in
check. The symptoms of unemployment and imbalanced international
payments

In the past statement week, member bank free reserves
averaged out to $258
million—up $34 million from the March 27th week. Actual reserves on a net
basis for the April 3 day were $189 million which was $1 million more than

actual free

reserves

—interrelated

purchases

of

in

this

instance—have

for

too

long produced a monetary-fiscal
dilemma supposedly exercised by the policy of
"nudging" (in effect since Febru¬
ary, 1961). Now it seems more voices are counseling allowing the interest rate
in the

long term sector to tighten

Federal Reserve

last week,

offset two weeks in

a

row

a

bit

more

than it

was

in pumping up purchases

contraction of member bank free

million, and to assist the Treasury's financing
that

moves
action yet has been taken in that direction.

no

million
moved

of

reserves

indicates

PRIVATE CAPITAL MARKET STEPS ASIDE THIS WEEK FOR
FEDERAL,
STATE, AND FOREIGN BORROWING
The Treasury today will tap the
money market for $100 million new cash in
the regular weekly bill auction market for short-term, bills.' So
far this year the
Treasury has raised $400 million in this vein in four such financings. Today's
sale of approximately $2.1 billion for cash and in

exchange for Treasury bills
maturing amount of $2.0 billion consists of $1.3 billion 90-day bills and
$800 million 182-day bills. This will be the third consecutive
weekly addition
to the supply of outstanding
bills; the first two occurred Jan. 3 and 10, respec¬
tively. Last year the Treasury made 46 trips to the regular bill market to raise

in the

.$5.9 billion
Next

cash.

new

Total of all bills added to

our

debt

came

Wednesday, April 10, the Treasury again will visit the

in pursuit of $500 million new cash
replace $2 billion maturing ones.

by

selling $2.5

1

billion

to

$7.8 billion.

bills

one-year

■
.

such offering was last January in the amount of
$200 million for
bonds. " ' '";.v
■
"•.

Since the

year

Contributing to the slightly tighter banking credit compared to three weeks
was the average float decline of, $253-million—leaving the float at $1,345
This was the second weekly plunge in a row. The
April 3 actual float
gained $2 million over actual March 27 to $1,225 million—which are not incon¬
siderable sums. Also serving to tighten credit was an average increase of
money
in circulation of $110 million as against the prior week.
However, the average
arop of $119 million in Treasury deposits with the Fed more than offset that
amount by $9 million.
The Nation's monetary gold stock continued to stay
steady at $15,878 million.
-,i r :
v
V:V
;
ago

■

28-DAY

latter

were

Apr.

8-Apr.

13

Apr.

15-Apr.

20

Apr.

22-Apr.

27

Apr.

29-May

4

sold

Illinois National Bank & Trust Co. of
Chicago, and Discount Corp. of New York,
and the one managed by Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, Bank of
America, Blyth & Co., Halsey, Stuart & Co j and Aubrey G. Lanston &
Co., but
riot C. F. Childs & Co. which had bid alone
last January and had decided not to
enter this week's fray.) The
trepidation, based on the slight weakening of Gov¬
ernment middle and long maturities, exists in
part, also, because the Fed's inter¬
est rate, views may or
may not win out. Member bank free reserves for
the past
two consecutive weeks dropped on a
daily average below the $300 million norm

April

5,

tomorrow must be able to
portend whether interest rates
kept at the 4.0% yield level of last January for this area.

All

told, between the money and capital markets the Treasury will be
raising
in three days $900 million in new
cash. In terms of its cash
the remainder of this fiscal
(ending June 30), the
where between $500 million to
$1 billion when heavy

year)

Besides the Government's

this week.

Auril

across

MICHIGAN

the board with

no

CO.

first

mortgage

bonds

triple-A various G.O's.

$251,820,043

140,096,000

288,89(5,000

148,800,000

220,290,000

193,337,000

419,(.33,000

23,900,000

33.900.0(10

292,900,000

326,800,000

$1,287,149,043

$103,878,793

8492,807,043

$794,342,000

$411,628,250

$88,218,043

$502,846,293

$558,724,000

81,061,570,283

$398,534,600

$561,120,450

$959,655,050

$607,780,000

$1,507,4.35,050

more.

or

Includes

$100

million

CALIF/STATE' CONSTRUCTION & STATE SCH. BLDG.

$108,720,000 NEW YORK. N. Y. for April 24; and $115 million PLACER COUNTY WATER
for May 1; and, the* next day,. $120 million WASH. PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY
May 2—a total of $443,720,000 for the four giant issues slated for sale in the next

CALIF,
for

days.

:

herein

Copenhagentel

Co.,

•,A
government

Commonwealth

TOTAL
Corporate

foreign

are

and

of

A
and

•'•.A V'.

private

AND

•

Goldman,

Without

$696,428,250

&

Co.,

AAA'

slate

and

Equitable

Securities

Corp., and

contains
'

vL

v.

BACKLOG

Corporate

April 5. 1962

$706,728,250

(34)

$613,810,700

174,707,500 (21)

bonds

Total

Last Week

(33)

201,707,500

(18)

113,926,030

( 33)

$871,135,750 (54)

$908,435,750

(52)

$727,736,700

(83)

dates

_

__

(50)

stocks

dates

Without

$137,628,793

dates

Total

(36)

$104,768,048

(35)

$726,436,750(277)

181,120,980

.

196,593,960(106)

(94)

1,044,717,890(395)

stocks

$334,222,753(142)

$285,889,028< 129)

$1,771,184,640(672)

Total

corporates

t$l,205,358,503(196)

$1,194,324,773(181)

$2,498,921,340(755)

Total

municipals:

With

dates

*$910,388,000 (94)

of

Total

-

both

financings

tlncludes: $22,725,000

STATION

set.

CO.

in

The

and

sinking

consists

$782,760,000

of:

trust

fund

$4.5

ctfs. with

bonds, and

million

(83)

$783,455,000(121)

$1,977,084,773 (264)

$2,113,846,503(290)

five equip,

in

serial

latter

of

a

$150

Also,

million

includes

without

a

POWER

$3,282,376,340(876)

sales

$64.7

MISSOURI

dates

set,

million

PACIFIC

by

$49

million

three

rails,

CHICAGO

without

UNION

calendar

RR.

equip, tr. ctfs., $10.2 million
ctf. offerings in addition to its
as

first

series.

$32,000,000 in

three

preferreds

with

dates

and

million

$5

SOUTHERN

UNION

GAS

for late April, but excludes possible $40 million in three preferreds
(NEW ENGLAND
GULF STATES. UTILITIES, and UNION ELECTRIC CO. ) whose still unfirmed financ¬
table above but in the indeterminate table below. Excludes, TRI-

date

CO.,

ing plans are tabulated; not in this
CONTINENTAL

Sachs

week's

bonds;

dates

With

This

..

NEGOTIABLE

This Week

With

■■-A

offerings.

Australia.

COMPETITIVE

CORPS,

exchange

,

$15 million COPENHAGEN TELEPHONE CO., INC.
sinking fund debentures
non-refundable for 10 years via Smith,
Barney & Co., Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., and Lazard Freres &
Co.; $4.5 million MISSOURI
PACIFIC RR., across the board A-rated
equipment trust certificates; 500,000
secondary shares of LIFE & CASUALTY INSURANCE CO. OF TENNESSEE




$108,009,000

10,000,000

,

t Included

call

Tuesday (April 9):

via

$83,811,043

BURLINGTON & QUINCY RR. in two separate
equip, tr.
May 3 scheduled $4.5 million, and $50 million Southern Railway Co. general mortgage bonds

POWER

protection; llv5,339 shares of WESTERN
LIGHT & TELEPHONE CO., INC. common
offering to stockholders under¬
written by Dean Witter &
Co.; and $6,975,000 LANSING, MICH. Moodv's

common

(Cols. 3 + 4)

$28,311,043

CHICAGO

Today (April 8):
rated A

10;

SYSTEM
28

some¬

borrowing will start.
financing, the following larger offerings are expected

WISCONSIN

•
(5)
Total Visibles

3,800,000

requirements for

Treasury will need

'

million

A

•

47,8G7;750

______

1962

AGENCY,

dates

$6

:

\

Total

Municipals*

■

145,000,000

__.

million

»$1
for

a.m.

or

(4)

Corporates

$388,928,250

week

accompanied by large-scale purchase of Governments by the Fed. Not
yet known is whether this is a fluke or a shift in credit
policy. Final bids due
tightened

VISIBLES

•

Total

178,428,250

-

Total

was

be

"<3»

;v,

at

include the January successful bidders managed
by Salomon Bros. & Hutzler,
C. J. Devine & Co., Chase Manhattan Bank, First
National'City Bank, Chemical
Co., Bankers Trust Co., and First National Bank of Chi¬
cago. Also, the unsuccessful groups managed
by First Boston Corp., Continental

will

'

Stocks

$5.5,500,000

______

UNDERWRITTEN

'(2)
Corporate

Bondst

Bank New York Trust

later than 11:00

AND

(1)

Corporate

Last

4,008% last week had asked prices of 4.04% yield. Thus, there is some
trepida¬
tion in
formulating a bid on the part of the announced syndicate bidders.
(They

no

COMPETITIVE

younger

part of February, the market for Government, bonds
slowly
weakened to where the bonds1 of the first
competitive sale which

and

$481

to

.

.

figure includes $26 million repurchases. The Fed,, however,
the average because the April 3 actual figures show an
million.
Broken down, the outright purchases totaled $558

thart

A;:-.

Tomorrow is the really big
borrowing day for our Government, not because of
the amount but because of uncertainties
surrounding dilemmatic Fed.-Treasury
future interest rate policy and
ability to support a bid price in so vast a market
Until the offering is distributed.
Though it will be offering $300 million bonds,
the financing will be in the
capital market for 1989-94 bonds and wilt mark the
second time competitive bids will be
solicited from syndicate bidders. The first

Boosting reserves were heavy Federal Reserve
daily average basis they added up to $362

a

million.

market

money

On

primarily involving bills ($416 million), notes ($114 million) and bonds
($28 million)—all of whose maturities were five years and less. The Fed could
well take on bills without worrying about their yields in view of the
Treasury's
outpouring of bills ($600 million) this week.' Repurchases in the Fed's portfolio
came to $47 million and amounted to $77 million less than last week.
Thus, the
Fed's total governments held tallied $481 million over March 27 for a record
$31,118 million high.
;
.;;,A
::V." A
'--A'

below $300

week,

this

more

of

March 27.

on

governments.

million

by $481 million to

this

and

by

increase

in 1962. The act of the

(net)

non-deliberate.

was

of

preferreds

some

of

which

be

may

publicly offered.

INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
...

'

.

Corporate
Includes,
42

ta

issues

the

also

41

'

.

stocks

postponed

and

This Week

bonds*—

corporates

at

$2,403,600,000
estimated

$73,675,000

aggregating $75,498,000. These postponed securities
backlog of issues to be offered or be withdrawn.

may

Last Week

$2,343^659,000

compared
return

to

with

last
or

week's

without

April 4, 1963

tally

of

changes

Volume

*

The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle

Number 6253

197

the

General Corporation and

order

an

Federal

the

$3.75

laws.

securities

As

result

a

of

&

from the

the

rectors,

and

who

the prospectus, the company (including its officers, di¬
and trustees) may be subject to civil liability Ho holders

received

changes

81.26

cent.

per

In

the company has outstanding 120,000
which Frank Garcia, President, owns

addition

to

397,800

shares
as

a

Al

stock pursuant to the
scrip to the Trustees).

preferred

sold stock

who

persons

officials

.

Class

the

(and

balance

of

30.7%.

own

H.

"V;"

The

corporation

15c,udO

1007-9th

of

the

in

';

28,

filed

1963

"Reg.

a

A"

Norfolk

;;
covering

Street,

of

operation

Washington,

W.,

N.

chain

a

.

The

D./C.,

is

company

series

A

held

share

en¬

Norfolk

Liberty Fabrics of New York. Inc.- -Proposed Rights

;;v/:

Offering—
Trio

of

company,

Madison

105

V.

with

statement

shares

of

Avenue,

SEC

the

stock,

common

New York,

subscription

The
filed

price

synthetic

fibers.
used

will

for

the

Of
to

be

Gordonsville, Va.,

in

$300,000

of

company

to

4%
v

South,

at
on

The company, operates a local airline providing scheduled: service
passengers, mail and property on a regular basis to 90 cities
10
mid-western states and Ontario, Canada.
Of the net pro¬
ceeds from the debenture sale, $450,000 will be used for modifica¬
tion

and

and

the

overhauling

acquired aircraft and equipment
general funds to provide addi¬

recently

of

will

be

balance

added

to

addition to certain indebtedness, the
company
has outstanding 8,705,883 shares of common stock, of
which
Arthur
E. ,A.
Mueller,
Board Chairman,
owns
30%
and
tional

Registered

ment.

The

also

statement

The

suant to

the

includes

7,500

shares

to

company's Agents' Stock Option Plan.
is authorized to write all types of
and accident and health insurance.

197,

In

capital.

officials

36%;

group

a

as

1318.

p.

.

:

H.

N,

Carr

-

is

President.

-

Industries, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing

Oak Ridge Atom
The

the

from

and

will

sale

stock

invested

be

in

Proceeds

_

is

the

pur¬

192,

near

radiation,

work—V.

195,

company is engaged
Ridge to conduct re¬
to perform commercial

the

Tenri.,

atomic

of

The

of

company,

registration statement
shares

of

Oak
and

404.

p.

102 Grand Street, Westbury, N. Y.. filed a
with the SEC on March 28 covering 140,000
to be offered for public sale af $3 per

stock,

common

The

share.

made

will be

offering

on

90,000-share or

a

none

basis

Ackerman & Co., Inc.,. 61 Broadway, and Heritage Equity
Fiftn Avenue tootu oi jn«.w iuOvi wnich will receive a
per share commission and $12,500 lor expenses.
The statement
includes
20,000 shares
underlying three-year .options to be

by Stone,

518

Corp.,
36c.

also

2223.

p.

effects

on

Ridge,
facilities

Oak
two

Optecli, Inc.—Common Registered—

producing

and

President.—V.

bq

at

operation

search

sold),

Products, Inc.—Common Registered—

exercisable

The

of

company,

announced

that

Avenue of the Americas, New York, has
a
registration statement with the SEC on

516
filed

it

proposed sale to the public of 150,000 shares of
(par $1)
through a group managed by Hornthe issuance of 26,66.7 shares of its common
stock in partial payment for an acquisition.
'
'
■
Maradel Products,
Incorporated in Delaware in October, 1961,
is. primarily engaged through its divisions and subsidiaries, in the
April

covering a

l

stock

common

blower

Weeks

&

and

,

manufacture
tions

and

and

cated

of

sale

sundries.

and

and toiletries, hair
prepara¬
drugs and dental preparations,
manufacturing facilities are lo¬

cosmetics

proprietary

accessories,

sunglasses

Its

Crystal Lake, 111., and Canajoharie, N. Y.,

in

City—V.

197,

144.

p.

,

and New York
*

,

public sale

the company and 36,228 shares,

by

(maximum $35 per share) and underwriting
supplied by amendment. The shares to.be offered

offering

pub.ie
terms

to

are

the

price

be

and

company

March,

for

Curry

Curry

services

stock.

purchased by them for $2,064,967
of Kansas City. The princi¬

were

from Keystone

1963,

pal underwriter will

Corp.,

receive a fee of $8,150 from the company and
in connection with their acquisition of such
yV
: k;
■

The

whole life and term
term life insurance,

offers

company

Individual

an

on

stock will be applied to payment of current indebt¬

pany's sale of
edness
of

shares

inferred

of. $750,000

the

life insurance
individual and

basis, groupgroup
insurance, individual annuities and individual and group
and health insurance.
The net proceeds from
the .com¬

creditor
accident

will

added

50V hot)

shares

Chairman)

to

o?

and

<h

~-•wcH

offered

being

now

be

genc.ai

for

own

ferred

and the balance
has outstanding
Ralnh Jones i (board

sale,

21%,

The

Reserve

"fUiri,->

and

V.

-

management

officials

as

Life

Co.

Insurance

Files

—

,

Pre¬

:

.

_

'•

statement

stock.

AA

It

is

proposed to offer such stock in exchange for two
class A1 preferred stock on the following
(1) 10.99 class A shares for each class A1 preferred share
(Issue
No.
1)
and
payment by
the stockholder of $8.80,
or
11
full
class
AA
shares for each class A1 preferred share,
and
(2)
10.99 class A
shares for each class A1 preferred share
(Issue No.
of

issues

outstanding

basis:

ancl

clas-;

by the stockholder of $10.80, or 13 full shares of
each of class Al preferred stock.
The statement also

payment

AA

for

includes

10,000

Trustees

of

the

underwriting

is

According

to

issued

by

were

which

were

further
full

company,

the

of

the

value

regulatory

class A common shares to be sold for cash
company's Profit-Sharing and Pension Trust.

by
No

involved.
prospectus, the two issues of preferred shares
the company in .1961 pursuant to exchange offers
registered under the Securities Act.
The prospectus
the

not

states

disclosure

that
to

the

on

its

basis

of

the

stockholders

of

company's
the

failure

financial

make

to

status

of

the'

of the exchange offers and the market
securities
involved,
the
Commission
(as
well
as

fairness

authorities

of, Kansas

and/or customers and, to date,
little practical commercial application of "Laser'.'
prospectus states that as a result of the many un¬
inherent "in
the
company's
proposed operations,
the

been

Princeton,

group

Of

insurance.

and

the

and

1962, to G.

net

the

balance

addition

and

trustee

a

under

stock, of which

common

trust for the benefit of
directly by Mrs..

a

24.17%

manber* oi

ana

by

be

&

finance and "train
indebtedness, the

to; certain

(75.7d%; owned

Director,

will

employ,

to

company

In

Co.,
added to

Poulsen

H.

owned

another

trust

nokis

xainiiy

for

benefit

the

record

0;

17.25%;

Scnneidcr, President, owns 10.01% .—V. 136,

'2577.

p.

195

of

Nassau

Street,

Princeton/

J.,

N.

filed

a

N. J. for .capital appreciation,
as oa
Dec.. 31. 1962,
owned 12 separate properties either directly or through

wholly, owned subsidiaries,. Of the net proceedj from tne stock
sale, about $95,000 will be used to meet certain obligations during
196J, including real estate taxes, interest pavments on mortgages,
amortization of mortgages,
payments on purchase contracts, and

.

operating expenses,

arid : the Oaia..ce will; be us-a to acquire addi¬
In addition to certain indebtedness, the com¬
outstanding 31,316 shares (at Dec, 31,; 1962) of which
W. Bryce Thompson,
IV, President, owns 11.56%; Henry Abrams,
a
Vice-President, 19.51%
and management officials as
a
group
tional

properties.

has

pany

74.01%.—

Reliance Life Insurance

Registered— '
The

The

of

has

company

outstanding 216,050 shares of common stock,
Corporation and Lazarus C. Weiner,

Ventures

Scientific

which

16.6%, respectively.
Robert Colton, Sec¬
Spencer Grean are officers and principal
Ventures; and they are also officers and
95%
owners
of Heritage Equity, one of the underwriters. .If all
the
shares are sold,- present
stockholders will own 60.7% of the.
company's outstanding stock for a cash payment of $101,014 while
public investors will own 39.3% for $420,000.
Sale of all of the new
stock to the public at $3 per share will result in an increase in
59%

own

the

outstanding

now

from

47c

to

$1.20

and

South

Dakota)

investigated

Louis

lor

public sale
stock;

underwriters.

of

value.—V.

of

established criterion

Petroleum

Associates

statement

tion

of

company

111 West

Fund, Inc.—Securities

with

the

Monroe

SEC

St.,

Reg'd

oil March

Chicago, filed a regisaa27 covering $3,000,000 of

underwriting

repair

dry

Locust St.,

public

terms

offering
to

are

St.

Louis,

heads

the

price

be

supplied

and

construction

barge

and

yard,

in

addition

they

docks leased and operated by the company and are
research and development
for the company. The

en¬

net
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock will be added
general ninds and used to provide additional working ca.nal
and
for
general corporate
purposes.
In addition to certain
in¬
debtedness and preferred stock, the company has outstanding 80J,gaged

000

in

shares
of
nalization

e

Mr.

Pott.

Parsons

CO'

As

men

whereby

shares

4,600

then

indicated,

,

6%

shares

he

proposes

all
to

.0

recent

a

in exchange lor
which are owned by

issued

were

of

sell

100,000

shares.

A.

R'.

President.'

is

company,

statement

class

.

Inc.—Debentures, Common Reg.

of 53 Cottage Place,
with

A

SaC

tne

subordinated

convertible
of

t,

*

such shares
outstanding),

Sternco Industries,
The

on

Allendale, N. J., filed a regis¬
Marcn 28 covering $400,000

debentures

stock,

common

to

be

due

offered

1977

for

and

public

25,000
sale

by

Hanover Square, New York.
The debentures
are to be offered in $1,000
units with a $65 per unit commission
to
the underwriter;
and the public offering price
(maximum $12
Oppenheimer & Co.,

5

and

share)

,

participating units in ns
on anu uas isxproration Development
Program,.to be offered for public sale at Si.000 per unit.;vNo under-1
writing is involved. Funds subscribed to the Program will:be' utilized
in part to acquire (for participants) interests in proven, semi-proven
and

wildcat oil and

The

$2,800,000

used

to

and Canada.

<-uc

sa«

net proceeds from this offering will be
hold, test, develop and operate oil and

estimated

acquire,

evaluate;

leaseholds, to pay all reasonable costs necessary to accomplish
purposes,
and to compensate and reimburse the company.
for its services in connection with the adminis¬
tration and operation of the Program, and the subsequent develop¬
gas

these
As

compensation
and

ment

will

operation of properties acquired thereunder, the company
6%
of the aggregate amount of all subscription for

receive

the Program, an overriding royalty inter¬
lease owned jointly by the participants
termination of the "complete pay-out
period" 25% of all participants' net profits from wells, and ail
direct
costs and expenses incurred by the company in connection
with
the
Program and subsequent development and operation of
properties. Management officials as a group own 18% of its out¬
standing stock. Leslie E. Mickle is President.—V. 196, b- 1046.
participating units
est,

payable

under

the

under

from

each

Program,

upon

The company is engaged in
and distribution

manufacture

nounced

April

1,

Registered

Portland, Ore., an¬
that it filed a registration statement with the SEC on
covering a proposed public offering'of 725,302 shares of

company,

of

621

S.

W.

Alder

Street,

the United States and Canada in the
of

fish-food^

and

remedies

and

the

turtles, animals, reptiles and
complete line of aquarium supplies for the hobbyist. In Canada
the
company "is engaged in the manufacture and distribution of
birds, bird foods, animal health products and general pet supplies.
Of the net proceeds from .this financing, $120,000 will be used for
the acquisition of machinery, and other fixed assets; $200,000 for
development of new product lines; and the balance will be added
to general funds to be used for the, carrying of larger inventories.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
has outstanding
325,750 class A
and 325,000 class B common shares* of which
Leonard Stern, Executive Vice-President, owns 49.4%
and 81.4%,
respectively.
Hartz Mountain Products Corp.
of New. York,
(of
which
Leonard
Stern, and
Max
Stern, President,
are
principal
stockholders) owns 15.3% of the class A; and management oi'ficials
as
a
group own 62,7% of the class A and 100%
of the class B
distribution

of

tropical

goldfish,

fish,

a

shares.—V.

196,

p.

997.

Superior Benefit Life Insurance Co.—Common Reg.
The

Portland General Electric Co.—Common
The

per

of

company

registration
shares

of

share

211

on

Lincoln? which

a

stock,

best

will

Building, Lincoln, Neb., filed a
the SEC on March 27 covering 600.000
be offered for public sale at $2.50

Anderson

statement with

common

to

efforts

receive

a

basis
9%

by

Capital

Co.,,

Investment

selling commissiqn.

The

of

company

•
•

.

——

——g

——

:

—1—

—

——

:—;

■

;

■

;

.*

•

Seibe.rt, Publisher and President;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J; Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company.
Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 1"879. Subscription in United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union,
$80.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year.
Other countries, $87.00 per year.

THE COMMERCIAL

NOTE:

On

account

AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S.

of

Patent Office)

the fluctuations-in the rate of .exchange,




remittance

William B. Dana Company,

for

foreign subscriptions

and

.

underwriting terms with respect to the class A
shares are, to "be supplied by amendment.
The statement also in- '
eludes
10.000 class A shares underlying five-year warrants
to be
sold to the underwriter at 10c per warrant, exercisable at a price
to. be supplied by amendment.
','
per

The

The

Board

400

operate water carrier systems on the Mississippi River System and
the
Gulf Intracoastal Waterway,
a
railroad in Alabama,
and a

tration

book value, assets or any other
196, p. 2577.
•

Pott,

100,000 shares,, being out¬
Chairman and sole stock¬

and

company

T.

Gardner,

&

(maximum $10 per.
by amendment.
The company operates an inland river shipyard at St. Louis for
the construction and
repair of towboats, barges and other equip¬
ment and facilities for use on the
inland waterways. Subsidiaries
and

share 1

of

on

H.

list

with

based

Inc.—Com¬

*

the

by
by

Reinholdt

of
of

Barge,

company

holder.

equity
basis

Shipbuilding-Federal

standing

share,

spectus,

of common
underwriting at a

of 611 East Marceau St., St. Louis, Mo., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 28 covering 150,000
shares of common stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered

per

a
resulting dilution of $1.80 per share in the book
stock, purchased by the public.
According to the pro¬
the offering price of the shares was determined upon the
the funds
estimated
to be necessary
for operations and

Common

shares

Registered—-

The

S.

stock

of

—

,,

registration

St.
mon

Scientific

of

value

book

and

and

retary-Treasurer,

stockholders

,

of South

company

a

150,000

own

President,

Co. of Illinois

•

Northwest Highway, Park Ridge, Illinois,
statement with the SEC on March 29 covering
stock, to be offered for public sale
without
price to be supplied by amendment
(maximum $4 per share).
The company writes typical forms of
ordinary life insurance policies,/on a participating and non-par¬
ticipating basis,
and
also writes industrial life, group life and
group
credit life insurance.
Trie net proceeds from the stock
sale
will
be
used
for, expansion
of sales organization
and
for
purchase of securities qualified under Illinois insurance law.
The
company
has
outstanding 350,043
shares of
common
stock,
of
which
Harold
O.
Carlson,
board
chairman
and
president,
and
Norman B.
Anderson, senior vice-president, own 9% and 11% re¬
spectively, and management officials as a group 45%.

■filed

vessel

to

a

of 419 West 29th St., Topeka, Kansas, filed a reg¬
with the SEC on March 29 covering
69,660
common stock and 64,020 shares of class A com¬

company

shares of class

2)

Kline

the company

(proportionate to tne number of shares
per* share.
>■'
'.•%

public investors are substantial.
A substantial portion of
the
net proceeds
from the stock, sale will be used to meet the
company's operation expenses, including salaries.
risks

.

Exchange Offer—

istration

has

is no

recent purchase

their families)4 36(2%
About 47.5% of the outstand¬
ing rtcck is helci by voting trustees.
Harold S. Hook is President.

National

$3

vompaiiy

q+"

ro—rrum

family

with- its

public

au-.us.

(and

group

mon

March,

in

the

Go.
a,

company,

was

potential'competitors

company's

being outstand¬

ing stock, by Charles F. Curry. E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc., One Chase
Manhattan Plaza, New York, heads the list of underwriters.
The

in

underwriting

and

sickness

,

of

certainties

of

company,

company

there

1002 Walnut Street, Kansas City, Mo., filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 28 covering 72,455
shares of common stock, of which 36,227 shares are to be offered

by

Reg'd

Princeton Research Lands, Inc.—Common Reg'd—

systems. -The

National Fidelity Life Insurance Co.—Common Reg.
The

at

organized in 1961 for the •purpose of engaging
in research, development and manufacture of materials
and prod¬
ucts presently being utilized in the "Layer" field (Light; Amplifi¬
cation by the Stimulated Emission of Radiation) arid in .*other fields
of optical electronics.
According to the prospectus, the company
does
not expect to realize any material
amounts from operations
during .the current year suioc 'mewv o. n., woric will initially be
of
an
experimental and development nature.
Furthermore, this
area
is a new arid highly technical field which is presently in its
earliest
stages of development and this" development
stage
may
continue for many years.
Most of the work presently being done
in the
"Laser" field consists of research and development by the
The

for

on

i

registration statement with the SEC on March 28 covering 40,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $25 per
share.
No underwriting is involved.
The principal business of the
company is the purchase and s°le of real property, with emphasis
on acquiring and
holding unimproved land within a 50 mile radius

granted to the underwriters

Maradel

and

&

32.64%,

owns

Mrs.

The

•

to

of

Headquartered
in

as legal investment under Penn¬
thereafter the funds will be used as
needed to absorb the cost of writing new insurance and to enable
the company to expand its operations.
The company has outstand¬
ing
J.64.,320 shares of capital stock
(not reflecting a 2%
stock
dividend
payable in April), of which management officials as a
group own 15%
David J. Dean is Board Chairman and Sherman

Edelman

to

are

irradiation

income

22, 1963 filed a "Reg. s A" coverm*
be oaei'cu at *5, without underwriting.
used
for debt repayment, expansion and

snares

common

working capital.

mortgages qualified

insurance law,

sylvania

its

the

•

March

corporation on

60,000

life insurance
The net pro¬

company

ceeds

offered

be

annuities,

securities

J.

of

expected

company,

tration

and.

working

management

of 2204 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, filed a regis¬
statemenU-w^h the SEC on March 28 covering 100,000
shares
of
capital stock,
to be offered for public sale
through
underwriters headed by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, Two Penn
Center Plaza,
Philadelphia, and Arthurs, Lestrange & Co., 2 Gate¬
way Center, Pittsburgh.
The public offering price (maximum $33
per sharei
and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amend¬

funds'

is
•

America—Common

and

company,

agents.

Kline,

and Robert. A.

be

in

—V.

Life Assurance Co. of Pa,—Capital Stock

H.

of

issued

permit

Poulsen

Kline)

100%
April

.

The

general
stock

Park

has outstanding 200,000 shares of

company

Minneapolis,

for

loans, $417,000 to repay loans due certain
and the balance will be added to general funds
and
used initially as increased
working capital.
In addition to
var.ous
indebtedness and preferred stock, the company has out¬
standing 271,690 shares of common stock, of which Abe Gottlieb,
President] owns 32.7% and management officials as a group 42.2%.
According to the prospectus, Gottlieb and Louis Greenblatt, Secre¬
tary, who own. a total of 94,922 shares, have expressed Tneir in¬
tention to sell the rights to be received by them.—
directors,

to

individual

G.iH,

employees.

will

to

the

•

selling

in

accident

the

of

surplus

Janet

Thirty-Fourth: Ave.

Plaza,

engaged

and

notes

afiiliate

an

Debenture

Airlines, Inc.—Proposed
6201

part .of

Co. of

Executive

is

life

•subordinated

registration statement with the Sh.c on'inarch 29 covering
of 5 Va %
subordinated convertible debentures clue 1978.

a

become

from tne stock sale, $150,000 will be used to retire 5 "2%

proceeds

the

Central

group.

1963,

and

bank

short-term

reduce

company

North

in

without allocation or limitation. Unsubscribed debentures
offered for public sale through the company's officers
Securities dealers whom the company may employ
receive
a
1%
fee for
debentures, sold to shareholders and
for debentures sold to the public.

15,
are

proceeds from the stock sale,
and purchase and install ma¬

net

construct

additional' plant

an

service in northeastern

the
Carolina.—

engaged

proposed to offer such debentures for subscription
principal amount by common stockholders of record

of

by Norman J. Alexander, Vice-President, commencing 90 days
the completion of the rights offering.
company designs, manufactures and sells a diversified line
woven
and
knitted laces and
nettings produced from natural

chinery

is

is

It

The

$20^,000

C.,

N.

company

individual

.

$1,500,000

after

and

North

„

sale

of

Elizabeth Citv,

of

is involved.

Rights Offering—'

for

(maximum $18.50 per share) and under¬
writing
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The statement
also
includes 14,900 outstanding shares* to be offered for public
tion,

The

A" covering 3,000

187, p. 2908.

regis¬

filed a

March

on

offered

be

to

"Reg.

a

company,

new

28
covering
108,700
subscription by comrao 1 stockholders.
Blait & Co., Inc.,: 20 Broad Street, New York,
heads the list of underwriters.
The record date, rate of subscrip¬
tration

for

names

Ridge, 111., filed a registra¬
tion statement with the SEC on March 29 covering' 100.000 shares
of common stock, to be offered for public sale through underwrit¬
ers
headed by A. C. Allyn & Co, 122 S. La Salle Sreet, Chicago.
The public offering price
(maximum $10 per snare)
and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.

Co.—

Telegraph

&

1963.
No underwriting
expansion.

15,

used

telephone

of

1963 filed

April

be

Carolina

&

furnishing

:

to

are

statement

underwriting

the

together wich the pioceeds
$18,000,000 principal amount of first

> offering
of the common
1963.—V. 197, p.' 85.

1,

Poulsen Insurance

to be offered at $100, for subscription by
of one preferred share for each common

basis

record

of

Proceeds

the

on

of

O. Chapman is president.

Telephone

March 22,

on

preferred shares

stockholders

restaurants.

of

Carolina

&

registration

head

stock,

IT'';..vj"-'i './i

V-

"Reg. A" Filing—

to

are

Leonard

gaged

March

on

'....

"'

■

-

shares to be tittered at $2, without underwriting.
be used for general corporate purposes.
'

common

Proceeds

A"—Fil¬

Leonard Restaurants, Inc.—"Reg.

(Eddie)

The

as

the

of

'

The

ing—

will

Public

.

May

'

the

group

sale

bonds, will be used in part to repay loans obtained for
financing of the' company's construction program

tbe

about

or

preferred stock, the company has outstanding
class A common stock, of which management,

York,

New

the

temporary

company.

ex¬

stock..

common

Inc.,

from

private placement-of

mortgage

according

Continued from page 1

value,
Co.,

Proceeds

transactions,

these

par

Blyth

and

was

manently enjoining
profit-sharing trust

3

(1415)

transactions.
Subsequently, on SEC com¬
issued by a Federal court in Kansas per¬
the company, its officers and an employee
from violating the
anti-fraud provisions of

offers

exchange

plaint,

Investment News
tion to certain indebtedness,
shares of common stock, of

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advertisements must be made in New York funds.

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4

(1416)

was

under .Nebraska

organized

The

Superior

engaged

Investors

selling life

in

Life

law

in

July

Insurance

insurance.

The

1962

(under

of

Nebraska)

Co.

the

name

and

.

growth

is

company

law.

The

as

a

23.26%.

group

Richard S.

Derryberry

to

and

for

Gas Transmission

Co.—Preferred Reg.—

General Telephone Co. of

On

March 29 the company filed a registration statement with the
covering an offering of 200,000 shares of cumulative preferred
stock
(par $100).
The offering is conditioned on authorization by
the
company's
stockholders, at
their
annual
meeting April
12,

Set

SEC

of

V

additional 500,000

an

-TThe
the

shares

preferred stock.

of

Securities and Exchange Commission

securities

Stone

&

about

April

their

'

-/

will be asked to register
to the public through

sale

bank

loans

incurred

further

Headquartered
in
multiple-line

for

planned

natural

company

Texas,

operates

company

substantial

Has

.oil

and

non-pipeline

It

producing,
properties and

is

U.

1963

S.

for

Textile

..

The

corporation

i60,000
land

Distributors, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—

class

Co.,

Inc.,

be

to

are

22,

1963 filed
to be Offered

shares

A'common

Securities

Proceeds

March

on

Kansas

used

for

City,

"Reg.

a

at" $5,

inventory,

&

Co.,

the

Textile

of

of

819
Broadway, Kansas
department stores.

Tourist

The

Industry

debentures

due

additional

an

-of

principal

is

Corp.

The

1%

plus

fixed

(6%

if

Plaza,

Israel

of

mission

1983

filed

registration
$5,000,000 of 7%

covering

bonds.

$50,000

The

for

the

which

similar

and

shop£

sale

about

will

be

underwriter

used

will

will

receive

for

loans

to

allocated

Corp..

.

7%

Theodore Kollek

is

Board

Chairman.—V.

197,

The

ries

A)

7%

due

offered

current

basis

1978,

and

the

the

sold

and

ment
for

The

selling

includes

like

a

10%

a

selling

commission

of

have

notes

30%

its

30

net

proceeds

initially

minor

to

portion

retire

may

be

addition

In

poses.

from

to

time

Life

be

finance

used

and

Board

10.3%,

proposes
to
sell
sell amounts

4,878

of

12,728

ranging from

(se¬

of

tising, 'research,
Wavelabs

of

manufacture

vices,

and

and

444

used

for

working

4343

of

Kansas

Bldg.,

San
the

on

sold.

will

are

and

repayment,
capital.

shipboard

amO,

are-to

be

principal

will 'receive

Others

outside

to

1965

tional

offered

is

engaged

vibration

for

of

of

services.

E.

company,

of

7940

in

monitoring
'

of

share.

common

No

company

itself

A.

share

stock,

Western

plan

a

Union

of

selling

$997,500

public

and/or

Gallagher

used

to

losses
in

expand

from

the

common

Phyllis

stock,

per

be

that

be

as

share,

Aero

Chairman

197,

those

of

Au¬

that

which

required
for

program

will

be

will

1964

froyn

ratios

such

and

at The

ratios

he

at

clients.

is

will

receive

a

75c

Curran

and

machines

such

potentiometer
and

military

items

housings,

Mailman

Period

thereto

only

on

provides

life

insurance

other

and

gear¬

similar

has

acquired

Fla.

the

MacLeod

of

Mr.

after

B.

be

Frank
dent

4V4%

per
of

operated

O'Maley

as

as

a

11.4%)

of

such

devices

his

In

increase

letter

the

of

to

the

increase

stockholders, Mr.

reflected

during
1962.
acquisitions made during 1962,
mately
$17,000,000
higher
in
7.5%.
income

1961

after

net

stock

taxes

income

Mr.

the

of

Hill
sales

than

Hill's

1962.

of

1962 —V.

p.

1962,

a

by
from

approxi¬
increase

compared
of

with

15.2%.

number

of

from

$2.90

up

from

of

the

the

amount

of

investment

saving, $893,000,
stock, is included in

income

credit

tax

common

197,

average

in

that

Com¬

shares
per

out¬

share

pointed out that the Revenue Act ''of
investment
credit, which amounts to
$1,-

portion

permanent

share

the

1962,

an

letter
an

deducted

The

on

in

were

1961,

increase

an

of

acquired

resulting

sales

in

$16,353,800

share

per

explained

companies

company's

1962

$14,199,077,

based

$3.29

for

was

of

earnings,
were

1961.

per

sales

Eliminating

V

estimated

payable

representing

equivalent
net

tax

income

to

for

18

the

can

has

William H.

and

and

17.5%

,

.be

Operating
to

outstanding

Ferguson. Jr., Board Chairman
-Terv

M.

Kelso,

respectively,

Vice-President,'

and

public.—

Co.

of

America

the
vear

Revenues
'

rose

of

management

to

the
In

for

the

$10,953,212,

preceding

in

of

spite

facilities,
share,,
cents

of

net
up

with

per

nation's
and

high

of

Detroit
division,
with

Die

Mich.,

in
and

screws

makes

dies

and

ex¬

"

Laboratories,

1963

1962

$1,453,376

21,956

share

52,605

$0.09

shares—

to

pects

preferred

SO.22

238,628

.

237,878

Inc.—Acquisition—

Hemisphere
concrete

in

in

the

(except

field

N,

for

France,

Corp.
as

products,

to

in

years

be

patent

plants.

States

and

name

four

now

and

fifth

a

active

oeen

rights

in

plants

is

being

.

concrete

the

!

Europe

with plants in The Nether¬
Denmark and Sweden,
Schokbeton

managed

by

Kawneer,

Kawneer

Co.

manufacturer

a

into AMAX in 1962.
Kawneer is
already in

Division,

pre¬

trade

are

Canada

has

merged

197, p.

others, in

manufacture

architectural

and

There

and

Germany,

will

license

to

corporation. >The
American
manufacture products itself, and ex¬

Schokbeton

president.

was

Industries

30

West

to

Ricoi

concrete

Netherlands

own

V.

Puerto

pre,stressed

the process

United

Miami.

products

its

in^l960

organized

and

under

construct

stock, $100 par value, to" Schokbeton
all outstanding capital stock.'

"lor

was

Schokbeton, a
is also licensed

operating
built

2438.

p.

Inc.—Quarterly

$1,348,336

exchange

elements

V.

company

Mr.
of

Santry will
building

other

Through
the

its

precast

Precast
concrete

.J

1112.

American

for

on

1962

the
the

standing.
Metzenbaum

Photocopy Equipment Co.

basis

of

Howard

M.

of

to

year's

parking facilities
$7,001,582 volume
that'of 1960.

the

over

double

expenses

clinrbed

previous

1962,

in
opening 25
new$279,505 or 44
cents

earnings

632,520

shares

of

$205,234

currently

or

out¬

■

told

.

Clayton
sales

of

This

L.

Rautbord,

$7,605,754

for

with

compares

Net

income
in

Executive

the

first

Earnings before taxes
433.

was

first

were

Vice-President,

fiscal

quarter

quarter

sales

$1,461,778,

$696,778

for

the

that

while

the

company's

has

1962

reported

Feb.

ended

fiscal

of

28, '1963.

of

$8,342,169.

against last year's $2,486,quarter,
compared
with

1962.

Earnings per share were nine cents on. 7,503 709 shares
standing, down from 16 cents per share on
7.499,123 shares
standing at the close of last year's quarter. '•
Mr.

Rautborcl

noted

cutout¬

that ;"we

are in
an
industry known for its
and its potential growth. This
potential has not receeded.
If anything,
it is greater today, than it was when %ur
"omnanv
pioneered this industry back in 1952 and the

growth

years

"People

today

want

dry

copiers—want

tronic

equipment can produce," he
Electro-Stat business is over 300%
of

1962,

and

and

the

supplies

diffusion
year

total

ahead

was

of

machine

our

transfer

equipment

Mr.

our

when

own

in

the

our

short

our

ran

first

was

repeat

While
sale

of

the

sound

our

dollar

first

transfer

our

in

the

1952.

first

quarter

This

quarter

1962.

supply business on our
into other competition

head-on

emphasized

The

diffusion
and

the

that "'The

expenditures

Electro-Stat

investment in

"Cur

for

effects
of
changing tech¬
industry have had temporary unfavorable
effects
range picture.
We look upen this as the

these

cf

same
quarter
machine
sales

of

introduced

to pay for
progress."
"Another factor affecting our
profits,"
"is the extensive investment
made

the

the

growth

dollarwise

volume

of

Electro-S.at
the

Electro-Stat-."

Rautbord

nology

it

volume

ccp;es' that elec¬
far
this
year
our

"So

ahead
of

following."

low-cost

said.

paralleled

when

machine

came

of

growth

exactly

decrease
sale

of

rate

has

equipment

our

our

volume

are

was

also

Rautbord

create

essential

machine,

future/

price

Mr.

we

service

a

if

we

look

are

upon

we

explained,
organiza¬
to

expand

this

as

a

t

„

affected

by the substantial increase
In
leasing our Electro-Stat equipment
during the 'first quarter
of this year. Should
the
rapid rise of the Electro-Stat business
continue, as we have every hope that itwill, this should enable

Apeco

to

resume

American
The

million,

in
up

its

traditional

Viscose

company

increase

shareholders

Sales, Net

—

Lower—

.

operator

56%

share climbed

\

.

than

non-recurring

over

share

largest

more

*

per

.

in

Conn.,

2275.

p.

a

equipment

products

headquarters

Torrington,

Brothers

Rapids,

to.

an.increase

profit

36%

Up

,

Mr.

our

.

group

Richard

196,

sale

potential.!'

cold-headed- bolts,

Chicago,

Eaton

.

for

said

.concentrate

plants, and

28—

Products

shocked

tion.

earnings and earnings
the year ended Dec. 31.

year

Revenues

—

net

revenues,

all-time

highs during
Metzenbaum,. Chairman, announced.

for some years
150.000 shares of

Pheoll-Victor

to

profit

has acquired Schokbeton Pror'ilcts
Corp., New York,
Coolbaugh, President of AMAX, and George
Santry, presi¬
of Schokbeton,. announced.
AMAX has issued. shares
of
its

N.

on

Parking
56%; Net 36%—

anticipated

r

'

{139.

Western

of

"cents

403.

Airport

underwrite

new

or

Net

1961.

President,

demand
•

.-

special

a

division.

plan

greatest

on

increased

producer

Lord,

in

—-—

convertible

cast

DISCON

as

corporation

for

subsequently

P.

year

against" /

$658,446,

through

Punch

long-range

$800,000

Its

income-

the

fiscal

share,

company

field.—V.

President.

gives Aerosonic additional manufacturing facil¬
fast growing operations and an
established staff of
development engineers and technicians.
v! ;/:/:/• •;
MacLeod facility will continue the
development and man¬

portion
the

Feb.

common

p.

Schokbeton

and

provides
861,000, to be

the lives of female insureds.
from t'-e stock sale will in¬

Robert
our

plants in

common

stockholders

their

standing,

per

net

the

per

additional

an

_____

Products

Corp. of
subsidiary

modern¬
>

'

Brothers

offer

Electronic

taxes

continue

Instrument

advertising

aircraft

for

cents

_

197,

lands,

•

MacLeod

will

James

V'

■

DISDAQ

Net

and

income

and"$22,.789,906

year

stampings.—V.

Ended

sales

Net

structural

missile

as

products.

Corp.—Acquisition—

direction

1962

company

intensive

Kelly-Springfield Tire Co., this issue.—V. 194,

Net

the

but Mr.
T,

.

Air Reduction Co., Inc.—Sales
Up 11.4%; Net 15.2%
A.
HjLll, President, has reported that sales in 1962
were
$287,398,337,. against sales of $257,895,577- in 1961—an

of

the

to

American Auto Stores, Inc.—Assets Sold—

Mailman,

John

Avenue, Bethesda, Md„ filed a
SEC /on March 23
covering 150.000
offered for public skle at $7.50
per

to

;

Frankfort,
Mich.
plants in Hillsdale and

$1,218,033

Inc.—

whom

W.

for

and

addi¬

net

Richard

the

meet

and

other

in

brokers

1919,

disclosed,
.

has

City,

components

(analog to digital converter)
(automatic data acquisition
system), digital plotters
printers, etc.
They will^also accelerate the development of
new devices
in the
gene|al field of digital data acquisition
and data processing
equipment.—V. 194, p. 2113.

and

mon

anv

machine

•

ever

acquisition

for

the

America,

in

not

were

involved.

was

commercial,

the

ufacture

President.

of

ultra-precision

transaction

company

The

Ameri¬

300,000

of

of

merger

Corp.
and
John
Chatillon
&
Sons,
Machine Works,
Inc., of Long Island

stock

Lauderdale,

ities

per

that

added

about

its
major

a

com-

.:/• /."''/:'/'/:/

programs,

shows

which

through
is

.'•

-

earnings

report

was

spent

$23,539,575

commercial: sources,

equipment.—V. 196, p. 635.

$593,663, or 62
share, in 1961.

Allied's

to

frotn

reduction

4

Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—/V

per

fasteners with

perimental

the

"The

research

stock

$3.50

a

industry, it was announced by Norton
of Aero-Chatillon.

the

and

industrial,

This

Western

record

American Metal Climax,

through

ago

the

.

was

areas

us

72.4%

added.

Chicago,

The

months

than

last month,

Jrecord

a

1961.

'

its

annual

of

year

Allied,

Corp.—Acquisition—

President

gyroscopes

under

Tele¬

of

reported

share,

in

"enable,

819.

for

greater

in
1961, "the highest ratio of
(subsidy) revenues the airline has

end

at

stock¬

*

were

over

69%/

$29,008,077 last

last

special

senior

has

share.

per

revenues

report to stockholders,
division
is
"part ol

1963,"

1965.

with

a

the

Allied

be

_•

times

said.

1962,

sale

operations

such

from outside

financed

capitalization

unchanged

p.

formed

and

of

cash

Fort

a group 64.3%. Sale
of new stock to the'
public at $7 50
will result in an increase in
the book
value of stock
front 8\»6 u> $<<"6
per-share, with a resulting
$3.45 per share in the book
equitv' of stock purchased




In

capacity

Power

acquisition of Curran
is
in
keeping with our corporate
philosophy of expanding Aero-Chatillon's operations in the areas
directly related to our technical experience, sales
engineering and
know-how," Mr. Mailman said.

33

the

the

over

Products

and

Terms

said

a

by

"the-

relatively

acquired the Curran
Y., manufacturer

dilution
;

power

1962,

to

%./?''/.t '
five

declared its fir^t dividend

15%

service

cents

per

on

to

be

7

were

estimated

and

will

construction

states

N.

now■.outstanding
of

be

$20,000,000

cents

gain
sales

1968.

hand

on

requirements

report

Aerosonic

transferred

by

to

of which

the

such

the

company

The

Under

common

sale

net proceeds
in income
producing,securities and
business, enlarge sales force and

1'4.8%

until

is

68

are

of

against

company's

will

from

Earnings

$630,999- in

13-yqar history.

category of
point toward an equal

indices

almost

high

new

report

31,

have

the

Biondi,, Preriden'
'

officials

to

operations which
future.
The
company

R,

Co.

estimated

itially be invested

It

.The

facilities

*

report

finance

government

de¬

divestment

operations.

debentures and

is involved; and
employ to sell such shares
commission.

Organized
in
I960,
contracts supplemental
Tim

the

underwriting

may

amount

all

cents

30

Products

or

company
of 1963 of

the

end

sources.

1962."—V.

United

the
*

Wisconsin

registration statement with
shares

fully

funds

the

/.,/•/

4%

Woman's Life Insurance
Common Registered—
The

that

be

generating

contracts

York.

New

absorbed

Aero-Chatillon

adver¬

common shares of
International for $1,000,000. Organized in
1961, International, upon the
effectuation of the divest¬
plan, will engage in the business
of furnishing international

communications

be

of

about

at

substantial

long-term

State

states

will

of

The

who

January,
ment

the

under

capability

$73,750,

comparable
$30,000,000 a year.

period because

is

,

of

attributed

Dec.

Number

1000.

p.

equipment,

-:■/"-■//:

■

amount

a

behalf

on

from

this

new

—V.

propose

194,

to

Securities

electrical

of

electric

new

in

to

a

public
the

company

ended

Earned

Virginia

commission on the debentures and
a
14 cents per "share
commission on,the cominrn stock.
In con-'
nection with' the divestment
plan, International will sell
can

expenditures
no

will

that

pri¬

shr.re through American Securities
Corp., 25 Broad St.,
Glore, Forgan & Co., 45 Wall
St., both of New York.
The

underwriters

of

not

report

boxes,

telegraph

of

of

that

indicates

The

years

News of Business and Finance

management
President.
The

owned.

D'cm,

and

equipment.—v,

100%

rate

constructed

the

to

Allied

the

over

higher rate.
for

$2.08

1,964,515

:

.

Report—

state¬

exchange

including Gus Nelson

debt

common

and

this

An¬

and
is

4,877 shares.—V.

Twain

airborne

securities

at

expenditures

loan)
business*;Timeplan-Loans.

the cable system of Western Union will
to International in
exchange for the debentures and
at

improvement

out

notes.

The
in

subsidiaries

Row«

shares
to

plan,

su'ch

marked

leveled

4,401,207

•

-

and promotional
efforts, cost
ization and profits on sale of

See

debentures.

Chairman)

stock, to be offered for public sale
by The
graph. Co. ("Western Union") pursuant to
by Western Union of its international

and

showed

4vLa6,000

,,

$2.45

2,028,526

and

.

operating

$17,049,371,

Allegheny

were

t

construction

.

The airline

included-

achieved,"

and

of

then

.

increase

an

American

The company of. 60 Hudson
St., New York, filed a registration
statement with the SEC on March
29 covering $4,000,000 of
6lA%
subordinated debentures due 1983 'and
400,000 shares of common

Union

and

/

5,163,208

said

1963."

income

net

airlines'

mercial

Gas

customers

gas

•

.5,140,4)00
,

dividends

in the annual report
achieved, in virtually every

were

for

stock—equal

They

or

City,

Western Union International,
Inc.—Securities Reg'd

the

and

inc.

on

income....

preferred

President,

1962

posture

year,

efforts

The corporation
on
March 21,
1963 filed a "Reg. A" ■
covering
100,000 capital shares to be offered at
$3, through Hugh C. Watson
Inc., La Jolla, Calif.
be

electric

taxes

on

v

records

year's

in

last

'

internally will finance construction requirements until
latter
part of. 1963 when about $3,500,000 will'be required

end

to
then

the

best

Co.,

to

retail

Fed.

outstanding___

projected results.

196,

.

Wavelabs, Inc.—"Reg, A" Filing—

are

of'-securities

1

$90,000,000.
The report
requirements on an annual basis

the

Founded

Proceeds

kinds

1961
>

164,474,895
10.303,208 4 ' 8,557,207

,

$17,-

conditions.—V.

at

According to the

stock,

at

a

offered

respectively,

a

to

from

for limited expansion pur¬
indebtedness and
preferred stock,
184,344 shares of common stock, of

group 32.9%, William
C.
lists five selling stockholders,

prospectus

of

The

ultimately

various

14.7%

1965

purchased

excess

company
sale of
the
notes
will
be
certain higher-cost short-term debt and
a

(Honorary

own
as

market

excess

1963.—V.

$130,988, or 15 cents per share, earned in 1961.
•.
'
Also, the report said, Allegheny, is considering the establishment
of a
semi-annual, .dividend policy, based ore;: its
development an#

debt

its

for

after

during

better

the

company has outstanding
which
Don
B.
Rowe

officials

of

forecasts

excess

thority

of principal

common

stockholder

,active

the

Crenshaw

by

-

saleS

year

1961

resulting

being

tourism.

filed

100%

shares

to

an

sources

commission

the

on

outstanding

and

Tower

the

stated

"Assuming
securities,"

to

finance

Portland,
in

in

1962

year__.____

Barnes,

"new

Last

to sell both

help

Transport,

add

revenues

2579.

p.

O.

holders,

-

of

be

to

$1,-

engaged
in
the
consumer
finance
(small
subsidiaries operating under
the
name
of

mcst

used

Corp.,' 2001

$224,000 of like

amount

company

marily
The

5%

a

also

influenced

that

current

Beli

Mr.

expected

reg-

of

time

to

year

The amount and

program.
be

classes

in

through

a

The offerings will be made on
Securities Co., Inc., 15 W. 10th St..

Midland

the

plans

for

shares

Leslie

principal underwriter

generated

price.

Mo., and Texas National
tonio, which will receive
•

shares

from

all

company

covering (1)
capital notes

public sale at

thereof

-late? :-in

announced

"

'

235.

Texas,

29

convertible

outstanding

holders

Dallas,

Mar'*

on

offered, for

12,328

the

Bldg.,

SEC

subordinated

to be

(2)

by

market

by

with

junior

Kuhn,

Co.—Financing Planned—•

level.
noted

construction

com¬

Corp.—Notes, Stock Registered—

Gibraltar

700

statement
of

amount,

be

of

company

is'ration
026,000

to

period

,1963

the

Universal Finance

will

months

The

hotels, restaurants
transport, souvenir

p.

set.

to

Subs.)- -Annual Report-

Federal .taxes

share

per

196,

5%;

Bell

same

30

enterprises,

with

the

been

operating

31—

provision

for

revenues

the company

securities

record

seven

certain

or

a

tourist

to

enterprises, and the balance to
miscellaneous
enterprises
connected

and

1963

issued

a

with

be

be

has

electricity to industry, one of the
principal indicators of industrial activity in tire area, for the first

expenses.

$3,950,000

to

sale

Airport

The company has reported net
earnings of
equal to 73 cents per share, the best
profit in its

'•

»

;

Power

.equity

Mr.

state¬

of

debenture

of

is expected

the

of

expected

Allegheny Airlines, Inc.—Reports Record

countries.

Joseph M. Bell, Jr., President of New York State Electric &
in the company's annual report said-/that total sales

company

purpose

York,

for

potential

&-M-Parking -Co;,

are

in

contribute

has

congress

other

them would be sold in
the
be
sold
publicly or privately

will

deadline

no

Mexican

bonds" in

of

Corp.,

was organized by the State of
Israel in 1957 for
financing tourist enterprises in Israel, which supplied
the
company's
original
capital
and
has
acquired
all
its
outstanding shares.
The $4,425,000
estimated net proceeds from

the

and

the

of

year,

will

great

ahead..

years
K

said
offer

acquisitioh

the

company's

(&

Jan.

income

—V.

.

guaranteed* by Israel plus
be offered for public sale at 100%

earned), to
by American-Israel Basic Economy
Y.
The price is payable in cash

Net

year,

.183.067,344

before

Provision
Profit

that

majority

he

and

sales

Inc.

.

■

at

2279.

the

senior

Ended

The

interest

N.

»'

EDST)

p.m.

New York State Electric & Gas Corp.-M2onstruction

Ltd.—Deben¬

a

(2

6

this

1963

$

Net

v

Program—Financing—

Israel,
29

held'May

reported

securities

transaction.

revenues

March

the

New

April 3,

be

at

on

be

615.

p.

the

Aldens, Inc.

bids

ex¬

in

engaged

will

$100,000,000

the

.200,000. construction

~

p.

and

repayment

Mo.,

City,

Development

Jerusalem,

amount

Rockefeller
State

A"-covering
through Mid-

Registered—

company
of
with the SEC

ment

and

V

operation

tures

On

+

to

debt

receive

or

Mo.

pansion.
•

of

specified,

Nevada

.

was

that

Whether

Loeb

interests,

it
sale

the

expected

wasn't

'•

including an integrated
refining, and
marketing - company,
gas
petrochemical facilities.—V. 197, p. 1059.

gas

processing

5,

authorized

a

system
extending
from Texas and Louisiana to New England, and subsidiaries
operate
pipeline systems in the Midwest and in Tennessee.
The company
.also

information meeting
address—V. 197,

same

April

the

will

(Government of) Mexico—To Sell Bonds in U. S.—

prop¬

transmission

gas

it

early

to

in

the

and

previous

any

851.

Common

expansion.

Houston,

major

of

expansion

that

-

An

.

•the

Corp., and White, Weld & Co., on or
proceeds from the sale will be used to pay

Net

for

permit

California—Bidding Date

p.'

that
C.

of

which

year

during the

D.

that

is virtually assured."
developments
which
occurred

records

said

v\

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

1963

of

Current

progress

.

out-stripped

profits

completed

Year

announced

May 8
(11, a.m. EDST) at the office of its parent, General Telephone &
•Electronics Corp., -730 Third Avenue;-New
York, for the proposed
sale of $25,000,000 of first .mortgage bonds.
/

Securities

23.

and

to

as

Webster

short-term

erties,

so

has

company

and

$4,000,000

Bond Sale—

on

The

the

Washington,

Oregon,
of

in

.

during

number

a

Metzenbaum

of

196,

Tennessee

early

long-range

Mr.

Inc.

is President.

to

sales

new

far

expansion

pointed

1962

Proposed Registrations

company

1962

greater

He

has outstanding 317,000 shares of common
stock
(and options to purchase an
additional 194,000 shares are
held by management officials and incorporators), of which Roger
Sack, Secretary-Treasurer, owns 11.36% and management officials
ance

during

"even

net

proceeds from the stock
be used in connection with the normal operation of
the
and invested in securities permitted by Nebraska insur¬

will

sale

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

net

from

growth' pattern."—V,

197,

p.

4C4/

Corp.—Sales Up 9%; Net 44%—

has

reported-a 9%
Increase in sales and a 44%
income
for
1962.
Net
sales
amounted
to
S2-39 8
S219 million in 1961. Net
income for the year of

-

Volume

$14

million

earnings
$3.5

against

Chemical
from

74c

1961

in

ijn

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

preceding

The

year.

business

from

trading

1962

operations

holdings

corporation's

of

dividends

for

to

a

represent
in

4,738,805

ment

The

of

shares

report

$1.37

the

at

noted

share

per

end

that

from

earnings

include

its

ciated

of

American

companies—Ketchikan

share

Ketchikan's

net

one-half

capital

its

of

revenues

share

such

standing
In

the

to

dividend

stock

the

corpfiration's

the

end

The

of

operating
of

the

report

the

18c

equal

was

dividends

cash

of

to

75c

ownership

assets

of

Monsanto

of

to

which

to

and

and

business.

Dr.

Frank

H.

out¬

Amerline

few

shares

has

that

announced

it

acquisition,

Which

will

be

Net

acquired

for

will

good

cash

all

as

division

a

of

Net

Offered

—

On

proceeds

Net

expansion,

debt,

of

customers

in

field

the

CAPITALIZATION

—V.

missile

of

GIVING

debs,

subord.

conv.

stock,

197,

other

and

(no

TO

Net

—V.

$800,000

Jan.

Additional

H.

N.

and

Grenier Field,

at

facilities are at
division
is
located

system
sales

REVENUES—Net
amounted

to

and

$2,236,772

CAPITALIZATION

the

for

income

net

GIVING

weeks

26

EFFECT

dated

Note

due

balance

•

—V.

.($1

stock

196,

1,

May

May

on

Common

Oct.

on

($125,-

1961

31,

Hingham,
in

ended

was

TO

Dec.

PRESENT

The

5ya%:

outstanding

Dec.

Citizens
hattan

1,

called

has

company

its

and

1985

Southern

&

Bank,

redemption
mortgage

April

on

bonds

197,

of

profits/ reached
New

orders

the

over

Net

to

and

for

$224,779

"During

the

integrated

1962

1962

gain

a

latter
with

per

part
our

of

$3,144,053,
Shipments

6%

$234,434,

was

$1.36

or

totalled

$2,788,043.

of

over

or

common

of

1962

other

share

two

lines,"

per

in

by

Mich.)

L.

seek

all

This
•

and

196,

1976.

p.

issue.—V.

197,

consolidated

shares

shares

of

of

713.

p.

further

were

oil

and

by

for

1962

net

earnings

its

all-time

Jan.

the

company

Oil

Co.,

were

Ltd.,

on

reduced

by

general

narrow

return

increases

in

continuing downward pressure on
intense "competition from available
.

high
1963,

31,

reflected

are

it

Bankers

subsidiary

are

.

purchased

an

Liberia.-

Bankers

Company,

Bankers

Trust

Inter-Africa

New

equity
The

York,

International

interest
purchase

Chairman.

'

'

in
was
-

through its wholly-owned
Financing
Company,
Inc.
has

Inter-Africa
announced
!

«

"

(Liberia)

by

Ltd.,

William

H.

Mon¬

Moore,

"

materials

imports.',
Inter-Africa

and

in
;

has * had




the
v

7

wholesaling

cf

,

rice

and

„

"seven

years

experience-"-"as

well

as

31,

of

1962.

annual

re¬

Products

The

1961

sales

less

were

report,

deduction

charges

consist

Construction

the

of

the

of

has
vear

$38,751,765.

were

than

the

Net earnings
$1,383,022 total achieved

of

(a)

stated

company

two

investments

special

a

that

charges

decrease

in

the

1962

totaling
value

of

earnings
$171,120.

as

a

result

of

the

official

the

com¬

devaluation

dollar, and (b) the write-off of the Burndy por¬
start-up losses incurred by Burndy-Escon, Inc. in 1961 and
during which period Burndy had only a 50% interest in that

of

affiliate.
With

the

number

of

shares

outstanding at substantially the
1961, per share earnings after the special charges
cents
compared
to $1.18 in
1961.
Before
giving effect
special charges the 1962 earnings amounted to $1,295,327
per
share.—V. 196, p. 2480.

level

were

96

as

Mr.

in

Financial

Corp.—Noteis

Sold

Privately—On

April 1, 1963, the corporatipn announced that it had
placed $55,000,000 of 4% % promissory notes, due
April 1, 4983, privately through Dillon, Read & Co.
Inc. and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc., New York, at 98.75%
to yield about 4.47% to maturity.
The sale of the
notes

was

negotiated in March.

.

...

Proceeds from the sale will be added to tbe general
of the corporation and will be used in part to

cement

' .. '
former

JForms

.pay

.

of

-are;

,

engaged

consumer

and

years,

lease

to

up

Lundell

said.

The

a

over-all

income

to

currently

the

college for building service

under

are

with

way

number

a

of

have been

get

under

next

year

located

at

Mill

and

home

man

and

President.

The

&

construction

buildings

the

on

quadrangle, will house
exterior

of

will

brick

be

which

of

cedar

197,

p.

A.

R.

be

to

erected

Tandy

120 students

provided.

and

buildings.—V.

of

campus,

minimum

a

also

rooms

firm,

Ricker

in

to

Chair¬

an

open

double

rooms.

will

feature

Construction

shingles

is

as

blend

with

existing

1216.

Capital for Technical Industries, Inc.—Investment—
The

has

company

Corp.,

invested

manufacturer

of

commitment

new

stock

at

additional

an

microminiature

information

and

retrieval
for

is

minimum

$275,000

capacitors,

in

Scionics

instru¬

space

systems.

6 Va %.

8-year

debentures

convertible

of

$11 per share. The latest commitment
to CapTech's previous
investment in Scionics of $550,000 in
debentures, convertible into stock at an average of $7.86 per share.
a

This

brings

the

in

$825,000

Park,

investment

"The
Dr.

to

Canoga

business

at

progress

Ernst

H.

nouncement.

operating

Plesset,
"In

its

of

been

CapTech's
year

additional

principally

in

and

by

most

commitments

CapTech,

in

Santa

small

a

Monica.

encouraging,"

stated

President,
who
made
the
an¬
of corporate history Scionics is

annual

an

investments

company

headquartered
has

second

at

the

said

total

Scionics

profitably

Plesset

the

California,
company

sales

level

investment

of

million."

$1

over

will

assist

Scionics

in

expanding to meet the demand for its products. In order to handle
increasing
production
requirements,
Scionics
recently
rented
a
26,000 sq.
ft.
plant in Northridge,
California, for occupancy by
June 1.
The company will also retain part of its
present Canoga
facilities.—V.

196,

2176.

p.

Capital Southwest Corp.—Investment—
in

corporation

Houston

and

The

has announced a half-million dollar investment
Corp., manufacturer of industrial controls
according to M. E./Singleton, Jr., CSC President.

Instrument

instruments,
investment

debentures
The

and

firm,

included

$300,000

in

$200,000

located

rcmmon

in Houston,

in

7%

eight-year

convertible

stork.

Tex.,

will

use

portion of the CSC

a

financing in the acquisition of

a San Diego, Calif., firm, Auto Data,
which will become the third wholly-owned subsidiary of Hous¬
Auto Data builds digital voltmeters and other re¬
lated electronic equipment, according to Singleton.

Inc.,

Instrument.

ton

.

Other

subsidiaries

HIC

manufacturer

Houston

are

Magnetic

Products

Corp.,

of

recording heads and othnr components serving
the
geophysical
industry,
and
Vibration
Switch.
Inc.,
a line
of vibration monitoring switches for gas and oil

primarily
supplying

pipelines.—V, 197, p.. 616.

Central
'The

Maine

the

of

Power

called

has

company

Co.—Partial

for redemption

sinking

fund,

will

Co.,

45

Trust

Co.,

70

Milk

St.,

Boston,

Broadway,

N.

or

Y.—V.

due

at

its

made

the

196,

1,

May

be

2,

May

of

$88,000
W

mortgage bonds,
series
accrued
interest.
Payment

Redemption—

on

1963,

4%%

at

through
102.51%

Old

the

and

first

at

1987

Manufacturers

Colony
Hanover

1977.

p.

Chromalloy Corp.—Annual ReportYear Ended Dec. 31—
Net

sales'

Net

1962

1961

$16,954,213

$11 ,743.216

income

Fixed

^

—

v

assets—net_L..

2673.

p.

Cities

,002,043

,982,688

.3,948,027

,447,723

2,261,455

,421,909

•.

.

Service

Co,

had

(&

Subs.)—Net Higher—

net' income

in 1962 of $60,185,000, Burl S.
Warren, President, announced.
-4
with. $46,476,000 in 1961.
Adjusting the 1961 re¬
to include
net income
of subsidiaries subsequently

company

Chairman,

and

J,

Ed.

compares

ported figure
acquired, the 1961
After

net

figure

would

be

$54,617,000.

deducting

plicable
$4.29

297,031

3,370,540
7,009,883

Stockholder

196,

723,695

to

share

per

adjusted

preferred dividends, the
1962 net income ap¬
stock was $5.14 per share. This compares with
reported at the close of 1961, or $4.60 on the

common

basis.

Consolidated

gross
income in
1962 was $1,104,000,000.
expenditures amounted to $140,543,000.
Long-term debt was reduced by $23,915,000.
Cash and

securities

ment

at

year-end

totaled

$204,070,000.

barrels

Natural

working

Net

capital was $283,655,000.
Gross
production of crude oil and other petroleum
creased
10%
to a new high of 58,986,000
barrels, an
162,000

Capital
Govern¬

liquids
average

in¬

of

day.

per

sales reached

record level. New sales records were
also established by several petrochemical activities.—V. 197, p. 1217.
gas

a

Clarostat Mfg. Co. Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales, Net

Dec.
for

31,
the

net
1962

ending Dec. 31, 1961 amounted to $9,310,102 with a
after taxes of $311,771. ' Earnings per share for the

year

profit
period

period

Higher

and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Campbell In¬
Inc., announced sales of $10,164,212 for the year ended
1962,
with a net profit after taxes of $318,492.
Sales

company,

dustries,

in

devices

were

1961

Clarostat

for

cents, compared with 69 cents for the same
shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1962).
potentiometers,. resistors and resistance

70

(on

manufactures

the

electronic

and

electrical

industries.—V.

195,

p.

1661.

..

funds

subsidiaries

dormitories,
of

buildings to the colleges

dormitory complexes will be handled by
Manufacturing Co., of Tulsa, Okla., leading indus¬

trial

The

C. I. T.

room

both

Southern

Thsi

Canadian

the

number

the

colleges, Mr. Lundell announced that contracts and leases
signed for two substantial building projects
that will
way at once for completion by the opening of the
college
fall. The
two projects will
be built for Ricker College,
Houlton, Me., and Salem College at Salem, W. Va.

—V.

been

Conn., manufacturer of electrical connectors,
high in annual Sales of $39,155,230 for the

$1,124,207

normal

costs."

negotiations

The

new

leaders, will
"increasingly

from

C. I. T.-owried

charges,

or

provide

as

maintenance

While

to

have

when due approximately $50,000,000 of term debt
maturing July 15, 1963.
\
C. I. T.: Financial and certain of, its wholly-owned

is

engaged in trading and in representing a wide
variety
of
foreign
companies
in
Liberia.
In
addition;
if holds
an
important
position in the • importation of a broad
ranges of
building

and

and

contracts

,

Co.—Acquires Foreign Equity Int.—

cost

of

a
specified
give title to

then

solely

conference

press

their

occupy the buildings.
Educational Buildings, Inc..

equity
Working
capital
Retained earnings

Additional

146.

p.

same

1450.

Trust

lease,

Trust

earnings for '
by Edward E.
V>. 7'^;rv.

Division
(Detroit" and
Cadillac,.
aerial delivery systems components. ;:,
strengthen our technical capability and
and
varied
fields
for
development' work within the
aerospace industries," Mr.
Perkins told shareholders.

Canadian

share,
made

for

and

a

meet

will

C. I. T.

construction

12,

who

at

educational

to

housing

students

subsidiary,

plus

in

reported

was

•'

Defense

pany's

1962

were

additional

the

Lundell
other

of
the plan that
standard room rentals approxi¬
charged students occupying other rooms on the same
should be sufficient to cover all rental payments under the

operation

quarterly-report.

aerospace

the

These

tion

measuring

Mr.

and

institutions

essence

The
of

Royalite

was

Bankers Trust

the

for

1961.

reflect

1962

1961.

these

colleges

of

further

campus

Park

that

President.

the

a

$1.10

p.

is

Dr.

to

continuing

Dec.

those

-^-V.. 196,

rovia,

two

colleges and preparatory

adds

then

near

Norwalk,

reported
ended

13%

acquired from Marine Fumps, Inc. of Wilmington, Calif.
"Both acquisitions enlarge the scope of the
company's operations
substantially, although sales of the acquired lines in
1962
were
not
significant because of the short period of their integration."
•

this

that

common

for

ended

new

—V. 189,

.

in

in

Vayda,

Higher—

Perkins, Inc.—Net Up 293%—.

a

and

or

devices

&

for

defense

1961.

acquisitions

Louis

2,086,835

company,
resulting in
by"' British American of an 89.3% .interest:
The
earnings reported for 1962 include B-A's proportionate
earnings of Royalite for the full year.
E-A earnings

his

ceived

to

"Humidity

reported

of

one

Jr.,

in

noted

of

common

and

mating those

into

$34,594,000, or $1.59 per share.
year 1,339,960 common shares

crude

at

Bacharach

stated.

the

mentation

earlier.—V.

year

has

of

gain

(sales)

$2,871,800

$1.42

2,078,385

Poor's ,Corp.,

capital,',

of

"We're

1982

1,

sales

has been named "The C. I. T. Campus Homes
Program."
"This
unique,
self-liquidating plan,
we
believe,
will
make
a
significant contribution to solving the serious and
growing student
residence problems facing
many colleges and schools," he said. "It

$0.17

Burnfly Corp.—Sales Higher; Net Down—

shipments
a

to

without

353,206

•

a

for

arrange

them

by

officials

for

paid by
formed

maximum

$8,707,822

$0.15

$84,878.43,
up
293%
from
the
period.
This
lifts
net
for
the
six
months
ended
Jan.
31
to
$105,332.94, (an increase of 107%
over
the
$50,836.73
for
the same
half-year- in fiscal 1962.
Company activity is accelerating in
all divisions,
Mr. Perkins

,

Oct.

subsid¬

States

1962

305,559
—

Net
earnings
after taxes
$21,588.33
of
the
year-ago

in

that orders received,
levels in 1962.

&

shares

quarter

instruments were acquired
Serdex, Inc. of Boston, andNi line of heavy-duty diesel service

President

from

in

bookings

$3,036,551,

income

against

high

record

booked

1961

amounted

reported

has

will

outlined

as

needs"

fees

campus

1963

suffered a further decline from 1961. Extremely
margins, far from adequate to provide a reasonable

Perkins,

Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co.—Net Higher—
company

28—

taxes—

amounted

of

post

In

The

the

Sales

1216.

p.

of

Brooks

to

1963,

27,

due

in

newly

an

Co.—Quarterly Report—
$8,244,024

holders

1961

the

Payment
will be made
at
the
Bank, Atlanta, or The Chase Man¬

National

Y.—V.

N.

for

first

pressing
A

which

general
7

106.10%.

at

its

United

Corp.

it

rental

under

program

by college
possible for

Watson,

Atlanta Gas Light Co.—To Redeem Bonds—
•of

the

to

invested

•

■

$1 23

•

333,992 shs.

,

the

the early use and eventual
ownership of addi¬
dormitory facilities without capital investment was
New York by L. Walter
Lundell, President of C. I. T.

program,

make

847,884

$i 82

'!

•

product prices resulting from
markets.—V. 197, p. 140.

$250,500

1,000,000 shs.

682',500

acquisition

the

Outstanding
: v ;;;

'

taxes

Publishing Co., Inc.—Asset Sale OK'd—

basis

on

FINANCING

'

$49,110,259 $44,512,286
2,551,938
1,530 384

however,

1962,

1445.

p.

totaled

profit

Park,

29,

1961

■

Mass.,

Fern

..

31, ; 1965)par).

ma¬

•

•

company

number

$58,521.

and

1964

>"

$32,636,000, or $1.59 per share, on the lesser
outstanding.
.
*
B-A
President E.
D.
Loughney states that earnings from the
production of crude oil and natural gas increased
substantially
during the year, as a result of' higher sales of both crude oil
and natural gas, and higher Canadian
selling prices for crude oil.
Earnings from the manufacture and the sale of refined products,

On

;—

1962

■>

.

.

Feb.

List

consolidated

Manchester,

Authorized

250

■:

were
$179,380,000, an increase of $4,862,000 over
$174,518,000. The year-end backlog was $122 million

the

Florida.

5%

income

million

the

satellite tracking and
began operations in
and principal engin¬

and

The

facilities

in

1962
of

During

219,941 shs.

Offered

manufacturing

electronic

an

missile

pro¬

up-to-the-minute,

•.

share

Standard

issued

company
executive offices

its

maintains

and

1960

eering and manufacturing

in

The

sells and

communication,
applications.

"These

accelerated

British American Oil Co., Ltd.—Net
Higher—

v

:

'

520.

$114

See

1962

Inc.—Common

astronomy

said.
and

was

sales

versus

*

Systems of 349 Lincoln St., .Hingham, Mass.,
installs large microwave antennas
components.
These systems are used primarily for

scatter

radio

over

Pittsburgh,

Sales

BUSINESS—Antenna

radar,

additional

—

p.

1962

1961

re-

proceeds from this sale will be added to the
company's working capital requirements resulting*'from the com¬
pany's present level of sales

antenna

9%

Pa., company has reported that net income
$3,886,000, equal to $1.97 per share. These net earn¬
ings compared with $5,452,000 in 1961, with approximately half
of that amount representing; a
non-recurring credit to income from
prior years. Thus, net earnings from operations in 1962 exceeded
1961 by the equal of 60 cents a share.
W

PROCEEDS—Net

and

earlier

way

1216.

p.

Blaw-Knox Co.—Sales

public
sale
of
Antenna
Systems' . common
stock
through an offering of 100,000 shares at $5.50 a share.

manufactures,

of

1,251.938

...

197,

This

for

Outstanding

500,000 shs.

The

attended

The

Emanuel, Deetjen & Co., New York,
underwriting group which made the initial

an

1,430,-

were

gain

a

Goldsmith

Mr.

for

197,

outstanding

share

Systems,

there

U,300,000

Ended

sales

Shares

1963

bt

designs,

before

p.

Period

for

Antenna

April

196.

announced

Bates'

$35,065,888.

taxes

1873.,

FINANCING

$800,000-

*

over

of

'

corporate

PRESENT

in

and

instalment

acquire

student

Proctor's

electronics.

1978

due

par)

were

under

gotten

earmarked

was

earnings

Blue

EFFECT

largest

Leasing Plan for Dormitories—

can

tional

nearly

—V.

520.

p.

headed

leadership,

were

per

company

Authorized

5V*%

industry

earnings
Net earnings

-:

•

$38,226,450,

sales

net

Net

BUSINESS—The
major 'plant facilities of the company are lo¬
cated
at
South
Gate,
California and Hurst, Texas, each plant
offering a broad variety of chemical metal processing and finish¬
ing services. A smaller plant at Tucson, Arizona is chiefly devoted
to
hard
anodizing of aluminum, primarily serving the needs of

capital

of

which

Income
,

^
•*>

purposes.

corporation

the

organizations

"pay-as-you-go"

Financial

when

Sales

March

the

to

The
of

one

project

to

amounted

when

Net Earnings
after
Earnings per share

from the sale* of the debentures will be used for

payment

25%

up

result

a

Belding Ileminway Co., Inc.—Annual Report-

.

stockholders.

was

outstanding.

1962

year

Year Ended December 31—

28,
1963, Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco, offered pub¬
licly, $800,000 of this firm's 5%% convertible subor¬
dinated debentures due April
1, 1978, and 15,000
shares of its capital stock.
The debentures were of¬
fered at par plus accrued interest and the stock at
$17.50 per share.
■
;
''
Net proceeds from the sale of the stock will go to
selling

A

' ■'••••"

operated

743.

p.

Anadite, Inc.—Securities

'

in

Bell & Gossett

196,

New

1216.

p.

Up 25%; Sales 9%—

share reported for 1961

chinery," he added.—V.

toys,

$1,500,000.—V.

197,

ended Dec. 31, 1962.
This is equal to 45
1,400,000 shares of common stock outstanding
and compares with net income of $556,338, or

1962,

shares

sales

million

$1

Hartland

of

leasing.

Canada.

the

year
the

on

common

a

position

year.

to

of

toward

of

previous

grams,

T'nis acquisition will add to Anierline's product line and capacity,
Management estimates that viaoJ saxes, of the Hartland division•
rise

products

one

form

financing

"Of prime importance to Bates' continued forward
move were the
stepped up programs to revitalize the company and maintain its

advertising display items, decorative
ornaments, religious articles,: replicas of well-known sports and
television personalities and other like products.
•'>-Hart-land's- modern one-story '72,000 square foot plan, employing
150 people, has complete manufacturing facilities, engineering staff
and a management group
that has been with the company over
twelve- years.
Sales are made through recognized jobbers and the
company has approximately one thousand accounts.
Hartland has
been
in
business
for
twenty years
and, has operated
profitably

will

their

has

and

school

has

the

close

common

the

v"

has

machinery,. equipment, inventory and
Plastics, Inc., Hartland, Wis.
; •*.•.. jAmerline,; manufactures

which

toring
iaries

to

1962, included increased activity in our efforts to streamlirfe man¬
ufacturing operations and eliminate inefficiencies.
The company's
blueprint for modernization continues, and, during the year

the

every

cents

626

Corp.—-Acquisition—

company

the

33

at

for
share

a

at

to all

days

distributing

company,

prepared

and all types of building materials.—V.

approach

$693,351

a

Reichel, Chairman
statement out¬
a

parts

company

cents

stock,

proxy

in

thJ

that

ing, certain related insurance operations and in fac¬

merchandising, marketing and advertising;
operating efficiencies flowing from equipment modernization pro¬
grams,
and the continued streamlining of plant operations," A.
Phillip Goldsmith, President announced.
Net income of the
113-year-old major textile firm amounted to

previously announced agreement with
the sale by American Viscose of its

and

added

in

is

company

,

new

the

for

He

.

interested

firms

the

reported that net income
1961 and net sales 9%
over the previous
year.
"The increased sales and earnings come as

increased

3,683,016

or

The

out¬

its

common

received

was

President, stated that a
oif the sale will be mailed
shareholders.—V. 197, p. 404.
'[

new

share

and Development Bank,
Bankers
Trust
Edge Act
Corp., has an
equity
interest.
organization last year.
>.

Bates Manufacturing Co.—Net

year.

referred

Board

This

its

of

research

broad

per

lining- the terms

The

share

per

its

Monsanto

on

shares

72,216

providing

Corp.

$1.8

to

continued

American

Liberia.

asso¬

and
AVISUN
Corp.
million and American

stock.

capital

2%

FMC

to

equal

owned

50%

Trading

another

not

on

costs

excess

addition

of

do

which

privately-operated wai'ehoukes in the Port of Monrovia, is
especially well prepared to handle food, drugs, automotive equip¬

polypropylene products, made extensive
its
production facilities and continued
the
de¬
markets. The costs of these operations in 1962
by $7.2 million and American Viscose's one-half

in

velopment

was

AVISUN

programs

exceeded

amounted

share

stock.

modifications

of

operating results
Pulp
Co.

earnings

Viscose's

standing

development

the

of

Viscose

Liberian

in

International

few

1961.

of

the

The

incorporated as a separate
spokesman for Inter-Africa, said

operations and 69c from
Monsanto dividends for a total of $2.06. The earnings per share
are
based pn 4,751.995 shares outstanding at the end of 1962 and

earnings

(1417) ' 5

was

A

$2.21 from operations
total of $2.95, up from

equal

of

(TRADE'VCO),
subsidiary, Bankers
It

were

division

Ltd.

and

Mon¬

stock.

1962

Monsanto

.

the

the

on

common

share

per

.

million

divdends

Co.

6253

million

$10.5

of

from

Earnings
and

$9.8

consisted

million

santo

Number

197

specialized

industrial instalment financ¬

(Jane)
Year

Net
Net

income

Provision

Net

Dec.

31—

for

taxes—>

Federal

&

state

.

——

income

Earnings

shares
per

196, p.

taxes

$6,159,028

*

share

per

521,201

591,265
316,062

-

275,203

.

.

296,031
225,170

_—375,000

325,000

year—_—$0.73

$0.69

outstanding

2077.

1961
$4,741,023

1962

.

——:

before

income——.

Number

--V.

Colby, Inc.-^-Annual Report—

Ended

sales-,—•_

■.'Vf

,

;v-. *

'

6

Cole
-

(1418)

National

climbed

Sales

to

Corp.—Record
record

new

a

of

•

The

of

leased

Net

standing

Dec.

on

Present

and

years

to

all-time

an

last

of

the

the

over

nation's

times

six

are

high

Net

1961

higher

■

Per

'v
that

.

Cole

199,306
701,767

"$0.89

13%.

up

$0.42

of

stock

common

'

'

Npfc wmiams3

E

net

ii

r

will

Co.—Net

revenues

income

earnings

share,

per

after

for

company, has

the

ended Dec.

year

well,. President.'

:

-

Consolidated
$1.04

or

$400,647,

82

or

standing

in

526,603

on

cents

accounted

1961:

for

he

much

of

<;airi
said. —v
v.

ne

the

payment

improvement

196
ub,

1'

Consolidated

were

shares

Asset
'

See

" '

"

to^ $548,214,-

outstanding,

490,53$

"

37%

up.

of

in

The

addition

out¬

issue.

?

.>

,

V

.

:

v

'.

.

.

..

Year Ended Dec. 31

Sales
Net

income

"Origination

volume

classifications
"FHA

and

of

VA

constituted

in

showed

activity,"

loan

1962

Colwell

residential

83%

of

our

"The

comparatively
growth-potential,

vast

Vy'-'

.

loans,

marked

said

modernization

new

;

Commercial Credit 4%%
yield 4.375%.
The

notes

finance subsidiaries.
from

notes, due April 1,

Anril

102.50%

to

from

States

finance

immediately

after

April

receivables

shares

nf..

1,.B

144,447,881

"v4,980,478

to

100%

at

1981, at

for
*

$0 53

•

comorate

riu

/;y.•

RhnaHps

Ar<

Cn

Tnp

j^oep, nnoaaes <& uo., inc.,

manufacture

devices,
These

and

dUvStrial,

sale

certain

Pf ,I
of 12515

employees

^

c

of

silicon

for

used

military and

■;

CAPITALIZATION

diodes

PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from
to

increase

tional

maintain

or

working

capital

the

the

sale

the

of

notes

sidiaries for the purchase of receivables
or,
short-term loans..

initially, to the

of

be

and

related

other

and

■

is

quarters

at

are

300 St.

Paul

PRESENT

'

'

,

'

'

1

•

PRESENT

within
;

notes

the

•

of_

com-'

'

'

r

mortgages
and

Suboid.

.

;

.

1

Anderson

550,000.000

550.000,000

Canadian

a

Boettcher

.

&

.

8>500,000

.

due

of

par)

500,000 shs.

respective

•

(000's

.

Peabody

"Inc.

&

—

rlties

Corp
_

1,900

Co,

1,900

Inc.,

C.

Co.

Inc..,

Trask

Allyn

&

Co.

~

,

Co,.'__

&

Eastman

Dillon,

Securities

&

Watts & Co
Estabrook & Co

Union

Hallgarten

Co.______

1,000

Lazard

Freres

Merrill

Lynch,

Salomon

&

&

1,000

Co

Brothers

&

1,000

R.

.

Garrett

Hornblower
Paine,
&

Co,

&

Bacon,

Whipple

1,000

Sons,,

G.

Robert

W.

Weeks

750

Becker
&

Hemphill,
Alex.

600

—

..

&
&

.600'

Co.,

600

Co

&
&

&

Co.™—?

600

;

Sons,,,!

500

&

•*/) .).H>.i".k

Pacific

Putnam

Reinholdt,

500-■

Co

500

*




'

•

450

The

450

the

325

that

325

to

taxes
period,

same

beiore

earnings
in 1961.

cents

equipment,

such

vehicles

the

te-

as

company

1960

occupying 3,500
employees occupying

2(i0

Ul0U

$800,000

before

tne

company's
4

com-

2637.

p.

reached

record

a

home

of

$28,142,013

J- Hutchinson, Presi-

new

high

20%

industry

1962

Record Revs,

level

of

$26 458,149
reflected
the

gain

during

amounted

to

1962.

$767,774,

equal

from

,

shares

said

outstanding

earnings

from

measures

points,

research

March

55

or

that

cents

taken

by

share

per

year.

operations

the

affected

were

by

aimed

at

company

both
were

price

reductions;- establishment of a fully
development department, and revised ac-

and

procedures

the

of

company's

»«««?»..« c..-». m.

by

two-tliirds
in

237.

p.

of
Consolidated shareholders
New Brunswick on April 16.

Business' Systems
31,
1963
were

total

sales

for

the

at

fiscal

in 1888,
maintained as

was

acquired

year

$6,500,000. Young &
Consolidated in 1961 and

by

wholly-owned

a

subsidiary.

Subject to certain audits

9,000

and contract stipulations, Diebold
maximum of 40,000 common
voting shares for the

a

a

approximately

founded

been

exchange

will

assets

0f Consolidated

Business

'°

•h»wh#ldm

Systems.

These

shares

will

be

0,1 • "ro rat»

than

dial

in

credits

the

that
the

of

Co

Co.,

West

Gardner

117%—

117%

pany

and
such

is

in

18

or

$7,183,470
cents

distributed

197.

P.

1013.

Debenture

cents

share,

a

operating

some

to

$1,662,120

Corp.

from

and

expenses

new

1963

assume

The

$95,000,

to

income

of

to

as

in

taxes,

that

above
or

all

Ex-

cents

37

construction
been

set

has

completed,
$6,500,000, a

as

April,

at

present

in

the

196,

billing,

general

2580.

p.

Hoffritz
amount

275

of

27i

for

the

Paiker

Cutlery,

and

as

may

that

275

Hoffritz

feller

275

piaza

Inc.,

Joseph

1961,

in

13

Midwest

t?1.

and

an

undisclosed
and

lias

Hoffritz,
had

a

Mr.

store

a

series

of

cash

lssued
the

.

.

.store

of

6.2%

last

exchange
Olin

March

28.

The

John

that

the

offers

Mathieson

November,

.

..

on

1962

ac-

and

Olin

a

satisfied

Chemical

final

closing

contract

Polite, Jr.

is

now-

president

'•

corporate

name

of

Dixon

on

Ross said, and marks the first time
location in the high-traffic Rocke¬

March

of

a

or

$1.20

The

some
is

earnings
gain

of

in

on

sales

setting its

were

record-

earnings

was

which

were
of an
1963 sights on

$18,986,257,

factors
in the
an

in¬

sales

of
$17,880,306. Net income after
$566,218. This is equal to $1.77 a
shares of capital stock,
including 23,000 shares
15, 1962, in connection with the
acquisition of

to

rose

Graphite

to

Depreciation

$382,547,

obstacles,

Co.

$56,952

amounted

\

.

increased

1962.

consolidated
1961

taxes

320,000

.

that

in

The management

over

southwestern

basis.

a

Comparable

net

income

for

1961

special credit arising from sale of
capitai
$541,722 or $1.69 a share on the same
shar*
expense
charged against 1962 income totaled'
share.—V. 196, p. 638.

area.

Dominion Containers

.

"As

part of its expansion program, Hoffritz is
considering other
locations in the metropolitan New York
area, \Mr. Ross added.

Under

company's

exclusive

moves

o

new

ex-

and

Lm. i?°.
sales and earnings. These
Atkinson, Chairman and President,

y,Franlc

l

ni

ali char8es and

Hoffntz,

major expansion

sevE,r1al

annuai report.

assets,
is the third in

.

,.1
o

toll

cutiery store
of

tendered

rasi meeting.

despitf

share

Piesfdent

their

wnv7C^n^H«r/A°tiPaUlsbf0^0 by stockChemical
authoiization voted

extraordinary nature.

on

Acquisition—

for

the

Dixon-

,

announced

been

Chemical

of

announcement

offers.
of

Dixon.

.

and

states,

accounting and

earner

held

had

according to L.

The. comPany has reported
breaking sales were achieved

_

Ross,

was

Dixon

The

(Joseph) Dixon Crucible Co.—Reports Record
Sales

be

■

The acquisition
made recently by

275

,

has acquired
Rockefelier Piaza

Batteisby,

announced.,

275

.

the

and

sum

conversion

The

Inc.

wdi-known

&

,

of

V

tneir

.

Bros., Inc.—Subsidiary

and

also

:

crease

Davidson

exchange

•

completion

holders.

debentures

announced

effect,

Corp.

Effective-—

As a result of the exchange offers, Essex now owns
almost 50%
of the outstanding preferred stock of Paulsboro and
approximately
39% of its common stock. Essex continues to
provide management
services to Paulsboro.—V. 197, p. 714.

purchased an equipment leasing comwhich provide the operating'subsidiaries

customer

studies.—V.

Polite

1H

h

also

companies

services

operations

first

and

Essex

share,

a

was

at

operating companies

concentration

It

not

subsidiaries and are
otherwise payable in 1963.
available for future years.

commenced

acquired

do

California

plant

lias

Mr.

the

Change

successful

consummation

agreement

force

both

the

debenture,

companies

earnings

seven

that

Chemical

conditions

agreement

full

of

,

taxes

has

successful

remaining

under

51%

rose

pursuant ,to

The
the

more

Essex

announced

to

Dixon
$6,059,600 of

that

Inc.

Completed—Name

28,

Inc.

offers

cepted

in

share,

a

was

March

stated

'

•

This

Offer

Industries,

change

income

■

$195,647,

1961;

similarly

Telephone

two

•

in net

the

Coast.

On

1ino,

Up

company to complete the system's
make such
further additions to

time

separation

275

"I"

so

budget for

heaviest

with

Co

CoT~

TT

of

outstanding.

while

attributable
Federal

$6,500,000

to

of

1962

owned

credit

enable

and

change

Br0SS revenues' were ,edl,ctd trom «** t0

are

construction
will

Dixon Cheniic3-l Industries,

27,000

outstanding.

$1,103,445,

were

reduce

remaining

with

Co, Inc.275
Swiss American CorjT.II
275
Watling, Lerchen & Co.
275

•*%.:"

income

1962

which

275

&

shares

then

.

increase

$8,476,724,
against
$424,915, equal to 31

income

net

shares

investment

of

since

275

Northwest
&

ended

.

c'nnn
5,000

Co—!

&

revenues.

to

1,353.227

1961

year's

Continental

325

SimijionsI

Cook
&

C'o.___

required.

325

Nolan,. Fleming

500

r~---r—v'

Langley

available

&"~CoTI"~

& Co, Inc.
McDonald & Co._l"~III
The Milwaukee Co
7
"

" Stroud

half

275

&

amounted

of

the

,T

Co.—Net

in

totaled

_

500

;

income

in

reflect

275

500

more

191,

against

Earnings

versus

the

and improvement of facilities, which involved start-up.
to 42 cents per share, establishment of additional

Consolidated

Dn£rbe7g7 TowWn

E

^

an

figures have been adjusted

450

to

gain

year

operating

450

325

i

1962 realized
18%

1,046,918

operated

275

i

Newhard,

&

Wertheim

Telephone

an

previous

All

14,500

i

SS»* ,rriC962t0ge

500

Co

_

Hutton

'• pit

Weeks
Ellis

Folger,

____

Noyes

the

325

_

Clement A. Evans &
Inc.

'

V ■

Co.,

Blunt

Co,

Co

Brown

C.

&

Baird

Inc,

Baker,

Clark, Dodge & Co, Inca
Dominick
&
Dominick.,.Equitable Securities Corp.
Hayden, Stone & Co,
W.

Walker

600

Co._^__

___.

Drexel
E.

&

Net

500

325

Co, Inc.

750

Stearns ■&

.Inc.

&

1,000

Webber, Jackson

G.

Dickson

H.

500

Co—

m

In

average

More

Inc

1,000

Curtis

Bear,

W.

&

S.

Co.

&

&

last

double

the

on

&

Day____—

Mead, Miller & Co,
R. W. Pressprich &
Co"I
Reynolds & Co, Inc

1,000

Robert

A.

&

Weld & Co.,,,,,
Witter & Co.__

Dean

Blair

1,000

Barney

Anthony

L.

_

American Securities
Corp

Inc.,

Hutzler

Smith,
Inc,
White,

R.

&

on

Net

an

than

450

Co
I
-J"
Boyce__~I

&

Bros.

1961

1961.

'

450

Moseley & Co

Tucker,

1,000

Pierce,

Smith

S.

Stein

——

Fenner

F.

Ripley & Co,

Inc.

,

450

Baker,

1,000

Miller

StJJfn 2"^? Co.______^_
C

million

During

communications

special meeting to be held

5,000

.

company

500

_

Harriman

at

,

&

Spencer
A.

Corp.„______,__

The

$500

Legg & Co._
Rothschild
&
Cov

L.. F.
Shields

9'999

share

per

revenues

costly

approval

u^on

14,500

Co.-_.__

41.

p.

Revenues

'

C.

1,900

Morgan Stanley & Co.__
Stone & Webster Secupiyth, &

Commercial

"

7,775

Inc._-_-__
&

e0h!ntbalD'&v./Co,%"*;:""
Scherck, Richter Co.____

,

wi

E."
Lemon

157,

over

the^notes.

Higginson

John

3,060

Sons—

rn

Continental

agreed

conditions

on

Lee

Corp._L.___
Sachs & Co.__

i

Inc

The

that

are in excess of

aP' Young & Seldon Co., Inc., Baltimore. Md., a major supplier of
checks and other forms used by banks. Acquisition is contingent

8,000

has

Co.

announced

Detroiter earned $625,102,

basing

Selden,

\

Amount

$7,775

Boston

Goldman,

of

omitted)

Co.,

:

amounts

have

and

Amount

*

i

Kidder,
First

principal

all

5,000

10,632,987 shs'.

below

.

sold

for

14,500

—v.

371 244 shs

($5

following

bo

14,500

&

a

a

taken.

Co

Lyons

Mead,

>

as

Proposed

Co—._

Johnston,

'severally and not jointly, but subject to the
terms
oi
the
underwriting agreement, to purchase from
the

to
pay

are

&

Co.,

operated

75,000 000

par.)15,000,000 shs.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named

par

14,500

&

L.

be

'
Acquisition
Directors of Diebold have approved a plan to acquire the assets
and business of Consolidated Business Systems, Inc., New Brunswick, N. J., a leading producer of printed and lithographed business
forms, both continuous and Redifixt sets and, through its subsidi-

Prescott- &

Janney

125,000,000
;

($100

Co,____™

W.

87%.

whol,y owne<l subsMl"y'

Piper Jaffray & Hopwood

)H

75,000.000

stock

Loewi

has

counting procedures in the financing

'

5,000

3,105.019

125,000.000

pfd.

55,000

facility will be
detergents including

will

equal

freight

8,000

company:

indebtedness

stock

and

any

Lieberbaum

Strudwick™.... 3,000

and

&

Dittmar

indebtedness

costs

-Shares

8.500,000
-

subordinated

Common

stock

to

take

laboratory

been
acquired
DeSoto's Presi-

acquired

household

President,

of

aveiage

of

expansion

liS d».

hereby if

newly

by

1,382,500 shs.

common

committed
offered

Rhoades &
——J.—

&

number

a

Co

Cooley

'

stock:

Cumulative
:

payable,

subordinated

Junior

.Capital

are

stock

the

label

and

have

made

was

detergent factory
197, p. 916.,

came

Hutchinson

Chaplin McGuiness & Co.

.

.

1974__,

indebtedness

Senior

common

Inc..

932,806,500

by the com-.
Canadian

payable.in

pany,

1967

number, of shares of

undewriters

of

M, Loeb,

Co.

subsid.
'-om'^nv:

subsid.. guaranteed
4-4l/2%

respective
The

shares

Carl

(due

the

Canadian

a

notes. oi

Unsecured

-

notes

of

yean

and

pany

Unsecured

HS

products

homes increased to a
$22,026,216 in
1961.
The

share

per

Mr.

$300,000

2,500,000 shs.

of

•

acquisition in six months

Manufacturing

mobile

from

equipped

(«i

year.—

broadening Detroiter's industry position for future
growth in
sales and earnings. Among these programmed growth
steps

91-n

par)________-__

this

Inc.—Acquisition—

second

related

private

cents

n

nilWQnHinu

Shares

short-term
one

(no

the

each.

the

.$112,407:991

Superior indebtedness:
"Unsecured

them,
to

Outstanding

»'

mS

divisional

•

1.133,500

on

UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters have agreed
severally, subject to
the
terms
and
conditions set
forth
in
the
underwriting
agreement,- to purchase,
and
the company has agreed
to sell to

head¬

FINANCING

Authorized

___

pw.

of

operations,
and 'the
lemaindev
represented
non-recurring income. The insurance settlement for the
destroyed'Alma plant accounted for 27 cents of
the non-recurring
'•

93nn nnn

wn

stock

mm

Common

28

common

income.

FINANCING

(inn

its

Nat income after taxes for

t

cents

devices.

0l-n

rti

11

orii

of

Com?

Place, Baltimore.

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO

Deposits

e*
Credit

1

1

Vst

intP

of

introduction

The

manufacturer

a

20%

up

;

TO

<r i

riPhc"Hr.;"fn'"inV^Wnti

9!

'tn

reduction

a

Electronics, Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—

semi-conductor

?nn
$i"'00.000

mans
H

and

strong recovery of the mobile

..

transistor

A,./hn,i«H i

Rank

shares

Ui96iearnin^S' before taxes- for 1962

over

Sales' of
-

Hawthorne,

%

.

.

EFFECT

used

'

BUSINESS—Through its subsidiary companies, Commercial
engaged in specialized forms of
financing and insurance.
mercial Credit also has several
manufacturing subsidiaries. Its

.

«■/

.

will

company's working capital.
The addi-;
be advanced
to, or invested
in, sub¬

may

the

Ralph

against

as

integration

d"nlfAnnounced1 $23,111,065 in 1931' Melvin

'
•

for

1961.

taken by management during

for

field.

new

DeSoto.—V.

Total consolidated

variety of purposes in the inas opposed
to the entertainment

,

GIVING

B

Detroiter Mobile Homes, Inc.—Reports

*

wide

a

fields,

space

field.

ranging

maturity.

of

of

_

the

of

„

Chadron Avenue,

silicon, transistors

as

are

and

and

announcement

brand.

n

well

as

products,

a

square feet of floor area t0
b„,uoo square feet today.—v.

nui'DOSes

P

announced

This

taxes equalled 29

.

company,

earnings

fiscal

$190,426

lemetry systems for missile and space probe
bas grown irom fiye full time employees in

On

—

Calif., is primarily engaged in the business of research, development,

redeemable

prices

other

A

contro1

stockholders equity increased

net

BUSINESS—The

to

Sales in 1962 totaled approximately $2.9
1"
^«^sent"f8 a
increase.
tota ed $168,000 up from $23,ouO in ibbx.

772,181

$0 61

for

has

detergents

Kenmore

7oo^,S

proceeds, approximately
$1^00^00 will
be applied in reduction Of bank
loans, $120,000 Will be
applied in payment Of the' instalment due April
30, 1963 on the company's 5% debentures, approximately $100,000 will be applied in reduction of other
short-term liabilities, and the balance Will .be used

Commercial

are

the

for

Defense

371,812

T nph

and others..

class

products

Raymonds. Rosenberg,

$6-508 117

Corp.—Common Offered

reserved

were

cost

new

into

Milwaukee.

$1.54

3,181,430

916,414

y.—-

M
ivi.

in

to

,

entry

division

_

Of

several

manufacture

the

4,883,699

:

Ott359-1

$7

_

uari

of

areas

company

facilities

,the

nn„

165,864,,8,

441,760

T~.

T^rl

iybd,

company

1,

of

1 Qfi^

6,

the

its

near

New York, as head of an
underwriting group, offered
publicly 275,000 shares of this firm's common stock
at $5.50 per share. Of the
total, approximately 30,000

1971, the
regular redemption prices
maturity. In the event of

subsidiaries, they
special redemption

at

102.25%

and

at

100%- at

United

Credit's

Corp.—Annual

—

~

p

1

April

:

On

redeemable

declining

and

,

As

not be redeemed before April 1,
under certain. conditions of declining
receivables
of
Commercial
Credit's

States

are

The
'*

taxes—-

taxes

Continental Device

may

except

United

income

gains

compared

De Soto Chemical Coatings,

,

,

■

.

$1.57

Federal

as

191' p' 1

*

$1,151,765

representing

par to

City.—

Profit for Year—

substantial

1962

combined

.

%

Ju—_—

share-

per

jgfg

y

Commercial Credit Co.—Notes Offered—On
April
3, 1963, The First Boston Corp. and Kidder, Peabody
& Co. Inc., New
York, as joint managers of an under¬
writing group, offered publicly an issue of $50,000,000

notes

after

its

had

1971,

before

income

Earnings

with

program,

increased its production volume 275%
in
to $4,479,424," he added
"Our spot loan
individual loans to
refinance older homes,
substantial growth in 1962,
reflecting the increased emphasis
in
this
program.
Spot
loans
totaled
$26,771,825, a 267%
gain
over the $7,286,940 volume
produced in 1961."—V. 196, p. 1977.
from

year

business,

income

Net

31,

-rdent, S. U. Greenberg.
'
*962
1961
The? principal .business

sa1e?d u'^?e^,er'
.

675 480

-*■

Net

•'

in

considering
.

•

'•

n' -■*'

loan

,

York

New

cofe^ and earnings during Sif^iCHlt also said that the increasing
anriS eam/np^rinrin 1963. He c.ontribatiaa t°wa^rd
company is

--.mv.

,

,

share

per

■

gains in
allr our
in1 the. annual report."

1962."

in

in

S'Sfir18 *** ^ ^ ^

Continental Connector Corp.—Annual
Report—

primarily for tract developments,

production

<

,

—x—,,—

_______

reported

Dec.

Mr" DeJur stated that several steps

Proposed

—

3.183.430,

-31,
1962, Colwell's portfolio consisted of 50,196 loans
with
$649,974,618 in principal balances outstanding, .compared
to
34,711 loans with $424,265,587 in principal balances
outstanding at
•Dec. 31, 1961.
A'.-,
'

one

income

ended

the

Qn

1962

2077.
.

.

x_

Net

*

.

p.

,

Electronics Industries

-

.

to

,

stores

President, announced,
income for fiscal 1962 amounted

cents

financial

company's

Inc.

Dec.

At

•

,

.

V

«

toi

""

.

has

company

dividends,

Vv,• 61

V.196,

" *

•

of

loans-

10

sales

/

;

Diebold,- Inc., this

Reoort

$278,735,969-in- newly-.originated and acquired
the
loan
management
portfolio
during
1962
also was an all-time high for the
company,
exceeding-.the previous
year's record volume of $165,397,012 by 68%.-

mortgage

for

$1/4,b,i

preferred

the

Systems,

.

•V

.

Sale—

Consolidated

against

shares

average

operates

expenses amounted to approximately $2,500,00 for fiscal 1962.
Earnings per share for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962 were

$1 398 754

$174 621

witn

1344
1J«.

n
p.

Business

^

average

"V

t

■

.

loan" production
announced by Bundy Col-

taxes

now

DeJur,

new

-•'•A:";

share' on

per

'

-

-

of

•

S26o!l60 ^rom0in^^HoweleL ^du^tionHn6 operating

afiMr"Will/ams1 reported1 the addition"^ 854
custoS'ers
'thf ve^ Thhf together with rate iScreases eHectfve DT l during
l9ol

earnings and

1962, it was

V'•• ■;%!'

>A

earnings after

share"

per

31,

?

•

net

record

achieved

a

Ifth

compaieu

^

• The

group,

year

Net

against

compared

'

,

end

.0441

n,

DeJur-Amsco Corp.—Shows
l'ne

^ PreVi°US yeai"

SI 723 494

were

$273 283

to

rose

income rose t0 *27-J'283

iq/;i

nn^itinn

'•

.04

Up 56%—

Announced56%

President

oSeratini

Gran

position,

Up 37%—

Terminal.

the

by
.

'

fiscal

Connecticut Water

over

again reach
new
highs in net profit and earnings per share during 1963, Mr.
Cole said.
He explained that the company has undertaken a num¬
ber of programs to strengthen its sales activities and is increasing
emphasis on product lines which offer greatest profit-potential.—
V. 197, p. 1115.
•

Colwell Co.—Net

v

197, p. 237.

whUe

National

Central

•

.

store

112,391

A.

.

.

share

—V.

than

Earnings per share amounted to
shares outstanding at year-end.- Last
$1.11 .on- the basis of. 759,708 shares out¬

indicate

$49,777'767

-*■-———,—6/3,000
credit,—,
1,476,302

special

Grand

completed

according to Mr. Ross.
.' •
■
Hoffritz for Cutlery, a subsidiary of Davidson Bros, Inc., department

\

$956,499,

of

before

in
be

April,

nan

""""""—9UQino
2,149,302

income

taxes,,™*-,—.

profit

an agreement to
double its space
The Grand Central expansion will

"

.«...

Monday, April 8, 1963

largest

year.

1961.

31,

projections

before

Income

$4,545,064

National,

Report—

mco

*4q\9c6q

1,^02

Profit

peaks,

new

Inc.—Annual

,,

Year Ended Dec. 31-

of' 755.808

the company-earned

year

of

established

,

rose

total
basis

the

Cole

'

earnings
on

iifcrease

of

consecutive

ago.

$844,483

$1.26

•

13

an

was

Sales

Publications

.•_

„

„

keys and
key-cutting equipment and operator
optical departments in retail stores, have now

and

for

years

the

blank

key

increased
ten

record

$13,653,719.

supplier
of

sales

new

of

Nast

,

1962, for the
company's history,

the

The-Commercial and Financial Chronicle

-

Conde

Sales, Net—

$18,198,783 during

increase in volume of any year in
and net profit and earnings per share also
Joseph E. Cole, President, announced.
greatest

total

'

'

this

location

expansion program,

af, Broadway

and

Hoffritz

Fulton

last

Street

spring
and

T^e

,

0f

added a new >^at

(recently

signeir

Jthe

its

corporation

outstanding

100V2%.
Bank

of

has

Ltd.—To Redeem Debentures

called

for redemption on
May 1
1963
all
sinking fund debentures due
July 2. 1968
will be made at any branch in

4Va%

Payment
Montreal.

Canada

of

Volume

197

Number 6253

The Commercial and

.-.

.

Financial Chronicle

(1419)

Dominion
The

Tar

corporation

Chemical

&

has

called

Co.

Ltd.—Partial Red'n

for

Dynamics
See

Corp. of America—Proposed

International

Electronic

Research

Corp.,

Acquisition

this

issue.—V.

Dixon

The
in

Corp.

(&

Subs.)- -Annual

Year Ended June 30—

Sales

and

Other

1962

'Net; sales

7-4777-77-

$8.8-31,142

Cther; income 7
Total

Costs
Cost

of

other

income

8.882,036

sales

and

to the

amortization

before

Provision

7,624.421
82,598

251,902
72,884

8,019,899

5,971,752

862.137

debt

413,435

expense

taxes

income

taxes...

!

„

"504.940

Net "income'

Earnings..

194,

t

share

per

Retained
—V.

at

income

at

end

in

tract

$759,028

7.;,,,,

.'77*777

Negotiations

began in December,
In January,
1963.

transaction

is

meeting to be held
the

international

into

subject

to

April

on

Proposed

—

,

EICL

in

of

summate

Bell

shareholder

this

being

by

at

EICL

stockholders

conversion

a

of

Electronics,

at

a

price

called

the

have

in

of

to

$9.50

approve

would

company

electronics

$50,000,000.

under

with

Charles

is

unit

similar

oi

E.

which this

company

sale

of

television

manufacture

unprecedented

Packard

Bell

fiscal

quarter

years

and

is

a

7

The

A

the

market.

It

sets

of

the

on

color

West

Coast,

television

sets

is

which

be

used

w.hch

S.

the

fixed-price

provide
two

military

the

a

of.

during

the

contracts.—V.

said

last

197,

the

have

$5-million

quarters

of

rate

1962,

gain

reductions

the

stations,

revenues

will

cash

of

reflected
number

totaled

The

totaled

firm's

quarterly
in

despite

1961,

of

U.

net

rate

the

each

and

and

increased

increased

from

company's

year

was

since

$23,727,000

was

share

$1,142,000
$1.27

were

held

overseas

the

for

$4,858,949,
was

the

increase

an

announced

based specialized

An
the

1953.

for

by

20

was

and

to

record

This

1962,

7%,

cents

unbrpken

25

of

-

of

Dec.

$18,867,900

expansion

for

1962

program

and

charged

against

profit

after

last

year's

last

this

year's

income

Return

year.

non-recurring

to

is

and

high

single

a

—V.

in

acquisition

and

based

In

a

report

per share
from 34.1
.declared

Equity
280,208

$499,644,

deed

the

to

for
up

paid.

a

estate

Harry

half

in

year

J.

more

home

was
$5,631,345,
before.
;

than
total

See

increase

loans
of

Klein

told

in
at

more

Feb.
4%

of

or




Regan

part

of

&

his
v.

said
the
acquisition
company's continuing
197, p. 817.

E.ectronics
has

been

Corp.—Appm't—

appointed

corporation's

4V*%

trustee, registrar
fund deben¬

sinking

■

,1314.

p.

By

said that

28.

1963,

stock

8 ..cents

rose

dividend

/-

half

per

same

million

share,

dollars,

at

period the previous

mortgages,
contracts
for
the end of the six
months
$800,000

from" the

year

that

he

.

stock

that

Wheeler

$5

The

40%
in

interest in

with respect
Exchange
offered

.

of

to

or

In

the

and

agent

as

and

C.

.

public
involved.

of

the

1701

at

($5

has
business.

carried

has reported
on

issue.—V.

$1,228,000

were

that

from

on

1961.

1,

7"

Inland

Mr.

arising

from

the

equaled 25

Motor

a

last

was

Tor

all

of

the

replaced
new

For

a

revenues

were

been

Pacific

under

77 7

the

Revenue

;

the
the

intercity power equipment acquired in
during 1962, Mr, Garret said. 33,860,000

tractors

purchased

creased

only

Garret

previously

with

company

funds,

Most

of

long-term

t-m

debt

fix'd

assets

having

in¬

$1,000,000.

Freightlines,
growth

share/.,;Mr.

acquired.

of

Garret

celebrating its 50th

6%

said

and

the

earnings
company

of

year,

the

is

now

company

for

used

and

early

pur¬

production

in

German

1961

paint

profits

Chairman

of

obtained,

company.—

1962

Co.

of

of

stock,,

Joseph

"Our

$11,-

against

H.

Thompson
performance

record

initial

an

in

common

said,

Ore

with

dividend

Canada,

of

of

decline

a

domestic

$4,157,-

which

than

we

for

plant

enterprises

in

expansion of

Michigan

from

early

ores

our

companies.

suffered

natural

and

1962

the

in

and

the

the

equipment

exceeded

at year-end,'$28,598,208,
from the end of 1961.

that the

upper

both

the

volume."

expenditures

$7,000,000

in

in

mining

business

our

Superior

lower

affiliated

offset

from

of

Lake

slightly

in

than

more

areas

of

$130,000,000

Ore

Co.

of

and

•

$24,950,-

showed

decline

a

>

.

Groveland

construction

beneficiation

plant

and

Carol

Lake

project

Today
lion

I.O.C.

the

has

of

tons

Canada's

and

beneficia-

of

the

pellet

the

iron

the

%

a*

completion'

Hanna

Mining

ducers

and

tons

of

"With

which

$or

the

these

until

and

we

be

can

shipped

as

'

at Groveland

Mr.

Marting
plowed back

of

its

said.

and

al'l

properties

sale

its

"For

Carol,

dividend

in

1962

for

and

it

to

Mining earnings for

continue

many

as

years

to

a

them

debt

reflecting itself in our earnings.
in Iron Ore Co. of Canada is one
expect

seven

using

reduction.

but it

interest

our

major

divi¬

first

earnings,

that

annually.
first

its

equity in I.O.C. increased steadily,

first

company began
"Our interest

tons

product available for
completed, I.O.C. paid

program

our

million

the world's largest independent pro¬
high grade iron ore pellets, with 1,875,000

development
years

this

at

operation

among
of

desirable

Carol

5.5

the pellet plants

Thompson and
operation, I.O.C.

further

not

be

highly

facilities

into

■

of

Mr.

of

Over

will

marketers

this

went

plant is nearing completion.
to produce approximately 18.5 mil¬
:7 ;v
ng
7
million tons of high

capacity

ore

•

With

supporting

$70,000,000 pellet

grade concentrates,, of
pellets.

anticinat.-'s

a

common

stock

of

the

in

was

the

4
of

our

come."—V.

196,

p.

..

major

contributor

to

2078

Co.—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
has been approved for listing
effective April 25.—V. 197, p. 615.

company

the New York Stock Exchange,

on

of

77'
Freight
Highway

and
semitrailers. , A
new
Seattle
was
constructed - in
1962
and
other
tmriiinals
enlarged
total investment of $900,000.
Most of the land for r,he Seattle

had

which

1961

terminal
for

railroad,

-

of

Iron

dividends

Hawaiian Telephone

earnings were affected by the integration of
companies and labor costs.
The- acquisitions reduced

spent

be

West

report,

the

major

price

report stated

The

Garret said

mergers

November

to

frits,

Marting

source

capital

summer

years

average length of haul from 680 miles down to 505 miles.
Wages
and related employee benefits now take. 58.5% of
gross revenue. In
1961 before the mergers, this expense took
52.6% of revenue.
the

plant

new

working capital

plant

Hanna

Northwest

and

credit

share.

Its

and

the

plant are completed. The $35,000,000 plant will have the capacity
to
produce
1,500,000 tons of
high grade
iron ore concentrates,
shipping l,250,000i tons as pellets and the balance as concentrates.

30,000 shs.

''77.7 ■7

Freight

investment

cents

less

assets

gross

acquired

•

to

entry

receipt

our

and

the

but

The

FINANCING

$31,168,000.

share

a

Garret

a

Belgium,
major

A.

to

these

in

investments

of

of

1962 ret earnings were $1,424,000

$1.92

or

coatings

909.

p.

stock,

of

to

Last

area.

a

from

"income
in

Combined,

300.000 shs.

777:77-777

exchange

Joyce,

company

company has 200 employees,
other office personnel.
this is Glidden's third direct

that

in

this

000.

Outstanding

197,

P.

the

S.p.A.

•

new

general

a

said,

the

Sip.A.,

The

ceramic

Walter

taxes,

coupled

dend,"

PRESENT

revenues' of

gross

out

and

27.7%.

year,

used

District

on

Dwight

He

of

and

company's annual

reduction

Pennsylvania

30,000 shs.

this

Milan.

Bruges,

primarily

Earnings

at

450.000 shs..

7

par

Corp.,

operations

.

President

"Income

supervision of buildings of all
transactions involving real estate,

EFFECT TO

par)

maintenance

sales

Market

at

interest

before

v

Until Oct.

mortgages, and

brokerage

51%

Salchi

u.m,

$1,000,000,

reported.

1315.

p.

692,

and

in

GIVING

its

pointed

enamel

due

was

-.ox

the

laws

offices

acquired

industries.
near

>

The

under

has
pain,

Glidden-Salclii

as

supplies

Common

the

Iron

principal

it

of

excess

President,

-

1924

with

1961.—

Ilanna Mining Co.—Reports Record
Earnings—

.

•"■"7'7'"7

,

be

in

known

also

facilities

197,

tion

will

of

,

that

Tne
company has reported
record net
107,272,
equal
to
$7.79
per
share
of
$9,867,745, or $6.90 per share in 1961.

hps

management

share

per

1962

acquired
•

Joyce

the

worth

1963

appliance

It

one-third

V

'•

relieves

"

to

than

j..,uian

and

move

Rights expired Feb. 27.

offered

Net

company
entered
those at the end

ampoud.ii,

was

be

other

V.

1.

%

the

announced

an

will

common

1314.

p.

has

of

price

own

Atlas

4

current

company is a producer of industrial paints
customers are in the automotive, furniture and

porcelain

Atlas

Commission

to

of

to

Co.—Acquisition—

and

Mr.

of

banks,

also

opposed
to

to

convertible

as

ratio

7

that

of

77';'..

Salchi

chased

million

7. 77-"

outstanding 6V2%

$2,457,768

current

a

higher

including management,

to. additional

7777 77'''

be

of

slightly

shipping

into

profit

$350,000

cash,

beneficial

very

our

or,

stated

under, construction

V77":;:"v ;7

of

its

were

%

will

industries.

y

net

from

Salchi

principal

General

Corp.,

assets

also

Chairman

henceforth

Packaging

million

with

reduced

was

Milan.

a

Automated

compared

debt

retired

company

$616,491,

stock

Glidden

date 'of

Financial

as

bank

523.

p.

Purchase

*

been engaged: in the real estate
Columbia- since 1878.
The company was

its

estate

(33%c

stock

Dec.

revenue

anticipates Equity's earnings

in

. -

approximately

approximately $5

..

197,

were

•

of

31.

has

acted

agency

an

terminal

than

on- the

sale

and

to

1963.

company

the

;

Substantially
on

0

Transport were acquired for cash and merged Jan. 1. 1962.
On
a
proforma basis the combined 1961 earnings were
$1,568,000 or
$1.94 a share on gross revenues of
$29,522,000.
Clarence A. Garret,
President, said 1962 earnings included special
non-recurring, non-taxable income equivalent to 24 cents a share.
1962
capital
gains
contributed
46
cents
a
share - to
earnings
against 17 cents a share; in 1961,
Deferred Federal income tax

ago.

of

Glidden

purchase

of

No underwriting was
estimated at $150,000,

Dec

real

company

earnings

current

year

will

in

Securities

shares

$19,125,000.

inte¬

the

that

Current

backlogs

197,

capital
•

$25,637

was

stated

The company

'•

agreement .is
The

be required.—V.

now

has
in

$1.76

were
a

'

shareholders

W.

polyurethane components

7

Garrett Freightlines, Inc.—Annual
Report—

a

.

Mr,

foam
Mr.

is

York,

the

197,

year

Papitto

order
V.

worth

Foster

General

Industries

District

on

Maremont

The

reported

a

President,

.

dividend

investment

has

from

..

just under
$100,000 from the

improvement
an

Klein,

for'the

December.

firm

28%

up

that ended

adjusted

cash

Chem-Foam
Thomas

p.Ot,.«m.—

$5,225,108.

Mr.

196, p. 2073.

liability

financing

outstanding.
.period was

the

company's
and

the

44. cents,

company

recently

shares

Income

year.
The

cents

in

by

1961.'

and

liabilities

2,020,532

Gabriel Co.—Share Exchange Offer—

Act

than $123.000,

to shareholders,

earnings in

by

real

more

$50,000

was

Giordano

'

margin

result

of

the

Papitto

debentures.

,

square foot facility,
a
move which
is resulting in
operating efficiency, Mr. Wright noted.—V.
196, p. 1553.

This Minneapolis

New

for

1988.—V.

for

Mr.

half.

Authorized

during
operations into

six-month profit of

It

Common

Equity Capital Co,—Net Up 28%—
: •

the

and

conducted

Lines

70.000

in

Preferred

contributing

will

gration of Video
Instruments Co.,
a
producer of
direct
power
supplies
and
amplifiers.
Endevco
also
completed
the year
the consolidation of its Pasadena
plant

increased

method.

Chem-Foam

•

interest

announced

was

molded

diversiiicaiion

agent

$725,000" for

equiva¬

Mr.

further acquisition
industrial- expansion.
It

and

the

CAPITALIZATION

of

completed

normal

a

expenses

corresponding increase in earnings, he added.
Among 1962's expansion programs was the

a

with

proceeds,

insurance

new

a

first

which

Kliklok

of

contingent liability
.,:7;-, ;7'v;-,,7-

price.

same

invested

during
manufacturing.

year

due

loss

:
-

22. 1962 the company
wqs solely owned by the Union Trust Co. of the- District of Columbia.
Since the inception of the company, it has invested in
real, estate

as

31,.. 1962, reached
from 1961 volume

number

levels,"

interests

provides

"This

Ave,, N. W.. Washington 6. D.

..

against

year's

$1,356,557,.

.

net

a

the

shares

employ

Bradford

incorporated

components manufacturer.
program
which
was
completed

substantially to sales growth
of

of

Columbia

28%
of
$3,792,117,
Dudley Wright. President of the Pasadena-

by H.

50%.

a

it

7-7.H^7,;7;'

;7

Ralph

28,

:

Financial

insurance

substantial

business

$1.1

substantially broadened Endevco's
and marketing
capability both in this country and"
overseas, Mr.
Wright noted.
This
program
produced heavy hon-recurring costs
which had
a
temporary adverse affect on' earnings,
resulting in
net
income
for
1962
of
$191,641,
or
26 cents
a
share
on
the
743,817 shares outstanding at the year-end. In
1961, the company
earned
$366,690, or
53
cents
a
share
on
690,977 shares then
outstanding.
Mr.
Wright emphasized that the expansion

In

to
can

BUSINESS—The

terminal

cargo

Feb.

for repayment of a loan.

-in¬

accomplished

borrowing,
new

the

cents

an

compared»with $1,067,000 and
up from $1.18.—V. 196, p. 2577.

of

electronic

extensive
past

ended

year

189

Glass-Tite Industries, Inc.—Shows Loss for
Year—

ended

7:7 7777=7 77 77"-.7"''77
Industries holdings will be 100%
of

stated:

we

Unsubscribed
the

freight

Endevco Corp.—Sales Up
28%; Net Down—

it

also

of record Feb. 12.

types.

Sales

in

and

paying

tures

announcement.

Atlas,

have

Bradford.

70,000

securities,"

Net

outlay, without recourse to
improvements such as the
International Airport.

income
per

S.

227*,

leasehold

revenue

earnings

increase

the

record

York

Total

dividend

maintaining

for

New

in

tons, up 30%.
income, after taxes;

dividends

a

million

handled

35,000

net

cash

share,

crease

at

shipments
showing
an

"one-,shot"

new

operating

.

of

892,000,

handled

per

the

•

The

Detec¬

(Thomas J.) Fisher & Co.,
Inc.—Rights Offered to
Stockholders—-The company has offered its common
stockholders the right to subscribe for
30,000 shares
of its 6% preferred stock at $5
per share, on the basis
of one share of preferred stock for ten
common shares

,

60%.

will

Bradford
liabilities
of

stockholders, will

during
the
last
largest year-to-

its

of

Olmsted

stock

,

banking

to

subsidiary, of

available

Registration

effective

fiscal

average

-

the

which

a

Atlas

more

up

and

was
$1,547,387, or
number of 2,141,648

earnings of

Logging, Co., and
approximately
a
long-term debt of $2,500,000.

further

us

working capital
by losses or

than S5 million, an
increase of
revenues increased
by 197
and international rev¬
the
expansion of the network by an increase of

Domestic

enues

were

a

Irving Trust Co.,

the sale of its
approximately. i
Industries, Inc., for $8,986,000,
(USAR-Ret'd.), President of Financial '

European

rights

Atlas,

to

make

for

operations,
in both revenue and volume.
despite the expense of opening many new
earnings consistently through the year.

produced

Total

26%.

III.,

General Telephone

was.

con-

selects

months

current

shareholders, of Financial General.
will

years

recorded

company

1963,

average

the

on

arrangement

and

of

General

for domestic
International operations,
year

purchased

Batavia,

manufactures

interest

opportunity to acquire and exercise rights to purchase

In

Maryland

Emery Air Freight Corp.—Revenues, Net
Higher—
Despite. substantial

the

according

a

such

The

assets

subject

45.

p.

six

after-tax

share

Olmsted

of the stock

Division

the

three

by bank loans.—V

President.

using

arrangement provide for the subsequent
offering to
stockholders of rights to buy shares of
Bradford

Inc.,'

Included

of

depleted

Co.,

Chem-Foam

7 777'v 77779'-77%7:77

the

on

during

per

representing

$8,850,000.

the past year."
profit of $522,700 in the current first
sustaining substantial losses "in the past, few

been

to

has

part

analysis

"and

major

a.

in

terminal

building at
replacement

for

in'

:

for' the

share

with'1962

common

issuance

a

Bell, President of Packard Bell,
reduce short-term debt arid to

taxes,

interests,

Industries,

has

and

fiscal

of

rise

announced.

Terms of

haci

Atlas

on

after

George

group
Atlas

the

statec|.

Robert

Regan,

company has arranged for
interest
in
Atlas
General

Gen.

General,

Bell

believed to have reached a
point "where a major
EICL should prove advantageous to both
companies,"

investment by
Mr. Salik

for

said,

Financial General Corp.—To Sell Affiliate—

demand during

realized

after

Uhl

has

company

Engineering

,

will have the

the

The

-

»

cnaracter

half

2%

a

outstanding during that period.
are
currently at satisfactory

53.3%

in

;

stated, "and should continue so in the months ahead.
On
this
basis, earnings for fiscal 1963 will be
significantly in excess of
year earlier."—V. 196, p. 2§81.
■
*

developed competence in the field of space and
systems opera¬
Finally,
it
holds
a
long-established position in consumer
'electronics, where it has become an important factor in the manu¬
pioneer
enjoyed

NASA

Mr.

being

first

on

common

cents

tions.

and

■

a

Salik,

year

67

also

facture

from

"Operations

con¬

Parkard

the

outstanding

shares

has

other

any

was

14%

compared

27%

World,"

per

to

Maj.

opportunity

for

income,

shares

developed in the
potential to situations

their

such

diversified

Bell

report

earnings

lent

recently

free

tne

"One

just

of

assignment
in 1962,"

an

reliability

new

a

spent

York,—V. 197, p. 917.
•:'7.-7777 7-7.' 7 777 v
Co.—Acquisition—
•

7-: 7
'V
7General Box

'

•

leading the company toward winning
.

This

successfully designed, and manufactured an
medium priced computer which we believe to be
competi¬

excellent,
tive

been

which

which

in

stated.

this

cents

77

elsewhere

EICL,
a

sales

"Packard

has

comparable

appear

analyzed

President

total

meeting
policy under

opportunities

States

for

increased

Net

73

investment.

"Investment
United

control."

■.,7.77%7..;.7%

1963, in Bermuda, headquarters of
company/The notes are .convertible

Packard

investment

base
aircraft,"
;

six months of fiscal 1963 were
$29,127,848 as
$28,366,860 for the first half of a year earlier.
Profit
taxes amounted to $3,235,287
against $2,728,857 for the same
period of fiscal 1962. ■.

during the first five years after date of issue, $12.50
during the next .two years, $15.00 per share
during the
next three years and $20.00
per share thereafter. EICL has agreed
to
distribute
immediately and as
widely as possible any shares
acquired by conversion. EICL has the option of
partial conversion
in multiples of $10,000.
The

product

our

against

share

change

diversifying

com¬

:77'7V; 77777

.

before

1962, and substantial agreement

action

share

per

par

7:

$70,589,000,

:77 77777,-

semitrailers financed

be

R.
Papitto, President, has reported that sales for 1962
amounted to $8,440,766 down from
sales, it was reported by
$9,977,080 for 1961.
Salvatore Giordano, Chairman and President. ••'
' •
The
company
reported a profit from operations
The increased sales, he
amounting to
said, was due primarily to higher volume 7 $86,159
before
reflecting
a
non-recurring, product
in
abandonment
various" types
of
the
company's air
loss
of
conditioning equipment. *
$220,000,
incurred when
the
company
eliminated certain
Improved operating efficiency contributed to the more than
unprofitable
pro¬
product lines in the second quarter of 1962. After
portionate; gain in earnings.
7-",777! 777777® 7 7'7 '7.7777 7 ,7".
absorbing the non-recurring product abandonment
Net sales for the
loss, the net

7:777 7''."

■

15,

investment

stock

common

to

share

per

■

and

construct

administrative

will

General

Fedders Corp.—Net Up
14%; Sales 2%—
Net,

Electronics

reached

v.

to

its

Acceptance Corp.—Notes Sold
Privately—
On April 2,
1963, it was reported that
$10,000,000 of
this firm's 5% senior
subordinated notes due April
1,
1978 had been sold
privately through Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, New

$3,-

were

$1.03

7

amounted

in

under

won

spacecraft

as

1963,

companies.

The

1962

1962

earnings
or

■

funds

company

80.37

Electronics

was

715.

p.;

prepared.
The
contract
Fairchild Stratos as prime
contractor to build a Meteoroid
tion Satellite for NASA.-—V.
195, p. 1806. %7

International-Capital, to-purchase $5,000,000
15-year subordinated convertible notes from Packard Bell
Corp.
have been
approved by the directors of both

51>2 ',l>,

in

net

.

$76,668,000.

costs

organization

Ranger

'562.162

yearl._L.^-^ ' $1,116,225

of

7

of

$196:863

$0.65
year......

Electronics International Capital, Ltd.
for

197,

.

responsible

Investment—
Plans

1962

$3,129,000

.

from

1021.

p.

space¬
missions.777;-. 7 7y77 7- x.:/7%7 77-T7;:.'-7''7'" 7'77v77 :7 77 expansion

craft

216,559

759.028

beginning oi

L223.

p.

:

8357,197

Retained' income

that

for

of

progress

Offer

'7,7;

••

•

.

during, the year,
the aerospace
firm's president
re¬
ported,
was
formation of a corporate Spacecraft Systems
En*
gineering group for analysis and study of spacecraft and

5,646,966

312,880

of

expenses..

income

for

total

kept operating

"This

Total costs and
Income

income

1961

made

Exchange
issue.—V.

all

of tractors

Corp.—Net, Sales Lower—

reported

share,-'against

per

other

this

$900,000

•

in
Portland, Oregon
and
enlarge
Pocatello, Idaho.
About $2 000,000

Notable

expenses
amortization

and

and

has

in

and

6,385.187

Expenses:

Depreciation
Interest

and

and

share.—

per

identifying the company with space as well ,aS
;
President Edward G. Uhl said in his annual
report to stockholders,"'
"We
continued
to
improve
our
technical
and
creative
capacity

627

;

cents

7,',..

Inc.,

7

and

"We

$6,384,560

20,894

sales

and

pared

.71961

Income:

Industries,

Stratos

$1

or

Sales

Dixon

—

1961.

Report—

81.3

7,7,. ; V7..'

'

company

057.000

Elco

Corp.

Chemical

Fairchild

197,

1116.

last" year's

exceed

Chemical

Completed—

1

See

p.

will

year

2177.

p.

Essex

196,

617.

full

196,

1963,

operation of the
series
B debentures due
May 1, 1980 at 1027c. Payment will be made at
any
branch in Canada of the Royal Bank of Canada.—V.
p.

the

V.

for

redemption on May
1,
sinking fund, $675,000 of its 614 7c

through

7

1963

approximately $1.75 per
would spend approximately

Hilco
Hilco

Homes

Lumber

Corp.—Subsidiary Acquisition—

Co.,

wholly-owned subsidiary of Hilco Homes Corp.,
acquired the Neville Lumber
Supply Co., Route
130, Burlington. N. J., it was announced by Martin Cohen. Presi¬
dent, and Jerome J. Drucker, Chairman of Hilco.
Philadelphia,

has

The Neville Lumber & Supply Co., one of the
be operated as a Hilco branch in that part

will

largest in that
of

New

greatly expanded Scale.
a?

As

stated

stocks

expanded,

the

and

the

area,

Jersey on a

7

present Neville personnel will be retained by Hilco.
to builders,
contractors and consumers are

services

staff

will

be

augmented.

The new Hilco Lumber Co. outlet in Burlington will
service all
the. present Neville customers, Mi. Cohen said, and will be
expanded
to
include
a
Super Service Center
for
low-cost
cash
and
carry
customers.
777
7-7-;»:.
— 7..

;
"We plan to carry' a complete Inventory in the new
Burlington
syard similar to thqt carried bv Hilco Lumber Co. at its main yarel
in Southwest Philadelphia."- said the Hilco President,
"plus materials
-

needed
p.

45.

by builders and residents in that part oi the State.—V. 197,
.

"77.

-

Hartford

Electric

Light

?

Co.

—

■

; '

Bonds

.7

'

;

'

Offered —On

April 3, 1963, First Boston Corp., New York; Putnam
& Co., Hartford, and Chas. W. Scranton & Co., New
Haven, Conn;, as managers of an underwriting group,
offered

publicly

an

issue

of

$15,000,000

Hartford

8

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1420)

' \

bonds

FEATURES—The

REDEMPTION

April

shares

100%.

■

v

.

net

>;.■.

•

proceeds

the

from

of

sale

at

Avenue,

3%

series" due

31,/4%

2P--

1967—1

due

series

1971

3,675,000

j

15,000,000
4,8 /6.000
10,000,000
9,367,000

5,457,000
10,000,000

"

2**f%

series

due

1982

3Va%

■

series

"D"

due

due

series

5%

4%%

"E"

series

due

1988^___^_^.-U_^i

'

Cumulative preferred stock:
($50 par) class of 600,000
3.90%

of

18,000,000

of

1956.;___

series

of

i958___-_-___

series

of

1963___r__

Common

stock

''.. 1

8,000,000 '

($12.50

-

-15,000,000

.-

Clark,

~

5,000,000

8,000,000

par)

recorded

8,000,000

56^250,000

,r

41,148,950

of the

series

1963

bonds:

taxes

(000's

First

Putnam
Chas.

Eoston

&

Morgan

&

675
675

Merrill

675

Smith,

Eastman

Dillon,

Securities

&

&

197, p.

The

substantially

Manhattan

G.

H.

.

in

New

York,

has

been

to

forge

Products,
1962

right
$1.25
two

to

subscribe

Net

share,

per

held

of

142,039 additional shares at
the basis of one new share for each

on

record

Gundy

assets

the

of

chase

price

$260,0UO.

Division

after

In' August,

that

of

corporation

adjustments,
the

1960,

for

amounted

digital

cash

a

parties

for

cash

in

the

of

'

CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT

TO

component

sales

—V.

—V.

stock

196,

(one

cent

196,

of

DCA

stock

—

Consolidated

•

to

IERC
the

;

PRESENT FINANCING

the

purchase

Earnings

Outstanding
426,117 shs.

for

will

$1.43

.

share

a

share

a.

.

279

effect

accounted

for

Capital

to

in

1961.

the

amounted

at

to

by

lower

rate

and

300,000

earnings

'1

the

mt-

resulting

o*

$11,932,372, or $3.11 a share in 1962. The sale
Hilton and the sale in December of the

in

Savoy

.Palmer
from

House

produced

property

.The, bulk

of

sales

these

the

major

1961

in

were

profits

notes

on

ment

three

former

from

came

portfolio.-' %,v

portion

properties

of

$7,177,422,
the

held

in

sale
the

1

In"

1962,

gross

1961

total

of

resulted

Village

The

and

hotels-now
With

global
-for

the

are

Hilton

11

<

.

Mr.

the

Hilton

hotels, scheduled
Royal Tehran Hilton

of

longer

the

4C0-room

the

.

opening
Iran

in

during

"(now

open);

1963

Mr

-'

the

the

in

Canada.—V.

197,

outlets

-

:•

Period

Ended

Feb.

28—

-

'.'1963

.
.

.Income

before provision for income
Provision for income taxes_^_

Net'-'Jncomepreferred- dividends

*

:r'

Earnings

y

•

*•»'

V

,.5*

1014.v.

3,309,000

$3,624,COO
' '
109,000
stocki__-_-i.i...
%$o 43

common

*; ;.*;"

t...

*
"

'

r.
*

«

"PaK- 9 ft.,

TWr.




is
in

-

.r

•.*

-

Manufacturing' (Jo.,

that" they

have .signed

Lt'd.,.

•

• "

agreement

.an

arid

market

products

>

'

.

each

own

50%

'.

of

the

equity

in

in
the

for

the

President

manufacture
consumer

>

of

and

Jujo,

said

■

this

products

paper

marketed

under

products

consumer

1015.;

p.

of

disposable

needs

Kimberly-Clark',

known

197,

Kaneko,

the

brand

i

*

shares

debentures

limited

mailed

to

on

That'

196^,

sales •-were
increase of

-.an

year
chain.

seven

new

'stores

added- to *the

twere

■

-

At

dissipating
electronic

the

with

of

close

to

8

10

the

dbmpahy's;;

a

soon

riounced

the

•

;

fiscal

changed

leasing

year

there were.,25. units in the chain,for the ehsuing year.-ML'195,-'

•

i

1219.

p.

not

were

and,

with

the

■,

*

-J'

an.

"has

name

Terms

v

o'f

■

disclosed. *

Western

service

Lestoil

accepted

197,

is "Fleet Leasing,' Inc.-, - whose .to Leaseway of Western New- York, Inc.
company

of

transportation

from the holders, making
rata basis.
Debentures
not

,

scheduled

Transportation Corp.—Acquisition—

acquisition

customers

shares
possible.—V.

%

'■. '

of .a" Buffalo vehicle '"leasingv concern- has been
William J. O'Neill, President.
;
•
'
-

by

Buffalo

Leaseway

the

pro

as

,

-

;-v;7;;.;;.

Leaseway

under

-

-

stores

new

P. -1808.

1988.

shares,

.

sion of organisation- was.required to manage the. cdmpahy's1 enlarged,
scale of operations and-to prepare Tor the additional
growth pro- *•
grammed for the current year.,.*
/ v
'
1
'

.

been

due

«

.

of Preferred

representing

as

Jan."31,-

year.

•The

408,362

accepted

were

ended

Though the. company' had the benefit of four-of the'-seven secret - '
"for less than four months' due" to
late-openings, all ^expepses per-., ' :
»:
taining. to the openings were charged ' off during -the ye;ar.^ >*
During
this
period
the
company "expanded
arid - moved % its
'
administrative and buying- offices to NewtonAMass.
This 'expqn- ,"

that, in accordance
April 1, 1963, preferred
of preferred
stock for

expired

586,287

is

company ■ has ' reported

year

Expenses -involved in" Opening(fh.ese fijoresv toapproximately $300,000,:-equivalent t'cc "2,1 ,'cents. per. share
before.taxes, and-were .double pre opening'expenses(of th'e previous

%

•

the.

..During the
self-service

'

heat

Mass.;

for
over

New

Mr,

York

offers

O'Neill

said,

assistance'available

engineers.—V.

197,

p.

full- range of vehicle
now
able
to
provide

a

is
from

1316.

its

parent, company's

'

v

/

Products, Inc.—Exchange Offer Extended—

.

The company

has announced that;its exchange offer to.class- A
previously scheduled to expire March 31. was extended
until April 30.
This extension i,s prompted by
the fact that the
company's application for a permit to make the offer, in California
is
still pending and
the directors wish to make it possible for

&

Robert

of

MacLaren

Corp.—Ac-

Telegraph

manufacturer

of

Ltd.,

Co.

Standard Telephones
Telephone.
Director of Standard

by

will

continue

of

.

Glasgow,

California

temperature

control equip¬
and Cables, Ltd.,

International

Managing

Co.

and

under its

to

Telephonesr said

present management

ana

1,

residents

anticipated

April. 30.

r the

\

,

is

It

In

offer will

1963.

said

that

firm,

the

cail

plans

which

for

for

company

of

&

immediate
in

1846

industrial
now

has

and

of

&ome 300

have

will

that event class A
to

and

be

on

the

;■

exchange.
'
v
effective, prior

declared

stockholders

interest

debentures

the

who

have

accepted

debentures- from' March

common-stock -will-be

issusd- as

;

.

.

the

controls

'

approved

an'.,;agreement

Inc.,

affiliates.

a-ship

This

was

to

%

■

company

in

a'

Secondary;

"

of

.capital
and

its

the

"

and

Mr.

'*

;

V

more

-

Bartlett- also

•'

^

;•

-

•

V,h

% '

i'"-

f.nationai;"-,a

new

6

'

backlog of. ,$3,476-,000 "was -considered, bubstantial-;u.nd.
than a year's-work - at:i thepresent Teyel; of *

year

•represented
-activity,

-

state¬

International,

:;

Lock wood, Kessler & Bartlett, Inc.—Annual Report
Ford Bartlett; President,
has characterized 1962 a most sctl?factory fiscal year. • The net earnings '.amounted to. $139,743 after
taxes, representing 43 cents per share. ,v V, •; ;
7
An -all time < high of $2,940,000 in
the Total; fee income was., rq.'ported, indicating an 11%*'increase; over'last, year's volume.
Enid

p. 619;

joint

—

-

Acquisition

acquire, the

operating
announced

Life-insurance Co.

.

and

;

.

National

April 4, 1963 it was reported that a
secondary offering of 19,000 shares of this firm's
-common
stock was made ;at $151 a share-through
i
Blyth & Co., New York. The offering was oversub¬
scribed.—V. 196, p. 2483. • v.; .

employees.

steps to bring STC
Telegraph into - the domestic

thermostats."

Gotaas-Larsen

shipping

offer

Offering'—On

Mr., Grey stated.
"It also will open up new
MacLaren, which already holds a major part of the
in

the

possible after the effective date.%-V. 197, p.'1015.

Lincoln

.

for

use

Europe,"

market

participate, in

be- entitled

Ihe- new

% promptly as

expansion of
has special¬

domestic

and

of

series

a

Telephone

the

founded

was

control

The

first

to

that

-

.

Grey

Directors

i}- the

equity holdings, of Mr. Ltrsen and his

contingent;

upon obtaining a
Internal "Revenue ^Service ' thatvit

ruling'

yill
exchange pursuant to" the Jprovisions of

.1 ;* $o.4L

Hudson ^Vifamiii' Products, Inc.-7-Nine jMos.k Results
«al'es :of $5,^sT ,000 for Thfe. nine months

The company has .reported

PTldpd

will

Saichiro

Boston..

.

53,000

-

announced

Affiliate—

\
-

•

-

.

^

division
-

'

$3,451,006
-

•

•

announce^;.the.establishroenjt. of. LKB "Inter-.""
with headquarters in .Tuerto Rico. • He ,; v
; vT'
;: The agreement would^^ require;the issuanch of about 282,500 shares -y
.pointed, out that this .endeavor is .-in -linevwith- the. company's ;
7. > '-;
(before the proposed two-for-ene'split of such
shaTesj^of,. author¬ .continued"-' efforts -to -meet, a'-.growing number of c requests -Toy '.ehgi-^V^ :?.'*■/:
ized
ncering services in-"various arCas throughoutVthe"'freeyworld*
xbut unissued common stock of Tnterjiational in exchange for

Revenue 'Code.—v;

,

;
«-.M

p;

-3,482,000
-

share -bf

- per

—v.. 197,

IV*-

1962

in
million,

$75

5

of

by Howard .Butcher
III," President
of
H.- Irgens Larsen,^President of Gotaas-Larsen.

;

production

activities

.

precision

International Utilities Corp.—Proposed

;

Japan;, the

».

1961

.tailed

.

equipment^V. 197,

Rotter¬

$42,934,000 $42,622,000
% 7,106,000 .' 6,760 000

" v

.

•

.

-is

i

'\H*:

taxes;..

-1962

'

the prior-year's" sales of $51,302,000.
Net profit for the period amounted : to! $1,301,:000i
:equal'To $Ll6> ", .'
;;.a
share,, based on 1,122,825. shares -outsjahding,( In : the previous-.
: At
,yea2r tne' company, earned7-$1,334,000,r or
$1.19 -q 1 share,. On /..th'e
same number.'of.
shares;;%
: «•;\..■' ■

merger

stock

■jNet sales

theJujo'. Paher

and

Japanese

$62,031,000

the

in

'-'v-

Results

.

Greece:

Corp.—Quarterly Report

--

$39,602,228 $36,157,687
r :^-752;586^: (499,827)

Acquisition

"

ment

'Hbbker- Chemical

to

$10,669,000

noted
that ITT recently announced -plans
for
the
of General Controls Co.' of. Glendalej Calif., an important
producer of automatic; industrial control

'

various
'-

•

.

King's Department Stores, Iric.Tr-Sales.Up.;"Net Down"

announced

which

Telephone

thermostatic

for

Mr.

818.

p.

.them

Coast

,

—

.

.

certificates

be

pa'st 40 years.

•British

t8o0-roem Hong; Kong Hil-ton and. 288-rooni Montreal Airport Hilton
in

Grey
in

business

j

512-room

England; the 480-room Athens Hilton in
Cavalieri- Hil-on- Route. Italy; the 273-rooin

dam Hilton in Holland; the 506rroom Tokyo .Hilton-

' :
-West

619.

p.

practicable

t

International

Port¬

the

calls

This

.i

electronic

'the-;cotfipaiiy's'

transistors,

•

announced

Grey,

MacLaren

ized

Eight

are:

197,

Shares
as

of-

MacLaren

the

scheduled

500-room
Honolulu.

and

subordinated

stock

associate

name.

"truly

the

Hilton

u

'

.

have

and

names.—^-V.

for

common
"jbreferencTe 'Tor two shares

of

manufacturer

year

tender

leading

a

B.

"This

of

•-

iZ-ZU

Corp.—New Japanese

companies

■

the

benefits

to

'

a

tenders

nearly

was

Rex

reach

openings

Hilton,

as

will

venture

of

stock

equipment* for aerospace, - industrial
well as lihes.-ef electrical products

as

tendered

of

preferred

ment,

contracts

Hotels

;

J,f.-,■'; i

two

suitable

of IERC. Qominon.

share

into

major

President, has

to

had

exchange will

British

the
decrease

consolidated

Bercher,

the offer.
as

Scotland,

The

Hawaiian

first

tubes

activities.—V.

Acquisition

against
the

Hilton

Hilton

Domestic

York

Kahala

for

of

the

"-an^pment

1963,

achieving

said.

in

portion

.London Hilton in

the"

to

mortgage
corporation's invest-

shares

331,700

expanding marketing
1962 had sales' of over

electron

International

second

$223,246,816,

from

no

in

New

300-room

International
2Cl-room

are

under

hotels

2.153-room

and

to

substantial
revenues

approximation"

operations,"

1263

land

A

Hilton

oner

opening of

"reasonable

a

v

that

Savoy
heinr

are

the

fact

of

R

the

%

.

.

quisition— '

.

The

land-under

of

stockholders,

,</'<■.<

amounted

revenues

the

for

gains. Profits
$1.89 per' share.

,.%■

$235,177,977.

from

and

such
or

of

tenders

$6,362,-

of

in-sales
/ %

separately operated subsidiary, Jujo Kimberiy.'
;
In announcing the agreement, John R.
Kimberiy, Kimberly-Clark

New

—

preference

market.'

invitation

"an

terms

operating

June

0.1682

share
y

exchange for 4%%

ion

from

of

of

base'for

million

$7.6

a
for

Harry O.

the

..v- -perar.ions for 27%.'
sales
of properties
amounted

each

one

customers,

consumer

stockholders

earnings from operations, domestic operations

pnd

1876. %

p*

jointly owned; corporation to produce
personal hygiexie' arid "household ( paper-

a

internationally

distributed

be

International Harvester Co.

resulted

in

for

of

DCA's

the

form

Acceptance

were

Corp.

Burba nk-he.adquartere.d

will

DCA, which in
specialized electronic

with

$1.55

on

exchange
shares

is;"convertible

rate

Exchange Offer—

or

1962

in

increase

an

to

or

196,'

-i

-

_J

——

company

form

The

producer.; Following

West.'

production

shares.

$5,732,157,

end,

year

reduction

The

occupancy

73%'

gains

1962

outstanding. Profits from operations

share

Of the 1962

expenses.

,P

outstanding

shares

giving

a

treasury of 300,000

for

decreased

a

corporate

the

of shares

$1.54

or

from

the

.

"

746.v

p.

disposable

'measuring instruments'ana omcr prouucis, >will continue its exist¬
ing
operations- ,as
an
important
supplement
of
DCA's
present

in

operations

on

after

number

for

the

of

its' assets

.for-

become

and

IERC,

capital

from

assets

produces
and commercial

standing at year end. This compares with $13,539,701, equal, after
preferred dividends, to $3.43 a share on the 3,790,988 shares out¬
standing at Dec. 31, 1961. Through an offer to the corporation's
shareholders, the outstanding shares were reduced in January, 1963
.by

the

for

instrument

a.

facility

Corp.—Earnings, Revs. Lower—

earnings

increased

all

and

present
common. %

of

:j.

1962 were highest in the firm's history
gains from sales of properties, Conrad
N. Hilton, Chairman and President, announced in the annual
report.
Consolidated profits were $17,664,529, equal, after
preferred divi¬
dends, to
$4.54
a
share
on
the
3,843,612 common
shares
out¬
due

increase

Jj'moderate portion"

floss).

Japan. %%'■

\

100,000

preference'stock

at

shields

Hotels

call
and

DCA "preference ;stock'

f
Hilton

a

Ketchum.—V.

,

„

three-fold

a

contributed

for

.

Ki,dde & Co., Inc.—Annual Report— ;;;

Tokyo, Japan,
to

Co.,

&

.'The

•;.

;prqportiqn' of ,abpVoximately one share'; of DCA common Stock iRr
each
0.5578
share
of
1ERC
common
stoclf and about onq share

pur¬

1,000,000 shs.

par)

months .Of >1963:' "con¬

.

!

-stock-received

2669.

p.

than

more

and

Kimberly-Clark

completion of- the
transaction, now pending approval only by appropriate regulatory
agencies,,IERC will-become a wholly-owned subsidiary, of DCA.-;: %
v'-TERC "shareholders were-told at their
meeting' that following
formal completion
of thp acquisition of
the .company,
the DCA

approximately
division was sold

Authorized
Common

sale

stock

common

^'substantially

approximately $150,000

•••

*

.

DCA

to

computer

amount

adjustments.

the

of

Terms

'

third

to

after

Natick

which,

^

fwo

.

March

acquired by the .company on July 6, .1960 by the purchase fEom
a
wholly-owned subsidiary of Whitin Machine Works of all the
machinery, equipment, fixtures, inventory, good '-will and related

'

Research

'

-

income
(loss)
and special items^._i_'2L "'7-955,598, ' (280.705)
Earnings (loss) per share_l_____
?::% $1.28;;^ ^^$9.85);
Earnings' (loss) and special .items- per -share >
$1.62%
($0.48); •

April 1, shareholders approved a proposal for the acquisition
of the company by Dynamics Corp. of America,. New York-based:
aerospace
and commercial electronics equipment manufacturer.

company
of 500 Cochituate Rd., Framingham,
Mass., is engaged in the manufacture and sale of precision labora¬
tory electromagnets and of nuclear magnetic resonance equipment.
This
business,
together, with
a
digital
computer
division, • was
o

,

,

Net

On

BUSINESS—The

,

had

1961,

income

•Net.

'

for

Harold

from! $38,568,549

said, ".amounted to $424,976, equal, to'*,in 1962.% For the previous. year,' net
v.
86 -cents-per pomipoii share., Per rshare' a *
479,704 ;cofhm'on shares i" outstanding ' in
r

or

increase

(Walter)

.

22, 1963. Rights will ex¬
pire April 17. No underwriting is involved.
Net. proceeds, estimated at $165,548,; will be used
for repayment of debt and working capital.

..

Electronic

Control Approved—

$40,027,349

ahead,"

Inc.

over

sales

!

&

International

—

to

rose

;v

Year Ended December 31-—.

appointed

>

Co., Inc., and Wood,
Inc., New York—V. 197, p. 523.

Harvey-Wells Corp.—Rights Offering to Stockhold¬
The, company is offering its stockholders the

ers

time, in

share,

common

wias '$439,455,

Chairman,
v

first

(series A, B, C and D)

Greenshields

1109.

the

wholesaler,

*

Corp.—Appointment—

300

675

&

per

)

.

675

Secu¬

Corp.

Weld

cents

Bio
;

out¬

Co

Webster

&

675
675

Inc.

sales

for

drug

■-•s:

•

„

Industrial Acceptance Corp., Ltd.—Notes Sold Pri¬
vately—On April 4, 1963. it was reported that $10,000,000 of this firm's 5J/4% secured notes, series "27"
due April 1, 1988 had been sold privately through

Inc

& Co.,

1962

mark

largest

'

strength¬

'

Bank,

stated.''

equal to 1961."
Net income,
Mr. :Altshul

planhfed -devflopment" and

a

♦

registrar for the cumulative preferred stock
of
the corporation.—V. 196, p. 2674.

Pierce,

Smith

&

Barney

rities

White,

675

Co

Chase

fourth

he* said'management is looking forward
to increased sales and profits for 1963.
"v
v
The report Showed that the company's manufacturing
"subsidiary,

:

products have been

Telephone

nation's

that

Sales, Net Lower—

the f$40 million

topped

the

President,

over-ail

shares

Walker & Co

Stone

675

Sachs &

Goldman,

Lynch,

Fenner

675

"All

added,

Net
011° 98,350

ago.

share

per

Co. Inc.—Record

&

of

.

of $33,039.

loss

a

Kelly-Springfield through the existing -subsidiaries
Present marketing and employment policies
189, p. 603.

1962

reported

tinued

Clark

Mr:

Co.,

675

Union

Co._

Co

Clark

cents

76

or

Independent

Co.,

1,000

Co._

Estabrook
—V.

Co.__

&

Kidder,

same

for

income

-

(TfomY$168;926
earnings after

'389%

up

.

-

firm.

earnings were based on
:b0th years.
•"
,; Reporting that sales lor 'the- first

reaffirmed, his .earlier estimate of .the entire -year
indicating that sales will be up more than 268% over the previous
.,;year. '
^
.
•

$675

Inc..__„__

Blyth & Co.,
Cooley &

Ripley &

Peabody &

Inc.

1,866

Stanley

Drexel

Harriman

1,867
Co.

the

$74,911

of

was

83

'R

.

$657,156
period a yeaf
were

engineering program.*'
•

Amount

Corp.__$1,867

Co

Scranton"&

W.

■J

(

Amount

The

Chairman.

period

7

the
GEAI-International'; Inc.,

Co.-,

'

'

auto- accessories

The
company,
he
continued,' accpmplished ' the . greater
sales
"by a vigorous compaign of ■ plamied'sselUng' and merchandising
activity,!''', adding that "continuing' rigid coh'trol reduced "operating
expense* Slightly on' the higher -sales' volume,- and.voperatipg .profit'

~

»

ened' through the continual support of

'

omitted)

in

were

Mr.

v

'

and
.

and

the'nation,-including*

1961, and pointed out that the .increase, "was achieved against
increased competitive price-cutting encountered
throughout the year
in several markets."
/
'
•

financing

major

716.

p.

standing compared with

UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have- severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective prin¬

cipal amounts

President

Salesl for. fthe

8.000,000
5,200,000
5,000,000

5,200,000
.

the

announcing

Woolwor&h

approximately. 25

continued.—V.

history
Altshul,

He

W.

F.

throughout-

in

.

..

of

in

'Reqord sales, earnings and incoming new offers far ;apy similar,
period i in .the >company; history wfire -"achieved by .Imperial in the
six month period; ending Dec. '31, 1962, ii was- tmnounped by- Floyd

.i

1949

series

4.50%

'

series

4.50%
•

'

,

M.

stores

stockholders'

-

.

Stores Co.,
Dixiemart Stores,-Katz Drug.'
a
division of Stop and Shop Supermarkets.*Inc.
acquisition agreement,, the business. will-be operated: R

Ketchum

j

to " its

•

...

operates a
chain
departments selling :tires

of

acquired

be

Godyear- shares

stock;

Stores

Employees

the

Sales
the

Imperial Therhial (Systems, Inc.—Record Sales, Net

9.352,000

'

a

the

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

Bradlees,

division

as

will

'•

15,000,000

18,000,000

in

"move.—V. 197,

shares-—

4.96%
■

9,897,000
15.009.-000

—

series. bdnds_l15,000,000'

1963

V

12,000,000

—

1984__1U1_J.

1987

said

Williams

and

of

America,

Executive -Vice-President Harold

time,

appropriate

1,687,000

15,000,000

;

•<31/4% i series due 1977—-'
.3%. series "B" due I978..„i_—
2%%' series "C" due 1980__—______

•

$1,739,000
2,197,750

2,400.000

V—

of

Division

Under

Co., have joined in* making the 20-year loan
be repaid over a 15-year period begin-;
ning in 1968. The complete loan package, which totals
some
$81,000,000 at a 4%% interest rate, includes
$31,000,000 of existing debt with the same lenders.
The $50,000,000 balance is earmarked for capital
investment pr6jecte.d l?y Hunt oyer the next several
years; ihe nature ot tyhich'will./be -disclosed -at.the

Outstanding

$2,870,000

—.

"A" due 1967-11-.;.

3%, series

"Co.,

the

own

distribution

Government

.

will

which

PRESENT FINANCING

EFFECT TO

.Woolco

i

Co.

Its
Auto

automotive

mass

surance
.

and Torrington. The total area served
is about 1,000 square miles with a population of about 710,000.
■

/ /p.','';%Authorized
First mortgage bonds:

in

Financing'

."

Insurance

distribute

for

American

New York
Life Insurance Co. and New England Mutual Life In¬

town, New London, Stamford

,'v\"

will

exchange

Long-term

—

Prudential

%

Wethsrsfield, Conn., is an operating public utility corporation en¬
gaged in the electric and gas business. It is the sole supplier of
electric service in 32 towns including Hartford, Manchester, Middle-

CAPITALIZATION GIVING

Industries, Inc.—Private

&

"Foods & Industries.

will

bonds

Cumberland

176

Auto

843,750 "

financing which adds some
$50,000,000 to funds available for contemplated capi/ tal;• investment plans has " been arranged > by Hunt

-

located

company,

Foods

Arranged

applied to the company's 1963 construction program.
BUSINESS—The

$870,208,

on

leased

■;
the

compared with

ago. All figures are based
outstanding.—V. 196,1 p. 2674.'

year

a

common-stock

Hunt

1,.' 1968

PROCEEDS—The
be

share,

per

of

prior

redeemable

not

are

$1.03

or

; '

at a lower interest cost than 4.25%Otherwise
they are redeemable at the option of the company at general Re¬
demption prices ranging from 104.25% for those redeemed prior to
April 1, 1964 to 100% for those redeemed on or after April 1, 1988;
and under-certain circumstances at a special redemption price of
to

$782,027, equal to 93 cents per share,

were

►

Light 4V4% first mortgage bonds due April. 1,.

Electric

1993, at 99.25%, to yield 4.295%.

:

:

'

T97,

p.

143*.

associates.

The exchange

from, the United .States
b.e' treated as-T a ? tax-free

the

United. States
**•

"V

7

Ke 1 ly-Springfield Tire Qo.-^Acquisition11-

n

•sV.'.pouls.:^"^"

The

stock

;Xt t'j,'"-j.T f*;, ^'r*• -fil "

^acquisition .A-wasor

Goodyear

U«nh,rV>.ri

D.nr,,.»,

•

■V'
"•»

Inte*-""'

'*• ;

* 41

„

xThe_jCwnpany, -hq,s tfcquired^ali assets *ofr American"1'Auto Stores,-

.'Ine.-,

carried out durfng * .the,-past'yekh inclnded the deslgb ,♦ ^•*,.J"'
mapping of many.'Neyr:Ybik Stat-6-highways for the National;.' •'•-> r,

Projects
and

T.i.,

s

-Apdthef'-'.tntelesting^jjrbjd^ltir.Mmi^etOdTliirft;

year /was* tire.*xajhw

'Dfeherfsfve Jetig-ineering"' ituc&^8na*-,feportw' submfttetf •fo-i-ithe !yW&w

•%

";V«

aci'omplish.ed .Ibvough^ the ...exchange
of
Tiqg, & Rubber^~ $6 Jor .American's> assets,.

;Goodyear ds^'the parent

i

cbmpahy oR-Kelly-SbTjivgfieldr^iAmeplcan'

i

Volume

197

6253".

Number

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(1421)

Name of

Company

Share

Harrisburg
Dividend
tables.

announcements

nounced

we

in two

grouped

are

indicate

separate

dividends

the

all

Telephone, 5%' preferred (quar.)
Hercules rowder, 5%
preferred (quar.)
Hign Street Investment Fund, Inc. (R. I.)
Hiio Electric Light Co.r__
—:_X

Then we follow with
show the payments previ¬

table in which

we

\.°

v

________

iReg.
Alba-Waldensian, Inc.
Allied

Contror Co.

Allied

Security

lc

___

10c

4-25
4-15

(quar.)_

25c

6-1

Bay

(quar.i

7c

5-16

—

Insurance
Inc.

American

Viscose

American

Vitrilied

(quar.)

Co.

Anderson-Clayton

(quar.)
Products

5%

10c

!.

Appalachian Power, AVz %■ preferred
Corporation, Ltd.—

(quar..)_

(increased

—_d_

preferred (quar,)_____
preferred .-'■.(quar.)
$2.70. preferred
iquar. i
$2.50

Class

C

partic

preference

Arkansas Louisiana

Gas,

'•

quar.)

I

eminent

Corporation

1

4-i6

__

,

Bowater

Co.

Paper

(Final

: . 14c I
Burroughs

4- 2

4-30

4-16

15c

'

4-30

New

P.)

(J.

common

*

Canada

Foils,-

Class

A

&

4-16

59b

<*►.'

equal

shilling
1

Celotex

.

=

Kansas City

on

Laclede

6

4-26
6-20

5%

preferred

4-26.

5-15

4-26

5-

1

preferred

4-30

5-

1

5-1

Stock

6-29

_

May

6-29
6-29

6-

3

5-

6-

3

Inc.

•

;

Continental
■

6-1
5-1

15c

4-30

5-15

Mines

.

•'

yy«.

■

y

(quar.)

6-1

on

May

O

Ltd.

(s-a)

$20c

•

5-31

•'

iquar.)

Firth

•

Sterling",
Tile

Common

Franklin

.• %

4-10

6-1,0

5-15

5-

Hackensack" Water
H-DA

5-

4-12

1

4%'

4-15

Grigiriala,

4-

Oshawa

4-1

1

5

5-1

4-19

Pacific

4-26

4-16

Pan

6-

American

.

4-30

4-15

Penn

5-31

5-15

Pennsalt

5c

6-28

6-15

Pepsi-Cola

4-30

4-18

net

30c

5-24

5-

Puritan

■

V,'
.

; 5-15

C.

4-30

4-16 %

4-io

Realty Corp.

1

4-15

Red

5-15

Reliable

12V2C

5-10

Owl

5-1

5-

5-

Reliance

4-25

5c

5-10

4-12

$1.50

25c

6-10

5-14

Robinson

4-15'-

4-10

,

35c
.

"

6-

i

5-15

143/4c

4-30

4-

25c

6-15"

5-24"

4-30

4-

1

Class
,

4-15

4-30

4-15

4-30

4-15

—

two-for-one

split

payment

equal
6-

7

4-16

25c

5-15

5-

35 c

6-14

5-23

50c

5-

1

4-19

5-

75

1

class A

4-19

4-30

4-15

8c

(reduced)

1

Ac

c

4-15

4-

15c

6-14

5-31

5 Vac

6-14

5-31

20c

6-

1

5-10

10c

class A

6-

1

5-10

25c

4-30

4-15

(quar.)

i

Machine

1

10c

5-1-

5-15
4-30
4-15

$1.50

:

5-

57-

2

5-

'"

1 %

.

;

5-

4-15

lc

4-15

$1.06 V4
50%.

5-

1

5-

5-

15c.^:

5-

1
1

37 Vac-

__i._

I

40c

5-

1

7-

1

5-

1

$1.16

5-

1

7-1

6-18

$1

'

7-

1

6-

f20c

12-

3
2

511-

1

3-

-

8

4-10

3-25

4%

4-10

3-27

v 5%

4-15

3-15

4-17

3-29

11c

of

Tax

share)

per

4-10

—

3-29
3-25

1

4-

10c

4-

9

3-18

1%

4-

1

3.18

Corp.

pfd.

(quar.)

dividend

—

Petroleum

(quar.)!

Corp.

Biltrite

Rubber

Can

—

6c

85c

<

1

.__—_—

—

4-30

4-15

4-15

3-29

45c'

(quar. 1

10c

5-

4-10

50c

■

5-25-

•

Cement ..Corp.—

Co.

(quar.)

Co.

(quar:)

preferred
preferred

Industries

Distilling

•

,$1.56 V4

(quar:)__

Consumers

Co.

1

4-19

5-

37 VaC

(quar.).

.

1

4-

9

5-

1

4-

9

25c

(quar.)

4-11

3-12

30c

(quar.)

4-15

4-

5

Enka

American

Corp.—
■.
stock split—^—
Home Products Corp.
(monthly)-

American

Insurance

4-

two-for-one

in

Company

4-15

f20c

4-

'10c

~12c

9

3-22

N.

J.)

—

5-

1

4-15

I6V4C

4-15

3-11

97 VaC
97'/2c

Co_ (Newark,

4-15

,

6-18

4-30

4-18

4-15

1

5-

Book

A

4-16

5-

3-22

American

4-16

$1.19

4-15

5-15

4-10

4-15

American
32 V2c

3-21
.

4-20

$6.25

.

1.

4-25

75c

American

—

'5-

56%c

$1.25

(quar.)

12VaC

lie

German

$L39

4V2%

Inc.,

American

approval

com.

less

about

to

American

6-14

3-13

4-22

Corp.,
common
(quar.).
Industrial
Electronics, Inc.
(s-a>__—

American

Co.—

•

___J—

(quar.)

Stores

Amerada

4-16

4-10

1

(quar.)__

Stock

4-17

1

4-11

4-26

/

receipts

15%

of

Properties,

Amerace

4-16

1

4-25

,5c

(quar.)

Corp.

deposit

equal

Allied

4-12

5-

Inc.

payment

Almo

3-15

$25c

Ltd

(initial).:

Allied

:v.

5-

4-15*

5c

Auto Rental

25%

1

40c

Line,

5-30
5-15

Co.—

Chemical

American

4-10

20c

..

—

Culver

Products.

(A

3-29

"

Trunk

_________

iquar.)

—

3-29

5-15

;

-

10c

6c

-

•

,

Chemicals

&

Payable of Rec,

4%.

25c

(quar.)

income)—_

Corp. (stock dividend)
Allegheny/Airlines (stock' dividend):
Alleghany Corp., common (resumed)
Allgemeine Elektricitaets—Geseellschaft—

4-15'"
•:

Corp.

.

net

Share

the

Holders

8c

(quar.

Products

common

All-State

4-10

3

Inc.

from

Gas

Alcolac

4t15

4-30

20c;

Alco
'

5

4-12

i

in

55c

(quar.)___

Fund—

Control

New

5-31

....

R.),

Products

Alberto

''4-12;'.'

1

15c

j.

to

(A.

Alberta

i "

4-19

1

$25c

being given

'

%

Laboratories

Air

4-30

.-■A-

1

$1.05:;

week, these
A ; A

Company

Air

4-30 *

5-15

10c

•

j

4-

X

$1.50

this

table.

(Quarterly

5-24

5-

the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi-

give

Addres'sograph-Multigraph

5-31

25c

..

;

Instruments, Inc."(stock dividend).
Corporation., (quar.

T

Abranxs

6-29

.

i__

Insurance

M.

Abbott

5-15

6-29

&
M

Affiliated

'

$1

Firemans

is

dend

Fund

being

of

process

acquired
Above

Insurance.

partial

of

payment

by

divi¬

current

the

quarter

1

Machine

American

1

3.90%

&

preferred
Metal

4-29

4-15

4V4%

American

20c
J25c

5-17

4-19

5-

1

4-15

5c

—

Co.—

Foundry

(quar.)

________

3-29

.

Climax

4-

1

3-26

4-25

15c

5-

5c

4-30

$1.25
55c
10%

5-17

4-26

9c

Inc.

Ry.

4-25

4-

10c

4-30

4-15

(quar.)

;

iquar.)
dividend)

(quar.)

Y.)

(stock

&

Amoskeag

5

Anchor

Corp.,

4-20

4-

4

Anchor

Counling Co.

6-20

5-29

Myers Inc.,
Cotton

4V4"i

3

Chemical

Ansul

5%

class

5-15

4-19

Aro

5-

6

4-29

4-30

4-16

Arvin

4-19

4-10

Associated

\ 80c

6-15

37V2C

6-15

A

.4—
—ir

6-

5

25c

4-26

4-12

$5

4-26

4-12

'

t7V2c

6-

1

6-

1

*5-11

Corporation

7-

4-

5

3

6-21

4-15

3-29

,

Associated

Prbducts

Associated

1

Associated
Stock
-the

Stores

less

3-29„
3-29

25c

4-15

3-

35c

4-15

3-18

12 Vic

4-29

3-18

1

'

20c

3-29

4-15

3-29

4-15

4-

.4-29

8

Ltd.—

British
—,

In¬
5-20

-

(quar.——

Inc,

(subject to the approval of
Commerce Commission)-

Interstate

3-29

4-12

4-12

10%

(quar. ——__
Stationery
Supply Co.
(q.uar.)_
Truck Lines, class A (quar.)__.__

dividend

4-15

3c

-60c

(quar.)_
dividend)

Industries,

payment" of 6V'4%
Tax of 3834.%
Food

—

_'—

come

5-11
6-

Electrical

5-10

4-19

4%.

———

(quar.)

5-31

5-15

20c

:~

—___—

(quar.)

Associated

'

6-15

15c

_;

Hegeman Electric
industries, Inc. (stock

Final

5

6-

4rl 1

_.f
" 46V4C
i_3. t$1.06V4

5-

•

3

flOc
—_

Corp.

Arrow-Hart

25c

■_

(quar.)

Constable

45c

iquar,)

1

$1

Applied

30c

:

4-15

1

4-30

20c

(quar.)
(stock dividend)-:

Arnold

&

preferred

Co.

Physics Corp.

6-14

Co

5-

$2.25

(quar.i—--—

6-28

(quar.)_____

B

class

4-17

22V2c

4-

$1.75

(s-a)

Hocking Glass Corp-—
$4 preferred (quar.)

4-15

—

35c

4-26

Anchor

4-29

Mills

Paper,'Ltd.,

pfd.

4-30

—;

common

$4.50
B

5c

—

Engineering

Company,

% 4-

30c

dividend)

6c

(quar.i.:—____—__

_'_

•

—

(quar.)
of

Gas

America

•.

(quar.i-——_________

(quar.)

Natural

5-21

1

Inc.—

income)

net

Smelting & Refining.—
preferred (quar.)

7%

4-15

1

from

Research, Inc.
Arizona
Bank
(quarj—
Armour & Company
(quar.)

_•

iquar.)_

Corp.

Mutual Fund,

6-

American

4-10

10c

4—__
iquar.)—__

(quar.)

$1.06 %

(quar.)

preferred

(Quarterly
American

income)

Pittsburgh Coal, common
non-cumulative preferred
—

Rolland

1

15c

5%

.4-29

15c

(quar.)

announced

Name of

f

4-15

4-29

10%

(quar.)__—;

Bearings

preferred

Rochester

;.-v;

4-12

5c

and

Per,--, <,--Whe n

4-•4

.

25c

,

we

American

(stock

Varnish
&

25c

•

(N.

Electric

Robbins

-

quar.)___

4-12

4-30

4-19

1

A.

1—

(quar.")

iquar.)__

Stores
Stores

Reliance

3

6-14

4-30

35c

income

(quar.)

preceding

Fund—

Glass

Graphite

6-15

5-24"'

Co.

American

dends

4-16

4-30

5%

Real Estate Investment Trust Co.

5-

20c

6-28

121-aC

A

weeks and not yet

A

pfd. (quar.)
dividend)

Bottlers,

Inc.

Co.

4-19

,

RR.

Below

$1

(quar.)___

Golf

15c

—

Co.

Plate

25c

2t

4-19

40c

class

(quar.)

4-10 V

.

Airways (quar.)
of Canada

Northern

&

Can

Randall

____

4-12

4-~0

;

Applied
;

6%

•___

Co.

United

Fund,

4-26
R.

4-29

35c

'

effective on April 4.
Par
being changed from $20 to $10.

7-10

•

4-15

7 VaC

(quar.)

gains).

Y.l

(N.

approve

5-15

1

:

;—

Chemicals

Pittsburgh

6-10

1

realized

Co.

1

17l/8c

(extra)

Corp.

investment

Traffic

Professional

West—

'

.

(From

Piedmont

7-1

4-11

,

14c

investment

7-31

l'Ac

s-a)—_____

Square Mutual

4-16

$1.12V2

(Cleveland)

5-

6-

25c

(stock div.)___

•,

4-11

5-31

•

.•

Bank

12V2C

85c

-

Ltd.—

World

Drilling

7

30c

North

'

4-10

4-30

20c

2%

*

5c

•>___




(s-a)

4-15

$1.75

;

5-15

12 Vac

American

5c

(quar.)
H-C7_:

6-1

deferred at this time.

(increased

4-30

5-15

933/4C

Inc.

A

5

5-31

(quar.)

American

Penn

(quar.)__*_.

Series

9334c

Yates

4-19

5-1

'

(quar.)

Co.

(quar.)___L_

(quarj

iquar.)_

Wholesale,

Class

30c

(increased

5-15

(quar.)—

Utilities,

5

4-

,

,

preferred

4-

4-15

4-15

,

of America-

Enterprises,

1

preferred (quar.—3____
preferred
iquar.)3—

4-15

5-

V' ' '.r

4-15

became

B

1

common.—

Life

5-15 '

4-30

27V2C

$40c

»

!

Corporation,

Wometco

6-

4.75%

4-25

„

100%

Co.

4-15

Lines—,

Rockland

&

4.65%
4-3

■

equal

dividend)

Hamilton-Funds

Orange

4-19

4-29

Parker

Company
(quar.)
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. iquar. 1
Gprton's Of Gloucester, Inc. (quar.)
'
Government Employees Corp. (s-at
Government Employees Life" Insurance—

Insurance

1

'

..

10c

iquar.)_
Ltd.—

(quar.)___

Co.

4-29

6-

...

Telephone

4-15

.4-15

6-10

iquar.)

income)

55c

(quar.)'___

payment

'•

.

25c

Godfrey

Series

,5-

;

Dividend

Mines.

General Tin Investments, Ltd.—
Ordinary -shares
(interim)

&

5

(quar.)___>

.

Trust

1

4-30

14c

iquar.)

Extra

4V2%

&

5-

15c

(quar. 1

net

is

Wurlitzer

dividend)—

National

Truck

'.Class A

(quar.)____
Public Utilities Corp., iquar.)

(W. R.)

3-

4-19

stock

4-15

1

$1.15

the

4-12

3-13

^tplit subject
stockholders, April; 3)

'of

Norwalk

2y2c

■

\

Goddard

Ohio

(8-for-l

(Long Island, N. Y.)

of

1

5

dividend)—___—

(stock

5-10

4-12

—.i.

Co.,

preferred

Northwestern

5-10

10c

(quar.i

Co.

4-12

5-

r-

6

(A. C.) Company (quar.)_
Illinois Corp., common
(quar.)

Rc

Funds

Corp.

4-26

.

Co.

1

Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
,1
White Sewing Machine, 72 prior pfd. (quar.)
$3
preferred (quar.)
Wisconsin Fund, Inc.
(from net investment

4-

«

15c

Jersey Bank

Northern
5

4-12

4-22

25c

preferred

(Stock

4-

"

4-26
6-1

y
■

Inc.

General Telephone
4.80%
preferred

Gulf

Powpr

$1.50

\

;

.

4-11
.

.'25c;

•

Inc.
(quar.)
General American Investors—

Grace

Nevada

1

5-31

6-

1 quar. i_—

Corp.

Pacific

8

A,(quar.)_

Neiman-Marcus

5-

1,

6-14

371/2C

Western

4-22

Northern

25c

Damble-Skog.tno

St

Class

'

6-

12 Vac

iquar.)

5-10

5-15

common__________l_,.

Lines,

A

12 V2c

Holdings, Ltd.—
dep.> receipts (final
approximately $0,70)

5-

j quar. )

Freight

'

4

25c

dep. receipts (final payment
approximately $.443>____
Futterman Corp. (monthly)
Monthly
Monthly

Goddard

4-

Jl5c

_s_

(quar. i

Storeys

1

>,

to

■"

4-11

4-15

7% 'pfd. iquar.)—$1.75
Industries, class A iquar.)
;
5c

preferred

to

%

(quar.

Corp.. (stock

15c

25c

(quar.)__

pfd.

Amer.

4-12

4-

Life-insurance—

Nautec

i

Transportation

Class

(quar.)

Navajo

5-15

Nielsen

:_

Arner.

General

'

4-25

Inc.,

Free State Gedcld

$4.50

A

"

(Baltimore)—

Controls

17c

F^nd—

common

1

4-10

Western

4-12
■

6-14

5c

Co.

Manufacturing;;

A

93 3/4 c

Morse Electro Products Corp.

9

New

.

4.60%

5

5-15

Corp., Ltd. (quar. 1 _______—_!/
Moore-Handley, Inc.
iquar.)

5-20

4-

5%

iquar.i

Franklin National Bank

Werner

4-

$1.10

Montana Power, 6%' preferred j quar.)
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)__

;

of

:

Custodian

6-14

which

aiid 3c froip realized cap-

Co.,

4-

4-30

6-14

6-30

4-25

«

value

Universal

-

—_,

Hat

'

4-15

5%>

$0.0027

class

Co.

net

6-14

6-14

*25%.

(quar.)_________V^3, preferred (accum.i__
&

5-24

$0,006 \'a

Trust

15c

series)

Wayne)' (stock

Class

Y.—

approval
'

_—

Foursquare Fund,
Franklin

G,)

United

Preferred

fI"■."

(quar.i___!

Root-Heath

Florida

;

S.

5-13

.''2%,

(quar.)

Stores

Bros.

Miller

•

5-18

4-8"
/

4-19

'V

-..

Eirst Camden-National Bank & Trust (quar.)
First Connecticut Small Business Investments
Co.

Miller

4-12

6-12
.

10c

Electrographic Corp. (quar.)
Emco, Ltd. (quar.).;_

Fate

from

U.

70c

common

(1945

6-29

Corporation—

G-14

6-

Inc. ' (increased)_____

(1947 .series)

5-24

35c
5%

Co... iquar.<_

(quar.)v

from

1

4-30

(quar.)

Stores,

6-29

,

B

5

15c

,Commerce Commission)
preferred
(quar.)___'____%_^________„

4-18

;4-15

15c

,

Co.

5

4-30

div.)_

4-30

25c

;

Artists Corp.
iquar. u
United-Buckingham Freight Lines,

8

J31V4C

5%

„

4-25

»

<

Economic Investment Trust, Ltd.— p,'- ■■
Stockholders approve five-for-one split__
Electric & Musical. Instruments-'*^
;i___
5c.

Capwell

4-

9

J26 V4C

States

Midwestern

5-29

.

4-30

$2

N.

7

(stock

4-12..

1

United

6-30

tlOc

shares

4-15

1

5-

(quar.i

(quar.)

A

6-30

28VaC

Telephone, common (quar.)_
(ll-for-10 stock split subject to the ap-,
y
proval of shareholders .and the Illinois

5-19

6-1

1

Commerce

United

4-

7-

(quar.)

1 " :

-

Emporium

Georgia

3

5-

20%

dividend

Class

4-25

6-

.'

gains),

Middle

5-15

iquar.)f93%c '

v

stockholders

5

4-

27c

(quar'.)___%____r________I__3___

Mercantile

5-15

H;,10c
^

pfd.

Coke

(Arthur

(Fort

* 6-1

20c

y_-

Bastern Life'Insurance Co. ;of
T Stock
dividend
subject
to
*

5-25

$31 ViC

American

Securities

v

•

(From net investment income)
f

1

Moore

Inc. ((quar.)

4u Pont; of Canada,
''.

6-

26V4C

.

.

6-20

Dominion Electrohome,Industries,
Dreyfus Fund—

&

B

it'al

4-12

5c
.

(quar.),_____i___

Corp. of New York

of

Industries,

;4-ll

6-15

•:

4-15

31V4C.

Trust

'

4-19

4-30

29c

25c

Discount

Co.

Corp.,;

(2c from income

3-29

'H Stock dividend
_20%
Continental .Casualty Co. Mquaf..V__>—25c
Coronatioh' Credit," Ltd., preferred (quar.)_ • $37l/aC

Diebold,

1

:

Medical

•
..

—J3c
Laundries? (quar.)J
—•
30c
Co.

5-

/

(quar.)___.

McLean
s

3

9c

gains

Discovery. -Yellow-Knife

Assurance

4-10

preferred:> (quar.)______,

McK.ee

4-30

(fromJincome)-

B. C. Transit System Inc., class A
Dallas Airmotive, Inc. (quar.)

'

5-

Semi-annual

Consolidated

3-

1

$3.50

Corporation

Class

y.;,

4-12

$4

Gas System
(quar.,
Composite Fund; Inc. (quar.i_

Consolidated

5-15
5-15

(

Columbia

.

8

$1.25

(quar.)

5-

~25c

iquar. 1
increased quar.)

preferred

Class

5-

(quar.)

4-16

Inc.

Transportation Corp.

20c

(quar.)__

5-16

rcts.r—

4-19

(quar.)

(quar.)__,—
McGregor-Doniger,] Inc.j class A (quar.)

5- 3,

Energy—

from capital

B

preferred
preferred

$3.40

5- 3

•

6-3

30c

,

Chicago, Dock & Canal Trus.t_(quar.)_-^___
Growth. &

5-25

10%

3.75%.' preferred

3

65c';.v

Manhattan Bank (quar.)____'____^J__
Chesapeake Co!'of Virginia iquar.)
Fund,

4-12

-4-

(quar.)__

common

Department

McCall

5-24

25c

(initial"*__T_—i.

B

Stock

4-12

1

10c

(quar.)

20c

-

Income

iquar.)

&

Inc.,

Finance

7%

1

:

7c

Supermarkets,

$3.75

5-24

31c

Chase

(Quarterly

4-30

1

5-

;

dividend

$3.75

5-24,

.

Colonial

3-28

6-

$1.25

(quar.i

Co.

Coal

Maust

5-24

6-29

.

.

(quar.)

Colonial

3-29

5-

Industries, Inc. <quaf.)__
International Marine Communica-

5-24

..

6-29

3%..%
.dividend)'3%,

(stock

Class

$1.05

Rochester

5-24

6-29

•

dividend

B

$1.09

Tin

4-19

25c

C

P.)

Gas

$0,076

4-19

62 V2C

•

(J.

Transamerica

.

4-12

1

Time

Corp.

Insurance

Mai-sh'

4-15

621/2C

J—

preferred

Wolf

4

1

_

(quax\L>_-t^-___^_-_r(quar.)

Class

4

5-

50c

Macoid

4-15

5-

35c

iquar..t___—

4-

5-1

37Vac

A

.(

Salt

Marconi

"

'

4-

5-20

9 Vac

London

4-11

5-15

$1

'

—

.

4-25

4-12

4-30

(increasedi_

Corp.

Texaco* Canada, Ltd.

Lincoln

V;

$5 preferred iquar.)
•
1.
Si.25
$1.35 preferred/'(quar.).—.—1—33%'c

•

2

and

dividend

7-10

25c

(quar.)

:

commoix

Life

3-29

$1.05

C

Charles of the'Ritz

Suburban

(quar.)3

preferred

Stock-

3-29

4-15

49%c,

preferred

preferred

5-

1

$0,076

preferred

Leslie

4-10

4-15

'

preferred

>.

6-

-

$2.50

4.96%:

Stowe-Woodward,

quar.)

preferred A

$1.25
>

at

payment

$2.50

..

Stevens

3-29

Swingline,

4.56%
preferred C
iquar.)_______
Lamontagne Limitee, class A, (quar.
LaurentideFinancial, Ltd., 5>4% pfd. (quar.)
6Vtpreferred /(quar.)_________________

4-26

3%'%

1—'—__'2_—,
(quar.)_^__2
r

common

(quar.)

Telephone,,

5%

4-10

4-10

—

3c

$1.50

4-10

5-1

5c

Life Insurance Co.

Gas,

4.32%

5-15

:

Securities,

5-1

1V4C

in¬

4-12

4-30

dividend)

Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Precision Corp., 5%

Parts

'

5

4-30

(stociN$fvidendi_

Stockholders

12c

,

-

Kaiser-Nelson

5

4-10

5-15

,$1.25

■

Central Power &lLlght, common (increased)
4% preferred (quar.)
^
4.20%' preferred (quarj__—_______

•

4-

V.'

preferred

taken

Steel

4-10

(quar.)

preferred

J stock

4-10

Mai't

(20c

7-10

Ltd.—

:■!

j $1.40
Central

5%

4-30

.

International

5-1

v'.

$15c

;

time),

Central

6-

10c

(interim)____Is.

action

this

,

4-5

dep.

equal to about $0.128)
Corp. iquar.>_
dividend)

58«4C

net

4-

20c

(stock

5-1

75c

(from

4-19

(quar.)__

British

55V4C

Inc.

common

less

53V4c

..

iquar.)

Inc.,

'Stock

3

Corp.,":5.%

(No
'•

■

$89c

__

Carreras, Ltd.

;

5-15
4-30

——

common

Co.;

Colby

Jantzen,

to

.

Year-end

•

4-30 1
4-30

7c

preferred (-'quar. K
Capital Investments
}.

Jane

A

American

4-10

15c

preferred,
preferred

class

8%

4-10

;

1

4-10

V

(quar.)

Telephone, common
preferred
iquar.)___

Speedee

5-

$1

of

O.)

5.60%'

50c

iquar.)

62/3C

5-1

Products

(increased

common

52 Vac

Jaguar Cars, Ltd

$15c

Bronze

4-1

3-29

38%%

(A.

Corp.

Union

4- 5

+$1

(quar.)

Canadian

4-10

5

:_

5-1

...

(quar. i_

Stretch

Inc.,

4-

(quar.)

of

1

6-14

40c

Haveni

51c

;

—

(quar.)

Investors,

iNew

(quar.i___

30c

.'

(quar.i

Israel. Investors —1,

4-26

4-26

15c
25c

,

Participating

_

$4.36
,$4.22

Sons-

Ltd.,

10c

,

4-16

4-30
5-20

.

■

iquar.)_.—._

initial)___:

s

1

:

,income)

Common

,4-16

4-30

15c

1

l

.

5rl7

5-21

20c

one

Smith

5-

5-24

17c

25c

(quar.)

paym.ent

Sony

5-15

"

Southeastern

Diversified Services, Inc.—
Investors Mutual, Inc. (from dividend
interest
income)
Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric—

■

Ltd.—

Corp.,
of

(A

Holders

Payable of Rec.

69c

.'

(Henry I.) Co.,
Mfg. Co., Ltd.,

Singer

.

common

payment

B

Investors

5-17

6-15

7c.

B

Tax

(quar.)_

vestment

4-15

371/ac

(quar.)

class

(quar..)_

International

4-30

60c

5%' preferred
(quar.
Barber-Ellis ..Canada
(extra
Bin-Dicator

Siegel
10

(quar.)

common

International

18c.

...

Refinery,

Class

(quar.)

<qi.ar.i_!

Security Insurance Co.

shareholders

Ltd._^l

preferred
preferred
preferred

^4.42%

5-

6-1.
6-14
6-14

.

Sugar

5

Security Storage
Seligman & Latz,

Industry Fund of America
Ingersoll-Rand Co. .(quar.)

Gov-;

•'

C.

4-

1964).

4.70%'" preferred

4-30
4-16

(Quarterly..trcm investment income6c
B.

1,

Co.,

Power,

4.26%

4-15
4-8

4-16

$7VaC
% 25o
22 Vac

—

"B"—

Paper

4.20%

4-10

1

-iquar.)

Fund

4-17

1

—

Axe-HoughtOn

and Jan.

4.08preferred

■

5-

$1.60
Avco

4-15

pfd.

Associates

Spartan
Illinois

5-

Securities, Inc._,.---%
f
Atlantic. Refining
(quar.i
__
1,
Automobile Banking Corp,, common-:
6%. preferred A iquar,.)___——___—..

preferred B (quar.)
preferred iquar.)

25c

When

Share

5x'z %

Corporation,

Seaboard

April

on

M.

■

5-1

i67Mtc'

90c convertible preference J quar. )
Atlantic Fund, for Investment in 1L S.

6%

dividend)— \
share for each

class A

Honolulu

165c

iquar.)

common

B '(stock

1963

162 Va c

—_—

______

C.

Scott, Poresman & Co.

.

—/$7V2C

quar.i^—:

$2.60

4-26

B
(special dividend to be paid in
two payments of 12Vac each on July 1,

:;

6-1'

$1.12 Va
*

.

Argus

Common

4-29

5-15

35c

Class

4-15

50c

-

%______

$1.25

S.

.

4-10

25c

'.

—

Co.. I reduced»

&

5-10

Per

Name of Company

2

held sub¬

approval

held subject
to
approval on April 25)'

2

5- 1
5- 1
4-19

.

20c

—.*

,

4-

dividend)

10 shares

to shareholders

(Cne

Co.—

_J_-._^<._^»^l.--l,_.

divid.end

Alterman Foods,

Class

3-29
4-

•

(stock

CV shares

4-26

Ry

class A

4-15

Preferred

5-15

iquar:>_

Algoma Central «fc Hudson

Ltd.,

share for each

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When Holders
Payable-of Rec.

Share

Aberdeen Fund

Stock

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of Company

Co.,

(One

ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date, t '.
Name

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Home

Holders

Payable of Rec.

$1.25

—

an¬

during the current week.

second

a

the'first

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Per

DIVIDENDS

9

~5c

3-29

4-10

10c

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4

4-12

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4-15.

3-25

100%,.

6-1

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Atlantic

4%

Ry.

preierred

(quar,)_

common

—«—'*---

(quarn_

—--

Atlantic

City Electric Co. iquar.)___—
Atlantic Reiining, 3.75%
prelerred (quar.).
Atlas Consoliuated Mining & Devtlopmeiu—
dividend

Stock

General

Atlas

$1.25

6-

4-15
5-

30c

$4.50

4-11
4-11

,$3.50

3-14

Colorado

4-

1

5

$4.25

4-19

Colwcll

4-15

3-29

Combustion

4-19

Commerce

Steel

(quar.)_—

Products,

non-cumul.

5-

30c

_

1

1

preferred

—

5-1

10c

5-31

4-10

3-29

/

(initial).:.—
Inc., common (special)—.

Engineering Corp.

Babbitt

(B.

Bacardi

Corporation

T.),

—

(quar.)

.*

Clearing

Quarterly

...—

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Corp.

Bangor

com.

Hydro-Electric,
preierred

4%

(quar.)..

4,/4%
Bank

preferred

of

Bank

of

Bank

of

Trust

Oil

(N.

Products

Preferred

(quar.)

Corp.

15

dividend

Bathurst

1

redemption

&

Co.
&

preferred

B

Benguet

of

Watch

Frocks,

5

$2.04

3-27

$2.00

5-

$1.90

3-30

1

4-15

6-

preferred

Consolidated

3-28

7-

Edison

Co.

(N.

4-10

4-30

4-15

Consolidated

Natural

4-15

Consolidated

Paper

1

Consolidated

6-14

5-24

4-30

4-10

4-

Gas

1

4-

5-

1

Oil

5-15

5-

3-31
4-11

Power

Co.,

4-10

3-22

$1

Continental

4-15

4-

2

4-15

4-

2

4-30

Corn

"3-27

7l/2C
9c

4-18

27 Vic

4-15

3-29

$1.25

4-15

J-29

$1,469

4-15

3-29

—

_

4-

6%

5

General

4-

5

General

Mills,

5-

1

4-

5

General

Motors

I

4-

5

5-

1

4-

5

$1.25
2i)c

5A

1

4-

5

4-30

5-15

4-11

3-8

Motors

of

:

Bank

Corp.

Crowley,

4-15

3-29

2% '

4-20

4-10

CTS

4-10

3-28

Cuneo

4-15

4-

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&

Co.

5-20

7

6-

7

Automation

3inks

Industries

Manufacturing

31iss

(E.

31ue

Bell,

W.)

Co.,

Inc.

pfd.

(quar.)

Co.,

3rentwood

4-24

3-29

4-10

4-30

5C

5

4-

5-

5-

1

17 Vic

(quar.)

1

4-10

5-

$2

4-12

1

80c

(San

4-25

35c

4-15

3-25

Gibraltar
Stock

3

$6

Genesco,

Francisco)
25 c

5-11

4-10

7VaC

Co

4-30

4-24

4-19

4-

4-19

3-29

15c

(quar.)

(stork

dividend)

preferred

4-10

3-27

of

7

equal to

pence

and

free

(Final

(quar.)_

of

of

Income

14

10-

50c

4

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'

12-27

4-

ADR

mately

1 /

4-30

4-15

20c

4-30

4-

9334C

4-15

4-

50c

4-25

4-10

Glen

(final

4-

8

2-25

Delaware

Power

Gorton's

1

$1.19

1

40c

Co.

2

*4-19

36c

4-30

4-

30c

<quar.

iquar.)___^

4-15

3-28

Income

$.153

free

and

Developers Small Business

British

of

Tax)

6-10

;

4-25

dividend)

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Columbia

•

25%

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6.%

preferred

preferred

13c

(quar.)

Electric

preferred
Ink

4-15

3-28

4-16

4-

4-20

Packing

California

Water

$1.20
$1.24

preferred

$1.32

preferred

Corp.

Inchistries,

Power

&

Cenco

Ltd.-

of

(Oakland,
5.44%

City

Stock

Dominion

A:

Textile

Aircraft
Chemical Co.

Stock

preferred

Industries.

will

vote

on

Pont

$3.50

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de

preferred
preferred

$4.50
du

(E.

Pont

split

1'

4-

5

5-

1

6-

5-15

4-26

UOc

1

3-29

tSc

4-26

3-"9

4-12

3-22

30c

5-10

convertible

4V2%

&

Texas

interim

Income

payment

Mfg.

Empire

State

Oil

Co.

Empire

Trust

Co.

INew

15c

4-15

30c

1

4-15

4-15

4-

8

Esquire,

Eversharp,
Ewa

5%
4-15

3-27

5c

4-15

4-

5-1

Co.

Inc.

3-29

4Vic
87Vac

4-

(stock

Inc.,

5

6-27

preferred

Co.

Brewing
Record

7

Fawick

6

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1

2

6-18

Federal

National

2

9-18

Federal

Paper

4.60%

(quar.)
Co.

dividend

:

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Field

5-23

Financial

4-15

Financial

-

5-15

$2.25

3

8-15

Fireman's

$1.25

12-2

11-15

5-10

4-11

.

4-15
3 r;c

5-

.

1

25c

4-15

4-15

4-

/

4-

3-25

4-15

3-25

New

see

1

4-15

30c

•

4-15

•

preferred
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conimon

Firestone

Tire

6-10

First

National

First

National City

(stock

Bank

4-15
4-17

25c

4-10

3-22

5c

4-10

2-25

JJ2V2C

(Initial

-4-11

3-28

s-a)

;

20c

(quar.)__

75c

4-

8

3-22

40c

4-30

4-16

20c

4-16

4-

4-25

4-10

____

dividend)-

4%

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3-15

5-15

5-

30c

4-26

55c

5-

3-2$

1

4-

9

6-10

,6-

I

9-10

9-

1

12-10

12-

1

8

3-

8

c
.

5%

4-

Trust—

preferred

4-30
5-

1

4-l'9

5-

.

4-10

1

4-15

6-10

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iquar.)

•

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$1.25

5-24
8-22

4-16

3-29

25c

—

9

15c

—

(quar.)___
common.;

(quar.)_

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4-10

9-

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4-26

preferred

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4-20

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5-

4-1L

iquar.)

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(quar.)

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5-20

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4-

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60c

4-15

4-5

10c

5-

1

4-15

5-

1

4-15

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25c

•,

7%

pfd.

3-28

5-

1

4-15

35c

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:

4-12

35c

(quar.)

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(quar.)—

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5%

dividend)

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1

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6- 3
9-

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1

(monthly)

1

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$.04i66

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iquar.)

4-11

4-

1

4-15

4-10

3-22

35c

—

Finance Corp., common
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)

preferred

«:

12Vic

4-30

-

1

4-19

35?

4-27

1

4-15

4%

6-14

4-19

35c

(quar.)

5-15
5-

4-15

3-29

$1

4-15

3-29

933-'4c

(quar.)

4-15

$1.10

4-15

3-29

3-29

Lighting & Power.
(increased

quar.)

54c

preferred (quar.)
Johnson

Sound

Co.

dividend).

5-

2%.

Co

1

5-

4-

class

A

4-24

4-10

20c

(quar.)

4-

8

3-2?

4-

8

Hudson
Hunt

Wholesale

Foods

Stock

&

Groceries, Inc.

3-27

4-15

4-1

(quar.)

Industries—

8c
•

"

„

dividend—

Hussmann

-

'

.

5%

Refrigerator

Co.

(quar.)_.

Huttig Sash
5%

preferred

(qvar.)

5-31

preferred
preferred

(quar.)

$1.25

(quar.)—

5%

4-10

Hyster

Company

.

•

,

$1.25

3-29

5-

$1.25

5%

6-15

_

;

4-15

25c

,

5%

4-11

1

••

3-29

3-15

12-30

12-16

25c

1

6-14
9-16

$1.25

(quar.)

6-28

9-30
4-29

-

4-19

\
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4-17

3-15

Vic

5-1

3-15

56 Vic

5-1

3-15

Francisco)

of Chicago . (quar.)____
Bank (New York) (quar.)

25c

10%

4-15
4-19

*

3-11
4-

5

Circuit

4.60%

,

Breaker

preferred

Incorporated

Income

'40c

7-

1

6-14

Indianapolis

75c

5-

1

4-

Ingersoll-Rand

8

57Vic
—

3

4-12

(quar.)

Brick Co. (quar.)_
Imperial-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
-American dep; rets. (A payment of
equal to approximately 21c)

5-

Power

Co.,

&

V

Co.—

Illinois
-

32 Vic

(quar.)
dividend)

4

20c

Inc.,

(quar.)

3-31

5 %

l"

4-19

4-30

10c

(Harvey),
B

6-10

$1

.

(stock

3-29

7

1

25c

:

2834C

(quar.)__

I

4-

4-30

"

4-

4-17

5-

4-15

4-30

1

5-15

60c

4-15

/

5-

I

25c

°

;

5-15,

30c

5-15

5-

50c

(quar.).

7-15

,8-15

25c

& Door Co.—
preferred
(quar.)

'•

3

20c

(.quar.')

preferred

Class

5-23

30c

4-11

4-29

.

25c

30c

(stock

Ball & Bearing Co.- iquar.)
(George A.) & Co.^(quar.)
(Joseph) Co. (quar.)
;
Shoppes, Inc. (stock dividend)

Hubbell

5

6-

30c

4-10

Insur¬

&

common

inuar. 1

Insurance

Howard

9

4-15

-

4-26
3-25

1

5-

'

4-24

(quar.)__

1

4-29

35c

-

dividend).

Co.

America,

Manufacturing

Howe

I

15c

(stock

Boiler

5

(quar.)

(Edward)

$4

3-18

3

4-15

10c

Appley—

Common

3-25

4-10

4-

$1.50

(quar.i_

___:

(qua'r.j

&

4-10

1

4-19

(quar.l__.

of

5-

$1.50

____;

Marx

preferred

Houston

4-12

4-12

56Vic

(quar.)___

Light

Galion

33i%

-1

10c

(San

4-15
4-15

3-25

4-15

75c

40c

Controls,

Inc.

Drive-In,

4.40%

4-12

:

A 5c

(monthly)-

1

4-30

4-15

.

Corp.—

(quar.)

4%

9

25c

A$sn

5-

3%

56Vic

—

preferred

&

nrnferred

Household

5-20

T

Rubber

1

12V2C

Hormel

4-12

4-19

25c

(initial)
&

5-

4-23

$0.5781 Vi

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5

Y. )-t—

(N.

12Vic

preferred
preferred

Hot

(quar.)

;First Flight Corp.

4-15

Home

s-a)

common

Insurance

1

Hoover

1'

4-

British

Barbara—

Corp..

5-

1 quar.i—.

Home

5

5-

J

dividend
General

56Vic

Lumber Co, (quar.)
Holly Sugar Corp. (quar.)
——
Holt, Reinhart & Winston, Inc. (quar.)

Marshall Field & :Co.

of Santa

4-15

Publishers

Steam

Co.

Higbie

4-15

$1.12 Va

Row

Hines

3-15

4-19
1

a

Corp.

4-

1

Co,

Co.

M.)

Corp.

Class

5

5-

35c

com.

5-15

5-1
5-

•

RR.—

&

Electric

Herman

5

4-

•.

4-15

dc

___:

Co.,

3-15,
4-10'

3

8c

5%

6%

4-17

30c

(quar.)

Mortgage

1

6-

30c

Investment

6%

'

(quar.)

5-

4-25

15c

Refractories

Schaffner

7%

4

25c

Inc.

Co.

Board

(Marshall)

Stock

12Vac

~

...

(quar.)__________.

4-19

8

9-

10c

12 ViC

preferi-ed

5-15

.' 6- 3

5

4-15

$1.25

(quar.)_
Federated Department Stores

25

4-

.

Monthly

730-

Ry.

Corp.

5%

5

5-1

(quar.)

<

Insurance

30c

5-10

5-1

$1.50

(increased)

Corp.

69-

11-

6-

$1.75

(s-a)./

Plan.

5%
31 Vic

Hayes Industries, Inc., new com. (initial)—
Heinz
(H. J.) Company; common
(quar.)__

1

Falstaff

9-26

'25c
" 42Vic

44-

'

11-21

___

1

6

(quar.)

Plantation

$1 25

a

&

Hercules
5-

(quar.)

(stock

common

California

Co.—

convertible

(H.

ance

4

5-»

dividend!

Inc.

the
;

(quar.)

Hartford

4-10

5%

York)

California—

to

22 V2C

Mfg.

Chemicals

Hart,

4-10

4-

1

$L25

C_—$125

Corp..

4-25

wyto cV»

(increased

4-15

(quar.)__j

Hartford

3

4-25

(quar.)

Galvan,

Family

$1.25

less

5%

4-13

4-30

___;

Ohio

Hartfield. Stores,

4-15

$1

Employers Group Associates (increased)
Engelhard
Industries
iquar.
Ets-Hokin &

68c

of

&

Harsco

3-27

1

4-26

Emhart

(quar.)—

(quar;)

4-10
5-

Tax)

5-

Pacific

6-

10,c

preferred

4-15

(quar.)

6-17

2%

(quar.)____
'
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
Electric & Musical Industries,
Ltd., Am. shs.
(An

4-30

(quart)—,
Insurance (quar.)

Company.

Harper

3-20

4-30

(quar.)

Products

of

(quar.)

Insurance

Harper

3-20

8

87 ViC

Engineering Corp. (quar.)
Homes, Inc. (quar.i
^.___
Co., common
(quar.)___

Eichler

6-1.4

40c

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Harnischfeger Corp., 6%

3-1

5-

$1.12 Vi
120c

1

preferred

6-14

1

—

preferred

Hat

Edwards

4-19

-

common

8

4-30

15c

Manufacturing Co. (quar.)
Economics Laboratory, common
(quar..)_

4-26

011

4-

30c

"Eastern

$4

1

$1.12V'2

6%

3-28

40c

Echlin

9

7-

7-

(quar.)

Estate

preferred

5.30%

1

25c

3-29

5-3L

20c

common

Financial

Real

Mobile

Hagen

Co.—

4-30

4-

Life

Henry's

27c

16

4-

2%

(quar.)

15c

"

Electric,

Nemours

(quar.)__Canada, Ltd

of

1

5%

j

__l_

3-30

1

3-29

_______

April

4-15

Dubois Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)Ducommun, Inc. (quar.i
du

1

5-

J

■

(quar.)

30c

(initial)
&

Inc.

(quar.)

(quar.)__

4-11

1

5-

3-

(quar.).

A

5-

140c

_________

(quar.).,

.1——

___

3-28

120c

Eastern Can Company !
Stainless Steel (stock dividend>__
Eastern States Corp., $7 pfd. (accum.)
$6 preferred
(accum.)

4-19

_

income)

4-15

UOc

I

6-15

(quar.)

Corp.
Co.,

4-10

$1.50

Insurance

Harbison-Walker

'

3-15

8-20

(increased-quar.i___
_

4-12

'

dividend

Dresser

4-10

•

dividend-*

$5

3-29

7

5-

15c

Coal

Ltd. (final)
(stock dividend)

1

40c

Gustin-Bacon

3-29

4-16

(initial)

com.

Co.,

Douglas
Dow

new

5-

50c

Corp.

Life

Western

$5

5

4-30

110c

(quar.)_
Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)

&

30c

preferred

Cable

Steel

Tar

*

(quar.)

Glass, Ltd.,

Dominion

4-

120c

(quar.)
Co.

4-15

•

preferred

Investing

Bridge

4-10

$1.50

3-15

Fund

Dominion

'Dominion

1

4-15

12c

Ltd.

Dominick

Dominion

5-

6c

3-27

4-10

'

(quar.)______

Cincinnati, New Orleans

Clark

Mines,

(initial)

4-16

30c

two-for-onq

preferred

Dome

com.

3-30

2 V'4 c

:

Inc., new

4-19

4-15

net

4-30

10c

/

Corp.

from

1

40c

Grmccdieck

Gulf
5-15

25c

4-26

46c

Quarterly

5%

Dixie Dinettes

3-29

15c

(quarterly

1

5-

(Jacksonville), (quar.)

(quar.)

4-10

5-

Ry Co.

Increased
Gulf

(quar.)

Shares, 'Inc.
income)

American

Green!ield

5

Com-

55c

$i.l2Vi

(quar.)
Public Service—

Chrysler Corp.—

Corp.

Sons

4-29

4-10

1

$1.25

(quar.)__
Insurance Co.

Southern

Stock

3-31
4-

1

distributions

investment

Ekco

& Electric

non-cumulative

Dividend

&

payments,

quar..
'

$50c

r.

(auar.)

Fruit

15c

4.

pay

4-15
5-

50c

Ltd.

semi-annual

S.)

(J.

.'.:"5c

Corp.

t90c

Co.

Corp
Sugar
Co.

Gas

Giorgio

Dillon

Investment

(increased)

4,-30

8c

non-cumulative preferred A
(quar.)__
non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)
•Chickasha Cotton Oil
(quar.)_______

5%

5-15

$1.25

5%

5%

1

^

5%

Gas

1

4-

(quar.)

Enterprises, Inc.
(quar.)
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., 3%% pfd.
(quar"
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—

common

1

4-

llOc

Ry. (quar.)
common.!

Fund, Inc.—
from investment

proposed

4-

1

1

(increased$ 15c

(Quarterly

New

1

5-

.

_!

Co.

preferred

Cincinnati

55-

.

Calif.)

Stockholders

1

___

(s-a)_

Chemical

5%

4-

31V4c

Ohio

Ltd.

Vermont

Chemical

1

12Vic

Central National Bank
(Chicago)
Central Valley National Bank—
Central

4-19

5-

Inc

Aguirre

4-15

33c

Commerce

Ltd.

&

Tractor

Central Hudson

3-18

'

3ic

Instruments

Central

1

5-15

30c

___________

Caterpillar

4-15

5-

183/4C

_______'

(quar.)

Cooke,

3-13

5-27

:

Light,

Scott

Asbestos,
&

4-iq

6-15

•

(quar.)

&

Extra
Castle

1

25c

(quar.)...

Inc.

preferred

Cassiar

110c

class A

Clinchfield

Pirie

9

___

(quar.)

Cap & Gown Co.,
Capital
Plastics,

4V2%

•1-

(quar.)

Canadian Imperial Bk.

Carson

5-

Telephone—

Steamship Lines.

Carolina

1

73c

Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Campbell Soup Co. (quar. 1

Carolina

4-

5c

(quar.)
.

Fastener

Canadian

6-14

4-15

115c

(quar.)

preferred

$1.25

Canada

6-28

Co.—

Corp.

&

preferred

Camloc

25c

;

•

(quar.)

California

1

3-30

22Vic

•

;

Power

Di

3-28

4-15

(quar.)
Co.

3-28

25c

& Morrill Co. (quar.)
Corp.
iqUar.)__
Mills,
Inc.
Byer-Rolnick Hat Corp. (quar.).
Byers (A. M.) Company (quar.)__;

Burrus

$3

8

4-19

12 Vic

Burnham

California

4-

1

15c

,

Burroughs

California

1

5-

15c

.

(quar.)

Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd
Calgary Power, Ltd

-

5

4-15

25c

4-

5-

33c
.

1

of

pany intends to
in the future)

4-25

5-

115c

Brooklyn Union Gas Co. (increased-quar,)..
Buckeye Steel Castings Co.. (quar. 1
3udget Finance Plan, common (quar.)
60c. convertible

6-28

Corp',

Mines,

(Instead

(stock

J

.

National

Dickenson

deposit receipts—
Registered
and
bearer
shares

,

Diamond

3-20

1

5-

$1,271/2

.Gloucester, Inc. (stock div.)_
Co.,
4!2% preferred
(quar.i-

Northern

Great

•

proximately
American

of

4-

3%

Quarterly
Quarterly

9

4-

9

5-

$1.25

dividend.)

;

Great

4-11

5-

4-20

per

M.)

Great

4-11

'

Light

Co.

4-

•

4-26

>

4-25

TTnion

Great
10c

(quar.)_

&

Edison

5

5-15

re¬

;•

Products

(W.

8

$0.00806

for

6 Vic

(stock

Corp.
Co., Ltd
Goodman Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Gluckin

4-

'4-25

Corp.
Fire

1

5-15

(quar.)

H.)

5-

■

32V2C

Quar.erly

5

approxi¬
5-31

Company

Detroit

ap¬

of

payment

"

Southeast—

(quar. i_

preferred

Falls

Grand

Coatings, com. (quar.)__
preferred A
(quar.)___
___;

•

22VzC

Commissioner)

preferred

Alden

Glens

Mines—

$1.29)

DeVilbiss

$.071
to

(P.

5-27

31V4c

the

(Subject

Industries

6-15

•

:

tquar.)

Company

'43a%

4-15

4-30

Chemical

434%

Tax)

&

4.50%

12-5

5c

—

Consolidated

DeBeers

payments

equal

pence

(quar.)

Calilornia—

of

common

Brothers

Girard

5

9-

3

iquar..i_

Financial

Glatfelter
50C

3

4-

Florida—

(quar.i—-—

dividend

Global Steel

DeSoto

approximately

British

payment

4-15

9334c

—

...

,

Tobacco, Ltd.—
Ordinary (interim

&

5

A-JT.:—,—

Co.

preferred

Gimble

3

6-

5C

,

American

Registered

5-

7-

Corp.,

Def

•

-3%%

5-24

50c

3%%• preferred (qiiar.)__
Dayco Corporation, $2 preferred (quar.)J

2-15

4-15

50c

1

4-5

6%

(quar. )^

3ristol-Myers Co.
British

5-

$1.20

•

Corp.

(quar.)

20c

5

4-

1

$1.183/4

(quar.):

Corporation's

4

12 %c

class

of
of

(quar.i-

Inc.,

$4.50

—

1

(quar.)

oreferred

-

5-

(quar.i

preferred

4-

3-29

3-25

5-

1 quar.i

preferred

4-25

Corp.—

Corp.

Dana

4-10

Corp

preferred

35c

B

Daffin

3-15

5-.1

$1.25

(entire issue called

preferred

20C
;_

preferred
(quar.)
$2
preferred
(quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)
Cutter Laboratories,
Inc.,
Class

4-24

933/ic

April
20
at
$26.25
this dividend)-!—-.

preferred

6%

5

4-

4-10

5-

.

4-15

3Jc

1_;

Waterworks, com.
preferred
(quar.i

$5

4-19

1

4-30

IOC

:—,

(quar.)

Inc.

3-25"

37VaC

on

plus

Time

5.10

(quar.)

Ltd.

share

5%

$2

3-18 '

$1.06

(quar.)

Financial

11-.19

.

10c

(quar.)

Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.

8-23

11-30

Press,

Curtiss-Wright

5-21,,

3

Corporation

..

6

(quar.33c

common

preferred
preferred

1

12 Vic

—.

Edison

4.25%
4.78%

9-

27'/2c

:

Corp. (quar.)
Stores, Inc.
(quar.)_:.___

Food

6-

27 Vic

,

.__

Cascade

3oston

____

.

•Quarterly
Borman

20c

45c
27Vic;

iquar. (_____.

___

Quarterly
Boise

div.)„_

(increased)

Co.

$1.80

(stock

4-25
4-26'

4-15

50c

Ge..eial

1

4-26

5-15

5c

(quar.)_

_c.ep,.one

General

7-

4-12;

5-15

_

V

Co.

demption

7

6-

4-25

I

5-15

;

iquar.)

preferred

6-

4-30

4-16"

15q

;

Telephone

5.80preferred

1

5-15:

15c

"

iquar.)

preferred

7-1

7-

4-

1

8c

.

1

6-

25c

tquar. 1

Telephone Co.

Gen.-rai

'

Bicor

(quar,)

"5-

20c

v

Co.

(quar.)

preferred

4-19

37VaC

(quar.)_.
&

30c

Equipment—

$1.30

3-29

Trust

!.

Milner

5-31.

Corp.—

$1.25

3-29

4-16

$1

Lines

America

International,

" $1.50.

4-16

$1,121/2

Co.

Inc.

preferred

4Va%

Corp.—

(quar.)

(quar.)

Crouse-Hinds

L
4.

6-21

$1

(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_____

General

5

343sc

—

Quarterly

Crush

44-

*

(quar.)

preferred

General

3-29

$1.13

Crocker-Anglo National Bk.

2

4-

4-16

37V2c

Engineering

Transport

Co.

Products

4-25

20c

3r29

4-16

J15c

.

20c

4- '1

4-17

'

common

(quar. 1

Electric

$4.75

4-15

$50c

$1.04

National

preierred

$5

'

*4-29

-

15c

Inc. (quar.)___
;
&: Co.,'class a
(quar.)i

Goods

General r-recuion

3-29

57',2 c
-

^

Continental

Controls

2-28

4-12

5

4-

1

$3.75

(increased)____

com.

Quarterly
.

Inc.—

centavos)—

4-

1,

5-

3-20>

i

4-15

$30c

preferred

1

$1.03

4-10

30c

-

(quar.)__

5-

:

Illinois

preferred

5-

47V2C

Quarterly

3-15

lCc

!
(quar.)_

Acceptance Corp.—-

50c

(quar.)

4-15

4-11"

*

lOc

Co.,

Gateway Sporting

5-

■'

—

preferred

4-15

E.»

Trailer

51c

(quar.)

$4.52

4-30

8-23

5-1

(.quar.

Ltd.

preferred ,(quar.)__
iiiiiual)

55c

(quar.)*_-___

(quar.)___:
&

Ltd.

5,1 V2C

(quar.)__

Aviation

5-24)

9-16

-

.

(quar.)__,

Company
Restaurant,

Fruehauf

4%..

Co.—

iquar.)
:
;
convertible preferred
(quar.i
General Controls CO., common
<quar.)_

—

(quar.)

preferred

5

15c

(quar.)

1

4-25

—

common

preferred

1

4-17

6-14

2%

Companies,

(Cnarles

60c

(quar.)___-

preferred

preferred

Utilities

3-20

—_—

$4.50

5

20c
|55c
15c

Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
:
_;
preferred (quar.)__"_

5-

4-15

'

$4.16

4-15

10c

5%%

8c

stock¬

Ltd. J (quar.)
(s-a)

Corp.,

Royalty

convertible

Consumers

4-15
-5-

20c

A.

.

Frosst

4-20

—

6%

—

Y.)

-4-30

7

4-30

25c

60c

4.12% preferred (quar.)_.
$5 preferred
(quar.)____'_
Consolidated Freightways

1

5V2%

—

from

(quar.)
(quar.)
i—
(quar.)___———

preferred

Continental

(quar.):

3-22

4-30

.—

preferred

.

Inc.

preferred

4-10

7c

Gas

6%

1

4-

Continental

Philippine

15

Co.

Berkshire

Berkshire
5%

1

4-

4-15

$12l/2C,

——

Consolidated,

3enrus

4-

4-15

Consolidated Water Co.,

-

—

payment

(A

4-15

Light & Power Co.—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)——
$2.06 prelerred (quar.)___—_——

—183/4c

(quar.)—

Frisch's

1

Connecticut

this

(quar.)
Beneficial Standard Life Ins. (LA), class
Class

1

(quar.)..
(Canada)

Telephone

12V2C

Includes
trust).

19V2C

dividend

Corp.

General

4-

tquar.).——_________

Storage Co.

3-15

5-

Co.—

4-15

/

'(quar.).-.

Paper

4-19

22 Vic

Quarterly
(This payment

on

plus

share

Belknap Hardware-& Mfg.
4%

.—

—

Power

Mfg.

Bekins Van

Bell

——

Fresnillo

7V2C

Insurance

Life

Public

(quar.)__:

Furman-Wolfson

(quar.i.

holders

2%
4%
12'/2c
20c
28 Vic

.

for

Ltd.

General

1

55c

class A (monthly)—
Co., 4'/4% preferred—
per

G.),

4-10

50c

:

$105

at

11-29

Fraser

3-15

Rico; Inc.

4-

.___

div.)___

(quar.)

Manufacturing
issue
called

Behlen

(stock

Inc.

12-16

50c

(quar.)—...

(Entire
April

.

V

(quar.)
Puerto

01

Fram

4-19

8c

.

55

Cleveland)

25c

Products,

3-12
4-16

3%

■

—

Fund

."42"

9

12VsC

Connecticut

(C.

3-25

4-

4-30

of Rec.

the

upon

the

of

trust

in

Moore

Public

30c

'

;

_____

Co.

4-30

(quar.)

(quar.)

Basic Properties.' Inc.,
Bates

,_

(N. Y.) (quar.).
(stock dividend)

A.

Conn

8-31

4-10

by the

Building
&

Stocx

-

10c

r

4-15

Co.

Corp.

Bargain Town, U. S.
Barry Wright Corp.
Basic

_~

Y.)

Sfcotia

Nova

Bankers
Barber

•—/

(quar.).

Commerce

<i-10

5-31

1

30c

Quarterly

1

9-16

5-

cOi.cuuijned

Quarteny

4%

(increased)

_—

Stock

5

5-15

55c

(quar.)

10c
v

(quar.)———

California

Electric

House

Tneatres

4-

Holders

When

Payable

(Cleveland)

^aitueni

acquisition
Square

Florida

(quar.)_
Oil Refining- Co.
(quar.):—_

Commonwealth

1

5-

$1.06 v*

22c
$1.75
$1
$1.06
40c

_—

(quar.)

(quar.)—_

preferred

7%

5-

Ohio

Edison

Commonwealth

iieuvitate

,

—_—

•

dividend

6-14

5c
50c
50c
50c

....—

Quarterly

6-13

31 y4 c

(quar.).:

Southern

Commonwealth
BTU

4-19

6-29

(stock dividend)
Engineering,
Inc.
(quar.)—_—

Commonwealth

5-17

5c

—

5-31,

&

5-16

Company

Stock

.4-19

10c

common.!...

preferred

5-

30C

—

Realty

Share

.'

Company

Union

Fischbacx

Corp.—

5

5-10

31V4C
2%

______

(quar.)_r

(quar.)

4-

6-6

First

porp.—

Pictures

4-30

1

7-

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

Per

Name of

4-19

QIV2C

common

(quar.)

Gas

&

preferred

Columbus

(quar.)

preference

Oil

$1.25

industries—

Co.,

preferred

5-15

51.12 V2

—______

.

Holders

Payable of Rec.

50c

(quar.)

com.

(quar.)

Colgate-Palmolive

1

Snare

Illuminating,

prelerred

5-

inc.
(siccx ai\ idtndi
———
Nichols & Co., common (qi ar, i10c

Automatic

,

3-14

4-15

5"c

Atmos-Pdk,

$1.20 prior

1

5-

•

Cleveland Electric

Columbia

—

preferred

Austin

4-26

1

When

Perj

Afame of Colnpany

Payable of Rec.

30c
37c
SI
SFlo^i
37c
93J/4c

(quai'J_~

iqua-\.i_—

preierreu

4.75%

Fe

Share

j

,

t

Topeka & Santa
City Electric Co.,

Atchison,

Per

'

■

of Company

Holders

When

■

Name

.

Fund

Light,

6%

(from
com,

preferred

25fc

,

Is

1

4-15

4-

5-

4-13

1

6d

'

_

5-31

4-

income).

10c

4-15

3-28

(quar.)__

26c

(s-a)

$3

9

4-15,

4-

7-

6- 3

1

1

Volume

197

Number

6253

.

.

The

.

Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1423)

Per

Credit

Corp.—

•

.

,

When

Sn<ue

Name of Company

Inland

Payable

Class A

(stock dividend)
Institutional Shares:
investment

income)

investment

Insurance

of

Co.

4-22

3c

1

5-

4-

1

3c

5-

5uc

—

4-

1

4-15

,

1

Quarceny

■V' 10c

Holdings

net

Name

changed

Stock

Corp.,

class

Interstate

Securities

Stock

B

(quar.)

—

Beef

Power

&

Cars,

4-1J

i75c

4-10

4-10

Jewel

Ten

1

3%%

preferred
inc.,
B

a

common

City

3.80%

•

♦

_

&

93 %c

_

4Va%

.7

4-23

4-

$1

;

.

preferred

Kendall

Stockholders
the

Com.

Stock

(Above
net

payments

King-Seeley

25c

from

Inc.

(increased

Langendorf

United

Fund,

Leece-Neville

4-10

5-

1

4-10

proval

6-

1

5-10

sion

A

preferred

1

Lehman

split

England

Gas

New

England

Merchants

1-2-64

12-16

4-16

Co.

3-15

4-xj

2-25

6-19

6-

5

Niagara

4-12

54c

3-26

4-15

income)

3-31

4-15

Printing

Stock

4-15

4-

4-26

3-15

Kic

___

4-30

1

J50c
593

preferred

Co.

American

Investment

(Capital

4-15

North

B

(Joseph)

Mailman,

$1.75

9-30

,127ac

4-19

3-22

American

Van

Northern

Illinois

Northern

Indiana

Lines,

Gas

Co.

Public

Inc.

(quar.)

(increased)
Service—

4-15

3-30

4.227c

preferred

4-15

47t%

preferred

3-22

472 7c

preferred

4-16

(quar.)

3-18

Northern

Insurance

Co.

4-25

4-10

$3.60

preferred

4-10

$4.08

preferred

(quar.)

4-10

3-29

$4.10

preferred

4-

3-22

$4.11

3-20

$4.16

10c

8

4-15
4-12

2%

4-30

4-10

25c

5-

4-10

3-

8

Ry

(quar.)
(Minn.)

Power

3-22

4-15

(interim)

3-22

27V2C

com.

'

4-20

3-15

4-30

4-

32c

4-20
4-15

V.4-15

3-29

$1.0272

preferred

(quar.)

$1.0234

preferred

(quar.)

$1.04

Northwest

Wayne)

dividend)

11-a %
112 %
1V 2 7©

5-

1

Engineering Co.,

1

class
!

A

6-

-

12V'aC

3

5-

5-

1
1

10c

5-

1

•4-30
4-30

.■

5-

Ocean

4-

1

■'

1

3-29

4-15

3-29

5-

1

4-15

25c

4-

1

3-20

3%.

5-15

'4-25

•

'

10c

Co.

A

Stock

dividend

Outlet

4-15

3-29

net

Fund,

capital

gains and
income)_.

$0.04

4-15

3-29

5c

4-15

Oxford

1

4-10

on

5-

1

4-10

25c

4-20

3-31

Oxford

J25c

(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)

6-29

6* 14

Pacific

American

4-30

4-15

Pacific

Coast

17'ac

4-30

4-12

10c

4-15

4-

$1
,

:7V

Manufacturing
both

New

Ltd.—

the

class

A

class

Co.
A

(initial

Paper

Co.,

(quar.)

(quar.)

♦SI.25

Majestic

Specialties, Inc. (quar.)..
Hyde, Inc...
International
Marine
Communica¬
tion, Ltd., American deposit receipts—

Malone

&

Marconi

(A

final

payment
Tax

come

mately

of

of

57*

38%%

$0,075

British

to

4-

(quar.)____

Quarterly
Market

Basket

(Calif.)—
dividend

Stock

Maryland Casualty
Stock

4-10
4-10

Rosenau c.Bros.,

3-29

4-19

3-29

4-26

4-'5

5-

4-19

Field

(Quarterly

Co.

3%%

net

preferred

(Oscar)

McDermott
McDonnell

(J.

Ray)
Mfg.

Fast

670

5-20
4-

4-29

St.

4-25

$1

Inc.

5-13

4-

Pacific

4-15

S

Co.
Co.

Power

35c

4-20

3-15

preferred
(serial

4-20

10c

4-29

(increased):
(quar.)

Inc.

(increased




(quar.)
(reduced)___
quar.)

4-30
5-

4-

1

preferred

7-

1

5-

1

4-

20c

4-25

37VaC

4-15

IOC

5-

1

3-15

v

Park

preferred
Chemical

4.20%

4-12

(quar.)^
preferred (quar.)

4.64%
,

„

:——2__ j

.

—
_

4.25%

preferred

6-

1

Gas

(quar.)___

5-10

4-26

A

4-30

"4-

5

Ltd.

W.)
&

Electric

■

6-

1

5-15

$1.16

6-

1

<5-

1

4-15

4-1

&

6-20

5-17
6- '3

4-30

4-15

7-31

7-15

5-1

4-1

6-17

6-

Co.

Power

3

$1.25

(quar.)

common

J

3

2

4-17

6-15

5-23

4-25

4-10

32c
2272c

L

(quar.)

912"

32c
3;6c

(quar.)

9-17
12-16

4-15
4-15

3-29

4-15

3r29

22c

4-15

3-29

4-10

3-29

covering

l.———

$0,192

Co.,

12 /2c

4-15
4-10

3-22

common—

-30c

4-15

4-

1

$1.09

4-15

4-

1

$1.3174

4-15

preferred

.

25c

—_

(quar.)—.___

J 377zc

5-10

3-29

4-19

preferred

A

3-31

6-

1

b-n>

27%c
27/2C

58-

1

4-18

1

7-18

2727©

A ■•(quar.)—-

57270

4-15

25c

(quar.)

4-30

4-15

.■

Corp.

(quar.)

(stock

dividend)

.U—

13c

5-

1.

4-19

13c

(monthly)

Monthly

6-

1

5-20

Co.—

preferred

preferred

(quar.)

(quar.)_

$1

j|- J

1

5-15

$1.0674

4-15

6-14

25c

(quar.)

&

Eleetiic,

Corp.—
preferred

$4

4-1

15c

Insurance Co.

572%

$3.40
$1.06

—

1

4-15

$1.25

—

,

Paper

1

4-

t25c

(quar.)_

Schwitzer

Scott

3-'22

4-

4-15

Ry.,

(initial payment

Fetzer

4-16

4-15

tlOc

(quar.)__

preferred

&

5

4-10

.

15c

(quar.)__

(quar.)

Scott

1

4-

4-30

$1.25

class

Co.,

Ltd.

Francisco

Corp., 57©
Schlumberger, Ltd.

■

4-

4-22

25c

7 4-10

3-29

y4-12

$1.50

Schering

4-15

4-22
4-10
>•

$1.25

——

preferred

Aviation

5-10
3-29

3-25

$1.3772

4.36%

3-25

1

$1.12Vz
•,—-

57»%

3-25

6-

4-30

4-25

10c

(quar.)

3-25

4-10

5-10

He

pfd.

3-25

.4-10

1

20c

3-25

$1.35

6-

15c

—

4.607©

3-25.

5-10

5-10

—20c

preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.

Savannah

1
1

tlOc

Cement

Foods,

5-10

6-

6-

10c

Inc._

Corp.,

(Howard

Diego

5

5

5.-10

25c

4-10

Co.—

(quar.)-___:—

$1.0272

$1.37 72

4-10

25c

:

1 77

—

4-10

7V2C

(quar.)_

Power

6-

4-15

4-

-

$1.23%

period from Jan. 15)
Sangamo Electric Co

3-25

$1.50
;

preferred (quar.)_^
preferred (quar.)

$1

(quar.)

Scott

(quar.)
Co

4-25

4-12
4-

$1.18%

4.407©

3-25

$1.50

6-14

$1.02 72

$1.13
•

6-28

23%c

;

$1.41

'

4-12

4-19

:__

$1.54

—

4-10
4-10

1

1

1.

...

preferred series A (quar.)
preferred series B
Schenley Industries, Inc. (quar.)

$1.25

.$1.25

4-12

5-

5-

1

(quar.)

Inc.

Paul Fire & Marine

57©

Telephone & Telegraph—

Pennsylvania

4-10
3-18

25c

:—

preferred

Parke Davis & Co.

1

3-25

(quar.)—

67©

6-14

25c
—.

4-29

25c

4-10

(quar.)

Pacific

4-16

1

(increased)

3-19

5-1

5-

4727©

1

7-

—

preferred

6%

9

20c
;____

(quar.)____

Lines

c

25c

4-

7-31

4-15

5-

(quar.)

Sams

3-20

4-30

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

5.40%
93%

1_

,

4-15

5c

3-20

(quar.)__

common

$1.75

(quar.)

preferred)

4.52%

3-29

'

common

5.64%

7%
income)

Light,

6.16%

3-15
5-15

$1.183,4
—5c

common

4-1!)

4-16

(quar.)___

preferred
preferred

Saiada

3-20

(quar.)

Co.,

1

5-'l

25c.

(quar.)

San

3-20

4-15

2

4-

5-15

15c

Corp,

preferred

St.

3-20

4-15

$1.183,4

;

•

5-31

4-15

A

Louis-San

57©

3-20

$1.10

Chemical

(quar.)

Inc._:

57c

6-12

$1.1272

4-

4-10

5c
5%

(quar.)_____:

570

3-22

•4-15

Lawrence

Lawrence

St.

6-12

4-15

$1.09

(quar.)_

—

preferred

<5z

&

pfd.

6-28
6-28

25c

-

$1.1272

(quar.)

preferred (quar.)
Togs, Inc., class A (quar.)
Manufacturing Co.

Class
St.

1

31V4c
3772c

:

(quar.)

:

5%

2

Co.

Corp.

Motor

6-25

(quar.)

(quar.)

convertible

Nutrient

;

(quar.)

Common

'

investment

(quar.)

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
Metromedia,

______

(quar.)
Co.

Aircraft

McQuay-Norris
Merchants

&

7-16

$4.75
Pacific
-

1

Trust—

May Department Stores
Mayer

4-

5%

(quar.)..-

Investors

from

4-15

50c

'.

&

3-13

4-30

4-16

$4.36

Inc.

McBee Corp., 47270
preferred (quar.)_
572 7©
preferred (quar.)

.4- 2

4-15

9-20

4-25

27 7ac

570

Russ

1

9-20

9-30

50c

(quar.)

Royal

6-

6-20

9-30

11c

Russell

(quar.)_;

Corp.,

preferred

5%

(increased)

dividend

Marshall

Massachusetts

8

SI.50
12 "2 c

pfd.

Electric

preferred
prfeerred

$4.75

3%

67c

(quar.)

&

Lighting

$4.50

12 Vac

Industries

Gas

$4.40

In¬

approxi¬

share)

per

Maremont Corporation,
Marlene

less

equal

6%

Pacific

Co,

H.),

4-15

4-

6-20

6-30

77ac

25c

•

D.)

4-30

4-19

p-28

6-30

24c

_

(quar.)

Corporation

18c

5-10

6-21

America—

5.50%
preferred L '(quar.)
Corporation
(quar.)—
Rollins Broadcasting! (quar.)

(William

10070

1

4-12

7 7aC

Rohr

25c

B)

3-18

7-

59%c "

of

4-29

Corp.—

preferred K (quar.)_

Rorer

front

2

35c

127ac

12 7a c

I

1

30c

(special)

3-12

J '.(quar.)

5-

7

(quar.)

Co., 5% preferred
preferred (quar.)__

Pacific

1

Corp

4-10

____.

Industries,

(.

priority shares

preferred

3-29

25c

87 7ac

!
Drilling

preferred

(George

•

Convertible
•5%

3-22
3-22

4-11

:

preferred

45c

quar.)

com.

3-29

4-20

(quar.)

4.9570

dividend

class

3-29

4-15
4-20

t40c

4.10%

Roper

I5c

and

4-15

55c

quar,)

Electric,

Roper

25c

(stock

and

75c
5 7c

227ac

$1.06

Owens-Corning Fibergla&s (quar.)

3-29

5-

$1.06V4

(quar.).

(annual)

3

—$1.50

Offshore

Button

4-10

5-15

4-15

5-17

4-15

1

4-30

'

10c

4-19

1

.

4-10

4-

4-19

20c

-

3-13

4-15

1

1

$0.24

40c
_

A

Inc.—

3-15
4-25

1

1%

^
Securities

investment

"

(quar.)

(quar.)
474% pfd.

from

4-26

fi-12

Rcnson

Company

4-26

5-15
"

4-26

5-15

9c

(quar-.)

dividend

5-

21

1

5-15

12 7a C

5-

.

6-

(quar.)

(quar.)

Corp.
(quar.)__:

62V2C

,

(quar.)

'5-10

,.'-^5-10,7
5-10,7

$1.16

—

10c

2—w—

1

1

10c

434%

~

v22___-,^.w2_^_i'__72-----,2

Over-The-Counter

'

10c

Exploration—

(Chic.)

($0.20

class

&

4-11

66-

L;

preferred F (quar.)__
4.10% preferred H ;(quar.)

•

Oklahoma Gas & Electric, new com. (initial)
'
4%
preferred
(quar.).
:
4.2470
preferred
(quar.)_
,_2——.i—
Otis Elevator Co. (quar.)__
i
—;'

4-11

4-15

31 %c

Drilling

1

5-

$1.06 74

470

4-10

.

20c

,7
,ry

$1.227a'

_;

_<•:

Rochester Gas &

4-15

25c

■

(quar.)

5-

4-10

(quar.)—25c

:

—

com.

5-

4-10

1

3-22

30c

4-10

5-

'3-29

4-15

30c

4-10

10c

25c

5% preferred (quar.)_______
Old Republic Life Insurance

3-28

-

4-15

4.-c

6

4-30

4-30

22'ac
?

5-

25c

:

4-15

93% C

3-29

(quar.)-

<

7c

$2

-

Corp.

Rice^Mills,
Roadway Express, Inc

3-29

4-15

:_1,
(quar.)

1

America—

preferred

Rochester

10-15

5-15

17 7aC

(quar.)

Northwestern Steel & Wire Co.
Nunn-Bush Shoe
Co.
iquar.)

7-15

1

B

Extra

4-15

8-

11-

3%c

:

(quar.)

1

•Class

4-15,

5-

4-2

7

%

3-22

River Brand

3-29

(quar.)

5-15

Company
(quar.)—
Rich's,
Inc.,
common
(increased)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)

3-29

4-15

5

5-1

Richardson

3-29

90c

;

4-11

!

(Increased

A

Stock

9

$1.02

(quar.)
22

—;

4-11

1

4-10

:

472% preferred (quar.)
Realty Equities" Corp. (N. Y.)

3-22

4-15

55c

Y.)

(quar.)

4-25

8c

Pacific

4-15

$1.13

(N.

Northern

Northern States

$1.06

$1.06

1

5-

(quar.)

Properties

434%'

(quar.)

4-12

1

5

7

(quar.)___

3-18

42c

5-

25c

Pump Company;
Redwing Carriers, Inc
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Rc'vlon,
Inc.
(quar,)__
Reynolds Metals Co.'—• '•

4-,5

5-

North

com.

4-15

3-29
'4-

'

270
J50c

Reda

9-16

Extra

Co.

Co.,

preferred

(quar.)

3-21

60 c

Inc.,

F.)
&

preferred

,3-30.

Colorado,

Corp.

preferred

Ciass

6-17

4-10

dividend)

Forbes

(E.

1

4-

1

5-20

•

2

3-29

4-19

4-16

12 Vac

'.

4-15

4-30

4-15

—

Co._.

of

•

4-15

.

90c

Extra

8

7-

4-15

-—

:

2

4-

17c

3-18
4-

Corp.

1

4-15

—___

Extra

Real

4-25

$1.75

Pennsylvania—

(stock

H.)

4-16
4-15

c

4 %.

(quar.)

Videotronics,

(R.

15c

—

v

$1.0674

(quar.)

Quarterly '_

Calif.
$3.50

4-30

22c

Inc

7-11

10-10

127ac

5

——

Inc.

1

1

(quar.)

6-

Companies. Inc. (quar.)—
Lager Brewing Co.
(quar.)

MacDonald

Co

8-

3-15

:

Reading & Bates
Quarterly

4-18

11-

5-

4-12

$1.1772

common

Co.

Rapid-American

4-11.

15c

Sugar-Industries, Inc.,

4-25

2

(stock

5-10

1

3-29

$1.25

(quar.)

Mining

-$3.50

preferred

31 %c

—

Manufacturing Co. (quar.)....
Long Island Lighting (increased-quar.)
Louisville Gas & Electric, common
(quar.)

&

American

10c

Londontown

MacAndrews

of

Power

Quincy

5-31

15c

'

Littelfuse, Inc.
Logan
(Jonathan),

Stores

Refractories

5-

25c'

'

___——__

American

6-13

15c

Corp.
distribution)

gains

15c

—

(quar.)

(quar.)...

preferred

8

5%

_

_

Co.

1

!__

dividend

Quebec

1

7

4-15

quar.)

City Life Insurance (Phila.)

Common

-2

10c

.

___•__

(Ft.

4-15

30c

(quar.)

45c

——

;

5-

Sportswear

preferred

7

8

4-

3-29

(quar.)___

pfd.
pfd.

Corp
(quar.)

Co.,

8

4-20
4-15

5-15

Fashions

Oats

74-

3%

dividend)__

Ltd

of

Fund

4-11

.>4-11%.

•

25c

(quar.)

Radio

—

31 %c

-

4-

9334C

adj. • preferred
(quar.)—
preferred
iquar.i

6c

—

4-15

1
1

$1.50

(quar.)

(increased

preferred

670.

3-29

25c

55-

4-27

Service

Stock

.

,3-29

87V»c

(quar.)_

Quaker

Ry.—

(quar.)

25c

(quar.)

dividend).

4-15

7%

dividend

Link-Belt

Western

preferred

North

Ltd;—

dividend

Stock

50c

.

5%

3-31

127aC

—

Life Insurance

Lincoln

&

_-

670

irom

(quar.)

com.

4-10

3-26

Corp.—

670

13c

___

pi'd.

1

4-15

34c

7c
40c

<quar.)____

(quar.)

Quaker

Boston—

r

Share

5-

27'bc

4-10

2

5c

Co.

$5

preferred

Puritan

(Quarterly payment of 27c from net capi¬
tal gains and
3c from net investment

of

Norfolk

:__

quar.)

of

of

1

1

'4-

4-22

6272C

dividend)

Co.,

Puritan
5-

(quar.)

Bank

Co.,

(stock

Co.

5%

(quar.)

(quar.)______

(quar.)____

preferred

Puritan

ap¬

.

Electric

&

1

Commis¬

__

Quarterly.
:
New Jersey Natural Gas,
common
Newberry (J. J.) Co., 3%% pfd. (quar.)—

*

(quar.)—---

dividend)

Service

221ac

—

iquar.i

New

6c

-—

Inc.
(quar.)
dividend

Assurance

preierred

the

to

:

6-15

35c

Corporation

(Stock

Public.

Nevada)

9-16

300

—

(quar.)
(increased)

Lincoln National

the

subject

1

_

B

Inc.

of

of

30c

(increased)

common

split

1

6c

preferred

(quar.)

Co.,

—

(quar.)
Co.. common

5%

Magnin

3-29

Co.

stock

7-

Inc
Co.

5(7

Leetrohics,

Stock

4-12
5-

Tank

Power

(3-ior-2

6 7c

Bakeries,

(stock

Northrup

Levines,

4

.4-

4-15

7

••

$1.3772

Electric

Alexander,

Service

1

(Del.)—

Light

&

'3-20

4-15

10c

Co. of New Hampshire—
(quar.)
28c
3.35%
preferred
(quar.)
84c
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
',$1.1272
Publishers Company, 670 preferred
iquar.)_
$1.50

4

National

'5-6

Common

4

4-

3-29

10c

semi-annual

preferred (quar.):
Parfums, Inc. (quar.i

Industries

&

4-

4-

.4-19

6-

Corp.

4%;%

4,

4-22

10-

—

4.75%

4-

4-22

3-29

RR.

4.64%
4-22

32c

4-30

40c

Equities Corp.
(monthly)
& Gamble,
8%
preierred

Public

36c

,16c

common

4.90%

,

Stocks

—

1

Co.,

3-29

4-22

4-15

87

S-3_

-

3-29

4-15

—:

...

87 "2C

1—

Co.,

4-15

4c

Public

capital gains

10c

5.50%

Exploration

Sessions

10c

_

Dividends

25c

North

&

Balanced

year-end

Balanced

4-15

.

&

3-15

.3-29-7

4-12

(quar.)__

Co., 3.6070
preierred
(quar.)

Primex
3-29

5c

(quar.)___

Edison

Procter
4-15

centavos

(quar.)

General

Inc.

"4-15
'3-15

.4-15

5-1

(quar.)
Corp.
(stock

preferred

Bros.

1

.

$1

Erie

Co.

Gas

Price

income—

6c

40

1

5-

,

4 7o

preferred

preierred

Preway,

3-22

;

of

3-19

,

4-15

"

share)„

per

4-10

5-

$1

com.

Co.

Potomac

4-1

4-12

4-15

common

Cable

K.)

Powdrell
5-15

30e

90c

(quar.)___
Life Insurance Co.—

Co.,

Dynamics
(H.

47o%

Corp.—

investment

&

Portland

4-25

20%
__

4-10

(quar.)
(quar.)___-_________:

Portland

BB

Class

Bond

87»'2C

•______

1

1

4-10

,

Rubber

4.70%

...

Research

net

5-

Income

7c

_____

(quar.)

Mining

&

Pneumo

1

National

5-14

1

Nevada

(quar.)

&

Lazard

6-

50c

.

Thermos

Annual

Lamson

470

Securities

7c

Press, Inc.
Inc.
(quar.)

Labrador

in

;

;

Machinery

Wire

Porter

3-29

SI.50

4-10

5-

'

preferred

Plymouth

4-16

4-15

Co.

Company,

Plastic

Co.—-

(payable

...

4-

5-1

(quar,)_____

Insurance

distributions)7,

income)

KingspOrt

Krylon,

pfd.

Growth

.

are

investment

670

Stock

—

Series

Co.,

4-15

15c

(quar.)""

(quar,).

National

shares

Fluid.

Co.

1

(quar.)

convertible

572%

32Vac

Welding.Machines

5-

9772C 1

centavos

Owners

Pittsburgh & Lake

5

.240c

.

1

$1.0772

Telephone,

tommon

Pittsburgh Brewing

Co.

tquar.)

National

Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Medium-Grade Bond Series B-2

Macy

Y.)

^

1

5-

dividend

$2.50

.

5-

(quar.)__

Chemical

Finance

$3.50

.;_4

•

4-15

Stevens

Pittston

3-15

National

—-—

two-for-one

approve

4-24

1

3-

5-14

Co.—

common

4-11

6-

4-15

5-14

—.—

Utilities

4-30

$1.37Va

'

•

95c

payment

Company,

Home

Stock

3-18

4-10

1

-j.

Industries

Kentucky

4-15

8c

_

(quar.).—

(increased).

1

S1.12Va'

Kelly Girl Service, Inc
Kendall Co., common (quar.)—',

4%

3-20

40c

Line

fiscal

5-14

4-15

30c

Co.

6-

V

(quar.)

dividend).

^

Inc.,

1

Corp.
(monthly)
Monthly
}.
Kellogg Company—
3V270 preferred (quar.)
372 70
preferred
tquar.)_
preferred

1

4-12

$1.10
___^

"

4-20

,4-12

$1.17

(quar.)

(a

preferred

Pioneer
22 72c

(stock

&

Pioneer

3-29

Gas

National

3

4-15

dividend

Quarterly

6-

3-15

Rubber

National

Pierce

4-16

Electric

(All

6-20

4-10

6-

Kavanau

372 70

6-

1

,

25

8

4-30

share)

Pillsoury
$4

$3.50

_—

of

5-

3-14

"4-

4-30

'

-

;

Distance

preferred

per

3-29

4-30

$1.05
—

Ry.,

(quar.)

A

payment

4-25

62 7aC

Phillips-Eckadt Electronic Corp. (init. quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (stock dividend)

5-10

10c

stock)

5-14

1

4-12
5-31

Corp. (quar.5c
Hess, Inc. (stock dividend).
3%

N.

Old

(A

87c

1

25c

"

(quar.)..2.

$1.08%

______

(quar.)

Southern

City

preferred

6-

4-

7c

Register COi (quar.)
Commercial Bank & Trust

National
S5c

—

(quar.)

Co.

Lead

4-11

3-27

4-11

:

(monthly)

Fuel

National

2

4-29

3-18

4-15

Aeronautical

Stock

2

4-15

SI

...

(s-ai—

National

4-17

4-8

Long

4-15

15c

^

4-

177ac

(quar.)_

(quar.)

preferred

Philippine

Telephone & Telegraph—

National

7-18
4-

25c

(quar.)
Southern Industries,

City

Kansas

Lucky
Lucky

1

1

4-23

•

1

4-26

3.9070

5

5-

__

(quar.)

class'

Fabric

(Albany,

6-17

2%c

preferred

Kansas

Lowe's

1

5-

7 ','2 c

(quar.)__

5 7c

4-15

8-

93 %c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Leeds

;.

4-

10c

_____:

Biscuit

4-15

4-10

7-

.3-29

3-18

1

12c

(quar.)

Philip Morris, Inc., common
47?
preferred
(quar.)

Mills,- Inc.—

Industries

11 0 n al

a

Light—'

preferred

Lanvin

Co.

National

40c

1

25c

(quar.)

Cash

N

1

5-

4-19
5-15

28c

(quar.).

Vernon

■National

5

4-30

5-

3-25

12VaC

;

%

4-10

$1

8

preferred
Electric Co.—

Philadelphia
■4.68% preferred

3-25

4-

25c

tquar.).

4-19

20c

4-15

22c

(quar.)

(increased).,

uncreasecr)

Inc.

National

(quar.)

(quar.)

Line

MSL

'

preferred

Lasco

Co.

Quarterly
Movielab, Inc;,

'

(quar.)__

Power

preferred

preferred

SI.80

Sale

National

_

common

4.3570

Lance,

Power

National Bellas

:L.

75c
25c

common—

10c

——

4.20%

47c

System

National

Kansas

47©

Barge

Marking

co.

4-10

convertible

.

4-22

41c

(quar.)

(quar.)

Murphy Cetp., preferred series A

—,

(quar.)

class

Manufacturing Co.

4%

preferred

National

33/47©
Josten's,
Class

3.80%
*

3-31

5-15

\l%

(quar.)

(quar.t

4-11

30

Co.

Jack

'

.

3tj5^--~.5-

Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)
Permanente Cement Co., common

Regulator—

3-23

3-

&

preiened

15c

3

8

Coke

4.30%

20c

_

(quar.)

4-12

4-

&

Moe

3-20

Corp.

77c
preierred
Mountain States

1

4-

Co.—

(quar.)'
preferred • (quar

MPO

1

4-

Light

Manny,

tquar

5-

_'

Common

Life

4-

Gas

xaoys

preierred

Mount Diablo

'

4-15

-—

.

-

Peoples

570

...

(quuu

45c

—

;

share)

per

4-16

4.40%

Motorola,

3-15

4-10

Sl.oO

(quar.)

Jergens (Andrew) Co. iquar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
47© preferred
(quar.)

.

3-15

4-15

2C

(quar.)

;

Construction

1

rtp

Montgomery Ward Co., common
Morgan Guaranty Trust (quar.)

ordinary cla&s n.—
of 20 %
less British Income
38% 7©
equal
to
approximately

of

SO.075

5-

1

Mosier

payment

Tax

$1.10

When
Holder$
Payable of Rec.

Share

J.)

dividend

6

Montana

1

(N.

Penney (J. C.) Company (quar.)

■4-15

Minnesota & Ontario Paper, (quar.

1

4-

lie

Co
Ltd.,

Stock

County

.

I

5-

Narrow

Jefferson

Joy

4-

15c

Mfg.

4-15

3-25

5-

5-21

Mississippi Valley

3-29

4-15
4-15

7 V2 C

p^d.

4-10

%

-

Bergen

5-

Mount

common

Per

of

tj-l 2

Monarcn

1

5c

__

6%

4-

5%

income)

Light Co.,

1

5-

4-15

;—

Packers, Inc.,

Jacobsen

(A

3-22

_____

ordinary

Iowa
Iowa

Jaguar

3-29

4-16

.

:—

preferred (quar.)
Investors Research Fund—

15c
32 %c

—

Products

Minneapolis-Honeywell

3-15

4-15

—

—

Ltu.,
com.
t^.ar.J
preferred (quar.)—_

67©

(From

4-15

Foundation,

A

Class

4-26

2„c

2rc

-.—
—

convertible

1

25c

(s-a)

Co

4-30

Co.

5-20

r ood

s

Factors

preference
(quar.)
Minnesoia Enterprises, Inc.,

17 Vac

(111.)

Investors Funding Corp of N.
Class

5-

5%

A—r___l

Casualty

dividend

Investment
6 7©

&

4%

370

1

Fire

3-15

rancaKes,
uc.—
International industries

Packers, Ltd.
tquar.)_t.
International Telephone & Telegrapn (quar.)
Interstate

■

Company

Trust

Mickeioerry

3-22

ox

to

1

Name of

Peoples

dividend
(one additional
share for
each four shares held)-—,
Michigan Seamless Tube Co.
25c
Mill

International

Interphoto

8

25c

dividend

of Rec.

Stock

or-

dinary

income)
International
House

4-

4-15

60c

(quar.)
uroni

Holders

Co,—

(quar.)..2
Utilities—

.

Co.

Corp.

When

Payable

•

.

;
Harvester

International

Electric

•

——

preierred

Michigan Gas

3-29

International Flavors Hi Fragrances-?-

International

Per

Share
..-

*

—_

4.40%

———

■

•

dividend)
(Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)-,—.—(George J.) Mfg. Co. (quar. 1—_______

Michigan Gas &

t^uautvxy

amefiva

*

"

Company

(Stock

Meyer

____

.

Fund

income,
til

is or

5-22

Meyer

.

urowtn

Name of

(quarterly from

*

from

.:

of Rec.

Metropolis Bowling Centers Inc.—

2%

Institutional Growth Fund

Institutional

Holders

,

11

—

Continued

on

page

46

,

12

(1424)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

,

.

Monday, April 8, 1983

Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY
YEARLY

RANGE OF PRICES

WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING

RANGE OF SALE PRICES

Range for Previous

Range Since

Jan. 1, 1963

Lowest

Highest
Jan

NEW

Highest

YORK

23

55

39% Jan

7

42

Mar 22

Monday

29

81% Mar

72% Jan

17

91

Apr

Abbott

21% Jan
78% Dec

12y4 Mar 26

14% Jan

14

ABC

74% Jan

4

88% Feb

26

ACF Industries

681/4 Feb

28

Par

Abacus Fund

56 % Aug

11V4 Oct

24
25

60 Va Oct

24

99 % Jan

28

21

25

33% Feb
23% Jan

9l/a Sep
22

Oct

10
May 29
39% Oct
1

Jan

13% Jan
25

80

10

4

Apr

Acme

Steel

24

lt% Jan

24

90% Jan

43% Mar 18

54% Feb

6

19% Mar 15

11% Jan

3

15% Jan

28

20% Jun

25

35% Jan

17

2214 Mar

4

26% Jan

8

May 28
% May 29

18% Apr

18

14'/a Jan

3

161/4 Feb

Feb

12

45 Va May 29

70 % Feb

7

4% Feb

19

$414

3% May 29
33

Jun

14

May 29

Mar 15

57

54 y8 Jan

14

8

Jan

3

19

26% Mar 26

89% Dec

94 y2 May 16

4

91

Jan

Corp

25%

25%

25 5%.

25%

26

25%

26

7,400

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23'%
15

Control

Products

Products

50c

22

Gas

Inc

Products
Inc

58%

41%%

Allen

17% Feb

15

13% Jan

2

15

4

Allied

Kid

441% Jan

31

40

Jan

2

45

/Mar

4

Allied

91% Feb

5

7

Feb

15

9

Mar

8

Allied

45% Oct

26

66% Feb

6

811% May

Jun

4

9% Oct

23

16% Feb

2

11% Jan

2

13% Jan

10

12% Oct

24

23

4

14% Jan

2

171/4 Jan

29

81'% July

88

3

Jan

100% Mar

5

25

87% Feb

7

89

Jan

91

3

Jan

943/4 Apr

17

5

3%

3%

3%

3%

3%

33%

35%

351%

35'%

35%

35'%

35i%

1,500

2234

23%

22 %

23

22'%

22%

22%

22%

22 3%

22%

21,600

28

283s

28 '/a

283/4

28%

29%

29i%

29%

29%

30i%

31.500

95%

*93%

95%

*93 %

951%

*93%

95%

*93i%

95%

*931/4

10

10%

10

10%

10

10%

9%

10

10'%

32%

33 %

33%

33%

32%

32%

32%

32%

33

33%

3,700

36 %

36%

35%

36i%

36%

36

36%

36

3 61/2

17,700

49% 7; 50

49 %

49%

49%

36%
49%

49%

49%

49%

50%

9,600

100

100

45 %

46'%

45%

161/4 Feb

28

19% Feb

7

4.08% convertible preferred
Alpha Portland Cement

25% Feb

28

30% Jan

8

Alside

2

24% Apr

5

46 %

45

Jun

25

68% Mar 23

51 % Mar 22

60% Jan

14

Aluminum

161/2 Jun

22

23

Dec

20% Jan

281/4. Feb

27

May 29
84% Jun 25

34

Feb

9

Amalgamated Sugar Co

134'% Feb

15

20% Jun

15

153/8 Oct

24

90

26

Jun

31

Mar

23% Jan
114

16% Oct

18

22% Oct

25

30

July 19

Feb

65

59

40'% Jan

'

1

7

22'% Jan

2

113 % Jan

2

221/2 Jan

16

23

17% Jan

16

97

25% Mar 28
130
32 %

11

Apr

1
5

103

Apr

4

17% Jan

2

26

May 18

25% Apr

2

29% Jan

4

62

11

Oct

18

Apr
18% Jan

4

Jun

25

53% Apr

25

14

13% Jan

41

48% Jan

Jan

5

21% Apr

3

Feb

Apr

67

Feb

2

*13%

Amerace

Co

of

11

American

Bakeries

17-

American

Bank

461/2

47%

47%

47%

48%

77,400

14

14%

4,900

13%

14%

14%

15

43

43

43 %

x43'/a

43%

8%

8%

8%

8 %

8%

8%

8'/a

8%

4,800

55%

55i%

55%

55%

55%

55%

55%

55

55%

8,000

89

89

89

89

89

90

89

90%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

12%

13

12%

13

13,400

15%

15%

15%

15%

16 %

16%

16 %

151/a

16%

16,500

94%

*92

94%

*92
18

23%

23%

23 %

.241%

52%

53%

26

26

24%
to

*92

98

94%

100

18'/a

18%

18%

18'A

18%

11,500

28

27%

28

27%

28%

4,000

*92

94 %

24%

25%

*25%

23%

24%

23'%

231/a

23%

125%

31

24%

53%

25 %

24%

00^

124%

125%

124%

126%

1271/2

32%

•

29

31%

30%

53

f

31%

30%

-1

1

19%

100

*101'%

104%

23%

23%

23%

24%

24 %

24%

26 %

26 %

25%

26%

25%

26'/4

*25%

64%

62%

No par

.

5

Feb

26

16 3% Jan

11

American

Bosch Anna

58 3/4 Apr

Corp

4

American

Brake

Co——No par

preferred

50

20

*63

2

20

-

20%

103

*63

64%

24%

125,800

53%

543/8

55,500

25%

24%'

25%

253/4

23%."

23%

241/8

128

129%

20 "0

'20 %

*100%

31'A

29,200

20%

21%

103,500

1041/e

'

104%

64%

*63

24

44,400

*100%

20%

104%

1,400
4,600

130

30%

31%

20%

*100%

103

24%

54%

24

52%
25%

52 %

*25%

52

180

27%

28%

1

*89

18

94%
18%

27%

common

1,300

12%

No par

Co

Shoe

1,200

47

43

18

2

6%

22%

14

28%

11
1

22 %

43

17%

preferred

Note

22 %

13%

27%

common

100

22%

15%

Petroleum

Airlines

104

22%

8%

*88

-12.50

convertible

*102

22%

42 %

10

America

103

11,200

54%

Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No
par

3y2%

".

103

104

10

8%

100

Corp

American

44

No par

Aluminium Limited

Amerada

14

*43

No par

Inc

*102

22 %

10

common

20 Va Jan

31

103

22%

Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No
par
4%
preferred
100
Allied Supermarkets Inc
1

493% Mar 20

18

103

22%

_5

Mfg

102

21 %

No par

Allis-Chalmers

3,100

5

Co

28% Jan

4

18,200

3%

35%

9

25

12

583%

3%

35%

1

Corp

24

303/a Jan

57%

3%

1

16% Oct

21

22,500

10

Inc__

17% Jun

14% Dec

59%

3,600

59%

35%

Products

553/4 Mar 13

583%

2,800

15%

x581/2

3%

1

Mills

25

49% Jan

60 34

59%

58%

15%

58%

35%

100

common—:

Chemical

6% Jun

Apr

58%

15

5

preferred

Industries

Allied

58'%

15%
61%

.

18,700
33,800

1

Inc

6%
convertible preferred
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd

5

58

common

Alleghany Corp

48% Apr

15

60'%

11.500

4 8 3%

15

3%

2

11

2

15
62

10'%

10

10%

2

28

25

78

61%

No par

52% Jan

Apr

14

62%

Corp_.

3

23% Feb

15

61%

Industries

Alco

103

14%

1

_u.

Chemicals

&

Reduction

J

Alabama
Aldens

Jan

5,700

233%

;

47% Jan

12
July 5
34% May 29

25%

2334

Corp

19

4

25%

1

Aeroquip

53% Apr

42'% Mar

9,100

25%

10,400

/•;

47-%

39% May 28

2

16

14

11

2

69%

15%

48%

23

Jan

87

68'%

16

15

42'% Jan

19% Jan

86

69%

15'%

14%

38% Jan

93

87%

68'%

15%

10

2

4

853%

69i%

15'%

1

47%

10

2

87

69

153%

14%

Apr

10

86'%

6934

15%

11'%

32% Jan

Jan

87%

69%

153/a

48%

32 3%

Dec

85

70

15%

143%

5

57

85

69%

10%

2

23% Mar

83 %

48'%

29

13

1,200

12,100
10,000

15

Jan

96

13

H'%

12'% Mar 20

24

12%.

49%

48'% Jan

Sep 18
16% May 29

13

14%

41

88

123%

10%

14

34'% Oct

12i%

48

29

.

12%

15

931/2 Jan

.

12%

'.

11%

23% Mar 29

4

12%

____No par /

27

934 Apr

13

Corp

Jun

5% May

12%

Shares

91

42

1

27% Sep

19

%

48%

30 y2 Jan

9

90

14%

A

41/3 Jan
38 V8 Jan

2

42

90%

11'/a

Air

59% Jan

4

4

Jan

42

893%

473/8

Air

12

39

42

91

1

'Air

Feb

22% Apr

42

89%

1

Co

Adams-Millis

4

31/2 Apr

24% July 25

42

89%

Admiral

6

10

2

41%

88%

Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50

Jan

65

35

40% Mar 26

25

411/4

89

Adams Express Co

24

10

41 %

88%

Markets Inc

Acme

914 Oct

41

41%

25

„__l

the Week

Friday
April 5

-

April 4

10

15
14

Jan

Sales for

Thursday

1

Inc

Jan

'

Wednesday
April 3

5

-

Vending Corp

27

1

Tuesday
April 2

April 1.

1

Laboratories

161/8 Feb

2

Mar

3

LISTED STOCK

LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES

STOCK

EXCHANGE

34 % Oct

52 Va Jun

EVERY

STOCKS

Year 1962
Lowest

FOR

24%

24%
26'A

100
'

24%

26 %

261/4

*62

63

7,900
900
60

63%

15%

15%

15%

15%

15%

16i/4

15%

16%

15%

153/4

55

56

56

57%

57

58

57%

58%

57%

58'A

26,300
11.900
"

.

American

22% Jun

25

471/2 Feb

19

301/4 Mar

381/8 May 29
38i/4 July
5

47'A Feb

19

43% Apr

4iy8 Mar

9

401/2 Jan
10% Apr

41

38i/4 Jan

14

473/8 Feb

1

2

421% Jan

30

2

113/4 Jan

22

4
1
1

-

__l

Can

preferred
American Cement

33%

32%

41%

,44%
142

*41%

5

10%

10%

12.50

Corp

50y4 Mar 26

47% Jan

18 Va Oct

1

24% Jan

20

23

341/4 Feb

23

Apr

3

2 81/4 Jan

24

3iy2 May 29

American

51% Jan

41% Jan

3

50

Feb

27

84

American Crystal Sugar common-10
4 % %
prior preferred—
100
American Cyanamid Co
lo

20

Oct

2

5
52% Apr
221% Mar 27

25

Jan

3

94

Dec

88% Mar 12

94

Jan

18

351/0 Jun

25

50

Dec

473/4 Jan

2

31

25

55% Jan

383/8 Jan

3

563/4 Apr
44% Jan

23

Jun

28% Oct
36

Jun

12% May 29
81/4 Oct 18

American

1

36% Jan

Distilling

3

American

Electric

3

623/a Jan

18

American

Enka

20% Mar

1

291/2 Apr
17% Jan

4

31

5

2

16

8% Jan

2

3
26% Apr
11% Mar 14

8

34% Jan

2

American

49% Mar 25

Hardware

22

8

American

18% Mar 21

Home

23

Jan

4

15

16

Jan

23

24% Jan

5

106% Nov

12

42 % Jan

Mar 20

2

24

79 y2 Sep - 7

•

85

2

30% Jan

3

36% Jan

105% Nov

29

30 % Apr

11% May 29
30 y2 Oct 24

18% Sep

18

53

Apr

23

46

Jan

2

18% Mar 13

24

May 29

73% Jan
32 Va Jan

24

24

Oct

24

12

Oct

24

142 y2 Jan
Oct

•

.

Jan

20% Nov

•

29% May 29
17

42% Jun

25

40% Feb
18% Jan
May
Apr

38 % Dec

98% May 29
25% Oct 24

July

18 y4 Oct

101

Jan

2

14% Jan

2

.16

17

Jan

31

Mar 11

29 % Jan

7

18

American

Natural

24

American

News

65% Jan

25

American

Feb

14

7

6.1

Mar

7

10% Apr
5
27% Mar 25

12% Jan
150'

2

Jan

7

16% Jan

2

30% Jan
56% Jan

24

31

136 % Jan

2

2

44% Apr
134% Feb

19

25

63% Dec

27

S

151.

Jan

127

Aug 10

27% Oct 31
26% Oct 17

19

10

Jun

27

39

Oct

24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15

26

Jun

54

25

Mar 30

33% Mar 29

Jan

17
21

3

54

Feb

21
15

114% Jan

125 % Feb

7

28

Mar

32% Mar 13

127% Jan

136

59

Apr
22% Jan

Jan

Mar 26

36% Apr

26% Jan

25

4

41% Feb

25 % Mar 19

22% Aug 29

24

39% Jan

29

23

18% Jan

37% Jan

May 29

8

15% Apr
3
154% Jan 25

24% Jan

Jan

Jun

Jan

7

164

26% Jan

20

25

25

32% Jan

'

11% Apr
5
68% Mar 21

21% Jan
125

Jan

34% Feb

9% Jan

4

15

26
25
24

Jan

25

Mar 19
6

Jan

23% Apr
48 % Jan

29

3
30

20% Jan

4

14% Mar 16

31% Apr
17% Jan

4

37% Jan

10
May 28
16% Oct 24

15

20% Jan

25% Feb

13

25

3

5

30 % Jan

34% Feb

4

40% Jan

48

4

27% Jan

25% Oct

26

37% Jan

35% Feb

14

4

28% Jan

34% Apr

5

97
Apr
39% Jan

5
8

Anderson

41% Jan

7

Anken

91

Jun

27

34% Sep 26
H36% Nov 19
11

Jun

For

25

95

92

Jan

49

.

28

Apr

May 16
% Feb
9
44% Dec
5
24% Feb

footnotes,

see




8

page

25% Mar 22

15% Feb

23.

27

Feb

4

18% Mar 22

48

93%

*92

93%

*92

93%

*92

55'/8

54%

55%

40%

x39%

39%

34%

34%

35%

60

60%

59%

60%

Amsted

Anaconda
Anchor
$4

Apco

9,700

76,700
17,100

39%

38%

39%

39

39

J_l

39%

49%

50y8

49%

50%

50'%

52%

521/4

53%

53%

5434

55.200

par

19%

20%

19%,

20%

19%

20i/4

20%

20%

201/4

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70,700

1

15

15

211/8

102

21%

20%
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343/4

163/4

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19%'

20%

41%

42%

22 3/4

*84

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86%

23

22%

63%

64

11 Va

27%

14%

64%

64

64

11%

710%

11

28

-

1541%

15

15%

15

*153

154%

*153

17%

33

333/8

33%

33%

32-%

33%

Film

2,400

10%

10%

11

11%

11%

11%

2,400

68

67%

68%

68

68 %

18,100

163%

Xl60%

162

159

*23%

*125%

127%

233/4

24

33%

34%

34%

34%

34%

50%

50%

50%

49%

503%

39%

39%

121%
31%

313%

134%

135%

134%

1343/4

61%

60

60%

24%

24 3 4

251/4

251/4

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28%

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10

29,400

35%

34'%

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50

50%

50%

50%

39%

395/8

18,600

122%- 123%

118,400

39%

39%

122%

123 3a

31%

31%

134 5/8

135%

30'/4
134

60,200

1345/4

1,070

<;

61%
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613/s

62

61'A

615/a

58,500

253/s

255/8

26

26%

26%

1,600
700

*273/4

28'%

*27%

28%

27%

27%

26%

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263%

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26%

26%

26"%

*26

27

*26

27

*26

27

24%

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24%

*241/4

245%

24%

24%

24%

24%

221/4

23%

20%

23%

20'/2

22%

21%

22%,

44%

45%

46

471/4

29%

30%

30

31%,

155%

16

155/8

16

25

*241/4

1

2iy8

22

43

43

43

43

43

44%

28'%

29%
16%

28%

29%

29

295/8

15%

15%

16%

15%

15%

23

23

221%

7,200

31

26%

26

1,800

34%

1351/4

60%

24%

24

128

39%

1351/4

59

370

160 %

23%
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1221%
311%

39%
121

160

24
126

126
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50%

30%

160

160

159%

233/4
127%

120%

•23%

,

*26

110

27

50

300

130,500
3,400
V,

27,300
28,700

231/4

23%

23

23%

323/4

32%

32%

323/4

32%

32%

33

32%

33

8,400

44%.

45%

443/4

45%

44%

44%

44%

45%

45%

46

32,900

32 y4

32%

32

32%

321/4

32 i/a

32 3/a

32%

32%

33

32%

32%
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:

33%
96

33%
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33%
96

.

231%

235%

•

333/8
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33%

34

96

34

34

343/4

95%

97

28%

28%

28

28%

59,400

27

27%

26%

27

12,300

17%

17%

17%

21,700

34i%

35%

29

35%

28%

30

26'%

27%

26 %

27%

26'/2

273%

17%

173/4

17%

18

173/8

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1,490

,

96

*95
.

Corp___20c

17%.

5,900

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21.80

1

'

4,500

663/4

39%

6-25

5

7

103/4

31%

No par

Co__

56,900

7'/

67%

121%

Cable—No par

•

151/4
154

14/200

10%

23%

1

v

/ *153

•

66%

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1

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10%

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50

1,100
82,800

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-

18 %

23%

1
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6,000

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33%

33%

24,500

•

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11

•/

17%

.

226,400

--

10%

64%

15

19%
22

18

No par

Inc.

-

18',4

No par

.

'•

41%

211%

22%

28%

.

•

19%
40%

19%
42

.

18

120%
30%

.

1,300

*153

25

shares

27

10%

7;//

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127%

5

27 v:

27

643/a

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,

.

;

23%

25

7,100

27%

18

6.25

com

900

161/a

154

33 %

;

7

►125%

25

35%
107%

163/4

67%

67

163 Va

173/4

33%

33

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17%

■V7>,

28%;

273%

21,000

35%
107 Va

19'4

22%

27%

15

22%

30

861/2

163/4

22

413/4

.

6,900
48,900

21%

35 %

41%

20%

10%

•

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27'%

19%
40%

•

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Co Ltd—£1

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35%

27

%

41%

,

,

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-1,700
v.

16%

35%

163/4

20%

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103 '

107% .107%

1071%

16%

40%
22%

17%

86%

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20.

153

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21%

213/4

35%

153/4

215%

21%

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21

6,700

40%

15i/4

15%
21%
103

21 %

106%

35

39

39 %

86'/a

*

-

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7

343/i

27%

com—_5

*84

213/8

21%
103"

V106%

10%

100

preferred

Corp

203/4

631/4

Dvlpt Corp_l

pr,eferrejd_100

.

21%

■'

*15

15%

21%
*101%

•16% '16%
-27%
27%

v

27%

_1.66%
Co—_ _io

Inv

.

22 y8

101%

203/4

•

106%

16%

*15

38%

%

'

35%

106%

2

15% 7

21%

101%

v

86%

100

_iNo par

.

151/a

21%

102

___i

&

,

12.50

Hocking Glass Corp

Oil

11,200

10%

25

&

25,900

60%

25%

No par

&

2,200

35%

60

30%

25

Clayton

40%

351/8

60

10%

.——25

&

40

35%

58%

/

;

25

100

Co

Chemical

59%

•"

39%

35%

35%

59%

39

39%

34%

100

66,900

56%

30 Va

!

Wire

39%

56%

561/8

55%

55%

10%

Sugar Refining com—

Industries

Anaconda

54%

^l.r^

26

Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp

2

93%

481%

30

Co

Inc endorsed

Jan

*92

*48

10%

Ampex Corp

52% Jan

93%

48%

25 %

5%
preference
American Zinc Lead &
Smelting

37

4 8'A

*48

5,000

29%

preferred

37% Jan

*46%

48 %

7

10%

preferred
5%% preferred

28

48

23%

26%

preferred

23% May 29
35% Oct 22

4,800

23

'

30

Viscose Corp
American Water Works

23% Jun

23%

24%

10%

American

AMP

•23%

23'%

341/4
•

—

Inc

23%

24%

-

25%

preferred
;
American Tel & Tel Co—
American Tobacco common

Ametek

5,400

23'/a

22%

29%

7%

5%

22%

22%

11

6%

7

22%

22%

30%

non-cumulative

6%

22 %

22%

•

261/a

American

26% Feb

Jan
Jan

25% Mar

6

5

22%

22%

40%
•'

Seating Co
lo
American Ship
Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No
par
7%
preferred
100
American Snuff Co
common—8%

28% Apr
2
26% Mar 19

13% Jan
42

% Mar 26

65% Feb
26 Va Apr

52%

50%

10

Corp

South African

51'%

50%

25

Sany

American

51%

50%

,

54%

Photocopy Eqpt C0.1N0 par
American Potash & Chem—No
par
American Rad & Std

6%

7,500

50%

10%
50%

*92

American

Amer

103/i

30

Gas

7%
preferred
American Research

10%

11%

Co

Optical

10%

30% 7 /

American Meter Co
American Motors Corp_

45% Jan

23

10%

10%

50%

-

com—1

•*24% Jan

1,200

10%

25%

convertible preferred
Metal Products

2

50,900

41 5/B

11

American

26

45%

41%

*471/2

:

Investment. Co of 111
1
5 % %. prior preferred
100
American Mach & Fdry
com___i,75
3.90% preferred
100
American Metal Climax Inc

Mar 26

45'%

41%

33

25

Products

Jan

31,000

45%

41%

24%

American

4%%

33%

44%

41%

30% ;

Hosp Supply Corp_No
American International
Corp

39% Feb
21

25

17

109

26% Mar It

29

32%

441/4

41%

10%

50%

—.

17

30% May
8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
43 % Mar
2

3

27

Jan

4

152

1

Jan

54% Jan

65

2

20% Feb

2

2

152% May 16
30% Mar 15

2

22

23% Oct 26
8% May 29
48% July 18

123

19

Mar 14

1

8 y4 Oct

32

1

Jan

5

122

25

40

23

2

Jan

24% Feb

2

27

142

22 % Apr
104

2

Jan

24

14

2

20% Jan
81

Sep

48 y4

20% Jan

101% Mar 18

Mar 19

12% Oct

Oct

3

86

22% Jun

20

Jan

40 % Mar 22

58% Jan

32%

43%

32%

40c

American

30

33

44%
42

33%

221/8

|

2/50

—

Jan

43%

Power—No par

Foreign

33% Feb

13

97

&

5

"

'

43%

lo

__

issued

American

1

Co—6.50

American Export Lines Inc

40 y2 Feb

19% Feb

24 y2 Oct

When

Co

Power

Corp

79

13% May 29
18% Jun 28
15% Oct

Mar 21

No par

Commer Barge Line Co__3
Consumer Ind
No par

32% Mar

May 29

101

Cable

571/4 Jan

10% Jan

25

17

&

641/4 Dec

14

44% Oct

Chain

American

35% Dec

24

25 % Jun

5

American

33

25

common.!

Co

7%

27

Jan

■

Broadcasting-Paramount

Theatres Inc

American

Jun

17

■

.

.

6,200
20

Volume

Number 6253

197

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1425)

13

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Range for Previous

Highest

Jun

25

40

Oct

22

32

42 y4 Dec

25

23V2 Jun

33

38%

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest

Year 1963

Lowest

43% Mar 13

Archer-Daniels-Midland-

33 y4 Jan

15

Arizona

51% Mar 19

56% Apr

5

47% Jan

25

30

5

71% Mar 15

30

Oct

24

57% Feb .16

42

47% Jun

25

73% Apr

23

66 % Jan

80

Apr

2

89 y4 Jun

7

87'/a Jan

92% Feb

34 y4 Jan

40

47

24

Mar 22

Steel

Armour

1

25% Oct

Mar

Armco

5

82 % Jan

Public

Mar 12

Armstrong Rubber

9% Oct

30

18

Jan

12

10% Jan

13 y2 Jan

25

Arnold

15% Oct

25

16

17 % Jan

20% Feb

13

Aro

20 % Jun

15

23% Apr
33% Feb

26

26V2 Jan

34% Mar 27

28% Feb

20

25 y2 Jan

19% May 29
2 y4 Oct

1

47% Nov

29% Apr

110 y2 Jun

22

108 % Feb

5

Sep 27

52

80 y# Jan

2

58% Feb

Jan

15

64

20 y2 Aug

6

27% Jan

16

25

Jan

2

9% Aug

2

10% Dec
49% Jan

21

10% Jan
43% Jan

2

11

2

48% Jan

Jan

10

94

46 y2 Jan

21

34% May 29

26

Atlas

25

Atlas

Corp common

19%

34

34%

34

34ya

27%

28>/4

28

281/4

series

B

11 y8 Jan

17

15% Sep

Jun

15

20% Dec

7

17% Jan

8

July 23

27 y2 Dec

18

25 '% Jan

28

13% Apr

4

17% Jan

23

26 y4 Jan

22

Avco

3

24 y2 Mar

8

5% Jan

7

5

Babcock

2

28% Feb

13

25

4% May .29

18% Apr

30% Mar 29

8% Mar 12

Jun

14

Mar

23

37 '/a Jun
10

1.1 '/a Jan
96% Jun

14

Jan

19

123% Apr

3

37'% Mar 28

32% Jan

2

.36'% Feb

4

106'/2 Feb

19% Apr

27

100'% Jan

22

143% Jan -24

...

7

Oct

19

88

Jan

3

923% Mar

26'% Jan

16

363% Mar

5

19

463/8 Jan

2

51% Jan

7

21

Baltimore Gas

29

6

"

.

4'%%
4 7o

47o

12Jan

3

173% Jan

25

85 3% Mar

8

71

Jan

2

86'% Mar 26

Barber Oil

24

20 % Jan

5

10'% Jan

2

12'% Feb 25

Basic

38% Dec

24

30

39% Jan

7

46'% Feb

25

133% Jan

3

15'% Jan

29

36% Mar 20

453% Jan

9

12'A Nov

13

36

Oct

22

59

Jan

19

22

Dec

21

37

Jan

2

4

26

Jan

18% May 29

343% Jan

11

24

61 '

Feb

26

42:

29% Jun

27

52'% Jan

29

46

101% Oct

17% Oct

16

14

Jan

Baxter

103'% Mar

20% Mar

29'% Mar 21

24

62'% Jun
541/4 Nov

4

10

&

22

14% Mar 20

163% Jan

26

34'% Feb

4

35

Works

Co

27
25

55% Mar 15

49% July 16
108i% Jun 15

54i% May 28
128'% Mar 23

Sep

341/4 Jun

1% Jan

2

271/4 Oct

26

22% Oct

24

49% J an

58
Apr
52% Jan

15

51'%

28

Feb

1

114'% Mar

13% Feb

20

1'% Jan

Feb

1'% Feb

40% Jun

25

223% Oct

31

Mar

Feb

39% Jan

26%

2

25% Apr

Oct

31

26% Feb

7

21% Jan

2

24

18% May

2

123% Jan

2

153% Apr

Oct

24

24'% Dec

7

22% Jan

2

273% Jan

18

5

&

Co

7%

Black

&

Decker

Bliss

(E

28% Mar 12

233% Jan

9

25

70

Jan

2

6

Borden

34'/4 Oct

24

48 3% Jan

3

Jan

15

84% May 24

9% Oct

22

22'% Jan'

4

41'% Jan

8

62 3% Feb
443% Feb

11

Jan

11

87'% Feb

Boeing

19

Co

3'% 7o

15

Bonnan Food

39% Feb

25

14

14

3,100

38

38%

2,000

28

273/4

28

273%

283%

5,300

47%

103

20%

J)

(E

5

18

933% Jan

10

5.50%
Brown

Shoe

99 % Feb

2

16

61% Jan

25

57

Oct

22

30'% Nov

28

25

12% May 29

213% Feb

14

Feb

15

14% Feb

25

Budd

2

87'% Mar 27

Jan

28

14% Jan

2

153% Feb

8

Dec

31

84'% Oct

4

79% Jan

27'% Oct

26

41% Feb

21

283% Jan

7

37

Jan

31

18'% Mar

8

10% Jan

2

15

Apr

1

Jun

26

613% Jan

Jan

17

9'% Oct 24
18% Jun 25

153% Jan

2

jan

2

12% Jan

26'% Dec

14

25% Jan

2

31% Mar 13

88

Dec

13

85

78

29

80

Jan

70

Apr

9

Dec

Jan

23

93% Dec

10

113% Jun

27

24% Jan

5

24'% Oct

24

93%

-

90% Jan

62

30

Jan

13

84

55

—

—

7

13% Mar 15

$5

Co

18'%

173/8

17%

17'%

18

par

21'%

21%
10 Vb

21%
10'%

21%
10 %

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21%

22

10'%

10%

10%

10%

10%

51%

517%

51%

51%

51%

53%

53'%.

54

10 %

22'%
10'%

50%

51

55%

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4%

9

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13

3'%%
4'%%

16 3% Jan

17
18

31%

31%

32'%

30'/a

307/«

30'%

303%

30'%

30%

158'%

158'%

23%

23%

*158
23 %

*87%

7'% Jan
18% Feb

3
8

17% July 18
122'% Mar 27

4'% Jan

6% Mar 11

13% Jan 29

12% Jan

57

57%

56%

57

57

58

57%

57 7%

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2 9 3%

30%

30 %

303%
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30

30 %

30%

31%

31'%

14

26

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Jan

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9

9 3% Feb

26

16

22% Jan

2

see

page

23.

10% Jan
26

Apr

25 %

2,000

15

15%

36.100

25%

25%

4,900

3734

50,100

25%

153%

253%

36 %

36%

36 %

36'%

36 3a

363%

36%

33

33

33

32%

32%

*32%

1

18%

19'%

193%

19%

19%

3,600

.1.25

22'%

223%

22'%

22'%

900

36'%

*32%

36%

•

183%

19'%

19'%

19%

22%

22

22

223%

223%

60%

61

59%

42%

43%

43'%

87%

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87%

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60%

60'%

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43

%

43%

87 %

87%

87'%

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60

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33

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12,600

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43

24,000

*86 34

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87%

100

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11 %

113/8

11

11'%

11%

39%

38 7/a

39'%

39

11

393%

4%

43%

4%

*

H'%

11%

5,900

39'%

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38%

6,700

4%

3,600

4%

4%

4%

4%

11'%

38 3%

11'%

38%

8 '/a.

8%

4%

900

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■'

..3.50

434

4 3%

4%

4%

43'%

43%

43'%

433%

43'%

91%

91%

923%

92

91

*88%
39'%

100

A

113

100

903%

903%

16'%

par

39%
*112'%

16 3/8

62%

15

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*89%

92

393%
113

62

%

903%

16.1/B
*62

92

*89%

39i'%

x39 %

113

113

44

■

93'%

-

44

443%

12,100

94%

93'%

95%

17,700

393%
113

90'%

*90'%
16%

163%

62%

623%

623%

27

43%

4%
43%

92%
*89%

91

39%
113

903%
16%

434

434
43%

43%

4%

3
l

8

8%

91

16

*62%

,

*893%

92

39%

40

*112 '/8

113

90'%

90%

16%

16

63%

'.63?%

28'%

4,300

92

—

40

6,500
260

113%

90%

400

16'%

120,800

1,300

63% '

1

26'%

26%

26%

26%

28

28%

5

16

16'%

15%

16'%

15%

15%

15%

16

.

15 3%

16%

10,600

5

;

13

131/B

13'%

13'%

13'%

13%

13%

13%

13'%

133/4

18,500

86'%

86'%

*86

28

88

*86

'

27%.

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88

88

*86

49,000

100

88

33%

32%

33'%

33

33'%

1,300

14'%

143%

14'%

14'%

14'%

14%

24,700

60 3/4

60 %

60%

60 3%

61%

3,800

60 %

60%

60'%

11%

11'%

113%

11'%

11'%

11'%

11%

11'%

11'%

3,900

30%

30%

31%

31

31'%

30%

31

30%

31'%

96,100

—100

*86%

87%

*86%

87%

*86%

87%

*86%

87'%

*76

78%

*76

78%

*76

78 %

*76

78%

*76

78'%

preference....—100

*93%

94

*93'%

94

*93%

94

*93'%-

94

*93'%

94

1

14%

14%

143.4

143%

14'%

14%

14%

16

5

28%

29'%

1

19

—

——

Co

.100

...

Lake^Mines

Canadian

Breweries

Canadian

Pacific

Ry

...-

■

—

'

6,800

28%

29%

28%

29 3

29'%

29%

29%

30'%

35,500

19%

19%

19

19%

*19'%

19%

*19 V4

19 3%

1,400

93/a

*9'%

9%

93%

*9 Vb

9%

9 'a

9'%

400

1

.10
25%

25%

2.50

—1

5%

5
Ltd.—__l

11%
15

,

96

1.80

Ry Co

5

143%

20

87%

19%

213%

common...1.66%
preferred
No par

21

14%

87%

*9%

...

Corp

Southern

*60'%

..—3%

——

Calumet & Hecla Inc...

conv

*32%

15

11%

Inc

California Financial Corp
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp

Dry

33

143%

30'%

preferred

Campbell Red

32'%

15

60 3%

preferred

Terminal

32'%

14%

5

second

32

1

5

$4.25

28

25'%

15

25'%

Inc.

Canada

..Jun

25

153%
25%

com____l

Co

53% Mar 14

193% Sep

25

14%

100

Industries

93% Mar 13

Jan

24%
25

—

4

3

12

,

*

24%

24%

10

Co

3

11

52% Jan

—

21,700

15

Co

50

93% Dec

27

— —

32%

24%

—...No par

91 % Jan

12

'

5,400

25%

...

Canada

48'% Nov

1,900

58

143%

common

Campbell Soup Co

85% Jan

5,100

23%
89

243%

Inc——

5

16

157'%

23 %
*88

15

Co

series

22

_

21

157'%

89

25%

common^

28

21% Jan

*87

89

1434

Corp..^

Feb

15

23%

*87

6,900

23% Jan

27% Feb

168

89

17,200

107% Jan

Feb

24

23%

23%

103%

2

93'%

18% Oct

158

158

*87%

89

149,909

32

25'%

Corp
Burroughs Corp

4

11% Mar

23 %

23'%

23,800

31'%

,

10%.

Byers Co (A M)—.

24

158

158a%

1,500

33'%

730%

103%

Bush

103% Apr
27% Jan

323%

32%

30 %

30 :»4

10%

9

Jan

32%

32'%

31

30'%

11

2

Jan

32'%

33

30 %

8

10%

Jan

8

32'%

32%

31

400

11'%

Feb

24

29,900

10%

10% Jan

13% May 21
2
323% Jan

1%

11%

21

23

13%

10%

34

23

13%

-J2.50

2

7'% Oct

1%

Inc

18% Mar 19

20% Oct

300

13%

•

83«

28

Jan

121'%

32%"

.2.50

Burndy

-i—»

Mar 27

52'%

*119

34'%

Co

Watch

Feb

9

52

120'%

30 %

..5

10,500

•

5 2'%

120'%

.

32'%

1'%

58

8,800

16,600

8 Vb

53% Mar 26
26

57'%

34,000

:

*51 %

52

120'%

1'%

13%

57%

56'%

56'%

1,200

10,100
~

333%

24

Jan

52

120%

1'%

100

common

Burlington

88

16% Mar 12

1'%

55%

56%

pesos

Bullock's Inc

93

26

56

563/a

,

8 Vb

preferred

Bullard

22

8% Oct

22%

18

__i

...

Buffalo Forge

Mar 25

'

213%

183/8

Inc

Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co__
Buckingham Corp class A

15

8'% Oct

18'%

18 3/„

34'/8

Brunswick

7

9% May 29

18

2

'/a

Co

Bucyrus-Erie

2

8
5

113% Jan

14,800

19»%

19'%

33%

preferred

523% jan

20% Jan

15,800

13%

19

19'%

34

Stratton

26

63% Apr

40 3%/

13%

193/a

19%

*8'%

Airways

22

8

40'%

133%

19%

333%

33%% preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas

18

Jan

40

133/8

'

8'%

Bristol-Myers Co

21

Mar 19

39%

13%

*34

333%

85% Jan

26

70

40

•

8'%

Manufacturing

Jan

150

'

33'%

&

Jan

5,700

35

34%

34

Briggs

40

15

15%

33%

Briggs

114

14%

15

No par

30

4

15,100

61%

Sons

&

14

3

13,400

94%

61 %

34'%

:

.10

Jan

2

22

92%

19'%

Corp____5

Stores Inc

3% Jan

36% Jgn

21%

94

62'%

19%

1

;

6

87% Jan

6,500

103

1

common

47

17

13'%

2,500

48

473%
*101

:

_50c

Club

3

28'% Jan

39%

13%

6,400

36%

19'%

1951

Brass

4

/

393%

13%

13%

—

30

2

39

39%

common..

.373% Jan

•

15%
35'%

13%

Braniff

85 % Jan

*34%

39

1.

■

15%

35%

5

12% Feb

89'% Jan

153%

153/B

*34%

5,600

45,%

21'%

93%

34%

10% Mar 18

111% Jan

21%

213%

24'%

35'%

103

*61 %

153%

7

13

*101

24

45

'vb

483%

47%

47'%

93'%

34%

11% Feb

25

36%

62%

15'%

*43%

23

45

90%

1

Brach

Apr

24'%

353%

103

21'%

91'%
62

;

24

44%

■

*61%

90

62

Boston & Maine RR common.No par
57o preferred ..—
_ioo

43% Apr

*101

21%

90'%
62

2

903% Dec

21%

89
62

13

116

21'%

47i%

48'%
103

_i

14

95% Apr

47%
*101

.100

.

93% Feb

13

.

48

*100%

Boston Edison Co

24

8

14'/«
38

7.50

113% Jan

Jun

May 28

13%
38

5'% Feb

993% Feb

60

13%

:

2

4% Feb

1,900

38

34% Jan

26

45

133%

'

preferred

4

8 % Mar 13

45

"45'%

37%

2

39'% Nov

143%
/V

11%

13%

^

Borg-Wamer Corp

13'% Oct

76

&

10% Mar

3 3% Jan

>

11%

37%

Inc

35% Jan

•4

*45

"

13%

Co

45'% Jun

May 29

443%

12

24

Sep 25
12% Mar 28

44%

5% Jan

23

10

45'%

30 3% Feb

3% Oct

4

*443%

6

26'% Oct

17i% May 29

80

27

25

18

15

80

113%

22

7'% Jun

44

45'%

14%

80

11%

Dec

35

79

2,800

*443%

14%

79'%

U%

93% Jan

25

23

11%

*14 %

81'%

11%

4% Feb

253% Oct

70

H'%

14'%

80

11%

50c

Book-of-the-Month

4

14%
793/4

1,900

7934

15

81%

11%

No par

25

27

*14'/a

14'%
79

30

37%

Co.—

25

May 29

500

_5

W)

Jun

Jun

483%

14

Bobbie Brooks Inc

Sep

30

*48

Corp

Bliss & Laughlin Inc

4

Aluminum

83% Jan

47'%

373%

common

5
14

Stores

109

47%

—.10

Bond

15

47%

133%

pfd

Blaw-Knox Co

Bohn

601% Jun

47%

37%

Mfg Co.

18

2

47%

0

25

2% July
9
41/4 Jun 28

47%

__100

413% Jun

\

48

*47'%

1

of

Feb

2

3,100

40c

Inc

20

21

36%

—

pfd.series

40% Feb

36 3% Dec

36

.—____2.50

Corp

353% Feb

29% May 29

91

36

1

preferred

4'%%

150

91

35

.....

Bigelow-Sanford

100 %

91%

35

Co

Steel

100%

91'%

*34%

100

Inc

Gypsum

4

Mar 18

1003%

*91

*91

35

__

18

57

1003%

91 %

34'%

*91

5

30'% Jan

'85

100%

100:i%

35

35

Corp

35'% Mar 26

79

100'%

101

xl2%

91

Intercontinental Corp

1

14

35%

"

35

I__No

5

21% Feb

13%

34%

No par

Co

5

19%

12%

343%

,

56% Feb

Mar 14

13

34'%

100'%

.50

_.

37'% Apr

16

12%

91

Corp

213% Jan

Jan

26

13 %

34%
100%

III.l

43%%

29

35'% May 29

123%
33%

—II10

Howell

Bethlehem

583% Mar 28
32'% Apr

9% Oct

20

20,000

13'%

34%

10

&

Bestwall

7

8

Mar

48,200

1

Gossett Co

Best

25

6

51'% Jan

Mar 19

64

15

159'% Mar 25
90

9,300

13

35%

'

13

33%

52

24

24

10,700

12

120

152'% Apr

3

52%

113%

*51 %

1403/4 July 24

4

4,700

51%

12

*118%

22

Jan

43%

51

11%

$4.50

5

86'% Mar 27

x434

50%

12

100

Bell

18

203% Jan

43%
50'%

11%

52

33'% Apr

153

43%

49%
11%

49 %

113/4

4%

121

32% Feb

27'% Mar 14

4%

49:!4

11%

52

2

87'% Nov.

4%

50

H'%

121

2

12

4%

4%'

4%
49%

50

27

3

112,000

_l

283% Jan

15

193%

100

26% Jan

16% Jun

19'%

common

30% Feb

793/4 Jan

20%

21%

preferred
conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc..—2

3

900

19%

Bell

6

4,600

13,400

21 %

;

Savers

57c

16'%
25

34%

18%

&

Bendix

3%

21%

Inc

Corp

Life

16'%
24

*33'%

21%

RRl

Petroleum

16%

21%

Beneficial Finance-Co

5

27i% Oct

35'%

5

Mar 15

35% Jan

26

35

7

433% Jan

42

'47%

24%

35 V2

58,500

Bell

122'% Mar 22

2

25%

34%

~~5o

S)

3

48

253/8

37

30,000

preferred.lOo

Belding-Heminway

Creek

Beech-Nut

3

16%

2 5 3/4

29,300

9

._

(A

18 % Mar 25

Beech

7

16%

24 1

36%

410

28,200

2%

13%

com.

Corp

Shoe

Belco

Jan

15%
25'%

2 3%

25'%

;

5

11

16

2 %

4,800
35,500

13%

ZI.lo
I—~~II~_i

preferred

Beech Aircraft

59'% Jan 24

15

36'%

Foods

80

87'%

14%

35%

18

2

87'%

15

2%

36%

29

Jan

87%

14%

2%

36

403% Apr

9

87'%

15

2a/«.
-16%

36'%'

153/4 Jan

50% Mar 22

88

143/4

2%

36'%

20% Jan

31

88

15

2%
153/,

(James B) Distilling Co...__2

9

14

88 y4

14%/

443%

8

753% Jan

X87 %

28%
24'%

2

'.12 % Feb

55

44%

19

25

54%

24

12% Jan

7% Jun

55

27'%

4'%%

9

54%

44%

34% Jan

24'% Jan

55%

24'%

9

21'% Mar 28

54%

283%

8

4

54%

44;%

17

50% Jan

53%

24%

16'% Jun

24

53'%

28'%

22 3% Feb

15% Oct

53%

443%

36 5% Dec

13'% Jan

53%

28>%
243/a

24

26

53

53 y2

89

3,100
/

52%

44%

27

19'% Feb

94

24

141/4 May 29
24

92 %

24%

Inc

11% Oct
113/4 Oct

94

100

Inc

29'A Sep

Jan

94

.—.—No par

Beatrice

8

94 y2

1334

Corp

Laboratories

Cigars

Beam

30

15.400

47%

251/4

Corp....113

Corp

28

Jan

49,400

10%

473%

13%

Beck

Apr

27%

103%

473/4

24%

Beckman Instruments Inc.—

2 2 3% Jan

v

27'%

10%

46%

36',%

15%

com__No par
series B._
100

Corp

Lomb

*92 '•

94 %

27%

10%

47%

36%

Elec

11% Jun
31% Jun

5

27

10%
,

13%

Beaunit

Jan

271/4

90

7,500

25'/a

15

66

5

61

13%

14

35

61% Apr

603/4

24 %

18

19

60%

14

23 % Jan

2

Feb

60 Vb

25

1153% Jan

_

88% Mar 29

1523% Jan
95

&

Bayuk

7

60 y2

1

common

Iron

Bausch

41'% Jan 29
49 % Mar 14

Mar

100

2

6

Jan

UOil

13%

preference
Basic Products Corp
Bath

HO hi

*24%

convertible

257% Jan

35'% Apr

96% Mar 28

Inc

29% Feb »' 4

UOSi

14

Co...

Bangor & Aroostook

47'% Jan

22'% Mar

36 3/4 Oct

21

110M

/-.

non-cumulative

5%

5,600
11,200

110%

25

& Ohio common

Jun

52% Apr
233% Jan

2%
49'%

13%

Inc

preferred

8% Oct

9% Oct
60
V

31.900

2%
48%

24%

preferred series

Baltimore

29%

3

__i

Wilcox

Tools

28%

1

Corp

Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

8

1

22 % Feb

29

9

48 % Feb

23

5

943% Mar

333% Feb

4

18% Oct

&

15,800

Amer.2.50

of

...

Baker Oil

104% Mar

20

85% Jan
30

52% Apr

5

11'% Mar 26

17 V Mar 20

25

27'% Jun

46'% Feb

9

58'% Feb

26

May 29

31

28 y8

303/4
28%

1,300

5c

Co

Corp

B
4'% Mar 20

31

25%

20

Avnet Electronics

30

'

52%

2%

No par

20

19'%

52%

15'/4

2%

2,300

12

19'%

50

10%

14%

Babbitt (B T) Inc

31% Jan

9% Oct

*11%

19 Vb

*2%

46%

*88%

..No par^

common

12

19%

49%

10%

1

prior pref ($1.20)

*11 y2

2%

46%

53%

39%

49 s/8

10%

53%

39

2%

46%
*92

39'/,

49%
*110ii

*110110%

94%
52 '%

89%

28 y4

28 y8

3

49%

10%

*92
52 '%

*88

31%

46

.1

—_

Automatic Canteen

1

24

16% May 29

110% V

10
100

preferred
Nichols

49

6,300

8934

19%

X31

10%

No par

preferred

i2y2

Conv

2%

2%
49

J.i

39%

12

46

100

common.

21

57c

19>%

19y2

Chemical Industries..

2% Feb

Refining

Austin

38%

*11%

;

Atlantic

Mar 18

38%
*11%

26%

17% Feb

38

38%

*88

79%

27%

Coast Line RR

16% Apr
4
27% Mar 21

38%

79i/2

89%

44ya/" 44%

26%

2

3

12,600

80

44%

79

*88

27 '%

11

14% Jan

453%

79'%

44 y4

79%

89%

26%

17

20

44'%

79%

*88

60

Atlantic
$3.75

45

78V4

89%

60>%

2% Jan
'

44%

-

79

59%

14% Jan

23

44%

,78%

60%

86%

5

Feb

3

34,400

60%

16

Nov

25% Feb

56%

10

2

88:J

56'%

*11032

Jan

1

56 3%

100

Jan

3

55%

2%

48

29

56

48%

15

■' Jun

:•

54%

1

57% Feb

12% Nov

55%

11%

l

24

«i y4 Jan

54%

com_50c

preferred

-4%

/..

28,500

55%

20

non-cumulative

Atlantic

4

3,600

30'%

19%

Co_

54% Feb 14
55% Apr
3
89% Mar 14

4iy2 Oct

2

Brewing

27

31% Jun

Apr

41%

30 Vb

2.50

Inc

87

10

41%

30%

Topeka & Santa Fe com.10
preferred„l0
City Electric Co com
4%

Atchison
5%

4i3/4

30 Vb

11%

preferred called
Associates Investment Co

28

41 y2

303%

5

5.25%

Mar 18

413/4

30 %

2.50

Associated Dry Goods Corp

27% Mar 12

41%

30%

38%
12

Corp

91% Apr
6
47% Dec 21

Oct

85

4

42

30

38%

Ashland Oil & Refining.

22

25

Industries

Shares

41 %

30%

__1

_

Associated

4

110 y2 Jan

2

105 '% Jan

14

Apr

50

22

43% Jan

21

5

3% Jan

2 V2 Jan

5% May 25

25

37% Oct

Constable

the Week

April 5

42%

*88

.

par

Co

Corp

Arvin

No

.

Friday

April 4

43%

1

common-

Thursday

April 3

54%

,

5

Cork Co

$3.75 preferred

Sales for

Wednesday

April i

42'%

10'

Corp

PRICES

Tuesday

30

2.50

Co

&

Armstrong
i<

No par

Co

Service

Monday
April I

Par

Mar 29

40% Jan

31

Feb

LOW AND HIGH SALE

STOCK

YORK

EXCHANGE

Ltd

100
No par

————__25

v

10'%

5%
12
15
963%
21%

93%
53%
9%
25'% " 25%

93%
*53 /9%

9'%
25

10

25%

*9'%

8

10'%

10

10%

10

10'%

67,300

253/8

9%
24%

24%

25

24%

24%

29,800

5%

5%

"

5%

8,100

53%

5%

12

11%

11%

11%

12

11%

12

15

14%

15

14%

143%

14'%

14%

96

97

95 %

96'%

96.

96%

95%

97'%

9,900

21%

22'%

22 %

22%

22%

22'%

22

22'%

10,600

*93%

93%

93 %

93%

*93 %

943%

93'%

*53

53%

53 %

53%

*53%

54'%

*53'%

54'/2

40

9%

9%

9%

4.400

25%

25%

5%
11%
14%

53%

5 S/8

9%

9%

93%

9%

9%

25'%

25%

25'%

25%

25%

94%

26,

4,100

8,400

110

25.400

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
14

.

.

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

(1426)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
LOW AND HIGH

STOCKS

Range for

Previous
Highest

Lowest

9

49

2

29% Feb

12

13% Mar

15 % Mar 30

1

26% Jan

11

32% Jan

25
Jun 13
Oct

22

7

15% Apr

3

Power

331% Mar 27

2

41 % Apr

-5

26% Jun

28

30 y2 May

29

45% Mar 14

26

38 % Oct

July

2ya Jun
29 y2 Jun

Carriers

Jan

65 % Mar 13

Carter

54

Mar 12

3

Jan

10% Feb

4

64% Jan

80% Jan

20
9

4

3% Jan

4% Feb

20
16

Caterpillar

Apr

3
5

25

22

34% Mar

10

20% Jan

1

29

Jan

25

44

Mar 22

137 y2 May

26

43% Apr

36% Mar
133Vs Jan

9

5

Jun

26

91

Dec

19

90

Jan

16% Jun

14

42% Feb

28

21

Jan

2

14% Nov

13

20% Mar

15% Jan

2
2

2

68

19% Sep

26% Feb

68

51% Nov

20

78

Aug 23

36% Jan

25% May 28

33

2

*•*

4

75 % Feb

19

Jan

17

Oct

9

30% OCt

22% Oct

14

2
22
2

29% May 29

33%

No par
100

101%

22

12

34% Jan

17

21% Jan

2

25 % Jan

16

7

18% Jan

2

22% Mar 18

24

10% Jan

2

5% Jan

2

7% Apr

5

45

Mar 29

37

Jan

44% May 28
9
75% Oct

60

Jan

4

51% Jan

2

57% Jan

7

98

Jan

11

92

7

96

Jan

7

May 29

55% Dec

11

51% Jan

Oct

13% Jan

4

Oct

32

1137
6

22

13% Nov
10

22% Sep
.7

17% Feb

8

9% Jan

20

51% Jan

3

Mar 26

May 28

Jan

15

2

12% Jan

751/4 Dec

20

71% Jan

50% Mar 19

31% Oct

49 % Jan.,

2

36% Mar 20

42%

Feb

27

94

Jan

4

20% Jan

Mar 23

14

106

2

24% Jan

3

Jan

Chock

Chrysler

Apr

4%

4
26

26% Jan 30
Feb

14

9% Jan

11

$4.40

2

43% Apr

4

Cleveland-Cliffs

70% Apr

<63% Mar

6

68% Jan

11

991/2 Apr

4

104% Feb

4

67

>

Mar 19

37% Apr

36Va Jan

22

38

57

37-% Feb

12

42% Apr

Jan

30

42

3

140

103% Jan

Mar

2

27% Jan

12

1

Mar 27

47% Jan
Feb

28

35% Apr

5

144

$4.50

7 7c

14

36% Feb 21

41

45% Feb

4

Coca-Cola

Aikman

Colonial

Corp

35

5%%

45% Jan

7% Jun

25

11% Jaii

24

15% Feb

30

Oct

3

Jun

25

13

96

Jun

25% Jun
21% Oct
46

7

18
5

27

107%

Oct" 19

113% Mar 30
49V2 Jan
2

25
27

39

24

Jan

2

36% Mar 16

May 28

30% Oct

4

Apr

83% Dec

May 29
May 29

25

2

50% Dec

65% May 28
103

65% Apr
45% Feb

22

30
20

33 % May 29
94% Jan
3

42% Apr

23

101 % Dec

27

97 % Jan

IO41/2 Nov

7

2

89% Jan

3

171/4 Jun

25

92

Aug

5% Oct

96

24

82.

July 20
Jun

Jan

Dec

24

Oct

25

471/4 May 29
8% Jun 25

43% May 29
35% May 29

3

48y4 Jan

3a

.4

9

107% Dec

25

16

12

94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2

35% May 29
38

Jun

28% Mar

15

101

A7o

Iron

preferred

.27% Apr

&

Southern

Feb
Feb

4
8

25

Columbia Pictures
84.25

preferred

g

88 % Apr. 19
®

8% Feb
21

Feb

13.

26

72% Feb

16

121% Jan

29

56

Feb

19

56% Jan

2

Combustion

Credit

Mar 20

27% Jan

29

9% Mar 27
491/2 Jan

81% Jan

footnotes,




see

2

Jan

25

13

33% Feb

6

35

Feb

37% Mar 25

24% Jan

3

56% Jan

2

6 4 % Feb

35 % Jan

2

41V4 Jan

40 % Mar

99

4

Mar 13

102% Feb

4

94% Jan

3

23% Jan

18

94

Jan

23

1

29 % Feb

45 % Apr

102 % Jan
105

98

Jan

94

Jan

$5

23

Consolidated

Coal

Container Corp of
47c
preferred,
Air

Can

Inc

$3.75 preferred
Continental Copper

$5

convertible

28%

28 Vb

29Va

29 VB

24%

29%

29%

29V4

29 V4

3. '00

*8%

874

1.200

34

32 7b

34%

3374

34%

31,200

42%

>•:

9

32%

8%

8%

15

Continental

12% Feb

20

43

43

43%

4274

43

1,900

651/2

6574

4,800

100 Va

780

834

9

87 b

6574

67%

*66-%

67%

*66 7b

6774

*667b

37 '

37%

*37 7b

38.

38

38

*37%

38%

120

39%

39%

39%

39VB

40

407b

41%

41%

427b

13.600

66

44%

33%

39%
447b

45

141 Vb

140

> 44%

45

*140

140

140

34%

1

45.7b

*13974

140

34%

34%

45%

45%

45

140

140

347b

34Va

100

35V4

50

*81

32%

33

33%

32%

33

32 %

33>b

29 V8

28%

29

28%

28%

28 %

28%

9%

~9%

~9%

~9%

"9%

34V2

34%

34%

34%

*44 %

45%

*44%

45%

Vb,

19%

19', 4
9%

35

45%

4574

7,200
130

35%

35,400

94%

94%

11,100

22

2274

3.200

"51% ;• 527b

35,900

*

32V4

35

60

141

35'/4

947b

347b

28%

_50c

9%

97 b
-«

CO

83

*81

'

45%

50

31%

32%

2874

29%
1974

19,800

974

28,500

19%
9%

3474

CO

*44%

•

*44%"

35

■

24,100

9,200
800

45^2

53

52 %

52%

52%

53%

53%.

53%

53

53%

34,100

28%

27%

28 %

27%

28 VB

28

28 V8

277b

28%

43,900

5

26%

26%

26%

27%

27

27%

26%

27%

27 VB

27%

31,500

80%

80%

72 Va

72 VB

Elec

5

Inc

1

26%

26%

81

80 %

80 %

40

72%

72 Vb

72 %

26%

.

72%

71 %

72'

71 VB

27

26%

26%

26%

27%

26%

71%
27%

11,300

45%

46 VB

14,000

*108%

*80

81

*80

81

*80

46

2,500

46%

45%

46%

45%

45%

100

108%

108%

*108%

109%

*108%

109%

*108%

109%

100

24%

24%

24%

'24%

24 Va

24%

22%

24%

22

22%

30,000

12.50

48 VB

48%

48'a

48%

48%

48%

48%

49%

48 %

49

16,300

.

_1
10
__i

46

45

'

109%
°

9%

9

12%

9%

9%

9%

9%

9

9%

9%

5,300

12%

12%

12%

12 VB

12%

12

-12%

12

12%

5,700

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

10%

9VB

4.200

10%

10%

10%

56

56%

56 %

57

57 Va

58

57%

57%

57%

57%

5.100

84%

84%

85 VB

85%

85 VB

86

85%

86 Vb

85

85%

49,300

13
33

%

.7«

hi

%

hi

%

i7«

1,152,700

107%

107 %

107%

107

107%

2.200

113 Va

112%

114

112%

113%

29%

28%

29%

29

30

8,000

16.100

No par
100

' 108 %

xl07

107%

107%

111%

111%

xlll

112

111%

5

28%

28%

A_.

53% Jan

60% Mar 27
471/8 Feb

Continental

Oil

Steel

Data

of

28 V2

28%

28 Va

36%

36 Vb

36%

37

36%

37

27%

27%

27%

.

4.5G0

36%

36%

36%

36%

28%

28%

28%

28%

28

28

27%

5

2,600

59%

59%

58%

59%

59

59%

58%

60

58%

59%

15,400

38%

39

38%

39%

38%

39

39

_i

39%

39%

40

18,100

45%

18,100

—No par

Inc_

43%

44%
101 %

105

44%

44%

45 Vb

100%

101%

100 Va

100%

105

1C5

105

104

104

,

.

96%

96%

*95%

5

27

27 %

26%

*94

106%

10

42%

No par

j.

& Steel

8%
45

No par

I

com

2

_25

*90%
4%
*18

96

8%
45

Delaware

Corp
Corp__.

*94

8%
44%

27
*94

96

8%

8%

44%

45

106%

107%

107%

43

42%

43%

42%

91

*90%

106%

4%
18%

5

61 %

62

1

:

*95%

27 VB

J..25

common

44

44%

.101

104

101 %

44

100%
104

96%

common___5

Insurance

Continental

41% Jan

108

%

_10

1.33%

Corp___

Continental Motors

Control

L700

38

preferred

64% Feb

10% Jan

23.

1,500

29

100

Lines

,,58% Jan

page

2374

*66%

America com

Continental

6

237b

*37 7b

No par
_No par

25

411/4 Mar

23

66%

No par

28

25

23

112

66%

com

46% Jan

18

22%

43 ■?

Co

108 % Jan

26

22%

32%

Gas

2

29

22%

64%

1113/4

100%
6774

Corp_.

42% Mar 29

Feb

*22%

42%

com__No par

Continental Baking Co
$5.50 preferred

Feb

22%

42 3b

64%

112%

647a

997b

preferred$4.16
preferred-

Continental

5% Jan

22%

42%

417b

65%

S4.50 preferred

3

91.

112

42

657b

$4.52

7

20

112%

41%

64

100%

series

pref

Consumers Power Co

9% Apr

4

112%

41%

32

No par
Y

N

Foods

Consolidation

46% Mar

4% Jan

64%

112%

657b

__*

conv

2

17% Jan

26^900

63 V2

1127 b

8%

Electronics Industries.

5

87% Jan

32,300

637b

112%

*112

40 7b
41%

42%

.

of

preferred

6% Jan
Jan

4374

64%

)

/

63%

%

43% Apr
106

6.300

41%

32 %

Cigar Corp—.

Edison

4.12%

421/4

42

63%

Rights

Consol

410
—'

.

52%

Laundries

Mar 25

42 V4

Y

411/4

8%

Publishing Co

Natural

27% Mar 26

42

92
107

40%

'

Nast

Consolidated

5

42

9074
*1OJ

13.300

54%

54%

91%

100%

Co

Consolidated

4

5414
107

28

Edison

27

18

54

loo

1

21

15

454,000

40%

42%

Solvents

Commonwealth

Consol

115% Feb

28

Commercial

Consolidated

]09

Feb

28,500

102%

65%

Ccngoleum-Nairn Inc

hi Mar 18

16%

98 Va

91%

91

411/4

41

147b

101

107

*105

.480

14,700

14% >15

99%

547b

90%

,

31%

common—5

Co

12% Feb
89% Feb

92
107

.

1574

100%

preferred

conv

58

Apr

92
*105

>-

.5

B

Cone Mills Corp

109

27% Mar 29

4 % 7o

Conde

% Mar 21
105% Jan
3

36% Mar

For

2

54VB

Va

55

54V4

55

92
107

14%
100

15%

157/4

157B

20%

*44%

Engineering

Commercial

19

14

J

91

141/4
96%

*20

■

No par

18

10% Mar
13% Feb

54%
*105

>

20 Vb

*20

65 VB

i.

10

50% Feb

98

a

15%

•

100%

Columbus & Southern Ohio

48% Feb

2

14%

common—

27% Jan

2

14%

20%

15%

*26

pfd__
100
System_2.50
Inc__:
10

System

111% Feb

21

.

27%

967

1st

3

8% Jan

22

Ry—

noncumulative

21

11% Jan

8.700

gtd
50
stock__50

series

44% Jan

44% Jan

7.500

96%

common—5

17

11% Oct
8

14

&

105% Jan

May .29

26%

14%

America

of

Colorado Fuel

Jan

22

26%

14%

;

Gas-

37% Mar 23

8.600

2 6 Vb

92%

No par

Columbia

24% Mar 19

500

17V4

66%

Corp

28% Mar 22

5

5774

100%

Co__

26% Jan
22 y4 Jan

55 % Jan

10%

163/4

100%

2.

—

18

25

107b
*577b

167b

16 Vb

Producing_33%c

Apr

27

10%
58 7b

16 Va

20%

common_l5

Broadcasting

Jun

10%
*57%

16%

15%

100

Columbia

151/2 Jun

10%
58 %

*19%

.

Gas

Co

Radio

Colorado

34

101/4
58%

_1

47o

54 Va Mar 27

16

10%
587b

No par

42 % Jan

31% Feb

10%

58%'

_10

Ilium

7

May 29

10%

82%

19% Apr
10% Feb

20 %

800

58%

82

32% Jan

74

3,400

10%

84%

1il9% Apr
8% Jan

83

10

18%

58%

*82 Va

48y4 Jan

_

19%

32%

18%
*32

84%

17% Jan

Jan

*183b

18%
32

*82%

Oct~22

67

19%

18V4
32

527b
83

Nov

77% Jan

*18%

%

22 V2

Collins

72% Mar 16

19%
18%
32%

18

*32

16%

Co

Iron

guaranteed

States

Collins

79% Jan 26

*18%

18%
32%

517b

10

4

197b

,187 b
*32 %

22 74

20

May 29

200

52 VB

32 % Feb

Jun

974

'

44,800

*9V'2

22%

36% Jan

41

567b

9%

56

94%

5

69

5534

9%

51 »/4

22% Jan

31

_

557b

91/2

22%

31 % Apr

25

;

567b

51

411/a Jan

Jun

19,400

98

9%

22 7b

27

14

*18 Va

19

32%

1,300

57

5574

94%

19 % May 29

30 Va

19%

19%

18%
32%

56 Vb

9%

56

50%

18y2 Jun

Jan

*9 7b

2,200

41%

*93

22 7b

4

Mar 19

55%

9%

*41

98

*93

93%

84% Mar

19

56%

*9%:

56%
98

51%

31

.

,55%

56%
*93

98

95

80% Jan

51

567b

56%

*93

22

81% May
1
341/2 Dec 13

45% Dec

56%

567b

98

50 Vb

75% Jan

14

56 %

21%

4

24

56%
*92

93%

21

Dec

41%

42

41%

42%.

No par

1

Jan

Oct

4174

42%

Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y
1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
__1
$3.50
preferred
No par

Apr

52% Apr

41

43%

94 7a

24

31% May 28

43%

.

94

95

22

33,200

__No par

preferred

Coastal

2

9

774

Corporation
1
Cluett Peabody & Co common—3.25

3

%

6.500

7%

7

20%

—1.

preferred

Special

21

~7

211/4

77b

Clevite

20% Jan

30

23

20%

77b

7

15%

.

Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%

'41% Jan

19

22%

2074

7%

5

Co

Cleveland Electric

3

Jan

84 % Jan

20

4
5
8

Apr

Equipment

55

26

23%

20%

7VB

No par

City
City Products Corp
City Stores Co

37% Jan

May 29

23

20%

7 7b

100

preferred
Investing Co

48 % Jan

July

23 7b

207b

6%

*19%

/____

conv

9

49% Nov

227b

20%

Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp
No par
Cities Service Co common
10

Clark

143

23

100

preferred
preferred

5

3

22 %

20%

5

4% 7o

35% Mar

8

70

23

_25c
1

;

—,

.

Corp

Industries

9

Jan

34,700

5

Corp

5

64

31%

20%

Cincinnati Gas & Electric. com_8.50

29

32% May 29

19% Nov

O'Nuts

81/4 Jan

65 % Oct

x317b

25

Oil

Cotton

Full

29% Feb

Oct

3274

22%

40

Chris-Craft

Mar 11

31

317 b

'

20%

Ry com—10
50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
57c series A non-cum pfd_
_100

Chickasha

106% Mar 19

114

32

1

Feb

28% Feb
70

2

8,200

31%

30.200

55 Va Mar 18

16

Mar 22

37%

100

*20

5
5

90

371/8

*991/4

11,700

16% Apr

104

37%

30 3/b

102% Apr

14

2874
99

37%

31%

Ve

28%

16,000

28 VB
99

37%

27

2

29

2874

287b
99

"V

1

Corp

381/2 Jan

31% May 29
134% Jan

—1
1.25

Corp

27

23

31

99

37%

21%

2

Oct

37

6

31%

27%

30%

!

3

31

28%
38 VB

100

26%

351/2 Feb

58% Janv
33% Feb

37%

2,800

2074

23

Dec

102

*98 %

38%

15,600

40%

27

8

3

28%

99 %

37%

9-, a 00

4.

3%

40 %

<:

30%

112% Feb

26

28%

99

221/a

2l%
'•

40%

40

21%

97% May 29

Jan

28%

1%

40 Vb

40

4

37 b

4

.

3%

4%
40

2074

64% Mar 18

Jun

Inc com_

IJJug Co

21 %

217b

4

39%

26 7b

46% Feb

53

No par

No par

4%

30

55% Jan

".96%

22

39%

1

21%

411/4 Mar 20

31% Oct

21%

22

39%

1

Inc

27

5

31.

21 Va

21%

21%

-10

Co

Co

1,600

30

49% Mar 21

Jun

21,600

27

59i/2 Feb

8% Dec

14%

20-'/a

27

23ye

14%

29%

18% Jan

52% Feb

27

14%

22 Vn

24

Jun

147b

27 Vb

Jun

20

147b

29%

20% Mar 19

4

Mar 19

93

1

14Va

26%

44% Oct
18 % Nov

14%

57c

Mar 29

107

25

32

18V8 Jan

4

33% Jan

27 % Jun

14%

21%

14

2

14%

29%

4

25 Va Feb

36% May 29
87 % July 10

14%

22%

30% Apr

2

101 Va Jan

1

Corp

28

3

18 % Jan

14

10,600

29%

26 % Jan

2

24

a

29

12

8 Va Oct

13%
237

26%

31 % Jan

38ya Jun

13

23

26%

26% Feb
21

1,700

>30

12%

22%

16%

30

29

30

12%

27

24

25

291/a •30

26 74

14% Nov

13

297b

29%

40

16%

19% Oct

15% Jun

12,800

25%

17% Feb
27% Feb

20

447b

16%

2

Feb

4374

25%

2

20% Jan

22\

44%

preferred series A
_100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock' Isl & Pac RR__No par '
Chicago Yellow Cab—
No par

13 % Jan

8

2

43%

Chicago & North Westn com_No par

7

36% Feb

35% May

44%

14

22% Feb

22

8,300

43%

14

25

Jun

24%

16%

22

19

4,200

.

,

1C2%

24V2

16%

8% Jun

28

48%

102'A

24%

1027/4

22 7b

Class A

14 % Oct

;

48

102 V4

24

1021/4

13Va

Chicago Great Western
"5 7c preferred

12 Va Feb 14'
61% Feb 27

2

64% Feb

4,300

22%

8

5

33%

12%

Feb

15

36% Feb

24

Nov

300

V2

22 '/a

14

24

Oct

48

100

75%

x 33

4 8 V2

48

1,600

75%

13%

Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par

20

48 Vb

4,400

50

*48 Va

22%

14

19% Mar 13
33% Feb 19

34Va

9,100

16%

16%

24

*101

29Va

14

2

16%

13 VB

11% Feb

17

167e

22%

59% Feb

14% Jan

167b

47%

29 VB

2

29 % Jan

16V8

i

1,600

25V4

'

*25

13%

2

19

27% Feb

20

2574

22%

16% Jan

21% Nov 23

1

Sep

25V4

29 %

Jan

9

25%

22 %

Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
31/2%
convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
.—2

Mar

25

2,100

16%
43

*13%

Chesapeake Corp of Virginia

Mar 25

44

41%

23%

29%

Gotham

Chemetron

3

♦16%

No par

preferred

C hem way

167b
4174

25%

3,200

25%

257b

1674
41

937B

No par
Co

Checker

5

25%

167b

44%

Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Motors Corp—

29% Feb

11

93%

24

43%

Co

Champion Papers

21

94

41%

'..

102%

44%

Champion Spark

31% Dec

126,500

142

23%

43%

15

31% Apr
25% Feb

Oct. 24

25%

9374

16%

.

48

47 Va
*100 Va

2.50

Products

Belt

$4.50

3,300

43 %

*140%

5

Chadbourn

29% Jan 29
100% Mar 29

48%

101%

48

251/4

V

23%

West Corp

Industries

Aircraft

Cessna

■V

93%

142

x40%

25%

25%

*140%

142

93%

93 %

Service__No par

Pub

South

93 %

.

*140%

141

24

Corp

Chain

5

com

preferred

2574

VB

42

34%

Light

3% Oct

„

341/2

4,800

22,500

25%

42%

34%

Illinois

25

May 29

18

257b

%

41

34 VB

.

374

37%

'

*140%

142

34%

15'/4 Jun

21

41%

300

73%

3%

34%

No par

•*0 -,B

600

23,400

37Va

757b

Gas & Elec

39% Feb

257b

26

40

40 Va

73%

4

37%

37Ve

*75%

4

32% Jan

25%

25%

73 %

37b

4
37 Va

660

5,000

9

8%

76

Hudson

4% Mar 13

96 % Jan

4 u'/4

73

73%

3%
37

37%

24%

24%

24%

4

37 %

37%

9

8%

9

73

73

3%

4

4,

36%

8%

9VB

*72%

73

72

Central

40 % Apr

9

9%

*75%

23% Jan

25 % Jan

58

76%

20% Mar 20

16

57%

*75%

Certain-teed

16

5774

76

6

27

57Vb

76

preferred series R

6

Nov

100

57%

100

57c

25% Feb

41% Feb

21

55 Va

2
35% Mar 19

19% Feb

38% Feb

25

Juil

91.

57%

50

2

2

56 %

*48 %

Mar 19

331/2 Jan

58

50

Cerro

16

32 7b

*48%

Century

49% Feb

24

50

32

50

32

4

41 Vb

49%

32

*48 Va

14% Jan 23

3% Mar

40%

50

32

49%

27

4

40%

497b

49%

14

31

40 %

50

32%

16Va

Feb

Jan

8,200

40 Vb

49 Va

32%

16

12% Feb

35

40%

50

33%

50

16%

29

9% Apr

24

40%

230

*32%

16%

331/2 Mar 27

24

39%

106

49%

40

25Va

Soya

3% Oct

3,800

24%

Central

16

9,000

357b

25 %

23% Apr

191/a Jan

6674

35%

25

&

14

65%

35%

33

8%

.

Central

2

65%

347b

x

Aguirre Sugar Co
5
Central Foundry Co
1
Central of Georgia Ry com__No par

7

f;4

105%

657b

34%

17

47% Feb

Jan

1051/4

65%

34

41%

Illinois

33

106 Va

65

34 %

16 7b

Central

77% Jan

Jan

106

65

41

22% Mar

>60% Jan

*10574

34%

17

Central

23

106%

2,200
2,800

17,300

33%

x64

65

42

Apr -26
46% Apr 19

23

106%

107

25%

4'/2%

Oct

157b

16%

Central

17% Oct

15%

41%

4
22

11

157'B

25%

6

41% Jan

157 b

—1

48% Feb

2

15%

57%

10

—_____

102% Apr
25% Jan

25

Corp

Corp common
preferred
Instruments Corp

5%
Cenco

46'/4 Jan

23% May 29
12% Nov 30

15 Va

1
—__20

14

98% Jan

30% Jun

15%

,

49 %

100
7

Celotex

18

1011/2 May 28
25

14%

93%

'52% Mar 30

July

14%

,

93%

5
May 29

Jun

93

27

30V2

25

35

27

*140%

28

50% Jan

Mar 26

48

9

7

Dec

27

preferred
100
conv preferred series« A_100

41/2%

18% Jan

48

2674

33

2nd

4

28% Mar 26

2

47%

27%

*47%

April 5

Corp of Amer com—No par

17c

27% Feb

15

477b

27

39%

No par

Products

47%

27%

34

____—1

common—

Tractor

Steel

Celanese

17% Jan

15% Jan

2

Ceco

47% Feb

Jan

22

23

23% Jan

14% May 29

—

preferred
2nd preferred

Apr

94

38% Jan

Mar 13

28 % May 29

7%

142% Feb 27

124 y4 Jan

21

Inc

6 % 7o

38% Jan

7

42 y2 Jan

Jun

Co

Jan

18y2Nov

44-:

I)

(J

3% Jan

70

2
26

28 y2 Jun

79 i

Case

Products

48

27%

64%

—1
_1

Corp

Shares

48

107

—_5
10
__50

_

General

&

9% Jan

4V2 May 29
44

preferred

4'/2%

the Week

Friday

27%

14%

No par

Carrier Corp common

2
34% Jan 22
Apr

Sales for

Thursday
April 4

48

Ry_100

Light

&

Carpenter Steel Co

29% Jan

2

77

23

50

Jan

48

28

36 y2 Jan

26% Oct

Sep

107

2
10

36"% Jan

8

44% Feb

& Ohio

Clinchfield

Carolina

60% Jan

PRICES

Wednesday
April S

April 2
47%
47%

27%

10
No par

.

Carolina

101% Jan

27

49 y2

Co

Mfg

Corp

5
8

19

Dec

/

Carlisle

12

Nov

64

3

(Philip)

Carey

Tuesday

April I

5

Feb

103

Monday
Par

Co

66% Apr

8

25

45% Jan

Jan

39% Jan

Jan

45 % Jun

96

Carborundum

16

43% Mar

Mar 16

56

24

37 Va Oct

STOCK

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

Year 1962

11 %

12 Vb

4%
*18

61 %

xll%

91

*90 Va

1

4%

4%

*18

19

180

96%

96%

*95%

97%

100

27%

27

27%

26%

27%

20,500

96

9%
45

107%

42%
91

4%
19

*94
9 Ve

96

9%

*94

8%

96

9%

43%

44%

107

107%

107%.

42%

43

42%

43

90%

90%

*90%

91

44

107

4%
,.*18

44%

4%
19

4%
*18

4%

98,900

7,600
310

34,400
100

6,700

18%

61%

61%

61%

18,800

11%

12

117b

12

11%

12

13,900

59%

59 Va

60

5974

60%

*45%

46

46

46 Va

45%

46%

2.000

39%

40

37

40%

38%

39%

46,700

5

59%

60%

59741

61 %

60%

45%

46

45 Va

46

39%

39 %

39%

39%

650

96%

59%

—7

50c

101
105

'

62 y*
12

44%
100

*103%

61%

'

61 Vb

16,100

'7

,

Volume

'

Number 6253

197

'
.

.

.

'

'

".

*■-

The Commercial and

Financial

Chronicle

(1427)

15

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1962
Lowest
18 Va Oct
23

Range Since Jan.1,1963
Lowest
Highest

Highest
34 Va Feb

24

NEW

21

26 % Feb

27% Jan

2

32 % Apr

5

12

Jan

2

21% Jan

2

15% Apr
26% Jan

15

22 Va Jan

5

34% Mar 19

YORK

STOCK

25

Controls

Co

of

5

12% Jun

25

23 % Mar

6

16% Jan

2

20 V. Jan

25

27 Va Oct

26

43% Mar 21

32% Jan

2

37

18

54% Feb

14

Corn

167 Va Jan

14

Corning Glass Works

8% Oct

1

18% Oct

23

40

18

Jan

4

May 28

105%
87

194% Mar 19

Dec

14
5

18% Oct

24

li

Oct

31

5

Dec

28

36

90

Feb

152% M'ar
87 Va Jan

27

6

24

5

Feb

88 Va Mar 21

92 Va Mar

96% May 17
24% Jan
4

21

21% Mar 12

13 % Mar 26

15% Jan

31

4% Mar 21

5 % Jan

7

•

5% Dec

Oct

24
17

83

26

91

17

68% Jan

76% Jan
11% Oct

'

Mar 29

49

60% Mar 28

27

Jun

92% Jan
>

15% Feb
43

2

23% Jan

6

24

42% Jan

,

27

19% Feb

21

Jan

12

2

49% Feb

18

81 Va Apr

2

Dec

Feb

5

83% Jan

11 Va Apr

4

14% Jan

8

4

25% Feb

24% Feb

19

28

26

18

24

27% Aug 24
42 V« Mar 19

14 %

2

20% Jan

4

34% Dec

28% Feb 27

<17% Oct

24

30

:

Dec

18

41

i

Jun

14

37% Aug
8
91 ' I Aug
7
12% Oct 22
86% Jun

27

14% Jun

25

Mar 13

35% Jan

7

27

45% Apr

1

Jan

4

53% Apr

5

3

96 % Jan

4

100

Jan

16% Jan

2

21

Feb

18

44

59% Jan

2

45

97

May

Jan

7

105% Mar

17'/a Jan

2

20% Apr

19

7% Jan

2

10

Jan

25

52 7b Jan

3

63

Jan

25

4

11% Feb

8

103

19

19% Aug 23

25

15% Jan

3

70% Jan

12% Feb

13

Jun

25

10

Mar

5

337b Jari

2

19% Jan

3

22% Feb

13

13% Feb

20

6 % Jan

2

8 Va Feb

14

3

25% Jan

Mar 13

35

39% Feb

8% Dec

28

14% Feb

19

7

12% Feb

27

20 V. Aug

16

17% Jan

2

23% Feb

20

Aug 21

33% Jan

3

38% Feb

57% Jan

17

64% Apr

5

47% Oct

78

9,

M'ar 20

24

Jan

22

45

Jan

2

401/4 Jan

7

46

Feb

25

86 Va Jan

5

91

Dec

12

92

Feb

5%

2

14% Feb

1

May 29

9 Va Jun

25

18% Mar 12

13% Jan

20% May 29

29 V* Jan

27

Jan

77 Va July 27

85% Dec

31

82

78 % Aug
2
81% Aug 30
34% May 28
41 Va Oct
2

86

Dec

31

.87

Dec

13

2

„

2
21

>

common

Corp com
preferred

Zellerbach Corp
$4.20
preferred

Crucible Steel Co

5Vi%
C

T

of

Corp

Press

prior

$1.60

prior

Class

Cutler-Hammer

Dana

Corp

3%%
Dan

21

30

Jan

31

Dayton

&

4

86

Jan

2

Preferred

3.75%

4

87

Jan

18

Preferred

3.75%

87'A Jan

4

16

45 Vb Feb

18

51% Jan

2

Jan

29

45% Jan

4

Preferred

Decca

57 lb Feb

20

65% Mar 29

27

20% Dec

13

18% Mar 27

22V4 Feb

13

55% Feb

15

46V4 Jan

52% Feb

19

15

29 7b Feb

15

25

22 Ve Jan

3

36V4 Mar

21%

Jun"

15 Va Jun

7 % May 29

12

12 7b Mar

6

42'/4 Feb

6

Feb

18

27% Jan

10

191/a Jan

2

26

2IV4 Feb

19

C_

Inc

9

9 % Jan

2

12

Apr

1

DeSoto

Chemical

Nov

20

31% Dec

31

31 Va Jan

2

34% Jan

29

Detroit

18% Jan

4

10% Jan

2

13% Feb

18

26

34% Jan

10

31% Jan

24

24

69

Feb

12

46% Jan

3

54% Feb

Oct

24

53% Jan

2

45% Jan

3

56% Mar 27

Diamond

9% Oct

25

27 % Jan

22

10% Jan

2

12% Jan

Diana

34

MT 22

19

15

18

17% Feb

11 '/b Mar

6

14

Jan

3

26

23 % Mar 26

18% Jan

8

22% Jan

22

Diners'

Oct

40% Feb

16

27% Jan

2

35% Feb

26

Disney

35% Jun

(Walt)

25

48 V4 Mar 23

43% Jan

2

47

12 Vb Jun

22

21% Jan

3

19

Jan

3

Apr
24% Anr

May 29

22% Dec

5

21% Jan

3

26% Mar 18

22% May 29
16 Va Jun 25
20% Dec

28

17 Va Jun

27

16% May 29
40

Jun

27

17% Oct

24

31% July 18
25% Jan
2
Dec

24

7

23 »/s Jan
19

26

23

24

72% Jan

2IV4 Jan

Dominick

55

5

11

22% Jan

15

17% Jan

22

25

Fund

(R

R)

&

44

Jan

2

48

46

Jan

4%

Mar 27

45

Apr

4

48

Jan

21

48 V* Jun

45

7

48 % July 13

23

29% Feb 19

17

Feb

Oct

45% Feb
48

Jan

50 V4 Mar

17»/4 Mar

Mar 21

4

20% Jan

9

119% Oct

24

I6V4 Dec

12

121/4 Mar 27

15% Jan

4

123 y4 Oct

25

33 Ve Dec

13

26% Mar 20

31% Jan

$1

conv

14

197/4 Jan

24% Feb

14

Eastern

Air

31% May 29

55% Feb

16

46 v. Jan

60% Mar 14

Eastern

Gas

80 Va Jun

22

93% Dec

7

9 7b Oct

24

21% Jan

4

12% Jan

Jun

25

11574 Mar 15

106% Jan

97% Mar
30
52
89

7

' May 28
Jun
Jan

25
18

22

May 29

95

Feb

26

Jun

20

27

46 V. Nov

1

22% Jun

27

4 V* Sep

41

24

101

July 9
40% Mar 23

88% Jan
94

3

Aug 23

97

98% Mar
4
2
34% Jan
h14
Mar 27
52% Mar 20

Eastern

Kodak

92% Jan

7

60

Jan

14

95% Apr

5

457/2

4574

1,200

64%

65%

19,300

19

187b

19'/a

4,900

12 v. Jan

24

57

15% Oct

19

26% Jan

26

17% Jan

2

19% Jan

2274 Oct

24

42

Feb

13

27% Jan

3

34

7% Oct

24

15 % Mar 16

5

35% Jun

25

37% Dec

31

497b Mar 30

12

Oct

24

23v4 Jan

55

Jun

21

68

8

9

Mar 28

26% Feb

1

47 y4 Jan

26

4% Jan

3

2% Jan

9

14% Jan

May 17

58% Jan

19% Jan
38

25% Jan
42% Jan

117b Nov

5

21% Jan

57

Jan

2

61

12

Jun

25

20% Jan

3

13% Jan

2

8 V. Jun

27

14

9'

9% Jan

2

Mar

22

8

Products

4'%%

Electronic

Elgin
el

&

12%

12%

12%

12%

33 Va

33%

33 Va

33%

33 Va.

33 7b

33 74

900

51%

52 74

52

52 74

52

52 74

51%

55

557/4

52 74

12,800

X54%

55

55

55 74

55 'A

56

55%

56

11

IIV4

11V.

11 >4

11

11%

11

117 b

117b

117 b

13%

13%

1374

1. %

13 74

13%

137b

13%

3,000

19%

19

19%

19

19 Va

18%

19 VB

17,100

34 74

34%

34%

34 Va

3474

4,300

46

■/

46 7b

46%

46%

47

24'

a

24

National

Paso

24%

25%

25

25%

25

24%

25 7b

9,600

24

23 7 a

24

23%

24 Vb

23%

24 Vt

28,700

28 Vb

277b

28

27%

27%

27 74

28

17,700

62

45,500

24%

15,300

241

109%

31

Jun

14

5% May 29
19v2 May 29
50

Nov

27% Oct

"For

27
24

14
11

18% Jan

10

70% Mar 21

15% Mar 25
32% Apr
5

11% Feb

13

7% Jan

32% Jan

2

22% Jan

52% Feb

21

39 Va Mar

footnotes,

see




8

50 v4 Mar
30 v, Jan

page 25.

'

50% Jan

3

14

2

8% Feb

6

2

25% Jan

11

51% Jan

8

5

3

37

Mar 25

16 74

16%

57 7b

57%

57%

13%

10974

11%

1.1%

7,200

57 Vb

2,500

1374

12

12

242

109

109

108

10874

xl07

'109

89%

*89

31%

32

44

44

44 74

4474

43%
*47%

90

*88%
31%

.

1374

i

13,200

244

28,900

10774

3,800

89%

88%

88%

*86%

32

3174

31%

31%

31%

10,400

43%

4374

330

*4774'

48'/4

4374

*437-2

44

48 V.

87

74'

*47 Va

48 74

46

*45%

46

45 74

487b
45%

*47.74

46

457/4

45

49%.

49%

*48%

49%

49%

403,

*48%

49%

*49

47%

*47 »2

47%

47%

49%

49 7 a

48

*47%:
*47

17%

17%

17%

200

49%

*47 7a

"

*47

47%

*47

47%

*49%

51

*49%
17%

51

18

17%

5

4,600

12 7b

242 74

327/4

177b

45

49

45%

800
640

49

460

17%

17%

com—1

12%

13%

13%

13%

13V4

13 74

13

13%

1274

13 7b

2

26%

27 Va

27%

28'/4

277b

27 Va

27

27 y*

27

27 74.

22%

22%

22%

._

18

2,600
30,800

2,300

'

■/ :

.

16 Va

5674

13%

1,600

16. Va
:

23%

2417a

109%

48 %

11%

24

242

89%

*47%

137a

13%
11%

60%

'23%

241

31%

_50

:E

227b

22%

22%

22%

22%

23

1

1

21%

22 vb

22

22%

22

227%

20%

22'4

20%

2174

uc.50q

com

10

55%

56 7b

56

.56%

567b

57

5 9 7b

56 7

56 7b

56%

8,000

Inc__
Assn

Steel

*

100

Corp

10

Va

97

*95 Va

14%

1147 s

115%

*99%

50

*

95

xl4

2.50

common

Co_

Co

2.50

common

100

100

97

14

*951/2

14%

147b

95 Va

97

147 b

14%

115 7b

115%

115

lie

s99%

55

100

*99%

100

56

*94

28

Amer

*94

7/2

*100

u

*95%;

95va
14 Va.

115 74

100

5,100

96 v2

90

14%

14%

11,700

115%

115%

100

.

.23

118 7b

29,200

*100

101

20

28

1

35

351/4

5

53 %

54

5

29%

30

shrs__ 10s

35%

6%

35%

35 '/a

357b

23,100

13 7b

13%

13%

13%

1,900

*94

29

287b

56 '/a

56

95va

*94

28%

28

*100

34%

35 7b

*53

3474

54%

*53

297b

29%

6%

35%

13%

*55 7'2

•

95%

Va,

35%

13%

"100

;

Co

5674

55%

95%.

28%

Amer;

of

Share

67b

29%

6 V4

57

56 74

56 '/a

2,900

95 Va

74

95%

29

28 '4

951/2
28 %

5,100

*100

347b

33

54

;

33 74

3,000

52 74

54

53'4

54

2.200

297s

34%
30

20

*100

30

29%

30

8,300

65,000

33v4

6

5%

6

_10

55%

55%

56

56%

56

5674

56

56 7b

56%

57

l

34 %

35 va

35%

36%

35%

36

35%

367b

36

36 va

17,100

Co

5

10 7

107b

97b

10'A

10

IOV4

1074

iov4

10

107 b

6,800

1

3

18

18 v.

18 Va

181/4

18%

18 Va

18

18%

18%

19

62,700

1

33

33%

33

33%

32%

33 7 b

33

33%

33%

33 %

20,800

9 74

9%
39%

9 7b

9 v.

9%

9%

9 Va

5.600

40 74

39'4

40 7 b

39 v.

4074

3,700

43%

497b

4974

491/2

49

49%

l.SOO

4,100

Inc

Gas

Mfg

Co

&

s

6

6

6 Vb

74

5,000

18%

19%

18%

18%

187 a

19

18%

19 vb

18%

18%

70%

69%

70

697b

69 7b

*69'/4

7074

69 %

69 3

1

23 7b

23%

23%

23%

23 %

24

x23 Va

23%

23%'

237b

8.50

41%

42 7b

42

42%

41%

42

42'/a

41%

42 va

5,400

3%

9,600

Electric

Evans

Products

Co

com No

par

5%

Foods

40

*481/2

3%

3%

40%
■

48%

18%

597b

*58 »/2

597b

1

15 Vb

151/4

15

15%

5

11%

12 7b'

12%

12 7b

1

31%

'31%
41%

31%
40%

32%

417b

42%

43

43 VB

43%

13%

13 '/a

14

4%

47b

—

common

junior preferred-!
Falstaff Brewing Corp

3%

18%

*58 Va

18

*18

3%

37a

18

19

42

7b

140

b
-

2,800

3 Va

3%

18%

18 V*

187b

59v4

5974

59%

50

15%

157b

4,4c0

12%

12%

5,800

620

'

1

Co

v-

3va

18 7b

50

100
-

Factor (Max) & Co class a__
1
Fairbanks Morse & Co——No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.50
convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp 1
Falrchild Stratos Corp—
1

Fairmont

3 Va

97 b

3

Co_

Inc

6% Jan

16%

5

Corp

46% Apr
16 v. Jan

24

9,600
16,500

*691/4

Ex-Cell-o

2

24'/4

2314

57 74

243 %

1.1 %

24%

24

16%

13%

11%

241%

-

Eversharp

2

13%

11%

61%

6174
24 7 b

*23%

240%

60%

60 7b

24'/a

74'

com—5

24%

'

24%

Endicott Johnson Corp common—lo
4% preferred
.100

5

3

13%

8

2474 V

48%

7

4.% Jai:

27%

2474

48%

46% Feb

11% Jan

13%

1

.23 lb

7B

'

_10

341/8 Apr

37% Jan

5,000

40%

2

7

45%

5,400

39%

2

14

46 VB
•

1.25

5%
preferred series a
Erie & Pittsburgh rr Co~!
Eurofund Inc

87b Feb

3474

16,900

20c

Jan

23 Ve Mdr 12

34',4

13

9 7b

25

16

337 b

v

12 Va

.

97 b

40 Ve Jan

Nov

34 V,

.19

12%

5

2

15

33%

No par

Erie-Lackawanna rr Co

46% Mar 14

20

%

4,700

13

21% Feb

13%

19%

2

Phonograph
Freight Corp

9

29

13%

12

X33%

2,300

Watch

Natural

36% Jan

May 29

%

12%

50

Mus Ind

49 7s

May 29

12,200

50

Associates

23

4

27,900

8.3C0

Elastic

27

10 Vt Oct

11%
33%

1974

52%

preferred

34 V. Sep

24

11%
32%

.

33%

.——50

Co

16 V. Oct

Apr

117 b
33%

19%

13

18

11%
33

27 Va

20

131/B Jan

11%.

33%;

19%

60

25

11,000

11%
32%

51%

Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
;

16% Jan

20

11%
33%

27

31

Feb

20 7b

.1

4Vt Feb
21% Feb

Jan

15%

11%
32%

14

6

18 V4 May 29

20 Vb

12

33%

367b

Mar

34 Va May 29
Oct 30
2

197 b

52

11%

14

51

8

207b

52 Vb

33

35%

42% Jan

27

3,200

197a

147 b

Emery Air
Empire District

Feb

20

35%

11

19

19%

14VB

Jan

711/4 Feb

28,500

27%

3(3%

43

Jan

40%

*27 7b

51 Va

'

34% Mar

Jan

40 V,

27 Va

1

Electric

14

41%

27

33%

Ltd

preferred

Radio

63

5,500

40%

27 74

19%

Manufacturing

Emerson

2

52 V,

41%

26%

27%

Manufacturing

Emerson

Aug 22

51%

40%

27 V8

12 Vb

common

Co

24

Mar 20

51%

41%

26%

1

preferred

11% Jan

9

51%

40%

1

Storage Battery

Apr
37% Jan

5

8
2

51

40%
267o

19 7a

Electric

2

51%

26%

27%

1

Jan

50%

39%

19"'a

&

9% Jan

Va

3

;_1
Edison Bros Stores Inc common.j.i
41/4% preferred
.,100
Ekco

100

28 7b

Electric

31V. Mar

90

19%

Bond

50

*88 Va

27 34

Electric

5

90

#

19%

Stop Nut Corp
Electric Auto-Lite Co_.

17

*88 74

•

28%

8

16

90

6,200

19%

Mar

Jan

*88 Va

287b

Mar 13

56% Feb

90

197b

58

16

*88%

19%

30

38% Dec

90

28%

2

25

*88%

29 74

28 V4

2

25

86

29%

261%

18

24

*85

29 Va

26 7b

26% Jan

Jun

86

29 7b

26 Va

32v4 Jan
49% Jan

Jun

1131% Nov

prior

$3.60
Eaton
Echlin

29

6% Apr

86

*85

29 74

26

5

21

*85

86

29

26

30

Feb

86

*85

85 Va

23%

30

5%

*85

86

85 Va

25%

100

2

86

*85

25%.

29

6V4 Jan

86

86

23%

24

13

85 Va

46'/.,.

Jan

36% Feb

28%

25%

Jan

30

28%

80,300

23 V8

27

63% Mar

29

17

457b

100

33% Jan

28 3 4

xl6%

25%

26

37 vb Nov

16 Va

23%

30

Jan

16 74

46 V8

: Nov

Jan / 2

lb 74

25%

33% Nov
101

23% Sep
8

41/2%

14

5

16 74

65 Va

—

Stainless

'Eastman

18

16%

8,000

_5

18

Jan

16%

16%

2.50

(E I)

Fuel

&

23

14% Mar

14

8

*84 Va

50

Lines

22

37% Jan

137a

16%

50

Jan

100

*89%

14

'.

No par

14% Jan
Feb

43 74

89 7 b

13

45%

Eagle-Picher Co

117%

43 3 4

89 7 a

13%

_No par

:X

23% Feb

Jan

10

7,500

43 74

91

137 b

22 %

preference

20% Jan

85

90 Vb
14 74

43%

*89

14

1

DWG Cigar Corp
Dynamics Corp of America

13

90

437 b

13%

427s

91

6.75

preferred

23

3

43%
*89 7b

43

4

13%

1

Nemours

24% Feb
27% Jan

23

15% July-

43%
90 V,

42 3

*90

18%

preferred
$2.10 preferred

4

1874 Oct

4.200

64 7a

4.10%

Jan

50

6434

45%

Co

preferred

31

48

64

.

18%

preferred

4.20%

3

64

800

54.100

65

preferred

.

7

28

Jan

de

$4.15

22

47

49% May 25

2

900

63

63 lb

*85

<

$4.50 preferred

47

12

36%

•

45

$3.50 preferred

11

19

33%

9%

21%

r

18%

Inc

Duquesne Light Co

2

42% Jan

36 V.

a

"9%

63%

Corp

$3.75

43% Jan

13

Power

2

45 V. Jan

36 V4

3 3s

63

57%

Chemicals

44'/, Apr
49% Feb

2,900

*36%

56 3

29

4

'32%

63 %

56%

10 Ve Jan

Feb

32

36%

56 '/a

26

42

32'%

SCO

63

No par

Feb

Sep 14
July 10

13 500

36

167 b

13

,

6%

45 %

Dunhill International

44

6%

21

16%

Duke

5

1,400

9%

16 %

17

Jan

11
21 %

21 Va

16%

17

39

11

21%

7

9 Va

1

Jan

26

200

11

21%

.21 Va

DuBois

89% Mar 26

10.800

9"«

24

14% Jan

331/8 Feb

5,500

9%
58

21 Va

60 74

109% Mar 15

32 3 8

20%

9 V4
*57

9%

24

59

9

32%

1C0

20%

8

du Pont

Va

41,700

106

19%

9%

40

2C%

*103

57

*10%
21

19%

21,000

9%

•

Duplan

t9%
20

6%

32%

53%'
99

21V4

59 3

2

2

%

237b

3

Apr

32%

24

13% Jan

30% Jan

32

24

55% Jan

85% Jan

21%

200

52%
99

104 %

56

6%

24%

16

Apr 27
97% Apr 27
32% Mar 22

21 %

59%

May 27

81% July 12

20%

23%

Jan

24 Va May 29

11

46

52%

19%

9%

59

11

24

61

5

9%

*57

7

*45%

99%

20

10%

1

25

28

20

9%

46

1C4 Va

.

105

58%

Drewrys Limited USA Inc__-

26

Jan

8%

51%
*99

19%

19%

60

24

I2V4 Apr

99%

*102%

19%

Chemical Co_-_—.V.5
Dresser Industries
50c

Oct

249

105

6%

Dow

11

7

51%

18%

28

Jun

5

♦45%

51

25

43

Jan

46

*99

19 %

24%.

8

233

51.
99 7b

27%

23

107

*45%

24%

Feb

114

43,500
54,300

45%

24

Jan

,254% M'ar 14

11%
31 %

19

Sons

31

5

1,800

b

14%
31 Va

64%

;

-

22

27

23 3

14%

31%

1

Corp

May 29

6% May 29

23%

14%
30%

45%

Inc

13

164% Jun

23%

23

15
31 %

1

Ltd—

20% May 29

101% Jun

23

—No par
—i—No par

14

25% Jan

22%

1,000

1

62% Jan

25% Jan

9,100

2.50

Donnelley

•

12

23%

18%

Douglas Aircraft Co—

2

100

11%

23%

64

Corp„

2

2

8IV2

11%
23%

45%

Productions

14

2IV4 Mar

81 Va

11%

23%

19

Club Inc

25% Mar 20

161/4 Jan

82%

11%,
24

50c

4

Mar

*81 Va

11%

.23%

65%

Corp

Co

Mines

Dover

1,500

^15

29% Jan

22

1,200

_No par

28 Va Apr

M'ar 26

4

Mar

32

Dome

4

22% Jan

Apr

g

28% Mar 19

4%
48%

45 7b

•

Corp-Seagrams
Corp

Pepper

6

20% Jan

37% Jan

Distillers

4%
48 V.

18%

Divco-Wayne

2

Mar

241

DIGiorgio Fruit

Dr.

4%
48%

20%

10

(The)

23

5

900

4%
48%

64%

Corp

11% Oct

5

14«

4%
48 %

82%

45%

Coatings

National

Stores

10 V. Oct

15

13%

60

24,100

2.50

Diamond Alkali Co

21

15

23

No par

Detroit Steel Corp_
De Vilbiss Co

40

22%

•

50c

Edison

30

37% Oct

93

io%

Rio Grande West RR.No
par

26% Oct

8.400

89

*92

—_1

9% Oct

30

*88

93

14%

*57

100

Dentist's Supply Co of N Y
&

89

*92

100

Hudson—.
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc—
Denv

*88

93

100

A

Delaware &

26

165%

28%

19%

100

B

Deere & Co

12Va Jun
38 V. Jun

164

165

6,300

15 VB

50%

common—7

series

31.700

30%

*99

1

series

3.90%

Records

12

22%

45%

5

series

6,0CO

51%

14%

10

Light

Mar

36%

51

164

30%

50c

Power

36 Vb

51%

v.;.

*81%

23%

9

Dayco Corp

19

36

51%

4%

23-%

21

Inc_

18%

35 %

51%
163

2,700

48%

11%

_i

common

Mills

4,100

88

5

82 %

19%
8%

preferred series A—

River

23%

88

48

*102%

Inc

23%

18%

*92

>22%

A„—_l

17'/a Feb

90

4%
48

:'81%

100

;

24

18%

13%

No par

common—

23%

23

No par

preferred

Curtis-Wright

20,600

13%

5

preferred

7,800

15%

22%

Cunningham Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Curtis Publishing common_1
$4

32 Va

15%

13%

5

!__

32

15%

23

No par

Inc

31'%

14%

13%

Cudahy Packing Co common—5
4 V2V0 preferred
100
Cuneo

30%

22%

1

preferred

24%

13%

.No par

.

I

24 %

*13%

America—12.50

convertible

S

24%

22%

—25

common-

88%

24%

35 Va

162 %

93

•

Shares

g

22%

><.__25

Petroleum

164%

tr>

18 %

50 Va
162 %

April 5

23%

34%

50 Va

*91%

100

convertible

22%

163%

*87 Va

l

14%

35%

50

100

preferred

84 Va Mar

51 % Apr

1947

Corp__—

Crown

4

7

89 Vb Apr
13
Jan

3

15 V. Feb

11

Co

Crescent

14

32% Oct

of

ser

303/f

19

162%

Crompton & Knowles Corp
No par
Crowell-Collier
Publishing
—_1
Crown Cork ,& Seal common—2.50
$2 preferred———--_____No
par

26

35 Va

preferred

30%

Friday

April 4

24%
30%

14%

30%

Sales for

Thursday

April 3
23%

14%

34%

5

_100

Petroleum

3%%

14

14% Jun

31% May 29

3 Va %

Crane

8

29

107% Feb

9% May 29
19% Dec 28
20

•;!

5

50c

Wednesday

23%

23%

18%

5

23%

18%

14%

Coty Inc
—;
1
Coty International Corp class A—lc

23

21% Mar 29

5

45% Oct

22

Apr
Feb

24

Sep

V 48

6% Oct

5% Jun

>

30%

23%

1

common

24 V4

307b

!_1

Co

April 8

23%

5

preferred.

Cosden

19

21% Mar 26

22 V. Jun

Oct

3%%

8

23 % Jan

■

Products

Tuesday

April I

Par

America

Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co_—
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co

27

Sep

LOW AND HIGH SALE
PRICES

Monday

EXCHANGE

*13

4%

7v.

4%

'

*5874

*58 74

59'b

15

15%.

15

151/4

12%

127b

12 74

12%

33 7b

32%

33 Va

33 7b

34%

43,800

40%

41

40%

417b

■41%

41%

19,700

44%

46%

44

14

513 7b

4Va

13 7b

13 Va

700

4%

Va

4%

36,100

15%

15%

15%

15%

2,900

35%

32%

34%

102,2C0

157b

15%

15%

15%

35 Vb

36%

34%

35%

77b

7%

77b

23%

23%

237b

50 7b

50 Va

*50 7b

357b

357b

23 7a

23%

50

50Va

50'/a

1

35%

35%

*

35

10,600

45

13 7b

4%

7%

50c

45%

46 Va

13 Vb

4%

15%

•

0

32 %
,

377b

15%

34%

41

/

33 Va

4

10,500

7 7b

7%

7%

7%

24 7b

24%

24 7b

24%

50%

♦507b

50 Va

50 Va

50 %

200

35%

34%,

35 7b

35%

36 7b

3.500

7%

..

■

24

7.400

,

16

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1428)

.

MondatfCApril

.

8, 1963

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Previous

Range for

Highest.

Lowest

May 28

29

Mar 29

26¥s Jan

3 2 s/8 Feb

13 5,8 Jun

25

28

Jan

2

173/4 Jan

233/4 Feb

6% Jun

14

10¥4 Mar 13

Jun

24
25

2 3 ¥4 Feb

6% Oct

24

14 ¥4 Feb

20

11% Oct
31

14% Oct
30 Va Oct

25

20

5

21 ¥2

Metallurgical Corp
Corp

5

Fedders

29

Federal

Mogul Bower

8 ¥» Jan

14

Federal

Pacific

177/8Jan

16

5

¥2%

Mar 21

2

6

•4.60%

42 ¥2 Jan

Feb

6

Federated
Fenestra

Inc

133/4 Apr

17

Jan

9

407/8 Feb

14

15

233/4 Jan

27% Apr

5

Jan

'355/8 Feb

18

5

26

Ferro

~24

Fiberboard
Filtrol

Corp

2
36 ¥t Apr
753/4 Mar 26

Mar 25

613/4 Apr

Mar 12

373/4 Jan

Firestohe

42 ¥» Apr

First Charter

2

21% Feb

•>$4

97 ¥2 Mar 25

3

45

23
25

6 ¥4 Feb

25

3% Jun

2

J an

Jan

5

Jan

14

137/8

14

25%

26 ¥4

39 3a

26

40%

26%

26

26%

6,500

26%

293/4

30 ¥4

27%

10,500

29%

2934

30

30

27¥t
303/8

2 7'/4

30

V

35%

3fj %

35

30%

3 4 3/4

351/2

34

35

57

par

—10
„

conv

_1

„

pfd_

46¥2 Jan, 9
75 ¥2 Jan 18

2

17 ¥4 Feb

4

Fluor

24

30

353/4 Jan

2

417/a Feb

19

40 ¥4 Jan

18% Oct 26
Jan

96 4: Dec

22

13% May 29

29% Jan

11

21 ¥4 Jan

May 29

1014 Jun

3

8

14% Jan

25

8% Nov

26

Dec

47

2

95 ¥4 Jan

14

.16 ¥» Mar 13

13

97

25

143/a Feb

4

Jan

14

19 ¥8 Jan

¥

26

Fair

4%

14% Mar 21

10 Va Mar 11

12 ¥a Feb

14
5

1

Ford

Inc

Mart

14 3/s Jan

4

10 ¥2 Jan

29

8

273/8 Mar 21

30 ¥2 Jan

11

Feb

1

343/a Jan

15

Foxboro

25% Oct

24

42 Va Apr

11

26% Mar 19
30 ¥s Feb 28

35% Apr

5

7% Oct 29

19% Jan

3

8 ¥2 Jan

3

97/8 Jan

24

29% Jan

12

223/a Jan

Jan

2

17%

25% Apr

10

29% Apr

4

Apr

2

27 ¥2 Feb

15

243/4 Jan

20

84

Nov

2

Jan

87

15

50,800

54

54%

201/4

201/4

20%

201/4

197/8

20 %

Friden

6

*89 ¥2

91

*89 ¥2

96%

97

*96' ';

98

*96

98

43

43 ¥4

43 ¥4

43'%

*43s/a

5%

44%

1,300

53/4

5%

5%

5%

2,700

96%

5 3/4

43

39 ¥e

39%

38 ¥2

22 ¥2

23

10
1

:

>96

15

*96

17

*123%

13 ¥4

2

14 ¥b

14 Vb

■

120

:

43%

43%

44

43'/2

44

71 ¥t

7C ¥2

71%

703/4

71%

14 ¥2

14'/4

,141/4

143/a

39 ¥2

19,600
3,900

39%

141/4
40¥4

40 i/s

40%

-.39,300

22%

22%

22

%

223/,

223/4

97 ¥2

241/a

*96

97¥2

96

96

*96
16 ¥2

13

14 Ve

91

39 ¥s

39

16 ¥2.

*12

13,900

14 ¥4

97%

16 %

V;

>

42%.
70 ¥4

22%

22%

97 ¥2

163/i|

'

5,900
14,500

19%

90

71%
1458

¥

42

■

1

20

42
> 6

.

14%

17

*12

14 ¥4

•

13

13%

16%
'

,

13%

17

*121%

16%
*123/4

,

131/2

14

9,800

55.400
30

17

6,500

..

131/2

1038

103/8"

10%

10 ¥2

10 Ve

10%

137/«

2,166

10%

10 ¥2

46 3,8

47

46 3,8

10%

1C %

47%

46%

477/8

'5,200

48 Ve

48%

48 S/3

49 Tu'

331,500

14%

13%

2

9%

9%

9%

9¥4

10

28 ¥2

287/s

28%

28%

28%

29 ¥2

28%

29¥4

28 ¥»

29%

29%

29 %

29%

29

29

28%

1

Inc

28%

29

28¥4

33

33%

33 %.

34

33%

287/a

33%

34

34%

34%

35%

50c

9 ¥2

1

Corp

*8%

9 ¥2

9%

9¥s

8%

/

.

8%

9 1/2

*9

9¥s

8%

9%

8%

9

.

33,900

9%-

20,700
3,000

:

•

14,300

9

700

-10

24%

25%

25

25%

25

25 ¥2

25%

25%

28%

29 ¥4

29

25%

28%

28 ¥2

25%

33 ¥30

28%

13,700

28%

29

1

29 ¥4

29

29%

29%

4.800

28%

28¥B

28%

29 ¥2

29 3

86 ¥4

86 ¥4

29%

100

Sulphur

87

87

88 ¥2

87

24

24 ¥4

24 ¥b

Co

Inc

4%

96 ¥2
42

40 %

19%

42%

-

Stores

Fruehauf

98

42%

^

*89 ¥2

,

70 ¥4

Corp

Freeport

5

335/8 Jan

¥4

55¥a

20

10

Co

Franklin

2

85

May 29

78% May 29

Dairies

Foremost

Fram

26% Mar 19

41

543a

20

14 5/a

Foster-Wheeler Corp

67

56

41%

55%

197/s

1

453/4 Feb

3

40 ¥2

55

20

71%

Co

24

24

38%

5538

19%

43

Co

24

23 ¥4 Oct

,39%

54%

/'

2.50

Mineral
Motor

24

19% Oct

38%

19%

14

:

Oct

2

44,800

71

common

Inc

7 Va Oct

8 ¥2 Jan

16,800

34Tb

55 ¥2

423/4

Inc common—1

22% Oct
25

61%

34 ¥a

42 Va

convertible preferred

Foote

497/8 Apr

2

Mar

60 ¥2

34%

6

pfd series of '51

Giant Markets

Food

•11% Jan

61

33%

53/4

:

Stores

$4.20 divid
Food

1.400

59%

34

2.50

Light Co

Corp Ltd
C Corp

Food

7

23

Jan

42

3

20¥s Mar 29

7

36 Va Jun

25 ¥2 Feb

21¥a Jan

21

Florida Power &

7,700

39,600

60 ¥4

No par

Florida Power Corp

2

Jan

/

33%

2.50

40% Feb

¥2.

57 ¥4

25

Co

•' 35

40%

*96

-No par

Railway

14

•

34 ¥4

91

Coast

30.

s£%

20

East

;

3,700

x33%

19%

653/a Jan

89

:

*89 ¥2

Jan

29% Oct

20,000

14'A
39

20

82% Feb

M

V!'

13%
38 %

91

30 ¥a Mar

F

X46 ¥2

14 ¥2

38%

197/s

25

Dec

'

14 ¥4

38%

*89%

$2.25 conv B 2nd

Florida

463/4

4,300

14 ¥2

_5

24

47

45%

401%
241/2
463/4

39 ¥4

—_—No par
A 2nd preferred—100

12% Oct

25

46 Vb

46

400

40 ¥4

*24'/a

24¥2

14%

preferred

>$4.50

10

7 ¥4 Feb

National

48 Va Jun

28 V4 Jun

455/a

46

40 %■/'

17

38%

Flintkote Co common—

89¥2 Mar 27

5

*24%

46 3 8

17'%

4C ¥4

24 ¥2

19%

23

41 ¥2 Jan

*16%

40 ¥»

55%

173/4 Jan
90

15.000

17¥a

:6*8 f

40 ¥s

Stores——No par

85 ¥2 Jan

13

4,400

6%

9

14 ¥2

Fischback & Moore Inc-;

Mar 16

18 ¥2

401/4

6%
*163/4

*16%

58%

First

Feb

18 ¥4
40 Va

6%

63/4

*24%

34

58 3A Feb

46

18 "A

40%

6%

403a

39 ¥t

217/s Feb

104

17,400

6.800

40

40 ¥2

40

6%
17 ¥8

24 ¥2.

33 ¥2

2

1

2,500

39 ¥2

58 ¥2

24

26

8¥2

*24%

No par
Financial Cbrp_No par

12

24

8 ¥2

83/4
17%

393/4

Tire •&, Rubber—

18 3/4 Jan

Oct

,'v 19,400

39%

45 ¥b

5

50 ¥4 Jan

35 Va Jun

211/2

73%

31 ¥4 Jan

85

211/4

93/8

6%

35%

8
26 ¥4 Mar 16

80% Ai+

311/4
211/2

24%

*24%

33 ¥2

2

8

39

.""'.U,

17%

17 ¥2

*16¥2

73 ¥2

2

Mar

403i,

1

72 ¥2 Jan

87

40

6%
17

Shares

31 ¥4
21¥i

•

21 ¥2

14%

—

50 ¥4 Jan

13% Oct 23

40 ¥4

63/4

Inc——1

-

Federation

Financial

20% May

23

39 ¥4

9

the Wes».

April 5
313/8
31%

38%

Coach Lines Inc

12

May 29

17%

25
1.25

Products__No

Paper

Fifth Avenue

43% Oct, 24

23% Oct

93a

17 ¥4

Friday

April 4

31 ¥4
-

Sales for

Thursday

1

33

Mar~21

48%

x9 ¥8

17

PRICES

-—10

—

Feb

27% Jan
66

22

9 ¥2
17 ¥4

23

Corp

57

25 Vtt Oct

Jan

142

24

47% Oct

A

preferred
Dept Stores--—

353/4 Jan

9%

Paper Board Co common__5

42

47

6

30%
21 ¥8

17 Va

_1

com

series

24¥4 Feb

6

35 ¥b Mar 15

22% May 29

Co

pfd

233/s Jan

Dec

31%

21%

5

Bearings

Electric

2nd

conv

Federal

30%
21%

213/4

SALE

Wednesday
Aprii 3

1

Corp

44 ¥2 Jan

■

Tuesday
April 2

2

36% Mar

7

28 ¥2 Dec

May 29

14

1

Fansteel

Fawick

31 ¥8 Feb

•

24

18% Jun

Family Finance Corp

19
29

21

18 ¥2 Apr

Mar

Monday
Par

April 1
30 3/8
31 ¥4

53 ¥2 Feb

17

29

Oct

LOW AND HIGH

STOCK

Apr

6 ¥2

May 10

54 ¥2 Jan

27

10 Vb May

2S

YORK

EXCHANGE

16 ¥2 Jan

38

7

44% Feb
24

22 V2 July 11

37Va Jun

8 ¥a Jan

2

22 ¥4 Feb

9 ¥2 Mar

153/4 Jan

5

42% Mar 15

25

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest

Year 1962

;

Trailer

Co

common

preferred

*87

8

29%

87

*87

".

29%

.105,900

88 '/2

120

G
253/4 Apr

14% Jan
2
30% Oct 24

11
46% May 22

Gabriel

Co

Jun~25

35%

Feb

58
4

2

24 ¥2 Apr

Mar 29

435/8 Jan

2

Gamble

31 ¥8 Mar 14

34% Apr

5

Gardner-Denver Co:

40¥4 Mar 20

46% Feb

7

19 ¥s Jan

35

21

¥2 Mar 19

5

2 % Oct

24

18 ¥4 Jun

14

27 ¥2 Jan

10

Jan

2

263/i Jan

2

20 ¥4 Jan

2

22 ¥s Anr

143/4 Jan

4

12 ¥a Mar

1

32 ¥a Feb

16

23 Vs Jun

26

94 % Jan

8

102

3 ¥j Jan
19

Oct

24

25

86

5 ¥2 Jun

26

Feb

30% Jan

6

67 ¥2 Jan

23

7% Jan

Jun

28

Nov

16

91 ¥0 Jan

3

1

11% Jan

2

8

¥2 Apr

5

10% Jan 26
32
Oct 23

20 ¥2 Jan

9

14

79¥2 Jan
27

Jun

4 ¥4 Oct

99

21 ¥2

Bronze

General

Cable Corp

16 ¥8 Jan

'45% Apr

5

Feb

27

33 ¥4 Jan

17

36 ¥2 Jan

2

6

833/4 jan

15

29 ¥4 Jan

4

88

4%

157/a Feb

4

General

1

29% Feb

7

General

Dynamics

79% Jan

23

General

Electric

Co

39 ¥4 Jan

25

44% Feb

14

General

Finance

77% Mar

4

85 ¥2 Feb

4

General

Foods

4

11% Jan

2

135/B Feb

21

General

2

General

2

313/a Jan

Apr

5

3

113 ¥2 Jan

4

116 ¥2 Feb

1

59% Dec

20

57% Jan

2

68% Apr

4

114

Jan

2

87

Jan

3

115% Dec'21

27

88 ¥2 Dec

30 ¥4 Jun

14
24

433/4 Aug 14
30% Mar
1

33 ¥2 Mar 26

15

31

600

27%

281/4

28 vt

28

28¥4

2,700

*98 Va

99 ¥4

981/2

981%

38

118

5%
$5

Mar 20

95 ¥2 Mar

Mills

$1.60

conv

5% Jan

8

General

Public

14

General

Public

Utilities

22 ¥4 Mar 28

11 ¥4 Jan

13% Jan

10

General

32% Feb

20

General

2734 Apr

5

General

Refractories

Signal

General
6

26 ¥2 Jan

22

277/8 Mar 27

$1.30

preferred

4

26% Jan

25

27 ¥2 Jan

8

$1.25

29

Jan

2

22% Jan

2

26 ¥2 Feb

13

20

9% M'ar 19

12% Jan

General

38
5

General

30 ¥4 Apr

4

97

Jun

25

102 ¥2 Feb

23

100 ¥2 Mar 15

103

Mar 25

100

Jun

14

1063/4 Apr

13

101 ¥4 Jan

107

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Volume

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The Commercial and

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(1429)

Chronicle

Financial

17

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan. 1, 1J)6'3

Year 1962

Lowest

Highest

Lowest

NEW

Highest

STOCK

YORK

AND HIGH

LOW

STOCKS

Previous

Range for

EXCHANGE

April :i

April L

Pai-

Wednesday
April3

Tuesday

Monday

Sales for

SALE PRICES

the Week

Friday

Thursday
April 4

*

Shares

April 5

II
37% Aug 30

'10

40

Jan

22

3

32% Feb

6

14

48 % Feb

12

27% jan

2
2

31

16% Oct

24

21% Oct

23

Oct

3

15

*

3

20% July 11

39% Jan

25

75% Jan

25 % May-29

38% Feb

<

39% Jun

30

2

2

45%JMar 26

1

30% Feb

4

18% Mar

30% Jan

4

9% Jan

3

6% May 29

38% Jun

27

Oct. 24

17%

Jan)l8

30%

Hanna

5

28

Harsco

21% Jan

9

34% Feb

8

22% Jail

24

9

Feb

•"43%'

31% Jan
Mar

2

10.100

2

27

Apr • 4
25% Feb 20
49% Jan

32%

32%

32%

33

2.300

21%

22

21%

22'/a

22%

22%

22%

22%

22 %

22%

6.600

29 Va

30%

30 Vb

31 %

30%

33%

33%

33'/b

33%

33%

19

New

30

29%

(HJ)

48

Jan

2

23% Mar 19

30% Jan

8

10% May 29

19

V4 Apr

6

15 % Mar 26

18% Jan

24

Heller

44% Jan

17

35

Jan

8

37

Apr

2

Helme

39 V2 May 14

37

Apr

5

38

Jan

23

88,

Apr

3.65%

4

Helene

33%

19%

LI

26%

31%

20.800

471/4

46%

47%

47 %

47 Vb

47%

48

10.300

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

32%

33

9.300

191/4

19 Vb

19%

19V4

19%

19 Vb

19%

33%

*33%

33%

33i%

33 Va

33%

33%

700

19%

19%

20

20

20%

20%

20%

5.400

81/4

8%

3.400

8

7%

8

26%

•

26% -27

*110% Apr

Mar~21.

27% Jun

25

50

110% Aug

10

118

>

Dec

20

July 18

82

*

Jan

3

55 %

•

24

Oct

23

15% Jun

Mar

-

1

118

,1

37

2

41% Feb

12

20

16% Jan
19% Jan

21

Jan

2

j' 19% Jan

4

Nov

29

37

12% Jun "25

v

65

Apr

5%

Jan
v

11

Apr

4

1.500

Hershey

25%

25 Va

26%

26%

27

26%

27

22%

23%

22

Va

22%

22%

23 VA

22%

231/4

39

40 Va

391/2

•39%

391/2

40 V2

40%

41

88

88

.

„

24%

87

24%

25

24%

25

15%

16%

16

16 Vb

37

37

-37

37%

38 %

*37%

38%

15%

15%

37

37

16%

"11%

11%

: 39%

2

21 Va Jan

24

Heublein

3

24% Feb

1

Hess

40%

■

371/2

*37

*37%

38

37%

38

11

11%

10%

10%

39%'

40%

39%

40%

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Jan

4

Jan

8

7% Feb

8

Mar 26

28% Jan

25

74

13

76

117 Jan

4

6

13

25

14

Jun

15

7% Oct

24

17% Jan

; 2

7 % Apr

3

10 % Jan

19

87/e Feb

1

3% Jan

2

4% Jan

28

July

20

9

30

Feb

27

2

27% Mar 19

32% Feb

8

43% Jan

2

51% Feb

8

33

Jan

31

37% Feb

15

93

Jan

3

101 % Jan

2

104% Mar 22

Feb

1

35% Mar 22

2% Jan

21

15% Jan

Dec

28

26

Jun

25

41% Jan

3

25

94 V2 Dec

11

87% Jun
93

% Oct

Jan

12
5

23% Mar

24

14% Jun

22

,16% Jun

25

2

1

15

17% Jan

25

24%

Jun

35% Feb

1

18% Jan

May 17

40% Jan

104

Mar 22

...

Jun

■

5

..'41

37% July 18

28

_

75

9% OCt
28 Vs Oct

96% July

16% Feb

18

2

22

14

43

20

1

Hudson

2

29% Apr

9

Hunt

6% Mar 20

Apr

5

Feb

8

16 % Jan

30

18

32% Jan

2

36

■'

28

July

V151

Jan

-

5

-

31% Jun 26
40 V May 31

". 25
1

May 29

90% July 24
20 Vb Oct 24

■

i

4.08%

15

47% Jan

7

49

Mar 11

4.26%

May 21
7% Feb 19
Jan

7

50% Mar 20
49% Feb 20
36% Jan

'1

25

Jan

31

28

6% Jan

9

Jan

2

75% Apr

3
28

Ingersoll-Rand

33

V

'<•'

96

5

98% Feb

Mar 16

23 % Jan v.: 2

26% Feb

18

578 Va Jan

Mar

384 % Jan

2

2

442

Feb

Jan

57

•

5

17% Jan

38% Mar 16

26 Vb Jan

Dec

17

30% Dec

10

Dec

18

99

105

Dec "

•

Dec

16

26% Feb

18

104

7

17

7
2

Jan

98

Jan

4

8 % Mar 29

48% Jan

2

Int'I

Iron

,

49%

48%

48%

*47%

49

52

*51%

52

*51 Va

52

*51%

52 Va

*51

51 %

*50%

511/4

*50%

51V4

*49%

49%

*48%

70

.51%
51 %

*48%

49%

*48%

49%

*48%

49 Va

110

28%

29 VA

281/4

28%

28%

29%

29%

29%

4.900

317/b

32 Vs

32 '/4

32

32 Vb

2.300

32

31 Va

31%

317/a

32

6%

'

6%

*6'/b

6 Vb

74%

6%
75

75'A

75

75 Vb

6V4

*6 Vb
75
*155

...

74%

6V4

400

74%

*61/8

.

75%
162 %

12,400

162 Va

*155

—100
;

5

common

33

Mar 20

107% Mar 29

Jan

29

64% Jan

5
.,,100
^1%

com

25

18

17%

18 VB

29.100

32 VB

31%

32 %

122.900

99%

99 %

*98%

99%

International

4

V 39 Vb Jan

18

39% Jan

18

2

41% Jan

2

48 Vb Jan

29

Apr
5
47% Mar 21
2
2

7%

4%

S2

2

56

Jan

2

63% Feb

5

Iowa

12

49

Jan

3

3

Iowa-Illinois

50%

Dec

20

55% Apr
56% Jan

33

Jan

2

28

Mar 25

9

87% Jun

14

84% Jan

7

88

Jan

75% Jan

2

50 VB Jan

29

57

Mar

31

16% Feb

4

2

11 VB Jan

21

Mar 11

19% Feb

1
23
7

Elec

Iowa

S6

40% Jan




19% Jan

4

see

page

23.

2

24

Jan

15

*39 Vb

37%

37%

39%

*39VB

39%

*39Vs

44 3

44%

■;k 44 VB

44 Vb

44Vb

&

a

45

45%
104

39%

*39 Vb

46%

47

105 %

Light Co

103 VA

103 y4

103'/4

IO3V4

45%

46 Vb

45 Vb

45%

45%

46

44

44%

1.600

46%

50

49%

49%

49%

48%

48%

2,100

49%

49 Va

32%

33

32%

33%

321/4

3278

27 Vs

27%

27%

27 %4

26%

27 VA

5

60 %

60%

60%

60 %

60%

60%

1

53

53 %

53%

54 Va

55

55 %

49 VA

Co

10
50c

*55

*121

5

25 VA

15%

49%

55%

55 %

24%

25%

55%
25%

55

24%

55%
24%
122%

122%

*121

15

15%

15

l5'/4

122%

*121

15 V4

33

27%

27»/4

60%

60%

60%

600

55

55

53

55

55%

55

54%
55'/4

8.300

24 V8

8.600

27

24%

24%

25

*121

122%

15

*121

15%

88

87%

87%

52%

53

52%

53 V2

53

15%

*11

54%

px-eferred,
Corp

Johnson

IncL

1

46%

47%

46%'

47

82 %

82%

82%

83

_50c

16%

16%

16%

5%

&

preferred series A.

Va

17 Va

89

15%-

*86%

87 Va

54%

55

i

,2,800
80

5,200

89

48

48%

49%

49%

50

83

83

83

82%

83

17 Va

17 Va

17

17%

27.700

54%

55%

56,300

103%

103%

17

17 Vb

54%

52%

54%

"54%

53%

54 7/b

103%

103%

102%

103 Va

103 Va

103%

14%

14%

14 Va

14%

14%

14%

14%

22%

227b

22 Va

22 Vb

22%

1.000

IIVb

151/2

82%

102%

22

3.300

15 34

46%

14 VB

•

122 Va

*87%

•

53%

22

4.600

*87%

102%
21 %

8.700

89

*87%

89

*87%

—5

Laughlin Steel coinmon_lo
100
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co—
1
Joy Manufacturing Co
1

Jones

*87%

89

100
—5

19.900

32'%

27%

32 Vb *33

*60 %

.*87%

Logan

260

103 %

1

Co Inc common,

&

:

46 Va

87%

3%%

'

47.100

106

103%

Electric Co

Breaker

Johns-Manville

700

39%

46%
104%

,52%

Jonathan

footnotes,

39%

37 Va

*39%

52

23

5

3,400

87%

177/B Jan

21

7.500

38 Vb

pfd__100

6

21

28

37%

Cent Pwr & Lt 4r/o

15% Mar

14% Jan

27%

37%

11 Vs

Johnson

55% Apr
104% Feb

73%

28

37%

87 %

5

4

73%

27%

37%

15%

27

8

74%

27%

37%

11 Vb

Apr

2

74

27Vb

*74
;

37%

15%

83% Feb

13% Jan

75

27%

87%

50

47% Jan

74%

26%

15%

87% Feb

100% Jan,

74%

26%

11 Va

7

4

74 %

22

15%

2

9.200

74 VA

.

11 Vb

Tea

22%

26%

22'/4

15%

Jewel

10.800

8Vb

IIVb

Jersey

180

8%

22 Va

15%

2

2

22%

200

8%

51%

8%

11

Jan

17% Jan

22 Va

900

-

21 Vs

11

73% Jan

-73% Jan

22%

8 Vb

8%

15%

42,

102 7/o Mar 26

8 Va

8 Vb

51%'

.

11

7
2

'

15%

7

29Vb Jan

8

8%

8 Va
52

1

13

19

8 VB

*50 Va

5

Feb

"86% Jan

9

51

Jaeger Machine Co
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co

59% Feb
-

*8 Vb

50%

200

3.300

31 VB

107%

3.50

Creek Coal common

88% Jun
112

9

51

*107

81/4

Co

preferred

I-T-E-Circuit

■

30%

31%
107 Va

100
com,,5
25
1

B

Corp
preferred

Gas
&

"8 VB

51

31 VB

107

22%

Light & Power Co

Power

Island

"

8.33%

com

Utilities

Power

59% Jan

9

51

51

107%

8 %

Tel & Tel com_No par

convertible

52% Apr

*8 VB

25

Silver

Interstate Dept Stores
Interstate

107%

107%

31Va

31

107V4

44.900

No par

pfd series

conv

31 Va

108 VA

..

1.000

10

60%

22%

preferred

International

30 Vs

*107 V4

9%
59%

1

,

Co

Shoe

International

99

31%

10 VB

59Va

10c

Corp

International Resistance

International

*98%

99

31

58%

.

No par

Rectifier

International

106

28

100

85

99%

International Salt

Jan

.

17%

15

15%

7.250
12.700

85

31%

25

10

*10

86

99%

25

161/4 Jan
24% Feb

*85

18%

28% Jan

25

86

31%

77% Jan

22

*84%

17%

41% Jan

9% Oct

48%

87%

31V4

2

11% Jun

49%

*98%

2

21% Mar

48%
*84 VA

'491/4

18 Vb

Mar

26

48%

56%
161 %

48%

48 Va

3IV4

71

Jun

48%

48%

33.300

56
161

56%
161 Va v

17%

34% Jan

Jan

49%

55%
161%

31

25% Jan

27

55 V8

161

18%

3

124

55%

160%

30 Vb

24

7

418

55%
161 VA

17%

27

2

422 VA

55%
160

30 %

Feb

3

V

59%

Jan

19% Jan

55%

101/4

29

49% Jan

417%

421%
161 Va

161

70

4.100

62.100

442

429%

429 VB

58%

41% Apr

10

55%

__10o

425

*10Va

98

21

420 VA

No par

422%

5.700

25%

25%

59%

7

2

25%

10 Vb

28

13 74 Jan

25%

59

29% Feb

8

98%

25 Va

10%

10% Jan

Jan

98%

25%

59 V«

3

122

•97%

25%

10V4

Mar 27

124% Aug 30

97%

25%

4.900

Va

59%

8

45

98%

25%

99

*98

*84 VA

21

,39% May

*97%

27.000

64

*10%

4

4

162 Va

98

Machines__5

Chemical

Mar 26

Apr

*155

1

common

36

18% Jan

162%

*155

__100

:

Business

&

162%.

*155

._No par
Limited—,1

IS

26

*48%

51 %

6 %

preferred

21

For

49%

6.300

47%

87 Va

Jun

14% Oct

*46 VB

29%

Corp

Minerals

Jun

19

X39

47%

common—2.50
$4 preferred—
__No par
Int'I Pipe & Cefamics Corp com
1
5%
convertible preferred—
100
Int'I Rys of Cent Amer com
No par
5%
preferred
100

28 % Mar 27

18

397/a

*46%

48%

74%

Packers

50
Apr
33% Apr

22

39%

47 Vb

29

Paper

2

13VB Dec

39%

47

48%

Mexico_100 pesos

International

2

98% Jun

39%

47%

*50%

1

common,,,,,No par

International

5

2374 Jan

38% Oct

39 Vs

45%
39%

•

50

20% Mar 14

44% Jan

May 29

45 VB

__5o

32 % Apr

28 % Jan

15

45 Va

10,400

*50 VA

Corp

preferred,——^

4%

3

23

49 Va

International Mining Corp
Int'I Nickel of Canada

2

July 16
24

800

457a

'

De

Harvester

7%

25% Jan

61% Oct

*48%

preferred

Int'I

507/a Jan

38% Sep

__5o

46

45%

*48%

47%

Corp

International

3

84

12,100

45 Va

45%

*47 Ve

39

47%

Co

5

17

99 % Jan ,23

11

21

Steel

5

Apr

56% Apr
175

2

July

38%

50

preferred,,^

4% %

3

82

No par

46 Vb

45%

25 %r

Apr -26

■

29- "

40% Jan

43Vb Sep

9.600

45%

45%

45 VB

Interlake

98

99 % Jan

iV"; 12%

45%

98

'

7

1

9.700

45%

34%

35

2

24

23%

45Vb

34%

38 Va

12

May 29

,23'/a

46 VB

34%

50% Mar

Jan

23%

46 VB

38%
63%

Mar

38

35

23 %

34 VB

115% Jan

17% Nov

34%.

•23Vb

64'%

58 Va Jan

118

34%.

23%

39

17% May 29

•;

33 VB

34%

Mar 13

.

33%
23%

200

4,000

64

May 28

40

18

38%

37%

45

17%

34%

41% May 25
19% Oct 24

-

.17%

33%

12

18

17%

34

55

25

17%

33%

18% Dec

Jun

17%

33 V«

1

Jun

17%

33%

5
18

30

92

43%

Interchemical

Apr

68% Feb

31

43%

35

33
•'

43%

39

No pax-

*51'%

7%

*42%

4

11% Jan

May 29

v-V-

7%

43%

33%
•

46 VB

Co___

,,50

38.400

30% Feb

5

25

:

10

8

23%

33%
23%

45%

101

7%

22

58 % Mar 12

26

33 %

101%

*100%

8

7 Vs

44

17%

23%

*100%

lOOVa

*42%

*42%

17%

17%

370

101

100 V3

39 VA Jan

3

Oct

—50

2.800

101

101

64%

28

62

7
44

lOl'/a

39

29

26

7

*100

*100Va

64

85%' Jan

21% Oct

■i

noo'Vioi
7 Vb
1 7%

38%

25

7% May 29
18% Jun 25

11011/2

*100

V

38 Vb

Jun

37

29%

101

*43

:

29Va

100 VA

100

*100

5

3OV2

64%

4% Jun
•'

,■

38 VA

11

1

30%

30%

12V4
51%

64

49% Apr
86% Feb

2

29%

30 v4

5

12%

511/4

64

3

25

Nov

51%

12 'A

52

38%

15

Jan

.51%

12

51%
29%

12%

.52%

63 %

40% Jan

: Oct

'

Xl2 Va

"

37%

6%

9% Apr

26
101

12V4

—No par

__

95
1

*16.700

10%

12

Inspiration Consolidated Copper,..20

83% Jan

4

30%

10%

Inland

6

24

30 Vb

44%

10%

18

Jan

16

Jun

2.400
13.900

511/4

12%
51 Va

44 %

,10%

11

.

85% Mar

9

10%

44%

101/2

12

4.700

45

103/a

451/8

52 V4

3,600

44%

44%

44%

.

50

100

40% Feb

155

2

22% Oct

129%.

66 % Feb

28

Mar

2

i

128 V2

1

Jan

33

49% Jan

9

128%

2

155

157 Vb Jan

v

99%

V52% Jan

1

Jun

,

*98%

2

8

52

127%

126

110

■99%

2

57% Mar

■•

127V4

1271/2

'

97V2

19

159% Mar

22

*98%

.

Apr

2

Jun

97 Va

98

92

Jun

14

:?. Jan

90'A

14.200

85

*90%

.

48% Jan

24

81

Elect

92

51%

85

86 %.

*90%

*10%

Indianapolis Power & Light__No par
Industria

*85

92

51

51'/4

861/2

*90 Va

400

44

59 Z

155 '

Jun

34

v

General

57/b Jan
65

Jan

-■■

145

4.20%

29% Feb

5

43 Va Oct

300

/"■

4.42%
Indiana

29

51

*85

90%

10%

,—100
,1

preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred

Jan

100
6.900

44%

—,100

preferred

Co

51%

86 %

51

*85

common

21

27% Mar 20

50%

16%

*42%

1C%

Power

Feb

47

43%

21%

22

431/2

*16

2.300

x44%

Illinois

48

4.70%

21%

43'/2

No par

Industries—_No par

30

21%

43'/2

127

RR

Jan

20%

43'/a

127%

Central

53

16

20%

43 Va
50%

161%.

2%

2i%

16

20%

*16

5.600

*15%

16 Va

20%

1.6%

10

34%

2%

2%

*2%

2%

80

%

34

43%

5

39% Apr

35

5,500

105

*104%

105

34%

35

2%

2%

-•*1C4%

104%

34%

2%

127

Central

5

3

,,5

8

1041/4

35

*97

Illinois

25

981/4

98 %

Illinois

Feb

97

*97

45 Vb Mar 29

50

97

43%

2

51% Feb

981/4

20%

5

4

98 %

100

Co

6

May 25

87

26

Cement

49%
35%

*16

24% Mar 28
46 % Mar 29

34% Mar

31

5% May 29
50 Vb Sep

Ideal

97%

35%

92 Va

preferred series A,

45 Va Jan

May 29
43% Mar 30

25

24% Jun

Mar 18

*96

49Vb

35 Vb

85%

L

common,

9

47

5

23% May 29

V

Nov

50

44% Feb

X

30

Apr

52% May 16

3

45 Va July 19

■

2

46% May
48

44 V2 July 16
48 Va

45% Apr
39% Jan

41

16

Jan

21

46% Feb

25

May 29

'..'42%

Jan

29%- Jan

27,800

49V2

35%

,51%

Idaho Power Co

13

35%

49

85 V4

Hussmann Refrigerator Go

21% Feb

5,900

35

491/4

351/8

50%

Inc com,.

Hupp

26

49%

49

2%

1

0' .5%

Corp

49%

34%

34%

Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No par

5

8

29%

34%

105

2.100

29

49 Va

35

2 000

34

30

291/4

*104%

13.700

4%

41/2

1

14

40% Jan

29V2

*90 %

_

Jan

14

34 Va

29 Va

100

preferred series A__
preferred series,®

5%

34'/2

29 %

,*97

8%

8 Vb

1

Co

Foods & Indust

5%
i

35Vb

28%

35

17.500

341/4

34V2

28 Va

*97

27%

34

*97

common.No par

Lighting & Power
Johnson

4 Va

35 VA

*104% 105

,50

—

8%

4%

4V2

34

—25

•___

81/4

8%

4 V2

34

—100

Finance

7%

4%

•V

4%

10
400

6%

6 Va

27%

49 Vb

1

preferred

8

26%

7%

6%
27 %

11.900

77

*76%

6%
27%

27Vb

35

12.50

preferred,:

,

■

77

*76 VA

7

26%

28%

1

Industries Inc common_,3

43% Apr

Dec

37

Howard

Mar 12,

,8%

42

23% May 29
18% Sep 27

4 Va

Howard Stores Corp
Howe Sound Co,

101% Mar 18

13% Oct

v

Mar 28
24

103

-/

■77

*6%'

6%

6%
26

8 %

4%

Inc

———

preferred

Houston

12% Feb

18

31 Vb Jun

5

52% Apr
35
Jan

10

,

25%

7%

10
Winston

&

preferred

4%

47% Jan

20

25%

..-50c
5

preferred

9

98 % Jan

,2.50

Corp

Mining

Household

Jan

Jan

V

27

56% Apr

98% Feb

61.500

Corp

convertible

82.25

46

•

13.200

Corp—__

convertible

5%

Houdaille

% Mar 27

11

6

19%
20 Vb

Corp of America common

9% Jan

9% Mar 26

5% May 29
37

*:

Hotel

11 % Jan

28

4".800

18%'

19%

div 2nd pfd series C____No par
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co
5

39% Jan

Feb

22'A

$5

8

101

6

22%

Corp common___5
preferred
No par

4

101% Mar

28

Jun

95

22%

Chemical

$4.25

2

_

22Vb

LL

Co,

Electronics

Sugar

68 % Jan

24

22%

Furnace Co,,,

Rinehart

17% Feb
•

43 % May 29

22%

21%

.

*76%

Jan

13

22 VA

21

77

4.40%

45% Aug 27

21%

___15

II

.

*76%

98% Mar 14

2
1

38 000

7%

3

24

21

76%

97('2 Apr

July

8

20

*6 %

28

32% Oct

20%

76 %

Hooker

2

129% Apr

19%

,,100

Homestake

15

Jan

19,700

19%

48%

,L_L____________/5

3% %

114

15%

19

preferred series A

Mar 26
88
92% Mar 21

9

15%

19%

48%

19%

52% Feb

119% Mar

15%

18%

20%

8

25

V :15aa

18%

19%

9

74% Jun

15%

I8V4

19%

23

97% Dec

48%

15%

_l

.

36%
-

19 Va

88 % Jan

9

48%

48 Va

15V2 .15%

19%

45% Jan

10

48%

481/4

15%

Vb

80% Jan

Jan

48%

48%

19

4

Jan

19.400

18%

57 % Mar 20

90

36%

19

82% May 17

83

100

36 Vb

68%

19%

Holt

so

68%

37

35%

36 Va

19%

14

89 % Jun

116%

*65%

36%

*65 Va

>

15%

"34

36%

18%

Holly

3V4 Fob
Feb

116%

118

37.700

48 V4

.

19

Aug ; 6

32% Jun

.

.

38

40 V0

19%

98% Mar 25

July 18

42

60

2

Jan

39%

19%

Holland

36% Mar

6

40%

18%

Hoffman

40 V4 Jan

14

26% Jun

Inc

Corp,,
Hilton Hotels

4

3 %■ Dec

22
"

391/2

I

3%.%

620

11

50c

65

No pax-

Corp

—_L

Inc

Hill

33% Feb

1.100
6.500

10%

£l-'»_-1

Hewlett-Packard

,

17,700

11

*116'2

68%

*65

68%

4.800

16 '/b

10%

■V

117

117

118

*116%

65

24%

15%

.

*65'A
35%

Corp,

Chemical

&

118

*116%

24%

Heyden Newport Chem Corp com__l

27% Jan

20% Apr
4
76% Mar 19

18

_ioo

Co__—
Oil

Hewitt-Robins

2

5% Sep

1 1/24

260

87

24%

"

36 %

7,200
14.300

88

87

241/4

:37%

'

88

*87

87

15%

preferred.No par

Chocolate

Hertz

26.400

25%

41

37%

20

'

25%

36 34

i0c

common.

class A

conv

Mar 25
15% Mar 27

14% Jan

'768% Jun

Payne

•

30.500

26%

26%

23%

24%

preferred—25

preferred,,

$2

185a Mar 19
v

&

Powder

Hercules

49

"13% Feb

Helmerich

Mar 11

69

31 % Mar 26

65% Jan

24

16

29

15% May 24
i 21% July 10
29 - Feb 14

25
May 29
32 Va Oct 23

14% Oct

Jan

115
i

40% Mar 27

1110% Oct

39

12% Mar 20
43% Jan 16

3

43%;

*43

27

26 Va

27% 4

"

'

!

431/2

*43

43 Va

*421/2

«i/4

8

8

'

1,200

38%

87

10

;

30%

40 %

1

common

30%

22%

"

(GW)

30%

25 %

25c

non-cumulative

7%

30

7%
*42i/4

43

26 Vb

100

Industries

>

7%

43

8.33%

& Co,

.

29%

19%

33%

19%

~~J5
IINo par

preferred,,

Curtis

(WE)

30

30Vb

33%

19 Va

37%,

common

10.500

132

19 V4

32 Va

19%

7%

131

53,500

34 Va

33 Vb

34'%
132

*129

31

30%

31 VB

33%

34

32%

48

32 %

50

130

132

30%

31 Va
130

47

46%

40c

V

Co

*129

__11.5

I——

Heinz

,

133

.

Hazeltine Corp

16

30

33 Va

Industries Inc

2

98

*96

32%

30

Marx,

Hayes

Jan

800

24

23%

98

*96

33

5

40% Feb 21

Mar 29

98

32%

.

_i

2

7

31"

13

23 Va

*96

.

32%

preferred
Industries Inc_,__

5%

24

July 13

12%

23 %

1I25

Haveg

Dec

36

14

231%

*22%

96

32%

Co

3

Mar 19

20% Oct
31% Oct

Chemical

27 Vb Apr

88

84

12%

231%

*130

Corp
Corporation,,

2

20

18

13

13

12%
96

*22%
.v

Inc_____l

World

16

139Apr
•!
85% Feb

4

64 % Jan

12%

Aluminum Inc
1
Corp of America common___,l

.Hat

25.

22

19

13,700

100
&

28% Jan

Oct

-

1.600

50

7.5o

com

19% Jan

Mar 23

31

49%

*96

100

Harvey

11

30%

50

12 %

2.50

40% Jan
J

37%

30%

49%

*37%

2.50

Schaffner &

Hart

37%

30%

50%

98

Harris-Intertype

'34% Jan

6
2

38

30%

49%

23%

Co

Refrac

Brace

Harshaw

38

30%

12%

preferred

Harcourt

37%

501/4

*22%

Co

28

7% Mar 26

15%. Jun
34

(MA)

10

5

37%
30 V2

50

1

Organ Co

Harbison-Walker
6 7c

37%
30

50 %

1

Paper

Apr
31% Apr
53% Jan

_

17% Jan

2

35% jan

7

29

32% Mar 20

42 V: Mar '29

,

13

Hammond

34% Jan

Jan

Hammermill

18

132

28

42

14

38

30%

49%

—III
common

convertible preferred

4r'(

-

5

Hamilton Watch Co

32 Vs Feb

7

2

Oct

'

23% Feb

3

26% Jan

21

22

6

22

Dec

16i"

33% F»b

Jan

May 29

-

6

1261

24% Jan?

29

17 VB May

2

98% Mar

31% Jan

13

Aug

21

25% Jan

4

2

5

Co

500

*37%
*30

12.50

Halllcrafters Co

14% Feb

6

21% Feb

48% Mar 13
128 % Apr

122

Halliburton

12

29% Jan

Water

(W F) Printing Co

18

Feb

93

4

34% Jan
34% Jan

-

Hall

Jan

22% Feb

3

36% Jan

3
26

53%

Hackensack

12% Feb

Jan

' Jan

108

26% Jun

26

7

,•27%

27

July

Jan

29% Jan

59 % Feb

May 28

18% Jun
83

36

36 % Mar 22

May 29

29

26 % May 28
44% Oct-24

53

.

38.400
5.100

750

14%

14%

1.600

22 Va

22%

11,800

18

(1430)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

.

Monday, April 8. 1963

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1, 1962

Year 1962
Lowest

Lowest

Highest,

NEW

Highest

YORK

LOW AND

STOCK

Monday

EXCHANGE

Par

Tuesday

April l.

HIGH SALE PRICES

Sales for

Wednesday

Thursday

April 3

April 4

April :i

Friday
April

the Week
Shares

.>

K
25

37

Jun

84

99

26

47

Jan

3

103

Jun

7

101

Jan

Sep

20
6

112

90

Jan

50

2

Jufy

31

86

Aug

6

28

convertible

4%%

110

Jan

40% Feb

4%%

31

26

81

Jan

24

84

Apr

Feb

12

95

Jan

8

26

101% Nov

5

89

Jan

8

94% Dec

27

95% Jan

10

96% Jan

29

91

: Jan

26

95 '/» Oct

22

99

Jan

22

100% Anr

1

36 '/s Nov

12

41% Nov

23

38% Jan

4

44% Jan

30

17'/2 Nov

15

20

Nov

27

Jan

8

21% Mar 25

235/s Jun

28% Oct

27

36'/a Jun

27

13 y4 Oct

24

27% Jan

12

Jan

48

4

Mar

7

32% Jan

2

7

50% May
26% Jan

78% Mar 16

55

Jan

40% Jan

3

33

Jan

36% Jan

30

48

Jan

2

30

Jan

37% Apr

5

22

86

Jan

5

66% Jan

74% Feb

24

Jun

25

30% Jun

25

46% Feb
Jan

41

71

5

91% Mar

3

Mar

19

23

34

Jan

Keystone Steel

&

3

52% Feb

21

32% Jan

2

42% Mar 26

Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos

12

2

15% Feb

33Va Jun

27

44% M'ar 14

80i/a Aug
2
21% Oct 24

39% Mar

88

Feb

26

84% Jan

57

Apr

11

25

Oct

20

Jan

22

36"% Jan

8

1

43% Jan
89

10

Mar 22

15

*108

109 %

♦106

107

106

K6

*106

107

40

39%

39%

393%

393%

84

84

*84

*95

96

*95

84

*83

*94%

95%

*94%

95%

101 %

*100%

101 %

TOO

98

/■•

84

*96%

98

101 «/2

*963%

98

393%

393/4

39%

85

*84

96

*100

10

101%

*96%

-

2,700

96

100

98

100
400
100

39%
85

*95

101%

*963%

200
.

>

98

100 %

TOO

42%

42

42%

42

21%

20%

20%

31

31%

31

31

52%

52%

52%

52%

17%

17%

17%

17%

17%

18'%

65%

66

65%

65%

64

1

65!/2

64

66

34%

34%

65%

66

34%

35%

35i%

35%

35%

36%

35%

36%

351/4

36

37

36'%

36'/2

37

73%

37%

36%

72%

72%

37%

723%

73'/a

5,300

73

73%

73

73%

31.900

74'%

75

74%

75%

7,800
39.900

36
72

100%

101

*100

101 %

*100%

101%

200

42

42%

42%

42 3/4

11,100

42 3%

*20'%

21

*20%

30'/a'

31

30%

31%

30%

31%

52%

5,700

52%

52%

52%

52 %

52%'

1.200

18'%

21

*20 %

18%

18%

21

400

18%

62,600
4,200
6,700

73%

73%

73%

74

733%

74

36%

36%

35%

36%

35%

355%

1

34%
55

35

35'%

35%

35

35%

35%

35%

35'%

353/8

55%

35%

35%

54%

35'%

541/8

35%

1,900

55

40%

40%

54%

55 %

55

40%

553/8
40%

55%

40'/a

403%

15.000

40'%

40%

38%

403/4

10,600

5
Co

1

100 g
10

*15

_100

*88

4%
preferred
Korvette (E J) Inc

28

107

108'/a

1

Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common

Mar 22

32% Jan

*106

108!%

2.50

KLM

Mar 16

20

108

111

,

100%

Co..!

Wire

79 % Jan

28

108

27,200

50

42%

.

34% Dec

11% Dec

98

50

*20%

ZZZZZZ8No"par

Copper
Kern County Land Co
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries

59% Jan

35%

*96

50c

45% Oct 25

28

35%

98

50%

8.75

Kennecott

37% Jan

,

35%

*96
*50

100%

No par

Light Co.

23

May 28

34%

98'%

*107

25

Kelsey Hayes Co

39% Jan

35

503/8

par

com No

Kendall Co

78% Jan

34% Jan

&

•

98'%

1

Ind

Kansas Gas & Electric Co
Power

343/8
*50'%

*83

*96%

Non-cumulative preferred

Mar 29

67

13

*39%

*100%

Kansas

35%
98%
50%

107

*106

100

100

34%
98%

*50%

50%
110%

100

Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co

25

♦108

preferred

4.35%
preferred
Kansas City Southn

35%
100

preferred

17

24

•

conv

26

Jan

24% Sep
59% Oct

24

(ser of 1959)

pfd—100
pfd__100

34%
*96

*50%

4.50%

29

26y, Jun

60% Oct

conv

19

2

50

1957)

53 % Feb

16% Mar 18

100

4.20%

'

47% Jun

33 %c

preferred

Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No
par
3.80%
preferred
;
100
4%
preferred
_Il00

2

1(J2

(ser of

4%%

3

93

19%

Corp

preferred-.

3

;

Chem

4%%

9
21

100% Jan

95 Vz Jan

&

98 % Mar 26

26

83

Apr
94% Dec

Kaiser Alum

51% Jan

38% M'ar 26
78

10

111% Jan

4

102% Feb

May 21

38% Jan

Mar 25

104% Jan

May 16

Hi:

10

1

32% Mar

Mar 15

50% Nov

May 29

15%

40%

15

89

15

41%

41%

41%

415/8

41%

41%

42

41%

89%

88 5/8

42%

88%

88%

88%

88%

88%

120

*88

*14%

15

14%

1

27%

28%

26%

28%

263/8

27%

15

*14%

15

400

3,700

8

21% Jan

2

25% Jan

15

20% Feb

26

Kress

22%

22%

22'%

53,400

2

22%

27%

16% Jan

22 %

26%

25% Mar 12

10

27%

24

Kresge (S S) Co

26%

13% Oct

23

13% Jan

15% Apr

5

18%

12.100

Mar 12

18%

23

18

18%

22%

24

18%

22%

Oct

10

223%

11

18%

18!%

18'%

18%

Jun

25

30% Jan

2

23% Jan

2

26% Jan

21

*14%

18%

20

15'/a

15%

15 %

15%

39% Jan

4

27% Jan

2

33

25%

15Va

247/8 Oct 26

253%

25%

25%

25%

26

32%

32%

32%

33

32%

327«

4,200

11%

11 %

11'/a

11%

5,200

33%

33%

22

Apr

(S

H)

&

Co

Kroehler Mfg Co

_5

Kroger Co..
K

4

V

14%

15

14%

15%

1

.

P Sutherland

25%

25%

25%

26

32

32%

32

32%

Co_ZZZZZ5

Paper

18%

.

3,900

7,000
15,700

L
10

Oct

24

40% Jan

2

19% May 29

31% Jan

12

36% Aug 15
20% Oct 25

36% Jan

18

40% Mar

11% Apr
4
273/4 Jan
2
47% Mar 29

Jun

15

36% Jan

3

13% Oct

22

29% Feb

9

13% Jun

26

213/4 Apr

3

13% Jun

25

39

5% July
15

26% Jan

; i9% Mar 12
15

Apr

afar

47%

7

14

Laboratory for Electronics

2

Laclede

29

15

Lear

14

Lee Rubber

31% Feb.

14

Leesona

Jan

8

16 3/4 Jan

193/2 Jan

14

1% Mar 16

1% Jan

13/4 Feb

12

11

22

7% Mar 26

Jan

23

Jan

5% Jan

6% Feb

14

23% Oct 24

353/4 Feb

7

263/4 Jan

29% Feb

1

22% May 29
83/4 Oct 25

433/4 Feb

8

32% Mar 19

39'/2 Jan

22

13

8

103,4 Feb

26

43 % Oct

25

7

4

9% Oct

23

147

Mar 19

62

24

63% Oct

Feb

17% Mar 12
110% Feb

May 31

155 %

6

May 11

93/8' Jan

51% Jan

2
2

55% Jan
14

2

2

Mar

3

31% May 29

45% Nov 26

42% Feb

8

Jun

25

25% Jan

18

24

54 3,4 Mar 29

14% Apr
46% Jan
43/4. Feb

2

Oct

7%

47% Mar 29

15

40

2

4% Oct

25

19% Jan

2

15% Oct

24

57

Jan

2

15

693/4 Dec

5

57% Mar

46

July 9'
34% May 29

56

Dec

20

17% Oct

24

47% Feb

6

15 % Oct

23

.24% Feb

13

18% May 29

27 % Jan

2

155V2 Jan

23

123

Jun

6

39

May 29
100% July 6

M'ar 20

57

104

Mar 20

88

Aug

9

95

D&c

90

Jan

3

96

May

36%
137

Oct~24
Jun

633/, Feb

27

151

25% May 29
50

Apr

31

28

Apr

11

Jan

23

543/8 Feb

14

25

23% Jan

4

22% Apr

4

2

28

24 3/4 Feb

7

1431/4 Feb

104

60

/

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8

14

39 % Jan

27

21% Feb

20

4

15% Jan

5
50c
5

;

2.50

6

&

El

&

47% Feb

18

Co

10

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22 %

15

151/2

17

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7%

73%
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13/8

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24 %

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8,400

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15

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15

153/4

17

18,600

17

17

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173/a

23%

10,100

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24

241/4

23%

24«/4

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22%

1%

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19,200

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100

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28

28

33%

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33 3/a

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10

10

52%

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18,300

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63

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51

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10
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13

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18

10,200

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22%

213/2

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231%

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150

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60

593%

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84,600

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170

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8,800

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9 6 »/2

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98

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981/a

99

99

12%

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123'a

12%

12%

12%

47%

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49

49%

47,200

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1491/2

149

149

149

150

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96%
90

1491/2

par

3 6'/2

37%

37

37 3/8

3 61/2

36%

36

50

69%

36 '/a.

70

69

36 3/a

70

701/4

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70

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10

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23 '/a

55

7%

17 3/8

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23%

153/4

16%

52

(Ky).No

Sons

16,400
4,400

Steamship

10

101/B

10

103/a

10%

10%

3 33y3

Lukens Steel Co

181/4 Jan

22%

22'%

com__Z_l0

Nashville.

(M)

23

213/4

20%

100

Gas &

Lowenstein

22%

51%

preferred

Louisville
Louisville

5

22%
21'/a

22%

33%
55

21%

1

100

*45

22%

633/4

.

33 '/a

55

21%

62%

preferred

34

21'/a

631/2

100

11%

33%
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22%

4

preferred

11%

55

23

62 3/2

preferred

D

34%

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193/4

common

B

11%

333%

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series

11%

33%
55

1

Star

conv

11%

32%

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Corp

Co

113/8
*48

ZZZ20

Cement

7%

30

Apr

100

_

4.35% series E preferred—
Loral
Electronics
Corp.
Lorillard (P) Co common

8

Feb

11

25

Co

series

5

Z7

Star

4.25%

5

38

9% Jan

4

Belt

5%

18

723/a Jan

59% Jan

15% Feb
67% Jan

~Z

Co__

com

Inc

Long Island Lighting Co

1

Apr

_3

preferred

4.84%

4

163/4 Feb

Inc

Lone

4

49 % Apr
150% Feb

Jan

22

Feb

96 3/2 Mar
99

142% Jan
32

Apr

105

Jan

94% Mar

Refineries

Lone

14

51% Jan

ZZZ-ZZl

Loew's Theatres Inc

15

132% Jan

j

Products:

Lionel Corp common
33/4% non-cum conv pfd
Litton Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft Corp

Mar 14

69

Feb

30 % Oct
Jun

Link

7% Mar 14
22

1

5

Corp

Ling-Temco-Vought

5

28

12% Apr
42% Jan

Mar 20

513/a Apr

5

Lily Tulip Cup Corp.—

27

17% Mar 22
22

6

4

34 Feb

17% Jan

96

64

May 29

49% Jan

1

40

8% May 29

Feb

2

I

ZZZZZ

Tire

Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco

4

i 59'/> Apr

ZZl

Inc
&

& Fink

Leonard

76 3/4 Mar 12

Jan

__l

Corp

Lehman
Lehn

18

12% Mar 26
66% Jan
150

4

Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
1
Lehigh Portland Cement
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Lehigh Valley Industries common.l
$1.50 conv pfd series A.
No par
Lehigh Valley RR
_No par

31

9

% Jun

Siegler

20% Feb

Jan

Feb

25

Lanvin-Parfums Inc

7

22 3/4 Dec

1

—

A

No par

14

24

9

series

183/s Jan

13% Jan

May 29

T*ic

common...

25% Jan

22

/

Co

•

2

Feb

4

Gas

4.32% preferred
Lane Bryant—

15

Jan 15
6
15% Mar

6

Sep 28

1 %

19% Jan

34V4 Anr

22 V2 Mar

8

10

15% Jan

10%

45%

10%

471/2

IO1/2

11

45'%

47%

46%

47 3/4

17,000

10

1 7 »/r

46%

47%

171/8

17

46%

473/,

17%

16%

16%

11,000

16%

17%

17

173/4

5,900

27%

Co

M
21 3/8 Oct

25

40 3/a Feb

23 % Jun

25

44

44 % Jun

5

45% Jun

25

86

20

»/a Mar 15

47 '/2 Feb

23

24

Jan

17
" 4

46 3/4 Jan

49

2

56

Jan

Dec

31

621/4 Apr

92

Jan

30 3/a Jan

15

19 3/4 Mar

93

17% Oct

24

1 */B Oct

24

73/4 Oct

24

103/4 Mar 21

26

74% Feb

Jun

30

43% Apr

Jan

72

Jan 16

•50

Jan

36 % Jan

33/4 Mar 27
8

MacAndrews
Mack

Mar 13

5

3

963/2 Apr

21/a Jan
93/4 Jan

Madison

16

8 3/a Jan

16

63

Jan

Inc

10

common

_5

Z50

preferred

(R H) Co Inc common
4,4% preferred series A

8

Jan

Trucks

3%%

Forbes

Macy

2

24

1% Jan

&

Fund

1

Madison Squai'e Garden
Corp com.l
60c convertible
preferred
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25

473/8 Mar 20

771/2 Feb

14

35% Jan

Jun

25

40% Jan

22

56 3/a Mar 12

19

41% Jan

Jun

25

323/4 Feb

48 3/b. Feb

7

20% Oct

24

31'/a Apr

Mallory (P R)

4

Manhattan Shirt

43% Jun

25

233/4 Feb

15

6 3/a Jan

Manning Maxwell

18

Maracaibo Oil Exploration.
Marathon Oil Co
Maremont Corp

36

Jun

27
7

42% Jun

27

Aug 30

293/4 Jan

11

35

24

25

5% Jan
43 »/2 Feb

M'ar

Jan

23

26% Jan

2

32% Feb

18

24% Jan

2

32

12% Jan

2

15% Feb

26

341/2 Jan

23

5

3

383/a Apr
38 »/4 Feb

6

22% Jan

4

Feb

13

32

Apr

20

Mar

28% Jan

2

363/s Dec

27

363/4 Jan

10

58 3/a Jan

2

53'% J an

2

40% Apr
593/4 Mar"

82 3/4 Jan

2

86

17

83

Feb

26

21

751/2 Jan

9

10

82

5

773% Feb

21

703/4 Jun

29

77% Feb

20

May
83% May
76
May
84
May

13% Oct

24

35% Feb

5

23% Jun

14% Jan

25

355/a Feb

2

293/2 Jan

3

48

Jun

27

84

78% Jan

29% Jun

21

35

Dec

20

15

Jun

22

32 3/a Jan

2

193/a Oct

24

153% Nov 27
81% Dec
813/s Dec
102 3/4 Nov
63

Dec

24

27
23
19

18% Oct 23
35

Jun

21

16

19

823/4 Jan

104

Mar

1503/4

Jan

93

9

15

Jun

2

100

Jin

16

65

Jan

2

19
21

22% Jan

10

61'% Nov

23

50% Apr
34V2 Feb
23% Jan

12

40 3/a Mar 15
2

2
10

Maytag
MCA

1
2

28

94
105

Mar

4

Jan

8

733/4 Mar 13
30 3/a Feb

'60%

14

Feb

6

39'/4 Apr

5

16

Jan

22

493/2 Feb

40

18% Mar 26

Jai|

3

48% Mar 29

8'/a Oct

393/4 Jan

26

12% Jan

19% Oct 29
173/a Jun 25

38>/a Feb

23% Jan

20

23% Mar 12
48'/a Apr 12

213/8 Jan

33 3/4 Jun

9% Jan

381% Jrin

45% Feb

933/2 Jan

95

7

20% Jan

233/8 Jan

22

For

footnotes,




see

Apr

863% Jan

page

23.

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No par
No par

preferred..

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convertible

preferred——.100

53/2%
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conv

preference B

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4'%%

conv

preference B

100

21

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27% Jan
90

1

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28
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41%

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62

62

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9

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73

72

72

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28

Aircraft Corp
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co
1
McGraw-Hill Publishing——"III Zl

27 s/8

50%

27%

273i

29'%

52 %

28'/2

52

29%

91,700

543/4

521%

535/8

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53%

52%

54%

33,800

McGregor-Doniger

McDermott

(J Ray)

&

Co

Inc

1

McDonnell

Inc

class

A

Mclntyre Porcupine Mines

13

26 3/4 Feb

10

5

1

common..

conv

Feb

29% Mar 29

27

Oct

Co.
Inc

;

12

23% Feb

Jun

90

_

(A

G)

&

Co..

1

No par

McKesson & Robbins Inc
McLean Trucking Co_J...

17

2

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2

29

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Inc

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6

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45 3/8

96

Apr

.No par
common

McKee

30

32 V2

1

9

Jan

25

No par

Corp

15% Jan

91

24% Oct

Co

27%

40%

13

"4

_

26% Feb 27

193/a Jan

26

46%;Jan

~

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Corp—
No par
McCord Corp
3
McCrory Corp common
50c
3Vi% convertible preferred
100

7

Feb

26

May 28

ZZl

_

McCall

4

89

24

30 3/a

$1.50

9

9»/a Oct

10% Jan

(J

11

32% Jun

233/4 Jan

No par

100

Mays

11

173/4 Mar

Jan

343/, Jan

8

Apr

23% Jan
24

33 >/a Feb

18% Aug

76i/2 Feb. -4

23'% Jan

22

28% Oct 26

1

36% Mar 15

Jan

Jan

1

_

$3.75 preferred 1945 series.No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947 series.No
par
$3.40 preferred..
No par
3%% preferred 1959 series

32% Feb

20% Apr

83

Apr

Masonite Corp
May Dept Stores

8

7

1

CorpZZZZZZZZZZZZs

&

Martin-Marietta

54% Feb

19% Mar

19

86

Midland

Marshall Field

4

17% Jan

Jan

19

Jan

0 Feb

87

343/4 Jan

233/8 Sep

'

Moor5ZZ.ZZ.T2.50

&

Marlin-Rockweli Corp
Marquardt Corp
Marquette Cement Mfg Co

5

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Co.

.

Jan

25 3/a Jan

125

Marine

Mar 27

18

773/, Jan

33

35

1

4

46J/2 Mar 15

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~
&

_

12

56
.

Magma Copper
Magna vox Co

49% Mar 26

28% Sep

27

17
May 28
25% May 29

21% Jan

6

183/a Jan

22 3/4 May 29
Oct 24

29% Aug 29

14

34

21

30% Oct

Mar

223/4 Jan

453/a Mar 14

May 29
203/4 May 29
,

9'/a Jun

Feb

28

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343/i

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1

27'/2
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26

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18%

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26%

18%

18%

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48%

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44%

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700

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No par
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10
Mead Corp common
5
41/4 % preferred (1st series)Z_100

10%

10%

113/8

10%

11 3/8

10%

28%

11 '/a

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29%

29%

285%

293%

29

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22%

22%

28%
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28%

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22%

22%

23

41%

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42

1,300

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42%

43%

43

44

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95

95

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Medusa

&

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96

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10

21%

22

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22

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22 %

28,400

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Volume

-Number 6253

197

•

.

.

The Commevcial and
Financial Chvoniclc

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
18 '/a May 28

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

Highest
28

Lowest

Feb

23

20 % Mar 11

YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE

22 Va Jan

3

25

94 % Mar 23

77 Va Jan

2

8 4 % Jan

5

88% Nov 23

88 y2 Jan

3

18 Va Oct

24

33 V4 Jan

3

22% Jan

2

26'% Feb

11% Jan

29

12 Va Jan

9

11% Jan

2

13% Feb

11

83,a May 28

13

9% May 29

14% Jan !

28 '/4 Oct

52% Jan

24

26% Oct

24

10% Jun

25

2
12

■

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58% Feb 15
16Va Nov 23

29% Jan

87% Jan

33% Apr

2

2b

Feb

28

15

Jan

30

92% Mar 26
•

2

$3.5o

3

88% Jun

19

87

Jan

90

Feb

2

97

Nov

26

96'A Jan

99

Feb

21

May 28

Jan

8

87

80

July

9

84 Va Oct

9

81

94

Jan

25

May 28

43

Oct

58 % Feb

95V2 Jan

2

Jan

2

55

102

Dec

Metropolitan Edison

16% Oct

23

40% Feb

13 Va Oct

24

25

701'8 Oct

24

133 % Jan

2

84 Va Jan

101% Mar

77 V. Oct

23

98% Jan

2

79% Jan

88% Feb

17 Va Dec

14

14% Mar

15% Jan

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18

5

24% Jan

Mar 19

18% Jan

30% Apr

2

,..5.

Jan

23

21

41 Va Jun

15

70% Feb

7

52 Va Jan

24

24% Jan

4

18 % Jan

Oil

3%

Minn

45% Apr 24

40 % Feb

21

47

Dec

7

44% Mar

51Va Mar 22

Mission

19

Jun

28

3lVa Dec

31

29% Mar

34 Va Mar 20

Mission

30

Oct 24

40% Feb

9

37Va Mar 19

44

4% Jan

3

2% Jan

Feb

4% Feb

1

48% Jan

42

5

32% Jan

37% Mar 29

18 Va Jun

25

25% Jan

2

22% Jan

25% Feb

4

11% Apr 19
69% May 11

9% Jan

11% Jan

24

66% Jan

69 Va Jan

10

77% Jan

17

22% Mar 20

18

Jan

2

14

11

Va Jan

22

14

Oct

22

10 Va Nov

9Va Jan

16

13

Nov 29
29

Pacific

Portland

Missouri

Feb
•>

Public

Mohasco

3%%
4.20%

Monon

Mar 12

Machine

RR

Class

class

2

20

38 % Jan

2

42% Apr

5

9

39 % Apr

5

Montana

49

Jan

17

53 Va Apr

4

19% Oct

15

33% Mar 13

18% Mar 28

24% Oct

24

37 Va Apr

11

32% Jan

2

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23

12% Feb

23

8% Jan

2

11% Apr

23

36 5

22

23% Jan

2

29 Va Feb

14

18 Va Oct

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4
17 % Dec
89 V2 Mar 14
4
41% Jan

24

32

24

17

58

Apr
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11

21 Va Jan

2

4

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19% Feb

5

35

Mar 26

23% Jan
38

73

Morrell
Motor

28 V4 Jan

23

Jan

3

26 Va Jan

May 28

29% Mar 21

27

Mar 20

31% Jan

15

Nov

2

26 % Sep

12

23% Feb

28

27% Feb

1

14 Mi Nov

1

29

20

17% Feb

12

20% Aor

5

34% Jan 22

30% Jan

2

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8

21

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25

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19

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29%

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62%
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26,600

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10,600

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14%

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63%

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87
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shares

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26

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1

23

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59%

44

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-

14'/a

89

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160

100

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87

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18%

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56 %

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37 Va Apr

2

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56%

89%

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87

102%

13 V«

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102

38%

28%

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4

17% Oct

Monsanto

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55 Va

~10
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A

Montana-Dakota

36% Jan

87

39

102

par

13

89

103

38 Va

No par

42% Mar. 26

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Z~100

B

39 % Dec

May 29

100

A_No par
Co
6 25

preferred
preferred!

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7

class

Cement

Industries

52 V2 Jan

May 29

"98

12%

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2

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25

10

36,900

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RR

May 28

48 % Oct

23%

_

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29

23%

5

Corp

31

Jan

V 88

Development* CoI_ZZZ

28

a

88

Paper
2.50
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&

Missouri

Apr
1
25% Mar 28

13

15

Jun

89 Va

9

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Missouri

80

Jun

7% Jun
35

16,300

88

23%

com_1.50
preference
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23

5

22%

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Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR

5

51 Vk Mar

22

&

Minnesota

15

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2

25

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Oct

24

10

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18

35 V4 Jun

80

23%

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Jun

15

24

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convertible

May 29

75 % May 28

23 Va

Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Minnesota

34

25

23%

32

Philipp_ZZZ~l

34

65'A Oct

23 %

31%

Laboratories Inc
Minerals & Chemicals

22% Apr
5
44% Mar 13

7% May 29

.32%

32 Va

Miles

4

62% Jan

14 3a Oct

Mar

13

32%

Inc

Corp common
1st preferred!.

Midwest

8

22

13%

32 V4
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Midland-Ross

27

12 Va May 29

2'A Oct

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3.90%

4.45%
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2

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12%

32%

32%

89

28

13 %

100

32 Va

100

66 % Jan

19,600

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104 V2 Jan

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Mar 22

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12

32%

100

60% Jan 22

25%

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12%

100

101

12

25,900

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24%

32%

preferred

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12

2,300

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25%

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preferred

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25

32%

4.35%

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3.85%

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84

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83%

84

the Week

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11

34% Jan

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12

12%

21 Va

83 Va
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int

88Va Feb

49% Jan

8

.

12

12.50

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April 5
21%
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93 Va

83 %

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100

5

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24%

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Thursday

April 8

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85

14

70 Va Feb

25c

PRICES

Wednesday

April »
21 %
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83 %
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86 % Jan

26

100 V2 Aug
6
39 Va Apr 10

23

Machine

82%
92 %

Metromedia Inc

1

93 % Jan

16%c

Co

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Mesta

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2

82 % Jan

Linotype

Tuesday

April J.
21 Va
21%

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Merritt-Chapman
Mesabi

1

Apr

1.83 Va

preferred

Mergenthaler

34% Mar 25
24

Monday
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Mercantile Stores Co Inc
Merck & Co Inc common

4

Aug 17

Jun

60

LOW AND HIGH SALE

NEW

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19

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19

19%

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20%

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35%

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36%

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19,900
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27

43 Va Jun

22

62

54% Jan

66

11 Va Jun

25

24% Dec

27

21% Jan

26% Feb

21

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31 % Jan

12

25% Mar

31

Jan

15

45 % Apr

43 Va Jan

National

24

50% Feb

21

Aviation

National

Biscuit

8% Jan

13 % Aug

.22
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10 % Mar

7

Natco

Mar 28

May 29

Airlines

Jan

4

11% Jan

14

66% Oct

24

132% Jan

66% Mar

National

82 Va Jan

4

24

29% Feb

20% Jan

National

5

27

14

22% Jan

National

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Corp

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Co

18

Feb

13

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18% May 29
46V4 Jun 25

23% Dec

60 Va Mar

25% Apr
67% Jan

1
10

24

23% Mar

National

26% Jan

28

83% Jan

2

30% Apr 23
93 % Dec 28

92 % Jan

96% Feb

12

Jun

5

48 Va Jan

54

47

22% May 29
5% Oct

24

33 % Oct

24

72

Jan

54

Mar 23

30% Jan

9 % Mar 27

56% Jan

33

Feb

Feb

19

40% Jan

3

25

National

45% Apr

5

National

931/2 Jail

5

Oct

22

98

Jan

4

151% Jan

2

167

Dec

21

166

Jan

2

Dec

31

138

Jan

4

25% Apr
28% Feb

2

27 % Jan

30% Jan

22

3

47

127% Jan

5

24 Va Oct

99% Dec 27

139

-98

Feb

13

68 Va Jan

2

101

Mar 11

77
Apr
4
178% Mar 25
153% Mar 29

National
7%

32

Apr 30

9

33%. Oct

24

50 % Apr

35 % Jan 10

30

National

5

National

Starch

6

40

Jan

23

National

18

Jan

2

25

National

22% Jan

2

15

Jan

2

17% Jan

Corp
Sugar Ref

22

23 % Feb

National

16

15% Mar 19
6% Feb
6

Tea

19 Va Jan

29

Apr

3

11% Jan

13 Va Jan

7

6% Nov

13% Oct
Nov

39

13
23
19

27

Oct

75

May 29

31

19% May 29

9% Mar 29
Mar 19

11% Jan

12

25% Jan
45

6% Jan

7% Feb

18% Jan

20% Feb

Jan

33% Apr
21% Apr

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Jan

84

Feb

4

27

Apr

3

43% Jan

83

Aug 23

86 Va

6

12

May 10
20

61% Jan

2

75

Apr

1

20

94

2

99

Jan

25

2

39% Mar 21

Dec

28

1% Jun

26

Jun

27

1

,

33%

V:28% Jan

1

52% Mar 28

2

33% Feb

13

15

Jan

2

18% Feb

15

43% Dec

31

New

38

Mar 11

44% Jan

8

N Y

2

Jan

2

3% Jan
19% Feb

26

31

43% Jan

76% Jun

27

86

1

May

Apr

5

1% Jan

7

1

8

Apr

5

2% Feb

11

5

13 Va Jan

7

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40

3

Jan

3

44% Mar

82% Mar 22

48% Apr

26

46

74

19

85% Feb

72% Jan

Jan

50

7

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23%

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23%

24

24

25

251/8

251/4

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10,300

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17,500

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26

20,700

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25%

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31%

31 J/a

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25

75 Va Feb

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31

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11%

11

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26,600

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31

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39 Va

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Shipbuilding Corp.
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7%

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7%

19%

89,700

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13

13

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7,100

2,300

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83

100

preferred

12%

7%

20

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common_No par
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12%

1,500

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76

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v

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11

11

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preferred

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13

741/2

63%

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12%

25

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convertible

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12%
73

23%

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4%

49%

12%
73

64%

England Electric System
New England Tel & ,Tel Co__

12

15

May'28

Jan

47% Mar

,

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12%
70 >/a

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23%

New

20% Jan

Jun

37

29

Nov

Jun

9

88 % Jan

21

86 Va Feb

26

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Jan

72

Co

issued

3%%

49%

12%

70%

76%

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Newberry

11

54% Jan

Jun

May 29

10% Jun 14'
28
' May 29

86

48% Feb

97.:

85
36 »/4

22

78

49%

12%

25%

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49%

49%

71 %

.

Nevada Power Co

14

Jan

24% Jan

81% Mar
50% Feb

5

33

1

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63%

_

Neisner Bros Inc

5

26% Ma r 27

May 29

24

2

50% Apr
33% Apr

27 Va

12%

—_____.ii.__

Neptune Meter

27 J/4

49%

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18

41% Jan

&

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1

9

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1136

51% Sep

9

26 Va

75%

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23% Feb

21

27'/a

23%

Chemical

Apr

8

22

26 J/4

1,000

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20

15% Jun

26V4

12%

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24 % Feb

5 % May 28
IOV4 Oct 25

26 J/8

>

5

Service

45% Feb

24

26%

_10

National-Standard

2

34% Mar

60,900

9%

100

13 % Oct

Jun

1,600

25 Va

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common

15% May 29

27

63%

25 V4

70%

_j______No par

Co

Linen

63 %

26%

49%

common

preferred A
preferred B

6%

.

2.4

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Lead

Co

9'/4

63 %

25%

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Corp

Gypsum
$4.50 preferred

8

25

42% Jan

61

General

91/4

63 J/4

26'%

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par

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12% Feb

9Va

64

25 J/a

10

Corp com_5

4%%

7% Jan

5

9V4

64

1

pfd series of 1951_
4%%
preferred
(conv)
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8

9%

64%
26%

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Nat'l Distillers & Chem
.

29%'Jan

2

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25 Va

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4

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9%

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9% May 29

9%
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100

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28

71

Jun

26

79

Feb

76 % Jan

79

82 % Jan

Jan

2

23

86

Jun

4

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83 Va Jan

88

Jan

85

Jan

22

18

94

Nov

27

3.90%

92% Jan

preferred

95

Feb

109 Va Jan

4

4.10%

107

Jan

preferred

110% Feb

28

May 17
27% Jan
4

5.25%

104

Mar

preferred

106% Jan

30

100

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109

108 J/4

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109

109

4.85%

preferred

100

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104%

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5

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22%

22%

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22%

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23

23

23

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1

26%

26%

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25Va

26%

27 Va

27'/a

27%

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preferred
25
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2.500

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113 '/a

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112%

113%

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113'/a

1141/4

20,700

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24

14

14

104

July

100

Jun

29

16% Oct

24

3

21

July
9
85% July 31
21% Jan

Dec

23

107

38% Feb
110% Dec

•

28

20% Jan

31

25

Jan

18

25 % Jan

9

29 Va Jan

9

105

Jan

115 Va Jan

8

4

26

7

22% Feb

20

12% July
3
15% Jun 25

14

23% Mar 26

Sep 27

13 % Jan

18

24

14% Mar 29

Jan

4

48

May 29
19% Oct 23

May

72 Va Jan

30

30

Apr

25

15

.18% Feb 21
59% Jan

21 % Mar 18

24

66% Jan

2

preferred
preferred'

100

Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co:
Norfolk &

Adjustment

6 %

North

American

Aviation

2

20% Mar
8% Jan

3

Jan

North

American

Car

9% Jan

SI

11% May 29

16% Jan

9

North

American

14% Jan

Coal

65 Ve Jan

17 Va Feb

28

76

May 22

72 % Jan

45

Dec

28

78 % Apr

2

43% Jan

48 Va

48% Jan

Apr

6

43

51

Mar

6

1

North

6% Oct

4

li/a Dec

25

2
19

34% May 29
102

Jun

14

109

4

25

Jan

107

Oct

11

113% Mar

7

104% Jan 11
107% Jan 29

107

Sep

26

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6

109

Jan

2

30 Va Oct

24

44% Jan

4

39

Jan

11

25% May 29
73% July 23

37% Mar 16
78% Mar 23

85 Va Jan

93

Jan

30

Northern

1

110

Feb

28

110 % Jan

17

44% Feb
36

18

Feb

1

80% Jan

2

31

May IT

92 % Jan

4

96

91% Apr 24
93% May 31
93% Dec 20

91% Jan

9

93 % Mar 25

Feb

11

95 Va Mar

93% Jan

15

95

19 V8 May 29

33 Va Jan

31

23

21 Va. Mar 20

25% Jan

40% Dec

12

35% Jan

10

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85% Jan

8

86

Jan

3

86

Jan

19

May'29

42% Dec

10

93

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27

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6

17% Jun

25

31% Jan

2

20% Jan

2

31% Sep

11

59% Jan

2

38% Mar 12

footnotes,




see

page

23.

Feb

Apr

19

5%%

Northern
$3.60

$4.1o
$4.08
$4.16

51

Jan

31

Feb

18

44% Jan

3

preferred

100

5.60% preferred
Northern Pacific Ry

$4.11

2

preferred______________ioo

5.80%

4

14

1

»

25

23
.

For

Feb

7
10

50
Indiana P S Co____No par
Natural Gas Co
____lo

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5

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Corp
Corp

American Sugar Ind
Northern Central Ry Co

Apr

108

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\ 76
.

11

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par

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com

preferred
preferred

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Northwest

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Northwestern Steel & Wire Co
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Pharmacal

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751/2

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79%

79%

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85

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; (1432)

20

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

Highest

Lowest

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86"% Dec

7

Nov

8

94 V* July 18

100% Dec

16 V* Jun

28

18% Apr

88% Jan

31

29 V* Oct

24

95% Nov
41
Feb

26

Jun

25

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28

17% Nov
54% Jan

23

11

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80 % Jun

29

3

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13

Feb

12

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28

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4.56%

preferred
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4.44%

preferred

97

89 % Mar

35

105

3

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Jan

7

104% Jan

24

14

100% Jan

8

102% Jan

25

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25

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13

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98

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7

26

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2

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28

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2

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53

59 % Jan

15% Jan

11

25 % Jan

2

21% Feb

15

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9

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13

53% Jan

21

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72% Jan

24

14
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2

14

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115

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2

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25

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15

151% Feb

2

5% Jan

12

25

58% Feb

67% Jan
96

American

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22

4%

4

55 % Feb

14

21

35

31

29% Jan

28

37

26

27

27
33

7

Jan

May
2
28% July 12

27% Jan

4

Mar 29

17% Jan

14

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27% Jan

Parmelee

27

5%

21

16% Mar
8% Jan

2

10% Feb

41% Jan

2

50 % Anr

2

May 29

42% Jan

2

Penn

14

3

47% Mar 19

25

41

Jan

34% Feb
106 % May

95

3

42

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3

35

25

.

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33% Jan

Apr

5

106% Feb

28

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13

101

103

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27

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2

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54% Jan

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22

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51

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11

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30

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16

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2

39

31

Feb

2

13-

47

52% Mar

15

34% Mar 20

98

Jun

6

103% Nov

7

July 10

88 V* Nov

28

96

Jan

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Aug 23
26% Oct 24

106

Jan

81

Jan

2

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29 % Jan

5

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14

14

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28.000

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32

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1
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10

24

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17

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26

48%

49%

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59

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36%

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52

53%

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27

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59

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27

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23

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28

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48%

48%

48 %

18%
*99 V*

60

18%
60 Va
101

81%

90

89%

89%

87%

88

*87%

89%

48%

48

48%

48 Va

49

18%

18%

18%

18%

18%

29%

30

30%
42 %

22

13% Jan

Aug 1.7

86% Mar

1

72% Jan

64

Sep

28

81

8

73

12% Jun

22

16% May 15

11% Oct

126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
5% Oct
36 % Oct

23

4

19%

Jun

6

Jun

5

4

7

Jan

9

38

24

41

35% Mar 29
Nov

14

78

Jan

Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
_No par
$5 convertible preferred

14%

14%

14%

14%

80

80

130

Jan

3

34% Dec

6

24
14

221

Jan

3

13% Oct

24

21

Jan

22

90% Oct

18

95% Mar
47

May 28

% Mar

17

105% Jan

93

5

Jan

,

(The)

Co

convertible

$3.50

1

15
4

3

18% Feb

27

Feb

18

Porter Co Inc (HK) 5%%

14

99
48

Jan

29

Polaroid

Potomac

•

42

Mar

5

2

69% Mar

1

20% Jun

25

32% Apr
69% Dec

19

27% Jan

2

30% Feb

75% Mar 27
19

Public

26

68"% Jan

2

73% Feb

Public Serv

11

31%

42%

42%

43%

43 %

44 Va

11,300

14%

14%

•14%

14 Va

14%

2,400

July 24

31 % May 14

30 % Jan

2

32% Feb

18

$1.40

Jan

5

92

Nov

91 % Jan

4

95

Feb

21

4.08%

87

Jan

2

95

Dec

6

Apr

5

4.18%

90% July 17

98

Nov

21

96% Mar

8

100

Feb

1

4.30%

29

109

Apr
110% Feb

10

106% Mar

7

109% Jan

15

5.05%

104
106

Jun
Jun

29

15

108% Jan

2

23% May 29
71% Jan
2

35

Nov

21

32% Jan

3

37% Jan

17

79% Apr

11

76

Jan

2

78% Feb

11

22% Jan

24% Dec

28

24% Feb

11

21

24

July 25

5% Oct
84

19

Jun

Feb

23

Mar 29

111% Jan

25

25

Mar 14

24% Jan

22

21

6

Jan

2

7% Feb

14

Jan

23

84

Jan

4

84% Jan

15

43% Jan

2

36% Jan

25

40% Jan

4

23 % May

31 % May 29
1117% Oct 30

Co

8

19% Jan

2

28% Feb

20

30% Feb

25

Pullman

18

Pure Oil

20% Oct

23"

38% Mar

28% Jun

25

38% Dec

8

23% Jan

2

36 % Jan

11

64 V* Apr

9

26

3

'41

Jan

73% Apr

5

of

100

corn—No par

preferred

140 Va

139%

53%

56%

V

9%*51

52 Va

*122%

124

x58 %

59 V*

*110

*109

*51

'

54%

31,700

10 Vis

10 Va

25,700

52 Va

52%

52%

*123%

124Va

124%

60'A

60%

60

111

113

*110

40

124%

8,200

60%

220

111

30%

30^a

30%

30%

30'A

134 Va

130%

134%

130%

134 Va

127'A

131 %

99.500

17 "4

17 %

17%

17%

17'A

17%

17V4

17 Va

3.400

98

97

97

97 V*

97%

*97V4

98V4

98

98 Va

46 %

46%

46

46V4

46

46 Vb

73%

73%

73

74%.

74

75

28,000

30

30%
.

46%

45%

46'A

73%

75 Va

73

74

29%

29%

29%

73 Va

73 Va

73%

31%

31%

31 Va

95

94

94

97%

*96%

97%

*96%

97%

98

*98

99

*98%

99%

107

106%

106%

107%
109

106%
*109

*?..■/./.

29 Va

73Va
*31
95

109%

109%

;

5,300

31

520

4.500

29%

29.700

73%

73%

73%

73

73%

19.100

31%

31

31

3114

3114

600

*94

95

94%

95

120

96%

96%

97%

97%

100

98%

98 Va

*98%

99 Va

20

106%

107%

*106%

107%

490

109 7/8

*109

109V2

210

34%

14.300

29%

95

109%

29%

/

,

-

■.

*109

29%

29%

34%

341/4

33%

33%
77 V*

34%

33%

341.4

34%

77%

77V4

77V4

77V4

*771/4

78

*77%

78

110

*24%

24%

24%

25

*24%

25

*24%

25

*24%

25

600

*23

24

24%

*23%

24%

23%

*23

24%

100

6%

3,700

6%
*84

6%
84%

*23

23 Ve

6%

6%

6%

6%

84%

84%

*84%

84%

6%

6%

84%

6%
*84

37%

36%

37 Va

36%

37%

36%

26 Va

26%

26%

26%

26%

29%

29

29%

29

29%

28%

39%

39%

39%

39V4

39%

39 Va

39%

64V4

66

66%

68%

■

—

—

—

-

,

15.100

27

4.200

28%

29%

38%

29%

39%

80

37

26%

.

84i%

36%

26%

«.

'•

84

/

37%

26%

1

1,200

130%

30 Va

26
29%

—

800

55 Va
34
r

60

111%

5

Inc

/

331/4

37%

.

Products

*55

33%

No par

Inc

10

'

33%

333^

Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10

3

70

53%

55 %

*54

124

14,900

10%

'

55

33%

___

Va

54%

9%

5 2 Va

55

33%

21

141

*140

140.

54

10%

54

58.%
109

78

20%

77%

No par

Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co

Purolator

*122%

.

70

85

*77

20%

17%

109
"

100
25
25

Publicker Industries Inc common—5

$4.75

59%

*82

78

19%

34%

53%

85

*77

109 %

107%

100
Ind

124

*51

*81%

■■•■

135%

98

100

preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred

10%

*33 Va

'

19%

*96%

—100
100
.

57 Va

9%

54

•

78

*139%'

140

56%

10%
52 Va

81%

19%

19%

57 Va

33%

■

72%
31%
*94

com__No par

—

preferred
preferred
preferred

Serv

10% Feb

18

preference

preferred
preferred

140

•

29%

•

com_No par

Gas

19:%

*77

.

46

lo

3%%
4.32%

88

24

Elec &

div

5.28%
Public

Co

78

*97

sf pref_100

_No par
Service Co of Colorado——5

29

97 %

Power

140

14%
81 Va

81

*77

4,300

31%

*17%

\

Gamble

&

85

14

1
10

Electric

8

Procter

;

19%

81.

,

30%
134

1.25

.

Corp

78

31%

109%'

_75

Poor & Co

Plough Inc.

92% Jan

94% Jan

preferred-

Feb

34% Jan

111.

25

20

58%

common

148 % Jan

3

56% Jun

49% May 29

:

Pittston

5

28% Mar 20
127%. Apr
15% Jan

a

4

14

28

i

5

61% Jan

21

57% Feb

Jan

140
57
10
*51
53%
33%
*122%

40 % Jan

54% Feb

Jan

57% Feb

19%

124% Apr

Apr
1
57% Jan 14
11% Feb 48

Jan

122

*76%

.——1

preferred (conv)
Pittsburgh Forgings Co

8

Jan

.

_No par

$4.80

30%

41%

43 %

Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
-No par
5% preferred class A
:
100
5%%
1st series prior pfd"
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd100

140

32% Mar 12

4

Oct

32

21 Va Apr

51% Jan

81% Jun

.

2

134% Jan

125

25

21

14 % Jan

55% Jan

25

88

22

1

54

8

116% Mar

3

77% Jan

12% Jan

22

'■44%

81 % Apr

10

20

May

9

2

Jan

67% Feb

5

Oct
Jan

Jan

139

22

35

Jan

6.800

60%
101

*100

101

80

1,700

.

31%

"

67

60%

601/4

60

,*100

230

83,700

31%

31%

43%

;:VV

60%
101

*100

43 Va

15,400

90

60%

61
101

1
_

18,500

88%

81%
90

*87%

18%

18%
60
*100

37%
83%

18%

48 Va

.No par
No par

35%
82

48

881/4

170

36%
83%

90

90%

88

200

35%

36%

80%

80%

90 V*

__

_

270

100

'90%

320
'■■'•■

100%
104%

101

36

17,000

31

89%

100%

36%

4.500

102

101%

36%

•

•

x89%

v.

101

2

Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc

30%

91

*89%

91

xlOl

105

*103

104

104
*89 Va

31

30%

31%

30%

105

90 Va

—5

Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Pillsbury Co common—.

18

62% Mar 21

102% Jan

1.800

*100%

*87%

1

190

1.400

53

46%

*52%
A ' '

•

Feb

14%

.•.

>

101%

100

—

14%

14 Va

14%

52%
47

15

52%

58%

36%

27.600

49%

51%

47%

100

preferred
series preferred-

3.90%

49 Va

49%

1.000

38

102

*101

100

.

Philip Morris I,nc common—.
4%

90 Va

(NY):—50c

—

49% O

104 V2

30%
*103

—-100

_

14%
*37%

25%

25%

100

15%

37%

52

••17%

.No par

—

14%

37%

49%

*100%
16%

5

__

_

15%
37%

47%

47%

12.50

—

Inc

15

51%

102 Va

,

48,200

49

17

100

preferred
preferred

"

300
740

15 Va

52

*100%

47

15.100

101 %

100 v*. 100%

.

*37

48%

500

32%

32%

•

8.500

34 %

34%
101

37%

46 Va

33 %c

Permutit Iiic

(Chas)

M4%

32%

42

24.700

48%

Va

49

*41%

52%' 3 52%

.No par

common-—.

Phila & Reading Corp

50% Mar 26

40%

34%

34%

34%

46%

48%

*51%

48%

14%

-

<

50

-

*36%

53

••41

-1

V»

48

46

15%

15

50%

100

-33 %c

Eastern Ry Co—_

33

*34

34%

32%

37

—,

39%

34%

15 %

37

38%

"

1.080

48

'

2.100

8%

8%

8%

9

39%

46%

101

4.30%

Mar 22

81% Jan

Oct

16.800

100%

3.80%

14

88

3

19

15% Oct

8.900

18%

101

4.40%
.

5

91

84% Jan

84% Feb

97

18%

18 Vb

100%

Phila Electric Co common

5

87% Mar 27

40

32

18%

18%

101

Phelps-Dodge Corp

1

Mar 26

31%

18%

46%

*49

50%

45%

32 V*

17%

50

8%

50

:

%

1.800

"

18%

32
'

46%

9

8%

9

43.600

26%

*26

26%

*26

26%

26%

*26

*25%

1

"l
;

37%

101

Cement

4.200

_No par

32%

Co

.

7.300

37%

102%

Milk

8,400

12 Va

11%

*96%

32 %

Pfizer

21

5

18

15

32%

Pfaudler

25

15%

31%

9

Feb

59% Apr
Mar

71% Jan

5%

31%

28% Jan

39 V* Feb

5,300

5%

30%

1

9

Mar

Mar

5,300

15%

148%

5%

15%

17 Va Jan

33 % Jan, 21

5%

149%

5%

5%

13%

12

91

104

270

5%

5%

5%

149%

149

149

149

12

—100
4%%. preferred
Petroleum Corp of America—
1

105

13

149%

—50

common-

preferred

5%^ convertible preferred

7

31

9,800

148%

101%

Pet

11

Jan

16,100

32 %

15

Peoples Gas Light & Coke

Jan

100

14,400

56'%

32

13%

9

2

17 V*

55%

32%

12%

t_.

86% Jan

100

17

56%

32 Va

15%

19

•52

17%

55%

13 Va

Jan

6

17

32%

12%

101% Feb

2

17
56

148%

2,300

15%

8

25% Mar 28

57% Mar 15
62% Jan

82

42

16% Feb

51

16%

55%

103

Permanente

99% Mar

31,600

32%
102%

1

66% Jan

101 % July 13

34

103%

8

Jan

13%

33%

102%

15% Feb

2

13%

34

102 %

55

2

13%

33%

102%

Perkin*Elmer

Jan

13%

33%

33 %

7

13% Jan

13%

33%

33%

48% Jan

45

13 %

33%

38%

Mar 19

800

18

18

13%

33 VB

32%

Peoria &

51% Mar 14

160

13%

II

—,

1

4,300

18%

18 V*

18%

18%

18%

1,400

36
102

15%'
12%

preferred- _—_25

Pepsi-Cola Co

59% Mar 23

18

v

33%

26

19% Mar 15

24

100%

35%
*100%

36
102

38%

26

15

July 16
% July 25

IOOV4

102

III—3

Feb

24

82

100%

357*8
100%

35%

35%

*100%

13%

Industries—

Inc

conv

50% Feb

49% Oct

19% Jan

—

_

Fruit Co

63

12% Jun

Jan

Tool

Ford

&

2

58

80

100%

101

*100%

12%

.

prior

conv

4

22

61 % Oct

16,300

15 Va

Penn Power

15

22

101

12,300

83%

Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
_No par
& Light com
4%%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
-100
10
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc:
5

9

10% Jun

May 29

601/4

82%

1

Co

Transportation

4.68%

Mar 11

3

Jan

31% Oct

25

59%

82%

7%

(J C) Co_„
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp

Apr

34

101% May 25

42

60

82%

^

._.~5'

Penney

30% Jan

20

38 % Mar 22

98% July 25

: ■;

32 %

2

14

1

59%

83

15%

Penn-Dixie Cement Corp„__

2

24

1,380

60%

82

_No par

Line

9

17

23

22%

59%

100

Pipe

19% Jan

1

19 % Jan

18% Oct

*22%

♦13%

5%

Corp

Pendleton

52% Jan

25% Jun

East

Penick

48% Jan

44% Oct

25,200

50c

1

26

33% Oct

141/8
22%

13%

149

1

Peabody Coal Co common—

May 31

25

14

22%

——70c

Sulphur

'

4

23% Jun

Corp

20% Feb
'

13% Jun

14%
22%

33%

31%

100

Electronics

Parke Davis &

/;•

5

Apr
Feb

Teleg

Paramount Pictures Corp

28 Ve Feb

14

Jan

Corp

preferred

Papercraft

24% Mar 20

15

14

22

v'f 16%

13%

10

World Airways Inc

Panhandle

17

28

40%

8

■/>

14

Jan

9% Jan

Mar 26

35% Mar

16

Pan

49% Feb

24

14%

.

33

Inc_5

Packaging Corp of AmericaPackard-Bell

2

78% Feb
98

Aggregates

Consolidated

5

.

32 V* Apr

2

Tin

7

13% Mar

10

Jan

6%

11

Jan

8,700

14 %

100% 100%
3514 35%
101
101

17%

17%

5

Corp

&

Electric

&

Telep &
preferred

Pacific

15

17% Jan
14% Apr

v:

Pacific

7

6% Feb

2

Mar 27

15

5

34% Jan

31 % Mar 12

7

35% Oct

55%

32

'

■

99

55%

31%

38% Mar 15

Jun

56

17

75% Apr

25

55%

32

24

24

56

56

24

Oct

3,100

55%

16%

24

33

1,800

53

31%

Oct

39 % May 29
37
Jun
3

16%:i.

51 %

55 %

American

34,900

:

16%
51

17

18% Oct

3

36%

16%
50%

56

42% Oct

Jan

36%

16%

51%

16%

24%. Feb

28% May 29

36%

7,800

,

16%

55%

8

7% Oct

35%

'

51%

Co.5

12
12

40

36

3b
36

_No par
com—-14 2/7

97% Feb

37

35%

600

35%

Express

70% Dec

22

35%

Intermountain

2

Oct

36

Lighting

21% Jan

15

35%

Pacific

17

63% Jan

r

2

24

35%

Pacific

17% Mar 26

16% Mar 25

2

8

35%

v:

54 % Mar 11

9 J/4 Jan

15

*94%

11,900

17%

981%

V

31% Jan

27

11% Jan

26

*17

*94%

2

20

„

3

14% Nov

82%

17%

97%

Cement

12

23% Jun

81%

"

24%

17 %

*94%

Gas

237/a Mar

20% Oct

82

100
100%
35%
35%
*101
102

24%

17%
97%

Pacific

Jan

22% Jun

81 %

6.25

com

24%

25

17%

17/2
97%

Pacific

15% Jan

31

Co

preferred
100
Paper Co common
:
15
preferred
—No par

25

6

20

„

4%

200

29

25

.

x60%

102

14% Feb

22

■'*

62%

1

Oxford

Apr -V4

18% Jan

7% Oct

"

Glass

Owens-Illinois

18

Jan

Feb

104

1074 Jun

91% Aug 23

61%

Corp

Fiberglas

*101%

24%

14%
22%
61 %

No par

Co

Owens-Corning

102V4
24%

34% Jan

26

15% Oct 24
45% May 29

14%
22%

*101%

4

7% Jan

'

14V*
22%

50

130

101 %

28

2

5% May 28
■14'% Nov
5

14
21%

390

89%

49%

101%

55%

30c

99%

*88%

104%,.

51%

x55

6,100

*99

89%

*104

16% Feb

158% Feb

,

51

55%

49%

99%

104%

12% Jan

39% Jan

5

*

■,

61% Dec

26% May 29
142% Oct

■

51%

55

3.125

34 A
?5 ,2
16/8

16/2

49%

98%
*104

2

15% Jan

47

51 %

5
10

49

'

104 %

12

Jan

9% Jun
25

36/4
55/8

5

Shares

104

2

100

5

16

36 %

8

36/»
353/4
15'A

89%

Sales for

the Week

Friday
April 5

*88%

99 %

*88%

Jan

101% Feb

97% Jan

•

31% Jan

17/2
*96%

Corp

Elevator

Outlet

5

83% Apr
105 ■■'

1

Mar

100

Mar 23

43

25

24%

173/8
97%

Outboard Marine Corp

25

26

28

Otis

27

Jun

24%

17%
*94%

7.50

Gas

Chemical

5

53% Feb

46'a Oct

Natural

*98

4

24%

Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities

Apr

13% Feb

24% Mar

.

Monday, April 8, 1963

Thursday
April 1

,

49%

48%

49%

98 ,4
^8% 88%
A JSo,,
100 /2 102 %
98

20
100

preferred

Mathieson

48%

*88%
104'% 104%
*100% 102%

10o
2.50

preferred

4.24%

l.«

76

24

64

4%

3

Jan

24

10% Oct

100
100
100

Okla Gas & Electric Co com

30

43% Oct
19

102

common

49%
99%
89

48%
99

15

preferred

85 % Jan

21

May 28
Jan

Ohio Edison Co

46% Jan

2

Dec

38
92

April 3

April 3

April I

Par

Wednesday

Tuesday

Monday

STOCK

EXCHANGE

.

SALE PRICES

LOW AND HIGH

STOCKS
YORK

NEW

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest

Year 1962

.

RECORD

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Range for Previous

.

39%

68%

73%

17.800
25,600
•

7.400

Sv

Q
54% Oct
136

24

Oct

25

?5% Oct

26

For

.

91% Feb
146

footnotes,




61% Mar

16

Mar 13

30% Jan

see

69% Jan

18

Jan

147 % Mar 14

27% Jan

30 % Mar 29

141

3

page

23.

Quaker Oats

5

66

preferred—
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp__10

*143

6%

Co

common
—_

30%

66%
145

30%

65%
*143

30%

66

145

30%

.

65%
*143
30%

66 %
146

30%

65%
■142

30 %

66%
145

30%

65%
*142

30%

65%

4,000-

145

30 %

1.100

Volume

197

Number

The Commercial and Financial

6253

•

Chronicle

(1433)

\

21

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous

STOCKS

Year 1962

Lowest

■-.*'

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest

Highest

NEW

YORK

LOW

STOCK

Monday

EXCHANGE

par

Tuesday

April I

AND HIGH

SALE PRICES

Wednesday

April :i

Sales fot

Thursday

April 3

Friday

April 4

the Week

April 5

Shares

R
38% Jun
71 Va

63% Mar 14

8

Oct

78% Jan

2

80

Jan

10

34 V2 Jan

2

40

21% Jan

24

20

45

May 29

28 Va Sep 10
12 Va May 29

56

79% Dec

27

2

15 VB Feb

Jan

2

66% Feb

Radio

14

Mar 25
Jan

26

18% Jan

13

Nov

28

9% Mar 18
77% Jan 16

89% Apr

25

14% Feb

16

43% Apr
8% Jan

16% May 29

24 % Apr

18

21% Jan

25

41% Feb

16

22% Mar 19

Ranco

4
44% Apr
11% Jan 24

88

May 29

7% Jun

May 29

5% Oct

24

12

Nov

Oct

10y4 Feb

1

8

24

13% Oct

19

1

24

Jan

15

21% Jun

10% Oct 23 *
Oct

23

16% Oct

25

^19 Va Apr

31 % Jun

28

9% Jun

14

4

28

2

22% Mar
15% Jan

2

21

Apr

4

When

8

15
14

4%

non-cum

1st

4%

non-cum

2nd

10% Mar 12
4
18% Jan

13

Reichhold

6

20% Jan 23

Reliable

4

38% Jan

41% Mar

4
,

Jan

Reeves

11

7

Reliance

13% Mar 26

20% Jan

17

Reliance

Mfg

30

53 ;

69

17

12

24

Jan

19

16% Jan

12% Jan

4

May 28
6Va Oct 24

12% Oct

24

17

28

Oct

19

60

30

Nov

31

Oct

v
>

Jan

.

2

4

Jan

18 V2 Feb

9% Feb

6% Jan
14

Mar 12

43 % Jan

7
24

3

16

Jan

Feb

$1

34% Jan

42 % Feb

14

48% Jan

24

20% Oct

26

2

29

6

37% Jan

7

20% Jan

27

41% Jan

4

23% Jan

2

27% Apr

5

8

50% Nov

14

49% Jan

8

51

Apr

5

25

116% Jan

31

102% Jan

3

110

Jan

28

23.

:80% Feb

16

48

Jan

97

Jun

34% Oct
86% Nov

8

8% Jun

52% Jan

26

3% Jun

90

Jan'

15% Feb

14

5y8 Dec

25

38% Mar

24 i

7

32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct .24
20

88 % Feb

55

2

Jan

■

17
2

45 % Apr

5

Richfield

8

35% Apr

5

3

24% Jan

24

12

26% Jan

8

28% Dec

21

27

37% Dec

31

26 % May 11

38 .:

-May 29

Aug 30

8
5

104
94

97

34 Vb Jan

Feb

31

Feb

42

3

15

Apr

5

8
8

Rohm

4

9

Ronson

25

16% Mar

12

21% Mar 15

25

18% Jan

2

25% Mar.26

26% Jan

2

38

Feb

6

43% Jan

2

8% Jan

2

48% Apr
10% Jan

17

31% Mar 15

96 % Mar

Mar 19

.

17% Jan

4

Apr

Roper

Haas

Co

common

D)

21% May 29

27 % Apr

11

33 Va Jan

10

44

Dec

26

7% Oct

23

14% Feb

5

17 % Jan

4

12 % Mar

9

Rubbermaid

41

5

27% Jan

2

31% Feb

1

Ruberoid Co

11% Jan

21

14% Feb

19

Ruppert

16 % Mar 21

19% Jan

10

12% Apr

3

Jan

10% Jun

29

15

Oct

26

14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22

7% Oct

24

18% Feb

13

Jan

9

13% Jan

6

2

4

Royal Crown
Royal Dutch
C Royal McBee

Ryder

Cola

Co_____

27%

28

49,700

23%

24%

23%

24%

8

8

29,100

*7%

7%

7%

7%

7%

15

15

1,000

*14%

15%

*14%

15%

*14%

15%

10%

10%

10%

*10%

11%

10%

10%

Yp 10%

10%

500

24 Ve

24%

24%

24%

3,800

16

15%

15%

8

14%

14 %'

14

10%

11%

11

11 Va

20 %

*20

20

20

V8

"

*15%

20

Va

7,600

11%

15,300

*19%

20

19%

20

40 %

40 Vb

40 Va

40 Vb

500

40 Va

40 Va

41

41

41

15%

11,000

15%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16%

16

16

8,200

60 Va

*60

62

;

•

*60

62%

61

61

60 Va

17%

17

17%

17

17 Va

16%

17 VB

8%

8%

8%

8%

8%

9%

8%

"15%

15%

15%

15 '/a

15%

15%

15%

15%

*15%

37%

37%

15%

700

37

38 VB

37 %

37%

37 Va

38

37'/a

41

41%

41%

41%

41%

41

41%

41 Va

38 Va
42*"

62,900

40%

43%

44%

44%

45%

44%

45 Va

45%

32%

33%

32%

33%

32 Va

33 %

32%

33%

24%

25%

24%

25 %

24%

25 %

25 VB

26 Va

"50%

50%

*50%

*50%

50%

50%

50%

*104%

105 V2

104%

104 Va

104 Va

104%

105 Va

43%

43%

43%

43%

44'A

43%

44

88

87%

87%

*87 Va

88

87%

87%

*87 Va

13%

13%

13%

13 VA

13%

13 Va

14%

14%

43

*87%
13%
5

r$

58%

50%
105

4%

5

8%'

4.%

5

■

%

4%

58%

58 Va

59 Va

58

43%'

43%

43%

43%

43%

34

34

34 Va

34 Va

35

22

21%

22

22%

22%

22

24%

24%

24 %

24 Vb

24%

24

30%

X30%

*21%
24%

30'%

30%

30%

30 Va

41 Va

41%

41

36

36 Va

36 Va

112%

112

112%

110

95%

*93

95%

*93

35%

5,200

13,900
.

30%

30%

6,000

41

42

4,500

36%

37%

9,900

Va

95 Va

94

94

16%

16 Va

16%

24%

24 Va'

25

16%

16%

23%

23%

23%

23%

23%

24

25

25

25 VA

25%

25 %

34%

35%

34%

47 V*

47%

47%

34%

35 Va

48 %

48 %

110 '/a

25%

35%

47%

111

*25%

.

6,400
50

25%

35 Va

48

900

36

48 %

48'A

9 Vb

9%

12%

12%

12Va

12%

12%

12 Va

12%

12%

28 >/a

27%

28

27%

28

27%

28

12

11%

11%

11%

11%

11%

12

17%

17%

17 Va

17%

17

17%

17%

17 Va

11'%

11%

11%

11%

11%

12%

11%

12 %

9%

9%

6,700

21,900

"35%
.

27%

9%

29,300

37

lll'/a

16%

"11%

45'A

35

*93

17%

9%

58%

43%

111

16%

23%

__2.50

57'A
V

41 Va

%

17

9%

25,700

.30%

30%

95 '/a

47,700

5

5,300

36%

9%

200

14%

2,700

41%

25

88

24'/a

16%

__5

1,800
80,200

24 %

36

35%

1,700

43%

24%

41

.48

51

106%

43

V4

41%

113

43,600

22%

36 %

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129,200

22%

41

"93

21,300

27%

22%

36

111%

46%
33%

50%.
,

43%

33%

3,800

106
>

59 %

43%

33%

7,600

26%

4%

58 Vb

17,500

9

45%

:

5

59%

60

17%

33

:

V,

Va

33%

_No par

16% :

46 % ;.

43%

1

System Inc

14%

11 Vb

61%

—.i_____

(Jacob)

700

14 '/a

8%

20 g

;

V:

500

16%

1

Inc

1,400

8

14

l

._

Corp

28

24%

11%

~_l
ZlZl

Petroleum ,Co_

27%

23%

14%

l

Ryan Aeronautical Co__

liy4 May 29
^Oct 26

25

•

27 Va

23%

3.500

15

"61

100

;

27 Vb

23 Va

'

_5

Corp

27%

13,300

13%

__1

Corp
(Geo

27

10%

11

10

4% preferred series A—
Rohr. Corp

5

18
25

&

10%

11%

Corp__No par
Rochester Telephone Corp__
10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
5

37% Feb

10%

14%.

2.50

Controls

10 VB

13%

Gas & Elec

117% Jan

Dec

.

Rochester

2

2

24% Jan

May 29

Robertshaw-rFulton

10%

16

'____No par

12

""29% Feb

15% May 29

17% Oct

37% Jan

Feb

124% Dec

27

Jan

Corp

87
44

*15%

£

Riegel Paper Corp.—______
Ritter
Company

87

43%

16%

1.25

Jan

24

14

Ltd

19% Jan

22% Oct

90

Trust
Inc

88

44%

24 Va

1

39

23% Feb

Jun

Selection

Richardson-Merrell

4,500

87%
43%

40

100

Co

10

87%
44 Va

*24 %

5

series™

9%

1,600

10

24%

5

__100

32% Feb

12

23%

87%

85,300

10

16

.1

com

37 % Mar 19

42% Feb

27%

"19%

10
_:_ld

pref___

Manufacturing

Oil

89%

9%

24%

5

50c

J.)* Tobacco

3.60%

Rhodesian

87 %

9%

10 %

16%

50c

44%. Mar 14

24

25

Rheem

88 %

9%

11%

series___100

34% Mar 26

Oct

73

(R.

10

24%

I_I_I_5

Co

common

3%%

2nd

conv

Preferred

16,100

17

9%

13%

Reynolds Metals Co com____.No par
4%% preferred series A
50
4%%

18%

16%

10

24%

1

convertible

Reynolds

17%

17

10

"16%

Rexall Drug & Chemical Co___~2.50

8

14% Apr
5
5% Mar 21
65% Feb 21

2

Jan

4%

Mar 14

102

45 % Mar 27

7

Feb

10% Jan
.

Oct

40

1

87

4

t

17%

16%

10

62%

10%

-

M'ar

5,600

17

16%

8

__10

preferred
Republic Steel Corp.
Revere Copper & Brass____;
Revlon' Inc

39% Feb 18

36% Jan

37%

60 Va

14%

No par
No par

Republic Aviatiori Corp_
Republic Corp common-;

26
18

40% Jan-

5

67% Mar 13

Co

Conv preferred

19

80 Va

37%

23%

_50c

Corp
& Eng

Elec

23

Jan

Jan

;

Chemicals

49% Jan
23'
Jan

80

38

27 V4

50

Stores

76

79%

37%

60

*44

50

Inc

51% Aug 30

79 Va

38 Vb

58%

9%

IIII~50

preferred
preferred

Bit Co

Bros

80 V4

37%

86 %

~~5

Stores

2

Jan

60%

80

38 %

16%

1

9% Feb

Roller

61

80 VB

38 Vb

No par

17% Feb

7

60 %

80

38%

10

Inc__3.33%

Inc

Owl

59

80%

37%

No par

International

Raytheon Co
Reading Co common...

Red

60

80%

™_.!_1

.

issued

Raymond
Rayonier

Reed

12

Inc

Raybestos-Manhattan

•

59 %

No par

2.50

13% Feb 14
25
Mar 18

5

com_No par

2.50

House

17% Feb 21
14% Apr
2

12

America

preferred

Inc

Random

30% Jan

14 % Mar 21
10% Mar 14

8

21% Feb
16% Jan

9>

7% Jan

15

13% Jan

13% Jan

2

of

1st

Ralston Purina Co

7

30% Feb

.

65

Corp

S3.50

24

9'/a

9,000
145,800

9%

6,800

12%

12 Va

1,600

27%

28 Va

10,900

*12

12%

800

17%

17%

1,800

12

"

12%

102,000

50 'A

22,600

s
36% May 29
89

60% Jan

2

45% Feb

50% Apr

Jun

28

94% Nov

16

92% Apr

96

352% Jan

26

352 y4 Jan

26

,

t

22% Jun

26

37

Jan

68% Oct

25
-

22% Oct

25

Jan

7

30% Apr

3

St.

Joseph

19

Jan

10

21% Feb

20

St.

Joseph Light & Power_

23

St

L

San

Lead
Fran

Co

Jan

28

8

85% Jan

25

2

33% Apr

5

40 Va Apr

3

35

Jan

2

39% Mar 15

Regis Paper Co
San Diego Gas <5p~ Electric Co_

16y4 Jan

2

10

Jan

2

13

San Diego

Aug 13

79

2

Apr

5

Preferred

Ry

series A

St

18 % Jan

2

11% Jan

3

13% Jan

10

Sangamo

Electric

26

27% Jan

2

18% Jan

2

21% Jan

29

Schenley

19

10% Jan

9

9% Jan

15

9% Feb

18

1

60% Feb

1

30% Oct

-

31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24

42'% Jan

49 ** Oct 23
10% Oct" 24
50

Oct

25

9

16

4

35"% Jan

16

6 % Jan

■

45 % Jan

32 % Apr

24

11 »/s Jan

38% Mdr 29
2

10

12

71% Feb

7

5

16% Jan

23

98 y4 Feb

14

65% Feb

28% Apr
53% Dec

23

23

12 %

28

Apr

51% Jan

3

Mar

7

59

Jan

22

31

Oct

25

31

Mar 15

35

% Jan

Jan

16

Dec

18

86

Jan

8

92

<"'/ Apr

5

Feb

6

99 y2 Dec

31

97% Jan

9

102

Jan

28

Oct

23

26 % Jan

30

21% Jari

74% Jan

;

5

25
Apr
78% Jan

23

,77
90

.

19
'

3% Oct

42% Jan
•

87

82

2

Jun

77

2

Jan

18
2

22

6% Feb

4% Jan

25

33 % Dec

32% Jan

2

11% July 30

23% Jan

17% Jan

2

'

21

Jun

14

Jun

25

27%

59

Jun

25

88% Jan

Mat

20

Jan

5% Apr

5
2

Schering
59c

Co

Corp

Schlumberger

V

N

Scott

Paper

Co

Scoville

Mfg

Co common
preferred

3.65%
Screw

Bolt

&

Corp

14

Seaboard

Seaboard

Finance Co

25

Feb

9% Dec

31

6% May 29
103% Oct
'

12

12% May 29

6% Jun

5

15% Mar

2

14% Jan

4

104

33% Jan

28

Corp
Sealright-Oswego

Falls

79% Feb

27

Sears

Jari

4

11% Jan

22

9

Mar

17

10

6

8% Mar 20

Aug

7

103 % Jan

8

±8%

Jan

3

13% Jan

24

11%

Mar 30

9% Jan

Mar 12

14% Apr

2

34% Jan

106

30

5

Roebuck

Inc

No par

Corp

Shahmoon

Industries

18% Jan

2

24% Jan

9% Oct

24

23% Mar 28

11% Jan

2

14% Mar 19

28% Oct

23

40% Apr

Corp__

:
-

'

>

Sheraton

26% Jan

28

Signode Steel Strapping Co,.

Co™

Simonds

28% Oct 24

40 % Feb

35% Jan

50% Jun

14

62

19% Oct

24

5

63

20

May 29

43% Apr
70% Apr

Mar

5

Sinclair

4

Corp

__

28% Mar 18

60% Mar 20

66% Feb

Smith

66% Apr

55% Jan

63% Mar 21

35% Mar

8

23

26% Jan

5

23% Jan

Jan

30

53

Feb

19

52

Jan

16

Feb

4

44% Jan

17

32% Jan

2

41% Feb

28

South

40% Jan

16

28% Jan

2

South

24

33

16

30% Jan

4

43% Ma;
35% Feb 25

16

22 % Jan

24

17% Jun

Jan

25

23% Feb

23% May 29
38% Jun 25

57 Va Jan

40% Jun 26

53

May

36
May 29
■21% May 29

50

Mar 21

44

May 29

18% July
71

•

Feb

5
14

22% May 29
11

Nov.

54

59c

8 9c

13%

Co

20%

2

5

15

16% Apr

5

2

Spalding

(A

10% Mar

6

14% Jan

28

8% Jan

Spartans

6% Jan

3

8% Jan

29

31% Jan

,9

Sparton Corp
Spencer Chemical

24

Oct

3

90

Jan

15

95% Dec

26

10% Oct

22

24% Jan

2

97

9

90

Aug 16

42% Jan

May

2

20% Jun

25

38% Mar

1

81

25

86

8

Sep

Mar

For footnotes; "see




Jan

•

25% Mar 19
95% Jan 10

97

,,12% Mar 26

15

93% Jan
25

Jan

82% Jan

page

23.

24

3

2

Feb

1

Jan

18

98 V2 Feb

7

30% Apr

5

90

1

Feb

4.20%

Sperry
$4.50

2,900

34 Vb

34%

34 '/4

34%

34 %

34%

34 Va

29%

30

30

30

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30 VA

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31

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25

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69

68 Va

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67 Va

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9

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31 Va

3,100

1,700

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66

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65%

66%

39,200

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32%

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541/4

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"f:. 54 %

54%

33%

55

54'/a

2,800
6,800

3,600

8,700

3,200
3,500
500

500

3,000
28,700

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54

54%

54 Va

54%

55

56%

56 Vb

57

56 %

56%

56

56

7.50

49 %

49%

49%

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49

49%

49%

49%

11,000

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29%

30 Vb

29%

30'/4

29%

30%

30'A

30%

30%

31%

65,200

59 %

60 %

18,100

Service

Co

58%

21

21

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6

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common

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25

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16

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6,000

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1

14,900

'

55

58

No par

preferred

common

9

9%

16 3

2.50

Corp
preferred

preferred

42%

66

9

65%

(Del)

Co

21

21%

35

15

& Bros Inc

Rand

Spiegel Inc
$4.50

G)

22

29%

9%

18,600

Industries

24

21%

34%
*

__20

26% Jan

21%

2,100

ctfs__100

47% Jan

21 Va

25

tr

1

13,100

66 Vb

common

25

48,400

24%

24%

preferred-

23

Jun

40%

24

65 Va

Southern

9% Oct

4,400

39%

24%

.

65%

Southern

4

.

13%

39%

24

13%

65

29

Public

13%

38%

2 4'A

13 Va

65%

.

Southwestern

13 Va

39%

23%

64%

31% Jan

6

13'/a

39%
■

65

1

36% Feb

4,100

64%

Indiana

•

8,000

64%.

Co

1

14

62%

Southern

33% Mar

21 %

14%

13%

14

Labs_No par

Edison

stock

21

21%

14

60

Southern

Ohio

24%

14

24%

50

Railway

39%

24%

14%

14%

24%

__No par
1

Co

13%

39%

•24%

14 Va

.

28

Inc

Gas

■

13%

39%

24%

Platinum

&

13%

14%
'

26%

Southern Natural Gas Co__

&

2,400
10,000

60

3

non-cum

9

110

27%

18

Mobile

9 %

8%
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25 Va

14

5 9c

9%

V

9

60 Va

Apr

14

9'A
HQ

28

Feb

15

8%
*106

26%

50

25

9 Vb

9%
9
110

59%

57

Jan

14%

8%

27%

56% Jan

Jan

9 Vb

*106

25 %

2

60% Feb

14%

110

4,500

36,600

60%

2

74

9%
9

8%
*106

5,400
"

27%

Jersey Gas Co
Puerto
Rico
Sugar
preferred

21

9%

9%
9

110

27%

25

2

;■

79%

27 Va

Jan

6

79

60

Jan

5

79 %

-

24 Va

50

21

32 »/a

78 Vb

60%

43

19% Feb

32%

78 Va

27%

'

72% Jan

27

32 Va

7.7 Va

24%

California

31

27 Va

32%

78%

60%

Southern

Apr 16
35% Mar 7

27%

32 %

77%

27%

Southeastern Public Service Co

75

27%

32 VB

%

24%

25

20% Dec

28%
32%

27 V4

32%

78

60%

preferred

Pacific

28%

32%

27%

18

55% Mar

29 Vb

7,900

24%

Jan

28% Mar

23,200

5 Va

60%

Feb

7

19 Va

27%

33

16

19%

24 Vb

27

59% Feb

19%

5

4

*30 % Feb

19 Vb

10

15

9

19 VB

25

51% Jan

30

18%

39

_„_10

30% Mar

31% Mar 30

18%

14 %

South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50

May 28

21,400

18%

25

5

Mar 23

37

18%

24%

58

50

5%
35%

24%

21

29

5 Va
36 Va

24%

53 % Jan

21% Oct
27% Oct

5%
35 Va

24%

South

Apr

5 Va

35%

24%

Soo Line Railroad Co

15/

5%
35 Va

10,300

6

Oil

5%
36%

31,700

17 V8 Mar 27

French

Gold

5%

35%

%

10% FeD

Mobil

5%

35%

9%

2

Amer

79 %

*78

79%

11,900

17%

4

Socony

*78

50

25

17%

8% Jan

5

79 V4

24 Va

17 %

11% Jan

Feb

102

24%

17%

26

9% Jan
58

*100

24%

17 Va

12% Nov

25

*78

102

*100

24'/a

1,900

43,200

17%

5% July
3
7%, May 29
39% Jun

79%

92

9%

27

&

102

24 Va

.

54 Va

33

92

17%

59% Dec

Kline

*78

*100

54
32 Va

92

9vb

25

25

79%

24 %

54 Va

33

17%

25

2

.' 102

24%

54 Va

32%
*90

.

18

44

72% Feb 28

*100

24%

92

9 V8

45% Jun
Jun

102

Vb

8%

50c

Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
Smith
(A
O) Corp__
Smith-Douglass Co Inc

29% Jan

33%

*90

1

Co

Singer

OH

32

90

17%

No par
No par

58% Jan

Feb~21

54%

32%

90

15,600

1

Co

Pattern

54 Va

32%

92

9%

50c

America

Saw & Steel_

Simplicity

54%

32%
•;

*106

1

Corp of America™

Simmons

14,300

54%

9

.____

15

15,600

12 '/a

54%

10,600

Shoe

11

70

12%

22'A

18,

Mar 28

69'A

12%

9Va

21%

14

26

70%

12 Va

;i

21%

% Feb

32% Feb

9 %

68%

13 %

9%

21%

13 % Jan

37% Jan

9 Va

71

12%

.

21%

Mar 22

Jan

9%

70 Va

13%

21

4

28% Jan

9%
71%

12%

21%

19% July 10

22

9vb

70%

13%'

21%

18% Jan

33% Mar 29

9%

71%

21%

24

26% May 22

3,500

21%

22

24% Oct 24
15% Oct 24

30.200

77%

Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1

2

32%

32

No par

Shell

Mar 15

900

42

32 Va

16,400

1

32 % Jan

41

Va

32%

39%

5

22

41

"

38%

28

2

32 %

14%

24% Apr

19

41

33

Va

22 % Jan

Apr

41

38%

2

33% Jan

40 Va

♦32%

1,500
14,100

38 Va

11

56

9%

13%

16

27

9%

•

38%

19% Jan

23

9%

12

13 Va

22 % Feb

Jun

9%

11%

38%

34% Jan

19

20%

9'/a

Va

19%

11%

13%

15

26% Oct

151.700

13

20%

39

31

of

12%

11%
19%

13%

Dec

Corp

12%

12%

12%

38%

41% Mar 20

19

12%
20%

■

14 Vb

22% Jan

2

10,400

38 %

23

9

33

54,000

38%

13%

16

16% Jan

40%

33

33%

38%

38 Vb

:.

14% May 29

9% Oct
Oct
116

39%

33

33%

39

1

Shattuck (Frank G)____
Oil

39%

9

33%

2,000
15.800

2,50

Inc

4

May 28

9%

300

33 V8

21%"

28%

___1

Shamrock Oil & Gas

12

29% Jan

Steel

9%

^

20%

21%

No par

15% Mar 15
40% Mar

45% Feb

25

Sharon

9%

82 Va

20%

13,900

i8%

1

common

14% Jun

23

19%.

*81 Va

30%

5 Vb

3-

30% Jun,25

8

11%

19%

82%

*82

29%

35%

Corp_____5

5.25 preferred

S P C Financial

11%

19%

24

Seiberling Rubber Co___^_______^_l
Servel

12

11%

19%

"78

_5

&

12%

12

21%

38%

38%

20%

21 Va

33%

38%

"100

1

Co

Jan

32%

38%

12

32%

1

Seagrave

31

2

29% M'ar 19

33%

38%

*90

20
:

74

2

32%

12%

30%

20%

82

39 Vb

650

29%

22

82

25

Air Line RR Co

5

38

21%

82 %

100

of Amer

Feb

•19% Apr

22%

82

93

375

54%

No par
No par

21%

82 Va
33 Va

92%
*223

8%

No par

common

20%

21%

82"

49 Va

93%
375

12%

50

preferred

$4

30%

20 V4

49'A

93

220

70%

1

$3.40 preferred

29%

20%

32%

5

preferred

29%

20%

38%

1

Corp common
5%%
convertible

29%

20%

*9 Va

30

SCM

29%

19%

__1

:_

49 Vb

94 %

375

12

_«35c

preferred

48%

93%

12'/a

com__1.40

common

convertible

Schick Inc

48%
*220

38 %

5

Inc
preference

Convertible

48%

93%
375

32%

10

1

Industries

8% Oct

%

93%
*220

21
*

5

Imperial Corp

48

Va

29

Co com__No par
5%
100

,

94

375

20%

No par

Jan

18% Jan

31

48%

"93%
*220

10

26% Jan

Dec

15% Oct

:

100

48%

*

____100

preferred

conv

4

81

May 29

11

1.66%

common

39% Mar 12

8

23

27% May 29
8

Safeway Stores
4%
preferred

20'A May 21
21% Mar
1

16% May 29
13% Jun

5
20

4.30%

1

1;

Feb

-

-

103,500

95%

40

29% .'30%

141,000

89%

80

89%

-

22

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1434)

.

.

Monday, April 8, 19S3

.

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS

Previous

Range for

NEW

Range Since Jan.I,1963

Year 1962

Highest

Lowest

Lowest

.

25

39 Ma Dec

4

35% Jan

2

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5

Square D

May 29

77% Jan

2

64

2

71 Mt Jan

28

Standard

24 Ma Jun
48

Jan

LOW

STOCK

YORK

Par

22

85 Ma Feb

21

S3.50

2

15% Apr

5

20 Va Feb

14

Standard

Kollsman

65% Dec

5

61 Mi Feb

28

Mar 26

Standard

Oil

81 Mi May 29

98 Ma Dec

26

93

Feb

13

8

S3.30

39% Oct

26

58 Mt Feb

15

46% Jan

2

58% Apr

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58% Jan

2

64% Apr

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May 29

15 Mi Oct
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May 29

59% Feb

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11% Jun

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41% Oct

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96% Mar

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40 Mi Jan

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83'Mi' Feb

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34 Ma

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Tennessee
Tennessee

89,200

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Texas

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2

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17 Ma Jan

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2

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32 Mb Mar 22

Thatcher
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83

Jan

12

88 Ma

Apr

6

89 Ma Jan

11

25Ma Oct

25

36

Apr

4

29 Ma Jan

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24

23 Mi Feb

16

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3

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2

57 Mi Feb

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&

27 Vi

27%

86,700

26%

27 Mb

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24

3

25Ma Mar 20

53Mb Jan

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81 Ma Jan

2

65 Ma Feb

72 3

25

48

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15

44% Jan

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21

141

133 Ma Feb

2

2

14

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Mar

25

31%

31 Ma

31

22%

23 Mi

22%

23 "J-:'

Oct

26

26 Ma Feb

16

14 Mi Jan

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25

25 Mi

25%

55

5 3 Mi

56

56 %

56 Mb

56%

18

18 Mb

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29

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31

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5

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26

11

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64

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1,300

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;. 13

2

31 Mb

23

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18

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Mar 18

55

14,800

92 %

27

56 Mi

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100

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25%

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12

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31 Mi

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conv preferred

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•

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54 Ma

93 %

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1

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28 Vi Jun

*11 Ma

.

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20 Mi

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12

54%

par

8

42 Mi Feb

54%

93 Va

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27%

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24

Co

.*27

700

preferred

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15 Mi Oct

100

Power Tool

Tidewater Oil

Feb

1

__

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preferred

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22

12,600

28

Feb

58 Mi Jan

11Mb Jan

32%

273b

93

15

39% Jan

31%

28 Mi

11%'

30

24

31

32

2 7 Mb

5 4 Ma

3

6% May 29

33%

30 Mi

27%

11%

28

8

33%

31

25%

54%

Jan

30

33 %

30%

25%

7.50

Jan

23

32%

31 Ma

25%

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28 Mi Feb

51 Ma Feb

32%

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20

57 Ma Nov

33%

31 Mi

25%

18

59

34 Ma Apr

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30

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18

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17% Mar 18
25% Mar
1

54Mb May 29

preferred

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Thomas

Oil

Co

59 M4 Jan
'

25 Ma Mar 26

19

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common

conv

29Ma Jan
29

26,200

64

21%

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14

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62%
21%

5

2

58%

(.2Mb
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6

11

5,7'

62

21%

35M8 Feb'

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53 Mb

62 %

21%

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11

58 Mb

61%

2

26 Mb Mar 12

58%

52,100

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2

52 Mi Jan

14
53

62%

Jan

2

13%
58 Mo

25,800

21 Mi

32

3

14

17%

61%

29Mi Jan

Jan

13%
58 V8

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21%

9

Jan

14 MB
59

68%

10

9

•

13%
58Me

1

19 Mb

Utilities

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24 % Mar 20

,

MI

Pacific

31 Mi Mar

15% Feb

67

Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs.l

9

14 Mi Jan

19

67%

Texas

55 Mb Jan

8Ma May 29

20

68 Mb'

Texas

24

7 Ma May 29

19%

4

50 Ma Jan

Jan

19%
66%

13

28

18 Mb Jan

19%
66 Mi

Inc

29

6 Mi May 29

5

Corp
5
Producing Co
33M3
Sulphur
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15 Mb Feb

5

63Mi Jan

Co

12.50

67Ma Jan

Apr

27 Mb Jan

Transmission

13% Mar 26

Texas

513/i Nov

Gas

Inc—

57

66

15% Oct

2,900

6%

43

24

23

29%

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17%

25

Oct

36%

2 9 Mo

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42%

19

.

35%

29 %

17%

17

13

36%

6M2

43%

Jun

34

35%

28%

6 Mi

17 My

1Mb Feb

Jun

36%
2 8 Mb

6 Ma

42Mi

37Mb Jun

108

35 MB

28%

6.%

Gulf

52 Ma Nov

May 29

35%

Gas Transmission

4

45

2,400

Texas

15

25

4,700

16Mb

Texas

23 Ma Jan

25

54%

Tfi,xas Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50

125 Ma Jan

Oct

900

54 Vz

xlo%

9

22

Jun

16

Vb

5

Mb Jan 22
29 Mb Dec 10

"

54 Mb

16

18

5

44

15

54

15 MB

15 Mi

6,300
"

Texaco

22

20 Mi May 29

54 Mi

5 4 Mi

9.700

19%
2C

4

57 Ma Feb

23 Ma Oct

*19 Ma

Apr

18 Ma Mar
'44 Mi Jan

25

34%

19%

19%

Apr

2

18Mb Jun

34%

19%

19%

19 Mi

69

2

33

15 Mtt

34%

19%

19 MB

20

4

.

54 Va

34

34

800

7

41% Jan

26% May 29
19 Mb Jun 25

54

20,900

20

*19 Ma

12,600

32%

2

16 Mi Jan

225/b May 29

19%

77%

32Mb

17% Jan

41 Mi Mar

25

20 %

76 Mi.

32Mb

59 Ma Jan

11

2

345»

19 Mi

77 Vb

2

18Mb Mar

Ma May 29
13Va July 19

3.1MB

16 Va

32

26

45Mi Mar 29

33

16 %

15Mb
76 Vb

28%

47

(James)__

Corp
TelAutograph

7 Ma Jan

52 Mi Apr

25

*16

16 MI

•

6%

25

Broadcasting

50 Mb Feb

19

86

2

Mar

25 Mi

25

5M2 Mar 26

14

*83

35%

46%
31
*

Tandy

Mar

■I

86

27%

Co

Inc

200

49,600

6%

1.38 8/9

:

18% Feb

31

37 Mb Jun

America

2

&

3.300

'

35%

Co
California

of

of

15% Jan

61

*83

'

Co

2

Jun

45

Oil

Sweets

4

15Ma Oct

..

Mining

Superior

Feb

45

10

9

Swingline Inc class A
Symington Wayne Corp

16Mb Feb

22

35 Mb

34 Mb

32

15%

v

3 5 Vb

32 Mb

76

32%

19 Ma

.

35 Vb

-

76 Ma

76%

32
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2

16MB

16%

75 Mb

32 Ma

12.50

7

Mi Jan

*16

75 Ma

32

11.100

8%

29%

34Mi

86

21%

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8%
29 Ma

27 %

No

Inc

6

55 Mb Mar 23

15%

34 Ma

*83

86

8%
30

*29

6 Ma

Co

35% Jan

11

4Mb May 29
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Oct

Oil

Biscuits

43% Feb

19

27

11 Ms Oct

DX

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2

18

29 Ma May 29

49

Sunray

47Ma Jan

25

11% May-29

*81

86

75%

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2

49% Feb

34

8%

Ma

357/8

common

preferred

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24

32 M2 Jun

A

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1375 f-} Mar 22
18 M4 Jan
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34MB

34

34%

34%

8%
29

5
1

Co.

29% Apr

31 % Oct

32Mb Jun

series

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28

10 Ma Jan

2

21

Corp__
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27

24M4 Mar 21

Jun

Jan

Jan

*29

1

2

24

13

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34 Mb Mar 18

111

8Mb

29%

1,400

3,300
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27 %

Corp

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Sun

5

8Mb
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*24%

1
1.25
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Corp

15% Jan

12Mi Oct
22 Mb Jun

Sun

Mar 15

3

28% Feb

21

8 Mi

8Mb

*16

Corp

Sunstrand

5

Jan

43 Ma Jan

118 Ma Jan

:

24

21'b

*49

2 9 Ma

*29'

1
1

21 Ma Jan

91 Va Oct

20%

Propane Gas Corp

29

21% Oct

20%

8 Mi

Suburban

24% Nov

85

20 Ma

SuCrest

17% May 29

15

20%

30 <:■' Mar 22

Sunbeam

19

20%

2 4 Ma Mar 26

3

May 14

14 Mi

20%

1

2

16% Jan

25

13%

20%

Gas

18% Jan

53 Me Jan

25

14

Suburban

25 Ma Jan

92

25%

14

5

Broadcasting Co
Stouffer Foods Corp__

8

17

24%

24%

14%

15

Storer

2

24

2 4 Ma

25

14

15 Ma

2

May 29

24%-

24%

14

53%

21% Aug

Oct

2 4 MB

25%

13%

M»

28% Jan

8% Oct

24 Mb

24%

13%

15

30% Jan

43

2 4'-a

25%

53 Mi

24

83

24%

1

7

100

13 Ma

1

20% Jan

4,400

25 Vn

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Corp

2,600

95

*24%

1

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2

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1

—

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95

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14

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95%

Mi

49 Ma
24%

____:.___100

25

5

*90 Ma

95

20
20
20

common____5

Feb

45 Mi Apr

<

35

14% Oct

;

95
58 Vb

63%

20

20V4 May 29
15% Jan
2

,

94%
57%

Corp

Container

40,500

94 Mi

20

&

210

68 Ma

63%

Feb

4

68

53

8

41 Ms Jan

68%

63 Mb

30

23

67%

26,300

93 Mi

2

45 Mi Apr

67 Ma

25,700

16Mb

57 Ma

2

May 29

G6Ma

19%

•:

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65 Me

3 4 Mi

17 Ma Jan

■

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*19%

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67%

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95

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6

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2.50

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5%

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16 Mi

58 Va

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1114% Oct

c

(J

16Mb

63-%

Sterling Drug Inc

24% Oct

>

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22,700

85

57 Va.

No par

Co

Bros Stores

16 %

*84

9 4 Ma

preferred—.

Sterchi

85

63%

;—

Chemical

Stauffer

84%

57%

LS

(The)

85

95

Steel

Corp

3 M2 %

11 Mi Mar

85

95

Stanley Warner Corp___

5

84%

63%

preferred

Pressed

67%

common—10

Ohio

convertible

43 Mb

*84 Ma
,

Shares

Ma

67%

56%'

preferred

6%

42
.

7

preferred

Standard

67Mb

April 5

25

convertible

Jan

6% May 29
22

No par

$1.20 convertible

Jan

Jun

43 Vb

6G Vb

66 Mi

preferred series A
Packaging Corp com

SI.60

42

67

6.25

com

preferred

of

41 Ma

66

16 Mi

Standard

10% Oct

21 % Jun

22

Calif

405/b

April 3

the Week

Friday

67%

16 Me

Industries

Sales for

Thursday
April 4

42

1

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of

conv

3% Me

3

13% Mar 25

90

5

23% Mar

69

preferred

PRICES

67 Vb

85

Oil of New Jersey

24

81

25

HIGH

40%

67%

85

Oil of Indiana

45% May 28

83 Mi Apr

AND

Wednesday

67 Mi

com—No par

Inc

Tuesday
April 'i

April I.
40
40%

5

Co
Brands

Jan

2

74 % July

'

Monday

EXCHANGE

Highest.

20%

20%

20%

Vi

18 Ma

19

29%

18 Mb

46

46

2 9 Mi

29 Ma

18 Vb

46 Mi

*46

28

Mi

*45 Mb

30 Mi

8%

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13,500
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30 %

200
4

31

7.300
7.300

46 Mi
'

8Mb

12,300

•

46,800

8Mb

8 Mb

8%

8Mb

2,000

22 Ma

u

Oct

15

24

19 Mi May 15

17 Vb Jan

2

23

Apr

3

12Mb Occ

1

Jan

2

15 Vb Apr

4

21% Jan

14

16Mb Oct

23

27Ma Jan

15

21% Jan

29

30Mb Oct

23

53

% Jan

15

38

Jun

25

10 Mi Mar 22

8Mb Jan

3

31Mb May 29

43 Mi Mar 15

34 Mb Jan

2

7

36

>

Jan

24

2

Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood

Mar 28

43Mb Apr

Unilever

6.;■

Union

Asbestos

1

Union
Union

Carbide

12 1Mb Jan

2

100Mi Jan

2

112% Feb

4

52 Mi Apr

25

48% Jan

3

55% Feb

19

94Mi July 24

101 Mi Dec

7

83 M2 Dec

100

2

101 Mb Apr

2

S4.5u

Feb

2

13

83 Ma Jan

7

63 va Jan

7

S3.70

72 Ma Jun

29

78

Dec

19

75Mb Jan

25

Mar 14

S3.50

18

92

Dec

28

Jan

7

43 Ma May 29

69 M2 Jan

3

59Mb Jan

25

27Ma May 29

35

Dec

4

33 Mi Jan

8Mb Feb

28

8Mb Jan

Feb

19

26Mb Jan

78

84

Vb Jan

8V1 Jan

2

Nov

8

22

39

Jan

92

.

82

Jan

14

65 Mb Jan

8

95

2

56% Mar
9 Mb Feb

32

Apr

S4

Union

4

S4

25

Pacific

Tank

23

32 Mi Mar 13

23% Jail

26Mb Apr

1

Union

20Mb Jun

25

39Mb Jan

31M4 Jan

39

4

United

25

54 '/a

38 Vi Jun
100

Jun

26

88 Ma July 23

Dec

5

Dec

5

102 Mi Dec

18

113

24

96

35Mb Mar 15

33Mb May 29

46Mb Mar

50 Mi Mar 16

22Mi Oct

Feb

105

53 7/b Jan

_

112

14

Mi Mar 21

27% Jan

Apr
Jan

102 M2 Jan
32

2

Feb

Twist

United

8

RR

Jun

25

6Mb Jun

27

24

41 Mb Jun

27

8 Mi Jan

Air

64

Co

Aircraft

3

United-Carr
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13,600

26%

26 Mb

33 Vb

36 %

36

V4

37%

37%

38%

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39

38%

39

58,800

48

47%

48 Vi

47 Mi

48%

48%

48 Mb

25,900

common

&

conv

pfd.100

98

98 Vb

1

30

30

32

32Mb

19%

19 Mi

7 Mb
33 Mb

7 Mb

7%

34 Vb

24 %

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8 Ma

8%

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54 Vi

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19 Mb

19 Mb

19%

19%

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:

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United Financial

Corp

2.50

;

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5

Cos

&

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Foundry
of

28 Mb Feb

18

United

Fruit

Jan

39 % Jan

29

United

Gas

5

United

Gas

Improvement

15Mb May 29

20 Ma Mar 20

19

24Mb Apr
22 Mb Jan

23

United

Greenfield

16 Mi Oct

25

Calif

Corp

21 Vb Jan

4

24

71 Mb Jan

31 Ma Oct

24

35 Ma Mar 16

For

footnotes,




see

47 Vb Jan

page

55Mb Feb

34

36

23.

Jan

21

Mar 18

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6 Mo

Shoe

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preferred

5
1

...

108

23 Mi

24

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111 Mi

x9S%

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30

Mi,

30 Ma

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300

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7,300

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33 Mb

33%

11,000

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20%

20 Mi

7Va

7 Vb

7%

30

32Mb

32 Vb

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19%

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34Mi

35%

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: ,•

100

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20,100

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35%

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36%

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47 Mb

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5

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65%

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19% Jan

94

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36

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Jail

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26%

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36

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94

64 Mi

35 Mb

8

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80%

25%

20

2

♦92 Mi

63%

11,900

85

5

59

1Mb Jan

94

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64%
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Number

197

6253

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The Commercial and

Financial Chronicle

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range Jcr Previous

.STOCKS

Year 19G2

Lowest

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

Highest

19 % Oct

22

41% Feb

14

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23 % Jun 25

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24

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2

100

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25

11 y2 Feb

28

3

26 y4 Jan

81% Jun
8

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19
Jun 27
223A Oct 23

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92'A Jan

166Vi Jan

14

134

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46% Jan

6%

27'/a Feb

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15

3,1.00

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36%

36 Va

36 %

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36%

31%

32

32%

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31

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97

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106

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10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
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Youngstown Steel Door
No par

5.

49%.

2

common

25

Mar 29

33

9 Va

9'A

93 Va

95 %

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102'/a

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50

2%

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common

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32%

5

12

30

93%

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l.oCO

28 7 a

28
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15

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107

33% Feb

98

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14

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31%

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5

9%
49 %

102%

27%
10634

19 %

27%

2.50

Worthington Corp common
4%% prior preferred
Wrigley (Wm) Jr

2

9 Vu

48 %

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31%

3

14 Va

27 %

■

%

4.300

%

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19%

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29

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32

100

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100

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Mar

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,

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23

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49

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33%

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49

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33% Mar 21

16

51

34 %

35%

48%

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4

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75% Mar 15

33%

35%

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•

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33%

35%

40%

105

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18

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100

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31

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22

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Feb

9% Jan

4

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$4.25 preferred

9% Mar 28
28% Feb
4

56

2
_

105%

preference

36% Jan

Nov

26

27%

104=%

convertible

6

9% Feb

Jun

26%

105

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preferred

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57

22

28

Sewing Machine

34% Mar 25

88

26

19%
14 Va

28

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Co..
Corp

Corp

25% Mar

22

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1-4='

27 %

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Motor

5'A%

4

39

•

84% Mar 16
5

14 Va

27%

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5

Jan

10% Feb

2

21% Jan

Alar 22

13%

27%

preferred

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5

6% Jan

.

13%
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preferred

20

32% Feb

Jun

41'/a Jan

28

$5

24

101% Mar 15

19

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3.80%

90O

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27%

Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry__
Wheeling Steel Corp common

18

4

15

32 % Aug

30

Mar 20

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4

23

May 29
Oct'26

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90% Jan
113

3",.;

27

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10
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28

5%

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1

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413

24

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5%

27%

2nd

24

29

5 %

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4

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100

21% Oct

4

6838

19 Va
14

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68 Va

68%

5%

preferred

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67%
19%

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5%

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2

7,800

7%

67%

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4V2%

4

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5%

10

26% Oct

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25%

7%

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85% Jan

52%

25

81

21%
'

19'A
13%

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Welbilt
Corp

Mar 27

98

45

52%

25 %

*80

7%

1

23

106% Feb

44%

53 %"

25

Washington Gas Light Co____No par
Washington Water Power—"
No par

4

12% Jan

1

Apr

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52%

25 Va

7%

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Pictures

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32% Apr
3% Jan

9

20

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3

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7%

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—

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103

44%

7%

7%

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5

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29 V2 Jan

28% Apr
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28

22

53%

25

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f

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2

Dec

36''2 Feb

4

82

21%

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4

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82

21%

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25% Mar

54% Jan
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4

15% Feb

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*80%

21%

7%

2.50

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preferred

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&

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8

20% Feb

G

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82

21

10

(Hiram)
&

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15

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1

6% Mar

20

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100

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23 V4 Jan

19
27% May 17

105

72% Feb

2

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25

prefer red

Electric

Waldorf

39% Oct

8% Feb

41/2

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15

26%

44%
32 V2
27

4,100
10

2,200

5,500
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70 %

70 3A

7 0 Va

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30%

30V'a

30%

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90

90

90V4

103 Va

1C4 Va

11 Va

113 a

11 Va

175'A

173 Va

171

105

90'A
105
11 \'a

177

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160

1,800

7,400

83,700

29%

2 9'A

29%

29%

30%

30 3

a

31%

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94 3

94%

95%

96

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900

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'

24

Monday, April 8, 1963

yThe Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1436)

York Stock Exchange

Bond Record from the New

column headed "Interest Period" indicate in each case the month
when the bonds mature. Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point.

FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY

GOVERNMENT

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest

Range for Previous
Year 1962

Treasury

4*/4s

,

Treasury

Friday

April 4

ApriL

Ask

Bid

Sales for

»

Bonds($l

103.8

103.2

103.10

103.2

103.10

103.2

103.10

103.4

103.12

103.4

103.12

101.3

101.7

101.3

101.7 ;

101.3

101.9

101.4

101.8

101.4

101.8

101.3

101.7

100.29

100.20

100.28

100.20

100.28

100.20

100.24

100.13

100.17

100.13

100.17

100.13

100.17

100.13

100.17

100.18

100.13

100.17

100.13

100.17

100.14

100.18

100.13

99.13

99.17

99.12

99.16

99.13

99.17

99.15

99.19

99.15

99.3

99.11

99.2

99.10

99.2

99.10

99.4 %

99.12

99.5

103.8

103

103.8

103

103.10

103.2

103.10

101.3

101.7

101.3

101.7

101.4

101.8

101.4

101.8

100.21

100.29

100.21

100.14

100.18

100.14

15 1969
1 1969
4s
Aug 15 1971
4s
__Feb 15 1972
4s
Aug 15 1972
4s
:
Feb 15 1980
4s
Feb 15 1988-1993
3%s__.
—May 15 1968
3%s
Nov 15 1971
3%s
Nov 15 1974
3%s
___Aug 15 1968
3%s___
May 15 1966.
3%s—
Nov 15 1967
3%s
—Nov 15 1980
3%s
Feb 15 1990
3%s__
—Nov 15 1998
3%s
Nov 15 1966
3*/4S
Jun 15 1978-1983
3*/4s
May 15 1985
3s
Feb 15 1964
3s
Aug 15 1966
3s
1
Feb 15 1995
2%s
Feb 15 1965
2V2S
Jun 15 1962-1967
2%sAug 15 1963
2%s——.Dec 15 1963-1968
2%s_—Jun 15 1964-1969
2%s
—Dec 15 1964-1969
2%s__: Mar 15 1965-1970
2 %s__
Mar 15 1966-1971
2V2S____Jun 15 1967-1972
2%S—Sep 15 1967-1072
2%s
Dec 15 1967-1972

Week

.

Ask

.

Treasury
Treasury

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

98.29

100.23

99.17

-99.14

99.13

'

99

98.28

99.1

100.27

100.23

99.16

99.12

99.17

99.13

100.27

100.23

100.27

100.23

98.24

100.27
99.18

98.30

99.1

Treasury

Treasury

Treasury

Treasury
Treasury

Treasury
Treasury

Treasury

Treasury
Treasury

Treasury
Treasury

Treasury
Treasury
Treasury

Treasury
Treasury

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Treasury
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Treasury

100.17
'99.19

-.99.9

100.22

100.26

99.14 V 99.18

99.2

98.30

,

.

Treasury

C

Thursday
Bid

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Bid

103.2

—Feb
Oct

4s——
Treasury 4s.;

Treasury

Ask

103

May 15 1975-1985
Aug 15 1987-1992

4V4S

Treasury

April 2
Bid

Ask

Bid

WednesdayApril 8

Tuesday

Monday
April I

'

EXCHANGE

Highest

Lowest

the

in

BONDS

STOCK

YORK

NEW

letters

italic

The

99.2

100

100.4

100

100.4

100

100.4

100 1

100.4

100

100.4

100.24

100.28

100.25

100.29

100.26

100.30

100.26

100.30

100 26

100.28

100.2

.99.30

100.2

99.31

100.1s

99.30

100.2

99.30

99.31

100.3

94

94.8

93.30

94.6

94

94.8

94

94.8

94

91.26

92.2

91.26

92.2

91.26

92.2

91.26

92.2

91.26:

92.2

90.26

91.2

90.26

91.2

90.26

91.2

90.28

91.4

90.28

91.4

99.21

99.25

99.22

99.26

99.22

99.26

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99.26

99.22

99.24

91.4

91.12

91.6

91.14

91.6

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91.8

91.4

91.12

91.6

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91.6

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91.16

100.2

100

100.2

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98.30

99.2

99

99.4

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87.22

98.30

99.2

87.22

87.30

87.30

87.24

88

99.1

99.5

99.2

99.6

99.2

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99.2

96.16

96.24

96.16

96.24

96.16

96.24

96.16

99.27

99.29

99.27

99.29

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99.30

94.17

94.25

94.17

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93.18

93.26

93.18

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93.6;

92.30

92.20

92.28

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87.26

/

91.14

91.14

91.6

100.2

100.

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100.2

100

-99.4

99.2

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88.2

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99.2

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96.24

96.16

96.20

99.28

99;30

99.28

99.30

94.25

94.17

94.25

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93.26

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93.26

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93.24

93.6

92.30

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92.18

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92.18

92.24

92.2

91.26

92.2

91.26

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91.26

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91.26

92

90.12

90.20

90.12

90.20

90.11

90.19

90.11

90.19

90.10

89.24

90

89.24

90

89.24

90

89.25

90.1

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90

89.24

90

89.24

90

89.24

90

89.24

90

89.26

90

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,

90.16

Intl Bank for Reconstn & Develop—

101.8

103.16 Mar

July 25
July 11
July 10

103.8
101
101.8

July 25
July 11
July 10

103.16 Mar

6

107.8

108.8

107.8

108.8

107.8

108.8

1980

104.16

105.16

104

105

104

105

104

105

104.8

105.8

1

1973

102.24

103.24

102.16

103.16

102.16

103.16

102.16

103.16

102.8

103.16

Jan

1

1977

103

104

102.16

103.16

102.16

103.16

102.16

103.16

102.16

103.8

Feb

::

4%s
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Volume

The Commercial and Financial

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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE tBOND RECORD (Range for Week
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1999

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coll tr 3%s 1984
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%

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101

refund

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96 %

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extended

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1982

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1983
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series

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91%

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89%

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109%

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1977

92%

97%
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1975

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or

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&

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1976

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103

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74%
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103'A

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87

88'A

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92%

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trust

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1st

82%

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mtge 3%s
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2003

98%
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interest

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Hackensack

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fixed

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97%

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mortage 3%s 1983

5s

95%

June-Dec

mortgage

1st
1st

1st

4'As

C

28

June-Dec

1978_—
1969

4s

B

104%

90%

171'A

1976_—May-Nov

mtge

1st

3s

A

Series

103 'A

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May-Nov

2056

1st

Series

Series

°

54

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April

Jan

June-Dec

43

93%

•

April

2044

B

June-Dec

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stp

103% 104

■

152% 155

RR—

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1968

A

5s

ref

47

Corp—

debentures

&

...

.

1976

D

1st

gold 3'As '97

103'A 104%
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•

1973

C

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series

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April-Oct
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec

154

Jan-July

97

Term

Mich South

Valley

106'A

93 "/a

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116

'

106'A 106%

~—

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1987

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series

96

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1978

conv

debs

95'A

94%

34

148 % 150%

May-Nov
May-Nou
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deb

99'A

93%

68

97
97%
105% 106

■

May-ZVou

sub

conv

4%s

mortgage

Gulf Mobile

97%

106

98 V2

35

93%
93%
105% 106%

106

—June-Dec

1983

1985

3'As

series

Western

93%

628

110

150%

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

1981

mortgage 3'As series N 1990
General mortgage 3'As series O 2000
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982
Great

95

June-Dec

General

General

94'A

94%

Co first mtge 2%s 1965
Co

Co

General

99%

93%

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1977_

debs

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T)

1971

4%s

debentures

debentures

Grace iWR) &

Grand

5s

4%s

—

subord

conv

Rubber

Brothers,

1979

debs

conv

debentures

4%s
&

debs

1980

4s

^_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Mar-Sept

_

3'As

Corp

3.20s

.98%

93%
94%

—Mar-Sept

1983

Telephone

Co

:

1982_—

debentures

Gimbel

99%

1969—————Jan-July

& RR

fund 3%s

&

Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
1st mortgage 4'As extended to
1974
Jan-July
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—

96

93%

debentures

Glidden

105 %

95%

debentures

Tire

102

~3

103% 103%

93%

4%s- debentures

Time

170

'

1976_Jan-vuZy

1972

Dock

sinking

Lehigh
Lehigh

1976_May-Nov

5s

General

170

„

114

debentures
Corp—

.'5s

General

*175

—

108

16

debentures

debentures

4 Vis

110% 111

3%s

debentures

4%s

1st

3'As

Acceptance
debentures
1964

debentures

4s

133

Corp

debentures

3%s

128

—

Lake Shore
Ill

Co

debentures

3'As

*122

—

May-Nov
1981—May-Nov

Amer

General

Lakefront

April-Oc"

Texas—

debentures

subord
&

debentures

Robbins

debentures

3'As

1972,

debs

1973

1980—

Merritt-Chapman & Scott 4'As

1975—

Mar-Sept

—Mar-Sept
Jan-July

109'A 110%
*91%

82'i

103'A 103'A,
82'A
82'A

■'

83'

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28

Week's Range

Friday
Interest

Last

Feriod

BONDS

Sale Price

Stock Exchange

New York

RECORD

EXCHANGE BOND

NEW YORK STOCK

Bid & Asked

Jan.

Sold

High

1, 1963

Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s
conv
subord debs 1975-

~6

80%

95 %

801/2
102%
86

82

96%

95%

95%

25

;

98'A

5ar'«ep^

Mar-Sept
Jan-July

debentures 1967

fund

sinking

3%s

80%

*86

1979—Jan-July
1969—Mar-Sept

Michigan Central RR 4%s series C
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3%s
1st mortgage 2%S 1969—
1st mortgage 3%s 1969

88

83%

100%

80%

Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
Feb-Augr
3.10s
sink fund debentures 1972
AprtZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage
6s 1985
May-JVot)
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4%s inc series A Jan 1971
May
• General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Ocf
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tfune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
lien
4'/2s
series D
1978
Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan
1967—ApriZ-Oct
• 5%s
subord income debs 2033
Jan-July

5

96%

97%

921/4

2

91%

92%

96%

26

93%

96%

96%

96

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87 >/a

571/4

58

94%

94%

5

63

63

96%

92 'A

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98%

97

98%

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63 Vi

114

7

81
52

2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
1975
April-Oct
1978
Jan-July
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Feb-Augr
First mortgage 3Vis
1982
June-Dec
First mortgage 3'/8s 1984
—April-Oct
First mortgage 4'As
1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
tfurce-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
3%s
debentures
1996
Feb-Aug
mortgage

66%
3

91%

148

21'A

26%

90

22%

23%

Edison

First

1st

78%

83%
80%

1st

Gas

2%s

1st

67

69Va

376

65%

72%

1st

mortgage

3Vis

1985

65%

1,310

62%

71'A

1st

mortgage 3%s

1988

62%

61

62%

3

59

62%

1st

mortgage

76%

67%

491

73

*94%

31%

31%

38 y4

381/b

25%

2

103%

104%

10

103 %

104%

105

106

1

106

106

391/4

subord

conv

Oxford

85

debs

Glass

Co

85

.

5y4s

Corporation

Mar-Sept

1980

conv

1986—Feb-Aug
National Airlines Inc 6s conv debs 1976—Map-Nov
4%s debentures
1987—April-Oct
National Biscuit
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985-June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
3s
debentures
1970
June-Dec
3%s
debentures
1976
—June-Dec
4%s
sink fund debentures
1992
Mar-Sept
Nashville

Chat

Louis

St

&

3s

166% 175

408

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106% 107

12

105%

sink,

5s

*

•

1982_^

debentures

;

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New

87 Vb

102

Orleans

New

York

Terminal

■

&

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trust

impt

1977-

82%

series

S

1985

W

84%

88

60%

55%

X

1988

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59%

71

89

6 5'/2

26

88

Jan-July
1998'—Feb-Aug
3%s '98—Feb-Aug

gold

64

64

65

60%

9

53%

53%

54

32

52'/2

55

54

52%

55

10

52%

86%

86%

87

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80%

April-Oct

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90

88

89

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69'%

59%

69

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&

RR 27/8s series
gold 3%s 2000

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series

Mortgage

4s

A
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series

series

1973

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& Tel

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Hartford

&

70%
72'%

12

70

N

Y

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N

Y

&

Y

N Y

&

50

16

43 ya

55 Vb

53%

53i%

531%

3

46 VB

58

18%

18i%

18%

296

16%

20%

7%

7%

7%

347

6'%

81/2

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State

first

Electric

&

&

General

series

4s

mtge

cons

4y2s

mortgage

series

86%

85%'

871/4

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*60 y8

60 '/a

82

82

—

641/2

65%

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65

59%

65

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30%

26'A

35%

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A

debentures

debentures
debentures

Y

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series

Refunding

mtge 3%s

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mtge

D. 1982

series E

3s series

F

&

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first

general

4V2s

Northern Natural

87'%

9

84'%

84'%

26

841/4

841/4

10

101 %

104%

97%

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1991
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gold 4s

&

series

ref

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s

5s

debentures

1973

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s

f

debentures

1974

4%s

s

f

debentrues

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91%
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115%

96%

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4%s

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s

f

debentures

1978

s

f

debentures

1980

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s

f

debentures

1979

4%s

s

f

debentures

1981

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s

f

debentures

1981

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1

Refunding & Improve 4y2s

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4s

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ser

American

2047

1984

footnotes,

4'/4s




29.

97

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92

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88%

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96

93

96

94

93%

94

•

4y4s series E 1984
3'/8s series F 1985
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s 1990-

Baltimore

5s

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gold

First &

Wash

&

RR

series

C

2%s

First & refunding

1977—.

refunding

1978
3!4s
1982
3'/8S 1983
3V'8s 1985
4%s 1987—
3%s
1988
4%s 1986
5s 1989

First & refunding

First & refunding

First &-refunding

refunding

First & refunding
First &

1974—1981:

2%s

refundnig

First & refunding

Jan-July

1

subord

conv

1987

debs

79%

ser

101% 102%

34

101

102%

80 Va

25

74%

81%

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80

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74

80

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75

91%

2

89%

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94%

95%
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gen

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101

103%

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3

92 '/a

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84%

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104 3a

114%

99

84

104

94%

92

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104

105

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104% 104%
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85%

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98%

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1963_Feb-Aup
1964_Map-Nov

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—

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& St

98

103

104%

104%
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series

series

C

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98

94

95%

95%

91 '/a

96

71%

74

98 s.

mortgage 5s series A

99'A

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97%

97%
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97%

1651/2-

102%

102%

89%

89%

22

87'/4

90 y2

61%

61%

29

5 9y8

62%

93%

94i%

25

93

98

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7

94

96

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Line

97'/a

98

88'A

881/4

1974J.———-Jine-Dec

1977

rjune-Dec

2%s 1970——_——Mar-Sept
3%s sink fund debentures 1986
April-Oct
Potomac Electric Power Co—
"
1st mortgage 3'/4s 1977
Feb-A?^
1st mortgage 3s
1983
Jan-July
1st, mortgage 2%s 1984
Map-Nov
Procter & Gamble 3%'s debs 1981—
Mar-Sept
Plantation

20

a

78

105

94

100%

99

100%

92

90%

921/2

June-Dec
Feb-Aug

Louis RR—
1970
June-Dec
1975
April-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Ocf
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965—_Jan-JwZp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3%s series A 1984——
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
Pittsburgh

102

*

65V4

70

91%

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—

guaranteed 4%s
guaranteed 4%s

1011/2

63 %

80 Va

Feb-Aug

Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
4V4S

100

102%

Jan-tfwZp
Jan-July
April
Mar-Sept

89'A

36

100% 101

June-Dec
May-JVou
May-JVou
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Map-Nov
June-Dec
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1967

2%s
2%s

First & refunding

88 Va

101

Co—Feb-Aug

1974'

B

4%s

refunding

102%

89 %

.

series

1980

D

Philadelphia Electric Co—
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1971

100%

*104%

II

series

Marquette Ry 3%s

118

87%

June-Dec

mortgage

Pere

88'/a

June-Dec
ApriZ-Oct

1981—

D

mortgage

103%

*103%

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1979——____Feb-Aup
April-Oct

General mortgage 5s series B

__

*1031% 104 7 8
•-

Airways—

series

General

*101

•

97 %

3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec

World

General

Consolidated

120

95%
1011% 101 %

Aprli-Ocf
see page

116%

——May-JVou

1981

subord debentures

conv

Consolidated

112

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—Quar-Feb
A

95

111

92

June-Dec

Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
7
General 4'/2s series, A
1965
General 5s series B
1968

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'

118

47

106%

May -Nov

lien 4s 1997
2047

118

93%

115

*95%

103 y4

1983

Western Oil

871/4

104

93%

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4%s

Vb

113

29

95

114

113

131

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1988

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3

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3s

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1974—Mar-Sept

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114

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86 Vb

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81%

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84%

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82

77%

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1987_Jan-July
1996__April-Oct

1977

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1976

debentures

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—

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f

f

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2%s 1980
General, mortgage 3y4s
1983
General mortgage 3V2s
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General mortgage 4%s
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Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub debs

and

871/2

83%

87%

Jan-July

mortgage

1st

86

1978—Feb-Aug

mortgage

General

Norfolk

81%

Power Corp—

General

Northern

80%

80%

1989
I

80i%

10

80%

1981

Refunding mtge 3s series H
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95

103

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114

96%

—*

1991

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N

86%

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116

June-Dec

1978

First &

2004

A

60

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Jan-July

Susquehanna & Western RR—
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1st

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consol

Term

84%

95

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:

debentures

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Light first

Putnam

86%

86

*—

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2%s debentures 1985

3'/bs

72 VB

49%

refunding mtge 4s ser A 2007
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1995

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721,8

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91

84%

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116%

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1987

Philadelphia
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77

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1993—_T._—tfnne-Dec
1994——.J——June-Dec

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4s

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&

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2043

series

4s

1975—April-Oct

B

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series II

debentures

4%s

First

Y

120 y2

145

„

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1992_—_

debentures

Pan

Y

125%

56 Vi

86%

mortgage 3s series F 1986—1
income debentures
1989_

121

104

78

June-Dec

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3%s

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N

DD

FF

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931/4

92

101%

104

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June-Dec

1978—

CC

series

4'As

RR—

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1989——

BB

series

41/2S series

72%

92%

70%

92

125 Vz

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———-

1986

AA

series

5s

661/4

210

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1987

Z

2%s

70%

83%

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*102

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—

1984

Y

3%s

61%

113

June-Dec

1984

41/2S serie^yGG

89

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River

83%

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1976

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89

April-Oct

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1980_,

104

100 V2

86%

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_

1983

T

821/4

63%

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4%s series

88%
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62i/2

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-

*103%

tfune-Dec

851/4

88%

_

_

1980

1021%

82 '/a

82%

63 Vz

3V2s
1997
collateral gold 3V2s

Cent

591/4

97%
104 y4

v

89

_

_

_

1982

41/2S series

*90

60%

96

V

92

Q

*68
*87

100

104/

96 Vi

*95Vi

_

1981

P

3%s series

96%

83%

88%

85

98%

92
_

__

R

103%

102

April-Ocf

2013

series A

series C

5s

6s

Hudson

&

Shore

4%s

N

5s

88%

Feb-Aug

1998

mortgage

Lack

series

3%s series

New

Y

1979

■

May-JVou

1977_

A

impt 4y2s

Refunding

Mortgage

M

3'1/bS series

Co—

series

4s

Refunding &

Central

3%s

RR

Central

Consolidated

4y2s

series

1041/4

98%

71

*102 y4
.

86%

85

86%

*100

*103

80

"-86%

*84

—June-Dec

1974

3'/as series

871/4

102%

101 % 102

L

3%s series

891/4

96

96 y4

*95
*103

series

2%s series

1,031/4

861/4

13

1971

3s

103%

89'A

87%

K

2%s series

92

101%

*89 y4

Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sepf>

Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974

New

Lake

.

87 %

80

;

83%

y4

85%

issues

3'/as series

92%

102%

15

*102 y4 103 >/4

Mar-Sept

:

Bell Telephone 3yes 1988
Junction RR 4s 1986

Michigan

10

102% 103

86%

85%

*86%

_

2%s series

95%

91'%

5

92

91

93%

92

92

April-Oct

1974

General

1081/4

series

4%s series

Jersey
Jersey

N Y

103

104

1970

Tel & Tel Co—-

debentures

3s

New

/■'■/

101%

33

92

Feb-Aup

1977

104%

18

105% 106%

*94%

debs

'

■

New England
3s

debentures

fund

<■'!*,

4%s

Chem

&

103i%

101% 102

*103% 105

101%
105%
92

J

3s

108%

series

3S

1751/4

149%

Mar-Sept

April-Oct

1966

3s

70

I

3s

85

i69

1983—Map-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs
1974_ApriZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3yas 1982
Map-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1986
:
May-JVou
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
National
Tea
Co
3y2s
conv
1980
May-JVou
Distillers

102

85

*72

ser

—

Nat'l

77%
70

83%

85

83

(.85

Co—

31/2S series
3s

NAFI

*81

1988—June-Dec

1978

mortgage

refunding

&

1982—May-ZVou

conv

1983
:
3%s debs

Electric

&

Gas

First

4

5 %s

Paper Co 4%s conv

77'A

75

87%

5V2s

Owens-Illinois

43%

35%

56

*751/4

*85%

37

17

32

104

1031/b 103%

:

1987—;._i

4V2s

Mathieson Chemical

Olin

104

High

83

86

85%

85%

Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
June-Dec
tfune-Dec
Jan-July

1975

63%

256

71

1, 1963

Co—

Electric

&

69 VB

131

80%

Pacific

N

2%s
1975
2%s 1980

mortgage

65%

83%

78%

73

Low

*84

Mar-Sept
.—ApriZ-Oct
Mar-Nov

1974

3s

mortgage

mortgage

mortgage

1st

77

first

mortgage
3s
1979
mortgage 2%s 1980..
mortgage 3%s 1982

81%

80%

mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan
Gen mage income 4%s series

1st

Jan.

No.

o

Ohio

First

83 %

4Vis series

mortgage

190—.

79

84%

89 y4

Range Since

Sold

High

*83

3s

-

64%

Pacific RR Co—

B Jan 1 1990
1 2005
—
•
A Jan 1 2020—
• Gen mtge income 43/is series B Jan 1 2030
• 5s income debentures Jan 1 2045—.
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
Mar-Sept
• Mononganela
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
4%s
debentures
1981_.
——Feb-Aug
5 Vis
subrod
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 3%s 2000—
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2s/bS 1986
May-Nov
3V8s
debentures
1978
——_ApriZ-Oct
1st

mortgage

2%s

mortgage

1st

Oklahoma

Missouri

first

(Minnesota)

Bonds

Friday's

Co—

Power

94%

57

23%

or

Bid & Asked

59

94%

90

Sale Price

89%

15

80

*78%

States

First

87

83%

„

*101 'A

Last

Period

Low

148V4

116

40

88

*86

--Feb-Aug
1988—April-Oct

Co 3VbS

Michigan Bell Telephone
4%s
debentures 1991

1481/4.

145

145

-----April-Oct

2%s 1974—May-Noj;

Metropolitan Edison first mtge
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980

•

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

Week's Range

Friday

Interest

Exchange

High

Low

No.

New York Stock

Northern

N

.

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

BONDS

Range Since

Bonds

Friday's

or

Low

N

.

(1440)'"

*88 V4

—

*88

84%
*97

100

83%'

83%

96'A

98

6253

Number

197

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1441)

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range
Interest

Last

Period

BONDS

Sale Price

New York Stock Exchange

or

Range
Friday's

Bid & Asked
Low

Public

Electric

Service

3'As 1968-Jan-July
5s 2037—Jan-July
8s 2037—eT«ne-Dec
3s 1972—Map-Nov
2%s 1979-Jwne-Dec
-June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3 Vis 1983_April-Oct
3V2S debentures
1975'_
_:—April-Oct
4%s debentures
1977
Mar-Sept

No.

ijow

and

refunding mortgage
First and refunding mortgage
First and refunding mortgage
First and1 refunding mortgage
First and refunding mortgage
3%s debentures
1972—

99%

BONDS
New York Stock

1, 1963

96%

7

e

♦901/a
94 Vs

93%

94 Va

♦86

92 »/4

92 'A

92

87%

92'A ;

V*

102'A

Sale Price

or

3%s

debs

and

&

refund

1983

Map-Nov

M

3 Vis

series

B

C

first

gold

and refund

M

3%s

ser

99

Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963

Sold

High

.

No.

Low

High

93

93'A

22

93

94'A

99'A

52

98'A

99'A

88

90%

♦89

90'A

"

"

70'A

72

92%

9 8'A

10

70

80

80

80

26

113

117

104

*72

105

87

88

70%

78 VA

74

tfune-Dec

98 'A

98%

1985—Jan-July

E

Bonds

98%

:

1970—ApriZ-Oct
1990—ApriZ-Oct

2000—

5s

93'A

Map-Nov

1965

refund M 3%s series

Pacific

General

-

debentures

Range

Friday's

Bid & Asked

79%

80

3

,94'A

.

87%

103 % 103%

103%

85

3s

First and

Texas

92

84'A

Corp

First

170

90%

♦84 'A

(The)

Texas & New Orleans RR—

108%

170
92

Company

Texas

97

95%

♦165
•

Last

Period

Low

99%

108

♦108 %

Interest

Exchange

High

99 Va

83

96%

96%

First

Jan.

Texas

:

1963

Range Since

Sold

9915

99&

debentures

High

Week's

Friday
Bonds

Co—

Gas

&

May -Nov

3s

for Week Ended April 5)

Week's

Friday

29

Texas

92%
105

Pacific-Missouri

Term

RR

of

New

Pacific-

Orleans

3%s

1974

June-Dec

Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982—
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
5>As

debentures

Tidewater
•

Trans

Oil

1986

3%s

Co

*80

Feb-Aup

112

Jan-July

1986

*104%

ApriZ-Oct

World Airlines 6Vis inc

debs

113%

112

88

88

88

78'A

1978_June-Dec

73%

78%

93'A

"5"

94

;

156

Q
Quaker

2%s

Oats

debentures

98 Vi

Jan-July

1964

98 Va

98 Vi

98%

Union

:

Electric Co

First

R

3s
51 Vi

Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem

Manufacturing

Richfield

Oil

3%s debs__
4%s conv debs

Corp

51 VA

9

45

20

101'A

91%

4

89%

91%

85%

7

85

85%

130

126 Vi 130 %

Vi

154

122

131'A

mtge

&

1st

102%

91%

mtge

3'As

Union

Oil

4%s

4Vis

Gas

serial

General

Rohr

&

4VAs

Corp
♦100VA

—;

Mar-Sept
1969—Mar-Sept

*94%

mortgage 3'As series J
5'/4s
conv
debs
1977—tfan-July

Aircraft

Royal

Electric

McBee

debentures

conv

107

108 Vi

.

6'As

Missouri

tr

2%s

1980

debs

2%s

96

108'/a

94%
77

106

12

102

Union

95%
110%

105%

5s

Car 4Vis s f debs
debentures
1986_

f

Air

4%s

Lines

Biscuit

Co

Gas

debs

of

debentures

2%s

Corp

"*90Vi

Mar-Sept
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Second
gold 6s
1996.,
April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
1971

♦68 Vi

3%s

mtge & coll trust 3%s

1st

62 »A

—

70%

4%s sink
3%s

Second

80

80 VA

79 VA
81

*79 Vi

mtge

80'A

1st

78

Louis-Southwestern
First

4s

Paul

&

Bt

Paul

Union

Duluth

1989

1st

3Vis B

Depot

4s

cons

*80'A

June-Dec

*94

April-Oct

*87%

1989—May-Nov

*94%

1968

1971.^

1st gtd

*91%

—May-Nou
1989-Jan-July

certificates Nov

RR

Scioto V & Ne,W England

579

73%

81

4%s

Paper

Scovill

4s

Air

3%s,

f

s

84 VA

84'A

1st

69 VA

78

5V«s

82

Roebuck

4%s
4%s

B

89

—

92'A

5'As

1974;.

debentures

Roebuck

Map-Nov

debs

*80%

—Mar-Sept
Jan-July

1980

*104'/a

*87VA
*96

June-Dec

1966

5s

U

—

I"

*86 Vi

Service

2%s

91

—

87%

Shell

Co

Co

4%s

Union

Sinclair

Oil

94%

United

4%s

2Vis

f

S

106%

.

314

120%

79%

—

87 y4

—

f debs

debentures

Bell

Telepnone
debentures 1979—

2%s

debentures

Southern
3 Vis

California

96

Vanadium

Southern

1963

*92

•

Vendo

101

103%

4%s

16

105

106%

Virginia

105

106%

Gas

78%

3

78'.

90%
90

17
242

100%

,

100

99 V4

100%

100.

86

84'A

2

83

100 Va

*100Vi

Co—
—Jan-July

&

ref

1st

&

ref

1st

90%

& ref

&

ref

99 Va

85

100%

1980—

85

104'A

86%

2

79%

79%

10

78 VA

79 Va

5

79%
232

*223

1970———Jan-July

*61'A

59

65

150

1981

debs

■'

*150

1977

A

100%

—Mar-Sept

100% 101

99 y4

21

101 Va
103 y4
98

86%

86%

Jan-July

*75 Va

'76

74

75%

mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
Frist mortgage 5Vis series H
1983—
April-Oct
Southern Ry first cohsol gold 5s 1994——Jan-tfttZp

*61%

—

61

62%

:

mtge 3%s

ser

A '75_JM?ie-Dec

149%

Northeastern
Bell

Tell

debentures

Spiegel
5 Vis

1986—

1983

Oil

Standard

Oil

of

(Indiana)

Standard Oil

Stauffer

(N J)

Oil

1984_

3%s

Camp

Oil

1982

Corp

2%s

debentures

Superior Oil Co 3%s debs
Surface

Swift
2%s

4%s

—

104 Vi

102%

--

104'A

79

78%

113% 122'A

81

84%

12

86%.

84%

110

358

12 2.'A

36

103%

104%

26

102

103'A

103 %

103 Va 103%

88

88'A
88 Vi
*99

Jan-July

90

88:'

7
26

88%

15

88 Va

5

•

102%

87%

89

88

debentures

1981

100

1969—

debs

»'B"

97%

55

73

97

103

April-Oct

—

102% 103%

97

Power

June-Dec

198Q_.

105'/a
105

132

151'

85

86 %
93 Vb

98%

97

102%

104%

90

86

93

*HB%

Co—

&

2%s series
3s series F
2 %s series
2%s series
3%s series
3'As series

1976——Mar-Sept

24

77

82

7

78%

78

—

E

Mar-Sept

1975—

1978
.
G 1979H

105'/a

106

105

.

104

114

86

_Mar~Sept
Mar-Sept

86 Va

June-Dec

1980

Mar-Sept

I

1981

—June-Dec

J

1982-.

--

*88

April-Oct

87%

89%

*87'A

—

88'A

—

89 V2

86%

87'A

77%

78

*84'A

Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995-.
_i—_Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983__.——Map-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008—
:
Feb-Awp
5s

subord

conv

debs

1982

*91'/a

•

—

—

91'/a

91%

91%

13

117%

120 'A

62

—

90%

96 Va

■

120'A

120

90'A

90 Vs

.

*91%

Mar-Sept

15

77%

77'A
*90

mmmm

93

*

•

W
Wabash

RR

Co—

•'

'

79

74

80

79

79

79'A

73'A

82

89%

89-Ta

89%

87%

89%

79

mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—-April
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan 1991—April
First mortgage 3'As series B 1971———-Feb-Noy
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000—__Feb-Awp
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-Hfuly
General mortgage 3s
1979
Map-Nov
West
Penn
Electric
3%s 1974
1
—May-Nov
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966—-_—Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361—
Jan-July
4s
registered 2361
-Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979—April-Ocf
5'As
debentures
1982—_—
--Jan-July

98%

~3

98'A

99

96%

20

94'A

100

100 Va

23

100

100

97%

95

95

3

95

98%

May-Nou

98%

2

98%

Jan-July
May-Nov

*91%

—

—

Pacific RR

Co

101'A
98 »A

96

3'/as

series

A

33'A

40 Va

98

99

*86
98 Va

85

*791/2
'

—-

97%

29

98%

100

57'A
57'A

61
61

59 Vb

'j.

•'

99

98'A

60%
■

60%

16

58

58

11

97

97%

4

*71

1981_Ja?i-July

98

99'A

9 9'A

Co 5'As debs 1987v—Feb-AUg
Westinghouse Electric Corp .2% s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling &

Teleg

E'rie RR 2%s

Lake

Wheeling Steel 3'As

series C
3-'As series

First

mortgage

3%s

convertible

& Co.

Wilson

Wisconsin
•

Gen

4'/8S

1992—Mar-Sept
1970
.____Mar-Sepf

*76 VB

sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Awp
fund debs 1978—-Jan-July

Wisconsin

Public

1979

2%s

—■

100 "a
107%

88'A

'

'

—

99%

99%

99

99%

9 9'A

98'A

99 "2

89%

90%

8 8'A

91'A

86%

86%

*97%

99'A

97%

99

71 »/8

71 '/B

65'/a

71%

66 'A

69

57

69

*84'A

85

'

—

*86%
—

Co-

mortgage 4s series A 2004——tfan-July
mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029—-May
Electric Power 2%s 1976—.—June-Dec

mortgage

'

99%

69

Wisconsin

1st

97%
30

mam

104%

88%

99 VB

106

*89

■

D 1967——Jan-July
debentures
1975_
—-May-JVou

RR

——

A

sink

Central

106.

*

80 Va
100 Va

.

98%

income debentures L984—_May

5s

98%

95%.
80%

*80
—

92

92

*92

98%

'

Western Union

First

3'As

Service

1971—

Ja?i-July

1976

83%

84%

92%

93%

*81

—Mar-Sept

;

1
104

*92'A

Jan-July

—

100

89%

*92

Western

40%
98 VB

*37%

'

«*•*'

.

Whirlpool Corp 3'As
»-* o o

96%
*98

Jan-July

Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
Co 2%s debentures 1972—
debentures
1973—.

conv

96%

Mar-Sept
Map-Nov
1966—Jan-July

Transit

Wayne

106

104%

93%

3

86%

86%
*931/8

—„Jan-July

1986_

debentures

89'A

100%

101 Va

90%
104%

98 Va

1973—Mar-Sept

&

Symington

108

Inc—
debs

107

105

102% 103

Jan-July
_

102%

104'A '184%

1971—Map-Nov

1974

20
43

102%'

April-Oct

April-Ocf

Co

Bunray DX Oil 4Vis debs 1987
Sunray

122 Vi

Jan-July
1982_—April-Oct

debentures 2%s

subord

conv

78%
♦84

1983—

conv

105 Va.

*86

June-Dec
i—

4%s

(Ohio) 4V4s 1982
Chemical 37/as debentures

Stokely-Van
4Vis

*97%

Map-Nov
debs

105

*100

April-Ocf

1983——

debentures

2%s

Standard

104% 105%

105%

1977—May-Nop

1985

:

California

debentures

3%s

debs

Conv subord
debentures 1983

Standard
4Vis

RR

2%s

5s

Inc

'

129

148% 151

Map-Nov

—

series E

—

&

—

Co—

2%s

coll tr 4Vis 1988Feb-Awp
div first gold 5s 1996———Jan-July

Southwestern

3Vis

Va

97%

_

Orl

New

102

Map-Nov
—Map-Nov

—

First

mtge

104%

103%

'-mm

104

America—

63%
159

96

1st

2

104% 104%
*__

—

ApriZ-Oct

1983-

debentures

238

102

Memphis

101%

103'A

Co

61

mortgage

103 'A

99'A

101%

79%

46

First

101%

9
40

80'A

79%

97%

1969

Southern Pacific RR

2

99%

*104% 106

June-Dec

ApriZ-Oct

4s

fund

mtge
mtge
mtge
mtge
mtge
mtge

86%

86

Feb-Aup

Lines)

1st

—

102'A 102 7/8

102%

—Mav-Nou

1976

subord

Vornado Inc

Jan -July

1981—
Term

101 Va

•;

102%
108

ref

ref

1st

92%

105%

97 Va
*863A

4 Mis

4Vis

100

102

99'A

—Jan-July
May-Nov

1967

Steel

Electric

&

1st

7'79%;

104%

65

90%

84%

2%s-4Vis
1994
tfan-July
Co 4Vis conv 1973-Jime-Dec

(Oregon

San Fran

97

——

101

102

—Mar-Sept

debentures 1980
4%s 1982—!

subord

conv

1st

104% :105%t

<25

102 Va 102%

Gold

Gold

97

9 4'/a

5

—

*91%

April-Oct

Gen
4 VAs

22

Co—■

22

Southern Pacific CoFirst

VB'"

*100

—Mar-Sept

1978
1978

debentures

subord

conv

104

*99 VA

100%

—April-Oct

——^

Edison

Ry

Natural

—•

94%

9 OTA

96

__

967 a
94%

96%
'

■

1973

1977

debentures

2%s

Corp of

conv

102%

90%

Jain-July
tfan-July

Telegraph

&

debentures

Indiana

*9078

96%

93

89%

87 VA

3VaS

101% 102 VA

90%
102

June-Dec

1987

convertible

Southern

130'/a

93

--

80 Vi

—

*92%

June-Dec

1985

27/8s\ debentures

119

—

106

95'A

—

104% 105

1971—April-Oct

1976^

2 Vis

South & North Alabama RR 5s

3s

•

April-Ocf

trust

subord

sinking

48

78 %

78%

1979-—Jan-July
April-Oct
:—Feb-Awp

1982

1986—

Corp 4%s conv debs 1986
Skelly Oil 2VAs debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
Marchant—5Vis
1979

Southern

204

—

*90

136%

102 VA

—

104% 105 %

104%

1983_2eb-Aup

debs

debs

conv
s

debs

Oil

T-

May-JVou

1972—

4'As

trust 5s

coll

&

States

102% 103

102%

1977

Oil

Socony-Vacuum

*94%

—Feb-Aug

1975_;

debentures

debentures

103

103

—Feb-Aug
,—Map-Nov

1982

Pipe Line 3.20s

Oil

fund

Rubber

4'As

.——Jan-July

debentures'

Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
Shell

106

States Freight Co—

conv

S

85%

Corp—

1972

&

trust

sinking fund
mtge

1st

Sears

104

*100

1982——Jan-July

——————tfpne-Dec

Acceptance

subordinated

100'A

—

125% 130%

130

Jan-July

1972___

4%s

trust

coll

&

mtge & coll

United

—

97Vi

126 VA 128 Vi

128 'A

Mar-Sept

1980

& Sons 2%s

debentures

1971

1977—

Co

(Jos E)

99'A

—

Co—

debentures

debentures

Sears

RR

series

3s

Finance

Seagram

5s

Line

mortgage

Seaboard
3s

debentures

conv

Manufacturing 4%s debs

Seaboard
1st

3s

86 Va

70 Va

*106

--

1966—ApriZ-Oct

1971

debentures

coll

&

sink

4'As
Bcott

84%
69%

Ry—

bond certificates

Second 4s inc bond

Bt

fund

mtge

1st

Bt

119'/a

5
20

'

71Va

76%

87

77%

77%

coll

sinking fund debentures

64%
39

—i

79

.mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
1st mtge 4s series. B 1980
-Mar-sept
• 5s
income deb's
series A Jan 2006___Mar-Nov
•

3%s

trust

90'A

Feb-Awp

Jan-July

trust

1st

♦74 Vi

114%

175

70 VB

*100'A

ApriZ-Oct

June-Dec

2%s

1970

mtge

90'A

—

„

—

Mar-Sept

mtge & coll
&

1973_

1985——

America

1st

A

199l_Mar-Sept

70 VB

.

105%

86'A

86'A
.

88 Va

91

89%
104%

■

■

116'A 118'A

118'A

1976—Feb-Aug

1977-

1st

series

83

Inc

subord

conv

United

3s

——June-Dec

Tank

s

United

3%s

Power

94 %

—

103Vi 104

1977—June-Dec

*104

1991-

v

85

87'/a

10

*91

June-Dec

debentures

5

87 VB

87 Va

1970_tfu«e-Dec

—

95 Va

.

94%

.

94'A

•

;_Map-Nov
debs

93%
84%
83

94%

June-Dec

;

15

8634

*85

94%

Map-Nov

1986_

RR

.-■mam'

1975_ApriZ-Oct

1982

subord

conv

1971_3Map-Nov

2%s

Co of California 2%s

Pacific

United

Baguenay

3%s

trust

Refunding mortgage 2%s series C

1977

D

coll

debentures

Union
Rochester

of

and coll
1968—

1st

51%

85 Va

101 Vi 102

1975
1983—ApriZ-Oct

mortgage

debentures

92

91'A

91'A

Corp—

subord

debs

1982

113%

April-Oct

113% 114'A

91

109

119

Elec

Yonkers

Lt

&

Power

2%s

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990

April-Oct

*79

102

1C2

102

102'A

102 %

T
Talcott
5 Vis
5s

(James)
senior

Inc—

5Vi' %

Tandy

senior

Corp

Terminal

RR

Refund

and

Refund

and

.

notes -1979—

capital,conv

notes

6 Vis
Assn

1979

notes

1980—

debs
.

of

1978—

St

1
—

^

a

.*104% -A—
14f?
148

June-Dec
June-Dec

Jan-July

105%

included

145

169

not

105%;

105
92

Deferred

105 Va
3

105

10

104%

92

93

22

91 Va

94%

Louis—

impt 4s series C 2019—Jan-July
impt 2%s series D 1985
April-Oct




'

June-Dec

in

delivery

the year's

included in the
§ Negotiability

84

82 JA

87

*79 Vi

—"

79'A

80

•*
a

Friday's bid
TDrvnHc

e Odd lot sale not
range, r Cash sale

„

impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
or securities assumed by uuch companies.1
and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current w-sfc-i.

f Companies reported
the Bankruptcy Act,

*82'A

sale not included in the year's range,
d Ex-interest,
n Under-the-rule sale not included in the year's
y Ex-coupon.
v

range,

year's range,

ca1Hnor

flof

*

^

-

Section 7/ of
j

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
30

.

.

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

(1442)

American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
'

extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, April
arid endiiig Friday, April 5, It is compiled by the report of the American
Ir the following

'

Americln

the

on

is intended to include every security whether
dealings have occurred during the current year.
Range for Week Ending April 5.
v
itself

Exchange

Stock

and

stock or bond in which any

Friday
Friday

Week's

Sales

last

Range
of Prices

for Week

:

'

•

American Stock Exchange

7:

''

'

■

Class

A

Acme

Wire

Products

Precision

Acme

Admiral

Inc

Co

4,700

3

3%

1,900

4

Manufacturing Co—
—1
Aerosol Techniques Inc —i
10c
Aid Investment & Discount Inc—T—1
Aerorea

Airport Parking Corp of America—

5%
2 Vz

--

4 Vb

5%

Jan

or.

4Vs

19,700

Jan
'3Va Jan
Feb

57%

41/4 Jan

Jan

Bickford's

Inc

Birdsboro

Jan

Feb

Class

A

-

-~~1

-

& Rubber

Tire

Alliar.ce

£1%

class A

Pictures Corp common__l
convertible preferred
10

5%%
;• -.*•

..

Control

Allied

.

Co Inc

Allied Paper Corp
Alloys Unlimited Inc

—3

Alsco

Feb

Brad

2,400

15

Feb

Brandywine

100

62 % Mar

69%

Aluminum

Amco

Corp

Oil

Ambassador

pfd_100
1

Inc

Industries

American

Beverage Corp_—

Feb

14 Va

68

4%

33/4

3*%

2,300

Jan

Foote

Book

Book-Stratford

American

Business Systems

Co

Electronics

American

Press

Inc

10

Israeli

Paper Mills
American shares
A

American

MARC

American

Manufacturing

9%

Jan

Amer

6%

22,400

5%

Jan

6:%

Apr

53/4

Jan
Mar

9%
3

Jan

93/4

2% Mar

3%

Jan

9%

Mar

ioy8

7%

Columbia

British

Pet.roleum

Amer

103/4

4,800

73/8

1,800

": 5

1%

4,400

1

1

y4

::

Jan

Va Mar

23/4

6Va

10,500
3,500

43/4

200
300

44 Va Mar

48

43/i

5y4

7»/8

5y4 Jan
37/s Mar,

4

1,600

7%

300

2%

2%

25/8

1,600

IVa

Jan

Feb

5Va Mar.

:
.

6Vb
52

3y8

2%

Jan
Jan

4%

7

Jan

American

Thread

Bruck

5

4V2

Z 12%

Mills Ltd

60c

33/4

,

Feb

Armour

&

Co

Jan

Asarnera

serial

14,100

4%

Jan

73/8

Feb

15,100

3% Mar

5%

14 >/8

5,600

4%

900

4V4

Jan

12%

500

11%

Jan

13

500

12%

Jan

163/4

6,300

3

Jan

37/a

Jan

10

14 %

til

Mar

12

Jan

200

20%.

Apr

26

Jan

-

l

- -

4

2.8G0

2 3/4

Jan

4

Apr

9 y8

2,100

9%

Jan

98%

250

3%

5

8%

8%

pfd—100

-98%

97%

■

50c

American

7%

7%

30%

30%

31%

27

25%

4 '

7%

2,50

7% Mar
963/4

27

n"\

101

Jan

7% Mar

Jan

100 y2
- • 2

2

40o

}'*;

•

4%

%

deposit

rets

regis—

Feb
Jan

23/8

Jan

lg

Jan

iy4

Feb

Jan

4%

Feb

4%

3%

3 VB

3%

'

America
0

1

—

*H O

r

:

I3/,

—

1%

,

-

5ya

5%

18,300

5 3/8

6 %

800

7

6%

7

Line

Products..10o

"2%

•

:;Z8%

Co

6%

•

2%

8%
-

8%

62

6

Mar

8%

Jan

8

Jan
Mai*-

2y4 Mar

3

Jan«

600

7%

Feb

9

Bunker

Hill

300

553/4

64

Atlas

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

Atlas

General

Atlas

Industires

Sewing

Audio

1

1

1

M

Z 12%

Centers

Devices

Non-voting

Avier.

Inc

Ayshire

Inc

com.

Collieries

Corp

^

10%

Jan

14%

Feb.

%

-

.

Z~l

.

-

4%
5

3

Vz

4,400

67/8

Jan

83/4

15,000

7/a

Feb

1%

.

16 3/8

14,100

A

2,400

11%

5,400

10 Vz

7,100

13''

'
-

19

21%

4%

,

13

Jan

17%

Va Feb

%

43/4

700

■5%

1,100

43/a

600

5%

53/4

Jan

2%

3%

11,900

4'/2 Mar

BVD

Co

inc

15

700

liy2

43

100

40

Banff

Banner

.

Ltd

Industries

Bargain Town

Inc

10%

10 Vz

103/4

700

Feb

- 2

8-f\t Mar
8

938

Jan

Jan

11 Vb Mar

3,000

Jan

8% Mar

2,600

10%

Jan

14Vb Mar

4

2,200

3 s/8

Jan

4 Va Mar

18

1

6,800

11

Jan

1 y8 Mar

3J/4

Feb

6y2

Jan

15%

Apr

3 Va

7%

73/a

17%

15%

Oil

Bearmgs

Inc
;
Shoe Corp
Corp

Bell Telephone

Photo

For

footnotes,




900

"

9 Vb

9%

2.9G0

9Va

91/4

9 Vb

938

1.300

8 3/4 Mar

1

3,600

U

25c

iy4

IVa

1%

17 y4

16 Va

17 Va

2,100

6%

6%

6%

1.100

2%

2 S/8

2,400

"•

2%

_25c

*

52 Va

50c
1
...

see

Vb
%

18,800

*

Inc

Inc.—

2,600

3,600

9%

ZZZZZZl

Zl
page 34.

51%

52%

4ya

Jan

8

•

Jan

23Va

Jan

•

9%

83/4

2,200

9%

Jan

10

1,000

8%

Jan

10

18%

18%

8.600

18 V4

Feb

21%

63/s

Jan

Jan

Apr
Mar

Jan

7%

6tt

—

7iV

23'4

12%

2534
24 %

112,300

27a

-/•?' 113'a

/%..
12
—

27

Tip,f Apr:

23/4 Mar

1,100

3Va

Jan

1.900

10y8

Jan

13

Feb

27%

700

22%

Jan

27%

Apr5

27%

8,400

221/4

Jan

27 Va

Apr

/'

77a

7%

8

1,700

7%

Jan

9%

93/8

9%

3,900

93/a

Jan

6 Va

6%

63a

2,900

8

Apr

113/s

Feb

3Vz

Jan

5%

4%

Jan

8y8

Jan

153/4

Feb,

Feb,
Jan

2.500

131/4

100

163/4

Jan

19%

Feb"

2,800

10 i/b

Jau

10%

Feb

4% Mar

6V4

15%
19

19

10%

10%

1038

434

4%

4"b

400

13%

11 %

13%.

13,000

8%

Jan

13

13U

%

A

3,500

Vb

Jan

2

•3%

33B

378

800

3%

Apr

47-8

Jan

6

634

i,60o

6

Apr

6%

Apr,

6 3'a

6 34

1.700

6%

Apr

9%

Jan"

16%

17 Va

8,900

163/8

Feb

19 Va

1

zz

634
"6 38

—1

"

4 Va

4%

4,000

8%

83„

900

7%

17

15%

%

Jan

Apr

■

::

Mar

8

Jan

'

*

19%

1

26%

Electric

Power

$3.00

$2.50

common

pieferredpreferred—

6%

preferred

50

A

3,700

187/s

261

a

14,000

227/8

50

63 Vz

Jan

55%

200

19%

■

20%

55%

54

10c

1058

10 3

:'i

-3U

Feb

Apr
E'eb

66 %

53

Jan

52

Jan

54

—"

50

-

22 Va

Feb

65%

26 y8

Feb

25%
65 Va

50

Cameo-Parkway Records

Mar

60 % Mar

10

Mar

12%

Inc—

—...

Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Campbell Machines Inc
Canada

Bread

Ltd

'

1

Ltd

Co

Canada

8

11 3

6,600

8

Jan

Cement Co

$1.30

6,900

3%

Jan

4i56

Jan

1,000

4s/8

Feb

53/4

Jan

35'2

300

27 Va

3 i9o

11,600

3%

3

5

5

5

hi
>.

4

preferred—

Ltd

common——*

35'%

34%

Jan

35%

3»/4 Mar

4%

Feb

8y4

Jan

Feb

iy8

Jan

Apr '

20

:

Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1

Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
!•
Canadian Export Gas & Oi%__—162,3c
Canadian Homest-ead Oils Lt-d
—10c

.■/.

3 i',;

~3,V

7
.-1

1

Ta

Industrial

—1

Gas

—

Canadian

Marconi

Canadian

Petrofina Ltd partic pfd

5.U

6

8%

8%

8%

1,600

•

Ltd

iZtd

5!;;

2.50

Husky Oil Ltd

Canadian

3,700
7,600

1IV4

10 »4

1138

4%

3%

4%

-

\l

4.900

18

%

1

Canadian

Canadian Javelin

Canadianwide
Canadian

Properties

Williston

Ltd

Jan

.

1^5 Feb

Mar

6%

5i9o Mar

Jan

8y8 Mar

10 Vb

Feb.

105,900

83/a

Jan

11%

Apr

5,100

33/4

Jan

4%

10

10

Jan

300

.9%

Jan

107/a

Feb

6ys

Jan

10

4ya

,6c

%

17 V8

16%

50c

Corp

%

,_i

—

International

10

1

Minerals

Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co__—!
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation

5%

Feb

y4

Feb

T7jv

Jan

14 y4 Mar

17 Va

Apr

6.0C0
17%

3.000

5

5%

6,400

21

7.900

.1

6 %

87%

(JW)

(AM)

221/4

20,200

Feb

& Co
Corp

Maine

Power

Power &

Securities
series

Jan.

B

%

3A
°/4

13%

3%
ie

pref
pfd

common

f.l

10o

Apr

5

/7%

Jan

Jan

22Va

Apr'

4j/2

Jan

19/

16 Vz Mar

6y2 Mar

Jan

4%
.6 %

2,900

10 Vb

Jan

Jan

%

Mar
6

Feb.
Jan

;143/8 Mar

>

4y» Mar

3 Va Jan

Feb

1

10

%
72 Vz

Jan

75Va

50

853A

Jan

87 V2

Jan

19%

1,300

17 y8

Jan

19%

Feb

30 %

650

28

Jan

30 Va

Feb

37 %

50

34 y4

Jan

39%

Feb

8%

100

7%

Jan

9

%

4 %

2,500

4

Jan

5% Mar

6%

6 %

100

5

Jan

6% Mar

%

!;!
7 4 Va

87

18%

4

17,700
:

Jan

Feb,

Feb

-1 Va

1%

1%

6,000

18

Feb

1%

Apr

11%

10%

11%

3,300

10%

Feb

13 Vz

Jan

23 %

24 %

600

22 y2

Jan

24'/2 Mar

:_2

1

"2%

2%

2%

12,500

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3

Jan

Feb

6%

4.100

5 ye

Jan

6%

Jan

10c

2134

20%

2134

24,800

12'/a

Jan

21%

Apr

ic

15 %

14%

16

41,000

13%

Jan

173/8 Mar.

1

Corp

Inc

Foil Corp
Development Ltd

C K P

110

Mar

1

Chief Consolidated Mining
Christiana Oil Corp

Clark

;

Jan

4

5

—7—

Chicago Rivet & Machine...

Jan

3% "V 3%

107 y4

Jan

8%

1

Cinerama

500

'

95

37%

lo
2.50

Chromalloy

40

Mar

83

30

-19%

Corp

Jan

6

6

•.

_25c

19 34

19s8

19%

700

Mar

24 Va

Jan

•*

11%

11%-

1158

3,400

IOV4 Mar

13%

Jan

10c

538

5%

1,700

4% Mar

19

Feb

1% Mai-

Cable Corp

Clarostat

;

Manufacturing Co

Apr

Clausner

2%

Apr

3V2

Jan

49 y8

Feb

1

Clary Corporation

Jan

1

Hosiery Co

6 3-4

Z_1

4Ta

52 Va

Apr

4

Jan

4 Va

Feb

Club

8

Mar

9 5%

Jan

Coburn

9 Va

Jan

6%

__

Aluminum

Credit

preferred

Products
Co

Inc

5%
6 5,8

6%

1,500

Va

4%

2,400

14%

14%

50

13%

13 38

3%

4

common...___ 1
v

20

77/a

5%

Jan

Jan.
Mar

"2^-

■

•3%

3

11%

Jan

15

100

13

Jan

14 y2

Feb

1.400

3

Jan

3%

Feb

Jan

3

Jan

£»

Co— 1

6'/2 Mar

4% Mar

6 Va Mar

23/4

10

;

Clayton & 'Lambert Manufacturing—__4
Clopay Corporation
:
1

•

16%

1,900
1,100

87

87

preferred.*
preferred
*

Corp

v

14

74%

100

Chamberlin Co of America
Charter Oil Co Ltd

Cherry-Burreil

Z

4Ve

convertible

convertible

8%

Jan.

1,500

4%

1

3.50%

-Corp

Century Electric Co
Century Geophysical

17y4

6%

1,400

108%. 108%

2—.1

Light 4%

Apr

.

1,000

6%

„i

.

Hadley

JL Va

Jan

6 Va

17%
89 Vb

17%.
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10

Co

Corp of America

10%

•

17%

1
—5.50

6%

•*

22

Co

Catalin

12 Va

Apr

.14% Jan
.

1,300

43/B'
8V4

7%

4'

10

Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd

Circuit

of Canada
Co

3%
7%
18

1

^elock Instrument Corp
Watch

%

5

Z__1

(A 8)

Bell Electronic

4 Vi Mar

15%

Jan

8 Va

1

Bay-view

93

9% '
18%

1

45 V4

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14%

1

28 y4

Castle

7%

500

Jan

Feb

3%

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;

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17%

Jan-

13%

Co

Corp
Corp.!

3,0'0J

Carter

8 Va

3%

2734

Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred.:.*
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3%

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27 3U

Jan

13%
1

27%

Feb

ic

Inc

Baruch-Foster

Berber

18 onr>

USA

Barry Wright Corp
Barren's Candy Corp

Benrv.s

9-ftt

Engineering

Barnes

Beck

818

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25 y4 Mar

45/a

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•

Corp

103/a

Jan

Jan

50c

preferred

Securities

Oil

"9%

1

Common

Convertible
Baldwin

A_1

Chemical—-

Jan

203/4

1

new

—

Central

Industries Inc

Jan

8%

500

California

$1.50

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2%

2,0:0

c

$1.40

Baker

21,300

7

2y2 Mar

14%

Jan

Apr

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Jan

6%

Jan

21 %

-

7<»n

6%

Feb

14%

Apr

B

class

3%

25c

Inc

I.'—_

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Gas

Jan,

3s 6d

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&

Central

&

Jan

20

2.50

Company

Central

Bailey & Selburn Oil

Jan

Jan

43

;

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9%

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1

10%

5

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8

.

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Automatic Radio Mfg Co
Automatic Steel Products

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Canal-Randolph COrp

Aurora

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1

Consolidated Mining &

Development Corp
Atlas Corp option
warrants

%

1

2V4 Mar'

Feb

3,500

13%

"
1

Jan

Mines Ltd—

Jan,

Jan

2,100

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Jan

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700

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500

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343/8 Mar

Feb

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103

1%

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18
4

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1,400

2%

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Industries—

Inc

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13 Vo

283/a

28,600

pfd_100
1

2

43/4 Mar

1,500

1

Jan

Mar

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Jan

1%

Jan

3%

4

3%

v.

3%

9

9
-

.

Inc

Feb

133/a

4 %

12

20%

Corp Ltd—
Baby Services* Inc

Jan

2,800

Feb

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16

10

preferred

preferred

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Jan

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50c

—

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10%

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19%

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13

400

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Mar

.

l

Jan

90

87«

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42

,

31

19%

—10

3y2

Jan

36

1

Inc

24%

Jan

53/8 Mar

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„30c

ord shares

1

"warrants"

Electronics

143,4.

Apr

81%

40

6,600

24 %

com_,30c

/ American dep rets
Burnell & Co Inc..

5%

12:i

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A

Li

class

Industries

Class

Arrow

145b

Jan

20

4,500
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6 %

Jan
Mar

.

Jan

;

.

21

86

534

14%

£1

Co Inc.

convertible

6%

6%

13

shs_3.45

Argus Inc
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co___
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%

20

25c

—_

S F Company
Budget Finance Plan—
Common
_I

Buell

13%

14 y8

cl

B

Jan

43/4

_l

Appalachian Power Co 4y2%

8

'

Jan-

6

2

Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc

10

Feb

85

*

____1

3 y4 Mar

Jan

2%

800

5,700

—

(EL)

27/8

.

*

preferred

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53/4
•

Mar

2 Vz

2,000

42

41

6

r

2%

3

2%

——

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9%

Mar

53A

Feb

6 5/8

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46%

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;

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4%
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Jan

5%

4%

Jan

6»/8

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10

Apr

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843^

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87

87

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9

2,000

10s

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1

Chemical

1,000

7%

6

10s

—

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5y4

Petrofina

Ansul

9V2

6%

Jan

Ltd—

Feb

5 V4
1 %

Realty. & Petroleum Corp_10c
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2

Angos:ura-Wupperman

Co

143/8

6,200

Corp

8y2

*

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Company

1,300

American

Radio

Jan

Apr

Brown

8

£1

Aneic-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A'

73/a

2

»

Feb

7%

American

Andrea

2,500

1%

Power

9%

3 3/8

preferred

8

2

Co

Jan

8

American

5%

734

203,8

1

10 Vo Mar

500

8%

3%

Anchor Post Products

1%

—1

dep rets orcl bearer
dep rets ord registered

British

Jan

7%

200

3,800

3!/4

A

4% Mar

Feb

Tobacco—

Amer

Apr

8%

12.50

class

Jan

%

l"a

ord

,

American

Jan

6%

4%

& Pow

British

3

8,200

9%

7 10%

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3%

6,100

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1

Co—

Jan

900

42,000

Ltd—

Co

Jan

1,900

1%'

134

—

Oil

7%

25c

Inc

28 %

4%

IT'B

.

American

2%

2

Assn

British

Burma
American

Jan

24 % Mar

1

20c

Inc

Feb

5%

1

Inc

Corp

61%

2%

"8V2

"

•

American-Internatl Aluminum

64%

Jan

Raceway

Manufacturing

6

1

—

Inc

56

Works

Gear

Brazilian Traction "Light

6%

1
20

American
American

Jan

2%

3%

10c

Brooks Instrument Co Inc

1

of America $3.75

Co

9 %

Feb

Feb

5y2

89"%

9

1

Inc

High:

Mar

7

1

93%

375

2

" V-27/s

10c
1

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7

2Va

8

*

—!

Jan
12 y4 Jan

92%

5VB

5 Va
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7
- 6%

—

50o

..

4

vi%

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v

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.

...

25

100

—

Jan

15

61%

1

Artists

Allied

250

i

Co common.

5 Vz %:" prior preferred
Chemical Co Inc

Inc

25%

25

Inc.————1

Borne

Brillo

Alger:ene Kunstzide N V—
•*
American deposit rets American shs„
All American Engineering Co
10c
Properties Inc—iw

Industries

(HC)

800

10c

Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc_

Bohack

1,000

2%

Inc—

■:

Bloomfield

83a

2%

4

Industries

Building

8

3

;

u

Bloomfield

Breeze

Alleghany Corp "warrants"
Allegheny Airlines Inc
,

Corp

Low

8%
2%

—1

Blauner's

12% Mar
4 Vi.

;

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

High

*

—

17%

400

13 Va

-

All-State

Low

1

Inc__

(The)

Apr

15%

68

-44'A

->4%

Inc__

10 y4

600

.

Jan

7Vz

*%r

2 '"l

11%

15

4.20%

Airlines

Feb

91%

1

Alas):a

.

Corp

Bourjois

15%

preferred—100
Wood Steel Co common
—10
preferred
1
100

Alan

ll7/a

Bethlehem

for Week
/"Shares

'

*
Power

2%
45 Vz

*'

A

Alabama

700

4 VB

■

Feb

4% Mar

10,000

;

O.I

- ~

9%

Jan

43/4 Mar

Jan

2%

11%

11%

2%

Jan

4V2

Mar

3

3,000

•

-

l5/a

Jan

59%

2%
56

> 59

IS

400

5%

53/8

2% Mar

Apr

500

10

9%

—1

Aero^et-Getteral Corp

Class

1%

4

-10c
1

Plastics Corp
Dynamics Inc^

Aero-Flow

4

1V4

25c
1
10

&

common

2

1,000

3%

10c

Mfg Corp
Missiles & Construction Corp

Acrot-Hamilton

Frocks

Berkshire

2%

2

Sales

Ranee

of Prices

High

Low

;2%
1%

.

1,1963

Range Since Jan.

Shares

High

Week's

.

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange
Par

Low

ZZZ ;/

Petroleum Corp class A__—1

Aberdeen
Acme

Sale Price

^
Par

■

"

Z Last

STOCKS

;

.

STOCKS

lis,B

~9%

12 3

8

40,700

9'/8 Mar

12 3/8

Apr

25%

22%

25%

4T50

20 y4 Mar

25 %

Apr

»

Number 6253

197

Volume

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1443)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday

Week's

Last

stocks

Inc

Low

1

—_

Colonial

Corp

oi

Sand

&

Stone

Metals

Commercial

7.300

—50c

19*4

20

16%

173s

17%

5

:

5

43/8

Centers

22V2

5

500

1%

Va

13%

Feo

*

Jan

18%

Jan

4

Vb

1

6,100

5%

Feb

Falcon

Jan

l3/4

Jan

Famous

41%

1,900

40%

Apr

46

Feb

9 Vs

10%

2,900

9 Vb

Apr

14%

Jan

9%

2

2
--

/',.

2 Vb

~L

1 Vb Mar
■

'

3 5/8

Jan

4 3/b Mar

4,200
—

Fairmont

Consol Diesel

Electric

10c

Corp

5

Jan

43^

5

5

'*

4,100

4% Feb

'

Consolidated

Royalty

Consolidated

Sun

Construction

Products

Continental

Oil

Ray

Aviation

&

A

Continental

Connector

Paint

Cooper-Jarrett

Inc

Jan.

33/i

8%

9%

4,300

1

1 Vb

15,300

1%

1%

1,200

7%

7%

7%

•-// 5% Mar

Jan

1

Engineering—1

•

.

8%

Fargo

Oils

Federated

600

/*

Fields

Plastics

Jan

Inc

Financial

General

10%

5%

~7%

5%

5"'i

900

2%

First

Jan

8%

Feb

Jan

5%

Feb

Firth

7%

5,200

8%

Jan

Fischer

%

2,900

«

J-n

%

Jan

Fishman

17 Va

500

17 Vb

Jan

18%

Feb

Flying

1

6%

6%

6%

2,000

j-.a

Jan

73/b

Jan

Ford

Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class

B

non-voting

Corroon

$1

&

Reynolds common

Cott

Bottling Co of New England

Corp—

213/4

21 Va

203/fl

203.8

20%

1.50

16 Va

Jan

Jan

"O3/,

Jan

7 Va

7 Va

7%
8

20

Jan

22%

Feb

800

.

6

8

1

300

203/8

Apr

21 Va

Instruments

(ord reg)

£1
_1

Corp

Petroleum

Corp

-

~8

5%

Feb

63/8

<fe

1

Corp

16

0

J an

8

Aluminum

Crown

Central

Crown

Feb

8/rt

Drug

8Va

1,100

6%

Jan

9 '/8

2%

4,900

2%

Jan

3

37%

10,100

4%

1,200

3%

Jan

2%

600

23^

Jan

'4

—

1

7%

7

7%

35% Mar

800

4%

3%

4%

8.900

Petroleum

12%

12 Va

(Md)

38%

5

43/4

Jan

Porter

Motor

Fotochrome

Fuller

(Geo

Garan

B

j,

class

A

Crystal

13

3%

Jan
Apr

1,300

12 V2

Jan

14 %

Jan

2%

2,700

2 %

Apr

2%

Feb

6 Vb

3,000

5%

Apr

6%

Jan

83e

8 Vb

8%

8,400

8%

Apr

12%

Jan

8V!b

Mines

13 7B

13 S8

14

5,600

11%

Jan

143/4

12%

13%

1,300

11%

Jan

14 Va

Feb

50c

5%

50c

2%

6 Va

12,000

3

4 %

2.800.

2.50

*%

l'o

2%

2,000

20

%

3/4

300

Inc

l

4%

4%

5%

Jan

6 V'8

Feb

10c

A

5A

5V4

5%

Detroit

Gasket

Industrial

&

Apr

Inc class

Jan

5%

5%

Jan

6% Mar

320

30

Jan

33% Mar

10 Va

Apr

11%

Jan

638

G%

6 V2

600

5%

Jan

7%

Jan

207/a

20 3/4

1,700

18%

Jan

23 Va

Feb

152

152

7%

7%

10

142 '/a

Jan

152

Jan

1234

Jan

100

1

.

:

800

VB

1,900

Va

5 Va

5%

1,900

53/8

26%

'

25 Vz

24'.'8

12
5

A) Co

Power Co

General

Apr

11%

12

8%

Feb

12%

General

Electric

American

General

800

12%

12%

12%

31%

32

91 %

913/4

6%

6 Va

6%

800

:—1

1%
8%

'1%
77/ii

1%
8%

1,300

1
1

30 Va Mar

343/4

Feb

&

Coal

Jan

32 Vb Mar

aan

91ja

Apr

6% Mar

734

Jan

1%

2 % Mar

v4

13 Va Mar

Apr

27 Va

4,900

7% Mar

9%

2%

Feb

3% Mar

5 Vu

Apr

7%

Jan

300

6

2,100

5V»

Jan

6

Apr

700

27 Va

3%

5 Va

27 %

6%

Foam
Gas

5

6

■

Plywood
Stores

Jan

is

17,000

1V4

1,900

12 3a

1,000

19%

123/8

12

v—.—1

11%.

1

—

class A

com

n

Gilbert

(AC)

Gilchrist

7%

Jan

Jan

Mines

Ltd

class

Distilleries

Glenmore

Security Systems;
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc..
(Wm)

Goldfield

:

Corp

—

———

Gray

%

Apr

IV2

Jan

Goodway

4A

11%

500

10%

2%

5,200

2Vb

12%

2,400

Feb

Jan

11%

Manufacturing

Great

2%

Petroleum

Feb

13 Va

Jan

93/b

Jan

13 VB

12%

13%

Jan

Apr

173/b

Jan

Jan

18 Va Mar

1214

7,200

193/4
14

16% Jan
Jan

13%

Feb

Jan

41

Jan

4,400

4,100

*

7.50

7%

7%

8%

4,100

—•

36%

34%

36%

8,600

_1

17 VB

16%.

18

1

~5%

"5%

"5%

10s

4l56

4/e

4

1

3VB

3 VB

15c

6%

6%

*

36 V*

35%

10c

2 %

2%

Co

Bowling

Lakes

Chemical

-

73/8, Jan

34 V2

15%

21,300

5

Jan

101%

Feb

16%

Jan

123/a Mar
103/4

Apr

13%

Feb

10

Jan

12%

Feb

13%

Jan

17 V'4 Mar

Apr

22 %

Jan

3%

Feb

4%

Jan

1,000

163/4

Jan

1,900

133/4

Jan

16%

Jan

900

11

Jan

14%

Feb

11V4

5,GOO

9

Feb

11%

IV2

20,800

25 Va

25 Va

600

3%

4%

4,500

17%
14%
13 3/b

23

Jgn

Apr
IV2 Mar

1% Mai"

22%

25 Va Mar

4 3/4

53/8

6,300

1 Vb

1

1%

23,200

1

3

2%

3

17,000

5

5

5 3

b

700

2V2

2%

2V2

8,900

6 3/b

6 Va

1,400

Co

,—2l)c

—1

Corp

•

1

Corp

23

1,300

21

Feb

7

Jan

9%

Apr
9Vb Mar

22%
5%

'

33%

3%

5

Producers

Great Western

6%

preferred series

Greer

9

Feb

Apr

40%

Feb

18%

Feb

Jan

Jan

26 Va

Feb

Jan

5%

Apr

Mar

1%

Jan

2%

Feb

334

Jan

5

Jan

5%

Jan

2Va

Jan

3%

Jan

7%

Jan

33/4

Products

50c
—1
5

-Grow

Company

Stores

Chemical

Industries

Land

States

Gulf

& Western

Gulton

Land

common—_—*

Inc

53/4
5 Va

53/8
153/4

26

Feb

13 Va
6 '

3,700

3,200

3 V* Jan

Jan

1434 Max37% Mar

2

2% Jan
14% Mar

Apr

800

10%

Jan

1,300

3%

Jan

5 3/b

16,400

15%

15

Apr
Jan

2Va

1,000

6%
6%

4% Mar
143/4 Jan

20%

Feb

Jan
Jan

31%

1

30 Va

31%

3,300

26 %

Jan

34 3

b

Feb

33

-1

—

2 Vs.

12%

5Va

1

Industries

Industries

2

2
13 Vs
;

_50c

Corp
Industries

&

Jan

12 3/b

Inc—I

Coatings

Inc

2%

Mar

34%

2 Va

10c

(The)

Corp

Guardsman

Guerdon

2 Vb

6

24%

30

3234

33 Va

2,100

30%

Feb

36%

Jan

2%

10,200

Jan

•»m

16

5% Mar

7

Jan

414

Feb

l*

1,300

common—60c

A

Hydraulics

Griesedieck

Grocery

Gulf

1

Co

Lakes

Gulf American

^•

•

Feb

Feb

Jan

35%

14

16%

Basins

Feb

16

12Va
163a

98 %

Inc—10c

Co_

Industries

American

Feb

Jan

11%

32.50

-

Jan

4%

17%

13%
16%

Jan

109

1%

4%

—

Great

400

22,700

Gordon

Great

•

1%
12%

Jan

14%

93/4

Goodman

Jan

12

5,800

102

Apr

300

4

13 Va

—

1

Jan

.

50

•

500

10%
1%

3V2

12 Vb

10

8

13,200

13%.

1%

900

15%

133/4

*
—1
,—£1

Ltd

Co

17

14%
17 3a

Jan

2%

„

1,300

16 3/4

16%

173/b

Va Mar

11%

11%

1

B

Globe

2%

;

12

3 V2

500

.

12%

11%

3%

2,300

2%

123a

10%

*

%

•

'j.';-Y.'• '!>"

12%

4c

Inc

3 Va

1

99 Va

11 Vb

—*

Co

Co

Glass Tite Industries

Va

Ltd

common

993/2

_1

2%

4

1 Va

9

1C6% 106%

Manufacturing Co——16%
Printing Co Inc/
•
Jewelry class A
.1
Gorham Corporation
4

4%

Jan

203'8

19 V2
1 Va

1
*
*
50c

Feb

4%

25% Mar

Jail

—1

Corporation

Corp

Feb

4 3/8

Feb

le
11%

123/4

Jan

•/%

18%

1,700
4,300

%

.;•%

Feb

V»

14%

13%

3

Jan

15%

8%

14%

27 Va

;

Feb

10%

Jan

8%
14%

Jan

—

34%

Mar

1

—4

Incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Giannini Controls Corp—_—
Inc

28%

2.50

Corp

Corp

Jan

Corp

Harris

Jan

91

Ltd—

Co

14

stock

Chemical Co

-

10 Va

30%

10

56.9C0

2%

dep rets ord registered—£1

10%

•

ord

1,000
800

5%

1

3,700

Drug Fair-Community. Drug

Mar

Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
dep

rets

ord

;

Test

Corp
Sulphur &

Duval

;

100

4

Jan

3 Vb

200

2%

Jan

3Va

Feb

6%

2,200

6% Mar

7Va

Jan

36%

1.300

31%- Jan

36 %

Apr

Hall

2%

5,900

Jan

Hardeman

A

H

Co

Potash

changed

to

H

Corp

Dynalectron

reg

!

Co

(The)

Eastern

'

-

Corp

Air Devices

2%

Jan

•

3 la

&

B

10c

American Corp

Inc

1
1

Co

L

,

~7%

39

43/4

20c

—2

14%

——l
10

18%

40 Va

4%

2 % Mar
7% Mar

600
700

5

39

2,500

..

28

263/4

•

178

28%

1

12

1

I Electro-Voice Inc

Feb

9

Jan

43

1

2

11 %

Mfg Co_.

12

Hastings
Haven

Hazel

Bishop

170

Mar
Jan

Hecla

Mining

2.300

41

1A

5%

—

Jan

Apr

5Vb

Jan

10

5.400
200

'

Jan

5 Va

28 Va

14%

Industries

1

Electronic Assistance

17

%

Jan

1

V'8

Feb

Heinicke

5%

Apr

63/8

Jan

Helena

16%

17%

1,800

3%

5%

33.400

3% Mar

113 8

11%

3,300

5%

5%

534

1.100

ll3/8 .Mar
4% Jan

21%

20%

21%
5V8

8,000

20% Mar

Corp

10c

Electronic

Communications

1

11%

Electronic

Research

10c

Electronic

Specialty

50c

Electronic

&

Electronics

Co

Missile

Facilities

'.

Corp

$2

Corp

15

Jan

17%
5Va
14%

Jan

5%

convertible

4%

6%

Feb

1,600

4% Mar

5%

Apr

2%

1,200

1%

3 Vs

Jan

4 Va

4Va

4%

1,600

103% 104

preferred

,_1

3

463/4

2

4

»

98

15,200

47

1%

--

230

3%

Mar
Jan

3
Mar
443/4 Jan
.

100

Forge

6%
Ero

ERT

&

Steel

Corp

1

common

preferred

1st

10

Manufacturing Co

Rule

434

4%

3%

3%

Co

Form

For

—1

Inc

footnotes,




10%

.

10%

4%

5Va
105

3%

Hill's

Feb

Hilton

47% Mar

Hoe

3% Mar
7

Apr

63i

Jan

2%

2%

3%

3%

4

5.100

638

6%

6%

1.000

3%

3%

4

5,200

1

see

page

34.

'

2%

Jan

600

Jan

434

Jan

9%

Jan

11% Mar

2 Va
■"

A

Jan

16,800

43/4

Feb

2,800

5%

5%

14%

15%

4,000

7%

7 Va

7%

2,500

6% Mar

Mar

5

133/8

Jan

63/4 Mar

8%
%

Feb
Jan
Jan

6

63b
16

Jan
Jan

9%

Jan

32

31%

323/4

900

27%

Jan

34%

Jan

28

27%

28%

3,400

26 Va

Jan

30%

Feb

14

14

15 3/8

2,200

2,100

33/4
13%

;

Jan

Jan

107

76

Jan

80

Jan

13

Feb

15 Va

Jan

4%

Feb

102

—.1Q0
100

pfd

Pak Inc—r—,

1
10c

Jan

4%

3%

4 Vb

14%

14 Va

14 Va

1,500

8 3/a

8 Vb

8 3/b

3,500

6%

Jan

63/8

6 Va

6 3/b

200

5%

Jan

7%

Feb
Feb

Jan

14%

Apr

6 3/b Mar

7%

Jan

Jan

2%

14%

14%

13%

6%

50c

"warrants"——:

(R)

A

Feb

2%

Jan

3%

Jan

4%

Feb

6Va

Jan

7%

Feb

3%

Jan

5%

Feb

&

Co

Inc

common--.
—

Hoffman

International

Industries Inc

Hollinger

300

43,800

Jan

*

/—

Portion

Hotels

Hofmann

2.100

900

3/8

5%

Jan

Apr

5 V*

—*

Supermarkets Inc

Jan

4%

7%

7%

A

2%
4%
v

6%

7

1%

2

•

1,700

3,200

13

Jan

14% Mar

9%

Jan

5%, Jan

11 Vs

Feb

53/4

Galion Products Inc

4% Mar
Jan

4

153/a

Inc__—

preferred

4%

100

2%

10c

Apr

800

16%

Co

"

700
.

,_l

;

1%

•

Jan

4 %

25c

Rubenstein

400
,

10c

•___

Indus

7

l

_

5,100

4%

4%

4

1

Espey Mfg & ElectronicsEsquire Inc
——i__
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Essex Chemical Corp
t
Exquisite

Va

4%

1

,

Corp

Evans

1%

Jan

33b

Inc_50c

Co

Instruments

Heller (W E) & Co 5Va%

Class
Erie

8% Jan
433* Jan

Jan.

2%

4%

Higbie Manufacturing Co
1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
5%
convertible preferred—
10

1,500

5%

2%

.3

40 %

400

1,800

7 VB

Henderson's

5%

10c

'•

800

2 3/a

41/4

5

Hercules

5%

pfd__-100

common

423/4

2%
4

7%
A

-10c

Feb

53^

:

Jan

Feb

4

Jan

1

■_

8%
183*

Apr

4

6 Va

5%

Jan

Jan

Mar

6 Va

.4%

25 Va

2 Vb

Jan

7
16

500

Apr
Jain

1

25c
.

Inc

Empire District" Electric

Equity

;.

*

Corp of America

El-Tronics
Emenee

Associates Inc

5

6,000

2,900

6%

42%

~2%

10c

Inc_

Inc
Hebrew National Kosher Foods

Heli-Coil Corp

Electrographic Corp

Jan

Mar

Jan

Jan

Feb

7%

1
1

.—i.

Jan

5%

Jan
Feb

2

Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A—

2%
17%

Feb

3%
13%

18%

17

-25
*

Harvey

182

19%

20

Light

Electric

2

800

3,800

6%

7%

7%

:-l

Industries

175 % Mar

2,900

178

♦

;

:

Apr

4 Vb Mar

3 Vb

;

Inc/

Stores

14

4%
14%

43/8

4%

25c

165

__1

Corporation
Ltd

"7%

39%

25

Eastern Freightways Inc
Eastern States Corp common
$7 preferred series A
$6 preferred series B_:
Edo

~7Va

2%

2%

Co—
(Paul) Inc

Lamp

Hartford

Co class A

Can

.'Elder-Peel

i

'

913/4

8,500

2'/a

:

Exploration

&

Eastern

t

32

100

>_ *

25,600

convertible

».»•••'*■

Draper Corp

>' Eastern

t

31Va

Fireproofing

Harvard

-

Jan

33/4 Mar

Feb

Jan

E

*.

5%

Feb

Corp

Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp

«.

Jan

Jan

2%

Corp

Development

Hartfield

t

3 Va

4%

1.500

31 Va

:—1

:

common

Harn

•

1% Mar

1,500

5

■%

T

A

-

(The)

Name

j

5,200

5%
3 V2

13%

Textile Co Ltd-

DuVal

•

Feb

2

26 3b

10s

Ltd

preferred

Duro

.

6%

5 Va

u

10c

com.

reg

Tar &

American

A

Feb

Jan

Jan

2%

;

Great

Steel

Duraloy

.

5%

180

5 Va

13%

10

class

Dorr-Oliver Inc

1

Feb

3 V2

%

Engineering Co Inc_l

Dominion

/

1%

1,000

159

16%

1

133.8

1

Supermkts

Dominion

v

"l%

1

14

10c

—

25c

Ltd_-

Dominion

Y

Feb

16%

Builders

General

Gluckin

7%

7% Mar;
8% Jan

1

-

21

'

1

Corp.^.
Corp

Petroleum

Driver

7%

Apr

1.300

100

v' Dominion Bridge Co Ltd

,

Jan

5%

Jan

9 •/« Apr
12Vs Mar

1

Quality

Drilling

Feb

13% Mar

Foods

11%

'

a

Feb

1%

600

Yellowknife

l

B

Raynolds Co Inc

••

10,700

3%
10 %

Feb

I6IV2 163 V2
53/,
'5%

Giant

33%

1

dep rets ord

'

6%

Jan

T

163 Va

Giant

Distillers Co Ltd—

*-•

63/e

3

9% Mar

,_*

Jan

4%

4,600

1st preferred

Dorsey

100

3,100

Canada

Jan

10V2

Products

Dielectric Products

'"•'■/V.

2,300

1 Vb

1,200

Jan

33 Ve

com—20c

Manufacturing

Devon-Palmer Oils

$2

3 Va
10

16,400

%

Apr

11%

35

;

Inc cl A

Dialight Corp

,

3

>10

123/4

2 Va

%

5

pref

System

Industries

Detroit

,

Feb

103'8

4 Va

A Mar

18,900

Desilu Productions Inc

Dome

Feb

Apr

97B

General

Dairies

class

Corp

Dixilyn

8

18

Jan

Feb

13 Va

Inc

Transit

Diversey

14 Va

133/4

:—-—

Jan

common—1

Denmson Mfg class A
8% debenture stock

.

5,500

73/4 Mar
7

12 VB

Acceptance '."warrants"
Alloys Co—,
:
General Battery & Ceramic Corp

Jan

7%

•
1

Davidson Brothers

i

16 %

Jan

14

General

Jan

5%

!

'

f

15%

6%

General

73/4

'

Amer

7
Apr
4%' Jan

1

preferred———

5%

.

2%

common

Davega Stores Corp common
5%
preferred-

:

1,000
7,900

G

Jan

•

Daryl Industries Inc

7%

5%

7%
7

3 Va

1

Inc

Genung's

Dilbert's

6,000

7

12%

General

&

Jan

1

Inc

6%. Jan

D

Devoe

8%

5% Mar

Jan

Inc

Inc

General

(

1,300

6%

10

2.50

,

Enterprises—

General

•

6V4
.7

1

(The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc

3

6 Vb

:

Laboratories

Defiance

Jan

15%

8

r.

Co

Co

Line

of

City

5%

-2 Va

25c

Corporation

Dayco

21S

Aj Mar

Feb

10c

Co

Manufacturing Co class A

'DC

2

& Construction

Inc__

Jan

36%

37

Corp__25c

Industries

Curtis

Day

Jan

22,300

1 6

Feb

2%

2%

Cutter

Daitch

1%

Apr

400

2%

Crystal Oil & Land Co

Class

2^

Jan

Feb

71«

2,100

A

25c

_

Crowley Milner & Co

Cubic

26 %

7

10c

preferred

(MH)

Tiger

Gatineau

Crown

Feb

11«

Feb

8

2%

5

Corp—

Consolidated

United

Crose

22 Va

6%

1

__

4,100

14,500

Jan

400

5%

Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Cresmont

6%

Jan

Ltd—

American dep receipts

Creole

Jan

73/4

1,300

21%

*

preferred class A

Courtaulds

8%

1

Beverage

5%

Fresnillo
8%

83/4

——5

Cott

Cox

157a

*

Inc

Feb

25

63/4

;

Sterling

Forest

Coro

Corp

Feb

24%

143%

6

_25c

5%. Jan

6%

Jan

2%

Inc

Jan

4V2
11 Vb

213«

1

33/4

1,100
1,800

1A

—10c

3,800

6

1%

10c

convertible

u

63/4 Mar

A

4%
12

1

—

National Realty

17%

7

1

Corp common
60c

U

%

High

5%

25

Feb

1 % Mar

Apr

17 %

—

class

Warrants-;

/./"■

Low

11%

__

_1

Corp

Chemicals

&

Filmways

Feb

15

Co_

Purchaser

Apr

Jtin

V

:

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

High

3 3/i

'/'/•.'

2c

1

Petroleum

4

1.50

Ltd

434

3/a Mar
138

___1

Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd

23%

-

Co

Drilling Co

Artists Schools Inc

10c

Corp

Varnish

&

21 %

7,700

—1

Corp
1
Corp cl A—50c

Materials

Continental

1,600

4%

9%

*
10c

Inc
class

23%

4 Va

4%

Commercial

Continental

Cook

23%

Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Oil & Gas Inc
20c

Consolidated

Chemical

Seaboard

Felmont
Consolidated

Low

Shares

Jan

40 Va

41

Par

for Week

,

F

*

5
1

of Prices

Feb

'

1%

Inc—10c
Community Public Service
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
50c
Discount

Community

Range

Sale Price

High

Jan

1838 Mar

2,800

Co_.

Co.

3%

3,ov J

1

America-

Colonial

Sales

Last

American Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low

3%

Week's

STOCKS

Shares

High

33a

3%

Friday

for Week

of Prices

Par

Electronics

Cohu

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

Sales

Range

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

.31

—1

-—.———2.50
40c
^—.——25c

Corp—

Consol Gold Mines
,—5
Holly Corporation
—50c
Holly Stores Inc—-w.———-——1
Holophane Co ———_——
—*
Holyoke Shares Inc—_—c—————5
Horpe Finance Group Inc
-_1
Home Oil Co Ltd class A——
—*
Class B
*

.

.

400

7V2

7 Va

7Va

2%

2%

2%

%

n

25
1 %

24 Va

25 Va

1V4
4

35%
31V2

.

3/4

35%

1V2'
5

36%

200.

1,000

1%

Jan

9%

Jan

Feb

438

Jan

u

Jan

A Mar

600

1,700
19,100

1,300

Jan

7
2 Vb

19%
1

Jan

25% Mar

Feb

1% Mar

4% Mar

6%

Jan

Feb

1,200

32%

Jan

37%

Jan

31%

Apr

31

31%

1,200

28 %

12%

13

1.2C0

12%

Apr

14%

Jan

13
12

Va

12 Vb

9,000

lr%

Jan

12%

Apr

12%

llVa

12 Va

5,900

10%

Jan

123

Jan

11

j

Financial Chronicle

The Commercial and

: ;

.

(1444)

-32

Monday, April 3, 1963

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April 5)
.

Last

Exchange

American Stock

Low

Par

& Co
——:— .7.50
Horn & Hardart Baking Co——Horn & Hardart common—
Hormel

5%

preferred

1,150

28

Jan

Feb

Maine

520

l.o

uaii

124

Jan

19%

Jan

23

Jan

Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp

95 %

Jan

99

Mar

Jan

32

20%

20%

20%

90o

5 vs

51%

5%

600

4%

Jan

19%

18%

19%

1,300

17%

Jan

28

2.50
Mfg Co—
1
Howell Electric Motors Co
5
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A corn-

(The)

Class B

common

Apr

Industries

4,600

17

Jan

20

Apr

Marlene

31%

3,500

26%

leb

31 %

Jan

Martin-Marietta', Corp

12%

12%

1,200

12 % Mar

14%

2%

2%

2%

12,700

4

4%

200

Mar

5%

Jan

5%

6%

10,500

5%

Jan

7%

Jan

3,600

15%

Jan

21%

Apr

21%

20%

21%

5

2%

3%

Jan

4

Feb

1
5
1
1

Corp

Inland Homes

of North America
International Breweries Inc
Co

Insurance

International Holdings. Corp —
International Oil & Gas Corp

4%

4%

500

8%
891/4

'90

4

4%

Mar

Jan

27%
27 %

11%

Feb

6-

6

6

800

4

4%

4

4%

72,500

4

1%

1%

15,500

18%

25,800

177/a

6%

900

5 Va

-3

8%
41%

1%
18%
5%

Jan

Miami

-:

8%

Jan

Feb

8%

Jan

88%

Michigan Chemical Corp.
Michigan Sugar Co common—
6%
preferred

3%

Jan

Jan

600

13%

13

9

10%
92

Jan

Feb
Mar

Inc

Extruders

5% Mar

Micromatic

4%

Jan

Microwave

Hone

17%

Feb

Corp.
Inc

12%

Jan

Investment

Midwest

co—

10

101/4

800

9%

Feb

10%

97%

99 %

6,300
1,000

93%

Jan

101%

Apr
Feb

3%

Jan

5%

Feb

Mill

1,000

31

4%

41%

'• Feb

6,400

4%

Feb

1,000

4%

5%

"

5%

Feb

"Wohl

Jan

7%

Feb

9% Mar

6

Jan

7%

Apr

Mining

1%

Jan

Minnesota

15%

Feb

Mirro

7%

5,100

li/4

2,700

1%

12%

100

10%

Apr
Feb

3%

3%

1,200

Mar

86 %

Jan

10%

10%

10%

8,900

9%

Jan

12%

27%

25%

27%

2,800

20%

Jan

28%

—10c

%

%

Series

3%
84

Jan

Industries

Jetronic

Electronics

preferred—

11%

1,300

-7%

6,300

10

'14%

14%

400

20 %

20%

20%

1,600

7\"

6%

7%

13,000

15%

15%

15%

800

—1
1
1
1

185,800

9%

3,700

8

Jan'

3%

3%

4 %

2,300

3%

Jan

9%

9%

9%

1.500

8% Mar

51/4

5

5%

2,600

Company

Kaufman

75c

4%

(Walter)

Kidde

&

—'

—1
1
1
25c
1

Co

Oil

Company—

Kingsford Company

4.80%

Jan
Jan

Feb

Mt

Jan

7,300

Jan

Mar

5

Clemens

6%
Mt

Diablo

Mount

7v4
1%

7%

6%

1%

65,000

1%

3,500
50

100

100

6 % Mar

1%

Jan
Jan

98

7%

2 Vs
100

Muntz

Feb

Klein

(s)

Kleinert
Klion

(i

13%

14%

2,800

10%

Jan

27%

7,300

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27%

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*'7

6,400

6%

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10

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23 %

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25%

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6%

1,600

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100

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of Amer

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7% Mar

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&

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Jan

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164

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10%

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a

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164

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500

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1,100

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26%

Feb

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13%

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16%

5
10

;

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National Research Corp
National Rolling Mills Co

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Jan

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Co

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500

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Feb

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Jan

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10%

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Jan

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%

Jan

1

Lanston

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4
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3

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Lakey Foundry Corp.!

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National

Lamb Industries

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12%

•

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Jan

8%

31%

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15

1,700

15

22%

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10c

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Jan

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Kirkeby-Natus Corp
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10%
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of

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;

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—
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5
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1
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50c
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100

1

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McCrory

imc

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3%

6

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500

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22

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,

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Hydromatics Inc
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Mansfield Tire & Rubber--

29%

& Manhattan

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Mangel

Feb

Feb

Week

Shares

21%

*
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5%

20

5

—

——

Corp class A —10
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Hudson

34%

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7

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30%
114%

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———

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Low

High

Sales
for

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Par

30

111%

Week's
of Prices

Sale. Price

American Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan.1,1963

110

30

(Geo A)

Hoskins

Shares

Last

stocks

for Week;

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Friday

Sales

Week's

Friday

stocks

Sherry

Louisiana

Gas

Preserves Inc_„_;
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Louisiana' Land

Lunkenheimer

&

(The)

Co.

2

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.

3

3%

700

4% mar
Jan

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4%

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4%

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v.5%

26%

600

25%

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29%

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7%

8

4%,
26%

4%

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.

8%

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7%

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10

Feb

Feb

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Ogden
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see page

34.

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1

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1% Jan

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%

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16%

2*0 Va

.

21%

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16%

>

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±

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Macke

Corp.

Corp

Brass

Ohio
■

Old

MacFadden-Bartell
Mack

'

1

Manufacturing, Cp_

Occidental Petroleum

5%

400

4%

Jan

6%

Jan

59 Va-

750

Jan

59%

Feb

6%,

700

58 %
6%
12 Va

3%
36 Va.
18%

«■

300

12 Va

51
„

6%

Apr

10%

Jan

3%

Jan

37%

900

31 Ma

Jan

18%

100

18 % Mar

3%

-.

400

7% Feb
'12% Mar
4% Jari
38%

Feb

18% Ma*

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\

Volume

Number 6253

197

...

-

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1445)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended April
Last

STOCKS

Low

Par

Friday

for Week

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

American Stock Exchange

Sales

Week's

Friday

Low

High

Last

American Stock Exchange

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

Sale Price

High
Grande

Vtc

Sales

Range

-

for Week

of Prices

Par
Rio

5)

Week's

STOCKS

Shares

Low

33

Shares

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

High

Low

High

Valley Gas Co—-

extended

to

Jan

1

5Va

5%

5%

1

1965

3

5

5

5

6%

6%

7'a

2.300

4%

Jan

6V4

Jan

700

4%

Jan

5%

Jan

2,400

6%

Apr

9%

Jan

89 %

Jan

i'/, Mav

5%

Jan

1'

Ritter

V:
Pacific

Coast

Pacific

Co

5Yv

cum

6 (/c

cum

conv

Pacific

Coast

Pacific

Gas

5 %

5 Ye

4.80%
4.36%

14,200

7%

Jan

33%

4,500

32%

Feb

35

Jan

25
25
25

30 V4

30

30%

400

29%

Jan

30%

Jan

27%

27%

100

27 '/a

Jan

28%

Feb

26%

27 Va

1,100

26%

Feb

27%

Feb

27

27

200

26%

Jan

27%

26%

26%

27%

2,500

26

Feb

25%

25%

25%

200

.19%

3%

3%

Warrants

Pacific

_■

—

Power

Packer's

&

Pantasote Company

Chemical

Park

Parker

Jan

3% Mar

5%

Jan

99

Jan

101 %

Jan

Jan

101 % Mar

104 %

Jan

143 %

Apr

164'%

Jan

95%

Jan

98%

10

V

98%

430

3%

3%

3,300

n.
i—1

24%

25%

Jan

3%

Apr
Feb

Jan

26%

Feb

3
23 V\

3,200

11 %

11 '/a

11%

65,800

6 %

6%

4,900

5%

150

102%

Feb

3%

Jan

103% 104
3%

i

4

'

54%
19%

6%

38

39%

class

Co

-

Parkersburg-Aetna

Rochester

Gold

Electronics

Pentron

7%

21%

Jan

36%

Feb

41% Mar

Broadcasting Inc
Royce Ltd—

American

Perfect

Photo

Roosevelt Field

Roosevelt

Permian

Corp

Peruvian

Ross

Products

Pierce

Avenue

Inc.

Pioneer

Plastics

St

Lawrence

Feb

5%

Jan

4 % %

Feb

4.40%

Feb

11

Pittsburgh
Plant

Mar

3ft

3/fi

700

3

Jan

3.%

Jan

6%

6%

7

400

6%

Apr

7'b

11%

11%

12

1,200

11%

Apr

77

77

72 %

1%
77%

300

41V2

42%

2,300

4%

15

5%

10,400

13%

15%

%

Jan

Jan

80

Jan

10

Jan

Jan

42 %

Apr

4% Mar
12 % Feb

7%

Jan

28'%

81,900

li

4,700

%

5%

5%

6

%

Feb

15%

Apr

13

Jan

,

Feb

6%

5% Jan

2,000

Prairie Oil
Pratt

Precision

Presidential
Class
Class

4

3%
9 %

Apr

6 %

.100

5%

1.100

6%

Feb
Jan
Jan

6%

Jan

8V2

Jan

Feb

"

7

4

9%

23%

9%,
23%

3 Va

3%

3%

10

Jan

110

105

1,800

21%
3 Va

Apr

7%

1,500

Apr

Apr'
Jan

5

4Va
i"

•

Feb

9%

3% Mar

100

8

Jan

'

25% Mar

Jan

800

3%

7%

•

8

8% Mar

1,400
1,100

22%

33% Mar

_4%

Feb1

...

Corp.!

6%

3,000

4%

Feb

6"%

1,100

11%

Apr

13V4

10%

11

11

32

IV2

-1%

3%

1

9%

Jan

.500

7%

3

h

8,000

2 ft
30 %

i

Jan

1%

600

7%

10c

7%

7%

8

1,000

7%

Apr

_1

E

8

7%

7%

3,800

618

Jan

Feb
Jan

8-%

Jan

1

3Vb

3%

Apr

7%

Apr

37

Realty Corp—
-.7%

Jan

4 % Mar
'

Jan

10c

Jan'

32 V2

Mar

32

Feb

8%

Apr

2%

400

3,200

'

-

1%

2,700

3%
33

Apr

11V4 Mar

Apr

250

tf'U 2 Va

Feb

-

32%

33

—66%

200

8 l",T

32%

2i"o

-2%
32-%

10,200

12

8fd

1
.

1,100

5%

*

*

Jan

2 Va

11%

1

Jan

6

Apr

1 %

4%

-1%

5%

(Del)—_2.50

4

•37% -jan

4."

2%

Co

Mines Ltd

s'a

12

s

Jan

7%

Jan

4%

Jan

4,800

108% 110

.2.50
1

,

300

10

10

.

Jnc

4

9%

110

1

Inc

Prophet

Providence
Public

Gas

Service

4V4%

•

Puerto

1

convertible

SI.25

__

12 Va

23%
24 V'4

1,100

1

14 Va

14

14'/a

1,700

10%

200

24

n%

-*

••

.-

5.400

series

93%

93%

93%

25

20c

58

57%

58 Va

900

*

10%

10%

•

.

25%

25

26 7

Jan

8%

Jan

7%

'

Jan

*

4% Mar

Jan
Jan

Quebec Lithium

Quebec

Saxon

Paper

1

9

8%

9'a

Corp

Fisher

&

Sayre

Industries

Raino Inc

2%

2 i'o

2%

Screen

I—

.20c
1

Estate

_

ZI~—
._

_

Seaboard

World

Sealectro

Corp

Airlines

12%

1

7%

18

18

18

8

%

Feb

28%

.Jan

10

Feb

2%

31 b

Jan
Jan

Jan

Feb

34

8%

Jan

10% Mar

Feb

11%

6%
17%

Jan

Jan

9%

7 Va Mar

HVa

Feb

16

Jan

19 5

Jan

Feb

a

14%

Feb

26 7

Jan
Mar

19%

10,300

l'/a

Inc

..

Jan

lft

6%

1 Va

57b

10%

1,700

%

1,300

5

Jan

11%

5,400

8Va

Jan

5

Feb

6

5%

.•v900

9:%

9%

400

478

—

,

5 Va

5%

2,500

3%

24,600

16%

20%

23

127b

13%

8%

8 %

8

3 Va

1,600

5%

28,500

7%

77b

9 V4

8
7

4%
6%

1,600

7

Jan

9 Va

9%

1,800

7

Mar

12

Jan

7%

9,200

6

Feb

8

Mar

13

Remington Arms Co Inc

Jan

..1

47b

1.600

Mar

5%

Jan

4%

Jan

Servomechanisms

Inc

_

9%

97b

900

9

Mar

Mining

5

6

6%

6%

1,800

5

Jan

Water & Power

♦

27%

2774

28

18,100

26%

Jan

28

Feb

12.50

81%

80%

82

6,300

74%

Feb

83 %

J an

96 %

96 %

10

"%

23,800

26 Va

18,000

.

preferred

.

..

....

Silicon "Transistor

Canada

-

/<T

—,___2

Lighting Inc

...

25%

25%

American
Simmons

$3

1%

800

2

Simpson's Ltd
Singer

Airways

Sonotone
Soss
South

Manufacturing
Coast
Corp

Southern
5Yo

Resistcflex
?

Corp

Restaurant

^

original

preferred
preference
preference

500

28

Jan

30

Jan

41JA

Jan

50

Feb

5.74

6

6

'

15 Vb

16%

6 %

6 Vb

6V4

3,200
1,700

7%

678

7 Vb

800

%

4.48%

convertible

cumulative

4.24 '/«

cumulative

preferred
preferred

cumulative

preferred

Southern

California
Realty &

Ridgeway

Corp

Rio AJpcm
V

;

Mines Ltd
Warrants series A

For

_i

16 %

3,200

15

/4

F'eb

1-7%

Jan.

2,900

27 Va

Jan

33%

Fern

367b

9,200

31%

Jan

37% Mar

30%

30%

263/8

26%

Apr

a

22 34

Jan

Apr

28% Mar

Jan

23 V4

Apr

200

23;%

Feb
Feb

'23 V2

Jan
Jan

Dredging Corp common
preferred

Metals

Standard

Stanley

Aviation

Industries

Starrett

(The)

Feb

Apr

Mar

14%

Apr

100

143.,

7,900

474

874

9

674

67H

1%

17«

213/s

Mines

class

9% Mai-

»

200

13% Mar

4%,

5,800

1334

13 7

.474

4%

of

13%

131/4

1374

2,600

11

31V4

31%

1,100

30

Feb

Co

614

4%

Jan

9 %

Jan

;

19,900

18

Jan

1 %

Feb

28

5,600

22 Va

Jan

28%

Feb

3

8,400

2%

Jan

3%

Feb

Jan

12'%

Feb

800

8 % Mar

11%

Jan

800

17% Mar

18%

Jan

16 %

Jan

20% Mar

7%

n

1

277a

25%

274

274

9%

17%

17%

17%

1974

19 VB

197

it

1,500

footnotes,




18,500

8 VB

3,000

Jan

8%

20%

20%

3,400

19% Mar

23.%'

•,

13%

"

13 74*" 14

5,200

12 Va

Jan

15%

Feb

Jan

14%

Feb

8

1

"l%

10c

127/8

H

1,600

17%

137a

_5

10 Va

17%

200

16%

Feb

17% Mar

1%

32 Vb

Apr
Feb

40

Jan

19%

Jan

26 7 e,

Apr

1%

138
-—

„

see page

34.

Apr

Stylcn

Jan

Sunair

Electronics

Sunset

International Petrol Corp

14%

1.800

3,200
100

•

4%

Jan
Jan

18%

7

Feb

9

1%

Jan

2%

6%

h 6,900

10%

Jan

i7r.

8,200

%

Jan

.

Jan

Feb

8% Mar

Jan

r

,

12%
.

Jan

%

Jan

.

26%

16%
5%

6,600

/

47 s

Corp.

1

new..,.

6%

Ltd
Superior Window Co class A.
Supermarkets Operating Co

6%

6

__1

%'■

_10c

3,1C0
8,700
1,900

1%
17

2%

...

11

7 %
46%
.

1%

1074

5%

leb

8%

Jan

Feb

6

2%

Jan

7 Vb

Jan
jan

Jan

6

300

a4

17%

600

13%

274

2,000

1%

11

Jan

%

11

2%

Jan
Apr

2,100

17,403

17

4Va

\

67b

13

Jan

5

l Ya Mar

1,000

2

6

25c

50c
Supronics Corp
25c
Swenee Paper Corp.—......
i__;
1
Symington Wayne Corp "warrants"
Syntax Corporation
^
2

6%

6,300
'

1%

...—

l7/8

10c

Supercrete

5 Va

"5

5

,

4

Inc.

Feb

13 r*

25%

13%

Apr
Jan

Feb

778

20 7'a

474

Jan

4

400

Jan

50c

10c

26 %

Corp

b% Ma

11

1

Mar

Apr

1,800

*

l

Struthers

5

Jan

r

Apr

7%

%

*

Feb

Jan

Jan

1

i

Co

82%

3%

Jan

32%

3%

■>

;

Wells

Jan

Jan

600

5%

3%

8 Vb" *8%

__5

Corp

4%

1,200

57 b
3S4

8 %

9

17%
14

"

574
3%

& Shop Inc

Stop

Jan

31 Va

10c

Canada Ltd

(J B)

4

Mar

1

11

25*Ta. Mar

13%

Stratham Instruments Inc...
Parts

Feb

Jan

50c

Co

Jan

24%

Feb

1

Corp common
preferred

Steel

2-a

Jan

7%

9

1

A

convertible

50c

Jan

%

18%

1

Jan

Jan

J.

Apr

23%

2574

.1

14

1,100

3,200

6;%

12

8V4

6%

210

8 34

25 %

i0c
Ltd

11

16,700

8% Mar

3,000

8%
25%

,

4% Mai-

6,700

2174

1

Jan

72%

5.200

1,700

20,300

2

.

10

900

1

-

Corp

Inc

4 %

77%

1

1

Corp..

Uranium

18%

___l

Co

Tube class B

Stanrock
Star

<

Inc...

Standard-Thomson

Mar

2% Jan
74% Mai-

20

Co

Products

17

3c

Forgings Corp

Shares

1,900

7774

21%

1'

Jan

3,700

4%

6%

Feb

25

25

3

10 Va

__

82

; 17%

3

1

Co___

86% Mil-

200
1.800

lc

Paint

Mar

85 3 4

2334
.24%

17

13%
474
;

convertible

Apr

1%

2,300

>

%

Jan
Jan

773 4

_l

13

12

32 Va

27%

22%

A_50c

Jan

11%

Jan

Feb

23%

84

1

%

il%

29%
26 Va

24%

23%

:_5

6,900

_*

250
300

f

""

3

Standard

Feb

1

common...

Jan

30%

17

Brands

2

2%

8 V4

34

1

Standard

Inc

7%

Jan

6% Mar

30

Corp__2
•

"warrants"!.

Corp
Sports Arena Inc

Chemical

16%

!

15%

25

Stephan

7%

Mar
Mar

7Va

26%

25

Petroleum

Utilities

Rand

Stepan

2%

6
17

16 Va

25

Jan

15%

Jan

6 Ve Mar

30

25

4.08%

.

13

7%

11

35%

25

U

16%

5% Mar

800

f

15%

25-

%

—

Jan

540

8.33%

preferred

Stetson

_10c

Jan

16

48

12.50

Apr
Jan

__50c

49 V4

California Edison—

Feb

__1

Associates Inc

Rico Argentine Mining Co.:

Mar

29%

l

Jan

4%

Jan

46 Va

__l

Oil Co

Penn

3%

4

Jan

2Va Mar

28%

1

3%

*

li

20 Va

M
4

12 Vb

1

Jan

5-

46%

£1

Jan

5

Jan

12% Mar

50c

Inc

Corp

Jan

15%

Jan

%

28

1

Co

Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A

Slick

7%

13%

Apr

27%

Co Ltd—

Jan

4%

Jan

%
•

*
Oil

Manufacturing

9%

14%

1%

*

j.

Sinclair Venezuelan

Jan

12%

97% Mar
25

Mar

.

Feb

-

3% Mar

38

deposit receipts
Publishing—

2%

-

MaF

25

Feb,

Boardman

convertible preferred...

4%

5

Jan

Jan

9,800

11'

•7V4

Mar

%

Feb

91/2 Mar

Simca Automobiles—

3%

15%

96

800

41

-Ik

ftV

25c

:

4%

4V4

13

Jan

26 % Mar

10c '•

1,300

13%

11 %

2 !

i

:

650

23

10c

20c

Corp

12

*

:

Corp

Precision

Creek

%

100

;

of

Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum, Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Class B
:
1

Silvray

3% Mar

11%

Sherwin-Williams

Silver

900

Feb

9%

.

...

Sherwin-Williams Co common

4Yc

3%

4
"

17%

11%

..."

Corp.

Denn

Shawinigan

3%

Jan

#

Shoe

Shattuck

4

•'

20c

.

....

15%

16%

1

Leather Co_i

Seton

Shaer

_

..

.

18.100

1

Jan

Jan

360,500

_1

Republic Foil Inc
—r
Republic Industrial Corp..
Republic Transcon Indus Inc

Jan

11%

Feb

82

Feb

14%

6%

81

8% Mar

Feb

4% Mar

4 Va

3%

82

Apr
13% Mar

:

Feb

12%

lo

2%

23

Jan
Jan

5

Strong Cobb Arner Inc
Co

9 %

6%

3

-

Jan

5% Mar

2,300

5Va
7 Vo

:>

10

Jan

1

Insurance

Feb

5% Mar

9% Mar

19,700

%

3

1

.

1

Reliance

Jan

6% Mar

Feb

,

Jan

11V4

Jan

13

1

3%

3%

13

%

1

22

_

10%

3

Feb

22%

8%

6%

27

1

Apr

20%

12%

3,200

1

5 c.

22 %

Jan

11%

.

3%

1%.

Jan

19 %

3

11%

1%

1%

19%

1

(The) Company
-__i
Sterling Aluminum
Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)

_

Pump Co.

21% Mar

200

2,900

2.800
.

200

22 Va

19,100

Stelma

7%

22 V2

22%

"

12,400

$1.60

10%

4,900

7%

22

%

11% Mar

23

7

Jan

.

10%

Jan

9

23 % Mar

5,900

7

Mar

-

3V4

12% Mar

14 %

Feb

5,400

7

21

167 b

62

41,900

7%

Jan

9%

Jan

49%

13%

1

Feb

4

;-

13%

92% Mar

267a

.

Jan

3%

kar.

9%

Feb

12%

22%

.: 31

13%

Apr

23%

20%

17

1

14 Ve

13%

22%

3V8 Mar

.

2% Mar,

3

94%

of America-

...

Warrants
Reda

V'- 22

1

Inc__.
_

Latz Inc
Servo Corp of
America

Jan

3,500

11%

11

11%

7%

11

.1

&

12 %

—

7%

Jan

-1474. Jan

Inc

Bros

Seligman

cumulative,

26%

1

Corp

Jan

:

Security Freehold Petroleums.
Seeburg (The) Corp

cumulative

3,500

■

1

A

Jan

7%

2V4

.

.%

«

Jan

Investment

Properties

Jan

2%

1.700

27u
10%

3.50

_

..

Industries

Season-All

Steel

Class

20%

4,400

_.

4.56%

.10

_

...

Trust of America

Real

100

3%

1

.

...

4.78 Yo

40C

_

Real

.

9%

9

9%

*

class A

Rayette Co Inc.

20%

:

5%

Inc

Gems

Feb

1.000

25c

_

Inc

Rapid-American Corp...
Rath Packing Co

20-78

3,400

■

10%

V

Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
Seaboard Plywood
& Lumber..

Standard

_

1.500

10

_

Standard

Inc

3%

25c

Co

25%

R

Ramer

3%

com

23% Mar

2,100

1

_

3%

...

_

Speedry Chemical Products class
Shoe Corp..

■

4,300

'

Sperry

class A

5,100

3%

-20

_

_

Standard

Inc

2%

16%

l.f

convertible preferred

6%

Jan

32%

Enterprises

47b Mar

2%

50c

Standard

Ramcc

Jan

Jan

27a

22%

(Del)

Southern

3,500

a

Power' Co

Radiation

Jan

13%

Mar

374

Feb

3V4 Mar

16 Va

*

Spencer

Corp

10
-

12%

1274

3%

.20

...

Industries

Feb

Q
Inc

v..

Jan

•'

Royalty Co
.;
Speed-O-Frint Business Machines

Importers

900
4,400

Jan

574 Mar

16%

16 pesos

Southland

Quality

r

8Va

9V4 Mar

*

Jan

Feb

1074

1

Ltd

23 Va

600

10%

—5

;

Co

900

2,200

a

4%

4

3%

preferred

21%

"

100

Telephone Co.

274

6

•4%

1

_

Milling Co Ltd

Savage Arms Corp

Colorado—

Puritan Sportswear Corp—

Fyle-National

11%
23%

24

20

preferred
Rico

12

4 Va

4.22%

-

-

of

3.%

1,500

4%

4

1

Mfg Co Inc common.
preferred.:
(The) Company

Progress

12

12

*

Inc

Petroleums

South
Proctor-Silex Corp..

10"'

*

...

A

Preston

Jan

6 %

50c

Inc

Prentiee-Kall

3%

~7%

"

Corp

Microwave

Precision-ware

600

3%

10c

Royalties- Ltd

Lambert

&

4 Va

9%

•__!*

Canada

of

29

50c

Alexander

&

Corp

Apr

1

Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Power

24 %

~4

50

Poloron Products class A

PowdreB

2,200

l

Polymers Inc
Atwood'Mfg Co
,
Pneumatic Scale!
".J.
Elect ronics

25%

4 %

.1

Plastic Materials &

Polarad

24%

25%

4

Plume• &

Mar

2%
10 V4

Jan

13

8% Mar

1,000

9%

2%

1% Mar

5,000

9%

10c

Inc

<"Mar

2

2%

% 10%

series preferred_

Sarcee

Jan

10 pesos

Railways Co

Industries

10

series preferred

Seem an

Corp

3,300

Corp Ltd

Salem-Brosius

8%

>

Jan

1

& Lake Erie

Pittsburgh

11%

10%

..50c

9

Jan

Pharmaceutical

Inc.!

Feb

Russ Togs Inc class A.___
:
Ryan Consolidated Petroleum.^...
Ryerson & Haynes..
1

7% Mar

8%

5

Industries

7

11

1

5%

4,600

1

Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips' Screw Co
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki Aircraft Corp

3% Mar

2.100

4 V4 Mar

7% Mar

4,100

8%

1

Co Ltd
Inc.".

400

10%

Industries

1,300

5

Rusco Industries

_

Philips Electronics &

7%

8

1

400

10

Phillips-Eekhardt Electronics

7%

4%

8 Va

lc

7 Tit

23%

10c

Jan

4%

Diego Gas & Electric Co—

Jan

5

Apr

374

7%

50c

San

19%

42%

4%

1

Jan

1,200

*

500

5

4%

22%

1%

Jan

1

3% Mar

22

10

374

5

Inc

400

22%
•

Apr

200

;

4%

Royal School Labs Inc
Oil

Jan

17

4

Rox'oury Carpet Company
Royal American Corp.....

RUsseks Fifth

14

Jan

4 5 it

Inc.

Products

Royalite

Apr

13%

18.400

4

11%

5

Rosenau Brothers Inc
Rowland

300

4 Va

1.50

Jan

5.700

30c

Carlos

Jan

2.50

:

i

:

Raceway Inc

San

19%

Minerals

Oils &

Inc

11%
17

4

£1

Jan

200

25c
;■

regis

ord

iJ

22%

1
(Mass) .20

Inc

rets

17

1

tV Jan

22%

1

Long Island Inc
Perfect Circle Corp

dep

11%
16 V8

«

;

Rollins
Rolls

85

1

;

7,600

22%

1

Corp

Pep Boys (The)
Peppereli Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of

F....100

...

Jan

Feb

23%

2.50

:

pfd

.

7%

'

7%

77/a

i

Dredge Ltd

4%

20c

4% Mar

60%

18%

2

Co

Elec

Inc

Inc

104% Mar

51% Mar

11,700

•

Traffic

&

Products

3%

3%

1

Corp

Consolidated

Penn

Gas

Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp

Savoy
Pato

Technical

common

%

*«

i7r.

?

;

10c

E_

B

■

__

A—

class

Jan

4,300

20

38 %

—1
vtc__2 Bol
1

Corp class A

200

59%

19%

Company

10 Va Mar

1,700

58%

—

—

11%. Jan

Feb

104

100

98 % Mar

2

Pen

Class

Jan

25 Va

96%

3 %

__50c

__—

Park Electrochemical

97%

25%

240

102 %

143% 146
97 %

Feb

110

~

98

24%

pfd-

27%, Mar

.

Jan

6%

Light 5%
Markets

Super

Apr

24%

4,400

101

97 %

102%

102 %■

.

Paddington Corp class A
Page-Bersey Tubes
Pall Corp. class A
Pancoasta] petroleum (C A)

Feb

9%

590

4%

100
"•

1

Telep—
Ltd.—

22%

Jan

24 Va

2

Bell

Petroleums

Pacific

Robinson

Feb

Airlines

Northern
Northwest

Feb
Mar

~9%

preferred——-,.——*

dividend

$4.36

13%
22

33%

Lighting $4.50 preferred—
$4.40 dividend preferred—
$4.75 -dividend preferred
—.—*
$4.75 conv
dividend preferred
*

Pacific

Jan

Jan

"9%

Pacific

Pacific

10

1,600

33%

Inc

Industries

Pacific

11%

"9%

A—25
redeemable 1st preferred—-25
redeemable 1st preferred—25
redeemable 1st preferred—25

4.50%
?

1st

1st preferred—_—;—
1st preferred—
redeemable 1st preferred
redeemable 1st pfd series

5%

Mar

34

Jan

pfd—25

Inc

6%

Electric

25%

25
25
1

Yo

5%

v?

Properties

&

800

20

11%

11%

1

common

preferred—
2nd pfd A

conv

33%

33

8

Products.

Clay

Finance

3,000

7%

7%

4.600

4334

4634

37.1C0

2% Mar
9^% Mar
£1/.

Tan

Jan
Jan

\l Mar
1%
20

3%
12 %

Apr
Jan

Jan
J

n

8%

Feb

46%

Aur

34.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1446)

AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK

Las|

Ranee

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

of Prices

American Stock

for Week

Sale Price

Shares

>

American Stock Exchange

Low

Par

Lew

High

—-5
10

40

39%

41

9

8%

9

*

48

Indus

Inc--——-i.—67c

12%

11%

.48%
16%

Tastee

Freez

12'Ac

25%

22%

26%

21

19%

21

10%

10%

10%

Technical' Material
Technical

*
-1

Ino

Tel-A-Sign
Telectro

.—:

Inc

Operations

Technicolor

Inc

Corp,

.;

Corp.,

Teleregister Corp.
Warrants

47

'A

1%

20c
10c
1
*

A

Industries

TelePrompter

~2%

Last

Sale Price

Jan

9

Apr

4%

2%

1 %

10c

3V2

Inc—25c

5'/a

Tenney Engineering Inc..*—
Electronics

Terminal-Hudson

Apr

18,600

18 Vb Mar

29%

Jan

Alsco

Inc

• Amer

23% Mar

Baldwin

Jan

11%

Belock

2,100

1%
4

3 Va

Jan

2J4

1,200
3,300

59,600

.2%

Apr
1

2,500

,

1 Va Mar

3%

1,600

.„3'AMar

21,300

,

4%
98 %

%

Bloomfield

6%%

Texstar

Corp

10c

Textron

Electronics

Textron

Inc

Thew

Inc

%

50c

_

6 '4

BSF

Jan

Brandywine

Co

Co

1,600
8,300

23

20%

.1,700

Corp

6s

6%

Aug

1

1970

Co

1972

Jan
Feb

6V2S

15%

Feb

Delaware

24

Feb

Low

59%

277

10C %

58

93%

April-Ocf

93 %

105

Quar-Feo

25

24

109'A

tl27%

deb

2%s

1977

series

convertible

Raceway

:

A

April-Oct

1970

1969

Assn

108

—Juae-Dec

93%

June-Dec

6s

1978

82%

June-Dec

'

127%

106

115%

92

82'

112

127 Va

.

90'A

84

92'A

71'A

$100

—

95%
84

100

110

*91

.

64

68 %

5

—

108

•

102%

62

84

82%

109

62

84%

65

93%

83 %

1975_Ja7i-July

High

27

91

100

100%

100%

101%

Jan

%

Jan. 1, 1963

No

42

J 58%

j«»«-Dec

7s

series A
1998

Range Since

Sold

97

April-Oct
1994—June-Dec

debs

3'As

Chemical

56

1972

Jan

Feb

',

10% Mar

Power

sub

5%s

7%

;

5% Mar

13%

22%

5

6%

12%

inc

4s

tjune-Dec

Bonds

Hieh

Building Indus Inc—

Edison

7%

Jan

,

n

.

fe

1314

"warrants".

Shovel

%

.,

Elec

conv

Boston

101%

Jan

99

Pump

Steel

Jan

4%

Apr

25

4,400

.6

99

$4.56 pfd

&

Montrose

2%

•.

conv

Instrument

Chicago
Texas Power & Light

6%s

Bethlehem

Jan

Apr

Realty & Petroleum

2-/4

1% iviar

15,100

Jan

6%
6V2

Va Mar

4% Mar

1 %

Jan

1974

Appalachian

Feb

8%

sub

debs

Steel

16%

Feb

5%s

American

2,500

2%
>

Apr

Low

21,700

5 '4

..

3%

4%

11%

22 Va Mar

6%

.

2%

1%

39,700

48%

Apr

2%

5%

1

42%

Range
Friday's

or

Bid & Asked

Mar

8

2,100

.1%'

.

2%

514
6%

'■2---.-^*.—.—-

.

Industries Inc

Television

42

250

Co

39% Mar

3,300

preferred
Tampa Electric

Week's

Interest
Period

4%

,

FridayBONDS

Inc

-

Exchange Bonds

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

High

T
Talon,

Monday, April s, 1963

.

Sales

Week'*

Frldm

■.

.

.

Jan

Transit

Coburn

Credit

Authority

Co

Davega Stores

Inc

3%s

1978...-.

1976

6s

Jan-July

convertible
Lack

&

subord

148

122

150

119

118%

150

9

32

V: v..

.debs

1975

RR—

Western

$101% 102'A

Mar-Sept

...

Corp— /*./; ./,•:■ : /••'.: '•
:

*12%

9 V"

12%

38»2

39'A

8

16

Feb-Aug

16

2

0'-

85

p :

Lackawanna of N J Division—

f

J

•

10c

Markets

Thriftimart
Tobacco

Inc

Inc..

2

2 ;•

.'1%

Jan

10

Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred
Thorofare

12

11%

12

400

11

Feb

16%

16.%

16%

700

I6V2

22%

22%

22%

2,000

____25c

1

A

class

2'/a

5,300

AZ

2r"»

Tower

Universal

Town

Photolab

Trans

Lux

Trans

World

21%

21%

200

92%

93%

200

90 %

3%

3%

1,600

3J4

3 >4

4

3%

3%

1

Corp.—

"3%

1

.

Inc

5c

Corp

13

Transue

&

Forging
Trav-ler

Williams

15,900

8

9%

Inc

1

4

1014

Feb

3% Mar

Jan

5'/a

Corp

Jan

6%

Apr

9'/a

Jan

10

9'A

800

10%
39
35

.

4

10%

Jan,

4%

'Mar

Jan
Jan

11%
39

Apr

29

35

9% Mar

1,500

6%s

Gulf

Foam

1981

6s

6s

debs

73

54%

Hartfleld

Afay-Nov

89%

April-Oct

1981

conv

1977

Chemical Corp
Co of Canada

Gas

Union

Investment

Union

Stock

5

of

Omaha.,

Asbestos

United

17%

12%

50c

1

Jan

1

United

Elastic

United

United

Improvement

United

Milk

United

Molasses Co

Apr

United
S

N

dep
RR

J

Air

lf\

4
1

2,900

13
•

Jan

Hudson

Stores

5V2S

1981.

conv

7s

1 Va

37%

1,200

9%

8%

9%

10,100

7

4%

4%

4 '/a ;

4,000

4

Manhattan Corp 1st
Hydrometals
Inc
6s
1972.:

•

Italian

Power

Kaltman

36

Co

Realization

6s

1977

Chemical

National

Canals

6s

Ceramic
Natural

Gas

S

Rubber

Reclaiming

Co

7%

7%

1

7%

7%

6

6

,

Co..

Stockyards Corp
1
Universal American Corp-^Series

j

5'4

i

1955

25c

1962

Warrants

2%

2%

General

Research

Jan

9%

Jan
'

■

Apr

5 Va. Jan

Feb

6V4

Jan

5%

2%

2'A

5%

5%

Sugar

'

10%

o

5

Jan

7%

Apr

6

Jan

8'/a Mar

v.5% Jan
5V8

7

Jan

"..

5%

Jan
Jan

2%

Jan

2%

Jan

2%

Jan

3

•

2'A Mar

5%

1,600

4%

30,700

5'A

Jan

100

3l'A

Apr

93%

Jan

6,900

8%

Jan

9%

2,200

9%

Jan

~

9

10%

A

11

Nuclear

Tr

6%%

liq

tr

ctfs

;

Public

Rapid

of America

Jan

5

Mar

6

4% Mar

.25c

11%

3%

3% 1

8%

9'A

3

3%
7%

3,800

9%

9%

4,100

.

Vita Food
VTR

Products.,

;

7'A

...2

Co

9%
19%
11%

.25c

Manufacturing

*

Inc

9%

r

3,000

6.%

25c

Vogt

due

6s

America

III

■

19%

—

-

'

5'A

.-

Jan

7'/2s

1984—

5%s

7%

6%
11%

Feb

6s

Harbor

Southern

3'As
3s

Jan

•

9 % Mar

1,800

15%
10%

Jan

<5'A

700

s'

Jan

debs

debs

debs

Water

series

A

70

8

86

99%

61

V:.:

79

50
9 6'A

69

46'A

122

122

1C3

2

104

120

70

-

46

1

48'A

115

127

2

103

106%

116'A 120%

276

112

124 'A

102'A 103'A

'

April-Oct
Quar-Mar

11

102

104

1976

105% 105'A
85%
85%

__

„

Jan-July

:

115%

Feb-Ocf

111

61

/

.

4

A

104'A

2

115%

61

' 96%

82 Va

206

105

18

61

66

Co

6s

96%

96%.

30

92 'A

92 »A

108%
88

115%
77

98 %

96%

5

98 'A

Jan-July
1998—Jan-Julp

1967—

20

90

94 %

127

127

98
93

97%

$94%

May-New

'

90

Jan-July

87

.Feb-Aug

1977^

100

94%

124

86.

90

96 %

86'A

90

86

88

($84

90

l

127

90

100

67

333

V

-

V

//■•;

1972.1

Corp—

;

1976

'

Z:'V

86%

-

3

,93%

85 V

91%

72

84

85

85

;

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series

D

.

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series

4%s

series

3%
8

—

13%
.

'

:

series

J

!

;

M

1985

series

N

1986

4'As

series

4'As

series

O

—

—

1987

P

1987

I

;

98 7A

99%

66

$85'A

;

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87

88%

87

87

$92'A

93%

93

83 'A

90'A

86%

87

.t

93

$85

__

89

$92 %

1

87

87%

92%

-

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26

99'A

93',2

101%

102

-A.

.

94%

86

.

89

92'A

—

:

101'A

(100
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99%

85

1

.

V

$86%
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98%

"A.—

1

■■■

88%

87

•

Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
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Mar-Sept
April-Oct
Alap-Nov

1985

series

;

Feb-Aug
Jan-Aug

1983

L

4%s

Feb

;
....

1982

K

series

4'As

Jan

5%

1982

$85

98Vt

Feb-Aug
April-Oct

;

1982

series

5s

20'A Mar
¬

H

I

4%s

Jan

;

1981—

47As

Jan
Mar

May-Nou

Mar-Sepf
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

:

1978

1979—
G

Jan

1981

1965

1976.—

E

F

series

3s

C'1976

series

series

Corp 3s

Edison

1973

series

Apr

10%

>

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1973.

B

Feb

.

Jan

900

7s

California

series

3%s

"

20

Gas

warrants)

sub

conv

Safe

"

6% Mar
•

Co

(without

4'A

Jan

2%

"

&

Broadcasting & Devel

10'A

3'A Mar

15,500

11%

11

>

•

1,500

Electric

subord

conv

Reeves

11% Mar

6'A Mar

2,300

3%

9'A
3 'A

...1

Coke

11%

1

...

&

11

500

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Instrument

Virginia Iron Coal

of

American

5%s

3s

6%

8

99

104

Afap-Nov

Corp,-5%s 1974
Corp 5s 1976

Realty Equities Corp—

3%s

(The)

Corp

Service

3'As

6'A

17

68

46

..April-Oct
1978

1970

2%s

6%

72

•65. ;..v

__

69

Power 1st mortgage 3%s 1968
—April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971
April-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3'As 1984
June-Dec

Feb

9

93%

2% Mar

31'A

'

84%

78%

$97%

65
.

Ohio

Feb

8,000

4%

9

*>

77%

Apr

1,000

'

'

__

3%

1,400
,

'0}

70'A

1973—June-Dec

199% Mar

3 l'A

4%
17.78
...

Jan

Jan

500

2%

2%

4%

Jan

3,800
1,000

11

100

82 'A

84

94'A

Jan

2

2,800

2%

2%
.

Universal Controls Inc
Universal Insurance
Universal Marion Corp

7%
6%

2%

1

Automated Industries Inc.lOc
Container Corp cl A com.lOc

Victoreen

82 'A

81%

98

88

Feb

154%

7,300

7%

5'4
'

110

3%

"

United

Series

199

3 '4

1

;

:

Warrants

196

50c
!_1

62

87%

19

83 V>

1982—Jan-July
1
——Jan-July

.

4%s

Hess

National

National

1i96

4% Jan

100

Corp

S

Valve Corp

Bellas

Jan

41

Mar

Jan

Apr

3it

Jan

-

;

4%

,

Mar

5%

10c

73

53

3

Jan

3'As

regis—.

,

90

June-Dec

debs

conv

&

22%

':r.

'Jan

3iV Jan

37%

37

Jan

21%

*

ord

U

Utah-Idaho

1%

69%

36

98

88V4

—

U

Universal

8,400

12 %
•

5

U S

Universal

3 inu

100

Investing—2.60

&

Conditioning
Tile

2,500

19%

17% Mar.

Ltd—

rets
&

400

4%

10 Va

Apr

17% Mar

1

^

Products

American

U

Corp

12%
22 %

l'A

Foods Inc....

7%

1,900

4%

3 %

..._

4,800

12%

4%

Corp..

Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc

8

17%

22%

-—20

Aircraft Products'

United

7%

17%

—4

Co

Yards

United

7%

*

42

11'A

2

56 »A
,

82%

Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982_->—May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar Sept
Union

30%

jp

Corp—

deb

Hoffman International

Kawecki

Unexcelled

98

Feb-Aug

6%

73

53

98

1963— ^-April-Oct

1974

Land

sub

conv

38%

April-Ocf

subord

Corp

American

6%s

...May-Nov

1993..-.—_Map-Nov

May-No 1

5%s

Development

General

1993.:

B

1976

Inc

Builders

General

A

series

Realty & Construction Corp—

wts

ex

General

4s

Jan

32 Va Mar

600-

19,800

National

series

4s

mortgage

13% Mar

Feb

4 Va

mortgage

1st

Fotochrome

Feb

'/% iviar

200

4%

v.*

10
36 '4

,39

,t,

.

9%

First

Feb

4%

Jan

12

800

33%

*

——

Temper

i,doo

6%

7%

*

—

Triangle Conduit & Cable Co..
Tri-Continental "warrants"
True

13%

5%

94%

-

Steel

Corp

Industries

13

Jan;

Jan

2%

400

7%

23 V2

3% Mar

21.700

614

1

__

"warrants"

Airlines

Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A corn—10c

Jan

7iV Mar

,

21V4 Mar

92%

•

Jan

3V» Feb

Jan

21%

1st

Feb

24%

"

deposit rets def registered—L5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
.20
Toledo Edison 4'A'%
preferred
100

Feb

18%

Jan

6i!

deposit

Amer

Tonopah Mining of Nevada

2%
13

Apr
21 Va Mar

Security Trust Co Ltd—
rets ord registered__5s

Amer

—

104%
105

103'A 103 %

1

103

102'A 102 %

2

102%

104% 105

5

104%

106

10

100'A

103%

102%

104'A

100%

101%

100%

102

100% 100%

1003,/

$102
$96

May-Nop

103%

100'A

101'A 102

*

8

104'A
-

w
Wagner
7%

Baking

Southern

common

preferred

Waltham
Webb
$6

&

Precision

Knapp

series

...

2%

43'A

Cp.

Chemical

%

*

69%

1.25
50c

4.40%

Western

Nuclear

American

dep

Invest
ord

Co

Wilson

Newspaper

22%

23'A

Apr

5

Jan

•

22

Jan

24'A

Feb

94'A

Jan

V 500
L

Ltd—~

Inc..

10c

A...

Industries

.10

~

Co

1

IZZIZ—1

...

__Z
__Z

American

dep rets crd
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%

...._i
"

Jan

3

April-Ocf

Service

Inc

debs

6s

94%

Jan-July

91%

Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug

1973

94'A

94%

3

91%

.

91%

5

$93'/b

—

—

94'A
9

l'A

95'A
91%

■

9 3'/a

94%

87%

92

89

3'A

U

Improvement

6s,. conv

S Natural

Washington
Webb

«fc

subord
Gas

&
debs

6%

Water

'

90

76

77'A

13

66%

92

Mar-Nov

1973

Investing

92%

7

90'/b

95%

5

3

lUar-Nov

1976

conv

Power

sub

Knapp Inc 5s debs

May-Nou

.

debs

3'As

77'A

Corp—
1977

94%

Feb-Aug

1964—

$163

1974__:

90

100

June-Dec

65

180

140'A

$99'A 100

June-Dec

98%

99 V,

62

70%

63'A

Jan

51

65

164

Jan

iV

8,900

(a

Jan

'A

Jan

22 'A

600

19'A

Jan

25'A

Feb

700

22%

Jan

2 5'A

Feb

10%

10%

10%

300

9%

Jan

Feb

us

3,700

%

Feb

12'A
1J

%

.

%

■

22

22

12 Va

1%

12'A

1%

M%

16'A

16'A

100

21% Mar

800

9%

Jan

700

l'A

Feb

200

U

14%

Jan

Foreign Governments and Municipalities

Jan

12%
2

BONDS

5'A

Feb

6

Feb

•

Baden

(Germany)

13%

Jan

17

Feb

•

Danzig

Port

6%

8,100

V.5%

Jan

1,200

14%

Feb

2j\,

2'A

24,100

1%

Feb

7%

3,600

2'A

6%

6%

10

18

Va
17%
7

i'e

95%

Jan

11

Feb

13%

18'A

17%

400

16%

Feb

7 A

100

6%

Jan

2% Mar

"%

""%

1,600

U

Jan

19% Mar
101

8

Range Since
Jan.1,1963

Sold

7s

1951

Waterways

Jan-July
6'As

1952

$120

Jan-July

series

A

1967

4'As
•

series

B

1967

Hanover

(Prov)

Jan-July
1949

Low

7%;"

—
—

$97%
$95

■

—

Feb-Aug

High

__

$6%

Jan-July

6'As

No.

—

97%
V

V.

97'A

95

.

$110

95

—

~

Mar

Jan
Jan

Mar

2% Mar
1

&

5'As

Jan

130

Bonds

High

German Savings Bank and
Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—

Mar

Jan

£1

%

2

8%

15%

1 ,£>oi)

j.

Feb

17% M'ar

95

^8% 100
12

6% Mar

7%

Range
Friday's

Bid & Asked

Low

500

15%

or

-

16% Mar

3,100

6'A

Sale Price

Mar

5%

15'A

Last

Period

16'A

6%

Interest

Jan

15'A

15'A

Week's

Friday

22'A Mar

5%
15%

5c

—Z~Z~~~~40c

2% Mar

12'A

25

2

regis..

Apr
Mar

24%

pfd-~100

Machine..

Woodall Industries Inc.
Woolworth (F W » L d

~1
25

"a

22

1

.1 ._i

2

25

_i

;.~l

6%
.

96 VMar

22'A

1—II——10c

common

10

1970

Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6'As

4Ya

2,600

Ar

Jan

1,200
:

3'As

Jan

Jan

87

United

3

*

2%
l'A

Mar

Jan

2%

,_1

Food

4

2,700

2%

Szabo

Feb

16,600

_i0c

5% preferred
'Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4
%%
Wood

22%

Gas

Jan

3%

2%

Co.

&

Brothers

4%

*

Williams-McWilliams
C)

4 Va

shares.—_ls

Williamhouse (The) Inc

(R

Va

~4

% Mar
55

Mar

California

Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3'As 1970

40o

••".;

2%

Inc

Williams Brothers

Oil

310

•2%

Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil
Corp—

Williams

49,800

73%

ii
65

8%

Board—

White Eagle International
White Stag Mfg Co class

Wilshire

7%

95'A

Whippany Paper

Stores

4

Jan'

6%

Weyenberg Shoe

Wiebolt

Jan

95 'A

Stationery..
Manufacturing.

Feb

Jan

3%

_5c

rets

&

Feb

55'A

3

1——10c

Western Stockholders
Western Tablet

2%

Feb

2

6%

Inc

Jan

v,

200

ioc

Equities Inc

42

13,400

3%

pfd—100

Westbury Fashions
Western

l'A

10

2'A
%

2'A

1

Products^

Utilities

2'A

i^lOc

common..

...

Texas

1,300

7

1

preference

Company Inc..
Wentworth Manufacturing._L_
West

>

3%

*

10

Instruments

Inc

2%

43'A
<:-3%'

Weiman &

West

2'A

•
100

__4

;

...

Waitt & Bond Inc common
6%
non-cum
conv
preferred

Feb

Maranhao

stamped (Plan A) 2'As 2008
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972

Parana

stamped

Peru

(Republic
Sinking fund

Rio

de

Janiero

(Plan

A)

2%s

2008

May-Not'
June-Dec

66

68

100

100

"5

99

100

52

52

2

52

60

$65

i...Mar-Sepf

■

'

70

>

of)—
3s

Jan

stamped

1

1997

(Plan A)

47 %

Jan-July
2012—Jan-July
*

2s

1

47 VB
CD £

1

42 Vb
:

-.

47%'

47

64

47'A
49

49

*

Yale

Express System Inc

Yonkers

6%

Raceway Inc

class

A

25c

~~~

preferred

10%

25c

com

4'A
4',4

5

11'A

25,500

8

Jan

11'A

4

4V8

15,400

3%

Jan

Feb

4 'A'

No par value, a Deferred delivery transaction (hot included in
year's range),
d Ex-interest,
f Ex-liquidating
distribution,
g Ex-istock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
(not included in year's range),
r Transaction
for cash (not included in

4%

.700

V1 4%

3%

Jan

4%

Apr

tribution.

9%

Apr-

year'is

•

Z

x

Ex-rights,

Bonds being

t Friday's

bid

z

Ex-stock

Zion

Foous

Corp

CoZZZIZZZZ
Corp
ZZZ.
%




.......

traded flat.
and

ask

prices;

Zale

Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum

dividend.

16%

16 %

16 5 a

2,600

15%

Jan

17'A

Jan

§ Reported in receivership.

50c

5 Va

5 Va

5%

1,900

4%

Jan

6%

Jan

8 Va

7%

8%

15,100

1

4'A

4

4%

400

-

no

sales

being transacted

during

6%
4

Jan
Mar

8% Mar

4%

Feb

-

range),

t Ex-dis¬

-

.

,.

the

Abbreviations used

10c

-

.

.

current

week.

-

above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated: "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv/' convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c." voting trust certificates;
"w I," when iKs"ed; "w w," with
warrants; "x w," without warrants.
- ,r
,

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Number 6253

197

Volume

(1447)

OUT-OF-

-

>

STOCKS

LISTED

■

;

,

Last

■

..Range,,.

.

Low

Par

American

American

Motors

American Tel

Corp

Boston

&

Co

Edison

Providence

Calumet

Cities

Hecla

&

Service

Copper

Co

•

6%

•

1st

6%

National

class

B

Electric

Kennecott

Co

New

England

Tel

Co

64% Mar

Jan

19%

Jan

Jan

48 V*

Jan

59 Va Mar

3

56

31 %

Apr

37

Feb

48%

Apr

75

1.301

71% Mar

1,119

28

Jan >

313

20 V4

Jan

72%

34%
25%
73%

278

67%

Jan

14%

14%

22

20%

22%

12

12%

26 %
> 46%

47%

.

27

14% Mar

>7 79% Jan
34 % Mar

26% Mar
75

Feb

15%

-

Jan

348

18%

Jan

22%

Apr

120

9%

Jan

12 %

Apr

2,202

24%

Feb

27

Mar

1,374

43%
31%

Jan

49

Feb

Jan

36%

Jan

13%

Feb

16%

Feb

.

v,

-

>

35% 36 V4
14%
15Vs

__
14%

%

110

268

Apache

Company

Armco

Common
Automatic

Bell

Howell

&

Benguet

United

Fruit

*

United

Shoe

Co__

Machinery Corp com—25
Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Waldorf System Iric
*

54

Westinghouse

34%

Burion-Dixie

Business
Calumet

&

Hecla

Cdn- Export

Cincinnati

4%

Gas

pfd-.-_.
Milling

Cine
Cine

8.50

common.
.

.

_

Bell

Apr

22%

Feb

26%

Jan

4.100

13%

Apr

24%

24%

25%

2,600

23 Va Mar.

17%
26 %

Jan

93

23

23%

650

22 %

Jan

25 »■«

Jan

25 %

25%

26

500

23 %

Jan

26%

Feb

22

400

21 Va

Apr

24%

Feb

Cities

Jan

66%

Jan

21%

Jan

27%

Feb

Cleveland-Cliffs

Jan

55 V*

Coleman

49%

Jan

88%

Feb
Feb

7%

409
945
65

47%

34%

253

31%

54
30%

6% Feb

>

-

7%

Jan
Jan

37

Jan

Co

Columbia

900

35% Mar

400

28

41 % Mar 7

44%

Feb

Mar 7:

20%

Jan

Fairbanks

Range Since Jan.1,1963

Shares

Tire

Low

High

High

Flour

Mills

26 Va

Jan

29%

Feb

Fruehauf

50

26%

Jan

29%

Jan

F W

49%

Jan

Feb

24

Mar

5%

Jan

200

11% Mar

13 %

Jan

11%

12

k

IS

100

36%

37%

1.700

43%

44%

800

}|

100

.

96

28%

/

Chemical

DuBois

_

6,400

10%

Jan

72

Jan

600

56 %

Jan

29%

300

25%

Jan

30% Mar

96%

Kroger
S

Gamble

&

Jan

l87/a

Jan

28 Vn

1,500

267/a Jan

Apr
28% Mar

44% Jan
23% Feb
59% Mar

64%

27%

Playing

Card

_

_

49

3.600

27%

1,300

61%

61%

300

50 Vo

51%
7 21%
29%
29%

1,000

49%

1,000

17%

Jan

60

61%

2.800

28% Jan
55% Mar

18

19

5.900

16%

51%

21%

5

29%
61%

3

19

?

v

1

•

Electric

& Equip
Supermarkets

Allied

~4 %

~4%

2.600

33%

34%

1,800

46

46%

1,100

Jan

6*4

Jan

46%

49%

13.700

.Feb

49%

Apr

9%

9%

200

8%

Jan

10%

Jan

28%

29%

3.400

24%

Jan

29%

Apr

500

8%

Jan

10%

Feb

9

Feb

American

Metal

Associated

Borman

Food

Briggs

Products

1

Co_

Corporation

93 %

Jan

General

Candy Corp

41%

205

37 Va

Feb

41%

Apr

General

Dynamics

730

97%

Jan

104%

Feb

General

Electric

55%

10

45%

Jan

707

89% Mar

26

29%

_10

9%

5

10

10

7

380

26%

27%

2.100

25% Mar

73%

77

4.000 >

72 Va Mar

79%

*

803/o

79%

80%

1,100

78

85 Vs
%

•

16%

Jan

17%

Jan

Jan

23%

Jan

General

35%

Jan

Gen

25%

26

329

23%

26%

Jan

General

Tire

73

75

1.279

69 % Mar

75 % Mar

Gillette

(The)

Co

25

Jan

27 Va Mar

Goldblatt Brothers

8

•

35

33%

35

•

18

25%

24 7 8

24%

56% Mar

Jan

Budd

Co_—.
Co

Mfg

Company

Power

Continental

1

Detroit

Gasket

Detroit

Steel

Drewrys

&

Gar

Motors

Lakes

Mt

Clemens

Pante

Davis

Prophet
Rickel

Rudy

Metal

Elec

&

Co__—y__

Mar

44

International

Jefferson

49%

46%

49%

29%

28%

293 a

42

5,365
7 1,667

5%'

5%

65%

68%

65c

70c

25%

Apr

Ling-Temco-Vought

29 3/s

Jan

Apr

6 % Mar

68%

Apr

Marshall

lVe

Jan

Martin

McKav

Marietta Corp
Machine Co

Means

(F

700

2%

3%

Jan

118

7 Va

Apr

7%

Jan

200

3%

Jan

4%

Apr

21%

Jan

24%

Jan

1.175

1,567
400

Jan

34%

34%

100

6%

6%

300

6%

10%

10%

25

25%

2.521

24%

24%

100

2%
18

18

21%

s

6%

6%

Apr

Field

W)

Minnesota Mining &

the

round-lot

The weekly ranges for all the local issues,
traded

transactions

and

a

Wtodine

Mfg

Monroe

Chemical

Last

Sale Price
Par

Acme

Steel

Admiral

Advance
Allied
Allis

Co

4s3

Ross

Electronics

Aluminum

American

Co

of

(Un)

Cyanamid

American

American

Motors

1

Monsanto

Montgomery

Apr

National Distillers & Chem

Ward

National/Tile

&

Jan

North

Feb

Northern

Illinois

Jan

Northern

Illinois

Gas

22%

5%

Apr

Jan

American Aviation

Northern

Indiana

selected list of the dually

(Un)

American Tobacco

Stand San

900

163b

1.200

53

19%

21%

300

123%

6.25

see

page

30%

41.

High

Process

Pure

v.

Jan
Jan

Apr

.

53%

600

49% Mar

San

20% Mar

58
24%

Jan

2.900

Feb

Brothers

Schwitzer

20%

7.200

16%

Jan

23

Feb

Sears

15

15%

2.600

12%

Jan

15%

Apr

Sheaffer

8.100

114%

Jan

30%

31%

3.000

28"

Mar

125

Feb

32% Mar

Diego

Class

Shell

300

17%.

300

17

Jan

17% Mar

11%

11%

800

10%

Jan

12

60%

58%

60%

23,700

53

Jan

26

26

100

25 % Mar
3V2

Jan

Feb

62%

Jan

28

Feb

4

Jan

...

3,700

49%. Jan

51%
'35%

38

14,900

32 Va

Jan

25%

26

2,200

24

Feb

200

3

Feb

60

Jan

.5

53%

53%
38

26Va

Apr
Apr

Jari

5% Mar

60%

5
61%

1.100'

15

Jan

17

61%

62 %

7.300

57%

Jan

63%

46%

47

Va

3,700

43%

Jan

48 V2

Jan

33%

—

33%

900

64%

Jaii

Feb
Feb

_

__

33%

Apr

36%

Feb

100

43%

Jan

49%

Jan

36%

900

31%

Jan

37Va

Jan

25 %

25

25%

3.700

24% Mar

28

Feb

35%

36

3.100

29%

Jan

36

Apr

Jan

16%

15

15

15%

1,100

13 %

49%

49

50

1,900

46

Feb

50

Apr

47

Jan

51%

Feb

50% Mar

73%

74%

700

__

Co.

*

Co

(Un)—20

Service

Jan

Jan

6612

Feb

37%

39

Feb

37%

Jan

46%

Jan

44%

271/?

24%

27 Va

'

-

,

500

40%

Jan

48%

5.800

23%

Jan

27%

4.600

38 % Mar

43%

43 %

44 3/B

28%

28%

400

47 Va

48%

12,800

49%

50

103

13%

13%

706

A.

1

—

28

Jan

43 %

Apr
45% Mar

30%

Jan

Jan

48%

i>-

Jan

53

13%

Jan

13%

Mar

12%

Apr

Apri
Jan

10

Jan

59

Jan

62

Feb

3.700

74%

Jan

Feo

77%

79 Va

79%

'79%

700

8%

Jan

Jan

9%

9%

9%

8%
9%

9%

500

12 '

1

:

Vh

28

60

1
Co class

Jan

36%

56%
34%

g

13

41

1.400

2.800
2.700

39%

12

—'

Co

Feb

62

—_•

"AM_.il__

17

75% Mar

38

62

1

_•
.5

70% Mar

Feb

59

39%

5

—_♦
—.10
:

Pen

.

—

•

I
Co

8

8

Apr

B

Oil

Vo

17%

11%

Jan

Imperial

A)

Jan
Jan

16 Va

Corp
(W

J an

5%
9%

47 Va

Stockyards

&

45

Jan

7% Mar

30

Petroleum

Roebuck

Jan

5%

2.400

Royal

21%

35

Feb

Jan
Feb

600

5%

16 Vo

Richman

Nat

300

50 Va

49

Apr

Public

40

5%

38%

22%

Jan

50

Jan

Louis

39%

Apr
Mar

47%

16%

Jan

Louis

20

16

48

:

St

32%

7.000

50

47:

...

St

2.400

21%

49

21 Vs

19%

39%

34

20%

48%

60

47% Feb
56% Apr

32%

21%

50%

Reynolds Metals Co (Un)__—
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Dutch

Jan

5

17%

Jan
Mar

Feb

8%

,_33%c

Revlon

52'

300-

51%

26

*

Inc

Jan

Feb

47

(Un)

Gamble

Co

Oil

Jan

54%

(Un)

Radio

50

120% 123%

2.100

15%

(Un)

& Co

Feb

"14%

51%

1

&

20%

'

14%

14%- Apr
49% Jan
8 % Mar

15

35%

Corp

Procter

18%

Mar

36%

Co

Apr

48%

—33%

(Charles)

6V8
47%

1.300

15V8

93a
43%

Jan

1,200

Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)__

3.000

5

Feb

7

10
•

^

Jan

56%

__

550

-5 /'■

Jan

45%

__

7%

.

62%
46 %

Co

15%

54%'

213/8

14

5
3.33
•

Corp

16

43%

8.900

&

Chemical

3% Jan
43% Mar

1.800

53

205e Mar

Jan

Co—

(Un)

Jan

56%

1

(Un)

(Un)

footnotes,




15%

5%
47%

Jan

12%

Co__»

Service

Jan

44%

,

1.66%

Co

Co

21%

13%
11%

2.809

17%
43%

1.75

Corp

American Tel & Tel

—

5%
46

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

2.200

7

19 Va

1,500

•

Public

Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke

Potter

Low

16
15

8% Mar

150

13%

53%

•
:5

Co

Phillips Petroleum Co

High

143s

Jan

20% V

37%

1

Bancorporation

Parke-Davis

Jan

12%
7%

1
;

States Power

Olin-Mathieson

10

(Un)

Products \Un%
American Machine & Foundry
&

of Prices

13 %

1

(Un)

Jan

6% Mar

20

1.100

*

Corp

8

10

58%

55%

5

_•

(Un).

Mfg—.——

Jan

27%

Feb
Mar

.

54%

6%

4
*
1
1
•
•

& Co...

21

Jan

Feb"

8V2

52% Mar

48

.

•

(Un)

Chemical

Feb

Northwest

12.50

Home

Co

16%

1

(Un)

American

Co

__

10

America

Airlines
Can

For

5%

9

Mfg

American

American Rad

14%

—__25c

Chemical
Chalmers

Range

1.300

9

6

55%

•

1

Feb

only

Sales
for Week
Shares

Week's

15%

___i

42% Mar

1

Co.

2%

issues.

Low

_10;

Corp

3.800

Co

28

Pfizer

Friday
8 T O C K S

Apr

Apr
Jan

46%

+—*

24%

Midwest Stock Exchange
of

29% Mar

44%

Mfg (Un)_—

Feb

Jan

32%

26%

—

8Ve
27 Va

26% Mar
40 V* Feb"
56 3a

9,600

•—

Jan
Feb

28% Mar

Jan

7.600

(Un)

Mar

151/2
160

Jan

56%

32%

8%

18

Apr
Feb

Jan

55%

_1
——1

Co_;

&

(Minnesota)

compilation

Mar

Apr
Mar

26%

30%

Metropolitan Brick Iric
Meyer Blanke Co:
'Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co

Northern

A

36

64

800

48%

common

Feb

Jan

20

100

4%

4%

17

233/a

315

Apr

1034 Mar

Mar

100

6%
221

2

300

26

6%

28%

50c

(Un)

Jan

24%

200

18

25%

6%

Apr

24% Mar

7.037

2%

25%

25c

34%

Jan

24 %

Jan
Jan

.

Apr

9%

100

9%
3%

Mar

8

"2% Apr
343/8

§5%

Jan

43%

Corp (Un)
C) & Co

(Henry

Jan

2%

9%

39

27%

—1
50c

Aircraft

Lvtton's

Jan

4%*

2%

Lockheed

33/8

7%

22%

Inc

Jan

2%

8%

Jan

19

2,900

38%

28%

•

Feb

7%

2 %

Jan

25%

56%

1

Jan

4%
22 %

Co

57%

460

91/4

6V2

50

100

'23%

38%

5
1

Libby

45c

10.697

70c

Jan

-

300

68

Jan

13%

• 7".

McNeil & Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred i

49%

Jan

16

1,100

7%
26

;

23%

—5

45%

Feb

,7Va
26

*

Co

44

Jan

43%

38 %

600

32%

Johnson Stephens Shinkle Shoe—
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co

Mar

3.100

....

•

Jan

38

38%

_2.50

Jan

40%

Jan.

50%

Harvester

Feb

176

7%

•

34%

418

31V2

250

•

Jan

&

1.400

.

Jan

31%

Apr

60

24

/

Jan

96%

96 V2

'—25
1

31

Apr
Jan

26

96 Va

—20

3.990

12%

Mar

Jan

33%

>

__

Jan

149

32%

10

Controls

J an

96 Va

/

28

14%

Apr

40%

22%

55..

18

12

41%

1

45

42%

26%

10

—

100

17%

Jan

40%

1

52 Va

14%

Apr

40%

,

Jan

52 Va

41%

11

Leath

1

Jan

15%

14%

23%

Jan

Jan

18%

3

100

9%

36 V4

Jan

3,700

38 Va

200

635

32

Mar

37%

553

12

Jan

y

38%
42%

12

12%

Apr

18

13 % Mar

1

Electric

Apr

35 %

17%

*

-I
3
—8.33%
1

23%

41

25%

Jan

450

Steamship Co

Apr

Feb

___2

Co

A

44

1

Corp
Corporation

Universal

13

Co.

Jan
Mar

100
•

International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)

•

Studebaker

Udylite

Jan

Jan

1

Go

Co
Dillon

Jan

10%

Steel

Jan

100%

73

775

11%

13%

1

Mfg

Scotten,

Interlirke

24

3437

common

Company
(H W)
&

Inland

Feb

.

100

—10

Feb

Apr

13

—10

Feb

Apr

683 4
J
26%

Jan

14

Huttig Sash & Door—■

14

38

Jan
Jan

18

Illinois Brick CO—

34

31%
57%
23

13%

Feb

Howard

Feb
Jan
Feb

18

:

Spencer
Bartlett
Co Ltd
industries Inc_

Jan

28%

5.750

class

Cooperage

1.100

29 *
Va

—

1
•
•

Co

(D H)

123/4 Mar

100

2%

Welding

28 Va

Jan

Jan

Stamping Co
Corporation

National

20%

21.000

Jan

Jan

Lansing
Masco

.7,000

35%

5%

11%

22%

2

25 Va

33%

1.00

24

1

Co

Bros

Hibbard

100

Co

Industrial

24

35%

11%

2
:

25%

1

Apr

__1

s

30c

(W H)

Holmes

108

1

Chemical

(S S)

Kysor

1.200

Jan

12%

.-1.66%

Co

Rubber

&

—

24

1

Corp__

3,500

Jan

4%
65c

1.107

11 %

__

1

Hastings Mfg Co
Kingston Products
Kresge

100

11%

20,000

25%

Corp (Un)—
Gulf Oil Corp—
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp

5

Co

Brewing

10% Mar

250

Greif

3

;

Industries

Goebel

3 %

93% 100%

38

68%

24 Va

Drug

24

12%

1

2.50

General

Great

33 %

1

Co

Trailer

Wood

16% Mar

Jan

13%

44

1

1
Inc

Federal-Mogul-Bower
Fruehauf

Jan

Jan

29%

35 Va

65%

24%

12

7

*

10

Corp

Ltd

Motor

Apr

2%

4%

88c

37 34

68%

23%

11%

1

Mfg__.

8%

13%

15%

13%

100%

77/'--'. High *

315

11%
v

86c

-

Jan

500

3

29

__

—1

USA
Ex-Cell-O Corp
Ford

4%

__

25.

common

280

16%

—3

.1.66%
Corp—._3;33 %

Corp.,.,

Greyhound

12% Mar

*~6%

2.768

11

•.

>

10

Motors

8%
12%

16%

11%

5

Copeland Refrigeration
Detroit Edison Co

Low

High

7%

3

5 %.

_

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

Shares

12%

4%

Burroughs
Corp
Lnrysier
Corp
Consolidated
Paper
Consumers

Low

_1

Stores

Manufacturing

Brown-McLaren

of Prices

&

Stores.
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock—
Great' Lakes Towing common
7 %
non-cumulative preferred

for Week

Range

Mar

Electronics

Motors

Tele

Gray

Sales

Week's

■

Jan

Jan
Feb:

10% Mar

10%

27 %'

76%

33% Mar

"

48%

5

(Un)

20%

'

2

3

37%

1

Co

158

_5

:

•

Jan

55 % Mar

D

176

8%

Mar

42

6 \

Jan

33

44%
6%

.49%

3

323

1

Brewing

4Va
r

1
2.50

:

Inc

16%

1

Jan

19% Jan
12% Maf

4%

34%

Par

Allen

62%

Jan

34%

22%

Sale Price

.

Feb
Feb
Jan

1
5

22 »/4

Last

Feb

54%
23%
30%

.

•

L

(Un)

33%

Friday

50 aa Feb
27% Mar

12% Mar

74%

STOCKS

300

Feb

30

Jan

21

50c

America

55%

Detroit Stock Exchange
LISTED

,

27

s

_5

.

100

>

48 V2

26

•

common

101%. Apr
64% Apr

-

94 V4

96

30

16 %

_—1

.

_

Procter

U

«

5,400

95

General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc

22 7

*

64% Mar
16% Mar

13,200

33%

5

.

Cards

Feb

Jan

61V2

^__1

Corp

92

55%

1

_

Eagle-Picher
Gibson

Jan

46%

27%
.7;

5

101% 103%

1

.

38%

Jan

14%

Gossard

National

Jan

347/a Mar

41%

48%

5
—5

Bankshares

of

1%

64%

:

28%

X;

29%

10
12%

Co

Apr

101 7/b

..

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co

Diamond

i?

63 V4

~~

28%

Co.^

Rubber

&

Trailer

43

28%

34

Jan

4Va Mar

7.50

Dairies

27%

Feb

22 V8

1.000

29%

Gas

Foremost

28%

27 Va

250

4%

14

Co

Wisconsin

First

1,800

23%

4%

64

;

Whitney

Firestone

Sales

30 Va

7

93

Elder Mfg Co—

for Week

31 Va Mar

14%

America

Insurance

Natural

Paso

Jan

64%

(Un)

Edison

Corp of

Chemical

Dow

26%

101%

Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Dodge Manufacturing Co
El

16

3,300

28%

30

5.600

31%

23%

>
7

5

System

Mar

16%

25

pfd

Feb

30

16

12.50
;

40%

Mar

30%

,

♦
4%%

Feb

Feb

27% Mar

600

10

Iron

Commonwealth
Container

Continental

36%

1%
32%
•

28

Inc___

Gas

Jan

43%

City Products Corp

60

Jan

24%

•

Co

1.768

Jan

28%

50

28

:

Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR
Chrysler Corp

64%

1%

4,900

36%

•

Apr

25%

4.000

Jan

42%

___2.50

Feb

58 %

1%

30%
26%

.

28

5

Tractor (Un)
Central & South West Corp__.
Champlin Oil & Refining—
$3 convertible preferred

Service

.

Feb

421/2

16%c

Jan

-

:

-

25

26%.

r,

355'

1

26%

>

1%

5,200

30%

~~
T

5

—_

Oil Ltd

40%

103%

27%

30O

14

Inc

Gas &

53%

41%

Jan

23%

13%

12.50

9C%

__

50

Tel-

■

54%

100
10

______

Sub

&

Elec

&
_

<

27%

23

133/8-:

Caterpillar

27%

28%

26%

23%"

Corp

37 Va

Low

*

27%

1

42

of Prices

10

Com

Apr

*

Corp.

Capital

Ford Motor Co

Carey Mfg
Champion
Papers

56%

;

.

Burlington Industries (Un)
Burroughs Corp (Un)____.

Feb»

Range

Sale Price

Jan

5

Jan

Week's

Par

52

5

19%

prices.

Last

STOCKS

LISTED

3.600

5

37%

29 Va Mar

indebted to the firm of W. E. Ilutton & Co. for the transmission

Friday

56%

1

109
> 90

32%

of these

54%

__8

1.092

Cincinnati Stock Exchange
are

Jan

5^

P2

Corn Products Co

We

12 %

10

(Un)

26%

66
• 7%

6.25

48

Jan

:

Inc

33 %
38 %

52%

.

Jan

10 Va

•

Steel Corp (Un)__
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company
(Un)_
Booth Fisheries Corp new com
Borg-Warner
Corp
;
Brunswick Corp

64%

S

40%

7.400

3

_

Consolidated

24%

__

24%

1.200

11%

___•

25%

—

45%

10%

10

,

;

Co

fexgh

44%

n

21%

—

Corporation

Basuan-Blessing
Belden
Mfg Co

Low

453/4

1.25

•
4
America_2.50

of

Co

Range Since Jan. 1, 1983

High

Fe—

Corp___.

Canteen

Shares

10

_•—;

Products

for Week

Low

50

4

,

Corp (Un>
Topeka & Santa

Atchison

Sales

Ham?e
of Prices *

Par

Steel

Athey
Avco

(Un)

Corp

38 %

33

__

*

Electric Corp

58 J/4

Feb

33%

__

Jan

Apr
Jan.

41%

72%
24%

1
*

Co

20

15
•

> >,.'

>■"■;—>,;v

Anaconda

Binks

,Jan

50%

70
473
1.890

__

5

'

15
55%

__

Week's

Last

Bethlehem

48%

__

v.

Stop & Shop Inc
Torrington Co

U

Jan

46%

__

5

Chemical

Mar

13

54%

—10
2.50

Association

44

55%
16%

59

100

31%

_,15
'

__

__

?lin Mathieson Chemical
ennsylvania Railroad Co

Feb

89

55%
31%

,1
20
26%
-100 C, 47%

Tel Co

&

and

18%,

Feb
Feb.

11% Mar

5

64%

18%

„

:•

Racing

Drug

11%

__

25

New

Rexall

Jan

50c

common

Theatres

Association
England Electric System

Shawmut

33

39%

63%

-1

Lone Star Cement Corporation—

Narragansett

Jan

40

514
70

36 Va

47%
39%

y

5

Co

Copper Corp

Boston

Jan

11%

•
2.50

Inc

Stores

Gillette Company
Island Creek Coal
Loew's

125%

40 %

//v.?.:..;'.

Ford Motor Co

General

Jan

210

38

100
—100

class A

preferred

cum

First

pfd

Feb

Jan

114%

45%

Railway Co—

Street

Mass

cum

23

15%

7.115

44 Vs
38%

38%

Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates com—10

Eastern

Apr

120% 123%

-5

_—

32

Jan

10

Co

Range

High

'22%

S

Inc

:

100
914

19%
123%

10
100

RR_—

Low

,

32
201'2

50

—

>
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

Shares

High

30%
19V4

__

33Va

Tel

&

Anaconda Company

Boston

*
1.66%

Chemical

Agricultural

Friday
Sale Price

for Week

of Prices

Sale Price

7v

STOCK 8

.

Sales

Week's

Friday
;

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

Exchange

Boston Stock

35'

1
40

12%
i

39 «'4

60

40

2.700
20

900

9% Mar
40

Apr

I

»

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

"

(1448)

36.

OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended April 5)
Friday

-

of Prices

(Un)—
Southern Pacific Co (Un)—
Southern Co

Inc

Texaco Inc

—

U

(Un)

States

Gypsum
Steel Corp (Un) ——

United
S

Universal

Oil

Webcor

Jan

15

Jan

27%

30%

3,000

25%

Jan

30 y2

Apr

66 %■

68%

700

56%

58%

5.800

47

58%

Apr

63%

64%

8.300

58 y2

Jan

64%

Apr

33

33

31

Jan

33% Mar

Jan
Jan

34 J/8 Mar

Harbison

43 V2

Jan

Home

69

Feb

Feb

Penn

Jan

100

1.600

30%

31%

5.900

6%
24%

41%

42%

2.300

40%

Jan

66 %

69

4,400

59 y2

17%

2.500

16%

Jan

13%

14

1.500

13% Mar

74%

74%

80

81 %

1,900
2.100

33 y2

73 %

Jan

14%

~7 :J'<'

31%

38

r"

39%

6%'

'33%

Jan

7%

Range Since Ian.1,1963

High

Low

363/4

Jan

36 %

Jan /.+ :•

37

75*.

,

io

81

Corp—__——~;—.—1

54%

51%

Feb

81

Jan

33% Mar

66

7% Mar

105

66y4 Mar

79 V2

Apr

Apr

8y2\

8%

79%

79
31 %

31%

31%

27Vb Mar

31%

28

273/4

28%

197

27

Jan

283/8 Mar

8y2

8%

672

8

Jan

9%

Jan
Feb

5

31%
42'/2

42%

7'/2

33%

333/e

*

26

24%

Refractories

Co

Mfg

Federal

1

Corp—

;

55

32 Va

31

8.50

159

31

Jan

33 Vb

88

31 Vb

Jan

43

34 y8

-

185

31%

Jan

34%

Jan

26

1.049

27

Jan

Jan

r.

42 %

-

"

23% Mar

60c

60c

75c

75c

350

533/,

53%

57

3,849

37

35%

37

137

34%

*

75c

lo
5

1

50c

Jan

65c

75c

Apr

75c

Jan

Apr
573/4 Mar

Jan,

37

5 %

5 y4

40

4%

Jar.

19%

19%

19%

96

18%

Jan

5

343/a

34%

34 3/8

-5

29%

29 V2

28

29 %

290

25%

35%

32%

35'%

941

313/4

5

6.25

■

5

••

/

exclusively

Jan

16%

Feb,

51% Mar

3,800

59%

Jan

on

-Stocks-

Friday
Last

of Prices

Sale Price
Par

American
Brewer

Cement

(C)

Broadway-Hale
Buckner

Buttes

California
Castle

&

Oil

Ink

Inc

•

Corp Ltd
25c
General Exploration Co of California_l
Goebel
Brewing Co
1
Humor

Holly Oil

Calif

Leslie

Salt

M

&

Merchants
Nordon

Oil

Co

Oil

Ranch

4

593/4

500

30c

35c

31,000

17%

18V2

500

1.50

3,200

2.25

2.25

<1.35

1.35

200

28

26%.

4%

4.

1

9

20%

1

2.30

_

Co

series A

pfd

i

25

.

—25

9y8

6,400

20%

2,700

2.35

1,100

32%

33%

8%

-

33

Sugar

Co
Industrial

Corp

common

2.10

29%

29y2

31

2,200

51%

51/4

51/2

g 400

•

Preferred
Victor

8%

—

Equipment

Co

Westates Petroleum

«Nn-eferre«

Wllliston

common

lUn)

Basin

6%

1

common

(Un)

1

Exploration

—

•

__

27

3%

6%

Mar
5% Jan

72c

67c

6.04;

65

Total

"
"

40

Bonds

ties

v

83.53

88.51

89.31

88.88

94.15

83.62

88.52

83.31

88.90

242.75

94.16

83.61

88.53

E3.35

88.91

153.37

137.00

244.2U

94.15

83.71

88.43

•89.29

88.89

154.26

compiled

stocks,

Date
Mon.

136.81

245.79

94.19

83.71

88.45

89.34

88.92

daily

by

15.00.

using the
a ' /u-y-;.?;

94.16

v.:

following

divisors:

Industrials,

2.988:

Rails,

5.04;

(35 Stocks)

Y1

a

y

■;

April 1

Closing

Range for 1962

129.37

Tues.

April 2
April 3/
April 4
April 5

27

Range for 1963

131.12

Fri.

Mar 14
Jun

—

Low

130.16

Thurs.

144.31
100.23

High

129.81

Wed.

131.40

High

131.40

Low

Apr

120.15

_;

Jan

SEC Index of Stock Prices
The

for

industry

the

stock

of

week

prices

ended

based

March

29,

on the closing prices of
3Q0 common
1963, for the composite and by major
and lows

compared with the preceding week and with highs

groups

for the current year.

Jan
Mar
Mar
Feb
Feb

1957-59—100

V

•

.

y

Mar. 29,'63

;

.1

Composite
Durable
,

Jan
Jan

Change

__._

+

120.8

Non-Durable Goods

Transportation
Utility

125.6

119.3

•

High

Low
130.6

135.5

121.1

1217

116.2

+0.5

.

126.6.

+1.3

131.5

132.1

___

y

+0.5

126.6

Goods

1363-1962

Percent

•

Mar. 22,'.63

* /

134.9

135.6

Manufacturing

5% Jan

7

Mar

index

SEC

stocks

Jan

95c

5% Mar

200

Rails

242.18

-

<

29% Feb

Jan

3% Mar

100

72c

'■Utili¬

Rails

Compiled by National Quotation Bureauj Inc.

Jan
Apr
2.85 Jan

5

26V4

are

Mar
Mar

2.80
2.75
32%
6%
7%

11,800

6%

Stocks

Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages

34% Jan

..

300

Utilities,

39
Jan
35c Mai13y2Mar
1.10 Jan
95c
Jan
1.85 Jan
1.45 Jan
4V2 Jan
64
Mar
35c Jan
18% Apr
1.75 Jan
3y2 Jan

34

600

3%

3%

10c

6%

27

__

10

Oil

6%

+

ties

Jan
Jan

1.70 Jan
2.40 Jan
23
Jan

1,500

Grade

Jan

32% Jan

8,300

2.65

•

10

Grade

trials

65"

243.24

697.12

Averages

Mar

2.20 Mar
31% Jan

100

1.90
2.55

5
1

T

33

1.90
2.65

Utili-

136.94

690.51

r; 4

Second

Indus¬

'

136.19

152.70

3__—

April

10

First

10

137:12

152.97-

684.27

Jan

31
6
11%
20%

'

17% Jan

v

152.92

Total

<

1.65 Mar

Jan

Jan

8

700

-

50c

_

1.30

25
Jan
3% Mar

5,700

2.30

33

4%■■„.,

jan

2.20 Mar

.

700

19

33.

.

31*

ioc

Corp

Trico Oil & Gas Co

57

1,000

1.35

.

-

1.40 Mar

3,300

2,25

Co

Jan

•

•

685.86

9 • Jan
21% Apr
35

30c
Feb
16y8 Feb

1.40

__

-

Apr
Mar
Mar
Feb

3%

?26
46%
32%
2.35
:

Jan

58i/4

"

34c

.

f

Jan

66c
1-55
1.10
3%

2,600

33%c

Co

Gas

45c

3,000

1

common

^6% preferred
Terex

United

1.75
1.20

25c

Gas

Oil

»Southern Cal

1.55
1.10

1

Invest

Western

&

1,200

12,700

1.50

common

Rhodes

Un on

15,800

71c

74c

25c

Pacific Oil & Gas Develop

Rice

13%

70c

593/4

,

34% Mar
15c
Feb
7% Jan

1

American

Reserve

26%

1,100

_

66c

__

10c

Co

■

11 %

__

10

Petroleum

550

3,300

33
37%:

13

74c

3%

Corp Ltd

Norris
North

(Un)

;

14,300

1.20

Inc

21%

31c

10

Co

20y2

.

„■

28
Feb
1.75 Mar
'4
Jan
18% Jan

200.
7.600

25c

50c

Oil Co

8,200

4%f

26c

1

Co

M

Frank

30%
2.00

.

32

50c

Meier &

Jan

37

—10c

Oil

Jade

J

of

Co (Un)
Western

Imperial

M

Co

Jan

37

37%'

y

Eureka

Good

25

ldo

'

•

roads

2———

--

April

,

350

32'/2

10

—

.

45

4%

>•

4

__

10

CO—

High

:

Rail¬

trials

.

;i 1

April
April

X'S:: Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High

Shares

+•:

25y2

29%
1.85

30

——5.50

Co_

Capwell

37 %

ur

,

45

1

4%

Jan

Jan

t»—•-Bonas-

-

15

682.52

y':>

<r

,

(

March ,'29—

a-;

,v

-

25%
„

—*

Co

Cooke

and

Emporium

Inc

Stores

Industries

Gas

Low

1

25
•
5

pfd (Un)

Corp

Co Ltd

&

Sales
for Week

20

Indus-

on

Week's
Range/

::

„

'

the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on ftvv?
;V-Vother Exchanges.
■;

-v.,

Apr

the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.

Date

«

Apr

.29 y2

are

Pacific Coast Stock Exchange

-

Jan
Jan

Stock and Bond Averages :y

Apr

Below

13%

LISTED STOCKS

jan

5% Mar
19%
343/8

Apr,
Jan/
•

10

J4.'+•;•>+„!

Jan

513/4

500

10

30

."-v

Jan

.9% Jan.

10

:

Pittsburgh—5

of

la

This list does

37%

10% Jan

•

.9

-.700.

54%

Price Range on Stocks listed

High

121

Jan

31%

32

900

8V2

1

—

Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp

:u; 42% Jan
39%,Mar

Jan

6% Jan

4,300

35 %

'

81

9%

American

Shares

"

34"%

9%

Yates

Radio

:

Feb

17

Apr ;

Apr

49%

v

*

—5

Rockwell-Standard Corp
Screw & Bolt Corp of America—
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Vanadium Alloys Steel—
i

Jan

82

,,

.28%, Apr.

;.33 %

1.000

3,500

A

'

36 %

35%

36%

13 y2

1.200

7 %

36%

'

Walker

(Joseph)

McKinney

111% Feb

Jan

43 %.Jan

2.200

*3/a

Publishing

101

16.200

14%

28%

•

31 %

48%

13%

>

'76

:,

Jan

1.000

46%

48%

* v

Jan

r:

'

Co
1
Machine———-——5

World

71 Va

82

35%

36%

20

,

,

36%

109

107

109

Bancorporation (Un)—_——2
Westinghowe Electric Corp——_—6.25
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred—
*

for Week

10

Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co

Feb

8

Jan

17%

68%

1

Low

36%

1

Pittsburgh Plate Glass

f

.—

Par

i

Blaw-Knox Co

68 % Mar

Feb

-Jan

6%

——.—1

Range
of Prices

Apr

18

15%

6iy2

6%

Western

Zenith

13

~6%

Products

Inc

5.800

64V4

16%

(Un)

Co

600

13%

58%

Corp—_——2.50
-———-1

Match

Universal

Upjohn

30%

—

Union Carbide Corp,——.

'

Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Apollo Industries Inc
Armstrong Cork Co

68%

3.50
*
*
;
-*
—10
-4

Transmission.
Sulphur (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp.

Jan

31 %' Jan

13

-1

—

Pacific RR

Feb

Apr

56%

Jan

28%

66 %

Jan

51 Vs

—25
12 V2

Texas Gulf

Union

58 y2

1.800

30%

1

Eastern

Texas

2,300

54%

30

6.25
25
7
5

D X L Oil
Company

&

Swift

66 %

Sales

Last
Sale Price

Apr

13%

---

Storkline Corp —
Studebaker Corp (Un)
Sunray

65%

STOCKS

LISTED

43%

Week's

Friday

High

-

35 y2 Mar

54

50c

—

of California-—
of Indiana—
of N J (Un)

Standard Oil
Standard Oil

4.700

——

~

Oil

Standard

43%

5

•

(Un)—

Sperry Rand Corp

Spiegel

41%

66%

15

(Un)

Socony Mobil Oil

Low

43%

-£

Oil Corp

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

Shares

/

High

Low

Par

Pittsburgh Stock Exchange

for Week

Range

-

Sale Price

Sinclair

Sales

Week's

.

Last

STOCKS

132,1

0.8

125.8

+1.0

112.5

106.4

175.9

0.0

178.1

170.3

159.2

159.9

114.1

Trade,

109.9

175.9

115.7

159.9
115,7

153.5
104.2

111.0
:

Finance

and

Service

Mining

.

.

—0.4.

*,

—1.4

.

Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Friday
LISTED

STOCKS

Week's

Sales

Last

Range

Sale Price

of Prices

Par

Acme Markets Inc
Alan

Wood

American
Arundel

Steel

Tel

;

common.

&

Tel___.

Atlantic

City

.331/3

Electric,

Transit

Budd

Co

Central

of

RR

Chrysler
Curtis
I>

C

Transit
A

Food

Fair

Inc

$454,000

4,437,670

4,921y000

244,000

Wed.

Jan
Jan

April 3_

4,655,720

5,095,000

440,000

5,165,000
5,535,000

April 4.

5,296,294

5.455,000

315,000

5,770,000

April 5_

5,240,710

5,742,000

372,000

6,114,000

23,611,104

$26,157,000

$1,825,000

$27,982,000

Thurs.

24 y2
102

6 y2 Mar

Jan

Fri.

Apr

103/4

103/4

100

10% Mar

■ity

Jan

52%

356,

46 y4

Jan

53%

Feb

32%

540

30

Apr

33

Feb

10

56%

56

56%

66

50 %

Jan

56%

Apr

24

22%

24

1.046

21 y8

Jan

25%

Feb

50

46%

50

9.658

4-13/4

Feb

50

Apr

U. S. Government

370

8 Va

Jan

10%

Jan

International

126

20 y4

Jan

22%

Apr

Foreign

10.572

57%

Jan

69

Apr

Railroad

80

liy8

Apr

14%

Feb

38

Apr

38

Apr

21%

22%

_1.66%

68%

64%

69

11%

11%

38

38

A

1
5

i

8%

Feb

9

9

/

■

200

8%

80

10%

Feb

Total.

21%

21%

22%

1.369

21 '/a Mar

24

23/4

23/4

140

21%

24%

22%

23%

270

19% Mar

24

19% Mar

223/4

20%

20

20%

1,394

21%

20

21%

2,979

773/4

Jan

87%

82 3/8

84%

232

23%

Jan

26%

24%

658

343/a

Jan

40%

1

38

39%

358

32%

Jan

42%

and

^—

42%

463

32 y2

Apr

33%

Jan

Jan

163/4 Mar

*

42%
32%

,___

3.403

15%

1.577

4%

Feb

150

293/a

Jan

31

53/4

Jan

4%

10
lo

5

7%

252,412,400

$27,253,000

$344,944,200

$175,210,400

Stocks

__i

Mon.

April 1__—_

1,033,955

$249,000

$31,000

$280,000

April 2______
April 3—__

1,000,540

351,000

20,000

371,000

1,010,610

368,000

1,000

370,000

April

1,088,390

469,000,

1,000

471,000

1,154,470

538,000

18,000

5,287,965

$1,'975,000

$71,000

42 y4 Mar

48%

Jan

45%

46%

1,904

68%

Jan

73%

Apr y

723/4

73%

534

7%

Apr

9%

Feb

5

Jan

5%

Jan

30% Mar

353/8

Feb

8

7%

8

5%

100

65

32%

33%

4.879

603/4 Mar

65%

62%

66

1.579

33 y8

Jan

41

38%

39%

68

2?y8

Jan

25%

24%

35

43%

Jan

48

Apr

46%

48

760

16 y2

Jan

18

2.484

Fri.

April 5,
Total.

Feb

243/B

Wed.
Thurs.

Feb

38%

_•

Transmission—_
•Thompson Ramo-Wooldrldge
United Corp

~~3~50
' 5

48

17%

see

543/4

44

8%

6%

310

23

24%

3.469

27%

27%

*350

343/a

35%

647

24%

•

page

"54%

8%

.—I—IIII10

common

17%

54%

Z~_"i

.United Gas Improvement"—
—~_T_~_~4~50
Universal Marion'Corp
,g
Warner
Co_____ii"__

34^/4

41.

Sales

Tues.

2.406

32%

Eastern

Total
Bond

Bonds

Jan

7,709

8%

*

Sun Oil Co

Gov't

Bonds

Bonds

8% Mar

33%

313/4

7%

5%

Zl~ ~

Foreign
Corporate

Foreign
Domestic

(No. of

303/a

Jersey Gas Co
2 50
Public Service—____ 10c




320,756,000

Shares)

Jan

7.3%

50

footnotes,

24,010,200

25,905,000

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

.

46%

Southeastern

For

$22,798,000

$1,348,000

Transactions at the American Stock Exchange

Jan

8%

com_

B

333/8

143/4

*

common

common—

Gas

32%

12 y4

Paper

i

'

26,157,000
$27,982,000

Industrial

Apr

41%

*

50

common

•Washington Gas Light"

a$178,000

—

$1,825,000

Total

Feb

14%

& French Lab

—-—

Bank—

Feb

243/a

3

Corp_

&

1962

Bonds—

Jan

1

Electric

April 5
230,784,462

278,195,584

Jan

25c

Co

L to

1963

1962

15,286,790

Jan

Feb

"_16%c

Co

1963

23,611,104

Jan

2%

1

Power

Jan.

Week Ended April 5

Stocks—Number of Shares

Jan

10c

1

—

Inc

Service

'

-

22%

Linotype

Electric

,

9%

1

common

_;

class

Ritter Finance class

Texas

Jan

846

7

9%

Philadelphia Electric
Transportation

South

220

6,101

Sales

$4,944,000

_i

Chemicals

Smith Kline

'

Y

Bond

Govt.
Bonds

3,980,710

2.50

Phila

Scott

20%
* 102

Bank
Bonds

April 1_
April 2.

30

Inc

Co

Co

93

Bonds

Foreign
Bonds

M'iscel.

$5,398,000

Mon.

50%

___i

Photo

Reading

Apr

71%

14
107

•

Total

U. S.

Int'l

Railroad
and

Tues.

Jan

10% Mar

Jan

20

14 y4

Jan
Feb

*

31%

Pennsylvania Gas & Water com
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania RR_

Public

8%
12 y4

93%

1.258

ioy8

Shares

15y8 Mar

Apr

52%

Battery

Resistance

Mergenthaler

Potomac

Jan

12%

20
102

20c

Martin-Marietta Corp

Perfect

10%

670-

.______6.75

_:

Light-

Madison Fund Inc

Pennsalt

370

13%

6%

Vending class A___.

&

13%

6%

Co

International

Merck

12%

'

1

Brothers

Macke

No. of

643

Stores

Homasote

Jan

5

&

Acceptance Corp

Gimbel

48 y4

276

Dairies

Food

Jan

133/4

;_

General Motors Corp
Giant

Stocks

43%

96%

Ford Motor Co_
Gfeneral

Feb

System—

common

Power

Light
Storage

Foremost

Feb

28%

1,032

473/3

125 y2

Jan

13%

Duquesne
Electric

453/4

10

Daily, Weekly and Yearly

Jan

12 3/4

50

common

Feb

24%

95%

25

Jan

14%

114%

13%

J_

80 V4

Feb

633

27

96%

;

Publishing

Class

12%

Feb

12%

13% -.y/'v 13
1203/a 123%
8,465

1.80
N

68

1,155

—5

Co

Corp

Delaware

47%

13
1

—

70%

Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange

High

Low

High

68%

25%

1

Co

Company
Campbell Soup

122%

4.33

Corp
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

Shares

13%

♦

Research

Balitmore

69%

——10

Corporation

Atlantic

Low

1

:

for Week

66%

8

.

".

1963
,

18% Mar
59

Jan

Stocks—Number of Shares.

Domestic

Foreign

Government-

Jan

Foreign

Corporate—

25% Mar

29%

Jan

33% Mar

37

Jan

-i.

8% Feb

v

1963

1962

71.597,845-

April 5
1962

95,057,448

5,287,965

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36,000

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446,000

$2,048,000

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-

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$18,466,000

Bonds—

Jan

Apr. Y

83/4

Jan

Jan. 1 to

Week Ended April 5

Apr

...

$2,048,000

FCb

24%
9 '

21 y8

$2,000

'

50% Mar
v

556,000

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71,000

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403,000

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197

Volume

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

«..

.

(1449)

CANADIAN MARKETS

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices

Expressed

Are

Shown

Last

Low

Pofver

&

Paper

4Vz% prelerred

Algoma Steel
Aluminium

—:

Ltd

:

:

49%

26%

—

>/'4%%

Canada

of

Co

C

24%

1.500

Bank'of

&

53

Apr

53

Jan

54

Mar

42

Jan

45 y8

10

Paper

American

9

2.910

24%

26

7.216

al8

55

25

Feb

50%

40

8%

5C%

Jan

7%

British

Columbia

Apr

52

Mar

9

•

29%

.

Jan

.19

Jan

37.60

1.320

34%

Jan

37.60

Apr

23

23

200

23

Jan

23 Vz

Jan

2,582

63

69

66%

74%

72

74%

1.552

69% Mai-

76%

Jan

3.00

3.30

19.367

2.70 Mar

3.30

Apr

79

Jan

75%

6.00

Apr

50

50%

2.145

48

Jan

51

Feb

*

17%

17

17%

2.900

15

Jan

20

Jan

*

Columbia

75% "

5.65

51

Jan

53 %

Feb

135

50

52%

275

50

5%

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1.450

5

51

51%

400

25
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55%

56%

20.798

50

50%

5o

51

51

5%

£

Feb

4.95

19,980

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«

Feb

70%

8.481

6.00

50

56%

Apr

Jan

51%

Mar

53 Vz

Feb

5%

Feb

Jan

,.51 %

245

50 %

Feb

3.75

3.95

3.271

2.75

Jan

30

29%

30

2.550

30%

16%

15%

29%
12 Vz

Jan

*

Power—

51

3.95

Jan

16 Vz

*

16%

2.165

54

Jan

Apr
Jan

20

5.059

19%

Feb

55

55%

285

52

Jan

89

100

89

Apr

92%

Feb

12%

13

575

12

,

Jan

13%

Feb

75

17 Va

Jan

19%

Feb

300

3.75

Jan

prelerred

Company
class

Ltd

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20

—:—*

A

B Q

al9% al9%

*

Products

5%

5%.

*

28%

27%

28%

2.025

5

7.00

7.00

7.05

1.600

Calgary Power common

*

22%

22%

22%

4,360

20%

Canada

*

37%

35%

4.634

29

28%

28%

222

26%

26%

27%

1.879

Gold

21%

Ltd

$1.25
$2.00

Loeb

Class

23 V4

Feb

6

31

Feb

6.80 Mar

Feb

8.75

Feb

$1.30

common

preferred
&

Canada

Iron

4% %

20

Dominion

Canada

Sugar Co

Foundries

preferred

Canada

Jan

23%
38

Aviation

Canadian

$2:20

class

20 '/4

Jan

87

87

100'

84

Jan

518

*

74%

73

74%

*

54

54

55

Tel

Co

,

95

100

95

95

:

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375

16%

Jan

20,536

63 Vz

Apr

73%

Feb

4,805

28 Vz

Jan

34 Vz

50

Apr

47%

3.181

43%

Jan

51

52

52

53%

400

48 y4

Jan vy

53 y2

80

80%

Apr

2,790

78%

Feb

11 Va

11 VB

Jan

100

10

Jan

81%
11%

11

12%

750

9%

Feb

12 Vz

16

16%

3,010

14%

Jan

16 Vz Mar

16

12%

*

A

*

16%

16%

3,150

20

20%

20%

225

40

*

7%
8

7%

16

21%

21 %

21%

525

16%

Jan

a23

a23

25

20

24%

23 Vb

24%

1,344

183/4

25

25

3,500

25

22

Apr

21%

22

3,276

20% Mar

22

Jan

14

13%

14

18,192

12 y4

14 '

Apr

105% 106 %

150

108%

Jan

*

—100

partic
Ltd

Mills

9%

Jan

12%

28%

29%

2,183

27%

Jan

30

Feb

29 y4

30

874

28%

Jan

35

Mar

12%

12%

100

12

14%

Jan

29%

«

30

91

906

50%

51%

2,860

*

34%

32 Vb

3434

7,310

25

24%

25 y4

2,605

20 34

*

13%

2,945

10%

18,259

10 y4

Feb

11%

Jan

52%

425

51 Vb

Feb

53

Jan

52%

1.665

5iy2 Mar

52 y4

52

54

4.970

36

Jan

54

133/4

Jan

38%

Jan

!__*

common

16%

17

600

14

Jan

17% Mar
12% Jan

5.535

1,795

27%

28

500

1

Corp of Canada—
Co

12

Ltd

36%

50

35%

Jan

38%

Jan

common
*
class A—50

9Va

36%
8%

9%

26,927

8y4

Feb

10 ya

Jan

8%

8V4

125

71/4

Canadian

1
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10

6%
66

64%

66

4.843

61%

Feb

67

Jan

Canadian

Industries

*

15%

14%

15%

1.680

13%

Feb

15%

Apr

Jan

23%

Jan

Apr
26% Mar

38%

Jan

30

Feb

27

*

~9

8%

9 %

12,895

Feb

93/0

*

common

preferred

35%

35%

37

3,379

35

Feb

383/4

Jan

86

86

70

85

Jan

87

Jan

7

1.480

100

Quebec Natural Gas

11% Mar

.20%

common

8%

Jan

l

6%

100

90%

91

135

64

Jan

93

36%

36 <4

895

35 Vb

Jan

36% Mar

990

44j/2

Jan

93/4

Jan

*

Telephone

*

common

Ltd

Canada

class

Mines

A

47%.

46

*

;

300

13

4,900

9%

9%

1,975

86%

86%

75

9

9

900

75%

100.

Rothmans

10

12%

13

•

Rolland Paper class A
4]/4%
preferred

76%

4,087

_10

*

Co

Royal Bank of Canada

47%

10

,*

9%.

.

10

76%

4.85

Jan

7%

Feb

491/4
12%

Feb

13

12% Mar
9

Feb
Feb

Apr

Jan

10

86 y4

Jan

86%

7%

Jan

Feb

Apr

9

Apr

783/4

72% Mar

Jan

Apr

36%

27% Mar

Jan

Apr

53%

Jan
Jan

8,590

Jan

Apr

38

21%

Jan

343/4

12%

Development

10 Vb

Feb

Feb

122

.

12%

Apr

Jan

523/4

38

35%

8% Mar

100

•45% Jan

13%

21

Algom

Feb

Feb

38

28%

112

10.%

88

Jan

13 Vb

29

Rio

734

100

21%

Reitman's

'

Feb

31%

*

common

90

51%

12%

Apr

Mar

3,675

*

Jan

10%

105

Mar

12

1

13 Vb

26

Jan

Api-

11%

*

Power

Products

&

Mar

24%

Feb

A

common

Bros

23

Jan

7%

*

4 '}'o

Feb

Jan

1,400

Petroleum

Power

Jan

23

7%

i

&

17%

7%

I

Ltd

83/o Mar

Mar

10

pfd

class

7%

*

common

Penmans

Placer

Feb

200

Page-Hersey Tubes

56

52%

Mar

*

priority

common

Light

Steel

74%

•

Jan

8

100

Ltd *

preferred

Pacific

43

Apr
Apr

*

Flour

7'7c

2iy4

Feb

7%

8

5

Ogilvie

Feb

40

1,200

1614

Corp
Mines

Jan

10

River

Tel

'

Scotia

Apr

18%

1614

Trust

Ontario

:

Feb

20%

50

7%

Mar

Mar

i6 y4

Co "A"__2.50

Montreal

Noranda

40

7%

*

Nova

Feb

80%

•

com

18%

48%
"

Locomotive

Moore

Jan
Mar

18

*

6%

Mar

34%

__i

Paper

Ltd

B

Jan

*

$1.75

Celanese

common

series

Canadian

Chemical Co

Canadian

Fairbanks

Husky

Canadian

Ltd

Morse

common

6%

com—*

Power

Preferred

St

6%

2.125

12%

13

1.190

44%

50

6

44%

583

12 y2

42

Jan

9

Mar

/Mar

7%

14-

Jan
Jan

Jan

Lawrence

Cement

Foods

Jan

1

Canadian Marconi Co—
Canadian
Canadian

Vickers

CanadianCentral

C

K

Del

P

Ltd

Cellulose

Mining ,&
Textile

Crain

(R

Cork

Crown

Seal

&

135

18%

Jan

22

Jan

7.90

Jan

9.25

11% Mar

12%

50

Apr

Feb

6%

700

ova

ieb

6%

6%

2,050

4.25

Jan

7

Mar

25%

22%

Jan

25%

Apr

6%

Shell

Apr

Investments

Shell

Oil

of

Sherwin

Sicard

Seagrams

Dominion
Dominion

6%

6%

Coal

preferred,,,;

Foundries

Dominion

Glass

Structural
of

955

40

345

39

Jan

Jan

18

Apr

17%

7%. preferred

Dominion

Lime

8'/e

Jan

common,

17%

17

100

17

6%

460

14%

13%

14%

147

147

100

73

•:" 73

6%

2,500

147

*

7% Mar

Jan

45

Steel

Feb

Co

Dominion

Stores

Dominino

Tar

Feb

Traders

25

73

Apr

75

Jan

Trans

125

22

Jan

23%

Feb

Trans

14%

1,800

12

Jan

15J/4 Mar

50%

50%

Finance

Dominion Textile
75c

13

18%

19 V*

Canada

Du

Bros

11

12

*

Match
Falconbridge

Mines
Canadian Corp

Players

&

Frosst

55c

5

775

Jan

12

Mar

Walker

of

Jan

Apr

19

19

19%

2,235

18

Mar

20%

Feb

19%

19%

18

Feb

Feb

.—

Co

preferred
(Chas Ei

Power

7%

1,100

6Vb

Jan

7%

Apr

Weston

2.75

400

2.00

Jan

2.75

preferred

10%

Jail

15%

13V4

Feb

14%

General

Jan

18%

Steel

Great

Britain

Great

Lakes

8,646

14%

13%

14 %

19,855

17%

18%

10,651

22

23

365

18%

19%

8,626

al45

al45

23%

24%

1,630
100

*

18

19

24%

50

50

42%

8.

44 %

16%

Can Inv

&

Feb

146

Paper

Jan

25

50

Jan

Andy

Co

Warrants

Jan

5

80

Jan

83

9 Vz

730

d

uull

9%

36

Preferred

36%

100

32 y2

Feb

38

58

58%

59%

4,745

51

Jan

36%

380

Mar

59% Mar

18%

18%

635

17%

Jan

19% Mar

23 %

23%

1,180

21%

Jan

25

9%

9%

9%

325

*

27

26%

27

2,285

9% Mar
25 y4

Feb

10%

Jan

27

Jan

Feb

17%

17 Vz

100

17%

Apr

21

Jan

34%

34%

1,730

3?%

Jan

34%

Apr

3.15

100 %

3.15

2.85

100

Jan

100100 y8

162

100

50

104

Jan

a28% a28%

3.75

Jan

104 1G4%

Voting

Consol Gold
Oil -class A

Class

Home

B

&

'

Howard

Smith

Hudson

Bay

Hudson's

Bay

For

Paper

Mining.
Co

footnotes,




pfd

x

r

6%

18 Vz

Jan
Mar

32

9V4

peb

32i/2

16V2 Mar

Feb

363%
11%

Feb

Feb

20y4

Jan

19%

Feb

20y4

Jan

45

103

43

Apr

Mar"

104

Jan

Jan

471/4

62%

1,635

593/4

Peb

65%

Jan

13%

13%

3.285

13%

Feb

151%

Jan

Feb

10%

ll'/B

2.550

9%

Jan

11%

24

25Va

10,206

21 %

Jan

26% Mar

45c

62c

155.809

45c

Apr

78c

14%

15

7.285

Feb

15 Va Mar

1.60

1.60

1,000

25
'

14%
'

30

1.526

103
"J

62 VB

•

10%

_*

'

14y4

1.50 Mar

Mai-

1.84

Jan

5%

51/4

225

5

6%

Jan

12

12

300

12

Feb

123/4

Jan

56 3/8

57%

4.875

55%

Feb

59%

F_eb

1.60

1.60

400

14

*

12

*

56%

Worts,

Jan

18%

930

14

217

5'/4
&

135

•

11.800

103

100

18

19'%

.

Feb
Jan

5

Apr

Jan

12

Mar

Jan

18 y2

Apr

9.10 Mar

Apr

—100

143%
3

Feb
Jan

19% Mar
i

-

J

6'% Mar

6

6'%

10,520

90

50

90

Apr

90

Apr

27%

26%

271/4

7,640

21

Jan

28

Mar

12%

13 Va

2,690

11%

Jan

13 Va

13

12%

131/4

1.40

1.40

975

5c

10c

33,445

43'%

43%

75

55'%

56

3,010

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Jan

14

14%

1.973

11'%

Jan

14'%

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_

50
*

page

;

-

4.65

Jan
„

4,575

12

Jan

1.40 Mar
.

&

!

Crude

*

Oil

5c

.

6'% Apr

13%
2.20

Jan

Jan
Jan
Mar

13

.

;

Mar

18

18%

18%

Shown

Are

Expressed

i,

Alpha
Alsof

Bell Mines Ltd—

Ltd

Auto

Talc

Oil &

Bateman
Beauce

Bav

Bellechasse

Gas

Yukon

2,495

51c

60c

44,900

35c

7%c

7 Vz c

7 Vz c

5,867

5c

3c

3 V2c

7,500

23c

23c

333

—•'

—

41.

43

Ltd

Jan

43% Mar

Bornite

Copper

56

British

Controlled

Warrants

Bruneau

Mines

2 Vac Mar
23c
1.86

Apr
Jan

Jan
Feb

85ci
7%c

Apr-

4c

Apr

23c

Apr
Feb

2.60

2.50

36.800

35

115

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81

a2e

250

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6c

4 V2C

4 Vz c

5,200

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5c

2.85

3.30

116,950

29c

30c

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1.40

1.30

1.40

5.600

1.25 Mar

9.55

9.55

200

9.20 Mar

lie

12c

6,500

9c

Jan

Mar

8%c

Jan
Mar

2.24

Ltd

83%

4c

5,000

:

2.50

28c

Jan

Jan

Jan
Jan

Mar

35

Apr
Jan

8%

5c

3.30
46c
1.70
10
12c

Jan
•

Jan
Jan

Apr
Jan
Jan
Jan

Apr

7c

—
-

common

7,000

3 Vac

34,000

3c

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4c

4%c

3.500

4c

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5c

Jan

25c

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7'%c

6c

4%C

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1,000

16c

Jan

25c

Jan

12

Jan

12

Jan

27c

Apr

12

;

i

26c

12

24c

27c

139,000

16 Vac

Jan

28c

_

28c

3,000

14c

Jan

2,100

8VaC Mar

—

18y2

9c

9c

I8V4

18 3/4

"7.00

9c

,——;

Corp

32

3c

7c

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Apr

Apr

Mar
Mar

5c

Ltd

Mining

15c

Mar

Mar

53/4

35

2.35

7.25

_

'

2,730
.

425

—

v

41 %>c Mar
12C

Jan

14 Vz

Jan

'19% Mar

4.75

Jkn

8.00 Mar

12c

14c

12c

Feb

19C

Jan

34c

34c

2,000

32c

Mar

34c

Apr

22c

26c

13,000

21c

Jan

27c

Jan

'

55%

Jan

5%

Ltd "A"—

Corp Ltd
Ltd_,_
Black River Mining Ltd—
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc

Bibis

4

4.90

High
23c

30c

Mining——

Belding-Corticelli

.

Jan

15,000

Ltd-—

Mining

Placer

Love

lie

16c

—

Mines

Gold

Mines

Range Since Jan. 1, 196$

Shares

15c

Ltd_:

Ltd—

Barvallee

for Week

High

a2c

Ltd

Selburn

Baker

Dollars

a8%

Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B

Bailey

Canadian

Ran go

Ltd

Exploration

Augustus

Jan

2.95

Iron Co

&

Jan

213%

Exchange

of Prices

20

Ltd

Telefilms

18%

4%>c

Development Co
Mining Corp Ltd

Anthonian

Apr
Jan

Sales

Low

3c

—

Ltd—!—:

Mines

Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—

Anglo-Nfld

17

51c

Mines

Lead

Anacon

Jan

16%

400

3.455

4.90

—

Amalgamated Beau
Ameranium

reb
Jan

Ltd—

Ltd

Mines

2.05

15%
15

Apr
Jan
Mar

13

15c

—

Electronics

Radio

Aracon
Class
A

Vb

18%

Week's

Last

Par

'

in

1.60

13%

.375

131/8

17

——

5

*

•

Mines

9

__

■

J.

Sulphur

8.10

545

1

Sale Price
.

Atlas

Jan

8% Mar

6.665

8.10

104 Vz

90

/'

£i

see

Aor

Jan

193/a

44%

Friday

Atlas

16

18

8.10

7c

_—

Line

STOCKS

Arno

10

:

$2.00

8
21

193/4

Canadian Stock

Feb

35

20c

,

1—

10%

Feb

Feb

14% Mar

40

Feb

26%

Apr

7y8

250

—

*

Prices

Apr

alO% alO%

*

Pittfield.,

Rights

29%

Mar

18%

63

class A

30 V2

250

com.*

v

625

321/4

103/4

44%

*

Prod

72 Vz

1,196

9

18%

101

Feb

13V8

Mines

32
al4

32

24

19%

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.

Pipe

trust
Pac

(Geo)

27 Vb Mar

72%

9

,100

Hollinger
Home

Ltd

20

al4

133/4

Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Transmission Co_:

64%

25

71%

5

(Canada)

650

30%

—

*

Jan

Apr

18%

1

„

Oil

Ajax Minerals

*

Siddeley

Hawkey

—

Westcoast

44 % Mar

a81% a8lV4

1

common,

740

20

—

191/4

Corp

Band-Ore

Handy

—

_io

50% Mar

23%

*

;

:

A

Mai-

9%

43

9%

1

Ltd

Mining

Bank

Jan

21 Vz

145

*

Corp

32
—-

*

Apr
20% Mar

Jan

1
common,,

8

20

7%

-

*

23

21%' Mar

1%

Wares

15

Feb

17'/4 Mar

Jan

15%

100

Motors

General

3.825

a24

47

281/4

Jan

17%

13

,100

—

16%

Jan

30%JVIar
45 '
Feb

Apr

14%

20

*

preferred
General Dynamics

Jan

133/o

27%

Jan

Apr

550'

10
1

common

Jan

26

16
a24

*.

L-.

Western

71/4

7%

*

Canada

rJan

45 y4

2,025

27%

*

.100

Gooderham

18%

1

Ltd

.

73%

273/4.
16'%

*

Ltd

65

5

*

—

5 Vz%

Gunnar

Viau

Jan

*

Petroleum

French

Gatineau

Jan

17% Mar

*

Fleetwood Corp
Foundation Co
Cos

21%

Feb

61

.*

Nickel

44

105

—

Steel

1,533

50

__

class . A_,____

Eddy

Fraser

Oils

United

65

18% al8%

*

•:

preferred.

Fi'eres

Famous

Triad

Jan

63%

a

*

L

coml

Canada

of

7% %

Dupuis

12

Mountain

Apr

65

31/3

Brewery
Pont

Jan

1.174

46'%

30

56c

14

Jan

*

100

-

Ltd,,——

29

44%

46%

10

Corp Fund
Pipeline

Canada

17

2,325

—*

common..—

530

44%

461%

Rights

50%

47%

220

23 V2

preferred

Donohue
Dow

com—

30

443/4

SteeL.

class

12% Mar

7,263

13

*

!

Chemical

preferred

Feb

1

Toronto-Dominion

14%

a23 Vz a23%

*

Ltd,.

&

Redeemable

30y4

Canada

Feb

14%

Jan

14%

1

Coal

&

Jan

Com

Steinbergs class A
5 % %
preferred

152

13 Va Mar
132

Jan

a23%

Warrants
Dominion

28%

Texaco Canada Ltd

150

17

6%

10

—

Ltd

10,731

Jan

Apr

al7 al7%

4.50

2.75

common

301/4

;

Steel

6,500

7%

*

com

29%

_*

Standard

25%

49%

—

Steel

&

Feb

30%

*

Canada

i__

7

25

Corsets

Dominion

8%

20

preferred

Co

40

*

Dominion

Jan

20

25%

2.50

Bridge

73/4

*

Sogemines

2

"

Petroleum

200

"A"

common

Trans

Distillers
Dome

8

50

preferred

Southam

*

1

8

Simpsons

2

—

A—-.

Ltd

Ltd

of

7

"

*

Co___

class

11 %

50

5y2%^ pfd

Ltd

Canada

Williams

Inc

6%

Jan

6 Vz

*

—

International

Crush

Jan

16.000

all% all%

al7

Franco-Canadian

Zellerbach

Crown

liy2

*

common

Ltd

L)

Jin

*

—

Foncier

1°"'

1,775

Jan

Jan

*

L

pfd

40

.

B

Credit

22,988

28 Vb

Feb

9'/2

50

-

Mar

Mar

5,250

com

pfd——

*

*
i

'

'Credit

8.35

Jan

Jan

102

102

*,

*

Smelting

;

Glass

Coronation

19%

8.10

4.00

24%

6%

*

class A

Class

19%
8.35

Ltd

Consolidated

Corbys

11

*
*

Co

Consolidated

Consumers

10%

'"JOs

300
•

•—

Development
(B J)

Coghlin
Columbia

28%

*

.——•

Oils

Rio

4.25

27 y4

11

Railway
—25
Petrofina Ltd preferred___10

4.25

28

Pacific

23

103

22 y4 Mar

T

Mar

10%

Ltd

4%

17

Feb

102

—

103/e

*

A

14

800

9%

—

*

A

Series

17

a22% a221/4

__100

Shawinigan Water & Power

44 Vz Mar

16

*

common

common..

Scott-Lasalle
Class

*

A

Corporation
preferred

5%
Salada

J Series B 4%-%
<>1

class

Lawrence

St

'

common

International

Canadian

.

47 Vz Mar

Montreal

Feb

—25

Canadian

.

47% Mar

38

&

&

Ltd

13

2,980

51%

class

A

Breweries

51

i3

52 y4

200

65%

;

5 Vz %
preferred
Metropolitan Stores

69 Vz

8%

preferred

B

47%

Power

8%

52.

47%

28%

5
10

preferred

50

—

24% Mar

2.50

6%

8%

*

Ltd

Bloedel & Powell

Quebec
Quebec

13

—_

Jan

12,195

33

i

Ltd

1.616
'

25%

63/4

*

Power

Apr

87

common.

preferred

$2.65

Jan

605

12.50

Jan

"

Corp

Jan

22% Mar

22

:

Electronics

Breweries

33%
29 Vz

21%'

^

5%

Apr

28% Feb
26y* Mar

_100

L

2,075

27

17%

—

class

Mailman

Jan

Jan

10

:

Malting

*

common

Canada Steamship common
5 V<
preferred

Canadian

Ltd,

38

Feb

6%

26%

High

63 %

pfd,

6%

Service

Massey-Ferguson

Price

Cement

Ltd

Maritime

Class

6 Vb

15%

5

B

Molson

Apr

17%

___—

MacMillan

Miron

Jan

13%

34 Vz

preferred

(M)

44 Vz

5.866

65%

;

(John)

Cos

Maclaren

14%

*

Corp

Financial

B

13%

Low

10

Lines—.

preferred

Loblaw

40% Mar

13%

25

Public

Laurentide

55 Vz Mar

89

1

Telephone

19%

com—25
._—100

Columbia

Utilities

Glass

Jamaica

10,504 '

7.60

Canada

preferred

Iroquois

42%

50

preferred

Interprovincial Pipe

4.65 Mar

Jan

Li
—

of

$2.00

Jan. 1, 196$

High

41%

*
50

common

common

Feb

*

Products,

Feb

53

Corp

Paper

International

Range Since

Low

41%

5

com

Nickel

Jan

Feb

65%

74%

Shares

4.68%

Cement

Class

37-45

Canada

International

Jan

....

*

a

a

of

International

Jan

Jan

50%

common

Forest

Bulolo

52%

24% Mar
17

Apr

*

Oil

Building

375

Jan

10%

*

British

Mills

51%

Jan

Apr

'

5% preferred
5 Vz c!o
preferred
Bowater
Paper
Bowaters Mersey 5 Vz %
pfd
Brazilian Traction Light & Power

Class

9

6.830

52%

5.90

.•

Bruck

10%

Tobacco

preferred

Inland

Apr

53

32

26%

10

_■

—

Brown

Jan

10

66

Bowater Corp

4%

Jan

49%

25

.

3.30

Telephone

British

23

Feb

53

18.638

al8

—10

A

British

Jan

46%

a53

52%

—10

—

Banque Canadian National
Rights
Banque Pfovinciale (Canada)
Class

Jan

22

130

37.60

Power

22

Mar

50

730

51%

—

Bathurst

Jan

48

25

Bank of Nova Scotia

Rights

43%

9,090

53

Ltd

Montreal

Feb

.•

26%

10%

for Week

*

Ltd-

Acceptance
$2.25
preferred
$2.75 preferred

Jan

25

24% Mar

a22% a22 %

pfd

42%

a53

—

_

Feb

22%

24%

A

50

.40%

6%

Oil

Indus

25%

8%

Bailey. Selburn 5%

Bell

4.750

Imperial
Imperial

High

a43 % a43%

preferred

Steels

Atlas

41%

Sugar comnjon——■.-i'-..—

Class

Low

47%

48

Asbestos Corp
Atlantic

High

48%

4%

preferred

Class

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

22%

pfd—25
50
Anglo American Exploration
4.75
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co ±Vz% pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
*
$2.60 A preferred
-50
$2.70 "B" pfd
50
Aluminum

Shares

24%

*

—-—

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

40%

41 %

*
25
*

common..

Week's

Last

Sales

of Prices

Par

Friday
Sale Price

STOCKS

Dollars

for Week

Itange

Sale Price

Abitibi

Canadian

Week's

Friday
STOCKS

in

37

—

14c

—

26c

Oilfields—

.34,100

38.

(1450)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS

Week's

Last

Friday
STOCKS

Shares

-

Low

3 Vic

4c

1,500

Campcell Cnibougamau Mines Ltd

4c

1

Jan

3.90

3.90

200

3.85

Jail

Canaca

4.60

Jan

1

al9

al9

50

16Vi

Jan

19

3,100

7.00

Jan

8.75 Mar

Flooring Co Ltd class B

Canadian

Colliers

Dredge & Dock Co Ltd

Canadian

Kodiak
Power

Canadian

Silica

Canojama
Canuba

Corp

Quebec
Asbestos

Central

Manitoba

Cqssland

Corp

12,500
8,000

7 Vic

7 Vic

7c

7c

11

11

7c

•

5c

Miniere

Consolidated

Div

6c

6Vic

90c

9c
4

,v."

9c
4 Vic

500

4 Vic

4 Vic

5,000

4.50

4.50

4.60

800

4.00

1,000

1.50

Standard

Ltd

Paper Coro Ltd
*
Consoi Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd_l
Consolidated

Mines

Delia

Electronics
Mines

Explorers
Oilcloth

Sullivan

Jan

4c

Mar

11c

90c

Jan

90c

Jan

25

Jan

29

Fabi

Ltd

15c

Feb

22c

Mines

Reliance
Lake

('

4Vic

Jan

6c

5 Vic

1,500

Gaspe

Oil

Genuine

Glen

Grisscl

Foods

15c

16c

5,500

15c

Jan

34c

1.55

1.70

2,500

International
Co

Ltd

Jaye

—

Jubilee

Lojvney

Oil

Co

Massval

350.100

10c

Jan

23c

Melcbers

Mines

1.50

Nocana

Amulet

Mines

North

American

Northern

Quebec

Rare
Pr

Copper

Uranium

64,371

13,400

2.85

6%
5c

2,000

30%

30%
75c
9

975

3%c
9c

1.50

1.50
22 Va

"• '—

a5c

5Vic

,

2.05

12c

11c

85c

8%

.

4c

22c

1.50
24

5 V'4

36c

Jan

10

Jan

20c

Jan

26,800

25,165
1.30O

88

740

12c

13c

2,000

45c

Spartan

Air.

For

Jan

42%

1,320

3.35 Mar

3.75

Jan

2.45

2.50

2,-»35

2.35

2.80

Jan

70c

303

66c Y

2.15

class

65c

7.50

7.65

4.089

i06»/2 106%
17 Vi
18

18

106

B

17Vi

Apr

19

Jan

671

19

Jan

22 Vi

55l/2

Apr

95

64

Jan

53% Mar

7.569

10c

200

26%

33.7Q0

22%

145

22

48

650

46y2

Feb

1.55

16

5.95

49%

47%

48

__

1.65

750

1.30

Jan

1.65 Mar

14Vs Mar

16 Va Jan
103% Api
10% Apr

* Y.

16
16%
103% 103%

9%

1

1.108

5.50

.39,000
13,000

6c
,

88

•

1.75

Jan

26%

Apr

24

Jan

59%

Jan

21%

650

Jan

15c

Feb

Feb

14y2c.Mar

10% c

Apr

HVicMar

4,275

5 Vic

Jan

7c

Feb

8,500

-

32c

Jan

57c

Feb

50

49%

105

48%

al6c

244

19c

•

Jan

49% Mar

Mar

24c

Mar

15Vic

21c

204,800

13c

Jan

7.05

7.35

1,650

6.60

2.05

3,800

22c

1.92 Mar

Feb

Jan

W 7.35 Jan
2.05

Apr

3.50

3.50

500

38c

35VaC

44c

36.200

2.00

•

1.90

2.00

3,100

2

3.00
31c

1.60

Jan

3.50 Mar

Jan

48c

10iy2

Jan

8%

Jan

2.15

Jan

5c

4c

i

46

6c

6,000

5c

Mar

8c

Jan

3%c

4C

3,000

3y2c

Jan

6c

8

51V*

51V4

215

50%

Feb

51%

52

200

50%

Feb

52 y2

51%

52%
51%

350

50

Feb

52

8

255

7

Feb

__

10

7%

7%

•

14

14

7%

'

4c

11,000

4c

Jan

5c

Jou

46

47

180

45

Jan

600

9

Jan

9

9%

21c 21 Vic
3.10

2,800

14Vic

48

9Vi

Feb

Jan

14

100

11%

21

21

150

20V4

Feb

17%

17%

17%

*

23

23

37.40

37.60

4.50

4.40

*

B

1.25

1.25

1,620

23

37.60

*

:

\

16%

460

23c

Feb

Jan

4.50

950

4.10

Jan

4.65

Jan

1.40

17.650

1.25 Mar

1.70

Feb

4,030

62%

69,

Jan

5,915

69% Mar

76%

Jan

25.739

2.80 Mar

3.30

A

.'

3.05

3.25

350,

4.10

Jan

17%

17%

880

16V'2

Jan

18%

Jan

51

51V2

465

50y2

Feb

53Vi

Feb

Apr

51

.

ny2

*

.

i,605

8%

Jan

liy2

37

37

37

175

33%

Jan

37Vi Mar

56%

55%

56%

26,069

Feb

56%

25
common

ny4-

».-*

preferred
—

Corp 5%
preferred

5 Vi %
Bowater

preferred

50

Paper

:—.—£1

Bowaters

Mersey

Brazilian

Traction

preferred

common

Class

—*

60

preferred

6%%
Bruck

—;

class

A—

Canada

Bread

Canada

Crushed

Cut

Canada

Dominion

Canada

Foils

Stone

*

•

—

Canada Foundries

Canada

Iron

4V4%

&

60

Apr

29%

Jan

30Vi

Jan

Jan

15%

iey4

470

15%

Jan

16% Apr
16% Mar

16 Vi

16 Vi

385

15%

Feb

17

20Va

19%

20Vb

17.907

19j/2

Feb

23%

55V2

54%

55Vi

6.997

5iy2

Jan

55% Mar

88

88

88

Apr

92%

105

Jan

107y2

107

Jan

109

__

"

106

106

10

-'109

106

19»/2

19%

19Vi

,28

28

28Vi

8%

8%

8%

74c.'

71c

79c

23

22

6%

35%

Packers

Canada
Canada

Canada

:

:

class

3c

4Vic

126,375

2VaC Jan

Canadian

Jan

500

Canadian

15c

l

3.30

2,000

tc

Jan

22c

500

22c

Apr

460

3.30

3.75

3,840

10 Vi

800

15 Vic

15C

16c

76,600

6%

6%

6%

2.560

•

2.25 Mar

10
15c

6%

Apr
Feb
Mar

Feb

6Cc

a

60c

62c

17.300

49c

'Jan

82c

88c

56,150

35c

Jan

14%

Mar

14%

—1

8c

neva
56c

41.

al4y2 al4%
8c

275

8c

15,000

6 Vic

1151/4 116 Vi

Jan

520

110 Vi

Jan

51c

Apr

51c

60c

5.925

Feb

Canadian

Apr
Jan

Class

"

4.75

Jan

Class

7%
64c

Jan

$1.75

Feb

1.00 Mar

19%

Feb

19%

27%

7.488

26

Mar

27V2

40

41

85

85

.Tan

Mar

18Vi

245

Jail

Mar

15

Mar

14

20"

Jan

23 Vi Mar

75

85

Jan

87y2

74%

73%

69'/4

58 V2

74%
59%

655

58 Vi

445

56

Jan

59

58 V'4

59

630

55

Jan

77%

75 Vl»

78

695

74%

Feb

81

Jan

94Vi

94

94Vi

215

93%

Jan

96Va

Feb

250

51

Feb

56

13

Mar

—50
_*

com.

21%

54 Vi
14

8%

*

55

13

13

134

13%

14

1.540

8%

8%

11%

Canners

class

Celanese

A—^--1

8%

100

27,540

52%

51%

10%
52%

52

5iy2

52%

9

gy2

791

1.65 ,1.80

3.015

1.85

130

1.60 Mar

12%

483

U

3.770

36

Jan

430

36

53%

51 Vi

54

36%

9V4

36%
8%

.36Vi

*

3.90

3.55
8

3,95
8%

Preferred

1

Canadian Dredge Dock.
Canadian Fairbanks Morse

Wright-

—1

•

__

90c

88c

9%

.

class

A

7%

90c
90c

1,659

7%i

1Y35

Jan

Feb

52%

Jan

'

2.20
,
,

12Vi
54

■

Jan

Apr
Jan

Jan

38%!
10%
3.95

Jan

Apr

75c

Jail
7% Jan

*

8

7%

8

285

7V4

Jan

———i—*

4,30

4.30

4.35

200

3.00

Jan

Jan

,2,15 Jan

Feb

80c

Apr

.52%" Apr
9% Jan

;,

8V/2 Mar

6%

4.975

80c

11%

3.00 Feb

8.770

7%

8%

Feb

8'/»

22,246

,

—.—.*

Jan

51% Mar
,

20.725

8%

Canadian

9% Mar

Jan

25

Jan
Mar

51

4,090

common.:—..—*

Jan

13Vi

10%

1.072

12V4

Feb

14

1.60 Mar

9%

8

Mar

60

8% Mar

2.493

8%

12V4

Jan

60

Jan

10%

_w_*

——.——

Apr
74Vi Mar

Jan

10%

1.75

preferred Y

B

Jan

Apr

41

100

Canadian Collieries common——3

Class

29V4 Mar

820

"

1.85

Feb

Jan

v

14

,

16

84c

27

298
-

22

.—50

8%c

117% Mar

28%

14

warrants

Curtis

Apr

87Vi

*

Aluminum

Chemical
Warrants

•

Jan

28

*

-

Canadian

Jan

Jan

7V4

87

•

common

warrants

B

Canadian

10% Mar
24c

new

preferred-——..
British

A

Canadian
3.30

85c

1

6%c
3.25

B

.'

191/2

_.

Class

23%
38 Vi

Jan

87%

*

Breweries
Preferred

Apr

22c

Jan
Jan

26%

*

Canadian

2.40

29

27

,

12.50

Bakeries

Jan

2V2C

'

100

B

Aviation

4c

11c

22C

.

Jan

10

Safeway Ltd preferred
Steamship Lines common.

Feb

2.40

6'/4

215

Jan

1.15

Feb

*

A

Permanent

8c

2%c
22c

20V4

7.005

4.143

'

10va

21%

♦

4%c Mar

15%

-

6%
38 Vi"

19% Mar
3iy2 Feb

Feb

8Vi Mar

-42c

5.776

Feb
Feb
Mar

•

class

3,000

(Apr

*

Jan

Jan

10

B

Wire

21

Y

.

Mar

28

__

Canada

Y, 17

150
225

2.823

23

6%

38

;
*

•

-

Feb

100

common

Malting

Class

53

60

108

__

Forging common.*

Foundries

Canada

„.

109

*

preferred

Canada

Jan

Jan

12Vi

20

A

3.15

5

*

Sugar

class

2.70 Mar

9,191

*

—

300

4.65 Mar

'69,445

*

1

common

2.75

5% Mar
51%

60

•

common

Cement
Preferred

Jan

16%

,

Canada

Feb

2.75

30Va

*

Enterprises
Calgary Power common:

Jan

50%

60

•

Cabol

5%

65

10,835

16 y2

—_*

Products
Burns & Co

466

51

4.00

Jan

30

100

Building

54 Vi

15%

100

preferred
Mills

Feb

16V4

Columbia Power Corp
♦
British Columbia Telephone
conunon_25
4Vi % preferred
100
5%%

Jan

Mar

50%

30

*

—

18
52

16%

•

Products—*
Packers class A_ —*

B

5%

16 % Mar

Jan

49% Mar

2.75

__

Note

212

Apr

16

Apr
10% Mar

.Apr

51

3.95

*

Bank

32

5%

__

♦

98

9
15

•

3.75

__

50

common..

200

51V4

51'%

17 %

50Vi

53%

100

100

50

__

50

,

9
15

171/4

__

Bowater

-

9

*

——

nv2

15

*
__

Valley

2.95 Mar

•

Telephone

Bow

Apr

3.25

17%

*

—

Hats

,

*

common

Bros .common
Lumber common

A

Feb

•

Paper

5c

15%

Mar

3.30

Jan

150

45

66%

3.75

8

Jan

23% Mar

34%

74%

2.25 Mar

15°

19 V4

Mar

13,534

72

6,600

15%

Jan

2.95

3.20

Jan

Jan

14Va Mar
22%

65V4

2.35

10c

Apr

66

lie

4c

1

Jan
Mar

3.30

5e

i

<,

Jan

22

Jan

8Vi

Feb

21

♦

9

74%

Preferred
Jan

Jan

*

——

class

17,424

.

Feb

10

Class

Feb

4c

1

Mar

8%

;

Biltmore

Jan

Feb

50

Mar

140

9

Jan

Apr

10.871

10%

6;30

Jan

10c

10

Beaver

Apr

15c

9 Vic Mar

4C

Apr

Jan

43%

51'/4

_♦

Electric
Ltd

Jan

565

22 %

22%

British
Jan

108 Vi

Jan

Jan

25 %

103V8
10%

common

Jan

9.75

lOc

26%

100

common

Apr
Jan

5.95

__

50

Steels

Beatty

8%. Mar
2.45 Mar

2.45
30 V4
110

48%

49%

•
—

Jan

54%

__

*

Oil

2.75

83c

7.50 Mar

90

Jan

22 V4

„

Forest

Feb

Jan

7.65

—

Columbia

Jan

Jan

Jan

__

page

40y4

Jan

25

common

Columbia

1.90

A.




Hardware

American

Jan

High

7.291

3.60

Feb

preferred

British

Feb

Jan

1.90

Jan

16c

a

Ltd_l

see

B

British

87c

Jan*

49 y2

...

footnotes,

Low

41%

3.40

52

British

12C

40c

l

.100

High

40%

•

American

73

39c

7.35

pfd—I

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

*

Tank

Jan

39c

Ltd 1

Services

-

2.00

preferred

British

3 Vic

7c

—

Dufault Mines Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%

-

Shares

27 %

*

Bridge

36c '

being

for Week

107V2

A_

Feb

Mar

6%

6c

20c

South

class

15%c

Jan

80c

7c

i

Ltd...

Sales

Range
of Prices

281

warrants—

preferred——

Jan

11 Vic Mar

one

OILS.

3,650

_1

Mar

14

'

10 y4

class

and

Dollara

11,232

com,

3.55

121.766

12c

Ltd

Sobey's Stores

Week's

The first

parts.

MINKS

Canadian

29

50

Acceptance

Class

Jan

18c

46,100

•

10%

1

in

two

the

109

preferred

Bartaco Industries
Bathurst Power &

Jan

5%

1.55 Mar

8y2c

.

Jan

list

2.15

*

Credit

Jan

1.50

8c

•.

4.40

2.45

common

Rights

Jan

Jan

8,900

1

v

Jan

3.85,

Bank of Nova Scotia

Jan

Mar

1.10

2,605

1

■

200

28 V4

preferred

Autofab

iUj;'

Ltd

4.40

Feb

Bank of Montreal,

Mar

9c

Feb

6c

11c

Metals

Jan

108 %

4-;

1st

Temple

Atlas

Jan

81c

Mar

1.75

Ltd 1st pfd._50

Columbian

Jan

8 Vic

into

100

Atlantic Sugar Refineries
Class A

52 V4 Mar

9Vi Mar

2.40

io y8

Bearings (Can) Ltd class A—*
Red
Crest Gold Mines Ltd
•
Rexspar Minerals & Chemicals Ltd—1
Ruby Poo's Enterprises Ltd——.
2

Ltd-

B

Atlantic

Jan

III

Co

80c

Feb

29

—

class

Bell

1.85

Corp of Canada 4V2% 1st pfd 50
cum
partic 2nd pfd
50

Sangamo

Jan

4c

108%

preferred

Ash

Feb

Jan

1.60

non

Lawrence

13

40c

19.000

2.50

v

Ltd

Controls

Ashdown

Jan

12c

150

8%

_1

Refining Ltd

Feb

15.2C0

5c

3.50

50

$2.70

Mar

14c

88

Cobalt & Exploration——1
Quebec Labrador Development Co
Ltd 1

6t

9

10c

Jan

3y2c

13c

Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting &

12%

57c

5

common

Imperial

$2.50

Apr

1.00

Apr

7c

5c

11 Vic

Jan

4c

Low

*

common

Building

Class C

Feb

1,500
18.400:

90c

—10

Goldfields

300

86c

41%
*

*

$2.60

Jan

30%
-

Jan

1.70

1

:

13

Jan

<4 Vic Mar

—

Corp

Auto

6,745

67c

8%

Quebec

R

5c

Mar

44 %

8

14%

60c

,

5c

Mar
Mar

—100

Trunk

Co
1%
preferred

Class

Argus

Apr

5.15

Jan

50c

.

183

1.90

14%

—1

Pitt
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd——.

Chibougamau

23.000

15c 15 %c

14c

,.

Jan

3c
82c

second

!

common

10

Anthes

6V4C Mar

Jan

1.50

125

5 Vac

1.39

65c
•85c

Smelting.-

4c

4.OU0

12,000

segregated

Friday

preferred

Analogue

Mar

3.60

Jan

24

8.400

15 %c 16 %c

— -

•

Mines

100

5% Jan
3.65 Mar

12yac Mar

4c

Expressed

10

4%%

1

1.70

•

Quebec

18c

Jan

7c

2,500

51% V
27c 35%c
a8%
a8%

v'.

16 y2c

59c

a5c

51%

27c

1

Patricia

6%

Are

common

Aluminum

20 %c Mar

3%c Feb

50

■

_*

Mines Ltd—_;

B

Algonquin

Apr

Jan

7%

333

22%

51%

1

Power

Shown

trust

Aluminium

Jan

Feb

25 V4

1,100

50c
'

•

1

*,;
r'-'V -v; *
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investmn Co
Silver

Jan

60c

500

9c

—

Jan
Jan
Jan

6c

85c

the

and

Last

Paper

Algoma Steel

.

Y-

2.28

Apr

4 Vic

500

9

3 Vic

_•

Mines (Quebec)

are

STOCKS,

__

Jan

2.60

6%c Mar

1,550

75c
Y

_•

Ltd

7c
13 %c

160

5c

•

Peace River Mining &
Penribec Mining Corp.

1.85

2.65 Mar

6%

Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines
Ltd_i

Orchan

3,000

■/-

*

Corp

5

2.60

4.40

—

Warrants

Apr

a—

Feb

54,100

3.60

•

Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opfimiska

Jan

1.50 Mar

85,427

3.50

common—*

Metals

Co

2.28

3.25

1

Asbestos

200

a3c

13

__

Jan

31c

—

2.10

354

3.15

___5

Ltd

1 200

68,100

-

5

Ltd

American

1.35

a—

16c

Ltd—1

Ltd—

5%
3.05

"

4.40

Exohange issues

common

Central
Preferred

Apr

2.00

Apr

16c

1

Ltd

Co

2.10

11c

Apr

1.70

5

3.50

_1

Ltd

Mines

Stock

Alberta Natural Gas

Feb

10c

1

;

Canada—2

Algoma

Feb

4.00

10c "Jan

100

•V-;

3 Vic

Jan

13 Vac

._*

Norac Finance Ltd class A—
Nortn

1.75

1

———_

Exploration

al08

2.00

Automatic Vending Co Ltd_*
Need,co Frigistors Ltd
•
New Jormaque Mines Ltd
l
Newfoundland Lt & Pow Co Ltd
10
West

8% Jan

.

Jan

lie"

1,000

1.50

al08

1

Ltd

2c

3.30

9.900

Ltd

Feb

"" 51c

4c

—

Gas

Class

Apr

13,200

1

Jan

14

Jan

85c

57c

Class A warrants

Apr

30c

lie

National

Newrieh

25c

Jan

31c

1.50

Mines

Mines

Jan

18c

1.80

Ltd

—

Co

15c

11c

16c

57c

Y

'

2.08

Mar

UV2

4c

*

of

Class A preferred

Mar

15,500

30c

50c

—

Mines

Dairies

6c

3.50

Corp of Canada Ltd—u
Mist an go River Mines Ltd

Royal

Jan

26c

_.

Mid-Cnibougamau Mines Ltd
Midepsa Industries Ltd—

Pleasant

Jan

216,000

25c

24c

8%

3Vic

1.70

_1

„

Voting
Alberta

Apr Y

io

Mining

Mining

New

19 Vac

27c

—•

32c

1,300

5 Vi

—

2.24 Mar

1.C00

:

,

28c

Gold Mines Ltd
Distilleries Ltd common

Mount

5c

1.80

Ltd

Mouht,

8%

&

Ltd

Warrants

"

Ltd (Walter Ml _———_*

Monpre Mining

-

5c*

1.410

_

,7Gpreferred
Mercury Chipman

"i'

Jan

'

8%

25c

—.—1

Gold

23c

26,000

.

Mc&inney

15c

1.92

Power

Alberta Distillers

Feb

1

&

700

14

2.85

—

—1

Fd

Par

Abitibi

Jan

Corp—

Mines

Toronto

Acklands

Jan

4c

3.95

Ltd

33c

8Vic lO'/ic

9c

Sale Price

Feb

12c

5

Feb

__

STOCKS

Jan

25c

Mar

•

Ltd

Mclmyre-Porcuphie

68c

Mar

•

Malariic Hygrade

26

Jan

8c

3 Vic

Copper Mining Co Ltd
Corp of Canada Ltd

Lithium

Feb

Apr

16c

3c

Ltd 5% pfd—1

Jan

75c

a3c

V

1.19 Mar

25 Vic

100

3c

;

Feb

25 y2

Jan

1

'

Inv

Prices

Jan

1.000

3.70

Mining & Explor Co Ltd
Ladufooro Oil Ltd—:
Lamcptagne Ltd class A

Lochaber

33c

e.ooo

3.95

Ltd

Dredging

Ltd

INDUSTRIAL

Apr

10c

3 Vic

Labrador

Lingside

30%

2.10

1

-

Zinc

Jan

23

3,675

Ltd.*

;

&

32,500

1

Mines

Lead

3,500

24c

8%

30

Jan

40c

Toronto Stock Exchange

The

Jan

3Vic

1

Canada

Kenting Aviation Ltd
Kontiki

25
27c

1.95

22Vic Jan
'10c Mar

82,100

21c

Jan

9c

*

Ltd

Corp

26c

425

24 Vi

16c

Apr

24 Vi

Y

Mai

3Vic

•

Iron

36c

25 Vie

*

-

Kiena Gold

Vi

1.50

550

a32c

30c

1

Ltd

Prod

Explorations

5c

20

1

Ltd

_•

Intexnrovincial

Jan

Mar

2.10

1

Helium

3c

20

1

Ltd

Inspiration Ltd

30%

a25c

21c

29%

2,970

24,9.5

*

Feb

24

50

91

1

I.td—

Jan

Jan

63c

—

—*

Jan
Feb

Jan

1

Mines

Mines

Speculative

Jan

30c

'

Paper

25c

39%

Apr

Inc

Age Mines Ltd

Henclershot

Jan

*

Ltd—

Lake Silver

Golden

Mar

1

of

1

1

Ltd

'

13%

„

—*

Ltd—

Jan a

14c

6%c

Mai-

33c

10

Ltd

29%

5c

60q

60c

•

Y

—_

Ventures

19c

36%

17c

Ltd-

Autotronics

Mining

2.100

7,090

13,500

.

Glacier

22c

38%

19c

Ltd

.'

.

85

17c

35c

29%

6 Vic Mar

943/^

__

"

Ltd

Pools

Co

Products

Mar

250

V

18c

•

M^nes Ltd

:

7o0

12c

Apr

220

Ltd

(1945)

3d,COO

a_c

Jan

1.14 Mar

Jan

5,000

1

Minerals

Oil

Helium

Jan

al3c

V

1.70

5c

-1

_i

Foniana
Fort
Fox

Mines

Co

Apr ;

37 Vi

——1

Minerals

&

7 Vic

a3c'

__

13c

Apr

'324

29

Feb

20c

Linoleum Co Ltd.*

Mines

7c

1
♦

'

3c

20c

Ltd

Ltd

Jan

A

Associates

Western

Feb

20C

Com

Explorations

Metal

4.60

20

Ltd

&

Mines

Dumont Nickel

Hout

Westville
York

6c

30%

Leaseholds

7c

__

5c

Ltd

Dominion

li.oOO

Properties

Swimming

Der

j ■

Feb

7,000

90c

Ltd-

Dominion

9c

Ltd

class

Electric

Westeel

Jan

5c

Ltd—

Corp

Corp

Ltd—

Ltd

Petroleum

8c

8c

7Vic

Mining" Co~L~td———♦

*

15,000

5 Vic

37%

Jan

'

Westburne

Mar

-1

Mills

:

Dome

Fab

11c

5%c
6Vic

*

Textile

preferred

Copp^rstream

Feb

Jan

11c

20c

Consolidated

62c

Explorations Ltd—
Virginia Mining Corp———
Weedon Mining Corp

"v

Feb

2.35

1.70

90c

5%C

27,600

'

al3c

1

Jan

1.10

1

*

Towns

Mar

Van

3 Vic

>

1

Oil

11c
92c

Jan

10c

1.00

Vanguard

-■

10c
:

*

Pacific

Ltd-

Jan
Mar

1.70
10c

Sec "A"—*

Mines

Val

3 Vic

Ltd..—1

New

Empire

Jan

7Vic Feb
3%c Jan
':4c
Jan

2,000
"

ViC

Vic

4

Ltd.*

Monpas Mines Ltd

Equity

9c

Mar

4Vic

United

19.700

1.02

Jan

ll%c Jan

Jan

75c

Jan

Jan

11c

Mar

1,750

Consolidated

East

Feb

Feb

10c

3,500

Consolidated

Dumagami

1.00
20c

2y2c

15,169

Mogador

Dominion

Jan

Jan

Apr

4,000

27 Vi

Crusade

1.00

High

12c

*

Principal

1 Vic

160

R

Obalski

Low

10%c

1

Corporations

■ClflSS'

Jan

11c

2,600
•

8%

Range Since Jan.1,1963

High

10Vic

Ltd

Petroleum

United

Low

Shares

_1

Ltd

United

5c

Consolidated

Mines

Exploration

United

2.28

i_1.50

Mines

Tib

Ltd—

Ltd

Feb

a80c

1

L'Ungava

Bellekeno

Tazin

Mar

Mines

Feb

a76e

—t——

Compagnie

Talisman

Mines

59c

•2.10

1
(Can)

Lake

11

2.15

—

Consolidated

Tache

Jan

'

Warrants

Feb

Feb

a80c

—1
1

Corp

Commodore Business Mach

5 %.

Apr

9V4

200

15C

7%
38c

1

Ltd

24

Jan

*

-,

Mines

Copper

1.00

1 Vic

—1

Ltd—.

Lake

Cleveland

1.00

1

Ltd

900

12 %c

-*

Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
Chiboug. Copper Corp—
Chipman

Feb

3c

13,169

ii

.iy2c

12V2c

1

Ltd

Ltd

Mines

20 </8

200

55c

v

11

1

Corp

7 Vi

48c

11

—1

Explorations

8%

7%

52c

*

Lid

Ltd—

Mines

Cassiar

8%

7%

*

—

Ltd—*

Ltd

Carrier

8%

*

Lid

Inv
Ltd..-

Paper

Explorations

Mines

Caroee

Refineries
&

115

Titan

3

Canadian

22%

Ltd—

Resources

&

Common

Canadian

22%

for Week

of Prices

Par*

1

Ltd—:

sales

Range

Sale Price

High

*

Calumet

Mines

Week's

Last

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

High

Calgary. & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Uranium

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

for Week

of Prices

Low

.

Sales

Range

Sale Price
Par

.

9

-

,

91c

Jan

Apr

Mar
Feb

1.00 Jan
8%

Jan

9Va Mar
4.50

Feb

>.

Volume

Number

197

6253

.

.

The Commercial

.

and

Financial Chronicle

(1451)

CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday

Week's

Last

STOCKS

Canadian

Shares

common..*

Electric

General

34

34

37%

37 Va

38''2

52

4li'2

42 'a

class A__*

16

16

16

20

20

IOO

1

6 %

6%

6 %

15.354

1.10

1.05

1.10

920

General

Securities

B

1

Oil—_—

Husky

Warrants

Canadian

*

common

16

10

Hydrocarbon

35

100

Canadian

,—

65%

15 Va

Canadian

Industrial

2.50

Gas

Industries

Canadian

Marconi

Co—

Canadian

Oil

preferred—.

'Canadian

8%

Pacific

Petrofina

Canadian

Canadian
"■
.

5 r/c

1.05

Canadian

Industrial

Minerals

Industrial

Wire

4%

Chateau

28 Vb

43.904

24%

Jan

28 V8

Apr

107b

10%

633

-10%

Jan

11%

Feb

Gas

1

220

3.10

L)

111

111

50

15%

775

13%

102

107

108

6

614
2.55

1.075

6%

6V2

Mar

120

16

Jan

108

Mar

Apr

4.10

7

Jan

625

«>.

Apr

7%

Jan

7%

Jan

8Va

Feb

5.55

5.85

903

4.75

Jan

6.35

Feb

5.60

25%

13.692

22%

Jan

25%

Apr

3734

37%

38%

7.566

36 V4

Jan

40

Jan

21

.20 V2

21

21.249

19

Jan

21

108

30

Feb

109

714
17 %

17%

17%
6%

1714

17%

1.80

1.65

1.80

2714
9%

18

Feb

16%. Jan

17%

Jan

6%

620

1.65

Apr

3.65

2714

25

27%

Jan

29 Va

9%

1.880

1.95

1.95

9% Mar
1.90

Coal

Gen

Feb

14 Vb

662

1.50

1.50

100

45

45

55

30

99

55

61

60
13

13

1.400

14%

14%

14%

4,715

2.70

2.80

250

61

Jan

Jan

es

Mar

12% Mar

16

Jan

HVa.Jan
2.50

Feb

13.980

47

Jan

50 Va

Apr

1.755

17

Feb

21%

Jan

800

110

Feb

120

11

12

851

11%

12

2.580

7.50

7.50

150

*

647B

64

.65

3.034

1

Scottish

7%

7%

>

Invest

8%

8

Jan
Jan

8%

8%

150

8

Feb

15

5.030

10

Jan

Dominion

Stores

*

14 VB

13%

14%

'Dominion

Tar &

*

18

17%

18%

22

22

22%

290

Chemical

common

'

Preferred

23.50

Textile

Brewery

;

Investment

Trust

Form

Class

A

Feb

23

16%
50

9%

125

12

212

212

5%
8%
11

—

*

1.75

—

Jan

189

15

Apr
Jan
Feb

V Mar

9%
39

Apr
Mar

12% Mar
Feb

225

Jan

8%

Apr
Feb

5%

100

10%

Jan

239

10 Vb

Feb

11% Mar

300

81/4

11

—

Apr

20

11%

160

5%

8%
10

44 %

Jan

30

1.70

Feb

2.45

■

5%

225

11 '

1.80

*

Famous Players

Fanny

Canadian

Farmer

Candy

Federal

Farms

common

Federal

Grain

Preferred

class

L

Motor

Ford

of

<.

Co

Canada

Foundation
Fraser

Leland

2nd

Freiman

Loblaw

(A J)

Loblaw Cos

Loeb

Gatineau Power
5%

Maclaren
Class

Jan

Power

General

B

General

Petroleum

General

Steel

—'

,'2—;

Goodyear Tire Canada
4%
preferred

common

Gordon

B...

Great

Class
Lakes Paper

Great

9
65c
19 Va

Jan

52

50

53

344

45%

Lakes Power

5%

5%

6%

18%

18%

18%

Great

7

Jan

28

4.95

Class

.

Great

B

Coal

class

A

1956

5%

100

5%

Feb

4.60

4.85

10

70

2.40 Feb

3.00

Feb

1

2.55

2.40

2.55

3.175

2.35

Feb

2.65

Jan

—10

11

125

9%

Jan

11%

Feb

67c

67c

85c

Jan

10

38%

38

39

39

Apr

16%

16%

16%

765

•

i67/8

16%

16%
20%

4.752

16

Feb

19

Jan

20%

100

20

Jan

20 7 a

Apr

A

67c

9%

8%

23%

23%

23 «/4

20%

21

40%

41

360

97/8

Brass

Hamilton

Cotton

Chemical

Hand

Hardee

Farms

preferred
class

6.365

16

1.722

13%

23%

1.027

22

12

12

12

4,695

3IV2

31%

32

2.070

30

32

31%

32

145

9',4

9

9%

7%

7%

7%

50 %

50

50%

•

16%

16%

16%

490

A-2.53

21%

21%

22

3,700
100

24 %

—1-

—

class

2.53

10% Mar

:

:

4%%
Maxwell

Ltd

McCabe
E

P

Metro

12

100

104

•

14

13%

14

Ltd

107

107

107

100

107

105

107

315

*

±.—

Grain

Stores

Properties

common

Pacific

Midwest Industries
Milton
Molson

Preferred

Hees

H)

(Geo

Hinde

&

Home

&

Huron

1

Co

Pittfield
,

Owens

:

.

Works

ti..

Co

-

class

8.455

1.75 Jan

699

3.00 Mar

9

270

29 %

29%

29%

987

27 Va

30 Vb

29%

30%
9%

611

28%

4,530

12

12

100

Ontario

Quebec

104

Jan

104 Vb Mar

10%

Feb

Jan

12%

Apr

8%

.7%

Northern

Nova

Scotia

Power

Jan

70c

Jan

Jan

10
Apr
89% Mar

Ontario
Ontario

Steel

Products

144

Jan

Ontario

Store

Fixture

49

Feb

Oshawa

Beauty

18%

Apr

21%

Jan

Page

10%

Jan

Jan

49 Va

Jan

V- 8% Mar

Overland

49

225
775

1.75

Apr

2.45

Jan

6%

6%

145

6%

Jan

6%

Feb

4.15

200

4.00

Jan

4.50

Feb

Peoples

Jan

common

Phantom

1.102
515

14

99c

380

45c

Penmans
,

Freferred

Credit

Photo

Jan

1.80 Mar

3.50

Jan

Premium

20%

Jan

Price

64

Jan

Quebec

100
840

18%

550

58% Mar

Jan

50

14%
95%

22
150

Jan

17%

Apr

Jan

97 Va

9% Mar

49%

2.50

Jan

Jan

4.10

75

9%

Bros

25

24%

25 %

19

19%

1.336

18

Jan

1,830

*

79

25

Jan

26% Mar

6%

20.3 25

90

90

90

746

75C

75c

For

footnotes;




see

page

62

41.

62

63%

2.450

4.70

.75
60c
50

Jan

Jan
Mar
"Mar

1.35 Mar
4c

11

13 Va
—

—

Feb

Jan
Feb

16

28% Mar

Jan
Jan
Mar

14

Mar

13

Jan

29
30

Mar

15%

Jan

Jan

Feb

15%
347a

Apr

Jan
Jan

19

Jan

49

Jan

50

9

Jan

32% Mar
Jan

80 Va

Jan

9% Apr
82% Mar

20%

Jan

25%

Apr

13

Apr

Jan

13%

Jan

10

106

10

Feb

10

Feb

17

385

14

Jan

17% Mar

4,345

3.70

3.60

3.85

650

30%

31 Va

1.228

4.67

4.75

500

———*

—

10%. Jan

17.

31 Vs

*
1.25

;

10

_*

6%

Jan

Jan

Feb

33

Jan

4.00

4.75

Apr

8%

21

7

4.40

3.50 Mar
30

;

100

8%

Jan

8%

Jan

21%

8%

21%

12%

5,315

20 %

Jan

23%

Jan

7%

6,585

6%

Apr

8%

Jan

Feb

50
__

...

—

50

50

49%

Jan

51

26%

30

600

26%

37

114%

115

50

114%

Apr
Apr

119

Feb

12%

12%

200

12%

Apr

13

Jan

Feb

5%

5%

5%

2,950

4.5(

Jan

*

14%

14%

14 Va

750

14 Vt

Feb

15%

Jan

—•

9

8%

9 Va

20,909

Jan

9%

Jan

Ore ——————20c

1.60

1.55

1.60

2,000

Jan

1.75

Jan

36

35%

37%

4,224

7

6%

7

9,053

72c

80c

2,233

55c

90 Va

89%

91

1,489

64 Va

Jan

8%

8%

9

420

8%

Apr

9

8%

9

840

5 Vb

5 Vb

5 %

1,480

4.50

Jan
Jan

—__—*

J~.—*

1

Gas

——100

6 Va

90

1.90
53

2.30

Apr

2lc

Jan

12

58% Mar

66

Apr
Mar

Jan

1—2

Chemical

Bldg common..

*

Preferred

——

preferred—
class A
[
Rqthmans of Pall Mall——

Rolland

Paper

8

1.55

35 Va
4.80

Royal

Royalite
St

Oak

Dairy

class

—I"

Apr

St Lawrence

Feb

St

Maurice

270

5%

245

4.00

9%

100

1-io

8%

8%

9

2,750

76%

7,5%

76%

7,741

A—

9%

9%
13

A

Corp class A pfd
Gas...—

20 %

9%

♦

20%
5%

20%

10

Oil

common.—:
Lawrence Cement class

18

.100
1

-8

19 Va

-.10

Royal Bank of Canada—

Jan

•

;

Rockower

Jan

Mar

*

Rapid Grip Batten class A

19% Mar

25%

6

205

5.25

16%

Jan

Feb

17%
31%

2,150

13
11%,
13%; 13%

*

—*

Preferred

Revelstoke

25%

112.580

Feb

Mar

31 Va Mar

55

•

—*

—

common

—

Natural

Reichhold

6%

12

Jan

527a

29

2,255

82%

common.—

——

Iron

Jan

•

11c

15%

Jan

21

.

795

9%

82%

Engravers

Apr

~

50

87

Apr.
Feb

6% Mar

37% Mar

Feb

7%

Feb

1.20

Jan

Mar

Feb
Feb

94

Apr

9% Mar

380

49%
9Vb
82%

common——.——.*

Power^Corp

2.20

Jan
Jan

72c

Jan

1.80

19%

32%

—-•

Industries

16%

59%

32%

——-————100

•

16%

59%

4,045

—

—

common

Feb

19Va

Feb

97b
13%

27 %

21,445

18%

Preferred..*.—-—.—.^.———50

Feb

59%

30%

147/8 Mar

1.350

34%

18 Vb

*

Hersey
Pipeline

Mar

14%

14

32 Vb

18 %■

Preferred

1.90

15%

13%

34Va

•

—*
Supply preferred.—2

Pembina

16%

Jan

Mar

86

60

——

Flour

Jan

80C

Feb

12

760

(l50

Wholesale—

Ogilvie

Jan

16%

29

15%

».——1
100

—

Cement

Ocean

Jan

15%

29

14%

Gas

preferred—

Apr

8.85

16%

Mar

297b

Jan

19 Va

15%

28
29
15 %

4—
Util

Feb

9

Jan

45 Vb

690

50%

3.95

Jan

Jan

7'/b Mar
12

9.826

10

common....*

Power

74

15%

48

Natural

Telephone

Northwest

1,155

12

13

51%

—...—*

—

—

Preferred

34% Mar

Jan

103 Va

3.264

4c

6

50

12%

30
—*

:

B

7.515

7c

86

86

12%

14

Mines

Class

1.75

'

2.05 Mar

1.90
3.75

51%

Apr

3.60

"

_U—

Northern

1.90

20

12% Mar'

9

preferred——20

Products

Noranda

49

I*

23

Feb

3.05 Mar

3,685

49

i.;

A

Erie

Jan

12%

28

Jan

585

21%

5
200

26%

Jan

19.486

400

1.85

*

common

Feb

Feb
Jan
Jan

23

Steel

Jan

8

3.60

*

Trust

Jan

Feb

Jan

3.50

Wire

7

2.60

12%

Niagara

7 Va

41%

Jan

8%

Containers

20%

Feb

9

—*

common.—

Api-

12%

Niagara

Mar

53

7

National

7 Vb

1.55

1.272

1.95

Feb

1.65

1.45 Mar
41

Jan

45%

52

Jan

10%

127

1.35

109

1.90

-IOO

Grocers

62

53

Jan

27 % Mar

25

1.45

Apr

104%

Jan

National

10%

20c

107

3.75

Foods—.

Corp common

200

2.600

Feb

•

Preferred

7%

1.10

14

*
A

*
Class' .B——_—_—__—;,

18%

—__—*;

Dauch.,.

Rights
Hughes

&

Jan

23

Brewery class A-

Locomotive

106

102

800

7%

Jan

Jan

12%

100

7%

13%

*

:

class

Containers

•

Jan

Feb

102

160

41
2.50

27

3.50

12 %

*

Gas_

Brick

Modern

7%

*

Grain—

1.50

:.

41

2.40

,

20

Light & Power common

Midland

1.50

41

*
20

Preferred
Mexican

1.50

a

Canadian

C

Feb

11%

25

common

:

25

34.226

100

—,

preferred
preferred

5%%

M

*

common

Massey-Ferguson

21%

19%

Jan

60

1

—

Jan

•

common

Apr

3.20

104 104%

18

25

Siddeley

Feb

243a

Jan

..100

Preferred
Hawker

22%
•

600

180

10

Mar

1.360

48

23.277

22

12

Preferred

130

75

Jan

28%

Jan

9%

Jan

24

27%

84

3.65

18

Mar

28 %

65c

Jan

21

National

100

'

Jan

Mar

15% Mar

Jan

1.740

•75

Apr

Apr

3.840

9%

Jan

47%

■

53

10

3.10

Jan

9%
50 %

.

7% Mar

5.930

191

70c

75

8%

Feb

Jan

3.50

Feb

Apr

7%

11%

Maple Leaf Mills

9.75

♦

10%

4.45

Apr

*

common

Jan

Jan

14%

5%

100

common

1st
preferred
Harding Carpets

Apr

33%

50

86%

•

33%

100

62%

97%

12%

Feb

8%

465

Feb

Jan

5.037

•

Mar

IOVb

500

Vb

Feb

16%
23%

Apr

31%
31 Va

■

2.350

410

97

8

12%

Jan
Mar

25 Vb

20%

100

9%

10%

15%
23%

Feb

25 Vb

21%

A

Jan

2.107

2,225

17%

Jan

43%

16

1.125

17%

26%

22%

15%

pfd—30

1st

Feb

Apr

23 %

—..—_12
A

Feb

20 % Mar

*

Paper

Ltd.:

Shoes

18 Va

17%

23 %

18%

40

*

Maher

7%

*

Apr

4.95

19%

common.

9%

Jan

16%

4.416

41

Mar

32%

100

20%

38

Warrants
Hahn

66c

75

Feb

48

2.20

:

1.105

Feb

80c

Jan

130

,

11

16 Vb

74

-

;V

11

Feb

2.25

86%
130

,

50c

16

6 Va

Jan.

560

3.205

4.85

12%

6.50

60c
2.85

15%

Jan

Jan

55c

16

33 Vb

60

6%

2.75

16

Feb

'

4.50 Mar

450

Jan

16 Va Mar

2.85

4.90

Jan

2.25

—1

18%

Jan

'

10

5%

.

Jan

—1

♦

Greyhound Lines
Guaranty Trust

Jan

National Drug & Chemical common
•
Preferred
.!——5

6%

200

5%

*

14%

Jan

•

Industries

5.175

Feb

18 Va Mar

2.330

12%

•___

trust

Greening

34%

100 100%

73%

warrants

16%

1.70 Mar

83c

5%

575...

104 104 %

•

Winnipeg Gas

Voting

34%

100%

50

15%

Jan

6

9 Vb

1.900

„

B

Greater
.

pfd

16%

Jan

80c

Feb

21.109

4.15

$2.80

200

10%

Feb

yV;:-; 200

*

warrants.

West

Class

,

Capital

"1.80

Jan

5%

25

Mar

Apr

10

24

10%

Northern

1.80

10

'

12%

V:;-

58c

225

13,300

.

2.45

*

-

740

10

25%

.

•;v 100

6 Va

*

*

common

77c

5%

10

171 Va

407
2.185

Warrants

■

68c

5%

Jan

50

Mackay

10

5%

24%

30

215

•

Jan

24

Jan

2.000

100

3.55

2.45

28

2.500

*

common

3.10 Mar

23%

85

Drilling Class A_50c

Wares

Preferred

11.217

•

29
78c

12%

3.55

Feb

a

Moore

10%

1%

3.35

Apr
Jan

Macmillan Bloedel Powell River

Montreal

1

J

Jan

2.35

597b

Magma

Feb

Feb

Feb

23%

*

Development
Motors

Jan

2.85

i

Jan

'

General

6 %

Jan

3.40

9Vb

1,720

Jan

Feb
Mar

•

25

—

79

100

Bakeries

General

Jan

2.05

—

class

class

&

Jan

4.40

70C

34%

4.95

1.300

50

58

25

23%

100

i

preferred

3 8 <0

—

70

23%

*

common

preferred

5 % %

-

_

5%
2.35

1.50

53

67c

Ltd——

(M)

Jan

12 V4

8

Preferred

200

*

_•

class A

Trailer

81%

78%

*

class A—.

200

1

common

(Charles)

Feb

75c

11

Inc

Northern

Frosst

Freuhauf

Jan

3.00

5%

preferred

68

665

Jan

4.55

1

1st

4.70

9%

6%

Feb

100

2.25

•

;

Groceterias

Class B

26%

177

Mar

375

12 V»
5%

_1-

A—^

preferred

Loblaw

68

27 Vb

Mar

5

900

5%
3.05

20

4.60

9%

46c

49c

5

Feb

Apr

5.860

common

Fine

26%

53%

141.423

—

Industries

Knitting

173 Vb

Jan

58

Preferred

Monarch

27

48%

20

Monarch

176

645

2.35

;

19% Mar

9%

53%

Mar

56

„„

59% Mar

*

;

51

57%

;

preferred

Jan

*

Co

Jan

46c

20

Jan

10%

73%

43%

3.05

5%

Apr

63 % Mar

4.501

V.

2.35

preferred
preferred

Levy

Jan

Jan

53%

14.669

preferred

17%

*

Companies

52%

17.708

7
19

Jan

80%

Secord

50%

70c

50 Vb

Apr
Mar

10

—

1,620

5

a

48%

6%

3

Loan

10.263

1

*

Corp

Ford

_*

•

63%
'

:

19

__20

_•

Fittings class A
Eleet Mfg
Fleetwood

•

44 %

25c

—

i

59%

68

16

875

;—•

—•—:

26%

——

*

_

200

%
64 Va

80

Cement common.—

29

1
•

A

300

17
53

60c

18%

19

6%

17

51%

Feb
Jan

2.05

A

—

57%

*

6%

__

Jan

18%
87c

2.35

Gas^-—__—

;

$2

-V-

Falconbridge

6%

Jan

Mar

80%

A—

Cement class

$1.40

Mar

Jan

9%

1,976

36

20 Va Mar
50

36%

200

9%

Jan
Mar

17

2,018

19%

55c

*

$1.25

Jan

44 Vb

212

common

warrants

21

42%

12

10

Preferred

•

Jan

36

__*

—

18%

80

*

Life Insurance

Apr

Jan

4.951

9%

Apr
Jan

17 VB

50

*

9%
8 Va

15

27.538

19%

com.*

new

i

Flooring class A_

Exquisite
i

Co

Apr

22.760

19%

20

Ltd

Empire
Erie

pfd

7%

Jan

Jan

19

17%

200

Jan

Feb

6

:

Feb

14 %

50

43 %

Mach

1

Feb

Feb

50

A

Mar

13%

19

*

__

.

Match

Emco

*

common

9.00
65

Jan

6 %

350

9 Va

13%

7.25 Mar

13 Vb

__

200

60c

1.80

class

6 % %

12 Vb Mar

Jan

141s

*

common-

124

Mar

61

100

7%
.

5%
11

*

'Eddy

2.85 Mar

19 Vi

12

1.8%

6%
18%

1

Jan

5

class

Laurentide Financial

15% Mar

50%

11%

Jan

*

:

Warrants

Feb

Mal¬

18%

*

Apr

17

•

Sericel

Preferred

1.75 Mar
45

49%

25

common

4.60

240

—

Lake Ontario

Laura

Feb

700

*

Lambton

1.10

4,150

—.—

Common

V

Jan

5%
18%

Warrants

Jan

19

1

Washing

Jan
Mar

50%

120

Magnesium

Economic

15

Jan

1.10

Dominion Steel Coal

Easy

1.95

13 Vb Mar

13%

Inv

preferred

Electrohome

Dupont Co_

14

Jan
Jan

*

'Dominion Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Lime
common

Dow

8
,

100

14 VB

Jan

2

Canada

Warrants

Jan

Feb

3.130

'•'•7.'

6%

*

Bridge
of

16%

1.95

*

Seagrams

Dominion

8

150

,

*

10
common

.

Dominion

Jan

200

17 Va

7 Vi

561

7 %

Apr

4.80

18%

Feb

6.00

17%

4.75

Feb

Feb

72c

Warrants

Lakeland

Apr

5%

:

common

Labatt

Jan

106%

98

3.65

4.60

5

preferred—

Douglas

Lafarge

96

Credits—

'

Jan

28%

17%

__

Discount

.Jan

67a

24% Mar

82c

Jan

15%

Jan '

5%

*
com—*

.

Jan

Mar

44 Va

Apr

17%

„20

common

Lake

B

Vb

10

Warrants

Kelly
:

Mar

108

__10

Ltd

Class

Jan

25%

_*

—s

Estate

9

2534

50

.—2

2.500

Class
B
warrants
Jockey Club Ltd common

9% Mar

1.220

—*

—

3.180

1.00

—25

Public

Jefferson

Mar

4.276

*

common

Nest

Dominion

7

9

25

:

6

95c

i—V——•

,

Syndicate

Jamaica

Apr.

734

1

Ltd

Timber

4.80

6

75

5Vac

13%

_1

warrants

Investors

6% Mar

8%

7

■

96

Interprovincial Pipe Line
InterprovinciSt^teM Pipe

3.00 Mar

9

*

27

96

—

warrants

1961

Jan

7%

*

!

25%

90

Jan

Jan

2.45

9.150

6%

1959

Jan

6

'4,236

2.45

4.15

Apr

*

A

26%

100

5

Building

Interprovincial

Jan

81

411

6V8

6%

*

Trust

Dominion

110

Jan<

*

—

International

'Dominion

3.10

625

*

Preferred

Dominion

3.15

4.60

1514

1514

100

Credit

Crestbrook

Dominion

3.10

*

class

10.190

Preferred

Jan

*

common

2.400

1—

32

192

Jan

40% Mar

12.320

6%

1.00

Powders

Utilities

Interprovincial

Feb

Imperial
Bit

Distillers

17

International

Jan

:

Dale

19% Mar
21%

*

Preferred

Crush

Jan

29 V4

,

Crows

Feb

17

International Nickel

Jan

101

Jan

*

Warrants

Crown

33

Jan

Jan

*

(R

435

Jan

99%
15%

B

Crain

19

29Va

10

20%

•_

Distillery

'Craig

18%

Mar

62
•

V.

25% Mar

preferred
Clark Publishing

Cosmos

30

100

185

B

Coronation

.

30

'

'240

—.

Consumers

Class

Bronze

215

common

14%

6%

Minerals

26

Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Paper

Corby

International
International

46

10

Warrants

Copp

Apr

28 Vb Mar

Jan

21%

Bakeries

Class

20 %

Jan

34

2.50

Building

•

Jan

23 V4

195

16 s,a

Preferred

13%

6%

•

Gas—

16

777

*

Consolidated

City

850

25

'Consolidated

13%

—

40%

26

Cellulose

7.946

—.4.86%

—

.

20%

16%

common

42

High

31% Mar
140

55C

Preferred

25%

18 Vb

*

41%

Warrants- /
Inter

20

21%

'_

—41%

common-

40

100

•

55

preferred

25

•

26

_

500

185

•

40

•

31%

5

Jan. 1, 196S

Low

185

(John)

25%

Warrants
Columbia

Inglis

Feb

16%

1

Clairtone

Gas

27%

20

Wines

Chrysler

Co

Natural

174

21 %

Trust

Gai

Cement

Inland

28 Vb

*

Industries

Bldg

Inland

Jan

Jan
Jan

20

_j—

Westinghouse
Canadianwide Properties

Chartered

Apr

4.95

Feb

—20

preferred

Capital

15 Va

23

4.00

Range Since

High

31%

——

Feb

448

13%

V\eek

Shares

185

—,

10

4.002

-

preferred

5 % %;

8% Mar

173

foi

—*

——

Jan

174

■

Canadian

preferred

Jan

Feb

4.35

-

com

4 Va %

Low

-

10

Industrial Acceptance common

1.60 Jan

15%

•

Gas

•

17V4

«

II~'ioo
Natural

Feb

67

14 7

Sales

.

Range
of Prices

_.—_—*

—

Jan

174

common

Western

7%

61%

3.200

*

Utilities

Feb

Glaze___

Flo

15% Mar

9 Vb

*

preferred

Apr

.

% 10 7 b

...

Corp class A—_

20

6

Imperial Life Assurance
>
Imperial Oil—.
J——
Imperial Tobacco common—
6%
preferred

4.25

■■!■

10

Common

Jan

Jan

16%
-

Feb
Jan

9.561

b

'V

■

25

Sale

Canadian Tire
>

16 Va

Imperial

39
43

3.164

87

4.26

100

preferred—

Feb

Apr

16

15%

::::::i..

Railway..

Canadian
•

common-

Jan

34'

Par

.

66 %

a

9Va

*

Canadian

Mar

.,15

•

63 7

Mar

33%

226

Investment

High

33

1.050

•

General

class

25

Week's

Last

Sale Price
'

Low

28

—

Canadian

Canadian

STOCKS

Range Since Jan. 1, 1963

High

'

Prelerred

Friday

for Week

of Prices

Low

Par

" :

:

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

Sales

Range

Sale Trice

39

9%
13 Va-

100

1,600

17

18

900

102

102

70

58c

60c

6,000

9%

Mar

.

63

Apr

14%
18

Jan

Feb

Jan

Jan

Apr

103

Jari

55c

Feb

10% Mar

10 % Mar
99 Va

Jan

Jan

78%

72 Va Mar

14

4

9

Jan'

9%

Jan

10

Feb

7%

b%

5% Mar
20% Mar

Feb

9

Feb

Jan

•

69c

Jan

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40

CANADIAN MARKETS
Last

stocks
Par

Warrants"

pin

Water & Power

A

CC

;

:

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S

11

30%

35,554

28%

Jan

30%

29%
44%
46 %

410

27%

13,705

30%

/Canadian
Canadian

50'

33%

1,170

17% Jan
31% Mar

3.95

'1,570

3.80 Mar

;

10%

690

9%

400

19%

810

16%

17%

3.55

3,55

1.10

1.10

V

19%

87

10

60

:

——;

Canada

Pipeline—.*

Prairie

Turnbull

;

—

Elevator—

Class
Union

Pipeline

A

87

7%

200

.1

50

.

:

63%

v.;■

60

1.00

15c

Mar

19c

6,385

11,525

13%

of

Gas

Class

Canada

Vector

Victoria &

12% Mar

14%

Jan

360

22 % Mar

23%

Jan

19

—-II1
_♦

30% Mar

25%

632

23 %

Jan

26

5

5

172

9c

3,000

4.65

4.75

345

50c

100

50c

65

65%

100

60

class

A

Plant

£

Pacific--

preferred

16

Jan

15

Jan

38 %

150

36 Vt

Jan

39

29 %

112

28

Apr

30%

40c

40c

350

40c

1.05

1.30

950

1.05

Apr

12%

13

1,330

12%

Feb

.1

18

17%

18 %

2,955

16

18%

6,792

17

20%

3,077

19%

Jan

97

97

25

9.80

10%

3.989

100

Yukon

♦

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preferred
Wood (John) Co
Woodward Stores Ltd class A

106%; 107"%
•

7%

100

101

•

_

8%

17%

3.00

3.20

3.05

class

100

9

17

lis

Class A warrant's

Knitting

30

7%

A

•

3,50

3.50

«

Electric—:

4.55

101

4.50

10

94

19

21%

Jan

99%

Mar

106%

111

Apr
7% Mar

101

Jan

101

Apr

15%

Feb

18

1,170

2.85

Feb

4.00

Jan

3.50

300

2.50 Jan

3*55 Jan

4.75

Feb

Deer

MINES
Abacus

OILS

Ltd—

Uranium

20c

"

Mines

Accra

Gas

Advocate

Agnico

•

-

Ltd

Pacific

Ltd

:

Consolidated

Anchor

7%c

Jan

56c

Mar

10c

Mar

14c

Jan

Feb,t

6.50

Jan

Jan

77c

Feb

Dome

Donalda

65c

6.20

6.45

63c

•

67c

42 c

40c

2.59

2.55

18c

18c

Arjon

—

Coast

_•

1

Gold

•;

Sullivan

564

11c

12c

1,500

10%c Jan

13c

21.200

28 %C Mar

40c

Jan

Eureka

14c

Jan

Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd

9c

.

10c

6c

Jan

Jan

13,142

9c

14.715

90c

Mar

1.08
.'. 9c

30,400

7c

Feb

93c

13.770

63c

Mar

58c

52c

64c

288,224

33c

Jan

74c

Jan

34c

—1

25c

A

III

Ltd

Uranium..

Mines

__

Bouzan Mines Ltd——.
Bralorne Pioneer
Reef

Mines

9c

71.600

5 Vac

19.000

3.60

7,300

5c

Jan

5c

Jan

7c

3.40

Jan

Feb

3.90

9.60

9.90

2,558

24

565

22% Mar

11.06

1.15

3.700

92c

Jan

33c

4.100

23c

Mar

-IIIII. l
-IIII~~_i
_IIII
._IIII~*
IIII
i'
IIIII
l

.

French

5 V2C

Jan

7c

Feb

Mar

60c

Jan

22%c Mar

35c

Jani

55c

Apr

43c

7,725
'

%c

8.125

55c

184,600

27c

Mar

90c

8,658

84c

Mar

4.45

4.45

14.262

1.08

1.15

37,770

90c

Feb

48.300

40c

Feb

3.55

1.03

Jan

Jan

.4.60 Mar

•£,

1.24

Jan

43c

46c

2.08

2.19

7,070

15C

11.555

10c

Jan

16c

Feb

4c

8c

33,997

4c

Mar

3c

Apr

32c

Apr

28c

30c

2.02

53c

Jan

2.33

32c

23,050

26c

Feb

43c

45c

39.740

38c

Jan-

1.06

1,500

10c 12 Vac

99,999

1

11 %c

10c

1.01

42,633

7c

6c

6c

12c

6%c

13,500

5 V2C

2.20

3.400

1.86

3,290

4 20 Mar

15c

•17c

20,800

10 Vac 11 VaC

16 %c
•

Vic

9c

Mar

20c

Jail

7c

Jan

12c

Mar

30c

Feb

43c

Jan

Apr

23c24VaC

23.092

16c

Jan

24 %c

93c

1.10

17,600

62c

Jan

1.10

19

.18%

19%
7%c- 7%c

3.585

17%

1.100

16 %c

14c

9c

8 Va C

9c

7 Vac

12c

•

14,625

12c

349,092

19c

15c

17c

17J/aC

18c

20,500

7 Vac

9 Vac

67c

71c

69c :

,

'

Jan

27c

Feb

Feb

•IIV2C

Jan

12 %c Mar

Jan

(
'

16 %c Mar

I9V2C

Jan

9c

9c

9%c

10,494

8c

22c

27c

14,900

20c

Mar

1

57c

59c

3.174

57c

Jan

1

Mar
Jan
Jan

89c

Jan

26c

22c
29c
11c

6%c Jan

1

•£,';,.

Feb

11c

Jan

27c :

Apr

59c

Apr

"

12

11%

12 Vb

6,559

10%

80c

8.031

72c

4.55

■

4.55

4.70

7,048

30

30%

13

13%

9c

8%c

9%c

22c

23c

4,000

10c

:

■

78c

~ ™" -25c
I_" :
1

8 Vac

11c

45.600

8%c

22c 25 %C

26,800

2OV2C

•

13 y*

22c

Jan

13%

Mar

3.90

889

24%

Jan

2,230

12 V2

Feb

"

7c

8c
2.60

6c

6.500

2.55

2.450

2.40

Apr

30% Mar

;

14%

Mar

Jan

Jan

4.70

Jan

18c

15,700

Feb

95c

~

Jan

6%c

1

—

Jan

Jan

*

-II!

Jan

lie

14 %c

88,800

i:

Apr

20

7c

2.750

_

Mar

6 %c

38,300

18c

7 %C

Feb

7c

3%c

45,850

16 %c

■

Jan

3,750

1.09

1

Feb

2.45 Mar

5.00

33,590

1

_'

Apr

32c

31%C
23

14c

Apr

12c

Jan

4.40

Feb

12Vac

.

Jan

2.-05

Feb

1.25

Mar

4:30

Jan

50c Mar

Jan

7%c Feb

9 Vac

1

Jan

11c

Feb

Jan

30c

Mar.

12c

*

Jan

25 %c

8 VaC

Jan

Apr
Feb

2.75

Mar

Feb

'

1

2.15

2.10

2.15

2.700

Jan

2.21 Mar

1

1.10

1.10

1.17

22.400,

95c

Jan

1.20

15C

i

Mines—

13 %c

15c

21,200

13c

Mar

5c

5 Vac

10,500

5c

Jan

6%C

23c 25 %c

16.200

16c

Feb

37c

1

—1

24c

—1

1.65

1.55

1

1.65

1.86

27c

1.55 Mar

1.800

1.72

Feb

Jan.
Jan

Mar
Jan

2.45

2.55

5.604

2.20 Mar

1

15c

12 %C

16%c

36.945

IOV2C Mar

16 Vac

_„I.

Apr

1

18 VaC

17c

22c

31.100

15V2c Feb

22c

Apr

:_II„.

Ltd

-20c

lie 11 VaC

8.500

I0V2C Mar

14 %c

Jan

Petrol

preferred—

-10

Gaitwin
Geco

Feb

Genex

Mines
Mascot

Giant

Yellowknife Mines Ltd

10 Vs

Jan

24

Apr

1.15 Mar

33c

Apr

Mining

Mines

Glacier
Glen

l

Ltd

Uran

Goldale

Mine

2.87

;4':

Jan

17c

Feb

31c

Feb

51c

3.500

49c

Mar

53c

Jan

98c

Jan

Feb

15c

Mar

16c

16C

17c

6.500

21c

Jan

5%c

6c

21.100

4%c

Feb

6V2C

Feb

7c

7 Vac

11,500

7c

Jan

5%c

8c

Jan

5c

5 VaC

8.298

Jan

15 %C

15 V2c

6%c

18c

4.619

11c

Jan

20c

37C

39c

6,325

37c

Mar

2.65

2.95

7„%c

24,505

5c

2.20

46c

Jan

2.95

Jan
Mar
Jan
Feb

Goldfields

Gridoil
Gulch
Gulf

Lake

Jan

9%c

11c

Jan

47c

8c 10 Vac

26.300

8c

Apr

12c

Jan

Hard

Jan

Harrison

-

Hasaga

Gold

87c

Apr

Jan

87c

12%

4.986

Jan

12%

11c

38.000

10c

Mar

18 %C

Jan

7c

6c

7c

1,720

4 c.

Jan

9 VaC

Feb

35c

30 %C

35c

16,049

Feb

35c

Apr

15c

15c

16c

13.325

15c

Jan

17c

Jan

24c

26c

16,833

24c

Feb

33 Vac

Jan

17

17

50

17

Apr

20%

Feb

Jan

17 VaC

5

17

13,100

15c

36c

15c

3.70

3.90

24 %c

13c

10.730

12 %c 12 %c

15c

3.90
12 %c

10%

10.765

1.000

2.95 Mar

12

Mar

4.30

13

Feb

Jan
Feb
Jan

36c

9.125

32c

Feb

7c

7c

10,000

6%c

Jan

7 Vac

Feb

1

8 VaC

9c

8.500

7%c

Jan

9 %c

Jan

34c

1

8.10

8.00

8.75

4c

3 VaC

4 %c

8.00 Apr •'•
3Vac Apr

29.433

_1

30*300

56C

Feb

9.85 Mar

Mar

10 %C

Mar

78c

9c

!

Mining

Gwillim

7%c

Jan

17c

1

Gunnar.

7,000

1,720,400

Jan

28 Vb

12%

1

Mines

8c

65c

10c

Feb
Jan

10%c

*

Freehold

24c 41 V2c

%

9c

11c

1

Develop

Mines

24c

Mar

25

5,350
158,300

1
f

Mines

Lead

Feb

1

Mining

Plains

Feb

1.05

7c

17.338

3.70

12%

l

Granduc

9c

28%

Jan
Jan

_i

Mines

Mining
Grandroy Mines
Great

27 Va

602

12 %C 16 VaC

1

Granby

1.20

13c

2.90
66c

2.070
.

1

Goldray

3.800

90c

8 Vac

28%

l

3.15

1
:

Limited

1.12

8,800

3.10

8%c

l

I

Ltd.—

Explorers

17c

18c

3.10

90c

Feb

5%c

13c

,7c
42c

j

6.00

'

12c

13c

G%c

7c

40 %C 42 %c

6.00

6.25

I
\j

20,100

92,590

23c

3.307

5.85

Jan

8c'

Apr

26c

'26c

1.000

3.35

3.50

9.650

2.12

2.18

4.220

,4%c

41.

*,

4%c Jan
40 %c

2.18

IIIIHi

11 %c Mar

9,400

3.40

page

;

7%c

Mining & Smelting—
Holdings Ltd

see

2,000

45c 49 V2C

Frobex

1.06

3Q

7c

1.01

_

Corp..

50c

—III_I ~ I~i

Lake..

33c

2.87

Mar

13 %C

I!

1.07

*

Jan

16c

15c

-50c

I_ ~H
—III!

18c

j

8c

-

IIII "I"

Apr

9c

8.95 Mar

23%

1

:

Jan

1.07

Ankerite




Jan

8c

8c

33c

~~

footnotes,

1.10

Apr

24

i

V

1

Mines.

Jan

6%c

12 %c

9.85

Corp____-IlllHIibc

Mines

Yukon

Bidcop Mines

93c

3.000

5c

1

IIIII—I *
II
*
—IIIIII
l
IIIIIIIIII

Mining Corp..
Bethlehem Copper

7.650

3.45

3.45

50c

—1

Belcher

35,200

7c

Jan
Jan

2.18 V

Mining..

Francoeur

27c

7c
14c

28c

1

:

Feb

1.05

Jan

9.533

8,171

90c

^1

Mines.,

Mines

92c

Aprt

8c

24c 26

1

Farwest •'• Mining—j._J.
Fatima Mining—

Jan

Jan

46c

*

-

Ltd

Jan

5c

2.08

—1111111! IIIi
_I"
——II! !_IIi

Feb

•

1.31

VaC

6

.' !••'

Ltd_II1111111150c

-

1.10 Mar
11c

75c

Jan

10c

16c

—u-IIII"

Giant

class

Mines

El Sol

23c

7c

1

Mining.

Jan

Jan

Eldrich

1.00

L02
1

—

,

Elder-Peel

Jan

8.00

85 c

1

& Gas

Jan

9c

"5.875

8%c
•

7c

10 Va c

Mines—

6,000

1.02

I

Uranium

For

33c'Jan

Apr

7c

7.15

77c

Vac Mar

2c

-

_

Mines

7 Vac

IIIIIIIIIIIII*

Petroleums
Beattie Duquesne

Red

Malartic

East

91c

1

—IT1

Metals

Euffalo

Amphi Gold

East

7.80

m'1'

:

25

Bata

Euffalo

East

Jan

1.03

Mines

Trust

Brunswick

Jan

7%c

8 VaC

Mines—:

Barymin Exploration

Eroulan

20 %c

—i

—

Barnat Mines

Bordulac

Mar
Jan

Jan

75c

■

7c

—i

1.

Bay

Jan

12c

Mines

7.60

_*

irnii

—IIII
Mines—II

Bankfield

Black

12C

Jan

4c

5

1

.:

Mines—

2.9 Vac 32 Vac

__I

Bankeno

Bibis

21c

4%c

.

Oil

Bevcon

Jan

24 %c

preferred

Base

16%c

18,266

Nickel——

Mines—

Bailey Selburn Oil

Baska

8.000

Copper Co
Dynamic Pete_^

28.305

Copper

Yellowknife
Ruffner

Barex

Duvan

-40C

Atlin

Banff

Dunraine

Feb

28.067

III"

;

Gold

Jan

6c

—

Mines—
Arcadia

Atlas

Aumaque

Feb

15c

i

Warrants

Aunor

50c
45c

27c

Oil

Atlantic

Jan

Mar

2.12

'5c

__

Gold

Asamera

40c

24 Vac

7c

3.080

:

1

J !.2.50
H
1

£. 35c

6c

Mar

Feb

—1

Petroleum

5.200

25c

Jan

11c

5c

.2.50

—

15.320
.

Mar

57c

1

Mines

22,035

20c

Jan

14c

1.13

Tr~Tr"

42c

2.66

78c

4.45

.1

42c

Jan,

24c

Jan

4.35

2.60
•

—20c

__

Associated

15c

5.75
43c

10c

Mines

Area

$5

.--Lil'

•

6,845

16.044

'

40c

—1

Pete—

Anglo Huronian
;
Anglo
Rouyn
Mines
Anglo United Development
Ansil

£

Denison

Jan

Mar

Jan
Jan

35%c Apr

'

Mines—

Devon Palmer Oils—
Dickenson Mines
Dome Mines
—

5%c

Jan

18c

-IIIIIII!

Jan

25c

1,000

Jan

61c

~

2.100

Jan

4.60
28c

,

IOV2C

—_I!

26.937

1.90

Marl/''

90c

.

Mines—

6c

£'

Mar

.7,000
4.000

25c

Ltd

<

11c

Oils.

Mines———

Petroleums

Jan

Jan

55c

Pacific—:

Delnite

Feb

54c

7%C

45c

I.

Mines

55c

6.45

.—1

Mines—II

Larder

Leduc

Lead

25c

Feb

44c

6 Vac

Ltd—

Mines

11c

—X

—

Amalgamated Rare Earth—
Anacon

Mar

Jan

13c

•

Jan

4 VaC

-■

Feb

18c

Jan

4.10

177,906

8c

Jan

-

22c

12,000

11c

16c

1.35 Mar

7.166

Jan

1.57 Apr

,

Jan

9 %c

Jan

Mar

14 VaC

8c

1

52c

Alminex

American

14c

38c

7c

76c

—IIIII! —11
IIIIIIII!
1

5%c

■'

1

Yellowknife Gold—

Amalgamated

19,098

7c

158,500

9c

IOC

1

55c

Oil

Mines

Akaitcho
Alta

&

Mines

20c

1.03 Jan

3.400

14c

35 Vac

38c

Vac
69 c

;;

14%c Feb "

43c

68c

"

6c

Exploration—

Acme

1

16c

Jan

7 Vac

Mines

Gold

Jan

7c

Jan

.

4 Vac

Mines——III_~~~

Horn

Jan

1.35

5c

200

21c 21

1

'Pershing-.

Deldona
Delhi

Mines

Acadia

AND

9.25

32c

'

;

12 %c

13c

.1

Mines,

Jan

98c

„

1.06 Mar

7,000

Mine'i

Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines——
Decoursey Brewis Mining

3.50 Mar

1,150

Cusco

45c

7.90

6,500

1

Crowpat

Jan

12

Feb

4,200

4.40

Petroleum

Jan

9%

4.55

,

Croinor

Jan

8%

1,190

Feb.
Jan

14,100

50c'

22c 23 %c

Zinc

Crestaurum

Jan

36c

47c

4.15

7c

Copper

Craigmont

•

22c

Mining

Cowichan

Jan

11%

Lead

Courvan

Jan

11

4.990
-

Coulee

Jan

Feb

9%

48c

4.25

Minfcs

Exploration
Coppercorp ;Ltd
Copper-Man Mines

Jan

33c ;

_*

Poplar—

Consolidated West

Mar

.19%

1.41

Mar

30c

7,500

1.65

Conwest

Jan

9c

84c

8,900

6C

Apr

16 %c Mar

2

Consolidated Regcourt
Consolidated Sannorm

1.00 Mar

Jan

20

V

—1

Northland

Red

1.30
:

1.60

Morrison Exploration.

Consolidated

2.10 Mar

13 %

Mar

18%

20%

10%

Wood

Zenith

Mar

1.20
5 VaC

:J!

Quebec Gold Mines
Consolidated Rambler

Feb

Vb

28,780

1.60

Consol

Feb

28 Vs

_100

&

Jan

12%

_

Pass

2.05

28%

18%

.

-1

Consolidated Negus Mines 1111111"
Consolidated
Nicholson
Mines—

Jan

8.35

,16c

w

Feb
Jan.

Jan

IOV4

'12,500

Consolidated Mosher

1.50 Mar.

500

9 Vac 10 Vac

Jan

13% Mar

1,000
28,860

35c

6c

1

Jan

13

92 c

>/ 11

8,325

1.10

457

82c

Jam

3,250

4.40 Mar

3,030

1.04

Jan

1.27
■

_I]

Oils

8%c

•

Jan

6 Vac

133,700

59%

Consolidated

9c

10c

1,500

8c

Mar

5.00' Mar

85,908

66,966

16c

Mar

Jan

16C

1.57

48c

1,684

A

Mac

6%c Mar,

16c

8.10

Iron.

Gold

-

Jan

7 Vac

10%

1.52

__I.

/

*

1

1

Jan

1.00 Mar

7c

35c

55

4.25

11c

87c

12c
f

11

Mogul

14

5

class

preferred

White

Mic

Consolidated

Consolidated

1.60

♦

Warrants

Consolidated

Feb

13%

»

14c

13c.

Mines.

Marcus

Jan

13

*

common

Marbenor

68

37%

B

4 %%

Consolidated

Jan

13%

5

(Geo)

Class

Consol

Jan

13%

20

Products

Western

1.60

70

Feb

7c

Oil

Fenimore

52c

4.00 Mar

25c

15c

—

Jan

13%

—

A

Weston

4.80

4.80

'-V 8,752

Consolidated Dragon

Feb

*

—<•

Indies

Class

Westeel

4.80

400

2,100

58

Apr

Consolidated Central Cadillac,
Consolidated Discovery

25

54c

95c

600

Con'.solidated Beta Gamma—
Consolidated Callinan Flin^—

Feb

4.15

2.500

26C

16c

Mines

29%

*

Foods

Shawkey

156

,

1.02

26c

—

30%

II

common

•_

Preferred

/

Consolidated

51c

95C

26c

7 VaC

Consolidated Gillies Lake—
Consolidated Golden Arrow
Consolidated Halliwell
L

4.15

Jan

V 10,500

II2I50
m
—„I_IIIIII.i

Mines

Mines.^^.

Jan

56%

9%c

——1

Jan

51c

7c

—1.1

Jan

Jan

17.100

"7c

.

19%

Mar

Feb

8C

6%c

8.35

Mines

55 Vs

5%

52c

_»

59

14c

Jan.;

___

Apr

Jan

33c

1

56 %

9c

Apr

33,650

—

18% Jan
53
Apr

4.30 Mar

41c

„I_. --—LI

225

6%

18c

37c

::GcldlL*-U-^„i.i««.III!
^
7.

•v'.- 75

4.90 Mar

Jan

1—

53%

.

15c

92c

Rio

Consolidated Bellekeno

£ Mar

"

4.499

Quartz—

56%

57 »/4

Trans

Westfair

-II- 8,859

18c

7c

53

65%

W

trust

19%

8

Jan

16c

1

'50c

„-l0

Knapp Canada Ltd

Voting

York

960

..10

preferred

Equipment

Westcoast

$6

12%

23%

4.15

&

West

Jan

4.75

Vulcan

Webb

Jan

6%

-——

Wainwright Products & Ref
Waterous

15 Vb Mar

14%

26c

—1

Metals

Coniagas
Con Key
•Con

Mar.

7,530

Apr

6V2C

J;

9c

5

Grey Trust

Walker G &

78c

19VaC

1.02

—

Gold

Jan

1,500

—6c

56%

^

Power

Apr

19,875

53%

1

Venezuelan

48c

15

25%

Electric

•

Feb

26% Mar

12%

.

50

Corp

Vendomatic

11%
*

Jan

7 Vb

19%

•

50

-

B

Steel

14% Mar

Jan

-

Lake

Apr

9,100

7c

30

preferred.—
preferred—
United Corps class A
Class

343.100

9%
21

Coin

1.15
1.20

43,945

Inca__i_.„

Willans i—

Combined

23

12%

*

B

United

62c

-

+

v

23%

common

A

Class

68,751

Feb
Jan

Jan

20c

10c

60c

Jan

3.70

1.15

36c

15%

Feb

1.55

Apr V

37 %c

Oil—

Cochenour

Apr

1.05 Mar

2.60

1.12

—

Chimo Gold Mines.L.
Chromium Mim & Smelt

Jan

3.85

97c

Chibougamau Mining & Smelting.

Jan

Feb

22V2C Mar

:'

1.06

Chib Kayrand Copper Minesii—_.
—-1

Jan

3.50

13% Mar

100

25 VB

6%

13%

.

100

11

24

14%

62

Apr

13%

7%

;r 65%

Feb

60c

11

20

—

59%
59%

Gold

Mines
—•
Chesterville Mines—

5% Mar,

'

Jan

19 %c

Cheskirk

Jam

1.40

/:

Feb

9%c Jan

Jan

1.12

Central Porcupine-'-i.-:
•Charter

Feb

4.95

19 %c

Corp Ltd
:
Athabaska
_i—L_.

Del

Jan

T.40 Mar

18c

Williston

Gold

"

—20c

Silica—^

Central. Pat

Jan

>51%

Apr
Feb

8.700,-

15c

14%

Feb

1.09

Jan

.16%

Crest.

Asbestos

Central

Jan

8 •'

Jan

5%

746

90%

Apr

49

210

13%

*
*

£

6 %

50

'•rii/v 500

5%

60c

25

*

preferred

Jan

Jan

366

87%

1

50

13%

:—1
1

Pipeline

1.40

47% Mar

48c

Trans-Mountain

Cayzor

Jan

19c

Corp—

Canada

Cassiar

Jan

62%
% 60

*
*:

—

Trans

.Trans

17%

Feb
Jan

4.00

40 %

95c

:*

——

4,160,:

Feb

43

5%

63%

50

A

1.10 Mar

50

.

i

class

3.55

Cariboo

1,880

7%

130

5,490

Candore Exploration—
Captain Mines Ltd

18

-15% Mar

ioo

Jan
Jan

45

t 87

1.25

3.50

Can-Erin Mines

25% Mar

40%

.£'■:

*

—

Jan

44%

44%
•

Bank

1

20 %

104

Apr

•

Jan

19% Apr;
40% Jan

-

-t

Canadian

510.

19 Vb

19

Feb

40y4

*

50

s

2,450
.

1.25

2.20

16%

Jan;

1.20

Feb

4.65

»

3.45 Mar

2.99

Jan

*

.Jan.

1.09

6,000

2.60

North

10%

1.20

300
•>

3.50
1

-

Northwest Mines——

Canadian

20 %

1.30

Petroleum-

Canadian

Jan

3.85

24

3.75 Mar

8,158

Canadian

%

Feb

25

.

Jan

•

1.34

3.70

2.00

14

44,695

Malartic

12

19% Mar
102

Invest——*

Warrants

Trans

18%

10

1.10

4.25

Canadian

Jan

'1.34
3.75

Long Island L__

Feb

9%

200

17%

36%

850

l

High

Jan

10

18,111

20

19% Mar

12,475

—1

Canadian Export Gas & Oil-

*

.102

common

Finance

'19%

19%

20

*

preferred

Class B

Jan

Jan

:

700

4.20
16%

110,565

Dyno Mines

Jan

Jan

2.20

3.90

15%

14c

Devonian

3.55

••'

1.30

Canadian

32 %

Feb

3.85

Canadian

11%

20%

12c

Jan

Feb

1,800

3.25

Apr

Jan

Mar

13c

13%

Jan

18c

3.85

13 %

9%

Jan

_10C

Feb

2.75

12c

—1

:

Jan

29 %

Jan

1,000

:

Delhi

Warrants

500

14 %c

Minerals——

Astoria

Canadian

Jan

22%

Feb

4.15

IIIi

s.

——.

13

25%

1

common

Paper-

Marts

Canadian

Jan

600

18%

19%

—100

Dominion

6

Petrol*.

28 %

3,277

9%

*

——

Star

17 % Mar

Jan

16c

High
HVac

8c

15%

*

12%

120

10%

10%

*

General

Toronto

Jan

5

6,340

Jan '

—1

Lake——

Lands:

Tungsten

::

32

50

Toronto

Southern

,«;?v

3.80

*

—

Thompson

Canada

102

_—;

Ltd

Canadian

Feb

25%

—

__—

Preferred

28%

9%

.

19%

*

Preferred

Jan

3.10

32 %

1

Industries

Canada

Oil

25

Common

Preferred

Red

Canada

Canada

9c

2.20

Chibougamau—:

Campbell

Feb

100

—

Tamblyn common.

Campbell

Jan

47%

/ 6.80 Mar

10c

.1

30% Mar
45

Jan

1.165

20%

21

Jan. 1, 1963

Low

11c

16c

—

Jan

Range Since

High

8 Vac

Edmonton..,
Petroleum—^.

28 % Mar

1,600

32

&

9%

19%

*

:

Steinberg class A
Preferred

12%:

Calgary

Camerina

for Week

Shares

11c

1

Jan

13%

50

13 %

Feb

lie

—25c

Jan

5.30

300

12%

1

Mines-

Petroleum

25 %

<

12,554

-

5

Mar

Low

1

45

12,947

16%

Cadamet

Calalta

Oils

29

1,845

6.40

Mines

44-

135
*'•

28%

*

Superior Propane preferred
Supertest Petrol ordinary,.:

Traders

Jan

9%

*
—*.

Ltd

Canada—_

Towers

8%

Cable

3.00

Radio

Third

3,525

5

31%.
---*

Paving-

Texaco

10%

16%

12%

*

Foods

Switson

3.30 Mar

28%

—20

Standard

.•

Feb

5.80

16%'

A

class

.

of

2.35

5

—

Standard

Steel

2,850

27

5

—

common-

Southam
Stafford

2.70

27

Ltd—
Manufacturing

Preferred

•

Jan

13%

Slater Steel

i

5.20

44 %

B-

D

K

2.15 Mar

29%

Simpsons
.

4,950

Sales

Range
of Prices

Par

Jan

46%

*

Canada

Dairies

Silverwood
Class

11%

6.35

common

High

Jan

29%

44%

Industries

Shullys

9%

10

*

—

of

Oil

Shell

2.60

30 %

50
50
^20

B

Warrants

3.65

10

—

preferred
Shell Investments preferred
Class

3.05

2.60

common—*

preferred

A

Class

3.65

—

——

Shawinigan

11,965

—

*

Arts

Seven

Low

10%

Week's

Last

Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

High

9%

—-—-

—

Ltd—

6a.r/e«e

Low

Friday
STOCKS

Shares

10%

J-

Salada Foods Ltd

(Range for Week Ended April 5)

for Week

Range
of Prices

Sale Price

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

Sales

Week's

Friday

,

4%c

18.500

25c

Jan

3.10 Mar

2,05

4%c

Jan

Jan

48c
,

6.45
37c

Jan

Mar

Rock

Jan

Head

Jan

3.60

Jan

2.34

Feb

7c

Mar

of

Mines

Jan

Minerals

-1

„

Mines—j.—

Feb

Iron

i

Bell

Holiinger Consolidated Gold.^.—

4,700

Apr

15c

11c 12 %£

19.300

10c

Mar

21c

14c

14c

1.000

12c

Apr

15c

Jan

1.00

1.00

700

90c,

Jan

1.03

Feb

15c 24%c

11 %e

602.600

10c

Jan

24%c

Apr

Feb

27c

Jan

Feb

'

,-1

14c

-1

Lakes

%c

lie

11c 11

-1

Headway Red Lake
.Heath Gold Mines—
Highland

.5 Vac

'

Gold

Hastings

Jan

Gold

1.00

-1

17c

„1

ai

-1

2.90

-5

27%

10.500

21c

6c

6c

10.000

5%c „Jan

2.76

3..10

14 601

2.21

Jan

26%

27%

7.971

20%

Jan

22c

22c

._1

•

'

23c

7c
3.10

28

Jan

Apr
Mar

"Number 6253

Volume 197

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1453)

CANADIAN- MARKETS
Range
of Prices
Low

Par

(Range for Week Ended April 5)
Friday

for Week

Last

Sale Price

STOCKS

*

Sales

Week's

Friday

'

STOCKS

Shares

Low

High

Week's

Sales

Last

High

Range

for Week

Sale Price

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

of Prices

Shares

Par

Low

Range Since Jan. 1,1963

High

Low

Hieb

'

i,

Home Oil Co Ltd class A
Class

B

Howey

:

Hudson Bay

Iron

2.60

12

131/8

15.822

11 Vi

Jan

121/4

131/4

15.772

IIV2

,2.60

900

13 Vs

Jan

13 Va

Jan

2.60

I

Jan

,

Pacific

Petroleums

1

3.05

Jan

Pamoil Ltd—!

Apr.

Pamour

17%

Jan

13 Vic

Jan

Patino

12

12 Vi

40,763

11V4 Mar

12%

6.75

6.45

6.95

1,540

6.10 Mar

7.00

52 c

Warrants

,

56 Vi

2.50 Mar ;

12%

46c

53c

22,050

45c

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•

Feb

56i/2

4.867

16'A

3.596

14%

91/2C

5,700

8V2C Mar

28 c

27c

28c

15.700

27c

Mar

51c

Jan

Pax

53c

45c

55c

56,940

33c

Feb

55c

Apr

Paymaster

1.19

1.15

1.22

6.787

95c

Jan

72c

83c

44,625

70c

Feb

16%
*

1

:

Jan

16-

55>/2

551/4

v:

—_—1
1
1

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507/8

81/2C

♦

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Oil

Hugh ,Pam Porcupine—
Hydra Exploration
Copper

13 Va

1

/'•

13

•

;

Consolidated Gold
Bay Mining & Smelting

Hudson

Irish

*

1.29

Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Mining

Mines

Bay

Mines

Jack

——

1

;

—

PCE

Jan

»

1.02

1.00

1.05

5,210

86c

14 ViC

12'/ic

16c

176,500

12c

Mar

.7.45

6.95

7.45

3,941

17 Vic

19c

2,800

International

*

Consol

1

—

Exploration Ltd
Exploration

.

Jellicoe

Gold

17c

20c

6,500

15c

Mar

24y2c

Jan

Perron

20c

22c

169,120

20c

Mai-

27c

Jan

15c

13i/2c

18c

52,125

llc

Jan

4 V2c

4i/ac

4y2c

12c

10-1/2 C

1

-4 Vic

Jan

11c

Jan

10.000
27.500

29c

27c 291/2 c

*
——1

69c

67c

r

:

10,464 *

5c

7.10

7.45

27c

261/2 c

Kirkland Townsite

1

23c

151/2 c
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Mining & Exploration

Lake

Mines

Dufault

Lake

Ldngman
Os'u

Mines

1
1

-—.

Little

30%

6.15

6.45

2.70

375 ?■'

2.40

Jan

4.20

4.25

600 *

2.95

Jan

3.70

3.75

37c

30c

37c

1
1

1.38

1.37

1.40

17,150

10c

11.500

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*
1

1.65

1.65

1.65

Mines

1

1.65

Uranium

16c
1.84

9'/2c

10c

441,600

6c

2,000

6c

*

Mines

Macdonald
Macfie

Madsen

3.90

v

1.57

Jan

Maneast

Uranium

Manitou

•*

Jan

ll'/ac

Jan

Realm

Feb

21c

Feb

Reeves

5c

Jan

6c

Jan

Gold

McWatters

5c

5 ViC

Feb

5V2C

Jan

23c

Mar

23c

Jan

7.200

11c

Feb

15c

Apr

31,700

8Ce

Mar

95c

Mar

6V2C

Jan

12c

Feb

Sherritt

Jan

47c

Jan

67c

Apr

8c

Feb

10c

Jan

Silver

Jail

9.15

Mar

1

9V2C

9c

'9Vie

3.500

8c

Jan

11c

51 .Mi

511/2

52

5.065

43 y2

Jan

52 % Mar

1
1

32y2c.

321/2 c'

35c

21.500

27c

Jan

36V2c Mar

6c

1,000

54c

56c

7,400

51c

1

9c

8c

9c

Midcon Oil

*

24 Vie

Midrim

Mining

1

40c

Mining

Corp

*

14:y2

Uranium

Mines

—

Mines

Ore

-

241/2c 24 Va

Oil &

Starratt

10c

Jan

8,600

23cJ Mar

27c

Jan

26c

14 '/2

2.730

9c

24.300

Sudbury

Cons

Apr

Sullivan

Feb

10c

84c

Jan

Apr

30c

Apr

Teck
Hughes
Teinagami

Oil
1
Murray Mining Corp Ltd

*
1

1.85

1.80

2.00

2.025

1.80

Apr

2.40

Jan

1.16

1.15

1.22

19.200

1.06

Jan

1.24

Jail

Nama

1

14 Vic

13c 141/2 c

14.700

10c

Jan

18c

Feb

2.500

5c

Jan

6c

Jan

1.90 Mar

2.50

Jan

Trans Canada

Feb

26V2C

Apr

7.95

24,000

Triad

Alger

New

At bona

New

Bicslamaque

New

Calumet

New

1

Davies

New

Goldvue

New

New

New

Kelore

4c

Jail

5 y2c

5.542

41c

1.75

1.84

12,485

1.72

Jan

2.05

Jan

13c

28,500

9Vic

Feb

16Vic

Jan

11 Vac

IOV2C liy2c

10c

Jan

13c

90c

12,020
5,510

90c

Jan

1.31

29c

Jan

46c

Mar

6c

Mar

11c

Apr

6c

Apr

5.35

Jan

Mar

Oil

Nova

33c

36c

25,320

23c

Jail

'36c

Apr

United

III/2C II1/2C

7,500

10c

Jail

13c

Jan

United

4c

Jan

e'-'C

Feb

United

Canso

7C

Jan

9c

4y2c

41/4 c

5c

13.000

8c

8c

8c

1.000

1.47

1.40

1.55

138,185

7y2c

6I/2C

71/2C

11.066

lie

25 Vic

.

10c

12c

60,000

23c

28c

649,330

16c

•

18c

16c

18c

24.225

16c

8 y2 c

46.000

25c

400.009

7c

c

17c

20c

81/2 c

23.140

15c

21V2

15c

1.000

Orchan

6c

'

2

Jan
c

Mar

Orenada

Gold

—__;

1

Ovmsby Mines—Osisko Lake

Mines-




.

I3V2C

Jan

69c

Jan

12c

Feb

15c

J a 11

73c

15,900

55c

Jaii

88c

Jan

62c

Jan

74c

65c

74c

14.205

60c

Mar

85c

26c

20!2c

29 c

52.531

19c

.Mar

30c

Jan

Jan

12c

Jan

1.500

10c

3.500

53c

Jan

13c 13 Vic

5.000

11c

Jan

1.65

19.116

ioy2c 10 Vic

__

1

60c

Glc.

65c

Feb

14%c Mar

•_*

13 Vic

*

1.56

1
1

90c

83c

90c

64,095

76c

Feb

1.05

25c

23 Vic

25c

119.350

16C

Jail

25c

4.265

18c

Jan

24c

Feb
Jan

1.55

Jan

19c

i:50 Mar

1.84

Jan

Jan

25c

Apr

11c

Jail

6j2c Mar
13c

Jan

29

53c

Jan

Jah

Jan

6c

Mar

Feb

18c

Feb

Wespac

Feb

24C

Jan

Westburne Oil

Jan

West

Anv

Western

19c

Jan

Western

19c

2.78 Mar

3.10

10c

Feb

14c

Jan

25c

...

Jan

12!2C

Violamac

Mar

1.20
27

Jan

1.75

Jan

Mines

Werner Lake

Inlet

40c

Jan

Winchester

Feb

55c

Mar

4.95

27.544

25c

6,233

4.50
17c

Apr

6.25

Jan

27c

Jan

Jan

38c

19,870

48 y2c

2.720

26c

Mar

30c

Mar

800

35c

Mar

50c

Jan

2.10

8.500

1.87

9c

91/2C

7.900

8'2c

Jan

12c

F-b

32c

1.340

29c

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39c

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8.500

lie

Jan

15c

Feb

25'/2C

Apr

2.60

Jan

12c

3.225

21c 22 ViC

18.087

Jan

Jan

1:65

8.75

Feb

15c

Feb

20c

Apr

10Vie

Jan

14c

Feb

1.35

15c

Jan

Mar

1.37 Mar
16c

Jan

1.57

V 26c
1.66

Apr
Jan

Jan

25c

Feb

4c

4Vic

5.200

4c

Apr

6 Vic

Jan

86c

94c

9 400

68c

Mai-

95c

Jail

13 Vic

18 c

17.483

13c

Mar

18c

Apr

Jan

'2.09

Jan

3c

Ja n

4

1.35

11 Vic

1.64

1.75

22,100

4c

17.500

10c

12c

37.500

10c

Apr

17c

Jan

4.374

t°c

ar

13c

Mir
Mar

Vic

Jan

82c

85c

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88c

6c

912 c

9 uro
131,000,

82c

9c

6c

Mar

12c

Feb

1.17

1.13

1.20

20.066

93c

Jan

1.35

Feb

4.20

3.50

4.45

140.440

Jan

4.45

Apr

*

,,

—

16c 16 Vic

3.110

—1

1.67

1.55

1.70

1

.

2.30

2.30

2.30

29,900
1.450

;

1

18c

135.410

2.32
13c

Feb

17c

Feb

Jan

1.50 Mai-

1.78

2.C5 Mar

2.50 Mar

16c

Apr

29c

Jail

17 ViC

16c
Gc

7c

3.000

6c

Jan

7 'ic

Fpb

40c

30c

42c

18c

Feb

42c

Aor

40c

80c

80c

82c

390.423
2.025

72 c

Mar

—

1

Hargreaves

;

1.00

Feb

Yale

Lead

Yellorex

Zinc

&

Yellowknife

Young
Yukpno

20c

Mines
Metal

Zenmac

Mines

._1

Mines.,
2

1
1

1.12
—

4Vac

10c

4.500

8Vic

Jan

6c

7'ic

86.000

5 Vic

Jan

6c

7c

1

Bear

(HG)

9 Vic

1

—

Oil

Mines

6c

500

1.12

1.16

8c

,9Vic

8.450
10.600

4'ic

4%c

1.500

5Vic Mar'
1.09

6c
4c

1
—

21c

21c 22Vic

13,400

1

Mines

20c

25c

23c

26c

74.775

16c

Jan

Feb

1Pr

Jin

7Vic

Apr

7Vic

Feb

1.19

F°b

14c

Jan

Jan

7l4c

Mar

31c

Jan

Jan

26c

Aor

Feb

Feb

5,000

Jan

15c

Jan

lie

12 c

7.40

20.518

12.03

1.88

2.07

-41.661

1

14c

llVzC.

15c

3 DC

32c

FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND

Feb

7.4.0

Jan

1.85,Mar

2.45

Feb '

6.50

S'ac

Jan

15c

Apr

-19 000

20c

Jan

32c

Mar

15.200

38 %c

Feb

48c

106.900
;

4.500

Apr
Feb

F°b

Feb

8c
10c

7.05

39c40'2c

58c

48c

4.-700

-

114.423

1.52

78c

31 -c

1.67

—50c

A_.
.

Larder

Yankee Canuck

Feb

4.160

11c

1.57

1.48

Jan

Jan

1

Wright

Jan

30c

50c

1.47

16'ic 17 %c

Jan

4.20

Mar

45c

7.35

40 Vic

class

-

Windfall

4RC

15.100

50c

2

Wilts°y Coghlan

Jan

44c

10 1/2 C

1.000

"12c

1.15

7.35

12 V4

Apr

1

-

—

Oil

27%c

1

—1

i

Mines

1.540

12 Vic 131.2c

'

20c

11c

52c

Jan

Apr

1

—

Surf

Willroy

7,175

32c

11c

1

Mines

Mines

29

1.87

9 Vic

.

3.70

10c 10 Vic

1

Decalta Petroleum

55c

29c

13 Vic

1

1—1

Nickel

Malartic

Wils'r.ire

31

—

Petroleums

Western

Jan

1

__—

Weedon Mining

30c

33c

2.05

22c

:

38c

41c

.

1.52

1.53

—

40c

4.50

•

■I6M1C

1

Mines

Vesper

23 Vic

25c

T

:

94c

32c

10

12c

1

29

4.75

—1

•

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50c

'

18c

Fortune

Vauze

IStbc Mar

Jan

2.020

553

4Vic

Mar

29.200

5.592

8.20

1

15c

202,574

1.40

7.60

Quebec

25c

25c

1.33

7.70

Vandoo Consolidated Exploration

1.000

11c

1.33

*
;

9.95

31c

Feb

Feb

Jan

3,500

1.58

1

Hill

Reef

15c

10c

25,940

Oils

51/2C

1.51

78c

United

15c

20 Vic

73c

Upper Canada Mines—

4%c

11c

76c

United

6.000

23 Vic

1

Apr

11c

•

4.271

Jan

13 V2c

18c 18 Vic

4.235

28c

2,500

4.530

,^__i
—

Jan

8.580

3.75

24'2c

5c

1

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1.70
82c

3.70

Jan

Jan

9c

14c

15'.

16c

38.200

*

•

39c

Jan

3.75

New

15c

1

3

Feb
Jan

68c

1

United

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•32c

*

Copper

Jan

Jan;

13cl3'/2c

I3V2C

1

1

:

—1

Jan

Jan

2.89

1

—

14V2c

7.300

81,133

8c

Mar

2.85

*

Mines

———

1.56

Feb

2.900

voting trust ctfs

Keno

13c

2.85

*

—

Apr
Feb

*

Mindamar

33c

161/2

29c

1
:

1.80

74c

35c

United

5 Vic

■

.

30c

—:

Mines

Jan

1.66

11 %

United

4,106

4

—

Mines

1.49

Apr

71c

31c

Apr

8.350

c

30c

__i

1

26c 29%c

11 %

Feb

30c

;

warrants

Mines.

25yac

4.60

1.65

34c

1.55

16 c

5c

16c

1

Malartic

Opemiska

8,700

28c

1.65

*

Jan

'

Oleary

12c

—

Jan

1.12

c

34c 361/2c

15'2

151/2C

1

Exploration

Gold

7.100

Buffadison

1

1

Mines

Oils

13cl3'/2C

13J/2c

*

Asbestos

3.40 Mar

Zulapa Mining
Okal.ta

3,250

11%

50

Eeaucage

O'Brien

1.67

1.65

18y2c

1T0

25c

Exploration

Nudulama

1.60

1

1

!)ii:

1,000

*

l

common

Rankin

Norvalie

12c

1

1.800

*

Canada

5»/aC Jan

__

Oil

1

Gold crest

Northern

12,000

Tribag Mining Co Ltd-.
Trinity Chibougamau

6.800

*

Oils

A

9c

—2

1.10

1

Corp

class

' 8V2C

1

1

—

3.85

!

Rock

34c

1

Exp Ltd

51/2 c

1
-—.

—

North

Jan

Mining Corp

1

Coldstream

Northspan

19c

Towagmac Exploration

1.05

1

North

34.215

3Vic Jan

Jan

Feb

1

3.80

1

—

North

34c

Unisphere Explorers Ltd

.

Warrants

Northgate

30V2c

32//2C

Union

:

!

!
—_

Preferred

14,020

Ltd

5 Vic

s:

Northcal Oils Ltd_

North

4.90

Jan

1

Mines

Canadian

39,200

4.60

Jail

1

Norpax Nickel
North

461,300

6c

Mines

3.85

1

Mining

44,653

lie

5.00

^

Mines

Normetal

45c

5c

1.30

—

Mines

40c

8V2C

6c

1

5 Vic

1

Gold

1.05

9c

Union

_l

Mines

90c

41c

5»2C Mar

_1

'

Feb

liy2c

Jan

_

Mines

Jan

Apr

3.'35 Mar
5.60

12c

4V2c

Merger—
;

Feb

5.15

1.78

Jan

*

Rim

Norlartie

Jan

2.86 Mar

Anr

1

Mining & Smelting

Norlex

22,268

23c 24V.2C

,

1

7,2c

.

Nickel

Norbeau

Mar

36c

29c

Mines

Acme

Mar

38c

Jan

■

Nickel
Nor

38c

Jan

16c

Jan

New Senator Rouyn

Nisto

Mar

20c

Apr

1

'.

Mines..

20c

2,000

5c

,

Mines

Taku

37,500

33c

_*

Mines

Tormont

Urban

New

25c

30c

—

25c

Myiamaque Mining & SMelt Ltd_l

Rouyn

23c

—

26c

.—50c

Newnorth Gold Mines
New

24 Vic

16,650

:

Mines.

Newlund

326

61.100

—

Mines

5.30

6c

36c 381/2 c

*

Mines

Hosco

5.25

29c

Canada

Harricana

New Jason

5.25

5 Vic

*
1

Petroleum—

1.21

4,300

17,170

Gold

1.05

New

8.25 Mar

Apr

1.25
3.25

26i/2c

.

Oil. of

Jan

1.14

1.14

3.05

6c

Develop—'

Continental

6.45

7.70

29c

Holdings

New

New

6.500

5c

Jan

3.15

1

•

Gold

Mines

Warrants

38c

4jc

13c

Jail

1.37

7.95

:-l

Mines

Concord

Newconex

5.925

921.850

5c

1

Mines_^__

2.05

5Vic

19Vi,c Jan

24c

Transcontinental Resources

Feb

New

.

Jan

Territory Mining :
Thompson Lundmark
Tombill

.

15c

Taurcanis

67c

51/2C

Jan

19,500

1

Feb

5c

Jan

5,000
41,171

Feb
Feb

43c

Jan

Feb

21c 2 6 »/2 c

4 Vic

99c

5c

16c

!

:

Mar

1.91

Feb

1.25

Sunburst Exploration

15%

Jan

Mines

17c

22c

16c

5c

i

74c

2.05

Jan

9c

Jan

*

Contact

36c

*
25c-

Feb

Jan

15c

.1

2,750

—.—1

Jan

16c

31c

•

Feb

7c
32c

5c

1.17

Sturgeon River Gold

90,737

1

Jan

11c

15c

*

117,242

Petroleum

Jan

1.25

1

77c

Exploration

Jan

13%

Jan

12c

Feb

25c
■

1

30c

Mines

1.58

1

67c

Nealon

5c

22y2c Mar

91,450

;

75c

National

Jan

39c

Gas

Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron

20c

National

13c

Jan

—1

59c

Mines

Feb

1.33

1

Uranium

27c

Creek

9'/2c

200

*

76c

Murphy

Apr

9,500

35 c

Oils—

65c

Minerals

11c

1.40

92c

1

1

Porcupine
Wright Iron

Multi

lie

1.35

Apr
Jan

Jan

36c

;

1
1

Mt

11c

,

1.32

Feb

1.01

81c

1

;

Moneta

27,465

50c

45c

137« Mar
7 V2c

1,425

92c

2,000

Nickel

7»/2c Mar

14

62c

62c

1.15

85c

13,000

!

&

Stanwell

Mar

'd-'-

Jan

55c
1.10

90c

1

Ltd

Mines

Stanrock

J tn

Jan

Mines

Spooner

Jan

45c

45c

61c

1.15

50c

Southern Union Oils

2.70 Mar
40c

64c

81/2C

_1

:

Siscoe

Jan

Jan

40c

47.500

Jan
Mar

1

27c

9.500

—

52c

8c

:

Mines

Feb

8.600

c

Stand

6V2C

2.25 Mar

Mar

12c

Silv'ermaque

25 Vic

38c

7C

Silver Miller Mines

49c

8,800

32,100

1

GoldGordon

Apr

37,360'

49c

11c

:

Creek

39c

32,400

45 c

47 Vic

8c

Sigma Mines Quebec

Sheep

208.580

"""

33y2c

Jan

9.65

*

15c

25c

Feb

Mar

1

88c

2.72

10%

16c

12Vic

4.800

lie

Gold

13c

291/2c

Jan

36,400

-

1

Petrol

82c

55c

Min

River

Sarcee

88c

23c'

Feb

2,435

22c

♦

Security Freehold

Sand

5.824

*27c

15Vic

10 34

16c

1

Gold

3.375

*

13c

10%

1

Satellite Metal

Apr

Antonio

20c

Mines

Mar

50c

4c
15c

17 Vic Mar

San

20c

2.65

Meta

Feb

39c 431/2 c

Petroleums

93c

1

17c

29y2c

Merrill

1

i

;

18c

—1.25

Mentor

Jan

4,000

17c

Exploration & Development_50c
Island Mining
1

Medallion

85c

6,000

1.00

Mar

Jail

17,500

9,500

Jan

2oc

Jan

•11,250

12 Vic

10%
2oy2c

1

20c

24c

91c

1

:

75c

Jan

87c

16c

14c

800

y2c

90c

Jah

24c

82c

4

Feb

14c

6 Vi c

82c

6c

16c

1

—

Consolidated

43c

Lake____—

15'/2C

13c

Athabasca

1

Lake—

15 Vic

*

Ryanor Mining

1

Feb

3.25

Jan

Feb

•
Red

1

2.40

23c

Rowan

Rix

Corp——

——

850

5'ic

38.500

13c

Apr

2.60

13c

61/2 c

8.40

2.58

24c

Jan

4.485

Feb

8c

6Vic

Feb

II.000

10c

23c

1

'2.40

509,250

Mar

Jail

1

1.14

67c

Apr

15c

Jan

4c

1

Mar

8.60

Jan

14 Vic

15,100

23,000

Uran

87c

8V2c

23c

5V2C

•

Jan

1.349

8c

7c

3,266

1.74

Feb

Feb

7,200

56c

1.45 Mar

8Vic

11 Vi

7c

8.40

Jan

12c

90c

62c

Jan

1.48

27,315

2.27

8.60

8c

Feb

8.65

21,182

90c

8 y2 c

8c

4.05

Jan

23c

2.21

*

67,500

Jan

Jan

13 Vb

2.22

1

62,235

14 Vic

64c

Mar

6.85

76c

Mines

Rio Rupununi

45.675

—

1.74

1.70

1

Rockwin Mines

4,000

1.53

*

700

18c

Jan

6V2c

59,000

-.12 ViC14ViC

2.76

3,491

1.06

12 %

Mar

Jan

8.45

13

5c

2.10

2.98

92c

23c

23c

6V2C Mar

2.90
8.10

96c

1

Jan

11c

Mclntyre
McMarmac

Mar

1

Jan

10c

Consol

Red

59c

-8.45

Feb

*

11c

Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
McKenzie

Jan

Algom

1

Martin-McNeely Mines
Matachewan

40c

Macdonald

—1

Mining

3,600

;

Rexpar Minerals

Feb

3.95

Mining

4c

1

Marcon Mines
Maritirr.es

47c

1

16c

—1

——

44a

*

*

Mines

Man

1

1

1

Marchant

42c

;

9,500

—

Marboy

Jan

Feb

Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines

26.500

*

Barvue

30

32c

~

Raglan Nickel

Jan

5c

1

Manoka

26% Mar

4,275

:

Radiore Uranium Mines

1.90 Mar

Jan

50c

Apr
Jan

Jan.
Jan

12c

3.25

50c

28

Jan

66c

10 Vic

3,905

Mining

18c

Malartic Gold Fields

52c

1

Quonto Explorations Ltd

3.40

5.313

5y2c Mar

—'—

8c
•

45,500

1

Queraont

19c
•

7,281

6c

17,950

i

Feb

1.75

Jan

66c

Mar

Mar

70c

1

Ltd

Apr

19c

Jan

.1.15 Mar

Jan

'■

16c

j 85c

28

;_i._

43c

1.50

Jan
Mar

61c
5 Vic

-

5c

17c

*

Feb

6c

18c

3.25

Majortrans

52c

i»«'—«

5c

41/2C

1

Feb

21c

18c

1

Lake.

Red

Mar'

58c

1

4 >/2 c

3.25

Cockshutt

MacLeod

65c

5,700

1

1

-

Jan

5.000

65c

,

■>

Ltd

1

Mines Ltd.

Mines

Explorations

10c

79c

62c

1

Rio
Macassa. Gold

15c

78c

40C

Airways

37c

Jan

15c

5,500

12c 161/2 c

14c

1

Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx Yellowknife Gold

,

216.025

%

Jan

27c

5.000

1.60

1

Goldfield

Louvicourt

29c

970

1 51/2c

4.25 Mar

Jan

1.30

9c

;

1.320

44.600 '
121.900

Jan

Ascot Copper
Quebec Chibougamau Gold

Feb

2.98

34c

52c

——

34c

■■

,

.

Mar

38c

Quebec

Jan

2.70

2.70

24c

Quebec Labrador Develop—
Quebec Lithium
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
:
Queenston Gold Mines-

Jan

19c

28c

27'A

;

Provo Gas Producers Ltd

Jan

10c

Mar

14c

3.75

Mines

7.05

Jan

Jan

Mar

13ViC

1

Mines

PUrdex Minerals

3012 Mar

Jan

8c

4,100

17c

15c

'Jan

5.20

8,100

9cv

Apr

25

21.894

8I/2C

Mar

Lac Gold—
Gas

Long
Foint

Long

30y8

32c

16V2c

12c
44c

65c

1

Prairie Oil Roy

Prospectors

Jan

Jan
Mai-

50c

1

Rouyn Gold—

Preston

Jan

10c

24c

15c

*

Gas

14c

8,500

79c

*

Oils

Apr

Jan

35c

Mines.

&

Jan

Jan

396,160

10,559
32,900

1

Development

Jan

11c

3.75

Gold

Oil

Powell

Jan

7.45

17c
.

-32c

—

Place

Ponder

?40c

Jan

"

*

'.

Lencourt Gold

Lorado

73.100

6c

Jan

1

Mines

Latin American

Placer

Jaji
1,10-Feb

iviar

_50c

Lama que Gold
Langis Silver

Leitch

28,000

I6y2C

9c

*

i

Mines

Luz

26c

14c

■17c

1

Mines

Shore

5c

6.45

4,976

-■

•;

Jan

1.55

32c

Jan

2bc

56,018

6.45

*

,

Pitch Ore Uranium

20c

Feb

57c

21.831

.

30c'

24c

30 Vt

1

.—

Gold

5c

1.05

2,000

5c

7.30

_1

Gold

Kirkland

Pickle Crow Gold Mines

Apr
Feb

Jan

26c

41c

•

:

Apr
Feb

31c

1

:

—

Jan

15c

26y2c Mar

73,400

71c

——————1

Mines.,—

Kerr-Addison

Mines

Feb

12c

3,350

11c 11 Vic

1.05

8.20

26c

"

1.35

Minerals

Kenville. Gold

5 Vic

Feb

8y2c

1.44

1.30

-1
1

■„

;

I,000
232.850

15c'

131/20 i4y2c

13 Vic

a

—

Mining Co Ltd
Frontier

Keeley

-

1

Gold

17c

Mar

23c

Jan

1

Peruvian Oil & Mines—
Petrol Oil & Gas

,

Copper

Jowsey

La

*

17c

Mines-

Mines

Jonsmith

Lake

34c

21c

20c Mj.1'

12 Vic 12 Vic

ll'/2c

1

1

Mines

Joburke

Lake

1

Peerless

dan

20c

Mining———

Explorations

Joutel

86c

'

——

6.15

Jan
Jan

54c

Jan

1

35c

Waite

Jacobus

Jaye

,

Jan

6.50

—;

Pernio Gas & Oil

Iso

41

,

J^n '

CANADIAN MARKETS

included In year's range), d Deferred
Included in
e Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price, r Cash sale (not
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend*. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges,
•No

par

-value, a Odd
year's range).

lot

sale

(not

delivery sale (not
included in year a
wd vUleii deli-verea.

42

The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle

(1454)

National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
The

quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
and other selected sources. They do not represent ac*ual transactions.
They ar®
guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
bid and asked

following
lnc

Dealers

^.tended

a

as

"b1d'?>

by the

bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation.

or

Origin of

furnished

quotation
wide

national

distribution

on

Par

Utilities

Electronics

Ets-Hokin

Ethyl
Bid

Par

Abbey Rents

Cali-ornia Liquid Gas Corp
Calif
Water
Service

153/4

17

12%

32

34

lnc

„10c

13%

14%

Calif

12%

203/4

22%

10c

5'A

6%

1

13 %

14%

-----

3%

4%

1

18%

19 %

lnc

10%

113/8
71/4

Class

8%

9%

Capital

!__io

44%

47 '/e

i

3%

4 3/8

All

-i

.

Develop—.—— .___i

Land

Allegheny Pepsi-Cola_.
Allen Organ Co
Allied Maintenance Corp_.
Allied
Radio
Corp
Allyn & Bacon lnc
Altamil

Air

American

Biltrite

Filter

;/

25%

Cary

15,1/4

16 %

Cascade

—50c

25%

27%

Central

5%

1

American

Rubber

Safety Equipment

Plastics

Christiana

Citizens

4

3%
61/4

16%

City

25%

•

6 »/4

7

com_7.50

5%

Cole

6%

27%,

St

5%

Gobain

Corp

preferred
Sterilizer
Univend

Anchor

Corp

1

class

Arkansas

Valley Industries—

Arkansas Western

Art

Hart

Metal

&

Associated

Products

22

Atlanta

lnc

Gas

Atlantic

-

Class

v'."

Continental
Continental

Avis

lnc

Aztec

Oil

&

lnc

Gas

Babcock Electronics

Bangor

Paint

13 '•%
V: 4%

Hydro
Corp

Banlife

Basic

Bates

4 •■•;.-

17 %

9%

10%

102%

105%

18

Becton
Belle

&

19%

Manufacturing

Isle

9%
9%

Belmont
Bemis

Beneficial

Works

Gas

Berkshire

O

Hathaway lnc
Matic

cl

&

Son

Hills

Black

Petroleum

List

lnc
&

Light-

Business
Beranek

Boston

Dixie
Dixon

14%

15%

18

19%

7%

8

Dura

Bush

Corp

Duriron

16%

Eastern

12%

Economics

11%

Bowman
Bowser

British-Amer

Brockway
Brown &

Burns

"•

&

1

&

Co

intl

c

Cald*r

lnc

Mat

lnc

Steel

Electronic

11%

6 %

73/a

7%

8%

5

21

22%

10

41

44%

l

~~3

Paso

Electrada

8%

9%

26%

28%

Electrolux

—




Hot

Empire

6%

7%

Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co

423/4

Houston

8%

Houston

20%

16%

5%

6%

•

43 %

7

7%

Erie

44.

Resistor

—

Natural
Oil

lnc

3%

Indian

lnc

91/4

Head

$1.25

_

!

5

Indiana

Gas

Industrial

9'A

Information

5%

Infrared

_10c

.2.50

&

24%:

26

39V4

42

33%
5%
24

15%
36 Va

5%
2 6 V4

30 V8
12

43%

46 Va

*

24%

26%

1

53/8

28 34

for

Co_

Co

4%

4%

1

19%

21»/4

23%

25%

28%

30%

29

31-%

*

10

Corp—__—1

5%

6%

Industry—_25c

11 %

13V«

Industries

Inc_.

Securities

*'

lnc

*

3%

4 Vo¬

17%

ir %

35 Va

37%

Inter-County Tel & Teleg-4.16%

26V4

Intermountain

1

17%

183s

15%

171/4

International Bank of Wash—1

4%

5 Va

51%

54%

Intl

33%

35 Va

Flavors

12%

International

15% \

16%

Interstate

207/a

22%

Interstate

5%

61/4

Interstate

25
4

27

4%

lnc

Gas

&

Co

Fragrance—50c

Textbook

'39

*

59

Bakeries
Corp——_1
Engineering Corp—1
Motor Freight Syst_l

26

Interstate

Securities

Interstate

Vending

"11%

12%

Investors Diversified

111/2

12%

Ionics

lnc

Co

Steel

x2o

10%
3%

3%

438

1

15%

1

45

87Va

1

'
•

27

23/4

•

:

16%
4734
91

.

:

•

14V4

1534'V

10V4
1

11 Va

..8%

,

~i

9

3%

Co 1

3,%

18%

1

20%

8'/8

241/4

8'/a
».
V.

,

8%

22%

II2 I.

9

11%

12%

20

21%

49%

Incll

52%

42 Va

«6 3 %

27%

:
:
:

Co

3%

4'%

l

22%

23%

8%

_

Coke
4.

Pictures

2

10%

111/4

*

393/4

42 V2

4

1

5%
18%

.1

10%

11 %

1

27%
331/4

CorpIII_Il
~1

$1

Light & Pwr Co

Miniature
Class

Miracle

2834

91/2

10%

4

12V4

21%

22%

'8'A

9 Va

18%

193/4

x

7%

8V3

7%

81/4

7V2

4U%

431/4

1

8 34

9%

10%

■11%

1

5%

1

63'4

l.

36

39%

1

13Vb

141/4

2

4 3/4

5%

1

40%

Co

lnc

x

3%

:_10

Co

231/2

431/4

4%

10c

—

Barge
Mississippi Valley Gas Co

5%
•

4

25 s8

_'__1

12%

13%

5

253/4

27%
281/4

1

26%

•;

1

234

Construction

•

6 S/8

7%

x

26V2

28%

Jockey Club_lc
Monroe Auto Equipment
|
.1
Moog Servocontrols
1

121/4

13 3a

19%

20%

11 Va

12 %

Moore

1

17

1

10%

11%

191/2

211/2

1

11%

12%

10

30 3/4

33

Mite

Utilities

Corp

Co_

^

Modern

Homes

Mohawk

Rubber Company

Monmouth

12%

12%

Moore Products Co

Morningstar-P^isley
Morrison

,

Park

12 Va

Knudsen

•

Bearings—

—_■—

Mississippi Glass
Mississippi Valley

12%

11

II*

Co

Co

Precision

Mart

4%

ll3/k

1

Systems

Missouri

26%

Co__2.50

Co

A

Minneapolis Gas
Missile

12%

221/4

com_*

Mfg Co—.
Millipore Filter Corp

Bradley

6%

11%
20%

*

Hat

7 1/8

351/4

5%

5

Mid-States Business
Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter lnc
Milgo
Electronics
Corp

Milton

6%

x

_

lnc

Bros

7%

33

:__13.50

Mid-America Pipe Line
Midland Capital Corp

.

71/4

5

preferred

Miller

143a

6%

50c

Utilities

351/4

_11

;

Michigan Gas

30 Va

-

6% '

2%

I

lnc

lnc

Microdot

13%

"3
A_II1

Publishing Co

Hydrides

Mexican

4%

5%
17V4

Corp__I.IsOc

11%

13 %

10%

~x

Melpar lnc
Merchants Fast Motor Lines

Drop Forging
Moore-Handley lnc

11%

il

9%

x

&

lnc

8%

1

93/4

1

__

lnc

Metcom

9 Va¬

25c
Co

Company.

Coal

Metal

13Va
13'/4
37%

x
Ins

21%

217

12%
12%

Corp____I_IIx

Company lnc

Meredith

33

35%

8

lnc

10%

31

Co_—_33%c

Electric

7%

207

9%

1

x

F)

&

20%

Service A_1
:

12

5

Co__

;_1

Co

5%

2533

103/4

70c

___^

5

Co

51/4
233/4

.

50c

B—

——

Products

Maxam

5 Va

26%

24»A'

"

.

19%

11V4

_50c

com

Water

Timer

Insurance

1

,1

•:

11

9%

Co

Gas

Medallion

•

—20

Mills

Indianapolis Water

33/4

*

A

17%

lnc

Electronics Corp
Industries class
McLouth Steel
Corp

18

1

preferred

6Va

Hi/4

;

*

10c

3%

15%

16 S/8

50c

Miller

3

Inc_..2150

16a4

V4
27%

Corp
Income Properties

9'/a

14%

—

McLean

26%

Ilikon

12

10

x

Co

Maxson

24%
14 5/8

Co

"•

v

'8 5 a
11

2.50

Marrud lnc
:_
Marsh & McClennan

2734

7 Va

Corp

i

Units—Ill-

preferred

Marine
Capital
Markite Corp
Marmon

25

26'A

8%

1

834

;
I
Manufacturing

24 Va

Units—

Production

6%

—1

7%

Lipe-Rollway Corp A
Lighting lnc

23%

24.50

preferred
Hugoton Gas Trust

5 Va

«

Forms

8%

30 3b

Material—1

3%

-7%

1634

8%

'

"

23%

6%

Co

&

Maust

7%

6%

Pulp & Paper Corp A_1

8%

20

7%'
6%/

17%

1

Gas

Field

(Eli)

Matheson

28%

Huyck Corporation
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc.

5V4

15%

21%

1

Maryland Shipbldg &
Drydk_50c

17

lc

Vision-.

__«1
•

15%

1.50

—

75a

2

&

Mastan

130%

—2%

A_:

7%

1,

12

11

124

7Vs

7

49%

8

Marshall Industries
Mary Carter Paint class A

•4%.

9

Hugoton

4Va

8 7

lnc

19V8

4

6%

4%

47

a

8Va

-—2.50

Herrington

•

-

13%

17%
■

...

■

14%

8%

3%

1

201

z—_i__i___I__l20c

Magnetics

42

■

1

class

/•

2i */2

6 Va

lnc

Northrup Co

Maradel

*

2nd

40

*

Corp
;

of

Hudson

15

•

Inc_

Company

lnc

Shoppes lnc

_50c

Gas

41%

Epsco lnc
Equity Oil

5

-

Horizon Land

19

1

_

38%

7%.

Co

40

_10c

24%

6%

Hoover

House

—1

22%

63s

preferred—10

Holiday Inns of. America

153/4

class A _50c
-

Elizabethtown

6%

A—25

—

50%

3V4

Elizabethtown Water Co
Elk .Horn Coal
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27%

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26%
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lnc

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25%

1

1

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Ennis

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34%

323/4

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Hanover

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7

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7%

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1

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2.50

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Handy & Harman

65%

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Electronic Accounting CardElectronics Capital Corp
Elion

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32%

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62%

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23%

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5%

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Eitel-McCullough lnc
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42%

115

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32

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8%

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34%

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class

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7%

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6

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6%

58%

42%

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9%

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23%

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9%

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14%

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23%

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9%

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Laguna Niguel Corp

7%

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21%

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5

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6%

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14%

62

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5

9%

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16%

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23

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1

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21

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9%

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Cameo
Camioc

_1

Aerovox Corp

Alarm

5

261/4

Electronics

Ajax

Tel

8%
113/4

1

Aerotest Labs lnc

Aileen

Interstate

8%
IOV4
24

1

&

Executone

Ask

Co_*

Corp

Addison-Wesley
Adler

California

Bid

Par

■

Publishing

——

Electric

Acme

Ask

(Quotations for Friday, April 5)

any

Esley

Industrials and

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

"National" list is composed of
securities
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
which
Eastern region.

the

in

.

The

request.

distribution.

primarily

.

Co.
———

1

lnc
Co

lnc

3*a

18%

'

1

Number 6253

Volume 197

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1455)

National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Morse

Poods

Morton

1

Inc

Safe

Motec

Mothers'

9 */a

Louis

San

*

Capital

Jacinto

19%

211/s

Co

Savin

7%

6%

*

Business

Sawhill

53 Va

50

Scantlin

9%

Schaevitz

3

8%

—1.66%

23%

25%

Schield

13 '%

14'/4

Schlitz

Contractors.!
National Food Products Corp_l
National Gas & Oil Corp
5

14%

161/4

Co

Corp——

Class

United

States

United

States

2%

United

States

3%

3%

United

25»/4

21V*

Univis

19

20%

Upper

5

29%

31%

& Sons class A.100

13%

14%

Utah

18%

20

Utilities

10%

11%

V.

24%;'

25%

Vacuum

5Va

Scott

&

6

6%

Scott

(O M)

9%

Scott & Williams Inc

Research

Fetzer

1

15'%

16%

Scott

Aviation

*
Rental__50c

12%

13%

Scott

Foresman

2

15%

Co

(John J)

Nevada

Northern Gas Co

Inc..

Hampshire

New

Jersey

New

York

New

York

.54%

Shatter

6V2

Inc

10c
*

20V*

Company

.5

12%

Chemicals.

35%

37%

Co__3

3iy8

33%

39%

421/4

78

83%

1

HVa

12%

1

18'% r

19%

class B—1

Chicago Corp—.
1

:

——

Service

12%
6%
32%

27

27

Exterminating Co

*

Tail

5

48

18%

19 5

Oxford

Transportation

Chemical

class

Co.50c

A

Pacific

6

..._50c

Brewing Co
Airmotive

Corp

Far

Line

1

.

1 3'%

Pacific

16%

11%

12%

Inc

6

Fackage Machinery Co..—__10
Pacific

Powpr

26%

Southwest

Paciiic

Vegetable

Packard

*

Oil

Co

Pargas

20

5#

Inc

13'%

14%

IV*

8 Va

Inc

lBVa

Ctd.:

Parker-Hanmifin

20 3

24%

1

....

261/4

1

12%

Inc2

Drugs

Paterson

Parchmnt

Patterson

a

2

6%

7%

;

Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.*
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr—8

41 Va

43%

10

11

Peerless

Tube

Co

-

8

Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash.lGc

4%

Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1

12%

Perini'.

Fibre

Co—1

Nat'l Gas

Gas

—1
25

13%

15i/a

73'%

771/2

Books

Popell

12%
24%

24%

26%

Instruments

Premier

Co

Industrial

Corp

Research
Golf

8%

1
10c

8%

9%

6

6%

9%
9 V2

Co

of

New

Svc

Co

of

New

1

Public

Svc

of

Purex

Corp

R

E

Ltd

28

30%.

x8y8

25c

4%

1

28 ya

30%

Reheis

20c

13Va

1

12 y2

Company class A

Renwell

Industries

Rice

Roberts

Co

Robertson
Rockower

Rose

Rotron
Rowe

Royal
Royal

Mfg

12%

13%

33%

35%

Industries

Rucker

24 Va

Toledo

58

Tonka

61

67 %

Towmotor

51/4

Trans-Air

48

31/4

3%

2i/2
_8'%c

26%

28%

34

361/a

Inc

Greeting Cards
Corp

footnotes,




10c

Co..

5

17%
26V4

Line_50o
Transcontinent TV class B..2.50

24%
17%

Pipe

Treesdale Labs

1

30 '
11

lQc

see page

1%

44.

32 Va

121/4

2%'

56%

Trico

Products

.Tropical
Tucson
"21"

El

53'%

Brands

—10

89

93'%

——5

53'%

Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Union Trust—
(Newark)
.

Fiduciary Trust Co
First

Bank

(N Y)
10
Corp (Minni.10

Stk

Inc

Co

(Camden

N

First Natl Bank

Co

&

36'%

10

of

Bstn_12'%

66

State

of

Newark__6.25

41

Bk

Eng Merchants

Natl Bk.10

Trust

Co

(Chic)

42'%

City Bank

32%
43

12

76%

80'%

St

32%

(Los

Girard Trust

Harris

5

Tr

&

of

Corn

Sav

L I N

30

Bk—10

Exch

•

110

170

178

5

29'%

317%

10

70'%

74

N Y..5

25%

28'%

10

68

73'%

(Wash)__10

65

68'%

43

46%

-

Bk

Bank

First

of

Trust

Natl

Co

Phila

of

Natl

10

Bank

Angeles)

—12'%

82%

36

32'%

34'%

Carolina

Bank

Natl

Bank—

Street

of

B

5

48

50%

10

81

85'%

36'%

40'%

;

National

State

Albany
Bank
&

(Boston).10

T

(Conn).lO

3.7%

40'%

65

69'%

Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co

32%

(New

55%

71'%

(Chic)..20

Bk

'

53

67%

64'%

C.25

Canada

Union

State

Y..5

Rochelle

Y)

State

First Westchester Natl Bank
Natl Bk

D

((Charleston)

34%

New

(Dallas)_12

Wash

Bank

of

Natl

South

10.2'%

of

N

Bank

1st

47%

99%

of

Security Natl Long Islnd N Y.5

43'%

First

Franklin

Bk
Natl

National Bank

Louis

Bank

(Philadelphia)

Natl

Security

104'%

44

Trust

Second

"

(N Y)._20

146

59%

Seattle

Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)..5

38%

140

56%

National Bank

(Suffern

71'%

99

45%

36"

20

30

Royal
Royal

63%

40%
.

58'%

.

40%

Rockland

67

68

(Jersey City).10

First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis—1.10
First Natl

60

69 V4

43'%

55

10

Rlggs

50

62'%

Dallas——10

of

39'%

Essex

J)

65%

47

(Atlanta).—.10

Bank

55'%
457%

(N

Republic Natl Bank

56'%

.

62'%

Maryland—10

Trade

75

Trust

115%

York)

Bank
Co

Union

of

Bank

15

&

Co

Tr

(N

Y)__10

New Jersey

(Los

32'%

2'%

/

11'%

Angeles)..7.50

34%
12%

79

82'%

42

447%

Co.10

62

65'%

Union

Hudson

County National Bk—10

29

31%

Union

Hudson

Tr

21

22%

United

States Tr Co

(Boston) 10

42

45%

United

States Trust

(N

Y)_„20

78

82

Hartford

Natl Bank
Co

Industrial

Providence

Industrial

Irving

R

of
10

55'%

59'%

5

Bank

49'%

(Bklyn)—10
Bank &

6i%

(Philadelphia) —10

40

Y)

Co

Bk

of

(Cleve).10

Maryland.10

64'%

69

split 2-for-l
Nat'l Bank of L

5

36'%

39'%

Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10

31%

47
57

(N

Trust

Valley
29%

10

Co

Commerce

Shares

&

(Phila)

Kings County Trust
Liberty Real Estate
Co

City)—8

Bank

I

Valley

Co

Trust

Trust

Tr

&

(Union

National

65'%

68'%

37%

40'%

Wachovia

Bank

&

Trust

I

Co

Winston-Salem N C)

43'%

Wells

National Stock
Range

Fargo

10%

Amer

Trust

40

Co—10

42'%

71%

5

74%

Corp—^

4'%

5'%

Camp

9%

10%

Colorado

Chemical

Insurance

Service

Golconda

Low,

for Week
Shares

Range Since
Low

High

'—1

5%

Mining

Corp.

Development Corp.
Wells Industries Corp

3.30

3.50

400

1

25c
„•

50c

Jan

9.60

Feb

1.90 Mar

1.90

10c

T V

High
1.6C

2,80 Mar
2.90 Jan

300

,_10c

Jan. 1. 1963

1.60

3.10

35c

25c

Electronics—•.

.

1.10 Mar
3.00

•

Leasing Credit Corp class A
MSI Corp

7%

Sales
t

of Prices

10c

25

•

Range

1

Co

66'%

Nashville

April 5

Week'i

1

Cable...

21'%

31 Va

Exchange

Ending

Last

Par

Alnslie

Anspnla Wire &

29%

Week

Sale Price

5

57/a

for

Friday
STOCKS

43'a

7

Newark

51

42

12.50

Bk

&

56%

50

6'%

J)

19%

10c

J)

Provident. Tradesmen's

First Camden Natl Bk & Trust

23%

2.50

Uarco Inc

Unishops

Inc

(N

Pittsburgh

44'/b

62

*

86

&

Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)
5
Philadelphia National Bank—10

56%

41'%

lc

:
&

30'%

62

Bank

.

10

(N Y)_10

County Trust Co.

Pwr—2.50

Corp.——
Lt

9%

-50c

Inc

Co

Gas
Gas

1
10c
1

28'%

8

Shawmut

Northern

324

310

(N Y)%—50

18 Va

Gas

69'%

(Cleve)

New Jersey Bank & Trust Co. 11
North Carolina Natl Bank
5

55%

53%

25'%

Transcontntl

Detroit__12'%
Westchester_5

(Albany)
7.50
Community Bank of

Banking

New

53

(S F)_10

Federation Bk & Tr Co

27%

Bus

of

Natl

179

18%

System__l

Inv

Trans-Coast

Transcontinental

83

1

Candies

19%

173'%

5

York)

3%

79%

Russell

74'%

121'%
72'%

of

Co

Trust

9'%

118

Natl

33'%
(White Plains

(Chicago)
County Trust Co

—.25

Bank

.

Rutherford

50

18%

Y

Commercial

National

47

-5

25%

3%

14'/a

51/4

Co

Bank

National

& Tr

Bk

of

York

City

37 Va

71

—

Tr

26'%

13

„4%

Nat

New

Bank

%

329

34'%

(N J)
10
Co.12'%

Co
&

Bank—

32%

Investing A
Specialties
Transogram Co Inc

131/8

317

North Amer_5

Connecticut Bank

New

57'%

53

—50

Co—;

Bank

30%

30

Transistor

4%

28%
24

24%

17%

4

(Bridgeport) —10

Co
Trust

Connecticut Natl

26'%

——1

16%

;___1

24%

Corp..—
System Inc

1

florins

9'/a

.5
1

Transcont

1

8%

———1

Corp

Inc

5 "'8

12%

For

Corp
Scale

Toys

51/4

1

Safticraft

Tokheim

5c

:

_•

Rust Craft

12

54%

Rudd-Melikian Inc
Stover

11

22V*

1

Trust

Trust

Timely Clothes Inc..—10
Tip-Top Products class A—
1
Tobin
Packing Co..
3

33

30c

Co

5%

5%

80'%

36 Va

51

B__10c

77

291/4

Inc

Corpt
Pete__33'/3

1

10

—1

27%

4%

class

Foods

Inc

10%

_*

Furniture

Dutch

Service

9

11%

'

*

:

5%

10%

271/4

& Co

Co

14%
..

Trust

National

First Natl Bank

13%

&

(St

National

93

89%

10

(Savannah 1

.

io'%

5'%

Tr

National

9%

4

Bank

National

First Natl

Thrifty Drug Stores Co——*

9%

3

89'%

14'/a

Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass—*
Thriftway Foods Inc—
2

25%

25c

86

86%

12%

24 Va

52%

8'%

83'%

National

92'%

.

48'%

Co_12

Y Trust

Southern

&

79

3%

51

6.25

Chase' Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12'%

of

82

N

59%

of

89

5

5

Cnty Natl Bk (NJ).l
Guaranty Trust Co

56'%

Bk

75'%

22%

Bank

28%

Phila.10

Natl

Bo'ston_12'%

1

Natl

47'%

Morgan

Chicago..20

Inc——I

59'%

77'%

Louis).12.50

573%

of

a

56'%,

82

54

of

IV2

3!%

T.15
10

&

78'%

Natl

Cleve—16

Bank

Bank

91

B

Bank

10

46%

Natl

6%

30

27

Mercantile

First

--8J/4

Hanvr

Brook

Mellon

73'%

!
—1%,
Mangment—lc.

33'%

5

National

of

Natl

Ask

31

(Buffalo)

58'%

69

1

Time

55%
•43

Bank

Co.—-.1

Bid

5

Monmouth

First Natl Bank

14%

8%

10

Natl

1

Companies

Meadow

First

—*

Marine

1

16%

393

380

37/a

.1
10c

Lewis

33'%

13%

Trust

7

Chem.

Tillie

32'%

21%

64

3%

9'%

Tidewater

61'%

6Va

8%

1

'

•4%

3%

18

81/a

1

Marie Reid

5'%

2'%

12'%

Rockwell Mfg Co
Rorer
(Wm H) Inc

19%

.

4%

16%

•

,

(H H)

31%

,

.

18%

Indus__5

8%

M'ills Inc..3'%

Brothers

66'%

27'%

13%

20'%

1

"adrs"

Merchants

Empire Trust Co

26%

Ridge Tool Co class A
Riley Stoker Corp
Brand

.

12'/a

19'%

Par

1

Furniture

Ask

11%

1

Long Island Trust Co

2

—

Bid

•
...

Ask

17%

Inc..

"A"

17'%

139

Corp 20c

Inc.

5

Manufacturers & Traders

(Phila)—5

10'%

9%

13%

Thomasville

Bid
134

Louis—20

Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk

10'%

Industries

4%

15'%

Corp

52 Va

7%

1%

Therm-O-Disc

T——.1

8%

5%

21

A—

Yt

20

5V4

8'%

Racing Assn Inc
; Rexach
Construction Co

River

3'%

2%

IV*
18%

25V4

241/4

Revere

Roadway Express Inc.—
Robbins & Myers Inc

15%

14

9

&

11

;8

Trucking

Johnsbury

35%

Continental-Ill

1

lc

Inc

Richardson Company..

6%

-1

50c

Remco Industries Inc

7

21%

20

1.25

3'%
26'%

7%

Butadiene

4-'%

Sony

5%

Texize Chemicals Inc.—

Reading & Bates Offshore

Drilling conv class A
Redwing
Carriers

J.;

3

5

Texas

512

St

33'%

Commercial Trust

10

24%

7

Texas

9

1

Corp

Corp
Dynamics

Radiation

11%

13'%

3%

Scripps-Howard Broadcasting__l

19'%
20'%

49

11

1

1

Lines

%

12'%

1

Co—

H)

J)——5

12%

—

4

1

4'%

(A

(N

11%

12%

Gas

20'%

\

18%
19'%

100

Co

Co

Co. 4

Inc.———.
Nat

S

&

St

Commercial Bk of

Texas American Oil Corp—

31-a

10%

.1

Fashions

M

D

29

Trust

Trust

Cleveland

Tenney Corp class A—l.—
Terminal Transport Co
Tex-Star Oil & Gas Corp

6%

5%

*

1

Supermarkets Inc
Alegre Sugar Corp

Puritan

>j 14

40c

Inc

Punta

St

City

1
*

Tenn

T

(N Y)

Bk

30

Inc

Inc

:'r

6'%

Co

Natl

23'%

Tnc

Television Shares

35

13

Trust

28V2

....1

Products

Telephones
Telex

28%

33

1

Carolina

Publishers Company

21V*

5

Hamp__5
Mex

19'%

/'

■

York

21%

Ltd—

Teleflex

12%

i

Petroleum
Svc

Public

New

Boatmen's

Bank

18'%

Tecumseh

10%

:. 11%

2

3%

37%

Co

6,'/a
21'%

10%

Robins

-

Bankers

of

Corp A_1

Measurement

4'%

'

Cement

26'%

35

Fund

19'%

25c

1

Paper Ind

Bank

29%

Wine

7'%

1

Rican

41'%

Tappan Co——0.—-5
Tasty Baking Co class A__50c
Taylor Corp
—3
Taylor
Devices
25c
Taylor Instrument Co
..5

Techno

58.%

*

Puerto

Maryland

22

-

5'%

18'%

55 '

1

Lines
Corp class A

Manufacturers

62%

Technical

10%

_50c

Corp

Public

Pueblo

3%

7'A

-

18'%

53'/a

20

5

...

18%

4%
17 Va

Par

17%

56%

——1

Inc

17%

Stock Issues

Pak-Well

7'%

49'%

1
Indus——25c

Electronics

Corp

Ask

Bid

52'%

Chemical Bank N

Service

1
•

Industries

10

Taylor

!,

2%

2%

1

Co

Pubco

No

9

16 Va

15

10c

Printing Corp of America
Producing Properties
:
Professional

'V

2Vz

10c
1

Premier Microwave Corp
Primex Equities Corp..

Products

8%

25c

Corp of America

Premier

Tamar

26%

5

Electric
America

Zurn

<N

Fairfield

13%

Co—7'%

Co

of

17%

(Newark).25

317/a

1

Food

V 10'%

1

Bank of Commerce

Citizens

Co

9

Company.

Bank of Commerce

44%

Talley industries Inc..—
Tampax

N

20'%

Inc.

Szabo

6%

1
10c

16%

rets
Casualty,—l

&

18%

Systron-Donner Corp..__———*

8%

._50c

Genl

Co

Potter

6

7%

Inc

F)

<L

Potash

.Swank

9

Corp.

Electric

23%

1

7%

:•

29%

Mfg & lnstrument_50c
Susquehanna Corp
1

12 Va

1

Francisco)

(San

Centl-Penn

Superior

8 Va

Life

America

33%

7'%

Superior

of

31%

1

11 y8

Zonolite

,4*%

22

...

11'%

26;'%

3'%

1

Electric Corp
Transit Freight

36%

Par

Central

Stubnitz

—1

25'%

Bank and Trust

15'/a

5

141%

3'%

24%
■

10

Inc

10'%

23'%

6'%

deposit

Amer

14

Strawbridge & Clothier—

—5

North

Camden

liVa
17

6.

u%
334
3V4

_5

Wyandotte Chemicals
Wyle
Laboratories..

34%

Power—

41

Corp.

A

Corp.—.—....

Co.10

deposit rets
Electric— / ■■■„'.Y.'V'/

American

Broad

10%

341/2

Cordage Co

Amer

Nippon

15'%

Strategic

Greene

Inc

Co

A—1

"adrs"

Electric

74

33

12%

Rubber Co

Kansai

14%

28-/4

15%

'<

2%

Inc.—5
10

Corp

10%
24%
,

3'/a

Corp..

Wurlitzer

24%

—1

Materials

Wear

Wrather

38%

A..2

Stone-Woodward Inc

Enterprises
Conversion Co

Corp
Zero Mfg Co

Device,

Motors

69 %

35%

81/4

Honda

—1

Stockton Watley Davin &

5%
10%

V

1

Wood

Yellow

19%

23'%

Co.._Il0

Lt
;

Wometco

Recent Security

20

Finance

&

class A

637/a

7

—lc.

Co

&

Power

Corp

60%

10

Hall..

32'%

PneumoDynamics

V Portland

Loan

Stein

Co.—ill5

Zayre

14%

2'%

Co

Wisconsin

York Research

Co——...—10

1

Market

State

3.75

.

Plymouth
Pocket

Star

5%

41/4

.

Corp..2

Co

Mfg

Polychrome

Screw

8'/a

32

,

Winston-Muss
Wolf

7%

10

L)

Va

16%
:

18

5

Inc.—.10c
Corp——
•

6%

13%

1

Home Products
Works

Works—__12.50

Industries

56'%

2

31

Inc..50c

Co

Chem

Stevens

Natural

Plymouth
>

Stanley
Stanley

&

53'%

Bank

A—1

Inc

A

Company
__3
Gibbs Sewing Mach.l

'.5'%

42 V2

3%

Pickering Lumber Corp

Playskool

-

Co—

class

Electric

1

40%

com..2.50

Prod

Register

23

Yardney

13

:

Motor

15'%

7%

—1

Tele

SS

21 Va

14%

American Security & Tr Co.—lO

27

Inc.

&

Investment Co 2.50

&

Wilcox

Xtra

8'/2

Fruit

Machine

Whiting
Corp
Wiegand (Edwin

19

24%

33%

*
Co_3.75

Water

35

22%
12

Corp
Beryllium—

'

16'%

37%

1

Corp
Philadelphia Sub

Pierce

\

•

Petrolite

Pioneer

1
..5

Poors

34%

22'%

37%

Co__l

&

12%

_I____I—_i

30'/a

35V4

3%

Peter Paul Inc

Piedmont

19%

28%

1

Corp

Photon

17%

Electric Svc

Standard

13%

5y8

—

Brothers

Continental

36%

7%

Standard.

51/2

Chemical

34%

Co—1

Standard

8%

Penobscot

20%

Preferred:.

17

15%

1

Petroleum

19 V*

1

preferred

Standard

8%

Inc

Pauley

6%

.

Producing

Standard

13%

..

7%

5%

Union Gas Co—

Standard

1372

12%

Paper Co.10
(M) Dental Supply—*

Parkview

30%

28

•

—

7»%

8'%

Par

14%

States

11%
32%
14%

177/«

6

5

Co

Special Metals Inc.——
Spector Freight System cl
Sprague Electric Co
Staley (A E) Mfg Co

1

5

V 6%
30'%

15

(H) & Sons cl
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp

53'/a

Southwestern

/

Co

Ges

Work

10'/a

6%

A..2

,—...

7

5%

Southwestern

15'/a

18%

6%

—7

Corp:

Gas

~5

—5

Co

28'%

24

Southwestern
.

zuc

Corporation

Panacolor

13'%

••

12%

Gas

33%

Natural

7%

50 y2

convertible

24%
2"%

31%

14%

6%

5c

Southwest

22%

♦

Corp..

Instrument

21V4

5

Airline

56%

13%

Tele__25
10c

$1

28%

Pacific

53%

A..1

Utilities

Gas

Watch

5'/a

19%

2

34'%

Power &

Win-Chek

6

.

22%

5

Companies..

16%c

cl

Warshow

Water..

Water

&

28

26%

11%
38 Va

21

England
Nitrogen Co

Southwest

6%

.■■V'.

clA _50c

Light Co.—6'%

<fe

22%

10%
35 y2

5

New

Inc—:

Products

Corp.

Warner & Swasey Co

Warren

Southern

3%;

14%

East

Pac Mercury Electronics

Pako

■■

5

Gamble Robinson Co___5

Pacific

Gas

'

Southern

18%

Investments

Grove
(Jim)

Waltham

11 %

25

1

—_—:-l

5

50c

Kentucky Gas Co
& Telephone

Light

Willcox
-

9'%

9'%

class A...1

30

Mass

Whitin

52%
v

•:6V».[
•
10c

Inc

Inc—

*

class

California
Gulf

Walter

1

Bakeries

Southern

Walnut

10%

Corp
.1
Telephone Co„10

Southern

Wallace

23 y2

Capital

Southern

"5V2

•

4%

of America——50c
Reed

&

Walbaum

35

:

•••'

49%

10c

Inc

Corp

14»/4

5'-

*

vtc

Southern

6%

26%

13Va

12'%

;

Inc

"

33

1

—

Engineering

Southeastern

10%

17%

*

.'V

*

*

Virginia Chemicals & Smelt
Vitamix
Pharmaceutical

1

Co

Southern

(8

9

25c

Products:

Pabst

•

Vernitron
%
Vernors' Ginger/ Ale

Waddell

Paper—

Southeastern

50%

Co.

Corp

.

Vitro

South Shore Oil & Develop__10c
(,Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
:

Otter

•'

Sorg

5%

Vitramon

Investment—1

(J M)

Society

8

.*

3%

18

13%

Capital Corp..:
_i
Weyerhaeuser Company .—7.50

7'%

Inc

24%

12-4

Co

Westland

5

&

4'%

28'%

23'%
16%

*

Publishing
Westgate-California

11

187/a

3.75

17'%

3 '/a

3%
24%

23

Western

73'%

48

24%

24'%

15%

Company—50c
Mills Inc...
—5

Fair

48!.

.1

22%

1

cl

5

Western

18%

Sanders

17

A

11 Va

1

11%

77'%

Western

19%
19 %x

44 y2

Inc

15%

10%

21'%

Western

27

—.—50c

Co

25%

2

Corp.^

Corp

44%

.2

Business

Soroban

7%

«>%

Orkin

Ozon

: 4iy4

Corp..

Smucker

35'/4

25

*
._10c

,

I)

Industries

Electronics—.

50c

Capital Co...
Pacific Power Co
Instruments

Small

71/2

25 V*

Overnite

38%

A

—

(Henry

Skil

13%

5

Coal Corp
Chemical Corp
Inc

Originala

Power

16%

Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A

7

6%

•

class

B

Sierra
Sigma

19%

lc

Co

Inc

Sierra

.

36 Va

lc

Corp

Cement

Ben

Onyx

18

10

Okla Miss River Prod Line
Old

15 V*

_*

Siegel

Va

33%

1

Co.-

4

3%

1

Drill & Exploration

Recovery

8V4

50c

Co

23 V2

A„ 1

A

Corp

Amer

5%

IIII*

Western

18%

Varo

25%

Shulton

.9'%

Service

Co

Glass

21'%
29%

3-for-2

Mining Co

Vector Mfg Co_L——
Veeder
Root Inc

,i3y2

Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist—5

.10

Pub

Inc.—

Oklahoma

7%
12%

13%

16%

Company

Proof

Class

17 Va

23%

22
18

'7%

*

1

Co

Shawmut Association

Gas—*

Nat

&

.71/4

•

7 y8

38%

19%

27%

of

Westcoast Transmission

25

Vanity

4%

15%

:

1

America

51%

Nytronics Inc...

Oil

Corp

3%

36%

9

cf

10%

Manufacturing ~Co_5

Point

Western

2

Co

West

Vance

121%

.

1

of

—1

.•

;

Banknote_2

Service

Corp

Ontario

Water

Corp

Inc

(John)

Northwest Natural Gas

Ocean

Columbian

Seismograph
Sel-rex

Gas

Ohio

Security

Sexton

Van Lines

Nuclear

11%

38%

14%

—

Chemical

4

Lines

118

I.

22

4

Split

Const &

S.

5
_50c

Power

4'%

9%

West Penn Power Co

9'/a
48'%

20'%

3'%

*

Wellington Mgnt Co class A.lOc
Coast Telephone Co
10
West Ohio Gas Co.
""

10%

8

—

28

2

Co

Seatrain

26%

Penn

Nutone

&

4%

Amer

Norton

D)

V..8'V:V/v

26

Inc

—

&

9%
45

Aaik

5%

*

West

8%

Vahlsing Inc
10c
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Van Camp Sea Food Co
.1

iv*

7 Va

10

Utilities
Inc

Peninsular

Shares

6%

50c

1

13 V*

C).

Northwestern

(G

Seias

——•

A

va

5

1

Co

Corp.

24 y2

North

Noxema

class

_1

North

Northern

37

Searle

...5

Corp

Power

.___*
1

Trap Rock
Company

Nixon-Baldwin

22i/a

&

10'%

Co—5

File

(A

Inc

Pak

—.1

Corp—

36

Bearings_2
Gas

Airways Inc

Nicholson

Nielsen

Ball

Natural

Sea

Sealed

36

England Gas & Elec Assn_8

New

Scripto

171/4
:: l *>

20%

1

.

71/a

63/a
12

50c

•

Inc
Co

National

Work-Clothes

Assocs

Foods

*

Corp.l
Corp
l
Truck Lines..—1

Tube

Bid

l

"

Corp

(Del E.)

Welded

14%

8'%

Transport A

Weissberg (H. R.)

14%

1

Bros

Wayne-George
Webb

13

Sugar

2Va

Watson

4

13

Servateria

States

5

7'%

'37%

10

com

United

5

Nesbitt

6%

35%

10

States

4%

50c

Neiman-Marcus

United

32%

Scot

Propane Corp
Realty investors

Envelop

Preferred

14%
13%

4%

Science

1 *

Corp—

3%

Co

Development.lc

Patent

■

30%

*_10c

Lad

States

Corp

5

Engineering

Bantam

(Jos)

8%

New

13

12%

*

Nuclear

Leasing Corp
Realty Invest

1

Nat'l

10%

10c

Inc

5*V4

_50c

B

National

12

United

__*

National Periodical

,

Prod

United Servomation

19%

A

Corp

20'%

36%

22 y2

Homes

18%

34%

5'/a

National

1

United

18

Cleaning

13'%

21V*

20 '%

National

National

'

12%

42'%

Brewing
.15
Schneider
(Walter
J)_——10c
Science Capital Corp
1

Aeronautical

3'%

1

39%
19%

Electronics.

Par

•
.~_l

Circuit.l

United Investors of Del A

1

Machines

Tubular

4%

41/4

—1

A

Co

Ask

Illuminating Co..

Theatre

5

Savannah Elec & Power Co

class

Drilling

(Quotations for Friday, April 5)

Bid

Artists

1

Santa

Corp—_1

Fabric

Nashua
National

7

191/4

Company—1.25

Narragansett Capital
Narrow

8%

6%

25

Associates

Par

United

United

7%

18

Fe

Ask

1

23 '%

,

Bid

Corp__l

Petroleum

Sanders

1

—

Inc

Cookie

Chemical

St

101/4

8%

1

Co__

Industries

Nalco

9%

,-1

Mfg Corp

Mosler

Par

5

Inc

Shoe

Morton

Ask

Bid

Par

43

1.60
1.40
80c

1.70
1.40

2,800

80c

90c

1,100

Jan
Feb

2.20 Mar

; ,50c

Jan

Jan

2.20

Feb

1.40

1.20

200

1.10

Jan

3.80 Mar

Apr

.

1.10 Mar

60:

Jan

44

The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle

(1456)

National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
2.19

2.39

1

6.41

7.07

B-4

(Discount

7.95

8.60

K-l

(Income Fund)

4.07

4.40

K-2

5.89

6.37

—-1.25
American Business Shares
_1
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
American Investors Fund—1
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
Associated Fund Trust————*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33V3C
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Canada Ltd
-I
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bondstock Corp
...—1
Boston Fund Inc—
~1
Broad Street Investing—
50c
Bullock Fund Ltd—;.——.
1

Keystone

Par

Ask
Aetna

1

9.81

10.71

1
1

Bonds)

9.38

10.24

5.11
21.54

23.50

12.79

14.96

14.23

15.53

1.52

1.67

4.66

5.09

(Growth Fund)
(High-Grade Com Stk)._1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)__1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd.l

5.50

5.98

Knickerbocker Fund—

„.1

X8.72

9.48

Knickerbocker

Growth

Fund—1

5.70

6.24

15.75

16.62

9.97

9.12

Lazard Fund Inc.

4.11

American

15.18

3.80

4.15

10.85

11.79

1
Lexington Income Trust—1

11.11

Insurance

Investors

Inc..1

16.47

Life

Insurance

Stk Fund

Inc—1

6.08

6.63

11.54

12.61

Loomis-Sayles

4.62

5.05

Amer

—

Ltd

Fund

10.43-

7.91

beneficial. interest—1

22.90

25.03

9.95

.10.87

i. V

10.88

13.25

9.77

Investment Fund
Spares Corp—:
Trust Shares^

10.83.

9.80

10,71

National

Investors

17.42

National

Securities

10.20

8.40

9.13

—1

12.05

21.37

6.84

7.48

Series B

19.56

——;

Investment Inc
Fund
1

Western

Crown

Vegh Investing Co Inc
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc.— 1
Delaware Fund
1
Delaware Income Fund Inc..—1
Diver Growth Stock Fund Inc.l
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Dividend Shares
25c

7.40

3.66

X3.34

—50c

50c
Electronics Investment Corp—1

—10
20c

14.72

13.62

a20.84

10.98

Fidelity Capital Fund————1
Fidelity Fund Inc.—^————1

8.38

9.06

15.56

Inc.

1

8.31

9.03

(Geo)

Fund

1

14.81

1

8.52

6.97

7.62

1

10.43

11.40

Revere Fund

Inc

Scudder

4.66

al3.91

al9.15

Scudder

4.26

25c

Scudder

14.16'
20.09

10.20

Stevens & Clark Fund.l

16.82

18.58

1

Fund

Canada

of

Stevens

Common

Stock

11.09

--

Fund

Inc

6.37

Selected
Shares

Founders Mutual Fund———*

5.98

6.50

—.1

10.50

11.48

...—lc

2.46

2.71

State

Street

Investment

______—lc

7.71

8.47

Stein

Roe

.1

Shareholders

Shares__1.25

9.41

Industry Inc__l

Amer

10.89

Trust of

8.27

8.94

Boston

l

14.54

15.92

*

38.25

41.00

Investors
&

7.65

1

9.58

Inc

Fund

Fund

Income

Institutional

Shares

Investment

Co

Investment

of

lc

11.78

12.87

Fund.lc

10.20

11.15

Fund—lc

7.00

7.65

4.61

5.04

Inc

—lc

9.99

10.92

11.54

12.61

Accumulated
Continental

Income

United

Funds

10:35

1

4s/as

6.49

7.01

5.81

6.28

11.73

12.82

35.92

Fund

Wall

Street

Investors

Wellington
Wellington
Whitehall

Bell

Tel

Carrier

Winfield

Co

of

Centennial

Congress

Ask

101%
1°"%

.1993

J.00 %

1988

101%

4%s_. .2003
1982

4 Vis.

20, 1965

101.8

101.16
101.20

12, 1963

100.19

4s

Dec

20, 1965

101.12

3%s

May 11, 1964

100.16

100.20

3%s

Feb

21, 1966

100

Sep

101

101.4

3'As

May

100.30

101.2

4'As

July 20, 1966

101.24

102.4

102!

102.12

4s

May 22, 1967

100.24

101.4

100.12

100.16

4%s

Mar

101.16

102.16

101.20

101.28

4%s

99.20

4%s

Mar 20,1969
July' 15, 1969

5Vis

Feb

1992

5%s— 1977

Jun

3%s Mar 10, 1966
4'/aS Dec 12,1966

99.8
...

102.8

103.8

•

99

2, 1966—...

20, 1968

10, 1971

103

104

3%s

May

Feb

10, 1972

107.24

108.24

4vbS

Feb

15,1972-1967

Jun

12; 1972

102.16

103.16

3%s

Sep

15. 1972...
20.1974

12.19

13.22

4%s

Jun

12, 1973

101.16

102.16

4 %s

Feb

9.78

10.72

4%s

Feb

10, 1977

103.20

104.20

4vbS

Feb 20,

6.47

19.35

1

6.24

6.82

Inc__l

5.24

5.73

103.8
104.16
107.8 "

•96.24

97.24
107.24

102.16

103.16

96.8

97.8

100.24

101.24

99

100

7.07

17.80

102.8

106.24

1

1, 1971

1

99.12

106.8

20, 1970

Ltd.

100.12

103.16

...

4%s

Maturity—

3.19

1

9.18

10.03

1

10.65

11.64

1

13:54

14.72

14.39

15.68

1

13.38

14.46

104.8

100

point represent one or more 32nds of
Ask
Maturity—

100.8

May

point

a

Bid
*"!J

Certificate of Indebtedness—
3'As

2.92

103.8

1978-73

U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal

Fund__10c

7.26

7.93

1

6.72

7.27

'«

Treasury Notes (Continued)
100.3

15, 1963

100.5

1

V2s

Oct

Bid

Ask

—
...

93.10

98.12.

102.19

1,1964

102.21

,65
101 Vi

„

all.47

99%

.

Devonshire

Street

Diversification

Fund

Inc

Fund.
Fund

101%

103

105

4%s_

.1993

99%

-99%

4Vis

.2000

99Vi

997/8

Apr

1,1965

97.17

97.19

3%s Feb

15, 1964

100.8

100.8

4%s

May 15, 1965

102.23

102.25

1%s

Oct

96.23

96.25

Treasury Notes—

15, 19641

1,1965
Nov 15, 1965

3Vas

4s

May 15, 1963

100.8

100.8

3%s

3'As

May

100.3

100.5

l'/as

Apr

4s

Aug

l%s

Oct

l'/as Oct
4%s

Nov

1 VaS

Apr

15, 1963

1, 1963.

99.14

15. 1963

99.16

101.6

1, 1964

101.8

99

99.2

Feb

15,1966
1,1966
15, 1966

100.10

100.12

100.16

100.18

95.29

101.22

95.2

-

1!966__

95.31

101.20

l

95.6

100!
94
100.11

100.13

100.3

Exchange
Fund

Fd.

Inc

a79.47

Tel

43/bs__2003

Elec

Apr

100.24

3%s

Aug 15, 1967__._...

Aug

15, 1964...

102.13

102.15

1%S

Oct

1,1967—

93.2

93.6

15, 1964

100.24

100.26

l'/as

Apr

1, 1968

92.10

92.18

41/4S_1993

Bldg 5 Vis ww.1970
5s_l——1977

Petroleum

1998

101%
99

92

15, 1967.

_,

1,1967—

94.4

Dated
8-

9-

3.20s

10-

1-62

4-62
1-62

Due

5-

7-

Bid

Ask

Rate

Due

Dated

Bid

Ask

1-63

100

100

3!5s

1-

2-63

10-

1-63

35.31

100

3-63

100

100

3!5s

2-

4-63

11-

4-63

99.31

100

1-63

100

6-

100

3!5s

3-

4-63

12-

2-63

93.31

100

3!0s

al0.83

Bid

Bell

!,%s

100.22 J

11-

1-62

8-

1-63

99.31

100

3.20s wi

4-

1-63

1-

2-64

99.31

100

3!5s

al4.50

Inc

Fund

Feb

101.26

15, 1964

3.35s

al5.58

Centennial

3%s

101.24

May

3.45s

12-

3-62

9-

3-63

99.31

100

United States Treasury Bills
Bid

Ask

Bid

Ask

Apr
Ask
102

99%
98 Vi

103 V4

1051/4

101%

1011/2

97%
85

89%

1965

93

97%

98%

11,

1963..

99.976

99.978

1963

15,
18,
25,

1963..

99.945

99.947

July
July

15,

Apr

18,

1963

...

99.175

99.184

1963..

99.921

99.924

July

25,

1963—*.

99.118

99.127

1963..

99.868

99.873

Aug
Aug

1,

1963

99.061

99.070

99.004

99.014

Apr
Apr

May
2, 1963_.
May
9, 1963..
May 16, 1963May 23, 1963May 31, 1963..

S:-,205

99.213

99.811

99.813

99.755

99.757

Aug

15,

1963—:

93.954

98.968

99.699

09.702

Aug

22,

1963.^—

98.386

98.897

99:643

99.646

Aug

29,

1963

98.828

98.840

8, 1963—

X-

99.577

99.582

Sep

5,

1963——

98.771

98.783

1963..

99.530

99.535

Sep

1963—-

93.713

98.727

June

1963-

1963—

93.552

98.665

1963

93.589

1963n_

93.527

98.536

June

6,

103

108

13,
June 20, 1963..

99.472

99.478

Sep

12,
19,

99.414

99.4120

26,

103

June

24, 1963.:

Sep

102%.

99.382

99.386

Oct

3,

.1993

100%

101 %

June 27,

1963-

99.358

99.364

Oct

15,

1963—____

93.433

»98.443

Texas Power & Light 4%s—1993
Amer 5s_<——
1970

5, 1963..

99.289

99.294

Jan

15,

1964——

97.638

97.674

99.238

99.248

Sheraton

Texas

116%

l'/as

Rate

a22.75

a44.03

....

.1985

104%
109

100.6

Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures

Quebec Nat Gas 5%s_
Republic Pictures 4s__

102%
107

47/as Nov

100.4

a21.12

;

Street

Oklahoma Gas &

Tenn

100%

100.11

15, 1963

a9.67

Inc

Fund

Capital
Capital

100

114%

100.9

Nov

3%s Aug

a86.50

Inc

Public Serv Co of Okla 4Vis 1993

101 %

Aug 15, 1963

5s

Inc

165 Broadway

70

3'/as

3%s

Potomac Electric 4%s

1976

conv_.

100.17

5 VbS

Ltd

Ind

Pacific

Genl Tele & Electron 4 Vis.. 1988
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
1984




Oct

7.46

Inc..,

101

Duke

Tele

101.10

4s

Mortgage Assn—

15.44

100 Vi

Power

101.6

...

6.83

1

100%

,

100%

York

20, 1964

l

106%

100

102 Vi

TMir>nis

Oct

14.13

Bonds

103

New

101.12

4s

l

Fund

Fund

Westminster

101%

Paso Natural Gas
Fruehauf Trailer 4s

100.4

101.8

1

Fund

Street Fund

Second

»

El

100.7

100.2

20, 1964

4%s May 15, 1964

Ohio

101

Power

100.5

22, 1963

Apr
1,1970
July 20, 1970
Oct
1,1970-1967

Swap Funds—

Northwestn

Penn

3%s Aug 20, 1963

3'/2s

Inc.—

Fund

17.81

4Vis

100

100

Oct

99.31

4 %s

Inc

Growth

26.22

Consolidated Edison 4%s
1992
Crown Cork & •e*or>i 43/-s-. loqq
Dallas Power & Light 4%s. 1993

Corp

99.31

5'/as

Fund

24.83

19Q4

c,

100

99.30

101.24

Fund

Equity
Fund

16.32

1

1996

Barium Steel

100

Bonds—

1, 1963

101.24

Inc

Fund

22.76

4%s:

Ask

99.31

Apr

Federal Natl

Washington Mutual

25.13

—

Bank

Land

104.16

Investing Corp

1

4%s———

Oct

May

100.24

10c

Bonds)_1

Tel

Power

2%s

100.24

Fund Inc

Federal

Bid

—

3!5s
Federal
.

Shares.l

Fund

Investors

Bonds

.

18%

99.31

103.16

Recent Security &Tonv. Debentures Issues

Arkansas

17

Bed
1

1, 1963
1, 1963 wi

10, 1971

Science Fund

11.06

Keystone Custodian Funds—

Atlanta Gas

Aug

10, 1970

Fund

Canada

United

19.71

35.22

—

10'a
37%

point

a

1963

3,

10. 1970

Fund

International

Empire

4%s

X..

June

Apr

12.09

18.23

Fund

11.18

al3.17

&

3!5s

Banks

Sep
Aug
4%s Sep

Inc—

Funds

United

Wisconsin

.1

Tel

80'/a

9%
35

3 Vas

(The) Mutual Fund—1

American

100!

.

4'/as

•

Special Situations

Bonds)

3.05s

.

4.13

Line

(Low

100

11.02

Value

(Medium Grade

76

.

15, 1965

Sep

"4Vis Nov

or more 32nds of
for Cooperatives-

Ask

99.31

3;78

10.31

(Investment Bonds)

Reserve Life Assur Ohio.l

10.36

9.43

B-2

Westn

1

Income

Istel Fund Inc.—

Priced

Inv__10c

Line

B-l

41%

38 %

2

100.24

4%s

Growth

Line

B-3

Co in City of N Y.2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1

Westchester Fire

Bid

10, 1969

Value

Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd.

Johnston

2

53 Vb

31%

100.20

Apr

Value

Fund—

Research

5

3'As

4%s

8.75

Investors Selective Fund—...

Investors

US Life Ins

17

49%
29

.2

66%

4%s

12.83

2.61

Group FundsStock

Insurance

100!

3.64

Investors Mutual Income Fund
Investors

153/4

S

100

11.74

2.38

Boston.._i

of

67

33%

100.2

1

8.01

America.___1

Trust

21

30%

Mar 11, 1968

of Canada Ltd

United

7.69

19%

(Ala).l

100

,__i

United

7.04

71/3
61%

62

100!

3%s

3.35

1

12%

6%
58 %

17, 1964wi

Feb

8.00

Inc 10c

1

11%

1

Co

63 %

Acc.l

Co

16, 1963

Sep

12.96

Inc...1

Fund.

Resources Fund

Investors

United

18.41

"8.36

*

26'a
183%

*

100.2

7.34

Ltd—

Institutional Income

Int'l

10.35

7.69

Fund

Growth

Institutional

9.45

5.46

173

America..2.50

4 Vis

17.87

lc
lc

Investors——

Inst Foundation

Century

14.28

4.88

11%

24%

5

United Security Life Ins
United Serviceslife Ins

100!

11.99

Inc

United

of Boston

Incorporated
Incorporated

Fund

13.04

5.00

Income Foundation Fund
Fund

20th

10c

Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
Income

Texas

UBS Fund

—_10c

10%

8

3

100!

1

7.35

Inc—

Funds

107%

5

100!

Fund

Televisioq-Electronics

H-C7—

"56%

4s

Corp

10.50

H-DA———

Ins

141
'

Fire

100

Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1

Inc—.—.—1

Series

2

(Tex)

Family Life Ins

53%
102

Fidelity & Guaranty Co

10; 1965

Stock

8.32

Series

Barikers Ins Co

United

134

2

US

100

4%s

2.83

Hamilton

127%

U

15, 1963—

a31.05

2.57

a21.71

122

15%

,3%s July 16, 1963

1

series—lc

6.70

72%

.87%

38%

100

3%s Dec

stock

Group Securities—
Aerospace-Science
—_lc
Common (The) Stpck Fund_lc
Fully Administered shares.-lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc__l
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
1

45%

83%
8.3

95

Apr 15, 1963
3.40s Apr 15, 1963
3.40s May 15, 1963

a36.75

Preferred

7.39

>'■ 42%

5

141/3

3 VbS

!

Balanced

6.80

5

18%

36

10, 1964
11, 1964

6.85

-1

52%

911/2

Loan Banks—

3%s

1

6.23

Trust

&

33%

Obligations of Government AgenciesFederal Home

3'As

Southwestern Investors Inc

lc

Investors

Life

Insurance

28'A

'

1

3.20s Jan 15, 1964

15.03

series—

General

Central

Life

25

43

10

(NY)

United

of

85%.

5

Ins

Lawyers Title Ins Corp
Liberty Life Insurance

10.18

13.78

stock

America

Lamar

Life

11.90

■

1

Common
of

21%

.2

Accident..

3.30s

al0.27

Farnham

American
in

Sovereign

Fundamental Investors—.

19%

Buffalo

of

3.30s Aug

Clark..

&

2.24

Fund

119%

Figures after decimal point represent one

13.03

Funds—

115

&

9.26

1

Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research Investing

5.83

series..

Boiler & Insur.5

Co

33%
31%

31%

16.10

r_~/.

2.05

Util

Standard Sec Life Ins

Co

23%

67%

Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Travelers Insurance Co
Union

11%
7%

6%
31%

3

77 %

9%

;

130%

::il%

1

Co

49%

Standard

Kentucky

Surety

56%

79

70
91

126

5

8%

65%

88'%

10

751/2

:-.v

63 %

16%

Southwestern Life Ins Co

5

63%

m
v

„

*10%

Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred

Ins—50c

38%

"

X64%

15%

Interstate

4.49

Seaboard

74

Life

1

59

.1

69%

10

Co.__.__:.

52%
26'
■

3.50

:

126%

Jersey Insurance Co of N Y...10

15.16

224

Co

& Marine..
Life Ins Of Amer

46%

Co

332

6.25

Fire

Paul

Seaboard

i43/4

Jefferson

4.11

10c

Bond' Series—.

214

Insurance

St

66%

12.19

15.01

Reserve

■

6vb
61%

5

(NY)

11.82

.1

36%

55/3
58 %

Southland Life Ins Co

10.25

Income__l

Florida Mutual Fund Mc——1

Foursquare Fund
Franklin Custodian

'

56

310

30%

74%

9.38

Growth Stock

15vb
70 %

53%

Mid-Cont
Life

78%

V:

14

5

Insurance

Ins

86%

75/■

(Jacksonville Fla)_2%
Insurance

Life

71 %

19%

52%

.*10%

70

11.71

Growth

Inc.lc

Fd

68
80

:

Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic NaH Life Insurance..!

4%

29%

48%

*17-%.

.

Pioneer Home Owners Life——1
Profess & Bus Men's Ins
__1
Providence-Washington
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
5
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance Corp., (N Y)__——2

58%

33/4
27%

120

11.12

Putnam

1
Inc.l

Florida Growth Fund Inc

55

"

3

Ins

Hartford Steam

Intl

50

;

4

(DC)

1
*

—

Fund

"8.23

7.51

80%

(DC)_1.50

6.04

Home

45 /

45%

Peerless, insurance-Co.—5
Peoples Life Ins Co (Wash-DC)_5
Philadelphia LJfe Ins Co,.
.5
Phoenix insurance Co__l_
10

75%

168%

96%
29%

28

Y-10

N

Security Ins (New Have'n)
Security Life & Trust Co

50c

for

69

of

45%

16.11

Illinois

Pacific Insurance Co

20%

14.74

al4.77

45%

193/3

X5.54

1

42%

42%

Corp

"9.03

8.72
10.04

Industrial

Puritan

Life

45/%

36'/a
48%

5

2.50

Inc
Fund

American

Greatamerica

10

17%

33%

154

i62'/a
1 771/4

/

IS

—5

Hampshire Insurance

Ins_2.50

Employees Insur

Gulf

58%

'

34%

...

Employ Life Ins

Great

15.48

Life

48 %.

55%

66V/2

Hartford Fire Insurance Co

—

Inc

(T Rowe)

Provident

X

Hanover

Fund—

Fund

Gov

Putnam

5.91

5.41

.

25c

Financial

a

453/4

132%

03 %

York Fire Ins Co...
.5
North River.—
.——2.50
Northeastern Insurance
3.33%
' Northern ins Co of N Y—12%
North Western Natl Life Ins_20
Old Line Life Ins Co Amer___2
Pacific Indemnity Co....
.3%

14%

148

1.25

13.93

Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer

Gov't

7.65
11.51

Internat'l

39%

98

127

New

22%

1

13.07

Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp.
Philadelphia Fund Inc..

Price

Stock Fund

Trend Fund Inc
Mutual Inv Co

-

Georgia

Glens Falls

27%

.5

12.75

Penn

Fund

Fiduciary

5.78

Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc.l

13.49

Fund

7.25

7.71

Now

58'A

93%

10

68%

20 %

5
1.25
1.

General Reinsurance Corp

10

(Bait;

.

31 Vb

2

(Phoenix)
_l
Insurance—-i--.-L._4

Franklin Life

74%

37

___4

11.90

Oppenheimer

10.01

.

,54%
,70

43

13
-28%

10

(S P).

56%

26

—5

Co..

14%

.53%

40%

"A"__2

Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md

13%

1
5

64%

63%

Group Assoc
_•
Reinsurance Corp—5

*

Nat'l Life & Accident Ins..
5
Nat'l Old Line Ins AA com
1
National Union Fire.
5
Nationwide Corp class A____2.50

71 %

1

1

9.17

9.13

3.97

3%

59

'

7%

Co

Monument Life
National Fire

7%

68

2

Insur

Midwestern United Life Tns Co.l
Ex-10% stock dividend

15Vb

Ins——1

—1

Inc.

11.51

12.49

Growth

Shares

12.10

Howard—

Fidelity

Electronics

"

:

6%
i4y8

First Nat'l-Life

6.02
,

(14

3

Ins.;.

Life

Maryland
Casualty....
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins

16 %

of NY.

Co

Firemen's Fund

11.31

9.34

Capital Fund Ltd_34c
Nucleonics Chemistry &

8.37

5.20

Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc——.

1

Madison Life Insurance

5

(N Y)

Federal Insurance
"r

14.94

1

York

New

10.53

17.97

Federated

New England Fund.:
New Horizons R P Fund Inc..

11.07

4.81

Fund

—1

One William Street Fund

16.53

Balanced

Series

60.19

—„—-1

&

Stock

Employers
Employers

2.88

81%

44%

Com'wealth LifpTnsur Ctf (Ky)_2
Connecticut G^n Life Insur
5

Eastern Life Iris

22.17

1
..1

_:

17.56

Theory Invest Fund Inc..1

Eaton

4.56

7

i4i/2

5

10.37

Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc.50c

13

—5

-

157

46%

41

Assurance Co
Casualty Co.
Criterion insurance (DC)
Crum & Forstpr lnc__z_l_
Eagle Fire Ins Co (NJ):

16.24

14

151

1

(N J)

134%

13

5

2.50

Continental

2.82

—1,

._

17.38

—

Dow

Dreyfus Fund Inc.

Series

Series

78

Continental

4.22

1

59.59

De

De

21.35

6.76

t

Income

Diversified

Income
Stock

Growth

Trust Fund—

Corporate Leaders

•

Co.l.50

129

.1

Ins—

6.85

9.45

..1

Preferred Stock Series

13.03

19.87

Inc.lc

Fund. Inc..

Continental Growth Fund

1

al4.34

Series—————X—.1:

Bond

„

iV; Dividend: Series.—i.4-1

43

9.08

15.02

Corp..——1
Series—

Series—

Balanced
9.38

National

Continental Amer Life Ins

Securities Co Inc.l

Wide

Nation

9.91

Inc————1

8.64

1

1

15.94

Liberty Life

Lincoln

8.29

1
1

Mutual

Lincoln

12%

6.25

,

—1

Mutual
Mutual

Casualty

34%

25%

Citizens Life Insur Co of NY—2
'i Coastal States Life Ins (Ga) .1.25
Combined Ins Co of Ameripa—1';

10.68

Consolidated Investment Trust.l

Concord

.———1

Series

Investing, Foundation—1
Mutual Invest Found Growth__l

12.40

Citizens

31%

.32%

23%

10

Life

73%

X28%

111/2

beneficial Standard Life
Boston Insurance Co..—

Growth

Growth; Series

Security

Ask

69%

5

Penna

23 Vi

Shippers

Bankers

Bid

(Birm)__2

of

Co

21%

Re-insurance

Bankers Natl Life Ins

Mutual

11.83

11.35

of

insurance

6.8V

12.12

~50c

Fund Inc

Fund

15.77

15,15

Stock

Composite Bond &
Composite

11.43

6.25

Income Fund—1
Int'l Gen Fd—1
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1

Commonwealth
Commonwealth
Commonwealth

11.48

13.86

Inc

Commonwealth

14.38

beneficial

of

Investors

Units

-1
Growth & Energy.—1

Colonial

int__33V3C
Stock

Medical Securities Fund Inc—1
Mbrton (B.C) & Co Funds—

18.30

10.50

1

—

Fund

1.63

shares

18.09

16.91

Growth.

Capital Life In? Sh.ayes &
t
Growth Stock Fund—
lc
Century Shares Trusty———1
Chase Fund of- Boston
.—1
Chemical Fund Inc
-25c
Colonial

1.49

7.58

16.55

1
1

Fund Inc

Canadian

Canadian International

1.90

Fund Inc——
——1
Massachusetts Life Fund-

14.35

6.94

1.74

Mass

Ltd————

(1954)

15.01

13.10

al5.25

Speuial Investment shares..lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust ;

10.47

<-1

Fund Inc.—
General Fund—

California
Canada

9.58

13.88

Ins

American

a29.47

of

Fund

Nat

Assurance

Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10

Companies Inc.l
(Wash DC)
1
(Galveston)
1

Mercury

Amer

Life

43 %

Life Ins Co—1

Bankers &

Can—1

Sayies MutuaJ Fund—*
Managed Funds—
General Industries shares—lc

Loomis

Life

Liberty Nat'l Life Ins

147

40%

Hqme Assurance

American

Par

94%

142

Insur.l

Life

Insur

American Income

18.00

10.58

American

12.14

Life
9.68

.T—

Founders

Ask

90

.5

Heritage Life
(Jacksonville Fla)__

—

.....

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

(Quotations for Friday, April 5)

Bid

Surety—3.50

American

6.86

6.25

&

Insurance

American General

4.50

14,03

Life

Agricultural Insurance Co
10
All Amer Life & Casualty (Ill).l
American Equitable Assur
2.50
American Fidelity Life Ins Co.l

5.58

S-l

S-2

al5.56

Casualty

Aetna

Fund Cont.

Custodian

—25c

Fund—:
Advisers Fund Inc
Affiliated Fund Inc

Bid

Par

Mutual Funds—

Ask

Bid

Par

Mutual Funds—

.

Insurance Companies

Mutual Funds
Aberdeen

.

Co

Gas
Elec

of

Am

Trans

5s

ww.1967

47/as

Service

1983

4%s

101%
99Vi

101%

July

1021/2

July.11,

1971

109

•112

1984

120'/a

123%

Textron

5s debentures

5s

ww

Westcoast
5Vis

—

Trans

series

C_.

5 Vis

A
■_

98.604

1?63_.

footnotes for over-the-counter issues

„

1988

91 Vi

94%

•No

1938

94Vi

97%

New

par

value,

York

Stock

a

Net

asset

Exchange,

valpe.
t New

b Bid
stock.

yield price,
d Ex-rights
k Admitted to listing on the
x Ex-dividerid; > wi When
issued,
y Ex-scoclc
dividend.

Volume

197

Number

6253

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1457)

THE
Bank

COURSE

clearings this

week

OF

will

show

BANK
increase

an

with

a

year

liminary figures compiled by

1963

Third Federal Reserve

Pre¬

ago.

of

the

be 4.9%

United

above

stand at

States for

those of

the

which

it

is

possible to

obtain

corresponding week last

$32,918,669,933 against 831,374.267,730 for the

center there is

in

1962.

At

Wilkes-Barre
York

Our comparative

sum¬

New

New

York

:

1963

;

1962

;

$19,240,744,734 $17,633,631,091

Chicago

1,423,710,240

Philadelphia

__l

843,577,277

(9

cities)

493,768.902

Francisco

Pittsburgh

_

958,504,394

;

cities,

five

487,539,846

500,743,542

five

days__

Total

all

cities,

—

6.5

6,815,497
3,772,256

+

0.9

4,457,906
18,222,609

20,287,791

15,304,571

+

15.7

10,602,503

14,737.224

1,184,717,825

+

3.6

923,641,172

1,131.569,260

6,144,787

12,739,180

0.9

12,030,638

13,307,446

316,255,181

0.4

629,296,068

6.8

298,505,147
567,557,034

291,352,933
621,464,509

77,667,100
15,239,668
13,044,189
486,274,800

1,591,998,660

1,560,762,506

__________

______;

'

;

.

Total

2.4

(7

cities).;

•

75,081,000

3.4

70,558,400

14,791,072

3.0

12,305,750

62,011,500
12,930,534

13,209,186

1.2

499,390,819

2.6

13,090,790
464,692,275

13,982,219
481,275,178

2,0

1,438,740,034

.1,496,324,319

+

Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest

S26.278.055.025

$24,533,704,642

5,533,829,090

5,700,469,240

+
—

7.1

Virginia—Huntington.,

Virginia—Norfolk

cities,

five

days

Carolina—Charleston...
Maryland—Baltimore

$31,811,884,115 $30,234,173,882

day__

one

1,106,785,818

______

+

5.2

—

1,140,093,848

all

cities

for

week

$32,918,669,933

^Estimated.

5,726,885
221,298,489

,i_

23,541,000

—11.1

4,961,007

District of

19,969,000

22,535,000

0.1

227,900,315

211,605,038

+ 17.9

8,228,903
368,638,155

9,929,393
392,580,879
149,389,679

386,331,810

+

1.6

8,647,842
325,690,427

148,472,788

+

0.6

136,976,468

116,574,881

805,870,776

Columbia—Washington..

$31,374,267,730

+

(6

cities)

,

6,200,517

+18.4
—

793,794,151

+

1.5

724,145,059

733,782,494

8,423,179

2.9
Total

Total

5,088,344

27,863,000
221,019,481

a

___.

Richmond

2.9

South

All

4,898,856

(a)

2.5

428,973,248

1,064,000,000
J

12,853,657

Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh

2.6

658,504,504

439,140,148

.

days_.

cities,

Other

4,246,800
7,423,213

_

Baltimore

Ten

1.0

(a)

4.2

________

Youngstown

*675,000,000

____

Cleveland

7,920,169

315,110,034
671,809,212

■

;___

Mansfield

6.7

"

Louis

San

869,000,000

5.9

5,732,465
25,483,327

Columbus

1.6

422,900,000

4,831,300

3.6

1,227,213,171

_.

Cleveland

3.7

998,554,000

__

~1~9

17,700,991

Ohio—Canton

3.4

451,100,000

St.

4,936,618

1,119,000,000
2,841,052

5,360,719

Cincinnati

501,470,068

—

4.3

—

2,402,012
5,022,985

Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—

9.1

+

1,228.000.000

874,795,989

City

+

1,365,101,684

1,186,000,000

:

Boston
Kansas

%

2,191,305

1,882,231

25,724,260

Jersey—Trenton
Total

Ending- April 6—

1,296,547

1,535,772

(a)

(a)

__.

____

CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week

1,438,838

4.7

3,008,601
7,905,795

Delaware—Wilmington

mary for this week follows:

4.3

1,939,449

5,031,867
1,159,000,000

___i
.

Scranton

this

1960

$

1,560,174

(a)

__.

Philadelphia
Reading

preliminary totals

week

same

gain for the week ending
Friday of 9.1%.

a

weekly clearings will

Our

year.

1961

1,847,476

.

______

Lancaster

Inc.or

Dec. %

l|627,462

^______

Chester

$

District—Philadelphia-

Pennsylvania—Altoona
Bethlehem

1962

$

us based upon telegraphic advices from the
chief cities
country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, April 6, clearings for all

of the

cities

Week Ended Marcn 30

CLEARINGS

compared

45

,

4.9

Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—

Complete

and

exact

details for

issue of next week.

our

Satuiday

the

week

covered

We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch

and the

Saturday figures are not
cordingly, in the above the last day of the
In the elaborate
detailed
we

by the foregoing will

available at time

as

appear

Tennessee—Knoxville

in

of^g^ing to

we

at

this

center

Outside of this city there

showing

an

increase of

4.6%.

Federal Reserve Districts in
which they

are

was

a

We

the

cities

Louisiana—New
Total

we note that in
the New York
Reserve District the totals show an
improvement of 5.2%; in the Bos¬
ton Reserve District
of 3.8%, and in the
Philadelphia Reserve District of

the Cleveland Reserve
District the totals

3.6%.

are

In

District

In

the

Reserve District of 4.9%.

following

furnish

we

1st

Boston

2nd

New

a

summary

$

York

3rd

Philadelphia

4th

Cleveland

5th

Richmond

/•••

$

%

■$

3.8

977.922,907

17,338,582,333

5.2

15,712,798,055

"

1,227,213,171

1,184,717,825

3.6

923,641,172

1,'591,998,660

1,560,762,506

2.0

1,438,740.034

805,870,776

793,794,151

1.5

724,145,059

733 ,782,494

-

"

1,628,743,924

1,503,106,702

8.4

1,355,561,377

"

1,778,404,254

1,704,354,149.

4.3

1,481,626,394

853,162,553

794,890,548

7.3

767,081,158

730 ,629,474

758,429,252

723,172,583

4.9

•673,115,163

608

235,525

771,834,317

732,379,079

5.4

674,381,591

657

893,395

590,729,203

550 657,0Z7

4

Minneapolis

7

"

10th

Kansas

9

"

11th

Dallas

10

Total

week

Xi 711,539,723

"

1,608,489,747.

add

now

ended

our

March

__:

for

5.1

1,533,212,698

4.9

1,378,645,580

1,333 ,344,530

31^054,444,968

29,583,777,486

5.0

26,698,387,693

12,685,105,251

5.5

11,408,641,088

statement showing the figures for

each

__

1962

$

3,941, 083

3,742 ,524

1,173,134

■■■".'

$

■

+

1.7

3,938,232

York—Albany

New

3,620,559

—30.2

1,711,421

1,736,533

+ 23.2

2,605,730
18,041,227

1.0

14,053,695

4,104,661
166,377,944

5.871,916
161,239,229

7,897,217
61,425,092

66,519,363

7,870.910

72,930,378

—

+ 11.6

7.6

+

8.7

—

7,491,792

1.0

1,261.824,184

+

3.3

1,036,840,363

8,701,398

+

8.4

7,744,969

10,260,479

+ 12.7

13,504,845

15/245,248

12,567,782
7,266,073

12,514,507

+

0.4

13,539,031

12,218,843

7,116,269

+

2.1

7,852,888

6,820,984

1,778,404,254

1,704,354,149

+

4.3

1,481,626,394

1,692,467,265

■

cities)________

+

7.7

—

17,877,496
.,...,.1,316,933

1,256,236,690
.

7,584,581

Louis

/

'442,000,000

411,100,000

+

7.5

__l_

219,326,961

213,966,297

+

2.5

197,018,852

195,027,789

____'

188,861,633

167,158,623

+ 13.0

145,774,372

2,973,959

2,665,628

+ 11.1

3,287,934

147,841,201
2,660,484

853,162,553

794,890,548

7.3

767,081,158

730,629,474

421,000,000

___.

385,100,000

(4

cities)

44,556,409

47,564,473

3.7

56,914 ,634

23,104,347

23,989 .899
44,539 ,100

3,490 ,499

1,037,998,202

—

—

District—Minneapolis7,404,269
522,272,052

19,094,495




6,479,4S8

4,7
7.8

466,026,235
167,026,872

414,760.589

+

.7,573,771

—

154,991,221

12,207,410

—22.2

9,578,537

3,427,946

+ 13.5

3,955,173

3.341.525

+

3.5

5,856,861

6.074.526

14,249,737

6,202,086
14,117,059

+

0.9

13,445,505

13,010,452

^7; 758,429,252

.723,172,583

+

4.9

673,115,163

608,235,525

_____!_

Helena

„

9,577,714

:

A

Total

cities)

.(7

______________

Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—-Fremont

:

1,044,130

902,080
11,794,995

854,311
9,065,263

197,362,226
10,716,660

193,088,410

+

2.2

8,962,200

+

19.6

10,091,670

30,254,675

28,838,896

4.9

28,884,402

27,145,582

500,652,205

470,662,947

6.4

418,269,822

12,331,542
6,908,656

12,862,004

4.1

428,000,449
10,887,868

6,980,918

1.0

5,196,750

5,281,226

771,834,317

Hastings':
Lincoln".
"

732,379,079

+

5.4

674,381,591

657.893,395

+

__T
_'

Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
i:

-St.

_

City

Joseph

Total

cities)

(9

City—
911,278

—12.7

1,111,638

1,432,693

5.6

778,052
8,479,965
180,950,797

655,530
9,248,432

+

+ 29.8

174.605,667
8,710,058

12,544,385

Eleventh Federal Reserve District-Dallas-^
Texas—Austin

17,310,530

Worth

Fort

36,888,400

977,922,907

43,313,537

474,664,361

40,784,303

37,392,307

3.8

4,691,000

4,875,000

-—-

5,025,085

6,170,685

—18.6

5,519,718

4,836,079

11,699,050

—

9.1

11,982,545

12,467.859

711,539,723

676,806,710

+

5.1

590,729,203

550,657,027

+

9.1

—

1.9

5,973,000

5,191,000

889,133,985

.+.

Total

cities)

(6

.

Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
+

Utah—Salt

2,753,102

16,105,421

513,292,740

7.3

10,635,548

Falls

246,379,143

Yakima._

144,819,567

13,176,897

6.5

_/

Wichita

+ 329.3

40,294,009

109,924,699

+

6.0

151,854,515

142,014,101

+

4.1

2,778,479

2,373,846

3,811,337

+

5.2

3,601,658

3,065,130

16,898,672,235

+

4.6

15,289,746,605

13,505,407,875

49,232.818

+ 15.2

49,703,422

44,261,774

29,454,115

+ 21.5

27.942,469

+

11,2

65,630,655

80,190,770

103,950,030

100,921,369

+

3.0

81,246,243

17,338,582,333

+

5.2

15,712,798,055

14,000,375,040

—

225,588,759

+10.0

121,579,207

+

121,785,038
21,581,185

.

0.2

199,180,894

205,525,589

4,922,478

5,259,635

190,037,753

213,948;i46

99,341,772

r

96,239,072

22,655,651

—

13,660,748

—23.1

22,107,894
14,581,561

25,486,274

10,505,431
884,589,620

852,573,049

+

3.8

788,751,964

709.636,193

41,141,092

—

40,144,004

+

2.5

33,873,871

*39,478,627

13,567,910

11,220,644

+20.9

15,330,353

,14,333,107

______

San

Francisco

San

Jose_

—

4.7

16,159,982

88,156,709

18,241,632,114

Pasadena

City——
Beach

5,652,041

248,065,955

.

25,480.136

79.329.083

Lake

California-—Long
-

225,805,488

5,544,020

Oregon—Portland
29,588,707

9,2

+
—

3,356.710

3.8

594,894,727

40,172,434

:

Louisiana—Shreveport

39,221,473

3,098,086

15,853,711

633,705,126

Dallas

22.829,842

6.4

+ 11.6

—

88,182,445
i_:

7,225,980

+

180,605,113

9,502,720

Barbara

Santa

Stockton
Total

Grand

Cal

_:____
-

(10

(106

-

cities)

total

Outside

cities)

2.2

499,039,198

194,690,646

Paul

Galveston

35,790,543

I_

+

6,420,489

14,840,657

6.9

16,469 .404

4,006.946

Jersey—Newark

(9

9,597,499

3.3

3,938,711
157,957,819

3,889,339

13,968,702

+

56,721,614

_

Northern New Jersey
Total

78,183,000

9,703,716

Dakota—Aberdeen

3,586,625

4.0

3,446 ,974
19,966 ,230

—

17,669,602,736

___

Syracuse
New

13,907,024

81,070,000

Dakota—Fargo

3,229,625

1,680 113

2,866,803

a

York

Rochester

14,703,299

+ 10.0

+ 16.1

6,556.327

153,518,556

__

Jamestown

+ : 9.7

82,971,000
10,183,711
'

728,919,232

126,992,441

__

______

3,008,014

,

11,564,274

—__

(17

Montana—Billings

3,323,786

7.808.828

1,077,126,477

cities)

.$

822,505.825

3,896,986

Island—Providence

Dec. %

6.4

47,375,400

;____

Buffalo

19,553,468
9,795,185

20,642,935
1,335,523

:__

_

'

4.7

53,013,838

Hampshire—Manchester

Elmira

12,891,474

South

1960

Second Federal Reserve District—New York—

f

2,857,544
19,134,893

9.9

2,076,062

Washington—Seattle

New

14,430,862

+ 15.7

1,303,823,924

:

Kansas—Topeka
1961

3.3

16,309,181

Haven__

or

+

4,244,910

Worcester

Inc.

+

20,773,460

Connecticut—Hartford

(12

8,163 674

851,654 068

3,501,647

Bedford

Total

+

19,401,451
2,097,761

Colorado—Colorado Springs

8,330,097

Springfield

Rhode

15,151,913-

North

■*.

891,396,686

River

Lowell

"New

$

4,006,791

Massachusetts—Boston

New

+ 21.3

10,823,078

15,823,670

_____

1963

Portland

,

St.

.

years:

First Federal Reserve
District—Boston—

New

3,370,685
17,960,946

91,228,728
11,824,993

_;

Minneapolis

city for the

Week Ended March 30

Fall

4,088,510

8,465,403

Minnesota—Duluth

11,692,462,806

four

Clearings at—

Maine—Bangor

245,219,497

25,197*870,681

detailed

30

676,806,710

13,384,842,232

106 cities

Outside New York
City—'

We

.

"

6

Francisco

+

11,895,244

66,616,645

Ninth Federal Reserve

1,692 ,467,265

San

694,001

+ 47.7

9,429,794

Total

1,372 ,958.367

17

12th

+ 22.2
—14.5

1,496 ,324,319

10

City

269,710,175

20,777,398
•/

*

Tennessee—-Memphis
Illinois—Quincy

1,131 ,569,260

"
"

~

Louis

5,383,654

265,135,219
211,881,056
12,932,971

14,000 ,875,040

Chicago
St.

1,372,958,367

20,897,165

Missouri—St.

889 ,133,985

Atlanta

9th

1,355,561,377

'176,251,442

Kentucky—Louisville

1,037,998,202

6th

*

Peoria

$

1,077,126,477

7th
8th

8.4

Rockford

1960

7

9

■_

1,503,106,702

5,716,728

9.1

Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1961

6

_

799,701
258,338,706

•

■

Inc. or

Dec.

259,839,083

5.5

+
—

District—Chicago-

______

Springfield

'

+ 10.4

City

by Federal Reserve Districts:

1962

285, 942,000

Decatur

in

18,241,632,114

"

9

£id

799,547

3,807,147

Moines

Total

1963

12 cities

5.1%,

13 851,708

1,628,743,924

cities)

Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago

'

SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week Ended March
30—

of

Des

7,034,384

268 243,017

Haute

Sioux

7,554,360

16,920,449

Iowa—Cedar Rapids

District by 1.5%, and in the
Atlanta Reserve District
by 8.4%. The Chicago Reserve
District has to its credit a
gain of 4.3%; the St. Louis Reserve District of
7.3%,
and the
Minneapolis Reserve District of 4.9%. In the Kansas
City Reserve District
the totals record an
increase of 5.4%; the Dallas Reserve
the San Francisco

(10

Orleans,

Wisconsin'—Milwaukee

larger by 2%; in the Richmond Reserve

+ 34.8

29,610,451

6 357,250

South Bend
Torre

411,100,000

683,299
315,689,000

Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing ___;
"
Indiana—Fort Wayne
:
Indianapolis ______________

located and from this

130,609,886

418,400,000

309,628,863

Seventh Federal Reserve

according to the

141,773,009

280 987,819

";.p:
____________

gain of 5.5% ; the bank clearings

group

31,634,950

7.1

+ 13.7

6,707,756

Mississippi—Vicksburg

against $29,583,777,486 in the

7 606,023

+ .4.3

255,390,849

...

Alabama—Birmingham

present further below,

able to give final and
complete results of the previous week—the week
ended
March 30. For that week
there was an increase of
5.0%; the aggregate clearings for
the whole
country having amounted to
$31,054,444,968
week in 1962.

+

34 128,741

10,253,608

Florida—Jacksonville
Mobile

statement, however, which

152 490,597
452 ,700,000

M'acon

week in all cases has to be
estimated.

are

same

:

Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta

Ac¬

press.

35,582,063
163,288.037
514,600,000

Nashville

the week ends

New

Clearings

+

7.0

10,407,144'
15,440,249

9,802,432

11,308.380

1,608,489,747

York

City—

ODerations

1,533,212,698

+

4.9

1,378,645,580

1,333,344,530

31,054,444.968

cities)

29,583,777,486

+

5.0

26,698,387,693

25,197,870,681.

13,384,842,232

12,685,105,251

+

5.5

11,408,641,088-

11,692,462,803

discontinued.

46

(1458)

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Monday, April 8, 1963

...

{. \

.

■

FOREIGN
the

to

Pursuant

requirements

EXCHANGE RATES

Section

of

522

of

Redemption Calls and Sinking

certifies daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
countries
FOREIGN

i'.

*

BY

MARCH

,

,

below

CERTIFIED

RATES

EXCHANGE

'

We give

world.

the

of

Noon

Country and Monetary Unit

FEDERAL

29,

1963

Buying

for the week just ftassed.

record

a

RESERVE

BANK

APRIL

1963,

TO

Rate

for

4,

Cable

TO

different

the

on

TREASURY

UNDER

TARIFF

ACT

OF

1930

in

New

York

(Value

United

in

States

Money)

Wednesday

April 2

April 3

April 4

$

$

Canada,

markka

.0386812

American

.0200600

.0200650

.0200650

.0200587

5.90%

.927187

•.926875

.210110

.210100

.144909

.144950

.310500

.310500

.310500

.204050

.204050

.204050

.250404

.250325

V

!••'■+':

/ .204050
.250375

rupee

.250320

.209537

pound

___

;

-

•••"•

.209560

/

,

2.799600

________

under

bonds,

notes,

•

,,forredemption,

sinking

redemption

fund

provisions.

last date for mak¬

or

(except where otherwise indicated)
were given in the Chronicle.
-

PARTIAL

.0386833

.310566

(Metropolitan), new franc
Germany, deutsche mark

corporate
called

capital

.927187

.927447

Canada

.210130

5%%

.144925

Central

Maine

/■-//:•.-;

•

Dominion

Tar

&

B

due

1973____.

.May

1312

1,

Ltd.—
due

April

15,

1969——— Apr

15

1217

Co.—

mtge.

Inc.

53

bonds,

4.90%

debs.

ttue

Co.

due

.

series

ctebs.

Chemical

W

due

May

1,

*

1987___ May
1977— May

1217

Ltd.—

198U

.—May

1

American Transportation Corp.—
equip trust ctfs. due April 1, 1978 (series 57)_ Apr
squip. trust, ctfs. due May 1, 1980 (ser. 58)
.May

4VetVo

.00160975

Power

Page

Georgia—

series

debs,

gen.

series

General

2.801000

B

Stores

6V4%

.209600

"■

.00160971

of

Foundries

&

1st

Colonial

.250381

2.800700

•

4"%%

.204050

.

.209540

■'/'/%./
.00161000

.310500

Iron

Date

Co.

debs,

series

.144950

2.800000

.00161004

Discount

.210090

.209550

/

2.800100

.

;00161005

/

.

REDEMPTION

Company and Issue—

2.231872

.0386833

.144875

L—

—

France

Ireland,

2.231633

.0386750

.210110
_'

volume

*

0

2.231075

.927343

Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone

India,

«

.00714541
2.231155

.0200700

dollar'.

Finland,

current

in which the details

.0386750

;

____

called

of

stock

$

2.230756

i

those

Thursday

April 1

list

a

common

ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
the

Tuesday

.00714228

—-

found

The date indicates the

Monday

$
peso

be

and

including

INCLUSIVE

Transfers

will

preferred

Mar. 29

Argentina,

Below

;

Friday

Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc

Fund Notices

the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank

•917

.

Japan, yen

„

.00278816

.

Malaysia, malayan dollar

.325958

J

Mexico, peso

Netherlands, guilder
Zealand, pound
Norway,- krone
Portugal, escudo

.278275

Spain,

peseta

.278250

.139925

.0349000

.0349000

.00278466

.325969

.0800560

4Ts%

.00278616

,325669

,0800560

'■

2.772376

.139950

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'?■/-

,0800560

2.771881

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,

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.325836

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.

.00279243

.

.0800560

•■■''••': ■•■''■■ '•

.278300

.278275

2.772277

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4%%

&

subord.

.0166580

;

Sweden, krona

.192500

Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand—
United Kingdom, pound sterling—!

■V

/'

1118

1

1317

!__ .May

1

1118

May

1

Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—
4+8 % 1st & refunding bonds series J due May 1, 1986May
Finance Co., Inc. 6V2%
subord. debs.-due 1975—.May

1

*

1Apr

15

1262

Apr

22

1359

43A%

year

Gas

Co.

.0166643

Northern

Illinois

Northern

Ontario

1.394570

1.394819

1.394769

1.395118

1.395267

2.799600

2.800100

2.800000

2.800700

subord.

2.801000

due

198-2

debs,

May

—

due

Corp.—

May

1,

5%

Natural

hebs,

4%%

Chemical

due

.192500

6%

debentures

20-year

&

debs,

."231025

.0166643

.

1218

1118

.231050

.

:

.231000

-'-i

:

15

25

.0349000

'

.192550

.230862

1981

1,

15

4%%

Corp.

Distillers

.192554

0166620

■/. :.!■

.192525

•>'•"

.0349000

Apr.

Apr

Co.

Gas

Shoe

National

".139993

■'/.:>;/

due

1980— Apr

Star

Melville

2.773267

.139975

^

.0349000

.0166643

%

.230837

'

.139950

debs

Co.—

1315

'

>-

Rubber

l

Lone

.278300

2.772970

Tire

pfd.

Gas

_! .May

1983

Co.

stock

!

Ltd.—

1985____.

uue

1

Ritter

Sealright Oswego Falls Corp.—
4-1/s% subord. debs, due April 15,
Southern
Electric Generating .Co.—

1976—.

1st

Consolidated Statement of Condition

ber

Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Blanks

decreased $18

(In millions of dollars)

million.

assets—
Gold

Redemption

account

fund

Total gpld

,

/

•„

certificate

for

F.

certificate

1963

—

notes.._

1,265

and

reserves-^__

128

but

of

Bank

bought

outright
/„
repurchase agreement
Govt,

loans

items

in

and

premises

.

"

Other'

+

of

•

'+

31-.G71

558

47

.77

\

by

lesser

in

amounts

six

other

districts.

Federal

(1,032)

+1,864

t

Banks

.

increased

domestic

86

commercial

banks

V'■//%■'//■!/■::

$54

"

Mar. 27,

103

>

-

ASSETS—
loans

(1,427)

52,781

(395)

Loans

29,598

-

LIABILITIES—

'

'

•

notes.—________

.

Deposits:
S.

bank

reserves

investfnents__„_______..__ 131,557

account

Other

(*)

—

S.

Other

196

U.
Total

Deferred
Other

deposits v~~—C)

availability cash items

liabs.

and

accrued

17,831
3,766

(1,032)

dividends

for

(1,427)

_

ACCOUNTS—

i:. !

loans

;

51,269

463

+

paid

in..

Surplus
Other

;

Real

for

purchasing

finance,
to

Total liabs., & capital accounts
Ratio of gold certificate reserves to

deposit

i

and

combined

:

F.

R.

note

purch.

ing
;

+

18

52,781.

+

481

finance

banks

loans..

for

+

foreign

correspondents
are

the

—0.2%

Less

than

r-2.4%

After

"Other

etc

\

84

eliminations

+.

made

in

1

«

+

18

five

+

&

Federal

Other

67

+

637

+

467

.p.

'

**

■'

■

*

••

-

.

...

-

condition

statement

banks of the Federal
shows

the

ended

March

A

adjusted; increases

weekly

reporting

Reserve System

following
27:

of

principal
decrease

of $487

in

changes
of

$185

leading cities
for

the

million

in

Mutual

Time

million in holdings

posits

decrease of $869 million in

credited

to

Commercial
districts for

parable
million.

carrying

million,
"other"

and
net

week

of U. S.

a

commercial

industrial
loss

year

of

ago

loans

demand de¬

U.
and

S.

decreased

most
com¬

loans

decreased

loans

for

purchasing

or

carrying

Loans to sales

financing institutions decreased $67
million,

increase of $3 million
during
similar week in 1962.
Real estate loans
increased $49
million. "Other" loans
increased $60 million.




an

the'

+

1,663

'2,940

_

165,680

?

Includes

and

all

domestic

__A__i

tt Includes
not

shown

+

700

See's

150

March

20

Candy

Class

B

Seaboard

328

+

10,511

Gas

Inc.

in

+

Stock

1

.'672

Co.

1982

Corp.

1220

1220

17

Apr

29

Jun

5.2%

cumul.

conv.

4.60%
debs,

debs,

due

pfd.

20

stock_. Apr

19

1360

26

1360

2

1360

When

1975

due

Oct.

Holders

Apr

197l_—

1,

_Apr

Shops,

Inc.,

Electronic

10c

2%

(resumed)

Security National Bank
Quarterly

Selected

(Quarterly from investment income)—.
Servonic Instruments, Inc. (stock dividend).

+-

43

Shareholders

+

6

+

8,132

123

+

Shares—

f

Corp.

+

4,240

Sheraton

+

44§

+

2,758

27

+

612

.

10

+

32

—

2,640

33 §

'"+•

518

America,

11

69

15

4.48%

(quar.)
preferred

income)_(__.

preferred

274

15§

630

13,728

—

+

Southern

4%

domestic

commercial

individual

deposits

banks,

loan

items

those

except

less

banks

cash

not

are

of

items

checks

and

after deduc¬
shown gross.

U.

in

S.

Government

officers'

process

of

U.

S.

(reduced

com.

'

V

4.80%
Southern

Indiana

Southern

New

Railway

and

postal

savings

non-cumul.

5%

non-cumul.

Southwestern

'
.

'•

'

'

$5

1st

&

•

i 4-25 '/

1

5-

3-29

3

4-15
3r29

4-26

■: 4-12

4-11

3-15

5-

1

5-

1

f25c

5-

1

6-

1

1

25c

6-

1

$0 .2656 J/4

-31 % C

___.

Electric

1

5-

1

10c

Telephone

f,

4-15'

25C

5-13
•:

i

: 4-15

U-

4-12

55c

(quar.).

5

5-13

•

$1.20

5

5-13
5-13

6-1
6-

Co.—

5

4-

-

■*

44-

.

4-30

8-

1
1

"3-29

4-30

19c

54-

4-30

28c

(quar.)

■"

4-15

28 'Ac
com.

4-10

4-15

25c

3-29
3-29
"

6-15'

2

3-20

■

Co..

preferred
preferred

Drug

preferred

4"

4-30

J25c

Corp

England

5%

4-15

ll',4C

(quar. >_

Industries

Southern

seperately.

10c

10c

>

;

Water,

Gas

preferred

/'•+* '

4-1

$2

(quar.)_
4J/4 %' preferred (quar.
5%
preferred
(quar.)

.

shown

Government

collec¬

California

3-31

f

4-15

-

125c

(quar.)_.

preferred

Southern

c

10%
':'•:"

(quar.)

66§

4-1.5
-

12 J^c

com.

(quar.)

4.56%

616

4-15

24c

1

250§

3-22

6c

Ltd. (quar.)__.
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd. (s-a)—
Skyline Homes, Inc., class A (quar.)__
Sniucker
(J. M.) Co. (quar.)___
Southern California Edison Co.—

165

_

-3-22

4-30

<

4%
preferred
(s-a)
Sherwin-Williams (Canada),

•■•■/•"
etc.

/

(quar.)_

Power,

+

of

4-19

Boston—

investment

3,824

Corp.

5-23

:•4-19

$1.25

13

&

? '

;

19

216§

'--4-2

6-10

J/2C,

68+4

86

+

2

4-

4-16
:

25c

■>

■'+

of

4-16 >

3-29

(Long Island, N. Y.

Corp. of America—
5J/2%
preferred
(quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)_

Trust

:

25c

7

(quar.)

Selas

(Quarterly from
Shatterproof Glass
Shawinigan Water

•

2%

4——

Banknote

4-19
3-29

4-15
:

*•4.

20c

(special)-

common

dividend

1/

4-15
,.
•

Co.

American

5-

7J/2C

——

dividend

Corp.,

Payable of Rec.

c

15c

(quar,).

common

10.372

•

12 %

45

;+

35,874

68

•

Share

(quar.)

common——

Finance

757

5,571

figures- revised.

1316

.May 15

Corp.—
stock

Common

•

1

Apr

—

1983—. Apr

Company

Security-Columbian

1,244

+

2,770

of

617
1314

•

this' issue.

Seaboard

83

+

20;

—

53,187

Al

Banks.

deposits

T
20

July

Southeast—

stock

Per

132

+
+

seperately.

§ Corrected.!
*

time

and

due

due

104

and

trust

DIVIDENDS

324

—

•'

/

,.

certified

*

refunding

May 15. 1968 and
treasury certificates—-

or

subord.

conv.

Name of

869

—

—

217

tion.
II Includes

coll.

series)

debs,

bonds

Propane

Industries,

Scrivner-Stevens

75&§

521

subdivisions—.—_

commei-cial

914

Continued from page 11

3,552

137

1.012

reserves;

1216

1

due

series)

53a%

648

599

+

10.831

demand

series

&

(second

bonds

the

of

preferred

3,457

—1,077 S
—

+

——i—~I~—I

to

1968__. May

Investment

cumul.

3,632

376

+

5.034

ACCOUNTS

valuation

mtge.

+

1,093

90,259

banks.

loans

due

3Vb%

mortgage

1974

trust

("fourth

Co.

bonds

1st

due

subord.

+

70$

+

64,608

liabilities——

of

1st

•Announced

;;

of

debs,

participating 1st' preference series A stock. May
Corp.—

—

52

4,916

."■"■!

t Exclusive

1978

637

.

48

212

5,086

_

interbank

CAPITAL

__

7$

+

_

subdivisions

Reserve
others—

and

investment

Stock

Federal

trust

coll.

&

390

—

148

Borrowings:
From

coll.

series

Seagrave

deposits

f.

s.

815
+

3

+

6*2.312

■Foreign:

tion

securities decreased $20 million.

compared with

■

Other

$131

■

16,751
12,352

adjustedt——

political

Commercial

in

these

_______

Governments, official institutions,

brokers and dealers for
purchasing or
Government securities decreased
$143,.

their

Domestic

.

banks.

million; during the

+

banks

time

and

9

190

+
■■

15

+

——

Other

From

$81

14,343

and

States
:

Loans to

and personal
as

a

domestic

-

savings deposits—totaltt
Individuals," partnerships and corps.:
Savings
deposits

demand

a

2,593

Governments, official institutions, etc.
Commercial

loans

4V2%

»

-V

27

1,414

18

.

_

Banks.—

banks—_______

savings.

Apr

2,301

+

480

Foreign:

week

+
.

487$

+

1,753

U. S. Government,
Domestic interbank:
Commercial

member

_i_

—

55

—

54

;

+

4.988

deposits—totalHi——__
Individuals, partnerships & corporations

Government securities, -$376 million in demand
deposits
adjusted, and $759 million in U. S.
Government

deposits; and

2,001

31,399

_

political

1215

1

Underwood Corp.—

■,

deposits

and

•

60*

-

—

assets/liabilities_____*

States

due

senior

5J/2%

49

+

Demand

■

Condition Statement of Member Banks
The

+

7,722

A—
_;

Reserve

Ltd.

series)

American

Texas

5
•!'>

2

—

-

•

domestic

May

•

699

16

+

18,372

_.

assets—net__—

Total

$500,000.

with

stock

maturing

.'

Currency and coin

consolidat-

S. bonds

years.—

LIABILITIES—

.•

U.

pfd.

1982

ciue

cumulative

5J/2%

49

2

15,921

years—

with

Demand
'.v

banks

Page

15

Finance

North

'414

_

commercial

5.25%

Apr

—

Long Island Lighting Co.—
5.V4!% first mtge. bonds series K'due July 1,
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co

78

_

1

+
—

2,740

___________

year...

five

Balances
the

1

Fuel Associates—

3%%

4 v2 %

188

20

—

4.050

___■

securities

Reserves

process.

(.*)

on

One to

32.67,.

._i. .May

—•

1162

1360

CALLED

•

bonds

Telephone

5 [2 %

2,194

&

cumul.

Local

7,376

+
+

,143

—

noo -

S.

Within

acceptances

parentheses

domestic

7%

6

Corp.

preferred
Industries'Ltd.—

•Levy

81*

'

+

1,423

Government securities—totalsTreasury bills..
Treasury certificates of indebtedness-

liabilities
.

on

1986
ISSUES

Co.—

mtge.

(first

Suburban

I

loans

to

Treasury notes

1.51-7

—

due

Date

Goods

.Light

mortgage

5.80%

+10,018

185

—

2,617

^

100

.

Figures jn
+

U.

934

(1,427)

^

Contingent liability

.,

due

and

1980

Bay Ry.—
preferred stock—

tgags and

series

carry!

or

securities——

personal

foreign

estate

Other
Loans

478

——c—__:! '
accounts,.
;

capital

1981

due

—

%

Government

Sales

Loans

'+3A

;■

1st

6J/4%

securities

S.

11101

1965

1962

-

CAPITAL

Capital

due

bonds

Hudson

&

Containers

Gas

bonds

+10,208

450$

—

759

_

liabilities

1st

pur¬

securities

Other

Total

to

Mar. 28,

•

.3.96$

+

81,406

-

74

1360

Corp.—

debs,

oonds

conv.

Dry

1st

Dominion

million.

;' +

129,556

_

Government

Other

170

.

arijustedt—_

to brokers and dealers
chasing or carrying:

U.

934

Foreign

investments
adjustedt—

Loans

16,501

Treasurer—general

Loans

1963

Commercial and industrial loans.
35,208
Agricultural
loans—1,510

174

+

■

Member
U.

4V4%

*

1264

May

stock

Bates Manufacturing Co, 4'/2%
cumul. pfd. stock-—. Apr 15
Luuget Finance Flan 60-cent conv. pfd. stock_
Apr 15

<In millions of dollars)

and

and

Loans

'

,

mtge.

Gas

Eastern

Mar. 20,

1963

.

-'Federal!': Reserve

line

1

May
1
.May
1
April 15, 1973— Apr 15
due May 1, 1975
.May
1

Line

19<8__'

Co.

Central

General

V':

,

.

Total
_____________

Car

cumul.

Associated

Increase (. + ) oxDecrease (—) Since

1,778

/■! 402

assets

6%

$69 million but bor¬

decreased

4,991

assets

Total

Pipe

—

July 10

preferred

Company and Issue—

5V8%

Reserve

!■''•>

_

cumul.

pipe

due

1st

Atlanta

rowings from others decreased $250 million.

__

collection

Tank

Algoma

individuals, partnerships, and corporations increased

208

—

481

securities;/.

Gas

mtge,

debs,

4ve%

Borrowings of weekly reportng member banks from

8,608

—6,409

28;

securities

process

$1.20

Uris Buildings Corp. 6V2%
debs,
Washington Gas Light Co.—

in

City and $118 million in the Chicago District,

543

—

114

4,299

:

Total

Cash
-

416

13,580

S.

Co.

mtge. pipe line bonds

1st

Va Vc

Union

million

Oil

1st

5V4%
6

Savings

10,524

U.

$25

and

they decreased $80 million in the Richmond District

and

2,668

__

Notes

under

$479

1960

5%

increased

increased $148 million.

adjusted increased

1992;

due

Transcontinental

$44 million.

Bonds

Total

bonds

due

series

Tidewater

deposits increased $123 million and "other" time deposits

49

Certificates

Held

Government

378

.

Total

certificates

137

Acceptances—bought out right-_____
U. S., Government securitiest
'
Bought outright—
>
:
L

deposits

New York

858

15,603

'

advances__________

Bills

S.

securities

series

5V4%

bonas 5V4%
serits uue l.-,32_______
Union Gas Co. 4V4%
debs due 1976

ENTIRE

"%

(395)
Discounts

—

+

3

—

Demand

1962

.

+

"Other"

5Vi%

bonds

mtge.

Southern

"

Apr. 4,

1963

14,338

__■•

R-.

Mar. 27,

$480 million, Treasury

bonds

mtge.

1st

million, and the combined total of Treas¬

notes and U.

ury

Increase ( + ) or

Decrease (—) Since

Apr. 3,

increased

banks

mtge.

1st

Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬

1318

Corp.,
(quar.)

(quar.)
(quar.)
common

Southland Life Insurance Co.

25c

-(quar.

-

5-15

—.

/

8-15
"

$1.25

(quar.)

5-15

9-15

20c

4-15

25c

4-12

4-19
*

3-29
..4-

2

Volume

197

Number

6253

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1459)

Company

preferred

3.90%

preferred

iquar.j

preferred

($25

4.40%

preierred

($100

4.60%

<

92 %c

(quar.)

preferred

4.40%

preferred

'

—

5-

97Vac

'

5-

'

1

4-19

wiquar.)

5-

1

1

Waste

4-19

5-

„

l.'.v

•

4-19

4.36%

5-1

4-19

5%

5-

4-19

preferred .<quar,-)--r—27 %c
preferred,, tquar.)
31V»c

Spalding

(A.

u.)

Bros.,

&

Spector

PYeignt System,
Speed-O-Prini,
Business
■-•(Stock dividend)

mc._—

class

A

Standard Oil Co.

3%%
Star

of Ohio,.

preferred

Standard

Industries,

■

(quar,)_
Co.
(increased

Products

Inc.,

class

A

Stores,

Inc.

Quarterly
Stetson

Stone

of

-V

■

Stubnitz
60c

Greene

Sunset

Corp.

(quar.)

7-

1l7%e

Sweets

Co.

of

25c

Fiber

Foods,

(a

Co.

Inc.

payment

1

6 %

3-

8

94-

4

3-29

6-14

t-

i'

5-15

5-

5-15

4-22

5-

4-10

1

3

4-15

4-

9

4-12

4-

2

Co.,

Corporation

Trust

&

Transcontinental

Gas

preferred
preferred

—_

Line

$5.26

preferred

5-15

5-

—

4-

Electric

$4.50

Yocam

1

1

$4

$3.70
$3.50

preferred

Union

Gas

Union

Oil

Co.

1,K.

of

United Aircraft

5-

1

preference

1

4%

preference

United

Biscuit

United

Fruit

United

(1956

5-

1

Co.

of

10c

4-30

4-19

$1.12V2

4-15
5-

4-18

1

Co.

from

S.

Less

x

4j/2%
U

.S.

U.

S.

preferred

Fidelity

S.

dividend)

Plywood

5-15

U.

S.

Rubber

U.

S.

Shoe

U.

S.

U.

S.

Co.,

Corp.

8%

"

(quar.)

4-

1

5-10

1

4-

final
subject

5-

1

4-

5

6-

1

5-

1,
(A

7-

5

V.

New

4-11
3-20

4-10

3-11

4-10

3-25

4-10

3-25

6.

55-

5-1

4-15

5c

4-15

3-15

5-

4-19

:

'4-

1.

5-20

ment

1

6-19

000,000,

8-

1

7-19

The

50C

4-15

4-

1

7C

4-15

4-

1

6-15

5-31

(quar.)

.

.•

to

closed

not

for this

funds,

tax

of

A

Class

A

(quar.)_.

15c

4-10

Non¬

source.

Leaf

Universal

Marion

7%.

4-12

4-

4-10

Corp.,

6-26

Park

said

the

that

development
Staten

on

firm's

expected to sustain
196, p. 2583.

company has

reported

against

sales

from

up

the

4-22

4-

common

Utah

Construction

3-

4-15

after

share,

their

Stock

pfd.

relation

the

that

Corporation

Co.

is-ai

the

for

costs

of

picture,

level of

net

sales

for

plus

4-19

.3-14

5-21

(quar.)

to

They

both

4%%

conv.

Vernitron Corp.

for

the

sales)

1962

year

were

it

53

or

good,

was

Natural

Wabash Railroad Co..

Waldbaum,
Walker

Quarterly
Waltham
Warner

Inc.

(Hiram)

Watch

6-17

10-15
5-

equal

cents

but

to

per

the

the

best

during

81

cents

M.

per

share

common

profit

interests

1962."—V.

of

193,

this

Corp.,

issue.—V.

margin

profits

Share

against

.in

increased

1962

$1,600,576

outstanding,
the

and

in

for

represented

4%%

Ended

4

income

Provision

annual
of

6.3%

a

197,

(stock

Pictures,

Inc.

addition

In

our

both

the

Net

Coates,

The

subcontract

as

5

Shares

4-

8

—V.

4-12

sales

of

the

Worts,

5-

3-29

3

4-30

4-

For

Pomona

dividend)
(quar.)„_

5-

1

1

3-29
4-15

,

5- 1

•4-15

2

4-22

5-

pro¬

similar
'

Division

had

.

in¬

opera¬

of

Air

this

Certain

issue.—V.

197,

Subsidiaries
1220.

p.

Privately

by

President

based

financing

increase

over

at

was

a

rose

32%
12%

arranged

was

by

Herbert

when

1961

revenues

loans, and for other corporate

sales

the

second

the

quarter,
period a

same

ended
year

1962

Federal

1961

Federal

2,501,249

income

$49,545,262
2,003.413

taxes—.,—.—

1.265,000
1,236,249

1,003,413

—

shows

and

acceleration

an

earnings

which

of

started

the

about

$1.34

:

Both

sales

and

inet

income

share

from

rose

38

cents

to

50

for

the

for
to

the

quarter
like

$859,602

first

$0.98

1,025,000

17%—

totaled

quarter

$18,613,642

17%

for

the

ended

year

sales

of

the

for

company

1962

$1.12%

5-15

the

previous

with

compared

4-26
3-28

report

4-18

4-

7c

,

showed.

These

8

6-1

5-17

in

4-19

4-29

shares

1961

earnings
were

of

A

$4.50

4-19

2c/<f

4-22

3-29

,

4-

$1.09

2278.

p.

share.

a

stock

Dec.

10%
12V2C

5....

.

1961,

the

end

.
,

Mr.
.

of
as

James
-

in

1962

1962.

there

against

and

3-15

6

4-15

5- 6

,4-12

424,048

were

■'

,

:

<

a

year

increased

share

product

lines

United

'/%/

as

and

market

principal

a

p.

acceptance

factor

in

of

the

producing

620.

Financing Program Com¬
subsidiary of Massey-

—

States

contract

by

1317.

Navy Contract

for

production of ASW plotting boards has
Electronics from the U. S. Navy, Aviation

Maxson

W. L.

p.

Maxson. Jr.,

President,

reported.

The plotting

equipment for missile,
uses

Dallas,

as

well

plants
Texas

as'

are

and

ordnance,' air
electronic

located

Old

Fernando,

San

traffic

and antisubmarine
and components.

instruments

at

Forge, Pa., Wallingford,
Calif.—V. 196, p. 2273. <

'

Mead Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—

••'

The
up

■

reported

ago.

sales

being added to working capital to finance

Maxson

196,

—

:

income

shares

out.—V.

Exchange Offer for Subsidiary
Shares—Pursuant to a March 29, 1963 prospectus, the
corppany is offering 86,275 shares of 4^2% convertible
preferred shares ($100 par) in exchange for all cut■

$1,463,951

Conn.,

Earnings

421,323

pointed

Net

year.

Gundy & Co., Inc., N. Y.—V. 197,

Other

share

with

$649,873.

higher earnings report.—V. 197,

warefare

.

a

cited

newer

Supply Office,

1

Maremont Corp.

4-15

At

outstanding,

31,

...

to

V '.'
$1.27

the

compared

boards and associated equipment are used in antisubmarine aircraft.
Established in 1935, Maxson develops and manufactures ,systems

were

"

,

amounted

common

on

"

.

period

same

Coates

been received

$16,779,900, an increase
$2,421,327 over the 1961 sales of $14,358,573. Net income1 during
the year amounted to
$539,086 against $460,595 a year ago, the

4-26

years

for

half

Maxson Electronics Corp.—Awarded

Dec. 31,
1962, B. E. James. President, stated.
The Minneapolis
headquartered company manufactures air conditioning,
heating,
refrigeration and ice-making equipment.
Net

the

and Wood,

up

two

cents

quarters.

sales

the balance

,

were

company's

the company's expanded volume of business.
The
transaction
was
arranged with institutional
investors by Lehman Brothers, Lazard Freres & Co.,

1,000,000

925,000

2278.

p.

28,

John.

accomplished with the direct sale of $25,000,000 of
5%% subordinated notes due April 1, 1984, supple¬
menting the direct sale last December of $35,000,000
of 51/4% senior notes due Dec. 1, 1982. Proceeds were
used to refund $10,600,000 of outstanding funded
debt,

were

taxes—

income

Feb.
ago,

stated.

per

the

in

over

Ferguson, Ltd., Toronto, has announced the comple¬
tion of a $60,000,000 financing
program.
This was

R.

high

Report

31—

Lehman

announced.

statement

in

pleted—This

shares

all-time

an

On

Proceeds will be used to retire

Massey-Ferg'uson, Inc.
$1.45

on

—

year,, the country's largest hardboard manu¬
showed a net income of
$2,390,329, or $1.40 per share,
on
net sales of $39,845,152.
This is an increase of 36%
over the
net income of $1,752,378 and
earnings of $1.03

of

Ltd.

—

for

facturer

report.

$107,312,215

McQuay, Inc.—Sales, Net Up

5

5-

5-15

4-10

4%

'

contracts

Corp.—Sales, Net Higher-

Coates

amounted

Mr.

or

1961

per share
outstanding

196,

15c

___

of

acquired the electronics
development and production

Corp.—Sells

sales

interim

$16,566,210

3-29

<

-

and

manufacturing

result

a

Corp. —Notes Sold

President,

trend

Mr.

from

3%
—

Mar¬

rocket

to

Corp.,

Cup

net

company's

$1,940,272

income

3-29
4-

IV4C
.

Mr.

rocket

Marquardt

Marietta

income

Net

1015.

p.

income

1

15c

(annual)—




Dec.

before

for

Net

4-10

J 40c
Co.

4-

Net

5-

\2V2c

*1*1,";

dividend)
&

1958.

Earnings

.

$50,341,084

10c

pfd

into

technology

that

since

comparable

that

company
1690.

in

McGregor-Doniger Inc.—Annual

4-19

20c

—

Gooderham

1958,"

date

continuing advanced airbreathing

inroads

is
also
currently
negotiating
Apollo Lunar Excursion Module.

said

three-fold

and

ago,

2769.

p.

to

share

a

announced

was

1962

21%

$1.23

or

it

company's

revenue

outstanding

(stock

late

to

engines
for
NASA's
Project
rockets for the Saturn IV B Apollo
control system for the Syncom II advanced
satellite
and
various
advanced

Midland-Ross

The

a

not

was

the

p.

194,

5

9-16

1

20c

—

Bros.

7-15

$1.12%

—_

* *■

(quar.)
dividend)

Gas

in

1962

year.

results

company

Masonite
1962

"In
view
of
the
level
of
profits
in
and
investment, as well as our cash re¬
expenditures ana debt repayment, the man¬

in

currently

5-13
3-

100%

preferred
(stock

previous

trainer-simulator

Net

$475,316,506

were

McCall Corp.—Net Up 21%; Revenue 6.3%—

35c

America—

Virginia Chemicals & Smelting (quar.)
Vogt Manufacturing Co.
Volunteer

4

4-15

30c

dividend)

of

initiated

we

the

purposes.—V. 197,,p. 959.

added,

sales

deemed

Net

Year

—

$27,-

in

reaction

Brothers, New York.

the

15c

6% conv class A (quar.)
Van Camp Sea Food
(quar.)*,——a.—Special
;
"
Van Waters & Rogers
(stock

Vanadium Corp.

6-

:_

7v2c

Vacu-Dry Co.,

of

new

to

business

tangible

plant."
are increasing rapidly

Marquardt

investors.

current

activity through

1961.

$2,306,725,

were

business

Aerosonic

Total

7

high

April I, the corporation announced the sale of
$4,000,000 of 5%
promissory notes due 1983 to institutional

pro¬

to

$100,969,021.—V.

-

new

amounting

Ogden

a

Martin

previous- year.

$1,505,888

vs.

Mayes

_

Sugar

and

in

See

MacLeod Instrument Corp.—Assets Sold—
See

3-25

77c

(quar.)

dividend

Utah-Idaho

company-soona

the

rising

satisfactory."

May

(quar.)

197.

systems
the division
is
now
responsible
production
and
marketing of the company's first major
industrial product, a railroad
crossing signal computer. Electronic
sales
are
expected
to
Increase
substantially
In
1963.—V.
196,
p. 2379.

Island.

backlog

present

inter-company

taxes

letter

voluble

"Our

3-25

4-15

2%%

;;

Mining

our

The

Mr.

earlier.

22c

&

at

grams.

stockholders, Leon Lowenstein, Chairman and
Everett C.
Drake, President, pointed out that the net sales for
the year were the
highest for the past five years.
They stated,

8

4-15

7V2c

4%%

to

new

from

most

increased

and

components for the

5

50c

iquar.)

This

1962.—V.

1962,

customers,

647r

while

current and term bank

$261,456,130

(including

$446,287,353

Earnings

5-27

IV2C

—

in

rcse

•

bookings of

the

substantial

fields,

to

up

reflects
effort

Maryland

are

Total

5

12V2C

,

Univis, Inc. iquar.)
Upjohn Company

million,

"During

communications

(M.) Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—

3-25

6-4

common

that

activity

its net

1962,

booster,

'

estimated

Industrial

acre

Bartlett

dividends not be paid

87%c

com.

—

Tobacco,

said

contract

In rocketry, sales
to
provide reaction
control
Apollo service module, ullage

dividend.
the

of

11,200,730

sales.

backlog

made

we

electronic

3-11

under
of

increased

diversification

efforts,

at

share

on

develop¬

said.

quardt

8

i?age
and

5-16
•

shares—

(quar.)

Universal

1962

the

8-31
1

done

53%

or

"Our

4-

deductible

tax

President,

development

approximately $57

4-16

„

quarter

per

1963.

31,

;
and

company

9-15

i

first

cents

share

per

that

reported

Marquardt,

work

25c

10c

the

operating income

48

approximately $1,900,000, enabling the company to penetrate
technological areas.
This Is in addition to. research and

-77-

1

lias

research

25c

6-

of

cents

net

or

March

Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—

share.

E.

sored

final

Class

per

Roy

8

42

or

close

at

outstanding

and

1961

4-10

30c

with

3-29

5-1

cents

4-15

4-12

shares

1962 sales
and
earnings were
$1,473,906 respectively;
Net
earnings per share,
highest in company history, were $1.02. This
compared
sales and
earnings of $48,608,085 and $851,428, or 59

the second

lOcc

2_

19.296 shs.

86,275 shs.
1,557,903 shs.

4,000,000 shs.

$4,659,654

company

4-15

,

$50,607,481

$1.27

;

■■■&

100,000 shs.

■;

4-15

1

25c.

with

Marquardt

5-15

1

*

-1

•»«.

<

Corp.—Net Higher—

common

outstanding

620.

p;

*

1

25c

15% ; resident
income tax.

3-20

1

4-15

22 %c

,

stockholders

York

6-

10c,

Canadian

agement

$2

payment
of
approximately 46c
subj. to approval of stockholders May 1)
Universal Container Corp.—
Class A (quar.)

VSI

4-

4-10

-2

N.

1

4-30

50c

(quar.)_

1963)

Unilever,

5-

2Vs>%

approximately
of

;

$15,025,000

per

;7

——

of

approval

7-15

$1.26 ;•

tax

advantages

700

The

9

$2.50

33c

(quar.)

Corp
:
Refining Sz Mining Co.,

payment
to

4-15

$1.25

(quar.)_

Continued from
location

5

$1.12'/a
.-

U. S. Sugar Corp. (stock dividend)
Unilever, Ltd. American shares—
(A

4-30
7-31

shares

—

7

(quar.)

4-25

(monthly)

quirements for capital

(quar.)——

preferred

1

4

Investment News

4-10

5-

62Vac
37V2C

(quar.)

Servateria

Smelting

7%

6-

10-

General Corporation and

5

10c

^

:

pfd.

50c

11.259,564

for

4-19

5-

4c

(increased)

common

1

(quar.)

$800,000
5 % %.

SI)

(par

FINANCING

Outstanding

959.

p.

compares

4-19

37%c

income

—

Corp.,

U-

iquar.)

PRESENT

$5,360,636

on

tion

In

(San Diego)

5

Force

5-15

Corp.,

Guaranty

5

7-

TO

company has" reported that consolidated
the first
quarter of 1963 was

creased

1963—V.

15c

(quar.)

&

National Bank

(Stock
U.

(quar.)
Chemical

Si

4-

*

4-19

$1

preferred
Borax

1

was incorrect.
The corrected payment
and/or record date is indicated here,
in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident tax.
Jamaica-income tax.

5-15

Fund—

Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United Servomation Corp, (initial)
United Shoe Machinery Corp., com.
6%

5-

8-1

date

trends,

$1

(quar.)

United New

U,

40c

EFFECT

The
for

Previously published date

4-19

50c
1—

(quar.)

investment

5

t Payable

year

Quarterly

4-

The

y

5-15

' $12 V2c

(quar.)—

(quar.)-.

Continental

3-29

4-26

—

(quar.)

British

$1.12'2

Funds:

United

4-10

10c

shares,

197,

Marine Midland

3-30

62V2C

(quar.)

America

2jc

GIVING

4

90c

class A

Saco-Lowell
April 19, unless

4-15

(quar.)

(quar.)_*

series)

1

4-

Common

—V.

3-14

$1.50

com.

Less

4-15

87 %c

series)

5-

4-18

iquar.)

a

$270,602,037

(1955

5-15

4-10

;

Inc.

each

loans--

vi 6% series of I960—.
4% % Cumulative convertible

25c

in

4-15

5-

Corp.—

4%

6c

1

resident

$1

Ltd.

1

10c

(quar.)_

Transfer books

92%c

California

5-

bank

—_

<

4-15

(quar.)—

.

(quar.)
Canada,

of

Co

5-15

20c

25c

$ Payable

Mr.

(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)

5

activity
♦

4-15

5-

$1.40

___!

preferred

5

4-

10c

Corporation

Batteries

4-15

1

$1.42%

—-

preference

(quar.)

4-

1

v..

Quarterly
Youngstown Steel Door Co
Zale Jewelry Co.
<quar.)„__

Co.—

preferred

1

5-

Service—

Express System,

posed
Union

3-22

5-

4-15

55-

5-

$1.31 %•

Corp.

4-15

1

$1.49

—

:_i—i

Street

35c

$1.4334

$1.50

Co.

for

expires

Authorized
term

term
notes
<4%%.
,53/4%. 6%) —
Preierred shares ($100
pari

3-25

.__■

(Wni.); Jr.,

and

offer

Long

4-5

4-15

1

4-10

25c

—_——

Salle

Public

1

10c

2

6334C
—

(quar.)

La

4-

•;:5-

5'

4-

3-29

1

$1.22>2

_____

Tropical Gas Co.—

Yale

5-15

5-

32 %c

-

(quar.)

Monthly
Monthly
Wyatt Industries,

5-15

4-12

1

Monthly

5-15

5-31

5-

40c

preferred

Wrigley

5-15

3
3

31 %c

*

Power,

The

CAPITALIZATION
Short

Corp.—

—

Temper Corp., 4%%

3

66-

20c

.

_—„

(quar.)

6-

5

(quar.)

Woolfoam

8

4-

25c

(quar.)

(quar.)

$5.60

4-26

4-

1

$1

Chemical Co.
(quar.)
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
Corp.
Woodall Industries. Inc.
(quar.)

3-29

:<

5-

35c

40c

Electric

amount

par

share.

share exchanged
through their efforts.

Witco

3-14

40c

(quar.)—"

$5.70

4-15

1

_____

5.08%
:

1

4-10

$50c

System

tquar.)

preferred

4-

25c

(quar.)

preferred

3-31

4-15

SI.14

<quar.)__——

preferred

4-19

$1.06%

—

Pipe

5

$1.06V*

-

—

Y.

4-

23c

(quar.)—

(N.

Bus

3-21

4-15

5c

(quar.)

(quar.)—

Transcontinental

3-21

4-10

30c

(quar.)—

(quar.)——r
Bank

4-10

8c

—

(quar.)________

Toronto-Dominion

4-10

12J/2c

(quar.)

Corp.

1

15c

(quar.)—

tquar.)_

Scale

3-15

5-

30c

—

common

4-15

2%
$1.14

5-

preferred (quar.)
5.04%
preferred (quar.)

3-18

4-15

5-15

:

5%

5-15

4-10

3-20

$1.12%

Saco

The company will
pay members of the NASD, 65c
for each Gabriel share
and 75c for each Saco-Lowell

3-20

iquar.)

Wisconsin

1

4-15

and

Accepting stockholders must forward
certificates,
an executed letter
of transmittal, to Continental
Illinois National Bank & Trust
Co., 231 So. La Salle
St., Chicago, exchange agent, or Chase
Manhattan
Bank, 80 Pine St., New York,
forwarding agent.

3-20

4-15

preferred
(quar.)
3.60%
preierred iquar.1

6

4-20

4-15

4-

4-15

$1.05

_*

L.)
Company-(quar.)

preierred

'4-29

v

Co.,

with

Co.—

common

Gabriel

share,

$33.33 in

common

3*20

$1.02%

__—*_*_

—

6%

10-21

4-10

2%

(quar.)

Company,

Wisconsin

4-

and

x

au¬

<

Co.

Inc.

Common

4-10

-

—

40c

$1.12 Va

—

(Ecnvin

&

Common

1

of

■/.

regulatory

(initial)

Corp.

Ross,

4-23

•

preferred

preferred

South

4-

5c

Service

preierred
preferred

208

4-15

3-25

&

(Norman)

Wiegand

4-15

12V2C

tquar.)

4.25%

True

4-30

20c

(quar.)—

Co., $1.20

Wiatt

9

35c

Industries

4.56%

$5.96

4-

1

20c

—

(increased)

Glass

Marine

Oil

Edison

$4.90

5-

15c
—

(quar.)

lien (quar.)
(initial)

B

Wilson

40c

Inc.

Thriftway

$2.55

Will

3-27

5%

1

_

Common

4-16

10c

(quar.)—

Furniture

Bank

1

4-10

35c

__——•—

Thompson

Trade

5-

2V'2%

Extra

Toro

4-15

2%%

uiv.)_

A

Whiiing

4-10

1

22V2c

isulc.

Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)
Light, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)

Therm-O-Disc,

Toledo

3-30

.

4-24

15c

——_

American

4%%

4-15

5-

6c

.1

Petroleum

Tablet

Class

3-25

4-15

(quar.)

tquar.)_^
preierred iquar.tf______'

prior

25c

(quar.)____

—

Toledo

3-29

Mexico—

&

4%

10c

common

deposit receipts
approximately 79c 1

Tidewater

5-27

4-15

of

extended.

Stationery, common
;
Western Union Telegraph (quar.)—'_
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., common (quar.)

3-25

4-15

7VL>c

American

Tidewater

7

7-

2212C

preierred

75c

common
(increased)
preferred (s-a)
:
Tamar Electronics, Inc. (quar,)-.
Taylor Publishing Co.
tquar.)

Thomasville

4-12

25c

—.

4%

Texas Power

preferred

5.20%
Western

1

4-15

3-30

7-15

22»/2C

—

preferred (quar.)
Virginia Pulp & rape*—
4%%• preferred iquar.)

Class

Talon, Inc..

Texas

4-

.

6-10

40c

—

quar. •

America

be

1

4-30

25c

Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)

Telefonos

5-

3%

4-10

30c

—

4.10%

Y.

Super Mold Corp. tquar.)
Swank, Inc.
(quar.)l
I
dividend

Western Light Si Telephone
Common
(increased)

4.20%

5%

1

5-15

—

West

3-30

dividend

Stock

5-20

4-15

tquar.)-—__:

—

International

Stock

3-29

3-29

5-

33c

shares

commpn

Shops, subsidiaries.
The offer provides for
the exchange of $20 in
par amount of 4V2% preferred
share and $3 cash for each
Gabriel common

3

:

6-

4-15

4-

26 V4 c

__________

-

(quar.)—.—

to

4-15

15c

4-15

Lowell

5

22V2C

;
iquar.)*

3-29

i

4-

Co—•

preierred

3%

Corp.,

preferred

SuCrest

1

(subject

Power

4Va %

,

-

;

Calixornia

dividend

Penn

4-i5

40c

4-16

Co.—

thority approval)
West

standing

of Rec.

25c

-—2

Francisco)

6-15

—20c

common

Gas

(San

7-10

20c

N.

Ohio

Bank

2uc

—_

—"

Fargo

12%c

quar.)—

B.) Company (quar.)
Corp.
iquar.)
Webster, Inc. (quar.)

Strawbridge & Clothier,
Strolee

2

4-10

.

3-29

—

dividend

4-30

4-10

(John

Stock

4-

'

4-18

Holders

(H. R.)

5c

Container
&

West

4-15

Sterling Brewers, Inc.
(quar.)——
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of

Stone

1

4-22

(quar.)

Investment Corp.
Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Stelma, Inc.
(stock
dividend)
Bros.

4-

93%c

State Street

Sterchi

Wens

biock

3%.'
5%

—

iquar.)

Corp.—
Class A common (quar.)—
Wellington Management Co.—
Class
A
(increased)—
Class
B
(increased)

1

(

Co.

Payable

;

(D. C.) Gas Light iquar.)—.
Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)

King

Weissberg

4-

4-25

10c

com.______

1

4-15.

ac

Macnlnes. Corp.—
——7
Speedee Mart, Inc. (initial-stock dividend)—
Spencer Gifts, Inc. (quar.1
II
Sta-Rite
Proaucts, Inc., com.
(quar.)--^'<
5% preferred (quar.)
_—i_—_—
Standard Dredging Corp., $1.60 pfd.
(quar.)

I

Washington

4-19

5*

Brotners

(quar.)

When

Share

Company

Company

Warren

4-19

27V2C

$1.10

tquar.)

par)

4-19

1

•5-1

$1.03-%

par)

quar..)__^_____—$1.15

1

Name of

Warner

iquar.i.

4.15%

Per

Payable of Rec.

•

^

3.70%

Share

Service—

Public

Holders

When

Per

Navie of

Southwestern

47

f

company

from

Net

has

$405,504,091

reported
in

$12,025,759

in

to

sales

'

in

1962

were

$435,116,370

•
.

$2.51

per

outstanding

.

against

1961..

After—payment of preferred
<

that

1961.

earnings after taxes amounted to $14,048,824 in 1962

share, based
during

the

on

dividends, earnings in 1962 amounted

an

year

average
as

of 5,518,307 common shares
with $2.16 per share.

compared

'K

I

48

based

on

"■

(1460)

an

5.473,575

of

average

shares

common

outstanding

recent

Income

in

said

He

in

1961.

1962

for-

taxes

$12,850,000

were

against

as

effectiveness

the

development

traditional

$11,000,000

deficit

of

this

of

emphasis is shown by -the
which promises to erase the

Perfect Circle Corp.

new

service

new

a

for

less-than-carload

shipments.—V.

197,

Year

718.

p.

amounted

assets

liabilities

current

$108,633,952

to

$37,519,502,

were

ratio

a

Capital expendituers by the corporation
to

amounted

sidiaries

914,868

$17,540,176

1961.—-V.

in

197,

in

the

at

year-end,
to 1.

of 2.90

Costs

and

Noramco, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
Sales

and its consolidated sub¬

1962

compared

as

with

and

$18,-

C.

1015.

p.

and

the

Hartman,

The
V.

the clqss A

York,

N«w

has

been

stock of the

common

'

1

sales for

Subs.)—Sales

(&

■

appointed

corporation.—

set

1962

year

annual

r

,

of

jumped from $3,848,425 in 1961 to
expected to reach $40,000,000 this year.

are

U.

S.

and

show

first

the

for

good

with
fiscal

earnings

this

of

quarter

City

Bank,

interest.
Wall

55

for redemption on April 29, 1963, all;
mortgage bonds due 1982 at 107.507
will be made at the First National

called

has

company

outstanding 6Y\%

accrued

first

Payment

St., N.

197,.

Y.^-V.

1220.

p.

_

Micromatic
The

ended

fiscal

of

Hone
has

company

months

1962.

Kirke

W.

1963,

'

reported

after-tax loss of $92,908 for the period,

an

profit

with a net
previous year.

the

net sales of $4,150,206 for the six
against $4,759,941 for the first half

reported

compared
of

Corp.—Shows Loss for Year—

31,

Jan.

The company

of

$203,050

for

first

the

six

of
ended

President,

Connor,

attributed

the

said

loss

the

the

to

heavy

to

income

income

Midland

$2,500,000.—V.

196,

2584.

p.

retained

in the business from past yrs.

Earns,

retained

in the business, end of period

in

two

Middleport,
N.

Y.

Sigmamotor
V

and

Sigmamotor

is

maker
sheet

and

by

Midland

are

—V.

196,

Midland

of

fields;

Corp.

'

'

46.

p.

'

'

„

On

Philadelphia

sold

pumps,

nationally

in

197,

1118.

p.

Corp.—Acquisition-r-

has

reported that remaining legal details of its
agreement to purchase Steel City Electric Co. have been completed
and that it has acquired the former subsidiary of Martin Marietta
Corp.

Midland-Ross

Duro

Fittings

other

The
•'

in

those

purchase
if

excess

Wade
net

stated

Division

of

that

the

Martin

price

nine

Steel

for

million

Harris

N.

of

transaction

Marietta

subsidiary of Martin Marietta

related. to

are

other

income

.

The

utility's

million

tion

date

This

new

NI-Gas

earnings

also

includes

EMT

and

whose

three

the

dollars

President

has

outstanding

1963),

net

months

year

in

1963

and

operating

Net

businesses

in

net

of

reported

was

On

earnings

income

Federal

in

the

of

from

debentures

of

10%

stock

share

like

the

three

dividend

of

in

8,294,000

197,

Electric

in

the

Portland

the

In

a

that

2,003.214

;

1,219,000

L041.000

1,151,694

-962,214

in

RR.

President

—

The
was

debt

president

"major

factor

extraordinarily
between

Jan.

in

1954

York

gram

In

•

•„

is

January,
by

Reports Debt

1958.

Alfred

and

was

company's

successful

maturities

1958,

attributed

of

Dec.

the

fixed

31,

cated

Ltd.

completed
to

Perlman

traffic
the

in

1962,

control

of

meeting

current

became

dU-e

and

which

we

and

have

suffered

volume,"

he

severe

noted.

—V.

and

vard-modernization

pro¬

efficiency,

inroads

are

inroads
the

and

upon

result

of

the

provided super-highways and seaways "which
blanket
territory and favor competitive forms of
transportation" and

the

movement

reported-.
..

*

'

of

heavy, industry
;

■

,

To counter these inroads,

emphasis"
.increase

its

on

its

volume




salps
of

" '

-

the

and

traffic,

to
'

other regions
"
; '

Central

marketing
Mr.

is

.

..

headquartered

engaged

its

the

company's

that

noted

was

the

stock

2%

a

outlook

Pharmaceutical

&

principally

for

,

the

toy
would

1962:

Industries

1

-

.7

1961

1962

v. 1,054,066

'

$0.79

2,355,711

748.

p.

-

$38,345.C40

1,858,477

per share
shares outstanding

the

year

President,

first

$0.53

2,000,874

'

.

ended Dec. 31, 1962, both sales and. earnings were
the company's 104 year history, Seymour J. Phillips,
;
-;7 "Y7'''-:!;

reported.

sales

Net

V- .77*~';'77

-

.

$65,745,269

were

against

peak.'

$60,743,565

for

1961,.

the

:i'^7-7lV-.'

7,7Y-.7'77:;.,''''

Net

the

in

at

;

Failing

527

Bldg

by

its

predecessors,

two

GIVING

-7;-;

limited

TO

PRESENT

"

v

,

—V.

-7 *

813.

p.

v:

•

197,

408.

p.

letter

annual

Chairman

Kirk,

an

increase

that

of

has

sales

net

reported

in

1962

in

1Q%

over

loss, after all charges
$5,045,000 against a net loss of $5,014,000 in 1961. There
tax carry-back
credit available in 1962.
In 1961

was

Federal

no

the-

re¬

after a
tax credit
of $1,374,000. The Federal
tax carry-forward,
available against future earnings, is in excess
of $12,000,000. Mr. Kirk stated that this figure includes a $3,527;ported

loss

was,

loss resulting
Harrisburg, Pa.'

Mr. Kirk said

.

the

amounted

the preceding year. The
including depreciation of $2,320,000/ was

net

,-

■:

President,

and

stockholders

to

$43,051,000,

000

;

-7ir"';;-

Phoenix Steel Corp.—Annual Report—
Stanley
to

•

••"7'7 '

7

300,000 shs.

v.

•

7

Outstanding

500,000 shs.

'

"Sinoe-* the demand for-Van Heusen products
is. accelerating,"
Phillips said, "the company recently opened a new plant in
Augusta, Arkansas, purchased a plant in Clio, Alabama, and is
constructingnew
factory in Clayton,
Alabama.
As
a
result,
Phillips-Van Heusen will shortly have sixteen plants ip operation:"

FINANCING

Authorized

par)-—

1962.

Mr.

v -

-

EFFECT

31,

Phillips also reported that the company's net working capital
$26,820,406 and net worth of $21,127,080 also reached new record
highs in- 1962.

Placers,

Bay

Dec,

on

Mr.

partnerships

and Glacier

peak, equivalent to $1.40 a share.
7 77!Y,-.
earnings per share were based on 1,496,340 shares

years,

of

the

Exploration Col, Ltd.,

($1

both

principal

' •••.""

stock

previous

In

from

disposition

the

of

the

company's; plant

in

7;:.;- 77-'.'..-..7

that since he

assumed

responsibility for the affairs
of the company on Jan. 21, 1963, there had been a drastic curtail¬
ment
of
costs
and
that
the
operating
departments
had
been
completely reorganized. New personnel has been brought into the
company
in
the important areas of steel making, plate rolling
and
metallurgy. Company property that does not fit into fivture
planning will be sold as soon as possible.
In
his
letter, Mr. Kirk disclosed that plans for a continuous
casting machine at its Claymont, Del., plant were being finalized
and that
an
engineering contract had been awarded to Concast,
Inc., to prepare engineering and working drawings. In conjunction
with this project, a feasibility study; prepared by Ford, Bacon. &•
Davis, established that had a continuous casting machine been in
operation at Claymont during the first eight months of 1962 (the
period under review), operating costs would ha.ve been reduced
by approximately $29.00 per ton of finished plate.

Mr.

Bond Exchange Plan

exchange

by Pacific Power & Light of seven new series
mortgage bonds for- a, like series of the former Cali¬
Oregon Power Co. became effective April 1, with deposit
85% of the $64,000,000 aggregate amount of the latter issue

its. first

fornia

of

,

"outstanding,

requisite

a

for.;the.exchange.

Closing of the exchange offer took place at the offices of Morgan
Guaranty
Trust
Co.;
New
York,
with
representatives
of
Wells
Fargo Bank, San Francisco participating.
Both banks were agents
for the exchange.
77-'-7777'. ?7Y: ;:Y /7'/
Pacific

new

one-half

rate

of

Power

1%

&

above

Light
the

fornia Oregon Power Co. issues,
who assented to the exchange,

Power

&

Notice

being distributed to bondholders

according

A.

to

W.

Trimble,

Pacific

Vice-President.

Light
of

call

issues

bonds, which carry an interest27'a% to 3%%' range of the Cali¬

are

for

of

and

redemption

the

of

$10,000,000

a

issue

undeposited
of

5Ye'%

fraction

bonds

due

of

the

in

1987

expected shortly.
The

exchange

COPCO

for

,

and

mortgage,

eliminate

it

redemptions will

assumed
from

the

by

result

Pacific

Pacific

in

Power

Power's

satisfaction

&

debt

in

Light

of

the

structure.

Funds

redemtpions will be provided through a bank credit agree¬
borrowings are expected to be repaid from the sale
bonds, tentatively set for early summer.—V. 196, p. 2280.
The

Packard

Bell

Electronics

Corp.

Plans

—

Private

Note Salesee
p.

International

Capital,

this

Ltd.,

issue.—V.

197,

819.

Parker-IIannifin
Salem

statement

Perlman-

W.

Cornell,

The
the

by

and

Salem

cylinders

designs and
for

use

mills.

Gibbons

7--

-7.

aluminum

Ohio,
of

Robert

J. Meythaler, Chairman,
and Manuel J. Fink, President,
reported that sales for the year ended Jan. 31, 1963, reached
record high, and an increase of 14.4%
over
the
of $16,205,017, reported in
1981.
Net income of
$683,577 was 22.8'<
higher than the $556,409 reported a year ago.
Earnings per share were 84 cents, based on 810,250 shares of
stock

on

The

'

7

•

Salem

'

,

.

President,

.

Ralph

manufactures extra! heavy-duty fluid
machinery employed in steel, brass
recently moved from Salem,

company

7

.

Manager

of

Landwert

the

templated.—V.

will

continue

Sebring plant.
197,

p.

661.

No

in

his ,present

changes
' "

in
•*

placing

activities
in
Perlman revealed

products

new

major

factors

"Contrary
continued

"We

are

development
to

were

the

Plant

post „as

personnel

con¬

are

'

Paulsbpro Chemical Industries, Inc.—New Name—
Dixon ChemTCal1 industries; Inc., this issue..'" *
x
'•'*
,

:

«i.i

JC ui-»v

.

2v

v.

t-sv.*.

jifwuu-, ■

i

■>

were

resulting

from

previous

cited

by

results show
growth

steady
••

Mr.

67
a

plus

cents,

a

tax credit.

were

Meythaler

Playskool's

for

general

year

higher

two

as

of

the

sales.

the toy industry as a whole,
a marked
upswing and we anticipate
in the current year," Mr. Meythaler
:;..7 • 7

trend

of

placing increasing emphasis on both the research and
of new play materials, and on new packaging geared
retailing, ' he said.—V. 195, p. 2598.

self-service

PneumoDynamics Corp.—Sales, Net Down Sharply
Sam
-for

S.

the

ago,

start

See
•-•<

the

.

"primary
to

lor

responsible

to

operating

our
a

reported

of

Mullih,

first

the

President!' has

quarter-

that

but

«#•»
V

V

*£

.

«.

sales

Sales

and

*1963

were

have

been

second

26,

profits

of ,the

industrial
Feb.

-

reported that sales and earnings
lower than
those of a
year

of

shipments

,

order

earnings

year's
adjustment

adjusted to in¬
clude the accounts of Halsam Products Co.. acquired by Playskool
Feb. 1,
1962, and now operated as a subsidiary of the company.
The rapidly growing market for staple toys and the introduction

newly, acquired Sebring facility will be operated as a branch
Hannifin Cylinder Division, of- Parker-Hannifin,< Des- Plaines,
Mr.

Last

share

per

figures

commented.

'7-77'

•

to its present Sebring location,

Illinois.

outstanding.
cent

All

of

-

Gibbons
power

and

Co.

Sales, Net—

$18,540,507, a
previous high

of

acquired the assets and busines of Gibbons
Sebring, Ohio, it was announced in a joint
Parker-Hannifin Chairman S. B. Taylor, and Presi¬

by

R.

Landwert.

Corp.—Acquisition—

has

company

Machine

Co.—Record

have

seven

Electronics

The

Playskool Manufacturing;

merger,

the

ment.

In
conclusion.
Mr.
Kirk
said
that
substantial
savings would
realized in 1963 from improved operating and administrative
practices, elimination of overlapping areas of responsibilty
and
non-productve .elements. These, coupled with the growing volume
of specialty steel sales from the company's- new Heat Treating arid.
Finishing plant, will result in a dramatic improvement in sales
volume and profit potential in the coming year.—V. 197, p. 661.
be

of

nbtv

It

Electronics

the highest in

and

make, a; limited

y..

197,

The
of

our

of

government
our

of

series

Pacific Power & Light Co.
Effective—
*
;

begun
which
the

Chicago

cpmpetitive

These

is

staked

'y

Common

was

during

operations

rates

all

1118.

p.

company

Minerals

as

;.''v

dent

increased

for

For

appointed paying-agent

to

this improvement
program has resulted in a "strengthened competitive
position" for
the Central and in better service for
customers, Mr. Perlman re¬
ported.
"We
now
have
the
ability
and
capacity
to
offer
the
world's best freight schedules," he said.
'
"Yet
despite
the
many
improvements
in
our

services,

to

,

providing

City

present,

■

the

productivity

between

Co.—Appointment—

has been

'

$32

productivity

which

program,

concluded

and

increased

debt

reflect

to

in overall earnings

income

—V7196,

noted

approximately

increased

adjusted

were

$83,944,402

Number

per

CAPITALIZATION

of

Mr.

to

1962."

finished.

was

addition

in the New York
Perlman, Presi¬

program

company's

modernization

centralized

E.

on

1962.

the decline

income

Net

subordi¬

exploration of the 109- association
placer claims in old beach deposit* near Lituya Bay in the Glacier
Bay National Monument in southeastern Alaska, which were lo¬

stock."

the

successfully

of

"equivalent

his

said

in

physical

and

installation
Ne^v

heavy

1,

Perlman

extensive

an

reduction

of New York Central

railroad

a

Mr.

since

reported

was

company's 1962 annual report.
to the railroad's shareowners,

total

share

per

reduction
debt

York

Oregon

At

Alaska

$0 17

message

the

of

,

$0.20

Central

earnings
January,

Year Ended December 31—

business of exploring
for
activity is the rehabilitation
and exploration of the Oregon
King silver mine, near Ashwood in
Jefferson
County, Oregon,1- which it is acquiring under a leaseoption agreement from the First National Bank of Oregon. Sec¬
ondarily, the company plans to utilize the 1963 summer season

The

2,370,694

____

Electric

York,

New

New

4,

minerals.

seven

Railroad's

in

$94,000

in

based

a

Net

1963,.

other corporate purposes.

•

Report$36,517,713

share

million

$206.2

sinking fund,

the

1,

May
its 6%

on

Net proceeds, Estimated at $93,150, will be used for
construction, purchase of, additional equipment, and

tfand
A

dent,

redemption

'

current

Reduction—
Central

for

share

per

outstanding

1961

__

in

attributed

locations.

Philips

share, through Roy Culligan,. Presi¬
dent, 511 West - 13th St*, Vancouver, Washington.

21,

1962
taxes.:

$2.15

or

Corp.—Annual Report—7

Partial

—

and

.

was
greatly improved this year and that De Luxe
increasing benefits from an English subsidiary set up in
forthcoming operation in Canada.—V. 197, p.' 960.

and

first

1016.

York

Ltd.

share

per

different

reap

1118.

p.

Newman,
sales

$155,461,510

business

Chicago's Loop) and,
quantities of gas to the

Co.

"

A.

Net

from

offered at $1

is

New

six

gas
distribuiton line.
another largerdiameter

197,

'

Howard
report.

up

,

the

of

Corp.—Annual

taxes

per

p.

from

construc¬

of

Gas

1962,

annual

earnings were $2,242,339 equivalent to $1.49 a share after
preferred dividends. For fiscal 1961, net earnings were $2,111,401

1962.

months

Trust,

the

Feb.

Net

Oregon King Consolidated Mines, Inc. — Common
Offered—Pursuant to a March 22, 1963 offering cir¬
cular, 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock were

shares

__________

income

—V;

the

in

$190,522,467

$6,309,786,

were

issued

Newman

previous

$11,608,200

of

$1.40

were

period

first

income

Net

of

called

bonds.—V.'197,

be

to

Sales,

to the lower profits of the toy manufacturing subsidiary, De Luxe
Reading Corp. and ah operating loss in the company's chemical
subsidiary. On Feb. 7, 1963, Philadelphia and Reading said its
80%; interest in Chatham-Reading Chemical Corp. and realized an
approximate $7,000,000 after-tax profit on the transaction.
Profits .on toy operations declined, it was stated, because the
sales increase was not commensurate
with
greatly increased ex¬
penditures for TV advertising. It was explained further that the
new
plant (in Elizabethport, New Jersey) was not fully set up
until September
so
that economies of operating from a single
location were not realized. De Luxe had previously operated from

due

BUSINESS—The

$12,373,628

basis

a

per

the

the

in

down

31—

Federal

income

Natural

mortgage

the

$39,488,498

Net

-

„

Dec.

to

Sales

has

corporation

Bankers

'

operating earnings

1963,

payment

$1.49

Union

before

(about 26 miles west

in

Fittings, an¬
activities

cash.

sales

Income

major

a

pipeline will connect with

registrar

manufacturing

1962, it had investment security losses of $8,506, after taxes.
Morgan Guaranty's total assets on March 31.
1963, were $5,095,238,806, up from $4,847,327,618 on March 31, 1962, and with
$5,313,607,035 on Dec. 31, 1962.—V. 196, p. 2379.

Ended

"

Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.—-Record Sales, Net—

of

National

of

1963)

to

1964

Lisle

near

Oklahoma Gas &

against $45,482,139 a year earlier. Operating
expenses were $25,968,221, compared
with $22,147,511.
Apart from
net
operating earnings,
the bank, had investment
security profits of $137,918, after taxes.
In the first three months

Year

Mr.

May 1, 1985 at 103%. Payment will be made
any branch in Canada
(far north excepted) of the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce.—V; 188, p. 51.

$47,276,421,

was

(from

increased
of

1961

dividend
/

at

Midland-Ross, said that combined
City Electric, Duro and EMT have

1962,

(after

operating

of

Total

The

Redemption—

of

reported

three

corresponding period

quarter

10,816,728

shares outstanding at the close of 1962.
I'nis compared
earnings of $8,955,697 or $3.05 per share the year before.

net

_

been

has

because of advancement

Northern) Ontario

Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of N. Y.—Net Lower—

now

million

$48

30-mile

line

construction program

1963

to

completed, will deliver additional
rapidly-growing south suburban area.—V.

known

first

2,940,962
with

.

L.

when

City Electric, Duro and EMT manufacture and distribute a
wide range of products including switch and outlet
boxes, conduit
and cable fittings,
raceway systems for lighting, and metal framing
supports for conduit, pipe and electrical equipment.—V. 197, p. 1220.

company

L.

to

The $20,000,000 bond issue, Starrett said,
is a portion of -the
estimated $90,000,000 new capital requirements for the company's
projected previously announced $200,000,000 five-year (1963-67) con¬
struction program. No further public financing is planned for 1963.

Steel

the

according

company,

Depending upon market conditions and the required Commission
clearances, it is tentatively planned to
offer : the new issue for
competitive bidding in which event bids would be scheduled to be
opened on July 10.
'

earnings of Steel
averaged about $800,000 in recent years.
He added that their sales
volume
has been
steadily increasing and is expected to be acclerated "as a result of a planned
boadening of product lines and
marketing activities."

The

amounted

.

Net

Starrett, NI-Gas Treasurer,
expects to file the necessary registration statement with the Securi¬
ties and Exchange Commission and petition the Illinois Commerce
Commission early in June'.
'
*

City Electric.

annual

for

12,888,466

$15,318,788 $12,888,466

Corp.—Record

Reading

&

company had record sales
President, tol'd shareholders in the

_

to sell $20,000,000 of

April 3, the company announced plans
first mortgage bonds in July.

25-year

;

Eclipse Metal1 Manufacturing
dispensers, cooking machines

coffe

grills,

specialties.—V.

company

2,071,738

:

The

Northern Illinois Gas Co.—To Sell Bonds—

Capital.

specialty

medical

barbecue

metal

1,235,853

2,430,322

Down—

and

and

of

2280.

p.

1961.

nated

Capital

York

Midland-Ross
The

$300,000

manufactures

industrial

a

of

manufacturing firms, Sigmamotor, Inc.,
Eclipse Metal Manufacturing
Co., Eden,
jointly by Van G. Hungerford, President of
Eclipse, and by C. Edgar Schabacker, Jr., Chair¬

Y.

President

and

the

New

N.

$2.78

-1,432,068

—

its

per
V. 197,

announced

was

man

investment

Western

^

_.

the business for the period

in

$3,307,591

$3.24

Earns,

During this past year Noramco has written off
in non-recurring special charges and has elimi¬
All divisions now owned by
incurring the losses.
on
a
solid profit basis.
c''-:-7;'' '•,.■7.'77Y-'-7

dividends

million

through operation

Capital Corp.—New Investment—

long-term

483,084

3,542,587

$3,862,390

-

retained

corporation has called for redemption on June 20, 1963,
outstanding 5Va% cumulative preferred stock at $28.25
share,
plus accrued dividends of 34% cents per share,—.7,

of

The

A

—

share—
paid

per

Earns,

The

all

loss

offset

of

volume.

continue proportionately high
profitable production rates can
anticipated from the Fabroid
by increased shipment from the

until

the

be

backlog

corporate

sales

will

costs

of

some

is expected

operation
current

that

half—and

second

attained—but

be

consolidated

lower

Connor

Mr.

during

1,002,614

4.156,058

income—_r__—

on

884,282

1,142,119
523,223

year

North American Investment Corp.—To Redeem Pfd.

$42

expenditures associated
with
activating the company's expanded
Division plan and laboratories in Santa Ana, California,
with

taxes

15.190,306
17,084,465

1,040,573

77-^

Cash

1962.

$2

Noramco

months

Fabroid

combined

foreign

.

..

Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—To Redeem Bonds
its

17,505,569

19,282,035

,

$181,054

divisions

The

plus

'•

$43,649,577 $38,187,338
Net

Net

,

of

$41,494,929

<

1962

_

The

income———:

than

Depreciation —l:—______——1Other deductions net

meeting.

stockholders

annual

1961

$47,511,967

.

Expenses:

other

Taxes,

;

1962

services—

and

supplies, and services—l'_—___
wages,' and commissions————-7

Salaries,

have

Noramco

profits

22,

nated

the

report.
in

sales

Net

divisions

almost

previous
year,
according to the company's
v - v
:77;77-'!
aggregated $176,447,649, up from $165,867,317
in
the
previous
year.
Net
earnings
in
the
latest year were
$4,987,371, equal after preferred dividends, to $1.58 per common
share. For the year 1961 the company reported net earnings of
$5,464,209 or $1.74 per common share (adjusted to $5,987,740 or
$1.93 per share).
In
a
letter
to
stockholders
accompanying
the
report,
Ward
Melville, Chairman, and Robert C. Erb,. President, jointly stated
that "the cost, of opening new stores and of closing unprofitable
stires adversely affected tne 1962 earnings."—V. 197, p. 1118.
/
7
were

All

Dec.

while earnings

high record

new

a

and

the

sales

report,

operating

Higher; Net

7

the

from

off

Corp.

told

company

and

-Annual Report—

(& Subs.)

31—

Dec.

from

Materials,

,

Mr. Hartman outlined the integration of the com¬
pany's divisions in their handling of cost controls, new specialized
personnel, new automated equipment and aggressive marketing.
«'

Shoe

•v

Down—

his

In

1844.

p.

Melville

Net

Bank,

Manhattan

agent for

194,

President,

the

$16,824,465 in 1962

Inc.—Appointment—

Chase

transfer

of

7

continue to move ahead at a brisk pace
is on the- threshold of further expansion, Howard

earnings

company

Sales

Medco,

Ended

Revenues

1961.
Current

Chronicle,..^Monday, April 8,,1963

The Commercial and Financial

quarter and
for

the

"we

increasing'steadily
look

remainder

manufacturer

of

for
the

of ^aerospace,

;

a

more

year."

marine,

since

normal

"'•'•

ordnance

the
level
7

arid

! parts and- components
for
the
three
months
ended
amounted t,o $8,739,167 dpwn from $12,369,867, for

1963,

Volume

Number

197

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

6253

(1461)

the

period

same

$79,220,

or

For

first

the

cents

of

a

$775,942

u

'

'

• •

*

.

„

.*

non-recurring net income realized from the sale
of
other capital assets.'""*'*
were-up
8.8%
to-$237,-108,995vfrom-the 1961 figure
$217,893,488.. "While industry shipments of copper and brass

1962
of

t

"

The

'figures have been restated ' to reflect the combined
PneumoDynamics and Cleveland Pneumatic Industries,
"'
' • '
''7
7 7
'
'

products

1962

•

of

>'

Inc..:'

t

.

Z-'-t Mr.- Mullin

decline

the

the

to

factors

two

same

shared

of

to

1962,-and

start-up

"Results

look.

attributed

first

1963,".

fall of

and

on
several important new programs.
quarter are not representative of the out¬
the Chief Executive said.
"Since the be-

our

.

orders

scheduled

was

1963."—V.

.

197,

for

delivery

820.

p.

■

the

after

first

the

continued

air brass

The

-

-and

consolidated

.share-.-of

per

reported

,

has

company

or

I'm

that
after

income

net

stock.

common

In

1962'net sales

letter

>.

mill,

comparable

a

'

.

.

downward 'trend.

.

.operations.

i

The

improvement
tion

of

-of

one

plant facilities, and the
controls,'' the two executives

cost

'•

v..;

.

stated.—-V.

.

_

,■

„in

,

Co., Inc.

Acquires Teaching

—

they

prices

and

of

.

196,

The

Machine

Chemical

&

company's, .annual.,

lower

1962

company

agreed

prices

polyethylene

the

entire

•

brought

unamortized

pre-production

the

Mr.

year,

the

to

user

learn

pace.
Each
ananged in

courses

TEACHALL

covering

matter.

of

series

a

presentation

of

of

200

the

cost

•

choice

the

ad--

If the user selects the right answer through
key, the machine confirms the correctness of
through buzzer arid light signals.
'

the

machine

$60

$70

with

the

at

TEACHALL

the

retail

last

original

level.

July,

16 courses, sells
Since Publishers began

several

Each machine sold constitutes

thousand

machines

between

at

.

out'the
sumer,

and
•

*

schools.
the

the

of

also

programmed

new

acquired

the

company'

This

contracts

of

is

share

prep a-

'

first

the

Purolator Products Inc.—N. Y. S. E.
■V:

bni Aprii 37,1963

7

,v

.:.

listed .on the

:

assigned

New

the

40

stock

common

of

Purolator

Products,

was

York Stpck Exchange. Ticker symbol' PPD-, was
old -manufacturer of automotive and indus:.ii

-iLi

:.i-

i-

2

''i-

'i

represented by James D. Abeles, President.
Jfj/.
Listed by the' Exchange were 659,149 issued shares of the com
pany's common^stock which was formerly traded ovst-the-counter.
'Purolator is the nation's leading
producer.of filters and filtration
equipment
for
automotive,, .industrial
and
aerospace
uses'.
Purol'atpr's
sales
have- increased -from- .$20,868-,317
in >1952
to

i"

...

\

was

_

-

-

.

;
?

$55,594,191
the

as

in

1962;

...

as

ytof/'the;benefits of
"sales

record

?¥ ■.'•

.

fiscal

fiscal

"of" $225,320
ended

year

that

years,

profit,

a

stock

income

The

company

has

•

that

net

1963.
diversified in¬

this

equivalent" to

outstanding

at

the

16

end

cents

the

of

after
deducting $361,688, equivalent
connectioh" with ih'e liquidation of

in

divisions during, the^yeUr.'«'

* !

29

less

cents

ment.

than

* -

division,

Madera-Ru&co!

■

acquired
*•:

v

-

during
,':''

..'-v-i-»

i

Saco-Lowell Shops—Share
.See

to

For

*

of

that

1963

to

Maremont

The company

"

most

newsstand

sales

produced
cents

standing,

it.

President.

in

the
was

1962

reached

announced

by

an

all-time

net

company's
first
on
the 140,726

share

per

profit,

197,

has reported that for the

shares

Dr.

of

to

Edward
John

Lester,

4,000

Wm.

1961

the

Morganstern. said
that
high level, of technical and
company's

RDI's

progress

"This
but

"Dynamitron"
in

radiation

acceptance,"

also

in

substantial

a

peak

gains

he

financial

particle

research

noted,

backlog

in

1962

industrial

of

1963."—V.

many

wood

costs

1962

3,000

bern,

3,000

Rauscher,

well

•

&

only

which

in

•

Radio
See

Shack

Internal

the

the.

issue.—V.

192,

as

sales,

sales

Net

further

year.—V.

.v"7 '■

..

2,000
2,000

2,50o

Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Coi, Inc..
Watling, Lerchen & Co.__

.

«

.

Dec.

Service

Revenue

196,

labor

the

;

;

increase

in

- *

■

to

totaled

the

attributed

Gross profits from sales and
Net income before taxes

charges.—V.

Corp.—Annual

Net

on

•

income

Net

C-

196,

the

CL-44

Mr.

substantial

operational

and

269.753

208,813

/ *170,148

1662.

,

v

.

94

rates
p.

cost

197,

-661,

p.

there

;

\

?

cents

Special

•

730,277
335,147.

$0.48

from

over

7< ■"• '7

-

CL-44

seven

;r

Corp.—Reports

Record

share

Earnings—

This

earnings
approximately 100,000

were

At

was

of

(after

'31,

1962,

the

average

number

of

in

three

1961,

shares

more

deduction

than

more

$1.10

•/;;y.:'"v7*"%

Dec.

even

outstanding
V; ■"'.*•■• ;,7.' >"
shares out¬

":7

common

(adjusted

retroactively
for
stock
dividends)
totaled
to 266,778 at the end of the previous year. 7 *
1962.
totaling $36,797,557
were
aboutthree
times
sales of $13,585,642 in 1961.

compared

Sales

for

than

higher

stock

common

on

$3.32.

was

share

'

364,003,

in

and

sification

the

earnings,''

The

the

Harry

-.The

$0.22

that

of

reported

net

profit

P.

$5:530,984,

including

$0.39

*'.net

a

of
,

common

for

the

a

cents

credits

a

of

share

"for

eents

Remington Arms Co., Inc.—Sales,- Net Higher-

•y.

198,

last

year;

for-Federal

-periods
: p.

months

of

months

credit,
at

mefnths -was

a

were^

.

the

comparable

ended

hurt

Feb.

amounting

and

state
.

Feb.

28,

-

$5,175,000

for

the
■

1962
7
;

year

-■

Edward

of
71'

■

$825,845

7'¥ '!*';-■

-¥7/,.rV77y

7

expenses,
they explained, were extensive non¬
which contributed substantially to- the loss,
took over, on May 21, 1962. and has
extensive changes in organization and. personnel since-;7,

and

us

the

about
and

:-..7

.

.

Lamb

'approximately

a

firm's

improved

Schrank said:

with

1962

entered

the

with

for

1963,

7777.;

-7

of

moves

excellent

poor

pricing,

in

7.' .7

7

reorganization

our

momentum

first

quarter,

have

loss

a

shown

in

to&th

steady! increase
improvement over

a

consistent

'7';"!

-

are

point out, "bolstered by a slight improve¬
have materially improved our margins.7 Com¬
remains intense in, all product lines; however,

moves

have

we

position.

confident

-

:

,

that

made

' '

7

the

in

1962

have

made

placed

in

1962

mkking position during 1963." they
1962
figures compare with, 1961 sales of
of-$684,004—V. 196, p. 2125.
■

us

in

a;

!.'• :7:' "'7,7 ;.;7,',...

.-7'7'

.; v.-7"--77"

-

moves

profit

a

The

six

respectively.-—

course

that

stronger

"We

.

of

f«el

we

much

will

put

us

stated. 7

$46,653,217

*!■;;"7

7, 1

and
7' .■?.

2675,
;

per

share.

The

Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Period

...

Net

Corp,, New
375,000 shares

Ended

Net

--

^

;i963

*¥

>

*

,,

1962

7

taxes______"i___:_437,679 7.: 385,077
and-foreign income taxes
% 160,000:
.140,000
7J-^277,679 s- 1245,077,

,

after Fed* and foreign income taxes

—V.

p.

*

\

for Federal

inc.

share__7_i

per

:

31—'

.$10,573,336, $10,286,420

Income, before

^Prov.
»-

Jan.

sales

Earnings
197,

10187';

(H. & A.)

-'*

—.—*

..

...

/

:

."

$0.35

.

A' *.* $0.30

,

Selmer, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—

*7-.' *7
.L

.

7 ;

""

"

<v"**.

*

f.-'

■

picture

profit

7;

major

1963

•,-7' 7

factors,"-they

in

petition

as

>

two

by

ment

Common Of~

J. 2?

■

Chairman

Lamb,

the

finished

"These

1963,

period

income-.taxes, for; the
and

loss

a

during each succeeding- quarter with
corresponding 1961 periods. ' 7.'.'"

to

last year.
13, cents,. respectively, resulted in
share -this year .as compared with 89
V* .'
:
> ;•'

$5,350,000

"

and production.
Higher production and improved manufac,turing efficiencies introduced in 1962 have reduced costs.
7 .777
"Very, encouraging is the fact that 1962 tire sales, although

ended

$129,352.

^'
outstanding

six

In

Optijnistic

apd

2

of "06 cents,

share

Provisions
months

six

credits

! 77

7

sales

shfwe, after provision for preference stock dividends,

76

earnings

cents

stock

current

"

,

'special
\

income

the

/ 7

costs

in

Messrs.

Higher—
for

reported

of $45,232,284.

report to stockholders,
Schrank, President, said:

time.

"We

$5,968,989, including special
with net profit in the six

diver¬

management,

present .management

engaged

172,098

792.

has

7

annual

recurring
1961

$0.58

the

see

new

"The
continuation
of
a
three-year downward
trend
in
sales
during tae early
part of the year and industry-wide depressed
prices reduced operating
margins
below
the
level
of
expenses."

.

$14,214,152

share,.

per

has

sales

net

on

In
and

the

$13,271,162

"to

the

2281.

p.

company

based
7

j

'V

under

Seiberling Rubber Co,—Shows Loss for Year—

661.

,

gratifying

was

1961

improvements Anticipated in
sales and
divisions, he added, are operating profit*

Seagrave

196,

it

in

begun

substantial

All

ably.—V.

that

stated

program,

produce

part

by

Saltzman

Mr.

reduc¬

446,340

the. shares

against

78,536

351,531

carried

was
in
operatiqn for*'the first time, and as a result,
in the last half of the year were sufficient to offset the
early in the year and produce a profit for the full year,

standing

Report—
J___

company

1962,

'On

"

09,605;

factors

revenue

year and subsequently, eliminated, .'
v. - '
third quarter of the year,-the full fleet of

1962.

A'V'-'v

offset

were

197,

i.

p.

operating

618.585

-.

'

outstanding;___________^_%_^___i__jJ
earnings per chare
L_

—V; 196, JP.

1961

1,058.426

earnings

Shares

.

inconie.._

of

change Howard

stability in part to the intro¬
prop-jet aircraft*,
designed
Jackson pointed out that the
losses
early
in
the
year
due
in

of

operations.

1962, earnings per
preferred ^.dividends)
higher
than
per

in

1962,

31,

r;>

1962

$786,883.

$32,614,472 $11,272,033
from

increase

an

the

financial

fleet

new

cargo

to

$23,268,030,

'

President,

operations and

the

though

depreciation

,

of

1960; The improvements
due to higher
wage,

'

'Gross' Assets

Taxes

■

2,000
2,000

reported

Revenues

times

earnings resulted
sales volume, lower

intensification

1

28, 1963, of
This compares

28,
"

2,000

Boyce

A. Saltzman, President, has' reported that- 1962 was the
profitable year in the company's history.
Nets
profits totaled $1,232,323 up from $312,640 for the year
ended "Dec. 31, 1961.

net

costs

depreciation

Feb.

1962

&

Arnold

of ."approximately'-' $4,056,000 in
accounted for a large part

Sehenley Industries, Inc.r—Net

'

Bros.

special

In

ended

year

charges.

further

and

Arms

income

—V.

Realty Equities Corp.—Annual Report—
Year Ended Dec. 31—

2,000

Stein

2,500

Jackson,

Seagrave

912.

p.

has

report

M7

part

—V.

.*

7:

V

Co.,

most

Year Ended Dec. 31—„

2305.

p.

&

-airplanes

and

year

1961

that

begun in

increased

Savage

,

The

this

2,000

Pierce

previous

In

including the additional
a greater extent,
profit improvement measures.
emphasis
on
increasing
the
sale
of
the
more

•.

by

Corp.—New Control—

Tandy Corp.,

2,000

Inc.

the first profitable year since 1956
stockholders for the calendar year 1962.
credit reported was $1,017,409, equal to
share
on
the
3,509,787
average
shares outstanding
year,
compared to a net loss and special
credit in

of

behind
-

Co.__.

Saunders, Stiver & Co.__
Seasongood
&
Mayer

Co.
'

incurred

the

to

products

Net income

record

presages

&

Carrison, Wul-

2,500

Co.
&

company

-

the

■

factors,

program

Net

2383.

p.

2,000

Co.,

3,000

Co

for

-large

was.

increase

an

for

stated

and

increased

greatly

development.

not

$2,400,000,

as

2,000

&

Inc.

3,000
.3,000

Inc

2,000

Co._

2,000

Inc.

Co.

Co._

Co._i.__

&

Mericka

Co,,

.

after

new

in

over

included

"profitable

by

the

charges

company

These
tion

of

resulted

from

reflected

achieved

accelerator,

and

"resulted
.195,

results

acceptance

J.

&

&

Inc.

3,000

1961.

over

duction

pointed out that* depreciation for 1962 amounted
against $25,364,562 in 1961, .an increase of $6,280,-

increase

The

a

;

for

was' equal,

use

depreciation

out¬

of

The

schedules

Morganstern,

because

Jones

Legg
Ryons

Pierce,

and

Included

Dr.

the

made

D.

C.

Newburger

especially

high of $579,017,'961

new

a

income

This

$31,645,121,

559.

•

with

figures were" not
change in accounting procedures last year.
.

H.

2,000

'

to

■

.Comparisons

the

stock

common

Kennard

equal

Net

1961.

The .company

high of $1,524,713

$93,886,

Son

1111.

a

profitable

":

Exchange Offer—

this issue.—V.

Corp.,

reached

1961.

for

Pyramid

Consolidated
.67

2,000

&

5,000

$3,777,870.

Richard

■

against $564,974,516
$21,326,832, up from $19,340,767
preferred dividends, to $1.72 per
share of common stock on 12,182,121 shares,-compared with $1.61
per share 011 11.762,312
shares outstanding in 1961. •
in

Radiation Dynamics, Inc;—Shows Profit for Year—

,<and

Sales

net

of

V

Inc.

5,000

3,000

&

the

of

11%.

26

sub-

ay

St. Regis Taper ; Co.—Reports Record Sales—

per

those

stated

pany

.

2,000
Co.

Hilliard

&

p.

cents

1961

Lohrey; as tice»-president-finance which
Qf the company in. the sprhig- df last
emphasis'on new- marketing programs

concentrated

.a

1556. ¥

p.

major competitive book lines." Tho combook sales are beginning to improve.
lias, announced its most impressive list of
books in its 14-year history, including the well-known best-seller
for over, 70 weeks,
"My Life In Court", by Louis Nizer.
"The first
printing of 1,000,0G€ copies,. at 95 cents to go on sale April 17
is already fully ordered," the report declared.—V.
196, p. 996.

.

B.

3,000

company

during

per

fiscal

including extensive efforts in revamping fhe company's sales staff
and heavy'concentration in product adventisilig ih various media;
and. (3^ the profitable operation-of the- company's "land develop¬

4

1961. and net earnings were; $112,839
share against $119,605 or 31 cents per share for
a the
previous year.;" "Earnings from magazine and special book sales
r
increased," the report! declared, "and newsstand book seles declined
29.3

2,000

&

Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp.
2,000

*

or

2,000

J.

Inc.

annual

profits

$2,929,356 from $2,454,400 in

;

Co.__

Richards

&

Co

"'7/

Co.,

Co.____

Co.,

income

„

president,, and Eugene F.

this."<

19%.

&

2,000

Co._^_______

Hill
J.

2,000

2,000

Co.

Gradison

&

5,000

__'

its

;;of

increased

sales

2,000
2,000

5,000

W. <Eaird

losses

'r.Vv "-

reported

D.

Harrison
Hill

Co.,

&
&

Southwest

5,000

Inc.

Co._.

197,

Net

31,

pyramid Publications,' Inc.—Net Lower—;

•

2^000

Co.____

&

Reid

The
in

total

on

Jan.

'

"and bur
of

_i

Co.__

&

W.

Ellis & Simmons—

—V.

194.

Dooly

&.

.

8,000
5,000

Co

Whipple

year; ^ (2)

.

proper- filtration," Mri Abeles; declared,
the past 10 years offers valid proof

over

—V., 197, p.. 1017.

_

V.

—

E.

8,000

.

&

Blair. &

Ohio

a'gsumedlopeWtifig'-dii'ectfon

record; year.. "Industrial■ purchasers' as well
automobile owner have become'increasingly aware

average

a

Philadelphia.

2,000

Townsend,

8,000

Co.-.___

&

Inc.

made

&

First'

Co.

Co

Crisler

Walston

change in the financial picture "results "principally from
following factors:
iunu-»v.iiig
a.- (1). intviJiigcukciii. -■pj-utcuuicb
) i management
procedures
and
it«U
punuies
policies
inaugurated:by the new -executiye--teain- headed' by Leland V. Miller
the

>

-

■

Co.,

&

Goodbody
The

2,000

2,000

8,000

Co.__

&

2,000

Co.__

Weedon &

Crouter. &. Bodine
Qscar

■

2,500

Co.

First California Co. Inc.
The First Cleveland Corp.

^

C.

&

Co._„

—-

Co

16,000

Co.,

Turben

Fulton,

The

■

*

^nca Hstmg ceremony;; at the start of trading,.. Purolator

v

R.

&

Ferris

.

Bacon,

■

year

*

Inc.

Bensdorf

Bradford

Crowell,

'

'.V'

2,500
2,500

Co.„__

Singer, Deane & Scribner

16,000

Field, Richards & Co.__
Ball, Burge & Kraus^

Redemption—

&

DeHaven

Co

&

Shares

2,500

Inc.

&

Schwabacher

V This compares wjth a net loss- of ,$57R 81-4 for the nine months
ended 'Jan. '31,' i'962, equivalent to 41 cents loss per share on the how.
'outstanding shares;
1 "
i;'.
-":r !.
'

-

t

six

in

is

per • share,

sidiary *And "certaift

Listing—
.

the

the

reported

income

Net

cents

for

common

"

..

Merrill,

Inc.-^Shows Profit for Year—

reported, net-

time

company

on

year.
.

has

$7,624,283

the

dustrial

in

now

Trust

&

&

Skaggs

McDonald

7-

■

Prescott

Courts

lnc_-_

Hammill

Hutton

F.

L:

:

Seaboard World Airlines Inc.—Shows Profit for Yr.
The

additional

Two

courses.

already have been completed and others are
ration.—V.. 197, p. 1215. :
M'V r;

courses

:.

E.

severally
following

the

stock:

2,500

Allyn & Co._______

William

Payment will be

shareholders

common

8,000

Noyes

Hutton

Davis,

have

-

%

Pieroe,

Reynolds & Co..
C.

Outstanding
2,588,750 shs.

below

Curtiss, House & Co.....
Hayden, Miller & Co..
Johnston, Lemon & Co.__

Co.

She arson.
A.

1962

16,000

Co.__

Smith

Cin¬

•; y....;.;v ".

Riisco Industries,
revenues

agreement,! Publishers

new

'
^

'

preparation

Fidelity-Philadelphia

1657.

p,

•

country for the sale of the TEACHALL direct to the con¬
use at home, to industry for
employee training programs,

Under
for

:

the

■

for

to

E.

31,

16,000

&

Blunt

at

potential for continuing future sales
of new programmed courses.
During the past few months, Publishers has been-establishing a network of sales
representatives through¬
a

&

in

_-

16,000

Lynch.

Memphis

16,000

Co.___

&

Westheimer

100%.

at

Shares

Co.

Robert

1975

the

Herman

The
corporation has" called' for' redemption on May ly 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $50,000 of its 6¥2% subordi¬

1,

selling

of

J.. C.

W.
•

Reynolds Tobacco Co.—Affiliate Sold—

May

the

named

16,000

Hemphill,

that_the

due

DECEMBER

16,000

nated debentures

distributing the
have been sola.

from

Deap Witter & Co._

to

Ritter Finance Co., Inc.-vPartial

OF

underwriters

Curtis

Dart-said,

in

WCPO

in

16,000

Bache

WMCT

stations

since

stations

Memphis; and FM radio
WCPO-FM in Cincinnati.

and

AS

Cin¬

business'

television

3,000,000 shs.

\■

&

secondary

Central-Building

radio

par

Paine, Webber, Jackson &

petro¬

the

selector

The
and

.

&

Sachs

-Fenner

amounting to 12 cents per share.
he added, went - for start-up ex¬

this

broadcasting

Weeks___

Merrill

from

operates

WMC

Corp....... 57,000
Dillon,
Union

Hornblower

/"fhe : company -has.'. announced that ^ its -* recently acquired sub¬
sidiary, Pacific Hawaiian- Products. Co.,- hag sold for cash
its
interest in Royal Master Corp.
Royal Master is engaged in pro¬
ducing shoe shine kits and other shoe shine'items. —V. 196, p. 2484.

cards

($1

Boston

&

company's

AM

and

Memphis

.

of

the
and

Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.__
Lehman Brothers _!.____
Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades

in

lead

(R. J.)

subject

answers.

proper
choice

stated

Texas,

should

own

The
cards, which can oe Hashed automatically into a
"windb'tf'V.of the machine one at a' time, each- contain .five multiple*

'

./

logical

the

subjects at his

of

variety

Consists

course

for

sequence

a

also

Odessa.

in

purchase

Securities

success-'of-the. polyethylene venture at
producing high quality resins at relatively low
a
profitable operating rate for the chemical
group before the end of ".1963, this in spite of industry-wide price
declines.-—V, 196, p. 2081. "*
r
*
,.v • "
' ! •" *^! - i
•:

announced

to

Goldman,

Dart told stockholders
decision to charge off

a

balance

expense,

in

Beach;

Knoxville,

.

26 cent per
share,
and-operating losses on the-new polyethylene plant, and
nonrecurring costs in connection with polystyrene and line chemlcals.
Foreign- ; exchange adjustments. • further reduced earnings
by cj cents.
' >77'.!5 !'7'"7!:'.-7'7
7. ' ''■
¥'V77 •;:•••

He

by Charles W. Lockyer, President of Publishers.
had exclusive, worldwide distribution rights oo the
TEACHALL since Aug. 22, 1961, when it signed a previous.agreement
with U. S. Photo.
It beg^n distributing the machine, together with
16 programmed courses, in July,
1962.
The
TE'ACHALL
is
a
self-instructional
device,
which
permits

•

Union

1121

owns

respective numbers of shares

.

Publishers has

-

proceeds

Authorized
stock

Eastman

'after

in

UNDERWRITERS—The

First

share

It

CAPITALIZATION

"Operating profit in all groups of
the company.;except 'the.chemicalgroup was "greaterthan 1661,
before
nonrecurring " charges
and'
exclusive
of
higher
interest
expense.! ..■</,
•
" 4
f

Photo

S.

4was

-

of

engaged

1935.

West Palm

WMC-FM

Co.—Sales Up 7.7% ; Net

report,.* Mr.;

Another

Fcr

has entered into an agreement to purchase from
Supply Co., Inc., Takoma Park, Md., all rights for the
manufacture of TEACHALL, an electromatic teaching machine, it

U.

.

the

Cincinnati, WEWS in Cleveland,

in

WNOX

Common

.

•'-

WPTV

been

in

stations

penses

Rights—

:

of

by Scripps-Howard.

company,

has

in

cinnati,

domestic

for.

chemical
.

.

Publishers

*'

None

received

incorporation

WCPO-TV

K'-''*"4%

the

that

v.

..

its

in

In
•

consolidation and
coniinued applica-

additional

of' our

tight

p.*. 474.;

■

was

year

This

intensified

Ohio,

cinnati,

Revere

executives

of. selling

products," duet to

share, against $9,581,000 in 1961, or. :$2.13 per
justnient for a 3% stock dividend paid in 1962.

j

,

shareholders

io

two
increase."

-

prefacing the report, Messrs. T. M.
Evans, * Chairman, and C.
L.
Holbert, President,
attributed
the
improvement to "firming of prices in some product lines, cost
reduction
programs
and increased -earnings by our international
a

and

year

the

1962. increased to '$280,850,000, 7.7% over
$260,880,000
1951, .although. vnonreGurring costs,"' charge»offs- and plant
start-Up expenses reduced earning- it - was- announced by Justin
Dart, President. *•;■
y-;: r,>77:?; - V'-U-.7
Net earnings.for the - year,
.were, $6^18,000, 'equal to<$l-.40 per

equal to $2.75
period, Porcer
and net earnings of $3,438,-

/

Sales

»

sales

$252,179,013

were

taxes $4,169,876,
-the- year-earlier

1961 net sales of $242,157,668
$2.04 per common share.

*

311,

reported

previous

business,"

foreign

Rexall Drug

,

.

Porter Co., Inc.—Sale, Net Higher—

tne

of

fiscal

of

quarter

than-in

volume

Down—

(H. K.)

,*.-

12%.

be

BUSINESS—The

competition, and" to similar conditions in the primary
fabricating aluminum industry.
Nevertheless, they pointed out, bank loans incurred for the
company's prime aluminum project had, in the years
1959-1962,
been substantially repaid,
mainly out- of-depreciation and retained
earnings in excess of dividend .requirements,, with final payments
scheduled for 1963.—V. 196, p. 1878. *'•
...:

of our second quarter, we have been increasing the level
shipments, reflecting the substantial volume of new orders
received
in
the closing months of last year. The bulk of these

■

about

offering will

and

ginning
of

higher

increased

to

practically-

costs

the

for

fiscal

for

"

early

the

in

stated,' "earnings did not^ show

which

fourth quarters

sales and earnings during the third and
1962—delays in defense orders from late spring

12%

were

-

.

attributed

depressed

!

holders

and

sales

,

results
■*•'

of

-property

of

quarter

share.

(X

1962. Net income for the quarter was
share on" the 886,880 shares outstanding.
1962, net income totaled $580,405, or 66

fiscal

cents

9

49

_-j;

77'net^n sixty-two. sales* were more than $1,500,000 ahead of 19617: i .
Sales,: while, earnings-, increased
by $242,000,.. according7 lo Jack f •
F, Feddersen, Presidenf.
7'*
'
v* 1',
<

eqd^lied,'$2;79; per'^share -on.tthe^,70Q 250.'shares. «f.
nommon •stock -then outstarrdin-g.-T9f62 ^earnings.—hoWrever^' incltided




'

effej^
66^ %

to-.tjae.'-offerJng,.

-E.- W^.S.C'ripps.Cd:: willTcontinue to own over
"of the outstanding shares; and the'- other four selling. share-

:.7The
"shows

annual
sales

report

Tor *1962

of
of

the educational musical instrument Ttiim
7 $8,*266,724 against. $6,752,321* for T961,

-.

-

50

Net

(1462}

earnings

offs
47

to

cenis

which

taxes

after

$544,659

were

applicable

snare

occurred

and extraordinary, non-recurring write¬
l„6n, up from $301,926 in 196.1.
Earnings
stock were 86 cents per share for 1962 and
lor
1961,
as
adjusted
for
the 2-for-l
split

of

in

common

per

The Commercial and Financiqfl Chronicle

Jan.

1963.—V.

25,

197,

1262.

p.

named

•

,

~

Slick

Corp.—Notes

reported

was

owned

Sold

had

Industrial

1, 1975.

'

$14,COO,000
struction

is

the

understood

securities

Slick

Industrial

and

the

with

Societe

proceeds from
applied to finance

able

the

Illinois

the

due

Pulverizing Machinery Division
197, p. 1215.
)
'
-v

at

redemption

a

FEATURES—The

1963, it

de

furnishes

Mauritanie

and

net

and

earned

of

In

to

western

prices

at

"

on

in

revenues

1962

was
$8,901,218.
Fixed
times,—V. 197, p. 1111.

for

fully

Lazard

Freres

Sony

&

for

Corp.—Shares

Offered—On

April

2,

1963,

a

group managed by Smith,

price

American

Each

Sony

gain

Share

represents

ten

American

Shares offered

1962.

cents

This

is

on

1962 represent

shares

an

These

products

have

the

among

received

will

tion

is

for each five

can

be

company is applying
York Stock Exchange.

New

Chairman

Sony shares held of record April 30,1963.
offering of American Depositary Shares was

E.

A.

Staley,

expectation

is

In

recent

a

that

the

soon

as

stock

common

the

as

formal

offering

comprised
2,000,000 common shares in the form of 200,000 Amer¬
ican Depositary Shares and was made by a Smith,
Barney-Nomura underwriting group. The Depositary
Shares

traded

are

in

the

Terming

Staley
the

PROCEEDS—Sony,
television

receivers,

equipment
general

apply

will

funds

the

add

of

the

the

proceeds

proceeds

from

The

company.

the

Sony

of

sale

the

management

shares

intends

to

at

$63,780,000

and

Depositary

in

sales

net. income

the

ended

year

$3,119,000,

Oct.

equal

31,

interest,

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

to

banks,

principally

PRESENT

FINANCING

at

7.3%

in

Common

to 9.9tc

instalments

amounts

through

stock

of

to

the

in

(par

purchase

50

from

Inc.

The

&

y-m)

underwriters
company

have

of

common

Hornblower
E.

_1

F.

Bacon, Whipple & Co.__

35,000

Lazard

Eioren

25,000

Carl

&

Blunt

Co

Co.,

Ellis

Boettcher

Clark,
The

Inc

&

35,000

Simmons

&

Daiwa

Inc.

pill'n. Read & Co., Inc.
Dominick

50,000

&

35,000
100,000

Drexel

&

Co.

Co

I.

:

duPpnt

50,000

&

&

Co.^__

50.000
85,000

25,000

197,

S
Trust

&

Co.

50,000

1111.

Southern
The

has

E.

Inc.

50,000

Co.__

25,000
to

Jr.,

&

Inc.

50,000

&

Co.

&

,

Gas

85.000

&

Co.____

&

85.000

Co.,

Yamaichi Securities Co.
of New
York, Inc.____

redemption

at 100-4 %• Payment

Chicago.—V.

197,

p.

on

of

50.000

1993

was

by

will be made

at

the Northern

underwriting group managed by
Lehman
Brothers, New York, and Equitable
Securi¬
ties
100.919%

maturity.
The

£ale

group

April 3,

were

priced

yield

at

4 32%

to

$88,755,405

Dec.

in

$1,806,952

share

from

a

change

in

wholly-owned
executives

or

31,

1961

in

1962,
and

1961;

increased

16%

profits

increased

Thomas

H.

Hallowell,

in

65

outstanding
1961

Hallowell

in

reporting

were

1962
were
equal to 85 cents per
cents " per share in the
previous 12'
at
the end
of
1962
were
2,664,990

2,759,022.
the

on

favorable

in

Suburban
and

twelve

trend

of

sales

and

In

the

earnings

reached

periods

new

ended

announced.
third

record

Jan.

levels

31,

in

1963,

the

three, nine

President

W.

R.

on




$1

be

the

acquired

57

first

month's

on

income

cents

Jan.

in

the

share

per

on

operations

1

of

third
the.

current

fiscal

the

year,

three

this

of

the

company's

Uregas

quarter

totaled

a

awarded .the

bid of

issue at
100.221%. A

competitive

competing bid

the

and

the

stated

million

judgment entered into
Department of Justice on Sept.
the

a

lor

potential

the

company.

it
of

has

assumed

Radio
and

management

Shack

Corp.,
for the

Tandy

Boston,
current

privately-owned
Aerial
Control
through
an
exchange
of
Dr. Henry E. Singleton, Presi¬
V.
Cocking,
President
of
Aerial

Park,

will

year,

Calif,

by

currently

be

President

as

doing

e&uil

between

18,

divestiture

requirements
.,

XJtHv

ft"

of

1962.
the

Suburban

operated

of

the

as

Mr.

Sidenfaden

consent

decree

at

division

a

division.

in

gov¬

of

Present

the

rate

Teledyne

personnel

will

1960,

197,

662.

p.

has

company

announced

[

.

•'

•

the

acquisition

"

.

aircraft

to

M.

C.

C.

manufactured

channels

same

Chisholm,

by

those

as

both' Teleflex

Ongaro

of

the

addition of

the

line

will

known

brands

Ongaro

from

a

Jr.,

President

be

distributed

will

parent

of

Teleflex,"

through

the

company.

Ongaro serve the marine,
automotive
said
Mr.
Chisholm,
"the
acquisition
of

dealers

enable

Dynamic

and

and
aircraft
markets,"
Ongaro will result in greater
The

Ongaro

manufactures transistorized
in
marine,
automotive
and

applications.

According

of

■

located in Columbus, Ohio,
tachometers and
flowmeters
for
use

products

'

;

Inc.—Acquisition—

Ongaro",

marketing and distribution efficiency:

instrument

and

line

distributors

single

to

to

source."—V.

the

Teleflex

obtain

197,

two.

product

nationally-

1263.

p.

Teleregister Corp.—Acquisition—
The

Corp.
tems

company has acquired an 80% interest in
Computer Dynamics
of Silver Spring, Md.,
a
firm specializing in computer
sys¬

analysis,

Computer

programming

Dynamics

and

operating

presently

services.

has

billings of
over
$1,000,000
a
year and employs
approximately ,100 people, most of whom are
computer
technologists. One-third of the total force is
occupied
at
Cape Canaveral in
the
programming
and
operation

Launch

of

the

Operations Center for NASA.
The
remainder
are
head¬
quartered at Silver Spring,, where Computer Dynamics
operates

data

processing services under contracts with
agencies
which
includes
the
United

ernment

the

In

United

States

addition

it

mentation,
"The

Navy,

is

the

known

for

a

number

activities

of

the

Computer

new

mainly

is

complement Teleregister's
important
area
of
on-line,

Feb.

.

1963,
a

Furniture

John

contracts,

Industries

has
sales

year

income

for/

reported
were

ago.

the

that

for

$9,858,375,

the

-/

-

first

quarter

cents

per

the

of

first

from

up

.

quarter

$£,079,977

Mirror
in

fiscal

share, against $490,119,

share
Dec.

share

the

on

31,

net

achieved

profits

in

4*300,492

1962.

This

the

Provisions
to

totaled

&1.17

a

$4,542,094

for

shares

compares

or

share.
or

90

was

42 cents

All figures
2081.

In

cents

equal

1961
a

of

operating .results in'
President, announced.

to

common

$6,224,837
stock

with

$5,476,822,
outstanding a year

depreciation,

$5,826,843,

and

amounted

4,282,534 shares
adjusting for the 2% stock dividend
year

highest

Chairman
1962

the

on

year

Co.—Net, Revenues: Higher—■

1962

history, Norman Chandler,

Consoldiated

the
:■

current

reported for the similar period a year
ago.
1,160,000 shares outstanding.—V.
195,

company

ended

for

•/

on

Times
The

at

Parker,

revenues

Computer

Inc.—Sales, Net

p.

per

E.

and

:V

..

.

company

28,

period

share
based

per

commercial

engaged primarly in government contract
work, the
should prove to be salutary."—V.
196, p. 792.

$517,036, equal to 45
are

from

association

Thomasville

like

management

Dynamics

present

derived

are

gov¬

of

pioneering work
in
the
increasingly
real-time, data processing systems and equipment,"
Teleregister Chairman said,
"Since Teleregister's
Dynamics

of

States
Air
Force,
Agriculture, and NASA.
development of IMPACT, (Imple¬

Department

Planning and Control Technique) a new
controlling computer programming costs.

method for

to

Gas

various

business

".

founded

California.—V.

The

a

consent

that

that

Shack

acquired

Geotronics,

Industries,- Inc.

its

$1,529,761,

average number of shares out¬
For .the
corresponding period of the

on

include

ex¬

and

agencies.
Control

Teleflcx

proper¬

31,
profit after capital gains -taxes
equal
to
eight
per share from "the sale of
certain properties in the States
of Washington and
Oregon. They were disposed of in accordance
with

1963,

has

Monterey

retained.

in

year.

during the period.
fiscal.year, net income was $1,202,442, equal to 45 cents
2,640,900 shares, the average number then
outstanding.
The
_company's earnings for the three months ended Jan.

previous
share

are

forecast

its

in

program

develops and manufactures
com¬
munications
and
control
equipment, computer systems and elec¬
tronic
components,
maintaining
production
facilities
in
Haw¬
thorne, Los Angeles, Inglewood, Bellflower
and Mountain View, all

2,670,301

standing
a

interest

a

"We

-

Cocking

Net

the

of

cents

was

of

The

ended
Jan.
31,
1963,
total revenues
amounted
t.q
$8.422,717, against $7,644,706 for the
corresponding period last year.
January was the best month in the
history of Suburban Gas,
Mr. Sidenfaden
said, reflecting a high demand for
heating fuels

Net

and

present

as

v

quarter

months

ties

of

Higher—

Gas—Revenues,. Net Higher—

month

and

an

Nashville. The
bonds
plus accrued interest to

no

by

1962, stated that for the first
time in many years
the company's fixed
asset
purchases of $4,900,000 were less
than
depreciation and amortization which
totaled $5,200,000.
"We
ex¬
pect to require even less
capital expenditures in 1963 as our
plants
are
in excellent
condition with
adequate capacity to handle the
larger sales volumes we
anticipate," he stated.—V. 196, p, 2629.

and

May 1, 1963, through
its 4%% debentures

1312.

Corp.,

operated

with

ended

of

.Sidenfaden

offering of $30,000,000 Southwest¬
Power 4%% first
mortgage bonds due

made

be

Poor's

end

earnings

35,000

Southwestern Electric Power
Co.—Bonds Offered
Electric

will

year

from

per

Shares
the

at

Mr.

Co.—Partial Redemption—

called for

List
&

the

up

stated:

1962

ESI's

44%

control

Radio

jointly announced
Teledyne, and Albert

Aerial

for

761.

p.

from

share,

of

was

ernment

the

announced.

earnings

common
and

White, Weld & Co., Inc.
Gundy

Corp.—Acquisition Approved—-

stock

in

Blue

in

a

announced

to acquire
sales

Control.

consolidation,

its

$2,255,078

months.

25,000

u-

to

25,000

85.000

Witter

of

197,

for

said

Blue List.

Standard

volume

35,000

Co

Co._______

Inc'.

of

President,

Net

-

_____

Unterberg, Towbin

Wood,

Poor's

of

$103,024,223

25%

50.000

On April
4, public
ern

Sales

35.000

&

/

......

Standard Pressed Steel Co.—Sales
Up 16%; Net 25%

100.000

C6.__

Co.

,Si^nir!l,/l,nd' ^500,000

Co.,

personnel.—-V.

Sales

Union

company

C.

subsidiary

Inc.__

Co.,

Rothschild

Dean

50,000

Noyes
p.

agree¬

improvement

result

business

25,000

Securities

&

will

85,000

Smith

Schwabacher

Co.,

_____

Hemphill,
—V.

&

F,

The

Co.

Ltd-

Wertheim

85.000

Stone

Nikko

Hickman,

50,000

Inc.
Inc.

L.

85,000

This

results

Webster

represent,

has

company

Teledyne,

term loan

a

Standard & Poor's will issue
the business
and
assets
of
Blue
distribution of 45/100ths of a share
of common stock of
Standard & Poor's in
exchange for each share
of Blue List stock.
List.

100,000

&

&

successfully pursuing

Electro-Science,

Dr.'
Singleton
said
Aerial
Control,
specializing
in
precision
geodetic surveying, has developed a
comprehensive mapping system
which
employs advanced electronic, photogrammetric and
digital
computer
techniques.
Major
customers
include
the
oil,
electric
utility and communications
industries
as
well

of

Pierce,

Schneider, Bernet

Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Haligarten & Co.
/
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jehks, Kirkland.& Co.
Harriman Ripley &
Co.,

Hayden,

The

Inc.

•.

Lynch,

Reynolds

50.000

___r

Fahnestock

dent

out-

565.

p.

the plan
shares of

360,000

85,000

Rhoades

Lundborg
&

Under

85,000

50,000

Co.,__

&

Model, Roland &
Newhard, Cook &
Co.,

50,000

Francis

shares

Stockholders of Standard & Poor's
and the Blue List
Publishing
Co., Inc. have approved the consolidation
of the businesses of the
two
companies, it was announced March
29, by Frederick A Stahl
and Roald A.
Morton, respectively, Presidents of S&P and

v

Inc.

Co.,

Loeb,

Fenner

Domihick,

Inc.

&

Co,

Irving
Merrill

Securities

Ltd..,

stock

Weeks__

& Co.,

Freres

M.

&

25,000

Dodge & Co.

Co.,

Loeb

25,000.

Co._

&

Hutton

Kuhn,

&

of

Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Co.,
principal amount of $2,500,000, it was
by L. E. Yeager, President of the
big

Standard

severally

'

Philip Hill, Higginson,
Erlangers,
Ltd

85,000

Blair

its

<

of

be

it

"Since

Shares

-.395,000

Co

below

shares

on

Tandy's

Geotronics

45,000.000 shs.

Shares

Securities

Ltd.
&

2,273,148

V;../'•/

7,314,900

named

amounts.

395,000

Nomura

Bache

160.000.000 shs.

Co.

•

Co.,

various

the

-

Barney

time

years, the
from 2,200

company's dredges. Under the terms
of the
agreement, the company shall make borrow¬
ings in amounts of $250,000, or more
between April 1,
1963 and Sept.
30, 1964, Mr. Yeager stated.—V. 197,
p. 1263.
' ;%;■/

$13,930,000

'

following respective

Smith,

the

increased

currently

are

has

Mr. Yeager said the
proceeds will be used for
gen¬
corporate purposes, including the

pay¬

1978

UNDERWRITERS—The

agreed

there

and

from

During the past 10

of certain of the

debt:

Loans, mainly 9.1%
able

10Q6.

eral

and

will

with

announced

Outstanding-

______

Long-term

over-the-counter

in

stockholders

in the
aggregate

hearing

8%

,

traded

Dredging Corp.—Term Loan Arranged—

with

$2,087,516

McMillan, Tamar Presi¬

Teledyne, Inc.—Acquisition—

dredging firm.
Authorized

payable,

197,

of

number

'

1263.

company

stock,

corporation has entered into

ment

Share.

CAPITALIZATION

Notes

The

totaled

1962

been

common

5,300,

Standard

74.3c per American

to

than

loss

S2.06

a

average

increasing performance potentials

and

Tamar's

Mr.

Tamar

p.

combined

The

significantly

years.

to

$10,000,000.

REVENUES—Net

has

Staley

year's

the

approximately $35 million.
This arranagement
will
multiple
store
management
skills
with
Radio
Shack's merchandising experience in
the industrial
and
consumer
electronics industry.—V.
196, p. 1095.

the

on

other ways.

standing.—V.

to

capital expenditures, principally in
connection with the company's construction program, which includes
the expansion of
manufacturing facilities at two locations in. Japan.
Capital expenditures for the 1963 construction program are esti¬
mated

of

more

finance

to

several

company's incorporation

number

manufacturer of transistorized radios and
magnetic tape recorders, and other electronic
a

in

stock

Electroearnings

to

the

and

New York over-the-counter

previous

;:s/■ >*;-''

with

year."

in

combine

listing application "a very important
step in the
company's development." Mr. Staley noted that
stockholders gener¬
ally prefer listed stocks, which also
enjoy certain advance/cs; in
the consideration of
large investment funds in
negotiating "acqui¬
sitions

market.

pleased

has arranged

year

necessary

grown

the past

earnings."

$17,G99,945' for

announcement Donald C.
1963
to
be
even
better

Webster, President

197,

and

applica¬

during

That

and

Shows Profit

670,522 shares,
the year.

expansion."

coming

Mass.

Securities

1933.

D.

The

the

stockholders announcing an increase in the
regular cash dividend and the discontinuance of an
annual 2% stock
dividend, Mr. Staley pointed out that the total number
of outstand¬
ing shares and the number of shareholders had

of

the

of

sales

on

on

during

assisting in developing

holdings

the company. In June 1961,
Sony made the first public offering of common stock
by a Japanese company registered under the U. S.
Act

based

$11,961,544.

tremely

con¬

on

that

letter

sales

Proposed New

trading in Staley common shares
Exchange could begin in the latter part of May.

the second to be made by

$1,383,434

with

compares

of

Lee

,

The

record

Tandy Corp.—Acquisition—

announced

being prepared and will be filed
completed and acted upon.

was

earnings

planned

—V.

for listing of its

Jr.,

of

year

making the

and

Exchange Listing—

The

31

said,

Mr.

of

(A. E.) Staley Manufacturing Co.
York Stock

Sidenfaden

outstanding

forecast

with

Jan

McMillan
said
"Electro-Science Investors contributed
sig¬
nificantly to the 70%
growth experienced by. Tamar
Electronics
during 1962, bcRh in the areas of

outstanding

approximate iow.

widespread acceptance and are
leading items—V. 195, p. 54.

ended

than
1962.
He
cited
the
acquired Stoddart Aircraft Radio
Co., Inc., of Los Angeles
Kar-Trol
Signal Co. of Houston,
Texas, as "increasing our
sales forecast
to $23 million."

<

company's

months

and

earnings is attributed to the introduction of two
the residential heating field
during fiscal 1962,

in

12

newly

share on 315,825
drop In earnings as

290,000

the

'

consecutive
2629.

income

dent,

per

slight

a

share

per

1961.

over

in

products

participate in a
free distribution of 9,000,000 common shares to.be
made by Sony Corp. in the ratio of one new share
The

volume

decrease

sidered

deposited in Tokyo with the
Bank of Tokyo as agent of Morgan Guaranty Trust
Co. of New York, the Depositary.
The

in

new

of

shares

in

32

previous year. Sales for

The

stock

common

the

to

for

.

/

of

In

,

The offering
was $17.25.

Share

the

tor

Barney & Co. Inc. and The

American Depositary

outstanding

v

Mr.

compared

share

a

Electronics, a partner company of
Dallas-based
Investors, Inc., has anounced record sales and

share

sales

to

/Spartan also reported earnings of.28 cents
shares

compared

Securities Co., Ltd., New York.

per

continue

a.

p.

shares

This

heating equipment,
has
acquisition of all outstanding shares of stock of the
Manufacturing Corp. of Glendale, L. I.
Ketcham
operate as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Bpartan
International. * No change in the present
management of Ketcham
is anticipated.
The combined sales of both companies is
anticipated
to be in excess of $5,000,000 for
1963.,

public offering of 300,000 American Depositary Shares
representing 3,000,000 shares of common stock of
Sony Corp. (Tokyo) was made by an underwriting
Nomura

of

Ketcham

M.

Will

cents

"The fourth quarter will
full three months
operations of Uregas and we are
that the fiscal year that
ends April 30. 1963
will

14th

1962.

per

cabinets, shower stalls

the

announced

G.

86

ahead

196,

Science

were

Spartan International, Inc.—Acquisition; Net Lower

Co., New York.

earlier.

ended Jan. 31,
1963, total revenues amounted
compared
with $21,575,273 a
year
earlier
Net
$2,581,083. or 97 cents per share as

from

Tamar

a

company, a manufacturer of medicine
and. relatc-d
accessories
and
residential

for. ap¬
ended

Jan."

Tamar Electronics
Industries, Inc.

/'V.;.

The

year

as

or

the

Net

$23,050,000 serial loan of this company, guaranteed
by the Republic of France and the Islamic Republic
of Mauritania, had been placed privately with sev¬
eral institutions through Morgan Stanley & Co., and

fiscal

For Year—

;

year

accounted

the

months

confident

—V.

$47,144,883

the

12

was

benefit

"

to

ended

\y,

mark

Slirev.eport, La.,
Texas,
northwestern

charges

the

Looking

St.,

amounted

months

1.962.

or

\

sold

in

.

to

$22,302,972

income

ranging

Arkansas.

income

7.11

redeemable

are

purposes

properties

earnings

was

$2,274,583,

plus

optionally redeem-,
general redemption prices

also

The
net

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

year

con¬

105.29%

nine

of

.

31.
1963,
total
revenues'
$16,341,266, up from $16,004,463 a year
earlier. Net
$1,909,562, equal to 72 cents per share on
the 2,663,127
average number of shares outstanding, .which
compares with earn¬
ings of $1,668,255 or 63 cents a share on
2,628,428 average shares
outstanding during the corresponding period a

approximately
company's

the

income

are

company
of
428
Travis
service
in
northeastern

electric

Louisiana,

reported that

was

the

price

bonds

the company at any
time at
from 105.30%
to
100%.
They
April 1, 1964 for debt retirement
100-92% %o 100%.

REVENUES—Operating

Anonyme des Mines de Fer

For

amounted

interest.

BUSINESS—The

the

of

of

satisfied.

$72,000
1962.
" '

April 30,

loans,
and
$16,000,000
will
be
applied
of $16,000,000 outstanding first mortgage

1.989

by

from

Divi¬

Shade

offering,

part

ranging

Slick Corp.—V.

—Serial Loan—On April 3,

the

bonds

REDEMPTION

companies.

operates

came

been

now

proximately

Inc.,

and Eastman
Other bids, which
from Kuhn, Loeb &

the

be

redemption

%

5 Vn

after

sion

will

toward

accrued

placed

were

have

Merrill

from

came

expenditures, including the prepayment of abouc $4,000,000
construction

#

It

coupon

coupon,

short-term

.

banks and insurance

4%%

a

4^2%

a

PROCEEDS—Of

privately
placed
through
Redpath, Washington, D. C.,

Auchincloss, Parker &
a total of $4,200,000 in sinking fund notes,
consisting
of $2,100,000
due Feb. 1, 1969, and $2,100,000 due
Feb.

for

Co., Blyth & Co., and Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
101.98, and from Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.979.

Privately—On April 2, it
Co., a wholly

Slick

that

subsidiary,

100.1261

Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.

.

paid

depletion
after

these

in

and

non-cash

$1.28 per
earlier after

January

1962.

amortization

considering

minority

expenses

$1.45

or

outstanding
or

for

the

interests

accounted

share.

for

■

„

Revenue

810,341
■'■II

of

the

against

company

and

$126,374,499

in

consolidated

1961—V.

subsidiaries
197, p. 1060.,

ii<

IV-''*

'

was
.

$145,-

Volume

197

Number

6253

.

.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

(1463)

*'

Tip Top Products Co.—Quarterly Report—
This

Omaha,

the

fiscal

Net

sales

were

increase

an

period

$3,679,864

of

20%

the

of

stock

Neb., company
ended Feb. 28,

year

outstanding

the

tion

of

first

-

quarter

same

-J,}

c

,

■'

%.

'

■

acquisition
indication

World

The

$5,704,000
745,000
the
■

(85

of

cents

($2.21

write-down

of

Jr.,
to

achieve

stances
that

net

a

not

the

as

loss

the

for

in

of

his

"was

to

to

report,

be

included

to

ol

$14,item for

shareholders

C.

Steel

Tillinghast,

that

the

failure

$1,800,000

it
in

by

to

subsidiary

comment

this. transaction.

stated

was

declined

244,000

•

and

that

/./

'■

general offices

the

However,

acquired

as

companies

-

of

'

•"

/

the

an

savings

had

price

companies

wholly-owned

a

noted

that

"will

acquisitions

enable

new

Eastern Air Lines and $2,700,000 of
additional-special write-offs
piston airplanes. He also estimated a revenue loss of more
than $7,000,000 because pf/tlie pilot-flight engineer labor
dispute

as

and

market

a

expanding

which

offers

attractive growth
steel.—V. 197, p. 862. %

for

uses

as

are

out

expand

•

v

;

System operating revenues; totaled $403,029,000—ah ail-'tirhe
high
TWA, and 11.2% above 1961. International operations recorded

.

'

*

'

*■ e

.

.

earnings

S.

in

capability

loss

year

v

before-tax

last

last

was

year

its
for

■

1961.

*

I

\

V.v

$.412,781,000,
'per

increase

an

available

compared

ton

of

mile,

28 cents in
decreased by 3 cents

also

6%

1961.

over

however,

to

The

to

cents

56

The

dropped

1961.

to

operating

25

expense

per
1962.

in

cents

StarStreams
airline

were

will

20

of

.

delivery of ten 727 medium range three-engine
jets from the Boeing Co.
'
"TWA's equipment position is still
not adequate to realize the
full
potential
of
improved greatly

our

in

markets

overseas

noted.—V.

world-wide

competitive

since

the

routes.

position

low

points

Nonetheless

in

of

196, p. 2718.

both

1961,"
^

ahead

and
of

the

.

corporation

be

made

V.

197,

has

operation
due

The

the

at

company

for
redemption on May
1,
1963,
sinking fund, $400,000 of its 6 V5b %
plus accrued interest. Payment will
National City Bank,
55 Wall St., N. Y.—

'

of

•

H.

Additional

—

Financing De¬

tails—Our April 1,

1963 issue reported the company's
offer to exchange
810,740 shares of new $2.50 pre¬
ferred stock for all
outstanding $2.70 preferred stock
on a share-for-share
basis.
Additional financing de¬
tails follow:

GIVING

EFFECT

TO

PRESENT

series A,

due

March

I.

cum.

pref.

Warrants
of

stock,

stock,
to

($50

at

1,000,000 shs.

Romnes

stated

in

The

,

Mr.

its

be

made

The

at

ei

for

for

totaled
the

increase

of

System

annual

In

Na¬

of

Electric

drop

of

earnings

for

sales
14.8%
were

to
.

get

the

the

Touch

Tone

familiar

not

to

which-

to

exceed

shall

of

the

date

written

be

of

delivery,

Such

..

.

to

which

purchasers

■

....

subject

shares

find

or

Stock."

new

for

the

the

for

'"V

■/.;•

preferred

stock

old
preferred
dividends from

accrued

terms

of

the

Underwriters
herein

are

1,

are

converted

for

Economy

service.

and

fine

new

Paper

Box

Co.

boxes.

of

Eastman

Blyth

Clark,
The

Dodge

First

Kuhn,
Merrill

Stone

197,

&

Securities

&

Co

Co.

Inc.____

6.0

Corp

Co.

The

N.

Inc

Weld

&

Securities

package its products in a wide variety of
eye-appealing
substantially reduced costs.—V. 195, p. 2538.

at

System

with

history,

the

Wrather

President

The

will

about

5.9%

be

the

government

subsidiary of
Charles

of

total

establishments

accounted

was

on

C.

programmed
made

trancisco

$122,-

the

announced

franchise

from

by Muzak
Wrather Corp.

the

from

has

operated

1961.

,

up

Muzak

over

$2,153,000,000 of

$135,216,000,

Corp.—Acquires Muzak Franchise—

company

Francisco

Cowley,
the

because

market

West

U.

of

the

area

Coast

S.

a

of

to

has

Co.,

purchased

Inc.,

York

the

commercial

said

growth

management's
compaiij -owned

that

Range

on

The

'

.

Over 5,500 Stocks

8.5

8.5

Monday Issue of the Commercial and

'

t,

-V'' •;

y '■••

United

States Testing

Expansion
has

Inc.,

'V

the

of

•"

••..

-...

-•

Financial Chronicle contains the
price range

Co., Inc.—Acquisition—

Engineering

Testing Division of the company
begun with the acquisition of the
testing equipment of AMLAB.
of Port Washington, N. Y., it was announced
by A. L. Brassell,

on

than 5,500

more

stocks

traded

on

the

President.

According to Brassell, the
of Hoboken, N. J. has
of AMLAB, Inc. "to meet its
pany

testing

generated

by

exchanges

of

"A

of

survey

of

program

period,"
meet

new

Brassell

the

direction

capital

said.-

increasing

generated by
—V.

the

195,

engineering

purchase

demands

for

acquisition
of

States

Trust

Co. of

April
The

company has announced
4, 1963 according to Hoyt

New

stock

split

lias

Market.

two-year
help us to

an

Mr.

which

Ammidon
will

dividend

rate

$4

On

the
the

March

surplus

will

per

be

share

stock

$2.20
on

split

notices.

effective

the

Board.

in

the

dividend

share

old

on

the

new

stock

Write

The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL CHRONICLE

The new
as

Stewart,

Steel

President,

com¬

stock.

Subscription Department
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.

Corp.—Acquisition—
of

Universal-Cyclops Steel, Bridgeville, Fa.,' and Joseph H. Bowman, Sr., President of
American Steel
Band Co. and its affiliated
Companies, jointly announced that as
of April 1,' 1963, Universal-Cyclops had
acquired, for cash, all of
the outstanding capital stock of American
Steel Band Co. and Alle¬
gheny Steel Band Co., both of which had been
privately owned by
Joseph II. Bowman, "Sr., and members of his




to:

rate

the capital account stood at
$10,500,000, and
$22,000,000.
These will
not
be
affected by
stock split.—V. 197, p. 106i.

Universal-Cyclops
G.

raise

dividend payable in July.

per

the

10%

a

family,

include

comprehensive record of dividend

31, 1963,
fund at

two-for-one

William

the

features

ments, redemption calls,

Ammidon, Chairman of

announced

with

Over-The-Counter
the

most

announce¬

services

the

commence

pared

to

to

also

Other

made

was

amendment

the

programs."

possible by the stockholders approval
company's charter which changed the
par value of the stock to $10 from $20.
This approval came at a
special stockholders meeting held April 4.
of

in

to

a

will

testing
space

led

York—Stock Split

two-for-one

a

over

AMLAB

environmental

Approved—
The

testing

the growing technical complexities of
2747.

p.

United

of

equipment

"The

and

the

growing technical complexities
the space age."
The equipment is scheduled for final transfer
Hoboken by mid-April.

to

a

services

83-year old independent testing com¬
purchased all the physical equipment
increasing demands for environmental

This

acquisi¬

t

and

largest

be

sinking fund

supplier

industrial

and
the

oiiice.—V.

8.5
..

to

San

hereafter

wholly-owned

potential

desire

the

which

based

Muzak,

abroad,

dramatic

and

by

music
and

it

New

President

background
in

that

Muzart

Corp.,

8.5

;

Co

1360.

p.

Corp

and
earn

Cana¬

Canada,

12.5

;■
•

to

growing

Y.,

12.5

Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc

Webster

Price

8.5

charges,

expected

Williamhouse, has
of
cash, all the assets
designers and manufac¬
acquisition will permit William¬

of

to

26.5

.

Brothers

Lynch,
&

White,
—V.

&

Boston

Loeb

Lehman

Union

Inc.__

by

items.

in

the

%

Co.,

The

made

amount

"Under¬

•

Dillon,

&

Canada,

was

the

.

•

Subsidiary;

freight

are

share

paper

subsidiary

undisclosed

an

factors

major

converted

the

cardboard

a

costly

save

These

1963,

obligated
the

;

re¬

complete line of imported
warehoused, in
Canada.
Cus¬

Underwriting

called

V

■

at

April

which

rigid

a

offered

stock,

/

transoceanic

in

announcement

7,403,825 shs.

of

snares

plus

'

Telephone

.

offering

(Ontario)

for

to

facility

subsidiary

at

exchanged

share

per

Agreement.

purchase

240,000

not

$55

in

Canadian

new

The

superior-products,

to

house

Ltd.

a

Chairman.

local

adidtion

of

established

first

acquired

the

New

728,160 w'ts.
728,160 wts.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
severally
agreed to purchase, or to find purchasers
for, a maximum amount
of

new

Bell

use

'

price

A

by

share

per

telephone

dial.

i

paper
a

last,

turers

report.

increase of

accounted

12.3%—-and

$540,000,000—a

an

of

Inc.—Sales, Net Higher

provided the Bell
and services in its

$2,762,000,000,

Bell

,

Inc.

has

(Ontario)

the

market

Mr.

'—an

to

in

-

been

Williamhouse

also

Electric, a subsidiary of American Telephone & Telegraph -Co., is the' manufacturing
and supply unit of the Bell
System."
'
Sales

Nine

innovation"
-

include

instead

Olzman,

is

e

dian

The

Riggs

Saul

tomers

1963, through
47/s%
first mort-

will

had

company

This

Western

Sales

products

mill-branded

May 1,

on

year

1962

of

total

40,000

states.

electrical

buttons

Williamhouse

k

\

the

a

shares

time

any

last

as

810,740 shs.

14,000,000 shs.

1.27

redemption

80 Pine

products

"year

of

than

50

businesses.

$20,000,000

par)

par)

purchase

stock

com.

$17.76

($1

Electric

1962

all

:

three

fund, $180,000 of
100.35%.
Payment

•'/

small

45%

more

in

1,

1966

$2.50

Common

•;/

•

were

about

involved

towns

Outstanding

$20,000,000

debs.,

for

and

administration.

FINANCING

Authorized

3Vb %

V":

volume of-

Western

CAPITALIZATION

first

Western Electric Company,
highest

Corp.

called

sinking

program

cities

Y'V:,

push

boxes

Western

Tri-Continental

the

St., N. Y., or at
tional Bank of Washington, D.
C.—Y; 196, p. 532.
\-'K' '

100%

First

has

the

due 1986 at
Manhattan Bank,

Chase

1360.

p.

for

bonds

the

at

Sales

$1,250,000,000,

buying

described

in

Williamhouse,
Acquisition—

quarter of the fiscal year were
in 1962, Nat S. Rogers, Chair¬

period

The

185,'

p.

Washington Gas Light Co.—Partial
Redemption—

.

called

of

1978

corresponding

basis.

"

placed privately through
Eastman";
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York;

Inc.—Sales, Net Higheiv-

first

the

representing

annual

an

Western Properties, Inc.—-Notes
Placed Privately—
April 3, 1963, it was reported that
$5,000,000 of
this firm's
41A%-4%% secured notes, class A, due

•3

and

Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—Partial Red.
The

the

totaled

3,000

suppliers

new

1972-90

were

operation

through

for

companies,

on

On

%
the"'

months ended Feb. 28,
$22,528,000 and earnings were $230,000, or 44
cents per
-share. Comparative figures for 1962
were $21,634,000
and $173,000,
/equal to 33 cents per share.—V. 197, p. 450.
1963

vigage

debentures

earnings

reported.

man,

Tillinghast

.

close >of business
April*2, 1963,
additional share of common stock
fractional shares are to be issued

have

we

domestic

Mr.

No

Van Waters. & .Rogers,
Sales

receive

.

A,

the

one

held.

197,

Boeing StarStream jets. Three additional'
in
service
early in
1963.
Next
year
the

put

at

receive

mile

v

introduction

record

to

shares

telephone
million

.

to ♦. af r, actional in
Merest will be given
to buy an additional half-share, or to sell
their halffractional interest.
It is- expected that the certificates for
the additional shares
resulting from the common stock split will
be mailed on May.l, 1963 toshareholders.—-V.

Mr, Tillinghast said that a major re-equipment program initiated'
; v ;'after he took office m April, 1961, moved forward last
year" with
the

two

sales

of

effective. -V"

opportunity

year

ton

revenue

has

share

expense

last

of

entitled

each

of

prices

Commission,

became

shareholders--: entitled

r

Total
expenses
including
non-operating
interest
and
other
charges of • $16,746,000 for the TWA. system last year, amounted to

I

be

for

Bell

$40

the

peater/and new armorless cable, developed
Laboratories, were put into production for
communications.—-V. 195, pi'

was

Shareholders
will

dollar

per

company's

1962

Romnes

Other

the

to

cents

reduced

of

some

networks.

permiti

whereupon such amendment

compared to 1961. The
compared to $27,203,000

$9,752,000

amendment

4.9

again

During 1962, joint development
by Western Electric and Bell
Telephone Laboratories continued on a
wide range of new
products
and
services," including the
revolutionary new concept of elec¬
tronic
switching.. Another joint development was
the production
of
thin film circuits, a
technique in which super-thin
layers of
tantalum are
placed on tiny pieces of glass to
form

Company's articles of incorpora¬
a
three-for-two split of the common stock of
the
adopted at the annual meeting of
shareholders on
April 2, 1963. A certificate of increase
of capital stock has been
filed
with
the Michigan
Corporation and Securities
to

company

before-tax credit
profit of $12,040,000, the second highest in
history,, oh total revenues of $102,118,000. .Revenue from U. S.
operations' totaled i $300,911,000 for a.
$21,792,000^ operating loss.
■;
Mr. Tillinghast noted a favorable swing of $17,451,000 in the

-company's

The proposed

tion

for
a

the

about

widespread

in

ten

Mr.

re¬

potential

for

to

1961.

1950,

in

This

of

1,

cost

products and

generally

in

Electric

of

the

Jan.

Purchases

Upper Peninsula Power Co.—-Stock
Split Approved

.

summer.

them

in the

suppliers

on

last

of

sales.

Universal-

Y

makes

to

amounts

cents

products is now about
12% below the
despite a rise of 76% in
wages and a 24%
materials over the same
period.
This accom¬
plishment is ascribed to a
large-scale program of investment in
more
efficient production
facilities and to
unremitting cost re¬
duction engineering.
level

subsidiary of Universal-Cyclops.

these

This

4,7

Western

level of

jump

;

acquired

1961.
with

1962,
products it

large users of
type produced by Empire-Reeves

galvanized steels of the

Stewart-

in

Iii

the

on

of

1962

in

garded

paid

to
■

wholly-owned

a

Cyclops to enter the steel
strapping market, as well
participation in the building, products field
which is

consequence of
special circumencountered
in
1963.'--He
explained

of

size,

net sales

Corp.,

Mr.

the

special strike benefits

Bowman

represented

operations and

carbon

'•

Charles

progress,

Mr.

Heidelberg, a suburban area of Pittsburgh. These com¬
panies are principally engaged in the
fabricating of steel strapping,
steel roof deck,
protected metal roofing and
siding, and other pro¬
tected metal
building products.
As
such, they are

in

year

airplanes.:
year

profit

loss

after-tax

$6,795,000

of

compared to a 1961 loss
exclusive of a $23,968,000 special

a

expected

net

its

earnings

share)

a

piston

1962
President, said

net

Corp.,

compared
and

end.

The

Report—

located

that

reduced

share)

a

Inc.—Annual

reported

1962

Describing

r

■V,

has

company
second half

the

Airlines,

price

Steel

Band.

slightly in excess of $12 million, and
total assets at Dec.
31, 1962 of approximately $4 million.
In 1962,
Universal-Cyclops had net sales of $129
million, net income of
approximately $5 million, and total assets of $110 million
at the

year

Trans

Bowman

Steel

of

combined

='''

v

includes

...Both Mr. Stewart

21%

r

also

American

of

year.

for

the

\•<

that

respectively over the corresponding
Earnings per share on all common
the period was 12.8 cents as compared to
period of the previous year.—V. 197, p. 566.

previous

10.5 cents for

and

and

reports

1963, was the best in its history.
net income after taxes was $268,037,

51

acquisition
of

the

San

represented

197,

p.

762.

52

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1464)

.

.

Monday, April 8, 1963

f

STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS

interest

ALABAMA
...

,

H.ghway Author,ty

(P. O. Montgomery), Ala.
Bond

will

$25,000,000

10

^y.

The

sive.

bonds

until

will

qqq

1963

Due

Dated

June

1,

June 1 from 1964 to

on

and

at the

payable

New

Trust

York

York

City.

White,
Rose.

New & Morton.

Company,

Cypress Sch. Dist., Orange County,
California

T

Bond

ALASKA

land,

City

Standard
the

Time)

11

Dated

May

1,

bonds

The

inclusive.
(A~0)

revenue

1963.

Due

reasurer s
Prove

gality approved by Preston, Thor-

Sr.,
Ariz.

bids

until

7:30

improvement

Due on May 1 from

school

1965

to-1978

inclusive.

Were

and

interest

Principal

payable

the Town Treasurer's office.

feld

by

approved

at
Le-

cisco,

at

about

Gust, Rosen-

Sale—The

Housing

'

$55,000 watersold

were

dustrial

$385,000

plant bonds

Stephens,
&

The

—

Inc.

T.

in-

sold

were

and

J.

Hutton

Unified

Angeles

School

County,

to the

United

school

District,

1988

Calif.

California

Union

William

R.

Co.,

sealed

bids

a.m.

El Dorado

Bond

$35,000

bonds offered March 18
Bank

S. A., of San

District,

San

at

(PST)

of

on

America

Francisco,

3V2S.

Due

15,

May 15 from 1964 to
Principal and inpayable

the

at

for

the

(PST)

purchase

T.

&

Legality approved

O'Melveny

& Myers.

San

March

District

Bernardino County, Calif.

Rich,

Offering

—

Mr.

Paying

approved

fcy

'

&

nntii

9

nn

1Q«-*

i™i

o-




a

Countv

•

of

17 for the

$500,000

hospital

Angeles County,

visors,

were

until

will
9

receive
(PST)

a.m.

for

school bonds.

034,

2.85%,

100.-

interest cost of about

net

a

to

2V2S.

840,000

(M-N)

April 1 from

Due

2%s.

Due

1

Principal

payable

1

1979

to

Other

Due
1983

members

S'tone

&

Bond

April 1 from

on

of

the

Youngberg;

Hay-

on

June

Oxnard Union High School District,

$350>000 hospital

bonds,

Clerk

of

the

will

Board

receive

of

E.

&

Supervis-

sealed

bids

Dated

June

on

15

(J-D)

S.

Treasurer's

Bank

or

of America, N.

of

agent

Chicago,

the

or

T.

City.

R.

1964

to

and

interest

1976

on

May

L.

inclusive.

(M-S)

Ventura

Bond

at

bonds

Placer

Treasurer's

office.

County Water Agency
Auburn, Calif.

f f
to

N T.

received

until

Day,

County, Calif.

&

bonds

e

April

f e d

the

Bank

2

of

to the Bank of

about

of

Conn.

-

were

sold to

school

Paine, Webber,

Jackson & Curtis.
DISTRICT OF
Public Housing

(P.

COLUMBIA

Administration

Washington), D. C.

O.

1 p.m.

(EST)

on

April 16 for the purchase of $77.-

Angeles

FLORIDA

County,

Altamonte

a

bids
17

Calif.

Springs, Fla.

Bond Offering
Town

County

Water

offered

at

Clerk,

—

until 8 p.m.

for

the

James Polmer,

receive

will

(EST)

purchase

sealed

on

April

$350,000

of

April

Yolo

District,

Diego County, Calif.

2

were

of America

Bond
-

Hart-

nirpSScA.oDist.,
w llm

County, Calif.

Offering—Laurence

P.

Henigan, Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, will receive sealed
bids at Woodland until 2:30

p. m'.

will receive sealed bids (PST) on April 8 for the purat Poway until 7:30 p.m. (PST) chase of $49,000 school bonds.
for

the

purchase

in San Diegp pr Los Apgeles.

bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963.

Due

Feb.

0n

1

from

inclusive.

Interest

approved

by

son

of

Dated April 8, 1963.

8

from

1964

to

Due

1983

on

April

inclusive,

Principal and interest (A-O)
able

at 'the

County

Legality

pay-

Treasurer's

office.

:

Orrick,

Dahlquistr Herrington

Lp^.Sutcliffe.

.'

approved

,

to

1966

F-A.

1993

Legality

Richard-

Freeman,

& Watson,

Orlando Utilities Commission, Fla.
Bond Offering—Sealed

a

2.71%.

Offering—Lillian

$500,000 school

about 2.85%.

America

net interest cost of about

10

bonds

were

N. T. & S. A., San Francisco, and
Associates, at a net interest cost

$230,000 school
April 2 were

S.A., San Francisco,

April

price of

a

cost

Old Lyme,

America

S.A^ San Francisco, at

awarded to the Bank

County, Calif.

offered

San

basis

revenue

Bond Sale—The

Bond

Los

Valley School District,

awarded

2.90s,.at

as

128,000 notes. Dated May 7, 1963.

Whittier Union High School Dist.,

rev-

were
Anthony &

Tucker,

a

school

2

Note Offering—Sealed bids will

net interest cost of about 3.31%.

the

April

Bond Sale—The $550,000

by Orrick, Dahl-

Bond Sale—The

Ventura

bonds

for

1

$115,000,000

Purchase
of
enue bondsPleasant

May

the

Com¬

Trust

Sale—The $195,000 school
o

awarded

County

to

be received until

Principal

payable

&

2.82%.

quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.

from

15

Bank

an(j

at

in

^a^ey Oaks Union School District,

Due

payable

Sale—The $225,000

100.688,

Le-

15,

approved

iqN4

f

Principai

Hartford. Legality approved

awarded

at the

District

New York

or

Fair-

gality

j

proved by O'Melveny & Myers.

(F-A)

Bond

the

at

office,

A., San Francisco,

paying

at

payable

until 11 a.m.
(PST) on
April 23 for the purchase of $1,350,000 school bonds. Dated May

1963.

'

.

inclusive

)

°

Haddam, Conn.

Trus-

of

bonds.

Due

a,m- (

®

D

19gq

pany,

(Calif. DST)

a.m.

1963.

1,

field,

King,

Ventura

on

'

-

1

•

by Day, Berry & Howard.

Board

refunding

County

Ventura County, Calif.

Offering—Lois

'or

,

Principal and

Bond

-u

?^n
sea.£ } ^1UI11
,

frT 1975 ,0„199,° irlSlusivc'.
bonds are callable.

C. N. White

& Co.

the

a^'

Connecticut

May 8 for the purchase of $1,-

055,000

Co.; Walston & Co., Inc.;
Crowell, Weedon & Co., and Han-

ors,

the

Vallejo. until 10

Arthur &

Talbot and

of

Le¬

Margaret W.

—

tees< wil* receive sealed bids at bonds offered

syndi-

den, Stone & Co.; Kenower, Mac-

&

Offering

Offering—George E. Derr,

Secretary

M-N.

„

County ^

California

inclusive.

Interest

Eastford, Conn.
Bond

interest

Solano County,

(EST) 011

p.m

May 1 from 1964 to

on

~

the

Vallejo Sanitation and Flood

t e,

a

receive

gality approved by Day, Berry &
Howard.

and

at

1974 to 1978 inclusive.

1,630,000 3s.

naford

$115,000

Dated May 1, 1963.

Control District,

April

on

Due

inclusive.

interest

April

on

of

23

C

B.

April 11 for the purchase of $1,465,000 sewer bonds. Dated May 1,

bids

April

Treasurer's office.

from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.

from

purchase

inclusive.
on

inclusive.

1970

the

sealed
on

R.

will

sealed bids until 2

1973

Calif.

—

Treasurer,

Due on May 1 from 1964 to 1983

follows:

as

$1,465,000 3s. Due

Bond Offering

Town

vig, Clerk of the Board of Super-

syndicate headed by

a

T

and

Patterson,

Finance, will receive

Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-

Calif.

$5,460,000

i

Principal

CONNECTICUT
Brandord (P. O. Hartford), Conn.

rectors,

p.m.

pur"

County Sch. Dist., No. 6

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

1963.
Los

Srhnnl

aLJIucca Yad^y until 7:30
(PST) 0n April 18 for the
of

•

(P. O. Greeley), Colo.

in-

bonds

ley, Secretary of the Board of Di-

Chase

.

interest

Mor-

or\

rw

Offering—C.
of

purchase

Dated May 1, 1963. Due on May 1 $105,000 revenue bonds. Dated
April 15 ifo
th
^+ t?0 f^om 1965 ,to 1984 inclusive. Prin- May 1, 1963. Due on May 1 from
75n nnn sehnni
'" cipal and interest (M-N) payable 1966 to 1983 inclusive., Principal
1' fW* Tinia
t
?
"*1® at the County Treasurer's^ office, and' interest C (M-N) payable at.
to
UrlD
1-0nl
San Bernardino. Legality ap- the-Security First National>Bank
to 1983 inclusive.
rent™

1984

and

bids until April

seaje(j

by

Directors, will receive sealed bids

Imperial County, Calif.

Bond

Director

or

Sale—The

Pomerado

of

Weld

on

Roseville, Calif.

the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,

Horace

Secretary of the Board

Los^Aneelds

of

pur-

Due

to

were

COLORADO

proved by O'Melveny & Myers,

com-

City

Jones

Gran„e

Bond

N.T. &

Memorial Hospital Dist.,

Bond

from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.

by

1965

1

Security-First
•

bonds,

Valle Lindo School District,

of

May 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive,

follows:

the

York

Horhn, Un;„n

be

$300,000 waterworks bonds. Dated

^ 1964
on

16

1963.

the

National Bank

11

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

Fullerton, Calif.

April

trust

or

by

New

Harzfeld,

N

Orrick, Dahlquist,

sold

N.

as

Wilson,

^ounty Treasurer's office. Legality approved by
herrington & Sutcliffe.

school

Principal

of

Bank

A., San Fran-

bank

Legality

TT

on

Central Union High Sch.
Dist.,

nnh

May

school

were

$10'0a0n°d4W65DUe °"
25,000

on

Dated

sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.

County, Calif.

Sale—The

bonds.

1,

from

interest

Offering —Virginia Fitzsimmons, City Clerk, will receive

School

any

in

of

Bond

about 3.38%.

Buckeye

•

cost

Co., and Stone &

(M-N)

Bank,, of Los Angeles, and E. F.
& Co., at a net interest

'

Co.,

&

inclusive.

terest

Hutton

riprk

&

10:30

1963. Due

.

the

interest

1

elusive;

ton.

of

April 16 for the purchase of $35,-

awarded

to

26

Bank

Youngberg.

receive

Bond Sale—The $200,000 school
bonds
offered
April
2,
were

of

March

the

April

to

interest

and

the

at

designated

cate:

Witter

E.° F.

000

cost

to

2.96%.

to

CALIFORNIA

Los

offered

net

a

Raney

Sons.

Bellflower

at

or

1,525,000

Bond Offering—Helen Kleckner,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,

Lonoke, Ark.
Sale

cisco,

The $1,965,000

Fallbrook Union High Sch. Dist.,
-San Diego County, Calif.
>

Finance

Agency.

Bond

payable

1964

the

to

Home

and

re-

May 1 for

Staats & Co., Schwabacher &

Hickory Ridge, Ark.
bonds

Scott,

Other members of the syndicate:

ARKANSAS

works

bonds

—

awarded

Dean

Bond

J-D)

Principal

awarded to

America N. T. & S. A., San Fran-

Divelbess.

&

Offering

p.m.

until

April 8 for the

on

awarded

$150,000 school

April

"sealed

receive

$515,000

San Francisco, at a price of

will

Manager,
bids until

8

school bonds offered April 2

.

County, Calif.
Bond

May 1, 1963.

gality

p

^r

Eureka High Sch. Dist., Humbolt

Dated

bonds.5

(M-N)

^

$206,000 school bonds.

on

until

Dated

from 1965 to 1985 in-

June 1

sealed

(MST)

p.m.

Business

April 10 for the purchase of $120,000

y

Angeles County, Calif.

ceive sealed

Smithson,

receive

will

?ai

'

Bond Offering—David A.

Bond Offering—T. E.

Clerk,

the

e veny

y

Los

ARIZONA

Town

lce<

°

interest
County

and

Enterprise Elementary School Dist.,

grimson, Horowitz, Starin & Ellis

Holbrook,

Principal
at

bids

of

offered

he received until 8:30 p.m. (MST)
chase of $500,000 improvement (A-O)
payable
at
the
County on April 24 for the purchase of
bends. Dated June 1, 1963. Due Treasurer's office. Legality ap- $2,350,000 school bonds.

Chicago.

$190,000

(PST)

a.m.

—

San

at

April

sealed

April

of

will

Bernardino

(PST) on April 16 for the pur-

Agent

Due on April 15 from 1964 to 1982

callable. Le-

are

purchase

the

Supervisors,

ceive

Santa

for

16

May 1 from 1969 to 1988 inclu-

sive.

for

9

2 " ?ri"?CN°e"D*

chase

on

(PST)

a.m.

bonds

bids

Offering

Counties, Calif.

Bond Sale—The

County, Calif."

x

Richard De
Long, Deputy City Clerk, will re-

at

bids

school bonds. Dated April 15, 1963.

April

on

Wallace,

(Alaska

a.m.

purchase of $6,000,000

bonds.
011

until

receive

will

Manager,

bids

Bond

pany

sealed

Ana until 11

Offering—Robert H. Old-

sealed

B.

Western

Co., of Los Angeles,

America N. T. & S.

L.

Riverside

Milpitas, Calif.

will

receive

First

the

Yucaipa Joint Union Elementary
Sch. Dist., San Bernardino and

Rialto Sch. Dist., San Bernardino

were

....

Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,

Anchorage, Alaska
Bond

Offering

26

net* interest cost of 3.36%.

a

elusive.

&

All

Arant,

at

on

Legality approved by

Bradley,
V
1

to

&

school

$44,000

March

by O'Melveny

Myers;

Howe, and Hill Richards & Co., jointly, Wardle, Clerk of the Board of

E.

interest
(M-N) 1976 inclusive. Principal and inState Treasurer's terest (J^D) payable at the City
office, or First National Bank, Treasurer's office. Legality apBirmingham, or Chemical Bank proved by Wilson, Harzfeld, Jones

Principal

offered

p.m.

bonds.

sewer

gality approved

City Sch. Dist.,

Sale—The

Bond

Bank & Trust

receive sealed
(PST) on

7:30

Beach

Angeles County Calif.

Due April 15 f0r the purchase of $200,-

callable.

are

Clerk,

kjds

revenue

1963.

1,

May

Offering—F.

Bond

May 1 from 1970 to 1983 inclu-

on

Los

awarded

^

,Q

Manhattan

bonds

Coalinga, Calif.

April 18 for the

on

of

Dated

bonds.

-i

a

(CST)

a.m.

purchase

until

bids

sealed

receive

the

at

Myers.

Offering—Seymore Tram-

President of the Authority,

mell,

payable

(J-D)

County Treasurer's office. Legal^
approved by O'Melveny
&

,

Alabama State

bids will

be received until April 30 for the

purchase

of

$14,000,000

revenue

bonds.
-

GEORGIA

Mercer University (P. O. Macon),
Georgia
Bond Offering—Rufus C.

Harris,

President, will receive sealed bids
until 10

a.m.

(EST)

on

May 1 for

the purchase of $604,000

revenue

l^opds. Dated Sept.1; 1962.-Due

on

by, Sept.i from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
&

Interest

M-S.

Legality

by King & Spalding.

approved

Volume

Number

197*

6253

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

.

.

(1465)

idaho

Livingston, McLean and Ford

Bingham County Class A Sch. Dist.

Counties, Community Sch. Dist.,

No. 55

(P. O. Blackfoot), Idaho

Bond

Clerk

No. 3

Offering

of

the

will

Board

receive

p.m.

Jack

—

(MST)

of

sealed

until

bids

for

8

cipal

the "First

at

Mercer

Idaho Bank

Security, Bank,'

■

•Blackfoot; Legality

or

bonds

Chapman & Cutler.

Sale—The

$115,000

reve¬

bonds offered March 27

nue

awarded

to

Hanifen,

were

Imhoff

of about 3.70%.

of

illinois
Cook

County Community

sealed

(CST)
of

bids

until

school

$985,000

May 1, 1963. Due
1965

1978

to

7:30

bonds.

inclusive.

p.m.

Dated

& Cutler.

Bank

to

of

about

Township High

(P. O.

>

•/•-'..}';

Louis,

received

until

on

April

for

22

$1,020,000

2

2.76%,

-

3s.

&

school

'Legality

purchase

bonds.

approved

& .Cutler.

5

-

1969

price

from

1

School

bonds

Illinois

Bond

Sanitary District, III.

of

Offering—John K. Wells,

District Clerk, will receive sealed
until

1:30

(CST)

p.m.

on

Nov.

1

clusive.

from

1964

Interest

approved

to

1982

in¬

Legality

Charles & Trauer-

by

100.156,

Bank

&

nicht;

Trust

interest

cost of

(P. O. Vincennes), Ind.

Bond Offering—Isaac K.

Beckes,

County Community

receive

(CST)

purchase

sealed

of

bids

,April

on

until

for

10

The bonds

(P. O. Glen Ellyn), III.

$770,000

revenue

(M-N)

American

the

payable

National

at
of

Bank

Dyer, Secretary of the Board of

Vincennes.

Education,

Note

bids

until

for

.10

8

receive

(CST)

p.m.

the

sealed

$160,000

purchase, of

Due

Dec.

on

inclusive.

1

from

40,000

Due

as

1, 1964

Bond

for

1,

iowa

Interest

J-D.

to

Due

to

1974

Legality

provement
26

approved by Chapman & Cutler.

Pu Page County Sch. Dist. No. 4

Sale—The'

-*

Phillips Co.,
est

cost

Offering

offered

awarded to

Inc.,

and

April

1

Lynch,

were

Bond

Bond

& Smith Inc., jointly, as
6s, 3s, 31/4S and 3V2S, at a price of

Education, will receive sealed bids
until

awarded

8

(CST)

p.m.

April

on

9

bonds. Dated April 1, 1963. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1965 to 1979 inclusive.

Interest' J-D.

Legality

approved

by Chapman & Cutler.

Counties, Community Unit School
300

Education,

will

on

April

11

receive

sealed

(CST) not 7

for

the

headed

to".'1982

on

Dec.

inclusive.

of

1 from 1965

Interest

J-D.

1,360,000
from

:.

Lake Forest
Lake

■/

,■•

bonds

•.

>:;'■. '■

'

■

-

$1,075,000

offered

April

1

1979

•750,000
from

Other

University (P. O.
Forest), III.

Bond Sale—The
nue

■

from

500,000

March

-

reve-

were

cate:

2V2S.

and

to

&

Co.,

at

a

May 1 from

on

Nov.

1

on

May

1

on

May

1,

1980.

Due

on

May

1

to 1983 inclusive.

members

of

the

Salomon,Brothers 8c

syndiHutz-

ler;
Blair
&
Co.,
Inc.;
Bear,
Stearns & Co.; First of Michigan
Coffin

&

Finance Agency.

Kean,

&

Shearson,

Taylor

$165,000 school
2

were

Equitable Securi¬

at

Co..;

23

Sale

for

1

1964

The

bonds

of

about

and interest

Suburban

Bond

Chemical

ity

l;

of

of

by

March

Boston,

2b

%

* were

2V2s,

as

100.045,

'

basis

a

at

cost

a

of

Stoneham, Mass.

000

on

notes.

Dated

April

15,

on

1963.

Principal and interest payable at
the New England Merchants Na¬
Bank

of

Boston.

Sudbury, Mass.
Bond

Sale

The

—

$1,500,000

school bonds offered April 2 were
awarded

York

Mitchell,

Le¬

a.m.
(EST)
April 8 for the purchase of «y

call¬

New

G.

sealed bids until 11

in¬

1993

Offerings—Walter

vitt, Town Treasurer, will receive

the

to

First

National

City Bank and the Chemical Bank

Co., New York City. Legal

approved

offered

Bank,
price

Hyattsville,

Bank

"

.

Mass.

awarded to the National Shawmut

Equitable Trust Co., Baltimore,

or

to

net interest cost

a

1.45%,

Principal

Co.,

awarded

Deposit & Trust

Sale—The $180,000 school

bonds

(M-N) payable at the

Trust

Safe

Somerset,

1964

are

1963.

$100,000 notes

were

"

tional

May 1,

of

pur¬

Due

to

2

Co., Boston, at

bonds.

bonds.

from

Bank,

.about 2.49%.

the

from

The

—

Boston

Note

Nov.

water
1

Dated

New York Trust Co., jointly, both

Pc

of New

shing, Shetterly & Mitchell.

of

York,

100.242,

2.87%,

net interest cost

a

a

2.90s, at

as

basis

cost

a

of

price
about

bonds

sold

were

Pierce,

Merrill

to

Fenner

&

Smith

Sale—The

to

the

Burr;

$500,000

March

offered

were

awarded

to

the

First

Bank, Memphis, at
cost

a

Offering—Sealed bids will

(P.

The

net interest

newal

were

awarded

Co., at

a

to

La.

at

April

Kohlmeyer

'

.

.

bonds

Sale—The
offered

awarded

to

Juran

&

27

to

the

"

-

;'

re¬

March

T

as

1964

I

and
'

yT;\4';y

and
sewer
were

Moody, Inc.,

*

the

offered
to

April

1973

2.87%.

as

and

Co.,

2.90s,. at

basis

cost

Fenner

to

1966

a

of

&

&
a

follows:
on

May 1 from

inclusive.
on

May 1, 1967

on

May 1 from

1968,
to

1972

inclusive.

to

1976

on

1978.

Mav 1 from

inclusive.

245.000 27/gs. Due

Stone & Webster Securi¬

Corp.; jointly,
price of 100.269, a

as

were

Smith, Barney &

ties

about

3

2.75%,

430,000 2%s. Due

$700,000 school

23

com¬

net interest cost

a

365.000 2V2S. Due
1969

School District, Mass.

awarded

$1,415,000
March

syndicate

Pierce,

160,000 23/4s. Due

cost

Dennis-Yarmouth Regional
Bond Sale—The

a

$215,000 3V2S. Due

2.70s,

basis

The

Inc, Shearson, Hammill

about

of

Broadway

Chelsea,
a

Lynch,

price of 100.013,

$125,000

of 100.23,

of about 2.66%.

&

,

$650,000

March

The

offered

—

offered

Co., and Allan Blair & Co., at

.

Sewerage District No.
Louisiana

Bond

Bank.

price

a

—

awarded

bonds

Kenner

inclusive.

1

net interest cost of about

3.40%.

Sale

bonds

National

$175,000 im¬

offered

1982

Chelsea, Mass.

National

O. Jeanerette),
—

1964 to

bonds

posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co Inc.,
Harriman Ripley & Co., Inc., Mer¬

on

Smith

Due from

Sale

awarded to

rill

were

Sale

(EST)

a.m.

were

Iberia Parish Recreation District
8

were

855,000 bonds. Dated May 1, 1963.

of about 2.77%.

Bond

f 4

April 17 for the purchase of $2,-

(P. O. Oberlin), La.
1

Michigan
Bond

Bank.

school

be received until 11

April

Algonac Community School Dist.,

n^

awarded

Brockton, Mass.

Parish, Parishwide School

offered

27

First National

Bond

District

michigan

Attleboro, Mass.
Note

Inc., and associates.

Allen

Y-

.

massachusetts

Sale—The $1,080,000 rev¬

provement bonds

Corporation;




Corp.,

No.

inclusive.

1978

the

Lynch,

construction

clusive.

Radcliff, Ky.

inclusive.)

Due

J.

National

offered April

inclusive.

Bond

May

on

1974

to

April

on

Trust

April

to

Bank,

Pepper ell, Mass.

follows:

as

of about 3.24%.

bonds

awarded to the Housing and Home
"

4.22%.

Bond Sale—The $800,000 school

Due

2.90s.
1981

a

syndicate

a

Due

2.70s.
1975

about

National

net interest cost of

a

First

Note

May

$14,000,000 unlimited

4,000,000

27

net interest cost

a

Due

2.80s.

Co., at

louisiana
to

Shields

1967

1,000,000

:

offered

Lynch,

'1964 to 1966 inclusive.

p.m.

purchase

Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler..

by

of

Bond Sale—The

Beh

D.

$3,900,000

offered

"$290,000 43/4s.

$750,000 school bonds. Dated April
1, 1963. Due

Sal e—The

awarded

were

Secretary of the Board of

bids until 8 p.m.

Carleton

were

of about 2.76%, as follows:

Carpentersville), III.
Bend Offering—Donald W. Widmayer,

27

Community School

bonds

Offering—Jas.

1983

or

ties

street

District, Iowa
Bond

cost

29

Glasgow, Ky.

enue

price of 100.001,

(P. O.

interest

the

Wannen,

Commission,

'

Due

rev¬

March

awarded to Pohl &

Bond

Cedar Rapids

offered

Shore

notes

awarded

y,:

March

the

to

L.

the

able.

The $100,000

—

bonds

were

net

Sale

awarded to the

.

school

Kane, McHenry, Cook and DeKalb
District No.

Co.

offered

of

$10,000,000

basis cost of about 3.43%.

bonds

Sale—The, $152,000

bonds

for the purchase of $400,000 school

inter¬

to

purchase of $17,500,000

on

bonds,

Pierce,

Fenner

a

$700,000

were

Boston.

bonds. Dated May 1, 1963.
May 1 from 1964 to 1978

on

Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,

Merrill

White-

net

a

Carroll, Iowa

Joseph' K.

—

Dobek, Secretary of the Boatd of

Inc.; at

March

the

to-

im¬

about 2.63%.

of

(P. O. Addison), III.
Bond

offered

bonds

awarded

were

$160,000

the

(EST)

Sale—The $175,000 reve¬

bonds

enue

Bond

Offering—C.

chase of

Benton, Ky.

nue

v

Sale—The $1,000,000 notes
March 28 were awarded

offered

Treasurer of the Commission, will
sealed bids until 11 a.m.

t

kentucky

Bond

&

New Bedford, Mass.

District (P. O. Hyattsville), Md.

s

Nov. 1 from

inclusive.

.

1.24%.,

Note

•receive

Bettendorf, Iowa

1974

about

Washington Suburban Sanitary

55,000 3V2S.
1971

South

1966

Due Nov. 1, 1968,

.

Due

1967.

on

Legality approved

April 2

and Auburn.

inclusive.

Nov.

on

Principal

payable at the

Sale—The

Windsor, at

awarded

were

(P. O. Baltimore), Md.

1965.

3s.

Bond

$150,000

1965

25

notes

Maryland State Roads Commission

im¬

Corp.,.

Nov.

on

Boston.

offered

$700,000

al Bank of Lewiston

Georgetown, Ky.

school bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.

March

revenue

Legality. approved by .par,

April

on

Sale—The

.

offered

1

Due

April Fffbrri

on

inclusive.

rev¬

follows:

and

1983

of

Dated

bonds.

by Storey, Thorndike, Palmer
Dodge.
"'

to the First Manufacturers Nation¬

Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.

will

Bank,

Me.

will receive sealed bids until

$40,000 2%s.

to

Note

Columbian

10

callable. Principal

are

interest

and

Katherine W.

—

Le wist on,

.

Securities

school

purchase

New England Merchants National

sold to the Ran-

The

4;

Car¬

(EST)

a.m.

the

,

Comptroller

the

May 1 from 1967 to 1978 inclusive.

Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 89

Bond Offering

—

for

and interest (A-O)

the

President of the Board of Trustees,

a.m.

1964

maryland

Sale

until "11

16

April 1, 1963. Due

'

maine

Co.

:son

'

Needham, Mass.

Cownie,

—The $210,000

were

bids

April

on

were

25,000 3V4S.

bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due on
Du Page

bonds

aboui

of

Offering—-James J.

sealed

1988 inclusive.

'

.

Sale

and

Vincenne$ University, Board of
Trustees

&

cost

&

price of

a

roll, Town Treasurer, will receive

•

2%s, at a price

as

net

a

will

M-N.

Becker

2

were

Massachusetts
Bond

(CST) on
April 30 for the purchase of $175,000 improvement bonds. Due from

April

2.80s, at

basis

a

28

Hannahs

Lexington, Mass. (P. O. Boston),

Gillory, Town Clerk, will receive

1964 to

were

$395,00.0 sewet

March

Lyons,

as

$3,200,000

Ville Platte, La.

1981

kansas

about 2.60%.

April 18 for the purchase of $533,000 bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due

Ind.

100.069,

r

.

3

2.79%.

M-N.

provement bonds Were sold to the

sold to the Continental

National

*

.

to

Leej Inc.,"

•

1966

Interest

offered

awarded

Bond Offering—Hon. Hervert B.

Nov. 1,

on

'

Bond

"

Decatur

& Trauernicht.

from

1

County, Satanta Hospital
Dist. (P. O. Satanta), Kan.

Sale—The $600,000 school

were

Nov.

on

Due

to

2.81%.

Bond

1, from

inclusive.

net interest cost of about

a

May

on

Sale—The

bonds

•

Haskell

City,

on

v

$79,000 water

April

Lenox, Mass.
Bond

Legality approved by Martin,
Himel, Morel & Daly and Charles

;

-

Nov. 1,1976

on

offered

awarded

enue

inclusive.

the.

(P. O. Lutcher), La.

Due

1988

Nov. 1 from

on

Carbondale, Kan.

Jan.

for

certificates.

sealed bids until 7 p.m.

of

indiana

Bond

to

inclusive.

Due

of

cost

a

23

offered

of about 2.70%.

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

1963.

follows:

as

Sale—The $75,000 sewage

Inc., at

were

1970 to 1975 inclusive.

Mishawaka

Chapman

by

;

of

Due

No. 1

&

Riceville, Iowa

school

-150,000 2s/4s. 'Due oh Jan. 1 from
:

Trust

1982.

Bond

1

Co., of Chicago,

,

and

follows:

as

1966 -to

*

Dec, 1 from 1965 to 1976 inclusive.

on

at

Due on

(CST)

p.m.

the

'

»

85,000 3.10s.

National

interest

-

,

St. James Parish School District

1978 to 1980 inclusive.

Offering—Sealed bids will

be

bids

First

April

on

purchase, of $101,970

r

net

a

2.93%,

Due

120,000 3s.

bonds

2

Buckalew, City Clerk,

Due from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.

Harris

1975

.

•

Forest), III..

and 1977.

were

Whipple

April

the

St.

100.028,

$25,000

Park

Bacon,

to

.70,000 2.90s.

Press-

Sale—The $175,000

Interest

man

Bond

W.

Mrs.

—

Sale —The

awarded to Coffin & Burr, as
23/4s,
at a price of
100.03, a basis cost

be

est cost of about

1964

R.

offered

awarded

Legality approved by Chap¬

School District No. 227

-

•

March 28

: Bond

bonds

Offering

(CST)

p,m.

-

Wilmington), III.

Bond
bonds

the

(IP. O* Chicago'), '. $285,000 2%s. Due

Co.,

Co.,

;

J-D.

Cook County, Rich

&

of

County Community Unit Sch.

re¬

Dec. 1 from

on

-

Fitchburg, Mass.

:

received until 7 p.m. (CST) on
Bank,Des Moines;
White-Phillips Co., Inc., and Beck¬ April 9 for the purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
er &
Dated May 1,
Cownie, Inc., at a net inter¬

net

a

about

will receive sealed bids until 7:30

Moines National

District No. 209-U (P. O.

April 9 for the purchase

on

&

Will

Bond Offering—Robert C. Sem-

ceive

at

2.79%.

of
>.

Certificate

Ernest

and

cost

Pineville, La.

Saving^ Bank, Chicago; Iowa-Des

Trust

Co., and Julien Collins & Co.

(P. O. Roselle), III.

District Secretary, will

about

composed

syndicate composed

a

Blair

prich

Consolidated Sch. Dist. No. 54

mens,

of

interest

&

Bond Sale—The $560,000
equip¬
ment bonds were sold to a
group

Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., Wil¬

liam

Davis

net

a

•-

" were

Mercantile

offered

awarded to

Cullom

Iowa

Warrant Sale —The $17,495,000
-

at

3.71%.

English Valleys' Community School
District (P. O. North
English),

$195,000 school

Illinois,
warrants

Co.;

Frances H.

Counties,

April**" 2

the

cost

Shelby

&

Co.; Stern Bros.

Kosek & Co.

(P. O. Sherrard), III.

Greater Chicago

&

net interest cost

a

of

Metropolitan Sanitary District of

Sanford, Inc., and Lincoln Ure &
Co., jointly, at

Island

Company, of St. Louis,
interest

St. Anthony, Idaho
Bond

Rock

to

Co.;

Bache

&

Allison-Williams Co.,

,

offered

awarded

Co.;

Co.; Raffensperger, Hughes & Co.;

were

Bank

&

Brothers

net interest cost of

a

Bond Sale—The

by

approved

28

the National

and

No. 200

Trust Co., both of

&

&

Community Unit School District

payable

(J-J)

March

about 2.43%.

1972 inclusive. Prin¬

interest

and

to

Fairbury, at

1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1

from 1964 to

offered

awarded

8

the

purchase of $285,000 school bonds.
Dated Jan.

(P. O. Fairbury), III.

Sale—The $400,000 school

bonds'

Trustees,

April

on

Bond

Kesler,

Hammill
Barr

53

on

May 1, 1977

'

Capac, Mich.
Bond
age

Sale—The

$159,00n

sew¬

bonds offered Marcb 27 w«re

awarded

to

Kenower, MacArthuF

54

&

Co.,

(1466)

at

Grosse-Pointe-Clinton

Refuse

be

Bond

Sale

awarded

The

—

2

April

April

for

24

were

11

to

the

Note

(CS'i;

a.m.

purchase

Sale—The

$300,000

March

were

offered

of

the

to

Note

Township Sch. Dist.,

Sale—The

Bond

school

$46,500

&

*

awarded
Bank

to

interest

net

were

Trust

ciates.

Co., Bay City, at

'

.

_

MISSOURI

Sale—The

$200,000 reve¬

be received until 2 p.m.

awarded

the

&

Central

Missouri
of

Board

(P. O. Livonia),

College

reve¬

March 22

bonds offered

nue

Bond

$900,000

were

Finance Agency.

\ '

Novi Community

*

i

Sale

Note

The

—

offered March 27

National

a

(CST)

p.m.

the

awarded to

purchase of $3,150,000

School District,

Pontiac

bonds

Mich.

and

Griffin,

merce

1,

1961.

of

about

of

City

April 18 for the

April

March 1 from

on

clusive.

McKean

Company,

The

or

Bond

Chase

M-S.

awarded

posed of

O.

1

&•

at

April 2

group

Bennett,

bids

until

$1,010,000

com¬

and

Due

Nov. 1

on

Trust

Chicago.
horst

&

Owen,

approved

Montana
Bond

New Mexico

Offering

Attorney for the District, will
ceive sealed

t;

Wir

•

for

the

bids until June 3

purchase

of

$1,250,000

Bond
be
on

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

until

April 24

for

7

the

tal

(CST)

p.m.

purchase

&

bonds

Bond

Bank.

Offering

school

Breckheimer;
will

theim
.

bonds
&

sold

were

to

Bond

Wer-

Co.,'and Associates,

Franklin

ited

650,

Offering

Leonard

—

Schroeder, District Clerk, will
ceive

price

sealed

(CST)

on

bids

April

until

16

for

4

the

-cost

to

lim¬

March

?8

syndicate

a

by Phelps, Fenn & Co.,

Minn.
a

Bond

bonds "offered

awarded

headed

r

Sale—The $5,000,000

tax

were

Independent Sch. Dist.
No.

County School District No. 27
(P. O. Papillion), Nev.

Bond Sale—The $3,100,000 audi¬

torium

receive

a.m.

Clark

of

100.002,

of about

net

a

(EST)

Town

sealed

3.39%,

at

chase
.

of

on

Dated April
1

from

April 9 for the

$150,000

water

1, 1963. Due

1963

to

1992

p.m.

1964

to

1966

of

p-\

inclusive

the

at

Bank

&

Merchants

Trust

Co.

of.

$280,000

'Dated May 1,
*from

1966

Dorsey,
horst

&

1963. Due

to

terest M-N.

school

Bond

pur¬

bond

May 1
inclusive.
In¬

1981

Marquart,

3.80s.

2,415,000

on

Legality approved by

Owen,

198,000

-

.

from

.

3y4s.,

3.40s.

from

No.

Offering

Francis

—

1

April

1

Bond

to

from

1, Minn.

Sale

awarded

Other

The

—

$2,050,000

Halsey, Stuart & Co.

cate:

3V2S.
1981 to

Due

members

Goldman,

of

Sachs

Laidlaw & Co., and

3/4s.

1,000.000

Due

n'

Feb.

Due

1, 1965.

on

Feb.

on

1

Feb. 1, 1971

1972.

*

450,000 2V2S. Due

on

1974.




Feb. 1,

&

Co.,

Co., Good-

;

";

Co.,

Barrett, Fitch,

(EST)

197"

from

(P. O. Ely), Nev.
Bond

bonds
at

a

Sale—The $364,000 school

were

net

3.14%.

*

sold to

interest

Taylor and Co.,
cost

of

about

bids

April

on

chase-of

until

10

$175,000

for

it

this

draws

to

able

at

water
2003

the Oneida

Legality

on

Financial

:

bonds.

April

inclusive.

—Publication

the

of

pay¬

York,

approved

City, N.

story

a

of

by

a

favorable

Y.

has

Emphasized

brochure

the

tell¬

financial

response

that

ly tripled, City Comptroller Abra¬
D. Beame said

"So

many

on

debt

cover

in

says

It

is

the

It

the

is

a

about

host

to

crown

of

United

the

halls

with

lustre

the

April 3.

financial institutions

about

that

Bond

han,

City

which

is

the

of

greater
the

na¬

tion."

County

ceive

that

fact

urban

New

slums

out

York

thousands

new

in

families

"has

attracted

and

of

middle-

the

greatest

program

renewal

success¬

fully undertaken

anywhere."

x-

He also points out that "this re¬
newal program

ited

parks

to

has not been lim¬

housing,

and

vast

provements

are

for

industrial

commercial

im¬

being planned and

built in New York City."
One fact

Y.

Treasurer,
bids

sealed

(EST)

April

on

chase

of

bonds.

Dated

11

a.m.

the

for

$240,000

clusive.

pur¬

improvement

April

payable.

Treasurer's

interest

the

-

office.

County

Legality;

Sykes,

by

1967 in¬

and

at

Diie

1963.

1,

Principal

(A-O)

re¬

11

April 1 from 1964 to

on

Brd-

will

until

ap¬

Galloway

Yorktown

O.

(P.

&

Heights Fire DistrictV

Bond

Sale

trucks

The

-—

bonds

to

March

the

2.60s,

at

a

basis

price

cost

100.059,

26

Northern

Bank, Chap-

as

paqua,

Y.

fire

$42,000

offered

awarded

were

Heights), N.

Yorktown

a

of

about

of

2.58%.

Yorktown, Somers, Cortlandt,
Putnam

Valley, Carmel and

.

,

Phillipstown, Central School
District

No.

1

O.

(P.

Mohegan Lake), N. Y.
Bond

Offering

of the

will

receive

(EST)

purchase

Walter

—

Board

of

sealed

of

Panas,

Education,
until

bids

April

on

for

17

$4,082,000

2

the

school

1, 1963. Due oh

May 1 from 1964 to 1992 inclusive.
the

at

York

District

the

or

Treasurer's

Marine

Midland

Company of New York, New
City. Legality approved by

Wood, King, Dawson & Logan.
NORTH

CAROLINA

Clayton (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
Bond

Offering—W.

emphasized in the bro¬

chure is that in addition to sound

E.

Easter-

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
sealed

Commission, will receive

bids

April

on

$270,000

9

until

for

sewer

1, 1963. Due
to

1990

11

May

May 1 from

1964

(M-N)

Chemical

Bank

zen

Bank

Legality

&

of

Dated

inclusive.

interest

purchase

bonds.

on

(EST)

a.m.

the

Principal

payable
New

Co., New York City,

Mr. Beame's message underlines
the

Troy), N.

Offering—James M.

ernment

rest

at

Rensselaer County

(P. O.

open¬

commercial square foot¬

for

3s,

as

basis cost of

a

and

outlines perti¬
the

construction

new

York,

were

National

2.94%.

cultu¬

the

as

2

First

able

an

combined, and whose annual total
of

April

New

Bank,

:

for

the rest of the country

than

age

1.53%:,

Principal and interest (M-N) pay¬

capital

concert

Its

to

Co., at

capital

headquarteri

as

Y.

$1,270,000

the

to

price of 100.699,

the

City of the World's

pamphlet

more

The

—

bonds. Dated May

data

income

the printing order has been near¬

ham

times

Comptroller

new

routed

strength of the City has met with
such

six

to

1964-65.

"This

nent

than

National Bank

Strength

about

M.
re¬

Finance

awarded

were

offered

collected

revenues

Performing Arts.

many

York

City

ral center of the country has tak¬

the

Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
New

all

required

world

gar¬

York), N.

Midland Trust

Sale

awarded

Clerk

pur¬

on

& Trust Co. of Central New

Utica.

bonds

Constitution,

ing of the vast Lincoln Center for

p.m.

the

1, 1963. Due

1964

2

Principal and interest (A-O)

ing

.

White Pine County School District

from. 1966 to 1970 inclusive,
400,000 2.40s. Due

1

syndi¬

& Curtis, William Blair &

North & Co.

follows:

as

214s.

of

cost

April

sealed

body & Co., Paine, Webber, Jack¬

..100.005,

net. interest

on

the

Shearson, Hammill &

son

about 2.38%,

ceive

Dated April

inclusive.

1983 inclusive.

Tnc., and the National City BanVCleveland, jointly, at a price of
a

Jones, Town Supervisor, will

1

school bonds Offered April 2 were

and

April

inclusive.

on

1980

to

1967.

West.

Minneapolis Special School District

and

on

1977

Due

1978

1,022,000

$200,000

April. 1,

Due

1968. to

916,000

Wind¬

Due

d

o n

City, but is also the

theatres,

en

Housing

New

net interest cost of about

B

principal

been met with¬

State

are

museums.

Marcy (P. O. Utica), N. Y.

inclusive.

a

Marine

Trust

its

Syracuse.

loway & Dikeman.

April 1 from

State

offered Mar. 13

the

City's

Nations, and capital of the arts in

National

of

of

Sale—The $1,774,000 notes

office,

the

enroll¬

frequency

Westchester National

finance,

per

contribu¬

empha¬

the

bond

And

the

the

po¬

recreational

teachers,

(P. O.

Note

corporations.

Nov.

on

as

beds

Dikeman.

brochure

War,

on

leads

colleges, maximum

and

York

Agency

impressive list of America's great

bonds.

•

chase

with

City to meet its obligations.

Fair of

Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬
able

of

proved

"This is the

until 11

interest •Legality approved by Sykes, Gal¬

follows-

as

on

as

ob¬

foreword:

L.

Supervisor,

bids

City

p.m.

As

re¬

$451,000 4V2S. Due

rates

service."

Herbert

—

New

by the City. In the current budget,

YORK

NEVADA

Duluth, Minn.

re¬

principal factor in estab¬

first lien

.

of

'$280,000 improvement bonds.

of

municipalities

default."

amount

sold to the Miners

were

Merchants

al¬

those

"throughout

revenues

NEW

"

at
of

some

credit of the

re¬

graphic

private hospitals,

salaries

only backed by the full faith and

Ray O. Sage,

—

in

New York City debt service is not

$30,000 hospi¬ .Manilas (P. O., Fayetteville), N. Y.

Sale—The

of

is

dispose

offerings
as

"Under

bonds.

Alden, Minn.

value

securities

to

27-page

of the

McCone County (P. O. Circle),

MINNESOTA

apprecia¬

conclusion:

MEXICO

hospital

population,

to

ment

in

Delafield

Carlsbad Municipal School District,

Bond

tions

a

lishing credit ratings is the ability

West.

&

able

that

out

A

that New York

coverage,.

thousand

mil¬

save

that

and interest have

Com¬

Hawkins,

NEW

c

Marquart,

of

cent

per

investment

by

"The

on

Savings1 Ban!

Legality

Dorsey,

about 2.73%.

payable

a

could

rate

volutionary

Legality

dollars.

more

State in such services

inter¬

difference

of

by

history, since long before the Re¬

Company,

City.

York

by

"AA,"

to

ratings.

sizes

payable

Empire Trust

or

New

(M-N)
Trust

this

money

lower

at

a

City

bond

The

& Wood.

callable. Principal

(J-J)

Lee

if

widespread that the City

so

been

cent

reve.

May 1.1963. Due

are

interest

Harris

of

cost

Dated

Lee

approved

April 15 for the

on

of

The bonds

McDonald

interest

net

a

sealed

(MST)

July 1 frorn 1964 to 1984 inclusive.

a

1, 1963.

Fort

pany,

offered

Kenower, MacArthur &

Manley,

Co.,

receive

p.m.

the

Fort

bonds.

to

has

April 22 for the

cipal and interest

Offering—The Chy

purchase

.Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co., Inc.
and

Dated May

$683,000 special

assessment bonds

District, N. J.

"AA"

at

Bond

York

tained

on

raised

bonds

favorable

(EST)

the
lice

or¬

York

Comp¬

that

save

Even

the

of

New

Offering—Edwin D. New,

p.m.

The

out

emphasized

tion

of

cost

purchase of $2,462,000 school bonds.

Bozeman, Mont.

Ypsilanti), Mich.

were

Legality

MONTANA

will

Bond Sale—The

He

a

York

people

the

of

Gor¬

from 1964 to 1988, inclusive. Prin¬

Wright,

(P.

City.

already-

New

"A."

be

interest

tion, will receive sealed bids until

McEvers & Fizzell.

son,

Legality

Township

York

its

8

Manhattan

cam¬

rating

list

could

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

Kansas

the

the

in

step

credit

hundredths

ready

Due

Cudlip.

Ypsilanti

New

1982 in¬

Dickinson,

by
&

1963.

1,

1964 to

Interest;

approved

school

$3,200,000

Dated

basis

a

Principal

approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬

purchase

100.216,

to

lions of dollars for the taxpayers.

3:02%.*

interest payable at the Com¬

Trust

could

rates.

the

were

tax

shows

facilities

investors

rating

pointed

City

est

3.05s, at

as

table

New

its

North Hempstead, (P. O.

as

selling

land

26

Saffin,

Sautter, Inc.,

credit

bonds

few

$200,000

Boland,

their

for

a

March

Fort Lee School

July

Bank,

bonds.

&

to

price

8 p.m.

.

don

on

tion, will receive sealed bids until
on

offered

awarded

on

improve

now

the

gives

as

booklet

continuing

standard

troller

River), N. J.

rev¬

the

latest

the

City

Bank,

July 1 from 1964 to 2001 incl,

Secretary of the Board of Educa¬

(EST)

National

Sale—The

Bond

also

Manhasset), N. Y.

The

Township (P. O. Toms

25

1,650,000 series B bonds. Due

Dated

.

Dover

bonds:

of

ganizations

of

April

is

management,

City

,

awarded to

were

of

bonds

institutional

to

rating

net interest cost of about 2.125%.

Bond Offering—Glen H.

April 2

Merchants

its

fiscal

City's securities.

NEW JERSEY

July 1 from 1964 to 2001 incl.

of Detroit, at

and

paign

Manchester.

Board

on

of

about

of

cost

and

text

soundness

of

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

throughout the United States and

Sale—The $1,000,000 notes

offered

O.

$1,500,000 series A bonds. Due

$68,000 notes

were

Bank

2

enue

School District,

Michigan

.

the

until

for the

•

the

of

&

price

a

Manchester-, N. H.

will receive sealed bids

Regents,

basis

at

City Se¬

in

.

bage collections.

Distribution

excellent

Note

College,

'

(P.

3.10s,

as

a

Offering—Harry R. Garri¬

President

son,

awarded to the Housing and Home
r

State

Regeants

the

desirability

banks

3.00%.

Warrensburg), Mo.

Michigan
Sale—The

Bond

10Q.809,

on

net interest cost

of about 4.47%.

forth

Canada

1, 1963. Due from 1965 to 1983 incl.

a

sets
tables

Comptroller's

Inc.,

000.000 sewage bonds. Dated May

jointly, at

Madonna

(CST)

April 24 for the purchase of $1,-

Woody & Heimerdin-

and Walter,
ger,

Pohl

Harkness

Facts,

investments.

Cooperative

to

York

.

the larger cities of the nation and

"Essential

New

Lee,

will

Co., Inc.,

to

sold

80,000,"

to

City's financial structure and

the

Sale—The $440,000 schoo
were

in

Hill, Inc., and Lyons, Hannahs &

Bond Offering—Sealed bids

bonds offered March 28 were

the

Boston.
\

bonds

brochure,

curities,"

Merchants Na¬

Trust Co.,

publica¬

copies

Supplemental Information for

* detailed

Sch. Dist. (P. O. Lincoln), N. H.

Cape Girardeau, Mo.
Bond

&

Lincoln-Woodstock

;

,.;

England

Bank
\

Bond

I

a

Mackinaw, Mich.

nue

New

tional

about 3.45%.

of

cost

the

were

and Asso¬

Co., Jackson,

>;;A.

.

Peoples National

the

Trust

&

27

March

offered

bonds

'bonds"

improvement

port

sold to the Deposit Guaranty Bp"

note;,

awarded t

were

have had

original

the

30,000

Investors

Sale—The $1,500,000

copies

we

Comptroller explained.

The

*

offered March 25

(P. O. Kawkawlin), Mich..

the

additional

for

clients, that

increase

Bank,

Keene, N. H.

Correction—The $1,500,000 air

asked

tion; of

and

Jackson, Miss.

Kawkawlin

notes

awai\

National

of Concord.

the National Bank of

to

21

Mechanics

MISSISSIPPI

Detroit.

<

until

have

for their

Concord, N. H.

$1,495,000 school bonds.

$240,000 rev-

offered

bonds

nue

received

on

Farms), Mich.

.

Offering—Sealed bids will

Bond

Dis~

posal Authority (P. O. Grosse
Pointe

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Independent

School District No. 564, Minn,

•

•

>

Thief River Falls

interest cost of

net

a

about 3.42%.

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

Trust

approved

at

York

or

and
the

Trust

First-Citi¬

Co.,

Raleigh.

Mitchell,

by

Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.
Thomasville (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
Bond

Offering—W.

E.

Easter-

ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment

sealed
on

Commission, will receive

bids

until

11

a.m.

(EST)

April 9 for the purchase of $1,-

025,000

sewer

bonds. Dated May 1,

1963.

Due

1987

inclusive.

terest

on

May 1 from 1965 to

(M-N)

Principal
payable

and

at

in¬
1 the

(1467)

$150,000 6s. Due
and

May

on

1,

to

235,000

1972

Due

to

1,

1977

May 1 from

on

inclusive.

355,000 2.90s. Due

May 1, 1978

on

and 1979.

to

Other

table

May

on

1984

from

1

inclusive.

members

Alex.

cate:

Securities

the

of

Brown

and

&

Co.,
&

Corp.,

syndi¬

First

Interstate

Sale—The

awarded

$500,000

to

con¬

March

Merrill, Turben

basis

cost

of

about

2.87%.
Baldwin-Wallace

O.

(P.

Offering—Harold C. Beyer,

Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
9:30

(EST)

a.m.

April 20

on

for the purchase of $1,500,000 rev¬

bonds.

enue

Dated

April

1,

1960.

April 1 from 1964 to 2001,

on

inclusive.

Arter,

Bond

offered

awarded

to

Legality

Hadden,

(P.

approved

Wykoff

Local

O.

Bond

&

by

$30,000

March

Wooster

Offering

Walters,

Clerk

the

of

Board

basis cost of about 2.72%.

until
for

1

(EST)

p.m.

the

purchase

Due

inclusive.

terest

awarded to

Harriman

of about

April 2

2.92%,

Oct.

1

from

a

1980

to

in¬

1984

clusive.

Oct.

1, 1972 and 1973.

3,680,000 2%s. Due
Oct.

1

from

1974

to

in-

1978

elusive.

1,1979.

Oct

1964

Due

from

April

on

1980

to

and

of

the

syndi¬

cate:

Smith, Barney & Co., Glore,
Forgan & Co., Goldman, Sachs &
Co.,

Alex.

den

&

Brown

&

Sons, WeeHemphill, Noyes &

Co.,

&

hard,

Cook

Christensen,

Inc.,

Co.,

proved

at

Bank

Banking

by

or

and

Squire,

ap¬

Sanders

&

7'■■

Dempsey.

bonds

offered

awarded

to

of

bonds.

and

Puerto

$125,000 school

April

4

cost

Mayaguez (P..O. 45 Wall Street,
York

City), P.

of
Bond

2.33%.

Offering

Authority

Bond

Sale—The

bonds offered March

nue

awarded

to

First

the

$730,000

a

Oklahoma

Cochran

&

25

Bank

&

City,

Co., at

Milburn,
interest

net

a

Trust

cost of about 3.45%.

Bond

Sale—The

bonds

awarded to

J.

Van

3.33%.

&

Co.,

F.

S.

Co.,

and Leo

3V4S, at

as

:

-',7

.

maker

of

Due

Inc.,

April

on

of

syndi¬

Ira

Smithers

Haupt

&

&

Mil-

Co.,

'

County Independent School
No.

77.77
Bond

of

enue

the

1

inclusive.

The bonds

Ohio

$1,905,000

offered
a

April 2

sealed

of

Education,

bids

until

10

Co.,

and

Blyth

cost

as

a

about

2.56%.'
250,000

ment

Bank .for

and

3s,

North

a

G bonds,

as

were

a

bonds

awarded

Ore.

•

Rico

a

net in¬

offered
to

the

im¬

March
United

Portland,

Aqueduct

Puerto

Sewer

Development
Puerto Sico, fiscal agent

Sewer
4

Aqueduct and

Authority announced April

that

the

3V2%

bonds

i,

Authority, due July
called

of

for

of

1979 in the

$12,999,000

redemption

the

will

on

be

May 6,

remaining balance of

(P. O. Charleroi), Pa.

March

27

of

$22,700,000 sold in 1949.

Funds

to

provide for the redemption

were

private place¬
equal amount

Puerto

Rico

Impetus

in

(Commonwealth of)
"Bootstrap" Chief Reports New
Puerto

other

—

able tax
bined

Decisions

"blue

establish

or

Rico's

Indus¬

by Ford

chip" companies

expand operations

Rico, and

recent favor¬

developments, have

to

Puerto

>

give

Rico's

new

showed

with

impetus

Congress
Puerto

were

factory

in

that

precision

Puerto

as

the

or

Another

ification
of

its

helpful

by

it

will

es¬

ball-bearing

Rico.

Invest¬

ment in plant and equipment will

of

Maya¬

Arecibo, both at

office, 1311 Ponce de

dated

qn

July

1,

annually

1962

July

and

1,

1963

of

through 1976; and $800,000 bonds
of

Arecibo, dated July 1, 1962 and

maturing

annually

through 1983. All
ligation

Fed-*

bonds

of

municipalities.

apply in

quested to

development,

July
the

respective

Bidders

re¬

are

the interest rate.

name

SOUTH

1964

1,

general ob¬

are

CAROLINA

the recent clar¬

was

U.

the

policy

Rico, fiscal agent

through 1979; $1,125,000 bonds of
Caguas dated Jan. 1, 1962 and
maturing annually July 1, 1963

7

said,

by

$2,790,000 bonds of Maya¬

maturing

resi¬

President,

received

Development

Wednesday, April 17

on

guez,

of

earnings

average

be

municipalities

issues of

com¬

Commonwealth

S.

Treasury,

distribution

on

Aiken, S. C.
Bond

of

Offering

—

C.

H.

Muck-

income between U. S. parent com¬

enfuss, Acting City Manager, will

panies

and

receive

Puerto

Rico.

The

their

basically

policy,

he

favorable

eliminates

and

subsidiaries

certainty

in

that

had

1

un¬

in-

hampered

in

•

441

Internal

policy

between

sidiary
two

independent

that

At

guidelines

the

TENNESSEE'
Clarksville,

sub¬
Bond

dealing

the

permit

awarded

ad¬

also

noted

at

Commonwealth

Legislature

making progress with
centives

liberalize

and

extend

for

.

Bond

in

10

income

corporate
taxes

for

politan

exemption

of

years

firms

and

property

located in

and

areas

from

for

fective

Jan.

is

1964,

1,

of

about

B.

Fischer,.

will

receive

(CST);On

a.m.

tax

bonds,

Due,

March 1 from 1972 to 1974

on

incl.

100,000 road bonds. Due
1 from

,

on

1965 to 1971

Dated May

March

incl.

1, 1963.

Hardeman County (P. O.

Bolivar),

Tennessee

expected

fol¬

as

$225,000 school bonds.

those in developing areas.
•The proposed new .law, to be ef¬

were

Co., Inc.,

cost

Chairman,

metro¬

13 * years

&

County (P. O.

unlimited

present the Commonwealth
a number of incentives and

financial aids to investors, includ¬

ing

Bond

7

:

Sale—The $580,000 school

bonds

offered

March

to offer 10 years of tax exemption

awarded

for firms in the San Juan metro¬

Bank of

politan area, 12 years for those in

28

were

est cost of about 3.22%.

other

urban

in

those

for

15

and

areas,

years

labor

of

areas

the

to

Memphis, at

Marion

sur¬

National

First
a

net inter¬

County (P. O. Jasper),
Tennessee

plus/Although EDA has recruited
factories

nearly

900
Rico

still

since

has

1950,

serious

a

Speaking of
said

Durand
who

qualify

law between
able

be

tions

to

the
under

now

the

present

and Dec. 31 will

convert

take

to

law,

tax

new

manufacturers

that

bonds

their

rities

Nox

exemp¬

advantage

of

the

few

predicted
years

merce

benefit

the

the

both

aims

its

com¬

Latin '.America

Latin

of

America

industrial

2%s, at

net

a

price of

interest

cost

of

Chapman Utility District

Bond

Sale—The

$375,000

reve¬

bonds offered March 22 were

awarded to the Housing

and Home

Finance Agency.

Shelby County (P. O. Memphis),

Noting that

the

Alliance

and

Tennessee

and
Bond

Sale—The$8,000,000 school

one

for

Progress is to speed Latin Ameri¬
ca's

as

Secu¬

(P. O. Knoxville), Tenn.

two-way flow that will

the United States.
of

in

a

were

Equitable

Puerto Rico will

increase

with
a

that

Corp.,

school

26

March

the

to

about 2.74%.

nue

next

offered

100.062,

law.

Durand

Sale—The $300,000

Bond

awarded

unemployment problem.

bonds1

offered

awarded to a
T~II_

agricultural

-

April 16 for the purchase of $325.,->
000

At

interest

sealed bids until 10

lows:

offers

Pohl

Offering—E.

County

in¬

investors

new

•"

Morristown), Tenn.

is

tax

the

Hamblen

measure

a

to

net

a

the

that

Tenn.

$330,000 fund¬

3.10%.

special advantage gained from

Durand

Sale—The

ing bonds offered March 28

same

manufacturing in Puerto Rico.
,•

(J-J) shall be named by
Council in New York

the

justments in price stemming from
any

The

Principal and

City

pre¬

and

firms

length."

callable.

are

Jan.

on

incl.

1984

Legality approved by Sinkler, Gibbs & Simons.
7
,

would prevail between

as

arm's

time,

Fed¬

Revenue,

should

parent

Due

pur¬

bonds.'

City.

provide

pricing

vail

"at

the

the

of

of

same

bonds

to

noon

the

revenue

1? 1963.

1965

interest

guidelines

the

May

until

for

16

$600,000

from

informa¬

technical

release-No.

eral Bureau

of

bids

April

on

Dated

investors

to

problem of

a

chase

is

said,

dustrial promotion.
tion

sealed

(EST)

new

through

March

(EST)

in

investment

year,

the

Schedule

$4,715,000—

Avenue, and at its New York
office, 45 Wall Street, at 11 a.m.

indus¬

studies

Rico).

Durand

to

Co. announced

its

Alliance

Leon

fabricators

on

last

will

guez, Caguas and

metal-working firms of

substantially

a

EDA

earnings

according to Rafael Durand, Economic Development Ad¬

in

expanding

products

bids

its San Juan

fastest-

successful

eral income taxes do not

new

program,

early

most

spectnim.
metal

com¬

industrialization

to

Com¬

share

other

Totaling

Bank for Puerto
for

z;7

,

the

of

one

Rico's

Puerto

lower interest rate.

a

tablish

Sale—The $230,000 school
offered

issue

an

to

eager

Government

ism facilities.

Government

Bank for

is

ranging 21.3%

Bonds Called for Redemption—

for the Puerto Rico

the

qualified manufacturing and tour¬

Rico

The Ford Motor

bonds

and

ob¬

(Commonwealth of)

Sales

manu¬

encouraging break¬

and

ministrator.

PENNSYLVANIA

Bond

in

Authority (P. O. San Juan),

in Puerto

$172,150

Charleroi Area School District

terest cost of about 3.33%.




Bend,

trial
45

to

Puerto

and

net cost of about 2.77%.

1,520,000 series H bonds, 2%s, 3s,

Rico,

-

trialization

2%s,

about 2.82%.

Develop¬

Puerto

by Mitchell, Pershing/Shetterly &
Mitchell.

National

the

States National Bank, of

net interest cost of

33/4s, 3%s, and 3V2S,

interest

at the Oklahoma

Sale —The

Bond

26

pay¬

New York City. Legality
approved

to

at

series

in¬

OREGON

Co.,

2%s,

of

1978

and

at

or

to

Agency of New York.

provement

interest

1965

payable

were

&

from

Principal

syndicate headed by

$135,000 series F bonds,
net

1

rev¬

follows:

callable.

are

Principal and interest (J-J)

(P. O. Tulsa),

the Board

Bank of Tulsa

Fiscal

bonds

as

Columbus), Ohio

Sale—The

awarded to

Inc.,

July

(J-J)

the

improve¬

Oklahoma

receive

clusive.

University Board of

for

11

1963 at a price of
102V2: Official
77^7-77'"'77; notice to this effect will be made
on
April 5. This represents the
Offering—FanneC. Marsh,

District

on

17

$2,790,000

at

Co., and J. A.

until

Dated July 1, 1962.
July 1 from 1963 to 1979,

amount

&

Overton & Co.

bids

bonds.
on

The

the

Lynch, Pierce, Fen-

Co.

&

ment

basis cost of about

a

(EST)

purchase

a

Cochran & Co., and Shoe¬

burn,

Tulsa

&

Co.,

Smith

&

April 2 were

Co., Allen & Co,,

members

Merrill

ner

W.

Gardner, A.

:

7

Other

rev¬

syndicate headed by

Ingen

Oppenheim

a.m.

sealed

able at the Government

Okla.

$4,500,000

offered
a

John Nuveen &

New-

Robert

were

composed of

group

National

reve¬

receive

Newman Securities

Bond

Pico,

the

and

Municipalities

compo¬

7 7

Set forth

velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
will

an

ing sector
growing

R.

Rafael

—

Bond

He noted that the metal-work¬

Bank

approved

an

O.

Principal

Development

ment of bonds in

(P.

on

(J-J) payable at the

a

State

Due

Rico, New York City.

New

Three

Sealed

industry

successfully

through."

11

pur¬

by
Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell.

were

be

can

(Because

improvement

callable.

are

interest

obtained through

Ohio

until

Dated Jan. 1,1962.

Co., Cur-, a.m. (CST) 011 April 23 for the
tiss, House & Co., Ginther & Co., purchase
of
$3,000,000
school
First
of
Iowa
Corp.,
Channer bonds. Dated July 1, 1963.
Due

Trustees

bids

April 17 for the

$1,125,000

Legality

net interest

a

sealed

on

Government
for

Purcell),

(P. O. Moore), Okla.

will

Dougherty

chase

the First State Bank,

Purcell, at

&

Reinholdt &

receive

(EST)

great

encouraging

with

a

13.1% before taxes.

Pico,

is

developing
of

participants."

7

7

dents do not vote for members of

Rafael

—

in

be

countries

Puerto Rico

Ford's decision

automotive

nents

Stateside

City), P. R.

Offering

that

pared

July 1 from 1963 to 1976, inclusive.

County Independent Sch.

Bond Sale—The

Clerk

Co.,

York

New
Bond

The bonds

Baird & Co., Inc., Mullaney, Wells

Webster

7-

.

RICO

Caguas (P. O. 45 Wall Street,

to

Co., all of Wooster. Legality

So., The Ohio Co., Hirsch & Co.,
Wells

PUERTO

a.m.

cate:

members

sold to the West Side

were

will

in¬

1984

clusive.
Other

bonds

Bank of West Pittston.

should

experience

feasibility studies showed

Puerto

2.56%.

the

payable

National

price of 98.77,

3s.

.1

of about

Trust

B.

840,000 2%s. Due April and Oct.

,5,280,000

&

Citizens

Commercial

enue

April and

on

Peabody

price of 100.28,

a

velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,

April and

on

cost

"Our

were

West Pitiston School District, Pa.
Bond Sale—The
$52,000 school

1,

Oklahoma City Airport Trust,

-1,100,000 2V2S. Due

basis

2

Wayne County National Bank, the

Co.,

April and

on

Kidder,

called

constitutes

President of the Government De¬

were

follows:

as

$1,100,000 3%s. Due

to

experience

monwealth

factured here," Durand said, "and
the fact that Ford agreed with us

0

April

Rico's

industry in the face
other

Duran

$250,000 limited

offered

2.60s, at

as

15

May

from

1

Moore Public Works

net interest cost

a

by

the

rev¬

Ripley & Co., Inc., at

price of 100.04,

approved

President of* the Government De¬

syndicate headed by

a

awarded

Co.,

Principal and in¬

(A-O)

about

$12,000,000

offered

bonds

development, he said that "Puerto

start¬

expanding operation in the

or

"breakthrough."

1962.

$250,000 im¬

Dated

Oct.

on

April

on

of

bonds.

1963.

Cleveland, Ohio
bonds

Bond Sale—The
tax

of

Education, will receive sealed bids

1,

Upper Darby), Pa.

Other

are

American Metals Climax.

reve¬

July 1 from 1965 to 2012

Legality

that

stacles

16

Upper Darby Township (P.O.

Helen F.

—

April

July

million.

ing
Corporation,
Phelps
Dodge
Copper Products, Continental Can
Co.,
Burlington
Industries
and

of

Burgwin, Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.

City School District, Ohio

Bond

Oklahoma

were

oh

a

District No. 5 (P. O.

Sweney Cartwright &
2%s, at a price of 100.13,

Bond Sale—The

Due

3Vss,

as

ing

$7.5

companies

Foods division of California Pack¬

Board

on

Dated

least

Commonwealth include Del Monte

purchase of $750,000

bonds.

Commerce

Michigan Corp.,

the

(EST)

p.m.

nue

price of 101.809, a basis cost

a

McClain

awarded to

,

the

of

school

28

2

for the

Co., of Kansas City, and the

Youngstown), Ohio

offered

as

until

were

Van

School District

Sale—The

bonds

enue

Co.,

of

at

major

Offering—Allen H. Berk-

composed of

group

&

27

OKLAHOMA

Boardman

a

a

March

be

Inc.,

Trustees, will receive sealed bids

Sweney,

Sale—The $820,000 school

bonds

Duzer.

Co.,

Co.,

&

1983

College

Berea), Ohio

Due

Woody

provement

Bond

&

Co.,

Pennsylvania

Secretary

inclusive.

25

Securities & Co., as 3s, at a price
a

Bond
man,

of about 2.94%.

Co., and Eastman Dillon, Union

until

McDonald

&

(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.

Co.,

First

struction bonds offered

101.16,

&

Trust

Avon Lake, Ohio

were

Clark

Western

&

Stow City School District, Ohio

at

of

Fahey,

McDonald

3.00%.

to

OHIO

&

White,

Heimerdinger and
Weil, Roth & Irving Co.

of

Securities

Reoffered at 2.00%

Bond

Co.,

Stroud

to

E. Masten & Co.

Montefiore Hospital Association of

Co., John B. Joyce & Co., Wal¬

Sons, Equi¬

/Corp.

'"

and A.

Field, Richards & Co., First of
Michigan Corp., Hayden, Miller &

ter,

Michigan Corp., F. W. Craigie &
.Co.,

&

Co., Braun, Bos worth

Inc.,

awarded

syndi¬

Cartwright & Co., Merrill Turben

880,000 3s. Due
1980

&

the

Inc., Eastman Dillon,

Securities

Weld

Co.,

1974.

'390,000 23/4s. Due
1975

May

on

of

Lynch, Pierce, Fen-

& Smith

ner

Union

inclusive.

2.60s.

1973 and

May 1 from

on

members

Merrill

cate:

410,000 2V2S. Due
1968

Other

1966

1967.

55

'i

T7i«v,„

April

1

were

syndicate headed by
p.

C

T

56

Chemical

The Commercial and Financial Chronicle

(1468)

New

Bank

National

Trust

York

proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn

Bank

Texas

Dallas, at

Co.,

cost of about

terest

& McCarthy.

and

Bank,

Trust

&

Co., New York City. Legality ap¬

2.84%,

fol¬

lows:

Wilson

Sale—The $2,420,000

Bond

R.

S.

price

Co.,

&

Dickson

100.018, a
2.91%,

of

cost of about

&

100.0172, a
about 2.86%,

cost of

at

Inc.,

Bond

to

-

Due

3s.

3,840,000
'

inclusive.

1973

La-

2

limited

New Boston,

as

l/10s.

Due

1

1,495,000 courthouse bonds. Due
on April
1 from 1970 to 1996

April 1

on

inclusive..

':: ■

(

Other

•;-i

cate:

Stearns

Nuveen

&

Jackson

&

Co.,

&

&

fin

Blair

Burr,

I.

Francis

Dated

Co., Cof¬

Davis

Cullom

Co.,

&

&

Hughes
&

Co.,

&

Harriman

&

the

at

enue

lottesville, Powell, Kistler & Co.,

were

C.

Little

H.

&

&

Co.,

Co.,

George

Townsend,

&

K.

Conners

on

until

April 30 for

$2,000,000

10

bonds

the

cost of about

134,000

(CST)

purchase

>

$40,000

were

on

Sept.

—

bonds

Sept. 1 from

on

inclusive.

to

at

Francis

3.30%.

School

District,

bonds

First

to

Clung

&

&

Texas

sold

Co.,

as

Oak

Bond

the

2.80s,

a

re¬

■>'[" sealed

$575,000
sold

to

on

re¬

composed of the First Na¬

1992,

League

jointly.

bids

until

will

10

refunding

May 1, 1963,
to

(A-O)

City

1965

the

Davis

a.m.

im¬

payable

Bank,

Due

1973

bonds.

on

Dated

May 1 from

inclusive.

Prin¬

..

Due

received

until

on

April

for

23

8

the

inclusive.

(J-D)

' payable

Treasurer's

is neither
...

NEW ISSUE

an

The
,

offer

sell

to

nor a

solicitation of

an

to

buy

any

M.

—

Casavant,

or

for

9

the

Bond

Sale—The

$184,000

elec¬

trical works bonds offered March
19 were awarded

to Cliche & As¬

sociates Ltd., at a price of 97.17, a

interest, cost

net

the

as

at

State

April

on

Jonquiere, Que.
;

The

office,

in

follows:

of

$109,000 S^s. Due
1964 to

1973

5.87%,

to

April 1 from

on

inclusive.

75,000 5V2S. Due
1974

about

x

pity. Legality approved

the

League

April 1 from

on

1983

Loretteville

inclusive.

Bond

Co., Inc.,

$115,000 S^s. Due
1964 to

and

90,000 33/4s. Due
1980

1981

1, 1969

to

Due
1988

100,000 Shares

the

May 1, 1963. Due on May 1

Feb. 1 from

on

Feb.

on

Bond

school

1, 1978

inclusive.

of

posed

Feb.

on

the

Dominion

Inc.,

from

1

,

at

Snohomish County Public Utility
District No. I (P.O. Everett),

of

cost

follows:

Ltd.,

98.51,

about

net

a

6.06%,
:

:

-

1971

Placements

de

.

1964 to

Montreal,

Corp.,

of

$555,000 S^s. Due

Washington

of

20

com¬

Inc., Greenshields

price

a

$1,000,000
March

syndicate

Bank

Societe

and

Ltd.,

a

Securities

Rene T. Leclerc

inclusive.

The

—

offered

awarded to

were

Feb. 1 from

on

Sale

bonds

interest
.

p.m.

for

Commission, Que.

1985 inclusive.

1986 to

7:30

9

Ste. Therese Protestant School

inclusive.

480,000 4s.

April 5.1963

Dated

1977 inclusive.

to

until

from 1964 to 1983

1970.

1971

of this Stock.

Feb.

bids

April

on

purchase of $168,000 school bonds.

1968 inclusive.
on

sealed

(EST)

Feb. 1 from

on

215,000 3.60s. Due

of

ceive

follows:

as

Que.

Offering,— Roger

Pleau,
Secretary and Treasurer, will re¬

Sale—The $1,125,000 revbonds were sold to H. P.

enue

(MST)

purchase

Seattle),

Bond
'

Catholic School

Commission,

Washington

at

offering is made only by the Prospectus.

:

May 1

on

inclusive.

bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due on
May 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.

King County Southwest Suburban

$1,981,000 school bonds.

offer

1983

Offering

on

at

of the

agency

165,000 3.80s. Due
announcement

8

the

purchase of $242,000 improvement

Principal and

>Sewer District (P. O.

to

This

until

for

9

1964

District

p.m.

to

(EST)

p.m.

June 1 from

on

1983,

fiscal

Offering—Sealed bids will

be

bids

April

Assistant Secretary and Treasurer,
will receive sealed bids until 8:30

(PST)

p.m.

60,000 3V2S. Due
Bond

Robert

Chateauguay, Que.
Bond

callable.

Pratt &

County School

sealed
on

May 1, 1963. Due
1964

Mc¬

by Roberts, Shefelman, Lawrence,
Gay & Moch.

April 1,

from

1:30

(P. O. Farmington), Utah

(CST)

&

'

are

New York

UTAH

receive

Washburn

to

County

Principal and

State

Dated
from

Offering—Robert A. Mor¬

until

bonds

Davis,

Canada

purchase of $542,000 school bonds.

Salem

000,000 flood control bonds. Dated

City. Legality approved by Dumas,
Huguenin & Boothman.

April. 16 for the purchase of

1964

April 1

(EST)

City Bank, New

H

June 1, 1963.

sealed

Dated

inclusive.

interest

Offering—Harry L. Hin-

$155,000

a

to

on

receive

April 22 for the purchase of $2,-

V*'

Artis

receive

Texas

Judge,

Hoyt,

Bond

bids

purchase of $360,000

Due

will
p.m.

King County (P. O. Seattle), Wash.

Co.,

County (P. O. George

County

ton,

the

1 from

of

of

Secretary and Treasurer,

Principal

Hutton

about

Commission,

Offering—J.

Dec.

Bank

to

City. Legality approved by

interest

will

Proulx,

ris, Clerk of the Board of County

Knickerbocker,

Mayor,

Bond

of

WASHINGTON

sold to R. A.

—

(EST)

(J-D) payable at the

National

sold

QUEBEC
Aylmef Sch.

Dated

on

$205,000 im¬

were

re¬

purchase

inclusive.

The

bonds

Montreal.

Commissioners, will receive sealed

Webster, Texas

1963.

to

1983

Carthy.

Co^Ine^and Mc-

Offering

provement

—

Midland;Securities and Bank

will

noon

Township, Ont.

Sale

bonds.

First National

York

im¬

$420,000

were

to

or

Weslaco, Texas

funding bonds

Bond

'<■■■'i\':f

the

school

and interest

-

Sale—The

Blenheim

■

Debt,

1, 1962. Due

Farmers

,

&

of

cost

for

24

March

Pont

'

Bond

April

Reed,

F.

E.

du

provement bonds.

$370,000 school-

were

Southwest

Live

Walker,

''

The

I.

interest

net

a

Local

on

1964

$500,000

CANADA
ONTARIO

'■

Dec.

May 1 from

offered

bonds

awarded

were

and

for

West),

were

on

bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on April 9

Levelland Consolidated Indep.

tional Bank in Dallas, Fort Worth
-f
*'
r

26

Bond

$250,000 school-

Texas

on

Sale—The

1

net interest cost of about 2.79%.

sold to

fol¬

inclusive.

1976

3

.

!;■

basis cost

ceive sealed bids until

Richardson, Texas

1996 inclusive.

:

Fort Worth Independent Sch. Dist.,

«.

Due
to

Due

-

.

3.70s.

& Waggener.

Sale

fol¬

Sept. 1 from

on

Bond Sale—The

house bonds

com¬

as

1999

sewer

Texas

•

3.66%,

mission

inclusive.

Due

to

1974

net in¬

a

195,000 3s.

Coppell Independent Sch. Dist.,

group

group

25

of

bonds.

house

Bond

Due

frbm 1988

sold to Dallas Rupe &

Bond Sale—The

44,000 3.20s.

April

awarded to the State of Wy¬

nett, Secretary of the State Com¬

Due May 1, 1963.

14,000 3s.

$5,734,000

offered

3V4S,

as

Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬

$3,500,000

1972

The

—

bonds

oming.

County (P. O. Richmond),

Bond

Inc.,

as

were

a

V irginia

1964 to 1987 inclusive.

Son, Inc.

funding

a

1997

were

Austin

to

rev¬

March

Co., Inc., at

$222,000 5s.

a.m.

improvement

Sale—The

to

Underwood

Centerville, Texas
Bond

&

price of 103.01,

a

Roanoke

school

Co.,

&

$1,549,000

April 3

of about 2.94%.

;

provement

lows:

Offering—Sealed bids will

received

1964

Bond

of Rowles, Winston & Co.;

Dittmar

Beaumont, Texas

be

on

office.

$551,000

offered

awarded

terest

Bond

Neuhaus

,

Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., and

Co.

TEXAS

at

group com¬

a

Lentz, Newton & Co.,

lows:

(A-O) payable

Sale—The

bonds

posed

Dabney

Tyson, and Robert L.

&

E.

$106,000 3V4S. Due on May 1 from

Due

County Treasurer's

Bond

Char¬

Baum

Virginia,

1963.

1,

Groves, Texas

National

Peoples

and

kins, Weems & Searls.

Brothers

sold to

were

Legality approved by Vinson, El-

Raffensperger,

Brown

Central

of

-

Co., M. A. Saunders

Inc.,

Co.,

Bank

Co., i'

April

cipal and interest

Bram-

hall, Falion & Co., Inc., Newhard,
Cook

Due on

The

—

change Bank of Roanoke,

posed of Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Un¬

sive. The bonds are callable. Prin¬

Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co., Shel¬
by

bonds

1 from 1965 to 1996 inclu¬

April

Inc.,

Co.,

&

the

to

Sale—The $164,000

Bond

elusive.

;

du

Sale

awarded to the First National Ex¬

rev¬

Orangefield Consolidated

derwood,

April 1 from 1969 to 1993 in-

Webber,

Pont & Co., Reynolds &

;;; •

750,000 hospital bonds.

John

Co.,

Paine,

Curtis,

syndi¬

the

of

members

Bear,

sold

were

Sale

building

Virginia

/;

$368,000

of

Laramie), Wyo.
Bond

County (P. O. Bedford),

Independent School District, Texas

clusive.

1988 inclusive.

from 1986 to

Bedford

&

Kelly Brown Investment Co.

$1,600,000 seawall bonds. Due on
April 1 from 1965 to 1981 in¬

•

from 1974 to 1985 inclusive.

960,000

bonds

enue

to

were

Bond

Texas

Sale—The

1966

VIRGINIA

net in¬

a

purchase

University of Wyoming (P. O.

1 were

Bank

Texas

Dallas, at

from

the

WYOMING

Dated

school bonds offered
Bond

bonds,

tax

bonds.

Due

for

25

on

inclusive.

$500,000 school-

April

$1,184,000 school bonds.

of $2,r

1963.

1,

1990

(MST)

the purchase

revenue

cost of about 3.09%.

terest

of

the purchase

for

the

to

16 for

April

Texas

District,

Trust Co., of

(CST)

p.m.

follows:

April

on

17

$3,845,000

follows:

until

bids

April

on

$3,200,000 6s. DUe on April 1 from
1964

awarded

Peter J.

—

May

000,000

house bonds offered April

Valle, County Judge, will receive
sealed

& Co., at a
net interest
as

Offering

be received until 6 p.m.

Consolidated Independent

School

(P. O.

County

&

Gen¬

Attorney

Monday, April 8, 1963

.

on

Bond Offering—Sealed bids will

the State.

Lorenzo

Galveston), Texas

a

net interest
follows:

of

price

Galveston

as

and Shields

Co.,

1

the

office.

Dobins

by

approved
and

Bond Sale—The

syndicate headed by

a

1976.

1,

of

eral

Treasurer's

"State

Legality

200,000 2.80s. Due May 1, 1978.

hos¬

pital bonds offered April 2 were
awarded to

3s. Due May

175,000 23/4s. Due May 1, 1977.

Carolina

North

the

Howard

$200,000

Wilson),

(P. O.

County

i

as

Ogden City, Utah

cipal and interest (M-N) payable
at

net in¬

a

,

as
.

April 1 from

on

inclusive.

Bond

Offering—W. G. Hulbert,
Secretary of the Board of County

445,000 6s. Due
;

1972 to

>

1978

April 1 from

on

inclusive.

Commissioners, will receive, sealed
bids

ANTENNA

16

SYSTEMS

until 2

for

the

(PST)

p.m.

revenue bonds. Dated

Due

INC.

on

April

on

(M-N)

Principal

payable

H Stock

(Par Value #1 Per Share)

„

the

$5.50 per Share

Union

Free

Meeting
April 16,1963

York

City.
Legality approved by
Roberts,
Shefelman,
Lawrence,
Gay & Moch.

Burlington

Notice of Annual

Fiscal

Notice

and other Underwriters




be obtained only from such of the undersigned
may lawfully offer the securities in this State.

may
as

bonds

offered

awarded

to

Dist.,

$270,000 school,

April

the

1

First

were

National

Walerhotise

public
may

any

Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.

Wisconsin

the

Annual

on

No.

10

to

Co.

for
such

independent

as

the

year

other

1963

and

business

properly come before the meeting
adjournments thereof.

the books of

of business

Dist.

&

accountants

lake •'action

to

on

Sch.

that

vole on the proposal to
split the com¬
mon
slock, to vole on the amendment to
Employee Stock Purchase Plan to reflect
the split, to vote on the
appointment of

Only holders of

Bank, Chicago,
Horicon Joint

given

,,

Center, 175 East Old Country Road, Hicks¬
ville, New York, on April 16, 1963, at
o'clock P. M., to elect eleven directors,

Price

Copies of the Prospectus

hereby

of
the Stockholders of Long
Island Lighting Company will be held at
the Company's Hicksville Operations

to

Sch.

Wisconsin
Bond Sale—The

is

Meeting

2

WISCONSIN

Price

LONG ISLAND LIGHTING COMPANY

interest

and

at

Agency of the State in New

Common

NOTICE

May 1, 1963.

-May 1 from 1964 to 1978

inclusive.

MEETING

purchase of $6,000,000

vote

at

books will

on

the
not

—
'

as

or

slock of record

common

tile Company
March 7, 1963

at

the close

are

entitled

meeting. The slock transfer
be closed.

'

CHARLES R. PIERCE

-Bond

Offering—Sealed bids will

be received until 1:30 p.m.

Secretary
March 7, 1963

(CST)

.

•