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Reg. U. S. Pat. Off,
Volume
197
LEADING AND
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New York 7, N. Y., Monday; February 4,; 1963
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working interest's net profits i from a", lease after the i in¬
recovered his entire investment therein (the overrid¬
terminating).
George
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royalty with respect to such lease then
Aubrey %is .President of both companies.*
Units
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Computer
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Realty/to^
Jan.
On
28, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state*
originally/filed with the SEC oni June 28, 1962,. which cov- §
ered 1,900,000 certificates - of interest,-to have been offered* at $1
per interest, through Realty Securities Inc., Salt Lake City.—V.
ment
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/ / Diversified
has
ing
Mortgage &; Development Co.," Inc.
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■\ Allied.
Registered---;
the
vestor
Concepts, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
^':The>^©mpaay,^cf^37^-^'|Amw'',Ave*HTtfemphiS}5^Temii^-^filed-::k;^^i
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On1. Jan.* .21,- 1963,' the company withdrew its registration state* /
reglstrationistatemerit.with ^theSEC orr, Jan. 28 covering $2,000,000.. ; ment originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 29, 1961; which covered
: / Diversified Resources,Inc,~-"Heg. An- Filing--^ i f. /
of 6"%
subordinated v tinking/fundi debentures due 1973 (with at- " 20,000 class A common shares to have been offered at $25
per
The corporation on Jan. 16, 19631 filed a "Reg. Av .covering 67,000
tached warrants "to lpUffch*as"e '2Q0,OO0, comrridn shares)' and 100,000
share, through Doft & Co.,, New York:f-V. 195,"pi 112.
common shares to be offered at $3, through A. J. Gabriel Co., Inc.,
shares of common stock,: to-be offered for public sale in units
N. Y,//:;..
consisting' of /one, $20 debenture (with one warrant tp purchase
;
Proceeds are to be used for equipment, leasing of working space,
Data Systems Devices of Boston, Inc.—SEC Regis¬
two common shares, initially at $3,75 .per share) and. one.common
/advertising and.working capital..:
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share. Tpe public^pffering price of the units (maximum $2;50 per
* tration Withdrawn—
Diversified of 42 Broadway, N. Y. is engaged in-the manufacture
common share) / name of
the" underwriter and underwriting terms;
of a lightweight structural board and sheet
! - On Jan. 24, 1963, the company withdrew Its registration state-*,
insulating material
jb'e/tb/bk supplied by/j&niendmsnt,; J„,,
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■.£*/>>.: ment
originally filed with the SEC on April 26, 1962, which covered
(wallboard).
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company \vas organized upder ^Tennessee
law in January: ! 200,000 common shares to have been offered at $5
per
share
1963 to acquire the- operations- of eight companies organized at > ^
through/ Schmidt, Sharp*: McCabe & Co., Inc./ Denver.—-V. 195,
Dudley Sports Coilnc.-~'Reg.
1957 and
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company
engaged in.//,
banking/business/ in -the development -of a v;
about • 1,70'?. acres, in DeSoto County, Miss.
(in c'onnection*,with."whibh the-company owns and operates a water
Defenders Insurance Co.—Common Registered—.
system,-and, sewerage disposal; systerft), and in real estate develop¬
The company^ of 146 Old Country Road, Mineola, N. Y., -filed a'<
ments in Oak Ridge artp Memphis, Tenn. The company also owns J;
registration statement with the SEC. on, Jan. 30 covering 100,000 i
two. insurance agencies-1 and; holds/a!franchise to build a Holiday /
shares of common stock, to be offered for public at $12.50 per
Inn in Cedar Pails, Iowa. Of the net proceeds from this financing,
share. ; No underwriting is involved. .
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$1,000,000-will .be used to repay, a note incurred in connection- with
the development-of -a planned community in> DeSoto County, $500,The company was organized under New York law in May 1962
000 will be applied to continued development 'of. acreage for resi¬
/ and intends initially to write only automobile liability insurance, /
dential-housing. in that community, and the balance will be- added ^ automobile property damage insurance and automobile physical '
to working capital for acquisition of new properties and-develop-• /damage Insurance.
-The company has not. yet written any Insurment program, including' construction of the Holiday Inn. In ad¬
ance and will not commence such
afctivity until this offering has
dition to certain Indebtedness, the" "company has outstanding 700,000
been completed and until it has obtained a license from the lnshares of common stock (issued for-all of the stock of the eight
surance
Department of New York.
The net proceeds from the
predecessors),, of. which Kemmons Wilson, Board Chairman, Wallace /
/ stock sale will be uspd for the general conduct, requirements and ;
E; Johnson,, Vice-Board Chairman; and Gary Whitehead, .President, -/primarily to
acquire) income-producing Investments as authorized
own about <25% / 24%
and 26%', respectively. Book value, of stock
promotion of. the., cpippapy, and funds' not so shint will be. used
various
the
A^iFiiing—
times between.
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common
Inc.,
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to be used for repayment of loans, promotional
working capital.
Dudley of 633 Second Ave./ N; Y., is engaged in the distribution
of baseballs, softballs, baseball pitching machines and other sports
equipment.'-*-V; 196, r p. 1348.
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materials
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The corporation oii Jan. 28, 1963 filbd a "Reg. A" covering,66,000
shares to be offered at $2.25, through W/R. Reish & Co.,
general ^mortgagecontaining
subdivision
are
and
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ft Electronic Dispenser' Corp.—Commbti Registered*--
118 East 28th St., New York; filed a registra¬
with the SEC on .Jan. 29, covering 50,000 shares
stock, to be offered for public sale, at $2 per share.
The offering-will be made on 'A best efforts basis by L; D. Brown
Co., 170 Broadway, New York, which will receive a 30 cent per
share Selling commission and an additional 10 cents per share
(on shares sold) for expenses. The underwrite^ has received 1,000
common $ shares: (transfer
restricted) for its preliminary. non-ac-?
how
^ by apiplicabte insura&ice laws!' Th^oomttion 'stock^of the companyi;
outstahdjing is 96 cents "per share. ,
■Xs/y/
-countable
expenses
and a one-year warrant to purchase 5,000
'■/ will be "offered for "sale pnder a plan whereby subscribers will be
shares at 25 cents per- share.
The company has issued to its
/ asked to enter into a voting trust agreement.
Although the comAmeiic^nPlan-Corp.^SECRegistrotionWithdrawn
/legal counsel a one-year warrant to purchase 3,000 shares at 25
pany -does not • now have' any stock "outstanding, the prospectus
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cents per share and has paid Julius C. Bennet a finders fee of
On Jan. 25, 1963. the company withdrew its registration state¬
states' that
control of the company will be held by Charles J.
$2,000.
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ment, originally filed /'With- the
SEC -on, March 30, 1952,; which
Barnett, President and Board Chairman, and four other directors, i
■/ The business of the company is the manufacture and sale of
covered $3,100,000 of cony, debentures, due 1982, and 155,000 com¬
through their ownership of stock and by the voting trust agreement. . /the SAFER»Butter
Chipping machine and: the processing and* sale*
mon shares to have-been" offered'in units of one $20 debenture and
of tray-forming and chip-covering materials.
Neither the company
one share, "through Bear, Stearns-& Co., New York.—V. 195, p. 1653.
nor its predecessor; which, was
:
organized in 1960,. has engaged in.
Delta Bowling 'Corp:—SEC Registration Withdrawn
any actual production or merchandising operations until now, all
On. Jan. 30, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
their activities having been devoted to- experimentation/research
kg *, ment originally filed with the .SEC on Sept. 28, 1962, which
covered,
and development, improvement and testing of said, machine.
Acjr ^The r company * of; ■ f0647' OSirfieid- Avd./J: South- Gate, -.Calif..,*- filed ;
100,000 common shares, of which 50,000; were to have been offered
l cording to the prospectus/ the machine is now standardized and is
a registration; 8tatement w.lth the? SEC pn Jan. 28; covering^ $800,000 , •
bythe'conjpany and 50,000 by stockholders, at $3 per share throughin- quantity ^production.
The- $72,000 estimated net proceeds from
bf convertible subordtnsited-debentures dbfe 1978; to be offered* for:/
Provost Securities/Inc., New, York.—V., 196,, p. 1447."
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sale will be used
to manufacture the machine and
public sale by the teompany at > ld0%
of principal amount, and'
purchase tray-forming materials; to. process and warehouse such
-15,000- outstanding Shares of capital stock, to ;be-bffered by- the/;
/materials; for a service* department,.' spare, parts, and training1
holders! thereof.at a. price, to be supplied by amendment '(maximum
V. k'
/ of service employees; • and for advertising and - sales • activities. In
$26" pei"^-'sftareK* The/offerings'r*wilf be" made by. Dean Witter" 8$
/addition to certain - indebtedness and preferred stock, the comCo., 45 - Montgomery. st„' < San; Francisco.
Ther interest - rate on the i
pany has outstandtag-352,308 shares' of- common! stock (which are
debentures
and*,^underwriting terms- f<w.-.both, issues are to be . ^ -• •'
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/ restricted as to transfer and are also Included in -this registration
supplied "by /ainendment.-V' ."r-'vVr
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statement), of which Joseph M. Mauriello, Secretary-Treasurer;
Wm
.The company. provides specialized • chemical metal processing and
owns 13.39%
and management officials as a group 24%, J. Frankfinishing ^services. - Of-the-net proceeds, from the' company'-s sale
lyn Viola is President. Sale of new stock-to the public will result
of. debentures, $350;000 will be used, to retire outstanding long-term/)
i in an increase in the .book value of stock, now outstanding from
.
//•debt;,, between *$325,000 and $375,000 to defray costs of proposed :
'/about 30 cents to1 49 cents per share with a resulting dilution of
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plant facilities in .Santa Clara and of" another proposed plant
; $1.51 per share in the book equity of stock purchased by the public;
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at a site (tb *be determined) bastr of, the Mississippi- River.; and the *
New-York;Stock Exchange (Stocks)^12;
;»■' balance 'will -be- added- to - general- funds.- In addition - to certain /
Jebco, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
New York Stock Exchange: (Bonds)24
/ indebtedness, the copipahy has outstanding 219,941 shares of capi:
tal stock, of which Gordon W. Jenkins, board chairman, Roy E.
The corporation
on Jan.
21, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" -covering
American Stock Exchanged
Klotz, president, and Glefirt, E. BoCpmer, vice-rpresident, own 53,350
125,000 class A common shares to be offered for subscription by
National Stock ExchangeJi-^»-X^«/i/l:-il-. 43 J
shares each
(24V4%).
They propose to sell 5,000 shares each./
stockholders at $2 per share. *
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Cincinnati
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Butternut 'Basin; Inc.~Reg.<
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?.^e/.-corpbrati<mvbtt-rJan. 15, 1963, filed a "Reg.- A" covering^
250 common shares to be offered at-$1,000 each, through Kennedy-/
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Proceeds
are
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is
whose address
engaged in the
recreational/area,
is
Basin,
development
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Great
Barrington,
operation Of a ski
and
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On: Jan.;
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to
on
underwriter, ijot named.—V. 194,"
an
Sept_-28,
have-been
p.
1961,
offered
1504.
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The
of
101
University
registration, statement with the SEC.
company,
Boulevard,
on
Jan.
Denver,
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Stock
and Bond Averages
of Stock Prices
Index
covering $1,000,and oil exploration and
■cial
production, which assessment will not exceed an estimated
$1,500'' pep unit. -The- company will- underwrite the - offering -on-a-~
best efforts basis and, If 100 or more units are sold by April, 1963,
will receive from program funds 5% of all subscriptions and assess/■v ments thereon plus.,certain expenses. .;
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use
company
is
wholly
owned
1959
and
by
Compass
Exploration,
will manage the program.
Inc.,
It will
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Transactions
and financing
inventory, equipment,
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equipment
194, p. 319.
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ment
Jan. 25, 1963, the company withdrew its, registration stater
originally filed with the SEC on April 9, 1962, which covered
140,000 shares of capitals stock, of which 100,000 were to
Nashville..
committed;thereto. to- conduct, gas and. oil exploration
activities for the accounts of the participants, to acquire for par¬
ticipants-undeveloped-gas and oil leases, and to perform related
test drilling and other activities,
In addition to 5% of unit sub¬
scriptions and assessments/thereon,, the manager will receive for
/• its services " an overriding- royalty interest in each lease, and 25%
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Corporate and Municipal Financing. Ahead— 2
State and City Bond Offerings
51
Dividend^ Declared and Payable--———
ft
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Condition
Statement
of
Member
Banks
of
Federal Reserve System—46
Foreign Exchange. Rates—^ 46
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks:
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Redemption Calls land Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Course of Bank Clearings.—
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| |/ Lord Jim's Service Systems, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing
The
000
corporation on Jan. 14, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering 100,shares to be offered at $1, through Keon & Co., Los
common
Angeles. / //'/
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are
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capital.
Angeles, is engaged
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Lord Jim of 1601 Mandeville Canyon Rd., Los
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporatiorf and Investment News—
have been
offered by the company and 40,000 by stockholders through Rob¬
inson-Humphrey Co., Inc., Atlanta, and J. C. Bradford & Co.,
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York Stock Exchange--- 36
Transactions American Stock Exchange
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others.—V.
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Each unit will be
Which was organized In
Exchdnge«-^/»3^-.-///^*i:!I-/*.~! 381
Over-the-Counter
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filed
of participating units in its 1963 gas
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development fund, to be offered for public sale at $2,500 per unit.
subject to an assessment for the costs of complet-"
Z ing and equipping tests wells believed to have encountered commer000
office
in the
J Compass Fund, Inc.—Units Registered—
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Dow-Jones
which, cov¬
publicly through
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Toronto Stock
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accounts.
of Jonesboro,
furniture and
Jebco
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SEC
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withdrew its registration state-
company
originally filed with the SEC
ered .280,GOO-common-shares
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Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
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Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
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Montreal Stock. Exchange^/^i/-/;.^^-///-;^ 371
Canadian Stock
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Cambridge Fund of California, Inc.—SEC Registra- I
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Butternut,
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange •4t tmr'mm tim<tk*
to be used for
are
of customer
Exchanger/i^i—35
Detroit Stock Exchange-^ii£--«--^^//-:^/ 35
■Midwest 'Stock Exchange^i^A.-*—35
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for/constructibn/'equ^
to/be-used
.« Proceeds
Stock
operation of drive-in restaurants.
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Mobile Home Parks Development Corp.—Common
Registered—
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The company, of 82 Baker Street, Atlanta, Ga.,
the SEC on Jan. 28 covering
tion statement with
of common
filed
a
registra¬
1,250,000 shares
stock, to be.offered for public sale at $2.50 per share.
'The offering will be made on a best efforts basis by Overseas In¬
vestment Service, of Seville, Spain (wholly-owned by Sam S. Brown,•
/a principle stockholder and director of the company), which will
/receive a 30c per share selling commission. .
Organized
under
intends to invest
a
Georgia law in December,
1962," the company
substantial portion of its funds in the develop¬
the development of residential
:'and commercial real estate.
The Company presently owns no real
or
personal property, and according to the prospectus "there is
no** limitation as to the time in which the company must invest
ment
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The Commercial and Financial
(518)
Pleased
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
the
time
April.
in
the
first
fixed interest rate securities totalling $292.7
and less than
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overwhelmingly dominated by tax-exempts as in the past ;two weeks,
is scheduled for public offering this week. Seeking investment funds are threes
issues ($74 million), two of
corporate debt
offering day.
the same
A "
-a"
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which call for competitive bids, and ;
Groomed for this ?
is an underwritten ;
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but
that
of
million
offer a competitive bid debenture on
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half
U.r
OF
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SLIGHTLY
in
The bonds
are again expected to be 30-year
is expected to be more than $250 million
$1 billion—most likely $500 million.
y
amount
tax
only $4,746 million are notes. There are, also, $3,005
anticipation bills; $2,001 million in bills; and $5,284 million in
The $5.5 billion cash need anticipated will refinance a like amount
certificates.
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WITH DATES HITS A RECORD HIGH;
NOW THROUGH MAY 13, 1963
OVER -$1 BILLION
of
amount involved
:;:Cvthe first half of the
BONDS' BACKLOG
MUNICIPAL
sale of
During the first half of this year, the Treasury plans to borrow $5.5 billion
cash of which it "already has raised $2 billion. Issues maturing between MarchMay, inclusive, other than regular weekly bill offerings, come to $15 billion
municipals of $1 million or larger in size ($218.7 million).
weed's appearance, too, are four larger equities, one.of which
preferred by a gas utility which, also, will
bid
the Treasury stated last week, in
order to again give ample notification, that it will make a return offering some-
noli
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competitive sealed
bonds last Jan. 8,
maturities and the
moderately heavy float of senior
experimental
$250 million 30-year 4%
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its
of
success
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By
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Chronicle
Monday, February 4, 1963
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Majpp influences shaping the interest rate structure on .the domestic front are;;.;;:
$6 millibtt CINCINNATI CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT, OHIO.
(1) Recbrd high achieved in prospective State-local new issue offerings totalling ■
Tuesday (February 6):
slightly over $1 billion despite the $108.2 million New .York, City departure from
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the backlog last week. The municipal .competitive and underwritten float with^
$50 million BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNSYLVANIA debentures to
sal#^ dates set is $150 millipn larger than last.week's tally. This build-up, isal-rep;
repay A.T^& T. advances rated triple-A with 5-year call protection; 2.5 milft
ready havings its impact on secondary bales''rharkdowris but, though it should be
lion shares of GREAT AMERICA CORP.; common via Goldman,' Sachs &
expected, not upon new issues hs yet. (2) Dearth of publicly offered senior fixed,
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xyly: Co.; and, Lehman Bros.; 293,000 shares of PACIFIC SOUTHWEST AIRinterest rate corporates which should act to lower Interest rates,; (3) Almost com—;;*
.LINES common via -E. F. Hutton & Co., Los Angeles, Calif.
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t >: Municipals: $15,545,000 LAFAYETTE, LA ; $6 million BOULDER COUNTY
should act to lower interest rates and
prices.
(4) Excellent prospect for evpr-rising Federal," and even stateY - SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. RE-2, COLO.; and $4,010,000 RALEIGH, N. C. ; :;Y
municipal debt, the U. S. debt-is bound to reach the Administration's projection
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in view of the unanimity for obtaining tax-reduction and lack of unanimity on - ' reducing Federal spending correspondingly.
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yLACLEDE i GAS > CCL?^ willicompetitively offer $10 million sinking fund
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debentures rated Baa by Moodyfs, .and $5 million, in preferreds. via Lehman
Moreover, the State of New Jersey's proposal to;incur a walloping $750 mil- ^
I Bros., Merrill- Lynch* et .al. and Reinholdt & Gardner involving 200,000
lion long-term debt in lieu of intelligently facing up to the tax quid, pro quo to
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v; shares; and $14 million SOUTHWESTERN PUBLIC • SERVICE CO. first
spending is a forerunner of what.to expect as states compete for the easy-politi-v
mortgage "bonds rated double-A by S & P's and A by Moody's without any
cal way out of meeting operating and capital costs. This trend, too, should lend
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itself to the* prospect of higher interest rates IF the increase in debt issues occurs ,-r
; Municipals are 16d by: $89 million NEW YORK STATE HOUSING FINANCE
at a faster rate than real and Federal-Reserve-aftificially-created savings. The "aY
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AGENCY negotiation headed by Phelps, Fenn & Co.; $6.8 million COOK
latter may keep the interest rate down and prices up if last Wednesday's purchase' v >
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COUNTY TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 207, ILL.
of $443 million in bills by the Fed is any clue as to how the Fed can create member bank net excess reserve credit. (5) Continuance of the corporate trend to
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buy up outstanding stock and to redeem maturing debt without refunding and, >
J $37.2 million WASHINGTON TOLL BRIDGE AUTHORITY;! and $10,960,also, the same trend for quasi-government agencies such as the Federal Home
:;000 BUFFALO, NEW YORK.^/r;:.^y;y:iY-ft"■ v'Loan Banks' redemption of $543 million in Jan. 15-Feb. 15, ,1963 period without ,";,f
During the week Dean Witter & Co., and M. H. Bishop & Co. may bring out
refunding. No outlets for their'funds means more cash available for investing .
PIONEER TELEPHONE CO.'s 75,000 shares of common. —
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which should help drive prices up and yields down. //aYY-' ■$.
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and persistent, fundamental ;Y'>y 'vl SEVEN POSTPONEMENTS IN AND SEVEN WITHDRAWALS FROM #,
LAST WEEK'S- REGISTERED ISSUES
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strive to push interest rates
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the Fed to ball out the Administration by striving to keep .only
Seven SEC registrations last week reportedly indicated their intentions to hold ¬
And (6) certainly we can count On the gold-outflow
imbalance in our international payments to valiantly
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and count on
money market rates high and long-term 'rates low as it knuckles under to the
Administration's request to finance future debt through the banks. This ex¬
up,
back temporarily their offering plans.
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—or
Administration would desire.
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larger postponements were two Morris Cohon underwritings—Abbot Realty
Fund, Inc., and Greater McCoy's Markets. Issues reportedly to be withdrawn
include: Cambridge Fund of California, and Harwyn Publishing Corp. via Vaq,
'
of course, impossible to weight these influencing, diverse, factors affecting '':
the interest rate structure. Therefore, no one can accurately state what "will" or;*-';;
not"
happen to tilt the
interest rate seesaw.
Alstyne, Noel & Co. Among the departures from the postponed-category and put :
into the active backlog of issues to be offered was Pak Well Paper Industries via
Francis I. du Pont, tentatively set for February 25.
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The biggest unknown not
touched upon here would be an unforeseen resurgence of the economy commenc-,
ing next Spring sans a tax-cut. Y •
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We have yet to feel thOse two pressures,
j Last week, nevertheless, presented
some tired reaction
to the low yields on new issues.
New York City's sales
of $108.2 million various
purpose bonds at an. attractive annual net interest ^
cost of 2.934%, and Dallas Power &
*
,
Light Co.'S $25 million triple-A rated
4y4% first mortgage bonds due in 1993 on a 4.25% annual-net interest cost
to yield 4.19% met a lukewarm
response.. Two weeks ago, the double-A rated
Illinois Power Co. sold
1
at
U.
.
seen
the lows of municipals, corporates, and governments.
:
A
visible
counterpoint
highest syndicate
The
exchange
2%%
notes
2-15-63.
is
-
long
more
for
the
($1,487,000,000)
The
Treasury
term
holders
bonds.
of
5V2
year
bonds.
No
details
have
concern
been
issues
owns
15
18-Feb.
23
25-Mar.
1
18,360,000
$206,260,000
$108,693,188
or
as
to
(5)
:
17,461,938
27,761,938
47,432,000
132,100,000
221,780,000
353,880,000
2,381,250
20,741,250
65,782,000
$314,953,180,
$218,716,000
$553,710,000
$353,066,000
,
86,523,250
.
,
$868,663,188
$81,216,25©
$288,616,250
$564,595,000
$853,211,250
$472,885,000
i
.
75,193,938
28,500,000
$134,350,000
$207,400,000
1962__—
million
Financings
10,300,000
week__i—.1.
*$1
Total of Both
:
.
103,600,000
Total
1,
(4)
$60,350,000
-
Feb.
Total
Municipals*
(3)
$74,000,000
8;
$342,884,160
$815,769,160
$642,912,000
$1,458,681,16©
more.
TOTAL COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN BACKLOG
This Week
/Corporate bonds with dates—
Corporate
.Total
-
bonds
without
bonds——
Corporate .stocks
—
dates/
'without
—— _
Last Week
(25)
328,001,520 (22)
—i-
—
Corporate stocks with
$453,380,000
_y._
dates
TTotal
,
$781,381,520
(47)
$123,693,188 (26),
$334,250,000
Feb.
■
1, 1962
(20)
$664,090,000 (37)
442,911,200 (24)
156,469,520 (37)
$777,161,300 (44)
$820,559,520 (74)
$81,666,250 (21)
$419,427,900(215)
202,770,000(119)
269,011,650(130)
536,947,G70( 378 >
$326,463,188(145)
$350,677,900(151)
$956,375,570(593)
t$l,107,844,708(192)
$1,127,839,100(195)
$1,776,935,090(667)
$1,085,885,000(106)
902,860,000 ( 97)
862,923,000(115)
$2,193,729,708(298)
$2,030,705,100(292)
$2,639,858,090(782)
dates—-—
about
one-year
$5.5 .billion
—
'
corporates—
Total
municipals with dates.
total
Total of
•
the amount
maturing in the next three
or
involved
or
terms
but
they
four years for bonds with
advanced conversions
June 23,
(under the pioneering leadership of Julian
Baird, the Minnesota banker
m Eisenhowers
Administration); Oct. 3, 1960; March 15,1961; Sept. 15, 1961;
March 1, 1962; and last Sept.
15,-1962.-
1—
.j.
Total
certificates
of. the
stocks—
botli financings—!
——
refunding is expected to take place after mid-February,
provided
inl^?ar ^na^;ur^ies. The dates of the past
1960
11-Feb,
Last
Y
.
The seventh advanced
will
public
Corporates
(2)
4-Feb.
r--:
($5,719,000,000),
3y4% notes ($2,259,000,000); all maturing on
also, raise some new cash from any overage in
The
Total
Stocks
Feb.
and
may,
to $314
.3Vz%- certificates
e3ccn^ngmg the expiring notes and certificates for 3 *4 %
or
3%%
involved.
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Feb.
;
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Corporate
Bonds
Feb.
to
is
amounted
$77 million' Outright and $148 million under repurchase agreement. Actual
purchases on Jan. 30. came to $443 million, of which $252 million were repur¬
chases. The additions to the Fed's portfolio of governments were bills, of which
all but $92 million had 90 days or less maturity. • :
Feb.
the
bid
offer
preserves
-
this'week's municipal and corporate demand for
Treasury's $9.5 million rights exchange offer today
through Wednesday. Also supplying a competitive undertone to the
capital
market was last week's
Treasury announcement of an advanced refunding in
about two
weeks, and of an return engagement to sell competitively to the
capital debt funds
excess
of
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GOVERNMENT TO SWAP $9.5 MILLION THIS WEEK MARKED BY
N. Y. STATE HOUSING FINANCE AGENCY; BELL TELEPHONE OF
PENN.; AND WASHINGTON TOLL BRIDGE AUTH. NEW ISSUES >>
the Federal Reserve's free
Corporate
S.
;
ago
a
I-
its $35 million first mortgage bonds,
also due 1993, at a similar low interest rate cost of
4.23%. Bonds traded on
the New York Stock Exchange
during the first three weeks of January regis¬
tered a leveling out of 99 highs and 33 lows. And the recent
$259 million ex^perimental competitive issue of U. S. 4's (2-15-88-93) rose from a yield of
3;97% to -3.99%. Much depends"' upon the Federal Reserve as to whether we
have
on
28-DAY COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
slowed pace
a
weeks
The gold stock in the past week remained unchanged but a sizable drop was
registered in both the daily, average and thb Actual Wednesday gift-float. The"
former declined $692 millioir for the week to a daily average of $1,615 million
and the latter declined $473 million to $1,178 million from Jan, 23 to Jan. 30.
Offsetting these credit tightening factors were a decline in daily average required
i reserves of $298 million, a decline on the average of $281 million in
money in
^circulation and a daily, average increase in governments purchased by the Fed
?
of savings is unable to keep
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DROP BELOW $300 MILLION
daily average basis. This statement week ending Jan. 30 showed a
$49 million drop to $265 million. Actual free reserves on Jan, 23 were $233
million less than last Wednesday's gain to $337 million. It appears as though
the Fed would like to keep net free reserves at the $300 million level. Last year,
for the most part, net excess member bank reserves were kept at $400 million
and at $500 million in 1961.
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however, two principal forces ready to Jeap out; and push yields ^
up and bond prices down. One, believed currently Junlikely, is a cessation of
easy .moneyfniohetized; Federal debt; cieation, of Savings so that the swelling >Y
Of public debt issues will be greater ihan the supply of savings. - The
otherra ^
breaching of the dykes, ingeniously built against unrelenting balance of -pay-; Y
merits pressures, crumbling they defenses against higher .long interest rates. :
Today's dollar; glut cannot be perpetually maintained and may, thus," cause
are,
interest Tates to reflect the fact that the supply1
pace with the demand for funds.
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FEDERAL! RESERVE FLOAT GENERATES PURCHASE OF
$443 MILLION BY THE FED BUT AVERAGE FREE EXCESS
V;
Two
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There
:
million
.
for them,
DECLINE IN
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but one segment in the totality of demand for long term funds,
It may well be that the record high tax-exempt backlog of larger ^issues with :
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sales dates set: between now and May 13 (see backlog table below) will not
by itself prove to be voluminous enough to slant upwards the over-all bond
interest rate structure.
Several forces outlined above, particularly accrued.:
debt repayments and *regularized-, institutional savings built on a foundation
Of past easy money deficit financing,* are formidable enough to cancel, out
any, near term danger of the supply of savings being smaller than the demand v
Municipals
periodj seven offerings
SEC registration. Among
same
the
»
v. .v..;/vA.aAY
It is,
"will
Also, in that
vindicated that they will withdraw their issues from
intervention will competitively attract funds from the long-term market"
help keep interest rates irfcongrubusl# higher'for bonds than what the "
ogenous
INDETERMINATE
:
BACKLOG
This Week
Corporate
stocks
and
bonds*
Last Week
$1,641,457,000
$L,624,376,000
were:
Includes, also, 55 postponed Issues with an estimated dollar value of $141,737,000 compared to last
tally of 57 Issues and $134,376,000 value. These postponed Issues may return with or without
to the active backlog or be withdrawn.
week's
changes
...
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Investment News
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Continued
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treasury
has
company
selected
not
sites
any
for
Power Cam
corporation i
The'
ion JaW. 2 i; ^1963
fHed;
-
A"
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The
covering;
1
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,
Proceeds are to be; tised for; debt, repayment, acquisition of prop* ,
erties - and -land -improvement,' / -,;
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.National''of 32' W. 28(55' S"./ Salt' take City; is engaged In- the" ;
00it0 ■
$ * %. v'
Oil & Gas Investment Fund
National
of
residential, agricultural and cojpmehcial
land for
development; of
purpbseSv
.
—
"Reg. A"
'
The company on Jan. ll, 1963 filed a "Reg. A" covering $300,000
certificates to be offered at $600 per unit, without underwriting.
Proceeds
to be used for development - and operation
are
of prop*
or tl iesi^;;.
v:''
National;0f 531 Petroleum Bldg., .Wichita, Kan., is engaged in the
purchaseof oil and gas leasehold interests;
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The
Jan.
on
'filed
New Yoi'k,
Broadway,
company • of 280
the SEC
statement with
V*.;;:'; -,v
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Inc.—Debentures—Class A Reg.
New York Equities,
a; registration
,
;•
covering $1,700,000 of outstand-
23
subordinated debentures due 1981 and 241,604 outstanding
shares of Class A stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders
thereof from time to time in the over-the-counter market at pre¬
ing
8%
vailing prices'(maximum $10; per common share).
The company was organized in 1961 to engage
y
Proposed Registrations
Corp.—Capital Stock Registered—
cent
share
per
statement
alsw
sold
be
to
selling commission and $23,750 for expenses.
includes (.1) 8,000 shares underlying fjve-year
to the underwriter at one cent each, exer¬
Alabama Power
5,000 outstanding shares sold
by principal stockholders to two individuals at one cent per share
for services in connection with this offering.
Organized under Delaware law in April 1962, the company in¬
tends to engage principally in manufacturing and selling a new
type of S-cam and roller brake operator unit for, use in the wheel
brake assemblies of heavy duty automotive vehicles. Of the $773,500
estimated net proceeds from the stock sale (ass/urning air shares are
sold), $240,000 wili be used for acquisition of machinery and equip¬
ment needed to commence production on the initial scale and for;
office furniture and fixtures; $150,000 to provide working capital
necessary to cover setting up and other costs; $250,000 to provide
capital to purchase additional machinery, equipment, and supplies,
and hire additional employees, which will be required if production
is to be increased; and $131,500 to provide contingencies and capi¬
tal
for further
expansion of production facilities if and when
warranted by demand for the company's product. The company
has outstanding 300,000 shares of common stock, of which Daniel
J. Menter,
President, Monte N. Moore, Vice-President, Athol M.
Moore, Secretary-Treasurer,
and Louis T. Dawc own over 24%
each.
Promoters
and organizers acquired the 300,000 shares of
$10,468 in cash, property valued at $20,000, and their pre-organization development services and expenses valued at $19,617. Assum¬
ing all shares are sold, they will thus own 60% of the outstanding
stock at such cost and the public will own 40% at a cost of $950,y
000 in cash,
1
offered at $1, without, under--V
writing,
or
more
of the company's outstanding
securities, including
Peter Glein,
a
director (together with Glenna Glein).
DeVere D.
Bteinley Is president.
;
capital stock, to be offered for public sale at $4.75 per share. The
offering will be made on an agency, best efforts basis by Farrell
Co.,
115 Broadway, New York, which will receive
a
y
;
$4.75
at
cisable
"Reg.
a
5%
Securities
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
300,000 class' A common shares,to be
subscriptions
of 2604 Leith St., Flint, Mfoh., filed a registration
the SEC on Jan. 28 covering 200,000 shares of
The company
statement with
warrants
National Land
share,
per
and
(2)
Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc.—Share
On Jan.
in
Reading Tube Corp.,
See
$5,000,000 of preferred stock on May 9, 1963.
will5 be used, for construction.—V. 197, p. 404.
C
in
owner
fee
the
of
premises
debentures.
ordinated
owned
of
all
8%
of
196,875
subordinated
debenturesalso
had
Schwarz
that
assure
the
A
simultaneous
$1,575,000
and
consummated.
not
was
agreed to
196,875
will be
shares
;
company
Exchange
Class
Schwarz
A
and
29.17
40%
and
In
,
B
shares.
Rapoport,
intends
and
Packard Instrument - Co.*
•
Tlie
company of 3713 Grand
statement with the SEC
tration
of. commori
980.
:
Jan.
28
stock, of which 50,000 shares
to be offered
public
underwriting terms
ment
also includes
are
to
75,000
shares
to
be
Stock
offered
Option
to
p.
engaged In the development, manufacture and
instruments, principally electronic' instruments
detection, and measurement of radioactivity which are used
primarily in research laboratories doing tracer studies with radio¬
active isotopes.
Of the net proceeds from the company's sale of
short-term-indebtedness
struct
an
111.,
to
a
and
bank
for
(incurred to purchase
working capital), $500,000
a
to
'
addition to the plant, and the balance for .working capi¬
tal,. principally
.
In
to
-finance
addition
increased
inventories .and
1561:
c
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/ ,V\
;-'.y
plans to '
North
Harvey Ave., Oklahoma City, Okla.,
with the SEC on Jan. 30, covering
bonds due 1993, to be offered for
competitive
construction
000.
the
bond
bidding March 12.
The net proceeds ;
used
to pay part of the company's
estimated at an aggregate of $35,000,expenditures for 1964-65 are estimated at an
sale
will
be
program,
Construction
aggregate of»$45,000,000.—197, p. 139;
Pacific
\
Northwest Bell Telephone, ;Coj—Plans
•'
Sale—
benture
"
(rrow nor;.
De¬
;
.
.
1963 it was reported that this company plans to sell
of debentures due 2003 at competitive bidding on April
2,
1963.
Proceeds will be used to reduce outstanding debt, due
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co., in connection with the trans¬
fer in 1961 of the latter's properties in Washington, Oregon and
Idaho.—V. 196, p. 1147.
,v
.
,.Qn. Jan.,28,
$50,600,000
,
Western
^ght & Telephone Co.v Inc.-^PIans Rights
^pffering^g;^
1963 the company announced plans to raise about
offering stockholders the light to purchase 113,300
shares, on the basis of one new share for each
10 held.
Dean Witter & Co., San Francisco, was named principal
underwriter.
The offering is expected to be made about May 1. %
Proceeds will be used to repay bank loans, and for construction.
—V. 197, p. 282.
On
Jan.
29,
$3,000,000
by
additional
up
to
an
common
News of Business and Finance
unspecified
Abbott Laboratories—Sales Up 10.5%; Net 21%—
:
figures indicate that. 1962 world-wide sales of the
$143.5 million, up io.5% from 1961, and per share
totaled about $3.70, a 21%
increase, George R. Cain,
Chairman and President, announced.
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t
Preliminary
earnings
,
He
28,
1963,
share,
2175.
through
United
million
$106
A
of
declines.
1961
States
moderate
the
Canadian
and
total
and
sales
accounted
about
for
'
.
increase
international
\
~
in
sales—perhaps 6 to 8% and a similar or
larger increase in per share earnings were predicted for 1963. How¬
ever, he said, results in the early part of the year will reflect price
declines - on antibiotics and Sucaryl Sweetener announced
in the
summer of 1962.
A slow down in the timing of new products also
will affect the 1963 picture, he said.
•
"Improved control over sales and advertising efforts—more effec¬
tive use of time, energy and money—will contribute to the overall
increase," Mr. Cain said.—V. 196, p. 2075.
,
the Coihpany^ withdrew its * registiratioh state¬
with the SEC on Nov- 15, 1962, which cpvered
of which 100,000 were to have
100,000 by stockholders, at $1.50
S. C. Burns & Co., Inc., New York.—V. 196,
~
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
said
sales $37 million, ap¬
proximately half of which resulted from Latin American operations.
Mr. Cain attributed the sales increases primarily to advances in
antibiotics and a "strong increase" in specialty products.
Sales of
bulk
intravenous
solutions,
barbiturates,
tranquilizers and anes¬
thetics showed gains, he said, while nutrltlonals leveled out after
to
class
were
company
.
,
corporation
on
Jan.
11,
1963 filed
Admiral Corp.—Appointment—
;
a
Thunder Mountain of 4 Putnam Hill, Greenwich, Conn., is engnged in the development of a ski andr recreational area at Hawley,
Mass.—V. 192, p. 802.
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Net
Income
Valley Investors Inc.—Comrrton Registered^-
V- %
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•
with
accounts- -f, to,
Enfi. Dec. 31—
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company of Sidney, Montana, filed, a registration statement r
the SEC on Jan 23' covering 328,85& shares ;of-combum-stock, i
Net
1961
: ■
taxes—est.
—
1,486,724
——i.1/' 1,163,316
635,000
—
785,000
—
earnings
528,316
Earnings per common share_L__-—_——__
—V.
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1962
$14,199,650 $12,838,849
sales
Earnings before taxes---—.—.
196, p. .2579.
-
0.40
701,724
0.53
''^T...
V-
be- offered -for
tow certain-
*•''.'*
at
;
1963
•
p.
sale
from
public .sale at $1 per share. The prospectus reindebtedness, ►the-, company, has.
fleets* a lOr cqnt per =.share, .underwriting commission- but- no an*-,
outstanding 615.833'shares of common stock, of which Mr. Packard *
'de'rwriter- is named;
owns 79%. As indicatedr
he;proposes to sell 50,000 shares^V;. 193-. ", %- Organized under-Montana law in March 1962, the company, is -aB'* *
receivable.
company
1
"i
plant
con¬
that the
The Chase Manhattan Bank has been appointed New York' regis¬
"Reg. A" covering 5,000 ;
trar for the capital stock of the corporation.—V. 196, p. 2479.
common shares to be offered at $15, through Putnam & Co., Hart¬
VT- -i *:
«•'. *%'■ ■'
ford, and Smith, Ramsay. & Co., inc., Bridgeport, Conn.
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proceeds -are to be used for debt repayment; %%
Aeroquip Corp.—Quarterly Report— "
s.
<
v;
together with $800,000- from loans from a bank
and. insurance company, $800,000 will be-used to repay
outstanding
Grove,
common
Thunder Mountain Skiing,
stock,
in- Downers
Jan.
The
scientific
additional
are
per
is
company
of
321
of
company
public
A common shares,
been offered by the company and
the
the
reported
was
a
registration statement
$15,000,000 of first mortgage
shares),
200,000
*
The
sale
for
The
Superior: Commercial Corp.—rSEG Reg. Withdrawn
*On
for pub¬
pursuant
Plans.;
it
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—Bonds Registered—
;
Progress Manufacturing preferred and
Manufacturing common for shares of
Manulacturing
ment originally filed
price (maximum $25 per share) and
be supplied by amendment; The state¬
Restricted
1963
filed
offering
Employees'
company's
York; filed a registration
covering 4,160 shares of first
,
by the'company and 50,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
by Lyle E. Packard, Board Chairman and President. A. G. Becker
&, Co., Inc., 120. S. LaSalle
St., Chicago, heads the list of under¬
The
28,
and class A and class B common'stock of the
be issued in exchange for the assets of the Divi¬
sion.
The number- of class A shares to be issued is to be equal
to the number of Progress Manufacturing common shares accepted
for exchange, and the balance, if any, of common shares of the
company to be issued for such assets will be class B stock and
will be retained by Progress Manufacturing.
The aggregate num¬
ber of class A
and class B shares of the company to be issued
will be determined on a formula basis.—V. 192, p. 155.
%
lic sale
writers.
Jan.' 30,
are
(4,160
covering , 100,000 shares
are
of
Progress
of
Progress
company
regis¬
a
' •
Avet New
Jan.
If more than 4,160 preferred and such amount of common
deposited, such shares will be accepted on a pro rata
Assuming that the. present management' officials of the
company are
the only Progress Manufacturing shareholders who
exchange their shares, B. F. Stolinsky. Co., of Jersey City (majority
owned by B. F. Stolinsky, Board Chairman and President of the
company
and his family)
will own 89.71%- of the outstanding
class A stock of the company, and management officials as a group
96.76%.
Pursuant to the reorganization agreement, preferred stock
Inc.^-Common; Registered
on
7
basis.'
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BlVd:, Brbokfield, III.; filed
shares
shares
all
shares
Klein and
•>'
'
amount.
,
p.
on
Manufacturing, has agreed not to participate, in the exchange offer
to any extent.
Thus, the exchange offer is available to the holders
of 80,307 shares of Progress Manufacturing preferred and 969,670
shares of Progress Manufacturing common, including, shares held
by the first group. V Progress Manufacturing will accept- for ex¬
change all shares of Progress Manufacturing preferred up to 4,160
respectively; of the Class A
respectively, of the Ciass B shares.
40%
and 1.6%
respectively, of the
195,
construction.---V.;,197;^p. 407.
company's preferred
and v common stock.
The second group of
shareholders,
comprising the principal management of Progress
sorae
of
the
securities
being registered; and the selling
stockholders intend to, make the said $500,000 loan to the company
out
of the first funds available to them from such
purchases by
participants—V.
4,160
exchange
200,406
holders
Wanamaker
SEC
the
opportunity to exchange all or part of their present holdings in
Progress Manufacturing for stock of the company., Pursuant to
an
agreement between Progress Manufacturing and two groups of
its shareholders, one group of shareholders representing the man¬
agement of the company (being also the former management of
the division and the old Reading Tube company) has
agreed to
addition, they own 22.9%
outstanding 8% debentures. They propose to sell 149,916, 86,488 and
5,200 Class A shares, respectively, and $650,000, $998,000 and $48,000 of debentures,
respectively.
According to the prospectus, the
selling stockholders have received indications that, after the pur¬
chase of the Wanamaker leasehold, a substantial number of par¬
ticipants in Wanamaker Associates intend to reinvest the distri¬
butions they will be receiving by purchasing from the selling stock¬
.
with
of
method
andl.9%,
5%
for
used
$30,000,000 of 25-year first mortgage bonds at competitive bid¬
ding on March 19, 1963.
Proceeds will be used for construction.
—V. 196, p. 2483.
i
and the exchange offer would be the most desirable
disposition;
and accordingly; Progress/.Manufacturing
to offer to
its shareholders,
through this exchange, an
company
of 8%- subordinated
Rapoport,
Klein
and
from the company a sufficient
$1,575,000 of debentures to
realize a sufficient sum ($3,200,-
100,000 Class
42.5%,
own
shares and 40%,
Bond
for
Michigan Consolidated Gas Co.—Bond Sale Planned
On
refrigeration, air conditioning and other industries; integral finned
tube of copper
and, brass alloys used in heat exchange and re¬
frigeration industries; and capillary gauge tube used in guages,
pressure controls and other equipment.
According to the prospectus,
Progress Manufacturing determined to dispose of its Reading Tube
Division
and
believed -,t.hat the transfer of the division to the
permit payment of, obligations of Astor-Broadway and
Broadway-Lafayette; and accordingly they purchased 180,000 Class
A shares at $10 per share and $1,400,000 of debentures, payment
therefor being made partly in cash and in
part by assuming or
liquidating obligations which had been assumed by the company.
The company had
intended, assuming consummation of the ex¬
change
offer made : to Wanamaker,
to
effect' a
surrender
and
termination of the sublease, but upon rejection thereof the company
determined to purchase the Wanamaker leasehold for $8,000,000 by
obtaining a new mortgage of $7,500,000 and discharging the prior
mortgage thereon.
Thereafter-,
the company gave notice of its
intention to exercise the option contained in the sublease to pur¬
chase the ground lease for $8,000,000; and the balance of $500,000
(plus any other funds required) to consummate-this transaction
will-be loaned to the company by Rapoport, Klein and Schwarz.
In addition to certain indebtedness, including $3,104,050 of 8%
subordinated
debentures due 1981,
the company has outstanding
475,527
Set
sell
a
New Jersey company which was merged into Progress
Manufacturing
in July,
I960.
The company ; manufactures and
sells copper and brass tube for use in the construction, plumbing,
and
would
Date
On Jah; 29, 1963 the company of Beaumont, Tex., announced that
it plans to sell 100,000 shares of preferred stock
(par $100) at
competitive bidding in the .second .halt..: of 1963.—V. 197, p. 45.
Corp.,
to
000)
Co.—Bidding
Gulf States Utilities Co.—To Sell Preferred—
No underwriting is involved.
Delaware law In December, 1962, the company
operating the business and assets which it acquired
from the Reading Tube Division of Progress Manufacturing pur¬
suant to a reorganization
agreement between Progress Manufac¬
turing and the company. Said division was comprised of a copper
and
brass
tube
business
formerly carried on by Reading Tube
offering
public
Power
cm Jani 30,1963 the Southern Co. announced that its subsidiary,
Georgia Power CO., will receive bids for $30,000,000 of first mortgage
bonds and $7,000,000 of preferred stock on Nov. 7, 1963.
Proceeds
Organized under
purchase
the
of
amount
debentures.
A": shares
clas.r
29,
200,000 will be
Georgia
Issue—
commenced
exchange offer, the company attempted unsuccessfully to
publicly 260,000 Class A shares at $10 per share and $2,400,000
of
Jan.
1963 • it' was reported that the company plans to
capital shares at $8.50 per share about Feb. ll. Of the
sold for the company and 42,581 for certain
stockholders.
J. A. Hogle & Co., Salt Lake City, is the
Drincipal
share for share basis.
a
Rapoport, Klein and Gerald B. Schwarz. a
the outstanding stock of Astor-Broadway.
such
sell
,
242,581
total,
preferred stock ($23.25 par) and 450,000 shares of class A common
stock.
It is proposed
to offer such stock in exchange for pre¬
ferred and common stock of Progress Manufacturing Co., Inc., on
They agreed to assume personally all liabilities of Astor-Broadway,
in excess of $3,200,500, and by reason thereof have obligated them¬
selves for $470,000, a major portion of which has been advanced
by the.tiqqmpany without interest.
The acquired assets consisted
principally of the sublease and an option to purchase the ground
lease
for
$8,000,000.
Simultaneously,; but conditioned upon the
prior; purchase of the assets of Astor-Broadway, the company of¬
fered to acquire the ground lease from Wanamaker Building As¬
sociates in exchange for 260,000 Class A shares and 2,400,000 of
8';
subordinated debentures, but such offer was not accepted by
the required 90%
of the partnership interests.
Upon termination
of
On
•
sell
this issue.—V. 197, p. 85.
corporation of 350 Fifth
statement
N. Y.) in exchange for an aggregate of 45,000
and in March 1962 it purchased all of the assets
Broadway,
director,
Proceeds
American Savings & Loan Assoeiation—"Securities'
Sale PlaTnrred:—4
» -•
\ ;
<^
; -
Reading Tube Corp.—Files Exchange Offer—
The
at 346
Class A
shares;
and as¬
sumed
$3,200,500 of
liabilities of Astor-Broadway Holding Corp.
(the owner of the sublease of premises at 770 Broadway, N. Y.) in
exchange for 225,000 Class A shares and $1,500,000 of 8%
sub¬
(the
30, 1963 the Southern Co. announced that its subsidiary,
Alabama Power Co. will receive bids for $13,000,000 of first
mortgage
bonds and
-
Corp.
Co.—Bidding Date Set for Bond
,
the general
real estate business,
In Oct. 1961, the company acquired from
David
Rapoport, president and board chairman,
and Harris J.
Klein, vice-president, all of the outstanding capital stock of Broadway-Lafayette
now
provide for a portion dt the anticipated construction' expenditures
for 1963 (estimated, at $90,000,000)—V.. 197, p.- 408;
possible V
mobile home parks and has not formulated any definite plans either
for
any
specific mobile home park development or construction u
or
for the development of commercial or residential property. The
.
prospectus also states that "an investment in the company's stock
offered hereby is therefor speculative, because its value depends ; r
upon many factors-which cannqt be predicted at this time, includ¬
ing the ability' of management to accomplish . . . stated policies
and purposes of the company and the success of this ofiering."
The company has outstanding 4,400 common shares issued at $2.50
per share to promoters and officers.* Warner A. Bonner is President. %
the
that
states
its assets in stocks and securities,
particularly in
of
legal reserve life insurance companies.
The
has outstanding 45,620 shares of common stock and
for 125,522 shares.
The prospectus lists 5 holders of
stocks
company
capital and other corporate purposes), to reimburse the
for construction expenditures
previously made and to
working
the^proceeds of this offering."- Furthermore, the prospectus "v ;
or>use
of
common
of
company
75%
least
Co.^-Bonds Registered—
929 E St., N. W. Washington, D. CM filed a
registration statement with the SEC on Jan. 25 covering $50,000,000
of first mortgage bonds due 1998, to be offered for public sale at
competitive bidding. The net proceeds from the bond sale will be
used to pay $12,000,000 of outstanding 4V2% bank loan notes due
March 1963 (obtained in Nov. 1962 for construction expenditures,
;
;~
Potomac Electric Power
The
...
3
open.-end
diversified
investment
company.
It
intends
to
invest
at;
r*
-Agricultural -Insurance
Exchange
See
Cow
.Offei; Effective—
Channing
Financial
Corp.,
►
—
Channing rFinancial
f:
this issue.—V.
196,
p.
2672.
•
TIf? COMMERCIAL .AND .FINANCIAL. CHRONICLE,(-Reg-;UL„S. Patent Offk«)..Wllliain..B. Dana Company, PublisheriK 25- Eark^JRlacfi, .New .York-7,.'Nv.Y.,-ItEctor. 2-9570. Claude D.. Seibert, Publisher nnd--President;
Seibeft,vTreasurer/-!George-Moxrissey^ Editorr^Puhlislied1 ftfrfce a Week* teVery Thursday
general news aKd^advertisitiir;isSuei> wfth
statistical 'issue on Monday!. Other offices: 135La Salle*.
Street, Chicago 3, Illinoisr (Telephone STater*2--0613h; CopyFight l963 by William, B. Dana Gompanjr. -Re-entered, as^seoond vClass- matter- February- 25^1942, at-the post office at New.York..N. Y., under the. Act
^Wlllfam-Dana
of
Qiar.ch;3.-to
-NOTE; On accountof. the fluctuations,
in the rafe^of
'^u). -M^bera-'ot;the''Pjau' ^Amerteapr
of /<3anada# $83:00
exchange^ remittance" forforeign-subsoriptionsand^adverfeisementsmust be-made lit New York funds. V;.
per
.
year.► Other
countries;;$87it)0, per. yeas.,
■.*
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(520)
Up 5.1%—
American Can Co.—Net
'
"fefe,
1961.
in
American's
in
000
second
Chemicals fee.,
merged wfth AinCHokh
Net earnings as per
an\Voi!oig
t
Vi-ivVv'
th-'».
as
impi'oved during the year
'6'f" the nJSmncinv
cdmpany
capital
in
longest
the
at
end
sS
Co,
Trust
of
New
l notes
control
of
B.
S.
black
with
net profit of
Insurance and
first
The
pany's
made
all
unnecessary
half
of
the
$329,000,-excluding the earnings of its
Industrial
fiscal
new
•>;''vV-.-j,0. 'jt; %%%.
Insurance Co.-V.
"fefefe/
Enterprises.-
1 fefe" fe fefe//
indicates
year
that
Babcook Electronics
Armoo Steel Corp.-Sales Up 3.4%; Net Lower- 1
CUiliiUttl, JT
Preliminary,
'S:Jnr'.' V
UIIUIAVUltXJU
unaudited
t
figures
show
IJI^UICO
SI1UW
Armco's
piUllt
profit
AIIULU
last JCttl
year
This
six
at
ittOl
the
com¬
V,
that
B.
S.
with
P.,
fefe;
Costa
for
fiscal
VLW,
.
reached
months
7
.
a
,"
,
fefe
i
Corp.—Sales, Net Higher—
Calif.,
Mesa,
the
fefe,
i'■ ■*n<'.':•»?$«£»''?$t
y•• -vfe/•' *'■
firm
announced
has
net
earnings
six-month_ period ended Nov. 30, 1962,
v
> «■'
'
fe,
$9 million in fluid cash available, was
looking over several important
acquisitions and would be moving into new and
profitable areas
in: the near future.—V.
196, p. 1048.
f♦
'
$401400
2672.
fe
which
group
«—-r—
record
^
«
J.'\
earn-
$n
-S°Sales for the first
from $5,339,000 for , n,
a
v—
$8,378,000,
up
YV,t.y,vvv.
of
re-
4-v
figure with
p.
*
.
the
August.
projects
of
program
a
concerned."
Industries,
operations are equally profitable.
Huffines concluded with the statement
Mr.
addedf/.'All divisions have proposed i
Which offer
investment should prove nelpful
V. 1C
196,
ties in the coming year "—v
sale
in
P.
a
subsidiary,
\963. Our
capital budgets ftn;
the
expensive to
history of Defiance
six months, we have reduced B. S. P.'s
unsecured bank debt
$6,300,000 to $1,800,000 and we will retire the remainder ;:entirely In February and January without using any of the pro.V
ceeds of the Hardware sale.
These proceeds will permit us, there- fefe
fore, to retire entirely the company's secured debt and be left with
various other assets plus about $9 million in cash."
■
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Defiance Industries, itself, has shown considerable
growth since
its present management assumed control in
i960.
In 1960 and 1961, fe'-fe
the
company had
a
deficit.
Last year,
Defiance went into the
tual Life Insurance Co. and Northwestern Mutual Life
;
been
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
from
purchased jointly by Massachusetts Mu-
were
However,
have
the
.
"In
York,
"fe
•
Union Securities & Co., New York, and the
ife:.'
S
sdid,
the Morgan Guaranty
N. Y.—V. 197, p. 233.
'
might
traced
assumed
On Jan.
—
to
Vup lri""
(iMi
He
company's working
The direct placement was negotiated by Eastman
1962
of
which
added to the
31, 1962,
As of Dec.
company's history.
the
$241433 ooo
at
available.
were
Department Stores, Inc. — Notes Sold Pri- i
29, 1963, the company announced
that it had obtained a $3,000,000 loan
through direct
placement of 5 V2% senior promissory notes due,
1966-78, with institutional investors. Proceeds will be
iA UeCfember, 1962.. ■
,
y j
1 fe'
cenV of sales amounted to 4.1 'U in both 1962
f -dm
made
Broadway,
vately
and following reflect an adjustment to ac¬
and earnings of American's new subsidiary,
ffr.Trterly Metal. & Thermit Corp., which was
sales
the
for
count
To Redeem Bonds
Allan's
up from $1,137,878.highest sales volume totaled.
$1AlI2tte,Tfigures ^bove
M&T
be
will
140
totaled $1,180,533,000,
company's
The
Light Corp
its
'&
,■>/
-
sales
1962
1961.
&
The company has called for redemption on Peb. 27, 1963, all of
outstanding 5%% first mortgage bonds, due 1989 at 100% plus
accrued
interest,
together with
a
premium of
7.35%.
Payment
cofripahy fn
thfe
Arkansas Power
-
fe'
1962 increased 5.1% over 1961 as
sales Volume rose to "a 'record high in the company's 62-year his¬
tory
it
tvfts
announced nn the basis of preliminary figures by
William C. Sttflk, Chairman, and Roy J. Sund, President,
^
•
Net earnings for 1962 were $48,736,000,
or $2.81 per share of
common, stock, agahist earnings of $46,352,000, or $2.67 per share
Net Income Nf
.
net
,
year
$45,892,785, 6r $3.10 per, share, down from $57,516,756, or $3.39 per M year ago. Current backlog- exceeds $8,000,000. ^Anticipating another
a6°- Current backlog exceeds $8,00d,000. Anticipating another^
*; record-breaking year, the Chairman said the. percentage of profits s
American'Distilling Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
share, in
vvv-.:;;: .•.'-v:
should increase in the second half of the current
u
t.
fiscal year.
-aL'-t'
w
i,
•
f/x.
throo 'wmithf!
Charges fdr depreciation and amortization in 1962 amounted
to
/
•*
Mr, Smith said November deliveries by the firm which specializes *
h.ussell H. ®rbwn, President, has reported for^ the' tt"e®er :; $57,381,329 against $43,916,239 in 1961. Of the increased depreciain
endsd Dec.
of ^99»71S, equal to 84 cents
(the design and manufacture of command control and guidance
^
tiofn ln 1962f $12,077,112 was attributable to adoption of shorter
share.
Net in the like period a year ago was $762,702, or 80 cents
systems for the military a'nd aerospace contractors exceeded
guideline lives for plant and equipment as provided by revised U. S.
$2,- ®
250,000, the highest for any month in the 15-year
pet shafe.
■
'
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n1#;
; Treasury Department regulations.
Balance of the increase was due
history of the i
firm.—V. 197, p. 236,
-)];
Sales before excise taxes for the three months rose to $31,ss ,o
>• to ^roperty additions during the, year. The increase due to adoption
'
-r—,v «-• —•
,.;i
over $28,837,090 last
ye^, -Sales after oxcise^ taxes totaled $ ,
,
of the shorter lives reduced t-hd year's profit by approximately ■ > ' ^
\ % ^ ""
"
f
*•'
'
*>'K
423, ^ from $7,V82,333 in *he devious-year.—V; 197, p. 236.
$5/549,502, or 37 cents per shaft.—V, 196, p. 1976.
Barton Instrument Corl>.—Net Up
.
-
,
,..
,
J^
■
<
..
x.
^
.
„
„„„„
.
?fe -'vfefefe
0
fefe i'
\
IIIfSSfl
iract
no
Offeredtr-Pursuant
f'ommnn
Tnp
Americana Last,
•
»
-
■
at $2.50 pfer shsre.
--v.;
Net proceeds to the company, estimated
'V
.
,
„
i
,
.
ililil
.
will
be used
GA;, -itffd A
Robins,
■mm- ®
at $800,000
104-room, motel
'erfccL'a
to
at
,
Warner
.
luxury type apartment
buildings for the repayment of debt, additional con¬
struction and land development, and working capital.;
feast, of
..
U's
173
fefePECT:TO, feRESEN'fe, tlNANClNClv
CAfelt'kLtZATM
Authorized
v ''
"
'■>
' ^,
Mortgages, payable
Common stock,('par 50 cents)-;—,—
—v.
196,
p.
X
Inc.
The "cdmtiahy
Net
—,
J;
was
c
-
,
thls type of electronic^•instrumentation exists in^ the hatural gas
industry, sewage disposal plants, pulp and paper mills, petrochemical
gof
a
neiHlingf V/O,—bales Up 4.b /o—
•
.<■
ahnbunced completion of the best first duarter
/ ""V'"
$4,682,851, equal to 62
cents
-
smaller humber
of
per
share
on
outstanding.
refining ahd marketing
'
tory Of the
r
*e6-—V- T97v p.-401.
domp«ny,.^Up;:4.6%;'0ViBr:'the;$l82,39£,936 recorded
'.;v
' >■»,*.
i
.
a
J
..
Net
1
>
-
G.
pdr share of common stock
GoOk said that these figures
Redemption-
,r
were'dp'46%;
The
company has called for redemption
Mar.
on
1.
'
Ddfiirfe !the
hours
/
year,4t'he1 company
pkst
electric energy,
of
more
than
any
—V> 197,
sold s31.3 billiQii kilowattother, investor-owned
•
-
-
-
AnjfeiricRn & Foreign Power "Co. Inc.—Net
Higher—:
frhe.,
million, or. about $1.26 a shfere, up from .$1.25 a share for 1961.
Higher income from nonutility source's combined with reductions in
expenses, foreign taxes, interest and the. special charge for U. S.
taxes offset a decrease ln income from utility operations which were
adversely wrected by currency depreciation and foreign ex-change
restrictions in several of the countries iservedv
Non-utility income,
arising chiefly from the sales of the company's utility properties
in
""
Mexico, Argqnmw, Colombia, continued To Turnis.h an irttKm jfeft 6f thfe'cdtoJAOy's income and amounted to $10.3 million
m'$,>gklii^ $8.3 Tnlllion In 1961 and $2.6 million in 1960.
^
,
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.
Vr>-J'!,',Vw
4"
-r'V'iV J,
v.
in
-
J'.fT to.'''J*..-" ; rt
\
IJ.
Ori
Xf
Jan.
9,
agreement
1963,. an
signed
was
pio'ctrase $i,'300,000 "prirrdipai amount of
'
•iv'T,.
"l'rf"'•
•
• t
'*
w.
/•
V
'I''•
J
5
,
a
by a subsidiary to
total issue of $5,000,000
..of 7%%
convertible debentures of
Tubos
de
Acero
de
Mexico
>' ,V >
(TAMSA')r a leading producer of. seamless pipe in Mexico.—V. 197,
.'.U'^
r-1
p.
.
/; r
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*•
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.
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1
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-
AHAidlte, Inc.—Sales Up 12%^—
1
V:' The
£
•1,529,419
f;
$1.37
Becton> Diekinson & c».-SubSic
Subsidiary Acquisition—
Atlanta & St. Andrews Bay Ry.—Earnings—
Dec 31*
—1962—Guar —t'ofii ;
10 wna*.
Mrs.
.
R
0r,er
rvU
^er
revenue
excises"
"y'. °Peh; expenges..
'
*
-
i
Net Ve^.;fr, ry., 0p7
ry; Oper. income
196, p. 1976."
r.;t t; ,F .: ',-V
V
$729 760"
467
-
26?
^ "
467,26g
,
$940 392
a3 409 719
*,11C
«;A262,495
"$415,V64
96,147
*
o'o^i'vn^
'.
S24 «9S
524,628
'115,17$
"
.
Science
o"o";,r7
Henry
as. President
objectives;
$?'^
J,972,715
.2,031,705
d>1
■
-1961.
>;
7^
a
isubsidiary Of
Becton,
WfnWnv
ha«;
l^riortOft hpt
Uscal^ea'r
aftpr-tnv
parnlnps
of
237'fOr
*220
3l,the
Education
Products
Co.
of
Mayer, who founded SEPCO and who will, continue
and educational director,. said the company has two
giving
students
6.u..6
»"•«««
practical
experience
«FCiW,.w;
in
With
working
wvim..b
«i
1
®clence ^uipmenc and permitting them to learn general principles • %
from their
own
experiments with such equipment.—V. 196, 'p. 2579. %
4,1
$1,378,047
$l,68l;$0^ :'k
- 460,497
i
*
;
|$eu & Gossett Co.—Sales, Net Higher; Acquisition j®
%■.'
This Morton Grove, 111., manufacturer Of
1
heating, air condition- •
Vr, ln« Ond electronic
vf
7
ing
equipment, has reported record highs in both
Atlantic Refining CO.—Sales Up 4%: Net Down—&
ttlvp',
sales ttilU cdniulgS [AUX the year cllUtJU NOV, ^yU, ! 1962. .rI
and earnings for vale
ended Nov. ,30,
.'/fi:;'-0::
According to R. E. Moore, Chairman, net earnings after taxes
This Philadelphia company has reported net income of
$46,266,000
totalled $2,334,653 and were equivalent to $1.12 per share on 2,078,%
^
5
de"
385 shares of common outstanding.
In
1961
the company had
clme in product price realizations
during the past.year. The per
earnings
of
$2 166 772
di'0s
ner
sharp
baspn
nn
2 ofil 835
share earnings were '$4.89 versus
$4.92, on fewer- shires N>utatknd-^^.1bb,772,, oi. ;$i.05, ,P«f shaiephased on, 2,061,835
ing, in 19613 Sales and other operating- Tevenues advanced
4%,^ '• V
.3^ ' > A-. '
\
'A$
T:
1962.%-'f'3>'"
sajes -for the year totalled $40,946,323, up from $37,464,190.%;
^
Atlantic recOrded in the - The I'962 8al«8c*marked the first time in the. company's history it •
said Atlar
fourth: quarter, the second highest"
earnings of^-any. quarter .in its ?r;ha5-exceeded $40 .million.
.
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-K
war and that during the months of Deceibbei' and
,sales volumes,- crude oil and natural gas production/and Yatio of
January orders fey
war and that during the^ months of December and January orders fe;
crude, oil produced to refinery runs.
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0I! beating and air conditioning products are considerably ahead
/Ty Earnings' for, the fourth quarter- totaled $18/312,000,- or- $li95 !;! of the same two months a year ago
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Share, Up from $14,395,000, or $1.54 a share! in the like
period
ile added that the •compahy recently acquired the exclusive
' Of ,196L.Sales
and
other operating revenues
fot the Teriod ; were^international manufalctiiring rights for products developed by. Karl* ;fe:
$155,137,000 versus $140,855,000 in the fourth quarter of 1961. The ; son Automatic Co.y Park Ridge, 111., for an undisclosed amount ;,
^ fluarter earnings Were exceeded bnly by the $19,161,000 posted in
of cash. The products include; compounds for hot water heating 1%
Net
.
%
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^^^7'275^00.
Henderson ®uppme, Jr., President,
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the fourth
preceding
,
and Air from the system; paint t
additives Jfrhich increase weathei, lesistance
paint; and a compound for
,
.
$
Dickinson,
has
San Carlos, California, ;f
announced by Fairlelgh S. Dickinson,
Jr., President of B-D. ;
SEPCO organizes kits ahd
teaching programs in the sciences for
students of elementary and high schools.
ehded OcT
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period of 1960.-V. 196, p. 2479.
year, according.to the chemical 'processing firm's annual
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repolt Vefease bV Chafrmkp Gordon W; Jenkins. Gross sales for the
Atlas otefelS Ltd.-—Proposed Asset Sale/. peiYdd tdtkied $3,*72$63, 12% increase over fiscal 1951. Net Income gee Rio Algom Mines Ltd'./ this issue.^-V.-195- p! 1425
fe equaled $1.00 'per share dn 219,941. shares otfedutstanding capital^^
'»"••• stAcic, Vei'SUS 73c fd'r the Tktft
fei%_'fefe fefe fe'L" fe:fefefe'^.:vfefefe';%-fe-fe
stock
year's comparable period, as adjusted .-.fe""yAniamAhilA ftflnHnw "
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anking Corp. (& Subs.)fe— Quarterly r
to reflect a 10% Stock dividend -paid Feb.
1, last year.
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t—
Rfepbrt
TKe
said fe 16,066 square foot plant at Santa Clara,. Calif,
is Scheduled Tot May, 1963 completion'.
Main company plants are
Quarterly "Report—;/
1962
" 1961,
•
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1,780,000 m
2,092,913
1,534,943
share
per
3,872,913
1,995,000
2,343,436
$1.53
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4is
company has, reported, that prelirpinary unaudited figures
indicate that 1962 corporate net income will .amount to some $9.2
|
403.
p.
J'
utility in history. This was an increase of 9.6% over 1961
enftfey sh:fes Of. ^8-6 bUHOh. kVli,: These sales contributed' to record
operatfhg revenues of $37o.l million, up 6.7% over the previous
year's figure of $352.4 million.—V. 196, p. 1551.
'7
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§i§::
.'.-,^1961
,.
4,338,436
income taxes
C(™m°nc sharesmutstanding at Dec. 31..^
d
trie
.4.
income
U. S. and foreign
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fe
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income
;
throueh
1063.
felifellSfew
■"
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'hafeJ reported Yecord fhet earnings
4ii....6a
Donald
President
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—
.;
$37,244,317 $34,550,469
Provision for
year
.
.
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>
Sales
Income ■ beforctaxes__-.—,_^^_™__^„
profits in
accounted for
the
of the larger earnings.:
$86,083,236 Were the highest for ahy quarter in- the his-
part
of
plants, and for air pollution measurement.—V. 196, p. 1764.
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Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
<11
shares
Improved
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mdh'stuck after pibferred "dividends. ; For thb same period a year
ago,
net income was $4,119,997, equal to 57 cents per shkre 'oh a
;
Up 16%;
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Power Co.
South
com-
greater
Sales 9.6%—oj
anu'
history.
indome
,
$77,823
573,110 shs.
800,000 shs.
Its
Net
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UH &
The company has
in
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Ail
4 ments developed by the Austin and Robinson Laboratory of San
Gabriel, California. Included in this new product line are a cornbustible gas detector and electrolytic titrator which measures trace
amounts of substances in natural gas br in the atmosphere. A need
manu-
.
^
Aohian^
(ASlliana
2173.
American Electric
1*111
Gate
Outstanding
.
present marketing policies will be continued. Diamond-U
and assembly operations Will be, retained in the
plant.—V. 195, p. 1094.
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facturing
First St., Macon,. Ga., was incorporated
under, the laws of the State qf, Delaware with a perpetual existence
on
July 20, 1962 and is qualified to do business in the. State of.;
Georgia. The company is presently engaged in developing and con¬
structing industrial,
commercial and .residential properties, and
in the management of such properties.
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Americana
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a Jan. 25> 1963 prospectus, NUSOUtn UrlOWtn &IOCK
Sal^s C6rp.',
Mattth Bldg., Columbus, Ga., offered
nnhliplv
400 000
sha'reS 6f this firm's common stock
.
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17%; Sales 14%
This Los Angeles manufacturer of industrial instruments has ail-<
Aro Corp.—Acquisition—
nounced an increase of 47%:W net earnings with a
14%, gain in
, ,
Bryan> ohi0 company has acquired Diamond-U Products of I sales for the «rst sik months of the current fiscal year, compared f
! Sodth Gate, Calif:, a manufacturer of tire inflators, tire-pressure / with the same period or last^year,:;;4
' gauges and related automotive products, in a move to expand its
Nffc sale„s total®° ®3,,?i1,P58 lor the six months ended Dec. 31,
' line of automotive service products which includes lubricating equip-:
19P2» wp from $2,640469 for: the-same six months of 1961. ."-Net i
ment, Manorvac Vacuum cleaning systems, driveway signal bells and
earnings were $224,587, equal to 34 cents per share, against $191,underbody spray coating equipment. 7i;*:v
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-4,
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•. 046, or 29 cents per share for the same six-month period of the
;
Eugene L, Jackson, Aro Vice-President a'nd Director of Marketing,' '
PrIof year. Per share earnings are based on 655,750 shares cursaid that distribution oi Diamond-U
products, formerly centered in^v: NW 'Outstanding.
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the West Coast area', will be "extended nationwide to all
marketing
Barton Jdnes, President, annbunced the recent acquisition of
1
areas now served by Aro, and also Art) overseas markets.
Diamond- :
exclusive manufacturing and sales rights to a line of new Instrur"
to
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water
reported.—V.
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and
appearance
appeaiance
of
preventing corrosion and increasing diswater flooding of oil wells. /
The company is also
in final Negotiation stages.for. acquisition fe
of another firm "engaged in the field of water treatment, Mr. Moore fe/
persioh
through rocks dui-ibg
p./i344.fe ■.%;%
196,
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.Berkshire Dlsfribtitors, Inc.—^New Stock Interest—
,
feee Towers Marts International, inc., this issue.—V,
195, p. 1207.
$1,945,973
*
014
Black
959
818
wgs likely. to, .be declared.
Another plant Ideation is beiftg sought
"East Of Thd Mississippi" for fcohstriiction In late
1963, Mr. Jenkins
stated.
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Co. * (&
Subs.)— fe
Sales
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Cn.—Results of American Hardware Sale— fe company's annual
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meeting.
fe
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The• consolidated net sales for the first quarter amounted to
of
approximately $5,500,000 on
/ $19,786,000; an increase of 7% ever the $18,461,000 sales in the
Vac-Cad process facilities had been
expanded to hahdie increased
the sale of its American,> Hardware: Corp. * stock to Glen Alden
same
period, last year; Earnings after-taxes for the period were
,3 volume up from 1%
three years ago to a" present 8% 'of total fe: COrp.v Robert L; Hufffnes, Jr., B. S. F. President, told a meeting
$1,526,000 against last j-ear's reported earnings of $1,510,000 for
;fe
company sales."—V. 196, p. 424.
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• fe.
fefeof the New York Society :of Security ..Analysts, v \ ..'fe "
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the same period. Based on the
2;378,758 shares Of the company's
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He Went on to state that this was the basic niotiva
motivation for the
common, stock
outstanding at Dec. 31, 1962, earnings represent
/ Archer Daniels Midland
sale, which. involved: all of B. s. F.'S f349,222 "shares, of Hardware
Co.—Net Up 24%-?
64, cents per share..-'- /fefe.;..fevfe,/ fe";/ .fe ^fe'fefefe/:.-,- >:
w/./fe;
stock—about 30%
of the shares outstanding. ' The- purchase
The company has Yfe'pdrtOd that bet
-price
'Operating earnings for the
Mr. Black told the stockholders that "the task that We have set
was $37.50 a share for a total-in excess of $13 million.
up for consolidated operations in fiscal 1963 calls for a 7%
inove/ a
ag0, ./fe Mr.feHuffines to^d. the group "thatfean "added factor "infe the sale fe crease in net sales and
a
15% increase in net earnings. This rep*.«
Factors; a wholly-resents a real challehge, and the first
owned subsidiary
quarter results are not in
of_B. B. F. and the legal owner of the Hardware
line with this goal. However, barring unforeseen economic reverses
can
In. the national economies or any bad dislocations in international
Hufffnes
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"""k^b
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tnat
no
relations, we in management feel that the goal is within reach,"
uecision
nas
oeen
nraae
as to "tne use of the tax loss
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compay
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realized
-
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profit
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.3-fe1
Decker
Up"^%^f;r-/^;/fet'-'^
1
-22,6163." % 27,274
®
In
v'$90>2r2 fet. $82,415 3 the the first quarter of its 1963 fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1962, v
?
company and its subsidiaries achieved a hew record in con'
—V.. 196, p. 636.
3 fejyfe'
.fe' thi
solidated net sales,; Robert D. Black, Chairman announced at the
b
e
to
-tnJ-"> ni....n:_ L-j»fe•"a,i.
fej-i. fe«;
•Bi S. F.
Net hicome unconsolidated -subsidlaries_3~i-
Mr.
Jenkins said, the company's. "Big Line" for seheral metal i"
Jenkins said the company's. "Big Line"
general
finishing at Its South Gate plant was remodeled.. knd .enlarged for '■!
greater efficiency during fiscal 1&62 and that Anadite's
patented
,
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talS.
1 DP?r
,lhatHP|fl»d
the ywient-fiscal
tne
On Dec. 31,
or ,$L4° a share."..Provi-
•
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there
standingfeatgaijist 1.5.84,929
-
™°nths °f
a year
yeai .totaled
fe'fe
;
?j£r
$1,476,410, against $2,017,085
4 policy
fe>' C'fefej f
1,634,804 shares of ADM "stock out-' *
shdreS a year ago.
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v
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were
.
Included in the earnings for the six-month r
-month period ended Dec. 31,
•*->■<-1962, wns $300,000 representing investment credit as
provided under
tHe a'pplicttbiefepVOVlkions Of The Revenue "Act
of 1962.
There was no
resulting-effect on net meome, however, as this cfedlt was
•-
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If
^
assuming
control
was
allowable.
the
six-month
period.
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$22,000 will be recognized in f
future
-V. 196, p. 1764.
p.
1976.
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Bloomfield Industries, Inc.
Approved—A.. S. E. Listing—
of
the
Glen-' Alden
.
B
S
F,'s
accomp smng^.. &. r,
Proposed Stock Split fe
The company will split Its common stock, 4-for-3, in order to
qualify for listing on the American Stock Exchange, Daniel Bloom-
uwv_
objectives,
196,
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management's
B. S. F. in August, 1962.*
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protection of the interests in" Hardware, Which was B. S. F.Vxhief 'asset," Mr. Huffines said.
"In
order- to do .'this,- we asked for adequate representation on the
Hardware board, which we were demed"
Only Thenldid" we* face^l?
since
"Our first concern,
expense items The investment eretM* ;
Mr. Huffines said that the excellent offer from
1 48^ of•;tbe."total;oFedit t-o. Which - "kJrfesented "a 'more "efficient method ,of accomplishing
"'2^ additional Onbsed credit 6f
periods ft3 1t becomes
—V.
fe
the necessity of entering into a proxy contest with the management
Hkfdware In order to protect the interests of all B
s
F
"stockholders."""" v* "
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fe- fe fe
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'entirely *
fnSpb/^e^in no,?recurrln8
in, relation to the profit from the stock sale."
£tated that the sale was an extension of' his
fe
field,
President,
announced
at
a
and brokers.
fefe.fe " ;
meeting
analysts
Mr.
Bloomfield
said
the
of
Chicago
fe--;
security .:
.
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stock
split would Increase the number
of publicly-held shares to a level
required by the Exchange, fe fe. '■ .fe
fe-The split will T>e Ra'yable Feb. 20, 1963, to shareholders of record
Feb.
6, Mr, - Bloomfield disclosed. He added that steps are now
being taken to apply for the listing.
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"We/and
I
to
gain
associates," stood ready to do everything necessary
Control", of- Hardware,- The funds to Obtain that" control
our
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Bloomfield
said
the
decision
to
split
,
the
stock
,
and
seek
an
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Volume 197
ASE
listing
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
vhe
ahead."
years
4, A
Sales, Net" Higher; Proposed Acquisition—
'*
For
the first
to
rose
half
of
the
fiscal
'
$228,800, equal to 48.4c per share on current shares..
compared with $217,914, or 46 cencs, reported for the com¬
parable period a year ago.
■./•'a'V "'h 'A•:: h
to
approximately $3,450,000,
the
meeting
Industries
would
the
executive
exercise
soon
also
for
The Matter* will
their
approval
at
u.
m
*),,+
panies is
*
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Jan. 30,/1963, It was'reported that this company <plans
(tO;
shortly in Canada,, 500,000 shares of its $2.65 dividend .pre¬
stock,series B f$50 par),
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Burns
Bros,, & Denton, Ltd.,
Toronto, arid ,t W, C< Pitfieid &j':
Co.
Ltd., Montreal, • will head the underwriting- group.—V.' 195,
offer
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.iife;:* a*j'K
...f> .>.
owned by
companies.
y
.
preferred
for
shares
the
of
five
Channing Corp.*'or
Certificates
.
stock
•
for
and:- common
one
shares
stock
of
other
-
Disclosure
'• hvy
L
v'. or is
-,
convertible
companies will bring togetner a
group
of companies engaged
in- tne managing
and
marketing of mutual fund shares and the
underwriting of all
lines of life and casualty insurance,
> :
.
-y
deposit
affiliated
nationwide
.
1426,:.;.
other
■
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p.-
the
cumulative
Channing Financial will be issued and delivered
promptly
after
Feoruary -15.^7 *
v.;.
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The creation of
Channing Financial Corp. through the exchange
4
•'«;
ferred
from
now on
of
of
a
^
p. >2380^
sell
$3,036,575 the:
year before,
Mr. Bloomfield told the group.
v^
Bloomfield Industries, which has been in Chicago for 30 years,:
is one of the nation's
largest manufacturers'of .food service equip¬
ment.
Its sales
and earnings
have increased in each of the last;
five fiscal ycars.L »• *
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At
CKP
of
<
This
increased
shares of CKP.
stockholders
Canadian Breweries Ltd.-^~To Sell Pfeferred-^—
>
about
Sales
fof 250,000
the
to
(521)
special meeting to be held Feb, 19, ■ 1963.—-V. 196;.
:
ended Dec. 30, 1962, earnings
year
submitted
be
y^y ■'■*'A
y >: y.t.:-,y^
exchange
poration lrt
"past growth and its
prompted by the company's
was
for
prospects
Number 6235
by Mr. Carton that
capital stock of each of
shares of
Channing Financial's aegis
came
a
"majority
of the outstanding
companies" was now under'
your
the
as
fclimax to
a
competing cash'
announced
option to purchase
operations of the Silex restaurant equipment division
Silex
Corp. The company had
acquired
the
division',
operations
late
in
an
1961.
A'~l'?^is *a'est ac<*ulsition villimmediately bring inA&pprqkima
$350,000
annual
in
Canada should
sales
our
field
in
in
products
that
For
volume,"
to-the
fiscal
sales
V '":
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ended
,
year
of
said.
"What's
Bloom-
'
last
June
'.
Bloomfield
30,
$6,3?1,748,- and. earnings
.
of
Industries
$442,443.~->L
197,-
140.
p.
the
manufacture
orifr -of
many
it
years,
legal
close
a
announced
was
relationship
that,
subject
extending.: pver 1
to
stockholder
the
Meehan-Tooker
with
consideration.
Present
subsidiaries
and
divisions
of
publishes
the
Arrow
are
daily
Press,
a
note
and
stated
Because
td
be
unexcelled
in
the
York
New
metropolitan
Morris
t
ended
;
".'V
Mr.
feel
:
erect
this'
J.
.
non-reoccurring
expenditure
behind
us,
equivalent
to
$1:23
in
increase
an
substantial
in
income-producing
share-on
a
Mr.
in
earnings,
net
off
28.6%-less in
were
Gross
earnings
explained,
Offer
finance
S
outstanding
tional
1975
at
City Bank,
Debentures
inclusive,
:
:
p.
197,'
subordinated
Payment
Wall
55
the
basis
of
into
■:
H;
:
by
The
will
be
made
the
at
of
$20
^
$9,493,009,
for
""c"
that
-
in
or
the
two
-
-
.
Na¬
1963
effect
major
:
The
in
earn¬
States and foreign income taxes
compared with $9,001,000. in 1961; ';.t;
and
development expenditures
high level, approximating $18,000,000.
Mr.
Eppert
that
said
of
$487,076,000,
V. 196, p. 1873.*
orders
new
increase
an
*
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9%—y
I
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in
in
force,
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reserves
items,
according
to
insurance
company. ^
W.
all-time
high
year.—r
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D.
Grant,
the
C.L.U.,
,
-
new
paid
Vol¬
life
in¬
also recorded
were
principal balance sheet
President of the life and
:
.
.
.
.
'.:
paid
life business for the year reached an all
$575,847,000 or 9%
over
the 12 months of 1961.
of
time
high
thfee
At
billion
$31,037,000
I'/o
over
CKP
CKP
Mackie
the
1962
mirk in
for
the
previous
of
addition,
BMA would reach the
1965." Total premium income including
insurance
totaled
year.—V.
196,
$65,106,000,
p.
1765.".'
an
/
entered
Bros.
Inc.
into
to
an
acquire
agreement
all
of
the
with
stock
the
of
stockholders
the
of
'
Developments, Ltd.—Proposed Acquisition—
has
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of
which
10
in. the
are
operates
are
in
a
the
metropolitan
area0of .Phqpnix,
the
in *1951
and
maintains
; CAPITALIZATION
executive
offices
at
GIVING" EFFECT TO
El
Paso.
; 1
PRESENT
Authorized
Class
-^V:
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Outstanding
atock"' ($1'pk?)-—600,000 shs.
stock'($1 par)__
»
v300,000 shs.
purchase warrants
9,600
stock
196,
9,600
.
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*
96,000 shs.
l74.517 shs.
^
2273.
p.
.
.
FINANCING-
B- common
Common
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Cily Products Corp.—Sells Division—
See Duquesne
Brewing, Co., this Issue.—V. 196,
p.
1766.
ant to
.
reported
Lower^-
that' for
"
ended
$1,123,700.
of
taxes
*'*.*.
•
t
The
Dec; 31.
$1,450,064,
or
of
partially
for
the
previous
quarter
$17,988,524,
were
cents per share.—V.
35
or
33rd
-
General
.This
net
Corp.—Net Asset Value Down
•*
in
•
March,
1956,
as
«
Mississippi
general
Chemical Corp. Coastal
corporate • laws of the State of
are lbcated in Yazoo City,
Miss¬
principal facilities
Mississippi:
CAPITALIZATION
v"
-
of
the
drous ammonia, and other fertilizer materials and components,. The
are located on Bayou Casotte. near Pascagoula,
r
''
'
report
of
<
under
Mississippi and its main'offices
issippi. *1 he, primary purpose of the company is to prov.ue man¬
ufactured products to stockholders who are users of such products.
Coastal manufactures a variety of high analysis fertilizers, anhy¬
'
of this closed-end! investment company
$17,811,984, equal to $31.75 per share, at Dec.
compares
wtih $20,594,213,^ or $36.71
one- year
annual
assets
net
with
196, p.'2077.
.
was" organized
company,
owned' subsidiary
organized
was
$678,646,
.
'
J BUSINESS--^The
cents
74
,
,
.
was
21,sl963 prospectus, the ;Cdmpany and
common stock of Coastal Chemical
Corp., at
$3^ and $30, respectively. The 19,239 shares of ciass D
edmihdn^stbck werebffered for;the account of; ^issisr
sippi Chemical Corp. \ "
;
.
V
; :
;
Net proceeds of the class A. common stock will be
used for general corporate purposes. V
*
quarter's
earnings were
""
xr
•' * '
"
quarter last year amounted to
consolidated net income
Jan.
a
Mississippi Chemical Corp,* parent,,-offered" publicly*
100,000 shares of class A common stock, and 19,239
class D
;;-
quarter
the
Coastal Chemical Corp^—Common Offered—Pursue
;
■
',
*
_
'
\
,^1'' ;
*'' »'v ' *
l!;;
•
•
GIVING
EFFECT
TO
PRESENT
Authorized
FINANCING*
Outstanding ;
'
f
400,ood shs.
2,500,000 shs.
2,500,000 shs.
400,000 shs.
175.850 shs.
~
389,279 shs.
400,000 shs.
$750,000
of
the
155.132 Shi.
$2,477,605,
share)
.
equal to $0.95 peh share',
Third quarter sales were
the 1961 third quarter.
the previous
third quarter.
$13,990,613- during
$16'653,368y up.ofrom
—V. 197, p. 405.(
;
(
$528,000
'
*
-i
::yyyyy-\'.y
;;
...
against $2,051,366 '"($0.77 per
.
during
,
,730,000
ing Approved—
u
>
.
stoc-k
1
'
the companv* has been accepted for listing
Exchange. Trading in the shares is sched*
uled to begin on Feb." 20,(1963.
hi-,, " ' \
Coastal States is engaged primarily in gas gathering, oi.1 and gas
production, gathering, transportation, storage and refining of crude
:
The
common
York
New
the
on
'
....
Coastal States Gas Producing Co.—N. V. S. E. List¬
■
company
*
v
r ;
v
■fi&ni 5,930,000
.6,000,000;.-^ V' <6,000,000
f
-
for the fiscal-nine-month period
Dec., 31, 1962^ rose to $7,474,220, equal to $2.86 per common
share, it was reported by H. H.* Hoyt,; Chairman; This compares
with earnings "of $6,595,757; equal to $2.52 per common share, for
the
corresponding nine-month period of't 1961.
Net sales at the
ihrec-quarter mark were $51,220,451, up from sales of $44,725,713
during the 1961- period.
;.?■ r'??- '■■■r---' - " -:'*?-•.-V;•
Net earnings
for the third quarter ended Dec: 31, 1962, were
earnings
196,/P. 1341.,
^
*
.
Net
of
Stock
y
oil
and
and
condensate;
also
derives
revenues
of liquid hydrocarbons from natural gas.—V.
from
the .extraction
197, p. 140.
Colora4o Interstate Gas Co.-^-Partial
:
*
.
Redemption^*
h.'^The
company has called for redemption on Mar. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $609,000 of its 4.7% first mortgage
% pipe line bonds series due Mar. lk 1979 at 100.34% plus accrued
t»er. End. Dec."31 1 —1962—Quar.—1961"
1962—12 Mos—1961
Interest.
Payment will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
Ry. oper;-revenue-- $13,300,393 $13,378,802 $52,114,810 $50,486,725 ;f* cf New. York, 140 Broadway,' N. Y—V. 195, p. 2259. * '
'<
.
*
Ry. oper. expenses.:
11,841,385
11,281,863 ;:44,964,014
43,512,282
Central RR. Co^ of* New Jersey—Earnings—
.
Colorado
k
Net
rev.
fr. ry. op.
,
oper. deficit..
196, p. 1977.
$1,459,008
ry.
—V.
.
1,522,659
"
$2,096,939';$7,150,796
*
•
704,520
$6,974,443
4,098,570
3,557,180
:
oper.
revenue—
oper.
expenses-
See
•
Channing
Financial Corp.;
this
issue.-^V. 196,
p.
Net rev. .fr.
2673.
Net
,s;
—v.
rv.
ry.
op.
$4,069,410
$4,208,401
3,182,291 y 3,244,423
$887,119
$963,978
691,210
348,407
"oper. income
196,
p.
Ry.—Earnings—
"•> —1962—Quar.—1961
Ry.
Ry.
;
Channing; Corp,—Exchange- .Offer Effective-1-. :
-
Southern
&
Per. End. Dec. 31
-
1977;
Colorado
-
Channihg Financial Corp. has announced that all conditions had
met for its exchange offer for stock of the
Agricultural In¬
1962—12 Mos.—1961 h
$15,454,727 $15,822,673
12,771,895;
13,088,738
$2,682,832
1,453,064
$2,733,935
>
916,723
^^.+(yy y^:y.:'
& Wyoming
Ry.—Earnings-
,
been
;
Ry.
Co.; Channing Corp., Federal Life & Casualty Co:, Secured
Insurance Co.; and Wolverine Insurance Co., and that the exchange
would become effective on Feb.
15..
•
V
y
In
a
letter to shareowners of the five companies, John H. Carton,
of Channing Financial, stated, "More .than a majority
president
of
the
outstanding
shares
of
capital
stock
of
each
of
your
com-
Per. End. Dec. 31
Ry.
oper.
operi
revenue.—
expenses.
,'*;V'.".«*.t V "'
•..'A- Net
Net
'V.
rev.
ry.
:
fr.
oper.
196,
p,
—1962—Quar.—1961
1962
12 Mos.—1961
J
$725,087
392,026
$1,263,493
627,508
$3,820,208
$333,061
$635,985
$1,779,167
$1,868,126
114,316
249,280
644,009
694,039
v
2.041,041
$4,108,925
-
2,240,799
'''r.\
ry.
op;;
income
1977.
.
' •
Channing Financial Corp.~Exch. Offer Effective--
.
r-
of
1,795,581
>?
chain of 72 retail drive-in
metropolitan area of Tucson,
Arizona, 16
metropolitan, arqa of El Paso/. j Texas, k.and 2 are in
Alamogordo, New Mexico. The company wp1 incorporated in Texas
in
surance
increase'
$7 840.726
1,756,779
*
;
rate
early
health
$7,582,716
Jan. 24 1963 prospectus,
a
stores
CoMmon
_
BMA increased its life insurance in force by $237,023,000
during
1962, -bringing the total life insurance in force at the end of the
year to $2,462,694,000.
The company's first billion dollars of cov¬
erage was reached
in 1955 or 35 years after the first life con*
tract was sold in 1920.
Five years later the second billion was
attained.
r*
BUSINESS—The company
*
Carter.Rrpilucts, Inc.--Sai($s, Net.Higher—*
,
Net
'
New
•
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at
$352,521*
WilLbd hsedito open additional stores' and for work-»
Jng. capital.
i
ended
%
■yfy0\':b{y00
health
^
+"0
'
$7,057,-
,»
previous
of America
Co.
reported a 9% increase in
for the year 1962.
Substantial increases
insurance
,
an
the
The-xcmpany has
surance
were
maintained :at; A;
'%
were
over:
* "
,
Business Men's Assurance
ume
"
received
14%
of
were:
1962—12
*
t
United
1962,
,
—
-
,
-~
.
■
isoss-w Mos^—1961
mosr-iyei
$2,282,467
553,561
<
into: future years. '
4
' ( '
Eppert also stated that while leasing of general business ma¬
as well
as electronic data processing
systems defers revenue ;
and "profits in the short-term, it is very beneficial in
building a
high, stable foundation of future revenue and earnings less sus-;
ceptible to fluctuating economic conditions.
Estimated
$1,932,220
686,179
.
,
405.
p,
-
r\:
*"•?
"'f, K" ;
corporation'paid four quarterly' dividends'from net invest*
y: fnefnt income totaling 85 cents per share, an increase of 5 cents per I Common stock class A (par $25)—
Common stock class B (par 10c)
<share ovef |.he dividends paid in each of the four preceding years.
A distribution
Common stock class C (par $25)__
of $1 per share from net profits realized from the
Common stock class D (par $25)
sale of investments was made on Dec. 21, 1962.
'f, ■■,
The report points out that the cost of investments was $7,562,Jgckson County BAWI
:
419, which-indicates an unrealized appreciation of 56% of the yearMortgage loans
end market Value-which was $17,302,818.—V. 195, p. 636.
"Operating loon
V^r';*
-"i
Mr.
Research
196,
sharq;
per
1962.
31,
chines
000
income
sales
^ earlier.
of
per share;-of-earnings
197,
$8,012,714 $8,175,336 $31,439,841 $31,320,063
6,080,494 i --5,892,869 23,857,125 23,479,337
32,000 for certain, stockholders.
are
■■
Carriers &
in*. 1962-
factors' affected
'
*
\
Y.—V.
this firm's common -stock; at $6.50 per share. Of the
total, *64,000 shares were offeree! foy th& company an(}
its
known
i:•'
certain foreign currencies had .an.
$1,710,000, or 26 cents per share, contrasted
with $552,000, or 8 cents per share in 1961. Further, the new leas- 1
ing program for general business machines implemented in.4962"
had the effect of deferring approximately
$1,900,COO, or 28 cents
after-tax
which, has
Equipment & Machine Co.. Inc.,"
form of * 7% ten-year convertible
Consolidated net sales for the same
Net
amounting,,to
.
the
and:
Tu^neri^nj^V' DallaS^Joffered publicly, 96,000 shares o|
^■pe^share.^:'--^;'*;^
__
-
firm,
company' has
shows
revenue
year,
-~T~
u
$1.42 per
preceding year.
Ray R. Eppert, President, said
ings in 1962. The devaluation of
share
;
;
world-wide
in
~!C
„
$21,207,727 and
:
consecutive,
Products,
*
suant to
-
Manufacturing
59* cents
was $401,211,000.^ Net earnings^were
share, against $lp,489,000, or $1,68 ' pes
fye^ue m
Made
said the increased capacity
annual volume in excess of
'
Federal
share.
common
per
is
Shelton
per
years
f
1977.
p.
P*
grocery
in
was
and
Texas,
"'
income
debentures
13th
the
*r
bd
to
>=■
v
Carpehter = Steel Co.—Net
The
.
.
reported
high
new
a
is
1962, consolidated net sales amounted to $20,177,352," and consoli¬
dated net income $1,155,574,
after depreciation ..of$813,684 and
due
First
F!eb. %9,
stock. to
Honeycomb
pre¬
$17.50
Cirpiie K Food Stores, lnc»^—Common Offered'-r-Pur-
.
*
'
company 1 has
reached
site
196,
fit*?''
;'-
•
•
Shelton
'
*'
•
up
debentures,
'
■
Burroughs Corp.—Net Lower—
u
.
closing,
-
i
'
oil equipment company maintains sales' and service facilities
Hennessey,
Okla.;
Perryton,
Tex.; • Farmington,
N.. M.
and
- Equipment
is distributed throughout the Southwestern
'<'
*
of
Vernon, Ohio,
cortipany ja potential
United States.—V.
oh Mar.'* 1, 1963; all
convertible
common
405.
.
'
be¬
Amarillo.
St., N. Y;
convertible
are
on
—1V,
4%;%
101.27%.
—V.
The
at
'
operations were
and casualty premiums written
wholly-owned subsidiary, went
corporation has called for redemption
1,
of. the
of
•
Burlingrton Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Debenture^
Oct.
-
the
Co., N.
—1962—Quar.r—1961
"* Net
rev.'fr. ry.-«op.
Net ry. oper. income
sold
as
SEMCO, recently purchased the
Co.; of- Amarillo,
and .-plans
eventually
to
move
its entire operation
to the Superior plant site, trlnling
the present capacity 'cf SEMCO according to Pres: Singleton. With
the new facilities. SEMCO will be the only plant ln 'the United States
with a complete line of compressors, oil field production equipment
and
gasoline refinery plant construction equipment.
' ,;vs.v 'r '
Expansion will allow SEMCO to manufacture anhydrous ammonia
tanks and applicacors and liquified petroleum gas- (LPG) storage
tanks.
'
'■
;-r:
Mr. Offer said that the eight new offices opened in 1961 are in
the profit column and the seven offices opened last year are ex¬
pected to be profitable by mid-1963.—V7 196, p. 1552.
r"
'J' •,!••£» ^ v
\-I '-It'i
^
r\ ; u*!
of. its
choice
Mt.
investment
The
up
-i'
President
197, p. -44.,'
Superior
i
up; 11.1%, >while
expenses increased, only 2.6% ;
Ti-ansnational Insurance Co., a
58.6 per. cent.
r- iw;;;;:■.
The
been
their
debentures.
■
the
went
of
Amarillo,
an
for
account
receivables
Gross
Lincoln,
offices- in
The
./
1962 thkh forTthe previous year.
from
final
amount
..-iao^uar.r-woi
revenue__
expenses-
oper.
°Per
.
ii$57 milli6n;^br 14.8%: dufipg:"the year;j and. net bad ;debts -written- :
"
which
have
Empire Trust
wm. ye«.
«y.
Capital Southwest Corp.—New Investment—
,
subsequently
:■
factors,
increase
and
assets
:
.
A
the
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—-
The company has announced an investment of $400,000 in an
Amarillo-based manufacturer and distributor of oil field equipment.
shares
greater earnings.
Four contributing
to
were
the
or
Per. End. Dec. 31
^
k
Arizona,
outstanding, up from 90 cents a share
an average of 776,676 shares outstanding,
both'adjusted
for the 25%. Stock distribution paid in 1962r and the '3% : stock
dividend paid in 1961.'
*i
In
predicting future earnings, Mr. Offer said, the company's
objective is to increase outstandings 15%- during 1963. This should
in
D.
—V.
reported by Charles S. Offer, Chairman;^
v ■ *r
*k
; Earnings increased 32.4% over 1961; when $1,004,427 was reported
by the company.
It is the- third consecutive year that the Los
Angeles-based small loan company's earnings have exceeded $1
..million..
•.
?
result
,
strength apd low cost, Mr. Lincoln jiioted that
the honeycomb walls are also suitable for a variety of uses outside
the housing field, including industrial plants, warehouses, schools,
garages
and office
buildings, as well as • for military purposes.
Record net earnings after taxes, and before provision for-pre-;
ferred
dividends of $1,329,821 for Budget Finance in
1962 was
were
-,r
,
-
Because
Budget Finance Plan—Net Up 32.4%—
earnings
-
receives. Irom. Canaveral,. Honeycomb- will
located at one of three -sites in Florida now
to -be
for
share'
cents^en
in
.
money .'it
.plant
each
•
•
-
previously announced
Honeycomb, whereby the ■> two'
a
subsidiary, firm. Aluminum
timetable
a
for
Co.;
Baltimore,
'
v
832,061
of .the
Honeycomb.< Products'.
the
up
par-value)
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co. of Maryland
Redeem Debentures—' TK a'
)
the
for
give the
million."
$20
1963 earnings ..will far exceed the. previous year."
Bradley Industries manufactures molded" plastio boxes* arid con¬
tainers.—V. 196,-p". 316., r"
*
year's
of
'•
"
^
calls
would
/
Last
"
sets
consideration. *
home
the
average of
in 1961 on
agreement
the
a
under
we."undertook when we. moved all our'facilities*
square
foot building in Franklin Park, 111.
with
three
elect
supersedes
move
($1
shares
common
&
The: company has called for
redemption on Feb. 25, 1963. all
of its outstanding 5V4% debentures due Jan. 1, 1996 at
105%. Pay¬
ment will
be made at the Mercantile-Safe
Deposit & Trust
.*
50,000
that
to
»-
home production within nine months after
scheduled for Feb..:i8.»V*- :
•
*■''
T
is
With
said:,^'LowerEarnings:;Vlxir^962^^'Wererdue'^o-the'-^
program
new
new
which
1
per:
I-".-
....
Nozette-
expansion
into our
We
'
1962, sales were $1,580,257 against $1,464,474 for
share were 29 cents down from 45 cents in
Earnings
'
the
Channing Corp.,. 1IO.6
Life
....
stock
common
—To
Products convertible pre-:
ginning of
Nozette,-.President,;has:reported that' for.,the fiscaf yeat
Nov.* 30,
1961.
1961.
entitled
*
said
of
share, will be convertible into 1.2 common shares for 20
Will have voting privileges-.—V. 196,
p.'2673.
stock
common
after-execution
years
Housing Corp., to manufacture homes which
by Canaveral International.
;y -
'
The
*
be
*
Dubbin
agreements between Canaveral and
companies had agreed to establish
-
Bradley Industries, Inc.—^Annual Report—
two
each share of Honeycomb
will
five^directors.r
Mr.
0$ I
beginning
shares
share, will be preferred-in liquidation
,
Canaveral
area.
complementary, nature of the combination- it'is
contemplated that" the present management and operating per
sonnel
of both
firms will continue
their respective functions.—
v. 195, p. 2030.
:;
period
1.7
($1 par value) for each'share of Agricultural. The convertible
ferred^ will .carry accumulative annualfdividend*of 80
become
a price of $1.qq
per. share, of. common stock\during'- trie^l
years* and $1.50 per share- during the. remaining; 2» years.
f Upon closing,
the
of
shares of Honeycomb
25
of
Federal
ferred will - be entitled to 25 votes on aU: corporate matters,;, thus.giving Canaveral 61%
representation of. the total voting stock.
.
were
into
share
_
of
.
.
.
Channing
being offered to shareholders of the other companies
....
are
basis
Casualty, 5.1 common shares for eacn. class A
share of Wolverine Insurance, 1.9 common shares for each share of
Secured
Insurance, and 2 shares of convertible preferred stock
for
^irst 6
:
convertible
10-vear
over
List
Blue
Inc.
which is
of
Blue
List,
of Current Municipal Offer¬
Ogden Printing Co!, color print¬
ers;
William E. Rudge's Sons, designers
and printers of annual
reports for many leading industrial and banking companies; and
Rolmor Press, Inc., corporate $nd financial printers.-, v
Each firm is an outstanding leader in the Graphic Arts indus¬
try in its respective field, and the, combined.services and facilities
and; the combined.services and facilities
ings,
of
to lend
Honeycomb $750,000, repayable " over • a: iO-yearperiod at 6%' interest.
»
"
* **
*,
\
As part of the agreement, Canaveral'
will"purchase from Honey- *
Cbmb abducts 10;000 -shares of-convertible ^ preferrecl^ iSitock' each
-
Inc., one of New York's
lithographers, will combine its operations and facil¬
Blue List Publishing. The proposed transaction involves
cash
will
each
national
and
Co.,
color
ities
which
industrial- structures
and
the
on
Canaveral's
,
approval,
leading
working -tra.de
houses
of
.
Financial
major- activities^
h- r-s* v
i ^ v ; J'
->The agreement, Which will be- voted upon'tpeb. 4, 1963 by the
stockholders
of
Honeycomb Products,
calls
for
Canaveral
Inter¬
Blue List Publishing Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
Following
.
,
,
the terms of 'the agreement^ Cartaveral'WilhN acqulre^ a
majority interest in Honeycomb Products, Inc.4 and will furnish'
capital to erect a plant having an Initial capacity of more than
7,500^aluminum-faced honeycomb Jiotises pe^year^
^
Henry Dubbin, Chairman- of Canaveral, stated the'agreement wilP
enable Canaveral, heretofore primarily a Florida land and shipping
concern,-to diversify its interests into the industrial field:
He said
more,
distributors,
^country."
the
reported
Bloomfield
Mr.
increase substantially as we add
Silex lines now being.handled by,
V
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(522)
6
Public • Service ^Co.—Partial Red n „
Mar, lr 1963, through
oL the sinking fund, $17,080 of Its
< V'
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
Community
The- company
operation
has called lor redemption on
,
101.53% plus accrued interest.
Pay-'
Continental Illinois National Bank ft,
that,
the
shall
at
be
amount
of
the
tax
reduction
$70,.&03,466 Sox- the comparable'
resulting- from • :the • credit 1
the company by charges-'
period the* previous yearv
Consolidated net income for the fiscal year 1962. before provision'.fori Federal income taxes, amounted 1 to $4,766,734 againstaccounting treatment is to leave the net income of the company * - $3/751,344 for the '1961 fiscal year. :
,
unaffected.;*,!v': v
-Consolidated /net income, after taxes, ^for 'the. 1062 fiscal,,year ■
Mr.
Hyer also explained the • company's participation in
the
i- amounted
to $2,278,159 or $1 per; share on 2,278,739 shares of'
k* Container Corp. of America—Sales Up 4% \ Net 2%
■
recently annou-nced $350 million • construction program presently' ' capital stock outstanding at the end of 'the3 year.
This compares
-.'
Consolidated
net sales
of Container Corp. were approximately,
being coordinated by 18 investor-owned-electric companies:
This,
:!with $1,851,684 or $0.81 per share for-the fiscal year 1961 calcu-'
project includes, two mine-mouth- located power plants and more ,* lated on- the same pumber of shares,'a *•;•$343,000,000, a new high for the company and an increase of 4%.
I
thair 600'miles
of jeXtra-high-voltage; transmission lihes.-rV; -196,7 ,v • Working * capitaj •'as 'Tof %Oct: over 1961,. Leo H. Schoenhofen, President,
announced irv a prelimi-. pi," -1962 1 wSs" '$3i^06r9^6; iip>lf*om;
p. '1978.
' '' *
' * "
' '
$28,1)48,042 ^as-^of Oct..-SI1',"* 1961.' Loftg "tftm -debt was reduced''by:
nary reports For-the previous year, sales totaled $330,098,000
,
•Consolidated
earnings for 1962 were approximately $18,670 000,
t
1
•
$575,000 during the- year.
-.5:^
up from $18,298,000 in 1961, an increase of 2%. Earnings per share
DpHji, Air TJnps
*
' 1
f? theyp0™PanyV^
neila Air Ximes, Inc —Stnrk SDlit. Aonroved—equal $1.72 in 1962 against $168 in 1961.
1
.
.
inc.--OtOCK^c>piii, ^pprgyeu
told stockholders that during 1962, .television:, gales Increased by.>
:
Directors have voted a stock split in the forni .of..a,50%
Mr. Schoenhofen said the 1962 sales record .was achieved in the
stock
approximately 20% and that profits on>tjj.ese,.galea* rose -by ;30% ;
most competitive climate the company has encountered in recent
dividend on. the company's 1,700,000 shares ,>of .common stock, pay/-over those of the previous year. s On salse of'radios; and
^
phono-'
years.
.He'^attributed the "Company's earnings gain to higher sftleS , able March 4, 1963 to stockholders of Record Feb, 8, ,1963..
-Vj graphs, profits -were .susbtantially higher than .last' year,- he said.
The split, fifth in Delta's 34-year history of passenger service, 7.;
volume, a modest price increase in some product lines, and manu¬
Mr. Abrams pointed out that sales of both
Emerson and Du Mont'.
will
Increase the number of shares outstanding to. 2,550,000.
color television receivers
facturing efficiencies brought about by the company during the
practically doubled in 1062.
While sales >
Other
splits over the years were: 33y3%, March 1962; 25%,.
are
still smalj compared with
year.—V. 196, p. 1766.
/
7:,,7
.7
those of black-and-white sets
he:
'will
due 4984
D
series
bonds
•ment
made
be
the
at
Chicago. 231 S. LaSalle St. Chicago or at The Chase
Manhattan Bank, 1 Chase Manhattan Plaza, N. Y —V. 197, p.? 235.
Co.
Trust
offset
in
the account
to
of
the
Income
"Other
^
.
of
accounts
Income Deductions."
The
net effect
such
of
-
.
.
,
.
-
«
.
*
.
••
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June
%iContinental Aviation & Engineering;
50%
January
1945,
each
in
the form of a stock
andfour-for-one-split .in September 1940.:
;
:; 7.
voted-the usual- quarterly cash dividend of 30 cents
addition a special cash dividend qf 15 'cents a share,
1956;
dividend,
Corp.—Annual
The
•
and-,in
f^'Year
3i-~
Ended Oct.
sales
Net
-
_
"s
'
Profit before taxes-1—
Net
both
1962
1961
$18,673,929 $22,947,821
.
'
———
income *—
*
■
stock
the
on
Pk«A^t
Annual
outstanding
"
iteport-"—-.
:
Year Ended Oct. 31—
safes
before Federal and State income
minority interests——
r
Earnings
Net
income •
"—>
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i
v
.
'
.
-
\\
/>;
-j
•
V. &
.
$0.43
..
Earnings
.
devaluation
the
of
Canadian
the
Zellerbach's
Crown
of
production
increase
5%
of
the
over
.
established
also
previous
record
new
a
of
1961.—V. .196,-p., 1767.
%from
Net rev.
;.
plywood production
feet, up 8%
share;
square
-
14%.
.
Mich,
in
Sales
11#
u])
Mr.
',
nine
in
period
corresponding
the
months
just
:
14/0
;-"In
last
oyer
to
made
were
December
quarter
soon
to
relatively
a
•
on
The bonds
tive sale Jan. 29
the 4y4%
to the
awarded
were
•
;
on
«
.
Brothers
mon
Corp.,
Hutzler
&
jointly, -100.213,
nounced
414 s
as
and
from
came
Equitable
Salo¬
will
be
used
.
prices
special-redemption
K-?
Dallas
public
Power
utility
distribution
of
State
to
prices
&VLight,
in
Its
The
—
New
purchasers
from
Bonds
the
Kidder, Peabody & Co.— $3,745
Blyth & Co., Inc.^_^^_;
6,000
Lynch,
Fenner
A.
G.
W.
Pierce,
Smith
&
Becker
&
Hutton
E.
*'<2*185*
Robert
Inc.
W.
Baird
Merrill,
Turben
Inc.
Kreeger
McCormlck
—V.
197,
&
p.
&
%
*
which
Co.,
&
Dooly
Grant,- Brownell
495
Strader
330
+
&
Woodcock,
Co.—330
.
.v
French
&
City
nounced
22o
—
'
stock
or
customers
revenues
Mr;
are
and
Chief
Co.
r'
•
'r.
been
The
Mar.
165
&
-
has
Hyer
per
the
increase
also
sale
of
of
gas
and
$2,247,437
revealed
that
electricity
over
the
1961,
company
amounted
or
4.25%,
and
its
to
his
purchased
company
investment group.
>
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v
companies.
Dinkier.
the
owns
Hotel
Andrew
196,
7
Rrewin^
_
shares
*
East
Nov.
7''
-
-;
an
additional
Kocir.
pi,^
for-..each-share1*-held:-of'*.reeord-- Ja'R7 'l'5v
"
/ *
.
-
which
building
a
-
■
Main
.
is
company,
Street,
•
,,
will
an
'Arizona
Arizona.
Mesa,
'; *,-7
*
...
to*
leased
be
7
"
'•• 1
'
located
corporation
It
was
.
at
incorporated
on
15,
1962,
under
the
laws
of•.4he
State
of
Arizona,
by
the Board of Directors
of the First-Security
Bank. It was the
intention
of
the
incorporators
to form
a
company. which -could
-
the
>
Terms
purchase
parcels
lease "them
^
as
of
real
Branch
property, construct offices thereon
and
to the First. Security-'Bank, if. and
Offices
when
authority
is given
to
the Bank
to
open
Branch
Offices
such locations,
and also to make any further investments in
either real property or securities that the Board of Directors think
prudent and proper.' ,<
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at
7
,7
Corp/
*'%v.*'
^
Jackson
1658.
p.
..
Hotel
<
in
:
7 '
*
-
.-■J .7,77 "
.
7
Co —1A
,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
:
•.
downtown
7 7,7
-
7~?*
N.
diversifying
has
its
its
headquarters
operations
Miami and
in
and
New
in
Des
recent
*.
-
...
,
" % -7-7
,
F
•
-,
.
The. 1962 earnings compare with
$6,041,613,,
The
^
■'
.
-1
^
equal
share
per
Plaines, Tll j .A outstanding, an
has dis;
"The increased
'
*v
,
years
Orleans.
Outstanding
5,000,000.shs.^v^
•'
/ First Security Corp.—Earnings Ud Slightly—
;
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The company in 1962 jshqwe<j net ^operating .earnings. cf $6,286,^
014< equal t0 $2-41na share/George S. Eccles, Sresident, told shareholders; at their annual' meeting.'.iMarriner* S.7 Eccles,? Chairman,:
presided at the meeting.
.
;> \c
,
.
«.
\:i. ; 1
'
The earnings were achieved after provision for <taxes.
7V
•
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.
'
-
.Authorized
**.
.
v**7*;,,.
7--.
.
*'i-! •%:'7li*'
stock7 ($1 par)
P. 41.. *
.
„
-
the
announced
which
is
last
to $2.37
earnings
increase
shares
a
1961's.net operating
share. 7
1962: were
for
of 49.658
based
shares
from-
resulted
year,"
George S.- Eccles..explained.
Eccles reported the corporation's
a
has
Wood
due
*
for
the
Mar.
for
1,
redemption
$400,000
at
2010
on
of
Mar
4a
its
5%
109.92%.. plus
iqk-i'
1
.thrmnrh
rtPh!n?nvAe
debentures
accrued
'
rfntoa
dated,
interest.
a
7
over
the
2%•-stock
1
earnings of
2,615.799
on
total
-
shares
for
1961,-
dividend
s
paid
.
'7*
~*
,
'7' *"As in previous years, during 1962 the impact -of taxes on operations was substantial," , Mr./Eccles said. "The taxes applicable, to
oneratina
'
!Lr!
Trust
class
A
-
-
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r
7'
TnlemaHAnal
Company,
common
of
.'-
,
*
1
Inc.—Appointment—
New York,
stock
;
inA
International,
the
has
been
appointed
corporation.—V.
^7
L
'
i
registrar v"
196,
p.
2581.
-enrrrinffq
amounted
to
Msm m
or
win
Tin
'nef
a
amounted ._to $5,503,313, or $2.10 on a per
»
su" rmS?ah°ivlh!,rrSh Nat,0nal Bank' Pcurth
Fnnnn Par
fceono-car
'
called
c?f ?he sinking lund,
tne sdnl^n? fnnrf
01
1960,
Elgin, Joliet &
y
Per. End. Dec. 31
,
oper.
in ■'
Ry.—Earnings—
revenues- $10,177,899
Ry.
oper.
expenses^.
Netf:rev. fr.-ry.
subsidiaries
Eastern
—1962—Quar.—1961
Ry.
$55,-
•
following the requirement of the Federal Power Commission
-v
Security president noted also. that. 1962's net operating
earnings were achieved despite total operating expenses of $20,658,223,' against $17,859,533 in- 19617 "Of -the/total .increase in
operating expenses, $2,375,678 resulted from/the - rise in interest
rates paid to saving depositors and to the substantial growth in
total savings deposits," Mr. Eccles said.—V.-7190,; p. 1294.
' V ,
an¬
figures indicating
that
1962
earnings for
$8,541,000, or $2.04 per share, up from $7,share in
1961.
Although rates to electric
reduced during 1962
by approximately $2,000,000
were
from
an
:
said
urewingto,—Acquisition—
comnanv
1,
\
165
were
$1.82
<ti
BUSINESS—The
222
display
their
park.—V.
Products,
ODeration
opeiation
165
Inc.
Officer
v-;/;*7:
^
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Co., Inc.—
Moyer Frlcke
Executive
■'7
.
220
-
' 165
Co
:;■■■'
.
~
220
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p.*529.
entire operations are* in the
brewing field, and the
.V Mr.
assets reached an all-time
leading seller of beer in the Ohio, Pennsylvania, West
high of $661,156,650 at
the* end
of
1962;
Assets
increased
by
Virginia Tri-State area.'--',
•
y '
7. •*.''- *:. '•••:
•*.-• •?*;;-•.;.)*•.
$41,963,711 during the year.
He i also noted that "-the number of
7 .The
purchase agreement involves .a straight, cash transaction
banking offices In the First Security system, of which the corpora^
and includes the Pilsener
Brewing Division's plant,, property/ assets % tion* is the parent company, last week was* increased
by three,
and; trade names.—V. 190, p. 1522.
r,
.k.
^
-7-.' "We-have opened new banking .offices in Weiser, Caldwell and
7.
;.v
■- *7
'
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" '/.V* '•>• '71 - .;Coeur d'Alene; bring the total of our'banking "offices to" 82. in addiDuquesne Light Co.—Partial Redemption—//'-/.vv- *7 tion to four military facilities,"* the First Security- leader • said".
preliminary
common
608,000,.
095,525,
Chairman
been anpublicly-held real
the United
a
throughout
Duquesne's
;1
137.
Hyer,
the
company-has
Irving
P.
Elson
not disclosed.
.
Diianeqnii
company
"220
Delaware Power & Light Co.—Net
Higher—
Frank
by
posed of, breweries in
'
220
&
York,
holdings
signing of an agreement to
purchase the Pilsener Brewing Division of City Products
Corp.'
The Pilsener. Brewing Division
located at Cleveland,
has been
producing and selling beer .under the-trade names of P. * O.
C.; 27
Pride of
Cleveland and Pilsener of Cleveland.
V*.*.Y;'.1 *'• 77/
-
$220
Co.:
E.
New
New York based
a
and
also
Industrial
•>.. . 7
an
has
Inc.-
.7.77
J
*■:
Net proceeds will be: used to purchase real estate
.
'
,
196,
is offering to stockholders of First Security
ni,nvfln
the bank.
a"^^t^°i^ThS<pn^rSSl Stae
managed
The
•/,
—220
Oscar
600
Co.—
Co.
Purcell
&
Sutro
1—
:
Jones,
&
Adams
Fox
'
'
•
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke
Stern,
Frank,
M'eyer
&
1,000
Co.,
—;—;—;—
—
.
1,000
&
and
Amount
Parker/Eisen/Waeckerle/
•
L.
;
——
:
"
i-:
Kirkpatrick-Pettis
1,650-
1,650
-
be
Drew,
\
Eddleman. Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.—
^
Hill Richards & Co., Inc.
-
6,000
Inc.-
Co..
to
•
principal
v
•-
745.
p.
rbeeii .appointed 'sole- transfer
the corporation.—V.
Rights will expire Feb. 14, 1963.
Nashville, has 57 holdings' in New: York City, San Francisco, Florida^ Kentucky, Virginia; Georgia and Arizona,v
including hotels,
motels, apartment houses, commercial buildings, a shopping center
at
severally
respective
v.-^
:
■
Inc.
Co.
&
Goodbody & Co.--,
Tucker, Anthony & R.
Day
the
nnn
new
the 300
to
salesmen
7 /.
(000's omitted)
'Amount
'■
Merrill
below- have
named
company
iTrtisi; ..Co,,/New York,* has
196,
,
Texas Utilities Co.; is a
• purchase,
transmission,
wholly within the
1506
Commerce St., Dallas.
set forth below:
•
for
rooms
of
at
without. delay."—V.
250,000 shares at $1 per, share,. On the- basis Of five
air-conditioned, fully carpeted guest rooms,
Farragut offers seven convention and dining rooms, off-street
parking, a barber shop, beauty salon and a full floor of
operating
is
initiated
be
can
and construct
77
Norman
building from
generation,
office
twice the present
Bank, parent, the right to subscribe for
.ncn
the
at
and
Properties of
with
diversified
President
In addition
other
redeemable
are
105.269%
to par;
101.02%
to par.;
Drew
of the transaction were
-I
bonds
from
electricity,
head
purchase
of
the
and
■» 1
new
from
subsidiary
a
facilities
new
; ;; 7
-
ranging
of
sale
PURCHASERS
agreed
%;/'
ranging
engaged
and
Texas.
amounts
■
FEATURES—The
redemption
of
surplus account
Firmatron, Inc.-; ^AppointmentIrving
% Company
Cqrp.—Buys Knoxville Hotel—
-•
300-room
and
construction
purposes.
REDEMPTION
general
for
a
some
operation
v
South's/best known commercial, hotels,; has.
•'
Drew,
Securities
PROCEEDS—Proceeds will be applied toward the redemption of
$20,000,000 principal amount of first mortgage bonds, 5%%
series,
due .1989;. the
repayment of short-term borrowings, and the bal-\
ance
by
company
-
Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
100.114.
Lehman Brothers bid 102.013, First Boston
Corp. bid 102.004 and Eastman Dillon, Union Securi¬
ties & Co. bid 102, all for a 4%% coupon.
• 1
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>
corporate
of. the
one
States.
Other bids for the bonds
>
months, the report-said.
First Arizoina • Security Corp.—Rights -Oiferihgr--The!
'
Acquisition of the Farragut Hotel in downtown Knoxville, Tenn.,-
group at
estate
:
.
; -.v
^ 7 -7'-'" '
'
competi¬
its bid of 100.311% which named
coupon.
.
suitable for construction of a* mill adjacent to the
firm has been engaged* to design.:a '-thill,?so that "a^
additional ore is developed, a profitable mining and
poor
significant improvements
Drew Properties
the first six
agent for the common stock of
•
first
land
as
milling
—vei96h°Sei874laSt" year' a&SUming -average last-quarter results.
Jan. 30, $25,000,000 Dallas Power & Light
mortgage bonds, due Feb. 1, 1993, at
101.019% and accrued interest to yield 4.19%.
4*4 %
least equal
at
mine/sAlso,*
<
.
Dallas Power & Light Co.—Bonds Offered—Kidder,
t^t^iarier>JVst fndei1" This division markets individual portionPeabody & Co., Blyth & Co., Inc. and Merrill Lynch, 1-i control packets of salt and other condiments for use by airlines,
hospitals, drive-in restaurants and cafeterias.
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., New York, were joint
Mr. Moore said
that-yearrend^sales and earnings figures should
managers of an underwriting group which offered :
publicly
2671.- > '
■■■
-
_
,
acquired
in sales and operthe company's packet products division during
by
__
have accumulated earnings in its
$15,936,000,
<
year's
r...:;V'7
.•
accurhulatedearningsr,'f the report said.'* •
Development work at both, the- company's Silver Star-Queen ahd.
Conjecture silver properties in
Idaho
is producing
encouraging
results.,* £. %
i
w'/- .
•
' At the Silver Star-Queen operation near Hailey, the company has
sales
He also-reported that
pV
IssUe.-^V; 196,
,
' «•'
Federal Resources Corp.—Net Lower—
a
earnings
7
Financial Corp/,- this
.
•••
,
high-fixed-cost business such, as ou^s, improved sales vol; umes are
rapidly, reflected in, improved earnings," hq pointed out.
Mr. Moore, however, attributed much
tof the increase in current
/
v.
.
a year previous, v
.
attributed the record quarterly earnings to a marked
volume, particularly a 32%qrise ln deliveries of
ice removal salt from an expanded .depot system across
and
snow
;
r
•
.
,
'
amounted
from $14,368,000
in
J,
,
" %
,
gramwith respect to the company's Wyoming uranium- holdings,"
provided .agreement is Teached -with thq -AEC as • to7 eertaih-.-bondilions.
'
7'
- ."By: such
acceptance,, the xompany will be assured'.of a eontinuVous-.uranium.;,prnducingT ,operation. 7throughit1970/at 7a- predictable
profit," the report said.
>
V
*
'•
"Based on such a
stretch-out,"management has forecast that
from its uranium operations-alone it can continue to pay dividends
at a rate of 10.cents per share per annum and-'will, <atfer so doingv
\
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1961*.
ended
vj:
*
,
Moore
Increase
'
the
for
the transfer date.—V..195, p. 2701.
on
■
-
a
■.
stock -arid $3,025,OOO in Litton *31/2 % ,'con- '
Litton assumed
the .obligations
v-:
According, to the jeport. Federal intends- to. accept.* the^Atomic
*.Energy Commission'^new stretch-out and additional purchase pro-
^
'
per-share increase of 20c and a total
53%".'over the 1961 December quarter figure
increase .of
•
For the equivalent 1961 period-the-company reported net profits:
of $l,'3o9,440,_ equal tb-16 xents per share,.
■ ■
company
represents
30,
1962,
known'as
now
Stalheim, .President,, said that- income was equivalent to- 15;:*cehts
per s"aJe and is. comparable.to the income for the same peri,od last
year.- Net mcome for the second six months^ of the current fiscal,
the
December
1962
quarter
amounted to $5,910,000,
a: 12 % .gain over. the $5,296,000 reported a year.; previous.
r <
Mr; Moore said earnings :for the nine months ended Dec. 31,
1962, totaled $1,300,000, equivalent to $1.11 per share.
This represents a 42%
increase over the $917,000, or 78 cents per share,
ations
,
V7
y
,
Nov.
on
Emertron,-Inc.r
. The
company; has reportednet profit,, after-all taxes, of $1,276,-:
900 for the six-month period ended Oct: 31; 1962. •
"
The: report signed, by Floyd B. Odium, Chairman,- and Nels W:
lor
earned
Earnings per common share were $2.65 on the 473,606 shares,
7 against $1.33 on 638,661 shares in
1961.
At the December Board
of Directors meeting,
the quarterly dividend was increased to 20
cents per ccmmon dhare, up from 17 Vs cents.
Contributing to this record, according to Mr. Pierson, "was the
enthusiastic customer acceptance of several new products including
the company's Feedmaster—an on-the-farm feed mill—and a unique
system of machines with which one man can collect, lift and stack
eight bales of hay at a time with no hand labor."—V. 196, p. 535. o
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,1
Salf Cn -Npf
V/rysiai oau UO.—Piiei TTn Od /o, oaies
up
$445,000.
v
-l,
-
'
profits.
consummated
^
11,127,149
Frvctal
Clair,
This
earnings
of
-
has completed its most successful year in history,
it was announced by C. F. Pierson, President of the Hopkins, Minn.,
agricultural and industrial machinery manufacturer.
'
Net profits increased 46% from $856,833 in 1961 to $1,253,359 in
1962. Sales rose from $21,507,934in 1961. to $24,573,269 last year,
of
u
-
.*
.
Qhanning
year should
11,225,828
and
as
debentures.
'
_
3.29
has reported all-time high earnings and sales for a single quarter.
•
+
President Charles F; Moore- disclosed that earnings for the three
months ended Dec, 31, 1962, totaled $681,000, or 58 cents per
company
increase
141
niamAnil
JJiamona
St.
'
$7,754,680 $24,346;192 $26,460,762
3,395,982
and
subsidiary,
common
subordinated
.
0.34
'
■
■
.
•
federal L!fer& Casualty Co.-^Exch. Offef Erfective-
-
\
$6,165,834
3,150,292
op.
,
This
.
Daffin Corp.—N^t Up 46%; Sales 14%—
an
ry.
income
1962,
^
RR.—Earnings—.
■
7
Sales
The
fr.
ry. oper.
—-V
197
n
:•••*. ,r
-
expenses.
volume
sales
31,
_
—1962—Quar.—1961
1962—12 Mos.—-1961
$19,309,184 $20,679,277 $75,828,320 $77,222,650
13,143,350
12,924,597
51,482,128
50,761,888
revenue—
oper.
K
Net
dollar.
and
million
-
7.73
..
paperboard for the
tons, up 5% from 1961.
million board feet, an
year;
179
oper.
Ry.
Oct.
and liabilities, of Emertron
^
Per, End. Dec. 31
and
paper
:
:——
^
-
Ry
'
year was at an all-time high of 1,832,056
Lumber
production reached a record 291
1874.
p,
potential
of
^See
*
•
_1, •
Denver & Rio Grande Western
_
in
2.95
:
!
:
an
.•
for
:
vy;
Mir
and1 profitswere
expressed
vertible
4,922,000
7.25
0.48
—
196,
noted,-
shai-eg of Littoht
7
12,396,000
4,413,000
509,000
;
.
——
;
;
144,508,000
i3.i33.ooo '
-
item
—V,
all-time record of $589,102,000,
an increase of 5%
over the previous year.
:
Net income per share
was $2.47 against $2.33 in 1961.
v In
commenting on the results for 1962, President R. O. Hunt
said that continued
greater demand for the company's products,as
well
as
cost
improvement and
continuing modernization of
plants and facilities contributed to the increase in earnings over
the
previous year.. Adverse factors affecting earnings, he said,
were
erosion in market prices of several product lines,
the costs
of
the strike in
the company's Bogalusa, Louisiana, mill,
which
extended
through
1962's first quarter, and the
provision of a
reserve
!
Total
for 1962 were $38,786,1
'
,
special' item
share:
item
per
special
'Special
'
Up 6%; Sales 5%—
The company has reported that earnings
000, a 6%
increase over 1961.
Sales volume for 1962 reached
168,153,000
—-—
significant-
a
196L volume^
ERT <Jorp.i< sold, substantiallyall of.-'Its':
property, .assets.-.-business':
and good , will tof Litton Industries,JIncj :ln» exc';.an?e'*for 79 000
•
198,114,006* 156,9041000
3---—:
Net -income'jind
-
$
-
—L-_-—29,961,000
Net income before special item-^-i---;——
12,326,000
Special item
■
' 807,000-
f
Crown Zellerbach Corp.—Net
1961
$■
•
income
Before
k'.r '.v*'
r
J
~
1,420,788
$0.82
.
He
As
3,148,264
2'^'°52
*
1—
expenses
„
1962.w:ere'double-.the
However; ;air conditioner sales-
below 1961
,*
both
1962
revenues
Operating
Operating
1963
fbr*
Emerson's-86%-owned
f
Operating
Vv v
.
>■
*—■—*
«-
Earnings per sha. e~«~—.
—V. 19d, p. 1241,
*
■
1961
1
^
5,985,622
and
taxes
.
1962,
171,963,825 127,873,594
-
recorder 'sales
Abrams
'
-
Net
after,Issuance
3i—
'•Year Ended Dec.
7" Tape:
levels, he said, due principally to generally cool weather,
a
firm belief that despite/ the fact this product line
; s
is at present subject to transient fluctuations in:
sales," the'home air
of ^tne* y^conditioner business, has extremely bright
prospects for the future
Board
cash
said, it is expected that color TV will gradually become
our sales and profits,
addition to
:
-
stated
dividend of
The
resulting from this stock split.
shares
a«v.,,«1
-
to
share
a
additional
$u.2o
Continental Motors Corp.-—Annual Report-
•
cents
30
«i?oo
.$0,52
shares currently outstanding.
continue
the
usual
quarterly
1,700,000
intention
its
306,071
590,298
'
r
,
Earnings per common share
—V. .196, p. 1241.
ln 1983 to stockholders of record Feb. 8,
payable March
the
on
• •
Board,
J£ r?«J?per*'I
-V.
1967 p.
op.
1978.
:
7
.7. .7
-
r" Florida East Coast Ry.—Earnings—'7:;
'
Per. End. Dec:
Ry.
oper.-
9,579.449
-
34,490,246
33,008,215
Ry.
oper.
$8,345,464
$9,700,782
7-Net
704,140
.7
*
1962—12 Mos.—1961
$2,171,384
7^978,921
$2,198,978
«
$11,750,833 $42,835,710 $42,708,997
310,779
•
•
I'.*
-.
rev.
—1962—Quar.—1961
1962—12 MosT-a-1961 :
revenuei_ .$7,564,811 s$7,316,499 $29,505,302 $28,745,649
expenses::
fr. ry. .op.
,
6,368,721
$1,196,090
' 361,007
1,782,947 -2,343,002 ; Net ry. oper.'income .
;7 ■
.. 1 ;
—V. 196, p. 1978. .' 7 /
.
.
r
31'
r
7'1
1 5,977,123
24,205,329
$1,339,376 7 $5,299,973
'• 419,299
*708,379
23,361,362
$5,384*287
-
7
644,558
;-7-"'
*"
Number 6235
Volume 197
.
.
Fort Worth. & Denver.- Ky.—Earnings—
Ry.
'
Ry.s
<
Ket: rev.'
:
Net 'ry,
ry."
fr.
oper.
.
—•*•
•
op.
" $2,740,039
income
/• 1,135,878
i,
>•-
i
..
$1,932,083
?
400,811'
-
outstanding
,
$5,111,142
' 918;943'
offer
urer,
i~196a~Quar.--^1961..
..
(523)
Directors also elected. John. D. Ehrgott, vice-president and treas¬
as
president of the parent company succeeding Ralph W.
.<
1962—j12 Mos.—1961 iJr
oper.
revenue./$7,593,355
$6,562,991 $23,696,008 $24,288,280
openexpenses^. S-4353,316: ""*4,630,908
18,584,866 ;18,549,390
End.' Decv*3L1
Per.
/
t
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
-|
*■ i
'
■
Burger,
Mr. Burger will remain with
the
the .board .and chief executive officer.
chairman
company
of
'
new posts of executive vice-president, two;
positions going to Bucher and Alldredge and the third to
Stephen
W.
Shea,
vice-president
in
charge
of
merchandising.
All three already were corporate vice-presidents and directors.
•
Named to ; succeed Ehrgott as treasurer was: Harold d.: Hoag,
"Mr.
$5,738,890
961,219
that
by
be
196, p.
1978.
assistant
Year Ended Oct. 31—
loss
—V.
_
———
,196, p, 1050.-
;
,
:
,
.
v 1,146,184*. h 1,146,184 c
.
197/ p.
143,
"
yr..-S
'i
r
received
'
'
:
office,
'-,1*-^
March
(12
7
'noon
J5ST)
39; Broadway.-—V. 196,
<f{ ^
ffr
J
>' '
»
I 'V
at- the
company's
11
■<* L,
'
to
and
to
the
v*
"
,
•
the
terms
shares
share.
per
It
of
so
its
pur-
/
required to
anticipated
is
for the shares purchased
tendered but not purchased will
payment
shares
tendering them promptly.—V.
'
-(''w
'
$29
was
as
shareholders
,
.
the
common
treasury shares.
highest tendering price
the
shares
mailed
to
pursuant
300,000
become
;
'V '*
-
v
v
•«
197,
•
^
f*:
be
The company has caUed for redemption on Mar.
operation of the sinking fund,
1, 1969 at 105%
will be made at The Chase Manhattan
,15; tyi Y.—V. 196,
< fv'e
1, 1963, through
its 12-year 5%% de¬
plus accrued interest. Payment
$2,450,000 of
bentures due Sept.
York
New
i
Homestake Mining Co.—Partial
Redemption—
sell
will
jU. "J
1
be
The
and
that
300,000
will
24.
to
■Vv;^v'r %\^fJ V*
1979.
p.
't
stated
the
stock
common
Jan.
added
Hilton,
238.
P«
-
.
Jan.
30,
1963, it was reported that this, road plans
$5,250,000 of equipment trust certificates in. March.
Bids
..
iout^andingi___^j_-Cu_iLi-
shares
Common
director.—V.
a
Great Northern Ry.-*-To Sell Equipment Trust Ctfs.
1961
-1962
-$27,215,214 $29,736,315
1,276,563
987,839
Sales'
Net
*,
,
and
Report—-
Gar Wood Industries, Inc.—Annual
.
treasurer
Hilton
returned
'
—V.
be
checks
Mr.
of
expired
will
purchase
Of-the
shares
which
chased
as
The board created three
-
"j
"
resigned.
7
Bank,
Pine St., New York
80
640.
p.
r
General Accident Fire & Life Assurance Corp. Ltd.
i—Results of Stuck Purchase Offer—
Greyhound Cofjp.—Net Up Sharply—
?■■■
The
.
Accident.'Group^ of'Insurance; Companies '(Philadel¬
phia );,"havet announced that, holders of more than 275,000 shares
of The.. Camden "Fire -Insurance a Association ;> stock / had accepted
its $50
per
share tender ' offer. > When the offer was originally
made in early* January, General Accident stated it would purchase
all Camden shares, -at%,$50. per share* provided
at least 150,000
shares were tendered in accordance with the offer.
General Acci¬
dent
also. announced
that the offer
to purchase
the remaining
(Jeheral
The
to
*
.
has
shares
extended
been
to
Feb.
The
1963.
28,
General Motors
Consolidated
in
$0.27
the
was
of
*.
was
the
year
share
-
For
-
in
common
dividends
stock
is
$875 ■million
in
1961.'
'
1
-
■
r
•
in
equal
net
1961
income
wag: $5.5
higher
than
4,037,000
the
figures
after
are
restated to
been
million
39
or
cents
preferred
dividend
requirements
not include Boothe Leasing.—V.
Nov.
Earnings
Net
other
before
1962'
:0,:
A:? ^
:
both
and
on
holders.
achieved
total
a
President
and
taxes..———
income;
Common
1961$0.26
4,051,033
5,076,210
"2,117,800 S 2,706,872 $
1,933,233
2.3M.338
9,288,485
9,101,516
—
shares
outstandihg^-._-.te__««i^.___
—V.
197,
The
c
'
units
'REDEMPTION
highs in sales, earnings,; and cash flow,
Ohio company has reported shipments and earn¬
ings slightly ahead of last year for the first half of the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1963.
1
".
Shipments of printing equipment and electronic products for the
six months ended Dec. 31, 1962 totalled $41,979,698, against $41,521,556 in the same period a year ago.
Net earnings for the first
half of the fiscal year were $2,900,838
or
$1.42 per share, up
from $2,754,830 or $1.34 per share last year, adjusted for a 10%
stock.dividend paid -Sept. 28, 1962.
;
*
-r1
'<
Chairman George S. Dively said to the quarterly report to share-
;
*
Georgia-Pacific leaders said,
196,
Gertsch Products, Inc.—-Net
f
•
2581.,
p.
Earnings ,of- this -Los Angeles-based - precision -elec tronic instru¬
ment
manufacturer, increased 25% in the fiscal 1963 first half,
elided Dec. 31,; to a • record $l-41,;690w' eiq.ual to 40 -cents a share
on; the *350,531
common • shares ^outstanding at
the and
of the
period,: ft "was announced by E. P. Gertsch/President and'Chairman.
Comparable earnings for the fiscal .1962 first half were $112,973,
or
cents
a
sales
33
Net
for
share
on
shares
340,719
Gertsch
-Products
*
also
then
posted
outstanding,
new • highs
?
in
the
recent six
months, .totaling $2,078,753, which represents an increase
$i;724-,l30 a year earlier.
Mr. Gertsch said that/ while new orders
durir^
-past three
months have followed
an
industry-wide pattern in falling some¬
what
under
expectations, an
upward trend in
new
business
is
expected by April of*, this year, primarily 'because
of
excellent
of .21% -over- volume- of
*
acceptance of
products
the
at
chief
company
larly
of new precision instruments.
Additional
now!-being prepared for, introduction i.this March
industry's I.R.E. .show in New York,' he added.
are'
electronics
The
in
trend
this
number
a
new
Europe
and
.line,
executive
and
noted
Canada,
Gertsch.
Mr.
*
account
now
for.
are
line
will
Exhibition
be
of
The
of
total
volume.
from
amounting
a
share
per
on-the
In
This represents
of
increase of
28%
assets
over
a
year
of
$174,856,908.
'<
Operating results of GFC's principal subsidiary, Gibraltar Savings:
Loan Association of Beverly
Hills, paced the parent company's
1962 advances, Mr. Young said.
Benefiting for the first time last
year
from an expanding branch operation,
plus steadily growing
•
<
as
office
increases
31,
million,
from
$201
Loans
1961.
million.-—V.
outstanding
196, jp.
■
<
■/-
increased
34%
..
at
its
103%
corporation
has
outstanding
plus accrued
Two-new
executive
Byron
sion
in
The
vice
in
president
/
Melvin
elected
W.
was
Detroit,
other
of
on
Feb.
subordinated
p.
28,
1963
debentures
at
;
Hercules
presidents
by
new
the
named
directors
of
New
by
York
of
the
president ' of
to
the
"more
as
head
of
the
Central
Division
in
&
Co.
Inc..
^
using
Hercules'
fiber,
Kidder,
Ripley
&
Peabody
Freres
than
the
,
/,
billings,
propulsion
doubled": in
.
report,
chemical .propulsion,:
1962,
'
naval
space
the
report
and
Merrill
&
&
stockholders
&
told
that
research
and
improved pine
coatings, rubber, ink,
Heriz
was
Witter
&
675
2078.
v
,
■
*:
/
Conrad
announced
N.
Hilton,
that
the
Chairman
company
and
President
purchased
of
300,000
•
,"
.
Stock—u
its
and
L.
&
Bleich-
S.
&
&
375
&
675
375
375
250
200
Burns
Bros.
;_
&
Denton,
Inc.
j■■
200
Harris
675
H.
675
New York Hanseatic
Riter
675
Securities
Co.
Co.___Ij.2_..Co
&
675
Co
375
Model, Roland & Co
675
&
375
Co., Inc
Wertheim- &
&
375
Co.
Burnham
•-
675
Inc
475
Dominick„__
Rothschild
F.
475
Co.
Inc._i__
lnc^__——
^Hallgarten
i
675
&
Hentz
Partners
&
&
Inc.__
; 200
Co._
200
Corp/
200
Co.___^
200
Schwabaoher & Co._^_—_
200
Swiss
Co.
200
American
Corp
-::-:'475
197, p. 235.
V-
products,
Pa.,
has
ended
year
manufacturer
reported
increased
of "Jiffy"
sales
and
record
Sept. 30, 1962.
20% to $5,532,377
.,■,■■■>;■*
in
1961.
'*
cents
were"
55%
1961
$287,567 from
to
'
*,
,
.
portioned frozen
earnings for its
from $4,619,844' for the
Net earnings after taxes jumped
year.
'
•
'■
*
share ;iip from
outstanding
equal to 72 cents per
year-end.
share
per
for
1961,
based
The
in
firm
the
385,000
on
shares
reports it is planning to introduce several
immediate
future.
the
In
.
distribution
pects
to
to
more
continue
than
half
these
past
year
states in
the
marketing
gains
Jiffy
the
new
during
products
expanded
nation
its
and
1963.—V.
ex¬
196,
p. 641.
Johns-Manville Corp^-Sales at Record High—
Sales
**
of
issued
—
has
and
the
Improved
better
the
all-time
an
improvement
conditions
distribution
record
set
company
earnings showed
figures. /"vV/'?;*?.-:
•
devel¬
Hilton Hotels
of
Domlnick
Reynolds
Corp.
in
and
the
over
record
1961,
construction
accelerated
in
1962
according
industry,
customer
service
and
to
new
dollar
audited
products,
accounted
for
sales
volume, C. B. Burnett, President and Chief Execu¬
tive Officer, reported.
'
Sales in 1962 were $392,345,000, up from $377,784,000 in 1961, the
previous record year.
»
/ '
* T'<.
**
/
,
Net earnings in
1962 were $23,927,000,
or $2.81 per share of com¬
8,519,825 shares outstanding.
Under
depreciation charges in 1962 were
increased by $3,103,000 and had the effect of reducing reported net
mon
the
stock
U.
S.
on
an
new
or
amounted to $23,862,000,
819 shares outstanding.
selling
of
average
Treasury's
earnings by $1,500,000,
*
Lower
Hilton Hotels Corp.—Repurchases Own
York,
Jiffy ended its year producing more than lo million pounds of
portioned two to six ounce frozen steak products, up from 7Mi
million pounds
%e previous year. About 80% of sales were to the
consumer
public and the remainder to institutional markets.
Corp.^-Secondary Oversubscribed—On Jan.
p.
Arnhold
675
<,675
Securities
Securities
New
% roeder,
Ltd.
r-V,
of;
.
675
a
*
?
-Yamaichi
v
Co.
Daiwa
$475
Nomura
-
Co.,
Earnings after taxes
resins and new pigments for; the paper,
and adhesives industries.—-V. 196, p. 2179.
oversubscribed.^V. 196,
to
'
Co.. Ltd.
Pierce,
Smith
46
projects,
amounting to
-
were
proceeds
and
stores,
.
to
l
Amount
Securities Co.,
Nikko
The
900
Co
Lynch,
Fenner
at
defense
states,
to
r
«*,/
for
the
use
Ltd.
2,275
■-•■>
Lehman Brothers
Sales
new
a
of
(000's omitted)
2,275
;
fiscal
plant
water-soluble hydroxyethyl
production of
"HerculonT.
process;
will
'
Co.,
Inc.
$101,655
'v;V--:
included a new plant
monosodium glutamate
fermentation
new
for
,
derivatives.
.
Govern¬
statutory reserve
borrowings amounted
who
The
Securities
This Saltsburg,
plants in several other
lea<*
the
Jiffy Steak Co.—Sales Up 20%; Net 55%—
29, 1963, it was reported that a secondary offering of
28,000 shares of this firm's common stock made
at $45.50 per share through Shields & Co., New York,
Divi¬
Pittsburgh.
mM
by
•
675
Lazard
65
50th
the report instated,
Mich., - to, manufacture
come
/
Western
Frank H. Bucher.i L^ s
president is William A. Donahoe,. viceDivision- in * Philadelphia,
who replaces
the
respects
the
Its
Corp._ $2,275
Inc.
,
/..-I;'
Harbor, Beach,
In
company to
created
Central
„
opment during the year had put continued emphasis
on broader
marketability of synthetic polymers.
Out of
research had also
newly
Western
was
over
and
Japan,
*
Paribas
'
$122 million.
headquarters office.
Middle
■■■?'
The
$31,261,000, while earn*
for the stock split, rose/*
Domestic; -expansion,
Chemical
*
Management
the
it
of
bonds:
Boston
Harriman
steak
under. way; which
are
nitrogen
succeeding
Atlantic
board
the
vice-piesident
Divisional
Alldredge
the
in
named
were
the
Dominion
fiscal
observed
polypropylene
:
—
of
Read
Bache
signed by both the new President of
and by Albert E'. Forster, Chairman
pointed out that "the year just ended was
1961. We expect next year to continue this
Hopewell, Va., to make "Natrosol"
cellulose,
expanded facilities for
the
all
2482.
Pacific Tea Co.
presidencies
executive
Chicago,
Division
>
&
Divisional
Jay,
redemption
in
Eastman, Dillon, Union
Securities Co.
Goldman, Sachs & Co,__
annual report stated
The
.
officers
succeed
for
6V2%- convertible
interest.-^—V. 196,
Great Atlantie
Changes—
called
companies
/./
.,.
from
en¬
net
Smith. Barney & Co. Inc.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc./.
Blyth & Co. Inc
Dean
;
increased
number
a
date.
same
Corp.
annual report to stock¬
$454,829,000, an increase
were
and
.
Dillon.
The
Thouron,
at
Glass-Tite Industries, Inc.—To Redeem Debentures
The
of
in
Amount
12%
1
-
(MSG),
to
1769.
^: J;::l-v
on. the
power
First
A.
-countries."';;-".-:/
total
33%
up
more- than
Gibraltar
Savings experienced substantial
savings, loans outstanding and
assets.
As
of
savings at the GFC subsidiary exceeded $182
new
supervised
(000's omitted)
The
stockholders,
to
Board,
studies
:
activities,
in
1962,
and
amounts
share.
Henry
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Dec.
Dividends
supplementing
.
pany's facilities both at home and
and
home
the
$1.69.
to
1,
to
electrifc power facilities.
•'
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below .have
severally
agreed
to
purchase from JDB the following
respective principal
that continued expansion of! the com*
abroad was a highlight of 1962,
anniversary of its founding.
By the end of 1962, company subsidiaries and affiliates had 15
manufacturing plants in operation in 10 foreign countries, "and
;
to
earlier
a
letter
a
trend.".
shares
an
are
share
a
an'..improvement
;
outstanding at the recen tyear-end.
On the same preliminary
basis, total assets of GFC also reached
new
high in 1962, climbing to $233,645,000 at. the close of the
year.
electric
Capital expenditures for 1962 were $35,600,000,
forecast to be approximately $40 million in 1963.
Hercules,
This would compare with 1961
-earnings for the diversified South-California financial- corporation
"Of--$2,847,580-
$2.63
$1.52
75 cents
and
of the company
'ern
development,
"
*
bonds
Feb.
calculated
•construct thermal
u
The company has disclosed In its 1962
holders, net sales and operating income of
of 20% above last year's $380,182,000.
<
Earnings after taxes increased 12%'to
ings on common stock, after adjustment
the
after
or
fund
principally by the Minister of Finance.•
0
capital, which is wholly owned by the Government
White, Weld & Co.__
a
dollars,
on
proceeds from the sale of the bonds will
be
converted
to Japanese yen
and will be used by
the Bank to
make loans in Japanese
currency to certain of the leading private
.
a
record $3,459,000. equal to $3.19 a share based
1,083,650 shares of capital stock outstanding Dec. 31, 1962,
announced by .Herbert J. Young, President.
the
was
industrial
PROCEEDS—'The
—
'
:'and other fish
Hercules Powder Co. Inc.—Inc. Up 20%; Net
S.
sinking
to maturity.
Japan,
amounted
to
$650,000,000
$105,000,000
on
March
31,
1962.
.
presented
net -earnings
and
$1,142,000,000
,
Electronic
increased 21# .to
on
*
,
Along
U.
Bank
a
The bank's
subject to authorization and approval by the
companies. Negotiations contemplate issuance
convertible preferred stock.
Star-Kist, a family-
new
issue prior
in
the
of
Japan Development- Bank was incorporated in
Japanese Government financial institution to
supply longto Japanese industry for the
promotion of economic re¬
a
controlled
held company,. issues no public reports wnd. its securities are not
publicly traded.
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"r*v Frank Armour, Jr;; President of Heinz,. said that if the/transac-.**
tion is completed, Star-Kist would be a division of Heinz and would
continue its present general administration, procurement and procj essing, sales and marketing operations.
Star-Kist was founded in 1917.
It processes and markets tuna,
sardines, mackerel, fish-meal and cat food.
Star-Kist's principal
plant. i$ at;Terminal Island, Calif... It .also has.a.major plant in :
.Puerto RiCQ.
It operates - other, processing installations.- in Peru,.
West Africa and Samoa.—V. 196, p. 2582.
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of Calif.—-Net
Up 21%—
it
of
the
of
funds
ment,
that
16%
Preliminary results show that 1962
Heinz
benefit
couraging the credit operations of private financial
institutions.
Governor, Vice-Governor and Auditors of the bank are
ap¬
pointed by the Prime Minister, and the activities of
the bank are
<-*
:
as
construction
both
of
option
the
The
transaction is
shareholders
by
™
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the
BUSINESS—-The
,
food business,
to
7
of
term
Acquisition of Star-Kist, a major canner of tuna
products; would result iri the entry by Heinz into a new area of the:«
.
1769.
p.
acquisition*of Star-Kist by Heinz.
•
s
foreign sales, particu¬
continuing a steady upward
about
said,
tiations for the
large portion of the company's
for^the first time at the Inter¬
Components, a major European
trade show, to be held next.month in.Pavis.
The company is very;
optimistic about results from this show, lie commented,—V. 196,
instrument
national
84.2%
at
have
will
1951
Henry. J. Heinz II> Chairman of the company, and Joseph J.
Bogdanovich, President of Star-Kist Foods, Inc., have announced
jointly that the directors of both companies had authorized nego¬
Up 25%; Sales 21%—
FEATURES—Payable
redeemable
They
(H. J.) Heinz Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
include
,,
.\
be
retire
Harris-Intertype Corp.—Net Higher—
acquisition
•
the U. S, by the same
underwriting group, ' Thd first
was made in September, 1961.
1973.
share basis, Chairman Owen R. Cheatham
Pampliri announced in a report, to stock¬
dividends during 1962, the officers say, and the 1962 figures
results of operations of the Crossett Co. since its date of
;
"
This Qleveland,
by Georgia-Pacific in July, 1962.—V.
underwriting group offered publicly an issue
$22,500,000 Japan Development Bank 6% Guar¬
will
"This was accomplished
despite certain sluggishness in the economy which affected the principal forest products industries!" • - "
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Sales
for * 1962
reached $308,312,000,. up
from $238,301,000 for
1961, an- increase * of 29.3 % V Net income after taxes totaled $18,055,- kholders thatV'/''Although;/ShipmentsIn- the 'past quarter were not
000 against $13,838,000 in the previous year, an increase of 30.4%.
quite up to expectations, the volume of new orders was ahead of
'Cash, flow for 1962' came to $43,394,000, lip from $34,123,000. in
the first- quarter and- present production schedules* indicate favor*
1961, an increase of 27.1%.
able operations for the balance of the fiscal year."
;/Based on the average-number of common shares outstanding dur¬
He also commented that,
"The recently enacted 7%
tax credit
ing each year, the report reveals, earnings were $2.55 per share in
on
capital investments and the new depreciation guidelines are
1962, against- $2.00 in 1961,- up. 27.5%.; Cash flow was* $6.31 com-:
added factors that should gradually stimulate more sales growth
pared-jWith $5.11 in 1961, up 23.4%, JThere were on the average
■for the company."-<-V. 196, 'p. »746.
>v
6.868,332 shares outstanding in 1962 and 6,665,979 in 1961.
)
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The 1961 figures are adjusted to reflect payment of 4%
in stock
•
an
Offering
407.
p.
period of
same
^External f Loah - Bonds,; due"; Feb.;11 ^ ;;1978,at
96.50% to yield 6.366%. r The offering .i)vasr oversub¬
scribed. The bonds are unconditionally
guaranteed as
to payment of
principal and interest by Japan.
This was the third offering of the bank's bonds in
16,868,563
'■
company has reported that for; the first six months ended
31, 1962, net income was $262,550, equivalent to $0.33
per
anteed
$0.21
Provision, for Federal incomO taxes____i__v.«.
met h
406.
new
per
Robert B.
of
1961
;.
17,645,438
operating income
income
$0 19
Japan Development Bank—Bonds Offered—On Jan^
30, 1963, The First Boston Corp., Dillon, Read & Co.
Inc., and Smith, Barney & Co., Inc., as joint managers
196, p. 2277.
1962
■
share
per
Sales and
232 844
share, against $259,361, or $0.33 per share for the
the previous year.—V. 195, p. 640.
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
30—
/ 7-5
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the
378,476
Jaeger Machine Co. (& Subs.)—Net Higher—
1961.-
Endipg
612,492
335,417
$0.27
«...
The
Dec.
as a Greyhound subsidiary company last March.
operating revenues in 1962 established an all-time
$361.1 million, an increase of $27.4 million or 8.2%
of
Gulf American Land
Georgia-Pacific Corp.—Sales Up 29.3%; Net 30.4%
The' company
...
,
...
,
30%
■
,
Earnings per share—
—V. 196, p. 1876.
the
record
year
of 1955 and
sold in 1961.—V. 197,
p.
on Feb. 28, 1963, all
stock at $52 per share,
•
*
for the quarter, ended Dec. 31,
1962,
to 43 cents, per common share. For the
'
Period
Sales, of cars and trucks from General Motors plants throughout
-world " in 1962 was 5,239.000 units, • 4 %:- above the previous:
.
1492.
p.
Profit before taxes—
Net income alter taxes.
of
-
•
■.
income
or
Revenue figures do
for United States and foreign taxes
totali $1,475 million,
compared with
estimated.' to,
common
Operating revenues for that: year were, $333.7. million;
the fourth: quarter of 1962 operating revenues amounted to
$86.1 million,
up
from $81.2 million for. the
samet
period the
previous year.
v
provision
1962
income*' is
on
.
million
$850
redemption
196.
IPCO Hospital Supply Corp.—Six Months'
ReportPeriod Ended Dec. 31—,
*
1962
1961
Sales
J;
$10,304,323 • $8,480,893
For
paid by an industrial company. In 1961, dividends of
share were paid on the common stock and $0.61 per
retained- for. use. in the, business.
over*
for
cumulative preferred
plus accrued dividends.—V.
acquired
over
ever
per.
■"..: ■■:'
Greyhound
record
General
largest
amounted
include Boothe Leasing Corp.
and to
stock dividend paid Aug. 29, 1962.
Net income ~of Boothe Leasing for 1962 amounted to $863,820,
against $427,141 in 1961, an increase of $436,679 or 102%, Boothe
.
$2.50
period
have
and
The'total
corporation has called
of its outstanding 5V2%
give effect to the 5%
•
include
from
net
million
All, earnings
common
earnings
share
per
1962,
31,
■
share.
a
and
on
These
1962.
to
$6.1
was
same
stock amounted to $5.10 per
extraordinary income equi¬
Motors'
investment in
EthylCorp;* which was sold irv November, 1962. In ,1961, earnings
on the common stock amounted to
$3;ll. per."share,
\ Dividends of $3 per share, a record amount, were paid to common
shareholders and $2.10 per share was reinvested in the business.
Preliminary earnings
Dec.
ended
year
The
con¬
,
•
valent
'
stock.
earnings for the year 1962 were*the
highest, in the corporation's history, Frederic G. Donner, Chairman,
and John "F. Gordon,. President," announced.
Sales in 1962 are estimated at $14.6 billion, compared with $11.4
billion in 1961.' •
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The'preliminary estimate of- net -income for 1962, subject to
/filial/audit,/ is $1,459 million.- In 1961, net income was $893
million.
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*
share
v
-
^ a share ^on* ai» average of 13,595,673 outstanding shares of
First
Earnings—
Corp.—Record S'ales,
sales
the
for
..
Corp.,, New York/ and' Butcher & Shefrerd, Philadelphia,
have assisted Generai :Accident by arranging for ' securities dealers
to solicit acceptances by Uamden" shareholders.—V» 197, P- ,142.. v/* ■
General -Motors'
million.
Industrial Acceptance Corp.—To Redeem Preferred
preliminary statement, announced that
a
income
This' was; equal to $2.01 per share of common stock; a new high;
on
an
average of 13,625,681 outstanding common shares- during
■1962/rf,
V'
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:
This compares with *1961*wet income Of $22.6 million or $1.60
Boston
;
$28.2
net
,:
,
Camden
in
company,
solidated
rules,
18 cents
per share.
Net earnings in 1961
$2.81 per share on an average of 8>5Q4,-
or
;"...
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1
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and employee benefits con¬
profit margins.
To offset these higher
costs. substantial savings were made by eliminating low-profit, lowtinued
volume
to
exert
prices,
higher payrolls
pressure
products,
on
improved
changes
in
methods
and
processes
and
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle *
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The
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Co.,
Ai-if
a
men's
young
board on tire .West
Windbreaker-Danvillfe
i?
have
began operations in Venezuela, Italy, and West Germany*
the year ended, negotiations were completed for the
„_.v
K
ts!';
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"VA</-:Mjlrf^^asingltdke.^yfi;|96,
with Joseph & I^isfe' advance J^kings^for Sprlpg T963v'dp 17V-;
*•/. Z.v
nf
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«„
,
,
.
.
.
jsbock, -effective; Feb.
developments beyond
'Barring
adverse;,
control, such as an
our
change in general economic, conditions or an unfavorable. result
anticipated industry-wide labor negotiations, Tealization, of
Fund, "Jnc.r-Nct Assets: Down—
t;; Madison
from
1963 should' achieve that
And/ 'with it, - a further- improvement -in* per share -earnings,^
Adter iaid^y, 196,^. 2583."/
budgeted increase for Fall
own
our
gdal v
Mi". /
1 si i
*
^ a
31, 1962,
UOOaDOdy & y°-> new
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-ir,:
.
Q7
1
-V.
<43..
1
n
197,
143.
p.
Secondary .DJKerihg.Tr-.Oii
March,-showed
'*V.
••
-"about on a -par", with-jpost* leading closed-end .funds.
not -be „over-emphasized
ICSUltS/"*• hpW8V0T|' ' should; .nrtf". ,/hA -**.nVfl'r^PWltthilfliiSed. as
compared with long-term, records," he, declared.
r.n"1'
The Madisxm Fund president also urged , all stockholders to sup¬
port, the administration's tax reduction program.
r\: . .
,
J'We feel very strongly that revision of the tax laws is essential
if investment in capital goods is• to; expand,", he said.,. . ;..
r
Mr. Merkle said that Madison Fund had strengthened its portfolio during recent
months, and that it has. not diminished..its
"seaTch"1 for true growth stocks, believing that for the most part
investments in common-shares should be made largely in those
with a pattern of increasing -earnings.—^, T.96, p. 538/K
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ChemtcarCoi^.—Record Sales,
Earnings-—r''it'liti
of .Kaiser lAlupaliwim^ for 1962- were at- a hew eix-year
high, and sales for the year set an all-time record; D. A. JRboades,
President,
stated in announcing
the' company's; fourth- quarterresults.
Earnings for-1962 increased 36% to $31,151,000,. up from
$24,038,000 In .• 1961;
net sales were $444,165,000,
1961 figure of $424,045,000.
Earnings per common
Sl.74 from $1.27 a year ago.
<
. b
i i,,
Forthie^ fourth quarter of 1962 net' sales w,ere
agajnst; the
share rose, to
'.-
1961;- earnings: were
in
$111,911,000
from
down
pared with $7,918,000 for the quarter a year ago.
Rhoades pointed put that the 1962 results were
achieved in the
31-*-
.
bopper •. sold
(pounds)
(pounds) •
'
• 3,434J192
-
■
Kaiser Steel Corp.—Shows. Loss for Year—the
For
-
62.52
1962 Kaiser Steel had a net loss of $5,207,000 of
after provision'for" dividends on
year
^V.;i96,
for '1962
company's, financial Tesults
The
for
demand
with
marked
a
marketing
steel
in
the West
in
increase
foreign
area;
for
:
income
offer
in
fourth
the
quarter
the
1961. iFer
1962
year
fourth quarter
i.
and the 34 cents
increase
income
The
f
the
for
''V
two -years;;1:
company's - fabricating
"
i
v
144,496
tons
In
1961.
For
the
.
-•;>>"»• * -
costs
-
Federal
some¬
;
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■
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sales were
i.
Net
earnings
Net earnings
~V.
against last year's sales of 591,734 tons.VV% r.-v.Refined copper production during the fourth quarter 1962 was
,139,772 tons, down from /157.678 tons in the fourth quarter of
,1961. For the year 1962 production was 575,208 tons against 574,438
tons
194,
income
state
&
p.
■
"the -nama-of
.Air.- Cohen
'-260,002
a
the
.tons
previous
r.;;/,/./;
year.
>
During the first part of the year 1962, the corporation built its
Inventories to a normai working level.
Beginning in Sep¬
copper output was curtailed In order to .bring: production
"copper
tember,
and
sales
into
relative
balance
The
average
price received for copper in 1962 was
pound compared with 29.3 cents last year.—V.. 196,
per
30
cents
/
2079.
,
.
RR.—Partial Red'n
The^ company has called for redemption
stoking fund, $106,000 of its 4%s first mortgage
bonds due March 1, 1986 at 100.95%
plus accrued interest.: Pay-«
uient will be made at the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York
140 Broadway, N,. Y.^-W^ > 195, p. 640. '
1
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V, Keystone
Electronics
-
shares
of
Co., Inc.
Secondary Sold
—
this
firm's outstanding
commoii
privately through Kordan & Co.,
stock had been sold
Inc
New
York.
Proceeds
stockholder.-wV/ 191,
The
p.
2203.
will
to
go
the
;
selling
^
;
Lehigh Valley RR.—Earnings—
.
.
\
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Per..End. Dec. 31
—^1962—Quar.—1961 -- 1962—12 Mos.—1961
oper. revenue
$11,476,800 $11,659,506 $45,455,545 $44,241,167
Ry. oper, expenses,,,
9,912,298. ,10,448.243 • 4L242.955-. 42,362,470
Ry.
1962.
Net
';•
-.
Sales Higher/ Net
•
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New
.
ry.
—V.,
196,
p.
1930.
:
.
-
.
$1,211,263
:596,246
;
$4,212,590
2,840,154
$1,878,697
?
6,415,287
:
2,938,391 V4
shares outstanding Dec.
31,
Sales Up 4.4%—
v
*
toS^atg$^ 75?9MCif/; Jy- President' ieP°rted
^fnnfno- 2J; i
In lOfil*
of
ox
auflifod
av
reports.—V..
1962's net earntaXeS' eQUal t0 $3 62 P«r Sh^ Of 0Ut%
io1"6® comPa,'e with the $34,752,508 net
34 a 6hare- Figures .are on .the basis
1%, p. 2483,-'
several
factors
during
first
the
1.
months
six
-/.
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(Ell) Lilly & Co.—Sales/Net Higher—
all-time
the
^iLlxisJ:l?j%>'rted that ^timated
high of $2134
xirst
million,
tune
in
the
with
sales for ;1962 reached
sales
topping $200 million
company's 86-year history.
1962.
sales
and
expenses—/-.^/
Net income
'
7 7,815,038
474,656 /
Net
after
1812.
p.
:
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an
all
of
sale
•
received $20,805,338 from a subsidiary of the White Motor Co.
ell cash transaction. This concludes the sale of substantially
the assets of Motec to White contemplated by a contract of
entered
proved
As
'
/
Rittmaster, .Chairman, reported that on Jan. 30, the qpny-.
a
by
into
Motec
result
of
in
December
last
year
and
overwhelmingly
shareholders at a special meeting.
:
sale, the company will have a tax loss
the
Ap¬
carry-
^,/
68,197,914
12,524,869
61,300,998
12,120,187
56,077,727
47,876,755
45,377,917
outstanding_r/.i///T_~-^^/-• 25,198,292
share^ir
p. 5118,
$2.43
*
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24,405,287
* v $2.30
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State Electric & Gas Corp.—Net Higher
The company has reported that net income on the common stock
$2.27 a share for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1962, against
/
was
$2.13
a
share
Gross
.
!■
.
:
for the 12 months ended Dec. 31,
were
revenues
1961.
Net income after fixed
$121,371,539
for
the
1961.
year
-v..
1962,
%;;/*•.;■/'/"'
up
$116,497,211 for
/'v";
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59,209,042 / 55,325,848
73,825,867*.
*loss.-^y. 1961
„$0.2l
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$
■ $ :/P;V/452,031,801 427,387,388
281,724,394 270,399,435
:/
—:
^Earnings, per
1961
/
$5,962,142
. 5,740,559
Motec Industries, Inc.—Asset Sale Completed-—/'
Robert
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1961'
1962
>'r
^
Dividends
$0.45
251,345
tax
>-»
income
Average shares
221,583
,pll5,573
•/: 106,010
.—•
Net Income per share
196,
•
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Co^AnntiaJ
—
.^23,311
State
and
Y-:
••
$8,289,694
costs
in
an
for
%
'k
Interest deductions
Moog Servocontrols, Inc.—Six Months' Report—////
pany
•
■$.$ I
operating taxes_A__
•_
35,693,662
32,801,359
operating expenses and taxes
376,627,098 358,526,642
Net operating' tocome-Zi/^////-././//*/^./-/ 75,404/703- 68,860,746
Other income—net
;
*1,578,836
♦662,832
New York
:
19$, j},. 642-,..
t .•-«/'
Total income
';//a,//,:/V/.
/- Period Ended Dec. 31—
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,
—V.
C
Total
•-'./,•>/
margins, which
..
"
Federal
iQSleiin°xir^nL,haS*t»re2^ed thafc.sales totaled $232,068,325 " in
1.962) up 4AM over the $222,197,689 reached in 1961.
//''
■
Operating expenses
Federal taxes on income
of
/:
One of. these steps to lower, costs has . been
the. expansion • of
Cozad facilities,
This improvement was not completed in time to
be reflected in this six months period of operation.
In order tq
keep up with customer demand for products during this transition
period, it was necessary to produce many" parts and completed
assemblies
using less, efficient production facilities which added
substantially to costs.—V., 196, p. 2279," V'v./i,-,J
/:; // /^»
Net
period
*•;•'•;;./ --k. :
Vv/"i
This com¬
1962.
,
by
year./,:,/':. /
Income before tax__^_.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass €0
•
f
affected
were
Total
,
.■//:
England Telephone & Telegraph
has reported consolidated net. sales
and other /-'"•^ar Ended Dec'.
!•
\ ^
1,
totalled $20,836,135 for the first six months ended- Dec. 31,>
^Operating jeven-ues
',Net profit after taxes ,was $1,536,271 or 52 cents per 6hare
this fiscal
the 12
period
//rv/r*
based op the shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1962. /
The company has taken steps to improve profit
V
op.$1,564,502
oper.. deficit
41,499
from $4,743,115 for the* same
to. earnings of $2.01 per common
up
company
on
■/f
<
.
ry.
company in a consolidated summary of earnings for
ended Dec. 31, 1962. showed net income dtiring that
$5,074,594
/ period, fast _y„ear„ an increaac^ of £%
with net sales of ,$17,323,398 and net: profits after taxes
$1,555,333 or 53 cents per share for the same period last .year
of
;
.
last- year.This amounts
share issued and
outstanding in the current period against $1.88 per common share
outstanding for the 12 months ended Dec. 31, 1961, based on
2,518,643 common shares outstanding at the end of each period.::///
Total
consolidated
operating
revenues .for
the/ latest! twelve
months were $61,924,277 up from $58,471,878 for the corresponding
of
,
Net rev. fr.
/v."
income
based
strategic'posi¬
a
months
pares
™elyT70n Jan* 31, 1963,. it was/reported that
293,321
r—:
/Lower—4;/
Mar." 1, 1963, through
on
operation of 4he
Equipihent Co.>
in
are
.
f> The
Debentures Sold Pjri-
an(* eventually Used to redeem the Outstanding 5M>%
'* ;: /<>/
"J3
Monroe Auto
»"
^
/'we
'•
-
preferred stock.—V. 188, p. 2644./
■■
■
|
r
•*'"
acquisition,", he added,
to
New England Gas & Electric Association—Net Up
:
_
& Indiana Terminal
Kentucky
/
supplement the service capacity of our plant in Boston and
greatly improve our coverage of southern Massachusetts; the Cape
•Cod area and eastern Connecticut.'/—-V/,196, p-„2279[.
/ :
tion
vately-HOn iJan. 29, 1963^ it; was reported /that *$19,-'
000,000 of this firm's debentures due 1966 had been
sold privately through Greenshields, Inc., Montreal. } :
Proceeds initially will be added to working capital
.
.
—
General.-Work-CHothes• Rental.
.said.'_
/,/, ,."With this
—
share^of common stock^__
Molson's Breweries Ltd.
.
■
plant raises to 23 the number of National Work-Clothes ^•> ;
yr-Xii
plants in 17 states in the East, Southeast nnd Midwest,: '•». Jc*t*" v /,"St'-.VV
.serving customers in 29 states and the District of Columbia. The
parent "coriipany's 1962 sales yotuipe was in excess of $17 tnfllion,
new
Rental
,
/.
•
said
.
i,>• •''$34,715^01^$34,400,743
$1,41(1,355 ' $1,756,105
$1.06 -■■'-■. $1.32
1615.K.a..; i a *,.«:■/*.,v.
per
i * «*.,»•.-> -v
r'-.4
priee
purchase,
Mr. Cohen
•
1,115,279
J
$0.7$
-;'.,$0.73
Cohen, President qf NWCR, announced.
was not .disclosed.
■• .
//i;.General Work. Clothes, is an integrated laundry
,and • industrial
work clothes plant : with annual business -volume
/. of. more -than- $1 million.. It will be operated as a division under
Thet
;
1,486,100 .1,773,200
—
.•
^./-v /«/,/.:%■
Mass., .Nathaniel
.Taunton,
■:
Subs.)—6 JVIos.' Report
taxes*.-wu
ii
i/i/v
•
assets
■ -■ ■■:
'■>
"
industrial. work .clothes in the nation, has acquired the plant,
and business of General Work Clothes Service,• Inc., of East
of
this, issue.—V.. 194, p.. 2769,
List Publishing Co.;
"
■
i.:)t
<. j: -v
down
555,334
wV'1'
137,675 tons
1962
year
.
Provision -for depreciation & amortization/
«-1,378,362 >
-Interest,^'302,406/
'
were
-
•'%
}■-XJl*;;*-*:}?$■
National Work-Clothes Rental—Acquisition-4/
.Thid /Elizabeth, N. J;/ company, one of/the!/ largest. Supplier^
'A- The
operated at a profit 'in
loss in the previous year.V In the copper .mining
Copper sales for the fourth quarter >1962
•from
'.'-S:
.
;1962, compared to a
business, however,, decreased sales volume and higher
what more than offset higher copper prices. •-?
'' >
(•?■■.i
''.
* '■*
J.J961
$15,850,083 j$15,197,775
•-/
''
■--RevenueL.-»->$36i125»d5&. $36,156,848
Materials, wages and ' «xpfensesl/j'_//J/i-l/^-r 31,548,733 ' 31,252.262
*V-v-
6ubsidlan'ies
■
Meredith Publi&hijBg Co. XJk
!
for the
both arise mainly out of an income tax adjustment.;. If
,the effect of this tax adjustment were eliminated, pet Income for
.the two fourth, quarters .would be approximately the same, as would
pet
,
earnings
1962
'
.
1962
•/-year
^
Meehan-Xooker. Cik,: Inc^Proposed Merger—i
See .Blue
,;/ |>er share was. $5.94 against $5.60 for 1961;. The 39 cents inorease
.fc; in
■
vi"
income
net
*
.
J.962./.^
^
.
.
••HrrV. 190,
to
'
t.
'
Earned per 6harre__--^->^v»_-v_-__-^™
p, 2270.
v
•.
•
/
Gabriel • shareholders and would also. facilitate'. future
enabling the company^ to. take advantage of .other
favorable opiportunities/'-?rrV. 196, p. 2483.
; •
.
\
($3 quarter showed that the;company earned $1.67 per share, yp from-',$1.28
■?
\
Co. <& Subs.)—Quarterly Report
income,-:taxes./.f1,748,564•*/: 1,798,004
/Net drieonto'AffortaxeaU/////^/i/i.-/?.////->1// 847,355v/,^*880,285.
Uapital shares
1,160,549
1,157,65$
rently v 50.8% -owned byjjJVfaremont,.
i
y
•
Commenting on the ^amendment to the Maremont articles of
incorporation, Mr. Wolfson stated ithat the increases in authorized
shares would
give t the company ?'greater • flexibility in preparing
an
the .fourth
for
■
*
:
before
•Net
acquisitions,
kiitep;;;3^es^^;
consolidated net
.'IV
.
}
1
^
JMefc/ sales. //
50,000
.
statements of
r.,«
.
_
-
4,000,000 shares, and the $100 par value preferred
to 250,000, Mr, .Wolfson ' reported.
:V■; At
an
earlier meeting, held Nov. 28.- 1962,
Maremont share-*
holders authorized management to purchase with
cash or • stock
additional shares of Gabriel Co;,-;Cleveland-based industrial. cqJ>
.
Unaudited
;i.'-.-s?"1': J'-:
/•'' '
^
to
2,000,000
from
a
I£enn«cott Copp«r Corp.-^Net
,851,823 shs.
Corb.^ProDosed Asset Sale— '
National Research
;
.
Mr.
.
%
-
$0.12
3
^sue*—V. 196, P-
...'
.lav,orabl^,
that
are
Steel,"
Kaiser
.
•
1963' will 'be Ja ; more
Ashby :said. :"Steel sales have picked
pp
slightly since the beginning <of the year, : and the over-all
outlook for the Western steel market in 1963 is better than in 1962'.
"Sales benefits resulting from the company's- recent price ad-;
justment, which brought- Western - steel prices in line with - the.
rest of
the nation, are beginning to be felt, and we expect this
factor to be increasingly Important as
time goes on. ; A primary ;
consideration
in making
this price adjustment was toe provide a
long range stimulant to the growth of Western industry196,
>••1770!^
i1"-'".4-.
Vvil
1
'/,*■
*•'*."
;t;7? ' * >
,//' ■*/-/; ViVrv'■*/>'' -;•/^i
indications
"Present
year
227,101'
*
Uo.^Sales tJp
company's authorized common and preferred stock, .it^
.
..
was announced by Howard E. < Wolfson,, Chairman,
:.Q:
^or^?n.
™is
*siA £jl
H At a special meeting 'held In Ghirrai?n
held in Chicago,, shareholders and .proxfes -ff':> : >■'
shareholders and Tiroxies
/ National- Standard
representing more than two-thirds >of. outstanding shares voted in
favor, of
increasing
the- company's .authorized
common
.from
Period Ended Dec." 31—
the year, coupled
into the oompany'e
•—
■
•>.
■,
r
report
number of the
generally '
reflepfced
>■
.
Maremont tJorp;—Stock, Increase App.rovecb-- , /•.;
I oh .Jan: 24,: shareholders 'of the company, voted to increase the
througliopt
imports
30.320
i—31.000
—i
2583.
p.
refuBd.^V.;i96, p. 1812."
e
6,979,880
;
•
lower
Valley)
Connecticut
livered
share of common stock
per
preferred and preference stocks, it "was announced by Jack L'. Ashby, President. This compares with net earnings of $17,103,000
or $4.23
per share of common- .stock for the year '196i;..-::;.-'.
Net sales came to $232,316,000, down from sales of $265,973,000
ia 1961; si**,.VJ, *■**,* •1
.,\r, ,
'.V.u
the
.
'
'
$1.86
,
•
sales*And earnings for l962' in A
issued by President Lee S; Bickmo're.' ">
• *
Nabisco's
net
sales totaled $526.5 million in 1962,
a
gain of
8.3% over the 1961' figure; and marked the first time ;tne "com¬
pany's sales had exceeded $500 .million, .'
'' -o.
•
~
v
Net income also reached a record high of $30.4 million. Earnings
for 1962 equalled $2.22 per share of common stock, against $1.98
•per
share the previous year, an increase of 12%". These "figures,
.have been-adjusted to reflect the two-foi-one' split "of the ioommon
shares in April,
1962,
,'4*
<!
I '•
Mr.
Bickmore attributed
the increases to general improvement
on
the part of the company's major ;product; lines and-to the
successful Introduction of a number of new items in 1962, Capital
expenditures, in 1962/ which., included virtual, completion of a new
bakery in Chicago,
totaled $22.6 million,, against $16-8 million
m j96i.—v. 196, p. i?i2.
; \
; \f • .* -
.
'
■
-.y'—
P24.000V ;
The-company*, showed." recowfc
preliminary
9,557,053
(1,394,897, shares)
expenditures
(Including deferred
mine development)
^3,079,499
Copper price-per pound (E&MJ average dePer share
•
'
,1,857.304 shs
National j^iscuit
:
■3,145,967
' 10,005,135 ■
-/ r:$747-
Net ."income.
.A
-I
203,000
'
3,45o,00Q
tax
♦Income
933,000
i-
Earned per snare
outstanding
3,826.328
,
3,168,256
.
-
$41,404,000
'f'
Bhgr.es.
16,119,003
16,286,675
Interest;; expense
Depreciation and -depletion
the
.
3,747,000
i
_ta
Vt
$65,545,212 $66,102418
Operating income
„
to
'
.
197,08i;712 202,403,721
r^r--
jMetal sales
aluminum
Capital
*
Provision
1962 ^-1961
v
198,241,898 206,744,481 ■
-
*
8,473,000
7,202,000
before taxes—
for Fed. inc. taxes_^____
income
Net
Subs.)—Annual Report—
Copper produced
competition, particularly from substantial quantities
imported into the United .States and offered for sale
below domestic
prices.' He also stated that prices Received foy
aluminum products were lower than during the prior year, but that
the
company's continued efforts to- further improve production
efficiency and reduce oosts substantially offset this loss in revenue.
r-Vv 196,;p.. 1770.
V;
of
Dec.
due
period
' 1962
$53,^89,000
Operating- revenue
Net' operating revenue—
:
Year Ended
•
of severe
face
Copper Co. (&
Magma
$7,143,000, comi
,
- >p.v. ,
t j
either
in
-$ix Months' JEteport-
National Airlines, Inc.
I^riod Ende^d - Dec. ♦"SI—"'
5'
♦
$108,695,000',
•
applicable
•'
Earnings
FfederaL?
outstanding a year-• ago.
Shares
on. 1,005,900
taxes • were
not
•r
>£-4*
.
three'
the
.
•'
Kaiser Aluminum &
;
decrease
a
.reported ttiat
Feb. 1/1963, it was
—fr
\f
—
end of
its annual report to stockholders./
for capital: g,ain distribution in,
of 15.3% over the preceding year, -
1961; the company announced, in
Year-end
book value adjusted
'
Joy Manufacturing Co.
with. $173,593,938. at, the.
compared
$141,350,812. as
were
year ended Dec.
Madison Fund- for =the
of
assets
Nets
for
$11,216,000'
of
Nov,
carry-forward of losses incurred in 1961. '.:■*//'/>;/"•Z'Z/Z/r •/. ■.'/."//
f; J. B. taimer. President, said the decline in sales resulted from
rescheduling releases to contract accounts-of the Easy Appliance
Division, at Syracuse,-N. -Y./ 'the liquidation of the Triplex Divison whch reported sales for the like period the previous year, and
curtailment- pf shipments, during a strike in November, 1962, at
the Ford City,, Pa. plant of the Eijer Plumingware Division.;
H<*
also said
earnings" for the period were affected by. the reduced
Voltime at Syracuse and work stoppage at Ford City.
-'. Mr; Balmer noted that-sales were now reported -before deduc4
tions for putbound freight, which is included in the cost of sales,
comparable period a year «,go has
been
with this practice;—V. 196, p. 2279. \
"18<—rV. 196,
25-cent -parr-comaipn.
a
in. the
share
Income
1876.
p,
ended
$13,746,000
jjj per
the
the listing -of
90 days,
//'/'V./,;■/■:. •/'/■/
30, 1962,.a decline of. 18,4% from the totalv
like quarter of the previous fiscal year.
Net earnings were $334,1-10, or 36 cents per share on 928,200
shares
of
stock
outstanding,
as
against $389,614, or 39 ..cents':
■'
Listing OK'd-
approved
has
Exchange
Stock
York
sales
reported
has
company
months
>r, of
'■
;
Ei^tronies Corp.—N. Y. S E
within
is
Rittmaster
.The
-V
pharmaceutical manufacturing and selling operations of the
w
w
Distillers Co;/Ltd. by Lilly's British affiliate, Eli Lilly & Co. Ltd. of
the
v
.
Murray Corp, of America—Sales Down 18.4%
purchase
As
;
confident that these valuable assets can be
profitably
utilized
through
the acquisition of
companies
with
promising growth and earning potential.:
//•/•:'';//;
.//%/■:;
It is reported
that Motec management is aggressively pursuing
</ Mr.
facilities
of
'
years.
refund
tax
.
report does not include the results of
wholly-owned subsidiary acquired after the year-end, , whose
and easual sportswear isales totaling $3,262,000 would
added 35 cents a share to Joseph & Feiss: earnings- for. the
five
next
the
over
addition, the company expects to. receive,
of appproximately $1,000,000.
In
s
The improved operating results were due to a number of factors,
including increased sales by subsidiaries, greater demand for in¬
fluenza vaccine and flu-related medicines, plus sales from products
marketed for the first time in 1962.
' /.' \
ip 1962, Lilly invested approximately $13 million in capital ex¬
penditures. This major expansion at home and abroad will provide
outerwear
available
be
realized
V
manufacturer of- J & F and Cricketeer
clothing, has reported a .10.7% increase
Cleveland,- Ohio,
and
will
approximately $16,800,000 which, under present tax law,
to reduce federal income taxes upon any earnings
of
forward
from
up
$23.1 million for the previous year. .Estimated earnings per com¬
mon" "share were',$3.19 In 1962." In 1961 earnings were $2.88.' '
*
Co.—Sales Up 10.7%—
Joseph & Feiss
This
•
men's
for the year, was an estimated $25.4 million,
income
Net
.Oregon, was closed
result,of a substan¬
simplification. A plant at Klamath Palls,
because the operation became unprofitable as a
tial drop in demand for wood fiber insulating
Coast.—V. 196, p. 320. /v,/"//
work
'■it.
/Monday, February 4, 1963
(524)
8
Stock for 1962
was
year.—v.
p.
;
196,
-
charges- and before dividends "on
$18,529,069,
2279.
/..:,;/■
New York Trap Rock
;:\/
from
>/;/
preferred
against $17,486,508 for the previous
/;'":/;/:'/////
■/■
Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
.
N. Y.,-producer of crushed stone, has reported
earnings of $1,440,897 of $1,36 per share on 1.061,622 shares
outstanding for the nine months ended Dec. 31, 1962, in its cur¬
This
West Nyack,
net
rent fiscal .year;
/
This
was
'•••
-/..•
/•
substantially above earnings of $704,199 or 68 cents per
Continued
on
page
47
i
Volume
Number
197
6235
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.-.
,
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
announcements
are
Filtrol
Per
•
Name of Company
Share
ABC
Vending Corp.
(quar.)___:
Fund, Inc.—^
( i
from ordinary income and
capital gains)
Aeroquip Cox-p. (quar.)___
(6c
Products
ALD,
No
Cnemicals
&
Inc.-—
-action
div.
Allied1 Artists
;
"
Food
Co.—
•
-
-
3-
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
—•
Allied' Cnemica! Corp. (quar.)_^i_r____u
Kid
1
•
Tobacco-Co.
Post
.
,17yae
3-1
3-
h*
(quar;) ——-
20c
3-28
3-
2-26
2-21
Products
;
Ansonia Wire & Cable Co. (stock dividend);^ 11
Two. common shares for each share held—
Anthony-Pools,■ Inc.; (quar.)
^._i—
<
—
3-
3-5
2- '5
'
3-15
2-11
3-
1
2-11
Armstrong Cork Co., common (quar.)'
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
40c
93%c
3-1
2-13
Arkansas
90c
Louisiana
conv.
Armco
pref.-
Steel
Gas,
25c
.22Vac
(quar.)_
common
(quar.)
-
(quar.)i.^
:
Armstrong Cork Co., com. (quar.)_i._
$3.75
preferred
(quar.)——
Associated Dry Goods, com. (quar.)
__i—_i.
preferred (quar.)
'
3-15
: Petroleum
ment
2-20
3-8
3-1
3-15
2-13
,
*
35c
3-1.
Harbison-Walker
2- 8
1
'
6%
«
35c
•
1
1
Quarterly
'
"..'65c
(Jamefs B.) Distilling (quar.)——20c
Beaunit Corp.
——"
; 30c
Beck (A; ,S.) ■ ShoeVCo.— -■■.
;
' ;•
.■
(Payment omitted on common and no. ac'"1
' '
tion taken of the 4% %
&
Gossett
2-14" '
■
Bliss
(E.
(quar.)___—
Co. (quar.)
W.)
Brown-Forman
Distillers
Class
(quar.)—
Class
.
A
B
(quar.)_
4 %
preferred
■
;
\
r
.
Stock
(K.
Co.
Assurance
of
Canadian
Celanese,
Ltd.—
Feb.
Georgia
(No action taken
,
.
7%
gtd.
Y.)
Co, -(N.
Fund
RR.__
Rio
Stock
8r20
2-
Kirsch
21
2-12
2-28
2-20
3-
9
Laclede
3-15
2-22
2-21
2-11
'
1
2-
8
2-
8
25c
3-29
(quar.)
30c
Corp
Crystal: Salt
3-1
2-15
3-1
M & X> Store Fixtures
Menasco Mfg.
10c
2-15
Lynch' Communication Systems Inc. (quar.)-
'
::
3-
2-15
1
2-25
$1'
•
2-
1
3-
3-22
3-
3-9
3-11
2-21
2-
7'Ac
3-15
30c
(quar.)___~,
3-
3-
-2-25
3-1
8c
-
15c"
50c
-
'
2-17
2-15
Monthly--
v.,
National
2- 5
Co.
Co;
National
National-Standard
dividend
2%
4-
1
dividend)t
'
-
preferred,
5 Vs %
preferred -(quar.
preferred (quar.
5.36%
(quar.
;
■
National
3-16
Nedicks Stores.
•
2-15
3-29
4%
2-15
$1.06Mi
$1.37'/a
r
________
-1—_1_2—.
$1.34
r:;, 5.65% " preferredv (quarr-)_w'___'_L_-_r_II*,i_-_:; $ 1.4-1!/»:
•y
3-
preferred
(quar.!__—_uir___I__—_
6.40%; -preferred
$5
;
;;: >';
2-11
v
1
•
(quar.
preferred (quar
dividend
shares held
% ,v
holders
(One
"
share
for
•
1-.
r
,A;r'2-ll
r
'}■■}
c% 2-11'
$1.42
1.
-
* 2-11
$1.60 r ;3- l
$1.25.% 3- 1
each
"J^.
25c
4-
5
-
3-22
»J-Il-i-%2-20
60c
(quar.)__^_
$1
t.—
Investment,
10c
common
ji-ww.-.u-'
^
Co.,
.__
(quar.)
com.
the-
Dakota
Federal-
Public
Power
and
Service
the
North
Commissions)v« '<£%
$4.40 preferred - (quar!)
$3.00- preferred" (quan)^LLw_;_^-_L-^-w^
2-llr
•
-
-
20c
com.
(quar.)___i_r_-;
Power
=
Pabst
Pacific
Brewing -Co.y
-
__
insurance "Co.
Packaging Corp.
Papercraft
Paterson
Corp.
of
30c
6C
(quar.)__
^ i. m.*--
Tail
20c
7l/2c
(quar.)
Oxf6r(i Mfg. Co.,-class A (quar4)l____^_____
2-11
18
Feb.
(quar.).^—*.—
Manufacturing! quar.
of
,
'
subject to approval of stock-.
Emporium CapweH
-
______
"(2-for-l stock split subject* to the approval
% $4,875 prefeired -(quar.$1.21%v'.; v3-,-1 r;%2-ll
EMPloyers Casualty Go. (Dallas) fquar. )'_-_
25c i% 3- 4 » ' 2-22''
.Stock
.Oak
2-11
i',-3r- 1,
%
5.50.%t .preferred -(quar.)_^-l__________^__'v"$1.37,/2
5.68%
1
25c-;-' 3-29
$1.75
35c
:
Co.
(quar.)__,
preferred
American
6% .preferred
2r 5
5%3^-11
Inc.
i_
(quar.)
Rental
New Jersey Zinc Co
Newmont Mining Corp.,
2-25
,
3-29
Fibre
40c
25c
(quar.)
Work-Clothes
Otter
:J
preferred
Co.
(quar.)—
Vulcanized
North
El Paso. Natural- G^s, oommon_'l_il.
rl4.io.%'"preferred' <
7%
Co.
National
-2-25
Eaton Mfg. Co^ (quar.U______;__—45a-2-25,
Edo Corporation (stock
,
Lead,
2-25
3-28
5c
—I
(increased)
(quar.)_______—
1-29
2-13
f
;—
—
(reduced)
3-21
_______________________
(quar.)_—.
com.
:
Biscuit
2-26
.
Light,
National Casket
4-1
Co., common .-(quar*)45c
preferred _(quar.)_-—$1.75
5.36%
preferred (quar.)_——
$1.34
Dynaiectron Corp.
5c
(quar.)
________—
Nalleys, Inc.
3-11
7% ;
A
(quar.) ___—
Service,, com (quar.)——
Public
National Tea
4'A%.
&
Power
preferred
50c
Duke. Power
(quar.)
Corp.,
class
2-7
3-
7c
—___^.—
preferred.' _—;—
40c
income)—
(quar.)
■
Equity Fund—
investment
Co.
preferred (quar.)__________—
preferred (quar.)
Missouri Utilities, common (quar.)_——m*
5preferred ••• jfquar.)
MSL Industries
(monthly)
:—
1
" 2-14
1,V
2-14
3-
62V2c
—
&
Stock dividend
'2? 8.
3-21
20c
*
5c
*___w«.^--w-.-«
4.30%
.1-31:
2-25
'
10c
'''*/*+■•
5.52%
"
,2-8
'
2-25
2%
—
1
■
.
Missouri
1
8%c
6%
.5%
1
3-15
3%.
Publishing Co.
Minnesota
3-11
4-
3-18
10c
'
;
-
4* 4
25c
;_
,
Capital Corp. (initial from earnings)
Miller Eros. Hat Co., common (quar.)_
2-28
15c
;
.
Co.:
Midas-International
8
4-19
(quajr.)
12 Vat
Midland
3- 1
"■
3-14 ;
$5c
8
55c
RR_
Meredith
2-25
10c
21c
12V2c
Corp.
(quar.)__—
Supermarkets, Inc. (stock dividend)-
Marshall Field
2-18
50c
}
Marsh
2-20
40c
1
Marlin-Rockwell
8
25c
Pejxper Co. (increased)—
Stock
Extra
(
2-8
30c
35c
class A <quar.)____
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.) ______—
.Lockhart Corp; (quar.)
—
Lucky Stores, Inc.. (stock dividend»__
2-14.
'
$1.44
12VnC
—:—
2-28
22V2C
10c
(quar.)__—
3-30
(quar.)
•
(quar.)_i____w___^_wwiw
3-1
(guar;)
-
5c
1%
■
(quar.)
(quar.
2-15 '
dividend
(From .net
Corp.
$2
25c
common
3-30
;
-
Inc.,
2- 8
10c
$1.18%
t
(quar.
Company
&
$1.18%
(quar.%
3-1
:
CO.
Co.
preferred
5%%
59 %c
$1.03 Ya
Lindberg Steel Treating,
3-14
'
*
22 Vic
(quar.)
CO,—_—
(R. G.)
(stock dividend)
3-1"
(quar.)____i__;______
Western
Steel
10c
(quar.)
Grande
Co.
25c
(quar.)
com-
25c
Siegler,
Leath
$1-25
25c
Bryant, Inc.
Leesonia
62 Vic
(quar.)_—
Creamery
Blower
Lear
2-21
1
,
Chemical-
2-20
2-28
82c
I
(quar.)—___________—
Co.
Knudsen
30c
,
preferred (quarl—*—_——_w
preferred - (quar.)
preferred (1959 ser.) (quar.)_____—
4%%
&
3-1
3-
.
.
,
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons Co. (quar.)
Dorr-Oliver^ Inc.; common$2 preferred (quar.)_____i_____
Dravo Corp.,' common (increased quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
:
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A; Inc. (quar.)___.
Drexel
-
.
16c
,,
(quar,)i__i__ww_i_^wi.wwAw'
preferred
% 4Vac/t>
;
;
Life Insurance
Aluminum &
4%%'
r
^
3-
Diversified, Investment Fund--___-___,
Dr.
v
.
87Vic
(quar.)___„__
Corp.
Steel
Diamond
,
kaiser
•
Laundries
Company
&
.
,.
.
15c
Instrument Corp. (reduced )•_____:
Crompton & Knowles Corp. (quar.)________
Crush; International, Ltd.
(quar.)
&
2- I
1
C.)•(increasedll'-JiZ^^w^:.
N.
(N;
-
Y.)
.
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
______________
Parchment"Paperj (increased)-'
1
oH,
'$$$£&
preferred (quar.)__
LeTourneau
Cox
Denver
2-11
2-16
'
1
3-
c
rqbrtosj
Jersey Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (s-a
& Laughlln Steel Corp., com. (quar.)
Lau
Copelqnd Refrigeration
(quar.)____.
Copperweld Steel Co.________^_______.
Cott Beverage" Corp.______!
Deere
a(Greensboro,
(quar.40c
$1!2y2
Machinery
Cooper-Bessemer Corp;
Detroit
2-21
»-
35%
Jones
3« 1'
35c
(quar.)
Container Corp.-of America,-common
preferred
■
2-13
3-25
5c
Prodincts__i
Commonwealth Income
4%
■'
1
25c
7Vic
" (quar.)____
Commercial Credit Co., common
4Vi% preferred (quar.)__
Shoe
Jefferson Standard
3-
43c
__
investment income)
(From net
,
8
2-15
f
50c
Plastics
Consolidated
3- 8
2-
1
2-25
25c
Collins &'Aikman Corp, (qUar-.)_,
Colorado Milling ,& Elevator
Cornpo
3- '8?,
3-
8c
(quar.)
Columbus-
3-8
(quax^-U,:.
Jabanj Fup^,.Inp.-rrr,. | "k
4%%
;
Co.—
(increased!-
preferred ..(quar.)-^^—
f$1.76 preferred
and the 5%
com.
Clevelandr& Pittsburgh RR.
Bottling
Common
% 4% %
Lane
the
Utilities
Southern
Iowa
2- 4
2-19
•;
__——«-w—,
—
(quar.)__
„——
(from net invest, inc.)
2- 8
4-1
20c
8
3- 1
; 3-4
_—__
2-22
Ry—
on
B
preferred
6%
.
preferred payments at this time)
(A. B.) Company (quar.)
Chattanooga Gas Co
^
Chicago, South Shore & South Bend
Coca-Cola
2-8
•
.
,
_
26)
Chance
gtd
Class
2-15
■
27 ViC;
Y.—
(quar.)
1
20c
Cap & Gown Co., class .A__
Carter Products, Inc.-(quar.)
■___
Central Charge Service, common (quar.)____
70c preferred (s-a)
4%
1
2-28
20c
stockholders
of
3-
A
2-
3-1
Investors Stock Fund
America
(5-for-l stock split subject to approval of
Central
2-15
Class
2- 8
;
100
(quar.)
2-15
1
3-
•" 10c%
k
Resistance Co.
Investors Funding Corp of N.
5%
"(quar.)w___i
Telephone
12Vic
12yac
:—__
2-19
•
(s-&)
C.)
Extra
3-
2%
California Interstate
(quar.) _______—_—
2-21
15c
dividend
—.____
(quar«>____-.___-____-,__.,
2-20
1
35c
w
C6!';v(quaF,)i^__iJwii^
—
International Silver Co.; (quar.)__ ________—
Interstate Motor Freight System (increased)
10c *4- 1'
(quar.^w^-'——_
Mens
2-11
-lOc ' !"4--l
-
(quar.)
com.
common
3-15
10c
"
class A
International
'
Bush. ;TerminaL ICo;_———■
Business
*
,
10c
15c
•
.
Corp,
(quar.)
Terminal Bldgs.
'/
,
;_w—i
:
Co.,
Incorporated Investors—
;
(Quarterly from capital gain distribution)
Inter-County Title Guaranty and Mortgage
Company (Floral Park, N. Y.)
2-15
4-
40c
Burndy
Bush
.2.
"
25c
•
Refractories,
Powder
$2 conv.,
•
Corp.-—
___.——
3-8
15c
'
—__
(quar.)
3-1
_
35c
w__
__j
class A——————
________
1
2-15
3-1
15c
Company
Co.,
1
3-1
$1.25
Company (quar.)_;
Broadway-Hale Stores (quar.)_—
Brown-Fintube
(quar.)
—
-
17Vac
37 Vic
$1.75
Borden
Brown
2-
4-1,3- 8
3-
*
Steel
Blaw-Knox Co.
•
pfd.
preferred (quar.)
Hubinger;; Company
■
pfd; At this- time)
Co.
(quar.)__
Corp., common—
7'/< 'preferred (quar.)
Binney & Smith, Inc. (quar.)_
;
:
Bird & Son, Inc;, 5% preferred (quar.)
Bethlehem
3- 5.
:! 1
3-15
Beam
Bell
from net invest¬
(quar.)___;
Water Co.
Hackensack
2- 8
3-
$1.31 (4
Bank Building & Equipment Corp< (quar.)__
Bankers & Snippers Insurance Co. (N. Y.)
1
income)
Co., 4.64%
preferred
Hercules
•'
-
—__——
all
are
2-13
933/4C
—___
Fund-—
Power
5.16%
2-7
40c
Gulf
_
Fund
■
Shares'
(Above payments
2-20
75c
.
—
Fully- Administered
,
2-13
3-15
Equipment
Fund—_——
Stock
% General-Bond
■
Corp.
15c
37'/ac
—
Capital Growth Fund____
2-21
3-1
81 Vic
.
y
"Shares-"
%
Common
Arden Farms Co.,- common..
$3 preferred
(quar.)___:
3-15
"hi i 5c
Corp.
Aviation-Electronics-Electrical
%
•
—
Products
preferred (quar.)
Securities, Inc.—
5%
Group
1
\
6c
25c
—_
_
Corp. (initial s-a)
Globe-Wernicke Industries (quar.).—
2- 8
,2- 8
1
3-2
,
;
• 30c
————_i._
i*Ti) 35c
.Granite City Steel
(quar.
I
v
15c
Gregory Industries, Inc. (quar.)____
%''->.v35c
Griesediecfc Company
3-20
2-19
>
3-15
32 Vic
—
(quar.)---
Corp.
dividend
Steel
Gorham
6 V4 c
12'/2c
60c
37 Vic
2-28
37 Vic
Corp. (quar.)
Advertising (quar.)
approved
(initial)—
common
Stock
Global
|
2-14
1
12
In-
'
two-for-one split—
Georgia-Pacific
;
4- 1 ' - 3-15
3- 9 *. /,2- 8
(3-' 0
.2-22
12c
—
Industries, Inc.—.
Stockholders
.New
2- 8
2-11
* 27c
American Pipe & Construction (uhar.)__-___
American Smelting & Refining
(quar.)
Anchor
8
2-21
*
American - Greetings.. Corp\i clas^A (quar.)
American Home Products Corp. (monthly)— ;
American Hospital Supply Corpl (quar.)
:
American
3-15
'433/4C,
__—
(quar.)
of 3%. less. British
38% %_————
of
General Outdoor
.
15c
American Can Co., 7% pfd. (quar.)
American' Electric Power- Co., new "(initial):.-
Tax
come
General.Finance
'
3-
._
(quar.)___
payment
General Steel
133/4C
45c
(increased)
Co
Corp,
(quar.) —-
(Interim
■
Allied
2-25
1__
General Drive-in Corp.
(quar.)
General Electric Co*. Ltd.—
2-15
;
V2C
;
Construction; Cprp,;
&
Freeport Sulphur Co.
1-31
!
;
Mart,
* Corp.
Fram
v'
2-15
10c
2-28
2-11
t
7c ■;
15c
Tri-
(quar.)
(quar.)___—Inc.;; (quar.);i____~
Foster-Wheeler
Holderi
2-26
.
Realty
?'"»;;60Cv preferred
lc" from
this' time
at
payment
Pictures
National. Realty
(stock dividend)2%
3-28
2-28
•'"
.-i't'. <•"/.*,.! >-. ■ .•
•'
,*»v
on
Hartlord
Payable of Rec.
I2,/ac
4'
Advisers
Air
When
(quar.)L—
Corporation'
Flrst
First
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their:;
payment date.
-
3-29
Metal
Field
tables. ' In the first we
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second table in which we show the payments previa
Payable
20c
—__
Mfg. Co. (quar.)_._:_—1—
(Marshall & Co.j (see Marshall Field)
Fiat
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends An¬
^
Corporation
When
Share
Name of Company
FMC
37 Vic
2-15
Holders
*
oj
Rec.
3-
1
2-7
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(526)
Per
the dividends announced in previous
paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
Below
give
we
preceding table.
y.y!
,
Name of Company
Per
Share
1
Air Reduction Co.
of
Inc.
Alabama
:
!
Corp.,
preferred
'
•42 Vic
3-
2-15
?J3-18
4-
51.Co
4-
'3-12
C; $1.15
4r-
3-12
4-
3-12
4-v: 1 f
3-8
$1.23
y
$1.25
i'
(quar.)
preferred
-
-
y Alberta
^unk yLin© <7o.,-'
Gas
Alisoir Ayres,
Co,
Allied
Mills,
Allied
Radio
Almar
•
Rainwear
Inc.
*
2-14 !
1—31*'
Corp.
9c
Aluminum Co.
preferred
(quar.)———:
American
Airlines,
inc.,
3 % %
preferred
(quar.)_
(quarj
!*
4-vl"
(Quarterly from net investment income)—
American Can Co,, common (quar.)
American Chain & Cahle, common (quar.)—
American Export Lines,
Inc.—_———-—
American & foreign Power Co.
_____
:
American Heritage Publishing Co., Ihc. (N. Y.)
-
•62%o
$5
54
preferred
(quar.)—
30c
1
1
sale
^-V40C
-
1
2-
!.
.3-1
2-15
2-15
2-1
:
7-
$2.25
Water
3-11
2- 8
10c
1-23
1-31
'59C
3-t L
"3^1;
1-31
.60c *
3-1
1-31
Coast
Refining
Line
/■
1-31
2-28'
V
$1.16%
J
4t
15C
-
.*!.
50c
:$-2$ ;
2- 42-
•
Chicasna
4
3-15
v
:
3-1
.
30c
,'r«y
-
Inc.-<-
-
•
2-it
3c
•
——_
Products;
1-14
IOC
preferred—^
Avco porp. ,(increased-qparsl>
*•;
Avnet Electronics Corp.
(quar.)
__i__
Axe-Houghton Fund "AM. (from income)
•Ayshire pollieries: Corp.
(quar-.)——>
2-28
":2-I5
'
2-18 4
.1-28 ,
,2-22 v wZitvfl
•10c
!
4c
29c
3-13
-
Corporation
Quarterly
(increased quar.)
*
"y;'-50C" >_
.9-16
11-29
Bank
of
Tools,
Inc.
America N.
■Ik
(quar.)
T. &
S.
10©
\
50c
.Quarterly_.w
.
Bank of Montreal
Banque
2—25
S
Nationale
!
3- "1
n
150c
(increased)!-
9-
2-1.
1-31
,
,
j
'
Barton
4% '
Distilling (stock dividend
Properties, Inc.,. class A (monthly)
Bayless (A. J.) Markets, Inc. (quar.
Baystate Corp., common--—:
v
Class A • (quar.)—
Basic
$1.40
Bayuk
©referred
Cigars,
(Interim
come '
Bell
Best
payment
t40c
of
Storage
British
■i-r
(increased)
(quar.)_
Blue
15c
T
•
' /
12'Ac
Mining
2-15
.
j
.
Lf L:---:")'-.
54c'
-
::' !
per
share)
Aluminum
Bon
Cascade
Ami-Co.
Borg-Warner
Bourjois,
; ioc
t. 35C
Brentwood
$1.20
J.)
&
preferred
Sons
Financial
Oxygen,
2-15
1-31
•3-4
■:
10c
Bread Street Trust
2-
7%
2-ia
87 V2C
4
4-
:-^
dividend) >
!■:
3-15
27 VaC
1
tax^,
2-22
3-n
4-
v-6%;
4-
1.5.
.3-
1
-
!_•
Co.
1
Contlnent-al
3-15
•
y Cook
3-
;
3- * 1-
2-
4
2-15
Can
;4^15/
■v'.:';;
.
*.'l-.;7*,
■
4-1
jc.-
**! -3-' I.*!
2-15
X';3!l
2-15
1-
2-20
6rl0
5
.
5-20
-
.'"-X' 'X-v- '
2-
8
1-18
2.-Jl4_\
2- 8
*
3-1
3-
1
2-
/
>4.3^ IX"
50C
V
2;
.1-11
2-
„■„><'
2-15
5C
1
1-31
Co.,
•
Co.
.
1-16
;
3-20:
4""'•4-
First
i -:
2-18
(5-for-4' splitls.!-
14":
t
Florida
Steel
Water
*0*
Fluor
.2-
*1-
.'2-' 4-
.
1"
3-11
10c *
-v
2-15
•'1-31!
3-15
*40e
:
8%
•
1
1-31
*
2-15
ioc
'
»
3r
2-15
•
60c
3
1-21.
>
4-1
--
'y 3- 5
3-28'
2-15
{ ; >
;
Bank
(N.
4%- stock
a
19%©-
4-30
(stock
Corp.,
,
1
divi-.
*
dividend)=_^-
v
.
5%
"
(stock
..
2-15 ■;
1-18
Foxboro
Co.
5-24!;!.-
y':>9-16 X
•
3-14
:
8-23
#2-21r;-.!X
6
1-23
"
.3-11!
2?11
-2-15
1-
2
1-
2
5%
X.
'
(stock dividend)
5%
preferred (s-a)j.-^_-l_L__i*.:
Ford Motor Company (quar.)
Dairies," Inc.-, common
4%%' preferred .(quar.)!_>
;L:t '*
2-25
6-14
■•■* :■■•:.•
Foremost
1-29
V
^
5%
•
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X
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payable in cash or common stock and 11c
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2-27
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3-15
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Union .Realty
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11-15
2-15
3-4
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.8^15
.
44
2%
25c
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5-15
,
8c
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Paint .&
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20c
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County Trust Company (White Plains,
1
3-
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5
2-1
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2-15
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First National TBank of Hawaii
'2-15.'
10c
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2-15
2- 7
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Bank
3; Controls Co. of
;
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Gas
Continental Insurance
3-8
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32c
2-15
5
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.
3-11
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$1.06 y*
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2-15
1-2
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2-15.
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2-9
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9c
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2-1.
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Continental
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3%% preferred (quar.)'
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Bowser,
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Corp.
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1
2-28
2-15
1
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1-28
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Bobbie Brooks, Inc
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5
1-31
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$1.12%
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2-28
4%
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3-28
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7
3-15
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Federal National Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federal Paper Board-Co.
;
4.60% preferred
(quar.)_-__
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1
3-21"
2-15
r-
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2-15
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3-15
,
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.
1
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46c
.
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Birdsboro Corp. (stock - dividend)
Bloomficld Building Industries, class A
Blossman, Hvdratane Gas
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2-15 - ;U*
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2-28
3- 1
4
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27
;
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Binks
.
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3-15
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Service
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Colorite
4-1
50c
; v i5c
5
2-
3-15
3-
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(qttar.).—
Fed-Mart .Corp* (%-a)___„—:
2-15
30c
$1.50
,
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3-1
2-15
-
3-11
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less
16%
1
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fodders
> 3®«^
2- 1 •
Colgatje-Palmolive• Co., common (quar.)
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preferred (quar.)
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Colonial. Acceptance Corp.; class. A (accum.)^n
Colonial Corp.? of • America
3-11
(increased)
2-11
4-
;
2-
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4%%
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;
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* 10c
-
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preferred
&
15c
.
(quar.)_——
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tax):
2-28
K 2-11
7c
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Belknap Hardware & Mfg., common....^.
\%
.
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Bearings,, Inc.' (quar.)
Beecham Group, Ltd., ADRS— '
Bekins Van
(x
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V2-15
2-15
7c
————;
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65c
5c
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Cluett: Pepbody 8c. Co.; common (interim)
7%
preferred
(quar.)^_^_!_.„.
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1u
75c
—
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1
2-25.
40©: qr-c 2-25
tc3*14
45c
30c
City products /Corp. (quar.1
"Cleveland; Electric Illuminating---.
.
1-31
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147 Vic-:
(quar.
Canadienne
^
(San Fran.)
A.
(initial)
(quar.)—...
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£ 17V2C.
Equitable: Gas: CCi; • common.^..
!J
!!! " ' 46 V4C
* -'' ;
$1.09
y-t 4.36% preferred (quar.)—.:
X Equity' Corp.; eorrimon (stock dividend)
5%
X
2-25
2-
.$1,25
preferred
(quar,)—
y $1.25
Co.,-; common; (increased)^
65c
$4.40 .preferred,
(quar.);$1.10
City Investing;Ca.
12'Mt®
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: 8-31
12-16
{
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30c
1-14
2-20
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V
3-
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3-30
preferred (quar.)i_-__—
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(quar.)_
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2-25
3-30
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5%
,
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2-26
,
:
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preferred .(-quart
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,
50c
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Baker
50C,
r'
,
2-15.
.
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Bradstreet.
1-18
1-11
7
3-14
v
preferred ^(quaa-.)^^.—
Empire Financial Corp. (stock dividend)
Empire State Oil Co. (increased s-a)_
Emoire T"rust Co. (New York) —
*
8-30
3-3®
5%
v.
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2-15
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.'-.,40©
4% preferred (quar.)
: :.$i •
3Cincinnati, New .Orleans-& Texas Pacific. Ry.
' *'.>;•)'.
;:5% preferred (quar.);—_ ,$1.25 4 : >3
2-20
-20c
,
2-15"
2-28
:
2-
110c
States Coi-p., $7 pfd.
$1.75
(accum.).'—_
$1.50:
preferred, (accum.).-—^—
Eastern Utilities Associates;; (quar.lX.XXX—,134. "X'f55©>
Eichler Homes, Inc.: (stock'dividend)-X—2%
Elasti© Stop Nut Corp. "of America™!—!—!
30c
Empire District Electric Co.—
8
2-15
1
3-1
i Cincinnati Milling- Machine,
.
*
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Cotton
Cincinnati
;
,\Vj,y.v—
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non-cumulative
Bacardi
3-
1-29
2-16
$6
2-15
1
2-15
2-15
Eastern
.
3- 8
3-
2-15
1
3-
.
80c
preferred '(quar.)—
Eastern Lime
(stock dividend)
!t;2Vl 1
$1.34375
Quarterly
Quarterly
2-21
3-15
.
25C
3-
2-1
3-1
:!
37 %c
4%%
-
3-1
1
4-
'
$1.12Vi
_______—
•
1-18
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2-15
$1.16
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR
'
Chicago Musical - Instrument (quar.)
Chicago Fneuraatic 'Tool: Con (quar.J^+.u-^u.. <
Chicago Yellow Cab Co. (quar.)
>
3-12
:
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8
,,
3-12
60e
V
(accum.)_—
Atomies Physios & Science Fund, Inc. (Del.)
From Investment income
2-9
3-22
(quar.)____-
*;
,2-15..
(
4-1
Manhattan, Bank ,(N. Y.) (quar.)r^_ ;
Chemical; Enterprises,; Inc. (quar. )_z«--—^ >
Chesapeake Corp.;of Virginia (quar.3_z.
*
iquar.)—-
preferred
Automatic Steel
(1955 series)
Inc.'
2-20
2-25
2-20
50%
—
44c
'
British income
less
East Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
.y 7%
preference :(quar.
Eastern Gas & Ftiel Associates—
y
;.
'
,.-•28-15
1
1
1-14
■
3-15
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Co. -.(Qti*!.)—"X;
c—;-X'.
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5-15
$1.12 '/a
5'
:
2-15
1
3-
;
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3-15.
2-
:T
1,
2-
•" 3-15*
12 %c
—.'J——
Electronics
Corp {(quaro
Duro-Test Corp., 5%
2-
3r
2-20
(quar.)
6%
of
Industries,
Dun ,At
2-28. t- 2-154-'
25C
^increased) *'
payment
Duff-Norton
y
8
2-28
■f.
1
2- -1
60c
Ltd.
Bridge,
Dura
1
2-15
•-Chase
1-31 '
3;. 1
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(quar.)i———-
1
m
-3c;-
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6-
3-7
7c
2-15
,
2-15
45c
Manufacturing
; Drexel Enterprises, new com.
-
2-15
'
3-
;X 3-15
Inc.. (quar.)—..L—i_——
Houses,
Properties-Corp.
Monthly ....X-'-—
4
1
■
Aircraft" fquarl)
"A, Chain
Belt Co._a^!s_____!__^^_,^
jv Champion
Spark plug Co. (quar.)
-v;
ChampJin Oil Refining; $3 pref." (quar.)_;^_
3-15"
f
27c
30c
RR
preferred
3-
:
2-28
40c
2-5
(quar.)
Co., common
Drew
r
:
6
7 3"-" 4-"
2-15
10c
(quarj—
(qdar.)'.
preferred
2-
2-15
27 %c
Seagrams
Corp.
Dresser.
-v
3-15
56 Vic
quar.)
—.iS
■
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2-20
•
8
2-28
S'
1
3-15
?3-15
2-15
8c
Dorsey Corp., 6%
preferred
X.Drackctt Company- (quar.)^
:4?3r;$'r
3- 8
12 Vie *
-x__
;
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Cessna
3-1
68%C
(quar.)__—
Co.,' common
lu-Z'
(increased
3-
45c
,
-
(quar.)__
'
Corp., 5%
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3-12
15c
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1.-31
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27c
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1-31 4
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4*
,
3-1
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Atlas
-
preferred'(quar.):
Central & South West Corp.
3- I
20C
27Vic
**
Atlantic
3-
i-4- 1
2-19
2- 8
I
3-
40c
(quar.)___'
Qoast Line Co. (Conn.)
Co.
53/a%
;
6-21
2-28
'
435c
Associated Baby Service, Inc. (Dei.)_——
Atchison Topeka A Santa Fa Ry.—
Atlantic
1
C-:4- 1
4
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2-15
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2-28
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Brooklyn
Brown
Union
Shoe
Gas,
Co.
5.50%
(increased
pfd.
(quar.)—
$1.37%
quar.)„
4.75c
,
Bruning
(Charles)
Buckingham
-
Corp.,
Co.
(quar.)———„_"
class
A___
Bullock
'
Fund, Ltd. (quarterly
vestment ineome)
Bulova
Watch
Co.
(quar.)—
15c
V_-—•
from
31 %c
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1
1
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8
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2-134
.
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Seal
convertible
pfd.
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preferred
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s
15c
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1
2-
6
3-29
3-
8 '
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$1.05
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7 %
preferred (quar.>_™_
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(quar.)
(quar.)__
$1X75
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9-16
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(quar.
of
California—
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X
(quar,)y_-:
(1956 series)-;—
27 %e
22 %c
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2-, 5
2-
5
General Telephone Co.
C.
$1,75
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Telephone
■•'! 5'/2%
:
(quar.)
'
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General Public
!'
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(quar.)500
•
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.
1-31
2-15
$1
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1-28
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quar.) —
Alkali
Dressen-Barnes
25c'
2-15
X
,
3-29
—-
Dorman Long Co., Ltd. Ordinary—
-
2-20
4-
(increased)—-29Vic
Central Soya tJo.f (quar,)^.;i—- 27Vic
Central Telephone Co.:,
cpmmon
(quar.)—
'--250
i $2.50 • preferred(qttai
$ 62Vic
.'2-' 8,-,
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$5
preferred
(quar.
1
$1.25
2-n
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33%©
3
3-13 V
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preferred (quarj—™———.
Puritas
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preferred
1 4.50%
,
&
2-28
2-28
12 Vie
1
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4
35c
(quar.)
Corp
Dominion
2-21
3-20.,
$75©
——
3^
XX 10c!
Co. - (quar.——
Dominion Stores, Ltd.
2-15
i.
25c
(quar.)__I
(quar.)____
Corp.
(quar.)_____l_
Dominick Fund, Inc. (75c from net long-term
capital gains and 5c from ordinary income) ~;i
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1-15 *
.^
40c
-
4.65%
3-15-
410c
2-
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Dodge
,
3-11
410c.
•
2
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2'X ■'■"'2- 4
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Central Louisiana Electric Go., com. (quar.)_
28c
4.58% preferred ' (qiiar.)r—$1.12Vi
2-15
>3-1
15c
(L.
4.64%
2-15
.3-1
:
3-; 1:;!*
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Arrowhead
(quar.)
Corp.,;r commdnJ-—:
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v-
2-15
•
34 %c
31%C
common
(quar.)__——^
2
33-
—y-
Dobbs
1-31
Inc. (front invest, income)
Ry./ common (s-a)__
Caterpillar Tractor (quar.
Central Illinois Light,- common
2-11
,
2-15
•37%c
Arkansas-Missouri Power,
2-15
Se '
fPirie Scott, & 'CO., common (quar.)preferred
tqttar.>_L—
u—■ $1.12Vi
4Vi ^ preferred -(qua)r.>_'J
$1-.12%
^
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$1.061/4
(quar.)
1-21
5"
3-
-25c
preferred (quar.)
—
preferred (quar.)
,
5% preference (quar.)
——1-^5-Amerltne CorpM class A (quar.)^.
Amosxeag Co.—
:
$4.50 preferred fs-a).—,———
Amsted Industries, Inc..
Anchor Coupling: Co. (quar.)-—i---------i*
Anglo-Canadian Telephone Co., cl. A (iucr.)
Anheuser-Busch,Incf. (increased)—-—.*
Anken Chemical & Film Corp. (increased)
Arizona Public Service, common-,-——•
$1,10 preferred .(quaf4-ir-i-.-T-r---------r-$2.50 preferred '<quar.
$2.36 preferred -(quar.
52.40 preferred (quar.)
$2.73 preferred (quar.)—
34^8 0
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2- 4
3-
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Dixie
1-31
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3-1
31c
5%
2-15
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2-8
$2
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2-15:
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32 Vic
(quar.-
4Vi%' preferred {quar^)-——
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I
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1
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Funa,
Carpenter
Carrie*
1
3-
3-15 *'•■*
$1
American Seating Co. (quar.)————
American Water Works, common (quar.)_:._
2-15
H
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Homes
$4 'preferred * (quar.)
■
33 Vic
Corp.. (increased)-
Canisie
2-20
3-
■
1-31
•
8
2-8
4
25c
25c
—4,vg
(quar.).
(N.
Co.
Mobile
Distillers
% 1-31
-P -1-31
32 Vic
2-
3-
'
50%
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.
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3-
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Diamond
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2-15
33 Vic
2-20
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ill 1-31
'2-15
'21V2C.
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2-28
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33C
(quar.)..,——....ff:
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Carborundum
1;
3-
:
2-13
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2-19
3-15
s
.
;
3-20
-3-15
$1.25
*
2-15
32 Vic
Dial
-
,
3-1
3-20
30c
Raynolds Co. (quar.)
Giorgio Fruit Corp. (quar.)
Di
1
t87VaC
Canai-rtanaolph Corp.
1
3-
■
3-15
•
20©
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(13c from net income and 18c from
of securities)
3-
Devoe
1
3-
18%tt
J. *
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(quar.)—————1—.
Canaaian
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3-1
30c
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3-
3-15
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$1.06 V*
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3-15
27y2*3
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5c
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When
Share
(quar.)
dividend
Dentists
1
27c
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|
(quar.)
Inc.
—
Detroiter
■
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,
Baking Co.
Lines,
debenture stock
8%
I
3-15
25c
1
20c
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2-22
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3-lo
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5;
2-
3-15
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1
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'
3-
25c
20C
Canadian: Pacific
.
Motors Corp.
22e
D
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
5
.
3-14
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6-1.4
■
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3-15 v.s
6-28
•
22 Vic
(quar.)
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; :
2-15
,
3-14
preferred (quar.)—-—-.———-Co, (quar.)——
American
Class A
1-18
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preferred <quar.>——i—i--_-—-----
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American Potash & Chemical, com.
(quar.-)_
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4
3-15
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1-22
2-25
50c
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(quar.)
——------»
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American Metal Climax Inc.
!
4'A %
?
2-20
3-30
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Cigar
Air
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3-29
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: 3-15 m
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87 Vic
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3-1
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2-
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4-20
10c
Cameo-Paikway Records,1 Inc., class A.—-i- •
12 Vic
Campbell. Machine : (s-a).—
Canada Cemettt,- Ltd.',: common^ 4increased) ^- •vfSOc"
6ya%
$32 Vic '
preference
(quar.)'
2-.5
5
3-10
'
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——:—
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common
•
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California-Western States Life Insurance Ca.
2-11
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1
2-
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D.
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2-.9
2-26
————
(quar;)—--—
of America, common
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-
Ltd.
Aluminium,
53.75
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(quar.)-
.
2-
1
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common
C
1
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(quar.)!
series
series
series
series
5.2(X%- preferred series
5.20% - preferred, series
1-18'
50C
(quar.)—--—-----------
Corp.
1-18-
2-15
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preferred
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5,28%■•preferred:
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Packing- Corp.
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Holders
Payable of Rec.
30c
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5.40% ipreiarred
(quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)__^„_,__„_
2-15
1
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Wood
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Power
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preferred
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California Electric
;
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Gas
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1
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(quar.)__
dividend)
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for each. 64 class A
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class
B shares
outstanding)—
Airport Parsing Oo. of America, cmss A__.:-
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(N. Y.)
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Burlington Industries, common
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(quar.
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Burroughs Corp. X (quar.
,
Burrus Mills, Inc., common..
'•
Holders
When
,.
Name
.
weeks and not yet
.Monday, February 4, 1963
%,
*
of Florida—.
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$1.32 preferred (quar.)_-____._..„_...,r„
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(quar.)
25c
Number 6235
197
Volume
.
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
7",,ft.
Name of
Company'
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Getz. (William) Corp•
Giannini Controls Corp.—-
^20
.
Gillette
Knitting
Rubber
Goodall
(quar.).—
27 Vic
Employees
1:
12 Vic
2-15
25c
3-15
-
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Hawaiian
Electric
Hazeltine
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inc.
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%
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Interchemical Corp.,
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77 2- 5
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25c
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(increased)— "ft;-
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preferred (quar.)
Service
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1-31
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preferred (quar.)_*__—
preferred
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preferred (quar.) ***—
4.64%
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1-25
2-21
:
2-15
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77
4-71:
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1-30
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4.20%
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2-15
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to
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4
1
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preferred-—
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ft
50c
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tfnerewed nuar. >*!_*•
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77.4-.lft-
ft:ftft 5c
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Ga'^hle
—;
3-29
25c
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>
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36c
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Realty,
(quar.)
3- 1
25C
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Progress Mfg: Coft $1.25
ft
$1.06 V«
Machines
America—
Electric Power
Inc.
(New York)—
Research
stodk
stock series
preferred
National Standard Life
1
3-15
4-1
2-23
4-19
2-15
•
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31V».c
30c
(quar.)
.**__
Prentice-Hall,
5
2-
2-18
"$2ill3
(quar.)
.
8
2-
$1.25
&
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2-15
.*2-2$
3%
.
(quar.)
income.
25c
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Powers
2-7
1
2-15
$0,065
.
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!____£
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$X
206
-
2-
2-15
4-2
20C
of America (from net capioptional—cash or stock)—*—!
of
Co.
Potomac
2-15
2-28
•
Potash
1-15
'
9
3-
10c
;
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1-31
3-8
.
'
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(quar.)___^
'
(quar.)—
1-31
40c ■7773-: Tft/
Pillsbury Company, common (increased>_!—
4-15
$4 preferred (quar.)—***—*
—*—*
2-13
Pioneer Aerodynam System (initial)l_—
.,
10c
2-15
ft:;: / 7y "5e;
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—
.3- 7
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Polychrome Corp. (stock dividend)
i. 3- 1
25c
Poor & Company (quar.)*
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3- 1
2-
1-31
2-15
.
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;2-15
2-15
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Reading Corp. "(quar.)l—
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Inc.
(incr.-quar.)
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—
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6
2-15
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Corp
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1-24
3-15
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8
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50c
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payment
Chemical Corp.—
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Chemical
Philadelphia
1
2" 4
20c
V
(stock dividend)----
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2-21
Petroleum Corp.
•
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3- 6
7
(quar.)—
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4.64% 'preferred
Penobscot
1-25
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2-
151$
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3-15
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50C7 7 %4*7i;y:
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1.1% ft 3- .8
3- 1
$4.50: preferred
(quar.)__^._____;-*fc—' $1.12 Va
2-15
2-15
3-8
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3-15
L ft.
30c
ft
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3* I
25c
*******
!—
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'__ft_l.-_!_-—-7
preferred
ft 2-11
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2-15
(quar.)
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Brewing
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3-1
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1-25
9
400
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$1.31 V*
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1st preferred
preferred
Extra
1-30
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(quar.)
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of
2-15
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National Bank.of Westchester
ft.
3-11
3-15
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15c
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2-11
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5
32 VaC
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Chemical
Park
5-21
25c
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National Aviation 'Corp.—. .!!•
ft $2.2863 from capital gains and
of
5
2-
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5
2-15
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,
2.-19
25c
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National.Bank of Detroit (quar.)—
1
1
Acme
6
2-
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2-
2-15
Vegetable Oil Corp. (quar;) !**_**.* ^20cPall Corporation, "class A (quar.)
.
10c
Pan American-World Airways (quar. )_*_*__.*
.. 20c
/Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
1-30
25c
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6
2-15
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27c
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11c
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1
2-15
1
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$1.18%
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4.80%
preferred (quar.)_
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8
2-
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20C
1-28
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4.36%
1-30
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1-28
2-28
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2-11
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4-11
10-10
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1
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.
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Kennatnetal, Inc. (quar.)_
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Keystone
3-15
2-
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3~ 1
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$1.08%
Kellwood
Ketchum & Co.
-
2-26
3-9
$1.05
—
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preferred (quar.)—!—
1
2-14
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12-31
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2-11
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31'Ac
3-29
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37y2c
3-29
Pacific Coast Properties (stock dividend)*2Va%
2-15
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25c
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Pacific Gas & Electric, 6% preferred (quar.)
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8- I
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4.20%
1
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2-25
2-7
2-25
Owens-Corhlng Fiberglass (quar.)
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Oxford Chemical, class A (quar.)
*******
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.
(quar.)_l———r
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4- 1
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pfd. (quar.)
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2-25
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3-11 <ft. 2-25
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40c
——__
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3-11
2-
dividendJj._i.-__**
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Extra;
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$1
Outboard Marine Cdrp.
1
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Co.——1—.L-j
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3-1
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2-21'
1
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Trust (N.Y.) (stk. divid.)
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:
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s
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1-31
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3-
2-15
33c
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1-31
8
2-15
2-
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1-18
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(quar.)*!^
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(quar.)
(quar.)
2-28
2-28
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Onyx Chemical; Corp. 7(quar.)_!
Opelika Mfg. Corpi,
(quar.)_*_
Orange 8s Rockland Utilities
2-18*
1
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3-29
1
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3-1
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8
2-11
,
44c
preferred -(quar..)—'-!
Pharmacal Co. (quar.)*
7 Oklahoma
4-15
7 Vac
Mon-Art,
10c
(Earle
6-29
4-30
pfd. (quar.)—__
(quar.)—*—___
Mohawk
8
8
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1-15
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——-——
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1
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common
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&
2-18
1-18
2-15
2-14
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.
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1-30
1
2-
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——
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40c
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2-6
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$1.05
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Stock distribution of one share of-Com-
2-15,
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2* I
.7
ft 3-15
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MississiWJi Power Co., 4.66% pfd.' (quar.)__
r 4.^0%
preferred * (quar:)i_l__-I——
Missouri Portland! Cenieht (quar.)
1; Mobile Gas Bervtce. Corp.-ft %
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ft 7
j
the'Alabama P. J3. Commission)*^.!-
8
2-15
$2
2-28
2-15
25C
,
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2-15
(quar.)
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(quar.)_
2-15
•
5.72%
preferred
(quar.)
*___*_*
Northwestern Public Service, common!
!i*!
5V»% preferred (quar.)
—**_*-*_
1-25"
8
River, Ltd.-—
Midwest 'Investment
:,
:
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2-
.
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'1-18
2-15
4%
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(quar.)^_——
stockholders
•
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1
1-25
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(quar.)_—' ft $1,25
5c
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.
3-
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1-25
2-28
$1.31%
Public
Jantzen,
Jersey
35c
:*
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$0.0801022
1
2-28-
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,(quar<)
*.preferred if( quar.)
..preferred (quar.)-----!----———
4.20%
preferred- ! (quarii£:!*—
Irving Trust Co. (New York)
•Stock
dividend
(subject!to approyal ,of
4
ft 2-15
,
5.75%
(Del.)—*
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2-1
-(quar.)-—'
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3.90%
'i$ 3.75%
20c
Merritt-Chapmian: & iScOtt Corp——
.
5
$1.22
Stock ^dividend
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v
2-1
pref.
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1
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'
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2-25
gains
Investors Diversified Services Inc.—
»
35c
Fire Assurance
Merchants
>
;
preferred;B (quar.)i-;
—_—
5.25% preferred (quar.)—
Interprovincial Pipe Line, Ltd. (quar.)—jInterstate Department Stores (increased)-—
Class-
2-
4%. preferred (quar.)_!*-!-__—
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8
'2-
3-9
$1
-—--i*——
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4%
,
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Mesabi
which are payable in cash
or stock at the option of
the stockholder)
International Stretch Products, inc.1
International Telephone & Telegraph—= •
,
1-25 *
!(Springfield Gardens; N. Y.)IL
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7'
7% pfd. (quar.)—_
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ordinary
income and 68 Cents from
capital
:>
2-21
3-12
$1
International
A
Ontario
3-15
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4%% .preferred (quar,)
Meadow Brook National Bank—*
;
plus 14c from-.realized
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from
(10c
2-15
4.40%
2-15
%
8
6%'/<•
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shares held)
Northern, Indiana
75c
Melville Shoe. Corp;
Fund
commonly--—
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ft:f
6c
75c
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(quatf. >-***_**
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1
,
1-25
25c
preferred
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Insurance
3-
;
—
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2-8
3-11
J7^C
(quar.)——i—-ft. ft
common
6
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3-2T
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;4%%
preferred: (quar.)**—-i.!*-———$l:l2,/a ': .■•=4- 1
4-20
50c
Maryland Casualty (increased)—______
4-20
5% ft
v. Stock -dividend
a,* '•
10c
2-25
Masco
Corp.
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2-15
31c
Quarterly from capital gains-—.
5c
2-15
Matheson Company
—
V
30c
2-28
McCord Corp.; common (quar.)—
—
3-29
62 VaC
> $2.56 preferred : (quar.) r-—
1
HOc
McIntyrC Porcupine Mines (increased quar.)
2- 1
17 %o
McKee (Arthur G) & Co.
(increased)
3-15
37 Vac.
McKesson & Robbins, Inc. (quar.)_-—
3-29
4-15
,$1.
Illinois Tool Works
(quar.)-—
Properties, Ine., class
2-
Martin-Marietta
>
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1
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3-29
:
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interest-
3-
-
*
8
3-
2-28
93%c '
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Hugoton Gas Trust—
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6
Mailman^ Ltd.—*- * r •
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t25c
Convertible priority shares
(quar.)_——
J25C
Convertible priority, shares (quar.)—
—
$$1.25
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Maine Central RR.
$16.25
Co., pfd.
(accum.)__„
Managed Funds; Inc.—
2C
Metal Shares (from investment income)—
PetroleumaSharew (from.£investmt. income)
3c
Manhattan Shirt Co.' (stock dividend)!!!!'".
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Manning,: Maxwell*',8c Moore (quar.)—-—
""l36c
*
31 %c
$1.10
2-15
.
dividend—!—
Stock
•
2-15
35c
—
Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)
National Bank (Jersey City)
Stock' dividend__*_***!-,*____—,
.
2-
ft 3-11
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and
3-1
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(quar.)——
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.Quarterly from capital gains. No action
taken' on net investment inc.
payment
1
2-
2-25
,
3-10
(quar.)
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(increased)—^
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2-19
3- 5
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Norwich
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1
2-21
Powell
1
3- 5
18c
:
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Hudson
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.!*
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2-
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1
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—
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preferred, (quar.)—
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2-15
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v
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(quar. )!____*___**
6%
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North AmericaifVan Lines—7.;
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Service
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3-10
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(quar,)—
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5
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come
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2-20
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87 Vic
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1-31
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Corp.—
(quar.)
Louisiana
2-
'■
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2-25
3- 8
27%
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3-29
2-25
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50c
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(John J.), Inc.
(quar.)
New Jersey Bank 8s Trust (Paterson, N. J.)
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-
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—!
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2-15
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Hecla
2i.
-3-11
Corp (stock dividend)—*.
Chemical1 Co.
(quar.—-
Stock
Lilly
25C
Harshaw
Harvev'g Stores,
2-15
7
;
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(stock
3-1
-77
6C
25c
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approval)
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Stock
investment income—
Co.
(annual)—_————
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3-: 1
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L-25
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Liggett
2-21
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5%
preferred (quar,)
—
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2-15
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(quar.)
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3-15
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46
12
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(528)
.
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS l- ;1
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. I, 1963*1
Year 1962
Lowest
■
Lowest
Highest
34% Oct
55
23
72% Jan
17
ts
12% Jan
2
20
743/4 Jan
4
21% Jan
78 3/4 Dec
25
60% Oct
24
25
Jun
;
.' Jan
15
Acme
Jan
29
Acme
21
27
Jan
3
12
Sep
13%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.2.50
523%
53 3%
153/4 Jan
28
Admiral
15%
15%
24
253%
14 % Jan
3
573/4 Jan
30
:•
3
,
_
30
26 3% Jan
Air
14
A
8
15
4.
19
Jan
3
203/4 Jan
2
28% Jan
7
Jan
9
93 % Jan
2,y
11% Jan
y/.;34
5
2
■
-
19
10
93
523% Jan
3
Jan
2
96°/4 Jan
19 3/4. Jan
2
22% Feb
Jan
4
423/4 Jan
2
15
13% Jan
2
57
44% Jan
y.
40
31
Jun
163% Feb
49% Jan
'• 2
13% Jan
10
Allied
17% Jan
29
Allis-Chalmers
3
91
Jan
22
30% Jan 12
49% Mar 20
163/4 Jan
2
27
Jan
2
2
233% Jan
23
Aluminium Limited-
601/2 Jan
14
25'% Jan
3
2
122% Jan
24
16
26% Feb
1
205% Jan
31
22
May 29
34
Feb
9
22 '/a Jan
.2 y
15
113'% Jan
1
22% Jan
23
17% Jan
3
31
23% Jan
Jun
26
165% Oct
18
22% Oct
r-
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25
Mar
114
Feb
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,
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65
11
Oct
18
18% Jan
41
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,
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Jan
Portland
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Amerace
Amerada
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21
3 >/2 %
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17
American
Bank
291/4 Jan
661/2 Feb /1
.
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23
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543/4 Feb
1
38% Jan 73
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23
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341/4 Jan
7
363/8 Jan
3
American
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57% Jan
3
623/„ Jan
18
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51%
21'/4 Jan
22
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10% Feb
1
94
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21
93
50
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26
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11
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31% Jan
23%'
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Ampex Corp
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100
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95
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29
15
37
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11
65% Jan
2
4
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37% Jan
28
343/« Spd
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37% Jan
253/4 Oct 26
-
29
20% Jan
24
23% May 29
353/4 Oct 22
23% Jun
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24
15
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; 33% Mar 29
May 28
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26
25
243/, Aug 21
10
39
.
22 Va Jan
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O
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8
60% Jan
25% Mar 19
25
l'/c
313/4 Jan ' 8
133
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18
100
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29% Jan
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par
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American Snuff
31
40% Jan
114%' Jan
5
1
21
48
37% Jan
American
American
17
Jan
313/a Jan
393/4 Jan
19
25
Jun
243/8 Jan
127
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26% Jan
44% Apr
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25
21% Jan
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2
20
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125
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151
8
11
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17
123
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14
56% Jan
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4
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34
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30% May
27
32
7
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20
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46
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51%
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26%
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513/4
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16
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2
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12
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par
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25
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22
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31
30
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22
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35 Va Jun
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25
38 Vb May 29
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preferred
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,
57%
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2,500
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11
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American Airlines
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21
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24Va Jan
203% Jan
15
51%
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100
$
53% Jan
31
25
convertible preferred
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24
49%
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23
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15
28% Jan
4
68% Mar 23
20% Jun
4.08%
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18% Jan
25
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303% Jan
25
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36
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56%
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15
15 y«
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17
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24
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20
37
par
3% Jan
8
36
19%
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7
24
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18
v Jan
36
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29%
,
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Co
53% Jan
f
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14% Dec
16% Jun
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89
23
100% Mar
5
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44
2
87 3/4 Jan
6
4
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15
28
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88
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27
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i
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,
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Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
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Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd-L.lOO \
3
2
23% Mar
15 %
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14 Va
,
.
78%
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1
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Oct
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39 Mi Jan
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49 Mi Jan
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*103 Ma 104 Va
*96
98Ma
24%
25%
*94
96
;
7
7Ma
45Va
46
*107Ma 108Ma
101%
101%
104
11 Ma
104
101 Ma 101%
103 Va 103 Ma
*96
98Va
24%
24%
*94
96
7Ms / 7%
46
46%
7M4
*107Ma 108Va
45%
45%
45%
45%
86
..
54
Mo'
86%
86
108%
108
108%
114M4
113%
114
32%
34 y4
33%
33%
35
26
26
62%
63
39 Ma
39%
43
34 Ma
5,100
16,600
6,700
114
87
17,600
2,900
;;
3,600
11,300
34
26
617/a
62%
9,600
39%
397/«
12,500
42%
43%
18,400
100%
..
34%
25%
,
102%
102 Va
98 Ma
( *94%
25%
25 Va
94
490
25 Ma
96
1,200
98 Ma
24%
4,800
102 Ma
*94 Ma
94
*94
,■•
,
12%
53%
108 Ma
.
23,600
5,300
9%
13
39 Ms
"
8,000
13,800
*108 Mi
62
,
25"%25%
4,100.
.
109 Ma
61%
-
31%
34%
79%
*108 Mi
6IM1
31%
34-
;.
13,700
72
*78 Ml
,
330
40,500
23,300
24
".".72"-
61%
39% >/,
,
86 V4
108%
113%
32 M4
34M4
26
48
27 Ma
79%/;
72 M4 :.
.
537/a
86Ma
109 t
114
32%
34%
26
63Ma
39%
547/e
88Mi
/
45%
26 Ma
.
• 9%
;13
10Ma
(: 53V4
22
72
*108% . 109%;
9%
47 y8
(27%
22%
47
27%
48%
47%
27%
*78 Mi
'■
-26%
48 Ms
*44%
47%
27%
48M4.
27%
22%
79%,:
72Ma
71%
( 13 .13Me
1/
45%
27%
22%
y;".*78M4
26%
9%
h
45%
46
108M4 108M4
/
lo
No par
:
; Continental Motors
43% May 29
35% May 29
,,
49
( .101% 102
:
103
103
■:■■
*96
98V2
24Ma
247/8
*94
96 ;v.v
No par
Copper & Steel
convertible preferred.
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
/42%
/
1.25
common
Continental
18% Jan
60%
39 V\
1
94 Ma Jan
$4.16
y
5
$4.50 preferred
$4.52
7,700
22%
223/4.
47%
:
72%
46Ma
46%
109
109
.27
27%
48 Mi
48%
87V2
'
108% 108% //(;
H3M4 114
v..
31%
32 M2
(
34Ma
34s/a
26
26Mb /
10
12
6% Jan
T; /?' 54M4
5
Laundries
.
•,;(.,,
100
conv
Consolidated
4
.
No par
Consol Electronics Industries
1
,
108 Ma
27.%.
9%
-13%
lOVer/ll
79Ma
•
>71%25%
72%
9Ma
com__No par
—
Natural Gas
21
„
______1
Consolidated
24
K
1
—
Cigar Corp
preferred
4.127c
29
-•78
8OM2
13
Congoleum-Nairn
Consol
'
108Ma
27Me
Consolidated
Aug 15
72
-—100
7
5 Ma Oct
(
47%
30
35% May 29
101
July 20
23Ma
*79V4
,:
26M4-\
34% Jan
92
■/(':
v
*
47
Consolidated
v;
900
14%
,
27%
21%
*44Ma
45
44%
44Ma
49Ms
47Ma
48M2
27% (((:•(■27?: '•27% ;
23% / / 22%
23%
,
47%
27
__12.50
8
28
56 Mi
-
143/0
.
45%
——
Edison
11 Ma Jan
28
8,800
22%
.
Cone Mills Corp
88 Mi Jan
900
103/4
56
.
-
Publishing,Co_-——1
—
.10
Commonwealth
Conde Nast
54% Jan
30%
103/8
-,
r
26Me
L
63 Ma Jan
25
5l3/4
52Ma
'93
94*105 ■ 1053/4
'••• 37%- 37%
44% - 44%
•
5
Inc_u^
common
preferred
conv
1
Jan
.52
44
.—5
$4.25preferred————-—No par
26% Jan
17 M4 Jun
,
.
Columbus & Southern'Ohio Elec—5
.
800
'
*29%.
813/4
100
Columbia Pictures common
(
,10
,
*19'
Inc——10
33% Jan
7
30 %
300
16
*22
System_2.50
System
Gas
56% Jan
Jun
16
10,200
Southern Ry-—
&
noncumulative 1st pfd
Columbia. Broadcasting
.Columbia
10
19
16%
30 y4
57%
*17
.
24 Ma Jan
96
30%
16%
;
*9Va
9%
19
■
2
89 Ya Jan
163/4
800
19,700
"
51 Ma
30
May 29
*16
96
563/4
57%
.9%
9%
19
21%
92
93Mi
*105Ma 106Ma
38
38Ma
.44M»- ; 45 (
36 M» Mar 16
33 M4
56%
58i/2
9%
*89'%
96
5,500
7
133/4
65% Apr
30% Oct 22
*89 J/2
98:
—25 ..."
46
May 28
57%
.17%
21% Oct 24
..
38
56%
.
25 '
Feb
38
573/8
.
29
35
38%
57%
.
28
30 M4 Jan
i
*373/4
38
57%
.
10
27% Jan
114 Ma Jan
12,000
,
9% Jan
109% Jan
2,200
22 yu
6%
.
29
Jan
22%
21%
6 3/4
.
24
Jan
109
22 Mi
20%
6 3/8
~
i
13% Jan
105% Jan
23
20%
,
49 Me Feb
81% Jan
19
22%
63/4
56 Mtfr> 56%
(15%* 15%
23% ' 23%
'27% ' 28 ;
.
2
Jan
23%
J
v
2
49 Ma Jan
61,300
^10%\l 10%
:
21
10
.32%
.
8% Jan
113Ma Mar 30
25
2
109
.313/4
-
11% Jan
83% Dec 27
107 Mi Oct
Jan
473/4 Jan
21
32%
__25c
——1
44% Jan
15% Feb
Oct
27 Ma Jan
44% Jan
Mar~23
45% Jan
72 Ma Jan
25 Ma Jan
v;
105% Jan
8
103
Jan
31%
-
4
77 V4 Jan
'i 67
16,200
323/8
52'
523/4'
l92ya 93
!
*105
105%
-.
( ; ;37%
38M4 •
C I T Financial•Corp_-_-____No par
/
44Ma
44%>
Citiea Service C© c0mmori_i_,
10
/
57%
58 - "
58 1 »58%' u l58% ' 58%
(
$4.40 conv preferredi-^——Nd par (:.,108%. 109% v (108% 109- .. /
109Ma' l09M2 ;. •
City investing
--5
.»124/://§:::/'i24
(City Products Corp—.4.—/—Nopar
26Ma.-27. 1 • ^27.
27
;
- 26%
27%
iCity Btores ; Co*—
_5
:
£ . , 9%:
6%/ 9'
< «% - 9Clark Equiphient Co——J
,10
31% »32
* l 31% " 31 Ma
"30%- 31%>
' •
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co—
—1
40Ma- 41. "
-39
40
.
39% 40 /
'
Cleveland Electric Ilium common_l5 :(■.■
.—67
-68%( ' '
67
67% *67 ••
67%'
i
$4.50 - preferred
--No par
102%, 102%
102% 102%
*102% 103%;
^
: Cleveland
& Pitts BR 1% gtd—-50
*64%. 65% - ; ;. 64%
64%
64% 64%;
/T
Special: guaranteed 4%: stock__50
;
'
*36%. 37 - v
"37:
37f
*36% 37%/
rClevifce Corporation"1_
39%
40.-— '39% ^0"
>39% * 39%«
:/Cluett Peabody A Co eomhionii3.25
• 46%(«/v;»,46;
-46%
-45% 46Ma;
lc/o preferred' —i.--——i-_il00 ,
l( -^142:, 145. ' £( *142^
145
*142 Ma 145
i:
Coca-<;ola Co
—No par
89Mi
90V4
90
90Ma
90Mi 90%:
i
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of-.N Y
1
22
23
—
23
23
23 <•
23%
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
1
• 44%
46%
45% >46%
46Ma 46% .
/
W $3.50 preferred --i-—; No par
*83 . . 84
*83 •> 84Ma
*83
84 '> '
(Collins Aikman Corpi
_Nopar:..
34%
35%
>
34% 35
34
35
Collins Radio Co
L—
1
24% -25%., 1 25
25%
-24%. 25M4.
..
Colorado Fuel &'Iron common/1—5
9%
10
. •
9% 10
9%
9%
(,/5%%/preferred.series, B___-2._5Q
35% 36
*353/4 36%
,35% 35Mi
r
28
49% Jan
22 M4 Jan
~
10
55 y8 Jan
45
26% Jan
18
31% Feb
27
Jan
42 Ma Jan
.
72% Mar 16
May 29
11M4 Oct
7l
V
*30
4%' preferred —:
—u
—100
43/4% preferred ———Jt-:—100
Cincinnati Milling Machine.Co.„_10
Colorado
41
60
38
,
12
Jan
143
May 29
19% Nov 26
32 3/4 May 29
75% Jan 19
30
8
42
.99 y4
"37%'
*16%
;
;
1.
28 5/e
*97 y4
37%
57 V2
•
49% Nov 30
57
31 Ma May 29
134 Ma Jan
3
70
12
Feb
,
1
28%
98
•
.
37% Jan
8
35% Feb
;
Chrysler Corp
;
20% Jan
5
112 yB Feb
1
,18 Ma Nov
Corp-i—
46,200
28%
37 Ma
Industries. --^.———1
Chris-Craft
.
.
8M4 Jan
59% Feb
,97 Mi May 29
O'Nttts
1,900
98
*17
Cincinnati Gas & Electric. com_8.5o
t
93
2
101M2 Jan
Chock Full
:
10,500
28%
*89%
Chicago & North Westn com_Nopari
57o
preferred, series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool ———._8
Chicago Rock Is! & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab-_11—___f.No par
Chickasha' Cotton
Oil
5
9
19
15 Ma Jun
6
35% May
Jan ;
4%
37%
57
Chicago Great Western Ry com__lo
5%. preferred ———__(__50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No par
5% series A aon»cum pfd__i._100
4
2
,10
83*600
!
37%
4%
37
38%
26il00
168,800
19Mo
22 Ma
99
38
■
;
18%
221/4
'
4%
•38
10,400
1,300
.
23%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
——40'.
28
143/4
24 Ma
"323/8
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia—-.—5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3 Ma %
convertible preferred—100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Jan
May 29
6
v
51% Jan
7
Jan
.13 Ma. Nov
137
Chemway Corp
14
98
29 3/a
_1_1
22
Jan
9
4%
43/a
38
6%
57% Jan
7 Mi Jan
4%
38
*14 Ma
f 24 Ms
24%
20% ' 20 %
39
2
'
■
38 %,
31%
.
37%
——1
Corp
4%
.
38
Corp——i——1.25
Motors,
Chemetron
3
60
75% Oct
Checker
;
2
37
28
44 Ma May
;
4%
:
38%
•
•97 Va
Jan
5% Jan
10% Jan
2
45
Mar 29
37/e Oct 24
32
43/a
31
31%
-
28%
38
——10
.
Champion Spark Plug -Co———-1 %.' y
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
17
Oct 24
25
15 Mi Jun
Co
41%
1'
Inc——
Gotham
Belt
,
14
.18
1013/8
101
-(.5
38 Mi Jan
31 Mi Dec
101
23%
..1
250
101%
24%
44 3/4
14% T 14%
4y« Jan
May 29
*100 % 101%
:
24%
101
31%
33 Ma Jan
21
48%
31%
4
16
i
•47%
14%
9 M» Apr
16
200
47%
24%
————.
r
46%
14%
Co
900
1
1,300
463/4
46%
23%
49 V* Feb
41% Feb
*75
V'"'
■
•
5,600
6,200
14%
—;
52
34%
243/a
24
29% May 29
-100
12,200
75 Ma
14%
24
f
17'/a
33%
23%
Products Corp—../l
31700
241/4
34%
77%
.
233/8
Corp
6;600
33%
:ri4%
Cessna Aircraft
150
?
v
34%
76%
22%
Certain-teed
>K'
91
•
•50
'
14%
Oct
100
52
31%
33/4 Oct
21
17%
—No par
Co
30% Oct 24
25
*75
-ri
17 Ma
Century Industries Co ———No par
Cerro
15% Jan
33
76%
35,700
40
139
,
43Mi •'■■44;/.
23%
.23%
17 Ma
17%'
24%.
17%.
200
f
23 Mi
17%
*50
7,300
23%
39%
23
*23%
173/8
52
1,160
38,900
45 Va
x45
2.50
*227/B
91
24%
:.
32,300
.
3% "
•
.38%
■:> 138
40
.
;
300
m 13,800
71 %
33/e
38
-
22%
>
:
24%
101
24%
No par
West Corp
South
*100%
100
Illinois Pub Service
V
-
44%
*34
46 %
com—..No par
:
*17%
43%
*50 ;
.
iv
•70 Ma1
391% '
>
12,600
49%
61%
62%
7%:
7%
Mu"
23
4,600
34%
•
»;137 t. 138 "91 ' ' ,91'-
-
17%
17%
17%
•
Central
Central
11
24%
(*24%:. 24%
17%
:
*48 Ma
v
.43%
43
52
*50
*17%'
17%
44
1
Jan
"
20
5,600
*333/4
'
.3%
38%
38%
■"
23
23
17%
44
48% Feb
Light
91%'
*
-;'106/./;
' /
23 Ma
39%
138." 1
,
90%"
343/a
24
2
138
,
38
-
233/4;'
38%
138.,
"90%
38%
5,700
;
141%
62%/' 63Mi d
■■■;..■
-
73./
•
.33,v
*
4,800
2,700
,X ;
;
.35% : 36%.
39%
40 Ml
611/4:
8
73/4.
'
29%
*105
;
-
48%
60
70
: "
105
*333/4"':34%rv.:
:
;"
81/4-
*23%
39'»/4 '.39%
.
138
-
"
-
70 • ' 73 •
3%
3%v
37%
■
1041/a
343/4.'-//:
8
"
34%
Central
Jun
■"
3%
37%
v
:
59%
34%
22
91
587/a
33%-
25
22 Va Oct
58%
Hudson Gas & Elec—No par
25% iJan
45% J an
35
*48 Ma
♦33%
491/4
34%
*17-
preferred series R——100
41 Ma Jan
16
■
34 Ma
98% Jan
Apr 26
173/b Oct
i
36%;
Central
233/4 May 29
.
35%
28
46% Apr 19
33 Ma Mar 27
23
Oct 23
36% \
40.1/4
46 Mi Jan
101 Ma May 28
30
35 Ma
39 Mi
34% Jan
25
123/4 Nov
,"i
*136,
.
90 Mi
-—-—-1
com__No par
17
May 29
30Ma Jun 25
36%
;
105
•
common——
1
5% preferred "-(-1—
20
Cenco! Instruments ,Corp———1
Central Aguirre Sugar Co_—.——5
28
2
33
2
52 Mi Mar 30
25
15
35%
/
,
"
49
,
,'"'M4 Ma
63M4
v.
39%:
'136
13%'
62%.
23%
.
:-39
.
76 Ma Jan
9
Dec
78
36% Jan
Jan
M* Jan
49
51 Mi Nov
Aug 23
23%
,
63%
14%/
*104
Celotex Corp
24
22
2
__10
Corp
of Amer com
No par
7%: 2n4 preferredt-lC^^li^-lOQ;
V/2% conv preferred' series A-100
.
18
45% Jan
15
23
23 Va Jan
17% Jan
■<
Products
Steel
Shares
> v '/vi
483/a
29
49
29
63%
.38%;
37%
-
Mi
,
'
;
63
-v.
par
'r„_.„TNo
r
105
13%
.
8 •
8
V8M1'
8Mi
-•-77%--78%'-v ^>73%-76%
____1.
Celanese Corp
V
Feti'Zm
24 Mi
2
15%. Jan
Mar 13
68
Feb
.
1
38% Jan
21
25 Ma May 28
139
133 Me Jan
Jan
14 '/a May 29
% 19% Sep
-
38% Jan
90
20M4Mar
Co common——
preferred
—_//lOO-v*
6M2%
2nd preferred—
-7
.7%
Jun
2
42% Feb
13
(J I)
Case
'
9
28
14
143/4 Nov
i
9
19 '
16 Mi Jun
28 Mi May 29
9
4
'
,
29
14
48 Ma
34%
'v.i55%.': 58"
—' J—1
Carter /Products Inc
Jan
37
9
Dec
91
:
26
8% Jan
80% Jan
.
Mar 22
137% May
■
Jan
3 Mi Jan
'/.
10
Jan
29 '
18% Nov
22
/
48%.
28%
48 V2
■
63
'
40 Ma
48 Ma /
■
Sales for
Feb. 1;
Jan. 81
i
the Week
Friday
Thursday
'
-,
xl4
.
37%
40 Ms
1
i >'.)
v
*1C4
34%
——50
Corp_.
j>«:.2929 Ma
28%
" 6^7^ ,;.
36 Ma
'——10
_i—
.
48%
105
62Mi
5
General
&
48 Ma
47%
14Ma
*104
—No par
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
"
28%
••
14%
Ry_lO0
v
Wednesday
Jan. 30
Tuesday
Jan. 29
..
'
,
48 Ma
28%
-
4
29% Jun
preferred
Carriers
64 Ma Jan
7
Ohio
&
Light
Carrier Corp common
;('• 4Ma%
1
Jan
&
48 Mi
lo
___No par/;
Carpenter Steel Co
62 V4 Feb
54
3 ;.
4
Jan
34% Jan
29 Ma Jan
2
Mar 12 '
77
•:
Jan
48
36 Ma Jan
26
Mfg Co—
Carlisle
j
Jan. 28
—_5
60% Jan
105
Monday
Par.
.
HIGH SALE PRICES
LOW AND
STOCK
Co
(Philip)
Corp
■Carey
101% Jan
•
35 Ma Jan
26% Jun
Carborundum
16
29 Mi Feb
13% Jan
15 Me Mar 30
13
49
26 Mi Jan
11 (
32% Jan
25
3
45% Jan
Mar 16
56
24
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STOCKS
YORK
(:.(>(( EXCHANGE*
Highest
Lowest
Highest
NEW
'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
.
7 Mo
45%
*107 Ma
62,300
5,000
107%
20
45 Mi
89
7%
46 Mi
107 Ma
45%
89
10
7 Ma
108 Ml
45 V*
130
18,900
46 M4
7 M4
46
45%
(••/.,
45%
17,600
*88
50
89
89 Ma
: '-*88%
5 ^ ;
4%
18
*18Ma
64Ma
;
63V8
UMa
UMi
56Ma
56 Va
89Ma
5Ms
183/4
64%
11%
56-Va
88Ma
4%
18Va
88Ma
47/8
18Ma
62%
64
62%
11M4
11%
11 Mi
11%
11 Mi
11%
8,700
56
56%
55 Ma
56%
54%
55%
20,600
45Ma
45%
45V*
45%
45
45 Ma
44 Ma
45
.
_
.
.
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16
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8
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14
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11
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—1
15
3
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
?
.
Par
——5
—
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32 Ma Jan
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-
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Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
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Fairchild Stratos Corp--—.
i
1
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footnotes,
see
page
23,
preferred
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Corp
1
50
1
39,400
4,500
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Monday, February 4, 1963
...
;(532)
16
NEW YORK STOCK. EXCHANGE STOCKSRECORD
Highest.
Lowest
?
13% Jun
2
17% Jan
v
20% Jan
24
8% Jan
16
17% Jan
16
38% Jan
44 Va Jan
29
16
Jan. 18
24
Jan
30
42 y2 Jan
46% Jan
28
Federated.. Dept
2
23
2
38% Jan
28
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23% Jan
2
26% Jan
15
Fiberboard
20
31% Feb
15
28% Dec
5
2
35 Va Mar 15
2
22
66 y2 Jan
24
Jan
142
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73% Jan
50ytJan
2
32
Jan
43% Oct 24
72 Va Jan
2
50 Va Jan
20% May
8
18% Jan
2
26% Mar 16
17% Jan
2
;
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137/a Oct
13
3
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23
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'
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Florida East. Coast Railway Co_:_25
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:
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28 Va Jun
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24
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23
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17
24
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'
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7
7
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'A7
2
44% Feb
Monday
Par
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Fansteel Metallurgical
8 Va Jan
14% Feb
25
47% Oct
Family Finance
15% Jan
22% Feb
11
37% Jun 27
10% May 29
29
Oct 24
14
23
5
42% Mar 15
Jan
23% Feb
22 Va-July
18 % Jun
29% Jan
26% Jan
STOCK
EXCHANGE
10% Mar 13
28
25
14
Oct 24
31
Jun 25
6% Oct 24
14% Oct 25
6% Jun
11 %
30% Oct
Mar 29
29
May 28
20
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
'££''£;£;
STOCKS
NEW YORK
J
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
-
V
..
Previous
Range for
.
,
86,500
2,100
'£'
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2,200
1,600
33>/2
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600
251/4
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25
25 va
25,600
32%
33%
323/4
33%
32%
331/8
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27%
283/a
27%
281/4
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28'A
97.900
87
86
86
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87
20
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2
30 Va Oct
24
35
46% May
2
22% Jan
21%
215/8
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21%
215/a
21%
21%
21%
21%
43% Jan
2
1
5
21%
30
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41
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39%
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39%
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39 5 8
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47% Jan
3
50% Jan
25
Gardner-Denver Co————_-r_f-5
50'A
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49%
49%
49
493,8
48 5/s
49%
33% Jan
21
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33
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45% Feb
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44%
44 %
44%
44%
45
3%
3%
3%
3%
3 Va
Feb~21
58
25
35% Jun
19% Jan
39% Jan
Jan
51
July 24
11
22
33 Va Jan
147/a Jan
3% Jan
Gamble
11
17
2% Oct
24
18 % Jun
14
27% Jan
10
17% May 29
10% Jun 27
26% Jan
2
20'A Jan
14% Jan
4
12»A Jan
12 y8 Jan
9
23 Va Jun
94 % Jan
32% Feb
26
16
67% Jan
28
Jun
1
14
9
4
General
16
General
24
31
3
2
9% Jan
24
Jan
3
16 Va Jan
24
General
Bronze
General
Cable Corp
14
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Oct
23
42% Mar 15
36% Jan
2
40% Jan
29
79 Va Jan
85
6
83% Jan
15
85 >/2 Jan
30
4%
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8
27
17
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4% Oct
24
27
Jun
29 Va Jan
46% Mar 20
4
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10
5
33 Va Jan
5% Jan
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9%
9%
15%
15%
39%
40%
40
85%
85%
85%
32
32%
350
8%
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261%
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Controls Co
General
40Vu Jan
10
General
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85 Va Jan
30
General
Foods
13% Jan
23
General: Instrument;
24
General
53% Mar
Jan
Corp
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—3
common
2
31% Jan
316 %" Dec
3
113V2 Jan
4
116% Feb
1
59% Dec
20
57% Jan
2
63% Jan
28
115% Dec
21
114
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2
81% Jun 27
88% Dec 31
87
Jan
3
90va Jan 30
30% Jun
14
2
40% Jan
15
General
24
43% Aug 14
30% Mar
1
36% Jan
Oct
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
23
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1
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2
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9
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5
26% Jan
30% Jan
29
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18
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41
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6235
197
Volume
NEWjYORK STOCKsEXCHANGE
;
Range for Previous
-A.
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'Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1.1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
Highest
59% Feb
2
27% Jan
2
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31
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15
4%
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38% Feb
1
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Harshaw
Chemical
Hart Schaffner
'
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17%. Jan 7 2
1
28
2
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2
24% Jan
29
30% Mar 23
2
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H-a'veg Industries
28 Va Jan
22
31% Jan
4
20
/ Jan
2
21% Jan
4
64% Jan
18
45
Jan
24
49% Jan
16
Hayes Industries Inc
Hazeltine Corp_____
2
86
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11
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6
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26% Jan
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35
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11
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1
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2
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15
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24
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17.
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28
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25
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26
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69
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preferred
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16
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Idaho Power Co
24
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47
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9
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47
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5
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2
87%
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32%
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preferred series A__
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1
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89
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9
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;
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preferred.No par
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Z 31V8 Jun
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100
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Dec
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38
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28
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28 '
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Jan
101:
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9
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37%
preferred
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13
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39
convertible
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28
45
34%
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24
34
21
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$2.25
8
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35%
21%
18%
5%
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Houdaille Industries Inc common__3
9
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33%
20%
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Chemical
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30
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Holt
33%
32% : 33 %
40%
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Hotels
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34%
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3
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130
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28%
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34% Jan
104
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4
4% Jan
2
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96
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2
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31
28% Jan
3
3% Jan
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1
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13
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8
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10
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11
14
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7
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69
30
15% May 24
21% July 10
37
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5
3.65%
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39
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'
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24
8
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8
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21
35% Jan
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9% Jan
42 ;
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128
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30%
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&
the Week
Feb. 1
30%
100
com
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Jan. Si
38%
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Thursday
51
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_
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l
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6%
4
■»
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2
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Hammond Organ Co—
Hanna (MA) Co
13
39% Jan
Tuesday
Jan. 38
Hammermill
48% Mar 13
128 % Apr
LOW AND HIGH 8ALE PRICES
Monday
_Z~~~5
Hamilton Watch Co
3
36% Jan
24%.Jon
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Hallicrafters Co_
34% Jan
STOCK ^RECORD
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18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(534)
.
.
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest.
Lowest
'■'• Ha A\,/ft'
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
NEW
Highest
.ft
YORK
EXCHANGE-
</r
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K
37
Mar 15
35 V# Jan
99
Sep
90
May 29
84 A: Jun
47v
26
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7
Jan
10
601/4 Jun
28
103
101
38% Jan
10
2
95 % Jan
31
17
51% Jan
9
104'% Jan
May 21
111
4
111% Jan
30
Jan
7
110
Jan
31
4%%
Kansas
.106
79% Mar 14
41%%
83
July 31
75% Jan
94% Dec
26
79% Jan
29
40% Feb
24
83
:•
10
_
Jan
Jan
&
Chem
convertible
common
3.80%
11
95
Jan
101% Nov
5
100% Jan
8
101
Jan
17
4.50%
94% Dec
27
95% Jan
10
96'/2 Jan
29
4.20%;
91
Jan
26
95'/4 Oct
22
'c 99
Jan
22
100 »/2 Jan
29
23
27
381/4 Jan
4
44% Jan
30
ft 19% Jan
201/2 Jan
28
28% Oct 12
27% Jan
32% Jan
29
Jan
53% Jan
22
Kansas Power
19
17
12
41% Nov
17% Nov
15
20
23% Jun
27
Nov
7
50% May
48 A
4%
55
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65%,Feb
1
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33
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36% Jan
30
2
30
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33'/4 Jan
28
Kendall
66 '/4 Jan
73'/8 Jan
31
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25
24
48
Jan
22
86
Jaa.'S';
26 y4 Jun
91% Mar
24
60y8Oct
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25
46% Feb
30% Jun
25
41
5
24
45% Oct
72% Jan
34% Jan
25
79% Jan
3
53% Jan
21
32 '/a Jan
15% Feb
27
44% Mar 14
33% Jun
ft
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King-Seeley Thermos Co__'
39'/a Jan
88
Feb
26
841/2 Jan
10
87
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23
57
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11
28 Vs Jan
11
32 Vo Jan
25
20
36% Jan
8
211/2 Jan
2
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15
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22
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24
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Royal Dutch Airlines——100 g
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801/2 Aug
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36'/a Feb
12
/'■
93%
109%
110
ft
102
*99%
ft
County Land Co___—_!„_2.50
Kerr-McGee :Oil Industries
—1'
591/4 Jan
34% Dec
28
11% Dee
*95*
'
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37% Jan
Jan
May 28
23
10
39% Jan
34
19
23
Jan
78% Jan
*931/2
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Co__1
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800
40 ftv'
83
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Kelsey Hayes Co„ft__J
24% Sep
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81
79%ft
1:
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'
35%
93%
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.:
110
79 %
ft-
100
Kansas Gas & Electric Co_
&
for
Thursday
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78% Mar 16
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13
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; ft
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47% Jun
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52
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27
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r
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36 '/a Nov
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24
1
81
3
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2
39% Jan
78
Kaiser Alum
2
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50% Jan
20
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112
May 16
3
Jan
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday
'
-
25
ft, ft (ft.)ft!.;■■; t; "ftftft
'ft/ft'
STOCK
321/4
.77
17
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17
.
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5,400
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14 •'■':
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26
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25
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40% Jan
2
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14
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
19 y2 May 29
31 % Jan
12
313/a Jan
30
La**!-*-
36% Aug li
20 % Oct 25
40'/a Mar
Oct
8
10
36% Jan
Jun
15
22
131/2 Jun
26
39
15
1 %
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3
25% Jan
15
2
14
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13% Jan
3
1
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22
Jan
2
27% Feb
1
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6
7
Jan
2
7% Jan
18
3
8
163/4 Jan
2
1% Mar 16
1% Jan
2
24
Sep 28
May 29
19% Jan
22
15% Jan
Feb
19% Jan 14
223/4 Dec
9
Jan : 3
22
11
1% Jan
23
Jan
3
31
$1.50
9
5% Jan
2
6% Jan
7
7
263/4 Jan
2
29% Feb
1
Lehman
433/4 Feb
8
33% Jan
3
39% Jan
22
25
4
>
Feb
8
934 Jan
2
IOV4.Jan
18
Leonard
Mar 19
51% Jan
2
55% Jan 18
Aft -9% Oct 24
12% Jan
16
63% Oct
147
17% Mar 12
1103/s Feb
23
C
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13% Jan
2
66 % Jan
6
155% May 11
May 31
155
.
453/8 Nov 26
42 % Jan
17
44%'Jan.
15
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15% Jan
11
18% Jan
50% Jan
28
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25
2
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24
543/4 Mar 29
4% Oct
25
191/2 Jan
153/a Oct
:
24
57
46
2
5% Janft 2
16% Jan
17
69 3/» Dec
64V8Jan
49'A Jan
21
23
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17% Oct
24
19 % Jan
23
24% Feb
17% Jan
ft 27% Jan
22% Jan
123
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47% Feb
155 % Jan
6
39 \
May 29
100% July 6
88
Aug
9
95
Dec
90
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3
96
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36% Oct 24
137-
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27
151
40
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conv
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14
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96
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9fi
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16
42 % Jan
2
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1423/4 Jan
Jan
11
4.25%
series
D
97
95
preferred
17
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series
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64 'ft
8% May 29
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11
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55%
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24,000
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181/4 Jan
28
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ft
.
300
511/4
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145 ftt
4,200
22,200
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180
ft
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6%
517/8
70 -■
1
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7.
50%
36%
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—
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50
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v
148%
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67ytt
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:
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23%
12%
13%
13%
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97
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934 Jan
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;
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10
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1,000
20,600
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29%
10
155
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i
900
5%
-ft
35'%
19%'19 V«
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Lorillard (P) Co commonft__—___'
5
7% preferred..
ft_ •
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100
Louisville Gas & El Co
21 % Feb
8
29%
-36%
29'%
■:
•
37% Jan 24
67% Jan
13% Feb
22%
6
*5%
29'%
19%'2Q%:
ft
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22
22%
6 J/4
52%-.
100
149
v Jan
221%
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100
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17,100
'
36
66 y2
10
1
1%
22'/2
,17%.. .16% -;
; 49%
50% *
4.84%
conv
preferred
—ft1
100
Long Island Lighting Co com—lo
5% series B preferred—
100
1
Feb
6,500
1%
18%
ft 10%
42%
1—2_
Lone
18%
1'%
10%'T
29%
*20 v
Litton' Industries Incft A -ft—ft.
1
Lockheed Aircraft Cotp__L
—___l
Loew's Theatres Inq___^
Lone- Star Cement
.Corp—ft—I~I—4
5,700
18%
36% i
•
72%
155
_20
_;
50,700
7%
1%
vft.l3%:':..13%':;;
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105
1
Apr
non-cum
16,100
a 28%
18%
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'ft.55%:'' 55%
_25
_
29
v
J
55%'Feb
Jan
6
31
633/4 Feb
25% May 29
104
4
140 ft
51 % Jan
Mar 20
Mar 20
2
20%, Jan 15
24> Jan 14
132% Jan
23
57
104
14.
233/*" Jan
2
18% May 29
Jan
54% Jan
24
15% Oct
33A%
" 7%
291/2
10 y»
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Lionel Corp common-ft——ftL;—2.50' '
'•
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69
3
56
July 9
May 29
34 %
46 % Jan
2
Jan
I
'preferred—>
Lily Tulip Cup Corp.
Zft~__5":
Ling-Temco-Vought. Inc
•
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9,
28
25
com
16%
V
16%
25
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6%
35%
?
?
ft
7%
31% May 29
Jun
~i
~ "~3
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18
*5%
29 %
Inc
6,400'
28,400
71/4
16 J/2
7%.
ft
iy2
22% :
*22%
Glass
17 y4
'
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Colft ~~"5
Libby______^___ft_7
Libby McNeil &
1
Jan
Refineries
23
16%
1,900
25%
25 Vs
24%
v
50
,
22%
17%
/ 16 J/4
.
18% -18%
:.i%.,
__i___i
Libbey-Owens-Ford
25
74'/a Feb
2
Jan
25-
ft
25%
^/:;-22.%ft 23-:-a
16%.
'
25'%
16%
.A-7%,.;. 7%
♦44
50
25'A
17%
24%.
ft'
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%:*• 22%5?
5
Lehn & Fluk Products
13
62
7
22 V4 May 29
8% Oct
conv
Feb
ft;
/A 22
ft
25%
.
16%
—lis
pfd series A
Lehigh Valley RR
"
25
24
43 % Oct
~
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Corp_
353/4 Feb
4% Jun
23% Oct
25 y4
-
ft
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
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Lehigh Portland Cement,
2.ft 15
Lehigh Valley Industries common.!
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<
ft'Ifti? ft
Siegler Inc—ft—_j___
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3Q%.:-31%-;
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-
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Lanvin-Parfums Inc.ft._i_—__i_—ftl -
15
Jan
153/4 Mar
8
ft
-
Lane
18% Jan
20
Feb
213/4 Apr
25
5% July
15
'•
9
291/4 Feb
13% Jun
26% Jan
3
15%
.14%
common—;.
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preferred series -A—ft—.-25
3
36% Jan
13% Oct
18
233/4 Jan
1
Uas. Co
A.32%
'
2,500
16%
U"
M
21% Oct
25
40% Feb
20
24
>A
Jan
2
30
Jan
17
2a V4 Jun. 25
44 %■ Mar 15
36 % Jan
2
41'
44 %Jun
Jan
31;
5
47 % Feb
46
45% Jun
25
72
23
Jan
2
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47% Jan
:
31
51/4%
56
Jan
2
59% Jan
8
Jan
16
93
Dec
31
92
Jan
7
17% Oct
24
941% Jan
28
30% Jan
15
21% Feb
1
24
86
:& 1% Oct
24
3% Mar 27
l3/4 Jan
73/4 Oct
24
IO1/4 Mar 21
8 % Jan
2
Mae Andrews^ &
Forbes.—^.ft—ivio
Mack Trucks Inc common
ft;
—5
;
-
3
93/4' Jan
16
50
Jun
26
74% Feb
Jun
25
47 3/8 Mar 20
34% Jun
25
56% Mar 12
413/4 Jan
3
Jun
46% Jan
323/4 Feb
22 3/4 Jan
2
271/2 Jan
27
213/i Jan
3
23% Jan
7
63/8 Jan
60c
25
5% Jan
'
31
24
Madison
24
25
20% Oct
18
19
41/2 Jun
36
25
7
May 29
8
63
28
Feb
Mar
14
Jan
2
67% Feb
35% Jan
2
40% Jan
6
1 A :ft'
441/4 Jan
2
203/4 May 29
34
Aug 30
29 % Jan
11
22 %
May 29
35
Mar
1
26 3/4 Jan
2
21
Oct
28"% Sep
29% Feb
1
4
243/a Jan
2
26% Jan
9% Jun
27
18% Jan
12
12% Jan
2
30% Oct
24
56
Feb
13
14 3/a Jan
341/2 Jan
23
373/4 Jan
2
297/8 Aug 29
46% Mar 15
773/4 Jan
5
Maracaibo Oil
23
10
39% Jan
2
53V4 Jan
2
58
May 18
Jan :23
82'A Jan
2
85
Jan
30
831/4 Jan
25
841/4 Jan
23
$3.75
751/2 Jan
9
76
Jan
14
$3.40
82
3
831/2 Jan
16
83% May 17
29
76
20
May 21
84
May 10
A 35% Feb
5
13% Oct
24
233/8 Jun
25
35% Feb
33
Jun
27
78% Jan
29% Jun
21
35
Dec
,
Jan
28
54% Jan
29
36
21
231/2 Jan A&AftfttA
McCall
221/4 Jan
4
23% Jan 28
2
17 3/a Jan
93
Jan
19
■
Jan
82% Jan
24
9
83
Jan
2
22
100
Jan
16
19
65
Jan
\
2
86
Jan
Jan
913/a Jan
105
'Jan
703/4 jan
33% Feb 21
223/4 Jan
10
Jun
21
271/2 Jan
61% Nov
23
5j% Jan
17
28% Oct
26
40% Mar 15
57% Jan
34% Jan
8
371/4 Jan
15
Jun
26
26
9% Oct
24
30 % May 28
343/4 Jan
2
23% Jan
2
19% Jan
4
16 ft Jan
ft 49% Feb
9
40
;ft
7
$1.50
22
,?■ ftft
22
ft
$6
8
ft
;
common
1945
26 y8
1959
Inc—_
;■■■■/■
_
24
A
84
ft;
26% Jan
14
22
16% Jan
10
453/4 Jan
18
-
15%' Jan
9
9
10% Jan
2
46% Jan
2
39'A Jan
3
"A..
26
12% Jan
42% Jan
29
31
9% Jan
2
38 % Feb
11% Jan
28
8
23% Jan
3
25
23% Mar 12
27% Jan
25 ft"-.,
213/8 jan
33'A Jun
20
48% Apr
12
91
Jan
30
96
Jun
29
17
27
26% Feb
7
4
32% Apr
2
90
Oct
footnotes,
38% Jan
6
24% Jan
10
86% Jan
see
page
2'6.
42 'A. Feb ft 1
7
20% Jan
23%; Feb
94
,'Jan
29
4
93% Jan
Jun
4
233/a Jan
28
15
4
2
27% Jan
90
Jan
3
Co
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ft
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&
Robbins Inc—_
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A
_
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i
4%
preferred series B__
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5%
19,700
26
26%
6,000
18,400
34«/8
33'/4
33%
33%
29%
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29%
291%
291/2
26%
26%
26 '/a
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37%
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36%
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353/4
.
26%
26 4/8
i
13%
36
600
29%
33%
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700
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46
•
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24
46
34%
,
ft
29,100
18,100
453,4
56%
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36
ft
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86V4
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841/2
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84
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4,400
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16 Va
16 Vn
31%
32
31%
31%
7,900
54%
53»/2
53%
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35
35i/2
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32 ftftftft
31s/a
32
533/8
54%
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351/4
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351/4
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20
23 3/8
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23%
23%
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86
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110
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32 ft
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84
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ft
ft
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ft
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70
ft
16'/4 A
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,
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;
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ft-
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16%
443/4
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42
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ft
:
90
150
25%.
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14
ft
421/t.
.;
27 %
35 %
37,100
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19,100
35%
14,600
25%
351/2
26
26
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35%
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.'
16%
163/4
163/4
'ft *16%
431/2
44 '/a
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44
t-
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14%
141/a
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41%
42
42%
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11
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3
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360
70'A
27
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44
ft ..14
56%:
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70%
26%
70 3/4
44
ft
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411/4
261/4
*
II,300
16%
300
441/2
ft. 8,500
14%
2,400
42%
14,400
11%
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•
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41
42
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ft
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42
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223/4
23
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27
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42
23%
41%
23%
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23
'ft 24%
A
6,900:
3,200
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891/4
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24% ft' 24% '
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26%
273/4
221/4
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26 3/8'
41 ya
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ft 11 %
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A
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ft
28 y4
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91
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105
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i
1,000
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105
701/4
35
-
900
19%
23'/4
16
-
90
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353/8
ft-
163/4f
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86
ft" 88%
26%'
555/8
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20
89
70% ft.
ft
.
104
27%
54%
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88
104
-ft
35
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441/4
16%
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55%
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84
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102 y2
69
-'
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23%
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*
'ft'
54%
.
161%
-
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Melville Shoe Corp common——l
53,4
47
38%
A
23%
&
Portland
ft"'5% ft
53/4
45%.
ft
37%
:
76%
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1
Eng Co_,_
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McQuay Norris Mfg Co__ft—
10
"V
Mead Corp common
'
5 A';:
4%% preferred (1st seriesT.IlOO
Medusa
*5%
7,000
"
"
53/4-..
>
84% -ft ft;/--84 ft'-'
35
.
,
231/4
22%
84
•
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:.(X 541/4
9
Co_——1__I~i
273/4
23%
'
1
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No par
46
27%
23%
,1121%
31j/4
-'
.
1
_
Publishing
McGregor-Doniger Inc class
McLean
,_1
46
27%
m 35%, 37%
-571/4
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j.
2.50
46'/4
271/4
'
par
Corp
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
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Aircraft
>
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381/4
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preference B__„ft_100
(J
McDonnell
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2
*84
ft
,
preferred-!—100 •?
preference B
—100
McDermott
4'A/A
Jaii
23% Jan
conv
'45%
•
'
convertible
conv
38%
36,300
*23'/4
13%
21%
I,700
38%
;
23'A
353/4
■36
;
56%
•
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Corp—I—ft,—_—No
'
9 Va
67'A
38%
91/4
45%
23y4
26%
-
700
9ya,
'65'/4-
383/4
27i/4
5%
36'/a ■' J
38
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No par
preferred—
26%
133/4'
36
series-No par
common—
conv
13%
353/4
'ft- -21%
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series—100
ft
13,700
65% ft 651/2
23'/4
>
38
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f
25,100 A
38 Vo.
:A'9%ft;
9%
26i/4
,231/4
-
190
-
66
45 3/8
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•
ft ftft;
65%
26
33%
v
1
No par
A
'
ft
2ya
45%
34'/a
33 3/4-
2y8
39%
47%
'
2%
8,900 A*
.
94 ;A
2
2,300 A-
;
217/a
94"
25%
ft 46%
•■»■-
'
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ft
453/4
46%;
-
v,
93a/4
23%
21/4
91/4
ft
58
573/4
93%
-
'
22,500
,
47%
39
•
'
6
*5%-
—No par
Co_^
4%%
ft A
31
8 % Oct
For
Co
Corp..ft
preferred
5%%
17% Jun
81 % Jan
^
;
9
41
401/2
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57%
57 '.'ft.
600
29,'/a
*29%
.
•23'A.
23 %
2ya
65%'4
-28% ' 29%
?
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;
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3
McCrory Corp common—;
ft_j
50c
3%% convertible preferred—.100
A ft.{ft
-
13% Oct
24% Oct 25
1
McCord
16
Mar
8
.'■•
■
;
23 y8
;,'Ai 46%
preferred.,'—
Inc
19
150% Jan
18% Oct 23
No par
9
ft
r
•
233/8
-
94
"
A
,
MCA
19
104
19
&
Corp
(J W)
Maytag
1
81% Dec 27
323A Jun
Mays
,
1934 Feb
Jan
18% Aug
33/4%
10
32
2
1
•25%
23'/a
-■
preferred 1947 series.No par
2
125
SS1-:
171/4 Jan
2
48
Jan
Field
25%
47%
94
29%
41
40%
;i47%r; 473/4
563/4* 57%
-
•
2 vi
:
65%
39%
46' 'A
A-: 45%
•
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'
23%
2%
"
65%
>
39%
.
Corp
May Dept Stores
$3.75 preferred
2
81% Dec 24
23
2
29 % Jan
3
Masonite
■
65%
;
4 J'/a
47V4
57%
.941% -
•23%
2ya ■ ft.2%:-/.,
:rftC *9 ftft 93/8 Vi
j
-
231%
■
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293/a
:
561/2
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,
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■
•'
ft' 94Va .' ♦
23%
com_l
Exploration-
Martin-Marietta
^ '''ft
:
23 3/a Sep
24
Dec
14% Jan
17
2
20
&
'
34% Jan
32% Jan
15% Nov 27
63
Jan
Marshall
•
251/a Jan
22
102 % Nov
14
36% Jan
21
19% Oct
"3LAAA
2
771/2 Feb
»
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Marlin-RockwellCorp._ ;___IftI' r.i i
Marquardt Corp__
HI"
1
Marquette Cement Mfg C0IIIIIIII4
27
84
:
"
preierred__No par
Midland
36% Dec
703/4 Jun
Jun
Marine
37% Jan 30 A
22% Jan
4
58% Jan
Corp"
Marathon Oil Co—
Maremont Corp_« _ft__,.__
ft;/';?;;
ft/A/:
33% Jan
211/a Jan
77% Feb
15
convertible
28% Jan
17
May 28
25% May 29
42% Jun 25
Square Garden
Manning Maxwell
14
23
Jan
ft-v-.-46%-.r 471/4--•
:,;.ft,94
J
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i
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19
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53%
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Pet Milk Cc? common
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50% .50% /
50.
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100
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Petroleum Corp of America———^1
16% ,17~ :
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Phila Electric Co common
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.
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103% 103%
3.80%
preferred——.——100
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35%
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preferred—100
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49
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Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
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/ .55% 5G
55% ' 55%
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56% ;
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. *100
102
Piper. Aircraft Corp———————1
31%, 31%
31%, 33% /
32% 33%
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Pittsburgh .Coke & Chem Co coift^lo
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77% 77%. • .*77Va 85
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Peoria & Eastern-
48% Jan
■
.
149% 149%
6y4
6%
15% 16%
11% 12%
34%
18
18
18
13%
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18
60%
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19% Jan
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1
59% Feb
2
31
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105
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34
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Peoples Gas Lighi; & Coke—No par
4
Jan
15
preferred————-i.—-^.No par
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51
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96
15
2
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2
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1
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2
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15
25
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2
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44% Oct
2
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24
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.
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3
32% Jan
Apr
58
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33 y4 Oct
39% Jan.15
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35% Oct
3
Jan;
56% Feb
Oct 24
25
12% Jun
46% Jan. 23 /'
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37
20
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3
45
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34
2
106 y4 Mdy
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28% May 29
98 y4 July 25
19% Jan
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2
41% Jan
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4
14
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4
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40. •
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,
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27%,
26
27
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Parmalee Transportation—
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53!/2
- 52V4
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Peabody Coal Co common
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30.
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29%.
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Pendleton Tool- Industries
1
32%
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32%
31% 31%
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19% ; ' . .18% 19 ■
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19% •
;
19%; 19
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp-/
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9'/2
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16
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;
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8
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5
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14
2
13
12
23% Mar 5
v"
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25
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17% Jan
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5
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10 y4 Jun
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100
v
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76% Jan ia
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27
29
29
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22% Jan
17
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11
20
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Oct
15% Jan
Aug 30
25
26 y» May
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Mathleson.. Chemical Corp
—3.125 >:>;
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—30c
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^-No. par;:'
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co topflu-,-6.25
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59%: Jan 30
100% Jan
>
12
36% Feb
24
47 ;'••>: May
142 %
4
2
21% Jan
%
.
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May 29
25
14 Y
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities!—~10
13% Jan
2>
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25
Olin
10
54% Jan
5
V;. 15% Jan
Oklahoma
28
52 >/2 Jan
2
47% Jan
,
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25
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2
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Jan
2
Jan Y 2
Mar 23
96
115
21
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2
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:
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26
v
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•
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:
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28
16 y4 Jun
1
50% Feb
3
97 V4 Jan
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19
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105
97% July .3
3
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49%
common—,.-.-^^^15 V
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100
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Sales for
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Jan. 30,
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Jan. 81
Feb. 1
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STOCKS
Previous
Range for
92
Monday, February 4, 1963
and Financial Chronicle;•
The Commercial
(536)
20
Number 6235
197
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW Y( IKK STOCK!EXCHANGE STOCK KECORD
V
Range for Previous
\ STOCKS
,
*
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: •
Highest
Lowest
RartgeSinc«f Jan.-1,19G3
•
Lowest
•
-
56
■
■
NEW
/Highest.
2
•
YORK
,
STOCK
Monday
Radio
79
79%
39%
-37%
16%
16%
Purina Co_
Inc
.Ranco
11% Feb
1
77% Jan
16
8% Jan
2
Raymond
21% Jan
2
Rayonier
Random
10%
Inc
24%
10% Jan
29
15
Red
21
17
Owl
1
15% Jan
7
Reed Roller Bit Co
12
Jan
2
Reeves
4
10% Jan
2
Reichhold
6
18% Jan
4
Reliable
8
21 % Feb
12
16% Jan
29% Apr
49 J/2 Jan
23
4
38% Jan
3
Reliance
23
Jan
14 % Jan
2
76
Jan
30
53
Jan
19
16 % Jan
2
12% Jan
4
17
6% Jan-
Mar 12
14
2
Jan
;
2
Jan
4
43 J/4 Jan
5
36 % Jan
67% Mar 13
23% Jan
2
14
49% Jan
31
102% Jan
16
40% Jan
30
8
Jan
4
87% Jan
14
10% Jan
2
5'/a Dec
7
'2
4% Jan
Richardson-Merrell
Jan
17
39
Jan
2
Richfield
37 J/2 Mar 19
32% Jan
8
34% Mar 26
Ritter
Jan
3
Rochester Gas
37% Dec 31
37% Jan
2
Rochester
'.Feb
34% Jan
2
Rockwell-Standard
"38
8
124% Dec
5
111
Jan
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30
97
Dec
18
jab
>25
29% Feb
12
Royal
Royal
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17y8 Jan
4
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10
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3
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8
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25
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25
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24
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2
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5
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14
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8
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4
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78% Jan
10
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23
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37%
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11%
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12%
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21%
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9'/4
91/4
9%
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&
4
22
Servel
Jan
29
Inc
14% Jan
18
2
12% Jan
11
Shahmoon
30
37% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
241/0 Jan
Sharon
22
2
14
Jan
34% Jan
16
38
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23% Jan
31
16
22% Jan
18% Jan
15
2
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28
2
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14
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58
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l
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1
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1
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18%
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18%
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25%
26%
26%
26%
253/4
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26
26
26
34%
35
343/4
35
34%
34%
34%
29%
30%
297/8
31
31
31%
31
31%
25
233/4
23%
23%
23%
23%
26% Jan
28
Apr 19
37 y4 Jan
15
Signode Steel Strapping Co
Simmons.; Co —.L
No par:
34%
35%
33% Mar 29
31% Feb
1
Simonds Saw & Steel
No par
29%
30%
26% May 22
25/2 Jan
23
Simplicity
50c
24%
24%
24
5
Sinclair
129% Mar 22
56
*0% Feb
62
Feb
•
:
of
America-,..*
,
40 V4 Jan
22
134/4 Jan
30
Singer
21
58% Jan
29
Skelly
Pattern Co—;
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35% Mar
8
26% Jan
30
Smith
29% Jan
5
26% Jan
22
Smith-Douglass Co
72% Feb
28
65% Jan
23
Smith
Ol
Kline
27
61% Jan
31
26
13/2 Jan
9
9% Jan/2
9% Feb
1
South
South Carolina E
Socony
Mobil
Oil
Co
Gold
Amer
Feb
15
56% Jan
2
53
Feb
19
53
Jan
23
44% Jan
17
36% Jan
14
South
Jersey
40% Jan
16
35% Jan
16
South
Puerto
Jan
16
32
25
v
23% Feb
16
23% Jan
28
Southeastern
Jan
25
Southern
California
33
31% Mar 30
33
57 y4 Jan
30
56% Jan
38%
393/4
38%
39%
39%
39%
134
l333/4
134%
133%
135%
58%
563/4
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57%
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57%
134%
58%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
25%
26%
26
26 %
5
25%
26
25%
25%
253/4
26
25%
26%
26%
26%
Labs_No par
64%
64%
64%
65
63%
64%
63
64
63%
64
15
60%
61%
61
61
60%
61%
61%
62 %
12%
12%
123/4
13%
12%
13
12%
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&
58
8%
40
132%
58
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1
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Jan
39%
134
57%
French
59% Dec
5%
39 y8
130%
Inc
12% Nov
&
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com_4.50
Co
preferred
50
Gas
—
Public Service Co
Edison
Cb'
54% Jan
14
24
Southern
9
Southern
Indiana
Mar 21
48 /a Jan
28
Southern Natural Gas Co
30% Feb 10
31% Jan
29
Southern
Pacific
59% Feb
59% Jan
30
/
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Railway
a
53
50
-May
7
20% Dec 31
21
Jan
25
75
74
Jan
15
Apr
35% Mar
1H
5%
non-cum
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&
5
&
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7.50
15 ?.
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18
96
Jan
15
38% Mar
1
28.
Jan
86
8
90
Feb
Mar
footnotes,
see
page
23
29
1
;
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22%
23
22%
23
32 3%
33
32%
32%
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53%
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53
48
533/4
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473%
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47
47%
31%
29%
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59%
59%
20%
20%
72
35%
36%
Service
Co
& Bros Inc
1
1
1
2.50
Co
common
!:
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preferred
223/4
32%
20%
Public
Rand
23%
323/4
72
preferred
$4.50
32
23%
20%
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Chemical
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•
♦31%
75
2
9
32
203/4
42 V, jan
2
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20%
24
May
31%
20%
8y4 Jan
97
313/4
20%
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24 Va Jan
34/a
31%
59%
100
common
100
50c
25
,
Spiegel Inc common
$4.50 preferred
6
1
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35%
36
33%
31%
59%
ctfs
36%
34%
35
34%
597/a
(A
4.20%
36%
35%
33%
31%
Spalding
1
54
35%
35
59/4
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Feb
*52/4
54
353/4
34%
593/4
tr
9%
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54
31%
16 Va Jan
„
54
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stock
13
55%
55%
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20
14/4 Jan
97
9%
55%
common
5
26
9/4
55%
29%
2
95% Dec
9%
553/4
31
preferred
Spencer
*53
9%
55%
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47% Jan
Sparton
9%
58%
9%
(Del)
26% Jan
Gi
12/4
47%
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Southwestern
29
18
28
8% Jan 29
31% Jan
9
36 /a Jan
7
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1
8yj
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57%
553/4
9
55%
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61%
13%
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preferred
40%
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5
Co
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35
5
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&
' 24%
v
20
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10
Manufacturing Co
Oil Co„_-^—
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331/2
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Co
Corp
79i\
5'/a
34%.
2
33% Jan
2
:
23%.
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16'A Jan
8%
67%
58%
32%
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15%
,
1
—
(Frank G)
Sheraton
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67 ya
18% Jan 16
19% July 10
9%
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33%
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Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord.£l
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Oil
34%
& Gas
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Shattuck
2
16
44
341/4
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3
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Shamrock
23
22% Jan
Co
common
91/2 Jan
431/4
/
5
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_i
341/2 Jan
18% Jan
Falls
issued
1;
5
5
—
Seiberling Rubber Co
Jan
Hi/4 Jan
105
20
Seaboard Finance CQs,_*_—
Seagrave. Corp
Sealright-Oswego
29
31
4
Air Line RR Co
5.25 preferred
S F C Financial
11% Mar 30,
12
Paper Co common—No par
$3.40 preferred
-No par;
28
91/4 Jan
^
SchlumbergerN V--.——a.™——1'
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51/2%' convertible preferred
50.
1
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Mfg Co common
25
3.65 %
preferred - —,
100
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer_
1
25
Jan
•
Dec
For
14
50 i-
;
40%,
61%
$4 preferred
29
Jan
-
41% Mar 20
Oct 22
V
50
1061/4
42 %
Scoville
23
4
23
May 28
47%
31%
61%
Scott
23
5 % Jan
.12
147/a May 29
9% Oct 24
41%
47%
32%
25%-
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San -Diego Gas
Electric Cq..^.101
San Dibgo Imperial Corp-——--I
Sangamo Electric Co—
—5,
,
29
28% Oct 23
|16
41%
48%
421/2
SCM
Jan: 28
Jan 18
4
18/4 Jan
Jan
<
23
.4% Jan
2
45/2 Feb
16% Jan
321/a Jan
15% Mar
Aug
•'8% Jan 28
70% Feb
1
23% Jan
14% Jan
104
>
2
2
30 y4 Jun
14 Va Jun
•
88% Jan
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
25
-
77
12
0%-Feb :
33% Dec 31
33
59
Jan
Jl6%,^an 30:
i
,
13
37
59%
Industries Inc com—.1.40
Convertible
preference
35c
Schering Corp common
_1
/: .5%- convertible preferred—
—30
Schick Inc ..-.—J—
—1,
29
86
11% July 30- ' - 23 J/2 Jan - 3
14
Jun 25
27% Mar 9
33J/2 Jun
41%
9%
36%
31%
v:
22
2
Pec-.18
99 % Dec 31
5
25
41%
;
47
Schenley
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16
23
v' 87
.-
6
"3%:Oct 22
;
45.%" Jan' 16
357/a Jan
53% Dec
_
Oct- 23:
74% Jan
21
2
2
•
Jan.
-
217/a>Jan 29
9% Jan 14
42% Jan
23
Oct
50
37
15
"
98 y* Feb
24
77;Jan
36%
15
41%
Preferred series A 5%
1
28% Apr
ny8 Jan
23
25
;
33
42% Jan 24.
24m
Oct
10% Oct
3
.2
!9% Jan
(30% Oct
'
s
San
37%
41%
16%
9
15
A
41%
Joseph Light & Power—_No par
L
15
66
16%
9%
15
18%
*63
16%
"
10% Jan
<
St
■
12 > Jan 18
13%iJan 10
10
V11'/a Jan
19
v
St.
28
8% Oct
:
•
1
Jan
8
85%'Jan
30% Feb
35
2
' .18 % Jan,
20% Feb.
23
: Jan-
26% Jan
3
16 % Jan
;
•
10
Jan
29
18% Jan i 2
39%:Mar 12
.40 ya Apr
.
28% Jan
7
79
1
31
Dec
yJan*
19
20% May 21.
81
27% May 29
8
25
4
21% Mar
8
221/2 Oct 23
t
26
x9%
18%
*63
16%
24%
Safeway :Stores common
4%
preferred
4.30% conv preferred
St.-Joseph Lead Co
2,
16
f '94% Nov
28 s .352% Jan
9%
"
9%
15
17%
66
16 J/2
26%
(Jacobi!
Ryan Aeronautical Co
Ryder System Inc
26%: Jan 22
*63
17%
60%
Ruppert
14% Aug 13
66
12%
23 %
Inc
Co
39%
42%
Corp _——L
(Geo D) Corp
Crown Cola Co—
Dutch Petroleum Co
McBee Corp—
5
27%. Aor
39%
1
Haas
.14% JFeb
19%
39%
18%
59%
Corp
Roper
*19%
39%
18%
43%
Ronson
31% Mar 15
19%
39
18%
& Elec Corp—No par
Telephone
&
Rohr
20
39%
'
16
13%
58%
preferred series A_.
4%
,24%
11%
20
42%
—'
Controls
Company
Robertshaw-Fulton
24% Jan
27•
21
11%
10
2.50
Corp..
2
19% Jan -' 3
42% Feb. 12
28% Dec
11%
47%
1.25
Riegel Paper Corp__
Oil
13%
11%
15%
No par
Inc
55
13%
19%
;
36%
Manufacturing Co™
1
Rhodesian Selection Trust Ltd—£
Mar 14
13%
11%
11%;
19%
16%
Rheem
44% Mar 14
24%
*15%
'13%
♦63
-
100
series-.:
3.60#
24%
♦15%
14%
17%
Chemical
&
48 %
•23%
16
*24
16
*39
—1
———
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Preferred
3
15% Feb
Co
Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
4 % % preferred series A.
50
4%%
conv
2nd pref—
100
Reynolds (R. J.L Tobacco com
5
3
80% Feb
102
*
10
5
7%
25
25
13%
1
Inc
Rexall
15%
•10%
10%
48%
16
50c
50c
10
10
5
Revlon
25
116% Jan
90
♦23%
Steel Corp—_—
Copper & Brass
Revere
2
31% Jan
4
50 J/2 Nov
2
40% Jan
15%
48%
:
Eng
30 %
*7%
*10%
11
Corp
&
24%
29%
*15%
15%
48%
Republic
2
52% Jan
41% Jan
15%
10%
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Corp common
$1
convertible preferred
34% Jan C 2
15%
11%
Mfg Co common
5
Conv preferred 3 % % series—100
2
Jan
Elec
24 %
*7%
*" 7%
48%
Reliance
24
60
Stores
10%
29%
7%
15%
50c
Chemicals
10%
28%
29%
__No par
;
11%
84%
10%
47%
Inc
Bros
16%
11%
84
24
♦11%
issued
When
10%
No par
24 V* Feb
21% Jun
16%
11%
:_No par
Inc
Stores
63%
83%
24%
•
62%
■■
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38
: 38%
16 v;
12%
83
International
-
61%
12 %
•
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46% Jan
2
7% Jan
64
81
Inc—J—_--l
House
-
Raybestos-Manhattan
Inc__3.33%
._L_
1
Raytheon Co
&
*i_;
5
Reading Co common...:
—50
4%
non-cum 1st
preferred
50
4%
non-cum
2nd preferred—50
14% Jan
Feh. I,
79%
39%
Ralston
28 V8 Jan
Jan. SI
i:
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the Week
,
Friday
,
.
Jan. 30
63%
$3.50
2
31
LOW; AND HIGH SALE PfclCES
Wednesday 'n i
Thursday
__2.50
2
34 V2 Jan
Jan
Jan. 29
Corp of America com_No par
1st preferred
No par
78 % Jan
16
Tuesday
Jan. 28
EXCHANGE
*72
75
*72
13%
35%
36%
15%
*15%
15%
13%
13%
13%
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29
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96%
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27%
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Shares
■■
22
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(538)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
\,
.
Monday, February 4, 1963
....
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE■ STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
Highest
2
39% Jan
14
Square D- Co—__—_
Jan
2
70 % Jan
25
Standard
81
Jan
22
4
77% Jan
2
2
83% Apr
25
24
35% Jan
2
May 29
81% May 29
65% Dec
5
98% Dec
26
# 93% Jan 22
58 % Feb
59% Dec
15
46% Jan
26
58% Jan
74'/a July
15% Oct
50
39% Oct
26
45% May 28
.
V
18
.:
,Jan
8
,
28
•
90
11% Jun
Oct
41 %
Jap 30
56% Jan
Jan
31
2
#16% Jan
4 49% Jan
2
8
Jan
17
24% Jan
30
25% Jan
4
12
12% Jan
2
40% Jan
2
21% Jan
11% Mar
6
7% Jan
29 % Mar
30% Mar 15
10% Oct
31
22"% Feb
18% Oct
24
32% Dec
9
,
24
47% Jan 29
81% Feb
28
84 % Nov
24% Jan
2
•#•„:■ 9.
•
6%
38% Jan
83
83%
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18%
19V8
1*
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14% May 29
55V4 Jun
25
22
1
19% Jan
Corp com
Packaging
convertible
94%
1
preferred
Starrett Go
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Co
60
55%.
-
'
.
Jun
Jun 25
15% Oct
18
Nov
26
8,
6
Feb
28
37% Nov 23
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18
78% Feb
29%
;
Jan
18
32% Jan
/.•'#
7
33
28
36
Jan
23
11
18% Jan
20% May 17
13
27% May 29
33% Apr
24
15%
23Vs# 23%
r.
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15
23%
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10% Feb
14% Oct 24
#
13
30% Jan
28% Jan
20l/4 May 29
2
2
21% Aug
.
45% Apr
30
29%
Jan
24
56%
56%
Storer Broadcasting
52
28% Jan
Studebaker
30%
35%
.35%.
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16% Jan
17
22% Jan
44
25
31
Jan
SuCrest
24
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8% Jan
10 Va Jan
28
Sun
92
19
87
Jan
85
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53% Jan
15
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25
47 % Feb
:
8
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27% Jan
24
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24
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23
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18
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25.
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9
4
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2
15% Jan
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60
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:
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69
381/2
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Stone Container
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7
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8
May 29
17% May 29
32
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34
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2
83
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30
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31
44
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4 51
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11
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21
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17
37
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24
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38
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21
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preferred
conv
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14
53% Jan
25
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—7
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29
91
2
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—5
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;
1
14% Jan
22
5
Jan
60% Feb
,
5
71
22
Jan
$3.30
31
96
2
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23% Mar
Jun
22
Standard
22
25
6% May 29
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lvif
Jan
21% Jun
22
4
53
2
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July 17
85
59% Feb
95% Feb
;
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Wednesday
Jan. 2!t
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com
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20% Jan
2
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preferred
$3.50
7
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65% Feb
21
Jan
62
May 29
48
85
AND
.-Tuesday
Jan. 28
1
64
39 % Dec
48
Par
35% Jan
25
May 29
24 % Jun
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Highest
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,
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NEW
Jan.L^msY;^#
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Lowest
II,200
43,000
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10
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27
29% May 29
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2
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24
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14
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22
61
Mar
9
47 Va Jan
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31
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2
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19% Jan
45
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25
61% Dec 26
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14
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5
16% Jan
34% May 29
45% Mar 29
41% Jan
44% Jan
9
Texas
52% Apr
11
41% Jan
55% Jan
31
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15
14
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125% Jan
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51 Va
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25
24
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9
29% Jan
2
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25
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17
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29
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26
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see
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23.
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18
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51
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preferred
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107 Va Jan
56
23
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shares—
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#22%
#18%
#
Bag-Camp Paper Corp
.6%
Union Carbide Corp
!
No par
Union Electric Co common J——10.
30
Feb
V
-_1
Union
1:
Fep
I
_JMo par
rets ord__—
Arner dep
JUnion Asbestos &
111% Jan 15 #
3
84% Jan
;
Unilever :N
1
34% Jan
72% Jun
#78
•
Unilever Ltd
16
1003/4 Jan "•'2#
52 % Apr 25
101 % Dec
7
Udylite Corp (The)
Underwood Corp
.
*
4#
41 a/4 Jan 23#
8% Jan #3#
43% Mar 15
121% Jan
Jan
:
48%
1%
1%
49 %
49%
50%
10,600
35%
*34 Va
35%
330
1V» '
9,300
'
'
-35%
#
1%
48%
49
'
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Number 6235
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial. Chronicle
.
(539)
23
NEW YORK STOCKS EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
\x
•/.
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
19 Va Oct
41 yB Feb
22
98 V* Dec
v
24
32% Mar
28% Jun
25
24
153
105% Jan
July 11 1
10% Oct
43
24% Mar
%
21
98% Jan
15
Jan
29 y2 Jan
14
U
S
41% Jan
15
U
S
73
42 V*
9% Feb
Aug
7
1
23
31 y» May
23
82% Sep
60% Feb
152% July
2
22% May 29
22% Jun 26
164
34% Feb
40% Apr
2
19% Oct
19
38 Va
Aug
v
10% Oct
8/.
170
31
-
31% May 29
,
100'/a
*99%
100%
1
29%
29%
29
29%
40%
40%,
39%
40
Securities
•»-/-75
common.—
100
—
29
84% Jan
44% Jan
168
Jan
23
U
28
30
•31
32% Jan
2
66% Jan
Jan
10
65
Jan
18
2
48
V« Jan
23
Jan
Jan
S
■
-
42%
.
preferred
Rubber
6%
1st
18
•7%
U
Steel
Corp
.
2
3 56% Jan
25
2
29'/a Jan
14
38% Jan
4,
38% Jan
15
23% Jan
2
27% Jan
15
U
6% Jan
2
8% Jan
25
7% Jan
28
8% Jan
10
United Whelan; Corp
Universal American
24.
38% Jan
28
Jan
4
3
24% Jan
2
31
Jan
24
36% Jan
25
39
Jan
8
3
162
Jan:
3
1%
preferred
S Tobacco
U
7%
6
160% Jan
2;
40
Convertible
Universal
6%
■
1
23
13% Jan
2
17'/a Jan
1
42% Jan
2
36% Jan
24
Upjohn
37% Jan
10
41
30
Utah
Jan
28% Dec
31
30%
37>/4
Match
Universal
Oil
Co
1
Vanadium-Alloys
14% Jan
8
Vanadium
27% Jan
22
28% Jan
4
.
32% Jan
2
37% Jan
19 Va Jun
25
50% Jan
2
26% Jan
3
32 % Jan
2
10% Jan
39% Jan
22
42%
Jan
29
1
40'/a Jan
4
46
Jan
Co
28
Jan
Jun
25
39 yB Oct
27
24
44
Oct
24
67
May 28
103% July 18
Jan
Jun
16% Jun
Oct
Jun
■
2
55
2
63% Jan
r Jan
2
113
Jan
10
$5
91
Jan
14
92
Jan
15
$4.04
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96
Jan
25
96
Jan
20
93
Jan
3
96
Jan
18
16
26% Jan
25
1135
23
Apr
17
22
4
Vornadd
1
Vulcan
16
Jan
2
12% Feb
14% Feb
21
10% Jan
2
16% Feb
21
15% Jan
100% Jan
30
Jan
24
4
5%
*
22
102
97% Aug 20
101% Sep 10
Apr
Jan
106
9
30
104
16% Jan 10
100% Jan 30
2
—
Inc
Co
convertible
.
6.500
13,100
8
50
7%
38%
600
29
30%
5,700
37%
-
7%
38%
37
37%
3,900
161%
Va
160%
161%
280
15%
16%
15%
16%
32.300
36%
32
34%
198.500
36%
36%
36%
36%
14.000
39%-
40
40
40%
13,800
32 Va
.
33%
33%
34 Va
4,400
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30%
9%
10%
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9%
10
10 (a;
10
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42
41%
42
42
42
7,500
45%
46
45%
45%
45%
45%
4.700
53%
54%
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54
53
53
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13%
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13%
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27%
28
34%
33%
34%
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34%
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54%
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93
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54
pfd
preferred
25
4,500
27%
42%
63%
a—10c
Materials
5% %
1
Feb
106
10%-
-
45%
——-
Jan
Jan
19
38%
14
-
31%
1-41%
$4.12' preferred
100
$4.80 preferred
—i___4_100;
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22% Jan
7
21
-
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i
;
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preferred
105% Jan
104% Jan
3
18
-
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com
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25
92% Feb
preferred
41
4,900
38%
35%-
*
35%
31%
prior preferred --_i.i-.--.-A50;
preferred
50
110
13
105% Oct
i
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Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
Virginia Elec & Power Co
"29%
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28%
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11
36 Va
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40%.
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28
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16
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-
35%.
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,
45%
152%
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1
5 Vc " convertible
94% Feb
2
29
8% May 29
14
Jan
Jan
53
60
92% May 22
102% Aug 24
1116
31
111% Dec
19:
89% Jan
88
:
Mar 23
53% Dec
46 Va
86
Oct
44
10
36%
40
7%
38%
.
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14,400
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30
..
70,000
25%
7%
37%
A
39V4
25
160%. 161
16 Va
35%
36 Va
'
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Inc
Associates
Varian
24
44% Mar 23
Co
23
8% Jan
Steel
Corp of America
Raalte
Van
15%
38 Va
36%
:
1.
1.500
65
64%
28
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7%
2.190
32%
62%
46%
30%
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167
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27%
38%
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-
165%
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63%
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18
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60
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37 Va
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24
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28 Va
26
r
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156 V*
27%
48
165%
46%
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320
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39%.
27 V*
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28,800
7%
36'/4,
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—
2
22
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27
62
.30%
48
8,700
,
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30%
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17%
27%
44%
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38
43 V*
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42%
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8
43
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26%.
*
17
32%
28%
.
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38 Va
38 Va
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13
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com_No par
28% Jan
1
16
May 29
27%V
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155%.
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.
Steel
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81
•
^_30c
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Corp
v
20
26%
:
preferred
preferred
.
32% Jan
33% Feb
28%
60%
61 Va
-
61...
46%
•
39%
39%
48%
85%
44
>
32%
59%
<
-
156%
28 V*
Leaf - Tobacco
Universal-Cyclops
32 a Feb
28% Jan
47%
•
32%
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preferred_25
44%
167 Va
29%
'
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2
22% May 29
12% Dec 19
61%
M
-
155%
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common
Pharmaceutical
&
63%^#
61%
47
..
32
1
*84
85%
44%
166
61V*
.
_
Co
non-cumulative
Vitamin
S
par
-84
44%
31%
com___50
K 48
28%
166
*45%
-27
48%
12.200
29%
15 Va
,v
Shares
100 V2
74%
43%
the Week
29%
,
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V*
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17%:': 17%
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>
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168
48
42%
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27
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150
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^
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29 V*
100 Va
39%
75%
166
15 Va 115%
-
.
42%
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17'/4
27
•74%
48
42%
29
-A
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29%
*99%
39%
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Friday
Jam8i'»>
,
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29
39%
Sales for
Thursday
■
29
100%
V'i; 28%
15%
*45%
PRICES
1:291-29%
*99%
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14%
•
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17% i
26%
y
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non-cum-
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U
165
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Plywood Corp common..;—.*-!.
3%% preferred series A.A
100
21
74%
-
-#45%
-
1
;j;
common
U S
4
:
•*163%
:
Pipe & Foundry
Playing .Card
2
Jan
55
r
•99 Va
r.
4% %
\
40% Mar 20
24
28% Oct
Feb
48% Jan
43 y2 Jan
31% Jan
2
61% Mar 14
24
29 % Oct
Jan
Feb
54
33% Oct 24
158
Apr
3
56
2
>11 J/a
•
S
48 Va Jan
42% Jan 22
14% Mar 23
29
29%
preferred series A_ j-dL/TSO'-T
Lines
S
31
6
Oct
U
U
29
17
6
18
25
2
39% July It
15 % May 29
17% Jan
27'/a Jan
2
39% Feb
22
15
"'/■ 9Va Jan
4
40% Jan
152% Apr
4
Foreign
Freight Co
SALE
Jan.30
••
29%
•
HIGH
Wednesday
Jan. 29
No par
&
S
3
161% Jan
23% May 29
2
U
LOW AND
Tuesday
.
29%'
U S Industries Inc common J-AU. a. 1 '■
2
2
37
17 Va Jun
30
8% Jan
9
78% Jan
Jan
29
•
■
29%
.100
S Gypsum Co
preferred
24% Jan
81% Jan
4
Dec 31V
62% Dec
4
com'—1
preferred
1%
•
42% Jan
•
Mar 27
51
'37% Oct 22
139% July
May
35
2 *
49 % July
,
15% Jan
43% Jan
U
'
15y8 Jan
4
53% Mar 20
12
Oct
14:J
29
;fx
»<
Monday,
'
5
23% Feb
18
Jan
4% %
4% % •
39% Jan
18
8% Jan 16 .;
14
Oct 23
79
Jan
165
113% Jan
2 <
Sefr
23% Dec
36
81% Jan
Jan
161% Jan
4
>
,
28 :■
U S Borax & Chemical Corp
48 y2 Mar 29
2
38
28
38% Jan
4
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STOCK
EXCHANGE-
26
'
164% May 25
23
Jun
30 Vb Jan
9
Highest.
"A. >:/:.•
STOCKS
••
NEW YORK
98 % Jan
47% Mar 23
65 V* Oct
.
25 f
1963
29% Jan
24% Jan
14
23% Jun
Jan. 1,
A
Lowest
Highest
951/4 Aug 10
*
Range Since
106
450
23%
16%
21%
14.400
12 Va
12 Va
24
20%
■>:
12%
27,600
*16
100%:
106
3,600
16%
*106% 101 %
230
106
«.-•> -
>.)».
110
■
'
•;
v.. f.
74
July
9
88
Feb
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
39 V* Oct
2
87
Jan
10
Wabash
2
22V2 Jan
16
Wagner Electrip
Jan
15
Waldorf System—_—._i_—No par
Walgreen Co __:
—10
Walker
7
Jan
4
8
49 V* Jan
28
9
55% Jan
25
Jan
21
27% Jan
7
20
6% Jan
2
7% Feb
1
21
7
3
8% Jan
31
65% Mar 21
24
4Vz%
Jan
85
46!/2Jan
40 %Jun
25
57% Jan
2
52V4Jan
21% Oct
25
44% Feb
8
25
i&AV* Oct
19
8% Feb
5% Oct
25
9% Feb
*% Jan
2
RR
■
19% Jan
20
16
'
..'jy-*-*
(Hiram)
Wallace
&
Walworth
Ward
preferred
G
W_
&
86
,
'59% Jun
15
3% Oct
24
10% Oct
Oct
72
Mar
66
lg /*:
•
Jan
24
5% Jan
11
I04y4 Jan
23
'
22
3
Oct
•
5
17% Oct
92
20% Feb
*
29
Oct
29
29%: Jan
11
2
28
:
2
7%
$4.00
Jan
35% Jan
10
Warren
(S. D.)
preferred
8%
'
C
87
Oct
Jan
26% Oct
34
34
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
34%
35%
No par
———5
49%
50%
48%
35% Jan
18
16
31% Jan
23 f<
Wayne Knitting Mills
Jan
2
3% Jan
10
Welbilt
21
21% Jan
23
23
23
31% Jan
30% Jan
8
3
v
-
20
9% Jan
4
12% Jan
102 Ms Apr
4
102'% Jan
3
103% Jan
Dec
28
94% Jan
14
14% Feb
23
95
11
92
Apr 30
91% Jan
14
91% Jan
Mar 12
30% Jan
2
327/a Jan
4J/2%
Power
Penn
18
pfd
Va
Pulp
4% %
&
Paper
preferred
11
4
28
Jan
8
31% Jan
2
Western
Jan
2
31% Jan
17
34% Feb
1
Western'. Bancorporation,, 11
13
Jun
27
29
Feb
21
Dec
100% Jan
5
►
4
102
2
22% Jan
14
28
Jan
2
30
Jan
31
31
29
Jan
33
Jan
17
Western
21% Oct
41% Jan
4
29<
Western
25
28
2
27
Jan
33% Jan
28
18
92
Jan
97 Mi Jan
24
35% Jan
39% Jan
24
24
10
42% Jan
90% Oct
29
96'/2 Apr
25% May 11
71% May 14
Oct 24
29
36% Dec
20
77
36% Jun
25
52% Jan
23
103 % Nov
*91%.
Inc
11021
29 Va
-2-...-
-
2
77
Apr 24
-
Jan
81
Jan
non-cum
102
33% Jan
43
Jan
24
White
41'/a Jan
46
Jan
14
19
102% Jan
105
Jan
30
TO
Jan
23
?Motor .Co
10 % Jan
15
6% Jan
25
' May 29
19
21% Jan
'
20
Oct
26
Jan
5V*%
■
preferred
"
48
39
Jan
23
18% Jan
2
A19% Jan
15
34% Jan
18
36% Jan
4
25% Jan
15
29% Jan
24
Wilcox
Oil
2
43% Jan
25
Wilson
&
Jan
2
43
26% May 29
"
18
Jun
25
32% Feb 20
33% Oct
22
57
Feb
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
23% Jun
'
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16
25
46
c
Jan
Jan
90% Jan
33% Jan
Mar 14
36% Jan
22
r
'
5
' Jun
26
44
9% Feb
26
Jun
May 29
39
Jan
7
60 V* Mar 16
9
131 % Apr
44% Dec
28
29% Dec
5
20
Feb
Oct
23
1
31
8
56% Jan
130
10
31% May 29
125
:
II
62 % Jan
27% Jan
Jan
>28% Feb
6% Jan
2
28
Jan
2
♦30%
3 Va
103
*91%
31 %
30%
1
*94'/a
Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
M'6%
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
3
92 y» Jan
2
63% Jan
2
66% Jan
Feb
8
26% Jan
2
31% Jan
29
91% Jan
Witch
15
58
31
93
Jan
16
85
25
131
Jan
2
103
11% Feb
28
87% Jun
14
166% Jan
4
146% Jan
24
19
27
26 Vg Jan
31
15
28
Jan
7
Jan
15
107
;9% Jan
7
11
>
Inc-A
Jan
25
Jan
21
164% Jan
•
4
-
; '
Chemical
4 Va %
prior
•
29%
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18
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30
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25
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Feb
4%
28
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90 V* Jan
31
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88
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9
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25
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2
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23
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2
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9
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ruptcy Act
or
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prices;
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day.
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1.25
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38% Feb 18
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10,600
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10,700
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78
78
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1971—
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15-year
15-year
20-year
20-year
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1973
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1972
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1979—
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102
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external 1963
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——
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4%s debt adjustment 1970
Mar-Sept
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May-Nov
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April-Oct
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1 1976
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1976
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A
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4 Vis
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series
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1978
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see page
29.
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100% 100%
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1951
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1950
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100 y4
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101
15
102%
4%s
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39
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1955„_
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102
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6 Vis
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1958
6s
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87%
78
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1977
(City of)
101
103
43
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Mar-Sept
extl loan 4s
99%
100%
101
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April-Oct
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1980—Jan-July
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(Free State)
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1945
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debs
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105
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1980
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4%s
97
99%
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.
100% 101
1980
20-year 5yaS 1981
20-year 5Vis Jan 15 1982
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7
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20-year 5%s Oct
,
100 >
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1978
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Jan. 1,1963
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funding bonds of 1931
5%
FOREIGN
Range Since
Bonds
1957—April-Oet
due
(interest
;—__April-Oct
§ els Central Ry 19521
June-Dec
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced
33 %
(interest
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1979
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Week's Range
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Low
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a
Bonds
Range Since
Asked
Sold
Jan.
1,1963
High
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Low
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May-Nov
25
25
10
25
25
1962—___May-Nov
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1962
1958
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1965
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external
lona
external
loan
4'As
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8%
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99%
99%
June-Dec
1958—
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Southern Italy Dev Fund 4%s
1974
108%
—
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Bid
(Kingdom)—
external
5%s
102 »/8
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or
Sale Price
Mcy-Nov
series
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Jan
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1968
1
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98%
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53
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2
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100
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Taiwan Electric Power
•
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paid
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•
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29
sinking
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secured
5%s
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Greek Government—
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4
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June-Dec
1980—
1972—-
bonds
105% 105%
secured
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•
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of
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1972—
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1953
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reduced to 2.375 % > 2001-
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due 1971 extended to
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1966
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1970
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reduced
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103
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327
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74
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I
. g;
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103
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1977—2—
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93
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1971
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1976——2
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due->1953
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1967__May-Nov
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1958
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v
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98%
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—
fund, external
sinking
91%
;/■
93%
Feb-Aug
series
103% 103%
April-Oct
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_
Tel & Tel Public Corp—
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dollar bonds 1977—
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93
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-
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(City of)
1961
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April-Oct
!
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1958_
1976—
1977
Norway (Kingdom of)—
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—Jan-July
1958
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due
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..
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15-year
95
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%
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(interest
——Mar-Sept
1959—-—Mar-Sept
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reduced to 2.125,%) "2008———
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(City)
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1937)—
ext
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1954
30-year 3s s f $ bonds 1978—_—
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6%s 1952
Minas Geraes (State)—
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of
RAILROAD
„
•
(dollar bonds
24%
92%
*
Mar-Sept
1959__Mar-Sept
1979—
1952
7s
Co
(Colombia)
86%
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101%
v
Air
Medellin
•
100%
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conversion 1978
4s-4%s-4%s external readj
1978
3%s external readjustment 1984
98%
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98%
99%
98%
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§®Kreugcr & Toll 5s uniform code
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17
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1964
6s
Royal Dutch. Airlines—
4%s
100%
83%
100 Va 100%
100'/a
—
1960
readjustment 1979
conversion
1979—
External
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug 1
—May-Nov
May-Nov
1965—
(State Mtge Bank)
§ •Jugoslavia
100
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Vune-Dec
1963
1946
8s
f
s
External
f
f 6s
33As-4s-4'/es
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Mar-Sept
May-Nov
k/v-u
extended to 1975
1965
April-Oct
1953:
June-Dec
5%s extl s f 1974
Development Bank 6s 1976
6s
gtd extl loan 1977
Japanese (Imperial Government)—
• 6%s
extl loan of '24
1954
6%s due
1964
extended to
1964-v
KLM
82%
82%
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1974
53/4S
Japan
extl loan of '30
s
SExternal
82%
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.
1951
7s
of)
s
8©External
103%
Jan-July
(Government
5%s
98
3%s-4%s-41B,iS
Japan
•
49
Mar-Sept
——
1952
(Kingdom
5'%s due
102% 103'/a
Utility Institute—
Italian Public
Jamaica
1977
f 3s
gtd ext s
30-year
to
(Republic of)
8•External
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debs
7%s
series
$
extended
Uruguay
Feb-Aug
1977
:
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Italian (Republic) ext s f 4s 1977
Jan-July
Italian Credit Consortium for Public Works—
America
mtge
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—
International Tel to Tel—
Sud
1st
1953
6s
—
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1948
6s
101%
—
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1950—_
7'/2s
(City)
II
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<
(City, of)—
• 5%S extl loan of '27
1961
5%s due 1961 extended to 1971
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—
,138
200
111%
90%
113%.
*95 / ; 100
|
213% 227 %
26
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(542)
or
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Sold
Jan.
Low
New York Stock
1, 1963
NO.
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Period
High
RR—-n
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&
City / Products
,
4
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817/e
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69
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70-/4
69%
83%
72%
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69%
68
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conv
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83
A
ser
..
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75
68 y4
67 '/a
68%
64%
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&
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Cleveland
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conv
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84%
95
96
108 % 109
108% "
Finance
4%s debentures
Bea.ie lem Steel
Consol
"127
1981
debentures
conv
4%s
sink
2%s
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fund
debs
.
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—
/
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102 %
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1980
1
105
C':'-y£
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1st
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;
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.
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85
debentures
4%s
AO
1967
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—Mar-Sept
July
1970_May-Nov
1965
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures
46%
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1968—
19
51%
15
Brooklyn Union
1st mortgage
Gas gen mtge 27/8s 1976__ J an-July
3s 1980-———Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s 1983;
——_„Map-Nov
1st mortgage 5 Vis 1986-—^
—;_J«ne-Dec
51%
346%
-
/
3%s
debs
81
-93%
series
K
1983
debentures
1971
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95%
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&
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96
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86
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94
192
1 109'A
114%
96%
12
96%
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96%
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Ry 4s 1981
debs 1978
3Vis
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conv
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fun
debs
debs
debentures
87
__/
.
78»/4
1977
1986
79
luu*/2
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56
2
55
4
57%
74%.
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103%
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2020
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mortgage 4 Vis
series B Jan
1
2020
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RR
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Light Co—
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conv
Central
Co
of
N
,''-j
;
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New
Power
80 %
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May
15
rjune-Dec
125
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—
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series
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-
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1974
Central Pacific Ry Co 3 Vis series A
1974__Feb-Aup
First mortgage 3%s series B
1968
;
Feb-Aug
Cerro de Pasco Corp 5%s conv 1970»——^Jan-July
44%/
48%
89
~
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.
86
4
86
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2043
series
West
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68'A
2000
series
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87
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—June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
•
1990
57'A
June-Dec
B
series
3'As
series
85%
'
—
June-Dec
62%
1989
27As
gold
85%
June-Dec
1978
CC
85%
86%
87
91
87%
27
84%
1989
BB
87
84%
1986
DD
90%
81%
—
94 »/8
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;
89%
89%
97%
■
v.-92% •94%
93'A
•
84%
1988—
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4'As series II
80%
RR
113'A
97%
—
98%
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.
June-Dec
...
April-Oct
80%
debentures
947/8
111
113'A
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...
Harlem
86%
93%
94
.—'June-Dec
1984
1984__^
3'As series X
5s
s
—
June-Dec
Pacific
*80%
income
84%
103
*97%
.
June-Dec
U
82'A
April-Oct
&
86%
—
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^June-Dec
June-Dec
T
4%s series
527/8
89%
84%
—
*85%
June-Dec
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;
84%
First
Connecting
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June-Dec
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84%
62'A
88'A
—
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24
89%
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1977.:
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87
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1981
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10
103% 103%
86%
4'As
89%
;
—_June-Dec
June-Dec
June-Dec
;
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87
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77-
—
112
P
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86%
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118
■
1986
134'A
118
3%s series
91%
June-Dec
F
1037/a
124%
—
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80'A
113
2%s series
103%
91%
York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3'As ser E 1980
series
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113 y8
N
3'As series
New
3s
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77
*
124% 128
128
94
series
3s
5
103% 103%
Collateral
mortgage
*83%
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issues
1979
3s
95
92%
94'A
91%
1997
Jan-July
gold 3'As 1998—Feb-Aug
gold 3'As '98__Feb-Aug
•
104
'
1988—June-Dec
1974
92%
93%
92%
3'As
collateral
Shore
Michigan
97'A
104
:
116% 118
i.
Feb-Aug
-
104
--
116% 118
,
April-Oct
April-Oct
2013
5s series C
6s
1980——
v
104.-
April-Oct
1971
108
95
102
1970^..
103
38
108
-
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116%
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16
107
86'A
J
.
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__
116'A
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102% 102%
103 5/b
series
106%
103%
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May-Noo
Consolidated
96'
Co-
3s.
163
*103% 105
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
i
85
98% 100'
1
Mar-Sept
1978
1966..
3s
81%
163
154'A 159
105% 106'A
Feb-Anp
1982
debentures
'
1982—May-Nou
conv
mortgage
I
3s
75
*69%
157%
,
1983—
3%s debs
3s
81%
80
81'A
April-Oct
debentures
85'
98% "
85
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England Tel & TelUCo—
3s
—
77'A
85
debs
Oxford Paper Co 4%s conv
•
3s
"
•
86%
40%
76'/a
40'A
subord
conv
Owens-Illinois
105%
Chemical 5'As
Mathieson
5'As
104%
105
104'A 104%
104%
3'As 1985
3%s 1988
mortgage 4'As 1987—
4%s series
New
83'A
*85 i
^98%
Feb-Aug
i.—_—_June-Dec
May-Nov
—Mar-Sept
—June-Dec
tfune-Dec
Jaw-July
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage
3s
1979—
mortgage 27As 1980—
mortgage 3%s 1982
1st
81
v
May-Nov
May-Nou
—June-Dec
1982
3%s
*81%
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_1
.
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—__ApriZ-'Oct
Mar-Nov
1974
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first
.
1st
1974_April-Oct
1986
:
__
,
—Feb-Aug
—;
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79'A '81
79'A
77'A
1983—Map-Nov
debs
f
s
1989
4% s
mortgage
National
1st
Corp
mortgage
1st
3%s
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debs
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Chem
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.
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86%
71'A
66'/b
73'A
86'A
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debentures
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•
-
84
*71'A
1985-Jwne-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
Cash
National
"
—
1986—Feb-Aug
ser
83
85
"54
53
6H4-
Mar-Sept
1980
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1
—
mortgage
3 %s series
5'As
86
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•
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f
4s 1988—Jan-July
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June-Dec
First
mortgage
47AS 1991—_—_—___Feb-Aug '"
1st mtge 4%s 1992
—tfune-Dec >
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977.
__ApriZ-CJct
1st mortgage 3s 1979—...
ilfar-Sept
■1st mortgage 4%s 1987—:——:
June-Dec
Northrup Corp 5s conv debs 1979—Jun-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—.June-Dec
Pacific
NAFI
1963
Low
•
86
*83
-
J an-July
—-
1979—
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1986——May-Hov
April-Oct
Tel 2%s
&
1978
3s
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debentures
3 'As
...
—
96'A
83'A
53
^
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mortgage
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97'A
-94%
94%
.
Missouri Pacific
97%
92
,
>
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-
No.
'
1974—Feb-Aug
—.AprilrOct,
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First mortgage 4'As" 1986..—..Mar-Sept;
"
84'/b
96%
__
-
1st
mortgage 6s 1985,
———May-Noo
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4'As 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—Hune-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texaa RR—,
•>
Prior lien 4%8: series D 1978—......Jan-July
• Cum adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—-April-Oct
5%s
subord income debs 2033—
Jan-July
I" 1st
—
Feb-Aug
3.10S sink fund debentures 1972ii«-—AprU-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
•
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sink
102%
96'A
16
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
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Range Since
i
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83'A
82
85
,.96'A
—Jifar-Sept....
1967——JanVaZtf
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Co—
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'
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..
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100%
.~i"
100% 1003A
97*4
1st
Power
Bonds
.
High
..
1st
C 1979—Jan-July
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mortgage 27/bS 1969
Mar-Sept
1st
or Friday's
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*
Central RR 4%s series
Michigan
i
88
'
States
A Northern
83^
..
Michigan Cons Gas first
,
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Low
126
116
113
88
1991————■—-June-Dec
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*
123'A 126
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High
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•
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'
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——„jtpriZ-Oct ,126.
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s/y 1st mortgage2%s A 1980_-li--J——' JJ.
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'As 1988—.April-Oct—
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(..
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No.
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-BONDS
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Week's Range
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29.
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103
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2%s
1986
87'A
88
60%
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s
3'As 1977
3s 1983
95
93
95'A
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94
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-
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1970
debentures
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93%
,
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1984
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108
170
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88
.
—
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RR
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1974
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70
....
115
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1986
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26
113
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74'A
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74'A
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105
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—
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1986,
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93'A
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87'A
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94
93%
104
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85
93%
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92
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170
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,
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4
First- «nd refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
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933A
3%s debentures 1972
—..—.——June-Dec
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3 'As
debentures 1975
—__April~Oct
104
4%s debentures 1977——
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•
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88
70%
74%
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debentures
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1983—ApriZ-Oct
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—
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127
102%
89%
—
156
&
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3'As
Union
89%
85
Oil Co
47/8s
85
122
__
126'A 128
mtge
1st
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45
101%
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128
coll
Union
1980
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RR
1991
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&
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1976
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1977—June-Dec
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1977
D
Union
103%
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95%
95'/a
109
95
95%
5s
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4'As
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41
107%
110%
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102
104'A
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debs
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series
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—_April-Ocf
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mtge
income
• 5s
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66'A
80
78%
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75%
74
73%
89
1971—
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Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
85%
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Union
RR
1st
4s
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3s conv debentures 1971-—Mar-Sept
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RR
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2
1972
—
45/8s
1980
85%
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91
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1983_Feb-Auy
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f
s
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5s
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Telephone
debentures
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1979
5
conv
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1
105
Telegraph
&
:.
1
debentures
'1985
1987__——-——
1981
debentures
debentures
1976
:—:
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sinking
debs
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fund
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1986
139'A
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A
106
51
4'As
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—_——May-Nov
79
78
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92
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102%
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84%
&
84%
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78'A
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102 »/8
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income
5s
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debentures
102
97%
21
96
97%
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-
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61
106
1971- -May-Nov-^
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102%
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19
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RR
69
69
62
62
83%
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101'A
98
27/8s
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Wisconsin
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86%
97%
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Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976——-June-Bee
100
3'As
1971—
60
63%
5
65%
69
81
1
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83%
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1979
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&
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2%s
1976—-—Jan-July
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_-.-April-Oct
102
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the
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88
79'A
79%-
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102
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receiver ship, or reorganized under Section 77 ©I
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169
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77
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90%
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v
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103'A
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89
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102 'A
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Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
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3%s
convertible
debentures 1975,
104'A
Inc—
notes
82
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120
Union
Western
117
•
103%
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88
104
43
.
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May
1984
Teleg Co 5'As debs 1987_, _Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971—
84 %
113
37
102'A 103
-Jan-July.
senior-notes .1979
capital
87
.77 Va
„
*91%
5s income debentures
81
84'A
<■
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•
'
89%
*84%
—
.'"i'/..
81
a
5s
"
86'A
*88
—Feb-Aug
2008——
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
mtge 4'As series H 1990-.
(James)
\
m
—
subord debs 1982
••1st
5%s
•
■
86'A
Mar-Sept
—Mar-Sept
1979,
Juue-Dec
1980^^
_Mar-Sepf
1981
-.June-Dec
1982—
April-Oct
mortgage 3'As
Yonkers
Talcott
,•
-
1978
Symington
4%s
'%
8
81
Western Pacific RR Co
*78%
1973_. .Mar-Sept..
1982
Wayne Corp—
cpnv
subord debs
*1
'
.
debentures
debentures
105%
37
107
*95%
62%
103%
—
*103'/a 103%
.May-Nov
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Li-i
Sunray Oil Corp 2 %s debentures 1966. .Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981.
.Jan-July
Surface
,
Co—
RR
First
74
74
62%
62%
1982— ■.April-Oct-
{Ohio). 4'As 1982—
Chemical
Stauffer
Stokely-Van
,;•>
81
June-Bee
u.April
1981
,1991 -i-_April
_Feb-Nov
series B 1971—
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000___ _Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970— _Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—.Jan-tfuZy
General mortgage
May-Nov
3s 1979_
West Penn
Electric
3'As 1974
May-Nou
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966.
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361.
Jan-July
4s
—Jan-July
registered 2361.
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969. .April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
April-Oct.
—
5'As
debentures
1982
..Jaw-July
103'A
'm-
Standard Oil -Co
|
w
101
99'A
82
164
*74'A
1983-:—: ._Jan-July
conv
debentures 2%s
1974—*
(N J)
104%
60
150
100'A 101
102
102%
*105%
1985.™ .April-Oct-
debs
Oil
Standard Oil
103'A
,ij f%
Power
238
60
150
GO
*86%
_
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983.
Oil
68
98'A
79%
—
*148
3'/as debentures 1983—— -May-Nov
Standard
98%
L
,
80'A
79%
*79%
•
Standard
97'A
——
86%
86%
—.
5 'AS
86 »A
93%
173
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103% 104
103%
Virginian
Vornado Inc
—
Spiegel
•:
98
98'/a
.
85
93%
88'A
•93%
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Ry 3s series B 1995.
._May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & 'ref 4s series F 1983—
May-Nov
99'A
108
83
&
mtge 2%s
G
H
ref mtge 3%s series I
ref mtge 3'As series J
90%
102% 102%
ref
1st &
Co—
-Jan-July
2%s series E 1986
2%'s series F 1996——. Jan-July
Frist
.April-Oct:
mortgage 5'As series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—: -Jan -tfuZy
.Feb-Aug
1st mtge coll tr 4'As
1988—
-Jan-July
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
•New Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s 1977- -May-Noo
Tell
145
58
141
-
Mar-Sept
1976
1980
ref mtge 3s series F
ref mtge 2%s series
ref mtge 2%s series
1st &
105%
*100% 101
mortgage
Bell
137
138
•
79%
105
debs
Electric
&
1st &
92
90%
34
84 y«
'75_June-Dec
First mortgage
Southwestern
104%
5
debentures
subord
conv
Virginia
105%
104%
9
105%
105
♦99%
Jan-July
1977—
1st mtge 3%s ser A
Pacific RR
103%
*86%
ApriZ-Oct
mtge 4s income series A Jan
Gen mtge income 4'As series B Jan
1981
San Fran Term
104%
Co—
1st
104% 105'A
90%
Co—
—Jan-July
Feb-Aufif
Jan-July
1970——
1969—
4'As
1031/4
106
104% 106 •
104'/a 105'A
*104
Gen
Southern Pacific Co-—
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(Oregon Lines)
Gold
101%
*105
Jan-July
1969
subord
conv
Vendo
104
101
'E5
78
Ry 2%s-4'As 1994—tfan-July •
Natural Gas Co 4'As conv 1973_June-Dec
4'As
12
Co—
Edison
Gold
103%
100
106
—
18
92
105%
April-Oct
1963_
100%
101%
,
r
June-Dec
I,
debentures
Southern
32
v
80%
95'A
—
103%
*106
106%
2%s
•3'As convertible
Southern
Indiana
subord
States
4'As
100'A
101% 101%
105% 105%
.102 :
Freight Co—
debentures
United
100
101 'A
—
106
——
—
—
102'A 103%
102%
2%S
•
Southern California
States
Rubber 2%s
S
6s
Southern
100
Mar-Sept
1978
-
91
79%
106
103
an-July
1979
1976-,.
North Alabama RR 5s
&
1978_
100%
•
2
103% 103%
■
106
1986—June-Dec
.——Jan-July
4%s conv debs
debentures 1965
Corp
2'As
Oil
4,'As
103%
1
*95'A
—
Smith-Corona
trust
debentures
fund
2
♦91%
136'/a
—
81
*86%
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979——Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982——-April-Oct
Oil Co 4%s debs 1986—
Feb-Auy
Shell Union Oil 2 'As debentures 1971—April-Oct
Skelly
coll
&
sink
—
100% 100%
100%
97
94'/a, 94%
.
*87
Feb-Aug
--May-Nov
Jan-July
1977
Shell
Sinclair
mtge
5
89%
96
97
94'/a
*92%
May-Nou
April-Ocf
-Mar-Sept
4'As
1982
&
94'/a
89%
—
*96'A
_April-Oct
United
85%
126
--
June-Dec
1966—
debentures
subordinated
(Sebentures
Feb-Aug
93
93
:
—
1971
sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4'As 1977—,.
>24
122'A
*90
____Jan-July
1st mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
L__—May-Noo
5'As sinking fund debentures 1980
Mav-Nov
1st mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
-June-Dec
89
363
136%
130
*80%
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Acceptance Corp—
4%s <1 .debentures
1972—i
5s
123%
99%
*94%
*90%
1st
Roebuck
Sears
105%
120
—
120
•
-Jan-July
Jan-July
3'As
trust
mtge & coll
4%s
U
*99
May-Nov
1974——
debentures
3s
85%
70%
99'A
105%
99'A
1966—Aprii-Oct
Mar-Sept
wmm,
91
91
135%
tfune-Dec
& Sons 2'As
(Jos E)
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debs
5'As
Co
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3%s s f debentures 1977——
Finance
119%
69%
36
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105
118'/a
84%
70'A
1st
75%
— —
85'A
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77%
69'A
93'A
97%
St
80
89
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*92%
Duluth
89%
105
257
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70%
3%s
—
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1989—^—:—May-Nop
inc bond certificates Nov
4s
&
66'A
76%
96
77%
76%
*79%
1989_Jan-July
Paul
64
66'A
73
80
1968—June-Dec
Second
-
St
«'
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1
Ry—
bond certificates
4s
2002——May
—___Mar-Sept
2006—Mar-Nov
series B 1980
deb's series A Jan
4s
"2
64
66'A
Co—
"'
'r-
70'A
June-Dec
2%s
1977
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
—
64
66'A
1996_Jan-JuZy
1st gold 5s
1996
6s
*88%
Mar-Sept
1971
A
Adirond'k
&
2
April-Oct
1973
1985
America
of
debentures
1st
Power 3s
*85%
Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
1986'—
Corp 2%s 1970
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
Lawrence
105
1ie% 119%
Inc
subord
Biscuit
United
St
83
87%
89%
JFeb-Auy
debs
f
s
debentures
f
s
107% 109
3%s
Saguenay
105
119'A
83
87%
I-
Corp
mortgage 3'As Series J 1969—Mar-Sept
5%s
conv
debs
1977
*3an-July
General
Rohr
'ii-
85'A
87%
June-Dec
debentures
2%s
95
'
87 Va
*83
*89'A
:
94
85'A'
1970_feTune-Dec
June-Dec
debs
Refunding mortgage 2'As series C
Rochester
95
*
*94%
May-Nov
debs
1986
subord
conv
2%s
tr
95
*85
May-Nov
.June-Dec
1982—
of California 2%s
debentures
4'As
Missouri
of
1968
1st
7
48
Co
:
3%s 1971—May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
First
R
Reading Co first & ref 3 %s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s
debs 1985——Mar-Sepf
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973_,—April-OcZ
Rheem Manufacturing 3%s debs
1975
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Union
•
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>
Monday, February 4, 1963
. . .
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
fnlfowine extensive list we
Yn thp
It is compiled by the report of
ending Friday, Feb. 1.
and
Last
Range
of Prices
£77777'7"'7'7'77-'7:77/.
Low
'
'-
'Low
V
A
;1
10c
—,:
1%
Class
A
—25c
Inc———1
common
Products
Acme Precision
Co
Plastics
2%
200
2»/4
Jau
2% Jan
2,700
11
Jan
1%
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's lnc
4
2,400
1,700
i 3%
Jan
4% Jan
2%
Jan
3%
Admiral
10c
Corp
1
10c
3%
10%
Aerosol Techniques
4
-i.
^
Alabama Power 4.20%
preferred—100
Alan Wood Steel Co common—
-10
A
92
93
;
Jan
*4%; Jari
11
.Jan
13
Jan
i
Bourjois- Inc
;
Bowling Corp of America-—^---i.-10c
Brad. Foote Gear Works Inc.--—1-20O
Brandywine Raceway Assn.-—
1
—
4% Jan
/ 89%
Jan
12%
Jan
.93
Jan
14% Jan
63
Jan
66
Jan
3% Jan
3'/4 Jan
1,200
5%%
Chemical Co
Borne
61
American deposit
Brillo
3
Jan
5,400
19,300
9%
7%
8%
5%
6'/4
3%
3%
3%
Electronics
Manufacturing Co—
American Israeli
•
Paper
14 %
14%
10
—
A
88
Petrofina
50
class
8%
3%
1%
£1
V.
-T—
2%
1,700
2,200
1,700
5,800
2%
200
Chemical
CO———1.—-----
3
2%
5%
13 %
13%
'4%
4%
1" '
convertible
Co
1
800
25%
Pood
Laundries
Associated
Oil & Gas Co—
8%
8%
100
—
Associated
Testing Labs
Inc
—
,
Atco Chemical Industrial
Atico
Financial
Products
Corp—
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Line
Jan
7%
Feb
290
4'/2
32%
30
29%
1
.
1
"
option
"
41/4
4%
6%
6%
6%
6%
Devices
Plastics
Aurora
Jari
Radio
Products
Avlen Inc
Avis. Industrial- Corp——----—.
Ayshire Collieries Corp
—-4.u-.10
B S F
Common
10
Baldwin
Banff
BarChris
Corp
convertible
Jan
32%
Jan
Jan
102 %
Hill
American
26%
Barnes
Jan
30
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster
Bayview
Oil
Bearings
Corp
Inc
Beck
(AS)
Corp
-
Burnell &
(The)
liV
4%
;
!8
Jan
1
3%
19,800
600
Jan
4% Jan
Jan
Jan
Co
Electric
preferred
preferred
Berkey
Photo
Co
Corp
Inc
Inc
7%' Jan
9%
10%
7%
•-
.
Fire
Insurance-.
Jan
10%: Feb
Jan
4%, Jan
4|506
'4%' Jan:
4,300
14'
500
14%
13%'Jan
16% Jan
100
loy8
8% Jan
18
18 Ut:
5%
10%
.'.
'400
5
14% Feb
18
Jan
:Jan
'10%
Jan
6 'A
Jan
Jan
•
11
Jan
2,600
Bread
5%
Jali
6% Feb
8%
Jan
7%
Jan
Canadian Javelin
2%
Jan
3
Jan
500
8'A
Jan
9
Jan
Jan
6%
7
3
45%
45%
1,300
500
.
13%
Homestead
Oils
9%
700
,
500
.
17,500
9%
700
6%
6%
11%
12%
1,500
1%
%
7-
Jan
Jan
V
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Jan
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Jan
43
Jan
143/4 Jan
53/1
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65%
50
6%
7
Jan
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Jan
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9%
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Jan
8
Jan
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10%
Jan
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Jan
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3,900
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18
Jan
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600
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Jan
%
2,400
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2.600
6%
Jan
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Jan
7%
,
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22%
1,700
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53
Jan
58%
Jan
Jan
r50
12V* Jan
19%
Jan
Jan
Jan
4y8
Jan
18
Jan
8
23 y8
Marconi
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd
Canaveral
A Jan
5%
Jan
3OV2 Jan
v
Jan
Jan
1%
Jan
1
Jan
67/8
Jan
2.50
9V4
Jan
•
10%
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16%c
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Jan
4%" Jan
———U—
partic pfd
10%
10
Jan
Capital
City
6V8 Jan
1
6c
To
Corp
Jan
Jan
7%
;
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Broadcasting
Products Co
20
1
1
Carolina Power & Light $5
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(JW)
1
—
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.>:110
preferred—*;
%
V" •*"'
Jan
10%
■
Jan
7775%
Jan
Jan
dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Co-—
Jan
5'% Jan
95
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Carter
Jan
Jan
19
Carey Baxter & Kennedy. Inc———u_l
Carnation Co--.--—il—U—5.50"
Carreras Ltd
Jan
16'/* Jan
1
International
Capital Cities
Jan
13
Jan
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*
Castle
(A M)
Maine
Power &
Securities
Century
Century
Power
^
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common
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Jan
87%
25
85%
Jan
1834
1,200
17%
Jan
18% Feb
30
36%
Jan
■/
4'
"4%
4%
mi.
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1
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110
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3,800
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/
6,600
11
400
Chromalloy
2
Mining—l:
—
Corp
10c
,.i
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1,200
Jan
12%
Jan
C K P
9%
10%
2,400
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
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50c
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Vb
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1,900
%
Jan
1
Jan
Vb
1%
7,600
■/-'%
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1%
30
-
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37
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5%
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46,900
12%
Jan
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13%
Jan
4,300
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10%
'
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25c
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12%
2,000
12
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19'%
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Jan
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1,400
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.
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—
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1
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Jan
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87% Jan
;
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Jan
28
34%
7%
:
200
8
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,
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5
200
8
;
4
200
36%
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Christiana
Jan
72%
29%
5
1
Chicago Rivet & Machine
4
3%
20
18%
18%
—2.50
l-*-.
1
4,000
11,600
IS
%
__
Charter Oil Co Ltd.
12 '/4 Jan
;
87
100
_1
series B convertible preferred-*convertible preferred——
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Electric Co
1
10
Geophysical Corp
—1Corp
3%
;
75
•
pref—100
pfd—.
500
75
773%'
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1
3.50%
12%
12
■
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Catalin Corp of America—
Central Hadley Corp
Cinerama
7/8
11
4
Jan
.5% Jan
;
Jan
'7-4: 7
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14% Jan
7
45/B Jan.
4% Jan -
5%
Jan
143/8 Jan
Jan
133/b
'
1%
7
Jan
1,400
1
Jan
20% Jan
24% Jkn
:
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8%
Canal-Randolph Corp
2,800
3% ■-4
'.-uiti'f,.*
10c
Chamberlin Co of America—
6y*
11%
Jan
4%
Ltd
Ltd—;
Canadian
$1.50
ii*%
20%
19 Vb
Jan
8 3/4
Jan
11%
11
5,200
..
Jan
IS
3.70Q
300
Jan
13
4,600
12%
%:
Jan
13,400
—
Canadianwide Properties LtdWilliston
Minerals.
6%
3,700
5 7
7
Jan
9%
*19 VB
»4%'Jan
——1
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial Gas
4%
li
2%
1,500
—•
—
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co—
Canadian Export Gas & Oil—
Jan
4
it
2,300
3,700
9%
i
74%
6%
9%
4
Canada Cement Co Ltd common
*■
$1.30 preferred-:
—
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Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd ytc—1:
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2%
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Jan
8,000
13%
A Jan
a
—-j—5
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Co
1%
%
14
9iV
8,600
80
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11%
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-
Jan
8
i7ff
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5,000
1,400
2,100
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13
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18,260:
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——1 :*
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1,600
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15%
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1
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8
1,200
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Jan
8%
Jan
Clarostat
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3%
3
3%
1,800
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Jan
3 %
Jan
Clary
49% Jan
50c
Watch
600
10%
common
preferred—
2%
6
25c
Instrument
Power
.71%
1
Belock
Benrus
7%
-
1,600
1,900
•
Shoe
.7%
25c
Inc
1,100
4%..
•4%
14%
25c
Electronic
Jan
5Va
Canada
3,300
Corp.
Corp
Bell Telephone of Canada
Bell
Company
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc__
Shoe Corp—
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BVD Co Inc
;
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.
25
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Machines Inc.——U-—1'
5%
1
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5
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Jan
9'iV Jan
24%
1-fo Jan
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11%
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Jan
112,000
•
9% Jan
Jan
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13 %
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—
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Jan
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.
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1
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;
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Audio
700
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—
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24 Va Jan
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--
—
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-
Jan
8
Jan
300
16
10%
29%
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2%
'4% Jan
12% Jan
700
3%
-
-
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Altex
35c
Jan
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&
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'
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12
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Jan
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102,200
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.
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Co—.
Brooks Instrument Co lnc
Jan
Jan
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5%
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52
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5
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Apollo Industries Inc—
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'
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.
7%
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,
WW
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
American Seal-Kap Corp of DeU
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Radio
Jan
I
.* f*!.
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British
6% Jan
Jan
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5%
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—.
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American
7 W Jan
4 V4
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Jan
8% Jan
1
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1% Jan
Jan
28% Jan
Jan
3%
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—
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American
Brown
*
Inc
.
23%
22%
6%
.
--1—1.
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Jan
9% Jan-
Inc—1
Press
Systems Inc
American-Intematl Aluminium.
Armour
6%
8
100
20
Co
Jan
Jan
1
Book
Ansul
14,800
5%
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Anchor Post
2%
87 Va
American Business
Andrea
2%
——1
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American
1,700
of America $3.75 pfd_100
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5%
• —
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2%
Jan
3%
:;.3oo
1%
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2,200
,
'9V4 Jan
*
Jan
5
2%
7%
6
Inc—50o
Allied Paper Corp
3
Alloys Unlimited Inc———100
Almar Rainwear Corp—---4-—1
Alsco Infl
———1
American Beverage
1,000
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2,430
6,500
r.sco
.
90
—_1.50
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Brazilian Traction Light & Pow ord—*
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Aluminum Co
26 %
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British: American Tobacco—
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Ambassador Oil Corp
High
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,
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All-State Properties Inc—
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Allegheny Airlines Inc
1
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Allied Artists Pictures Corp common__l
5%% Convertible preferred--*-—.—10
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(HC) Co common—-——-*
prior preferred
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Jan
17% Jan
:
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Blossman Hydratane
Jan
Jan
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Building
Jan
Jan
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3%
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—■
r——
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8%
52% Feb
116%
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1,200
1,100
•'
—•
(The)
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High
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Bohack
10%
Corp
Shares
Low
^•(■
1
for Week
Jan
7%
Jan
2% Jan
45% Jan
800
18,700
Airport Parking Corp of America—
Class
3%
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..vll% Jan
Jan*;,
6%
12,800
52%
*
Agnew Surpass Shoe Stores
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
'
3"r;"i;
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—
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i
Jan
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;
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Sales
Range
of Prices
■
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,
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Sale Price
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High
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.last.
...
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. I, l JM>3
High
:
Week's
.'STOCKS
Shares
Par
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Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
Range for Week Ending Feb. 1.
for Week
Sale Price
..
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the American
%'! Sales':''';:
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Friday
;
STOCK R
7.77'v
furnish R complete report of the transactions;; Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether*
for the week beginning Monday, Jan. 28,
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
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4
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l
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9%
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9
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Jan
•
:
Volume
Number 6235
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
American Stock Exchange
Week's
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Par
Coastal
Cohu
Caribbean
Oils
Electronics
Colonial
&
Colonial
Sand
Stone
&
Co
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n
1
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Royalty
Sun
Inc—;
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Cook
Paint &
2,000
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2 ■■■«
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1
Jan
5%
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5%
7
Jan
8%
Jan
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Jan
60c
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——:
-
Corroon & Reynolds common
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5
1
9
7%
Jan
*
-
20%
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1
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Creole
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Cresmont
Crose
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Aluminum
Crown
Central
Industries
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3
—1
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Laboratories
Class
B
A
3
2iy4
Jan
,6
718
8% Jan
Garan
3
Jan
Gatineau Power Co
6,900
Jan
38
Jan
3%
General
Jan
5y4 Jan
3%
1,400
13%
200
12%
Jan
2%
14%
2%
Jan
2%
.Tan
6%
400
ll'A
12
12%
13%
9,300
13
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Jan
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10
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5'A
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&
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5'A
Jan
6
Jan
31
11%
!
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5%
Jan
21
2,300
18%
Jan
147
10%
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Dialight Corp
Inc
Dielectric Products
Dilbert's
1
Quality
Distillers Ctf Ltd—
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10c
com_
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7%
2,700
Jan
Globe
Jan
.,—,—10'
10s '
Diversey DorpDixilyn Corp class A convertible
Dome.Petroleum Ltd—-L-.t—
Dominion.Bridge Co.LtdDominion
Tar
&
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(Wm)
Jan
Jan
%
Jan
Gorham
13%
30,700
10%
Jan
13%
Jan
.3%
1%
Gray
Manufacturing
1,400
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Great
American
7,200
% Jan
l'/2
Jan
Great
Basins
1%
Jan
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Lakes
Bowling
Lakes
Chemical
Western
1,100
1A
400
.
Jan
4iVJan
200
10 y8
7,900
2y8
Jan
i
3,500
4Ya Jan
•
Jan
>
12
11%
2% Jan
8%
.8%- ^
3%
Jan
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7%
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5%
Jan
7% Jan
5%,
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10
Jan
Jan
Jan:i
Jan
28 % Jan
Jan
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8%
10 Va
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
22%
Jan
1%
8,400
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1,700
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12
Jan
18
Jan
11%
99 Va 101
150
1%
Jan
102
Jan
12%
Feb
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Jan
Jan
98 y4
104
101
Jan
15 y,
16
11,500
14%
12%
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Jan
13% Ja n
11
11%
39,200
10
Jan
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
16
108
;
Jan
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35%
Jan
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VA
325
10%
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
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16
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Jan
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1
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24'A
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Jan
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1
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5%
1
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Jan
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—
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9Vi Jan.
400
5.000
;
24%
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-
50c
Grlesedieck
9% Jan-
14%
19%
3%
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Hydraulics
Jan
Jan
41 -;
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Freehold
Leases
....
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25
.
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Chemical
Industries
Gulf American Land
States
Land
&
3,200
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40 Va
3,300
37%
Jan
40%
Jan
17%
11,200
16%
Jan
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Jan
Jan
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400
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Jan
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6%
1,000
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'
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Jan
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49,200
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5%
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Jan
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Jan
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Jan
28%
Jan
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Jan
36%
Jan
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17
19%
aJn
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3,800
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■
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•5%.
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U
13% -Feb
Jan
*
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common
3% Jan
Jan
19 V*
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Jan
6%
■
Jan
15 »/2
Jan.
■■•
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13%
1
Coatings
Inc
100
3%
%
„
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( Guerdon
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L 10.700
Jan
%
13%
3
%
,
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39
3%
9c
Company
1
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■'
17%
.
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13%
;5::
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Jan
2%
600
Jan
19%
16»/4
6,300
Dorsey (The) Corp.—.:—a
.
1—1
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Draper Corp
—_*
DrjUling '■&, Exploration Co—.
1
>17%
Driver Harris CO----——_--*--a-LwA5
Drug Fair»Community Drug——1
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Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
,''
Jan
9%
3,800
4
6^* preferred series
Jan
800
>
1% Jan
8'A Jan
2 Ve
8,500
3
80,500
26.80Q
Corporation
17% Jan
200
-
Jan
9%
6'A
-6%
1
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li
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Jan
2%
1
29,500
\
^';:preferred-.u-w--i-r-i«-;->.--l.--32.50
Jan
31V*
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2%
JE1
%
3,200
Dominion .Textile Co Ltd__
*
Dorr-tOliver Inc common____-__'___J7.50
<
11%
Jan
Va Jan
3% Jan
8%
—1
Manufacturing Co
Goodway Printing Co Inc.
Gordon Jewelry class A
10%
10% Jan
30%
91
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13%
v
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Jan
Chemical Co Ltd,....:*
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1,200
20%
(Adolf)
Feb
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Jan
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31% Jan
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Jan
10%
class
Jan
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.
4
4c
Jan
1%
11
*
Distilleries
5%
1%
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31
——•
24 VA
„
1,200
18%
Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin
Gobel
-
dep rets ord reg-___
Dominion Steel &
;
.—
.
Jan
1.500
«...
*
Co.—
2,600
1
5%
3'A
33%
1
Security .Systems
Gloray
Jan
8'/8
8% Jan
Glenmore
Jan
147-
(AC)
7,300
1
5%
*
Glass Tite Industries Inc
6'/4
Engineering Co Inc.l
Supermkts
1st .preferred-
Jan
5%
2% Jan
50c
11%
13%
159%
900
3'/a
1
class A
com
3y8
1
270
17,200
1
Corp..
Foods
27%
_25c
'
5% '<•
32%
1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd
Gilbert
Jan
21
142% Jan
2,400
10%
~5%
1
n
26%
5%!
2% L: 2%
2.50
5%
1
168%
,
"
1
Corp
Corp
Gas
24%
-1—1
& Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd.!..
- -
Jan
1
Plywood
Great
Products
Devoe
Jan
13%
-?
5
Great
Detroit Industrial
14'/2
ll'A J-an
6%
Gilchrist Co
Jan
Jan
7%
2,200
400
12,800
Jan
2%
5'/2 Jan
10%
7%
1
*
Jan
Jan
30
1
Manufacturing
%
1% .Jan
4%
100
144
>
J*n
15'A
Ltd—
Co
Giant
Jan
600
19%
'
•pi.—
5%
1
Giant
Jan
11%'.
6%
100
Desilu Productions Inc
5%
4 Va
Jan
31
19%
«,
stock 1—>
4'A Jan
3
11%
System Inc cl A"fcom—20c*
Defiance Industries Inc class B
1
Dennison Mfg class A
:—5
Jan
Jan
24,300
14%
162
5%
;
Jan
16'/4 "Feb
Jan
1V&
11%..nv* iv i-y-
■&
•
3
10
14
14%
6%
Jan
2,500
dep rets ord registered—£1
General
31
Transit
15
'
'■ i».
-4-;.
"warrants"
11% Jan
liy4 Jan
2,700
5%
■15'A
-
500
700
l'A
6% •L 7
.
14 Va
Jan
<■.
.10'/a-
l'A
,
7,300
Jan
7%
1
Fireproofing
550
,
'
-
f
'ft;
3%
10
*
Foam
2,000
5
'
3
10
2,500
-16'A
:i
\
•• ■'
8>/4
7% Jan
Jan
1,200
2%
-
-
I
10c
;
General
12,600
.
100
General
3,100
i
%
.
1%
mm —
Mines
3'A
2.50
common
Davidson Brothers Inc
Day
5%
3
4%
50c
L
2.ii Jan
Jan
-5% Jan
-7% Jan
<4% .Jan.
:
200
6%
•
7
24,200
•
7%o
,,
15 Va'
A
1
__
Battery & Ceramic Corp
Corp
Development Corp.
General
Giannini
Davega Stores Corp
7'/8 '
7%
6%
«
u
Corporation
General- Stores Corp
Genung's incorporated
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
u
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc!
6%
A-
,
Co—
General
Daitch
6%
:
8
common
77/« Jan
1
.
_.u.—i.—1
Inc...—1
Builders
General
6% Jan
10,200
800
—
—
Alloys
General
Jan
1,600
6%
13%
7%
1
preferred
Gellman Mfg Co
General Acceptance
Jan
IVa
3
3%
11%
IK
Inc
5%
4% Jan
2% Jan
6% Jan
*
common
Jan
*
common—1
'7%
Jan
13%
•
10c
..
iV Jan
>2 ^rJan
Jan
Jan
Jan
2%
4,200
31,TOO
,a
5%
Jan
Jan
500
1%
.2 A
3% Jan
.Jan
6%
'
——
Jan
26
2 Va
..
5
Jan
1,500
Jan
1%
1
*'"2.T6
(Geo A) Co
2%
f
26 y4
(The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc
6 Vi
3%
•7%
Jan
25%
1
1
1,000
'
25 y2
25%
1
—
Inc
8,000
7
3%
l_5
Manufacturing Co class A
Cutter
Jan
37/8
1,000
Jan
Fresnillo
Fuller
Jan
Jan
...
Jan
13%
—
Jan
5%
36
6%
Jan
'
37 Va
36%
Jan
11 Va
——
7%
25c
(Md)_.
20 y2
9%
6%
~8%
•
2%
4%
7,500
..
Corp
Chemicals
2 Va
~8%
Crown Drug Co %
5c
Crystal Oil & Land Co...:
^10c
Cubic Corporation---~-.--~—*
class
6%
1
United
21
,2,100
6
6%
2%
5
Corp—
Jan
1,300
5%
6%
50c ;
.1——__
Corp
Consolidated
Jan
20
300
20%
6
1
—
Crano Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
~7%
100
21
,
1,400
8,800
4
1
....
convertible preferred
Fotochrome
16% Jan
900
9%
21"
4%
6%
Firth Sterlhig Inc
———..2.50
Fischer & Porter Co-Li..
—1
Fishman (MH) to Inc
L—
Flying Tiger Line Inc
—_i:i
Ford Motor of Canada—
■, »
Forest City Enterprises
L——
Feb
r
,18% Jan
■.
A
Warrants--
v
% Jan
5%: Jan
18%
5% Jan
I
&
4%
13%
—
Jan
1,200
Jan
Jan'
Iv?-
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A v,oting__*
Class B non-voting...
*
«igh
4%
———
Jan
%
Petroleum
Plastics
class
:4%':
Fifst National Realty & Construction
Corp common
w—
_10c
'
Jan
4%
r
Felmont
>9%Jan
Jan
17 Va
J-ow;.'-.;-
12%
————
Purchaser
——
22 y4
1
Filmways Inc
—J.—;. -25c
.'Financial General Corp———
_10c
'•
800
67/8
Jan
Fields
Jan
3,100
6%
Federated
5% Jan
<
Jan
27,500
18%
w-
"5
Jan
-
1,500
4% *■
-
18 V*
■
Jan
%
600
-
•
H
4%-
-
15
Cooper-Jarrett
8% ^
•
Corp_10c
Co
8%
8J/4
5%
Jan
7
-
Range Since Jan. l, 1963
High
.1.50
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd
Jan
2
~
.
Shares
:-_i. __2c
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co
Famous Artists Schools Inc
Jan
3%
3%
1,000
5'/4
14%
8%
-
1,800
8
.-
45 Va
Jan
2iy4
Fairmont Chemical "Co—
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
■;*
1,300
9'/4- -9% %.
300
^.1
^
IS
13,600
>
1%
Jan
4%
2.000
•
217/«
Jan
Jan
2%
1,200
(U -;5%
5
"'V
cl A—50c
Machine
Varnish
Jan
5,500
1
Corp
Low
Feb
5%
Jan
3%
for Week
j
,
of Prices
4% Feb
Jan
1%
45 %
'
Continental Connector
17%
4'
24,900
14%
> 5
1
Corp
22 Va
13> Jan
•
200
Jan
Jan
12%
—1
Engineering
3%
12,500
^
Sales
Range
Sale Price
,11 Jan
20%
3%
20c
Continental
Materials
1%
——_—*
class
&
Commercial
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
High
iVJan
..
44%
Inc__—LL-LislOc
Construction Products
Continental Aviation
Continental
5%
iyo
13
—_-.50c
Oil
Ray
17%
5%
25c
Diesel Electric.Corp
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated
15%
.
1%
Consolidated
Consolidated
4%
21%
17%
Community Public Service —_—_—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to '65.1
Consol
14,600
2,900
3%
5
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly Containers Inc
LOW*
?
13,500
20%
'
Inc—10c
Metals Co
;
-
Corp of America---.-L---'-&Oc
Commercial
^
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
.
1
1
Community Discount
Shares
High
Minerals—Is
Inc
Friday
for Week
"
of Prices
Low
(Range for Week Ended February 1)
Sales
V
Range
Sale Price
31
6
Jan
4c
"8% Jan
Jan
7
Gulf <& Western
Gulton
Industries..*-.^—^...1
Industries Inc
...—1
t
i
21V*
35% '
35%
..
28
36%
•
Jan
-
American
Duraloy
Duro
dep
(The)
rets
ord
4'/2
1
Test CorpDUvat Sulphur & Potash Co
■
Dynalectron
10i
reg
Co
2%
15ca
,
1
^
"
Corp—1—_1l0c
/
»
3% '
2%
300
6%v
7%
32%
33%
w.
—i_*
2,600
1,600
3y8
27,800
2%
-
•4% Jan
2%
Jan
3
Jan
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
31% Jan
33%
Jan
2 y8- Jan
-
3ya Jan
H fe S American Dorp.—.
—^-^10c
Ha)l Lamp Co
—..—2
Hardeman (Paul) Inc
Ham
Corporation
Harnischfeger
:?<■
Hartfield
'-S-x:u;
:r
Eastern: Air Devices Inc„J
Eaktern Can Co class
Eastern Do
Eastern
$6
■
.
Hartfield
7%
new_J-^.i_Ll£._—•
Preightways
Inc
:
preferred
series
237/e
„
_-•
B
*
^
168%!
.
Electro-Voice lncy_——2
-
.
: so
2,200
il>
1
1
—
Assistance
Corp__—t
Electronic Communications
Electronic Research
10c
Associates Inc
15
5
i;,]
L50c *
—
23%
23%
6%
Ero
cumulative
Corp
1st
common..
preferred!.:
Manufacturing Co
ERT
—.—
Inc..
Chemical
Ltd-i^.
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
footnotes,
Inc..
National
Mining
Heinicke
Helena
Foods
Instruments
Co
%
46
•
—
1
U-
8%
9
3Va
Jan
5V2
Jan
5%
Jan
Hill's
.1
i
-
V
4
5%
500
...
4% •32
...
J
6%
6V4
6%
;
3%-
3%
4% '
t,
700
!
'
see page
34.
102
Jan
'3% Jan
47
Jan
44% Jan
2,300
2%
9%
,
25c
L10e
'.
4%
Jan
4%
6%
3%
_
.
.
16
Jan
Jan
Jan
•'
4,800
8%
Jan
9%
Jan
31%
1,100
27%
Jan
34%
Jan
28 VA
3,500
26%
Jan
29% Jan
h'/b
11.200
14%
8%
102 '
Portion
Pak
Inc
Hotels
(R)
Class
&
Inc
Co
Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines.-—
Holly Corporation
Feb
Jan
Jan
Holyoke
Corp.—
r"
Shares
%
Jan
Home
Finance
6%
Jan
Home
Oil
4%
Jan
Class
B
Co
Jan
8ya
Jan
8 V»
2,500
500
7%
.
3,200
„2>/4
,
—
Inc
Inc
class
—
A—-i.„.
6%
6.4O0
6V4
13 Va
%
217/8
5,900
.l»/4
.6%
500
30%
14
12
11%
12%
2,400
200
14
11%
-
;•
3,400
-
v
700
6 Vii
Feb
Jan
1%
•"
Jan
Jan
3%
Jan
%
IK Jan
Jan
2%
9'A
f
;;
4%
18
19 Va Jan
3,700
36'%
r
i
13%
7
1,400
36
IVB
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
*
1,400
1,000
V
Jan
"6% Jan
400
4
20%
5%
13
1,700
8%
3%
U
6
Group
Ltd
——
Jan
30%
Holly Stores Inc.
Holophane Co
4 %
4y8
14 y4
2
Industries Inc.—:
9 % Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
8%
Hofmann
2%
15'/2
3%
7
common
13%
Jan
13%
1,500
5%
....
International
10 Va
/
- Jan
ll'/a
300
6%
Hoffman
Jan
Jan
80
Jan
1,600
4
13%
"warrants"—_—
A
107
Jan
9%
14%
3%
13%
convertible preferredSupermarkets Inc
i.
Hilton
Jan
76
—--—
...
Payne Inc
4%
Jan
3% Jan
Jan
preferred
4% Jan
-
Jan
32
Jan
6y8 Jan
Jan
5%
Jan
2% Jan
23,300
2%
4
7'/a Jan
;•
10,200
1,000
25,500
'•••
Jan
,-.;4y8 Jan
4%
Jan
8y4
Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc—
Hoe
.10%
;
-
:
Jan
2ya Jan
13%
6
6%
26%
Higbie
100
-
3,000
15%
>'
Jan
Jan
29%
Hercules Galion Products Inc.—
,
Jan
5
5%
14 Va
Jan
2,300
%
A.-Jan
9,900
2.000
5%
,6
pfd—
Jan
Jan
3 Va
8,100
5
ioy8
& Co 5%%
5%
800
2,700
:•
2%
.■??
5%
(WE)
5V*
350
4% >
8%
.'10% j;
1
or
4%
4%
—,_L10c
$1
V
Heller
5ya Jan
9,000
-
46%
5%
•?-
—
A% Jan
4% Jan
-
%
'/
*
800
4y2
Feb
16%
Inc
Henderson's
800
-
8%
Jan
Jan
*
Rubenstein
Jan
4%
-4%
■7% Jan
•
Jan
Jan
16% Feb
Jan"
1%
"4,'300
14%
25%
1,900
.
8%
25c
Co
Jan
5%
5»A
5%
23
r
Jan
Inc^50c
Helmerich &
2%
•
,
4%
7%
10c
—
Kosher
Jan
—
For
Bishop
Hecla
Jan
600
10c
Jan
15,500
7:2ys.: 2% :
; 2%
___1
1
Jan
4
98
—.1
Corp..,
Eureka Corporation
Evans Rule Co
Hazel
Hebrew
UK Jan
Inc
500
24%
"3% ~3Vt
X
—.—.—:
Esquire Radio & Electronics
EsSex
Jan
Industries
14% Jan
Jan
4%
2%
*4
•
;
'
J an
/'/
169%
:e%
Jan
3%
4%
Haven
'J'.
Jan
2%
1
Harvey's Stores class A
Hastings Mfg 'Co———————..2
..
40%
4
6%
2%
:
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire
43%
600
600
1,600
2%
3%
14%
5y«
_1-
.
1
.10
—-
Corp..
43%
2%
12% Jan
4% Jan
1,700
4%v 5y8 ;
)
•
—I—10a
———L
preferred.
Steel
Jan
Feb
Jan
15
4,800
24,300
pfd—100.
•
&
Jan
Jan
8 Vb
Jan
% Jan
2,000
5%
14% (
5%
5%
Emenee*Corp._i_-2-^__-_;__Jrj._i._-—l. 4%J,
Empire District Electric 5%
Equity Corp common..--
16%
v■='■.
12%
—.1
Forge
8%
18%
Jan
Jan
'
>
13^4
i25c
Electronics Corp of America.
Erie
Jan
Jan
6%
43 y4
Hell-Coil Corp
'
10c
El-Tronics .Inc
convertible
7
>16%
new
Inc
5% Jan
Jan
5%
16%
.
1
:
Electronic Specialty
Co
L
Electronic & Missile. Facilities.^
$2
5,800
3,400
6,200
8%
1
Jan
24 y4
Jan
'8%
182
^
Jan
18%
———*
Harvey
Co
Jan
4%
17'A
3%
7%
8
:
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
Light
Jan
Radio
2%
Jan
13% Jan
6,100
17%
uau
-s%
8,400
^
-
,
' ■"
i
Electric
Industries
9
42%
Jan
io
i
Harvard
1
2»/4 Jan
4,200
1,000
14 Va
1
Inc
Jan
165
6,500
13%
14
■m Jan
;
Jan
19y4
182
50,
168% 168%
13%
4%
:
2,600
,182
13%
•
39 y2 Jan
1,400
24%
182
Echiin- Manufacturing i Co
;
—11
Edo Corpwation—i-i.—1
ElderVPeel Ltd—c.--—*0
5
23
.
.182-
2 V* Jan
7% Jan
50
40
4%
1
preferred series A-—
1,000
8%
'40
20c
Eastern States Corp common—•
$7
'
___l
A—-----—1V-tBVt
:2%
41/4
13%
10
Corp
Stores
2%
4
25c
22'/2
l'A
1 y. Jan 1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
5'A
:
Jan
'A 6%
Jan
,32%
Ja*
37
Jan
30%
Jan
14%
Jan
12
Jan
12%
Jan
28% Jan
12% Jan
-10%
Jan
.10% Jan
i
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
(548)
32
:
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 1)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Horn
&
Horn
&
Hardart
common
—
Hoskins
Howell
Mfg Co————*—2,50
Electric Motors Co—
—1
Hudson
Inc class A
5(4
Jan
Marconi
18(4
Jan
1,500
17%
Jan
1,000
17
Jan
31 (i
2,100
13 (4
.
18
30%
31
18%
17%
—
'
13%
2,600
Hydromatics Inc i.———_aA-L—-1''
Hydrometals Inc
:———2.50
Hygrade -Food 'Products——
.—5
--
>
(
5
2%
4(4
2,700
4
Jan
2,300
20
Jan
Jan
7(4
»■
-
•fit-
J
j
•!.
.t? *
ji
T\l1 '..f
—;33%c
Magnetics Corp
C
Imperial Chemical Industries—
American -dep. rets ord teg
y
4%
£1
V—
8
Imperial Oil (Canada) ———' 40
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
14(4
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
.—1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—100
91
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
.—25c
Inland Credit Corp class A—
1
97/a
9%
of North America
Insurance- Co
International Breweries
Inc
—
Oil &
Products
Oil
Jan
8V2
Jan
8%
Jan
10'/a
Jan
170
88(4
Jan
91
700
3V8
Jan
Jan
Micromatic
3%
Jan
Microwave
Hone
3V2
Jan
4Va
Jan
16%
Jan
Midwest
Jan
10
Jan
97%
5,800
97%
Jan
4%
Jan
2,500
3%
Jan
1,000
31%
Jan
4%
2,100
4%
Jan
5(4
5%
2,400
2%
Jan
5%
Feb
7%
7%
900
8%
Jan
7%
700
7(4 Jan
6;:
Jan
7(4
Jan
1%
1(4
1,300
11%
Jan
1%
10%
1,200
Jan
Mining
Power
&
Aluminum
Mirro
2,300
4l/a
Jan
5%
Jau
14,300
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
1%
Jan
2Vj
19
20 (4
31,900
Jan
22 V2
Jan
12
Jan
19
9%
5%
5(4
5%
20,200
4%
Jan
22'/a
22%
22%
400
400
3V4
Jan
3(4
Jan
Jan
86 (4
Jan
9%
Jan
10(4
26
2,000
20%
Jan
26
Jan
Molybdenite Corp
Jan
Molybdenum
(4
J an
17,300
(4
11%
Airlines
Mohawk
4%
4%
11 Va
11%
11%
3
22%
Jan
Jan
5/a
Jan
4% Jan
11%
— —
8%
5%
11
12%
Jan
2%
Jan
3 %
Jan
600
11%
Jan
12%
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Iowa
liiiami
6%
1
Property
Investors Royalty
Jan
3,500
57/a
,
6%
27 Va
Jan
31%
Builders Inc__ 10c
Funding Corp (NY) cl A—5
Investors
8(4
3%
33Vic
Company-.
Investment
47/8 'Jan
4%
—1
International, Stretch Products
1,000
1
Mfg
Co
:
Merchants "Refrigerating Co—
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd-
I6V4
4%
-5
L.
Jan
Jan
5,600
1
Menasco
.\.
3%
—•
Jan
22 %
* 7(4
~6%
——
1
& Co
Johnson
14(4
—1
Gas Corp
International
International
la
10,800
3%
3(4
A
Jan
29%
——
—
41 (4
1,500
91
90%
Jain
6%
11%
_50c
Jan
7'4
3;90«
10 (a
9(4
1
Corp
International Holdings
Intex
1
5
1
Homes Corp
Inland
'
8%
13%
6%
3,900
'/a
28%
35
3
Inc__
warrants
Corp
-39% Jan
7,100
40%
14(4
39%
'
Jan'
4(4
300
4%
7%
Y- -~»Y
7(4
4
27%
6%
_1
1
—*
'Melnor Industries Inc
.
21
6%
28%;
Ltd
Industries
Maule
•McCrory
-.a
*
warrants
Maryland Cup Corp
Corp—:
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
19
1
20%
21
6%
;
—10c
Corp__
Corp
Masco
Jan
Mead
-
,14%" Jan
~
4
: 4
-
Marine
McCulloch Oil Corp
.
22 %
12%.-Jan *.
£1
Industries
Martin-Marietta
v5V4^J^n
Jan
21% ,Jaii
Jan
3
157/s Jan
1,000
187/8
14 (4
.
'Jahw^.
5%
2,300
1,300
Ltd
Co
.Jan
31% Jan
Jan
5..
700
7V4
18 Va
18%
13(4 Jan
International
Marlene
18
.
28% Jan
-n
18,600
(4'.fv
5
6%
—
.
3
2%
27/a
Co——-—-10c
Manufacturing
Hycon
100
5V4
5 (4
18.
cornel*.-5
——*:-lu-1_—5
& Manhattan Corp class A—10
Vitamin Products Inc
1
Hudson
Jan
4%
High
400
13%
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Stores
Low
22%
13%
——_%—•
Mangel
Jan
95(4 Jan
28
Range Since Jan. 1, J963
High
21%
-
96%. Jan
150
300
•
Class B common
23
-
Low
Shares
—♦
10c '
-1
2.50
—
30 V
96(4
30
■
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall-Corp—
Jan
95 y2
(The)
Hubbeli (Harvey)
21(4;
21'/4
19% Jan
Sales
for Week
—7
Service
Public
Maine
Jan
124
Jan
110'
60
800
293/4
100
preferred——
5%
'
114(4 115(4
*
-*
33%
Jan
28
1,475
'
Range
Par
High
Low
33(4
31
—7,50
(Geo A)" & Co—
Hardart Baking Co
Hormel
Shares
High
Low
Par
WeekV
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.1,1963
•,
Last
STOCKS
;
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
; Yy; :Y.< Y YYY Y':iYYY;YYY;YY
iYY
Friday
Sales
'
Range
\
'
,
Volume 197
Commercial and Financial
The
Number 6235
.
Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 1)
■Last
Sale Price
*
of Prices
*
Shares
High
Low
;
\
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1968
Last
'
STOCKS
for Week'
Range
High
—
Clay Products
8
Coast Co common,——,——I
Pacific
L
preferred.,
dividend preferred
a
dividend preferred
conv dividend preferred
Lighting
Pacific
$4.40
$4.75
$4.75
preferred
Airlines.
Northwest Bell Telep
Petroleums Ltd
Pacific
Pacific
5Va
Jan
99% 101 >/4
Jan
,
Class
Traffic
Penn
Co
Perfect
Circle
Photo
Permian
Jan
L
16%
16 Va
L
Jan
Jan
Jan
—
Dist Tel Co
Co——
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
Piasecki
Aircraft Corp
Phillips
Screw
Pioneer Plastics
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie;
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plant
Plastic Materials & Polymers
Plume
&
Atwood Mfg Co
Pneumatic
Scale
Polarad Electronics Corp
A
class
Polororr Products
4
.
i
w
63/g
73/8
73/4
9J/2
9%
1063/4 108
23 J/s
4%
Inc—10c
•
10
50c
1
Canada:
common
113/s
6%
(The) Corp:.
—
;
2.50
Polymer Corp class A——,—..
—+.1
Fowdrell & Alexander Inc (Del)
2.50
New
41/4
11
Poly cast
Power Corp of
Jan
5%
Jan
4J/2%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
•
,»♦.
.Ltd————.-.1
Pratt & Lambert'Co--—
Precision Microwave Corp
Precision ware Inc
———
Prentice-Hall
Inc
—1
—1
66%
Presidential Realty Corp—
Class
.
:
•
A
ClassB
——I0o
——4—-10o
Ltd
————.I
—
Mines
Preston
—1
Proctor-Silex Corp,.—.—
progress Mfg Co inc common...—.—1
convertible preferred—.—.20
$1.25
Prophet (The) Company
providence
1
Gas
series preferred—
Sarcee Petroleums Ltd
20
50c
Corp
Savoy Industries (Del)
Saxon
Paper Corp
com
6% conv pfd
—•
25c
Savage Arms
100
20o
•
preferred—
Telephone
4 J/4%
Co
Corp
Rico
Puerto
Sportswear
Fyle-National
25c
10
& Fisher Co
1
Screen Gems Inc
1
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
3.50
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp
1
Seaboard Plvwood & Lumber
1
Seaboard World Airlines Inc..
3
Sealectro Corp New common
25c
Season-All Industries Inc
1
Security Freehold Petroleums
•
Seeburg (The) Corp
1
Seeman Bros Inc
3
Seligman & Latz Inc
1
Servo Corp of America
1
Servomechanisms Inc
—,—20c
Seton Leather Co..
*
24
4i/2
Shattuck Denn
5
Mining—
•
Shawinigan Water & Power
Sherwin-Williams Co common
4%
preferred
"
Sherwin-Williams of Canada.
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
B
Class
12.50
100
*
Co—10c
—2
2
-
Silicon Transistor Corp——20c
Silver Creek Precision Corp—
10c
Sllvray Lighting Inc
25c
Simca
Automobiles—
deposit receipts—
Boardman Publishing—
American
—
Simmons
$3
preferred-——
conv
—————-U.'f
Simpson's Ltd'
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil
Singer
1-
Co
Manufacturing Co Ltd—
registered—£t
Inc class A
50c
rets ord
Skylines Homes
Slick Airways Inc.—
Corp—'
Sonotone
SosS
.—
J-
.
Manufacturing———-—1
South Coast Corp
South Penn Oil Co.———
—--~r.
12.50
California Edison—
original preferred
—.8.33Va
4.78%
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
Southern
5%
of Colorado—
Public Service
Puritan
20
—20
series preferred
series preferred
4.40%
Amer dep,
Prairie; Oil Royalties
•
2.50
16 pesos
Sayre
50c
Industries Inc——
Carlos Milling Co Ltd
San Diego Gas & Electric Co—
9V2
4
1
1
1
50
•
Corp—
Jan
Corp Ltd
Inc
St Lawrence
213/8
10 pesos
tLwi*—10c
Inc—
Industries
Pierce
Salem-Brosius
San
21%
-5
Industries
Jan
Jan
8 3/8
Pharmaceutical
&
Electronics
Phillips
Philippine Long
Jan
Jan
Jan
L__
Co
5
Corp..?
1
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50ft
California Petroleum
Realty & Utilities
Royalty Co
Southern
Southern
Southland
Shoe Corp
Rand Corp warrants
Arena Inc
Standard Brands Paint Co—
Standard Dredging Corp common
Spencer
-1
Sperry
Sports
Importers Inc.
Quebec Lithium Corp..
Quebec Power Co
Quality
$1.60 convertible
Standard
Standard
Shares Inc
:—
Corp
Tube class B
z
Stanley Aviation Corp
:—:
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Star Industries Inc class A
Starrett (The) Corp common
50c convertible preferred—
Standard
Standard-Thomson
Standard
Ramco Enterprises
Inc,.——.
Ramer Industries Inc...—.....—.
Inc
Ramo
class A—
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
—
Rayette Co Inc
Real Estate Investment
Statham
Steel Co
Trust of America—
Steel
Properties Corp of America-
Real
Ol&SS A
Realty
Inc
Stephan
(The) Company——
Sterling Aluminum Products—i
Corp of N Yi—.
Sterling
—
—
Reda Pump Co
Reeves
Broadcasting
Corp
Stepan Chemical Co
'
—
Equities
Warrants.
Brewers
Inc
Sterling Precision Corp
Stetson (J B) Co
& Dev
ft
(Del),
Reeves Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance
Investment Corp—
Reis (Robert)
•
Stop & Shop Inc...————.
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
& Co———...
"
Reliance Insurance
Struthers
Co—.——
Stylon
Remington Arms Co Inc
Sunset
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Supermarkets Operating Co——.
—
Supronics Corp.
Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp
Swanee
—
For footnotes, see page
Paper
Corp
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Algom Mines Ltd common
Warrants series A
Rio
International Petrol Corp.
Supercrete Ltd
Superior Window Co class A
Resistoflex Corp
Rico Argentine
new—
Sunair Electronics Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Restaurant Associates Inc
Wells Corp
Corp
Syntex Corporation,
04,
-1
1
1
10c
1
1
10c
50c
1
Instruments Inc
of Canada Ltd.
Parts
Stelma
1
Forgings Corp—-————1
Metals Co.
3c
Products Co
—1
Standard
Radiation Inc class A
lc
.V
20
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1,196$
12,400
3,700
*
5
10c
—1
50c
5
1
10c
High
4% Jan
4% Jan
83/a Jan
' 85
43/a
12,/
13V4
Jan
Jan
5% Jan
9% Jan
.;6V4
Jan
514 Jan
14-
Jan
Jan
14
//Jan
33/4 Jan
4% Jan
3% Jan
7'/a
4Vs
8'A
107/s
2'/«
11 Vs
11 Va
3%
2Vt
147/8
89 Va
- *
Jan
Jan1/
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
17
18,500
3
I
Jan
IS
10c
1
1
Corp
Peruvian Oils & Minerals
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics
1,200
4
7
25c
Inc
U34
2Va
43/a
2.50
*
Corp
Perfect
11 Va
214
U
1
(Mass) .20
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
1
1,900
33/t
39%
2.50
1
(The)
Pep Boys
7,40(1
37/o
213/4
Dredge Ltd—1
Corp
600
2Va
11 Va
23/8
4V4
1
:—
Electronics
Pentron
11'/a
2 V4
•
3
60 3,4
2
Pato Consolidated Gold
600
I
6 Va
1
class A—10c
2
Corp
700
Jan
104 Va
Bol
B
Parkersburg-Aetna
1,100
8Va
Jan
11%
1
Electrochemical Corp
Parker Pen Co class A—
8Vs
' 4V4
8V4
3% Jan,
Light 5% pfd
100
Markets
,
1
Paddington Corp class A
50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
Pall Corp class A
—
1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Park
400
3,600
104 Va
26%
—
5%
4'/8
97 Va
Super
Pantepec Oil (C A) Amer shares__l
Park Chemical Company..
—
164 Va
104 Va 104 Va
Pacific Power &
Pantasote Company
200
ll'/a
Warrants
Packer's
133/4
ll'/a
—
•
Jan
600
1114
3
97
300
4 '/»
—
b
101V4
"96 Va
120
5
13%
8
8>/a
1
43/4
1
11
1
Northern
—
5
*
*
*
*
dividend
$4.36
Pacific
—
L
96 Va
89
4
L
4 Va
4%
5 V4
—
1
2
*
Inc
$4.50
Industries
Pacific
10,300
—
—
)
500
9Va
13'/2
—
L
i——25
5'% redeemable 1st preferred—;—25
5%' redeemable 1st: pfd series A—25
4.80>% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4:50% redeemable 1st preferred—25
4.36% redeemable 1st preferred—25
5%
8%
5.700
13
—
1st preferred
5%
43/4
*■
>
V Low
53/4
87
—
L
preferred
conv
cum
83/4
1
25
6% cum conv 2nd pfd A
25
Pacific Coast Properties Inc
-1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6% 1st pfd—25
5Va% 1st preferred
25
5%
High
5V8
—
Pacific
Low
5'/a
•
•
Range
of Prices
-
Low
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS,
American Stock-Exchange
3
200
3
3Va
3%
300
3Va Jan
Jan
334 Jan
6 $ Jan
/4 V» Jan
8'/a
4Va
103/e
11'/a
2%
127/B
0
"
v
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
13Va
43/8
2%
17 ?;
3 V*
4
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
;
(550)
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
t
.
.; Monday, February 4, 1963
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended February 1)
Last
Range
Sales
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Week's
Friday
8TOCRS
American Stock Exchange
High
Low
American Stock
•
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'••
i High
Lew
Exchange Bonds
Friday
Period
.bonds
Week's Range
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Interest
Last
or
Sold
Friday's
Jan. 1,1963
Range Since
Bonds
*
Talon
class
Inc
Class
B
A
common
Technical
Inc
Operations
Inc'——;
AA
Technicolor
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
——
Engineering
21
2.600
"9%
10%
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
Appalachian
20
,
Jan
22%
Jan
Baldwin
vi
2%
5%
?
Texstar Corp
Electronics
Inc
Jan
2%
1,400
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
:
Jan
2%
4%
%
.
•
2,400
774
3%
27,500
6%
5,500
.%
Jan
Jan
Boston
Jan
BSF
%
•
Jan
Chicago
A
Jan
Davega Stores Corp—
%
Jan
6%s
Jan
Jan
Delaware
4 'A %
Corp
Jan
1st
30
30%
35
1%
1%
4,700
1%
Jan
l7/a
Jan
•
12
11V*
13%
11%
11%
500
11 %
Jart
ll7/a
Jan
17%
18%
1,200
16%
Jan
18%
Jan
23
24%
4,100
22%
Jan
24% Jan
Feb
IV4
23%
Jan
92 y2
Jan
3%
Jan
4
Jan
"
3%
mortgage 4s series A 1993—.
1st mortgage 4s series B 1993—
First National Realty & Construction Corp—
6%s
Jan
General
"warrants"——
9Vr Jan
10% Jan
—
47/8
36%
Hartfield
of Canada,
*
Co
Union
Investment
Union
Stock. Yards of Omaha
Products
Corp
Asbestos
United Canco Oil & Gas Ltd
Elastic
United
vtc
Corp
Jan
Jan
Jan
21%
Hydrometals
•
Italian
United
U
S
dep
«11>
U
S
U S
U
&
Canal
Conditioning
Co
Gas
American
Warrants
1962
30
184%
99%
30
61
70
1,000
2
Hess
1,200
5
2,806
6
5%
Jan
5%
5%
300--'/
1,900
_..23/n
Corp cl A com_10c
.v
5%
25o
1st
tr ctfs.
April-(
May-I
Mar
120
14
103
121
122
S
102 %
.
17.76
123
33
•117%
106%
124%
31
yyiQ2 y
Universal
Marlon
Utah-Idaho
Corp
due
6s
new
1984.
Corp 5%s 1974..
Corp 5s 1976
2
5 Vis
America
107
1976
—
3'As
1968
2%
25c
1
1
Viewlex Inc class A
6!/2
25c
Vlnco
Corporation
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
27,400
Service
Electric
&
Gas
10%
7s
Co
(without
April-Oct
25c
Manufacturing
debs
Jan
1
5%
Water
Power
6s
1998—Jan-July
y
3%s series G
1,700
4
Jan,
4'As
series
H
8,500"
"
7% Jan
4%s
series
I
7%
&
8%
Bond
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
Webb
4
3%
23A
3'A
2.500'
51,200
6
preferred
Instruments Co
1,000
7
5,900
Jan'
15%
3.500
300
10%
5%
900
Corp 3s
3s
1965
$6
West
Chemical
West
Western
50c
4.40%
pfd
Equities
Inc
Western
Nuclear
Inc
Stockholders
"5%.
7%
5o
series
J
K
92
93%
$86
93%
94%
93%
93%
93%
100 Va
100'A
101%
$104 3A
104
104
1043/4
104%
104%
1041/4
$86%
81%
series
M
1985—*
series
N
1986
series
O
1987—j
California
Counties
10%
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
I
Whippany Paper Board
Eagle International Inc..
White Stag Mfg Co_
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita
River
Stores
Williamhouse
Williams
Oil
(R
Wilshire
Oil
Wilson
5%
C)
Pwr
I
Jan
23
Jan
Jan
95%
1
Jan
11%
2,700
2 5/8
8,900
3
Industries
Woolworth
(F
W)
Jan'
2
ord
regis
Jan
247/a
Express System Inc class A
Raceway Inc com
preferred—.l_
9%
6,300
'34%-; -A-
600
1
27
Jan1,
93/4 Jan
13A
IS
*
-
••
Jan
•
.
35.-"-1 .Jan.
12 3/4
Jan
Jan
12%
2,400
400
5%
16
1,400
13%
6
2.800
51/0
15%
15%
16
1,700
5,600
14s/8
1%
Jan
16'A
Jan
5%
/
Jan
53/e
'
Jan
Jan
153/4
5%
5%
2
2
iV
118
16%
Zapata
Zapata Petroleum
Foods
Co
:
'
Jan
■y/;
Jan
Corp
"
11%
12%-
17%
17%
Jan
153A Jan
8'/a
85/8
16V2
Jan
Jan
98
91%
debs
7L
72%
66 %
73%
92%
94
92%
101%
90
Jfar-Nov
1973—itfar-Nov
11%
Jan i.
17
-•./1950
200
i'v
:
—
—
/-i
Jan
6%-
6%
1976
conv
sub
May-Nou
debs
1977
91
100
90
140%
140% 147
Feb-Aqj:
June-Dec
June-Dec
147
70
99-
98%
70
$98%
:;! 13%
Jan
18%, Jan
>
Interest
70
-
99%
70%
Week's Range
Last
Sale Price
or
-
•Baden
(Germany) 7s .1951^.—-———-Jon-July
Danzig Port & Waterways 6%s 1952-—Jan-Julyy
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
:
Debt Adjustment Debentures—•
5%s series A 1967
—Jan-July
series
B
Sold
High
.
—
$7
2008—May-Not?
66
High
"
66
Afay-Nov
Low
No.
13%
$60
•
4%s
$120
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
• Hanover
Jan
6%
3,800
Jan
Jan:/}
63A
1967—-—
.
-i
(Prov)
6%s
—-Jan-July
1949
Feb-Aug
18
Jan
Maranhao
Mortgage
•
7s
stamped
(Plan
A)
2%s
Bank of Bogota—;
of May 1927) 1947.
(issue
• 7s
(issue of Oct 1927) 1947
April-Oct
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972-——.June-Dec
$60,
$99'A
—
99%
Jan
Parana
""%
"18
"i8
IS
10,400
Jan
-'./v.
.
8
Jan
87/a
Jan
4
Jan
1,900
37/8
Jan
4
Jan
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008
—Mar-Sept
(Republic of)—"*
•
*
r*
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1 1997
Jan-July
Rio de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012—Jan-July
Peru
Jan
3%
j
89
2 '/a Jan
600
lOc
;
1 Jan
12,700
^SOc
4
Friday
f
.
16%
17 Va
2.700
15%
Jan
17%
.
42%
43%
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in year's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-stock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range).
^Transaction for cash (not included in year'is range)-, t Ex-dis¬
(not
x
Ex-rights,
Jan
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's
Corp
94%
Period
•
Zlon
93%
Corp—
BONDS
Jan
6
17
Jan
Jan //:
95%
73A
5
1
91%
:
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
tribution.
Co
Off-Shore
95%
91%
2
Jan
25c
Zale Jewelry
Investing
&
Jan
'12
Jan
Jan/
25c
Yonkers
94%
^
Feb-Aug
Water Power 3%s 1964
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
Jan
4,100
/
14
22%
£i
40c
conv
Natural Gas
S
Jan
143/4
17%
101%
Jan
...
400
5c
;
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
6%
24
32
2,700
com__l
100%
Jan
Jan
13A
8
100% 101%
106
Feb-Aug
Washington
% Jan
iV Jan
T9%- Jan
153/4
v-
104%
3% Jan
1,000
12
U
>y'1%■
31
24
%
Jan
Ltd—
American* dep rets
6%
preference
Vale
1,800
yy
*
3
5
•
1,000
"ft1
24
pfdl.lOO
Inc
V
Jan
3%.
25
Light 4%%
Newspaper Machine nfew
Woodall
91/8
9,000
2%
3 Va
143/4
2
102%
Jan
5%
•
103%
104% 1041A
Jan
12%
1,200
15%
i
———III
Jan
22
23
13A
10
~~
Jan
5
153/4
1
Industries
Co
common
&
subord
87
113A
lOc
preferred
Wisconsin
Wood
6s
Feb
4
323/4
*
Co—
Brothers
Improvement
n%
j
I
Inc
Co
&
United
Jan
*
i
Corp
Brothers
%
—1
Inc
(The)
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
10c
1021/4
April-Oct
1971——Jan-July.
Teleregister Corp 6s May. 1 1980—
Transportation Corp of Amer 6%s
Jan
23%
lOc
White
Wiebolt
Jan
Jan
33/4
A
' -^1 y
6s
1%
4%
23%
'
Inc
jj. Jan':
20ft
10
fmmm
1043/4
$1013A 103%
Jan
1,000
tV
24
3s
73A- Jan
2%
•
:■« 103%
87%
1051/8 1051/4
1970
3%s 1970
debs 1973
2%
4%
10%
-
Service
(Calif)
Electric
Jan r
3%.
22%
—
Food
3y4S
Gas
Gas
&
Jan
4%
io
Inc
3%
Szabo
Gas
Jw
94%
Is
Westmoreland
l7/s Jan
33/4
23
$104
$100
—-—_—Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
May-Nov
a
87%
Jan
79
310
$88%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1985™-—x._-_
7
-
59,900
99
90%
86%
1983
L
98%
98%
92
1982
series
series
4'As
Jan
/'Vr •>.'j
American aep rets ord shares
Western Tablet & Stationery
81
Feb-Aug
2
•■■■
Ltd—-
'
72
.——April-Oct
3
»
100
7.500
'
1%
79
10o
Invest
21/4
500
7%
18
•<
lQo
91%
100
88%,
86%-,
1982—:
4%s
1% Jan
2,000
100
Fashions ;
Western
"3%
.
'wm
1.25
Products
Utilities
Texas
Westbury
1%
79
1
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth Manufacturing
1%
:
I
•
92
88
$90%
$883A
Feb-Aufif
x.
4%s
Jan
5;
2
10c
Knapp Inc common
series preference
89
10
——
1981
4%s
5s
9% Jan
12%
1
&
98
—
1979-
47/bs
Jan
% Jan
17%
7%
common
conv
Precision
"*3%
10
I
preferred
Waltt
/ 3.24
60
1982
17
1%
125 Va
2
125 y8125 y8
Jan-Auy
1978
E
F
Southwestern
•
100
94'/8'P'94%
'
Feb-Anp
series
series
Southern
common
93
99%»99%
$85
Southern
Wagner Baking
!-97%
91
-194%' 96%
i
Jan
w
'
-16
1967
California :Edison
31/ftS series A 1973
9%
12%
■
96 %
•
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———
3s
y/y'5:v-
-
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1972
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6% Jan
"3,000
7%
10%
10
•
VTR Inc
:
73/a
,
■,'
70
96%
191'/a
1984
1981—_May-Not>
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Jon-July
3s series B 1973.:——.—i.—
—JFeb-Aug
2%s series C
1976
j.——--^_Feb-Auft.
3 'As series D 1976
Feb-Aug
Southern
Jan
9%
-
700
6%
;4%
8%*
%
103/8
10
Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
sub debs 1976—
Harbor
Safe
Jan
8%
5,500
.
10%
3%
7%
2
:
-
T" 8%
3Ti
1
72 %
.
Jan
33 >4
6,000
93/a
'
111
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Co
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4% Jan
f
125
9
4
:•*:
1
Vita Food Products-
Vogt
10% "
■xA**
105
-.A.——Jan-JtyZyk
1970. y——_.-iA-,--,..
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Jan
5
500
37
.8%
—.1o
Corp of America
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
85
12
123
71
—April-Oct
3s
Rapid American
2% Jan
1,600
i .5,*
36
-
10'A
Valve
108 Va
82y«
85
111
105
.
106%
40
108 %
84 %
108%
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Realty Equities Corp—
•% Jan
.
..40ft-
%
5%
-.4%
—
Sugar
Corp-—».
104
$97
84%
.;
—
Valspar
46%
122
102%103%
-
w :
3%s
Universal Insurance—
48
46
115
105%
48
April-*
'k
15
103
$115
—
May-I
conv
Co
4s
mortgage
1971
mortgage
Reeves
2%."
2% ;v
-
y
Power
Public
.Jan
63A
:—
of
Corp
;3%s
Jan
7%
-6%
!.
Bellas
liq
Jan
6%
Inc—
RR
6%%
r.
deb 1982
5% 1977
1963
:
53/4S
Co
Tr
<
1978
Jan
2%
2
6%
—
Controls
Universal
188% 188%
.7%
—
1955
Universal Container
86
Pennsylvania Water & Power .3 Vis
Corp—
Series
.'
Oil
General
Ohio
Jan
25c
Series
Warrants
V
79
81
98
47/as
Research
1st
4%
1
————
Rubber Reclaiming Co
United Stockyards Corp
Universal
Jan
Jan
1
Tile Co
Ceramic
Natural
70
3
8
1977
Valley
Nuclear
6
100
S
933/4
debs 1973.
conv
Realization
6s
Chemical
National
4'% Jan
50c
1
Corp
85
12
Ai—.A.—HFeb-Aug;
Jan
7
i
10c
rets ord regis
RR
J
N
Air
117
10
-
Corp
6s
National
Ltd—
Co
Inc
Power
Kaltman
1% Jan
v
Molasses
J an
is
38
Improvement & Investing—2.60f>y.
Products—-5
American
Jan
3
Foods Inc—JtiUtA
—
941/4
82%
7
.
1st 6s 1982__
1972_—
Manhattan
&
National
Jan
4;
United
United 'Milk;
77%
.
Jan
12 Va
-89-
6
1981——
conv
Hoffman International 7s
Jan
17%
62
97%
/
,
United
United
5%s
Stores
Midland
5
•
-4
20
50r
1
1
*
70%
53%
873/4
24
1963^—April-Oct
Afay-Nov
1981-1^—April-Oct
Jan
31
7%
70
10
April-Oct
debs
Development 6s 1974
General Foam Corp 6%
conv
Gulf American Land Corp— •
6Mis conv; sub' deb 1977—
Mergenthaler Linotype
Unexcelled Chemical Corp;
United
1981
subord
6s
Jan
11 y2
1
•
5%s
General
Hudson
10
Inc
Builders
Jan
4%
wtsy:1976yi^^-^^-^«^r.-ii^S®aty-2Vd^
ex
Fotochrome
Jan
13y»
Steel
Inc
of N J Division^—
Lackawanna
'•
2% Jan
warrants
Aircraft
32
Jan
Livingston
United
97%
25
7
*■
:
15%
V
Co
1975-
23'/8
Kawecki
Gas
debs
Jan
True Temper Corp
: Union
subord
Jan
Triangle Conduit* 8a Cable Co
Tri-Contlnental
101
90%
13%
1
Forging Corpx—-—Industries
100%
16
20%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
Trav-ler
29
1978.
y
,
2,300
Inc
Williams
91
100%
Western RR—-
&
91%
100%
—
49,800
7
20
100
1
1
preferred
Corp:.
World Airlines
&
Lack
90 3/4
/ 71%'
27
■-
15%
Lux
Trans
85
$97-
•
22%
;—1
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Transue
June-Dec
25c
Corp
Universal
82'A
-June-Dec
107% 115%
5
6%
■
Photolab
i
1978
6s
•"•A-VW;.»
«
49
91'A
10c
10
com
class A
Trans
—
;
91'A
95%
76
127% 127%
-
—
*
22%
Security Trust Co Ltd—
deposit rets ord registered—5s
Amer debosit rets def registered—5s
Town
convertible
'
-
68%
115Va '
111
■
-June-Dec
64
18
-
94
'.ll i
L. ._April-Ocl
1970
Transit Authority 3%s
Vending 6s 1976.
IV*
Amer
Tower
$127%
97
62
!
.
13
75 Ve
,
39
84%.
1
Continental
Jan
74
-Quar-Feb
1969
Assn
7%
>
Tobacco
Edison
Raceway
94'A
High
.
27
14%
Thorofare Markets Inc
Toledo
series, A
convertible
5%s
-_1972
64
94 y4
;■
•c
5
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc
70c convertible preferred
Todd Shipyards
Co
Jan
6
1,600
2%s
Edison
Brandywine
6s
100 V2
,
Jan
•
14,100
j 2% Jan
2% Jan"
,1 4% Jan
Jan;
98%
wi—
Aug 1
Jan
Jan
%
'*:'
•
Bethlehem Steel
Co 7s
64
Low
49
27
50c
Inc
Co——
Thriftimart Inc
4%
400
2%
"warrants"
Shovel
T 4,100
2%
10c
—
Textron
5%
Chemical
5%
Jan
5
Pump 4s inc debs 1994-. ..June-Dec
._June-Dec
Elec Power 3'As 1970
Montrose
}
-
'yy 35 .y 38 y'
y
90
97
•
1972
—_
&
3%
Jart"*i
1,000
"5.100
ey2s
1998
Bloomfleld Building Indus Inc—
6 '/2 %
conv
sub deb 1977
Jan ';
3,600
6
~
Jan
Amer
Petroleum
&
2%
2
2 Va
#7:S
debs *1974_____. -dune-Dec
sub
conv
6%
2%
5%
1
Corporation
& Light $4.56
Textron
10%
Jan
8%
16,000
2%
Inc—25c
1
pfd
*
Steel
48 y2
2
w
5V2s
Realty
29 y2
'
*
Inc
Jan
42%
8,500
10c
Inc
Electronics
Power
Thew
•
r
"
21/4
Terminal-Hudson
Oil
American
1
*
—
Television Industries Inc
Texam
Alsco
Jan
29 :. :
Warrants
Texas
Jan
8%
Jan
10c
Corp..
Teleregister Corp
Tenney
Jan
20%
-2®c
<—-*>
Corp—
Industries
TelePrompter
35%
35
27%
Low
v'P.:
Jan
Jan
.4,500
48%
46 Va
V
30%
30%
8
12 /2c
*
---$
—I
Material—:
Technical
35
_
—1°
preferred—
Electric Co—.
4%
Tampa
35%
33%
800
1,300
33%
5.
-3
.
common
'
bid
and
ask prices;
.,
no
§ Reported in receivership.
Abbreviations used above—"cod,"
sales being transacted during the current
..
^
week.
„
,,
.
certificates of- deposit"cons," consolidated;
cum, cumula¬
"n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates,
1," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "xw," without warrants.
5%
57/a
3.700
47/b
Jan
6%
Jan
7
7%
2.100
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage;
4%
4%
200
4%
Jan
4%
Jan
"w
and Financial Chronicle
Number 6235,The Commercial
Volume 197
(551)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
(Rangq for Week Ended February 1)
Friday
Boston Stock Exchange
vV:V,
STOCKS
LISTED
;
:
/
r
Last
;
i
Sale Price
;
.
Co
10
Personal Property Trust-—*
& Providence JEtR-.——-100
Boston
Boston
Service CO
Cities
38%
62 ¥4
33
1,020
125
10
96
35% Jan
56% Jan
33
Jan
55%'Jan
16% Jan
—
..
331
48% Jan
..
'
58% ; 59%
19
19%
51% ; 52%
" /'
10
—
37%
62
33
-
—
Range Co
/—is
———~5 .*.
Eastern"Gas & Fuel Associates com—1Q
Eastern Mass Street Ry
6% cum 1st preferred class A__—100
5% cum adjustment -———.100 ;
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.r
—
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,
,
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*
—/
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36
36
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54% 56%
2.50
—
42%
44%
4,972
Co.
5
78
77%
79%
1,357
1
—
31%
32%
3,454
Island Creek Coal Co
cc^m6n^4~.50c
—
22%
23%
72 ¥4
15%
20
10%
26 ¥4
46%
1,183
Bell Ac Howell Co.—
21% Jan
122% Jan
46
Jan
38 ¥2 Jan i
62 % Jan
First:National Stores ••Inc———*
Ford Motor Co__
General Electric
Gillette Company
Kennecott
71
Copper Corp—
Theatre--.—-.--..——25
Boston
Loew's
■
—
Corporation———5
15%
—
Lone Star Cement
Narragansett Racing Association
1
New England Electric System
20
New England Tel & Tel Co
100
Qlin Mathieson Chemical——————5
Pennsylvania RR-.———10
Rexall Drug and Chemical Co——2.50
.
19%
9%
25 ¥2
45%
.<
—
25%
46%
.
Waldorf
Inc————————*
System
-
35%
;
1,451
560
173
233
50
300
34%
36%
14
32¥a
37%
23%
66¥t
26%
50 ¥4
842
798
63
72%
7%
37
,270
72%
7¥2
•—
15
18
9y2
24%
43¥4
30%
12%
32y«
59%
Association.——'V
37%
Stop & Shop Inc
1
—
Torrington Company
*
United Fruit Co.—26¥a
United Shoe Machinery Corp com—25
50
U S Smelting Refining & Mining
50 <
Vermont Ac Mass Railroad Co———100
•
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Shawmut
65
;
150
155
24%
48 ¥2
13%
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—.——6.25
309
35%
13%
32¥a
36%
23%
64¥4
—
.
36
10¥a
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42Va
75%
28
35
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
74
200;
1,324
Jan
7".Jan.,
:v. -
Last
Sale Price
LISTED STOCKS
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Par
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Low
High
Container
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STOCKS
LISTED
Last
Eleptric
Low
Power
Consumers
Edison
Detroit
Co
Co
Mfg- Co
Motor
Ford
—
Co
Fruehauf Trailer
Oo_—.
Motors
General
1
5
!
——
1
■
Rickel
(H
W)
Co
Ac
Rudy Mfg Co
.
Scotten, Dillon Co
Studebaker
Udviite
Corporation
Universal
Upjohn
Vinco
Controls
25c
—————
Company
Corporation
Jan
1,300
26% Jan
28 Vs
Jan
49
8,200
44%
Jan
49
Jan
.—5
25%
24%
25%.
2,800
23%
Jan
25 ¥4
Feb
62%
64%
1,500
59 ¥2
Jan
64%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
37%
Jan
General Candy Corp„....
General Dynamics
Jan
52%
Jan
General
Jan
92 ¥4
Jan
Gen
Jan
.......
Electric
47 ¥4
Jan
Jan
10%
Jan
28 ¥2
Jan
Motors
Tele
Corp
Electronics
&
2,500
2,600
9%
10%
2,550
8%
Jan
10%
Feb:
495
9 ¥4
Feb
10
Jan
—
9%
9%
5
28 ¥s
4,000
26%
773/8
79 ¥4
Jan/
79 ¥4
Jan
85
78%
Jan
85
Jan
33 ¥4
33%
3,000
1,100
900
76/
83%
31%
Jan
20,000
28
78%
26%
62%
62
63 ¥4
24%
24%
25
Jan
25
Jan
20% Jan
23 ¥4
213/4
23 ¥♦
1,800
1
31%
31 Va
32%
16,700
Jan
17%
Jan
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Jan
23 ¥4
Jan
Gossard
Jan
35 3/8
Jan
Gray
40
Jan
40 ¥4
Jan
23%
Jan
2 6 ¥2
Jan
75 %
Co
(W H)
18%
18 Va
18 ¥a
15
143/4
15 ¥a-
*
54
54
54%"
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
42%
7
Industries
Inc
42 5/8
16 ¥a
16%
14 ¥4
14 ¥4
65c
Jan
85 ¥2
Jan
21
—
Jan
2944.
5,080
Jan
42 3/a
446
42%
Jan
43%
Jan
Shinkle Shoe——.*•
Kimberly-Clark Corp
——5
Knapp Monarch Co_.
1
8,437
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
Leath &
.54%
475
11 ¥2
Jan
12%
Jan
7¥a
Libby McNeil ic Libby—
155
35 ¥2
Jan
36%
Jan
430
43/s
Jan
5¥s
Jan
505
40 ¥2
Jan
44
Jan
Jan
5,885
423/,
Jan
463/4
28 Vz
3,490
25 ¥2
Jan
28 ¥2
12,114
57 7/n
Jan
63 ¥a
——I
Printing Co common
50c
$3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought
Inc
-I-—.
50c
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Uh)——u___ 1
Lytton's (Henry C); de Co.-r.--—•—1
Jan
63 ¥a
200
;
29%
48
85c
45c
5,915
!
•4%
¥♦
36
100
17%
Jan
2%
Jan
27%
Jan
Jan
23/8
Jan
Monroe
Jan
Monsanto
215/s
Jan
24%
Jan
8¥s
Jan
9 ¥4
Jan
,3 Vfe Jan
9% Jan
•3 ¥2
Jan
980
215
1,600
200
11 ¥e
—
—*
—
Marietta Corp—
1
21%
McKay Machine .Co—50
Means (F W) & Co common———
Metropolitan Brick £nc—
—
4
—
Meyer Blanke Co..—
Mickelberry's Food Products
1
Minneapolis Brewing Co——1
11%
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
*
60
Modine Mfg Co—.—-.——.—,———*
' ■
Jan
3 ¥4
2%
® 100
2%
27%
3,002
243/i
2¥a
105
2
Jan
375
173/4
Jan
21
1,675
233/s
Jan
7
202
6 ¥4
Jan
27 ¥a Jan
7 ¥* Jan
National Distillers & Chem (Un)
830
5
20
Jan
22 3/4
Jan
National
100
223/4
5
5
Jan
5 ¥4
Jan
North American Aviation
33 Va
2,750
Jan
36 ¥2
Jan
3.00
Jan
Northern
&
Mfg—
—
(Un)-
Public
Indiana
Olin-Mathieson. Chemical
Parke-Davis
:
Week's
Sales
•••■■•:■:/
Range
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
:/:///Low/////
High
High
&
5
—
1
—,
1
—
■
■
Jan
28 ¥4
Jan
60% Jan
53 y®
Jan
Jan
29 ¥a
Jan
45
Jan
48
9
Jan
10
26%
6%
533A Jan
6%
.
Jan
Jan
$8% Jan
7¥« Jan
Jan
Jan
.
Jan
'
8%
/19 y8 Jan
19%
Jan
13%. Jan
9%
Jan
43 3A
Jan
18
Jan
20
433A
Jan
2,100
16¥«
Jan
1,600
49 ¥2
Jan
Jan
8 3/a
Jan
'34% Jan
37%
Jan
—
53
34%
26¥«
3%
62%
21%
*■
53% Jan
22%
Jan
206
473/4 Jan
50
Feb
250
35
Jan
45
Jan
$,100
Jan
5% Jan
5¥a
Jan
8%
400
Jan
9¥«
Jan
Jan
17 ¥4
Jan
Jan
17
1,500
10% Jan /
11%
2,400
53
Jan
62%
26 Va Jan
28%
100
Jan
Feb
Jan
4
Jan
3,500
49 ¥4 'Jan
53
Feb
1,800
2,500
200
32 %
Jan
35 ¥4
Jan
24 ¥4
Jan
26 ¥a
3¥a Jan
3 3/a
Jan
1,900
60
Jan
64 ¥4
Jan
15
Jan
16
Jan
;13%
•
,
Jan
—
—
59%
60%
4,500
573/4 Jan
48%
2,000
43% Jan
60%
48%
Jan
45%
1,400
35 ¥b
Jan
353A
Jan
49
35%
49%
200
433A
Jan
493A
35%
37%
2,400
31 ¥2
Jan
37 ¥a
Jan
27/a
31
6,000
1,400
25%
Jan
27%
Jan
31'
Feb
14%.
48%
50%
49%
16%
74%
40%
2,100
2,200
15
Jan
—
35%
—
—
27%
26
5
31
29%
.72%
39
—
..
.
1,900
300
17
48
As Gamble
Pure Oil
Jan
26%
250
Co—•
(Un).————-*
Co——
,—5.
Jan
Feb
12% £3%
8¥4
8¥a
43% 43%
17% 18
"Si % 51%
Pennsylvania RR
—10
13%
13%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
*
48
47%
Pfizer (Charles) As Co (Un)
33y3c
49
49
Phillips Petroleum Co (Un)—
5
49%
48%
5.Potter ;Co^■:/ :
/■>;/: 16%
Procter
Jan
Jan
7%
27 ¥2
,
Jan
*
Peabody Coal Co
.
Jan
*2%
*
Co
Jan
253A
21'%
700
3.33
Corp
Jan
150
40
1,200
5
Service
Northern States. Power Co—
(Minnesota) <Un)
Northwest Bancorporation
for all the local issues, and a
ranges
*
Illinois Corp———.——
Northern Illinois Gas Co
5
60
Jan
88c
170
2.50
Tile
-
Northern
36 ¥2
88c
Montgomery Ward & Co
"25% Jan
Feb
15 ¥2
Jan
-
v
Jan
Jan
16%
Jan
; ; 6¥a
.
42%
Jan
:/ 150
50%
33%
25¥z
3%
6®
52%
33%
1
27
20 ¥a
,
149
7¥s
—
(Un)
35
Jan
19%
10% 11%
59% 61
28% 28%
.Co
Chemical
..-••<62
Jan
1,200
54%
17
.
Chemical
13 3A
Jan
Jan
—
—
11 ¥e Jan
i
€% Jan
35% 37%
21% 22 ¥4
47% 50
40% 41%
5%
5%
Martin
Feb
Janv
Jan
,
.oM-b;? /i-.
83A
'
—
Marshall Field common-
Jan
33/8
300
3 ¥2
Jan
36
Feb
Jan
3%
9
1¥»
4 ¥4
Jan
3% Jan
i 100
:
36
55
ii,31f
:
i
19
600
9%
7
—
V*'-
37
Jan
-
Jan
1,100
3,900
6,500
52 ¥2
19%
12%
Lincoln
4%
Jan
5,550
1,100
300/
28%,
53%
—
12 ¥a
Jan
38% Jan
■'/;16 // Jan:
7,200
—
Co——
363A
39%
28%
47 %
9%
48
—5
343A
27%
21 %
51 ¥2
52
2.50
*
13
19%
—27%
*
10 ¥4
15%
,
31 ¥2 Jan
3,700
1,100
IOO
40
7%
27
.27
Steamship Co—T.—i-—*
Co—
Jan
60 J/
—
39
Electric
18%
24
7
7%
Co
Harvester
Jan
Jan
45
400
2,600
150
—
—
1
Johnson ..Stephens
11% Jan
Interlake
35
149
—
Inland Steel
Jan
41
16%
Huttlg Bash & Door—.——10
Illinois Brick Co
%
>10
High
Jan
1,100
1.
34
Jan
Jan
18
36 ¥4
bu.
34%
/ 32%
133/4 Jan
100
non-cumulative
Howard
Jan
31
*
preferred
100
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
*
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
Gulf Oil Corp__—
8.33 ¥3
Heileman (G) Brewing Co
1
Hein Werner Corp
.;
3
Hibbard
Spencer
Bartlett
25
Holmes (D H) Co Ltd
L—
20
Jan
Jan
17 y8
23 ¥4 Feb
Jan
33
6,700
1
Drug
Stores
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Great Lakes Towing common
1%
36 ¥4
28 y8
15
*[',
—
Jan
63 ¥»
Jan
8
20%
33%
,
Jan
,30c
33 ¥2
Jan
57%
Co
33%
29 ¥a
23
(The)
Rubber
Jan
7,000
1.66¥3
3.33%
Corp
Tire &
Jan
Low
9%:
Goldblatt Brothers
Jan
22 ¥2
11,300
Gillette
73
7
c
10 ¥2
28 ¥2
General
28 ¥2
.j
44¥4
10
27%
Jan
4,444
197/s
Par
Jan
8%
42%
Jan
30%
26 ¥4
Sale Frlce
42%
24% Jan
43%
20
85
26
Z.Xafet
:
/' t-h /:::/
Jan
40%
of the round-lot transactions only
STOCKS
■•/
63A
103 ¥4
selected list of the dually traded issues.
■
Jan
47% Jan
:/
3
Jefferson
2'/a
Friday
6 ¥4
4% Jan
Jan
/
—
1
Jan
11%
publishing the weekly
Jan
900
Jan
Midwest Stock Exchange
are now
44%
5
(Un)
—
We
2,000
Jan
31
36%
A compilation
34
45% 47%
*
Co
Jan
3 ¥2
—_—1.00
1,900
..
:
Jan
■24%: 24«/a
■—■"
5%
37%
1
Jan
—
•
5%
35%
4,700
3
1.00
4
•.
18%
5%
35%
2.50
Co_
11 ¥2
9
;
58
.
—...1
Inc
Trailer
' J,000
59%
(Un)——.*
First Wisconsin Bankshar.es———
^.5
: Flour/ Mills/.of/^mericai^/^^iw^i.t/
Dairies
n
19
'
7.50
Fairbanks Whitney Corp
Firestone Tire & Rubber
Jan
25%
Jan
Jan
98 ¥4
245
13
95o
62 ¥2
Jan
1,630
1,486
65C
1
—_
19%
27%
19 ¥4
1.00
19%
—
Jan
19%
Jan
International
36
.
.
18%
Feb
19%
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)
2%
;
—1
.————10
.10
—1'•/'
.
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
3 3/a
—
Corp
95
56
Jan
62
26%
Jan
47
—3
13 Va
27%
___2
94 ¥4
27¥4
Natural 'Gas
16 3/a
63
^
250
48%
Elder Mfg Co
Jan
28 Va
—
94%
59%
19%
Paso
El
General
Low
44
__
Feb
94y4
Jan
11% Jan
423/4
24%
28
30 3A
15 ¥2
4 ¥2
;
Jan
Jan.
12 3/a
¥4
25%
_
34%
65c
600
28%
200
12 ¥2
36
28
250
350
44
"4
27
30%
2,595
43%
.
593A
30
163/a
44
1.66%
Ooebel Brewing Co.————X :4
Hall (C M) Lamp
King-Seeley Thermos Co—
Kingston Products —————
1
Kresge (SS) Co
—
Kysor Industrial
Corp
1
Lansing Stamping €0————————I...
Michigan Chemical Corp
——.
1
Michigan • Sugar
Parke Davis As Oo..——,
Jan
19%
General Foods Corp
General Mills Inc
■
Corp
56%
30%
Jan
29 3/4
4%
2.50
Economy Baler
Co
Federal-Mogul-Bower
1,100
Dodge Manufacturing £0^———,-U—-5
Dow
Chemical Co—
—5
Jan
81%
12 3/a
59%
Feb
36 3A
-1
.—2
■
Jan
58%
20 ¥4
13 ¥s
11 ¥a
75c
34%
Jan
85 ¥2
28
42 s/a
10
13%
Jan
Jan
6%
11 ¥2
——*
com
new—.:—
Steel Corp
Detroit
Eaton
...
Corp..——.—
Jan/
10¥« Jan
72
Jan7
17%
13 ¥s
1
—,2 r.
..—5
J.
Borman Food Stores—
.—1' / •
Brown-McLaren Mfg Co——i-1 /-;• 1.00
Burroughs Corporation—
——-5
30¥4
Chrysler
Corp
25
85
Consolidated Paper
10
13
Industrial
AVis
63 ¥2
l,30o
€.500
-
63%
140
3,500
Jan
Jan
" 45% Jan'
1
85
5
16
Equip——
&
Metal Products:
American
41% Jan
81%
-
20¥4
28 ¥4
Shares
7
/17.300S
27%
Co
(Un)
Corp
28 ¥4
High
63/4
Jan
18%
for Week
Of Prices
*
Jan
59%
—
Sale Price
Par
Allen
Jan
1¥.
38%
19%
Sales!
Range
-
13 ¥4
Jan
1
33%
Week's
Jan
1%
52 ¥4
Exchange
/Friday
12 ¥,
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan/
5%' Jan
49%
Jan
ti
Jan.
23
1,400
Jan
247
31 %
52¥i
Curtiss-Wright
High
70 ye
Jan '
29
;
'
37% Jan
v80o
16 ¥4
tonextMon-
26% Jan
28% Jan
22% Jan
4% Jari
1,600
,
20
day's issue.
I——«-5
Playing card—
Jan
20% Jan
4,30o
1,000
973/4
publish
to
-
Feb:
43 ¥b
18% Jan
50
39
41% Jan
3,000
;v ■
'
51%
39%
without it.
intend
We
Feb
Jan
52%
90 ¥2
forced to go to
Jan
39%
! :
50c
49 ¥4
Consequently,
we were
*
Yard
Jan
Jan
35
2,000
v
Jan
31%
25 ¥2
36%
1,900 ;
11,500^
19%
1%
Jan
28%
10
12%
(Un)__
Corn Products Co
Jan
33/4
IV4 Jan
24% Jan
.
85
pfd—100
Insurance Co.
96%
celved in time for pnb-
Stock
__<?
•
Corp of America—
Continental
Jan
.—5
System
Edison
26 y8
of the Cincinnati Stock
Exchange was not re-
Union
'
1
Inc—
Gas
3 ¥2
———loo
Cincinnati
—, *
Co.—.—.10
Commonwealth
24
500
43% f
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
common—8.5o
& Eiec
preferred
*
F W D Corporation ——————10
this week's compilation
4%
Co
Columbia
Foremost
Shares
—III"I"—I*
Cincinnati Gas
Service
Fruehauf
We regret that
NOTE:
43%:
,
—25
26 ¥s
———10
Mfg
5
Ford Motor Co
-■—-•I
Aeronca
Carey
29
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
of Prices
-
28%
City Products Corp.—
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron 4¥a%
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Friday
39
>
.
7% Jan
37, Jan
31% Jan
37%
43%
18%
Cities
Jan
50
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
72
•
2
39
Chrysler Corp
22 ¥4
5,400
39%
;
Jan
€00
1,300
38¥4
(Un)__
Jan
26
10,700
39%
Industries
25 %
Jan
1%
31%
25 ¥4
30%
,
Jan
Jan
49% Jan
.
30%
—:5
30¥a
29% 30%
Burton^lxie Corp
12.60
'
23
-J23
Business Capital. Corp—
—r,4—1;
—
5
- 5y»
Calumet & Hecla Inc_n_l_„—__5''' -jL.//"
12% 13%
Cdn Export Gas;&> OH Ltdi.—.^16%d
;
^
/T 1%
1%
Caterpiftar Tractor; (Un).—.u^.^.i-.* ;* .. '
37%* 38%
Central & South West Corp
———2, 50
45
v 45%
Champlin Oil & ,Refining—^
;
,
$3 convertible preferred
63% 63¥2
Chicago So Shore $ So Bend KR-^12.50
12%
12% 13%
72% Jan
15% Jan/
20% Jan
58¥2
21% Jan
47 ¥8 Jan
1%
Jan
23 ¥4
25 ¥4
...
High
22 ¥4
1,200
450
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Jan
Jan
37% Jan
23/8 Jan
66¥4 Jan
26¥3 Jan
50 ¥4 Jan
64% Jan
19'A
247
175
Inc
(Un)-.—P2
(Un).—rf.
8
Cq
.1
(un)—r——5
Corp..—..T——.u.—5
Fisheries
Burlington
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan.
10%
26 ¥4
46%
36%
15 Va
37¥«
Corp
Borg-Warner > Corp..^——
Brunswick Corp
52% Jan
,•
Steel
Low
23%
25%
22%
25
22¥4
—>
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
High
23 ¥2
Booth
'59 ¥4 Jan
' 19% Jan
37
10%
56¥4
47Va
79%
32%
Low
Boeing Company
"
56
30
418
Consolidated
Bales
for Week
of Prices
23%
25
* ;;
;
—
Binks Manufacturing
Jan
33
'
Benguet
Bethlehem
22g
—
,
Sale Price
.
Bastian-Blessing Co
♦
Belden Mfg Co__————10
High
15% Jan
114% Jan
40% Jan
38
Edison
Boston
Low
21
Week's
Range
Last
J
r
.
Par
1,808
4,552
516
19%
,//
,;
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
120% 122%
45
46
Corp———*—1.66%
20Va
fmorl^'Tel *. Tel
33%
121%
Anaconda Company
———50—
Motors
American
;
High
Low
Par
STOCKS
j
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's;;
Range
of Prices .
Friday.
35
29% Jan
13 ¥4 Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
49
Jan
1,300
47
Jan
50 3/4
Jan
1,800
47% Jan
49%
Feb
Jan
50
16 ¥2
Jan
16%
1,000
70%
Jan
74%
Jan
900
36%
Jan
41
Jan
64%
Jan
'
Acme
Steel
Co..—
1
Admiral Corp
Advance
Allied
Electronics.
Ross
Chemical.
Chalmers
Allis
Co
Airlines
Can
(Un)
Co
10
Cyanajnid
American
Home
Co
45 ¥4
4,500
4,300
433/8
Jan
57
(Un)
Products
46
54 ¥a
52 3A
55 3A
10
.20
l
(Un)
,
Jan
17 ¥4
Jan
Jan
€0
Jan
17%
Jan
20 ¥2
Jan
Jan
463A
Jan
543A
1,200
3,000
45 ¥4
48 ¥4
Jan
573A
700
52 ¥a
Jan
12,500
21,600
205/8
46 3A
__1.75
24%
21%
24%
Motors
.1.66%
26%
19 3A
26 ¥2
Rad
American
Tel
American
Tobacco Co
Ac
Tel
San
(Un)
Co
.
Company (Un)
Apache Corp
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
Automatic
Avco
—1
Products
-
'■/_•:
■'
■'
Corp
Canteen
Co
;
of
For
Feb
fit
21%
Jan
Ban Diego
Imperial
14 ¥4
Bchwitzer
Corp
Jan
29 ¥4
Jan
315/8
Jan
403/8
Jan
47 ¥2
Feb
10%
:
.
12 ¥2
Jan
56 ¥4
Jan
44 3A
47 ¥2
10 V'a
uy8
6,700
3,700
3,700
7,200
56 y4
2,100
5,300
122 ¥4 Feb
10 ¥a
Jan
52
Jan
25
Jan
26% Jan
233A
Jan
26 ¥«
19,200
13%
Jan
1,600
24%
Jan
;/
;(///•■
■
-—.10
26%
24 ¥4
—4:.
•
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16
'
see page
41.
16
'
24%
•
'24%
(Un)—20 g
*
St Louis Public Service "A"
12
Regis
Sears
Roebuck
Sheaffer
.—
As
163A
253/a //:
200
„
'
Jan
17 ¥b
Jan
26 ¥4
Jan
-—
—
30
■—
1
—
Jan
5,700
650
4,300
40%
Jan
Jan
Jan
2,500
1,700
2,800
48
Jan
53
Jan
13 3A
Jan
13%
Jan
26%
Jan
30
Jan
10
Jan
12
Jan
59
166
Jan
60
Jan
Jan
74% Jan
8%
100
,"8%
Jan
8%
100
8%
Jan
30^
14
13%
27% "26%
.
Jan
30%
46%
5,400
36Va
38%
60%
443/4
Jan
43% Jan
28
78%
54%
—
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26 ¥2
8%
37
5
Jan
8%
—
—
61%
(Un)
(Un)—
Jan
233A
2,500
77
15
Co
Jan
48 3/a
—
39%
Southern
38 5A
Jan
41%
H
.
Shell Oil Co—.———————
-l
Sinclair Oil Corp ——.—-5
'Southern Pacific Co (Un)——.*
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
50c
Spiegel .Inc;
*
Jan
40%
26
77%
3
Jan
34¥8
800
29%
46 /a
52
13%
30
—
—1
——
—
Socony Mobil Oil
25
Co
(W A) Pen Co class A
Class B
—
———.——
56%
2,800
24/2
40%
—
———5
1
—1
Paper .Co—.—
47%
1,700
29%
46
50
13¥2
28 ¥b
24%
40%
29%
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
St Louis Nat Stockyards
24 ¥4
46%
-
Reynolds Metals Co (Un)
•
Reynolds (R J): Tobacco (Un)——..5
Richman Brothers Co
—L*
Jan
Jan '
—
1
Inc
Jan
1143/4
30 ¥2
Revlon
61% 63%
36% 37%
62%
Radio Corp of America (Un)—
*
Republic Steel Corp (Un—10
16 ¥4
12%
26% ■26%
...
54%
America_2.50
footnotes,
Jan
2.200
54 ¥,
47%
Corporation
■(!..f.'
58
14 ¥a
30
30
50
543/4 Feb
120% 122 ¥4
1213A
6.25
-
Jan
14
14
33%
(Un)
Anaconda
Athey
5
Jan
14 ¥2
American
Corp
46
Jan
Jan
54 ¥4
American
Stand
6
300
American Machine & Foundry
As
.
aJn
1,500
17 ¥4
58
20 ¥2
20 ¥i
l
(Un)
American
1.500
167/a
17
1
_
153/4
Jan
1,800
1,900
5%
46%
(Un)
Jan
3%
153A
5 3/8
433/8
;
of America
16
13%
16
14%
■;
25c
Mfg—
Aluminum
Jan
113/4
/
15%
—
American
American
.!■
10
37
40.
62
54 A
31%
14 A
28
78%
9 ¥4
Jan
9¥a
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
1,400
34 ¥s
Jan
39
1,400
35 ¥2
Jan
40
4,300
58 ¥2
Jan
62
200
51%
Jan
56%
Jan
6,000
29¥4
Jan
31 ¥2
Jan
13
Jan
15
Jan
25 ¥4
Jan
28
Jan
9,800
1,900
.
"
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle...... Monday, February 4, 1963
(
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended February I)
Range
■
Sale Price
(Un)
Indus
Kollsman
Standard
of California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Oil
Storkline Corp
Company-.
&
65 %
4,400
51
53
,
6,100
60
59%
60'A
13,400
Jan
/
60% Jan
■A
Jan
7%
Jan
27%
Jan
6Vs
Jan
27 %
2,000
24%
Jan
42%
/ "300
40%
Jan
43%
60 %
617/a
3,000
59 Va
Jan
M 62%
Jan
17%'
17(4
1,900
2,600
16%
Jan
17 %
Jan
14%. Jajv'/-
,14%
Jan
63/4'
—--rf5
61%
14%. 14(4
:
■
Jan
*
Jan
71 Va
'A
76
Jan
75%
133
WVa
36%
Jan
111%
Jan
35(4
4,200
33 Va
Jan
36%
Jan
76 %
747/8
76(4
600
73%
Jan*
45%
45% " 47%
9,900
43%. Jan
48
15%
16 Va
3.000
13%
Jan
17
Jan
32 Va
32%
8,200
32 Va
Jan
42%
Jan
33% Jan
367/a
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
34%
74% '
109
111%
35%
—
'
32 %
Products—1
Upjohn Co (Un) ———————1
Webcor Inc
1
Western Bancorporation (Un),
,
2
Westinghouse Electric Corp
6.25
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
*
World Publishing Co
1
Yates American Machine
5
Zenith Radio Corp
?
1
Oil
101
800
_
400
7
36%
7V»
1,100
33
347/a
1,500
35%
35
37
7,100
10 %
10%
10 %
205
13%
13%
100
13%
1,800
54%
36 V4
"7
v
"
34%
,
32
Jan
Vs
Jan
Armstrong
Cork
Blaw-Knox Co
Last
Range
of Prices
.
Par
.
Steel
-
•
37%
—
30Va
...
Columbia Gas System
*—.—.—10'A.A.-!■ 'A'. *"
Duquesne, Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
.
8%'
Duquesne Light Co.——-—
—.—5
31%
Equitable Gas Co....
L—8.50
43.
:
•
Horhe
(Joseph) ;Co-—':
McKinney Mfg
1
50c
r
1
1
■
Brake
Air
Elec
"
■
Corp
'
■
*
' A—Um*
'•••,*
37'
31
1
150
167
35%
37%
1,214
Jan
14
Jan
Jan
59%
Jan
"
of Prices
Low
Brewer
A
46%
*32%
Jan
Jan
32%
Co.————
Oil
&
Gas
5%
,
2.35
Castle
.31%
—i.——10
38'A
Emporium
Capwell
Exeter Oil
Co Ltd
Co
21,200
Jan
9
350
18%
Jan
21
Jan
35
'""J
■■■. y,
■
15
Total
Utili- t
65
tiesStocks
10
1
3,800
700
36
Jan
39
■
in,.;......,..
,,
36c
Jan
50c
Goebel
8%
60c
;
75c:
Jade
—10
Leslie Salt Co.—
M J M & M Oil; Co
Invest
American
Rhodes
Rice
Western;
Oil" Co./....—
Ranch
Southern
Cal
Gas
preferred
6W
Terex
Co
series A pfd
25
Union
-
iiAAA/5
Co—A A.-■
Sugar
United Industrial Corp common
Preferred'
J—.
2.60
Westates
"
Petroleum
Preferred
Williston
(Un)
.i
A——
Oil
Basin
(Un)
common
1
Jan
3V2
.i.—10
Exploration
•
;
10c
Jan
1.30
25
28 Va
..
4.
,
Jan
47/8
Jan
88.34
93.97
82.63
87.01
89:66
88.32
94.02
82.87
87:11.
89.53
-
Wed.
divisors:
Industrials,
Jan. 30__
34
Jan
100
34 Va
Jan
1,300
1.70
Jan
2.40
4,400
2.80/Jan
2.70Jan
Jan
28'
Jan
23
-
5%
1,200
>Jan
5%
Jan
6V2
5% 1 Jan
3,900
85c
83c
8
200
85c
2,400
7
Jan
STOCKS'
LISTED
*
-
•
Par
Acme Markets Inc.—
Alan
Wood
Arundel
&
Jan
Jan
8
Feb
Jan
75c
of Prices
Low
95c
>
Jan
A
Fri,Feb.1.
125,92
.
144.31
Jun; 27.
A-..High
.
!;AyA;
Range for 1963
"""
'
•
-
."om-
13
14Va
'I
!■■»»*■»■
IUH1-.UMW
9,592
122%
-
-80
Jan
114Va Jan
»
257/a
257/8
26Va
347
24%
4.33
stocks
46%
46V»
48%
429
12Va
14Va
1,725
43V» Jan
10% Jan
■
Jan
A
Composite;
Manufacturing
^
Durable -Goods
V:
134.5
■
i——C—ij-i:':-,
Non-Durable Goods
1'
133.0
f 123.8
\
125.3
w—:
—i.
121.1^
'
'
■ •
——"* 129.4-.;
..
13%
13%
13%
115
12% Jan
185
106 >A Jan
7% Jan
&
Lights—.
Duquesne Light....:—A—i...
Electric Storage Battery
Food
(Julius)
5
130
6% Jan
31%
32
544
46'A
Jan
50Va
32 Va
-
101
50%
Jan
25
-
464 1
21 Va
Jan
42%
44%
42%
Jan
10
213/a
•
62%
61%
63%
12%
12%
6^349
-
41%
20%
I6V4
'
10%
41%
•
Co_—.—__.._.l
98.6
■;
135.6
95.2
.:,.,+1.2
...;.
134.4
101.8
+1.7
'"!
.,^.
..,.
+1.4
.
.
.
...
_.
..
85.5
111.0
485.5
.-kl.2,'.
+2.1:
-
129.8
113.3
t
143.0
178.2
+0.6 -v
155.8..
107.3
83.8
955
I6V4
8%
20
316
.
39%
20%
I6V4
57%
12%
2
«
13,581
20
-
Jan
4iy8
21%
17%
63%
13%
1
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
10
9%
10
9% Feb
210
U. S.
Bank
Bonds
Total
Bond
Govt.-.
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
4,715,972
$4,563,000
Jan. 29.
Sales
$4,973,000
$410,000
;v-
4,770,000
4,358,980
4,380,000
390,000
Wed.
Jan. 30.
3,737,580
Thurs.
Jan, 31.
4,267,800
4,175,000
4,030,000
339,000
4,511,000
4,369,000
Fri.
Feb.
4,283,280
4,887,000
381,000
5,268,000
21,363,612
$22,035,000
336,000
1.
Total
$23,891,000
$1,856,000
Week Ended Feb. 1
lOVa Jan
Jan
Ipfg
Foreign
Jan. 28.
Tues.
■
Int'l
47% Jan
__
107.0
135.0
+1,2.-
119.4::
12T.9
Low
144.3
,.
1962
1963
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Stocks—Number of Shares.
10%
Jan
Jan
Jan. 1 to Feb. 1
1963
A
1962
.
104,897,518
89,092,712
21,363,612
18,716,130
$1,856,000
$1,458,000
$7,974,000
$7,258,000
22,035,000
30,677,000
114,937,000
139,234,000
$23,891,000
$32,135,000
$122,911,000
$146,492^000
-Bonds—;
'.d B;
Government
International
———„
Bank—.
:
—
Railroad
and
Industrial...
Pulp &
$1.41 2nd
International
Paper—
preferred
24.50
Resistance
—10c
...—
29
29
100
29
26
Vending class A
.....21%
Madison Fund Inc.....——.i.——1
21%
martin-Marietta Corp
1
22
Merck & Co Inc...*.....——...16%c
86%
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp
.3
J 38%
27%
21%
402
26
21%
21%
87%
38V»
Jan
28%
Jan
217/a
Feb
24V8
Jan
1,350
22%
84%
29
Jan
10
23%
21%
.—
21%
21
77%
34%
Jan
Jan
Jan
24
Jan
22% Jan
87% Jan
Jan
39%
Jan
A 39V2
2,778
223
-
*
39%
38%
38%
39%
3,048
32%
33Va
33
33Va
2,360
13%
13 Va
36%
9%
14 V4
1,023
32% Jan
12% Jan
37%
139
35%
154
9%
6%
33%
63/4
—
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
com
of L I
Co
25c
EhMe$fc, P^t0Jn<rr
^ a ® phia Electric Co common
£!!;
a£,Sp?Uatl?u Co-—
Potonmc Electric Power
™
common
Electnc
6
&
Gas
..
SS
RmfthTTHn- ri7~rr;
2!?.
'ThLai)
Sn hpJ!
?,aKtP°o—7~
Public Service
P
p,n
6,/a
9%
»•••
Jan
•
:
50
—1
'*
*
—2.50
I0c
.
9%
48(4
4,422
42%
Jan
48%
Jan
71 (A
72 Va
442
68%
Jan
72 Va
Jan
7%
4% Jan
29% Jan
5% Jan
7% Jan A
' 24
190
-^5-Jan
36%
325/8
63%
35Va
353/8
64%
36%
2,904
546
121
,^31% Jan
61% Jan
33% Jan
22%
22%
22%
100
46=8
171/4
45%
17
573/4
838
46%
17%
58V4
8%
940
2,230
132
- 291
; 22%
23%
~
51/8
35
64
8
53/4
A
' .22%
7% Jan
33'A Jan
A
6% Feb
8% Jail
•=
A
5%
■
\
-
Shares)
Mon.
,
1,068,800
1,032,790
Jan. 28
Tues/
Jan. 29
W'ed.
Jan. 30—..
Thurs.
Jan. 31
Fri.
Jan
^ 35% Peb
Q Feb.
-
1
——
-
-
1,094,830
.
1,086,185
1_^
23%
Ttanfnf?»m„
TI^tPH
w
MSt°n
ldge
n«PTm«
T
Cnmn rn°VemeDL--
Woodward
Woodward
A,
&,
Ae t«C°mm0U
Lothrop new com
T nth
*
3 50
5
—
1
4.50 -V
~10
;v'* ■*
1.25
23%
A
—
281/4
283/4
36
343/4
361/8
30
30
__
-
, :
1,171
"
153
"'1.874
^ 150
.
'
* 43% Jan
16% Jan
* 523/4 Jan
8
Jan
21% Jan
r'i27*» Jan
-
•-34%- Jan A
30
Jan
A-,
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
•;
29%
Jan
37
Jan
30%
Jan
217,000
Bond
Sales
$238,000
$11,000
$2,000
/
197,000
4,000
253,000
12,000
2,000
205,000
219,000
207,000
2,000
$1,081,000
$18,000
Week Ended Feb. 1
Jan
46%
17%
59
8%
23%
Bonds-
1,269,670
'
1963
<
TS5r?
.
$225,000
.193,000
: ' 241,000
:
5,552,275
;
Total—;
65% Jan
36% Jan
Jan
'Bonds
Total
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
/Domestic
(No. of
,
Gov't
Bonds
Stocks'
Jan
45%
s
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
6%
lo
200
5.376
2,363
I:;
Jan
72
33 %
-
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange i
Feb
6,/a
32%
5%
-
——
Jan!
15
Jan*
Total
Jan
33%
38
'
46%
"
*
10
com—*
Ritfpl Fi^°nrCp0npiT°n"n
B
..
248
.
Pennsylvania Power & Light
*
Pennsylvania RR—...
^—50
Peoples Drug Stores Inc..........
5
Pennsy vania Gas & Water
tPH
Mon.
54% Jan
25Va Jan
,
1
."P**
Jan
30% Jan
54%-
Macke
Warmer
Jan
!
Shares
Foreign
Homasote
Un
Jan
24%
10%
2
1,489
85%
43%
General Motors Corp.—.—1.66%
Giant Food Inc class A—
—1
Hudson
4,232
7%
49%
Jah
54
—50c
common.:
85%
14
-
94Vi Jan
71% Jan
7%
48%
1
24%
-
—2.50
Acceptance Corp common—.1
preferred
107
Jan
81%*
•
10
General
A $1
-i.
49%
31%
...1
Ford Motor Co—,,—
Foremost Dairies.^...—
104
85%
•
6.75
Fair Stores
Garfinckel
104%
....1
1
I
pigh-:
J.+ 1.1:
.
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
and M'iscel.
Company
^5
Campbell Soup Co
—
•
1.80
Chrysler Corp „_——25
common..—.
W.
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
No. of
13
Power
Trade, Finance^and Service.—.J—../,
—.: -157.T
:
Mining I—
—i—A-" 109,6 j.A;.
14Va Jan
14% Jan
385
Publishing
1
'*
*
1957-59=100'
"Ferceht
Jan. 25/63 Jan. 18/63
Change
'
•
—--4-
—
Railroad
14
Curtis
,
'I
,
.
Stocks
13%
Delaware
■■■ ■■!■«»
"
..u
I
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
/.
48»A Jan
13%
Budd
'
prices based on the closing prices, of 300, common
the 'week ended AJam 25, 1963,: for the composite : and. by /major
for
122% Feb
26»/2 Jan
13
...
.
■
Jan
120% 122%
Tel—.—.—____^_33Vs
,
,
Jan- ,3
42Q45
-
-J1
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
770
13
1
*
Jan 28
—426.10
The SEC index of stock
High
80V4
13%
13V8
—
!
Mar 14.:.
100.23
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
71V4 Jan
10
Atlantic. Research Corp.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
High
942
-
78
common...
for Week
Shares
Range
-•
1
Corporation...—...
City Electric...
Atlantic
-
78
Steel
American Tel
-
5.04:
Sales
Week's
Last
,
.Sale Price
i
88.38
*
Rails,
High A.
.
>
125.33
Jan
| Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Friday.
2.988:
Low
;
125.94
—
Jan
5%
Jan
6%
f.
87c
Jan
4%
13,700
5%
v'
—.
'
88,26
'
Transportation
* 108.7: 106.9
mmty' -'...^.—.^—_^.i——^_^..—-i—^ ,,:';l75.5.:,
174.5
'
88.25
A'
89.78
' Range for 1962
•
—126.00,
Thurs. Jan. 31.—.....
Jan
Jan
-3;900
Jan. 28^
Jan
2.85
Jan
:
126.10
Tues.
:
'
89.78
;
\
Bonds
Jan
187/s
Jan
17%
U3/8
Jan
8
-9
6,700
*
89.88
40
•
ties
Jan
32 Vu
28
76c
86.93
Utili-
"
Jan
31%
2.70
■
76c
86.73
86.70
82.60
Closing
..
Jan. 28
'
1,400
33%,
Pale
Mon.
Jan
33%
5%
82.65
82:66
93.94
.
Rails
(35 Stocks)
Jan
1.40
Jan
3
900
83c
5Vs
93.85
93.89
Grade
"
•
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.,<
Jan
2.55
27
:
rI.
Total
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
1.75 Jan
Jan
1,900
5% -,'5%'"
6%
6%'
■
—
■'
n
Rails
Averages are compiled daily by using the following
Utilities, 6.04; 65 stocks, 15.00.
:,,v«
*
Warrants:.-r—'
I
.
Grade
241.08
Jah
17:
17.100
•
8V2
135.67
^
200
2.05
■
57/8
35c
Jan
2.80
2.50
•
'A 27%
>-•
-
4%
1.80
,
Jan
1.55
400
11%
33%
2.05
150.07
Feb
62
16%
2.400
r
18%*
33
33%
Trico 011.& Gas Co————._50c
>
i.4S
*
2.75
33(4
10c
-Ji
;
682.85
...
.
.
'*
10
•
240.04
Jan
31c
3.800
28%,.
4%
10Va
.
—25
;
Corp
.
135.56
Jan
4 Va
Jan
300
8%
<
-
18%
—1
*
1.70
•
'
149.87
Jan
1.45
57
23.000
600
16%:
3
1.35
:
*
Jan
3%
350
,3% "
loy8 '
678.58
...
..A'
cy a
,
trials
240.20
241.22,*
.
10
.
Indus-
241.49
Jan
1.85
Jan
62
1.60
*
95c
Jan
2;200
28
1
1.75
1.20
4Vs
31c /32c.
,
i—___25c
_____
Jan
200
4,200
!
4
v
33V3C.
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Reserve Oil & Gas Co—'
71c
7%
■
1
common.
.
10,500
79c
1.45
16%
~
135,80
Jan
1.75
1.60 '
Ltd—'—.——— 1
Notsis xflMl tCo—————-1
135.94
150.62
Jan
1.10
60
32c
Co-.—-—25c
Nordon
North
9V2
; Jan
1.40
62
!——_10c
(Un )„
Petroleum
Jan
:45c
71c
Meier & Prank Co Jnc—AA——JT0'*'
Merchants
3,200
4,700
1.75
.1,. A A.-,A,
.—.50c
1.40
—i——;-_A——+—50c.' ~-
Oil
-
.
-
Holly Oil:Co (Un)———1
Imperial Western
■
9%
88c'
8%
60c!
Calif—A———-ioc
Humor Co : bf
Good
.
135.12
150.14
683.73
Jan
A
Exploration Co of California.l
Brewing Co————A——-—1
General
31
149.97
682.89
29
H'.i.n',,
.
First A .Second-
..
.
.
.
28
Jan
42C
700
1
;
30^
'
.roads
679.71
...
Jan
31%
38%
•
class A
v*
'
Jan
26%
4
30%
40c
Jan
Jan
21
;
38%
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.95
300
s%
5
20
Co.,——5.50
and : Cooke..———10
Ink
California
.37%
.
Jan
2.35
2.20
—
46 V2
r
Buttes
High
Jan
31V8
2,900
Jan
Jan
1,1963
Low
37
900
31%
3i3/a
IncA————_*—--1--
Industries
Buckner
5
Inc.—
Broadway-Hale Stores
Range Since Jan.
Shares
Jan;
Jan.
High.
43%
& Co Ltd——A——:—45
(C)
trials
25
Jan.
for Week
Sale Price
Par
27%
31%
i—;
Stocks 'A"'1-";.
20
Rail-
,C
Indus-
Pate
Jan.
Jan.
-
Range
197/a
Jan
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
A
Sales
Xast
37 A Jan
Jan
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
are
30
Coast Stock Exchange.
approximately 500 issues dually traded on
STOCKS
LISTED
-r.-i
18%
Stock and Bond Averages
Below
listed exclusively on the Pacific
Week's
Jan
Jan
57% Jan
25%
™
10
Friday
65c
; 5;
-
<
Jan
Jan,
Jan
1
other Exchanges.
Dec!
Jan'
Jan
Jan
80
10%
Jan
9
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
This list does not Include
"
Jan
on
Price Range on Stocks
43
Jan
*
34% Jan
19%
27%
.
32% Jan
^ ; 34% Jan'
: 27 ' Jan
51% Jan
127
'
,
■
Jan
4%
516
Jaa:'
28% Jan
9% Jan '
'
31% Jah '
31%* Jan
1,301'
19«A
35%
——6.25
47/8
27Va
' I
Jan
437 ?\r. 24
1,050
V50c
;
57%
36%
19%
5
4%
.
37
5
—10
:
105
56%
4% ;
57%
;
'
72 VV Jan
,•
'jan-?:
1 8
94
50
34%
; 25Va
65c,A.
50c
________
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common..—..1
Pittsburgh Plate Glass....-.——lo
377/a Jan
Jan
27:
585
32
25
High
Jan
66 V4
88
.
*
43. V
*
33%
''15SA:A;27%//Jah'!//VAA30%'
8%
^33%
;
Low
58
100
•
21 Va " 27V4 '
31 Va
43
.
A-AA
;:
: :
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
f
37%
72% :
30Va
8%
,
Harbison Walker Refractories——-.7%
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
.
72
30
1
Co.———
1
.i.—-10
Rockwell-Standard Corp
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Shares
High
Low
'
for Week
Jar*
37
31% Jan
1
58
56 %
■
81%
Allegheny Ludlum
.
6%
79
■'
57.
>
i
Jan
33
Jan
31
4,0d0
Jan
A 53 .-•••
42 %
Transmission..,—.3.50
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
•
208 So La Salle St Corp
•
Union Carbide Corp
——;—-•
Union Pacific RR (Un)
10
United States Gypsum
--4
U S Steel Corp—---!-----16%
Universal
Match
.—•—^2.50
Universal
*;
58%
350
7
Jan
Jan
26 3 a
Eastern
Texas
31
31
—12/2
Texaco Inc
"
.
Jan
65 %
62
47
'
X L Oil——;—---r-l,.
Sunray J>
Swift
64%
52%
19%
Jan
18%
STOCKS
Sale Price
High 4
300
Sales
Friday ' > Week's
LISTED
65
6%
| Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
19
5
1
.
,
18%
1
—6.25
——25
7
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)—;
•
of Prices
Low
Standard
Sales A
for Week
Week's
Friday.
-/•Last
stocks
Stocks—Number of Shares
•
-
$15,000
;
A
*
$1,114,000
Jan. 1 to Feb. 1
1963 '•'//'/A./:;1962'
1962
6,610,340
26,136,890
35,240,928
$1,081,000
$1,504,000
$6,078,000
$6,013,000
18,000
15,000
42,000
$1,114,000
$1,552,000
5,552,275
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
1
:
—
Government
Corporate
Total
—
-
:——
A—
—
108.000
122.000
6,000
V
38,000
$6,238,000
.
92,000
/ $6,213,000
' Number .,6235
Vdlume 197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•■■■&
.
Range, SinceJan. 1,1963
i
Indus
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
International
'Low
,|Jan
48
Jan
•
Jan
53
42
c
51,
jJan
50 Va
Jan
7%
73%
Jan
^31%
Jan
Jan
-47%
Jan
48 V!
Jan
78%
Jan
Jamaica
Jan
Jan
•
Jan
Jan
Loeb:
10
com
9
Jan
27
Jan
29 V*
Jan
19
Lower
Jah
St
Lawrence
Bloedel & Powell
2.50
River
Bank of Montreal—
Rights
Bell
:
(Canada)
Banque Provinciate
—
Class
Telephone
A.
Bowater.
10
♦
*
class
Ltd
A
.♦
»
40
,
Locomotive
Montreal
_i_-————
5%
Corp
pld
B
Montreal
pfd.i
Paper'll——
Bowater
(Robt)
Preferred
class
Paper
100
partic
class A
6%
Breweries
Molson
*.
Power. &
Bathurst
Ltd
Class. B
National—
Banque Canadian
—
preferred
Co
Mitchell
Scotia—1——
Bank of Nova
Ltd *
i—_ 10
—•
—
—
-
'57*%
Miron
Trust
Moore
*
-.
5
^
'
1—1——
Corp
.♦
.*
"
5%%
,
preferred '
National
Pioneer
Traction Light
British
American
British
National
Drug &
National
Trust
Noranda
Mines
—,
Columbia
British
Products.
Forest
Columbia
Brown
Company
Bruck
Mills
Building
Bulolo
Ontario
.
——•—
*
23
23%
32%
32%
33%
Jan
28
28 %
29'/a
Jan
28
28%
29 %
Jan
21%
Jan
—20
-
Sugar Co Ltd—*
Foundries common—__10
Iron
20 %
21
94%
pfd—100
Safeway .Ltd, 4.40%
94%
Steamship common ii—:
—*
5%-:preferred
—-—i!---—12.50
Canadian Aviation Electronics—
al3 7a
*
10%
10%
50
52
51%
7
$2.20
Breweries
preferred
Class; A
warrants.—w,
-
Canadian Bronze
preferred
Canadian
$1.00
52
9%
9'/4
9%
.
2.05
V
::
44
Co
Ltd
common
44
37%
22
22
9%
10%
3.80
3.80
38 V*
Morse :class
77a
A—50
Canadian f:Jtusky-1
6%
v
Canadiaii: Imperial Bk- of Cbmmerce!10
Preferred
—
15^
82
Jan
14
14
Jan
Co..——i
43 Va
44
44
4.40
4.95
4.95
26 7»
Central
Coghlin
(B
Columbia
Corbys
Credit
Coronation
Credit
Cork
&
44 %
Seagrams .A—
Dominion Bridge
Coal 6%
Dominion
Structural
•
Glass common
7%;
Dominion
26%
-*
"
*
35 7a
974
774
32%
36%
974
——
19%
20%
—
17%
Jan
Trans
Jan
Trans
Mountain
8%
146
146
Jan
75
75
Jan
22%
227a
23
Jan
12 74-
137a
13%
Jan
United
131%
Feb
Viau. Ltd
121 1317a
!"*
1
.*
_*
Corp Fund
Canada Pipeline
'87a
Turnbell
7%
Oil
Newall
Pipe Line
Ltd
Elevators
&
Turner
Ld
Gooderham
&
Voting
Trust
Foods
Weston
!
JE1
£1
(Geo)
Zellers Limited
£1
-♦
-*
Worts..
(Canada) Ltd—
Transmission Co yot
Webb & Knapp
com.
_*
common.
common...
——!
!—
Companies—
preferred
Steel
104
10
:.
A—
Canada
-75
20
104
——
Bank—
class
Jan
Trans
197a
.1
.trusty*
..—
class
A———
class A
common
—
;—;——
r.»
—
Ltd
Steel
14%
.26
774
1
———100
45
45
Westcoast
f—
preferred
Lime
Finance
Westfair
Steel
&
147s
—...
Texaco Canada Ltd
Traders
Corsets
Foundries
Steel
Canada
Toronto-Dominion:
preferred.
Dominion
Dominion
of
Co
Jan
—
Dominion
1
——
Jan
5.00
—-—-
Dominion
r.
•
com—
—
Steinbergs class A
5V4% preferred
Walker
Distillers
5.65
31%
7%
-
com..—'—_—*
2774
*
"A"—.'
common.
46
27
5.50
Canada
of
29
4474
46
'
...
•144
*
A„—_—_.—1.2
class
29
44 7s
'
—
Ltd
Canada
Co
Steel
Jan
24
17% al7%
————————.—100
Preferred
Jan
5%
5.00
common.:..^.
*
29 7a
*
__■
Standard
11%' Jan
22
237a
International Ltd
Crush
5.00
10%
a8%
28%
Jan
5.00
Seal
Zellerbach
Crown
6%
4.65
Franco-Canadian——,*
Co—J—
-*
Foncier
Crown
a6
of
Soutliam
Jan
22%
A__u__—,—*
class
9.25
*
&
Textile
Glass
Consumers
9.10
—*
Mining
Consolidated
22
Smelting.
__—-—.—-*
Co:Ltd.
Cellulose
Consolidated
——*
L.
J)
117a
a572
Rio; Oils; Ltd
Del
2674
.•
preferred—10
Oil
Simpsons
Jan
26
8.30
Petrofina Ltd
10 7a
a8%
—
Sicard Inc
Jan
117a
Pacific Railway.————25
Canadian
78%
15 ^1574
„
4%
Sherwin 'Williams
Jan
217s
Canadian
Canadian'y Vickers
Shell
93
io
,87a
—*
pfd
50
Series B 4%7o preferred..—.
50
Shell Investments Ltd 57a%
pfd.—20
A
-"Warrants
Jan
82
137a
50
1
tiv-j
Jan
Jan
15
•
*
*
Ltd
A
Series
a
8
7674
10
'
class A
Cement
Foods common
Class
Jan
82
14%
"
!!—<
—
Canadian International Power com—*
^...Preferred
•
10
Shawinigan Water & Power com
Jan
67
Lawrence
Salada
Jan
7%
,.• 7
6674
-i.
Scott-Lasalle
,
•
657a
Canadian Industries' common—%.
Canadian Marconi
8
alO
a93
9%
;
St
Jan
8
alO
100
Royal Bank of Canada
Jan
22
11%
•
Jan
10%
3.60
;*
———
Canadian Fairbanks
;
»■
41%
37%
pfd..
—
a21
a21
a217a a2178
*
:
Co
357a
47%
1174
A
Aluminium
93
:
47%
common
Rothmans
Jan
*
Ltd
Roll and Paper class A
Jan
92
25
-
Class
80
35%
15
——
7%
674
1
—100
*
t
common—„—.—.■»
20
Canada
Reynolds
Jan
24
92
92
preferred
preferred
1961
Jan
a23% a23%-
1958
'
Jan
•
--Warrants
*
common—
—
Telephone
Reitman's
Jan
,2.00
2.00
;
Chemical
Canadian
1
f
common
Ltd
Power
Quebec
Jan
11%
53
11%
.
Quebec
Jan
25
Celanese
series
& Co
preferred
6%
Jan
27%
27
26
100
—
series
$1.75
27
'.
common
—
*
Corp of Canada
Bros
Quebec Natural Gas common—
Feb
13%
,
com—_♦
British. Aluminum
Canadian
5'/»'
—
94%
56
54
55
al3% al3%
Canada
Canadian
*
-1
Jan
Dominion
Canada
Canada
22%
*
common.—!—,
preferred
&
.1
Petroleum
Power
Price
$1.30
*
♦
common
Penmans Ltd common
Power common——y
Canada
*
25
Placer Development
Gold
Canada .Cement
.»
Page-Hersey Tubes
—
Products
Calgary
Ltd...
Products
Steel
Pacific
A——_—
class
Ltd
common__5
!
10
Ltd
Scotia Light & Power..
Ogilvie Flour Mills new common
New 77o
preferred...
Telephone—.
Brockville Chemical Ltd 67a pfd_.
7."7Class" B
1
Chemical
Co
Nova
Power.—
Columbia
British
Ltd
Containers
Ltd
& Power.
Mines
Bralorne
Brazilian
common—.—
Coal
&
Dominion
Stores
Ltd
Dominino
Tar
Chemical
&
com
Dominion Textile, common—
1
Donohue
-
Dow
•
Brewery
of
Pont
Du
Ltd
Bros
—
—
Canada
com.!
"preferred
Dupuis Fi-eres class A.:
Kobtenay
Power—
-
East
Electrolux
•
Enamel
Corp
Heating Prod
....
&
class
B_.
-56%:..Feb
8,733
r 4.50
a20c
~
Famous
•
Canadian
Players
Corp...
475
187a
Jan
24%
.
Jan
Fleetwood- Corp Ford 'Motor Co—._l__—_i___
775
100
50 S Jan
Fou rid ation-: Co h of.
325
1074
Canada!!!!—...
Fraser Cos Ltd——-_'!_—^—
Freiman
Ltd
(AJ)_J
L
i
French
•
Petroleum
Frosst' &
Co
'
1
'
■
5'/*
preferred
•
-
:'■*
5
Britain!
Great- Lakes.
'
Handy
Andy
^
&
33%
Hardee
•
Farms
Can-' Inv-
-
Int'l
Hollinger
.Home
Oil
167a
Ltd
"
com.
16 "
3.00
200
Consol Gold Mines.....
class Ai.....!—
750
I
24
Jan
13 78
100
2.20
12
5c
12
25c
47aC
12c
25
43 Va
553/8
Jan
S,5] 5
13
Jan
Imperial
eyr
•
Tobacco
of
Canada
5,052
For footnotes,
see
page
.15%
600
41
4472
2,927
com
6%
Jan
.Tan j::;:
Jan
7.25
11c
;
11c
14c 15%c
23c
24c
21 % :
..
preferred -——1.4
17 7a
"
Jan
8.010
Smith Paper $2.00 pfd—.
Bay. Mining.
1.______
Hudson's. Bay: Co__-_v—
Imperial Oil Ltd!_-.!1—.
12c
15
5.50
•
Jan
Hudson
.
32c
2072c
Jari".-''
Howard
*'
9c
77ac
Jan-
13V4
I Horne% & ' Pitfield„!i
•
9c
29c
3.80! Jan
5% Jari
480
.....
—
9.90
,7%c
,
Jan
Jan
2.400
•
Class B
44c
1/70
»
Jan
2,830
...
34c
9.80
Jgn
25
5c
5c
1.35
Jan
,10;
6c
3.00
.
Feb
84 7a
3,475
common
Can
Jan
67?V
50
90
-
120
Hawkey Siddeley
1
30
196
1,308
8%
'260
Jan
.
.
5c
Feb
104%
-5c
4c
Feb
1007a
Warrants
-
;
Feb
65
.
Corp
Paper.l^.-v-i.4iji^!_L.
Co commori.i._J:-__.
2.04
337a
8%
Jan
196
•
•
.
1.91
.
Jan
5,525
^..(preferred.
Great
21
700 •'
t
•_! -1^..
*>:5%% -preferred
General Dynamics'
•'!. General Motors'*
3.50
2,965
E
Gatineaui: Power;
'
6 72
100
5 00
a27c
33 72
Jan
267+ Jan
1,195
:
preferred.!!
'(Chas
a5
a4
Faldbhliridge: Nickel
18%
Jan
Jan
*21%
Feb
Feb'
Jan
15%
*
'
43'
Jan
Jan
774 Jan
2174
4.55;
4.55
16 Va
167a
4.00
4.15
Jan
17%
Jan
34%
Power..
Tel & Tel
Massey-Ferguson common
Rights
Selburn 5% preferred—
preferred —
5%%-
Feb
7%
10% Jan
17
—
(Maritime
Bailey
Jan
21
1.
Jan
16%
A
-
u———
P & P Co class A
IMacMillan
Jan
?
14%
—»
class
—
Ltd——
,Maclaren
Jan
11
"
«
Jan
8IV2
:
•
9'/a
Jan
17
(M)
j:Jan
50%
•
41%
Financial
preferred
51%
—
Ltd
(John)——
Laurentide
$1.25
Service
—
$2.00 preferred
Lewis Bros Ltd
Jan
>
Ltd
Labatt
Jan
Public
52%
'•
Feb
Jan
43%
25% Jan
23
Jan
'10y4
Jan
28 Va
v;'*53%. .Jan.
,
Jan
1774
67'/a
Corp
preferred
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
* 45 Va
...
%
28%
■
Paper -common—
$2.00
,53% .Jan
yr-
Jan
51% feb
9." Jan
Canada—.
Jan
Utilities
49%
,J Jan
22
of
.High
Jan
16%
International
42% Jan
48% Jan
43% Jan
Nickel
LoWk
26%
International
High
40% Jan
22.
Acceptance Corp common..
Cement
preferred
Inland
Jan*
35%
Jan.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(554)
38
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Low
Dredge &
YCanuoa
Asbestos
Gassiur
Jan
5
8,000
10
Par
Tache
8%' Jan
42 y2
Talisman
Jan
as
10
a__
a---/
40c
400
Jan
91/4
Tib
■.
52c
3y2c
;2c
3%c
4c
Jan
United
20c
93,500
2c
"20c
Jan
/United
>
2%c
Jan
United
9c
Jan
; 3%c Jan
3,545
2,000
16c
.
6y2c
9c
11%
11%
Minerals/ Ltd—
1
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Chiboug Copper
*
Commodore Business Mach
5
llC
Jan
2c 'J Jan
6%c Jan
8,600
,
„
lie
11%C
Jan
t'/liC
^/300
:
Jan
4,700
9C 1
;
8c
Standard
Div
Ltd
Consolidated
i,000
00
3,000
Val
Consolidated
Consolidated
9,500
222
Inc
class
575
4'/2c
4y2c
500
23c
24c
Freezers
39
39%
1
18c
20c
12
Jail
5»/2C
Jan
Westville
6c
Jan
150
90c
David
4>/2c
2.95
Jan
25
25
25'A
375
74c
66c
74c
327,380
48c
46c
:
2oc
3.10
39%
1.97
1.97
J-
4%c
4%c
85c
60cf
Dolsan
Jan
30c
12'/o
INDUSTRIAL
Jan
25c
Leaseholds
Jan
46
10,900
5,500
Dominion
Oilcloth &
Weld
Drummond
1
Nickel
Sullivan
East
Empire
Fabi Limited
Fano
Reliance
Fort
Fox
&
Mines
Fontana
Lake
57c
57c
65c
5,300
17c
18c
50
Jan
2.00
2.05
3,300
4c
4,000
1.92 Jan
3'/2c Jan
lie
10c
lie
10,000
13c
10c
13c
8Va
2'/2c
4c
1
2V2C
8Va
2%c
1
—.
3%c
•
Inc
Ltd
19c
1
♦
1
Autotronics
of
Canada
Mines
21c
Ltd
1
Expressed
Ltd
Jan
11c
Jan
200
Algoma Central
/.Preferred
10,000
8% Jan
2%c Jan
Jan
3%c Jan
4c
Jan
Jan
:2lc
Jan
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Jan
27c
Jan
Jan
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15c
160
10,000
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3.60
2c
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2c
Jan
3.80
3.30
Jan
3.90
jan
12C
5,500
500
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—
1.50
1.70
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7c
7c
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Helium Corp of America
10c
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2.15
2.15
2.30
2,584
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1.90
1.85
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Co
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Kiena
Gold
7
7c
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—
2.90
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Ltd
class
class
Malartic
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59c
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195,000
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89c
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Mount
Royal
Mount
Royal
National
Native
Dairies
Automatic
Newfoundland
Newrich
North
Lt
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Northern
Cum
&
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Quebec
Red
Silver
Paudash
Pow
Pennbec
Place
Porcupine
Prime
Quebec
Cobalt
1956
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fund
1st
2.50
4c
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31%
49%
19 %c
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350
9
2,329
9
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Dufault
Southern
Spartan
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Petroleum
For
Ltd
preferred
preferred
4c
Jan
V2
■
Jan
22c
60C
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64c
100
;
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2.55
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50
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1.60
4.50
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Jan
69
76%
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Jan
4.10
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Jan
52%
Jan
36
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...
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36
54%
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Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
829
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61c
76,560
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255,150
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v
325
36%
Jan
Jan
55
Jan
16
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18
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51
1,245
50
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54
105
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325
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5%
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Jan
51%
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275
3.70
16,946
2.75
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3.70
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2.80
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2.80
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155
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6% Jan
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33'%
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29
Jan
27%
28%
518
27
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29%
37
37%
425
35
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21%
20%
21%
4,055
20
Jan
85 y8
85%
86
85
85
Jan
7i y.
71%
160
691/4
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71%
Jan
Jan
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class
*
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class
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475
56
Jan
57%
335
55
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58
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class
54 %
54%
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280
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13%
80
54'% Jan
13 '/a Jan
131/2
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13
925
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Jan
13%
Jan
26
27
2,690
23%
Jan
27%
Jan
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10%
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33,583
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11%
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52
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1,565
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25
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3,600
22c
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23c
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Morse
37%
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Jan
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Jan
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Feb
22
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36
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2.15
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95% Jan
56
Jan
2.20
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810
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91/4
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42,885
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2,240
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2,125
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3,050
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7
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3.55
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7%
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3.45
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450
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1.85 Jan
6,342
22
37'A
37%
9
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3.85
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class
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3
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43%
25
-
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—
93% Jan
26%
7
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50
1.95
com
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Jan
Jan
631
—
preferred
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Jan
22
12'%
v*
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1% preferred
Canadian Chemical
7;
37i/2
87
-
771/4
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$1
Jan
13 %
*
Aluminium
Canadian
'
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95%
;
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;
;
77
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50
British
Jan
95%
v
12.50
B
Breweries
77
.
8%
,
57
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100
;
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Canadian
H:
56
57
57
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;
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71%.
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B
Jan
Jan
100
Jan
Jan
Jan
95%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.72
Jan
27
84c
17%
541/4
.
502
115%
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51'/a Jan
1,916
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Jan
818
29
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17%
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32%
68c
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Feb
53
32
10,500
1,600
201/4
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—20
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2,500
341/4
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90y2
*
common
—
8c
17%
Jan
19%
.
28'%
271/4
Cement
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Jan
17%
30'/2
180
:
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-
Canadian Collieries common—
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1.72
175
201/4
32%
V
Jan
23c
32%
19%
Jan
Jan
23c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.10 Jan
8'/2c
231/4
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Jan
Jan
Jan
1.15
50c
6'/2c
19%
23%
warrants
15%
47,284
k
warrants
Jan
Jan
16
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Jan
21
Jan
16
Jan
A
Jan
20'/8
14%
15% Feb
15'/4 Feb
Jan
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61c
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Class
69c
374
6%
29
Jan
Jan
7,590
16
15%
'Jan
30% ;Janf
50c
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24c
7%
14%
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91'
-
201/4
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4.75
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51
7,552
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15'/4
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71c
79c
190
33%
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231/4
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55c
25
55
50c
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151/4
36
16'%
16.
50%
50'/4
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20%, Jan
2%c
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22%
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99c
51%
3.40
65c
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2.45
3,551
2,250
22%
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Canada
Jan
20%
20% Jan
Feb
Jan
*
—
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2,200
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*
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9%
43,500
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1.75
65% Jan
18%
Jan
22c
4.65
4,713
16 Y»
Canada Foils class A—
:
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Canada Iron Foundries common.—>10
4% %
preferred
——->100Canada Malting
:
1.10
37%
Jan
4.10
3,484
A
*
—
Jan
4.75
Jan
1.30 Jan
69
4.10
51%
*
class
Jan
Feb
Jan
76%
3.89
12
47%
19c
34 Va
103
67%
108
Jan
4.55
425,759
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741/4
3.89
;
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30c
744S8544 100
67%.
10
Jan
yy2c
2,000
19 y4
23%
75 y4
—100
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2,065
42c
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.
,——100
5c
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class
Canada
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8c
-
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2c
22'A
95
Feb
a—
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16%
50,523
585
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12%
22 Va
600
1.30
/
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Jan
21%
8,907
23%
———
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Jan
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14,000
2.75
7c
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23%
Jan
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2c
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10%
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22
51%
11
385
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48c
jan
242
8'
22
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.
7%
10143
11
.7%
:
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4c
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58c
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151/4
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Building Products
Jan
7.35
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1.05
23c
15c
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see
5%%
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Canada Steamship Lines common
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preferred
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«
Jan
-
preferred ,(1956)—'
4% %
wall
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51%
V 51
59c
/
5,000
•
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4%%'
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200
2%c
-
52%
50%
100
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2.75 Jan
;
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3.00
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14c
6%
51
100
4c
3.00
2%c
1
6%
50%
230
1,760
37%
preferred
V.AO
3.00
l
Ltd
Mines
4%%
Class
22c
325
52%
common_25
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British Columbia Telephone
Feb
4.60
51 Vb
51
51/151%
17
.
20
Jan
Warrants
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common
3.75
™
.
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20c
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50%
51 n
20'A
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—1
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50%
Corp
.
Jan
15c
Power
Columbia
Preferred
Jan
1.90
•
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Jan
2.60
9
A—
2.90
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Canada Power 6% pfd
Services
r
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class
14v2c
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10c
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20c
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8%
3.30
3.35
•
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3,717
15,678
50
18c
l
10%
common
2.90
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preferred
18c
13c
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9%
•
55
2.90
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16%
51%
—:—*
1
1
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8%
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45
9
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49
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20
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32
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20
1.945
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75,000
20
16 %
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102
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pfd
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53
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50
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59c
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1.50
Jan
1.30 Jan
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Bruck
4c
59%
53
Packers
Brown
59c
Jan
35
Columbia
Jan
59c
48
300
53
;::
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Jan
4%c
1,153
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1.40
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Feb
14C
1
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49%
Jan
53
British
Jan
35c
5%c
Jan
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3.55
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2,000
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24
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2.10'
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Jan
*
1.90
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29%
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85
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3.00
1.000
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60
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31c
42,425
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46,775
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1
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6c
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91
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100
40c 45y2c
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30'%
48 V2
2,500
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30
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91
31
205,300
11
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2
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class
32
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58%
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
1.35
22
;
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10
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12c
6,900
75
49%;
1
420
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77,600
35c
1
1
48%
5.50
;/19
43% Jan
Jan
Bullochs
•
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Stores
45
3,625
liy2c 12y2c
1
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Sobey's
84
15c
■
50
pfd
24%
16'
9%
*
—:
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57C
Jan
3'/2c
15,500
84
12C
32c
400
.
*
——
Traction
Jan
1.70 Jan
4,950
Jan
1,010
.Telephone'.
Jan
10c
13,000
2.75
3%c
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15c'
•
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10
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1.85
.
64
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Jan
...
all% all%
1
Columbian
Silver
Jan
1.10
Jan
Jan
1.70
Metals
(1957)
14c
57
61C
•
11%
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Steels-
'
;
375
64
.18C
-
50
preferred
Save
20c
Jan
i,200
Lawrence Diversified Lands
&
Jan
60c
Jan
4,900
Bridge & Tank coipmoh—
7 ^Preferred
-^-*——^50
Jan
Warrants
Shop
Jan
7%
Mining Corp
Ruby Foo's Enterprises Ltd
Saucon
' 5%
Jan
preferred
Lawrence
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,
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Roberval
St
9,155
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879
1
Red Crest Gold
Mines
Renold Chains Canada
-
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5%
7'A
1
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1951
5%
'2,075
21'/2
23%
—100
Brazilian
Jan
Jan
11
*
common.
Jan
19
6.30
1.40
Jan
1,700
48 %
48%
Jan
9.75
108 y2
Jan
12
—
Bowaters
Feb
Jan
10
7
Exploration
Corp
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
5%
24c
36c
Jan
'
5%/;,
17C
Jan
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10
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1.90
Lithium
Quebec
'
119
Jan
cum
Quebec
14c
•29c
-10,000
1.05
partic 2nd pfd
Chibougamau Goldflelds
Quebec
•
-
21%
Jan
110
Jan
Jan '
Jan
17%
11
23%
—
Jan
28 */2c
Corp of Canada—
V»% cum 1st pfd
non
9c
585
61'
25
Bow- Valley
7.
Bowater Corp 5% preferred!;——^150
5y2%
preferred
•
50
Bowater Paper
-1
£1
1.08 Jan
97,680
Power
6%
Jan
43,800
Ltd
Co
Feb
7c
35c
Corp
Gas
75e
1.34
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h
Jan
18y»
24%
*
9.10
2117:7 106
47 %
—
Electric
Bell.
Jan
1.08
Ltd
61-
...
Jan
-
6.600
47%
preferred
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45c
Ltd
Mining
Oil
7%c
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17%
20%
*
com
—
,
Feb
9.45
106108 y2
6.00
Credit
-*
:
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a—
70,950
Co
20%
-50
Bank of Nova Scotia———:
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Bartacq Industries-i———
*
Bathurst Power & Paper class A-—*
10c
Jan
103 109 y2
9.25
18 %
Bank of Montreal
51,700
Co
Jan
108
10
Autofab Ltd class B—
Jan
57c
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107'%
Jan
4c
2.65
ny2c
240
Jan
'
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•
500
Mines
Mines
Peace River
7c
'
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Jan
Jan
81c
500
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
Opemiska Copper Mines (Que) Ltd
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investmn Co
Patricia
Jan
7%
4c
89c-
60c
•-
Jan
10
A
Preferred
Jan
•
Power
sink
18
1.00
50c
;
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Jan
24c
:
281/4
common^
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Feb
12c
17c
1.75
11,855
preferred—^.50)0 P
Ashdown Hardware class
A—-,^;—il0,,.;t..
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7-10is7f
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1.20
—
-
Exploration
West
1.02
26%
Jan
60c
Ltd.*
29%
106
—
—
5.15 Feb
Jan
Jan
•
Formaque Mines Ltd
New
Jan
Feb
17c
•
Jan
29%
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common-—*
89c
1
Ltd—
Jan
301/4
29%
Jan
1
Vending Co
Minera's Ltd
5%
Ltd
Mills
Jan
2.35
42%
t 25
2.00 Jan
3.25
common—*
Ltd
Jan
83c
7,725
Jan
1
Mines
2.80
Jan
65c
2.25
Atlantic
,
8,100
■
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16c
Jan
4.599
2.10
Jan
;59C
1
Ltd
Rice
32c
•
Needco Frigistors Ltd
New
24c
30c
a9%
5
Chipman
2.35
6,190
79c
'2.25
"
*
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Merrill Island
Mining Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
Midepsa Industries Ltd
:
Mistango River Mines Ltd
Mount
30 %c
Jan
Jan
6,500
;
23%
410
2.70
7c
31,100
9c
Jan
22%
2.55
9
3,100
860
1
21%
22%
2.65
Jan
2.85 Jan
10
59c
—1
Jan
Jan
60c
150
900
2,500
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3.75
2.80
1,150
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7c
60c
4c
3.40
9.25
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910
B
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Jan. 1, 1963
Low
3.75
7
1,500
60c
• •
*
preferred
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Jan
j Range Since
High
3 50
—
'
Jan
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Jan
100
common
4%
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241%
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one
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The first
and
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for Week
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•: -—A—
$2.70 class
2.18 Jan
25 y4
Ltd—
Mines
2.60
1.85
100
20c
Massval
2*15Jan
1,725
1
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Marchant
Jan
119,110
1
Ltd
Co
Canada
Fields
Gold
Jan
65c
26
1
A
A
Mining
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)
Majortrans Oils & Mines Ltd—
Malartic
99c
4.00
(Alfred)
of
Jan
Jan
1.02
Mines
Corp
90c
55c
42,819
—1
,»
Ltd
Copper
Jan
500
Mining & Exploration Co Ltd 1
Laduboro Oil Ltd-——I
Lingside
Jan
8c
18,000
1
Labrador
Lamontagne
1.85
Class
Jubilee Iron Corp
Keeley Frontier
Jan
Jan
Ash
Ltd
Co
Jan
7c
500
*
Continental
;
Mining
&
Ltd
Israel
12c
Canadian
25
—
2.00 Jan
Jan
in
two parts.
MINES
the
24%
4%%. preferred --.^-—^.-^—-.-50
Analogue Controls
-——.—I
-lc
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd—50
Anthes Imperial class A——i--—*
Argus Corp common.:;
,*
Class C preferred
---,*
$2.50 preferred class
$2.60 preferred
*. '•
Jan
16c
'
•
«
Dredging
;
1.35
1,200
Jan
Jan
,
10c
2,000
95c
55c
.
1.80 Jan
5,400
Jan
4.40
Jan
70c
a
Aluminum Ltd
8»/2c
3c
6%c Jan.
1.90
3.85
5
Algoma Steel
15c
IOC
8%c
4%c Jan
*
——
——
3,150
18c
95c
preferred
8,500
14,000
55c
Class; B
.Warrants
1.80
Jan
40'A
—
/
Jan
75,000
1.85
80c
*
Alberta Natural Gas
7c
-•
Jan
25
Class.A preferred——
Class A warrants.
Jan
50
Jan
7,170
:
11c
3,571
86c
41%
common
Jan
.8%
list
of Prices
u------
trust
Feb
Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Gui-Por
Voting
Jan
ale
Jan
Jan.
41%
common
Warrants
ipy>c Jan
23c
»
Jan
5c
Exchange^
second
25
Distillers
Alberta Gas Trunk
Jan
19 %c
,
1.97
—*
—
4c
h
600
Jan
'
7
•
♦
common
commons
46,000
18c 19VSJC
3.65
Paper
2.05
10c
5,500
Last
Preferred
Alberta
Jan
6%c
Ltd-*
Age Mines Ltd
9'/a
68c
-w
Minerals
Foods
Jan
Jan
3VaC
——1
Grissol
26
Jan
4c
Ltd——
Golden
Jan
9
57c
18c
1
Exploration
(1945) Ltd
Glen Lake Silver
Jan
24
Preferred
Acklands Ltd
Jan
56c
2.05
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd
Gaspe Oil Ventures Ltd
Genuine
33c
Jan
1
Ltd
Mines
Jan
40c
1
Ltd
•——.
Mining
22y2c
&
7
Feb
1
1
Com
Mines
Metal Mines
Fab
1
40c
4.10
Low
Abitibi Power
Jan
9c
ioo
Oil & Minerals Inc
Explorations Ltd
Equity
1.95
Jan
706
Ltd-*
Works
Steel
Dumagami Mines Ltd
Dumont
Jan
6c
65,400
Linoleum Co Ltd-*
&
1.50
6,000
*
;
83c
60,500
Jan
Jan
8c
500
5c
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
Ltd__
Jan
1.97 Jan
85c
80c
Jan
%
3.10 iJan
Jan;
segregated into
Jan
43
Explorers Ltd
Dominion
2.60 Jan.,
6c
Jan
5%
Jan
4c
4.00
STOCKS, and the
Prices Shown Are
Jan
1
Dominion
12
400
45c
4.05
Jan
Jan
20c
Ltd
Mines
57c
Jan
74c
-5,100
.
4%C
1
The Toronto Stock Exchange issues are
Jan
Jan
110
Electronics
Delta
Jan
5
Jan
% Jaii
; 25
;
11%
23,500
,
Jan
Jan
1,050
7%c
3.05
38c
8,210
6c
6%c Jan
40c
300
:
3.00
Speculative Inv Fd of Canada—2
jan
700
A
24 y2
5
5
7y2c
—
—
al2
5
1.
^
48c
al2
5
1
Ltd—
Jan
50
class
Jan
320
Toronto Stock
Jan
Jan
————1
—
Limitee
Frere
Jan
14c
3.00
Corp-U-^-i-w—^----1
Jin)
22c
*
Ltd
&
12c
2.95
Sale Price
Dalfen's
Jan
Jan
*
Ltd
Jan
Jan
12
7c
7%c Feb
4c 5 Jan
Jan
36%
18c
Feb
5%c
*
Ltd
Mines
Jan
80c
5,000
•
/
13c
Jan
6v2c
—*
,■•
Jan
62c
4.50 Jan,
Jan
37,000
12
U72C
York
B
Co Ltd—
Oil
.High;
.
10c
6c
—*
Helium Ltd—————1—*
0*11
4%c
3,965
Mines
i48,200
lOc
,
*
Associates—--i—
Mining
Western
18c
;
ViolaMac
Virginia
1
class
Explorations
Westburne
?5
a
Vanguard
vl2c
7%c 12 %c
IOC
7%c
1
Jan
.
80c
10
Jan
Jan
70c
Ltd
Jan
Jan
80c
36,350
33,400
20,400
1
Ltd—,
Electric Co
Hout
9c
Jan
2,787
10
A
,
90C
8
18c
*
Copperstream Mines Ltd
M-G
90c
a25
3c
;
12c
1
Ltd
Low
.V
ioy2c
Swimming Pools Ltd
Deir
93c
38y2c
Jan
4.00
5,115
3yac
V?
4c
3,500
4.50
3c
18c
1
Ltd
Corn
Paper
Corp
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
10 %C
*
Ltd—
Mining Co Ltd—
Principal Properties
Towns
Low
>
Shares
1
Obalskl
Mar
Van
—ll
Sales-
for Week
of Prices
1
Ltd
Corporations
Jan
3%c
90c
1
1
Monpas Mines Ltd
New Pacific Ltd
Mines
Jan
Jan
8c
4.40
Preferred
Mogador
76c
5%C
4%C,
50
'■
A
38 %c Jan
500
a25
Consolidated
Ltd
Ltd
Canada
United
Jan
O
2.10 Feb
Jan
1,000
■.;a' 5c
"A"—*
Sec
82c
buc
16,740;.
38 %c 38v2c
—1.50
Miniere L'Ungava
500
6c
2.10
90
:
(Can) Ltd-
Consolidated
Credit
;
76c
*>uc
■
1
1
1
----x
Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
Cleveland Copper Corp
Compagnie
5c
1.50
Mines: Ltd——————1
Cneskirk
;<
.
Ltd
Corp
Chemalloy
-
1
Ltd
Mines
Manitoba
Central
Mines
Trans
y2
lu
Mines
Petroleum
Jan
Jan
Mines
Exploration
Titan
Jan
'
Cessland
Lake
'
Ltd—
Corp
40
430
41c
x
Ltd
Mines
Carbec
Jan
175
.
8
a86% a86V4
1
1
Explorations Ltd—,
Mines Ltd—a————
Canorama
High;
60
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
Week's
Range
,
Sale Price
Tazin
1
Ltd
Mines
Nickel
Canalask
Low
'
-
;
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
'
a7'/2
42%; 42ya
—
H
STOCKS
Shares
High
a7%
Dock Co Ltd--—*
Canaaiau Gen Investments Ltd
Canadian Inter Inv Trust-—
'
5% cum pfd
x°0
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd——
Canadian Power & Paper Inv Ltd—
Canadian
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
.
(Range for Week Ended February 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
1%
940
.7%
8
820
3.00
3.75
;
380
s
6%
Jan
v
Jan,:
j
" Jan '*
1.00
7% Jan
7% Jan
3.00
8%
8
Jan
5%
5%
2,375
5%
Jan
"2.20
2.30
2,675
2.20
Jan
Jan,
Jan
.Jan
4.10
z
;•
Jan
\ 6'/8
Jan
2.40
Jan
Number 6235
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(555)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended February 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Last
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
for Week
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
LOW
Sale Price
High
33* xxv:v;<5
33
Jan
36%
Jan
39
Preferred'
33
39
39
5
35%
Jan
39
Jan
5,242
33%
Jan
43
Jan
16
Jan
16%
Jan
Imperial Tobacco
6% preferred
6% Jan
1.35 Jan
7%
Jan
Industrial Acceptance common
1.60
Jan
95c
Jan
1.30
Jan
'
Investment——
Securities class ■aI>
42%
42 y4
43
16
16
16
-i
6%
Canadian
General
Canadian
General
Canadian
Husky Oil——-
—
6% ■4k', 7,
1.30
!_——
Canadian
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
2.50
Gas
16
16 %
1,505
16
Jan
17% Jan
66%
4.336
64%
Jan
67
9%
9%
•rf: "7,165
9%
50
——
.
4.75
4
::•■
56
'^■174
25
■26y4
Pacific RailwaysPetrofina preferred— _—10
1_*
Canadian Tire Corp; class A——
Canadian
preferred
!
56
Vickers
4%
5Yar/e
preferred
-
Canadian
Westinghouse—
Bldg Industries
Capital
Trust
Chartered
Chateau
45
Jan
Jan
33
HI %x
18%
21%
85%
.
.
:
Columbia
Cellulose
Conduits
National
„'
-
;
Preferred
550
20%
Jan
21%
28%
Jan
29%
Jan
4.15
Jan
115
10
Jan
120
Jan
16
275
13%
Jan
16
81
Jan
90%
Jan
15%
15%
50
15%
Feb
15%
15
15
255
15
Feb
15
4.60
Cosmos
4.10
Jan
5%
Jan
8%
650
8%
Jan
8%
200
8%
Jan
9
8%
8%
75,294
7%
Jan
8%
Jan
7%
7%
1,725
7%
Jan
8
Jan
5.25
5.45
8,097
Class
6,533
36%
19
107
Jan
17%
1,135
17%
17%
7%
6%
8
10%
14%
13
Jan
1.50
132%
120
»*
2
2.50
49%
2.50
2.60
60%
49%
14%
Jan
Lafarge
Warrants
-j—x._—w——
8,275
47s
Lakeland
19
115
Jan
;12ya
12%
62%
'
61
2,822
63%
Laura
Dominion
Scottish
8%
Invest common
*
560
8%'
8%
ll
8y4
620
-
Coal—
&
48
30
48
Jan
48
10
Jan
11%
14
13%
14%
13,191
13%
Jan
14%
17 Vs
Jan
18%
Jan
23
18%
22%
22%
Textile
Dominion
Dow
————J.
._*
——•
Brewery
:
:
*
*
18%
145
50
■'12
"12
50
Dupont Co
:
■ ■
39%
'
18%
12
•
50 '•
,
.
175
145
17%
-100
Industries
:
16%
3,179
■18%
-j
common
Preferred
Dover
15,220
18%
22%
;
18%
Jan
1.85
11
Jan
12
57
58%
2,230
9%
705
50
7
50
Feb
50
3,290
36%
Jan
41%
1,320
17
Jan
20
Economic
Class
Trust
Inv
A
Eddy Match ' Co-
X
common
preferred
,
2.05
Jan
2.85
Jan
5,052
3.15
Jan
10%
530
10%
Jan
3.55
11
Jan
72C
11,900
63c
Jan
80c
Jan;
5%
900
5%
Jan
1.90
1.95
1.075
1.75
Jan
10'A
2,455
Jan
11
15%
15%
2,800
Jan
15%
5 V*
1,775
65c
585
2.65
2.85
13,060
Empire Life Insurance—
Exquisite Form' commonClass
A
warrants—
I
.
:•' Preferred:. X-—————XX
Farms
——
'Fleet-
class
Fraser
Companies-.
53%
27%
2.60
5,750
11
855
85c
100
18
18%
16%
16%
17%
20%
20%
100
20
Jan
22
Va
Jan
24
24%
435
24
Jan
24%
Jan
20%
21 y4
2,185
20%
Feb
22 Va
Jan
42
42%
1,235
43'A Jan
20%
11
85c
1,135
17%
Jan
18% Jan
9,777
16%
Feb
19
41
Jan
11
11%
8,355
10%
Jan
16%
3,418
13% Jan
16 ya
Jan
"23
23
250
22%
23
Jan
33% Jan
32
32%
33Va
8%
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
8
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
50%
Jan
32
1
10%
10,781
9%
6,950
50
50%
87c
1,400
17
18
2,170
22'A
22%
22%
600
4.65 ' 4.70
68 V ' 78
4.65
Jan
Feb;
Jan
1,715
12
Jan
13V4
Jan
29
102
Jan
26
250
12
12%
104 104%
13
56.930
23
28
247.994
22
Jan
28
10
103
Jan
104
Jan
109
Jatt
103
106
109
371
104%
Jan
*
20
2.45
2.45
100
1.95
Jan
7%
7%
325
20
21%
22
615
3.60
3.60
100
3.60 Jan
3.60
Jan
1.80
1.90
11,750
.1^5
Jan
3.10
3.55
5,900
Jan
3.10 Jan
Properties
,
-
.
„■—.—1
-—*
-
preferred ——1
—100
5'A % .preferred.-100
General Bakeries—-;
General Development
—x-.
1
General Dynamics-———————1.
General Motors
_1%
10OV2
104%
_
.
Petrol
Preferred—
National
Drug & Chemical common
78
Feb
30
Jan
80c
2,700
75c
Jan
83c
Jan
24%
400
19%
Jan
24%
Jan
National
Trust
46%
Jan
51
Jan
Noranda
Mines
171%
Jan
191 ;
Jan
Northern
Ontario
9 Vb
Jan
10% Jan
Northern
Quebec
26 %
1,402
800
Jan
26%
Jan
Jan
-6%
Jan
19%
Jan
20%
Jan
Jan
7%
Jan
Nova
33%
7,630
330
85
11%
11%
7%
600
103%
16%
4,221
14%
16
16
200
15%
2a
550
21
13%
25%
32%
19
18%
19
5,008
32
32
j«n
i-:
*
9%
11%
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
104%
Jan
Ontario
& Debenture
16
37%
Jan
Loan
8%
Ontario Steel
Jan
Ontario
Store
Wholesale
30%
Jan
Jan
68%
Feb
Overland
Jan
Page
Jan
81c
125
81c
Jan
67c
600
65c
Jan
70c
958
?
9
Jan
86
132
84
8%.
86-
Jan
preferred
Jan
31 Vs
8'A
8%
400
8%
Jan
8%
Jan
22
21%
23'/a
8,525
20'A
Jan
23%
Jan
—--—50
1—
Wv 9
Jan
10
22
135
Jan
144
Jan
28
Jan
48
Jan
Power; Corp———————
Gordon Mackay class A
6%
6%
435
6%
Jan
Premium
:
7%
608
75
15
7%
75
Jan
;'75::
Great. Lakes
■
■
Paper—
Great Lakes 'Power common
:Warrants-.».w-——c——:
Great Northern! Capital common
Warrants
$2.80
•
preferred
West
Greater
.-<
-
15%
Jan
17
Jan
20%
21%
8,675
19%
Jan
21%
Jan
9.80
10%
3,425
8.85
Jan
10%
10%
10%
1,200
9%
Jan
1.20
—i-
Jan
49%
Jan
1.80
Jan
2.45
Jan
Revenue
100
2.25
Jan
2.60
Jan
6%
6%
250
55c
55C
500
16
15%
16%
16%
15%
16%
Farms
common
.
■Preferred
—
^
—
—
—25'
Hayes Steel
Hees (Geo H) .& Co-
-
•
4
Home
&
Howard
Pittfield—
Smith
Paper
Huron Erie
*'
Jan
;■
1_!
—
see
20c
-.50
1.40.
Jan
26
Jan
Rothmans of Pall
26
26
370
25%
Jan;
26
*4.10
40,480
Jan
51
53
1. 4.10
'51
2.50
50
1,775
18
25%
926
25
19%
25%
5%
14%
1.30
1.65
300
Jan
Jan
'• 5%. Jan
87
Jan
13%
Jan
£ 14% Jan
4.70
460
14%
Jan
75
8,945
87
Jan:
300
Jan
;
: !•"
Lawrence
.1.90
Jan
Sayvette
A 2.30
Jan
Scythes
Jan
Selkirk
Jan
Seven Arts
1.85
2.25
7,800
1.60
Jan
43%
43%
200
43 %
Jan
44
65
64%
65
1,721
59%
Jan
65
3.75
Jan
575
8%
Jan
*0
9%
5%
———
9lA Jatt
-
50 Va
Jan
5 V*
Jan
47 7A
Jan
4.50
Jan
325
19 Va
Jan
19% Jan
350
21%
Jan
23
Jan
12
3o0
11%
Jan
12%,
Jan
15%
325
15%
Jan
15%
Jan
19
Jan
20
Jan
20
350
5%
5%
200
5%
J an
16%
215
16%
Jan
6
2,100
5%
Feb
10
350
9%
Jan
10
9
16.220
7%
Jan
s|®9
78%
2,711
76
Jan
78%
Jan
1,356
12%
Jan
14%
Jan
12%
12%
10
65c
15
15%
1,450
10
59c
102%
1Q3
!
9%
;
59c
4,900
350
;14
SVi
1Q3A
Jan
9%
Jan
7.491
4.15
2.655
2.50
2.60
12,655
2.50
Jan
18%
,
Jan
Feb
Feb
10% Jan
69c
Jan
10%
18%
200
15%
Jan
3.85
6%
M5% Jan
Jan
10%
-
Jan
16% Jan
Jan
99%
110
7Va
Jan
4.10
*
Jan
4.25
5,720
:-v
20
-
2.50
18%
olass. A——
Feb
Feb
94
22%
76
77 ?
: 12%
1Q
class A pfd——100
102'A
Ltd...—.——-—10 VA
common
Holdings
4.25
445
1.20
Jan
8
Corp
Ltd
;
64% Jan
9%
10
'Warrants:
1.20 Jan,!
1.90
41.
St
80c
II,060
5%
Maurlcq Gas—,—r.«
St Lawrence Cement- class A—
*
w.
Salada Foods.
19,190
94
16%
i
—
19%
Jan
Feb
1.20
20
St
64
7Va
15%
Royalite Oil common
Russell (Hugh) class A
Jan :i:
Jan
Jan
4.80
--
Jan
59
Jan
1.75
2,100
50 %
Jan
9%
Jan
35,821
—
Jan
707
—
15%
Jan
7%
9%
50%
Jan
S'A
Jan
6.00 Jan
50
11%
—•—10
—.*
——*
61
Paper class A
8
1.75
22%
Royal Bank of Canada
Rolland
Jan
225
32,085
19 %
Jan
Rockower
Jan
14%
13
X:X;9
1.55
;
9
Jan
Jan
5
—4-——10
3.50
20%
4.50
3.75
—.
Mall
Jan
Jan
2,300
80
5%
3.25
18%
Jan
4.60
Jan.
3.00k Jan
Jan
49%
95c
9%
.
preferred————-—~—10
*
400
4,161
43%
i
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page
Jan
3.25
"
pfd
Jan
16%
'
20%
'5%,
'3
:i
prior
16%
Jan
15%
85%
86%
;
For footnotes,
.;.25%
.
15%
8,060
Jan
19%
18%
—5 %c
r—100
—
2,219
62c
7%
87
v6%-
7%
1.00
91
'4.25 '
*
——*
20
Mfg common———
2nd
preferred
—
—-*
$6 class A preferred
——
20
Robinson. Cotton
Mill
—*
Robinson Little class A————*
61
'
18%
Hawker Siddeley common.!
6% .Jan
Jan
Jan
———
Properties preferred
3.10
.
3.20
100.
6%
55c
.
59
19%
1
60
*
-
48
3.25
3.25
*
—10
lj_J,
preferred——.
Harding Carpets common-
.Preferred
•
•
—
48
3,040
8
Robertson
6-%
*
Bldg common—
Preferred
60
2,205
*
1st
'
48
2.25
Hamilton Cotton-common____
Hardee
Jan
preferred——_—.——.53
Reid Litho
Revelstoke
2.60
■
*
r
1.00
1,650
Jan
Jan
2.10
\
trust
1.30
1.30
Rapid Grip Batten common————*
Reiehhold Chemical
————2
150
Via
1.60
;
31%
Jan
2.85
49%
14%
20c
—
-
2.60
—
—*
Greening, Industries—
Greyhound Lines--J
Guaranty Trust——:
t
Ore
Quebec Natural Gas
——I
:, Warrants
——————-——Preferred
,i,—-——
100
10% ■Jan
"
4
.10%
Iron
2.80
4.40 Jan.;
Feb
Jan
4.50
";■
8%
'-
6,591
.
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
Feb
16%
—
Saddlery_.
Jan
21 %
—3
West Coal clars A——-—
Great
Jan
56
16%
———50
—
7%
•
*
16%
*
—*
Class C warrants
Great
.
——
——————
Class B warrants
>7%
%
.
Jan
30
7%
—*
Photo Engravers—
■
4.00
950
400
49%
y
4.60
400
4.30
31%
2.85
7%
Industries
Phantom
Jan
16
31 %
'
10
-
Jan
15
4.00
Hersey
Preferred
Feb
14
500
15%
15
4.00
—*
*
Parker Drilling _—-——,—*
Pembina Pipeline common.—.——1.25
Jan
36%
37
*
common—
Fixture J
*
*
Products
Jan
12
Jan
;
Jan
38'A
8%
—*
Feb
Jan
62%
——10
v
18
23%
Feb
18
20% Jan
Jan
67c
-
9'A
Jia n
48
—
30
823
Jan
Jan
36%
8yB
& Toy—-
18
23%
32
50
Jan
9
Jan
19
17% Jan
31% Jan
Jan '
12%
47
Class B
18
23%
18
34%. Jan
49
1,834
Jan
10V4
142 143%
Grand
125
Jatt
Jan
32%" Jan
695
29%
6
49
9%
Jan
14%
16
I,240
4,341
25
6%
■'.
_.:
49
9
X
■
Jan
29
13%
6,126
*
14 r"
16%
Jan
Jan
11%
67c
:
33 5'<
Jan
Jan
13
Jan
45%
965
Jan
11%
30
9
14'A
Feb
.4.60
100
13 Va
8%
class A
14%
—
52 Va
4.45 Jan
11%
68%
-
-
15%
32%
Goodyear Tire Canada common-—143%
Vr
preferred
—
50.
,;48
Globe Envelopes
■
*
Jan
Jan
*
30
86
575
Feb
8ft
457/e
*
65%
86
4.50
10
Ogilvie Flour new common
_*
—100
—
4.45
4.45
13%
792
Jan
30
43%. Jan
9% Jan,.
15% Jan
Jan
Ocean Cement
30
"
.10,615
29% Jan.
Feb
Jan
7%
52%
1
2
———•
Utilities
;
Jan
33%
67%
81c
501A
Gas———*
common
Scotia Power
Oshawa
X
52%
.
*
Natural
Power
3.85 Jan
104
Jan
6%
.
99
Jan
Jan
11 Va
200
8
9%
14%
99
—-50
Northland
6%
1,450
8%
13 VA
99
—*
—
Telephone
460
1,050
7%
8%
v
———^lOB——:
Preferred
Northern
7%
33%
250
1
—:
106
82c
common-
■
147
■
:
,
class
Wire
Niagara
700
100
41
Jan
Jan
_
22r ?
!
Jan
Jan
40% Jan
13 %
——•
Works
Preferred
■
10
-——-—50c
;X-
—
Wares
Containers
180
7%
Drilling common-—50c
A—
Class
General Steel
National
104% 104 Va
X'.XXX
.——_—
General
Jan
100% 100 %
33 %
*
5%
Moore
33%
-
—
Galineau Power common----
..
Jan
.7%
Frossfc Charles class ;AzX—X-—
Trailer—
28
Foods—
v- ~
27%
28%
5
Trust
6
253
*
Locomotive
Montreal
25 Va
6-
626
30
*
Fine
Montreal
48%
26 *
105
29%
29%
5
Monarch
Feb
6-i 6%
20% 20%
'
6%
29
29%
40'A
'
8
Jan
1.75
6%
—*
2.69 Jan
7%w Jan
21%
29
•
Jan
9%
.....
3.50
*
——
26
175
1.85
*
:
class A
Brewery class A
46%
175
47%
:
Gas
Jan
24
*
,*
*
*
Grain
56%
78c
78c
:
—
18'A
Jan
Jan
103
Jan
Jan
Jan
12%
106
Jan
.
13%
100
Jan
58
Jan
12% Jan
-——100
-
17%
28
105
12%
Preferred ————————40
50
Jan
103
10%
400
Jan
19%
23
27
25%
Jan
1,505
/
Jan-:
Jan
24
50%
.
97c- Jan
r
Jan
26,571
2.45
30
■4 19
200
22
»
—
Corp common
Jan
25'A
23
21%
*
100
82c
22
23
22
_*
47% Jan
.16% Jan
23'A
23
*
Jan
30
-78 '
20
.y
-
Jan
18% Jan
2.53
-
-8%
1,190
85c
17
50
.
_
11,100
8%
8%
9
10%
8%;
8%
.
Class- B—
4.95
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
27
Jan
4.65 Jan
11%
Jan
32
32
603
33
10 Va
Feb
315
Ltd
-
11%
Jan
1,045
:
Containers
Jan
15%
4c
Brick—
Jan;4
11%
4c
Industries
f Feb
Jan
Jan
4,100
_
-
2.65 Jan
Jan
9%
15%
*
—
2.40
75c
33%
835
'x-
Jan
2.85 Feb
11%
20,955
27%
Jan
Jan
85c
10%
10%
2.45
Jan
5%
70c
2.40
Jan
2.00
950
2.15
'"jZm
———*
..
v
.10%
56%
*17%
'
Freiman (A J) common—
Fruehauf
9»A
17%
x-X—-5 ■
„
-
9
1
■Foundation- Co—'———
Molson
Jan
Jan
32%
_
Pacific
Modern
Feb
725
9 :
»
10%
Mfg:-L__—n*.'
_
Jan
225
195
_l
Corp
Ford Motor .Co—-X-,,--—-,
Ford of Canada—
12
Jan
381
10% V
*
Jan
200
225
17%
——_
Jan
11%
750
11%
56%
-
—
Fleetwood
Milton
30
32%
r»
.
A————J—'—_*
X-X
——
.32%
Jan
-
Jan
11%
_
Canadian.
Midwest
4.50
60c
Jan
.Jan
10%
-50
Ltd
Midland
Jan
31
2.10
"
Preferred
Jan
50%
200
2.15 X
J.^—10'
46
Jan
11%
■+»'**' '■*'
9
common
Federal- Grain
•
220
!
:
■
Falconbndge ::-:xilxyxx; •'
Famous Players Canadian
'•
Fanny Fanner Candy—--XX,.Federal
■
10
Jan '
14%
6
11
-30
preferred
preferred
50%
9
2.50
*
Preferred
Jan
2.25
11
——
38%
'«
33 y4
MasBey-Ferguson Ltd common
Rights-
50
6%, Jan
1,250
4,800
11%
-
clasis A
Preferred
263
Jan
4.95
6Y2
12
A
Maple Leaf Mills common
46
Jan
1st pfd.-30
__
class
'
Jan
10%
l
4c
common
1st preferred.
M E P C
59%
Jan
9%
63c
.20
Shoes
5 Va %
Jan
55
3.45
38
_
B
50%
•
50%
f
Ltd "■■-—.——■—*
Emco
44
44
i—* '
-
——
*
—50
—
Jan
2.05 Jan
2.80
2ft
...
Minerals
4 Va %
Feb
1.50
2.85
-25
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
Jan
'
Jan
81%
5%
_
_
B
Maher
.
15%
*
Inc
Class
'Jan
10%
_
_
Groceterias
(M)
79
2,901
5%
Maclaren Power & Paper class A—2.53
Feb
20
__
A.
Metro Stores common
20
Jan
75
5%
3
_
class
preferred
B
t
'
pfd-J-'-i-*-^:i-20
Easy WashingMach
Jan
4.55
Jan
-
10%
10
.
Preferred
Loeb
^'Feb
41 Vt
.6%
'
3.25
6
*
Locana
Feb
:
75
14,630
3.25
-
Class
Jan
100
*
...
_
_
__
Financial
Loblaw Cos
Jan
145
Jan
145
"
40%
1.50
*
Industries
Loblaw
Jan
18%
23.50
Preferred
73c' Jatt
.
Feb
20 y4
common
_
preferred
Class
Jan
22
.
*
Jan
-.1
Secord
2nd
Jan
;
520
75
50% Jan.
60c
Preferred
Feb
^
6%
4.05
40
; "
00 t* aP
"■—
Gas
preferred.
$2
Jan
2,747
Tar & Chemical common—*
Dominion
.
;_-J—-*
J
75 X;
,
10
Xf,i
preferred
Levy
Jan
11%
50 1
'
.
:
47% Jan
"
-Jan
50c
4,360
,
;
73%: Feb
1.95
common.
preferred
Jan
48
———*
Dominion Stores
H8%
10%
;
"
Steel
;x
*
Leland
Feb
11%
50
.Preferred
4.05
9%
.
$1.25
Jan
<;U:,8%
.
J^ii:
80
1
__
_
_
$1.40
Jan
9.00
Jan
48%.
" Jan
48'
68c
$6.25
Feb
63%
■
11
Jan
...8%' Jan
1
Dominion
Jan
i Jan.*
8
'
Dominion Magnesium
75
-10
Laurentide
Feb
13%
Jan
7.75
1,100
9.00:
8.25
63%
11%
2,461
13 y8
"8.35
:
•—
^ SteelJi^^i.-vi^rfc
75c
•6%
57'A
*
Preferred
21% Jan
123
_
common
Warrants
Jan
49%
Jan
145
120
43 %
7
2.50
__
Ltd
Lake Ontario Cement
Feb
2.80
Jan1
II,190
123
'123
DominionElectrohome. common.——al*
Dominion Foundry
49%
20% W 21
X20%
.
50c
6 Va
4.05
<
warrants
Cement
Loblaw
Feb
2.50
1,300
4,943
970
,
Jan
26
Jan
*
<c
Service
Warrants X——.-a,-'
Feb
133
Jan
120
1,591
133
v'
11%
35.879
67%
1.50
*
at
Feb
55
375
Jan.
Jan
6
26 ''Jan
,16,165
50%
"
Jan
87c
80%
_
Labatt
'
Distillers Seagrams—„
Dominiohv Bridge
Dominion of Canada Gtn Invest——*
:
*
Jan
Jan
1.10
650
-
14%
:
*
i—t
—
Lake
Warrants
Jan
'
1.60
18%
Jan
Jan
47%
4.05
Kelvinator of Canada.
Jan
9% Jan
150
10%
r
1.50
common——:•
1
—
Kelly Douglas class A
Jan
29%
Jan
70c
'
*
.
Warrants
Jan
Jan
27%
Jan
4.75
17%
44%
46%
6%
—
Preferred
Jan
2.65
Feb
,
Jan
18%
600
! 49%
■
V,%
—
common
25c
Class B
Jan
17%
Jan
225
60%
——.
47
6%c
565
69 ;73'A
1
Jan
8,205
'rMVk .P ^4%': ;47%
-
Jan
" Jan
17
25
49%
Discount
Public
Jockey Club
Jan
17%
Jan
2.20
-
60
Dale Estate
,
A
Jefferson
Jan
16% Jan
5,845
■
29%
preferred s.————:—-100
A
Class
Jan
109
Jan
1,570
8
2.65
10%
16%
180
-
:
2.50
'
26
—
5
warrants
Jamaica
Jan
20%
Jan
160
Jan
40
Jan
10,498
109
29
5.45
24
Jan
39%
•
-
60%
Ltd
22%
20%
39
29
4.80 Jari
12,727
23%
22%
*
——L*
10
J
International
Crush
^
518
18'A
26
common—-
Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
Investors Syndicate
Jan
18,817
5%
2.55
;
18
5%c
6,801
'
4,205
—25
Interprovincial
Jan
8%
7%
25
___•
Timber
Trust
Crown
•
8%
common
Imperial
Crestbrook
120
8%
17
1
6%c
6% Jan
'
Feb
•
Jan-
5%c
•I
warrants —&
1962
Feb
—*
8
6
pfd__25
1959 warrants
1961
Jan
755
5Va
:
Jan
Jan
3.35
90%
23%
39%
8
87c
S:
Utilities
Interprovincial
Feb
165
I,200
17%
:
Jan
3.75
—*
Preferred
17
28 Va
19%
;
Jan
21%
108%
1
15%
400
;19%
Credit
Feb
17
108 Va
17%
-Warrants
18%
1
35%
15
——
Coronation
Jan
90
■*
:
—
22%
Jan
17
112
16
100
Interprovincial Bldg Credits
Jan
100
15%
—
-
B
Jan
600
Smelting—____*
Consolidated Paper
—
-*
Consumers Gas common.—,
—;
*
Class
B preferred..—:
L—100
Corby Distillery class A—,—
*
Cla'ss
Jan
18%
18%
.
Consolidated Mining &
.
99%
3.50
Building
Warrants
-
Feb
8
18%
Minerals
Preferred
85% Jan
21%
common.:-.—*
SVs
10
7%
—:——
—S.30
Consolidated-
10
320
100
22 Va'
Jan
:
28%
3.50
-•
1
;
—
...
Bakeries .X
Consolidated
Jan
83%
18%
21%
——-*
—■
■
-110
16%
i——.—---.--25.
Terminal common™—*
Preferred
v
29%
X
98
74c
International
34
580
28%
Jan
International Nickel72 %
Jan
-
225
-
Jan
97
5%
Jan
Jan
37%
26 %
5
18%
Feb
Jan
25 y4
Jan
6.003
98
78c
174
11%
37
6%
27
5%
26%
27%
15% Jan
18%
Feb
Jan
Jan
6%
18'A
Jan
Jan
25
Powders
Bronze
International
10%
20
-*
;
Jan
23 y4
14
98
6c
24%
174
7,168
15V2
44% Jan
-.1
—
Jan
158
Jan
8
—-——-—-———-
58%
Jan
1,130
*
.
35 'x
■■
4.95
.
1,968
—
Wines:
Gai
Chrysler „:
Collingvvood
55
63,186
84%
——20
20
X;
preferred
;
174
84%
Natural. Gas com__*
Western
Canadian
4.00 Jam
11%
-
100
.u_.—_i—a-*
*
International
26 y4
100
Canadian
Jan
8.420
••124-
25%
"
J.-.
Warrants
High
Jan
42%
6%
'l M
98
10
Preferred
Jan
11V4
.
—;
Jan
83
X 7" '■ 25
4
4y4%
15
Jan
"
140
11.579
—20
Jan
26
37%
——
common
Inland Natural Gas common
14'A
81
25
4
■
Utilities
Jan
9%
preferred—
550
26%
26%
—
Inland
Co
15
-
*
100
*
ii.-—*,
—
Cement
15%
.——486%
preferred
Ingersoll Machine class A
Inglis (John.)
Jan
11%
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
5
——
4%%
4,061
174
'■
9
Low
.153
147
153
ImperiaLOii^43%. V* 42%;:i43%
common
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low; High
Imperial Life Assurance> .4.10
r-110
:
4.95
I 55
i
xioo
preferred
Common
15
82
•
.
Canadian Marconi Cd——-——iCanadian
Oil
common
8%
14'A
82
4.45
14%
common
-
100
65%
65%
<>
Preferred
1,400
1.30
95c
:
■
Hydrocarbon common—
-110
Imperial Bank—
Canadian
15,684
1.45
1.35
'
.v——-■
C warrants
775
'
Warrants
Class
\
Shares
of Prices
-WSS
Par
-
.
Sales
Week'*
■; STOOK
Shares
33
50
General Electric com—
Canadian
Friday
i
.
\
39
Jan
*
103
„
Jan
XI1% Jan
5.20
Jan
3.00 Jan
18%
Jan
4.95
5 Va
840
4.95
Feb
518
Jan
10%
10,425
8%
Jan
10%
Feb
9%
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(556)
40
I CANADIAN MARKETS!
STOCKS
of Prices
Sale Price
A!_;——-————*
.Class
preferred Xi-_-__---X-,._50
Class B preferred
^----50
Class
'
44 %
Canadian Delhi
I
35
*
•
37
1,185
31 %
32%
32%
4.084
3.20
r"
3.30
10%
10%
Paving..^.—XX——-___*
11 %
Radio—
4.05
—*
9%
of Canada.i_.j_.,
r*trX
*
Steinberg class A_—_
1.
Sterling Trusts
—;
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Supertest Petrol ordinary-.—xXXX-*
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17%
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770
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1
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Consolidated Halliwell
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51c
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Galtwln
preferred ...—;—...
Barnat Mines
6c
.
37c
."III~ 1
__Il
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
Barex, Tr"'st
16c
.
X
:XXX.Xl_l'"
Mines.,
Oil..
i
12c
XxX 1
XX
Ruffner Mines—.
Aumaque Gold Mines.
Bankeno
:21c
7.VaC
.
40c
Copper.
Yellowknife Minesxx-XxxIIl'
Bankfleld
18c
7c
j
.
Jan
12c
33.000
Jan
Jan
21c.-Jatt
Jan/.
6V2C
130,469
24c
Devonv Palmer Oils
Mines
22c
9VaC
Jan
43c
.
Jan
9c
Jan
8V2C
•
Jan.......
18%
8c
__vl
Denison Mines
6,632
15 VaC
Coast
preferred
!
■i
III'IIl
__X_X-~1
.
Delnite
Jan
Jan
62c:
.
1,000
17VaC
'
♦
Asamera Oil
Associated Arcadia Nickel
Gold
11,400
2.28
31 %c
;
*.
\
2.22
III
Mines—
Warrants
46%c 49 Vac
X___lv
____.
Gold
Baska
68c
2.25
••xX_X_xxx-xIIX*'
Mine's.
Mines
Banff
64c
lOc
Rouyn Mines
Anglo United Development
Jan
34c
6,095
16.581
120 c
Anglo
5% %
6.50
....1
Petroleums
Anglo Huronlan
Aunor
6.35
XX* l1''
Anacon Lead Mines
7%0
Jan
.
5.315
,
16 Vac
1
.11,
Jan
X 500
1
Alminex.i___iX-XXxX_X___i.XX!',,;r
Atlantic
12c
,
Akaitcho
Amalgamated; Larder Minesy.!
Amalgamated Rare Earth._v__
Anchor
12c
Pacific___
5 Vac
3,200
20
10c
1
Mines__
25c
/."•
5,775
.
6.45
.III
~1
/
28,000
.
12c
Delhi
79c
20c
1
25c
75c
19%
1
:
Mines
Jan
Jan >-
1
Daragon Mines—
Gold
16c
1
Explorers:
Horn
10,700'.
9 V2C
1
&.vX-L>
Mines—
21c
10c
Jan
Cu.sco
16c
1
—'J
Daering
Jan
Jan
20c
.
Jan
34c
19%
;
Tershing_v._V.l-X.
Jan
.,7c
28,000
79c
50c
Mines
15c
.
8,300
42c
20c
*
Mines—
Crowpa? -r
Jan
___1
:
16,000
17c
8%c
Feb
2.34
5.00
37c
1
Copper—
Crestaurum
16c'
8V2C
-
,
-7 VaC
8 VaC
«:
Mining—
18 %C
6,033
' 7c X
;"34cX
6c
28c
-
Ltd..
21c
Jan
Feb
Jan
10%c Jan
16 VaC
Craigmont
Jan
11c
Jan
5%c
1,511,000
Jan
1.20
Jan,
.
I
*
Mines
Zinc———;
Lead
Deldona
18 %c
8c
8c
1.86- Jan
Deer
20c
14,928
20,500
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.01
-
4.30; Jan
Decoursey Brewis Mining
XiXXX*;
.7,700
12,350
Ccpper-Man
OILS
1.
'
Jan
47c
.:
--'21,300
Jan
4.10
Jan
4.90'
J%p
3.55 Jan
3,700
38c
2.25
Cowichan
3.00
20,300
Jan
29c
,
4.50
Coulee
Jan
4.00
Jan
2.20
Jan
35 Va
Jan
27c
3.500
4.90
Jan
Jan
33
13,700...
2.20
11%
9%
5c
*
Courvan
18-
11c
* '
99%
Jan
•as
2.25
Jan
Jan
2.02
19,532
1 •", ?7l/z.c
Mines^Ir
West Petroleum—'^—
Exploraition_V_
Coppercorp Ltd"
Jan
111
1
I'v't
Jan
10c
4%c
92,600
'
10c1
•ac
5 VaC 1 8 VaC
21 %
Jan
16%
33%
4.10
Jan
885
35%
*
_
Jan
1,785
3.60
2.75
common
19%
94
3,618
Poplar.
;
Mines—iJJL
53c / Jan
Consolidated
Jan
17%
10,010
1
Rambler
Jan
1.24 Jan
Jan
Conwest
Jan
4,855
Consolidated
Jan
1,675
1.40 :
Mines
Quebec Gold Mines
3,121
>i-.-
13%:
1.05
2.05
2,863
30
25c
*
common
Uranium
15,433
Jan
11%
■
50c
..."
Jan,
3.85
Jan
Jan
108 108%
Acadia
1.01
4.25
10%
Acme-- Gas
6,550
320
Jan
1.03
1.07
4.80
Jan
Jan
,
35cV Jan
Jan
46c
Jan
5c
Jan
3.55
46c
*
10c
Jan
88c
I 8V2C Jan
Jan
6,057
4.75
;_*
Ltd
29c
7,458
5c
10%
Abacus Mines
56c
11c
*
Electric...
5%c
•
2.19
A
AND
/
Jan
29,400
3.80
1
Jan
7c
6,000
88c
*
60;
4,150
29c 30 %c
98c
1
2.07
485
MINES
30c
Ltd
Oils Ltd
Gold
4 VaC
99%
Zellers
'
58c
10 Vac
21%
Zenith
6 Vac
57c
57c
11c
21
Class A
5%c
1
2.15
99
Woodward
'
1
99
Co
Arrow
15c
2
■
Alexander
Lake
15c
15c
Consolidated Negus Mines
Consolidated Nicholson Mines
21V4
(John)
1
Jan
B!__iXXxX~XX~X_XiiX*
-
Gillies
Jan
4%% preferred XXi
.
...100
White pass & Yukon._...._t..^^.....*
Wood
1
45c
»
Jan
,
Wood
Fenimore Iron
Mac
Jan
84c
45c
6%
14c
8c
4%c
4c
84c
*
25%
Jan
Jan
7,000
42.000
1
Consolidated
Jan
6c
34,833
9c
1
Crest-
Consolidated Golden
Jan
%C
7c
Consolidated
Jan
6
Jan
...J..*
Jan
Jan
8c
Jan
300
Jan
-
6%c
1.10
_■_
class
R fvoq
e
6c
4^25
2.05
21c
Jan
61c
59 %
2.00
28c
IOV2C
Jan
J"
Jan
Jan
10,500
Jan
y
Jan
4.60
4.25 Jan
23c
23,250
60c
*
1.90
Jan
90"
56%
1
1.55
75c
14,200
X-XX
*
,vcommon:
X—X/X*;-
Weston
10.700
!
12c 12 %c
Discovery
Jan
.
Jan
38c
East
Jan
4.05
7c
*
19%
6
510
1.03
lOVaC
1
59
5%
3,000
*
.*
Jan
60
6c
71c
Mines
Jan
9c
170
Jan
5 Vac
.18c
Flin
18%
1,120
5c
6c
1.10
17,138
,Warrants X—XXXXX
x-xX-X
Western Pacific—__.__._.i.__
xXX5
Black
Jan
Consolidated
.
Eibis
9.25
75c
We,ste el/Product/
Western Copper
Bata
Jan
59%
Westfajir Poods class A
Ease
7.90
60c
„_
_____X
-
Preferred
64
4.05
Voting trust
$5
66.519
58%
Knapp Canada Ltd
Westcoast Trans common..—
•
9.10
*
WXXX/XX:
&
Atlin
8.25
XXl
Wainwright Products &
Webb
■C 5%
64
...
Walker; G &
Waterous
5%
__..10
Jan
23%
Jan
i:
12c
Gamma
58
620
Jan
Jan
8.85
,
1
Consolidated
19,200
33C-I
Jan
Jan
13c
12
Jan
500
75c
Con-Shawkey
41%
Jan
25Va
6%
98c-
32c
•
33c
*
Jan
6
Jan
Jan
33c
_*
7%
25
7%c Jan
88c
10 V4
3,500
2.50
26
>
6Vac Jan
3,465
92c
<■
Key Mines
14%
_
Jan
1
Mines
Con
Jan
50
Jan
Jarii
6,000.
7 Vac
.
1.04
r
12c
12c
•
'
-'
Combined
Feb
Jan
X!—___X_i__X—XX,y_*
Victoria &
Atlas
6 Vac
1,900
X—
,
Jan
Jan
class; B__
!
Corpi_..ii......__.._ui.i.*
Vector \ Electric....
Ansil
Jan
Ja'n
14%
6%
9,520
Jan
Jan
Jan
i
60c
21
59
Jan
8c"
9c
26c
2,875
19%
Feb
9 V2C
Jari
10c
4.40
19,411
58%
76*
7,499
96c
1
12,754
18%
•.
Jan
42V2c
'
5,500
1
7%
12c
preferred
United Corps
United Steel-
Jan
Jan
Jan
17c
,
1
Mines.
14%
*
common
Jan
7c
4,500
Willans
25%
!._^_.50
Canada
33c
18,500
11c
Gold
Jan
50
25,600
Tic
Coin
24
50
26c
1.14
Jan *'
1.02
Cochenour
7%
50%
"15c
9 Vac
Smelt
&
14%
50%
2,982
—1
I__
14%
50
__
-s
11c
Jan
13%
pfd.
1.20 Jan
1.00 Jan
10c
Consolidated
1st
1.09 Feb
20 VaC; Feb;
1.651
'**'
1
24%
Xi-i-x2Q
Jan
.
Jan
1
*
Xi*
1.02
Jan
1.00
r
7 %c
1
1
Pipeline
Jan
1
Mines
Coniagas
Jan
3.70
Jan
X—
■
3.50
Jan
22c
1.55
87c
8.650
12
Oil
Lake
Jan
1.20 Jan
Uc
Jan
8
Feb
I2V2C
3.55
a
2,874
8c5
88c
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
2.25
Jan
1.00
1
Jan
Jan
4.00
104
7 Vic
a
Jan
1.40
3.55
-T.r-
8c
11%
Porcupine
17%
■%;
7 Vic
....
4.95
•
2.99 Jan
11.302..
36c 42 Vac
-
90c
Gold—
1.15
10
7%C
-X*
*
800
*
42 %c
11%
;
1.40
1,110
-
y
*
—
2OV4
/
1.25
1.25
r
*
*
Jan
Pipeline
Union
Arjon
21c
1.01
15 Vic 16 Vac
1
:
Jan
Bank
Acceptance
Area
1.16
1.00
Corp Ltd
3.75
_!_X___xXX--
Union
Accra
1.09
20 VaC
1.00
._*
Quartz
100%
common
Preferred-
York
Ltd__.
Mines
Gold
53
Jan
50
540
Captain
Feb
Jan
20%
>
Jan
17%
,
25
common.
;X.
1.10
%c
,
20
>
High
3.70 Jan//.
1.25 Jan
/ 9%c-Jan X"
10,680
-
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
Prairie Pipeline..,
Turnbull Elevator.
91c
1
100
18
Trans
Y 89c
*
101
class Aii.—i-....*
Trans-Mountain
90c
-
2,880
;
9%
Jan
18%. Jan
2,665
:;7.52.
10%
Jan
9% .Feb
17
47,565
20%
=
3.75
Xx-«-*x-»--!X,i
-
3.60
Candore Exploration
-Jan.
17%
Toronto Star /preferred
Towers Marts common..
Warrants
3.55
Can-Erin Mines
12 Va
3.90 Janv
10
500
17
19%. 20%;
*
Inv
3.60
,
579
Mines__i__'v"
Northwest
101
_—
Gen
1.32
1
3.75
*
Ltd
1.32
*
17%
Industries
Canada
3.50
Gold
*
Tamblyn common
Tancord Industries
3.30
__*
.100
Common
Preferred
3.50
Inca______
34
Canadian
206,500
'
12c
___10c
Long Island
Canadian North
10
17%
Canadian
Jan
17
50
Jan
Jan
945
10,500
*
_:
Canadian Homestead
3.55
2.085
;•
38,125
1.40
-,10c
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
16%
Canadian High.1 Crest'
________.__20c
11 Va
755
52
;
Jari
Jan
1,050
19%
•
Jan
9%
19%
Jan
•
9%
4.25
19%
.
29Va
Jan
13%
32%
Jan
2.75
11%
v
37
.Jan
12%
1.460
11
10%
*
35
.
Jan
Low
4.20
1.26
12c
■Warrantsi_________i_______
1,310
4.05
V V.
*
:
,
■Vl3% V
6
3.70
1.35
__1
Dyno Mines
Jan.
-
x,
Canadian
5
*
Range Since Jan. 1,1962
High
10c
Jan
13%
.
Sales
for Week
Shares
__1
14%
Standard
Trans
Jan
Minerals
Jan
Standard
-
46%
2,510
110
18%
Toronto
Jan
49,543
'
36%
Third
45
Astoria
Devonian Petroleum—..
18%
Texaco
Canadian
Canadian
35%
Switson
Jan
1
12,837
35%
—
45
12%
■
10%
A
Jan
Low
;_10
Jan
13 V2
class
44
Petrol
Tungsten _L_.
Jan
•5%
—
Bros
Canada
6.35
.—————..-20'
—*v
Stafford-Foods Ltd..-^—w-.-—.*
Brock
Jan
27%
14%
Preferred
Stanley
30
r
Week's-
Range
Pq,!*
',t:
v
Jan
5
Southam> X.
Stedman
Jan
'• ••'
Jan
——X*
Slater Steel common
Canada Southern
29
!,
1
5.30
14
—*
Simpsons
Ltd
S K D Manufacturing
'i'.w *i
1'
.25%
*
X- •
Dairies class A—.—ix.—*
Silverwood
4'.'
*
1,106
5.70
Breweries -..i—....——
Sicks
'
'
192
i
27%
:.*
:
V
14,801
27
:
■
Jan
75
5.45
Canada—_—X
Industries
High
30 Va
46%
—
of
Oil
Shullys
LoWftiiiS
28% Jan
35.976
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
of Prices
Sale Price
46 VH
'
preferred—.-XX20
Warrants
Shell
29
'
A;
Investment's
Shell
29
-44
Shawinigan Water & Power common..*
■■
29%
,
Last--';'-
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
28%
29 Va
STOCKS
Shares
Low
Par
Friday.
for Week
;/ Range
Last
.
(Range for Week Ended February 1)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
>
■
,
,
-
t
360,861"- -28c
"r 10.950
I
35c
Jan /
JanVi
95c ! Jan
-
51c
/
41c
1.29
.
Jan
Jari
Jan
•
(557)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
"Number 6235
197
Volume
CANADIAN MARKETS
STOCKS
'^0'
^ ■■':
Mining
Jaye Explorations
Jellicoe Mines
Quebec
Joliet
IV
————.1.
Jan
Pax
20c
Jan
24 Vic
Jan
55,200
22 Vic
Jan
27c
Jan
Paymaster Consol
PCE Exploration Ltd—
12C
3,000
lie
Jan
12 Vic Jan
5 Vic,
15,400
5C
Jan
5Vic Jan
16,100
8 ViC
Jan
10Vic Jan
11 Vic
.
5c
Copper •_;
Minerals __:
23c
12,300
21c
Jan
j:27c
Jan
Peruvian
18c
124.100
lie
Jan
I18'Ac
Jan
Petrol
28C
Kirkland Townsite
s--
■■
7.863
422.550
Jan
28c
1.08
57c
1.55
.
«*
'lr
Jan
32c
Jan
l.bd'Feb
' Jan
°6c
Jan'
5c
9,000
5c,
5c
,
<Ja*
Jan
6.45
Jan
7.10 Jan
Placer
.200
2.57
Jan
3.70
Jan
Ponder
37c
Powell
39c
37,416
34C
Jan
40c
.Jan
21 Vic
14,600
17c
Jan
25c
Jan
11c
lie 12 Vic
5,500
11c
Jan
12'Ac.Jan
&
14c
Jan
Jan
12c
Jan
15c
17c
69,000
12c
Jan
18c
Jan
30c
33c
3,820
29 Vic
Jan
34c
Jan
10'Ac
110
8,500
10c
Jan,
80C
1,500
76c
60c
64c
33,350
60c
Jan
Provo
7.05
Jan
Purdex
Mining & Exploration—
iDufault Mines
1—
Gold
*
26'A
26
26%
3,652
1
1
6.50
6.40
7.05
63.571
Lingman
9c
10c
5,500
8c
Jan
10c
Osu
17c
17c
18c
17,100
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
Lake
Shore
1
1
*
Jan
70c
Jan
20C
19,500
15 Vie
Jan
64c,.
11,013
54c
Jan
8C
9c
67,500
8c
Jan
.58
58c
620
30,100
54c
Jan
30
28'A
30
2,335
27 Vi
Jan
30; :Jan
40c
40c
3,000
34c
Jan
42c
Jan
3,200
40c
Jan
49c
Jan
♦
M
50c
'
1
Gold
Ltd
44c
1
8.25
v.-
1.18
1.37/
Airways
*
3.55
8.10
/
46c
3.10
3.55
.:
:
r
20c
Jan
64c
Jan
10 'Ac
Jan
i
66c
u
Jan
4,575
2.76
Jan
3.55
8.65
16,306
6.85
Jan1
8.65
1.48
196,325
1.07 Jan
1.48
Jan
1.60 Jan
1.70
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Lake
83c
Jan
16c
1
—
_
Mines
Jan
Jan
59c
_
Prairie Oil Roy——_—2
Preston
11 Vic
8c
_
Rouyn
18c
59c
1
*
__
Gas
Oils
26%
Lake
Lake
La
Mines
2.75
2.75
360
2.40
Jan
2.85
Jar(
3.10
3.25
1,600
2.95
Jan
3.25
Feb
3.75
37Vi
3.75
3.90
2,997
3.70
Jan
3.90
28c
Mines
*
Lexindin Gold Mines
Long
Lac
Long
Point
Gas
1.32
c
17c
187,961
13 Vic
Jan
19c
Jan
4 Vic
4c
4 Vic
54.000
Jan
5c
Jan
1.65
1.75
Jan
14'/a
4c
16c
4,100
1.25
27.700
18c
6c
15c
18c
213,800
5 Vic
6c
6,500
3.25 Jan
Jan
Jan
20c
Jan
Renabie Mines
Jan
5c
Jan
Rexpar Minerals
1.14
Jan
Rio
2.32
Jan
Rio Rupununi
5c
4 Vic
4 Vic:
Magnet Consolidated. Mines———.---1
;
Majortrans —12 Vic
Malartic Gold Fields—
1
92c
Maneast Uranium _———
—*
4 Vic
Manitou Barvue
1
■?
%
6,000
2;900
28,705
/
Jan
2.10
Jan
6c
3.75
Jan
99C
V
5Vic
Jan
Rix
13c
Feb
Roche
13C
312.300
7 Vic
92c
13,250
75c
Jan
92c
Jan
Rockwin
4c
4 Vic
4,500
4c
Feb
5c
Jan
Rowan
18c 19 VaC
8,271
15c
Jan
19c
Jan
20c
3,300
20C
Feb
23c
Mining Corp
Maritimes
.
Martin-McNeely Mines
Consol
Matachewan
8 ViC
22c
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27c
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25c
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34c
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Sturgeon River Gold 41-
43,500
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LOc
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75c
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2.35
1.18
2.25
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4.20
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1.57
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17c
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21c
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25 Vic
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48Vic
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36c
Jan
50c
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Wilshire Oil
2.25
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15c
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4c
21c
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11 Vic Jan
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90c
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83c
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26c
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Jan
8.75
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Jan
62c
1.28
1.59
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Upper Canada Mines
Quebec
Jan
54c
1.23
1.43
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61c
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85c
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1,700
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14c
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92,525
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19c
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76c
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Trans Canada Exp Ltd
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13c
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68c
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52c
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Jan
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Yale
Lead
8c
Jan
12c
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Yankee Canuck Oil
4,000
10c
Jan
15c
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Yellorex
39,167
10,150
Jan
7.40
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1.97
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2.33
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251,300
16,550
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48c
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550
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Jan
1.17
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6.50
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41c
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460
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33,318
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5c
54,500
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12,000
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16c
6.45
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31c
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15c
6.60
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26y2c
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Pamoil Ltd
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1.23
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New Senator Rouyn
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35c
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17c
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30c
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Pacific
Feb
24c
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Jan
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Newnorth Gold Mines
Okalta
Jan
15c
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Sunburst Exploration
Jan
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Jan
9c
Jan
Jan
3,500
16c
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15c
Jan
1
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26c
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Jan
1
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2.10
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6,500
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2.67 Jan
38c
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5c
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Stanrock Ura nium
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1
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41c
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79c
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9 Vic
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13c
Jan
8.55
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36c
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Jan
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Wright Iron
92c
1
Satellite Metal
49c
32c
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86C
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Raglan Nickel
18c
99c
11,732
6c
Radiore Uranium Mines
Feb
3.75
2.20
9 Vic
15c
Quonto Explorations Ltd
18c
1.00
2.28
35,600
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Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
4 Vic
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Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Mattagami
Quebec Metallurgical
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1.65
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1.62
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Quebec Labrador Develop..
Quebec Lithium
3.60
3.55
18c
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11 Vic
Jan
8c
13Vic
Gas Producers
Jan
1.30
Jan
1.17
Jan
19c
Jan
15c
12,800
9c 10 Vic
1.50 Jan
Jan
1.57
1,750
16c
Mines
Red
Jan
1.17
MacLeod
Madsen
33c
Jan
1.61
Explorations
Cockshutt
Macfie
Jan
Jan
1.30
1.20
9c
Gold Mines Ltd-.
Macdonald
42c
27c
66,220
1.61
Lyndhurst Mines
Lynx YK Gold MinesMacassa
Jan
34,300
1
1•
Goldfield
Louvicourt
29c
30c
1.42
1
—
Mines
Uranium
Lorado
28,400
28c
—1
-1
Gold
Little
Jan
35'Ac38'Ac
1-35
1
1
1
*
—
Gold Mines
Len'court
Jan
3.75
—
■——.——
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5.20
1
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*
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Mines
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Latin American
,
Jan
Jan
10c
;
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Prospectors
r
Labrador
■
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Place
12.360
3.05
Jan
26c
12c
12,532
61c
Pickle Crow Gold Mines
6.90
25 '
————1
-
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
3.05
,
Jan
38,800
Pitch Ore Uranium
6.75
37c
11,725
13c
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85c
—
.
1.10
48.365
1.55
136
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12c
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.
.
Minerals
&
Gas
&
1,1963
•High
15c
12
1
—1
Mines
Oil
Oil
n.
%c
18c
—1
—
Oil
&
Gold
21c
1
1
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16c
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—
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9 Vic
—
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11c
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1.03 '
Kenville Gold Mines
1
5c
Kerr-Addison Gold ————__1
6.85
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Peerless
16c
,_.—•—-*
,__
;
International
BVaC
•
1
Mines
Jonsmith Mines
86c
24,750
27c
,
LOW
:
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lie
14,800
23c
23c
Jan
for Week
Of Prices
30c
80c
21c
74C
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Range
Sale Price
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24c
•
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35c
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.
22c
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//'LOW' y':/:
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Shares
of Prices
■/'
ISO Mines
Jacobus
Friday
S T O C K S
for Week
.Range
IPrlO!®',
(Range for Week Ended February 1)
/Sales
Week's
Friday
Last
41
Jan
3.75
Feb
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN
MARKETS
lot sale (not Included in year's range), d Deferred delivery
e Selling ex-Interest, f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When
wi When issued, x Ex-dividend, y Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
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included
par value, a Odd
In year's range),
sale (not
in year &
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&
7%
13%
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Aid Inc
-—-1—1'
All
class A
Credit
State
Organ Co
Radio
Allied
Altamil
Carolina
Carpenter
..----2.50
Inc.
Cascade
25%
Co—*
17%
19 %
Cryogenics ——50c
12 %
Blltrite
American
Rubber
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
Express Co
American Financial Corp
Furniture
American
American
Gypsum
Heritage
American
Co
—1
Publish—25c
:•/
7%
7y«
16%
•
12%
American Pipe & Construction_5
American Rubber & Plastics—1
American
<
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Gas
Credit
Co
26%
Cole
1%
15%
Collyer
13 y4
14%
Colonial
52%
56%
Colorado
4
51%
54 y4
25c
3%
Applied Research Corp—,
Atden
Co
Farms
10c
1
common
Arkansas
Art
16%C
Fisher
Prod—33 %c
Inc
1
28
29%
9V8
Florida
Water
8%
5
23%
25%
15%
Commnowealth
54%
25%
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69%
% 6V2
7%
Consolidated
Continental
14%
2%
•:
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'
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13%
18
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common—10c
"14 %
10c
:
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153/4
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38 J/4
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'
14
153/s
145/8
Avis
General
ll3/4
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50c
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:
Magazine
Systems
Electronics
Bangor
Hydro
Banlife
21%
Machine Specialties
(L A) Co_
Data-Control Systems
Electric
Co.
58
Delhi-Taylor
—I
Corp
1
Distilling Co——,—
1
Properties class A.
Bates Mfg
—10
i
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc. „1
-7%
Baystate Corp
1
Beauty Counselors Inc.
Barton
Dickinson
13%
11%
8%
7%
.
S
S
Oil
Corp
Lines
5%
Dial
Finance
14%
15%
Diamond
57%
613/8
Dictaphone
Diebold
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Company
Crystal
Salt
10
15%
47'A
IrGn
Bros
Beneficial
18
33/4
34
Corp
Gas
Berkshire
Hathaway
Bernz
O
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——1
cl
Son
Inc
Black
Dravo
2%
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Hills
&
Drexel
Light—1
1
Publishing
2.50
——-1
Duffy-Mott Company
7%
50c
8%
15
Milner
Dumas
16 y4
//
19%
Enterprises
2iv4
Dunham Bush Inc
47 %
50%
Dura
14 y4
153/B
■
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12
Dynacolor
Business
Bolt
Bon
Beranek
Ami
Boston
Machines.
5c
Newman
*
&
Co
—-
Capital Corp
21%
21%
9%
27.3/4
Bowmar
Bowser
1
Company
Products
1
$1.20
Co
preferred
&
131/8
1
12
•
6%
25
:
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Brockway Glass Co Inc
;
18"%
*
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6%
17%
29 V4
9%
.
8%
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Edgcomb
EICO
Electronic
El
Electric
Paso
223/4 .:V;
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Hajoca
&
Elco
Corp
Sharpe Mfg Co
Browning
Arms
Brunning
(Charles)
10
Co—
1
Co Inc
Brush Beryllium Co
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
3
1.1
181/a
l
12
13 %
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Buildings Co.lOc
Funds
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Electro Instruments
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footnotes,
8
10c
'
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25%
343/4
6%
6%
see page
373/8
;
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44.
3%
'
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3%
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27A
40
193/8
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16
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83/4
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Gas
Field
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—
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Electric
41 %
.
5% *
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193/8
8%
Indiana
&
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11%
_*
39%
42'/4
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.
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for
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Industry
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Insurance
Securities
Inc
Inc
McLean
Industries
class
15
9%
10%
7®A
.8%
1
4%
4%
2%
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class
Melpar Inc
34%
36%
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3»A
A
A
1
23 %
25%
5
Inc
23 V2
25%
7%
8'A
Metcom
-
Inc
50c
;
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Michigan Gas
Microdot
Mid-America
6%
Inc
Miller
Bros
Miller
Mfg Co
Bradley
22%
24%
Miner
._*
27%
29 Va
Miniature
10
29 »A
313A
Class
53A
6%
13
14%
•
5%
Hat
Co
45%
10%
113/8
63/4
15%
16%
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2%
3 Va
;—,
2
Mississippi Glass
Co
39%
3%
4'A
10
22 %
245/8
26%
28%
25 %
27%
38
4134
Missouri
1
1
17%
18%
Mite
43A
Fragrance^
50c
29
30%
Mohawk
6%
42'A
1
1
Utilities
Homes
5%
10c
Systems
Corp
••
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A
Minneapolis Gas Co
Modern
11%
5%
1
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.162A
5
10%
1
—
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Missile
8%
42%
1
1
Precision
20%
8%
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103A
19
*
1
Inc
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20
6%
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23
9%
*
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Milton
31%
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:
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215/8
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Midland Capital Corp
.5%
12%
10%,
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preferred
13.50
123/8
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11%
:
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Intermountain
&
8
12 %
5
Motor Lines
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Hydrides
3%
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11
1
5
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>
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31%
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13 Va
30%
19% '
17
12 y8
14
18
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International Bank of Wash
18%
29 <5#
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l
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23
4%
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29
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21 y4
l
11%
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11
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12%
10%
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10c
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2
McClennan Inc
50c
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11
1
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■
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453/8
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8%
303A
11%
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preferred
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43%
,
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25
l
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6
;
23%
com
28%
1
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10
l
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&
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193A
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&
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273/4
1
Indian Head Mills Inc
8%
18 %
♦
3%
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Co.—
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11V2
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25%
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20
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18
5'A
1
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24%
5
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23%
1
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6%
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Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
Mastan Company Inc.,
1
v.; 16%
15
5
8%
1
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115%
43A
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Gas
Marmon
4%
//12%
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14%
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Information
.v
3%
'
28%
3%
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Marrud
21
19
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28
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class
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Business Forms Inc
Magnetics
*
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10%
17
14
_*_*
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Madison
38%
15
15%
—1
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(D C)
50%
36%
9
15%
.^_20c
&
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38 5A
34%
1
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/ Hugoton
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7V8
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•:';:9%
36
*
8%
i 11%
10
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Lytton Financial Corp
■/'
6%
8 3/4
1
& Paper Corp A„1
2nd preferred
24.50
Hugoton Gas Trust Units
4%
.
4
8%
10%
2.50
Co
Lucky Stores
Ludlow Corp
.
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8%:
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Hudson
12 %
4
48%
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13%
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153/8
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13%
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3'A
10c
7
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'Hot Shoppes Inc
Houston Natural
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—
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—
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.
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Elion Instruments Inc
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17%'.'
833/4-
27'A
Electronic Accounting Card
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Elizabethtown
18%
High Voltage Engineerng Corp.!
Holiday Inns of America
1.50
4'A
7%
class
8%
;
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Lowe's Companies Inc
a*
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22
25%
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.
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19 Ya
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Electro-Tec Corp
Electrolux Corp
283/4
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class A_:
1.50
Morrill
10%
17
Burns
Consolidated
203/8
'
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Longs Drug Stores Inc..
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19%
80%
Controls-^.1
&
Henry's
45%
25c
1
331/4
9%:,
31%
26%
&
(W J)
Electro
42%
*
Burnham
Agency
38%
20
42
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7%
18%
''
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Inc
Lone
283/4
/
5%
10c
Mining Company
Heath
7%
1v, / 173A
26%
-
1
Mangmt class
Mfg Corp.!
Hearst
457/8
63/4
*
Corp
6%
2
Lence; Lanes
Loft
9»/2
-
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Cosco Inc
Ilikon
24%
Electrada
Brown
Co
27 Va
4%
Loblaw
213/4
;
83/4
—1
Hawaiian
173/4
43
5
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9
16
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20
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Hanson Van Winkle-
43/4
5'.-..
:
125/8
25 %
2.50
1
113/4
11%
6.25
Co.
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc
Lipe-Roliway Corp A
Lithonia Lighting Inc
1
1
Munning
Harrington
50V4
10c
:
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—
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23%
.
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Steel
Co
4%
47%
43/8
3% :
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Hanover
10 V8
Edgerton Germ & Grler
Edgewater Steel Co
75/8
21%
5
of Fla
Laboratory
Drugs
Economics
41/4
5%
*
common
British-Amer
33/4
10c
Co
Instrument
Inc
Eckerd
97/s
24%
Industries
.7%
•
'
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—20c
Corp
10% /
31%
6%
16%
Southwest
Hanna
23 V4
31 Va
Eastern Racing Association
*
Eastern Utilities
Associates—10
6%
111%
Corp.*
Herald-Traveler
Botany
Bowl-Mor
10%
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Boston
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5y4
> 5%: *■
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Liberty Loan Corp
6%
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1
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5%
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12%
63A
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263/4
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16%
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4
Chemical Corp
Hamilton
60%
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11%
58
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Duriron
11
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class
27
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Bradstreet Inc
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313/4
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24%
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Hamilton
47A
53 JA
25
1
17
21 Va
20 %
1
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Cement
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Steel
:
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Capital
Hagan
28%
3y2
26%
57 V4
27
Corporation
22
1
Sivalls & Bryson Inc
List
Drackett
15%
*
Black
Blue
20
Develop
Corp—_10c
Company
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Donbar
81/4
173/4
Crucible
(J)
20%
2.50
—.
Power
.
14%
—5
Gyrodyne Co of America
193A
4'A
26%
1
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Western Petroleum
Binney & Smith Inc
&
16%
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7%
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173/4..
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Dinettes
50c
Corp
Corp
Billups
Bird
Dixon
25%
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Beryllium
Dixie
Brick
Gulf
5y4
60%
19%
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convertible
Lehigh
14%
2
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19%
4%
Ind
Fire
Inc
Guardian
13%
Bag
Berkshire
Berman
Grolier
37%
1
common
32%
Leaseway Transportation Corp.l
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v
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6%
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Grosset & Dunlap Inc
50 V2
,
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163/4
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19
35 %
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Bemis
Grinnell
18%
Digitronics Corp
—10c
Disc Inc —————-—-—1
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Belmont
Greenfield
16%
35 y4
17%
/ 33 %
5
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30%
—
Koehring Company Inc
Kollmorgen Corp
;
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Krylon- inc
Latrobe
53/4
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;14%
,
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Products
Wash
(A
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Green Mount
10%
-
17
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11%
17»/8
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7
16 %
Corp
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30%
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54%
8%
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Glass
5%
11
43/4
—1
Products
Glickman
6%
73/s
;;
Detroit International Bridge—1
8%
26%
52 V4
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Lake Ontario Portland Cement
45%
;
15%
10c
■
286
10;
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Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp_50c
54%
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125/a
9»/4
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20%
5
1
10c
1
Darling
Basic
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83/8
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;
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Barden
433A
Glatfelter
143/s
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14%
22J/4
1
Danly
1
24%
10
Co.
Company
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Laguna Niguel Corp Units.—..
255/a
23%
13'A
;
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—
Dallas Alrmotive Inc
—
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Sc
Glassrock
35/8
3
5
1
Paint
8V4
7J/2
21 % t'
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Atomic Inc
Becton
—50c
& Broadcstg.l
Inc
25 %
10
LNC
20%
.73/4
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Corp
Products
,"5%
260
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Giannini Scientific Corp
10c
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
47/8
7%
63A
Cummins Engine —„——2%
&
Baltimore
4%
——1
Company
6%'
,
4%
*
General Supermarkets Inc
General Waterworks Corp
38%
19%
36%
173A
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Babcock
Corp
Continental Trans Lines——1
Pharm
8
23%
70c
Economics
&
7%
19,
—-10
Film A
&
Shale
Craig
Inc
Baird
Drive-In
Co.—.4.
General
Crouse-Hinds Co
Oil
Aniline
General
Cowles
Adhesive
Aztec
International
General
12%
Cross
Avon
Service
Gem
11
-
20c
.
Automation Industries Inc
Avery
Gas
19%
23%
,
16%
Cowles Chemical Co—
'■4%
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Class B
Knox
•
6% '
Knitting Mills cl A—.l
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.
15
Cove Vitamin
4%
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1
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Cosmo Book Distributing Co.lOc
83/4
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Garland
34 V\
21%
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7% i
1
Cook ' Electric
18%
7%
Industries
:—
Data
27%
23
Utilities
Oil
113/8
1
25%
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&
:10Va
10
Refining Co...
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41%
..
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Screw
Coffee
20V4
6 Va
Gas
King Kullen Grocery class A
1
Kings Department Stores.
1
Kingsport Press Inc
1.25
Kingwood Oil Co
.1
Knape & Vogt Mfg Co
2
33%
9%
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28
16%
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10 Va
.
Telephone Co
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33 Va
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.
7%
,
4
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•
23%'
,
12%
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9%
.
31%
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-
25% /
1
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2%
17
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1
1
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4Va
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Computer Instrumnts Corp__25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co_*
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
10 y8
66 y4
1
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Control
Atmos-Pak
Fuilview
Futterman
/ 6%
•
8%
9%
Corp
Franklin Realty
Frito Lay Inc
Frontier Refining
Frouge Corp
Fulton
17%
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5%
.
5%
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6
1
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31V4
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24
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1
26y4
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5%;
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Commonwealth Telephone
32%
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Corp
•
24%
5%
..
297/s
33/4
6%
25y8
•
27
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Ketchum
16
22%
50%
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•13%
23%
13%
Utilities
6
14%
.
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Kennametal
13%
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preferred ——J~25
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:25c
Commerce Clearing House
1
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1
fl
Co—A'—;__5
12%
_1
6%
$1.25
12%
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10%
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Interstate
47
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Kendall
8%
-
9
Windsor class A
—../.I
Kearney & Trecker Corp
3
Kellwood Co A—'..--AAJ—.j*
26%
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Colorado
Stores
6%
8%
Kay
11
53/4,
■
31%
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common
Kansas-Nebraska
21%
1
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7%
5%
33y3C
Kane-Miller
Davis
4
.15%
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Plus
&
21%
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——-—1
Light
Foods
Foote
19%;: ;
5%
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—
5%
Machine Co_20
10
8%
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29%
5
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6%
10%
6%
,
9%
Co
275/8
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Floyd Bennett Stores Inc—^_5c
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•
18%
6'A
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&
53/4
9%
■
12%
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43A
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67 Va
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'11%
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preferred
/ $1.46
9%
63%
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Lamson
Kaman
7
8%
*
8%
25%
Steel Corp
1
Telephone Corp cl A—10
1-1%
19%;
6%
Inc_50c
Inc
; Kalvar
143/4
Florida
Corp
;
4%
Florida
&
21
13%
213A
48%
•
1
Kaiser, Steel
.26%
9%
22%
:
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Co
Research
.8%
25"%
25%
20%
Insulated
57/a
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19%
vi 20
cl A
10
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Wire Co
*
Inc...
2V2
National
5 3%
7%
1
Colorado Milling
Analysts cl A_5
Corp.-——10
Associated Transport Inc——*
Gas
*8%
13
?
10%
17%
9 Va
24%
1
—1
Jones
Julie
Florida Gas- Co—.—>————1
136%
,..
24
et
Service
Jostens
1
A
Fitchburg Paper Co class
Florida Capital Corp
229
Johnson
93/4
2.50
-
.
9%
;•
10%
I
Inc
46%
Markets Tnc-.l
v
13%
28
:
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Supply Co
Bargain
16%
1
Financial
Foods
Steel
9%
Corp
Fisher Governor Co
29 %
Jessop
John's
8%
Foundation
23%
Associated Sales
Atlanta
Western
41 %
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Astrodata
Surety
27'A
25
First
First
39% ;/
31
.1
Products
Associated
1
25%
v.
5'A
15%
-
Business
Co—5
22%
Corp class A
Assembly Products Inc—;
83%
Corp of Am cl A—1
i;
(N J)
Small
Minlt
(Chas)
Water
86.%
/
82%
*'•
.
Investors
Foster Grant Co.—
—_1
1
Inc_—i-
Metal
24
18%
Arvida
-4% |
.
.1
cl A_
Corp
19y8
Eiec-10
& Hegeman
Corp--6
Coleman Engineering
24 y8
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Stores
Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc
<■
...50c
Financial
17%
17y8 '■
f.Arlans
Arrow Hart
First Repub
.36%
34Mi
.
Investors
19%
7
23
141/4
Gas Co—2%
Arkansas Western
-
20%
51%
;—-*
Missouri Power Co—5
preferred
•
Co
4%
—-
Inc
Participating
Flight
9
15%
14%
i -u*
"-10
Ltd—
Corp.
6y«
Inc
Industries
—.10
Products
States
lVa
Arcs
Co
Coastal
7
14%
Inc
Sales
Boston
First
(Florida)
Co
Precision
24%
Aqua-Chem
13%
——
Gas
*
Anelex Corp
---1
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
Corp
Anheuser-Busch
12 %
Ritz
the
of
3Va
1.50
Co
Sterilizer
Univend
Anchor
4Va
92
8%
Inc
38
Coburn
American
8%
89
Mortgage Assn.100
Mills
15
....
423/4
Mfg Co
Fieldcrest
12%
—.1
Janesbury Corp
—__1
Japan *Fund
: 1 <;
Jarrell-Ash Company
1
J E. Plastics Mfg Corp——.10c
Jergens (Andrew) Co—
*
Jerrold
Corp .............IOC
Jervis Corp
I
-25%
•
40
;
13%
214 /.
>;
26%
Inc
Corporation
Jacquin
3%
First Natl Real Estate Trust—*
10%
American
Natl
Metal
24
.12.50
14 Va
203
5
Utilities
(Richard)
20%
13
12%
.A—„ 1".,
Jamaica
6%
5%:
;
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Lincoln
9%
..
1
..
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25
Corp
preferred
A
First
com_7.50
5 %
class
First
6%
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St
Inc
5
Co
4%
9%
Financial——i—
—
Southern
Irwin
;
4
Inc "
.
19
Vending Co
1
Diversified Service A_l
Public Service Co
Itek
48%
Florida Public Utilities Co
7%
Iowa
87%
8%
First
Clifton
Amer
Fiat
25%
6%
•'••,6%
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Corp.".
Securities
Interstate
x-5%
45%
31%
21%
Telephone
; 10%
Iowa
50 c
38%
Class B
T3%
23 y4
Safety Equipment—*
Lanes
West
Federal
36
28%
9%
Tonics
.1
,.
20%
Charles
3%
-,v
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55%
26%
10%
—10
Faradyne Electronics
Farrel-Birmingham
Co
8%
Chattanooga Gas Co—
1
7
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
28
Christiana Securities com—1.25
223
Preferred
————100.,,131
Citizens Utilities class A—16%c
24
41 %
3%. •/•
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50
1
Interstate
30»/«
85/a
36 %
Cent Vermont Pub Svc
'5%
if!
14%
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
Fair
Far
■
9'/8
10
5%
;
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Engineering Corp
1
Interstate Motor Freight Syst.l
17%
84
tt
wide
a
Bid
Interstate
Bakeries
Jackson's
3%
Power
14%
11%
,\SV
Corp
7
29%
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43A
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First
19%
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have
Par
International Textbook
16
9'A
B
which
.
105/b
—10c
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-
4%
10c
Galvan
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1
13%
39
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54%
15%
*
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of
comprises
securities
which
list
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Fablen
—10c
Gas
Maine
February 4, 1963
Ask
■V
^5%
38 "/!■
.
Electronics
x8'/4
7%
-i - ;
.
*
Ethyl Corp class
Executone Inc
-8%
6%
,
Co
———5
Indiana
Central
.
52%
17%
Greetings class A—1
1,
.
Oil
Resistor
First
Gas
Central
,13%
-50V4
-*
1
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American
■
12
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—5
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63/s
1
& Co
Inc
Bid
>
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Ets-Hokin
21%
7
6%
,
Central Illinois Electric & Gas_4
23 ya
American
:
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1
Co
"Eastern"
Par
Central Louisiana Electric Co—5
27
1
Filter Co
Air
(L E)
Natural
Central
American
»
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Line
Chemicals
Cary
32%
25
State
Fireco
5%
Foods
Inc
Pipe
$ Monday,
,
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Esley
31%
',
19%
Corp
Alter ma n
Caressa
28 y4
30 '
Allyn & Bacon Inc——i—^50c ;
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13V4
17 /- 18%
66
711/2
66
71i/a
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common———-25
B
10
17%
1
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Mills
11%
26
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Allied
4%
4/./
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Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen
6%
.
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12y4
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1
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Class
•
5%
29%
,20
Capital For Tech Industries—1
Capital Products Corp
—50c
Capital Southwest Corp—t '
5
4%
•
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20Ya
Canadian
67%
64 V
4
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1
10c
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Land
Alice
request.
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Epsco Inc .iu:...
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^5%
—12V2
Cannon
12
—,——10
——-.,.-1
Culver
Alberto
:
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Cameo Inc
6%
5%;
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Cannon
Mfg—
10c
—„—»——*
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Alarm
Albee
Empire
7%
6%
8%
•
;24%
,—5
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18%
./
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California Liquid
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17 %
63/4
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,
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4%
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Caldon- Inc
.,3%
Magnethermic
Ajax
27%
4
1
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class
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Cadre
x
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Aerovox
Alleen Inc
C E. I E Inc
primarily
v./".
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24V2
•
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Addison-Wesley Publishing Co.*
Adler
Electronics
Inc—-10c
Aerotest Labs Inc.—1
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Corp
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,
9%
8%
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Acme
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Emhart Mfg Co
Empire Devices Inc
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,
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by the "asked") at the .hue of
Industrials and Utilities^
Abbey Rents
quotation furnished
obtained from the National Association of Securities
NationalI Ae,notation
sources.
They do not represent actual" transactions. They are
within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
bid and uked quotation, are
asked quotations
,allowing
following
.
Over-The-Counter Securities! (Quotations for Friday, February
National and Eastern; List of
Th..
s.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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1
Construction..*
Rubber Company...—1
'
3%
4%
8Va
8%
25%
27%
.
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Par..;,-
Club.lc
Equipment.'.——1
Moog Servocontrols
—1
Moore Drop Forging Co...
1
Moore-Handley Inc..—.—i—g—14
Monmouth Park Jockey
Monroe
Auto
St
Santa
1
Savin
Foods
Morton
Mfg Corp—
Co....
Fe
12 %
class
Drilling
Elec &
Tubular
1
Prod
Inc..
Engineering
Schield
Bantam
Schlitz
(Jos)
Scot
Brewing
Research
Lad
15
10c
l
Inc
—__*
.....1
,
&
(O M) & Sons class A.100
Williams Inc.,
5
Fetzer
Co
Scott
Aviation
1
Scott
Foresman
1
*
Scripto
Sea
Realty Investors
Work-Clothes Rental_.50c
Neiman-Marcus
Co
2
5
Corp
&
Inc class
Pak Corp
Sealed:' Power
Nat'l
Searle
(G
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_l
Corp.rii.^™™10
D)
&
Co
2
Lines
Security
Inc
New England Gas &
———-.1
Co———*
A
Seatrain
50c
Elec Assn_8
New Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
New Jersey Natural Gas Co—5
New York Airways Inc
1
New York Trap Rock...——•-*
Nicholson File Company.—...-!
Nielsen CA C)—
--1
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals
10c
North Amer Van Lines Inc
North Penn Gas Company
5
Northern Ontario Nat Gas
0
Northwest Natural Gas
9%
Northwestern Pub Service Co__3
Noxema Chemical Co class B—1
(John J)
g
Scott &
National Propane Corp
Nesbitt
5
Assocs
Foods
National Periodical
National
;
Scott
Corp
B—.
National
*
Co
Scott
A—__50c
—50c
Patent Development.lc
Homes
*
_^_10c
Schneider
(Walter
J)
-Science Capital Corp
Science
Class
__10c
Electronics
National
:
1
5
Machines
Schaevitz
National
National
A
Co
Co
Power
Scantlin
Cleaning Contractors.l
Food
Products Corp.l
National Gas & Oil Corp
5
;*Lil
Corp
1
Petroleum
Business
Sawhill
Company—1.25
Narragansett Capital..
1
Narrow
Fabric Co
-3v
Nashua
Corp...
1.66%
National Aeronautical
Corp.—1
Nalco Chemical
1
Co
Associates
Savannah
Co.————*
Cookie
Mothers'
1
10c
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Jacinto
Inc..—.——r—
r-l
Morton
Safe
Louis
Sanders
Inc....—
Candies
Greeting Cards..
Corp
Paper
Croix
San
10
Stover
Rust Craft
1
Inc
Morrison-Knudson
Mosler
Russell
Safticraft
St
Morningstar-Paisley
Shoe
Royal Industries Inc..l
Rudd-Melikian Inc—i
1
Co—i—,4—l-Ll
Moore Products
Morse
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Columbian
Seismograph
Inc
4
Eanknote_2
Service
Corp
1
Corp of America
1
Sel-rexv, Corp—rg—..s<—1
Selas
Sexton
(John)
.
Co
&
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Shaer Shoe Corp..—...g.—
Shawmut
__1
Association
*
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist
Shulton Inc class A
Siegel
(Henry I) Co Inc A
Capital Co..
Sierra
Corp.-——.1
Nutone -Inc.;.^.^—..—v
Nytronics Inc.——1
Nuclear Chicago
5
—50c
Bi—,.5Qc
Class
1
*
Sierra: Pacific Power Co——3.75
Drill & Exploration____.l
Ocean
Ohio
Co———10
Corp..——lc;
Oil Recovery
*
lc
--5
Onyx Chemical Corp
*
Orkin Exterminating Co——.—*
Otter Tail Power Co.——-.-..5
Overnite Transportation Co_50c
Oxford Chemical" class A——25c
Ozon Products....———50p
Co
Cement
Oklahoma
Okla Miss River Prod
_2
1
*
Corp.
Small
Service
Water,
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Skil
•
Sigma Instruments
Simplex Wire & Cable Co
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
Business
Sorg
Paper
Soroban
Investment
Recent
class A..1
Shore Oil & Develop..10c
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A
1
Genesco
Southeastern
Georgia Power $4.60
Capital
Corp
1
Southeastern
Telephone Co
10
Southern Bakeries..i.__^—u.7
:
Southern
California
Southern
Gas
Pacific
Water
Water
&
Line
East
Far
-1
Inc....5
New
England
•
Tele
Vegetable Oil Corpgg-gS';1
Instrument Co———-;*v
Packard
Inc—1————20c
Inc
1
Pahacolor
Parga's
Parker-Hannifin
Gas
Mfg—g——.—1
Plymouth Cordage Co
—25
Plymouth Rubber Co———*——5
PneumoDynamics
1
Pocket
Books
Inc—
50c
1
10c
Polychrome -Corp—
Co—
(L F)
Popell
Electric Co..7%
Potash Co of America...
5
Potter Instruments Co
—25c
Genl
Premier Corp
of America.—.10c
Corp
1
Industrial
Premier
Premier Microwave Corp—..—
■
printing Corp of •> America—1
Producing Properties.^——10c
Products
Research Corp^
2
Professional Golf Co—
50c
1
Public Svc Co of New Hamp__5
Public Svc Co of New Mex_—5
Petroleum
Pubco
°
1
10c
Equities Corp
Primex
:
Public
Svc
of
No
Carolina—1
40c
*
Sugar Corp...—1
Publishers Company Inc
Supermarkets Inc
Pueblo
Punta
Alegre
Purex
Corp
-1
Ltd—
Fashions
Puritan
1
1
Corp...
Products
Purolator
&
Beryllium
Fruit
Inc....:
Dynamics—
Reading & Bates Offshore
Register
Screw
Home
Inc—__—:*
Rexach
Construction Co
1
Richardson Company
12 %
Ridge Tool Co class A
—_*
Riley Stoker Corp
3
Racing
River
Brand
Assn
Rice
M'ihs Inc—3V2
Roadway Express Inc.
Robbins & Myers Inc..
Roberts
Company
Robertson
Rockower
Rockwell
Brothers
Inc
Mfg Co—
(Wm
Rorer
Rose
(H H) & Co
H)
Inc
Marie Reid—.—
Rotron
Mfg
Co....—
Rowe Furniture Corp
Royal Dutch Pete
33 %
__25c
*
1
—1
30c
2%
8%c
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——
Inc
Co.
Co
Loan
Corp
1
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„
1
1
Systron-Donner Corp
*
Szabo
1
Service
Talley. Industries Inc
1
Tamar Electronics Indus..;—2 5o
Tampax
Inc.—
Tappan
Co
r.—
Baking
Tastee
1
—
:
Tasty
5
Freez Industries
Taylor
Co
_67c
3
Teleflex
Television
Lines
_1
—
American
Oil
Texas
Butadiene
&
Texas
Industries
Inc
1
Corp.—...
Chem
__1
1
—
Chemicals Inc
Therm-O-Disc
Thomasville
1
1
Inc
Indus
Furniture
5
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass..*
Thriftway Foods Inc
g
.2
Thrifty Drug Stores Co.
Marine
Lewis
Tillie
Time
of
Bk
Commercial Trust
Co
Connecticut Bank
&
*
Service..
Foods
class
.1
B—10c
1
Inc
Clothes
10
Inc
,
8
103
24
Co
-
Union
(Newark)
Bank
Tip-Top Products class A
58
-
53%
10
56%
296
56%
39%
85
Trust—
58'A
55
50
64
5
...
(N Y)
10
Corp (Minn).10
Stk
56%
67%
;
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
First Natl Bank
(Atlanta).—10
First Natl Bank
(Baltimore)..10
46
55%
52
Boston_12%
87%
90%
Chicago
82
62%
41
92
85%
Co
(Camden
N
First
Natl
Bank
First
Natl
Bank
6%
J).
of
of
First Natl Bank
First Natl
First
of
Dallas
20
10
&
(Jersey City).10
Pennsylvania Banking
Co
(Philadelphia) __5
Natl
r
32
31%
54%
751/2
(Chic)__20
72,,
90%
Co.10
57%
County National Bk__10
Co (Union City)
8
28 /a
20 A
Natl Bk of
L I N
Girard Trust Corn Exch
Harris Tr &
Hartford
Sav
Natl
Bk
Y..5
Bk
Bank & Tr
10
Hudson Tr
Industrial
National
Providence
Industrial
•'
34
29%,
—5
x52%
Franklin
Hudson
44%
101%
Bank
Rochelle
New
66%
437/o
£-j 96
98%
Trust
First Westchester
50
58%
56%
42
(N Y)__20
City Bank
Trust
R
Bank
60%
^
Co
Bank
82%
27 %
29
78
82
%
52%
47
48%
.6%
52%
.
.
7%
,
National
Trust
126%
129%
Detroit—12%
of
Westchester_5
of
City Bank
(Cleve)— .8
Commercial
Bank
&
Co
(Albany)
7.50
National Community Bank of
Rutherford (N J)_.4.
12.50
National Newark & Essex
Banking Co
.<—10
J)
(N
6.25
New
Eng Merchants Natl Bk.10
22 A
Bk
of
New Jersey Bank & Trust Co.ll
North Carolina Natl Bank
,-5
Northern
Trust
Co
(Chic)—20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
?
(Hackensack
N
5
J)
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
Provident Tradesmen's
&
Bank
(Philadelphia)
Trust
12
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C.25
Natl
Rockland
Bank
(Suffern N Y)———.—5,
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royal National Bank of N Y—5
St
Louis
Seattle
Union
Trust Co
Natl Bk
1st
—10
(Wash)—10
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Security First Natl. Bank
(Los Angeles)
12%
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
State Bank of Albany
10
State National Bank (Conn).lO
State Street B & T (Boston).10
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
15
Trade Bank & Tr Co (N Y)__10
Trust Co of New
2%
Jersey
_
Union Bank
Union
5
(Philadelphia)-—10
Newark
State
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Bk (Cleve).lO
of Maryland.10
Commerce
53
10
(Phila)
National
National
30%
57%
Union
26%
48
60
28%
50%
64%
United States Trust (N Y)—.20
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz) .5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp.10
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
41
44%
Wells Fargo Amer Trust Co—10
Valley Bank &
Co
Trust
94%
of
I
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
—10
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)
10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
1
Tobin
164
55%
Fiduciary Trust Co
First
25
Natl
158%
282
53%
36
81
50
Fairfield County Trust Co
—10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (N Y)_10
Fidelity
60%
76
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston 12%
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F).10
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
of New York
20% ;
33%
County Trust Co (White Plains
New York)
—
'——5'
(N Y)
89%
56%
67%
(Chicago)
Empire Trust Co
90%
64%
;
58
86
378
36%
51%
5
ContlnentaLlll Nat Bk & Tr
/
Mellon Natl Bank & Trust—10
Mercantile Tr (St Louis).12.50
Merchants Bank of N Y—.6.25
58%
18 %
(N J)—10
5
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30<<bj)<31%
l V?-u - t
26
'
29%
,
86
52
Tr Co_12%
Connecticut Natl Bank...
10
Bank
Natl
:
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk (NJ).l
57.%.-..,,Morgan Guaranty .Trust Co,
362
33%
48
50
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
,
Brook
National Bank
10
Co
Meadow
49
,.,w
83
87%
(Bridgeport)..10
Co
v
55
Phila.10
(Savannah)
Trust
388
National
Southern
Trust
"of
Gas Corp...
Texas
Texize
Natl
&
Cleveland
1
Inc
Transport Co.—
Tex-Star Oil &
(N J)—
Natl Bank otUleve—16
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
10
1
Gas
Nat
<Phila)
1
Inc
Tenney Corp class A
Terminal
Co
First Natl Bank
Shares Mangment—lc
Inc
Tenn
45
-54
Trust
1
Ltd———
Telephones
Telex
Corp 20c
Inc..
Fund
.5
50c
——25c
Co.—
5
Technical Measurement
Techno
A
class
Corp
Devices.
Instrument
Taylor
Taylor
36%
City
Corp A.l
Inc.—.
Food
34
1
Superior Mfg & Instrument_50c
Susquehanna Corp
1
—1
Swank
5
Bank
1
Electric
87%
Citizens
10
Greene
80
(N Y)_.
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co. 12
*
Strategic Materials Corp
1
Strawbridge & Clothier..—.5
Stubnitz
-59%
Co
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
Inc...5
Co
Finance
57
Centl-Penn
...20
.
Products
&
373
Central
A..2
Works
Market
Timely
-
Drilling conv class A
20c
Redwing
Carriers__g!i^L-gg-1.25
Rebels Company class A
1
Remco Industries Inc—:
:_50c
Revere
i.
York..:
New
Camden Trust Co
com__2.50
Prod
100
Broad St
—lc
SS
of
Bankers Trust
vCorp^i^su.P
&
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Tidewater
25c
1
R E D M Corp.—
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Poors
Francisco.)
10
Boatmen's Natl Bk St Louis—20
1
3.75
Co
(San
'1
Special Metals Inc...
2
Spector Freight System cl A..1
Sprague Electric Co
2%
Staley (A E) Mfg Co——10
Superior
Co Inc..50c
& Stevens Chem Corp._2
Portland
Bank
States Tele
Stein ;HaU_.——i.————I
Playskool
'■
Maryland National Bank
Southwestern
State
Piedmont Nat'l Gas
:
Trust (Buffalo)
5
Manufacturers Hanvr B & T-15
49%
Star
Corp—
Natural
Par
Manufacturers & Traders
A—
S
63%
Stanley
Sub Water Co-3.75
Inc—.———-1
Pickering Lumber Corp
3%
Pioneer
&
T
57%
Stanley
Philadelphia
Pierce
N
Long Island Trust Co——.5
46
Standard
Photon
.
America
of
124%
53
Preferred
•
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Companies
Ask
119
61
Standard
Peter Paul' Inc—5
Petrolite
Bid
10
10
Standard
Corp—I
Bank
Security & Tr Co
——.6%
Inc———1
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash.lOc
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers—.1
•
Bank and Trust
Par
American
(N Y)
Standard
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.*
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr—8
Penobscot Chemical Fibre Co—1
Perini
105
:
(Newark).25
Co..—___2
Tube
Peerless
102%
;
103%
31
16
v
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i
1
New England Pwr $4.56 pfd.100
Wiegand (Ed L) Co
5
;
Jewell
Bi
25c
"adrs"—
Bank of Commerce
Standard
Corp
Petroleum
7%
Bros
Motors
Bank of Commerce
Paper Co.10
Dental Supply—*
(M)
Patterson
7%
*
25
Producing- Gq.l4
Standard
Parchmnt
Paterson
Pauley
—1
Par
Goldsmith
Honda
Co.. 1
Gas
Southwestern Electric Svc
Express.2
Pac Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific Power & Light Co—6%.
Pacific
9%
6%
Ask
Southwestern Investment Co 2.50
Southwest
Intermountain
Pacific
6%
5
Co
Nitrogen Co
.10c
Southern' Union Gas Co..—11
Gamble Robinson Co.—5
Pacific
1
pfd
.
Southern
Co
Airmotive Corp.
Pacific
9%
Inc $4.50 pfd.—; 191 Va
Southern Gulf Utilities...—..5c
Southern
T
Bid
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.
South
Line
Old Ben 'Coal Corp—
Pabst Brewing
Mortgage
Allied Graphic Arts.—
Cousins Properties ——
—.5
Engineering
Security Stock Issues
Par
Advance
1
:
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77%
80 .4
45%
69 %
154
162
57% w} 61%
37
39%
42%
65
39 %
42
69%
72%
3
Packing
Co
Tokheim
Corp
Toys Inc
Tonka
5
.'i
—1
Towmotor
Corp.Trans-Air
System
Trans-Coast
Transcontinental
Transcontntl
Investing
Transogram
Co Inc
Trico
Products
Tropical
Tucson
"21"
Gas
Gas El
Inc——
*
Co
Lt
—lc
&
Pwr
Uarco Inc
Unishops
United
^___50c
Corp
Brands Inc
2.50
1
2.50
Inc
Artists
10c
Theatre
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
2.50
10c
1
Circuit.l
February
Week's
Last
Low
r
1
A
Ending
Friday
Line_50c
Specialties
Treesdale Labs
Week
for
System—1
Pipe
Transcontinent TV class B
Transcont
Transistor
Range
5
Bus
Gas
National Stock Exchange
1
10c
Inc
Co
Inv
Ainslie
Ansonia Wire & Cable
Camp
Chemical
Colorado
Insurance
Service.
Golconda
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Low
High
-
1.30
1.30
100
1.20
Jan
1.60
Jan
8.00
1
»c
Co
Shares
High
1.30
1
Corp
1
Sales
tnr Week
7.80
8.00
500
6.30
Jan
3.10
3.10
100
2.90
Jan
1.60
1.60
100
1.60
Jan
8.90
3.50
1.80
Jan
__
*
__
;
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1.90
Jan
2.10
Feb
50c
Mining Corp
Leasing Credit Corp class A.
Corp
40c
Nashville
40c
Jan
70c
Jan
95c
45c
Jan
60c
MSI
T V
Electronics
Development Corp
Wells
Industries
Corp
1.20
1.90
Jan
£
55c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
44
The Commercial andJFxnancial Chronicle
(560)
Par>
,
Bid
.
Aberdeen ' Fund----25c
6.88
50c
Investing
Street
'Bullock' Fund'
of
1.65
5.02
American
18.79
Amer
Mercury
Amer
Nat
M
6.68
.
10.53
13.94
15.23
6.35
6.94
10.54
11.46
Units
Morton
(B
9-59
10.48
9.78
10.69
9.61
8.30
20.25
17.28
58.05
11.95.
Inc
1
1
12.41
13.56
14.10
15.41
5.92
6.43
Price
8.10
6.60"
9.07
Scudder
25c
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sharesx—x—lc
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Guardian Mutual Fund Inc—l*ax21.02
Balanced
Incorporated
Incorporated
Institutional
20th
Fund
United
United
.
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Continental Fund—__
6.65
7.27
Fund
Shares-
11.83
12.93
Fund——_
6.38
6.97
Ltd——
17.92
19.48
Ltd
9.81
10.76
Inc___—_
6.17
6.74
5.14
5.62
Value
Line
Value
Line
—lc
Growth
Fund_lc
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Fund
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
8.70
United
International
6.87
4.84
9.87
11.28
12.33
11.04
11.93
of
Whitehall
Group Funds—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Stock
Fund———; 17.94
Investors Selective Fund———
6.39
Intercontinental Fd_
6.82
12.31
34.51
Mutual Fund
1
35.20
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Street
Fund-^
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25.00
26.10
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Grade Bonds)_1
22.82
24.94
Second
15.75
17.19
Westminster
(Medium
(Low
Priced
Bonds)——1
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4%s
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105
107
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Sep- 15,1972_
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100.8
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—
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104.24
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100.7
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100.31
Oct
1, 1964———98.2.
NOV 15.1964—
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Apr
1, 1965—— ——
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May 15,1965——j.—--— 103.1.
Oct
1,1965
96.8
NOV 15, 1965——
—
100.11
: Feb 15,1966^—100.17
Apr
1,1966_j—__x—95.10
Aug ,15,1966i_—xi——— ' 101.21
Oct
1, 1966u—/:—_L——
; 94.18
Apr
1,1967
94.4
Aug 15, 1967
—
100.16
Oct
1, 1967————
93.8 •
101.1
98.4
103.1
97.8
103.3
96.12
100.13
100.19
:
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101.23
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99.31
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Tele
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Pacific
Petroleum 5s—
.1977
100'/a
90
94'A
101'A
>
104
100
-1982
100
102%
Pow
Lt
&
4'As
—
.1985
1988
99%
100
1992
Quebec Nat Gas 53As
Republic Pictures 4s_!
101%
102'A
Sheraton
Co
104
105%
Southern
Calif Edison 4Vis. 1987
105%
108
Sthern
112
115
101%
105%
5 Vis—1977
conv__1976
103
George 5'As
—1971
Nashville
;
90%
96
99%
99%
:
RR—
—i-———1987
Ed
4%s_.
199&
New England Power 4%s—1992
Tenn
of
Am
5s
102%
102 ^
102%
*
91
109
115
100%
101
102
102%
Engl Tel 4%s. 2001
Gas Trans 47/8S__!
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Amer
——
5s
WW
X
West
Penn
Power
Westcoast TAans
5Vis series C
99
111
1984
X
—
4%s—
5 Vis
A
——_
95'A
101 %
1970
1971
5s_
5s debentures
U S Industries 4'As
102
.1965
ww. .1967
New
Textron
86'A
83
•
1970
1992
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99.977
99.922
May 16, 1963
May 23, 1963
1963
99.861
99.865
May 31,
28, 1963
Mar
7, 1963
Mar 14, 1963
Mar 21, 1963
99.809
99.815
June
99.749
101 »/2
-
114
v
123
14,
1963
Feb
21,
~
114
102'A
94 Vi
—
6,
99.178
99.127
99.046
99.062
1963
98.979 V 99.014
99.754
June 13,
99.698
June 20, 1963
99.634
99.641
1963
——
Mar 22,
1963
99.628
99.635
Mar 28,
1963
—
99.577
99:585
4,
11,
Apr 15,
Apr 18,
Apr 25,
May
2,
May
9,
1963
^
99.523
99.533
July
1963
99.463
99.472
1963
99.430
99.440
July 15, 1963
July 18, 1963—
99.404
99.414
July 25,
99.347
99.358
Aug
99.290
99.299
Oct
99.232
99.243
Jan. 15,
;x
1963
—_x—
1963______x
1963
1.....
98.771
98.700
98.722
98.676
—
98.699
98.638
—;
,98.661
98.580
1963—x——
98.604
98.522
—
;—
98.541
97.899
x-
—
1964—x
98.840
98.750
—
98.901
98.885
98.820
—
1963—
1, 1963
15, 1963
98.957
98.882
98.873
—
—
1963wi—
June 27, 1963
July 5,
1962
1963—
98.939
June 24,
11,
99.192
1963
99.692
s
Ask
99.112
l
.97.927
97.106
97.135
119
102
1963-
Feb
Apr
Apr
102
.*■
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99.918
7,
Feb
102
Pacific
1992
4s
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Bid
99.975
Feb
Ask
Bid
99 Vi
101%
&
a22.78
Fund—
101%
—1984
4%s
4 %s
15, 1964
.1992
.—1992
Metropolitan
;
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Panhandle Eastern PL 4%s. 1982
WW—
St
3.05s
100.3} *%>• 3%s, Feb'
100.3
99.9
—
3%s May
77
Georgia Fewer 4%s
Louisville
v
40
37%
a9.50
147
Hilton Hotel 6s
Hotel
8%
.
68 .;
36%
83
9%
point
a
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.1/ .1963—-x—
Juhe 3, 1963
> Federal
100.3 }
100.5
——
1, 1963
a84.57
71
4 Vis
Trailer
}
1, 1964
15,1964
142
4%s
El Paso Natural Gas
Fruehauf
.
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101%
—
15, 1963
-1969
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Consolidated Edison
Oct
Nov
4'As. 1975
Industries
Corp 4V8S—
Burlington
Carrier
of:
for
3.15s-Aug
.
,
100/3;
;
7
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May 15, 1963
100.3
l%s
a20.61
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Capital—
Fund
one or; more 32nds-
100.3
100.9
100,5
1, 1963_.
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Inc—
Bonds
Tel & Tel
—1996
Duke
Ask
Bid
Steel
4s
3 Vis
7.11
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4% s
Barium
^
7.78
6.57
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,
United States Treasury Bills
Bonds
American
15.46
14.23,
Inc——
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3.15s Apr
[ '
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,
1%S Apr
Fund
78%
•
100.1
100.6
100.3
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all.09
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Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)—1
B-3
l'/aS Apr
1
Fund
33%
Banks
'
15,1963x_
*
15,1963——
3 Vis Feb
—
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60%
——3
S
•
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15,1964
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14.48
7.12
_1
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,,
■
3 Vis Feb
11.27
13.16
Inc—■
64
Fidelity & Guaranty Co—_5
Fire
7%
23%
21%
City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
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2
18%
;
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.
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>.
9.89
14.18
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Congress Street Fund
6.30
11.26
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Centennial
6.90
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Ind
U S'Life "Ins" Co in
U
Life Ins
11%
.
t
•
15,1963
—
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3%s Aug 15,
1963
3%S Nov 15, 1963—.
13.32
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^
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10.31
——
Swap Funds—
11.05
;
Fund
Growth
Wisconsin
19.40
10.33
;JL Investors Variable Payment Fd
Winfield
Inc
Fund
1
41%
10%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Maturity—*
2%S Feb
Equity Fund
Fund———
Wellington
Wellington
10.79
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9.05
16%;
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107.16
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104.24
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101
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107.24
102
101
•
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Certificate of Indebtedness—
3.27
2.99
Street Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
7.52
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Wall
10.98
4.43
;
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Income
Fund
Line ..Special Situations
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—10c
12.53
10.03 }
;
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Value
xll.46
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Int'l Resources
2.63
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United Security
Co
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Income
United
Ltd—
1Q,
dr%s XDec ;32*, 1966—
14.91
Science
7.52
6.68
of
Co
16%
.
10.73
:
13.64
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10.14
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Fund
United
;
9.20
6.88
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4.05
10.09
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6%
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4%S Sep. 10, WTU,
104.16
—
103.16
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12.58
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United
-
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-
7.28
UP S Fund of Canada Ltd.
5.48
8.20
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B-2
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11.51
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Inc—
Century
7.54
6.14
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Johnston
.
,
Texas
170
:
108%
23 Va
5
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100.14
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91
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100.1
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3%s Mar 10, 1966
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1
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40.12
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10,1964
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15.01
14.10
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17.99
4.90
.
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Fund
;4s
11.65
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Sterling Investment Fund Inc
;
10.20
5.01
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Imperial Capital Fund Inc—lc
Imperial Fund Inc——
lc
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Farirham
Inc—
Funds
H-C7—
SCries H-DA—x——_xl0c
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10.66
-
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12.24
17.47;
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Investors-
9.90
; 13.76.
11'A
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100.1
16, 1963
Sep 15,
1965
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3%s May 11, 1964
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shares——}——lc
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Etate Street
.
3%s
!
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7.34.
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78
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of
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5
137
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;
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6.89
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,
15, 1963
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Quarterly Dist Shares
Research Investing-----.
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r
12.69
3%s Feb
8.75
,
,
Federal Home Loan Banks—
16.33
8.34
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70
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^;
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of Amer„—1
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Surety
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15%
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81%
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&
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Obligations of Government ^Agencies
: 4.44
15.02
10.20
5.27
:
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for
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Buffalo
Fire
124
-
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ins—50q
Paul
Southwestern Life -Ins Co.i—__5
Ffgtrres after.decimaL pbintX represent,
-
14.86;
14.71
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931
;
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8.23
Hamilton
Growth stock
11.93
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2.81
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2.50
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7.57
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Fund
:
Inc
of
Insurance
10.01
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Putnam
2.53
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11.75
9.16
8.33
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Life Ins Co
28'A
7 35%
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76
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$6.50. preferred.10
50'A
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38
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17%
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11.63
2.63
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(The) Stock Fund_lc
13.05
11.94
10.89
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6.35
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Peoples Securities Corp.—1—1
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11.14
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52%
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,
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35
86%
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5
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74A / 78%;
124
130%
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Insurance
Quaker
Seaboard
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Illinois
6.28
5.84
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9.50
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10.19
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12.15
9.40
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1
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45
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223
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8.48
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bus
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101
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125
1
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5
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6%
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(Jacksonville Fla)-2'/2
insurance
Hanover
5
10
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3
(N Y)
7.76
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2.02
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Ins
Corp
7.92
4.57
•
5.75
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American
11.24
1
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19.73
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13.42
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s
7.75
5,76
,
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8.60
12.35
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Gov
70
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5
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—5
1
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Electronics
11.17
16.16
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4.23
7.09
—————1
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7.91
6.43
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66
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12.43
67
54%
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——
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38%
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3.87
1
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6.13
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4%
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8.93
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10.02
11.37
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6.70
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15.75
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5.61
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5.19
13.33
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29'/4
N Y
21.64
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11.03
56
1
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18%
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N Y
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Life
InsuraJice
Peerless
86%
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v
181
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Fidelity Bankers Life Ins_il.»«l
Fidelity ^5 Deposit of Md———6
4.48
.
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28 Vi
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10.70.
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48i/2
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134%
48%
2.50
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102% '
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.
82%
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Northern Ins Co
Criterion Insurance
8.46
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68%
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5
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77
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98
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17.11
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64
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174
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168
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57.47
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451/2
9.13
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Continental
Monument
V 16'A
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24.60
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20.93
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143
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44%
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137
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29%.
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2.79
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18.75
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70
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1
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69'A
15%
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3.14
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Lincoln
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4
16%
65'/2
62
38%.
92%
89
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of
30%
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8%
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9.02
12.02
-
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1
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6.25
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10.27
6.09
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Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
.15.27
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10.50
9.45.
2.87
.
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Fidelity Capital Fund
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Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc_l
Financial Industrial Fund Inc-1
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Life Insurance Co of Va
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17.01
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13.97
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13.22
15.56
2.44
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Massachusetts
Securities
v
1
series—-Lie
stock series—j.—lc
Life
Boston Insurance CollA-x——5
■
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beneficial
of
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a20.58
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3.01
12.05
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-
328
12.10
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s
•3.08
11.03
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1.90
2.99
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Mass Investors Growth Stock;'.
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11.54
17.36
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Franklin Custodian
3.73
shares
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Go
Beneficial
2.69
3.41
Industries
Massachusetts
3.56
Founders
2.46
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lc
11.32
3.25
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13.43
.
shares—lc
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18.31
10.36
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shares
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7-30
18.08
16.92
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4.80
Dow Theory Invest Fund IncJ_l|
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11.84
9.00
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16.00
10.83
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15.12.
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13.92
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36
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8.21
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8.90
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6.20
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14.55
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6.61
5.66
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(Jacksonville Fla)_
1
13.46
——_———
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15.80
6.03
i
86
American
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Delaware income Fund Inc
13.86
;
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Co_1.50
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4.47
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4.09
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11.96
16.54X
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Composite Bond & Stock
Fund Inc ———————50c
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1
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Consolidated Investment Trust.l
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Western
14.96
12.32
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13.71
,
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Colonial Fund Inc
—1;
Colonial Growth & Energy—1
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
Commonwealth Int'l Gen Fd—1
Commonwealth
Investment——1
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
.
13%
90'/2
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Chemical Fund
Crown
25%
12Vi
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r
Corporate Leaders Trust
26%
23%
American
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24%
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} 23.25
12.33
Loomis-Sayles
'
Century
Lazard Fund Inc-—
5.47
l:
5.01
21.31
Life. Insurance
Fund Inc————1
International Growth-
Canadian
Canadian
4.C9
42%
10.17
--—1
—
9.30
Knickerbocker
Agricultural Insurance Co——10 "4 40
S-l
9.69
*
1)
.
136% '
9.87
12.34
Fund—
Ltd—
(1954)
5.82
(Growth Fund)
1
(High-Grade Com Sck).—1
(Income Com Stocks)—1
8-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)—1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
Knickerbocker Fund—x———1
i.
91'Vi'
S-2
6.14
Ask
V;
132
9.04
K-2
4.29
Bid
87
—5
Insurance—.
10.49
:
Ltd^.^^-^--—r lrT.'
General
Canada
(Income Fund)——___1
Life
10.59
9.31
'
California: Fund
: K-l
Par
•
Casualty & Surety—3.50
Aetna
9.70
11.29
Ridge Mutual Fund inc—1
Boston Fund Inc new——
1<
Blue
Broad
B-4
8.38
6.24
Inc-'l—l-—-—1
Affiliated Fund Inc___———1.25 £ >:• 7.75
3.96
American Business Shares-——1
} 5.68
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
al4.82
American
Investors Fund——1
8.87
American Mutual' Fund Inc____1
1.50
"Associated Fund .Trust—.;
*
v-i 4.60
Atomics Physics & Science Fd-1
5.35
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1 ;•
;} 8.56
Axe-Houghton Fund "B'' Inc—5
;
3.74
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc.T
} 11.00
Axe-Science & Blect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
9.60
Canada Ltd
1
Fund
Advisers
Ask
Aetna
Custodian Fund Cone.
(Discount Bonds)——1
Keystone
2.35
'
Bid
.}; —Par
MutualFunds—
Ask
-r
2.15
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual
MutualFunds—-
.
Securities § = (Quotations for Friday, February
National and Eastern} List of Over-The-Counter
•
.
v
1988
91 Vi
1938
95
'98
'
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
•N°
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange.
value,
tNew
h Bid. yield
stock."
*
price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted-»t<* listing-en the
Ex-dividend."- wi When issued,- »y-EXistocfc -dividend.
Volume
THE
V/
197
COURSE
'
'i'v
'
-
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,*
""
:'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Number 6235
OF ? BANK
f
?•*.
-
V
+ *+
p.
r-'•'/%
Bank clearings this week will show an; increase compared with
liminary-figures ^pmpijed by; uts based
•
'
-Philadephia^v
'Ky. "r;
v
Betnlehem
;.
-
center there is; a gain for the week
ending Friday, of 9.5%.
Our comparative
for this week follows:
;
.
'
-
+
■
inco
t«a
1962
Inc.
1961
.
-
iv;
.1453,000,000
——
1.8
—.
1,176,000,000
:
3,137,277
*
—10.8
1,151,284
.week Ended Feb.
'•■vArfe
.Chicago
'
(ay
4,679,403
1,110,000,000
—34.3
6,779,708
; v
Delaware—Wilmington
5472,052,
■
6,377,127.
880.554.004
864,603,288
——I——
494,549,084
507,850,106
444,800,000
422,400.000
971,561,000
946,666,384
473,947,786
516,254,013
X————--.X—..——
Louis,
Francisco.
San
——
—————X—
Pittsburgh
Cleveland.
—
;
—
686,002,031
24,470,532
24,451.633
12,661,047
14,821,257
1,045,121,082
1,181,033,438
a,220,978,355-.
t,
1,243,134,890
1,8
—
;;:s
X——XXX—
—
+
—]
cities,
Other
live
five
cities,
+
6.0
+
381,504,367
5.6
+
77,606,600
5,413,077,195
+
8.5
+
Virginla—Huntington—
7.1
1,082,615,440
+
8.5
+
7.1
5,870,622,400
days
All
day__.
one
t Total all
+
;
.
cities,
five days
cities,
cities
1,174,124,480
...
—
for- week
...•
.
,
South
■
issued "of next week.
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Saturday figures
today, inasmuch
the, week ends
Ac¬
Jan. 26.
statement, however, which
$29,304,715,257 in the
week in 1962; • Outside of ih^ city there was a gain of 6.6%; the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they
the New York Reserve District the.
Reserve
District
We group the cities according to the
located and from this
are
totais^arc.larger
trict of 11.6%.
note that in
we
In the:;Clevelahd Reserve District the totals show
of 15.5%; the Richmond- Reserve District of 4.6%, and in the
an
'•
an
following
'X
,-
*
fm
furnish
we
; SUM M ARY
i
New York
3rd
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
_
_
Louis
1962
'
•
-
1,050,218,404
18,751,429,055
16,662,238,120
•
.'
1961
Kansas
1,778,197,344
1,539,972.601
804,821,236
1,755,284,752
898,241,233
922,428.554
14,709,138,869
,
1.8
Total
(10
Grand
+11.6
1,431,636,512
1,437,766,791
1,722,534,103
'+
3.4
1,668,174,714
906,930,597
830,202,933
+£ 9.2
777,142,498
.
We
41.
,-«#•
7
+
.
_
_
?>r,V* .'.1
now
"
' •
'
•
J' J"
;
••
•
1 ";
769,135,896:
+•
4.8
686,207,278X ;
*666,'493,772
798,607,093;
+
6.2
768,263,840
737,038,457
734,433,549
+
5.6
+
+
8.6
1,576,374,598
"1,438,677,971;
+ 10.1
26,264,020,487
13,150,804,675
.+■.
12,011,263,920
January" 26 for four
Iowa—Cedar
x\}iDes
■<-
—-—
1963
.
1962,
'
277,139,828
-14,321,906
+ 22.7
14,884,155
684,580
772,164
—11.3
283,614,000
+ 15.8
"697,231
280,093,075
-
Inc. or
3,581,838
+
6,747,174
+ 19.7
239,449,242
:
+
Connecticut—Hertford
Decatur '
4,404,452
3,655,305
11,841,000
11.959.777
5.8
+
85,503,000
X+^'9.2,,,;.
10,671,647
+
11.0
3,502,969
+
7.2
187,337,422
186,317,432
+
0.5
.+
£
,
Rapids
»
;
2,749,120
;
13,342,618
...
9,510,487
,
.
4,066,459
174,459,528
.
165,499,042
7,490,995
67,900,921
59 311,202
21,006,076
22,538,043
1,855,705
2,822,040
1,239,119,310
—34.2
+ 37.5
X 12,873,711
6,670,448
11,750,077
+
9.6
12,755,659
14,109,724
13,465,867
+
4.8
12,304,739
13,204,203
8,489,072
7,709,242.
+ 10.1
8,446,247
5,778,306
1,781,621,227
1,722,534,103
3.4
1,668,174,714
1,703,506,743
;
.
-
[
.
cities)
J X
;
9.2
7,467,035
7,941.003
+ 14.5
51,887,199
53,940,993
6.8
20.080,292
17,113,678
—
.
9.171,404
—
(17
„,
1,270,782,880
,•'
-
+
-
92,603,000 >•
11,138,877 4
4.685,635 ' *"
.^.t.
8,177,080
Rockford
2.6*
+
+
1.806,326
1,660,674
1,226,368,665
-
"1,262,563,941
•7.477,725*
'
<
7.w42 806
.
fV:
14,035,032
469;700,000
428,400,000
+
9.6
397,600,000
398,800,000
231,740,303
214s344,443
+
6.1
206,529,578
217,174,748
202,259,840
184,712,355
+
9.5
169,341,605
160,761,276
——.
3,230,454
2,746,135
+17.6
3,671,315
2,963,344
(4 cities)—.
906,930,597
830,202,933
+
9.2
777,142,498
779,699,368
9.0
6,996,349
7,340,960
+.
3.6
470,083,509
460,613,183
+
5.8
171,992,986
163,369,201
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—-Qulncy
Ninth Federal Reserve
'
'
4
J
/
19,858,717
+
26,081,982
45,250,400
'
•;
.
3,824,914
3,370,312
: 67,106,476
.
-
3,892.367-
r
3,708,812
'4,167,374
New" York--_---^—_-_'_;_---l-—18,246,428,265
I—-
'J'" 56,891,633
-—-
7,670,612
531,746,277
191,887,428
•
■
9,872,294
7t;5
—
3,752,054
5,442,860
.17,562,066
18,764,371
6.4
806,433,565
769,135,896
10,043,329
+ 27.5
+++ 6.6
•
Helena
: X:
10,542,926
3,700,232
3,829,599
6,087,649 V
,
5,828,585
17,303,224
,
14,969,318
Total
(7 Cities)—
;
————.
Tenth Federal Reserve District-Kansas
Lincoln
St.
904,001
890,596
X——,
" 206,809,870
—X——16,640,355
35,158,906
City
•
648,616,253
—
15,568,798
195,164,187
,
Total
+
1,678,567
3.773,934
3,648,109
15,92i,98i;.
4.0
13.1
36,414,382
30,637,898
4.4
500.731,451
480,500,974
14,607,924
6.6
12,716,118
,7,298,842
15,801,331
.c- :
848,451,357
*, v
181,127,206
10,555,182
13,134,915
+
+
.798,607,023
+
6.2
i
5,846,942
6,065,765
768,263,840
5.9
6,895,493
•
■) 737,038,457
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—DallasTexas—Austin
■ti
Fort
15,695,758
r
13,435,903
9.2
Cities)—-X—
(9
10,452,844
; ;e525,691,656 + :+
.
•
>
.7,620,070
189,850,807
6.0
+
1,071,457
825,800
793,762
—13;3.
+ 34.0
12,422,991
31,097,102
—XX-X
• •
666,493,773
1,155,393
—14.0
10,933,073
—
—————
-
686,207,278 X
+ 22.8
765,976
9,481,772
—————
Joseph
4.8
City-
1,110,585
————
X——
Hastings
w
3.794,071
1,576,305
.
Galv-eston
20,425,099
;26,*882,615
7.4
; ,.34,647,900
—M
45,611,452
•
1.3
11,183,003
12,228,732
'5.8
565,635,846
541,282,713
3.8
43,085,363
46,040.894
.
5,784,000
.6,186*443
r
,
;
14,182,262
——,,
4.8
5,519,000
5,917,667 '
13,628,194
*
,
4.5
6,166,000
5,142,000
+
5,477,669
4.1
7,230,552
12,748,867
k'14,497,946.
36,459,000
3,240.925
—XI
'
XX';.
—X—X-;', • "
Fallsx-
15,324,591
650,109,762
X k 43,934,335
.
—wX
- •
15,529,081
-.688,013,-396
—-
Louisiana—Sh reve,port———-
46,863,278
e'0.R
———
——
Worth
Wichita
14,133,389
*51,225,840.
3-.012.511
—
:+.13.5
-
1,050,218,404y'-f. 13.6+
Total
-
cities)-—
(6
775,306,634
+,
734,433,549
+
5.6
X.
625,697,758
645,021,827
; "V-
r*
;
898;241t233; +
-922,428,554
•!
—
.
'
Utah—Salt
■■■■i
64,916,729
.
189,504,227 '
*:
•;
3,270,639
";..; 3,829,517 %
-f
16,153,910,582
.
.54,881485
75,925,527
~
8.5
•; 141,561,600
+ 13.4
•+
8.8
2,726,054
; ;
^
4,420.062
+ 13.0
14,252,756,567
3.7
":'v
29,638,311
City—
Beach—i
v' 235,888,344
6,334,488
" X- 5,548.964
+ 14.2
265,150,714: 229,175,676
142,849,370
'115,143,617
+ 15.7
;
—
.24,810,594
13,577,762
937,773,073
.;
Pasadena
San
; i
.Francisco
"
26,537,109
14,236,073
873,844,348
+
—
+
6.5
214,803,393
221,772,811
4,740.927
5,511,465
207,984,599
+
115,157,480
111,933,345
+ 24.1
-7-
r
•V
200,181,469
4.2
X
4.6
29,413.189
-
26,562,311
'
15,573,542
805,383.917
7.3
18,646.833
780.259.513
V,
•
3,194,802
49,837,877
0.1
+
California—Long
58,139,999
157,550,844
;
Lake
245,821,321
'
Washington—Seattle
Oregon—Portland
145,915,440
---i—\j~':
6,960;469
558,381,439
203,214,610
' 9,727,669
4,785,192
Secttnd Federal iteserve Disiriet—'New >YorJ(—-
jamestownv-J-:--,----^----^i^^-^«
''
Montana—Billings —5,802,120
Yakima
,
V
;
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
1,088,569,136
--
—-----—
' -V V
,
6,680,651
+ 10.8
16,205,1:88.
;
25,883,525
.
.
New, York—rAlbany-—i.---i..
District—Minneapolis—
vn>"
I—.i-X ;
Minneapolis
v- St.
Paul——————
North Dakota—Fargo
X,
South Dakota-^rAberdeen/
Dallas
—41,890,000
.Hampshire-^Mancheater-----'-.
1^,
}
Minnesota—Duluth
759,927,431
+ 20.5
57,050,286
Total H l£ =citiea)
—
14,949,161
95,800,000
;
171348,033
10,665,833
13,301,246
3,753,493
—;
Peoria
3,653,174
7,813,070
—15.9
16,851,1481
,
:
~°'8.
1,534,424
62,272,428
"1 *
;-
Island—rProvidence_i-
4,081,977
.-21,995,621.
(■
Haven--—x—----
Rochester
15,621,072'
104,569,831 +
...
,
Mis6Quri>—Kansas
1960
738,284,935
3.8
4,047,340
"
3,999,974.
7.5-
8,603,624
860,944,351
..
Elmira
16,419,918
.i
2,799,822
19,274,452
4.4
+
20,635,614
17,015,364
4
+.13.3 +,
+ • 3-,6 > '
3,360,138
c,
23,386,869
—
Wichita'"1
1961
-
+ 16.0
1,289,113
Buffalo
'•-.t-'.&v 3,509,603
Coloradc^-Colorado Springs^—>
7,957,362
JRivet%^-v--.-.-r—'
Springfield,i^_,xi.
■
310,836,955
City
Omaha
893,998,7tK
.
Worcester
,
6,009,433
8.9
i—-
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
Week Ended. January 26
4,154,517
NewvBedloWr.r_A-l—-Z—"
•
410,000.000
+ 11.5
328,413,000
Nebraska—Fremont
T'';'t
•
.,
Lowell
-
8.9
••
+ 11.8
Moines———————
Sioux
years:
fi '"i
% Portlaftd:
-•'
+
vv
...
7.569,096
Haute
add our detailed statement showing the figures for each city for the
Massachusetts—Boston
t;V
467,400,000
,
Bend
12,205,812,122
6.6-
'C"*K
Maine-^Bangor
-
4.0
v;
331,764,722
Wayne
South
.!*•
'
'
First Federal Reserve Oistrict—Boston—
New
+
,i
'u:?-,
5,845,711
315,684,444
-
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
M
New "
165,603,546
32,157,872
136,891,654
>■;.vK
25,379,407,114
14,020,212,275
'*
Clearlngj-^'
Rhode
2.7
_t
Kansas—Topeka
-
+
6,537,989
343,764,555
Arbor—
Indianapolis
1,444,703,218
29,304,715,257
[i
V
r
35,091,209
8,439,152
-
Indiana—Fort
625,697,758
:
1,711,584,307
'
*'
645,021,827
32,266,640,540
•'
S-.
779,699,368
:
775,306,674
II
10
1,703^06,743
,8.06,433,565.
r;
-i
V
[848,451,357
i-T r •
'9 !i
i
York City——.
k
'
■:. Yall■
744,353,603
cities)—
,
106 citie«
week ended
v
767,567,334
509,100,000
-
Rapids-—
:' Lansing'
744,353,602
1,573,041,904
44
id'-i
■
4.6
1,486,246,134
767,567,334
1,781,621,227
II
———
Outside, New
>
+
172,256,895
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
1,181,033,438
1,428,827,329.
4.6
.
4
City—X—X.1
'
...
804,821,236
seventh Federal Reserve^ District—Chicago—
j;
-Total
1,045,121,082
+ 15.5
II
17
_
.Tbtal-i—
■.%,
120,265,382
13,650,439,279
.
+ 12.5
1,243,134,890 :'xxx
10
-
San Francisco
.
353,199,274
143,930,955
ft
6
Minneapolis
11th Dallas
»
347,690,927
5.3
: Ml ssou r i—S t:Lo U is——.
I960
':' V .$ £!•■.#■«
$
3.6
+
1,220,978,355
■t
7
X
1
St. Louis
,
8,539,947
0.5
+
5.385,729
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis-
Inc X or
,
841,854,211
9
-
_
Chicago-—
12th
8,315,190
+
4,870.352
1/,574,314
Louisiana—New
■*"
9th
+ 17.6
156,321,177
Mississippi—Vicksburg
jOF BANK, RLE JUUNG$
1,088,569,136
-
-
Atlanta
10th
8,886,662
385,538,872
36,749,545
Springfield
"
cities
_
_
_
Richmond
8th
19,801,577
23/,161,693
_1—
.
»
18,894,000
243,865,910
841,854,211
Florida—Jacksonville
Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
Dec: %
12
_
«•
2nd
7th
4.9
10,448,597
Macon
increase, of 6.2 %; in the Dallas Re¬
Week Ended Jan, 26—
1st" Boston -^X---^—-
6th
7.4
+ 10.6
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
a
.
5th
1,486,246,134
164,663,490
Total: < 6 Cities
-
"Augusta
District of 5.6%, and in the San Francisco Reserve District of 8.6%.
;
-
-
-1,428,827,329
387,314,880
......
Columbia—Washington
Total
„
+15.5
14,328.981
+
NashVilie'————
Minneapolis Reserve District of 4.8%."1 In the Kan»
City Reserve District the totals register
In the
■
1,539,972,601
13,930,789
+
I
Carolina—Charleston
Terre
are
improvement
The Chicago Reserve District records a gain of 3.4%; the St.
Reserve District of 9.2%, and the
V-
473,764,194
5,065,380
Tennessee—Knoxville
by :12.5%, and in the Boston
by 3.6%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals.
smaller by 1.8%.
serve
414,918,900
For that week there was1 an
at this center showing an increase of 13.0%.
sas;
+ 43.2
63,398,700
•.
24,577,000
224,432,145
Mobile
present further below,
we
the whole, country having amounted to $32,266,640,540 against
same
-
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
increase of 10.1 %; the aggregate clearings for
able to
we are
12,821,650
5,441,105
Alabama—Birmingham
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in: all cases has to be estimated.
In the elaborate detailed
13.598,271
9.2
25,791,000
248,195,139
|
Georgia—Atlanta
as.
not available at time of going to press.
are
63,958,200
"9.8
+
.
-
•
Complete and .exact details' for,. the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
our
+12.8
+
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
%$$$%
.
13.554.686
422,695,338
1,778,197,344
ivHiyianu—Baltimore
all
68,812,100
t 14,888,781.
+12,164,922
13.286,421
(605,234,120
Richmond
District of
Total
292,923,398
614,345,386
11.770,383
Fifth federal Reserve Bistrict-^Richmond—
6.8
$25,676,624,792 $24,050,402,801
-
-
309,762.964
601,996.961
6.6
+
8.2
$32,721,371,672 $30,546,095,436
;
4.0
4.5
16,345,918
"'Total (7 cities
2.6
'•
$31,547,247,192 $29,463,479,996
dayS;
+
+
13,342,428
;
—,,
Vireinia—Norfolk
Ten
348,574,644
659,494,388
Mansfiteld.-:—^T—"
West
*
14,216,183
362,462;632
689,045.-470
—
—
Pe^nsylvania+rPittsburgh
+. 5.3
—
Reserve District—Cleveland—
.——:
Youngstown "
2.6
6,990,573
2.7,939,212
Columbus: i-i.—
..'
1,8
+
—
647,194,890
403,057,480
——-—
—_—
Ealtimore
e:i
1,177,000,000
--r—••-—T'f"——7"—
Kansas'
St,
1,105,000,000
!
;
14,072,241
Cincinnati
0.2
—
Cleveland
-----—.
——————
-
Federal
Ohio—Canton
.3,643,426
28,228,697
■Total. (9. cities)—
9.5
+
6,971,763
.:<a)
;
•15,113,985
Jersey—Trenton
v-s
Jiaea;;
'
1,322,290,779
1.320,830,128
Boston
;
•'*,
$18,890^23,279; $17,264,638,974
/++'[:++
■
4,150,654
6,495,893
(a)
.6,059.389
'•
5,279,047
18.5'
+
2,251,647
981,000,000
2.0
—
4,773,802
8,031,041
Fourth
^1963
*<'■ *
f
v
-
Philadelphia
v.
z—j?
■
J; 1,697,546
3,838.473
.
"
"
York ———-i
-H?
,
2,381.516
4,944,870
'
New
1,441,446
4,409,683
•
Scranten
-
ifa
New
1,375,536
$
'
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
:.
1960
1,466,163
or
,1,411,559 ' ^i2.r
,-1,415,481
^
Reading
sum-
'
i;682,803:
:
—i—
Philadelphia
At this
week in 1962.
same
t.
mary
*''
Wilkes-Barre
$32,721,37jL;672 -against $30,5.46,095,436 for the
f.
'
Lancaster-
%t above/those; of the corresponding week last year.. Our preliminary totals
at
.WeeK.Ended;Jariuary 26
,v-;
Chester"——*
'
cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly, clearings will
stand
"
'
Pennsylvania—Altoona +1-^
Saturday, Feb. 2, clearings for all
be 7.1
*•
Q y-..
Dec. %
Pre+
-
of the. country+.indicatei that. for .the week ended
*-
1963
telegfaphic advices from the chief cities
upon
District'
?
v"
year^ ago.
a
■
-VC' '
•'
Federal jteserve
-Third
CLEARINGS
San.
3,757.336
Santa
!-
——
*
40,843,343
44,193,234
17,668,517
16,755,125
15,925,616
■;! V 15,881,617
—
7.6
//*
35.360,464
38,056,590
•
13,173,594,992
■
47,441,756
Barbara—
Stockton
—
—
—
—
-
"
-
+ 10.9
5.5
15,247,734
+
+
12,242,999
+
9,218,929
15.328,679
•
'
r
Total
(10
cities)———1^
1,711,584,307
1,576,374,598
32,266,640,540
29,304,715,257
14,020,212,275
13,150,804,675
8.6
"1,438,677,971
•:+10.1
26,264,020,487
25,379.407,114
6.6
12,011,263,920
12,205,812,123
;
1,444,703,218
■
;•
Syracuse
New
:
—i
*
•
Jersey—Newark—
Northern
Total
New
<9
Jersey—"-—2-——
cities >
34,767,091
80,055,723
■
34.767,131
/ 77,172,554,
,"112,388,241
109,985,556
18,751,429,055
16,662,238,120
—
f+: 3.7
+
2.2
+12.5
31,655436
"
:65,946,947"
•!'.
-86,325,924
14,709,138,869
78,811,902
-
96,292,452
13,650,439,279
Grand
Outside
total
New
(106 cities),,
York CitV
♦Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
v
+
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Pursuant
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Rank
requirements of Section 522 of
the
to
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on
the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to the
countries of
,
EXCHANGE
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
w.
RATES
HAiiMJ
BY
JANUARy
•
^
Country and Monetary Unit
r
RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
ig63 TO JANUARY 31, 1963, INCLUSIVE
FEDERAL
^
Noon Buying Rate for Cable Transfers in
Friday
i—...
—
.929062
dollar
.
rupee
-
.310566
.249731
—
,
2.804620
.144790
.0200800
.928906
v '■
.144750
!
;
"
.210162'
.310500
.204050
.204050
•
V
-.249775
.249795
.249778
.209890
-
:
.144790
.310566
*
Jan. 31
.0386833
.210212
I
j
2.234581
.0386750
.929218
.210212 '-
.204050
.209985
*,
.00744922
.0200810 M
.310566
.204050
.210002
2.805300
—
.204043
v.249687 '
v
.209820
.209930
2.803500
2.802800
2.804400
'
.00161008
.00161016
.00161037
.00161018
.00161015
.00278800
lira
Japan, yen
.00278750
.00278666
.00278666
.00278733
.328197
.328131
.327831
.327897
.0800560:;"
.0800560
m:' .328250
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
.0800560
.0800560
-
.0800560
-
.277708
.277608
Zealand, pound__^___-___i—_
.277600
.277687
.277712
2.777524
Netherlands, guilder
New
.144800
•>"
2.233306
'
.928906
::
•
Thursday
.00742944
.0200850
.310566
;
—
.00741398
.0386730
.210237
1930
%
2.233864
.144831
—•-—
Jan. 30
.0200850
.210262
(Metropolitan), new franc.
deutsche mark
,—.
Ireland, pound
Italy,
r.
<
,
''
Wednesday
.928906
.0200850i
.
,
•
Jan. 29
.0386833
.0387000
Germany,
India,
2.234756
2.235298
_______
_____—
'
-
New York (Value in United States Money)
Tuesday
i
.00741398
.00749692
——...
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone 2.
Finland, markka
France
Jan. 28-
the different
UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
$
Canada,
Monday
Jan. 25
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
2.776851
2.775742
2.775049
.140000
V; .140000
.139981
.139990
.0349000
.0349000
.140000
Norway, krone
•
;
.0349000
:
2.776633
.0349000
.._w.
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
.0349000'
.0166643
.0166768
.0166643
.193137
Portugal, escudo
'Spain, peseta
Monday,. February 4, 1963
.193200
.193262
.193250
.193250
.231350
.231300
.231190
.231183
—
y .231221
¥
.0166643
.0166643
Republic of South Africa, rand—
1.397409
1.397070
1.396513
1.396164
1.396961
United
2.805300
2.804620
2.803500
2.802800
2.804400
Kingdom, pound sterling—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Reserve
notes
Deposits:
Member
U.
S.
bank
reserves
Treasurer—general account
Foreign_
,
.
—___—.
Other
Total
deposits
Deferred
\ Total
and
accrued
(1,041)
dividends
liabilities
CAPITAL
Capital
17,742
*
availability cash Items
Other liabs.
ACCOUNTS—
paid
in
^
70
*'
^
—.
Surplus i<.—
Other
capital
3,628
<lr76&> 50,54fr
accounts
>■
471
■f;VSfc-;:934
->':. * * 73
Continued
Total liabs.
& capital accounts (1,766> 52,018
gold certificate .reserves
.V^-to deposit and F. R. note liabili¬
Ratio
ties
of
not
from page 11
.
consoliated
Contingent liability on acceptances
purch. for foreign correspondents
Figures in parentheses
process.
Per
Name
of Company
32.9%
are
Fuget
84
Sound
Power
Holders
Payable of Rec.
com.
$4.84
preferred
(quar.)
Pullman, Inc.
Pure Oil Co. (quar.)
40c
2-15
1-25
$1.21
Light,,
&
When
Share
"I
2-15
3-14
• 1-25
2-21
3-1
2-1
(quar.)
35*
.
40C ;
.
the Ruminations made in the consolidating
i-s^v:::
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)_—
Quik-Chek Electronics & Photo Corp
Radio
Corp.
of
preferred
Ralstori
Purina
Inc.
Ranco,
Rayonier,
2%
.
(quar.
20c
—
(quar.)
.
(stock
common
'
(2-for-l stock
Reliable
.45C
.
(stock
Inc.
dividend-
Reynolds
(R.
Rochester
Uii
4%
15c
Co.
Electric—
&
50c
(quar.)
V
dividend
;
T.
preferred
(quar.)
preferred H (quar.)
preferred, J. (quar.):
—i.
preferred
(quar.)_—______
4.10%
4.10%
4%%
2%
$1
$1.02 »/2
$lj02Va
$1.18%
-'
4.95%■
preferred
preferred
5.50%
Rockower
Bros.,
$1.23%
(quar.)-:_
(quar.)
Inc.
___________
(s-a)
$1.37 Vi
;
V
10c
'
Rohm
4%
Haas
&
Co.,
preferred
common
25c
(quar.)___
$1
(quar.)__
*
Ronson
Corp.
Roosevelt
Ross Gear
(stock
Raceway,
&
Tool
Royal
Bank of
Royal
Crown
;/
Cola
2%
dividend)—™
Ind.
Co
Canada
Co.
(year-end)-11—1
->* ' 12c
1
25c
(quar.)
(In^r^Ted)
1
:
2-7
I
^ 1-25
^
—
t60c
25c
3-15
2-15
2-
1
2-15
.
'
1-25
V2V 3
V 30c
.
J.) Tobacco
Gas
Stock
'2- 7
3-
4%
•
,
Revere
Copper
&
Brass,- IncU_i——1—
Rexafo Drug & Chemical—VN
Stock
'
.$■■■.3-22
dividend)
Corp. (quar.)
Corp., (quar.)
1-25
r
2-15
,
>;
3-
11c
Chemicals,
2-15
.
'
68%c
<quar.)_:
Inc. (increased quar.)___
split >
;____
;
Stores
Republic
3-18
4-20
2-28
3%
Redwing Carriers
Reichhold
12-17
-
25c
,
dividend)-—
preferred
Red Owl Stores,
4 -:;
20c*! 3-16Vv?'
(quar.)
Co.,
2-
4- IV
-3-12 :
87 Vic
(quar.)
Co.
Inc.
Raytheon
5%%-
"I
America
dividend—
Stock
$3.50
/
1-29
2-15., ;
3-
1
,
2-
1
2-
8
197
Volume
:'
•'
■
•
Name of
■
Number 6235
:'
r-
:
AA A'AA
.
.
"AA!p'P'"'■
Rudy
Manufacturing Co
Ruppert
(Jacob), 4%%
pfd.
Russ Togs, Inc.,
Russell
Stover
Ryerson
class A
& Haynes,
Inc.
2-
(quar.)—,,*$1.12Va
5
7"Per '
Teleflex,
3-11
Tennessee
15c
(s-a)—„
Inc., common
3-20
2-15
4.10%
A; 32 Vic
p 6c
_
Inc.
2-15
2-
1
4.25%
2-15
2-
5
4.60%
S CM Corporation ■
■
- VA
,■
5%%
convertible pfd.
(initial quar.)
St. Croix Paper Co.
(quar.)
Joseph Light & Power,
5% preferred (quar.)
St.
Lawrence
Class
A
1
4.90%
preferred
Salada
_
class
A
A
(quar.)
San Fernando
(Stock
Valley Bank
dividend)!
preference
Corp.,
preferred
5%
6%%
Fetzer
$3.40
>
(quar.)_
*6c
3-15
2-22
>.
?
;35C
1-11
2-18
2-
4-15
3-
y'Thompson (John R.) Co.' (quar.)_^
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, com.
2-15
1
1
22%C
27 Vic
5-
1
(quar.)•__■-—
27V2c
8-
1
7-18
13C
3-
1
2-29
20c
3-11
85C
5-
1
$1
5-
1
(Monthly)
(quar.)
•
(quar.)
-(quar.^J^i.^.
Bank
(Los
7
ioc
2-15
2-
1
3» I
2-
8
25c
3-11
2-18
45c
2-i8
1-31
2-18
1-31
1
5
3-
4-
3-8
4-
3-
% 4-
!
v J40C
10c
2-25
20c
e
■
8
Wilcox' Oil
1-31
Wilson
Wln-Chek
2-28
1-31
3-15
'
2-28
Monthly
8
"
3.60%
2-11
y
Edison
a
'
25c
35C
,
4
Co.
4—- —
2-15
3-1
2-15
>
Stock: dividend.;
Sexton
(John)
Shaer
Shoe
,
&
Co,
_
4%,
.
Stock'
♦-•2'
.
2-25
B.
Co.
2-15
1
2-15
2-15
3-
4%200
(quar.)
2-15
'■
;
Class
Siegel
I.),
(Henry
class
A
(quar.)—
2-
Oil
1
Smith-Douglass
Soss
Co.
2-15:
'■
5Qe
3-8
.•
45c
3-
30c
2-20
3-27
25c
3-30
4.24%
preferred
(quar.)
•2^y8C«?
26%c
—
(quaf.)^—
v
25.%C
.
.
.
2-28
.2-
5
2-28
•
2-
.2-28
.2-
i
■
5 .3
United
prior
$1.50
-
tfj:?
preferred (quar.)^.—^.a_—
Corp.; common- (quar.)—___
preferred (quar.)———
convertible"
,
preferred
:7 $1
20c
(quar.)!
Electric
3-
1
1
3-
1
Public Service-**,.
3.90%
4.40.%
4.40%
.
4.60%
.%3V XI ■■
92 V2C
■
5- 1
.
preferred
($100. par).... (quar.)—
7
__
7— '
preferred J quar.)
v
5-
$1.10
,
4-10
I V.
5-
5-
1
2-
Oil .Co.
(Indiana). (quar.)
Standard-Oil ,Co. of Ohio, common
3%%
preferred, (quar.)
1
5%
7
—M_„
(quar.)
!
•
Bank
of
"
Stock
■
-
preferred
Sterling
Aluminum
1
Sterling
Electronics
National
dividend
stock
(stock
Bank
5%
Sun
v
Oil
Co.
Sunshine
Swift
&
2-
•
A
8
common
-
1
I
25c: 7
3-11
.'i
3-16 (
,
'
3-
-
2- 4
271 ;
2-25
3-
2r
12%c
.3-
;
>> 9 :
15c
:>
■V
•
2-28
5%
'
3-
6
;
2-
•2,
2-15
! 31 %e
2-15
3-
1
A
1;
25c
3-
8
;::A
;« P'-
35c
?>
Class
Tampa
Inc.,
B
^
|
$1.10
"
3-15 ;
\f'
;
4-.
Waste
I
| ";2-
class A_
Electric
Taylor Wine Co.
Technical
;(Inltial
30c
30c
Co
Wesco
4" *'
West
-
'
from
Television-Electronics
—■
(Quarterly
from
2-15
10c
-a,
income)-7
Inc.—
investment
,
2-
3-
•
i'..
'
7; stock
5 A
A
4Vi%
2- 5
1-11
15c-
;
1-21
3c
2-28
2-
1
-
7
2-20
Western
Power
Corp.
•
20o
L 'hp
-,
less
British
aliiy
Sales
year.'
period
at
also
were
$19,787,205,
well
compareu
slightly lower than
were
experienced
we
sloar©
earlier
32
were
cents
,
income
net
for
dividends-on
$3.18.
was
;
.
3-20
^A
2-45
A3- 1
2-21
,
'3-2L2-
1-11
;
2-
2-25:.;
"; 3- L
8c
A:
lie
Ava'IOc
A
•
v
.V-.
,
It
1 A
1
2'A
/'
be
added
2r 1
3-
;..
1
,
1
1
: A
r!r
' 1'
2-
Ltd.
• of
to
year
•7
1
.
shares
r
v
1
;r'
;
$1.25
4-
*
1
3-11
of
the
one
com-'
common
stock
from
of
Nippon
common
-
below
named
Electric
stock.
the
have
fallowing
'
severally
respective
A;;'--.v:..-■ppP'A-'
Shares
rP
Shares
White, Weld & Co.
Dean
•
Witter
Bache
8c
Inc.
Co.
__A
Co
6c
187,500
187.500
187,500
A. G.
Becker &r*Co. Inc.
125.000
o
Alex.
Brown
125.000
Fcrrgan
Sachs
6c
PYeres
6c
Co.
Co,
6c
Loeb,
.
*■•
Securities
Francis
Corp.;
du
Pont
•?»,,-
125,000
Goodbody
Hallgarten 6c
Hayden, Stone
■
—
••
; A
187,500
&
Ct5._J_X—
—
.7 E.
W.
125,000
Noyes
&
F. Hutton 6c Co.
E.
125,008.
125,000
Co.
<fc
Inc.
Hemphill,
>
&
,
i_Ar-- .187,500
,
125>OO0I.
187,500
187,500
123.QOO
Dominick,
me.
».
187,500
Jackson
Co.__*
Sons__
&
•
Rhoades
Webster
&
&
a'
n
Curtis A,
&
Dominick
187,500
187,500
&i Co.
A■
Ar-—187,500
Brothers
Webber,
187,500
Weeks
Peabody
Lazard
CO.
&
Lehman
Stone
4-
sale
of
-
>,
2- 5
.
>
Glore,
7. Paine,
Ia
Group
,
Bear,*- Stearns
:"' * &. Co.:____
*
-
the
shares," is
common
Sumitomo
v
*
Carl, M.
!•-
of,38%%
•
corporate funds and applied to capital
estimated to cost approximately $16,667,000
ending Sept. 3Q, 1963.<'A.--;''
■
/A?.,
562,500
Hornblower
2-5
incor¬
was
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc. 250,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.187,500
Goldman,
1
.a,2- 1
/
the
-
from
proceeds
Ltd.
Kidder,
2-28
Tokyo
are
A
2-15 {•'<: 2-
7"
in
general
purchase
of
2-15
,.;.'.;a7:';-.7.;,!:?;A:"
Electric
of
,
to
•)
Co^
.
;
2-15
of Nippon
members
The First Boston Corp._l,262,500
The Daiwa Securites
A v.
2- 1 A
2-
headquartered
UNDERWRITERS—The Underwriters
agreed
1-16 A:
'■
the
numbers
-
4
2-1
3-
:
4
:
r
V
2-18
Electric,
important
PROCEEDS—Net
12-31 A;
1
"
59%c
/; *'
i& the largest
Japan.
,-;.7v>':InA
(quar.)
* •* —7'»• :
1899.
most
7% during
2-
2-15
3-15
30c
25c
>
common
Corp., owns 15%
the
will
2-
2-15
3-
$1.12%
A
(quar.)__
Western Tablet & Stationery—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
of
6
1-31
■
2-15
'
7;|',
\*X '
'
s
1
publicly,, 400,000 American Deposi¬
Nippon Electric Co. ^ (representing
of
expenditures which
25o •v:
606 t:
>V;V
v
k
Japanese manufacturer of tele- S
communication equipment and one of the leading producers in the
field, of electronic equipment.. Nippon Electric, in addition to having
a
historical relationship with the
International-Telephone &; Tele-,
graph Corp., whose wholly owned- subsidiary, International Standard
r
equal to approximatly $0,009 per share)
in
7 panics in
1-11
.2- 5
45©
Shares
TjA Electric
3- 7
„
8
26%c A'v. 2-15
tax
1
v
-
•
(monthly).——_—
income
«
porated
!'.:'
Ltd.
receipts •' (payment
%
•
BUSINESS—Nippon
8 A
•A2^"'l-
12 %c
comprised
sents. 25 shares of the .ranpanjr's*.
_
1-25.
2-
"
2-15
30c
is
stock, par value 50 Jap¬
anese yen per share) at
$16.75 per American Deposi¬
tary Share. Each American Depositary Share repre-
3-5
7
,W
10,000,000 shares of
:2.-5',
•
3-20
—
Worts,
stock. '.This
common
.
tary
15c
&
of
group that offered
•
deposit
A.'
of Magma cfrom 21.5%> to 80.6%
-Newmont's "equity
in
earnings of companies 80% or .-more owned has not 7
significant in prior years.—V. 196, pk 2279. -
2-15
Salem)
Stockholders Investment Trust,
American
.
<
v
2-15
i2yac ;AA3_-8f'
(quar.)
Gas
B
"•
year.
for
share
share
per
2-15
$1.56 %
$1.56,/t
(Winston
$3.21
2* 1
4- 2
A l5c
■
to
1
2-26
■
-
$1.12 %
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
4.75%^ preferred
,
three-monlh period in fiscal 1961.7"
said in his letter to stockholders that
reported
provision
3- 1
.
5%
—
-
Railroad
&
" '5V'
Nippon Electric Co., Ltd.—^Bonds Offered—On Jan.
'; 29, 1963, The First Boston Corp. and The Daiwa Securities Co.„ Ltd., New York, were joint
managers of a
/
v
'
(quar.)
-
,
(quar.)
Mfg.
Non'
C^rp.—Net E>owri for Year-—
common,
3-1 A
50e
.
$1.37%
10c
Pacific
per
2-15
2%
,
2-25
;
(quar.)
series C
preferred
Point
Western
7
source.
undistributed
been
J
2-12
3-
20®
Corp.
(stock dividend)
5%
Telephone, common (quar.)
18c
7
$1.44 preferred (quar.)
_a£-—— : ;"'A 36c
West Penn Power Co.—
.! -'7.
1
*
income)_„__
4-15
3-15
financial
13%
investment
Fund,
1-17
Corp.
R.)
7
the
;
:;i
3- 8
2-27
Coast
Western
(quar.
net
1-17
2*-15>
22c
Rund,.inc.—
A 1-25
3-22
$1.06%
—
Gooderham
Co.
(H.
After
income
amounted
6-17
Monthly
8
'.
2-15
Mfg.
Weissberg
2-15
,
preferred
■
A
9-16
dividend
-Wayne
2-15;;
2-
Trust
King Corp—
6%
%
primarily of Magma Copper Company's and Newmont Oii Company's ?
A. earnings which improved aver the previous year; ANewmont's share
of the earnings of Magnta Copper
Company Increased substantially !
through the- acquisition of additional, shares' of Magmp during')
the year,.,,, which increased Newmont's ownership in
the common
;
•
Bros. Pictures Inc. (quar.)
&
Swasey Co.
(quar.)
A,
aa
Washington Mutual Investors Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income)Washington Steel Corp., common (quar.)
4.80%
preferred
(quar.)
1
<** f
1
1 A
2-28
2-15
10e
'
8
i -I/4
•3- 1
'
.".40c
_—___a—-
3-11'"A'
3-15
7-15
Warner
West
Talon,
7
10-15
—
Electric
'
1-25
the. year
1962
of
the preferred stock,
Earnings in 1961, when
;-!• no preferred
stock was
outstanding,, were $14,899,201," or $5.27
per share.
A sharp increase in the provision for Federal income
a
tax
and
substantial decreases
in foreign
dividends
received
ac-7
counted for the lower earnings hi
1962. ■'Equity in undistributed
earnings for the year 1962 of companies 80%
or
more
owned.
3-11
AA^*7
17 %c
common
(quar.)
&
Mining
$10,386,091.
2-15
7%c
Warner
:
2-15
2-
33e
(quar.)—
6-
I
7%c
Co.,
(Hiram )
Stock
1.
2-
65c .'A'
r'.
!
Quarterly
!Wagner
1-15;':
Bank
Foss,
;; Newmont
/A"'*.
a
preferred
*
r
•;
.
2-15
A-';'
(quar.)—aa
6V^%
P.
same
Ncwmont Mining
2-15
I
4-
250
(quar.)_
Materials
j
President,
7 prospeots ."for the year.ahead; both for crushed stone and
Nytralite '
products, are bright."—V.. 196, p: 18127?'A, •
'•
."I |
* 1
4
i.;p 1
x, ^ iu
| V>
Pictures
Wachovia
.
1
7. 1-18
8. 7
:
1
'
(increased)
8
7-
'7':
Vogt Mfg. Corp
^Vulcan
3- 8
.
Wilson
,
2-14
3-
A
1
c':!,2-28.;> A
5c
Van Waters & Rogers, Inc.
(quar.)
Vanadium Corp. of America—
4% %
preferred (quar-)
:
Biscuits, Ine, (quar.):_—
Company
1-30
25c:
.
1
2-13
v
39c
(quar.)_—
Sunray DX Oil Co.
3-29
12 Vac
y
—
Propane Gas.
-
3-1
3-
.17%ft
preferred (quar.)
Valley, National Sank (Arizona)—
Stock • divittendV -A—Afcr-^.»-A!Ai!!—*aa':
>
2-27
;5.20%ypreferred (series 1951)_
2-7
.
$5.50
:
* "*
"y
2-U
-
\
the third quarter
! compared ta 40c in the
2-28
30c ■•'A/3-15■ A3-
Corp. _a
Co., Inc.—
preferred
(quar.)
Walker
(quar.)!__—_a__
Corp.. com. (stock dividend)
preferred (quar.)_^._—
Suburban
>
(quar.)_H
(quar.)
Foods
page &
corresponding period last
Sales- and earnings in
.A
..
2-28
I
3-15
(quar.).
A
the
f
20ct
A
.
.
A
in
those of I9S1 "due primarily to cold weather
than normal this December.')
Earnings per
2-15
2-15
4-
27 %c
Lines
A
l5ot
,
(quat.)-!,!----.!-.^
Corporation
(quar.)
Valley Mould & Iron, common
:
l, 3- i;
28c
•
•
3-29
25c
7 VSI
8
3-
r
30c
*--20%'
Struthers Wells
$1.25
3-15
2-
v.
.
;3*,7V
Stewart-Warner Corp. (quar.)_^
Stewarts & Lloyds, Ltd. American dep.: rets.
Final payment '©f 10%- less British income
'i
15c
2%
; tax of 38^/4%—
Stouffe"r Foods Corp.
Class
4%%
1-28
2-25
87%c
A. (quar.).*'
1
2-28
::
Av22.%o
(quar.)
Universal Match
2-15
.
1
;5% ■'
.
dividend)!_!a—_
Trust (N. Y.)—
preferred
!
V
3-1
3-
2-15-
—
Sterling. Precision..
.
&
Truck
S.
Universal
2-15
•30c
:
3-
50c
A
•
:
(San Diego)
Playing. Card Co.
Universal
•
„
(quar.)—,
(s-a)
Class
"
2-15
3-
a
2-15
y
Products———-
i
common
Bank
Class
7;
7
3-29
t. 7:;S'
Steel Co. *of Wales Ltd; *»ADR6PM7aaaa—a
'Steel- Parts Corp.: :.,
:
Sterchl.,Bros. Stares (quac. )_
A
y
.
:
7
7
4-15
30c
(quar.)_
(quar. >
Sterling
•
common
2r
5
2-15
■
12-20
3-11
•
Co.,
8
2-
1
/A:3h;lA; ;
$1.12%
;
!uv'
1
v
>1
a.
t
v
with $13,3.79,452 in the previous
v
net
.
;
8
3- li
v
5%
Albany, (N. Y.)—
(approved by stockholders)
Chemieal
3 '/a %
2-
'
Co.,
1'
,
ahead in the current nine-month
7
7
5
v
22c
Stockyards Corp,
(increased)
Universal Container Corp.*—,,
,»' 7
'
dividend
Stauffer
r
—a—
j
2-
3-
$1.06%:
United
■'.
2-11 ':A
2-21
2-19
'
•
20%
preferred
National
i
-
.
share
(Chicago)
a
/
■{
2-21
(Indiana)—
*
Continued Jram,
•
net
7; Quarterly
y
2-18
40c
,
Star -Tank & '■
State
.'!
(quar.)
%c
1
30c
$1.60 preferred (quar.)
$1.20 ^preferred (quar,)——a_a_!A———L
"*
6% ^preferred (qua?.)—
„a-—•*
Standard Screw. Co.. (stock dividend)
Stanley Warner Corp.
(quar.)_
Co.
3-
3-10
;
8
7
2-19
3c
America
27' ^
»»-v-
4-19A
3-11
General Corporation and
4*
1-11
'3W 8
25e
-(quar.) aAaa,
(Delaware)
(quar.)____
U. S. Vitamin 6c Pharmaceutical
Corp. (Del.)
2-15
93 %c
A
Standard Packaging;
Star'vMarket
2-
450
62
v
.
2-21
U;
2-20 "
,
2-
2-28
5%
y7 Extra .,7^.__a____-^-^_aa-^_a.
U s Pipe & Foundry
(quar.)—
:
8
2-
•
.
1
of
"♦ *
"
,
3-20
2-14
U II Investment News
1-29
1-11
2-T
3- 1
5c
,
Chemical.
preferred (quar_)_
Lines
S:
S.
7U,' S.
4-10
2-
•
6
2-13
-45»;
i
2-
2-7
>
«1
dividend
$■ 4% %
U.
4-19
.
Standard
U.
-
4-19
.
Co.
a
Freight Lines
1
1
3-1
-
30c
Less Jamaica fncome tax.
;
S Borax
;4%%
(
4-i9
1
Insurance
Stock
-
U
4-19
;
5-1
.
12 V* C
-
;
4-19
Southwestern
States Telephone
36c
(increased)
■: '3-. 1::'
Speedee Mart,; Inc.. .(initial-stock dividend) —.; -! 8%' '
4-30
Spencer Chemical Cov,- common'. (quar.)
35c
—,
3- l ;•
•;*>4.20% ; preferred
•>.3- 1
(quar.)__L_——A—7*'! ; $1.05
Sperry Rand Corp.,'$4.50 pfd^ (quah)A.7^-..- $i.i2.% : 7 4- 1
Standard Brands, InCi, common (quar.)^—_
50c
3-15
$3.50,, preferred ' (quar.)
:
87 Vac
3-15
Standard Dredging,- $1.60 pfd.. (quar.)
: 3- i '!"
40C
.
7
4-19
'
.
Standard Forgings Corp. (quar.)
Standard Oil Co. of California—Stock dividend_ii.__al._^—a————
United
4-19
> 1
n.15 ;
27%c
,.31%C
'
V,
1
5-
7
preferred (quar.)___—
preferred .(quar,)-^..——
2-15
3- t
$1.75
from
i
4-
x A-'
was Incorrect.
The corrected payment
date and/or record date is indicated here.
"
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian
nonresident tax
1-14
,
com,
2Se
vA,25o
Previottsly published date
3-13
...
15c
Science Fund; (quarterly
investment income)
r,
*■
2-20
1-14
A "3-29" A"
40c
(quar.
United Gas. Improvement*
y7-4% % preferred- (quar.)
i
.
1-25
20<r
y
■
1-14
2-28
25%
(quar.)
com.
\
1
2-
3-1
1-18
87 %c
(quar. )__•_____a__
United
/
4
5- '1
,
4.36%
3-
:
28 %c
,
;
Coal Cos.
.
2-15
'
(stock
: 80c convertible-preferred
United Funds;
„
2-15 » 71-31;
i
,1-
,
7
3-15
5c
'
preferred (quar.)_!____—A!!—c ;• 97.% c
preferred .(quar.)—->•7'—* - $1.03%
preferred ($25 par).. (quar.)!_—-! \ 27 Vac
74:i5%>
-
-
19c
Investors, Inc. (quar.)
common; (quar:)^—-1—
3.70%. preferred Jquar,)—A——a
.
250
(quar.)
(quar,)_____
dividend)
America
»'
Transit
1
2- 6
1-18
2- 9,:
60c
preferred (quar:)
a,
XLFoods, Inc., common
(initial)
Stock dividend a_aa-,a-.a~.!Aa.«.
2-15
-
of
Carton
-J
3-
12c
25c
1-18
2- 9
United
2-15
3-
(1956
Co.
&
62%c
tqu«.r.)___
v
1-18
2-15
a
$1
3-1
:■>
*
4-18
350
^
'7,7%
2-15
30C
.
Southwestern
1
■•aA2"-15 '7
$1
(quar.)
United Engineering ,& Foundry,
,
8-15
;
series)
Biscuit
Board
United
5-15
1
37 V2C
•;
convertible preferred
(quar.)!
Southwestern'Electric Service (quar.)______
Southwestern
3-
preference
United
Company
Transfer books not closed for this dividends
$ Payable in Canadian funds, tax.
deductible at
resident tax 15%; resident tax
7%^
a Less British income tax.
i v, -
2-15 ■;
;
:
50c
(quar.)
series)
United
:
2-±o
7 2-15"
9-15
25c '
Gas
Aircraft Corp.—
preference (1955
.
'
non-cumul.
(Omaha)
2-28
2-28
,,
1
2-15
92 Vic
—AaAA! 21.12%
4%
3-15
3-15
-
■
;
5-
87 %0
(quar.)—
4%
3-7
•
Co.
W.)
x
'Union, Tank Car Cay (quar.)AA'_-A-;7.AA«AAiAr'
Union Trust Co.
(Maryland) (quar.)
;
——
•
5%
2-
2%
„■> Stock
dividend
Union Stock Yards
5
31c
7 Common • (increased quar.)—aa*—
3-30
$4.50 preferred (quar.)——a.t—•- $1.12%
4-1
A ,$5 preferred A(quar.)____;^________
V4- 1
$1.25
c
70c
Southern, Railway Coc, common•(quar.
;
3-15
'•
-5%
3-15
nohrcumuL-preferred (quar.)—
x
A .5% ,non-culhul.
preferred. (qnar.)_____
■" ..; .*25c ^
6-15
$1.20
2-15
.
..
■'
1-31
*
3-30
25 c
<quar.)_>^^^d>*d-*t*lt
Southwest
4-i5
T%C
62%e
•
Batteries' (quar:)-^-_--!r7-^A-j:_' -7 IOC, 7'
'3-15- 7
2-28
Quarterly
aa-—a——104
Quarterly
:wo
9-15■ '■■■ a-31
Youngstawm Sheet 6s Tube (quar.>_;
'
$1.25
3-15
2-15
2-28
-
I
1
■
Electric
$4.50 preferred
(quar.).
Union Oil; Co. of Californla
3-13
'
preferred
Southern Company
(quar. >_—
Southern Gas & Water—
3-15
.
2-25
2-15
Yocam
2-8
'
208 South La Salle Street Corp. (quar.)—
77,yy"
i,:.,7.y
Union
"•'
»
Yellow
2-8
Co.,—
$3.50 preferred
(quar.)
2- 8
'■■ $3L70 preferred (quar.)
7,!—aAaa,
2-117
7:;; $4 preferred (qua^)!A--AAUA!~AAWAA-^-iA:
2- 5 }
4.78%
preferred
1-31
2-21
30c
7
2-15
.
;A2^l5/'
2-21
(quar.)
7
-
2-15
$1.12%
Temper Corp., common
4Va%
preference (quar.)
"21" Brands, ' Lic._a_a__
2-
—
2-15
100
2-
*(quar.)—^-—
2-28
-
5%
:,,,a,a,a---a—a,a,a—a-.
3 -15
(increased) ———a—a——
Telephone Co. (quar.)_
Southern, California Edison-Co,
» ;
AnJ:
•v-i»
Laboratories
dividend
Stock
3-1
5
1-15
2%
$<: l
-
1
2> 28
-'2ic;:'
12%o
a,--•
22 %c
...
Mfg. Co.
-
B-; commoa—
62yac
.;
Southeastern
4.08%
-a
15c
(quar.
.
Class
■
True
L-lft
■
1
2-
3-
Investing Corp.—
(quar.)'a-,^a-Ai-.,A^—.waA—.aA
A
Corp
Skelly Oil Co;
■
Treesdale
2-15
3-1
20c
;7
2-15
a-ia
61c
.
Sinclair
1-31
(F.
Increased
dividend" -,a__!,,_aa-,„_,^__a!aaA
TransContinenfc Television Corp. (N. Y.)—
2-14
3-15
;
B
Company___^
Wyandotte Chemicals (qttar.>_
1
2-15
20%
Stock
& 2-11
;s,3* 1
20C
Sierra Pacific, Power Co.' "
J-A .a :.
P $2.44 preferred (quar. 5—
'
Signode Steel Strappiug.-common (increased)
A >;5'% '^preferred,;(quar.)—av
Simpsons, Ltd. (increased)—a
5
A
2-
*
37:^7
1-31C
(quar.y• ^AA_!!--*AuA--«!_._^^A.;-7:::4e!;!A:2-l57;71-31 "■
Monthly,:;:T^-typliY
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20c
Toy House, Inc. (initial)
Wrigley (William Jr.) Company (monthly)
Monthly
12-31
2-15
2%
-
dividend
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3-15
250
of'Americquar.)^
5
2- 5
3-
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dividendL_,,a_a—._._,aa_:-_!,,_^._a!a"
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1
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2-
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.
I
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Transcontinental Gae Pipeline;
3-15
2-15
:
160
,:-715c
A.) Pen, class A (quar.)
15c
(quar.)
A
45c
(quar.)———_——_________
Seller Mfg. Corp. (quar.)
y
*
a25c;
Sherwin-Williams Co., common (quar.)
75c
t- 4%1
v...;. $1..
preferred (quar.)__-—
j.——
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;•
1-15
2-15.
22 Vac
;
—
Corp.. (quar.)———____
3-30
World
■
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:ry- '; 8c
7 50c
>
Wurlitaer
(N. Y.)
2-11
7^2*»
'2-28
preferred (quar.!_^ a_aa.
$1.10t
3-15
prefwrrod Irpmn )
'^j^preferred (quar.)
$1.24
•
3-15
Wo me tea Enterprises, new class A
(initial)
15c
3-15
; New- class ,M |initlal)__
—'':v;".5%c:7:-:;3^15Wood-Mosaic Corp., class A; (quar;)____i#.
7%e ^ ^ 2^15
3-15
'
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dividend
Trade Bank & Trust
Security National Bank (Long Island)
■
2-25
•
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8c
preferred3-28..
7:4.76%
2-28
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7
5
4
3-15
5c
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1
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.
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4.40%
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Towtt & Country securttlea Corp.Stock
27ya»
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common
1
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4-5
I
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Toledo
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1
4.96%
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2-15
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v
8
2-15
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40c
7
A
tqimr.>_A
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1
2-14
$1.06y»
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—
preferred
4%%
3-
40c
(quar.)
'
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3-
40c
;
;
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2-14",
::MC
(final pay¬
British income
less
(quar.)
;
Wisconsin Electric Power, common
(quar.)
■P. :6%%' preferred •(qttag;^,74l'l:lrlfi
2-28'
2-
4-1
25c
Winn-Dixie Stores
2-14
35c
2-1
25c
_
Co. (quar.)
j._____*^____a
Industries, Inc., class A (Quar.)v
(monthly)
2-14
3-12
15c
50%
Jones
3-14
;
11)
(quar.)
preferred
3-15
2-15
$1.12Va
common
1
'2-15' '*'' *2'- T
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$4.25
3-8
4-
.
Co.V (quar.)——:A":/;.:; AOC
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'
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(quar.)
(quar.)
7
1-31
"
6c
7" 3-22
y*
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7«/2c
7
2-14
2-13
4
2-12
of
(quar.)____
(quar.)
Common
j;
approval
3.
50c
7$1.31
approval
to
1
45c
(quar.)
(aubject
3-15
30c
7 pi
Holder*
Payable of Rec*
35c
>7
'
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Corp.
When
share
,
Stores,
Wilson
8
7 3- 8
2-28
Mfg.,
dividend
47
'. Per
!
(quar.)
class B (quar.)
preferred
Wickes
'
4.25%
.1-15
:
4%%
White
:r
common
stockholders'
•
3-8
(quar.),
of.. 38% %
Packing
Corp.
Toledo
;
2-
8
Stag
3- 8
-
Wi 4%% preferred,?(quar.)■■ 77,:-y:
;
4,56% preferred (guar.)_a,a
Angeles)-
4q«
8
3-
Co.,
preferred
Stock
4-
deferred
61.7143%
Tokheim
■
37 Vac
tax
.
Tobin
4-12
dep.f rets,
of
ment
4-12.
35c
XXiPxxiXX
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2-8
2-15
;
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———
First, National
4-18
2-
4-
White
V
8
3-
4-
4% preferred (guar.).—,.-!
3-15
$1
.Thriftimarfc, Inc., class A (quar.)_____a_
:
30c 7 3- 1
Thrifty Drug Stores Co. (quar.)7: 22%e,
2-28
."Title Insurance & Trust (L. A.) .(quar.)_,_7 r
50p % 3-10
Tooacco Securities Trust, Ltd. American
dep.
7
rets. Ordinary. (Final payment of 18%%
less British income, tax of 38%% )-Aa-A.
ifi.
.
8, ;
4-
———
3-31
25c
3r8
3-
Motor
5%%
4-
Industries, Inc.
a—a
Texas, Instruments.
——-7———;
Thermogas Company (quar.)__
1-18
White
$1.31
guar.
(quar.)—
Texas
1-18
2-11
35c
»
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________;
Seaboard Surety Co», ml, T.) (increased) _!_!Sealed Power Corp.
/;■
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp. (increased)!—
(3-for-2 stock split)
L!__—
Quarterly
2-11
2-11
37'/ac
__
3-
!
$1.25
<
8
1.31%
$1.12 %
(quar.)
(quar.) -aaaa--!----v-a-a-
Texaco Canada. Ltd.
8
3-
4-
4.72% preferred (quar.)
a„„
a„—
$1.18
4.92%
preferred (quar.)—$1.23
7 5%
preferred (quar.)
-72-;t
25c
-
—7
3-
/;! 4-
$1.28
—
if'
3- 8
yy: 4-
.
25c
.
'.
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'SM5
10%;
•
$4
preferred
(quar.)
Scotten Dillon ,,Cik
A
(quar.)
preferred
-
common
preferred
preferred
(quar.)—7
A
Co.
Co.,
5.24%
1
preferred
_—-—
common
preferred
&
Paper
3-15
4-
5.25%
.1' ;;
A (quarterly dividend for the period
ending. Feb.; 28)-^—
Scott
(quar.)_
4.50%
—!——______—
Schwitzer Corp.*-—> .
5%%
preferred A
Scott
preferred
4-15
Class
.
(quar.)
5.12%
7-15
common..........
(quar.)
—_—
Schlumberger, Ltd. (increased)
Schneider (Walter. J.) Corp.-~
7 ;
preferred
1
7-31
'a*
• • •:
'A777
Name of Company :
\
Westinghouse Air Brake (quar.)
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
White
(S. S.) Dental Mfg. (quar.)
•
2-15
4-
$1.27 %
4
3-
7
:
1
47
$1.16
$1.16 %
$1.22%
!_
2-
(Calif.)—
(s-a)
Schering
(quar.)
4-30
:—
____
Schenley Industides Inc.,
50c
(quar.)'
5.10%
tlOc
v
(quar.;—
Ltd.
(quar.)-;———-—
Salant, Inc. (N. Y.)—
&
Class
$1.15
3-19
$1.25
Co.,
_
Foods,
Salant
;
(quar.)
3-12
7 4- 1
$1.06 »/4
(quar.)
3-
;
$1.02%
(quar.)
AA tlOc
Cement
(quar.)
conv.
2-
3-20
25c
.
-a—.1
2-15
: >r
25c
AAA 21c
—
St.
2-15
common.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.65%
84c
Holders
Payable of Rec
10c
Transmission,
preferred
preferred
preferred
■'; -v."
,,
Gas
preferred
preferred
4.64%
Share
(initial).
•
When
.
Name of Company
1-22
1
4-
(563)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
10c
(quar.)
Candles.
When
"■ Per
Share
'.A A--.A AAvA;';A
Company
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle,
.
Hutton
Johnston,
6c
Lemon
Co;
Inc.
Co—•
&
Co.
125,000
125,000
19.<* nnn
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(564)
■'./:/.X X X
Shares
Lee Hlgginson Corp.-.--
The
Nikko
Co.,
The
Ltd.
Inc.
<
-
Corp.
&
:-i-—
87,500'
87,500
87,500
.
Scribner
125,000
Shearson, Hammill St Co.
125,000
125,000
Swiss American
125,000
H. Walker St Co. Inc.
Walston
St
of
Co., Inc.
—
Securities
Yamaichi
Co.
New
York,
—V.
J.
Earth. & Co
William
Bluiit
Courts
87,500
-
Blair
Ellis
&
&
Co.
&
Estabrook
87,500
Co.'
&
Fahnestock & Co.
Ferris'
'% 62,500
—
.
Richards St Co.,Inc.;-—-/%.
Kreeger & Co.—
■
-87,500
87,500
Jones,
87,500
John
Hentz
H.
St
Co.—-—
;
—V.
196,
St
Newburger
Stern,; Frank,
-
Fox
share.
per
899.
p.
34,300,000
......
1
"/ *
X
X
Meyer St - .*•/-'
it
years.
Newark, NX J., company has added two foreign subsidiaries/
-—in Norway and England—-to its expanding network of manufac- •
turing facilities abroad.
,
•, ,
*
1
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"•-Authorized
notes of subsidiary company
5%
According to an announcement by Dr. E. A. Robinson, Vice-Presi¬
the Norwegian company will be known as Nopco Senko A/S
and will have its headquarters and plant in Drammen, Norway.
The
The
Purchase contract
Common
stock
—V, 196,
X
.
.
-
'
X\ The
income
(Minn.)—
and subsidiaries continued their steady';
upward trend in the year 1962, reaching $206,689,000, up 5.1% over;;;
1961;
This was the 29th consecutive year in which revenues increased over the prior year.
*
the
company
obligations™--,.
;
($i par)-%x^-"-—•
X
*
;
^
1
.
r
f
,>.■;■
,
% '
Net rev. fr; ry. op;
;
Net
Xy
of
"f
-
i
$
i
,
[
tively.
ternal Revenue Service.
The reduction
Federal income taxes due to the 3%
in
class
investment
accordance
Philadelphia Electric Co.
credit amounted to $727,000 for the NSP system.
In
the interim accountings procedure prescribed by . the Federal
PowerVCommission, NSP offset this .red,action in income taxes by a
charge to XnfiQr income deductions of a ,like, amount.
Thufe, there
was no, change, in trip net income as a- result of the investment tax
credit. On the balance sheet the amount of the credit will be carried
in other deterred credits.
The eventual accounting treatment of
this tax credit'has not been determined.
*'"% XX
Operating Revenue
A
study of the effects of the new guidelines for depreciation
that they were advantageous to the company but not to
subsidiary, Northern States Power Co. (Wis.)
Additional de¬
Electric
tax purposes has been taken by the Minneresulting in an income tax reduction of $1,533,01)0.
A like amount has been charged
to the provision for deferred in¬
come
taxes, thus resulting in no change in net income.—V. 197,
preciation
p.
"Provision
for income
company,
240.
•'XX<X\X:'X".Xv/X%: vy.,;
Vr
X:'■*''<
for
X
-
Federal
and State
Income-taxes
income taxes
deferred
in
X
-
ended?
quarter-'
first
Chairman
over
the
of
quarter
fiscal
1963
year
were
the
also
control
of
time,
temperature,
and
distributes
; Net ' sales
Eai
-
aft'rir
n^jf .per,';,sriqri^f
196, i>. 1878.
*fr*——*-*
—V.
/
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Rio Algom Mines
<
Report—
X7^
-X®X/»4962; >•»
1961
-^xX—™i^™——$7,511r,707 X $6,637,1307
taxes^X^-X^XX^^iX^Xtw
- A56,019 ^ X335,444
y
Net profit
,
X X
f
riXXvXX,1.-.V;.
;%vx.>'X ~XXX;^-vX-''7
xXx-
;■
cur¬
horse¬
fractional
in the European market;—V. 196, p> 2484.X
Resistoflex Corp.—Six Months'
;
pressure,
for the automotive and appliance indus¬
manufactures
$0.57
-
;
.
$0.42 '
"
.
,
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(
*-
Ltd.—Proposed Acquisition—
StockhpldersXare to vote. OPeb. 14, .on thq proposed acquisition of
Steels Ltd., Welland, Ont., for a total of $54,573,8641 in cash.
>
Atlas
>24,609,585 '
to vote on
the transaction Feb.
15. M In
the meeting, H. G. De Young, President,
approved Atlas stockholders would, receive
liquidating dividends of about $37.74 per share and that such dividends may result in shareholders being subject to income tax in
Atlas
'33,000,781
the
stockholders
are
statement
for
proxy
stated that
;
u
•"* %fA;'
for
flow, principally
Ranco
power motors
*t37,994,396 *f36,970,113
(817,774)
(817,774)
9,514,084
9;,052,384
prior years——
Other taxes
.
X
<
first
1962,
120,419,443
25,646,188.
~ 33,683,616
Provision for Taxes—
the
increase of 12%
A. M. Hoover,
an
fiscal
in
first
the
X-XX-"XXix-xXX/y-'7.'"%•;xt
'
125,060,401
depreciation
,
<
1
1
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tries.
288,411,373
Maintenance-—.w—X-
for
devices
and
rent
7,329,943
Operating Expenses—
Operation;' -X,
-
earnings
matic
,
.44,660,237
TotaLoperafing revenue—( 298,763,043
S
of $9,460,031
Period Ended Dec. 31—
7,425,345
—
12%—
of -Ranco -for
$10,580,226,
$372,545, equal to 16 cents per share on an average of 2,264,831
outstanding, against $369,071 also equal to 16 cents per
snare,, on an average of 2,261,199 shares outstanding in the first
quarter of fiscal 1962,
*
'
With headquarters in Columbus, Ohio, and plants in Canada add
five overseas countries, Ranco is a major manufacturer of auto- X
1961
46,803,327
—
— ______
Up
sales
,
tax
$244,534,371'$236,421,193
X
Steam
revealed
sota
1962
!
Gas
1962
President;-announced.
_
, x„ ..v
' v >
Earnings before taxes for the first three months of trie current
year were $855,371, up: from $774,147 a year • earlier.1 After¬
(& Subs.)—Ann. Report
—
—
778,666
i-
>
;
and"
share of
per
31,
quarter sales
stock.
B
$1,638,217
1,518,600
shares
During the year the annual. cumulative dividend, of $1.00 per
share plus an additional dividend of 30 cents per share was paid
on the class A stock and a dividend of $.73149 per share was paid
on the class B stock.—V.
184, p. 668.
with
the
were
31,
mately $51.85 peri share of class A stock and $65.45
$1,745,225
.
fiscal
-
.
net
Dec.
;
the investment credit allowed under the Revenue Act of
the new guidelines for depreciation issued by the In¬
affected by
1962 or by
X' Consolidated
share and of the class B stock of $79.35 per share at
1961. If the unrealized appreciation in securities had been
realized, after allowing for Federal and State income taxes and
other expenses amounting to approximately $546,500, the net asset
value as of Dec. 31, 1962 would have been equivalent to approxi¬
Earnings on the common stock were $1.62 per share in 1962, up
from $1.55 per share in 1961.
The earnings per share were not/
249,372
X.%
Ranco Inc.—Sales
per
Dec.
$492,323
608,844
196, p. 2022.
Chicago.-—V. 197, p. 86.
class A stock and of the class B stock outstanding as of
1962 was equivalent to $57.45 and $79.11 per share respec¬
This compared with net asset value of the class A stock of
$57.53
-
f-V-V- "X
Radiation; Instrument Development Laboratory, Inc.
Xr-Mortgage Loan Arrahged-^On Jan. 28V 1963, it was
reported that a $95,000 6% 15-year first mortgage on
the company's Oak Ridge, Tenn., facility, had been"
arranged by Percy Wilson Mortgage & Finance Corp.,"
Dec. 31,
Sales of electricity arid gas in11962 were up 7.6%
and 12.9% ,
respectively, over 1961. Electric sales to commercial and industrial |
customers were up 10.3%
over 1961, which is indicative of the ex¬
panding business activity in the NSP service area. Electric revenues
were up
only 4,4% in 1962 because of the effect of electric rate; ;
reductions made in the latter part of 1961 and in 1962.
-
_
f
company has reported that for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962,
from dividends and interest amounted to $177,423.
After
the
.
X"-r-Xxx"' X.X:x.) h-ii
$495,937
.
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
1,718,715 shs;;
'
1
'
•
of
Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway Co.—Earnings—
X Peri;End; Dec.f3l
X"X^1962%^par^l96T Xx1962^2MosX^1961X':
Ry. oper. revenue..
$825,064
$872,318
$3,063,181
$3,209,689
Ry. oper. expenses.
,% 329,127
379,995
1,317,956
1,571,472
*
,
Co.~Partial;Red'n--~
.
517,600 vi
1,961,448 X r-X
,
•
2,000,000 shs. x
;
^-
x:lX:;
,
,
.
;
has called for redemption on Mar. 1, 1963, through
the sinking fund,. $1,000;000 of its 4%%
debenture
Mar.
1,
1957, due
1977
at
101.08'%
plus accrued
interest. X Payment will; be made at .the. office ;of the company,; 80
Park Place/Newark, N. J.—V. 193, p. 954..
'
deducting expenses of $46,880, there was a balance of ordinary in¬
of $130,543.
Gross profit from sales of securities and liquidat¬
ing dividends received during the year amounted to $245,578. Aftersdeducting Federal income taxes applicable thereto amounting to
$61,100, there was a net balance of $184,478 realized.
Based on market quotations of securities held, the net asset value
<
~
of
Bds.
Redeem
dated
;
^
,
2577.
p.
,
$1,580,000
790,000
3,000,000
Petroleum & Trading Corp.—Annual Report—
Sales, Net HigherRevenues
of Oklahoma—To
company
operation
come
Subs.)
stock
common
Outstanding
due
July 1, 1966-™.——2,000,000
dent,
(&
by
company
bonds
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT ^FINANCING
X1
.
,
Co,
shares* of
done
y vv.'.jXyx.x,xx'vX''''"x
^
'5M4% notes due Apr. 1, 1974-^—iw ;$1,800,000
5%% notes due Sept. I, 1974_—/
900,000
5Mi % notes due Sept. 1, 1976
3,000,000
Nopco Chemical Co.—New European Subsidiaries—
Power
1,471,648.
Public Service Electric. & Gas
,
% CAPITALIZATION
States
earnings
quarter
business
of
.
Columbia. Since March,
business of selling and
San Joaquin, Valley of
three affiliated corpora-
In Kentucky, Mexico and British
has also been engaged in the
distributing agricultural chemicals in the
California, by virtue of the acquisition of
tions engaged in such business for many
1962,
This
Northern
fourth
in
has called for. redemption, on Feb. 25r 1963; all of
its outstanding
5%
first mortgage bonds, series H, due Feb. 1,
1990 at 103.37%
Immediate payment will be made at the First
National Bank.&. Trust.Co.; Tulsa, Okla,-—V...197, p. 448.
j.X-XX'The
•
of 1696 East Hill1 St., JSignal Hill, Calif., is engaged X
the
business^af - selling 'and distributing liquified
in
tomers,
plastic, insecticide, and paint industries. Nopco is a leading sup¬
plier to these industries in the United States.—V..196, p. 9.
had
Public Service Co.
Witter & Co., Los Angeles, offered
peti*oleum gas ("LP-gas") in 11 far western states and in Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, and Alaska, both to retail and to wholesale cus¬
62,500
English company, in Leeds, England, will be called Nopoo Hess Ltd.
Both subsidiaries will be part of the International Division.of Nopco.
The
new
companies will manufacture and sell Nopco industrial
chemicals for the paper, tanning, textile, metal processing, adhesive,
decrease
to the dock and newspaper strikes in New
.
The company
primarily^
•/
—_1——62,500
the
U. S.
: XX' "X;v.XXXX
outstanding in
1962 and 1,437,843 shares in 1961.
• - -:
,r - •
y
- : ;
XX?
:
Pittston is a holding company with diversified interests in coal,
oil, trucking and warehousing.—V. 196, p. 2675.
,V / X
* '
Pittston
30,700,000
■
$14,729,000 $13,541,000
$1.49--X". • $1.37
•
_•
•'
.
,
»
-
that
City which reduced the volume
Trucking Corp.-, a Pittston subsidiary:
share.
'
1 ■
"
:
Net proceeds, estimated at $2,411,000, will be used;
for repayment of loans, and working capital.xx
x;;
2479.
p.
«
•
•
-
said
partially attributable
York
•
62,500
62,500
62,500
Co.—
& Co.;
87,500
X
'
V.
-
Legg
87,500
A. Hogle & Co..™
Lester, Ryons & Co.—^
J.
•'
C.
Mr., Routh
was
29,600,000
1,100,000
at $26 per
Hill
87,500
First California Co. Inc.
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
196,
*'t
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
preferred dividends, to $1.86 a share for the corresponding ;
period of 1961. X
''-'XV'X ;XX/'X/- ;X-■**-■ -'"XX
.
publicly, 100,000 shares of this firm's common stock
62,500
Co.—
St
&
t
Jan. 23, 1963, Dean
87,500
62,500
,
Skaggs
Co.'
Davis,
87,500
X
-
1961
.
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Common Offered—On
,
87,500
87,500
Co.-/
Simmons
87,500
Bingham, Walter &%;%Xy %%>.
Hurry, Inc. ■?/-/
.62,500"
Bosworth, Sullivan St
% Co.,
Inc.
62,500.',
Coffin & Burr,62,500 X
87,500
87,500
——;——
87,500
Corp.—
Abraham & Co.——_—-
125,000
.
Inc.—-
Co.,
&
income
Net
-
32,800,000
1,500,000
—-——r.
J
Net income
87,500
——
Inc.
v
Inc.->.
Bacon, Whipple & Co.-;Ball, Burge St. Kraus--
Stroud
production
production
^
Wood, Gundy St Co.,
G.
r
Own
Other
Newhard, Cook & Co.—
Rotan, Mosle St Co.—Singer, Deane & ;XX
Co._^—
■
*
/
of coal sbld:
Tons
87,500
Co../
St
-
.
after
Peabody Coal Co.—Annual Report—
.X- '
: ;rX;v%'xX:X-X:';
: •; 1962
X Shares
Hanseatic
York
New
Co., Ltd.
.~™." 125,000
Piper, Jaffray &Hopwood 125,000
Reynolds & Co., Inc.-- 125,000
L. P. Rothschild St Co.
125,000
Schwabacher
Roland
Model,
125,000
,._™
Securities
Nomura
%'X.
Turben & Co.,,
'
:
.1—87.500
Merrill,
125,000
Securities
.
the
if
the sale is
of approximately
amount
,,
[.v'
$14 per share.—V. 196, p. 220.
-XX'X'-XXxVV;:'^
--'X■ xX,v-'>v'J•
X%- 7;4.xI
77
;
>
x
*
•
'
Milton
will
P.
make
Chairman, has announced that the company; ' Operating income -i—™-i™—fc-i.—X-,X
acquire National Research Corp., Cambridge,
/Other -income
^XX
X.——;X™XXX—■X^'
of one common share for each 1.6 National
Research will recommend that its stockholders %
Gross income
exchange
the
accept
:
to
offer
according
offer,
Hugh
to
Ferguson,
S.
and
research
other
National
closed
s^ock
Go.
Norton
The
stock,
bid.
This
American
Stock
outstanding.
shares
Exchange
Jam
24
million.
*
at
$19.75. '
.
,
/
New-York Stock Exchange, and it
to seek such a lsting," he said.—V. 196, p. 2375.
stock
our
intention
The
I Dividends on preferred & preference-stks.»
Electric' (thousand
xt(
Pacific Coast-Co.—Quarterly Report-^The
"■Federal
ended
Sales
The
Bell
vestment
of
'
Co.—V.
196,
.
2585.
.
,
-
,
-
,
ized
the
p.
due
1967
100%
at
Sharply—
,
'
■
..-
••
••-
"flow
"These
company's
$3
a
revenues-
rates in
share
inr 1961.
firm,
are
and
July;- 1962.V
W.
■%
refleot
G.
"
1
the'
Maguire,
v:%-
X
;".
settlement
sales
feet.
Up
reflect
by the
through"
additional
company
and
196,
-
of
of
p.
subsidiaries in
late
2675.
"
-
1961
tax
have
purposes
method
since >the
reduction
been
X $1.18
*
and .1962,
•
-
"
V
plant
Act
be
before
for
inoome
income
•
...
,
in¬
of
received
taxes
for
This
and
of
the
is
taxes-
♦
pet
■
de¬
engineering
Sell Equipment Trust
-
(12
26
reported
was
trust
noon
this toad plans, to sell
that
certificates
EST) at the
in
Februarv.
office
of
Bids
W'illkie,
"
second installment of
total issue
a
will
Farr,
ChaseX/Manhattan * Bank
of
-
,
,
,
$12,720,000.—
Merges
liabilities
its
of
all?
the
•
assets
wholly-owned subsidiary, Maine Indemnity Co.
was announced by Samuel Kosman, Seaboard
-
-
Concurrently,
all of
Maine Indemnity's
outstanding policies
with
face amount less than $500 have been paid up. thereby eliminating
the need for further premium payments to
keep these policies in
force,
Kosman added.
Mr.
The
consolidation
Islands,
X
of
as
operations,
%
■
Indemnity into Seaboard, which hadf,
entity, will materially strengthen
enhancing internal efficiency.
•
X;
,
Maine
a
separate
while
in
22
states,
Puerto
Rico
and. the
Virgin V
is continuing a broad program of building its agenoy
force
throughout
the
country,
Mr.
Kosman
noted.
operates
ana.
and
sales
—V.
6,027,470
196,
p.
!'
2718.
*
'
X
87T.368
.
Secured Insurance Co.—Exchange Offer Effective—
667,724
.
—
a
$6,900,838
205,644
110,500
573,000
455,128
share_X_^™__^^_^___-__.
outstanding-
....
196,- p. -2585.X
%
net
income
of
>/
See Channing Financial Corp.,
this
issue.—V.
196;
p.
2718.
95,144
(H. & A.).Selmer, Inc;—Stock Split Effectives
$0.09
1 072 393
_
'
-
$0.42
1,072,393
-
•
-"'X
The
'
of
Pittston
for
■
the
•
12
x
months
X-.:
Routh, GhAir-
Net income for the .fourth
a
decrease of 1%
has
company
stock
common
Jan.
25.
announced
Each
of
quested
to
National
-
deliver -their
Elkhart,
Bank,
of
A; dividend
Feb.
1
25/ cents
the -309,825
te holders
certificates
tad.,
per
7
the planned recapitalization;
shareholders on Jan. 24, became
outstanding
>
shares
par value common stock was converted--into two- shares of
stock having a par value-of $1.
The shareholders^ are
;
*
that
approved, by
so
to
new
share>
of record, as of Jan.
of
•
$2
common
^being.-rethe. transfer, .agent," First
certificates
on
the
15.—V.
old
may
stock
be
issued.
was
paid
196,_p. 2718.
.
•
quarter of 1962
after preferred dividends,
its
effective
»
ended
v
announced.'
stock;
scientific,
further
Portland, Maine, it
President.
X
195
Dec; 31X 1962. was $B,554,779, equal after
preferred dividends, to
$5.10 per share on. the outstandingr oommou stockr as
compared to
net income- of $7.9674.04v or
»after preferred dividends; to-$4.79; per
share in 1961 ad^Us+ed; to' a" comparably basis, J.. P.
mon
the
This* Miami, Fla.; life, underwriter, has, absorbed
:
.
lent
in
the
Seaboard Life Insurance Co. of America
on
1961
;
1,028,128
•.
and
owned -sub-
<■
equipment
Feb.
Seaboard
X
721,920
Pittstan Co.-,—Profits Up for Year—
man,
applications
196i/ it
Jan. -29/
Seaboard's
1,750,048
—
Consolidated
*
wholly
a
xSubs^iary:~3:/Xxl%PVP7f®
.
1962
expenses
here
programs
:
income
-x
as
^
sales—'
centers
as
"
Plaza,- New York.
1962.
of
1961—V
$8,278,160
6,528,112
—
X--?
from
income
—V.
;X.,
Mr;
X
™__
Net
Shares
*
.
well
as
of personnel,
$1,029,700
new
of
area
.
XGallagher/;XWaltonX &/XFitzgibbonX Orie
29,690896
of
On
X 5.-708^355
accounted
beginning
sales
profit
Provision
the
gas in 1962 amounted^ to 578- billion;
billion 'cubic feet 4n 1961. The increased*
facilities installed aii<J placed in operation-
Its
'
1
—
Income
Chairman,;, stated.'..
from 502
Maguire said.—V.
for
Selling and administrative
■-> -
Consolidated- annual sales, of
cubic
a
arising from
the Revenue
by
„
consolidation of the centers and
the
in
$6,360,000
Piper Aircraft Corp.—Quarterly Report-
Gross
In
a
preliminary statement, of financial results for 1962, the
company reported
consolidated:' net
earnings
available for" the1,
stock amounted to $25,184,992 of $3;72 st* share, againsC
or
tax credit
prescribed
■
$1.57 '
5,987,278,
1926.
Cost
/common
$20,269,330
1
Accounting
depreciation
Sales
Earnings Up
>
reflects
expense
as
Houston
Certificates—,
■ ,
Jan.
Net
Liner Co.
tax
investment
1962,
Period Ended Dec. 31—
Redemption—
plus
Eastern Pipe
"
27,249.447
31,498,940
.
the
Seaboard Air Line RR.—To
Id,752,748
■
■
,
accrued interest. Payment will ~
be
made
at
the
United
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York,
140
Broadway, N. Y.—V. 196, p. 2280.
/■ .%
Panhandle
"
role
previously operated
The
corporation has called for redemption on Mar. 1, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $529,000 of its'4 Mi % capital
debentures
.
32,089)571
>
X;
Pacific Finance Corp.—Partial
'
in
SCI
velopment of sales and
and, commercial fields;
42,842,319
Order, issued by the Federal Power Com¬
9, 1963.
1
tNet inccme includes $6,438,013 for 1962 and $6,532,300 for
1961,
because the Income tax reductions resulting from the use of liberal¬
mission
30,
p.
in
temporary
which manufactures and
distributes aluminum
materials, reported that results are not comparable be¬
the merger in the previous year of Pacific Coast and
'
active
However, none of this credit is reflected in income for .1962, since
it is offset by an equal charge to Other Income
Deductions which
is accumulated in Other Deferred Credits, in accordance with a
company,
building
cause
Nov.
during
income
representing the
reported that earnings during the first quarter,
1962, were $304,143, equal to 25 cents per
the period were $3,932,058.
%X7XX7;/X
company has
share.
,
sidiary of Scientific. Computers in the Houston area, with SCI's
Computer. Canterx:consolidated X,into
existing Houston
Computer
Laboratories Center. Mr. M. Turhan Taner, Vice-President of Scientific Computers has * transferred to
Houston and will take an
kilowatthours)X«—;™X; 13,901,636%x 13,331,843
(thousand cubic feet);
Steam .(thousand pounds)
M
,,
' 1
■
Gas
$14,371,594, up from $14,278,920 for the previous year.
The
is equivalent to $2.14 per share,
compared with $2.13
per share in 1961.
Income before taxes for 1962 was $30,041,594 up
$26,365,920,.In 1961.-—V. 197, p. 408,
i-'
-
Yprk through the pooling
New
„
;X:;vBaiesrX-;\?xx%%xx:X;X;;:X;xX;;xX;:!;XX;X;vX/X-XXXX:X'XXiX:XXX¥iXX\Y>;xx
income
which
43,884,901
32,699,336
w
;
Xx ■' : •' '
V'X
Shares lot 'common stock
was
from
earnings-;—xxx-X—x—-XJ
•
of
in
XcomptrterXsystems.' ; * •
: *
;X Computer Laboratories, will be operated
18,938,279
+46,595,929
3,753,6rl0
'Amount detained in ^the business-^w-—11,185,565
'■'s.-jV- ' Xv
258,218, a new high for the 13th consecutive year and an increase
of 11.6% ; over 1961 sales of $226,940,262.
Net income after taxes
net
3,695,774
r
growth
and
1703,611)
Totah income deductions—-X—-—X-Xi_
X 20,571.288
income
XX +47,580,675
has reported that net sales for 1962, totalled $253,-
company
j|
: o(715,723
Dec; 3lXi—-wX-v >
27,249,447
Earnings per share-—-™
y-xX—'--x
$1.61
Dividends per share—
;i.™i
$1.20
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp.—Sales at New High
,
,
ued
x„x^.x
353.657
Net
Common- stock
is
the
on
constructionX-^-X-
to
17,938,777*
849,456
701,336
deductions.^.-.--.-
Dividends on common stock-
this
our
Computer Laboratories, Inc. of Houston, Texas, through the
exchange/ of an undisclosed amount of SCI stock for all of the
Computer Laboratories. /
'
x '
'
"" r
X
James E. Peterson, President of Scientific. Computers, stated that
Computer Laboratories will play an important role in the contin¬
65,534,208
*l,029i,700
,
Higgins said Norton currently has about 1,700 shareholders. ?'.•
offer is accepted,
we will
have enough stockholders for
Mr.
listing
income
toterest' charged
value of the
would indicate the
stock
Norton
$11.7
is
Othei'
The ;
5,292,000 shares outstanding, Mr. Higgins said.
traded Over-the-Counter, was quoted recently at $32.50
announced the acquisition/;
company has
of
~
capital
578,612
has
price for
acquisition
If
has
the
on
contract.
under
68,151,963
Charge equal tovinvestmenfc tax credit-^—
produces
Research
Mirineapolis,; Minn.,
,
makes
and
devices
This
stock of
Interest' oni long-term; debt——X—19,429,325
Interests on notes payable vto r banks;-126,650
high vacuum equipment and other sci¬
tantalum, a,; rare metal used in
miniature capacitors and other applications involving extremes of
temperature and corrosion.
The company also does space, defense
Research
National
entific
67,682,132
65,176,841 469,831 x; • 357,367
"
Na-fX
President.
tional
Scientific: Computers, Inc.—Acquisition—.
223,234,532
exchange
National
shares.
expenses--—231,080,911
Higgins,
an
by
Mass.,
Total operating
Co.—Proposed Acquisition-
Norton
rwats $2,897,821
equiva¬
to.$1.79 a share,of outstanding com-%
fronr net Income of $2,938,669, equal
Shell
Oili
Consolidated
C<l—-Net Higher— "
;'~";X-:;r'' XX'^'rxl?.
net income of " Shell .Oil Co. and
all wholly owned
subsidiary-companies for 1962 is estimated at $L5T,675,0QQ/-highest.
.
.
Volume
Number 6235
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
V.'l„
....
i
-
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.
V
-
v
^ filler Discount punters, Inc^Sales Up; Net Lpwer^
This Philadelphia
ended
Oct.
A.
ney
31.
Net
.
for
sales
and its subsidiaries in the fiscal year
Sid¬
company
1962, had the largest net sales in its history,
President, reported to stockholders/
/
Cooper,
the
12
to Oct. 31, 1962 increased to $8,in the previous fiscal year. Net income,
after
all
charges, and taxes,'declined slightly to $218,459 or 39
cents per share from $222,995 or 40 cents
per share in the previous
year.
.> y
v/'
yvl: ,yK
776,281
Mr.
Cooper
earnings
in
told
two
of
stockholders
attributable
was
opening
to
stores
new
ofiices and
new
months
from $8,130,191
the
that
slight
costs
non-recurring
in
fiscal
1962
warehouse facilities.
The
new
storeg
Wilmington. Del. in May and Norristoivm Pa.
Discussing results since the end of, the fiscal
stated
tHat
in
the
overall, increased
to
first
two
sales
months
of
volumes and
continue .throughout
the
fiscal
fiscal
these
decline
net
were
e/
Mr.
1963,
196,
opened
October//
in
year,
Cooper
enjoyed
expected
Silo
increases
year.—V.
in
relating to the
setting up of
the
and
are
1556.
p.
Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Net Up 14.0%—
The company's consolidated net income for 1962 .is estimated at
$242.2 million, Albert L. Nickerson, Chairman, announced.
This is
14.6% higher than 1961 earnings of $211.3 milUon. /r; .-/.
* v!v7-<',v::
•.
Estimated 1962 earnings are equal to $4.98 per share on the
;
average of
48,665,544 shares outstanding during the
By
year.
com¬
parison, 1961,. earnings amounted to $4.35 a share on the
average
Pf 48,612,482 shares .outstanding in
that.year./-;;i''~/:'^';'' ;''V.j,:'
Mr. .Nfckerson said
that,1962 earnings included for thd:'first"iiihe
.
'
those
of
Mobil
responsible
Oil
Co.
tributed
1961
Mobil's
than
for
area.
net
Co., Inc., the whoUy-owned subsidiary
operations in the former Standard-Vacuum
added
that
if
half
earnings had been
income
$211.3
Socony
Petroleum
Mobil's
He
in
1961
of
Standard-Vacuum's
consolidated
would
have
in
been
million.
!
earnings
Mobil's
that
$221.9
year,
undis- T
Socony
million
.;
rather
/'-/r/v'/-.r;<-■ ////-/'
the
in
fourth
quarter- of
1962
were
an
estimated
$65.1 million, or $1,34 a share, against $49.7
million,• or
share, reported far the. fourth quarter of 1961.
Mr! Nickerson attributed the
improvement primarily to continuing
gains in operating efficiency and record volumes, but
pointed out
$1.02
a
that
product prices
The
/
company's
about 5%
to
in
the. United
States
remained depressed.- >/•
petroleum products Increased
1,246,000 barrels a day.
world-wide sales of
estimated
an
of
average
.Gross
crude, oil production also rose
by about 5%, to 872,000
a
day.
Crude oil processed by. refineries averaged an esti¬
1,081,000 barrels a day, utv approximately 4%
over
barrels
mated.
with most of the increase, overseas.—-V.
~
1961,'
197, p/ 403. *\
'
t Per. End. Dee, 31
Ry.
oper.
Ry.i.'oper.
;
Net
Net
l:-
$21,758,469 $18,158,376 $80,384,470
$74,992,428
expenses-! 16,218,527
15,276,681
62,986,633
61.719,837'
revenues
fr. ry. op.
$5,539,942
oper.'income
196, p. 2023.
2,007,223
rev.
ry.
-
'
,
$2,881,695 $17,427,837 $13,272,591
407,575
5,772,851. --3,721,876
.
; > .
....
'
,
,
South Jersey Gas Co.—Annual Reportyear Ended Dec. 31—r
Operating
„
Federal
income
taxes
*,
tax
,
-
2,694
2,035,885
29,
1963
received
the
v/-, ■
To Sell Equipment Trust
■/;£
1
company
March 27
on
$1.54
—
announced
020,000 of equipment trust certificates
be
1,907,842
i
i
Certificates—
1.
-
>
$1.64
^
Southern Railway Co.
:..
'
134,709!
•—v-.r
•'
On Jan.
1961
reduction
tax? credit»-i.W'
Earnings j?er
•r^Vv
1962
$21,719,209 $19,857,485
16,023,701
1,925,942
taxes-- * 17,593,216
^ /
1,858,093
—
charge equivalent to
investment credit—
Amortization, of' .investment
Net ' income
Will
"*
„
and general
Special
?>'for
\
"'
--
revenues
Exps. jnclu. fixed chgs.
(12
at
that it would sell $4,competitive bidding.- Bids
EST)
at its office, 70 Pine
Street, New York. ; •;/-/..!;/$vsr;--r
;v>-^
This is, ttoe second ipatallmentrof a! total issue of
$8,040,000 —
V. 197, p. 282.
,
,
,
4,
noon
■
l^
.
,
Southwestern Investment
Co.—Partial Redemption
The company has called for
redemption on Mar 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund,
$400,000 of its 5l^% senior notes, ?
due Mar. 1, 1975 at
100% plus accrued interest. ' Payment will
be
made at the First National
City Bank, 55 Wall St„ N. Y..
The
company
has
also
called
for
redemption
on
Mar.
I,1 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $114,000 of its
5%%
notes
due
will
cago,
be
Mar.
made
33
N.
at
1,
1975
the
at
100%
American
LaSalle St.,
plus
National
Chicago.—V.
accrued
Bank
&
197, p. 86
interest.
Trust
>
capital
Payment
Co.
of
'
Chi¬
/-/-
V Standard-Thomson Corp.—Partial Redemption—
according
--
The
corporation has called
for redemption on
Mar.
1,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $78,000 of its 5% debentures
due Sept. 1,
1967 and $54,000 of its 5% debentures, series B, due
Sept. 1, 1967 at i02ya%f plus accrued interest.
Payment will be
made
N.
at
the
Y.—V.
Chemical
196,
p.
Star Tank
Bank
Sales
and
fiscal
York
Trust
&
Boat Co., Inc.—Sales
earnings
Co.,
!
ings 31%— •'
1963
New
1704.
20
!...
Pine
St.,
:-r/;./;.VV
the
ends
company
Aug.
31,
Up 47%; Earn¬
the first quarter
1963,
of
the
47%"»and 31%,
period, according to
were
respectively, ahead of the comparable 1962
A. Schrock, Executive Vice-President of the firm.
reports
that
sales
increased
from
William
the
C.
Winterhalter,
Chairman
and
Robert
M.
continuing
increase in sales and backlog, and with
the
technical
program
difficulties
and
expense
of
consolidation
in back
of
us,
we
look forward to a continuing rise in sales
in the year
ahead and restoration of the company's traditional
earnings power," the executives stated. The centralization of most
of
the
HITCO
produce
activities
at
the
Gardena
location
is
expected
to
savings
of over $500,000 per year, they stated.
highlights of fiscal 1962 included:
the
introduction
of
HITCO-C, a carbon material developed for insulation and rein¬
forcement
for
Harold
Star
to
President.
J'With
Other
■>:";
of
year,- which
Daiss,
$1,773,000
for
used
of
a
1962
in
6uch
places as rocket engine nozzles, now being
Minuteman
and
Apollo
programs,
among
from the experimental
to
production stage
super-refractory material of zirconia, for use in high tem¬
perature
the
use
the
on
Others;
duction
the
Polaris,
progress
applications; receipt of a. contract for design and pro¬
a
new-type reinforced plastic sonar dome, ana success-
of
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(566)
.
.
Monday, February 4, 1963
.
'
development ./work
is' expected* to
ful
scale, nozzles.—V.
lead
-
195, p.
to
to $2.64 per share prior to the three for one common
split on May 9, 1962. Dividends paid in 1961 totaled $2.40.
The improvement in the company's earnings was due primarily
2933.;
"C ^
vv\
to
■
The
17%
up
estimated
1962 -net income of
share after preferred dividends,
net income of $27,822,000 or $1.76 per common '
$2.14
or
from 1961
shares, then
of
number
the
on
.
"•
'v.-:v7. /-■■' /.
"
of,."Flow Through",: accounting for the. tax-"
to liberalized depreciation. These increases; *-,•
Wellington
•
Pursuant
partially offset by lower rates which became effective during
the year,, -V
;%;v ■>:
: •
; -'
Total gas sales were up 10.5% over 1961, and were at ft record
high. Gas revenues were nearly 5% better than In 1961, and re- ;
fleeted the effect of reductions in rates.
v
Record sales and revenues were recorded in the company's electric "
division. Sales Increased 4.6%
over 1961 and revenues were nearly
outstanding.
_-7'■■■
Net
income figure does
not include a 1962 gain of $3,644,000
resulting
from
the
sale
of
surplus,
non-producing properties,
Tidewater President George F, Getty II said.
Total Tidewater net sales and other revenue for 1962. Are esti- \
mated at $657,000,000, up from $623,104,000 in 1961, Getty reported.
Getty
attributed
the
gain over1961's earnings to improved
product prices in Tidewater's West Coast/ marketing area, and
increased natural
gas
sales. However, the 1962 price recovery in
the West, from the year-earlier "price war" conditions was partially
offset
by chronic product price instability in Tidewater's Eastern
markets during the year, Getty noted.—V. 196, p. 2325. • ,*_*
share
a
,
proceeds, estimated at $877,000,' will be used
of loans, additional equipment, and
working capital.
BUSINESS—The1 company located. 'at' &5: Honeck St., 'Englewood,'
; Ji, y is, at'' present * engaged', primarily v-in
the /manufacture j Pi,
N;
;
Co.—Acquisition—
United States Gypsum
:
The1 company
etched
the
pressure, to a room through controlled
ACOUSTONE Acoustical Tile. This special
under low
air,
ing
U.
in
forms
an
■
G.
S.
air
-
time
of
rise
downtown
over
highway
He
hubs,
Chicago's
Robert
that
stated
his
!office* building
million
in
Railroad
20-story
tween
the
and
Scheduled
•
a
Madison
Unique
Milwaukee
for
will
and
Monroe
first,; building,
1964,- the
a
90.568 square foot site be¬
overlooking the Chicago River.
on
Streets
—V.
197,
t
original design
as
concepts,
86.
p.
'Mil 'V'V\ '
well
as
7
ri
'v'
.•
'
:
Vr.
/'
•
$ l>'/
ZXCty
-v
7"
,]£;*•' i ■ .7
,
Xv
" '77
'"v
A "!'/ '/L
A
'Ji' V'"* ''
v 3V,
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7
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Towers Marts International, Inc.—Acquisition—
.
.
,
acquired,
has
Company
license in the .remaining nine
arrangements
As
the
part
and
this
outlets.
Glastonbury, : Conn.,
Inc.,
with
vision
Towert
stores,
and,
hence,
in the
in
their
sale
for the
Berkshire, founded In 1959, had net sales
year ending June 30,
1962.
This compared
.
earnings
years,
to
the
39
share
per
cents.
period
same
of
of
In
1961.
stock
common
volume
with
its
first
United
for
14.2
from
rose
fiscal
Co., 'New
the preferred and
Varian
said
Co.
of
according
to
Of
insurance
firm.
the
The
of
;-•••
loan
The
Co.
will
L.
an
FHA-insured borrowing by'Tri-Pacific Land
partners, Seymour Sohn and Daniel T. Alvy, both
will erect a number of row-type, one-story
•
■
adjacent
rental-unit, housing
Claremont
for
older
Arrangements for the loan
:Corp.
Village
Green
No.
also
l
/.-'/.v^
made
.:
'
-
1
'
-
*
-
has
reported
that
its
cents
for
fa¬
$6,411:000, Mr. Cresap
and.provision for Federal
$41,600,000.
was
sales
net
on-
billed
In
1961,
after
of
$1,913,770,000
$41,500,000.
were
tax
and
income
and
Federal
volume, he added, - extended across *' all' product
heavy capital goodsr: But, the chief executive noted,
heavy equipment were ahead of 1961 and the un- >
filled orders In this
category are likewise well above the level of.
a
year
ago. • Negotiations
are
increasing for turbine generators,
particularly in the larger sizes, and in the industrial market larger
for
expenditures
and
be
anticipated by
reduce costs.
can
processes
to
business for modern equipment
//'/ .New. orders
They
the
booked;alLofv-1962
9%
higher than the previous
were
than
.
total
contributed
of
well
orders
new
to
the
booked
increase
in
nem:corporate
record
in
1962
.
14%
and
1961.
record.
higher
AH
product lines
*1961, with the largest
over
increases
being recorded in new orders for defense and atomic
equipment.
At year end, the total corporate backlog of unfilled
orders was at its highest level since 1959.—V.
196, p. 1814.;
White
See
Motor
Motec
Co.—Motec Acquisition
Industries, Inc., this issue.—V, 197,
Authorized
1961',.
*
Completed—
86.
p.
Swingline,
Co.—Proposed Merger—
issue.—V;
this
—
shares
30,
Stockholders
:
incorporation
earnings
the
company
was
Jan.
by
of
vote
special
a
j
See. Channing Financial Corp,,
This
also
approved
Illinois
to
1962:
This
for
changing
the
and
for
1961:
This
to
taxes
loss
a
and
of
several
First
the
factors
attributed..
by
early
the
pany
the
% %
in
the
the demand
Further,
fromV750,006
steel
stockholders
to
for
petitive
this
previous
the
and
President, there
loss for the year
company's
*
difficulty, and expense in putting
operation. This difficulty was accen¬
nature of the industry's sales in 1962.
into
demand
produce
when
was
enough
the
mills
on
at
high, level,
a
the
mills
new
operating
were
the
to
com¬
meet
it.
efficiently
more
company's product had slackened.
Wood noted,
the last increase in prices
for
1958,
in
increased
Alan
At
.
was; $0.75,.
Chairman
the
requirements,
share.. In
the
Mr.
came
year.
dividend
the
was
unbalanced
year,
Wood,
whereas
Wood
employment
annual
approximately $3.5 million since
:
and
adjustment for
$279,000: after taxes
of
.: >:
months when
unable
was
Later
sales
after
similar .basis/
which
mills
loss
common
per
a
.
foremost
and
company's new
tuated
to
.
net
a
preferred
$2.14
the .loss- per share on
According to Harleston R.
be
$1,246,000
to
with
compares
After
amounted
Stock In¬
company's state of
enlarging the board
;
••:
iret'
reported
-
amounting
year
year,
Were
■
.
the
credits.
can
has
revenues
of
$58,830,000
for the
year- ended
Dec.%31,
compares; with $55,677,000 for-^ 4961:v f V ;.
£ / the. Increase in revenues; the company/> ireported a net
tax
;
each
Delaware
this Issue.—V. Id6, 'p; 2718.
Conshohocken,. Pa• company
operating
-
1
from
450.
p.
;'
,
increased
meeting of
197,
Wolverine Insurance Co.—Exchange Offer Effective
Despite
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
Inc.,
(Alan)"Wood Steel Cck—Shows Loss fdr-.Year-^.'
1
V
capital. of
1,000,000
on
1962
'
$17,929,322 $16,232,466 ?
■
»-l,079.517 - : 826;543 "
;
$0:27
•
$0.21.
3,950,090
3,897,373
i25,714,474 $29,703,423
crease—Reincorporation Approved—
%
preliminary
Wilson Jones
See
•-
1962
*
—
Electric Brake & Clutch Co.
Warner
-
to
company
of $1,954;479,000,"
taxes
.
,
Union Oil Co. of California—Net
Up 24 % —
The
eight
available
cash
except
In
as
i ;
:\:Uy
by the Brentwood Mortgage
persons...
were
income
orders
new
Preliminary unaudited figures for 1962 indicate that consolidated
for the
company, will
approximate $51 million, it was an¬
nounced by John W. Field, President.
This compares to $46.5 million
for the previous: year.
"Net earnings for 1962 will be about $2 mil¬
lion," he said,-"up from $1,641,824 in 1961."
Earnings per share based on the average number of shares out¬
standing during each year will be about $1.75 as compared to $1.56
In the previous year.—V. 197, p. 450.
dwellings, of six-to-ten apartments each, to be known as Claremont ■ Vlllage.Green ]No. '2.
\
-s
The proposed site is at Bonita Ave. (3rd) near
Cambridge Ave.,
on
the western edge of Claremont. Sohn and
Alvy have built and
the
income
net
by
purposes
-
lines
sales
Beverly Hills, Calif.,
developed
1962
but -increased
other
and
•
be
general
reduced
share,
a
increased
Co.—Appointment—.
1
Warner Brothers
:
.
sales billed
$45,466,000
loss
Vt.; to help finance construction of
complex for elderly persons in Claremont,
Douglas Meredith, Executive Vice-President
124-unlt- apartment
p
—V. 196, p. 2530.
,
Montpelier,
Calif.,
law
tax
higher .volume,
/
The Increased
,
Associates—Quarterly Report—
.
Tri-Pacific Land Co.-—Long-Term Loan—
A long-term loan of $1,840,000 will. be made
by. -National Life:
Insurance
v
Cresap attributed- the improvement in earnings in 1962 largely
operating efficiency resulting from facilities modern¬
ization/and other * programs; of the past several years; / and to
has been appointed registrar for
stocks of the company.7—V.7187; p. 2954. v?
.
•
Increased 27%
Mr.
to
$201
and
1962
$1.64
and: foreign, incomeitaxes
York,
common,
K
.'
1962
Electric;in**1962
Wfestinghouse
:
was
/
premanent
a
of
quarter
the
from
foreign
cents
*7
the acquisition by Towers "assures our stock-:
Period Ended Dec. 30—
market. through one of the nation's fastest
Sales.
rising discount chains. We have been associated with Towers since
--Net earnings.^::its
inception
and
view the
new
relationship as
one
that will
; Net earnings .per sharfc-ii-w
strengthen both organizations."—V. 196, p. 2479.
Shares, outstanding
4
Order backlog
holders
fourth
the
States- Tobacco
Irving Trust
of
four
•
Michelson
million
$56
the
~
•
fiscal
for
-
Towers
%.7Z/%
of $2,540,882
,-%^ ■•■*/• ••'%.-,
to
par)—
modernization
net
on
for the year. At Dec. 31. 1962,
authorized projects to be
required a further expenditure of $300 million.;.,/
Working capital of the corporation and its subsidiaries at Dec.31, 1962; after deducting the current dividend declarations and
amounts previously set aside for payment of property expenditures,Was $963.5 million, compared with $947.5 million at Dec. 31, 1961.
~V. 196, p£ 1921.
"
vt
i* "
supply of these
(75c
-
$360,000
534,300 shs.
Earnings:in .1961. amounted th $1;23 a common/ share.
The: corporation's, income after taxes in -1962 was $57,061,000
.\
;
completed
purchase
whom Towers
•
r-'
■
.
$360,000
750,000shs.
1871.
p.
of
share
said.
million
.
to
partnership to operate housewares, giftdepartments in 10 Towers stores. As a result
.
$1,793,250
'
similar
1
agreed
has
totaled
similar
a
Berkshire .has
,
retail
Berkshire
continuity has been maintained
to
customers.
Tqwers stores.
non-Tower
for
50-50
a
electrical
step,
products
other
transaction,
Zady's,
maintained
ware,
of
10
the
of
assets
had
in
of
negotiating
•
.
.
income of
cilities
■
is
Ouirstariding' •'
Authorized-;'
• •»
.
a
.
Berkshire
-
notes due
1961
to $1.56 a common
share on a 2%
increase in sales,
^President; Mark' W. :Cresap,: Jr.y' and ChairmanvGwilym iA. Priced
./reported:.?":/: :■■/
yyyyyyy ^
The- new: depreciation ?'guidelines- and the - investment - credit.pro¬
,
*nd jwxessories.
j»
Westinghouse Electric Corp.—Net tUp .27%—
continuous
under
are
■
supplies
196,
Net
■
-
=•••
over
a
..
*• ■"
•/.
subord.
Wesco Financial Corp.—N. Y. S. E. Listing OK'd—
,
,
.1962.
by the Trustee, United States Steel and Carnegie Pension
51%. stock interest in Berkshire
Fund,
were
then
adequate to meet currently
accruing pension
Distributors, Inc.,. Hartford, Uonn.v^ a ^publicly*held > firm- special' ' / costs .Incurred since the
adoption
of the present, contributory
hsing in hardware wholesaling. >,
...
s "
and
of
the
present non-contributory parts of the pension plan
The
announcement
wag
made
jointly by A. I. Lerner, Vice¬ % in 1940 and 1950, respectively, as well as to pay; full pensions to
-chairman of Towers, and Henry Michelson, President of Berkshire.
alt those then entitled to receive them.
.r' .T
:
Michelson who will retain his position with Berkshire, also has been
Shipments of steel products in the fourth quarter Of 1962
elected a Director, of Towers. '
o
amounted
to 4,107,138
net tons, bringing shipments for the year
Lerner said: "The purchase is in line with our newly established
to a. total of 17,804,916 net tons. This compares With 16,790,607
policy of stressing the merchandising aspects of our business.
It
net tons shipped in 1961.
/ .
.
.
.
;V Is also the first of a series of mergers planned between our firm
Production
of steel ingots
and castings in the fourth quarter
and others in related fields."
of 1962 amounted
to 5,969,086 net tons. Production for the year
Berkshire presently has license agreements In nine Towers stores
was 25,387,233 net
tons, which compares with 25,168,975 net tons
(four in the Baltimore a-rea and five in Florida) to sell hardware,
produced in 1961.
■
r
*
housewares, paints, electrical supplies, pet goods, and automotive
.Expenditures, for ' additions
to and- replacements • of facilities
The
;»
";
1
1970
The New York Stock .Exchange has
approved?:the/listing of the
PompPny's $1:par capital;>tpck, effective. Feb. 25.—-V; 189, pi.2938.
.
study and are changed
from time to time in the light of actual experience. For the year 1962,
interest factors were adjusted and a portion
of the appreciation
in the market value of the assets of the pension trusts was taken
into
account in a
manner
which will be systematically followed
over
a
period of years. As a result, pension costs for the year
1962 were reduced by approximately $43 million and the reduction
is
reflected
in the
fourth
quarter. The assets held at Dec. 31;
factors
Such
factors.
will enable
Tishman to provide a top grade building, with services comparable...
to other first class Chicago office
structures, but at rentals sub¬
stantially below those in the city's other new office buildings.
financing,
~V.
million.
for the' year was $163.9 million, or a return ;of 4.7% 'ont^
sales
of
$3,501
million, which compares with income of $190.2
million, or a return of 5.7% .on sales of • $3,336.5 million, for .the
year 1961:
.
:
.' '
'
1
Employment costs for the year 1962, as in 1961; Include, amounts
necessary to provide for the full current service pension costs as de¬
termined by, an independent actuary based upon various actuarial
-
December,
stand
1"''
1,
Common stock
.
Road.
in
occupancy
structure,
the storage of electrical energy used in many, types of
equipment.
An • electrolytic- capacitor
is
one
type, of
suitable for use in such products as radios, television
home appliance, motor • starters., • '
*
convertible
£ Income
•
.
>
Jan.
.
for Yr.
Steel, Roger M. BloUgh,-.
of 1962
"Reporting the earnings.of United States
signed an agreement for the pur¬
pose with two railroads and the Chicago Union Station Co. leasing
air rights between Madison and Van Buren Streets. The railroads
were
the Pennsylvania Railroad Co., Chicago Burlington & Quincy
years it has manufactured andv .sold-earlier models
machines- and other capacitor machinery.
A capacitor is
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Chairman,% announced that income for the fourth quarter
was
$41 million, or a return of 4.8%' on sales of $855.5
had
aluminum
former
capacitor
sets, and
'
tracks near
President, announced.
railroad
Tishman,
V.
firm
complex will
major rail and
of
.
States Steel Corp.—Earnings Down
United
$100
manufacturers
to
space
.
'
sale
capacitors.
device for
electrical
ceiling
for
upon
such
a
jets or
foil
It also manufactures and has recently em¬
the leasing of automatic winding machines -for..use in
manufacture. of various1 types ■ of capacitors." • From ' time
to
barked
.
slots
aluminum
electrolytic
announced the acquisition of -Airsori Co., Inic./
has
Milwaukee,
originators fo AIRSON Air Distribution Systems.
United States Gypsum has acquired the AIRSON name, patents,
^trademarks-.and production facilities. The AIRSON System will
continue to be marketed under the same name.
V
The AIRSON Principle of heating and
cooling involves supply¬
:
Building Project—
a
■
repayment
.
Center,
1963 prospectus, the company
Net
for
except for the controlled jets through which .7
and net earnings of $1,480,754 for the previous year. Sales were ]
the pressurized air is supplied to the room.
This eliminates ceilup almost. 16% while profits were down about 2% .
v
;
v '
I i ing ducts ^nd * diffusers/ The* result ,1^ draft -free- air distributioa
Fourth quarter results showed sales up approximately 8%; Zhd
system for' both heating and cooling.
These ceilings provide* propei
net down 18% from the corresponding period a year ago.«-V. 196,
air motion for comfort and Uniform distribution.'.
Airson
Co.,
developed the AIRSON System in
1951. In 1960, <
p. 2225.
1
U.
S.
agent - for AIRSON " with. •
Gypsum became ; exclusive sales
licensed contractors throughout; the country.-—V, 194, p, 790.
/•j '
y. •;
-jy':
•• ,l" :
V U'j * '
Tishman Realty & Construction Co., Inc. — New
V
X'-l'rX:"-'*'
Gateway
Jan. 23,
.
higher.—V. 195, p. 792.
3%
This
Omaha,
Nebraska,
company
has reported net sales of
$16,564,828,
and net earnings of $1,448,672 for the fiscal, year
ended Nov. 30, 1962. This compares with net'sales of $14,315,611
:
Electronics,r Iric.---rCdnimon. Offered—' -r*
■:
a
offered publicly; without-underwriting, 54,000 shares
of its common stock, at $7.50 per share.
,
Tip-TopProducts Co.—Sales Up 16%; Net Down 2%
'
to
were
common
per
>
pf gas for heating by more residential and commercial
substantial increase in gas consumption for industrial
use
purposes,, and the use
reductions attributable
*
reported,
has
company
$32,560,000
the
customers,
,
Tidewater Oil Co.—Net Up 17%—
v'v
Washington Technological. is an engineering, research/develop-,
and- manufacturing firm. WTA specializes in missile handling
equipment, prototype fabrication, satellites;, apd: elebtrb-brxeohan.icalh \
electronic instrumentation and development.—V. 193, p.
750. •
ment,
stock
for
contracts
v
equivalent
120-inch rocket nozzte
production of / lull
III
Titan
the
on
which
situation
forced
price
costs
employment
1958.
Also,
reductions
have
costs
during
in
,
have
the
1962
basic
risen
several- 'Alan
by
com¬
Wood
were
$45,850,000, up 24%
over
the $36,936,000 of the- previous % of -directors from five to seven members;
products. These price reductions amount to a total annual income
;
'
- •
v'
This set a new earnings record for the 72-year-old
loss
of
some
Steven P. J. Wood, President, expressed pleasure at the
three-quarters of a
million dollars.;-The combined
stock¬
company.
Preliminary 1962 earnings amount to $5.01 per'share and against
effect of the increase
in employment costs
holders' vote for the three
and the decrease in
management proposals.
He explained
$4.06
per
share
for
% prices since 1958; thus amounts to. some $4.25 million: annually,'"
1961,
the per share
{lata being based on ; that the increase
of
250,000 shares
in authorized stock
was
9,143.306 common shares,-outstanding art year end .as adjusted'for
requested for: possible future use in connection"with "aoquisitions, • * These figures are based on the Current low rate of operation:; The
the i-e'cently declared 2%' stock dividend.
At the end of 1961 Union
stock dividends, and such other corporate purposes as may arise."
higher the level of operation the larger these figures would be.
bad 8,919,982 common shares outstanding.—V. 197, p. 185.
The
Commenting on the outlook for 1963, Mr. Wood said: "Although
v:
split its common stock five for four last June.
company
we
—V. 196, p. 1705.
anticipate total industry production in -1963 to be about the
'
-
year.
-
-y
same
United Fruit Co.—Results of Stock Purchase Offer
.V
The
stock
common
It
has
company
added
expend
from
that
stockholders
"present
somewhat
that
announced
in
its
of
share.
below
these
the
million
the
$10
New
at
the
to
it
an
the
York
on
Stock
it
its
more
The
company
last
its
limit
than
it
should
offer
be
the
offer
Jan.
7
pay.
would
Exchange
made
stock
expenditure
purchase
will
A
able
satisfy
Its
at
and
all
$lo
its
set
Jan.
two
29
it
The company also
expected to spend about
$241,813
United
Fruit
shares at the
would
be
maximum
lor
purchased
acquired
by
diversification,
the
purposes,
176,800
United
for
company
of
Fruit
covering
its
shares
will
stock
said.—V. 197,
be
the
on
"for
used
options
or
open
share,
able
price
the
market
corporate
>;
United
Gas
Improvement
Sales 10.5%—
Co.
Net
Up
The
A
fnSLln^01?oeo0cLthe
comPany for 1962 applicable to common stock
i? ?
compared with $4,610,880 in 1961, an increase
®arni»gs per share for the year amounted to $1.32 up
Xf
o
•
8 2$1 •23
'
irom
o*'
In
the
preceding
outstanding^ in each
year
totaled
$0.88
year
on
the
average
number
of
shares
year. Common stock dividends paid during the
share, which, for comparative purposes, is
per
.
/',? /■'v-
taxes
share—a
and
special
432%
hike
The
/
deductions were
the previous
special
commercial
deductions' being
the
cents
per
over
vious
fiscal
sales
for
1961—an
the
government
backlog
for
■>
Irving
the
of
agencies.
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stock of
Co.,
stock of
New
the
Zale Jewelry Co.,
The
at
the
close of fiscal 1962 went
a 69%
rise from the pre¬
has
been
appointed New York regis¬
2615.
the company.—V. 189, p.
has
York,
been
company.—V.
appointed registrar
p. 477. •£%. . ..///
196-,
for
nine
Inc.—Net Up 14%; Sales 18%—
reported
months
14%,
a
record
ended
■j,-
rose
outstanding.. This
based
on
Net
and
a
gain of
Zale
compares
3,319,440
sales
for
18%
reaching'
increase
Dec.-
31,
in sales
and
1962.
earn-
,
all-time high of $3,231,487
against $2,834,413 reported for the same period a year ago.
Earn¬
ings per share amounted to 97 cents based on 3,335,206 shares
Several
the coming years."
the
Earnings
tion
growth in
has
company
for
year's backlog of $709,000. (
-.%•■■■£
.% % ":"'/%'"■"
Mr. Briggs said:
"The objectives of our company during the past
year have been to strengthen the company's management and financial structure,
to improve upon its technical capabilities,
to
remain competitive and to make a profit.
We have every expecta¬
continued
Trust
capital
ings
ci-V '■'%
company
the $l-million mark—$1,198.000—or
of
in¬
ventures—were
increase
12-month
the
to
Co.—Appointment—
Manhattan Bank
common
expects
be particularly true of
Additionally, we expect the
improve significantly. The whole
returning to profitable operations," he
(F.W.) Woolworth Co.—Appointment—
and
write-offs
Chase
trar for the
from
taxes
/'■/.
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Wood
will
mill.
plate
mills to
the new
Alan
tons.
This
market.
new
our
Woodward Iron
$43,123 as compared to
of 3%, Mr. Briggs pointed out.
period totaled $3,278,680 compared
to a total cf $2,585,012 for the previous year—an increase of ap¬
proximately 27%.
Mr. Briggs. stated that this.is the highest gross
operating income WTA has ever enjoyed and attributed a large
share
of
this
increase
to
new
and
expanded
contracts
with
Gross
various
8.2%;
%
before
per
the before tax profit was $45,466 or 11
president said.
Profits for fiscal 1962 after
terminated
$41,930 in
/•%
185.
p.
year
cents
56
of
million
100
the
of
from
is dedicated to
added.—V. 196, p. 2718. :
ventures.
the
the
special deductions—the
acquisitions,
other
or
when
year,
year.
Shares
for
around
share
performance
hike
commercial
its
products
company
of
Profits
,
million
384.000 of
time
closed
$25,125.
that
purchases.
of
the
at
stock
69%
"steady growth" marked by a. 27% increase in sales
in
backlog highlight the annual report' to stock¬
holders issued by Washington Technological, of Rockville, Maryland.
In the report to stockholders, WTA President Harold M. Briggs
noted that the year ending Nov. 3, 1962, had also seen the company
expand its plant facilities, form a new subsidiary and terminate
tendered
were
to
year
and
and
tendered at the maximum
how many shares
say
said
announced
-
as
time
million
For
to
but
.
company
purchases"
the
1962,
as
crease
Technological Associates, Inc. — Sales
Washington.
Up 27%—
its
7:
Fruit
share
Per
said
declined
purchase
the
on
tenders.
United
on
It
maximum
that
are
$10
L have to prorate purchases of stock
$26 a
»
of
to
oversubscribed.
was
indications
excess
offer
shares
the
over
85
cents
outstanding.;
current
the
with
an
per
%;
last year and
//■. :■•.%•■/ Z
$52,876,769
period, were $62,654,348,
reported a year ago.
President
Ben
A.
Lipshy also told stockholders. that the
jewelry company now has 289. stores in- operation.
others, he. added, are in various stages of construction
nallas-based
will
share
nine-month
be
opened shortly.—V.
196,
p.
2425.
;
^197;
-VolUihe
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Los Angeles, Calif.
Staats & Co., Taylor
San Francisco, City and' County,
awarded to William S. Morris &.
B o n'd o f f e r i n g—Walter C.
California
Hannaford. & Talbot, J. A.
Cot^^Bhrminkham^Aid!v - *
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Bond Offering—Harry D. Ross,
Hogle & Co., and Shelby Cullom Peterson;'City Clerk, yvill receive
BondlOffering* ^- S. G. Pulled
Torringtoti (P. O, Hartford)i Conn.
Davis & Co.
■■*! :!.'"'V.: ■
sealed: bids until 9:30 a.m.(PST) City
Controller,
will
receive*
ton
Note" Offering-r-Martin H. Har¬
JtCify ^ Comptroller, will
on
Feb. 19
ALABAMA
•
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-
do.,
&
V-'
^
■
-
.
(CST)
11: ami.
sealed bids until
receive
Bellflower Unified School .District,
Los Angeles County,
Feb; 13 for the purchase
on
of j $800,000
Calif.
for
$14,000,000
the
purchase
unlimited
tax
of
b°nds,
follows:
as
dmprpveihent- bpnds.,
Bond Sale—^The $200^000 sqhpql,
offered
Jari.
22
were $3,000,000 fire department: bonds.
Dated.'Match V.l,
1963:
Due on bonds
awarded to the Bank of
sive.- Principal and interest (M^S)
N.T. & S.A., San
HNew
purchase of $37,215,000 bonds, as
ris,
follows:
sealed bids: until 2 p m. (EST) on
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $503;000r
,
March lfrom. 1964 to-1973 inclu¬
payable
sealed bids until March 18 for the
Chemical
the
at
America
Due"
^.
on
1983
Francisco.
Bloomfield School District,
^Ojrk^ Trust Coiripany, ^New
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond 0ffering — Gordon T*
!
and
March
on
park
1 from
1964 to, 1983 inclusive.
.
system
bonds.
nf,fl
1,690,000
Dated Feb. 1,
:
on
305,000 notes. Due
1964
—
Mayes, Iric.
•
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*•
FLORIDA
,
.
ed to
a
net
a;
Duarte 'Unified
$340,000 3 %s.; Due
3i/4s.
270,000
Due
I
Feb. 1 from
on
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
•,
Feb; 1 from
on
198Q to 1987 inclusive.
.
430,000 3.60s. Due ort Feb. 1 from
Fallhrook
Other^members'of the syndicate:
Bond
National' Bank,
Citizens
Atlanta;
Howard,
Weil,
Dist., Calif.
of
Feb.
BOard
the
Securities Co.,: First Alabama "Se¬
will
until
13
r e c e
3
Benson, Ariz,
13
of
High- School Dist.,
—
Calif.
will
sealedbids
receive
sealed
at
San
(PST)
on
Feb,
10 a.m.
4
purchase
for
the
school bond^,
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Due
;
1963.
to
Feb.
on
of $l,410,00d
Dated Feb. 1, 1963.
1
1964 to
from
incl. Principal and
1984
Legality approved by Gust,
Maricopa
Couiity,
•
Roosevelt
Sch.
District No'. 66. (P. 10,'. Phoenix),
Arizona
Bond "
Continental
or
Bank
interest (F-A)
to
the
First
National Bank of Arizona, Phoe-
Illinois
Trust
&
visors, will receive sealed bids at
cliffe.
Dated
Feb,
on
of
March
15,
School District,
Calif.
......
...
Offering—-Robt. L. Hamm,
Clerk, of the Board of Superyis-:
will
receive
until
^r.
sealed^bids at
aim.
11
(PST)
on
,
000 school bonds. Dated March
15,
1963. Due on March 15 from. 1964
Principal and
to.1987 inclusive.
interest
(M-S)
payable
the
at
San
Union
School
Barstow
Union High School- Diet.,
Bond
will
Offering
$730,000
'
Sut-
The \ ; ^2/400^000"
||- Bond} k, Sale
receive
19637Bue
to
1980
school Bonds offered Jan. .28
were
awarded to a-syndicate headed
by
Security-First National
Los
Angeles, at ■
Bank
of
•106;P4,
net interest cost of about
a
price of
3,34%,
as
a
V
follows:.
$1,800,000
•
3V4S,
-
Due
on
•
,
Feb.
1
Co.;
1983 incl.
600,000 3V2 B. Due
1984
to
on
::
v
Wagenseller
-
:;
/
Blyth
&
&.
on
.
Union School
a.m.
San
at
(PST)
on
Principal
payable
and
the
at
Bond
Webber :4 Jackson
Santa Barbara' County,Calif!
Bond Sale:
&
were
&
Anglo
Curtis; * Shearson, Haimmill & Co.,
County,
-
Calif. \
;
—
awarded
teix, Deputy Clerk of ; the Board
of
National
Francisco.
the
Bank
' I'
v
^Crockerof
San
agencies
York
the
of
City
receive
at
Santa
Ana
until
11
a.m.
bids
purchase
until
of
& Lynch.
GEORGIA
Reeds
rv**/" ; J
i''
"
the
bids
until
will
11
- r e
a.m.
cei v
e
-as
'(EST)
Legality
Bond
Sale—The $105,000
bonds offered Jan. 22
were
ed to Hill Richards & Co.
'i/
v
school
award¬
:
?
"
;
3.20s.
1,790,000
Due
on
Feb. 1
Other members of the syndicate:
Harris
$490,000 school
Jan.
29
—r
Co.
and
3s, at
a
Putnam
&
Branford,
Conn.
*
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
offered
Jan.
22
were
.Co.,
Inc., and Howard C. Tray wick-&
V^"
Co.; Inc.
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i
j;
*
Bank,
body & Co., J. H. Hilsman &
Co.,
price of 100.978,
Savings
&
Trust
Chicago, White, Weld & Co., Good-
197,
v.
basis ipost of about ,2.89 %,
bonds
1 from
1969 to 1978 inclusive,
Guilford,. Conn.
North
a
about 3.16%,
860,000 3s. Due on Feb.
452.—r were awarded to Esta-
:
cost of
follows:,
ap-
-
a
*V^;Tehama County, Calif,
•
Georgia-,
of
price of 100.0415,
from 1979 to 1983 inclusive.
Bond Sale—The
as
a
$350,000 3^s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
!
jointly,
Creek School District,
}
$3,000,000
syridicate headed by,
a
Company
net iriterest
Lamb^
Feb. 6 for the purchase of $49,Feb. 21, 1964.
Trust
Atlanta, at
Note Offering—Gerald A.
&
Sale—The
awarded; to
-
Hartford), Conn.
Treasurer,
* '
O. Marietta); Gai '
;
Connecticut.State of (P, 0.<
brook
Cobb, County School District
.
school, bonds offered Jari; 29 were
I ".'"I',
p.
byO'Melveny % &
Due on Nov. 1, 1992.
■
$11,700,000
jy:,;
ity " approved
~; r
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Bond
bonds "offered
Myers.
Nov.
on
inclusive.(^
20
Feb.
CONNECTICUT
"
(A-O) payable at the
1
Colorado Springs),
(PST^ on Feb. 19 fot the purchase pr0ved by Robinson, Robinson: &
and interest
Due
from 1986 to 1991
1983]
on
Nov.
on
County School District
sealed
the
Due
3.40s.
1,456,000
or
inclusive.
on
Due
3V4S.
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
Supervisors, will receive sealed 500,000 notes. Dated Feb. 21; 1963.
bids
The $375,000 im¬
to
1972 to 1977 inclusive.
1,530,000
Blyth & Co., Inc., Goldman, Sachs
& Co., R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc.,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co., Ira Haupt
Colorado
& Co., First of Michigan Corp.,
Offering—Bosworth, Sul¬ Cooley & Co., and Moore, Leonard
Bond
sealed
.
899,000 3.40s.*Due on'Nov. 1 from
Prin-
livan and Co., Fiscal Agents,- will
State
Offering-^Mabel LVr Cas-
were
Stuart '& Co., Inc. at a
100.037, a het interest
"
Paso
,•
29
syndicate headed by
a
274,000 Is.
No. 11 (P. O.
for
$5,000,000 reve¬
<
Chicago.
El
^
'
Ncw
County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
District,
Dated
'
in
Count
!
$841,000 6s. Due on Nov. 1 from
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
March^"l5 from* 1968 ^hool bonds/ Dated. Dec. lf 1962.
Due on Dec. 4vfrom 1964 to
(M-S)
Orange
Co.;!' inc.,:: E. r F.' provement bonds offered Jan. 21
Co,,.R. H. Moulton
Co., r:Paine,
Durst,
1984.to 1988 inclusive.
Coleta
-Vrr
-!
geles,
and
Inc., at a
&; Co.,
200,000 3V2s. Due on Jan.. 15 fropi
'
:Hutton
&
bonds.
of
Due on March 1
the iiscal
at
or
of $410,000 school bonds.
Dated Cole.
$710,000 3 ^s. Due on'Jan. 15 from April 1, 1963. Due on April 1 from
1964 to 1973 inclusive. Principal
;
1966 to 1983 inclusive. I
t
Other members of the syndicate:
United California Bank, Los An¬
&
Moulton
of about 3.31%, as follows:
Feb; 1 from
1988'incl.
John rNuveen
•
price of 100.29, a net interest, cost
•
from 1965 to
:
R." H,
school
•
cost of about 3.28 %, as follows:
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
bounty Treasurer's office,
Supervisors,
bids
sealed
inclusive;;
interest
Security-^First National, Bank, of
Angeles;
the
cipai and interest (M-S) payable
Car denQrove: Union- High School; County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved .Ly. Orrick, Dahl¬
District? Orange County,- Calif.
quist, Herringtoh" & Sutcliffe.
\
Bond' Offering>- The $910,000
school bonds offered Jan. 22 were
Orange Unified School District,
Los
for
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
R. B. James,
—
Diego until 10:30
awarded; to: a group composed of
\\.:'/;'San''Ber.nai;dinfcCM
26
March 1(.19&.
District,
000 school bonds. Dated March 15,
Orrick,
awarded to
T.
price, of
Feb.
\7 {
offered Jan.
bonds
Halsey,
Diego County, Calif.
Clerk of the Board of
,
Bond Sale—The
-
Oceanside
r
.St. Petersburg, Fla.
COLORADO
Chicago.
by
;
County Treasurer's office.
Feb. 19 for the purchase of $130,-
Hejrrihgton
'
'
225,000 2.30s. Due Oct. 1, 1968.
250,000 2.40s. Due Oct. 1, 1969.
pervisors, will receive sealed bids
at Los Angeles until 9
Oct. 1 from
on
incl.
1966
225,000 2.20s. Due Oct. 1, 1967.
Nesvig, Clefk of the Board of Su¬
on
to
1963
nue
Gordon
—
2.34%*
follows:
$800,000 2.40s. Due
Angeles County, Calif.
Offering
were
composed of
group
net interest cost of about
as
West Covina Unified School Dist.,
Bond
a
reve¬
28
and Pohl & Co., at a price of ;par,
a
Myers.
inclusive.
Jan.
Smith, Herbert J. Sims & Co.; Jnc.j
^ahty approved by O'Melveny
Los
;
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
the country Treasurer^ office,
$21,000
Commission
$1,500,000
offered
awarded to
^om 1964 to. l97 J incluswe. Prinand ®tere^ <W-S).Payable
March 15 from 1964
on
Ventura County,
ors,
incl.
1997
Development
bonds
nue
die, Clerk of the Board of Super-
(PST)
purchase
r
Bond Sale—The
from
1
.
^
CALIFORNIA
Florida
Upland School District, San
Principal
National
Co.,
approved
bonds; offered Jam * 28^^. ? 197^ !vpi-. Dahlquist,
awarded
of
1988
Treasurer's
office, or Bank of America, N. T.
& S. A., San Francisco, Los An¬
geles, or San Diego, or Chase
Manhattan Bank! New York City,
Sale-^The $40,000 school Legality
452—Were
Jan. 1 from 1965 to
(P. O. Tallahassee)', Fla.
Dated
-.
March
a.m.
Nordhoff Union
able at the Town Treasurer's-of-: payable at the County
Rosenfeld & Divelbess,
10
bonds.
Due
Jean Pullan,
bids
Jose until
p.m.! (MST) on Feb.. 25 for
the purchase of $30,0*00 equipment
school
$3,500,000 revenu#
July 1, 1962. Due on
of
bonds. Dated
Bernardino County, Calif.
Bond Offering—V, Dennis War-
bonds.
on
(PST)
purchase
inclusive.
the
for
Ventura
Offering—A. D. Orr, Town Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
until 8
fice.
1983
Bond
Offering
Bond
pay¬
Due
to
ive
purchase
Santa Clara County,
Principal and interest (J-J)
school
1963.
payable at the O'Mel-
Firemtint Union
ARIZONA
receive
the
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
will receive sealed bids at Oak-
& Myers.
veny
& Co.
will
1,
for
26
land until
(PST).
p.m.
the
for
and interest
curities, Inc,, and Shropshire, Fra-
Clerk;
Feb.
Fire
of
Dated March
1, 1963. Due on March 1 from
1964 to 1985 inclusive. Principal
owefy MacArthur & Co.; Cherokee
Bond
at Los Angeles until 9 a.m.
1964
$68,000 fire bonds.
Lahouisse, -Friedrichs & CoKent,
zer
Local Fire
bids
sealed
National
on
Bank,-
purchase
Dated
March 15
on
e r
Commissioners,
Memphis;'
Southern
&
District,'
bonds.
Offering —Gordon T.
$250,000
Offering-r-Phyllis Neuzil,
Secretary
ISquitable Securities Corporation,
First
School
1993 inclusive.
;
,
of.
Los Angeles County. Calif.
:
Bo nd O f f
.
460,000; 3%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1988 to
purchase
school
March 15, 1963. Due
in g—E. Maylon' and interest payable at the County San
Bernardino
until
11
a.m.
Drake, Superintendent of Schools; Treasurer's office.
^
^
.
(PST,),on Feb. 18 for the purchase
will receive sealed bids until FebNiles School District,
of $135,000 school bonds. Dated
19 for the purchase of $100,000
Alameda County, Calif.
:j^March 1, 1963. Due on March 1
school bonds.
Bond Offering - Jack G. Blue,
:r
-
4974 to 1979: inclusive.
..
7:30 p.m. (PST)
for the
Feb. 26 for the purchase
on
$100,000
pervisors; will receive sealed bids County Treasurer's office,
on
follows:
as
26
Feb,
on
oL about: 3.52 %* $400,000 improvement bonds.
interest cost
.
be received until
a
Will
of
from 1964 to 1973 incl. Principal
Nesvig, Clerk of the Board of Su- and interest (M-S) payable at the
Bond
Ceres, Califi
Bond. Offering—Sealed bids
award-!
price of par,
" r
District, Los
Angeles County, Calif.
County Treasurer's office.
,
syndicate headed by Stern,;
Agee & Leach; at
the
u
Bond Sale—The. $1,500,000 war¬
rants offered Jan: 23 were
(PST)
Newhall School
Bond Offering—Sealed bidsvwill
i
be received until Feb. *27 for* the
wers'
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
=
at
V*' Florence, Ala,
\
ir •
>!: ^ 'f;
-
Prin¬
from 1964 to 1988 inclusive.
warrants were sold to Hendrix*&
•.
Feb. 1 from
on
1973 incl.
to
Daytona Beach, Fla.
vl
-
.
Feb. 1 from
on
1964 to 1973 incl.
.
-
•.
1963. Legalitysap-
$200,000 notes. Due
Dated April
1, 1963. Due
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
Dated March 1, 1963. Principal
Legality " approved Nesvig, Clerk of the Board of Su-,
Santa Paula School District,
and interest payable at the City
by White Bradley; Aran|, All and pervisors, will receive sealed bids
Ventura County, Calif.
Treasurer's office, or at any of
Hose,
at Los, Angeles until 9 a.m. (PST);
Bond Offering —• R o b e r t L.
the- fiscal agencies of the City in
Hamm
Clerk
°f the Board of
Conecuh County,Boatd of > Edu* on Feb. 26 for the purchase of New York
City or Chicago. LesUDerJisors wi„ repPivp spiI(lrt
school
bonds.
Dated
-<cation (P. - O: -Evergroen)* .■Ala,-: $130,000
gality approve,! by O'Melveny &
Due on March 1
Warrant • Sale
The $120,000 March 1, 1963.
Birmingham:
receive
proved by Day, Berry & Howard.
bonds.
sewer
will
notes, as follows:
2,725,000 series A bonds,
recreation
bonds. Due
Los
York City or First National Bank,
water
9,800,000 airport bonds.
inclusive?
11,000,000
Bank,
$23,000,000
March Lfrom 1964 to
City Treasurer,
-•
.
.*»■*
'■*
,
*
* 1<« i
East Point,
Bond
City
bids
Offering
Clerk,
until
—
will
Feb.
26
'V'"
"
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v
*>
Ga.
W.
P.
receive
for
Kidd,
sealed
the pur-
•
1/
52
chase
of
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(568)
jointly, at
$1,995,000 various pur¬
■
interest
bonds.
pose
■
,
price of par, a net
a
;
Richmond County School District -f
(P. O. Augusta), Ga.
r?,
„
»
i
Offering—Sealed bids will \
Bond
1966 to
$5,000,000
school
Due ,frim 1964 to 1993 incl,
of : $800,000 improvement
bonds. Dated March 1, 1963. Due
Harvard, III.
idaho /
the
1963.
Treasurer's
County
office.
24
syndicate
a
price of par,
a
cost of about 3.39
1965
inclusive. • The borids -.are4
$282,000 4s. Due
net interest
a
%, as follows:
1,
March 1 from;
on
41964 to 1969 inclusive,
:
Due
V,
.
March
on
1
.
'
25,000 sewer bonds.
i(MST) oh.
Feb. 4 for the purchase of $226,000
refunding bonds." Dated Jan. 1,
1963. Principal and interest pay¬
Feb,
Feb.; 1 from
on
at
$1,875,-
Dated
to
.
from jt97Q.to 1976 inclusive^
CF-A) : payable .at the Fso'mers Na-4
tiohai Bank, Danville, Legality; 211,000 i.Vgs.. Due on March ,1
..from* 1977'to .1979" inclusive/.)
approved by Grafton, Ferguson
Hwa^rworfcs^ond?.
sealed bids until 2 pjn.
bonds
Due
1993
to
of
purchase
school
$1,250,000 im¬
headed by Scharff & Jones, Inc.,
Feb.
on
awarded
were
sealed
(EST)
Sale—The
Legality^ approved by Ross, callable^4^
Principal 4 and rihteresfct 420,000 3y4s,'
Trevett Mattis- Banking Co., McCord, Ice & Miller;4, r *' :
;
Tetbh County Class ""A^SchuDist,.. the
:{4 No, 401(P* Oi Driggs), Itfd. V \
Offerin^--L-^lont" E.4Ben-*
at
the
for
000
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-4
offered Jan, 28- were awarded to
nett,- District Clerk, will ^receive
12
nd
o
provement bonds offered Jan.
Colclough,
receive
bids until 7:30 p.m.
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1984 incl.
Boiid Sale-—-The $125,000 bonds able
^
'
-4
B
Offering — C.
;
Clerk, 4 will
City
cbase
on
Jefferson Parish Garbaget District
No. l (P. O. Gretna), La.
Musekamp; &
Danville, Ky.
Bond
(EST) on Feb. 14 for the pur-ft
,
of
purchase
Bond
'
320,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1 from
41970 to 1974 incl.
bei received until Feb. 19 for the
bonds.
incl.
1968
H<
'-5 %;&2 S-4'4444
<*ive sealed bids untU 2 p.m.
$75,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
.
G.
to
Offering — Edwin VL.
Davies, City Controller/will reBond
-
follows:
,f awarded
4 South Bend Park District, Ind.
,
2.85%, as-
about
of
cost
Monday, February 4, 1963
...
Bond Offering
Edward Weil-
—
.247,000 4s. Due on March 1 from.
Fleischer, '4;-:4:;: 4 4 4444z AzAA^A.
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
AA
/
A baker, Secretary of the Board of
4444^ 4:4 44:41 \ 4 44; ■" 'A"z
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Other members. of tlie, syndi- •
B o n d Offering—The $6,000,000 School
Trustees, \ will receive
Bond Offering—Robert Bi^key',
cate: Equitable Securities Corpo¬
revenue
bonds offered Jan. 29 sealed"bidsi 'until 2 pari; (CDST)
Merrill
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate on Feb. 14 for the purchase of City Clerk, will receive sealed rationLynch,
Pierce,;
able at the Idaho Bank of Com¬
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 5
Fenner & Smith Inc.; Hattier &.
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co., $95,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
merce, Driggs.
Legality approved
for the purchase of $203,000 reve¬
and Glore, Forgan & Co., at a 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from 1963
Sanford, Inc.; Barrow, Leary &
by Dawson, Nagel, Sherman &
nue bonds. Dated Oct, 1,1962. Due
Co.; Ladd Dinkins & Co.; Crane;
price of 100.003, a pet interest to 1972 incl. Interest J-J. Legality
Howard.
-
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $414,-:
funding bonds. Dated Mar. 5,
1963, Pue on Jan; 1 from 1965 to
S0(P
Cook
Bond
y__mv
the
Due
The bonds
;
Illinois*
■
•
-
school bonds offered Jan. 28 were
Awarded to
theun
School Treasurer's office,
Co., ShearsonHammUl
& Co.,
.
Roosevelt & Cross, Braun,
3.08%
as
&
Rodman
(P.O. Minnsboro), La.
Keokuk, Iowa
b
Sale—The $150,000 rever
bonds offered Jan. 24 were
nue
i
n*
'
i
(P. O.
Dec. 1 from
.1980 to 1982 inclusive. '
}c
on
^kport), $1,490,000
III.
The
Sale
Bond
Legality
—
to
syndicate
a
price of
a
par,
net interest*
a
Jan.
17
;
Due
1,006,000 3 V\s.
March
on
1
;
Due; on March 1
from 1970 to 1976 inclusive.
were
Ladd Dinkins
to
4s.
from. 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
$950,000 school
offered
s
$672,000
r44i
& Co.
522,000
3V2s.
Due
on
March
1
from 1977 to 1979 inclusive.
589,000 4s; Due
on
March 1 from
1980 to 1982 inclusive.
Lillian
211,000 Is. Due March 1, 1983.
Clerk," will
City
Bourg,
Other
receive sealed bids until 2:30 p.m.
(CST)
Feb.
on
12
the
for
tificates,
ration;
Merrill
Fenner
follows:
as
members
the
of
syndi¬
cate: Equitable Securities Corpo¬
pur¬
chase of $1,258,000 bonds and cer¬
Chapman
by
approved
at
Hanrahan, La.
Cutler,
&
$3,600,066 im¬
headed- by Scharff & Jones, Inc.,:
Bond and Certificate Offering—
>
300,000 3.20s. Due
awarded
were
and Associates.
oa
i
d
on
awarded
$150,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from Dabney & Tyson, Cherokee Se- awarded to the White-Phillips
curities Co.; Mcl^b^gal
; 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
Condon; Co., Inc. * : v
ialmage &
Dated Jan. 1,1963. Due on July
500,000 3s. Due on Dec. 1 from H. V. Sattley
■44 •• 1969 to 1977 inclusive,
Co., and Robert L. Whittaker & Co. 1 from 1964 to 1969 inclusive.
u/ itn
C
L
lu
Principal and interest (J-J) pay165,000 3.10s. Due on Dec. 1,1978 Wdt
County School D,.tnct No. 98
aWe at the city Treasurer's office.
and 1979.
.
Sale—The
Bond
Renshaw, Townsend,
Gretna), La.
d Sale—The
provement' bonds offered Jan. 24
Franklin Parish Sch. Dist. No. 7
a
follows:
.
M.
cost of 3.39%, as follows:
approved by Chapman &
Bond
Co., Alexandria;. Felix
o n
ford.
Durant.
Cutier
syndicate headed by Bosworth & Co., Inc. Tucker,
John Nuveen & Co., at a price of Anthony & R. L. Day, The Illinois
par, a net. interest cost of about Company, Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
The $225,000- im¬
—
provement bonds offered Jan, 23
were awarded to Hattier & San-
and interest (M_N) payable at the
Ladenburg. Thalmann & Co., Wer-
$1,115,000
Sale—The
Sond
other members of the syndicate:
T
■
,
Bond Sale
callable. Principal
are
Arnold & Derbes;
Rapides Bank.
Co.;
No. I (P. O.
B
Franklin, La.
Nov. 1 from 1976 to 1982 inclusive*
1991.
Sch. No. 230
&
Jefferson Parish Road District
4
school
$205,000
& Kees;
cournau
LOUISIANA
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
Sept. 1,
on
of
purchase
Hutton & Co.; Dorsey & Co.; Du-;
(A-O) payable at the
& Cutler.
man
Di¬
„
until 8 P.m. (CST) on Feb. 15 for
1988 to 1990 inclusive.
100,000; 1/lOs.
of
Board
^ rectors, will; receive sealed bids
545,000 3.20s; Due on Sept. 1 from
County Cansolidated High
(P. O. Or land Rarh),
the
of
Investment Co/; Glas & Co.; E. F.
Kentucky Trust Company, Louis¬ Rives; Steiner, Rouse & Co., and'
ville. Legality approved by Chap¬ Weil Investment Co.
OffeHng^r Lorin L4-Fox,
Secretary
1
2,240,000 3.10s. Due on Sept.
4
,from 1983 to 1987 inclusive.
by Cbapman & Cutler.
'
Durant Community School District,
1979 to 1982 inclusive.
,
Principal
First-City Bank ^ Trust Cpmpany i Dane
or at option of the holder at the1
Trust
1 from 44'4.444S:P:4/4:4:7^
900,000 3s. Due on Sept.
Legality approved
The bonds are callable.
IOWA
1974 to 1978 inclusive.
sealed bids, until 2 pan. (CST) on
on
hnd interest
970,000,3.10s. Due on Sept. 1 from
Kobelenz, City Clerk, will receive
1973 inclusive.
1
on Sept.
from 1966 to 1973 inclusive.
Aurora, III.
Oct; 1; from 1964 to 19891 inch
approved by Ross; McCord, Ice &
Miller.
follows:
as
$1,245,000 3^s. Due
Offering—Charles E.
Bond
•
"
cost of about 3.05%
ILLINOIS
III.
-4-4 Springf ield,
v
Pierce;
Lynch,
Smith
&
Inc.; Hattier &
school bonds offered. Jan. 28 were
Sanford, Inc.; Barrow, Leary &
j
-^Other members of the syndicate:
$650,000 revenue bonds. Due on
Co.; Ladd Dinkins & Co.; Crane
awarded to a group composed of
New London, Iowa
March 1 from 1966 to 1987
Barcus, Kindred & Co.j Rodman & the Northern Trust
Investment Co.; Glas & Co.; E. Fv
Co;, of Chicago,
Boria Offering -^-Fern Dayey,
inclusive. The bonds are callBenshaw', Stifel/' Nicolaus & Co.,
Hutton. & Co.; Dorsey & Co.; Du->
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Town Clerk, will - receive sealed
able.
^: '4_
IricQ ^ Municipal Bond Corp., and Reinholdt &
cournau & Kees; Arnold & Derbesj
Gardner, and Chap- ^1(^s un^ .7 p.m. (CST) on Feb. 4
608,000 sewerage certificates. Due Dane" &
Nongard, Showers & Murray, Inc.
Co.; Rapides Bank &r
man, Hcrwe & Co., at a price of for the purchase of $8,000 im,,
.
■
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Cook County Township
High Sch.
par,
4
4
on
provement bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
net interest cost of about
a
Ro: 207 (P. 0. Park Ridge), 3.22%, as follows:
Dist.
able.
■
Illinois
.-v.''
;
: BoncJ Offering
$565,000 3y4s. Due
145,000 3.10s. Due
worth, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
receive
will
.bids until 7:30 p.m.
6
for
the
school
bonds.
1963. Due
on
March'
Dec. 1 from
on
receive
605,000 3%s.. Due
1,
Jackson,
Jan. 1,1978
on
and 1979.;
4
1965 to
(CST)
Jan. 1 from
on
of
1980 to 1983 inclusive.
.
Offering
bids
1, 1963. Due
approved by Chapman & Cutler,
INDIANA
1964
to
Downers, Grove (P. O. Chisago),
Hancock County (P. O.
J-D.
■
Illinois
."•■zJ
z
Greenfield), Ind.
~\
(M-N)
eft;
sealed
oh
Offering—Laura
bids
Feb.
$360,000
until
11
-
S.
Gef-
for
11
purchase
revenue' bonds.
1; 1963, Due
1964
to
1989
incl.
(CST)
a.m.
the
Feb.
-
of
Dated
'
? 150,000 hos-
May 1' from
on
The
bonds
Interest
M-N.
Bank
&
Trust
^
X
v
^
^
*
,
Oo.
'
r-,
* >''
''
*'
Legality
nue.
,i
\
.
4,'~'
'-4
v
of
and
interest
the
Louisiana '4
M.-
1 e—The
a
:'
$1,500,000 im¬
Gretna), La. provement bonds offered, Jan. 24
4 awarded
to a
syndicate
headed by Scharff & Jones, Inci
/were
and John Nuveen & Co., at a price;
of
par, a net
about 3.38%, as
$44,969 certificates. Due from
County
at
Felix
Investment Co.
Bond S
v
(CST) on Feb. 7 for the purchase
are
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
v
$415,666
,•
interest cost
follows:
4V2s. Due
on
of
Feb. 1 from
1965 to 197 J inclusive.
Community Center*' 4 370,000
Jefferson Parish
and Playground District NoZ 4 44
(P. O. Gretna), La.
3.02s.
Due
Feb.
on
1
from 1974 to 1979 inclusive..
4
625,000 3.40s;: Due on Feb. 1
The $500,000 im- ;
from 1980 to 1887: inclusive.
v provement
bonds offered Jan. 24
Other members. of th^4 syhdi^
Sale—The $443,000 build¬
were
awarded
to
aJisyndicate cate: Hattier & Sanford;
Barrow;
KANSAS
Bond Sale
^
—
.
.
A Bond
ing
bonds
offered
Jan.
15
were
headed
awarded to the Commerce Trust
were
at
Co. of Kansas City.
v
iT AV100'°0° reve"
offered Jan. 24
bonds
s
-
Abilene School District, Kansas
°
i
^
'
Alexandria;
Lafayette Parish (P. O. Lafayette),
LaBruyere, Finance Director, will
receive sealed bids until 2- p'.m.
.
.
Lafayette, Ind.
are
bonds
Weil
,
Certificate Offering—Edward P.:
penter> Ahlers & Cooney.
were
Co., In¬
ia
dianapolis. •••="•'
'
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
.
v
Principal
payable
awarded to the American Fletcher
National
„
callable.
f
*?
Clerks will, receive pital bonds offered Jan. 22
Village
The
H.V.»
**
,
Jefferson Parish (P. O.
p.m.
Treasurer's office. Bannister, Car-
™
,/^Bond
2
Nov. 1 from
on
incl;
1980
callable.
:
until
-
Co.,
Rives; Steiner, Rouse & Co., and
tin, Himel, Morel & Daly*
y'v iX 7'/4'' K
$600,000 hospital bonds. Dated
Feb.
Interest
"L'
-
Feb. 5 for the purchase
Legality
incl.
1982
^
County, Treasurer,' will
sealed
on
: ■,,
.
Trust
call-
i,
CliffordvT;
—
are
4 Dated March
1963, Interest
M-S. Legality approved by Mar--
(P. O. Creston),
Iowa
Jan. 1,1976
Bond
175,000 3.20s. Due
Feb.
of $6,800,000
Dated
on
.
.
1964 to 1973
The bonds
^
Union County,
.and 1977.
sealed
(CST)
purchase
1971 inclusive.
Jan. 1 from.
on
inclusive.!
1966 to 1975
Harold Mark-
—
March 1 from
inclusive.
1963. Due on June 1 from 1963 to
'
by Scharff & Jones,' Inc.,
cost of
'
price of par,
a
Co.;. Rapides
Leary
&
Trust
net interest
about 3.49%, as follows:4
a
Co.,
Rouse
&
Bank
81
Alexandria; Steiner,
Co., and Wheeler &
.
Sharon Springs, Kan.
$115,000 4s. Due on March 1 from Woolfolk, Inc."
•
'
Dupage County Community High 4 John Nuveen & Co., and City
1964 to 1969 inclusive.'
< :
"
Bond 'Sale-^-The $174,000 reveLouisiana Fiscal Authority (P.OAA
School District No. 95
4 55,000 3 ^ s.' Due on? March
(P. O.
' Securities Corp., and composed of nue bonds were sold to Milburn1;
Baton Rouge), La..
/
■. Wheaton), III.,
'
1976 and 1977. f
;
1
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Cochran & Co., Inc.
Bond
y
\
i
Vi""'r'tV"'"
•
■;
v
;
Z.'y.
.'X, X A''
awarded to
a
'
-
.
-
_
Bond Offering—L. D.
,
Hamilton, Smith Inc., Braun, Bosworth &Co.,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Inc.,
tion, will receive sealed bids until
8 p.m. (CST) on Feb, 6 for the
&
.
purchase
of
$3,343,000school
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on
C>ct. 1 from 1965 to 1981 incl. In-r
terest A-O. Legality approved by
Chapman & Cutler.
offered
as
were
340,000
3s.
Due
on
.at
!
Jan.
1
-
Jan.
School
Town,
bonds
offered
&
Share
Corp.
Jan.
price of
a
par,
&
'
,
$21,000 33/4s. Due
1 from
s.
1964
to
1968
Jan.
on
hos-
"
1
v*.
•*.-*. f
*' '4
.
4
'
:
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Sanford,
'
'
*■
*'• % '
Sale—The $375,000
offered
State
„4
;
4 \A'''
*
;
000,000
of
the
syndi¬
March
Lynch,
&;Smith
Inc.;
from
Pierce,
Inc.; Hattier &
Barrow,
Leary
Jan.
29
reve¬
were
t
& Kees;
Co.,
Alexandria;
Bank
Felix
Investment
Co.
oni
State
; bonds. 4 Dated
to
callable.
or
.
at
the
approved
Dawson
&
The
Principal and
office,
State's
agency in New York
ity
March 15
(M-S) /payable
Treasurer's
Rouge
on
inclusive.
1982
at
the
Baton
fiscal
City. Legal¬
by i-Wood, 4King,
Logan. \ rv''/ 4-4
4
&
Madisonville,
M.
Rives; Steiner, Rouse & Co., and
Weil
are
interest'
&
Arnold & Derbes;
Co.jf Rapides
revenue
15, 1963. Due
1964
bonds
Hutton & Co.; Dorsey & Co.; Ducournau
Treasurer, will receive
March 6 for the purchase of $20,-.
1982 inclusive.':
members
Tugwell,
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (CST)
Co.; Ladd Dinkins & Co.; Crane
Trust
bonds
4 March 41
Investment Co.; Glas & Co.; E. F.
Dane
nue
1980 to
on
v 4
Casey County (P. O. Liberty),
Bond
Due
Merrill
Fenner
4
•
Offering—A. P.
1,
Equitable Securities Corpo-r
ration;
1 from
^"' 4
on
/.
4 Vs s.
from
cate:
Boyce,
March
1979.-.'4.- ;:4. , '
on
Jan. 1 from
incl.
"
44
Kentucky
,
were
Indianapolis Bond
.
1978 to
Other
were
4 41977 to 1992 incl. 44 *4
v
:
interest
net
a
124,000 3V2S. Due
21
.4 4:
"
96,000
cost of about 3.47%, as follows:
from
.4
Indiana
:
Sale —The $180,000
awarded to Stein Bros.
Jan. 1 from
Bond Sale—The $250,000 school
awarded to the
Inc.,
Bond
Ky.
3.60s4 Due
59,000
4
>
pital bonds offered Jan. 21
1983 to 1984 incl.
and
on
200,000 3V8S. Due
awarded to Barcus, Kindred & Co.
White-Phillips^ Co.,
2.97%,
.
41964 to 1978 incl.
Benton,
<
-
'*
-4
v
KENTUCKY
price of 100.011,
on
v
*
•
Hughes
follows:
Munster
24
a
$860,000 2%S. Due
$395,000 school
Jan.
Co., Inc., at
1979 to 1982 incl.
Illinois
bonds
Raffensperger,
net interest cost of about
a
4: .-44/
Oil; Page County Common School
*District No. 44 (P. O. Lombardo)i
Bond. Sale—The
and
V-■
syndicate headed by
;
Bond
Offering
—
La.
Mrs.
Edith
Bischoff, Town Clerk, will receive
■/A:
Volume
Number 6235
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(569)
f
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
19
Feb.
000
for
bonds,
the
<CST) on
purchase
of
bonds,
purchase of $66,-
follows:
follows:
as
as
$11,500,000
Rosemount
revenue
Bond
$10,500,000 water bonds.
$22,000 improvement bonds.
Due
Bond
Offering—Alfred M. Pel-
Bond Sale—The
bonds
nue
A. C.
$2,700,000 reve¬
offered
awarded to
sealed bids until April
Jan.
29
purchase
were
bonds.
the
Allyn & Co., Inc., at
of par, a net
bonds
awarded
$530,000 4s. Due
-
«
&
755,000 3^s. Due on Sept, 1 from
-
1974 to 1982 inclusive. '.
\-
215,000 3%s. Due
-V l983
■
:
on
100.107,
/
:
about
>
1971
to
«•'
r
>'
Bond Sale—The
bonds
awarded' to
Inc., Bay Allen,
Inc.; M.
Beaumont,
/
,
'Offerings-Marion Fugle¬
10
for
(CST)
on
March
purchase
of
the
24
were
improvement bonds.
The
—
protection bonds
V'ermilioh Parish Rdad Dist. No. 1
Offering
—
Jan.
9
un¬
ment
Due
bonds.
Dated April
bids until 5 p.m.
1, 1964.
(CST)
by
1, 1963. Due
1964
M-S.
Charles
1982
to
Legality
&
Trauer-
for the purchase of
"
Sanitary*
Baudkite Indep. Sthdol
(P. O. Annapolis),
Maryldnd
'
'
Treasurer
the
of
Bond
''i
.,
Bond Offering—Elmer E.
Sanitary
City
Clerk,
.
Bond Offering
11
Bloomington,
'*?'/V.
V
•
';
•
■
'.V
.
■
tax
•
"-«
,
000,000 bonds,
Bond
George's County (P. O.
Upper Marlboro),-Md.
Bond Offering — Sealed bids
will
be
received "until
(CST)
March 13 for the purchase
on
of
$3,500,000 improvement bonds;:
will
receive
(Mgp on
bonds,
as
Minn.'
830,
•
'
r:
$12,750,000 bonds, as follows: ■;v; Bond Sale—The $120,000 school
bonds
offered
Jan!
21
were
$12,000,000 school bonds.- :
-
awarded to
750,000 parkway bonds.
J.
Washington Suburban Sanitary
y
ton.
be
received. untilk 11
on
unlimited
follows:
as
C,
< •.,
(EST)
tax
r
livan,
IW1
■ -r
follows:
1965 to
:
1
/
/ 1969 to
•
.
4,000,000 water bonds.
cost of about
1971
Jan. 1 from
on
Jan. 1 from
on
incl.
'
-
45,000 2.60s. Due On Jan. 1 from
?
■
massachusetts
1972 to 1974 incl.
r
offered
12
Clerk,
until
for
(P.
O.
Boston), Mass."
Lake of the
■
be
received
7
Feb.
for
until
the
noon
(EST)
purchase
of
Bond
County
on
Feb.
Medheld, Mass.
Hartford
Trust
"\y
Co.,
100.669,
a
as
•
National
price
at ;a
will
able.
Dated
proved
of;
by
A-O.
Dorsey,
*
-J
.
Detroit, Mich.
*>
•
Offering—Alfred M. Pel-
No.
s
279, Minn.
Feb.
sealed
$2,000,000 school bonds.
until
April 9 for the
1966
to
Dated
bonds.
Due
on
Feb.
on
$110,000
of
March
1
incl. Principal
(M-S) payable at the
1":
Pittsfield School District,
receive
on
April
Owen,
ham, City Controller, will receive
bids
1963.
1,
sealed
new hampshire
1,
N. H.
that the State
Feb.
on
bonds
offered
454—were
Jan.
100.45,
29—v.
awarded
Hutton & Co., as
W.
to
3.10s, at
basis
a
197, p.
at the
cost
a
of
price
about
Atlantic
(CST)
the ^purchase
:
on
;of
-r*;-
City, N. J.
o n
is
the
balance -of
the
the "electorate
sold
d
s •
offered
awarded to
a
Jan.
29
were
group composed
Feb.
1,
1963
Dated
Nov. 1 from
to
(M-N)
payable
Marine
the
at
of New
Midland Trust Co.
York
bySykes,
City. Legality approved
Galloway 8c Dikeman.
Elmira, N. Y. ^
Sale—The
Bond
„■
$902,000 ..im¬
$32;000,00.0 Slate Rec¬
Conservation Band
Bonds. The bonds will be offered
price
about
tending from 3 to 22 years.
this
additional bonds
out
the
prior
electorate.
date
for
Nov. 5,
The
such
financing,
approval
earliest
Treasurer
approval would be
NeW Turk City,
of
the
has
Investment,
*>$$$&
Bond Sale
bonds
at
The
—
offered
Jan.
net interest
a
N. Y.
$108,200,000
sold
29, were
2.9346%
of
cost
to
The
headed v:by
syndicate
a
'Chase Manhattah Bank. Their bid
also
Kervick
Director
cost; of
«
of our by Comptroller Abraham
D.
possible Beame. The bonds were awarded
1963."
nounced that William F.
Jr.,
no
be sold with¬
can
of 100.56/ a basis
2.95%/ : r / Y / »
?
"that trpon the
added,
completion of
an¬
Voorhees,
Division
been
of
appointed
price t>f 100.02398 netted the City
a
premium of $25,957.18 for bonds
bearing interest
coupons
fol¬
as
lows:
The Issuing Offi¬
$54,750,606 3s, due in from 1 to
the Honorable Rich¬
30. -years.
' '-/v
ard J. Hughes, Governor, Honor¬
25,150,000 2.80s, due in from 1
able Abram M. Vermeulen,. State
/';/ to 16 years."
/'•
Comptroller, and Honorable John 28,360,660
2.70s, due in from 1
Secretary
to
cials, who
are
v
Kervick, State Treasurer.
Pemberton
:;
■
to 5 years.
The
Township School Dist.
proceeds of
the
will
sale
provide: $7.5 million for subway
(P. O. Pemberton), N. J.
or
Bond Offering — Ralph H. •construction, , reconstruction
Hulick, Secretary of the Board Of •additions; $18 million for acqui¬
sition of transit rolling stock; $10
Education,
will
receive
sealed
p.tn. (EST) on Feb. 11
purchase of $890,000 school
J, 1962. Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1982 inclusive.
Principal and interest (M-N)
of able
at
Mitchell.
par.
on
on
$2,595,-
incl. Principal and interest
1988
will
"in .serial form with
J.
3Vss, at
receive
XE&T)
,
Banki
as
will
and
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter;
B. J, Van Ingen & Co., and John
Ryan & Co.
bonds.
school
1963. Due
planning to sell,
bonds. Dated Nov.
Bond Sale—The $800,000 school
b
tel, District Clelk,
■sealed bids until 3 p.m.
provement bonds offered Jan, * 30
were
awarded / to -the'; Eankqrs'
AOquistion Bonds and $26,600,000 -Trust
Co.,- New York and RooseState
Institution
Construction velt &
-Cross,-jointly, as 3s, at;?i
reation
for the
.;.,,
Offering—Leigh W. Pot-
general election of Nov. 7,
bids until 8
new Jersey
V'SM
(P. O. Horseheads), N.
Bond
006
The bonds to be
1961.
E.
3.04%.
Mar-
'
19,
and CdyUta,
/ Central School District No. 1
Feb. 7 for the purchase of
1, 1963.
bonds authorized by
A.
Bond Sale—The $290,000 school
ap¬
: Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
for
(CST)
p.m. ;
.
'
Legality
be receivd until 8 p m.
18
receive
County Treasurer's office of BUfr
falo CoUnty. Legality approved
Haag,
(CST)
ap¬
Jersey (State of)
Treasurer
1
Arlette Neal,
—
assessment
1965
frbm
Independent School Dist...
.
Kirkpatfick-Pettis
purchase
and interest
April 1 from 1965 to, of
Interest
were
,
purchase of con¬
on
michigan
•
..
1982 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
Bank
3s,
G.
F.
basis cost of about 2.91 %., quart, Windhorst & West,:;
*
Bond
the
bonds.
Osseo
'
for
20
1963. Due
-
Sale—The $545,000 bonds
Jan. 30 were awarded to
offered
the
■
—
Treasurer,
struction
•
County
sealed bids Until 5 p.m.
$36,-
521,000 notes.
Bond
Woods
Offering
23
by Lane, Baird, PedOrsen & Hag-
•
(P. O. Baudette), Minn.
\
Note Offering—Sealed bids will
;;
March 15
Jan.
will
7
the
March
gart.
Massachusetts Housing Authority'
on
Baldwin, Big Flats, Catlin, Ertri,
Horse heads, Veterans
construction
bonds.
Principal and interest (M-S)
Legality
' ;
NEW YORK
26,000,000
Newark.
—
E. F. Hutton 8i Co., jointly*
"I would like to point out," the
special
;
1968/incl;";."C
35,000 2.40s: Due
$10,000,000 construction bonds.
1
as
$40,000 2.10s. Bue
:
r'
p.m.
bonds. Dated
Kearney, Neb.
bids
net interest
a
a
The $500,000 hos¬
pital bonds offered Jan. 22 wCre
awarded to 'Quinn & Co;, And
Donovan,
Hanrahan,
& Bane/
consist pf
Bond Offering
National
and
Bank, Tren¬
Bond Sale
Mcfeovem
Co./
City
2.63%,
bonds,
■
7
1978 incl. The bonds
awarded to the
Piper,
Jpar,
April 22 for the purchase of
$14,000,000
until
revenue
1964 to
Allison-Wil¬
Co.,
awarded to
were
NEW MEXICO
Legality approved by Sul¬
New
composed of
group
&
Minneapolis,
■Bank,
...
a.m.
Dain
*
Quay County (P. O. Tucumcari),
(M-S) payable at the First
Dated March
callable.
Jaffray & Hop wood, at a price of
^-X;y-V..Maryland
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
,
M.
a
liams Co., Northwestern
,
bids
15, 1963. Due
bonds
of
pay¬
;& Co.
follows:
as
& Wood.;
Bond Sale—The $492,000 school
.
No.
On Oct.
inclusive.
1"978
purchase of $58,-
proved by Hawkins, DClalield
Feb. 11 for the purchase
$317,000
are
to
Bond Sale—The $1,087,000 bonds
(EST) on
a.m.
March 1 from 1966 to 1985
Bank,
Holt County Scfiool District Ho. ^
Independent Sch. Dist.,
a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 26 for the purchase
7,District (P. O. Hyattsville)
on
from
1963
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the National State
(P. O. O'Neill), Neb.
Janesville
11
sealed
March
Offering—Sealed bids will
from
&
Cm, Rariauer, Stein 8c Co^
John A. Ker- LCbChthal & Co. and J. R. Boss
Trenton National
nebraska
ceive
Minn
-Dated April 1, 1963. Due
group composed of John J. Ryan
Bond Offering—State Treasurer
Bond Offering—A. G. Kleman,
City Clerk and Treasurer, will re¬ John A. Kervick armouhced Jam 29
Elec¬
be received Until 12:30 p.m.
/*)•An--.
Prince
•;
f
.
V,.
19 for the
Feb.
est
follows;'
of
March 5
on
bonds, i.
sewer
V.-
(EST)
a.m.
Star
•
offered Jan. 28
(K 6,
vick, State Treasurer, will receive
,.y
tric Corp./
bids
the'- purchase "of ' $7,500,000
fQr
North
—
sealed bids until 11
$54,000 improvement bonds.
were
as
Trenton), N, J.
]
$170,000
(CST)
to the
of
New Jersey State of
;
Beatrice, Neb.
24
F.
26,000,000 COnstTufctiOn bOndS.
Rob¬
unlimited
District,
Jan.
$1,-
bonds,
Director > of the able at the Boardwalk National
Investment, ^will re¬ Bank, Atlantic City. Legality -ap¬
V;V inclusive. Principal and inter¬
Feb. 6 for the purchase of
Sale-^The $60,060 funding
offered
awarded
Com¬
mission, will receive sealed
until
bonds
Dunn,
tax
New Mexico
No. 386, Minn.
Anne Arundel County
Commission
.'
,
purchase of
follows:
as
78,500 improvement bonds.
ing bonds. Dated March 1, 1963.
A-O; Legality
Due on March 1 from 1964 to 1973
37,500 improvement bonds.
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.' inclusive. Interest M-S.
Legality !;; Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
approved by Briggs & Morgan
the
407JIO0fmpi^veme!ht^
256,006 SChfbci bonds.' /
$32,060j006 state re6reetion bonds;
Interest
maryland
for
Unlimited
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
on
sealed bids until 7 p.m.
$25,000 build¬
receive
(EST) on-
WdOd.
April 1 from 1966 to 1983'
on
inclusive.
Will
follows:
1
$32,000,000 recreation bonds. Due
;
Feb. 14
on
28
237,000
>.
purchase of $58,000,000 bonds,
montana
Sagen,
Clerk,
Waawob&N. J.
nicht.
Village Clerk, will received sealed
'
City, N. J.
the
O. St. Lbuis),
March
Interest
ertson,
Bond Offering—Gerhard
(CST) on March 5 for
the purchase of $185,600 improve*
a.m.
•-
William
—
by
Jr.,
Feb. 19 for the
inclusive.
24
.
*■
Offering
Division
Glasgow, Mont.
Jury, will receive sealed bids
til
Bond
°Ih-
:
New Jersey *
1
Voorhles,
| Bond Offering—Oscar A.
Audubon, Minn.
1
City
Feb.
/
1
;
'
\
inclusive.
Co., $586,006
&
Ne'uf jfhrsey (P.O. Trenton),
v
1973
ceive sealed bids until Feb. 19 for
from
-
J.- Ryan
John
pur¬
boncts.
Bond Offering—Frank J. Quig-
%chdoi
$69^
"
Mehlville School
on
Dated
March
and
school
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
«'V'"'■' J":- a''A'*'*
by
approved
R-9 (P.
(CST)
bonds.
Marcus A.
Broussard, Secretary Parish Police
Co.,
to
Ventntir
Dela-
jqintiy,
op
purchase of $1,560,000 school
(P. O; Abbeville), La.
Bond
1963. Due
1964" to 1988 indi;,
Callable. InteTest
approved
awarded to Goodbody & Co.
were
v.,
the
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
Jan.; 23;; were
to B. J./Van Ingen &
awarded
for
$990,000
1964
'V v;..: ley,
BoUd S'alfe^The
sealed
receive
19
terest F-A. Legality approved
Co., Fair Lawn. Legal¬
approved by Hawkins,
Feb.
of
from
Lawn-Rad-
Fair
Jrr^t
Weim-
Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on Feb. 1
1963.
bonds" of fere d
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
$74,000 fire
offered
^
were
tion, will receive Sealed bids Until
8 p.m.
the
at
will
until
chase
$240,000
of
C.
Jr., Secretary of the Board of
bids
Feb.
Linwood, N.
Missouri
offered Jan. 21
sealed
on
March 1 from 1964 to 1981
on
ity
aUd;>Trauei*nlcht.
do.
purchase
burn Trust
reve¬
Jan. >22
1,
(EST)
p.m.
the
payable
T6oUd DffeUng—E. H. Roesler,
Michigan//v
Sale
;
Moss Bofnt.
Legality
v
District
Township fP. O. Saginaw)
Bond
;
Bond Offering—Geo.
incl. Principal and interest (M-S)
missouri
on
12
Due
and
.
8
field & Wood.
Merchants
St. Louis County,
awarded to E. H. Schneider
Thomas
$1,TOO,000
a.m.
ate
,
sewer¬
& Co.
Jury, will receive sealed bids un¬
til
Jan.
from
bonds
; Charlea
thejOld Kent Bank &
Rapids/
assessment bonds
.were
Secretary and Parish Police
man,
The
Michigan
•
:
Bond Sale—The $82,000 special
Louisiana
.
March 1
.
jfcrortf
Portage Township (P. O. Portage),
i>
Rapides \Parish (P. O. Alexandria),
.
the
Trust Co. of Grand
B.
Dane & Co., Ihc.
and Schweickhardt & Co.
$25,000
offered
J. M. Dain &. Co.,
Bond
\
,
M-S.
'Grand Haven), Mich.
Lom-
&
offered
MaTch
-Dated
incl.
1978
bonds
JMTaririe Bank of
Ottawa County (P. O.
age
Vick & Co., Inc.,
awarded" to
Co., Inc. How¬
Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc.,
&
nue
for
receive
will
until
school bonds. Dated March 1,
by
^
Ridge field,- School DistN.
.
F.
Education,
14
Legality
Boiid Bale-^-The $300,000;
,
of
of
-
Donald
Education,
1, 1963. Due
M-S.
District, N. J.
—
er,
bids
Feb. 19 for
Moss Point, Miss.
follows:
as
March
Offering
Fusco, Secretary of the Board of
bids
mississippi
&
cost
,
bardo, Inc., Mullaney, Wells & Co.,
Olson
interest
^ 1963 to 1970 incl,
\
345,OOO 3s. Due on May 4
syndicate:
Stubbs, Watkins
Co.,
price
a
:
1992./,
ard, Weil, LaboUisse, Friedrichs
&
Ripley
sealed
on
Interest
were
,
$230,000 2%s. Due un May 1 ..frehi
200,000 l^s. Due Sept. 1,
Other members of the
at
net
a
2.94%,
Sept. 1 from
to 1991 inclusive.
Newman Brown &
Co.;- jointly,
Walde-
Dorsey, Owen,
Mar quart, Windhorst & West.
KehoWerv MacAtthur
\
,
(CST)
approved
23
Harriman
to
Sept. 1 from
on
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
Jan.
offered
,
E.
purchase of $1,700,000 school
clusive.
Community Sch. Dist., Mich.
Bond Sale—The $575,000 school
3.45,%,.as follows: .k'X'vvi:
;
sewer
Dexter
price
a
interest cost of about
Bond
March 1 from 1965 to 1989 in¬
on
v
•
O.
—
receive
bonds. Dated
16 for the
$7,000,000
///•/;.,/■ 'J/#//
syndicate headed by
a
of
will
until 1 p.m.
ham, City Controller, will receive
Opelousas, La.
Offering
cation,
Detroit, Mich.
/ 1968 to 1983 inclusive.
Fair Lawn School
196, Minn.
land, Clerk of the Board of Edu¬
1,000,000 parking bonds.
from 1967 to 1983 inclusive.
44,000 revenue bonds. Due from
Indep. School District
No.
53
the
Mechanics
Burlington.
proved; by
••
pay¬
National
Legality
ap¬
Caldwell/ Trimble
.
"V-
&
million
for
acquisition, construc¬
tion
or
addition to the water
of,
supply system; $6 million for the
construction
of,
or
.
addition "to,
Sewage disposal plants, including
land;
$6
million
provements.
-
r.
-
v
-
for
-
dock
'
-
/
Also, $7v25 million for construc¬
tion
of
public
buildings
and for ;
54
(570)
sMf-sustaining
capital
improve-
million for sites and
construction of school buildings;
$16
merits;
$1 million for Sites and construetion of college
buildings; $1.8 mil-
lion for school building additions;
$4.4 million for school alterations.
Also, $1.2 million for repavihg
Gregory & Sons; J. A. Hogle &
Co.; E. F. Hutton & Co., Inc.; National; State Bank of Newark;
Reynolds & Co., Inc.;/ Banco dePonce, Ponce, P. R.; Dempsey^Tegeler & Co., Inc.; Fahnestock
& Co.; The First National Bank of
Memphis; First National,Bank in
Toledo,/ Sutro
Co.,
(EST)
Feb. 6 for the purchase $1,800,000 6s. Due
on
Coi, Inc.; Houston; Wacho- .Oct. 15, 1962! Due
liaus &
Via
& Co.;
Bros.
Bank
Salem;
Co., Winston-
&/Trust
Oct. 15 from
on
1,900,000
Prihcipal
l992 vinclusive.
1963 to
Bid^ tral New
Yarnall,
Philadelphia;
Legality
'die--&/Co.i-Fhilhdelphia,i:Legality
York,-; Oswego office.
by Sullivan,
by' Sullivan,
660,000 sanitary
sewer
180,000 6s. Due
fireproof buildings; $1.35
of
June Ifrom
on
.
v
$5
tion
j June I
1979 inclusiv^/
'
1980 to 1985 inclusive* :
; ;
500,000 * l/10s; Due on' June 1,
: '•<. 1986>an<1^1987'dncdusive.;;^;^:/^
-
approved
approved
million for construe- St. Louis; Henry Harris & Sons, Monroe County (P. O.
New York
Inc.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
million for parking .fields
and Detroit; Mercantile. National Bank ;
Rochester, No Y.f
Bond Offering
G o r d o n A;
bfferfngL/j;^..
permanent improvements in con- at Dallas; . ^Hbwsj Director; nf Finance;: will
Bilyersteiri^
nection with the 1964-65 World's/;/ NewY tork//?Hanseatic/ /Corp.; receive sealed. bids until* 11 a.m. City ^Comptroller*
will / receive
Fair.
"...
:
RauScher, Pierce & Co., Inc., Dal- (EST) on Feb.-14 for the purchase jseaSed Jbids ^ntiI/3/p,pti.5;(B^)^9
Also... $11.6 million for altera- las; State Street/ Bank & /Trust' of'$12,380)900Ifnyrovem'eht'lSdnd^, Feb. 7 for the purchase of $10,:
050,000 notes, as follows:
tions to
v
public buildings, ^ park Co., Boston; Stern Brothers &. Co., as follows:
improvements and :street light- Kansas. City; Stroud & Co., Inc.; $10,358,000 building bonds/ /
$2,050,000 notes.
Due
Feb.
13,
streets;
Due. on
,
1,800^000 3s. Due
;:Detroit;-,v.Robert:'/L;:/'WfeittakerY&--;Marine/Mi^an4'.T^st.Cd.f"pFCen^
Co;;
2%
I973;to'
from
^
Watling,' Lerchen & 'Co., and interest (A-O) payable at the
=
June 1 from
on
Underwood,^^I^etu/ 'of $91,OOO!- water//bohds/l/pated^
Talmage & Coi;
on
bonds.
June 1 from
1964 to 1972 inclusive.
,
,
r
140,000 2%s. Due
June 1 from
on
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
,
290,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
-
1980 to 1985 inclusive.
-
;'
•
-
Philadelphia; Trust'Co. of Geor- 1,571*000 airport bonds.
Chas.;E.Weigold& 257,000 ah- rights dpnds.//
Co., Inc.; K. D. White & 'Cd.;' / 118,000 park l?ohds,
ll»,uuu parK oonas.
American ^National Bank^of v St. 76,000 airport crash trunk bonds.
'-m
^
,'«««
A
Paul; Auchincloss,* Parker & RedDated Feb. 1, 1963. Due on F
path; J. Barth & .Co./ San Fran- 1 from 1964 to 1991 inclusive.
cisco; .The Boatmen'sNational.
Principal and Interest (F-A)
Bank of St. Louis;
payable at the Genesee Valley
judgments, claims and awards;: gia, Atlanta;
$600,000
for the, City's contribu-;
tioj^to the IRT and-BMT pension
proyements and street and, park
;
,
,
on
tional Bank, Atlanta;
15, in each year in annual
Aug.
City Nation-
al Bank & Trust Co., Kansas City;
,
instalments of $11,875,000
The, Citizens and Southern Na-
:
.
bonds will be payable
The
yearly
Kansas City;
for
1964
and' 1965;
$11,575,000/Cooley '/&:/Co., Hartford; Dewar*/
yearly for 1966 and 1967; $6,775,- Robertson & Pancoast, San. An000 for 1968; $5,075,000 yearly for
tonio'; The Fort Worth. National
1§69 to 1972, inclusive;. $4,725,000 Bank, Fort Worth; Robert Garrett
for
1973;
1974
,
to
'
yearly
$2,525,000
inclusive;
1983,
Commerce Trust Co.,
for
&
$450,000
r. Hanauer &
and $200,000 for
ness &
Hill, Inc., Boston; Hayden,
Miller
&
/
/The second bid submitted
•indicate
National
headed'by
•
by
a
First'
the
Co., Newark; Hark-
b
of 100.39 provided for a pre- Inc . D. A.
iniuin
of
$421,980.00 f or f bonds Kobinson bearing interest
coupons
fol-
as
,
Co.;
The
Humphrey?: Co.,
■
&
ling National Bank & Trust Co. of
,
1
New York;. Tollner & Bean,
Inc.;
to 30 years.
* ; Tuller & Zucker; Walston' &, Co.,
25,150,000 2%s, due in from 1 inc.; Wells & Ch'ristensenV Inc.;
to 10 years.
1
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.;
2V4S,
28,300000
to
-The
5
years.
last
in
due
,
1; to
30
from
.
1
Robert
.
public sale
900,000. of 3%i 2.70%
awarded
banks
w
&
&
Baird
Co>>
Inc>
year Serial Bonds was
Oct. 24, to the First
Inc.,
Chicago; Blunt Ellis
Co.,
able
Financing
it
Group,
were
of
$40
pay-
w
im/n196rf3;W draan
million, dated Jan.
M
$50
of
1963,
May
payable
6,
1963,
redeemable oh or/after April 26,
iqfiQ
AyD<5iV'
.
YV
i
V
l7/s%
of
redeemed
at
li
j
interest at the
1
rate
j
a
year
the
and may be
option
the
of
Comptroller upon notice.
Manhattan
Chase
City Bank
at
group
bett & Pickard, Inc.,
a ;iien
Collins
Reed,
Hoyt,
Washburn
$19,-
&
Bank
by
National
National
First
Atlanta, and John Nuveen
& Co
Mc-
.
Carthy.
NORTH DAKOTA
(p Loudonville),
Q
Bernardino of Saint College
Siena
Richland and Sargent Counties,
Y.
Offering
Edmund
—
Lidgerwood School District
F.
No. 28
(P. O. Lidger wood),
North Dakota
Christy, O.F.M., President, will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
receive sealed bids until 10 a.m.
(EST) on Feb. 13 for the purchase be received until 3 p.m. (CST)
of $768,000 revenue bonds. Dated on March 5 for the purchase of
Oct. 1, 1961. Due on Oct. 1 from $507,000 school bonds.
1964 to 2001 incl. Interest A-O. Traill
approved
County,, Mayville Sch. Dist.
Sullivan,
by
Sea
Hillshoro), TV. D.
(P. O
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
Lane,
Bond Sale—The $220,000 school
bonds
cliff
offered
Jan.
22
were
awarded to the American Nation^
B0nd Offering—Gordon Hamil- a] Bank of St. Paul, at
ton
vilIage
cejve
Treasurer,
bids
sealed
>/'pg'tv ori
.
will
until
for the
k
of
vA
$210,000
1963
to
im
and interest
on
incl
par,
p.m.
_
bonds.
UUHUo,
:
June 1
1971
40,000
Smithtown Central School District
*
'
°:
^
&
'
c
'
'
.
Nov.
on
f
.
from
1
1977 incl.
on
Nov. I from
,1978 to 1981 incl.
c
.
Nov. 1 from
on
60,000 3%s. Due
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
:
1974 incl.
Due
3s.
1975 to
by
836,000; First National City Bank,
.
to
„
Nov. 1 from
on
50,000 2.70s. Due
Bank, Sea Cliff
approved
,
__
000 2.30s. Due
/1964 to 1970 incl.
Prineipai
(J-D) payable at the
Legality
a price of
net interest cost of 3.04%,
a
follows:
as
purchase $70
improvement
Da$ed Feb. 1, 1963. Due
from
2
re-
nnrrhacp
1111JJ1U VClilClH
Franklin National
Bank,
Dallas,
Trust
&
Bank
.
City. Legality approved
Participants and allotments are:
Chicago; Juver Trust Co., $12,474,000; Morgan
Co., Chicago;: The
net; interest/cost,to,the City of; Continental)Bank & Trust, Co., Guaranty Trust Co., $10,305,000;
National
York
,
r
'
.
facturers; Hanover Trust Co., New
Legality
issue
an
B^rtk,
'
.
May 2, 1963, redeemable on
is?ue
30,
as
City of New York
National
?:■
26,.
$18,801,000; Manufacturers Hano-
Simmons,/ Chicago; Burns, Cor-
on
Term
Included
Kansas/City; Allan
Blair & Co.,
and 2.25%,
companies
trust
announced Jan. 28.
was
Barret, Fitch,, North
Milwaukee;
of $107,-
anticipation notes to 17
and
members of The
Inc.,
Plncus
Atlanta; Scudder & German; Ster-
.
$54,750,000 3.20s, due in from
D. Beame awarded $90 miltax
Feb.
'
1963.
Bond
Sale —Comptroller Abra-
Note
Due
Other members of the syndicate:
Mellon
5,000,000 notes. Due on Feb. 13,
v
iQRA
:phia Trust Co.v Philadelphia*. Na*
tional Boulevard Bank, Chicago,
Dated Feb. 15
1 963, Principal
National Sliawmut Bank, Boston,
and interest payable at the Manucitizens
&
Southern
National
City, N, Y.
of Chicago; Newmillion, dated Jan. 30, 1963,
Loeb & Co.;' Park, Ryan,
price
A0Ws:
York
New
nptes.
3.000,000.
galltinfkcmanby SykeS' Gal10"
way & Dikeman.
Ciy Bank offered a net ..Boulevard Bank
interest cost of 2.9856%. Their bid
Trust
Company of New York City. Le-
Short
Cleveland;
Co.,
Lbbehthal & Co., Inc.; National
Midland
Marine
the
or
Baltimore; Green, Ellis" ham
Halle: & Stieglitz; J. lion
Sons,
Trust, Company, Rochester
Union
&; Anderson;
yearly for 1984 to 1992, inclusive;
1993.; ■*:
.
.
mill^on for assessable street imopenings.
i
,
1964.
/
...
.
w
funds; $1.5 million for non-assessable, street improvements; and $7
,
June 1, 1986.
on
(
$2 million for the payment
ing;
of
50,000 1/lOs. Due
\
.
.
(Jniversny Qf North Dakota (P. O.
Grand Forks), N. Dak.
.
Mane L. Metz-
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
gerj
WW1
he received until 1:30 p.m. (CST)
Co.,
$9,954,000; Bankers
Trust
1 P*1?' '•
on Feb. 19 for the purchase of
Co., $7,587,000;; Irving Trust Co.,
Y* ^
Phrc^ase or $2,-; $1^80,000 revenue -bonds. Dated
syndicate are;
;
< .v
Co., Philadelphia; Ellis & Co., Cin$4,995,000; Marine Midland Trust ?
^
Y f f
Sept< 1' 1961, Due from 1964 to
/The
Chase ' Manhattan
Bank cinnati; Emanuel, Deetjen & Co.;
79R noh
Rue on March 1 from 1964 2001 inciusive.
Co., $1,728,000.
(fnanager); Chemical Bank New Fahey, Clark.; & Co., Cleyeland;
to 1995 inclusive.
Principal. and *
r
*
: <, /;•
York - Trust Co.; Manufacturers First Security Bank-of Utah; NAm ', The Bank of New York, $1,458,- interest
(M-S) payable at the
OHIO
000; Grace National Bank, $540,Hanover
Trust ' Co.;
Lehman ;Salt Lake City; / Folgeriv Nolan;Franklin national Bank
South
Amherst Exempted Village School
Brothers; Blyth & Co., Inc.; La- Fleming & Co., Inc., Washington, 000; Empire Trust Co.; $531,000; Shore office, RockvUle Centre.
Federation Bank
&
Trust
Di,Met, Ohio
Co.,
zjfi-d Freres & Co.; Barr Brothers D. C.; Freeman & Co.; Granbery,
Legality approved; by Hawkins,
v
mui
V- A
^
$477,000; United States Trust Co.,
Bond Sale-rThe $498,000 school
& Co.; R. W. Prcssprich & Co.; Marache & Co.;
/*'•
:$459,000; Sterling National Bank D®lafl5lct & ,Wopv
bonds offered Jan./ 22: were
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner &
Hannaford & Talbot, San Fran- & Trust
Thomas
Clarkson Memorial
Co., $369,000; Amalga/
awarded to Field,* Richards & Co.
Sm.th Inc.; Eastman Dillon, Union
cisco; Hattier & Sanford, New mated
Bank,
$198,000;
Kings
College of Technology (P. O.
:
,x..
' ,
j
;
.N,)madstoP
Y.
Oh,o
& Co
te
& C/
°rIeanS; Hess, Grant & Reming- County Trust Co., $180,000, and
Bond Sale—The $875,000 reveS/', /
Co., The ton, Inc., Philadelphia; Hutchin- Underwriters Trust Co., $108,000.
Bplld Sale — The $110,000 imNorthern Trust
2.8204%.
Salt Lake City; Courts & Co., At-
The members
of
the
successful
lanta;
A.
Webster
Dougherty
Chemical Bank New York Trust
&
4
.
-
„
_
,
..
9
,
„
'
.
•
.
S°tia™s
Co., Chicago; Har-
SQn' sho/key
& Co„ Chicago; The
New York City
Housing Authority,
nue
bonds
offered
Jan.
22
...
,
provement bonds offered Jan. 21
were awarded to Fahey, Clark &
were
awarded
to
the
Housing
'Illinois Co., Inc., Chicago; Lyons,
New York
Ha™*hs & Lee, Inc.; Manley!
| Home Finance Agency.
Note Offering
William Reid,
m
/ Bennett, McDonald & Co., Detroit;
NORTH CAROLINA:
Chairman, will receive sealed bids
Loeb, Rhoades .^-Mason-Hagan; Inc., Richmond; A. until 1 p.m. (EST) on Feb. 5 for
& E.
Masten
&
and
r
i
,
Th:
Co.
—
Co.,
Co.; Ladenburg, Thalmann & Co.
,MAnilh
T
B
T
Bowling: Green t State, Umversity
(P. Oe. Bowling, Green),*>Ohio *
.N,ellivnoeredneH
C.
Bond Sale—The
Pittsburgh;
.
u'
the
purchase of $45,715,000 notes.
Cb/^HaWlarien '^^^ Leoriai^ &vLynch,.
,
Bond Sale—The $585,OCR; sewer
Dated March 6, 1963. Due Sept.
Co.; Glore, Forgan & Co.; Paine, •
Moroney, Beissner & Co., Inc., 11, 1963. Principal and interest bon<'s
ottered Jan. ,"29 were
Webber, Jackson & Curtis; B. J Houston; James D. O'Donneli & payable at the Chemical Bank awarded to Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Van Ingen & Co., Inc.;
Co., Inc.; Pacific Northwest Co., New York Trust Co., New York Fenner & Smith Inc., and ReyJohn Nuveen & Co.
(Inc.); The Seattle;
The Peoples National City. Legality approved by Sulli- no^s. &'Co., jointly, at a price. of
First Western Bank & Trust Co., Bank of Central Virginia,; Charvan, Donovan, Hanrahan, McGov- Par' a net interest cost of 3.48%,
as follows:
Los Angeles; First National Bank lottesville; Piper, Jaffray & Hop- ern & Lane.
z
in Dallas; Paribas Corp.; Weeden wood,
Minneapolis; Prescott &
$210,000 6s. Due on June 1, from
New York State Employees' & Co., Inc.; A. C. Allyn & Co.; Co., Cleveland; Irving J. Rice &
1964 to 1976 inclusive.
/, :
Retirement System (P.O.
Bache & Co.; A. G. Becker & Co., Co., Inc., St. Paul; J. R. Ross &
25,000 3Vis.-Due June 1, 1977.
State Office Building,
Inc.; Blair & Co., Inc.; The Con- Co., Newark; Ryan, Sutherland &
100,000 3.40s.
Due on June 1
270 Broadway, New York City),
necticut Bank & Trust Co., Hart- Co., Toledo; H. V. Sattley & Co.,
from 1978 to 1981 inclusive.
Wertheim
$5,500,000
&
enue
——u.u.
awarded to a syndicate, headed by
the Ohio Co., and Stranahan,
Harris & Co., at a pried of 98.0729,
<
.
.
nej interest cost of about-3.57%;
a
as follows:
1965
:
/
.
1974
.
Bank
Co.;
s
Goodbody
.
&
&
Co.;
Trust
.
;
Hemphill,
Noyes 8t Co.; Hirsch & Co.; The
Marine Trust Co. of Western New
•
Inc., Detroit; Schaffer, Necker &
Co., Philadelphia; Schmidt, Rob-
:erts & Parke, Philadelphia;
Securities
Corp.;
Baxter
&
/
Co.;
-
Bond .Offering
Feb.
cisco; Murray Simons & Co.; Her-
timore^Stbnev&iYoungberg;vSan!
Stranahan,-:Harris
—
Arthur Levitt;
Comptroller,/will
sealed bids until 11
Schwabacher & Co., San Fran-
Francisco;.
200,000 3V^s. Due
State
r
York; Buffalo; F. S. Moseley & bert J. Sims & Co.; Singer, Deane
Co.; Wm. E: Pollock & Co., Inc.; :&
Scribner,
Pittsburgh;
John
Swiss American Corp.;
Adams, Small & Co., Inc.; Starkweather
McEnfee & Co., 'Inc.;^^/ American *&r C(>.;TSteiir Bros. & Boyce, BatErnst &-Co.;
:
8
for
the
a.m.
receive
(EST) on
Y/: and" 1991,
purchase of $10,-
revenue
bonds. / Dated
.
July 1, 1964. Due July 1, 1994.
;
(P. O. Oswego), N. Y.
Bond* Offering"—/ Fred
Lockr
wood,* Town < Supervisor,- -will
re-
on
April l from
inclusive.
/•■
from
1980 to
1988 inclusive../
from
2000
Bond Sale—The $6,660,000 bonds
were
awarded to
Barik & Trust
a
price of
1966 to 1999 inclusfvn.
735,000 3s. Due On April 1 from
*
a
syndicate headed by the Wachovia
at
-
'
Winston'Salemi N., C.
offered Jan. 29
Oswego
June 1 .from
1979
1,230,000. 3.60s. Duel on April 1
/; 1982 to 1989,-inclusive..
^ " is from 1089^'to 1995 inclusive.
50,000, /Vis.*Due on June l,r 1990./ 870,000 3.70s:
/Dif6. on April 1
-
000,000
on
to
,! : from:
1973/inclusive.
i,245,000 SVis,.. P.ue/on April 1
,
Federation
to
660,000 31/4S. Due
_
.
ford;
on April
$760,000 4%sy Due
.
„
rev-
bonds offered/lan. 30' were
Other
cate:
to
2002 Inclusive.
members
of
the
syndi-
White, Weld & Co., Braun,
<?a.,' Wihsfon-Shleni; Bosworth
Uo.,; In^ McBoixald
par, a/net interest &/C0.7 Merrill Lynch/Pierce, Ben^
& ^ceive -sealed bids until 1:30' p.m; cost of about 2.86^%/as follows: * r -
fc
• ner
.& Smitii* Inc.pW.' E. Buttsh
197^ Number 6235
Volume
&
Co., B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
Ball,
Burge
John
Kraus,
&
B.
Joyce & Co., Kenower, MacArthur
&
Co.,
Prescott
&
..The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
net interest cost of about
a
follows:
as
595,000
1971 to
from
&
Co., Kirkpatrick-Pettis Co., A.
Webster Dougherty & Co., and
240,000
.Wm. P. Harper & Son & Co.
325,000
3.20s.
'
*
Due
Giguere, Director of Finance, will
receive sealed
15,
Dec.
15.,' Dated March 1, 1963.
:
,
11
•
a.m.
/■.
;
^
-
1965 to
>»'
»
-;Jf «
1976
.» •
Cttl
.
„
„01,nnn
^ 7
were
&
.f' *'•?'*
V,
;■
t
Montgomery' County (P*\0.
;
a
-
.
bids until
10
(CST)
a.m.
on
to
a
price of par,
net interest cost of about
follows:
Feb. 1 from
on
55,000 2%s. Due
3.05%, <
'
-
1964 to 1968 incl.
,
;
Eppler, Guerin !
$24,000 4%s. Due
Feb.
.
t
bonds offered Jan. 22
awarded
Turner, Inc.^ at
as
Clarksvitle), Term.
Bond Offering—Wm. O.
Beach,
County Judge, will receive sealed
TENNESSEE/
I
«
incl.
f
55
Corsicana, Texas
w
?
.v
,
650,000 3%s. Due oh Dec. 1, 1981
Ohio
bids until
from
(EST) on'Feb;? 19 for the purchase
of $2,000,000 improvement bonds.
-*■
on
Council, will receive Sealed bids
,
15
Dec.
1979 and 1980.
Clyde Exempted Village Sch. Dist.,
RHODE ISLAND
incl.
on
Due
3.30s.
Dec.
(571)
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Feb. 19 for
Woonsocket,- R. I. (P. O. Boston) &
the purchase of $380,000
highway
;
Rhode Island "
:
bonds. Dated March l, 1963. Due
Bond
Offering — Antonio
^
,
,
r
on
1976
1977 and 1978.
;
:
Dec. 15 from
on
Due
3.10s.
3.28%,
'
•
1963 to 1969 incl.
Weil,
Irving Co., A. E. Masten
.....
*/;
$190,000 33/4S. Due
Co;,VWalter,
&
& .* Heimerdinger,
Woody
Both
.
/
;
Feb. 1 from
on
1982,
V .1969 to 1973 incl.
13 for the ^purchase of
;r;/f
$100,000
tGreeneviUe, Tenn.
/
Other members ot the syndicate:* ^>]}ond
edJah. 1,1963. >90,096 3s. Due pn Feb* 1 from
Offering;Gii^ funding bonds. Dated
^ f^ the
^Tekas 'Bahk; ^/Tru§CWuiM^ve:'4hDaled;-- Due on Jan. 1 'from
(h,
IB1??'j
purchase ^ of
$1,140,000 v* school
FlrstVNational Bankf;Fort:Worthybids untU 11
bn Feb> inclusive, i Principal and interest
bonds.
45,000 3.20s. Due on Feb; 1 froiri
First City National B^nk, Hous- 13 for the
( J-J) payable at the First Ameripurchase of $1,500,000
5^1980 to 1982 dncl3SI®|lil^
Copley LocalSchopl District^jtfhio 'ton; El Paso National .B ahk, school bonds. Dated March 1; Can National Bank,^ Hash vine,-.lief'" fK-yy
Boettcher
&
Cq± and ^Patkei^ ^1963^ Due
gality; .approved cby* .Chapihan & | Hdrri# County: (P.~
1 Bond Offering—Ralpi^^
Oy Houston), '
•
•
-
Offering--Sealed bids will
Bond
he received until
'
Clerk
•Will
the-
receive
-
Bpard; bf ?Educati6p^f Kisen,^^Waeckerie, Ada^^& Pur-vto; 1982 inch Prihdp^;andM
•
•*" '
f. \' >
' .? est payable. at the Manufacturers
fcealed bids' until* 1 ceil,; InO.
^
(EST)
p.m.
14 for
Feb.
on
the
?Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able
Offer!ng
—
Ernest W.
Isham, City Recorder, will receive
Dime- Bank; Akron.; sealed bids Until 1:30 p.m. (PST)
by* Squire, on Feb. 6 for the purchase of
the
at
Legality
Arlington, Tex.,
Albany, Ore.
Bond
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1986 inch
approved
•Sanders & Dempsey..
$55,000
~
."
bonds. Dated Jan,
revenue
;'v..Mt$•; 1, 1963. Due oh Jan. 1 from 1964
New Philadelphia City School Dist*,
Bond
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 1 p.m.
corder's office.
(EST) on
"
"
'
Tontogany), Ohio
Sale
The
—
>
awarded
to
Centred Oregon
bonds.
sewer
(EST) ori
1986
incl.
Feb;
Dated
i
1,
Bank,
American Nation¬
National
P.
Pence,
p.m.
(PST)
or
Bank, both
Hamilton
of
Chatta-
Legality approved
Chapman & Cutler,
nooga.
by
1,280,000 3.30s. Due
a
;
5s.
Due
1964 to
July
on
1
1994 and
purchase
of
$125,000
on
1983.
105,000 3.40s. Due
on
'
Interest F-A.
Legality
McMinn County (P. O. Athens),
•Tennessee
, t
! v,
Bonfl Offering
—
William G.
Cooke, Chairman of the County
Due
on
Clackamas
Oregon City), Oregon
Bond
WilloughbyEastlahe City School;
District, Ohio
>
Offering—Sealed bids Wilt
be'received until Feb; 27 for the
; $1,500,000
County; Oak Grove
School District No:: 105 (P* Oi
Offering—Maxine
Clerk,
District
will
sealed; bids until 8 p.m;
on
J1963. Due
1983
,
Boston Corp/ < Mellon NaJuly 1, 1982 tionai Bank &. Trust Co. of Pitts^
burgh, B. J. Van Ingen & Co., Inc.,
?arJ *n of Los
^a^as*
Bank
July 1 from
United
.
,
^1684 to 1986 inclusive.
California
Angeles, A. G. Becker & Co., Inc.,
785,000 3%s. Due on July 1 from William Blair & Cov ThCHlinois
1987 td" 1990 inclusive.
Company, Bacon, Whipple & Co.,
"
»>v
.
Pros-
receive
(PST) on
on Feb. 4, from 1964 to
incl.
Principal .and interest
.
bonds.
|(F-A); zpayabte^at/lheCkmhty/
•Treasurei::?/office: ;/Leg^lity / npr/
OKLAHOMA
^proyed by /Shuler/ Sayreg;WiPfroo i
& Rankin.§0<P: ■; rpy /r y-!X\yKingfisher County Indep. Sch. Dist.
'
No; 16 (P. O.
/
Hennessey), Okla.; Washington County, Tigard School
Bond Offering—Max "A. Caulk, /District No. 23 (P. 0;Tigard),,
Oregon |
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will
p.m.
receivev sealed bids until 7:30
(CST) on Feb. 5"for the pur¬
chase
of
$450,000
school
bonds.
'Due, from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
:
Bond
Offering—Maxine Jeno-
Financial Chronicle contains the
vich, District Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (PST) on
school
Mangum, Okla.
bonds.
on
$215,000
Dated/; March
from
to 1976
1965
and
interest
Oklahoma
(A-O) payable
City.
Legality,
/•'/
in
•/
Midwest City), Okla.
'0
^
Power
>'
$5,065,921
Bond Offering—W. P. Butcher,
Educatidn,
revenues
of
November,
1962,
compared with $4,389,288 in No¬
in
vember, 1961, according to Rafael
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
V. Urrutia,
p.m.
(CST)
chase
Due
of
on
Feb. 4 for the
$550,000
from
1966
to
school
1976
pur¬
bonds.
incl.
.
the
For
/
/
Independent School District
No. 16 (P. O. Stillwater), Okla.
Bond
Sale
The
—
$2,000,000
schoolhouse bonds offered Jan. 24
i were
■.
headed
awarded
bv
to
the
Bank, Dallas,; at
a
syndicate
First
^
price
National
of
par,
power
the
30,
1962,
months
months,
The
Bank
an
preceding
increase of 11.6%.
Government
for
the
$55,408,723,
against $49,621,664 the
Puerto
Development
Rico
is
fiscal
agent for the Puerto Rico Water
Resources Authority^.
;
>
to:
^
FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
Subscription Department
ended
of
revenues
totaled
Write
The COMMERCIAL and
in Puerto Rico.
twelve
Authority
12
-
Executive Director of
Authority which produces all
eiectric
Nov.
Ysleta
•'< -'4-1
notices.
Clerk of the Board of
'
•
.
Output Gains—
Authority reports
Over-The-Counter
the
in
features
include
the
most
comprehensive record of dividend announced
V
Puerto Rico
Electric
The
(P. O.
1
the
on
'' V,.M»
V* •'
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V
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r
'>'!./* *"•'',V.-$/•' Vi'■
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• ;;.nv
i
v■•';«$ ,Wv
'
>'_
ments, redemption calls, and sinking fund
Authority (P* 0. San Juan),
Oklahoma County Independent
School District No. 52
and
Other
Puerto Rico Water Resources
ap¬
'
5,500 stocks traded
-
Market.
PUERTO RICO
,
;
than
more
price range
.
.
3-tv vr,<!if}\Tij,4; »•
'"'m
'
-~.A' u -*! • <^
proved by George J. Fagin.
;
.
"i
incl.
callable. Principal
are
.
exchanges
*
The bonds
-
1,
1963.
*
1
'
..
DuO; on March; i/from 1964
Bond Offering—The City Clerk to 1978 incl. Principal and inter¬
will receive sealed bids until .7:30 est (M-S) payable at the County
;p.m. (CST) on Feb. 4 for the pur/ Treasurer's/office.
Legality ap¬
chase
of; $300^000
improvement proved by Shuler, Sayrej Winfree
bonds. Dated April 1,1963. Due on &, Rankin</
v*
?> • k
April
holiday Issue of the1 Commercial aird
Tlie
-
Feb. 6 for the purchase of
V
}
March 1,
First
Feb. 11 for the purchase of $505,000 school bonds. Dated Feb. 1,
school
1'
1995.
approved by Shuler, Sayre, Win-
tbe}Reynolds/
March
Other members of the syndicate:f
1977 to 1981 inclusive.
20,000 3.30s. Due
)
March
from 1991 to 1993 incl.
620,000 l/10s. Due
July 1 from
on
on
from
1976 inclusive.
25,000 4%s. Due
March .1
from 1987 to 1990 incl.
>
960,000 3*40s.
follows:
and
Feb.
on
par,
free & Rankin.
ser,
of
Manhattan
price of
a
on
front 1976 .to .1986 incl.
from 1964 to
burg Bank. Legality approved by
purchase
the
for
inclusive.
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
Bond
Chase
al Bank & Trust Co.
'
school bonds. Dated Feb. 1/1963.
Dtte on Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1981
Principal and interest
(J-D)< payable .at
the
Co., at
netr interest cost of about 3.53 %,
as
Prin¬
&
v
■
T3
Feb. 14 for;the purchase of $280,1963. Due on Dec.
8
on
3,520,000 3^s* Due
Corp., and Francis I, du-
(M-S) payable $65,000
Area Educationx
Offering—Don
until
bids
Clymer, City Auditor, will receive
000
Bond
Due
callable.
are
Bend), Oregon
District (P. O.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Kathryn B,.
a.m.~
at
'
&
I
sealed bids until l 1
bonds
cipal and interest
New York City,
Reynotdsburg, Ohio
—
The
were
tional Bank of Portland.
Ball, Burge
Bond Offering
23
awarded to the United States Na¬
$750,000 im¬
■■Kraus .;
Jan.
d
e r e
bonds.
bridge
,
provement bonds offered Jan. 24
;were
ff
o
school
Dallas
Pont
March 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
■
Otsego Local Sch. Dist. (P* O.
Bond
3,000,000
<
Sale—The $90,000
bonds;
'
on
March 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
Bend, Oregon
-
Bond
000 school bonds.
i'
,
& Trust Co., Dallas, Metropolitan
19,78 incl. Principal and interest follows:
(J-J) payable' at the City Be- $1,000,000 sanitary bonds. Due
.Feb. 27. for,the purchase of $600,r
•
-•
to
Ohio
BalV
— The i9>0h,0dd
county park bonds offered Jan. 24
awarded
to
me
a
Hamilton Codnty (P. O.
syhdfcate
Bond Sale—The $1,000,000 va- headed hy. the Northern Trust Co.
Chattanooga), Tenn.
rious. purpose bonds offered Jan. Of Chicago, at' a
price of 100;0i56r
B o n d Offering —- Chester L.
30 were awarded
to^ syndkiate a net interest cost of about 3.15%;
Frost, County Judge, will receive
composed of the First National as follows:
sealed bids untid 11 ajn. (EST)
Bank in Dallas, Columbian Secu$3,200,000 5s. Due on March 1
on Feb. 14 for the purchase of
•
from 1966 to 1975 incl.
$4,000,000 unlimited tax bonds, as rities Corp. of Texas, Texas Bank
/
'
\*
*
purchase
of
$1,340,000
school
-bonds.' Dated March 1,? 1963. Due
on
Texas
-TE3CAS
Hanover Trust C6i"
OREGON
i
Cutler.
25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y.
.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(572)
'
of Kansas.
City,
Company,
G, H.
Milwaukee Home Finance Agency:
The
Walker .& \QOm
Third i National
i-
m
■
i
*
Offering
Bond
R. Ed¬
Don
—
awarded
at
l?ids, until 2 p.m. (CST) on
purchase of $195,-
$150,000. 3s.
1964
improvement bonds.
March
Dated
1963.
1,
Due
/
.
San Antonio, Texan ;
-;
/ Bond
Offering
-
Bennett
—
various purpose bonds. '
San Antonio River
:
;
.
Authority
of
on Feb. 5 for the
$1,000,000 improve- ?.
360,000 series F bonds.
:
Dated
inch
The
bonds
at
the:
(CST)
0f
by
(CST) on J
p,m.
of
$3,215,000
from
w
Be/WA°m,
Sale
Bond
—
y
-
Chase
-''V
,
/
*'■
4*«
l'
* '! /
?:
„
\
f v'' -
San Jacinto Junior College District
L
+0
bank
a
(CST)
of
on
Febi 6 for the purchase
$2,499,000 school bonds.
March* 1, 1963.
Due
on
follows:
as
Dated
'
$105,000 Vks. Due
-
March 1
1965
on
.
Feb. 1 from
to 1967 inch
-
-
40,000 3^ s. Due Feb. 1, 1968.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
170,000 2V2S. Due
the
.
First City National
Houston.
Legality
to
Bank,
approved
■.
;
cy
...
,«••*
,*.,..
L
^
y
Bond
nue bond? offered Jan. 29
1976 to
;
| 110,000
Sale—The $575,000 reve¬
were
;
on
/
-
bue
'•
and
'
Valley
Trust
Stockholm
of.
I
u.
:
>,
,
1978. incl.
3s. Due
of the
,
and
bavable
are
in
awarded/to
of' the
-
appears as a
//
Not
a
J
v" ;/ j
New Issue
Banque
-Provinciale
/
Credit
Inc.; and.Florido Matteau.
Fils Enrg., at a -price of 98.304, :f
&
arnet Interest cost .of .al^out, 5.99%,
$441,000 5
Due
on
a-
Jan. 1 from
w^/:1964/t6a973r
/«559h00 -6s/Due • on; Jan/ F front /;
;
:
as¬
/
.
non-callable
are
\ncl.:
;1974*toT978
Corporation,
Pont-Viaa
.
?
-
"
Sch.
Commission,
Bond Offering—Maurice Pepin,
Secretary and Treasurer, will
sealed
ceive
bids
until
/
re-
9, p.m.
years.
They are redeem¬ (EST) on Feb. 12 for the pur- /
optional redemption'prices chase/ of $1,045,000 rschobl; bonds«/<
ranging from /102 % % for I* those /Dated March) j 1, V1963. Due' on
for
j
10
able at
j
redeemed
were
from
Jan." 15,
and/ ihcliidfn« "Jah
r
1973
to
1975
14'
to
March* 1 from 1964 to-1983 incl;:
St.
Hubert Sch. Commission,
-
Que, /
,
"
j
Dated Murch If1963.> Due. on
the Marcb 1. from 1964 to: 19.8X incl.'
. /•- - . •;
conimission will apply
prior to maturityA/,y
.
0 }/. j.
'
;
matter of record only.
conversion
000 • of bank
\
"yii-
sion
^
January 31,1963
-
,
into
of
overdrafts; the "provi¬
$10,000,000 for
pew
con-
struction, in 1963; and/the balance
toward the repayment, of an issue
.
J:
f The Alberta Government Telef»
*
1*4-
>
INDIAN
HEAD I
MILLSl
phones Commission/ which was
established as a- body corporate
i-
under the laws of the Province of
Joy Manufacturing Company
Alberta
phone
in
*
rural
areas
Calgary,
Place,
Deer
other
in
and
in
Jasper
Hat,' Red
provides
1958,
service
bridge,
■
Common Stock
NOTICE i£
DIVIDEND
/'xkv;/ l/*
Canadian
funds, to the repayment of $5,000,r
/debenture/maturing^
Medicine
municipalities
in
the
:
:*•
tele¬
Leth-
and •: Drumheller
Alberta.
and
Province
v
quebec
.*
.
-
of
":
»
.
'i
,
Arida Catholic Sch. Commission,
•>.
;
Bond
Quebec
'//f,
Offering—Paul Gaudre-
Secretary
ault,
and
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDENDS
'
;,
Treasurer,
f
$1.25 Cumulative Preferred Stock
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
/
(EST)
p.m.
GOODBODY&CO.
on
Feb.
12; for; the
purchase -of - $749,000;school; bonds;.
Dated
Marchv 1,
1963.
::
>.
Due
on
March 1 from 1964 to 1983; incl.
BROADWAY, NEW YORK 4, NEW YORK
.
follows:/■:%;-U/'Vf'4:'
as
negotiated the placement
.1963.'
2
:
du
awarded to
All of these shares having been sold, this advertisement
;
/
syndicate composed /
?
Boston
The debentures
after
: -:'
a
Canada,. Barique Canadienne Na-
proceeds of the private placement,
/ //
CvJ..
f
:-
The / $1,000,000
—
schoo-1 bonds-offered Jan. 3 were
to prin-
as
sinking fund debentures.
The
/'
Quebec.':v
0 Sale
Feb. 1, 1979
on
'
-
.
Bond
/
.
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc. and
school
23
First
.
(P. O. Pepin), Wis.
Jan.
ceive
Telephones
S. funds.1"
Villages
Sale—The $365,000
offered
Alberta,
4
e
cipal and interest by the Province
j
•,
Laurentides^Schooll Commission,t
:^jLe&kiMeui?-?Riegufh
unconditionally
The
Rock Towns, Joint Sch.
Dist. No.
LerThomson-;& •-
SeOretary • and Treasurer, wilixeV
sealed bids -until 8/p.m.
(EST) oh-Feb/4 Tor/the^purchase
Co.,
Debentures Placed Privately in
anteed
:
'
,
;
|bf ; $950,O0O> schooP bonds/;: Dated/;:
iMurchf. l//i^6^"T)MibnsMat,ch !< /
from 1964, to -1983 inclusive.' :V\ /
/
Commission, Alberta.
sociates
'
?
Nesbitt,
;">Quehec*'.Tt
/.Bortd .Qfferingr —VJ: E, iSauve, ;
15>. iggg. The debentures are guar¬
SI,960,000
bonds.
*
..
"•
on
sinking fund debentures, due Jan.
*
Pepin, Frankfort, Stockholm and \
bonds,
/ //,,/V
1, ,1963.
investors/ $20,000,000 / Of /4%-%
/
/
1
46o,000 school bonds.
V/
Pepin
:
Feb. 1 from
sewer
*
Ltdij -L. f. G.
announced Jan. 30: that - it ..has
tionale, / Belanger / Inc.,
Placed privately, with institutional Quebec,
approved
of
Co.,
-
a -group, composed of
'
-m%. ior those redeemed :on or / Bond Offerihgr^Mauiice Y.; Ra*
the First ^ National 5 Bank of St. after Jan> 15 : 1985/: Commencing planted'Secretary: and - Treasurer, /
i,:i and -1980.Flt'St National Bank of Min: Jan lg 1965 they wiU be subject will receive sealed 'bids/until 8 1
iSO 000 310s. Due on Feb. 1 from neapqhs, The Milwaukee Co. and
to.an annual.sinking fUiid which p.m. {(EST); on Feb; 13, for. the ;1
1981 to 1983 mcl. ■
the American Bank of Alma. at
wlu retire 93.17%
«E -the issue purchase Of $295;OOQ; sehpol bonds. /
-
.
purchase
Maiden
1975 incl.
1973 to
Burlington), Vt. >;/
(
1
v.
Trinity College Inc. (P* O.
Feb. 1, 1969
on
1972 inch
155,000 2.90s. Due
|
v
140,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
by
Vinson, Elkins, Weems & SearIs.
'V
.
clercInc.,
United-Stetes —The Commission
du
follows:
as
$1,500,000
from 1964 to 1994 inclusive. Prin¬
at
the
bonds,
&
^Ltd^
;..*•'"Vc';
Bond Offering—Karl A. Samek,
for
March
Alberta Government
First
or
Janesville, Wis.
* '
bonds.
ALBERTA
mutuallv
he
A.rK./Ames
/Bhaubieh
CANADA
incl. Principal
1964 to 1983
Other membera- of the syndicate;
'%
^
phapnian & Cutler/
-1963/bonds.
on Feb. 1
series
National- Sank, both of
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson
Dominick, at a price of 100.009, a
net interest cost of about 2.96%,
Chairman, Board of Regents, will
,
"
sewer
Wisconsin
and interest (F-A) payable at the
Bank of Los Angeles/ DeamWitter
ds
,
bonds.
sower
\
the
Curtis, National, Bank of ,"Wash*?iALdministratiVe Assistant,, will re—
(P. O. Pasadena), Texas
:^v
Bond Offering —W. M. Newton, ington, Tacoma; and^DdminiCk & ceive sealed bids Until Mairch 26
receive sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
.
will
CutlerI-'?
V
,
ties
March 1 ^om, I9b4 vto?i983 incl,
bids, until 11a.m.
Manhattan
provement bonds offered Jan. 22.
agree(j ' UDoh " Legality
City: Legality
wereyawarded
McCall, Parkhurst, / composed of the ^to /a""syndicate by chapman &
United California
v
Crowe, McCall & Horton.'
.("
s
Wausau/Legality:^
Finance,
National Exchange Bank,
i
The $900,000 mi-
t
Feb 14 for the purchase
on
Bapk, 'i New- York
approved
Dated
Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Due
Legality
'
o£
Principal and: interest (J-J) pay% '"
able
Director
receive' sealed
Due on
1, ,1961.
syndicate ■'
by" the .Dominion Securi- /
Corp., at a price of 98.273, a /
headed
35,000 schpbr.bonds./,.
'
~r
callable.
are
Nov.
$l,270,000/im/ /
offered Jan. 8
Co.; Ltd./ and-Fai^ueeProvinciale;:
100,000 swimming pool bondSi;/ ;du Canada..'-w
'<• •;v/-A • -
y 0."I x
Bond Offering—Arnold H. Sev;
on
approved by Burcham & Blair.
July. 1 from 1987 to 1996
on
bonds
250,000 street bonds.
Fond du Lac, Wis.
erson,
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 2001 mcl.
,
inent bonds. Dated March 1, 1963. /
Due
on
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 2001-mcl.
/
tors, will receive sealed- bids until f
(CST)
Bruce, Wis.
..
V /
1' Nov/1 from *1964 to .2001 incl;
210,000 series E bonds. Due
Sale—The
.awarded,: to ; a
were
1983,
250,000 storm
„K,,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
■
'
Neal, |
Secretary5 of the Board of Direc¬
purchase
' '
$1^405,000 seriea Dybonds., Due
(P. O.* San Antonio)", Texas
2. p.m.
' '
Feb. 1, 1982
on
.
provement
240,000 water main bonds.
Feb. 14 for the purchase of $213,*
000 school bonds/ v !/
V; ^
•
;
as
Offering—Roy A. Hagen- fSet*'^
26O-0O0
Quarles,
by
approved
be received until 2
bonds, as follows:
net interest
follows: /
a
5.72%,
// Hull,; \Quebee^Vjr-;y.
Bond
,}
1, 19^3.
(PST);:on Feb. 15 .for the
purchase of $1,975,000r revenue
"
Bond Offering—Leslie R.
%
p.m.
;
.
price of 98.211,
$90,500 5%sv Due. on Feb. 1 from V
•/1964; to -1972.ihcl. /*:/,
/
Feb 1 from
198,500 5V2S. Due Feb. 1, 1973. '
•
Wausau, Wis.
Bond
wili receive sealed bids until 2:30
$3,500,000
of
a
cost of about
1978 to 1991incl. ",;, V V.
y:/ : and;
May 1, 1964. Interest M-N.
on
Herriot & Clemons.
Offering—Joseph F. Con^
well, Secretary of the University,
receive sealed bids until March: 6
for*; the * purchase
Due
'
Bond
R.
at
■
Ik §
1974 'inch
'"*60,000 3.30s. Due
■
Spokane)Wash.
f./:;
i
y
1975",to^l977Unpli;U^::^:
Woodmohr,
school bond& Dated Feb.
Gonzagd University (Pi O. \:>-
^
n
-
.,
:
Legality
Director of. Finance, will
Bolen,
Due on March 1
washington
/
/
1
80,000. Due March 1,1979.
&
/•.'
••
net interest cost
interest^.^cost ;'bfv about;- 5.67 %"y ,1;
gruber, City Clerk, will receive : as; foliows^^;
sealed bids until 1:30 p.m. (CST) $909,000 S^s. Due oU Feb. l from
Bond Offering — Tom
Lewis, on Feb. 19 for the purchase of
^/>1964£t^;l?73:incl. / '/.'i'v
District Clerk, will receive sealed $1,700,000 unlimited tax bonds, as '.
361,000.,5% s. Due orr Feb. 1 from :
bids hntil 8 p.m. (CST) on Feb.'follows:!
.
,
4
< //1974 to^^1983 inel..
/://, c
<
13 for the purchase i of $1,200,000
$565,000 school bonds. ;/,
,
1975 inclusive.
from 1976 to 1978 inclusive;
general of the State and McCall,
Hbrton. ;
I jri
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f from 1964 to 1978 incl/
Legality4- approved by* Attorney
McCall
.
3.20%, as follows:
; 1965 to
1,
Tilden,
«
par, a
100,000 3 ^s^i^e ori ^bivil^rbm
bonds.
Sampson,
n; •.
65,000 3.10s. Dud on
pur.
pur*
Grant and Sands, Creek Towns,
Due on March
150,000 2.90s.
;
M&rch
Parkhurst, : Crowe,
;
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^ue^on .MarcTi 1 from.' Joint School District No.' l (P. O.
1966; inclusive.
y
fBtoomer), Wis.-■ < >: 2
to
from 1967 to
on
i
Bloomer, Cleveland, Howard,
2,90%,?asi; follows:
450,000 2%s.'.
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the
MIC
Bloomer City and Auburn,
r
follows:
$120,000. improvement bonds. /,/•'/.:
75,000
were
price of par, a bet interest
a
M^rch;
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$140,000 2i90s. Due 6n Feb. 1 frond
H; / Calland,
chase o£ $1,420,000 corporate pur-
Co."'and
to.. DrexeL &
cost ,of about
Feb. 11 for the
000 limited tax bonds, as
30
Wis.
Untu
7 ;for
uiibiji ■ AUQi (.11. I' . iUl
pose
Horner, Barksdale & CoVf jointly;
monds, City Manager,, will receive
sealed
bj(*
V
$050,000 school
offered; Jan.
bonds
;
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Beloit,
Bond" OffCrt ng/-R.
*
<a - .
.
"
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■
about
of
'
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A
price of
a
City Manager, will receive sealed
(P.
O.ArUngton)
\
n
sn
Bond Sale—The
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Monahans, Texas
'
y.
Nashville,: Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood and R. J. Edwards, Inc. v,
:
*•<
irv Arlmgtofi County
Bank
y/rv
y
Wisconsin
■; ■ v
and
virginia
Rotan, Mosle & Co.,Russ, & Co
Inc.,
Housing
the
to "
awarded
National Bank & Trust Co.
City
Moriday, F€bruary 4,1963
:
....!
31V4OQuarterly
,
/v ;$1.50 Cumulative Preferred Stock
-1 • V- 371/20-Quarterly
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BOTH PAYABLE FEBRUARY 1
RECORD DATE JANUARY 15
.
Cap-De-La-Madeleine School
'
Offices
in
42 Cities
.v
*
Commission,' Que. '
•'
•
'•
Regular quarterly
BondL Sale—The
$289,000 school
bonds offered Jah. 9
were
ed to the Placements.
"award¬
Plessis; Inc.,
payments into the
Sinking Funds for both
.Preferred Stocks have also been made*
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@FedFRASER