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The COMMERCIAL aMFINANGIAL
Reg. U.S. Pat. Oft
PUBLICATION
New York 7, N. Y„
Number 6239
197
Volume
AND MOST INFORMATIVE
LEADING
THE
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
ESTABLISHED
...
1839
Monday, February 18, 1963
Price $1.60 a
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
Cable
SEC REGISTRATIONS
On
Abbott Realty
•
1,015,564
Fund, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
each
share
at
$0.25
held,
share
per
without
York.—V.
196,
of
Technology Corp.
:; Aerosystems
Withdrawn—
12, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Aug. 29, 1962, which covered
165,000 common shares to have been
offered at $3 per share,
through
Securities
Chase
Corp.,
York.—V.
New
196,
1, 1963 filed
debentures
due
a
On
shares
interest, without underwriting.—V.
per
Alaska Ice &
The
shares
Proceeds
be
131
operation of
The
used
a
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
filed
at
for
Anne
Queen
$1,
expansion,
Ave.,
working
and
Seattle,
N.
and
1600
of
company
Pacific
City,
Atlantic
Ave.,
SEC
the
on
by
the
ton
Withdrawn—
registration state¬
Feb. 7,71963,; the company withdrew its
originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 28, 1961, which covered
shares of common stock to have been offered at $4 per*
On
„
50,000
share, through S. Schramm & Co., Inc., New York.—V. 195, p. 111.
Automatic Retailers
The
of 10889 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, filed
company
tration
of. America, Inc.—Debs. Reg'd
with
statement
the
SEC
subordinated
debentures'due
to
an
aggregate
for public sale
purchase
to
offered
be
Weld
&
Y.
N.
holders
of
to
entitled
be
423
will
the
company's
net
to
pay
used
be
be added
the
Of
Rico.
Puerto
at
interest
a
rate,
purchase
price per share
public offering
shares for
10
proceeds
acquisition
the debenture sale, $8,238,-
from
indebtedness
of other
to
in
incurred
businesses
and
connection with
the balance will
to
general funds and may be used to purchase new equip¬
to acquire additional businesses
or
properties.
In addition to certain indebtedness and » preferred
stock, the company has outstanding 2,971,335 shares of common
expand existing services, and
ment,
stock,
which
of
officials
management
Davre J. Davidson is board chairman
as
and
Basic Properties, Inc.—SEC
a
group
19.20%.
own
president.—V. 196,
p.
4.
Reg. Withdrawn—
Feb.
-On
12, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on June 29, 1962, which covered
ment
400,000 class A common shares,
to have been offered publicly,
through Hornblower & Weeks, New York.—V. 196, p. 109.
7,77' "'"'7 uA. "<
Leasing Co.—Proposed
$
Berman
Offering—1
The
nated
for
of
company
the SEC on
with
subscription
ties
&
for
by
and
Co., One
company.
mercial
of
is proposed
shares held.
Manhattan
to offer
at
the
Eastman
Plaza,
engaged
rate
of
New
York,
such
vehicles
reconditioning
vehicles.
The
reduce
net
and
and
to
sale
proceeds
of
common
used
from
the
of
heads
the
list
subscription price
amendment.
of
principally in the leasing
equipment to industrial
of
$100
Dillon, Union Securi¬
The record date, interest rate,
terms are to be supplied by
is
debentures
such
trucks,
and com¬
related
users
to
20
and
the
new
used
It
trailers
tractors,
riers;
Pa., filed a registration statement
covering $5,500,000 of convertible subordi¬
1963.
Chase
underwriting
The
11
common .stockholders
each
of; underwriters.
.
Pennsburg,
Feb.
debentures due
debentures
J
Rights
and
vehicles;
contract
&
and
debenture
the
cer¬
tain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding 1,106,935 shares
stock, of which Sol N. Berman, president, and Bernard
Berman, senior vice-president, own 13.8%
each and management
officials as a group 38.5%—V.
197, p. 616.
of
New
,
7%
of
to
conv.
have
30,000 by stockholders,
York.—V. 195, p. 2485.
debentures
Bernard
M.
subd.
been
and
20
Kahn
&
through J.
r
capital
R.
due
1974
and
54,560
The
corporation, on
$300,000
at
par,
of
conv.
without
Proceeds
In
6%
are
Jan.
offered
in units,; each consisting of
shares, at $550 per unit,
Inc., New York.—V. 195, p. 637.
common
28,
underwriting.
to
be: Used
for
1963
4iiedv a-v "Reg.
debentures
,
due
1973
■,
...
A"
to
v
-
covering
be
offered
,
Willis-
general, corporate* purposes.*,.
Brlte Lite of 3500 N. Central-Suite 238—Phoenix, Ariz, is
engaged
the development and manufacture of an
animated advertising
6ign.-V.185j p.
715. ■■■:■
7:7'*7*77
..7
?->•'
involved
the
17
(the antithat
statement
in¬
be
payment
Montana;
and
the
failure
to
disclose
the
of
existence
Moreover,
such
Dynamic L. P. Industries, Inc.
„
Fun<|, Inc.—SEC Registra¬
...
.
.
registration
*946.'
p.
...
mi s
v
/Gateway Chemicals, Inc.—Common Registered—4 / V
SEC Registration
for
On Feb. 1, 1963, the company withdrew its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on June 21, 1962, which covered
75,000 common
shares
to
have
been
offered
at
$4
per
share,
through Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc., New York.—V. 196,
p.
'
bompany ' of ' 8825 South Greenwood Avenue, Chicago, filed
The
registration
statement
with
the
SEC
13
Feb.
on
sale
to
automotive
others;
and
sale
it
and
chain
food
is also engaged
in the
wholesalers
stores,
assembly and
1.
In This Issue
On
196, p. 2177.
Corp.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
Jan.
31, 1963, the company withdrew its registration
originally filed with the SEC on March 23,
1962,
ment
covered
PAGE
150,000 common shares,
,
t
14
Harwyn Publishing Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—-
26
On
32
the
1963,
6,
withdrew
company
its
registration
37
through Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., New York.—V.
50
The
500
37
195,
to
1963
offered
be
used
be
for
filed
at
a
Feb.
A" covering 14,underwriting.
"Reg.
$10, without
corporate
general
St., Honolulu,
for a tree nursery.
,
purposes.
is engaged in the de*
•
.
Suspension Vacated—
13,
of
its common
shares
at
38
cents per share.
According
amended notification and
in the material
10
to the order, the issuer has (1) filed
offering circular which corrects the
38
an
deficiencies
previously filed which formed the basis of the suspension order;
and (2) provided the Commission with satisfactory assurance that
all
known existing
copies of the earlier offering circular (other
^than file copies of the issuer, its counsel and the Commission) have
38
38
been destroyed.—V.,195, p. 2699.
Miscellaneous Features
Knollwood Angus Ranch,, Inc.—"Reg. A"
The corporation
General Corporation and Investment News.-
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
State and City Bond Offerings
Dividends Declared and Payable
1
500
are
to
Jan. 25,
on
shares
common
Proceeds
2
_
p.
publicly,
746.
order
3,000,000
44
Transactions New York Stock Exchange
Transactions American Stock Exchange
offered
been
the Commission issued an order vacating its Oct.
temporarily suspending a Regulation A exemption from
Securities Act registration with respect to a proposed public offer¬
ing by Imperial Mining Inc., 130 Fourth St., Las Vegas, Nevada, of
40
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
have
Imperial Mining, Inc.—SEC
On
1962
39
.........
to
23,
Jan.
on
shraes
are
velopment of land
39
Over-the-Counter Market
to
Honomalino of 204-B Hao
37
38
_
shares
common
corporation
common
Proceeds
38
...
A
Honomalino Agricultural Co., Inc.-—"Reg. A" Filing
37
....
class
state¬
1962, which covered
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 29,
300,000
38
«_
Feb.
ment
45
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
Montreal Stock Exchange.
Canadian Stock Exchange..
Toronto Stock Exchange
state¬
which
of which 60,000 were to have been
offered
by
the company and 90,000 by the company's parent,
Glen
Modes, Inc., through Sprayregen, Haft & Co., New York.
—V. 195, p. 1548.
'
,
<
Stock and Bond Quotations
_
and
sale at whole¬
safety seat belts.
The company has outstand¬
ing 441,000 shares of common stock (after giving effect to a recent
5%
stock dividend), of which Gans owns 49.4%
(and holds of
record an additional 10.4% ).
As indicated, he proposes to sell the
Glensder
Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—
Range for week ending Feb. 8
Range for week ending Feb. 15__
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
a
100,000
automobile
of
100,000 shares.—V.
New York Stock
covering
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by Gerry Gans, President and principal stockholder.
A. C. Allyn
&
Co., 122 S. La Salle Street, Chicago, heads the list of under¬
writers.
The public offering price (maximum $14 per share)
and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the compounding and packaging of
chemical products, primarily detergents, under private brand names,
to
be
be
Knollwood
used
11
Aberdeen
Statement of Member Banks of
of Bartow,
cattle
Angus
Florida.
,
for
land
livestock acquisi¬
development,
„
»
1
v
Fla., Is engaged in the raising of purebred
and the development of citrus acreage in
'
^
t
Filing—
1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 112,- *
$10, without underwriting.
offered at
tions, and working capital.
55
1
'
>
1
49
(H.) Kohnstamm & Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
49
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
v!
*
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks__:_—50
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings—
47
The corporation on Feb. 8, 1963
7
common
;
,,
con¬
13, 1963 It was reported that this firm had' withdrawn
statement originally filed with the SEC on Oct.
27,
1961
which
covered
2,770,000
capital shares to have been
offered
publicly at $1 per share, without underwriting.—V. 194,
Withdrawn—
Condition
investment
On Feb.
$440 of
through
Reserve' System—7—
Foreign Exchange Rates
-
America^—"Reg. A" Filing—
subord.
and
disclose
its
common
Federal
Brite-Lite Corp. of
would
in
tion Withdrawn—.
"
Ind—SEC/^Eteg. Withdrawn—
debentures
Co.,
Easy-Tow
1961,
according to the order, the notification failed
affiliates; Easy-Tow failed to use an offering cir¬
cular containing required information; and certain sales literature
was used which was not filed prior to Its use.
to
On Feb. 7, 1963, the ^company withdrew Its registration statement
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 26, 1962, which covered $1,200,320
November
offering of $230,000 of trailer
misrepresentations
funds
affiliates.
be
in¬
alleged
Idaho
estimated at $9,900,000 in 1963
and
company
Beane,
registration
exemption from
in
deposited in a bank trust account pending
of trailer purchases; the failure to dis¬
close the denial of permission to sell trailer Investment contracts in
Guidance Toys Inc.~SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
k ^ Credit Department,
sale
sale will
$31,712,000 of outstanding indebtedness
curred to purchase vehicles leased to customers. In addition to
filed
its
disbursement
<0;
car¬
some
conditional
a
notification
a
196, p. 2671.
Stock
Debenture
provides
the public
In
vestors'
registration
$9,375,000
of first
a
100,000
shares of common stock),
through underwriters headed by White,
will
debentures
The
A
In
facts; and that the offering violates Section
fraud provision) of the Act,
"
of
be supplied by
price and under¬
writing terms are also to be supplied by amendment.
»The company and its subsidiaries are engaged in selling a wide
variety of products through coin operated vending machines and
in supplying institutional food services in the United States and
$1,000
amendment.
Inc.,
material
Co., Inc., and Goldman, Sachs & Co., both of 20 Broad St.,
Warrant
each
regis¬
a
Feb. 13 covering $10,000,000 of
(with attached 10-year warrants
on
1983
are
an order temporarily suspending a
registration under the Securities Act
public offering of securities by Easy-Tow
2208
Northwest Market St.,
Seattle.
The,
First New York Capital
shares
ment
Feb.
issued
a
order, the Commission asserts that Easy-Tow failed
to comply with certain requirements of the Regulation;
that its
offering circular was; false and misleading in respect of certain
Feb; 4, 196?, the company withdrew fts registration statement
originally tiled with the SEC oh May 23,, 1962, which :*; covered
100,000 common shares, of which 70,000 were to have been offered
N. J., filed
Feb.
Automatic Controls, Inc.—SEC Beg.
tracts.
Registered—
filed
to
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
amount.
The
Peoria, 111.,
8
covering
SEC
exemption from
respect
System,
proposed
.
£.1 covering $15,offered for public
sale
at competitive bidding March 6. The
net proceeds from the
bond sale will be used for the company's 1963 and 1964 construction
programs (estimated at $25,367,000 for 1963).—-y.ul97;;p. 403.
with
statement
in
On
the
in
first mortgage bonds due 1^993, to be
000,000 of
$12,600,000 in 1964.—V.
Child
capital.
City Electric Co.—Bonds Registered—
registration
a
on
pany's construction expenditures
*
engaged
is
SEC
110,000
storage warehouse in Kodiak, Alaska.
.7;:..." 'l
v.
7-,
'
Atlantic
offered
public cold
a
,
■
be
to
are
Alaska' of
25,
Jan.
on
to
the
Liberty St.,
A
Regulation
with
offered
be
bonds due 1993, to be offered for public sale at com¬
petitive bidding March 11.
Net proceeds of the bond sale, together
with treasury funds, will be used to pay the
presently outstanding
$9,376,300 of first mortgage bonds, 3V*% series due 1963. The com¬
945.
p.
with
300
the
11,
with
manent.
to
mortgage
Storage, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
corporation
common
196,
of
company
statement
state¬
registration
its
withdrew
company
The
with
the
SEC
on
Aug.
22, 1962, which
of beneficial interest to have been offered
filed
100,000
$10
at
the
1963,
6,
originally
covered
1969
Feb.
1933
Rental
Filing—.
31,
SEC FILINGS
•
order provides an
opportunity for hearing, upon request, on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made per¬
946.
p.
Savings Trust—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
Feb.
ment
for
1.
p.
"Reg. A" covering $250,000
Aug.
Central Illinois Light Co.—Bonds
Aikens
of
par and accrued interest.
No underwriting is involved.
Proceeds are to be used for purchase of land and
buildings; debt
repayment and other corporate purposes.
Capitol of 1180 Ave. of Americas, N. Y., is engaged in the pro¬
duction of steel bars and joists,
and the distribution of welded
wire mesh and other products used in building construction.
'"
Feb.
On
subord.
conv.
196,
On
Regulation
at
SEC Registration
—
7Va%
of four new shares
the basis
Capitol Steel Corp.—"Reg. A"
The corporation on Feb.
109.
p.
on
underwriting.—V.
ment
s;
Easy-Tow Rental System, Inc.—Offering Suspended
1963, the company withdrew its registration statement
filed. with the SEC on June 22,
1962, which covered
capital shares to have been offered for subscription by
stockholders
Feb. 6,
1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on June 29, 1962, which covered
380,000 class A common shares to have been offered at $10 per
share, through Morris Cohon '& Co., and Street & Co., Inc., New
On
INSURANCE
•
Carriers, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
Feb.
originally
INDUSTRIAL
•
Copy
-
..-
shares
Proceeds
7
are
Kohnstamm
manufacture
to
to
of
and
offered
be
be
used
for
of
at
filed
$14,
general
a
"Reg. A" covering 21,428
without underwriting.
corporate
Americas,
161
Ave.
sale
of chemicals.—V.
N.
196,
Y.,
p.
purposes.
is engaged in
421.
Continued
on
the
page
3
!
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(710)
AND
The
daily
a
RISE
of free
average
the week
heavy flotation of corporate and municipal capital debt
public offering amounting to $318.6 million. This sum is sought by six large corporates ($142.1 million) and 31 tax-exempts ($176.5 million) of $1 million or
larger in size. The corporates include four competitives—one equipment trust
certificate and three utilities—and two negotiates comprising three different
debt issues. In addition, there are scheduled five underwritten larger equities
two of which are secondaries and another is a part of an underwriting package of
separate issues which include two of the just mentioned debt issues.
f •/>;.' ; '
IN
MONEY IN CIRCULATION
ending last Wednesday
week of Feb.
of
reserves
was
million compared to the
by $127
the
Federal
Reserve member
$365 million.
revised
$238
This
million
marked
$584 million.
for
average
contrary move, however, set in for actual free
13. They declined $297 million from the Feb.
'
•
*'•«,.
■
•
.
.
.
banks for
"more
A
6.
Wednesday, Feb.
ease"
the
prior
reserves
6
■l.'
for
figure of
.
Factprs. causing the opposite changes in the free average and actual reserves
were: (1) the rise in week's daily average
holdings of U. S. Governments by
the Fed compared to the
Wednesday to Wednesday decline for the actual
Wednesday's/ holdings and (2)./ the greater decline iii. the float for actual
Feb. 13 as against the week's
average change.
Average repurchases of U. S.
•/
The corporate backlog;: of senior debt issues
he. offered publicly: continues- to '
rise slowly and steadily in both the four-week and total backlog of securities to
be offered with and without sales dates/affixed. The" slight vyeakening of bond
securities
went
halted with
has
Monday, February 18, 1963
.
FREE RESERVES TO
$65 MILLION ABOVE
$300 MILLION LEVEL OCCURS DESPITE DECLINE IN FLOAT
THE
...//,•'•ABy SIDNEY BROWN
promises
.
RISE IN F. R. MEMBER BANKS
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
This week
.
$6me/rev^
retained steady for the past week. The niunigipul backlog with sales, dates,
held
$212
up
declined $181
by the Fed increased"$34 million and average:direct holdings
million compared to last week whereas
repurchases. actually
on Feb. 13 and direct holding of bills declined
$33 million
decline for last Wednesday of $214 million since Feb. 6.
The
million
set/for the next 28 days commencing today has advanced $154 million compared/,^./ —or,/a total
daily average float went down $39; million for the week ending last Wednesday
to last week's four-week float tally but the total backlog of larger issues with
whereas actual Feb. 13 decline from Feb. 6 was
$178 million.
target dates has failed to fill the gap caused by the updated exit of the negotiated
$1C0 million Triborough Bridge & funnel Authority placement of last Wednesday^'- :
ia.t j|i5,92R ior foe
^ourthVyreek
^
weekly qhange/in.
under the aegis ;of T)jllpnu "Rear!
;■ Mertill Lynch/ Pierce/Tenner & Smith f ' A
ayerage money in cirqulation^^ came lo a "credit contractionary
aniouht of $158 million rise which was almost ihe same for the actual
Inc.; W. H. Morton & Co.'; and Allen & Co. The Triborough issue took advantage
Wednesday
to Wednesday comparison.
of the lack of congestion during the Lincoln Holiday week lull of offering to
The week-to-week average reserves dropped but
$5t;;milliori; but actual Feb. 13 change amounted to $413 million drop from
adyance its appearance frbni the p^eyiously scheduled, date, of Feb. 19. Thus, the
Feb. 6 amount.
toial buildup of corporates and municipals hajs not changed to depress prices
/
further With the exception noted above and traced below. -/
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CONGRATULATIONS TO WM. MCC. MARTIN—A THIRD TIMER
Themarkethas had time to dismiss and discount many pressures tending toward
higher yields; (1) speculation as to whether tax cuts and sizably. increased Fed-; /
efal deficit would^ dverwhelM thd
The writer would: like to
take this opportunity to congratulate William McC.
Martin for; being reappointed Chairman of the Federal Reserve/Board of Gov¬
ernors. His new term, commencing next March will be his third
one. Mr. IVlartin
supply..%Qf^ihyesfible; funds to decrease price
and; raise interest^ fates;'(2J thOimpact, 'of the £qi$hcomih&Treasury junior"
advanced refunding and, later, the April Treasury competitive sale of long-terms;
and (3) the optimistic business outlook, for the near future which met with a -/
dash of cold water with la^t;week's; report that January retail sales failed to' ex¬
ceed last
December's,
F|IB; Chairman McCabe in convincing President Truman
Secretary of the Treasury Snyder they should, allow1 the Fed to take back
independence and' to unpeg the "par yahuc of governments" in 1951. Mr.
Martin is an excellent; honest public servant who is most knowledgeable as to
what the Federal, Reserve should; do but whom the
writer has criticized; on the
methods, pursued—particularly monetization of
public debt when there's been
no emergency, and a
publicly declared willingness to sever our last domestic ties
iV
to gold when the dollar pressure abates. We certainly find Mr. Martin is heads
above those who agree, for example, with Congressman Patman as to what mone¬
tary policy arid methods should .be. Mr. Martin sees no. panacea for bur business
~r.., ; cycle ills
in letting, currency and credit expansion occur for. the. sake of expan¬
sion nor in creating credit expansion to absorb the
Treasury's deficits. The facts
/are, Unfortunately, that/we have practiced just that Under; Mr. Martin's aegis
aiid, tdo,! it could have been worse under others, who have been contending for
his post..
Eastman/DillonrHnibh Securities weekly ^Bond
higher level in the Jan. 10-Feb. 7
/Bei?drpindicate"-'tl^'vitrii^asitiQn^to'
fiver-week period for other than Moody's Aaa Corporates:
GOVERNMENTS
Three-five
Feb. 7
Jan. 31
8.40%
Jan. 24
Jan. 17
3.44%
3.39%
3.95
3.41 %
3.96
year
Long
3.93
3.95/
,
'
8.36%
! 3.gl
/
A"
MUNICIPALS
.
Jan. 10
;
_
General
obligation bonds
«'poHdry revenue b,onds»J
8.18 A
...3.18
100 .;
99%
99%
4.28
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CORPORATES
Moody's "Aa"
3.14
3.09
4.27
99%
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3.01
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Utility bonds:
4.27
4.28
aiid
its
had been expected, and the Federal Reserve Board's
Index of Physical Production for last month disappointingly remained
steady
at December's level. Both indices, however, were above
January, 1,962 levels.
as
The following data taken from
camb to the Federal Reserve vnia the Treasury
and, previously, the-NYSE, for
working closely with
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Again,
we most willingly bongratulate and wish good luck to Mr. Martin. He
carries over to his new term the crUcidl task of reconciling some of the
'^mothods'Wfth' soupd policy declarations made—task cruelly compounded;
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v.'v.-s
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/by ah inteihatiohal payments
had to face before when Roping/
,d ASHLAND. OIL
^REFINANCING $60 MILLIQjN DEBENTURE«.« ;^ith
V "//.;■
Moody's
New
4.28
index—
i,
4.28
4.29
Spread
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4.27
W;
4.27
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4.24
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4.22
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4.27
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STOCKS, $58 MILLION STATE OF N. J., AND $50 MILLION: POTOMAC
ELECTRIC POWER BONDS LEAD THIS WEEK'S HEAVY CALENDAR
Among this week's larger offerings are;
Today (February..18).:
tJ'1 /
buli^s^^ci^; ^BismsSp"; *"#1
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28-DAY
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bonds rated triple-A
across
Tuesday (February 10);
the board.
Feb.
"
4-Mar,
Feb.
$360,816,193
$628,839,000
$989,655,193
$55,621,938
$308,655,938
$597,838,450.
$474,391,000
$515,256,240
$783,046,938
Co.
$334,968,450
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(5)-
million
or
more.
$1,113,094,690
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—
Corporate
Z-V/-.-/4
Corporate
bonds
with
bonds
*
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NEGOTIATED
This Week
$363,904,900 ( 32)
dates—.
524,435,000 (29)
without
BACKLOG
' Last Week
$521,904,000 (26)
537,225,000 (27)
dates__.
Feb. 35,1962
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$427,295,000
(34)
115,868,200 (36)
„
and;fcohserVatioh G. 0.'s rated-Aad i>y Moody's* $14,765,000 ST; LOUIS, MO.;.
TO^al 'bonflsj;..
$1,088,339,900 ( 61)
$1,059,129,Q00 (53) ;%$543,163,200 < 70)
million. LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: $6.5 million JEFFERSON
COUNTY \<J
Corporate stocks With dates._/__„..//'
SCHOOL DIST. R-l,
$69,781,^93 (29)*
$90,621,938 (28)
$495,216,950(219)
COLO.; $5 million RICHMOND COUNTY SCHOOL-/
COrpbrate atopks without dates:...^;.23t,457,350(121) *
283,684,900(125)
638,601,200(391) /
DIST;, GA ; $4,070,000 SOUTH LANCASTER COUNTY SCHOOL
DIST - : /...a:. /
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- AUTH., PA.; $3,250,000 NASHVILLE, TENN.; and
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Total stocks
1
$301,23$,643(150)
$314^306,838(153)
$3,020,000 .DURHAM
$1,433,821,150(610) 1
COUNTY N. C.
Total corporates—f»l,389,578,543(211)
$1,373,435,838(206)
$1,676,984,350(680)
$14
Wednesday (February 20) :
:
Eastman
tJnipn Securities
Total municipals With dates..J—;
.
&
Co.,
E. F,
Huttoh
&
Co., and A. G
Becker & Co. underwritten ASHLAND OIL
& REFINING CO.'s $35 million
convertible subordinated debentures rated
Baa-by Moody's and Bbb by
S&P's, $25 million sinking fund debentures, rated A across the board wi+v%
5-year protection against call, and 260,000 shares of
is for. the
purpose of acquiring United Carbon
common.-
$2,318,032,543(317)
,
946,806,000 (92)
705,601,240 ( 92) V
$2,320,211,838(298)
$2,382,585,590(772)
Data In parentheses denote the]. number of capital,
issues, to/ be publiclyv offered for - additional
/;capital and refunding by nonfinanc.ial and financial corporations including investment companies, and
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secondaries..
This financin
shares
Excluded
reserved for
private
are
conversion and
placements
for
time-to-time sales.' I
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"Includes: One
around
Feb.
28,
Among that days larger municipals are: $12.9 million ERIE
COUNTY, N Y.;
$11.7 million EL PASO "COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.
11, COLO.;"
;
$5 3 million IRVINE RANCH WATER DIST.f CALIF.; $3,905,000 RAHWAY '
SCH. DIST,, N. J.; and $3,187,000 EASTERN KENTUCKY
STATE COLLEGE. "/
;/ Excluded from our tabulation of new issues is the Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
million
WAY
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new
AUTH.
employees,
nonpublic
offerings
and
"
option
bid
negotiation
doubtful
before
dates such
April
via
as:
Smith,
$152
.'
million
Barney
&
refunding; pending $35 million PHA's N.
Marcl\ or April pending PHA approval; $18 million ALASKA
are
expected late March; $60 million
further studies show feasibility;
Also, excluded, are $130""/ May;
notes; and $132 1 " - -either
stock
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plans
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exchanges, Z
as
s
AUTH.;
and
,
"from
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:
competitive STATE OF NEW JERSEY on Feb. 19;. $150 millipn
competitive STATE
March 12; $37,215,o0o SAN FRANCISCO.
CALIF.,, set for March 18; and $130WASHINGTON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM for April 17.
and
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under
other
for
casl^ and the test
next.
:.
million NEW YORK CITY HOUSING
AUTHORITY short term
million various local
Hbusing Authorities short term notes. * M
sealed
set
Excludes municipals without definite, sales
;
such
negotiation-r-vlz., $25.-30 million BI-STATE DEVELOP'T. AGENCY
via John Nuveen & CO.,; and Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.' i
Also. $58 million
ILLINOIS
issuance
and
„
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& LIGHT
$10,555,000 secondary sale set for tomorrow, Feb. 19.
.
>928,454,000(106):
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^Totai^^of bkb «^ncings/._-.-ll^.^
Company; and $15 million
CO.'s first mortgage bonds rated A across
the board; and 400,000
secondary shares of BUCKINGHAM CORP.
common via Lehman Bros/
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ARKANSAS POWER
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200,850,000
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Financings
$834,586,900
213,250,043
195,343,250
246,475,000
tStock Exchanges are closed on Oeorge Washington's birthday, Feb. 22.
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Also, these tax-exempts: $58 million STATE OF NEW JERSEY recreation
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$54,156,293
$253,034,000
$262,870,000
15, 1962-1-
*$1
Co., and Zuckerman Smith
Co.: 162,045 secondary shares of EMERSON ELECTRIC
MANUFACTUR¬
ING CO. common via Blyth &
Co.; and' 100,000 'shares of PACKARD INvia A. G. Becker &
46,125,000
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(3> -i-'H
$16,000,000,
$158,074,900
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SURANCE CO. common via Emanuel
Deetjen.&
common
72,482,250
21,750,000
—
&
STRUMENT CO.
Total of Both
24,375,000/
8
15
Last week—.
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Total
84 134,043
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f total
$50 million POTOMAC ELECTRIC POWER CO. first mortgage bonds rated
Aa. by Moody's $3,504,900 PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRIES,
INC., FHA insured, sinking fund bonds via B. C.
ZIEGLEJR & CO. which are considered
to be Well conceived.
Ond, arranged^ $1,908,000 GREAT EASTERN . IN-
YISIBLES
14,974,043
1,432,250
(2):
$142,074,900
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..Municipals*1
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$176,512,000
129,116,000
122,861,000
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25-Mar.
Mar,
Total
Stocks
69,160,000
71,050,000
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Marl ll-Mar,
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Corporate
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$306,659,SOb
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AND UNDERWRITTEN
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-Cbrporate
Bonds
$3,570,000 ATLANTIC COAST LINE RR. S & P's double-A rated equipment
trust, certificates; and $10 million TEXAS POWER & LIGHT CO. first mort¬
gage
COMPETITIYE
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approximate
OKLAHOMA
TPKE.
AUTH.,
JACKSONVILLE EXPRESS¬
of which $56-million are)
Co.
Y.
CITY housing bonds expected
DEVEL. CORP. Court approved.
may not be
forthcoming unless,
$65 million NEVADA IRRIGATION DIST., CALIF., possibly next!
negotiated WICHITA, KAN./ refunding via B. J. Van Ingen & Co."
early summer; $41.1 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT AUTH., revenue bonds series '
$50
million
this spring or
.B 1963, via Phelps, Fenn <fe Co. not earlier than next summer; $175 million WELLS POWER
PROJECT, '
WENATCHEE, WASH., revenue bonds Oct., 1963; $22 million JACKSONVILLE,
FLA., revenue '
; certificates—out of $63 million authorized—in
June/ 1963; $16 million KENTUCKY-UNIV. perhaps"
in Feb-; $50 million STADIUM
BOpjDS OF BOSTON, MASS. possibly this year; $94 million GRANT
'EAST
TEN WITHDRAWALS
FROM
SEC
REGISTRATION
LED
BY
BASIC
& KITTITAS COUNTIES PUBLIC UTILITY
PROPERTIES, AND PbtJR POSTPONED ISSUES RETURN TO
DIST., WASH, perhaps early spring; $75 million CHICAGO
:
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PUBLIC BLDG; COMM. lease-revenue bonds
this spring;
and $15 million LOUISVILLE, KY., in
/•♦/■ >, ACTIVE. BACKLOG
/ late 1963, '• ': :
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Last week witnessed ten issues
withdrawn from SEC registration.
tlncludes: $37,425,000 in-seven
equip, tr. ctfs. with dates and excludes $14.7 million
Among the
equip, tr.
larger ones were: Basic Properties, Inc., via Hornblower &
Ctfs. of CHICAGO BURLINGTON
QUINCY RR. tabulated In indeterminate backlog table below.
Weeks, a real estate / ;
Also, $12,000,000 in two preferreds with dates
and one without dates amounting to $937,500 000
10nv,?stment ^rus^i Abbot Realty Fund, Inc., via Morris Cohon & Co., and Street ;
Excludes $32,000,000 in four preferreds (NEW ENGLAND
POWER CO.; SOUTHERN UNION GASxg-». a
nianagement and, ownership fund; Credit Department, Inc.,' ^ GULF STATES UTILITIES CO.; and JAMAICA SUPPLY
CO.) still too tentative for other than the
via Bernard M. lyahn & Co., a consumer
sales finance
indeterminate table below.
company; Norda Essential-' ;
>/•> • r ; v " '
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(Oil & Chemical Co. via S. D. Fuller; and Radar Relayuia White, Weld & Co.
Further, includes 46 issues of $300,000 or less in dollar volume of which
three possess offering
We still dp
dates, and nine of which are senior debt securities.
nott know the reasons why Las Vegas Properties Trust, a real estate
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/?^eSo?e1iIilor!?.s^' withdrew its 500,000 shares of beneficial interests, filed last // : SIX
Oct. 29, 1962, five
ISSUES STILL IN REGISTRATION SINCE
days after it registered the same issue on Feb. 7. Its
1961, OR HOW LONG AFTER
affiliate,
Securities Co. of Nevada, remains as
20 DAYS DID CONGRESS INTEND
the underwriter.
REGISTRATIONS TO BE CLEARED?
Four issues that had been
postponed returned to the active backlog of issues to
Listed just below are a handful of securities filed in
be offered. They
1961 with the SEC and
included Sovereign Life Insurance of California via McDonnell
still in active registration.
They are tabulated in our backlog, for
& Co.; and Associated
consistency
Mortgage Co., Inc. via Shields & Co.
^
sake, as registered issues to he offered. They are not in our
running tally of
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Number
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postponed issues which, though similarly in registration, are tabulated in the
indeterminate backlog table below since the issuers
cated in
question why any issue filed in 1961 should still be there. There seems to be
no point, for that
matter, for a variable annuity to stay in registration waiting
on what Prudential will do as a result of
being rebuffed by the SEC. The six
1961 statements filed still in active
registration are these: Great Continental
Real Estate Investment Trust, filed
Aug. 3, 1961; Hill Street Co., filed Oct. 16,
1961; Medical Video Corp., filed Nov. 13, 1961; Medical Industries
Fund, filed
Oct. .23, -1961; New Campbell Island
Mines, filed Oct. 13, 1961; and United
Variable Annuities Fund, filed April 11,1961.
underwriters have indi¬
or
each
respective instance they intend to hold back their filings for an
indefinite period. At least it is clear that, the postponed filings should * not' be
included among the definite - to be* offered" issues until further word-is received"
from .the parties concerned.
But how does the SEG and Congress reconcile
existing SEC law with the enforcement of that law dealing with the clearance
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of issues
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filed
in 1961 and still in registration?
It's one thing for the SEC to
filing for cause and hold it up pending a satisfactory outcome one
another. Moreover, the SEC is to be commended for cooperatively
going
question
way or
a
INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
along with issuers who wish to defer the declaration of "effective" for market
timing purposes. Further, when the SEC was log-jammed with more issues
than it could handle, issuers reluctantly
cooperated with the SEC and routinely
filled out every.20 days.the SEC-sent forms
legally delaying an issue's appear¬
ance until the SEC Could get to it and check it out.
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This Week
Corporate
^registrations and
of Feb.
7
more
North
General Corporation and
The
Vegas Properties Trust—Securities
of 4933
company
registration
shares
of
statement
beneficial
Paradise
with
the
interest
Road,
SEC
the
in
tration
Registered
Las
Vegas, Nev.,
Feb.
7 covering
on
Trust.
The
shares
filed
a
in
500,000
to
are
sale at $10 per share, with a $1 per share selling
commission to the underwriter, Securities Co. of Nevada.
The Trust-was organized in
Aug.v 1962.
Its objective is said to
be to provide a broad and selected diversification
of investments in
price
be
supervision of such invest¬
properties or real estate mortgages are now held by the
It is designed to qualify as a "real estate investment trust"
under,
will
the
Internal Revenue Code
1960.
of
The
Trust's
be
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The
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Debenture
(and
.
409
shares.
issuer;
Under
the
due
of
terms
of
the
Lehman Brothers
debentures.
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exchange
off er,
v
will
form
and
act
as
sale "will
Ling
Vice-Chairman,
and
G.
Johnson
K;
'-
President.—V.
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and
On
Feb.
are
4 3"is
same.—V.
and
to
.
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County Stadium; Milwaukee, Wis.,
of
the
SEC
on
Feb.
filed
a
common
Wisconsin.
tions^ ; IThe
cn
^
land
Ave.,
development
of
■
Radar
12; 1963,
the
a "Reg. A" covering
to be offered at par,
/
acquisition,
The
construction,
*
see
company
Proceeds are
Recreation
promotion
on Jan. 23,
of 7001
of
withdrew
its
registration
'*
the. Milwaukee
recreation
notes
reg¬
consisting
due
one
1967
common
one
■.
baseball
team
of the^
in
the
Pacific
Northwest
miles
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
a
$20 note.
and
each
$120,000
unit
5V2%
of
consisting
of
the
voting
wilL
Essential
Oil
&
.Registration: Withdrawn—
.
Chemical Co.
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Inc.
ment
cities
in
North
1961,
over
7%
over
and
a
carried
a
ago.—V.
year
company
with fiscal
1962
earnings.r-V.-197, p.
43.(,
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KI'a f*1 (
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4''r
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Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
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oper.
1962—Quar.—1961
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$1,438,981
$1,478,887-' $5,923,645
$5,580,647
revenue
Ry.: oper.
1,139,972
expenses.
1,217,344
4,695,268
4,556,100
$299,009
$261,543
$1,228,377
$1,024,547
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120,496
33,517
260,402/
192,009
Alabama Gas Corp.~^Earnings Down in 1st Quarter
The
*.
company
T962;v down
Operating
074,000
Pacific Northwest/Bell Telephone Co,
Date for Debenture Sale^.,.
,;
—
Bidding
;
has
reported
ceived
April
16
(11
a.m.
EST)
at
the
office
of
A.
T.. &
T.,
165
11, 1963, -the: company* withdrew-its registration- state-Broadway;. New York; for the"proposed sale by Pacific of $50,000,-<
originally--filed with-the SEC on March 20, 1962, which i, 000 of. debentures' due 2003.*■>>'
200.000 class A common shares, to have been offered
Proceeds will be
used
to' reduce
pub¬ f.>
outstanding, debt due Pacific
through S. D. Fuller & Co., New York.—V. 195, p. 2382.
Telephone & Telegraph Co., in connection with the transfer in
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THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg.
for
the
of
the
per
18c
were
1963
per
ended
common
Dec..
31,
period a'year earlier.
three-month period were $11,-
same
from
the
first
quarter
the
company
in
fiscal
:/• :%:v.
ended
share
against $2.59 and $43,175,000,
vTi.1
earnings
of fiscal
corresponding
$10,399,000
months
$2.10
that
months
cr'-v•
12
7 Dec. 31* 1961.
Dec.
;
31,
1962,
reported
operating revenues of $43,363,000
respectively, for the 12 months ended
on
V; 7%
R. -Ai.,-
Puryear; Jrif President, told stockholders that a second
charge from unusually cold weather during calendar 1962
on
Dec.
12, 1962 and that its effect on earnings
the current
fiscal year
"will depend
upon
the
type of
.
demand
:
.
from
up
three
24c'in'the
revenues
the
earnings
:;/>.ittoi:'Feb^r43;v;i963;---iii;iwas^Sannouhc^i/t!iha.ferJ)ids/wbuid/bei^e-^
from
) 1962.
For
,
covered
licly,
principal
2037.
.share 'for, the' first
SEG
*
all
has reported that total revenues for the fiscal
Dec.
31, 1962
were
$21,815,000
and
net
income
equivalent to 64 cents per share of stock outstanding.
This compares^ with total revenues of $23,765,000 and net
income of $1,475,000 or 75 cents per share for the same period
of the previous year.
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Leonard
P.
Pool,
President,
stated
that though
first-quarter
earnings .were less than the same period of the previous year,
it is expected that operations
for the remainder of
the present
fiscal year
will result in earnings which will compare favorably
Proposed Registrations
...
On, Feb.
in
year,
an
Increase of 2:/2%
462,554,306* pounds or cargo,' up
Met ry/oper. income
196/ p. 1975.'
control
,
agents
—V.
own
..
Norda
haa
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—Net'rev-.rfr. ry.' op.*
of the parent club is owned by:
as" a group.
After the stock;
53.8%-,'. Perini Corp. 9.8%' and other>
stockholders 36.4%
of the outstanding- stock of the
company (not
giving effect to any purchases of unsubscribed"-stock? by the parent.
company).
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parent
Was
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company has outstanding 201,000 shares of com¬
(purchased at $10 per share) of which Milwaukee Braves.:
98%'
earnings; figures,
the best in the com¬
announce
1962
,
management" officials^ef the "companyi?
the
not
was
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Club, Inc., owns 84.6%: and Perini Corp.
15.4% '. John*
McHnle.is president and William C.
Bartholomny. is board chair¬
sale.-
1659.
quarter ended
$1,263,000,
of
No
United Data<Processing, .Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—•
Baseball
man.
does
.-company
last
p.
The
•
indebtedness, the
J.
195,. p.
Air Products & Chemicals Inc.r~Net Down ior Qtr. •
"Reg. A" covering: 6,000
a
stock
this issue.—V.
"profit picture in
Mayflower
.
record
and
bank note incurred to finance in part the acquisition from
Perini
Corp., and the -balance.willhe-used-1 to-provide"
working/
capital for operations of the ba-sebali team* In addition to certain
mon
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highs In mileage and tonnage accompanied the record sales
in 1962, Smith said. Mayflower vans logged a total of 63.3 million
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pay
' v'?.
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Proposed Asset
New
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the
America.-
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common
National
to
M.) Byllesby & Co.,
said. the
Aero
,
underwriting, is involved.
Proceeds artf to'be used for repayment >of debt
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69-77 Pondfield Road Corp., headquartered at the same address,
in Bronxville;-New 'York;? is a real estate holding company.
V-
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pany's history."
N. W.. Seattle, is engaged in the
of 6,000 common shares
to be offered in $30 units,
share and
sales
,
190,
69-77 Pdndfield Road
11
Braves
(H.
Smith
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Alaska.
units
the
Improvement
company has announced that 1962 sales were $56,370,500,
increase of 4.4%
over long-distance moving sales of $53,972,401
1961.
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John Sloan Smith,. President, said the record volume cf business
completed in 1962 was achieved-despite a government freeze on
overseas
household goods moves during the first four months of
the year, equal to approximately $2 million in additional volume.
"Reg. A"
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in
state¬
at. $1,
Seaview Ave.,
outdoor
had
1961
The
1963 filed
offered
be
In
share.
an
a "Reg. A" covering 200,000
without underwriting..
to be used for general corporate purposes.
to
a
Aero Mayflower Transit Co.—Sales Up 4.4%—
.
^
shares
ACF
year
share.
a
$3.58
was
Sale-
•
Unlimited-Northwest, Inc.
J
corporation
fiscal
$4.21
Advance Ross Electronics Corp.
Pa., is engaged In the ac¬
estate in southeastern Pennsyl¬
*
operator of
of
income
i'
The'corporation'.oh Jan.. 25, .1963 ,filed a "Reg, A" covering 3,000.
shares to- be offered at $17.50/ through First Cascade Corp.,
League. - In November, it acquired from, Perini Corp. for
v\...
/
$6,058,480 :811 of :the? outstanding"stofck of National League Base-' vPortland, Ore.
Proceeds are to .be used, for debt repayment, equipment and work¬
ball 'ClUbof: -Milwaukee, Inc. -(the 'then owner of the club);: and
ing capital.
subsequently, all of the assets- of the latter company, principally
United of 430 NTTW. 10th Ave., Portland, Ore.,- is. engaged in the
player contracts, were transferred to the company. Of the $1,150,000
^
electronic processing .of commercial data.-vV. 195^, p. 2538i > £
estimated net proceeds from the stock" sale;
$900,000 will, be - used
and
owner
Taylor,
1962
Although
Filing—
year ending
on April 30,
1963
net earnings of better than
$7,500,000
equivalent to approximately $5.25 a share,
Chairman, told the St. Louis Society of Fi¬
without
.
store
Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
consolidated
T.
$250,000
'
originally filed with the SEC on. Oct; 1, 1062, which covered
100,000 common shares,- of which 75,000 were to have been sold by
the company
and 25,000 by a stockholder, Through White, Weld
& Co., Inc., New York.—V. 196, p. 1448.
•
'
•
-
/common
.
by the manufacturing elements of the company is ap¬
proximately double that of last year." 'ACF manufactures railroad
equipment, aircraft and missile components and training devices,
automotive fuel system components, valves and
fittings and classi¬
fied products for the Atomic
Energy Commission.—V. 196, p. 2375.
Relay, Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
Feb.
•'
»
-
periods; the age mix of its cars, which minimizes replacement prob¬
lems^. and the diversity: of its equipment.
"At the same time,"
Mr. Taylor added,
"the net profit con¬
Media,
real
-
tributed
/./•./
investments.
South
>
Analysts.
income
net
-
subscription- price ft( maxtmunr $11.50 per.: share) -and ;
underwriting ' terms are t'o --.be''supplied by amendment. ' T
Organized under Delaware law in Nov. 1962, the company is the
*
and
111
Recreation
covering 115,000 shares
stock, to be offered for subscription only by residents of
Robert
WT'Baird
&
Co., Inc;, 731
North Water St.,
will- manage ;a- group
of dealers to-.solicit. subscript*
Milwaukee;
of
plans
Depositary Shares in the United
April.
The plan must be approved
March 25,
and would raise about $6,of
$214,000,000 sales and net
were $221,000,000
and
in earnings stability
and profit margin is reflected in an estimated 45%
gain in profits
since 1961 on only slightly higher sales "in one of
history's most
extended periods of poor railroad car
business," he said.
"The backbone of our earnings
performance," said Mr. Taylor,
"is our railroad car leasing business.
Its sources of stability are
its
staggered
lease
expiration
dates
and
relatively
long lease
Reg.
Omaha, Neb., filed a regis¬
Feb.
11 "covering
$40,000,000
JTScj: ipcrporation ;on ;Peb.; 4, 1963; filed,
.
have
the
In
St.,
1978
for
announced
has
concern
American
middle
the
company, r fox* * the < fiscal
William
ment
*
the
Milwaukee Braves,
used
Idaho.
and
sales of $225,000,000,
on
iy4,
within: 15.
istration statement with
be
Oregon
1
electronics
300,000
ACF Industries,
should
sale, H. P. Skoglund
816,047 shares.
•
.
On
Brav^/ Tnc;—<2onmlott' Registered*-*
to
Japanese
about
around
The
.
Enterprises—"Reg. A" Filing
due
•
trans¬
for
of
'.1
.
vania.
the
Milwaukee-
'
-
other real estate
quisition
allegations set forth in the temporary suspension
days after service ' of the order for "heating. The
company: failed to file - an x answer > within the required time .and,
-accordingly,, the Commission" has cancelled" the said hearing and
made the suspension permanent.—V.. 196, jp, 267J....,•
answer
offered
1963? filed
debentures
are
Provident
:
V
subord.
Proceeds
share. " The suspension order was based upon alleged false
and misleading representations in the company's offering circular.
Upon request of the company, the Commission scheduled a hearing
for Feb. 19, 19G3 in its Denver Regional Office on the question of
vacating the suspension order, and the company was directed to file
an
6%
.underwriting.
per
order
and
-4
Provident Real Estate.
Washington,
be
to
News of Business and Finance
2003, to be offered for public - sale at competitive
A portion of the net proceeds from the debenture
The company on; Jan. 30,-
•
^of
in
1963
issues
the District of Columbia,
primary types of insurance
The
2275./ -./
p.
'
14,
of
states,
19th
SEC
properties
519.
backlog
-
'
1933
at $1
'
for: general' corporate
196,
the
from
purposes.
Advances*from the parent
purposes, including construction.'
expenditures were about $115,100,000 in 1962 and it
anticipated that such expenditures for 1963 will be about the
obtained
to
at the
shares to
v
SEC issued an order under the. Securities Act?
making permanent its Dec;::i962 order temporarily suspend¬
ing a regulation A exemption from registration with respect to a
public offering by Metoil -Inc.,>161 South First West, Salt Lake
City,- Utah, of 238,500 shares of its non-assessable common stock
13,
(25,000
1,000,000
Construction
.
.
South
the
r
receive
/j.ufed-for genefalr^qrporate
manager,
Metoil,Inc.—Suspension Made Permanent—
of
be
latter's
p.
Sony stockholders on
000,000.—V. 196, p. 1148.
to" fj^ay. ^about $24,400,000 of. outstanding ad¬
American Telephone & Telegraph Co;, Northwestern's
the: balance wiir be! added to general funds which are
froni
group
849.<~;.A':,:i V/'.*; V
47
to
with
changes
by
he.used
vances
addition to various indebtedness and preferred shares, it has out¬
standing 2,783,542 shares of common stock of which management
officials own 4.2%. Robert M'cCulloch is Board Chairman, James
J.
525,000
100
statement
; parent;
issuer"-1
the
of
bidding March j>.<
The
p.
in
Canada.
sell 335,000 of his holdings
to
of debentures due
It is pro?
issuer's out¬
of dealers which will solicit acceptances of the exchange.
issuing company is engaged in the design, development, and
production of military aircraft, missiles, and ground vehicles; high
power radio and radar systems; a'variety of electronic systems and
products, for the military in the areas of controls, guidance, recon¬
naissance, and testing; and a number of commercial products.
In
a
shares
registration statement.
authorized and licensed to transact
the
company
tration
Sept! 1976.
will. is;sue $40 of the new convertible debentures and $60 of the
hon-conveYtibleiidebentures fbr ♦ each; $100 of the 'bid-. 5deben?:
tures. tendered for ".exchange;' and will issue $50 each of the new
convertible andrnon-convelrtible "debentures for each $100 of the old
514%:
Of
:
stockholders),
the
for
to
are
the
of
without
or
large
sell
to
States
sickness and accident.
The
company
has
common
shares, of which H. P. Skoglund
members) owns 35%; and management officials as a
The selling-stockholders own an aggregate of 1,321,-
54%.
The
exchange for the
convertible' subordinated debentures due Sept. 1976
outstanding 5'A% convertible subordinated debentures due
1976 originally issued by. Temco Aircraft'Corp', and assumed
the
underwriters
"business
<$1.,590,5G4,O0O
Sony Corp.—Plans TJ. S. Stock Offering—
nancial
standing 5V»!/d
.
underwriters
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures
posed- to offer these debentures in
by
the
the
This
Exchange
company of 9314 West Jefferson Blvd., Dallas, filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on Feb. 6 covering $23,264,000 of
.subordinated convertible debentures due Sept. 1976 and $33,-
debentures
197,
life and
2,500,000
are
"family
group
and ,its
Sept.
the
provinces
outstanding
tration
4%%'
commission
by
insurance
ten
.written
■'
994,000 of- 5 V2 %• subordinated
paid
company. Is
an
all
and
proposes
Ling-Temoo-Vought, Inc.
r
Plan—
their
included in
are
acts
investments
.
to
The
initially directed to the acquisition and holding of fee title
to income, producing real; estate used for
industrial, commercial and
residential income purposes (initially in Nevada).
The prospectus
lists M..M. Sweeney as chairman of the
board, president and trustee.
—V. 196, pi 1871.
:
'
.
.
of
common
to
with
1961
Co.—Common
;•
for public sale.
These 50,000 shares, and on additional
being offered by F. J. Huch, senior vice-president, directly
employees, field underwriters and managers of the company,
also
be
.
Casualty
offered
to
return
—v.
&
;;
■ ■ •
25,000
with continuous
No
Trust.
may
1750
of
'
Last Week
$1,572,6(58,001)
February
Life
y
securities
withdrawn.
be
statement
addition
.
ments.
v.-
postponed
or
options to purchase up to 50,000 additional
the company and 25,000 from the selling
be
offered for public
the.field of real estate,
company
-shares of
Continued from page I
Las
"
offered
Hennepin Ave., Minneapolis filed a regis¬
with
the
SEC
on
Feb.
8,
covering 1,000,009
stock, of which 500,000 shares are to be offered
for public sale by the issuing
company and the balance by H. P.
-Skoglund, President and-Board Chairman, and certain other stock¬
holders.
The public
offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
25 Broad St., New York, is listed as the
principal underwriter; and
Investment News
The
American
Registered—
bonds*
reported
•
These
•
expeditious processing, to where pending issues as
to 353 which was last equaled mid-March; 1961, one should
came
and
financing plans which have not been formally announced or
approved for
offering as those in the Total Competitive and Underwritten
Backlog table above.
Includes, also; -53 postponed corporates with 'ari- estimated dollar valufr of
$121,968,000 compared
to last week's tally of 56 issues
aggregating $130,864,000.
' •
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\<
•'
.
Now that the long-jam has
considerably subsided, due to the drastic -fall off. of
new
*Comprise
•
stocks
r
was
incurred
during
U. S. Patent Office),William B.- Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York
7, N. Y„ REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor.5: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, bt the post office at New York,3 NTY., under the Act
^pf March 3, 1879. -Subscription im United, States, -U,- S.
Possessions and .Members, of The. Pan American? Union;. $80.00' per year r« in Dominion ol Canada,. $83.00- per year. .Other countries;. $87.00 per year.
.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(712)
■sales included the first full year's shipments of Jarry Hydraulics
during the balance of the heating season."
Ltd.
which was acquired in October,
1961.
fully offset the additional demand charge, the
®i" Shipments in the fourth quarter amounted to $47,886,764 and
to
be 8 to 10%
colder than normal."?-1.•,: 0-:iV£&
'net earnings were $2,015,786, equal to $1.24 per,common share.
On Jan. 10, 1962, an earlier demand charge had been incurred
% Shipments of
all of the company's major products increased
by the company when the mean temperature dropped to 10 degrees
; but. the
greatest gains were registered in the hydraulic product
which
resulted
In
partially
lower earnings
in- fiscal
1962 and
lines which gained 50%
tn volume and represented 23% of total
in the first quarter of fiscal 1963.—V. 196,
p. 2579. \
;
,-i.
shipments.; Hydraulic equipment is manufactured in the United
'v.':.•
.: '..V'■ ,.'y■:
.?
weather
They
of
experienced
added,
"To
will
weather
the
ings
(
Lake
,
•
and
Alabama threat Saufoern RR.-VEarningST~,
Per. End.
Ry.
Ry.
expenses.
oper.
$3,764,646 $15,510,675 $14,960,983
3,422,955
13,733,978
13,865,973
$4,067,453
3,403,411
which
Net
r$341,:691
$664,042
906,929
op.
income
oper.
ry.
•Deficit.—-V. 196, p.
" $1,776,697 '
1,089,229
70,017
v ■'*
095,010
revenue
oper.
expenses.
387,558
,1,805,815
$237,885
$353,130
Net ry. oper, incomp"
—V. 196, p. 1975,
200,805 -*
..67,3.60
;
per
' >r *yy
vv-*,1
letter
a
'
to
'*
'
also
resultant
a
reported
that
a'
-
James
'•» •' ^ '*■ 4 -i
fV
'
was
unit
*"
t
i93l.
in
A
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp.—Net Down for Yr.
-has. reported that sales and earnings' showed d- :
in fourth-^qparter 1962 over thethird quarter; :
howieve.y net income .|pr the quarter and for all pt 1962 was below f<cantly
the'leyels p^ the preceding.yearv . j,
i t.,.; , - ,
,
.
In
preliminary
a
For-1961-,
$2123
or
jtiGome-was
ket
sales,, of ,$238,243,006.,
per
.,
: j
,
V
»'
w-i
o»
,
,
the
in
costs
of
customer
in
the
after
income
inventories
of
threat
markets
for
high,,pf .$7,185,499.
1962 reached
of
strike
share
acquired
weeks
April
of
taxes
the, full year 1962.
lofil,
8,
nncj
i's
operations
196, p, 1449, ,,
Swan
.
Rubber
included
vSee
income—6,718,000
on
six
molybdenum
months.
The
^
resulted
mine
5,908,000
y*-.0,70.
strike
$
-
after Federal income
taxes for
Federal income
1962
earnings
of
the
Siibs.)-—Sales,
w
,
and
company
subsidiaries
for
1961.
in additional depreciation charges wheh reduced
pany's, earnings by He per share.—V.. 196, p. 1763*
in
;
.
:
single
lob
over
over
Net
,over
for
income
the
year
was
approximately
previous
year.
based on
i
.
^
$i,'828,027
oper.
expenses-
1,542,966
fr. ry. op.
$285,061
101,600
rev.
has
company
history
was
is
$17,-
Miche-
6,000,000
$220,002,
$7,496,128
6,371,225
$281,3"41
$1,124,903
98,135
403,782
.
the
net
share
per
six
$7,886,500
6.690,458
v
$1,3.91,042
455,686
Results—
that
cents
38
or
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$1,970,560
1,689,219
MoHths,
reported
standing shares, in
were
$19,109,747.
months
earnings
from operations
currently out¬
580,731
on
ended
Dec.
31,
1962.
-
Sales
L
15%
The
of
company,, one
amateur photographic
the
nation's
largest
manufacturers
business
Mansfield
.
the
and
Argus
■
losses,
;
of
equipment, is the result of the acquisition
Industries,
Inc.
(now
Argus
Inc.)
of
the
Argus/
of Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.
On a pro forma basis,
by/Mansfield
.
.
Income
1975.
Argus Inc.—Six
The
totaled
.
,
1962—Quar.—1961'
revenue,,
Net ry. oper.
—V. 196, p.
The earnings
average shares outstanding amounted to
$3,91. against, $3.41 In , 1961^
*
v ; * ;
r
••
'v
*
Expenditures for plant and equipment In 1962 totaled $5,100,000
up .from $2,675,821 a year earlier.
-.v
:
:
its
RR.—Earnings—
oper.
-
Ry.;
-
,
additional shipping
capacity
of
Present capacity of the St.
Louis
plant
year.—V. 197, p. 139.
a
Per. End. Dec. 31—
gone
10%"
up
,
ih
income
prograih
give the
1,300,000 barrels
Ann Arbor
"
..
.
sales
net
an
annually.
barrels
Net 15%—
$3,338,000,
"
net
and
Anheuser-Busch produces and sells Budweiser,
.Eusch Bavarian beers. v
,
company
Southbridge, Mqss. company has reported that record sales:
income wefe Established ;iri 1962,
•
•
% ;
;
sales
amounted
to/ approximately ^ $163,000,000,,
the
highest
the
$327,168,191
were
year.
and
Net
,
reported
year
Busch reported, that the ^23,750,000
improvement
St. Louis is virtually ; completed. - This -program will
in
;
Husky Oil Ltd., this issue.—V. 196, p. 2672.
.
the
Mr.
early
company's history and %he first time it has
the $100,000,000 mark.; This represents an increase of
1961 consolidated sales of $93,555,000.
for
,
unaudited
net
ha;s
company
sales
009,029 (or $3.47 per share ; of- common stock, it was reported by
August A, Busch, Jr/ President.
Net sales; in 1961 were "$309,807,214 .arid- net income was
$15,«
115,680. or ^3.08 per share of common stock.
; Another
record fpr beer sales - was reported with 9,034,636 barf
?rela sold in 1962, up from 8,508,286 barrels the year before. With
its /1.962sales,
Auheuser-fiusch became ; the : first United States
-brewery to E^oduce and sell more than 9,000,000 barrels In a
-In
pptS^al Co.—Sales Up 10%;
com*:
and; an increase in earnings in audited figures for 1962 operations.
production and sale? have returned to normal,levels,
quarter,
.the
Aniieuser-Buscii Inc.—Sales, Net Sets Records^
The
.Net
>
settled
was
.
for
1961.
for
^suited
principally from
Colorado, which
in
,
before
income
division
benefits,
tax
Sylvania
of
of
snowed
$551,296
operating
volume
of
report,
E.
Weldon
Schumacher,% $19,041,380 in the July-December period a year ago.
'/
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l'*
.^President, said.
"The company's business in 1962 forms the basis
'/ /Herbert R.: Leopold* president,, pointed but, that the earnings
for reasonable optimism
concerning the year ahead." He pointed"
figure, fof. the latest six months did, not include two non-recurring
out
that
new
products will play an important part in the con¬
charges
against
income:
an
adjustment
of
prior
years'
excise:"
tinuing success of AO.—V. '196, p.- 1975.
'
•'; -*'"" 1
"
taxes
(net of
income tax effect), amounting to $44;,398; and a
:... <;
-i-''-, /A
r-, •/
Commenting
the
the
on
advance
on.
a
,
ended Dep. 31. 1962, down from $8,555,000 for 1961
including
profits from the disposal of property and equipment of $1,721,000
and
$1,234,000 respectively.
"
.
.
.the
the
6,349,000
6,461,000
highest,, in the
was
•
for
deductions
the fourth quarter of 1962 the
company earned $752,134, or
;54c- per sliaj;e, against neb loss of $268,834, or 19c per share,? in
"the. corresponding period
of
1961.
Fourth
quarter
sales
were
"$27^68,520, up from $20,C50,845 in the last three months of 1961.
Application of the government's new guideline principals tc-
12,257,000
Consolidated
^
year
upon
Climax
fourth
Canadian
This
/and
-
„Based
13,179,000
VJ y-J 0.74,
common share.
per
American
about
for
American Airlines, Inc.—Net Lower-^The' 'company has reported vnet earnings of $7,098^000
outstanding,
income_2
on
,'J:
the
nearly
the
34c
..
1961.—V.
in
1961
Aibcvickii Northland 'Oil-Co^—Asset Sale Approved
to $1.70 In 1962 and $2.60 in 1961. ■
.significant factor. -4n the substantial increases in sales and'
pre-tax earnings, Mr. Norton,.explained, was the
inclusion of Swan
r
taxes
share
was
Cp.'s ^operations for
'
record
a
Subs.)—An-
(&
Ry
A
Rubber
$49,?38,369
before
for
1961
1961.
over
"iNet Up Sharply—
,
an
equivalent
for
-i:x Aniphenol-Borg Electronics Corp {&
•
earnings
were
$5,300,000
the same period of 1961, net income
was
,$12,104,000 or 82c per common share including 5c for the
non-repurring tax credif. The fourth quarter earnings include the
bulk -of- the year's • dividends fi'onv. Rhodesian Selection •
Tftist.
v; 197,v p. 404%
: '•
-■
increased
was
from
up
16.51%
sales
line .backlog ;of unfilled. orders at
.y^ar-chd ,1962 reached $22,100,000, a 15 % increase over the :first*of the year.—-y. 196, p. 1975.
record
for federal income- taxes.
In
1961, when no tax
necessary hepause of prior years'losses on disposal
of unprofitable textile operations, net income was
$5,302,463.
On
the
basis .of "2,024,297 . shares. ,pf
common
stock
outstanding at
Dec. 31, 1962, and after preferred dividends in both
years
(pre¬
ferred stock
retired
March
31,
net
income
19621,
per
common
38
Federal
at
for
In
or
$5,740,000
provision
improved
."
preliminary financial, statement
a.
above
..
19.82/.;
__^T.
per»
January and
•r
sales
increase of 36 % over/last year's $5,302,463.
25%
to $52,772,478 in
1962 from $42,094,164
in
the prior year.,-*"
• * > -2.",J
t
The company's 1962 net income was
$3,445,499 after provision
sales
$54,211,399,
of
10%
rose
or
1961.
Corp.
pr^eryed «hare$ jssued,in the ,^erlgcrs.
The; decline of over .20% hn earnings
lasted
a
sharply; higher than
were $2,701,217
$3.02 per share, against $2,313,01.6
($2.59 per share)
plus a
nori-recurring tax credit of $687,000 (77c per share), a total of
•$3,000,016 or '$3.36 per share for 19gj, •;
v
.:
or
•incp/ne of $37,200,000 or .$2.47 per common-share in -1961, includ¬
ing: a non-recurring;.ta,K jpredit equivalent to, 14c, per share..; The
'■fearnings figures /include; the incomes, of Kawrieer Co.' and Apex
Smehing Cq., which we^'e merged into AMAX in August of 1962.
•The 'per share figures include provision for dividends on the riew
earnings before Federal income taxes, Victor T. Norton^ Qhairpian^-annoupced.Vi
« *, •
,r
1
vT -•*
Net, incQipe ih 1962 jvas* lower,,
Norton said;- bebause earn-;-«
ings were subject to income taxes in 1962, whereas n,o tax was
necessary in 1961. •// ^
%v-;-:v.
In
quarter eamings; wefe
summer
1962
Net earnings
the company for- 1962 /were approximately $28,equivalent to $1.84 per common share, according to pre¬
liminary
unaudited figures.
Walter
Hochschild, Chairman,
and
Frapk Coolbaugh, President, announced.
This/compares-with het-
record
Net
for
earnings
the
taxes
Fourth
the
Earnings from, operations;
Net earnings of-
during
Earnings before Federal.income
after
volume
t,tax;
100,000,
some
.
Chairman
dividends,;
.
for
•
liquidation,
Ameracci *dorp.—Sales Up 25%; Net 36%—
T^e fipmpahy.Vhas ,Tegr§tered:.a: substantial„ gain' .in 1962
an
that sales
■
by drastic cur¬
steel strike ended.
a
continuous
vyere^
$27,-
were
•
occasioned
quarter
the
factors
subject to audit,
1962,
Ametek, Inc.-—Sales Up; 10%; .Net 16.51%^.
;
•
the second half; price weaknesses
Allegheny Ludlum products; intense com¬
petition,
requiring more costly processing,
and
increased
labor
costs.—V.
196, p. 1763.
and
Supply
for
company
The..company; has reported in
$159,179,000
were
the
rm business c(M>
let-down, but also to normal seasonal
factors,'and year-end accounting adjustments:-—V. 195, p. 2149.
?
144,685,000 123,446,000
.Earnings
>
second
operations
unfavorable
823,115 shs.
■: >
the;; previous; Quarter idue . hnt ohlyi to thd-revival
•
.
.with. $14,525,000
quarter
31—
before Federal
Provision
Net
t
•-
Dec.
Ended
Earnings
,
excessive
final
1961,
ilidence
Malcolm
_
tailment.. in
comparison
the
Net", soles
on- sales, of $64,780,000.
; ; v,
Ludlum's year-end financial results include an
in¬
crease
in
depreciation
gllpwanpes .approximating $440,000, •> of
wlnp.h about $134,000 resulted from the use of new guideline de¬
preciation procedures rccehtly,. issued by the Treasury Department.
Under the Revenue Act of
lSG?, the company a'so is entitled to
tax.crpdit? approximating $419,pOG. based oh capital..investments •
made. In 1962.;. Of Vols,amount, 48%;. was applied to the reduction
oi
1962; Federal, income,- tax expense, and 52 %; was deferred to
offset, future-'income^iaxes.,j/
....
%;j.-,'
i
%
E.
J.
Hanley, Chairman- ana President, stated that Allegheny
Ludiupi's financial results t;fpr 1962 were adversely affected,.by.
Other
1,800,000shs.
In
Allegheny
,
4,448,082
guarantee
Report—
Year
Tl?e iiidicated egrpings fo'r .fourth-quarter JQ62f were. $2i373,000, '
equal $0 j60c pep,, sljarp. oh 'sales qf' $60,273,000.
the like pe-,;
riod. iof.. I9'6l,.- nqt .earnings-, were $4,811,000, equal to $1.26- per
share,
in
for
Hospital
802,059
519.
p.
Consolfdated
•nual
c>
Dr.
-
1,380,733
,
stronger -demand for'non-ferrous metals in; the United States also
contributed to the improvement in earnings over those of the
%
ahead-of 1961.—V. 196, p.- 2479.
Aftierican
Allegheny .reported net income, for
share, on sales of .$258,289,000.
$ljt,690,003, equal to'$3 per share, on
statement,
$8,755,000, '
of
sales,''
■
...
par)____„_^..
'previous year.
;
contributed to r this;
said;; "The more substantial
increases
were
in
agricultural
chemicals, ; decorative
laminates,
pharmaceuticals,- molding compounds and dyes.
Paper chemicals,
acrylonitrife, rubber chemicals and -pigments were also signifi-
year's; record
1962
Sales
against $156,446,000 for the same period in
"Virtually alt divisions «f - the company
nationally this month."—V, 195; p. 2928,
The company
moderate
gain
shake
70c
or
share
51,402,632
.J- ■'
Mr. MacKenzie stated that Asarco's
earnings in 1962 benefited
substantially from the first full year of operation of the company's
^Mission copper mine in Arizona.
He added 'that the
generally
hefcf earnings i.-'wdfS;
68c.a
Unlimited
earnings
liminary
,
,
$151037,0C0
197,
f
were $4.43 a share of common' stock, as agkinst' $3.28
increase of 35%
Adding in the equity in undistributed
of. nonconsojidated subsidiaries, gives a total, on a pre¬
basis, of about $6.05 a share In 1962 against $5.73 a
share In "1961.
in
,
-
being launched
outstanding'
$ 4,407,,600
•earnings
costs.
in
period
cVanamicl Cfo.—Net
is
the Island of
on
Hawaii.
720,000 up from $21,420,000 in 1961, J. D. MacKenzie,
iand s Presidehty apnouriced., ; After iidediictingi preferred,
P.. Giles,
decrease in
.
shampoo, SUBDUE,
of
_
reserve
Earnings of
'
,
anti-dandruff
sav¬
American jSineltiiig & Refining Co.—Net Up 35%—
jl\
j
■
medicated
Island
reserves^_________
{22^
Stock
—V.
The company has reported that record' increases in sales and
;
earnings- wcr,e registered for the year ended Nov. 30, 1962.-,;
1
';•? thef corresponding;
'■&■>
Net domestic sales were $57,416,093, an increase of $32,071,226
American Cement with executive offices in Los Angeles,, is the
or
127%
over
1961.
Net earnings rose over 1961 from $881,355
nation's
seventh
largest
cement
producer.
It...has
facilities in
to $2,301,773, or an increase of 161%.
Earnings per share were
California," Arizona, Michigan,
Pennsylvania, Hawaii and New
in keeping with these advances, more- than doubling the 1931 figure
York.—V. 197, p. 404.
;
•;
>■
or
tiJJt pr $2.30^ an increosetjof ,$li4l per. share. • ■ i„ ;
•
•
In
a
letter to the Alberto-Culver shareholders,
Mr.
Leonard
H. <.qviu, P/esident, underscored the firm's "dramatic and healthy
American
Up 20 %'; Sales 7
growth," nptUig that gains, "even exceeded those of previous years."
•f.. The cobipany's isaleg and e.arhiifgs for'196^ reached, the highest
"All
of
our
products a showed
a
momentum, of
growth
that, 'level ito the firm's
56-year history, - it was anounced. by VW. G.
promises new gains in the year ahead," Lavin said, stressing that
Malcolm; Chairman and: "Chief Executive Officer.
,\l '
these products had increased • their share of the market, "despite
Net earnings fpr the ;year ^yere $59,321,000 or $2.77 a share,
stepned-Up competition-.','.
X*/%
%• /.T/.--../ ■ /:. %
.up 20%
Offer the $49,354,000 or $2.31 a share reported in 1961.
He reported that three new products—V05 Shampoo, V05 Hair
Sales for 1962 -totaled .$649,211,000, a 7%' increase over the preSetting Lotion and COMMAND Shave Cream had been introduced.
-vious high of-$603,959,000 ih-1961.
'
■.:'
"
t
For- the three -inonths ending J&ecv 81, ' 1962 -
new
the
on
to Federal
Bank.,1
Loan
General
the fourth quarter of 1962
in, 1961, marking
ttye -sixth
consecutive quarterly gain over year earlier 'pefiods.
■
Net earnings for the quarter ended Dec. 31, 1962, amounted to
$1,391,000 or 26c per shgre agafist ,$1,135,000 or 21c pec share in.
■
Home
Permanent
President, said the
largely attributable to increased
earnings
similar
-the
-over
Kalihi, both suburbs of Honolulu
Hilo
at
Savings accounts
Paidrin surplus
Undivided profits
r-
<
shareholders,
volume and
operating
an
Authorized
•
Up 31%^-
^82,709,000 from $74,1^26,000.
to
improved earnings performance
sales
is
holding company.
;
Association located at Salt
a
the
.
'
f *
and
Notes payable
requirements,, net earnings equaled
from 80c in 1961, based on 4,591,263
up
,-1 *
V
than
of
CAPITALIZATION: GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
^
y^
r
American
rather
office
City, Utah, the Association has branch offices at Sugarhouse
Granger, both suburbs of Salt Lake City. The Association also
a divisional office in Honolulu,
Hawaii and branch offices
Oaliu
■
beginning of 1962.—V, 197,
\V
'
t
Government.
association,
at Kaimuki and
has
volume
.
increased 11'%
increased
Net—
and
reported that net earnings for 1962 were
of 31% over the $4,387,000 reported in
share
*' -'if*'- »" ''
He
...
the
,v^
.•
dividend
common
-■;•* Billings
$964,593;
*$903,601
274,581 -r;. 129,817
.
has
preferred
'•^ShftfCS
In
Net rev, fr. ry.hp.
.
Europe,
d
After
$2,709,416
1,662,279
r- Oi,%
v\y>
>
company
$'i',09
$2,626,872
466,129
'/
at
as'
19.61.
1962—12 Mos.—19611
$704,014
$740,688
•
v
%
■
T'he
196?—Quar.—1961
oper.
same
$5,754,000,. an; increase
A^ibla^ ie^esse«^'% Northern RR. Cp,~Eammgs..
Ry.
the
American Cement Corp.—Net
•
Ry.
about
was
r1,1 l',*r
*355,550
1975.%; V
Per. End.jpeo. 31
in
236.
p.
Net rev. fr. ry.
countries
several
been growing rapidly since .the company entered this field in 1955.
The company's orders and shipments for the year were approxi¬
mately equal, resulting in a backlog at :.yearrend of $47,000,000
.
1962—Quar.—1961// 1962—12 Mos.—1961/-
Dec, 31—
revenue-/
cper.
and
Monday, February 18, 1963
.
operates
■
Canada
States
loan
.
$ In addition to the head
have
States,
United
and
.
number
average
earnings
of - shares
1962
83c
for
were
of
per
feommon
share
stock
$1
and
"bookkeeping
;
for
loss"
$198,090
of
American President IAnes* Xtd.r-Partial Hed'n—
;
stemming
from
the
sale
of
a
wholly-owned subsidiary, Fairbanks Ward Industries, Inc.
t.\
Ward
was
sold /to
Alldec, Corporation
in December
1,
1963,;
for $1,046,500 in cash and $600,000 in notes.
It had been acquired
^through operation of the sinking fund, $180,000 of its United States
agreements, as if they had been owned since thev were placed
)by Argus, in June, 1961, for $1,000,000 in cash and 28,751 shares
Government Insured Merchant Marine Lines Bonds 5% SS Preslin (.e-r\4ce; and earnings for 1962 reflect
of
accelerated depreciation
company stock.
*dent Lincoln series due March 1, 1981 at
f
.100% plus accrued in¬
on DC-7.
piston aircraft, Suclx changes resulted in an increase in
/
Even though the selling price to Alldec exceeded the
terest.
subsidiary's
w
%/:%■:
net
earnings of $300,000 for 1962 and $1,277,000 for 1961.
%".net
assets
by $518,446, Mr. Leopold observed, Argus incurred a
'
v
The corporation has also, called for
redemption on NLarch 1, 1963,
Revenues
totaled
$433,048,000
for
1962,
an
•bookkeeping loss because of the relatively high value placed on
increase
of
.10%
' '.through operation of the sinking fund, $180,000 of its United
States
over
the $421,365,000 total
for the
the" Argus stock involved in the original transaction.
previous year.
•-.-*■• . .. •- •
-js
Government Insured Merchant. Marine Lines Bonds
5% SS Presi¬
American carried
The company executive explained that, for
8.643,000 passengers a total of 6,518 250 000
dent
Roosevelt .(now President Tyier)
accounting purposes,
series due March 1,
1981
revenue
passenger .miles, ip* 1962,'
the value of the shares was based on their market
an
increase "of 8%
over
the
at 100% plus accrued.Interest.:
price at the
v.v.h, „v
^
6,057,681,000 revenue passenger miles for 1961.
time of issuance.
Thus, 20,000 shares were valued at $31.50 each
Payments will be made at the Bank of America N. T. & S. A.,
Airfreight
volume
and
during
1962
amounted
8,751 shares at liys,
he said,
to
.300 Montgomery
adding that their aggregate
156,494,000
ton
Street,-San Francisco, or The Chase Manhattan
miles, an increase of 22% over the previous
actual value at today's prices is much lower.
year.—V. 196, p. 4.
Bank, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 743.
/:■„ Mr. Leopold said volume in the October-December, 1962,
quarter
-'i'ii -H
V'
:v".;
"v
Earnings for both years reflect the adoption in 1962
by American
of the
policy of accountiiyg for jet engines ootaiiifcd ,unaer lease
••
•••-" ** •v
The
corporation
has
called
for
redemption
on
;Fairbanks
March
'
"
v
y
,
•
.
,
~
.
-
American Bakeries Co.—Annual Report-—
Year Ended
Dec.'31-
American
1962
Net
Net
.sales^
.
Net
—V,
Federal
earnings after Federal
Common -shares
Net
a
.
earnings ..before
income
income
157,258,485 157,495,579
3,104,101 '
7,703,984
tax_,_.i
tax
^
outstanding..:^.......^
earnings
per
196,! p.
1975,
common
1,783,659
1,746,983
3,844 530
•
share.—$102
;
1 765 633
"
-
$2 18
company
per. common
had
share,
?la"-0 ^.h_ls Is jV
.$5,269,705
or.
$3.29.
net
it
earnings
was
,
announced
$6,953,737.
by
equal to
Kempton Dunn,
share
in
1961;
increased shipments
41Vpments
$4 27
in
the
the-
up. 18%
Net,
.
from.
^niteri^statPs In^ame . from
Loan Bank.
BUSINESS—The
Chair-?
chartered
located
business
under
at
of
from,. And
/ was lower than
anticipated. This, combined with an increase of
advertising costs charged to the quarter (as compared
preceding quarter), and non-recurring costs incurred in
"anticipation of
the
shift ..in camera
production and inventories-
Association—Seciirities;
proceeds to the company, estimated at'$1,447,400, will "be used to reduce borrowings from the
from operations of
.\V,
h,gl1 01 $194,892,299,
Loan
$309,000
Feb.
Federal Home
of 30% against earnings
per
riiS
•;
of
Savings &
14, 1963, J. A. rfogle & Co., Salt
^Lake City, Utah, offered publiely 242,581 shares 6f
-this firm's, permanent reserve
guarantee stock at $8
^per share/ Of the total 200,000 shares were sold for
.the company and 42,581 for certain stockholders.:
/
/
American Brake Shoe Co.—Net
Up 30%—
The
r
-Offered—On
1961
S
Z
with
.
out
Arbor,
effect
Mich., plant
on
..
;
before
income
operating
now
"With
its
on
sale
tax
credits,
profitable
a
of
Fairbanks
alone,
association
head
.
.
in calendar
basis."
Ward,
are insured up to $10,000 for each Recount holder :
Savings
Loan'Insurance Corp.; ab. instrumentality -l
Argus Cameras and Mansfield.
exclusive of Fairbanks Ward, reported
before
office
In
taxes
and
comparable
^Volume,
',t ''The
with
our
Inc.;
These
a
company
./"'v
is
-
two
profit
of
left
/V';,:.
with
/i
divisions
$450,563
charges, on sales of $16,988,256,
ended
Dec.
31,
1962.
This
is
directly
forma loss of $616,977, on a $16,834,682
two divisions in the like period of 1961;
period
a
for the
difference
measure- of
Our
*:'
■
non-recurring
the. six-month
'
1961.
Argus
two .divisions,
South
Accounts of savers
Ann
adverse
805,316
is
•
the
^tat?s. and ..Canada^. Canadian /c.?by"^he rFederal
the
an
*
Main St., Salt Lake City, Utah.' .The
principal
Association is .the acceptance of. savings accounts
making loans, secured by real property,to, its.members.
63
of
(which is currently underway),
earnings.
• ;
/, ; \
/% "However, we are satisfied with .the progress;we have made
;
thus far," Mr. Leopold said.
"About eight months ago we acquired
?a business (the Argus Division) that had suffered a loss of
$2,had
-
company
is a
savings qnd .loan
the laws of the State of Utah with its
in
the
pro
between
these
progress."—ty-.- 197,'
two
p.-
groups.'of figures
/V..-;
236.
is
a
^
;i
Vbltime 197 * Number 6239Y. .1 This Commercial unci
'&ir&nciaiJCHtbhicle
Y'
Vatfhlsh Wor¥s, ^ric.
Armstrong Paint
Year
Costs
Net
Dec.
Ended
Net sales
31—
before
income
profit
after
Per
share
i
1961
Federal
income
tax
/
income
2,147,540
1,155,721
_
tax
;
_
5/
v
1,979,874
i/.*"'
i-
per share up from
1,004,003
975,871
$1.34
•1
In
$1.32
991,819
_
—V,. 196," p;
that
record
24%
over
/
•
vL
>
*
his letter
last
equipment
units
Armstrong Rubber Co.—Quarterly Report— YY..
/! period Ended De'c/ 31-r-/
♦
/
4 1962* v./'/^Y9{3i:/Y'
.
>ales
.
.
^L„__„
,
"
h
per share Earnings of $1.48.
^v»
stockholders, A; L, Aiigur, President, slated
represented an
Increase of approximately
—v.
: 793,000
.'-"/' 827,800
Y
reflected
and
well
as
substantial
a
improved
as
company.—V.
Net
TP fifl
196,
\
-
sales
growth
all
in
in
other
1.
;
t
'V
vV-'
*-
•-
>'• /'•//.'" V
^
YYY,:
Y'*r'-Y Y
' "
"'
^
operating
y
before
TTty-, #]
4-
1
AMI\
''
»■'
'
" •
V
.••
.
i
M
tyy
Y«
.
i
1P62
?
revenue—
-J-'"*
^
^
'•
A
»
'V
^
expenses.
120,521,436
fr. ry. ppi
income
41,806,775
rev.
ry.
—V.
484,749,671
assets,
of
2579.
p.
oper/
revenue^.
bper.
expenses-
/
$4,138,364
"$619,270
576,865
58,913
income
oper.
*Deiicit.—V, 196,
RR.—Earnings— 4 v YYY
>l962^-Quah^-196l, " 1962-12^108.-^1961
£l—
oper.
revenue..
$830,968
qppiN^ ibicpenses^l ,// 758,377
Net rev,
Net ry;
—V.
fr. ry. op.
$72,591
* 75,230
: /
deficit
1976.
oper.
196,. p.
$877,366
■i
3,018,966
Line
Atlantic Coast
End.bec. 3i—'
"
'
■
.
'
$395,265
,
199,696
.
,
*
'1,065
•
RR.
'
.
'
'
"
'
•"
'
Net'rev.fr. fy.
,
ry.
11,876i649
li,"523t-909 39;735,425
6,411,770
3,787,155
16,144,178
*«'-- '7■*.*•<.< k>">%
income
oper.
•f.
4i«'«
Atlas
•'
■«
I
-i
•■••4-v
Cbemical
n
'»
'
'i
>
V,',Vi V
*
"
sales
project
startup
Year Ended Dec. 31-i""'y
"Net
sales
Income
before
^
Net
1764,,
--
•
■
and
reported
and
Irofits
taled
to
income
$3,217,572.
92c
share
a
before
the
taxes
the
63c
or
32c
or-26c
income
a
Sales
from
share.
a
Federal
a
to
the
of
the
taxes
with
"
share, 011
profits
net
$1,007,503
quarter
were-
•:
The
figures
months
earlier.
and
the
net
■■
against
interests
Net
for
the
part
the
of
the
nine-month period.—V.
company's
196,
p.
major
acquisitions
the
.
volume,
..
tq
2J
cents
share
a
for
Baker
the
quarter
on
the
shares'
3,977,451
the
consolidated
fiscal
revenue
Baker' and
were
$9,397,778,
$7,351,288 for the
year
of
for
the
$501,371
$505,141
/, $0.54
to
were
•
quarter
"Revenues
per
Ry..
oper.
revenue---
Ry.
oper.
expensi
Nipt
^Net
;
'
(*V
^
■..»'■'
also
196,>
v'
^
;J
Ry.
Ry.
reflected
benefits
foy hew plants
continue
&
to
oper.
from
capital
investments
Per
share
rev:
ry.
Dr^ry-'oii, i23,278^7i
oper.
Y/
46,891^655^
13,996,939 ; 81,703,770 *
6,851,098 "■ *3,358,872 -14,414,210
*17,411^446-'
income
/
V._
Y
'Bangor & Aroostook RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec.
31—'Y 1962—Quar.—1961
show
in
up
our
earnings
this
$2,739,436
Ry.
oper.
expenses-
2,424,881
$2,737,260
2,529,513
op.-' v $314,555
$207,747
267,999
-1,538,009
/ Y^. I
.
$1,243,276
/ 358,733
fr. ry.
oper.
p.
income
1976.
>
&
stock
11,262,084
11,620,596'
-
$1,295,323*
1,356,032
a
$3,092,335
$3,874,166
212,467
\
Oils
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$883,384
$5,889,687
1,173,457
4,382,279
4,793,426
"$290,073
$1,507,408
$2,058,301
'"543,333
.318,011
835,302
'vpHf
ry.
*$107,112
* *403,648
op.
196,
$6,851,727
—'
-
1977.
p.
North Western
&
Ry.—Earnings1962—12 fdos.—1961$3,473,533 $3,250,621
2,029,055
1,977,057
1962—Quar.—1961
expenses.
511,522
480,050
fr.ry., op.
$390,373
$486,061
income
179,162
277,494
oper.
196,
p.
$1,444478:
$1,273,564
574,843
513.358
1977.
oper., expenses-
Ry.—Earnings-
1962—Quar—1961
;■
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$10,890,144 $11,144,792 $43,582,526 $41,985,555
10,026,223
9,633,399
38,754,046
36,333;818
revenue™
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
ry.
$863,921
$1,511,393
$4,828,480
$5,651;737
*111,774
op.
448,082
1,009,192
1,691,346
income
196,
2077.
p.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
^
Inc.—Earnings—
1962^-Quar.—-1961 v
$2,619,000
A 1,915,900 ' 2,084,428
1962—12 Mos.-fl96i
$2,441,594
oper. revenue™.
Ry. oper. expenseS_r
972,497
Net rev.
Net
vehicle
and
fleet
supplies,
has
$9,855,594
t
$9,546,000
8,527,'597
ry/ oper.
'8,391/712
$1,327,997
In
income
$1,154,288
*630,406
$534,572
*774.786
59,064.
1977.
196,
"The
-
sales
■
company
of
In
reported a net profit 'of .$403,700
the six months period ended Dec.
has
$3,406,029
interim
an
froin
for
to
report
stockholders,. Century
31,
net
1962.
that
of
for the first half of the 1962-63 fiscal year, $357,096
non-recurring and represented, the net sum of certain 1962
'.incomes not reported or received until 1963, the major portion of
that
reported
the net profit
was
.
it was
Electronics
$525,694
*
39,975
ry. op.
Century Geophysical Corp.—Sik
sr\;
announced
fr.
•Deficit.—V.
$14,499,626 $15,410,050
2,853,407
2,668,705
which
was
Co.
work performed by
on
of
the
firm
rose
in
1962
to
$1.54
T.
the
from
A.
in
April.—V.
196,
p.
853.
•Z existing
The
Century
geo-data
division
and
Chairman,
operated
reported
in
profitably
that
excess
•
markets,
^v;../"/?,/;
stockholder
•
Offered—Pursuant;
and
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.
,
at
President
service
report emphasized
the major, contribution, to
profits made during this period by the electronics sub¬
sidiary."
The
firm's
Canadian
divisions
operated
as
predicted.
—V. 195, p. 112.
.
■
sales
•
Feb.
estimated
contract amendment with The Boeing
the firm's subsidiary, Century Electronics
a
„
of their budgeted sales and income which, 1'ie said, clearly Indicated
that
Century
was
succeeding
in
expanding
its /position in' its
reported that this subsidiary of General
Corp.;- plans to offer $12,000,000 of pre-
Canada
'
-
Manhart,
firm's
from
realized
MStrUmentS..
Per. End. Dec. 31—
'
•*/
BUSINESS—^The company was incorporated on Oct. 9, 1962, under
laws of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for the
purpose
:
'
•
•
oper.
Ret
rev.
V
-
^
/
•■-'-*
■**
-Eahnings196?-/-12 Mos.i
/-■$;
,
'Z-:
x
-1961
.'/V 3
?
85,113,149
338,780,655
3-15,992.744
69,963,229
67,100,321
272,291,466
256.629.213
fr. ry. op.- 15,149,920
income
14,389,932
617.
20,887,094
66,489,189
59.363.531
12,324,580
46,866,202
37,792,747
expenses—
Net ry. oper.
—V.
Y; 1962—-Quar.—1961
-
87,987,415
Ry.
$231,500, will be used
/for .construction, equipment, and working capital.
'".
Ry. oper. revenue-™-
*
the
f-
979,559
oper.
Ry..
i
publicly
'/Net proceeds,
then
)
i
$15,777,879
Butternut Basin, Inc.—Common
to
'
will
v
year."
1962—Quar:—i96l Yl962Yl2 M6s.-^1961
earnings
1963
,
expenses^-
•Deficit.—V.
5, 1963 offering circular, the company offered publicly, without underwriting, 250 shares of
1962—12 Mos.—1961
^
/
$12,505,360 $12,915,919' /its common stock at $1,000 per share.;«,z
yY YY /; / Y
revenues
ry.
ferred
-
"
oper.
Net rev.
Telephone
15,
Husky
•
-Earnings—
$966,111
Net
British Columbia Telephone Co.—To Sell Preferred
-
Ry.
—V." 196,
net
and
-
$901,895
ry.
Net
$16,489,616 $64,040,384 $66,031,162
expenses^." 12,685,544
12,615,450
49,540,758
50,621,112
fasteners
week
,/
next
in
and equipment modernization, they
"thq prbyious. year's mark of. $1.*31.Y-Vv 196, "p. 2096.-
•
On Feb.
'Deficit.—V. 197. p. 616.
Net
'
f", "'VM,1'.
91,491,367 v94,227,223 365,^82.865 351,360 044'
80,230,284 284,078,795 304;477,389
by
1962—Quar.—1961
Ry.
Maine RR.—Earnings—
31—
the
revenue™
.
68,213,295
and
gas
figure
$872,447
Ry.
Prociucts Co.-/-Net, Sales Higher—
'.LVlc. Thobtirn, president of this distributor -of automotive parts,
■
within
Central Vermont Ry.
orer..revenue-__
industrial
-
tank
1961
the
Central of Georgia
"
\' J
said
Per. End. Dec. 31—
1976.
p.
Per. End. Dec
the
196^—12 Moa-^1961
of
the
Act^isition—-
oper.
Net
are
,
,
"
sales
oper.
—V.
.
T,
- •.• '
shares
revenue™..
Net rev,
up from $23,431,702 in 1961, and
share against $2.57
reported a
common
.
^
fewer
$509,495 higher
outlets in Alberta and all the shares of Stewart-Davis
and Frontier Pipelines Ltd.—V. 196, p. 2673.
Ry.
Ry.
v
.*•••
finalized
Carolina
and
Dec.;31^?" ; ,1962—^uar.—1961
from
topped
pU
Per. End. Dec. 31-—
-
Per, End.
on
were
Sales
should
.
of
be
Net' ry; oper. "income
1
*
$33,003,527,
$3.61
but
Boston
quarter
Baker's own.
against
same
share
a
2076.
p.
ownership of the assets.
Net rev. fr.
:
$0,55
,
benefits
cur-
first
receipts, mainly
$1,492,221
for
1962,
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Bowman
Kobe
Other
at
Nielson
Ry. oper.
Ry. oper.
YLvYYl/c
the company's net earnings had advanced from $952,199 on
$18,- '
>,
; » »7 ' • ; 7
*300,541 of neffc rsaleS in 1961 to $1,122,661 /on $19,352,344 of /net '
earnings of both companies held up well even
»•
s—
1
«
though bit field -Operations 7were off ■.considerably from - the like't ',.8#lek to 1962v.
Mr.
Thoburn
also
stated
that
this
was
the
8th
consecutive'
quarter la$t year,". Mr; Butter said,—V. 197, p. 236, r;
v
1
year in which the company had broken all preceding sales records.
Net. earnings
accounted for the second greatest year in the 29
Baltimore,
Ohio RR.—Earnings—
,-;:year history of the company. *• .
/.;•-///;/:://:/. : r ///
1
preceding;year,
•
of
revenues
$1.23
Canadian Pacific Lines in Maine
'/I t.
1962
V; •
1961
;r
$10,537,660 $12,144,320
877,371
936,938
"t i:376,00.0;
- 431,797
'
.
of
on
curent
ing
Ltd.
sales helped, to boost earnings 41 % ; oyer ■ the
Chairman, and L. G. Porter, President,
Jan. 15, 1963 was effected on a
pooling of interests
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
Net income of Baker and its subsidiaries without Kobe for^
Net ry. oper, income
the like quarter a year earlier was
$795,599, equal to 23 cents a
—V. 196, p. 636.
share on
the
3,540,251 shares then outstanding after adjusting
/\
i- ;
for a 4% stock /dividend paid in-August; 1962.
Consolidated
against
.
portion of the purchase price which is due
to Wainwright Producers and Refiners will be
paid in accordance
wtih provisions of the Bulk Sales Act
of Alberta.
/■Principal properties lrivolyed In the, sale are, an estimated 7,000,000 barrels of crude oil reserves in the
Wainwright, Alberta field,
a
3,500 barrel a day capacity refinery at Wainwright, 26 market¬
Ingersoll,
basis.
of
Mr.
just starting to realize the results of some $60 million
during those two years," the two executives said. "The
subsidiaries, for ;
rently outstanding, .T, - Sutter, Board ' Chairman,' announced.
r
T e total earnings include net income of
Kobe, Inc. from Oct. 1,
1962, the beginning of the current fiscal year, as its combination
with
assume
said.
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up for
thref months ended Dep; .31, 196?, amounted to $909,682, equal
1961.
dction. to
.
invested
and
i'
CabBdlan Husky
income™
.'™™™™™
,
1$60 and 1961
during
743.
"earnihg? of ihe >bo}npany
shares,
,
Thecompany hks -been. Advised. that shareholders of Wainwright
and Refiners Ltd. and
Amet;ijcfth Nqrthland Oil Co. have
approved sale of the assets of the twp.
qqmpanies to Husky./
Glenn E. Nielson, President of Husky, said he
expects the trans-
which include automotive components, home equipment, chemicals,
/steel, " industrial* agricultural, and ' oilfield products/ and military
-and electronic equipment.
..
»
:
The
improvement in earnings was due partly to better sales
>
—V.
net
of
,
Producers
/ Irigersoll and Porter said the Sales, increasq /cam# - from .im¬
proved business in .''virtually all" Borg-Warner's diversified lines,
^
QuarterConsolidated
S.
earnings
"We
Baker Oil TCWs,; Inc.
in
appliances,
-
stated that earnings of the consolidated company
quarter and nine months ended Dec. 31, 1962 reflect only
benefits
/
on
'"taxes„™
.
sales
Net
.
basis.
the
after
R.
amounted
year
Kittay
the
in
than
$658,923,656 topped the previous high mark of $650
million set in 1959,
and were 12 Ms %
above the $584,721,910 of
1961, the official#;Said in a- release .of-annual report figures^ ,•
>
,
Mr.
'
.
up
nine months in each year, and
they include operations of County
Mills, Inc. from May 7, 1962, the effective date of its acquisition.
The; Mullihs company was' acquired in May, 1962 on a
poolipg^of-
'
31— *
taxes based
income™!—.!
on
income
level,
reported*:
:;:;r.:■.,;^;^■ ;t;;:v;..-;?:r:".
inc. for the entire :•
Mills,
Textile
Dec.
before
Re cord high' 1962
October-
$7,351,340
number
1961.
r
1
i
Club, Inc.—6 Months' Report
i-
1961
.
,
company.
$267,764.—V. 196,
Envelope would be retained.
leading manufacturers of envelopes,
Bpr^Warner ;C0rp^NcY W
?v
'
$906,324,
19o^j
the
.^Utility revenue# totaling $12,266,956 in 1962
^
Columbia
of
Net /income/ per *shareiiZZt-Z™////'/,/.
of
basis. "
$28,557,982
the
totaling
for
*Deficit.—V.
/
•
were
lor
has; reported a net income of $1,181,356 from
$13,759,177 in 1962. Roth figure? were new high
They compare with revenues of $12,-
company
higher
in
r
—V. 196, p. 2176.
out¬
period profits before
net profit was $736,659,
period
personnel
based
Net
income
ReVenues
"
■
•
sales
Taxes
equal
share
Utilities *Cd.—Rcdord
981,918,-and.oarnlngs pf»
profits
Federal
10,000
$1476,786 for 1961., , v'
Earnings applicable to the common stock we're
spread over the
average, of 914,690 shares outstanding In 1962 and 871,110 shares
in 1961. Earnings for 1962 were equal to $1.18 a share on
the
Asset Sale—
'Y;iY".vYv
is
Net income
profit
totaled
The
,
revenues
marks
Cascade stock...
/
t *
:.s. X
Lermingham said that the Chicago firm would
subsidiary of Boise Cascade and that the present
Net sales
.
to¬
shares
1961
same
before
Sales
$9,125,293
Mullihs
include
with
profit
and
before.,;.^;■
■
common
is
227,000 shs.
10,000
rieportea
'
1961
-
nine
year
of
and
Outstanding
1,000,060 shs.
tle%nr\^4eiei
purposes.
period. <;
months
$2,598,075
1962
and
nine
100,Q0Q shares
per
2925.
p.
CalifOTiiia-^aclfic
'•
such
firm's coiRmon stock Rt$3.5(|
prop-
pacity
■
to
$2,466,274
share,
a
the
for
to
and
a
Period - Ended
month
cqmmon stock -for
Acceptance of the offer, is
for
dealers
of
group
warrants.
CorR^-Proposed 'Acquisition-^!
Book- Of -The-Month
nine
compares
comparable
were
latest
$21,855,210
December
common
$1,008,773
In
common
for
of
the
for
numbsr
This
taxes
quarter
amounted
taxes
average
period.
income
third
income
for
profit amounted
the
on
during
Federal
$1;785,091,
For
Net
by.46%
rose
Federal
before
standing
or
net
as
Columbia
Dec.
that
a
Improvements
.,
' •"
•
dealer
as
Envelope shareholders will meet Feb. 25. If the agree¬
Columbia would receive an undisclosed number of
of Boise
management
,
President
and
York,
is approved,
operate
quarter > and nine }
31, 1962 set new record highs.
Sol Kittay,
Chairman, in an interim statement to stockholders
ended
additions
New
onq of Chicago's
of approximately $6,000,000
annually, and a daily ca¬
in excess of ;.8,000,000 envelopes.
Boise". Cascade produces
20,846,000 >
printing, business and packaging papers, timber and lumber prod-2.17 :
;uctS, and distributes building * materials/—V. 192, p. 595.
* ''.
A
.Ay- >
for
:£f'*
Hansberger
1961
.
Co., Inc.—Net Up 46%—
'
earnliigs of the company for. the,
B.V.D.
Sales
.
Columbia
ment
24,112,000
2,65
.
,
Vv,.
27,987,000
25,364,000
share
per
p.
Co.,
PubRshlng Cfo.—Propo
^presidents1
shares
^ , .« ?* ,v
' $
'''"
210,818,000 185,133,000 *
•—53,351,000
-44,958,000
i
———
1952 '
used
f';;-
'
fc *
;
income
months
'
•'
income
—V. .196,
.
.
*
taxes-
provision
Net
.
"
*
————
Tax
•
•
"*
Ross ,;
Eyllesby,
•
^
;«n
,rj!' ihil, ''
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
•
•
•
&
agreement
$1,050,000' after '
(30
cents
a
share)
reduced
consolidated
net
earnings to
$2,749,000. Initial Class A dividend payments of $181,000 (equivalent
,to five cents a share of common stock) also were tnade, .leaving
net earnings per
commOri share of 74 cents...' Net earnings of
$3,656,000 ($1.06 a share) were recorded in 1961.—V. 196, p. 2076.
-
Securities
velope Co.,
taxes
Avon Products, Inc.
FlU/resiiltYn jA^VSUC^
of
common.
to
—V." 196,
Of Boise"Cascade/ Boise, Idaho abcl
Columbia En¬
Chicago, have, announced jointly the completion of an
providing that Boise Cascade would acquire the assets
of Columbia Envelope.
R. V. Hansberger, President of
Boise Cascade, and A. T. Benningham, Jr., President of Columbia, said that the agreement is sub¬
ject to the approval of the shareholders of Columbia
Envelope and
th? board of directqrs of Boise Cascade.
vv
;
$81,-
of
expenses
.•/•'•
V;N
The
K. 4
Ralph
was
—
expansion
be
i" Bdtse. Cascade
786,000.
Folyols
Union
Eee Standard & Poor's Corp., this isSue.—V. 19*7,
p. .521/
-
operating1 rcirenuei' dif.
and *
will
y^^cYList
•
■-
Ross
Authorized
w.
Dillon,
Proceeds
•
4-
.
Reduced—
in 1962; according to an announcement by
Pi-esident.
The comparable figure for 1961
Gottshall,
,r
share
one
Advance
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
company :of
Rapid CityK S. Dak., Is engaged: in the gen¬
eration,* transmission, distribution, sale and Interchange of electric
through an integrated system located, in nine counties in
westerh SQuth.
Dakotfi anq eastern Wypming^—V;19Tt p. 40I.
'•
'*\*
/;•>'
'
receiving
Of
Common stock (5 cent parX~/n
•—
Common stock purchase warrants™
10,810,756
^
Industries, Inc.-—Earns.
The company hSd conSblWated
$85,492,000
■■
.
vk<
:
■
of
shore.;:
$274,000, will be used for
publishing expenses, equipment, and working -capital.
energy
:35,694.002
„
y"'i'';
•,
.
s
The
•
fc
''•/'"
Net proceeds Bstimated at
^OfleriHg--
erties and for repayment of bank loans obtained
j,
$
Ry; -oper;^'/¥evmuk.,- 44^84,290 42i86O;80§ .1^2,340,372 162,383,705
'Ry. Oper. .expehsesl - '.33,107,641 31,336,903 132,004,947
126,389,703
Net
Light^
its best.efforts to form
soliciting the exercise of
'
1963—12 Mos.—1961.
$ ,"
•
•'
offer
Cc., New York,. offered publicfy,
its
manage,! will .use
the
purpose
of
Co.—Earnings^— / ; Y Y:i; -Y,;
,
,
to purchase for- comnion stock all the
all liabilities, of Advance Ross. Electronics
Corp.,
has been approved in principle by tne boards
to
The
share
this
.
.
1
tY CkldWell; Bubli^hfng ?
CbJV^CqEftTmon X)ffe?ed—
Putsuant to a. Feb/ 6^ 19Q3 prospectus, S. B. Cahtor
*$348,047
1,698,351
The
of
$549,851
1962—Quar.—1961
_
t
:
company has announced that it is offering tq the holders
outstanding common stock of record Peb. 13, 1963, rights to
subscribe at $45.50 per share;for
21,391 additional common shares
ao
the rate of one share for each 20
shares held.
The offering to
stockholders
will
expire at 3:00 p.m.,
Central Standard
Time,
Feb. .28, 1963.
.f /;
/
'• "
'
2,984,275
$127,192
" 14,095
'
.
J$656457;
2,259,421
.
$3,534,126
Eastman
Per.
'-i Y
1976.
p<
Black Hills Powep &
-
$3,414,231
750,174
.
'-Y '
.
& West Point
Per. End. Dec,
Ry.
Ry.
'-'■> fV"Y'
approval by Advance Rpss shareholders. -;
/ V /
- is
a- 'diversifiedcombany wnose" activities lhclude Iri/
banking,
manufacturing abd oil ^nd
gas
operations.
Advance Ross is.engaged
primarily In the inanufacture qf;"'components used lh the production of television sets.—V.
195, p. 1605,
-:1§62—12 Ntbs.-^-i9fei
<
$207,562
-
-
Atlanta
351 shs.
i.;Byllesby
/
$4,565,012 $18,069,426 $15,609,473
.-. 5,184,282
1*7,413,269 15,957,520
3,930,802
-
Net reV. .fr; ry^op.
,
Net ry.
j
(
;
Outstdg.
'
.
director's ;of- both..companies; ^n^
subject
699,812
-.Y",
:I^ke;"ErietR^—EarrtlhgS^''
Ry.
37,012,157 127.570,036 137,774,361
15,487,254
61,171,855
49,116,476
27,558,017
oper.
196,
subject
Chicago.
4,748,526
731,812
*^
Dci(j.31—.l962-YQUarY-i96i
Pgr.End.
466,749,242
Ry..
Net
Net
118,809,920
/
400 shs.
yyy
-
FINANCING
Authorized
Y/vfh? /coippany. has offered
a'Y ^
^
.
outstanding!
B®ssemerr &
162,328,2il l55,822,b77'6l2,3i9,707 604,523,603
oper.
of
vestment
V
oper
Ry.
Town
(P.M.) Byllesby & Co.—Proposed Acquisition;—
1961,
"
■
inpqme taxes^- ;'. 7,005,559.
^
i
Anw>n
'
iiY£ii^^i^,7db^82lBY£39,7dfi,b32
Federal
V.196,'p. 1873; Y
t
Ry.*
the
.
each
shares
*•
eventual year-
in
brO, PRESENT
*■
-
par)l__
/'K-.--;--Y;}/>•*,Yi'
shareholders
Common
and
.The ; Chasq Manhattan Rank ,ha$. been lappointed Ne^ Fork "
registrar for/the common stock of the
comganyiT-Y/ 196, p. 2076.
-
J,:
'
Basin
GIVING EFFECT
•
(no
197, .p, 517.
,
i
y
area
Mass/
r
stock
;t."
Butternut
^
'■*>
•
Atchison, Topeka &Santa -Be
Ry^Earnings^Y f i ?r
¥erl End. f)ec. 31—; • 1962—QtiaK—l86t ' 1^62—12'Mos.—1961
z
/
'■'•N'AV-;'K
winter ski
a
at
(A»l^) Bye^ Co.—AppointmcRt-!---
LP-Gas
1656.
p.
V #Y '•
.
■''
income
W% <S
—'
'■*
•
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Common
„
X'
resort
CAPITALIZATION
.
1961
the
Year - Ended
<«'VY
^hare^-r-.-—414J-.—. $0.49 // Z
KyV>/?.*•''• YV-Y YwYiY "UvV-a'
'
*.J';.*Y''v'v/ v"'4'
operating
recreational
Great Ba,rrington,
iBemk ferp. Bag Co. (& .Bubs.) ^-Annual Report—*'
,;
1,389,185
1,620,800
•
654,000
,>'4 735,785
" $0143
Common shares outstanding—1,704,069
.1,704,069
■NH-Vi 196, jl, *1449,
.
•
•'
/,
/' 7 ,//. " • *"
Earnings, per
"**'• ''VV'
developing and
round
•'"Y-/:•V-!'
.
i.jfu4^-i^k-->.^^4;j4i4$25>580,3(G5 :$20>219',493
Income before taxes™
Provision fojj, Income
Net,■ income"
of
sales
year
sales
the
of
to
1962
.
"Net
Y'YYYYY;'Y
Yvi'
.
———
tax—
Net
.'
1962
*™../~™™ $22,445,b21 $21,199,632
20,297,4811.19,219,758
expenses——.
income
Federal
iwYYY ,;Y Y;Y\Y< ,'^',.1
1
i
Bastian-Blessing Co.—Sales Up 24%In Its annual report' to stockholders, the company has reported
record 1962 sales of $24,457,134
up from $19,676,138 in 1961;
and
net
earnings
of
$1,593,824 for
1962
against
1961
earnings
of
■$i;086,502. ■
- Y
v i" v
-w
-: •
Earnings computed on 741,355 shares were equivalent to $2!l5
.
™„„™_.,.;—-
and
'"'L'" ''r'*
*l.
ti
Atinual
;Report^v///:;/;YY:',/
197, p.
6
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
<(714)
spring mill of the Palmer plant, and
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
r
•
-
Ry. oper. revenue
Ry. oper. expenses
Net
Net
op.
12,418,056
Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
31—
1962—Quar.—1961 >
1962—12 Mos.—1961
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses-
6,782,308
fr. ry. op.
$2,326,511
844,272
Net
rev.
Net ry. oper. income
—V.
p.. 19.77.
196,
f&lV?
v
Federal
and
$9,113,977 $34,209,893 $34,054,496
6,908,337
27,628,467
27,147,984
$9,108,819
Ry.
V viftr<-*♦*».. ¥
/
After
taxes.
providing
for
Federal
—V.
744.
195, p.
■ >
-
*
Ry. oper.
fr.
Net rev.
Net ry.
—V;
$926,261
320,154
$939,080
519,248
ry. op.
income
oper.
$8,953,052
5,758,360
;$2,485,250^ $2,253,146
1,546,170,
1,326,885
revenue—_
Ry. oper, expenses—
Control
,
Co.,
stork
SIOCK
$8,204,319
5,084,992
$3,194,683
1,264,023
Ry.
Sold
$3,119,327
1,146,309
IOP; -the
and
company
70,000
duce
to» the
to ine
57,250,444 227,664,109
company
14,318,210
13,718,034*,46,679,816
income
'
5,477,345
certain
11,440,093
14,112,710
develops,
he
De
•
Old.
i.'
r"
to
purchase
stock
common
■
$
<
Connecticut
Net
fr. ry.
9,867,683
28,125,267
PRESENT
196, p
t
2,733,484
*291,662
'
are
follows.
as
.
.
,rom
1962—Quar.—1961
Peabody & Co.'--.**;,
r--Z'
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson <te Curtis—
$
revenue
49,875,224
expenses—
41,113,858
38,997,037
fr. ry.
rev.
op.
8,761,366
9,748,561
37,207,526
42,818,758
5,175,334
3,422,389
9,911,292
10,190,727
from
common
split -of
of
Directors
vote
million
20
April
to
the
have
16
increasing the
on
million
40
outstanding
9,038,502
^distribution
to
are
shares
shares
to
19.
voted
first
a
quarter
dividend
ProfitN Fotf Year Up 489%—
$1.24
or
has
company,
,
cents
&
share,
per
a.
/
v
|
*3
in-
the
that
amount
"
•
its
of
capital
expenditures
&
2,975
2,975
&
Winsiow,
inc.
&
Jones
Co
&
•
i
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3^.;'.'
}
:
-
co.^ inc.—2,275 :
a-v.-v
x'"V'w
xi
Continental
■
cr*
Can
Year Ended Dec.
■
f
i;^-*.
3,737,581
$4,117,903
.y,...
-
3,118,918
..
■■*.
■
.
i962—Quar.-r-1961
^
' $1,597,756.
-oper. revenue—
^
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$6,525,713 $6,249,535 f
.
$1,764,629
$673,164*
~
4,313,805 4 4,118,179 >t
$695^48
254,901
>
$2^211,90$
.
,-200,647
'
.
532,748
$2,131,356
449,134
,-
';
Edward
'■ v
<,
President,--; has
Glazer,
announced
that
the
-company
.' .achieved mew irecords* in-net-ear-nings,--receivables outstanding,
Subs.)-—^Ann. Report " stockholders^ equity .and -number- of- «fficeA during 1962-.: '
;
'
■
3.
' a'--
w
«
(&
'
31—
$5,301,137
1,340,199
Dial Finance Co.—Net Up 20%—
1,225',:
,
"v
,
'
*
CO., Inc.
$1,656,875
1,1.60,614
196, p., 1978.
V: 196, p. 1978.
p.
n
$1,521,110
income
oper.
$5,302,429 $20,758,570 $18,292,008
3,645,554
15,457,433
14,174,705
;
924,592 r 1,069,081
*1,225
.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
fr. ry. op.
rev.
ry.
/.^Net rev. fr. ry. op.
•' r Net. ry. oper. income
1,225
1,225'
2,275
„
4,085,912
^
"
2,275
,
i
1962—Quar.—1961
Per. Ehd.Dec. Sl-rr-
' Ry.
575,
,
2,2^5
Inc.
we
com-
Detrqit.A.ToIeda Shore Dine RR.—Earnings—
-
.
-
2 925
—
Templeton
1,575
•
»
«
$5,607,022.
■
-4^tT.fJ7S
;
^0,925
^
EVans" &~Co7lnc.":?I
Ryons
'
from $2,127 .million
2,275
—...i
& Sons'-
'
■
4,225
2,925
•«
expenses—
—V.
*
hattern,
revenue—_
Net
Net
v
production
oper.
2,275
,
norhial
more
oper.
2,275
Robipson & Co., Inc._^
v.
Ry.
Ry.
.
4,225
Co.
i
nn
Per. End. Dec. 31—
; 2,975
5,525
•
a
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
2,975
.
5,525
Inc.
Inc
spencer, Swain &
reached *
■
iflfii
1962
-
*
$ •
'
•
Net" income from all operations, after, provision ,-for taxes,
amounted to $2,924^101 for* 1962; Against $2,435,313 ' for l961;' an
"v
"
'
'
"
-
Earnings in the fourth quarter were $50.3 million, or $5.57 a
share, considerably better than the $31.6 million, or $3.52 a share
reported last year. Fourth quarter sales were $836 million, up 20%
-
:.->4,225
Co.
Whiteside
Lester,
489% from the 11.1 million,
It was the best year since 1957,
reported in 1961.
'
*
&
Roland
^nMltchum,
up
when the company earned $129 million.
Sales last year exceeded $2,378 million,- up
in 1961.
1962
Co.
&
Burr
per
V
.
that itg .profits 4h
announced
$7.24
or
share
a
Walker
Clement A.
,
million,
H,
Gregory
payable-(on the old stock) March 1, to holders of record
and a second quarter dividend (on the new stock) payable
June 8 to hqlders of record/May 23.
v
'cThe
by
Federal
2,975
5,525
^Draper, Sears.& Co.
15,
$65.4
for
1963 will witness further significant gains in the
and earnings."—V. 196, p. 1978.
2,975
Chace,
10.
25
of
:
share
Feb.
sales
2,975
Model,
2-for-l
a
that
5,525
InC'
approved,
If
additional shares would:begin May
Inc
expect
pany's
5,525
Co"in
authorized
effect
April
of
as
said
ly employment costs and
3,500
■:
S.
McDonnell
Chrysler Corp.—Proposed Capital Incr.—Stk. Split
Stockholders
company
3,500
5,525 :
ii
1977.
p.
24,500
.
6,500
Co.
G.
160,513,504
income
oper.
196,
covered
were
Commenting on the outlook for 1963,. Mr. Zivian said: "We be"lieve that Detroit Steel is. in a good position to achieve further
market penetration during .the coming year. Given stabilized hour-
stocKnoiaers
/ ■ \
6,500
Higginson Corp. —-.-j_
Moseiey & Co.
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
-r—-
48,745,598 200,926,687 203,332,262
oper.
163,719,161
&
Hayden, Stone & Co.
oper.
ry.
;;'45,500
F.
.<$
Ry.
Net
ihajor eligible assets
previously .amortized
wi^annano- any such P1'0jects wh,ch
seUto8
Lee
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$
the
From
-
Kidder,
Bache
Ry.
Net
earnings for the calendar year
for this year is dependent oh the outcome of studies initiated some
months^ ago ; to- explore possible refinements at its: Portsmouth,
Ohio. basic steeLplant in order to. take advantage of the rapidly
advancing technology,in the industry, but they will probably exceed
the $5,570,000 spent, in 1S62. Projects which will contribute the
.
a
-
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.—Earnings—
—V.
sales' and
depreciation charges in future years.
The
10,000*
*
President said that
during the year because the
certificates of necessity and
Outstanding
$732,000 ;
'
1,010,006 ehs.
,
10,000*
—
<
21 %—
Nft
•
come -taxes.
However, the new rules will be appliedji when they
Pr°ve advantageous.
The new 7% investment credit enacted durin8 1962 reduced the company's Federal income taxes for the year
by approximately $163,000. This did not affect net earnings for
the year as a corresponding amount was added to depreciation expense on equipment purchased in 1962 to compensate for the re¬
Path,
comnnnv
10,746,484
$
1
-preciatioh ^ guidelines approved bythe Internal, Revenue- Service,
tere
share of
one
1
and
stocKnoiders,
1977.
Per. End, Dec. 31—
TTn
^les Up 1.5 /o, i\et Z1 /o
lasting into the fourth quarter.
This fluctuating pattern
operations, had' a .significant /adverse effect on earnings.
.Detroit jSteel gained no Immediate advantage from: the* new de-
FINANCING
f,500,000 shs.
41,268,515
2,136,793
oper. income
ry.
♦Deficit.—V.
10,289,111
op.
f!nrt»
Of sales^and
markets
and
Authorized
th
rev.
Steel
r«V
54,254,618 196,960,577 218,117,122
43,965,507 168,835,310 176,838,607
53,077,885
43,210,202
expenses__
• :■■■
$7,798,721
2,559,003
1962—12 Mos —1961
'<fy' '4
^$
•^
Ry. oper. revenue—..
Net
to
10
nSerl
USea
manufactures
TO
Short term. bank debt,;
Common stock (ho par)-
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961
1,022,474
uidation
stock-
duced
1"
Per. End. Dec. 31—
oper.
for
at
;
Warrants
Ry.
Tiie
components, sub-assemblies, memory
and systems for data processing, control, computing,
and other applications of digital techniques. The company's products include both proprietary and custom-designed equipment.
45,948,553
5,982,708
33,314,840
$8,691,660
3,622,821
$2,092,216
1962 weie distorted by inventory accumulation on the part of steel
u-sers durin& the first half of the year< followed by extended liq-
common
175,883,563
ry. op.
—V. 196, P. 1977.
32,641,752
8,515,809
-—;
'chare4 th°
other corporate purposes.
located
company,
Framingham, Mass., designs,
digital equipment, including
221,832,116
43,532,410 180,984,293
fr!
oper.
ry.
.
Co., New York,
will
will
comnanv
bank loans, ana for
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT
Net
•
subsystems,
58,693,728
Ry. oper. •expenses—
Net rev.
Detroit
,
Net nrnceeds
lNet, p oceeus
<
,1962—12 Most.—1961
44,375,518
revenue
oper.
1962—Quar.—1961
8,131,738
$2,076,478
1,508,538
^TOll »leei ^orP-
holders.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St; Paul & Pacific RR^-rEarns.
*
*
earnings
The company's 1962 sales amounted to $90,247,889, an increase
13%.„ovej**the/1961 to.tal of-$79.706,024", M. J./Ziyian, President,
announced. Net earnings for 1962 were $3,101,657, a 21%. increase
over t}le $2,561,704 earned in the preceding year. Per-share earnJngs-were 79tf in 1962 and 65<i in 1961.'
■v
Net- earnings im -the" final quarter "of the year," lncludfag extra
<58 pel snare. Of the total 120 000 shares were
ner share
UI xne lOtai ldU,UUU snares were
at
at
BUSINESS—The
.
Earnings—
f!nrn
,,
Inc.—Common' Offered—
offered publicly 200,000 shares Of this firm's
196, p; 1977.
pen End. Deo..31—
BR
-
Computer
.
1962-4*Qiiar.^-19614/ 1962—12 Mos.—1961
-
1963
Monday, February 18,
-———-—
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
Net ry. oper.-income
—V. 196, p. 1978.
to
■
*
Tfnrilcnn
Xr
ny. oper. expenses—
to
stock outstanding at Dec. 31, 1961.
common
.
"eiaviare & Hudson KK. Uorp.
taxes
losses,
net: earnings
for ~ 1961 * amounted
equivalent,
after
preferred
dividend
prequirement,
On Feb. 14, 1963, Kidder, Peabody &
4'
nelawnre
.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
1962—Quar.—1961
1962—12 Mos.—1961
Ry. oper. revenue—. $10,208,216 $10,608,025 $41,333,412 $41,113,561
1,371,983
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec. 3lr-~
income
non-recurring
cents per share on the
4
M
'
1
income
$555,736,
$6,906,512
$6,581,426
1,073,703
$2,205,640
682,375
credit of $2,196,712 arising
income taxes previously
a
Federal
,
Chicago &
Ry.
of
required.
corporation
*
■
197, p. 237.
Per. End. Dec.
longer
no
years
52,258,005
18,918,081
55,535,451
24,339,952
15,916,351
6,159,804
16,521,253
income
to
restoration
year the
changed from the sum-of-thedigits method of depreciation to the straight line method,
thereby
reducing
the "depreciation
reflected
for
the
year
by
$3,820,142.
<
Noy Federal income, tax credit was available for use in
1962.
The loss in 1962; together with a loss : carry-forward * at- the beginning of the year, is available to offset future taxable income.
In
comparison, operations
for
1961,
excluding non-recurring
losses, resulted iA net earnings of $3,168,359 before provision for
66,879,014 263,434,537 254,160,812
50,962,663 207,899,086 201,902,807
69,664,802
53,143,549
the
provided and
During the
•>'•'•
^
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
fr. ry.
rev.
*':
**.
,
from
1962—12 Mos.—1961
1962—Quar.—1961
.
$
,
,
,
v
from $696 million a year
earlier.*
reported that it spent $97 million in January
purchase an additional 38% stock interest in Simca Automobiles,
A., to increase Its ownership in the French auto-maker;to 63%
The
to
S.
of xSimca's
outstanding stock.—V*. * 196, p. 1873.
:
New
Orleans
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
oper.
Ry.
7,465,221
expenses—
rev.lr, ry, op..
Net ry. oper. income
Net
—V.
196,
''
/
Texas
&
1962—Quar.—1961
'
Pacific
1962—12 Mos.—1961
.
.
$1,476,982
$1,367,242
2,239,043
$6,561,264
2,931,612
$3,798,526
6,674,808
4,373,861
;
1977.
p.
$1.63
or
on
:
the
for
quarter
Bros.
of
and-
the
1962,.;but
Corp.
and
quarter of
1962.—V.
both acquired
Co.,
in
the
Per. End. Dec. 31*—
;
Exchange is
shareholders
to
deal
in
revenue—
$5,215,940
$5,273,931
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
3,186,900
3,106,924
Net rev,
Net
ry.
v
.
Urane
31-*
Cash
$2,167,007
$7,812,019
1,978,765
6,210,161
;
6,649,484
Coleman Co., Inc.—Net Up 120%; Sales
This
Wichita,
1962
;*4Net
income
dends,
Dec.
$1.01
14%
a
1962
was
share
a
1962.
to
has
company
on
for
$2.30
to
31,
equal
Kan.,
120%
rose
on
year end.
*
Coleman's
611,675
equal,
common
603,025
'
.
.
J
net
net
proved
performances
The
fourth
years."—V. 196,
p.
by
all
quarter
the
of
company's
'
p
net
company
loss
of
preferred
divi¬
outstanding at
income
of
at
Income
that
of
has reported that operations for
$5,226,792 after giving effect to
quirements,
of
common
to
a
stock
loss
of
$1.87
outstanding
per
at
Non-recurring items consisted
in
connection
with the
share
the
of
an
year
net
1962
resulted
change
a
loss
preferred
on
the
in
in
the
for
the
dividend
3,892,630
year
re¬
shares
end.
estimated
:.,*
^
"
•
346,494 shares of
Qa1»e
.,
and
A
(par
$5)
767,000 shares
'
shares and 178,940 shares of.6% : convertible second preferred stock,.series A.(par $10) in exchange for Dixon's outstanding 6% subordinated debentures due 1978 and 6%
convertible
common
senior
subordinated
income
debentures
due
1981.
Harriman
Ripley
& Co., and P. W. Erooks & Co., Inc.; New York, have agreed to
-form and manage a group of securities dealers to solicit acceptances
,
-benlures- due
* shares of its 6% convertible second preferred stock,. series A) ; and
- .for/each $100^^.kiL senior suhordinated/income
debentures- due 1981,
v t^Dlxon-VWill pay- $12 .'cash;/ two -shares .of- it$, common stock: and
$579
376!000
-
on?
•
35 935 oon
«978,000.209,28.6,000
"NLt*
',,
cumulative preferred
of 6% cumulative pre-
Condition of the offers include that _a closing 6ncieri4he:-iigre'e.
ment ^th. :oiIn ,Mathieson: Chemical Corp.; take /place iand^that
39
—
fn
to.
*
6%
^^,000 35,935,000. .
'
5.3%
,
Tm.mr
convertible-second preferred stock, series .A).
•
;
/
•
$7,145,000 principal amqunts of -debentures be tendered;/Essex need
not accept more than a certain percentage of the
total-principal
amount of each-class ol' debentures * tendered. All persons tender-?
ing
.
debentures
must. accept the
Dixon
offer
■
but
may
express
'a'
preference* for ■ the Essex -offer which-will be-given effect,* to'the
com-
loss
of
$3,881,990
closing of the Brooke blast furnace and the
*
*
v
•
-
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;
/
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* *
for/the*electrical/manufacturing' firm<:^provided''*i^t^urii!
on
..
fig-
ures.
.
United
for
termined by the offerors.
net
sales
dollar
for
1962
were
States, Mexico and Canada.
1962,
The
down
income
from
Crouse-Hinds
for
official
to
Industry
firm's
for
noted
$38,463,399,
.<
the
$2,101,811
devaluation. applied
con^pared "to"'" 196?1
• •,
"
-
Documentation
$38,-
-
.
was $2,053,257
Ho nnci aftpj
./'"VSSr il th^
operations
1961..
that the effect of
Canadian
against
operations
the
Canadian
figures
* •
•
;
.
.
-
,
on
sales
.Consolidated
share.
In
1961
net
the
is
f?r thi 4amA nlnnrt Ri
4l,582,700'. up
ml,aIph
ri? 1
1
a?
earnings
fn fh» Hutnr'J
d .quarter sales,.of
Prf-firf^nL
history of the company, according
cio
i«i
f
♦
.per
.
...
and
government and industiy.—V. 196, p. 2176.
s.-
a
:income-:for---Crouse-Hinds in.<1962awas $2:05
figure was $2.09.—V. 196, p. 2077. .'■>
i
S^o/Yhe*dSl^'lm!
™S» % pTlhare9' Per ^
Ah^this wLVgood' record." Mr.
'
to
return
slightly more /.
significant-figure, placing it well,up in the /. t.
industry's list of firms nationally;": The average annual return'for
'-/^(
the industry was estimated
at-about.,3.6% for 1962,
5%
Inc.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
reduced
•Tor the electrical
In
Cummings, said./* "Crouse-Hinds'/ability
than
•
■■■Accepting;debenture, holders^^ mustsforwaf^ certtficirtes,;with exe^:
cuted letters of transmittal, to Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co.,
40 Wall St., New York, on or before the expiration date of the offers*—V. 197, p. 137.
/
consolidated
six operating divi¬
strong—our best in
2480.
non-recurring items the
$6,912,070, equivalent, after
to
r
Exrh
ueDeniure hiXCn.
ferred' stock,* class-B:'($5 "par ); *and: Essex. Chemical' Corp., .92,874
$9 62
nnn-toe
sales, it was announced by R. W. Cummings, group
Vice-President for finance and development.
;
^ ,
The information is based on
preliminary year-end financial
.
After
year.
amounted
\
'
1
Inc—Debenture
by .the debenture holder, Essex will exchange therefor cms-series A
unit> consisting-of-, four common-sbares, and six shares of its'6%
$6 52
T^7
1874
creased'productivity.,
$663,280,
outstanding
depreciation method but before giving effect to non-recurring items
and to any possible future tax benefits from losses incurred
during
the
*
„A„e.n;
$8 73'
.
~-io7
.
II
Consoliaated net
The
.
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.
.
Industries
"•
share—L__
shareJ——■ :•
-
Hinrlc
Minus
'■
*
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Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp.—Shows Loss for Year
a
t
and
;
' • ;
:
pfrer..
Exchange: basis, is. as .follows: For; each ;$100,of :subordinated ,'de1978, • Dixon ..will, pay $8 in cash, tw-o .shares -of its :
common s'tockand 13 shares-of its 6% • cumulative preferred
stock,
^class.B (.or,/if desired -byvthe debenture .holder, Essex-will deliver
*
-One "spries B unit consisting; "of two."Essex .common: sharesia'nd five '
; '■ '■
toci
»
>
Tennessee,
to produce a consolidated .net income'of $2,053,257 on a busi- " yextent .and under the terms and conditions described; on a fifstness volume of $38.5 million for 1962.
Contributing to the earnings -* come, first-served basis. The-offers will remain open until Februpicture was a continuing internal cost reduction program and inary 2$< or such later date not after April 30, 1963, as may be de¬
*
particularly
was
Chemical
6tock, class
•
.
•
'
and
Pursuant to*a Feb, 4, T963. prospectus,- the.company is.offering
Company's
•oaies, IN et -. l-iOW6r—
)
improved earnings for the second half of 1962 enabled the
income
earnings before taxes were $3,663,649 in 1962 versus
$1,528,280 in the prior year.
v -r<;x;
Sales in 1962 were $44,058,771 as against $38,564,839 in 1961.
Sheldon Coleman, President, said: "The 1962 gains reflected im¬
sions.
V
Oregon
pany
after
shares
shares
common
per
per-common
froiKP
Vrwuse
14%—
its
Idaho,
158,764 common shares,
: y
T
UaMliVesTI
—V/196
sales.;.
with <1961
compared
share on the
*
in
$1,458,277
This
a
that
reported
increase
the
i«wVnnA
T7
«swt.R
Lsets
Total
-~V, 196, p. 1977.
in
'
flow
Current
$7,743,101
1,597,222
.
/
'
-
Current
$2,029,040
.
-
'
>
Depreciation
12,458,584
income
widen
as
Co,-r-Annual.*Report--r-
Year Ended Dee
•
kos.—1961
fr. ry. op.
oper.
well
as
in
vneiwitai *uu us tries,
VDerrr,
the
on
•
.
$20,634,017 $20,201,685
12,821,998
!
important event in. the history of
our present'and potential .broad
dependable, closely regulated/market
shares
our
time
^
Dixon
an
a
first
qf;i9^7 with,an/orig-;>votthe.exchange
^Earnings"
1962—12
oper,
' :
'
•
.
•
,
1962—Quar.—4961
:
Ry.
'
the
W,
-
capitalization of_ $600,000." Currently its het wprth is
approxlmately $24,500,000:—V. 197,* p: 405.
*
:
*
.
**'
'
•
Sales
'
operating for
Approved— y
in the business and investment community."
Control Data was founded
in/the.iSUmmer
*
Clinchfield RR.—Earnings—
i,iHing.
inal
last
•
Passing the 200 office mark during 1962. by;increasing the number
Q( offices by. 2&; to a .total .of' 211 « In 1962,j the.gcompany- be^an
*
-
.
image
Regal Brewery, .both sold in the first
the fourth quarter sales of Barker
p. 521.
* *•
wuo. fyp.yuy
*
President of Control Data, said: "Listing
Stock
which
in
include
197,
■
Data. It should provide
of
-u
year
York Notions
New
;
-
'
York
distribution
,
Dairies
later* date.
xt
New
ended Dec. 31, 1961. This is an
improvement of 40 cents per share. Total-sales and revenues were
$295,097,234 from $285,452,323 last year.
• •
*
Sales figures for 1962
included only first quarter sales of the
Midwest
"
Dec, 31, 1962, amburtted.'to,.$103382;4OO, ,whi<Si is/an increase
of $13,310,967, or approximately J.5% above a year ago.;'
Dial-continued? its planned prograirn'Of expansion'- in peachingtand
'508 000'
' 35 629 000
: 1 < " -2 87
chtstanding,among some'<18,000/stockholders rest-^
/vdent In every'State in the Union. Control/Data stock,
presently
traded over-the-counter, is
tentatively, scheduled to open trading on r
the. Exchange on March 6.
The ticker symbol will be
assigned at
a
share,
per
x
3 26
12 430 055 12 409 7n«s Orin
~
1766.
'
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:
Stock
-
reported that earnings for 1962 amounted to
represents $2.03 per share on the 2,786,000 shares
Dec. 31; 1962, against net income of $4,607,476,
$5,657,589. This
outstanding
p.
00D
40 473,000
•
.
_
On February 12,
the common-stock of this Minneapolis-based
computer manufacturer, was approved for listing on the* New York
Exchange, To be listedare 4,706,956 shares-of which3,0O2,454/shares are
.
has
company
stock".
.
'495
'
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-
-Control Dati €oi*p.4-N. Y- S; E.
City Products Corp.—Net Higher—
The
196,
—V;
Ry.—
$8,910,612 $35,959,574 $33,682,531
7,433,630
29,398,310
29,884,005
$8,832,463
revenue
oper.
»
dividends
Net earnings applicable to com.
Net earnings per ✓ common- shares
Common
shares —:•
-
*
,
Cincinnati,
Earnings—
.
Preferred
also
company
^
^
M
,
Tt«*tk<7c?
.
Dorsey. Corp.—Net; Up 157%, Sales 14%—;;
company's
bet .earnings
increased
Frank Harrison, "President, j«ainounced:
'i ^ - same .period.
=
.
157%
in
V<jri'
1962/" J: 5
fiscal
Sal^s* Iw'ere-Up
14%
' •1
•
for the
"-'•/'•K
Volume 197
months ended
For; the "12
;
Number 6239
$936,379 up
were
from
Dec.
$363,722
.
.
31,
for
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
1962," Dorsey's
the
net
period
same
in
Ebasco's 1962 net income showed Improvement over 1961.
Con¬
tracts for services received in the fourth quarter of 1962 were 36%
earnings
1961.
1962
$24,131,644 against $21»158,528 in 1961. v;
Income per share,
after provision for preferred dividends, was
$1.09 in 1962 as compared to 34 cents in 1961.—V. 196, p. 2377.
sales
•
were
'-J.
'
Dover Corp.—Sales
The
Up 8.7%—
5V
\'
Electric
■
{• ','•&«
Ended
Dec.
31—
net
1962
were
$13,864,000,
an
8.7%
increase over sales during the
period in 1961. Earnings amounted to $759,000, or 59c per
share," up from $705,000, or 55c per share, during the last quarter
Income
before
Income
1962
of
Net
:■>••!'
the
For
>
full
S
Net
'
■
share
to
is
It
favorable
in
impact
said.
company
that
expected
earnings
Construction is
Capital
includes
capacity
and
its
of
OPW
the
felt
be
4c
in
future
per
expansion
196,
The
shares
offered
stockholders who
substantial
a
1,684,399
2078.
p.
proceeds jto the company, estimated at $72,500,
debt, additional inven¬
V
:
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
stock
196,
number
a
aggregate
the
of
company's
-
$56,706,116
and
$2.16 a share.
sales
net
in
the
For
(Id
par)
For
On
Jan.
declared,
15,
dividends
1963,
payable
1963.
Emerson
Period
■
a
Net
sales
Earnings
Dec,
Manufacturing
Co.
share
March
.
been
for
income
228,105 shs.
(&
common
—V.
'
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•
CAPITALIZATION
,
NOV.
OF
AS
30,
stock
(par $2.50)..
Ry.
Ry.
197,
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters
shares
If
stock
7,118,584
common
1962—Quar.—1961
shares of
any
stock
writers,
all the shares
purchased.
offered
not
(but
15,814
15,800
Co., Inc.
J.
—V.
Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
oper.
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
*.'
Freres
This
3,000
$4,475,068
will
$1,228,022
*39,179
$5,351,100
The
1,530,073
phase,
about
January
1978.
-
its
The
l-for-7
22,
revenue—
expenses—
oper.
975,808
&
137.
to
$5,711,654
$5,276,000
4,123,269
Curtis
The
4,124,432
Net rev.
ry.
fr. ry. op.
$637,846
$481,369
$1,588,385
Income
251,154
128,649
38,461
*298,756
oper.
196,
Net
This
Toledo,
company and its subsidiaries have reported
net sales for 1962 were $180,863,539 against $167,-
that consolidated
795,131
for
1961.
Consolidated
^
•
net
s
.
earnings
from
operations
for
1962
and
feet
total
several
in
Northern
locate
of
of
1965,
manu¬
million dollars.
Ireland
was
'
basis
at
$32
rights
share-to
a
which
expired
shareholders
February
of
record
from, the
On
,
net
Dec;
gain on
,31,
standing..'
to
there;;were
1,161,332
shares
common
.
share,
Out¬
p.
parts
2481.;
t
and
greater volume
a
of
government business.—V.
Share
%
"
The company
505,
$1.17
or
Share
has
interest
Share
has reported that earnings for 1962
.share.
dustrial
resins.
agreed
in
the
produces
This
owner
nitrogenous
chemicals
It
1962.
has
acquire
1962
and
income
Net
$33.39
or
Share
asset
a
$35.70
value
share,
a
a
from
at
were
Gas
the
of
in
the
by
31,
more
of
the
end
of
year
Investment
1962,
more
companies
stock
1962
amounted
from asset value
year
for
in which
and
72%
of
end.
$172,919,686,
of
the
or
reserve
year
$3.24
reflecting
less
$3,837,482
were
share
a
In
changes' in
taxes,
all
loss
pre¬
$3.84
or
expenses
incurred
<
a
1961.
the
$3.72
were
1
and
will
1962
show
or
$187,454,535,
43,167,846
38,487,727
deductions—
15,143
13,714
43,152,703
38,474,013
8,969,117
charges
^ 8,955,390
-
long-term
on
and
Interest
debt
deductions
charges
(net)
1,118,776
900,328
10,087,893
8,219,627
33,064,810
(net)-—:
30,254,386
after
equity
a
in
share
in
the
1962
$1,325,totaled
'
,
during
the
year
27.5%
were
below
improvement in experience in the fi¬
stated that the company's loss ratio has
and
the
industrywide
preferred
1,614,750
of
end
1,614,750
31,450,060
28,639,636
13,600,000
dividends
13,600,000
period
$2.31
-
1
$2.11*
PM
„
General Dynamics Corp.—Annual Report—
Estimated net income of the company for the
year ended Dec. 31,
1962, is approximately $52,700,000, equivalent to $5.27 per common
share,
Roger Lewis,
Due
to
Federal
the
tax
income
President; announced.
credit
V
"
>
- *
resulting
tax rhas
from the priopi year's loss, no
charged against the corporation's
has been made for taxes on earnings
been
income,,although- provision
wy
-y-
Consolidated net sales for the year ended Dec. 31,
1962, amounted
Approximately $1,896,000,000.
loans
Bank
outstanding at the end of 1962 stood at $89,000,000,
against $155,000,000 at the end of 1961/ and .with a peak of
$187,000,000 in February, 1962.
Working capital increased from $49,700,000 at the end of 1981
to more than $118,000,000 at the end of 1962.
'
^ • •
According to official Government figures. General Dynamics in
'
1962
ranked first among military prime contractors in
new
partment of Defense awards for research and development.—V.
De¬
196,
745.
General Telephone Co. of Upstate New York; Inc.
—Appointment—
The
Chase Manhattan Bank, New York,
has
been
appointed
trustee, paying agent and registrar for the first mortgage bonds,
4%% series due Jan. 1, 1993, of the* corporation.—-V. 195,
p. 976.
General Time Corp.—Annual Report—
Year Ended Dec. 31—>
average.
1962
.
Sales
;
Income
U.
S.
before
and
income
taxes
income
income
196,
1,088,154
share
per
472,885
0.53
0.23
+
1050.
p.
Genera! Tire & Rubber Co.
(& Subs.)
-
Sales Inc-
18.6%—
crease
The
1961
$69,171,131 $65,599,666
2,288,154
1,122,885
1,200,000
650,000
taxes
foreign
Net
f
has
reported that consolidated net sales for the
30, 1962 were, for the
12th consecutive year,
greater than the previous year, totaling $959,769,316.
These 1962 sales were $150,749,054, or
18.6% higher than the
1961
total
of
$809,020,262,
and all
of
the
company's
divisions
participated with substantial gains
in their respective
business
areas,
it was reported by T. F. O'Neil, Chairman, and M. G.
company
ended
year
Nov.
O'Neil, President.
Because
of
long-time policy, this record does not include the
billings of RKO General, Inc., wholly-owned enter¬
subsidiary, nor the substantial sales of operations outside
of the United States excepting Canada.
Neither does it include
the sales of A. M. Byers, in which General Tire owns # an
81%
all-time
high
tainment
stock
interest.
:>
Consolidated
net
earnings
ings of General Tire
excepting Canada, nor
in fact,
the second
best
for
1962,
operations
those
of
which
outside
Byers,
do not
of
the
include
United
earn¬
States
$26,744,802.
This is,
the company's 47-year
were
earnings results in
history, being topped only by 1961's $27,343,341.
Per
share earnings on the 16,604,760 shares of common stock
outstanding,
after
deducting
$1,005,103
in
dividends
paid
on
preference and preferred stocks, were $1.55 against $1.62 in 1961.
—V.
marked
a
classification
remained
196,
p.
2581.
...
Georgia & Florida RR.—Earnings—
1
Underwriting profit for
Income
from
taxes
amounted
gain,
Mr.
the year
investments
to
Mercer
was
after
$2,212,004,
explained,
was
due
on
Per. End. Dec. 31—
$3,379,129.
provision
for
increase of 5.4%
an
holdings and increased dividends
Fischbach & Moore
Period
Ended
Gross
income
Profit
before
Provision
Net
to
broke
to
Federal
over
additions
common
to
stocks.—V.
income
1961.
This
Dec.
from
196, p. 428.
for
Inc.—Quarterly Report-
31—
1962
completed contracts
Federal
incmoe
Federal
income
taxes
♦Restated
in July,
share
to
v.
355,000
—_
per
8,573,047
640,846
income
Earnings
*1961
$10,778,165
taxes
285,846
1962—Quar.—1961
1962—12 Mos.—1961
oper.
revenue
$746,576
$910,342
$3,357,007
$3,534,890
oper.
expenses__
708,905
837,441
3,020,120
3,239,678
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
Net ry. oper. deficit
—V. 196, p. 2078.
$37,671
$72,901
$336,887
$295,212
98,322
86,621
271,716
274,659
Ry.
Ry.
investment
methyl
good
a
and
companies.
8%
the 1961
produce
had
In¬
and
plastics
in all divisions.
transition from an
At
or
to
and
up
for
those
Dec.
plant
Escambia
50%
Escambia
Industry
methylamines,
a
its
Bond
securities.
fertilizer
accounted
50%
make
and
1962
premiums against a comparable ratio of 30.6 In 1961. In
commenting upon this phase of F&D's bonding and insurance op¬
erations, Mr. Mercer expressed the view that the industry results
$6,038,*
earnings
Bond
Corp.
will
company.
decrease of
share, at
which
chemicals.
currently
owns
came
for
construction
company
to an
operating
than half the assets
were
Bond
United
methanol,
as
earnings
Is
approvals,
in
company
of earned
delity
regulatory
Corp.
materials
were
over
premium
Losses
1961.
from
Chemical
related
Share
for
requisite
of 9%
increase
an
of Escambia's outstanding
started
and
was
share
a
such
and
Sales
and
Bond
to
Escambia
sole
methacrylate
in
a
$5,545,268, or $1.06
Subject to obtaining
for
$3,236,288
earnings,
the
$20,222,436.
Co.—Net Up 9% ; Proposed
Acquisition—
of
of
earnings
against
unearned
of
underwriting profit and invest¬
also reached new high levels, according
B. H. Mercer, President.
company's
year
report
operating
as
the
the
up from $3.23 in 1961 on the same basis.
Gross premiums amounted to $29,300,126, an increase of
347.
Net
premiums were $19,714,795.
Earned premiums
196,
W■■■■:
.
Electric Bond &
writings
and
for
annual
Adjusted
'
r
Robert H. Da vies, President, said the higher 1962 sales resulted
largely from increased requirements for automotive original equipr
ment
the
Net
sale of certain assets.
1962,-
,
premium
records
income
143,522,179
38,206,425
281,302
7.
shares
have
been
placed by a group
Loeb & Co. Inc., New York, which underwrote
other underwriters were Paine, Webber, Jackson
proceeds
ment
income
Common shares outstanding
Earnings per share
—V. 196, p. 536.
unsubscribed
vious
132,572
43,035,274
(transferred to earned surplus)
applicable to preferred stock lor
period
Balanced
;
Fidelity & Deposit Co. of Maryland—Net Higher—
Gross
157,637,565
expenses
Stock
/
\
the
of
amounted
to; $3,243,458, equivalent to $2.75 per share on an average of
1,180,868 common shares outstanding during the year. Consolidated
net
earnings from operations in 1961 were $2,847,023, equivalent
to $2.10 per share, based on the average number of shares out¬
standing during .1961.
In
1961
there was a special credit of
$14,841,293,
equivalent
to $10.96
per
share,
resulting primarily
13,639,151
(net)
interest
to
,
Privately—
On Feb. 13, 1963 it was reported that $9,020,000 of
this firm's series A subordinated notes due July 1,
1977 and 350,000 of its series B subordinated notes
due Jan.
1, 1969 had been sold privately through
Glore, Forgan & Co., New York.—-V. 188, p. 648.
Ohio,
1,776,328
15,604,293
;
before
Federation Chemicals Ltd.—Notes Sold
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
464,652
34,089,342
income
income
—V.
1978.
p.
Electric Autolite
'
1,135,878
of subsidiaries.
$1,151,568
^Deficit.—V.
464,652
Federal
income
Net
Net
•
37,833,426
deferred
operating
'
.
the end
and
net
73,712,706
19,840,000
v
income
income
highly
feasibility of ex¬
.
completed by
85,000 square
be
manu¬
Laird, Bissell & Meeds.
"r
from
the sale of the additional shares will
increase the capital funds of the bank to approximately $19,500,000.
—V. 197, p. 406.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
875,631
;
Britain,
will
addition a line of
to
that
through
1,770
by Kuhn,
the offering.
The
Winnipeg & Pacific Ry,—Earnings—
Ry. oper.
p.
Fafnir-New
employees
decision
headed
1962—Quar.—1961
$1,613,654
$1,357,000
from
expected
250
reports
a
on
1961
78,694,382
acquisition
;—
Interest
European Plant—
Gross Investment will
space.
bank
offered
•
Ry.
197,
100,114
shares of
additional
capital stock offered to its shareholders, 98,344 shares, or 98.2%,
were subscribed
for through the exercise of rights.
The stock was
$5,982,337
2,869,387
Per. End. Dec. 31—
issue.—V.
Federation Bank & Trust' Co* (New York)
Net.rev/fr;-^ ^bp. *$1,085,180
Duluth,
this
Inc.,
joint responsibility to be operated by Fafnir Ltd,'
a
Subscriptions—\
25,684,456
p.
i
Industries,
prompted both by attractive inducements including grants, train¬
ing allowances and other assistance, as well as an abundant labor
supply,
common
language and Northern Ireland's
nearness
to
Fafnir Ltd. plants.—V. 197, p. 142.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
plant
etc
Other interest
p.
25,780,183
196,
Corp.—Exchange Offer for Dixon
assistance
•Fafnir-said
.
6,183,078
■^Deficit.—V,
involve
facturing
10,000
$7,411,100 $31,131,283 $31,666,793
547,459
plant,
initial
1961.
Dividends
Chemical
technical
The
>*3,000
5,560,248
Net ry. oper; ihcorae"
17,242,114
facture high precision steel; balls and In
competitive small ball bearings to determine the
panding this product line in Northern Ireland.
(
3,000
10,000
Co.-,—
&
with
in
1962
income
Total
New
new
$9,573,269
18,860,025
9,403,457
Britain, Conn., company and its wholly owned British
Fafnir Bearing Co. Ltd., of Wolverhampton, England,
have
announced
plans for construction of manufacturing facil¬
ities in
Lisburn, County Antrim, Northern Ireland ,near Belfast.
Ry.;—Earnings^?
1962—Quar.—1961
revenue
25,050,081
635,534
Chemical
Dixon
against
■
Other
'
Day
—i.——8,000
J; C. Wheat &.CCf—
3,000'
White, Weld & Co. Inc. 10,000
f:
7,986,163
820,788
subsidiary,
3,000
Tucker; Anthony & R. L.
;3,000;
401.
p.
the
10,000
__—______
"
8,000
197,
Co., Inc.
Co., Inc.—
&
McKelvy & Co.;—
Faribas Corp.
8,000
&
Dain
Lazard
8,000
-
M.
Crawford
Goldman, Sachs & Co.—
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
,
Bear; Stearns & Co._„i
A, G. Becker & Co. Inc.
J. G. Bradford & .CO,
H.
G.
7,004,667
Fafnir Bearing Co.—New
Shares
Powell, Kistler & .Co.!— 15,800
A.. C. Allyn & Co._
8,000
Bache & Co._______
• 8,000
J. Barth & Co—-—-—2
3,000
Courts
See
per
200,672,839 181,728,604
utility
Interest charges:
1978.
p.
$1.92
^
(net)
Income
1962—12 Mos.—1961
deficit
oper.
196,
against
^
$0.39
op.
ry.
Chemical Debentures—
Tho
Brothers
Dickson &
S.
ry.
Essex
than '120,000
Shares
Lehman
fr.
up
$12,602,172
to
23,904,934
of
taxes
$•>..$
$
- '
55,856,354 210,945,958 211,024,845
47,870,191 185,895,877 192,164,820
46,303,928
to
outstanding,
31—
Other
the
purchased by the under¬
shares) must
are
less
expenses—
$272,357,365
average
common
Federal
and
foreign
for
revenues
for
Total
oper.
—V.
forth
set
reported
5,535,893
*
Ended Dec.
Operating
share
53,308,595
rev.
on
Provision
$10,646,119
was
1768.
p.
adjustments,
1,832,588
233.
p.
1962
shares
common
1961.
totaled
amounted
requirements
•
4,683,638
(adjusted
split)—
below
from
Flintkote
2,009,544
$0.42
outstanding
and
revenue
Net
1,431,836 shs.
subject to the terms and conditions of
agreement
with
the
selling stockholders, to purchase
selling stockholders the respective numbers of shares
R.
196,
Total
have severally
the underwriting
named
agreed,
so
in
taxes
dividend
share
per
in
sales
income
Net
average
$1.72
or
Provision)
3,161,707
2,964,625
oper.
Net
'
Outstanding
2,500,000 shs.
sales
against
-
$47,954,039 $39,350,922
6,126,332
3,842,132
income
on
Per. End. Dec. 31—
1962
Authorized
Common
1962,
Operating expenses:
Operation and maintenance—
1961
t
Erie-Lackawanna RR. Co.—Earnings—
quarterly dividend of 25c a share was
1, 1963, to stockholders of record Feb.
w
in
1962
year
Florida Power & Light Co.—Annual
Report—
Subs.)—
1962
income
on
acquisitions
per
1961.
preferred
outstanding,
Taxes:
31—
taxes
taxes
Earnings
in every year since
paid
Dec.. 31,
Flintkote's
year
in
5,527,284
on
shares
—V.
1962
equal after
Federal
,—
before
earnings
Average com.
of
hold
ended Nov. 30, 1962, totaled
amounted to $3,091,070, equal to
have
the
1961.
Depreciation
Electric
Ended
Estimated
BUSINESS—Drexel, headquartered at Drexel, N. C., manufactures
for
homes,
institutions,
and
specialized purposes. Its
products are sold nationally under the trade names "by Drexel",
"Heritage", and "Southern Desk".
be
full
$248,758,325
1962,
$11,478,740,
Quarterly Report—
furniture
below.
the
from
for
Operating
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs.
$
DIVIDENDS—Cash
quarter and
ments, to 50 cents per share on 5,527,553 average common shares
outstanding. This compares with $3,176,568, or ,48 cents per share
on
5,525,655 average common shares outstanding in the December
quarter of 1961.
Provision for Federal and ioreign
income taxes
totaled $2,337,234 against $2,019,550 for the
respective periods.
Amortization
year
earnings
the December
quarter and the year
the three months ended
Miscellaneous
REVENUES—Net
1,
for
final
sales of $65,265,577 up from
$62,061,969 in the corresponding period
year
earlier.
Net income
for
the
December quarter
of
1962
amounted
to $3,269,768, ^qual, after
preferred dividend
require¬
Stock,
1936.
earnings
the
FINANCING
1761.
p.
Net
by
■
•
Authorized
Common
owned
7'p'v.
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
improvement
and
Year
CAPITALIZATION
• •
were
$3.59
425,344
225,000
\
$0.30
200,344
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
oper.
revenue
'Ry,
oper.
expenses..
1962.—V.
197,
operations
p.
613.
of
;
;
Beach
Electric
Co.,
1962—Quar.—1961
$2,010,904
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$2,094,857
1,703,462
$7,911,612
1,718,509
6.884,497
6,633,791
op.
$292,395
$391,395
$1,027,115
'« $807,005
income
119,140
236,385
292,534
298.812
$7,440,796
$0.21
Net rev. fr.
include
acquired
'
The company, a major ptoducer of
building materials, containers
and other products for home and
industry, has issued a preliminary
report on last year's operations showing an
ditioning.
2176.
after the sale will continue to
1
i
^
•
v.
1,692,589
Y., and its wholly-owned subsidiary, engage generally in the
sale, both wholesale and retail, of commercial and Industrial re¬
frigeration machinery and equipment, including industrial air con¬
Enterprises, Inc. — Common Offered — On
Feb.
15, a public offering of 156,414 outstanding
common shares of Drexel Enterprises was made at
$23.50 per share by an underwriting group managed
by Lehman Brothers,R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
New York, and Powell, Kistler & Co., Fayetteville,
,...."
period
N.
—V.
'
of
1
BUSINESS—The company located at 150-49 Hillside
Ave., Jamaica,
Drexel
South Carolina.
5,477,000
6,077,000
$4.06
per
r
Flintkote
-
.11,554,000
7,242,000 ;
6,840,000
will be used fop repayment of
The
p.
"
14,082,000
taxes——.
_
tory, and working capital.
exceed
$3,000,000 in
1963,
which
and a plant addition for the OPW
plant has been operating at its full
of facilities is required to take care
plant
Division
.
11,
Net
the
years,
$
~
1963,: S. C. Burns & Co., Inc., New York,
publicly, 160,000 shares of this firm's common
stock at $1 per share.
Of the total, .100,000 shares
were: sold for the company and
60;00(X for Thomas
Dwyer, President.
elevator plant in Horn Lake,
plant should be finished
new
a
Memphis.
growth.—V.
planned
about
1961
••
'j"'
148,064,000
offered
should
elevator
The
will
under way for
expenditures
the
add
196,
■
w.'Av'
Electro-Temp Systems, Inc.—Common Offered—On
,v
Mississippi, not far from
by late summer.
Division.
will
?'V
•
152,803,000
share—
outstanding at end
Feb.
after allowing for new interest charges.
had little or no effect on operations during
steps in our plan for internal growth. The
earnings
on
v
De-Sta-Co
•
Fitchburg Paper Co.—Sales, Net Higher—The company has reported that for the year ended Dec.
31, 1962
net sales were
$21,303,150, against $20,029,264 for the
previous year. Net income was $630,473, or 64d
per share, up from
$558,744, or 57tf per share in 1961.—V. 196, p. 536.
consolidated
a
1963,
The other acquisitions
1962. They all represent
income
—V.
During the year Dover acquired the Parks Equipment Co. of
Houston, the Alberta Oil, Tool Co. of Edmonton, Alberta. Canada,
three
elevator
companies in
Kansas City and Indianapolis, and
De-Sta-Co Corp.
of; Detroit, f:
C '
De-Sta-Co
was
acquired on
Nov.
30,^1962.
Dover's operating
statements include-the results of De-Sta-Co only for the month of
December.
income;
Shares
$52,011,000, a 10.2%' increase over
1961 sales, oi $47,215,000. Earnings in 1962 amounted to $3,149,000,
equivalent to $2.45 per share, a 17.2% increase over 1961 earnings
of $2,688,000, or $2.12 per share;
.
v"
•
sales were
year,
■>
-.<>
•.
:
sales
taxes
,
!i
'
...
Consolidated
same
1961.:
•'
'<7
X
Storage Battery Co.—Annual Report—
"•
\
'<*•
-.'It'
7
.
■
'
*'l
Year
*•' '
•
greater than In the comparable period of 1961.—V* 196, p. 2078.
has reported: that sales for the fourth quarter of
company
(715)
Net
—V.
ry.
oper.
196,
p.
ry.
1979.--
*
1
"7.'
"*v
•
Av;''
8
(716)
Georgia
Southern
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
oper.
revenue
Ry.
oper.
Florida
&
expenses..
$2,395,294
■_
1962—12 Mos.—1961
1,584,538
$8,112,'330
$8,366,221
6,326,875
6.307,053,
the
Net
ry. op.
$576,165
$2,039,346
Income
oper.
ry.
$863,008
369,037
*21,665
*83,863
$1,805,577.
the
*396,464
Oil
of
name
Pipe Line Co. on
Interstate
Aug.
1,
changed
was
to
(Delaware).—V.' 195, p. 977.
At the
1961,
Humble
Line
revenue—..
$888,104
oper.
expenses—
821,696
ft*; ry. op.
'/
Co.
Net
1962
/■■''.
Net income
*
8,773,549
11,855,529
$0.58
^v. 1,122,126
share
common
per
Common-' shares*--
—V.
;
—
Backlog'
Earned
'1961'
-
*
$25,015,221 $22,042,394>
646,278
858,799:
-—-----—
Net
-
Grand Trunfc Western
RR.-—Earnings-^-
■
„
before: taxes
income
''
—.
taxes
\i
'A.'-
>-
•
:<*
>
J
-
1
i.
-
jj,
Net; ry1.
ryi opiV $2,282,197!-
income
oper.
♦514*777
pi
♦Deficit.—V. 196,
1979.
Great Northern
bee.' 314-
Per. End.
1962—Quar.—1961
'i/i;
Net rev.
Net' ry.
!'■' '''
:
—V.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
*;"■//.^'■
/;, '///'^ $ />.
'
\
15,784;484
11,259,424
14;507,028: 51,131^657 ^T,885,013;
5,888,659 23,173,124 116,762,40V
44,574,109
fr. ry. op.
ry. opi
Net ry. oper.
income
—V, 196, P. 1919.
'
~
V"
196,
The
New
'
Bank,
City
New
has been appointed
stock.-*»V. 197,
York,
Per. End Dee, 31—
Rv.
oper.
Net
1962—12 Mos.-^-1961
income
for
788,694
3,268,206
3,156,183
$333,437
$1,049,903
$1,238,791
income
49,442
106,205
105,079
;
,
19&;
—V.
net
Engineering
1769.
p.
Provision
sales and other
equal
to
income
$2.81
income
figures
and
the
for
after
possible
ended Dec..
months
$357,369,577
was
share
per
taxes
12
and
provision
refund
194.
114,482
—V.
.(EST)
and
an
for
per
196,
16,879,734
!
The
sufficient
7,085,575
capital
gains
39,628
1962
1961
4,188,121
tax__^_^__"__„
1,934,000
2483.
stock
1979.
p.
$4,853,663
,
i 3,988,856
'
4
"
the
for
't' *:
,1
LILCO
'
$
,
were
up
•
Net
••
*,
.
.
•
.
>-.•
•
•
-
Handy & Harman—Annual Report—
'
'
v-'-v ''
$2.21
\
:
-
jail-time -sales' and. earnings
'
equal
Net
earngs. per
—V. 196, p.
sh, (after pfd. divid).
eom.
.
Inc.—Annual
YearEnded Dec. 31—
sales
the
196.
429.
p.
1962
stock
than
more
to
$2.53
-
t
of
the
company,
20-year
a
old
designer
and
of
systems, totaled $4,550,317 in the nine months ended
1962, up from $4,272,119 in the comparable 1961 period,
George S. Wing, President, announced.
'" '
;
"
Net income for the latest
period was $68,080, equivalent to 13
30,
cents
47
each
cents
on
515,340
the
on
same
common
number
of
shares,
/■'
Wing
and
attributed
increased
"With
"we
the
are
the
expenses
recent
now
decline
in
to
a
17%
quarter,
this
largely to rising costs
greatly expanded facilities.
with
plant
and
personnel,"
he-
said,"
a
substantially."
just ended, showed
to
as
geared
greatly increased production volume, and
hits its new stride,
we
expect profits to improve
He pointed out
that sales for the third
quarter
production
and
that
continue
well
received
continued
into
the
increase
favorable
sales
over
trend
for
could
the
be
previous
expected
to
future.
Furthermore,1, volume of new orders,
and the backlog remained in
texeessr of $ V :miilion.~rV.; 196; p. 1659.
*
•
•'■**,. 1
at
level
high
a
In
face
of
the
1962.
first
The
showed
six
132%
a
months
of
announcement
the
1962-63
made
was
fiscal
year
by William B.
Dec.
of
as
Walton,
31,
Execu¬
19,
The
•
after
1962
Fund
to
share.
per
$11.55
said,
which
is
an
increase of
share
per
h«
over
the
comparable 1961
up
comparing this period with that of the previous
pointed
out
$8.85
$9.08,
to
Income
^
to
that
average
and
room
derived
was
revenue
per
rose
occupancy
occupied
from 73.1
year,
room
to
Walton
rose
At
<
to
Net
Statistical
Since
the
from
national
Holiday
are
and
system
Inns
opening
Eighty
its
Services.
first
has
in
at
Inns
grown
36
states,
the rate
are
196,
p.
of
was
until
built
today
Canada
one
presently
licensees,
rooms.—V.
'
Holiday' Inn
under
representing
and
every
a
~
1
Memphis in
there are more
Puerto
three
Rico.
1952,
than
New
„
the
340
Inns
days.
construction
total
•
in
of
by
"i
the
company
approximately
10,400
Go.,
The
for
100
company- has
for
the
income
on
announced
12-month
taxes
of
period
estimated
ended
Dec.
net
earnings of
31.
19G2,
after
long-term debt.
1962
per
was
record
a
Earnings in 1962
share last year.
'■
J
,
.
1962—Quar.—1961
oper.
'
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$18,743,552 $17,605,233 $72,935,248 $69,925,477
16,069,394
15,134,096*
64,093,40S
62,565,632
revenue.,:
oper,
expenses—
value
at
Dec.
31,
appreciation
Net
Matsushita
was
utilities,
$6,152,937
3,748.565
•
Net
V
of
1962
retail
in
1963
Net ry.'oper. income
—Y.19&, p. 1980; /
..
Louisville
motor
invested
in
Fund
As
of
passenger
oper,
expenses—
Net re,v.
Net
ry.
fr,
oper.
expenses
50,390.156
cars;
*
.
sizable
31,
1963,
$4,075,745
commitments
the Fund
in
Kainsas, Oklahoma
Ry.
oper.
This Glen
cluded
of
sales,
•
oper.
"•
*
•
1962—12
of
:2,010,793
8,183,016
the
"•
Net
Net
fr.
rev.
ry.
ry.
.
3,008,748
"F"
3,140,195
$925,808
$1,529,764
"Consolidated
y,
ended
aircraft
net
income
of
the
company
for
the
three
income
for
the
for
the
Earnings
per
85
cents
on
on
period.
one
1962
for
the
like
for
the
six-
share
share
common
and
6,164,079
income
year
period
eaniugs of
—V. 196, p. 2180.
1962
the
cents
.
'
end
quarter
quarter
up
months
from
1962
were
/
ended
Dec.
per
31,
with-
'
•
1962, sales totaled $3;336,*
period last year, -an increase
and
Dispenser System and
for the Lundy Dispenser
employed
and
the
on
B-52
"G"
•
Mr.
stage for
Barbato
several
tremendous
stated in his report, "we are
other contracts for new Lundy
potential
in
succeeding
years."
Acquire Minority Interest in Sub.
preliminary
by
of
given
Lynch
the
the-
of
which
both
which
offices
in
N.
defense
New
of
of
which
is
plan,
minority
Lynch
common
decision
is
Lynch
has
J.,
stock
proposed
shares
No final
approval to a proposal for the
Instruments Corp.,
approximately
Cox
outstanding
1.05
stock.
Brunswick,
has
subject
to
been
presently owned by
stockholders of Cox
stock
reached
further
for
as
the
Corp.,
method
by
the
Cox.
and
headquarters in Anderson, Ind.,
of glass forming and packaging
York
share
each
to
consideration
a
wholly-owned
and
plants
in
manufactures
stereo
and
is
machinery.
subsidiary
Lowell,
Mass.
hi-fidelity
engaged
of
Lynch,
and
New
phonograph
electronic
equipment. »,/'
Cox (formerly Peninsular Metal Products Corp.) of
Detroit, Mich.,
manufactures dynamic testing and precision flow metering
equip¬
ment for the automotive, aircraft, aero-space and other industries.
Lynch, has 963,926 shares and Cox 373,694 shares of stock out¬
share
standing.
1962
per-
1961.
history
31,
orders
spares
have
acquisition
with
$7,131,858
against
its
Count,ermeasures
on"
production
too,
ip the manufacture
Symphonic Electronic
Sept.
of
$1.54,
-
have
Under
directors
company's
Earnings
in
period
1554.
p.
receive
'.Lynch,
same
the
income
year.
months
of
which
of
Cox
of
outstanding.
six
proposal
Directors
of
were
the
in
aircraft.
196,
would
'
Net
ended
of
the
Lynch.
months
year.
month
ended Dec.
new
a
"follow
importance
54.7%
$4,208,689.; "t
fiscal
the
the
fiscal
Dec* .31*
for the six
..
at
for
were
first
previous
.
was
second
outstanding
68
fiscal
"H"
acquisition
outstanding at the end of
earnings per share of 73 cents
ended
$1.13
30,
the
$9,454,003,
the
previous
with
Lynch Corp.—To
?
shares
shares
for
was
of
months
for
with
shares
ago,
of- the
Sept.
common
compares
year
when
$14,375,-
ended
This
fiscal
provision
quarter
common
6,141,056
6,292,615
quarter
quarter
same
fiscal year
presently
systems
Industries^ Inc.—Net Higher—
1962 was higher than for any other second quarter,"
D.
A.
McGee, President^ announced. ••,':i://:-"/"y'':yy /y.- ;^,'. y : /
Income for this second quarter was
$5,245,314, against income of
six
backlog reaching record levels.
and
Barbato, President, stated that for-the-first six months
additional
—V.
450,274
Dec. 31,
$4,617;131
in
$4,669,959"
'1980,///;/V;"'::/;V'.^7-:-'V V:Ty; V';1V v/'V;,.
Kerr-McGee Oil
;
Mos;—1961
*249,181
'
Dec/ 31, 1961.
" " '
1 r
*l'
Mr. Barbato also told shareholders that Lundy's current backlog
totaling $9,100,000, is a substantial increase over the year-ago
backlog of approximately $6,500,000.
The major reasons fdr this
increased backlog, he said, are: (1) the placement of a1 new'con¬
tract for the retrofit of a portion of the Boeing B-52 "C" thru
Of
$3,934,556
•
tended
anl
.1962—12
income
oper.
successful
most
earnings
the current
(2)
955,070
*
has reported that it just con¬
up from $2,348,343 for the same
42%.
Net income was $124,189 equivalent to 18.7 cents per
based on 663,300 shares outstanding.
This represents an
increase of 41%
over
net earnings of $87,907 or 13.3 cents per
share, on the same number of shares, ^ for the first six months
& Gulf Ry.—Earnings—
*$44,463
•Deficit.—Y/ 196,
23,651,701
share,
7,025,161
$1,041,899
op.
52,331,861
of
"-■
$973,932
:
N. Y. company,
227
Mos^lSGi"*
1962-^.Quar.—1961
expenses—
'
-
,
Head,
Robert C.
*
88%
•
1,018.395
revenue
Ry.
50;868,346
9,665,645 / 31,443,351
16y684,803^
'
..
some
about
was
.
' per. End. Dee.
31-r-
14,487,263"
16,301,835
;,Lundy Electronics "& Systems, Inc.—Sales', Up 42.%;
Net 41%—
$4,669,960 $18,314,333 .$1T.123;386
2,691,753
—V. 196, P. 1980.
^
62,390,195 240,190,837 228,121,258
45,705,392 189,322,491 175,789,397
V. 197, p. 46.
$10,650,192 $11,181,755 $44,002,359 $42,157,512
/ 6,574,447.
> 6,511,795
25,688,026 y25,033^326 ;
ry. op.
income
oper.
64,877,419
Net Ty/ bper1: income
appliances, 12.2%; insurance,
vehicles, 7.8%
construction, 7.4%;
1962^-Quaf .i-I96i "'
*
revenue
revenue
Net reV/ fr/1ry.:iop;^
and
S>ouiheiini RyJr-fearmngs---
oper.
1962—12 Mos,—1961
1962—Quar.—1961-
oper.
Ry.
manufacturer
made
of-Jan.
3ir-«-
Peri End-. Dee.
$8,033,685
^3,158,400'^-; 3,254,22^
Nashville- RR.—Earnings—
Ry.
cost
over
common
cKansasr City^
'
$9,257,764
1,257,151 #/647,575 "
Per. End. Dec. 31—
stock, holding the bulk of the balance in fully
convertible 5%-5%%
time deposits; As of Feb. 8,, 1963, the
per
share
net
aset
value
(unaudited) ex-dividend was about $12.—
V. 195, p. 2035.
"
;
' ••
;
•/
/.-y y/.-v: /:y ■/
e>/' //.'
/■
-
15,329,775
$2,252,883
$2,'404.372
op.
$23,363,460
15,028,415
Industrial
machinery
the
ry.
$24,286,179
3,772,498
•
8.6%
major-banks.
fr.
rev.
1962—12 Mos:—1961
$6,025,381
,
$14:437,670
w.as
portfolio
trade, 7.2%; and drugs, 6.7%,.
Early
the
1962—Quar.—1961
revenue.—
-ftoy;
Electric
electric
$2,471,137' $8,841,839 ' $7,359,843
1,039,457
2,568,998
" 995,460
Ry*-—Earnings^-
Ry. oper. expenses—
expenditures
2179.
p.
Arkansas
&
Per, End. Dec. 31—
Ry. oper.
v
Has' been achieved
increased
period,
including approximatelv
one-half
receipts, totalled $208,381 or 16.7 cents per share/
the largest holdings at market value were .Nissan-
tration
current
$8,893,600 and after interest charges of $1,513,-
1961.
_
April lj9, 1962 with net assets,
Organization expenses, of $14,016,918 or
Ltd.,. Japan's largest
Consolidated
Co.—Earnings Higher—
for
above
against $2.26
per
share as
•
M •; 2
Louisiana
Co.,, Ltd.,.largest" producerof
consumer
electrical
appliances,
(4.2%);
and
Tokyo
Electric
Power, largest electric utility .company, (4.1% ).
Industry concen¬
30,
400
and
196,
$212,371.
year-end
(4.2%);
the
2669.
Humble Pipe Line
con¬
business
asset
75.4%.
Holiday Inn room rentals and restaur
sales, Holiday Inn franchise sales, and from revenues
pro¬
duced by the wholly-owned
companies of HIA, Inc., which include:
Holiday Press, Inc., Merchants Hotel Supply Co., Inn Keepers
Sup¬
ply Co., Coffee Host, Inc., Holiday Manufacturing
Co., and MidSouth
present
income1 for/the
Motor
from
rant
share,
will be decided by the Board at its regular meeting on
27, well before the date of the vote by shareowners.—V. 196,
System
earnings per share, this amounted to 45 cents
from 23 cents for the same period a year ago,"
-./•::•///•v.
.///V•.;* ••
,4'...: //
added.
In
$779,526
/// ^v-'/vv-/"x;
"When, related
revenue
$10,000,000
per
•
,
i962.
31,
share.
per
year's, dividend
•
period.
the
under
years
its-first annual- report for the period
i
released
Dec.
commenced
underwriting, and
$11.21
Or
has
company
April
period
against the 1961 figure of $586,237,"
he
two
;
Japan Fundi Iiw.-r-Anriual^ Report^
.
increase,in net corporate earnings
tive Vice-President, who released the unaudited
figures.
"These profits are $1,365,703
for the current six-month
after provision for income tax,
the
,
yf05 new product development"'—V.
Ry,,
Holiday Inns of America, Inc.-—Net Up
The company
of
...
intensified' competition
Ry
for
proposed a two-for-one split"
$2,500,000 electric rate reduction.:
"
firm's^^ fihancial/^^statements^■ sii6vK>'1961. sales
stock dividend paid Dec. 28, 1962.
Slocum noted that "this strong showing
the
10.7%;
\/-/%////-//:./
earnings
connected
additions
as
against $242,951, or
for the corresponding 1961
shares,
period/
Board
a
IIICO
Net rer. fr. ry. op. * $2,674,158'
Net ryv oper, income
746,885
—V. 196, p. 1980.
'• .
$24,717,034^. and .1961 earnings of $1.43 pet share* adjusted fof
Mr.
>>Net
.
producer
fastening
Nov.
comparison
a
amounted
HI*-$hear Corp.—Sales jHigher; Net Lower--:
Sales
the
and
that
Per. End, Dec. 31—
Ry.
Ry.
the 2%
The
■
.
available
are
/^(j^eM^d«RR^Earriings—
.
earnings
show
11961
•
gains
11,
meeting,
reported
Oi)<4 %
/.
.
;
.
$68,291,267 $61,941,-81&
1,424,538
1,187,932
Jo.iiLi.ilJ.
11 <-'$1/38:
Earned,- pe» common
v.
Report-—
-•--
billed—
Net profit
■
$0.83
2073,
Hewitt-Robins
Net
84,738,786
1,117,804'
$0.76'
1,222,794 '
'j
the
from.
18,084
rate
dend
March
Mr.: Slocum, hoted that dur(iig l9G2, LRC increased its ownership^
North. American" Electronics,- Inc.,/; from about 54.%
to nearly^
100%, and that the accounts of both companies have been combined
of
saRS--^-^—-w——. 101,122,17$
to
rose
■
shares
^Orf /this" basis,/ the
income————
ended
-
compares
Feb.
common
p*A960i/-
,
.
ditions of ownership,.
Net'
income,
year
:
1962
Net
45.4
assets,
fiscal
the
earnings were raised 22d
a
result of benefits
the new guideline depreciation and 3%
tax credit.
Converse¬
earnings were reduced 11c per share by the dilution from the
compahy's common stock' offering1 In March, 1962. "/
"Shareowners," Mr,. Tuohy disclosed, "would be asked at the'
annual
meeting on April 16 to approve the two-for-one split of
common
stock.
This action,"
he said, "is proposed to facilitate
trading in smaller share lots and to broaden the market. The divi-.
in
to
YearEWdetfDea. 31—/
for
ly,
were $2,481,698,; or $1.70 per share, based on 1,462,outstanding Dec. .30, 1962, against $2,021,432, or $1.45
reported for ,1961 on a lesser number, of shares. '
1
'
,
209
in
increases
areas
from
4,991,000*.
.
components.
'.j .
1
..
for the 12 months ended'Deo.' 30; T962?*tbtilfed' $29,from the previously reported ^record of $23;005,304 in
Vv '.
•
.<
".
^
sales
»
v
shareholders
of
1962
4,928,000
5,760,000
At
Tuohy
$171,421,000,
President
of electronic
t
f
sharp
other
number
capital
record
Mr.
fourth" consecutive .year, it was re¬
of the locally-based manu¬
Slocum,
to
John J;. Tuohy,
following a special meeting of theDirectors, announced higher earnings and record revenue
of
of
.1961
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
new
of
prices
President
1962.
~
Resistance
has established.
to
at
Stock Split—
.
'
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■«
it
1974,
1,
Long Island Lighting Co.—Net Higher—Proposed.
v
V
'
$2.56
:
v.
during 1962
ported by Walter W.
1961.,
$4,748,623 $18,164;284> $18,302<74T
1,239,829 " < 7,015,125 1 4(770,132
;
it
and
This
and
of
.for
.
v".;.
sale
Feb.
.
5,530,000
•>
^
share—:
common
p.
.
_I
the
with $17.36 at Jan. 31, 1962. •
for distribution March 1,.
substantially more than during the.
previous year," Raymond T. Smith, President, told shareholders.;
"Net income from investments during the year amount to $152,093
against $72,044 a year ago. Capital gains realized aggregate $1,394,740 compared with $853,704 at Jan. 31", 1962.-r-V. 195, p. 2822.
139,455,000 130,670,000
11,290,000
9,919,000
—
$17.54.
"Income
i;790,663"
,"
$1.56"'
$1.81
.
1962
taxes—
due
of .$291,195
sum
3,724,663
2,112,000
—"
taxes-—
for
bonds,
the
'
-
.
The
year.
to
equal
381
$25,501,081 $22,034,915
:
tenders
5%
exhaust
,
,
—V; 196,
fund
.
$1,889,372 : $1,641^790;
taxes
,4;.—,—.
records
Mos^—196l'
Ry. oper.. revenue-^. $19,954;507 $19;735,922 $77,148,447 $76,769,867
Ry. oper1. exppnse»:_
15,100,844
14,987,299
58,984,163
58,467,120
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
Net ry. ©per; income
to
Cot; Philadelphia, Pa,/ will, until
receive
1963,
15,855
and
shares
outstanding increased to 3,073,260 from 2,085,818 at Jan. 31, 1962.
•
»
When adjusted for the 41, cents capital gains- distribution paid*
during the fiscal year, the per share value at Jan. 31, 1963 was
$8,727,365
'
income
company
423,449,
1962—12
•
27,
sinking
company'has-reported
previous
;
International
The
...
Net
Ohift'^RR.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961
Feb.
on
refunding
amount
/
,
Per. End Dec. 31—
67,625
Life' Ihsuranee Investors, Ino;—Assets Up
"/
•
income
.•;
facturer
'Gulf,/Mobile &
•
—
not to exceed 100%%: plus, accrued interest.—V. 195, p. 2S22,
,
/52,64t488
7,.153,102
—
l!
:
months
12
ry.
Fidelily-PKiladeiphia*Tfust
The
to
income
earningSi-'^
Earned
743.
p.
Net
income
net
of $7,000,000
renegotiation.'
under
ending Dec. 31, 1961,
showed sales and other income of $317,306,853 and net income of
$6,103,088, equal to $2.76 per share after provision of $5,685,000
for Federal income taxes and possible refund under renegotiation."
v
197,686
first
$9,042,474
—
sales—
Net
Corp.—rSales, Net
has reported that for the
Corresponding
-
$978,660
76,622
fr.
rev.
noon
income_^^——2,076,121.
'Earnings' before
Federal
$1,122,753
Net
31, 1963.
'
1
/..Net' assets- increased 45.4%I; to--$52,658,647*.froiii $36,209,640
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Aircraft
company
1962,
for
$316,598
•
Lehigh Valley Coal Co*—Tenders for Bonds-~-/
Interchemical Corp.—Annual Report—
;
252,788
.
Higher—
$6,245,600,
$326,105
expenses—
*
g
31,
2,501,419
op.
oper.
Mos.4-i961.- V
$
61,922
Net earnings; per share--—--—
1979.
Grumman
The
$3,480,079
2,624,618
y;
•
before
Federal
Consolidated
$4,318,109 • $4,397,974?
$329,807
op.
ry.
oper.
p.
$3,747,371
643,566
revenue—!
Board
fr.
196,
$960,164
668,287
-
1062—12 Mos.—1961
$473,661
45,551
.
W
$994,392
oper.
realized
$2;244,390
1,770,729
$526,134;
2583.
p.
Consolidated
819,016
expenses..
rev.
ry.
—V.
196,
Provision
1962—Quar.—1961
$1,148,823
$1,122,131
oper. revenue—
549,341
.
Indiana General Corp.—Annual Report-
Green B&y & Western1 RR.—Earnings—
Net
$2,325,886
1,799,752
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net sales
!—
,
Ryv
•491,039
,
22,728,968
1962—Quar.—1961
Oper. income
ry.
—V.
Corp;—Appointment—•
National
First
27,861
ry. oper. income
-r-V. 196, p. 1980.
:
*
Net rev, fr, ry. op.
)•
York" registrar for the. corporation's- common
618.
p.
•58,182
1980.
p.
Net
V'l r-'/
*
5,494,442
2173.
p.
Ryw oper. expense^—'
Net
Greatamerica
r~
16,137,490 458,'562,961
12,034,667 '
Ry. oper.. revenue—
'Net-rev. fr.
$1,243,401
1962—12 Mos/—1961
,,
^544,000
'$L20.
4,862,840'
— - ••• i
• .if(
9624-12
$
18,565,047
income
oper.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
185,066,905
187,808,766
$1,241,230
$4,173,408
1962—Quar.—1961
;;
-
^
1962—Qtfar.—1964
'
'
' 6,400,000
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
59,081,137 238,940,423 232,951,918
expenses..
2.930,007
$131,691
Jan,
62,220,198
46,435,714
revenue
oper.
'
,
196,
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
Ry.
Ry. oper; revenuei^;;72^084;9l0;4673is4;il5:2k»8,200,500 252,i4i;739.
Ry. oper. expenses__> 53,519,8§3
51,826,625 209,637,539 199,494,251
*5,099,273,
.
,
'■
oper.
*2,882,667
.
■
Ry.
Ry.
$4;175,052
$7,837,041
Ry.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
''
$2,491,539
624,525
3,176,382
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
;•
$
-'-i; *
,
y
: niipo^ Central RR.—Earnings-^$
rev^fr;
$4.417,612
4,891,0005,086,000-
ov-;,!.'.:,
H
»1961>-
*
%
'
'■*'
Ry. oper. revenue... $13,768,443 $13,687,000 $53,471,443 $48,460,000
Ry. oper. expenses..
11,486,246
11,195,461 -45,634,402- 44,284,948
^Net
'
205,339,000 161,757,00010,347,000
11,486,000
income; 5,456,000
Preferred dividend
payments-^-,---(529,000
Earnings' 'per common;
: ' $0.93
Average shares outstanding--,-,—-.—•
.5,276,841'
~V;: i97^ p. 143.'
:■ v:;.v
■••vt.
1962—12 Mos:—196P /
1982—Quar.—1961-
1962
_
'
1'
income
t
Deci 3li-
_
>*'
'
'
other
Net
196, p. 2178;
}Fer. Endi
and
income
Federal
•
*
t
sales
Net
$0.811,065,268
:—
1962—-12 Mos.—1961
821,116
•
Hunt Foods & Industries; Inc.—Six Months' Report
i.Year Ended Dec. 31^-
.
'
Sales
RR.—Earnings—
$952,807
$66,408
income
•Deficit.—V.
Giaxmlnl Controls Corp.—Annual Report—„
Year Ended Dee. 31—
rev.
Net ry. oper.
.
.
Ishpeming
.1962—Quar.—-1961
oper,
•Deficit.—V. 196, p. 1979.
•
31-V
time
same
Pipe
Superior &
Monday, February 18, 1963
.
.
Ry.
1961 .have been restated to include those of
Humble. Pipe Line Co. (Texas),'which was merged into
former
.
Ry.
Figures for the year
the Interstate
Net rev, fr.
Lake
Per; End. Dec.
.
$2,160,703
1,532,286 /
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
Net earnings for the corresponding period in 1961 were $12,764,000
after provision for income taxes
of 83,115,200
and after interest
charges of $1,608,500 on long-term-debt.
Ry.- -Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961
J
' ' '
'
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•
v
Lynch
pursuant
Directors
.the position
of
of
to
acquired 204,470 shares
an
exchange offer.
Lynch also elected
Chairman
of
the
of
Bernard
Board
Cox
H.
Lippin,
to
fill
a
stock
in
March,
President,
vacancy
to
created
Number 6239'.
197
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
.
(717)
the resignation for reasons of health of Will Freeman..; Mr.;;
first became President of Lynch on Aug. 31, 1960 upon
acquisition of Symphonic.
He is also Chairman of the Board of
both Symphonic and Cox.—-V. 196, p* 2379.
.
by
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t''V*
,s
,
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pvtf
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i
McGraw-Hill Publishing: Co.
fiv'
k *' '*■'
(4s Subs.)—Net Up—*
Net
Net-ry.
company has reported that consolidated operating revenue the
year
ended
Dec.
31,
1962
was
$157,003,549,
up
from
for
the
for
income
the
for
$147,972,111
ended
year
Dec.
ended
year
31,
Dec.
1962
.i«h*
for
1962
in
share
common
$12,844,915
per
for
Federal
and $12,104,724 in
from
share
common
Provisions
1961.
1962
in
$1.19
were
income
1961.—V.
197,
taxes
v
962,665
915,028
3,779,860
$1,216,098
and
$1,653,630
"
527,304
209,004
v
1,154,482
'
.
'< *
*
The
■'
""
is
>
1962—Quar;—1961
:
'
1962—12* Mos.—1961
Coast
"
—V.
announced that it" has repaid its remaining;
Magma Copper has
1952,
obtained
Missouri
ceeds of
of
for
$54 million loan
a
On
from The Prudential Insurance Company
;
with Lazard Freres &
America,
The
negotiations.
Co., New York, assisting in the
carries an
interest
rate
of
5J/2%
loan
new
■'
1?:; *
:
Feb.
Co.—Annual
Magnetic Metals
,
*:
-
T,''V •
-Vr
•.-♦•a
'•
-
Net
O
1962
>
earnings
Earnings per • share*
—V, 196, p. 641
s-
"
■
i'
-
^
>
«*;
;
Ry. oper.
Net
income
oper.
196, p.
Gross
$0.59®
;
1
*
Net
"
^
Maine Ceutralt
Ry. oper.
Net
RR.—Earnings—-
revenue™
V.
1962—Quar.—1961 •
1962^12 Mos."—1961 •
$5,591,449
$5,499,667 $22,606,953 $22,859,797
Per, End; Dec.>31-r-.
.7 7,388,289
,
:{<-■ ■ v*.^u.•
4,401,955
expenses--.
oper.
4,522,301
18,040,193
$977,366
$4,566,760
1,819,919
V 1,646,384
$1,189,494
—V.
196, p.
i-
661,447
709,157
requirements-'&„■■■.
622,037
68,295
70,047
551,990
;
stock
converted
be
may
into
stock at
common
Report—
y'
■'.•
/
-
;
-
'
.
^
1
two
$41.29
'
Year Ended Dec. 31—•
1962
Net 'sales-
-
■z\
'
r^.-T-rw-,
;
s
*
stock—,.
640,862-
stoclc_-_i
common
-$1,77
-
■i
of
,
.
—V.
$99,060,031 $85,197,027
1664.
earnings
of
,
after Federal
income
tax
451,840
$2.50
J
,,
*
1
affiliate
of
International
Hanover
Manufacturers
Hanover
of
3c
3,052,753
on
than
finance company
Andrew
Act
L.
and
company
Executive
the
bank,
?;
•'
RR.—Earnings^.
that
commented
the
the
expenses—
3,809,985
fr. ry. op.
$1,119,713
rev.
ry.
$4,929,698
income
oper.
../yy.yy y
;<1 •.
• '■
The
equal
•
"Ry. "oper, revenue.l-
y^y
$2,354,138
1,063',336
"Net
$1,366,534
of
-
The
'•
•'
194, p:
'
$5,111,578
3,150,796
'rev.
■
$244,558 '
,
$513,430
•
;$1,650,173
45,915
X.
Year ETide'd DecV 31-^;
"
,
^
The
a
ball
of
and
roller
earnings of $1,420,471 or $1.02 per share
Dec.
per
31.
share
,
The
the
fiscal
for
In'
against
1963,
bearings
with
for
earnings
v
the six
sr.-"
*
.V«
yviy
/
'
of
months
or
the
are
expected
year.—V.
196,
be
to
ended
$1.12
higher
in
the
the
better
second
half
Mr.
in
Ended
Year
i
xs
vl';
*-7
"
Dec.
-
-I
♦•*<♦>
r.
Taxes
taxes
of
Gross
Net income
Earnings
—V.
'
.
1961'
-
—™__—
p.
25,700,000
29,244,000
oper.
revenue
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
Net
Net
rev.
$ f:,"
In
Payment
York,
p.
55
will
Wall
Trust
$240,215
$1,123,686
On
a
331,835
y.
$5.85> JV
for
1982,
within,
Quarter
to
shares
V.
the
sharply
$269,828,
outstanding
Klein,
President.
year-earlier
three
its
profit
$382,390;
net
of
income
the
that
13Vfec
or
a
such
no
$269,828
a
pro¬
increased
contained
with
had
Cinemiracle
which
identical
1
former
$411,270;.
quarter
was
National General
year,
of
earned
-
>
in
which
summer
peak
start
receiving
theatre
.
operations
nearly
in
real
in
p.
in
estate
which
million
$50
Los
Angeles
community
;
which
program
major
a
planned
v
.
NGG
president
income
recent
from
in
months
developer.
National
has
Those
has
General
San
Francisco
construction
in
and
fu¬
• *
-
the
extensive
46.
its
seen
;tha
#J *
;:Y
--
company
diversifi-j
emergence
projects now underway
a
key interest include
a
Marin
in
periods
'
said,
an
highrrise apartment and
and
under
in
quarter—reflect;
foreseeable
attendance
'
first
the
our
the
.
the
year,
for
other
months."
fiscal
from
weakest
our
continue
"New
operating
efficiencies
and
activities, piUs the addition of
should accelerate this growth afc we
and
circuit
pur
seasonally
as
•
-
earnings
should
commented.
vending
to
this
cation
$5.61
-
and
'
3,662,159
-
y--
1
of
$1,531,000
the
over
offiee
developments
2,000-acre
County,
planned
Calif.—V. 197,
v-x.".
;N«w~Eitglan# Gas & Electric* Association (& Subs.)
in
the
—Annual Report—
quarter
same
was
$1,439,000;
shares.
or 35
:
•
Year Ended
sharply
were
earnings
lower
than
$5;049,000
»
re¬
per share basis after accountingt for
amounted
to
$30,654,102 $29,077,446
heating
™'
for. the
quarter
the
in
were
like
$36,815,000,
1,101,728
Operating expenses—
used
in production___^__^»
Electricity purchased for resale
Gas
purchased for resale__^
Other
a
increase
Maintenance
u--'
Depreciation
^
i
-
other
than
income
Opearting
$6,073,982
2,592,971
2,171,329
16,714,432
15,266,516
14,467,216
10,435,901
3,469,202
j——u:
3,559,725
4,038,674
income
3,859,565
7,612,983
—
Federal
6,886,090
inc.
$50,046,132 $47,453,808 *
taxes $11,878)145 $11,018,070
376,319
315,735
inc.
before Federal
income
Other
taxes
:
—
,
.
over
Gross
earlier,
year
$6,351,354
-
2.
operation
Taxes,
approximately
an
months
28,292,704
1,240,914
Fuel
y
three
30,029,261
——
—
$61,924,277 $58,471,878
preferred
.......
recorded
1961
■
were
concession
T
<•
in¬
the
for
the
•
.
one
year,
1962
..
—L——L—
Steam
-
history,
31—
Electric
Gfcs
'*
was
Dec.
Operating Subsidiaries:
Operating revenues—
cents per
\
preliminary figures, gross income for the year was in
in comparison with $186,876,000 in 1961.—
~
^Federal
income
income
before
Federal
taxes
$12,254,364 $11,333,805
4,900,265
;
4,321.978
$130,000,000
Gross
has
were
L™
income
other
income
$7,354,09^
1,945,909*
deductions—™
"
,
Equity of asso^ in net Ino; of subs._«.
report, the company stated that 1962
the highest in the firm's 34-year history.
reached. $55,049,000,
Net
earnings
for
up
1962
7%
over
were
the
1961
$4,935,000;
figure
Association:
sales
Divs.
of
from
$7*,011,821
1,792,014
tOther
$51,-
and
shares
in
other
or
$2.02
per
now
divisions.
Nalco's
This
U
'
*125,359
papers,
for
the
$11,410,000
Net
share
on
.
on
the
from
of
plastic
year
c«.
,.
■>
i'1 *'s-' l.i
ended
elastics,
and
Dec.
trimmings
other
products
*965,304
.•976,898
$5,074,594
year
average
R.
for
418,591
shares
for
the
preceding
up
that
from
$4,743,115
a
a
share
year,
Fry, President, stated that the gain in earnings came
increases in both the paper and textile divisions. He also
%
income
*.
.
.
-
.
deferred taxes arising for the special
methods permitted by the Internal Revenue Code of
amounting to $1,112,447 in 1962' and $628,275 in 1961.
t Including interest from subsidiaries of $125,888
in 1962 and
$72,048 in 1961,
197,
p.
.
524.
Nedick's Stores, Inc.—Sales Up 4.7%; Net 2G%—
The
months
cents
net
——
1954,
'
braid,
announced
deductions^.
.'•Denotes red figures.
•; t Including provision for
—V.
industrial
1962, were $12,412,000,
increase of 8.7%.: '
31,
earlier, an
the year were $457,000, equal to 95
the 480,237 shares, against $344,900 or 82 cents
a
earnings
Samuel
'
^
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
other
depreciation
~
manufacturer
coated
:
212,790
*119,755
Consolidated
—
total
412,769
265,853
Interest
2,441.500
.* sales
j
485,610
income
expenses
t—"<*
>
$7,408,19$; $5)219,813
'■*-
Algonquin Gas Transmission Co.
General
-
Bank of New
the St. Louis
Mo.—V. 196,.
„
Up.T%—^
preliminary
a
241,829
'
of
Bolivian
Narrow Fabric
,
sale
revenue
and
or
capital' expenditures in
1962, for expansion and plant improvement, financed entirely out
of working capital and funds
generated from operations, exceeded
$10,000,000. At the year end, the company had net working capital
of $8,575,931', and no long-term debt.—V,
196> p. 2080.
$844,544
80,980
be made at The First National City
Street, New York 15, N. Y., or at
510 Locust Street, St.
Louis 1,
2180.
the
formance
2,600,287
Co.,
fiscal
the
first
in
outstanding, up from $4,802,632*, or $1.97
per share for the preceding year.
Substantial pre-operating expenses incurred
by the company on
a
new
plant in Freeport, Texas, were offset by
improved per¬
$3,444,831
called for redemption on March 15, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $168,000 of its 4%% 20-year
debentures,
series
due
1978
at -100.43%
plus
accrued
interest.
Union
last
months—traditionally
share
1980.
corporation
net income
company
.
earnings
Sales
.
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—Partial Redemption;
The
of
amounting to
loss to a net
Klein
Mr.
Interest and
1962—12 Mos.—1961
2,583,272
,
income
net
Nalcor ChemlcaL Co.—Sales
on
$3,706,958
113,439
$r!
3,587,738
increase of 6%
an
these.earnings
revenues
575,955.
638,478
$348,237
in
$3,050,000,
1961.
of
27,191,000
$2.51
$878,693
income
196, p.
markets
increased
25,
Eugene
loss
contributed to improved earnings in the last three months,
The charge-off in 1962 of Mr. Murphy's interest
on
and
656,443
fr. ry. op.
oper.
ry.
—V.
consolidated
number
ones
$35,882,000
53,891,000-;
26,700,000
$1,004,680
Ry.
the
^
our
196, p. 2080.
.
Minneapolis, Northfield & Southern Ry.—Earnings
1962i--Quar.—1961
in
/
....
Per. End. Dec. 31—
income
Dec.
common
by
operating
from
growth
theatres
will
'
$
240,521,0001228.578,000
share of common stock—$2.70
1812.
per
196,
V.
54,944,000
—!
income
on
'v »
—
2,830,363
on
•
25,433,000
24",364,000
21,946,000 421^511)000
■
1962,
abandoned
excess
1962
n\
—
of
same
$1 million.
Report-
31—
',/M
^-.1—
Net income' before
Sales
activities
net
Murphy said.
the
& Co., Inc.—Annual
in
th6
based
Merck
at
year also
1770.
p.
carefully considered before¬
legal counsel, in violation
our
ended
announced
quarter
gain
three
of
Later
equivalent to 72 cents in 1962 and
$1.40 in the prior year.
Average shares outstanding were 3,856,269
ip- 1962rand 3.542AJ.0 la.1961..*- y a
f;
Market prices 'whic|i were severely depressed In the first three
quarters showed an improvement in the final quarter, and the use
of expanded facilities, at the
superior refinery during the last half-
the' corresponding period in. the previous \ year.
accelerated depreciation charges under
earnings
is
the
spring
.;
y
-548^180,006 526,752,00Q-
Murphy pointed, out that although the last quarter
dividends,
treasury rules were included in the current figures.
sales for the six months were slightly higher at $20,758,995
fiscal
the
on
corded
net
against $20,532,176 iff-the similar period in 1961,
Howard
A.
Johnston,
President,
told
stockholders
that
the
backlog was up 6.6% from the corresponding period in 1961.
Sales
and
quarter
Mr.
new
Net
*
•-y; 1961
-1962.
''...
income———
on
the like quarter, of ,1961.
reported that
company
of
enter
r"r
2080. l:\i"?
p.
company, had
share
;
reported
$1,549,032
of
that
quarter,
an
year's
innovations
year
dicated
has
which
of
that
reported
was
increases
ture,""
earlier, according .to: preliminary figures; announced by C. H.
Murphy, Jr., President.
This is equivalent to 38 cents per share
on
the average of 3,856,269 shares of common
stock outstanding
during the period after giving account to preferred dividends." For.
f
.
ell..Corp.r—Net Lower—»
manufacturer
1'96,
fourth
.
Marlin-Rockw
protracted
largely
through growth from
acquisitions.
This has been achieved
share
operating
recent
new
for •Year'— >' r
preliminary net income for the year 1962 was
$2.61 per share oh 14,529,745 shares outstanding at
the end of the year, J. C. Donnell II, President, announced.
This
compares with earnings of $38,934,000, or $2.73 per share on 14,257,169 shares.in 1961^ - — - - •
- ••" r
Fourth-quarter net income amounted to $12,833,000, or 88 cents
per share in 1962
and $11,325,000, or 79 cents per share in the
previous year, Mr. Donnell said.—V. 197, pv 144.
;
This
were
opinion
,
""
or
.
opinion
our
this
*
Co.—Net Down for Year—
company's
$37,889,000,
In
of
complaint,
activities,
This
rate
a
819,945
(Philip) Moiris Hm.- -Annual Report—
v.;
Manufacturers
.*1
<
the
about
equipment
."The
$2,614,877
-V!S;yC
r
of
are disposed of
in the settlement.
National Dairy from 1951 to 1956,
belief
non-recurring gains and
from' operatiops alone.
$5,765,673
3,461,403
1056.
,"1'
the
Commission
$28,880,.
first
the
period's
Niimber of common shares—--.yi—;
-*
field.
termination
issues
case,
the
our
first
it
income
share.
$1,268,734
—V;
los-Andes.—-V.
the
ter¬
fine
a
period,
allied
In
1962—12 Mos.—1961
1,121,976 vr; 755,304
expenses^-;
fr. ry, up.
ry. oper. income
Edge
the country, including Banco de Bogota, Banco
Colombia, Banco del Comercio, Banco Comercial de Barranquillaj/y
1'i\
before
has
iff
and
'
oper.
de
de
this
in
has
contrasts
and
*49,803
•
<-
commercial banks In
Banco
order
diversified ..Los- <Angeles-based«. industrial
company
and theatre operator rosfe' to $10,046,084, hi''the recent
quarter, against $9,853,388 in the corresponding fiscal 1962 period.
Mr.
Klein
attributed
this
year's
first
quarter
increases
to
greater efficiency 'throughout-the
company's
220-theatre
circuit
of motion picture houses, as well as
rising revenues from vending
the
;
-
Marathon Oil
all
by
in
1963
non-recurring
1962—Quar,—1961
'^reflects* our continuing confidence in? the * Net Sales
development of Colombia."
*
Federal ;and other taxes
"Corporaclon," the first finance'company of. its kind' in Colombia^
Net
was established
four years ago. by a number of the leading private '
Earned per common
v
satisfactory
is
of
9VaC
to
the
months
Monongahela Ry.—Earnings-
1
and
Products
settle
order,
come
fiscal
duction
Hanover' investment
future
pending
to.
:
the
through
company
the
for
Mos.*—1*961 "
$3,38i;5$9
•
has
than
Total
.v.
1962—12
$1,'142,371
483,572
IT
»yy
.
'7
Dairy
consent
a
action
<
$5,064,970 $18,799,945 $17,921,117
3,922,599
15,418,386
15,566,979
675,295
>
".Deficit.—v. 196, p,: i980v»;
Ry.
• •
to
National General Corp^—^hows Profit for
.
In
\
•.
y,
31^»^'v4962;ii^ar.^Id6iJ
Per. End. Dec. 31-
.
'...;
;;
both
of
been
made
It
promotion
This
Net
Banking Corp., an Edge
"162,y?138,642;;
Trust, has announced its "T~
•Deficit.—V/ 196. P; 1980,,
of Corporaclon Finfin-an industrial
develop- *
Vice-President
National
through
quality food products,
aggressively mer¬
chandised
and
advertised;
through an expanded and up-to-date
distribution system, and
through the constant development of new
and improved products to meet the
ever-changing demand of the
public.—V. 196, p. 1980. '
the
1980.-
P-
oper.
,$2.15®
Co.—Eoreign Inv.-4
located in Bogota.
Gomory,
of
agreed
anti-merger
since
not,
were
statute.
t
ment
of
agreement, in. which the company does
violated the law, is a compromise in this
a
litigation
and
rather
subscription to 660,000 shares, 10 peso par,
ciera
Colombiana de Desarrollo Industrial,
.
had
has
has
acquisitions
period covered
business
shares
,;.yf
Net
.
y
^
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
Manufacturers
;
..
National
excess
settlement
it
provides-
broader
the
;
Stone,
programs,
Stone-stated the company's
its profits should show steady improvement.-
as
revenue-—
970,282
451,84fr
1,130,000
'
share
per
oper.
Net
^
^
Act
Martin
year,
•
a
r
outstanding common stock—_L_
.Nett/'earningr per share
—V. 196, p, 1876.
of
in
with these acquisitions have
promoted competition, stimu¬
business, and strengthened the local economy.
Over the past thirty
years, the steady growth of the company's
major
well
as
Vet, ®nd-.fTJ)6is5
-
1961 I---™-.—i—i——... $46,428,000 $43,016,914
Net 'sales-—
Net
previous
y
Ry.
Manhattan Shirt Co.—Annual Report—
\
1
"
1962
Shares
the*
Ry.
*"
Year Ended Dec. 31—
'
of-
earnings
several
.
Monon
-
,
196,
^y
-
p.
and
'
on
sales volume
—10,671,145 ; 9,363,224
Income taxes
5,550,000
4,850,000'
Net earnings after income taxes—
5,121,145;. .4,513.224
Preference divldends—_-——™_'J-L'ii_^L. *
183; 100'^* 485,728
'Net earnings per common share-™;—$3.22
'"'"'V$2.82'■?.
195,
the sales
2584.
p.
lated
J
since
they
are
consolidated into
Monogram's
only at the close of each .fiscal year.
For the first
in. 1961 Monogram had a profit of $91,532 on sales
$3,083,192
y Based
Earnings before income taxes-.—..*
V.
which
The
that
costly
hand
quarters
of
'1961
>
litigation
order
the
$1.52
•
those
•outstanding.
i
^
President
company
Commission
The
included
not
are
■
.
Annual
double
were
statement
at
Preference
the
Trade
1956.
much
,
per share to March, 19; 1963;
Wetenhall,
that
admit
and
y
has called ; for redemption on March 22, 1963,
outstanding 5% cumulative convertible preference series
$51 per share.
'
" *' '
'
:
its
of
stock
each
volume
a
dairy
$7 ,151,302
President,
informed shareholders in- a sqcond quarter report.
Monogram's earnings of $189,169 on sales of $2,861,120 for the
half year just ended is equal to 6c per share on
3,108,927 Shares
outstanding.
Sales
and
profits of the company's Puerto Rican
subsidiary, J. S. L. Corp., which Stone stated are substantial,
1980.
(F. R.) Mallory & C<>.i Infe.—To? Redeem Preference' \
A
years
35%
the
>
$7,479,167
The; coinpftny's. profits. Jor the first six-months .ended Dec« 3f,
1962
The corporation
all
four
over
connected
18,592,942;
y
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
ry. oper. income
Net
past
of
rate
1961
?
Monogram Industries, Inc.—-Profits Double—
$4,266,855
578,737
.
stock
Dudley
Under
the settlement
agreement, the company will be required
to dispose of only two localized milk
businesses—one in Wilmington,
N. C., and the other in Amarillo,
Texas—and for a 10-year period
will be expected lo obtain the
approval of the Commission prior
to
making any • acquisitions in the
.y
1962
?
.
common
and
,9tf4,514
'
Ry.
Huber
minate
,872,038
36,218,573
..-
earnings-.per share of
196, p. '1812. ;r"
Paint &
acquisition
cash
•
income
Net earnings for
r
74,166,514
operating revenues
Preferred dividend
This
the
over
acquisition of Samson Paint will bring
Federal
-
Ended Dec. 31—
Samson
in
an
long drawn* out litigation;
-0.• /•••Stj®.•'».rTrv
Y'ear
&
of
1963.
million
Earnings of Samson
increasing at a compounded
since
13,446,315
2484.
29,
of $1
National Dairy Products Corp.,—FTC Suit
Settled—
J.
(
18,010,973
acquisition
Jan.
excess
outgrowth of a partnership, the West
currently paced the expansive growth of the
has
as
17,486,195
fr. ry. op.
the
of
as
in
> 73,496,038 297i903,33d 288,980^979
57,161,167
55,485,065 223,736,822 215,108,941
expenses--
rev,
ry.
—V.
503,506
*
a
$0.53
■ -
»<-
„
firm
market.
been
stated
~
not
Net
paint
The
;
1962—12 Mos-.—1961'
j",
announced
Angeles,
amount
an
Chemical
and
its
other
subsidiaries
to
$9,000,000, Mr. Sherman predicts.—V. 196,
;Ry^bper. ^evehue^ '7^,647^362
;t: 1961 r
.$11,146,484-r?
502,481
w™;——"
'——'
...
Trust
r';'
••
-4,
>
,
Samson's earnings on
,an anpual basis are expected, to be in
of $100,000 net after taxes.
National, Chemical's earnings
for the
year ended
Sept. 30, 1963 are expected to be $1.75
per
share and to exceed $2
per share in the next fiscal year, according
to Mr. Sherman.; ; *• -'
\y
Equipment
;;
♦
excess
^1:
1962—Quar.—1961
;
-
yea.'.
2,839,249
„
„
Sell
{
Earnings—
Report-
Year Ended Dec. 31—
r
2,596,784
'
13,
,
Net
~
RR.—To
Per. End. Dec. 31—
compared with the 5% rate on the former loan, but extends the
maturity for nine years to 1982, lowers the annual required pre¬
payments, permits the use of available funds for payment of cash
dividends as well as further development of the company's prop¬
erties, and is generally less restrictive.—V. 197, p. 524. -LOv >
\
'I..
-rk '-A " \
' '1
s
i)
'"I* *
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•
;
697,188
1963, it was reported that this road plans to sell
about $8,250,000 of equipment trust certificates at
competitive bid¬
ding on April 9. '
" > ■
—■'
V
"•
into
property
|
Pacific
Certificates—
the
purpose
of bringing the company's
production and reached a maximum
amount outstanding of approximately $76,750,000 in 1958.: v :
Repayment of the Government debt was effected out of the pro¬
was
Manuel
1980.
$3,003,043 $12,793,554 $13,433,125
949,422
*
.
,
$54,000,000 long-term debt owing to the United States Government-.
The Government loan,
authorized in an amount of $94,000,000 in
San
196, P.
$3,348,842
-
income
oper.
ry.
Los
for
Calilornia
have
"rev. fr., ry,:op.
Net
Nee
Co.,
made
Incorporated In. 1955
-
'
Magma Copper Co.—Repays Debt to U. S. Govt.—
Obtains. Private Loan—
1722;
p.
contingent upon earnings, according to National's President'
D. Sherman,
;9,690,137.* ;"9,864;660.^;39;i26,651v 41,975,352
r
1944
has
company
Chemical
•
Ry. oper. revenue™ $13,038,979 $12,867,703 $51,920,205 $55,408,477
.Rjr. joper, expen?esj^,,
;?
..
and
quality control are basic to the com¬
of
diversification
and
the
development cf new
that these factors lay behind the
gains in 1962 sales
and
National Chemical & Manufacturing Cfo-i-Acqiaisit'n
/
695,213
•
'•"I- v'-Vjf.-*
'
^
research
program
earnings.—V.
3,489,614
$503,623
that
products,
$5,143,244
.
Per. End, Dec. 31—'
»
were
620.
$4,995,958
Missouri-Kansas-Texas. RR.-—^Earnings—i
$L06 per
p.
*
$1,418,651
$140,755
i""'
'
'"
T
,
*
,
op.
income
oper.
'•
$1,103,420
added
pany s
!
1962—12 Mos.—1961
•
was
^10*605,726&<ip;:lt961&i;:'^
Earnings
ry.
—V, 196,, p. 1980.
1961.
Consolidated net
was $11,835,164, against
31,
fr.
rev.
1962—Q'uar.—1961
v
Ry. oper. revenue™'
Ry. oper.: expenses^
The
,
Per. Ehd. Dec. 31—
•;
„
,
RR.-T^arriingSrr
£ Missouri rIllinois
Lippin
9
company had
record
ended Nov. 30, 1962,
President.
Sales climbed
half,
Net
an
year-ago
to
increase
income
sales
it
earnings for the first six
reported by Lewis H. Phillips,
and
was
:V :
*v';.- vf:
$4,599,571
of
before
first half,
$204,882
taxes
an
from $4,394,689 for the
or
rose
previous first
4.7-%.
to
$418,690
increase of $72,204
from
or
$346,486- for the
21%.
The_ Commercial and Financial
Net
after
income
Nova Scotia Light & Power Co.
from $167,386 for
advanced to $200,190
taxes
previous first half, an increase of $32,804 op 20%; equivalent
of 36 cents per share on 552,650 shares outstanding as
compared to 30 cents per share for the previous first half, on
551,400 shares.—V. 196, p. 1555.
*,
* • *>•. '
v
moriA
Rnvnl
thp
ot
SSwtrfoi or
If
Northeastern ER.—Earnings—
Ry. oper. revenue—
Ry. oper; expenses:—
'
.
Rank
nf
Tnrnntn
v
Toronto.—V.
j?
_
.
Occidental
962—Quar.—1961 >1962—12 Mos.—1961 ;
$2,496,353
$2,613,405 $10,413,992 $10,264,073
2,343,157:
2,288,326
.9,496,669 fJ 9,126,002
3
31—
1957. Revenuei passenger miles flown during 4962 increased 43.8%:
.
corporation- has; tcalled -lor redemption on Feb. 28,' 1963;
operation of the. sinking-fund, $49,000 of its .6% first
mortgage
bonds due Dec. 1, 1977 at 100.45%.
Payment will be '
The
-.
,
through
Montreal
Per. End. Dec.
Cinnrln
1Q4
194,
Fnstern
nr
Trust
42J«
-
•
l.
'
t-»
j."
Petroleum..Corp.—Earnings Forecast—
*5 Federal
company
Net
$153,196
480,955
income
oper.
196,
$1,138,071
' 913,784*
$917,323
$325,079
*23,881
fr. ry. op.
rev.
ry.
«Deficit.—V.
.316,312
;
.
1980.
p.
Auction. Co.; Inc.—Appointment—
New York
Chase Manhattan* Bank, New Yorte;i < has ^been»-appointed
sole registrar for- the' "common -stock- of"'the 'corporationf-^y. - i»o,'
-
■
rfMfnrnif
nf
»nri
w
authorities
and
the
has
company
been
able
•»
its
select
to
service ^routes.:However, being a scheduled airline, the company is
required to meet >the same safety and operating standards as are
prescribed by the Federal Aviation Agency :for all major airlines,
In tlie entire history of its operations the company has. experienced
no Passenger Natalities or. major injuries. Due-to generally-favorable
weather: conditions, in. California-the company-has Nlown substan-v
tiaUy allots scheduled flights and with relatively-few exceptions
these fights have departed on time;-.* • f... 4
•
$1.40
of
..
shL
fronwhp
all-the revenues of'the company
are represented by passenger fares. Because
the company operates entirely within the State of California? the
fares charged by the company have-hot been subjeict to approval by
can>
expects to report • a minimum net 'income for
per share, it
was revealed in a progress report to
signed by-President Dr. Armand Hammer. This will
be a sharp gain over the 1961 profit of 23c a share.".
Actual complete figures are expected to be released in a month
whenr the* year-end audit is' completed. '
;
Dr.
Hammer reported also that Occidental's financial condition
at
the
close of
1962 Is the
strongest in the company's history
The
1962
.
nnt
or
for .air transportation
.
.
*
Government
mSl STact substantially
^bSiaSv
man. in iact,
carxw
Halifax
Co
Eastern ,TrUst. Co., Halilax,
497
n
P-
i
romniitiv; Anita
Th«
Federal
-
stockholders
Net
Monday, JFebruary 18, 1963
"
the
to earnings
New Orleans &
Ltd.—Partial Red'n
Chronicle
The
in
Central RR.—Earnings—
York
New
-End! Dec; 31—; V
Per
*■
1962—Quar.—1961
Rv
oper.
revenue—
Ry.
oper.
expenses
126,973,566 13I;480,271 522,468,545
Net
gas
P
income' - > 7,102,846
'Deficit.—V. 196, p. 1980,'
'
;
include
not
from
Lathrop
the
field
-
'
to
PG&E
523,371,944
J
D0,.0ni,0(,
•-
~
•.]";.!
'
;
per End. Dec.
'
-
-/
-
,
Ry
.
; v
•.
expenses
•
.
op.
7,030,889
3,853,298
3,637,542V 13,455,570.i 12,590,758.
fr. ry.
rev.
oper.
ry.
•
.
in4961.
-
.
.9,094,446 .30^30360-. 32,61.8,350
income
—V, 196, p. 1979. ,V
Net
Net
.
,
Earnings-per-common'share.in 1962
Paine, Webber, Jackson i
i. Hurry,'Inc.- •*: ,•••'
2|700
were $1.96 on' the 2,075,688
common shares outstanding.
By 'com?
«
& Curtis
16,000
Brush; ..Slocumb* & -Co: <'
parison;-. earnings Wtre $1'.78 a common share in 1961 on 2,043,285
' White;'WeId"*-&- -Cor -Ihc.^*T«;000'"~'."*Mfic: •
2,700
average shares of common stock>then-outstanding.^
;
; Clark, Dodge & Co.4nc._. 10,700 '
Gourts &
• ■>
2,700
A
Rockwell G. TennCy,'Chairman,
said electric^revenues'rose ap^ % -H&ydenV Stone & Co...Inc.-10 700- .-Hooker &- Fay
Inc "
>
'2 700 v
/proximately $1,866,034.; over 1961 as a resuIt-^oMnbreased'.sales--to
: Hemphill, :Noyes-&_Co.__ 10,700
--N. C. Roberts & Co., rTo.4^2,700
'
customers of all classificationsi- A gain of-$831,347 in gas revenues
-shearsOn, Hammill .&-Co. 10,700
Wagenseller & Durst, Inc.
2,700
was
credited to sales to all classes of -customers being* increased
William RoStaats & Co;
7,500
Boettcher &i
4- 2,150 ahd after -gfts .pipeline- -rate^-redu^ions »and refunds passed?on ito ^'-:?'j;r;Barth?&:;C6.i2i_'j:ij:»^r 5,3507Dewar,' Robertson &
>
1962.from.$4445,939
98,154,002
24,894,938 -100>086,940
-
.
,
509,000 shs.
j
ended Dec. 31,4961. ~ 'T "
'
' '
K *
« .' *
/\ A fise. of $349,441 in net4nc0me«to $4,495,380-was -reported for
.
33,989(384-130,717,300 130,772,352
-
24,811,455
»
$
-■■■■-:
v\--
31,842,344
revenue
oper
Ry! oper!
;
■•••
.
; 840.000
-
the selling stockholders the respective numbers of ."shares of common
? stock set forth below:- ' r
v..
•?..
»i-/?
Shares
*v
*
;
v
Shares
: E. F. Hutton & Co. Inc._-96,950
Stern, Frank, Meyer . • r
:: "
Eastman Dillom. Union tA ' ,
; & Fox.T__ll_i;_^i_-.-,ij. - 4,800 •
Securities & Goji:___.;__46,000"
.Sutro a &
Co._____lJ___
4.800 Hornblower.& .Weeks—_ivl6^0o : Bingham ..Walter4t.
>' ■;*
"
revenues
31,
•
Chicago & St. Louis RR^Earnings— ;
31— 1
1962—Quar.—1961 - 1962—12 Mos.—1961
Now York,
; ; $4;320,000 ->
*
;'lhade a firm-eommitmentr subject'to-the terms and Conditions of
the underwriting, agreement to-purchase - from: the company: and
,
•
$4,320,000
-
..
UNDERWRITERe^The^nderwriters;mamed,;belbur;have 6everally ,
of $36,603,726 were reported for the
1962 "by..-the 'company and-its subsidiaries;
Co. and Pike County Light & Power. Co.\\..
<
The preliminary annual report showed a gain of $2,697,381: over
the $33,906,345. in operating revenues reported -for-the 12.'months
operating
I chattel ni0^age>.r.
6 '2subordinated convertiblenotes due Nov. 15; 1971.
.
; 1,COO,000
.
;
Common stock (no par)^_________ ,2,000,000shs..
■
(& Subs.)—Rec-
fj":^
^
Record
year
ended Dec!
Rockland Electric
Outstanding-
-
loan, due-1966 secured
'
'
Authorized
*
.
c„
10. "
Jaxv.
began
" "
,v
■;
Orange & Rockland Utilities, Inq.
-
natural;:.
of
sales
any
2675
*?.
33,039,523 100,090,148 88,632,445
-12,969,734i •- 12^616,464 *. •. *493,09?
fr. ry. op.r 28,684,735
rev.
Ret ry. oper;
of
196 '
—V
•.•$;, vi
V;
155,658,301 164,519,794 622,558,693 612,004,389
do
near
eries
1962^12 jMos:-^:1961
?
results
1962
Pacific Gas & Electric Co. by Occidental from its Lathrop
Stockton, second largest, gas field in California. Deliv-
to
$
'
■
.*•
The
1961.
gas
field
—
.
.
Ry. oper. revenue—.
expenses—
oper.
Net
Net
$473,700
$391,439
$1,761,796
*
income
145,999
10,020
350?160
customers.-
;
'
1962—Quar.—-1961
„
oper.
Ry.
oper.
Net
Net
—V.
fr. ry.
1,738,077'
v,
Ry
oper.
revenue
Ry!
oper.;
expenses^
S
•„
~
t,
,
'
"
income
'■
■
,1
■
*20,492
.
,*Deficlt.r-V. 197, p. 408.
.
ivfphawk
^Niagara,
v
.Earned
mi
■
I
•
'
■-
2,086
T
?
<
$568,464
CorjJ.l—ket Higher-rn
Power
-.!
<•/
electric
and
196 '
rii.rfrfi
1962—Quar.—1961
1,983,419
2,182,585
7.890,598
Net
op.
$452,924
$297,335
$1,603,830
Net
riPififriP-f
ry.
income
oper.
139,476
13,848
511,001
Feb.
13,
it
was
'
y
„.
up.
.V
>
^
w*:v«■■
^
25,904,778
22,418,681
income
oper.
—
H.
Mitchell,
Chairman
and
has
President,
He
well
^ •
the
on
$1.85
For
12
V.
that
1962
in
-...
.
the
■
.
cost
of
in
a
and electricity to customers was
earnings in 1962 were $2.06 per share
gas
to
Peru.
and
other
worid
**
1962—Quar.—1961
*
>.
Ry.
$
$
47,530,372
'
c
.
_
„
,
$19
sold
per
expenses..
38,317,664
which
9.212,708
6,736,845
total,
company
are
designed
for
a
of
Goddard
3100
regularly
use
in
scheduled
short
and
a
Net
ry.
income
8,498,882
4,354,156
13,820,179
oper.
196,
P.
...
31—V
Ry. oper.
revenue—
$2,714,094
Ry.
expenses..
,1,540,653
oper.
,
areas
it .serves. During
Net rev.
Net
ry.
fr. ry. op.,
oper,
income
—■V<,19e, P. 2022.
$1,173,441
,
,
250,817
$5,578,465.
$1,121,035
347,139
;vv v
^
1,228,523
$4,908,253
972,968
.
,
as compared
a
the
1961
were
267%
,
of
thd.
'
onpmtinn
1S 2R0 41ft
ifi 276
Taxes-?
other than
4 989 123
income
4 724 252
24!89o!o00 24,'344!200
Federal and State
Income taxes deferred, in prior years re-
<
,
.
suiting from amortization of emergency
faoiutiese-credit—
,
,si
'
—
634,203
634,203
......
..
rtr^tin^l^rat^g
it.
con
s^wgilll^s^l^iio
v
other income-net
4i5!262
445,432
'33914372
'6i9!820 * ' 85,995
36n«4 oio
*
r
—
34,455,090 33,128,377
income before interest charges-
^interest ongeiong-term
on
8,579,495
debt
short-term
bank
loans—
Preferred
-
Balance
lib,318
8,480,698
7,603,548
3 822 225
22 162 167
21 702 604
;
,
f
/
oi__
Prifl
;
s
^
.
Pennsylvania RR.—Earnings—
Ppr
3,822,225
>2,425,^30
tvto*
"
-
1,187,811
3,822,225
stock
common
1 187 811
7 603 648
3 822 225
-
dividend Requirements-.—
for
*
8 480 698
pWctpq
charges
7nrnme
Npf
5
wprpt.4.
1,471,042
116 318
Interest charged to construction—credit—.
Tntnl
7,297,095
9,062
gntefesfJS
;
flights,
i%2
-r
.
.
„
^
Guar —1961
.1962—Quar.—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31—
1962
12 Mos
1961
1962—12 Mos.—1961
•
•
_
Py* cPer- revenue— 209,420,206 220,008,387 850,655,325 820,141,440
Ry.
.%•-
~
oper.
.
.
Net
'Net
,total.of 713,000 passengers- : --v
for
66 6R4 130
67R17 704
le,^^
lfil'
16,2(6,161 15,260,418
ripnrprintinn
in
the company .transported
$
147 *m 374
154'0fa6'22J 1^,319,374
—
Jome
corresponding mileage
date
1961
1962
164 nfifi 223
rpvpnnpi
rv
expenses—
\
172,155,192 169,254,835 692,499,296 671,843,640 4,
^
rev.
fr. ry. op. : 37,265,014
oner
income
?oa Pn%ri79
4 137 183
>
company's, revenue .passenger : miles';have »
. r..0'- %'
increased;.substantially..eachTyear:sinCe-l957:vThe5^evenue>pa8SfingeT.^*flown .in.
one
urits
l962
same
'
carried ^during .1961. .The
miles
of
oroductive
less
on
%.*>'.
e^oenses-
scheduled flight time of one
1962
with
ihe end of
the npening
account
smaller
stores
$
rwraHnp-
shares
nineteen ' scheduled
airlines *Hwere
carrying passengers out of the
Francisco and Los Angeles International airports, respectively..
During the first nine months of 1962, the company.carried, approximately 35%. of the .local airline passenger .traffic between the three.
metropolitan
6,132,806*.. 6,035,564
*
689
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Annual Report—
San
-
1962—12 Mos.—1961 V
$2,508,589 $11,711(271 $10,943,817
1,387,554
into
five
of
certain
distance
month nf alt-time
Catal0g division'General
year Ended Dec. 31—
Way,
airline
increase of 7.7%
an
•
last
over
r..'%
•
.
•f 1,032,000 passengers,
-
closings
'
•.
,
8,585,776
RR.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961-
taking
1,684,
nnd
n
•
Northwestern Pacific
at
storp
npw
'
.
.San Francisco than any other airline.
In
1962
the company carried more passengers than any other :
airline out of the San Diego and Burbank airports, was the second
largest carrier of all passengers out of the San Francisco International Airport, and the fifth largest carrier of all passengers out of ;
the Los Angeles International Airport. In that
year fourteen and ?
;
2585.
Per. End. Dec.
the 15th straight;
-
100,000
medium
ago
was
duiiL the ^
_!v i9fi
2SfiS'
Interest
:':v
.
—V.
larpp
to the company will enable it to
outstanding notes, issued in 1961, in connecwith the purchase of three Lockheed Electra
operated
represented
year
;
stood
January
$1.28
-
-
.■
for the company and 213,000 for
The stock was all sold.
has
a
January
9.5%
up
Number of Penney department stores in operation at
^
the
reached $1,701,043,716,
mssssta;
24,361,509 ; 22,172,386
Net rev.
to
_
share. Of
against
'
1962,
1,
month
same
S ffir&^°SiPeagof Los^Angeles^and
35,329,059 147,901,425 143,240,067
fr. ry. op.
oper.
$'
Feb.
on
proceeds
1949
•
In 1961 investment-gain of. $901,417
-
MfXn^^ecL'ninv^^6 th°Se °f
were
San Diego,
California,
where it provides daily air passenger service between the San
Diego,
Los Angeles and San Francisco metropolitan areas. Its
flight equipment consists entirely of five Lockheed Electra turbo-prop aircraft
since
42,065,904 174,262,934 165,412,453
*
-
of $184,-
iocations.''.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$
v
>
sales
195, p. 980.
BUSINESS—The
the end of the year, from
revenue
"
Penney Co.—Sales Up 9.5%—
$7,859,025..
or
7 56 cents a share.—V.
„C°I?Paretl With Z96UOUrth«UaTter earnings 0f
or
',f
record sales.
world-wide
Northern Pacific Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
v
aircraft.
on
Per. End. Dec. 31—
v;
_
.
the
f0r
..
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.
'*
began
m
manufacturing and distribution;
number
of
important
overseas
>
permitting the company to maintain
Ry.
-
..
,,
Thecompany has reported that sales for-the fiscal year which
i
.
prepay
million, against $137 million in 1961. Net income for
period reached $20,546,045, up from $18,513,139 in 1961.—
403.
197, p.
.
year's $1,553,505,660/ The increase amounted to $147,538(056.
Meanwhile, January sales of $110,434,527 against $102,575,502
in^r
the
at
Net
stated that net
the history of
totaled $154
this same
.
.
-
stockholders.
the 8,777,874 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1961.
months ended Dc. 31, 1962, NIPSCO's gross revenue
share
the
of
that
shares outstanding at
8,797,328
per
sale
and
.-
..
-gain of>$1,186,569.
(J. C.)
.
-
...
were
Net Sets
tion
the
1961
of
>
•
•
was $1,390,902, or. $2,475 per share on .the 565,218 shares- out- *
standing, it has been reported to Directors by H. Robert Heneage,-.
Pacific Southwest AirHnes--Common Offered—On
.
.
that
said
ahead
•
>
"aisurplus » °' Dec- 31' 1962 st00d
Feb.. 14, 1963, E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc., Los Angeles
offered publicly 313,000 shares of this firm's common
earnings of the utility for 1962 were the highest in
the company.
.
additions
stock
Service Co.
-
~ •■t'1
This increment
1961.
.
reported
•
Record—
Dean
io//.
devaluation
v,-.
$8,360,402
—V. 197, P. 184.
Northern Indiana Public
•
irrf
Thie
iQAi
«mnii
1RT7
n
has
increase
currency
InstaUatioDi,
29,261,920 108,468,209 102,965,264
20,639,944
70,682,229 ,65,483,995
ry.
p ika
>2,150
* *
■;.
.
1
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»
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v-
Peerless Insurance Co.—rShows Profit-for Year—
-
addition, he said: "We absorbed start up costs during the year
to the chemical plant at Holland,
Mich., the new
surgical dressings facilities in Greenwood, S. C., and manufacturing
66,465,680 249,950>570.243,653,304
37,203,760,141,482,361; 1.40,688,04Q.
Net rev. tr. ry. op.
\
-
w
•
v
-.-
vfJ
increase in . Mexican
i;.
+v,«oa
n
Davis
!
62,260,576
36,355.798
V
:
*
..
.
In
:
1962—12 Mos.—1961
-y 'K' $
'
.
.•-
, ,
last 1962 quarter Parke-Davis sales amounted to
$48,743,440 against sales of $48,131,529 in the like period of 1961.
Earnings in the final quarter of 1962 were $7,351,415 or 49-cents
Ry. oper. revenue..!.
Ry. oper. expenses^.
Net
oveoodnd
und net !?rn,infs °,f $22,326,327 during 1961.
During
1962—Quar.—1961
v;t
.
v
pA
..
"~~7~
'
Investment income earned; by Peerless in 1962 was*$778,288,
which, .with realized capital gains of $408,283, totaled an lnvest-
voor
pharmaceutical firm's 1962
earnings .were equal
Earnings in 1961 were equal to $1.50 a share.
markets*
reported that .this..road plans to sell
equipment trust certificates at com¬
Earnings— ;
-
exceeded those of
year
y^iao, p.
continued
Equipment Trust
of 1-15 year
Per. End. Dec. 31—
'•(
-Suplee,Yeatman,'Mesley,
•
u
^
4 800 I
'
-
a statutory underwriting profit of $213,399 for the year,
' an .underwriting loss of $1,153,475 in .1961; ;
' >
mKL-
President Harry J. Loynd, attributed last year's
sales and
earnings decline to a number of factors: confiscation
of the company's manufacturing and distribution facilities in Cuba;
petitive bidding on April 22.
'
the
iofi'
v
company
Parke,
for
1963,
.
share.
a
Certificates—
On
"
-
!
and
about $4,500,000
"*
—V. 196,".p. 2671.
Parke, Davis & Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
$1,265,412
191,401
Norfolk & Western Ry.—To Sell
Ind
,
•
w
deliveries,
8,388,260
fr. ry.
rev.
'At
^
Sulphur Co.—Net Higher—
^LnUen Lmp«erSthprnSU5
.$9,653,672
expenses..
&
.
arlrtnrtfAJ
W^V.iP«il2?ef3i'
Total sales for
The
$9,494,428
4,800
-
nf (SfiJSr
tvlf
from $2,414,727, or $1.05 per share, during^^ the year
im
1962—12 Mos.—1961
.
4,800
TeStoh
This-improvement in earnings may be attributed to increasedvolume, extreme economies,
greater over-all efficiency, improved
technology and important savings due to conversion to natural
gas
as
fuel, in lieu of Bunker "O" oil consumption, Harry c.
'
$2,479,920
oper.
:
■>
-
2,150
Net income of the - company for the-year ending Dec. 31, 1962
>
TTamintfc
Kv
^nA^fi^'&nd npf
$2,436,343
revenue
rionirin
iQKO
The
oper.
Co;„_
822,921
7,301,110
""-KlA
Ryons
thupq
\
.
21^0
Bell__i_>.___
Reinholdt & Gardner—^ 2,150
-Stewart .Eubanks.
~
Meyerson & Co.
,.2,150
.
,
4,800
Irving Lundborg: &• Co:l_
25,900,000
813,721
7,310,310
;
:,inc.
Lester,
..
shares.—^
2180
p
1 qri
Norfolk Southern Ry.—EarningsPer. End. Dec. 31*
taxes..^„'_T
.
:p.?
Ry.
Ry.
Hill Richards & Co.,?-.
.
59)060^172,, 61^858,911
t&xcs
-
inr
&
Mackau *& .c£>eii_--^--.-!. 2450
4,800 ;■
hincr;
-;
io«i
^^1961
*u~4-
facilities was $1.3 billion.—V? 196,
plants -and
gas
inc.
pfd. shs. ($100 par) outstanding
shares
outstanding„______
Pan American
Consolidated net income of the company; for 1962 was $41,714,000,
up from $36,079,000 for 1961, it was announced by Earle J. Machold,
President.
After dividend requirements on the company's preferred
stocks, this was equivalent to $2.61 per share of common stock
for
1962,
compared with $2.20 per share for
1961, based on
13,680,340 shares outstanding at the end of each year.
>:
The net income for the year
1962 gives effect to a reduction
in Federal
income taxes amounting to $1,300,000,
made in ac¬
cordance with the investment tax credit provision of the Internal
Revenue Act
of
1962.
This is equivalent" to S'/aC per share of
common
stock. VV ..V
Consolidated
operating revenues for 1962 totaled $336,733,000
compared with $313,970,000 for 1961.
Largest
of Niagara Mohawk's operating costs in 1962 were:
taxes, $61.8 million and operating payroll and employee benefits,
$62.1 million.
At the year end, the System's total investment in
■
'
*
r
loco
- -v1962
.
To
Kerr
--
-
.
(
-.
,-
^
r---
President. ilThis compared to a net loss of $275,751,:: or 49c
-[
•
5 anshiiucper; share?; on 561,000 shares outstanding, repoi-ted at the: end
1962—Quar.-^1961 ~ "1962—12 Mos.—1961
of
last year.
Improvement
in quality
of business, a decrease
Ry. oper. revenue^_L<.' $3,845i086 -$3,780,581- $15,396',9261 $14,838;082rt*4{n -los^..ratios%and a" substantial . gain iri-' investment ducome all
Ry, oper. expenses^
\2,944,069
2,829,345 /ll,366^493 10,676,904 '^-6ontributed to , ;the more favorable perforrpance :'of ..Peerless ?in
;
the past year,
according to Heneage.;
v'
Net rev, fr. ry. op.
.$901,017
$951,236
$4,030,433
$4,161,178
Earned premiums for the twelve-months' period of 1962 were
Net ry. oper. deficit
409,447
430(003
1,118,411561,111
$15,729,217, a slight -increase over the $15,714,716 shown the
—V. 196, p. 2022.
'•■'■!
:
i
previous year..-. Peerless recorded losses incurred, loss expenses
/ .V.
k
h-'. incurred and underwriting expenses of $15,515,818, which left
313,435
,
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
•
' ,' '*♦ "eorr nacA aa roc ^o/i
627,766,444.596(424,616
"
"
*-•■/
- -
4 Ron
Co
-
Evins, MacCormack & : "
4,800-
•
.2,150
2,i50
•
^50^^i^r7 *Sear^85
Bchwabache^ Co:-:.--2
croweii-fr Wtedon" xt
-
.Pancoast
•
!.-V^
-
Per. End. Dec. 31—
'
/ *234,280.
.
-'
«
,;-v
$530,396
v
/.'•
•
income
common,
a
A-<teiiic
-I
.
01
' '
31—-
„
Dec.
cumul.
V
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$3,500,385 $3,613,087
.
2,931,921> ; 3,082,691'
* $210,917
$186,613
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
Net ry. oper;
•
1.
r
Hogle &,Co.l___L_. -5,350
A.
Batenian, Eichler & Co._-
commercial;/ industrial, edu-
*
v
,
.27,500,000
u. s. and foreign inc. 4axes-per: com; shr. .' :1..'..v.-3.54?"'1.Jv £ 3.77 ■
v:Net earnings
1_
33,160,172 •;34,358,911". "
ij.Net earns, after.-pfd. .divid. requirements.?
29,881,988031,067487
Western RR.—Earnings
1962—Quar.—1961
$900,319
$946;459
713,706
735,542
T%
U,-S.-,8,nQ.> foreign
before
/
Common
New York, Susquehanna &
A
s.. and, foreign
(-U.
196, p. 2022.
T.
^
n
Ended
sales
Efl>rns.
4%
Per. End'. Dec, 31—
<
4,746,438
19,577,295
10,340,839
11,514,438
3,357,876
2,146,339
3,586,054
op.
deficit
oper;
30,504,383 115,835,382 122,456(057
28,969,916
expenses..
rev.
ry.
33,862,259 126.176,221-127,202,495
32,555,970
revenue...
at a
;
,:.-."v
.
Net
.
Ry.
J.
Owens*Illinois Glas6 Gd^ (& Subs.)r-rAnnual Report
.Year
RR.—Earnings
.=1962^—12 Mos.->-li961:
•
\
i...,
-
"
& Hartford
New York, New Haven
apartment house;
/
said. ~ This
Tenney
Mr.
V--
'
-"^catipnal; and
v
Per.End/Dec; 31—
'
V';
last .quarter, of, 1962,
pace in the
included residential,
-rapid
330,003
196, p. 2022.
-•
-
-
Building In1
£,
$1,853,832
ry.
oper.
ry.
—V.
op.
fr.
rev.
^i
1962—Quar.^1961- ' '1962—12 Mos.—1>961 v
$985,963
$868,711; $3,776,801- $3,751,095
512,263 V 477,272 '
2;015,005v Vl,897;263
■!''per. End; Dec; 31-^
Ry.
Earnings—«c
Connecting: .RR.
New ?York
•
4,137,183
? 50,753,552 158,156,(«9 148,297.800
.1"
•
i
.
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18 499 671
18,499,b7l
.
17,9U9,«j
; ;
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w,832,98b
>
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Mobile
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Gustin-Bacon- Mfg. Co. . (quar.),.—.
not1 yet reached their
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2-26 i,
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75c
$1
.
American
American
12 %c
(
3- 8
2-21
(quar.)——-a—87 %c
Co.
_
59 %c
2-15
2-15
3-15
^
—
/«.y->.
2-18
'
rfy 7% , nrefe»-red
(qnar.)—
—•
American Cement Corp., common
3-29
3-15
15c
_
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
American
2-23/
2-28
•
7%c:
Airlines,
preferred
%%'., prefer red (quar.)_A
preferred
(quar.)
American
3-1
3-21
1
45c
'
—
2nd
/ //
//
American
American
i
3- 1
4^-1
4- 1
133/4C
Corp.
4
•
.
•
(qiiar.)_
preferred
Chemical
4
.'3*30 /.
2-28
5
.
4
f-.Z
3-
•
-
3-
1
2-15
2-15
.-3-.1*
Power
3-
•';//
-2-1*
3-28
62%c
7Vbc-
..
3-11/
/:v
V
15c
dividend)-
2*1
2-15
3-15
3- 1
10c
(quar.)_
Corp., common..
preferred(quar.)i?_—A—
3-
'
3-1
Portland Cement Co.a—
a————
25c
Aluminium, Ltd. (quar.),—.:
;■£?. tl5c
Aluminum Co.- of America* common (quar.)_
30c
$3.75 oreferred (quar.).,
93%c
3-15
■
.
>
subject to approval of
j - /•»
stdckbolders April, *1-7)
•'
s
/
Republic National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
Reynolds Metals Co..' common (quar.-)—_____ :/
> ■■■•
r j4'34% '■'preferred'" (quar.—l—
:—
:
,.4t26
10c
(quar.)— ^
3-25'
>
//I /$20c.
___
2-28
5-30
(quar.)—__—
Chemicals- (stock
3-25
1%
—1-
3-15
4%
Alpha
•
,2-11/
62 %c
•4%
v..
:
Holders
•
:——
Allied
3-12
/13*25
5C
%c/
'; / 16c/
'Cothpany, cl^ss. A <quar.)_-_.,____i,-i //:
Insurance
.
•
3-12/ 2-28
62 %c.
*.
1
3-*i5
v:
20c
•
1/
4-
27 %c '
/./ ;/S8c
Extra
Allied
2-27
/.
2-26
*
(stock dividend)-
•
quar, l
-r--—
^ ••/"
Per
When
12%c
Stores Corp.,
common
(quar.)
_**
preferred (quar.)_A——-a—__A_—
50c
v-3-?q.-,'.v -.3-16 AV; Allis-Chalmers Mfg. Co., common.:..*.._
20c %
3*14 /./ * 2*21 i*':. -> 4.08%
preferred r. (quar—__aa—*
30c, / ' 3-15
3" 1 ivy Almar Rainwear Corp..—
—'_
Corp.
&
Artists
5%%
Allied
3-5
f
25c
—
from v capital .gains)
Reliance
-
-v
56Vic
.
3- '.4
previous
Share / Payable of Rec.
,
*/.4.92%
Allied
(stock dividend 1
Generak Electric
Industrial
i
-....
4.60%
9j-t a/. 2-20
3-30
-
Co.; 4.20% pfd. (quar.)—
$1.05
3-12
preferred ;(quar.)_
$1.15
4- 1
3-12
'preferred*, (quar.)
i-j-AA-ia:——
$1.23 ,
1 '^3-12
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5%
preferred (quar.)W- $1.25
4- 1
3- 8*
Algoma Steel Corp;/-Ltd.>-(quar.)
—.v./
$35c:*^^3-29f;i ,• 3r'i'l
v/':
2-18
?5c
•
.
,..■,
Gas
Alabama
.
3-19
20c
income)
common-iquar.
Quemont: Minings Ltd
„
3-15
$5.50
.*"
V
*; $1 •
42 %(?.;„
—
(quar.)_—
Corp.
Products
Alabama
'"
(increased)_!-—!—
(from net invest,
Inc.
5%c
/
/ "
announced /in
r
Airport Parking Co.
•
3-15
25c
v(quar.)A__*_^!_!
4
Corp.—
Aeroquip
2-20
.-3-"r*r
/ 4- l .>' *>-?q
3-29
3- 1
J5c
iOc
fitdvr Inc,i'(quar.)i:-l__l"!lInc.
,
.,
:
Industries, Inc.Ai
Instruments, Inc.
Adirondack Industries,
2-28
4-1
-
1Reheis
Stockholders
.approval of the ICCu!
2-28
%'c
32
preferred :(quar.)__-_—A—______—
(L, F.)
Portland
/
2-25
'tlOc
will vote on May 21 on a
propbsed 5
istefck dividend. • Proposal.•>
!is also .subjeefr to
3-15
2-28
6-15
3-28
.
4Vb%,
Premier
•
•
30c
2-28
25c
(quar.)—!__!—_
(quar.)_——
2-15 U /Puget Sound" P-ulp- & Timber
5fquarA)/./%///iL
Putnam
(George) Fund of - Bos ton—
3- 8
(10c- from. -investment^ income< *a^--;A48c
40c
'^2^1;
.
(quar.)
3*1
2-21
15c
Gorp/Z(<iuai\)---*—--——-
Vending
F
C
Allied
Pioneor Fund;-Inc.
Popell
2-14:
2-14
3-15
5c
f; i .•5%';.preferred ::(.quar.);_;yXl_.-!-A.!!/l!L,I.!_':
7 preferred,: ■:(
4-.1'-
3-
(quar.)
»
Polaroid
1
25c
com.
-%
2-18
3-
(quar.)—
Pet^. Milk. Co,,.
*
3-15. A,
Controls,
' 2-28;
-
ABC
Air
iquar.h.A_—
Pitney-Bowes,
%
3T 7
Air Reduction Co.
(reduced
J.). Company
Penick, &,Ford,
13- 5
30c.,^>: 3-19
3- J
Green
preferred
B
6-14
lOc
Greater Winnipeg Gas—
4%%
Class
A /; Penn
3- 6 A
?•
4-*l
"
.Par melee; Transportation,.
2-25
3-15
81.08
Yellowknif^ Mines,. Ltd.——,
Extra
■
$1.25
$4.75
preferred
(quar.)$1.183/
George Putnam Fund (see Putnam Fund)
■
Giant
3-15
/
183/4C
•
sV' „v;i
_/..f Name of Company
AMT
Newport Electric Corp:; common'l_"__:__'l__'l_
r 3%%, preferre(l- (quar.
1
25c '
"
i...
(quar.)
Equipment,
I
3-13
18c
class
> %
2-15
6c
/Parker Pen Co., class A
2-28
•
preceding table.
2-21
3c
Pacific Clay Products, (increased.)^
Pacific Gamble Robinson Vq-uaf.)!uAi——
.
3-15
7-r
40c
*
(quar.
Co.
convertible
8
weeks, and not yet paid. The list -does «ot Include divi¬
dends /announced ;this weeki these- beingv given in /the
1
')•
:2t2&
J
,-.4-' l-<
,>v.48c
(quar.)—v-
Precision
$1.60
.
20c
(quar. )—$1.12%
Controls, Inc.
3-
3-30
3-
3-30
A—A
^give / thG /dividends
2-28
•
Growth, St0Gks____—_———-
(Ji
2-26
3- 4
20c
^
—
$5
preferred
,(quar.)^_j.—_:i-_;
Florida Power & Light, 'common.J_.
4.32%;
3-1
—,——
(quar.)
AMP,'Inc/I increased) //-——-—
"
3%c T'
,
4 % %
3-15
'3-30^*/ 3- 1
18c
——
Creations,
Below»we:
3-18
»
,
>3-31-sV
National .Bank;of .Ciiieaga (quan)^___
Quarterly
2---1-221■
First Hational .Bank oL St," Louis *(quar4-i-v
Fisher, Foods, Iric;,. common
(quaT.)iL_i^c.A
Fluid
3-30
a
25c
(quar.)
Bros.
AM.
■
(quar/)'_ir r
First
».
(quar.)
/
1
3"20
,..
,
8
2-18
30c
,
Zonolite Company—• >
"
/ (Pro-rated payment pending merger)—
A
•
,
Mortgage-J\ssn-. •
-
B
4-
3-
;•
5-15
.6•Aft
-#■*• lie
11c Z
3-
•l7Vbc
; Normetal; Mining,
Ltd._i.-_--i.-—1_—
3rl2
.* Honth'American Life -Insurance 3s-a-)
50c ^
.2^29$1.06%.'. ,4-:i
:* 3-15 i- ; Nbrfh.'PennsylVahia RR; Co) t q(3ari)_'<_!_"_"!'J_
25c V
3-' 1"Northi, juyer^lnsjtrimce;/
Wi.
:*
"—:35c
2-25
2-15
>
45c
'
2-25
2-15
Old Ben Coal Corp.!
"
10c
pfd.
3-15
3-30
.
.
(Both
Newberry
-
3-1
-
Cbl-( qu'ar.^;iv-i--%A-AAitAuAtsA ;ir v.«50cA"'% 3-^5.;
Falrmbnt.'Foods bo.;' commhm tquar.)c—aaa£^.7
; a5%'■.£. preferre'd< (qtiar-4 .±2^-i
Falconbritjge .HiP^cV Mlnes ,(quar.1
| . 'xtS 0c * ,>, 3r 15
National
3-3i // 3*15
26V4C
12VzC
1
Lines, Inc. (quar.)—
Casualty & Surety (quar.)
Class
5l- 6,^ 4-12
50c
1
Air
Youthcraft
,,
'
40c
;•
12-21
1
3-1
20c
-
&, Electronics--—
Pacific Electric, 5%-%:
Finance Co. of,America, class
8
2-19
3-18
i
7%c*;;
payments are quarterly from investment*, incomej.: -v:v'A
a..v
Neisner. Brothers, '.Inc.>(quar.l-_1_^I'_——*
•
12% C.
"
Corp.}: "commonli_ll'__l—11—11
Federal
t3-20
10c
29c
.
(quar.)—
Co., (quar,)..—;
Woodward Governor Co. (quar,)-—
.
National income:
from- realized
_1—___11_1__
Fafnlf- Bearing;
Federal
3-29.
I2V2C
(quar.)
Income) -.._A
ment
Williams
.
; ;y..' stock split
In-
-
,
-t*4<^
5-27
3-
'
■
.
Co.
Whippany Paper Board Co.
*
,♦
from
Bros.
Espey. Mfg;
Scientific.
Western Publishing, common
«/Natf0naf Rttbb^yMathlrici'y ' Co.'^f
.'Jr.; <
^/'..Directors^'no doubt will.Considered.2-for-l*
2-18 i'
3A
97 (be
#
'
Stores,, common' :(quan.-)„L_Alv
41/4 % pyeferr.ed ,(quay.
Emery- Air Freight Corp.*. .(quar.
Employers ' Reinsurance
.(quar.4_Ai__AA:%L'r'
! - Extra
I
,:
6-26^
3-22-
•
31c
(quar.)
3-8
-
/ National Life & Accident Ihsuiance (quar.)A
National Prest.o industries, (increased")
3-15
.*"'.• •j4-,1'.;:
25c
.
Edison
2-25
(quar.)__^^
Clutch Co.
Western
»-•
for
>
—
--
•
4% -preferred
(quar.Ui_^—__1!"
Diyco-Wayne Corp", t increased 11.IIIII 11
Dominion. Foundries & Steel (quar.) 1a
.
2-25
3-26
3%
Wellingtoh Fund (from net-'investment inc.)
Wellington Fund (quarterly/from net invest-
1
5- 1
shares liekh)_i_i__l_
;•
''
Midwest Oil Corp.,. (increased.
45c
3-11
2-25
3-15
Miehle-Goss-Daxter,- Inc'/(quar.
37%c
.3-15
3- 1
i
Minnesota Mining'& Mfg. (increased)—!—%
22Vac-'' / 3-12":
2^21
2-20
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.)_
25c
i.
3-29
5-.1
Mirro ..Aluminum Co<» (quar.-).__L.^b_i^____1
30c
4- V i'
3-8
-2-15 *
:/Mooie'<E. R.) "Company (quar.>)::____l__l__ v"' *: 5c:'// 3-15 ,; \ 3-vl
'
profits)
3-26
'
(quar.)^i.—irillllllll__
-
&
2-20
3-15
2-28
55c
Welch
'
'
3^4-'^-preferred,'B -quarA^lt-Il'll-lll^11"
payment of 2-VaC
Pictures, Inc.
2-18
/"./-each four
7
Bros.
Electric Brake
Western
-
3-1
3-15
dividend)
3-11
45c:
1
.-■<
$2
(stock
3-11
•
3-1
4-
(quar.)—
4-vl
•
3-11
1
(quar.)
Warner
(Pittsburgh)
•"•
4-19
3-18
4-
(quar.)
3-
>"*3-11
4-19
4-19
5-15
$2
Co., common
2-15
3-15
5-15
17%c
Washington Natural Gas (quar.)
Washington Water Power
(quar.)
Waste King Corp., 6% preferred
(quar.)
Weiss Bros. Stores, class A (quar.)
2-21
,
l)o
..3-29-
4-19
1
3-15
*
•.
4
$1.75
Rubber
Dare Stores
4
5-15
y
65c
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
3-13
2-27
5-15,.
20c.
3-15
3-1
,
62 %c
(initial)
com.
S.
8%
2-18,.
3-29
30c
(
.
Trust
.
.
$l
1
;//•"
•••
$1.12%
Realty Investments ,(quar.)
1
3-
1
45c
•
com,A____L
3-15
3-
3-15
4-
•'
(quar.)
common
Warner
/•:3-'
.17%c
•'A
voting
Co.,
preferred
8%
Detroit—
50c
dividend :(one
3-
3-T5
50c
Company,
&
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.
't■> .vc
1
1
3-29
32c
92V2c
87'/2C
S.
2-11
„.0
of
Board
Gypsum
Virginia
(incVe&s6d)IlT
Bank
S.
(quar.).
Carton, new
U.
to approval of
Exploration
4-
3-12
4-
-
48c
-
preferred
7%
from
45c
1
National
U.
~
3-15
7c"
common
Fund—•
3-15
"
Dayton Power &-.Ligh't"Col. common l.quar.trA
'1 3%'/f preferred A
(quarltlLv^-l-l--;-'!—
(Quarterly
1
...
$1.43'
".(quar. )1J_—
>i'preferred (qimr,)-';L^_^J_—1—111—1 /'
Delaware
3-15
4-
(quar!)AA___A_i
preferred
(quar.)_.
3-
(St. Louis) (quar.)
Michigan Gas UtilitiesA_L_^_;___:__l___:____
'
;3.90preferred
1
15c
April 20)*
(quar,)_A_—
preferred
2-28
-
?
2-28
4-
stockholders
of
1
>
Dan River Mills,
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
stock split subject to approval
U.
-'-if 25c y
4-5 ,s z 3-20- ;:*
Mobre. Products Co;5* "(qUar.
;
Corp. (stock' -.dividend
r
.-10%.)^_lySJ)—
3- 5
2-20
-.Mountain'.Fuel; Supply Co;;(quar.)__v_l___J._ V,
Bottling-C.o, .of New..England— ———:;:A;:.66 -f•V 3-20•3-1 */
t Movielab,'.*Tnc.:,
"class A»'(stock"" dividend)! > *
Crocker^Anglo National Bkl (San Francisco)
Mutual ."Trust—
«"
-Quarterly
;35c" ; 4-15..
'L
3*25 'A'
'/ (Quarterly payment of 1.6 cents from net
Curtis: (Helena). * Industries-' (quar.-)—
.'20C/
3- 1 *
/ 3-15!investment Income -and * 2.4 cents from
Cyprus Mines Z(UVar;)c4ii4.«_r!A-44A_A- 30c \
3-11
3-1 >;
7 capital gains)_____
I '// V
••
4-15
40c
(Los Angeles)
10c
Cott
A/'%/
6
2-15
20c
6
Mercantile Trust Co;
r
3-15
Co.*----
-Cosnat
/'a
9-
2-28
$1.24
4-
Quarterly
2-25
•
4-19
,
8
2%
Electric
(2-for-l
<
3%
v___c
3-
30c
Inc.. (quar.)
12 %c
:—_'
....\i Si ---soej:
rc•
•
'
■
2-18
8
10c
7
2-21
$1.31 V4
3-21
60c
U2c
.____
Inc.
Non-voting common'
Melloa National Eankr &
.
'
2-20
8
35c
10-21
:
$1.35
25c
(reduced)
(quar.)
stock
M'c'Cormick
-
_
3-
4-23
2%%
—
Industries,
4-
4-
$1.12%
"
•
2-15
'Z 3- 9
1
2*26
2-15
3-15
(quar,)_;
Producing (quar.)
Gulf
4-
10c
y
*
*
$1'.25
3-
dividend
3-15
'
,
."/
-
3-15
8
$1.12%
MarshMcLennan,
3-29
3-30"
*
_
2-26
3-21
12%c
preferred
Thomas
$1.25
Mfg. (quar,)__
A
Inc. (quar.)-——
Maryland"National Bank (quar.—
^.Maytag Company (quar,
3-29
4-26
!5c
—r
_
6
2-26
3-1
2%%
div.)_
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5(4%
40c
,
Quarterly •_
Marquette*. Cement
r
"
30c
.
(quar.)
(stk.
3.
A
50c
Tampax, .Inc. ; (increased-quar.)
Texas American Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)
Texas Gas Transmission, common (quar.)
4-
A
2-22-
4-26
I5e
■
_"
a.
Corp.
Petroleum
dividend
3-15
25c
3-15
3-18
3-15
37%c
pfd. (quar.)_
Corp(quar.)______—
Distributing
3-1
2r21
p
■
3-20
25c
preferred. (quar.)__
(John B) Co., 8%
'
4.96%
(quar.
Mines,
gains)
Manufacturers
'
'
5,72% " -Series A preferred
iquar.)-^J—
Composite Bond'& Stock Fund,-Inc.-'- A?
; From investment income - (quar,Li/At—
Consolidated Electronics Industries Cor pi: aaC
!
6%
.
Stetson
$1.25
Manhattan.- Shirt'.Co:i.(quar.-)
UjS-20oi
3-14
30c
Public.-Service
ur
}7%c
--
A-
,
3*15
•5
3- €
25c
3-
1
1/'4 3-rl
1*
94c
Finance, class A (quar.)
B> (quar.
*
Industries
H.)
^Louisiana Land
-c
3-14
-_*•
Community
.
•
«Sc
2-25
4-15
$1
"
split subject
stockholders April 16)
'2-28 *
*
Finance
Commerce
1
tl5c
_
Columbia*
•
(quar.).
Gold
(M.
(2-for-l
oir
Cole National, class
v
pref.y (quar.)a_AAA_^1—__^
State Loan
Sunset
'
4*
__
$3.75
3-20
30c
(5c from investment income
3-29
Inc.—
Corp. -'(quar.
Clark Equipment Co. (quar.)_'_^—
-
1
3-29
10c
(Common payment omitted at this time)
Trust Co. ;(quae.
.
1-28
*
5%
Lily-Tulip Corp. (quar.)___l
Long Island Lighting—
10c
Chicago: Title
Civic
3-
•
;
Century Industries;
1
preferred (iquar.iA.l—' $1.63
Staley (A. E.)- Mfg/Co,, com. (increased)
30c
2-28
..
2-28
3-14;
4-
$6.50
'
(quar.)_
Leader-Durst Corp., class A (quar.
Life. Insurance Investors, Inc.—
5
capital
Ceco Steel Products (quar..)_
Central.National 3ank (Chicago)
•.
2-28
3r 1
1
3-29
26«4c
$.4.50 preferred (quar.)__:_
County Land Co. (quar. )A____:____b_
Lamston
2-15
;
3-18"
2-21
"
Asbestos,. /Ltd.; (quar.)=1;^i^_=_i;_^.
-—-'-I
1^—z.__—
Extra
preferred
Kerr-McGee Oil
_
•
y."
Y.)—
(N.
3-18
3i
_______
3-29
•
(increased)
Kerr-Addison
30c
Class A common
(quar.)—_——
Canada Wire & Cable-Ltd., class B
(quar.)^;
Canadian Chemical, Ltd. (,quar.)—±-.
Cassiar
4-25
Detective
(qudr.)
Finance
5%
approval
(quar.)
44-
/•Special
:
2%c
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)—-30c
Springfield Insurance Co,, common (quar.)r
25c
United
International
3-i8;
4-
$1.07
2-21
3-15
»•
50c
Kern
)W.
CMC
Common
Kendall Co., common
6-10
to
$1.25
$1.16V*
*
V "
3-
.
split subject
of stockholders May 1)
/__
_____
(quar.)__A_
Investment (quar.)____
3-11
40 c
—
2-21
■■■•;"•?
preferred
2-28
*,,3-1
12%c
,
J.)
4.28%
2-28
9
A 3-25
Powex'-r--
s4.65%
.
•'/3y*8'"
Southwestern
3-1
•
35c
(quar.)
t
7
1 3-
"
60c
•
preferred (quar.)___
preferred
(quar.)i._____
'
-
20c
—
25c
(initial,
.
1
3-
'3-7
2-25
3-29
to International Industries
Co.
4-
2
8
2-28
3-2&
40c
2-25
stockholders
stock-
Class
8
British
Forest Products (increased)
(William
5%
RR.
4-
3-
1
3-15
75c
•
of
of
Line
4- 2
2-15
3-15
•
-3*12
•
.•
Sharpe Mfg. Co. (quar,)
Buckeye Pipe Line Co. (increased)
Class
8
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas—
Ordinary
Ordinary.. held
of
approval
Columbia
Burns
8
3-
.20c
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)A__
Brown-&
(2-for-l
...
.
preferred (quar.)___—
Kansas Power & Light Co., com. (increased)
4%% preferred (quar.)A
1
aaaa_'__a:
share
shares
four
subject
British
$.153
Tax);" ^.iv——
dividend
for
3-
'
proximately
Income
•
Stock
2-25
1
3-30
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co. (quar.)
2-25
2-18
of- 7 pence- equal
.
3-12
3-15
-,•4-
$1.12 »/2
■f $5
4-
Southwestern Electric
4-16
4-
$1
a
2-27
2-27
*
4-16
15c
;^a___
2-27
1
2-28
75c
-•
2-26
'
Tobacco, .Ltd.-— "" *
*
•
Registered & Ordinary (interim payments
v
Soo
2-25
''
15c
Oil
2-25
*
2%
Special/—:____—A—.
Products Co.
4-
4-" 1
7%c
(quar.)—_____
Venezuelan
Sonoco
.
40c.
20c
»
preferred
(quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)
American
to approximately $.071
and. free of Eritish Income Tax)____ :
(Final payment, of 14 pence equal to ap¬
B
2-15
15c
.
.,
A
;
Class
4-15
v
3-30
"
loc
:
1
11c
(quay.).
•'
9
$1.07%
Industries, Inc. : (quar.)__
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
4-12
>
1
3-
$1
dividend
Sinclair
-,5-
40c
y
2-19
-
1
15c
A
2-15
10c
(quar.)
dividend—
$4
11-19
27 %c
___.
changed
Stock
8-23
11-30
a___
;
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Name
2-25
3-
27 %c
Supermarkets,' class A
Electronic
3-12
17V2C
.....
5-
*
•
60c
(quar.)
2-26
3-1/
22Vbc
(quar.)__,
Holders
3-13
7c
■
(quar.).:—„-
common
1
25c
(increased)
(quar.)..
International Paper Co., com.
1
$1.12%
;
:i„_—
Chocolate
When
Payable of Rec.
.
lc
B. (quar.)___:
preferred
conv;
3-
,50c
.
:
Co.' (quar.)
H.)
Stores,
Stock
-
2-25
3-11
91V4C
.
Share
...
.
L*
class
<3-
10c
—.
■
Season-all
2-25
3-11
.
5c
(quar,(.^.
Interlake Iron
■
50c
Compa 11 y
Indiana General Corp. (quar. )
Inland Container Corp.-, class A .(.quar.)_
Corp..———
Interlake Steamship
Co.
(quar.)__
International
House
of
Pancakes, Inc.—
1
21c
.*'$1
(N.
preferred
4.30%
Class
'1
$1.06
s
A.)
'
1
3-11
3%
'Hoover Co., class A (increased)...
Class B. (increased)—.
4Vb% preferred (quar.)..—.1;
1
4.-15
,4-1
•
,
MiHs,
.3.-12
..
.
V HollingertConsolidated Gold Mines
'3-15
•
4-15
3-11
25c
(quar.)
>..I;- Hqmestak^ Mining'^-Coi'. (;quar.).-l-_^-.-..-A
*
$1:75
:
:
Hills
1
1
2-25
4-
25c
a
Extra
.Hershey
a! ql 4
;•-•"3-4
:• ;
..22c
Belding Hemingway Co, (quar.)
Berman Leasing Co. (quar.)_
_____a
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc., common (increased)—
Quarterly
Quarterly
Quarterly
Co.'(quar.):
Hendersons Portion Pak
3-8
3- .4
/
"•7% C
,
4%.
•
3-15
+
$1.06 V4
Mining Co; (quar.).,..—
;Hawaiian' Agricultural - (quar.)—
Heinz (H.J.), 3.65% preferred (quar.)
3-1
$1.25
30c.
Hanna
.2-25
-
3-15
$1.25
Bardeh,. Corporation
(quar.)
Bath Iron Works Corp. (reduced*)—
preferred (quar.)—:
Bell," Inc. (quar.)„
v
.2*25
s
$1.50
-.
Hydro-Electric; com. (quar.)____
7% "preferred (quar,)„_1—
/ 4% preferred (quar,);y_—j—
V. 4%%,(preferred"
<4uar:)--,---------------- V
Barber-Greene; Co.
(quar.)!,__A__a___
4%%'
5
1
.3-22
-
,30c
Bangor
Blue
.'-4*
-7%c
j
Corp," (quar.
3*
,3.-14
90c
v
Safeway
2-18
3-29
dividend
'tM.
'
2-14
*
&
Petroleum
"Hanna
/ \'.
2-21
12c
.
Refining, com. .(quar.
•Ss preferred- (-quar.)'%_4a___
$5 2nd ^preferred -- (quar.
Associated Transport, *6% > pfd. -(quar,)_LjJk_
Atico Financial<
Corp.- (quar.)__-—.i—.
Belco
Stock
2-25
•
Co. i(4uar.)_C-^V--i—Z-A-*
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
(quar. )..-..
American - Title Insurance"1 CO; (Pla.)(quar.)
Robertson
2-18
3-15
'
■/*1
American Sterilizer
Ashland
3-15
'2%c'',
•
.
3-15
:
4-16
$1.12 Va
Co.,
„
2-18
15c
preferred (quar.-)...
Hammond Organ
Extra
i
;
2-21
25c
2-18
*
Seaboard
-Handmacher-Vogel
.Inc.-- (quar.K
i
4V4%-
,
.
Inc.*/(quar.",)!-_r.-r_rA"""
Roadway Express, Inc.—,
2-18
3-15
Finance
t
Co._'_—
Ritter
-3-15
$1.25,
Paper-Co.| common (quar.),.—
4.V2%■, preferred (quar.)_1—
1
Oil
River Brand Rice
$1,27
....
Ranch
8-22
•3^15
a
$1.11-'
V Hamnieritiill
American
■
9
Holders
-
.
Per'' "
Rice
2-18
$1.10
—
Payable of Rec.
It 50c
.
Supermarkets, - Inc. •( quar.)_
a_
- Company.)quar.)_
i_-.
Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres,
-
Allis
When
Share
.
Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd.-(quar..)
Allied' Cohirol Co."."(stock- dividend)
Allied
Per
9-
_
$1.05
*
'
Name of Company
2-21
28c,.
.
«
payment date.".
Holders
.3-11
$1.25
___r
.
dustyannounced, bdt "which have
When
Payable of acs.
50c 1
are grouped!in'two5 separate
preferred (quar. \
Gulf States Utilities
tables; *Iri - the- first; we<indicate
/ail the. dividends an- Tf $4.20 preferred Co., common (quar, )„.
,<quar.)l_L-l_-_-_-._—r,^.nounced during tbe :ciirrent week,' /Then : we follow with*
$4.40
preferred
(quar.)-l.
.;
'
a second-table
\ $4.44 preferred * (quar.)A.
a_1—
jin^ which/we/ show the paymerits previ•,
(
Share
RR.,- com.
11
•
3-14
3-14 r
3-1
1-22
1-18
3-15
3-12
4- 9
4- 9
3- 5
2- 8
2-15
2-11
2-22
3- 1
3-1
--1*
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(720)
Share
American Hospital .Supply Corp.
6%c
Common
5% %
Co.
Meter
Motors Corp.
American
3-
9
2-21
Brown
3-
1
2-19
3-
1
Bruck- Mills, Ltd.—.
$1.20 participating class A
$1.06%
6-
1
__
__
25c
8
12 Vac
2-19
2-
5
3-15
3-
30c
3-15
3-
3-15
3-
1
20c
3-25
~~
Development—^
Tobacco
Co.
3-
8
1
2-15
1 f
2-15
Bush Terminal Bldgs.
3-
1
2-15
Bush
3-20
Common
2-19
_ZZZZZ_Z
(quar.)
2-28
.
20c
2-
3-
(K.
$35C
3-; 1
r
2-11
Anthony Pools. Inc.
ZZZ
(quar.)
50c
preferred
90c
conv.
Associated Dry
1-31
3-
1
1-31
59c
3-
1
1-31
3-
1
1-31
-v
683/4C
preference (quar.)_:i______
Canaaa PacKers, Ltd.—
Fund,
25c
Canadian
Pacific
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)___
Cap & Gown Co., class A
:_
Capital City Products <quar.)__.—
; Extra
9-15
3-15
2-20
75c
3-
2-
40c
3-1
2-13
933/4C
3-15
2-13
~~ I
Z "
IZZZZ
(Bel.?
8
7
2-
35c
3-
1
2-
8
$1.31%
3-
1
2-
8
65c
4-
1
2-20
(quar.)
com.
5%% preferred (quar.)
Associates Investment Co.
3-
1
Carpenter Steel Co.
Carrier
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe Ry
Common
Atlanta
Gas
4.44%
Light,
30c
:~ZZZZ"
(quar.)
preferred
...4.60%
(quar.)
common
preferred
4Vs%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_____.
Atlantic Coast Line Co.
(Conn.)
Atlantic Coast Line
"112,
I]
II""
IIIIIIII
(quar.)
RR
Class
Atlas
Aunor
Gold
1
2-22
3-
1
2-22
$1.15
3-
Corp.
Avnet
Avon
60c
15c
Ayshire
v
3-11
;
3-11
3-
3-
\7-
,.
2-14
_
1
2-28
2-18
1-28
3-
2-15
4c
"A" (from income)
1
2-22
2-
25e
.
3-15
3-1
Oil
Bangor
Tools,
&
j
aQ^a?ter1yneriCa N' T' & S' A' <Sa"~Fra"nZ?
preferred
Barton
Distilling
Baystate Corp.,
(stock
Bearings,
Belden
Inc.
ZZ_ZZ"~
Bell
7 ^
Steel
1-31
2-
1
4-
1
4-
1*
4-
15C >
1 i
3-8
.
3-1
2-15
3-
1
1
15c
3-
1
4-r30
(E.
Co.
W.)
5%
~
:
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
?-15
.3-1
2-11
'
1
37 Vac
__
$1.75
preferred
•
ZZZ"
2-28
8
3-
1
2-15
15c
.3-
12 %c
1
•
>/>
2-15
2-28
2-
Tax
emmi
8c from
54c
(quar )
&
Brass
-
4
2-21
Borden
stock
Company
7%
"—
25c
P-
Z
0o
~
27V2C
British Oxygen,
6%%
Broad
less
Strept Trust
Broadway-Hale
Co.
Stores
tax
class
1
8
1
3-
5
1
'
2-15
4-
1
3-
3-15
3%%
Collins
1
1
3-
1
Stock
150c
; 3-13
&
<
3-14
'
•
32 c
-25c
;*
10c,
.
•
15c
•
3-15
t.
2-28
3-
1
-
v
4%
3-
5%
:
2-15
Colorado
1
2-
4
Columbus
3-
1
2-
4
Combined
2-22
2-
8
Class
•
••
B
•
8
3»» ,9
2-18
3-11:
25c
4-
10C
2-21
2-
8
3-15
3-
1
3-15
2-28
30c
3-14
2-28
50c
3-14
3-1
2-15
93%c.
\
$1.05
$5c
2-25
3-22
1
2-11
4-
4-19
2-21
/
-
2-22
3-11
2-19
'3-1
,: 3-
3-19
1
:
2-19
4-15
4-
3-20
1
3-
1
$1.75
'Z>4-/1>:
$1.75
7- 1
6-17
$1.75
9-30
9-18
20c
,
2-25
2-11
3-20
3-15
5%
3-25
'
3-18
3- 1
3- 4
;
3-
5-
-
15c
4-
-1
Duke
5
4- 5
2-20
5c
2-
> 3-1
15c
3-
30o
4-2
30c
2- 8
1
2-
8
3-4
2-
8
3- 2
50%
25c
2-
4
3- 2
2-
4
$2
3- 2
2-
4
25c
3-1
2-15
25c
3-18
3-
1
15C
3-15
3-
1
35c
3-29
3-12
3-15
2-15
25c
>
(quar.)
,
3-
45c
>
2-20
7
$1
Co.
3-15
2-20
10c
2-25
2-8
2-25
2- 8
145 c
3-15
:—
(quar.)
(see Walt Disney
3-1
__.
5-10
25c
6-
6
Dun
-40c—
•
8
2- 9
2~ 9
,
;
v
.
Stock
1
2-17
3-14
2-15
$20c
5-
1
4-1
3-21
2-7
—
8c
7"-;
3-
1
3-
2-14
1
3-
75c
1
2-14
-
Inc.
2-15
3-
4-8
20c
3-15
2-27
2%
,
6-8
3-20
2-5
2-20
15c
50c
4-
1
3-21
30c
3-15
3-1
3-15
3-
3-11
2-26
25C
3-
45c
3-28
2-25
1
2-25
4-
$1.75
2-25
2-20
15c
;•■
3-15
3-
30c
3-
8
2-21
3-15
2-28
3iy4c
(quar.)_:
.9-3-
3-29
2-15
3-29
2-15
30c
3-8
2-21
5C
—a
>12- 2
El
11-15
3-11
2-15
.
Paso
>4.10%
2-15
■
3-15
4%%
2-28
->•4- 1
2-20
,/quar.)
Fuel
Associates—
preferred
$1.12'/a
Natural Gas,
preferred
preferred
common-
4-
5-' 1
$1.75
5-1
4-
5
45c
2-25
2-
5
5%
•
3-11
2-11
3-29
2-21
2-11
25c
_____—
:
3-
1
>
3-
1
2-11
$1.37Va
3-
1
2-11
$1.34
—:—;—^
$1.02 Va
$1.06%
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
1
'
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•
1%
*
(quar.)
2-11
^ 3-
50c
Z
2- 8
,
1
5.68%
6.40%
3-11
3-
Stone
Co.
Class
'
3-15
.
•
:„N 2-13
>. 1-31
8
•
.1-31
'■
3-1
class A
3-
1
>
3-
1
2-15
"<■
2-15
V'.'3->1V
2-15
25c *'■* -3- Iv
Products..:——.——
Paper,
(quar.).
*
<
(quar.):.—
j_1
.-/:10c -•
20c
-
2-15
3-(1
>'•> 25c>3-'l
•
3-
;•
1- •..% 2-15
3-29
fquar.)—7V2C
Electro
3-14
v
3- 8
•
1
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
Electric
3- 1
2-11
3-1
2-11
3-
$1.42
——
h"
2- 8
;
Z
•
2- 9
2-
9
(stock
1
2-11
3-
1
2-11
$1.21 7/b
>3-
1
2-11
30c
4-15
4-
55c.:.
3-15
2-27
5%
or America——._—
'—_—'
3-28
1
•;
dividend)
—
(quar.) —_
Fiectvolux Corp. (increased)
—-——Electronic & Missile Facilities, Inc.
(quar.)
••
z
:t
•.•5%
preferred (quar.)
1—
/• 4%%
preferred (quar.)
.____;——
Empire Financial Corp. (stock dividend)—
Empire State Gil Co. (increased s-a)
—
Employers Casualty Co. (Dallas) (quar.)_—:
v... Stock dividend (One share' for each 18
Z- - shares held subject to approval of stock¬
3-
25c
Corp.
Empire District Electric Co.—
;
2-11
3-
»"•
.
A
1
$1.25
$1.60
______
—
Storage Battery
(quar.)
Consolidated Corp.—.
■
Electrographic
2-11
$1.41%
$1.37 Va
•
> 2-28
2%
■
' 3-18
3-29
3*
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)—
$5
1. 3-18
v -
.3-30
.,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___—
preferred (quar.)———
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)——
$4,875 preferred (quar.)
.2-8
'
87140
5.50%
3-6
4- 1
4-1
>/ 25c '
.-1.
5.36%
5.65%
•.
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$1
5V'2%
.
3-14
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> $1.75
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87J/2C .
3- 1
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3-29
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(quar.)
Co., common (interim)—
(quar.)
i.
>
3-20
-
32Vic
.
7
2-
5
$1.50
.
-8-15
.
1
2%
Corp.
&
1
8
3-
27V2C
(quar.)
2-
1
3-16
$1.34
—
(quar.)
dividend
Gas
1
7c
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
—
.—
/Eastern States Corp., $7 pfd. (accum.)
$6 preferred (accum.)
^+
Eaton Mfg. Co. (quar.)
—
Edo Corporation (stock dividend)
4Vz%
1
5%
•
—
Inc.
Company, (quar.)
Corp., 5% preferred
orpference
Eastern
V
5-15
3-11
1-14
2-26
15c
50c
.
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)————-—■—
VEa'st Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
:
2-15
3
■
Corp
Dynalectron
,
1.
6-
,65c
2-15
1
3-
•
5-23
.
3-
$1.10
(quar.)__
A.
S.
7%c;> >
25c
25c
8
2-15
2-28
3-
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2-11
2-15
1
'
1
2-15
2-20
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5%
>
3-
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3-
$1.25
$1.18%
>
1
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6-10
5-20
3-
4
:>
2-22
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Feb.
21)———
Emporium Capwell Co.
'
2-15
3-
tlOc
:
".4-19
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
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2-15
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Duriron
6-18
3-1
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50%
12'/a C
& Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)„—
(R. R.) & Sons Co. (quar.)__
Ltd.
'
1-31
2-1
20c
Duro-Test
>^9-18.
3-1
:
$1
2-25
2-20
Enterprises, new com. (initial)—
Power Co., common
(quar.)
&
Dura
.
,
8y2c
dividend)
(quar.)————
Ltd.
2-23
—
Fund
preferred
(quar.)
5.36%
preferred (quar.)__
3-19
7-2
30- 2
a
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(quar.)
1
3-11
1
4-
30C
7%
2-11
>2-151
3-1
.
30c
-
3-
2-21
12Vic
(increased)-——
gtd.
4
4-15
93 %c
——
Drew Properties Corp.
> ; Monthly
;—
'
3- 1
»
(quar.)—,—
4
.3-29
4-19
12 VaC
.
,2-28
Milling & Elevator——
Locks
8
3-
50c
Dorr-Oliver, Inc., oommon •—_—-.——
$2 preferred
(quar.)
—
—_—_
Dorsev Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)—
Douglas Aircraft (stock dividends
•Dover
Corporation
(quar.)
,———
Dow Chemical Co. (stock dividend)
Drackett Company
(quar.)./
Dravo Corp., 4%
preferred (auar.)—____—
Dresser
Industries,
Inc.
(quar.)
/
" 2-15,
3-21
.
&
Plastics
1
2-
Long Co., Ltd. Ordinary—
payment of 6% less British income
tax of. 38% %
4
2-21
3-15
'
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preferred (quar.)_
j._:
—_•—
>
-50c
preferred (auar.)_^_
f,
62^0
3-
n
3-
3-1
3-22
Final
'2-11'.
1
3n 9
•
Aikman
Sand
Pppoer Co.
Donnelley
3-28
dividend
Colonial
3-15
:
Dorman
3- -1'
Corp. (quar.)
30c
Colonial Acceptance Corp., class A (accum.)_
>: ■ 12c
Colonial Corp. of America
(increased)—9c
1
3-
&
2-25
25C
Dominion ;Tar
3-15
;
preferred
>2-6
25c
(increased)
Dominion Stores,
10c
(quar.).
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(N.
Colgate-Palmolive Co.
2-15
3-
-
preferred
1
3-
40c
40c
——•
2-25
25c
dividend
Peabody
7%
5
3-15
>: 3-11
55c
'
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(stock
2-25
30c
*
8
3-
>
37y2c
55c
common
Inc.
Houses,
Dr.
$1.50
I
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Cleveland & Pittsburgh RR, 7%
4% gtd (quar.)
1-31
5
—
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2-7
4-
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.
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-
1
16' on
3-
3iy4c
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quarterly
2-25
3-14
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♦
April
Co.,
2-25
3^ 1"'
/'
25c
—
x>n
3-15
8c
Investment
Dinettes
Dixie
3-1
2-25
Drexel
(quar.)____;
vote
3-
3-5
16 'Ac
Corp.
Increased
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1-31
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4-15
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(quar )
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—
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•'
4-
35c
—
Ltd,—
British
8
4-
6%
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93%c
Ltd
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'2-22
>
$1.75
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/f. h Columbia Packers, class
>^l-oS
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25c
7%c
Distillers
Drewrvs.
Products Corp. (quar.)
Cleveland Electric. Illuminating-*--
3-11
4- 1
2-28
25c "
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preferred
'
City
Cluett
21c
(quar )____
(&.
1
2-
Stook
2-21
1
preferred
City Investing Co.
2-15
3r.
1
8
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1
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come
-
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1
3-
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net investment inand 13c Jr°m
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2-11
3-15
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will
5
3-15T
3-15
,
3-30
75c ;
-
^
-
proposed two-for-one split--
2-15
1
"
15c
(quar.)
Productions
(Walt)
Disnev
common
•5%
preferred
(quar.).
Cities Service Co., common
12-31
3-11
'
35c
(quar)
Bowman Products
'•
2-25
'
50c
lost™ S,
"
Oil
3-
25c
dividend
2-25
.
45c
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5% preferred (quar.)—
5%
preferred CquarO-V——
6% preferred (quar.)_
J—I
1-24
of
CorpZ (quar')
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•
2-15;
2-15
2-15
.
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3-30
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Booth
1
2-28
:,$1.12Va
.(initial) —_u_
Cincinnati Milling Machine, common (quar.);
> 4% preferred(quar.)_
^
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about I7c per share)
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3-15
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3-15
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preferred (quar.' $1.66
preferred (.quar;
.
$14834
Enterprises, Inc.
(quar.)—
5c
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.. common (quar.)
$1
>
(Sf ockhslders of Baltimore & Ohio RR.
'
stock
2-21
———
preferred (quar.)
Diamond Crystal Salt
3-18
40c
for
1-31
3-15
4-1:7
$4
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—
common
2-26
—-
Company (quar.)
Lines, Inc.
(quar.)
Raynolds Co.
Corp
(quar.)
Dialight
.
(quar.)__
3-15
2-28
3-
$1
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2-20*
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Chickasha
2-21
35c
and
.
'3r" 9
(quar.)__
(quar.)
8
25c
Supply Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
Rio Grande Western RR
-Steel Corp
&
Devoe
3-1
3- 8'
3- 8
1
3-30
—
12-28
3-
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
security profits
investment
income___
4-
Dentists
■
2-19
15c
cJT
from
Boeing
;
3-
2-20
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$li23
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1
50c
—
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2-20
3-22
'200,.
8
4'
20c
dividend
2-12
$1
i
-
Air
2-20
date
8
2-
4-1.
5%
.TiJIJl Mutual Fund
Ridge Building Industries, class A_ZZZ
■
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Co.^
prererred
shares
Blue
46c
finer;)
exchanged
their
by record
qualify for this payment)
3Va7e preferred (quar.)
■
i_
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
Chicago Musical Instrument, (quar.):
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)
Chicago, South Shore & ,South Bend RR.__,
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)—
4-15
10c
(quar.)_
preferred
Belt
common
2-18
20c
J
>2-15
3-
~ZZZZZZZ
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Blaw-Knox
com.
8
3-
1
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8% debenture stock (quar.)
2-15
4-1.
,
Chemical
Manufacturing Co.—
•/Bliss
ServlcO,
1
21
43/4%
3-11
2-28
30c
?
common
Corp., common
(quar.)
■
(quar.)—;
Chometron Corp.,
3-11
3-15
17'/a C
(quar
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3-11
1
20c
~~
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.
_
Smith, Inc. (quar.)____
Bird &
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1
4-
50c
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(quar )
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Bag Co. (quaZ?I?ZI__ZZl
preferred
Binks
Z
Howell
Bethlehem
1-31
30c
& oGossett Co.
&
Bemis Bros.
3-
1
2-28
J35c
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.,
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Bell
3-
t25c
Z
.
Manufacturing
Z
:
Champion Spark Plug Co. (quar.)^
Champlin Qil Refining, $3 pref.- (quar.)
Chance (A. B.) Company (quae.)
Chattanooga Gas Co
.
(quar.)
Corp.
5
4%
$1.40
Beaunit
:
3-
5c,?vT J2-28
*35c *
2-28"
~
Champion Papers,, Inc.; common (qtiar.>___'j> ■:*
-
1
3-
$40c
A
.(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Lie.
(quar)
Beam .(James B.) Distilling
.
$4.50
2-
3-15
$50c
dividend)
Cigars,
Chain
2*28
t47>/ac
_
common
Class
Bayuk
$1.06%
25CJ»IK
'
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Delta
;6--1 'r '5-15
;
i;
(quar.)_:
(1955 series)
preferred
4.96%
1-31
3-8
.
35c
NationaleTincreased")""
Banque Canadienne
Dennison
Steel
$1.35
11-29
1
50c
>
(quar.)
•
8-31
2-25
4-
12l/8c
1
'
12-16
10c
(quar.)
Bank Building i& Equipment Corp.
Bank .of Montreal (quar.)
2-15
Deere
.
3—,2-15
& Wire Co
:
35c
'3-13
Telephone Co., common (quar.)—
25c
3-30
$2.50
preferred. (quar.)_
Z------——62%c ;Z 3-30
.$5
preferred
(quar.)
$135
.3-30
5-31
9-16
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
3-
6-14
r
50c
ZZZZZ
Inc.
Aroostook
3-15
50c
.
ZZZ
Quarterly
Baker
50c
___
~
2-28
■
Central
(increased quar.)
Quarterly
Stock
$1.12Va
5%% preferred/(quar.)$1.34375
Central & South West Corp. (increased)
29V4c
1
•
(quar.)____
Extra
2-15
(quar.)__'__Z___4^_4Zl.Z-l •,$1.12Va
preferred
4.50%
Central
Bacardi -Corporation
Quarterly __;
(quar.)_^__
common
preferred-(quar.
preferred (quar.)__
4.50%
.
2-15
2-28
'"$i;i2Vi
Central Louisiana Electric Co.-
1-25
10c
45c
2-28
5c
3-
1
2-8
Deer
2-18
.3-
$1.42 Va
1
4-
>2-25
•
3%% preferred (quar.)—
Park Baking Co. (quar.)
.
2-6
.2-25
2-15
(quar.)
4-
22yac
Corp.—
Cigar
.
00c
(quar.l/L^.i-^-uZl^i
Public
G.
W.
D.
56V4C
common
1-18
2-20
,
$1.04
'
(reduced)-,
Corp.
> Dana Corp., common (quar. > —
■
Stock dividend—
1
*
—
4.92%
2-15
2-20
;
Illinois
7
3-13
-
40c
2-12
35c
Company,
.3-. 8.
30c
-
Light, common (increased)
44c
preferred (quar.)_____^^___^__i_-_
$1.12Vi
preferred
(quar.)
—, $1.16
Central
2-15'
-.
2-20
40c
_
preferred
Inc.
3-4,
3--8
Illinois
4Vi%
4,64%
1
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10c
20c
(increased) IIIIIZZ
Corp.
2-25
4%
_
Collieries.
Central
2-25
3-15
c
$5c
(Jncreased-quar.)
Corp.
(quar.?"
^Ze."?ou^^on
2-21
25c'
Ltd.
Inc.
3-15
junior
Products,
3-4
2-15
2-27
$1.12 »/a
$1.13
3-1
3-15
.2-27
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50C
3-15
3-15 '
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1
8-20
':
1-
4-
25c
'
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Central Charge Service,
70c preferred (s-a)
4
6
2-28
l2Vic
(quar.).
&
2-
1
1-11
30c
7%c
-
3-15
2-28
3-
,8c
Z45c
.
3-8
4-16
12.Vic
(increased ^ quar.)-._ ;/
3- 8
-
4-1
•
t75c
(qukr.)
Scott
Convertible
Carter
2-
1
ilOc
(quar,
preferred
preferred
Plrie
1
4-
410o
common.r_._.
»
' 4-
l^Vic
preferred
(quqr.)
4Vi% preferred (quar.)__.
2-22
3-12
2-15
2-20
1
10 c
3%% pfd. (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co. Inc.—
$2 convertible preferred
(quar.)
Crown Zellerbach, $4.20 preferred
(quar.) —
Crush International,
Ltd.
(quar.)
—
CTS Corporation (quar.)——
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
1% preferred (quar.)
—-v
7%
preferred (quar.)
1%
preferred (quar.)
—.
Cuneo Press, Inc. (quar.)
————
2-21
3-20
—
Instrument
Cox
4-
35C
Corp
Beverage
3-15
30c
60c
Crane
3-15
?90c
4Vi%
3-12
50c
IHI
Electronics
Products,
1
60c
(quar )
93%
Mines,
Carson
2-22
1
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Automatic Steel Products, Inc.—
30c noq-cumulative preferred
Avco
4.80%
3-
(accum.)IIIII~II
preferred
5%
4Vi%
3-15
3-
(quar.)
A
Corp.,
1-25
3-29
25c
Refining 130., common tquar.)
Chemical Industries, .common
(quar )
Atlas
3-1
$1.11
Atlantic
:
Corp
25c
.••>
(quar.)
Athey ^Products Corp.
.
3-1
1-28
(s-a)
common
1
3-:l-...
3-15-
-
75c
(quar,).
Cott
3,
3-11
•
Caressa, Lac. (quar.)
Carey-.(Phmp) Mig. CO. (quar.)
'
(quar.?
Ry.,
Carborundum ' Company
8
5c
'
2-22
'
3-15
3-15
2-28
income)
(Chicago)
Co.
Casualty
3-1
3-15
1
933/4C
3-1
3-13
2- 5
-•
1
1
3-
> 45c
3-15
4-16
34-
5%
(quar.)
common
3-15
•:
2-11
3-1
20c
Continental Commercial Corp., common
-
3-15
30C
IOC
(quar.)—
$3.75 preferred
3-1
.
Z %
4%
Continental Can Co.,
Continental
2-20
8c:/
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preferred (quar.)__—w_—
;
6Vfe% preferred (quar.)
—
6%preference (quar.)
Continental Copper & Steel, 5% pfd. (quar.)
Continental Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)—
Continental Steel Corp. (quar.)
—
Cook Paint & Varnish Co. (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Copeland
Refrigeration
(quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co
Corroon & Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)__
-
.
430c
J32Vic
—•
invest,
(quar.)
dividend
Stock
6-14
2-15
2-13
2-21
187 Vic
Canadian
(quar.)
common
'
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—;
Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. ( s-a )
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
2-20
3-15
3-25
t87Vic
(from
2-8
3-30
6-28
3- 1
2-25
,
20c
ClassB(quar.)
22>/2C
Gas,
4-20
,
.
(quar.)w_«
3-15
•
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6Vi%
Inc.
2-1
20c
—2'-
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2-28
"v
2-1
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3-29
-
-
1
3-15
4-
1
2-19
—
Zclass A'
,
2-1
3- 1
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Power-
Cameo-Parkway Records, Inc., class A
Canada Cement, Ltd., common
(increased)
1-31
.3-: t:,
27c
$1.16%
(quar.)
Goods,
1-31
1
Z_IZZ
Service, Inc.
baby
2-11
1
3-
3- 8
■
Co.
Semi-annual
,
*
Steel
Associated
3-
(quar.?,
common
(quar.)
pref.
1
3-
60c
Corp.
(quar.)
I
Armstrong Cork Co., com. (quaiv?
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)
Ai'mco
2-11
27'/aC
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Arkansas Louisiana
•
1
20c
(quar.)
preferred
3-
62yac
preferred <quar.)
$2.36 preferred .(quar.)
$2.40 preferred
(quar.)
$2.75
3-15
81 %c
ZZZ
$2.50
4.65%
I
2-15
;
:
2%
■■■
common
(quar.)_.
Arkansas-Missouri
3-
25c
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Arden Farms Co., common
$3 preferred
(quar.)
preferred
2-21
6
America
■
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Co.
Arizona Public Service,
2-21
3-15
6c
(quar.)
A.thti-iJanieis-Mitiland
$1.10
2-26
shares for each share held__
common
3-
..
2-
3-1
(quar.)
22c
(quar.)
25c ;
California-Pacific Utilities,
common
(quar.)
22Vic
5%
preferred (quar.)
'
'
25c'
5% icony, preferred (qiiar.)
•
25c
.5.40%
preferred
(quar.):
27c
5ya%
preferred, (quar.)
,-27Vic"
California-Western States- Life Insurance-Co,
California. Ink
Ausonia
Two
of
-r -
1
2-28
10c
-
'Co.
Assurance
(a-a)—
California- Electric
2- 8
■'
3-11
40c
Mens
c.)
2-15
3-29
.:
.
35c '
.
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Cal^nry .Si Edmonton, Ltd.__r
1
'
Anglo-Canaaian Telephone Co., xL A finer.)
Anheuser-Busch, Inc.
(increased)
Wire & Cable Co. (stock dividend).
;.
,
8
3-28
15c
11
(quar.)^____l,_./_^
2-14
;
•
25c.
Co.-
.Co.«_
1
3-
30c.
87Vic
•
rdividend■;
Business
Co.
common.
;
Terminal
Stock
6-21
3-15
,
' 2-14
1;
2-28
—_
2-21
40c
2-15
3-
15c
..
.
'
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2-25
•
3-
—
3-
$2J25
3-15
———
3-
12 VaC
2- 8
3-1
preferred (quar.)_.
—._U—
preferred (quar.
;/$I
preferred (quar.)_____.__
$1.12Vi
Burndy Corp. (quar.)
__^
15c
Bmrougrlis Corp. (quarOJ/L.^-.—• 25c
Burrus Mills, Inc., common
1—
25c
2-15
:
loc
,
...20c,
j.
4Vi%
1
31 i/4c
»
—15c
4%
3-
.
Products
Post
Industries,
37VaC
34%c
31 %c
2-18
(quar.)—
2-
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
Amsted Industries, Inc.
Anchor Coupling
Co.
1
_~
3-15
3- 1
t30c
3Va%.
8
Amoskeag Co.-—
Anchor
Watch
3-
ZZ"_
ZZZZI
Commonwealth
Community Public Service (quar.)
Cone Mills Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)
Connohio,- Inc., 40c preferred
(quar.)
Consolidated Credit Corp. (stock dividend)—
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)_^_j.
Consoliuated Foods Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Investment Trust (Boston)—
(From
capital gains, optional—cash
or
stock)
^Zi-i.j_.Zp I. j j i-jiiZ -- ..'11
Consolidated
Laundries
Corp.
(quar.)
Consolidated Paper, Inc.
(quar.)
Consumers Power Co., common (quar.)
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$4.52 preferred (quar.)
'•$4.16 preferred, (quar.)—,,
Container Corp. of America, common (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)
—
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
Continental Bank- (Los Angeles)—
2-15
r
preferred (quar.)
5Va% preferred (quar.)
> 5% preferred (quar.
5% preference (quar.)
;__
American .Zinc Lead. & Smelting
3- 8
2-15
2-13
37 l/aC
6%
l
3-1
2-11
2-
4-
3-1
(accum.)
2-25
10c
>
10c
Co.
3-30
$1.12 y2
—
(quar.)
75c
Oil Refining
3-30
40C
(quar.)——
common
preferred (quar.)^
Income Fund
—
3- 6
1-21
5
2-28
60c
(quar.)_J
Works
American Water
3-1
3lc
(quar.)
:
4Vi%
Commonwealth
•
!
Burlington
>;140c:
.Seating Co. (quar.)
Smelting & Refining
^
2-15
1
3- 8
;_iu.
quar.)
^
•
ZZ;,ii-i5>
3- 8
4-1
5c
-
securities)
American
3-
;
i
(increased
4-1
:
10Cj '
r
(quar.)
Co.
Extra
Bulova
(13c lrom net income and 18c from sale
of
$1.75
1 10c
'
Buckingham Corp., class A_
31 Vic
Buna Company, commoii___li_—12 Vic
$5 preferred (quar.)_^___Zi__
t
$1.25
Buffalo Forge Co.___
35c
Bullock Fund/Ltd. (quarterly irom net in;Z vestment income)
10c
Bullock's, Inc. (quar.)_
1__
■
4(Jc
1
$1
Corp,, common (quar.)
77c preierred (quar.)
-
,
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary
Shoe
Credit Co.,
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
[
-;Z
.
(Charles) Co. (quar.)
Brunswiek Corp. (quar.)
;
Brunswig Drug Co. (quar.)
2-20
3-
preferred
Payable of Rec.
Commercial
(quar.)_—x
Bruning
2-28
3-20
3-20
preferred
American
•.5-21
•
20c
$4
American
2-19
3-15
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
>
'
Z—11
(quar.)—.
3-15
Pipe & Construction (quar.)
American Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)_
American Research
B
2-
1
American
$5
A
Class
1
4-
4%
Share
When
Per
'Z'P«r' -y.'When:Holders
Corp.— /
3-
(quar.)
Co.
News
8
Distillers
35c
(quar.)
Co.
';.4% % preferred (quar.)
V"4%% preierred (quar.)
Amercian
Brown-Forman
$1.31 %
22 VaC
_Z
(quar.)
American
5
Class
Climax, common
Metal
3-
25c
,
__
preferred
3-20
$1.06%
(quar.)
American Machine & Foundry
American
(quar.)
Z'v'Zvi' y':-'-r:77•. .yv/ZZZ/ZZjV'Z:';:i
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
of Illinois—
American Investment Co.
v
Holders
When
Per
of Company
Name
]
Monday, February 10,1961
.»a
(quar.)—_—___
3-22
2-20
>
A
*
<,
.
Name
Ennis
Number 6239
197
Volume
^
.■>
►'••v
.
.
Per
>
When
Share
of Company
Business
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Inc.
Forms,
Equitable
Gas Co., common
i__.
preferred (quar.)
______
*_•
,Equity:Capital Co. (initial)—
Equity Corp., common (stock dividend)
$2 preferred- -(quar.)—
s—____■• ;
Erie Resistor-Corp;, 90c pfd.
(quar.)
4.36%
'8c 1
5%
50c
22'Ac
2-14
3- 1 >
3- 1'.
3-15
3- 1
3- 1
3-15
2-
8
Green
2-
8
Griesedieck Company
3-
P.)
(A.
Brick
Fire
(quar.)
1
5% preferred (quar.)
Grolier, Inc.
(quar.)i.
Group Securities, Inc.—
1-11
2-21
Jantzen,
4-
1
Jersey
37'Ac
iAiA*!
i
5-
1
30c;
2-
1
3-
1
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
3-
1
Capital Growth Fund
2-15
3-22
.2-28
3-i5
20c
Corporation
Corporation (stock dividend)
(Leslie), Inc.; class A_:—^
Fay
Fedders
Corp.
>2%
12c
25c
(quar.)-.———--,——
..
Fed-Mart Corp. (s-a12'Ac
■: Stock- dividend '
—-—,———
' 2%
.
2-27
Fully
2-13
General Bond Fund
Petroleum Shares
Federal Insurance
(N. ,j.
Huar.»__—_
206
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)
National Mortgage Assn.
(monthly)
•
■
,
3rl5
2-15
3-
2-18
37'Ac
Co.
t
Federal
Federal
Equipment
Field
Deposit
&
(Marshall
Filtrol
Co.)
&
Financial
—
;
Federation,
First
National
60c
Realty
preferred
$5
preferred
$5
3- 1
2-28
2-20
•
•
2-18
2-
9c
-A
2-
15c
3-15
3-
8%
3-28
2-15
50c
40c
•
3-
1
Co.
Corporation
Surety Corp. (stock dividend).
Union Realty
(Cleveland)
payment conditioned upon the
acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
Square Building in Cleveland)
__
(quar.)___A__A__^—..
4-30
5%
2-28
1-31
3-15
6-14
' 9-16
3- 1
3-21
3-15
4- 1
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-14
3-11
2-25
3* t
(quar.)
2-25
dividend)—
(stock
25c
(quar.)
Quarterly
25c
25c
7'Ac
133Ac
,—.
Quarterly
'
•»..
Fishman
(M. H.) Co. (quar.)
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.).—;
Fleming Company, common (quar.)_
5%
preferred
(quar.)_
,—
—
v
—___
Flintkote
Company, common___.l_______
preferred
(quar.)
'____
preferred (quar.)
,—_•
$4
20c
$1
$4.50
$2.25
preferred
Florida
Fluor
Steel
"$1.12'/a.
56'/4c
(quar.)__
Corp.
5c
iquar.i
Food
Corp.,
'Mart,
Ford
Motor
inc.- fquar.)__
Company (quar.)—
Ford
Motor
Co.
Ltd.
5%
15c
dividend)
(stock
(Canada),
i.
_
Ltd.
,
Foster-Wheeler
Co.
Foxboro
Fram
Corp.
Franklin
the
approval)
Freeport Sulphur Co.
of
the
.
Inc.
4%
Trailer
preferred
30c
—.
(quar.)__
___
(Charles E.) & Co.,
Class A (quar.)__-
Fruehauf
class
Co., common (quar.)
„
___
2-18
•6%
:
2-15
3'A%
Co., new (initial)
Knitting Mills, class A .(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
Service
"lie
Geco
3*1
3- 1
.
$1
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
_
A7 60c convertible ...preferred
—
3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-11
12V2c
2%
25c
3-
8
3-
1
2-
3-
8
2-25
25c
3-
1
2-15
end
or
accumulated
$4.50
preferred
General
net
Cigar
Drive-in
Corp.
Finance
Corp.
5-15
General
Gas
Indicator
General
Motors
Corp.
Corp.,
$5
General
Precision
$4.75
pref.
General
Public
General
-
.
(quar.)
General
General
4.40%
.'4.75%
2-
4
15c
$1.25
3-
1
2-14
3-
1
? 2-14
10c
3-
4V4%
4.36%
Tire
2-26
3-29
27'Ac
3-
Genisco,
Inc.
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
Corp.
4-
1
1
53'Ac
4-
1
G6c
54Vic
4-
1
Inc.,
Co.
-
2-15
&
Globe
3-for-l
Goodyear
Tire
Inc.
Gorham
Corp..
Gossard
(H.
Government
(W.
R.)
<fc
dividend<
Gray
Great
r
Drug
Atlantic
&
•'
Extra
Great
Dredge
Life
Western
Stock
Tea
Insurance
"f
' Mf
,
investment
Co.,
preferred
Steel
1
2-20
1-31
2-28
2-15
3-
1
common
(quar.).
4-15
1
3-
profits)
3-26
3-1
3-11
2-35
3-J 8
2-15
2-22
1-28
J
Printing
Stock
.
.
A
*
"
''
>'
,
2-20
proposed 2-for-l
$2 preferred
4-15
4-
2-20
1-25
3-
2-21
7
A
,6c
2-
Co.
^75c
vl-30
$3
6- 3
40c
2-6
^ x
6%
preferred
Iowa-Illlnols
Iowa
1-22
3-
9
3-
9
2-
8
4-
1
3-
8
3-10
3-
1
50c
•2-
•3.75%
Co.
Iowa
.v.. -
split.
: ;,
/
5%
7
4%%
1
Irving
aA
.
4-
8
% 3- 8
3-15
3-
1
1*25
4-
3-15
(quar.)_
Freight System
Gas
&
Electric,
(increased),-
preferred
preferred
2-28
$1.22
2-
1
3-20
Trust
Stock
Co.
dividend
(quar.)___
(New York)—
'
-(subject-, to
'
stockholders
Jan,
30)
2-15
32'Ac
3*15
32c
3-1
■•
;'
1
3-
2-15
!■-'3-
3-11
2*15
.U-IrS-
25c
8
2-
'
"3-30
6c
T
2-15
"
1
-'■''3-
25c
3-
2- '8
1
t3c
3-15
3-1
+2c
.3-15
3*4
15C
3-15
.-4.
.
30c
(quar.)
2-15
3-15
3-31
,
3-
1%
'••'''
1
IOC
-3-' !'■'
$1.44
'a:3- 1 •*
2-11
2-11
2-11
1
3-11
12'Ac
3-11
2-28
4%
4-12
35c
4-
1 % V
3-
8
3■
5%
9
2-19
A3-
65C
1
2-
8
2-
7
2-26
30c
>■
55C
2-15
3- If
3-1
$1.25
A
3-10
.
2-15
2-15
4-15
l'A%
5- 1
8-
1
7-15
11-
1
10-15
.3—
1
21c
(quar.)____
•
••'.'
2-10
:
60c
3-V
2-
1
12 'Ac
3-29
3-
8
3-10
2-15
50c
3*19
2-15
t5c
3- a
t5c
<
3-
——
r
(quar.)
A
class
—
2-6
6
2-
1
p 3- 1
2-15
3-1
IDC
2-15
Corp.—
ii%o
(quar.)
fquar.)
Aircraft
Star
(quar.)
Gas
Co.,
preferred
12'Ac
3^15
25c
2-15
2-28
30c
——
—
(quar.)
common (quar.)
Corp.
3-11
;
2-^1
2-21
3-15
$1.21
(quar.)
2-20
;
75C
3-12
2-1
35c
(quar.)
2-25
2* 4
5-15
4-25
Company
35c
3- 8
2-28
&
D
2-15
1
2-13
1
2-20
2-
2-28
1-25
2-28
1-25
3-
2-18
1
3-
50c
t75c
1
3-J
8
12'Ac
2-28
?-15
20c
3-4
2-15
•
3-5
$2
/
2-18
3-
2-18
5
(quar.)
' "A- A
4-10
4-
taken
1
"Oc
'47'Ac"
.
,
2-
8
2-
8
2-
8
2-
8
.1 A
gains.
investment
(from
Shares
Petroleum
inc.
No action
payment
Shares
43c
2-15
35%c
44c
2-15
A
approvals.of ** A
*
:
2%
2- '6
3-15
2-25
3-30
Field
&
4'A%
preferred
Maryland Casualty
Stock
Co.
Corp.,
3-11
2-13
$16.25
3-1
2-x8
2c
2-28
$3.75
2-28
1-31
3-11
2-?l
2-20
10c
3- 6
40c
3*11
2-15
$1.05
3-15
3-
35C
4-1
3-19
2%
3-25
3-1
35C
2-28
2-15
.
A
(quar.)__
25c
common—_—
preferred
preferred
preferred
If:
28
2-28
3-15
4-20
50c
1
'
(quar.)
(quar.)—
(quar.)_•___
3-15
4-20
5%
——;
(1945 series )
(1947 series)
(quar.)—
2
3-27
4-
$1.12%
10c
$3.40
•
l-3i
3c
35c
Corn.
A A $3.75
6-14
■
4*30 a
35c
(quar.)——
(increased)
dividend
3-15
6-20
t25c
0
2-25
11
3-
1
2-15
3*
1
2-15
3-
1
3-
55c
1
'•
93 %c
r
•
933^c
85c
—
4-30
93 %c
3%%
preferred (quar.)_
——
Mays (J. W.), Inc.
(quar.)
—
McCord Corp., common (quar.)
_—
$2.50 preferred (quar.)
McDermott
(J. Ray) Co. (increased)—
20c
4-
1
A 2-15
2-15
A
4-9
3-13
30c
•
2-38
2-14
62'Ac
3-29
3-15
4-29
20c
2-15
A-
3-22
$25C
(quar.i)—
Manpower, Inc._i.
——A-i
—
Marathon
Oil
Co.
(quar.)
Marine Bancorporation
(quar.)
Marlin-Rockwell Corp.
(quar.)
——
Marsh Supermarkets, .Inc.
(stock dividend)Martin-Marietta
A
2-14
$1.26
investment
(from
:
17'Ac
Maxwell & Moore
Manning,
3-15
1-31
$1.05
rr^.
capital
net
income)—
investmt. Income)
vA
93%c
—___
—
from
on
May Department Stores Co., common
25c
97'Ac
.(quar.)
2-15
t$l,25
Mnsco
-
3-5
preferred (quar.)-».——
Mallory (P. R.) & Company (quar.)__
Maine Central
RR.
Co.. pfd.
(accum.)_—
Managed Funds, Inc.—
3-15
1
35c
—
5%
1
4-
4-
50c
1
4-10
7'Ac
*:
4-
3-15
•_;A'Aaa ■)
:
Quarterly
Marshall
4-10
15c
—~
2-27
(quar.)
Powell River, Ltd.—
Magnavox Company (quar.)—————
Mailman, Ltd.—
Convertible
priority shares
(quar.)_
Convertible priority shares (quar.)———
3-18
2-
&
2-13
10c
$25c
Store Fixtures
Increased
MacWhyte Company
(quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc.-—
:'-i5
1
3-
40c
.•
A
8-18
3%
2-18
3-11
3-
6c
-,
(increased)
____.
2-15
6'A%
Silver-Lead Mines
(stock dividend)—
•'
—
(quar.)__;
3-15
3-31
(quar.)__
Finance
Metal
preferredA(quar.)_
3-15
19c
<quar.)
Inc.
Lockheed
M
10c
com.
3-15
3-31
'3-31
$1.10
(quar.)—;
MacMillan Bloedel
450c
'$30c
(guar.)——
1
27c
l'A%
Lockhart, Corp.
7
•
preferred
(quar.)i.___;
Southern Utilities Co.—
$1.76
•
1.-18
Lunkenheimer
27VaO.
Service,. common
preferred
(quar.)__
Common
>
(Houston)—
40c
2-25
Lucky Friday
Lucky Stores
$1
(quar.)
4.20%
•
8
1-30
1
3-15
$1.75
(quai.)__
Public
3.90%
A.
1-22
40c
,
B
4.84%
24c
•
2-15
2-21
2-28
4-
,
8- 1
(quar.)___-_4—».-.dividend)__—
Louisville <fe Nashville RR.
Iowa Elecuic ^Lighfc & Power, com.' (quar. )_^
AA (2-for-l-stock split subject to approval of
stockholders-May 44)
'
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A
A
if 4.80%; preferred <quar.>^_,
3-15
2-21
8
l'A.%
Stock
Preferred
.
^
Ar—-2c;
1
J20c
'
'
-
Local
Lone
(quar.)
■-'Class'
■A
1
2%
8
3-
27'Ac
(stock
Co.
Stock
(quar.)
Companies, Ltd.,
Loblaw,
2-15
Class .A A(quar.-)^A_v--~;--_--^-'AAaA'$2.;
3-
30c
;50c
2-
2-11
__i——
(s-a)
class A
Company
Co.
Original
Class
1
25c
■
-
1-22
3-11
Little Miami RR.^—
•
2-15
(Canada), Ltd.—
Investors Funding Corp of N. Y.-—
Class
A
(quar.)L;
.i______A_—
4-
2-21
1
1
Special
Corp.—
Engineering
20c
.
(increased)
Corp.^-r-
f.ink-B«n
1
23c
.
(quar. )_:
—A_A—______—
Pipe Line, Ltd.
(quar.)
Motor
20c
(quar.) ——'
4-
2-15
.Stock .dividend '
'
25c;
t
.
3-15
35c
yi
:•
(Eli) &
Loblaw
Common'-.* (quar.)_A____^—j
A
-\-2.%:
1
3-.12
dividend
—A——.——
Silver
Interprovincial
-
2*11
3-
30c
Libby
&
Lilly
■
Machines
Resistance
■■■r
1
2-15
2-25
3-15
(st^ck dividend)—
Liberty Fabrics, Inc. (N. Y.) (stock div. )__
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia (quar.)_„.
Liggett & Myers Tobacco (quar.)
-•
McNeil
Lincoln
International Utilities Corp., common (quar.)
Stockholders
will .vote on April 24 on a
2-1
3-
2-25
•
—
2-15
,
3-15
3-15
2-A)
31 %c
Llpe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)-4^4—_4
—
Interstate
3-15
2-
3-15
3-29
&
2-15
Investors Diversified Services Inc.—
3-
w1
5
2-20
3-1
P-115
(R. G.) (stock dividend)--— r
Inc.; common (quar.)u._-_4_-'-
3-29
'
'
-
(s-a)
Co.
Interstate
2-15
5-14
3-29
(quar.)
Ltd.
Enternrises,
Siegler,
Libby
from
12c
and
Petroleum, Ltd.
A
2-18
3-11
3-15
26 %C
(quar.) __u_A-.-4.A-_;
2-28
Telephone & Telegraph—
preferred B (quar.)___._i.—• $1;
5.25%
preferred (quar.)
$1.31'/4
2-11
2-11
4-1
10c
preferred
(quar.)__
Company (quar.)___—
Corp.
(quar.)__
Levines,
Inc.
(stock
dividend)—
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
(quar.)—
2-15
4%
1
2-25
1
68 %c
5%%
2-15
57^0
income
Business
(L.)
Co.;
2-28
(quar.)_
3-15
I
5-14
1
3-
1-31
—
Lindberg Steel Treating, class A
2-15
-
-
2-27
...
Dock
Financial
>
2-15
(quar.)__
dividend
preferred
Salt
Leath
Circuit Breaker Co.—
International
.>
-
Quarterly
Great
' '
f
4-1
15c
l__
Southern
u ' i*-J,
v
2-15
"20c
•
^
(quar.)
&
,
1
;
Paper, Ltd.
A,.
1
(quar.).
—
}A
t
3-
.
Great Lakes
'.
3-
;
dividend
Lakes
4
3-14
Extra
Stock
Great
i/j
;
2-28
22''c
Co.
(quar.)
Pacific
t-
_________;
2-15
30c
Insurance
Inc.
3-
22c
: '
—
3-1
4-10
1
6-
—.—;_
12'Ac
.A 5%;
$1.25
international Stretch* Products;7; Inc.—______
3-
S-M
2-15
(quar.)—xo—444.—
Cement
Mines,
$1.25
dividend--^
preferred A (quar,)
preferred B (quar.)
8
5
5-14
1
6-
$1.25
Leesonia
8
2-28
—
(quar.)
8
20c
Co
Company
2-
31'Ac
-Quarterly AAA—A_.
32'Ac
——
Stores,
:
common
15c
12'Ac'
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Steel (quar.)
City
Graniteville
A"."
interest
Industries,
25c
___
Grand Union Co.
Granite
Stock
&
2-
10c
(quar.)
C.)
D.
beneficial
2-
3-
(quar.)
Employees
of
Foods
3-23
3-
.2,
Co.
Batteries
(Washington,
Stock
Co.
1
W.)
Gould-National
1
4-19
2-28
17'Ac
;
3-23
15c
5c
(quar.)
& Rubber
5-
1
3-11
17'Ac
t75c
(quar.)
12'Ac
(quar.)
(increased)
Mills
Inc.
Inr.ernaticnol
2-15
27Vic
Industries
Stations.
Products,
6-10
5-
3-11
61
10c
—
_
5-14
,1'
9-
2-28
(quar.)—
_4_4—
Leslie
Lear
54c
20c
(quar.)—
Co
(increased)
Corp. (initial s-a)—
Systems
(quar.)
.—___
Knitting
Goodwill
Grace
A
Products
Globe-Wernicke
Vitamin
Portland
Gold
Extra
LeTourneau
A_—
International
-
1
■
shs.
.25c
*
Company
Security
stock split on the common
(increased quar.
International -Nickel Co.
2-18
2-28
2-14
2-14
-6-
5c
Inc.
'
2-20
2-14
1
2-20
Co..
Chemicals,
Lesser
,
International
B—
(quar.)
Steel
Gloray
class
(quar.)
A Increased-quarterly
"International Harvester^ 7% pfd. (quar.)_
International Holdings Corp. (54 cents from
net ordinary income and 68
cents from
capital' gains which are payable in cash
or stock at the option of the stockholder)
2-20
2-28
25c
(quar.)
Cement
4-15
Blower
3-11
1
10c
7Vic
4%
Portland
Lawter
45c
security
Controls Corp.—
Food,
Lau
3-29
,
—
convertible preferred
Gillette
3-15
Leitch
International
2-20
Stock .dividend
Giannini
2-29
i A'>A$1.:
(quar.)
.Institutional Securities, Ltd.!—>
.
,
.
Institutional Foundation Fund > (10c from,.
investment income plus 14c from realized
2-20
4-
(quar.)—-
.
7
Lehigh
6%
2-20
55c
1
3-
2-28
5%
3-29
Ingersoll-Rand
5
59%c
<.
'
Co.
3-31
20c
2-
3-
3-15
preferred
4-15
—
1
2-14.
"3- 1
8c
A_-_Au
Lake Superior District Power, com.
3-29
preferred
capital gains)
A_
Income Properties. Inc.. class A (monthly)
Indiana Gas & Water Co. (quar.)_
2-5
3-1
2-14
1
62'AC
3-31
.
from
3-15
22Vic
1
20c
35c
% Illinois Tool Works (quar.)—:25c
Income Fund ^of Boston
(quarterly of 11c
2-14
2-28
3-
25c
31 Vic
(quar.)—
Common payment omitted at this time
Idaho Power Co., common (quar.)___i.—___
1-25
gains)—
(quar.i
preferred (quar.)__
Lane Bryant, Inc. (quar.)___A—
,
—
4.60%
2-15
2
(quat.)——•
Rinancff.Corp.,'common
preferred.-(quar.)
l-T-E
4-8
3-
.10 % A
3-29
/
4-8
5-1
25c
(quar.)
Rubber
&
Preferred
5%
2-28
-
preferred
General
Ginn
5-1
Corp. (stock dividend)——
Hardart C6. (N. Y.), common—
&
Units
2-14
3-15
•
-
5.28%
Global
9
2-28
.___
preferred
Giant
3-
3-20
8
8
from
(initinl quar.)
Lake Central Airlines, common (stock div.)__
6%% preferred Xquar;•
Hugoton Gas Trust-
2-15
Co.
preferred (quar;)
4-15
2-20
30c
Telephone Co. of California—
preferred
(quar.)
(1956 series),
Telephone & Electronics, common
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar,)—
:
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5'A%
4'A%
Giant
1
2-
1
3-
11 s/4c
1
($0,011
Laclede Gas Co., common (quar.)____
4.32%
preferred (quar.)_
5
Hudson
1
2-28
split—
—
2-15
3-
Company (quar.)
1—
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
Hudson Pulp & Paper, class A (quar.)
2-21'
$1.18%
(quar.)
two-for-one
1
3-27
2-28
Common
2-15
Creamery
4.56%
Inland
__
Utilities
2-15
Stockholders will vote at the annual meet¬
ing to be held on April 24 on a proposed
Equipment
approved
(initial)
common
5%
3-
6
3-
$1.25
933Ac
32Vic
________
3-15
3-
5%
.'! 5'A%
-preferred1 (quar, )_4_4_
;
Kollmorgen Corp. (quar.)__
Kresge (S. S.) C0. (quar,) _____________
Kroger Company , ;(quar.)
5
'$4 preferred (quar.)
Steel Industries, Inc.-—
Stockholders
3- 1
1
4-15
2-15
3-14
50c
(quar.)
3-15
3-
Hubinger
2-5
3-
7'Ac
—
common
preferred (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar,)
General Outdoor Advertising
-
45c
15c
(quar.)
1
$1.10
2-5
3-15
37'Ac
30c
.
5
2-25
12Vic
.-
Corp.
General
3-
4- ,1
4-
93%c
3-13
3-
10c
30c
(quar.)—
1
2- .8
3-1
3%
dividend)
(quar.)
interest
beneficial
4-11
3-27
1-24
4-
of
(stock
3-11
5%
'
$1.12Vi
3-1
25c
:
Inc.
income plus $0,069 from capital
:
.
1
2-26
(quar.)
Industries.
Share
8
5%
Foods
General
Kleinert (I. ;B.) Rubber Co.
Knickerbocker Fund—
2-
Hunt
$1.81
Fireproofing Co
Corp. (quar.)
1
2-27
11c
Co.
General
2-
2-15
preferred (quar.)-—
Houston Lighting & Power, common
2-15
1
2-
50c
Koehring Company,
common
5%
preferred (quar.)
-20c.
-
(quar.)—
33/4%
4-26
3-
(quar.)
General
2-25
Co.
Knudsen
preferred (quar.)—
—$L09%
Corp., common (quar.)
25c
preferred (quar.)
*
$1.06'/4
preferred (quart)—A_—_
_i__«.
$1.25
4.40%
4-26
(quar.)
Kleer-Vu
2-15
10c
■;»
8
3- m
15c
:
Kirsch
1
2-15
$.04166
_A_.i—wA I $.04166
8
2-
20c
30c
dividend
Stock
2-23
3-
3-25
Chemical
4%
>X
4-28
Battery & Ceramic Corp.
2-15
3-12
3-15
1
2-11
2-
3- X
International,; Inc.
3-25
(monthly)—_A—A-—.A——_
Household
2-25
25c
3- 9
2-28
95c
15c
Mtg. Co. • (quar.)__—
Hotel Corp., of America; 5% preferred (quar.) -
2-15
9
5-15
—
General
'
3-15
3-
5-15
(quar.)
3-8
Louie
King
2-15
1
25c
15c
15c
and
,3-5
3-1
2-21
(quar.)—-i—
General
New
3-
3-JB
2-15
2-15
3-15
stock
income)
3*15
4-15
2-14
3-15
1
(quar.)
3-
Manufacturing
§.%
3-15
4-
(quar.)
Keyes Fibre Co., common (increased)4.80%
preferred
(quar.)__i___
Keystone Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)
r
„
Hoskins
iMi
2-11
Ketchum & Co.
1-,
1
4-16
25c
common
2-20
1
-31
(quar.)
—
in cash
2-20
1
3-
vHorn
2-28
3-
Corp.
(quar.)___
Investors, common (yearof $1.70 from capital gains
payments
payable
5
3-
American
from
.
4-
preferred
50c
;/
Horizon. Land
2-25
3-29
American
General
.
4-19
5-
2-15
t25c
60c preferred
General
2-15
Hooker
1-31"
3-21
45c
.
common
1
Holly Stores, .5%
'
2-25
8
'
$4.25
——.——'—
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp.,
3-
87'Ac
1
3-11
37'Ac
12Vic
—
...
.2-21
:
30c
"
(monthly )^»w_
preferred
$4,375
Higbie
s.
Gas
3-15
$l
preferred (quar.)_—_—$1.09%
Co.
(quar.)—
20c
3-15
5<;
Gardner-Denver
Garland
2-21
—___1
(qUar.)_,
Appley—'
Class. A
2-21
5c
—————
.
8
3-19
3-15
-••■'..45e
$1.50
Heubein, Inc.; (quar.)___t.—_A—A____AuA—A_ A
Heyden Newport Chemical, common (quar.)
3-15
8
Si
A 'Class A
8
4-
2-
3-29
.
1-30.
2-
3-1
1
Gallon- Products
preferred
Herman
2-11
2-
8
Hercules Powder Co., common-—————A— '
$2 conv., class A (<i'aar.)^__A+_t.l_?—1_—_
2-18
$1
(monthly)
(monthly)——
3-15
2-
Stores.
Hercules
,
2-21
20c
-—_
class A
Corp.,
A
2-18
2-18
2-15
'J 15c
30c
(initial)
Futterman
K.
:
—
'
.
'10c
tl5c
v
(quar;j_
A
-
(quar.)__
Furman-Wolfson
Class
3-20
•
2Vu%';
■
Frost
3-15
1
2-15
'
—
2-25
3-
preferred (quar.)
'
$1
4%% preferred (quar.)w^-Ai.w*«»«-i.^__w A$1.12%
4.20% preferred (quar.)^»«.--.--.*.4._i___.«.
$1.05
4.35% preferred (quar.)
$1.08%
3.80% preferred (quar.)«_*_,^_i_i__i
9Sc
A
4% preferred (quar.)
Si
: 4.20%
preferred (quar. )
.''
$1.05
4.35% preferred (quar.)
$1.08%
4%% preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
Kavanau Corp. (monthly)
7c
1
Mon thly AiA-iUAAAAAii^i-—^
■:
v ■ ■ 7c.
Kellwood Company
(increased)——20c
Kennametal, Inez (quar,)^_^_fe_
20c
Kent-Moore Organization, Inc. (quar.)
25c
Kentucky Utilities Co.. common (increased)
45c
4% %
pref erred (quar.
$1,18%
2-8
1
3-
,
,
-
Friden,
1
Currency
(quar.)——
3-11
4-
$1.25
(quar.)—
A——
(quar.)
com.
3-11
62'Ac
$1,25
Corp.,
4%
$5
(Long Island) —
(subject to shareholders
Comptroller
3.80%
5-24
4-
.
Bank
dividend
and
—________ _
2-21
.3-1
Inc., class A—i_^——;
6c
Hastings Manufacturing Co.—A—T——
10c
Hawaiian Electric; Co.
(quar,)
Ai
'
23o,
Hawaiian Telephone Co; (increased)—*
16c
Hazeltine Corp. V (quar.)
20c.
Hecla Mining Co. (quar.)__;_LAA-_-—_—A___ .
12>Ac'
2-25
3-15
3- 1
4-15
25c
17Vic
30c
(quar.)--—-——-
(quar,).
National
Stock
,
Corp.
(quar.)—
3-
3-14
4%
Harvey s
2-14
-
4- I
4- 1
10c
56V4c
(stock dividend)—
Chemical Co.
Hart-Carter Co.
(quar.)
8-23
3-15
J$1.25
(quar.)
Foremost .Dairies,vlnc.v<;ommonA (quar,).-.-,
4V2V0 preferred (quar.)
Foster Grant Co.
45c,
Harshaw
5-24
•
12'Ac
$1.25
i.
.
3-11
15c>
—_
Moore
&
Steel
Aluminum
6-10
6
'25c
___•
3-18
4-17
3-11
P.
2-
25c
Refractories, com.. (quar.)'
; 6% preferred -(quar.)_—
Harcourt Brace & World. Inc.' (quar.)
__A.
Harsco Corp
(stock dividend)—
4-10
1
4-
Sutherland Paper (quar.)
35c
& Chemical, com.
(quar.)
22'Ac
preferred' (quar;)
-89%-c
preferred (quar.)
A-_" $1.03 Vs
43/4% preferred (q'uar.)__A_-.—-___i______ ;$1.183/4
4%% preferred (1959 ser.) (quar.)A.
$1.18%
KaiWs Lily Power & Light, new com. (inlt.)
31'Ac
V.
2-21
\35c
'25c
,
-
5%
preferred
Harbison-Walker
4-17
19Vic
—
Financial
Western
Kaiser
.
.
4% .preferred -Xquar. )_u'_
Handy & Harman, common <quar,)__••
(Tentative
First
K.
,.$1.25
■
1
First
Fischback
2-28
12c
Hamilton
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)—
Hamilton Watch Co., common (quar.)—
5
Laughlin
preferred (quar.).
2-28
.
.
(quar.)
2-25
6-1
4% %
4%%
Extra
2-15
3-
Corp.
—
5%
1
Hajoca
1
5-1
$1 ;
40c
10c
<Ss
9c
-.
2-15
3-
A:
,
Extra
Jones
8c
-
8
2-28
Fund
—
7
2-15
split)—
First
2-28
(quar.)
$1.25
Gulf Oil Corp.
_At.
40c
Gulf Power Co.s 4,64% pfd. -.(quar*): $1.16>
5.16% preferred (quar.)
—A...
$1.29
2-18
*
3-15
4- 1
3-11
3-15
"'45c
(increaseuii.-
(quar.)
12c
(quar.)___
Hackensack Water
"
Construction
&
2-28
preferred,
50c
(5-for-4
Inc.
First Bank Stock Corp. (quar.)
First National Bank of Hawaii
2-28
lc
Ohio RR.
2-28
2-18
1
1
A,
3-
3%%... preferred ( quar.)7;,J93%c;
Johnson & Johnson
(quar.);
'
25c
investment income-i.--—______
3-15
Marshall Field)
(see
net
33-
' 31'Ac
15c
._
(quar.)—I—
Corporation
;■
•From
2-28
28%c
(Maryland)
Co.
2-15
>
5% preferred (quar.)
Power & Light—
1
Central
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
$1.25
.
,
(Above payments are all from net Invest¬
ment income)
j
Guardian Mutual Fund, Inc.-—
1 ; u
23%c
30c
(quar.)—_
$1.20
preferred
(quar.)—,
$1.25 - preferred
(quar.)
Fiat Metal Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Fidelity
1
3-11
-3-15
30c
"
■
Share
A
Fund-
Administered
Gulf, Mobile
Paper Board Co.
(quar.)
preferred
Sign & Signal, common
4.60%
Federal
<.
Stock
Inc.,
A' •:A
Co.________________i______
4% preferred (quar.)____.
Jewel Tea Co.; common (quar.)
3-15
l'Ac
Common
2-15
Jaeger Machine
25c
Shares
FMC
FWD
When
■\lpy ,Nome of Company
35c
common
:
of Rec.
13
Holders
2-22
15c
3- 4
>
When
Share
Gregory/ Industries. Inc. (quar.)
(721)
Payable
Per
K'a\
3-29
-
;
Name of Company
3- 1
,
'
•
Holders
Payable of Rec.
17Vic
a. ;46%c A
$1.09
(quar.)_.
*
3-15
3-29
3-15
i40c
3-1
2-
37'AC
3-15
3-1
-
10c
-
Mines (increased
Robbins, .Inc. (quar.)
Mclntyre Porcupine
McKesson
&
quar.)
—
'
Continued
on
page
1
50
14
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(722)
Monday, February 18, 1963
...
Stock Record from the New York Stock-Exchange
11 FORI EVERY LISTED STOCK
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
;■ //y/Xyfy
Range for Previous
Year1902
Range Since Jan. 1,: 1963
-
STOCKS
,y
;«
y
.
Lowest
Highest
34 % Oct
■
23
56ya Aug 29
11% Oct
55
/
7
40% Feb
1
"/a,Jan
12% Jan
9
17
84% Feb
15
72
21% Jan 15
78% Dec 20
24
ABC
ACF Industries
Acme
13% Jan
lliyaFebl4
Acme
25% Jan
27
Adams Express Co--11:
2
9% Sep
28
21
Jan
2
-35-/V
y
33% Feb
25
21
3
12
Jan
13% Jan
24
90% Jan
2
49% Jan
54% Feb
6
11% Jan
22% Feb
11
26% Jan
8
14%: Jan
3
Xl6% Feb
6
Air
Feb
12
84 % Mar. 15
70% Feb
t
4% Feb
57
19
54'/a Jan..
Jan
91
Jan
9
Jan
10%
Feb
-
13
Jan
23
47% Jan
52% Jan
28
Dec
19% Jan
Jan
5
9»/4 Feb
26
5
46% Jan
15
14% Jan
13 y« Jan
17% Feb
44% Jan
99% Beb
22 % B'eb
42% Jan
23 V2 Mar
25
Jan
93
40
Feb
15
Allen
Allied
Allied
Kid
15
Allied
Allied
Stores
87% Jan
2
11% Jan
23
Jan
4
14% Jan
^*7% Jan/29
7
89-
2
54
Feb
12
8
V 91
Jan
17
.13% Jan
.
10
4%
34%
51
•
-
——
Allied
Jan
22
% Feb
7
8
Alside
17% Jun
25
28% Jan
4
20 Va Jan
23% Jan
23
Aluminium Limited
Jun
25
68% Mar 23
53% Jan
60 y2 Jan
14
Aluminum
18
Allis-Chalmers
15
23
Dec
31
May 29
34
Feb
9
22% Jan
25 Va Jan
3
15
113'/a Jan
122% Jan
24
Amerada
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
Z
1
84% Jun
134% Feb
25
20 y8 Jun
15
31
1
22% Jan
16
27% Feb
11
15% Oct
24
23% Jan
23
17% Jan
3
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6
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26
Feb
16
97
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11
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114
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18
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25
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65
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4
18
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4
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25
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14
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21
Petroleum
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Corp
preferred
100
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It
American
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25
.
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11
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13
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31
5
2
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convertible preferred-/;
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100
11
38 V2 Jan
2
Gas
Products
4%%
11
42% Jan
34% May 29
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22
Jan.
57
45% Oct
Aldens
Jan
96
24
81% May
Alco
93 »/2 Jan
12
15
29
32%
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20% Jan
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5
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14
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14
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19
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10
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5% May 29
59% Jan
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2
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4
12
4
30
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65
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4
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10
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.
1
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80
7
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14
71% Jan
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SALE PRICES
HIGH
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Tuesday
;
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.
1
15
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EXCHANGE
14
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24
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25
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32
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16
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18,400
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19
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17
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9
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2
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25
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2
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5
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30
41%
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22
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Chain
1
—
preferred
5
11 Va
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54% Jan
17
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25
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29
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34 V4 Feb
13
23% Jan
8
28 V4 Jan
24
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31% May 29
51% Jan
5
41% Jan
3
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91% Feb
12
94
18
94
Dec 21
35Va Jun 25
50
Dec 26
31.
84
Jan
3
;
■i- 22
Jan
.
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Commer Barge Line Co—3
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prior
preferred—100
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2
54% Feb
1
65% Jan
2
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3
44% Jan
23
28% Oct
24
35% Dec
31
33 Va Feb
8
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3
36
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14
64% Dec
4
57% Jan
3
62% Jan
18
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15
American
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&
Jun 29
Jun
5
17% Jan
2
24 Va Feb
16
8% Jan
2
11
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8
34% Jan
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12% May 29
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18
25% Jun
25
40
44 Va Oct
1
79
17
10% Jan
30
39% Feb
14
2
58 Va Jan
22
20% Feb
13
19% Feb
13
15
5
12
42% Jan
20 Va Jan
81
2
7
86
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24% Oct
23
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3
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.
2
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1
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a
84
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4
30% Jan
101 :Jan
3
36% Jan
29
Sep
5
12% Oct
24
18% Mar 13
27
30% Apr 19
18% Sep 18
2
14% Jan
22% Jun
27 Va Jan
11% May 29
24
Oct
Oct
23% Oct
<
23
Feb
39,900
21%
23,100
15%
115Va
100
61% Jan
2
65 Va Jan
25
American
Optical
32 Va Jan
2
10% Jan
17
Jan
25
American
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
54% Jan
4
28% Feb
8
32 Va Jan
7
American
Potash & Chem
18 Va Jan
25
12% Jan
Rad
18
American
25
24
7%
preferred
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3
.
38 Va Dec
31
37% Jan
41% Feb
15
136 % Jan
2
114% Jan
125% Feb
7
44% Apr
5
29 Va Jan
31% Jan
8
2
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19
127% Jan
25
63% Dec
27
60% Jan
8
22% Jan
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24
20
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25
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23
Jan
25 % Mar 19
May 29
25
25
19
22% Aug 29
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31
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17
26
25
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24
10
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27
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39'
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26
54
Jun
25
May 28
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18,900
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62
63
62
62
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28 'u
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5
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Jan
133
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30
65% Feb
6
2
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3
4
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5
9
26% Jan
29
16
26% Feb
15
25
Jan
2
15
13% Jan
18
Mar 30
45% Feb
12
33% Mar 29
25% Jan
2
20% Jan
15% Feb
12
4
American Seating Co
Amer
7
14
17
July
23
Jan
29
15% Feb
15
48% Jan
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Jan
22
17% Jan
4
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25
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154 Va
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22
Amsted Industries Inc.—:
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32
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4
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46%
47
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32
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14
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35
35
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95
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9
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27
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26
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19
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5
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12
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7
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25
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8
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11
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May 16
footnotes,
9
Jan
see page
25.
Jan
29
39% Jan
37% Jan
8
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&
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—
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62
40% Jan
Cable
58,900
133
131%
-
65
30 Va Jan
&
;18,000
122,500
29%
64%
2
27% Jan
41Va
123%
/
65%
4
4
SOll,600
42,600
.64%
15
Jan
340
1,900
y
51%
40%
121 '/a
:
37% Jan
37
156-/1#
31 %
128
52% Jan
28
16,800
: 23%
'•24':;
*126% 128
31 m
31V2
49
49%
3,400
5,700
60%
30%
126Va
37 % Jan
23% Jun
3iy»
X;
24
—50
,
10 % .10%.
' 65
.
157
157
157%
31%
31%
10 Va
64 %
:10
156 V4
18
17%
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
3
3,400
'
*26%
*25%
*24
shares—l_No par
Inc
Inc endorsed
■
152%
40%
40
40%
'
U-* T
1*2% l2o%
29%
u, ".■:;
29%
132% 132%
? 132% 133
65
\rx
w •'
■ v-oiVa
23
- 23 V4 ;
23%' 23%
28%
*27%
28Va
*27%
14%
-5 y >:- 46V4
' 'y '*• 27%
AmDfix Corn
13%
31 %
-
American
Sugar Refining com
25
7% preferred
—25
American Tel & Tel Co——-_33 %
American Tobacco common -_i:_6.25
■
158
32V«
32%
9%
10%
61%/ 62%
156 Va 157
23%
23 Va
126%
preferred_100
">
18 Va-
; 18
.
—10
Co__No par
32% Feb
1,000
23 Va
com_No par
52% Feb
5,300
41%
Ship Building
39% Jan
16%
28 Ve
23
Smelt & Rei'g
26% Jan
300
16 Va
28 Va
22%
American
2
*28 Va
22%
107
107
16%
29
16%
28%
40 Va
American
% Mar
16 %
28 Va
34,900
40%
4
43
16%
28%
'X'••'__•_•
23
14
Co
16%
28 Va
76,800
:
22%
14
non-cumulative
16%:
28 Va
/5%
40%
11% Jan
6%
107%
16%
24 Va
85%
35 Va
22
65% Feb
1% preferred
American Snuff
*107
108
4
22
34% Feb
1
35%
23
2
17
85 Va
40%
2
21
108
'
23%
♦84%;
24%
21%
2
158% Feb
108
'
23 y
9% Jan
24% Jan
127
Jan
35%
40 Va
56 Va Jan
Jan
*107%
23%
*84 Va
X34%
23%
85 Va'
33%
41%
30% Jan
•: Jan
23%
*84Va;
100
22
7
21% Jan
'
85 Va
34
-
3,100
108
23%
17
125
23%
33%
•t-'e
21
20%
*105
108
18,100
23
May 4
Apr 24
151
*84 %
-
-
39%
•
40 %
40% Feb
65
22%
85 Va
34%
108 X
16
21
20%
*lb5
108
•
39%
39%
*15%
16
20%
20%
*105
10%
21%
100
&
23%
*15%
16
20%
108
16%
1
& Std
20%
...
10
Co
Co
18% Jan
*15%
*105
28
No par
14 % Jan
98 Va May 29
42% Jun
Gas
154% Jan
;
„
1.66%
Corp
Co
18 Va Jan
29% May 29
Jan
*107%
—2
3
20% Feb 27
25 Va Oct
33%
—No par-
73% Jan
30% May 8
133% Apr 11
33% July 18
Jan
22%
*84%
1
com
16
20%
108
*105
1.75
com
News
26
20%
1
100
Inc
.
•
*15 Va
|_l
Natural
1
10
/,-53%
Motors
20% Nov
i? 17
53
20%
American
152
123
53%
21%
American
2
32
52%
21
American
7
16,400
37%
18
2
53,300
10%
21 Va
14
2
23% -.24%
54 %
24
Jan
11,100
53%
45 % Jan
16 % Jan
6l7/a
61%
20%'
24% Jan
150
37%
40,200
:
37 %
12
152% May 16
30% Mar 15
10%
4,600
.v
4
13
2
23%
10%
35
34%
4
22% Feb
22
23 Va
10%
47,100
41% :/'4i%
21
Jan
40V8 Feb
24
23%
10%
-.
54 Va
2
15
23 %
y
37%
Meter Co
2
61 %
,
42
20%
23
Jan
122
v;
60%
■
•
53%
Apr
/, 16
607/8
52 % -33
34%-* 35 Va
62 Va
61V4
52%. 53.
41 %
?
r
37
convertible preferred
Metal Products
American
35 Va
21%
American
7
40%
34%
54%-.'
Jan
%:■ 8% May 29
48% July 181
142
4%%
6
40 Va
34%
37%
24
Oct
142% Jan
14
Jam 31
52
40%' :
343/«
21 Va
100
16% Feb
52%
.40
53%
Fdry
29% Jan
"51
41
34%
37%
Climax
2
52*%
v
400
•300
y 10
•
1
preferred
3
:
93
par
preferred&
*91%
7,500
.46%
v
r
„-_l2.50
Corp
Products
Mach
52.s'a
*45%
4
■
,v
25%
93
*91%
93
*91%.
*25
46
46
.
2,200
21%
V
25%
23%
Supply Corp_No
Metal
45%
y
10%
53
24
8% Oct
12
3.90%
American
45%
1
*25
'
10%
24
Oct
48 % May 29
24
109
American
45%
•
22
46
30% Oct
20
Hardware
prior
25%
21%
21%
21%
21%
25%
6,000
50%
10%
American International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
5%%
V; 21%
r ^
a
50%
'
23
Jan
7
50%
2,600
11%
11%
11%
50
60%
Home
25
11%
50%
.
'
10%
Hosp
23
nv4
50
22,800
21,900
•
60 %
x22%
5
American
Jan
46%
42 Va --42%
_40c
___—
American
104
35%
46%
42
Power—No par
Foreign
Jan X4i
21% Jan
25
*33%
.
34%
47 Va
41%
60
16
2
Jan
40Va
lo
;
—
23
3
Jan
20 Va Jan
104
Co
Power Co—__6.50
Enka
American
52 Va Jan
8
79% Sep
97
5:
2
24% Jan
24
Distilling
American.Electric
Jan
106 Va Nov
Mar 20
15% Oct
American
33% Feb
May 29
13% May 29
18%Jun 28
101
Feb
21 Va
25 %
*44Va
*91V2
51%
•
11 Va
.
36
46%
41%
35%
-
41%
,
35%
47%
35%
46%
'•
11 Va
50%
;
1
.
:•
Cable—No par
Corp
&
Oct .23
18% Oct
20
,
f
common—-12.50
—
Co
42% Jan
51
.
Broadcasting-Pararrtount
Theatres Inc
American
7%
:
■
34%
16%
17 Vs
,
-33%
16%'
7,200
-
34%
16%
'
1,800
21,000
: 400
Volume
197
Number 6239
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(723)
15
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
••
Year 1962
Lowest
33
Jun
25
23 % Jun
25
40
Oct
32
38% Feb
Oct 24
57 V4 Feb
25
82% Jan
2
24
47
9% Oct
30
*
33J/4 Jan
51% Jan
2
56% Jan
28
Armco
42% Jan
23
2
47% Jan
25
Armour
15
7
7
87 '/a Jan
2
92% Feb
34% Jan
3
38'/4 Feb
Arizona
1
/ Mar 22
15
76
Feb
4
2
Arnold
Aro
26
£6% Jan
2
31
20
'25% Jan
2% Jan
2
27 / Jan
11
2
3% Jan
Associated
80%Ja,n
59
2
5
Jan
110% Jan
64
,Jan
15
Jan
2
10% Dec
26% Jan
9
21
101/4 Jan
2
10% Jan
28
49% Jan
4
43% Jan
2
48% Jan
28
91% Apr
47% Dec
6
87
90% Jan
24
21
41% Oct 24
57% Feb
811/4 Jan
88
Nov
25% Feb
5
10
31% Jun 27
3
2
1
Jun
17
21
Jan
10
v
July 23
42%
32%
32 y4
32 y2
19,500
44%
543/4
44%
54 y8
543/4
Atlantic
4%
54% Feb
14
Atlantic
29
Atlantic
Refining
11
B
14% Jan
11
14
2 % Jan
2% Jan
11
Atlas
3
15% Jan
11
5%
27% Dec
18
25
% Jan
/Feb
17% Jan
14
26y4 Jan
22
30% Mar 29
20
30
22% Jan
4
Jan
23
37
37
363/4
38%
11%
11%
4,400
11
11%
370
19% / 20%
29%
29%
19%
19%
19 %
29
"
47%
;
29%
26%
'26%
-
3%
48%
3%
48
110
60
59
253/4
26%
2%
48%
*109
60
20
109
59%
26
30
26 y2
26%
2%
26%
40
201/4
3,200
11,700
31V
26%
*2%
2 -
14,200
2,700
•
"*
48
47%
'
47%
*109'/4
110
5,400
r 100
59%
*109
60
'20%
3
47%
109
59%
26%
-
20 y4
30 3%
2%
■* ?
47% " 48
110
•
29%
26 y8
26M»s<:26%.
3
*109
J
x591/4
60
5,700
110
593/4
10%
26%
103/4
263/8
10%
26a/4
26%
26%
46%
10%
46%
103/4
46%
10%
10%
90
46
90
46%
46%
52%
52%
90%
...10
52%
53%
90%
533/4
1,900
No par
463/4
90%
54»/4
53%
54
100
87%
88%
*87%
53
88%
51%
6,600
87%
523/8
53
1
15%
90%
52%
53%
52%
52l/4
,
.
53
51%
15%
15%
15%
15%
2%
2%
2%
15%
53%
52%
j
88%
2%
15%
15'%
15y8
18%
26Va
26"/a
27%
15%
15
24V4
21%
1
23%
24»/4
23%
„_5c
21%
22%
21V8
19
22
87%
16%
16%
88%
163/4
2%
23/8
2%
15%
15%
/
420
92,200
72,900
27%
15%
203/4
2,400
21%
21%
22%
30
15,100
28%
29%
1,800
20%
27%
15%
240
293/4
22V4
18%
87%
15%
15%
24%
18%,
49,700
12,300
17,900
2%
15y8
v
;
87%
2%
15%
*90
153/4
16
-
18%
*24
*
15%
243/8
Corp
Avnet Electronics
Corp
*90
2%
-
No par
common..;
90%
15%
1
20
...—......
Avco
12,700
90
10%
Corp common
preferred
Nichols
72 y2
90
46%
Conv prior pref ($1.20)
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.5o
2
15
19%
46%
713/4
107/8
14
13% Jan
20% Feb
12
45 y4
72%
90I/2
45 %
'
90%
46%
30
28
2
12
-
72
*88%r
10%
Austin
13
123/8
45'/a
72 y2
*883/4
361/4
*12
29'A
15
28% Feb
35V»
12%
26%
22% Feb
31% Jan
35
28"%
Atlas Chemical Industries
2
14% Jan
9% Oct 24
8834
26»/4
3%
preferred
20
8
72%
88%
35
"12
1
4%
common;
23
17% Jan
71%
89
35%
3,100
29,600
16,000
46%
90%
Coast Line RR._;
Jan
88% Jan
series
73%
89
1
com
54
7
72%
44%
35%
2.50
.
86% Jan
$3.75
45%
_____100
City Electric Co
preferred
16
16% Feb
44%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com.10
5%
non-cumulative preferred__lo
15
16% May 29
25
413/4
32'/4
53%
Brewing
46% Jan 21
48
Jan
2
17
32%
53% "
45'/4
72%
2.50
Feb
3
15
Jun
Corp
15% Sep
20% Dec
29
11% Jan
25
Shares
32%
52%
Co..
1
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5.25% 1st preferred
100
Associates Investment Co
10
22
31
the Wet»
32%
1
Arvin Industries Inc—_
Ashland Oil & Refining..,.
14
11
Feb. 15
42
52%
5
25'/
13
48% Feb
Friday
Feb. 14
413/4
52
Corp
13% Jan
22
<
32%
1
20% Feb
43% Jan
108% Feb
Sales for
Thursday
/
41%
32%
common
4
15
41%
52%
Co
2
Feb
413%
52%
No par
Constable
41%
•
Feb. 18
32%
5
V $3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber
42
PRICES
Wednesday
'
-"Feb. 12
10
....
Armstrong Cork Co
x41%
•
2.50
1
.-.
10% Jan
2
34V4 May 29
12% Jun
Co
Corp
Co
17'/8 Jan
16
12% Nov
&
16
27% Jan
Oct
Steel
Service
12
6
'
Public
Tuesday
Feb. 11
No par
Jan
51/8 May 25
-47% Nov 21
110% Jun 22
1
Sep 27
85
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
2
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Monday
EXCHANGE
28% Feb
% Oct 25
20% Aug
9% Aug
15
;
23% Apr
33% Feb
15% Oct 25
20 % Jun 15
19% May 29
52
42% Feb
66% Jan
18
2
v
30% Jan
16
73% Apr
891/4 Jun
25% Oct
27% Oct
105 Vi Jan
5
30
NEW YORK STOCK
.v-
Highest
40% Jan
STOCKS
Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
,
71% Mar 15
22
47% Jun
Range Since
Highest
421/4 Dec 31
15%
153/4
15%
15%
29,800
24%
25
243/a
21
24%
22
65,900
20%
21%
44,800
B
4% May 29
37y8Jun
10
8 % Mar
26
May 29
11% Jun
17
25
27 % Jun
20
85% Jan
9 % Oct
60
7
51% Jan
4
123/a Feb
13
14
Jan
12
14% Jan
2
100% Jan
36% Feb
4
106% Feb
88
Jan
3
Feb
Jan
31
31% Jan
7
92
19
46% Jan
2
51 y2 Jan
21
12
3
85 % Mar
8
71
Jan
2
20% Jan
5
38% Dec
24
10% Jan
2
52% Apr
30
12 Va Feb
39% Jan
7
23% Jan
45% Feb
15
4
13% Jan*
3
36
Oct
22
22
Dec
59
21
Jan
37
19
Jan
40% Jan
2
26
15% Jan
Jan
9
18% May 29
21
343/a Jan
29% Feb
23% Jan
61
9
25% Jan
42
Jan
3
37
Feb
12
58% Jan
10
29 % Jun
27
44 y4 Jun
25
96% Mar 28
17% Oct
24
62 % Jun 14
541/4 NOV
Jan
2
2
31%
Jun
14 y4
100 /
29 y8 Mar 21
152 3/4 Jan
2
28
27
36% Dec
16y8Jun
24
May 29
Jan
47% Jan
Labox-atories
Bayuk Cigars Inc
10
3
102
Jan
2
23% Jan
>98
1153/4 Jan
Feb
12
65
Jan
15% Jan
16
34 Va Feb
4
35
Jan
30
7
8
66
14
Jan
15
163/4 Jan
Beck
Shoe
Beech
34% Jan
2
393/4 Feb
8
123/a Jan
8
153/, Jan 29
9
20% Jan
Creek
Beech-Nut
Belco
Petroleum
223/4 Peb
0
24
19% Feb
26
15% Oct 24
13% Jan
3
17
50 y2 Jan
Feb
1
4
21% Feb
8
24 y4 Jan
9
12% Feb
14
2
11
7
Bell
7 % Jun
48
25
Sep 27
75 % Jan
19
9
31
Jan
Jan
541/4 Jan
25
2
55% Mar 15
49 V2 July 16
108% Jun 15
49% Jan
15
54% May 28
513/4 Jan
2
34% Jun
l%Jan
2
27% Oct 26
22% Oct 24
27% Oct
22
1403/4 July 24
16% Jun 15
793/4 Jan
3
40 y2 Jun
25
22% Oct
31
20
31
Oct
16
25
25
34 y4 Oct
15
Jan
32% Feb
321/4 Feb
4
3
Jan
8
May
2
2
25
2
15Va Feb
2
21% Jan
14
36% Jan
11
403/8 Feb
4
30V4 Jan
213/8 Jan
4
35% Feb
183/4 Jan
2
193/i Feb
11
21% Feb
_
13
233/4 jan
9
57% Jan
18
623/4 Feb
44% Feb
11
87
Feb
13
113/4 Jan
15
Jan
11
22 Va Jan
2
103/4 Feb
13
363A Dec
21
35 "Va Jan
2
2% July 9
4% Jun 28
4% Feb
93/4 Jan
6
3% Jan
2
22
5% Feb
2
93/4 Feb
13
30% Feb
12
34% Jan
2
10 V4 Jan
3
12
4
373/b jan
3
993/4 Feb
23
85% Jan
30
Dec
4% Feb
4
26 % Oct
24
60% Jun
15
83% Jan
4
903/4 Dec
13
87
May 29
Jan
23
36% Jan
6 3/8 Jan
2
43% Apr
3
30
109
Jun
70
Jun
27
116
13
Apr
25
111% Jan
4
Feb
47
3
18
40
114
Jan
26
99% Feb
Jan
26
85% Jan
24
2
52 3/4 Jan
61 y2 Jan
93% Jan
10
2
17% Feb
8
22
20% Jan
8
57
Jan
8
601/4 Feb
15
23
Oct
25
22
30 y4 Nov
28
25
Jan
12% May 29
9% May 29
79
Dec 31
28
213/a Feb
281/2 Jan
7
14
14% Jan
2
17
Feb
15
8
11% Jan
Bucyrus-Erie
2
14
Jan
4
24
Budd
79% Jan
2
26
85
Feb
41% Feb
21
8y4 Oct
28% Jan
31
7
37
18% Mar
Jan
8
15
l03/8 Jan
2
12% Jan
30
Jun
26
613/4 Jan
153/8 Jan
18 3% Jun
25
80
Jan
18
70
Apr
9
84
Jan 23
113/4 jun
IV* Oct 23
20% Oct
Dec
Dec
-55
24
Jan
12% Jan
29
14
88
7
93
Bulova
Burlington
18% Feb
16% Jan
17
313/4 Feb
15
29
21
Jan
"2
10% Jan
9
Jan
8
Jan
2
24
Jan
16
4% Jan
3
113/4 Jan
175/a July 18
122 % Mar 27
12% Jan
18% Oct 24
27% Feb
85% Jan
12
93% Dec
11
48V4 Nov 27
52% Jan
3
12
28
--26
Mar
Jan
28
51% Feb
5
9% Feb
11
105/8 Jan
21
2
-24% Jan
40%
40
40%
40
40
28
29
283/4
29
28%
283/4
4,600
9,300
24%
213/a
21
102%
98
103
*101 %
'
*64%
66
*15%
15%
59
*34%
35
37%
*64%
*34%
63
62%
623/4
9,600
3,200
♦101%
213/4
1
103
*1011/2
21%
21%
1001/4
1023/4
64%
64%
15%
153/4
35
39
38V4
14%
141/4
14%
20%'
203/4
14%
14%
20%
203/B
15%
15%
15%
20%
20%
15 3/4
16
x223/4
par
14%
20
15%
15%
225/8
2,100
23%
22%
22%
46,900
39%
233/s
223/4
23%
22%
23%
10
10%
10
10%
10 Va
10 %
10%
56%
55%
56%
565/«
57%
56%
51%
52 3/s
51%
57%
52%
52%
38%
10%
56%
1
*52
*115
52%
52
33%
116
34
283/4
52
*115
116
Z
30
30 %
156%
22%
..5
l3/a
33%
29%
30%
30%
157
1563/4
54%
x293/4
24
34%
30
30
•
1%
34 %
31%
34
>
13/8
1%
33
34%
30%
30%
31%
31%
.313/4
32 %
157%
156%
157%
22%
23%
X23
23%
90
*88%
523/4
*513/4
*114
•
157%
303/4
157
52
52%
90
31
18,700
521/4
300
U6V4
100
1%
17,900
2,400
33'/2
31 %
28,300
32%
32
156%
141,900
1561%
2,100
23%
9,300
*88%
64%
54%
543/4
55
55
55
293/4
29%
295/a
55
29%
293/,
28%
28'%
10,100
25
2,100
29,100
54%
293/4
245/8
30
61%
24%
<
14%
*24%
15%
14%
15
14%
243/4
143/4
25 Va
25%
393/a
39
25%
395/8
253/8
38%
9,300
33
39%
33
34%
387/«
34 V*
38,700
35%
19%
195/8
35%
19%
7,200
22%
19%
23%
19%
213/4
193/a
22
19%
21%
22
603/4
61%
22%
593/4
60%
22%
3,000
44%
*853/4
23%
613/4
11%
•
44 Va
60%
443/8
60%
43%
60%
44%
60%
43%
44%
7,100
17,800
38%
87
103/4
10%
103/4
10%
38%
38 5/8
103/4
107/a
37%
38%
38%
11%
113/a
105/8
5
5%
9
43/4
4%
43%
43%
88
100
*86
89
100
39
100
♦112%
86%
*86
•
383/4
113
*112
91
*90%
18
113/8
5 .;.V
87%
86%
*86%
39%
112%
383/4
1123/4
91
90
18%
18
*58 %
59%
59
5
11%
87i/2
53/8
9%
313/4
44
89
*86
5%
9%
31%
173/4
:
5%
93/4
31%
11%
4%
43%
x863/i
87%
9%
11%
43/4
43%
1
53/8
♦86
31%
31%
3
39%
4,200
39
4%
59
44V2
87
8%
303/4
58%
■#
35
11
4%
'17%
38%
V
87%
8%
No par
No par
25
38%
313/4
<
24%
11 •; V
*
31
8%
24%
373/4
38%
4%
V
♦853/4
11%
10
10
4,800
24%
193/8
44%
87%
_i
90
14%
24%
33
23%
23
*88%
24%
323/4
193/4
x91
1%
523A
117
88%
39
44%
15
52%
*114
88%
55
39%
5
3.50
1%
34%
523/8
■
8,200
14,800-
.
23
243/4
19%
2.50
1 %
52%
52%
116 V
10%
57
2,900
22%
32
^.No par
-
10%
56%
/
19,100
4,900
22%
39%
j
1.25
52%
116
'
393/a
88%
*87
2I50
1%
13%
A
11,500
35
19%
100
series
90
15%
*34'/8
153/4
,
23%
Inc
15%
35
14%
143/4
14
....
6,200
29,500
66
16%
24
Inc
21%
101%
64%
16'/a
*34 Va
38%
103
213/4
100
20
23%
Inc..
93/8
11
5%
4,800
Z;
9%
8,200
3,500
11%
24,200
4%
5
4%
45%
45%
46
45%
46
89%
883/4
90%
90
913/4
89
39
*87%
89
38%
*87%
39%
100
8,900
6,900
32%
32
11%
,
'V
47/8
3,900
:?
6,600
32,400
89
: /:■
V
39
39
112
112
112
90%
90%
91
90
185/8
90%
1,400
18%
18%
I 18
I8V4
100,200
1123/4
112
7,000
420
27%
27%
27
59%
60
27%
27%
27%
60%
6OV4
15%
16
155/8
16
27%
273/4
153/4
16
27
273/8
11,300
5
13%
13%
15%
16%
163/4
17
22,500
No par
1
*84
13%
86%
*31%
32%
*84
13%
13%
863/4
32%
*84
33
33 Vb
13%
13%
86%
*84%
33%
34-
13%
.
863/4
13%
*85
100
135/a
V 15,800
86%
/
34
33%
123/a
12
123/a
59
59
583/4
583/4
11%
11%
r"V.
34%
12
,
1,500
10
Inc
com
113/4
11%
11%
11%
12
x58%
58%
58%
59
58%
59
5
Inc
113/4
5
-
Co
59%
1
5
A
....
11%
11%
11
11%
11%
11%
27%
273/4
*85%
283/8
11%
11%
9,300
28%
28%
87%
28%
291/8
*85 %
86,400
87%
*75%
93
86
78%
86
*753/8
78%
93
*93
94
27%
1
28
♦93
275/8
94
15
*85%
87%
♦755/8
78%
*93
94
/V15
15%
;;
15%
15%
15%
153/b
15%
.
*75%
94
2,300
10
78%
*93
.
4,300
;
15%
15%
v
"70
29
29%
28%
29%
283/4
1
20%
29%
20%
*20%
29
20%
20%
291/4
20%
29%
313/4
3%
Co
Financial Corp
California
Packing
Corp
10%
10%
*10
10%
20%
20%
*10%
103/4
20%
20%
700
10%
10%
10%
10%
800
9%
21,900
1
8%
8%
2.50
24 Vb
24%
53/4
5%
12%
—~
_5VvS
conv
preferred
Southern Ry Co
Breweries
Pacific
2,600
39
14%
*19%
87%
78%
Canada
245/a
44%
38%
xl6
Z2
*85%
Canadian
243/a
44%
38
63
103
155/8
245/a
44%
*34 Va
35
*
37%
24
*64%66 V
15% y 15%
383/4
*75%
31 :V? V Canadian
66
21%
500
10,200
37%
,1
103
100%
143/8
44%
■:«.
44 %
,
*101%
21%
102
Xl3%
.
Industries
Terminal
103
243/s
;
*141/4
2,100
38%
14%
7.50
preferred
$4.25
/•
24%
1011/4
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
.1.66%
25
"22% Jan
'
40
28
50c
•
Club
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
5
93j/b Jan
Jan
41%
27 S/8
X21 Vb
1
Corp.IIIs
Brass
California
•
23% Jan 22
91% Jan
50
Feb
IO71/2 Jan
21% Jan
9
10
16
143/8
40
28
13/8
_I
Byers Co (A M)
18
271/2 Jan 24
5% Jan 29
14%
44
100
Bush
:% 13% Jan 29
93% Jan
15
9% Jan
-
430
*101%
....
3
14%
45%
3 % % preferred.
100
4%% second preference...—100
Burndy Corp
—-V.V.1
Burroughs Corp
5
Feb" 13
2
2
8
14
4%
143/s
100
,
Jan
10
3
Jun
9
19% Jan
2
7% Jan
Sep 25
193% Sep
Jan
14 Va Jan
I3V2 May 21
10
Jan"
14%
10
...
Watch
14%
No par
Bullock's Inc
22
29 Vb Jan
28
26
32% Jan
8
2
2
90%
16% Mar 12
23
May 28
9% Jan
143/4
45
63%
...
Buffalo Forge Co
Co
8
5,000
443/4
63 V8
100
Co
preferred
44%
63%
;
May 29
76
593/4 Jan
851/2 Jan
10
4
123/a Mar 28
17
$5
44%
50c
common
Bullard
13
24% Jan
5
53% Mar 26
•
Jan
25% Jan
'
13
78
93% Dec
24
17% May 29
8% Oct 26
14
88
27
24% Oct
2
26% Dec
9% Oct 24
29
5
Co
*44%,
1
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
15a/4 Feb
900
44 3/4
12Va
63%
common
preferred
Shoe Co
Brunswick Corp
84% Oct
27% Oct
44
.
5.50%
Brown
751/2
100
preferred
Brooklyn Unioft Gas common
21
13% Oct
16%
743/4
113/4
_5o
33% %
18
16 V
/
11%
2 pesos
Sons
Airways
16'a
75
11%
63%
100
&
16%
75
5
—
J)
16%
11%
63 %
12.50
1
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
30
89% Jan
(E
800
75
~__5
~~ _l
preferred
Braniff
14
Jan
90% Jan
45% Jun
.
5%
491%
15%
38%
Boston & Maine RR
common.No par
Brach
49
28
1
__
Boston Edison Co
14
5% Jan
27
35
Co
2,400
44
IlOO
Borman Food Stores Inc
38% Jan 28
11% Feb
7
8% Mar 13
39 y4 Nov 26
25
Borden
301/4
11
24%
g
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%:. preferred
50
301/4
74%
24
common
120
30%
50
295%
*49
921/4
15%
38%
common
20,500
*90%
11%
44%
44
________
Book-of-the-Month
6
8
41% Jan
85
92
75
44
II.No
&
90%
106
75
383/4
__
343/4'
*105
11
24%
"
13%
353%
105v2
11
*14%
100
Bohn Aluminum
Bond Stores Inc
341/4
105
5%
74 %
43%
~
5%
15 %
_2 50
Boeing Co
14
49
29%
*49
37
Corp
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co...
Bobbie Brooks Inc
13
22% Jan
483/a Jan
3
84% May 24
7% Jun 25
Blaw-Knox Co
14
24% Dec
9% Oct 22
3% Oct
Feb
30
92
44
4 % % pfd series
of 1951.
Black & Decker
Mfg Co
553/4 jan 29
30V2 Jan 30
29%
49
44
"
Inc
30%
44
...
Bigelow-Sanford
15
271/4 Jan
21% Jan
2
29% May 29
253% Oct
14
90%
15%
Gypsum Co —_IIIIIl40c
Bethlehem Steel
Corp common
.8
7% preferred
25
88% Jan
Inc
34%
49%
5%
106%
90%
103/4
Bestwall
14
Jan
23% Feb
10
51% Jan
158
Co
34%
*105%
74V2
Corp
&
34%
106%
*90 %
37%
Intercontinental Corp
Best
15
123/a Jan
39% Jan
26% Feb
18 y2
Jan
87
Mar 19
35% Jan 15
2
20% Jan
6
32,600
34%
*105%
92
37 %
_
45% preferred
y;$4.50 conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
4
13%
353%
35%
106%
43%
.
Jan
1% Feb
2
153
28% Mar 12
70
Jan
2
24
79
24
27% Mar 14
87% Nov 12
7
9,700
133/4
15%
...
Beneficial Finance Co
13
13%
2
&
Bendix
116
2
283/4 Jan
Bell
591/4 Jan 24
4
263/4 Jan
Corp
Belding-Heminway
52% Feb
52% Jan
-
2
32% Jan
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
3
152 Va Apr
Jan
1% Jan
5
37% Apr
Sep 25
19% Jun
116
20
Jan
56% Feb
Oct 24
35% May 29
Jan 29
26
41% Jun
l3/4 Feb
42
Feb
64
9% Oct 24
18
128% Mar 23
18
13%
_i
1
Gossett Co
Bell & Howell Co
113/4 Oct
13%
53/«
No pai*
II
Savers
13%
303/e
50
pfd
RR..._,
Life
13
50
I ~10
ZZZ.Z 10
II.1
Inc
S)
7,500
13%
123/4
49%
1
4%%
Beech Aircraft
Corp
8
17
(A
483/4
123/8
~i0
~
4%% preferred
!.
Beaunit Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc
18
48
12s/«
29
•
_
Beam (James B)
Distilling Co
Beatrice Foods Co common
Jan 29
7,000
48%
12%
35
I.IIIII.i
;
Baxter
41% Jan 29
643/4 Jan 25
21
95
Feb 19
22 3% Jan 22
35
Apr 26
5
29 y4 Sep
11% Oct
y4 Jan 29
71
101% Oct
16
11% Jun
52
Feb
5%
483%
12%
*90%
...
4
26
24
49
123/8
106%
preference
Basic Products
Corp
Bath Iron Works
Corp
Bausch & Lomb Inc
4
11
363/4 Oct
common
convertible
5%
48 5/s
12%
100
&
Inc
5%
29
45% Jan
2
Basic
5%
49 Va
12%
100
Ohio common
100
non-cumulative preferred.
10o
4%
15
13
B
*5%
47%
123/4
13%
com__No~par
Bangor & Aroostook
Corp.
Barber Oil
Corp
17
12 V* Nov
;
Baltimore
7
76% Jan
Elec
preferred series
preferred series C
4%
17% Jan 29
Jan
&
4%%
14
27
22% Feb
24;
Gas
5%
48 3/8
12%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton Corp_~I~l3
Baltimore
6
9
5%
47%
9
~~v"i
_
7
1
1
Babcock & Wilcox
Co..
Baker Oil Tools Inc
24
Feb
32% Jan
5
Babbitt (B T) Inc
22
13
48% Feb
25
8% Oct
5% Jan
5
943/4 Miar
19
Jun
11
333/a Feb
23
29
Oct
Mar 20
104 y2 Mar
4
18 y2 Oct
30
5% Feb
46% Feb
9
19% Apr 19
37% Mar 28
27
963/4 Jun
12
58 % Feb
Ry
Ltd
-V"
153/4
101
223/4.;= 22%
*93
8%
8%
8%
241/4
24%
24%
53/4
5%
5%
W12%
125%
15%
101%
12%
143/4
12%
24
■■
14%
100®/4
22%
100
22%
*93
943^
*93
223%
„
8%
V 9
24%
24%
25
5%
55/8
5%
123/a
12%
12%
13%
15
14%
102
993/4
22%
9%
24%
55/8
223/4
15
•
lOOVs
23
.
8,000
13,300
6,800
14%
15'/4
9,500
98
99i/4
7,300
23
4,200
•223/4
*50%
100
No par
15%
1003/4
No par
„_J.____1.25
12%
8%
5%
'
3,700
113,400
V
943/a
51%
*93
*50%
51%
943/8
*93
503/4
943/a
503/4
9,5e
24y8
93/4
9%
♦501/2
51
93/4
*50%
51
93/4
9%
24%
24 Va
93/4
9%
9%
9%
24%
4,400
24%
24%
24%
24V4
24%
13,900
24%:%
g4^
~40
16
*
1
(724)
J
1
STOCKS
Range for Previous
"Range Since
Year 1962
"
3
Jan
29% Feb
12
30
15 y4 Jan
3
Feb
12
64% Feb
12
13% Jan
Nov
19
101% Jan
Dec
27
60% Jan
10
45% Mar 14
35 Vb Jan
29
36% Jan
49
2
Jun
13
Jan
8
103
45% Jun
25
64
! 26% Jun
28
107
2 i
'
-
45% Jan
38V4 Oct
;
23
4% May 29
July
2
18% Nov
5
Jun
Jan
64% Feb
* 8
Feb
14
807/a Jan
•9
54
.7
3
-
<
* Jan
' 4
3% Jan
22
9
64 Va Jan
4
26
79
8
29
2
8
91
90
19
Dec
2
Jan
16
17
Ceco
15
Feb
6
91% Feb 15
Steele
-62'/a-.
14% NOV
13
20% Mar
15% Jan
2
17% Jan
18
2
47% Feb
14
24% Jan
28
23
2
15% Jan
9
49
78
Dec
22
_?2%;
35%
,
,
22%^
38Va
,
139Va
140
-YY
?9V
>
f
23
Oct
16
24
Jun
6
21
Jan
2
23% Jan
4
4
4
44
29
3
38% Jan
14
34% Jan
17
Champion Papers Inc com—No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co_i
1%
Champlin- Oil & Refining Co.
—.1 ;
Checker Motors. Corp.—1.25
Chemetron Corp
1.
Chemway Corp —
—1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia :
—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry comnion/^5
96% Jan
32% Jan
2
21
2
29% Jan
11
21% Jan
2
25'/4 Jan
25% Feb
7
18%'Jan
2
22% Feb
1
10 Vb Jan
2
5% Jan
2
;7% Jan
22
45
5
Mar 29
.
Jan
37
3
14
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
57% Jan
7
Jan
11
96
7
96
Jan
7
51% Jan
'Jan
14
Chesebraugh-Pond's
11% Feb
14
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
Feb
8
2
17% Jan
8
17
31% Jan
4
20
27% Feb
19
14'i Jan
24
24
36% Feb
15
29'/a Jan
;
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
12 Vb Feb
64% Feb
20
51 % Jan
3
59'/a Feb
.Class A
15
•
•13 Vb Jan
2
8
20% Jan
2
27% Feb
14
12
26% Jan
3
28 '/a Jan
21
22% Feb
•:
,14% NOV 30
26% Feb
2
35% May
:
May 28
18% Jan
22 '/a Jan
18 Va Jan
4
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2
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2
38 y2 Jun
14
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20
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4
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2
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73
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5
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21
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11
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2
27% Jan
29
44% Jan
2
50% Feb
14
24
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2
11% Jan
4
24
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7
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13
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2
27
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2
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7
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7
8
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4
105
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18
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3
96
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16
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18
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15
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94 '/a Apr
9
2
94
2
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23
6% Jan
8% Mar 15
50% Jan
2
Jan
Feb
6
Continental
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2
1081/4 Jan
28
2
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25
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3
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3
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19
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4
24
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13
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2
25
26
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8
2
48 Va Jan
Container Corp of
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13
5 Vb Jan
29
19
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4%
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preferred
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16
6434 Feb
15
Continental
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V* Jan
29
10% Jan
2
11% Jan
15
Continental
Motors
56
Feb
19
,2
58% Jan
14
35% May 29
53% Jan
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56% Jan
2
41% Jan
2
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24
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see
page 25.
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12
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35
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I.OW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
,
Tuesday
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28
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10
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23
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28
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107% Feb
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16% Jan
May
1947
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16
45
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27
25
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21
24
29
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24
181/2 Jan
25
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22 >/2 Jan
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24
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36
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2
87 % Jan
27
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5
24
31
Jan
159
Tuesday
Feb. 11
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Copperweld Steel Co
14
6
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
America
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co—
23
May 28
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25
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Lowest
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Year 1962
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61
61%
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45
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7
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91
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12
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17
15% Feb
7
11
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May 29
9% Jun 25
•
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18% Mar 12
20% May 29
77% July 27
Jan
133/4 Jan
27
Jan
291/4 Jan
85% Dec
31
Dec
31
86
Dec
13
Dana
Corp common
3%% preferred series A
Dan
River
Mills
Inc
16% Feb
14
Jan
31
Dayton
Power
&
86
Jan
2
Preferred
87
Jan
18
Preferred
3.75 %
871/4 Jan
90
Jan
29
4
3.90%
45%
15
46'% Jan
3
52%. Feb
14
28% May 29
61% Dec
27
56 Va Jan
7
64% Jan
28
40
7
42'% Feb
6
10
Denv &
22
DeSoto
Chemical
2
34,%, Jan
29
Detroit
Edison
2
13% Feb
14
31'% Jan
34% Jan
10
31 % Jan
24
37% Oct
69/^ Feb/12/
46% Jan
3
53%
453/4 Jan
Oct
24
23
V
35% Jun
25
ft
121/4 Jun
22
,
22% Mar 29
273/4 Jan
481/4 Mar 23
43 Va Jan
Diners'1
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15
Disney
46'/4 Jan
2
.
29
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21% Jan
3
Jan
3
,
241/4 Feb
213/4 Jan
3
,
25% Feb
31% July 18
23'% Jan
2
19% Jan
18
2
8\
28% Feb
Corp.
Mines
Dominick
18
Donnelley
2
293/4 jan
14
25% Jan
25
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(R
11
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20%
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20%
2.50
31%
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22%
23%
22%
23%
27%
28
27%
28
27%
28
23%
233/4
23%
233/4,
3
59
17
Duke
114
Apr 27
Dow
17
109i% Jan
97% Apr
85'% Jan
7
86% Jan
321/4 Mar 22
30% Jan
2
32 Va Feb
Jan
44
Sep 14
42
Feb
4
43'% Jan
44
46
Jan
2
48
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6
45% Jan
7
47
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22
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1
27
Jan
2
48
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42% Jan
12
47
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45% Jan
19
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2
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45
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17
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48
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13
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11
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4.20%
31
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16% Dec
331/8 Dec. 13
24%
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10,300
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;
preferred ft
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;
19
24
25
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;
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119"% Oct
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49
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28
5
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Duplan
1
39
Co
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Dunhill International
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8
22
23%
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28
107% Jan
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553/4 Jan
5
273%
19%
24
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27
28%
22
Jan
271/4
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17% Jan
Jan
27
2,100
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2
11
45%
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23
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249
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7
21%
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15
2
20%
19%
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41,600
,
12
27%
25
29
32%
50
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1
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33
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2
43
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52
1
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22
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ft
ft
59%
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40
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24
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2.50
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27
171/2 Jun
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4
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Pepper
Dome
11
21% Jan
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,
22'/4
59%
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39%
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15
19
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DiGiorgio
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5
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10
Co
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22
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,
25
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Diana
3
22 3/4 Jan
2
y
15
45%
59
21%
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14
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58%
2.50
—
92
58%
50
;
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88
92
220
6.400
32,800
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84
86
22
3
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1
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8
16
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14
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2
16
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4
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-
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..
3
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15
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•
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15
2
22
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18
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21
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...
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86
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1
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issued
Jan
4
50c
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31
40
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10
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24
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21
31% Dec
30
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t
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92
26
.
28%
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381/4 Jun
2
28%
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3
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92
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2
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series
14
9'% Jan
16%
86
13
19'/a Jan
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86
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26'% Jan
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9
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2
15
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86
21
12
151/2
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19 5/s Jan
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86
20
15
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16
25
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13
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30
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...
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100
27
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series
121/2 Jun
Feb
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common..?
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2
41% Oct
,
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90%
14%
A
3.75%
4
453/4 Jan
44%
90%
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8
4
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Jan
4
44%
50c
,
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30
^
1
100
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21
84% Jan
86
87
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1
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2
92
29%
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13
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2
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23
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2
55% Feb
16
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2
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31% May 29
22
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7
90
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2
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24
211/8 Jan
4
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2
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2
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Jun
97% Mar
25
101
July
9
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May 28
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34% Jan
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25
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18
94
22
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7
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20
26
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27
3
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v
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101
Nov
27
100
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1
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27
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30
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16
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25
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17
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5% Jan
2
6y4 Jan
18
Electric
&
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Auto-Lite Co
Bond
19% Jan
9
13
27% Jan ft3
331% Jan
15
Emerson
11% Jan
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El
9 3% Jan
2
24
Jan
11
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2
491/4 Jan
25
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23% Jan
2
14
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Feb
Aug 22
63
3
2
69
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12
3
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22
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2
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31
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68
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1
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26
38
5
51%
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5
28%
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8
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3
2% Jan
2
41/4 Feb
13
5
21 % Jan
9
14% Jan
3
21% Feb
13
57
Jan
2
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58'% Jan
8
59
Feb
12
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12
Jun
25
133% Jan
2
16% Jan
25
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27
91% Jan
2
13 Va Jan
18
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May 17
20% Jan
14
3
Mar
.
9
16% Oct 23
36% Jan
2
25
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9
40 ys Jan
27
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2
v
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24
May 29
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4
15
31
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Nov
Jun
16
14
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37% Jan
3
42'% Jan
28
Factor
21% Feb
7
11% Jan
2
16'A Jan
14
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8% Feb
14
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2
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11
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10
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14
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2
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2
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page 25.
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27
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32% Jan
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11,900
573/4
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50
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44%preferred::
100'%
100 %
35%
31%
——1--
Freight
Electric
*991%
*99%
18%
Phonograph..
5
Corp
20c
&
42,200
33%
11%
Radio
District
11,700
116%
14
11%
34%
..3
Co
>14%
115%
34%
54%
1
5
Co
5,280
97
54%
10
Inc.—
123.700
57%
•93
^100
16,500
54 Va
36
28
35^4
36
Co
Amer
Watch
*100
35%
Mfg
Air
11% Nov
v.
100'%
23%
24%
xS5a/4
117
57%
,94%
'
21
18% May 29
341/2 May 29
1153/4
35%
573/a
,♦93
141/a
115'%
*99i/a
36
ft
14%
14
-
13%
100%
35%
36
35%
28
Electric
Emerson
11
Jan
*99%
*100
Natural Gas
Paso
42 % Jan
19% Jan
111%
-
'ft
113%
111%
2.50
ft*
Share
Associates
National
37'/4 Feb
19
&
Mus Ind
Electronic
8
31
43
95
13% /13%
113%
13%
113"%
—j.100
Storage Battery
50
95%
:
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17,500
23%
24%
53 Va,
24%
53V4
common
2
Electric
491/2 Mar 30
37% Dec
24%
53'A
Corp
2
2
24
241/4
52%
Nut Corp of Amer—1
Stop
17'% Jan
.7% Oct
Steel
Co .common
'4 % % preferred ftftft—ft.
Elastic
26
Feb
233/4
52%
22%
'
"
;
36% Feb 13
ft 53 ft Jan 30
24
42
23 :>
23%
52%
preferred——■'10O
11
24
23
23%
52%
Edison Bros Stores Inc common—.1
37% Jan
12'% Jan
22 i/a Oct
Jun
14
•
543/s Feb
26% Jan
55
18
»Jan
23
24%
52%
ft/$3.60 -preferred ftiftft—.ft,ftft56
Eaton Manufacturing Co
1
14
2
19
Oct 24
Jan
60
22%
23%
10
com
preferred
Stainless
2
15 % Oct
12
Eastman
23%
'23%
r—5
ii
1
Inc.-
Fuel Assn
&
prior
Eastern
14
37% Jan
Lines
49'% Jan
26'% Jan
5
5
4%%
23
14
Jan
25
22
Jan
16
35% Jun
Jan
93% Jan
25
H31% Nov
Gas
Feb
ft
24
Jan
Eastern
32'% Feb
Jun
8
Jan
14
14% Jan
7
32% Jan
30
371/a Nov 30
Air
117
•
2
92 % Jan
Eagle-Richer Co ft—Eastern
97
2
52
14
14
53% Feb
9
30
23% Feb
24% Feb
•
(Max)
Fairbanks
.
& Co class A
Morse
&
Whitney
$1.50. convertible
Co
1
No par
Corp com—1—1
preferred
1.40 i'
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp.!
1
Fairmont
5%
Foods
junior
Falstaff
Co
common
preferred
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4%.:
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.
5
**
16%
133/4
i
43/4
403%
40%
>
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133/4
5
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16
44
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44%
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22%
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15%
16 / ,:/ 16 3/8
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,
4%
43%
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50
.
395/a
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34 v*
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34
51
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34%
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,:
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33,400
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25,400
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43%-ft
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23'%
51
51'%
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400
5
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15
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7,400
.
50
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4,600
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(726)
.
,
.
Mondayj February 18, 1963
NEW .YORK' STOCK EXCHANGE'; STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Highest,
13
Fansteel
8% Jan
16
5
17 "Va Jan
15
38% Jan
44 Va Jan
29
8 % Jan
14
Federal
Jan
7
16 Va Jan
17% Jan
44% Feb
7
38% Jan
40
May 10
23% Jan
2
6
15% Jan
53 y2 Feb
6
35% Jan
31"% Feb
15
23% Jan
Dec
17
2
5 Va Vo
series
293/4
31%
31%
21%
213/8
22%
21 Va
8%
Feb
Federated
Jan
Fenestra
Dept
14
Fiberboard
34 Va Feb
15
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
27% Jan
33% Jan
31
Filtrol
66
Feb
73% Jan
18
Financial
Federations
34
Jan
37% Jan
29
Firestone
Tire
Corp
46
46 /
15%
15%
15
15
14%
"37%
38%
37%
393/4
40
./* 403/4
40%'
25%
25%
25%
26
263/4
26
301/4
30%
30%
32%
32%
34%
35 Va
35V4/ 35%
35%
35%
35%
355/8
35%
323/4
31%
55%
21
V
-No par
preferred
100
No par
*84%
87%
85 Va Jan
96 % Jan
$4
National
7% Feb
14
conv
Coast Railway
Florida
East
Power
41% Feb
14
65% Jan
2
75 Va Jan
Florida Power &
14
Jan
2
17% Feb
Fluor
35% Jan
2
41 Va Feb
F
21% Jan
2
95% Jan 14
97
Jan
23
3
17
Jan
2
19 Va Jan
14
21% Jan
8
13
Jan
4
14% Jan
14% Jan
3
11% Jan
2
13% Jan
20 Va Mar 29
10% Jan
2
12 Va Feb
Foote
47% Jan
Ford
14% Jan
4
45% Feb
8
28
Feb
1
42 Ve Apr
24
11
30% Jan
29
Fair
Mart
34% Jan
24
22% Jan
25% Jan
31
Freeport
Jan
2
29
Jan
33% Jan
10
Friden
29
78 y2 May 29
27% Feb
15
24% Jan
28% Feb
14
Fruehauf
56
17 ys May
84
Nov 20
85
Jan
86% Jan
15
4
*96
*851/2
87
40
.
97
43%
90
44
43%
'
44
800
63/8
63/s
41%
42
413/4
42
163/4
17
16%
17
2.50
10
1
15
16 Va
16%
16%
17
16%
17
74%
74%
74%
74%
12,000
39%
40 Va
391/2
40 Va
40
41V2
41%
41%
403/4
41%
44,100
25
common
5
6
6
6%
7%
49,700
63/4
4,800
/
.
6,200
24%
25%
243/4
251/4
243/i
25
25%
243/4
25%
*96%
17%
97%
18 Va
961/4
96V4
96V4
96V4
*96%
97%
96%
96%.
17%
18-3/a
18
18 Va
18 3/a
18%
18%
18%
7,000
*13
10
13%
13
13
*13
13%
13%
13%
100
13
*13
13%
*13
13%
13%
133/a
V
11%
11V4
11%
11 Va
11%
113/4
12%;
44%
43
43%
433/4
44%
44%
443/4"
13%
11
2
9%
x28%
9,700
/
v
-
40
'
43%
10
9%
133/a
13
13
13 %
11%
44%
3,000
17,700
176,800
11%
433/e
.
,
:
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101/4
10%-
10%
9%
28%
28Va
283/4
28%
28%
28
28%
28%
283/4
2,000
V4
32V4
31%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
32
31%
31%
3,000
32%
32%
323/8
32%
31%
32%
313/4
31%
31%
313/4
1
9%
9%
10
X24%
251/4
1
Stores
Corp
Sulphur
Co
32
10
33 %c
Trailer
Co
30%
27%
85
100
25Va
29%
273/4
93/4
9
24%
30%
27Va
*84%
10 3%
9
9%
24%
27%
85
common
<
9
31
1
Inc
preferred
4%
85%
85%
96
44 s
74%
Fram Corp
12
87
„
42%
Co
29% Jan
x43 %
50c
Foxboro
3
23 y» Oct 24
X96
73 Va
Foster-Wheeler Corp
15
Franklin
*84%
97V2
45
.
;
41%
Inc
11
24
87%
*96
*44
6,900
,1.11,500
19,000
21%
73%
1
10% Jan
9% Jan
*841/2
21%
.
21%
211/4
421/4
2
34% Jan
8 Va Jan
20%
5%
5
2.50
30% Jan
3
20%
731/4
Co
2
19% Jan
x20-%
56%
21 li
41-3/4
Co
Dairies
Foremost
20%
34%
54%
74%
Inc
Mineral
Motor
203/a
33%
L
42%
convertible preferred
Food
21%
74%
$4.20 divid pfd series of '51
Giant Markets Inc common—1
4%
541/2
97 Va
44
Food
29
19% Oct
Inc
Stores
335/a
211/4
11,700
," 13,800
r-34,500
42%
Corp
14
8% Jan
Feb
C
*
53%
213/a
5,700
v
No par
Light Co
Corp Ltd
Food
25% Feb
29% Jan
67
42% Jan
M
32
55%
203/a
■
•
Co—25
2.50
Corp
Jan
32%
54
.20%
J.
44
*96
B 2nd Dfd
Florida
Va Jan
2nd
A
conv
$2.25
10
No
Stores
preferred
$4.50
Jan
22,500
35%
20%
26
40% /'• >'^-6,000
6,200
34%
5
Dec
39%
'V 1
No par
Rubber
&
Flintkote Co common.:.--:
47
40%
First Charter Financial Corp_No par
29% Jan
26
7ya Oct 24
22% Oct 24
25
Oct 24
•
600
2,100
...
73%
40% Jan
96
Dec 21
36 ys Jun
15
31
30ya Mar
25
7
145/a
72%
82% Feb
-
143/4
30%
21 % Feb
Dec
145/s
73
17% Jan
39
15
3,700
f22,600
..
31%
20
46
463/a
703/4
55
5
45%
30%
32'/4
6% Feb
46%
v
70Va
20%
47
46
i
:
,
31%
55%
45
243/4
46%
1,200
383/a
*24%
70
33
3
Jan 23
38%
24%
-
31%
20%
2
17% ,17%
38%
*24
313/4
55%
23
17%
■■■■•38
70
32%
Jan
175/a
393/8
£$ 24%
30%
1
85% Jan
.38%
*24
—
69%
par
41% Jan
173/4 / 17%
17'/4
7%
31%
Fischback & Moore Inc
90
-7%
...
70
First
8
7%
69%
X31%
■
21% Feb
13
73/a
1
Int^
.4,900
06,606
14,400
26%
31
25%; 261/8
30%a 3lVs
25%
30%
56% Feb
Feb
;
453/a
18% Jan
Mar 16
"
73/a
45%
31% Feb
Mar
9,700
36,900
2,400
41%
24V4
50 % Jan
46
:
17 Va
7%
39%
2
104
17%
*1%
7,
7
2
87
1
Oct 24
35% Jun 26
3% Jun 25
28% Jun 25
48% Jun 25
12% Oct 24
29 % Oct 24
18% Oct 26
89
Jan 22
13 Va May 29
11
May 29
85
41%
/
:8Vs
24
72 y2 Jan
80% Aug
17%
41
8%
.
393/4
35% Jan
20% May 8
26 y4 Mar 16
173/a
••
42
■:
17 Va
50% Jan
May 29
13% Oct 23
8%
21%
24'/a
_10
—1
;
;/V!i|8%
32
21%
Y
39 Va
45%
—
Paper
413/4*
7%
,
Shares
;
315/b
22V4
17%
— 1
Products__No par
Corp
Ferro
i ,'40% Feb
'
26% Feb
42
.
the Week
.
39%
.
*24
10
:
173/a.: 17%
41
..
7%
8V4
17%
'
;
32%
.7
-
Feb. 15
7%
17 »/4
1.25
Stores
8% ,: .,8%
173/a
42%
7%
_25
Inc
8%
17%
17%
X42
A__23
preferred
48% Mar 21
12
7% Oct
pfd
2nd
conv
4.60%
Jan 22
;i42
24
25% Oct 24
237/s Oct 23
43 % Oct 24
47% Oct
29%
21
Federal Paper Board Co comrhon__5
Jan
17
23
29%
5
1
com
Jan
26
28% Dec
5
35 Vb Mar 15
16
Pacific Electric Co
47«
42 Va Jan
54% Jan
29%
21%
•
■ry-Ajv -Friday
Feb. 14
20%
,«_! *:
Fedders
Sales for
Thursday
</
29%
Fawick
24 % Feb
24
Feb. 13
8%
Corp___
Corp__^i_-'___Federal Mogul Rower Bearings
7
Wednesday
Feb. 12
1
8% Jan
2
Feb. 11
5
15% Jan
22 % Feb
May 29
25% Oct
Family
% Feb
42% Mar 15
22 Va May 29
.
14
22
23% Feb
July 11
37% Jun 27
10 % May 29
r29J
Oct 24
18 Ys Jun 20
8% Nov
32 Vb Feb
17% Jan
14% Feb
22 %
10% Jun
Corp
Metallurgical Corp
Finance
26% Jan
10% Mar 13
14
ll7/e Oct 24
31
Jun 25
6% Oct 24
14% Oct 25
30 % Oct 25
6% Jun
14
Par
,
2
Jan
28
25
13% Jun
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
Mar 29
29
May 28
20
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
a
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Lowest
24%
24%
303/a
30%
28
27%
86
*84%
2,500
2,200
25
15,200
29%
30%
30
27%
9
24%
24%
*84%
86
40,900
*8%
9
83/4
10
30%
11,800
28%
108,900
28 Va
28%
*84%
85
50
86
G
14% Jan
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
3
30 y4 Oct
24
19% Jan
24
Feb~21
58
25
24
14
27% Jan
10
17 y4 May 29
26% Jan
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
23 y8 Jun
26
32 Vs Feb
94%, Jan
24
52 y4 Jun
7
102
8
Oct
27
5Va Jun
J^O
"'
Jun 28
r
Nov
28
30% Jan
14
6
2
21
21%
211/a
211/4
211/a
211/4
21%
21%
21%
2,600
12 V2
121/4
12 %
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12s/8
700
27%
27%
273/a
*21%
991/2
*981/4
General American
$4.50
Investors
com
preferred
4y4Oct 24
6% Apr
19
.;*5
General
$8
Amer
Co
9% Jan
24
General
Bancshares
24
General
Bronze
11
5
Jan 10
General
Cigar
General
Finance
General Controls Co_^_'
Contract
29
16% Jan
9
36% Feb
1
14% Jan
2
26% Jan 30
29 Va Feb
6
General
Dynamics
78% Mar 12
75% Jan
2
79% Jan
23
General
Electric
Co
53% Mar
5
39% Jan
25
44% Feb
14
General
Finance
Corp
2
77% Jan
2
10% Oct
.
22
96
Jan
85% Feb
4
General
Foods
30
Jan
4
11% Jan
13% Jan
23
General
Instrument
2
31% Jan
34
Jan
24
General
Mills
3
113% Jan
116% Feb
1
5%
General
Jun
1
J16%Dec
44 Va Jun
108
86
86
303/a
29%
30%
5 Va
*5
5%
5%
51/4
5
59% Dec
115% Dec
21
114
Jan
27
88 % Dec
31
87
Jan
30% Jun
15
Oct
43% Aug 14
30% Mar
1
35% Feb
40% Jan
15
General
24
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
23
General
Portland
26% Jun
25
59
9
34 Va Jan
2
39% Jan
18
General
34% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
37% Jan
10
38% Jan
28
7% Jan
2
5% Jan
3
5% Jan
8
General
Public
31% Jan
34% Feb
14
General
Public
Utilities
26% Jan
31% Feb
14
General
Railway
11 % Jan
13% Jan
10
General
35;
Jan
44% Feb
7
General
21% Feb
22% Feb
7
26% Jan 22
27% Jan 30
2iy»Nov
1
44 % Jan
5
18
22 y4 Mar 28
15
41
May 29
9
28
Oct
28% Jun
Mar 14
$5
14
Motors
$3.75
15
15%
15%
15%
15%
;
15%
*155/8
27 Va
27%
271/4'■
273/4
27%
273/4
27
77%
78%
78%
79%
78%
79
78 Va
$1.60
44%
431/4
44%
44%
44%
44%
44%
82%
82%
83%
83%
84%
25 y8
July 26
18 % Oct
24
6% Oct 24
Mar
6
83%
813/4
83%
84%
12%
123/s
123/4
123/a
12%
12%
12%
123/8
12%
32%
32%
32%
32%
32 3/8
33V8
33%
33%
33%
*1141/2
115%
*114%
115%
323/4
1151/4
Time
Tire
13
101
42% Feb
19
4
% Jan
28
106% Jan
31
12
35
Jan
14
36% Jan
23
102
Feb
12
103% Feb
14
24
29 % Oct
5 Va %
Inc
$4.50
Getty
3
16% Jan 25
30% Jan 29
2
35 Va Jan
Gibson
32% Jan
Gillette
28% Jan
33% Jan
28
Jan
11
Jan
3
2
28
Oil
Co
23% Jan
Ginn
&
14% Feb
14
9% Jan
13 VR Feb
13
Glen
Alden
45% Feb
14
36% Jan
40% Jan
11
Glidden
19 y4 Dec
21 Vb Nov
14
19% Jan
24% Feb
15
Gimbel
15 % Feb
1
12% Jan
4
42% Jan
49
Jan
28
33
36% Jan
24
Goodyear
30% Jun
21
54% Feb
9
36% Jan
8
42% Feb
7
25% Jun
14
41% Dec 20
39% Jan
2
42% Jan
18
20 Va Jan
17% Jan
10
19% Feb
1
27
29
24
34% Jan
2
15% Jan
2
18
Jan
15
Grand
22
49% Jan
2
27% Jan
2
31% Jan
23
Granite
15% Apr
29% Jan
11
12% Jan
2
15
Jan
9
Graniteville
23% Feb
5
Grant
83
3% Dec
-
34
Oct
14
Dec
2
2
27
Dec
12
25 Va Jan
5
23
60% Jan
20 Va Jan.
2
81% Jan
8
22%
27%
X21%
*100Va
105%
27%
,
rrasoo
22,000
v'
22%
22%
«,700
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22
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22
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5
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5
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53
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17% Jan
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5%
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&
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28
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37
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28
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Feb
Texas
of
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preferred
3
87
21
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100
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2
33% Jan 17
5% Jan 17
19,300
24
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41% Feb
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4
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4
44%
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2
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15
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28
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14
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preferred
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l
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91 Va Jan
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16
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9
8
9
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7
11% Jan
23
13
12% Jan
16
20 y2 Jan
Oct
21 % Feb
7
12% Jan
1
Jan
2
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26
32
Gar Wood Industries
4
7% Nov
79
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8
21%
38
5
7
21%
5
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14
2
10% Jun
v27
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Feb
4
24
Feb
-
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Gamble
Gardner-Denver Co
4% Feb
46% Feb
2
3% Jan
2
May
86
99
21
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26
2
33% Jan
19
44% May 11
25;
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15
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4% Mar 19
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18% Jun
22% Jan
5
32% Feb
35 y4 Jun
2
37% Feb
44%
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18
24% Feb
14% Jan
2
153/a
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24
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35
Jan
2
42
Feb
4
Great
Northern
40
41%
40%
4^600
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26
47% Feb
43% Jan
2
49% Feb
15
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48%
48%
48%
12% Oct
23
42% Jan
16% Jan
24
19% Jan
18
Great
Northern Ry
Western Financial
17%
18%
17%
40; 500
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39 Va Feb
14
Great
Western
30
May 29
137% July 3
22 Vb Jun
26
2iya May 29
35% Feb 28
147
Sep
17
36% Jan
32% Nov
2
29
33% Jan
143
2
Jan
4
28% Jan
23
Feb
8
30% Feb
4
36% Feb
15
154
Great
Nor
7%
Iron
Ore
Sugar
31% Jan
2
Jun
14
64% Nov
26
61% Jan
3
30
May 29
47 % Dec
5
41% Jan
24
46% Jan
9
20% Jun 27
30% Dec
5
30% Jan
2
15
70% Jun 27
39% Feb
81% Dec
31
82
30% Oct
44 V* Apr
Shoe
70
92
Feb
Feb
15
Greyhound Corp common
4Va% conv preference
43% Feb
2
37% Jan
14
95
Jan
18
96% Jan
25
90
Jan
97
$4.20 preferred
95% Jan
3
100% Feb
93
6
July 24
$4.40 preferred
$4.44 preferred
103% July 18
105
Jan
10
15% Oct
23
For
41
footnotes,
Mar 12
see
106
18%
page 25.
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29%
34
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4
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3
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8
2
Jan
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154
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Jan
34
Mar
Co
8,900
38%
39%
37
No par
50
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
1
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
$5 preferred
No par
38% Jan
97% Jun 12
107
Dec 17
108% Mar 14
1
100
Manufacturing
19
43% Apr 12
94% May 11
2
com
preferred
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27% May 29
87% Jan
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197, Number 6239
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
NEW YORK. STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range Since Jan.! 1,' 19G3
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
Highest
NEW
STOCK
YORK
37% Aug 30
7
40
36 Va Mar 22
29% Jan
3
32% Feb
6
Hall (WF)
Printing Co
12
53% Jan
18
Halliburton
Co
13% Jan
8
Hallicrafters Co
Hamilton Watch Co common.!
Jan
•
22
Hackensack
24
59% Feb
14
May 28
27% Jan
2
12% Feb
12
27% Jan
2
22% Feb
6
25
Jan
2
Jan
3
93
Feb
4
96
Jan
4
14
44% Oct
10
18% Jun
27
108
July 3
83
•
Jan
48% Feb
29% Jan
4Vt
Water
12.50
26
2
33% Feb
16% Oct
24
34 % Jan
4
21% Jan
3
23% Feb r l
Hammond Organ Co
34 Va Jan
15
26 % Jan
3
32 Va Feb
7
Hanna
31% Jan
7
34% Jan
29
13
126 -
Jan
22
128Jan
<9
2
28
Jan
2
48% Mar 13
31
53% Jan 10
25
75% Jan
2
48% Feb
11
25% May 29
38% Feb
1
32
Jan
2
34% Jan
24
17 % May 29
24% Jan
42
4
21
<19
30
39% Jun
Jan
2
21% Jan
9
Harshaw
13
34% Feb
8
4
9% Jan
3
i Mar 29
7% Jan
10
40% Jan
16
2
30 % Mar 23
19% Jan
2
28 Va Jan
31% Jan
20
30% Jan
27
13% Oct 24
17% Jan
18
15% Jun 22
34
Oct 19
Dec
88
,7
24
24% Feb
14
5
49% Jan
16
Jan
11
87% Feb
4
2
26% Feb
12
30% Jan
8
17 Va Jan
11
18% Jan
24
Heller
Jan
8
36% Jan
22
Helme
28
38
Jan
23
29
43% Jan
16
11
116% Jan
19% Apr
6
17
36
39% May 14
50
Mar 21
37% Jan
115% Feb
July 13
25
;
35
118
Dec
Jan
Jan
39
20
82
3
67
Jan
24
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3.65%
5%
S2
2
35% Feb
14
4
110% Oct 24
65% Jan
2
15% May 24
46% Jan
13% Feb
11
15% Jan
8
14% Oct 24
21% July 10
16% Jan
2
21 Va Jan
24
19% Jan
3
24% Feb
1
22% Feb
12
27% Jan
14
14% Jan
2
18% Feb
1
Jan
4
75
Feb
1
Jan
8
7% Feb
8
23
29
Feb
14
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
2
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
68% Jun
13
76
Nov 29
74
6
Hertz
Jan
4
13
26% Jan
29
28% Jan
25
2
9% Jan
3
10% Jan
4
3% Jan
2
4% Jan
28
Jan
2
34% Jan
22
20
8% Feb
1
9
30
40 Va Jan
Dec
Jun
28
25
41 Va Jan
3
87% Jun
25
94 Va Dec
11
July
2% Oct 24
Hill
Hoffman
Holland
Holly
Feb
8
31% Feb
8
3% Feb
2% Jan 21
15
12
5
15% Jan
2
16% Jan
1
18% Jan
2
22
Feb
14
May 17
57% Mar 20
40% Jan
2
42
Jan
9
51% Feb
13
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
80% Jan
8
83% Jan
Jan
10
83
9
74% Jun
25
119% Mar
32% Oct
24
28
97 % Dec
Jan
90
98'
Jan
2
2
44
4
,
,
96% July
7
Feb
4
9% Jan
2
12% Jan
9
8
11% Jan
2
12% Jan
24
51% Jan
30
Feb
6
12
8% Jan
14
100
10
Jan
99:
7% Feb
37
Jan
29Va Jan
46% Feb 41/ Apr
46% May
48
Nov
52% May
50
May
2
2
2
30
9
45% Jan
15
47% Jan
7
16
52% Jan
14
25
50
Feb
47
Jan
t
27
31 Va Jun 25
May 29
42% Jan 16
.
.
45% July 19
44'% Feb
5
25
2
19
5
Jun 19
28
4.20%
36% Jan
29
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3
33
31
2
1
57 Va Mar
8
Feb 16
-169% Mar
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49% Jan
52
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4
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26
Oct
101
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25
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39 V2 May
4
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May 28
Jun 18
.
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50% Jan
17% May JS
45
Jun 15
25
21
Jun
May 29
17% Nov
1
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12% Jun 26
118
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1
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4
26Va Jan
2
30% Feb
15
99Va Jan
16
30
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9Va Jan ;, 2
Jan
26
8
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,
25
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■^1%
7
28 Va tfan 15
41%:Jao,'25?
39 V8 Jan
41%. Jan.,
39VaJan
18
2
,
--.48%. Jan-29
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103% Feb-/.4
40%,j*n'/3 /•> ;46% FebvJfc
44% Jan
47% Feb
2
-7
Va Jan
23 Va Jan
2
26
Feb
13
2
56
Jan
2
63% Feb
49
Jan
3
12
2
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21 Va Mar 8
.
.
49%. Jan*/ 3; 4
19% Jau
2 .•:/
.
-Jan
7
13% Jan
2
122.
No par
513s Feb
-
16% Feb
Gas
&
Electric
•
-36-
Breaker
Jaeger Machine Co
2
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co^i.
87% Jun
14
84% Jan
7
88% Jun
13
59% Feb
7
112
Feb
8 61/4 Jan
'42
,2
2
15 Va Jan " 2
29 Va Jan J:2
73% Jan
7
Jan
73% Jan
7
47% Jan
2
100% Jan
8
4
13 Va Jan
4
40% Jan > 4
19% Jan
2
2
102% Mar 26
17% Jan
For. footnotes,
see page
25
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^____5
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100:
39%
&
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:: .5%
preferred series A"__/:_____100
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172
54
172%
171%
49 Va
47%
47
86 Va
V
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61
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19
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59
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73
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28 Va
28 Va
39%
39%
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40
46%
46%
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46 Va
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103 Va
103 Va
103 Va
♦103 Va
44 Va
44%
45%
46%
46%
30%
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61%
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54 Va
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54
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13%
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17%
17
87%
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54 v:
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124
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52%
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52%
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14
50%
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62
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52
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61
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27
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40
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28
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i
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'
-
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5
preferred-__.^_.>__
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Johnson
48
19%
27% i 28
-
1
common—
171%
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29 Vo
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2
25%
419%
53'/a
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109
10'/a
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-
5
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>
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11
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53%
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25 Va
420
•
preferredi._:-i_^;
15% Jan
2
417%
98
417%
25 Va
25 Va
25
418%
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;
9%
Light
_10 -t
Island Creek Coal common_.i^.__50c •>
I-T-E-Circuit
.
61
&
10
5OV4 Jan
.
Light & Power Co_-^._i_5
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21
2
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3.50
Iowa
4
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•
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1 __25
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preferred.!
99
27%-. 27%
com.No par
8
124,-Jan, 31
' 97%
29
29%
99
(
No par
10
751/4 Jan
29
..8.33V3
5
56% Jan* 28
24.
Jan,2l
31%
97%
18%
com__.:l
Power
Power
31%
98
62
2.50
Interstate
Elec
31%
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Iowa
32%
86 Va
Utilities
convertible
62 Va
32%
10%
Shoe—__..____No par
$2
65
31%
*85
No par
5% "preferred.i.—-.i___J.___100
International Rectifier Corp
1
International Resistance Co .._.10c
•
39V2
40
64
53
$4- preferred..„__..._.___No par
International
72%
163V4
39%
39%
31%
'§>%*. convertible :preferred-?.i;-._10Q'
Tel & Tel
6 Va
72
*155
65%
.100
/. 4%; conv-pfd series-
163 Va
39 Va
com—5
:_25
74
73
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64%
47
preferred-_._
31%
38 Va
46'/4
com
32 Va
31
6 Va
73%
163 Va
72%
♦155
44
Silver
49
32 Va
172
International
51
*48
v.
100
International
53
38'/4
24%
common.
49V2
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65%
413'/4
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47 Va
*48 Va
163 Va
*97%
commoix^__._No par
Paper
International
*46Va
63 Va
.1
...
38 Va
37% '
Machines__5
24% Feb
I6V4 Jan
*155
100
45
38%
5%
*
21%
44V2
72'/a
...No par
35
:
21%
33%
5%
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics Corp
7%
34V2
31%
71%
Mining Corp new_l%
Int'l Nickel of Canada..—No par
International Packers- Limited.
1
18
.o
*49V'2
No par
International SalU-^.i__
% jaar
•: 2 5% Jan/. 2^;
("*l/2
100
7%
5%
49
32%
31 VH
totTRys of Cent'.Amer conr
8
Jan
*48
__1
/
32% Jan
33
50
:
25
29% Feb
*
32%
001',
51
29
2
50% Dec 20
*49%
Jan
28% Jan
.
50
preferred
International
32%
*98%
100
49 Va
Corp
&
*49
53
Corp..
Minerals
11 <
12
49%
11%
47 Va
preferred_^^..2ti.._
4%
13
2
3
52% Apr
•
43%
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991/2
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99%;
'
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64% Jan
11
48% Jan. 18
(-
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/-107
59% Jan
i.
Int'l
32%
♦
92%
122
.43%
12Va
49 Va
33i/4
11%
7Va
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International
23
Jan
27 % Jan
'98
7
45
19% Oct 24
40
68% Feb
7
12
2
50 % Mar
115 % Jan
25
13
'17% Jan.
2
58V2 Jan
.
41% May 25 ■'
38
11
14
*99i/4
*46%
13
17
30
33%
091/2
50
53% Feb
11% Jan
44
10%
33%
99 V2
33%
50
50
;
.
Business
Harvester
122%
49 V2
...
IVe
:
431/2
49V8
common__No par
1
-
7
l20u
38%
14
Int'l
/121
124V4
49
38V4
common...
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*97.7
49»/a
41%
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International
991/2
10%
•
Interlake
*99'/4
10%
11%
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Co
preferred..
Steel
991/2
21%
42 Va
25% Feb
6%
*97
11%
De Mexico.100 pesos
Elect
*90 Va
35%
424% Feb
86 V4 Feb
Mar 26
36
Industria
83
91Va
91 Va
10%
21%
Indianapolis Power & Light
Ingersoll-Rand
51
*90
10%
34%
2
49 Va Feb
104
General
42
83
11%
5
RR
Co
*41 Va
51
44
5
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7
3
-
31%
16%
8
15
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Dec 17
18% Jan
-
May 29
37% Mar 13
31
•
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Oct 26
98
Jan \ 3.
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62*
26
92
10
18
30% Dec
•
103%
31
41%
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6lVa Feb
5
98
103 Va
83
43V2
16%
98
25
3
37%
51V2
122%
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83% Jan
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99Dec!-17,
1.
a
85% Jan.
18V2 Dec
•
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50%
37 r
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123
7%,
2
40% Jan
50
*96
31
2%
43%
Inspiration Consolidated Copper.._20
Interchemical Corp common
5
4V*t/c preferred
100
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«
371/4
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Inland
•>
50 Va
83
331/4
11
/> 175 *■ Jan
30%
103
51%
511%
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24
2
29%
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42
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41%
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28
2
4%
34%
11%
30
'
4%
34%
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21
157 Va Jan.'
85% Mar .. 6
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Jan
23% Jan
Mar 16
'
9
22
2%
66% Feb
384% Jan
29
9%
41/4
98
31%
31
40 Va Jan
98
-
Cement
2
Jan
7 Va
28
33%
30%
103
104
*103
50
5
preferred series A.
preferred
pi-efei-red
97
678% Jan
5#
4.42%
31% Jan
9Va
37
100
100
1
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
5
22
Apr 26
9%
49%
50
.
50% Feb
39 Va Jan
27%
*96
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
No par
& Indust Inc com
5
preferred
-
28 Va
75
7 Va
30
5
1
preferred series A
57o preferred series B__
Hupp c Corp common
preferred
preferred
2
7%
*4%
Foods
4.70%
2
8I1'/ Jan> j9 /•••
,
Hudson
4.26%
28
17%
'.'.!
33%
1
4.08 %
Jan
*74
9 Va
1
13
52% Jan
75
27%
Howard Stores Corp..
30
36% Jan
17%
17%
17%
*7%
Howe Sound Co
24
155
22%
23 Va
22V4
♦74
43%
Jan
155
22
17 Va
122%
53
Jan
22%
17
5
No par
.>■
47% F eb
48% Jan
<
22%
13%
1
Inc
Power
8
6% Jan
22%
100
Power
75
20 Va
22%
OOVa
Central
2
20
23
91V2
Illinois
Jan
13%
20%
*97
Illinois
5% Jan 28
13%
19%
*90
14
65
13 V4
221/4
100
100
15
„
35%
43%
20 Va
51
Feb
Jan
69
35 Va
43%
23%
13%
82
45
Jan
42%
115 Va
*64%
19%
50%
39% Jan
-
42%
.
*115
23%
81%
2
49
34%
43 Vc
common
preferred
2
,
69
35%
43%
13%
common.No par
Finance
39% Jan
7
34%
43%
5
2.50
50c
5
Idaho Power Co......
2
Jun. 22
34
,
convertible
Ideal
...
34%
42%
50c
•!
8
29% Jan
115 Va
*64 Va
12.50
4
29 V2 Jan
42%
421%
*115
68
10
Corp
Feb
5
*64%
No par
Winston
&
Feb
-
42%
115%
*115
par
*37%
38
41%
11/24
Mining
36
2
59
•
38
i_,
23
Apr
155
<
38
,
4
>48% Jan
.
24 C:
Jaiw,
•
38
Corp
2
87 V Jan
J May 29
43 Va Get
*37%
1
37% Jan
7% Feb
•
90% July 24
145
preferred._25
26%
5
32% Jan
May 29
43 % Mar 30
31 r May 21
Sep 26
20% Oct- 24
36
Corp
21 Va Jan
47
t
25
300-<-Juni 14
36
1
7
18% Sep
•
35%
5%
8
5
35%
No par
Hunt
17% Jan
26
35%
411/4
9
41% Feb
May 31
35%
50
6
8
Jan
18 Va
10
87 Va
411/4
Jan
30
3-1 % Jun
18 Va
3%
Feb
16% Jan
40'
18 Va
21%
35
40% Jan
151
18 Ve
16%
101
14
5% May 29
26%
2%
2
13
50 Va
26%
21%
10
Dec
24% Jun
26%
18%
27%
18%
16%
21
2i% reo
23% May 29
26%
*86
16%
% Jan
42
3
1
*86
22
98
18
441/2 July 16
86
2%
32 % Jan
26
48 Va July
45%
86
21%
47% Jan
Jan
28
24 «/a
45%
*16V4
9
13% Oct
23% May 29
38%
24
2%
6
,5% May 29
37,
36%
45 Va
87 Va
16%
2
•'
9
41%:
24%
,
21%
56% Apr
28
8%
!•-' 41%
36%
42
21%
68% Jan
Feb
9
44 Va
*41%
*15%
101% Mar
o% TM'av 26
8%
9
22%
24%
Corp
Lighting, &
Howard Johnson Co
4
101
8%
9-
-42%
loo
Houston
Jan
6
8%
*41 %
19%
34 Va
.
16%
6
17% Feb
43% May 29
22
21 Va
35%
preferred
4%. preferred—
4.40% preferred-
13
,28 Vb Oct 24
: 95' Jun 28
19%
34
21%
22 Va
45%
3%%
1
>
19%
34%
21%
21 Va
11
V'
19%
33%
22%
21 Va
$2.25
Feb
127-
39% Jan
45% Aug 27<
Feb
-
Rinehart
Household
2.
July
9% Oct
8
v-
Feb
90
6
Feb
r
114
9
'
..
% Jan 23
88
98
19%
33%
21%
*16'/a
31
6
19%
33%
25
30
45% Jan
75 > Aug
19%
34 Va
24%
Bearing Co
Hotel Corp of America common
5%
convertible preferred
14
23% Mar
41
19%
34 Va
29%
Houdaille Industries Inc common__3
Jan
17% Jan
25
14
33%
$5 div 2nd pfd series C..._No pax-
22
32% Jun
33 Va
35%
Hoover Ball &
16% Jun
37% July 18
49
33%
34%
preferred
r
48 Va
33 Va
23
preferred.No
Corp
$4.25
14% Jun
*
Sugar
8
104
49%
33%
43%
Co
Feb
4
48%
32%
5
Electronics
Furnace
Chemical
2
48%
33%
No par
8.33%
Corp
Hooker
29% Jan
5
Corp
Hotels
Hilton
Flolt
101% Jan
49%
33%
23 Va
Co
Homestake
1
48 y8
33*.
" 130
*128
1
8
15
>
x29%
33%
129
22%
Inc
8
Jun
104
25
29%
1
15
98
29%
/ 23%
Inc
37% Feb
3
♦127 Va
30
49%
22%
Co
51% Feb
Jan
32%
127%
29%
33%
25c
Chocolate
32 % Feb
93
.33%
127%
30
*41 %
common
% Jan 30
35% Feb
Mar 22
93
24% Jun
July 18
60
32%
130
32%
*127
100
A
43% Jan
2
33% Jan 30
29
2
6
42
26...
31%
33%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp com__l
3 Va '7c preferred series A
100
33% Feb
36% Mar
class
Hewlett-Packard
11
17% Jan
33%
23%
30%
42
23%
common
Hewitt-Robins
15
14
33%
23%
31 Va
1
Inc
Hess Oil & Chemical
18
7% Oct 24
3% Dec 19
33 Va
23 Va
30%
22%
common
Powder
Heublein
Jun
26 % Jun
32%
22%
31%
22%
30%
4Cc
preferred—
conv
Hershey
5% Sep
22
*32%
22%
50
1
non-cumulative
Hercules
7
11
12
Oct
32%
1
(WE) & Co
7%
41% Feb
16-
33
31
5
common
96
22%
5
Industries
(G W)
23%
/
33
1.25
Marx
12%
23
*94
96
22
29%
preferred
Helene Curtis
4
30%
l
America
Hayes Industries
32% Jan
May 29
32% Oct 23
♦94
1
Co
&
Hazeltine Corp
Heinz (H J) Co
40% Mar 27
25
*22%
96
.7.50
Inc
Haveg Industries Inc.
Jan
:
23 Va
*94
com
preferred..:!
2
86
*22 Va
2.50
World
Chemical
Corp of
5%
2
44% Jan
27.% Jun
Hat
Jan
31% Oct
110% Aug 10
55% July 18
7
44% Feb
4
Jan
48
10% May 29
31
11
Feb
-
18
Mar 2
64% Jan
20% Oct
84
Feb
9
42
12%
c_
Harvey Aluminum Inc..
24% Jari 29
38% Jan 22
35% Jan
12%
12%
l
._
Corp
Hart Schaffner
2
22% Jan 24
12%
23%
12%
2.50
_
Corporation..,
17% Jan
6% May 29
38% Jun
Harris-Intertype
Harsco
50%
50%
100
33Va Feb
Dec
Co
&
Brace
42
May 29
Oct 22
16
>
32 Va
50%
1
'6%' preferred
Harcourt
32%
51
48%
'
Jan 23
.-
Paper
(MA) Co.
Harbison-Walker Refrac
39% Jan
Aug
3
July 11
20 Va
Hammermill
128% Apr
3
Oct
26
122''
31
36% Jan
32%
l
21*%. Oct 23
38%
38%
32 Va
__5
26 Va Jun
38%
38%.
50
100
Shares
39
32
convertible preferred
the Week
32%
X39
5
Sales for
Friday
Feb. 15
Feb. 14
Feb. 13
Feb. 13
Feb. 11
May 29
36
Tuesday
Monday
EXCHANGE
'"25% May 28
29
low And high sale prices
Wednesday
Thursday
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103V4
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53%
54 Va
62,200
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, February 18, 1963
...
NEW" YORK STOCK EXCHANGE; STOCK]RECORD
Range for Previous
/•••?
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Year 1962
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
STOCKS
;>•>;> NEW
Highest
*
-
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YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
EXCHANGE
;
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Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 11
Feb.12
Par
-
Wednesday
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Thursday
-JFeb. 14
.
Feb. 13
Friday
the Week
Feb. 15
Shares
.
K
37
Mar 15
32% Feb
99
Sep
SO
25
May 29
84
Jun
26
47
Jan
3
103
Jun
7
112
101
Je-n
10
111
Kaiser Alum
12
38% Jan
10
Jan
2
95% Jan
31
4V« %
convertible
50'/8 Feb
12
51% Jan
9
4%%
preferred
104V2 Jan
4
111% Jan
30
4%%
(ser
Jan
7
110
Jan
31
39% Jan
29
40% Feb
6
20
6
50% Nov
May 16
May 21
83
106
3
78
July 31
86
Aug
6
Apr
94% Dec
26
101,% Nov
Jan
24
Feb
12
95
Jan
2
8
101
Jan
17
83
Jan
3.80%
4%
8
94% Dec
27
95% Jan
10
96% Jan
26
95 V4 Oct
22
99
Jan
22
100 % Jan
29
12
41% Nov
23
38% Jan
4
44%>Jan
30
15
20
Nov
27
19% Jan
21 Ve Feb
12
28% Oct
12
27% Jan
32% Jan 29
17% Nov
27
36% Jun
50% May
27
13 V, Oct
24
47'/4 Jun
13
26V4 Jun
26% Jan
'
24% Sep
.
33
?
30
Jan
2
Jan
5
5
71 V» Feb
46% Feb
19
34% Jan
30% Jun
25
41
Jan
23
34
45% Oct
25
79% Jan
3
24
Jun
23
25
34% Dec
May 28
11% Dec
33% Jun
20
28
88
20
Oct
11
Oct
;
Oct
Kern
39% Jan 22
„
Jan
37% Jan
11
32 Vb Jan
37% Feb
15% Feb
1
Jan
39% Jan
43% Jan
13
88
11
32
8
21% Jan
2
25 % Jan
15
2
18% Feb
14
Mar 12
13 »/4 Jan
22
14% Jan
3
30% Jan
2
23% Jan
2
26% Jan
21
39% Jan
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4
27% Jan
2
32% Jan
24
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24
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2
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12
36% Jan
10
23
Feb
12
26% Jan
15
18
36% Jan
3
22
Jan
3
25 Va Jan
15
15
22
29% Feb
13% Jun
26
21% Apr
13V4 Jun
25
39
5% July
15
Sep
15% Mar
1% May 29
19% Jan
4'A Jun
22% Dec
25
23% Oct
14
* Feb
1
Feb
7
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
1
Lehigh Portland Cement!_15
Lenign Valley Industries common_l
9
Jan
0
31
5% Jan
6% F'eb
26% Jan
29% Feb
39 Va Jan
conv pfd series A
Lehigh Valley RR
13
Feb
8
9% Jan
10 % Jan
18
Leonard
43% Oct
4
62
Mar 19
51 % Jan
55% Jan
18
97/a Oct
!;
7
8
24
17 Va Mar 12
121/4 Jan
13% Jan
25
63% Oct
110% Feb
23
147
May 31
31% May 29
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40
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24
150
15% Jan
46% Jan
6
14
Feb
14
74%
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25% Jan
2
54% Mar 29
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156% Feb
Jan
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Jun 25A
Oct
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6
155% May 11
j
47
11
18 Va Jan
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28
25
19'/2 Jan
2
24
57
Jan
2
16% Feb
13
21;
Jan
25
69% Dec
5
63 % Feb
15
69
Jan
14
July
9
34V2 May 29
17% Oct 24 4
15% Oct 23
56
Jun
39
6
88
Aug
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95
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96
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54% Jan
18% Feb
13
23%
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2
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Litton
Industries
Lone
Star
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15
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104
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7
95
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8
96
31
V May
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2
4
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1
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Long
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1
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16
6
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11
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9
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Feb
6
59% Jan
72 Va Jan
30
Louisville
38
D
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10% Jan
24
30 Va Oct
22
Lowenstein
67% Jan
4
39i'2 Jan
47% F?b
14
21 % Feh
20
15% Jan
18% Jan
10
Lykes
25
40 Va Feb
2su Jun
25
44 Vs Mar 15
441/4 Jun
5
45% Jun
25
86
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20
24
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2
30
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17
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14
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92
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8
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25
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63
25
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27
25
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6
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16
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16
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14
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3
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48% Jan
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34
Aug 30
29% Jan
35
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263% Jan
2
1
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23
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11
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21
Oct 24
14
35
13
18
14
28% Sep
4
9% Jun
27
18 Va Jan
12
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2
20 Va Oct
24
Feb
13
14% Feb
4
56
34% Jan
23
14
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335% Jan
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2
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5
29% Aug 29
17
May 28
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24% Jan
2
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Co
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Magma Copper______
Magnavox Co
Mallory (P R) &
Manhattan Shirt
Maracalbo Oil Exploration
Marathon Oil Co_j
Maremont Corp__..___
-
Martin-Marietta Corp
Masonite Corp.—_____>>I_Ino
May 18
82 % Jan
2
771% Feb
21
83% May 17
831/4 Jan
25
70% Jun
29
76
75'/a Jan
9
35% Feb
2
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3
48
21
15
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20
22
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2
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19
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19
16
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27
24
125
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23
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63
Dec
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19
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2
21
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10
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21
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34% Jan
8
343% Jan
2
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26
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4
16
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MCA
21
Jan
17
23V2 Jan
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28
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14
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.
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19
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7
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7
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12
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see
page
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29
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25
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12
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3
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17
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series___100
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_____•
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1959
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11
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1947
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11
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34'/4 Jan
Jun
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Feb
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Jan
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85
291/2 Jan
27
7
11
22,700
.
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25
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17
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155 J/2
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76
13.900
53%
64%
52 Va f 53%
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1
58
Jun
37 J/4
100
1,700
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37
48
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Marlin-Rockweli Corp__
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84% Feb
6%
28/
10%
63%.
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Field •&
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6%
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28
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771% Feb
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53%
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May 21
•
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77 % Jan
4
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6538
44 %
25"% May 29
Jan
17%
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31%
9,500
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Marshall
7%
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50
30
;
12%
12%
71%
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60c convertible
preferred—No par
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13%
29%
•
10%. 10%
49
52 Va
.4%%. preferred series A—__100
Madison
30%
"17/" a
64%
•
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84
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413% Feb
23
1 % Oct
50
•
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303% Jan
16
17% Oct
-
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47 Va tea
72
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6
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27
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32
11
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46
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42%
88
151%
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1
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28
2
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41%
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75%
37
•
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25
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36
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22V4 May 29
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•
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;
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22
14
54%
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14
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22
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Lee Rubber & Tirei_'_.—I
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74
35%
.
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8
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9
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20
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63
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63
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22
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9
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21
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10
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11
12
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12
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33% Feb
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66%
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109
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36% Jan
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3
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29
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26
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.
24
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2
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V
Volume
Number 6239
197
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
7 Range for Previous;
Year 1962 //: ;:Z/Z/;Z/
Highest
V:///.
18% May 28
60
Jun 25
84% Jan
77Va Jan
2
22% Jan
3
87% Jan 30
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3
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15
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24
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2
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2
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2
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;
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14
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15
8
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31
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28
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22
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28
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
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13
31
95% Nov
15
94% Jan
9
48
Feb
7
Oklahoma
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
88 y2 Jan
29 V* Oct
;
Jun
24
25
41 % Jan
Dec
28
177/B NOV
54% Jan
23
35
May 28
3
30
2
15% Jan
15
22% Jan
9
5^% Jan
21
60
4
Jan
2
72 '/a Jan
Jan
•'.2*
80
Feb
109'A Jan
7
105
31% Jan
•
2
25
Jan
17% Jan
14
Co
18
4%
14
Oxford
6
$5
8
Pacific
preferred
Paper
American
6
Pacific
Cement
34% Jan
29
Pacific
Gas
21% Feb
8
241/e Jan
8
Pacific
2
63% Jan
17
Pacific
Lighting
34% Jan
15
Pacific
Feb
6
2
31% Jan
26
145'% Jan
2
7% Jan
12
5% Jan
2
6'A Feb
7
5
15% Feb
5
17% Jan
15
23% Mar
151
6%
,
Pacific
22
20
12% Jan
24
Packard-Bell
25
15% Jan
12
11 »A Jan
2
141% Feb
11
Pan
American
24% Feb
12
21% Jan
2
271% Feb
13
Pan
Amer
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
70'A Dec
12
67% Jan
78'% Feb
14
Panhandle
97% Feb
8
Jan
9% Jan
3
2
2
22
35% Jan
17
24% Jan
2
28'/a Feb
56%
56
56
55
56%
15
14%
14%
14%
15
21%
50 'A Jan
2
55i% Feb
14
31
29% Jan
22
33% Feb
8
'% Feb
Jan
;
22
211/4
21%
620
•56%
56%-
57%
57%/
59'%
15,800
78%
73%
78%
79'A
79%
80
12,100
104
*102%
104
*102%
33%
*102'A
*17%
18 1/8
15
8
Oct 22
7% Oct
40
37
26
May 31
May 29
26'% Jan
33
Jan
21
17% Jan
20% Feb
1
Penick &
4
17'% Jan
2
19'% Jan
9
17%
17%
*17'%
17%
13%
13%
13%
13J/8
13%
13%
13%
3,100
33%
34%
38%
34'A
33%
34%
22,700
1
22%
22%
22'/u
22'A
21%
22'A
21%
22
21%
22
15,200
60'%
60%
60'%
61
60'%
61
60.i%
61'A
60 y2
60%
8,000
33'A
33'%
32%
33'%
32%
33 Vh
32%.
33
6,800
150%
150%
1
6 '/a
11%
71%
72%
72%
98
*96
8'%
1
39 '/'a
26'%
27
52
32%
33'A
A;
>
32
2
8% Jan
2
10% Feb
14
48 'A Jan
3
41'A Jan
2
45
Feb
1
52% Jan
.
17
42% Jan
2
47 'A Feb
Penn
13
4.68%
Inc
Co
27
27%
26'%
27'A.
54'%
52'%
55'%
52
52'%
A.
32'A
32%
32%
32%
*26%
26%
*26%
26%
30'A
30 •%
30%
19
19 'A
18%
*26%
26%
30'%
29%
30'A
19
19'%
19
19'A
9%
43
43
46%
2
Jan
3
am/a P'eb
15
Pennsalt
3
38%
20
30'% Jan
3
34% Jan
24
2
33% Jan
9
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
1
Penn Power & Light com
No par
4'%%
preferred..
100
*34'/,,
32% Jan
/ 31% Oct
22>
2
104% Feb
100
Jan
8
103
Feb
13
13'A Jan
2
16% Feb
15
8
37% Jan
22
18% Feb
2
54% Jan
:
1
101'A Jan
106'A May 25
101% May 25
3
2
351/4 Feb
.
4.40%
33
46'%
47
39%
38%
391/4
34%
34 %
34%
*34%
33
33'A
33'A
33'A
104
104
101%
14%
36'%
36%
>
-15'%-
37
■
•
"
15%
37
52% Mar 19
37
Jun
3
51
33
Oct
24
25
Jun
22
80
16
58
.
Jan
Feb
2
2
J
42'A Feb
•
,
12
12% Jun
15
19% Mar 15
13'A Jan
24
59% Mar 23
531/4 Jan
2
1
2
49% Oct
35% Oct
24
99
Jan
15
13% Jun
25
19% Jan
18% Oct
24
42
Feb
33% Oct
44% Oct
66% Jan
101 y4
Jun
July 10
96
Jan
6
51
Jan
9
9
Pfaudler
47
100% Jan
Jan
2
51% Jan
59
Feb
41/2%
■
Pfizer
28
2
6
2
33'A Jan
Jan
7
103% Jan
86% Jan
11
29% Jan
100
:
Pet
3
54% Jan
7
13
100
Jan
Jan
Feb
90
10
105
7
.No par
-4.40%.
11,/'/'"
Feb
5
4.30%
23
4.68%
Jan
2
33i/8 Jan
21
5
71% Jan
25
78% Feb
3
91
Feb
14
81% Jan
10
85
Feb
12
47% Jan
11
50
Feb
4
19
39'A Feb
Co
1
100
*101
105
_50c
—
100
Phillips Petroleum
—
191/8 Jan
3
18
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
58'A Jan
14
Pillsbury Co common
6
100% Nov
27
99% Jan
8
102% Jan
J8
$4 preferred
18% Jun
27
41'% Jan
11
29% Jan
3
17
Piper Aircraft
23
67
86 Va Mar
64
Sep 28
12% Jun
81
22
126% Aug 21
Jan
73
.
Jan
10
14% Jan
8
2
12% Jan
4
Jan
9
77% Jan
lU*VB
125
Nov
78
Jan
Jun
25
21
Oct
24
811/2 Jun
14
13% Oct
90% Oct
l?n
24
14
Jan
10% Feb
14
Jan
54
Feb
15
5%
Jan
57% Feb
14
5'/2%
Jan
30
122
Jan
17
57% Jan
8
105
3
8
Feb
11
61% Jan
4
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
Pittston
(The)
Co
convertible
$3.50
Feb
1
2
34% Jan
15
148'/a Jan
4
3
18% Jan
29
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co.
22
971/2 Feb
15
Porter Co Inc (HK > 51/2 %
48
29
111
3
Plough
.10
951/2 Mar
5
Jan
14
47% Mar
8
42% Jan
3
92V4 Jan
2
70% Jan
75
Jan
8
25
3?% Apr
19
27'/2 Jan
30% Feb
12
Public
Service
491/2 May 29
69% Dec
26
68 % Jan
73% Feb
11
Public
Serv
30'/8 Jan
32
Feb
15
941/2 Feb
5
4.68%
25
20% Jun
29
July 24
31% May 14
85
Jan
5
92
Nov
20
87
Jan
2
95
Dec
6
Nov
21
Apr
93
10
90% July 17
104
Jun
106
Jun
29
29
23% May 29
'£ 71% Jan
2
22% Jan
19
21
July 25
5% Oct
84
Jun
24
18
31 % May 29
1117% Oct 30
201/4 Oct 23
28% Jun 25
98
,
109
110% Feb
C;'. 91 % Jan
94% Jan
97
Jan
Jan
Potomac
Procter
22
Feb
1
5.05%
15
inR3/4 Jan
III1/2 Jan
Nov
21
321/4 Jan
37% Jan
17
7Q7/0
4nr
11
76
Jan
77% Jan
8
24% Dec
28
241/2 Jan
24% Jan
21
beo
8
24
233/4 Jan
24% Jan
Public
Co
Elec
&
Gas
com_No par
...
5.28%
25
35
Serv
Co
of
Ind
com—No par
3%%
preferred
4.32% preferred
4.16%
preferred
22
lo
____No par
of Colorado
5
preference com—Np par
preferred .;
,
..100
preferred
i
;«
.100
preferred
—100
preferred
100
preferred -iiA.ii.-i—-lOO:
4.30%
15
9sy2 Jan
100
2
st prel.100
Co
Gamble..
div
4,18%
109% Jan
14
107% Jan
Power
Electric
&
$1.40
75
1.25
—1.
....
18
56% Jun
preferred—
Inc
May 28
32
1
common
18
132
100
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
Jan
Jan
31% Jan
3
Jan
40 »/2 Jan
124
preferred class A
1st series prior pfd
15% Jan
6
Jan
21
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
No par
14
41
4
.Tan
Feb
57% Jan
139
33
14
34% Dec
221
Cw; J.4
38
,
35% Mar 29
6
X
preferred (conv)... .No par
—1
Pittsburgh Forgings Tpo._.—
$4.80
22
7
55% Jan 24
25
88
2
—
Publicker
—100
i_—25/
25
Industries Inc
10 % Feb
21
6
Jan
7y8 Feb
Jan
23
84
Jan
R41/2 Jan
43 yB Jan
2
361/2 Jan
25
40% Jan
Puget Sound Power & Light Co
23% May
8
19% Jan
2
23% Feb
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co___3
28% Feb
Pullman
88
Mqr
O
23% Jan
2
361/4 Jan
11
$4.75
common__5
preferred
No par
26
91 % Feb
16
62
Mar 13
141
:./41-
•■■■
No par
Jan
300
90 \
390
-
*73
17'A
*138%
■75%
76%
76%
90
20%
17%
;
*109
40%
41'A
41
15 '/a
18
138%
56
10 Va
53
57
.
351/4
39
38
124
.,124
58%
58%
109
110
34%
136y2
16%
94%
17 y«
94%
44-%
45
73%
74%
34%,
134%
80
*72
*72
77%
.18
18%
56%
561/4
56%
10'A
10%
IO1/4
10%
53
52%
52%
55'A
56
56
53% / 531/2
57%
57
57'A
57%
1,000
39%
38%
39%
3,400
37%
38%
V34 '/•:
34%
33
29%
7P'/2
71%
31715
32
*94 ,/
95
7A%
30
30%
291/2
71%
72%
70
31
31
31 1/4
:■
:
31 %
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.95
:
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96%
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.
:
109
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109
110
110
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99
99
109
111
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95
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110
110 ?
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77 »/♦
24%
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24%
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24%
23 %
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23%'
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23%
61/2
6%
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85
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23%
6%
6%
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85
•
6%
7
85
38%
22i/8
22 "4
38%
22
221A
22
22%
26'A
26%
26.
27%
27%
27%
39%
38'A
39
381/2
39%
>
,
.
..
140
247'a
200
23%
7
67/a
7'A
39 '/a
38%
22'A
231/s
23
28%
mm
,
13,100
;
84%
.400
39%
;
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84
28
;
5,500
771/4
24%
♦231/4
;
38%
3 8 7*8
38%
38%
84 I
>
90
18Q
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35
34%
35 Va
34%
34%
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:
;i:
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110
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35
46,600
6,000
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34%
78 Va
qq
98
.
700
19,500
.
96
108%
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35
38%
291/4
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6%
29%
44%
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•
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7,100
7"%
96%
74%
31%
*84
420
44%
7*%
v
44%
74
31%
241/a
97 %
44%
95
441A -44% t
39%
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97
95
95
73%
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>3,300
74.1/4
301/4
4.500
58,800
17%
44%
72%
r
33
137%
16%
95
30%
;180
17
136i/t5
138%
16%
a.
40
7,600
111
32%
34
1?S%
16%
73%
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?
140%
16 »/2
30
96%
110
110
341/2
60
*110
137%
139
%
60'A
124
*123
601/2
190
54
531/2
124%
59%
59%
109
109
109
S
*124
124%
58%
581/4
38
38
*124
124
Y
16%
*94
19,400
36,500
56 '/b
10%
72%
95
30
139
*137'A
56%
16%
•.:)-74.'/:
18,600
18%
18%
139
139
.
9%
44%
/
15%
*75%
94%
—
15%
80
77%
139
*138
561/4
15,400
1,700
18'A
17%
9%
42%
77%
*72
',/
10,400
*75%
80
*75%
77%
32%
42
I
15%
15 V
15%
,10
32%
41%
15%
5,300
102
*99%
100
4114
80
57%
57%
57%
57%
32%.
55%
53 %
3 4 ¥2
*95
1,900
32%
138'A
134%
*94
20%
32%
17%
139
9%
38 %
20%
20%
100
*
£8'A
48,700
311/4
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77%
lO'/i,
124
48%
30%
*75%
56%
56%
20
47 %
'
48%
15
.
80
56%
*53
85%
20%
57%
440
91/
*85
47%
102
*100
.
36,800
*90
85%
*85
•
20%
57
57
/.'
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*
28,300
91
90
48%
47%
20'A
102
83
*85
'
75
30
.
35%
35%
36%
76'A
106
*105
35%
40
102%
102%
106
88
W
30,300
31%
103%
*105
89
48 '/a
14,700
31
103
35%
A
58%
90
361%
,.
3,000
39,700
*103
102%
35%
271/2
31%
106
102%
*104'A
4,200
16%
51%
89
'
.
*102
38
Inc
J
381/4 Dec
10
89
.100
1,600
101%
103 %
30%*
103%
89
89
3,700
x57%
40%
15%
—
31%
-
58%
10,000
50.
;
30%
15%
Inc
59
50'A
76%
100
32
40'A
22
44% Jun
30'A
*75%
5% Oct
1161/2 Mar
•
preferred— _No par
May
54
57
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
convertible
57%
105'A
20%
56%
20%
Pitney-Bowes
$5
50:....
50%
102'A
47%
102
9
51% Jan
8
56%
9
-
'
,85
'
28
44% Jan
134% Jan
5
20'A
*100
85 f
48%
17% Jan
16% May 15
22
48 Vn
77'A Jan
1
Oct
*84
3
2
27
103'A
*88
89
2
Jan
16%
761/0
77'A
72% Jan
67% Feb 20
191/2 Jan
1
...
16%
27
35%
36%
76%
13% Jan
40
24
35
.No par
Corp
35%
1
43% Oct
36% Oct
1
_No par
16%
26%
89
105'A
105
22
Jan
139
5
*101
102%
*99%
16%
27 ;
26%
*102'A
89
...
101%
ioiy2
441/4
54;;
47%
*99%
"48
16,600
48:
*53 >A
1
^99%
16%
31%
31%
;'
41'A
65'A Mar 19
Aug 17
5
*47%
48
49 Va
15%
15%
54
49%
58%
*102
103'A
90
15%
*53%
48
240
59
'
47%
43 '"t
15%
15'A
'
*88'A
series preferred
24
30% Oct 23
11% Oct
4
88%
—_100
24
Jan
30%
43%
53%
49%
58'A
30%
58
102
43
59
'
15%:
26%
48'A
58%
31'A
49
16,700
47
46%
47%
59%
53%
103%
50
58 VH
-i....—
Feb
34
26% :
1,400
,
'
'
.;.
43%
43
47'A
49%
100
Oct
21% Jan
16%
46%
49
15'A
47.
190,000
,
,
.1
48%
58%
48%
>'
*99%. 101'A
16'A
16%
26%
—100
15% Oct
2
16%
.No par
40
69
47 'A
101 'A
16%:
3 ,7 'A
1
54
15%
210
103'%
;
16%
59 %
47
58%
:
43%
42-1/4
*53'A
—12.50
—
97
26% Apr
47
*99%
44
15%
53'A
X26%
...
3.90%
15%
*53iA
46%
—33 »/3 c
Inc
Philip Morris Inc common
4% preferred
;
*'■431/4
•'••■
1
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
7
84'A Jan
&
"A,
46%
.5
Corp
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
3:8(1%
.
100
Inc
Phila Electric Co common
24
87% Mar 27
59% Mar 14
(Chas)
105% Jan
103
Permutit
I
50
_
preferred.
Corp of America.
Phelps-Dodge
24 V.
112% Jan
84% Feb
common
Petroleum
9
31
24
Co
convertible preferred
Milk Co common
17% Jan
Jan
July 16
80% July 25
_J1
Corp.
Cement
5%
28% Jan
Sep
Oct
Permanente
2
100
81
Perkin-Elmer
1
8
12
88'A Nov 28
24
7
Jan
16'A Feb
103% Nov
82
42
15% Feb
25% Jan
106
24
48 'A Jan
55
i,
2
8
26 % Oct
48%
331/aC
46
46
58%
49
13
July 13
Aug.23
61% Oct
58'A
48%
2
57% Mar 15
May 29
58%
48%
100
Eastern Ry Co
9
45
62% Jan 15
34% Mar 20
82
58
Pepsi-Cola Co
Jan
1
98
46%
Peoria &
1
99% Jan
23
25
101
31
Peoples Gas Light & Coke...-No par
1
49% Feb
:
21
59% Feb
4
49
%
340
'
49'A Jan
11
Jan
46/ Jan
46
Apr
50% Feb
8,000
37
:37 •..•".
«•'
39% May 29
33%
104V8
*102
16%
'jf
600
34%'
34'/a
331/e;
103
15%
37
36%
•;
*101%
103
101%
15%
23,200
10,600
-.40 »/8
103
...: 103%
103
104 'A
103%
•
101%
.
1,960
47 7 '
39%
341%
33
10,600
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100
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Pennsylvania RR
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19%.
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32%
.
33'A
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44
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.
;
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42%
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27
19'%
.
9%
47 Va
41
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19
43i%
14
95
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34
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98'A July 25
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5,400
47,800
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11,800
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122,900
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14% Nov
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7
prior
3,100
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5
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50
33%
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Pendleton
102
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331/4
103%
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4
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33
100
14
26
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2
May
24
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22
27
15,800
55%
103%
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27% Jan
26
1,400
55%
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33%
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28'A July 12
Mar 29
15
20'A Oct
2,300
55
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39,500
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4,400
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World Airways
East
.
,
,
400
37%
351/4
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55%
par'
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Paramount Pictures Corp
4
11
35
2l
56
5
Corp
; Papercraft
40% Jan 22
16
38% Mar 15
24
4 7c
17
28
98
75% Apr
5b
24
22'% Jun
10
Jan
91/4 Jan
Jan
8'% Jan
96
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Oct
50%
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Consolidated
Tin
371/2
10,800
18'A
98
37%
50%
Packaging Corp of America
24
18% Oct
7161/2
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Teiep & Teleg com
preferred.
157/e Oct
42% Oct 24
35%
16 'A
50%
Hawaiian Products Co
59i% Jan
10'A Jun
31
351/4
16%
50%
46'%
7
100
14'A Feb
2
39% J an
5
35%
16%
50%
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14 2/7
3
&
102%
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Jan
31% Jan
&
140
350
10
13
20
3
5'A May 28
34%
16 %
51
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2
12
158% Feb
5
35%
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100
15
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common
—
Aug 30
61% Dec 27
May 29
26 ye May 29
34%
5
10
6.25
Jan
25
47
5
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May 29
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37
14%
580
104i%
46%
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87%
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18%
7
98
36%
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Fiberglas Corp
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49%
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461/4
45%
18%
98
18%
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97%
v
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15% Jan
9% Jun 15
7% Oct
98
—...
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15
Feb
18'% Jan
18 %
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Owens-Corning
Jan
104
45
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preferred
*
45
45%
45%
common_5
Co
Outboard Marine Corp
.Outlet
35% Jan
2
100
5
101% Feb
Jan
24
Mar 23
43
16
13% Jan
102%
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11
21 'A Feb
25
14% Nov
59 'A Jan
2
14
115
16% Jun 25
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521/2 Jan
47 % Jan
96
14
1421/4
10
2
25
97% Jan
28
16% Jan
13
24 V. Mar
14
26
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Oct
371/4 Jan
87% Feb
24
Jun
28
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2
2
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.
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76
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19
3
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23
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—————20
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&
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4.24%
25
36 'A Jan
Feb 26-
41
26
1115
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the Week
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Feb. 1.5
50
15
„_
28
14
14
Feb.
.
100
_
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100% Dec
Friday
Thursday
Feb. 13
-100
—..100
100
common
lfi 'A Jun
94% July 18
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Feb,11
STOCK
EXCHANGE
46% Jan
2
49 y» Jan
May 28
Jan 11
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest-
Year 1962
80% Jun
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
10.700
23%
5.300
2 8 Va
•i
39%
28%-
33.8O0
38%
38%
39,400
Q
54% Oct
24
Oct
25
25% Oct
26
136
For
146
10% Jan
footnotes,
see
3
page
:
Jan
2
Jan
2
27y2 Jan
2
-
25.
69'/2 Jan
144% Feb
-
18
12
30'A Jan
9
Quaker Oats
Co
5
common
6%
preferred—
L
100
//Quaker State Oil Refining Corp..10
...
:
66% v.67%
*1431/2
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66
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29%
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67%
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/
29%'
143%
29
67
5.600
143%
40
/ 29%
1.400
^^.Volume 197; Number
6239 ; f; The Commercial and Financial Chronicie
(731)
23
NEW;YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
•'•.Year 1962 ; ...
*;•'«••
Lowest
'•
STOCKS.v
/:
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
-
Highest
Lowest
NEW YORK
Highest.
>
low and high sale prices
STOCK
: EXCHANGE
;
Monday
Tuesday
Feb. 11
Feb. 12
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-
Wednesday
;
Sales for
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Feb, 14
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38% Jun
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27
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;
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-
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8
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v
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Jan
,78% Jan
34% Jan
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1
28
14 ys Feb
€5' x.May 291
7%. Juir 25
56
Feb
1
2
Radio
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'
2
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2
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preferred
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1st
Ranco
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__
12
Random
:77% Jan
8% Jan
16
House
2
27% F$b
7% Jan
Raytheon
Reading
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15
14% Jan
17
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15
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29
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10% Jan
2
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4
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38% Jan
3
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14% Jan
2
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2
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16
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12
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2
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36%
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2
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28
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Jan
23
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24
8
Rhodesian
Ltd
Ritter
Company
37% Jan
41% Feb
11
37% Feb
8
34% Jan
Feb
12
7
94% Feb
4%
17% Jan
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Rohr
18% Jan
2
21% Feb
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26% Jan
2
38
Feb
43% Jan
2
47% Feb
5
8% Jan
2
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17
4
12% Jan
9
1
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13% Feb
13
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16% Jan
2
19% Jan
10
2
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29
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2
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8
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:
9%.
39%
32%
1
preferred
Roebuck &
2,600
6,300
./r> 700
13%
37%
_____No par
No par
Seatright-Oswego
14,200
12%
30%
17 y#
•220
21%
84 -
*83
<
10%
12%
;; 30
10%
94
375
26%
125,200
10%
47%
,
21%
84'v
29
94
*220
v
7,100
46%
9%
,
100
?i
xl6%
21%
22
if
47
94
375
6:
2634
*21%./ 21%
*82'%
47%
94
*220
V
8,700
23%
35
30%
13%
"*7,966
213/4
12%
10 '/a
5,700.
17'/a
'
5
common-:
Co
I 96%
17
35%
♦21
13,800
112
*94%
24
23%
21%
110 y4
:
-
10%
10%
*103
133/4
10%
105
13 3/4
•'
10%
*103
14
■10%; 10%
105
13%
14
13%
*103
14
1,500
400
-
37,100
10%;
1038
>105
*103
48% :
11,400
900.
105
•14.;
14
3,000,
•-
2.50
12'A
14%
13%
15
_1
Oil & Gas
Corp__
143/s
15%
14
36%
36%
14%
145/8
143/4
36%
19,300
36%
37%
22
38%
38%
38
22'%
39%
38%
22%
25,600
22%
22%
23%
23%
No par
23%
23%
13%
13%
23%
13%
13%
10,300
131/8
36'/«
13%
13%
36%
13%
13'A
13%
35%
36%
36%
36%
36
22%
36%
36'A
22%
36%
22%
3,100
48.600
22%
22%
28
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
__1
20%
22%
22%
20%
20%
12
21'A
12'A
203/4
221/2
201/2
22%
Sheraton
20%
14
12
12%
121/B
12%
18%
18%
18%
23
22%
23
223A
35%
351/4
36
: ;:;.36;v
32
32%
25 ,<•.;,
32
24%
Shattuck
Shell
Jan
Shoe
(Frank G)
Oil
No par
1
Co—
America
Corp of
of
Corp
50c
1
America...
Xl8 %
18'A
18%
—1
23%
23%
23
No par
343/„
34%
34%
No par
32%
323A
32'/8
Signode Steel Strapping
Simmons
Co
Simonds Saw & Steel
Simplicity
Sinclair
14
Pattern
Oil
—
Co
50c
;
Oil
Co___
(A O) Corp__
Smith-Douglass Co Inc
Smith
Smith
Kline &
French
Socony Mobil Oil
Amer
South Carolina
5%
15
G
South
Jersey Gas
Puerto
Co
Rico
50
2.50
com
5
25
,
Sugar
preferred
Cb-
Southern
40
Southern
Indiana
thern
18
5%
71
Mobile
22
&
27'/2 Jan
25
31% Jan
15
3/4 Jan
10
97
Feb
1
22
Jan
H
15
Jan
18
\ Jan
24
; Jan
3
90
Aug 16 >
.20% Jun 25
38
81
86
Sep
25
% Jan
2
98% Feb
28
90
Jan
Feb
9
7
29
1
93/4
553/4
56%
56%
57%
.57-.
53%
52%
52%
53
53
♦52'A
523/4
39
39
39%
39%
•39
39%
1,500
37%
38%
38%
39%
38'A
39%
60,200
39%:
3 8 1/8
38
38%
36'/a
'
38%
*32
'9%;
93/4
:
10%
U
10%
10
<•'
:
40,900
57%
5,600
v
500
34
34
34'A
25
25%
25%
26%
8,800
32
54
315/8
311/2
31%
543A
54%
54%
543A
55
55
55%
55
55%
54%
50,100
17,200
5
Gas
&
El_No par
54%
*54%
48%
49
48%
49
293/8
29 3A
293/8
stock
tr
29%
59
•r
55
7.50
No par
59
(Del)
No par
preferred—
20
ctfs
Co
& Bros Inc
preferred
9%
55%
33
Southwestern Public Service
4.20%
9%
55%
*52%
32
Spartans Industries
Sparton Corp
?/_i.
Spencer Chemical Co
Jan
82,200
:
25%.
28
10% Oct
3
18,600
46,500
;
143/8 „
33
29
90
7/b Jan
14-;<.;
31%
83A Jan
Oct
14%
25
14% Jan
Jun
•62%
143/s
:
64%
323/8
Spalding
4
61%
14%
,
24%
18
24
61%
12%
2,400
65%
623/4
658/a
62%
65%
621/B
4,900
31%
16% Jan
: 9%
10%
32%
63%
623A
12% M3%".
55'/2
•32
641/a
62 '/8
:
2,500
•
321%
6
(A G)
648/8
63%
62%
33,900
8,900
241/a
xcw
11
26%
26%
38%
31%
Co
Ohio
25'/a
26%
25%
263/4
136
8,200
3,500
2,600
>
31%
Railway common.'
non-cum
25 y8
25
26%
35%
25
25%
25%
26%
37%
25
26%
25
26%
54-
25
265/B
25 s/a
26%
9%
32
25
25%
54%
2,100
37
32
38%
57
.54
23%
361/a
,57'A
57%
13%
23%
36%
9,900
•
1363A
57%
64%
23
*56%
57%
64'%
1,700
38%
,136
57%
62%
>13/ /
19
57%
134%
57%
%
18%
136%
1343/4
57
xl 34
13,900
3,600
<
12 Va
321/2
38%
135%
38%
134
136
20%
12
•24%
____.
Southern Pacific
373/4
12'A
i83A; 18%
1
31%
Southern Natural Gas Co
44
24%
203/a
12
24%
Southern
14
•:
/
22%
203/s
,:
1
Southeastern Public Service Co
38 Va
25
32%
24'/a': 25
37%
37%
38%
•
1
.
Edison—8 y3
17
23
California
1
com.4.50
Co
preferred
South
8%
_No par
Platinum
&
E &
20
25
10
5
Inc
Co
Gold
37%
Labs.No par
Soo Line Railroad Co
South
24%
5
Corp
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly
.
4,200
36%
28%
V
N
Steel
96 .;
'17%
17
233/4
36 Va
111%
*94%
23%
23%
/;:;^4o%; •41%t:1
11
Co
$3.40 preferred
Sharon!
36%
13,100
37%
Corp common
.5%%
convertible, preferred
Shamrock
41%
34%
1
Shahmoon
31
.29%
SCM
F
30'/a
10%
Schick Inc
S
30 3/4
37%
Corp
Inc
9,000
10
common.
convertible preferred
Sears
243A
31%
5
Industries Inc
preference
When
24%
^.___1
Convertible
1
800
24%
109
17%
*21
3,600
22%
*20%
23%
13,700 ^
33%
'
36
96
17
20,500
40%
'
108
*93%
17%
11,600
10,300
'
29%
;
36%
105
96
17
;;
•42% 4:
33'/a
*22
12%
<._100
29
Mfg
24%
13%
65
42'A
33%
22
30%
2.50
15
SeagraVe
*93%
46%
^_No par
Sangamo Electric
&
X36
••
33
21%
45%
io y4
5
Co
10
Paper
423A ■£ 43
22
1
:
Paper
.3*65%
37
104
13%
'
24 %
35%
l
11
.
21%
36%
23%
x21
20 g
Diego Imperial Corp
Screw
36%
17%
1
Co
41
40-%
104
96
17
1
Diego Gas & Electric Co_
12% May 29
41%
100
San
23
33
41 '/4
San
$4
43
33
42%
88%
4%
63 -
-
1,600
141,800
39% -f"'
*87 y4
5
63%
9,700
105
39% ;
-
13%
4% >
40%
4
Scoville
42%
22%
37%
18
v
62%
62
21%
32%
22%
106%
—
Schlumberger
13%
/-■?;•
5
60%
61%
105
40%
88%
i
4%
42%
36%
22
Scott
5
133/a
41%
12
5%
4%
60
105
39%
*87%
_„_10
38 % Jan
63A May 29
103'A Oct 12
5
62%
43%
%
104
89
24%
303A Feb
31
13%
'
40%
293/4
2
Schering
105
39%
*87%
24%
2
Schenley
104%
40%
88%
29%
(Jacob)
Regis
105
40%
*87%
104%
Preferred series A
St
*104%
41
89
24%
2
9% Dec
104%
29%
35
Jan
70,700
4,500
23%
26'A Jan
Jan
50%
22%
Safeway Stores common
1.66%
4%
preferred
__100
4.30% conv preferred
100
St. Joseph Lead Co.
10
§t. Joseph Light & Power
No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com__No par
25
Jan
50%
29%
Ryder System Inc
28
503/4
5
Ryan Aeronautical
36% May 29
50'/a
25%
Rubbermaid Inc
31% Feb
Jan
503/4
5
l
13% Jan
2
21
9
50%
26 VH
29%
Corp
22
13
50%
253/8
___5
Royal Crown Cola Co_
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp—
11% Jan
18% Feb
26
33
1
27% Jan
24
"45^b '
33%
26%
4%
__l
5
7% Oct
313/4
44%
31%
33.200
31%
253/8
29%
—__
Corp
(Geo D)
14% Aug 13
22
31%;
25
preferred series A
Corp
Ronson
26
31%
common.
Co
3,900
24%
—
Haas
&
45^8
1,000
•.
24'%
No par
Corp
Telephone Corp__
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rohm
117% Jan
443/4
15%
:
31%
13%
._1
Rochester
Elec
45%*
,
''
15 Vs
24
40%
___2.50
Rochester Gas &
15
31%
r
*87%
£
Controls
15
*50
x42
Robertshaw-Fulton
15 <:>■■
50%
x61
15
17ysJan
;
Trust
*"■•
24%
r
104%
1
Inc
15
i5%;
.
12,600
32%
1.25
15
11
Co—
;*15
I,
93A
•
24%
*50
100
_
15%
9%
31%
_50
Corp__________No par
Riegel Paper Corpi__
10
22
Dec
series
Selection
31 * i Feb
104
1
Oil
i Jan
27
*15
100
Tobacco com____5
J.)
3.60%
Richardson-Merrell
16% Jan
.
1
____
Manufacturing
Richfield
22% Jan
26% Jan
Jun
'■
Rheem
94% Feb
26
89
34
26% Jan
24%
(R.
Preferred
25
Oct
15
8
12'
41 X Jan
26
29
1
14% Feb
11% May 29
25
14% Feb '
Reynolds
29%- Feb 12
31% Mar 15
44
23
10% Jun
18
5
8
Feb
32% Feb
__
___10
Brass
preferred series A__
conv 2nd pref
%%
27 yB Apr
*
21% May 29
33 % Jan 10
7% Oct
8
24% Jan
30.
29
29
Feb
8
88% Feb '
5
21
124% Dec
.97.
Dec
27
44% Jan
44% Feb
19% Jan
38
May 29
73
4
65
23%' Feb
31
28
2
12
37% Dec
Jan
v
2
28% Dec
26% May 11
4%%
17
42% Feb
,
13
50% Feb
110
preferred
&
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co.i__2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com—No par
26
Jan
34% Mar 26
'
2
'
Jan
55
39'
37% Mar 19
7
Copper
Revlon Inc
25
4
tov
97
2
an
convertible
$1
100
1
_1
x59
:
,
20%
75
X35%
35%
34%
15%
15%
13
12%
*15%
1
12%
x73/4
6
28%
100
*95%
Sperry Rand Corp common
50c
$4.50
preferred
25
Spiegel Inc common
__^_No par
$4.50 preferred
No par
59%
*73
2.50
common.
■-
X20 '/a
.
v
20%
*28%
971/2
>
13%
13%
V
98'/a
98%
,26% -27%
*88-
90
48%
491/8
30%
29%
30
11,900
50,000
595/8
60%
60%
22,800
20%
20%
60
20%
75•:
♦73
?
35%
355/8
35%
35%
>
•'
153/4
153A
123/4
12%
27%
28%
97%
8
•.
27%
*95%
8%
131/2
14
98%
133/4
98%
98%
98%
26%
27%
> 27%
27%
*88
;
;
89
*88
14%
89
133A
*88
16
1,100
123/g
6,800
7%
8'A
8,700
27%
22,300
96'/a
27
•88
286,600
330
97
•96%
-
10,800
-
15
14%
15
89
35%
27%
98%
26%
4,400
351/8
*95 y2
96%
98
20%
75' •• ;
600
12'A
.
28
26%
V.
15%
■••?
12%
8%
;
*73
153/4
12%
73A
*95%
.
go
201/2
75
153/4
7%
28%
97 <■
54%
49
291/2
203/4
12%
28%
*533A
48%
303/a
*73
153/4
♦951/2
54%
48%
•'
59%
V
35%
'
54%
48%
75
7% '
55
4,300
29%
;
203,4
*73
8
>. 55
3
_
27 y4
89
,
23,200
24
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(732)
:.v
Range for Previous
£
Lowest
Highest
Highest
<
■
,
Range Since Jan. 1.1963
Year 1962
'Lowest
„>
•■>/£'
'
*;
>
39 % Dec
4
357a Jan
2
39% Jan. 14
77% Jan
2
64
Jan
2
70% Jan
25
83% Apr
25
81
Jan
22
85
15% Oct 24
35 Va Jan
2
18
Jan
21
% Feb
May 29
65% Dec
5
62
Jan
2
65% Feb
81% May 29
:
25
24 Vi Jun
50
.
:<•■
May 29
74% July 2
48
4
Jan
27% Jan
2
16% Jan
24
21% Jan
2
93
Feb
2
58% Jan
2
48
May 29
59% Feb
8
52% Jan
2
85
July 17
Feb
28
96%Feb
53% Feb
13
15
26
46% Jan
59% Dec
i
11% Jun 25
41% Oct
;
21% Jun 25
Jun
22
14% Jan
2
1
29 % Mar
9
12
£ 40 % Jan
2
,
:
35
v
.
25% Oct 24
;
83% Feb
3
71% Jan
18
£
19% Jan
a
29% Jan
84% Nov 28
14% May 29
24% Oct
17
91% Mar 26
25
22
37
Feb
Jun 25
£ 34
Feb
21
Jun 25
28
23
18
7
23
17% Jan
11
18% Jan
11
15% Jan
2
1114% Oct 31
38 % Oct 24
16% Nov
23
70% Feb
13
£
51
27'A May 29
33%. Apr
24
r
31
Jan
Jan
15
10% Feb
13
6% Jan
2
17% Jan
44
29
21 Va May
May 29
6
30% Jan
24
14% Oct
28% Jan
2
21% Aug
8
45 % Apr
24
8 Va Oct
23
29
8% Jan
May 14
Oct 17
92
May 29
53% Jan
15
21% Oct 24
28% Feb
8
25% Jan
118% Jan
2
91 % Oct
24
6
12% Oct
100 Va Jan
7% Jan
12% Aug 13
Feb 21
May 29
Jun 27
1045
1385
2
.
49% Feb
27
40% Jan
22% Jun
47% Jan
4
31 % Jan
2
18
Feb
2
15% Jan
2
19
May
2
17 Va Feb
55% Mar 23
4% May 29
4% Oct 24
15% Oct 31
45
Taft
22ya Jan
9
42 % Jan
18
2
7% Jan
25
14
5% Jan
16
7% Jan
25
Mar
9
47 Va Jan
3
50% Feb
6
Tennessee
2
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
14
Tennessee
May 29
26
•59% Jan
7
62% Jan
24
Texaco Incl
16% Jan
2
17% Feb
15
Texas
41% Jan
3
44 % Jan
9
Texas
18% Mar
5
'[■ 45% Mar 29
1
30
Broadcasting -Co—
Talcott Inc
5
Corp—
Gas
7
Co
5
———_12.50
——
50 Va
59%
.
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Gas Transmission Corp
5
52% Apr
11
41% Jan
2
56% Feb
15
Texas
Gulf
Producing Co_—
1 23% Jan
15
14
Jan
2
15 Va Feb
1
Texas
Gulf
Sulphur
Oct 22
125 Va Jan
4
61
67% Jan
33 V3
Feb
12
23
Texas
Instruments
52% Nov 29
47% Jan
2
55
Feb
13
Texas
Pacific
21% Feb
7
17% Jan
3
25% Feb
13
Texas
51% Nov 28
50% Jan
24
55% Jan
9
Texas
Utilities
•\ 33% Feb
.6
9
26% May 29
33% Mar
9
32
25
27% Mar
1
25% Jan
22% May 29
19 Va Jun
29% Jan
2
2
,
35% Feb
28 % Jan
Textron
y
5
2
Jan
14
$1.25
Inc
Thiokol
18% Jun
25
44 Va Jan
22
26% Feb
15
29% Jan
4
17
29% Dec
10
27% Jan
17
29
Jan
30
51 %
'
31%
:_No par
27%
Co
—1
-
28%
14
Thompson
R)————___7~5o
12%
18
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com—5
55%
Thor
25
36
Apr
4
29 % Jan
4
33% Feb
13
15% Oct
24
23% Feb
16
20 Va Feb
11
22% Jan
3
25% Nov
20 Va May 29
45
15 y« Oct
63% Jan
25
25
i
46
Oct
29
20
% Jan
2
24% Jan
8
72 Va Feb
15
44 Va Jan
3
48% Jan
15
18% Jan
133% Feb
2
9% Jan
14
37% May 28
94% July 24
52 % Feb
5
46 Va Jan
4
>47% Jan
29
39% Jan
22
20
Jan
2
27% Jan
29
11% Jan
2
8% Jan
24
11
22
18
May 29
24
2
16'A Feb
15
21% Jan
10% Mar 22
23% Jan
25
48 '/a Jan
7
83% Dec
13
28
78
19
27% May 29
8% Jan
2
Nov
22
8
20 V8 Oct
23
20% Jun
25
38 Va Jun
100
Jun
88 V2
25
26
July 23
22% Oct
92
Dec
100
757a Jan
Dec 28
69% Jan
3
Union Electric Co common
101% Jan
30
83 Va Jan
7
80
-
25
Feb
95
V
8
&
Rubber
$4.50 preferred
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14
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6
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—-No par
>-10
Inc-
103%
3,000
37 Va !
*30%
97%
89
.
Inc
Stores
103 Va
26%"
10 Va
33%
——
...
26%
26y/a
"25%
36'A
3 Va
27 Va
No par
common
Industries
Winn-Dixie
2
28
22
55
19
31
$4.25 preferred
Co
261/4 Jan
Oct
8
62% Jan
132
Jan
42% Jan 30
28
23
92 Va Jun
Windsor
61/2 Jan
20
8IV4 Jun
Wilson-Jones
12
27% Jan
131% Apr
44% Dec
31V4 May 29
22
7
Jan
601/4 Mar 16
May 29
125
25
2
9% Feb
39
43% Jan
93% Feb
36% Jan
31% Feb
Inc
/
36
is m
27%
/
.'—5
Co
16,400
i,
26%"-
35
30
~
.
2,000
15
26%'
105 Va
102
32 '
.————5
18%
,18%
-
10%
34
39%-
25% Jan
—1.
5,600
'104%
*96%
9.4
"18
_1.
Inc
Corp
240
4%
,14%
'
800
V 69
103
X49%
30%
29%
■ *
—
46,800
/
35
33%
30%
-
1
common
8%
8'A
261/4
34
31
—
38
Nov
22
- ■
5,900
8%
8 Vt
104 '/a
*34 Va
34%
34'/a
34%
89'%
89%
*110 "> 113
-*
4,000
26%
X25%
35'/a
19
3,200
55
X103%
105
3 Va
48%
26%
•5l
15%
26 Va
1,700
55
.
27
26
100
A,
48%
,
18%
14%'
*30%
(The S S)_—20
preferred
18%
r
4,000
7
4%
26%.
.
-
22%
7
1
.
k
87
68
15 Va
105
97%
27%
Co
19
l*vi
i i'
10%
29%
20
Feb
:•
31
$5
Co
12%
*106
(F
•
5
28 Va
21%
,;,30Va
-
100
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common—j_10
Stores
140
12%
107'A
105 Va
30%
Wickes
21
12,500
70
4%
25%
v
26%
RR———No par
Mfg
*69
34 Va
•
White
23
12%
107'/4
8'/4
14%
-
105
102
2
4
88
*18%
Va,,
8'/4
31%
15
46
25
15
*96%
*91 Va
33
«
23
57
22
27
10%
Jan
84% Mar 16
15 Vb
26%
26%
105
19% Jan
23% Jun
4%
3 Va
36% Jan
2
4%
I8V4
15
32% Feb
Jun
70%
4%
19%
3
18
18
70%
18
17% Feb
Jan
8%
8%
——1
—
34% Jan
39
8%
8 Vb
*69
8%
*30%
2
48
Jan
Jan
9,500
22
54%
30%
Mar 22
26% May 29
10
5,000
19%
87
48%
30%
100
White Sewing Machine common—1
'•
Prior preference
L'
20 '
*$3
Convertible -preferred
—50.
23%
24
19'%
87
26% V.27 •!'.
8%
8%-
-—4-5
Mills
*86-
50%
White
30
24
19%
*106
54:,a
50
18
Jan
710
1051/2
24
12 Vb
10 s 1/4
481/a
-33%
24
Oct
3
•20
23
*104%
230
19%
26%
34%
Jan
19
Feb
40
97%
951%
*93
105'/a
240
93
96'A
24
*
20
54%
50%
preferred series B—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry_—
Motor
*104%
24
48 Va
34 Va
3.80%
5%%
95Vi
7%
50
Jan
103% Nov
100
•:8%'
104%
Westinghouse Air Brake———10
Electric common.6.25
White
110 1/4
*93
221/4
—5
81
4
10,800
*92'A
7Vb
No'par
43
47% Feb
64%
110'A
95%
1,700
2,900
Va
62
•:•
>
55%
93
104%
*106
35
7
105
55 Va
97 'A
21%
34%
4
7
18,900
~46
111
7%
35 Va
4
2
26,000
44
46
*92'A
21%
No par
Jan
41 Va Jan
111/4
44%
-
■*
-
*96
7Va
-34%
351/2 Jan
102 »/2 Jan
52% Jan
25
'
Westinghouse
Dental
*110V4
54'%
-
'
24
62%
12'A : 12%
86 Va
36%
33% Jan
39% Jan
*93
23%
19%
36
35 Va '
77
20
Apr 24
47V4 Mar 28
•
:
preferred _•
T——No par
Whirlpool Corp common..—
:5
4Va%
convertible
preferred—80
4
33% Jun
15
92
77
24
Oct
Feb
2
96V2 Apr
36% Dec
29
110
18
42% Jan
Sep
•
"
IQ
25
15
:
•
^
19
,
"
y
Telegraph——2.50
29
83
1
preferred—100
No par
Coal
Pacific
Union
62'A
25%
54%
*8%
*69Va
4%
10
Bancorporation
Western
24,100
56'A
48 >/u
,
26%
V
-
Maryland Ry com—No-par
non-cum 2nd preferred
40
Western
34,500
96
23%
21%
7Va
48
———-1
17
25
27
4%
4
21%
26
I...;
Western
Jun
55%
•
*86
54%
.
Power '-4%%
pfd—Z100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C
^100
Pulp & Paper ,common__5
preferred
1100
Air Lines Inc
1—1
Western
13
500
31%
29
93
104%
12%
107
16,700
11
45%
62%
96
20'A
3,100
14%
28%
28 Va
45%
111
104%
107
86
.21%^
;
7»/a
" x48
—
Western
107
44%
45%
551/4
*92'A
95%
23%
Pharmaceutical— 1'
Kentucky
4.10%
105
33%
14%
30%
46
111
331/4
*28 Va
-
15'A
28
46
_
_
62%
,
97
*93"
.
93
*96
1
vWest Penn
*
*92 Va
97
.
104%
23%
1.25
Corp
4.20%
93
95
- .
No par.
Co—
Pictures Inc
——_——1
Scientific
West
23
95% Jun
87
62%
110%
105
1
100
—1
Corp—
Knitting
Welch
93
62%
110%
*96
W—No par
Inc——.—50c
Washington Water Power.
/ Waukesha Motor Co_i
'
54
•'
common—
(S. D.)
Wayne
*45'/a
32%
14%
•;»"•
Co—
Washington Gas Light Co
23
-
&
convertible
$4.00
62%
*45%
46
54
<-93
■
...
2.50
Co
Brothers
Warren
23
Jan
5% Jan
22
c'
46
"
53 %
31 Va
28
A
—
Warner-Lambert
7
23'A Jan
-5
G
Industries
11
Oct
29
.
11%
.31%
! hi,
preferred
13
' Oct
17% Oct
92
29
111
m
-
10
Co
13% Jan
38'/4 Apr
62%
—No par
Tiernan
27% Feb
i ;
20% Feb
Oct
-
45%
30%
■■■■
(Hiram)
18% Feb
10% Oct
22
-
31%
"
100
Co
Baking
Q%
/ 5% Jan
20% Feb
2
3% Jan
66
Mar 12
■
11
—
System
Walworth
11
9% Feb
17% Jan
*
--
—i-100
_100
100
_100
Walker
8% Feb
15
-11%
25
19
24
29%
11 Vb
'
25
3% Oct
32
28%
11%
Walgreen
4Vi Oct
59V4 Jun
31 Vb
29%
Waldorf
5% Oct
8.000
11%
t,
Wallace
25,300
29'A
15
7
35 7«
40'A
11'A
16
Jan
35%
27%
55% Jan
21
52.600
40
11 Va
27%
9
Jan
25
32'«
.
35%
29 V4
_1.25
28
8
60
27.400
40%
28
v.
7,700
165
115'A
40%
32'A
—
1 200
34%
31'A
common
4,200
37%
31%
32 'A
Jan
4
2
40%
32'%
81%
4Va%
RR
-•
40
31 %
"
36%
32%
31%
10c
..••Of1
Wabash
32 Vb
31%
W
10
30%
35'/,
,
15
14%
100
1
i.
! Or
*162 Va
15%
..28'A
preferred—100
Wagner Electric Corp.—L
15
22% Jan
2
Jan
7
1
Jan
87
165
.
15 V,
14
49% Jan
2
46V2 Jan
65 7/8 Mar 21
40 Va Jun
: Jan
36%
28
Inc
•
21,400
38
14'A
-
preferred
73,800
32%
8%
.
38
28%
preferred
preferred
6 Va %
87b
39%
..
39%
31%
14
preferred
Co
9'/a
28%
—;
Materials
5,700
39%
•-
40%
*45%
Vulcan
3,900
7%
Va
7'A
31 Va
14 V4
31%
14
1
$4.04 preferred
10
247a
24
7%
39%
"162'%
1.100
39%
'31%
15%
203.600
27%
25
28%
—
,5
July
39%
48%
*38!a
39%
39%
164%
42.800
152
31%
15%
219,300
>
,
27 Va
37%
164%
37
■70
152
28
1,200
77%
y
47%
152V4
7V»
8%
-
-30%
-
*46'%
c,.
74
36
31%
73'A
66
37%
•
15%
31%
77%
29%
-
165
-
46
Vornado
7
106
10
38
30 V«
46
$4.12
25
39%
-
29%
-
15
31 %
66
*30%
$4.80 preferred
Von's
Grocery
Co
»8
v
'
470
*28 Va
.
4
21
->
.-••
53%
$4.20
<
-
22
Apr
14% Feb
May 29".
8 Va
91
24%
7 Vb
1
164%
"
8%
45 Va
$5
17
92% May 22
2
25
:
'r
164%
*38%
24%
'
53%
15
92 Va Feb
19
jun
39Vi
7Vs
*163
120
24,600
—10
—u
prior preferred——
50
convertible preferred
50
Virginia Elec & Power Co com—--8
8
94% Feb
Jan
89% Jan
*38%
7%
5%
10
113
39 Va
•
151%
19,700
85%
165%
27%
36%
36%V/3714
40Va \> 40Va :
,
27%
50%
46%
46% '48V4
151%
27%
1.400
46 Vb
72%
*151%
27
;
*83 Va
,64 »/4
7V«
-
29
'
,
74%
64%
-46%
'17,200
Va
311/4
69%
400
,
46'/4
85
Co——_5
1
Associates
Co
•
31%
7%— 7%
39% - 39%
5 %
15
29
86
88
Steel
Inc
Co
7
v
50 Vb
28 Va
24 Va
7Va
7%
39%
165
45-^
17%
50%
63%
-
9%
'
27
*83%
45%
164%
;20
4,100
9,/n
,s
17
151 VA
-
*38%
25
30 Va '. 31
.
69%
43
9
17%
27
50%
—
85 Va
641/4
42%
42%
'
:
30,400
48
27
-45%
31%
45%
27 Va
i
♦83%
44%
44%
151 Vt
38 Va
50 Va
16,400
141
*45%
'
•17
79
140
.
169
14%
5.800
,,
-
Comptometer Corp__
1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
13
4
60
.a
Victor
Jan
53
Mar 23
111 Va Dec
23
12
39% Jan
1
24
Oct
Varlan
40 Va Jan
44% Mar 23
39 Va Oct
14
37% Jan
15
C : /
49%
-
--
26,900
78
48
9 *
17%
27 Va
3,000
40 VB
*167%
'14%
42%
-
62'/,
-•
•
9 Va
-
31%
27%
*38%'
28%'j;29
36% v 37%
J 164%164Va
15 Va /' 15 Va
V:
...
*9-
164%
65%
'
v
42%
17
"
14 Vb
*45%
27%
-
78%
169
'
165%
31
151 %
7Vs
v
164%
68
/ 7% %'
••".-
Corp of America
Raalte
32% Jan
2
44
Vanadium
11% Feb
3
Jan
Vanadium-Alloys
Van
;
9%
*167%
14'/a
48
42%
17Vs
27 .:// 27 V4
131%
24 Va
-
-—:1
v
"•
16%
"
45
Light Co———12.80
,
22 V4 May 29
^
———1
-
*9
43%
77'%
-169
14 Vb
-
--
29VB
39'/,
%
77%
*45 Va
84 Va
38 Va
com_No par
Co
42%
44%
150%
27%
.
i-^100
Corp^—____2.50
preferred
Oil
Corp
Tobacco
'•
63%. / 64%
44 Va / 45 V»
.
—5
ui-1
preferred
Universal-Cyclops
*167
84 Va
66
1
168
76%
14
14%
*45% / 48
50
1.
__30c
com—25c
Corp
167%
49%
preferred_25
Pharmaceutical
-77-
-
Shares
98%
28%
100% /'
27%
.98%
38%
g%
31%
common—No par
&
37%
JL7 %
-
——-10Q
—
non-cumulative
United Whelan Corp
Universal American
6% Jan
33% Oct
158
1%
U
7V4 Feb
Apr
40% Apr
38% Jan
preferred
U S Tobacco Co
38 VA
-
the Week
'
26%
28%''
76
164% 164%
:
-50
common—-^.16%
Corp
15
2
11 Va
preferred
28%
44%45*
-
preferred_-100
Corp
Steel
S
1%
15
150
Shoe
7%
14
39 Va
1st
*98%
28%
36%
27 VV"
Friday
Feb* lit
100%
49% ^'50%
*83
84Va
commbn_i.^U-«:„--5-v-"
Co
non-cum
S
U
25"
152% Apr
preferred series A-^i^lOO
Rubber
„^J__„No par
U S Smelting Ref & Min com___.50
15
56
S
8%
15
43% Jan
*9./. /'
•
/////Feb. IS
;vv,v 26%
26%
27
Sales for
Thursday
v.
>
*98%
28 Va
.
43%
16%
:4%%\ preferred
. .
Pipe & Foundry Co-J-i—„
S Playing Card Co-—1.5 .;•
U S Plywood Corp common
iu.^-1' '■/••■••
27
:M
'//■■*'
48
27%
2
6
i-1
common
U
161% Jan
Dec
H5 V» May 29
34% Feb
2
'
>14%
*45%
fc43%
0 S
2
62 Va Dec
22
167%
14
-
-
171/2 Jan
37
17VaJun
Lines
S
1
i_5'0
27% Feb
Mar 27
4
I
3
23 Va May 29
Jan
*166 %
^.100
1
common__i__
4
51
,
preferred
Industries Inc
■■2
42% Jan
4
78% Jan
•
S
8% Jan
9
May
7%
U
8
35
2
13& Va July
12
29
:
J
Qo—pars
0 S Gypsum Co common^-;!.TL.4 —
15 '/a Jan
22
July
37% Oct
Feb
15% Jan
30 y4
76 •
28%
37t/a
77%
24% Jan
4
53% Mar 20
12
Oct
168
,98%
7' 28%
•
/Feb. 13
27 Va
98%
* /
xow And high SALE PRICES
Wednesday
//
Tuesday
26%
„
U S Freight
14
f.y- 4Va% preferred series A
23% Feb 23
7
36
15
81% Jan
18
.'•31V4"May
152 V* July 2
22V4 May 29
22% Jun 26
49 Vt
42 V4 Sep
Corp com._l
41% Jan
13 Va Jan
/
vFebi-llV*
V Jan
161 Va Jan
2
9% Feb :
23
2 3'A Dec
5V
Monday
i
4%%' preferred t—
100
0 S & Foreign Securities—_-i~l
,
48 Va Mar 29
:
U S Borax & Chemical
:v
;
14
.
Jan
73
4
24 Va Mar
991/a Feb
'
..
•:•'
-
.
29% Jan
26
47% Mar 23
21
■
28
> ,''"1
STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
.
37% Feb
9
105 V» Jan
65% Oct 24
153
July 11
10% Oct 23
29% Jan
STOCKS'*
•NEW YORK
Highest. " : ;
Lowest
Highest.
25
150%
153%
154% 157%
155%
157%
152%
1551%
51,600
26%
26%
26%
26%
32.
32
"31 Va
32%
1,100
91%
94
92
Va
93%
24.600
19%
20%
20 Va
20'A
3.800
26%
33
x89%.
19%
.
27
26%
33'/a
90%
19'%
>
27
32
/A
-
32%
88%
19 Va
•
90
19'A
Corp.
26%
*32
-
91
90
91
104
104
,
V
26%
32%
89'A
92
19^a
19%
55%
A
350
91
4.400
43.200
56%
•
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ruptcy
On
and
Act,
stock
or
asked
prices;
securities
dividends
of
25%
no
sale
on
this
day.
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assumed
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Seated.
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(734)
.
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.
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-
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.
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to
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1953
to
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due
1958
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.
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1961
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,
f 6s I960.
f
s
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1965—
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gtd dollar bonds 1977
a
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ff
s
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1959
1977
6%
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22
102% 102%
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(City of) 6s of '26 1961
Mar-Sept
5%s- 1976
5Vis
•
100
99% 100
100
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1954——.
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_June-Dec
new
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readjustment 1979-^-—:—
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stamped pursuant to.Plan A (interest
u
reduced to 2.125%)
2008——__1__Mar-Sept
15-year
15-year
1968
'
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^
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—
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1
; •
.
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82%
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2008————Mar-rSept
,
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3%s
1957—ApriZ-Oct
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s
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(State)—
-
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1953
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4%s conv
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1979-—
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§ •Kreuger & Toll 5s uniform code 1959—Mar-Sept
Lombard Electric Co 7s 1952
—-June-Dec
(Colombia)
Dec
extended
1961
s
82%
;
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due
3%s-4s-4V8S
81%
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
May-Nov
1975
(State Mtge Bank)
1965
1958—.
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extended
1971
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Feb-Aug
1964—-
to
98
25
24%
June-Dec
..June-Dec
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.
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1954
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extended
1964
98
—
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.
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77%
25
—
25
Mar-Sept
Electric Light Co Ltd—
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Uruguay
103
Mar-Sept
1974.
Japan
6 Via
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77%
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1962—
1st
6s
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1974
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debentures 197.6———a——May-Nov
4%s
105
104%
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mortgage 2%s series P 1982
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—
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May
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—May
• Series
F 5s contingent interest 2003
May
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456
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154
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—
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,
96
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r
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:
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98
-
5;
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Valley
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V
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&
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1969
1st
96
1976_Jan-«luly
1964
debentures
debentures
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Lehigh
170
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Dock
sinking fund
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114
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.
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1984J
—
,
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•
Monday, February 18, 1963
. . *
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended February 1 5)
Last
Period
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Jan.
Sold
LOW
NO.
High
New York Stock
1, 1963
131
88
J
102
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v
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34
■
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83
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171
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106%
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i
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&
debentures
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1986
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.
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104%
87%
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conv
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i'
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April-Oct
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967———April-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
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'
59
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102
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April-Oct
see
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89
85%
89
♦90%
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Pillsbury Co 4%s s f debs 1986
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'/as s f debs 1972^
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Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/as 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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120;
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—
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102% 102%
;
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conv
90s
«
89
-
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1981
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4%s
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debentures
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1981
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1981—
Philip Morris Inc 47/as
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115
96%
80
April-Oct
1987
"
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91
106 % 106'/a
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84%
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83
100'/a
104%
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refunding
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4s
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.
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1974—Mar-Sept
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96 '/a
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General mortgage 3Vis series F
64%
1979—
1061/2
—fune-Dec
June-Dec
General
70%
70
—
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64%
1980
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12
1993
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59%
1977
102%
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1994
69
Jan-July
2019—tfan-July
1978
16
95%
1992
Pennsylvania
Jan-July
1976
debentures
debentures
debentures
s
106%
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104%
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1974_„
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106% 105%
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Pennsylvania
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s
f
debentures
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80%
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Western Ry first gold 4s
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84%
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95%
96%
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mortgage 4%s 1987
Chem Co 4%s conv sub
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102%
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1983
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1983..—
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'
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87
54
Jan-July
April-Oci
General
103%
-
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Pacific Western Oil 3%s debentures 1964—June-Dec
—
1993__AprZZ-Oct
1980
87%
;—June-Dec
86%
491/2
2022
1980
4
1991
4%s
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
General
1
87%
1990
80%
—
*71'/a
2007___Jan-VuZy
Rfeunding mtge 4%s series K'1993
86%
84%
3Vis
64
May-Nov
Telephone 2%s series D 1982—
Refunding mtge 3%s series E 1978_;
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989—
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
Refunding mtge 4%s series J 1991
88
87%
EE
'
93
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NY
83%
87%
3%s
71%
88
s
2004_„
A
83
—
88
3%s
65%
65%
61
-
69
—
A
series
84%
84%
87%
DD
1978
843/4
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/
series
CO
82
84
83
/
June-Dec
1989—
81
3 Vis
59%
65%
93
y.'A
May
A *73_Jan-July
2%s 1975_Mar-Sept
4s
871/4
27/8S
61%
89%
1977
86'A
86%
82%
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————June-Dec
1988^___———^.-^June-Dec
1986—i———.—J—June-Dec
BB
4%s series
%*[
55%
71V4
*84%
A
84%
r».84%
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88
—_June-Dec
June-Dec
—
AA
series
Philadelphia
Ser
1994
series
1987
96
4 Vis
2%s
4%s
1984—
Y
86%
64 Vi
*6514
& Western RR—
mortgage
1984^
X
86%
91
.
——.May-Nov
A
ser
4%s
W
3 %s series
3%s series
69%
71%
93
*87 Va
1973
mtge
consol gtd
mtge 4s
cons
General
A
first
first
Electric
N Y Susquehanna
Term 1st mtge
1st
Inc
series
'
Hartford RR—
conv
*—
June-Dec
56
<
Jan-July
Jan-July
& Port Chester
*81%
June-Dec
85%
88
tfune-Dec
3 Vis series
61%
May-Nov
——,
&
refunding mtge 4s
General
Harlem River
N
series
1973
B
tN Y New Haven
First
4s
June-Dec
1980
1981
P
4V4S series II 1995
*80%
2043
West
&
84%
1982.:
Pacific
June-Dec
2043
series
4s
A
85%
.
4%s series
1975__April-Oct
B
89%
Q
,
April-Oct
2000
*90
-—June-Dec
84%
June-Dec
series
3%s
92%
R
47/as
1989
2%s
gold
series
4s
Mortgage
Y
debentures
Harlem
*87'/4
3%s
1986
91
June-Dec
1985
RR—
F
87%
June-Dec
1976
t
1997
series
Connecting RR
Mortgage
N
3s
94%
94%
90 %
1977
1983
Pan
mortgage
92%
1979
S
York
First
98%
92%
93
N
T
98%
97%
931/4
M
3s
102 %
98%
series
U
s.
113%
92%
series
3%s series
'
94%
111
*97%
—June-Dec
2%s series
1
102% 102%
118
93%
113%
1974
101%
■
113
95
113%
issues
——June-Dec
91%
95
91%
-V-;
116
Co—
1033/4
93%
—
95
113%
114% 115%
*94
113%
April-Oct
4%s series
April-Oct
Chicago & St LouisRefunding mortgage 3 Vis ser E 1980
115%
1988—June-Dec
103
20
—
95
103
114% 116%
L
102% 103%
Jan-July
Lake
Shore
collateral gold 3%s 1998
Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3%s '98__Feb-Aug
New
—
*—
3 Vis series
108i/4
92
5
103%
102%
...April-Oct
River
86%
27/aS series
103
104
*89%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Refunding & impt 4%s series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
84%
series
J
2%s series
1013/4
;r
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1998
86%
3s
?
A
91
84%
3s
1043/4
171%
Co—
series
88%
June-Dec
Jan-July
Orleans
77
June-Dec
*
Power & Light 3s 1974
Terminal 3%s 1977
New
134 Vi
77
1971
3s
106%
1013/4
1
*86%
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Bell Telephone 3%s 1988
Junction RR 4s 1986
Jersey
Jersey
124%
*80%
K
series
5s
1974
103%
127%
1970—
/ series
■■
\
/ New England Tel & Tel
Co—,
3s
debentures 1982
L'_
101%
127
116%
89%
Q4
Feb-Aug
v>r
:
92%
>102
1977
:■.V
•
1053/4
11
103
May-Nou
103 Vi 104
*79%
1982—May-Nou
1978
refunding mortgage
I 1966—-.
3s
833/4
5
—
*94 Vi
1974_ApriZ-Oct
May-Nov
—May-Noo
1980
*80
*
Mar-Sept
conv
1983—
3%s
Co
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
•
15
92%
June-Dec
conv
77%
149%
106% 107%
May-Nov
1983
debs
1982
debentures
fund
>
debs
f
s
3 Vis
3%s; 1986—
4%s 1989
mortgage
National
4%s
3%s
Corp, 1st
mortgage
1st
Chem
&
1992
104
„
85
360
102 % 102 %
June-Dec
—
debentures
Prods
Steel
102%
Mar-Sept
1976
fund
104%
.
104
!|'83%
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
Uune-Dec
Jan-July
1975—
1979
1982
1985
1988
4 Vis 1987
Mathieson
75
106 % 106 Vi
*103% 105
June-Dec
1970
debentures
4%s
65
156 Vi 171%
Cash
3 Vis
104
■
3Vis
3%s
3s
83%
♦69%
Register 4%s s f debs 1985_June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
April-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970
June-Dec
3s
82
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
:*104% '
1974—.—Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
;
Mar-Nov
3%s
mortgage
mortgage
First
conv
'97%.
77%
85
'
3s
3 Vis series
NAFI
85
100
43%
76%
5
■
++L
98
•
2%s
3s
2%s
Olin
104%
*103%
25%
Electric
&
mortgage
1st
——
107
Gas
1st
36
36
mortgage
1st
S';:— v1"
■
first
1st
N
-
86%
98%
"96
*80%
mortgage
1st
Pacific
I
100
————Feb-Aug
1996;
1st
60
60
60
*93%
June-Dec
1986
85
100
conv
mortgage
2%s
1975—
mortgage 27/aS 1980
First
82%
77
67%
1.006
;
Feb-Aug
——
78%
'v
;
427
71
'
1
debentures 1981
Morris & Essex first gtd 3Vis 2000
3Via
138
80%
75%
Feb-Aug
subrod
Mountain
82%
78%
4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
Montgomery Ward Credit
4%s
debentures
1981
5 Vis
80%
80
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
April
1991
86%
debs 1979
Jan-July
Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
5s
Corp
debentures
1st
82%
3 Vis series B 1966
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
80
86%
85
73%
13
360
86%
213/4
24%
.
1990
Ry
83%
86%
85
64%
50
64%
*73%
mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 2005—
Gen mtge income 4%s series A Jan 1 2020
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan 1 2030
5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
Monongahela
80
85 %
:
1st
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
High
1, 1963
58
57
3%s
•
series B Jan 1
%
i
3s 1979——————Mar-Sept
4%s 1987
June-Dec
mortgage
Northrup
Oklahoma
Missouri Pacific RR Co—.
Low
V'—•
63%
—
ApriZ-Oct
—Jan-July
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967
subord income debs 2033
87%
*933/4
__
.
Jan.
No.
87%
52
1st
92
37
95%
87
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste Marie—
First mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
• General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967——April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—tfune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
Prior
lien
4%s series D
1978
——Jan-July
5 Vis
.92
95
—
1984—
1986
1988
mortgage 5s 1990—
mortgage 4%s 1991
-
Northwestern
—_May-Noo
4s
85
Range Since
Sold
86
*81%
—tfune-Dec
1st mortgage 2%s 1977—-ApriZ-Oct
'06%
*97
91%
—
3Vis
4 Vis
Bonds
High
*83
s.—Jan-July
———Feb-Aug:;
June-Hec
——April-Oct
i_Mar-Sept
Jan-July
--—June-Dee'
—Feb-Aug
1
Range
Friday's
Low
////////■'/:
2%s 1974—Feb-Aug
April-Oct
First
•
sink
3.10s
or
Bid & Asked
\ 1st mtge 4%s 1992——
>
fund debentures 1976—
fund debentures 1972
sink
3%s
Co—
1978
3s
mortgage
'
*97
mortgage
First
:
86
96'A
v;
28
,
Power
lst> mortgage 2%s
1979—
First mortgage 3Vis
1982
102%
,100%
9
82
96%
1st
/
*86
;'V"
88
83%
A
■
States
(Minnesota;
first mortgage
/ First mortgage 2%s 1975
136
83%
*83
Sale Price
/High
116
135
131
Week's
Last
Period
Exchange
v
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s
conv
subord debs 1975—
April-Oct
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974„May-Nou
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
-Feb-Aug
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3*/aS 1988—April-Oct
4%s debentures
1991
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4%s series C 1979__Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 31/2S 1969__Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/aS 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s
1969
Mar-Sept
37/as sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Interest
'%*■: BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—;
Friday
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York Stock
:
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.
—
,
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;
Number 6239
Volume 197
. -
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(739)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
77:/;y
Exchange
Last
Period
bonds
New York Stock
Sale Price
or
99
No.
*96 Vi
99%
97 lA
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95%
170
*94%
—
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92%
>
4
'
87%
.
Texas
92%
102%
&
(The) 3%s debs 1983_—May-Nov
debentures 1965—
May-Nov
3s
Pacific
1970—ApriZ-Oct
C 1990—Aprif-Oct
2000—
dune-Dec
first
*98%
7
Range Since"
Jan. 1,1963
Sold
High
No.
Low
;
89%
88%
;
22
>
High
93'/4
89%
94%
98 %
,
98%' 98Vi
99%
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88%
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•—
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95 Vi
97
92%
97
78%
74
79
70
79
113
117
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Pacific-Missouri
New
Orleans
3%s
1974——June-Dec
debentures
1986-
*80
Feb-Aug
113
„
113.
>_Jan-Jttiy
*103
—Aprii-Oct
88
——
Tidewater Oil Co 3 Vis 1986—
Trans World Airlines 6 Vis inc debs
Jan-July
Bonds
®'93
98%
B
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Q
1964
Friday's
93%
——
Term RR of
105
5Vis
Quaker Oats 2%s debentures
or
Bid & Asked
'
94
92%
103
Sale Price
gold 5s
7 General and/refund M 3%s ser E 1985—Jan-Juiy
85
87%
92%"
103
Texas
92
84%
93%
-
Corp
Texas & New Orleans RR—
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First and refund M 3%s series
97
913A
„
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Texas
108
170
170
*84
Last
Period
Low
10031!
108
—
Interest
Exchange
High
jlow
99%
,y
*108Vi
debentures :1977-~y,-...y-.^77.~—77-—Mar-Sept
4% s
High
BONDS
7
New York Stock
Texas
99 3i
1975—————y—y——April-Oct
3%s 'debentures
Range Since
<lan. 1,1968
Sold
Co—
May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1968.Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037.—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/8S 1979_Ju?ie-Dec
3%s debentures
1972—
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3%s 1983-April-Oct
Week's Range
Friday
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Public Service Electric & Gas
3s
debentures
1963
(Range for Week Ended February 1 5)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
31
1978—June-Dec
113%
—7
7-88
71%
105
105
87
-
75 Vi
88
-v
70'/2
7{
75%
„
u.
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First mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
debentures
3s
487h
Reading Co first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995-May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct
Rheem Manufacturing 3"%s debs
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983--Aprii-Oct
50
v
102% 102%
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101%
*85
127 Vi
85
126% 128
mtge &
Union
Oil Co of
;
4%s
131 %
4Vis
85
-
122
Gas
Electric
&
Corp
D
serial
—
2%s ,1980——7——June-Dec
California 2%s
*83
*87%
1970_fc)rMne-Dec
1986——4—-JanC-Dec
subord
Pacific
94%
94%
94%
RR
108 Vi 109%
107%
110%
104 Vi 104 %
102
Union Tank Car
95 3i
104%
debs
debs
debentures-
27/8s
1976
5s
f
s
4%s
1st
*90 «A
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1971—
series A
St Lawrence & Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996-Jan-July
Second gold -6s 1996
:—«,———April-Ocf
St Louis-San Francisco Ry
68
65
4%s
debentures
f
s
debs
Feb-Aug
1973—
subord
mtge
• 5s
79%
2
April-Oct
..Feb-Auy
1986_^
3%s
33
76%,
80%
19
73%
79
4%s
84%
30
84 V'4
84%
1st
757/B
76%
75
69%
76%
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97-%-
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—
1st
RR
4s
cons
3 Vis B
Depot
92 %
1971
92%
sink
92%
128 Vi
Seaboard Air
Line
85%
United States Freight Co—
5s conv subord debentures 1981
U S Rubber 2%s debentures 1976
2%s debentures 1967
91
127% 130%
debs
5 Vis
Co
87%
91
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3s
4%s
*
5s
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Shell
Union
Sinclair
Skelly
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Oil
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Oil
4%s
conv
debentures
105
:
debs
1965
78 JA
102%
78 Vi
conv
103
*99Vi
June-Dec
April-Ocf
debentures ; 1987——Jan-July
California Edison Co—1970
"
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90%
90
,
T~
100%
99%
—
105
101%
84%
84%
83
102%
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79
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79
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—
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63
238
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90
98
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101
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2 %s series: E:i9^
Jan-July
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
Jan-July
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April-Ocf
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
Jan-tfuly
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Feb-Auy
Memphis div .first gold 5s 1996——Jan-July
New Grl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977—May-Nov
y/First mortgage
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Frist
61%
61Vi
106%
-
107
76
62
2
107
106
4
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debs
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subord debs
19834—
61
103%
•:
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39
105%
.
102%
—
78%
1983____
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111
103%
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debs
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3%s
4%s
31
102%
102
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111
103%
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debentures
1973__Mar-Sepf
7
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subord debs
1982:
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♦100
;
■
—-Mar-Sept
1979___
7
60
*98%
.
7
105% 105%;
♦88 Vi,
Jan-July
-
,
92
V
1980—Feb-Auy
1978
.
99
92.
85.
760
97%
•
May
Co—
40
98
3
98
58%
—
7^
.
88%
S:-ii-ii :.{7
*100%
^
78
33%
7
12
40
78
73%
87%
4
7'V;.
58°, it
97%
'V,-;•,'7,
198l4Jdn-July
77774'77
3
78
*86
Gen
101%
—■ 4-
,
100
89%
35%
40
r/"-, ' r.,v-..
1984
778777777
*88%
Jan-July
1966
76 V'a
78
2361——i——TJan-July
2361^.——-^———Jan-July
First
97% :i -984-7
95%
&
91
91%
91%
119
109
Elec Lt & Power'2%s
mtge
:
a
—June-Dec
i
Corp 6 Vis debs 1978__«j____a—Jan-July
Terminal RR-Assn of St Louis— "•
•
*93%
Feb-Aug
2008
1
100
•
,
1979—
notes
Tandy
i
132
*86 Vi
June-Dec ;
—Mar-Sept
June-Dec
7
mortgage 4s series A 2004———itiTatt-July
mtge 4Vis inc series A Jtbn 1 *2029^--—May
Wisconsin Electric "Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
99
100%
>•
.
96,Vi
98% 100 4
Wilson
Wisconsin
•-J:-?
94%
*95%
__May-Nov
v.
• 1;
4"
T982>— y——y-ApriZ-Oct
100
101
—.
1973-—.
..4
^
5s.
*104
101%
102'
10
105% 105%
'■{;■" '■
140
1st 4s gtd
income debentures
1st
5Vis-
100%
77
(?7v'"28':::
105 % 105%
——
94%
.
income
4s
Power
Youngstown
Talcotf
.
34
100 % 101
—
89%
97
\
94%
:7:7?;7
1G3%
105%
1982———Aprii-Ocf
89%
95
—
77-
'.Yonkers
'I
,
'
—
102% 102%
Union Teleg Co 5 Vis debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sepf
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR,2%s A 1992_—Mar-Sepf ,
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970^
—-Mar-Sepf
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967—Jan-July
3%s
convertible debentures
1975—4—-May-Nov 7
90%
89
;-/7
Mar-Sept
SUnray DX Oil 4Vis debs 1987
x______May-Nov {
Sunray Oil V-Corp 2%s debentures
1966__Jan-July 4
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
——
__Jan-July
SUTface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
___May-Nov :7;
Swift & Co 2 %s debentures 1972__
Jan-July
"
,
—
—
102%
Western
103%
88%
'
5s
117
*102
36
88%'
81%
104
88%
89
,
1982——7—-Jan-July
Stokely-Van Camp'Inc-—
conv
100%
93
96
3
*91%
;V.7 7.'--
89%
,
3
103
1980—
Whirlpool Corp 3%s sink fund debs
Standard Oil Co .'(Ohio)
4%s
„
93
June-Dec
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series A
81
84%
v.
29
88 3 8
__April-Oct
1971__May-Nov
__Jan-July
78%
16
103% 104%
April-Ocf
1982
Oil (N J) debentures 2%s
debentures '1974J--
Stauffer
-w
105%
123%
**:v.;VV*
■
4s -■ registered
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 19697iApril-Ocf
1st mortgage 3 Vis series C 1979-..-—-—April-Oct
5%s , debentures 1982—^——-U—^-7J0tt-July
107 v
"
r
1984——June-Dec J.
conv
income
West Shore RR
*86
—AprfZ-Oct:
103%
1983__
Jan-July ^ 102%
4%s
California
(Indiana)
debentures
**
96 %
*92%
1--'-'
1976——Mar-Sepf
RR Co-—
Penn
West
62%
107
W'
♦103Vb '4-"!
^.4—
Standard
23/4s
.
94 %
*101
7'— 7--"'
•
1985——April-Ocf
73Vesdebentures-1983
of
-'
:
96 %
1981
April
1991-—April
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3Vis 2000
Feb-Aay
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-tfaly
General mortgage 3s 1979^
May-Nov
West Penn ' Electric" 3 Vis 1974_————i^-May-Nov
-V.
Oil
30
94%
,77 {.;■ ; 7 77-:
.
1969
debentures
subord
■-
105% 107
*95%
'
Standard
104
120
:7;;7;76-;|
'94% 7-—
*90%
94%
Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan
First mortgage 3%s series B 1971
86%
96%
.
2%s series G 1979—
2%s series H 1980
ref mtge 3%s series I 1981
subord
Gen
79
43
*86%
;
ref mtge
ref mtge
Wabash
100% 101
Standard Oil
122 %
157%
102 V'e 103
(Oregon Lines) A 19771—
—Mar-Sept : 100%
1969——4-—£4^-———^May-Nov " 103
Gold 4%s 1981iu-—_^w——4^4—-ilUay-N0V
96%
San Fran Term 1st mtge 3%s ser A-'75-.June-Dec -
debentures
104%
*90
;
.
-.■■{7;7:,;. ;,7:7'-7:77.; w
63
150
■;
4Vis
5 Vis
99%
80%
4Vis
Spiegel Inc
70%
99%
79%
232
1
^
158%
subord
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord
86% ,86%
'
79
232
;
1994_—dan-July
23As»4Vis
Co
&
6s
Gold
•r
7
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4%s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3Vis ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983—
May-Nov
99 Vi
108
First
•
85%
69%
':>• •••
-4-77:
1st «8s ref mtge 3%s series J
.
.
&
1st
90%
&
1st
92%
105%
Southern Pacific Co—
.
84%
70%
122
__
—ApriZ-Oct
—May-Nov
April-Oct
Jan-July
April-Oct
—
1986
7
7'
..7
subord debentures
conv
1st
79%
105
101% 102
103
105%
78
92%
90
101%
convertible debentures
Southern
1
5
:"-
—
Mar-Sepf
Virginia Electric & Power Co—
1 ; '
1st & ref. mtge 2%s series E 1975—r-:—Mar-Sept
1st & ref mtge 3s series F 1978
Mar-Sept
106 Vi
104%
Southern
Southern
119%
Co—
4%s
103%
ior
78%
92%
Bell Telephone & Telegraph Co—
3s \ debentures 1979i{—.—-——
San-July
2%s debentures
19857————Feb-Auy
•
debentures
fund
7"
.
-conv
Southern
3Vis
105
115%
Corp of America—
Vendo
| 104
101
105%
90
—tfan-July
Oil 2%s 1976
;
South & North. Alabama RR 5s 1963—-
-2%s
104 %
■
-Jane-Dec
1983
\r
777;.
TVahadium
3 Vis
*104% 105%
1986—June-Dec
Jan-July
1979
Socony-Vacuum
:
debs
4s
"*'"••••'-■
87%
—
105
1971——April-Oct
debentures
Marchant—5Vis
Smith-Corona
80%
.
!06r
&95%?495V^'
,106% 106%
si debs
4%s
Co
__■■■■?:•
*102% 103
______Jan-July
1982——
&
79%
87%:
104.;
■
102% 103%
1977——May-Nov
debentures
1983-Feb?Aup
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982—__-April-Oct
Shell Oil Co 4%s debs • 1986
—————Feb-Awy
Roebuck
Sears
Steel
sinking
4Vis
*86 Vi
103%
—7Feb-Aug
1972—
-
subordinated
debentures
89%
1
136%
Cdrp—
Acceptance
debentures
126
87%
*102 >'4—
(Jos E) & Sons 2%s 1966
June-Dec
debentures 1974_——~y——-Jdune-Dec
4%S
317
WJ/a '
80 Vs
Jan-July
1980
Seagram
Sears Roebuck
87%
89%
•'•7'
*99
mortgage 3s series B 1980——May-Nov
37/8S s f debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
Finance
83
87%
;
'L.'L
{"■' !'
.
RR Co-—
1st
Seaboard
1978—
1978——
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982—.
4%s
Paper 3s conv debentures ' 1971.—-Mar-Sept:
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Jan-July
trust 4%s
debentures
85 Vi
*91
Scott
fund
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
5Vis sinking fund debentures 1980
—
*92%
inc
Duluth
&
Union
mtge & coll
1st
—._April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nov
4s
Paul
Paul
.
—
104
—
122
May-Nou
April-Oct
April-Oct
—Mar-Sept
—iMar-Sept
__Jan-jaly
May-Nov
—Mav-Now
sinking
1st
79
1968__June-Dec
Second
St
85
83
*99% 101
Feb-Aug
fund debentures 1973
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1977
80%
May-Nov
bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St
1972
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
84%
1989———
4s bond certificates
3Vis
66%
78%
76
trust
68
St Louis-Southwestern Ry—
First
mtge & coll
78
series. B 1980—__Mar-Sept
debk series A Jan 2006,-—Mar-Nov
4s
income
85%
149
70 %
debs
64%
68
.
Second
1st
95
84%
7y
."
115% 118
85% 85%
>4'.y
...
1985——————June-Dec
Biscuit Co of America 2%s 1966—April-Oct
debentures 19774-—■——————MatvSept
conv
62 %
—
Vb
*68
mortgage 4s series A 1997—--———Jan-July
mtge inc 4 Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
1st
•
Co—
:7y'94i'77
V'
:
__
104 Vi 104%
116%
United Gas Corp 23As 1970———--^_w—Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
Jan-July
3s
—"
77{*89%:7'7i77{{7:
—Jane-Dec
1991—
7;7.
—
United Air Lines Inc ;
3%s
Power
*94%
•.
*100
1977—
United
Saguenay
*94%
,4
.
-7*84%:
May-Nov
Refunding mortgage 2 %s series C 1991~Mar-Sept
.
—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3%s series J 1969—Mor-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft * 5 %s
conv
debs ,1977——tfan-July
Royal McBee 6%s conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
4%s
tr
debentures
conv
Union
Rochester
coll
'
-
1st. mtge 3 Vis 1982-4—May-Nov
7
102%
' 89%
89%
—
1st
50
45
1968-
105%
169
105
-
105%
7 91%
91%
7
105%
157%
Sheet & Tube Co—
4Vis series H 1990
:
—
7
——April-Oct
*79
'
—
--
»•-
—
10-
in9
,
/
*1C2
103 %
■
in the year's range, d1 Ex-interest, e Odd
Under-the-rUle sale not included in the years lange.
delivery sale not included
in' the ^year^s range, -.n
44.y-.not? iv&Ctiie&Arr, the-yearlsiraji^.. rydEx-coupon.
■- 4<;4;4y{777..4,;..7r-/-7.47-'-7'7.»
4*'.;
i'NegWtiabllsUY'fropa'lred ijymaturity.
■
/ v.
V 7/7
t Companies reported as >being in bankruptcy^ receivership, or reorganized under
the Bankruptcy Act, or securities assumed by <such companies.
;
'
102
0
Defefrred
inciuJed
Jan-July
1976
* Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales-being.,
transacted during current week.
lot sale not
r Cash
• -
.7 :-;7y y
a—m
„#
Section 77 of
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
Monday, February 18, 1963
...
(740)
32
American Stock Exchange
RECORD
WEEKLY AND YEARLY
the
Feb. 15.
ending Friday,
and
of the transactions
Monday, Feb. 11,
It is compiled by the report of the American
following extensive list we furnish a complete report
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
In the
on
gale Price
Exchange
American Stock
Low
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
Range Since
.Shares
High
'
•10c
Corp—-—1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg
2%
2%'
9,700.
1%
Class A
common
.
1%
l3/a
3,100
900
3% Feb
11%
Alan
25/b
Jan
Jan
6V4 Jan
2,800
IOV4
Jan
4%
300
4ya
Jan
143/a
13%
15
66 y2
63
67%
5%
Jan
93
Jan
15
67%
Feb
8.300
4%
4,700
•
Jan
63
Jan
3 Y4
5%
5%
5%
1
2%
2%
2%
17.200
2% Jan
8%
7%
83/4
30,000
4,200
7% Jan
5% Jan
6 y4
7% Jan
8
3%
7%
3%
3%/
3
4,100
Jan
11%
11,400
11%
Jan
9%
9%
1,100
7%
Jan
10
6
400
5%
Jan
1%
Jan
IB":"-,
Amer
2
1%
2
3,700
87%
87%
87%
53/a
6V2
32,600
5%
491/4
A :-A\
100
46%
Jan
51/4
5
5%
%
8
1,700
Amer
MARC
American
52
Jan
■
5%
4%
5% Jan
7%
7
8
500
22%
22%
23
86
86
Jan
3%
Jan
20% Jan
2.500
24 y2
Jan
88%
30
81 y2
Jan
71/4
7,100
6%
Jan
•7%
Jan
15%
15%
200
Jan
16
Jan
1%
13/4
5,000
1 %: Jan
2
2
2
1,600
1% Jan
16% Jan
2
Jan
20
Jan
18 %
600
18%
!
'
90
Jan
Jan
fax.
i'/rj
3%
:V4-;'
94,600
2 %
Jan
9%
10 %
6,600
8%
Jan
10 %
Jan
800
20-3/4
Jan
24
Jan
1,800
27%
Jan
28 y4
Jan
22%
24
27%
27%
,
13
27%
4%
Feb
9% Jan
9% Feb
8% Jan
10s
-10s
■
9»V
.
911
8% Jan
3,100
19
18%
*
Power
'
'
'
'
».
18%
21%
Jan
63/b
2,500
Jan
Jan
.
Co Ltd—
£1
7A Jan
7.6'%
6%
3»/4
1,200
2% Jan
3%
11%
11%
11%
5,700
10% Jan
123/8
Jan
25%
.
26 y4
400
22% Jan
26%
Feb
24%
25%
2,300
22%
Jan
253/8
Feb
7%
1,200
7%
Jan
77/a
Jan
11%
15,900
93/a
Jan
11%
Feb
25,900
3
25c
1
30c
•24%
10
preferred——————
Jan
2V4
S
7%
7%-
r
10%
10%
5
5
~6%
(E L) Co Inc____.——;—1
F
6%
6%
_*
class B
66%C
Company
Jan
5»/2
.>.3% Jan
4% Jan
100
3,500
6%
Feb
8% Jan
Ms
13%, Jan
16 3/4
18%
9
—10
10 y2
1,200
10 Vb
53/4
600
15%
18%
103,s
5%
10%
15%
11%
6,800.
8V2
Jan
Va
A
Va
Jan
10%
r
15% Feb
300
15%
18%
—50c
convertible preferred—
serial preferred
60c
Jan
6,200
..
Jan
Feb
Jan
10%
Feb
Jan
6%
Jan
Feb
1%
2%
6,500
2%
2%
2%
1,300
2% Jan
2%
2%
3
3,400
Buell
Industries
Hill
————L '
Inc
(The)
2%
6%
6 Vb
Jan
4%
19.000
iHiiaVa.-Jan
,1741%;. Jan
p»7on.7%;Feb
Jan
36
,27/a Jan
Jan
5%
Feb
4%
5%
4,200
4%
Jan
12 3/4
133/4
3,200
12%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
2,300
4%
Jan
Products————2
Dorp——-.7.-—;--l
12%
12%
12%
300
11%
15 Vt
15%
600
12%
~3%
3%
3%
6.600
11%; 4an
.
Jan
4%
F2%
4y4
4%
13,100
1,500
Jan
4%
Jan
m 2VA
2'/2
1,400
2y8 Jan
2j/2
Jan
<•8%
8%
9%
2,100
8y8
Jan
9%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
8,200
16% Jan
19 Vb
Jan
19
18%
19%
4,900
23 %
23%
13,800
65 %
66 %
150
57%' 57%
50
%
dep, r#ts ord shkres—-3s' 6d
v, Burnell & CQi Jnc^i——25c.
'■i Burroughs (J:P) &,Son Ina^L.
1 ;i
,v,Butlpr's Shoe Corpi;
1
BVD Co Inc
1.
American
•
4
4% Jan
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
11
5
,.14% Jan
preferred ——5
—
2.50
Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
.
12%
5%
American Thread
Anchor Post
5
■
■
::
Radio
Andrea
Angostura-Wupperman
16% Jan
3%
Jan
11%
1,000
10% Feb
12
Jan
24%
100
24%
Feb
26
3%
.3%
GOO
2%
Jan
7%
Feb
:
mm
Appalachian Power Co 4 % % pfd—^100
——50c
8
7%
10%
;
2.300
.
A::
„
101
■■■
y:>
71
3% Feb
i 9%
96% Jan
390
99%
98%
98%
c
Jan
'
3%
1
5
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc_
..
12%. Feb
Jan
Jan-
10%
1
Co
Jan
3.
-
—
24%
1
Chemical
Ansul
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
Jan
-
California
Jan
$3.00
preferred—
mm"v 'A' -M
$2.50
•17.100
8%
Feb
13 ya
6%
22.400
28%
Jan
32% Jan
25
100%
Jan
103
Feb
1.200
26%
Jan
30
Jan
Electric
Power
common
Argus Inc ——-..ilu.
;
*
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co_,
2.50
Armour
convertible
35c
common__l
Co
ih
%
IS
3,100
4
1%
1%
1%
200
2%
1%
2%
'•1.100
1%
1
1%
45,000
4%
300
Corp, Ltd———400
Baby Services Inc
•
Associated
Associated Food
Stores
Associated Laundries
-4%
Jan
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
12
Jan
1%
Feb
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Canada Cement Co Ltd common,
Jan
5
Jan
preferred
-————20'
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
3?4
Line
1A
l:-v
%
7.5%
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd——1
Campbell Machines Inc—
_1
Canada Bread ;Co Ltd
-——*
/
2,100
2%
Jan
1%
1%
900
1%
Jan
l7/a Jan
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
I 4%
5%
104.200
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
Canadian
6%
6%
6%
2.600
6%
Feb
8y8
Jan
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial Gas
Co
.3%
Feb
6%
3.600
Jan
77/a
Jan
2%
7.000
2%
Feb
3
Jan
8
1
*
7%
2%
7%
lOo
-
3%
3%
3%
8%
1.200
7%
Feb
9
Jan
400
55%
Jan
64
Feb
14%
10.000
10%
Jan
14%
14%
8%
4,500
6% Jan
8 3/i
Jan
32,900
Feb
1 Vb
Jan
Jan
153/4
General
Industires
Atlas Sewing
Audio
Feb
a/4
Jan
Automatic
Non-voting
Avien
Avis
1
non-cum
Inc
%
13
9,900
Ar
18,300
13
12%
13%
4,800
11%
Jan,
16
14%
16%
14,100
13%
Jan
Inc
Inc
%
*
1
10c
4
5
5%
10,800
4%
Jan
5%
500
4%
Ltd
Javelin
Canadian
.
4
5
.
5»/4
4,600
10% Jan
12 y4
Jan
3% Jan
4A
Jan
6%
7
4%
10c
"5%
2.50
3
}Jj
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9%
10%
53AJan
,
Baker Industries Inc
Banff
Jan,
7
Carnation
Feb
3%
Feb
4s/8
Jan
Jan
17 3/8
Feb
43
Jan
3,000
45 Vt
300
!
6%
6%
4,400
5
4.800
lc
3%
ia
3%
%
3%
18
10c
3%
3%
3%
50c
12
%
10c
,
A Jan
45 V\
Carreras
Ltd
Castle
15%
67a
1
1
19%
:A.w
8V4
Jan
lVa
Feb
1
Jan
5H
Feb
6%
Jan
8V4 Jan
10 Va
Feb
.
83A
10%
:
•
5,800
—1
86%/;
31,400
Barnes
Inc
Engineering
,
7%
Co
1
9%
Jan
Jan
.
v
10% Feb
7% Jan
Jan
2,200
10%
3%
Jan
2,500
V. 13
Jan
6,300
3'A
Jan
18
12.300
%
7%
%
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's
7
19%
21%
1
5.000
? 6%
21%
4,800
19 %
10%
10%
11%
9%
9%
(A M)
400
iy8
16%
10%
14.600
7,200
Candy Corp
Corp
50e
Bayvlew
Oil
25c
1%
•
16%
16
3%
3%
600
50%
49%
50%
3,200
Corp
Bearings Inc
Beck
Bell
Bell
(AS) Shoe Corp
Corp
Telephone of Canada
Electronic
Belock
Benrus
Instrument
Watch
Berkey Photo
For
Co
Corp
71 -;
l
I$5c
"
18
7%
•
;
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—
12%
Light 4%
4
400
193/a
18 Va
18%
5 3-a
75%
86%
88%
7%
Jan
Jan
79% Jan;
see page
23 Vb
Jan
...
16% Jan
Jan
Jan
20
17% Jan
50 ;
Jan
73/8
Jan
6
Jan
16^
19
Jan
5%
900
4V2
Jan
1,800
86%
Feb
95
107 »/4
Jan
Feb
110
.
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
12 Vi
1,000
10 Vb
Jan
12V2
Feb
3y0
Jan
4
Jan
\h
Jan
72% Jan
75%
Feb
85% Jan
87 y2
Jan
17 Vb
Jan
19%
28
Jan
30 y4 Feb
3%
3%
3%
2,200
13
n
%
15,700
pref—_10o
pfd
10o
74%
74%
75%
170
1
19%
19
38
common
preferredC--lu_-—* /7
19%
1.900
293/4
convertible preferred-*
3oy»
650
38
39 %
490
——10
8%
1
8%-:
45/B
—
Corp %
.
Jan
:
73/8
Feb
39 V'2
Jan
Feb
8%
/ 34%, Jan
500
2.50
Co—li.
Jan
Feb
Jan
5%
1
1
—
%
%
400
Corp
4%
2,400
Feb
4
Jan
4%
Feb
.'"■• 5
Jan
6
Jan
Feb
1A
Jan
10% Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
23%
;;;;
12%
.5
"l'/a
10,600
11%
12%
4,200
23 %
1%
'
Chicago Rivet & Machine,.
Consolidated
Chief
f! Christiana; Oil
r;
Jan
10%
Jan
C K P
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Feb
Clark
Jan
13,900
%
Feb
iy8
23%
200
22%
1%
13,300
1 %
Jan
6,200
5 Vb
Jan
$ 6%
■12 Va
Jan
18Vn
T
18
14%
Jan
16%
•
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Corp
7
1%6%
1%
;
6
6% ;■
17%
lc 7,
17 Vb
18%
34,900
16
10c
15%
163/8
40.000
Jan
Feb
1%
13% Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
17ye
21%
21
22%
4,700
193/a
Jan
241/4
Jan
12%
25c
Development Ltd^__—
12'/4
12%
4,200
P12 %
Jan
13 Va
Jan
5%
5%
53/4
1,200
5% Jan
G%
Jan
Jan
1.900
2
Mining—'——i_^._l
Cinerama Inc
Circuit Foil Corp
12 %
%
Feb
7'/,
Jan
3
500
Jan
49%
Feb
8%
Jan
3>/2
Jan
51%
Jan
4%
4.800
Jan
4%
Jan
8%
2,700
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
8»/4
3.900
6%
Jan
9Vb
Jan
36.
Jan
Jan
2,700
Co of America
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
8
s
6%
Feb
% Feb
.
3,200
30
no
12
<
,
.Charter Oil Co Ltd————1
% .Feb
8
8%
•
Corp
convertible
Chamberlln
Jan
8
4
Jan
Feb
% :.r. %
53/4
•
Jain
8%
%
Jan
4 S/8
14 Va
5,900
7
6'/8"
Jan
1A Jan
'4%
Jan.
Jan
$1.50
Century Electric
Feb
1
4
Jan
10%
47a
1,600
5%
1
& Co————_10
Century Geophysical
l
50c
Inc
Inc
footnotes,
9%
'
■
Jan
93/4
1,000
A
109
$5-preferred—*
rets B ord_2s*6d
Co—
Power &
Chromalloy
2,800
iy«
Baruch-Foster
1
1
33/4 Jan
2,900
5
is y4
•
-
15%; 1574
:
5%
—5.50
Catalin Corp of America-^
Central Hadley
Corp
Central Maine Power 3.50%
•
Bargain Town USA
Jan
Feb
•
%
10%
4Va
y4
"%
1
50c
Corp
;
Amer dep
(J W)
Carter
Jan
' Jan
8
3.900
50o
Construction
8
6%
10
12%
Corp
Inc
3,400
12%
9%
10
7
*
Ltd
Jan
7
4%
10%
—
-6c
—
Co—
Carolina Power & Light
-
preferred
Industries
BarChris
813
8%
1
i"
50c
Securities
Oil
Banner
Jan
4%
5%, Feb
5%
173/8
;
9%
1
Minerals—
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Products Co
Carey Baxter' & Kennedy Inc-u—
$1.40 series B
Bailey & Selburn Oil & Gas class A_1
Baldwin
30 Vz
Jan
6,800
6
v''4;7
4
——
Properties ttd—
Central Securities
Convertible
Jaii
1,500
12,100
B
Chemical—
Feb
3%
24,300
1A
9%
*
Ltd—i.
Capital City
Feb
11%
500
13%
y4
16 y4
6,100
45 Vb
16
———
Common
5% Jan
4%
1,200
'f.
16%c
—1
International
Canaveral
Central
■
Jan
r50
27 V4
•
—;
——
Canal-Randolph Corp
,
Baldwin-Montrose
Jan
Jan
Feb
.
1
Canadian Petrofina Ltd partic pfd—10
14% ;Jan
.
Jan
3%
5%
1
preferred
Corp
5
5%
1
com
-
Collieries
153/4
14%
A
1
Industrial Corp
Ayshire
1
%
15%
10c
Corp
Radio Mfg Co
Steel Products
Automatic
1
Inc
Inc
Plastics
7%
8
Centers Inc———1
Devices
Aurora
3 in
IIV.
*
Ltd
Canadian Marconi
7
Canadian Williston
10 pesos
Oils
Homestead
Canadianwide
Atlas
Jan
58 y2
Feb
13
6%
Mining' &
Development Corp
Atlas Corp option warrants
53
Jan
66%
Jan
64
62%
Corp—————1
Atlas Consolidated
Jan
56 y2
S:24%' Jan
11.100
11%
3%
•:?
1%
Corp_
Atlantic Research
1%
5%
10c
33%c
Inc
Coast
10%
11%
10c
A
Feb
1
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Atlantic
'
4%
1
Testing Labs
Financial
Class
Jan
52
••
57%
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
lc
America
Oil & Gas Co
Associated
Insurance
Jan
Feb
Feb
$1.30
Inc
of
Associated
Atico
■
deposit rets regis——£1
American
Fire
;
20'/a
18%
63%
,
1A Jan
A Feb
1
preferred
Camden
Industries—
Associated Electric
Astrex
28
Jan
4%
1
Inc
Oil
Asamera
103 f;
26%
preferred
Electronics
Arrow
3iy2
30%
102
27%
_
Aluminum
Altex
Arnold
warrants
Co
&
31
pfd-100
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
10%
8%
23%
50
.—50
50
—5
22%
38 y2
*
1
preferred
'
•
Jan
6S/8
' ."V
Common
9 Vb Jan
3%
2%
~6%
7
Budget Finance Plan-
Jan
900
American Manufacturing
■
v;7'-A v-AAVA:!
Class B common-————1,
Jan
5,800
1 %
Co
12.50
Xi_ American Petrofina Inc class A
1
American Realty & Petroleum Corp_10o
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
8% Jan
Brown Forman Distillers cl A com—30c
Jan
8y4
50c
Inc
7% Jan
'V'
Brown Company
Bunker
'
3,100
.*
dep rets ord registered—
Bruck Mills Ltd
3%
£1
shares
American
8
7
Inc.———1
■
A•
Petroleum
British
Israelii Paper Mills Ltd—
American
■
Brooks Instrument Co Inc—
Bruce
8 V.
..
3%
-
1
Jau
3%
8
1
•
Feb
6%
Jan
493/4
5%
5%
Co
4%
73/4
2% Jan
6V2
Jan
400
.
Columbia
,
B
5
1%
'
Jan
88
84% Jan
650
6%
Jan
7.400
7%
—-10c
dep rets ord bearer
dep rets ord registered—
Amer
'
Jan
6 ye
1%
1%
9%
14% Feb
6
20
American Book-Stratford Press Inc—1
Vmerican Business Systems Inc
•
American Electronics
Inc
1
Amerlcan-Internatl Aluminum
25c
Book
American
13%
9%
Corp.,—1
American Beverage
113/4
Jan
Jan
Jan
1%
3%
British
Feb
9%
7%' Jan
3.800
Jan
4%
,
British American Tobacco-*-
9% Jan
9%
28 Vz
Jan
Light & PoW ord—*
—__ii—_ 1
Brillo Manufacturing Co———1
British American Oil Co—————*
Jan
8%
Jan
3%
1
Jan
8%
Inc———50c
Allied Paper Corp
3
Alloys Unlimited Inc
10c
Almar Rainwear Corp
1
Alsco Inc
1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd_100
Ambassador Oil Corp_
1
25%
3,100
Breeze Corp—
a
Allied Control -Co
200
4
18%
Jan
9%
•9% Jan
convertible preferred———10
5%%
5 3/4
3
1
*
26
3%
Brazilian Traction
Feb
64%
Jan
4% Jan
.
25%
3%
1%
Jan
6
7%
3Va
Pictures Corp common__l
Artists
Allied
£1%
& Rubber class A
Allianoe Tire
,
53/4
6
1
Inc
Allegheny Airlines
3,500
,
25='8
Chemical Co Inc,
Jan
Inc
Alleghany Corp warrants
56
40
64%
64
2%
6%
Jan
100
Properties
All-State
'
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.
Algemene Kunstzide N V—
American deposit rets American shs__
All American Engineering Co
10c
Feb
Brandywine Raceway Assn
..5% Feb
Jan
2yB
1.50
Feb
12%
475
5%
17%
2,200
Bourjois Inc -————--———-—1
Bowling Corp, of America————10c
Brad Foote Gear Works, Inc
20c
4% Jan
16% Jan
300
17
2%
(H C)
5l/a%
Borne
Feb
89% Jan
163/4
WM:
100
—
Alaska Airlines Inc
11%
2y8
Co common——--—*
prior preferred-———100
Bohack
1,400
2%
—
Blossman Hydratane Gas
4% Jan
3% Jan
3%
113/4
.33/4
11
300
—.—-4
—
!.
High
9% Jan
8%
——-1
(The)—
A
Low
7%. Jan,
8-3/4
———
.' Blauner's__~_-^____—————3-:
Bloomfield Building Industries Inc—
Class
Range Since Jan, 1,1963
High
8%
,1 /
———*
lno_.
Birdsboro Corp
54%, Feb
—1
preferred
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
7% Jan
3% Jan
45%
-10
Wood Steel Co common
5%
800
preferred—.100
4.20%
Power
Alabama
3.000
13.000
4%
.Class A——— ,,,*■■
.
Jan ;
6%
Corp of America—
Airport Parking
11%
"
Aerosol Techniques
Jan
3%
>.'»% Feb
;2%
54%
50%
33/4
Aeronca
Aid
-2%; Jan
k
Jan
23/4
/■■,
54%
—1
Manufacturing Co
Inc -—. .10c
Investment & Discount Inc———1
300
4Va
Low
Par
1% Jan
6%
23/4
1
—
;
10%
9%
.
6%
—1 ••/■:•
Aero-Flow
Shares
— ____
800
'■••3/-/S
2%
9%
.10c
Plastics Corp
Dynamics Inc
Admiral
Aerojet-General Corp—
4
33/4
3
10
for Week
.Berkshire Frocks
'2% Feb;
2% Jan
: it
Jan
3%
1
Inc
Products
Precision
Acme
.256
——
Range
of Prices
High
.
Acme .Wire .Co
*
-
Missiles & Construction Corp
Acme
lan. J., 196$
Low
'■
2%
A_—
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Friday
'
.
Week's
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sales
tor Week
Range
of Prices
15.
Range for Week Ending Feb.
.
-le¬
Last
*•
A
Week's
Friday
*•
StOCKS
Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year.
Stock
,
,
4
,
!lOc
_!
Cable Corp
Clarostat Manufacturing
Co_.
—
1
Corporation
;_:_1
Hosiery Co„
_10
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing—_r4
"Clopay Corporation ___—1
i
1
Clary
—
J
5
Club
Aluminum
Products
Co
•
7 V4
3,400
5l/4
5%
4,300
12 Va
-A1V4
Clausner
12%
50
7%
■
3%
3%
3%
3
3
3
1,200
100
;
7y8
-
Feb
7%
53/4
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
'■11V2
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
13 y4
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
3
Jan
i 13
;
3
2 3/i
-
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■
197
Volume
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(741)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE;(Wiaw„kEndedivw,
Friday
C\V East
■{
STOCKS
4
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
.
Low
Caribbean Oils
&
Co—
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
.
Low
%
4%
4
5,800
3,500
_50c
of America—
S TOOK S
Shares
/,
19%
19%
20%
_1
Colonial Corp
Colonial Sand
Stone
.
%
4
Electronics: foe——————1
Cohu
Friday, Week's
High
%
Minerals—Is
&
Sales;
for Week
Range
of Prices
,
Par
Coastal
4v,':
Week's
>
17%
17%,
18%
8,000
5,000
<
i7a
"l%
"l%
Centers Inc—10c
Community Public Service
_10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65_1
~l*/a
19%
.
i.2%
3y«
4%
11
11%
2%
Compudyne Corporation
_25c
Connelly Containers Inc —.———50c
'ConSol Diesel Electric CorpiiI_.i--.ii.I0O;
Consolidated; Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
12 y4
4%
4%
21%
5
21%
;
:
45%
143%
4%
*
10c
10 V4
1
-1%
1%
1%
Continental Aviation <& Engineering-.iL
8%
7%
8%
Inc—
& Gas
Consolidated Royalty
Consolidated Sun
Oil
Ray
_
Inc
4%'
4%'^ .10,500
4,000
•
%r
1
3%
*
^4.9%"ria%''
18
8%
'
3% Jan;
5
Feb
5y8
Felmont
Jan
22 V4
Jan
■
4 3,400*4
1,300 1
1%
7
10 %
.
Feb
2,100
4% Feb
:
Jan
Jan
Jan
1
.
Feb
Continental Vending
400
5%
Corp—-L——1
el A—_50o
Continental Connector Corp
Continental Materials
Corp
Jan
2 V4 Jan
Feb
8%
5%
8%
-VV»
—18
%:
10c
Machine Corp_10c
%
'
4
5,oo(r;
:
4y4
17%
i&y8
5%
Jan:
18'/a
'
&%
*
57/a
13.100
-
Feb
7%
—
"73/4
Jan
9%
Jan
400
20
Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
143/4
Feb
24
Feb
26 Y»
Jan
IYb
Jan
•
24s/«
U\
1%
1,700
5,000
23/«
2Y2
19,000
7a/a
73/b
6 Ye
6%.
Corp—
1
Chemicals Incii—*£1
&
4
7%
7%
•6%
43
6%
•
-
7
1,600
.900
;
18
Jan
214 Jan
•8Y»
11,400
Jan
7 Yb
7% Jan
4% Jan
14% Jan
3,800
;
:
5% Jan
27,900
;
6%
167/b
17%
;
73/4
li% Jan
2VW Feb
y/8
Jan
Feb
.
6Yb
18
Jan
/Feb
(MH)
Tiger
Co
3y8'
.
■
::44|4%.*/4"14%:'
1
11%
1
170
10
900
24,300
5 s/8
14%
Jan
200
11%
Feb
15»/4
Jan
Feb
1%
Jan
3,700
11%
16%
3 Y4
10%
Feb
73%
Jan;
Feb
Jafi
16,900
133/4
159%
Jan
5Y4
Jan
4,400
23/8
Jan
1,500
4Ya Jan
-
16% .Jan
/*; 12% Jan";
Jan
450
1,700
166 %- 171
4
Jan
1 Va
15
11%
15 Ya
—;—_*
Motor of Canada
3
300
.7%'
lVb
f/
1,000
1%
10%
1%
7Ya
v
3 %
10%
3
10%
—2.50
Inc—
Inc—
Line
'
H-
.
16 Y* Feb
,180 ' /Jan
'
5%
2%
5%
3
23/4
5%
:^2%„
•
57/a
5%
3
3,100
2Ya
Feb
,^3%-'Jan'
500
31%
Jan
./;? 34
2Ya
33 Y2
32%
33%
Feb:
5Yb
./
3 Yb Jan
5
.
5Ya
Jan
/Jan.
Feb
Jan
21%
300
20%' Jan
21%
~5%
55/s
6 3/8
7,600
5% Feb
.63/a
FeT3
7%
6%
7%
20,500
6% Jail
7%
Feb
21%
21%
20%
21
21%
l
preferred •: class-A—i--i- *
Cotfc:Beverage^ Corp—i4-_-i.i--i.-iiI.50Cott Bottling Co of New Englandi---iX :
24
City; Enterprises—1
Fotochrome Ino 4.1—^—^,*ii—»1
Fresnillo (The) Company
1
Friendly Frost Inc———
—10c
Fuller (Geo A) Co——
5
IV!.
500,
'
8%f <8%'
t
5Yb
4%
1%
60c convertible preferred—8
Warrants.
___4——___i—,:
Ford
Jan
I/,
Class R hon-voting__i-^--.---i-----,»i
3Y4 Jan
11 Ya
2A
Forest
Jan
16 yB
-
Flying
5V4 Jan
18% Feb
•
High
4,100
3,200
24%
Petroleum
Fishman
% Jan
15% Jan
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Corroon & Reynolds eommon
Jan
'
17% Jan/ :
5% Jan
3,100
-
1
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Feb
'0 8%
Jan
3%
1,500
6%
'
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;
■
Cooper+Jarrett; Inc
Jan
7
4
300
63/4
4
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Cook Paint & Varnish
200
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67/a
13 Y«
Realty & Construction
■/; / Corp common —
10c.
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First National
•
'
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6%
13
Filmways Inc.———
—25c
Financial General Corp———i—IQo
■
class A
Construction Products
4
4
67/«
1
1
Fields Plastics
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1»6S
Low
Purchaser class A———10c
Federated
Jan
Jan ;
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Shares
High
13%
—
'
ZOc
Consolidated Oil
Low
—2c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Jan
4%
for Week
Sale Prlceof Prices
Par
.
'
Jan
10
Jan
2% Feb (
21 Vt
"'
Famous Artists Schools Inc
1% Jan
41% Jan
3,000
7,600
22%
;
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Faloon Seaboard Drilling Co
L
1.50
Feo
5% Feb
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22% Jan
4
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1% Jan
300
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44%
18
13% Jan
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Jan
4,300
1,100
1,100
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4%
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Jan
3% Jan;
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American Stock Exchange
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33
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G
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Corp_—i-iii.———-1
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9
2%.
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9%
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9%
1,100
2%
ZVM
38 ya
8,800
4y8
■3%
4!/4
2'%
30,200
37%
700
2%
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)—50c
Feb
712
■'.'6% Jan
Jan
...
Jan;
■
Creole 'petroleum
Cresmont
.Corpii—iii.i-i*-4-5-,
Consolidated Corp
_1
36
Jan
3%
383/a
Feb
4% Jan
Jan
Aluminum
Crown Central
.Crown: Drug
.Cubic
—
13 3/8
13%
200
2%
2%
23/4
3,800
6
6%
1,200
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6
300
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10%
14%
13%
14a4
13%
13%
14 Vr
1,100
11%
8
8
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4%
Daryl Industries Inc.i——i—50o
Davega Stores Corp common.—2.50
5^ -- preferred ————4-—20
4
2%
4%
2%
a
.
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3
-
2%
——1
4
"4%
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1,600
;
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4%
Jan.
4%
■
■
■
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:
5%
Day .iMines v Ino—ii—ij.i,-i-ilOc
Dayco Corp class A prefi—
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D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
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Denmson Mfg class A
5
5#h debenture stock
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32
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32
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77/a
Jan
21
Jan
1
Detroit Gasket
&
Manufacturing
1
-——L:
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Raynolds Co Inc—
Devon-Palmer .Oils Ltd-,
Dialigbt Corp
——_^1:
Dielectric Products
Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com—10c
79c 1st preferred
-10
7%
.
1
Products
Detroit Industrial
Devoe &
———il
142% Jan
11%
;-4S
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..
8V2
5,400
5% Jan
7%
Jan
4,000
24% Jan
Ih Jan
27%
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4,000
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6,700
10% Jan
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12
3%-
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4
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412%
.
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8
.
11%
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29%
28%
30 Ya
2,200
1,800
28 Vb
Feb
30 Yb
Feb
13 %
13 Ya
900
12 Ya
11 Ya
12 Ya
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Gilbert (A C). Co—U-——i——-•.
Gil6brist Co
————*
Glass Tite Industries Inc
4c
16
15 Yt
20
19%
15 y4
15
i33/4
13 Y*
442%
'
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*
17%
_*
Dominion Tar
_*
&
Chemical Co Ltd
Dominion Textile Co Ltd
13%
7.50
12%
—4—.*—32.50
39%
39%
13 Ya
4
^
Dorsey (The) Corp—————————1
Draper, .Corp -j———-44---*-—*.*,•
Drilling '& Exploration Co
——_l*.
Driver Harris Co_4————---4^—5
Drug Pair-Community Drug
—L
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—•
American- dep rets ord reg—10s
Duraloy (The).. Co—-44—4--—1.'
8
10 Yb
Feb
2,700
-16 %
Jan
Jan
i73/4 Jan
8,700
12%
Jan
413% Feb
41
Jan.
9
7%
11,900
4
Jan
40%
6,400
40 %
9,900
Feb
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300
14%
Jan
15%
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6%
1,800
6
Jan
4%
4%
100
4
Jan
4%
3'/4
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_1
Jan
7%
7
7'/a
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32%
6% Feb
2%
3
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Jan
8,800
,
31%
1%
2 3/8
^East»rA':Can-Co:;dass-.A-44i44-—4-44411
2V8
Jan
40%
% 5-
1
23 s,a
Co4_—4_——4^—_2;.
V Hardeman (Paul) Inc—-———*,-*...250
;Harn Corporation
-——1 ■
Harnischfeger Corp
i.10
33/8
Jan
2%
Jan
.100
7%
300
39%
Jan
1,600
4%
3y8
Jan
40%
4%
23% I 23%
Stores Inc_i_——^._-i^-i.l
Jan'
•'<9
4
Feb
19%
1,000
Electric Light
Jan
42 %
Jan -j;'
24% Feb '
Jan
169%
Jan
Jan
14%
Jan
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4,500
10
Jan
20
182
Jan
182 4
1%
10,700
%
Jan
5%
300
5%
Jan
6%
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4 4%
16%
1,200
15
Jan
5,800
4
Jan
23%
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43/4
5
13%
12%
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Electronics Corp of America
—
1
Inc
—44————*
23%
24%
4% 4:"544
12%
1,200
11,600
1,200
Feb
IYb
33 Y4
Feb
7
Jan
9%
Jan
>
Jan
Jan
3%
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■
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1%
67/b
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Feb
3%
3%
.
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Jan
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10y4 Jan
500
6 Yb
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53/4
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6%
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Jan
20 Ya
Jan
7.300
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33 Yb
Jan
31 %
Jan
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430
30
;
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1,700
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343/4
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5%
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.
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46 3/4
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4
46%
40
47
*
2
2
2%
Feb
Jan
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100
preferred--.—__________—.100
Helmerich & Payne Inc
10c
11Yb
147/8
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Jan
6y2
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5%
5%
5%;
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4%
4%.
4% 4 4%
8 /V4" 8%
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4
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143/b
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Jan
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Jan
107
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80
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12%
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14
4%
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4%
Feb
Inc common.————1
—
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International
Corp.
Hofmann Industries Inc—_—
Jan
4%
4%
& Co
A.
Hoffman
Jan
5%
Jan
4 2y8 Feb
3% Jan
10
Feb
%
.
6
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277/a Jan
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1
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•
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4% Jan
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Jan
2
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80
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Jan
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27
27 %
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4Ya
Jan
29
—————*
5j/2
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4,400
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Heli-Coil Corp
Jan
443/4
150
Helena
Jan
2%
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Jan
4%.Feb.
10,600
2,100
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Feb
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Jan
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15%
4 Feb
4Va
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23/a
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433A
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43%
7
1,100
3,300
2,200
1,300
7%
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5Ya
2Y4 Jan
3Ya Jan
13% Jan
3,000
18%
7
7%.
73/4
Higbie Manufacturing Co
1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc—
1.25
5%
convertible preferred'
10
Hill's Supermarkets Inc
50c
Hilton Hotels "warrants"——*—.
5
8%
173/2
143/4
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
1,000
15
8
8
5%
Jan
1,700
13%
143/a
18%;
■
/
40c
25c
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.——.—5
Holly Corporation
—;——50c
Holly Stores Inc————--4———1
Holophane Co ______—-—-—— *
Holypke Shares Inc.—__—4-——5
Home Finance Group Inci———-__1
Home
Oil
44;,;. Class B
1%
3/4
14
21%
1
1%
.7
>6
34%
30%
36
30%'
14
13%
14-
30Ya
%
—
class
A^—._———*
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4%
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11
;
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Jan
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6%
900
32%
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12 Va
37
Jan
300
%
.
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Jan
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Jan
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11%
Co Ltd
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,
3Y4 Feb
1,200
9,200
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1
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For footnotes, see page 36.
Jan
Jan
Jan
800
143A
Feb
2%
.1
.
Jan
5Y4
15,000
—16%
Inc—;——
*
'Co——————25q:
5%
5
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics——_10c
Essex Chemical Corp—
—1
Evans Rule Co.
-4
4_a1
Exquisite Form Indus Inc_—______10c
21
Jan
9Yt
lYt
27/a
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Instruments Co
25 Va
2%
: 5%
4%
103'/a 103 %
Mining
Heinicke
dass
Espey Mfg & Electronics—
Esquire., Inc—
4,100
,«
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Jan
4Ya
6Ya
'
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5%
; Emenee
^
.
4% Jan
23
4
2%
——
1
5,500
3,700
1,600
26%
4% Jan
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16%
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4%
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4 1% Feb
1
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50c
.
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6
2%
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123/4
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1-4
13,600
•.
Feb
34%
—_____2
Hastings Mfg Co
Haven Industries Inc—
1.-600
,25c
Manufacturing Co—,
2%
Jan
5% Jan
14%
Electronic
69c
9% Jan
600
a.
9%
23/2
13%
13%
Ero
;
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3
433/4
new
14%
Electronic Communications'
_1
Electronic Research Associates Inc—10c
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1,300
4
.
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:
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413%
182
165
Electrographic Corp 4————1
& Steel Corp common—1
cumulative 1st preferred—__lo
137/b
Ya
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1
14%
Elder-Peel"Xtd<—-4(-4--s—4-4———1;
Erie; Forge
16 Va
Jan
.14%
Bishop Inc——IOC;.
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Electro-Voice- Inc—-44---S4-4—--sws>.2
"4;'£'^v4.'
Corp;—
__1
Empire District Electric 5% pfd—100
Equity Corp common——
10c
$2 convertible preferred———
_1
800
8V4
40
4
182
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El-Tronics
:
27a
■■
13%
series A—4—4-—4---4*':
series B—444—-44—--*
Echldn Manufacturing- Co-4.
1
.
23
Jan
11
I6Y1
22 Ya, Jan
.
,
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'
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$6 preferred
Co—_4—
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8%
Eastern.; Co • new—44- j.—44-4^-——
Eastern Freightways Inc—:
20c
Specialty
Jan
133/4
6Ya
5
H & B American Corp—.————10c
Harvard
Electronic & Missile Facilities
Feb
1,500
153/4
13% {
10%
2Ya
•
Hall Lamp
33% Jan
Hartfield
Corp.
16Ys
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
E
Electronic Assistance
133/4
Feb
Feb
Jan
"
32%
Eastern Air Devices Inc4-——--4444441;
.Edo
13%
12%
3,200
1,000
20%;
;
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States Corp common
Jan
;
,
Jan
H
3%
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Duval Sulphur & Potash Cjp-4444—*
Dynaiectro®Corp'4.4-—44-4--—4i44lOC;-
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10
3%
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43/a
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Feb
7%
16 Ya
Feb
12% Jan
Jan
2%
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Jan
155/b
1013/,
Feb
17%
37%
16%
Jan
16%
Jan
800
5%
.:.
26Ya
*
Feb
15%
16%
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Feb
10,700
9 3/8
53/4
9%
1
Jan
9
Jan
109
■■
i—-1
17%
12 Ya
Jan
16 Ya
10
-10c
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40
13 %
l3/a
Jan
18
Hydraulics —
—_—50o
Gridoil Freehold Leases^-^wwi«.^^9o^
Griesedieck Company ——j
1
Grocery Stores Products
9%
Jan
Feb
"4%
4
4
Greer
500
Jan
Feb
24%
*
l
.
32,200
131/4
,
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98 V4
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143/4
102
,
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143.4
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;
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;;
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Feb
Jan
4 35%
18
10
Feb
Jan
350
800
101 v* 101 %
—_1
1
Great Western Producers common—60c
6% preferred series A—-——.——30
Feb
39%
8,000
12
109
113/4
109
Bowling Corp
Chemical Corp__
2%
13%
1%
lYi
1Y4
11 Va
3Ya
Co
19%
.
Feb
20c
Petroleum
Basins
Great
413%
*
18%
28%
11% Feb
17
159,200
32 Ya
17% Jan
16%
243/4
28 Yb
300
*
Dorr-Oliver Inc common——
$2/preferred———-
16%
19 Ya
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2,200
.10%
Jan
IYb
10,100
Jan
123/4
13/b
17%
2y8
Jan
28,100
9
"lYa
27/b
12%
,.
8Va
14%
27/e
10 %
•
11%
11%
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord stock
8%
13Yb
243/4
—1
16
<
83/4
14 Ya
23/4
Lakes
4%
Jan
7Yb
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113/4
9 3/4
3 Y4 Jan
Great
:
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Feb
Great
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2Yb
53/*
1% Jan
4A
Jan
Jan
2%
1%
10 Vb
£
4,300
Feb
600
17/b
8Y1
500
7%
;■
15,100
Jan
4,200
Jan
27/b
%
4%
65/b
7%
%
11%
';
11%;
/
;
63/4
Jan
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg——
—10s
Dlversey Corp—t.——1
Dixiiyn Corp class A convertible—
4
Dome petroleum Ltd———
———2Ya
6Y4
25/a
2%
5,200:
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
5,300
1,200
63/4
.
-
9Y4
Feb
91Y4
3%
2
8%
31 Yb
23/4
^
Desilu Productions Inc-
17/B
Goodman Manufacturing £0——-..16%
Goodway Printing Co Inc—
Gordon Jewelry class A,4—i——i-1
Gorham Corporation
—
4
Gray Manufacturing Co
——5
Great American Industries Inc
10c
Jan
147
4
7Y4
83/4
Globe Security Systems—
*
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
1
Gluckin (Wm ) Co Ltd
———£1
Gobel (Adolf) Inc4i.^——^^4—U
Goldfield Consolidated. Mines———-*,.1
Feb
11% Jan
18% Jan
12 Ya Feb
;
Jan
Jan
Gldrimore Distilleries class B
;
-
Jan
MWj&n
"
Jan
10% Jan
2,400
146
145
145
5% 3an
30
130
6%
1%
Jan
% Jan
2%< Jan
•
-
■
Feb
5% Jan
'l%'>JirP'> t
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Jan
30%
6,200-
"53/a
:
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14% Feb
■
4y4 Jan
2,100^
Jan
J
14%
*5%
7Y4
Jan
123/s Jan
8%4Jari
Jan
900
General Fireproofing —————5
General Foam Corp
1
General Gas Corp
2.50
General Plywood Corporation
1
General Stores Corp———————1
Genung's Incorporated —;
——1
Georgia Power $5 preferred—————*
$4.60 preferred ——_————_* '
Giannini Controls Corp——
50c
Giant Foods Inc com class A n v
1
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd
_1
Jan
2% Feb
6%
11% Jan
'.
Davidson Brothers Ine_—ifc.1
14 V4
.
Feb5
7%Jan
43,600
■
mv.
Jan
Jan
11%
s46vlQQ/
5
'
lOVa
800
3lYb
~5 Ya
Geliman Mfg Co—w—.
General Acceptance
"warrants"—
_1
1
General Builders Corp————___—1
General Development Corp:.
—1
General Electric Co Ltd—
7% Jan
5'%
10
100
'
Jan
Jan;
12%
22.900
*
Laboratories class A common—1
6%
3
1,400
12 Ya
31 Ya
91 %
Alloys Co
General Battery & Ceramic Corp
3% Jan
2% Jan
6
'
-
Cutter
7%
3%
13%
Corp„25c
(Md)
5
Petroleum
23/4 Jan
7%
7%
Industries
Co
—
--25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co-i.4—i-—i-—IOo
400
3
3%
Co——-i—iL
Crowley Milner
Crown
2%
——_25c
11 Va
preferred;-——w_100
5%:
General
Crose United Corp—-
/
IIY4
Gatineau Power Co common—
(^9% Feb;;
Jan
U
Garan. Inc—w-1
11%
11%
3^00
103/» Jan
Jan
Jan
'30%
;
/
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•
Jan
14Yb
Jan
12
Jan
12%
Jan
34
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ...
'
, t
Monday, February 18, 1963
STOCK EXCHANGE I (Range for Week Ended February 15)
g/
Low
High
..//Lour- •'
.
28
(Geo A) & Co-.-.-—;—7.50
Horn & Hardart Baking Co—
*
Horn & Hardart common
Hormel
5%
Hoskins
Hubbell
3i%
2.50
(The) Mfg Co
Electric Motors
124
Jan
23
28 :
700
*(4
Jan
32
Jan
600
18V2
17%
5%
Jan
17
900
—5
17%
18%
30%
30%
1,300
13%
2,900
12%
3%
23,600
'
28% Jan
12%
B
common
&
Mansfield
Feb
Feb
%
3.
,
v
'
5%-
5
:: 900
6%
6,600
5(4
/
Maryland
Jan
15% Jan
Ltd--*-*J*
Maule
i
'4%
Corp—lii.—-_;-33y3C
Oil
Industries
Jan
400
7,100
93%
2,000
41/2
41/4
,7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
100 3/4
Feb
3% Jan
31
Feb
5%
Feb
Jan
34
Mill
Factors
4,200
1,700
2%'Jan
5% Feb
7%
5,000
7(4
Feb
8%
Jan
Milo
5,900
6
Jan
7(4
Jan
Mining
1(4 Jan
10(4 Feb
3(4 Jan
11%
6(4
'
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1%
1,200
.
300
11(4
5%
Feb
.
4(4%
Jan
Power
Kansas
Katz
&
Jan
Jan
86(4
Jan
Mohawk
Jan
12%
27%
4,300
20(4
Jan
27 %
Feb
fo
(4
Kaufman
11%
1.000
11
Jan
v
10%
Jan;
1,300
5(4
800
5%
Jan
2 A
400
2A
Feb
Mt
2%
2%
2,300
3%
4%
8,800
4%
Kay
6V2
Airlines
99
99
13(4
12(4
Jan
1%
Jan
22
preferred
preferred
vV
Movielab Inc:
19%
16%
Feb
10
Jan
Muter Company
Feb
251/2
7(4
71/2
7'/4
Feb
7'A
1,800
•
Jan
15
:;:;:-.;''3:
1 (4
1%
11,200
1(4
Feb
——1.25
;1(4
1%
3.100
1%
Jan
—
1(4.
12
1.200
15
14(4
Corp class A
33VaC
4,300
Feb
Namm-Loeser*s
Jan
Napco Industries
18
17%
18%
%
5,000
15%
5,500
A
3(4
2,100
2%
16
21%
18(4 Feb
k
'
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A
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•
-
3Va
Jan
Jan
18%
Jan
Jan;
3%
13
Feb
Jan
14
4(4
Jan
16(4
16(4
200
16%
Jan
14(4
14(4
200
14%
Jan
15
12
Feb
17 Va
2(4
I 2%.
4%
Jail'
2
-
21/2
19,500
5(4
,;v:
4%
g
20.200
15(4
12
1,300
;•
National
'"%*
.
Feb
17%
1%, Jan
4(4 Jan
Corp.
Ltd-
—
-
;
—
—1
-1
"
Jan
14 %
Feb
102
1C2
50
103
23%
23'A
104
Jan
22(4 Feb
600
6(4*
10,300
4%
Jan
51/8
4(4
5'A
39.600
4(4
11,900
A
24%
Jan
6%
Feb
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
5%
*10
•:
Jan
n-
%;
•.:%
22
Feb
8,100
Jan
26%
Jan
69.300
5%
Feb
11%
Jan
1%
1%
1%
7,100
1%
Jan
2
Jan
Ja,n
96
Feb
B
Jan
104
Jan
97(4 Jan
100
Jan
96
95
96
190
*
94
.
101%
100
162
460
163
162
155
Jan
Feb
163
600
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
7%
Feb
Jan
3%
Jan
5%
7%
3%
Jan
6(4
Jan
4
5%
9,700
3(4
3%
6(4
1
2.50 *
28%
13
200
.:.ij
29%
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11
: ?
14
14
•-
28%
ny4
Jan
14
Feb
.26% Jan
2,500
39
Jan
9%
300
:%11%
Jan
Jan
4'/4
3(4
41/4
1,600
3%
Jan
4(4
Jan
1
7%
'.f. 7%
7%
5%
Jan
9y8
Feb
5%
1,300
23,400
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
2.50
2.50
10
14%
.—50c
41/4
4'/8
12%
;
5%
5'/4 i
29%
31%
3,000
131/a
14%
10,800
47
48
/
31
26
i i-\
31%
Feb
14%
Feb
49'%
Jan
4%
Jan
121/8
Jan
45
Jan
4
Jan
Jan
V.
300
4%
,
2,000
...
'
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'1'-\ I
Brewing
Co
National
...
> •>.•%
National
Equipment
National
Rubber
—
2(4'
11
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
1.200
V;
2(4
Jan
300
2%
2(4
1
Jan
9%
16(4
16%
Co
Industries
—;
Inc
_5
•
3(4
•: .3
3
2%
5(4%
5%>
...
Jan
Nedicks. Stores-
Jan
Feb
17%
Jan
Nestle-Le.
5
700
/
25%;
26 %
;
22% Jan I
1,-700
Filter
Corp——
Lee
Motor
Products
1;
—
class
1
A
2
1ZJ.
common—
2%
5%.. Jan*-.
27%
Jan
900
2%
Jan
(4
42,700
%
Jan
6,100
9(4
Jan
400
10%
Jan
8,700
18%
%
10
4
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
300
2 (4
'2%
Realty Corp
25c
Inc class A—i'—1'
Leslie Fay
12
:v
:/ 3% '
3%
10% 4
<
&
12(4
18%' 19%
_1
-
5%
Jan
preferred J-i
_10
Lithium Corp of America Inc———1
Co____ii".
Oil
;
IVa
47%
'
New
2%
•9-
■
8%
Feb ;
•,:
Jan";
Jan
15%
Jan
4(4
Jan
Bartlett—
&
25c
-
3(4
3(4:
4
1.800
1(4^
iy8
2,500
3(4
Feb
1(4
.
Loral
Eleotronics. Corp—
Louis
Sherry
Preserves
1
Gas. Service
i: l
Jan
.2'/
1230
15%
1,300
21%
15,100
1
—
1
'
9%
8(4-
•
900
'9(4
15%, 16%
16'A
'
...-10
20(4
191/2
8%. Feb
30,400
3(4 V
2%
2(4
•
13'/2
k
2,800
1,600
.
,'V"'
2%
76%
Lucky
28(4
& Exploration
—30c
Silver Lead Mines. -10o
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc_ -10c
(The)
Lynch Corp
Co
_2.50
2
.
76 .1 77: \:-;
•
17%
Jan
70(4
/.■
5%
*«.*.
1,800
5'/b
29
>
28
••84*
9*/4,
9(4
*
5%
.
4,800
:
.
Jan
Norfolk.
&
—
...
450
25%
4,000
7%
North
Land^_;
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:.
Inc
Co
warrants—.,.
class A
Mackey
Airlines Inc_;
Macoid
Industries
Inc
i___
20'A
20(4
21%
23%
•22 %
23%
6<JD
1%
K4
1%
600
!
2(4
r
1%
17%
•"
21(4
(«
Jan
5(4
Jan
A.
1
Jan
■
24
-
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1%'Jan
Old'Town
3%
5,300
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
Overseas
1 (4
10,400
1(4
Jan
154
Jan
Oxford
see page
36.
:
2%*\
10%
.
200
600:
-
6,700.'
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.
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2%
2%
v
8%.' 10%.
1%>
•
14.500
j
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-
-400
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100
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370:
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1A
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3%
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5% Jan,.
2% Jan-\
59
95%
92 -AjanM
(4 Jan 4..
v
3,500
:
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Feb-
1%
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95%
94'A
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8,400
v
59
57 (4-
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pfd
5,200
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3 J/4
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10c
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-
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1
-__20c
50c
1
-
preferred
-•
100
1
I-:,/ 40c preferred
-__--7
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O'Suliivan
Rubber -Corp
._1
6
Jan.'
.75.:
.
-
6%
5%
6(4,
__50
Serv
Amer
Corp
Brass
138
"5%
42%
Tan
FeT5
A" Jan
.
6%
•,
2%
6%
-
i 2(4;
:
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6%
.
-10,500.
2,700
•1
-
«
6%
Feb
Cvr. 2% Jan
o
5(8
3,300
'
40%
:•
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1(4. •'
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335 b
31%
40
31%
Feb
22% Jan
■
Feb
31%
33%
'
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Corp—_«
~eb
3%
-:
Jan"*'
3,300';
2,100
69,900'
2%
1%-
1%.
,
Feb
29(4
-.10
•
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Corp of
5%
3
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc
Oil Corporation—*-—
footnotes,
!:
5,400
_1
33 %c
Magna
For
2,700
3,600
29%
10% >10%.
10%:
;
1;
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Ohio Power 4(4%
-
1*
"{i
•
Jan
Ohio
2(4
1,800
29
29%
Railway_-i:^—I,,
Royalties. Inc-L4i-u-l
Oils Ltd_'__
^_^125
RR
Industrial
Ogden
2% :
12
Jan
M
2%
1,500
11(4
•;
-_^1.25-
Rankin
Occidental
Corp
1,100
7%
12
Feb
30%
Oak
MacFadden-Bartell
,L_-
Airlines-
Penn
North
Nuclear
-•
Jan
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Co--^--4™4_—'-u*--* '
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Canadian
North
Novo
Jan
9%
9%
9
Southern
&
Northeast
Feb
V
4.(4r Jan
29(4
4,800
11%
__™4~-~25c-
Honduras
American
North
1% Jan
79%
,
,200V
,
120,300
1,500
13
'7%
v
Jan
Feb
Jan
25%
2,000
28 Va
t
Co
Nora'mco .Inc
Jan,
Feb 4;
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,
2%
9%
11(4
Feb.
7(4
2*^00
-
2%
-™—_I,
Jan
Jan
21%
2,000
: 4,300
5(4
•
2(4
,18s1
:
■
-16%
.
6%
49%
53
%•..
\l
3% - 3%
,
4---*-*-*4-*'.
4---12 ''
Noma Corp—-*—
3y8
Jan
Jan
Feb,
Feb;
•
1
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9'%
i
!
—25C:
Inc______
;v
14%
4,800"
M8
Chcm
&
Northern Ind Pub
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co.—:
Longines-Whittnauer Watch Co_i
14%
13%
IQ
.
..
Jan
9%
.
500
10
20
Zinc—l
New-' Process:■
New
8(4* Jan
; 8%
Feb
7 y»
•:
900
6%
6%
9%
New: York .Auction
•
Feb
23% Jan
6% Jan-
4,300
% "8.300
New Park
Jan
12 %
•
Jan
•
Feb
(4 Jan
Feb-.
3,250*
28%
23%
Ixic^-_-'_-_-4-:i-^-ii20ci.
Mtn
Idria
New Jersey
•
Jan
10%
13%
10c
Chain_—_2.50
Kessler
3%
Jan
8
4
'
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15%
Co_
Jan
l%Jan>
28 Mi
100
2
New: Mexico. &. Arizona
Lee
y.
25c
Packing Co
Mur
8(4
'
Feb
3
Jan
Needham
'.-9'----' Jan
10,700
3,500
Ltd
Nelly Don
;
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Lease Plan International
4
10c
4%
2%\ Jan-
1,800
4
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National Union Electric Corp
30c
National Video Corp class A
)
50c:
14%
Jan
1%
10
147/a
'
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^1
2(4
.Jan.
7%
1%
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11(4 Jan t
;
200
:
7%
National rTransit
•
2%' Jan
,1% .Jan.
•
700
Delaware
...
8%\ "J: 2,000-
Si-
i
Jan
5%. Jan
7%
Rental Ltd-
Petroleum
Jan
4,200
■
—1
1
Presto Industries Ino
National
4%
.
7(4
^
Weld- Machines™
Electric
4
'8(4"
:
Jan
8%
,
10,900
-1
(Mich)
Casket CompanyNational Cbmpany Inc™
Jan
8%
;——1
t:Vjc-v" y ,c
%
7(4
4%
1
-
Corp
5%
13%
600
3,800
13
8
1
-25c;
Inc.™
5
5
—5,
-
National
Feb
9%
•9%.
13(4
2%.
_/._10
of
Vending
12(4
6%
Inc
'
Feb
5(4
7,<•%
.9%
11%
Inc^—1
Lamson & Sessions
Trucks
Jan
100
14(4v
4% Jan
9'/8
Bowl-O-Mat
Feb
5%
:
13%
-
3,700
Macke
Feb
8%
,
25(4
Bellas
Jan
5(4
400
14%
Mack
32%
Feb
—-
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling—3
14%' Jan
11%
7.700
3(4
Lunkenheimer
Jan
Jan
7%
5VB
National
Jan
7,300
13 %
Friday
3(4
6.200
23%
National
iV Jan:
.
Jan
5%
5
Louisiana
1,400
8
5%
National
13%
131/4
3
•«
41/4
1
.Nat Nast Inc:class A—
■-
51/b
13
13
Lamb Industries 21
A
4
7%
Jan
3%
Jan
Lamson
Steel
Jan
31%
100
100
——
1%
;
Jan
14(4
20(4
10c
Corp
3(4
2,200
18V4
13%
131/4
—7.50.
1
-
10,900
20
1
Inc
,15
3(4
Rubber CO——-2.50
Lakey Foundry sCorp
Class
Feb"
:-:2:/-/: Jan
Nachman
3%
15.(4
3%;
31/215(4
10c
Inc_
Radio Electronics Corp
Lockwood
16(4
Jan
iy3
Shore'. Mines
Locke
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apparel-
Livingston
15%
8(4
Jan
,*
2%
Forge Co
Inc
Jan
20%
24%
National Telefilm Associates
Levine's
15(4
Jan
Jan
National
Lefcourt
Jan
41/8
1.
National Research Corp™
National Rolling. Mills Co
Larchfield.
Jan
Feb
7
2,900
;
15
12%
22,200
2,300
(The)
Lanston
16(4
16(4
Feb
7%
pfd__100
—10c
Muskogee Co
213
Smith Electronics
Corp
y
Jan
8(4
i.—
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
2%
Kulka
•
Jan
13(4
50c
Murray Ohio Mfg Co
Feb
,
~213
Kropp
i Lake
13%
Jan
12%
50c
Feb
99
2.50
Dept Stores
Lafayette
3,600
300
Muntz TV Inc
—1
10c
Industries
L'Aiglon
13(4
Jan.
1
Feb
Co
&
Kostin
:
Jan
1,900
class A
MPO Videotronics
Cobalt Ltd
Company
Corp
Kratter (The)
7(4
10,500
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Feb
22%
(H JLi) Inc——25c
Hotels Corp^.-;—__i—
—--5
Knott
600
7%
Inc class A
13(4
6%
B)
8%
__-_50
14™-
22
21%
(I
Jan
11%
15
"ctfs"—.—
Vernon Mills Inc
Jan
7,100
(S)
Klion
Jan
3(4
700
20'/8
common™
Jan
Jan
12,100
1
Industries
Clemens
10%
8(4
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp-^-^t—j——wl'Kirby Petroleum - Co-—.-l,
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
1
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
—-1
Kleinert
5(4
12%
Jan
11%
—
'
Klein
series
13(4
98
10
23%
Kingsford Company
Kleer-Vu
Jan
% Jan
Jan
2%
7
-—
6,600
99
6%
Oil
22.(4
Jan
11
14(8
-1
5%
RR
Inc
Jan
21/B
13(4
19(4
6%
2%
25c
Jan *
900
6% preferred
—
Mt Diablo Company-—i--—
,
7%
211/2
(Walter)
Kin-Ark
13%
4(4
3,800
.
20
-—
■*
■>
6,100
7
l7/«
i
13%
Mountain States Tel & Tel-™™—12.50
23.800
7
2
pfd—100
Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
11%
81/4
Morse
;
Mount
71/4
Kilembe Copper
2%
:
4%
Jan
Feb
—4
50c
Co
:
Jan
: Jan
12
;»6% -Feb
(4 Jan
•
400
4(4
121/4
8%
Montgomery Ward & Co class A™—*
Electro Products_---4i:-----25e
9%
5'/b
9 J/4
21'/4
Kawecki Chemical
20(4
500
22(4
Feb;
JanJan
7%
4.50% preferred series C—
10c
—
-
9%
Feb
Feb
.•
2% Jan
r
Jan
5
7.200
4%
3%
1
Corp
4%
11%
2%
(Can) Ltd
_1
Molybdenum Corp of America——1
% Jan
A Jan
57,300
-
Company—
it——1
& Broad Bldg Co—
1
Kavanau
g
Molybdenite Corp
Warrants
10%
Drug
6%
5
Jan
4%
*
•
Jan
Feb
3(4
Movie Star
&
18
-
500
(4.
14'/8
Light
9%
1.100
«
75c
& Company
Electric
(D)
Gas
78,500
15:
:
Company
85 Va
3 (4
I,:-.
Kaltman
22%
%
—
Canada
of
Corp
14,600
——
Corp—.—
26,700
201/a
Corp——
12(4
K
Industries
3,000
6(4
2.50
preferred-
convertible
Aluminum
Mirro
<
Kaiser
11%
Jan
1(4
—5
Corp„—
Electronics
Minnesota
1% Jan
2%
(The)
Jupiter Corp
19%
22%
■
4%
4:4(4, Febi
7,200*
-50c
Miller Wohl Co common—
Jan
4.80%
—
2,'200 *
22,700 v"
5(4
—™—^.i.-50c
11%
25%
pfd—100
:
Jan
35%. Jan
12%
10%
1
Co
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
1
— 1
Construction Co--_i-—-1
Lake Asbestos Corp.—
1
Lake Petrochemicals
1
Inc_
Jan
Feb
.
4 Ms
.
31%
-•
-
Jan
18
-
-1
Ltd—
Financial Corp
Midwestern
14,400
10%
27% Jan
,
27%
--1-'
Inc
Associates
Investment
Midwest
4(4
10c
warrants--
29%
y 11%
6%
——
Mid-West Abrasive
Feb
10
Jan
9% Jan
51/2
3(4-
Industries
7% Jan
;
1,900
2(4
Inc—™__10c
Hone
Microwave
4(4 Jan
17(4
12%
-
.3,700-
8
1
Micromatic
31(4
61/4
;
Jeannette Glass Co
B
5(4 'Feb
27(4 Jan
6,500
1(4
11%
4.40%
Series
Jan
34%
6%
Monogram
Precision Industries
Monongahela Power Co—
Jetronic
7>/4
11%
4%
10
Corp__—-—-4—1
71/8
Investors Royalty
Jefferson
31%
—3
Refrigerating Co___
preferred
4(4
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp——-1
Irving Air Chute——_™„™;—-—1
Jefferson
Jan
33%
121/4
.4%
31
1VA
Jefferson
Jan
-6%
3,900
——
_™50e
—--4--—1'
Mfg -Co-^,—
Extruders
6%
3% Feb
3(4 Jan
100
900
9(4
4%
Corp
3(4
700
3%
"l%
Oil
22%
-
3,100
30%
Michigan Chemical Corp—_———1
Michigan Sugar Co common
1
Feb
91
Jan
15%
5
—5
Property Builders Inc__10c
Funding Corp (N Y) cl A—.5
Israel-American
10%
99(4 10o%
31
_—
Service Co 3.90%
Jan
Jan
Miami
Jan
8(4
8%
'
Investment
Public
6%
-
Corp: warrants
Merchants
Jan
14(4
3%
4%
41%
Jan
9%
100(4
Investors
Iowa
4(4 *Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
15V4
,.
;
8 (4
8%
8,500
10%
**3% "3%
International Stretch. Products
Intex
Jan
■'*
Feb
13
88(4
Oil & Gas Corp—
-—-<-1
Company-j-;^i---wi-.i-i33^c
38%
6,000
14,400
700
8y2
9%
Inc. -———l
Corp
1
International Holdings
International
39%
14%
8/*
5
International Products
Jan:
7(4 Jan
5,400
14
9%
International Breweries
4,900
27(4
McCulloch Oil Corp™——
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Inland Homes Corp
North America
"*44
1,300
8
7%
38%
Imperial Oil (Canada)
—■—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
.1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
1
of
3% Feb20
11%
Ihc_—
•
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Imperial Chemical liidustries-~rf , :
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7
5(4
■
Massey-Eerguson
:
Mead Johnson & Co
Insurance
700
3,100
27%
y Melnor Industries Inc__——---*-l.:
IM C Magnetics.
Jan
3(4
6%
__1'
1
Cup Corp,—
i Masco Corp.
i
7% Jan J
20% Feb
5% Jan
20%
18%
4,300
,3% Feb
McCrory
&
14%
'
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'
•"5•*
Jan1'" '
.
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Jan
Jan
'
Manufacturing Co___—10c
Hydromatics Inc
—
—1
Hydrometals Inc
—-——.,—2.50
Hygrade Food Products—————5
Hycon
<
22%
12%
20%
——£1
Marlene Industries* Corp__™,—
;10e
Martih-Marietta Corp warrants-—-.-*
.<
Jan
3,600
3%
7
High
,
21%
Marine
Ltd ———_—:
Co
31(4- Jan
14(4 Jan
Feb
14%
300
20%
20%
—2.50
Rubber
Tire &
Low-
22
International
Marconi
18(4 Feb
18% Feb
Jan
Manhattan Corp class A__10
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc
1
Class
Hudson
96% Feb
4% .Jan
—-•-*
—-10c
-1..:
Majestic
.
Range Since Jan. L 19G3
High
13%
'
13%
4
Shares
21'/8
—7
Public Service™—
Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp„—
Mangel Stores —;
Jan
95(4
L
Maine
'Jan
5%
18
5
Jan
19%
.
140
32
5%
Co—
(Harvey) Inc class A com
Howell
2,300
96%
96 -',;v
—100
preferred
21%
20%
'
110
110
117
116
Low
Par
High
34(4 Feb
Jan
Sales
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan, 1,1963
:1
Last.
STOCKS^
'
Week's
Friday ;
:
if-
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
•
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Oxford
Corp
conimon_l_iI'.
Securities—
Eilectric
Corp--
-
x
x-
_1
1.
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,16%
20%
V 5%.v
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27
; '
—
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17
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59
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4
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>
,
i
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37%
.*
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-6(4
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..'27%
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100%
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11 (2
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4%
51
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98
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Jan
6 »/H
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Jan
65«
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10%
200
1.900
Feb
22%
5,300
2^00
17
Jan
v
2,900
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12
210
1,500
.
5
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400
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13
.
27,000 !•:>
5%
99 •;
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5%
59
7(4
>
14(4
:
:
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
31(4 "Jan
38(4
Feb
^
'
"
.
Number 6239
Volume 197
«
.
.
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(743)
35
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for iWeek'Ended February 15)
Sales
Friday
v/:
Week's
"Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
IS T»CKS
American Stock Exchange
Low
Par
Low
'High
High
-
American Stock Exchange
Last
„
.
r'% * i15.,/'V
y*
<'
-
3,900
5% ;cunr. conv
"
6%
7%
7%
/ 7%
32%
Coast'Properties Inc
-1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
1st pto—25
32%
29 %
"27
26%
27
redeemable
21%
Jan
Jan
29%
Jan
30%
Jan
27%
Jan
28 5/s
Feb
1.300
1st preferred—25
27%
26%
Par
Low
400
Pacific/ industries •. Inc.,—-I.—-:.—-—2
Jan
Jan
.;;
:
27%
Feb
5
Pacific
96%
Jan
.Warrants".Pacific
&
Power
Light 5%
'
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101%
100
50c
103
102% 103%
1
A
10c
_2
B
2
^arkersburg-Aetna
Jan
11%
104%
375
Corp
_1
Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd
Traffic
Co
54
Jan
60%
Pentron
1
,_l
20%
2,100
18 3/4
Feb
21%
Jan
36%
37%
800
36%
Feb
39%
Jan
%
't!!r
8,800
ftc Jan
IS
Jan
43/8
Jan
;
;
.
3%
3%
-■
-
4%
3% Jan
600
3%
•
Jan
•
■
%
?«
4,700
%
Jan
n
Jan
6%
8%
5,700
5%
Jan
8%
Feb
i.y
8%
8
600
73/4
Jan
8%
22
22%
200
193/4
Jan
22%
Feb
20%
22
700
19%
Jan
22
Feb
8 3/4
Jan
•;
Jan
22%
22
Diego Gas &; Electric Co—
5%
series preferred—
!
20
4%% series preferred
U—-—20
4.40% series preferred—-——-*-20
7%
L
9%
8
9%
9%
14,200
9%
Jan
2,200
3
Jan
3%
Jan
800
7
Jan
7%
7
"2%
23,400
2
C Jan
2%
Jan
2%
2%
6%
conv
12%
li
12%
13%
21,000
15%
Jan
%
%
3,900
6%
6%
6%
6,800
28%
4%
9%
9%
li
Jan
6%
Feb
Seeburg
(The)
Bros
Jan
25
3 3/4
29
Jan
.
4% Feb
Servomechanisms
4% Jan
Seton
300
5%
Jan
3,800
6%
Jan
63/b Jan
8 '" Jah
23%
24%
8,300
4%
4%
4%
900
106% 106%
m
■;u(!
10
9% Jan
400
105
,
;
Jan
4%
4%
1.000
743/4
78%'
5
4%
preferred
12.50
common
4
243/4
Feb
Sherwin-Williams
4%.
5/;
Jan
1,200
3% Jan
3%
8%
9%
1.800
8%
9%
Jan
%
10
Corp-——
Precision Corp—
Jan
Jan
6
Jan
Silvray
2
Jan
4%
12%
12%
12 3/4
10%
9%
10%
100
i
i
1
600
5
37Jan
3,000
4%
Feb
5 3/e
Jan
1,600
12 %
Feb
13%
Jan
300
9%
Jan
10J/2
Feb
3,800
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
Silver
Creek
8
7 3/4
8
3%
3%
3%
29,500
2 5/s
Jan
31%
American
$3
273/8
/i
20c
10c
~%
31%
600
30%
Jan
2%
2%
1,800
1%
Feb
3%
Jan
3%
3%
400
2"%
Jan
33/4
Jan
35%
800
3%
Feb
35
35
34
32
Jan
37
Jan
1,100
Singer
Amer
1,200
Corp-;—
Manufacturing—
8%
3,600
8
Jan
8 3/4
Jan
Soss
8%
8%
3,400
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
South
Coast
7%
7%
2,800
618
Jan
7%
Jan
South
Penn
3%
4%
5,200 r
3%
12%
4,100;'
10%
Jan
22 s/a
300
213/4
Jan
4V4 Jan
Jan
11%
22%
4
11%
12%
'
Jan
22%
Feb
23%
24%
1,100
23%
Feb
25%
Jan
12%
125/a
12%
1,500
.12%
Jan
12%
Feb
93%
93
94%
251
60
613/4
1,500
•»
10
27%
9%
10
700
273/4
26%
7,300
t 93
%
1
8%
1
25c
33
9%
14% Jan
28
Jan
30
Jan
41% Jan
50
Feb
12%
13%
4,100
11
6%
■6%
7%
7%
5%
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
7
2,700
6% Jan
7%
Jan
7%
1,500
7% Feb
15% Feb
8%
Jan
17 %
Jan
5% Jan
Corp_
Co—
—_1.
—
16%
15%
16%
28%
—1"
——12.50
Edison—
California
;
28%
29%
35
1
——
Oil
34 3/a
35
31%
31%
26%
26%.
2.000
900
27%
Jan
32f
Jan
2,700
31%
Jan
35
Feb
1,450
29% Jan
32 %
Jan
800
26% Feb
27%
Jan
;
31%
26%
original preferred—8.33%
cumulative preferred——-25
4.56%
cumulative preference
25
4.48%
convertible preference
25
4.32%
cumulative preferred
25
4.24%
cumulative preferred
25
4.08%
cumulative preferred
25
4.78%
,
; ,
Jan.
86 3A
24%
25
500
23%
Jan
25
23%
23%
100
233/a
Jan
25..
22%
23
500
22%
Feb
23%
Jan
17%
18
2,200
18%
Jan
3%
Feb
85
22%
Jan
Southern
28%
Feb
Realty & Utilities—
—4
Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A-50t
Spencer Shoe Corp
—;—1
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
i4
Sports Arena Inc'
—
—lo
Standard Brands Paint Co—4
Standard Dredging Corp common-—1
$1.60 convertible preferred——20
"3%
'•Standard Forgings Corp-—w———JU
Standard Metals • Co--'
.—3c
Standard Products Co
1
Standard Shares Inc
—1
Standard-Thomson Corp
—1
Standard Tube class B
1
15%
8%
Jan
800
2%
Jan
425
32% Jan
.20c
~8
9%
5,900
11
1,200
8%
7%
9,100
8% Jan
10%
Feb
7%
Feb
6 3/4
Jan
10
Jan
3%
Jan
33% Jan
10
Jan
11% Jan
9%
Jan
Petroleum Corp__?
California
17% Jan
Stanley Aviation
Stanrock
Star
19% Feb
Starrett
12%
14%
14,300
18
18%
3,100
17% Jan
13%
123/4
14
11%
_4flo
24%
24
24%
6,800
4,100
23% Jan
26%
L——,1
20%
193/4
20%
2,200
193/a Jan
20% Feb
>14 ;
Feb
Uranium
Industries
50c
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
1
——
Pump Co
Reinsurance
Investment
(Robert)
&
Corp
7%
2%
3%
7%
8,600
173,300
%
n
2,200
footnotes,
100
800
,
Feb
6% Jan
1% Jan
27
Jan
9%
Jan
7% Jan
2
Feb
28
Jan
2% Jan
3% Jan
3%
3% Feb
Jan
4% Jan
8%
Jan
Stepan
Chemical Co
Stephan (The)
Company
Sterling Aluminum Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
(J B) Co
-
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36.
/
%
4%
Jan
Sunset International
4%
Jan
5 3/4
Jan
18 3/4
Jan
Feb
9
Jan
2
300
.
6%
Jan
10%
Jan
123%
Jan
3/» Jan
%
Jan
16,500
Petrol Corp
Supercrete
1%
;.
r
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Jan
Feb
Feb
8
Ltd
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp
Swanee
Paper
17 V4
4%
Corp
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
Feb
Jan
jan
4
Jan
2,400
"11%
Feb
14 :
Jan
1,400
30%
Feb
32 3/4
Jan
Jan
20%
31%
1%
534
4 3/e
300
5%
Jan
6'/4
4%
4%
43/a
300
3%
Jan
43/4
8%
8%
8%
2,100
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
lVfi
1
1%
23.800
11
Jan
1V4
Feb
12,400
22%
Jan
27 s/8
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
Jan
12%
Feb
11% Jan
Tt'tl
27 3/8
26
27%
2%
33/8
46,100
11%
12%
/1,300
10%
10
10%
1,200
8%
Jan
17%
17%
17%
6,300
17%
Jan
18 3A
183/s
18%
1,400
16 %
Jan
20
•*'3.
*
12
11
1
10c
•
171/4
16%
8%
:
73/4
17%
1,000
13/B
13/4
9,000
32%
32%
300
23%
22 s/s
23%
4%
434
5
7%
73/8
7%
6%
6%
6%
3.000
2%
2%
500
63/4
7
1%
10c
1
—25c
10c
59c
25c
1
Jan
4.800.
•
10 %
Jan
16%
~6%
'
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3,900
3,200
15,400
13,900
%
18%
i 3
34
.%.
18%
1,100
300
3%
2,500
18%
3
11
113/4
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7%
2
423/8
37%
•
7%
43
1,400
4,800
60.700
Jan
Jan
Feb
23 %
Feb
15%
-
Feb
;T4%
Feb
17%
Jan
Feb
1%
1% Jan
Jan
32% Feb
40
193/4 Jan
Jan
233/4 Jan
4% Jan
53/4
Feb
5% Jan
8 3%
Jan
7
Jan
Feb
6
2% Jan
2%
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
%
Feb
6
3,700
%
%
Jan
8 3/4
7% Jan
~
Electronics Inc
Jan
8,700
7%
7%
11%-. 12%
-<•&
-
82% Feb
3%
7
800
24%
Jan
Sunair
14% Jan
Jan
12 %
12%
Feb
500
15%
-4%
13%
4%
11%
'
4%
12 If.
3,700
Jan
1,700
14%
23%
3,800
12%
2,700
24%
Jan
14%
16%
8%
Jan
23%
24%
14%
Feb
2
8%
Feb
13%
Jan
17
Jan
23%
133/4
14%
2
Jan
7%
500
13%,
11
16?8
18%
1,400
14%
3,600
'7%
2,900
8V2
12 '
•
Jan
15
43/4
23%
8%
8% /
19%
12%
4%
Jan
2,800
Jan
4,000
1,400
2%
4,900
723/a
43/a
Jan
8%
5,150
4V8
1 %
23%
82
800
4.800
2%
22
5
(Del)-
Stbtson
Feb
if
Jan
Jan
22 y4
Stop & Shop Inc————————1
Strong Cobb Amer Inc
1
Struthers Wells Corp
1
Stylon Corp new
4
%
8V4
18%
14%
Mining Co
27%
33%
6%
6%
Jan
Feb
—lOo
1
50c
Inc——
"6 3%
Feb
Jan
v
—5
Corp:
11%
Ridgeway Corp
For
500
1,200
—
13% Jan
7%
71.100
21%
21%
—1
—•
Inc
Steel Co of Canada Ltd-.
Jan
5%
2,900
8 Vb
2
;■•/:
2
76%; Jan
9%
10%
7%
8
_10o
-50c
80
..
:
Warrants series A
31,100
2%
1
.
8%
27%
1
Corp
Co
Rio Algom Mines;Ltd common
/
2
3%
Restaurant Associates Inc
A
7%
1%
1
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc.'
Rico Argentine
7
5c
Reliance Insurance Cn
Resistoflex
63/4
7%
1
& Dev
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reis
7%
A
common
preferred—
2,000
Jan
Feb
10%
1.100
5%
5%
10
Jan
Stelma-
1%.
—
Reeves Broadcasting
Corp
Statham Instruments
Real Properties Corp of America-—
Class A
—1
Reda
class
Ihc
(The)
convertible
13%
13
5%
10
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
2%
1,900
3%
3%
13
10c
Corp
1
Jan
Feb
..
74%
Southern
15% Feb
13%
18%
Jan
16 -1;, Jan
100
10%
2,000
Jan
4,200
Jan
8%
Jan
49%
Feb
13%
m5S
•Steel Parts
Warrants
Jan
2
2,700
Jan "
9
24%
43%
Feb
Real Estate Investment
a
18
Jan
1% Jan
50
Feb
—_1
———10
__
Jan
15%.
62
2%
•
8%
10%
•
:
A..H'
Trust of America
Jan
Jan
5
29%
94%
R
—
28V2
46
Jan
33%
83/4
m
•
.
Jan
27%
'
28%
1
Co
Jan
49%
AH".
class
Jan
i8o
-
49%
15%
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
dep rets ord registered—.
£1
class A
50c
——*
83/8
60%
Importers Inc_
Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Power Co
Inc
Jan
25
•
Jan
800
44%
43%
43%
Skylines Homes Inc
Slick Airways Inc
7%
100
.......
Oil
Venezuelan
8%
Co.—-——20c
Quality
Ramo
963/4
6,200
1%
l3/4
—*
*
Simpson's Ltd—
8%
24%
5
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing CoRayette Co Inc__
Jan
Publishing—
preferred
conv
Sonotone
•
Rawer Industries Inc————
Jan
Jan
i
;
Enterprises Inc
83%
25% Jan
27
Jdri
3% Feb
26,BOO
'm
%
1%
receipts
deposit
Boardman
Simmons
"
~2%
Q
Ramco
Feb
%
'
25c
Inc
Lighting
'
20
Inc class A
Jan
743A
Southland
Radiation
Feb
27%
Simca Automobiles—
4%
Jan
26% Jan
5,000
26%
26%
Class^£B -—^-—-------—---—----2
Silicon; Transistor
Jan
7
Jan
5
■
Feb
Feb
43/4
12%
4
;
23% Jan
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co—10c
Signal pil: # Gas Co class Aii———2
33/i1
Jan
11% Jan
2,800
—*
Canada
of
Jan
147/8 Jan
53/a Jan
4% Jan
-100
;
Jan
Feb
ll3/4
Jan
96
|
78%
Jan
16%
?
8% Jan
13%
6,300
Co
1% Jan
•
...
434
11,300
%
Jan
6%
Jan
11
12
Feb
19,000
43/0
.•
•
900
6
13
273/8
35%
1.
..
14 3/a
11,200
20,400
273%
100
1
Corp
14%
6 V2
27%
Sherwin-Williams
Feb
108
Jan
4
Colorado—
Sportswear
Pyle-National Co
10
143/a
9%
163/4
6
40O
11,900
preferred
Puritan
103/t
9%
22,900
2
common—
4%%
preferred
Puerto Rico Telephone
15%
6%
6%.
5%
Gas_
of
9%
Shawinigan Water & Power
Southern
Service
Feb
12%
353/4
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class A
————————I0o
Public
1,400
9%
9Vs Jan.
Jan
6%
13/4
.
Prophet (The) Company
Jan
7
11%
5%
66%
convertible
Jan
6%
1,300
16%
Jan
21%
3%
1
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc
33/4
46,200
6 3/a
35%
Corp
Proctor-Silex
Feb
2,200
6
8 3/8
4%
1%
common*
.....
23/4
5% Jan
3
5%
8
5
12%
~5%
Oil
Ltd
Feb
20c
Inc
1
_.
Feb
8
Co—————*
Leather
2.50
Inc
Jan
113/4
Jan
1
1
Shattuck Denn Mining
Sinclair
Precision Microwave
Precisionware Inc
18%
Jan
6%
•
-
700
24%
Jan
Jan
9%
5%
.
Jan
5% Jan
17%
3
Inc
1
Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert Co—...
53/4 Jan
10
1,900
1
Seligman & Latz Inc
Servo Corp of America
50o
new
Jan
1,700
•
1
Corp
12 "V; Jan
106%
2%
Security Freehold Petroleums—
Jan
2.50
Canada
18
43,000
-
/;
8
3
Feb
Feb
•
8
1
%
9%
50
11.3/4'/
73/4
25c
5%
.
(^^-■3%;, Jan
50c
173/4
10%
73/4
Airlines
World
Jan
600
1
17%
ll3/4
& Lumber
Inc
Seaboard Plywood
12 5/s
1,000
17%
1
Corp
Corp New common
Season-All Industries Inc
8
Providence
1
3.50
Inc
Gems
Seaboard
7%
$1.25
3"% Jan
Sealectro
'
Mines
800
Jan
8
Class B
4%
Feb
1
Preston
4%
Jan
6%
Prentice-Hall
4%
7%
6%
Prairie
1
Fisher Co
&
413/s
6%
of
Jan
9% Feb
10
l
Corp
5%
400
Feb
"200
(Del)
Feb
1,200
Jan
3,900
Alexander Inc
203/4
93/4
8%
4%
&
Jan
19%
53/8
4% Jan
10%
Powdrell
Jan
9%
28%
9%
Power
20%
5%
1,200
4%
Polycast (The) Corp
Polymer Corp class A
Jan
9%
4,500
10
20%/ 20%
1—V,:,'
22% Jan
19%
1,100
400
Jan
5%
27,700
Scale
20
22
Jan
8%
10%
Polarad Electronics Corp
Poloron Products class A
19%
1
200
Feb
5%
9%
19%
22%
11%
40%
•
22%
Jan
8%
lOo
Feb
-
22%'
8%
4%
'Mi
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc
Plume & Atwood Mfg Co
7%
7,100
39%
-
Jan
11%
1
-L
73%
10%
8%
1
3% Jan
1,000
.
10%
39%
Pioneer Plastics
7%
25c
—25c
-——-—10
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
;i—
203/4 Jan
Jan
li5e
Screen
27%
4%
7%;
Jan
2%
5s/a
Jan
27%
7%
20%
_
3%
Jan
Jan
5
3 ;• r
100
2,100
3'
Jan
13
ioo
Pneumatic
Jan
4
5
80
10 pesos
Inc—
Jan
3% Feb
Jan
1,300
Jan
-
-
17
Jan
6,600
11%
_-—-,4
Industries
3
3% Feb
1A
5%
72% Jan
Phoenix Steel
Plant
800
20%
14%
1,800
3 5/8
com
Corp
pfd-.—
Paper
Sayre
7
Pharmaceutical
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
3%
33%
4%.Jan
2% Jan
•
1A
1
Inc
8,600
3Va
!
3% Jan
2% Jan
2,400
5%
800
5
Industries
Jan
4,400
Jan
°T«r
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
Pierce
Jan
13%
1%
500
Industries
Aircraft
Jan
12%
Feb
5%
Savoy Industries (Del)
Seeman
Plasecki
2%
Feb
103/4
*
12%
Minerals
(Del
Corp—;
4
2'% Jan
10%
50c
—
Seaboard Allied Milling
Corp
Jan
;
Petroleums Ltd
Sarcee
Savage Arms Corp
77%
*
&
3%
11%
1,600
2%2%
15%
163/4
/
16
I
Jan
Jan
Feb
10%
10%
2,200
11
* 11%
3%
.
8% Jan
4%
Feb
7
5,200
Jan
San
2.50
Electronics
11
2%
7% Jan
3% Feb
1,200
2%
10%
6
4% Feb
Jan
200
1,600
10%
2 % '
2%.
11%
3% Jan
3%
700
7 3/4
10%
Jan
4% Jan
6,800
4
'
7
li:
500
-
73/4
3%
s
10%
Milling Co Ltd___„16 pesos
San Carlos
12%
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics—
Phillips
Jan
Jan
.
'
75%
10c
Oils &
7%
Si
•.
203/4
12%
Corp
Peruvian
73/4-
Inp-----b.-u---.^.-4>-2,.5Q
77%
Inc
Permian
5
Corp Ltd
6t Lawrence
SalemnBrcsius
(Mass)_20
Corp
Photo
14
4%
4
25c
Circle
Perfect
13% Jan
Jan
1
Long Island Inc.
Perfect
200
Jan
/Jan
Jan
18%
2.50
Electronics Corp
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
133/4
Jan
Jan
200
Saxon
Pato
Penn
14
5%
Jan
102% Feb
Jan
9%
89%
4% Jan
200
r
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
4,700
%
Corp class A
class
11
5"% Jan
.
4%
37%
Company
Co
Jan
56%
i
Parker
Pen
Feb
4%
•'
Class
Jan
33/4
26 5/8
3
54%
2 Bol
1
Park Electrochemical
•
Russ
Togs Inc class A
_1
Ryan Consolidated. Petroleum—
Ryerson &Rayn««——-i*.—ii—k
97%
J an
23% Jan
.
12
.7%.
Inc—'-I—
Industries
700
4
.4
-Russeks Fifth' Avenue Inc——iiilSOo
55%
Amer shares—1 Bol
(C A)
Jan
Jan
Rusoo
12%
4%.;
I
—_
104%
95% Jan:
i
16,500
3,100
6%
Inc_J
Rowland
164%
20%
Pantasote Company
Chemical
11%.
;
5%
-i
class A.!;*—
"petroleum (O A)' vtc
Pantepec Oil
111
'
12%
7%
85
33/4
Jan
.'
4%
4%
160 A Feb
200
1,900
'/ 102
.
3,500
26
6
pfd
Park
97%
•: 3%
25%
*
11 %
Super Markets—
Paddington Corp class A--——
Pagc-Hersey Tubes
Pancoastal
10
Jan
Feb
98
Jan
5% Jan
9 %
88%
,
Packer's i
Paft .porp'
60
•
97%
3%
3%
25%
r.—
——
'ifi-y i v'"
*
160
'
Jan
73/4
4%
Inc-———300,
Products Inc---——5
Roxbury Carpet Company-—
Royal American Corp—'«i.-50o
Royal School Labs In<L.«——
Royaiite Oil4 Co Ltd
99
103% 104
Raceway
Rosenau
Jan
4%
6% Jan
?
-
Ross Products Incl——i——i—L
350
160
1
Northwest/Bell Telep_j
Pacific Petroleums Ltd_:—
Pacific
,-rt..*v
i
104
Roosevelt
<■:
Jan
5%
7,900
-100
High
4% Jan
87%
—
Jan
Jan
1,400
ord regis—
£1
—1.50
dep rets
Field Inc
25% Jan
260
98
5
American
Roosevelt
25%
100% 100%
v
Broadcasting
Rolls Royce Ltd— ■
Feb
4
53/4
Rollins
Jan
3,600
5%
12%:
:——
24%
4%
2,500
73/4:
Low
„
53/4
—1;
'
Brothers
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
.
5%
.87%
24%
1,000
300
97
'•
20c
Inc
pfd F—100
26
25%
High
5%
.1
27 %
24%
..
11
_1
Airlines—.
Northern
98
4%
"Rodney Metals Jnc—
Rogers ' Corp-—
Shares:
13%
Elec
.27% Feb
'
*
L*
$4.75 dividend preferred——
_*
$4."75 conv dividend preferred—
*
$4.36 dividend preferred——'——-•
Technical Products
Robinson
Rochester Gas &
1
common
Feb
4%
100%
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred^
>v$4;40 dividend preferred—.—J-
B
Jan
24%
4%
35
class
Finance
for Week
.
5%
263/4
24%
24%
'•redeemable 1st" preferred^—25
7%
Jap.
26% Feb
1,000
26%
redeemable
Jan
Jan
7%
26%
pfd series A—25
1st preferred—25
redeemable -1st
4.50%
;
Jan
323/4
18%
; .; '4.3(6%
v
32 %
600
30
28%
lst-:prerferred,-_L.U.--.--w._-.-.w25
—-—25
-5%,'redeemable 1st- preferred.'
25
1st preferred
4.80%
;
Jan
21
3,200
400
5 fo
5Vo
11%
Jan
2,300
33
5'% %-
"f
Jan
193/4
Pacific
-
Jan
10
1,100
11%
11%
1114
25%
20
cotnmon—-»!■
preferred---/..-—,—-25
-Jcum conv 2nd pfd A
—-—25*
Coast Co
30
.29
30
Products!————--.*8
Pacific*.;Clay'
Pacific
Hitter
Sales
Range'
,
of Prices
Sale Price
Rio Grande Valley Gas 'Co-*
Vto extended to Jan. 3 1965—
*v;
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
"
3/4
Jan
1
13%
Jan
20
2 3/4
Jan
11
-Feb
r.6% Jan
35
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
33/4
\
Jan
12 3/s
Jan
8
Feb
43 *
Feb
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
36
•.
.
Monday, February 18, 1S63
.
(744)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 15)
Week's
Friday:
stocks
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
/1
-/>.
American Stock Exchange
iow
Par
"
Sales
for Week
Shares
High
American Stock
Exchange Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lew
-
High
T
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
A
common
36%
8
—5
—
common;.—..
i 27 Va
11,400
24%
Jan
4,500
18 ¥a
Jan
2
Jan
2%
1*300
2%
a
2,300
5 ¥2
6
3,400
2%>
•
6
-5%
4%
2 VA
2%
11,000
2%
3%
Tenney Engineering Inc
10c
Terminal-Hudson Electronics Inc.—.25o
4%
2%
1
31.500 \
9%
9%:
4
~VA
-
23/8
300
.
2,600
500
73/4
=
/:
,
29%
Jan
Jan
>
2% Jan
3¥a
-
;
3 ¥2
Belock
Bid & Asked
4 ¥8
Jan
6% Feb
Jan
-•
-
Co
BSF
$61 %
A-
53/4S
convertible
99
$4.56 pfd——•
10c
Textron Electronics Inc—60o
Power
Texas
Light
&
Shovel
Thew
!i!
6%
7
Brandywine
;
v'-^VV;-1
Jan
Quar-Feb
7%:
6
4,200
13%
133/4
143/4
14,600
133/8
Jan
23%
22%
233/4
2,400
205/»
Jan
10c
10
Co
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
com
Thorofare Markets Inc
2%
28.700
12%
12%
2,400
2Va
/
!%•
11%
25c
Thriftimart Inc class A
::
17%
is
22%
23 y4
,
.
1%
Amer
600;
Amer
debosit
Racewby
22%
June-Dec
> 86%
Assn
1978—June-Deq-
6s
r-i •
100
Feb
Inc
3 ¥2
1st
1st mortgage
Jan
Feb
Fotochrome Inc 5%s
618
Jan
73/a
Feb
General
21%
Jan
90 ¥2
Jan
3 ¥4
Jan
~5%
4%
7%
..10c
Jan
Gulf American Land
/ 6%s
Forging Corp—
1
Inc
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co—
4 ¥4
10%
43/4
•
11
Jan
5%
Feb
Hartfield Stores 5%s
Feb
9¥s
Jan
warrants
343/4
32%
35 ¥4
32%
33%
I©3/*
Jan
Hydrometals
10
4% Jan
ll¥a Jan
'
/,
Feb
36%
Jan
'
29
700
Jan
32%
12,200
323/4
10
True Temper Corp
Jan
333/8
Feb
"
•v
73/4
•
8%
-20
Products
50r
United Asbestos Corp
—-—1
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
United Elastic Corp
*
Aircraft
United
12 ¥4
Jan
13
200
213/4
Jan
22% Jan
43%
2,800
.4
Jan
31*
8,700
3
7,000
1%
1%
li«
1%
38%
4%
318
Jan
1%
1.200
38
> 7
Jan
2,900
41
Jan
400
Jan
5%
Jan
;;
190% 190%
t
6%
6 3/8
Reclaiming Co————--l,;.:->
United Stockyards Corp
25c
Universal American Corp—
; *
6%
6%
1,100
2.500
6
Jan
1,800
53A
1;
Jan
> Feb
2% Jan
Jan
Jan
:
-
7%
Jan
7
Jan
7
Jan
:
-.
Series
Warrants
1962.
Series
5%
1,900
1%
Jan
1955
Universal Container Corp
Universal Controls Inc!
6,200
2%
Jan
2%'
3
2,700
2%
Jan
5%
5
Jan
4%
3
cl A com. 10c
"i'/a
25o
—
Universal Insurance
Universal
,
—17.78
Marion
53/a
Utah-Idaho
,125
6,900
-33%
8%
10%
10%
'85
75%
6s
5,300
9%
Capital Corp of America^
11%
■
•
I
(The)
1
~95/a
_25c
Instrument Co.
Viewlex Ihc class A
'
3%
Vinco
l
7%
2
Vita Food Products
3 ¥4
if
1
Corporation,.
Virginia Dare Stores Corp—
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
n
'
10
5%
Jan
9%
-
12%
f;
7
»
5 ¥4
3 ¥2
1
7
•
'52.200
/
3,700
18
1,200
12 3%
300
5%. .,/'' 2,900
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70
11
46
48
36
115
127
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106 ¥2
473/4
.
117 ¥2 119
102
102
117 ¥2
63
.
103 ¥4
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102
124%
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7%
-
Jan
3s
1st mortgage 3%s
85 ¥s
Feb
Feb
conv
series
debs
subord
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1977
97 ¥4
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97 ¥2
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22
93
12
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85%
77
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93
91
94 ¥2
98
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125 ¥1 125 ¥4
93
.
100
99'/«
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—
1
98
17
89
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>100
.
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90
90
2
88
91%
80
90
81
2
72
81
98%
99
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Jan
98%
-
.
1978.1^^—^--^.-^.^..Feh-Aufir.
;3%s series G 1981^i——^.j^^.Aprif-Oct
4%s series H T982_.^r_4..i..^..—Feb-Aug
A3/.o
earinn
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,4%s series J 1982.——.Mar-Sept
V
4%s
7% Jan
5s
series
'/
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series
series
N
1986—,.
Jan
4¥ts
seHes
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1987-.
Feb
4%s
A~
;
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1985—i.—
M 1985.—
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;
serids
L
series P
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...^..Feb-Aug
....—Mar^Sepf
April-Oct
May-Nov
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92
92
92
$883/4
90 ¥4
88 ¥2
90 ¥4
$86 ¥2
*«'
99
$903/4
987/a
87 ¥2
86%
86 ¥2
>/93a>-
94 ¥2
62
$88 ¥a
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53/8
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5
4%
t
10% Jan '
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:
111¥8
$973/4100
'1973-.-^.w-^4^-Hw^^-JFeb-Aug
13 ¥2
„
.
105
4
,
93
93
-Jan-July
'
v
18
/
72
108 ¥2
82%
37
139
84
70
97 ¥2
E
series-F
3¥a Jan '
99% Jan
15%
10% Jan4
Jan
37/8 Jan
'
105 ¥2
42
85 ¥4
107 >111%
.
70%
19681.^^—April-Oct
3s
>10% Feb !
,
__
105%107%
105%
110
3¥88,series A 1973...^.—,Uwui-.r«.-^.^Jan^July
,
Jan
11%
'
6% Feb
,-•/
79
98
61
105
118%
Safe Harbor Water Power Corp 3s 1981—.May-Nou
Southern California Edison 3s 1965
—Mar-Sepf
Jan
6%
Feb
11
/
4,000
10 y8
Feb
3¥a
1,700 :
10,400
¥4
12%
5
'3%
->
.
75% *86 i
9
68
46%
104
Rapid American Co 7s debs; 1967-...^..3(ay-Nop
.11% Jan
,> 9% Jan
1.200
17 ¥»
17 ¥2
:«
../;/:,
"
9%
25c
Vogt
Manufacturing
;VTR Inc—
10¥2 l11%.4'-;
,3%
95/a
10%
6%
1.900
4,100
933/4
.
70
30
30
99%
121 ¥2 127
47/aS
3%s ' series
6%
63/8
-
94 ¥4
j 84 ¥2
Jan
393/4 Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
V
6%
76
82
89%
$65
liq tr ctfis
I——.—.—April-Oct
1977
>>2%s series C 1976^.—L.—.Feb-Aug >
v .^¥»s series D 1976—.^,—.^^
.Feb-Aup
; valspa* ■ Corp———iill
Valve Corp of America-.
—25c
Victoreen
99
..^....Jan-JaZif
General
.*
Venture
87%
75
7V2S (without warrants) 1972—
-Feb-Aug
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp— ;
*
,
69 conv- sub debs 1976.^—......^...Mar-Sept
Jan
5%
Jan
10%
9
3
4% Jan
75,600
9%
:'<34%'I35;;;:!"
"9%
Corp..*————1*
Sugars
—.5
400
85
993/4
Research
53/4S
5% .Jan
2%
2%
5%.
5%
23/fe
5%:;
.
1972
Realty Equities Corp—
.
Warrants
77 ¥2
77
1st mortgage 3s 1971".———
t^XlApril-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3%s 1984—June-Dec
i3''% 3'.-.1970
Jan^J nly.
Public, Service Electric As Gas Co 6s 1998—Jan-July
192»
-Jan
5
2%
3d
,4%
Jan
»2
6%
7
Rubber
184%
10
6%
2%
7%
-
1.700
7%
2%
Ceramic Tile .Co——————1\/ >■
U S Natural Gas——.
1
Co
Chemical
Ohio Power
6%,yjan
4% Jan
U S
88
16
June-Dec
new 6s due 1984—April-Oct
Corp 5%s 1974
Quar-Mar
Corp 5s 1976
Jan-July
Nuclear Corp of America 5%"s 1976——Feb-Oct
Jan
Jan
.
10c
United N J RR & Canal——-si——100
U S Air Conditioning Corp
—50o
18
82
Jan
8%
4%
Molasses Co Ltd—*
dep rets ord regis
1981—^—.
conv
6s
National
Jan
4%
4%;
Inc
National
Jan
6
"1%.
Improvement & Investing—2.60
90 ¥2
82
85
National Bellas Hess
Jan
Jan
18
7%
39
.73/8
American
U S
Jan
100
223/8
38%
53 ¥2
62
873/4 >97%
Jan
12%
United Milk Products—8. .'.
United
173/4
3%
3%
V',71> >'
'70 s
4
3
98
88 ¥2
1978»—.—._.—May-Nov
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982
May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar Sept
Midland Valley RR 4s, 1963.
—April-Oct
>10% Jan
4%
43/8
1
United Foods Inc
Jan
22%
Union Stock Yards of Omaha
United
2,700
125/8
4
Union Investment Co
93/3
Jan
17%
8
Co of Canada
Gas
71 ;
59 ¥2
59
Bower Realization Tr 6¥2%
•Italian
Kaltman
V
Union
41
19
,
'V.iv;\•''*'■ }( '.'il-'.vl' -''
\
Kawecki
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
30%
I > 11 ¥4
13% Jan
Jan
9% Jan
>4% Jan
1,000
2.100
2,300
49
32
82
Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973—June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982—.Jan-July
:
45
19
$97 ¥2
1977^1--,-^.^—i.^-i*Feb-Aug
Feb
7%
'
Tri-Continental
sub \ deb
conv
59
.May-Nov
4 ¥«
4%
41
16
97 ¥a
25
14
;
,
1,700
11 ¥»
101
90 ¥4
7
39
41
1981..—April-Oct
,
19,200
10 ¥a
9%
10
Industries
Corp—i
5%
1
-
28
71
8 ¥4
7%
Jan V:
91 :
100 ¥2
IOO3/8
91%
26%
^.April-Ocf
April-Oct
1963
2 3/4
Transue
Trav-ler
debs
General Development 6s 1974
General Foam Corp 6 % conv
>
.,:-5¥« Feb/>
3¥a Jan
43/a
1981
subord
6s
12¥4
■
"warrants".
Transports Corp of Amer cl A cor
& Williams Steel
3 ¥2
23 ¥2 Jan
94¥i Feb
Builders
800
13
13
92 ¥4
71%
1013/4
90%
First National Realty & Construction Corp—
6%s ex wts
1976
May-Nou
3 ¥4
'■
90%
14
100 ¥«
$101
91
4s series B 1993^..—:.ATay-Nov
24%
-'
115 ¥a
92%
88
Jan
3,000
43%
4¥s
4%
91%
$100
f
mortgage 4s series A 1993—i...)lfay-Nov
125
-
127%
107 V4
6
^
Jan
f 4%/> 13,000
4 ¥4
43/8
1
Corp:—
World Airlines
-'
500
94 ¥2
3 ¥2
3%
—5c
Lux
of N J Division—
300
22%
94%
_
1
.1-/
Photolab
22
22
Shipyards Corp
Edison AVaVo preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Trans
2 ¥4
183A
,v
-78
100
A;v
it-
Jan
>'
95%
/
127 %
110
June-Dec
1969—
22 ¥a
1.000
94
68%
100
'
V'•*',!■:. y.&vA'/VVf**• * I:-:*"-rv:' v"?
K Lackawanna
12% Feb
'
64
t'-e
110
'
2%
I
ord registered—5s
rets def registered—5s
Toledo
Trans
Feb
Jan
Feb
11
102%
Delaware Lack Ac Western RR—
15% Feb
233/4
!
16% Jan
deposit rets
Town
;
Jan
Feb :•>
7%
.
~8
36
:
127% 127%
April-Ocf
Continental
Trust Co Ltd—
Tobacco Security
Todd
>
Jan
/
■
>'*>> 12
78
101
v
;
Transit Authority 3%s 1978.—Jan-July
Vending 6s' 1976
—..Mar-Sept
Davega Stores Corp-—
>
"
'
•
6%s convertible "suboird debs 1975.—...iFeb-Atfg
Feb
%
% Jan
5,200
5
Inc- "warrants",,.—
Textron
\\
%
Tex star Corp
101%
Jan
100*
39
84%
62
94%
76%
1005/«
Chicago
98 ¥2
943/8
78
1975-
.
6s
94%
1972
;
series
65
14
,
High
27
5
98
1,1963
Low
Jan
7%
,
Steel
Corp-6 %
Jan.
Range Since
No..
33%
"94%
&
-
High
33%
33%
Pump 4s inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Elec Power 3%s 1970
—June-Dec
Sold
Bonds
/or Friday's
Petroleum
Aug 1 1998—
Bloomfield Bullding Indiis Inc—
6%%
conv
sub deb 1977
Boston Edison 23/48 series A 1970
•
Jan
2 3/4
&
Instrument
Bethlehem
>
Jan
53/4
sub debs 1974.._.^.__Vune-Dec
6%s
—__—1972
conv
Baldwin Montrose Chemical Co 7s wi
v
2% Jan
>
Amer Steel
Appalachian
»
'
;:"--'-;':.,6% "Jan /
Feb
Realty
•
Jan
10%
-
.
2 ¥4 Jan
> 2 ¥4 Feb
■¥s
Jan
^23/s
>
4% Feb
; ?
400
» 7
/
^%s
American
y
2% Jan.
5 ¥4
13.000
v101%
;
Alsco- Ina
Jan
48 ¥a
Feb
8%
19%
18%
t
8%
Jan
26
^Last; :;//
Low
Feb
42 ¥2
2%
Television Industries Inc
37
Jan
8
8,000
I.
I>2%>
—————
Jan
303A
8%
26%
9%
2,000
37 •".>
Sale Price
Interest
Feb
150
18y8
...
/ 2.700
36%
36%
46 % x 47%
46%;
—♦
Technicolor Inc—
——
—-1
Tel-A-Sign Inc—
20c,;
Telectro Industries Corp_——10c
TelePrompter Corp
1
Teleregister Corp_.
£
*
•Warrants
■> 34%
> 35
8%.
—10
—-*
preferred,
Tampa- Electric Co_
—
Technical Material
Technical Operations Inc.
4%
•
37
Jan
303/4
Week's Range
Friday
Period
BONDS
■
:
935/a
873/a
'ir
'M'
$92%
ioo *"
T-
100
13
87%
93
—
5
100
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103
104%
103 ¥4
104 ¥4
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102 ¥»
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101%
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94 ¥2
43
104 ¥4
100%
10
103 ¥2
1023/4
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103
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/ 1043/4
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6
103% 103 ¥4
93 ¥2
99 V*
6
'
104 ¥a 104%
$105
873/i
923/4
104 ¥2 104 ¥2
103 ¥4
87 Y»
-
,94%,
95 ¥«
91 ¥4
91%
'
Southern California Gas 3 %s
w
Wagner Baking common—
7%
Waitt
6 %
'
preferred
&
non-cum
series
conv
preferred
West
Chemical
Texas
10
2%
18
3%
5.000
55 %
40
3%
73/8
2%
1
79
140
pfd
3%
100
4%
4%
4%
3,900
233/4
24%
1,200
10
10
10%
23/4
4.600
100
loo
.
Inc
lOo
„
50
,
23/4
3%
la
245/8
2%
3%
3%
A
_•
^Stationery
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
Whippany Paper Board.
_
II
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita River Oil:Corp
Wiebolt Stores Inc
Williarahouse (The) Ino_
Brothers
Williams
Wilshire
Wilson
3%
(R
C)
Oil
&
—
II"
ioo
IIIII
In
Co_
i
HIIIIIIIIIl
Industries
WooJworth
American
6%
(F
W)
Inc..
1%
Feb
87
33/4 Jan
4% Jan
22
3,900
5,600
4
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
3
Jan
i7«
Jan
19 ¥4
11%
900
9¥a
Jan
12,800
A
Jan
27
25 ¥2
M,
35
Jan
123/4
'
1%
Feb
1%
Jan
16 ¥4
Jan
15
2
2
11%
17
7%
400
53%
9,200
13%
9,900
2,300
5¥a
Jan
14%
Jan
2iV
16,400
111
Jan
7%
900
155/8
6
Jan //
17
7V2
17
';■/
2¥a
6% Jan
17
17
Ifil
11%
17%
2,400
7V8
100
6%
Jan
1,800
11
8%
Jan
17
25
1,000
153/4
Jan
95 ¥2
,
ord
regis...
7%
"I
40C
YSJfirS«P»eSS System In® Class
Raceway Inc com
13
A
25c
8%
8 5/8
8%
2,000
25o
4%
3%
4%
17,200
4
preferred
3%
4
%
700
Foods
Corp
74 ¥2
92 ¥a
94
V;V;/:/>V- ^
74 ¥2
66 ¥2
6
■
101 ¥4
92
55
100
90
96
96
145
145
1
140 ¥2
99
99
12
98%
99%
69%
70 ¥4
20
69 ¥4
70 ¥2
June-Dec
1974.
<70 ¥4'
3
-x
147-
Jan
11
Feb
17
17
98
r
13%
Jan
.
>
.
8
Jan
3% Jan
3% Jan
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Period
;
Last
<
Sale Price
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
•Baden
(Germany)
7s l951
———JanTjuly
•Danzig Port & Waterways 6¥28 1952—_Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
4
^
/
/
$120
series
A
1967
series
B
1967
Jan-July
6¥as
$97 ¥2,
$95 - '
97 ¥2
97 ¥2
66
99
—
99%
,
—1..—Feb-Aug
1949
High
66
Jan-July
4 ¥28
(Prov)
Low
9
;
5 ¥48
•Hanover
Jan. 1,1963
No.
—
$6
Range Since
Sold
$110/-,' —
Jan
7%
8%
>'
High
Bonds
Feb
18 Va
4»/4
Debt Adjustment Debentures-^
;
Jan
Maranhao
stamped (Plan A) 2¥ss 2008—May-Nov
Mortgage Bank of Bogota—
• 7s
(issue of May 1927) 1947
Jlfap-Nov
> *7s (issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
—June-Dec
Parana stamped (Plan A) 2¥ss 2008
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic of)—
■/■-;'
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
i
i
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-JuZp
,
Jan
>
Feb
$60
$60
$99 ¥4
45 ¥2
997/e
$50
61-
-'-/
443/4
45 ¥2
36
42 ¥a
45 ¥2
47
49
12
47
49 ;//
f
Jan
(not included In year's range),
r Transaction
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock, dividend.
* No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in. year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-utock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
for cash (not included in yearis range), t Ex-dis¬
'.■■■[//. ;
• Bonds being traded flat. '
> •
/
r: •/;/ /.,;
$ Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
/-.Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;
cum, cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
/
;
,
,,
Zale
Zion
72 y2
92 Va
>•-
Feb-Aug
1964-.
BONDS
Feb
£i
Yonkers
"I"
/ 2
Jewelry Co—
Zapata Off-Shore Ico
Zapata PetroIeuih CorpI
5o
91 ¥2
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
15
943/4
87 ¥2
-
Jan
143/4
7%
,
91
Jan
800
63/4
6
93 ¥a
$89
—
Jan
700
17
91%
June-Dec
debs 1977
3¥2s
Jan
1%
53/4
conv sub
Power
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs
Feb
li
15%
153/4
1
'
6%
Water
Feb
15/s
16%
95
Feb
25 ¥2
12 ¥4
:.
Jan
93/4
Jan
15%
7
Washington
% Jan
Jan
Jan
"53/4
11
94%
913/4
$93 y8
3% ■Ian
223/4
400
U s Natural Gas
Jan
2%
900
11%
.Jlfar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6M1S 1973
Mar-Nov
United Improvement As Investing Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1976.—
..—.May-Nov
Jan
95%
Jan
500
700
91 ¥8
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
24% Feb
3
9,500
33
Jan
Jan
Jan
5
Jan
9%
Jan
Ltd—-
dep rets
preference
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%
1%
73/4
com.
Woodall
2%
Feb
25 V*
11
a
~
78
94 ¥2
Jan-July
Feb-Avg
Szabo Food Service Inc 6s debs 1973..—Feb-Aug
73/4 Jan W
Jan
25
32%
—III
j>5
common
preferred—
Wisconsin Pwr & Light
4%%'pfdII100
Wood Newspaper Machine new
3%
Jan
%
%
*
Industries
7
2
11
11
i
t
Jan
1970———April-Oct
Southern Counties, Gas (Cailf) 3s 1971
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3%s 1970
2% Feb
55% Feb
Feb
3
25
I—1
_
42
24%
10c
J
Co_I
Co.—
Brothers
i0c
_
White Eagle International Inc.—
White Stag Mfg Co
Jan
94% Jan
Western Tablet
Williams
100
5,400
1%
78,700
24%,
Western Stockholders Invest Ltd—American dtp rets ord shares
Wiiliams-McWilliams
600
50c
...
Nuclear
%
2%
1.25
.
Equities Inc
Western
2
78
1
4.40%
Westbury Fashions
Western
73/4
1
,«
Products
Utilities
3%
lOo
preference
2%
55
4
common
Weiman & Company Inc_
Wentworth Manufacturing
West
2%
100
Inc
Bond
Waltham Precision Instruments Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common—
$6
•
,t...
~
16%
5 3/8
16%
53/a
7
7
4%
4%
16%
2,100
15»/a
Jan
17 Vs
Jan
5%
4,200
7,700
4%
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
6%
Jan
754 Jan
4%
600
4%
Jan
4%
Feb
,
.
,
,
Number 6239
Volume 197
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
(745)
Chronicle
Jfgl OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
■
STOCKS
LISTED
'
'
'
'
American
26%
American
Anaconda
Boston
Calumet
37%
3,888
;
Feb
23
Jan
Benguet
114%
Jan
125%
Feb'
40 %
Jan
47?8
Feb
Binks
36Vs
Jan
39%
Feb
Jan
26 %
Feb
•
23%
1,000
22
Feb
24
Jan
1%
700
Jan
Business
Jan
Calumet
Jan
60%
60%
*'55%
Jan
61
Feb
419
-
48%
25 V*
47%
Feb
13
iv
Jan
30%
32%
1
56 V4
63
Jan
53 V*
23 Va
Feb
Jan
12%
52
1,100
Feb
56%
38%
32%
Jan
17%
18%
9,600
17%
28%
1,300
26%
31%
5,500
27% Feb
22%
23
700
22% Jan
5
4,700
50%
Jan
42 %
Jan
77%
79%
1,407
75%
Jan
79%
Jan
Cdn
31%
32%
2,151
28
Jan
32%
Jan
Caterpillar Tractor
35 y8
36%
22%
22%
80
20% Jan
24 %
Central & South West Corp
46,
46%-
63%
63%
78%
72%
Corp--,—1—
Kennecott Copper
Lone Star Cement Corporation—.
47%
47%
70
70
35%
35%
15%
16%
31%
31%
40%
42
22%
23 Va
16%
Shawmut
*
41%
Stop & Shop Inc
:
Torxington. Company
United Fruit Co---—
1
*
Rexall
Drug
Association
Railroad
Mass
&
Feb
...
18%
Jan
20%
24%
9%' Jan
Jan
26%
Feb
Feb
Feb
43% Jap
68
Feb
49
Feb
70
Feb
31%
Jan
36%
Jan
13%
31%
Jan
16% Feb
37% Jap
34%
Jan
42
Feb
Container
Corn Products Co
250
1,384
600
15
y
11
Feb
Corp
Continental
America
of
Insurance
19%
Jan
23%
64%
64%
58%
Jan
66 %
25%
27
650
2i%
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
Feb
53%
49%
66%
53%
353
47%
Jan
53%
67%
709
49%
Jan
67 %
Feb
72
72
72
Jan
74
Jan
Dow
Jan;
El
7%
34%
1,278
4
.
1
7%
7%
Jan
34%
34
138
455
31%
Jan
7%
Curtiss-Wright
Elder
Jan
37
Chemical
Paso
Co
•
Gas.
;
—
Tire
Mfg
Carey
.—
Papers
Gas &
Elec
preferred
4%
Cincinnati
_
Eagle-Picher
103%
Feb
109
180
26 y8
Jan
54%
651
491/4
Jan
55
93
197
90%
Jan
.93%
39%
Jan
40%
104%
Feb
8%
1
97%
Jan
148
8»/a
45%
Jan
16i/4
Jan
17%
23%
& Gamble common
Procter
8 '/'<■
preferred
.
35%
Jan
26%
Jan
75%
Jan
206
American
!
23 %
35 Vs
1
33%
Jan
25%, 26%
844
23%
Jan
73%
..
74%
-
70%* Jan
1,599
r
17%
■
26%
27%
-
Jan
24%
78
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26%
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23
35%
74%
100
.
Gen
Jam
-
18%
Motors
Tele
Detroit Stock
Industrial -Corp
Brown-McLaren
Budd
Co.
Mfg
(The)
Chrysler
Corp—
Consolidated Paper
23
92
Power
Continental
com—
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Steel
D.etroit
Co
new.—
Dlvco-Wayne
Bros
Greif
1
Federal-Mogul-Bower
General
Motors:
Gopbel
Hall
Huttig Sash & Door
Feb
Illinois Brick Co
11%
Feb
Inland
65c
Jan
13
&
Jan
Jan
International
Feb
93%
4,948
73
Jan
93%
Feb
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
Jan
13
Jan
Jan
12%
1,372
912
41%
Feb
43%
11%
11 %
100
11
Jan
11 %
33
34
31% Jan
34%
Jan
Jan
12%
•
11,548
45%
\ 545
40%
Jan
45%
41%
100
40%
Jan
44
43%
43%
2,958
42%
Jan
46%
27%
28%
2,089
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
Jan
4%
Feb
63%
Feb
4%
95c
4%
7,061
577/8
Jan
45c
Jan
1%
Dillon
5%
200
4^k
3%
800
31/4
748
21%
Universal
2
2%
4
1
"9%
•
27
;i: 4
.
2% ■
9%
Jan
3Va
Jan
3Va
Jan
2y8
Jan
2%
Feb
2y«
100
27
;
.
Jan
Jan
54%
Feb
17%
Jan
21%
Feb
29%
30%
28%
Jan
59
1,800
56
Jan
30%
62 %
Jan
18%
19
4,100
16% Jan
19 y4
Jan
3,900
Feb
Feb
28
Jan
37
37
157
20%
,
20%
390
23%
942
26%
26%
26 Va
34%
17%
:./;5%.
V':r :.
5%*
,
Jan
27%
Jan*
.
5%
Jan
3.00
Jan
•
82c
Feb
Tile
10
10%
350
10
203
9
10
.
The weekly ranges for all
•'■•'
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the local issues, and
5
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traded
Low
Par
Steel
Acme
Admiral
Corp
10
Chemical
Allied
Chalmers
Aluminum
Co of
American
2,800
26% Jan:
29 %
Feb
2,000
76
Jan
79%
Jan
400
78%
Jan
85 Va
Feb
32%
33%
700
31%
Jan
61%
63%
57%
Jan
26
25
26%
8,700
20,700
33%' Jan
63% Feb
26% Feb
23
Jan
22
21%
22
1,900
20%
Jan
23V4
Feb
31%
31
32
15,800
28 y8
Jan
32'/a
Jan
15
16%
200
15
Jan
18
Jan
34%
34
34%
3,400
33
Jan
36% Jan
17%
Jan
14%
i4y4
is
1,600
13%
Jan
52
52
52%
45
Jan
31
Jan
100
*
Can
(Un)
American
(Un)
Cyanamid Co
American
Home
.12.50
Rad
American
Tel
American
&
&
40
33%
367/8
41
43
2,700
3,300
16%
16%
16%
150
15
15
10O
149% 150
124
149
Jari
"150
Jan
150
24
Jan
28
Feb
61%
27%
7%
27
27%
21%
21%
22
38
39%
28%
(Un)
(Un)
(Un).
Anaconda
Company
Corp
Apache
Armco
Athey
Jan
Jan
53%
Feb
26%
Jan
29%
Feb
46%
45 y8
46%
1,900
45
Jan
48
Jan
8»/a
9
1,200
8%
Feb
10
Jan
*
a.—5
6*/4
6«/4
100
6%
Jan
54 y#
54 y8
54%
300
6%
5
Automatic
Avco
Jan
12%
7
V-52%
36%
Co
For
footnotes,
6,300
49%
18
Potter
15%
24%
43.
....
Oil
~5%
5%
8
Brothers
Louis
124 y4
6,300
114%
Jan
29%
5,300
29%
Jan
46%
2,000
40%
Jan
Feb
Sears
Jan
12%
Jan
52 %
54%
1,500
52
Jan
56%
Jan
26%
>
153'a
15%
23%
24%
.
1,600
13%
Jan
1,400
23%
Feb
26 y4
.••.
Jan
Jan
(Un)
6% Jan
100
8
5% Jan
Feb
9'/a
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
17 y4
577/«
11%
1,000
10% Jan
11%
2,200
53
Jan
62%
60%
Jan
28% Feb
"3%
52%
52
53
2,300
49 y4
Jan
34
33
34%
7,500
32 y«
Jan
24%
24%
3%
24%
4»/8
10
1,900
700
3% Jan
24% Jan
1,500
650
15
62 %
60%
62%
48
45%
48
35
35%
Feb
53
.35%; Jan
26%
'
4'/b
Feb
64»/4
Jan
17
Feb
Feb
57% Jan
62%
700
43% Jan
48%
400
35
Feb
35%
43%
6,600
Jan
Jan
Feb
60
17
Jan
Jan
:"4"
Jan
3
64
16'/a
15
Jan
Jan
Roebuck
47
46
4,600
50 ya
49%
50'/a
1,500
47
Jan
50% Jan
48
47%
48 Va
2,500
47%
Jan
49%
Feb
16 ya
16 y2
16%
250
16%
Jan
17
Feb
73%
74y»
900
70% Jan
74%
Feb
38'A
39%
1,700
Jan
41
Jan
Feb
47%
36 Va
65 %
63 %
'66%
4,510
56%
Jan
66 Va
38%
36%
38%
5,000
34%
Jan
38%
Jan
45 %
400
40%
Jan
48%
Jan
45
Sheaffer
Class
Sinclair
—
;—
(W A) Pen Co class
257/a
1,800
23%
Jan
39ya
40%
9,300
39%
Feb
44%
Jan
Jan
29 %
29%
29%
1,900
28
Jan
30%
45%
46%
2,400
43'/a
Jan
47% Feb
48
Jan
53
Jan
13%
13%
1,100
13%
Jan
13%
Jan
10%
20 g
11%
1,300
ie
Jan
12
1
Jan
469
59
Jan-
62
A
61
59%
62
3
77%
75 %
77 Va
1
9
8%
Oil
Corp
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
17 ya
Jan
Southern
Co
26 %
Jan
Southern
Pacific Co
(Un)
(Un)
Jar
74%
Jan
200
8%
Jan
91%
Jan
9i/8
Jan.
9y.
200
8%
1.600
34%
Jan
39
38%
2,700
351/2
Jan
40
62%
1,000
58V2
Jan
62% Feb
54
55%
1,300
51 Va
Jan
56 3
29%
30
3,100
36 y4
—5
15
38%
37%
62 Va
62 Va
5
'
Feb
3,300
36%
9%
9'/a
1
Co__
9
78%
Jan
1
B
Oil
Jan
24 y8
39%
•
—
Co
26 »/2
25%
1
&
Feb
46
12
Service "A"
Corp
48
vi
200
*
Imperial
Schwitzer
10 Va
Feb
Jan
*
,—5
Stockyards
San Diego
Jan
3,100
.23%
Nat
31%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Louis Public
25
—5;
•
10
Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
St
i:?,700
Jan
50
45
Jan
"3%
1
St
26%
8
22%
Jan
Jan
26 Va
60%
*
Inc
Richman
11
Jan
Feb/
47%
21%
17
11%
-*
;
(Un)..
Co—-
Feb
r'.bb 1..
3
Corp
Gamble
&
Jan
26
———1
Feb
10%
8%
35
21%
63 y3
5
1-.—
Ce
45 %
26%
(Un)
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
Feb
.
38 Yt
Feb
Jan
125
a
Jan
29%
54%
America.2.50
see page
21%
49y»
Jan,
Jan
49
14%
4
of
21%
8% Jan.;
34^4
U 53%
Feb
24%
-
Canteen
1.400
Jan
Jan
•18
.
Feb
Shell
B
Corporation
37%
Jan
Jan
43%
Jan^'
i6 y8
49%
16 V*
23
45%
Corp
53%
500
Jan
33'/a
Jan
>;
1,700
9%
28
Jan
29 y2
17%
36
.
13% Jan
-
Jan
Jan
6.25
: n
...
16%
Feb
.20
u
Feb
7
43%
17%
;;7% Jam
•
■.
Jan
Jan
12%
122
Jan.
12 y4
Jan
16 %
123'%
Jan'd
19%
29%
20%
13%
1,300
r
13'%
5,300
23
13%
10
-
12%
400
58% Jan
i
25%
54%
c
6%
700
400
8
53% Jan
1,600
3,200
24%
21%
13%
.
12 Vz
6%,
20
6% Jan.
:
4,400
29,900
227/a
22%
_
6%
20
v
10,000
58
Jan
52 '/a
24.
-1.75
Corp (Un)
Topeka & Santa Fe—
Products
48%
1.66%
(Un)
Common
800
1,500
(Un) —5
Steel
Atchison
52%
54%
50
San
Co
Tohacco Co
51%
53 %
:
1
_
28% Jan
26%
50%
3,000
33
i6y4
Revlon
Feb
60
800
53%
29%
27'A
Feb
20%
47%
Jan
550
53 y8
29
28 %
32%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
26 y4
Jan
17%
54%
Jan
Feb
40
53%
*
5
Corp of America (Un)
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
45%
600
27%
22
Jan
29*78
Service Co—*
Radio
800
.
Jan
Jan
32%
Jan
2,600
.
25%
19
37
26%
Jan
19%
Feb
...—*
43%
47 Va
250
8 %
•
Peabody Coal Co
5
Pennsylvania RR
1
10
Peoples Gas Light & Coke————.*
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)
33%c
Pure
55%:
6% Jan
5,200
Jan
Jan
Feb
54%
Feb
15%
-
Jan
ey8
19 y8
16%
37%
15%
17%
Feb
Jan
Jan
49%
Jan
Jan
Feb
43%
Jan
Jan
14V2
36%
Jan
13% Jan;
2,500
27%
62
Jan
16
1,250
39%
Jan
38 y4
31% Jan
11%
46%
1,400
8
7%
1
Public
Indiana
27%
60
31 %
100
Process
46
'
61%
36%
42%
2,100
Procter
46%
33%
Stand
Tel
2,300
Jan
-Jan
'Jan
31
45 '/a
Jan
16%
52%
(Un)
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp
American
7,100
15%
55
36y4
Jan
16%
1
Products
1,500
6%
18% Jan
i
45 %
16
45
—1
i
(Un)
Co
15%
500
34 y4
Jan
13%
",C
Jan
36%
3%
700
V8
High
10
n
28'/a
(Un)
Aviation
Phillips Petroleum Co
16%
....
America
Airlines
American
x'"rs '*//&■>.
43%
9
;
Mfg.
15%
5V4
5%
'
Low
High
14
15%
Electronics
'
15%
■:
_
Ross
Advance
Allis
Co...
selected list of the dually
a
Feb
63%
*
Parke-Davis & Co
issues.
Feb
10% Feb
;
837/b
33%
(Minnesota) (Un)
5
Bancorporation
3.33
Chemical Corp——
Exchange
Jan
28%
79
Northwest
compilation of the round-lot transactions only
Jan
10 Va
Jan
78
Northern States Power Co—
Midwest Stock
47 y4
8% Jan
24%
27 %
78%
Olin-Mathieson
A
-
82%
,
27 y«
10,500
Jan
6% Jan
8% Jan
9
*
Mfg
&
American
Northern
Jan
1,400
1,500
———1
(Un)
& Co
Northern Illinois Corp
Northern Illinois Gas Co
Feb
8
Jan
5
333
42%
10%
Jan
Feb
Jan
28%
1
50c
Co
Chemical
National
North
61/4
v
10Q
-
88c
82c
V
1,437
8
7%
7%
f
Jan
Jan
44%
6 Va
37%
48s
Jan,
,
9%
*
National Distillers & Chem
Feb
37
21
34
44% Jair &
—^—1
-
Co
Montgomery Ward
Jan
4% Jan
700
1,300
Jan
5
Shinkle Shoe
Chemical
Monroe
Monsanto
Feb
2% Jan
Feb
Mfg
650
*
Co
Stephens
Modine
'
l
25c
r_,
4
9%
■'
Jan
2
200
.
Jan
9%. Jan
24%
2,001
2%
2%
&y» Jan
1,050
■
9%
9%
26 3s
20%
10
i.;.
Controls. ££,
Feb
100
2%
1
'
Jan
100
3%
.
v
200
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Corporation
64%
49%
5,800
27%
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;
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Marshall Field common——-L.—*
Martin Marietta Corp—.———1—-1
McKay Machine Co
—
*
Means (F W) & Co common
*
Metropolitan Brick Inc—_——
4
Meyer Blanke Co
*
Mickelberry's Food Products
1
Minneapolis
Brewing Co.——1
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
•
,
Feb
3%
Jan
24%
Jan
24i/4
•
Vinco
4%
Feb
31/2
1
Studebakeaf; Corp
1,300
1,500
59%
54%
21%
43
$3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought: Incy:—
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un)_———1
Lytton's (Henry C) &
L
"
23%
81/2
10
Jan
64 ya
52 'A
18%
*
T.(hhy McNeil Ac. Libby
Lincoln Printing Co common
Feb
3%
"3%
—1
Co
63
Leath' & ■ Co_—
;
Jan
Jan
400
23%
Mfg" Co———.——I'■
Scotten,
3%
3,650
,
5%
4%
B 4%
9Vs
1,408
63'A
80c
85c
.
4%
621/a
63%
1
...
Feb
43%
*
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Jan
Co—
23%
2.50
Co
Harvester
Electric
Johnson
Jan
44%
200
12%
Steamship
Jefferson
Feb
41%
W) & Co———.2
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rudy
Interlake
Jan
45%
(H
1,700
28%
•
1.00
42%
41%
.
25%
,—10
1.00
Jan
—
24%
50% Feb
25%. Feb
1
—————10:
31%
24
:
Jan
6V4
Co——-—
Jan
Feb
Brewery
Steel
28%' Jan
910
•
Rickel
1 Howard
100
22%
1
44^a
"5
20
——1
3,472
1.00
110
Champagne
Co Ltd...
industries - Inc..
(D H)
13%
23%
—l
of Mich
National Electric Welding—
Holmes
31%
12%
5
——
&
Feb
16
Jan
23%
Breweries
Davis
16%
Jan
11 y8
13%
———'
Fr'od.ucts
Kresge (S S) Co——
Kysor Industrial Corp
Lansing Stamping Co
Parke
Jan
11%
396
Jan
Corp——^—1,66%
Kingston
National
15%
350
10%
11 Va
.....
Wines
166
16
41%
1
Brewing Co.—
Lamp Co
LaSalle
16%
Jan
873
s.sn.
(C M)
International
Jan
13%
Industries
Wood
12%
12%
_._3
5
;
Co.,
50%
3
Corp
200
12%
I^ruehauf Trailer*
Gar
Feb
1
.Ex-Cell-O Corporation
Oil
A
class
(Un)
7%
,
6% Jan
Feb
Feb
....
Jan
48%
,
8.33 %
Cooperage
Corp
7%
13%
386
10%
—1
.
Feb
28 y8
48
(G) Brewing Co
1
Helh Werner Corp.-.^..
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Hlbbard Spencer
Bartlett—.25
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28%
Corp
wom,. Motor
/ High
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Corp
24%
35%
1
*
*
Co
Drug
>
33
——.10
Gasket
Jan
Jan
~47/a
*
*
(W H)
Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
7%' non-cumulative preferred
Feb
11%
—>_1
Motors
Jan
18%
26%
8
Gray
12%
„
95
1,800
2,400
7,000
46%
1
Gossard
41%
10
Co
Feb
24
34%
30c
86%
31%
Consumers
Corp
13%
_5
———....
Feb
30
27%
~4%
Co
29%
•
Burroughs Corporation—,—
i
25% Jan
94 y4 Jan
58%
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
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Low
13%
95C
——5
61% Feb
22%
18%
..1.66%
3.33 V3
Rubber
&
10%
.1
—*
95-
Jan
30
—5-
—5
Corp
7%.
16%
•
1
Company
Jan
Jan
56'/a
54%
10
...——5
——————1
(Un)—
16
7%
—5.-"
——-
Food Stores
Borman
10% Jan ;
72
1,900
900
r
Jan
64%
Heileman
High
13%
Products-11--——3
Metal
Americap
,Avis
Low
Electric ;&
Allied
s
21%
-
Goldblatt Brothers
Exchange
Par
:
Electronics
&
Tire
Gillette
Feb
190
C
Electric Co
General
Jan
Gulf
Equips-;v-—yi*—-.—l
Supermarkets
1---
631%
13%
Jan
2.50
3
Co
Greyhound
-Alien
1,200
Jan.
46% F?b
;
27
*
Inc
Trailer
General
Feb
17%
51%
Dairies
General
Jan
Jan
23%
•
63%
38%
•
..
Jan
50 ya
General Foods Corp...—...
...
—*
General Mills Inc
.——..3
Jan
20% Jan
12
35 y8
.
Feb
1,008
9
50 y4
17%
17%
Cards
Feb
41% Jan
America.——.———.!
of
Corporation
General Candy Corp..;
General Dynamics
Jan
37%
49%
—5
35%
iya
23%
1
F W D
Feb
1
■
26
Gibson
Ranld
Feb
28%
103% 104 %
.—.1'
Kroger
U S
Jan
29%
,
Mills
Fruehauf
Feb
:
29%
29%
37%
.12%
Chemicals.
Bols
18
;
26%
92
.
Tel-.—50
Bell
42J/4
Jan
54
—10
Transit
Jan
17 y4
27%
54%
.100
National
Diamond
41%
29%
.8.50
—J—4-—-
Suburban
&
Cincinnati
18
.
Milling
Cincinnati
Du
•-
_
common—
46
y
42%
17%
*
common.
Cincinnati
41%
.10
.
Champion
•
lay4 Jan
.Feb
16,200
5
(Un)
Bankshares—
Foremost
Feb
69
42%.
,
1
30
.7.50
Rubber
&
Ford Motor Co_—
High
High
Mai'
———
—
Exchange
Low
Par
Piano
r(i5% Jan
27%
.—5
3
Co
Wisconsin
Flour
Cincinnati Stock
D
29%
j
jaiv*
Feb
238
61%
Jan
\
23
Jan
3,000
900
95
60%
30
5
Mfg Co.——
Whitney Corp
First
V
13%
86%
61
50c
Natural
Firestone
Baldwin
29
; 31% Feb
25%
.———-I
(Un)
Corp
Fairbanks
B
12%
91%
5
Co
Dodge Manufacturing
100
Co.
4%
12%
400
Jan
Feb
Waldorf
System Inc—1—1———*
Westinghouse Electric Corp——..6.25
13%
13%
...
27
United Shoe Machinery Corp com—.25
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Vermont
74%
120
49
——
RR_——
and Chemical
Jan
177
26%
Chemical-.—: ——•—5
--——10
Co
2.50
Mathieson
Olin
Pennsylvania
6774
110
11
V -12%
1
(Un
2.50
Champlih Oil & Refining—
/
$3 convertible preferred
-—
*
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR._12.50
Chrysler Corp
*
25Cities (Service Co
—————10
City Products Corp
*
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4%%
pfd
100
Coleman Co inc.——
5
Columbia Gas System
(Un)
10
Commonwealth Edison Co
12 %
815
20%
25%
,
—16%c
Export Gas & Oil Ltd
325
20 y8
10
England Electric System..
:—20
New England Tel & -Tel Co———100
Northern Railroad
(N H)
100
New
13%
i.———5
20%
*
195
73
26%
5
.1
Narragansett Racing Association
-
4%
Corp.—1
Feb
44%- Feb,.
.
Jan
28%
Feb
44
'
Feb
27%
336
—1,
40 Va
Jan
1,556
Hecla Inc
25% Feb
Jan
35
44%
Capital
32 y4
Jan
36%
41%
55%
&
Jan
24%
200
42%
Ford Motor Co—c
9% Feb
Feb
2H%
1,700
53%
Inc:
Stores
National
First
10
Jan
200
43 %
*
—1-2.60
General. Electric ' Co---—5
Gillette Company
...
r——-1
Island Creek Coal Co common——50c
adjustment
cum
1%
7,700
44%
9%
5%
Jan
1,100
25%
39%
..100
v
1% Jan
43%
.
75
500
43%
_
Co
Eastern Mass Street Ry
26%
11%
133
106
114
Service Co-,——.——.—--—10
Eastern Ga6 & Fuel Associates com__10
25'/a
25%
53 %
63
12%
Cities
22% Jan
25%
38%
Company (Un) ———————5
Booth Fisheries Corp..
43%
...—5
Borg-Waraer Corp—-—8,/' Mm
Brunswick Corp
£—*/*
Burlington Industries (Un)
•
:
1
31%
Burroughs Corp (Un)
—1——..._5
Burton-Dixie Corp
—j,—12.50
12%
High
24
Boeing
62
:
;
(Un)——P2
(Un),
—8
Steel Corp
Manufacturing Co
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
23%
Inc
Bethlehem
74
39%
Low
Shares
24
23
Consolidated
946
,45% " 46%
38%
•
Inc——8
Hecla,
&
15%
for Week
Range
1%
•
Bell & Howell Co
Feb
27%
Sales
Week's
of Prices
<
Bastlan-Blessing .Co —...
——*
Belden Mfg Co__—._——.10
High
Jan
3.525
124%
122
123 %
-Co——10
Personal Property Trust
*
Edison
Boston
22%
258
23
Friday
■*; \ Last '
'Sale Price,
;,i
Par
Range Since Jan. 1» 1963
.
Low
27%
21%
22%
Shares
r
High
Low
v
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
Agricultural Chemical—
Motors Corp
1.66%
Tel & Tel———.*.33%
Company «•——,«—--—£—-50
Americaa
Last '
Sale Price
,
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
( Range for Week Ended February 15)
Exchange
Boston Stock
37
Jan.
Jan
a
Jan
31 V'a
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
38
:
.
Monday, February 18, 1963
:
(746)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February 15)
Last.
Range
'
.
64%
64%
52 %
<59%
59%
60%
31
31
SulphUr (Un)
20a So La Salle St Corp—
Inc
Yates
Zenith
Feb
Jan
62%
Jan
Equitable Gas Co
Feb
15+4
Feb
Harbison Walker Refractories..'
Home (Joseph) Co.—
Jan
Mountain
Jan
81%
Jan
48+2
Feb
;?30% Feb
42%
Jan
Jan
37%
Feb
6V2 Jan
7%
35%
Jan
Jan
32
3514
Jan
317a Jan
;
79
Jan
9
Jan
10% Jan
13%
Jan
14%
Feb
54%
Jan
59%
Jan
Coast Stock Exchange.
dually traded on
"
Feb.
Low
—1
—*
Enterprises Ltd—
California Ink Co—
Castle
and Cooke
1
5.50
10
——2
--10
Cabol
Abbey Co
Emporium Capwell Co—■?.,
Eureka Corp Ltd——•—
Cypress
4
Jan'
19+b
Jan
Feb
37+a
Bonds—
—
600
187a
Jan
Jan
Jan
35
"
'
Total
'65
10
-
>
10
•
10
•'
,
——
trials
A
*
-
Total
Second '10
' Total
40
Grade"'^Utili^ ^V'40 »
First
~
Indus-1-Grade
Stocks
-
Rails
Rails
ties
151.41
135.72
240.96
94.03
82.73
88.09
89.66
674.74
151.58 ;; 135.94
240.08
94.01
83.13
88.04 '
89.63
240.74
94.03
83.18 -A
242.70 .'*
94.01
153.64
131^:.'—-.;.—;
681.72
14——
:136.42
137.27
:
684.86 % 154.78
;
compiled
are -
.
136.96
using
" 243.58
the
'
' 88.27
83.25
divisors:
88.63
88.70
88.70
88.77
"88.12."89.75 A'A88.77
83.42
94.01
folio wing
Bonds
'
-
88.28
-
Industrials,
89.76 .'
.
-
88.86
89.76
-
Rails,
2.988;
88.86
5.04;
21
26%
<"
ties
daily by
Utilities, 6.04; 65 stocks, 15.00,
70c
1,400
600
V
39
36>Jan,
15c
Feb
Jan
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages-
28C:
36c
50c
7,600
1,000
4
'
2.25
2.15 Jan
500
—
„
Averages
9
Feb
"
15 : *>
Utili--
;
roads
151.86
Feb,
Jan
60c
600
i
Jan
27+8
679.92
8—
11
Feb
1.95
20
Rail-
trials
Feb.
Jan
30%
8,600
——'25c
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A
37
400
200
Inc—
Buttes Gas & Oil Co—.——,
Jan
37 4"
represeniative sitpcks^and bonds^listed
—
'
FebA 12-u.i—676.62
Jan
3,100
—5
Inc—
Stores
Industries
25
900
& Co Ltd.—
(C)
Brewer
Broadway-Hale
Buckner
Feb
17+8
57+2
f
,,
,
Indus-
<'■
A,
,
Feb,
-
30
'
•
'
*
Date
1
pfd (Un)___25
70^
' 55% 57
A 1,044
' .36+8 ' 37'
' ' 135"
*+_++ .*«, 19%; 19%+ '
55'
+'27+8 27+2 V •
149
34+8 + 337a 347a
694
—i
Stocks
.
-
,
other Exchanges,
Corp
+V
<
'
'
Cement
177s
Jan
Jan
Jan
A 5
570
,'
Jan
36+4
'50
,
Jan
34+a
27 '/
•
56 % ''
the daily closing averages nf
are:
AAAA'..o/A
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
American
170
Jan
Jan
*
the New* York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow^Jones & Co; : : v
oil
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
include approximately 500 issues
9%
32 +8
43
147'
,
^
Jan
Slock and Bond Averages
Below
This list does not
+
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
+ 80
'
Price Range on
'
30+2
28+s
:Jan
69
5 \
'
Feb
Jan
27
908
"235"*
42+4
4%
>17+4
;
74+4
27+4
54-
'
"94.
24+2 24+2
357a ' 357s
,
Jan
9+8
Jan
13%
:
Jan
33 Va
34%
"
.5
*
*
*
'
•
»
317s'33%
—
66+4
37+a
/■
Feb
37
43r'»
7
33%
10*
Feb
Jan
T3% Jan
48%
34%
Corp——6.25
36%
33% Jan
.
41+8
^
Pittsburgh Brewing. Co common—
-1
Pittsburgh1 Forgings Co——————1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass—+10
Rockwell-Standard Corp—
1.^5
United Engineering dp Foundry .Co—.-5
vWesfUnghouse^Air Brake.—10
Westinghouse Elec Corp
6.25
1113/* Feb
Jan
161
36%
6%
76
27+4
High
,
Jan
7+2
*126
■■■■
:
Low.
■s
33+8
*20+
3+a
8%
31+8'3l%,"
42 V*
7+2 '-—
Fuel Supply.—.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
115
■
29% ?
'+ 27''
31+8
.5,
—8.50
17+2
Jan
28%
' 1
27+4
Pittsburgh__5
Jan
15 AA- 15%
32'/4.
36%
of
Jan
•
►
Duquesne Brewing Go
Duquesne Light Co
Jan
14%
preferred——-•
Publishing Co—
1
American Machine———-~5
Radio Corp
—
——V—1
World
29*Va
:43%
V
-28+2
10 "
,
High * 35% +35%'; ■
•' 7+2 ,7+2 ^
A".71% 73
77%
.10
—
16%
108%
44+2
Columbia Gas. System—1
Sales
for Week
Shares
>
-
-
+.!•-
Low
•
'rt
._vl—1" I
1,900
15
;
Blaw-Knox Co
Feb
Co..
"59 Va
35%. 36
76 +4
78%
—-------
———
Jan.
Jan
Jan
V.
Armstrong- Cork
.
of Prices
,-7+a
•
Week's '
Range
-
•
;•
1
—5
Inc.,.—
4--200
17%
107
Bancorporation (Un)——2
WCstinghoU"e Electric
Wieboldt. Stores $4.25
40%
71%
Gypsum————--4
U S Steel Corp,———2————lb-%
Universal Match -———-—2.50
Universal" Oil Products——————1
Upjohn Co (Un) _—,—-'-2•—---*
Western
249/4
"
States
Webcor
8
Industries
Feb
33.
Jan
Apollo
"
3,200
14%
9
•
Jan
6Vb
i,oee
62
17'/4
,
—*
Pacific RR' (Un),—--—-—••
Union
31
7,000
j
r
42%
59%
Union Carbide Corp——
United
60+4
;
•
;
Jan
•,
-
Allegheny Ludluni Steel—,
53 %. Feb
58%
18,700
29% .'1'.
42
-
Jan
Jan
.200
;
Par
Jan
Feb
62.
4,700
11,500
,
,
8
>.26%
Transmissions——3.50
—*
Eastern
.
/-Vu
Jan
28
.65%
47
900
53 %
15
Jan
Friday
ILast
Sale Price
STOCKS
LISTED
High
.
25%, Jan
900
65%
52%
& Company——,—2—^.-25
Texaco Inc
———12 A
13
15,900
15
27%
6%
Low
v
13%
Swift
Range Since Jan. 1,19G3
t
High
26%
——-----5
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Utt)—
1
Sunray D X L Oil—.—2._——
-1
Texas Gulf
Shares
14%
Storkline Corp'
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
for Week
v
27%
(Un)_.—-—-
Inc ——■——•—
•—
Standard Oil of California———6.25
Standard Oil of Indiana—
25
Standard Oil of N J (Un)——.——.-7
Spiegel
Texas
.
of Prices
Low
Sperry Rand Corp
Sales,
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
(35 Stocks)
Goebel
Nordon
700
1.60 Feb
1.85
3,700
1.20 Jan
1.45
Mon.
Feb. 11
4
7,300
4%
Tufes.
Feb. 12.2
124.52.
Wed.
Feb. 13
3%
\
63
;
63
Jan.
3%
57
50
63:
Jan
'
32c
22,000
30c
Feb
600
16 V\
Jan
ITV4
25c
1.50
'1.65
5,500
1.50
Feb
1.75
—.—1
*
2.90
3
1.30
1.30
2,500
1,100
Jan
27%
27%
350
25
Jan
-v
--
6%
preferred —
'lb % rh > preferred ■,
26%
30
26%
Feb
Range for.1963
26%
70
Mar 14
"100.23;; Jun 27
—
—
28%
26%
25%
——1
2.90 Feb
:
1.30
Thurs. Feb. 14
Fri.
25
Feb
4
4%
1,100
4
-Jan
4%
Jan
9%
9%
■.10
11,400
8
>
Jan
11%
Jan
18%
18%
187a
yv - 700
Jan
18%
Jan
25
25
'
15
126.52
Feb. 15
Feb
120.15.
Jan a-3
......
3%
-
•
:
144.31
LOW
1.40
common—1—1
.25 +
High
.
35c
T7%
Co
Invest;
Range for 19<i2
124.79
31c
Co
American
Closing
1.70
1.35
17%
Corp Ltd—
Oil
Norris
North
Dale
1.60
1.25
———
Petroleum
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
1.10
95c
Feb
67C
30,600
9%
Jan
Jan
45c
3,100
79c
67c
7%
2,900
81C
73c
Brewing
Merchants-
8%
8:
Exploration Co of California_l
Co———
1
Good Humor Co of Calif—.-—-—10c
Holly Oil Co (Un)———
—1.
Imperial Western
50c
Jade Oil
——50c
Leslie Salt Co^——
—10
M J. M & M Oil Co (Un)—
10c
Meier & Frank- Co Inc—10
General
SEC Index of Stock Prices:
v*
i-,';yrt";
-
'
Pacific Oil & Gas
Oil
Reserve
&
Develop^———33%
1
Co
Gas
1
—
——1
Western——!
Rhodes
+
c
_25c
17%
'The SEC index of stock prices based
.
stocks
:
for
the
week
ended
Feb.
'
Rl^ce Ranch Oil Co—1_———_■—1
Southern Cal
Terex
Co series A
Gas
,_1.
u
Tijlco Oil & Gas Co_
Union Sugar Co_
2
United Industrial Corp common
Corp
—
33
33%
pfd_—25
10c
50c
5
1.90
2.05
2.55
27%
27%
5%
27%
2,100
1,100
57a
Preferred
(Un)
Exploration—
2.80
Jan
2.70
Jan
5%
LOO
4%
67s
;
6%
76c
76c
80c
5%
82c
1
:
7
87c
-
1957-59—100
1
.
Feb. 8,*63
4,000
4V2
75c
-
Composite
;
' Feb
'—^-1962-^.
; Low
Percent..*
Feb. 1,'63
Change
-
,
High
134.9
135.2
144.3
—0.2
107.0
Manufacturing
—..-.2..,*.
* 125.4
-/"A -126.0
" * ' —0.5"
"135.0
1Durable Goods-—^SCfcTA*'AA'A 121.4 V
~0.6
- 135.6-V
*
Nondurable Goodsi—
"
129.8
;- v 130.2
'
0.3* ^
134.4 "■
Transportation
A..—22..22—~ 109.9- "
* 108.8
+1.0
2
111.0
; - ,
Utility,——
A*.- " ,177.8
'176.9' - >■;
+0.5
185.5
i
Tfade, Finanoe; aiut:Servicet2^^iZi^2:2+> i 158.0
' 158.2
—0.1 "
' 178.2
'
Mining..- yp^r;,, ,;aa
• 2108.9,- -v ' ' mfcr
"AAA1.2- ~A"A 113.3 A„ %.
»
Jan.1
•
c
277a
Feb
5%
Jan
8
Feb
95c
Jan
Jan
r
.
,
^
6% Jan
200
.
Jan,
Feb
26 % Jan
13,500
;
5% Jan
% 5%. Jan
7,900
4%
10c
the closing -prices, of 300 common
for the composite;: and by ; major
fo£ the current
Jan
28
Jan
23
5,200
4,900
95c
82 c
10 A
—
Oil
Basin
57a
27% •27%
Equipment Co common
;____1
Westates Petroleum common (Un)
1
Williston
Jan
on
1963,
industrygroups compared with the preceding week and with highs and- lows
Jan
Jan
1.70
2.40 Jan
>
8,
'
6%
95c
Victor
34
Jan
31%
1,300
2.50
2.85
2.25 Feb
400
33%
1.95
2.55
2l_l_.
Warrants
800
2.60
2.25
1— 8V2
Preferred
+
2.25
,
—
Jan
-
,
98.6'
,.95.2
T01.8
-85.5
. 143.0
129.8
\83.8
Phiiadelphia-Baltimore-Washingtoti Stock Exchange
v+u ';
?%
par
inc_—i
Acme Markets
Low-
High
76+2
77+4
14
-
14+8
.
LOW
:
A.
•
^76+a-A A
80+4
Jan
Feb
14+8
Feb
125+2
Wood Steel
American
Arundel
Tel
J
common.
Tel_i.._^_.__i_^.^33 %
&
Corporation.:
City Electric—
Atlantic
Atlantic
Research
Transit
-
:
of N
RR Co
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing
Delaware
Power
Electric
Storage
Finance Co of
Class
A
AA A;.
97+4
—-.1.80
;
—
Light——
52
V
Jan
24+2
Jan
95
Feb
95
24
Feb
8,033
71+4
Jan
845
6+4
Jan
46+4
Jan
8 Yb
52+2
203
1,352
25
25+4
43
Ford Motor Co.—._2.50
43+b
Co
—...
585
•
50+4
Jan
54+e
Jan
25+2
21+8
Jan
25+2
Feb
686
AA
45
AA 4,144
42+a
Jan
A47+B
VA;-:'; 905
8+2
Jan
10+2
20+4
Jan
21+8
Jan
57%
Jan
65
;
Feb
9%
8+a
Feb
10+2
Jan
4
A 1,484
29
24
Jan.
A
'
8+a
29
20+2
21+4
21+8
:v
27+2
22
84+a
83
85+a
26+4
26+2 A
104
26
325
26+2
Chemicals
25c
Corp..—+..L.L—3
Pennsylvania Gas & Water com..
Pennsylvania Power & Light—
Pennsylvania RR____^
i.^.50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..—.......5
Perfect Photo Inc
Philadelphia. Electric Co
Phila Transportation Co
Electric
Power
Public Service Electric
40%
40+a
20%
77+4
736
A
Jan
Jan
23%
Jan
>
Feb
21
1,659
i
34+e
A
87+4
Av
•
.'
2.—.
22,608,490
$6,334,000
5,547,000
5,960,000
8,157,000
5,795,000,
Jan
Feb
39+a
39+a
565
32%
Jan
39%
33+2
2,588
32+a
Jan
33%
$31,793^000
14+o
16+8
8,324
Feb
37+a
436
12+4 Jan
35+8 Jan
16+8
35+s
5+2
212
4%
Jan
31+8
14,406
29+s
Jan
7
7+4
1,767
5+4
Jan
16+8
'
—
5
31
■
5
30+4
38
■
.
—
42+4
Jan
48+4
Jan
68+e
Jan
73+2
Feb
50
9%
9%
270
7%
Jan
9+s
Feb
1
5%
5%
600
5
Jan
5+2
Jan
33%
4,041
31% Jan
35+8
Feb
*
637s
65%
248
61+»
Jan
65+4
Feb
1—2~50
38%
39%
75
33%
Jan
40+4
25+4
Ramo-Wooldridge—
5
~
25
25%
46 y4
United Corp
Al
United Gas Improvement
IX7a
Warner Company
"
-2--^
,4---,C'
$33,591,200
$33,
———
1962.
?
16,823,460
47%
17 y*
18'
55+4
56
$9,780,000
23,308,000
109,005,000
Total
$33,591,200.
$24,523,000
$199,785,000
$185,132,200
A
/
Transactions at the American Stock
-A:
249
22 Ve
Jan
528
43%
Jan
47+a
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
'-A:;A
Stocks
Foreign
Mon.
,•■/
Feb. 11—
Tues.
Feb.
Wed.
Feb. 13—
12
16%
Jan
18
Feb
'
1,060,315
Feb. 15—
—
Total-
.
~$~5~,oo6
187,000
224,000
21,000
12,000
1,291,235
237,000
$1,155,000
Bond
Sales
"$5,000
10,000
5,904,165
-
$298,000
209,000
1,371,815
Feb. 14.
Fri.
■A:
Bonds
A
$298,000:
967,280
1,213,520
—
Thurs.
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Foreign
Corporate
'
Gov't A A
Domestic
■
_
'
.0.:
A-A 219,000
6,000 :
■
A
214,000
236,000
247,000
A $11,Q00
$48,000
$1,214,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 15
Week Ended Feb. 15
Feb
5,145
Exchange
"
Feb
ioc
6,204,000
-6,:
8,515,000
.-.-8,1
6,029,200
\ 6.1
^
$1,215,000
Feb
583
Service—
'
$1,798,200
7+4
3,364
Transmission—"."—~_~3~50
1
*
t
31,793,000
(No. of
73+2
~~I~ "
—'
-u
,
$6,863,000
$6,
A 5,!
5,980,000
.
——U
-
V
Shares)
45+,
Sun OH Co
Eastern
Industrial
Jan
44
Paper
Public
and
33+4
70+a
B
.
—
;—
Railroad
Jan
70+4
Smith Kline & French Lab—
South Jersey Gas Co
Bank
Foreign
Jan
32%
class
International
7+8
44+s
*
.
—„
.
Week Ended Feb. 15
22,608,490
—
'
A
...
$1,798,200
:
^
—
.
-
Sales
" I
U.* S." 'Government—:
Jan
common——lo
com
-
Feb
32+8
7+8
Gas
$529,000
433,000 *
244,000;
358,000
234,000
"
1.;
Feb
10
&
Bonds
Jan
26+a
40+a
V
39+2
common....*1
common—
Finance
Thompson
38+8
753
Jan
A?"
33+e
•
U.S.
v A: Total
r-,*
I
Bond
A Govt. \-A A u *
'
Jan
22+4
■'
63%
Mergenthaler
Linotype
<
'Bonds'
A
^■''Bonds^'^
Feb
■
,_10c
'
Jan
2,421
6,939
AAA
40
21+e
Texas
4,414,740
Stocks—Number of, Shares
Jan
10+8
21+4
21+8
Southeastern
Feb. 15
Total
Jan
1
Scott
—4,964,930
5,638,800
Feb. 14—
Fri.
3,883,610
3,706,410
—
:
Feb.-13-.
Feb
25
9+4
27+a
...
Co
Feb. lL..,
Feb. 12_
Thurs.
Jan
222
A
Martin-Marietta Corp
1...
1
Merck & Co Inc..__._..__^.____l6%c
Ritter
.
Wfed.
Feb
32+8
20+«
61+4
1
.....
Resistance
Madison Fund Inc
Reading
52+a
Mon.
Tues.
Feb
62+«
Acceptance Corp common.—1
General Motors Corp——
1.66%
Potomac
8+8
:A,
Bank
-
Bonds
•
Jan
9%
Dairies.—_——_2
General
Pennsalt
i
'Bonds
V
54+a
24%
30+s Jan
:
apd MfisceL' ^.Foreign
Shares
Jan
31%
■'24+8
International
8+4
>14
106+4
100
52%
No.- of A;;
,A;
1963 1
1
Homasote
8+a Jan
12+4 Jan
94+4 Jan
186
Int'l
StocksRailroad
'
14% Jan
120
A
25
:
Jan
Feb
A 569
8+4 A:
13%
> 31%
52+4
10
Jan
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
48+4
Jan A
13
160
~
26+8
15
;
10 +4
'
America at Baltimore
Stores™,.—
Foremost
Jan
43+4 Jan
50+a
31+8
5
Fair
24+8
660
24
A A". 8
non-yoting
Food
254
1,365
87
91+2
__
5
Battery.—
Jan
24
___25
1
6.75
....——
8+a
13%
114%
A
13+8
97+4 101
50
J_.—_——
common
&
:
15
13%
13+8
7,116
A'A
13%
5
—
Lights
Duquesne
26+8
12,+a
83
121+8 124+8
26+a
28%
47
45+a
.-1
—i
Co——
Central
:
15
—13
.
"
'
A: 47
.1
Co.—
Budd Company
Campbell Soup
123%
*
4.33
Corp——
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Balitmore
:
10
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
Feb
'71+4 Jan
518
■
'
Alan
270
52+4 Jan
59
Feb
Jan
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares
Bonds—
•
A-v-
j,
8%
8%
180
Jan
8%
Jan
Domestic
4 50
"
22%
23+s
880
21% Jan
23+2
Feb
in
25%
27%
515
25%
Feb
^°sNn«ton Gas Light common..—I.*
29% Jan
34 %
35%
Foreign Government:
Foreign Corporate
1,194
34 %
Feb
37
30%
50
30
Jan
30%
Jan
37,689,055
49,319,123
$1,306,000
$8,404,000
$8,622,000
r;. A' '■ '
Jan
30%
1962
1963
1962
7,020,410
5,904,165
»•»-%
AM
Woodward-&
Fot
Lothroo
new
footnotes,
com
1.25
see page
43.
8
Total.
...
$1,155,000
48,000
11,000
$1,214,000
r
13,000
22,000'
$1,341,000
: "
277,000
127,000
164,000
62,000
$8,743,000.
.
_
$8,913,000
Number 6239
Volume 197
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices Shown Are
Exchange
Expressed in Canadian Dollars
Friday
SlO CKS
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Abitibi Power
&
Algoma Steel
Aluminium
4%%
40% Feb
42% Jan
47
46
47
2,890
43%
48%
*
24%
_____
Corp Ltd
class
Canada
4%
pfd—25
class
preferred
oan
9,217
22
Jan
25%
a23
25
22
Jan
23
Jan
48%
1,275
47%
Feb
49%
Jan
Jan
Jan
a53
a53
25
53
Jan
53 %
42
43%
150
42
Jan
45%
53
53
100
51%
Feb
53%
Jan
10%
9%
10%
4,700
Jan
Jan
__
50%
51 %
10%
51%
__
•
i_
__
-*
50
-50
50
.*
*
B
24%'.
47%
47%
50
preferred
A
class
23
Jan
a23
__
50
common
A
$2.60
High
3,000
*
preferred
$2:50
Low
41%
i
of
$2.70
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
41%
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred—__50
Anglo Can Tel Co 4%% pfd___
50
Argus
Shares
41%
preferred
$2.90
>
-
for Week
*
—_
Co
Low
.
Paper common.
Ltd
Aluminum
(Range for Week Ended February I 5)
\
•
•
80
9
■
50%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Asbestos
_'
Corp
Atlantic
5%
Steels
Bailey
Ltd
5%%
Selburn
51
Jan
52%
Jan
51%
Jan
8
27,225
Jan
9 >'■
Jan
23
26%
8%
27%
50%
7%
4,324
26%
Feb
29%
Jan
22%
Feb
18
18%
3,825
17
Jan
19
Jan
22%
Feb
102
Feb
101%
Jan
22
Jan
37%
Feb
13%
Jan
Jan
102
102
45
37'/a
37%
14,973
__
34%
Jan
Feb
Jan.
108 %
Jan
65%
7%
Jan
74
12%
Feb
24%
10
:—10
Bank of Nova Scotia
—10
73
3.00
Feb
—*
50%
29%
Feb
5.45
Banque Canadian National,.
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
30%
Jan
53%
43 %
14%
Jan
—i
Bathurst
100
250
25
pfd__
Bank of Montreal—
Rights
52
51
37%
*
————
52
50%
8%
27
18%'
:—*
100
Sugar common
preferred
Atlas
__
—
27c
preferredClass C preferred
Power
&
class
Paper
:*
A
Bell
Telephone
Bowater Paper
—25
100
i_
Bowaters Mersey 5%% pfd__
50
Pioneer
Mines
Ltd——■■_*
Jan
Jan
52% Feb
Bralorne
Brazilian
British
Traction
American
Bank
Note
British
American
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
British
Class
Telephone
class
A
*
i.:.
Dominion
&
Iron Foundries common
Steamship
Canadian
$2.20
common
10
,
Canadian
$1.75
Celanese
__50
*
com
St Lawrence
Chemical
Ltd
Co
common—"1
class
Morse
Canadian
Husky
Canadian
Hydrocarbons
•
1
common
Shell
Pacific
Canadian
Petrofina
Canadian
dickers
Railway
Ltd
'«3%'
Consumers
Corbys
Ltd—
11%
Steel
Credit
Smelting
&
___*
-
Credit
common
Seal
Ltd
Voting
-
Dome* Petroleum
—*.2
Dominion
Glass
&
preferred
Ltd
&
Dominion
Steel
Dominion
Stores
Dominino
Tar
common—.
Coal
t—,
*
—
7
*
5%
;
26
a6 %
a6 %
10
3.40
3.50
_1
2914
20%
*
.i—
preferred
Great
Lakes
33%
31
_100
Inv
Oil
ClaSS
Home
&
Corp—-1
Paper
"
:
preferred
Cement
Internatl
"
'
•
16%
16%
1438
of
•
-5%
5%
22%
23%
12%
12%
12%
1.90
Canada
12%
4.68%
50"
—100 "•
:
Powders
12%
42%
15%
5
com
Jan
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining—___1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Faper Mills Ltd—*
Arno
Mines
Ltd—
—______—.1—*
Associated Arcadia Nickel Corp.
1
Atlas Sulphur:& Iron Co Ltd
——1
Feb
Jan
.Tan
15%
^
y
10
6%
pfd
see
page 43
25
%
•
,
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
5-,
16c
11c
10,500
5
^
Jan
High
16c
Jan
10Vic
Jan
.
120.
22c.
22c
1,509
75c
78c
69,850
3c
3c
3c
1,500
2.50
2.30
2.60
31.525
33
33%
120
4c
4c
1,500
71c
71c
1,000
Atlas
Feb
Augustus Exploration
21
Jan
__
__
4c
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B____*
34%
Feb
Telefilms
Baker
.Tan
Bateman
Bav Mining Co
Belding-Corticelli Ltd
common
10%
Feb
Bellechasse
16%
Jan
Black
;
5%
24
•
13%
Feb
'
'
Jan
Jan
13
Mines
Jan
•
.
48%
48 Vi
•48%
Feb
Mines
98
Feb
'17%
Jon
26'/4
Feb
Kodiak
Canadian
Power
Canalask
Nickel
Paper
5c
Jan
12
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
22c
26,500
9%c
1,000
9Vic
Jan
12c
Jm
5,269
800
14%
Jan
17%
Feb
4.75
Jan
16%
—
14c
—
3c
5.000
3'/2C
2%c
Jan
18
18%
4.15
100
7%
7%
4,500
42'/2
—
1L37Vi
Ltd.—*
—
com—*
42%
4.15'
—
•
Ltd___*
10
.a86%a86V4
56c
1
100
a24'/4 a24%
,
'
20
9%
10
: 6
62,500
685
3%c
4c
11,000
49c;
59c 7
Feb
750
4.15
18%
Jan
.
;
7.25 Feb
19c
Feb
21c
-20%
2,900
-1,100
1.606
4.10
—
13 Vic
13,000
Ltd~
Ltd
Inv
Ltd
16%
16%
6.75
6.75
13%C13%c
: 25c 25 %c
20%
20%
3%c
I-
Ltd
Ltd
Tr
Refineries
Jr
Jan
Jan.
12
9V2c
100
Mines
2
22c
—1
Ltd
preferred
Canadian
,
Inv
9c
4,700
al6
4c
2,000
5c
al6
9Vic
Ltd—____•
Investments
Internatl
9Vic
4V2C
-
16 %c
—1
:
Corp
..
5%
9Vic
—
__
_1
Petroleum
'Canadian-General
,
3,300
Ltd——1
Southern
Canadian
1.50
_1
Inc
Corp
Edmonton
Uranium
.
Jan
1.35
_1
Ltd
44%..jan.. _;_^Canadian Colliers *-&' Resource»
15% jFeb
..,-''jCommnri.
•.
»
v
Jan
8,878
__
1
*
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—1
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B_.
_1
Canada
27.670
35c
1.50
.
Copper
Calumet
1
Raceway
1,500
2.95
33c
—
_1
Warrants
Calgary &
Jan
2.20
i
Mining Corp
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
Bruneau
Jan
13V4
River
Bornite
Jan
55%
Talc
Ltd
Feb
Feb
4%c
2.70
33C
—il*
30 %
100 %
4%c
2,90
Ltd.
in* i/a
6%
26%
14c
•
Shares
High
78c
Feb.
28%
26%
*
—
Sales
for Week
—1
—
Ltd..
Jan
6»/4
al8% al8%
.
;
f
1
Ltd____.
Mines
3.75
26%
a97
Mines
'6%
6'/4
a97
16c
—♦.
Class 'A'.-
26%
25%
■
common—-*
footnotes,
53%
41%
preferred
Bronze
For
1.90
52 Vi
^I___£l
Corp
Ameranium
,
Radio
Aracon
Alscope Consolidated Ltd__
14%
5
$2.25: preferred
$4.50
29%
10%.
20c
Bay Co____,
Oil Ltd__
Acceptance
Inland
1
A—v
Imperial Tobacco
6% 'preferred
*
29%
10%
12 V'4.
class
Feb
<•
•
Blue
Pitfield___.
Imperial
.
,
Bay^^ Mining^—;
Hudson's
Indus
.104 104%
B
Hudson
■
iooy4100%
100
^
Handy Andy. Co common.—
Hawkey Siddeley Can, Ltd com
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.
Home
Feb
25
15
E
Canad
Feb
301/4
common.—
&
Alpha
50
Canada
5%%
preferred
General, Dynamics
Great 'Britain
\jax
•
Minerals
—ilElectronics Ltd—
Jan
7
Range
of Trices
Low
Jan
38%
1
5
(Chas
Par
Alsof
preferred—.
Sale Price
,
Canadian Dollars
Week's
Last
»
Exchange
Expressed in
Friday
STOCKS
53
JL-—i——-i—i-*
Power
,
56%
•
.
&' Co
Feb
Are
9%
23%
Fraser Cos Ltd———
(A
Feb
Shown
■
8j
*
Co—
Petroleum
Prices
Jan
23%
-1
Nickel Mines
Players Canadian Corp
Fleetwood Corp
Gatineau
*
50
Jan
42%
Falcoribridge
Frosst
100
*
com——
Famous
:
—
—
common
preferred
Feb
46
3%
—1
.
—————50
of
•
19
>clas? Ai._————-i—
5
5
.*
—'——~
Canadian Stock
22 %
.
Ltd—
Canada
Ltd
"
Oil
,
■
—23%
_______
Eddy Match
Electrolux Corp
r
Crude
-J-
preferred
4%%
100
7%%' preferred
Freiman
&
*
—1
trust-*
:
-
Prod
-*
com
preferred
French
Trust
Pac
—
1
f
———
Chemical
&
Cp
*
:
_*
:
Ltd__—
preferred
Dominion'Textile comn^on
Foundation
Ltd
Corp
Zellers Limited
.____•
Redeemable
Motor
*
£1
common..
—10
Lime
Duouis Freres
10
Line
Pipe
Ltd
Canada
-
4% %
•
com_
common
Dominion
of
■
__25
_■
Steel
Oil
of
(Geo) class A_
Class A wrrrants
Class B
preferred-
Foundries
Ford
;
Bridge -
Dominion Coal 6%
Pont
1
Weston
-U-—1—1-J——^2.50
Dominion
Du
*
Gooderham
Western
Brewery
—*
__
& Worts
Webb & Knapp (Canada) Ltd..
Westcoast Transmission Co vot
*
Seagrams
Co
United Steel
Viau Ltd
100
Donohue ; Bros
Canada-..
Newall
Oil
Walker
2
com
&
Union
f
A
Preferred
Dow
of
Mountain
Turner
*.
Co
class
Crush International
7';
Co
Trans
■
Franco-Canadian.
Cork
-
*
:
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;
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Dominion
*
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—
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;
Zellerbach
7%
_—___
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pfd—100
—
Trans Canada Corp Fund————1
Trans Canada Pipeline
*
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A
Crown
.
7%
Toronto-Dominion
Bank——
Traders Finance class A—
*
Crown
Distillers
Can
of
Texaco Canada Ltd
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:
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&
20
"A"
.*
.
Ltd
B
Coronation
Ltd
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__* ';
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Mining
class
pfd
Standard Structural steel—
4.35
26 3a
■
class
of Canada
Southam
—25,
Cellulose
Consolidated
Oil
Simpsons
44
10
Ohrysler Corp
Coghlin (B- J)_—
Columbia
5%%
.—*
Oils
Rio
50
Ltd
Sicard Inc common——.
25
preferred
50
pfd
Sherwin Williams
—I
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Canadian Marconi; C.oi-:-—--—I
Canadian
4%%:
B
Investments
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*
——-----
4%
Shell
—.
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Series
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Canadian Industries common--—
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*
.
Shawinigan Water & Power
.
Fairbanks
Preferred
Ltd
—25
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Canadian
,*•'
common
Scott-Lasalle
*
common
Cement class A—
Foods
Salada
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series
Canadian
47
-
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class
37%
47
•
common
Aluminum
Canner
36%
__
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new
Canadian Brorizd commoh^_ii.^-~H---*
57% preferred
-100
Canadian
37
■
—
*
—
Electronics
Breweries
British
V;-:
8%
1.65
*
preferredi—_
Canadian
29
8%
1.65
__*
Ltd
Canada
Aviation
21 %
a36 a36%
28%
8%
>.
0%
22
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20%
*
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Canada
Canadian
12
—
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5
13
11%
28%
vf:
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23
15%
12
*
:
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22'
12%
15%
*
1
100
Calgary Power common
Canada Cement common.
Canada
13
33%
__
1
100
_.
Products
Gold
22%-
V
53%
25
com
—
B
Building
20%
32%
*
__
Columbia
Bulolo
15%
*
Power
Brown Company
Bruck Mills Ltd
v
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29%
*
Products.
32%
*
*
4%%, ..preferred
4% % ; preferred
it
4.15
*
Co
Oil
British
-
*
Light & Power.—*
Jin
Jan
iTiAc
Jan
3.85
7 16 Vi
■
4.60
Jan
I8V4
3.75 Feb
Jan
?7c
22%
>
4.90
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Monday. February 18, 1963
.
(748)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Low
Par
•
-
15c
Explorations' Ltd..
1
Ltd
*
Car bee Mines Ltd—
---—-}
Cartier
Quebec Explorations Ltd
x
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
1
Cessland Corp Ltd——-—
Chemalloy Minerals Ltd
,
*
Chiboug Copper Corp...
J
Canorama
2c
Mines
Canuba
7c
Mach (Can) Ltd-
Commodore Business
j
„
8c
8c ;
;:-v; 9c
6c
4.50
900
Mogador Mines Ltd.——J v
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
Consolidated
Mines Ltd
Copperstream
Couvrette
Jan
5,000
8c
Jan
4c
Jan
-
Jan
400.
3Vic
90c
15c
20c
alOc
Feb
Feb
Jan
3Vic
Jan
90c
Jan
Van
22c
.
-■
V
Jan
/
Jan
25c
Jan-
Jan
39%
Jan
Westburne
18c
Jan.
30c
Jan
Feb
Jan
alOc
8
8
15c
20
Feb
Jan
15c
Denault
Mines
Dome
Dominion
7,100
1.50
Jan
1.95
15%
Jan
15%
Ltd
6c
Jan
56c
23%
Nickel
Sullivan
East
Ltd—
Peel
Elder
Oil
Equity
&
Metal Mines
Fabi
Limited
Lake
Fox
Mines
Ltd—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe
Oil
Genuine
Autotronics
Golden
Jan
26
Feb
9
50,
Jan
Prices Shown Are Expressed
Feb
9%
39c
Feb
68c
Jan
16c
Jan
-25c
Feb
18,000
28,000
800
Corp
Inland
Chemicals
1.15
13,000
l.oo
Jan
Jan
4c
Feb
Feb
12c
Jan
3%C
2,100
3%c
12c
14,500
9 %c
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8%
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225
8%
5c
9,500
3 vac
jan
19c
19c
Jan
5c
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27C
Jan
iss
A
Jan
iss
A warrants-—;
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International
Helium
International
Paints
Co
Inv
Israel
Keeley
Kiena
Gold
1.80
12,400
75,000
12c
1.75
Kontlki
65C
175
2.35
1,272
2.60
Jan
2,500
6%c
Feb
2.18
Jan
*
12,164
Lambert
Leland
11
a3%c
a5c
7c
600
a5c
2.80
90c
3,500
4.10
3.25
Jan
Jan
1.09
Feb
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5.15
Feb
5c
Jan
8%
Jan
60C
2.85
7%
class
Cos
Ltd
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3.60
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3,650
•
70c
75o
42% Jan
42% Jan
40% -Jan
5,009
24%
3.40
2.35
65c
800
Jan
Jan
25'/4
25% Feb
3.75 Jan
3.75 Jan
2.80 Jan
2.80 Jan
•83c
Jan
«63c
Jan
""
Jan
Jan
7.65
7,343
2;35 Jan"
2;35 Jan
7.60 Feb
—
—-——100
preferred—^
.
7.60
8.25
107% 107%
—
18%
' 825
59
60
60
—
.
r
110
110
108 % Jan
108% Jan
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Jan
Jan-
21%. Jan
21%;. Jan
'Jan
19
;
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Jan
Jan
Jan
v
9.75 Jari
-9.75,Jan
Jan
17%. Jan
1,437
19%
30 V»
30%
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106
55
18%
-19%
18%
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100
-
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i
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101% 101% '
37% 37%
3.25
3.00
3.00
3.25
1.55
1.35
1.35
1.55
——'
-
eferred
fab
Ltd
ass
.
Jattr.
*
B
class
A_-_-
-
—
1.50
Jan
27
Jan
Jan
Feb
12 Va
Feb
Bank of Nova
4c
Jan
Bartaco Industries
Feb
8%
Feb
Bathurst
Feb
8%
Feb
650
50
140,184
600
24,800
22% Jan
100
Jan
34% Jan
23%
Feb
103
Jan
37 % Feb
3.25 Jan
3.25 Jan
1.75 Jan
1,75 Jan
3.00 Jan
1.30 Jan
Feb
20
3%c Feb.
2,200
8%
•
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41%'
-
18
3,650
8%
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V
2.00 Jan
28'A Jan
11%
40
12%
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Jan
Jan
2.80
18,222
25 V*
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Jan
.
600
Inc
4.40
s
900
(Alfred
8%c Jan
Jan
,
12
7%
Copper
Feb
3.85
.
35,000
a44%c a44%c
4%C
Publishing Ltd
Lingslde
Loblaw
7
10%
26%
Ltd
4c
-
.
Feb
9
845
•
—
Mines
Jan
,
Mining
•
Zinc
eoc
Jan
58% Jan
43% Jan.
58% Jan
12
Feb
10 • Jan.
12
Feb
25 Va Jan
r 21%-Jan
*25% Jan
24,
tinum
preferred-!———25
—
22%. Jan
-,';24, Jan
59% Jan
i%■". preferred! ---^-----—^—^-50 ' ; 47% XX,47% : 48%
a .6.495
47% Feb' v 59% Jan
1.60 Feb
ogue • Controls »—.10
" i■
1.50 1.60
600 >
1.30 Jan
1.60. Feb
16 V2 Jan
es Imperial .class A---.--—16%
16% 16%*
- 770..
'15
Jan
16%' Jan
102 VL> Feb
tss
B 1st preferred—---—«^-—100.;102%102%
10 ■ .101%; Jan
• 102% "Feb
10% Feb
s
Corn common.—
-———*
10%
9% 10%
3,365
8% Jan-/ ;> X 10%' Feb
,9
Jan
iss C preferred
*
8% 7%
8%..
13,480*
7% Jan
9 , Jan
51% Jan
,50 preferred .class a A-—-—
50%
51,75
. S0%- Feb
" 51% Jan
52% Jan
60 'Preferred —t*
* ''
'5$7
52
52
660
51
Jan
.,52% Jan
51% Jan
,70X class B preferred—-'i-:
50 • * 50%'
50% " 51, X X ; 690
50
Feb
51% Jan
8% Jan
I6wn Hardware class B—i10 "
^
7%' 7%
150
7% Feb ' \ / 8% Jan
19 V» Jan
atic Sugar Retineries common
*.
•17% 18%
9,885
:16% Jan
19% Jan
Feb
1
&
Jan
5c
107'/a Jan
Steel
na
Jab
v
3,300
Acceptance Corp class A
5
Mining & Exploration Co Lid 1
Labrador
40C
135
lauin
Jan
1.85
48,982
I,500
Lead
Labrador
Feb.
107% 108%
B
iss.
Feb
27c
3,400
5
Ltd—1
—
Jan
13-'.
108
eferred
1
Mines
86c
Feb
100
preferred.-—-—---
Jan
1
Jan
4,902
2.00
Corp
Frontier Ltd
Jan
12%
rfor'Week'•X
Shares
Range Since Jan/1; 19G3X
3.40
Central common———-—10
Iron
4C
83c
11,877
Natural Gas..————10
Oil Co Ltd—.
Continental
Jubilee
Jan
2.15
:ta
„
8c
29%
,na
*a
Jan
2.00
Jan
•
6c
28%
Feb
common
Ltd
Jan
Feb
2.05
Feb
Ltd
Foundation
Jan
3.50
28%
4.00
Ltd "A"
Jan
Jan
2.60
5
common
2,828
Ltd
&
25
2.65
70c
3.75
•
(Can)
Dredging
Feb
-
Yi
5%
trust---.------------------*
—
Interprovincial
41 Va
__
16c
10c
Mining
Janj
5
High
25
3%c
*
Ceramic
12
of Prices X
41%
trrancs
Jan
ting
21,070 1
6c
Feb
2lc
7,000
81,000
19c
1
Inspiration Ltd
International
57c
Jan
•
common——__*
25
inds
Ltd common——,
•
•ta Distillers common—--———-*
Power & Paper
jferred
--*
1,500
Ltd
75c
Jan
•
in Canadian Dollars
Low
bi
15
•
Can
Jan
11%
Exchange
.' ■■■' Ranged
Par
Feb
8%
Jan
4c
a4.50 a4.50
Feb
1.17
13c
Jan
10c
5,500
V
Sale Price
10,725
of America
40c
3,000
1,000
/
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Friday,X';;'X,Week'»;X:X/,XSaies/X/XXXX;XXX!MXXt/X^
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2.09
1.92 Jan
';'v
15c
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4%c
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4.25
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list the MINE Sand OILS.
^
inum
Helium
4c
3.05
Jan
38c
6(i,yJ
4.0O. 4.10
Jan
segregated' into:, two parts—Theflril 4oe being
Exchange • issues are
Tho Toronto Stock
3%c
Age Mines LtdFoods Ltd
Grissol
50c
Jan
2.95
725
-
4.10
Ltd.*
Canada
of
■
43c
43c
1
♦
1
Ltd
Lake Silver Mines
Glen
:•
Ventures
23%
850
9
50c
•
^
Feb
2.09
1
Minerals Ltd
Reliance
Fort
Ltd
Sec Corp
70c
9%C
1
*
Ltd
(1945)
Power
Jan
3%C
*
*
Mines
Fontana
Foreign
Jan
Jan
6%c
Jan
3.80
18,500
1,000
8u0
13
:
Toronto Stock
Jan
40c
1.15
—1
Ltd
12%
—4%c.
Jan
180 24 %c
39c
1
1
Minerals Inc
Explorations Ltd
Empire
Fab
Ltd
9
33c
2.05
1
1
1
1
Com
Mines
24'/«
v
28%
Jan
26
15,250
196,500
65c
Ltd
Dumagami Mines Ltd
Dumont
1
—
Speculative Inv Fd of Capada^-2
Feb
9c
Jan
22 %c
10
30c
29c
*
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd_*
Drummond Weld & Steel Works Ltd.*
Leaseholds
Dominion
7%c
4%c-4%c
85c
85c
;
--
,
Feb
12c
14c
30
2,000 X
8c
8C
a29% a29%
1
Ltd
Explorers
5J/s
3.50
1.05
Jan
5 Vic
92,840
3,100
<
50
400
7,225
12
5%
3.35
6c
;
J—1
•./ :
70c 46c
12
Jan
Jan
7c
Feb
Feb
Jan
a7.00 a7.00
—1
*
Ltd
/ —
3.50
6Vic
1
Ltd—
Mines
61c
43c
f
1.80
18
13c
7%c Feb
.
12
•
62c
,
;
Jan
Jan
; Jan
Jan
50
-
—
Mines
1.80
1.70
class -A-—,—*—
Limltee
Warrants
Dolsan
;
10c
70c
1.
*
1.51
17%
45c
Frdoucts Xtd
—*
Western Helium Ltd—-—*
Westville
—
10
Ltd._i——j4444^—*;
Oil Co
1,200
17% v
400
10c
llc|i| 4,960
80c -.1.05
61,900
9%c 10%c
A 7,500
v 8%c 9%c > 173,009
6c
6c-,
13,500
3.00
3.005^;;.^
425
3.90
3.90
100
,
■
Westeel
'
al5% al5%
*
Electronics
4
36%
80
York
Delta
Associates
Hout
Der
1.72 r 1.75
—
■/
;
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
;
—.
.
for Week
17%
^ 8%c
1"
*
1
*
*
Ltd
Trans' Canada Freezers, Ltd—;—5
United
Asbestos Corp Ltd..
United Obalskl Mining Co Ltd—
United Principal Properties—
United Towns Electric Co Ltd
Val Mar Swimming Pools Ltd—
Corp
Petroleum
Titan
X
1
—
2,967
1,100
;
Ltd
ii.ooo
'
8
8
*
Ltd
Exploration
Vanguard Explorations Ltd
Virginia Mining Corp—
-V-*
23c
Jan
9%c Jan
6%c Feb
Feb
X 5,000
v
Tib
1/"/' —
*
17%
1
He
—————1 ' .'.'1.05
4c
-Jan
-•
Mines
Tazin
4;;.^
1
1.50
Jan
105-
>
3c
Ltd
Talisman. Mines
.
Ltd-
Mines
Lake
4.60
/
/
Feb
100
Feb
93c
Jan
1.50
100
Xi
-
4.00
<•
100
—•••-
38%;.
17c
Ltd
Corp
76c
al3c.
37%
5
class A
Ltee
Provost
&
Petroleum
Crusade
;
Feb
2.35
Range
of Prices
^0W.
Sale Price
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleum
Supertest
Tache
Mines
Consolidated
Sullivan
'
Jan
11c
38,000
19c
al3c
*
1
Ltd
Corn
Paper
10c
17,587
:
90c
15c
Sec '♦A"—* ?
Standard
Consolidated
Feb
Jan
Jan
6 %c
"
<
^ar
2%c Jan
9c
Jan
90c
.
3c
3C
a3d -43c
Compagnie Mlniere L'Ungava—-1.50
Consol Central Cadillac Mines Ltd—l
Dlv
1.50
Jan
Feb
4%c
•4.50
1:50
20c
6c
2,805 ;
r
'
f
.V'..;
Jan
Jan
2c
:v 41,050
5C; '.6%c.
4.50
High
:V Last
STOCKS
,
15,800
7c
11c
78c
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V
2.35
.V
78C
:
j
12,500
22.000
Low
8%c
5%c
2.15
^
lie
2C
:•
7c
6%c
Cleveland Copper Corp—.
/
■
6%C
'
■X 11.500
16c
;.Vv
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
15C
,
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
■/'X/XX./XX'>'.•••;•
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended February 15)
Sales
Week's
Friday
V-'V V4
Bank of Montreal ————————10
63
66
Scotia——-—-—10
71%
74 Va
"76%
Jan
3.80
4.05
•4.10
Jan
17V2
17%
18%
common—-*
& Paper
Power
' Jari
'69.
Jan
■
Class B
?'.*
Mines
&
Hygrade
Ltd
*
Gold Mines
11c
10c :
12c
1
Ltd
60c
59c
63c
Mining
Mines
Massval
-
Co
1
Ltd
1
Mclntyre-Porcupine
McKinney
Gold
Mines
Mines
Ltd
1%
49%
Jan
25c
470
15,000
Feb
K!
Feb
10c
700
16c
8,750
14c
.1
61<f
61c
5,000
60c
Jan
61c
Jan
1
17c
17c
500
14c
Jan
18c
Jan
British
American
•
1.50
1.85
14,550
Jan
British
American
1
51c
69c
401.400
45c
Jan
69c
Feb
British
Columbia
Forest
1
55c
70c
5,600
51c
Jari
70c
Feb
British
Columbia
Packers
20c
Feb
36c
Jan
British
Columbia
Power
British
Columbia
Sugar
Feb
20c
Jan
Merrill
Island
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Midepsa Industries Ltd
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Pleasant
Royal
Mussens
Mines
Dairies
Canada
Ltd
-
1
20c
25c
24,000
•
common
1.12
1.17
1.10
32,750
1.05
3.55
Jan
Jan
1.90
•
7%
7%
840
6%
Jan
9.00
9.00
100
0
Jan
9
Native
Needco
New
Automatic
Ltd-*
Co
1.60
Newrich
*
Mines Ltd
Lt
&
Co
Co
West
Nocana
Amulet
Mines
Mines
Finance
North
American
North
American
Corp
>
X
1
1
Quebec Power Co
360
16,625
1.70
Feb
2.75
Jan
Feb
12c
.
84
Jan
15c
Jan
15c
54,000
10c
Jan
14c
9c
8,500
4c
Feb
9c
11
11%
740
11%
Feb
11%
Feb
7c
7o
500
5%c
Jan
7c
Jan
54c
Feb
31
Jan
32
Jan
13c
Jan
54c
•
common
32c
32
54c
55,350
32
32
250
17c
180
15.500
7.00
Pacific
Atlantic
Patricia
Silver
Paudash
Peace
Candn
Investmn Co
7.05
1,050
1
Pitt
Feb
30
30
•
13%
*
16%
Corp-—__*
—*
20 %
20%
33
33%
—20
20 Va
20%
20 %
Feb
Telephone common_25
53
53%
54%
Jan
preferred
—--—-100
preferred -—-————100
96
96
96
Jan
92 %
92%
96 %
Feb
preferred
96
96
96
90
90
91%
Preferred
Columbia
Mining & Smelting
Mining Corp—
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Prime
Corp
Mines
Burrard
Quebec
Chibougamau
48c
Jan
Canada
Crushed
Jan
7 VaC
Feb
Canada
Dominion
1.70
1.85
6c
6%c
1.70
Feb
2.15
Jan
Canada
Foils
2,000
5%c
Jan
8c
Jan
Canada
Iron
3%c
Jan
4c
Jan
4%C
12,500
4%c
148,200
4%c Jan
X-
pfd
50
47%
47%
r.'.v.f:.*
9c
47%
45
Telephone 5%
1951
1
20
Ltd
pfd
Jan
Canada
Canada Safeway Ltd preferred—..
Nickel
Crest
Mines
Gold
Ltd
Mines
1
Ltd
Roberval
15c
:
Feb
2.45
Jan
3.10
Jan
Canada
2%c
Jan
4c
Jan
Canadian
Aviation
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
Canadian
Breweries
20%
Jan
20.700
20
175
Va
Jan
f
Wire
class
1.000
53c
Feb
53c
Feb
Class
5%c
102,700
2c
Jan
6%c
Feb
Class
British
24c
10c
24c
456.233
28c
Jan
Canadian
Canners
2.45
2.60
1.810
2.45
Jan
3.25
Jan
Canadian
Celanese
4.35
4.35
4.65
4.880
4.00
St
Jan
4.75
Jan
$1.75
1
Saucon
Shop
Development
&
Silver
(1957)
Regent
Silver
Mines
Summit
Sobey's
South
Save
Stores
Dufault
Mines
class
Mines
1
Ltd
Ltd
•
Ltd
Air
64c
1
pfd
12.300
18c
Feb
6%
6%
1.168
59c
64c
218,600
299,600
89c
88c
16c
15 %c
16c
1,735
8c
8 %c
115 V«
•
see
page
6%
43.
95cr
115 V8 115 Va
Jan
1.10
24c
7%
Jan
preferred
Jan
Jan
Canadian
class
'
137 X"
77
1,435
Chemical
95c
Feb
Canadian
Jan
16
Feb
Canadian
6V2c
Jan
8%c
Jan
Canadian
Fairbanks
Jan
■
96%
Feb
56
Jan
13 Va
13%
100
13 Va
13
>
650
11%
Jan
9
5,555
8%
Feb
Feb
.Jan
9
Jan
Jan
Feb
10%
1,205
51V4
Feb
11%
Jan
52%
Jan
27,573
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
9
9
398
9
1.85
2.00
175
1.85
Jan
2.20
Jan
1.610
1.65
Jan
2.15
Jan
2.00
.V
a
3.65
1,062
48%
10,849
36
502
36
36% -;
9%
37
9%
3.35
-
3.65
7%
89o
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*
•
•
A
♦
7 %
>
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•
75c
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8%
7%
3.10
Jan
Jan
10%
3.10
Jan
3.85
6%
Jan
•7%
Jan
Jan
91c
Feb
85c
1.550
75c
Jan-
Jan
l.OO Jan
"
•
1.395
7%
Jan
•
•8
3.65
Feb
Jan
,
2,725
83c
3.10
•
Jan
38%
3.760
'
-
8V4 '
3.65
7%
12'%
48%
19,088
91c
V'X 86c
'• 83 c
•
Jan>
•,Jan
1 Jan
8%
4.205
•
rX';
11
12%
45 V*
9%
•
2.00
1.95
12%
"•
1
;
class
81
Jan
51-
10-'a
—
Morse
Feb
93%
52 V4
3
Wright
74 %
85
10%
>48%
——--L
Curtis
Feb
.Feb
240
13 Va
8%
37
Dredge Dock
58 Va
96
13 %
12»4
•
Collieries common
Jan
58
Jan
53 Va
V
51
Jan
Jan
55
9
——
15V»
96
71 %
56
51%
•
A-^-—;
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Preferred
74%
69% Jan
10%
~
l—l—
Jan
Feb
530
'
common..—.
49c
64c
58 %
1.85
Warrants
Canadian
30
185
51 %
:
—L.
35c
-v
2,000
705
7%
Jan
100
3.00
Jan
3.10
Feb
8%
8
Jan
Jan
■
111
Jan
115%
Jan
Class
Canadian
65c
21c
19c
8%C
;_100
Services
footnotes,
Jan
1
Ltd
Warrants
For
99c
•
A_,
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan
''
3,800
18c
18c
•
1.10
86
X 71 ?■••■'
12%
*
com
'
1.00
Feb
175
8%
—
B warrants
2.60
1.10
Jan
38 %
2,355
58
52
13Va
50
.
warrants
A
1
Ltd
•
Aluminium
1
Diversified Lands
29%
140
-
21%
71
96
*
•
new
_:J—
2
9%c Jan
1,084
57%
*
B——iL——
Preferred
53c
vt.V
25
■
*
••/-•'
•
Mining Corp
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
St Lawrence
Columbian Metals
Lawrence
:>
^76%
.
100
4%c
4%c
36
;XX'
-
8
148
19
21
10%
5,929
28%
35%
19%
25%
GOO
28%
19
27%
21%
Preferred
53c
•
28%
36
•
Permanent
5,100
12%
XX 6
ZXMSx
71
34%
100
Canada Steamship Lines common.
20%
6 %
57%
8c
107%
7,230
21%
71X
86
Feb
13c
21%
•X
Jan
20%
—-
2.370
19
«
A
9%
6c
70c
58c'
_
3.75
;
100
_
22 %c
2.85 ;
2,994
8
_
class
Jan
3 Vac
9%
27%
-10
.
Feb
3 VaC
■
9
8
*
B
Canadian
Raglan
common
Jan
2.85
——
;
950
32%
•
2.75
Feb
23
28%
•
14 %c
17,000
21
6%
*
485
8c
1
Feb
1,050
71
.
A
preferred
Packers
6
34%
3,725
7 Vac
1
_
Malting
Class
5%
*'
17,500
7%C
Lithium
Corp
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining
4%%
'
1.
Sugar
Foundries
Canada
225
21%
:
—50
t
9c
3.00
Quebec
48
t.
Jan
165
58c
Stone
Cut
class
Canada
Jan
Jan
34%
.502
—
21c 22 %c
2.75
&
Jan
9
235
5c
23 %
•
19
♦
A
_
4,075
3.00
Red
Preferred
Jan
5c
4c
class
common
31c
22 %C
Quebec
Cement
600
50
Goldffelds
:'X X'XX'!
common
12,800
Ltd.l
Cobalt
Feb
Canada
Feb
12%
XX; X'. 6
21 Va
9Vi
*:
—
preferred—
B
31,900
Exploration—
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd 1
Quebec
Bread
Feb
16%
19
19
Enterprises X;----—j—>
Calgary Power common
43c
4c
•
Cabol
Class;
15 Va
16%
12%
1
Dock
Dry
Jan
15 Va
1
_
♦
3.40
1
100
j
-30%
105% 105%
Products
7%C
1
Ltd
Canada—
4 % %
cum
1st pfd
6% non cum partic 2nd
(1956)
B'
40c
of
common
.:
5%c
•XX
B
Burns & Co.
Jan
3.40
Jan
class
•
preferred
Building
Jan
7.35
Products
—;
•
2
River
Power
3.00
Jan
.
Feb
*
Oil
•
Ltd--
Pennbec
Porcupine
3.30
6.80
,22c
21%
Jap
1
Mines
Mines
;
21 %
92%
Canada
Opemlsca Explorers Ltd——1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Que) Ltd
1
Jan
21 %
Jan
55
Feb
32c
1
Feb
3.15
53%
Class
Feb
Ltd
4.45
92%
Note——.
Bank
Brown Company Bruck Mills class A
Jan
4C
8c
>
51%
4.25
2.85
90
-5%%
Jan
Jan
Jan
50 %
2.85
4%%
Jan
4c
3%c
73
10
A
50%
53 %
British
Jan
14c
Corp
Metals
12,500
1;90
16c
.
Jan
1
class
Ltd
Rare
10c
10.825
84
al2c al4V2C
'
1
Asbestos
2.65
4%c
80
14 %c
Ltd
16,500
2.05
80
1.60 Feb
550
16c
3%c
—
10
Ltd
Norac
Northern
Ltd
Ltd
Exploration
2.20
1
Pow
1.65
14c
15c
Frigistors Ltd
Formaque
Newfoundland
New
Vending
Minera's Ltd
Jan
5% Jan
*
4%%
National
54%
5%
41/2%
Jan
-
•
Ltd
Ltd-
Jan
53 %
5%
4% %
Jan
Feb
8%
Jan
51
50%
Bridge & Tank common—
Preferred,-;';--—f 1
Bright ,(TG) ' commohi—
10
Feb
55
50 %
3.75
14c
Jan
Jan
54 %
Traction 'common-—p.——^-*
3%c
5%
36%
'
^5
pfd
Chipman
Mount
50 Va
—
"
Jan
•
•
Mount
Telephone
•
Distilleries
Mercury
53%
Brazilian
3,500
25c
;
Bell
Bowater Corp 5%
Jan
9c
Jan
50
35%
Jan
Jan
30c
35
Feb
7c
14c
25c
Jan
36c
75c
500
29c
Feb
9%
50
II,000
9c
48"%
,*V
53%
9%
—*
common
Lumber Co common—.
25
.preferred—-------50
5% %preferred '
-50 •.
Bowater Paper
———£1;
Bowaters
Mersey preferred:—:
50
84c
.5
Ltd
Ltd
Jan
78c
20c
52
9%
Bros
Beaver
Jan
1.08
Feb
•
•
Melchers
Feb
12c
81c'
V
Jan
58Cf
4,600
/,9c
84c
—1;
i
Matacnewan
7%c
77,500
.
51%
*
-Class--' A
Beatty
'
Marchant
8%-
v;Xj.[y.'-p'i'iv
•
,
Majortrans Oils
Malarnc
8%
—-.
•*; J'J
74c
8,900
65c
Feb
84c
Jan
21c
21c
300
15c
Feb
23c
Jan
*
B
_
Food
Products
common..
!
1
?*.'
••
*
•
>
105
-
~lst
preferred
51
!
51
51
65
51
'Feb
"4.10
Jan
3.65
Jan
51
Feb
Number 6239
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(749)
CANADIAN MARKETS
■
Last
STOCKS
Range
Low
Friday
Week's
Sale*
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
for Week
:
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended February 15)
Salesiv':
Week'rYu
Friday
of Prices
Shares
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
High
Par
Low
'
Canadian
6%
preferred—20c
Energy,
Gas
7%
'
2.50
*
Warrants
*
42%
16%
General Investment--General
Warrants
500
942
43
16%
Canadian
16%
Canadian
Industries
Canadian
15 3
63%
Jan
'CanadianOil;■ commoiu——_—Canadian
Pacific Railway
25
Canadian Petrofina preferred——-.-10
Canadian Tire Corp class A
—.——*
Common
—————-*
preferred
4Va'/o
-
38%
31
85%
100
■..
A— .A
*
& Smelting
Paper
Gas
4.15
2,450
: 630
'
3.35
Class.
Iroquois
Jan
Jan-
17,375
130
1,135
8%
Jan
13%
81
25
Investors Syndicate
■
21,365
.
4.10
Class
5%
Feb
Jan
8
Jefferson
Jan
8%
Feb
Class
7%
Jan
8%
7%
Jan
7 8%
Jan
19%
20
12,879
19
Jan
95
107
Jan
i
10,015
'
——
.A
8
-'-Y
17
17.
7 */4. '
22% Jan
24
36 V*
40
20%
8
18
j
8
Jan
1
Jan
1.90
Feb
7
Jan
;
-15 ;
\
14%
15
425
1.50
1.50
200
41
42
175
r
.
:
1.50
Y-
41
10%
60
13%
13
13%
124
130
710
'YY
4*—Y
>
-
Jan
1
120
14%
Distillers
.2
2
a
Bridge
Dominion
Coal preferredEleclrohonie
Warrants
i
*
—
;
6,698
18%
Feb
7
100
5%
Jan
12 V?.
13 Va
9.00
3,000
23%
63%
23V4.
23 %:
•
6
8%
^ J'.'. VA?
8%>
8 J/4 5
900
50
————.—-50
a
48 »/2
Tar
»
Stores
Dominion
Preferred
Textile
Dow
Brewery
Dupont Co.—I—j
.tj—
Washing
Investment
Economic
Feb
51/4
•.51/4
100
■''5%
5
5
200
■8
75c
75c
420
50c
Preferred-
Class; A
•
:
Loan
Jan
19
Industries
12
Feb
36%
Jan
17
Jm
38% Jan
30
Jan
8%
8%
8%
10%
10%
443
10%
2.05
700
1,70
Feb
Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
...
Y> 18
17%
18
26%
4.50
100
72
72
325
58
28
class .A—-——
72
E
Mex
Ford of
•
Canadian
C
:'■+ Foundation*-
Eraser
—.—_
Milton
\YYYY'
/ Y.' Y'
YYYY
J-P
V,
Containers
Molson
Jan
47
48
250
461/4
Jan
51
Jan
181
'185
610
171%
Jan
191
Y Jan
9%
9%
26
\
6%
5%
7%
/
■
9'/«
750
Jan
10%
26%
600
71/4
-
5%
Jan
33%
■YY/ 34YY
33%
34 Va
Jan
4,335
Jan
104
Jan
104%
10%
Feb
12
29%
31
410
29%
Jan
32
66%
68%
773
62%
Jan
68%
11%
1,200
10%
Jan
ll7/8
Jan
31%
31%
32VB
1,095
31%
Feb
33 Va
Jan
52
52
110
50
Feb
52
Feb
31%
Feb
33% Jan
8V4
Jan
10%
Fell
8
Jan
8%
Jan
8%
Feb
9%
Jan
47%
Jan
50%
Jan
16%
Jan
'18
23
Jan
24
22%
31%
31%
32
430
K, 0%
IO1/4
601
8%
9%
8%
8%
5,627
8%
8%
8%
12,818
'
•,
'
48
48
1^7%
16%
17%
1,445
23%
y
23%
255
21%
22%
14,452
18%
500
2.50
600
Y
Feb
25%
.
Jan
2.55
22%
50
2.50
25%
_•
25%
525;
Jan
25
Jan
.
Feb
3.20, Jan
Feb
27
Jan
13 V4
Jan
12
11%
2,734
11%
Fab
106
106
25
12%
12%
12%
39,677
102
12%
Jan
13% Jan
23c
26c
97,668
22c
Jan
28c
Jan
100
*
common—
100
121/8
106
108
66
104%
2.25
*
20
2.25
2.500
1.95
7
71/4
22%
2,260
7%
■
22V»
i
210
7
Jan
106
109
Jan
Jan
2.60
Feb
21%
Feb
Jan
8
Jan
Jan
>
Jan
22% Feb
12%
12%
164
12%
Feb
12%
Feb
12 V.
12%
100
10%
Jan
12 'A
Feb
1.85
1.75
1.90
1.75
Jan
1.95
Jan
a—3.65
3.40
16,603
7.802
*
class A--—-
*
6Va
*
29%
Y 30
—-aa* " '
:
Foods—
-
40
—
y.
WorkSA.
3.85
6
3.85 Jan
Jan
6%
100
29
29%
1,572
27%
Jan
29%
30
30
Y 260
28%
Jan
30 Va
Feb
385
40%
Feb
Y'Y 43 V4
Jan
1,175
7%
Jan
12%
Feb
9%
15%
Jan
457/8
Jan
52%
Feb
:
40 %
40%
/•YY-
8
8
8%
"
13
•
12%
12%
a-a*
52%
620-
51%;. 52%
7,489
-
6Va Jan
i
Feb
Jan
*
15'A
15
15%
1.525
10
:
—
3.10 Jan
6%
40%
—*
a;
27%
26V4
27%
600
29
14%
14%
14%
530
15 Va
Jan
13%
32%
13
13%
1,670
15%
Jan
32%
33Va
*
—*
Mines —i—-—a^—,—*
—a
—a.y——.
•
Natural Gas—.a,.*
16%
Jan
Jan
19
9,425
9,465
34%
18%
19
Jan
9'/«
19
9%
'
——1
100
Telephone
Northwest
Nova
9%
730
Jan
Jan
82'/4
82Vt
100
9 J/4
82 J/4
22 Va
22%
675
23%
Jan
11
Utilities preferred
Scotia; Power--—~
11%
500
11%
Jan
100 % 100%
104% 104 %
100%
210
12%
Jan
Feb
50c
81c
81c
1,000
81c
Jan
82c
67C
300
65c
Jan
70c
8%
.
8%
360
86
86
255
7%
Steel
Products
Ontario
Store
Fixture
Oshawa
Wholesale—
Overland
common
Preferred
Feb
9
Jan
& Debenture
Ontario
Jan
;—Y.
Loan
Ontario
Jan
67C
*
12%
755
13%
Jan
10
Ogilvie Flour new common
Feb
——,--50c
•
Ocean Cement
Feb
common
11%
30
pfd
11%
—•
j.
Northern Ontario
Feb
Wares
1st
Trust
Northern
Jan
Steel
A
-
Drug & Chemical common-
Noranda
34% Feb
103%
General
——
Class .B'
7% Jan
100
Drilling common
.22%. Jan
•
'
Jan
6%
Feb
6y4
25
Petrol
Jan
Niagara Wire common
Jan
100
A—
23
Feb
::
General Motors _i>_ a-—__ aClass
Feb
National
Jan
Jan
1.975
6%
,
>
25V4
480
10%
General
22 %
National
'
Dynamics———————---1
.1%
General
770
Brewery class A
Preferred
Monarch Fine
Jan
30
25%
*
—
22%
Montreal Locomotive
10%
Bakeries
Jan
22%
Moore Corp common
•-*
Genera]
Feb
16 V8
Feb
79
47
*
5 '7c preferred
.———100
5Va% preferred——
—100
Oalineau Power common—
Jan
12 V4
Brick—a!—_
Modern
Jan
7»/4
Freiman (A J) common
FrUehauf* Trailer-u-—a—
■vYXY/YY/Y,;
43%
Jan
Industries Gas
Jan
4.95
•
Jan
83c
9%
Jan
13%
Light & Power common
*
—.———13.50
Feb
24'/2
*
Jan
.
22%
3,260
——«20
4.50
19% Jan
'
Jan
19
.
Jan
15%
Properties—
140
284
*
Companies—
20%
•
14%
common..
Jan
425
'-a———--*
-Co——aaa-a*
Canada
'
Feb
20
,
353/,
preferred—
P
Jan
2,406
*
16
530
16%
20%
—
181/4
30
..
6,301
16
Jan
*
—
28
79c
5
Ford Motor Co_——————5
18%
Feb
—
Jan
24%
75c
Jan
25
■
Feb
' Jan
Jan
*
Feb
24
*
37
10%
Ltd
Shoes
17V4
75c
28%
20
—-;—20
-
Mfg
Fleetwood Corp
Jan
17%
32%
17 V4
20%
Preferred
Feb
241%
Preferred
Fleet
100
7—-a—-2.50
25'/4
.
32%
40%
class
208
.
85c
20%
0
—
Midwest
Jan
56%
Jan
*
17,985
Jan
2,545
'85
LtdAi!iL.AA-—-aaaaa-a-^*
■■'Preferred
Jan
2.45
Jan
75c
.1
_1
common.
Grain
Federal
•
;
55%
75C
12
Rights
Jan
10%
Jan
54%
25V4
•
Famous
Federal Farms
50%
55
4.50
Falconbridge
1,805
19,765
Preferred
Class B
Y
78c
41
—AAA—A—AAA——A
Preferred
Feb
10 %•
Feb
Feb
1.70
11
Feb
12%
Massey-Ferguson Ltd
Jan
225
Jan
10%
Jan
11%
——
Metro Stores
.12
11% Jan
X2.00
'
Feb
9%
20%
Maple Leaf Mills common—...
33% Feb
8%
2.35
1.015
17%
.—..20
Groceterias
Loeb (M)
46
195
Jan
2.40
4,160
-;Z-Y 41
common
ClaSS Ba
20
76
Feb
18,275
2.55
41
preferred
5Va%
150
2.95
2.65
2.95
10%
12'A
—I
30
Inc a——i————
1
Loblaw Cos class A„_a———*
42% Feb
795
Feb
32%
Loblaw
Feb
208
80c
20%
preferred
Class B 1st preferred—
Jan
50
11%
Jan
Feb
20
—
2nd
Feb
Jan
195
Jan
6%
38
11
255
6%
Jan
*
Loblaw
•.
Y,
Feb
-.
—i.
16%
V 350
Jan
Ri/o 'Jan
8% 'Jan
50 7
33%
6
——
i
100
45%
9
YY.'
75c
_10
-
5.073
4,120
YY
Feb
2.40
AwiAAi.-——a—3-7■ *Y 17% 7
Laurentjide Financial class A.
;
*
16%
$6.25 preferred
-a-20
19
195
*
—1
11%
,4.919,
2.40
•i
*
18%
25
*
58c
10%
2 40
10%
Laura Secord
2nd
Feb
45
—
2 75
1
lo
Preferred
6%;lSan
49 %
33
10
——
„
1
—
11%.
_a
■
Gas
Maher
10
warrants
10
preferred$2 preferred —
^fi%!)Jii.n
Jan
11%
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite Form common
10
Jan
Ltd*
Emco
A
23
common.-*
Trust
Jan
5
class
Jan
Eddy-Match Co—_.
Jan
—
22
20
10%
80c
5%
Cement
1,265
20
Jan
Jan
22
pfd-'———20
Mach
10
15%
M
Easy
10%
Jan
Jan
22
421/a
Jan
14%
Magna
41
Jan
5,875
Jan
Y
10 V4
15%
Jan
*
125
151/8
18%
42%.
—-u.
10%
Jah
15Va
*
14%
50
Jan
10%
3.55
11
Jan
Feb
50
♦
2.85
Jan
11
13 Va
-..i—
Jan
3.15
Jan
17% Jan
>
2.05
4,883
,
Feb
6 %
1,250
10,143
11%
9,700
3.30
12
Jan
10
17,596
*
2.50
3.20
4.95
9%
13%
19
* ;
—*
common
2.30
3 25
10% Jan
934
18%
—*
common
Industries
■
475
*
-
13%
Y>;
700
5%
2.25
17%
22
12
5%
2.50
Macleods A preferredA—
—__20
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River,;
*
■
Jan
59% -Jan
Jan
Leland
Feb
48
225
48%
2.05
Jan '
111/4
-
Feb
23 %
?Jan -'B"
55
1.75
13 »/2
-
.50
——23.50
—
8
1,855
53/4
——
9.00 Jan
•'■'■•■'« '"Feb
8
v
35
35
36
100
38 Va
Jan
15 %
15V4
15%
500
16
Jan
4.00
4.00
700
4.40
Jan
31
30%
31
1.526
31 Va
•
common
*
—a
*
•
.-
——
12%
Y
Jan
4.25
4.25
70
4.50
Jan
8%
8%
300
8%
Jan
20 V4
22Vb
9,202
2.85
2.90
7%
7%
930
50
4.25
8%
,*
-a—-—-—*
50
150
•
'
"
Preferred
.
84
Jan
86
Feb
Feb
10
Jan
Jan
144
Jan
■
m
':,vy
Globe
Envelopes class A
Goodyear Tire Canada common..,
4preferred Y-U.A—a—v——
Gordon Mackay class A
-,:•-•••
Class
♦
Warrants
B
..
690
5%
Feb
Coal
class
200
7%
Jan
8
Feb
Penmans
preferred
8,175
15%
Jan
7 17
Jan
Phantom
Photo
Engravers
Power
21%
19%
Jan
9.80
9.80
192
8.85
Jan
10%
Jan
10%
10%
850
9%
Jan
10%
Feb
1.05
'.
1.15
48
.
1.60
.
1,150
1310
'
49
•2.05
1.00
—■
Jan
1.30
Jan
Jan
49'/a
Jan
9,265
1.80
Jan
7; 2.45
Jan
6 V2
Yr1
6%
.100
6%
Jan
6%
Jan
4.25
100
4.00
Jan
4.25
151/4
932
15%
Feb
16%
Jan
16 Va
—
Preferred
-
r;
B
Greater
*
Winnipeg Gas__
Voting
_
15
trust
Greening
Industries
Greyhound
Guaranty
Lines
....
'
w
:
.
aYa^a..-.
Quinte
—
Trust.
2,180
14 Va
Feb
Jan
Reitman
2.95
500
2.95
Feb
3.50
Jan
1st
Jan
Jan
19%
58%
60%
>
19%
Brass
25
;
,
18%
Jan
20 Va
786
;
1st
Farms
preferred..
Harding
^
Carpels
58%
Feb
64
Y.'e
common
Y.,.-.
-
♦
(Geo
Hinde
&
Horne-&
Howard
Huron
&
Co.
Paper
Dauch
preferred.—_ -A.:IOQ
•
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2—
pfd.
see
>
14%* Jan
-58
50
725
25%
5 34
V
9,597
•>
438
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50
Robertson
87%
17
Y 3.426
S
1.20
1.40
Y'. 2,700
*;■
108
108
51
51
200
1.75
2.00
2,681
1.60
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43%- 43%
140
43%
Jan
'
•—
—r
page
43.
Y
63
-65
v-
•
20
1,145
-
Mfg
49%
116
Jan
50
Jan
119
Jan
Jan
Feb
119
50
4.95
1,100
4.50
Jan
6.00
Jan
15
300
14%
Jan
15%
Jan
17,235
9%
8%
1.65
1,220
1.55
Jan
7%
9,509
4.80
Jan
70c
85c
2,734
70c
91
64%
Jan
5
2,384
100
-
Jan
7 Va
Feb
1.20
Feb
87
>
Jan
1.75
Jan
8
8%
2
9 V*
Nodwell
Feb
Feb
94
Feb
Jan
Royalite
Oil
Russell
common
Mall
.a
(Hugh)
;
class
75
>
Jan
87%
Feb
St
Lawrence
Cement
13%
*
Jan
17
Feb
St
Lawrence
Corp
1.20
108-:.
51
1.90
Jan
Feb
-
'
Jan
'108
Feb
53
-*
Feb
,
2.30
.
Jan
St
Maurice
Gas
59Va
Jan
66
t?
a-
A—
class
1
>Sayvette
Selkirk
Jan
11%
Jan
100
4.50
Jan
5V4
Jan
20%
160
19Va
Jan
2OV4. Feb
15%
Feb
16%
Feb
Feb
5.50
Jan
Feb
15
16%
345
4.75
'7 4.75
5
800
100
Feb
10
4.75
15
13
15
4.00
4.50
8%
8V4
8%
1,895
74'%
74
75%
6,659
74
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Feb
y,
,
—
12
12
25
25%
*
10
10%
1
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1,375
200
25%
355
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15'/2
250
103
45
56c
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6,400
60c
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3.60
2.50
2.35
2.50
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5Va
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*
9%
9%
•'
.
9%
10 Va
Jan
56c
7,520
..
;
9%
3.50
2.35
Feb
4.95
Feb
4,545
8%
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Yr-. 103
:
.
Feb
Feb
Jan
-
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3.00
,*
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Jan
5.20
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69c
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h
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467
-
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Feb
Jan
25%
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99%
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78%
14%
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1,210
i
9
YY
Jan
14
7,527
10
3,70
97/s
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10%
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6%
Feb
71/2
25%.Y
12%
15%
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4.00
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—
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Seven Arts >—.7-—
500
11%
3.60
—*
;Y
103
A——*
————
Warrants
Jan
Jan
150
class A pfd—-—_100
■Salada Foods Ltd——
Jan
9%
11
-
44
Feb
Jan
5.00
16%
10.
—*
common
Preferred
Jan
5>
4.00
*
Royal Bank of Canada—.—
Feb
8%
Feb
10
Little
5%
200
.
11
*
preferred
Rothmans
26
9V4
YY 5
10
Robinson
Rockower
«
5
20V4
*
Jan
55
s
5.00
11
*
-
of Pall
9'A
.
«-
preferred
2nd
Feb
4.10
7 19%
Jan
14i%
2.00
Jan
5
*
—:*
———
18
Jan
4.70
r
1-.
common
16% Feb
-
Jan
25
25
86%
64%
footnotes,
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•-
*
5%
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Fer
51
Y:
181/4
1.20
-f
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1
Y
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>25%
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prior
51
Feb
2.50
V'W'-A
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200
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Hendershot
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87V4
v.;a...,.
Hayes Steel
Hees
18
3.50
5'/2
common.—.a—
■-
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Preferred
_Y"
q
18%
Preferred
Hawker
-
3.40
16%
2.85
16%
18
>
common
•"
17%
16%
common
preferred
Hardee
Jan
8J/4
91
Revelstoke Bldg common—
Robin
Hahn
——a———:
151/4
60%
—
Chemical
Reichhold
15
19%
..
.
3.00
Feb
6%
7Va
'Y- 80c'
■;
100
Milk common
2.95
V:
_
23%
Jan
7%
1.60
8%
—
1
;
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—
*
.
Class
Jan
2.80
Feb
6V2
.
——
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Quebec Natural Gas
•
48
15V4
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..
20 V4
15
Corp.—a.;——a-*
—
20c
3,435 Y
600 l
119
Industries—
Jan
#
A..
,*
4.75
J—100
8
•■**•«■»'\C::
-
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2.85
7%
50
17
4.25
West
Preferred
Jan
20%
8
.....
warranls._
6%
common—
*
1.25
161/4
V,
preferred
6
Feb
49
'
—
20'A
Yv-V.
Class
Jan
5%
Y-l/Y;'
$2.80
45'/a
8
YYaYa-;—i—.——a.
^Warrants
86
Page Hersey
Parker Drilling
Pembina Pipeline
16%
:—
Capital
135
20%
common
Northern
100
49
6
_
.
8%
48%
♦
_
142
140
„50
.
common
340
8%
-M
140
*
Paper..
Power
Great
•
*
Lakes
Lakes
Great
#
B
Great
Great
*'
a.
-.-
'••
?
Jan
2.050
$1.25
Jan'.-.^^vfc Feb
ioo
f:
81%
1.95
18 J/4-
>
_—.———
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Chemical common-—*
&
Vaj;*
Jan
1.50 Feb
2,625
'
6% Jan
80c > Feb
-
1
1.80
Jan
13%
Feb
.
1.70
79
1 go
Jan
7
Jan
,755
no"
«
Scottish Invest common—
:
6%
6'%*.
+.
..
23%
70.1
2,901
5% Feb
53c
Feb
-
460
4.801
Y;
7i
Feb
Jan
Lambton
.
Feb
21%
.
960
-
Y
57%
Feb
'9%
5%
Warrants
Feb
49%
Jan
7.75 Jan
:
3
64% i
8
*
-
——*
_•
,
1.65.
55%
Feb
51%
150
2.80 Jan
Feb
11% Jan
3,125
8.75
64%
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a——^—1 ">
Dominion
Do.ver
191/2
7
"
13 V«
>
-,
♦
pfd
■
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47
X9.00
*
A
Foundry & Steel—.
Magnesium
Preferred
8,201
2.50
:f
Y 80c
80%
-50
'
/
1.060
"
common
2nd
Dominion .Lime
Dominion
49%
18J/2
?,;;-''aa .*•
♦
Dominion
500
49
18%
25
25
————s.*—
Fabrics
Dominion
"Dominion
2.60
49%
*
Seagrams
Dominion
2.60
6
-
.
79.
Jan
12,425
Levy
*
Feb
67c
'i
Estate-;
Jan
9%
5%
Feb
135
Jah
48V4
10%
7 '61-'7'' Feb
Jah
T
43 V2
1,535
-2,275-;
58c
Preferred
Feb
11%
11,770
130
Ltd common
3.713
*
5'/a
Jan
55
75
58%
*
100
—-10
—.a—
preferred
Jan
Feb
g7C
Lake Ontario Cement common
71.95 Jan
Jan
1.10
30
73%
5%
Lakeland
'
13%
Feb
>
; 53c-
10
Warrants
1.60 Feb
:42;7:;Feti7
1.90
A
9%
1
,
Common
Jan
200
1.90
14 %
Feb
•
•
101/2
Jan
Jan
1.90
1
Y'- 52%
66
12.117--
Feb
Jan
49%
' >;
,
26%
44 V4
•
*
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Jan
2.65
29%
Feb
27%
Jan -X
Jan
10
Jan
9%
10
10.
17%
830
10
Y
.-rA—--
6%
2.15
.
200
>/>':■ 7
preferred
Feb
oliO
.
r
Jan
Jan
50 %
155
*
a
640
<
'
Feb/.;.':;:
6
87c
6% Jan
7r 26 n>
521/4
18%
Jan
Feb
46%.
;.;ss
1
common
Jan
4,75
67c
49%
5%
—•
Labatt
Feb
Jan
2,410
,
2.40
29 %
26%
17
290r
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66., 67%
10
Kelvinator of Canada
Jan
Jan
Jan
7
775
.
Jan
109
7%
16%
380
?6%
53c
Warrants
•
,
9,970
67c
:Y 7
;
80 %
warrants
B
5%
■
,
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Jail
16%
g
7%
2.40
29 %
29%
5%
"
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Jan
792
17
7 V4
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i
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Kelly Douglas class A
Feb ';,
Feb
5.80 Feb
400
8
18
17%:
B
Jockey Club
Feb
6%
>
48%
<\ 59%
••
5
preferred
Lake
4.55
Jan
50
1
66 %■
——
Preferred
4.80
1,618
13.062
Glass
Feb
98
0
Jan
5%
50
commpn -a—*
;
Jan
2.25
com_*
warrants———
Jan
6% Jan
570
■
9%
*-a-.s.a25
15Va
28%
1,915
.
Jan
j.
■./
106 J/2 108 Vi
iTv;
25
Dominion
,
Jan
4,060
50
„—^a-——-aa50
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\r'
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38%
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Dale
Jan
37%
r
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4.60
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Ltd—-——YCrestbihck Timber commpn—.
Class
Jan
23 V4
(R
Crush
Feb
29%
8V«
'
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Preferred
19
Feb
5.80
19%
'Y
*
Imperial
1962
Jan
5%
18%
Y
_5
Credits
Interprovincial Pipe Line a
Interprovincial Steel Pipel
22 %'Jan
Jan
28%
300
——
-—.——
.
Jan
Feb.
17
7%
> *
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'
85%
t
.
—-—
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l8Va Jah
425 T
5.25
*
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.
.
Coronation. Credit*, a^-—a——.—•
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i Rbo
38
00
100
*
A.
qlass
•
Jan
99%, Jan...J.01
23%
*
Cosmos
(
;
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common
Corby; Distillery
Warrants
Discount
8V4
8%
..
—
,
preferred—.
Clark Publishing—
B
Interprovincial
25
7%
♦
B
Class
Building
5.75
*
■
Intel-provincial
9
8
*
■■
Jan
-
55»»
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common—
Jan
—
Consolidated Mining
Copp
5
8%
Utilities
33
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102
v
International
Feb.
45
-50*
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I
3.70
v
11%
■
Jan
67c
,
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(
27%
15%
94
9
in
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3.55
4
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5%.
*
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5%
5
a—a
44%
;
14
200
r
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158
Feb
4.25
*.','^7'
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465
5 Vi
15%
3.55
15%
C. ■'•*'••
Minerals
760
19
4.50
International
International Nickel
150
28%
•44.50
Jan
Jan
Jan
41%
1, 1963
High
181/4
a-1
*
Feb
97
5%
140
'
97V2
2.65
5%
——
58%
Feb
3,65
10
common
Iy:;Y
Jan
•
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preferred
26%
■
;
20'%
18%
28%
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common
__:
Consolidated
20%
*
Preferred
Warrants
553 '
-
25%
85'/a
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.
1; 20.503
^
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—
Building
Consolidated
56
26%
37%
20%!
*
Consolidated Bakeries
Class
56
26
11%
1
National
Conduits
International Bronze Powders, pfd-—25
4.95
"
99%
25
——
Cellulose
Columbia
Jan
705
,
6V«
25%
*
-
(John)
■Warrants
1,600
97%
Inter City.. GasA——-—AA—A;*^—
11%
*
Wines—
Chrysler
Jan
4.40
35%
♦
-
Gai
Inland Natural Gas
Jan
83
■
*
-*
1
——1
Industries
Bldg
Feb
.15
25
4.35
Natural Gas com--*
Westinghouse
Canadianwide
Properties
Chateau
10
2,283
25
100
Canadian
Capital
13,365
10
30
———
Western
Inland
38%
,
Canadian
Industrial
Inglis
Jan
81 %
"Utilities common
Canadian
100
Jan
Co
13,204
13,628
6%
Jan
Minerals
15%
6%
26%
:
25%
1.60
Cement
275
11,929
6%
——.—
Low
42V4
15%
17%
14%
i
preferred
Range Since Jan.
,
41%
15%
;
26 %
67
11%
<0■ 5% preferred;,
Canadian Vickers i-lu—*■—*
4% %
/
153
5
-—a—
2,300
9%
26%
—
Jan
149
a-.-486%
1
*
common—
—
9.991
13%
J&33;
preferred
1,328
81
Cq_rr-_———^*-1.
6%
Industrial Acceptance common
64
10
———.——50
Preferred
Canadian Marconi
7%
Imperial Tobacco
151
41 %
1.25
13%
common
16,193
Feb
Bigh
*
10
16%
61%
4
Imperial Life Assurance———i—
Imperial Oil
Jan
500
6%
1.20
1.25
•
Hydrocarbon common——Imperial BankIndustrial Gas
2.50
Canadi^n
6%
6%
Feb
39
16%
Electric pfd-j-
General
Canadian
2.95
29,545
iV
42%
Securities class A__*
Canadian Husky Oil--—
Canadian
Feb
r
39
Canadian
,
S
2.95
38%
7%
27,065
41
Jan
.,5%
Jan
10%
Feb
•
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(750)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
stocks
of Prices
>ar
A
Class
A
;•
"
56,268
28%
30
14,882
29
Jan
30
Jan
Canada
Southern"
44Vi
4 4 Va
445
44
Jan
45
Jan
Canada
Tungsten
28
0
•
27%
28%
7,811
25%
Jan
28%
Feb
Canadian
24,973
5.30
Jan
6.35
Jan
Canadian
Canada—
of
*
*
Dairies class A
Silverwood
14' 14%
14%
—*
Industries
Shullys
*
.
5V2
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K
S
Preferred
500
2.75
10%
2,290
1,690
9%
Paving
Standard
Standard Radio
—
>
51%
1,215
4.10
125
class
Finance
Trans
Canada
1st
.
Union
preferred
Acceptance common.
Class
B
Class
Jan
Canadian Silica.—.
Feb
Can-Erin Mines
Candore
19%
25%
Feb
20 y4
Jan
Captain
25%
125
25
Jan
25 y2
Feb
Cariboo
17%
18
1,235
17
:Jan
18
Feb
Cassiar
3.75
1,200
3.75
Jan
50
100 y4
Jan
20
1.40
1.40
300
19
Feb
44%
46%
1,678
1,500
43 V2
Jan
47%
Jan
Chesklrk
6%
Jan
Jan
Chesterville
Jan
Chib Kayrand Copper
kyt—At
49
^
25
49
63
,49
8
Feb
-
51%
4,055
61%
Feb
65%
59%
60
75
59%
Feb
62
2.10
1.95
2.25
10,414
25c
30C
7,350
61%
62%
'V
'
13%
;:;:yl4.:;':
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14%
1.90
14
11%
24%
24%'
25 y4
14%
14%
——
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Mines^;——
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Chromium
Min
Cochenour
Willans
88c
11
11%
14
.
'
9%
21
Jan
Jan
1.16
Jan
1.33
Jan
7c
Jan
6c
7c
1.19
1.15
1.20
11 %C
15c
15c
775,200
6%C
57
•
Jan
15
7%
8.
8,793
18 Va
Jan
19%: Jan
52%
25
52%
Feb
55 Va
Jan
Consolidated
90
57
Feb
59
Jan
Consolidated
East
Jan
4.40
16,000
4.15
Feb
4.60
Jan
23c 24 %C
31,700
Acadia
30
Jan
Consolidated
29%
23%
Jan
25%
Feb
Consolidated
Gillies
50
29%
Feb
30%
Jan
Consolidated
Golden
55
52
55
Feb
Feb
Consolidated
6
485
Jan
Consol
5%
Feb
•
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Feb
6%
7
12c
7,200
1,015
68
348
Advocate
Agnico
Alta
Pacific
Consolidated
Allied
Roxana
Alminex
9c
4.80
.
Marbenor
Larder
Jan
5%"
y
Consolidated
Jan
Mic
Consolidated
Jan
14c
Feb
Marcus
Mogul
Gold
57c
Jan
5c
Feb
8c
Jan
33,500
6c
Jan
8V2c
8c
8%c
3,250
7c
Jan
10c
5c
500
4c
Jan
79c
84c
16,300
79c
Jan
American
Leduc
Oils
Mac
Ltd
i
Jan
1.10
Jan
Consolidated
Negus
Jan
Consolidated
Nicholson
Feb
68
4.70
4.70
1,600
4.25
Jan
4.80
2.00
2,375
2.00
Jan
2.05
Jan
14
14 Vt
14%
3,721
12%
Jan/
13%
14 %
2,830
13
Jan
36%
Jan'
14%;
38
37%
39
520
12%
12 Va
12%
1,025
J.2%
1,20
1.20
1,100
65c
25c
100
,t 23c
171/4
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19
18%
19%
7,812
"
20 "
20
20%
6,732
17%
17%
3,105
Jan
Regcourt
Mines,
Mines
99
yi& 60
94
Jan
11
6,261
10
Feb
108
85
107
Feb
29%
29%
25
29
Jan
—
8%
9%
3,214
16
16%
8%
100
9%
16
760
8%
3.10
3.10
3.40
35%
35%
36
4.25
4.45
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9Va
16
3.10
555
33
270 /
3.55
17,050
yA
Feb
Feb
29 V4
Feb
11%
Feb
Craigmont
Jan
.18
Croinor
Feb
36
Jam
40c
Feb
4.30
Ansil
17 VaC
Feb
4,353
5 Vac
Jan
25c
Jan
40c
12C
Feb
14c
56,694
12c
1,000
5.75
.
6.20
Feb
42C
16c
2.60
Feb
2.25
2.60
60,960
9,500
15c
16c
5,070
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5%c
6%c
23,600
30c
I
1
28»/2c
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7%c
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Feb
40c
14c
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8c
6'/2c
5%c
91c
693,390
32c
6c
•'
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21,685
1.04
.
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1,500
-
5,-OOQ-
9.50
74c
32c
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8'/2c
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9.20
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9.50
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.
25%
.—.———
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Jan
1
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Baska
Bata
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•
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-
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Yukon
Bouzan
1
41,600
'98c
Jan
17,100
16c
4'/2c
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16c
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Feb
'
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Feb
20c
Jan
lie
8c
9%c
25,400
8c
Jan
lO'/ac
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9c
2,552
5%c
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9c
Feb
2.35
5,600
1.86
Jan
2.40
Feb
4,300
11c
Jan
18 %C
27c
540,700
6%c
Jan
27c
Feb
8%c
9c
1,100
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11 %C
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1,371
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23c
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3.40
t
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2.23
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;
footnotes,
see
page
79c
2,459,800
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24c
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.
5,562
57c
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80c
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4.25
'4.45
13,930
3.90
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4.60
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-
29%/
29%
30 y4
322
24%
Jan
30%
Feb
12%
12%
13
3,170
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14%
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11c
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-
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4,100
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3.35
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Jan
:
7 y2c
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Jan
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=
2.06
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3.40
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12%
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6 V2C
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4.30
Jan
Feb
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Jan
7%c
Feb
9%c
Jan
10%
Jan
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5 Vac
Jan
Jan
2.50
•
-
:
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7%c. Jan
6,842
Jan
Feb
:
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2.50
2.50
100
12c
12c
15c
248,700
12c
Feb
15c
15%c
15c
17c
75,500
12%C
Jail:
19c
Jan
13%c
14c
3.566
13Vac
Feb
15C
Jan
99c
1.03
5,900
90c
4c
9.40
Jan
6c
27c
>
4,000
10,850
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Jan
•
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Feb
Jan
26c
V
,
12%
15c
'
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,
.
Feb
4c
.
18,420
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:
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;
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27c
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1
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,5C
8.75
3c
14,600y
2.21
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20%
Jan
class A—.i—,
12%
12%
12%
11 %
Jan
12
12%
11%
Jan
2.81
2.88
2.84
Feb
Feb
.Z ,.\3.80 iJan
4-65
Jan
14
Jan
16%
Feb
y
16c
Feb
Jan
2,525
B
Co Ltd
5%c
——_
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——1.
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•
6c
2.81
,
-
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53V4:
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a
3,938
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2,290:
11c
11c.
8,500
4.421
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15%
•
1.094
29 c
.
29c
.
32c
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Jan
7c
Jan
2.70
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.
Jan
13 %
Jan
13%
Jan
3.05
.
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Jan
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~
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Jan
22c
5%c
14,500
24c
9,200
20 y4
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92,000
16c
22c.
2.70
Class
Jan
24c
23%
Home Oil
Jan
13c
>••' 13c
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Jan
Feb
1.03
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2.50
Feb
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1—
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Jan
21%
;—...——.
2.65
15c
';22c
—1..
2.10
23%
14l/2c
Jan
Mines..
Mines
Lakes
of
Feb
2.00
Gold
■
Headway Red Lake,^_—
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Highland Bell.
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Jan
18%'c^an
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65C
.
28%
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9.10
8%c
.
2.710
8,637
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y.:
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1
Head
Jan
Jan
3.60
3,200
69C
12%
v;i2%
.
/12%
1
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Lead
Hard
Jan
72,100
-
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69c
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1.65T
13c
.
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26
12c:
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1
2.00
16%
43.
i
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Limited.—
Jan
9,150
2.32
22c
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y
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Jan
3.15
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5.85
25c,
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12c
23c
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7,600
'
4.20
-6%C
.
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Feb
41 %c
4,856
30c
3.35
—1
6,300
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11c
509.875
Jan
Jan
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7c
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7'%c
4c
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7c
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;
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59.375
22c
.
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56,750
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>
20%
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14 %c
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14c
2.90
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19c
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14c
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Jan
29c
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43c
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20
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9c
Feb
Jan
5,005
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15c
Jan
95c
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Jan
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46c
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32c
62c
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6%c
15c
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34,610 y
21c
Feb
8%c
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Jan
7,125.
8,900
Feb
1.20
-
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45c- Jan
18,350
Jan
8%c
—
Glen Uran Mines—..——
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11c
9'/2c
,
Glacier
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12y2c
—25c
Jan
Granduc
18.300
.—1
Feb
53c
Jan
267,200
Mines
Feb
31c
•
Jan
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32c-
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8c
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4.30
6,150
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1.25 Feb
18%
8%c
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6%c
Mines ^—.———.——.—.—1
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40c
,
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Jan
19 y2
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17,535
.
Feb
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19
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Jan
19c
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18,912
45c
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49c
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1.01
19c
2.50
—...
Mines Ltd.-
Genex
43c
42c
Jan
4,800
Mines Ltd..—26."
Geco
Jan
Jan
10c
..Zi
Jan
12c
38c
18,077
29c
13,295
;
,///y r
5c
12 Vac
Ltd
Jan
Feb
1.20
Frobex
7c
14c
Bralorne Pioneer
Calalta
Jan
10c
*
—
Feb
5c
8%c
•
4,000
7%c
.
Feb
16c
1.15
Mining
—1
16c !
Francoeur Minea Ltd-:..*,.^—
—20c//13c,
French. Petrol>preferred.ci^^r^J^—io; -« ^.50/:
11,000
V
19c
8c
Brunswick
^
6,600
2.50
•
1
k.-
:
2.30
Jan
Jan
9%c Feb
4,500
49c
Jan
Jan
26c
10,200
•45c
F'eb
Jan
10c
4,000
10c
3.95
1.24
53c
95c
*
Mines
16c 17'/aC
v
2.80
.1
1
■V
8c
5%C
>■'
1
.
6c-
5 l/2c
-
1.10
Jan
•
2.02
Jan
4%c
128,012
26c 27»/2C
3.55
12,315
16c
4%c
2.07
Fatima
Jan
25% Feb
Jan
.
2.30
lie
4 Vic
—
Faraday Uranium Mines—
—
1
Fargo Oils Ltd.—...—...——1Farwest: Mining.
,
y-23%. JanVv
Jan
50c
20c
44c,
1
Uranium
Mines
Broulan
-
25c
I7V2C
*
Eay
Bordulac.
•
:
/
)c
Corp.——L50c
Miner-
Mines
12,288
122,199
y 2,300-
7c
•
>
Jan
31c
1.20
7c
5%c
:•
.1
1
Mines
Bidcop
Black
Copper
:
"■
10%
Jan
32c
.l 1.08.
Feb
^
51c
17 %c
-1
1
^
Mining Corp.—,
Quebec
92c
1
Feb
41c
19c
Mining.__.._y.——.—1
Eureka^-Corp—
—_._.i
3.80 Jan
Jan
2ic.
1.14-
>!>
————
5,900
29c.
,■
50c
Belleterre
Eethlehem
1 _v
6c
Duquesne
Belcher
1
1,360
22%
24y4
50c
21c
-
Mining
Petroleums
Eeattie
V;
—~i
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
-Base
;
«
——
Barnat Mines
770
1.06
96c.
,29c
93c
7,500
■
1,455.
v,
25%
25 >/«
1.06.
:•
(
23. 23 V*
-
Pete.
Gaitwin
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A...
1
$5 preferred....,
j.„j—.255%%'- preferred
^.—.25
8,160
43c
91c
Sol
>:
Jan
29,780
97c
42c
—
——
Elder-Peel ..Ltdi.
.
Jan'
3.40
3.95
93c
4;03 Jan
93c
19 Ve
__25c
.1
-
Mines..——_—
Copper
Eld rich
.
5c
950
1.10
^
Petroleum
East Sullivan
Feb
-7c
3.65
:■
—
;
1
OU.S—
East, Malartic Mines—
*
Feb
Jan
Jan
5c
51,650
3.90
9.40
Jan
93c
8.000
•
7c'
3.75
33c
*
Jan
17c
..1
i..
Mines
East Amphl
Feb
12 %c
7,100
-
88c
4.85
1
Mines
v
Jan
1.31
Jan
3,300
4.50
—1
Mines.....———~_y—
Duvnn
Jan
lie
Mines
Palmer
Dynamic
' Jan
Feb
•
92c
7%c
—1 *
Mines..—
Gold
Donalda
:
Jan ;;
10c
Feb
Jan
90c
1
—
Dome
8.00 Jan
30c
Z 65,700
26c
9c
Jan
10 %c
74c
1.01
-
Jan
12,200
1.31
67c
6c
7.15
27.400
9c
1.11
28 %c
34c
—1
1
—
...
Dome
Jan
13,142
11c
Devon
Jan //■ A; 7 VaC Jan
Feb
33c - Jan
20V2c
Horn
Dickenson
Jan
Jan -J,
525
30c 33 %c
•
21c
14c
11.000
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
4%c
23.288
;
10%c liyac
10 V2c
Coast Copper
;
* A<
1.03
Atlas -Yellowknife. Minesi.j.....
Aumaque Gold. Mines..
2.12
16 %c
yyy
Jan
15%c
50c
—
Mines^——
Denison
Jan
17 %c 18 %c
isc
30c
1
Mines
—
Feb
Jan
jgc
4,900
8%c f
*
—————————
Deldona
Feb
1
33c
—1
;
Delhi, Pacific.————.
Delnite Mines—
Jan
50c
14Vac
....i; '
Mines.-.
73c
Jau
1,250
Atlantic
Gold
Jan
40c
3,704
...40c
Ruffner
43c
4,500
16c
Oil
6.50
40,558
4lc
—•
Feb
4,366
66c
50c
16c
Associated Arcadia Nickels
Warrants -x—
Aunor
5.75
6.20
55c
10c
ArJon^GoldMines.;.—
Atlin
.
Jan:
48c
55c
20c
Deer
Jan
40c
12c
yA- A__y
25C
:7%c Jail
;
Jan
30c
4.50
Daering Explorers_i.i_—1.
Daragon Mines—
.•——!'
Decoursey Brewis Mining
.1
Feb
40c
Mines..—
Asamera
24,632
6%c
36 %C
40c
Anacon Lead Mines..—,
Anchor Petroleums
t
21c
6C
:
35c
Feb
17%c
6 V>c
Jan
9%c
——I
Pershing
Cusco
4.00 Jan
Jan
29c
8c
Copper.
Crowpat
240,918
*1; 15%C
—
Mining.^.——
Crestaurum
Jan
Jan
9%
Feb
Courvan
Cowichan
30c
6V2c
—*
—
—
Jan
10%
111
Jan
29c
——
Copper-Man Mihes
Coulee Lead Zinc—--——
Jan
99%
M.
Petroleum
Exploration:
Coppercorp Ltd
Jan
10
97
Consolidated West
Jan
Feb
60c
8%c
...
Jan
18%
-v
Feb
7c
Feb
49c
1
*»i?i-19;%;
17c
Jan
54c
1.18:
1
Sannorm
'■%'A 21%
Jan
5%c
3,744
2.30
Consolidated
Jan
107
97
2.50
Consolidated
Jail
108
Mines......
Jan
17
14c
500
26c
Cpnsbli'dated Rambler i
1
•<.Consolidated Red^Po^ary—:
Jan
Feb
9>/aC
1-40 Jan
19%
•
1
13%
30C
Jan
50c
13,750
Mine
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
17c
y:
Feb
•
Jan
56c
...
39
Jan
7c
44c
6J/2C
15e
Mines
'15
Feb
1.20
Pershcour.t
5,500
8,780
15c
2.30
Mines
Consol Quebec Gold
Jan
-'n-T6/:;
A
Consol
7c
50c
54c
'.
v-
Consolidated Northland Mines—
Feb
2.00
Jan
7c
95c
4.25
*
Anglo Huronian:
-Anglo- Rouyn "Mines.——-.a
Anglo United Development...
Jan
92c
,
46c
3.90
59%
Jan
.
Jan
6 %c
—
Jan
—.1
Pete..
Jan
5c
92c
Jan
'
Jan
26,400
8c
Ltd
Feb
1
43c
7,295
7c
30c
4.05
9%
Mines.—.
13cy Jam
47c
Mines
55C
5
Amalgamated Rare Earths
21c
Jan
30c
56%
2.60
Amalgamated
Jan
54c
7,445
60
———10c
Mining
18c
10%c
8c
.
1,420
_*
Oils
Jan
29,000
6%c/
4,325
1
1,500
12c
5c
Iron
65c
4.08
—*
Gold—..
19c
44c
Arrow
4.20
—
Mines Ltd
Yellowknife
Akaitcho
19c
10 Vac
—J'
59 V2
■
Jan
•
46c
55C
& ,Oil_—.i——.—*
Mines Ltd..
—_;._1
Feb
78c
—.A
58%
Gas
22c
Jan
5c
65c
4.20
4.40
Acme
'
Jan
61c
8c
59%
*
18c
3,300
8c
Consolidated Morrison Exploration
Consolidated Mosher
1
Jan
53,999
69c
—H
Lake
Consolidated
*
Mines
28c
22c
'
——
Halliwell
5%
Ltd—.;——18Vac
Uranium
Jan
18c
—
Mines
Fenimore
25
735
29%
* -v
Exploration.....—
23c
Jan
67c
Oil
29%
OILS
Accra
Feb
54c
4.15
—
Abacus Mines
44c
Jan
4.40
23y2c
Crest
25%
11
MINES AND
Jan
43c
1.90
Cadillac
25
5.25
Electric.——...
32c
7,900
Jan
Flin
Dragon
58%
11c
-*
9,000
1.55
Gamma
*
;
Feb
817
—
Beta
50%
4.80
—-—.
Jan
6 Vic
Shawkey
Jan
66%
50
18c
13c
1.65
*
Jan
66%
•
Jan
9%c Jan
1.63
*
50
;
-
Feb
15c
45c
,—2.50
Mines
29%
6
_100
15c
1.65
Coniaurum
55
*
4.23 Jan
Jan
1
Jan
a
29%
25
*
Jan
7c
9,000
42c
Jan
1.03
44,100
45c 47y2c
40c
16c
40c
—
1
36,500
10c 12 %c
15%c
Discovery
52%
5c
10,100
14%c
^
Feb
'
Zy!;
-
Jan
2,915
20C
Consolidated
19%
35c
;
*
-
Central
350
18%
Feb
1.25
Jan
"::.26
141/4
loo
50%
Feb
>Jan
12
1.21
Metals
Consolidated Callinan
7%
50
8c
98c
1.21
Coniagas Mines...-;—
Consolidated
7%
Jan
Feb
Jan
30c
500
2,017
9.25
Combined
Jan
—
6%c
85c
10%
19,000
;y
Jan
Feb
Jan
——
Jan
7.90
Feb
7%
pfd—
8c
Jan
1.000
Jan
Consolidated
;yt—,5'V
Jan
12c
12c
17,615
14
Consolidated Bellekeno
;
7
1.04
Jan
Jan
35c
——
Jan
-
Jan
5,145
9,399
8.75
11%
15%
Feb
8%c Feb
35c
Feb
Feb
Jan
52c
9%c Jani
8.55
Jan
Feb
Jan
*
t
88c
—'
———1
Coin Lake Gold Mines———-..1
60c
Jan
*
Zellers common.—.
7%c
:88c
11%
17c
t';'
-
;
8.65
1
—
—
14%
—100
Yukon
12c
1
Smelt
&
23%
6%
6%
"yj-
$2.80
1.03
Jan
26,700
1
...
Mines
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting.
Jan
Feb
*
—
99c
11c
Jan
1.14 Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
26C
1
2,475
57,056
14%
—
Jan
13%
100
10%
Mines
Jan
3.50
22c
13,363
14
11%
Feb
1
Wood (John) Co common.
Woodward Stores Ltd class A
Class A warrant!
Zenith
•7% F
.7%
*
preferred
53,365
8%c
Central Porcupinei^.—1
Oil
—1
Feb
.-a—
Jan
Jan
1.20
Jan
8,312
7c
Charter
46%
1.40
Jan
cl^ss .A————
&
Jan
Jan
Jan
L—
-69,382
1.02
'
1
Central Pat Gold—...u.
6%
A
9,042
52c
/
^
Rio——
Jan
Warrants
White Pass
Central Del
1.15
*
Hardware
Cayzor
Jan
Jan
104
22%
common
16c
8%c
Jan
3.70 Jan
Jan
42c
8c
1.00
—w-—-1
Corp Ltd—;
Athabaska
—i——*
1
preferred
15c
87c
Jan
7%c
48c
Quartz—
17'A
Western Pacific—,
White
4.00
Gold
270
28c
(Geo)
Feb
Asbestos
18%
Warrants
4% %
19»/4
1.385
12%
Products
$6
20
100
—
B——yji-j!'——
95c
*
Exploration
Mines Ltd..„—
18
10
Coppery common—
3,307
1
10
470
Equipment
class
1.00
—
:
70,900
1
Jan
828
18
^
Trans
99c
;
80
12 V'a
11
4.80
Foods
Feb
3.55
Feb
3.55
'4.5 5. Jan.
Feb
18 %c
Northwest Mines
20 y4
.-1—-*
Western
':
Canadian
3,740
Trust—
Westeel
Class
Jan
13%
Voting trust ———————i
.
4.25
22%
—
—
1.06
U 3,550
1
10%
___50
Corp——
19,950
21c
*
—.—...
Inca.
Jan
*
—-30.
pfd
A
93c
1.12
A
Gold
Malartic
12%
Knapp Canada Ltd
Weston
Cahadian North
22%
Wainwright Products & Ref
.
Canadian Long
Canadian
Jan
Jan
—
"...I.^—.
class
Inv
Walker G & W
Westfair
Jan
Feb"
Jan
29%
;
90c
1.06
18 %C
Island
18%
Jan
90c
1.10
21c
5,130
-
Feb
19c
■
1.20 Jan
'
1
13%
common—
Electric----—
Westcoast
3.90
886
3.55
20c
—10c>
9%
*
Canada
Victoria & drey
Vulcan
Webb &
Jan
36%
•
6,460
y
3.55
Oil——16%
High Crest.;
Canadian Homestead
52
Jan"
3.60
687,019
>
,y
*
18 %
—
Vendomatic
Waterous
34
„
1.35
Dyno Mines
Canadian Export Gas &
22%
—
—
United Steel
Vector
11 %
19c
3.35
1,315
52%
Fuel
Jan
16c
3.15
—
21,288
19
Preferred
Jan
2.99
17c
3.15
1.21
;————
■
.y——50
B
United
9%c
1
10c
Minerals
20
_*
preferred—
United Corps class A
■
Feb
10
preferred————50
.——
50
A
Class
1.40
19%
*
of
Gas
Feb
Con Key
Con
s
Elevator
preferred
1.20
Canadian
3.75
1
1
*
*
A
Union
7,675
—-*
Pipeline
Pipeline
Prairie
Class
1.25
Devonian Petroleum—
101 % 101 %
*
—* :
A
Trans-Mountain
Trans
1.21
19
17%
*
Corp
Pipeline
Canada
Turnbull
Jan
27c
Trans
1.21
9%
„
50
common—
Class B
■
18 Va
10V2
Warrants
Traders
Jan
1
...—
*
common
preferred
Star
Marts
4.95
9%
General Invest com—*
_————————50
Toronto Dominion Bank
10
Towers
Jan
19%
Preferred
Toronto
3.70
Canadian
Jan
3.55
A''
!
17%. Jan
51% Feb
115
35%
4.10
Canadian
Third
24,925
♦
——
.
Ltd
Canada
Texaco
18
51%
Steinberg class A
————
1
Superior Propane preferred
25
Supertest Petrol ordinary
—
*
Supertest common :--—
*
Preferred •■■.;—100
Switson Industries i————*
Tamblyn common
460 v:;
34%
*
Steel of Canada
r
18
——*
*
*
*
4.25
Canadian
Jan;
32%
Feb
/
35
*
Foods Ltd——
Stafford
1.25
3.80
_
Jan
13%
Jan
10
50
preferred—:.—50
.*
Febyte
Jan
3.15
10
20
■'
Industries
Somerville
Souiham
12 %
4,431
3.15
*
——
:ty:-6y>
29 %
12%
32%
Jan
14%
Jan
31
*
Manufacturing
D
5
300
5%
Jan
12%
.
31%
*
Slater Steel common.—;
13%
46,096
*
*
Ltd
Simpsons
1.09 Jan
4.00
;
Warrants
■
High
4,900
Delhi
>
Low
1.25
Astoria
5.50
6.10;
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
1.15
Petrol——_—...—1
29%
.20
20
Low
Shares
.1.25
Lands—
Canada Oil
44 Va
.50
50
preferred ——
preferred
Oil
Jan
29%
30 "r
of Prices
Par
High
30 Vb
29%
29%
*
Warrants
Shell
Low
High
Sales
for Week
Range
y
-
Sale Price
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Jan
.
Investments
Shell
Last
Shares
6.00
Shawinigan Water & Power common.
place
Low
*
Week's
Friday
«
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Monday, February 18, 1963
.
.
(Range for Week Ended February 1 5)
■
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
i 51c
-
Jan
Jan
Number 6239
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended February 15)
1
"
1
STOCKS
Range,
of Prices
,
Par
Irish Copper Mines—
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
Last
Sale Price
Shares
Waite
Jack:
Jacobus—-———
——
,,
Jellicoe Mines—
Joburke Gold
Joiiet Quebed
36c
39c
5,525
35c
Jan
1.05
1.10
75c
74c
76c
4,200
7,400
95c
74c
Jan
Jan
20c
35c
Mining
36c
1.08
-I
—^
22c
20c
24'Ac
23'Ac
4Vic
22c
25c
5Vic
34,900
105,470
33,835
——1-
sy2c
1
9Vie
8'Ac
10c
11,000
20'Ac
24c
9,300
-18c
,17Vic
1.14
28c
86c
20c
1.22
30c
1.01
5 Vic
32,325
14,950
.9,837
171,950
,
-
——
1
1,..
—•
—-l
Copper
i
—„
Jowsey,Mining Co Ltd—
Keeley Frontier —
Renville Gold Mines
•
5'/ac
...
1
Gold
Kerr-Addison
1.15
30c
89c
——
„
6.75
__
Kirkland Minerals
1
—1
Kirkland Townsite
————1
32c
20c
*
12 Vic
Copper—.
Kopan
♦
Mining & Exploration
Lake
Dufault
Lake
Lingman
Gold
La
3.40
*
3.75
40c
3.75
38c
3.90
43c
50c
30c
29c
35c
226,250
1
1
1
1.38
13c
5c
1.37
12c
5c
1.39
15c
6c
25,705
116,500
216,700
1.65 1.72
16c 16'Ac
1.16 1.22
1,900
9,400
Gold Mines
Mines
Lencourt Gold
Lexindin Gold Mines
*
1
Little
Long Lac Gold
Point Gas
Lorado Uranium Mines
Long
Barvue
Manoka
—
Mines
Maralgo
Marboy
Mines
5c
10c
„
8c
—-
—L •
V-
Red
Gold
Mines
6c
24c
2.50
Petroleums
1.25
Exploration & Development-50C
Island Mining1———1>
Uranium Mines
—
1
35c
36c
26,900
—
33c
58c
—
8 Vic
Mentor
Merrill
Meta
Sin
*
*
S&E3——!_i
Ore
Porcupine
Moneta
Mt Wright
—
_
—:
Minerals-—I
Multi
Murphy
8c
83c
——
—
Iron
10,525
11,100
19c
500
15'A
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Calumet
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17c
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2.92
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20c
16c
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Rockwin
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22c
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48y2c
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2.55
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1.31
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7,224
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1.95
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4.85
24c
9c
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Starratt Niokel
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1.70
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Sturgeon River Geld—
Sudbury Contact
4c
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131,500
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13c
14c
30c
35c
12,337
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1.70
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1.63
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1.70
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10,952
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82c
75c
37c
24c
83c
38c
26c
24,000
5,700
17,500
72c
33c
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10c
60c
12c
1.66
80c
17'Ac
69c
5,100
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1
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Trinity Chibougamau
————
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3.80
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1.74
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5,680
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12c
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Union
24c
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85c
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Trans Canada Exp Ltd
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—
1,140
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2,147
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55c
53c
1.53
77c
16c
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88c
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86c
85c
86c
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10c
9'Ac
12c
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1
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Lodge
Rights
1.70 Jan
82c
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Feb
15c
Jan
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88c
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85c
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Jan
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30c
Jan
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Jan
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1.84 Jan
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3.75 Jan
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1.67
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111,891
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2,500
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5'Ac
6c
1.12
9c
6'Ac
18,100
1.35
3.30
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12c
13c
1.35
Wiltsey Coghlan
Windfall
1
—
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——————
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—
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1
—
20c
1
1
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex
Mines
—
—
9c
5'Ac
1.17
1
8c'
—1
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47c
1
23c
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6c
1.17
15,200
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8,265
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127,000
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1.48 Feb
1.66 Jan
47c
3,000
95c
6'Ac
10,504
23c
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40,650
17c
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11,300
18'Ac Feb
8'Ac Jan
5'Ac Jan
6c Jan
109 Jan
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23c
16c
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97c
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Jan
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Jan
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87c
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1.35 Feb
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2.09. Jan
Jan
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93c . Jan
3.32 Jan
8c Jan
1.53 Jan
2.10 Jan
17c Jan
Jan
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41c
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12c
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1.35 Jan
1,244
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40.500
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90,428
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18c
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Jan
39c
1,600
3.40
13c
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—
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1,016
14.300
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180,200
5,833
178,143
83,122
——
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.
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1.80 Jan
14'Ac Jan
22'Ac Jan
1.52 Feb
16c Jan
Vespar
Jan
12c
Jan
5.000
Vandoo Consolidated
Young
28c
Jan
21,495
2,399
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——
1.37
Feb
Jan
5c.. Jan
5.35 Jan
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1.54
1.52 1.60
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20c
25c
Upper Canada Mines
13c
1.41
Feb
9c
1.35 Jan
United Reef
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Jan
37c
25,964
—
United Oils
Urban
Jan
13c
1.31
1.44
United New Fortune
Jan
16'Ac
15c Feb
10'Ac Jan
,
Feb
Jan
2.05
Jan
633
14,125
—
Feb
31c
36c
5V2c Jan
1-49 Jan
12 Ac Jan
1
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5.40 Jan
Jan
Jan
3Vic Jan.;
4.85 Feb
Jan
33c
Hughes Gold
Temagami
Territory Mining
3.25 Jan
37c
19c
13y2c
-
-
Teck
Tombill
.
*
1.77
1.20 Jan
90c Jan
29c Jan
6y2c Jan
73,700
9.525
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—
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Torbit Silver
10c
1
Cons Mines
Sullivan
33c
6J/2c
1.18
32c
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———1
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Stanrock Uranium
Jan
7.00 Jan
5.15
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1
1
1
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1.37' Jan
19'Ac
2.90
Stand Mines
Jan
5'Ac
4Vic Jan
99c
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15c
Jan
6.45 Jan
1.17
Silvermaque
Siscoe Mines
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16c
Feb
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5.35
Silver
Jan
Jan
32c
2.90
Silver Miller Mines
Jan
7c Feb
1
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Jan
13%
1
Gold—
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Jan
Jan
25c
Jan
24c
5Vic
12c
5c
Jan
91c
Jan
83c
10'/2c Feb
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6,450
33,291
17,500
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1.17
Feb
Jan
5,420
5c
1.15
15c
Feb
15'AC Feb
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Jan
1.01
42,000
34C
8c
40c
;
28,350
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11c
1.70 Jan
45c
12,500
20c
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3.40 Feb
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23c
1.78 Jan
2.35
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29c
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22'Ac Jan
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1.19 Feb
14c
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31c
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32c
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58,300
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1.17
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Jan
20c
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2,450
Jan
15c
llJ/2c
Jan
Sigma Mines Quebec
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.99 Jan
&y2c Jan
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Feb
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10c Jan
6.70 Jan
2.40
10y2cl2y2c
2.21
66c
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5V2c
1.18
15c
7.00
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50c
Security Freehold
Willroy Mines
Wilshire Oil
24,500
79,900
2.40
Feb
27%
14cl5Vic
14y2c
1
50c
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Petrol
Jan
53c
15,000
5,900
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4,500
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River
Sarcee
10'Ac
13,670
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16c
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6c
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17c
12%
6l/2c
28y2c
7c
1
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20,500
50c
1.01
83c
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52c
1.12
84c
50c
Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
Jan
40c41V2c
41c
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Jan
64c
—
1
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Feb
29,995
1
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70c
52c
11,193
—1.10
———
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3,700
13,089
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21c
22c
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11c
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—
85c
85c
13J/2c
14c
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20c
20c
22c
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil <4-—Rayrock Mines —
Realm Mining
Rexpar Minerals
1.64
12c
Feb
isy2c
22c
—
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6,000
8-,355
2,500
—l
——
3.65
8.10
1.04
?!
1.5410Vic
Jan
ll'Ac Jan
Feb
•
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Quebec Ascot Copper -———1
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
—1
Quebeo Labrador Develop———--1
Quebec Manitou Mines
1
Quebec Mattagami —
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Quebec Metallurgical
——
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Queenston Gold Mines
1
Quemont Mining
1
Quonto Explorations Ltd
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Jan
200
11,420
2,000
4V2c
49c
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Obaska Lake Mines—
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9C
54C
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10C
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Jan
Jan
17c
3,000
760
8,500
28'/2c
6,284
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36c
2.25
15c
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35c
52,000
8,300
8,600
60c
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'Jan
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11c
52c
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54c
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12c
6.90 7.10
2.40
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—20c
1.61
31
40c
54c
1.20 Jan.-..
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37/2c Jan
44c Feb
Jan
34c
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52c
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Jan
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Jan
50c
50c
2.25
2.45
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10c
36c
36c
12J/2c
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Norvalie
2,500
2.94
——
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Warrants
SJ/2c
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Northcal Oils Ltd
-
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Mining Corp
Norpax Nickel——
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3.45
—1
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Jan
Jan
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
T&n
40c
Jan
12c
69c
24 ,2c Jan
19c Feb
20/2c Feb
11c Jan
15c Feb
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14c
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38c Jan
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3.15 Jan
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2.82 Jan
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22c Feb
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58c
17c
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31,800
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12c
10c
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1.35 Jan
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33c
42,073
35c:
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16c
21c
3.45
26c
10,650
4,210
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17c
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7/2c Jan
13c Jan
34c
12c
3.80 Feb
62c
5.00 Jan
16c
70,100
Jan
78c
1,30 Jan
27'Ac Feb
13c Jan
173,450
477,860
1,000
6y2c
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Norcan
4 Ac
14c Jan
112,000
5c
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13'Ac Jan
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114,450
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16c 20 Vic
8c
10c
15c
15c
10c
2.50
2417c
Jan
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1.12 Jan
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43,000
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17c
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21c
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23c
Jan
6.15
60c
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1.10 Jan
23c
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10c
Jan
2,800
2,800
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3,600
12,600
12c
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4,175
12c
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4.800
27c
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New
1.15
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Kelore
4.80
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6c
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14,950
21c
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7,485
1,170
16,125
24,535
19c
2.40 Jan
1.24 Jan
2.11 Feb
Feb
Feb
13c
15c
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5c
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18c
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78c
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21c
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5,000
4,225
278,265
1,000
16,033
8.20
3.75
1
Oil
Thompson Lundmark
Mines
Creek
Nama
National
7.20
3.75
-
1
Mines
Sunburst Exploration
?
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
Petrol Oil & Gas ———r——*
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
—I
Peruvian
2.67 Jan
40c Jan
64c Jan
,10c . Jan
27c
38c
<
Shares
,16y2c20y2c
8.05
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of Prices
.
-1
1
•
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Range
l7Vic
..
1
—
Exploration
Gold
1?'
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^
Low
♦
—
Permo Gas & Oil
Perron
27c_ Jan
2.20 Feb
1.06 Jan
400
1.19
Peerless
b»i33vic Jan
6 Ac Feb
38c Jan
18Vic Jan
20,100
*
Jan
.>«
13,750
Consol
Paymaster
Jan
40,528
£7,050
38c
40c
18'Ac 19'AC
'' '
*
Last
—1
-
PCE Exploration Ltd
9.15 Jan
1?%c Jan
1,700
6,300
1
Oil
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
10c
23y2c Feb
26c J&n
8c
74c
38c
19c
-
-
Patb Consolidated Gold
Pax International
Jan
55c
Jan v
2.40 Jan
25 Ac Jan
58c Jan,,
8c Ja»>yr
60c
^ ''
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——6.50
,
22c
15
15
1
1
1—1
——1
Com
56, Jan
,.
1 '*
•
———1
Paramaque Mines
Patino Mining
1.14 Jan
2.38 Feb
/ v?
13c Feb
1.00 Feb
5c > Jan
19c Jan
23c Jan
12c—in
14c Jan
12c Feb
49c Jan
Jan
19c
-
™ty Petrofeumsi::"!™!---
5c
Jan
9c
24c24y2c
28c
32c
—
28c
——
Mining
Minine
A
*
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Midcon Oil
Mill
■
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Sale Price
ȣa?
43% Jan,/ h/rr^O/4f^eb
3,600
5Vic
23c
2.41
31c,
3.75 Jan
20c Jan
47c Jan
8c Feb
8.55 Jan
1,245
w'-
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MFriday
Radiore Uranium Mines
12c Jan
6 Ac Jan
45c~ Jan
34,100
..
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
21c F b
6c Jan
18c Feb
8/2c Jan
75,500
6c
23y2c
2.45
*
—
15c
87,450
41,100
5,165
41,200
6,620
15,200
18,087
<•.
1
Lake-
Medallion
Midrim
12c
48c
8Vic
9c;
48Vi 50 V4
30c32c
,50
1
Lake'^i
Red
McWatters
5,200
4,500
2,127
7,750
51c
55c
8c9Vie
8.80 9.10
53c
8.95
1.50 Jan
4 Ac Jan
7y2c Jan
75c Jan
4c Feb
9,499
9c
Feb
19c
6c_
1.75
19c
Jan
2.10 Jan
3,700
45Vic
35c
99c
11c
9c
1
Mclntyre
35,900
288.300
3,610
9,100
14c
46c
<3.90 Jan
43c Feb
Feb
Jan
4c
5c
19c
20c
\
♦
STOCKS
Jan
6,000
1.00
9c
13c
9c
14c
*
Maybrun Mines
McMarmac
95c
4c
18c
18c
—
Jan
19c Jan
2.85 Jan
3.40 Feb
3.25 Jan
16c Jan
3,603
4,100
6'Ac
13c
1
—
Consol
Mattagami Lake —
McKenzie
11 Vic
1
Martin-McNeely Mines
Matachewan
99c
2.32
1
—
Mining Corp
Maritimes
1.00
2.35
1
1
—
—
Marcon
4c
...
1
*
—1
*
Uranium
Manitou
5c
1
*
Mines
Magnet Consolidated
Majortrans
Malartic Gold Fields
Maneast
5Vic
' 10c
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
8c
1.10 Feb
7.05 Jan
1.30 Jan
12c
5c
Jan
27% Feb
'
Jan
12c/
4c
1.57
15c
1-16
Jan
13'Ac Feb
Jan
27c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
.6c. Jan
7.30 Feb
3.70 Jan
40c Jan
25c, Jan
3.70 Jan
29c Jan
472,000
2,000
3.50
18c
5c
1.03
2.38
3.40
17c
3.40
.
17,300
12,600
11c
21c
1
1
Lake
Red
Madsen
9c
16c
5'Ac
*
1
Ltd
Mines
Cockshutt
MacLeod
—
*
Explorations
Macfie
—
16c
5'Ac
1
Macassa Gold Mines
Macdonald
—
—-——1
Gold Mines--.
YK
—
1
-1
Goldfield
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx
__
•
f
Jan
20c Feb
1.55 Jan
,32c., Jan
.
5.20 Jan
8c Jan
15c
Jan
2.40 Jan
2.95 Jan
<
1,850
47,800
Mines
Latin American .1.
Louvicourt
17c
2.72
1
Gold
Langis Silver
Lamaque
Leitch
17c
__
........
Jan.
25
5,000
4,450
250
800
Mines
Lus
8y2C
Jan
Jan
Jan.
2.57 Jan
32c Feb
17c Jan
He Jan
43,374
—2.72
3.35
Mines
Shore
6.75
27c
Jan
6.45 Jan
.
2,835
8'/2c
<
27%
1
*
1
Lako Osu Mines
Lake
8'Ac
11c
1.10
28c.
57c
5c
18,250
5.85
6.65
1
—
/
26'A
27'A
1
Mines
2,000
24,377
1,000
18,982
6,500
7.20
2.32
2.95
; 32c 34 Vic
19c
20c
11 Vic 13'Ac
—.95
«'
s-
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Par
10Vic Jan
20'Ac Feb
Joutel
Labrador
■
8Vic Jan
i 24c
jonsmith Mines
Kilembe
41c.
1.29
86c .
24'Ac
27c .
5Vic
20c
Jan
22%C Jan
4Vic Feb
iMine—--.v.—1
Mines-
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Low
-1
-
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>
'
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
'
Jan>6^20- F&b45o Jan860 > Jan
:
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FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
value, a Odd lot sale (not included in year's range),
Included in year's range), e Selling ex-interest. fFlat price,* r Cash
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wi When issued; x Ex-dividend.- y EX-xights. * a Ex-stock dividend.
—
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•
d Deferred delivery sale (not
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privileges, wd When delivered,
-
-
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle Y\
(752)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities;
quotation
The following
wIHp
wide
Dealers, ^nc*» a"
°
.
by'the
^" ^ought <ind?/Aed
bid )
distribution
(indicated
securities could have been sold
which these
within
ran-e
aeked") at ,h. time of compilation. Origin of any
on
'
1
Abbey Rents
12 %
16
Inc
Aileen
|
„_—■—
6
Calif
Calif
\,C 18%
';?< 7%
17%
Telep—12%
&
Erie
13%
22%
;
Ethyl
6%
11
Inc
Cameo
13%
11%
Camloe Fastener i-i-—2
6%
8
Corp
Alberto
Aid
1
Corp
Radio
11%
;
Fafnir
*
66
71%
Fair
common—
—25
66
71V2
Far
50c
18%
Pipe Line Co
(L E) & Co
f}'' '''-f ^
Carpenter
30%
.1
Inc
..;
,
,
Motor
■
5%
Interstate
28%
■
26%
V
;/-7Va
7%
West
class
Fiat Metal
8%
'81%
Iowa
Irwin
Mills
Itek
4%
Co
6"3/a
22%
24 Va
423/4
Boston
88 3/4
913/4
-j—:—*
Corp
43/4
,
:
Filter Co
1
American Biltrite Rubber Co—•
103/4
Jessop
*
9
First Natl Real Estate Trust—*
8
36
38 Va
1
43%
10
36 Va
38 %
First Repub Corp of Am cl A
First Small Business (N J)
First Surety Corp—
:
1
1
7%
18 v:
193/8
First
1
24
25 Ya
11%
13%:
253/4
27 Va
8Ya
9 3/4
4
4%
24%
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
18%
.
12 ¥2
50c
Cryogenics
American
First
Central
Maine
Central
Telephone
13%
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
10%
54>/2
57%
19%
5%
36%
38%
24%
26
1
23%
25 Ya
21%
—1
Co—-—^.10
j Cent Vermont Pub Svc Corp—6
12%
5
*
.5%
Express Co
American Financial Corp
American
Furniture
American
Co
American
Greetings class A
American
1
39%
1
Publish—25c
3%
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
15 %
Gypsum
Heritage
12
Ritz
the
of
27
218
Rubber
Safety Equipment—•
&
3%
7
Plastics—1
American
American
42
100
131
Preferred
preferred
5%
6%
Sterilizer
3V3
Florida
Univend ——.—1.50
Gas
53
Caburn
54
Inc
Credit
Industries
Axes
Farms
Co
Arkansas
Valley
if
..'f V
•„
Colorado
Interstate
44%
Franklin
20%
12%
Franklin Realty
11
6%
;
Plastics Inc—.
Commerce
5
Commonwealth Telephone Co_10
Commonwealth Theatres of
19
20%
25 Va
Computer Instrumnts
69%
Connecticut Light & Power Co_»
32%
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50 i>. 12%
v
23%
66
!
5%
<26
Co
1
12% %
11%
13%
28
Continental Trans Lines
-
18
,
•/
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4%
Inc
Gas
■::'94
1
16
;
-
Babcock Electronics
Baird
——1
Atomic Inc
Baltimore
Paint
Bangor
Hydro
Banlife
&
Chem
50c
Corp
Corp
Barden
Electric
Co
23
55
59
;
_1
13%
Barton
Distilling Co.
_1
Properties class A
1
Bates Mfg .j
■—.—.i—lO
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
1
Bay state Corp
7%
10%
■
Basic
—
Beauty
Counselors
Becton
Dickinson
Behlen
Belle
Inc
Manufacturing
Isle
Co
/ 41%
33
1
20c
14
—5
Corp
Diebold
11%
9%
Disc
9%
Bemis
Iron
Bros
Beneficial
Berkshire
Works
Bag Co
Gas
34%
23%
Hathaway lnc__—*_5 ■'* 7%
Leasing Co__
1
16%
Bernz O Matic Corp cl A
Beryllium Corp
Billups Western Petroleum
Binney & Smith Inc
Bird
&
Black
Black
Blue
Inc
&
Light
Publishing—
Beranek
Ami
Boston
Machines
&
Newman
Co
Capital Corp
Herald-Traveler
Boston
Botany
<fe
Dunham
50
Dura
15%
Duriron
12
Dymo
14%
II
__5c
5%
•
r- 5 Va
% 5%
9%
10%
Instrument
Co
Bush
common
preferred
British-Amer Const
Brockway Glass
&
Co
Mat
Inc
4 Va
Eckerd
Drugs
7 Va
.
22
8%
24 Va
Sharpe Mfg Co_
—10
39
Browning Arms Co
1
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc —3
Brush Beryllium Co
1*
Buckeye Steel Casting Co_
* ;
Burnham & Morrill
" "1
Burns
42%
Steel
Electronic
Paso
Elco
■
Electric
Agency
Bush Terminal
Business
Byllesby
Electro Instruments
Electrolux
30%
323/4
8%
9%
Capital
Corp.
6%
Elk
Horn
493/4
Houston
Oil
Pulp
15
163/4
Hudson
41%
44 %
2nd
Coal
Cons
Corp
Gas
6%
37%
36
39
183A
20%
1
45
x4%
a
11 3/4
103A
_1
11734
113
18%
16%
./63/4 -11
-5
22
A—25
25
2734
17%
18 Va ;«•;
;_5
*
preferred
A
•
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3%
3
9%
4%
103/4
~
47%
43/4
9 Va
8Va
8
3A
7YB
_1
10%
11%
£1
5%
63/a
Material
Indian
Indiana
Marrud
&
Information
Infrared
Insurance
for
5%
42%
44%
538
5%
A_1
25%
27%
11%'
12 3/8 "
45%
*
25%
27'A
1
5 Ya
6YB
>28 3/4
31 Va
A
30%
50c
43A
5%
.1
22 >A
24%
22 34
Co
Corp
Industry
Securities
-
273/8
10
1
'
24%
-
—..1
313/8
5%
63a
13%
•
18%
4%
22%
8%
9
10%
11%
9%
10 3/4
10%
11%
40 3/4
43%
6%
17
185/b
113/4
12 Ya
2,6%
29 Ya
28%
30%
Mastan
Company Inc
Company
inc
:
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,
Corp—
Maxson
Electronics
McLean
Industries
McLouth
Steel
Inc
class
A
8'A
7Ya
Meredith
Metal
1
4Ya
5%
34%
36Ya
5%
11%
13 Va
1
22 34
24Yb
5
Publishing Co
Inc.,
23
25 Va
5
7 Va
50c
5 Va
53A
Light & Pwr Co com.*
11%
12 Ys
11
12
21Y4
23 Va
preferred
Microdot
13.50
Inc
•
Miller
Bros
Hat
Miller
Mfg
Co
Bradley
Corp
Co
20%
7Ya
8%
42%
45 Va
1
Inc
Electronics
10'A
19%
7%
Co
9%
*
9 3/4
10%
1
Pipe Line
Midland Capital Corp
Milgo
<
*
1
Mid-America
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
8
f
'
Michigan Gas Utilities Co__2.50
Milton
6
1
Inc
Mexican
$1
%
9Va
-8%
10c
A
Motor Lines
Hydrides
Metcom
»
14
.
2%
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class
7%.
13%
3
Corp
1
1
Inc
6%
.
———"
Coal- & Coke
Maxam
5%
1
:• 10 3«
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1
63a
7>A
1
Co
14%
5
Miniature
Class
A
Precision
14%
15Ya
Bearings—
.
Co
1934
Mississippi Valley Gas
42 %
Missouri
18%
4%
'5 is
15
16 Y4
Intl
50c
29%
3lYa
Mohawk
Utilities
Rubber
42
3%
Co
Co
4
25 Va
—5
26 %
28%
1
26%
28 Va
334
1
Construction—*
Company
.6%
44 Ya
23
10
Mite
1
Corp
Modern Homes
1
10c
__—
Mississippi Glass
5%
2
__—_—
Minneapolis Gas Co
Missile
Systems
17%
Fragrance
4Va
.
21
1
—
38 %
&
14%
37%
3%
Industries
..1
Mary Carter Paint class A
_1
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Marshall
1
Flavors
13%
35%
*
International
Bank of Wash
103A
29 Ys
1
—
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.16%
Co
91/2
273A
-
8
McClennan Inc
Intermountain
Gas
19 Ya
52 Ya
29
29 'A
25c
Inc
Inc
9%
18%
2
Marsh &
40 3/4
4%
Va
491/4
33V3C
Ins..
27
:
12
8%
2634
43 Va
com
Water
Industries
22
11
Co
Corp
Inc
26 Va
5
24%
20
Inc
Timer
20Va
••
9%
Corp
———_25c
Herrlngton Co
1
Marmon
24Y4
28 Va
Indianapolis Water Co
Industrial
4
8%
—
Capital
Merchants Fast
—1
preferred
Gas
Co
Electric
-
Products
Marine
20%
10c
Mills
3%
'
24.50
.
—
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Head
$1.25
:i
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2
Melpar Inc
1
& Paper Corp
Corp
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F)
&
Inc
25
3%
20
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Gas
37%
50c
•
Madison
27%
50
7
MacDonald
Maust
4
4'/a
-
3Y4
1
Co
Enterprises cl A_10c
Companies Inc
1
Lucky, Stores Inc
1%
Ludlow
Corp
*
Lynch Communications Sys Inc_l
Lytton Financial Corp
1
Mattel
5
Corp
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc
9%
3Ya
..
1
Steel
Lowe's
12 Ya
1
18%
26%
s
Corp
Star
19Y8
lc
48
3%
t
1
Candy
Lone
24
Ya.
■/:, 8
10
.--2%
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
Hugoton Production Co
Huyck Corporation
8%
Loft
.7Va
Inc^.1
838
Ilikon
-—5
Loblaw Inc
Matheson
213/4
25
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
Lithonia Lighting Inc„
Markite
*
7%
8%
8Ya
.
'
.7%
:9%
1534
i73/8
7%
■
10 ,«
16%
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3%
:
31/4
3%
.
9
14Ys
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Field
8
*
——1
10 3/4
15 Va
1
1
—>^20c
Va
14%
*
1
preferred
28«A
89
34 V2
——1
Shoppes Inc.
47 %
-"^
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Lence Lanes Inc_
Maradel
1
3^Q
Natural
26 %
93^
6 Va
-7
Hoover
Houston
1134
133A
A—10c
Horizon Land
4Y4
5 •/'
28
10 %
85%
8Ys
25%
1
__5
14%
46,
Controls
Richardson
class
414
26 Va
47Y8
30%
High Voltage Engineerng Corp_l
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
Co
15%
/
Levitt Ss Sons-^-——j.—.70c
Medco
4%
1
Elizabethtown Water Co
page
23%
10 Va
16 Ya
14%
44%
7%
Electronic Accounting Card
Elizabeth town
59 %
6%
Electronics
6%
see
121/2
56 %
91/4
15%
.1
21%
6
8%
1
Drive-In
Hewitt-Robins 5%
12 V4
Liberty Loan; Corp
8
:
1
Henry's
8%
111/4
17 %<
4%
■
5%
—1-',
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(D C)
14 Va
8 Va
8%
4 Va
Co
Publications
Cons
Heath
1
25%
footnotes,
Hearst
Corp
36%
For
25 Va
31 Va
7 Va
i
*
14%
—
28%
14 Va
26 Va
63A
50c
Northrup Co
14 Ya
Inc
&
13%
7%
Lehigh Press Inc
Lei
8%
24
.j
3%
Telephone
23V2
28%
6%
Munning
Harrington
21%
&
21
X5%
Hanson Van Winkle-
Hawaiian
2
—
1
13%
Harman
553/4
7V4
Lau Blower' Co—1
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
Leeds
8 %
19 %
—2.50
13 Ya
———
Shoe
IOYa
26%
73/8
■:
2
Inc
1
&
26%
22%
Koehring Company
Kollmorgen Corp
Kromex Corp
Krylon
Inc -
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Mining Company
.'■4%
Co
10c
Corp
Handy
Hanover
Mfg
Inc——
Va
24%
1.25
—1
43 Ya
Handmacher-Vogel Inc
3%
21
&
Glass
Inc
843A
Mangmt class
Mfg Corp
52.
1
6%
10c
4%
29
Vogt
Press
81%
Chemicals &
24%
10c
24%
Co
26%
Consolidated class A_50c
34%
&
•
1
Electro-Tec Corp
133'
4
Oil Co
41%
Hanna
25c
150
8
6%
21%
11 Yi
Louis Lesser
3%
5%
27 %
IOYa
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29
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35
18%
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103/a
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18 Va
35
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24 Va
7%
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12
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16 Ya
13%
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2.50
71/4
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23 Ya
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12 %
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23%
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20 Va
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23%
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21
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18%
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28
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—
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13%
28%
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31%
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Number 6239
Volume 197
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(753)
of Over-The- Counter Securities
Bid
Par
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Jockey
Club_lc
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1
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12 V4 7
1
20% 4'
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Patent
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5%
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25 %
27 %
22 y2
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1
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1
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13%
New
York
New
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12%
25%
56
North Amer Van Lines Inc
19
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20%
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40 %
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18%
34%
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12 V*
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19%
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45%
1
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14 y4
6%
29 y4
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23%
Exterminating
Orkin
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Overnite
Oxford
Power
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18%
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14%
Southern
13%
13
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Peerless
Tube
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Photon
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8%
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&
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Potter
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8%
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Nat
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20c
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——1.25
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1
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Revere
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50c
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•
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;
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Brand
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11%
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36 Vs
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6%
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Uarco Inc
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of
10
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10
(Jersey City).10
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of
56%
63%
46%
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56
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126
129%
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5
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Trust
(Philadelphia)
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C.25
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63%
:
First Westchester
Natl
Natl
Bank
;
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1st
Trust Co
Natl
Bk
10
(Wash)—10
41%
44%
92%
96
Second Natl Bank
Security First Natl Bank
45%
33 Vb
of Phila
10
(Los Angeles)
12y2
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Bank of Albany
10
State
35
State
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Franklin
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of
State
—5
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31%
34
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57%
60%
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Sav
&
Bk
Co
Industrial
(Union
National
City)
Bank
8
63%
29
Street B & T (Boston).10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
15
Trade Bank
Trust
& Tr Co
(N Y)„10
Co of New Jersey
2%
31%
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23
Union Bank
of
Providence R I—
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(Los Angeles)
7.50
80 V4
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83%
45%
69 Va
Commerce
53
57 V4
Union
—.5
28%
307/a
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
.10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)__10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
50 Vb
52%
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz).5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10
60%
65
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
Industrial
Trust
Valley Bank
Co
Trust
10
Co
Trust
United
&
(Phila)
(Philadelphia)—10
::
45%
41%
Co
States
of Maryland.10
Trust
(N Y)
20
(Winston-Balem N C)
5
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
National Stock
30%
26 V4
3% 77
Range
4 Vb
'
59
Friday
Last
Wire
65
166
158
7 57%
60%
40 V4
43
40
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42%
75%
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23
25%
6%
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8%
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Insurance
Service..*
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Development Corp
Wells
Range
15
Sales
7
of Prices
for Week
Shares
High
-
Industries
3.30
Corp
r—1
V
25c
50c
High
3.50
Jan
Jan
1.60
1.000
Jan
9.60
400
2.90
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3.50
Jan
Jan
1.80
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Jan
2.10
Jan
—
10c
25c
10c
Dow
1.90
9.60
6.30
1.60
8.40
*
.
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
1.20
9.60
10c
Co
Mining Corp
Leasing Credit Corp class A
MSI Corp
Nashville
February
Week's
Low
1
Golconda
6V4
Exchange
Ending
1
&
Chemical
63 3 a
23%
7%
Corp
Colorado
21%
29
Sale Price
Par
10%
1
Week
for
STOCKS
b
2.50
lQc
31%
——
105%
303s
28 y4
24
2.50
7
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&
63%
V 82
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
50
60
42
9%
5c
77 Va
6.25
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co. 11
North Carolina Natl Bank
—5
(Hackensack
103
50c
;
29%
60%
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
St Louis....10
Treesdale Labs
.
Newark
58%
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
& Trust Co (Philadelphia)
5
Camp
Corp
of
84'4
5
Co
Bk
80%
4%
Mfg
State
Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
Chicago..20
1
Furniture
10
of
Ansonia
Marie Reid
36%
27%
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12.50
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6
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34
&
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28
26
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24
of
Roekland
5Vt
Corp
17%
23 Vt
8%
28%
10c
Co
9 7:-
(Suffern N Y)
5
Royal Bank of Canada——10
Royal National Bank of N Y__5
8%
Gas
Bank
(Albany)
96
1
Products
Commercial
Co
59'4
10c
Tropical
(Cleve)— .8
59%
7:12%'
11%
Westchester_5
55%
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Specialties
Transogram Co Inc
Trico
17'4
104
50 ya
92%
Transistor
34 %
Ask
8V4
103
52%
National Newark
Essex
Banking Co (N J).
87
55 Va
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42%
•
77 Va
26 V4
of
Northern Trust
102%
25 3
32%
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66
60
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97
5
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6.25
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5%
Rockwell Mfg Co
Rorer (Wm H) Inc
5 Vb
47
of
(Atlanta)
14 V8
3
8%
'
30
Natl
169
25%
49.
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5
Natl
First Natl Eank
24%
2%
71%
20%
(Chic)—20
33%
10c
7-
18%/:
Trust
First Natl Bank
2.50
46
11V4
10
First
Transcont
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4%
Bank
National Community Bank
Rutherford (N J)
38%
Hartford Natl Bank & Tr Co.lO
18
1
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342
35%
83%
67%
30c
10
20%
Trust
City Bank
39%
58
Inc
9
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(N Y)_10
61
Rockower Brothers
17Va
65
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16 V*
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95 %
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co-.——10
Fidelity Union Trust— .7
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1
16%
3%
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12 Va
County Trust Co.—10
Federation Bk & Tr Co
New
91
7
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•
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89
of
Bk & Tr-
■
25c
Robertson
20%
6V4
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Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
56%
Harris
14%
5
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4%
19%
Monmouth
7Va;
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class
27
4Vs
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Merchants Bank of N Y
4
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1
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Transcontinent TV
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58
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Natl
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50
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Fairfield
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National
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3%
21Va
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4%
,
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10
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53 V4
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.
Co
Trust
7:7
National
First Natl
3
System Inc
Trans-Coast Inv Co
Trust
Meadow
First
1
•_
City
Southern
(Savannah)
10
10
Trans-Air
Corp
&
13%
24
5
1
Corp
Toys Inc
Tonka
3
Rice Mills Inc
B
U\ Timely Clothes Inc
13% 1
Tip-Top Products class A
12%
Tobin
Packing Co
9%
Tokheim
9%
12%
Corp
class
21
12%
8%
Foods
Citizens
401
55
Phila.10
Tr
7
1
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Ridge Tool Co class A
Riley
Tillie
5
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of
Chase Manhattan Bk (N Y)_12'/3
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
12%
76%" 7
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass
*
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—2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co
*
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of
Bk
Hudson
4%
Reading & Bates Offshore
(N J)
Bank
Natl
6%
%
33 %
Natl
5%
25c
30
.10%
77
3
*
43 7
County National Bk__10
11%
1
6
10c
(Buffalo)
:
5
Manufacturers Hanvr B Si T.15
Maryland National Bank
10
7 35
Hudson
60%
Dynamics
Inc
Trust
(Phila)—5
Co
Co
13 Vb
10%
Radiation
Trust
Trust
12 Va
57%
Indus
65%
Mercantile
;; 3%
26*4-
Service
9%
12 V2
Par
62%
10
1
1
Marine
5
Long Island Trust Co
Manufacturers dc Traders
Mellon
Bk of Passaic
16%
l
1
Tidewater
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Ask
130%
42%
Bank
13-
—*
Bid
65
First Natl
3
Puritan
5
29%
16 V3
,
39
First Natl
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73s
27%
England Pwr $4.56 pfd.100
Nippon ElectricAmerican 'deposit rots.*:
Wiegand (Ed L) Co
5
62%
4%
10
Texize Chemicals Inc
Therm-O-Disc Inc
Thomasville Furniture
76%!:
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St
8Vs
*
12%
28
Bk
■77357.
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11%
Industries
(N Y)
4%
7%
1
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Texas American Oil Corp
Texas Butadiene & Chem
4%
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9
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Inc
Natl
St
Camden
11%
1
Lines
Broad
12
—————*
1
Gas
24%
12.50
New
3%
125
New
7%
1
Tenney Corp class A
Terminal Transport Co
Commerce
of
32%
5
Corp 20c
Inc
Bank
31
3%
Television Shares Mangment
of
Bank of Commerce
First Camden Natl Bk &
19 V4
—
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First
4 Va
11%
34 Va
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Bank and
11V4
17%
Co
Inc—
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7Par
65 V4
18%
Teleflex
Ltd—**:
Telephones Inc
v'
9Vs
8%
—25c
Measurement
Fund
(J
104%
25c
10
3
—
Motors
Jewell
103%
pfd_
61%
67c
1
R E D M
9%
,
1
-
3%''
A—50c
Inc
Inc
16
*
33%
20%
Texas
Corp
7%
13
28
Products
25%
.
17 Va
25%
Fashions
3%
11%
•
Purolator
29%
16%
Supermarkets Inc
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purex
Corp Ltd-
Pueblo
23%
•
3%^*
6%
5
class
Honda
7%
American Security & Tr Co...10
Bank of America N T & S A—
(San Francisco)
6J4
20 va
23%
25c
10%
.
24'/a
'
21%
I
Indus
5%
i
8
5
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27% "
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'——*-1—1
8%
9%
8%
12
Svc of No Carolina—*1
Publishers Company Inc
40c
V
■
1
1
5%
V
Hamp!_5
Public
Technical
16%
50c
Petroleum
Public
3%
.
4 3%
—1
Pubco
9%
,
15
1
—*1
8%:
Taylor Corp
Taylor
Devices
Taylor Instrument
13%
32% 7.
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9%
7 Va
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
Commercial Trust Co (N J)..10
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33%"
12%
I ■" 7
—
6%
,
*
Cleveland
s
36%
...5 \f.
1
Tastee Freez Industries
29%
22%
Properties——*—10c
Research
Corp—2
Professional
8%
27%
.5
Primex Equities Corp
——10c
Printing Corp of America1
Products
12%
-
Co—7%
Premier Microwave Corp
Producing
Tamar
Tampax Inc—:
Tappan Co
Tasty Baking Co
7»/a
4
.
Bank
15%
22
^
Industries
Talley
12%
11%
!
'
Superior Electric Co
,_L_ 1
14 V*
7 Superior Mfg & Instrument-50c ■:.:'-2Va>
Susquehanna Corp
1
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11%
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30%
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Goldsmith Bros
78
75 Va
Electric
Industrial
Corp
Inc
,.38%'
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Security Stock Issues
9'4
33 y4
.10
Strawbrldge & ClothierStubnitz Greene Corp
51/4
Bid
.
_
Georgia
Centl-Penn
14%
___1
Materials
_
Properties
Central
1
15 V'o
Corp of America
Premier
Strategic
_
Graphic Arts
37 Va
28
5
:
13%
1
Instruments
Inc
Mortgage
26%
•
73 Va
2
Co
Swank
_50c
20
4%
387
'16%
••?
■
■
1
Products
Works-;
Market
A
Systron-Donner Corp
Szabo Food Service——
70
18%
25
20
13%
America
of
Home
Inc
Co
Co
34
Inc
Genl
Co
Prod
Register
32
/Polychrome •©orp!*!*——!*■*•—1-'
Popell (L F) Co.—:****■!;.—ii'ilOc/
Portland
Motor
Screw
12%
3.75
1
Boatmen's
3%
15%
Co
37%
York——*—100
Bankers Trust Co (N Y)**_—10
77 17 va
Corp—2
Chem
PneumoDynamics
Books
16%
-
11%
51%
3%
Hall
7
■
23%
Sons
57%
15%
Stein
11 Va
,
6% i
51%
10%
35 Va
34%
Loan & Finance Corp A_1
33%
31%
49
13 y8
72
♦
State
27%
:26
Plymouth Rubber Co——-——5
Pocket
Star
37%
:
1
48
lc
4%
4%
17
21V4
:6%
75 Va
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1
5y«
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Cordage Co
25
Plymouth
v%5%i
16 V4
16
53%
2iy4
com__2.50
S3
9Vj
15
(Newark)_25
8%
!
15
„
—10
Corp
&
13%
40
7 Va
2Va
Mfg Co
Poors
Inc—50c
Co
Gas
Stanley
Stanley
14 V«
—*__1
Inc——--—.
8%
4%.
31%
'
Standard
11%
Pickering Lumber Corp—3%
Piedmont
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&
Preferred
41 Va
Co_3.75
Water
-
7%
4%'
29%
'
1
14%
A__1
Beryllium
Standard
16%
13
:_—1,1
—
Standard
7%
:
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10%
8%
,'Perini' Corp———
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Peter Paul Ino
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Corp
Philadelphia Sub
14%
,'
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_10c
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
:Petrolite
Standard
39*4
--2
Chemical
.
Staley
6%
13%
1
cl
12%
10
33%
111 '•m
2
16%
15
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co_»
_8
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr
Penobscot
9%
Tele
Freight System
Sprague Electric Co
28%
13
L—1
Co
Spector
8%
.1*7
—_5c
Inc
14%
Parchmnt
Paterson
23
9 '/a
21%
16%c
720%
37%
States
Metals
8%
20%
14 Va
23 %
35V4
7
-5%
v
12
Southwestern
Special
7%
8%
A—_1
&
13
21% 7
5
29%
19%
26%
Corp.——*_* '
7
::
Gas Producing Co—1
Southwestern Electric Svc Co
1
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
6%
21 Va
Inc———!—X'
f Parker-Hannifin
Southern
28 %
:
Utilities
11 %
7
7%
8%
*
__5
Wisconsin Power & Lt CollII10
Wolf Corp class A
1
Wometco Enterprises Inc A...1
Wood Conversion Co
5
Work Wear Corp*!*
1
Wrather Corp
♦
Wurlitzer Co
10
Wyandotte Chemicals Corp___l
Wyle Laboratories
*
xtra Inc
1
Yardney Electric Corp
25c
Yellow Transit Freight Lines..1
York Research Corp class A
1
Zayre
Corp
1
Zero Mfg Co
1
Zonolite Company
1
Zurn
Industries
1
6Yb
19 y4
5
Co
England Tele—25
Nitrogen Co
10c
Union Gas Co
—11
25%
26%
24 v»
.
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>>
17 Va
'5%
•
-;
-
Water
Water
&
10%
•
Co.lO
Cousins
31%
V
Southwest
:
12%
Express-2 4 16%
Vegetable. Oil Corp****5:.
Packard
.
17,-1
4%
4%
Pac Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific Power & Light Co—_6%
Pacific
•
Gulf
Gamble Robinson Co—5
Pacific
Southern
16
-
5
Pacific
Gas
5%
17%
81 Va
22 V4
'
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California
Southern
•-U
1
Inc_
Bakeries
Southern
50
C 577
16%
76
20%,
~Co~5
■.
Win-Chek Industries
Winston-Muss Corp
cl
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10 Va
6 Va
Corp
!_1
Telephone Co
10
7%
•
9 Va
Capital
<6%
6 Va
„*—*
Line
East
20
V -V V
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Pabst Brewing Co—
Pacific Airmotive Corp
Far
Southeastern
47%
Par
16 Vr
6%
27 %
49 y2
Co_50c
14%
Southeastern
46 %
7^a
Recent
51%
27
21%
—50c
'!
Pacific
Engineering class A
48%
South Shore Oil & Develop—10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
23 Vs
72 Va
6%
Inc.—2
Products cl A__2
(H)
Advance
13%
1
vtc
12%
1
Investment
Paper
Soroban
25%
A—-,25c
class
©zon Products——
1
5
Corp
68%
Investments
(Jim) Corp
25 y*
22 va
5
Co
Chemical
23%
20%
Sorg
19Vs
'
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5'%
24%:
42 V4
23
21%
*
Wilcox Electric Company
3
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Macii.l
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1
class A
Inc
,710%
1
Business
33y4
18%
/
10%':
.
77
40
5
Kentucky Gas Co
& Telephone
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23
10
Weyerhaeuser Company
Whitin Machine Works
Whiting Corp..
1
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Co.
Light
Western
4ya
17%
l
5%
10 7
33 Va
■7, 15VB
9%
19%
3%
■
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9%:
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■■.
6%
13%
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Co..
5%
31%
1
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2
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31%
.
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3.75
Co
Power
Corp
Small
7 Vn
i*!*5
Capital
18
31
1
Telephone
7 Westland Capital
Watson Bros Transport •A——I
25 %
■■'
25%
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
48%
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
15%
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I
Chemical Corp—
-
24'%
Inc
Warshow
48%
Skil
7ya,
-
—*
Old Ben Coal Corp-
Onyx
le '
—**
Sierra
36%
6'/8
B
Siegel (Henry I) Co inc A
17 Va
33%
10
Class
3%
3 Vs
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Exploration—__1
Oklahoma Cement Co
Okla Miss River Prod Line
•:
7
48
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Western Mass Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power & Gas
16 V«
Pharmaceutical
&
'•;..••■■ (■'"■■
44V8
20%
14%
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
19%
45%
723%
•
44 Va
&
Grove
Walter
43%
•17%
Instruments
Norton
Nat
Vitimix
Walnut
36%
31*4
5
^Oc
50c
Inc class
Western
2
Vitramon Inc——-———10c
Vitro Corp of America
50c
Wallace
24%
7
.7
Western
39%
19%
Fair
Walbaum
•
Niles Crane &
Shulton
i-
17 %
Ontario
Noxema
;•
23
42%
Amer
Co..
22%
21%
10c
'Corp.—4':
Sanders
Waddell
15%
Co
37 Vs
Vacuum Electronics
.1
Vahlsing Inc.—
10c
Valley Mould & Iron CorpJ__5'
Van Camp Sea Food Co——_l
9%
14%
.Northwest Natural Gas.—7.**9%
Northwestern Pub Service Co—3
V
17 7
50c
Gas_—*
Northern
.
7.'7;87:v,'.
15%
1
Shawmut Association
6%
•5%
5
Corp
Shaer Shoe Corp
Shatter Proof Glass
13%
23%
53
Rock
Trap
File Company
7%
Ranknote_2
Service
Corp of America
Corp
Sexton (John> & Co——!
WA
(A C)——*———1;
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals——10c
Nicholson
Nielsen
Columbian
;
Coast
of
,
20%
Upper Peninsular; Power ,Co-—9
—
106 y2
102%
1
5
Tube
d~A~~l
Corp
7% 77 West Ohio Gas Co
10%
West Penn Power Co
Point
Manufacturing
44% '
Westcoast Transmission
41%
Company—50c
Mills Inc——5
Vector Mfg Co__
*
Veeder Root Inc**«
12%
Vernitron
10c
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt
*
6%
2
7%
_50c
Buildings—1
7
;
Utah Const & Mining Co
Utilities <fc Industries
Vance
1v430%
4
Co
Lines Inc
Lines
Inc
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Vanity
24%
28
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50c
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5
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Truck
Utilities
Inc-
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32 3 B
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1
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14%
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3
♦
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Univis
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Scott & Williams Inc
;
13
Weissberg (H. R.)
Ask
4%
9 7V
Wellington Mgnt Co class A.lOc
Wesco Financial
Corp
1
9%
16 Vi
1
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17 V4
7%
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14%
10c
Co
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15%
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5%
Corp.l
United States Sugar
Corp
1
m 7%
7
;
Inc
Assocs
Foods
Fetzer
50c
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Inc
36%
—10c
Co—;..5
(Walter
Lad
Scott
v.i?
^ 34 Vt
Bid
*
,
10 V,
Servateria
States
Corp**
(Del E.)_
9%
18%
Leasing Corp
Realty Invest
United
Brewingii...!!-15
Research
&
United. States
19%
5%
5%;
5 %
1
Co
(John J)
V.i,'638
6 Va
'
Realty
Neiman-Marcus
Nesbitt
19%
.
Investors
*
Work-Clothes Rental—50c
Nat'l
14%
24%
45%
States
Webb
4%
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5
Co
Capital Corp
17%
1
Propane Corp
National
Science
Science
Development_lc
National Periodical-
16%
13'4
Corp A—!—50c
H*—*—!*****!->.***50o
National
Schneider
Preferred
United
Par
Wayne-George
l
17%
Engineering
(Jos)
8%
6%
.
77:
6
37%
10
United Servomation Corp
United States Envelop com
I
Prod
Bantam
Schlitz
22%,
National Homes
7Class
Schield
22%
15V8
Corp—1
Cleaning Contractors_l
National Food
Products Corp_l
National Gas & Oil Corp_
.5
Schaevitz
434
8
5 V,
35%
1
1
A
Electronics
.
338
37%
Ask
l
:; 5%
42 Va
1
Co
Machines
Tubular
Scantlin
10»/4
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Corp
class
Drilling
Business
Sawhill
51%
%
Associates
Fe
2%
—1
Petroleum
;:11% 7
35 Va
•.
12 Va
Capital
Jacinto
Savin
f-
l 7%' ;? ;7 8 Va
:-=
San
10c
Co
Savannah Elec &; Power
24%
23%
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Paper
Louis
12%
National
■
Croix
7%
Corp——i—*!i!i.66%
''•National
10V2
8%
Nalco Chemical Company*—1.25
Narragansott Capital—1
Co,
1
Safticraft
•!-
Fabric
Greeting Cards-:
Corp
;
United Investors of Del A
United
Nuclear
Corp
(Quotations for Priday, February
15)
Bid
Artists Theatre Circuit_l
United Illuminating Co
*
534
29%
10 Va
•
Narrow
5 Va
27'/a
32 y8
Inc.—_—5
Morton Mfg .Corp—:-l
Moslei/Safe -Co—_.w-!--*-!!!!,-l •'
Mothers' -Cookie Co***—
•
1
Rust Craft
Par '
■•
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1
11%
Inc—_*———.—1/
Foods
7777 v:
6
Inc
30 y4
1;
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5%
Candies
Stover
22 Va
9%
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Rudd-Melikian
18%
16
Inc
Kussell
-13%
1
Moore Products Co—i!—
-
19
17% 7"
Moore-Handley Inc_—
;,Pm
Royal Industries
1J%
12%
Servocontrols——
Moore Drop Forging Co_
Moog
•
Ask
45
40c
1.20
50c
Feb
2.20
Jan
2.10
...
2.10
100
55c
55c
55c
1.700
40c
Jan
95c
75c
95c
900
70c
50c
50c
200
45c
Feb
Jan
Feb
60c
Feb
Jan,;
95c
Jan
Jan
60c
Jan
...
46
(754)
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
of Over-The-Counter iSecuritiesfa (Quotations for Friday, February 15)
National and Eastern List
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
/ y
Par
Casualty & Surety_^_3.60.
Aetna Life Insurance.Li———5
Agricultural Insurance Co——10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
American Equitable Assur
2.50
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
Bid
'
Mutual Funds—
1
'
4.00
6.14
al4.98
r
"9.77
5.04
Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd-1
5.41
5.88
Knickerbocker Fund—_—
8.67
9.42
Knickerbocker
8.94
,
1.51
3.81
"mm
12.01
10.46
Life
11.39
12.45
9.37
10.24
13.52
14.62
12.67
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Fund Inc
10.94
a28.83
3.28
9.01
Investing
Mutual
Invest Found
Investment
12.94
727
De
1
1
Fund
10.21
9.82
25c
3.27
3.59
Theory Invest Fund Inc—1
Dow
4.74
15.99
17.38
Corp—1
————10
20c
5.54
Investment
Electronics
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc...
Penn
8.66
"5.97
25c
10.13
11.08
——_1
& 7.97
8.66
Fund Inc.————1
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
—1
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc.l
Financial Industrial Fd
Inc.lc
Florida Growth Fund Inc
10c
Florida Mutual Fund Inc.
1
Founders Mutual Fund——*
15.11
16.34
12.43
13.51
Fund
Capital
Fidelity
Fund
Growth
Federated
Fidelity
5.86
—;
Common, stock
-7 6.15
Investors—.——<-1
9.34
10.24
Fundamental
6.71
Trust—-1
Group Securities— <
' ^
General Investors
Electrical
5.22
Growth Fund——lc
Common (The) Stock Fund.lc
Fully Administered shares__lc
Capital
5.02
L"
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20th
4.91
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7.56
6.15
Inc—1
7.82
8.55
9.35
10.22
of
Fund
Income
Incorporated
Boston
Fund
Income
1
1
Value
Line
Value
7.60
Fund—..—lc
11.57
12.66
Fund.lc
9.98
10.92
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.96
7.62
Inc—lc
4.45
4.86
America-^.—1
9.89
10.81
Boston_i._l
11,30
12.35
Wellington
Mutual Income Fund
11.09
11.99
Fund..
17.90
19.35
10.37
11.09
Investors Variable Payment
6.41
6.92
Investors
5.73
6.20
.1
11.38
12.44
...1——1
34.69
35.38
Income
Wellington
Shares
Foundation
Inst
Growth
Institutional
Int'l
Fund
Resources
of
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
of
Investors
Stock
Investors
...
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Intercontinental Fd.
Fund
Research
Investors
Istel
Wall
Fund
Inc
Mutual Fund—1
(The)
Johnston
B-2
(Low
Devonshire
Tel
26.12
Ohio
25.22
Second
16.14
17.61
Westminster
4%s
—
Steel
Barium
Bell
Tel
Co
Burlington
conv
5%s
104%
1969
72
4%S—2003
Penn
of
101%
Carrier
Corp
Ches
Potomac
&
Consolidated
Dallas
Duke
Tel
New
78
York
4%s
Tele
Edison
102%
Quebec
Nat
102
Republic
100%
Sheraton
101%
4%s__ _1992
101%
Sthern
100%
Natural
Fruehauf
Gas
Trailer
4s
Hilton
Hotel
6s
Gas
of
Co
5s
105
Tenn
Gas
Trans
Amer
106
108%
116
5s
1992
—
5%s_
101 %
«
101%
104
1984
1971
Mi,7.76
6.60
7.15
106%
90%
96
Westcoast
5%s
Trans
all.13
/
100.1
lou.l
40'r
100.1
99.31
100.1
1, 1963—
99.31
100.1
:
f—
2%s
3,
Aug
Federal
——.
•v:
Bank
Land
Bonds—
1, 1963-
May
99.28
-
3%s Aug 20, 1963
3%s Oct
Dec
100.28
101.4
10, 1965
101.28
102.8
4s
100.14
100.22
12,1966
101.6
10, 1969
102.
Apr
10, 1970
103.16
4%S
Sep
10, 1970
100.24
101.24
10, 1971
SVsS Feb
4%S Jun
4%S Feb
99.28
100.24 101.24
103.
104.
107.16 108.16
10, 1972—
12, 1972
4%s Jun
-
101.24
102.24
,
102.8
103.8
103.16
104.16
106.8
107.8
3%s May
96.24
107.16
102.24
103.24
97.8
96.8
101.24
100.24
101.16 102.16
20.1974—.
103.24 104.24
4%s Feb
20,1978-73 wi>——.
103.16
97.24
106.16
1,1971
15,1972-1967
15,1972—
4%S Feb
3%s Sep
4 VaS Feb
102.16
12, 1973———
10,1977—
- :
101.16
—
20, 1969
15,1969
—
20,1970
3%s Apr
1,1970
5V0s July 20, 1970
4 %s Oct
1,1970-1967———
104.16
4%s Sep
102.8
101.
May 22,1967
i
4%s July
103.
4%S Aug 10, 1971
99.20
101.28
:—
—
5%S Feb
Apr
99.12
100.12
99.8
2, 1966
4%s Mar
Mar 11, 1968
1
101.14
100.
—
101.12
4%S Mar 20,1968
101.24 102.4
————
101.18
101.2 I 101.10
101.4
4%s July 20, 1966
Jun
100.4
101.14
——
——
21,1966
3%s May
100.10
100.2
—
20, 1965
3%s Feb
99.30
100.8
22,1963
4s
4%$ Dec
Ask
99.31
1963.
June
3.15s
100.3
100.3
100.2
100.4
100.16 100.24
100.1
100.1
—,
—
3.05s
109.1
100.3
100.3
101.6
99.
.,
,
„
100.
103.16
104.16
100.1
100.5
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
3%s May 15.1963
3%s Aug 15,
1963-
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Maturity—
Bid
Ask.
Treasury Notes (Continued) —
3%s Aug. 15,1964————
100.4
100.6
1 %s Oct
1,1964———
100.12
100.14
100.6
100.8
4%s Nov
100.6
100.7
l%s
Figures after decimal
Maturity-— ^
Certificate of Indebtedness—
Nov 15, 1963—
15, 1964
Treasury Notes— 1 %s
Apr
4s
3 %s
1, 1963—
99.25
May 15, 1963——
100.10
100.12
May 15, 1963
J00.4
100.6
4%s
Nov
1,1963
'
1
15, 1963
99.11
'
101.19
98.25
98.27
Feb
l%s Apr
4s
Aug
IV2S
.
Ask:;
102.3
102.5
100.28
100.30
102.26
102.28
l%s
97.8
103.3
96.14
96.16
100.11
100.13
100.18
100.20
95.16
95.20
101.25
101.27
94.22
94
1,1967
—
15, 1967—————1,1967——
Oct
98.6
103
103.1
1,1966
]%s Apr
3%s Aug
15, 1964—.—.—-
•
101
97.6
15,1966—„_—_—
1, .1966————>4.—
15,1966——.—
Oct
l%s Apr
1,1964
.—
4%s May 15,1964—,
3%s May 15,1964
Aug
98.4
102.30
-
1,1965
Apr
3%s
99.13
101.17
15,1964——
100.30
4%s May 15,1965
—
l'/?s Oct
1,1965
3%S Nov 15, 1965.u.——>—
99.27
1%S Oct
Bid
1
3%s Feb
100.18
93.8
94.26
94.4
100.20
93.12
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8-
1-62
3.35s
9-
;
99%
1992
99%
3.20s
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
100.1
3.10S
11-1-62
8-
1-63
99.31
1-63
100.1
100.3
3.15s
9-
3-63
99.31
3-63
100.1
100.3
3.15s
Bid
6-
4-62
Bid
Mai-
28,
7,
14,
93%
Mar
21,
22,
1963
Mar
104
100 %
Apr
_
1963
28,
15,
18,
1-63
99.31
100.1
11-
4-63
99.31
100.1
101%
102
Apr
116
111
1963
—
_
99.474
Aug
Aug
98.889
98.795
98.816
98.758
98.775
98.700
98.718
98.638
98.656
1963
98.580
98.599
1963.,
1963
1964——
98.522
98.536
98.022
98.042
97.232
97.251
25,
1,
1963
1963—
1963——
9,
1963
99.349
99.358
Aug
16,
1963
99.292
99.302
Oct
15,
May 23,
1963
99.248
Jan
15,
99.235
98.961
98.840
July
99.416
98.999
98.820
July 15,
July 18,
99.408
98.985
1963
1963
1963
May
-
99.021
5, 1963
11,
8,
15,
-
99.004
—
98.870
99.530
99.465
_
99.080
98.943
99.557
99.588
—
99.136
99.064
1963
99.549
_
•
1963
2.
24.
July
July
99.184
99.121
124
1970
June 27,
99.704
Ask
99.170
1963
May
101%
103
121
25,
__
__
Bills
13, 1963
99.521
1963
113
June
99.699
1963
Apr
—1984
99.758
_
99.650
1963
Apr
99%
10-
4-63
1963
June 20,
1963
11,
_
1963
4,
Apr
101%
99.816
99.750
1963
June
-
_
100.1
2-63
Bid
99.925
99.922
-
100.1
1963
May 31,
June
6,
99.978
Ask
100.2
1-
"f"v.
99.754
1963-..
Mar
100
Ask
99.870
1963__
Feb
100
102 \\
-i
1963_
3-62
100
2-
99.811
21,
Feb
89 Va
1983
12!>
3.15s
United States Treasury
88
101%
100.1
99.31
—
Ask
Bid
','99.31
5-
2-62
3.45s
al5.40
4-62
7-
Due
Rate
4-63
1-63
Due
6-
3.15s
Dated
Ask
3-
4-
Dated
3.10s
a79.23
95 %
A
79%
11
Bid
.
100.17
Rate
a43.71
1971
5%s
36%
/:
37%
point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Banks for Cooperatives—
Ask
3.15s Apr
1, 1963—
100.1
100.28
5s
a84.95
1970
C—
V
10%
2
100.30
114 /:
—
series
Westchester Fire
100.13
91
U S Industries 4%s_—
t
30%
99.31
—
99%
Tel 4%s_2001
ww
58%
75
22
65%
33%
•.
99.31
12, 1963————w—
86
5s debentures
113
~
100.24
Nov
109
4%s
Co in
Ins
6%
j'
62
—3
Insurance
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
Bid
—
1965—,
15,
1985
1965
5s
Fire
27%
—
15 1963———4
ww_1967
5%s
4s
S
U S Life
10, 1964
Dec 11, 1964
May
5%s_..1977
ww_;
14.25
7.10
101%
1977
4%s_
Am
Engl
conv—1976
Georgia Power 4%s
Hotel .St George
15.53
14.25
al0.61
2000
5s_
Lt
&
Pictures
New
Textron
El Paso
14.43
100%
103%
_1992
11.26
13.28
al4.93
5%s ww_1970
Petroleum
Pow
99%
Light 4%s_ .1993
4%s
Pacific
,
U
* 18%
Sep
Mar
101%
-1988
9.96
.1992
4%s
Ed
165 Broadway Bldg
100
4%s_ _2002
4%s~__
Power &
Power
_1982
4%s
Gas
3.21
—1993
4Vis
Pacific
Columbia
5.69
2.94
101%
146
5.21
Bid
Power
U S
17%
—
iues
Debentures Issues
Metropolitan
106%
138
4%s_1975
Industries
101%
101%
—
Inc—-
Bonds
Ask
Illinois
1996
1994
Fd_
Centennial Fund Inc
Fund
12
731/4
20%
(Ala)_l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
May 11, 1964—
a20.69
——
Exchange
Capital
Capital
Investors
Tel
&
6.85
a22.84
1——
Fund
Street
,
a9.53
Inc
Inc
Fund
Fund—
Federal
23.12
—
Fund
Street
Diversification
al2.99
Bid
4%s
Fund Inc—„—
Congress Street
Recent Security & Conv.
American
Inc—w—
Swap Funds—
Centennial Fund Inc.————
25.03
Bonds
Fund—10c
Ind
Fund
Wisconsin
1
Bonds)
Priced
18.97
6.27
13.18
Inc
Fund'
Growth
Winfield
Bonds)_1
Grade
(Medium
Equity Fund—_—
Fund—
Whitehall
84Vi
Co
3j/8S
17.55
10.30
Inc
Fund
Investors
5
of
Co
3%s Mar 10, 1966
6.91
Washington Mutual
Empire
Keystone Custodian Funds— //./:
B-l (Investment Bonds)
1
B-3
Investing Corp
Street
*
Security Life Ins
43%
.
United
87%
:
14%
5
15, 1963—
15,1963
6.95
9.11
Inc—
Situations
.—-—_10c
Fund Inc
Group Funds—
Investors
Fund
Line Special
6.95
Investors
Ltd—
Incorporated
Institutional
17%
15%
15%
Ins
4%s
>
Ltd
Inc/——
Fund
Line
■
Family Life Ins
United
7.28
6.32
•
Value
*
6%
69%
(Tex)
-
1
16, 1963
Sep
13.05
6.36
Fund
Tl/ / *■
1
Co
United
3%s
15.01
11.94
Fund
International
12
27%
175
America—2.50
Ins
9%
8%
^
;
4s
10,69
6.66
Canada Ltd——
United
53%
107%
;
169
3%s
4.03
13.73
Fund Shares-
Science
Funds
Bankers
Union
.
25
5
Co
20,1965.
12.66
10.05
Income
United
73%
-<
.
51
(NY)——8
Insurance
20,1964—:
20,1964
7.93
3.69
Funds Inc—1
Accumulated
United
2.63
;; 69
Travelers
(NY)
Ins
Oct
12.74
7.28
Inv—10c
United
6.69
2.40
127%
142
11
4%s
11.58
Fund
Growth
FundUnited Continental Fund
8.22
Imperial Capital Fund Inc..._lc
Imperial Fund Inc..
lc
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
2
4%s
11.79
United
•?£.•
x
Standard Sec Life
Oct
a30.30
of Canada Ltd
UBS Fund
United
5.48
79%
48
a36.15
Inc—————.—
Century
136
3%s
Fund——
Fund
Texas
18.08
Funds Inc—
Series H-DA
<\
17.55
Inc_,
40.62
Inc———
Television-Electronics
12.10
1
Mutual Fund
•
37.87
Investment Corp—
7.22
H-C7—w—-U- 10c
Hamilton
14.16
Fund
91%
129%
102
-
4s
8.82
Street
49%
781/a
:
123
120
5
Corp
87
3
Southwestern Life Ins Co—
100 1
15.50
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—
a21.09
Guardian
Series
10.15
Inc__l
Shares
Industry
8.16
Stock
13.84
9.26
shares....—lc
shares
—lc
Petroleum
Growth
13.81
Investors—-I——.-—
Aug
3%s
'*
12.64
Bond
General
3.30s
3.30s Sep
15.06
Balanced
Title Ins
3.40s Apr
Stein Roe & Farnham
7.58
Insurance
Co
69%
13%
:•
741%
76
Ins—500
Standard Life Ins
Life
-16%
12 %
46,
Springfield Insurance Co
2
$6.50 preferred
——-10
50%
Buffalo-^u-^
Accident.-
&
Southland Life Ins
Title Guaranty Co
Co—,
:
-
53%
48
&
Life
081%
-
66
:
1
—5
ie
45 %
:
10
3V4S July. 16/1963
11.73
State
6.91
65 Vi
3
5
Mid-Cont
79%
121%
68%
17
4%S Apr
Southwestern Investors Inc.—_
—
Shares—lc
Equip
5
(N Y)_:
Corp
(Jacksonville Fla) -2 Va
3.40s May
10.02
Shares—1.2
in Amer Industry Inc—
American
Sovereign
75
115
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn-~.
3%8 Mar li, 1963—100/
Shareholders Trust of Boston—
7.29
..6.25
of Amer
Ins
Surety' Co
——5
Security Ins (New Haven)—10
Security Life & Trust Co
5
'
—
9.26
Shares
,
Aviation-Electronics—
U—
10.73
Selected
&
Life
/ 4%s
•
alO.OO
Fund Inc
Stock
Common
2.87
8.25
.'
<:•
Clark—
&
Fire
Paul
Seaboard
3.15s Mar 15,1963——
31/sS Apr 15, 1963
'
.
10.68
al3.53
of
Stevens
St
Seaboard
Insurance
35%
■
Obligations of Government Agencies
11.13
9.83
axl8.75
Scudder
Marine
r
•
14%
__3.50
121%
221
Federal Home Loan .Banks-r-
7.58
6.94
10.18
Canada—_25
Fund
Scudder
6.76
7.59
117
i83/4
Lawyers
9.09
Stevens & Clark Fund-
Scudder
32
Co
Insurance
50 Vi
Boiler
28%
'77
211
Insurance
Home
■
(Texa&)j.—5
Reserve
47 %
Steam
6%
92%
88%
l-X
25
Republic Insurance
4
Co
35%
6
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
—5
Insurance
12
33%
6%
173/3
Ins
130%
7%
10
70
.10
Insurance
American
Insp
16.43
8.36
Inc—
Fund
1
37%
■
Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
Employees'Insur (DC)—4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
Great
14.91
15.12
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc.—
8.37
2.61
America
of
Gov
-
Research Investing
2.72
series——_^lc
Inc.—_4-l
stock
Preferred
14.76
Fund
—7.
(Geo)
Growth
Revere
2.47
lc
series.——lc
series.
Util
11.15
7.62
Series—.
Bond
7 6.37
10.20
Putnam
,10%
Ins
Men's
Bus
126%
1
6V8
Figures after decimal
Inc
Fund
Putnam
2.25
Life
Franklin
10.15
8.85
&
Owners
35%
66
1
55
8.19
Profess
10
Life
Co
Insurance
11.63;
Inc——-.-.-———:—<-—
Fund
for Income-
.
Puritan
4.58
(Phoenix)
Co—„2
4.43
Home
16%
Lamar
4.05
101 %
Pioneer
Phoenix
67
11.99
.
Provident
6.32
2.06
Funds—r
—lc
'
Fund
v
40
2.50
97
Philadelphia Life Ins Co——5
78
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
10
Kentucky Central Life & Acc—
Growth Stock
(T Rowe)
Price
771%
14"%
Jefferson
9.29
65%
73
,.——5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins——1.
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
5
Firemen's Fund (S F)
1.25
6.39
11.51
D :
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
1
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
5
Reinsurance: Corp
(N Y).
—2
13.63
10.94
(Wash
62%
Ins Co—
C)
84 Vi
82
15.57
50c
Inc
Fund
Pioneer
19.79
4.18
5.79
1
Foursquare Fund
Franklin Custodian
Fund
18.31
-—1
*
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc—
Pine Street Fund Inc
6.05
a20.39
Co—;-5
Insurance
77
Interstate Life
"8.10
49
62%
N
Providence-Washington
12.89
7.39
50%
37%
-
Y-10
of
Co
67 V2
Illinois
al4.88
23
; 34%;;
64
5.88
Square Mutual Fund—-—
Insurance
30%
.;
28%
14.25
Fd Inc_l
Pacific
52%
58%
4%
.
3%^
12.47
1
Fund
:47%
.
46
3%
Co—
•
Employers Group Assoc
Employers Reinsurance Corp—5
Federal Insurance Co.—
4
12.22
xll.79
1
1
44%
Amer—2
Co
Indemnity
63%
•
47
55 %
1
of N Y
Intl Life Ins Co of
Street Fund-.
Over the Counter Secur
14.42
>
—
(N J)~.*-1.25
Life Ins Co
;
83%
Forster lnc—_5
&
Hartford
One William
13.32
13.34
—-—/-50c
»■ Stock Fund
Insurance
Criterion
5
Co
Hartford Fire Insurance Co—_5
Oppenheimer
12i33
Fund ———;—50c
Balanced
Casualty
8.51
&
Ins
Pacific
Peoples Life
7.79
Inc
class A
46%
44Vi
Peerless
Hanover
Shares
Life
181
86%
6.34
Chemistry
Line
147-
5.80
Electronics
48%
173
Greatamerica
9.48
36%
45
142
Co—
Gulf Life
9.39
19%
34
5
Assurance
7.87
al5.13
18
Hampshire Insurance:.——5
York Fire Ins Co
5
North
River—
2.50
~5
Life Insur
Continental
4.30
8.66
2.50
New
60
6.62
Nucleonics
5.12
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc—
Eaton & Howard—
of America—1
Co
7.20
7.92
Nationwide Corp
New
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)>2
_.
8.99
Shares
Ins
Combined
General Reinsurance Corp
11.30
52'/a
'
3.93
1—1
Series———;-——!
Stock Series—
—1
Growth Stock Series—
1
New England Fund
1
New Horizons R P Fund Inc
'New York Capital Fund Ltd_34c
■
30%
49%
com
Old
Gov't
Preferred Stock Series
98
94%
•27%
AA
25%
6.06
Series
>
1
Line Ins
23%
1
Series—
5
Union .Fire.—„—_5
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga),1.25
12.47
Series
Accident Ins_
&
137%
130
47%
11.41
Securities
Income
11.16
8.20
8.96
71%
Glens Falls
Dividend
12.03
66%
66
15.77
Bond
58.09
11.01
Inc.l
Inc
Fund
Stock
Growth
Diversified
Dividend
57.51
Investment Fund—1
Income Fund
Delaware
Diver
—
62
2
14.59
Balanced
17.38
1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
Delaware
17.21
1
Vegh Investing Co Inc
10
Corp.——1
Series—
1
1
*
De
Life
Old
National
Georgia
National
7.33
Nat'l
Nat'l
81%
1021/2
_10
National Fire
16%
23.53
Investors
;
651/2
61
,_10
(Bait)
Life
55%
10
First Nat'l Life
~2.87
77
Indemnity <fc Life Ins
Monument
72 %
21.75
National
20.89
4.52
10.08
Midwestern United Life Ins Co.l
34
>
^ : 8% i
3%
15 Vi
Wide Securities Co Inc_l
Nation
21.00
6.70
9.07
15.84
Foundation—1
4.18
Growth—1
9.18
Fund—.—1
Mutual Shares Corp„———1 axl4.18
2.81
Mutual Trust Shares
—1
Mutual
10.34
19.12
1
6.23
8.28
52
Mass
1
5
Casualty
Maryland
i
6%
5%
13%
12%
15%
166
160
39%
36
40%
135%
•14 /v-
Northern Ins Co of N Y—-12%
10.80
14.65
Ins.—
1
Life Insur—_5
Life
Northeastern Insurance—3.33 %
Eastern
Series—
%'
36%
T30f:4^
Loyal Amer Lile Ins Co Inc_50c
68%
(N J)
—1,10
30"%
interest—1
Medical Securities Fund Inc—1
Morton (B C)
& Co FundsSeries——-————
National
93%
"38%;
28%
Eagle Fire Ins Co
10.80
Lincoln
r
»
of Va
i;
«
of NY—2
Crum
9.88
88'A
/
;
Life.———1
Life Insur Co
Citizens
8.46
beneficial
Liberty
28% J
30%:
Boston Insurance Co-^——5 v 40
,42%
Citizens Casualty (N Y); wA^i2
14%:: ' 15%
24.72
of
Lincoln
1
Shippers
Natl Life Ins
Beneficial Standard
7.74
Units
15%
of
Co
Assurance
5
(Galveston)
22.62
Fund—
Life Insurance Co
13%
2.50
Re-insurance
Continental
15.32
27 Vi
38%
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
^ 84%
.41%
33
26%
'
:
.
Connecticut Gen
14.02
Penna—5
Life
(Newark N. J)--2Va
32,
American Life^^ Companies Inc.l -v'i!, 7%
Amer
Mercury (Wash DC)—1
3%
Ins
89
25 Vi
Income.Life Ins Co—1
Nat
Liberty Life Insurance
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm>„2
42%
-
25
Life Ins—
American Home Assurance
:—1
—*
Life
Mutual
—-——--
3.19
2.92
|
Ask
Bid
Par
X:
„94ya
140
,
40
Amer Ins Co
Amer
Ask
.
90
135
Fla) 1.^——T/ ^ 12%
<(Jacksonville
Bankers
2.99
Fund Inc*
10.54
6.65
:
Bankers &
al4.96
2.67
Massachusetts
16.97
19.50
Heritage
American
3.00
Insurance
8.29
13.37
2.44
Growth
11.97
17.99
12.26
—lc
10.46
9.51
11.96
shares—————lc
10.61
9.64
16.12
16.46
Stk
General
American
American
6.15
15.25;
1
3.28
9.71
Fund—
Fund
Income
5.62
2.10
Investment Inc
Western
Diversified
13.23
15.53
6.69
6.10
3.74
9.57
Growth Fund Inc.lc
Series B
Crown
12.11
12.11
Fund Inc
1
Consolidated Investment Trust.l
Corporate Leaders Trust
11.55
11.08
Concord
Continental
6.85
10.62
14.82
13.69
1
shares
.
;.
Co_1.50
Insur
American
1.92
15.13
6.27
1
Inc
11.44
13.84
50c
_.
Fund
Composite
11.20
10.44
Stock
Composite Bond &
4.07
4.45
3.42
Petroleum
17.98
10.25
15.11
2.68
17.92
16.62
Investment
1
Stock Fund—1
Commonwealth
12.39
13.52
2.45
Paper
-1
5.48
23.22
13.84
;
'
--I
Canadian International Growth-.
Fund Ltd ——————1
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund.;——lc
Century
Shares Trust.—
1
Chase Fund of Boston————l
Chemical Fund Inc
—2oc
Colonial Fund Inc
—1
Colonial Growth & Energy____l
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth
5.02
Special Investment shares—lc
Transport shares—~—lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 %c
Mass Investors Growth Stock
7.32
''
16.40
9.98
21.28
Insurance
Insurance
10.96
9.14
Fund.— 1
Growth
Fund Inc—1
Loomis-Sayies Fand of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—-"'
Managed Funds—•
Electric
shares
lc
General Industries ,$hafes—lc
Metal
shares
———-lc
13.B9
6.70
10.04
.
Income Trust-;—;—1
Investors Inc—1
Lexington
9.57
Life
Com
Fund Inc:
Lazard
11.05
Investing——50c
Bullock,Fund Ltd-/--,-—.-:—-rpfV
\
£
V A-:'u:.Tr
California Fund lnc__———-1
Canada General Fund—
(1954) Ltd
—
Canadian' Fund Inc.—
(Growth
S-3
1.66
4.62
Street
Broad
4.33
■
:
5.68
--
—
.
8.45
7.81
*
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc--1
Boston Fund Inc new.^,.—i---l
Canada Ltd
6.91
6.27
Inc.—---——1
Affiliated Fund Inc————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_33Vbc
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
AxerHoughton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
•
Fund
Advisers
Fund Cont.
B'4 (Discount Bonds)———1
K-l (Income Fund)—1
K-2 (Growth Fund)—
_—1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk)__l
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
.
Aetna.
Custodian
Keystone
2.34
2.14
I'und--w--.--,-w»-25c■
Aberueen
Ask
Bid
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
Par
_
Monday, February 18, 1963
s . ;
1988
92%
1938
95%
V
FOOTNOTES
116
*
_
95 Va
•No
98 Va
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net
asset
Exchange,
FOR
value,
t New
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted
b Bid
stock,
x
Ex-dividend,
wi When
issued,
y
;
...
.
to listing , on the
Ex-stock dividend.
Volume
Bank
6239
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
clearings, this week show an increase compared
year] agol- Prelimihsiry figures compiled by; iis,^
.
with;
Number
197
Complete
the last day of the week in all
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of
the country, indicate that for the; week epded
Saturday;
*>f the Uiiited States
from which it is possible to obtain weekly
clearings-will
be 3.1% above those of the
corresponding week last
^stand .at $2.8,779,035,973,
against $27,923,-624,892 -for i,the -same week in * 1962* At:
this eenter there is
6.2 %. - Our
detailed
ended Feb. t^.
New
Ending Feb.
16
York
$15,457,677,08T $14,558,355,904
.1,269.712,402 .U,325,146,328
uJifiL-LP" '*1(045,000,000
1,099,000,000
Chicago
Philadelphia TL
Boston
-
-
i
-
—t;.
Kansas
St.
i.~--
City
789,057,233
_1
512,760,190 <
444,200,000
Francisco
the same week in 1961. Outside of this city there
increase of =9J) %, "the bank clearings at " this, cen¬
having recorded an increase of *23.7%. We group
L—-T-T",-.*.
Cleveland
._•!—
cities
Other
five
cities,
.Total
all
+
446,141,043
'2.5
+•
3rd
7.2
i
5.i
5th
Cleveland
.
.Total all cities for week_-_^_"
$28,779,035,973
York
; 1,403,142,362
802,722,020
+
"
873,806,162
1,629,528,368
1,515,193,422
+
"
1,825,005,698
832,463,641
1,687,255,724
+
789,867,286
"
760,210,625
710,580,565
794,701,893
749,652,006
Philadelphia
71,786
55,386
58,319'
5,481
4,809
4,718
4,713
4,477
5,791
5,387
6,284
6,306
5,824
5,568
5,372
5,219
5,232
4,949
Foreign
3,798
&'682
3,319
3,126
'3,002
3,200
-'.3,547
3,452
U.
,.;.
4,117
4,039
3,554
3,270
3,175
3,151
3,179
2,976
Fran...
4,477
4,213
2,548
T2.64T
2,485
.
Boston
San
Cleveland
3,267
Pittsburgh
Kansas
Louis
2,408
2,163
1,928
1,999
1,954
2,453
2,324
2,107
2,082
2,065
1,981
4,883
1,744
2,615
..
2,734
'3,588
2,663
Minneapolis.
2,734
2,994.
2,551
.
City
3,170, j
3,218
.,
Dallas
2,539
2,188
2,007
•
.2,182
')
1,715
1,751
1,649
1,930
1,835
1,745
'•1,658,
1.534
1,342
1,259
...
2,414
2,344
2,024
1,842
1,816
Atlanta
...
2,284
'2,122-4
2.C06-
1,818
1,764
1,851
1,846
1,711
1,587
1,630
1,601
1,425
1,328
1,287
..
Cincinnati
1,603
.
Richmond
1,139
XU7
-1,134*
v
•
is
Exchange
appended.
The
'.<*.?',*•
T
-.
•
1'- **''
•
Boston
—
York
,
1,031
;
920
853
951
885
.h
877
870
4th
Cleveland
1,179
878
5th
1,169
1,122
.949
915
L502; •1,411
1,355
1,559
Omaha
St.
1,565
.->
834
914
878
760
1,363
1,191
1,137
1,073
T 917
7th
1,079
975
870
v
1,035
....
941
1,131
.
-8th
835
7?9
791
■
't
-
-
,
636
658
vl,195
1,004
865
843
855
Chicago
—
—
"
"
31
-—j—
'26
751
654
:
•
813
728
653
651-
663
659
613
651
San Francisco
Inc. or
5,043,549,947
X
8,607,444,-402
Dec.
•->
79,425,580,124
4,133,858,389
1961
5,881.831,039
'h
1960
$
$
+
1.7
4,401,695,295
4,031.170,238
+
.
12.4
73,957,706,553
5,201,483,367
57,414,653.756
—
4.4
5,112,988.210
6,973,924,228
6.908,566,888
.1
4,060,016,439
3,756,591,609
T
7,900,572,203
7,253,101,604
3.451,086,098
6,795.504,810
12,999,856,095
12,791,468,600
11.708.528.910
l1.043.264.292
4,286,676,699
4,055,448,357
3,685.833,011
3,471,323,533
3,974,656.002
3.874.766,064
3,386,577,857
5,505,294,446 T
5,354,172,541
4,924.700,894
4.409.290.210
6,466,509,549
8,954,268,309
6,154,987,340
5,337.812,139
-4,972,149,025
8,450,203,388
7.220,925,309
6,834,994,982
"162,918,758^660
137,808,880,836
117,496,414,992
66,022,067,744
62,109,523,75a
/
"
"
,
14
'
Dallas.
12th
+.
"
$
"
"
17
-
.
.
3,060,422,950
615
Washington
Total
Outside
-772
643
590
623
600
824
741
668
647
595
783
678
638
641
585
109,522
-
York
City—
—^171 Cities
-
525
127~829~108,212
New
530
9X3
-
Nashville
151,33 f 139,766
Cities
•
'
1962
7,927,315,821
..
"
L
City————
532
730
11th
Reserve District of 2.6%.
In the Kansas i City
District there is an increase of 2.8%; in the
Pallas Reserve District of 5.0%, and in the San Francisco
Reserve District of 6.0%.
apolis
Reserve
•
5,620,465,011
7,930,713,620
'
"
6
16
——
—
Kansas
a
'610
Buffalo
Tot. 31 Cities
Minneapolis
its credit
76,136,960,327
-
Louis.—
St.
743
825
899
..,
Milwaukee
9th
10th
?
938
—..
Paul
Memphis
Other
r
1,211
976
"
16
1.8%,
The Chi¬
gain.: of 1.6 %;
the St. Louis Reserve District of 5.7%, and the Minne¬
5,130,557,059
"
8
—
1—-
cago Reserve District has to
89,309,459,079
"
13
larger
by
•
'
1,251
Birmingham
Denver
.,927
1,291
,1,121
1"
15
—
District
'
•
14 cities
10
:
Richmond T--————:
'6th ^Atlanta
Reserve
and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 8.9%.
jg-j
L
Philadelphia J——
Richmond
in the
.
—
—
1,018
:3rd
I960'
'
63,932,362
0.1%;
°
934
Jacksonville.
—-
8.0%,
been
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals are
$
1,261
-1,042
'
v
1,120
9931
■
1961
:.■[
'
:
■
of
the 1963 aggregate of the clearings
$162,918,758,660 and the 1962 aggregate
$150,919,911,863. In the New York Reserve District the
totals record an improvement of 12.4 %,
and in the
Boston Reserve District of 1.7%, but in the Philadelphia
Reserve District the totals register a decline of 4.4%»
by
.
89,108,085
80,883,432
?&."'•
-1,333
Portland
6,215,000
+•*-—'
'
1962
100,614,538
.
1,186
....'
6,645,100
6,714,000
1,438
Seattle
63,932,362.
$138,053,000 $110,125,000
:T
Louisville
Orleans
T
1961
89,108,085
Federal Reserve Districts
New
We also furnish today a summary of the clearings for
month of January.
For that month there was an
having
r
+
the
increase
1963 are given below:
i
...
1st
655,734,662
10,748,423,623
1962
i':
:?•"
'
Month of January—
-:2nd
^1,302.965,409
20,911,192,44L
Stock
New
•
1,347.232,530
11.383,022,363
1963
•
572,060,260
+14.4
25,869,152,139
$117,643,000 $133,063,000 $144,698,100 $116,340,000
January——
.c-
576.715 836
9.0
$110,050,000 $126,349,000
bonds--
1,679
Houston
Baltimore
4.3
17.1
7,593,000
'
+
+
80,883,432
£• Bank
.
615,637,379
692,020,678
+
1963
Govt
Tr'*!'-
723,319,625
700,064,325
6.0
12,410,049,685
:,'j .i.-.i.-imiv+wv..-Number of Shares
1,691
1,796
745,925,552
7.0
+
27,495,229,592
100,614,538.
1,772
"2,003
5.4
+
13,531,268.733
,TThe volume-.of-^transactions iri share properties on the
Stock Exchange for the first month of 1960
to 1963 is indicated in the following:
1,974
1,897
+
32,186,146,446
New. York
:2,036
v2,2QL
2,366.;
1,340,929.939
—
S,. Governments
Total
1,358,002,437
1,658,310,562
106 cities
2,815
»r3,{585',
•
1,369,482,092
8.2
1,497,094,997
—Month of January
misc.
International
-
....
747,747,909
7.3
-
1,284,493,750
1,711,970,847
■;
York
shares-
&
717,241.830
"
Bonds-
Railroad
.1,269,124,686
8.9
694,879,698
—
'
of
Number
47,789
851,384.796
+H.1
725,057,539
City.—
1956
51,410
51,265
5,209
Chicago
Detroit
St.
76,983
859,948,31$
10;598.917,961
991,885,123-:
——10
Stocks—
.1962
86,781
York..
14,905,424,451
.
v
,
"
Description—
——Month of January (000,OOO's ©m itte.d)~-l—
1961
1960
1959
1958
1957
1963
New
1960
$'-'''
-
6
.
results for January in 1960 to
sBANKCLEARINGS 'FOR LEADING CITIES IN JANUARY
T:.r-T >;-r'V'T: '-for eight years
/;
1,559,118,416
monthly detailed statement of transactions
New
9.6
+.
•
895,724,474
+ 23.2.
"
'
"«•
of
-v.
■;";i• ss-
+10.9
11.104,897,789
9
:■
usual
the
962,922,669
15,577,021,054
1,211,042,492
v
"
7
....
New
Our
on
1,067,693,826
19.195,546,938
'X
4
San Francisco
Outside
'it,
7
-
Total.
Estimated.
-
196i*
Inc. or
,
ft-
6
1
Dallas
The course of bank clearings at
leading cities of the
country for the month of January in each of the last
eight years is shown in the subjoined statement:
-
District
CLEARINGS
10
Minneapolis
Kansas City
3.1
+
BANK
'
it;
17
12th
——-
1.
;
:
11th
1,152,81
i
I
——
„,
St. Louis
$27,
cities
9
——_
Chicago
9th
1
—
Richmond
Atlanta
10th
ernes; one uay__'•
a'- T/'-. :i*. •v.;..:
12
•9
6th
days.
cities, five days_:
+4.3%; and" in the 'San Francisco Reserve
:;14;4%,^i;.;>T
'
v
—,
Philadelphia..
4th
^■"2.0
days__
five
11.1%; in the Richmond Reserve
The
(
'
-2nd. New
6.4
—
Boston
7th
All
*
+
1st
OF
\1S63
Federal Reserve* Districts
2.3
668,058,512
,
403.789 878
•
SUMMARY
9—•
,
"""
654,499,092
Baltimore
-Week Ended Feb.
50l ,208,732:
820,892,106
S
413,871,721
of
Chicago Reserve District has ^ enlarged its
totals by 8.2%; the St. Louis Reserve District by
5.4%,
and in the Minneapolis Reserve District
by 7.0 %. In
the Kansas " City -Reserve -District the totals register an
improvement of- 6.0 %y in-the Dallas Reserve District of
'
4.2
t" 1-7
.433,400,000
873,600,000
Pittsburgh
Ten
•
7.3%.
m
ter
increase
an
6.2
; +
775,926.459
"
Louis
San
%
expansion of 23.2% ; in the Boston Reserve Dis-:
in the Philadelphia Reserve District
.In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
District of 8.9%, and in the Atlanta Reserve District of
For that week- there -was -an- increase of
Clearings for the Whole fcountry
having .amounted to •$32,186,146,446 against $27,495,229,592,
1962
record
•17.1 %the. aggregate of
was. an.
Week
an
trict of 10.9%, and
statement, however, which
•
TELEGRAPH
BY
elaborate
show
has to be estimated.
cases
present further .beloytr.we are. able to give the final
and complete results of the week previous—the week
cpmparjrtiye: summary iotr the week follows i:
CLEARINGS-RETURNS
Iri the
which they are located and from this it appears that in
the New York District (including this
city) the totals
we.
)gain ^or vtte week -ended Priday of
a:
of ,9.6%.
•
Ourpreliminary Totals
year,
the cities according to the Federal Reserve Districts in
the"
upon
FebVvl6,^eSrhigjs froj^ all cities
47
and exact details for the week covered by
fore'goihg will * appear in our issue of next week;
We cannot furnish them
today, inasmuch as the week
ends Saturday and the
Saturday figures are not avail¬
able at time of going to press.
•Accordingly, in the above
a,
based
(755)
11,587. 11,153
.
9,979
•
9,284
104,358
9,083
103,393
The
following compilation
covers
the yeats as by months for two
MONTHLY
years:
CLEARINGS
96,330
8,634
8,718
112,108
104,335
58,727
60,697
56,546
-Clearings Outside New York-
-Clearings, Total All
8,005
112,992
'
Total
All
Month
162,918*150,919T37,808"Tl7.496" Tl 8,605"
..
Outside NYC
76,136
We
73,936
now
66,022
add
62,109
our
60,285
1963
$
January_
1962
:
162,918,758,660
M:
$
150,919,911,863
•Month of JanuaryInc. or
Maine—Bangor
—_-l—...
—
.:
—
"Bedford
Inc. or
-
—
'
2
11
""
; %
8
30
:
■ •
<14
cities)
Reserve
21
37.519,100
40,955,100
1
3,352,657
'3,495,118
—5,13
895,724,474
District—New
York-^Albany^^^^..^.^,
Buffalo
'
r-
736,191,672
19,611,281
Jamestown
York
86,781,798,333
"
280,219,044
:
171,006,287
TT VT 39,339.322
Rochester
Syracuse
Utica
New
Jersey—Newark
Northern New Jersey
(10
cities)
71,299,160
,^150,646,457
T
20,268,112
—
'
Total
York-
317,389,813
Elmira
New
-12
2
—
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester
Second Federal
New^
l
•
'
Waterbury
Total
4
1
-
New-Haven—
Rhode
76,136,960,32?
J' 4,11
...
—
.
New
79,936,768,693
—;
Springfield
WorcesterT-———————
Connecticut—Hartford—
>
-
„,
•-•.•-^,
Fall
River—_u—L—.
Holyoke
:
Inc. or
Dec.
$
2
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston—
;
1962
1963
Dec. %
First Federal Reserve District—Boston
New
8.0
-Week Ended February 9-
Dec. %
Lowell'
+
^
detailed statement showing the figures for the month of
January and the week ended Feb. 9 for four years
Clearings at
,'
InC'; 6t
Dec
>
430,222,078
T,
513,413,137
89,309,459,079
4,204,585
4,219,865
18,654,877,713
59,228,191
T
38,158,861
+
%
3.0
48
(758)
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1
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1
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-'V
'
1963
Third
Federal Reserve
$
6,774,932
Bnhlehem
Lancaster
26,536,263
37,256,146
24,674,798
8,948,154 ?,
v.
8,236,999
Iebanon
r.
1963 >
\
1961
1960
S
$
1,181,882
Dec. %
$
:?•;?>
>;? 31,718,276 y;
<a)
33,549,914
■a;
:
2,452,000
;'>
Bois
8,826,664
-
.
Jersey—Trenton.
2,650,130
2,458,483
1,493,202
v
—59.2
1,723,861
a
+ 42.6
(a)
1,510,884
:
'J
22,482,967
7,058,487
5,32Tl38
5,478,675
8,164,530
4,809,000,000
4,718,000,000
1,129,000T600
1,032,000,000
2,773,857
32,079,425
21,397,212
31,262,579
(a)
15,339,110
■7:20,662,608
7
25,427,110
2.6
/#+
'
5.8
-J +
a:
7.5
1.8
•■A \i
3.7
+
2,930,649
1,457,663
2,078,461
"4,080,387
4-26.7
y-l'
—25.7
7s
'■;786,000,000
7
5,438,939
I.'". 6,497,795
4,727,003
.
'■a
8,737,040
(a)
3,767.619
6,588,640
a
92i,ooo7doo
9.9
+
4.1
A'
6,071,219
},r 6,496,305
8,466,348
vl
116,966,449
74,864,416
1.7
'
yv>:"
+
6,432,901
6,857,342
i
v-
3,733,303
m-.
■
!
-7
7.
8,153,769
33,861,219
33,659,764
;. 7: 2,407,274
>7 7;775,375
1,376,385
■"1,950,000
(a)
7.9
—
84,118,594;
;
609,026
6,913,044
46,719,091
•.
8,990,691 >•
136,883,111
142,000,545
85,560,226
Delaware—-Wilmington
>
15.5
33,560,891
(a)"
Wilkes-Barre
7,416,608
10,799,604
48,493,221
5.0
7.4
+
.■'
>•
14,517,273
34,438,900
Scranton
7.1
+
-
5,481,561,000
17,174,499
5,209,682,000
Philadelphia
'
:y
6,403,135
7.9
—
(a)
39,917,857
Harrisburg
•
$
6,393,183
4.9
+
7,835,357
v
(a)
Hazleton
1960
$
10,961,007
d-r-
6,459,392
.
7,971,438
Chester
New
1961
•
V Dec. c/o
...
VMonday, February 18, 1963
District—Philadelphia—
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Du
Inc. or
1962
$
v:
.
.
-Week Ended February 9
■'■V-Inc. or
-Month of January-
Clearings at
.
j
,
112,123,805
28,9307953
66,443,357
26,937,924
y
•'
V'•"
20,252lo74
>
12,068,830
'
'
,
Total
cities)
(13
4.4
5,881,831,039
—
851,384,796
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—Ohio—Canton
,m..
Cleveland
...
rvitnmhnn
'
Hamilton
T.nralffi
3.0
2,734,488,924
392,013^800
+
5.0
291,996,700
+
7.0
20,866,957
10.2
'
;
70,000,887
Youngstown
1.3
7,071,796
58,372,095
13,986,775
13,192,541
10,932,553
11,547,342
+
1.4
65,387,605
12,513,551
12,212,551
11,874,753
15,111,032
3.2
56,270,731
469,742,664
428,004,011
6,778,527
■
—
_
+
64,456,425
.:T'yt,riT
,.„r„
Mansfield
:
1,328,403,796
+
—
" y";
■
-
59,052,279
Newark
Toledo
ii
■:
i
60,502,909
0.5
3,267,035,685
.
V
,
,
+
27,915,759
■
-
0.3
67,457,465
1,609,420,120
w.
Cincinnati,,y
mil
i
1.9
—
185,561;812
,..r
I.-
—
156,292,231
2,063,562,482
1,999,274,038
Erie
43,014,861
39,661,769
Oil
16,777,520
42,714,154
26,769,114
42,885,683
14,951,844
20,322,540
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
City
'Kentucky—Lexington
West
Virginia—Wheeling_________
Total
335,527,919
1,269,124,686
cities)—7,930,713,620
(15
1,284,493.750
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West Virginia—Huntington
:
96,853,000
1,587,141,462
8,136,162
801,517,875
—
Maryland—Baltimore
590,951,915
I78^36l7993
3,451>;086,098
873,806,162
Frederick
District, of Columbia—Washington
Total
•
5,521,151
:
•
27,437,000
249,709^036
11,356,483
1,851,110,947
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
5,536,309
24,466,140
1,018,071,061
40,941,"798
—
Richmond
South
c
28,870,105
131,649,000
1,139,331,567
53,904,635
119,338,098
Virginia—Norfolk
26,439,000
:
.
,214,057,116 y
9,686,297. •
85,131,640
401,4057341
'
383,968^868'
369,805,173
7,529,082
4,060,016,439
(8 cities)
i63^4<C&8£
«
_
**802,722,020':>c
747,747,909
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta—
Tennessee—Knoxvllle
■
192,281,960
Nashville
Augusta
42,067,538
.
.
-Columbus
"
2,284,500,000
.
39,257,516
florida—Jacksonville;
I
1,559,916,681
yv?
Mobile
99,881,815
:
■
r
—
Jackson
"
—
y>,;.i- Meridian
.
■
47,298,461
4,079,416
1,468,985,000
•£
y
Seventh Federal Reserve
■
Flint
34,186,154
31,394,125
34,048,904
28,236,904
10,411,013
8,639,472
7,775,927
7,481,084
3.3
5.9
29,046,883
31,281,794
7,817,875
6~90l7i~82
578067613
677347518
+
3.8
1,411,264,218
1,355,563,866
300,305,728
285,367,742
284,030,434
299,013,185
+
11.6
200,453,890
185,838,875
+ 14.8
1,191,274,289
1,137,021,177
336,5357178
270,9267108
239,4307649
22275107711
73,851,900
72,008,836
17,545,932
17,097,667
38,790,259
35,166,897
38,815,000
0.5
38,776,000
86,024,129
12,292,395
3,887,272
>+10.2
1,261,002,000
•
'
.
+
+
/
2.4
3.6
+ 16.4
v
Wayne
Indianapolis
Haute
y
56.184.993
:>
20,739,109
i
^
.64,631,615
yy>;
900,570,192
Milwaukee
+ 18.0
:V
19,054,005
3,319,682,000
41,950,048
5.6
96,437,710
19,717,712
61,387,715
3.7
+
9.8
—
2.4
0.8
+
3.1
138*648,491
+
5.7
5.5
4.3
1.4
824,746,651
3.6
13,488,348
13,332,362
2,130,352
2,228,644
5,017,627
4,715,341
+
6.4
41,881*815
40,868,180
293,353,497
109,283,354
5,888,031
17,720,471
+
2.5
:
269,178,935
98,095,249
Manitowoc
Rapids
—
Moines
342,431,740
.
106,417,436
8,270,419
City
Ames
Y:
■
Illinois—Aurora
—
5.2
6,284,616,481
SS
-
«.mj«
62,923,006
Peoria
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
",259,576
323.721
4,726,587
Springfield
Sterling
(31
944,273
248,259,356
1,515,193,422
1,358,002,437
1.2
4.4
13,544,341
2,587,758
4,558,707
cities)
—
12,999,856,095
2.6
+ 40.5
—
3.1
25,015,121
16,011,780
67,101,002
131,430,871
415,187,712.
47,727,697
61;576,373
69,129,504
41,781,649
5,723,862
17,819,215
/
9,430,239
-39,634,989
69,825,468
2.7
3,688,202
+ 28.2
12,791,468.600
60,721,714
39,958,602
3,597,166
13,9227479
13,9857669
1575
102,52o7odo
96)6567000
11,714,847
+ 18.2
5,065,532
4,268,837
+ 18.7
201,*5157734
+
9,919,914
?
178,4^741917
Tl,245,561
.4,329,377.
■y.'■}
165,8887065
/
5,346,581
143,0587729
9,951,623
:
11,708,528,910
11,043,264,292
8,327,238
7,585,325
+ 22.9
63,966,623
48,241,656
+
0.1
21,199,914
19,532,163
2,338,777
+
2,336,915
+
0.1
3,188,666
1,455,103
1,196,750,490
:.+
6.5
1,182,320,875
922,720,580
8,650,331
"V* 9,974,491
—13.3
8,121,143
13,956,453
12,152,287
13,957,955
14,149.412
10,462,309
9,299,282
1,825,005,698
1,687,255,724
5,501,938
"
-34,725,698
3,729,791
a.3
61,772,736
23,155,703
1,274,400,166
69,554,641
57,091,344
/!'
9,186,379
75,130,386
23,167,464
34,594,877
2.2
+13 J.
99,180,000
13,047,093
5,568,888,804
+ 13.3
9,283*091
17,719,366
79,130,538
4,750,683
15,993,571
7,201,219'
5,824,494,859
+
19,697,330
liils'ilns
4,752,937
34,310,228'
242,744,613
0.3
—
18,392,201
15,3827989
9,793,565
+ 28.6
6,306,602,567
a
35,586,692
2,888,851
,11,356,692
2,253,080
•
+ 14.3
—
5,742,056
21,459,726
741,359,249
10,449,670
+
—:
+
9,995,663
.
•'Chic ft en
Total
795,219
237,297,000
13,8097993
21,433,456;
51,595,145
40,255,632
+ 16.7
—
'
Ftockf ord~
954,906
;
'■
51,244,523
23,145,170
59,619,756
+
—
Sheboygan
Bloomington
-
288,569,000
19,850,344
67,680,125
Watertown
Sioux
869,073
43,585,571
440,255,997
+
20,015,908
67,520,844
15,678,826 >
3,126,249,000
24,726,969 >
10,355,092
—
11,143,351
Des
16,860,279
299,793,000
54,378,750
+
913,811,957
10,596,449
Iowa—Cedar
V
85.787,487
0.6
—
Oshkosh
•
11,294,858
3,258,843
1,179,773,523
5.5
+
20,957,423
9,784,531
80,054,193
159,354,384
525,155,131
Gary
:
15,103,478
80,704,265
"
+ 27.5
—
67,794,727
25,630,357
10,027,275
80,688,888
154,636,770
497,005,855
53,242,560
28,142,210
„
Bend
+
44,559,840
109,553,018
.20,828,567
Muskegon
Bay city.
Terre
+ 12.3
17,550,199
.70,290,057
-.i--
Lansing
South
.
+ 17.0
3,682,126,000
115,730,660
Wisconsin—r-Madison
7.2
+
1,629,528,368
I-'-
56,801,498
Rapids
Indiana—Fort
392,200,000
+
20,709,489
—.
r,yr
410,000,000
+
,
95,664,939
12,668,152
4,060,557
1,333,160,000
'»
3,798,872,000
Jackson
448,300,000
District—Chicago—
Detroit
Grand
31,329,782
132,169,249
1,818,500,000
192,632,755
413,709,000
141,642,211
2,006,700,000
8,607,444,402
(16 titles)
Michigan—rAnxi Arbor^.—-
.
•;
14,741,884 ;
—
:
Vy Louisiana—New Orleans
Total
;
41,512,000
99,105,302
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
Vicksburg
:i
1,565,744,348
Montgomery
27,600,561
175,249,770
7.7
238,441,206
1,363,997,374
85,403,315
42,102,903
40,554,000
>
265,986,109
Alabama—Birmingham
30,395,590
638,628,720
+
34,853,112
35,000,187-..
;
32,700,799
8.5
155,228,782
678,929,308
145,362,348
+
33,047,732
1,502,432,036
•36,000,000
—
+ 13.7
169,095,711
783,833,650
2,122,000.000
850,343,701
Georgia—Atlanta
7.8
.16,626,564
17,668,548
1.4
11,874,015
'j, 10,219,474
+ 12.5
8,288,547
5,843,339
+
8.2
1,658,310,562
1,340,929,938
+
5.8
390,500,000
371,400,000
+
—
■
y
Eighth Federal Deserve District—St. Louis—
Missouri—St.
Louis
Cape Girardeau
Independence
Kentucky—Louisville
"Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Jacksonville
Quincy
Total
2,065,359,398
32,002 301
;
II
(a)
I
-
1,186,929,145
980,584,984
4,031 731
17,'769,'l40
(7 -Sltles)
4,286,676,699
1,981,657,674
30,200,600
+
4.2
1,888.066,500
1,744.607,085
+
6.0
24.732,083
24,344,455
4,423,175
4,394,106
4,475,064
~6lo
1,120,032,895
899,902,278
+
+
9.0
3,737,599
+
7.9
934,588,477
813,724,475
3,915,948
+ 15.1
16.382,353
15,442,247
4,055,448,357
,-r
+
5.7
3,685,833,011
417,200,000
394.300,000 ;
951,013,110
227,858,768
219,343,825
+"79
201,107,758
728,895,913
183,484,333
172,844,047
+
6.2
150,479,572
14,009.517
3,92~0~540
3,379+14
+i7o
3.838*222
3,471,323,533
832,463,641
789,867,286
5.4
745,925,552
196* 214*3*31
•.
152,554,710
4,059,347
+
.
3~,150*5*84
723,319,625
'
Volume
197
Number
6239
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(757)
-Month of January-
1963
Clearings
at
• ■
1962
'■
Dec. %
-Week Ended February 9
-
1961
Inc. or
•
;v
$
1961
Inc. or
1962
1960
Dec; %
S
f
49
.
Ninth Federal Reserve District
—Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
38,218,553
2,615,189,480
Minneapolis
Rochester
Paul
St.
Winona
Fergus
North
-
Falls
;
Forks—
Minot
South
Dakota—Aberdeen-
Sioux Falls.
—
—
"
v
LewistoftV;
Total
1
14,598,333
12,648,511
20,937,516
63,861,543
4
410 4
:V
7,825,521
482,622,656
202,009,602
;
,
1
9,494,317 +
465,632,827-
-
-•
.
11,754,413
11,031,768
'
•'j'*'• ••!"■ './■ "v'1 '■;'v:^"].V.'.
•'I"'"'
> x
4,260,961
4,139,027
—
3,406,788
3,386,577.857
.63,077,454
-V
v-
:
T4;959,803
'
x
••
"
'i'*-
1760,210,625
900,064,325
•
•710,580,565
•
■K-'
Hastings
•
....
<
.
.
.
,-f,
J 57,51^454.
iinc°ln
6,483,876
,
:
!
Topeka
-
St.
"
" ,v
Missouri—Joplin
f, Kansas City,—
>\
v
•
Wichita
2,596,137'
77,842,022
178,545,962
——
f
-
————————-
,
.
Denver--—
.5,295,503
f.
.
;
Total (14 cities)
—-i—
—
>
'
'
——
'.
■". Port • Arthur—
Wichita' Falls—
■
'
4.0
3.2
-
3.2
—
3.9
+
67,089,067
4,258,550
319,237,233
■
16,218,298
34,869,725
508,076,932
14,799,452
+
26*4
3.6
33,961,451
477,600,055
+*6~4
4393"b8~965
13,433,164
+ 10.2
12,955,345
7,800,650
+~0~9
6,^666*525
6,891123
794,701,893
4,400,290,210
62,178,792
749,652,006
6.0
692,020,678
655,784,662
325,359,075
228,418,471
28,923,000
2,344,658,981
8,511,015
31,396,760
10,612,333
71,723,558
;
1,251,074,917
City--——---———-./.
+
17,651,970
+
7.6
14,488,629
16,295,399
+
4.3
491,067,996
480,0417366
48,596,789
5,663,000
+
3.8
42,809,854
47,2U7874
8.9
5,607,000
6.188,000
60^456^963
27,671,000
5,161,000
|
1,842,174,572
8,105,283
8,230,949
•
.;
;
.
i
34,878,574
5,998,158
68,104,537
17,087,410
725,057,539
Stockton
Total
ff, 84,566,682
—-r.-——
<
8,954,268,309
cities)——
(18
-v
0.8
+
4.2
+
9.9
—.
2.8
7.9
17,516,643
+
4.3
576,715,836'
.
U,232,276
+
■
694,879,698
.
•-
11.6
+
247,943,012
27,744,244
58,723,858
23,244,018
975,185,484
27,747,938
479,153,715
315,505,821
57,240,569
135,934,193
38,288,392
90,499,209
29,536,608
3,354,880,925
7,249,998
4.2
f
—10.6
2.5
66,335,859
124,898,382
—12.8
47,642,071
74,052,786
6~3
26,241,827
3,565,193,379
—
+
7.7
—
+ 19.1
-•
193,507,099
202,769,616
5,640,483
V
9.4
5,599,812
8.0
258,847,247
211,291,336
203,976,007
216,1477754
125.318343
116,3074,718
111,53737958
97,2797741
2WU392
25,450,376
137365,318
12,966,834
177270", 141
18,2997802
9537706,689
820,368,755
7197717*,ill
667,945,793
47,295,806
44,695,222
f 38,826,649
50,314,209
-73,720,282
16,132,494
13,175,360
f
-
191,272,066
56,616,302
78,320,858
+
7.1
+
6.0
7,220,925,309
6,834,994,982
:'■■■+
8.0
137,808,880,836
;
+
+
226,564,165
6,712,092 '
173,523,654
29,766,993
528,084,879
379,683,455
13.9
—
915,958,321
28,942,149
65,199,071
24,064,100
976,028,329
+ 11.5
«,450,203,388
•
949,930,195
+ 11.6
162,918,758,660
76,136,960,327
total •£173: c!ties).i-«+-
v Grand
150,919,911,863
73,936,768,693
....
^Outside i'NeW;+York--^.I—-
(a) Clearings
31,037,159
.
16,100,048
1,711,930,847
1,497,094,997
+ 14.4
117,496,414,992
32,186446,446
27,495,229,592
+17.1
-62,109,523,752
13,531,268,733
12,410,049,685
•
-.X...
1
1,347,232,530
The
RATES
CERTIFIED
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TREASURY
TO
shows
UNDER
TARIFF
ACT
OF
ended
1930
'
,
"
,
1
FEBRUARY
»
-
■ i
■
.i.I
i
.i
i ■
n
8,
mm
i
Country and "Monetary Unit
.
<:
i
■
TO
1963
i
FEBRUARY
14,
1963,
■
'
Friday
Monday!
4--^-!.—
+
Canada,
-
.00740800
.0200800
,; Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Ireland,
l'
Italy,
v
.
pound
lira
_
_
-
.00747050
S
2.233593
.0200795
.927500
.210112
.144675
Closed
.310566
million.
.0200750
.927968
1
.204050
.144718
.310566
.204050
r
.204050
X
.249804
x.
.209847
.209852
.00161000
.00278866
J
.327358
.249808
;
.209837
-
2.803260
.00161031
.00278916
7
.249771
Birthday
2.803200
2.803300
_
Lincoln's
,
.327360
2.803160
.00160925
'
•I'rKs 'i::
.00278766
7
it-" .327316
.327350
t
.00161015
;
;
.00278883
.0800560
.0800560
■/ +';■
,0800560
-
Netherlands, guilder
:.
;i:
Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
•.
Republic of South Africa, rand____--_—
United Kingdom, pound sterling————
.277925:
New
.
.
—_
.277800
2.775445
2.775544
.139929
x,
.
-
.0349000
,0349000
.0166643
...
.277650
.
.231279
2.775405
.139950
r
-
*.
-
.231254
'■•
.0349000
^
.0166643
.192850
V:
.
.277700
/
.139950
'J- .0166643
.192862
.
2.775504
V
.139950
•
'
,231250
1.396363
2.803200
2.803260
:
.
<6349000
.,231275
1.396343
"
2.803160
demand deposits
in U. S. Govern¬
for
a
net
gain
of
$101
during the
increased $50
million;
year ago, these loans
Loans to brokers and dealers for
a
purchasing or
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
banks increased $26 million, Treasury certificates-
by $12 million, and the combined total of
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased
Demand
,
-
million. "Other" securities decreased $26 million.
deposits-adjusted decreased $539 million in
New York City, $241 million in the Chicago District, $138
million in. the Cleveland District, $121 million in the
$26
.192950
<;
v
1.396393
2.803300
.
^0166643
.192943,
..
1.396413
the week
million in loans ad¬
increased
"
+
changes for
ber
'
.0800560
principal
An increase of $210
personal financing institutions decreased $12 million, as
compared with a decrease of $148 million during the
similar week in 1962. Real estate loans increased $15
million.
"Other" loans decreased $64 million.
•
•
.249825
.209855
following
of
carrying U. S. Government securities increased $216 mil¬
lion, and their loans for purchasing or carrying "other'
securities decreased $24 million. Loans to sales and
.210112
;
.310566
the
comparable week
,
.0386875
.
of
Feb. 6:
districts
.00744364
,
-
.0387125
.
.144758
.204050
_
Japan, yen
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
Mexico, peso
2.233673
Banks
weekly reporting member
the Federal Reserve System in leading cities
statement
.
$
"
.
(
deposits, $832 million in demand deposits
credited to -domestic commercial banks, and $235 million
in time and savings deposits.
Commercial arid industrial loans increased in seven
Feb. 14
.210112
,
.310566
_
>
ment demand
Thursday
Feb. 13
.0200800
.144783.
markka
France 1 Metropolitan), -new franc
Germany, deutsche mark
India, rupee
Wednesday
.927968
.210112
Finland,
a
■■
■
States Money)
$
.0386500
.927968
—-
United
■
'
2.233625
.0386687
_u-
dollar
i
.00739250
.
2.233705
•* -ii—
•
Feb. 12
■fff
Argentina, .peso
Australia, poundAustria, .schilling
Belgium, franc
'
Tuesday
Feb.11
Feb. 8">
-
INCLUSIVE
i.
" Hooh Buying Rate' fojr Cable Transfers Tn1" New York (Value in
;
.
,
10,748,423,628
justed, a decrease of $1,303 million in
adjusted, and increases of $559 million
"
—
20,911.192,441
11,383,022,363
condition
banks
,
,
EXCHANGE
25,869,152,139 :
Condition Statement of Member
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
requirements of Section 522 of the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the" Secretary of the Treasury the buying .rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a Tecord for the week just passed.
FOREIGN
15,483,173
4,302,965,40?
^
tX:V:
■.
66,022,067,744
to the
Pursuant
35,749,479
12,653,080
'J.
13,771,838
16,888,486
19,563,139
.
i
* Estimated.
discontinued.
operations
,U367587
572,660,260
* ■■■'•jr i? ■':'•'•*.•
.yjs f
iv-j-.V'^'. M'bv
;.t
15
7,833,542
f;
6.3
+
8,652,608
2.6
595,494,368
471,708,109
69,353,658
127,768,063
54,302,855
72,537,184
34,474,903
4,213,316,878
233,668,269
74,112,783
78,994,060
197,260,051
88,241,068
-
Barbarai.——
5,225,714
+
15,837,967
^;W+
5,836,437
75,796,140
31,731,246
4,477,713,887
$os€^—---^
Santa
.
(a).
"Li---—. >
San;-'PranciscOiUi*j--Ai—-i.i-.-u--
7,0877034
"
26,727,480
11,225,959
10,323,966
1,122,882,452
31,817,708
76,126,271
30,182,948
1,121,407,667
114,19.7,243
52,967,518
63,234,349
+;+Fasadenaf^i++i-^i^+t^-^+ii-liSf;:
xi I &*n>
13,425,863
601,293,535
•
66,428,490
—
Modesto
Riverside
427,176^832
f
'
35,424,839
664,073,902
537,192,060
:
<
"■
8,654,900
30,637,388
18,989,090
27,919,556
2,408,198,366
275,030,563
204,946,849
74,912,580
32,069,559
-Arizona—Phoenix •$-•-———
I
'16^3789
-
-
,
627,364*918
63,887,449
29,250,127
2,568,411,859
294,886,585
209,078,892
::
27,874,000
2,024,151,356
34,951,060
Utah—Ogden
f
158,109,913
+
28,538,736
.81,472,242
^;
:++Portland-:;-i-i^^
•
9,104,893
ax; +
865,257,771
29,381,394
2,994,530,511
.10,246,869.1,169,713,215 i-
Seattle
California—Berkeley
; Long Beach—i-—
651,643
7,872,502
68,430,892
86,565,057
;
," Yakimaf
Idaho—Boise-—--v.*-—
Gregon—Eugene.
Salt: Lake
f.
,1,132,107
2.7
4,543,907
301,388,363
2.8
+
; ;
30,576,938
1,004,161,166
5.3
—
9,222,902
171,665,799
20,507,320
36,141,873
0$$$''W&M'
-A-
,'f?
■:
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
.x,
'
6,040,380
2,324,088,727
+ 12.4
+ 18.6
2,541,026
cities)-1——^——
(11
Washington—Belllngham
;
+
+
+ 23.9
10,245,447
187,173,085
39,989,978
166,546,185
5,905,205
2,107,738,764
186,441,694
,
1,053,877
12,152,865
192,288,085
739,257,830
4,843,969
4,972,149,025
Texarkana——i.——————
Iiouisiana—Shreveport:
Total
:
3,218,378,021
326,986,364
237,912,034
32,113,000
2,414,582,679
7,922,130
30,888,641
13,359,194
:
66,624,324
Galveston
A Houston-
530.172
845,790
30,177,605
V
•
—
:i.<, Dallas,.'
;cElxPaso———-u—
A Ft, Worth™
2,777,377
57,469,354
5.2
+ 24.7
5,354,172,541
:
8.0
+
+20.1.
+
r
...
District-—ballai-^
Eleventh Federal Reserve
Beaumont
1,131,457,376
,>5,505,294,446
.
'Texas—Austin'- —L——;
37,401,317
v
—_—--
4,972,417
*
2,453,877,706
71,069,519
4,712,043
344,684,911
36,001,068
1,195,297,326
.
.Oklahoma—Tulsa -w—333,778,337
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
1.0
6,102,369
2,551,884,419.
,.73,318,532
,.
865,753,157
+
2,403,808
64,788,815
169,773,636
7,609,329
Joseph———-—'
Carthage
+ 23 8
1,257,705
1,557,130
60,195^192
45,958^255
+10.0
f
6,417,573
f;: :Parsons:,-----—'
f
W +10~6
51,993,054
941,292,824
1,035,705.994 J
,
Kansas—Manhattan
?
"5,112,392
5,876,579
:
vr-..:
1,305,734
'■'.. 1'
15*870,5"39
'V •■.>''•
•:615,637,37a:1
„*
4
,
:w
.
,2,645,777.
3,060^422,960,
-
6,454,142
X
+ 23.7
13,324,328
-;
9.5
—
.
1.7
+
• ;; «..V- ^;
'J;:;
6,875,200
Xf
+
,
7.293,262
3,594,234
2.8
.
29,647,436
82,370,038.,
5,757,889
;
11,635,923
0.1
—
;;
152",256,306
5,479,124
2,675,763
5,858 188
418,163,206,
188,857,234
9.8
+
183,917,486
District—Kansas City-
———-i——-
Nebraska—Fremont
7,011,355
,
m
28,593,083
3,874,766,064
Tenth federal Reserve
,
.
11,739,017
47,935,977
2,911,502
(16 cities)
'
510,984,201 •
;
x
f
31,176,055
30,786,894
37,171,926
81,083,126
;
•
.
r
3,138,474
49,817,836
9,599,000
13,237.623
17,218,1-83
+
56.299.284
6,565,911
31,357,098
8,531,720
32,079,444
40,663,375
82,623,764
;
3,134.714.
Falls
'■ .Helena-'
*
;
-
48,870,992
13,100,289
14,850,010
19.302.283
-8,637,462
-
/
i!.
16,257,693
726,971,921
5,222,686
■
3,413,645 ff-
52,762,659
61,994,587
7,028,375
Montana—Billings
Great
■
34,384,262
2,007,196,421
5,561,144
fvf
4,231,084
i f
21,002,812
;
.
—
Huron
37,914,821
2,188,738,857
19,007,053
825,374,614
if:
4,030,244
52,265,779
13,842,896
x' 16,571,633
Dakota—Fargo
Grand
39,626,636
2,539,643,512
20,705,268
938,616,731
6,649,103
21,827,520
958,149,412
6,033,414
Dallas District, and
.$109 million in the Atlanta
District;
Wm
**'
50
(758)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Savings deposits increased $115 million
deposits of individuals, partnerships,
tions increased $76 million.
Company and Issue—
"other"
and
time
Pacific
4%%
Mar.
'-J:/
r./.a".,.
Vv""'!.--"'"' '"••»-]'"Feb- 6.
5%
.
Jan. 30,"
;
ASSETS—; ,£
- '.
-
Total
loans
Loans
and
Loans
investments-——
adjustedt
and
'Commercial
"
Loans
""
industrial
U.
Other
-
34,396
;
'i".
A
.
securities—^—
2,507
—
loans for purchasing
other
f
-U.
•*'
^Loans
■
securities
Other
•
to nonbank
—
Vr'
»„
99
j.
1,400
—-
financial institutions; '
*»
-4
+
,
>'-.+
finance, personal finance,-etc.—
f____"i!—
Other
Real estate
V, Other
Loans
notes
1,
Mar. 1
565
1,
Mar.
1,
;_w_
'
1967
and
5%
.v,..
debs,
^
.
series
loans..
1st
Arkansas
mtge.- 'pipe
line
Mar.
1,
Power
&
ISSUES
Light
GVa
•
1st
15
' I +
+
1,865
—
S. Government securities-—total--—32,050
1 Treasury bills
5,231
Treasury certificates of : indebtedness—.
2,370
fj Treasury notes &1J. S, bonds, maturing:
.
;
28'
-
.+
'
'
""";"1
1
year—
'.,+
'
27
•+-
a-a-——__aa___
"' .6,180
;—
15,922
—
26
+
3.80%
1975
a——_Mar
12,740
+
342
+
95
122
+
r—
years
securities-—
Reserves
with
Currency
P.
Banks—_■
R.
with
banks
domestic
<—.—-—
assets/liabilities————
5,157
164,064
•
—
:+, 2,658
0 + "
stock———A—Mar
1989-.
322
1978 "(fourth
'''
617
^
•
Common,
5%
deposits
adjustedt63,192..
—-1,303
90,571
——
65,474
253
'
v:
149
—
—1,317
+
+
22
+
1"
;f U. S. Government-i..——■ '3,319
+
^Domestic interbank:
"0 0
] :•+/ :Commercial ■■
11,842 '.' •'+
Mutua^ savings*
585,
+
559
+
political
and
subdivisions.'
5,076
•
•
1
Mar
4
661
Governments,
...>.
"r ; Commercial
.
official
insts.,
etc.—
Consolidated Statement of
Condition!
savings deposits—total**——.
..Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
a
L
Other time deposits—'
States
and
8 •
.
235
•+
•
millions
of
-
•
Feb. 13,
35,258
115
+
-
9,618
3,660
-+
199
•'•+
—
4,457
+
38
+
+
-
Feb. 6,
•1963
Gold- certificate
account"——
Redemption fund for F. R. notes—
562
+
ASSETS—.
■
76---+ -2,896
:
Feb. 14,
1963
14,382
—
.Governments, fcoflioial inBts.^ etc.-A.v
Commercial banks——
B.orrowin&s: f
2,536
^
—
vFrom P» R"
Prom
■
Other
i>+"
Banks—h,.,
.+
—
108
•-«
20
11
—
190
others_j..A^.
liabilities——————————
396
+
83
34
+
71
—
48
+
5,629
+
13,705
+
——
2
+
"+"j
—a.———1 k,-2;432
Discounts
and
(quar.)
+
121
4
—
:
420
;
a—
164""
irfcT?.'
•••.*'
^
—
43
-
*
3-15
3-12
*
'2-11
3-12
.
$1.38
2-11
"3-;.l-
—$1.07%
$1.07%
t
2-15
.
>"
* " 3-
1
2-15
3-
1
2-W>
$1.25 17
3-
1
$1.15
•25C
-
'■
,
•
(quar.)_____
2-14 '•
4- T;
3-15
$1.10
4-
1
3-15
10%"
-
3-
1.
2-1-
v
Corp.—
(subject
S.tock ^dividend "
to approval- of
S. -Commission )4_-+
-~
y
30c
3-29
7%c.;
3- 1
—
.
* *
30c
30C"
-
•3;
*
:
^2
3-
8.
2-15
"2-15
1/
3-15
3-1
•4-.1
%
2-8
■A- 1-
3->l
3-
"4- 1
2-21
3-
2-
1
2-15
9:
2-28
—lc
i
1-23
"''3-"'l
2-
2-
2-28
2-26
8
8
2-5
'
3-29
3-4
4-30
-
4-11
3-15
3-
2-18
1
2-
; 3;"i:"
7.,
2-15,,
'2-21
2-8
■
59
,
Held under repurchase agreement
U. S, Government securities:
.
2-11
-
Inc., class A_„—— ~aaa_—- 4c
Induistries (monthly)4aaa4a4a+aaaa:aaa
''--" 8c""
Monthly;
--8c Munsingwear, Inc.
(quar.)_„aaa—
27%c
MUrphy (Ga C.) Company (quar.)_AAA+——
30c
" Murphy Corp.,
5l4%i4>fd.
$l,37Mr
^
Mutual Investing Foundation— '"-•••• Seneficial .shares 1 (quar.)
" 45c^
Mutual Scares Gorpf— ".'++++ ■ -y"y~ - ■■■'•■
-'^C
"
",ftuarteriy>.of 5c :from Urdinary income ahd. !S'.s ;t;
25c from realized
capital gains———30c
15,653
(575)
'
—
advances
Acceptances:
Bought outright
85
272
.
18C
%%
"(quar.)a_a.a2a_.*—aaaa—
-
1,271
Total gold certificate reserves
Cash1 ■'
a-w——a
-
3*25
1
••
'
•
m'
2-20:
•';4-.,T.
MSL
991
31
1'•
*""
Movie" Star,
1962
—
2-- '4
,2-11*
3-
"*/
$1.25
1
preferred
preferred
Extra
2-25
:
V
4-15
'75c " -"
-•*:*45c
4.70%
preferred (quar.
"—4—
$1.17y2Morgan Guaranty Trust (N.Y.) (stk. divid.) * "• 10%r
Morrison-Knudsen Co. (quar, )w___a—_
40c
Motor Wheel Corp.
(resumedji
a*—-aa——■
10c/
Mount Diablo Co."
(quar.)—6c
Increase ( +) or
Decrease (—) Since
'!
.
2-19
5-21
2-15
3- 8
Monsanto Chemical Co.——"a—aa_a'aaa—1—" •"'
Montana-Dakota-Utilities, common^*—- 35c r
y a 4.50%/" preferreclfquar.)
"r $142 Var
dollars)
00 58
+ - . 38
+ 8,328
.
political subdivisions—
interbank
Domestic
,
-+
51,537
Banks"
'
61+
.
banks—1,028
Time and
..
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve
;:
3-8
-
Inc., 6%
conv.
pfd. (quar..)^
Monarch. Machine ,Topi: Co v (increased) aaaa
(In
635 v
(quar^) aa——
the" Alabama' P.
Mohawk Rubber Co.
(quar.)
"832\-0; 421
45,
+' ,20
2-21
2-15
"3* 5
"50c..
& Light, com.
(quar.)
(qiiar.).."
Service, com (quar.).a^
4.40%
preferred
Mobile Gas-Service
this issue.
-
^
•.
-
Utilities, common (quar.)
a
5%
preferred (quar.)___a
12—aaaaaaa.-.,
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)__
1970
;
Foreign:
y
-
Mon-Art,
995
"
-
Missouri
•
6% subordinated debentures due July
.(Convertible until July 1, 1965)
Power
preferred
4.30%
•
103
^States
2-"; 4
*2-", 5-
2-28
35C
a__——
Stock dividend
^
.
533
"
-
3-30
.
.
25c
a...a_.2
(quar.)
preference
5.52%
,
2,088'
+
3-13
" "25c
•
;———.a—_a—a
—
(quar.)„__
Missouri: Public
1, 19902a-—Feb 25'
stock
Feb 28
y
.
Minnesota
.
,
deposits—totalS—
r.
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
.
3%,
■
,
Demand
(quar.)
5% "preferred
series)..——^^..July. 1.
5%
in
•
2-21". "'"a
•
5
.
Common
.
,
>
.
..
3-
preferred; Iquar" )t—AAA_42---2AwiAA ""4-14114 ' "-4-1/
Michigan, Seamless Tube>Co.. ————li-L—"25c" a
2-20
Michigan -Sugar Co.; 6% pfd.. (accum;)..A.A. . ,y .30c"
2-26
Miefceiberry's Food:*=Products
(quar.).——
v>
20c.: ;"3rl3
';; •.Quarterly...';_A;A^^.A—2a—"tA—_L—A—V^lQc
;"4rl2<:
Mfdas-internationaf Corp;, ciass'"A .-( quar.) ! '-- ,15c- »> 2-28
Middle ; States Telephone rCo, of " Illinois— r
+11,372
^LIABILITIES—
.
*.4.45 %
8
■>
;
•
cumulative convertible preference series A stoek—Mar 22
Corp.—' " "
'
6% conV. subord. debentures due Nov. 1/ 1975.
Mar 15
Public Service Co. of Oklahoma—'
■
,
v"
V-
.
5%
♦Announced
Demand
521
617-
1
^Mar
.
1st mtge: .bonds, series H, due Feb;
Scythes & Co., Ltd. 5% cumul. 1st pfd.
Seaboard World Airlines, Inc.—
221
64
+
_.
2-12
_a-aa^aia—
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—--
.
!
,2-8
3-15
27c
r
1
2-26
7B5c"-.
l r»r^ 3- -8'
;"••. ;c3.85%; preferred." (quar.>i—;__—AA_AATAAAA- ->96Vac,
3-8
4-..1
f-r 3.90% preferredy(quar.) ——a..2a_aa-a " y. 97 V2c
3- 8
"A-.T".
+4,35% "preferred- (quar.) .• a a—_"_a—a~_-a a ~^1.093ar, ■»'4V"i:
3- 8
'521
1'
preferred, (quar.)
523
"
80
251
+
55
'.+'
-
3,466;
r—-
8
2,90800 +
Other assets—inet_^-'—-0-—a_
Total
.
coin—1,537
?.nd
Balances
—_
<__
.
Permian
3,675
te -5 years
'After-5
Other
(reduced)
523
y
1,442
—
Y.)
2f 1"
.2- 8
.
520
Industries, Inc. 6 V2 % conv. subord. debs
Feb 28
Acceptance Corp. 51/2% cumul. pfd. stock—Feb 28
(F, R.) Mailory & Co., Inc.—
.
109
75
+
.
3-
,10c
*
'v" 25c">
(N.
Glass-Tite
-
4,067;
14,202
—
51.18%,
(quar.)
Industrial
'
Within
Co.
;3-L
Meredith Publishing Co; (quar.)A—2_V—a " * v v35c
Mesabi: Trust (Del.)-— "
"
*
'
'
f". .Units of beneficial interest (a payment of ";"
•.* •*
;; •";.$0.0801022 per unit)————:
—a—_
•
•—
Metropolitan Edison-Co,—. *.
-
Page
'
""mortgage bonds due
due
Stores
Fire Assurance
617
'-+- 1,864
26:548
12"; +
934
+
series
•
a—^_aa.a_-__a_
Midland Capital Corp. (Initial from
earnings)
27
+
'-64.'
+
.
——
"
:
.
—Feb
bonds 3%%
series due- 1974 (second series) and
2;226
1,361" "•y.:,.'1st mortgage & coll. trust bonds .5%% refunding
' +
•—0*64
Co..a
Merchants
Date
;
.
,
cumulative"convertible aeries A
514 %
*'
.
'
Co—
DaltoTowerr&LigW.:Co—
Mfg.
Mercantile
:
1
.2-':i"
1
.
*
.
•
Menasco
CALLED
'
^'
.
3-
$1".
"
:
-
..
Holdert
•
:3-1
Shoe
Corp.
*•
»
'
4%"> preferred (quar.)2a_"a—«2aaa-a—aa
4%% preferred
(quar.)———a~a-a—-
,
When
Payable of Rec.
42120"
$i.0614:
*
;
—
Melville
yfc't
•
.
15,641.
banks
1
Mar
Corp.—
bonds due
.
*
,
43
v
18,226 t
——
commercial
domestic
•
Share
-
-
•
B
1967aa
Transmission
Per ;
Company
Mekd 'Corh., common (quar.-);AAA2'—a22."i—a
414%. preferred (quar.)_A
-aa:
.Chesapeake &" Potomac Telephone Cd. of Maryland—-'
" i 514 % debs, "due Jan/ 1, 1996—
Feb" 25'
"Cru^h International .Ltd—
10
>
3,682,.
—_———-———
loans—
to
Name of
,5;:
•
Eastern
5%%
1st mtge. bonds due 1989.1—
•Burlington Industries, Inc.—
•414% subord. conv. debs, due Oct. 1,
'
due
-J1-1--—:
XL
;
capital
Continued from page 13
due
t
—'
"'.".13 ..'"' + •
" Z,
,
Sept.
Sept.
564
notes
:fBastern Gas^i& Puel;Associates—
!
t-tj, 12..v
A- j 646
2,1n-8 >;++•;.'< 440, ■:;;1st mortgage; and vcoll. trust bonds 3%% .series>due
1965'^first1^«eriesrand 1st>mortgage & coil, trust
Loans to foreign1 .banks——__+aa..--"'? 632 " —
19
—
17
8"les
••
t
*■•>'
carrying:
or
Government^ securities—
S.
due
1
.
senior
—
' ENTIRE
205
'-'-i
5'/2%
Corp.—
" Company and Issue—'
.
.216/" + •'■". 364
24; •"+"." 561
"'!+
5%%
and
,
•-
A
753
'
v
•
8\;..; +
-—
pur-',
:
if:
v
;+. 9,800
+ 9,773
+
7,962
+
2,358
;
248
210
101;.
.
..,+
—1,519
securities--—
Government
S.
loans-
dealers .for
and
chasing or carrying:
..
■
+
loans—-——
brokers
to
220
-+
.
-';; +
79,667
_;
_
and
j:; Agricultural
-129,504,
adjustedt—. 127,639
investments
.
Co.
Monday, February 18; 1963
.
DIVIDENDS
.1
1977
Investment
.
,
1967—Mar
—Mar
"
1977;
c
5%%
1st mtge. pipe line bonds due Sept.
1, 1977;
:4%% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds due Mar. 1, 1978 and
-1st mtge. pipe line bonds due Sept. 1,
19,78a—Mar
'
1962
(In millions of dollars!
•
due
4%%
Feb. 7,
-.; "196311 '
due
due
Co.—
Gas
w—
debs,
Texas
'
1963*
bonds
Standard-Thomson
Decrease (—) Since.''
\
Corp. ~4V2'% "capital debs,
1975
1,
1975
•
Increase (•+) or:
'
deb.
Southwestern
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Reserve Banks increased $83 million and bor¬
rowings from others increased $34 million.. Loans todomestic commercial banks decreased $28 million.:/";
■'
Pinahce
,/Public Service Electric &
Federal
r.'/.v/Vu1
Date
"
,
'
and corpora¬
.
"
10
,
CAPITAL
ACCOUNTS-
I
Exclusive
tion
of
,
loans
valuation
t Includes
all
....
■■■ O";
-
of
—a
"
domestic
to
Individual
reserves:
demand
■
'•
deposits
loan
items
Bought outright—
642
Bills
"V."'-y/.
rbahksl
commercial
,
and
after
shown
are
Notes
deduc¬
separately.
,
;* Preliminary (San.Francisco
District)',30
figures revised.
•—
,
-
y*
• -
>
-
—ac——
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313 ;
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securities.
preferred
;
stock
common
including those
called
called,
under
The date indicates the
for
•premises"1:^/a."a22+".a222—2.
■"
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-
•
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^Member bank
Date*;
f. 5%
s.
bonds
due
Feb.
1974'_js--iFeb
1,
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 cumulative preferred stock_-AFeb
Sylvania Electric Products, Inc.—„
".',4sinking fund debentures due 1980__..__
Feb
*
■'",•■!
•.
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Company and Issue—
American'President
U.
-
1981
■
series
+:•
Atlanta
S.
due
Gas
Burlington
414%
'
Merchant
Mar..
Light
1,
SS
1981J
Co.—,
due
Insured
2.80%
first
mortgage
Public
due
bonds
1st mtge. bonds
Duquesne Light Co.—
5%
debs,
Homestake
Oct:
•"
*
—
<>14^4 %
North
dated
F
Mar.
due
Co.—
Mar.
•
due
•
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J
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1960
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.
and
accrued
(1,088)
''
4,274
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"
23
-
2
6
(1,663) 51,449
181
+
+
Mar
due
series
Investment
..-Mar
due
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1
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521
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522
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1
1
522
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1
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consolidating
-
1
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Cincinnati
.
4%
DuBols
Mar 20 ^
="
46
28
♦
of Prices
Low
Gas
&
common...
Electric
High
•
:
__
2914
___*
com.___8.50
•
,____100
54%
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50
29%
115
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38
53%
55
93
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26
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preferred
...
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Stock
$1.25
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shares
5.75%
.
4.50%
1":
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"
3-11
2-28
'2-28
10c
3-20
3-20
2-28
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4-
1-28
-
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
40c, :
Natural
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3-20
$1.3714
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1
3-15
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1
:
v
7 ?;
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.
(quar.)
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": 5.60%
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11;
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2-15•
44c
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preferred
5.80%
.!
common
>
:
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"3-8
.
3-11;
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15c
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2-15
3-15
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:
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3-15
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1-18
•
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60c
•
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1
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/
2-11
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+v
2- 8
(quar.)i____^
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■
,
.3- 8-
,
+;•"
(quar.)___!_
Northern Ontario
7314
-
J20c
L.
a
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.
514%
...
*
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.
fi%
274
'
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.
+i.
6%
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216
34%
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2.-22- ,", 2-1. M
Ry., common (quar.);
preferred, (quar.)
preferred ' (quar.)__
6%
.
&
preferred
Northern
Cards.-i
6a ;
'
,(quar.)_AA 'k
Electric
preferred.
Norfolk &
310
10314
Eagle-Picher
Kroger
:
Noranda
20
1
8 J*
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50
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8
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515
93
3-
3-1
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A
York,
4%
Zltf.
3%
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-
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Chicago & St. Louis RR." (quar.)
New York State Electric &
Gas, com. (quar:)
+•-3.75% preferred •'(quar.L^_"_-:":_„_*___wi-+J
:Newmoiit-Mining Corp., com. :.(quar.)_j_j1.a_t
Shares
27%
»
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Telephone_______
Chemical—;
class
•
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4%' preferred
28%
27%
3-11
'
4-16
.20Ci':c 3-;,li
~
1
10
Papers
preferred,
Gibson
Feb
New
;
*
2-15
.2-15'
1
;
'Niagara Share 'Cof*p.—
*'
" w ** *"'
""C "Quarterly* of 6c^^^-from 'net investment- la?"
'fy come and 24c from capital gains!
Nopco Chemical Co., common, (quar..)_^_aa!_
.
Par."";,;
——Ai^_____i^__-_
(quar.):.____
Paper;'
New Jersey Zinc GOrW-New York Air Brake Co.
■
Week's < ; •: Sales
Range
for Week
> v
.""'..Sale Price
'■■:■■■■■
Cincinatl
_Mar
Friday
Last .'
■'
617
r
'
—Mar 15
"
made in the
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"4.05%
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v-
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i,
•
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-
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STOCKS
Mar
„
■
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•
;
Mar
1977_^-,
"
•
•2.9%
Received too late for publication* last week+
616
'
.
"
1,
*
New
0.3%
"Cincinnati Stock Exchanges
-
Ltd.
due Dec.
Nestle-LeMur
+
5-
„
i 20£
2r25i" V-"2^8
v:..'.5c;;'1 3-15;":'
System - (quar.)r_A^i- !
28c44 1
3- 8.
New-Jersey Power & Light, 4% pfd.i,(quar.);.-- '3-8
$1-+.. 4- 1
,
--
..•'"a-y-.'-•
2010______Mar
1978—^-
,
32.8%
the eliminations
are
Inc.
Class B 4quar.L
".
521-
"
1
1,
;
,
;
1
Mar..
;
r.
i
V
•
17140
,_y_
preferred, '(quar.)aa-aa^.a
Nelly Don; Inc. (quar)__.
Neptune; Meter Co., common/:
(1,663) 52,898,
>
.
15c*
.
(qiiar.).AAAL
combined-^--
Figures in parentheses
process.
[quar.)
5
"2-11 ;"
t
:(quar.:)A^^A+AAyAAPAA;4A";
Nekoosa-Edwards
•Kiwii'l+V
520
^
'
1
Mar
Corp.
Light & Power Oo.
v,
.note, liabilities
2*18
1-25
UiuLX-ziVAQQC'Ay. >'3y- 'l'.-'-
Products-.fquar.)I__
Nedicks Stores,
capital,.accountSA__yi".AAi_-._'
on acceptances •
foreign correspondents
.
•
l'
1
1980J—
1,
!
2-15
;.a3-1F;^'
National Video: Corp.^ clas& A^ reduced)
National Work-Clothes; Rentftl.
v
y." —Contingent
liability
• "•".
: purch. for
3-
:v3-,'l." '.
:
National Union Fire Insurance.-- (Pittsburgh)Quarterly 1
'• .y.
"
1 467
♦
v,
Food
"
; $1.75 " r 3-15 ":
2-15
National-Standard Cb. (quan)i.ArA"^Al:-A !; 35c:+'• 4-"t
A 3-13
Natldfial Standard Life Insurance*Cc.;iFla.)
1 $2
1,
2-15
National Starch y Chemical (increased)4
I7»/2Ci*
2-25
2-8
' Stock dividend'
_a
3-29'
3-8
-
6141
+
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71
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581
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1
51
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2-21 f.
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Electric/Welding Machines
National
353
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-
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4,/*.%'; preferred
i 414,%.. -preferred
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i
1
1984,,"—J—Mar
due
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•
17,754
liabilities.
Champion
-
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Page.
•
~
6%. first mortgage bonds
i
it
-
Mar-1
--
1979-—Mar
'
20-year debentures
Nova 6cotia
.
+
.19 '
311"
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Co.—
series
due Mar. I,"l981_—_
Indiana Terminal
RR.—
American
206.'
.a„>
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(quar;)iA^-~^^^-
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.2-19
1-28.
2-5
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"(quar.)'
321
36
.
,
dividend4A_,__i
Ntftional. Tear.,Co:
Total
•
1980-a.^^a-."
4%% 1st mtge. bonds due Mar.
1, 1986—
Merchants Acceptance
Corp.—
"5%% subordinated debentures
due Mar. 1, 1966—
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—
y
■56$
:'
Tulsa.
stock ; dividend-' a—,a^
"National' Biscuit Co. (increased)
National Casket- Co.
(quar;)
L'JLZ:
;+M37.. •+ -1,536
"
1975__«:"."a__
1,
y
Mining Co.—
&
,+" ;461"
/W'*
debentures
Kentucky
"~29
800-
/
Total "liabs, & capital accounts
Ratio- of. .gold. certificate- • reserves
'to deposit
and Federal Reserve
""i""/""";-";:;;'
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6%%
a-
Other liabs.
•
282
'
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Service
J 314%
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series
Community
6
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Mar,. 1,.
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Southern
21
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19
Roosevelt'
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16,437
Total deposits
-availability cash items:
Other
2-19
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2-27
-a
$2.7113 *
;National: Bank of Westchester • (fiew- York)—*
,221-
—
*
Merchant
President
Canvdian Chemical Co. Ltd.—
'
7%. debentures series A due
Mar. 1,
Colorado Interstate Gas Co.—
* \
4.70%
first mtge. pipe line bonds
Columbus
2,527
National
.Deferred
.
Data,-''
j-
w'"?-
•
series (due40834^4-4i-iLcJc-
Industries,
subord.
5%
"yvyJ'.,-,
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Marine
series
Government
Bonds
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1st-mtge.;-bonds'3%
•'
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:
SS President Lincoln
and. ,U.
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.
y
Lines,
Governmtnt
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/!
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:
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311
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or
2,558
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reserves.
.+_a^a;,a-
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+
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Aviation Corp;— from capital/ gains
$0,425.
436
(1,663) -52,898
;
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.
list & refunding
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313
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the current volume
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2,245"
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f-Federa I /Reserve *-noiesA<_AA":",4_y_A_
last date for mak¬
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104
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LIABILITIES—
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sinking. fund
redemption
+
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and
—
•
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•-
33
181
—
30,746
""Deposit'sy""'
be
373
4-
; Total loans and
securities—a30.969:
! Cash items in process of collection (1,088)
5,241>
Redemption Calls ^md Sinkbigr
will
4,164
•
outright..
Total assets-.
Below
9,354
—
of
'
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bought
Total U,
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^
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—
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^
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Nashua Corporation, class A (quar.)"_-_A—■
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283
—
except
shown
H Jan.
2,400
13.182
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United
Corp.
,
5c
,
7-7"7'77..;/
Universal Container Corp.—
Class
A
Class
A
(quar.)——
(quar.)„
Class
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(quar.)———.
2J?C
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(qua?.)™—.™___———
Universal Insurance Co. (N_ Y. <3„) (quar.) —
Universal Match Corp..
Universal
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Products
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Universal Pictures Co.,,Inc.-—
3",®
?-12>^
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3-15
2-15
2-26
2- 7
Valley Mould & Iron, common——
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dividend
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.
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—7
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&
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Vanadium-Alloys
35c
dividend
Stock
——
Virginia Iron* Coal & Coko (quar.)-—
Vogt Mfg. Corp*
r____™—
—T:—_.
Vulcan. Materials Co., common
(quar.)
preferred
6%%
;
$1.56%
(quar.)
50
Electric Corp. (quar.)
,
.
30c
Waigreett Company (quar.)_.—7 • 40c
Walt DiSney Productions (quar.)
-Vi 10c
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—
3-21
Wagner
;
4%
preferred
Warner
Warren
-
——
(quar.)
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West Chemical Products
2-28
1
1
2-
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preferred
1-31
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Western Tablet & Stationery*—
5%
preferred (quar.)
:
Westmoreland*
Inc.
77
(quar.)
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
Class* B (quar.)™_™.
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
2-
1
Piedmont
8
White
Motor
Stock
(quar. )™—•
common
,
2-
8
4-
3-15
4-
3-11
Ry. oper. revenue
R-y. oper. .expenses™
4-
7
,
-
2-13
•*•
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4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Wickes
Corp;
(quar.)
Wieboldt Stores, Inc., $4.25 pfd. (quar.)
3-
I
8
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
3-20
4-
1
(quar.)
common
Common
(quar;)
7* Common (quar.)
„™™——s™™
$4.25* preferred (quar,)™__„™__
Wilson Jones- Co. (quar.)
Winn-Dixie Stores
y
.
8- 1
class
A
2-11
2-28
2-13 V..
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
3-15-.V
2-28
3-13
2-28
3-15
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&
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2-25
1
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1
4-
1
•
25a
25c*
:
4-19
30o
3-11
2-21
ioo
2-28
Quarterly
Quarterly
Youngstown
25c
^•1
3-15
3-13
10c
8-15
5-31
lOe
9-15
8-31
...
Sheet
Tube
&
$1.25
(quar.)
3-1®
5%%
5%
-
-
5%
•,
Series
CI
™/>:
Series
stock
Zelgler Coal & Coke Co.
(quar.)..
250
3-12
3-
3-23
3-
8
.7
1
25c
Radio. Corp.
*
■•'■*■
a
Less
y
Previously published date-
British income
tax.
'
t Payable in U. s. funds, less 15%
Lesp Jamaica income tax,
Witter
Dean
The corrected
K,
.M,
payment*
A.
date is indicated here,
C.
:
&
&
:
Investment News
Net
&
Securities
197,
Net
-
Ry.
oper.
1962—Quar.—1961
2,456,538
expenses..
.
$7,440,539
2,132,830
9,425,032
Hopwood
Co—
$6,855,963
for
income
—V*.
per
196,
p.
of
Net
ry.
oper.
$1,984,493
*
1,135,977
4,728,340
Nov°
corporation
7
redemption
on
up
are
to Feb.
convertible
28,
into
1963.—-V.
197,
common
p.
408.
stock
at
-
2,96i
2,961
-
(
:
v
2,961
>
(
v
2.369
l 776
1,776
••
1961
pn
earnings increased
pretax
the year before,
success
of the
said; "adds the
markets
Polacolor
1963
$8 33%
due
oer
film development program," Dr,
growing field* of. color photography
rapidly
served
by the
expanding; oiir
volume
profit margins
of
It
company.
are: established,
sales.
opens
opportunities for
normal production yields
the new film will, have a favor¬
After
on
able" effect on the company's earnings.not only directly, but also
by taking up the burden of color research and development chalrges,
all of which* have .hitherto been borne by other products.
7
undertaking to create color film for
our
cameras,"
he said,
"the task we see ourselves was to compress into-one minute-and a
single step the operations which, in conventional, commercial color
processing; require about 90 minutes* involve more than twenty
separate steps,, and employ extensive equipment and. facilities. *
;
"These alms -have been fully achieved with 'the. Polacolor - film
now
on the market.
The user snaps the. shutter of the Polaroid
Land camera,
pulls a tab and about fifty seconds later lifts a
completely finished full-color picture from the camera. " He can
take pictures indoors or out.
The* pictures need: neither coating
nor
other, after-treatment;
their color is brilliant, luminous and
off excellent quality; and they cost little more than color prints
made by conventional processes."—V. 197, p. 240.
.*'•*♦ *
;
,
7
Reading
Offshore
Bates
&
Dritlingr
:
~
Co.—Net
Up
7777-^77" '.
r
This Tulsa, Okla. company, has reported that gross earnings were
$2,126,667. and net_earnings at $172,076 for the -first three months
of fiscal 1963 ended Dec. 31, 1962.
Both, gross and net earnings
were
substantially above the $938,423 and $58,551, respectively,
the
for
corresponding
period
.a
year
earlier;
the- number
of shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1962,
earnings amounted to $1.10 per share of the cumula¬
tive class A and 16 cents per share .on the common, against 37
cents per share of class A and 5 cents per share on the common
in the preceding first fiscal quarter.
At Dec. 31, there were 156,449
class A shares outstanding and 859,284 common shares,
:
*
In the letter to stockholders, J. W.
Bates, Jr., President, and
C. E. Thornton, Executive Vice-President, announced that
Reading
& Bates had exercised its option to purchase the remaining 51%
on
first quarter
'
of
the common stock
of both Reading & Bates, Exploration, Co.
Reading
and Bates Drilling
Co.
With
these acquisitions,
Reading & Bates Offshore Drilling Co, now owns seven offshore
drilling rigs and its Australian, subsidiary owns three land drilling
rigs. All of this equipment is currently at work.—V. 196, p. 2585.
and
Reading Co.- -EarningsPer. End. Dec. 31-
1962-
-Quar.—1961
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$
13,440,338
6*887,000
Ry.
oper.
revenue..
24,460,453
6,553,338
Ry.
oper.
expenses.
21,554,549
$1,49
27,073,974 100,047,550
22,354,709
87,162,106
99,513,245
87,873,523
4.374,082
Net rev.
fr.'
op.
2,905,904
4,719,265
12,885,444
♦45,305
2,158,511
1,181,113
ry.
oper.
revenue.™
$6,260,962
oper.
expenses™
6,622,776
1962—12 Mos.—1961
196,
p.
11,639,722
*1,290,620
2022.
$7,871,861 $28,678,584* $28,039,824
6,646,558
29,888,455
28,610,654
Reheis Co., Inc.-—Annual
Year
Net
Net rev. fr. ry. op.
ry. Oper. income
196, p* 2022,
7
Net
♦$361,814
5,413,017
:
$1,225,303< *$1,209,871
4*242,114
12,140,876
Ended
sales
Earnings
9*756,813
—V.
3L—
Report—
77'7777/7"'
share
per
196, p.
1813.
1962
$2,284,019
283,500
162,923
$0.67
$1.16
...
1961
$2,713,758
_
'
The company has disclosed that it has
purchased all of the capi¬
tal stock of Chatham Reading Chemical
Corp* and has assumed
certain liabilities. The announcement was made by Joseph A. Neu-
bauer, Vice-President of PPG and General Manager of its Chemical
Division.
7-1
other, income.™™™™
after
taxes..
income
*$570,830
Dec.
and
Reliance Insurance
15
to 21% of sales, com¬
heavy research de¬
in spite of
expenditures planned for 1963 will be met from internal
.77;' 7. 7-;7 :7-;77'7v7-.:-"'7i;:.;.;7 ;.;;:V-r.7:;Vw:;-7- -vcompany's picture-in-a-minute color film, which went
13,917,856
7,044,000
6,873,856
4,395,071
Pittsburgh Plate Glass* Co.—Acquisition—
March
19°75tSatni00^ 6% convertible subordinated debentures
Debwitures
share
for
-
V*
1962—Quar —1961
—V.
called
share earnipgs pf $2.07.
c
7v^;77..r7:.7"777!'
1962 operations,7Dr. Edwin H. Land, President,
pfr
Net-ry. oper. income
share.
■■
:
the
Land,
Net
'
has
1961
$1.56
—
Ry.
5,318,567
Permian Corp.—To Redeem Debentures—
The
">
v; 4,442
:
2,039
1962
;
7.777
"
\
up
.
5,922
$84,141,081 $76,104,686
taxes
Per. End; Dec. 31—
$2,486*811
1,330,651
deficit^
$423,671
—V, 196, p. 2022.
*
4,442
1,224
1,224
—
2280. * 7 *
1,403,517
($0.92).
'
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings—
:
9,342,774
$663,657
op.
from*
Based
Company
14.806
3,058
1,631
Ry.
Net def. fr. ry.
*
;
From
-
^ v'
4*078'
:
,
31—
(1.291,972)
>
...
S)iarply7T-Acquisition—
made
^
•
2,039
43.
p.
.
has
pointed out that
♦Deficit.—V.
1962—12 MoS;—1961
$1,709,159
have
•
3,058
Co.
186,107
1,403,517
-$0.13
-
3,000 shs.
623,807 shs.*
2.039
Common shares
Earned
$1,792,881
3,000 shs.
3,000 shs.* *
*
10*194
before taxes
Provision
Pennsylvania-Reading Seashore Lines—Earningsrevenue...
'•/
;
Pitney-Bowes, Inc. (& Subs.)—Annual Report-
;
•
> ,
4,600 shs,
*
;••*/,
From
Inc
Milwaukee
Year Ended Dec.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
r
"
below
Inc.™
Gross income
Continued from page 10
v
•
,
,
Chicago
McDougal & Condon, Inc
7/ —V.
General Corporation and
Ry. oper.
forth- below:
Inc.™™.™™-™™,.™.
First
,
I
set
Co*
Co.,
Co.,
The
:
named-
&r Co*™^™™™™^,
Co.™™_:
Loewi. 8sr Co.,
Piper, Jaffray
/
v
8c
Kalman
'
,
&
Bishop
Allyn
Walston
Canadian nonresident tax-
x
underwriters
stock
common
(2,468:972)
77 22,800 (1,177*000)
Corp^-Sales, Net Higher—
company
7 Commenting
"In
98,260
,
Stockholder
>
incorrect.
was
;
par1,000,000 she.
*
•
date and/or record
of
43,105
;
208,907
(loss) ™__™_™r--*——--™_™-*
$103:738,000
to the
1,400,000
;■
5,000*shs.
Non-
source.
The
"The
:
firm commitment subject to the terms and conditions of the;
underwriting agreement to purohase severally and not jointly from
the company* and the selling stockholder the respective numbers of'
shares
the
■7. 34,781
,
sale iri Florida on Jan. 28* 1963, Dr. Land made the following
film has been enthusiastically received.
It
being made available in other ar^eas as rapidly as the increasing
rate of production allows, and is expected to be nationally dis¬
tributed, by late Spring. :':"":7'7'7'7;.. ;:;77.77 vV-*.;7 77 77
."
594,000
3,006*shs
*
at
income
(2,425867)
on
-t:
:
170,000
1,230,000
>.-,*:'3,000.shs%
F-
(33%0
net-
—
6,913,090
,
243,688
is*
a
;;
•
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
$ Payable in Canadian funds,, tax: deductible
•;
resident tax 15%; resident tax' 7%.. "
-,
3*000 shs.
•
.
Series / E™-^™'™Uu™™™:™:
Common
2-15
A_
Series
5%%
-
5,122,208
7
(loss) before. Federa1 inc. taxes
Prov." for Federal Income taxes (refund.)wi.j;;
On.
32,500 shs.,ul™^./:•,'•• *-•
•
1,500 shs.
1,245 shs. v
3,000 shs.*
3,000 shs.
series B
UNDERWRITERS—The
Zenith
*:
;
J
r-/v:\
1961
4,487,223
:
admlnis-
and
(loss)™
*
deductions
sources.
"
115*000 y
200)000
' ;
%%;/ Series
5,365,896
„
Net income
capital
600,000
r(
2-28
.
Operating, profit
,
$
.
200,000
4
general
Report—
.
velopment; amd start-up costs chargeable to products which were
not ready for marketing in
1962.
Working capital increased by
$5,701,000, notwithstanding capital expenditures for the yeax of
$7,868,000; more than twice those of the preceding year.
Increased
;'-
Z
,
' "
*
'v
" 600,000
1,250,000
1,400*000*
2-14
IOcp
"
Outstanding
,
,
.3%%
.
.
2-14 :>
:v
-
3%%
3-20
5-1
3-1
'
600,000
115;000
/$
due 12-I-75__
Series C, due 12-l-75_™__
Steries D, due 12-I-75_
Series E, due 12-1-80
5%% Series F, due 12-1-86™™-Mortgage band note 5%
Cumulative'preferred stock,. ($loo
i-;;,-:';/ par) -Issuable hr series-™.™™.-.
2-20
20e:
-
~33A%
V
:
3-
;
V
3p
25o
40c
Authorized
;
Series B,
>1962/-
statement:"Polacolor
Cbllateral tJen Tfust Bonds
(issuable in series)
*
3%% Series A, due 12-1-75-:
3%%
Months*
1
(including
inventory
$2,011,236 in 1961)
of
pared with 17.5%
^CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT' TO1 PRESENTr FIN ANCING. / rj
A
;
1
(quar.)*
-® Vt* ft.
^;• A'
-v
1
3-
(quar.)
-s-rr.
Offered'—On
t
-
^
Mfg. Co.
Yocam Batteries
Common
—
fumfehe8 . telephone_sej!Vice Without competition in: 75 communities
having an^estimated urban.and xurat population-of 150,060. The;
I-•;■. -principal executive/offices of the company ase
Waconia^ Minn. ;
5%
Yale
Co.
& Co.,
i.
2-28
3-
3-13
S;.
Telephone
x
3-15
•
(quar.).
Wrigley (William Jr.) Company (monthly)..
Monthly
Monthly
Wurlitzer
Company____
Wyandotte Chemicals (quar:)
Wyandotte Worsted Co.
;
,
7'-'
7
.v
reported that 1962 sales and other income
from $101,478,000 in 1961.
Earnings before
taxe^r^te:l$21,96,4;00rt,,'d'gaihst l$17,710;000 in 1.961; earnings after
taxes were $9;965,000 and' earnihgs per common share were $2.52
BUSINESS—Pioneer Telephone was incorporated under the laws
the State of Delaware oivJMLay 26, 1927.: The company through 16
operating , subsidiary telephone companies*. I4: of which*- are located
in the State of Minnesota and. 2 in the State of North Dakota
'
selling,
7 1',363,648
expenses
were
,
62%c
Woolworth
1
,
.
r:7purposes."..,:^
3* i i'. 2- 1 'tr
r.,.4-30£i;: 4-15 .1;
5%c
Woodward Iron Co, (quar.).
(F. W.y Cbmpany
.
?r.;
"2-14
1*
of sales,
,
^-30
15o
(initial)
,
166,039
.
.
----
.trative
Other
,
$776,041
166,982
,
-
\ Polaroid
$2,682,955- $2,547,08®
676,756 ; ; 634,699
*
3-15 v
;
$1.24
Wometco* Enterprises, new
Near class B
(initial)
-
10- 4
4-1
2-25
.
preferred (quar*.);
7- 5
U-l
Cost
$5*636,941
3,089,856
-
^Wisconsin Electric Power, common (quar.)™ f t 50e"
777 6%-% preferred (quar. )~™_™_
$1.50'
V 3.60%
preferred (quar.)™™
**
," .90c
j-Wisconsin Power & Light ~~'"/?:--*;-k
v.4%% preferred (quar.)™.™™..™;™™-™
$1.12%
•,A4.80% preferred, (quar.)
■
^ 81.20.
4.40% preferred (qu»r:1™.™^™.™
*
$1.10
4.76% preferred, (quar.)...
$1.19
4.96%
4- 5
5-
(monthly).™™
'
™__„
_.8®
Monthly
1-31
1
income
oper,
Bishop
3-20
2-21
15c
40c
■
40c*
* 40c
$1.06%
27%c
8C
.
Witter & Co., Chicago, and M*. H.
Minneapolis, offered publicly 75,000
shares of this firm's common stock at $16.75 per share.
Of the total, 44,416 shares were sold for the company
and 30,584 for certain stockholders.
^
7.
^
7
Net proceeds to the company will be used for the
7 repayment of debt, construction) and other corporate
2-15
75c
81 Vic
preferred (quae.)™™..7™™™™7™™
jr. preferred (quar.)
Wilcox- Oil CO.
(quar.).
Net; sales
*
6,909,289
$468,136
of common shares outstanding
Earnings 7(loss) per; common share_7i777
—V. 194, p. 1550. ' :-7 :■.
v
7 - ;
Feb. 14, 1963, Dean,
2-15
3-
$719,799
211^577
op.
-
Pioneer
3-15
$1.12%
25c
$1.06,/4
3%.%
Wilson & Company,
4-1
50%
1
$681,460
$5,867,141
3,184,186'
$1,494,917
775,118
—V. 196, P. 2022.
-s
6%
*
Net ry.
3-15
-
(subject to approval of
dividend
stockholders'
*
3-
1
$1,511,696
830,236*
.
'
5,941,966
$26,645
88,547
.
Dec, 31—,
Period Ended
>
a.-,
77
$6,133,248
$6,410,102
Polarad; Electronics^ Corih-r-Six
7
;
Net rev. fr. ry.
8
3-22
4-
50c
.
income
oper;
196, p. 2022,
*
1962—12 Mos.—1961
v
Number
3-11
3-
$1.31 %
(qua?.)—,—,
;
•
ry,
$91,619
86,135
.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
1962—Quar.—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31—
■
5%% preferred
White Stag Mfg.t
Net
—'V.
Net
|
Northern Ry.—Earnings—
&
3-
tB%c
t8%c
30c
__
2-14
;
3-11
3-
35c
30c
95c
30c
Weston
1
3-15
4-
$1.25
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Westinghouse* Electric, eoramon (quar.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
;"v
delphia International Airport plant, and is actively engaged in
planning further expansion of its Mayfield Electronics Division,*
Scranton, Pa.—V. 196, p. 954.
2-5
,
'
.
.
-
1962—Quar.—1961
fr* ry. op.
rev.
write-downs
orders
near
,
"Net
,
Piasecki's
new
*
Ry. oper. revenue
$1,466,016
$1,641,239
Ry, oper, expenses™; 7 1,374,397 7 1,614,594
"
^
31-4- 7
Per. Endi Ded.
record-high, output during the -past six months,..
backlog is well in excess of $4,000,000.
Among major :
is one for approximately $1,000,000 recently received'
from the U. S. Army.
•:■■ >'*> '
Piaseckt has more than doubled manufacturing area at its Phila- >
-
*
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.- -Earnings—*
7
with
Even
2- 5
7
Western Stockholders In vestment
.
»
-
York* .Chicago,. Houston*; and Los Angeles.—V. 196, p. 1877.'
Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings—y
company
earnings.
2-13
2-28
27c*
*
2-14
3-
22e
18c
36c
(quar.)
(quae.)
B
?!
* •
Chemical produces
When added
to refiners.
•
which rose to $207,532 from $140,769 for the first
six months of the previous year;
The operating results of this
six month period were almost as great as the profit of $232,537
for the company's entire past fiscal year ended June 30,' 1962.
Despite
the
increase
in pre-tax profits,
the six-month net*//
earnings of $92,989 were less than the $120,440'for the correspond¬
ing period of 1961 due to- the fact that the 1961 earnings were
fully relieved of Federal tax impact^ through the availability of
:
tax lbss carry-forward! credits. Excellent operating results in recent
years have consumed all available tax loss carry-forward; and hence: *
no*
similar credits were available against the recent' six-nionth
2-8
3-
«
Telephone,, common (quar.).
$1.44 preferred, (quar.)
4.75%
2-15
has- been
alkyllead antiknock fluids which are
to raw gasoline, the antikraock fluids
increase
octane
ratings.
Published /reports state^ that 'Houston's
Beaumont plant has capacity for production of about 60 to 70 mil¬
lion pounds of tetraethyllead annually. -. ^
^
•
V* '
7;Arkansas Chemicals, Inc., located at El. Dorado, Ark., produces
bromine and sells
part of its production to Houston Chemical.
Bromine combined with, ethylene yields ethylene dibromide, one of
the main components of antiknock - fluids.
4
*
'
' >;
District sales offices of Houston Chemical Corp. are located at
Plate Glass Co., this issue.—V. 196,; pi 2081.
pre-tax profits,
6
3-
'
Coast
Western Power <5s Gas
2-
25 c*
• ■
(Quarterly from Investment income)
Wayne Mfg. Co. (quar.)
;
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.. (monthly)
Wesco Financial; Corp.
(stock dividend)—
West
2r26-
half
a
antifreeze
Houston
'
2-18
owns
plant
a
■:
New-
-
•
"■*!;, "fV,s»r.
^ 7
turn
at El Dorado,
A!7-"-'-7i:;777- '7'7; ; 7'7
manufacturing and marketing anti¬
with
Inc.,
sold
month
six
2-18
$1.12'
common, (quar.)™
CO;,
/
<
■
,
•;
in
Houston
Texas.
Chemicals,
employed in manufacturing and
are
Neubauer' stated.
has reported record sales and earnings for the;
period ended Dec. 31, 1962.
Sales* pf' $2:206,879. were;-:
51%
higher than the $1,460,825 for the. corresponding, period of
1961.
The increase in sales was reflected in* a 47%
increase in- '■
The
3-15
3-11
;
Warren
.
1 -•
Piasecki Aircraft
2-15
!
3-15
,
.
1
■
See Pittsburgh
.
.
___
$4.5(1 preferred (quae.)
™™™™™™
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, foe.—
;
4-
17Vic
$1
& Swasey Co.
(quar.)™™™™™™ •; ; 45c
Bros. Co. (extra)
20c;
(increased)
Common
581.
p.
: .•'
Philadelphia & Reading Corp';—Affiliate Sold-1 >
■?.
:
7
3-
3-12
,
,
..
196,
—V.
•''.'■v••''
3-22
3-15
!
:
~
deprec.
,
12Vic
Vulcan Idold & Iron
2- 8
2- 8
,
3-11
3- 1 '
3- 12- 8
3- 8 4
2-21
3-20
'3- 5
12%c
15c
■
3-20
3-2
^
Chemical Corp.
■■■777;777.7; 77.7 ■'•
.■■■
owned jointly by the
of private investors.
with produc¬
was
group
a
fluids since September, 1961.
About 250 per¬
sales.
According to Mr. Neubauer, the corporate organization will'con¬
tinue unchanged:
Houston Chemical will remain intact as a sep¬
arate operating unit.
Vincent H. Shea and Harold D.; McGowan,
who were instrumental in placing Houston in operation, will remain
active in the affairs of the company.
7V*;;?
PPG
does
not
produce any of the products made by either
Houston Chemical or Arkansas Chemicals.
"The transaction, there¬
fore, is in line with the company's diversification objectives," Mr.
1962
1961
& depl. $66,094,139 $66,557,559
income.^..
5,712,431
; 4,781,532.
\
*
deduc.
bef.
ops:,
and
and
of Houston
Beaumont,
/ ;
Houston- Chemical
knock
sons
!
dividends and miscel.
Depreciation uil^.A™™—™™—-10,579,836 , 9,939,695 ^
Depletion of mines.
_;'™™._J«..™™ .* 1,030,567 •: 1,079,896
Provision for taxes on Income
<
21,500,000'.; 22,200,000^ :.;
consolidated net income
—>—38,696,167
38,119,500
Per
share
of
capital, stock, outstanding;
v ' . .
<> t
s
Consolidated inc., before, depl., of mines;— _:
$3.92 .
$3.86
Consolidated net income
3.82
3.70'
.
2-14
4- 2
3- 2
35c
5%
(quar.)
from
' Interest,
:
f
,
*,
3- 1
20c
"7:
Ended Deer 31—
Year
Inc.
3-26 '/. 2- 5
.5%
;
(quar.)
,
'
-
2
_™
Inc.
Rogers,
7, 2-15
"2-15
3- 1
3-. 1
'
'
•
—
Co*_
Van
50c
$1.37%
—
preferred (quar.)™—
Valley National Bans: -(Arizona;—
$5.50
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Annual Report—
V
*
*
at
company,
Corp.
owner
Arkansas
Arkansas.
'
2-15
-
in
interest
holding
a
Reading
&
facilities
tion
,
Monday, February 18, 1963
.
Chatham is the sole
_
'
-
.
3- 1?
$1.06%
/
6-17
9-16
(extra)™——
:
15c
2-21
; >
/!,;: 77/
•>//
•
7/
(quar,)___—,™—
preferred
4%%
.
H2
10c
<■
—
the
and
company
.
Reading,
Philadelphia
share owners of Desitin Chemical Co.,
Inc. of Providence, R. I., have signed a contract for the acquisition
by Pfizer of all of the capital stock of Desitin in exchange for an
undisclosed number of shares of Pfizer common stock.
Desitin markets a variety of baby products under the Desitin
label,
including ointments, powders, lotions, creams, and soaps. '*
Additionally, Desitin markets other ethical specialties for the entire ;
family, including medicinal ointments, powders and creams for
skin conditions.—V*. 197, p. 408;
■
'
t*
r i
/
The
_
_
7%c
7-15
^TY2C '-.>.10-15
17%c
2-27
25c..
3- 1
—
Poods
Universal
7:7."
Chatham
(Chas.) Pfizer & Co.—Acquisition—
Payable of Rec.
3-15
2-28
3-22 ( 3- 8
Share
,
Holderi
When
Per
ot Company
Name
.
.
Directors
of
the
Co.—Proposed Stock Split—
have -approved a 2-for-l split of the
shareholders' approval at a special
meeting called for April 17, 1963i
If approved, the company said the par value of the common stock
will be changed from $10 par to $5 par and the authorizedshares
increased to 6 million $5 par shares from 4.8 million $5 par shares
company's
stock,
stockholders'
company
subject
to
If
the
.
193,
2328.
p.
;
Republic Steel Corp.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
>
:
has reported that sales increased $83,701,353 or
8.7% during 1962 but earnings declined.
Sales
for
1962
totaled $1,049,604,342,
up from $965,902,989 in
The
production
Ingot
income
Net
share.
The
1962
additional
1961 net income of $56,954,253
■■ :■>V:'"~
/.■
iA-A;"'
>■■■>■
Dec.
-Annual
Subs.)-
(&
Earnings—
Profit
$
earnings were reduced by a charge of $12,150,000 for
depreciation resulting from the use of' the new U. 8.
taxes
charge
value
assets
Canadian
of
Provision
taxes
for
84,826,284
,
1962.
vviJ •"
-
}.
i'r St. Louis-San Francisco Ry.—Earnings—
/,
amortization
A Per. End. Dec. 31—
$41,091,883
1962—Quar.—1961 / 1962—12 Mos.—1961T
-;\V $
additional
•
$
••
charge of $12,150,000 made in accordance with the new deprecia- -A Ry. 6pet, revenue.— ' 3f>,946",471, 30,103,5l0 118,302i425'115,046,008
tion
guidelines and applied to property added since Jan. 1, 1954.
Ry. oper. expenses—
23,428,420> -23,054,474
94,774,527
91,638,582
Total
depreciation; -depletion,
for
provision
and
-
reported by Republic for 1962 was $55,435,747 against
1961.'The foregoing provision for 1962 includes the
in;
—V.
196,
2022.
p.
•
'
profits
the
S.!
and
sales
"
Jr.|!; President, said: "Our sales volume
increasing 12% and setting a company
but strikes in- the third quarter affected
that period as well as the fourth quarter."
In
net
Net
profit
Net
stock
common
$8,374,000
taxes
income
V
for
provision
in 1961.
1962,
$11,471,000,
J'-V
"
.
...
-
„>■/,
;
$4,559.000.—V. 197, p. 86.
was
L
^
1"
1
)
'i
'
k
r
^ %v
|'
^^ 1,
1
capital
Average
Earned
'•
10,412,783
''i1"
" A' '
I '
^
^
v
1962—12
Net
ry.
—V.
I
v
''j V
1
I
$1,171,838
829,969
$4,933,527
.
Glendale.
—V.
196,
-
$266,285
517,084
$341,869
102,817
$1,392,542
$1,264(939
829,622
Ry.
;
$5,98.7,031
expenses,,4,116.309
revenue—,
oper.
oper.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
1962—Quar—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31—
of
an
—V.
ihcoiiie
oper.
ry=
Net
•
income
oper.
196,
"
2023.
p.
710,692 s, $7,740,778
fr.
RR.—Earnings—
Line
4
1962—Quar.—1961
had
keyed
'
:
ry.
197,
11,644,187
4,420,168
9,620,916
6,689,662
op.
564.
p.
36,620,138
14,583,663
37,829,751
18,086,468
J
—
Net
sales
Other
31—
Dec.
'
:
——
-
——
income
-
$3,157,193
$3,378,223
1,831,436 v> 1,384,489
op.^j-' $284,239
$308,608
$1,325,757
145,414
177,533
547,819
expenses—
fr. ry.
income
oper.
196,
Poor's Corp.—Proposed Acquisition— v
has announced plans to acquire the Blue List
company
;
Total
income
costs And
Total
income
•
Federal
•
Earnings
—V.
taxes
state
income
Net
$80,458,833 $80,544,900
.73,300,054 71,798,920
——
other expenses,,i——
$7,158,779
3,845,000
before taxes————_
&
income——
on
,1
—
share,——
448. m '
'
•
Last
in
'
:
;
Seaboard
The
$4,042,427
about
at
is
$9,000,000,
subject to
!
Kensington,. Conn.,, company, has .reported that for the
ended Dec-. 30,
1962 (second quarter of the current
This
months
fiscal
net. sales were $1,004,382,
ported in the like quarter a year ago.
year )<
down
is being made in finding new applications of the com¬
pany's products, notably the increased use of Rowland's develop¬
ment
of
polycarbonate sheet for vacuum formed parts for the
aircraft industry.>
- /JA-y'yA>C,:-y■> >.•
in
The
the
.
sales
of
of
spring.—V. .196, p. 2281.
•
'■-■■■
^''-
X A* '*
•'
Higher—
i
standing
and
profits
company's
oper.
oper,
Net
ry.
oper.
196,
at
op.
$19,834
265,496
$115,671
849,629
$2,759,757
$245,662
$733,958
$105,510
324,128
The
2484.
p.
company's net profits of $2,075,156 after Federal income
$1,823,868
in 1962
against net profits of $1,707,903
Income
taxes of $1,672,339 in 1961, in each case
amortization,
Theodore
H.
cessive
year
"We
start
receivables,
resources,"
For
the
Silbert,
of
1963
sales
Mr.
on
an
all-time
peak
according to
represents the twelfth suc¬
This
net profits
over
the previous year.
of earnings, outstanding
income and capital
•. < • ■
the highest plateau
financed,
stated.
volume
Silbert
eighth
increased,
reached
President.
increased
year
in a row,
reaching
88c
deferred
earnings on the common shares
per
share
before
3,440,568
837,730
1,148,480
,
has announced in a preliminary report that itsrose substantially to an all time record of $1,540,$1.92 per share, on 803,376 shares, an Increase of'
53% over 1961 earnings of $1,007,429, equal to $1.33 per share on
755,746
shares.
Sales were up 15%
to $68,332,232 from $59,-191,324 in 1961.
;
^"
Stein, Hall
is a manufacturer of chemical products, including
specialized adhesives, synthetic resins, natural gum
derivatives,
food stabilizers,
and other intermediate products which find use
company
earnings
equal' to
the paper, packaging, textile, food, drug, mining and
In addition, the company is a major supplier
Canadian
industrial- companies,., of
starches
andderivatives and of imported commodities, including burlap-
primarily
in
S,
U.
starch
and
and latex
others.
among
12 cities
The firm's operations spread to
than New York) throughout the United States, as well asand Toronto, Canada, South Africa, India, The Nether¬
(other
Montreal,
and Switzerland—V.
Thailand
.
197, p.
662.
>'
'J /
our
net
;;>
sales
41%,
increased
taxes."
taxes
after
share
per
Net
other
and
Mr.
had
we
,
1962,
a
smaller
■„
Riley
reported,
rose
196, p. 2629.
Co.—Earnings-
Pacific
1962—Quar.—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31—
-
'
t
.
.
iJ
1962—12 Mos,
revenue
Ry.
expenses—
oper.
Net
rev.
ry.
—V.
income
oper.
197,
23,151,991
14,965,491
laundries
37,884,397 153,120,246 152,669,137
12,752,124
6C,385,173 53,102,579
sale
Ry.
Railway
on
4%
of 99.3576
bid
Co.
Feb.
an
a
4%
awarded at competi¬
issue of $4,020,000 Southern
trust
coupon.
certificates
on
in ten-cent
^
,
a
bid
Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Net
income
Earned
per
shares
196,
share
:
outstanding
1920.
p.
Tampax Inc.
Ended
Year
■
—V.
taxes
;
—
1962
$10,586,518
5,383,233
5,203,285
1961
$9,301,575
4,740,129
4,561,446
$1.84
for
$1.62
2,820,858
adjusted
2,820,858
200%
dividend)
196,
$1.05
1,628,078
(& Subs.)—Annual Report31—
(1961
shares
$1.90 "
1,636,062
share
per
*
1961
$56,250,251
2,791,677
1,705,593
/
income
Earned
stock
certificates, which are non-callable, represent
(ZZ) totaling $8,040,They were reoffered for public sale at prices to
yield from 3.20% for certificates due Aug. 15, 1963
to 4.15%
for the maturities from Aug. 15, 1976 to
Feb. 15, 1978.
;
taxes
Income
Net
Dec.
income
before
Net
Capital
4Vs% coupon.
1962
$72,690,761
6,424,268
3,115,661
-
taxes
before
Brothers & Hutzler, New York,
14
»
31—
Dec.
sales
Equipment Trust Certificates
—
equipment
for the
99.57 for
Ended
Year
Net
Net
Number
Salomon
the United StateB.
,-r-f
that Borateem will be packaged
five-cent
and
Symington Wayne Corp.—Annual Report—t
have announced that they were
tive
disclosed
plastic packets, each containing scientifically
measured portions to insure that the user will obtain a cleanerswhiter, brighter, softer, lastingly odor-resistant laundry.
;.
Scientific Packaging will also package and distribute the popular
20
Mule Team Borax, for. over 70 years a favorite
laundry and
—V.
—
throughout
Brina
boxes
diaper conditioner.—V. 196, p. 2325.
449.
p.
N. J.,
that a licensing
agreement has been signed with- United States Borax & Chemical,
Corp. to package and distribute that company's line of laundry,
conditioners—20 Mule Team Borax and Borateem—in coin-operated
-1961
175,001,315 171,946,232 701,878,944 674,813,205
151,849,324 134,061,835 548,758,698 522,144,068
fr. ry. op.
Vending Ltd.—Licensing Agreement—
subsidiary of Superpack Vending has announced
a
$
Ry. oper.
will up to
for the sale to it of
sufficient to exhaust,
$105 per share, plus
p. 2373.
Brina, President of Scientific Packaging of Elizabeth,
Peter
Mr.
Nitrogen produces a broad range of fertilizers and a
amount of industrial nitrogen products for the Southeast
Midwest.—V,
and
receive tenders
to an amount
of $191,189 at prices not to exceed
dividends to April 1, 1963.—V. 193,
Superpack
Southern
limited
sum
accrued
1961 to $19,800,000 last year.
$14,000,000 in
from
the
last $600,000 of our
the
considerably,
in
income
$5
.
Exchange Bank, Philadelphia,
(EST) on Feb. 19, 1963,
cumulative preferred stock
noon
(
utilized
1962
Trust Corn
Glrard
The
-
in
operations
before
earnings
Strawbridge & Clothier—Tenders for Preferred—
taxes Increased-
the
The
Federal
before
*$230,622
1814.
p.
the first instalment of an issue
Higher—
of
.axes
again
614,135
242,883
117,668
deficit
2,865,267
$93,270
Stein, Hall & Co., Inc.—Net Up 53%; Sales 15%—
The
1962
r
of
end.
year
Southern
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$3,209,946
»$28,087
252,988
$17,829
220,444'
Mos.^1961 j
$3,326,525
3,233,255
853,209
*
41%—
operating tax loss carry-forward," Mr. Riley said. "As a result,
over-all tax accrual was about 40%
in 1962. Thus, while our
Offered
Corp.—Earnings—
SFC Financial Corp.—Net
after
1813. v
p.
$172,757
expenses
fr. ry.
196,
$32,912
205,669
revenue..;.
Ry.
reached the highest point in
1963 was the 17th consecutive
1962—Quar.—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry.
year
January,
increase.—V.
Rutland Railway
—V.
the
for
history.
sales
of
Net def.
-
-
President
Riley,
"Successful
net
Net
..
the
"
.
of
taxes.
month
institu¬
' "
the company and
consolidated subsidiaries for
the year
ended Dec. 31, 1962 amounted to $1,650,747 ($1.43 per
share)
after providing $1,954,000
for Federal and state income
taxes; against
earnings of $1,253,357 ($1.10 per share)
for the
year
1961,
after
providing
$1,353,000 for
Federal and state
Sales
<
income before
has reported that
1962.
R.
Southern
Income
to some 24
at par,
Savannah-based company, said
pre-tax earnings were $2,840,000 in 1962 against $2,150,000 in 1961.
Net income after taxes, Mr. Riley said, was $1,707,000 in 1962,
equal to $1.31 per share on the 1,300,000 common shares out¬
the December quarter,
Royal Crown Cola Co.' (& Subs.)—Net
Earnings
ry. oper. deficit
•Loss.—V. 196, p. 685*
Net
an
optical materials in
fr. ry. op.
Net rev.
to
Nitrogen Co.—Sales Up
company
John
and
traditionally high seasonal sales peaks of optical sales in the
decline
expenses
oper.
$825,122
$851,056
1833,227
revenue
Ry.
1962—12
1962—Quar.—1961
petroleum industries.
The stock will be sold privately,
tional Investors.—V. 196, p. 2718.
32%i in
improvement in the company's profits
of- the fiscal year, based on the now arrested
half
second
the
:
Ry.-^Earnings-^10^
Staten Island Rapid' Transit
lands,
progress
.
now
Peb. 11, ,1963 it was reported that stockholders had approved
170,000 shares of new series B preferred stock (par
On
Southern
the
second
quarter
financial report,
Hugh
Rowland,
President, said that basically the company's situation
•remained unchanged. He added that while the market for Rowland's
eyeglass frame raw materials has continued on the weak side, in
other
markets
business
has continued
to improve. Satisfactory
foresees
is
both
'
on
Rowland
company
Approved—
$50)j
from $1,162,913 re¬
:
Mr.
his
midwestern life in¬
double Seaboard's size
a
the issuance of
.
A', Net profit for the quarter ended Dec. 30, 1962, was $4,884, or 2C
per share,
based on 259,458 common. shares outstanding, against
$53,978, or 21c 'per share on the 255,234 shares outstanding for
the same period in 1961, The 1961 figure is before special charges
of $18,070, or 7c per share. Of this decrease in profit, $9,477, or
4c per share is accounted for by increased charges for depreciation
for the three-month period. ;Va ">r,
'
./
\1
Commenting
of
stockholders of
approval of
companies. If approved, Blue List would be operated as a whollyowned subsidiary, with no change in management.—V. 195, p. 912.
687,
.;
,
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Preferred Stock
Rowland Products, Inc.—Sales,,Net Down—I
;
said
acquisition
the
considering"
said.
Kosman
Mr.
executive
chief
Life
also accompanied by an increase
were
$5,832,506,
to
$2.22
■
Issue
'three
64%
surance company which would more than
business and asset wise.—V. 197, p. 564.
••
.
of
•
gains
record
year's
reserves
"seriously
4,703,553
$1.82
;
-
"
$8,745,980
>
$3,313,779
per
197, p.
national
life under¬
writer
also
closed
1962 at
a
new
peak, totaling $5,131,290—up
77%
from
the
year-earlier level of $2,891,469.
Assets of the
company rose 54%
in the past year to $8,704,725.
Pub¬
lishing Co., in exchange for 360,000 common shares or 45/100 of a
share for each Blue List share outstanding. The transaction, valued
Miami-based
of. the
$1,493,734
697,097
2023.
p.
Standard &
The
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$774,766
466,158
revenue
oper.
ry.
1962—Quar —1961
•
$703,676
419,437
oper.
Ry.
Ry. oper.
income
Premium
,
.
—
;
fdrfce for the company rose sharply in 1962 to
$200,825,000, an increase of 53% over the previous high of $130,694,000 recorded at the close of 1961, it was announced by Samuel
Kosman, President.
. .1
fcA-
1962
1961
$80,226,300 $80,249,823
232,533
'
295,077
:
■
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—(
Annual
ifj^UT'artce" in
>
'
this
Per. End. Dec. 31—
1962—12 Mos.—1961
41,257,873 165,008,709 157,574,486
29,613,686 127,178,958 120,954,348
41,481,653
31,860,737
income
oper.
Report—
w
Robertshaw-Fulton. Controls Co.—Annual Report—
Year Ended
plant
new
—V.
Seaboard Life Insurance Co. of America
"
"
new
modernized
company
Net rev.
expenses—
rev.
ry.
:■' —V.
2,979ti'Cll\ 2,557,995fO
1,037,490^" 1,316,149
'
modern
quarter," said Mr. Rosenthal, "we are introducing
products uniquely designed for special uses and com¬
petitively priced. We have established what we consider the finest
research and development laboratory in the industry,
which will
enable us to remain
pre-eminent in our field in the oreation of
new,
high-quality products."
Speedry is the world's largest firm specializing exclusively in
the
design,
manufacture
and
sale
of marking,
stamping
and
stencilling inks and applicators. It pioneered the felt-nib marking
industry
with
the creation of
the Speedry Brushpen and the
famous Magic Marker line.—V.
196, p. 2125.
196, p. 2023.
oper.
Net
^3,846;989::T6,421816';, 15,713,399
opS'if,876,7# :'$2,232,b39
fr. ry.
Net rev.
its
in '
"We now have established a base for
expanded product line coming off a com¬
Per. End, Dec. 31—
Net
in
chains.
$6,p^,028 ,$25,^38 508 $23,454,177
.
divisions
declared,
He
sales
Its
408,564
ry. op.
Ry. oper. revenue.—
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earns.
Ry.
Ry.
I.
of all
manufacturing system." He also reported that
achieved a ten-fold Increase in its distribution
particularly to greater penetration of mass markets
variety, hardware and
drug stores,
supermarkets
and
3,322,212
.
.
L.
broadened
$4,587,151
3,540,985
Per. End. Dec: 31—
;
8,095,502
$3.11
.
.."A-
—
and
.
consolidation
the
Mos^-1961
$1,189,374
923,089
Seaboard Air
8,107,419
$3.78
shares
share
p. 1878.
per
1962, the company reported
of $30,694, equal to 4c per
31,
"A"
system,
Ry.
1962
1961
$30,615,000 $25,201,277
31—
Yfear Ended Dec.
Net income..-^.——
of
growth at the sacrifice of immediate sales 'and
policies included a- greatly expanded wholesaler
new
product development and
re-packaging
programs, the installation of new automated
and semi-automated
machinery, and special merchandising promotions.
1
v Mr.
Rosenthal reported that the company 'had finally completed
These
distribution
Net
"
Dec.
earnings
net
number
N. v Rosenthal, President, stated that Speedry's managed
recently instituted certain policies.'to> insure the com-*
earnings.
eight
13,260,696
.1962—-Quar.—1961
Epd. Dec. 31—
Net' rev. fr.
Report—
Richfield Oil Corp.—Annual
ended
and
total
long-term
"During
,
1962—12 Mos.—1961
2,896,651
3,903,028
.
Ry. oper. revenue
Ry. oper. expenses
^
-
six-months
the
had
the
Savannah & Atlanta Ry.—Earnings-—
sales
quarter
75,897,127
35,771,292
$1,254,203
Sidney
pany's
outlets,
$6,696,278 $27,528,010 $24,656,949
$5,610,428
ry. op.
income
oper.
V
Per
amounted to $129,527,000,
down from
$130,237,000 in the same 1961 period.
Net profit in the fourth
quarter was $7,855,000
against $7,440,000 in the 1961 quarter.
Sales
in
this year's third quarter were $125,936,000 and profit
Fourth
i
83,629,777
43,279,629
4
inent
10,935,874
196, p. 2023.
v
against
was
fr.
rev.
ry.
—-V.
company's
the
on
23,239,479
12,537,344
were
during
23,407,426
Ry. oper. revenue
$18,449,849 $17,931,272 $72,849,281 $66,150,220
Ry. oper. expenses—
12,838,421
11,234,994 45,321,271. 41,493,271
is equal to $1.35 per share on 16,514,927
outstanding, after dividend requirements
preferred stocks.
In
1961,
the net profit
was
equivalent to $1.26 per share on the basis of the same
number
of
outstanding common shares.
of
23,948,616
15,478,006
ry.
"B" shares
outstanding.
$666,390 for the three-months ended Dec.
31,
1962,
which the company reported a net loss of $28,955.
Sales
10,443,011
1962—Quar.—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31—
good,
improved,
earnings for
1962
The
shares
the
on
23,527,898
7,049.036
3,125,663
7,518,051
3,792,928
ry.
St. Louis Southwestern Ry.-^Earnings—
Reynolds,
was
year
-Profit
record.
op.
income
through
op.
income
oper.
of
,
Richard
for
ry.
•—V. 196i p. 2125,
company
prolits
184,197,330
national
Net
has reported that 1962 sales were $537,259,000
$26,579,000. Sales in 1961 were $478,311,000 and
$25.100,000...
The
187,410,011
565.
p.
of
pletely
Net rev. fr.
Reynolds Metals Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
with
197,
share
.
in
fr.
oper.
ry.
sales
.
received
46,366,161
For
Net
Department guidelines- and rules. This action reduced
39,271,284 ' [ 36,602,194
profit
net income by 37c a share. On the other hand, 1962 earnings were '
Dividends accrued on preferred.
-' v
903,204
1,020,891
increased to the extent
of $1,440,000 or 9c a share by the new
Net earns,
available
for
common—.
38,368,080
35,581,303
Federal
7%
investment tax credit for equipment' purchases. The
Net
earnings per common share—.—,
'
.3.06
•
:
2.85
net result of both of these adjustments reduced net income for the f> Avge. number of com. shrs. outstanding
' 12,530,768
12,482,898
fourth quarter and the year by 28c per share.
-Af
Stores in operation end of period.—
.
• 2,069
'
2,054.
The company also noted that in 1961 it had received substan¬
—V;il96, p. .1556. „*
•
£.•»
' * \ SV\
tially- higher dividend income from an unconsolidated subsidiary
it
46,715,723
Speedry Chemical Products, Inc.—Six Mos.' Report
44,055,000
;
Treasury
than
expenses—
—V.
700,000
41,985,000
———
income
on
$
69,605,640 271,039,788 260,094,457
79,287,194
1,500,000
.
'•>
70,664,339'
oper.
Net
conversion
in
,;•$
revenue
1961
and
income
on
—»
decline
for
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$
oper.
Ry.
Ry.
„2,509,644,155 2,538,031,649
before
special
Provision
1962—Quar.—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31
Report-
1962
31—
public
53
1978, inclusive. The certificates are guaranteed as to
principal and dividends by Southern Railway Co.
common
since the company was
earnings from Jan.
1, 1962 of
Net rev.
to
Sales
$3.62
or
of
comparable basis.
a
Stores, Inc.
Ended
Year
on
highest
the
Safeway
and shipments of finished steel during
levels than the previous year.
to
$40,042,270
or
$2.54
per
share of
down from
stock,
common
a
at higher
amounted
also
were
number
average
1961
80c in
were
company
1961.
1962
the
on
against
share
This would
14.
shares.—V.
■a
shares outstanding
Earnings per common
founded in 1932.
Results
include
Phoenix Finance
Co., Inc. and Rock Finance Co., Inc., acquired by SFC in 1962
on
a
pooling of interests basis.—V. 197, p. 86.
based
are approved, the directors indicate they will
increase in the quarterly dividend to 330, payable
be equal to 660 quarterly on the present
10%
a
June
(761)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
proposals
consider
about
Number 6239
197
Volume
amortization,-
Tejon Ranch Co.—Net Lower—
000.
The
certificates
are
rated Aa
by Moody's and AA
by Standard & Poor's. They are secured by new
equipment estimated to cost $10,056,200 and will ma¬
ture in 30 semiannual instalments of $134,000 on each
Feb. 15 and Aug. 15 from Aug. 15, 1963 to Feb. 15,
had 1962 net income of $1,065,756, equal to 91c
1,168,750 shares of common stock outstanding,
Jr., President, announced.
This compares with $1,502,357, or $1.29 a share in 1961
after
adjusting for the 2% stock dividend paid in December 1962.
Gross revenues amounted to $3,381,123 in 1962 down from $3,The
a
company
share
Wm.
E.
804,333
and
the
on
Moore,
in
range
1961.
land
miscellaneous
The
in
oil
decrease
income
Of the 1962 total, oil accounted
rent for 16%, farm land rent
for the remainder.
for 59%, cattle
for 21%
and
revenues
in
gross
resulting
was entirely due to a reduction
production declines from existing
revenues
from
«
54
and
oil
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(762)
reservoirs,
gas
commented.
Moore
Mr.
other
All
An
revenue
the
categories1 exceeded the
preceding year.
"Further
preparations
were
made
during
V-.^
the; year for the
transition to a higher utilization of the Ranch's 282,000 acres of
land,"
Mr.
Moore
said.
"Initially this will take the form of
Increased
value
of
agricultural crops,
based on the receipt of
supplemental
water
from
Federal and
State
water programs.«■:
We are also preparing for the time when the growth of Southern
Central
and
California
make
will
California
it
dustrial,
for; construction of more than 45,000 homes, office
structures, apartments, motels, churches, schools, shopping centers
and
planned industrial developments.—V.
196, p. 1192,
Ry.—Earnings—
$4,143,1343,169,779
$1,118,334
822,780
$997,630
812,714
'
,
was
in
fr.
Net rev.
op.
$295,554
. 81,125
$184,916
; *30,378
ry.
'
•
$973,355
120,073:'
\
the
over
$702,753
oper.
595,112
expenses—(>,
'•
Ry.
"-''
i*
——
op.
ry.
$2,901,271
$731,481
534,319
revenue
$168,434
•
income >-.•
2,366,000
and
earnings'
-
holders-
$649,899
$136,369
2,811
28,198
$2,939,293
2,251,372.
to
in
Ry.
oper.
revenue—.
$18,559,821
Ry.
oper.
expenses,.
1
Net ifev, Ir^ ry. op.
ry* oper. income
094,830
196,
Series
the
of
pointed
Whiting
/; Series
to the-.'stock¬
coinsurance serves
share
quota
that
the
the
savings
had
made
new
type
company
market
mass
with
a
feature
He
;
also
in
1962
$9,941
1962—Quar.—1961
1,
51A%
4%%
5%,
4,050,000
4,000,000
1,750,000
.
,
4Va%
an¬
5%.
was
shown
Jan
due
,
1971
1,
1,
1973——
1978—
15.
256,000
2,000,000
due
9,000,000
5,000,000-
banks,
payable to
Sept. 26, 1964
1,609,000
;
....
—
notes
837,000
:■
3,000,000
9,000,000.
promissory / notes,
conv.
1,750,000
—
1975
15,
Feb.
1673*1977.;
4%%
920,000
1,274,000
debentures:
due Nov.
due Nov.
due
399,000
2,400,000
—
——————
subord.
910.000
1,212,000
940,000
1,300,000
4,050,000
l,fT982,. 53/»% 1.
Nov.
4%%,
1,000,000
545,000
1983, 4.8%
1985;- 5 V* % —
1 Series-'due Dec. 1, 1987, 418%-.l'
4Va% sinking fund debentures/ due
April 1, 1967
Wabash RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Nov/'
due
1983,
1,820,000
2,500,000
due
Conv.
910,000
1,006,000
1,481,0001
1,355/000:
"1,500,000
ljSeries .due Dec» 1,
;
4,743,592
6,922.850
,
—
2nd series- due- Nov, 1,
t
$696,000
4,550,000
1,000,000
—
due-Dec.
Series
;
,
$984,000
5,000,000
1974; 3%%—
1,516,000;
1975,' 3%2,000,00ft.
1,
May 1,
Series
its first approach
of
packaged
plan
of
-D v
-
.
due; Nov.
,
200,000 shs.
169,915 shs.
:
due
Series
of
2,929,501 shs.
200,000 shs. V
~
v
Outstanding;
400f000*shs. „
May T,,1977, ;3%%
1, .1978, 4y2%
1, 1980,' 4% .— '
Series due; Sept. 1, '1982/ 53/s% —
to
the
advised
Series
equal
taxes
out
FINANCING
par)
' "
DEBT—
June
due
Series)due
.
•
$17,494,409 $15,855,594
1,911,225
2024.
p.
of
1961.
of
life Insurance.
nounced
that
the
average
size
of
policy
issued
$14,362, this Contrasts with $13,853 in. 1961, and
five years ago in 1958.—V. 196, p. 2225.
53,021,176
53,986,765:
President
elimination
the
accenting
$71,481,174 $68,876,770
$5,642,274
,277,745
Net
—V.
1962—12 Mos.—1961
13,426,155v;
of
PRESENT
par)..—.
—
line
toward
$19,068,429
y
end
TO
3,750,000 shs.
($50
(no
Series! jdue Nov.; 1, >1969,- 3^i%
Seriea 'due Nov. 1, 1970, 3% —1.
Series due Nov. 1, 1973, 3Vi%—
.
.
increase
an
EFFECT
:
stk;
First mortgage bonds:.
'
the
par):
preferred
LONG-TERM
1962,
Whiting
Ry.—Earnings-*"
1962—Quar.—1961
the
long-term: earnings of the company.
of
participating policies was introduced by United
along with group health insurance, group hospital¬
insurance
and
group
medical.
In
addition,
President
full
A
earnings
share
per
that
ization
Per. End. Dec. 31—
at
Cumulative
ordinary,
in-,
increasing
•,
,
,
$54,350,793,
reported
$50,666,455
decrease,-'
increase
63,660
Life
Texas & Pacific
to
rose
-
($5
Cumulative preferred
$32.36 in 1961.
Elimination
of quota share coinsurance in 1962, since it was no longer needed
by the company, and the use of the balance'of the company's
tax; doss
carry
forward in 1961 more than accounted for
the
1962—12 Mos.—1961
1962—Quar.—1961
End. Dec. 31—
.
Life
;•
,.•
GIVING
Authorized
stock
Common
health
■
$711,978
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earningsoper.
CAPITALIZATION
in
of
as
capital stood at $4,616,997 as of Dec. 31, 1962;
Earnings after' taxeA for * United Life were $507,034^
per
share;
this
compared
to
earnings "after
$23.05
.
at
of one year ago.
Individual
showed
substantial
growth,
United
of
assets
for
Total
i
•Deficit.—V. 196, p. 2024,
amount,
also
">,
$3,684,338
paid
$568,009,907
$489,605,581
was
direct
stood
company
figure
premium
insurance
increase of 13%
for the year,- it.
Whiting, President of the Concord,
the annual meeting of stockholders.
20.6'-.
$996,367
186,028
v
the
this
the
over
surance
Total
V
Net ry. oper, ■ Income
for
force
life
new
an
B.
at
company,
.end;. of
13.5%:
recorded
Douglas
by
Hampshre
year's
,
$4,190,455
3,194,088
$121,107,206
of
company
reported
Total
lv
total
a
the
1962,
(;
1962—12 MOS.--1961
1962—Quar.—1961
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Ry. oper. revenue..,
Ry. oper. expenses,,
,,,
Financing
subordinated debentures due Feb. 15, 1978, at par and
accrued interest. Additional financing details follow:
United Life & Accident Insurance Co.—Ann. Report
With
New
Central
Additional
—
"
to
Tennessee
Western Power & Gas Co.
Details—Our Feb. 11, 1963 issue reported the? sale on
Feb. 8, of $9,000,000 of this firm's 4 y4% convertible
projects, call
the
for
possible
realize their full potential for recreational, in¬
commercial and residential use."—V. 196, p.
998.C ^; ;
lands
Tejon
important gain, Mr. Parkes cited, was completion during
of agreements under which United will pipe and dis¬
gas to two large new communities south of Houston.
These
year
tribute
Monday, February 18, 1963
,v
due
,
5,000,000
.
v."
.
10,000,000-
;
.
^^
.
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have agreed to
purchaser the following respective principal amounts of the deben-
1962—12 Mos.—1961
T
•
Textron
Ended
Year
Sales
Electronics, Inc.—Annual Report—
Net
$26,719,000 $22,045,431
—
—
income
1,355.706
Earnings per share
Common
shares
outstanding
If. 196, p. 685.
'
,
'.
*
>
'
t-
v
'•
J"
>
1
<
$
X'
'
vA*'■■
••
<jj ^
?■. '"ft
oper.
revenue
31,805,730
oper.
expenses..
23,779,760
22,265,547
"r,:Debentures
29,821,917 120,416,285 110,092,768
91,490,354
Paine,
85,328,726
Net
———'.i
Net
3,006,093
—V.
fr. ry.
rev.
ry.
op.
8,025,970
7,556,370
28,925,931
2,703,803
2,511,920
8,603,247
6,701,293
Hornblower
C.
A.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
b
*
'
•
Sales
'
■
r''
'j
■
—
'
Income
^
———
'
Net
Income
$
1
>»
-
_
14,772,000
——————
shares—$2.96
outstanding
4,841,592
oper.
.
1,'278,343
oper. -'expenses..
$7,191,260
count
4,488,267
All of
st
fr.
rev.
ry. mp.
196,
$579,434
$692,492
$2,490,632
income
ry^ oper.
173,665
161,829
629,718
2024.
p.
$2,513,187
^
BUSINESS^—Wallace
569,573
and
f.; :;
its
the shares
sified
Transcon
Lines—Profit Up 55%—
The. company,., in
Scribrier
Chairman
Net
profits
Gross
-
totaled
Net
©00
Earnings
taxes
$2.30
based
stock
split
Birlenbach
conservatlve
taxes.
He
stated
that
in
the
to
Union Carbide
The
company's
exceeding
year,
and
man
in
1962
set
Kidder,
3,000
6,000
Lee
4,000
Lehman., Brothers
6,000
In
1961.
This
the
Net
year
income
included
20
Pyrofax
Gas
$4.73
Bingham,
con¬
1962
against
$159,825,000,
was
i
-
$1,630,681,000,
were
for
cents
•'
,,
$1,563,358,000
$5.31
or
share.
a
Blunt
Dial
of
areas
that
Union
operations
the
business.
noted
gains
Carbide's
achieved
were
in
sales
volume
in
&
s
;i?'.
Co.,
all
J.
S.
132,795,541
133,105,049
512,124,915
Securities
Hill
93,625,343
370,157,101
360,798,813
op.
39.911,960
39,479,706
141,967,814
148.525,635
income
25,798,243
11,451,822
46,775,328
31,182,611
—V.
^
ry.
2024.
p.
./V'''
&
had
company
Consolidated
net
income
in
all
increased
of
from
crude
provement
of
revenues
million
Substantially
sale
of
$29.2
tion
of
oil
1962,
of
United
increase,
volumes
of
from
reached
increase
an
the
and
and
of
1962,
all-time
an
$23
Parkes
units
have
we
million
stated,
—V.
repre¬
high
Spencer Trask «te Co._
6,000
Tucker/ Anthony & R. L.,
Day;6,000.
Co., Inc.
4,000
Walston
4,500
Watling, Lerchen & Co.—
7,500
Weeden
&
&
&
Co._
...
Weeks
ry.
prior
mately
the
were
It
in
30
contain
&
Co.,
Co.
Inc
;
4,000
,
<
4,500
Inc
5,000
v
,
"
"
•
•
pv
2226.:
Sold
,
5,000
W.
-
.
Record
Ry.—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961
fr.
ry.
r
Sales, Earnings-
is
expected
and
to
especially
disposed
of
for
principal
and
Ry.
oper.
oper.
all
bring
1962
further
significant
rate
can
that
proceedings.
be
gains
expenses—
Net
Net
natural
considered
billion
cubic
deliveries
effective
in
provisions
years.
gas
feet
up
1962.
for
sold
over
to
These
further
-
in
1962
1961.
155
Parkes
efficiency
contracts,
increases
in
by
contracts
cubic
deliveries
at
1962—12 Mos.—1961
10,238,761
op.
$2,535,514
$3,646,380 $13,597,227 $13,911,348
income
2,979,285
40,702,219
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
ry.
196, p. 2024.
,
1,512,486
7,601,788
L.T;
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Alabama—Earnings—
1962—Quar.—1961
Ry.
oper.
revenue—.
$943,242
$952,757
Ry.
oper.
expenses—
831,429
to
842,274
:
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
fr.
oper.
196,
p.
ry.
op.
income
$111,813
:
$3,857,312
$3,833,324
3,403,891
3,339,181
$453,421
$110,483
89,901
7,835
-$494,143
74,164
105,674
-
'
2024.
to
in
day
Parkes,
future
;
t
Trust
Company,
common
the corporation.—V.
New
stock,
196, p.
York,
and
1922.
$5
has
appointed
been
cumulative
•
preferred
/
the
over
3,851,850
1961.
shares
Net income
outstanding
per
on
common
Dec.
share
"Cash
the previous
eleventh
flow, the
111%
is
year
keep up
a
row,"
said
Wilson,
"our
margin
at which we have long been aiming.
.
of
sum
'
~
of net income, depreciation and amortization,
to $30,845,836, or $8.01
per share of common stock.
Cash
important, to Xerox because we need moneyour rates 'of growth. •.
quarter revenues of $30,136,578 and net income of $4,-
.
..
ing 1962, the 914 Copier achieved gratifying success and we are
expecting to place many new installations in 1963.
To show how
the copier is being received. We believe that, at the end of the
well
•
n
:
year.
in
particularly
"Fourth
.
1962.
31,
with $1.43 per share on 3,828,427 shares outstanding
also set records, despite the fact that we changed some
depreciation policies to write off assets more rapidly.
Therefore,
fourth
quarter results are not strictly comparable with those of
other quarters." '
•
rf.-.'XQ
Pointing to some of the factors which contributed to the growth
.of Xerox in 1962, Mr. Wilson had this to say:
"The office copying field continued to grow very rapidly.
Dur¬
sole
stock
end of
the
'
_
$104,472,214, against the 1961
after taxes was $13,860,044. an
were
income
374,413
Wheeling Steel Corp.—Appointment—
Irving
registrar for the
of
■
1962—12 Mos.—1961
.
$8,344,054
on
approached the 30%
5,917,146
:
the
Net
profit, the ratio of income before taxes to total operating revenues,
showed
an
increase.
It was
29.36%
in
1962,
against 21.14%
in
1961
and 16.23%
in
1960.
This pre-tax profit margin has now
39,917,305
approxi¬
per
of
■
•
revenues
$61,384,372.
$3.60
"For
$54,299,446 $53,828,653
10,711.805
Western Ry. of
'
providing
feet
according
1962—Quar.—1961
$13,247,319 $13,935,141
peak year.
operating
of
This compares
excep¬
earnings
fairly repre¬
increased
Sales
million
was
Co.—Earnings—
rose
the
as
Total
flow
V.
of
?
the
several
minor
Thus
5,548,482
connec¬
of
in
with
-
revenue
Ry.
over those for 1961
.
the previous
$6,242,473
6,258,582
Drilling
operations,"
consolidation
$5,835,080
1,881,820
increased 151%
a
increase
items.
all
the
$2,426,266
earnings of Xerox in 1962
gain in revenues of 70%
•
In reporting this, Joseph C. Wilson, President, -noted that both
earnings and revenues set records in 1962.
He said that 1961 was
on
total
of
from
$542,952
2,188,802
op.
income
oper.
Net
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$9,467,430 $11,582,737 $41,491,929 $40,478,074
8,924,478
9,156,471
35,606,849
34,235,601
Western Pacific RR.
from higher rates. Revenues
operations showed modest im¬
virtually
automation
are
years
volume
increased
became
&
6,000
196, p. 2024.
1961.
over
came
sentative."
The
4,500
7,500
expenses..
and
gas
mining
improvement
economy.
tions
Corp.—.
7,500
oper.
—V.
customers
was
"Increased
operating
American
t,uuu
Co
Co.
revenue—
Net
in
1961.
over
new
"There
&
& Co.__
Hogle
Net rev.
i
million
expenditures in 1962 amounted to $40.2 million.
wells, strengthening of pipe line facilities and the
6aid.
Smithers
&
Ry.
Capital
oil
Swiss
So,
Per. End. Dec. 31—
$404.8
S.
& Co.,
Sachs
oper.
year.
for
6,000
Union
Ry.
senting an Increase of $2.4 million over 1961, Edward Parkes,
President,
announced.
Per. share
earnings
for
the
year
were
$2.26, an increase of 18c per share over the $2.08 of the previous
for
7,500
F.
Western Maryland
'
:
United Gas Corp.—Net Higher—
of
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
5,000
Inc.
Per. End. Dec. 31—
"
The
4,500
Inc.—
Co.,
period a year ago.-^-V. 196^
same
Corp.-^—Notes
■
■
fr.
oper.
196,
Rotan, Mosle &
Schwabacher & Co...
Noyes
Richards
A.
Quail
4,000
Co.,
for the
Privately—On Feb. 14
Xerox announced that it; had placed' $25,000,000 of4%% notes due Feb. 1, 1983, privately- withs institu¬
tional investors/ The First Boston Corp.j New York
negotiated the placement.
A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the
notes will be applied to the repayment of $21,000,000
of bank loans, and the balance will be added to the
general funds of the company. ;
The company is engaged in the manufacture and
marketing of products for xerographic and photocopy
reproduction and for photographic use. Xerox is a
dry electrical process which creates images and permits reproduction on ordinary unsensitized paper
and other materials. In 1962, approximately 89% of
the company's operating revenues were derived from
xerographic equipment and supplies. The principal
facilities of the company are located in Webster, New
York, a suburb of Rochester.
' '
'
Wul-
3,000
&
share on 892,291 shares of common stock,-up from $451,050
share cn 890,769 shares for the same period a year ago.
for the first nine months were $27/752,123,- .down 5*1%,
last year. Net earnings for this period; were $531,134, from:
per
Xerox
Inc.
3,000
Janney, Battles & E.
Clark, Inc,.
.j.
—V. 197, p. 235, v.
499,324.448
92,883,581
rev.
&
•'
.
:;;
per
$401,462
7,500
-
Carrison,
>
.
from
Jackson
——
32%; Sales Lower—
C.. Rolfing,. President,
51c
or
5,000
Webber,
Co
—
expenses..
54c
3,000
Co
& Co
Dillon,
Goldman,
Hemphill,
v"'vV;;.
revenue.^.
ry.
Dain
Dickson
.
has reported thai sales, .for the third
quarter,; ended - Dec. 31,.: 1062, were $12,134,204,...down- from
$13,104,582 last year^. Saies qf, civilian- products for this period
Were; greater '"than; last: year,
while sales of defense - items - were
less,)Net earnings for the third quarter were $485,120, equal to
6,000
bern,
$o.i8
7,500."
Ohio
Pierce,
Bogan
&
Dann
Eastman
1962-^12 Mos.—1961
oper.
Net
Collins
&. Smith
Curtis
310,504
1,750,000
not
Wurlitzer Co.—Net Up
R.
7,500
&
t28,492
——————?—__
fiscal
6,000
1-.
Inc.—
Paine,
&
4,000
Hornblower
1962—Quar —1961
oper.
Net
3,000
Sullivan
903,335
Sales
York Securities Co._
New
The
4,672,277
995,851
,
3,000
Newburger & Co
Bonbright
L
amortization
payable currently
.6,142,145
4,737,417"
include the A. C. Gilbert Co. in which Wrather Corp.;:
acquired a 50% interest in January, 1962,
..
'
" ' '/'•
tCredifr; subsidiary now wholly-owned.—V, 195, p. 1145.a'1
v
Co.
&
Corp..
4;000
Inc.
M.
R.
RR.—Earnings—
4/..^5"
Ry.
Ry.
B.
Fenner
1961
">1962
; $6,157,293
sharei^__——$0.23
shares—1,750,000
per
•Does
7,500
Higginson
7,500
Sheridan,
Co., Inc
&
J.
•
D.
Common,
industry. Sales of chemicals and industrial gases showed
: the
largest gains.
Price decreases in certain product lines—par¬
ticularly plastics and metals—had a significant effect on 1962
y earnings.—V. 197, p. 663.
-
Union Pacific
3,000
—
Co
Peabody
Inc.
&
——
Co.
Julien
steel
Per. End. Dec. 31—
Inc.
Simmons
Brooke,
except
metals,
where
alloy
continued low level of activity in
the
&
Bosworth,
business
by
Walter
Inc4^
Ellis
George
aP? share
realized from the sale
of
the
In
1961, net income was $142,298,000, or
affected
were
Co.
&
Blyth & Co., Inc
share.
a
Mr.
Becker
Hurry,
fourth
1961
Earnings were
highest in the corporation's history.
for
the
Executive
ment.
Sales
for
G.
,
71,505
McKelvy & Co._
3,000
Merrill Lynch, Pierce/ V,'.-
£
Months' Report-
;
120,500
Shares
Kaufman Bros.
9,000
Co._
50,000
50,000
(& Subs.) —Six
—
severally
have
Shares
Bacon; Whipple & Co
100,000
Co.—
&
Number of. outstanding
Outstg.
3,865,249
below
named
Aiuott, Baker & Co., Inc.
sales by 4%, Morse G. Dial. Chair¬
Officer, reported in a preliminary state¬
12%
above last year, and were the second
Chief
Authorized
5,000,000
underwriters
Britton
1962
Bache &
-
record
a
31,
par)
;
Corp.—Sales Up 4%; Net 12%—;
sales
OF'OCT.
140,000
Co.,
—
68,162
Earned
of
Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons
A.
secutive
ap¬
19%
White, Weld & Co. Inc.__ 31,000
company
•'
about
140,000
possible future taxes—43,100
Minority interest in loss of subsidiary—_—
t-—
Net; Income
4C5.279
which
equipment,
&
—
Provision: for. taxes
agreed,
subject
to
the
terms
and
conditions
contained
in
the
underwriting agreement, to purchase from the selling stockholders
the following respective numbers of- shades of common stock:
by
-
sales;
Cassell
—
and
140,000
'
Provision for
-peroxides,
'
(50c)
UNDERWRITERS—The
of
/>y:
.
AS
-
Common stock
shares outstanding:
common
1962
procedures
2225.
p.
shares
Depreciation
"
$968,-
adopted moreaccruing deferred
income
that for 1961 and prior years,
earnings
correspond to the 1962 accounting basis.—V. 196,
accounting
pointed out
revised
were
653,730
pro¬
„
1962. which are adjusted
in May, 1962. In. 1961--earnings
effected
dollar
organic
W.
period Ended Dec. 31—
Gross .inoome^
&
Co.
Macart, Jones & Co.—
' 340,000
Wrather Corp.
ac¬
C.
340,000
Inc..—
F.
Inc.
Costs-and' expenses^.—.i—————-»-»
chemicals,
areas:
pharmaceuticals,
are;
the
Main St., Belleville,J,f
manufacture of a diver¬
general
1962
and
CAPITALIZATION
\
^
of
sales,
C.
340,000
Co., Inc.
:
—V. 197, p. 663.
the
J
the
on
j
i>
outstanding at the end of
2-for-l
Mr.
1961.
against
as
<
per share were $1.52. based on 635,680
also adjusted for the stock split.
v
in
$1,505,000
,
.
1962
31,
42%
three
products
340,000
—
—
Investment
McCourtney-Brecken-. '
Ridge & Co.—....
•
.
140,000
140,000
—
D:
Jones
CO.—-JuL
Martin
Securi-
&. Co.,
140,000
*
Edward
340,000
&
—
—
Walston
fatty acids;:
flour
maturing system,
continuous
dough-making
equipment, chlorinators, food processing and packaging equipment,
ethical prescription and
consumer-drugs.:,; . -
in
s
•*,.-»
•
Dec.
in
of
its
Among
plasticizers, a
Corp.
Co.
iffr
of 25
engaged
about
39%
sales.
profits.
increase
i
registered
to
'
13
a
ended
year
$24,090,000
amounted
were
on
v
„
the
for
,
share
per
year.
from
up
1961.
55%
increased
revenues
after
in
stock
common
the
taxes
previous
$27,172,000
income
recorded
for
the
operating
proximately
and
^revenues
'
"
announced.1'1
Birlenbach
after
from
revenues
registered record
1962,
On
—
and; none of the
Tiernan
in
Co
Sullivan
First Nebraska
to the company.
accrue
&
products
for
accounted
'
of
group
sold for
were
are
subsidiaries,
and
Inc.
Inc.
ner,
Storz-Wachob-Bender
Common Offered
—
of certain, stockholders
ceeds therefrom will
V.
425,000
&
New York.
$7,001,454
1,170,287 ) *4,700,648
:
Inc.——
Co.
Chairman of the Board resigned but will
194, p. 263.
underwriting group headed jointly by White,
Co. Inc. and Cyrus J. Lawrence & Sons,
an
Weld
475,000
425,000
&
Farrell,
Corp.
Eppler, Guerin & Tur¬
Co.—
Boettcher
300,000
230,000
&
Carolina- Securities'
Loewi
MacEwen,
the
14, a secondary offering of 256,000 common
shares of Wallace & Tiernan was made at $27 a share
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$1,862,779
$1,857,777
revenue
H.
of
Feb.
4,903,736
by
1962—Quar—1961
Neil
Chairman
and
directors.—V.
as
elected
made
Co.
600,000
&
Bosworth,
Wallace & Tieman Inc.
$2.06
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Per. End. Dec. 31—
President
have
was
&
———
955,000
Weeks
&
Hutton
Dain. & Co., Inc.
M.
Bell
Allyn & Co
Board.
Lawrence
J.
1,425,000
Ellis, Holyoke
ties
2629.
p.
Baking
Wagner
Leonard
former
remain
3,900,000
10,545,000
common
shares
The
14,445.000
11,900,000
taxes—
of
Directors
President.
^ }
-
26,672,000
Earnings per
Common
"
549,493,000 473,120,000
-
profit
Federal
V'
■»
1961
1962
,
V-;'I-
1
.
Pre-tax
Wagner Baking Corp.*—Management Changes—
Report—
1
Co
Corp.
-
>
^
Textron Inc.—Annual
&
F.
Inc.
Stone & Webster
Securities
196, p, 2024.
Debentures
E.
.
__$1,425,000
Curtis
Witter
Dean
24,764,042
income
oper.
Jack-
Webber,.
&
son
(803,980)
...—0.45"
/
3,011,193
—
i*
Ry.
1961
1962
31—
Dec.
'
V
Ry.
914s were producing copies
annually."—V. 197, p. 663.
at
year,
.
'
a
rate exceeding
.
two
billion
N
.
.
•„
Volume 197
Number 6239
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
nue
Alaska
Bond Offering-—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
(PST)
a.m.
on
March 6 for the purchase of $7,-
bonds.
Due
(State of)
on
Dated
Feb.
1,
1962.
Bank
Feb; 1 from 1965 to 1997
inclusive.- The bonds
& Trust
Co., Los Angeles,
callable.
of Los Angeles, Shuman, Agnew.
& Co., and White Weld & Co.
!
able at the Citizens
are
Bank, Jones-
boro: alternate paying agent Chase
600,000 full faith and credit bonds,
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
follows: -,
- - - **
rl "
.
/
Legality approved by Mehaffy,
$2,700,000 school bonds. Due on
r
c
»»,%..
r
a
Bo
d 0rferinff—Gordon T
The bonds
callable.
are
2,650,000 bonds. Due
from
1965
to
The bonds
1,550,000
awarded
Due
airport
bonds.
July 1 from 1965 to
on
1983 inclusive.
The bonds
are
District
ceive
600,000 school bonds. Due
(CST)
of
on
July
The
F-A.
callable.
are
100,000 school bonds. Due
1 from 1965 to
April
1,
on
July
$40,000
1969 inclusive.
1963.
bonds
National
Bank.
&
Bond
Trust
tle-First
Supervisors,
National
Bank,
Seattle.
by
Preston,
approved
Thorgrimson, Horowitz, Starin &
Ellis.
bids
Clerk
Fairbanks; Alaska
on
Sale—B. ,J. Van Irigen &
Co., Inc.;and associates
on
Feb. 14
purchased
$550,000 General Ob¬
ligation Water Bonds, due Sept.. 1,
1973, inclusive. The
derwriting group bid
bonds; bearing
21/2%,
2.60%,
setting
a
the
to
of
2.70%
and
from
payable
group
and
interest
the
County
Legality
v ;
San Diego, San
and
_
-
FLORIDA
Brevard County (P. O* Titusville),
Florida
Feb. 1 from
on
Certificate
1993.
;
-
^
fines,
of
000
Clerk,
will
of $250,000
Huf-
Orange County, Calif.
.
,wr—u
"
~
La Vista School District,
TZ Company.; Legality approved by
Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell,;
Clearwater, Fla.
Q
.
n.
.
Bond
head,
Sale-The $6,000,000
Bond
O f f
e r
Mayor;- will
i n g—Earl
receive
7:30 p.m.
Kelly,
sealed
(CST)
for the purchase of
on
bids
Feb. 25
$95,000
reve¬
bonds. Dated Jan. lj 1962. Due
Jan.
1
from
bonds
1965
to
1996 incl.
callable.
are
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved by Me¬
haffy, ;Smith, Williams, Friday &
Interest
A-O.
$24,000 5s. Due
Legality approved; by O'Melveny
& Myers.
'
.
—
R.
White¬
G.
Clerk, -■ will
sealed bids until 2. pt.m.
receive
(EST) on
Feb.
100,000 revenue bonds. Dated Feb.
0f
City
.
5,000 31/4S.
a
syndicate headed by
27 for the
purchase of $1,-
100.004,.
a
1; 1963, Due on Feb. 1, 1965 to 1989
net interest cost of.-inclusive.' Principal and' interest
1969 to 1972 inclusive.
Offerihg-^-Leona Garrison;
Clerk, will receive sealed
the
purchase
1963.. Due
to
1964
25,000
on
March
15
inclusive.
1993
by
■
Vallev
Valley
March
on
15.
Hickory 'Ridge, Ark.
Offering — Roy Mahon,
Bond Sale—The
$200,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 5 were awarded
the
Bank of Los
Angeles, at
Bond
Bond
Mayor,
0£1 e
will
r
i
n
until 7:30 p.m.
(CST)
sealed
on
bids
Feb. 26
for the purchase of $56,000 reve¬
nue
bonds.'
Due
on
cisco, at
M-S.
Legality
approved by Mehaffy; Smith, WiL
liams, Friday & Bowen.
Lake
$1,200,000
.Feb/il.were
price of par, a net inter¬
3.04%,
as
follows:
-
100,000 23/4s. Due on Feb. 1, 1976
..
and 1977.
-
-
$70,000 school
to the
were
Offering
—
Cloyd Barker,
will received sealed
bids
.
.
and 1987.
-
,
70,000 10s. Due Feb.
1088.
,
:
Y,
;
'
Torrance, Calif.
callable.
bids
until
will
5:30
'
nue
nue
Sale—The $175,000 reve¬
offered
bonds
000
revenue
1/1963. Due
bonds.
on
A-O.
Feb.
6
are
Legality
Miami, Fla.
were
$3,125,000 reve¬
offered
bonds
awarded to
a
Feb.
6
were
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of
awarde(i to J. A. Hogle & Co., and
Peters, Writer & Christensen, Inc.,
100.02392,
a
net
about 3.25%, as
jointly
interest cost- of
follows:
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
Jefferson County Sch. Dist. No. R-I
150,000 3.10s. Due Feb. 1, 1970.
900,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1971 to 1976 inclusive.
450,000 3.20s. Due
ofDireetfs>w«l
sealed
P-m- ( ST) on
300,000 3JAs. Due on Feb, 1 from
'7
I,'-1963. 'Due
on
March
1967- to. 1986 inclusive.
>
1980 and 1981.
600,000 3,30s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1982 to 1985 inclusive.
1; from
The bonds
Northern
March xago.
March 1 from 1965
Trust
.
Company,
■
Chi-
.
'
450,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1 from
*1986 to 1988 inclusive.
.
Dther members. of the
syndicate:
Equitable Securities Corporation;
-
Legality approved-by Tall- -Francis
madge & Tallmadge.
Feb. 1 from
on
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
500 000 school bonds Dated March
sealed, -est (M-S) payable at the County
(PST) - on Treasurer's
office,
Golden,- ; or
Dated
certificates
Bond Sale-^The
receive
p.m.
The
Interest
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Delta, Colo.
Bond
receive sealed
(EST) on
a.m.
certificates/Dated Jari. 1/1963.
on Oct. 1.from 1963 to 1988
inclusive.
Coib^are^eallable/ Principal and inter-
/ ; Feb. 19 for the purchase of $425,-
Other members of the syndicate:
..undL2^p.m.A(CST) on March 5
for the purchase of $130,000 reve-' Blyth' &
Co.,*-Ihc.,/First Western
000
at Dallas
bldf u' '
Bond Offering—Vernon W.
Clerk,
Clerk, will
until:, 11:30
Due
and the Mercantile National Bank
^b" 79 f°r
A., San Francisco.
City
*
Myers, Fla.
Feb 28 for the purchase of $575,-
Bank of:Rhode Island, Providence
N. T.
Bank of America
*
Bond
bids
cf Pittsburgh, National Bank
awarded
;
130,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1, 1986
City, Ark*
syndicate:
Bond Offering- Wayne A. Van,
Arsdale, Secretary of the Board
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
1, 1963. Due
$275,000 4s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Stanislaus Union School District,
Stanislaus
5
Certificate Offering—S. N. Gran,
City
(P. O. Lakewood), Colo.
.
450,000 3s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1978 to 1985 inclusive.
Nov. 1, 1982
Mellon National Bank & Trust
and 1982.
S.
on
.^1976 to 1980 inclusive.
bonds offered Feb. 5
50,000' 3 ^4s. Due on Feb. 1, 1975.
1 from
*40,000 3.40s. Due on Feb. 1, 1981
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
\
:
60,000 31/4S. Due on Feb. 1 from
$400,000 5s. Due on Feb. 1 from
Dated- Sept.
Interest
a
est cost of about
1,. 1962.
Sept. 1 from 1966 to 1999
inclusive.
The
■'
•
..
1962 to 1975 inclusive.
awarded to a; syndicate headed bythe Wells Fargo. Bank, San Fran¬
.
g—Roy Mahon,
receive
—
school bonds offered
Hickory- Ridge,Ark.
-
S ale
Feb. 1, 1970
.on,
Santa Clara County, Calif,
...
approved by;MehaHy/Smith, Wil¬
liams, Friday & Bowen.
and 1971.
Dated Jam
Fort
Bank, First National Bank of
Me mph i s, Industrial National
.
on
March
until
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
price of
100.045, a net interest cost of about
20,000 2%s. Due
received
tificates.
Nov. 1, 1980
on
Detroit, Seattle—First National
a
be
-and 1981.
National
Securitv-First
$100,000 school. $3p,000 5s>-Due on Feb. 1 from
.Mayor, will receive - sealed; bids bonds offered Feb. 4 were
1964 to 1968.
awarded;
-until 7:30 p.m." (CST)- on Feb! 26*
10,000 3V2s. Due Feb. 1, 1969.
to the Bank of America N. T. &
purchaae of ;$55,000 water-; S.
A., San Francisco.
* works bonds.: Dated '
Sept. -1,1962.
Foothill Junior College District,
Due on Oct; 1 from 1965 to 1997
will
for the purchase of $4,500,000 cer¬
340,000 2.90s. Due Nov. 1, 1979.
Other members of the
Kern County, Calif.
;
Bond Sale—The
for the-
1,
and 1983.
A29% as follows.
Inyo County, Cahf.
Nov.
.
,
Bond
on
1977 and
750,000 3,10s. Due
Panama Union School District*
Ornck,
Unified School Diet
Unified School uist.,
Due
3%s.
from. 1978 to 1988 inclusive.
:
:
Principal
Treasurer's
approved
2.80s. Due
1978/
(P. O. Jacksonville),
/rFltoPidat
Certificate rOffering^Sealedbids
700,000 3s. Due
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
on/.June 15. frpm
office. Legality
.DahlQUist,
Herrington & Suteliffe.
City
Due
31/4S.
55,000
of $400,000
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Death
inclusive? - Interest: ;MriS. i Legality
Caldwell,
by
approved
Duval County
,
improvement bonds. Dated March
15,
635,000
"
.
for
from 1966 to 1974 inclusive.
300,000 23/4s. Due Nov. 1, 1976.
March 15 from
on
'
295,000 2.70s.' Due Nov. 1, 1975.
Due March 15, 1968.
20,000 3s. Due.
bids until 7:30 pun. .(PST). on Feb.
26
March 15 from
on
1964 to"1967 inclusive.
Bowen.
Mayor,
Offering
City
gality
inclusive.
2001
Ceres, Calif.
Carthage, Ark.
g
or
Trimble & Mitchell.
to
Bend
•
York
New
Melbourne' & "Trust
hattan Bank, New York City. Le¬
ARKANSAS
.
Bank,
of
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc.;,Dean- Witter, & Co.;
Harper & Son & Co.
The
Bank
Principal and
payable at the Chase
"(F-A) payable at the Chase Man¬
bert J. Sims & Co., Inc.; Wrh. P.
on
inclusive.
are:
Goodbody & Co.; Cooley & Com¬
pany; Juran .& Moody, Inc.;, Her¬
nue
1973
the
Merrill
Smith
until
certificates. Dated Jan.
Manhattan
1,
1964 to
(p_yQ BJ,jer); Col0.'
v
m
AT
will
a.m.
the First Boston Corp., at a price
awarded
were
A
,,
10
awarded to
Alameda County, Calif.
^
1 from
until
school bonds offered Feb. 5 were
Bond Sale—The $129,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 5
.
f
R£.2
Bond
of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
..
ab0Ut2"%.
Commissioners,
interest (J-J)
COLORADO
of
basis
a
Nov.
on
,
»
102.20,
to
of $136,-
inclusive. Interest M-N.
1991
to E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc. as 3V4S/
price of
Due
H.
Joe
1, 1963. Due on Jan. 1 from 1964
receive
bonds. Dated Nov.
revenue
—
(EST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
Offering—Elizabeth
City
1961.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 5 were awarded
a
County
■
5fauledrbjds "ntil 7
Feb; 25 for the purchase
_
La Habra School District,
-
Offering
Wickham, Chairman of the Board
Feb. 1, 1992
on
Westmorland, Calif.
Bond
1
Dec.
on
Proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Fra-
the Board
/inorpx
Due
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
from
-
receive sealed bids
Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Legality ap-
Diego, Calif.
of
000.000 school bonds. Dated March
1, 1963. Due on March 1 from
1
at
ap-
Bond Offering—Martin E.
Treasurer
*
Dec.
on
by
be received until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Feb. 27 for the purchase of $1,-
11
1, 1963* Due
at
Due
1
South Windsor, Conn. /
o£
1989 to 1991 inclusive.
270,000 3.40s. Due
March
on
.
1983 to 1988 inclusive.
on
1, 1963. Due
Feb. 1 from
on
380,000 3.35s. Due
from 1965 to 1991 inclusive.
the
school
California Western University of
zier,
630,000 3 Vis. Due
purchase of $5,-
1,500,000 bonds.
1965/. to '*1984;;;
.
office.
1n
the
until
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
,3%,
;
in
(M-S)
for the
(PST)
a.m.
1
Feb.
on
re¬
p.m.
est M-S. Legality approved
Day, Berry & Howard.
a
Feb. 1 from
on
1
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
1978 to 1982 inclusive.
from 1965 to 1991 inclusive.
of
sealed
$2,000,000
^Principal
Treasurer's
2.80%,
City.
Board
receive
March
I
20
10
$3,800,000 bonds.
Dennis
the
March
inclusive.
420,000 3s. Due
Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids
300,000 waterworks bonds.
un¬
net interest cost of 2:847
Associates
March
inclusive.
for the
par
coupons
V.
—
of
of
District;
ner,
a,m.| (PST)ffon Feb/ 25 for
purchase
Water
County, Calif.
will
bonds.* Dated
Ranch
at Tustin until
San- Bernardino
at
*?,
460,000 2%s. Due
Orange County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Max C. Hoept-
College District,
Offering
Wardle,
to
Irvine
Me¬
Feb.
Junior
'ost
interest
will
until
from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. Inter¬
Co.!
at
bids
(EST) on Feb. 19 for the purchase
$1,690,000 building bonds. Dated
® Eeb. 1 from
the
at
a net
o%<»
Co
&
Comptroller,
sealed
of
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
(J-J) payable at the
San Bernardino
payable
(A-O)
ceive
r.f aitouows-
County Treasurer's office.
CALIFORNIA
Company, Chicago, and the Seat¬
1964
interest
Bowen.
Barstow
«
on
Interest
by
approved
prlce o£
Br0thers
Offering—Edgar C. Han-
City
nan,
Co.; sfchwabadii^&^Co.;
gtern
April 1 from 1964
1980 inclusive. Principal and
to
"
callable.
are
Legality
Principal
Company, New York, Continental
Bond
1, 1963. Due
p.m.
improvement
'
and
$82,000 school bonds. Dated April
re-
2
haffy, Smith, Williams, Friday &
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Legality
will
until
Aug. 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
1 from 1965 to 1978 inclusive.
Illinois
bids
March 5 for the pur-
on
chase
The bonds
and interest
Chairman,
sealed
bonds. Dated Aug. 1, 1962. Due on
callable.
Dated
a.m. (PST)
on March 5 for the purchase of
Bond Offering-Eugene Cardner,
Bristol, Conn*
Bond
group composed of
Goodbody & Co., Boettcher &
Los Angeles until 9
_
to a
&
wilJ*ceive gealed. bids at
O'sfncf, Ark.
inclusive.
callable.
big^Qlerk .ol the Board (rf Super^
visors.
CitySewet Improvement
July 1
on
1983
are
trunk
Lake
CONNECTICUT
M-S.
water bonds offered Feb.'7: were
Nes
^ B°w6n.
July 1 from 1965 to 1983 incl.
Interest
West Kern County Water District,
Kern County, Calif.
Bond Sale —The $2,375,000
»
Garvey S^Joo/05 Angeles
as
inclusive.
Legality approved by O'Melveny
& Myers.
Co., Security-First National Bank
Principal and interest (F-A) pay-
1988
to
Ira Haupt & Co., R. H; sMoulton »&;
I.
duPont
&
•
Co.;. Paine,*
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Hay-
56
Stone
den,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(764)
&
Co.,
net
':;/////;;/',:
follows:
its
New
j;
Port
Richey, Fla.
Clerk,
bonds.
revenue
Due
1963.
—
1 680 000
will
March
Dated
;'•••
1,340,000 3%s. Due
Legality
M-S.
Interest
•
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Mitchell.
ffor«fa
offered
to
awarded
Feb.
Florida
a
Dec.
tt
$4$0s;
Due
on
'
■
*
Centerville, Iowa
>
National Weeden &
s
,*;*•■
^
■hn.
Co
fp< O. Macon)/Gd.
t>ffering-r-Emmett Snellr
Bibb CoUnty
<5o„
Corp.;
Inc.; Julien Collins
t*»/»
Tnc
Bond
•
NVetls
Bond Sale—The
,
were
Finance Agency.
rev-
Woburn, Mass.
•
Ski
B on d
1992
.
„.
.
e-^. The
and Wm. E. Pollock & Co., as 8s,
at a price of 100.496, a basis of
Brown, of about 2.04%f f, st ;/♦ >• r>■ -/ .XV
Newman, Brdwn'& Co., Iric., 321
Official Offering Prospectus
Available—Wm. Perry
.
offered
4
Feb.
Housing and Home
awarded to the
'
.
MICHIGAN
Tlie . $2,500,000 Hibernia Bank Dldg., New Or-
—
bonds
$1,304,000 reve¬
offered
bonds
nue
(CST) on Feb. 27
1 from 1965 to
Jan.
on
Michigan (P. O. Lansing), Mich.
Feb.. 6 leans, advises that copies of the
B6nd Sale—The
tvr*, of $9,000,000
scheduled sale •s«aa
scnequxea saie ot $y,uuu,uuu
01 Co., at a price of par, a Iiet the
' 31 a price ox par' a net, tne
$1,900,000
Feb.
offered
boiids
enue
avrarded to the First/ of
lnterest cost of about 3.26%, as .bonds on Feb. 28 may be obtained
follows: ;
from the Port Commission. -Bre-
Co*
&
S^le
-
Avenue
•
'WAii/roef/sr Hutchinsbh Ar
MeMaster tTn+/»K«p»dArt &
♦
Nh^iiev
*6'.
hrx
*
o
sewer
Clinton, Iowa
(jo., Inc.; Lee Higginson
Grout) of Banks.
~
;
saie-^-The $63,000
Sond
bonds offered Feb. were awarded
to the Carleton D. Beh Co.
Ripley
were
DUe
1»
Blyth*&t^;ih£;-fcG. 'Pecker &
8
(P. O. Franklin), Mass.
$1,136,000;
inclusive.
Interest J-J.
Legality bonds offered Feb. 6. were award* :
ed to a group composed of Glore,/
approved by Benton & Moseley.
I^rgauf&Cp.;/;L
Greater Baton Rouge Port Comm
Brown Brothers Harriman & Co.,
Cord/ Ice & Miller.:
O.BmhneU).,
vq,,^ meml»rs of the syndicate:
ttamman
&
Co., Inc.;
•
p.m.
and Junior College
Dean Academy
Legality approved by Ross, Mc- eriue bonds. Dated Jan. I, 1963.
1981 nnd 1982.
i
certificates
Dec.
on
MASSACHUSETTS
and
Delcambre, La.
; "
on
1979 and .1980..
440,000
County
(P.
Sumter
•'
Co.,
&
Inc.* jointly,
Union Trust Company, Union City, for the purchase of $550,000
1,570,000 3.20s. Due on Dpc*/!
irom 1975 to 1978 inclusive.
1992 inclusive.. The bonds are
callable.
Leary
f
and interest (J-J) payable at the bids until 2
Dec. 1, 1973
on
and 1974.
:
to
8s. Due
Barrow,
Scharff & Jones,
1963
Monday, February 18,
.
..
Jan. 1 from 1976 to 2003 inclusive.
Bond Offering — Euda DelcamThe bonds are callable. Principal bre, Mayor, will receive sealed
1
Dec.
on
from 1966 to 1972 inclusive.
570,000
1,
.March 1 from 1964
on
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due
Dec. 1, 1965.
on
Due
3y4s.
to
purchase of $500,000 improvement
.
$200,000 m. Due
P. F. Cheney,
receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 27
for
the
purchase of $1,100,000
Bond Offering
City
urer, will receive sealed bids until
2 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 19 for the
a price of 100.0059, a
interest cost of about 3.23%,
Chicago, at
J.
Wm.
and
Mericka & Co., Inc.
.
7
rev¬
were
Michigan/
Corp., and ,B. j./Yan Ihgeri 3c Co.,
grove,
Clerk of the BOatd of tr„fPhin^ti
Co •'Burns' $405,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from vious reference to the impending jointly, ^at a price of 100.p2,< a -net
iriterest cost of about 3.68%,/ as ^
Commissioners,-/jfe-'^Pldkard' Inc. and the.
1965 to 1971 Inclusive.;
award was made in V. 197, p. 284;
ceive sealed bids ufttil nooft (BST) MadisriU Bahk & Trust Co
of
900,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from Iberia Parish
Hospital Service Disti
on Feb.
27 for the purchase of
/
1972 to 1978 inclusive.
$106,000 4%s. Due on Jam. I from
1965 to 1969 inclusive.
$4,500,000 school bonds. (Dated
910,000 3%s. Due<m Jam
Jan. 1, 1963. DUe oil dan. 1 from
1079 to 1986 inclusive.
I
Bond Sale —The $50,000 imDupage County Cdmmutiity High
40,000 3%s. Due on Jan.; 1,1970
Bond
MacA:rthur
Co
&
-
"
1964
School District No. 9$ (P. O.
1083 inclusive. Principal
to
payable in New
'City within 24 hottfs Add
and interest
York
______
(J-J)
W-heatdn), III.
.
Bond
__
Sale
—
The
585,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1 from ptovemeUt bonds
1987 to 1990 inclusive." -4'lify&e awarded, to
,
■',*
$3,343,000
.
.
f
-
.
_
"
.
.
.
oh
(Principal
1993
to
in-
interest
and
City.
Legality approved by King
-
•
^
(Pi O. Atlanta),
i
-
.
Fulton County School
-
District
r
.
S25£"'JSS&«®51
n
.
BOhd
on
.
"
v,
/
at the Trust Company of A-O. Legality approved by ChapGeorgia, Atlanta,; or'Chase. Man- '
nnd ^utler./
•;
hattan Bank, New York City. Le-
Stt Clair County Common School
gality approved by King & Spald¬
ing, and Sutherland, AsbiR 8c
Brennan.
'
Illinois
bonds
University of Hawaii Boardl of
An
Offering—Robert F. Ellis,
Vice-President, will re¬
(Hawaiian
Standard
a.m.
Time)
on
1, 196Q. Due
to
2000
«vuv
April 1 from 1963
on
inclusive.
interest
Interest
muusive
A-«J
A-O.
Legality Approved by Wo6d KSnZ.
y
Dawson & Logan
s
_.
&
>
,D*HQ
Bond
Sale —The
bonds were sold to
$50,000
/
& Wood, Ittc.
Bohd
Illinois
Sale
—
enue
o
5*
First
Trustees,
Feb.
26
for
will
the
South Bend.
S
■2"*
offered Feb.
x
Trust
Co.,
5
revwere
awarded to the Cherokee Securities Co.
I
of
the.
to * 1988 inclusive. The bonds- a;re
MINNESOTA
ceive sealed bids until
Bond
11:00
awarded,
bonds, as follows:
$395,000 construction bonds.
2,310,000 construction bonds.
Treasurer
and
of
the
will receive,
a.m.
bids
until
10
255,000 jail loan of
(CST)
Dated
April
-
Cutler.
3.111.
Beauregard Parish Road District
/
^
No.
(CDST)
purchase
of
l'A
(P. O. DeRidder), La.
Bond Offering
Berrington, Secretary of the Par-
as
ish Police Jury, will receive sealed
tbioAnn
b<Sds.
Legality
ap-
•
/
:WW*#*n>,La.
w
Violet
Bond Sale—The
Schroeder, City Clerk and Treas- bonds offered
$500,000 school
Feb. 7 were awarded
160,000
,//
,
on
March 1.from
3.10s.
Due
Dent
re¬
3.20s.
Due% on
March
1
inclusive
^
-
bonds
1964
Due
to
to
Independent. School District
Piper,
Jaffray
were
awarded
HopWOod,
the Allison-Williams Co., at
price of par,
a
&
net interest cost
of about 3.77%" as follows:
1
on
;
A
♦
16,000 3.20s. Due oh March 1 from
1971 to 1974 inclusive.
;
•
'
T
i^o
1966 to 1970 inclusive.
1988
•
1
interest (M-l) LyaW™e
Maryland, Upper Marlboro. Legality approved by Smith, Somerville & Case.
>
$15,000 3s. Due Pn March 1 from
from
,
March/1,
No. SSI, Minn.
Bond Sale—The $155,000 school
a m.
^
1
March
on
1983 and 1984.
a
750006 Parkwav
j
Due/on March 1
from 1980 to 1982 inclusive.-
105;000
and
to
1
"
of
nnn
/
March
to' 1076 inclusive;
Feb. 26 for the purchase bOtfds offered Feb. 7
$12,CS
' delusive
$
on
3.01%,
•
1977 to 1979 inclusive.
;
follows:
_
2.80s.
from 1974
145,000 3s. Due
„
.
Due
*
V :
and
Bbssier Parish Sckaol Disk. No. 27 First National Bank of Southerh
■
;
f e * 1 fc g
/,
on
*
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.'
;
130,0*00
$12,750,000 unlirtiited tax bonds,
Interest A-O.
Legality approved by Foley, Cox
^ MCC°rd' ^ & &
«
®0,ia
(EST)
and Stern
.
on
wY
ner, President of the Board
County Commissioners, will
0f
—
Paul,
from 1965 to l970 inclusive.'
120,000 2.60s. Due Pn;March- 1
f
Bond offering
Mrs. Fioye N.
receive
Paine,
American Na¬
Inc.,
fpllbws: '
*'
Due
ceive scaled bids until 11:00
Co.,
$190,000 2.30s.
1061 bonds.
1963/
1,
&
net interest cost of about
a
as
500,000 redevelopment bonds.
4,020,000 sehOol bonds. /
9,365,000 a6hbol: bonds.^
& Co.,
Brothers & Co., at a price of par,
3,985,000 construction bonds.
(P. O. Oberlin), La.
—
L. L. Smith,
syndicate composed
a
Pfescott
tional Bank of St.
6,380,000 construction bonds.
Bond Offering
offered. Feb. 6 were
Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Kalman
of $30,485,000 full faith and credit
tp
Ev J.
of
a.m.
$850,000 court
Sale—^The
house bonds
Feb. 26 for the purchase
on
0. Chaska),
Carver County (P.
3,275,000 construction bonds.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Nati^ai,
Northern
for
26
Parishwide
Offering—John A. Luetke-
w
The $203,000
Feb. 15 1963.
1964 tp 1966 inclusive. Prin- provement bonds. Dated April 1,
clpal aad interest (J-D) p$yable 1963. Due on April 1 from 1964
$6,800 000 Wy»
Se^toa Steatfh•
the
bonds
—
at the First Bank & Trust Com- to 1968, inclusive.
*
The
(EST)
purchase !of
$3,900,000 water /boiids/ Dated Jan.
1; 1963. Dub on July 1 from 1964
Feb.
on
State" Treasurer, will re¬
meyer,
(EST)
Dated Wds until io iu(kt. (CST)^nn March
Due on Dec. 15 12 for the purchase of $83,000 im-
Cook County
Toivhship High Sch.
Disk. No. S07 (P. 6. Park
Ridge),
Offer i ng—Arthur J.
sealed bids until/7:30 p.m.
Maryland (State of)
Bond
,
$2,459,000 Wheel
.
Dated
LeutScher, City Clerk, Will receive
Huntingbprg School City, Ind.
011 March 21 for the purchase of April 1 from i966 to 1978, incl.
Bond Siilie—The $83,000 school $800,000 school bonfls. Dated May
•■
" ■ •
offetea Feb. 7 were awarded
1?63. Due on May 1 from .1964^ . Prmp G~rp 'CmmtyJP. O. ■
to Walstoh & Co., Inc.
to 1973, inclusive Interest M-N.' ^
Marlboro), J. LastFrank
on
;
4
"/5/r';
sealed
INDIANA
sealed bids until 10
.
....
^ENTUQ'KY
Parish School Board,
J. A. Hogle 8c
_
w;ill
(EST)
Muskegon, Mich.
/Bond
:ltiARYU*Nbl'}
in
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Secretary
School
SUllivart & Co.
bonds.
revenue
to Scharff & Jones, Inc.
by
/'
Vieth, Duncan
offered Feb. 11 were awarded to
Co., and BoSworth,
a.m.
Dup
2nn?.
'
road
Rigby, Idaho
ILLINOIS
$1,175,000
Sanford,, and.Associates.
Allen Parish Sch. Dist. No. S
Bdnd Offerhig—Irene Pyle MilBond Sale-^-The $90,000 bdnds ler, Secretary of the Board of
-
revenue
1Q69
i
iQfis'tn
from
™^ri1
Vance Rood District, III.
South Bend Community School
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;Ma$jn;;:^/ij9.6^Due* on:March/1';
from
^965, lo/^pPAlhrius^
Terrebonne PdrisK Recreation Disti
LOUISIANA
Feb. 28 for the purchase of $640,000 revenue bonds. Dated April
MU
,
AtvHl
|SSon
^son Mag, inomson, Movers
Regents (P. O. Honolulu), Hawaii
11
il
Corp.
Assistant
$575,000
of
Dafp^
Bond Sale
1
Bond Sale—The $130,000 school
bohdo
offered
Feb.
11
were
awarded to. the Municipal Bond
HAWAII
until
bonds
were/awardedt|;o
West Carrol Parish,
Purchase
pist. No. JOS (P. O. Belleville),,
,
received Until
Offering—Payl W. Sherfy,
callable/ Interest J-J. Legality Ap¬
Illinois Wesleyan University
Secretary of the Board of Trus- Sch. Hist. (P. O. Oak Grove), La. proved by Miller, Canfield, padr»
'. (P* O. Bloomington), III.
tees; will receive sealed bids until
Bond Sale—The $225,900 school dock & Btohe. >
Bpnd Offering — P. W. Kasch, 2
p.m. (CST) on March 1 for the bonds offered Feb. 5 were awarded
able
bids
+J{Pf.0);'iMriting)4$
Bond ^Offering—Sealed bids
'on/Mafclr i for ;the/;pui^liase;;of'
,
.
,
Bond
?
(CST)
$3,000,000 school bbnds. bh March 7 for the purchase; of
Dated April 1,4963. Duexm Aw* mm TeVemle; bonds.
Dated
1
from .4964 ^ to 1983 inclusive./ April 1,1962, Duo on April 1 from
Principal ahd interest (A-O) pay- 1965 to 2902 inclusive. Interest
sealed
Hattier &
The $16,000 irn-
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8
Feb.
Pelta, Iowa
Skid
~
Bond Sale—The: $525,000
offered
.
uooney
<
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Ga.
M.
^i^el V leaiefbilS pur- ^i1ieSwiyt®naf®,erinW/U
(EST) on Feb. 26 for the
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
ceive
sewerage ///
Poiichatoula^ Lp.\
,
chase of
Bond
;;;
$4?O0O,OOO
No. 6 (P.O. Montegut), Let.
Bankers Trust Co., New York; provement bonds offered Feb. 5
Bond Sale
The $200,000 im¬
A. G. BOckei* & Co., Inc., Bacon, were awarded to the Peoples Trust
Whipple & Co.; The Illinois Com- & Savings Bank.
_
provement bonds offered Feb. 4
were
pany; Industrial National Bank of
awarded
to
the
Citizens
KANSAS
National
Bank
&
Trust'
Rhode Islahd, Providence; Blunt
Co.;
McPherson College (P. O.
Ellis & Simmons and McMaster
Houma.
v
Hutchinson & Co.
\
McPherson), Kan.
Paul i). West,'
Bond Offering
noon
Michigan State Board of Education,/
bonds./ Dated purchase" of
school
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U°n'
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
—
Spalding.
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$60,000
,
District's fiscal agent in New York
and
of
Other members of the syndicate:
Atlanta,/or at the
Bank,
1 from
Oct. 1 from
1978 Id 1981 inclusive.
800;000 3.10s. Due
(J-J) payable at the Fultoh National
*btt.
1973 to 1977 inclusive.
$12,000,000 school
Elated April 1, 1963. Due
elusive.
on
tiSmuS.rSSS,
of
! from 1966
r
,
be
(EST) On March 5 for the
Jan.
*
,
—
tion, will receive sealed bids until
bonds.
2%k- Due
1965 t6 1967 inclusive.
jim Cheery,
Secretary of the Board of ^Educa¬
purchase-
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$493,000
Dekalb County School District
(P\ O. pecqtur), Ga.
noon
;
;
„1980 tp 1984 inclusive./ .'
/:410,000 ^^s./Dtid on Jan. iVfrorri
/ / 1985 to 1096/ihclusive/^
1
Gretna), Lit.
(P. 6:
^
.
230,000 3% s, Due on Jan. i from
JeffersonParish,EastBank
Sewerage District No.
.and 1971.
^s. JDue on Jqn. 1 from ;
-// /-/iW .Jp 4979,.;toclus.ivp.""::, < ^ .V;
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County Board of school bonds offered were awarded Garnavillojndependent ^Community
Commissioners and at the Georgia to a syndicate headed by the First
W \
p**'r,c£L
i
Bank 3c Trust COxhpahy, Macon. National Bank, Chicago, at a price
® v?- ^
T.
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Legality approved by King & of 100 064, a net interest cost of the Board pf Education, will reabout fl apm as follows*
ceive spaIpH bids until 2 p.m.
Spalding
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ppivp sealed bins rnit.il 9. rvm.
Offering
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220,000
National BUnk.
approved by the
Bond
offered Feb; 7
the Netv Iberia
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25,000^ 3.60s .Due on March 1 from
.
1975
tal 98.0 inclusive.
55,000 3%5."Due
on,
1981 to 1987 inclusive.
40,000 3.80s. Due
on
/.
/
:
March 1 from
March
1988 to 1991 inclusive.
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Volume
197
Number 6239
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The Commercial
.
Mahtowa Common School District
Bond
Sale—The
St. Louis County, Hancock Place
$73,000
school
School District (P. O.
bonds offered Feb. 4 were award¬
Bond Offering
..
.
ed to
Allison-Williams Co.
Bond
bids until 10
for the
\
receive
.
the
of
until 8 p.m. (CST)
the
sealed
purchase
At
March
on"
•purchase of :$6,856,600 tin-*
1
inclusive.
limited tax bonds, as follows:
Charles
frpm
1965
&
Feb.
on
$1,480,000
First
Michigan
of
Corpora¬
1964
tion; Bache & Co.; Chas E. Weigold & Co.; W. H; Morton & Co.,
1983,
Hanauer, Stern 8c Co.
Trauernicht.
k.
Buffalo,
Erie
(EST)
a.m.
bonds.
91
of
Dated
sale
Oct. 1 from
on
inclusive.
maturities.! The
on
3%
approved
by
Note
receive
(EST)
the purchase Pf
sealed
bids
&
Trust
Co., of Hartford;
$11,318,000 bPnd
attticiMtipn nbtes.''
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$8,368,000 general purpose berids.
L
Pue Feb. 27,1964.
Offering—James
Finance
Richfield independent School Dist.
Director,
Mallon, Company; Ball,
receive J. R. Williston
will
2,850,000
Sale
—
".
improvemPnt
Allan
Beane;
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) dn Blair 8c Co.; H A. Riecke & Co.,
$2,750,000 Marph b fPr the purchase .of $986,- Inc;; Blkin$, Morris, Stores ;& Ob.;
000 unlimited tax
bonds, as folf J. S. Strauss & Co., and H. V.
Feb. 5 were
lows:
awarded Vto
by J. M/ pain
-Syndicate/headed& Co./Inci/at a $764,000 pavipg bonds.
price of
net interest, cost of
Sattley
about
a
par, a
.
3.48%^ as fbllows:' "
$550,000
2.70s.
Due
1964 to
•95,000
1983 inclusive.
bonds.
Due
1964 to 1983 ihclusive.
"
Feb.
on
Due from
1
127,000
.
Inc.
-
of the Authority,
sealed bids until:
(EST) on Feb. 26 for
receive
11.30
the
a.m.
purchase. ,of
enue,
Eahcaster, N. Y.
— Linbs G. Fck,
Bond Offering
$5,500,000 ;rev¬
p|itbd luly J/J982/
boAdS.
the
for
19
purchase
^Rochester, N. Y.
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Note
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Village Clerk, .will receive sealed
bids until 11a.m. (EST) on Feb.
and Danby, Central Sch. Dist.
§fi&>ttH&£«ndor):, N.
Chairman
Interest J-J. Legality approved
by Sykes, Galloway 8c Dikeman.
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from
sewer
Co.,
&
/ Neut fork'.; / ;;;. •.
,
York City. Legality, approved by
Hawkins, Deiafield 8c Wood.
Burge 8c Kraus;
&
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Due on Jujy 1 from 1965 to 1994
Inclusive. The honda are callaible.
The
school bonds offered
aVyard
were
Guaranty Trust
Trust Company of New York, New
Ohio
fto. 280, Minn.
Bond
The $45,7
—
Bond Offering—John B. John-
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F.. S;
Inc.; The
Bond
Sale
Netb York Stciie Dormitory
~"A uthority- (Pi P» Elsmere),
,
vp
H
1"
Co.,!Chicago, jointly;/-
Trust
^or
Feb. 18
on
^ta|fd^d\^!iig,:
improvement bonds.
1,1
Neuw York
ed to the Morgan
will
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„
New York City Housing
son,
Nebraska
■
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Inter¬
bbiids.
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was
,
of 101.11999 for the
bid
a
coupon.
Due April 26, 1963.
pond .Bale—rThe $225,600, court
Moseley & Co.; Coffin & Hurr;
nouse bonds
/Pond ^fferfn^-rDated Feb* -27, i 1963; Principal
pi^red
10 w
W. E. Hutton & Co.; New York
Stated Aiiditor, wilt Y eceiye sealed awarded to Stern Brother^ & Co.,.
and interest payable at the Marine
Hanseatic Corp.; Fahnestock
&
bids until 10 a.m".
Trust Company of Western New
(C^Tirp.njMatjcb- at a net interest of about 2.47%.
Co.; R. James Foster & Co., Inc.;
5 for the~ purchase 6f
$29,^61,000
York, Buffalo or Marine Midland
Tollner & Bean,
Lincoln, Neb
•- •••
group
awarded the issue at competitive
County (P. Q. Buffalo), N».Y»
until 2 p.m.
.
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.
purchase
Legality
nance, .will
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public
|Bond Offering—Frank A. Co., New York, and the Continen¬
edvito ^ syndicate headed by the Gawronski,% Cbmmisdoner. of Fi¬ tal Illinois
^National ; Bank &
:j
Patd);-'Mirih^
6%
notes offered Feb. 5
$10,960,000
No.'l (P.:0. Miles City), Mont.)
Morgan; ^ Qua^ty; Tw
% April 1 from 1964 to 1988, incl.' 7 Bond Sale-^The
$925,0d0 school ; New; York» as 2.^s,:v at ;a price pf
776,000 Improvement bonds. Due bonds offered Feb. 5 were award¬
100.612, a basis of abQpt 2.39%^ ..T
on-April; i from 1964 to 1983, ed to Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.
Other rnaembers of the syndicate:
inclusive. *'v x*u' ~
First National Bank, of Chicago;
NEBRASKA
Dated April" 1* 1963. ;
^
:
Huhn, Doeb 3? Co.; Harriman Rip¬
Butler County (P. O. David
City),
ley & Co., Inc.; Connecticut Bank
Minnesota, Stale of
St.
(765)
ment
Govern & Lane.
Y.
S i 1 e—The
B to hd
Custer County tiigh School District
..
^>iz,3«U,UU0
,
Sullivan, Donovan^ HJanflahkn, Mc-
bonds offered Feb. 7>were award-
; 1973, inclusive. ..
'7 ,,"/
3,000,000 sewage bonds.- Pue on
Due
2001
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MONTANA
10
the
revenue
1961.
to
A-O.
est
for
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Sister Miriam yield from 1.55
% for those due
will receive Feb. 1, 1964 to 3.10% for. the 1990-
—
until
25
Oct. 1,
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bids
sealed
B.
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College (P. O.
President,
Co.;
Legality approved by
$3;080,000 various purpose bonds.
Due on April 1 from 1964• to
Offering
Gibbons & Co., Inc.; Ira Haupt &
school
to
Bond
syndicate:
Co.; Geo.
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Yonkers), N. Y.
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Imelda,
Kidder,; Peabody &
March 5 for
on
3s,
as
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headed
2.95%.|g|
Other members of the
of
sealed bids
of $1,100,000
syndicate
a
price of 100.409, V basis of
a
about
Bent-
Board
to
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by Halsey Stuart & Co. Inc.,
bonds/ Dated March 1, 1963.' Due
(CST)on Feb. 26
a.m,
Lemay), Mo.
Francis
—
Education, will receive
Offering—A1 Hansen, City
will
Secretary
rup,
% Minneapolis? Mihn?
Comptroller,
awarded
MISSOURI
r
No. 236, Minn.
and Financial Chronicle
offered Feb.
7
awarded to
were
the LiAcolh Hdehester Trust C6.
$102,666
of
public parking bonds. Dated Jan.
Bond Offering—Robert K, Kel¬
Sniithtown Central School District
1, 1963. Due oh Oct. I frdm 1963
V.
No. t, N. Y.
;1o 1982 .^Ib^Msive^Principal r find
Due from logg, District
Bond Sate—The Chase Manhat¬
from' 1966 to ,1971; inclusive,
Clerk, will receive
1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Interpst v () payable at ■ the tan Bank And associates were
sealed bids until. 2 p.m. (EST) on
500,000 3.10s, - Due on. Feb. 1
Marine Jrust, Company^^pf W^estern awarded
Dated April 4, 196$. Dye ■ on Feb. 19 for the
the
$2,357,000
3.^0%
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
purchase of $225,New YcTk: ■or, the Marine MUand School Bohds bffered Feb. 14. Due
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclu¬ 000
700,000 3.40s. Due on Feb.
1
schppl bonds. Dated Feb. 4, Trust
sive. .Principal and - interest pay¬
Cornpany,v New ;Ybrk;Gity,; Mar. 1/1964 t6 1993, inclusive;
/
from-1977 to 1983 inclusive. ;
1963.. pue pn .NpV; I from 1963 to
Associates in the offering are:
able, at the County Treasurer's 1981 inclusive. Principal and in¬ Legality approved by Hawkins,
500,000 3 V2S. Due .'on; Feb. 1
'J-'
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' !' v"m1. J
'1* Bankers Trust Company; Harris
bifice/"Duality approved' by terest (M-N) payable at the Tioga Deiafield &•;.;Wood.
from 1984 to 1988 inclusive.
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water;i bonds/
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500;000 ;
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Due
Chapman & Cutler.
^Fe!>.1 1
inclusive//
Williams
Legality
Clark Coiinty School Cisirict
■J' "(P. XK Las Vegas), Nev.
or
the Cha^e
approved
.
Co., Inc.; Francis. J. duPpht 8c Co.;
First National iBank, &t. Paul;
Bond
v
be
Offering—Sealed bids will
Until
received
March
28
for
-r'
Kalman
Co., Inc.; Northwest¬
&
National
ern-
purchase of $5,000,000 school
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Ver,
of
the
Board
i£;'p''-Vi
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until 8 pm.. (EST) on Feb. 25 for
Kosciusko)i
the
Mississippi
,
purchase. ;pf $420,006 school
Pa.ted March 1, 1963. Due
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March 8 for the purchase of. (M-S) payable at the First Nar
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legal¬
$400,000 constructioh bonds, Dated
ity approved by Hawkins, DelaApril
until:
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Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; Shea r-
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Minneapolis;
Bank,
&
pany
Galloway & Dikeman.
IAcorpOrated; Bacon,
Co.; Francis I. du-
velt & Cross
pnd Associates offered pub¬ Stevehson
licly on February; 14 an issue of
Sykes,
by
Savings Bank; Roose¬
TrAst and
Monroe County1, ft.' Y.
;
Bond Sale—Bankers Trpst Com¬
:
j Blyth,. &
Co.;
Bahk, Candor,
Manhattan Bank, New York City.
NEVADA
Other menibers of #hie syndicate:
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State
on
from 1989 to 1993
Allison
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Monday Issue of the Commercial and
,
1, 1963.
field & Wood.
Gulf port, Misi.
Bond
West
Bale—The $80,000 build¬
Bond
Bond
6
Co.,
Offering—Wilbur C. pees, 399,
sealed
bids
u n
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7
than 5,500 stocks
more
on
basis of about 3.16%*
a
NEW
follows:
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syndicate composed
3.20s, at
as
t i 1
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jam.: ( CST) on Feb. 19Vfor the
purchase of $160,000 uriliihited tax
bonds,
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8c Co., Roosevelt & Cross, J. B. 1
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Hanauer & Co. and H. D. White
■i-.-.
Mississippi
receive
a
of C. J. Devine & Co.,
Clerk of the Board pt Supervisors,
will
Sale —The
bbhds offered Feb. 7
awarded to
Jackson County (P.O. Pascagoula),
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Orange School District, N. J.
school
Bank of Memphis.
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ing bonds offered Feb. 5 were
awarded 7Joy the .Firsts National
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notices.
Offering—John T. Varney,
building bonds.
Due on Business Manager,
Will receive
March 1 from 1964 "to 1973, sealed bids until 10 a.m. (MST)
$80,000
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inclusive.
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on
June
6
for
the
purchase
of
^
t
health
80,000
bonds,
center
flue pn
and
^^ch 'l
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
.
Dated
March
1,
1963.
Legality
••
"Write
f t Pon^ Saie-^^e $4,108,000 reve¬
nue
Interest
approved>:by
Charles & Trauernicht.
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fr^i 7 • •
Carlsbad, N. Mex. •.y:)
bonds
were
sold
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Co., E.
Co., aind Quinn & Co.
-'NEW
YORK
J ones,
:the
First
National
(P. O. Horseheads), N. Y.
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Bond Sale—The $425,000 hospi^ KHorseheads, Veteran and Cayuta,
tal, bonds offered Feb. 5; were /.• Central School District No. 1
r?
Memphis, and
Inc.,, jointly.
,
Subscription Department
5^/;;
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awarded
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Bank,
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group
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58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(766)
Total revenues of the
Tonawanda, Union Free School
District No.
Kenmore
Sale
Bond
to
awarded
The $1,993,000
Feb. 6 were
composed of
group
a
amounted
1962
net
and
23), N. Y.
—
offered
bonds
school
in
(P. O.
1
to
P Interest
from
income
State income
Gibbons &
Co., Inc., as 2.90s, at a price of
100.47005, a basis of about 2.85%.
the
are
under
Co.; Geo. B.
Triborough Bridge and Tunnel
Authority, New York
-
Bonds
Million^ Revenue
$100
Publicly Offered—Dillon, Read &
Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Inc.,
Co.,
Fenner & Smith
Incorporated, W.
bonds
insurance
trust
companies,
companies,
and
certain
trust
wide
which made public
Feb. 14 an issue of
group
offering
on
$100,000,000 Narrows Bridge Reve¬
nue Bonds, third series.
priced to yield from 2.60% in 1970
to 3.20% in 1978.
bonds
The
subject to
are
re¬
demption, on and after Jan. 1,
^1970, as a whole or in part, as
bonds
the term
follows:
are
re¬
deemable out of sinking fund in¬
and otherwise
stallments at 100%
of the principal amount
103%
at
series
the
redeemable
and
including
31,
Dec.
nd
o
(P. O. Bluffton),
(EST)
•t Bond Sale—-The $510,000
offered
bonds
nue
awarded to the
Feb,
5
of
reve¬
'
be
Electric Power
Dated
the
from
Principal
Williams.
bids until
.
for the
noon
(EST)
crued
interest, will be used to
the
this
Narrows
amount,
Bank
Resources
(EST)
chase
;
purchase of $310,000 school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
Of
be
second
to interest
third
and
on
;.
Oct. "i: from J.964 to 1973
of
series
bonds
amounting to $90,408,468, together
with accrued
interest, will be paid
into the construction fund.
The
fit
Authority is
sewer
Dated
City
Manager.
as
Present
(A-O) payable at the
Feb. 20 for the
Cleveland
(EST)
"l
:
vehicular
Legality
toll
Bank, Grove
a p pro v e
for the
Bridge, * Cross Bay
Bridge, Brooklyn-Battery Tunnel
facilities-
Garage,
Airlines
Tunnel.
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 10
New
Due
1962.
York Coliseum at Columbus Circle
in Manhattan. '-v-V.
'
B.
Pond,
receive
will
ceive
n
(EST)
a.m.
2002
v
on
e r
District
sealed
i(PST)
on
O f f
on
i
n
Clerk,
March 11
May 1 from 1965 to
Due
on
Z.
bffering^-Jl Louie
1
y
54,000 Shares
'1
will
receive
-p.m.
^ "
(EST)
purchase
bonds.
WELLINGTON ELECTRONICS, INC.
J$7.50
a
a
\
Share)
on
,
bids
Feb.
20
$2,950,000
Dated March
elusive.,
>
of
sealed
on
The
until
for
are
Company,
approved
8
the
B
o n
d
.
TT
Walter Hen-
009; revenue bonds.
will; i960.
be received until March 5 for the
from
of
$1,500,000
;
Oct.
Dated
bonds.
1964
1962.
1;
Due
Due
■,
,
^
.
.
-
Alleghany County, Covington
Blountville), Tenn.
H.
Legality approved
„
VIRGINIA;
County (P. O.
Offering—Hal
Dated • Oct." 1;
Oct. 1 from 1963 to
^ Sykes, Galloway &• Dikeman.
-
to«1993-inclusive. >
Sullivan
on
20o0 inclusive. ■
sewer
(P. O. Richmond), Va.
Carr;
County Judge, will receive sealed
bidsiuntil 1:30' p.m;." (EST) on
Bond
Offering
,,,
Lew i
.
-
s
H.
m
-Vad?n' Chairman, and ^Treasurer
of the Board, will receive sealed
000 highway bonds .Dated March
bids, until
noon.
Due on March 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive, i Principal
for
nurchase
1,
1963.
(M-S)
and- interest
the
Chemical
Bank
payable
New
the
York
callable.
pay¬
Texas
Burgwin,
$550,000
(EST)
on
of
Feb. 20
"6850 000
^nd^ dL"
at
'a
^ue on Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982
Principal
payable
Merchants
r
and
the
at
National
interest
First
Bank,
&
Rich¬
mond, or Citizens National Bank,
Arlington Independent Sch. Dist.,
Covington. Legality approved by
Texas
Hunton, Williams, Gay, Powell &
;
Bond
Offering
—
James
W.
Martin, Superintendent of School,
Offering—The
school bonds offered,"
*
on
Feb. 26 for the purchase of $330,-
(J-D)
Jenkintown School District, Pa.
'
Pu^ey)i
*
_
inclusive.
Wellingtonr.Electronios, Inc., 65 Honeck St., Englewood, N. J.
/
(p.. 0:
eimon
_
Trust Company, New York City,
Ruffin, Perry & Pohl.
.
of
and McClung &
\
v
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler. - •
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Pittsburgh.
by
Corporation
Co„
Nashville, Tenn.
.
Legality
Inc.,
;
.
able at the Mellon National Bank
Trust
Turner,
Due
Principal and interest (M-S)
J
Share
of these securities having been sold, this advertisement
appears as a matter of record only.
February 6, 1963.
&
1997 in-
1, 1963.
bonds
Securities
Texas; E. F. Hutton & Co.; Dallas
Rupe & Son; Inc.;, Eppler; .Gueriri*
March 6 for the purchase of $360,-
Hen-
school
March 1 from 1964 to
&
All
bian
Bank'fe?.®.--.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
Nov.
*
drix, Secretary of the Authority,
.
dbody & Co.. Rotan, Mosle-&
ol Rhode Island; Reynolds & Co., df1?^!v.Jresl^n'f;.
A11nri
Xr
rrtw^on- .^^'sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST)
•
lnn
purchase,
p.m.
(P. O. Pittsburgh), Pa.
Bond
,
.
Co.; Stern Brothers & Co.; Colum-.
•
^ porated; Industrial National
pennsylvania
is not an offer to sell nor a solicitation
of an offer to buyof these securities; the offering was made only by the
Prospectus.
^
G
2.60%,
Stroud & Company Incor-
Bond
This
Common Stock
2%%,
annual net interest cost
re¬
8
25 from 1964 to 1983.
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
(Par Value $.75
and 1994.
Other members of the syndicate:
Rdelity Union Trpst Com-:
Newark; Francis I.. duPont
& Co.;
for the pur¬
15, 1963.
.
March 1, ; 1993
on.
C. J.; Devine & Co.;
inclusive. Legality approved
New Issue.
from 1990 to 1992 inclusive.
294,000 Is. Due
pany,
chase of. $2,500,000 school, bonds.
Dated April
.
365,000;3.70s.,Dueon;March/l
bid 100 0499999% tor
2.79285%.
Co.;
will
will
until
.March*
inclusive.-
on
-
g—Millard
bids
Due"
.
;The:Philarv Knickerbocker,
delphia National Bank; Wertheim '
& Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann &
VERMONT
Baldwin-Whitehall Sch. Authority *
any
an
(P. O. Eugene), Ore.
are; .the; Battery: March I for the purchase of $325,the East Side 0C0 revenue bonds. "Dated May l)
Terminal,, and the
>;>
on
Bond
3%s.
from 1987 to: 1989
Inc.; Allan Blair & Company.
Bond Offering—-F r a n k 1 i
Buell,
3i0,000'
x
mn
4%'%,
of
Lape County School District No. 4
Parkway
Parking
'J'p
Ji'r'•4'
S?-'Al' SS:
Jan. 1 from .1966 to 1970-incl.
Bricker, Evatt, Barton, Eckler &
Bridge, Throggs Neck Bridge; '/y:Hiram College (P. O. Hiram),
Ohio
Henry Hudson Bridge, Marine
Other
'u 1
\
Niehoff.
stone
Queens-Midtown
setting
of
Schools,
of
from 1982cto 198d inclusive.
Associated in the offering are:
r
Due.on March- 1
405,QOO13 V2 s.
Tenn.
2.70%, 2.80%, 2.90% and 3.00%,
^
purchase of $125,000 build-
Ino
by
d
Triborough Bridge, Bronx-White-
and
The group
coupons
ap¬
Offering---Henry Hartley,
Superintendent
I.-j
^
(P. O. North Bend), Ore.
Bond
County,
Sanitaria and School
coupon
.
Wil¬
Sanders
v-
■^TENllESd^-gS;
1983.
i
4
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*
Bonds, due March 1, 1964 through
the
Legality
syndicate headed by
a
.
>>-1
ous
payable receive sealed bids until March 4
(J-D)
at the First National
facilities of the Authority include:
■
a.
"
;
15, 1963.
Due on Dec. 15
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
Company,
Squire,
y
3^ 14 purchased $4,000,000 vari-
Coos CoHnty School District No. 13
Dated
bonds.
^sc^ol
oregon
on
purchase of $600,-
improvement
City,
Trust
;
•
The $2,499,000
—
Underwood, Neuhaus- & Co., at a
bids
at
Sale
school bonds offered' Feb. 6 were
Bond Sale^A group managed
Feb. 28 Tor by The chase Manhattan Bank oh
payable
Branch.
Bond
College Districti
Texas-
price • of 100.08, a net interest cost
6 for the; purchase of
of about 3.46%, as follows:
•
school bonds. Due- on
1 from *1966 to 1983 incl^ $1,035*,000 *5s.<t Dues on March' .1
Hamilton
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
loughby
Feb.
the General
inclusive.
terest
will receive
noon
on
to 1996 inclusive.
from 1993
March
April
^ 19?Vt0
^
1978
Legality
Grove City, Ohio
proved
by
Offerings—Harry A. Yates, Dempsey.
bids until
sealed
(EST>
and 1991;
-
100,000 3%s. Due. oh July J,: 1992.
'• 400,000
3,80s.v Due /on July - 1
$2,720,000
bpnds, DatedMarttfv1904. .Due
Principal
1963.
Director of Finance,
000
be received until 2:30 pun. (CST)
on
Edu¬
sealed
the purchase Pf $1,500,000
Treasurer's office.
Bond
receive
1973 inclusive.
approved by Bricker, Evatt, Bar¬
Moses, Chairman* and;
George. E, Spargo
1,
will
cation
-
awarded to
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Smith,
Board'of
until 1 p.m.
ton, Eckler & Niehoff.
corporation, whose, members
ar$ Robert
April
of the
Clerk
1968jinclusive.
Due on Oct.
bonds.
1 from 1964 to
public bene¬
a
Bond Offering—James T.
Jr.,
Sch. Dist.,
South Dakota
■i
163,902 sewer bonds; Due on Oct,
1 from 1964 to
the first,
through Oct. 31,1965. The balance,
1987 to 1989 inclusive.
200,000 3.70s. Due on July 1,1990
■
fas
(P. O. Willoughby), Ohio**
District
inclusive.
paid into temporary interest fund,
is .equal
follows:
DAKOTA
Sioux Falls Independent
on
and interest
will
$8,758,151
as
$300,000 3.65s. Due on July 1 from
Authority.
SOUTH
of
ou
*
Puerto
were
a price of par,
of about 3.73%,
San Jacinto Junior
of
receive, sealed
Development
Rico is fiscal
5
composed of
group
Ira Haupt & Co.; Bache & Co., and
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
Finance, will Principal^ and interest
(J-D) pay¬
bids until n o o n able at the First National Bank of
Director
for
a
:a net interest cost
Government
The
Bond Offering—C. Wayne Free¬
man,
pay
Project.
Bridge
awarded to
electric power Ranson & Co., at
Feb. 27
on
_
offered Feb.
bonds
enue
months, an increase of 11,8%.
and
,Columbus, Ohio
ac¬
part of the cost of construction of
ac-
Authority,
ecutive Director of the
school which produces all
awarded to in Puerto Rico.
(P. O. Beloit), Ohio
interest
Mrs.
Bond Offering
(J-D) payable at the Franklin
National Bank, Franklin.
Legal¬ Emmons, Clerk of the Board of
ity approved by Beck, Shaffer and Education, will receive sealed
financing,
present
13.4%,
cording to Rafael V. Urrutia, Ex-
West Branch Local School Dtstnct
Dec. 15 from 1964 to 1986 in¬
clusive.
the Authority
amounting to $99,166,619, plus
V
.
on
Interest M-N.
callable.
are
Output
sealed
receive
will
bonds;
road
Legality approved by Dumas, Hu-
*
scheduled to
to
bonds
until 1,p.m. (EST) on Feb. 21 for
62,017
proceeds
Resources
bids SeaSongood & Mayer, as 3%s; at a
For the 12 months ended Deprice of 100.03, a basis of about cember 31, 1962, revenues of the
the purchase of $307,000
school 3.34%.
Authority t o t a led $55,988,810,
bonds. Dated Feb. 15, 1963. Due
ii/
»
.
,
.
c
.
,
against $50,076,668 the preceding
cation,
$1,000,000
$4,891,796 in December, 1962, com- San Antomo River Author,ty, Texas
pared with $4,311,709 in December
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 rev-
Ohio
were
of
The Authority reports revenues of
Bond Sale—The $240,000
offered
a.m.
Due on May
1 from 1964 to 1934 inclusive. IThe
^
Interest A-O.
bonds
10
Dated March 1,1963.
Authority (P. O. San Juan),
noon
South Amherst Local School Dist.,
ett, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
1965.
! Net
Water
Rico
Puerto
Education,
Due on April and
(!*; O^Springboro),Ohio
1972
opened to * traffic by May 1,
chase
PUERTO RICO
Esch,
school bonds.
1963.'
1,
until
bids
sealed
(CST) on Feb. 26 for the pur¬
\
E.
Rich-,
ardson, County : Judge, will., re-r
ceive
Feb. 18 for the purchase
on
■ •
Bond Offering—Milton D.
inclusive.
1986
to
Hidalgo County (P. O. Edinburg),
'-m.
' Texas
1978 inclusive.
of 1961, an increase of
$325,000,00(f Narrows Bridge Proj¬
is
1
200,000 3s. Due on March 1 from
*
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Housing and Home
Clearcreek Local School District
prices thereafter.
bridge
March
on
City School District,"U'-
$500,000
Feb.
were
Finance Agency.
step in the public financing t>f the
ect./' The
Due
from 1975 to
Feb; 28 for' the pur¬
Salem, Salem. Legality approved
$343,048 special assess¬ by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
By signing the contract of pur¬ ment bonds, as follows;
chase, Hhe* Authority took the third
Willoughby-Eastlake City School
$117,128 improveinent bonds. Due
and at declining
1
March
on
Puerto Rico
Ohio
.
2%s.
100,000
Squire,
Offering —G.
(P. O. Cisco), Texas
Finance Agency.
•
from 1965 to 1974 inclusive.
1964
will receive sealed bids until
thereafter; and
are
of the principal amount
at 103%
to
bonds
by
;
2}£s.v Due
$250,000
M-N.
Clerk, of the Board of
including Dec. 31,1973 and
at declining prices
from
Ohio:'
B
'
to and
approved
Painesville
100.75%; and $50,- p Bond Offering—Helen P. Prick-
000,000 of series bonds maturing
on each Jan. 1, from 1970 to 1978,
1
Interest
Bluffton College
term bonds, due Jan. 1,
1985, priced at
Nov.
on
follows:
as
$1,900,-
Dated Nov. 1,
inclusive.
District
Cisco Junior College
,
'\v
& Bodine, and Schmidt, Roberts
Bond Sale—The $110,000 reve&; Parke, at a price of 100.2309, nue bonds offered Feb. 5 were
a net interest cost of about 2.81%, awarded to the Housing and Home
Feb.
on
||#||OHIO |
The issue consists of $50,000,000
of 3.50%
bonds.
composed of
group
a
Monday, February 18; 1963
.
.
De Haven & Townsend,; Crouter
1979
the
in
awarded to
.
sealed
(EST)
a.m.
Sanders & Dempsey.
banks
funds,
Due
2001
Legality
and
banks
savings
v
Meyer,
receive
purchase, of
revenue
1961.
to
for
the
opinion of bonc[ counsel. /
H. Morton & Co. Incorporated and
Allen & Company-head ,a .nation¬
law
State
for
000
tax, and
legal/investments
York
New
will
bids until 10
26
and
taxes
New York
&
Treasurer,
the bonds is exempt
on
Federal
Wesley an University
(P. O. Delaware), Ohio
Bond Offering—Robert W.
$34,076,000.
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc.; Phelps,
Fenn
ff
bond
before
revenues
service amounted to
Ohio
Authority
$45,059,000,
,
Gibson.
Henry County
will receive sealed bids until July-.
19 for the-purchase of $lj000,000
Eeb'.l4, were"^cho.oLfconi^;^
..
;
Bond
v
•••
V':"
(P. O. Richmond),
;>:• Virginia
Offering
—
Lew i s! H.
Vaden;; Chairman: and. Treasurer
Volume
the
of
Board, will receive sealed
bids until
for
Dated
Dec.
on
inclusive.
1
payable
to
and
Martinsville.
Legality
a
approved
Bond
'
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
Feb.- 20 $
on
.
1, 1963. Due
Bond Offering-—John B. Daffin,
Treasurer,
bids
26
until
to
Due
2012
(EST)
p.m.
purchase,.,of
Dated
bonds.
revenue
1962.
3
the
for
receive
will,
ori
1967
(F-A)
payable at the
Feb. interest
Countyj * Treasurer^ )ioffice^ Le^
on
May
Legality
gality
1,
ap¬
approved
until
and
Treasurer
receive
will
the purchase
to
$55,000 im¬
awarded
were
terest cost
the
to
Bank, at
Seattle-
bonds
offered
to
100.168,
about
a
Sale
Bond
revenue
Dec. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
awarded to
The
—
$37,200,000
bonds offered Feb. 7
syndicate h e
a
a
"
Feb.> 6
& LIGHT COMPANY
CANADA
lliIS® '
of
Auteuil, Que•
Bpn4 Sale—The $541,000 sewer
>
2.85%,
as
Jan.
group composed
a
Canadienne
at a
price of 98.16,
cost
of
$88,000 5V2s. Due
747,000 school bonds.
2V2s.
480,000
were
Due
1963 to stockholders of record
of
business
at the close of
Nationale,
about
ROBERT H. FITE
President
net interest
a
6.21%,
March
on
1
453,000 6s, Due
on
February 25,1963.
follows:
as
Feb. 1 from
on
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
from 1964 to 1972 inclusive.
ded
Company, payable March 19,
and Florido Matteau & Fils Engr.,
bonds.
I
the Common Stock of the
on
were
Belanger, Inc., Credit Quebec, Inc^
follows:j.
sewer
28
i
A quarterly dividend of 30 c
per share has been declared
QUEBEC
offered
I
MIAMI 1, FLORIDA
■
DIVIDEND NOTICE
.
were
net interest cost of
a
FLORIDA POWER !
,
Feb. 1 from
on
600,000 water works bonds,
(P. O. Olympia), Wash.
.
inclusive..
62,000 equipment building bonds.
Washington Toll Bridge Authority
of $1,000,000 school
Feb. 1 from
on
1975
P.O. Box 3100
group composed
326,000 store
bids
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1962. Due on
follows:
Feb. 1 from
1976 to 1978 inclusive.
$100,000 bridge bonds.
of about 3.58%.
LIFETIME STAY
'.^kWJQsh kosh, Wisi♦
net in¬
a
as
on
55,000 2.90s. Due
Banque
(EST) on Feb. 20 for
noon
1970
awarded to
the
of
sealed
Jan. and
of
The
—
to
1969 inclusive.
Blunt Ellis & Simmons, at a price
Sale
Bond
provement bonds offered Feb. 4
First National
Chairman
Board,
1964 to
:
bonds
County (P. O.
2.75%,
90,000 2%s. Due
the First National Bank, Chicago
Morgan Guaranty Trust, Co., New
York, Robert W. Baird & Co., and
Island\ Wash,
awarded
were
$90,000 2V2S. Due
Thorgrimson,. Horowitz, Starin &
Mercer
Vaden,
on
PLAY,or
1
cost of about
Jan. and ;
on
Feb.
Ellis.
Richmond), Va.
Bond Offering—Lewis H.
a
Jan. and
on
PERFECT FOR
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at
price of 100.081, a net interest
Bqnd. Sale—The $1,835,000 series, ?
1963
Preston,
-
March 1 from
on
VACATION
awarded
proved by Covington & Burling.
Rockingham
by
NOTICES
1983 inclusive.
the
IIWISCONS,N 01
inclusive. Principal and
DIVIDEND
Sale—The $235,000 bonds
offered
and
Jan.
on
July 1 from 1992 to 2002 Incl.
Feb. 1 from 1965
on
inclusive.
14,465,000 3.70s. Due
of
$9805000
from 1965
May. 1
inclusiye*
to
sealed
purchase
1
FLORIDA...
Bond
July 1 from 1989 to 1992 incl,
.
$279,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
Staunton), Va.
1969
March
on
Stoughton, Wis.
4,715,000 3.60s. Due
(PST)
Mary BaldwinIj College (P. O*
1978 to
July 1 from 1978 to 1988 incl.
receive
a.m.
for • the
to
Due
750,000 3s. Due
July 1 from
on
9,875,000 3%s. Due
Wash.
will
11
price of
July 1 from 1970 to 1977 incl.
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
County
'•
(P. O. Seattle),
a
2%s.
59
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
follows:
as
5,030,000 3%s. Due
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WASHINGTON
No. 403
Co., at
$3,115,000 5s. Due
King County, Renton School Dist.
County,
&
605,000
net interest cost of about
1963
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Carthy.
Shields
par,
Rich¬
Bank,
Henry
and
or
and
mond, or First National Bank of
Martinsville
First
Bank, Harrisonburg. Le¬
Bank, Richmond,
pay¬
gality approved by Hunton, Wil¬
liams, Gay, Powell & Gibson.
1982
First
Blyth & Co., Inc., Lehman
Brothers, A. C. Allyn & Co., Inc.
National
interest
the
at
National
Merchants
1963
by
tional
1, 1962.
and
from
Principal
(767)
able at the First & Merchants Na¬
$1,000,000
Dec.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Principal and interest (J-D)
Feb. 20
on
of
purchase
bonds.
(J-D)
(EST)
noon
the
school
Due
Number 6239
197
FLORIDA'S
Feb, 1 from
on,
INDUSTRY
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
...ZOOMING
WITH THE !
SPACE AGE
DIVIDEND
NOTICE
THE FOLLOWING STATEMENT HAS BEEN MADE BY THE
SECRETARY,
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
1.*
At
0,Meeting of the Directors held today, it was decided to recommend to
the Stockholders at the Annual General
Meeting, which
fixed to be held
was
on
7.
the
There have been
changes
cable to the conversion to
over
the
year
BRITISH-AMERICAN !
in the rates of exchange applt-
sterling for consolidation purposes of the current assets
TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
21st March
next, the payment on the 31& Mggmext of a final dividend for the
and liabilities of certain of the Overseas Subsidiaries. The proportion attributable
ended 30th Septemb6if l?62 of l/2d. (free of United Kingdom Income TaxJjA to British-American Tobacco Company Limited of the net resulting difference on
year
10/— of Ordinary Stock y 961—l/ld.) making, with the interim dividends
per
exchange of
already paid^a total for the year of 2/4d..(free of Umtffhj(Uo<^itr*HjKome Tax)
per 10/— of Ordinary Stock (1961—2/3d.).
If the payment of the final dividend
2.
is confirmed, transfers received in
up
to the 25th April next will be in time to be passed for
payment of the dividend
dividend will be
3.
case
of Bearer Warrants,
decided to declare
a
Stock payable
Transfers received
in order at
the
the 25th
the
first interim dividend in respect
the transferee. In the
to
case
of Bearer Warrants,
The results of the
follows:—
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i
.
In the
case
of Bearer
unit
of Preference
in time to be
the dividend will be
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up to
:
be summarised
may
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Years to 30th
,1962
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issue and
as
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September
It is
1961
.
be
to
proposed to
held
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with the
-
convene an
Group Trading Profit is
adding
W
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£65,286,762
£65,507,298}
.
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General
authorised
on
the
21st
next,
for
the
of
purpose
increasing
the
30th
capital of the Company to £70,000,000 by the creation of 20,000,000
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Ordinary Shares of 10/— each. It ts further proposed to capitalise the sum
£11,878,880.10$. (part of the Reserves of the Company) and to apply the same
new
Income
from
Investments
4,439,692
gives
4,219,512
-
in
Group Profit, before taxation, of_
69,946,990
69,506,274
Kingdom Taxation
Overseas
4,751,177
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5,168,491
30,036,293
Tn»n«Inw
26,919,620
35,159,520
;;
37,418,163
less
Outside Shareholders' interest!* in
profits-
3,944,868
4,397,975
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Leaving British-American* Tobacco
y'
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Company Limited's interest in
Group Nef Profit after taxationDeducting £18,156,211
31,214,652
,(1961—£20,568,695) retained by subsidiaries, the
profit of British-American Tobacco Company Limited (including dividends from
Subsidiaries) is £13,058,441 (1961—£12,451,493). Transfers to Fixed Assets and
Tobacco
Company
Limited's
in full 23,757,761 of the Unissued Ordinary Shares of
£4,300,000 (1961—£3,300,000), British-American
interest
in
the result of the
Group
Available
Net
Profit
thus
being
£26,914,652 (1961—£29,720,188). British-American Tobacco Company Limited's
£700,000
(1961—£300,000), so that the Net Available Profit of the Company is £12,358,441
share of the transfers to Fixed Asset and Stock Replacement Reserves is
(1961—£12,151,493).
new
Tobacco
able
previous
year
by British-American
Company Limited is £1,902,008.(1961—£1,799,819), making total avail¬
profits £14,260,449
(1961—£13,951,312)
out of which appropriations
are
follows:—
as
four
shares which would fall to be allotted in fractions
or a trustee to
shares will be allotted towards the end of June next and
an
implication
greater than if the capital had not been increased.
1962
Interim
*
7d.
•
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dividends
(net)
,
10/—Stock Paid 30/3/62
per
per
TranNfer
1961
358,312
to
General
Reserve____
end
of
2,771,739
1,000,000
per
10/— Ordinary Stock—
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Leaving
a
balance to be carried forward of__
A.
Secretary*
Westminster House,
7, Millbank,
7th
February 1963
London, S.W.I
Stockholders who may be entitled by Virtue of Article
Xlll(1) of the Double
Treaty
between the
United
States
and
the
United
Kingdom, to
a
tax
Stockholders who
virtue
of
Article
and the United
under Section
under
Section
901
of
above mentioned dividends.
the
United
States
Internal
Revenue
Code
can
by
Taxation
may
XIIL(l)
be entitled by
of the
Double
Treaty between the United States
Kingdom, to
901
of
the
Internal Revenue Code cqn
Morgan
New York
£1,902,008
D, McCORMICK
February, with the Annual Report and Accounts for the year ended 30th
ticulars of
come
£1,815,182
February 1963
BY ORDER OF, THE BOARD
2,771,739
(1961—3/ld.j
(excluding Satur¬
day), before payment cqn be made.
application to Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New York obtain certificates
5,147,514
Hp. 248 with the
five dear business days
to
5,543,477
31st May
Yovfc; 33 Lombard Streef, London, E.C. 3,
2,771,739
1,000,000
after the
or
deposit Coupon
giving particulars of rates of United Kingdom Income Tax appropriate to all the
2,771,739
FinOt dividend proposed
/2d.
on
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company of New
>
con¬
September, 1962.
(subject to the
of Ordinary Stock Warrants
credit
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1
1963
holders
vening th^ Extraordinary General Meeting which, will be sent to Stockholders at the
Taxation
Ordinary dividends paid—
10/—Stock Paid 28/9/62
(1961—l/2d. per 10/— Ordinary Stock)
\ 7d.
358,312
next
DATED the 8th
proposals will be set out in the letter and notice
Income
being
March
must
carry any
kingdom
sanctioned^ at the, Annual
Geperal Meeting to be held on the 21st
they will be entitled.
by way of dividend will be any
Shillings of Ordinary
Yd obtain this dividend
they will not rank for
The Board desires to emphasise that this, proposed capitalisation of Reserves,
which are already fully employed in the Business, does not
whatsoever that the total amount to be distributed
Ten
(free of United
some
Ordinary Stock represented by Warrants to Bearer to obtain
allotment of the new shares to which
the
Tax).
dividends declared prior to the date, of allotment. Arrangements will be made
enable holders of
on
Stock foj the year ended
1962 of .One Shilling, Two
Stock
""-'If the necessary resolutions are passed authorising these proposals, the new
to
the 31st
on
dividend
Pence for each
registered form, will
issue be converted into stock and it is the Board's intenion to
apply to the Stock Exchange for permission to deal in and for quotation for the
new Ordinary Stock.
any
payment,
Issued Ordinary
30th September
The above-mentioned shares, which will ail be issued in
on
have recommended to the
the
May 1963, of a final
be
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
Preference
The Directors
Stockholders
as
Ordinary Stockholders entitled to such fractions.
immediately
Savoy Court, Strand,
payment is made.
one new
10/— units of Ordinary Stock held by them
proposed distribution wjll be allotted to trustees
Further details of the
The balance brought forward from the
6.
every
Coupon No. 119
deposited with the National Pro¬
vincial Bank Limited,
London, W.C. 2, for examination five clear
10/— each
existing Ordinary Stockholders in the proportion of
respectively. Any of the
33,020,188
net
Stock Replacement Reserves total
up
September next will also be payable
the 29th March 1963,
must be
business days (excluding Saturday) before
appointed by the Directors and sold and the net proceeds divided amongst the
Making Group Net Profit after taxation,
0
paying
for distribution to the
10/— Ordinary Share for
from which must be deducted:—
United
of
2'/j% V
5% Preference Stock .(less United
the
Kingdom Income Tax) foj the year ending
Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company
March
five clear business
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The usual halfryearly dividend of
on
immediately following the conclusion of the above-mentioned Annual
Meeting
;
Saturday) before pay¬
is made.
,
^
on
The
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company
E.C. 3, for examination
ment
.
,
r
this
No. 247
Coupon
of New York, 33 Lombard Street, London,
days (excluding
„
k
dividend, must deposjt
the 2nd April next will be
Special Announcement
the Ordi-
on
Holders of Bearer Stock, to obtain
passed for payment of this dividend to the transferee.
publication of the following
sk
Shillings of Ordinary Stock (free of United
the 30th April next, the half-
up to
-
.
£
Kingdom Income Tax) will be payable on
Stock, less United Kingdom Income Tax. Transfers received in
Company
•
ending 30th Sep¬
year
the 29th March 1963.
the 6% Preference Stock amounting to 7.2di for each £l
on
BIARfR-O
tember 1963 of Seven Pence for each Ten
,
order at the Stock Transfer Office of the
Stock for the
nary
Warrants, the Dividend will be paid against
The Directors have also decided to pay, on
yearly dividend due
Company
Company
WARRANTS TO,
,
The first interim dividend
the 5% Preference Stock,
At the above-mentioned Board Meeting, the Directors also authorised the
Group's operations for the Year
-
on
February next will be in time to be passed for payment of this dividend
paid against, the deposit of Coupon No. 247.
5.
also decided to pay, on
was
deposit of Coupon No. 119.
9.
the 25th February will be in time to be passed for payment of this interim
up to
dividend
it
next, the half-yearly dividend due
to the transferee.
Stock Transfer Office of the
ORDINARY: AND PREFERENCE STOCK
;
amounting to 6d. for each £l unit of Preference Stock, less United Kingdom income
the 29th March next.
on
above-mentioned Board Meeting,
Tax. Transfers received in order at the Stock Transfer Office of the
-
the
30th September 1963 of 7d. (free of United Kingdom Income Tax)
10/—of. Ordinary
4.
In the
paid against the deposit of Coupon No. 248.
Directors also
The.
of the year to
per
to the transferee.
At the
29th March
the
order at the Stock Transfer Office of the Company at Haymarket House, Oxendon
Street, London, S.W.I
£4,400,724 (1961—£1,591,046) has been charged agaihsf Reserves
(including profit and loss accounts) in the Consolidated Balance Sheet.
8.
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NOTICE OF* DIVIDENDS TO HOLDERS OF
#
Tax
a
tax credit
United
States
by application
Guaranty Trust Company of
obtain
rates
certificates giving par¬
of
United
Kingdom In¬
appropriate to all the abova
mentioned dividends.
{
60
(768)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;
This announcement is not
an
ojjeroj securities for sale
...
Monday, February 18, 1963
solicitation oj an ofjer,to but/ securities.
or a
February 15, 1963
New Issue
Narrows Bridge Revenue Bonds,
Interest
Third Series
exempt,' in the Opinion of Messrs." Hawkins, Delafield & Wood and of MeSsrs. SuIlivan ^ Cromwell, bond counsel
to
the Authority and counsel to the Underwriters, respectively, under the existing statute and court decisions
.from Federal income taxes, and under existing statutes from New York State Income tax. v
1
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Vh% Bonds, due January 1,1985
$50,000,000
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77
V
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7:i7I' '
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Price 100%% flf7®||S77^
V-7vyvi.p
y
;
$50,000,000 Serial Bonds
Principal
Due
amount
January 1
Principal
Interest
rate
Yield
Due
amount
January I:
.
-
Interest
.
rate
.
,
,
2.60%
2.70
2.80
2.90
100
Accrued interest from January
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1, 1963 is to be added to the prices.
are subject to redemption on and after January 1, 1970, as a
or in part,
on 30 days published notice as follows: The Bonds due January 1, 1985 are redeemable out
Sinking Fund Installments at 100% of the principal amount thereof and otherwise at 103% of the principal
amount to and including December 31, 1973 and at declining prices thereafter; and the Serial Bonds are redeem¬
As set forth in the Official Statement, the Bonds
whole
of
j
able at
103% Of the principal amount to and iftcluding December 31, 1972 and at declining prices thereafter.
Copies ojthe Circular dated February 14,1963, which contains further injormation, including the OJJiciat Statement
oj the Authority, may be obtainedfrom such of the undersigned as may legally ofjer these securities
under applicable securities laws. The undersigned are among the Underwriters.
v
Dillon, Read & Co. Inc.
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
.,v
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Allen & Company
W. Hi Morton & Co.
Incorporated
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
White, Weld & Co.
Equitable Securities Corporation
77.
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C. J. Devine & Co.
Glore, Forgan & Co.
77,7 77 77'-:777 7t
Kidder, Peabody & Co.§|; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
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A. C. Allyn & Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
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Lazard Freres & Co.
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Barr Brothers & Co.
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Hemphill, Noyes & Co.
Bear, Stearns & Co.
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Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
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Incorporated
First of Michigan Corporation
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Clark, Dodge & Co.
Dick & Merle-Smith
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Wood, Struthers & Co.
Dominick & Dominick
Estabrook &Co.
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Geo. B. Gibbons & Company
Hallgarten & Co.
Goodbody & Co.
W. E. Hutton & Co.
;<:V:WIncorporated
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W. C. Langley & Co.
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L. F. Rothschild & Co.
F. S. Moseley & Co.
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F. S. Smithers & Co.
Ira Haupt & Co.
Gregory & Sons
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Mfertheim & Co.
Reynolds & Co., Inc.
•'>;•;Incorporated
Lee Higginson
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B. J. Van Ingen & Co. Inc.
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
Blair & Co.
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler
R. W. Pressprich & Co.
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& Co.
Hornblower & Weeks
Harriman Ripley & Co.
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Stone & Webster Securities Corporation
Alex. Brown & Sons
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
Drexel & Co.
Roosevelt & Cross
.
Tripp & Co., Inc.
Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc.
•t
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American Securities Corporation
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Fahnestock & Co.
Hirsch & Co.
J. C. Bradford & Co.
Incorporated
Kean, Taylor & Co.
Robert W. Baird & Co.
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Park, Ryan, Inc.
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Baker, Watts & Co.
Eldredge & Co.
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Wm. E. Pollock & Co., Inc.
Chas. E. Weigold & Co.
Xir\
Bacon, Whipple & Co.
Weeden & Co.
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Braun, Bosworth & Co.
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G. H. Walker & Co.
Spencer Trask & Co.
Tucker, Anthony & R. L. Day
v:'yr,:■
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SR. D. White & Company
Incorporated
> Baker, Weeks & Co.
William Blair & Company
Incorporated
Coffin & Burr
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
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Schwabacher & Co.
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Julien Collins & Company
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A. M. Kidder & Co., Inc.
Stifel, Nicolaus & Company
Incorporated
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.
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Malvern Hill & Company
McDonald & Company
William S. Morris & Co.
Stroud & Company Swiss American Corporation
Incorporated
J. A. Hogle & Co.
V-/' 7777v7\7 7'-7;Incorporated
Thomas & Company
The Ohio Company
Walston & Co., Inc.
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