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v^,1iA^w^W*>feH.
and FINANCIAL
Reg. U. S. Pat. Off,
THE
Volume
AND
LEADING
MOST
INFORMATIVE
New York
Number 6269
197
PUBLICATION
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
.
.
ESTABLISHED
.
1839
7, N. Y., Monday, June 3, 1963
Price
$1.60
Copy
a
News
RAILROAD
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
tary,
INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
28,750 common shares each.
They propose to sell all
They also own an aggregate of 71.91% of the out¬
class A stock, and the wives of three of them own an
additional 26.84%
of the class A stock.—
SEC REGISTRATIONS
own
standing
Consolidated Resources Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
Kelly & Cohen, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
On
May 27, 1963, the. company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on March 29, which covered
to have been offered at $6 per share by the
company without underwriting.—V.
197, p. 1413./-,.
ment
The
79,700 common shares
Copper
Mines,
Consolidated
Camp
corporation
250,000
for
without
$1,
at
"Reg.
a
A"
underwriting.
Isaacson, Inc.—SEC
Test
Corp.—SEC
the explo¬
'■
On
A/.
•
.
197,
1313.
p.
Federal
of
commercial
200 W.
for
used
be
investments.
57th Sti, N. Y., is engaged in the financing of
or real
estate ventures.—V. 187, P- 2447.
General
and
Corp.—Debentures
Registered—
of 1701 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W., Washington,
DC., filed a registration statement with the SEC on May 28
covering $7,500,000 of subordinated sinking fund debentures due
1978 and warrants to purchase 187,500 shares of common stock, to
be offered for public sale in' units consisting of a 81,000 debenture
and <25
warrants.; Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co., One
Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York, and Johnston, Lemon & Co.,
Southern, Building, Washington,, D. C., head the list of underwriters.
The interest rate,; public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
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company,
with
the
of
which
7,500
by
Blauner
SEC
registration
March
on
40,000
its
which
26,
to
were
have
Co.,
share,
Co., New
♦ '
'
per
1311.
p.
covered
offered
been
stockholder, at $6.50
and Shelton Securities
a
state¬
and
ance
units
is
other
will
outstanding
through subsidiaries in banking,
activities.
initially
and may
company
engaged
The
added
be
be used
contracts for
to
to
net
May
ment
1963
the
withdrew
company
originally filed with, the SEC
to
shares
common
Co.,
24,
have
Philadelphia.—V.
been
197,
p.
on
Feb.
offered
Registered—
mon
'"'A
■
The
..
company
statement
with
•*.
amounts due
in
registration
state¬
which covered
19
publicly
100,000
Drexel &
through
•
Com¬
—
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.
Grove St.,
SEC covering
<v\" ./'A
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Minneapolis! filed a registration
604,867 outstanding shares of
stock, to be offered for public sale by the holders thereof
through underwriters headed by Lehman Bros., 39 S. LaSalle St.,
Chicago.
The public offering price (maximum $38 per share) and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The com¬
pany
writes
on
variety of individual life, term and endowment
both' a participating and nonparticipating basis. ' It has
outstanding
of
the
The
,
recently
V.
panies.
Gibfos
197,
&
company
A';/.'A.-1 •-VA:
2145.
p.
Hill, Inc.—"Reg. A"
1,760,000
shares
of
is
President.
The
604,867
common,
stock
are
Gibbs
Hill,
Inc.
of
195,
p.
&
to
used
be
for
393
Filing—
working
Seventh
capital.
Ave.,
N.
Y.,
Seaway Trading Corp.
Registered—
The
of
company,
statement
tion
1393
with
engineering
2025.
International
Common
are
W.
the
9th
SEC
—
Debentures,
Cleveland, filed a registra¬
May
24 covering $750,000 of
Street,
on
convertible
subordinated
debentures due
1975, to be offered for
by the company, and 140,000 shares of common stock,
of which 25,000 shares are to be offered by the company and 115,-
public
list
of
The
underwriters.
interest
rate
public
offering price (maximum $11.50 per
underwriting terms for both issues are to be
ment.
company is primarily engaged in
distribution of men's, women's and
vinyl
shoes
debentures
common
supplied
and
share) and
by amend¬
■
The
sale
the
on
and
leather
and
footwear,
boots.
debentures
and
The
net
additional
consisting
proceeds
common
the
importing and
children's rubber,
whole¬
fabric,
principally of rubbers,
the
from
stock
will
company's
over¬
sale
initially,be
of
to
used
reduce some $1,839,477 of short-term loans (secured by assignment
of inventory and accounts receivable), the proceeds of which were
used
principally to finance the carrying of receivables and the
purchase of
has
company
common
split),
merchandise.
outstanding
shares
of
President,
which
(after
Gerdy,
addition
125,000
giving
Nathan
Manuel
In
to certain indebtedness, the
common
effect
Gerdy,
to
Treasurer,
and- 342,600
proposed
President,
and
class A
2,338-for-l stock
Julius
Abraham
Zychick,
Gerdy,
May
share
23,
1963,
class
class
Inc.,
shares
and
A
voting
A
54.92%
shares,
shares
are
to
be
offered
by
a
syndi¬
A
securities
is
which
company.
the Stella and
and
sell
the
to
the
Foundation
donated
will
Guttman
class
the
of
to
proposes
are
offering,
the
filed
150,000
through
class
Guttman,
by
of
the
Foundation
the
(and
remaining
will
17%
own
197, p. 1950.
originally
covered
Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
with
the
SEC
shares
common
underwriter,
an
withdrew
company
on
have
to
its
registration
March
been
not named.—V.
30,
195,
state¬
which
1962,
offered
at
$5
1802.
p.
per
-
Reg'd—
The. company, of 80 Park Place, Newark, N. J., filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC
on
May 23 covering $40,000,000 of
first and refunding'mortgage
bonds due 1993, to be offered for
v
tion
public
the
sale
at competitive bidding, June 18.
Net proceeds from
sale will be added to general funds and used for general
bond
corporate
its
000,000
1963
construction
cost
has
of
of
for public
cate
from
of
be
in
subsequent
with
mortgage
portion
a
March
of
Flower
the
SEC
bonds
years.—V.
Co.—Bonds
due
Street,
of
the
cost
of
31,
1963,
the
of which $104,nine months of
was
Gas
South
810
statement
first
As
$215,000,000,
expended in the last
California
company,
registration
will
or
of
payment
program.
program
remainder
Southern
The
such
been
the
and
000,000
Including
purposes,
current
estimated
aggregate
197,
2147.
p.
Registered—
Angeles,
Los
filed
a
seeking registration of $40,(series E>, to be offered
1988
sale at competitive bidding June 25.
Of the net proceeds
5Va%
consisting of some 80 persons and corporations owning an
of 909,824 shares.
J. C. Bradford
owns
144,912 shares
and
proposes
to sell 94,912 shares,
and others propose to sell
amounts ranging from
1,333 to 53,333 shares.—V. 196. p. 1147.
bond sale, $32,500,000 will be used to redeem outstanding
first mortgage bonds due 1983 (series C), $5,000,000 to repay
full
advances
from
the
company's
parent,
Pacific
Lighting
in
the
Corp. (applied to construction costsi, and the balance to finance in
part the company's construction and expansion program (estimated
$23,928,000 for 1963).—V. 197, p. 1631.
at
State Loan
The
In This Issue
PAGE
;
New York
Stock Exchange (Stocks)
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds)
American Stock Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
14
26
32
45
37
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Cincinnati Stock Exchange.
Detroit Stock Exchange.
Midwest Stock Exchange
37
37
37
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Coast Stock Exchange
38
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S. E.___ 38
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
Canadian Stock Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange
40
38
39
39
38
Transactions New York Stock
Exchange.... 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange
38
ViceSecre¬
short-term
nesses.
1963,
various
which
Statement
of
Condition
of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank
Clearings.
47
i
fund
indebtedness
latter
carry
used
were
their
on
primarily
to
busi¬
respective
debentures due
1969.
due
It
1981
will
and
class
stock
A
and
also
$922,850
1969.
the
preferred
stock,
and 321,300 class
B
of 6%
for redemption
call
due
addition
In
company
common
has
shares,
Davis
corporation
on
May 17,
1963 filed a
"Reg. A" covering
to be offered at $4,375, through Costello,
Beverly Hills, Calif.
Proceeds are for selling stockholders.
Sunset
of
1025
Sunset
Blvd., Los Angeles, is engaged in the
wholesale and retail sale of builders' supplies.—V. 194, p. 2598.
common
Russotto
&
shares
Co.,
company,
Gas
Transmission
whose
address
is
Co.—Debentures
Tennessee
Reg.
Building,
Texas, filed a; registration statement with the SEC
covering $45,000,000- of debentures due
1983,
to be
Houston,
on
May 24
offered for
through underwriters headed by Stone & Webster Se¬
Corp., 90 Broad Street, New York, and two other firms.
rate, public offering price and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
sale
curities
interest
The'company and
line
gas
the
which
to
Sunset Industries, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
11,400
48
48
....
of
Weir, President and Board Chairman
(together with his wife), owns 47.43%.
Management officials as
a
group own
21.31% of the outstanding class A and 37.83% of
the class B shares.—V. 197, p. 1993.
The
of
funds
convertible capital debentures
outstanding 3,627,184
of
proceeds
with
debentures
$17,000 of 5%
Tennessee
System.
Foreign Exchange Rates
Consolidated
Banks
sinking
sinking-fund
to
the
According to the prospectus, the company in September,
will
redeem
and
retire
$1,488,800
of
outstanding
5%%
convertible
public
Reserve
loans
subsidiaries
provide
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead..
2
and City Bond Offerings..
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Federal
/
.
The
11
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engaged in the consumer finance (small loan)'
524 loan offices located in 29 states and in
Ontario, Canada.
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will
be added to general funds and initially used to reduce outstanding
1
State
/
The company is
business operating
Miscellaneous Features
General Corporation and Investment News
Dividends Declared and Payable..
Condition Statement of Member
of
amendment.
44
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
38
Corp.—Debentures Reg'd—
18th
1200
company,
a
$15,000,000
Stock and Bond Quotations
Finance
&
of
registration
Street, N. W., Washington, D. C.,
statement with the SEC on May 24 covering
sinking fund debentures due 1981, and $15,000,000
of capital debentures due 1983, to be offered for public sale through
underwriters headed by Johnston, Lemon & Co., Southern Building,
Washington, D. C., and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York.
The interest rates, public
offering
price
and
underwriting terms
are
to
be
supplied
by
filed'
sale
000 shares, being outstanding stock, by the holders thereof.
Hayden, Miller & Co., 1840 Union Commerce Building, Cleveland, heads
the
Foundation,
this
English
(an
918,021
Charles
respectively, ancl management
98.31% respectively.
The latter
and
the
83.000
Prescott-Lancaster
(after
Over-the-Counter Market.
Proceeds
sell
outstanding
none.)—V.
Ltd.
which
of
43.39%
of
(after such
After
company's
Brooks,
outstanding
Star
to
Guttman
shares
&
has
shares,
Industries, Inc., of New York,
Vice-President and two Directors of the
proposes
Guttman).
own
34.07%
by
a
a
giving effect
a
recent
recapitalization whereby such shares were issued in
exchange; for the 220,000 shares then outstanding ),
of
which
management officials as a group own 4.6%.
John S. Pillsbury,
Pacific
The
corporation
on
May 21,
1963
filed a
"Reg.-. A" covering
3,500 common shares to be offered at $53.14, without underwriting.
consultants.—V.
17,000
and
51.17%
group
by
It
the
acquired from
International Bank in exchange for 373,228 common shares, all of
the outstanding stock of Hawkeye Interests Corporation and United
Interests Corporation, which own interests in two insurance com¬
company.
Charles
to
Jr.
a
owned
Justerini
common
17.08%.
include
Gutman
the
purchase of shares of banks recently
acquired, for the acquisition of additional shares of banks presently
owned to increase the company's percentage of ownership, for the
subscription to additional capital of present majority-owned banks,
or for the acquisition of stock of new banks or of other companies.
At this time the company is obligated to pay over the next four
years approximately $1,950,000 to former holders of stock of banks
recently acquired. In addition to certain indebtedness and preferred
stock, the company has outstanding 2,985,377 shares of common
stock-, of which International Bank owns 26.4%
The Equity Corp.
14%., and management officials as a group 4.1%, George Olmstead
is president of the company and owner of 34.03% of the outstand¬
ing stock of International Bank; and Arthur J. Morris is Board
Chairman
as
of
1749).
B
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Bonds
Insurance Co.
4
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class
owned
54%
engaged exclusively in selling alcoholic beverages
name
in
owns
shares
the future under
the
.
380,007
officials
B
is
brand
President,
813.
of Oak
the
its
insur¬
proceeds from the sale of
general corporate funds of
the
pay
and
ment
On
,
company
the
established
On
.
The
under
Withdrawn—
policies
The
expansion
common
businesses
Financial
197,
withdrew
Northwestern National Life
corporation on
May 22,
1963
filed a "Reg. A" covering
class A comjnon shares to be offered at $2 without underwriting.
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to
capital,
Madway Main Line Homes Inc.—SEC Registration
Commercial Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
are
working
company
and
Seymour
York.—V.
the
filed
company
through
The
Proceeds
The company
for
shares,
common
the
by
150,000
.
used
Registration "Withdrawn—
New York.—V.
630 Fifth Avenue, New York, filed a registra¬
statement with the SEC on May 24 covering 100,000 outstand¬
ing shares of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale
by the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Lee Higginson Corp., 20 Broad Street, New York.
The public offering
price
(maximum $70 per share) and underwriting terms are to
be supplied by amendment.
tion
firm
1963,
originally
47,500
May 28, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 6,
1962, which covered
150,000 common shares to have been
offered publicly,
through
Federal
be
debt.
27,
May
ment
Withdrawn—
Reg.
On
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath,
at
Corp.—Class A Common Registered—
of
company,
holdings
'".A
Duro
filed a "Reg. A" covering
$2.75, through Ansbary,
1963
offered
Key Training Service, Inc.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
23,
e'
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to
are
of
17,
be
to
The
Pittsburgh.
operations.
mining
1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC on Feb.
26, 1962, which cov¬
ered' 150,000 common shares, of which 50,000 were to have been
offered by
company and
100,000 by stockholders, through Goodbody & Co., New York.—V. 195, p. 1091.
May
Inc.,
Kelly & Cohen, Inc., of 3772 William Penn Highway, Monroeville,
Pa., Is engaged in the retail sale of major household appliances
at discount prices.
covering
and
Donmoor
On
filed
1963
offered
be
to
used
be
to
are
21,
Camp of 3007 Alpine St., Boise, is engaged in
development of copper claims.
Copper
ration
shares
common
Proceeds
May
on
Morton,
Proceeds
May
on
shares
common
&
repayment
Filing—
The
corporation
90,000
Allen
A"
Inc.—"Reg.
Padding ton
shares.
such
SEC FILINGS
•
refinipg
in
and
certain
debenture
other
sion
two of
its subsidiaries own
and
operate pipe
systenls for the transmission and sale or delivery* of natural
for resale, and another subsidiary is engaged in the production,
funds
of
marketing of petroleum and petroleum products and
non-utility businesses. The net proceeds from the
will
be added to general funds and, together with
from operations, used in connection with the expan¬
natural gas pipe line systems and in connection with
other
sale
the
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Monday, June 3, 1963
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000 SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. Aa-rated
.Corporate and Municipal Financing
By
Ahead
Becker &
SIDNEY BROWN
PHONE CO. shares via Eastman
Dillon, Union Securities; 240,000 shares of
secondary and new RED KAP, INC. common via Merrill Lynch, et at
interest rate debt offerings are to
appear publicly this week for which corporate and state-local issues are not
responsible nor, for that matter, U. S. Treasuries. The Federal Home'Loan
Banks plan to offer $460 million 3V2% consolidated 16-months bonds as well
as $275
million 9-month notes tomorrow June 4. This $735 million financing
is the largest undertaken by a Federal agency on its own behalf. The FHLB's
obligations are not endorsed by the U. S. Government which ceased its pro¬
prietorship interest twelve years ago. In March, 1961, the FHLB's outstanding
debt amounted to $829 million. A year later it doubled to $1,602 million. Since
July
I9b2, wnen it crossed the $2 billion mark, the FHLB outstanding debt
ranged from $2,108 million in July, 1962, to $2,707 million in December, 1982.
Last week it was about $2,035 million and this week's financing will bring it
to a record high of approximately $2,770 million.
unusually large sum of senior fixed
An
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Also, $94.2 million ALLEGHENY COUNTY SANITARY AUTH. PA.;
$16 million HONOLULU, HAWAII; $15 million LOUISIANA STATE BOND
& BLDG. COMM.; $9 million ALASKA STATE DEVELOPMENT CORP.;
FORD
COUNTY, MD.; $5 million ALBUQUERQUE SCH. DIST., N. M.; and
$3,280,0G0 ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCH. DIST., CALIF.
Wednesday (June 5):
million convertible subordinated
$5
debentures rated Ba-Moody's and
COAL
ondary shares of common MAUST
Union
Dillon,
equipment
Securities;
&
COKE
$3,450,000_ A-rated
certificates;
trust
possibly
may
non-taxables aggregating $230.3 million — all competitives
which include one $94.2 million refinancing—in issues of $1 million or larger
in size and six larger senior corporate debt securities totalling $67.8 million.
One of the latter is combined with equity sales, and three are rail competitives
amounting, all told, to $61,550,000.
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They comprise 36
market will be solicited for an even
funds by one giant rights $100 million stock offering,
equity issues two of which are secondaries.
INDIANA UNIVERSITY;
PARKING COMM.; $6 million HAR¬
$6.6 OHIO STATE UNDERGROUND
state-local tax-exempt and corporate bonds add up to a mod¬
estly active float of $303 million for public sale today through Friday (June 3-7).
addition, the corporate equity capital
KENTUCKY; $6,325,000
OF
million UNIV.
$7.5
By themselves,
In
equipment; trust certificates; 173,433
shares INTERSTATE*'SECCJRITIES CO. common via A. G.
Co.; and 71,460 rights offering shares COMMONWEALTH TELE¬
rights offering
Fleetwood
and
CORP.
MISSOURI
Securities
via
sec¬
Eastman
PACIFIC
Corp.
of
RR.
America
out with $10 million beneficial shares of SOUTHEAST¬
come
ERN MORTGAGE INVESTORS
TRUST.
Thursday (June 6):
'225,720 secondary shares of SAFRAN PRINTING
Weld &
Co. and
Watling, Lerchen & Co.;
and
MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT, CAUF.'
.
CO.
via White,
common
$10 million SACRAMENTO
:
•
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•
v
,
larger sum of investible
and five other larger
Friday
(June 6):
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•
-
-
-
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$100,835,775 rights offering of MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. & TEL. CO. capital
CAPITAL MARKET
WEEK'S
$772 MILLION ARE BONDS, AND
MONEY MARKET TOTALS
$1.3 billion dollars will change hands in permanent and short-term
financing set for this week none of which involves the U. S. Treasury. In addi¬
million FHLB bonds, $67.8 million corporate bonds, $230.3 million
there are $9,250,000 non - tax - exempt college dormitory bonds
authorities temporary notes — a total of $424,829,000 short term
financing set for tomorrow, June 4, and $32.8 million N. Y. State Housing
Finance Agency 6-month notes for June. 5.
57
housing
.
The
JUNE'S
to
$1,682,886,000 this week, or $150 million larger than last week's tally
this time last
year.
Jun
Treasury will not, for the third week in a row, seek any new cash in
today's regular weekly bill auction market. Now that the Federal debt ceiling
has been raised from $305 to $309 billion for the July 1-Aug. 31 period, it is
expected momentarily that the Treasury
will announce plans for some major
financing moves in a start toward: (1) meeting expected $10-11 billion deficit
anticipated this last half of 1963 and (2) issuing short terms because of the
UNDERWRITTEN
AND
VISIBLES
(5)
(4)
(3)
(2)
Total
'
Total Visibles
Corporate
Total
Stocks
Corporates
Municipals*
Bonds
(Cols. 3 & 4)
3-Jun
8
$73,240,000
$133,972,763
$207,212,763
$230,323,000
Jun
10-Jun
13
39,150,000
223,573,392
262,723,392
87,836,000
Jun
1.7-Jun
%2
146,000,000
23,900,000
169,900,000
83,550,000
253,450.000
Jun
24-Jun
29
278,050,000
-
Last
million
77,585,000
$407,281,155
$717,421,155
$602,174,000
$1,319,595,155
$215,140,000
Oct.
1964,
15,
in
$491,638,242
$706,778,242
$492,067,000
$1,198,845,242
$497,592,700
$1,030,537,000
$457,269,000
$1,487,806,000
Excludes:
more.
or
excludes
$4,963,000
25,835,000
200,465,000
$532,914,300
._
1962
maturing
issues
TOTAL
five
in
in
of
sale
4
$275 million
and
$9,250,000
three
June
Federal
short-term
June
Home
Banks
Loan
notes.
\
•.
dormitory
college
non-tax-exempt
$460,00(1,000
in
Without
week
and
BACKLOG
NEGOTIABLE
AND
COMPETITIVE
M'ay 31, 1962
Last Week
This Week
dates___
bonds
.
3
June
-
With
' ■
:
.
bonds
week.
10
Corporate bonds:
precarious stubbornness of our balance of payments malaise. At the end of last
week, the Treasury announced another in a series of stop-gap balance of pay¬
ment loan moves
this time bilaterally with Great Britain — which increased
350,559,393
51,750,000
week
May 31,
*$1
$437,535,763
$310,140,000
Total
Also,
The
COMPETITIVE
'
•
.
Corporate
and
By adding the $460 million
FHLB bonds and $14,213,000 for this and next week's non-tax-exempt college
bonds, the total senior debt backlog comes to $2.1 billion. Visible corporate
bonds this month are down over $200 million compared to year-ago and munici¬
pals are up about $150 million.
■
$250 million more than it was
RESORTS, INC. via Boettcher & Co., and'
(1)
to be offered amounts
backlog of corporate and municipal bonds
total
HOME
J. R. Williston & Beane.
tax-exempts,
groomed for this week's capital financing. Moreover, corporate equities may tap
the capital market for $120 to $130 million.
Further, in the money market,
the docket contains $275 million FHLB consolidated notes, and $149,829,000 in
MOBILE
of HOLIDAY
stock
Over
tion to $460
underwriting.
no
During the week $1,250,000 convertible subordinated debentures and $450,000
U. S. TREASURIES
$457.6 MILLION—WHICH EXCLUDE
with
stock
CLOSE TO $900 MILLION OF WHICH
$737,244,300
(43)
(23)
109,532,500
(39)
(82)
$512,190,000 (32)
$551,140,000 (32)
263,266,000
dates
(24)
bonds
Total
300,426,000
$851,566,000
(56)
$775,456,000 (55)
$846,776,800
$433,031,155
(47)
$520,488,242
(50)
$521,419,450(213)
201,369,745
(74)
200,720,600
(79)
572,705,750(309)
$634,400,900(121)
$721,208,842(129)
$1,094,125,200(522)
f $1,485,966,900(177)
—
from
of standby-loans to support the
the Treasury must obtain a still
$50 million to $500 million the amount
exchange rate.
Prior to Sept.
1,
of
course,
higher ceiling than the present make-shift one.
While it was
Corporate
With
Total
cash into the economy. This week it will drain bank credit. The Treas¬
will draw down $900 million today and $800 million tomorrow from its tax
and loan accounts in commercial banks.
The Fed two weeks ago generously
to
shift to
the open
corporates,
Total
municipals:
With
market to support higher yields but its by-product effect
tighten considerably member bank excess reserves—more than its 1963
ease from undue ease.
Last week, the Fed took the change in the debt
stocks
Total
ury
was
dates
precariously close to its $305 billion ceiling, the Treasury bought
pump
on
dates
Without
governments for its trust accounts in the open market instead of issuing new
ones which would have increased the debt.
This did help stabilize price and
sold bills
stocks:
___
$1,496,664,842(184)
$1,940,942,000(604)
( 93)
$708,315,000(109)
$568,993,000(109)
$2,297,286,900(270)
$2,205,009,842(293)
$2,509,895,000.(713)
dates
Total
Data
*$811,320,000
of
in
both
financings '
,
ceiling in stride by liberally buying bills and helped make possible, for example,
turnabout in the Federal Funds rate.
It dropped to 1V2% last Wednesday
capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
capital and refunding by non-financial and financial corporations including investment companies and
secondaries.
Excluded are private
placements and such
other nonpublic
offerings as exchanges;
shares reserved for conversion and for issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from
close from the
time-to-time
a
stringent 3% level of past several weeks.
This should help the
commercial banks facing the Treasury call. The Treasury, of course, will re¬
build its tax and loan account to the flexible sum of $4 billion plus customarily
kept in the banks.
'
*
parentheses,
in
,
$24,890,000
mortgage
issues
two
Also,
number
of
sales."
tlncludes:
general
the
denote
bonds
expected
includes
in
five
equip,
with
all
in
June
dates
and
trust ctfs. and $50 million Southern Railway Co. first and
set, and $13,650,000 Norfolk & Western Ry. equip, tr. ctfs.
August.
three larger preferreds with dates and $2 million XTRA, INC. pre¬
yet, but excludes possible $40 million in three preferreds (NE'W ENGLAND
$22,000,000 in
ferred, without date set
as
POWER
DILLON
One
—
UNDERWRITERS' FRIEND
OR
FOE?
plans
of the
peculiar, perplexing paradoxes in this year's capital market has
been the keen bidding for large issues and the inability to reoffer them despite
the need of admittedly huge investible sums piling up awaiting to become
invested.
Consider, for example, the re-offering problems of the $300 million
4V8s May 15,
1989-94 U. S. Government second competitive bonds, of $122 mil¬
Washington Public Power Supply System, and $250 million A. T. & T. de¬
bentures. Apparently, while waiting for the fulfillment of the Fed's argument
that long term rates must be raised to meet our international balance problem,
piled up funds are able to hold back comfortably by taking advantage of the
generous yields prevailing in the money market vis-a-vis bonds'.
The under¬
writers have been counting on Secretary of the Treasury Dillon's views to
continue to prevail and holders of mounting investible funds are counting on
the Fed's views taking over. Dillon wants to keep our long-term rates low. The
money market makes the waiting trial easier for the suppliers of permanent
lion
investment
funds
to
take; the underwriters are banking on Secretary Dillon
responsible for their problem but not their losses when they are finally
forced to cut re-offering price because of their more vulnerable posture in
the face of Treasury's policy regarding high short term yields.
who is
CO., GULF STATES UTILITIES and UNION ELECTRIC CO.) whose still unfirmed financing
are tabulated not
in this table above but in the indeterminate table below.
Further,
includes
♦Excludes:
secondary
June
5
bidding;
FORNIA
17
issues
sale
$300,000
of
Approximately
$8,270,000
$100
W.
via
or
million
H.
less
NEW
Morton
&
of
which
four
sales
possess
dates.
CITY bonds expected mid-to-end of July;
various municipal and state bonds set for
YORK
Co. of
$27-$37 million MIAMI METRO-DADE COMMISSION; $20 million STATE OF CALI¬
CONSTRUCTION bonds; $40,700,000 refinancing bonds and $19.9 million school
SCHOOL
loan
bonds
next
August;
sometime
this
year;
$76,630,000
CALIF.
TOLL
BRIDGE
AUTH.
refinancing
expected
to $22-23 million BOARD OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS for Pitts¬
$25 million out of $100 million SACRAMENTO MUNICIPAL WATER DIST., CALIF,
targeted for this fall; $12 million 30-year revenue bonds by HAWAII for two ferries; and $9 million;
up
burgh Stadium;
UNIV. OF CINCINNATI in
$136.8
for
August and $22 million CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY early October;
million JACKSONVILLE EXP. AUTH. earliest hoped for next July; $25.0 to $60 million range
OKLAHOMA
series
B,
TPK.
Phelps,
via
WENATCHEE, WASH.
AUTH.
Fenn
still
&
indefinite; $41.1 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT
Co.
this summer;
$175 million
WELLS POWER
AUTH. rev. bonds
PROJECT, EAST
bonds,
Oct., 1963; $100 million STATE OF CALIF., expected next month
to get State Water Resources Dept's program going;
advanced re¬
funding of $195 million GRANT PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT, WASH, which has a Jan. 1, 1970 call
date; $45 million LEWISPORT, KY.; $35 million SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO; $19 million STATE OF
CALIFORNIA beach and park development; $30 million DETROIT METROPOLITAN AIRPORT revenue
out
of
$1.75
billion
this summer;
RIVER
$39.3
PORT
HOUSTON,
rev.
authorized
million
AUTH.;
ALLEGHENY COUNTY
$28
million
DENVER
PORT
METRO.
AUTHORITY,
SEWERAGE
PA.;
$25
DISPOSAL
million DELAWARE
$26
DIST.;
million
$40 million NORTH
JERSEY DIST. WATER SUPPLY COMM. in three or four
months; $20-25 million SEATTLE DEPT.
OF LIGHT & POWER;
$30 million WAYNE COUNTY ROAD COMM. expected in July; $25 million
CHICAGO
TEXAS,
BOARD
WATER
OF
revenue;
$70-80
million
LOS
ANGELES.
M.
T.
A.;
EDUCATION.
Also,
excludes the following non-tax-exempt college dormitory bonds: $1.5 million HOPE COLLEGE,
(June 3); $3 million ITHACA COLLEGE (June 3); $1.3 million MARIST COLLEGE,
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. (June 4); and $1,550,000 WITTENBERG COLLEGE, SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
(June
5); $1.9 million SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF., COLLEGE FOR WOMEN (June 8); $1,793,000
LEWIS & CLARK COLLEGE, PORTLAND, ORE. (June 12); $1,565,000 BRADLEY UNIV., PEORIA,
ILL.
(June 14); $1.6 million HAMPTON INSTITUTE, VA.
(June 14).
HOLLAND. MICH.
WEEK'S LARGEST ISSUES HEADED BY MOUNTAIN STATES TEL. & TEL.;
ALLEGHENY COUNTY AUTIL; PENN.; AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
Besides the FHLB's $460 million 16-months bonds set for tomorrow, the capital
market this week faces:...
INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
This Week
Monday (June 3):
Corporate
$3 million WILKINSBURG JOINT WATER AUTHORITY, PA.
Tuesday (June 4):
,
!
;
V
$50 million SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. first and general mortgage bonds
rated A and non-refundable at lower yield prior to June
1, 1973; $8,100,-*
stocks
and
bonds*
$2,332,216,600
Last Week
$2,390,469,730
♦Comprise reported financing plans which have not been formally announced
offering as those in the Total Competitive and Negotiable Backlog table above.
Includes,
34
issues
to
the
also
29
postponed
corporates
estimated
at
$61,613,600
aggregating $64,809,750. These postponed securities
of issues to be offered or be withdrawn.
backlog
may
return
or
approved
for
to last week's tally of
with or without changes
compared
.
Volume
197J
6269
Number
.
.
The Commercial:und Financial Chronicle
.
(2247)
first
step
came
accept
debenture
General Corporation and
held.
to
carry
■Investment News
Continued from page 1
'
'/■■■.
-
addition to
In
wnicn
V.
197,
Board
is
40,231,125
officials
management
Symonds
indebtedness
certain
outstanding
has
<.as
Chairman
and
group
a
common
Burrow
is
if
26
when
rate
Alsco
debenture
Alsco
and
class
have
new
a
a
are
A
holders
amount
voted
for
common
face
of
Atlas
holders
of
80%
cancel
of
the
The
of
convertible.
debentures
the
contract,
into
and
Gardiner
in
President.—
about
all
$4
the
million
subsidiary
of
debt
of
and
stock
Canada.
and
liabilities
of
'
a
new
David
tional
to
the
has
holders'
the
been
approval
80%
Alsco
in
required
debentures
active
he
owners,
said
said.—V.
197,
the
to
next
Alsco
seeking
month,
in
per
the
first
months
31,
1963,
$47,270,356 and
charges for de¬
non-cash
Consolidated
$10,198,483.—V.
was
nine
March
net
197,
income
814.
p.
of $647,274,
has
ended
operations,
shai'e,
per
President,
months
plus
additional
nine cents
or
reported
March
after
per
16,
sales
1963,
taxes,
and
of
operating
5
$111,915,775.
$1,868,625,
were
non-recurring income,
share, for a total of 37
or
after
cents
snare.
share.
per
con¬
and
trading in
difficulty locating
1011,
p.
10
American Hardware Corp.—New
after
amortization.
charges
its
ended
aggregated
to
compare
first-half
1962
sales
income
and
of
earnings after taxes of $566,685, or eight cents
1962
figures have been restated to reflect" sub¬
stantial adjustments made during the fourth
quarter of fiscal 1962..
Second-quarter 1963 sales and operating revenues amounted to
$54,453,500,
10%
higher
than
corresponding
1962
revenues
of
$49,491,787. Net earnings for the second quarter were $674,872. or
ef.ort
Kaiser
six
from
figures
$98,878,679 and
issues
having
during
company,
revenues
$2,485,417
and
O'Malley,
the
These
s
addi¬
an
L.
for
cents
taxes,
»
common.
be
implement
is
to'
quickly
how
on
new
would
bearer
are
recently,
the
to
of
non-cash
earnings
28
debentures
President,
needed
Because
them
the
Wollin,
debenture
secure
tract.
News of Business and Finance
W.
their
Patrick
Net
43V2%
other
Sharply—
revenues
subsidiary
from
income
depletion
such
that
industrial
and
Automatic Canteen Co. of
America—Sales, Net Up
■
owning
net
announced
an
it
stock
common
Alsco
depending
convert
to
Aluminum would
million
of
claims
in
profitable
a
•••«■'■.
holders
present
beiore
as
sales
preciation,
Kaiser
$1.4
The- exchange
would result
in
Kaiser
47 %
of all Alsco common outstanding,
.
agreed
operations
produced
effect
has
company
consolidated
v
the
exchange for 386,952 of the 889,612 shares of
oi
have
Corp.—Nine Months' Report—
each
$1,000,
...
Under
2147.
p.
interest
by then.
the
siock,
1.07%.
own
Harold
and
preferred stock,
of
snares
23,
debentures
go
and
company,
The
the plan common shareholaers on May 24
also
approved the third step toward restoring the
company's financial
situation.
A
contract
with
Kaiser
Aluminum &
Chemical Sales,
Inc., an Alsco Creditor and aluminum supplier, will
foreign oil and gas development, exploratory drilling,
acquisition,and marketing activities of tne company and its subsid¬
iaries.
on
May
shares of
supporting
June
domestic
5 Vz%
a
In
121
3
Stock Interest—
cents
V.
The
share,
per
compared
to
197, fp. 404. -
restated
w,
.
.
.
1962
*
.
loss
of
$7,056.—
•
-
,.
(
See
AMSTED
The
in. the
31,
Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
the $2,555,000,
quarter last year.
Mr.
trustee
'
197,
Joseph B. Lanterman, President, told The New York
Security Analysts. Current quarter net- income should
of
approximate
same
Chemical
exceed
1963,
Society
Lanterman
$857,000
Looking
cents
91
or
in
be less
downs
ahead, he
of its fiscal
by
than the
the
in
first
fiscal
customers
some
Company
sales
ana
will
both'the
in
expected to increase from,
is primarily the result of
January,
third
fourth
and
fiscal
quarters
Co.,
N.
has.
operation
due
be
July
made
of
called
Corp.—Notes
are
the
at
197,
redemption on July 1,
1963,
fund, $374,000 of its 5% deben¬
plus accrued interest. Payment
Fargo Bank, 464 California St., San
Wells
913.
p.
pointed
trustee
and
bonds due
gage
Trust
registrar
1993.—V.
the
for
197,
Co.,
be
used
by the company
.
has
4%%
16
repay
loan.—V.
a
$8,755,611
There
ap-
in
197,
mort¬
The
"
36%
over
has.
cording
to
in
an
The
Arts
prior
Materials
reported
Corp.
197, p.
Sales
earnings
increase
an
for
the
by
announcement
Up
of
over
ended
year
Charles
Jan.
Ellerin,
80%
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
from
the
Earnings
recent
expansion
BUSINESS—The
J.
annualized
Mass.,
makes
wear,
broad
line
a
the
under
"Amtico",
various
and
name,
starting
at
debentures
will
be
listing
A.S.E.
its
of
LISTING—The
stock
common
CAPITALIZATION
American
GIVING EFFECT TO
PRESENT
6%
notes,
1977-——.-,
1
in semi-annual in-
due
stalments
5%
to
from
to
1965
;
1978—
5%
$400,000 in 1967—
AV&% note, due in semi-annual
80%;
sales
1963, ac¬
President and
31,
5V2%
to
notes,
1965
serially
to
loans,
due
sub,: debs,
6Va%
frst
pfd.
1972
preferred stock
stock
agreed
its
3,412,300
5,000,000
6,613 shs.
(no
par)___
3.000,000 shs.
53.357 shs.'
1,634,584 shs.
the
underwriting agreement, the
each of the underwriters, has
to
Lazard
Eastman
Smith,
—
Dillon,
Securities
First
&
Co
Peabody
375,000
Co.
&
p.
&
White,
Dean
$375,000
375,000
375,000
Weld
Corp._
&
375,000
The
reverse
stock
ratification
by Alsco's
sells
a
and
wide range
instruments
split.
the
was
professional and hobby art
schools, institutions, gov¬
and a mail order catalog.
management
to
save
the
of
three
steps
from
company
•
termed
"
•
"
2,881,352
1,743,736
494,312
&
504.065
397,098
390.914
283,321
administrative
261,837
268,035
270,381
(other
amortization
income______
28,378
6,964,767
6,080,663
302,430
153,358
146,000
27,
for
Federal
after
Federal
items
income
___
applicable
income
Listing—
the common stock of the company was listed
Stock Exchange under the symbol ADU.—V. 197,
75,349
income
—V.
Finance " Corp.—Notes
Sold
Privately—
194,
•
taxes,
before
156,430
____
to
78,009
1,480
2,640
154,950
before
75,369
29,900
___
154,950
105,269
527.
p.
of
fering
to
the
Commonwealth
Stockholders
stockholders the right
30,000
shares
at
$50
share for each
new
Coast
Line
RR.
Co.—Bond
Exchange
Of¬
Coast
series
purpose
of
share
the
on
(&
Subs.)—Quarterly Report1963
sold
goods
general
8,888,997
adminis.
and
expense
Miscellaneous income
Balance before
Taxes
8,470,085
2,661,258
expenses
2,516,357
taxes
(loss)
for
Net
income
income
■_«.
per
Increases
980.742
421,373
'
of
453,842
$0.67
outstand¬
'
'
.
10%
were
G.
526,900
380,067
_
period—
share on 681,600
Foods
highs
William
(50.592)
11,103.401
the
shares
196, p. 1.
Beatrice
167,551
(56,015)
11,701,127
801,440
$0.56
income
by
on
206,887
income
on
Net
ing
1962
C62)
of
Interest
—V.
one
$12,502,567 $12,084,143
Selling,
C,
of
expenses—including depreciation
amortization, $269,630' C63) $215,-
and
Cost
.
basis
and
408
•
additional
an
held of record
sales
Costs
series A, due June 1, 1964; $40,000
Line 4%
general unified mortgage
bonds,
to subscribe for
per
18
period Ended March 31—
Net
1988 in exchange for $32,176,000
Railroad 41/2%
general unified
mortgage
(Detroit)—Rights Of¬
bank is offering its
The
—
May 28. Rights
expire July 1. "No underwriting is involved.
will
company has announced that it is offering
to $36,868,000 of its 4.95% general mortgage bonds,
-
and
.
Co.—Net Up
in
net
earnings
10%; Sales 5.6%—
and
reported for the fiscal
Karnes,
in dollar sales to
ended Feb. 28, 1963
5.6%
year
President.
"Beatrice Foods entered its 65th anniversary year on March 1,
1963, firmly established in the soundest financial position in its
history," Mr. Karnes told stockholders in the 65th annual report.
Dollar
sales
the preceding
771,
stock
$3.25
per
of
end
It
were
$569,487,854,
an
increase
of
$30,295,360
from
Net earnings after Federal taxes were $13,023,from a year ago. Earnings per share of com¬
4% to $3.38 on 3,747,911 shares outstanding from
year.
$1,199,605
up
mon
the
rose
common
the
share
3,527,071
on
previous year.
the
shares
outstanding
at
the
,
consecutive
that net sales have increased
and the 11th successive year that earnings have risen. Unit sales
of
dairy and grocery
products attained all-time highs for
the
Refining Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—
27, 1963, Eastman Dillon, Union Securities &
New York, completed a secondary offering of
155,000 shares^ of this, firm's common stock at $53,125
per share.—V." 197, p. 1944.
'
v
'
taxes
taxes
minority shareholders
special items
Special items (net of tax effect)
Net income and special items
1963,
American
!
income
items
special
was
26th
of
13th
consecutive
All
Co.,
The
'
6,234.021
3,021,538
expenses
before
Federal
Income
Products, Inc.—A. S. E.
per
share
common
year.,
figures in the
outstanding
shares
tribution of
one
Mr.
noted;—V.
Karnes
year
share for each
197,
are
based on the number
giving effect to the
dis¬
outstanding on March 1, 1963,
report
before
three
1012.
p.
•
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.
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•
,
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•
,
>
THE COMMERCIAL AND
7,267,197
.
42,461
Income
Atlantic
necessary
liquidation.
65,812
58,291
2,458.002
and
Provisions
for
On May
•'
second
2,097.230
66,897
railroad)
special
of
exchange offer is to provide
for the maturity of the old bonds.—V.
197, p. 2044.
approved a recapitalization plan
designed to im¬
aluminum siding maker's financial position.
special meeting on May 24, stockholders voted in favor of a
l-for-10
May
the
The
2043.
the
a
$4,012,688
i
sales
other
Income
Accepting bondholders must forward the old bonds,
executed
Exchange
Form, to United States
Trust Co., 45 Wall Street, New York.
375,000
Witter & Co._
1962
$4,079,118
interest
Total
350,000 shares
with
375,000
Co
Stockholders
At
on
exchange offer, which is subject to authoriza¬
tion by the Interstate Commerce Commission, is ex¬
pected to terminate on July 12, 1963.
Alsco, Inc.—Recapitalization Plan Approved—
prove
based
The
Wester
Securities
375,000
197,
are
due Jan. 1,
1964.
The First Boston Corp., New York, will man¬
age a nation-wide
group of securities dealers who
will solicit exchanges.
Co.
&
_
Stone
Co.
Inc.
—V.
Co.—
&
Brothers
Barney
Inc.
375,000
375,000
Corp.
&
Freres
Lehman
—
Union
Boston
Forgan
Kidder,
figures
etc., both through dealers
196, p. 949;:-i'v-'-(;^-r;r;;V
- V-
consolidated
company
Amount
Goldman, Sachs & Co._ $875,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.
375,000
Glore,
earnings
record
Amount
Quarterly
—
and
net
rents,
and
general
Taxes
bonds, series B, due June 1, 1964; $1,589,000 Charles¬
ton & Western Carolina
Railway 5% first consoli¬
dated mortgage bonds, series A, due Jan. 1, 1964; and
$3,063,000 Charleston & Western Carolina 4^% first
5.822 shs.
200.000 shs.
__
.V...
The
Crafts
materials
Atlantic
below:
name
the
mortgage bonds,
sell,, and
severally
agreed, subject to the terms and conditions therein set forth, to
purchase the principal amount of debentures set forth opposite
..
said
series E, due July 1,
Atlantic Coast Line
•
5,Q00;000
<
equipment
....
than
1737.
up
745,500
par)—_
including
Bayuk Cigars Inc.
500.000
par)—
(no
UNDERWRITERS—In
has
1962.
May 28, 1963, it was reported that $4,000,000 of
firm's 4%% senior notes due June 1, 1978, and
$1,000,000 of its 5V8% subordinated notes due June 1,
1978, had been sold privately through Salomon Bros.
& Hutzler, New York.
800,000
3,412,800
hereby——
($100
of
52,166
Selling,
this
<•
—,—
offered
stock
Subs.)
income
of
Cost
"On
260,000
1,100,000
should
remainder
3,069,016
Bank
in¬
—
maturing
Conv.
Common
said, on consolidated sales of
and Sargent Operations, Sargent
outstanding.
&
art
675,000
3,145,500
Second
5,
the
quarter,
increase
the
i.
Total
fer—The
.
1965
Secured
of.
Atlantic
300,000
(&
Expenses:
taxes'' for the year ended Jan. 31, 1963, Mr.
$140,526.59 on consolidated sales of. $2,cents per share, contrasting with earnings
$103,373.32 on sales of $1,239,145.22, or 30 cents a
Associates
4,000.000
1,600,000
this
for
first
,
Other
$2,700,000
675 000
that
Sales
after
Ellerin
On
p.
i
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stalments
July
on
Corp.
in
earned
the
,
Transportation,
joint facility
Net
apply for
Exchange.
4,000,000
notes, due 1976
debentures, due 1966
notes, due $400,000 in 1966 and
6%
Materials
Associated
-
Outstanding
$3,000,000
in
1963
Income:
Ellerin
ernments,
notes, due in semi-annual in¬
stalments
cents
Other
1962
—V.
FINANCING
Authorized
5%%
to
Stock
out
earnings
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.
Federal
Arts
redeemable,
intends
company
the
on
12
shown
Report—
1,
PROPOSED
pointed
.projecting
than
and
to par,
par,
the
FEATURES—-The
the
increase
expense
rubber
1963, at optional redemption prices ranging from
and for the sinking fund, commencing May 1, 1974,
plus accrued interest in each case.
Mr.
Up
814.
debt
on
May
104% %
in
p.
and
presently
•
industrial
double
Chairman,
197,
Interest
Mr.
headquartered at 22 Willow Street.,
and vinyl soling materials' for foot¬
vinyl, rubber and asphalt floor coverings
trade
Siegel,
year.—V.
in
products.
REDEMPTION
based,
are
Sales
—
in
on
share.
rubber
of
be
the
Depreciation
company,
Chelsea,
than
more
not
.
pro¬
and for the. resultant increased scope of operations.
gram
were
reports, were
278,280.88, or over 40
financing will be used by the
of short-term bank loans
its
acquired
quarter
Herbert
per
1012.
in
Rico.
Philadelphia,
ARA
regional offices in
Co., Inc.
Transportation
Crafts
Ellerin
maturity into 47 V2
shares of common stock for each $1,000
principal.
amount of debentures, subject to adjustment under
certain conditions. The offering was oversubscribed.
to
company lor the payment of a portion
which were incurred in connection with
&
was
offered at par, plus accrued interest.
were
convertible
figures
Chemical
period of 1962.
Although gratified with the
Chairman.
May 28, 1963, Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York,
offered publicly, $5,000,000 of this firm's 4%% con-:
yertible subordinate debentures, due May 1, 1983. The
Puerto
in
and
1962, the corporation reported total service revenues
$180,000,000 with net earnings of $1.35 per share
shares outstanding.—V, 197, p. 1413.
of
Dividends
company
and
Period Ended March 31—
Crafts
&
states
fiscal
the
Net 36%—
.
39
same
1961.
651,250 shares currently outstanding.—V.
are
in
corporate
headquarters
offices in Los Angeles
company
has reported an increase in sales and earnings
for the first quarter ended March
31, 1963. Sales and commissions
increased approximately
34%
from $4,900,000 to $6,600,000.
Un¬
audited profits,
before
preferred dividends, increased 27%
from
$280,000 to $357,000. Earnings per common share of 31 cents for
.■
cents
locations
to
executive
The
For
fiscal
1962
the company earlier reported record after-tax
earnings of $711,302, equivalent to $1.10 per share, on revenues
oi $9,341,833,
as" compared with $680,146 or $1.06 per share on
American Biltrite Rubber Co.—Debentures Offered
are
reported that the common stock of the
for listing by the Board of Governors
Exchange.
Baldwin-Montrose
—On
They
.
.
was
34%; Net 27%—
Inc.—-Net, Sales Up—
This compares with net earnings of $135,135 or 21
share on sales of $2,181,372 for the like 1962 quarter.
and
debentures
N. Y. S. E.
—
cities.
In
after taxes, equivalent to 22 cents
per share, on sales of $2,246,368 during the first quarter ended.
March 31, 1963, President Hugo W. Druehl
reported. 4
.
first
public
addition
excess
The company earned; $144,996
con¬
been
to
>'
Arts
York,
company's
2043.
p.
New
and
In
maintains
^
1528.
Co.—Appointment—
York
New
tions
.
will
Proceeds
p.
said that proceeds would be used to
Power
Bank
1963, it
America, Inc.
provides institutional vending and food service to schools
colleges, business and industry, hospitals, government installa¬
and
1
the. sinking
at 100%
1972
1,
5.30%.
Sold
bank loans, and for working capital and
struction.—V. 194, p. 417.
■
May 24,
of
company had been approved
of tne New York Stock
1939.—'V.
Anglo-Canadian Telephone. Co.*—To Sell Preferred
ago. Mr. Lanterman noted this
acquisition in the clay pipe field in
of component parts for new
repay
Alabama
On
appointed
1.
for
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters
Chemical
been
May
On May 31, 1963, it was reported that W. C. Pitfield &
Co., Ltd.,
Montreal, plans to offer shortly in Canada, 140,000 shares of the
company's $2.65 dividend preferred stock at $50 per share, to yield
Privately—On
May 28, 1963, it was reported that $20,000,000 of this
firm's promissory notes due May 1, 1983 had been
sold privately through Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.,
and R. W. Pressprich & Co., New York.
The company
has
due
year
a
an
1963,
Aerojet-General
Y.,
debentures
2,971,335
and improved sales
cars.—V. 197, p.' 1944.
freight
4%%
Retailers
Listing Approved—
Telegraph Co.—Appointm't
Trust
T;.
Francisco.—V.
AMSTED's
results due to vacation shut¬
AMSTED's plants," he added.
in
company's
corporation
tures
;
estimated
the
&
York
New
2044.
p.
through
ended'
quarter
30 quarter
June
1528.
p.
ARA
the
earnings
in
the final quarter
year ending Sept.
30, 1963, would
top results in the- year: earlier quarter. "Earnings, in the fourth
quarter
will be better than the " first and-second
quarters,
but
will
197,
Ampex Corp.—Partial Redemption—
earnings for the month of April were
earned
''."-'ft''
further
shared earned
per
Bank
for
The
that
added
large as the
Dec. 31.'1962.
as
issue.—V.
American Telephone
expects earnings in the quarter ending June 30,
the • $2,028,000,
or
73
cents per share, earned
entire, first • .half of its fiscal year which - ended March
to
this
Co.,
Automatic
Industries
company
1963,
B.S.F.
U
.
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
.
.
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of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
States, U. J3. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00 per year; in Dominion of
Canada, $83.00 per year.
Other countries, $87.00 per year,
William Dana Seibert,
:t,
NOTE:
On1 account
of
Treasurer;
the
fluctuations
.
v.-,
in
the rate of
x
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
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Bekins
Daniel
Van
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
&
Storage
Co.—Net
earnings
Higher—
Bryant, President, announced an increase of 12% in
operating income and 11 Va % in net earnings for the firm's first
three ln^n.hs of 19t>3 over the same period last year.
y.ui...,it, UiCOine tor tnree months ended March 1.5, 1963 showed
incease
an
$432,oOd
of
,
ning
$/,87?,00Q to $8,844,OCO and operating profit from
$460,060.
Net earnings
increased
from
$156,000
to
to
pointed
Bryant
asc anticipated.
ing progressed,
He
The
out
firm's
share to
a
12
cents
"We
majority
year."
low
normally
a
period
revenue
the
of
no misgivings regarding the rest of 1963,
economic indicators show promise of a fair
Bryant
stated
earnings
in
from
the
firm's
both volume
and
Ended
•
March
'
,1
1963
Tne
revenues——
expenses
were
half
40,842,816
38,867,293
■
4y2% first mortgage bonds, series I, due May 1, 1993,
at 102.50% and accrued
interest, to yield 4.35%. Ad¬
financing details follow:
fif
UNDERWRITERS—The
13,642,000
loss
5,532,000
of
specialist
—V.
197,
reported
than
dollars
Damon,
Bowser's
Total
operating taxes
operating income..
19,813,000
with
1,765,335
23,035,428
21,750,628
7,613,571
any
told
loss
a
quarter
shareholders
before
of
$226,134
in
from
of
the
at
Federal
the
1962
of
for
the
1963
year
amounts
7,276,665
Mr,
continue
said.—V.
Damon
to
197,
-
&
fixed
Net
for
fixed
income
—
available
dividends
for
Dividends
15,421,857
■
197,
earnings
income
transferred
to
952,916
$0.59
1,384,239
26,307,165
h—'
Average number of shares
197, p. 1836.
outstanding
$0.61
Brush Beryllium Co.—Net
See
Occidental
Petroleum
this
Corp.,
T'he
Sold—
of
issue.—V.
196,
The
216.
p.
$6,162,472,
of
Bigelow-Sanford, Inc.—Quarterly
sales
(after
cash
of
goods
1963
and
other
discounts)
1962
with
(including
field
ware¬
Total
Net
449.404
depreciation
expense
for or
Provision
costs
and
lieu
197,
153,107
The
500,000
through
17,494,255
490,545
:
due
will
be
York,
time.
On
May
Hills
Elack
15,
Power
principal
the
&
amount
Federal
Light
of
of
City, S. D., to
mortgage bonds.
Llack
Hills has negotiated the sale of
Hanover Trust Co., of New
York, N.
principal
Proceeds
added
with
amount,
of
fiscal
year
interim
loans
bank
ending Oct. ,31,
projects
in
Y.,
rate
obtained
for
of
to
such
Hills
of
per
100%
loss
of
4
For
purposes.
estimates
Hills
with
Dakota
and
electric
utility
Wyoming.—V. 197,
eastern
The
reported
31,
1963, sales
quarter. Earnings
1962
On
has
company
service
in
a
share basis
per
equal
to
W.
27
cents
Cordes
47
cents
earnings had been anticipated and
factors:
said,
Demand
at
was
contrast
then
to
at
a
a
for
consumable
low
a
for
the
western
South
mill
machinery
and
as
from
year's
the
and
noted
also:
steel
,
•
Mr.
shipments of these products
Snyder pointed out, "earnings
amount
of
unabsorbed
and
operating
construction
quarter."
$931,000
in
1962.
to
the
lack
of
ship¬
the
company's
large
million) made up mostly
equipment.
an
were
burden.
contracts
unsatisfactory levels,"
penalized by a higher
Completions
of
large
were
also
lacking
in
start
of
the
quarter," -Mr. y
(E. W.) Bliss Co.—Private
Financing Arranged—
On May 27,
1963,. the company announced that it
arranged $6 million of long-term
financing from
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York
and John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.—V.
197, p. 1737.
1963
'■
2—1111—
B.
in
share
1312.
—_____
Universal
American
144,300
Corp.,
71,266
68,800
11.3c
10.9c
record
high
fch*e }hree months
of
corresponding
$1,208,000
period
•
~
Earnings
also
*
'
ended
compared
last
issue.—V.
*
a
new
Jan. 31,
with
Leslie
year,
V
reached
197,
C.
fabricated
trend
to
of
of
$104,000
President,
or
31
cents
an-
per
Vae thfee month period compared with earnings of
or
15 cents per share in the
similar period in 1962.'
share earnings in 1962 and 1963
are based on
340,876 shares
outstanding. No Federal taxes were incurred in
1962 or 1963 due
to
a
Overlock
said
that
no
from
prior
significant
1889,
St.
in
been
in
the
last
years.
contribution
to
sales
and
in
fund,
latter
and
months
making
loans,
corporation,
1,
of
1963,
4%%
its
6071
Second
year-end sales of
previous year total of
principally
letter
its
by
borrowings
Citizens
conducts
center
of
its
since
Ave.,
in
1963
sustained
part
$9,242,000,
$7,515,000.
income
of
in
sales
$90,561,
on
or
Wire
The
to
in
and
a
a
cents
share,
per
has
Sales
per
improved
as
firm
wire
net
in
months
for
.
compared
also
were
Co.
for
the
17
shares
and
in
the
presently
and
cents
40
1962.
with
Earl
in
the
these
in
E.
Gray,
197,
President,
1114.:;y.
p.
%',
■
.
said
out
quarter
of
in
last
has
the
American
1091.
Stock
Exchange
y:v,,:yy
under
..
.
the
the
company
symbol
in
he
of
and
its
16
cents
in
The
The
of
company
has
and
12-month
company's
1963
net
reported increased earnings for
periods ended March 31. 1963.
income
was
$2,142,592
for
the
the
report
times
the
ber
of
our
for
the
quarter
and
$1.67
for
the
shares
on
pointed
out
income
was
revenues
outstanding, versus
3,369,228 shares.
Ernest
that
R.
the
achieved
resulting
Acker
and
months
12
1962
on
that
President
6%
despite
principally
increase
Lelan
that
F.
sales
the
p.
617.
y
y
v
•
.
while
of
Service
not
projections
ended
year
Feb.
36%
up
compared
28,
on
with
,
a
the
;
to
both
that
is
the
to
company
March
$23,443,073
been
/
for
restated
sales and
in
nancing Details—Our May 27, 1963 issue reported the
sale on May 22,
1963, of $10,000,000 of this firm's
line
will
tend
to
President,
increase
an
operations,
he
to
and
increased
an
num¬
since January conurm
substantial increase in
users
show
a
stabilize
at
is
more
a
attractive
continued, growth
a
111.
p.
of
Consolidated
Foods, and
Joe
Corp. announced that negotiations for
have been terminated.
Mi'.- Cummings and Mr. Lowe said, "When
the consolidation of the two companies
full
a
exploration
would
be
expected
interests
of
1963
quarter
was
both
parties
to
potential
been
now
not
ad¬
on-
materialize
discontinue
nego¬
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
of
for
in
1962.
(The
1962
earnings
have
rate settlements on both gas
The net income for the first three months
to
shares
$2.87
per
share
outstanding
the
first
was
due
three
to
of
capital
during the
months
record
of
cold
stock
period,
1962.
weather
The
in
the
on
up from
improve¬
the
first
1963.
of
the
calendar
year
the
Consolidated
represent
year
because
months
the
has
would
subsequent
equivalent
full
12
It
-
period
same
reflect
earnings
of
Earnings
of
made.
benefits
1945.
p.
the
to
share
'
mainly
component
on
the
of
best
number
„.
Ordjanian,
due
companies
gas purchases.)
a
Co.—Additional Fi¬
Nikit
was
has reported that net income for the three months
31,
1963,
was
$26,017,219, against net income of
$2.59
26.
Dr.
Consolidated Natural Gas Co.
of
net
earlier.
New accounts
delay
concerns
197,
average
Jr.,
share
outstanding, compared with
year
Chairman
two
that
some
53
'
equal to 22 cents per
stock
a
year
Joe Lowe
understood
it
ended
of
the
a
System
material
seasonal
nature
for
part
of
the
of
first
net
of
quarter
income
the. business.
for
For
a
the
March
31, -1963, net income was $30,996,115 or
per share. In the previous
12-month period ended March 31,
1962, net income was $30,084,823 or $3.32 per share.
$3.42
The
volume
of
sold
to all classes of customers during the
was
261,322,000 MCF (thousand cubic
244,558,000 MCF sold in the same period
in 1962. During the 12 months ended March
31, 1963, total sales
of gas were
621,020,000 MCF, compared with 592.920,000 MCF sold
first
Central Illinois Public
30%
Presi¬
have
we
sales
income
^
Electronic
ago.
to
prices
the
3,370,073
Sillin,
* y /,
of about
the
fiscal
joint statement,
in principle
a
ended
quarter
declipe in industrial electric
from
sharply reduced
operations
.•
net
when
V'
revenues,
year
agreed
was
and
cents
a
this
Cummings,
merger
vantages
three-
Dec.
197.
"is
latter
Consolidated Foods Corp.—Merger Talk? Ended—
eluded
by area cement and stone producers; This decline was more than
offset by continued advances in commercial
revenues, up 8%, and
in
residential
revenues,
which rose 4%
even
though residential
electric rates
were
substantially reduced effective last
—V.
fiscal
outlook for the year,
therefore,
manufacturing activities,"—V. 192,
Nathan
192,
first-quarter
in
the
with
stockholders,
reflect
Lowe, Chairman of
9%
a
Grove
the
Coleman,
far
so
and
The
bur
in
it
'
company's
earnings
Sheldon
year;
revenues
income.
submitted
quotes
ment
the
equivalents-of
to
to
amount
belief
product
and
$1.59
for
said,
varying
we
$6,580,429 for the 12 months, as compared with corre¬
sponding totals of $2,014,247 and $6,268,998 as of March 31, 1962.
On a per-share basis, the
1963 earnings are equivalent to 56
common
sales
broken
River
meeting.
earnings
history,
share,
per
service
continued
The
first
in
5%,
the
5%
common
operating
his
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp.—Net
Higher
month
in
been
its
Coleman
the company of a new electrically
no
moving parts and changes delay
voltage, in contrast to previous delay networks- which
were
mechanically variable, he said, is meeting with approval and
production orders already have been
successfully filled.
"We have begun the 1963-64 fiscal year with the
highest back¬
log of orders for delay networks in our
history," Dr. Ordjanian
said.
"This backlog, which is
over
$200,060 is more than
three
by
',y. y
/
has
to
The recent introduction
by
variable delay line which has
listed
was
CCG.—V.
y';,: yy.;:
ground
addition,"
the
company had gotten
off to
quarter of the year with increases
sales as compared with the similar
said, "in 1962 we had some strong
in
reported
best
rise
level.
of
from
unsatisfactory level which prevails in
the electromagnetic delay line
industry. However, he said, indica¬
tions are that this situation will
improve during the current year.
1962.
stock
The
sales
2046.
p.
or
in
In
common
in
that
half
30
our
197,'
the
technical
said,
Service, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
the
increase
addition
annual
first
7%
258,400 shares of
The
said
.-'j
-
that
income, after taxes, was $56,655,
the
$41,453,
President Harold Blancke said the continued
strength of Celanese
during the first quarter of 1963 reflects increased sales
of its chemical and fibre
products.—V. 197, p. 1114.
on
12.9c
to
increase
the
the
and
the
company
was
Net
on
'■
reported
1963,
period
at
operating revenues for the year rose to $884,850, against
$845,326 for the 1961-1962 fiscal year. Pre-tax profit was
$107,303,
up from $74,817.
a
respective
'
■
■
likef period
were
May 29,
estimated
Gross
business
On
similar
Columbia Technical Corp.—Net Up
36%', Revs. 5%
of America—Reports Record Sales
Charge
the
were
increases
1963
a
at
"However,"
during
the
Central
11%—
$811,472 for the
first
$461,227 in the first quarter
informed
gain
in total
operating
previous fiscal year.
"
outstanding,
cents
■
first
for
an
rising
approximately
pointed
start
1963."—V.
1963,
$80,677,000 for the three months ended March 31,
highest first quarter sales in the corporation's
history,
The previous first-quarter high was established in 1962 when
sales
were $78,938,000.
yyvJyvy'vy
1963,
Ohio.
1962
Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
earnings
upwards
The
profitability.—V.
earnings of $59,224 in the first
from. $137,112
showed
products
stockholders
in
period
net
earnings of $6,673,000, equal
share, for the first quarter of 1963. This
earnings of $6,707,000, also equal to 73 cents
net
31,
'V
Coleman
49%
reduction
cost
,
and
provide substantial
1963."—V. 197, p. 2046.
excellent
of
common
with
office
281,200 shs.
$1,328,177
to
told
Mr.
were
electrical
program of
Carlon's
expectations."—V.
company
73
compares
its
County,
Co.—Sales Up
against
company expects
sales increase of
dent,
acceptance
for? plastic
product
sales
1962
1963
;
of
The
an
volume
of
Coleman
operating
an
cable
1962.
expected
"The
to
from
Lake
1919.
Outstanding
for the company's 87,500
square foot
plant's manufacturing facilities.
"The
latest
Celanese Corp.
are
from
4,000,000 shs.
par)__
manufactured
Shareholders
market for our steel warehouse
products is still soft and
effect on our results is
substantial," the report said. "We are
hopeful this trend will reverse itself, thereby increasing our earn¬
ings for the balance of the year. Lithographing operations continue
according
Citizens
business
Painesville
location
same
cents
30,
Grove
own
of
over
344,541
the
by
ob¬
quarter
quarter
.
shareholders
in
by
con¬
Bank.
the
(25
April
revised
Chairman,
to
5.2%
secured
borrowers to purchase,
property. Loan funds are
placed with the company and
real
time
of
company
keeping with the company's new policy to manufacture more
its own products, Coleman
reported a 76% increase in revenues
fittings.
and
Carlon's
factors
to
,:y
laws
loan
year.
River
record
the company
announced
a
net
equal
the
operation; since,
and
enable
savings
to
continuous
resulting from Coleman Cable & Wire-manufactured products.
July
on
$1,000,000
in which
on
stockholder,
under
savings
Earnings per share for the first quarter
up from 11.5c at April 30, 1962.
a
Chairman
21% to a
$998,000 in the
Overlock,
\
high
of
time
Loan
Main
ended
1962
plus accrued interest. Pay¬
Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St.,
Per
Mr.
of
beryllium
the
of
redemption
the
capital improvements
rose
cKnrffn^
loss. carry-forward
compares
*
Bennett,
their
and
1737.
Sales, Net—
1963
sales
p.
$50,000
tax
This
quarter
$410,000 in capital equipment, and
was
able to lower production costs, increase
product
increase manufacturing capacity, Mr. Sims said.
were
W.
cents
Corp.—Proposed Merger
this
from
132
been
refinance
from
incorporated
company has reported to stockholders an Increase of
nearly
in first quarter sales for 1963. President
David Coleman lold
shareholders that
gross
sales rose to $1,471,811 for the
its
75,500
Bohn Business Machines
Inc.—Record
noimcea.
1963.
first
.
150
The
share
a
that consolidated operating income
quarter, but net income was down
nonrecurring gain in the first quarter of 1962.
Net sales amounted to $4,900,674 in the 1963
quarter, as against
$5,222,976 the preceding year, the reduction resulting
principally
from the disposal of a
subsidiary last year.
$1,537,141
85,000
selling
a
operating
estate,. to
01*
Home
tiations."—V.
156,266
""""""
Bohn Aluminum & Brass
See
Government
cents
100%
pipe
'
Based
increased
due
1962
$1,580,414
I_IIZIIII
taxes—:
per
p.
of
plastic
quarters./. ''■■■
p.
Bloomfield Industries
Inc.—Quarterly ReportPeriod Ended March 31-
Salfes
197,
16
or
this
offset
$131 million,
up $9 million from the
Snyder reported.—V. 197, p. 1417.
—V.
at
Chase
company has reported
months of 1963, "down
ago.
earnings
.
Net. income
Net. income
for
the
over
•
period
reverses
experienced
in
January and
February. "The improvement experienced in March, both in volume
and product mix,
seems-likely to be the pattern of company opera¬
tions for the remainder of 1963.
Meanwhile, new business is being
booked at a satisfactory rate. The
backlog at March 31 stood at
Income before taxes
Provision for income
1983
Tile
increase
principal
1176.
p.
year
Snyder said a sharp rise had occurred in March in
operating
results by all units of the
company, but explained that the im¬
not
of
upward
announced
1961
helped
the
Mr.
did
the
exceptions, all
sales volume. The greatest gains
electrical market,
where greater
He "cited
190,
three
the
President, said that lower
the following contributing
by the steel industry, he
at
Federal
an
business
real
has
and
is
Coleman Cable &
Chairman D. W. Sims!, reported that
items in the product line showed in¬
result
a
;;
provement
sales
sinking
office
23%
'
250*
In
1962, Carlon invested
The
ended
in
first quarter were
of 1962.
like
pointed
processing
the
on
has
shipments
1836.
has
of
quality and
products
He
year.
"With
engineering
of
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Net Down Sharply—
$37,288,000
to
was
5%
first* quarter
ments
during the first two months from,
backlog of long lead time business ($122
of
the
80%.
over
lever during all of
January and February in
ago
when
shipments of these products were
year
peak
this
in
Chairman
Jr.,
the
down
earnings in
against
Snyder,
for
$530,000
were
the
that
in
improve,
primarily
Capital stock
1012.
p.
$39,973,000. against
were
for
in
conduit
the
construction
Blaw-Knox Co.—Net Down
Sharply—
March
the
minor
the
as
provides
that
of
in.
97-mile,
a
1889,
Organized in
shares.
called
1,
manufactures
creases
substations. '. '.
Black
of
:,y.
Co.,
Authorized
the
to
&
Steele & Co.—
J.
11%
$110,958, Carlon
cents per share for 1962.
18
year.
161-kilovolt trans¬
mission line from Rapid City to the
Nebraska state line; a 12V2mile, 69-kilovolt transmission line from Osage to
Newcastle, Wyo.;
and
contract
$377,456
were
share
a
the
at
p.
contrast to
In
include
7,
It
.
In
Manufacturers
price
a
4V2%
for
1963, Black
1963
at
company
Carlon
$3,398,i00.
at
has
of
July
197,
increase
an
$999,000
the
sale, estimated
at about $982,300,
will be
working capital and will be available for
improvements to its properties, including the repay¬
expenditures
Major
bonds
authorized
issue
company's
and
ment
the
The
from
the
to
additions
interest
an
Commission
Rapid
first
30-year
Power
H.
go
company
at
Carlon Products Corp.—Shows Profit for Year—
'
■
1963,
the
will
Citizens
supplemented
Light Co.—Private Bond Sale
.h
Nicolaus
Inc.
500
Savings
Nov.
liens
tained
1114.
p.
made
or
Detroit.—V.
Approved—•
cents
continued
197,
operation
debentures
New
Black Hills Power &
barter
250
—a"..:
Stifel,
1,000
proceeds
struct,
quarter of 1963
period
in
1962..
rate
400
& Co.,
Seymour, President.
on
first
1962.
1963
reported
corporation
ment
815.
p.
Pierce
On
—
Ohio
Burroughs Corp.—Partial Redemption—
636,000
taxes
expenses
income
—V.
2,582,097
431,473
596,699
Fed.
of
number
same
products
19,458,812
of
four
or
the
1962.—V.
135,132
in
under
higher
a
Co.,
Co.
& Loan Co.— Capital Stock Of¬
May 17, 1963, The Ohio Co., Columbus,
publicly, in the' State of Ohio only, 40,000 ;
shares of this firm's capital stock at
$15 per share.
of
2,678,194
for
ingot
quarter
earnings in
cmopany
other
of
expense)
Interest
13,827,578
principally by
2,3o2,569 shares outstanding March 31,
on
The
15,560,082
first
$94,189
based
sold
metal
the
quarter
the
on
$20,055,511 $17,984,800
housing costs)
Selling, advertising and administrative ex¬
penses
(including
sundry
income
and
Provision
in
caused
first
same
&
Inc.
Up Sharply—
has reported sales for the
against
$5,520,678
for
the
was
beryllium
First
Deduct:
Cost
increase
than
Report-
Period Ended March 31—
Net
company
.
&
$400-*
Rauscher,
CAPITALIZATION AS OF DEC.
—V.
Best Fertilizers Co.—Assets
Baird
offered
23,799,493
surplus
share.—
per
W.
Westheimer
1,000
_
BUSINESS—The
Sold
bonds,
2149.
p.
Net
Privately—
On May 29, 1963, it was reported that
$19,200,000 of
this firm's 4%% first mortgage
bonds, second series,
due 1988, had been sold privately
through Blyth &
Co., Inc., and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co.,
New York.—V. 197, p. 1836.
13,089,724
Inc.__
Citizens
that
Co.:—Bonds
Inc
Legg & Co
A, E.
1114.
Brooklyn Union Gas
14,473,963
14,468,941
—
Retained
Net
charges
charge^.-—
Co.
Co.,
&
engaged
available
Income
Total
the
of
con¬
(000's Omitted)
Robert
1,000
C.
fered
quarter
show
p.
Co.
—V.
1962.
V*./'
should
&
John
taxes
forth
purchase
all
the
of
set
$3,05o
Merle-Smith—T.OOO
Dickson & Co., Inc. 1,000
S.
to
said.
the
purchase
to
severally
terms
bonds
Amount
&
Weeden
comparable
first
the
Under
names.
have
the
to
of
purchased.
annual
income
subject
amounts
obligated
are
below
named
company,
respective
Hutzler
than
more
the
principal
(000's Omitted)
Brothers 8c
Salomon
Stroud
quarter
were
their
purchasers
are
Drexel
first
the
same
purchasers
from
the
Amount
approximately $450,000, Mr.
v"'vX-satisfactory financial results
during the second quarter as the company begins to capitalize on
studies designed to expand present domestic and foreign markets,
19,985,293
2,005,612
______
the
if
Dick
for
the
$5,902,159 up
'. '■
'•/
were
$5,200,927.
Damon
18,882,000
21,029,816
...
opposite
tract,
and
earnings
in
income
net
Sales
sales
and
than
President,
compared
1962.
that
13%,
better
purchase
contract,
below
713.
p.
to
purchase
Earnings per common share amounted to 17 cents after providing
preferred dividends and utilization of one-fourth of the tax
5,240,000
•.
of
Bowser
1—
agreed
for
14,281,000
income
C.
$325,369
was
sales
:
other
1962.
more
that
months
72,969,514
taxes—.
taxes.
J.
meeting
——78,738,975
has
up
million
Robert
1962
119,581,791 <111,836,807
_
operating revenues---;—-—
Total
'
Monday, Jane 3, 1963
.
ditional
run¬
Co.—Reports Record Sales—
fastener
of
months
company
1963
§
operating
operating
Net
are
Bowser, Inc.—Shows Profit for Quarter—
Canada—Quarterly Report—
31—
Total
Other
sales
R.
earnings.
:■
Total
Net
currently being felt and that
ahead of the first quarter.
Cleveland-based
three
one
Bell Telephone Co. of
V.
Income
recent acquisition of Rex Rotary Dis¬
fact that it was acquired in the last
of 1963. He indicated that the effect
operations
overseas
He warned,
however, that this field is "a fast changing undertaking in respect
to rates and competition."—V. 197. p. 1216.
Period
the
is
substantially
first
' i
show substantial increase
•v
the
to
quarter
supplier of parts
to
the venicle
markets, has reported sales of $4,379,315 for tne
first
three
months
of
1963,
exceeding all previous
records for
the same period. This compares with,
$4,297,792, the previous high
mark set
in the corresponding 1962 period.
Net income in the latest quarter was
$201,471, equal to 28 cents
a
common
share, against $195,544, or 27 cents a share, in the
have
of
,
wir.
by
due
first
the
acquisition
This
Share.
a
that progress in 1963's first quarter was
local and domestic long-distance build¬
during
even
declared,
the
of
Bowman Products
year.
for
the
Corp.,
days
tront
$ii'4,000, or an increase from 11 cents
Mr.
10
made
was
tributing
P.
.
.
three
feet),
in
the
12
gas
months
against
a
of
1963
volume of
months
ended
March
31,
1962.—V.
197,
p.
1837.
Volume 197
Number 6269
v
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2249)
Consolidated
First
-
Oil
&
City Bank, New York,
for the common stock of
agent
has
664,443
been
the
1009.
p.
for,losses
Gas, Inc.—Appointment—
National
transfer
appointed
corporation.—V.
co-_
197,
In
Power
Co.—Earnings Statement—
•
•
'
1963
;
report to
sales
in
the
Gross
operating revenue
Operating expenses
for taxes—deferred
Federal
depreciation
42,544,766
:
on
on
Interest
preferred
on
Balance
47,171,908
of
for
End
Earnings
shares
on
period
said.
19,228,124
few years."—-V.
$2.21
Data
$2.05
-
The New
New
York
and
Data
computers
income
of
•
and
income
were
taxes
$1,776,632,
year.
"
.
Per
1962,
'
to
number
Singled out
entered.
Control
applications.
Division
27
above
stock,
31,
common
of
31,
the
in
the
financial
and
1963,
previous
computers
have
recent
1963,
two
basis
and
periods
of
acquisition of
of
the
BY
ings
records
Mr.
the
in
Brewer
ended
has
edged
31,
the
almost
weather
He
commented
1963
1%
high
to
Trie
ahead
last
for
the
for
by
year
Division
at
divisions
the
told
cents
30
or
share
per
price
in
first
Auburn,
Indiana
factors
are
the
into
current
decline
in
and
upon
start-up
operations
1962
line"
long-range
Company
985,414
has
and
in
was
"Management
report
stated,
laid
1962
is
the
last
with
of'
view
year
$57,153,
especially
"in
foundation
amounted
Earnings
compared
reported.
for
"a
to
$7,228,990,
$2,338
were
cents,
8
or
strong
and
disappointed
the
fact
in
that
1962
the
earlier,
year
are
to
factors
failure
of
reach
D.
staff
our
expected
Other
to
to
help
shell
home
expectations,
which
in
will
1963.
and
capable
executives
market
and
urban
renewal
the
Syracuse,
results
upward
an
expected
are
trend
report stated.—V.
reported
Y.,
N.
increase
an
in
197,
the corpora¬
to move
predicted by year's end,
earnings to continue in
p. 1633.
manufacturer
in
of
first-quarter
electrical
In
a
said
of
quarterly
earnings
report
net
totaled
to
stockholders,
income
for
$416,000 up
the
from
sales
net
on
President
three
the
of
Stock
earnings
41
cents
per
share
on
1,004,480
outstanding were reported. Last
stood at 1,007,880 with earnings also
produces
company
a
broad
line
Sloan
J.
ending March
first-quarter showing
stock
standing
The
of
Robert
months
1962
$410,000.
capital
of
year
41
shares
shares
of
out¬
Deere
The
Of
the
electrical
Sales
Co.—Earnings Up 59%—
company has reported
that its U. S. and
first half of the 1963 fiscal
year set
an
also
for
were
837.185
set
Earnings
1962,
the
higher
Canadian
all-time
sales
record
six-month
period which ended April 30, 1963, were
$258,569,125 in the first half of 1962.
They
greater than the previous all-time high of
$277,-
than
16%
in
the
the
for
despite,
a
first
the
$3
on
in
used
its
resin,
manufacture
perlite
six
months
six-month
million
of 1959.
•
*
supply
EFFECT
in
provide
cost
from
bringing
unprofitable
lines
reductions."
foreign
business
is
emphasized
Manufacturing Co., this, issue.—V. 197,
Electric
1837.
p:
Co.—Partial Redemption—
v
,
has called for redemption on July 1, 1963, through
sinking fund, $84,000 of its 4%% debentures due
at 101.65%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be
the
1978
at
at
the
The
.
El
Paso
Chase
National
Bank, Mesa at Main Sts„ El Paso,
Bank, 80 Pine St., N. Y,—V.
197,
Manhattan
v'■
Electric
?:y-Xr'-■/
•/
-
Manufacturing
Co.
Proposed
—
.
Directors
of
Emerson
Electric, St. Louis, Mo., and Rantec Corp.,
Angeles), Calif., have approved plans for a merger
companies, it was announced on May 20, 1963- by
W. R. Persons, President of Emersori Electric, and Robert
Krausz,
President of Rantec.
•..••• •
■; y
YYy
Calabasas
of
the
(Los
two
■
The
terms
of
stock
common
the
at
agreement
the
rate
of
■
call
2.35
the
for
.
exchange
Raritec
of
shares
for one share of a new
Electric .convertible preferred stock.
Each share will' be
convertible into .8 of a share of Emerson Electric common stock.
Emerson
Approval
of
the
Rantec
the
both
companies
take place.,
leader
in
the
electronic
devices,
be
will
;
,
required
,
design,; development
and
instrumentation:; arid
supplies designs: and components to alnjost
space
program
including Titan, Nike,, Subroc,
and
and
and
"This'is
of
can
world
presently
Apollo
advanced
merger
a
microwave
of
It
missile
every
Polaris,
stockholders
proposed
Corp., is
production
Gemini
more
-
well
as
sophisticated
as
number
a
military
the
of
new
programs.
excellent
development,"
Mr.
Persons
said.
"With
its large staff of scientists,,and engineers, Rantec Will .substantially
expedite our transition toward advanced research and development
in space and missile programs. It strongly complements our Elec¬
an
Mr.
Krausz,
Rantec
and
267,000 shs.
will
electronic
sold
were
company
Financial
and
Weekly"
and
"The
Service
also operates
company
in
the United
Canada.
.
,
.
AS
head
Its
two
States
the
office
Canadian
is at
Broad
44
"%■..'/
'
OF
MAY 28,
1963
Authorized
($1
services,
news
and
par)^
Outstanding
3,500,000 shs.
1,562,700 shs.
!
UNDERWRITERS—Subject to the terms and conditions set forth
in the underwriting
agreement, the selling stockholders have-sev¬
erally agreed to sell to each of the underwriters, and each of the
underwriters
acting as representatives, have severally agreed to
:
purchase,
forth
the
aggregate number of shares of common
the name of such underwriter below:
opposite
•
.
.
..
1
Shares
White, Weld & Co. Inc.__
Goldman,
10,550
Sachs
&
Bear,
Co.
A.
G.
Friedrichs
10,550
W.- Baird
&
W.
Co.,
Becker
&
Co.
Co.
Blair
&
Blyth &
Co.,
Kidder,
1,500
Inc.
Kuhn,
1,000
Lazard
2,750
Inc
Lehman
Carl
800
&
Sons
W.
Bominiek
Clarke
&
&
The
800
___i_
1,500
Glore,
Forgan
&
Co.—
Goodbody & Co._
Harriman
Inc.
Ripley
1,500
2,750
1,000
2,750
—
2,750
Hemphill, Noyes & Co
A. Hogle & Co._
1,500
Hornblower
2,750
—V.
197,
p.
&
Weeks.
2150.
2,750
Inc.—
2,750
Co.—_
2,750
Brothers
broad
a
of
range
its
It is
management
Moseley
of
electrical
Ohio
Piper;
Co._
1,500
1,000
—
Northwest
Co
800
Webber, Jackson &
2,750
—
Jaffray
&
t
Reinholdt
r
1,500
&
800
-
1,000
Gardner—
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
Inc
—
1,000
•
Rotan, Mosle & Co.^_
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc.
F.
S.
Smithers
R.
Anthony
R.
L.
Day
Witter
&
1,500
states
four
and
instrumentation
and
i
1,500
' 2,750
Co
•
adto-
.197,
foreign
2150.
p.
last
nations/ Sales
year
exceeded
$200
Equality
Plastics, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursu¬
1963 offering circular, J. J. Krieger
& Co., Inc., New York, offered publicly, 79,995 shares
of this firm's common stock at $3.75 per share.
ant to
May 27,
a
Net
proceeds,
estimated
at
$242,500, will
be used
for repayment of debt, inventory, and working capital.
BUSINESS—The
importer,
priced
to
company
Fifth Ave.,
distributor of a
of
manufacturer,
286
and
merchandise known
general
as
New York, is an
line of
popularly
"notions"
intended
for
sale
drug,
super market and variety chains, department stores,
dis¬
count and mail order houses and specialty chains. The firm manu¬
factures
less
than
5%
of its "notion" line. Substantially alliof
these
products
are
sold
to
the
company's customers
at .-prices
than $7 per dozen. Approximately 75% of the corporatioii's business is derived from such activities. The balance., of
the business, or approximately 25%, is obtained from the manu¬
averaging less
facture,
import and. sale of elastics and cords.,
Some
of
the
'
-V
which
the company
imports and dis¬
plastic "garment bags of all types, men's
and women's rain boots, coasters, drip dry hangers, indoor dryers,
ladies curler bags, zippered plastic sweater bags, rubberized tote
bags,
over
the
door
hangers, mirrors, pinking shears, snap-up
telephone indexes, metal shoe trees, zippered plastic linen bags,
.plastic mattress covers, ladies shoe bags, plier sets, car hangers,
plastic suit and dress hangers, plastic washing machine covers
and broiler covers,-shower caps,
metal belt rings, vinyl laundry
frags,
battery
operated vacuum
brushes,
shpwer curtain liners,
bridge table covers, table mats, beach bags/ plastic chair covers,
jewel cases, office staplers, shopping bags,, ladies plastic raincoats
and many other such items.
>
tributes
"notions"
follows:
as
are
Equality Plastics believes that profit margins vary insignificantly
the majority of the different categories of "notions" which
it
distributes.
The
2,750
Y
>/
elastics
;
-
7
,
r
the firm manufactures and sells,
are
primarily fasteners used to hold in place in a package or
container such items as jewelry* cosmetics, pencils, pens, wallets,
and the like.
The elastics which the company sells are also used
in
the
and
ladies'
cords,
lingerie field
CAPITALIZATION
.
.
—V.
stock
197,
which
and
GIVING
(10c
in
.
par)
toys
and
EFFECT TO
/
.
games.
PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
750,000 shs.
*/__
Outstanding
239,985 shs.
1526
p.
Ero Manufacturing Co.—Shows Loss for Year—
This
automotive
accessories
manufacturer
has
reported
increased
sales
for the year ended Jan. 31,
1963. Sales of $9,779,891 were
higher than the $8,317,291 reported for the preceding year,
reflecting volume in new product areas resulting from acquisitions.
17%
Earnings,
series
sion
of
automobile
the
low
$58,675
loss of
ings
however,
year-end
seat
point
for
cover
of
the
$37,075,
were
adversely affected by three factors: a
charges involved in the company's expan¬
inventory adjustments, and a decline -in
volume in the fourth quarter, traditionally
were
non-recurring
program;
10
company's business. An operating loss, of
reduced through a tax refund to a net
cents a share. In the preceding year, earn¬
or
five
the
year
or
$16,571,
was
cents
a
share.
attributed the sales increase to
automobile tops following the ac¬
quisition of Atlas International Co. in December, 1961. and,-to
initial
volume
in knitted furniture covers
from the purchase of
Cardinal Crest Co. in late October, 1962. This, he said, more than
William
—
&
1,000
Co.
&
Wertheim & Co
Dean
800
1,000
2,750
Co._
&
Staats
William
and
It also produces electronics and control eqqipmilitary and non-military applications, electrical products
for residential,
commercial and industrial construction, and elec¬
trical tools for the "do-it-yourself" market. It has 29 plants** in
Common
Co._
&
%
t
line
major producer of electric
a
industrial
present
■
broad
a
equipment.
2,750
Rhoades &
Tucker,
Co.,
_____
1,000
Co.
2,750
S.
The
1,500
&
&
Loeb,
Curtis
.
800
Equitable Securities Corp.
The First Boston Corp.—
Fulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
1,500
1,500
Hopwood
2,750
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
•
&
Co.
&
Freres
M.
Paine,
1,500
Co._
800
Inc.
Co
—
Loeb
Pacific
t
Drexel &; Co..—_—3—4_
Eastman Dillon,. Union
&
F.
1,500
Co.__
Dominick,
Securities
merger
,
Co.
1,500
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.John
Co.
&
Peabody
1,500
Co._.
Inc.
Brown
the
among
Co.-——
&
Inc.—^
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co.,
Alex.
&
Hutton
E.
set
Labouisse,
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
1,000
&
Weil,
E/F.-Hutton
Corp
Stearns
that
for
ment
Shares
Howard,
Webster
&
Securities
stock
*Y Y.
10,550
Stone
out
.
Observer."
stock
manufactures
products and controls.
and
mation
13
Dow Jones News Service in
Common
to operate with
following the merger.
Electric
Co., Inc.—Common Offered—On May
6,500 shares, priced at $107 per share,
by the underwriters to employees of
and its subsidiaries.
pointed
Rantec,
continue
key personnel
'Emerson
?
drives
Outstanding
of
Electric should lead to greater participation by his
missile, space and electronic control programs and
also will permit the application of Rantec technology in the com¬
mercial and industrial areas in which Emerson Electric is active.
in
company
FINANCING
1,000,000 shs.
President
.
with "Emerson
;
source.
PRESENT
TO
(10c par)
J.
period were 59%
higher than
deduction from net income to
resulted
from
importance of
Attention is called
Emerson
wood-
are
and
alum, man¬
be obtained in abundance
can
particular
any
GIVING
shares
Inc.
equipment,
$323,716,628.
25%
stock
■Inc.
&
company
cover
the method
"Seybolite." However, the key
mixing the
ingredients;
this
of
soap-,
Business
cents.
including explosion-proof fixtures, electrical conhectors. outdoor
lighting, airport lighting, transmissometers and ceilometers, and
conduit fittings and motor controls.—V.
197, p. 1115.
for
dependence
William
consolidated
1963,
materials
graphite,
Inc.
has
against
Manufacturing Co.—Proposed Merger—
2047.
p.
lightweight
a
none
Robert
equipment,
$8,909,009.
31,
the
paper,
offered
,
are
1,
made
mark
of
method
CAPITALIZATION
activities
Crouse-IIinds Co.—Net Slightly Higher—
This
the
Street, New York.
delayed
activities
July
the
to
composition
is
Dow Jones News
who
included
$48,704,000
as
The company
patented nor patentable; consequently it is kept/
by the company.
no contracts with
suppliers of raw material,
the
and
vigorous growth. ..."
adversely to earnings
Improved
establish
following years,
assigned
the
The
the
marketing plans in the Washington,
disappointing sales in Georgia.
ahead
trade
a
newspaper,
"Barron's
National
results," the
is sound
contributed
C., area, and
Current and planned
tion
experienced
promote
which
the
file
National
it
of personnel in certain key
positions during part of the
hindered company progress, the report continued. "We have
added
is
company
edits, prints and publishes a daily
"The Wall Street Journal," and two weekly publications,
company
line
reported
.
we have been able to build export
provide jobs in American plants for U." S. employees
larger profits for our shareholders."-^-V. 197, p. 237.
operation of
y8"
BUSINESS—The
Lack
since
the
by certain stockholders,
of the proceeds of the offering will be re¬
ceived by the company. This marks the first public
offering of Dow Jones shares.
and
against $7,Vh of a cent
or
a
financially, offers an excellent, diversified product
industry's most attractive marketing program."
year
to
patents
since
The
this
program."
for
sales
1961.
share,
per
of
the company
by
reported
organization.
was
housing and financing
W.
Hamilton
Crawford, President and Chairman, termed
the
results
"obviously
unfavorable,"
but
assured
stockholders
that
"the company is sound
financially, offers an excellent, diversified
product
of
An additional
Sharply—
earnings for
Rouge-based
profitable
product
'
volume
was
facilities and personnel,
that
El Paso
Offered—
28, 1963, White, Weld & Co. Inc.; Goldman, Sachs &
Co.; Stone & Webster Securities Corp., New York,
and associates
announced a
secondary offering of
103,500 common shares of Dow Jones & Co. at
$112 per share.
effect
and
to
generate
million.—V.
year
Crawford Corp.—Net Down
A
,
Inc.—Common
197, p. 517.
were
Baton
sole
Dow Jones &
in all
brisk, and the outlook for favorable sales and earnings
continues to be encouraging.—V. 195, p. 1208.
are
full
Sold
Authorized
past.
that
services
A.
Eaton
not
used
Common
Industrial
the
bright
appears
the
in
stockholders
of
1963
and
Sea Yale & Towne
•
1962.
effect
went
future
sales
*
share,
per
technical
way
and
Privately—On May
reported that the company had sold
CAPITALIZATION
severe
quarter
beneficial
a
a
our
quarter
despite
cents
which
increases,
year,
have had
advised
that
the
training expenses
Brewer
$259,794,
were
Co.—Notes
not
and
is
without
period,
Record sales
12%.
1962
in
Mr.'
,
agement believes that these materials
the
quarter
as
coiripany has
chips,
against $9,604,481 in the first three months
tire
last
further
He
Products
Mr.
first
maintained
1116.
p.
Resources,
product
however,
high
new
gains,"
revenue
be
excellent
three
the
The
earnings
a
last
will
board
making
—V.
The
year.
December
earnings.
for
of
that
earnings
to $231,634, or 27
during
and
of
outpaced
trend
sandwich
method
conditions...
advised
compared
Sales totaled $9,690,920
of
that
established
previous
an
years
a
chosen
has
to
President, has reported to the stockholders
company established the highest sales and earn¬
its 48 year history.
further
March
exceeding
1962—also
four
past
and
to Dresser's, foreign subsidiary,
G., which was set up in 1952 to handle foreign business
that would allow Dresser to compete "on as favorable
a basis
as
possible with foreign competitors." Trie officers pointed
out that "through the effective use of Dresser
A. G.'s
substantial
in
overseas
the
months
report.
Dresser
cents
or
thicknesses
of
Brewer,
1962
197,
to
confidential
in
of
the
antennas.
Computer
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.—Net Up 12%—
Wayne
has
this
of
of
products
chemical, oil, power, water, sewerage,
backlog of unfilled orders at the end
The
.,
Corp. was also reported as part of Control
plan to broaden its market areas and product lines.
1740.
<
that
trend
the
•.
Bendix
197, p.
months
46.4
were
30,
$4,050,000,
to Vas'L When required, two panels will be
a
core
of polystyrene,
a
plastic foam product :
insulating qualities and is very light in weight.
tronics
and
Space
Science Division and will also expedite
our
Polystyrene is a commercially produced product readily available
progress
in the field of industrial electronic controls and auto-:
but is not produced by the company.
3.
"j-•••'•-;V'-:V %C/y>;Y mation."* ►
.%■'
'
The processes by
which the panels are made arid the "sand¬
"At the same time, Emerson will signicantly supplement Rant'ec's
wiching" of the panels to the core of polystyrene will be performed
future marketing and manufacturing needs."
'
by the company through the facilities of Yamaska Mills.
examples where
sold
for
industrial
been
the assets
quarter
of
for 1962
$3,647,000 and per share earnings
ago.
and
growth
before
that
specific
recently
the
York.
used
31,
figures, Mr.. Norris reported
in the third-quarter period.
cited
in
May 23, 1963 offering circular, A. J.
Co., Inc., New York, offered publicly, 67,000
shares of this firm's common stock at
$3 per share.
Net proceeds, estimated at $155,875, will be used
for
the
purchase of equipment, sales promotion,
working capital and other corporate purposes.
in
the
March
respectively.
markets Control Data has recently
Norris
Mr.
the
on
March
at
cents
the expanding
The
of
period
same
Federal
March
period
year.
covering the same. The*
company is headquartered at 42 Broadway,, N. Y.
Wallboard is used extensively in the building field and the com¬
pany has engineered its product "Seybolite" for this field generally
and for paneling for prefabricated homes in
particular. The "Sey¬
bolite" prinels will be manufactured, for exterior or interior
use,
over-all
Data's
—V.
and
particular,
Data
like
operational highlights
were
In
the
ended
last
six
control
but
;
the
on
the
of
against
outstanding
cents
45
months
of
continues to improve, since it is not expected
shares of common stock will be added in the next
BUSINESS—The
reported that for the nine
1963, sales, rentals and service
nine
months
first
The
i
and sheet insulating
material containing fibrous
material, mineral filler and binder composition., The company has
adopted the term "Seybolite". as the trade name for its product,
has
31,
the
..
earnings
addition
a
March
68%
up
shares
of
were
In
President,
for
■
•.
share
number
on
Norris,
ended
for
corresponding
growth
believe
"We
Finance
structural
was
$38,435,937, up 39% compared with the
previous year. Net profits after provision for
the
state
C.
period
three
Gabriel
Sales Up 33%; Net 68%—
William
first
earnings
the
income
net
Pursuant
peripheral equipment, Norris said a
parallel interest is in the development of sales of imbedded printed
circuitry to other electronic manufacturers.
months
and
company,
year
Merger—
Chief area of interest of the new activity will be in the area of
components fcr military, space and industrial electronics. Although
circuitry made by the new Control Data activity may be used in
Control
man
■
Diversified
circuitry in accordance with The eleven U. S.
patents which Control Data has now acquired.
Beck
the
April
figures
quarterly letter to shareholders, John Lawrence, Chair¬
and F_ G. Fabian,
Jr., President, stated "the improvement for
under
714.;
p.
Stock
"printed"
foreign
of
quarter
a
ended
the
the
$84,600,000.
markets.
second
1963,
Comparable
,
.
industrial
the
fiscal
cents.
Industries
supplies
world-wide natural gas,
In
Net proceeds will be used to reduce the
company's1
short-term debt, and provide for expansion.—V.
197,
Exchange
has approved 5,823 shares of Control Data common stock for list¬
ing in exchange for all of the assets of Beck's, Inc.
Through the acquisition, Control Data will now make imbedded,
insulated
history
87
$H4,957,000, earnings
cents.
$53,374,000
31, 1963, it was
privately $6,500,000 of its subordinated notes due
May 1, 1978, through Salomon Brothers & Hutzler,
$2.02
Corp.—Acquisition—
computer manufacturer.
of
revenues
of
$113,463,000, net earnings
efficiency
any
Dial
printed
Minnesota
78
and
...
Up 5.4%; Net 10%—
total
the
the
favorable
a
new
\
.
Q
1739.
p.
in
months
19,506,584
of the assets and business of Beck's Inc., St. Paul,
* circuit
manufacturer, was announced as effective
May 23, 1963 by William C. Norris of Control Data, Minneapolis,
on
for
operating
$2.18
—___
197,
for
share
against 42.3 cents
increase of 10%,
"This
continues
389,539
Acquisition
Minn,
Per
our
for period
End
Control
noted.
which
.
high
six
Dresser
the
earnings for the first quarter of 1963, reported at $13,400,a 10%
improvement reflecting the increase in business,
was
Cisler
outstanding
listing
report
revenues
39,388,364
19,719,873
19,970,596
___;
share
♦Loss.—V.
above
that
Average
of
Net
;
period
per
1963
3,661,074
outstanding
period
of
5.4%
it
basis)
Average
of
annual
all-time
an
first
les
meeting
for
stockholders
President
supplemented a review of 1962 operations with
Cisler
43,067,296
3,678,932
stock
stock
common
(current
L.
marks
the
company reported sales of
and
per share earnings of
000, show
"2,104,408
755,063,:
—
,
Shares
1,497,140
1,203,440
*1,362,386
_
;
___
For
—
President William A. Hewitt noted
quarter
of
$200
million
also
were
a
...Y"
■/ >V
second
company's
43,510,834
—
Dresser Industries, Inc.—Net
Higher—
|
"
share
a
.
is
16,411,607
debentures
to construction
deductions
income
income
Dividends
debt
convertible
*
$24,share
was
per
cents
tractors,
first-quarter
59,261,174
957,532
charged
Other
mortgage
a
This
16,916,212
income
Interest
17,666,530
58,057,734
1,201,954
64,438,329
17
stockholders,
that quarter.
the
Walker
36,532,519
63,236,375
:
year
$2.24
or
'
•-
Detroit Edison Co.—Revenues
At
17,867,979
Interest
Net
7,748.935
income
this
exclude
oi
31.231,061
6,872,440
taxes
____•
income
Gross
inc.
income
$15,464,296
-
165,220,888
33,768,288
amortization
Fed.
income
operating
Other
and
Net
against
sales of both John Deere farm and industrial
continued the strong pace set in the first
quarter,"
said,—V. 197, p. 1946.
he
177,026,822
for
Provision
General
$
1
for
"Led by
machinery
341,306,670 316,457,667
Provision
Net
record
1962
$
-
share
per
the
that
Consumers
$3.57
year._ The earnings for both years
earned-by John Deere" Credit Co."-'
•
Twelve Months to March 31—
overseas "subsidiaries.
of
or
last
.
5
full-year
J.
Heiman,
volume
in
President,
convertible
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Gateway Chemicals, Inc.—Sales, Net Down Slightly
line of sleeping
the company's new
products. He noted that
older
bags was introduced too late to make a significant contribution
to the year's volume.
.
Mr. Heiman said the year's results were affected by non-recurring
,
Sales and earnings experienced
slight decline for the first quar¬
ter of 1963, against 1962 figures for the comparable period, Presi¬
dent Jerry Gans reported.
Sales decreased approximately $27,000 from $1,489,445 to $1,462,298, and earnings from 23 cents per share to 20 cents per share,
,
manufacturing facilities for the com¬
pany's newer lines to unused space at Ero's existing plants, to
increase production capacity for convertible tops and knitted furni¬
ture covers and to elminate costs of closed facilities.
He cited extraordinary expenses in
connection with the closing
of two Atlas International plants and the relocation of manufac¬
turing in existing space in Ero's Chicago and Los Angeles plants.
"The maintenance of separate facilities for Cardinal Crest prior
to the transfer of production to Ero's large plant in Crystal Lake,
Illinois, also involved considerable costs," he added.
in
involved
costs
fieiman
Mr.
shifting
continuously steady,
profits."—V. 197, p.
has reported that net sales increased from $48,578,227 to $99,814,250, for the. fiscal year ended March 31, 1963.
The report also announces an increase in Ethyl's earnings from;
$1,762,266 to $4,380,731.
Increases
in
both
sales
and
earnings are
attributed to
the
The
company
of
operations
months
four
Nov.
On
the
1962, Albemarle
30,
former
Ethyl
Corp.,
of the
The
'
company
of
1962
to
of
March
combined
Manufacturing Co. purchased
with Albemarle, and changed
Ethyl Corp. Total net assets
for
Earnings
the
first
Historically,
and
such
annual'sales,
quarter
there
in
sales
of
is
the
1963
but
$2,753,000 or $2.26
variation in antiknock
less than 25%
of
quarter
Bank
197,
p.
special
a
it
was
of
The
for
voted
which
meeting of the
to
First
issue
24,000
National
each
Bank
shareholder
share for each 19 Va
rights will be mailed to
1741.
payment will be required
sale
The
the
of
shareholders
will
the
on
N.
June
before
Aug.
result
will
to
subscribe
26,
1963.
July
on
26,
in
$24
$44,000
also
have
additional
creasing
After
the
sale
profits and
from
of
the
$4,256,000
new
shares
then
would
reserves
transfer
a
undivided
from
further
it
authorized
most
but
Foremost Dairies,
Motec
be
as
•
for
this
firm's
June
7%
15,
of
and
in¬
stations
total sales
convertible
of
revenues
of
the
subordinated
Management's
the
'
decision
corporation's
feauced
a
from
with
the
focd freezer sales.
operation
of
nate
*
j
ated
that
of
The decision
operating overhead
resultant net
Inc.
sales
to
an
of
in
that
or
food
freezers
receivable
—V.
devision
greater
as
a
and
The
sales
In
tinue
our
from
ments
-are
have
Edward
Jones
100
I.
D.
&
dom,"
stockholders
to
basic
for
never
foam
and
struction.
entry
Futura
159,000 shs.
$200,000
—V.
Inc.—Acquisition—
the
area
in
subsidiary
Gabriel,
of
has
company s
to
more
moved
St.
total
than
to
Louis.
a
during
manufacturing,
ston, Pennsylvania.—V.
warehousing
feet.
Gabriel's
and
other
Jersey City, New Jersey,
197, p. 1741.
to
cents
45
a year ago.
continued strength
share,
a
sales
on
of
to $2.26 a
comparable
share on the
69 cents a
earnings of
$6,225,000 for
of
market contributed
sales and earnings,"
automotive
the
to the
improvement in both
Hetherwick, Chairman stated.
to
our
six other markets, which
Edward
C.
"Sales
also
197,
continued
include primarily the
and users of light-metal
favorable basis," he added.—
industry,
appliance
the
market,
castings,
on
a
918.
p.
Holly
The
the
fiscal
year
$1,616,826
After
of
Corp.—Earnings Higher—
Sugar
company
has reported that net income was $2,608,482
ended March
31,
1963, against net income
the
for
fiscal
previous
at
the
Park
Sheraton,
Mr.
effects
the
end of 1963,
significant
product line in Carlstadt
contribution to the earnings of
new
a
has
In
been
accelerated
addition,
at
the
fundamental
com¬
improve¬
chemistry of urethanes and continued research
significant commercial market possibilities
Efforts to arrive at a good
synthetic leather
product
its
and
potential
for
of
year.
preferred stock dividends, net
stock, compared to $2.25
common
Income was $3.75 per share
per share in the preceding
and Dennis
corporation's his¬
tory," the Holly officials reported, adding, "Production of sugar
and dried beet pulp also established new high records,"
before
"Income
first quarter of 1963 con¬
of depressed prices of urethane foam.
taxes
highest
the
was
in
the
contributing to higher income, the report
Factors
stated, included
higher prices for sugar, better beet quality, higher sales proceeds
by-products, and better results from livestock operations.
The report also noted that the corporation's preferred stock was
from
fully
redeemed
"Since
as
1,
of Feb.
1963.
1950," the Holly officers
aggregated, $8,500,000,
early
retirements
have
stated, "long-term debt
preferred stock in the
property
retired, and expenditures for
additions and replacements totaled about $22,700,000."
These, it was pointed out, were financed largely from
before depreciation.
of
amount
$4,350,030
was
earnings
under con¬
struction
the annual
report. Cost of the plant, including related facilities, is currently
estimated
at
$21,000,000,
with completion scheduled in time to
process the 1964 sugar beet crop, according to Messrs. Shoup and
regarding Holly's new processing facility now
at
Hereford, Texas, were also discussed in
Details
O'Rourke.—V.
197,
1948.
p.
;
will
It
at
introduce
the
cushioning
attained
143"
is
is
suitable
is
available
"GFC
new
Cincinnati
deeper
a
before
"GFC
a
with
143"
This
Fair.
effect
new
with
urethane
extra
formula
longer
foam
both
for
Amalfi
immediate
and
blue
wearing
for
designed specifically for use
for
density
footwear.
in
California
shoes
type
197,
p.
The
the
con¬
and
potential today."
-
V.
estab¬
196,
p.
/
months
the
ended
of
Co.—Net Lower—
.
.>
:
-
"•
$0.44
.
trend
'
instruments
and
components,
has
increased sales and backlog., during the six
pressure
of
March
31,
1963,
Glassco, President.
plants are
and King¬
>
,7
*r,?5«xsales for the six ' month
k?
'
for .the 'Similar period a
it
was
reported
.
period were
year earlier.
Robert
by
the disposal
company
income
represents,
incurred
tax
essentially,
the loss in volume
Divi¬
of both the Childs and Louis Sherry
of two hotel properties.
in
7.
loss of $33,000 after taking into
first quarter of 1963, compared
net
a
credit
the
which were not subject to income tax in
earnings of $191,000
period of 1962.
same
According
B.
*
$282,600,
up
frqm
Backlog of unfilled
to
nature
of
company
the
spokesmen,
motor
hotel
the loss was due to the sea¬
which was reflected in
industry,
period, to the generally reduced level of the hotel industry in
recent months, and to the fact that the company did not this year
benefit from the seasonal profit of the resort property it sold last
this
year.—V. 197, p. 1531.
Houdaille Industries, Inc.—Earnings Forecast—
;
the corporation's history
and may well reach $100,000,000, Gerald C.
Saltarelli, President
and Chief Executive Officer,
told the annual meeting.
He added
that it is anticipated that earnings "will top the $2.16 reported
for 1962."
(Houdaille had reported sales of $95,546,782 in' 1962.)
Gains in earniftgs for the first half of this year "reflect the
continuation
of high
automotive volume and elimination of our
Florida construction losses,"
according to Mr. Saltarelli. "These
factors
make the gains in the first half of
1963 greater than
can
be expected in
the second half. This is because results in
the second half of 1962 were good."
Sales
He
producer
continued
distribution
$o.50
2078.
Glaseo Instrument
This
$13,840,039 $14,367,292
1,454,662
1,285,062
____
The
sonal
shipment.
;
earnings
Earned per share
in income
the sale last year
to
account
the
of 1962.
decline
The
with
reported operating revenue of $19,366,000. in
1963, against $23,982,000 for the comparable
has
quarter of
company
first
three months
or
917.
Net
America—Shows Loss for Quarter—
Hotel Corp. of
due
Sales
30,000-square-foot plant at 4004
is Gabriel's fifth plant, and
brings
385,000 square
Troy and Cohoes, New York;
50
General Refractories Co.—Quarterly Report-—
Ended March 31—
1963
~'S:
1962
new
This
a
quarter
"The
50
Period
manufacturer of electronic toys, was
purchased through
Lane,
50
Co
Tracing the background of urethane foam in footwear, Mr. Henry
J. Wertheimer, Vice-President
reported that, "although commercial
urethane technology has been practiced for
only a decade, the
technical developments have followed each other in
quick succession
contributing to the rapid advance of the industry. The urethane
industry has grown from a position of little importance in the
buy and operate Futura. The acquisition marks Gabriel's
into the electronic toy field.
Siemers
50
a
footwear
features
slippers
toys and sporting goods, has acquired cer¬
including name, manufacturing facilities, inventory and
trade marks of Futura
Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, and its divi¬
sion Bell Products
Corp. The purchase price includes stock and a
sliding scale of cash based on 1963 operations.
a
Inc.
Schoen
with
corporation
qualities
manufacturer of
Futura,
equal
importantly
50
New Product—
assets
Eel /r°d"cts Inc--a wholly-owned
lished to
on
50
have
year.
Mr.
affiliation
197, p. 137.
This
the
In
quarter, the company earned $445,000, or
sales of $7,293,000.
This compares with
the
V.
said.
"We
are
confident
that
through this
major European company, we will be in a better
position to participate in the growing overseas market."
oper¬
80,000
500,000 shs.
$200,000
equal
$1,449,000,
outstanding.
shares
earned $905,000, or $1.41
Hayes
of shares.
number
$287,000,
642,323
ago,
it was reported by Merrill E. Shoup, Chairman,
O'Rourke, President and Chief Executive Officer.
immediate postwar years to one with
great growth
tain
on
share,
totaled
Earnings
year.
year
year,
the
to
last
a
50
Co
&
Sales, Net—
has reported record sales and earnings for the
period ended April 30, 1963.
rose
to $23,433,000
from $18,874,000 . in the nine-month
based
die
Inc
Co.,
Simon
M.
30,
April
2482.
p.
period
50
100
196,
ended
company
75
;__
Co.__
•
&
quarter
Hayes Industries, Inc.—Record
textile
development indicative of General Foam's growth was
the appointment of Calico Printers Association
Ltd., of Manchester,
England, as our exclusive sales representative in the United King¬
45,583
par).
Gabriel Industries,
&
Sales—
1963, the first quarter of the
current
fiscal year,
the company had record sales of $1,778,926
against
$1,716,265
in
the 1962
quarter, it was announced by
Harvey E. Sampson, Chairman and President, at the annual meet¬
ing.
Mr. Sampson noted that the first quarter earnings will not
be
ready for
several weeks.
Both sales and earnings for the
current fiscal year,
Mr! Sampson said, should increase to record
the
For
"Another
197l~
debentures
—V.
the
the
The
_,
7%
Boyce_
Hanrahan
increased.
Investigation of the
encouraging market possibilities.
show
elimi-
165,451
(10c
sub.
in
expected
within
foam
6%__
Common stock
&
Draper, Sears & Co
Fridley & Frederking
Fusz-Schmelzle & Co.,
reported that production
pany's plant in Hazelton, Pa.
$45,299
due
Bros.
100
"operations
reflect
217.
p.
Harvey Radio Co., Inc.:—Reports Record
75
corporation."
The
Promissory notes payable In instal¬
ments, without interest-.^
conv.
to
194,
75
1941.
said,
for the first quarter
equal to earnings for the entire 1962 fiscal year.
Fred Hager, President of the Bridgeport firm, said earnings after
provisions for Federal and state taxes amounted to $20,695 for
the first quarter of 1963. This is equivalent to five cents a share.
Net earnings for the full 1962 fiscal year for Hager totaled
$23,748, Mr. Hager said.
Total sales for the company for the first quarter of this year
were $737,626
and earnings before taxes were $45,558.
Mr.
Hager said that the company is continuing its policy of
acquiring shares of its common stock on the open market at prices
currently prevailing which are approximately 50% below the book
value, of the stock. Hager Inc. had purchased a total of 70,825 of
its own shares as of the end of the first quarter, he said.—V,
75
100
Inc
address
his
foam
notes,
150
100
Co
We expect that by the
"will start to make a
maturing at vari¬
June, 1965; interest
mtge.
at
Stein
George K. Baum
Chiles & Co.
Sharply—
Hager, Inc.—Net Up
The company has reported that net earnings
of 1963 were nearly
sions
:.
estate
Inc
675
;
$75
has announced an increase in 1963 first quarter
$4,009,499 against $3,716,110 for the first quarter of 1962.
494,0C0 shares outstanding for first quarter 1963, net
after taxes were $80,110 down from $111,629 for the same
Schoen
Outstanding
5, 1964
Instalment notes,
interest
Sons__
of 1962. Net profits and earnings were affected by sub¬
stantial start-up costs at the new plant in Carlstadt, N. J.,
ac¬
cording to Mr. Alfred Schoen, President.
•
Authorized
& Co.,
&
period
and to leave
those resulting from
company directly
Edwards
on
profits,
completely
than
de¬
company
to
conse¬
to
of
Newhard, Cook & Co
Reinholdt & Gardner.-..
150
Co
Co.,
197, p.
Based
supply
natural
served
payable to banks and unaf¬
filiated parties, interest at 6%,
maturing at various dates to Jan.
Real
&
G.
150
&
the
For
(000's Omitted)
Kalman
675
Co
&
Feb. 23, 1963 were $5,310,544,400, an increase of 1.3% over
$5,240,315,100 total for fiscal 1961 and 1.2% greater than the
previous record of $5,246,578,200 established in I960.- :
Earnings of $60,206,400, after provision of $66,400,000 for U. S.
and Canadian income taxes,
represent a 4.8%
increase over the
$57,463,700 net income of the previous year and were 2% greater
than the 1960 record figure of $59,011,700.—V. 197, p. 1530.
" ■
ended
Amount
j
has reported that sales, earnings and dividends for
any previous year.
Ehrgott said that sales for the 52-week period
company
same
General Foam Corp.—Net Dowri for Quarter—
resulting
to license the bulk food
division.vr
6%
Co
Blosser & McDowell
Walston
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
at
A.
i—_—.—
and
Brothers
Stern
increased risks in
and
of food freezer sales
profits equal to
to
Co.
&
'
.
-
■
Tea Co.—Net Up 4.8%—
1962 were higher than in
Sales
severally
amount
1014.
193, p.
Chairman John D.
the
Model, Roland & Co
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood-^.
industry-wide trend of
accounts
®s duidn8' the period when the
dates
—_:
The
fiscal
share
below:
He
Notes
ous
forth
this issue.—V.
Great Atlantic & Pacific
The
36,000
have
Corp.—Acquisition—
Co.,
nine-month
600,000
36,000
$13,200,
1963, was
compared
B.S.F.
levels.—V.
2,204,677 shs.
•
31,
March
ended
net in¬
four cents
to
as
Glen Alden
See
3,750,000
600,000.
months
six
' '
'
and in
backlog,
expanded
meet
a share on 330,180 common shares out¬
with $24,600, equivalent to nine cents a
share,
for the same period during the previous year. However,
based on expanded backlog, shipments during the remainder of the
year are expected to increase, and to be reflected in net income.
In addition to enlarging its quality line of Bourdon-Helix pres¬
sure
gauges and switches,
the company has introduced a group
of
pressure
transducers and transmitters for both analog and
digital applications. This product diversification will substantially
affect growth during the present fiscal year.—V. 197, p. 917.,
period
$675
Boettcher
ended
independent operator followed
an
quence of the elimination
y
due
$3,750,000
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co.,
debentures
the
for
come
to
operations
^
in new product engineering,
entailed
costs
production
equivalent
Outstanding
$1,276,161
underwriters named below,
Inc.
Straus,
increased sales costs
collectibility
is
655,116
5,000,000 shs.
Richter
^
the
of
Because
gearing
5,168,298
1964-1967—
Sullivan
Scherck,
service.
eliminate
was
firm
FINANCING
purchase from the company the principal
set
Schwabacher
supply
to
operations
profit margins,
connection
to
Bosworth,
at
year
PRESENT
Amount
through Freoplex's retail units; Approximately $2,000
accounted for by sums received from the
operator
food
the
de¬
(000's Omitted)
were
bulk
which
;
_____
bentures
to
company's
due
UNDERWRITERS—The
June 2, 1962 and the
39 weeks ended March
2, 1963, approximately 90% were accounted
for by retail meat sales, and 10%
by sales of dairy and allied prod¬
ucts marketed
in
loans—.
stock
847.
p.
bank
Johnston, Lemon & Co
during the fiscal
industry
a
limited number of other departments.
The
derived from the fees paid to it by department
is
Warrants
the capital, surplus, undivided
approximately $8,500,000.
194,
and
short-term
bentures
the firm's customers and the
company is not
responsible either for food delivered to
customers, or for the proc¬
essing of customer orders or of food supplied to fill such, orders.
Of
stores
income
Common
1975.
food
be
have
due
May 1, 1979
non-negotiable subordinated de¬
6 %■
26, 1963 of
account in¬
other corporate purposes.
of
the
bentures
Aug.
BUSINESS—The company, headquartered at Route 18, Tices Lane,
Brunswick, N. J., is engaged in the operation of retail meat
supermarkets which directly serve, the customer.
In July, 1961, it
terminated its active participation
in the
sale
and
servicing of
home food freezers and in
April, 1962 licensed the operation of its
sales of bulk food
supply for home freezer use to an unaffiliated
corporation in consideration of annual
payments of 7% of the gross
dollar volume of sales of food for home
freezers supplied by such
licensee to the company's customers.
Payments are made monthly
by the licensee. Under the terms of the license, the licensee makes
sales
will
families.
payable, principally 6%
Long-term
debt
5%% subordinated convertible
the
East
all
locations,
negotiations
Authorized
$168,000, will be used
expansion, working capital,
and
these
Notes
in
will
increase
profits to surplus
to $4,300,000.
this issue.—V.
Net proceeds, estimated
for repayment of debt,
that
other
several
premises
5Vz%-6r/r
1963.
an
Freoplex, Inc.—Debentures Offered—Pursuant to
due
given
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
one
May 23, 1963 offering circular, Allesandrini & Co.,
Inc., New York, offered publicly, at par, $200,000 of
-
be
can
for
process
licensees.
Inc.—Proposed Sale of Division"
Industries, Inc.,
of
three
leased
agreed
See
their
principal
share
a
Subscription
24, 1963 and
capital stock from $2,340,000 to $2,460,000
the surplus from $3,800,000 to $4,256,000.
Directors
in
Substantially all of the departments in the stores are operated by
The
corporation itself operates most
of the
gasoline
22, 1963
capital stock
at
J.
common
crease
and
service
May
on
common
entitled
be
held
or
Another
(Carolina), Puerto Rico, but the open¬
fixed.
The company follows a constant
locations deemed by it to be attractive.
be
approximately
$4,985,000.
The
engaged is highly competitive.
(New Jersey)
held
new
River,
shareholders
stock
new
of
Toms
shares
hew
.
have
(War-
in August,
1963 and
lease has
been executed
licensees.
shares
of
Cleveland
and
opening
have a full-scale grocery department, and
complete service station facilities.
The stores
located in suburban areas, and are either on
or
have direct access to major traffic arteries;
all contain large
parking facilities.
The leases expire at various times up to the
year 2012,
and provide for aggregate minimum annual rents of
all
are
Bights Offering Approved—
At
assurance
In addition, leases
(Livonia)
for
Monday, June 3, 1963
Stated
Juan
yet
of seeking new
negotiations are now
dise,
are
Toms River
of
San
in
not
can
no
bers
to the report.
After adjustment for sea¬
sonal
and
other
factors,
the
company
estimates that
the first
quarter results would represent, on an annual basis, earnings of
First National
Detroit
The company's stores provide facilities
for "one-stop" shopping
offering a
complete line of department store merchandise at a
low markup.
In. addition to the usual department store merchan¬
according
approximately $10 per share.—V.
in
Twenty-nine of the company's stores operate under the name,
"GEM," two under the name, "GET," and one under the name,
"FAME."
In all stores, shopping privileges are restricted to mem¬
were
seasonal
a
first
stores
satisfactorily concluded.
paper
per
for
share.
sales
for
location
date
Lease
basis, Ethyl's earnings for the year were $3.79,
share effect of non-recurring expenses in con¬
nection
with
the
company's
recapitalization,
the report states.
Earnings in the previous fiscal year were $1.47 per share.
per
of
program
1963).
31,
cents
20
executed
a
ing
per-share
a
after
located at 10824 Page Boulevard, St.
closed-door
membership department
discount department stores.
At present,
chain
Heights),
scheduled
November,
1963,
respectively.
first
operations
paper
months
and
sales
company,
a
rensville
fiscal year is made up of eight
(April 1, 1962 to Nov. 30, 1962) and
and chemical operations (Dec. 1,
combined. company's
four
On
it
been
to
company are $284,909,145.
new
months
Paper
merged
the name of the combined
operates
stores, sometimes known as
it operates 32 stores, located in 15 states.
the
chemical business
Standard Oil Company
of
and
acquired from General Motors Corp.
(New Jersey) on Nov. 30, 1962.
product
subordinated convertible debentures due
BUSINESS—The
Louis,
...
inclusion
of Gateway's
.
May 1, 1979, at par and accrued interest.
Net proceeds, estimated at $3,425,000, will be used
for loan repayment, sales promotion, working capital,
and other corporate purposes.
Sharply—
(& Subs.)—Sales, Net Up
Ethyl Corp.
firm's 5%%
142.
p.
v.;.
Gem International, Inc.—Debentures Offered—On
May 27, 1963, Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., Inc., Denver,
and Scherck, Richter Co., and Dempsey-Tegeler &
Co., Inc.. St. Louis, offered publicly, $3,750,000 of this
(Tex.) plant near Dallas in May, 1963.
of seat covers, convertible tops, seat
cushions, luggage carriers and other automotive accessories. The
company also makes certain home furnishings and sporting goods.
Based
in
Chicago,
Ero
has
six plants located throughout the
197,
improvement
six-year
1014.
.
now over $300,000, one-third of which resulted from new
developments which did not exist a year ago, Mr. Glassco
orders is
standing,
Addressing the first annual meeting since the diversified chemical
detergent firm went public last year, Mr. Gans commented: "We
regard the slight decreases as only temporary interruptions in the
had begun in Ero's McKinney
Ero is a leading producer
country.—V.
revealed.
Mr. Gans
production
top
convertible
that
announced
also
a
.
.
in
1963
should
be
the
highest
in
the
corporation
is
intensifying its efforts to grow
acquisitions. Mr. Saltarelli also reported that the com¬
pany is planning the' extension of its research program in order
to further accelerate growth from within.
Houdaille
Industries,
with
headquarters
in ^.Buffalo,
produces
construction materials,, automotive parts, and-industrial tools and
said
through
machinery.—V.t 197,
p.
1948.
.
.
.
-
'
.
■
.
-
Number 6269
Volume 197
1963,
firm's
this
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
stock
common
made
was
in
at
Canada
(2251)
Laboratories, Inc.—Securities Sold
LaMaur Inc.—Sales
Privately — On May 27, 1963, it was reported that
$90,000 of this firm's subordinated notes with com¬
300,000 share secondary offering of
a
Research
Kalin
Co.—Secondary Stock Offering—On
Hudson's Bay
May 27,
.
.
stock
mon
$13.75 (Canada) per share by Greenshields, Inc., and
Dominick Corp. of Canada, Montreal—V. 186, p. 944.
with
S.B.I.C.
an
had
warrants
and
through
been
Jay
V.
placed
Record
based
Net
privately
Securities
Grimm
689
on
and
150,000 shares of its common stock. Each unit,
consisting of $50 of debentures and five shares, was
priced at $50.
Net proceeds, estimated at $1,240,000, will be used
for repayment of debt, purchase of real property,
working capital and other corporate purposes.
BUSINESS—The
is
firm
residential
a
real
estate
development
operating in Southern California. Its principal activities
the construction of homes on land which it has acquired
developed, the sale of such homes at prices which currently
range
from $17,000 to $24,000, and the construction and rental
of apartments.
The. principal offices of Hunsaker are located at
Edna
solidate
Irwindale,
Place,
company
Calif.
incorporated
1962,
was
in
law
January,
operations
of
the
12
Hunsaker
"The
as
Corp."
in real estate development and a partnership engaged in
wholesale and retail lumber sales. All of these companies were
acquired'from S. V. Hunsaker and his
two sons
during; April,
1962, at which time the firm assumed its present name. S. V.
Hunsaker has been engaged in the construction and sale of homes
1938.
.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
:i
transaction.
•
Kawecki
PRESENT FINANCING
Chemical
this Minneapolis-
the
1963,
previous
to $1,798,L.
rose
Maurice
year,
equivalent to
17
with, 33
the comparable
share on 377,866
300,000 shares out¬
cents per
cents
on
has
Inc.—To
Redeem
Preferred—
called
for redemption on June 28, 1963
all
6J/2%
cumulative preferred stocks at $22' per
the corporation has also called for redemption on June
and
1963,
all of its outstanding 5%
cumulative convertible pre¬
stocks at $21 per share.
Payment will be made at the General Trust of Canada, Montreal.
Lanvin-Parfums, Inc.—Acquisition—
E.
L.
Cournand,
President,
Lanvin-Parfums has acquired
announced
on
May 23, 1963, that
for $4,250,000 cash Jean Nate, Inc.
Nate, created in 1933, is recognized as the leading line of
bath
preparations
in the United States. It will be operated
as
a
subsidiary.—V. 197, p. 918.
,
.
for
31,
ferred
Jean
Lehigh -Valley Coal Co.—Partial Redemption—
The company has called for redemption on
Aug. 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $300,000 of its 5% first and refund¬
ing mortgage gold bonds, 1924 series, due Feb. 1, 1974 at 102%%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at The Philadelphia
National
Bank, 421 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, or at The First
■>-.
r'fK
EFFECT TO
the
by
,
March
outstanding
share,
of the loan will
"help us eliminate some of our existing fixed obliga¬
tions, finance inventories, and reduce some of our
outstanding bank loans."
He added that the new
financing would further aid the company's rapid
growth, both internally and through its long-term
acquisition program.—V. 197, p. 1531.
'V;
under
to acquire the assets and con¬
corporations
and
a
partnership
total
Lambert
corporation
its
-28,
Mr. Kane said that the proceeds
engaged
since
in
$1,618,791
ended
was
of
cipal to be repaid in 12 annual instalments from May
31, 1967 to May 31, 1978. No options or warrants are
involved
the
(Alfred)
the
of
announced
were
quarter
compared
The
borrowing call for semi-annual
interest payments to start Nov. 30, 1963, with prin¬
and
The
terms
from
the
for
standing in the first quarter of the preceding year.
Mr. Spiegel said that the
earnings drop was due largely to costs
involved
in
opening new sales territories,
which should
reflect
favorably in future sales results.—V. 196, p. 2180.
Assurance Co.
of America, Worcester,
Mass.,
according to Daniel Kane, President of Kane-Miller.
The financing was arranged through Jay V. Grimm
Securities Co., New York.
include
California
Privately—
May 24, 1963, this eastern institutional distributor
and allied products, secured a $750,000 loan
6V2% debentures due 1978 from the State Mutual
The
sales
shares outstanding,
Sold
Life
company
15855
Corp.—Debentures
food
of
Higher; Net Down-
sales
period of 1962. This
Kane-Miller
On
quarter
cosmetics manufacturer.
Spiegel, President, reported.
Net earnings declined to $62,657 from
$99,972 in.
Co., New York.
(S. V.) Hunsaker & Sons—Units Offered—On May
24, 1963, Bateman, Eichler & Co., Los Angeles, of¬
fered publicly, in units, $1,500,000 of this firm's 6J/2%
convertible subordinated debentures due May 1, 1978,
first
hair
7
National City Bank
Co.—Quarterly Report—
of New York, 2 Broadway, N. Y.—V. 197, p. 716.
'
Notes
Outstanding-
Authorized
V
1
.
The
payable:
of
loans
Construction
Instalment
—.
notes—
:
Secured
by
first
Secured
by
second
Collateral
cured
land
(secured
chased
deeds
and
ments
2,014,186
•
in
sub.
stock
debs,
p.
'
increased
noted
"a
2,500,000 shs.
20,000
underwriters
named
Sales
800,000 shs.
20,000
have.
below
profitably
i
Bache
&
Net
Stiver
&
&
Co.
in
Bingham, Walter &
Evans, MacCormack
—V.
&
—___
—
1,600
—
Inc!
Inc.-.
Co.,
these
columbium
products for
alloy use. Kawecki Chem¬
fields and expects to "par¬
developments," he concluded.—V. 197,
William
the
that
closed
B.
with
Harrison, President of Independent Telephone, said
of the majority of the stock was for an undis¬
of
$0.59
Inland Steel
both
end
of
A
3,032,010
Net
Financing Details
45%
a
Florida.
increase in
the
net
profits
Earnings
shares
This
year.
sale,
of
coupled
earned
Equitable
Hutzler__—______
Harnmill
&
Securities
Shearson,
R.
S.
Dickson
Robert
197,
&
$263,977,
71
or
for
cents
a
28,
.
to
1963
325,000
$0.19
$0.40
share
1015.
p.
months
ended
increased
March
of
President
Revenues
first
Corp.____
Co.__
&
——
Inc.-:
&
rose
to
26%'
1963, it was announced
diversified. service company.
25%.
to
a
of
fiscal
record
$12,594,885
from
in
the
Steven
J.
$10,057,165
in
by
Southern Utilities Co.—To
Iowa
company
outstanding
has
1962.
$32.25 per share plus
Jerrold
for
Harman,
Mr.
the
all-time
had
second
July 3, 1963, all of
preferred stock at
that
ended
the
Feb. 28, 1963, rose to
$18,002,000 of fiscal 1962.'
Unaudited
per
after, tax earnings totaled $735,967, equal to 36 cents
share on the average number of common shares out¬
Feb. 28, 1963. This represents a 23%
gain over the
common
standing
$597,234
Based
recent
at
reported
the
on
a
year
average
fiscal
year,
1962
"share.
Mr.
Harman
of
Analab
1,
1962,
the
"It
is
noted
Instrument
and
second
volume in the 12 months
$24,816,000, an increase of 38% over
Jerrold's
which
half
of
that
which
operated
the
0
results
these
Corp.,
as
was
1963.
part
the
acquired by
of the total
operations
jerroltjl Sept.
company
year.
for
1
187,745
growth
significant," he declared,
"that each of the companies
for the full year as subsidiaries of Jerrold made
operated
meaningful
contributions
to
sales
and
profits."—V.
outstanding
shares
pattern
196,
p.
1660.
first
last
stores
acquired
and
operates
located
of
Mr.
Division,
contemplated
50
totaled
year
chain
the
Sarasota
of
in
the
first
reflects
Kinney's
six
operations—
related serv¬
—
continued
months of fiscal
Kinney Rent A Car, said Mr. Ross, has expanded rapidly and
experience its busiest season ever in the peak car rental
July, August and September.—V. 197, p. 46.
should
months of
Koppers Co., Inc.—Net Lower—
The
148
stores,
Florida.
in
an
of
most
which
Foy, Chairman, and F. L. Byrom, President, reported.
in the quarter just completed was $1,265,000, com¬
$1,720,000 earned in the first quarter .of 1962.
After
provision
for payment
of preferred
dividends, net
income was
equivalent to 50 cents per share of common stock in the first
quarter of 1963, and 69 cents per share in 1962.
to
Koppers executives noted
that the company's results in
quarter
were
penalized
by
abnormally
severe
winter
which
at
times
made
it
impossible
to work
on
con¬
past
weather,
requests
projects.
The bad
weather
also resulted
in customer
delay shipments of some building materials orders.
to
Foy and Mr. Byrom added that, historically, the first quarter
is
not
one
of
the
company's best
operating
periods.
As
was
reported at the" stockholders meeting on March 25,
they expect
company
1962
Any
197, p.
sales
level
197, p.
for
with
619.
the
full
earnings
year
equal
.
to
to,
be
slightly
or
higher
improved
than in
the
1962.—
over
for
than
1962
Sharply
the
amounted
with
continues to
discovery
new
be
or
and
Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
28, Max Swiren, Chairman of
Borowsky,* President of George
J.
MSL
K.
Industries, and
Co., Inc.,
Garrett
Philadelphia, announced that effective June i, 1963, Garrett will
become a
part of MSL Industries. Mr. Borowsky will continue to
head
the operations of Garrett £.s a division of MSL.
•The acquisition was made entirely on a cash basis and involved
no MSL
stock. No disclosure was made of the purchase price.
The
30-year-old Garrett firm has been engaged in the manu¬
of a high-grade line of special
fasteners and stampings,
consisting
spring
of
various
assemblies,
fasteners, hose clamps, special stampings and
of special and plain washers, and similar
types
products.
wood
Garrett
City,
facilities,
plant
Pa.,
distribution
uct
located
in
Philadelphia
and
Swiren
said
the
an
annual
level
in
added
excess
ElmProd¬
aggregate approximately 400,000 square feet.
and sales are made nationwide.
Mr.
to
operations should bring MSL
$50 million, and, upon the
of
sales
basis
present earning levels, should add approximately 80 cents per
share annually to MSL earnings, without provision for any Federal
taxes.—V. 197, p. 959.
*
of
,
Directors
have
of
Fawcett
jointly announced
Corp.—Acquisition—
Publications,
Inc.
and
Macfadden-Bartell
the sale by Fawcett and the purchases by
of the oldest properties in their respective
Macfadden-Bartell of two
Confessions"
"True
and
"Motion Picture"
magazines.
published under the Macfadden-Bartell
leadership will be those dated September, 1963.—V. 197, p. 1636.
first
issues
to
be
Manpower, Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
Net
nine
earnings and. sales have again reached a record
ended March 31, 1963.
high for the
months
■
President of the international
temporary help and business service firm, net earnings reached.
$814,200, or' 90 cents per share, up from $741,350, or 82 cents per
share, for the comparable nine-month period in 1962.
Combined
sales
figures for both branch and franchise offices
established a new high of $39,-968,900 for the nine-month period,
against $34,283,000 for the comparable period in 1962.
According
to
Elmer
Winter,
L.
Manpower revenue, which consists of
franchise payments from the
fices* and
iiew
nine-month high of $20,526,050,
for the same period in 1962.
Mr.
*3
•
income
in
1840.
previous
year,
to
provide
$77,500
for
possible
a
tax credit of
$11,300
in
the
prudent
compared
net
higher
7%■
was
the exploration
by
May
Francis
Mr.
V.
area
are
in 1961.
$146,952
considered
as
that
reported
from
income
company
On
year, Fred C.
Net income
the
Handy
of
are
on the lookout for a new mining
worthwhile submission is carefully
technical services department.
In December,
1962, control of Marchant Mining Co. Ltd. was
acquired. East Malartic Mines Ltd.,. one of Little Long Lac Gold
Mines Associated group of companies,
purchased 1,500,000 shares,
or
approximately 50%
of this company, at a cost of 63 cents
per share.
In view of the fine earnings potential that has already
been demonstrated by the Marchant Co., this purchase represents
an
important addition
to the
assets under direct and indirect
control of Little Long Lac Gold Mines.—V. 184, p. 325.
The
Koppers sales in the first quarter of 1963 amounted to $64,474,000, compared to $64,457,000 in the corresponding period last
pared
approxi¬
seven
counties
in North Carolina.—V.
Macfadden-Bartell
i
which
the
will
States
year.
assessed
.
struction
«•
include
of
Ross
favorable
their
The
shares outstanding in the .most
would" represent 29 cents per
experience
program."
Gulf
fastest
Manatee
has
down
was
property.
»
reported
that
the
principal
Kinney
parking, auto leasing and rental, funeral chapels and
ices,
and
building and cleaning and maintenance
ago.
number of
earnings
"
be
join
Riedel
Total income was $409,654 in 1962 and $420,245
in 1961. Expenses
and other deductions totaled $265,318, against
$284,593, leaving income before income taxes at $144,336, against
$135,652 in 1961.
>
Balance sheet at Dec. 31, 1962, shows current assets at $243,462
as
against $495,865 a year ago. Interest in associated companies
is carried at $1,269,344, against $879,335, and interest in subsidiary
company
is shown at $342,521, compared with $416,277. Current
liabilities amounted to 8243,853, against $296,337 the year before.
fields,
sales and earnings in fiscal
year, it was disclosed by Sidney
in
are
taxes
facture
'
increase
Mr.
Sales, Net—
record
consecutive
President.
reported
Harman
it
previous
The
accrued dividends of
Corp.—Record
company
a
share
public offering of common stock in June 1962 and a subse¬
quent issuance for acquisition purposes. The Kinney stock is traded
on
the American Stock Exchange.
16 cents per share.
Preferred stock is convertible into common stock to July 2, 1963,
inclusive on the basis of two preferred common
shares per pre¬
ferred share.—V. 196, p. 1554.
The
cents
$598,775 in the first half of fiscal 1963 was
share, against $474,511, or 31 cents a share,
earlier.
year
This
Redeem Preferred
called for redemption on
cumulative
convertible
$1.76
35
of
first
150,000
will
the
of
amount
Riedel, who pointed out that they are
growing counties in Florida (Es¬
Mr.
month
last
actual
future
six
earnings in the latest period were based on 1,718,416
average
shares
outstanding,
compared
with
1,530,716
average
shares outstanding in the same period a year ago.
300,000
.___
——
to
equal
800,000
Co._
Pierce & Co., Inc.—
income
on
May
will
Mr.
staff,"
capable person whose
and
its
expansion
stores
the
now
Some
MSL
$598,775
record
a
31,
the
months
six
net
Per
2152.
p.
The
The
Service Corp.—Net Up 26%—
earnings
the
$6,155,000
.157,000
per
197,
1962
$5,135,000
——
i__
Kinney
a
1,000,000
1,000,000
1,000,000
undisclosed
an
managerial
Manager
Pik-N-Pak
said
of
company
'
$1,750,000
Co.--^
Co.,
Wallace
K.
Rauscher,
The
Amount
.
for
company
five
the
one
$66,836
but
products
stock outstanding at the
$181,393, or 50 cents a share
1962, on the 3.60,000 shares
with
Feb.
to
1963, it was
common
compares
ended
year
—
Net
purchasers named below have severally
purchase from the company, subject to the terms of the
purchase agreement, the principal amounts of new bonds set
forth below opposite their respective names.
&
stores
General
General
Pik-N-Pak
General
The
.
aluminum! building
of
commercial
and
$370,872
the
in
producer
a
income
—V.
UNDERWRITERS—The
duPont
record
$0.41
bond
.
share
per
of
group of stores, the Pik-N-Pak markets
Li'l General is not now operating.
which
in
$0.42
Kingsport Press, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
agreed to
1963
%
Li'l
Period Ended March 31—
Ross,
I.
the
be
markets
3,116,778
outstanding.
Production
details follow:
Salomon Brothers
Li'l
another
us
to
General
1,241,834
turing efficiency, Mr. Zappone said.
"It is tangible evidence of
Keystone Alloys' ability to expand, diversify, and grow during a
highly competitive period marked with a downward pressure on
prices throughout."—V. 196, p. 1770.
interest, to yield 4.39%. Additidnal financing
Francis
give
the
that
1,313,064
!
his
sold
the
to
will
of
Dandy
Like
5,149,106
$6,976,537, up from $6,409,359 during the pre¬
vious fiscal year.
The increase in sales and earnings was attributed
to successful efforts to reduce selling costs and increase manufac¬
May 27, 1963 issue reported the sale on May
23, 1963, of $6,000,000 of this firm's 4% % first mort¬
gage bonds series due May 1, 1993, at 99.751% and
accrued
$11.75
preferred Li'l General stock,
organization of bantam
markets.
$750,000,
Li'l
450,000
a
experienced
Sales amounted
on
Interstate Power Co.—Additional
the
on
then
—Our
its
which
Sales
$6,390,940
5,621,507
expenses
share
Alloys,
domestic
earned
Co.—Partial Redemption—
has called for redemption
at
shares held
1949.
stores.
1962
increase in sales in the year ended Feb. 28,
9%
share
July 1, 1963, through
operation of the mandatory sinking fund, $1,500,000 of its 4%%
first
mortgage bonds, series K, due July 1, 1987 at 100%
plus
accrued interest. Payment will be made at the First National Bank
of Chicago,
or the
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co. of New York.—
V. 197, p. 143.
company
2.5
p.
cambia).
1963
$7,384,571
:
company
a
Keystone
Ridge
The
—V.
of
Co.—Quarterly Report—
reported by A. J. Zappone, President.
cash.
Telephone Co.,
with
present headquarters
in Pea
Ridge, Arkansas, serves exchanges in Benton County, Arkansas, and
Barry County, Missouri,
throug unattended dial offices.
It will
become part of the operation of the nearby Benton County Tele¬
phone Co., also recently acquired by Independent.
The nationwide ITC System, now operating in 15 states, serves
in excess of 88,000 telephones.—V.
197, p. 1635.
Pea
"will
valuable
mately
per
each
197,
convertible
addition
located "in
taxes.
stockholders
for
Little Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd.—Net Down
purchase
amount
and
Tampa-based
Hoornstra
$0.68
$0.62
for Federal
108,676
underwriters
Stores, Inc.—Acquisition—
H.
cash
be
715,143
1,214,300
.
$0.71
other
to
May 20.—V.
General
the
said,
827,200
756,660
1,217,700
Oil
of
by stockholders
by
company
"His
1015.
earnings
The
-
•
.
expired
for
York.
New
share
past month,
Hoomstra, who
Keystone Alloys Co.—Net Up 45%; Sales 9%—
to
area.
Co.,
offered
new
offering
purchased
were
in
the
1,542,343
869,900
profit for period
Shares outstanding
900
some
one
recent
subscribed
were
shares
has purchased the chain of five Pik-N-Pak grocery
Pensacola,. Harley E. Riedel. President of Li'l General,
announced on May 27,
1963. It was the firm's second acquisition
1962
1,626,560
taxes
share
per
and
Provision
has acquired the Pea Ridge Telephone Co. now
telephones in Arkansas and Missouri.
This will
Independent's existing operations in Arkansas and
Oklahoma, providing service for a total of over 17,000 telephones in
that
Li'l
The
company
added
&
was
of
its
of
shares
1,045
stores
$8,421,171
taxes.
income
Operating
Net
The
Blair
stock
Rights
of
$8,776,083
—___
share
per
197, p.
Gross
Independent Telephone Corp.—Acquisition—
serving
107,631
remaining
basis
E.
1963
.
shares
of
Sub¬
for
Net
be
6.
these
Period Ended March 31—
3,600
2,000
1,600
:
Hurry,
a
special
in
income
after
Kewanee
4,000
Inc
!_
—
1962, had
shares,
by
The
the
that
reports
company
the
headed
that" losses
Inc.—Quarterly Report-
before
income
Net
8,400
Co.
&
Co.,
Taxes
8,800
—
:
Brooks
W.
Morgan
indicated
income.-,
on
income
Number
Units
Co.
Co.
Saunders,
P.
&
other
and
income
Net
severally
subject to the terms and conditions of the
underwriting agreement to purchase from the company the number
of units set forth opposite their names:
Eichler
demand
position"
strong
period Ended March 31—
1,500,000
commitment,
Bateman,
He
1316.
Taxes
a
alloys.
8,043,690
$1,500,000
1978
($1
UNDERWRITERS—The
master
Accurate Specialties Co., acquired in June,
effect on first quarter profits.
Kennametal
par)
;
Warrants to purchase com. stk
made
and
in
con¬
contracts
due
The
common
strong demand for the company's high purity
and
Stock
—
scriptions—
1963.
adverse
850,708
conv.
Common
has*
ticipate
payable
6V2 7r
Liberty Fabrics of New York, Inc.
highest for any quarter in the company's* history,
President, disclosed in a letter to shareholders.
will continue," he added.
superconducting applications and
ical
,
and
by
also
He
pur¬
by first
completed apart-'
apartments
consolidated net sales
20 cents per share on
quarter
trend
selenium
somewhat
of
:
loans
notes,
this
Abeles reported
Mr.
tantalum,
incurred
419,052
on
first
,
struction).:
Other
Abeles,
(se¬
pur-
(secured
on
C.
believe
"We
the
were
Joseph
1,526,366
second
of
from
liens
by
land)
payable
trust
16,882,841
reported
$4,449,334 and net income of $226,007, or
1,118,762 shares outstanding on March 31,
Sales
'
deeds
purchases
for
the
..
—_____:
payable
Notes
!■'
deeds__
notes,
received
chasers)
Notes
'■
trust
assignment
by
deeds
trust
trust
instalment
$9,755,640
—
: j*.
has
company
1
Winter
stated
that
by Jtune 30,
mill
hntTA
gross sales by branch of¬
licensed offices, reached a
compared with $18,031,700
1963, the end of the 1962-63
nnor.or?
Uc
'infifVl
nfflPo
anrf
Will.
8
be operating in major South
mark the fifth continent on
time,
first
the
for
will
America
South
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2252)
Products, Inc.—Offering Oversubscribed—
Maradel
improved
Net
—V.
197,
2153.
p.
>>r
consolidating seven companies, during the
first quarter of 1963 cut substantially into earnings for the period,
corporate officers told the Boston Security Analysts Society..,
President
Arnold
H.
Maremont
and
Executive
Vice-President
Jerome M. Comar told the
group that,
while Maremont's profits
oil operations fell 13% from one year ago, lower automotive parts
sdleS, due to a severe winter, and expansion activities costs de¬
creased-per share earnings 30%.
They reported that earnings per share for the quarter ended
March 31, 1963, were 35 cents on .1,558,000 outstanding common
shares, against 50 cents per share earned in 1962, on a pro forma
basis.
This basis combined
the adjusted earnings of Maremont,
itsr newly
acquired GabrielI subsidiary, five auto parts remanufacturing firms acquired last year, its Saco-Lowell subsidiary, and
eliminating the- effect ' of > Saco-Lowell's
tax loss carryforward
applied in 1962. tv
X' 'x'V:'.''X
On an unconsolidated basis, Maremont last year
reported earn¬
ings of 63 cents per share on 1,389,000 common shares outstand¬
ing for the first quarter.
f.
■
The
Maremont executives
said that consolidated sales for .the
'
•
$26,995,000 versus a pro forma figure of $28,715,000
for last year's period. Consolidated net income was $577,000 com¬
pared. with a pro forma figure of $793,000 earned in the first
quarter of 1962.
,
'
'.•*<.
X
" •
Also
announced
were
the first quarter figures of Maremont's
Gabriel
subsidiary,
of
which Maremont currently owns 90.3%.
Gabriel's sales totaled $7,390,000 down from $7,529,828 last year.
Earnings were $107,519 or 15 cents per share versus $222,735 or
30 cents per share in 1962.
Viewing 1963 performance with "cautious optimism," Maremont
forecast that the demand for auto parts—bottled
up during the
unusually severe winter—will be' exceptionally strong for the bal¬
ance of the year. He also said that the newly-expanded
auto parts
remanufacturing
division
should grow
to become
"the largest
division of our company within a short time" and that it should
capture a $50 million share of the nation's "half-billion dollar
market"
for
these
parts. In addition, he predicted that $10-15
million in shock absorber sales will be added shortly to the volume
„
Ended
Year
Total
sales
the units for U.
other
—V.
for
Federal
income
taxesi__
196,
._
-,—357,074
433,417
$0.50
431.
Van
Calif,
Nuys,
for the
reported that sales
has
company,
ended March 24, 1963, were $9,210,041 and earnings
cent per
share.
This compares- with sales of
$12,054,428 and earnings of $480,702, or 33 cents per share for
the like period In 1962.
.
According to Roy E. Marquardt, President, "Approximately 80%
of sales* for the first 12
weeks were represented by research and
one
contracts,
with current projections indicating that
rapidly during the year and will exceed 1962
sales by year end."
Mr. Marquardt indicated that the 12-week period earnings were
depressed, as expected, "due to the lower profit margins on newer
and
varied
projects now in their early stages and heavier ex¬
penditures on necessary company-sponsored development," he said.
_"While earnings for the full year are not expected to approach
those reported in 1962," he said,
"the remainder of the current
year should improve markedly."—V. 197, p. 1459.
development
will
sales
March
1962.
First
year
31, 1963, amounted to $188,the corresponding 1962 period.
March
shares
424,048
on
of
the
31,
increase
June
1459.
'
-
quarter sales
Bostick
cents
13
or
the
for
the
at
share
a
from
1962
Church,
and
—V.
Va.,
197,
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
The
force
$196,873,350
by
J.
in
Kalmbach,
total
three
the
Chairman,
first -quarter
increase,
the increase for the first
The
over
Co.
volume
months
First
—
-
,
its
increased
company
Leland
*
"
(
of
life
insurance
March
ended
31,
in
1963,
announced.
gain
a
of
quarter
than
more
million
$2
of
1962, brought the com¬
pany's life insurance in
force to
$9,855,334,367, Mr. Kalmbach
said.
He predicted the company's insurance in force will
top the
"magic" $10 billion mark sometime within the next three months.'
A gain of
$151,635,832 was registered during the three month
period in individual. life insurance in force, bringing the total'
individual life
Group
life
insurance
first quarter
All-time
by
the
increase
During
general
period
1963
life
established
.
of
record
in
to
a
$8,042,507,734.
$16,981,000 against $7,025,000 for the
it was announced by President Edward
meeting. Net earnings rose to $334,000
last year's $192,000 or 8 cents a share
corporate
individual
than
1962.
life
during
sales
more
$45,237,518 during
total of $1,812,826,633.
for
$7
insurance
March,
the
Mr.
month
million
were
has
company
Total
a
in
spite
of
is the slowest of the
.
net
sales
for
for
the
This
level.
the
year,
first
the
$64,000
the
over
due
the
to
fact
and
said.
$87,892,747,
previous
that
historically
the President added.
were
the
$1,690,000
Period Ended
sales
is
expected
to
in
1962.—V.
197, p.
favorably
compare
1784.
with
the
record
Earnings
Provision
Net
before
for
"
31—
;
1963
royalties
taxes
taxes
on
1962
"
$16,554,074 $15,660,497
income
on
2,727,141
■
income_____
earnings
:
2,339,843
1,415,386
1,311,755
—_________
Net earnings per share—V. 197, p. 1532.
•
1,205,019
1,134,824
$0.34
-
'
$0.30
company has reported that
sales of $4,997,338 for the six
pre-tax
income
r.'
totaled
$225,762
on
months period ended March 31,
1963, W. L. Maxson, Jr., President, announced. For the same
period
last year the company had a loss of $136,902 before taxes on
sales
of
$4,936,186.
operating figures show net income for the current
period of $121,762, about 15 cents per share, compared to a loss
of $63,902, or 8 cents a share, a year
ago.
'
;'x*:
r*1
Recent missile, ASW plotting board and other contracts received
Maxson
the
has
$7,500,000
year.—V.
197,
increased
backlog
p.
the
current
reported
at
backlog to $15,000,000 from
the
beginning of the fiscal
1459.
McCulloch Oil Corp. of
McKesson & Robbins,
The
company
has
reported
12,5%
ahead
According
of
the
transfer
1532.
Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
the
highest
the^ fiscal year ended March 31, 1963.
previous fiscal
sales in its history
Earnings for the period
Net
as
income
compared
ings
are
after
to
1962
equivalent
.
tax
churches with
Net
income
1963
$1
or
Number
—V.
applicable to Mid-Continent shs.
outstanding
share (cents)
telephones served
income
to
$2.52
outstanding as against
4,194,338 shares.
$2.25
of
1963
fiscal
$,438,852.
per
per
share
share
year
These
on
in
the
the
was
of
fiscal
Bankers
for
the
Trust
Co.,
New
stock
common
into
has
302,971
of
a
Net
before
Saul
currently
per
share
Shares outstanding
197,
960.
p.
Minerals
&
under
share
this
is
program,
a
$19.24.
The
of
cost
outstanding
534,275.—V.
197,
"
'
Supply Co.—Net Higher—
March 31, 1963, earnings were $4,723,from $4,422,679, or $2.02 a share, for the
31, 1962.—V. 197, p. 1572.
ended
March
of
this
after
$1,747,468,
were
year
decrease
a
in
from
the
for
taxes
last
President,
three
the
Net
months
sales
from
up
first
year's
stated
this year
since the
good
the
for
$1,685,314
in
period
figure
of this year was
$97,235.
Earnings
of
that
Movielab's
the
sales
net
for
the
more outstanding than appears
they are compared with was an
for Movielab.
He noted that the slight de¬
one
income
net
offered
even
are
period
after
taxes
that
fact
and
earnings
Movielab
is
share
per
currently
achieve
to
at¬
were
experiencing an
a
higher profit
for
sale in
New
York.
'
.
/
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
EFFECT
TO
85,714
"UNDERWRITERS—The
the
their
terms
and
FINANCING
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
underwriters
conditions
below.
names
for
pay
E.
all
taken.
the
The
have
set
forth
500,000 shs.
severally
agreed,
the
in
underwriters
shares
of
committed
are
stock
common
to
take
offered
--Xx.X -SCxX'X;;xXX,,
X-. x-
Blyth
&
Smith,
&
Co.,
Inc.
Co.
hereby
VX;-- x;-
&
George K. Baum &
Beecroft, Cole & Co
9,500
Co.,
4,500
Co.
4,50o
4,500
&
Francis
Co.
I.
du
Pont
&
'
Quarterly
—V.
197,
P.
..
1,500
Co.,
1,500
4,500
C. Christopher &
R. J. Edwards, Inc.
H. O. Peet &„Co
4,500
Yates,
Heitner
&
1,500
1,500
B.
Higginson Corp
John C. Legg & Co
Shearson," Hammill & Co.
9,500
Lee
any
Co.
Mark Henry & Co
Milburn, Cochran &
Inc.
Eache
$0.10
516,185
and
if
Shares
20,955
Inc
Barney
Inc.
50,153
$0.07
Hutton
F.
1962
$1,502,835
113,353
35,602
—
($2 par)
Shares
519,309
^
PRESENT
Authorized
stock
Common
subject
underwriting agree¬
to purchase from the company and the selling shareholder
the respective numbers of shares of common stock set forth opposite"
1953
'
financing
ment,
76,202
;
Additional
details follow:
.
Chemicals Philipp Corp.
Co.
1,000
1,000
1,000
Woods
1,000
2154.
Report—
Period Ended
Earnings before
Net
earnings
March
—V.
197,
31—
provision
income
of capital stock
1962
$3,556,600
taxes
$3,515,900
2,425,800
2,345,700
$0.44
$0.46
The
company has called for redemption on July 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $600,000 of its 4%% first mortgage
pipeline bonds due 1982 at 100%'-plus accrued interest. Payment
will be made at The Chase Manhattan Bank, 80 Pine St., N. Y.,
1220.
p.
Modine
or
Manufacturing Co.- -Annual Report—
Fiscal Year Ended March 31—
Income:
Net
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—Partial Red'n
1963
for
.
1963
sales
197, p.
19,486
22,123
The
$31,216,530 $30,984,326
were
has
company
$214,844
Total
38 S. Dearborn St., Chicago.
960.
National Vulcanized Fibre Co.—Net Slightly Lower
$31,197,044 $30,962,203
income, less other deductions
The First National Bank of Chicago,
—V.
1962
v
•
reported
sales
of
With
$6,554,795
the
first
quarter
of
1963.
The
by Eugene R,-Perry, President.
for
announced
earnings
operating
of
results
..
Deductions:
Cost of goods sold—
Selling and administrative
Depreciation of plant and
Total
equipment
Federal
Fed.
income
and
State
taxes
income
24,984,695
3,285,471
372,120
;
for
3,270,926
In
his
per
Earnings
retained
beginning of the
in
126,250
$1,366,250
1,103.182
the
__________
business
year
at
1,106,529
that
$2.94
report
Total
6,460,637
Mr.
$5,236,311
,
193, p.
are
sales
-
Mr.
rtdc"' up.
J
the
result
He
said
measurable
convinced
$7,567,166
<■/•}■*■
not
of
commented
Perry
cost
that
reductions"
costs
Perry stated that renewed sales
first quarter of 1963.
He said
markets had increased
the
-V.
v'i.iUO
stockholders,
to
volume.
in
912.
■4£Ji*
com¬
that
the
of
raw
hurt
the
material,
com¬
labor,
and
in
—V.
the
employee welfare had increased by $1.10 per share since
1959 when company earnings amounted to $2.92 per share.
$2.95
4,133,129
pany's
taxes
the
,__
for
earnings for 1962 of $1.09 per share do not show an
return on the business the company received/ He told
stockholders that the company's policy of "resisting price reduc¬
tions
Earnings
those
adequate
1,240,000
$1,299,514
for the" year
share
to
company's
107,787
—
similar
are
earnings
255,926
$28,813,834 $28,511,547
2,402,696
2,472,779
1,191,727
—
figures
earnings
1962
quarter
when
sales amounted
to $6,530,822
and
totaled $232,673. On
the basis of 660,000 shares out¬
standing, 1963 first period earnings were 33 cents a share compared
with 35 cents per share for the similar period of 1962.
parable
taxes!
State .income taxes___
earnings
and
Sales
25,156,243
expenses
Earnings before Fed. and State income taxes'
earn¬
on
con¬
seeking new acqui¬
of repurchase of its
National Fidelity Life Insurance Co. — Additional
Financing Details—Our May 27, 1963 issue reported
the sale on May 23 of 72,455 shares of this firm's com¬
mon stock at $34.50 per
share. The shares were not
has been appointed sole registrar
corporation.—V. 197, p. 1840.
taxes
Net
assets
was
to
program
average
an
•
share up
a
ended
Jeffee,
crease
York,
__.
manufac¬
its
of
sale
reported
that earnings
for the, first three
$2,363,218, or $1.07 a share, against $2,204,302,
for the same period in 1962.
first), quarter of
on
the surface,
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
income
most
the
cents
25
18.5
$1,622,870
Income
machinery
sold
before
share oi\ 341,010 shares outstanding as of March 30, 1963, were
a share, slightly
under last year's figure of 29 cents.
per
268,418
93,427
the
it
addition
1,447,946
20.9
Period Ended March 31—
shares
year
farm
purchased,
at
shares
income
Net
$83,585,
1962
1,447,946
Sales
1963
Commenting on the company's improved earnings for the fiscal,
year, Mr. Nolen attributed the income rise to the substantial in¬
in
shares
months
12
$2.16
quarter
1962.
Capital Corp.—Appointment—
Net
4,213,615
that
entering
the
year
Shortly
company has reported, that net sales for
March 30, 1963 established a new record.
ended
first
to
Midland
^
Movielab, Inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
The
1243.
$10,621,171
previous
Company.
company
of
share,
the
or
months
12
584,724
;
per
196, p.
Dairy
acquired earnings," stated Robert Ritt"is particularly suitable because of
tax loss carry-forward."
\Xx-
a
For
622,
$2,137,816
668,546
tax
shares
Earnings
dairy
organiza¬
The
company
has
months of 1963 were
of 873
$2,453,929
income
new
Justin
Philadelphia
the North Georgia Con¬
Church, composed
___
Federal
Motec's
the
of
million
Mountain Fuel
of
207,887 members.
revenues
before
Total
the
the
483,243
524.
the
Mid-Continent Telephone Corp.— •Quarterly Report
Operating
for
X X'X'
acquisition will approximate $30
to enable Movielab
ratio in the future.—V. 197, p. 1637.
Period Ended March 31—
,
for
the
designed
Provision
to
previous year.
date,
expansion
Methodist
the
scheduled
stock.
of
p.
against
also
was
Home in Atlanta.
for
are
year.
preliminary, unaudited figures released by Herman
C.
Nolen, Chairman, McKesson achieved record
sales
of
$756,176,069, representing a 6.8% increase over $707,769,280 volume
in- the
it
to
the
signed
of
XXX..:•■'/
announced
tributable
California—Appointment—
p.
Motec
exceptionally
of
h->s
app.oximately
Motec,
Motor
number
27, 1963, B. C. Ziegler & Co.,
The Home is sponsored by
in
with
management
from
the
of
Proceeds will help finance the construction of a
$1,653,600 120-bed Wesley Woods Methodist Nursing
Other
First National City Bank, New
York, has been appointed
agent for the common stock of the corporation.—V.
197,
White
total
Bend, Wis., offered publicly, $825,000 of this
firm's first mortgage serial bonds, series A, dated May
1, 1963, and due May 1, 1965-73. The bonds were
priced at 100V2 for the Nov. 1, 1972 to Nov. 1, 1974
maturities, at 101 for the Nov. 1, 1976 to May 1, 1978
maturities and at 100 for all the others, plus accrued
ference
it
business
1954, Philadelphia Dairy
be purchased by Motec
services
involved
the
was
formerly engaged in
business.
In January this
the
total
first
West
Earnings per share
Unaudited
by
stability
of
Methodist Home for the Aged, Inc. (Atlanta, Ga.)—
Bonds Offered—On May
—V.
Maxson Electronics Corp.—Shows First Half Profit
The
sales
$16
To
attained
high
in
Connecticut.
-
,
the
widely known product manufactured by the company
brand ice. cream. Dolly Madison and other dairy
distributed in Pennsylvania,
Virginia, New Jersey,
President
own
plumbing fixtures last year, which reduced first quarter
volume by some $200,000. The elimination of this losing division,
however,
resulted in a substantial earnings recovery, Mr. Wall
explained, and, since current activities at all major Mersick divi¬
sions
are
well ahead of last year's,
sales volume for full 1963
Milo Electronics
Co.—Quarterly Report-
March
and
the
management
in
estimated
sitions
new
year before, or 2%
below
discontinuation
of the
sale
that
of
Inc., for
transaction is
Foremost
principals
master,
are
Net
render
active
and
summated
high
:•
the quarter,
over
half
of
the
Massachusetts
Mutual
agencies delivered more business than during the same
1962, the directors were told.—V. 196, p. 579.
&
portion
Dairies,
V;. xx
"The
cents
a
Acquisition— '
;X/ C '-V 'v'X.-.' XV:'X'.
Motec's
.
to
11
at¬
197
'
~
in
Max Factor
to
estimated
is
turing
or
improvement
quarter
the
period
same
was
earnings
130%
near
Mersick
for
quarter
of
com¬
being
Dakota —V
the assets being purchased by Motec are manufacturing
processing plants in various metropolitan and suburban areas
Pennsylvania, New York,- New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virgania and Connecticut.
*
the first quarter of 1963 up from $28,000 or 4.8
share for the same period last year, Thomas J. Wall,
told stockholders at the
company's
annual meeting.
President,
represented
record
income
net
the
this
of
Among
Inc.—Net Up Sharply—
reported
in
revenues
North
and
for
This
Common
recorded
Kalmbach
totaled
the
are
1015.
p.
of
warmer
of
headquarters
that the company's position improved in
improvement during the current year.
over
in
announced
Foremost
date
2.73%
or
also
and
gas and
electric revenues.
$80,667 and $8,965, respec¬
rates
Motec
Income
increased
record
new
of
March,
in
to
force
Mutual
insurance
of
force
in
sales
Massachusetts
Individual
an
insurance
most
York
It
further
forecast
of
of
Dolly Madison
million.
period.
same
Falls
1962
approximately $225,000
electric
the company
purchase a major
Certain
been
products
Mr. Bostick told stockholders assembled at
in
of
$418,178
XX
had
The
is
to
rose
annual
conversion
prior to its acquisition by Foremost.
first three months last year,
M.
both
down
were
rose
acquisition by
retained
tion
New
First
to
Products, Inc., operated the business to
plans call for the name, to be reactivated.
The firm of
Justin & Associates, controlled by Walter
Justin, Jr., has
Meipar, Inc.—Net Higher—
-
due
1962.
Present
'
.
$235,000,
were
Walter
was
'
affected
Closing
its
to
operation.
p.
$2,670,201
V.
Division
14.
Prior
been
sales
is
1,
quarter
1963,
to
million.
$11.4
to explain,
on
increased
of
Weather,'averaging
first,
revenues
22,
Northeastern
interest in each case.'
Quarter Report-—
May
"The reduction in earnings in the
entirely due to the non-recurring ex¬
penses involved in
the rearrangement of production lines at all
three
plants.
This program has been largely completed and our
earnings should definitely improve in the second quarter."—V. 197,
James went
Dec.
on
-
accelerated scale during the second quarter."
of
shares
common
of
increased
to
agreement
an
tone
continue on an',
should
dividend,
Motec Industries, Inc.—Proposed
On
outstanding
The present
date.
in
that
1015.
p.
increased appreciably over our year earlier performance,"
President of McQuay, said in his letter -to stockholders.
backlog of ordersi steadily increased and at the end of the
was at an all time high for this
business is such that this improvement
preferred
redemptoin
adversely
steam
year
"Our
of
for
than
normal,
and
tributable
1963..
quarter
after
tively.
Electric revenues
parable period last year,
E. James,
B.
increase
called
warmer
Gas
Earnings during the quarter ended March 31,
1962 amounted to 26 cents per share on 421,323 shares' outstanding.
"Orders booked and completed sales during the first quarter of
on
income
net
$5,714,387 for the 12> months ended
with $2,717,275 and $5,713,496 for the
earnings
The
ago.
than
stock
common
Co.—Net Slightly Lower
consolidated
and
Utility operating revenues were $12,381,650, up $328,546
from $12,053,104 in the same quarter last
year.
•
share
a
Utilities
reported
months
as against $1.20 a share, based on
2,354,738 average
shares outstanding in the latest quarter and
2,064,261 a
of
debentures
McQuay
„.
cents
quarter
number
heating,
.
20
three
equal to $1.03,
residential
12-week period
or
the
to
1963 fiscal year
over
.
.
contributed
in the
quarter
manufactures a complete line of air con¬
refrigeration, and ice-making equipment. Head¬
quartered in Minneapolis, the company has manufacturing plants
in Faribault, Minnesota,
Grenada, Mississippi, and Visalia, Cali¬
fornia.
xx'C.
/•••;;••* ... •
-.x
Net income for the first quarter was $86,359.
This amounted to
1S62
This
last
first
31, 1963, compared
respective periods a year ago.
$4,235,011 in the first quarter of 1963, an in¬
$3,924,469 net sales during the first three
to
rose
of
$1,725,000
•
Marquardt Corp.—Sales, Net Down Sharply—
$21,535,
quarter ended
the
$310,542
ditioning,
face
-
of
months
$0.61
-
p.
1962
1963
taxes
share
a
per share
bents per
$25,717,390 $17,785,143
680,341
867,669
323,267
434,252
—
income
profit after taxes
Per
the
has
company
the
March
and foreign
S.
Report—
v
income
Federal
Provision
Net
Corp.—Annual
31—
Jan.
&
operations had also
the fiscal period.
for
tax
Mersick Industries,
before
Profit
Montana-Dakota
The
for
$3,054,100 or 72 cents a share from $2,982,787 or
share in the comparable quarter of the. 1962 fiscal year.
sales
The
Industries
Marlene
and
McQuay, Inc.—Net Down for Quarter—
Net
crease
Mr.
were
of Gabriel, a leading producer of
consumption.—V.197, p. 1840.
chemical
9%'
.
quarter
liquor,
to
for
Sales
acquiring and
of
after
509,228 compared to $177,458,867 in
—V. 197, p. 239.
Corp.—Net Lower—
Maremont
Costs
cents
71
for
income
net
income
increased
/X.-; ;
in
innovations
and
ments
York, has announced that
offering of 150,000 shares of this firm's
stock at $20.50 per share was oversubscribed.'
recent
common
drug,
that
noting
He further commented that the most substantial increases
in volume and profits were in the company's drug business.
Mr.
Nolen
also stated
that continuing
review of costs and improve¬
Hornblower & Weeks, New
its
volume,
sales
manufacturing departments recorded volume gains over the previous
period.
620.
provides temporary help.-—V. 197, p.
•
crease'in
American cities.
which the firm
..Monday, June 3, 1963
.
.
i.t
this
197, p.
progress
960.
would
efforts'-were showing
the
company's
and
continue
"in
that
the
the
return
participation
company
months to
was
come."
Volume
Number
197
6269
.
.
The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
„
(2253)
Chemical
Nease
Co.,
sales
1962
income
Net
$702,270
-——
Earnings
—V. 194,
(loss)
:—
(12,114)
Needco
Registors Ltd.—Shows Loss for Year—
Per
The
has
company
establishment
motion
for
The
of
reported
the
ended
year
financial
statement
This
compares
with
Jan.
31,
the
1962,
company's
balance
Tne
been
fiscal
only
ox
a
"The
B.'
the
of
be
six
months
shares
a
in
of
his
to
report
market
shareholders.
testing.
and
of just
sufficient
with
company
few
A
few
a
volume
items
use
in
to
increased
according
a
year
J.
the
for
in
the
six
Quinlan,
six
"In
earnings
period
year
cents
The
in the first
The
sharp
mium
percentage
reported
that
quarter of
income
Up 13.9%—
increased
13.9%
points
to
35.4%.
addition
the
to
of
1963.
fire losses for
1962
the
same
period
investment
income
increased
to
$736,658,
72
or
and
,
be
earned
subsidiaries,
in
for
each
share
of
of
the
Best
companies
Town
machine
is
income
excess
firm
moving
the
volume has
into
been
in
is
field
carbon
changing
business
Traditionally,
*
the
116.
p.
and
Town
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—Net
Higher
ribbons,
Earnings
cents
per
quarter
Mr.
the
first
1962,
at
the
Bell
quarter
share
common
of
holders
\
for
against
Joseph
annual
said
of
M.
1963
74
were
cents
equivalent
share
a
for
to
the
first
sales
of
Jr.,
President,
electricity
to
told
the
residential
"one
review
of
the
of
company's
gas
had
company
to
date
long pending
suppliers before
meeting
and
that
received
that
as
rate
the
from
cost
gas
of
increase
Federal.
result
a
refunds
the
proceedings
Power
these
of
of
state
and
told
local
income
gross
earnings
the
for
stockholders
tax
of
bill
the
the
of
settlements,
On
were
said
suppliers of over $3,200,000
purchased has been reduced by
that
and
company
the
$25,000,000
over
higher
than
the
May
cast
a
Mr.
Bell
through
matter
on
.evaluated
by
velopment
that
the
1965
will
be
with
made
various
the
$32,000,000
extent
and
Inc.
time
some
reactor
technical
Associates,
concepts
staffs
and
nature
of
its
of
early
1964
29.
of
equally
quality
the
be
equipment
each
State
State
Sell
banking
credit
distributed
be
V
the
the
Atomic
He
Electric
received
June
on
(EDST)
trust
that
it
plans
certificates
the
at
25
to
in
sell
of
mercial
De¬
that
well
loans.
$13,-
further
is
1962
re¬
ized
.
Aug. 27, respectively, both
company's
office
in
Philadelphia.
to improve in spite of
in recognition by the
extension of new lines of
continues
May 29, 1963, it was reported that 82,400 shares of
this firm's
outstanding common stock had been sold
at $64 per
share, through Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
New York.-—V.
197, p. 2147.
in
Year
net
income
Net
income
worth
of
existing lines.,
increased
31,
16.5%
was
.
Earnings
197,
position to
a
of
our
com¬
—V.
.
of
Pleasanton,
$40,156,
had
a
The
or
net loss
annual
34
Calif,
cents
a
of $38,172.
report
company, ended 1962 with net earnings
share.
The previous year the
company
"
showed
,
amounted
Terry D. Hufft, President,
buried
,
disposal charges
income
Y"
last
approximately
hurial
October.
70,000
facility
to
reported that the company has already
cubic
since
feet
of
waste
operations
at
were
the
started
Beatty,
there
from
reported
$2,693,100
at
Oxford's
in
31,
Nevada ^facility is the nation's
first commercial site
for
land
burial of radioactive
wastes. The company
is. presently
constructing a similar facility near
Flemingsburg, Ky., to serve
the eastern portion of
the
country.—V.
196,
p.
856.
to
stockholders
last
16%
from
"The
consolidated
from
$27
"To
Net
ments
as
in
for
the
early
income
of
of
approval,
provide
growth
will
working
momentum
behind
our
with
us,
divisions,
look
forward
197, p.
profits
with
and
to
further
1460.
Airways, Inc.—Qtrly. Report
that
total
$115,314,000
to
operating revenues for
from $102,596,000 in
up
$80,784,000,
11%
an
compared
1962.—V.
197,
Corp.—Net
28
cents
March
increase
to
$4,651,000
in
1842.
p.
Lower—
profit
was
share,
per
30,
based
realized
upon
cents
67
or
for
the
same
share
per
No investment profit
1962.—V. 197, p. 2052.
of
the
1,604,881
period
based
outstanding.
quarter
in¬
per
in
1963.
income
net
$1,129,000
then
28—
in
upon
real¬
was
1963
1962
741,906
taxes___i
share
314,313
$0.59
tax__^___
$3,231,873
628,313
460,906
Federal
$0.41
J
:
480.
net
of
Dec.
1963
31,
showed
the
first
to
told
the
reported
for
$30
at
1962
meeting
improvement
of
1963
in
the
to
stock,
companies.
.
in
sales
volume
Mr.
Parker
year,"
contrary,
markets
we
some
and
have
implies,
said
rather
dramatic
somewhat misleadingly,
in
experienced
a
letter
within
to
the
increases
and
a
shareholders.
complex
of
decreases
our
in
profits."—V. 196, p. 1661.
Starrett
Corp.,
this
issue.
(M. F.) Patterson Dental Supply
(& Subs.)—Quarterly Report—
:
quarter
1842.
year's
that
over
Period Ended March 31—
equiva¬
earnings
Net
Cost
sales
of
was
first
quarter
after
of
preferred
(adjusted
for
,
•
Gross
Selling,
profit
^
-
&
admins,
,
Profit
2,409,387
2,296,394
1,440,682
1,511,415
35,664
expenses.
(or
loss)
income
and
.from
operations—
(expenses)
(215,021)
34,921
14,758
;
Profit
against
Maxwell C.
(or loss) before provision for inc tax
Federal and state income tax—
profit
(or
loss)
for
period
50,422
(180,100)
19,102
(42,620)
31,320
(137,480)
—_—674,600
674,603
—
Net
dividend
$3,705,781
2,739,037
were
$1,613,423,
1962,
1962
$4,215,383
1,476,346
sales)_o—
—
general
Co. of Delaware
1963
inter-Co.
sales
end.
operating
the
stockholders.
common
$204,844,
average
quarter
affiliated
Parvin-Dohrmann Co.—New Name—
for 1962 of $1,993,900
despite serious labor dif¬
Per share earnings rose
1961
an
Up 16%; Sales 2%—
in
Daniel
income
before,
the year.
year
in
increase
both volume
:
$1,222,045
President,
1,404,016
p.
static
the
Other
of
and
our
reported.
investment
an
or
to
increase
rather
1963.—V. 197,
Pacific Finance Corp.—Net Higher—
income
debt
maintain
$2,218,000
was
on
Feb.
and
See
period last year.
The company's first
reported approximately $350,000.—V. 196, p.
King,
Directors
Net
consolidated sales
by Parker and its 18 subsidiaries were
$43,276,656 up from $42,457,600 for the previous fiscal year, thus
sustaining the company's place of leadership in the world hand¬
writing instrument industry. Net-earnings per share moved up
from $1.62 last year to $1.87 for the
year just ended.
given a review of
optimistic projections
heard
and
year
W.'ickes, President,
date
income
of
1962.
Pictures
after
per
licensees
were
lent
Net
to
remaining1
earnings and a sales increase of 2% were
Parker, President, for the fiscal year ended
Feb. 28,
1963. Total world sales by the firm, currently
observing
its
75th
anniversary,
were
$45.400,000—including
$2,123,344
by
1962
lines
Dec.
credit
$2.48.
to
from
Board
$4,789,506
by
1963.
experienced
Raymond
results
of
Parker Pen Co.—Net
A
In addition, the
company realized a capital gain of $1,018,000,
increasing total share earnings to $3.75.
Book value per share
net
Nuclear's
progress
to
$265,471
$2.15
moved
total
up
35%" to $670,403.
$446,793, a gain of $111,440
A^61' income from Nuclear's decontamination laundry was
$202,690, against $116,195 in the previous year.
Waste
from
were
quarter
before
reported
1963.
is
meeting,
company's
up
ficulties
Nuclear Engineering Co.,
Inc.—Shows Profit for Yr.
This
annual
respect
the
stockholder
term
sales
Net
absorption rather than deferment of expenses
consummating mergers toward the end of 1962.
company's
The
the
for
believed
are
on
with.
scheduled
year.
taxes
first
Ended
Net
the
'
with
the
the
Pacific Far East Line, Inc.—Net Higher—
the
that
he said.—V.
•:
and
the
1962
losses
any
last
negotiations
contract
fiscal
Bell's
Such
increase
At
Bell
consolidated
shares
growth
$6,215,000 at Dec. 31, 1962 to $7,445,000 at March 31,
p. 1637.
%
Co.—Secondary Offering—On
Packard
Park Electrochemical Corp.—Annual
Report—
.
Northern Illinois Gas
of
EICL
to
amouned
last
of
$445,000
amounted
world
*
revenues
outstanding
is
$2,746,149 at March
An
and
to
reported
1963
addition,
of
.
26.3%.
in
end
short
Mr.
period
after
In
1,690,231
its
at
Gold
Oxford's
to
increase
an
company
has reported that estimated consolidated net
for the first quarter of 1963 was
$275,000 or 17 cents
shares
stated that this increase was accomplished in spite of
higher operational costs resulting from expansion of middle echelon
install¬
determined.
$27,553,000,
year,
recent
loss
virtually
by
each
of
working capital, we
of
quarter
loss
amount
,
two
the
progress,"
corresponding
share.
earnings for the first quarter totaled $109,417 before taxes,
against $80,554 for the corresponding quarter of 1962, for an in¬
of
totalled
last
that
by
small
one
require
has
quarter
$752,000 or
for the. six
was
with
earnings of
outstanding shares,
1963
period
announced
American World
Paramount
Net
crease
on
V
the
come
figures, of course," Mr. Gold said, "but
regard ,are the following factors: the
in
drain
1962.
contracts
and
Comparative
income
unearned
interest yield."
Gas
at
income
achieved
company
first
Net
the
participations are consummated on a basis
liquidity for the company and increases its effective
retains
being
and
increases
aa
introduc¬
a
outstanding,
compares
fiscal
same
subject
additional
the first
,
building
is
Oxford
that
continuing
evidenced by
added, how¬
price of saf-
$72,865,000 reported in the same period of the
preceding
Freight revenues were $12,640,000, a 13%
increase over the
$11,239,000 reported in the first quarter of 1962.
Operating ex¬
penses were $117,228,000, an
8% increase over the $108,894,000 in
quarter
;
volume;
excellent
the
presently
854,043
concluded
reduce
loss
our
Passenger
■"
fact
He
the
for
1963,
company's
with
year.
197, p. 1842.
first
stated.
the
the
shareholders
rapid influx of sound business puts Oxford in
participation by institutional lenders in some
arrange
stated
&
Mr.'Gold
face
more
July-March,
in
is
lower
in 5Vs%, 15 year convertible
Capital, Ltd., of Bermuda.
to
the corresponding
Cos., Inc.—Net Up 26.3%—
for
funds
Pan
«f
May 28, 1963.—V.
on
the
was
"we
The
of
number
the
net
This
of
President,
contract
improvements
Split
to
19
June
on
organization.
fraternity
as
"The
and
Equipment Trust
offering has not yet been
2051.
p.
stated
company
year
will
noon
in
■
important in our
of Oxford's receivables
increased
incurred
1963,
1-15
Bids
197,
will
figures
the
personnel,
size of
12
increase
an
the
program
shares
1963,
half
for
transaction,
needed
split
two-for-one
a
that
854,043
31,
first
Bell,
loss
currently
Australia.
;
"We are. pleased with the
firm
companies."
York
Western Ry.- -To
The
at
and
close of business
loans
in
Mr.
&
ments.
—V.
stock
approved
the
S.
"With
r.
from
highest peak.
"decisions
after
received
been
Empire
member
New
in
had
Certificates—
May
the
at
Simulaneously,
serves
participation in
this
undertaking cannot be determined
at this time but will depend on plans
yet to be developed by
the member
companies of ESADA'.—V. 197, p. 2051.
650,000
Old
products last
It currently
Stock
—
of
markets
new
reported
on
urgently"
and offset past
losses,
of 1963 indicate the
profits in the history of the company, according to Aaron A.
Gold, President and Chairman of the Philadelphia-based sales and
three-year
spent in 1963.
being
Corp.'s
Norfolk
Inc.
into
as
period cf': the
1963, total
$101,191,924 for
£1,
subsidiaries.
'I
The
other
shareholders
common
shares
new
Operational
total
has
share
$23,776,000
capital
.
1963,
$71,672,445,
March
weakness
current
a
,
provide
construction
that
this
on
a
over
9-month
had approved the sale of
$5 million
notes to Electronics
International
best
be
proposals
.
produce
with
were
the
earnings
more
The
also
will
27,
Oxford Finance
told the meeting that new electric
generating ca^
required in Upstate New York by 1968 or 1969 and
that he expected that it would be
provided by a large size atomic
plant of the order of 550,000 kilowatts.
He added
pacity
will
V..;'
of record
re¬
expenditures of $32,500,000
in
1962
largest since 1957 and were the third highest on record
been exceeded only by the years 1953 and 1957.
He fore¬
that the company's construction
expenditures would continue
high level and would aggregate $90,000,000 for the
1963
obtain
93'
cr
1363
compared
with
1962. Mr. Rocca stated that
the reduced
sales
in
the
for
than
adequate to cover
contract," he said.
Mr- Bell also told stockholders
the
the
period,
to
-$302,814
year
ended
company's
to
products
per
for
16%
be
developed by the company will
copy
of
a
microfilm
document-
Rockland Utilities,
&
company's
The
having
•at
being
now
cooperation
.".holders.
company's 1962 Federal,
was equal to the entire
50%
was
the
stock.
common
that
other
to
March -31.
a
sales
in
consumer-marketing
completion in June.
"Reserves set aside
authorized common shares to 5,000,000, $5 par value, from 2,500,000
shares, $10 par value. This was announced by Rockwell C. Tenney,
Chairman,
at the conclusion
of
the
special meeting of share-'
the
its
an
.consumer
He
its
for
Mexico and Costa Rico,
with firms in France and
Town
Old
in
Approved—
the
$1,100,000 annually. He said that the refunds and the
ductions in the cost of gas purchased are
being passed on by
company to its gas customers.
Bell
unit
;
Commission."
over
Mr.
arrangements
agreement,
Canada,
agreements
possible
and
Orange
affairs, Mr. Bell stated that
events
during
the
year
was
the
the
the
told
Olivetti
the
as
Telecomputing Corp., leaving
and market the machine it¬
companies. The unit is based
electrophotographic process.—V. 197, p. 1160.
company's
significant
more
settlement
He
the
of
to
it
on
customers, which represent over 70%
of
the compaiiy's
electric
business, were 7%
higher than for the first quarter of
1962 and that gas sales to such customers were
up 9%%.
There
was no appreciable
change in the company's industrial business as
compared to the first quarter of. 1962, he added,
v
•
his
in
microfilm
seconds.
self
com¬
mercial
In
licensing
addition
total
per
share on
corresponding period of fiscal
the
major
consumer
make
stock-
and
addition
company
Robert
placed On the
carbon paper,
rose
earnings.—V. 197, p. 1017.
cents
of
to rising
earnings increase in pqrt
foreign operations and to
photographic
In
year.
firms
1962
its
company's
in
Bell,
meeting.
that
last
signed
The
the
of
PVO's
Saffola
against
and
major
the
negotiating
83
in
oil,
Sales
equipment
the firm's
trading
Saffola
brand
disclosed
that
Packard Bell Electronics Corp.—Net
Higher—
is completing development of a new micro¬
printer for the Social Security Administration
application in insurance companies, banks,
retail
stores
and
educational
institutions, the
attributed
late
with
year
is
that
The
88
.
of
income
months
improved
for
from
international
continuing good profits from
by-product feed sales together
and
of
12
March 31,
the
to
all
bulk
business
machine
manufacturer,
under which the latter
produce and., market the machine throughout the world. Old
expects to derive substantial benefit from this agreement
which provides
that Olivetti purchase all supplies for the photo¬
copier from Old Town, the firm said.
*
>
„
said
due
were
current
"
Town
period,-
accounted
by
tion
will
Old
ended
oil
ever,
Italian
market
196,
Rocca
flower
supplies.
.
acceptance
period
prices
periods.
Mr.
Town
stock.—V.
like
commodity
wide
firms,
Higher; Sales Down
the
including
andvmargerine,
recorded
$93,213,450
currently
business
revenue
9-month
past
aggregated
recent
supply manufacturer currently is
negotiating with several
companies interested in obtaining
foreign and domestic marketing rights to the firm's new .electro¬
static dry photocopying
machine, the company stated.
Last year, Old Town effected an agreement with Olivetti, giant
company
common
the
sales
copy¬
the
typewriter
paper,
140
,
In
months ended March
$662,000
or
78
cents
and
of
oils
per share in
the nine months .ended
$445,545 (73 cents) in the like period
operations
of
Chairman
vegetable,
salad
industrial
rapidly
the
said.
company
systems
have
said.
The
business
York
-
oil,
mayonnaise
consolidated unaudited-net
s
said.
firm's
of
and
will
industrial
the
of
systems,
reader
which
is
Board
against the $79,476,960
preceding year; in the
Sold
compares
with $36,000 in 1961.
$6,354,871, up from $5,143,497 the
expected to show an increase during
company
increasingly
Town
film
to
Sr.,
producer
New
earlier. In the
12 months end^LMarch
31, 1953, net income advanced to $1,121,100
or $1.84
per share from the $147,427
(74 cents) recorded in the 12
months ended March 31, 1962.
Computations were based -on the
607,£32
Capital shares outstanding March
31, 1963.
Mr. Race a
pointed out, however that the
April-Jt nc, 1962, period contained
inccme of a
non-recurring nature which could, not be exoected
during the like period this year.
' v- vr,
/;
,.;o
This
year.
the
duplicating
Old
per
last
amounted
2052.
p.
oi
1S63,
3V'z%
Payment will
interest.
Co.
cents
-the
Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
year,
the firm's
spirit
over
cents
Co.—Bonds
197,
'
'
,
plus accrued
Guaranty Trust
Morgan
Y.—V.
Rocca,
samower
'
Gai
the
N.
and
PVO
Occidental':'
Best com¬
in
T.
firm
stock.
Best
running
are
718.
p.
num¬
redemption on July
l,
fund,
$1,209,003 of its
Pacific Vegetable Gil Corp.—Net
0.837'
of
at
made
B.
California.
416,000
shares
of
for the stock of the
1,410,000 average
Redemption—
corporation
Broadway,
<
through an exenange
stock
exchanged
197,
Net
year.
ing
of
...
gas
appreciably-
Occidental
approximately
Natural
character
has called for redemption on July 1, 1963, all of
its outstanding 514%
convertible debentures due 1970 at 103.50%
plus
accrued
interest.
Payment
will
be
made
at
the
Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of New York, 140 Broadway, N. Y.
Debentures are convertible into
common
stock up to
the close
of business on June 28,
1963 at $22 of debentures for each share
,
States
Petroleum
sales
1962
current
of
New Jersey Natural Gas Co.—To Redeem Debens.—
.
owned
the
on
has
called- for
operation of
the sinking
debentures due 1965 at 100%
A:'V'.::
accomplished
were
$108,586
Old
group's net operating loss of $868,785 compared with a gain
of $252,455 at March 31, 1962, both before realized
capital gains.
At March 31, 1963, total admitted assets recorded a new
high of
$115,576,778
and policyholders" surplus
aggregated $35,834,463.—
The
stock
in
The
The
197, p. 960.
Occidental
previous
the
share.
V.
be
per share
through
natural-
on
snould
when
cents
iirs«
and
Partial
Tne
earnings of this office equipment and supply manufacturer,
to
Sales
reserve
6%
rose
Field
1963
1962
wholly
as
United
was
acquisition,
Annual
Net
rose
1961.
Net
of
Old Town
penalty, a substantial rise in loss reserves took place, causing an
underwritng loss of $1,605,443.
The group loss ratio of 69.8% was
eight points higher than the first quarter of 1962, resulting in a
combined ratio of 105.3%, compared with 99.4%,
A source of great concern to the
industry is the estimated 11.6%
jump to $405,906,000 in fire losses nationwide during the first three
months
Lathrop
year
of
the
shares
■
.•
for
i-uanj
periods;
namely,
4,881,436
4,155,877 shares for the
v*;\\/. ■;A
southwestern
$23.000,000.—V.
to $17,-
premium
of
71
outstanding after
preferred dividend requirements of
quarter of 1962.
discounts
acquired during the quarter amounted
to
$208,012,104, up from $196,084,980 for the first
quarter of 1962
At
March 31, 1963, loans and
discounts outstanding totaled
$650,037,336, compared with $539,882,174 at the same
date last year
an
increase of 20.4%.
first
and
the
7,, the
profits
companies
1963.
In
number
average
shares
period
rise in premium volume required an unearned pre¬
increase of $2,228,442, compared with a smaller rise
one year
ago.
The group expense ratio declined 2.2
reserve
$1,405,555
of
has
company
617,805
the
on
1963
earnings of
of
$218,021
Privately
—On May 29, 1963, it was reported that
$10,000,000
of this firm's first mortgage bonds due 1988 had been
sold privately through Stone & Webster Securities
Corp., New York.—V. 195, p. 525.
equal to 67 cents
a
share.—V. 197,
New Hampshire Insurance Co.—Net
of
with
Jan.
record
Oklahoma
62
or
highest
net
ago,
"
$338,470,
were
that,
last
the
acquisition
the
of
April
year
a
$6,336,195 compared with $6,406,-
from $312,408,
up
fiscal
the
same
960.
p.
the
panies.
of
the
the
:
said
since
Petroleum
months
based
1962.
affiliated
shares
the company's customers.
President.
months of
Net
ago.
share,
common
a
John
to
Net sales
558
8%
while sales virtually equalled
1963,
and
1963
share.
per
The
V
is done by
1962
quarter
The Best companies and affiliates are
the largest independent
manufacturers and distributors of fertilizers and heavy chemicals
sucn
basis."
ber
first
*Dr.
and
end
expected
are
more
acceptance
in
in
Armand Hammer, President; announced at the annual stock¬
holders meeting
on
May 24, 1963. that Occidental has acquired
Best Fertilizers Co. of California and Best Fertilizers
Co. of Texas
launching phase, not
industry,'V Executive Vice- .]•
marketed
your
;:-
the
new
231%
comparative
quarter
■V:', Acquisition—
takes
one
in
than
the
first
Hammer
has
Nelly Don, Inc.—Net Higher—
Profits
30,
period
better
$662,678.
when
the
production
the
$231,014
total
now
justified
in
Public
of
sum
of
period
were
during
for
Dr.
ended
in
change
a
earnings
snare
outstanding
pro¬
$258,679.
of
year
to
which
fully
is
one
being
provide
Marketing of end
'
is
stated
year.
profitable
a
the
for
expenses
but
Roesch
are
of
will
on
the
for
additional
an
this
will
already
items
end
operate
sales
same
being- due
company
product
end
loss
$119,101
deferred
the
1963
year
tne
research,
on
and
1963.
net
period
facilities
$1.40
believe
Edgar
items
use
before
of
shows
to
that
new
President
31,
shows
broken
sheet
directors
account
expenditures
year.
transferred
"The
into
Jan.
loss
a
substantial
manufacturing
adequate
with
Corp.—Reports Record Earn.
increase
an
same
the company's history, Dr. Armand Hammer,
President, told stockholders at the annual meeting.
First quarter
net income amounted to
$1,742,889 equal to 36
cents
per
share, up from $525,882 or 13 cents a share for the
initial quarter in 1962.
$0.05
"
—
616.
p.
Petroleum
The company had
earnings
over
the
quarter earnings in
•
$540,654
19,081
——
—
share____.
per
Occidental
Inc.—Quarterly Report—
1963
Net
9
require¬
was
$1,408,579, equal to $1 per share on ttye
number* of shares outstanding.
This compares
Common
—V.
189,
shares
p.
outstanding
1576.
*
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle".
(2254)
Photo-Marker
Period—
for
Profit
Inc.—Shows
Pearce-Simpson,
"busy
season"
—v.
195,
the
in
higher
116.
The
p.
in the first
corresponding period
v
his
In
stated
'earnings1.
stockholders,
President Morris B.
several factors responsible for
to
report
that'there
"The
Pendleton
the lower
were
important was^that our
most
in
expenses
the first
quarter were geared to a higher level of business than was actually
achieved," he said. " He attributed much, of this to the fact that
there
was
delay by the Department of Defense in. placing normal
for hand tools.
He pointed out, "While this market
a
requirements
for
products accounts for under 10%
of our annual volume,
I the less than anticipated business from this source had its effect
our
salts and particularly - upon earnings."
. .
.
The report noted that other factors bearing upon the company's
profits in the first quarter include higher labor, and material costs, 7
-expenses
incident to. the installation of a computer program for
electronic
data
processing,
increased
research
and
development
expenditures and a continuance of the company's investment in its
recently
acquired
Kina-Technics
International
organization
and
'.other non-tool
activities.
a
*
industry have been firm and
our
*
of
lines
tool
our
in
is
quarter."—V. 197,
modest price
a
will
and
process
be
in several
increase
effective
the
in
second
1318.
p.
:
■; Operating
;'
1963
•
*
$23,450,378 $22,256,644
revenues
Operation
and
1962
-
maintenance
expenses
10,140,412
>
9,464,203
'
Provision
for
depreciation
2,661,237 1 2,532,880
Taxes—general
*
Federal
673,426
and
Provision
state
income
deferred
for
.4,267,737
,
Federal
and
639,432
4,159,125
state
■
income
resulting from
Operating income
Other income,-less taxes.:Gross
Interest
amortiztn.j; 440,081:...
7 Other
long-term
on
5,267,485
debt—
debt discount,
.39,069
5,057,649
982,711
1,052,622
premium and
10,361
*821
*9,925
622,469
4,093,717
622,469
3,675,485
197,
*17,958
4,297,954
!
preferred
on
Pet Milk
Theodore
net
sales
lished
a
reached
the
cents
share,
per
reported in
."u--:',... v.*'
llrst
tne
as
half
ox
-
that
a
line of ceramic capacitors,
new
developed
Cnem-.£.lectro
Research, lias just successfully passed a series ox
whicn will materially aid in qualifying these products
and aerospace programs.
7 '
-...V-l
tests
military
Produces Research is a
leading manufacturer of specialty chemical
electronics,7construction, indUs-
"
products
serving
the
marine
';%;i7
aerospace,
fields;—V.
194,
; l-
322,;.'^v
p.
§:
.
-
-
.
,
,.
.
v,
i
-
"
oiau'f
,
.
,
A
of
realistic
mere
1963: can
and
with
1963
ntade
be
the
by
company's
the, first
between
comparison
1962
of
would
income
$138,000"
to
amount
compared' wi;h
as
Fullman
The
?
transaction- and
other
the
which
to-unconsolidated
company. now
subsidiaries
has
961.
,
-
Sugar Corp.—Net Higher—
has reported that net income for the six months
31, 1963, " was $785,092, equal to -98 cents per snare
outstanding.804,507 shares of capital stock, against $649,596
81-cents
for
a-snare
the same six
months'of ;-a year ago.
'
*
Gross operating revenues for the half-year period were $15,450,t
268,-.compared'witi total,revenues of $2,575,977 lor the first -half
of tae previous iiscal year. The increase reflects the
acquisition
.
■
of-the
.
business and
of
assets
Pacific Metals
the
Co.,
Ltd.,
effected
:
.
on
.
the mid-year report, Nicolas M.
Salgo, Chairman of Punta Alegre, said:. "The. corporate finances
remain strong.. In the field of acquisition, we believe' that
our
-May 31,
In.. his
.
.
efforts
g;
tion
.
a
197, p.
'-
rewarding,. although we .canriot report any new acquisithe last six months period. We believe" that substantial
has
announced
.
continuing need to retain some of its: earnings for
reinvestment,.dividend income from such sources is expected to be
.less than the company's proportionate share of earnings.—V. 197,
p. 1017.
a
•
accompanying
are
for
progress
stock
'
1932.
remarks
been
-.
.
made
towards
soon
as
..
further
steps.
'Ended'
Period
March
31—
be
197, p. 184.
..X.
Quality Importers,: Inc.—Quarterly Report.
will
steps
Such
they are. completed."—V.
as
~
'■
■■'■■
.
1962
1963
2043.
p.
Net sales & other income
Polyihetric■ Devices Ch.—;Securities So.d Privately
R.
Gamble,
showed
President,
has
May 27, 1963, it was. reported that $90,000 of
firm's" subordinated'notes* with common stock
this
our
earnings
Gamble said.
Mr.
Consloidated
net
a
sales
year
Jay^ V.
—V. 197, p. 1992.
for
fiscal
Net
ago.
'V
1963
Popu
for
believe
Pet
the year was
Milk
Co.
after taxes, was $4,725,000
dividends, earnings per share
compared With $2.31 last year.
a period of
two
Our
newest
Fun.sten
and
tributions to profits.
although
year,
to
a
Dairy
The
there
year ago.—V.
was
197,
sound
both
small
sales
our
and
net
our
sales
and
1961,
also
made
Division
reduction
excellent
had
iri
con¬
satisfactory
a
earnings
compared
This Long
Beach, Calif., marketer of liquefied petroleum gas, has
reported record sales and earnings for the 12 months ended March
The
*».T<#al rev®nues amounted to' $28,400,610,
the
period
Based
month
the
on
period,
R.
J.
to
Munzer,
a
Net
to
income
of
$1.26
for
against
for
income
report,
and
copies
the
thei
$22,191,905
current
March
period
a
31,
customers
more
than
normal
1963,
than
a
year
Munzer
1963,
that
indicates
the
outlook
another
for
record
the
fiscal
high in sales
year
and
1992.
p.
were
serving
be¬
company's
now
throughout the
territory, commensurate gains in. net income
during the first six months of the present fiscal
said
the
This,
Dayton,
were
homes
Ohio,
and
not
were
Mr.
year
ending Sept. 30,'
earnings.—V. 197
85.6%
up
manufacturer
travel
trailers,
of
windows
doors
reported
has
and
that
net
for
sales
last
over
year. Fiscal
1963 sales totaled $6,311,551
$3,400,655 in 1962. Consolidated net income this
year was
up 41.1%
over
1962. This represents
earnings of $1.52 per share
compared to $1.08 per share last
year.
from
up
In
his
report,
letter
Jesse
to
the
stockholders
published
as
in
the
Fiction,
Powers,
when
Philips,
expansion."
now
size.
at
versus
The California
size.
Plant
area,
Dayton. Each
speed
tools,
was
moved
warehousing and office
of
Each
operation
the
of
plants
the
has
three
been
branch
dependent manufacturing
un$.—V.
196,
to
LaVerne
space
were
equipped
plants is
p;
and
all
with
a
tripled
increased
high
new,
1
«? iqJo
nnn
complete,
000
was
a
loss
of
$1,135,000
in
1962
excLsaofC$13y000 000rd aVailable against future earnings',
The
Fed-
is now in
nfwLf? P?'nted ?ut the
9uarterly figures did not tell the story
diced frnmaSth«tPP/nTing at uho*nix for the l0ss ln March was rerirnn
ir>
*!? January by $410,000, or 76%, despite a $136,000
March results showed an inflow of cash favorable
to L
the
c
the first
in
years.,
inv
Mr
hieh
1,^creased actlvlty in
c°®pany * ^ril
wf^t w a9quisltl0n
S
lv °5 Ahe second
month
1960
aueurs
hnnpc
Jwtw!—V.
f
a
•
the capital goods markets,
which
b00kings t0 the highest level for
of the Claymont plant in October,
Quarter and the months ahead,
e comPany had turned the corner and had
197' p;ni460t0 pr°fltable °Petations during the second
stock
52
or
cents a share the year previous.
of Ned L. Pines, President
Executive
and
Vice-
in
year
the
row
a
winner
of
,
company
the
has
National
acquired
Book
Award
sulted
ended
year
from
31,
$2,513,181
Landwehr,
of
1963,
for
shares
the
sales
fiscal
previous
into
music
publishing
23,
phase
of
1963,
our
valves
to
our
Isadore
us
to
expansion
existing
better
Familian
the
to
six
consolidated
$150,510,
Familian,
Metals
fourth
Mr.
been
of
the
serve
the
site
in
Price-Pfister
of
our
activities
inclusion
of
is
will
in
sales,
equal
for
the
time
first
Inc.,
similar
Inc.,
a
-
by
George
included
wholly-owned
Gregory, Presi¬
operations
of
Chem-
subsidiary
formed
on
the
of
fiscal
1962,
including Chem-Electro
had consolidated sales of $4,383,211
earnings of $183,256 or 25 cents per share,
number of outstanding shares.
'
- company
net
same
.
In
that
interim report mailed to
shareholders, .Mr. Gregory
substantial improvement was expected in both sales
second
in
the
highest
Royalty
second
volume
payments
ended March 31,
a
.
the
a
year
in
period
the
consolidated
based
announced
was
ago,
1963,
and
this
half.
for
from
April
any
foreign
were
sales
to
$875,000,
35.5 %
upward trend
up
the
in
the
first
half
of
fiscal
is
did
not
include
.
Chem-
Electro
Research, Mr. Gregory said, because it had been anticipated
that CER
start-up costs (would be offsfet by expected profits in
this fiscal pferiod.
"While
considerable
progress
has
been
achieved
in
methods
new
in
use.
in
covering
a
variety of
number
of
molders'
a
plant
has
compounds
applications have been
plants.
that
Corp.—Net Up Sharply— "•
increase
consolidated
in
net
earnings
statement
of
and
Reliable
a'sizable gain
sub- '
and
Stores
quarter ended April 30,'. 1963 shows net of $59,981,
cents per share on 585,558 shares of common stock
10
with net
compared
for
1962
the
latest
quarter.
from
up
shares
of
number
same
sales
the
168%
the
of $22,453,
in
period
or
four cents
1962
like
the
were
quarter.
$5,792,601
share
per
against
$5,502,093
Earnings
$46,776.
compared
before Federal
income
tax
were
Provision for- income tax amounted to
$24,323.—V.
with
197,
1358.
p.
Remington Corp.—Sales Up 15%; Net 78%—
This
Auburn, N.
equipment has
increase
pared
in
the
to
same
letter
a
to
for
the
1962.
first
"It
half
Unaudited
is
of
Herbert
pleasure
a
1963
mid-year
were
per
orders
same
"It
April
date
in
of
fiscal
1963
30
was
as
com¬
.
Laube,
President of the
report
that completed
above the same period
to
15%
profits were up 78%
over
last
This makes half-year earnings 19
$37,662 to $67,234.
share against 22 cents
on
L."
net
from
year,
: cents
the
the first six months
of fiscal 1962.
period
stockholders,
said:
company
of
Y., manufacturer of air conditioning systems
reported a 15%
increase in sales and a 78%
profits for
of
1962.
than
more
1962.
Our
50%
backlog
of
unfilled
what
it
was
above
on
7.
-
is
entirely possible that
1963 sales will exceed $4,000,000.
If this happens, then net profits
may well be the highest in Rem¬
ington's history. To encourage sustained profitable growth we will
continue
to
reinvest earnings to increase working capital,
reduce
debt,
expand
marketing
activity
and
accelerate ..new
development.
This is the best way we know of to insure
long-term
product
our
company's future welfare."
Rexall
the
the corresponding period
expected to continue,
he
1962
and
Stores
the
$124,960
and
over
\
for
Chairman,
'
■
.
said'
month
in history,
he
reported.
licensees for
the
three
months
added.
Results
rose
mill
indicates
a
for
to
Net
sales
Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
months ended March 31, 1963, the
company registered
of $4,252,181
and consolidated net
earnings of
to
20
cents
per
share
on
the
734.282
common
it
Reichhold,
H.
characterized
outstanding,
on
In
1961.
the
testing
sidiaries
plumbing fittings will
and building industries,"
production
facilities
will
remain
known as the Zephyr Metal Prod¬
be
Henry
pointed out that a semi-commercial
for the past 15 months, and molding
field-tested
Reporting
.
brass
plumbing
widely used for industrial and
to
run
at
approximately $8
are
expected
the RCI extrusion process produces
by extreme uniformity, the result of a
superior fluxing of the resins with woodflour and other ingredients
in the initial mixing process.—V. 197, p. 1358.
control
gas
process.
are
announcement,
flows
compounds
another
sales
Research,
October,
the
2-rool
different
fully
year
equal
Research,
and
sales
in
"
Reichhold
$64,979
into
rough
Zephyr
and
outstanding,
Electro
In
forecasts
year.
operating
Such
consecutive
President
The
program.
line
Research
Results
a
making
the
dent.
that
increase
a
Price-Pfister.
the
shares
added,
satisfactory
said the secret manufacturing process which employs extruders to
produce the molding compounds was perfected after years of co¬
operative research here and abroad. The process which has evolved,
offers outstanding production and product improvements over the
and
that
present
applications
million
budget priced records, achieved
period also marked the com¬
and master record production.
said.
added
For
Reichhold
a
"
manufacturing
molding
Reliable
absorption of Zephyr
of
Mr.
indicate
Sales of these materials which
year.
Los
the
'197,
1963, the company announced the formal opening of
pounds per year phenolic molding compound plant
New Jersey which utilizes a new, exclusive and secret
Carteret,
extrusion
company's
67%
rose
Zephyr Metal was established in 1946 and specializes in pro¬
ducing rough brass fittings for the plumbing industry
including
relief
valves, gas service cocks and appliance shut-off cocks.
in
issue.-r-V.
million
ill
.
ucts
:
this
Co.,
May 27,
408.
p.
May
He
sales.
quarter
.
35
In
Angeles,
has
announced
the
acquisition
of
Zephyr
Metal Products, Inc., North
Hollywood, Calif. Effective date of the
purchase was May 1, he reported.
Mr.
dollar
second
On
a
F.
Price-Pfister Brass Manufacturing
Co.—Acquisition
enable
Manufacturing
Opens New" Plant—
-
outstanding.
marked
it
company, producers of
sales
and
earnings. The
197,
"The
lower
in
the
conventional
Jan.
number
same
to
entry
Brass,
Electric
volume.
for
purchased "Morte d'Urban," by J.
will be published in 1964.—V. 195, p. 2079.
the
increased
Gn
Emerson
2154.
for
the
recently
fiscal
the
on
in which
—V.
.
xq.-dl tJ 11 cents per share on sales of $27,297,000.
Henry H. Reichhold, Chairman, stated that sales in the first
quarter were afxected by the unsettled market conditions pievailing
in the chemical industry.
He said that while many more pounds' of
material were sold in the first quarter of 1963 than during the
same
period of 1962, price attrition in the chemical industry re¬
names
and
earnings were the highest ln the
reported by Philip Landwehr, President.
was
According
pany's
961.
Corp.—Proposed Merger—
L.9,
equivalent",to 58 cent J
outstanding, compared
the
Pulitzer
Prize
winning
paperback
Mockingbird," sold over 3,000,000 copies in
still coming in at the rate of over 200,000
are
$4,207,268
earnings
duUil? AnrV^vC0^],P,any'S ,prodVcts were not among those raised
theStnr& fwJKirk went on to say, and there is no evidence of
Thl S !l!g^0 Plates, structural shapes and seamless tubing,
ha*
was
capital
that
work
sales
it
the
share
197, p.
*84.524
■
Tn- company hr.s announced that net income for the first
quarter
1963 was $503.COO, equal to 11 cen.s per common share on sales
cf $26,250,000.' N-w inccme for the same period, in 1962 was
$502,-
Net. income
after
taxes
advanced
76%
to
a
record
$322,239,
equivalent to earnings of $1.24 a share based on 260,000 shares
outstanding, from $183,312, equivalent to earnings of 71 cents a
i
company,
*84,524
v
85
Reichhpld Chemicals, Inc.—Sale^, Net Dawn Slightly
to
the
producer of pocket-size paperback
to $1,964,340 as against $4,620,669
$270,202
the
over
a
it
Products
as' comPai'eti with $12,578,000 in the first quarter
' a11 charges including* depreciation of $622,-
$1,073,000, against
to
in¬
President, told the annual meeting of stockholders
the first quarter ended March 31, 1963 amounted
<tiLo0^La
this
at
$244,365,
for' the
This
history,
2675.
Phoenix Steel Corp.—Shows
Loss for Quarter—
Stanley Kirk,
company
Premier Albums, Inc.—Record Sales, Net—
annual
President, called fiscal 1963 "a year of na¬
Plant capacity increase
147%, 168,000 square
68,000 square feet a year ago. Each of the four
plants contributed to this expansion. A new
plant was established
in
Newton, Kansas. The Georgia plant at Americus
was
doubled
tional
feet
of
second
rights
Philips Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 85.6%; Net 41.1%
mobile
the
according
Operations of the company's magazine division were also profit¬
with its two major magazines, "Silver Screen" and "Screenregistering 10% increases in circulation during 1962.
A number
of
the books the company has scheduled for
1963
will be made into motion pictures.
however,
ago,
winter
marketing
realized
enabled
income,
land"
record
20,
$0.03'a
.
month.
Annual
in
months
earlier.
year
President, stated that the company is
15%
warmer
12
outstanding in each 12-
through
same
of
shares' of
issued
orders
a
For
shares
earnings
net
Chairman, and Frank P. Lualdi, Publisher
1962
$2,016,079.
number
per-share
approximately
of
ago.
related
as
average
$1.29, compared
cause
year
a
$2,120,785
sales
in
amounted
income
President,
reveals
edition, "To Kill
.
like
net
1962
of' 11%
year
net
466,000
on
with net
For
Petrolane Gas Service, Inc.—Net
Higher—
totaled
32,185
income-taxes
cf
last
reprint
31, 1963.
in
magazines
and
share
and
7%
report.-
Net
a
of
improvement
an
books
819.
p.
Raaitec'
S?e
Federal
per'share
* Loss —V.
able
Divisions.
Musselman
a
growth and progress
Laura Scudder's and
divisions,
Whitman, contributed substantially to
earnings," Mr. Gamble stated.
The
taxes
$3^8,422
Library Inc.^-Sales Up 7%; Net 11%—
ar
increase
An
against '.
$261,000,000
were
income,
.
sold
p.
over-
,up from $4,422,000. After preferred
of common stock were $2.43 as
"We
after
privately to an. S.B.I.C.,
Grimm Securities Co., New York.
through
in
7%
some
■
^
$238,000,000
before Federal income
income
Earnings
.
-
annual
reported that consolidated
the all-time record estab¬
growth over
also increased
"We
Nei .inc.me
Net
—On-
-
further
ago:
$8-8,558
Chem-Electro
Riker
Drug &
Laboratories,
Chemical
Inc.,
Co,—Subsid. Acquisition
ethical
Rexall Drug
Laboratories
Mexico, to its world organiza¬
tion, it was announced on May, 20, 1963, by Dr. George L. Maison,
Rexall group Vice-President for ethicai drugs.
No acquisition price
&
Chemical,
Hormofarmas,
was
has
S.
added
A.,
the
Mexico
drug subsidiary of
pharmaceutical firm of
City,
disclosed.
•
v.,
•
-*
.
Mi.vi
The
acquired
suburban
firm
Naucalpan
has
de
a
modern
Juarez.
It
plant
and
manufactures
.
•
headquarters 'in
a line
of phar-
Continued
on
page
53
r
ftSf
company
tne
or
investment
plained that since each business in which*the company has
•
-Presi¬
Marcxi
era:a
These
including, the 50%
controlled companies such as Chemagro Corp.,
which paid its first dividend in late 1962, and.Shenango, which
will pay its first dividend in the current quarter.
Mr. Hillman ex¬
i' inteerst
T.ie
•
won
bus.-
to
or
holds1 minority
•
Board.—V.
Funta Alegre
s.milar <moves
transactions, said Mr. Hillman,
were
and
art*
considered to be-in the best long-range- interests iOf.ihe company
and to have improved the intrinsic value .of its assets. ALliough
sales and earnings attributable to .the assets which wore sold, or
transferred
are
mo
longert directly
reflected
in
the
company's
consolidated
inccme
statements, an • increasing amount, of
new
interest and dividend income is being received from several sources,
that'W. Irving Osborne,
has announced
'.V
•
Inc.—Management Change—
company
of-the
man
have involved the transfer or sale of four operating
subsidiaries
or
in
nesses
•interests.
Division
Iron
and
recent years
.
.
also has been designated Cnief
Executive Officer of "this
diversified: producer- of capital-goods
equipment;
ciiump
c/a.iry,
who has fulfilled this responsibility until nbw, continues as Chair¬
x
.
Coke
The
.
dent,
$335,500
reported by PC&C in the like period of 1962.
>
"The
decline
in
combined
earnings,"
Mr.
Hillman said,
'"is
attributable
to
expenses
incurred
by
Pittsburgh
Chemical
Co.
in connection with i.s new jointly owned „oxo alcohol plane, and to
lower market prices for products of Shenango IncorporjiieJ."
of
■
,
'
combining^ results for the first' quar.er ?
50% share of Shengngo's first quarter
The combined sales compare favorably with the $14,204,090
sales reported in the same quarter of 1962. and, combined net
I
-
,
of
quarters
figures.
3,471,248
stock__
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
year
last year,"
■
yet
time."
7
Puerto Rican Cenient C6.---N. Y. S. Existing—
company foresees improved earnings for -the second quarter,
\
mm
Henry-L Hillman said in a report to shareholders
T-ie common stock of the company was listed on the New- York
discussing first quarter results,, Mr. Hillman explained -that 7 r Stock: Bxcnsnge -on
May-24, under thte1 symbol ..PRN.
a a:a
sales
of
$6,800,000
were
substantially lower than • tor the* .same
7,,Al total of :2,000,£»0J ^iiares were iist>ed.VThe oompany's ^tock was
v ■! *
period of the previous year because the Coke'and Iron Diviskn;
/
■formerly traded- over-the-counter. V
<
- 7
i *„"
whose sales were included in the ,1962 first quarter sales figure of *
;
;pueru)^Rican. .cement, owns and .operates the only,"*two manu$14,314,000; is now part of Shenango Inc., an unconsolidated 50%'
jfecturlhg 4:-axiti ,iu theCommonwealths 6f7PUerto7Rlbo ;/Wlth7dri7 i v
■
owned subsidiary,
whose sales are not included iii.PC&Cs cjn-7
annual capacity of ;7,30J,000 barrels of cement. The
i
Company also7
soldiatfed- financial' report- for: the first quarter of 196J. • Ropqrted
; owx.s ..a
p.ant which
converts
paper
to raultiwali bags and 'has'
"has
y-;>; 7 ■
earnings were similarly reduced as a result of the transfer of the
under
construction
facilities
for
the
manufacture
of ^ lime.—-V
-V.
division to Shenango Inc.
;
«
*
*
''
V
v
197, p. 1992.
'
"
;
'
<
..*•
*' I
show
"
this
In
and warrants,had been
?
\
»
—
income
♦Loss.—V.
7
in
at
"
Balance
in
-
34
\;7
Gregory said
rigorous
lor
•
has 'not
beueve'-tne pruritic,, conservative
The
.5,018,580
83,527
deductions
Dividends
r
'
volume
reporting
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.—Net Down Sharply
442,424
;
5,351,012*
expense—net
Net
accel.
income
Amortization of
••
,;.by
room.
sales
consolidated
basis, net. earnings for the current first
would have been $205,235 or 28 cents per share, against
or
year.
Mr.
"the
Consequently, .we
'
-
.
said,
fdr
Monday, June 3, 1963
..
non-consolidated
a
year
iaot
*
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Earnings Statement—
Twelve Months to March 31—
'.On
half
,$252,723
7
—7'■
.-77
and ship a complete line of.
Speed-O-Grade automatic 6-size grading
equipment, and all other new products- for
Mini-Marker
divisions
Pendleton told the shareholders, "With the improved feeling
the economy in general and among our customers in particular,
strong March was matched in April.
Incoming orders are satis¬
factory and an intensive attack is being made on costs; Prices in
Mr.
in
he
calls
course
manufacture
upon
-
and
President
a
-
>
assets
trlal, and
quarter
$7,139,846
the
the
Servicing and-rebuilding of all types of clotn
spreading, measuring and cutting room equipment
will also' be
handled under Mr. DiCanio's supervision.—V. 197, p.
of 1963, up from
year/earlier. Net income
for the three months ended March 31, 1963, amounted to $265,479 r
equal to 39 cents per share on the 673,186 shares outstanding at
'the end of the period.- This compared with earnings of $465,966, or
70 cents per share on the 663,788 shares' outstanding on March 31,
'« 1962.
■" V
V">':V" •
'7s'
i'i'f'i
totaled
Sales
'
the -cutting
Down—
$6,965,663 for
all
acquired
spreading equipment,
machines,
Higher; Net
Tool Industries, Inc.—Sales
Pendleton
Photo-Marker
will
division
new
cloth
industry and hopes to attain an
profits for the final 6-month period.
of
1963,
Division.
marine
level
1,
patents of the Master Cutting Room Equipment Corp.
Mr. Anthony DiCanio, Fresident of the acquired firm will assume
duties
as
Manager
of Photo-Marker's
Machinery
Manufacturing
"
increasingly
Research,"
Corp.—Acquisition—
projected level.June
On
Philip Bell, President, has reported that sales/ and profits were
up
for the six months ended March 31,
1963. Net sales were
$1,187,377, against $841,523 for the same period ended March 25,
1962. This represents a
41%
increase in sales for the first six
months of the fiscal year, and a net profit of $11,119 compared
to a reported loss of $164,245 for the comparable period a year ago.
t
Mr. Bell stated that, the company is now entering the traditional
.
Volume
197
Number
6269
.
,r
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
,
Per
DIVIDENDS
Name of Company
Consolidated
Dividend
tables.
announcements"
In
the
first
grouped
are
indicate
we
nounced during the current week.
a
second
table
,
in
which
Then
show
we
in
the
all
the
V/4%
Per
'
Name of Company
Electric Corp., common
'preferred (s-a) _L
1
Acme
5 %
Acme
Steel
Co.
Insurance
Aetna
Co.
Corp.
■25e'
(quar.)-j^.
Inc;,
4%■%
7-10
7-
1
-
7-
1
•
commons-_25c
Almar
(quar.)___
Rainwear-
(quar.)
Sugar *(quar.)
Amalgamated
American
Agricultural
American
Biltrite
.
American
Can
American
Co.,
7%
Consumer
American
American
preferred
Co.,
Home
D.
Photocopy
American
Snuff
6%
preferred
American
Anchor
Post
7-
1"
7-
If
7-
1
Co.
Products
Arkansas
Power
Co.
(quar.)
6-14
7-
1
25c
7-
1
$1.50
.j.
(quar.)
7-
1
7-
6-11
1
$1.50
6-14
6-6
.
6-
6
6-10
7-17
20c
6-28
6-14
20c
6-28
6-
2OV2C
Corp.
10c
6-29
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
;
•
6-28 :
.
4 '
&
Delaware
i
(quar.)
$1.08
7?
1
preferred
(quar.)
$1.18
7-
1
preferred
Armstrong
Rubber
(quar.)
$1.37
7-
1
6-15
35c
7-
1
6-7
35c
7-1
1—
6-29
Arvin
Corp.
5%
(quar.)
Industries
Atchison
__
(quar.)
Santa Fe
Topeka
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
__
&
non-cumulative
•
:
Realty
Electric
Co.,
Credit
Corp.
Atlas
Press
preferred
Babcock
Fire
(stock
Wilcox
&
6
% %■
1st
&
Berns
Bird
Corp.
32
___
&
7-
y2p
1
6-28
6-14
7-
1
6-28
7-
1
6-28
3
7-
1
6-14
25c
7-
1
6-14
6-
5
20c
8-
1
60c-
6-29
5%
Electric
Co.
& Rio
Denver
Brass
(quar.)
this
at
7
7-31
Chemical
Detrex
Detroit
Bank
1
6-13
7-
1%
1
6-13
6-15
5-25
12 ¥2 c
—
6-28
,
•
6-14
Detroit
Trust
&
35c
.
(quar,)
31 ¥4
___
Manufacturing
(quar,)
British Columbia Telephone—
5.15%': preferred
(initial)
5-31
8-
;
Mortgage &
Dillingham
$1.35
9-13
8-29
6-14
6-
7-
1
6-14
7-15
c
25c
6-
7
6-
7.
6-28
7
June
1
?;
7-19
7-
4
Homasote
6-28
6-
7
Honolulu
6-15
7%
Common
6-10
$2.25
6-29
6-29
6-29
Houdaille
6-10
55c
6-28
6-
15c
'
6-25
..
6-10
investment
&
Illinois
income)__
Donaldson
Stock
Co.,
Ltd.
Company
7
3c
Duffy-Mott
Eastern
6
Indianapolis Power & Light, common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
long-term
preferred
International
6-14
Interstate
6-10
7-15
6-28
6-12
6-
3
6-12
4
y2 %
(quar.)
Interstate
Co.
Lanes,
Class
A
Max
Connecticut
Co.
(increased
Class
A
Class
Distillers
(quar.)
B
Corp.—
payment at
common
on
(quar.)
1
6-10
$1.31 ¥4
6-15
6-10
(quar.)
$1.62 J/2
6-15
6-10
41c
6-22
5-31
12 ¥20
-7-
1
6-14
Quarterly
6-15
6-
3
from
6-21
6-
7
Investors
of
net
6-28
6-28
Iqwa
Power
5-30
5-27
Iowa
Southern
6-21
6-
7
7
30c
6-28
6-
$1.50
7-
1
1
7-31
7-23
11-29
11-22
7-
2
6-12
Convertible
7-
2
6-12
two
into
shares
at
common
_j_
(quar.)
Stock
dividend
class
on
A
No
action
this
Burrus
taken
time
/
Corp.
Mills,
■
.
on
7-
•10c
—^
and
class
B
7-
3%
1
6-11
1.
6-11
6-24
7-
1
6-11
10c
_
7-29
10c
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Bucyrus-E'rie Co.___;
Bullard. Company—
Burnham
10c
_
New
•
Santa
Carper
Service
Business
Small
7-10
6-20
K
W
Battery
1
6-11
Kahn's
4c
7-
1
6-11
.
6-13
5-29
Kahuku
Kavanau
7-
(E.)
(quar.)
common
at
payment
"
(quar.)__
4¥a%
preferred
25c
;
.
6-28
6-14
$1.12 ¥2
6-14
6-14
-5-31
10c
._
6-28
5c
(quar.)__
6-15
Bank
National
Bank
Industries
California
Camden
Trust
Stock
Canada
Cold
(quar.)_
Storage
&
Distributing
(quar.}_____
;
Co
dividend
____
Co.
Dry
Corp., common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)_.
$4.25
Canadian
Celanese
Ltd.
Co.,
Canadian
Chemical
Canadian
Imperial
Co.
Ltd.
Bank
25c
4¥a%
preferred
4.35%
1
National Bank
Quarterly
1
Pennsylvania
(Phila.)
$7 ¥2 C
.
.
.8-
12 ¥2 c-
66-
1
7
7
6-29
40c
6-15
6-
6-15
45c
(quar.)
6-14
'
6-30
$50c
6-10
6-25
5
6-10
8-
1
7-10
7-
1.
6-17
,6"17
5-31
10c
6-15
lie
7-29
7-
6-28
6-20
7-1
>17
15c
6-14
85c
7-
5c
monthly)—
(reduced
Corp.
Kayser Roth Corp. (quar.)
Kearney & Trecker
Kekaha Sugar Co., Ltd. (quar.)
3
12 ¥2 c
(quar.)
$1.08%
»-* to
1
6-10
7-
-e*
1
,
7-
1
6-10
$1.12 ¥2
7-
1
6-10
4.75%
$1.18%
7-
1
6-10
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.96% preferred (quar.)
$1.24
Central
Securities Corp., common
preferred (quar.)■__'.
$1.40 preferred (quar.)
Century Shares Trust (from net investment
37 ¥2
Extra
Mutual
of
Canada
Chateau-Gai
7-19
8-
1
7-19
Class
B
class
preferred
Chemway Corp.
Full
Cincinnati-.
5-31
5-15
-■
6-20
6-14
1
6-12 '
6-
5
6-12
6-
5
2%
7-31
7-15
6-17
6-
5
6-17
6-
5
—-
50c
7-.1
6-
7
—
$1
7-
6-
7
$1
$2.50
5-20
1
6-15
6-
6-30
6-14
6-
?0c
3
7
6-7
$4.50
1
6-13
$3.50
Coca-Cola Bottling
25c
6-28
6-13
5c
,
Savings
Columbus
Loan
&
Initial
Assn.
-
(L.
&
Ohio
Corp.
Theatres
(quar.)
Connecticut
General
6-17
2
6-17
;
ill'.
of
Puerto
Life. Insurance
Quarterly
_
6-25
6-28
6-
7
6r-25
6-
6
12 ¥2 c
7-20
6-20
(quar.)
:
Co.—
7-10
6-
61I4,
■
6-14
6-15
Lihue
,
(quar.)
Trust
invest,
inc.)
6-29
6-
7-25
7-
$5
6-15
6-
7-25
Gera
5
6-15
6-
5
6-15
6-
Ginn
&
Golden
Gordon
Gate
6-28
6-
7
6c
Long
Los
7-
1
6-10
30c
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-
series
Rubber
Angeles
Co.
Class
Macy
Power
B
&
&
class
$1,083/4
7-
1
6-13
$1.28 Va-
7-
1
6-13
10c
6-29
6-13
$5
(quar:)___.
6-15
5-31
25c
6-28
6-13
class
A (quar.)__
6-28
5-30
7-
1
6-12
•!'
15e
7-
1
preferred (accum.)
Maplewood (N. J.) Bank & Trust Co. (quar.)
$1.75
'7-
1
Bancorporation
$1.05
Market
Basket,
convertible
60c
7
preferred
(quar.)
dividend
(quar.)
Mastic
Maui
Max
8-15
7-25
McBryde
7-
6-
Merck & Company, common
$3.50 preferred (quar.)
Metropolitan Edison, 4.45%
3
Sugar
v
4
5-31
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
6-20
5c
6-26
6-12
5
25c
(quar.)
—
6-10
6-
6-29
6-14
50 c
(increased)___
Ltd.
7
6-17
17 ¥2 c
(quar.)____
Co.,
6-15
6-
6-
25c
Corp.___—___—.■—_———
Electric Co. (quar.)
class A
6-24
25c
(quar.)—_____
preferred (quar.),,
7-25
Factor,
75c
common
series
7-25
1
;_
Gas, 7%
7-25
8-15
5-30
25c
55c
—
Square Garden Corp.—
Manchester
7-
1
6-
7
5-31
'••5c
7-
1
6-10
7-1
6-10
—
$1.11 ¥4
7-
1
6-
7
—-—
$1,083/4
7-
1
6-
7
_______—___
pfd.
(quar.)
87 ¥2 c
4.35%
5-31
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
(quar.)____.
97¥2c
7-
1
6-
7
(quar.)—
96 ¥4 c
7-
1
6-
7
95c
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-15
3.85%
31 ¥1C
7-
1
6-15
3.80%
Tile
Miami
53c
7-
1
6-15
&
Dividend
payment
40c
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
Middle
7-31
7-15
7-31
7-15
6-14
ton,
6-
1
15c
7-
1
1
$1.50
6-28
10c
6-28
•
5-28
.__
(San
Fran.)
Miles
6-17
15c
9-
3
8-15
7-
1
6-
7
^
preferred
4¥2%
preferred
deemed
this
Mine
6-28
$12 Vac
6-
$25c
6-15
5-25
June
28
1
at
(quar.),
$25
a
being
Missouri
A
Class
B
Montreal
5-24
50c
6-29
6-15
6-25
share
6-
1
6-
7
5-27
plus
1
6-28
6-
15c
6-10
5-24
22 ¥2 c
—
(quar.)
6-10
5-24
$0,087
15c
8-
1
7-15
„
(quar.)—!
j.
(quar.)____——
Locomotive
6-14
5-24
re¬
—____.
Valley
3
6-29
28 Vac
issue
Natural Gas
Natural Gas
(quar.)
—
7-15
on
7-
6-29
(Day¬
——._
common
(quar.)
"(entire
dividend)
Class
;
Inc.
Safety Appliances--.
Minnesota
6-15
Investment,
(quar.)
Laboratories,
4^2%
6-20
6-14
Securities
Ohio)
14c
25c
10%
15c
Telephone
(quar.)——
Telephone
(111.)
(quar.)
dividend
Midwest
7-
50c
__•
omitted
States
Stock
$1.50
(quar.)
(quar. )__—
——
Mid-Continental
$1.12%
17¥ac.
.____
(quar.)
Terazzo—
87 ¥2 c
___
___.
•
(quar.)_
7- .1
7- 1
6-13
$1,083/4
—
(quar.)
8-15
2%
A
5-22
6-13
(quar.)
Paper,
Co.
Molson Breweries Ltd.—
Ltd.,
1
1
3.90%
dividend
Grafton's
6-
7-
(quar.)
(R. H.)
35c
:
7
7
10c
(quar.)
Investment
6-
6-
$1.25
$1.06 ¥4
(quar.I
Mile
6-14
6-14
(Louis¬
(quar.)
8-15
62 ¥2 C
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
(quar.)
MacLaren
5-31
6-15
$1.25
Mackay & Stores, Ltd.—
A
6-14
35c
E
$1.25
Bank
3
6-14
Co.
preferred series F
preferred series H
Madison
59 %c
(quar.)_
National
preferred
25c
(quar.)
6-
6-21
Marine
(quar.)_
Company
Company
7
6-15
6-28
(quar.)—
Insurance
preferred series D
5 ¥8'%
5
6c
33c
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
6-
10c
18c
,
4.35%
$1
preference C (quar.)____
preferred (quar.)
,1
Glidden
Co.
Life
32 %c
Corporation, $6 voting pfd.
7-20
1
_1—
—
31 ¥4 C
Inc., common (quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)__
Georgia Shoe Mfg.
(quar.)_
8-
6-21
25c
preferred C
preferred
6-12
(quar.)_
—
pfd.
2nd
25c
.
Ky.)
(quar.)__
Island Lighting Co.—
preferred series B
(quar.)—
4.35%
7
8
Income
4¥i%
6-21
6-20
California—
(quar.)
preferred
133/4C
6-26
12¥aC
(initial)
ville,
Long
5-24
20c
;
(from
c
25c
Plantation
Lincoln
5-31
1
6-
10c
(quar,)
Leclerc
Industries, Ltd., 6%
Lewers & Cooke, Ltd
1
-50c
Genung's,
Class
22 ¥2 c
6-15
6-28
$12¥ac
;
(quar.)
A
1
10c
;
pfd.
(quar.)—_—!
Products
Laiteries
Les
6-10
2%
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Stock
Rico,
l_e-L
<_
7-10
7c
•
6-29
55 c
(quar.)
7-25
20 c
Electric
(quar.)
Commonwealth Investment
Commonwealth
2
4c
Southern
Solvents
7-
'7-
A.)—
!
Commercial
Inc.
1
10c
(quar.)
Extra
(Texas)
preferred (quar.)
General Telephone Co. of Pennsylvania—
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Genesco, Inc,, common (quar.)
7-
Columbia
6-25
10c
$1.25
6-28
Products
6-
12 ¥2 c
(quar.)
General Telphone Co. of Ohio—
10c
Color-Craft
6-20
6-15
—'
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
preferred
(quar.)__.
General Telephone Co. of Indiana—
$1.40
(quar.)
;
(N. Y.) (quar.)
6-
6-29
16c
$2,375
5-20
1.8%
7.
7-1
14c
(quar.)
A
Fink
&
Levy
General
1
dividend)
6-17
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred
6-
(stock
A
Oil
Telephone Co. of
preferred (quar.)
5%
4c
(quar.)
class
1
10c
Inc
dividend
General
_____
10c
7-
5%
dividend)
General
5-20
!
Lehn
-
12 ¥2
(quar.)—:
Electric Co., 5¥2%
1
10-21
10c
(quar.)
6-10
6-10
12 ¥2 c
Corp.
7-19
1
Co.
Laboratory Associates, Inc. (N. Y.)
Quarterly
;
General Mills, Inc.,
5%'preferred (quar.)
General Signal Corp.
(quar.)
1
6-
Krornex
1
6-18
6-18
$.00 Va
Alloys (stock dividend)
KUllen Grocery, class A (quar.)
B
(quar.)
Koppers Co., Inc. (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)
General
$1.30
$1
1
20c
6-
(quar.)
Enquirer
American
Industries-
$1.25
10n
Utilities,
Trust
Research Laboratories,
(quar.)
Investors
4
7-
811-
J.)—
Corp,
General
City, Gas Co. of Florida
Citizens
(stock
Electric
4c
(quar.)__.
O-Nuts
A.
General
3
7-10
4
30c
General
6-
<
(N.
;
Bakeries, Ltd.
Candy Corp.
(quar.)__
A
(quar.)___
4%
General
6-
$20c
Co.,
Stock
6-20
6c
Wines
Mfg.
General
6-25
$10c
Chatham
»
1
20c
Extra
Chock
6-10
6-24
8-
4c
(quar.)
6-
6-
35c
Class
Kuhlman
=
A
class
Knitting Mills, class
Railways, Inc." (s-a)
$1.32
Chahning Financial Corp., common.:
80c' convertible preferred- (quar.)__
River
Garland
Gary
4c
(quar.)
Fund
Drug
6-14
30c
(quar.)
S.
4
6-3
6-10
15c
:_
__.
Keystone
5%
15c
1
Champion
1
6-28
c
35c
__
Products
7-
15c
$1.50
income)
&
U.
6-
1
30c
6-10
4¥2%
Certain-teed
Foamland
Food
40C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Controls
Frigikar
(quar.)
&
1
5C
10c
Diego—
Banking
7-
7
6-14
—
of Toms
5-31
6-
15c
General
7-
$1.75
__
(quar.)
& Electric—
Gas
preferred
Fluid
San
5-24
7
6-21
6-14
7-1
6-30
Commerce—
Capital
Central Hudson
7-
$45c
•
(quar.)—_•
City Products (quar.)
Carnation
Company (quar.)_:
Celanese Corp. of America, common
7%
preferred <quar.)__
6-14
6-14
$1.06 ¥4
(quar.)______
of
7-1
,: 2%-
,
5
6-28
35c
.
6-
of
1
6-
6-28
35c
Hawaii
quarterly
f
„Flor,ida Telephone,
Cadre
of
5
6-
$1
(increased)_'
King
Boston
6-
25c
Sons
Plantation
6-28
u
of
First
First
6-14
6-15
6-28
;__
Bank
First
5-22
6-28
4c
—
3
,30c
.
Co
4c
J.) (s-a)
Investors (reduced)___
National
Quarterly
3
5C
Investment
quar.)
First
Increased
6-
6-
25c
—
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.
Mortgage
5-31
15c
<
quar.)_
Furniture (quar.)
$0,024
Barbara
Fund
35c
25C
——
Park, N.
National
6-15
Telephone—
(initial
common
Johnson
at
Merchants National Bank
First
7
50c
—
'
(annual)
Markets
(N.. Y.)
-t-
•
Geneva
First
3
6-
of
rate
preferred share)
each
for
Minit
Jamestown
preferred
>'
omitted
7-
10c
.
10c
Jackson's
payments
7-12
split
shareholders
1
$1.60
2
stock
Factor
the
5-29
8-
16c
—
5-31
45c
income)
(quar.)
subject
to
ap¬
proval of
vote at special
meeting
July
15
and
to
the Federal
Power Commission approval
$1.76
convertible
preferred, (entire issue
called
for
redemption
on
July
3
at
$32.25
per
share
plus
this
dividend.
6-10
25c
(quarterly
Utilities—
Two-for-one
6-19
7-
Light
&
10c
Inc.—
Inc.
Fund,
investment
net
and
income
Services,
Selective
7-15
gains
net
investment
Diversified
from
27 V2C
Boston—
from
31c
7-15
60c
of
Trust
10c
—__
First
(Asbury
>
.
7-
Co.—
'
Brown-Forman
7
6-12
(quar.)
40c
B
Industral
First
7
6-
6¥2%
$¥ac
Ferry Cap & Set Screw (quar.)__
Fibreboard Paper Products (quar.)__,
Financial
6-
6-29
6-17
9c
(quar.)
Fund—.,—
of
1
6-29
(quar.)
1
(quar.)
preferred
B
on
^
Corp.
7-
20c
(quar.)
com.
7-
Brewing (quar.)__,
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Growth
43c
$1.12%
preferred
25C
Falstaff
Federated
6-18
preferred
Johnson
^
6-18
preferred
preferred
Corp.—
class
1
1
time
this
Inc.—
and
this time.
1
77-
5 Vi %
____^.—___
payment at this time).
Fair
7-
$1
$1.05
(Indiana),
taken
5%
taken
"
51/2%
dividend
action
7-15
7
25c
(No
26c
3
Ltd.___
(quar.).
series
Fairbanks Whitney
5-31
6-14
3
(quar.)
see
5-31
6-20
6-30
(quar.)
(quar.)
Securities
10c
(Canada)
(quar.)_____
(Max)
6-28
3c
12¥aC
6-
Fabi, Ltd., common______.
Factor
6-10
6-
(quar.)
S^ock
6-18
6-28
6-
(quar.)——
Investments
Corp.
7%
Silver,
action
No
gains
(quar.)
Finance
Investors
A
Fabien
9-13
1
—
B
6%
1
6-28
48c'
(quar.).
preferred
10c
Fund
Class
Corp.,
10-
7-
(quar.)
Balanced
Electric Auto-Lite
$32 ¥2 c
6-12
15c
Class
•
6-14
Fund
Mills
5-31
Edgecomb Steel' of New England, Inc.—
Electra
capital
Foundation
Head
2
•
Corp.
2
from
7c
Indian
6-15
Natural Gas
Howard
7-
37¥aC
(quar.)
Lime
&
Eaton
plus
Income
20c
(quar.)
Tennessee
6-10
10c
income
1
Investment
East
6-14
1
___!
3
7-
'
*.
1
50c
3
$15c
(quar.)
1
7-
$32 ¥2 c
_—.—_____
7-
r-7-
(quar.)
investment
irom
7-15
(quar.)
6-14
30c
Telephone
(quar.)
Imperial Capital Fund—
24c
dividend
Corp.
(quar.)
6-
$40c
(quar.)
5-31
$75c
Bell
Door
&
7
56 ¥4 c
'
Sash
6-
.
quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
Ltd., class A (s-a)
Quarterly
Huttig
20c
Glass
5-31
25c
7
12%%
Dominion
Steel
&
•6-15
'
(increased
6c
net
6-10
12¥ac
Industries—
convertible
4.20%
(quar.)
Foundries
6-10
6-
6-
6-14
6-10
;*•' 6-
6-13
6-28
4
7-1
6-15
12 ¥2 C
7-15
''
common
6-12
'•
7-15
1
5c
6-12
c
1
8-
62 Vac
3
Inc.—
4c
33%
6-
8-
1_[
15c
(qu.ar.)_-
1
on
Mortgage
6-14
7-
7-1
Erie
6-28
10c
'
6-28
Huron
15c
6-14
20c
Co.,
6-
7-
6-28
Ltd.____—
Co.
6-20
7-15
40c
Felt
6-10
5-31
1
15c
43 % C
6-10
"'v
7
7-
20c
$1.50
(quar.)__
Hubbard
6-17
6-
iquar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)____
5% preferred
6-10
6-20
6-14
25c
Co.,
Company,
6-10
•
6-14
I
___
payment
Gas
6-10
.
6-14
1
7-
non-cumulative
6-29
v
1
7-
(quar.)
(George ,,W.)
6-29
6-29
common.:
frcm
15
7-
j:8c
r
the participating
class A 7% stock will not be paid
Hein Werner Corp.
(quar.)__'_
:
10c
,
Co.
Consolidated Publications',
The
Diversification Fund—
Dinettes
3
i\ 25c
Hearst
7
25c
convertible
Dominion
6-
3
$$0.3594
(quar,)_
common
5%
$1.14
preferred
(quar.)
Distributors Group, Inc.—
Class A and class B
(interim)
Dixie
6-14
6-
3-for-l
(quar.)
7-10
6-17
$1.25
First
$$1.29
Hat
6-29
(increased)
approved
preferred (quar.)
Hawley Products Co._2—
6v
6-20
$1
(quar.)__
Realty
Corp.,
7
$0.2239
stock)
or
Brand, Inc. (special)__^________
Corp. of America,
common
(quar.)
$1.07
RR
cash
preferred
Times
$75c
:
the
of
Ltd.,
convertible
92 ¥2 c
—_
in
7-4
1
4%c
(quar.)__
(quar.)___
Mfg.
Financial
time
(quar.)
6-10
6-17 -y
7-19
!
Western
Industries
&
Detroit'Gasket
7-5
7-
He
•
—
omitted
6-
13c
(quar.)__
6-21
6-20
i
(quar.)
Grande
6-
.
Harvest
$5c
preferred (quar.)—
preferred
(quar.)
Delta
5-16
7-15
■
10c
—'
6
6-14
7-
$1.40
__
9-
25c
6-14
(initial)
9-30
6 %
$1.05
pfd.
(quar.)
Electric Bond & Share Corp.
7-31
•
Hartford
30C
(quar.)___
Ethyl
6-28
__d_
7
15c
Light, 4%
6-14
$1.56 ¥4
:
6-
.
.
6-17
:_
(quar.)_
Harley-Davidson Motor
Harnischieger Corp.___
6-29
17¥ac
___!
(quar.)
6-14
1
62 ¥2 c
.1
6-14
50c
—
7-
12 ¥»C
(quar.)
1
5c
Co.
date
Carpets,
15c
—
10c
'•
Knitting Co.—
preference
12c
(quar.
7-1
12 ¥2 c
(quar.)_
payment
Stores
Brilio
6-14
1
3
12 ¥2 C
Merchandising, class A
Bishop & Babcock Corp., 5% pfd.
Bohack (H. C.) Co.—
Bond
7-
$1
-
dividend——
Aluminum
6-
6c
Co.
(quar.)—
Bohn
6-17
$1.12 ¥2
;
Blackman
Common
6-10
_____
(quar.)
King, class A
Son, Inc.__^___
Stock
5-34
1
28 c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Air
&
6-21
7-
10c
.
7-
-
(quar.)
H.)
Harding
5%%
6-14
6-14
:
(quar.)___
Ex-Cell-0 Corp.
(quar;)
(quar.)—
BaukoLNoonan, Inc.
Behlen. Manufacturing
Bendix
5-31
43c
Basic, Inc., common
<quar.)___
$6.25
preferred
(quar.)__
$5.60 preferred
(quar.)—
Bastian-Blessing
6-19
6-14
40c
__
preferred
Vitamin,': class A
5% (preferred
6-17
7-10
Chemical—
Barry Wright Corp.
Barth
1
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
7-
2%
___
Paint
6-28
> ■
1 -
6-13
$3
dividend)__
Badger Northland
(quar.)
Baltimore Gas & Electric,. common
4%. preferred
(quar.)
4 Va %, preferred (quar. )
Baltimore
1
7-15
(s-a»
.
Alarm
8-
37c
(quar.):
Automatic
25 c
(quar.)—
$6
Atlas
(s-a)
7-
5-31
■
•
class A
Holders
6-15
split is May 31
Snoe
6-15
.
preferred
Draper
Co.—
Ry.
preferred
6-15
(P.
Coatings
(payable
effective
6-28
___„i
(quar.)_____
Fund
stock
$12c
4.20%
6-10
Arundel
(quar.)
6-15
•
2
50c
U
When
Payable of Rec.
25c
"
$1.37 Va
Y.)
N.
6-14
25c
5.48%
•
6-
6-17
55c
(quar.)____;
Ltd.
common
Hudson
(Increased
preferred
4.72%
The
6-14
7-
15c
4.28% .preferred
4.56%
preferred
Light—
4.32%
Har.es
5
Hampden
Chemical
Hanover
(quar.)_;
Power
3.70%:
6-7
-6-14
6-28
8V3C
(quar.)
Delaware
6
(Wash.,
(quar.)__
&
».
5c
common
(quar.)
Uniform
6-
8c
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
Angelica
6-14
6-10
-/V '
(quar.)__
■
s
David & Frere, Ltd.,
Decker Nut Mfg
'5-31 >
12c
Tobacco Co., 6% preferred
Vitrified
Products-
American
75c
1
7-
30c
20c
(quar.)___
Class, it (quar.)—
Cummins Engine Co.
6-17
35c
Equipment
Co.,
6-17
6-14
_
-
6-12
1
'30c
____,
American
7-
5
Helme
6-14
;
7-1
______L
Insurance
(s-a)
*
7-11 >
30c
.
6-28
7-
"
6-12
7-1
62¥2c
,__
____
Mercury
C.)
25c
4%
1
(quar.
International,
Inc.,
8-
Share
Co.—
11
5
30c
Company (quar.)—
class A (quar.)_
Culligan,
'..6-14 v
(monthly).—
1
Products
___
1
7-15
43%c
(Georgia)
6-
6-21
(quar.)__
(quar.).i_
American
7-
10c
L—„;
Express-, (quar.)—.
6-20
25c
lquar.)^„
common
American
Extra
9c
20c
Telegraph-(quar.)
Dredging Co.
American
5-29
5
7-
r
Credit M-G,
Crouse-Hinds
Crush
6-7
(quar.)—__
(quar.)—
District
v
•'
_
L,), Ltd.
Quart3i'ly
Crane
6-7-
-
1
5
(quar.)
Industries'
Discount
5%-preferred
American
1
76-
;_
x
Chemical
Rubber
7-
.
Co.
(R.
-
-6-10'
7-
1
__
(quar.)
Bank (Middletown,
(National
Chemical
Crain
-.6-14
50c
_
preferred
County
1
$1.03
(quar.).'.
split).
Co., common
Guardsman
88-
,
(quar. 1
s.ock
Cowles
6-10
;______
Company /
(Daniel)
$1.31 »/4
,.
(quar.)_______
(stockholders approved
Baking
Per
Name 0)
of ReG,
$1.25
(quar.)_—
Corp.
Holders
Green
Products
Co.
Gas
two-for-one
a
$5.50
7
$1.12%
increased I ___'
Rock
6-12 ("
(quar$0.7579
Baldwin
&
7
<
10c
preferred
Alexander
Rendering
Continental
5-28
1
6-28
Products—
Aldens,
6-
6-
15c
Foods
Consumers
Payable
...
(quar.).
A
Consolidated
of Rec
6-20
preference
Y.)—
__________
Consolidated
Holden
Payable
7c
$2.50
___
(increased)_^_ 1
Addressograph-Multigraph
Alco
(quar.)'
-
When
Share
—
(quar.)
Consolidated
payments previ¬
(N.
When
Share
.
Co.
B preferred
ciass
4.12%
follow with
we
Edison
preferred
$5
two separate
dividends an¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
*
.
(2255)
Works
—
(quar.)_
—
$25c
6-28
6-
6
$25c
6-28
6-
6
$15c
7-
6-17
2
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2256)
Per
Mooi e-M'cCormack
Mollis
i
MoKcn
ru-.u,
dories
Mountain
Jtou&ier
Lines
(.,"ii a r,)
electronics
Biass
co.
(quar.)
System
Inc.,
b-oi
6-14
5.35%
preferred
6-15
10c
—
l_j».->S
Southern
5-31
5.05%
preferred
6-28
"
6-14
5%
10c
6-28
7-15
b-29
7-15
6-29
1
6-12
1
6-12
rnctbu.ua
5-29
1C
6-17
5-29
25c
$1.333,4
$1.2614
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
4.bu%
6-15
6-
4.9 z%
$1.25
6-15
6-
Gas
preierred
—$1.1834
$1.06x/\
Co., common
6-15
6-
6-15
6-
75c
6-20
6-10
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
;
preierred
-
(quar.)__^
p_eierred
'4Vive
7-
'7-
10c
A
—
Union
(quar.)
Souonland
Royalty
Southwestern
:___^—___:
(quar.)
Life
;
Insurance
'
;
Co.
Trust
Nassau
(Glen
Cove,
N.
Y.)__-
50c
New
--
Jersey)
National
Gypsum
35c
(quar.)____
Lean
National
Security
iNazaretn
New
Cement
jtrunswrnK
New
England
4%%
Yorker
'Nicholson
■
Magazine
Pile
i5.50
Northern
Indiana
414%
(quar.)
34c ""
7-15
6-2i
Jzc
7- .1
U7-
(quar.)
7-
1
6-14
6-28
b-14
42c
8-
1
6-24
$1.37%
1
1
6-24
8-
1
Sun
faervic.—
&
Loan
preferred
Co.
7-15
$1.12
1
.
6-21
7-15
G-21
7-15
.
$1.35
30c
Corp.__
6%
Ltd.,
common—
preierred
Ontario
Loan
Ontario
Store
__
Fixture
6-14
Allegheny
Allegheny
6-14
Allen
Industries
10c
>:6-28
6-10
Allied
Lgry
A__
'
;
10c
Rockland
Utilities
Osfco.n
Mfg.
Oxfprd
5-31
7-20
6-29
6-17
5-29
Fund
Texas
(quar.)—__!—
—
preferred
4%
Inc.—
•
6-10
3
6-
(quar.)
Quarterly from investment income
Markets, common (quar.)_
5%
initial series
(quar.)—"
3
6-
4
Tnrifty
Intermountain
Pacific
4.25%
6-2J
Times
6-11
6-3
Tishman
6-
3
Tonka
6-
3
Tradesmen's
"V-
6-14
J
Mirror
6%
Trans
-6-20
5-31
Transcon
5-31
Transcontinental
(quar.)_____
7-
6-21
Express
(quar.)
15c
1
'
(quar.)—;
1
1
4.10%
preferred
<quar.)__.
Pennsylanvia Mutual Fund—
1
From,
investment
net
Pennsylvania
Common
4.60%>
Power
&
3.35%
Peoples
preferred
Trust
Quarterly
Petrolane
Bank
Gas
4
6-28
1
6-
6
6-
1
6-
5
U.
S.
6-17
6-
5
U.
S.
Be
from
ordinary
capital
and
4%
common
8%
(a
payment
preferred
(H.
Power
(a
K.)
of
4c
Progress
Mfg.
Co.,
Service
6-10
$1.18
%7-
1
4%
preferred
4.'24%
Public
of
1
6-14
14c
6-27
_
6-
7
Publication
7%
1st
Purolator
8-
1
7-15
7-15
Equipment
Vulcan
convertible
&
6-28
6-
5
from
(10c
from
(Canada),
Warner
6-20
Washington
6-11
Wellington
9-
25c
2
8-15
6-20
6-
6
7-
1
6-14
6-14
7-
1
10c
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
6-10
com.
50c
_•__'
6-21
6-
7
$1.75
7-
$1.75
6-14
6-
5
50c
.
6-15
6-
Republic
1
6-19
UOc
SI'
Reserve
Inc.
Inc.,
Co.
"
<s-a)__II
(Chicago)
7%
Welsbach
Riley
(extra)
(extra)—
Meial
$1
(p.
L.)
preferred
Mfg.' Co.
Industries,
Sawyei-'.s, Inc.
£cht?gft l ock
■''
5r
.
$1.30
3
6-18
3
6-18
3
6-18
6-28
(quar.)
40c
6-28
20c
7-
1
6-18
UOc
7-
1
6-20
UOc
7-
1
6-20
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-25
10c
(quar )_
3 2 Vic
;____
5-31
18 %c
—
5-31
6-20
'
6-20
5-21
5-21
5c
6-20
6-10
25c.
2222222222
6-15
6-
5
Association
Ltd.,'common
.preferred
com.
fquar.)
Silve-fvo*>d Daixiec, class A. (quar.)
Simplicity Pattern (quar.)
___!!__
South Carolina Electric
preferred
&
Gas,
com.
(quar.)___.
4.50%
prefe-red
York
preferred
(quar,)
Below
dends
preceding
;
6-28
C
7-
6-
6-
Abitibi
1
7-
9
6-15
6-
5
30c
6-14
f
5-31
50c
6-28
;<
6-14
;> $1.12%
6-28
87y2c
20c
Income
'
4'/2%
5c
7-
1
6-21
6-13
5-31
Adirondack
6-15
5-31
Advance
7-
5-31
Class
Stock
B
and
Investment
of
preferred
4V4%
Metal
Meter
Motors
National
Aetna
Casualty
Finance
6-10
Aetna
Life
1
6-10
7-1
6-10
N.
64 Ac
.7-
6-10
Aileen,
I
'
5
6-
3
American
American
Potash
7-
1
6-14
_'_
$4
Radiator
7
6-
3
American
American
Rubber &
15c
6-25
6-10
American
Safety
American
Co.
(N.
1
6-
7
American
Sterilizer
7-
American
6-
7
6-
5
6-15
6-
5
6-28
6-17
77
7-
New
1
6-20
-1
6-20
American
1
6-20
,
common
Title Insurance
Quarterly
6-
1
1
8-20
(quar.)
8-15
(quar.)
34%c
9-
3
8-15
12V2c
6-20
<5-17
40c
6-28
6-14
'
Ampco
6-15
6-
3
6-10
6-
1
Inc.
Am$ted
Industries
(quar.)
Andrea
Radio
announced
in
previous
being
given in
the
$4
Arkansas
Share
70c
37V2c
When
Holders
Payable of Rec.
6-15
Stockholders
6-15
1
convertible
Preferred
Armstrong
5-20
7-
1
5-31
Ash
7-
1
5-31
50c
7-
1
5-31
25c
6-10
5-31
15c
6-27
6-
class
3
:
(initial)——
:
■
6!/4C
6-14
5-31
6-14
5-31
7V2c
(s-a)
A
6-24
6-14
5-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
25c
12y2c
(quar.)
45c
6-14
7-
1
5-31
6-
7
6-14
5-31
7"
1
70c
12V2C
7-
1
6-15
7-15
6-17
1
6-14
6-28
6-20
6-14
6-14
5-17
5-31
6-15
5-31
6-15
1
6-
5
Gas. common (quar.)
(quar.)
Cork Co., $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Paint & Varnish -fquar.U
12V2c
Oil
&
preferred
Refining,
Mortgage
Spring
Associated
6-
5
7
5-
9
6-15
5-
15c
6-12
6-
1
J30c
'6-28
6-
7
93%c
-
+20c
t$1.50
$16%c
:
(quar.)
,
7-
i;,'
3
6-17
6-17
7-
1
7-
1
6-17
6-15
5-20
30c
$1.25
6-15
5-20
8c
7-10
6-19
20c
,
(quar.)
Associated
5-15
6-20
6-
75c
:
common
5
5-17
6-15
7-
(quar.)__
preferred
(quar<)
6k
27c
split
2%
Associated
6-10
6-
Transport—
6%
6%
preferred
preferred
(Above
6-7
both
(initial
(March,
1943
(November,
payments
clear
series)
$28.50
6-14
5-31
6-14
5-31
(quar.)
$1.50
6-14
5-31
(quai;,.£_
$1.50
6-14
5-31
25c
6-28
6-14
,
preferred (March,
preferred
Products
(Nov.,
Corp
1943
1943
series)
series
1
$26.59
1943 series)
all 'arrears
issues.)
6%
Athey
quar.)
Corp
6%
(Watertown,
;
5%
7-
7-12
$1.16%
(stock
preferred
6%%
5-15
5c
6%
.
4
5-13
5-24
22Vic
(quar.)_
common
two-for-one
Industries
6-
6-10
6-14
25c
(quar.)__(quar.)
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Temple, Ltd., common (quar.)^
Ashland
6-15
3c
Asbestos
:50c
128yaC
6-14
1
25c
Steel
Armstrong
3
6-14
7-
32Vic
!
;
Western
Armco
6-
6-28
dividend)
Valley
Arkansas
5-27
6-26
7
6c
;
(quar.)
3
40c
common
Power,
approve
Arkansas
6-11
Gas,
6-
7V2c
;
(quar.)
preference
Arkansas-Missouri
5-24
7-
90c
Louisiana
6-17
$1
_.
Angostura-Wupperman
(quar.)
(quar.)
Anthony Pools, Inc.
(quar.)
Apache Corp., 6V2% preferred
Applied Research, Inc. (N. Y.)
(Phoenix)
5-21
35c
(quar.)
6-
6-14
50c
•
com.
(quar.)___
-
!L__
on
..
f
V;
6-21
6-28
12V2c
Anheuser-Buscn
Bank
I
49c
;
Hocking Glass Corp.,
Arizona
3
7
10c
Corp.
(quar.
Company !
•
preferred
7-
$2.25
(quar.)
Anchor
5-31
6-
6-24
6
1
3
1
6-
7-
6-11
9-
7-
6-15
6-11
31'Ac
(quar.)
American Zinc, Lead & Smelting Co.
(quar.) •
Ametek, Inc. (quar.)
Amoskeag Company, $4.50 pfd. (s-a)
1
6-11
2
6-21
5-27
6-20
2
7-
90c
6-
7-
7-
iy2c
3
.
2
Works—
preferred
Metal
5-27
7-
17c
6-
3
6-14
43%c
6-28
9-
5-10
22V2c
.'
Water
6-21
5
(Miami)—
.
preferred
5 V2 %
5-21
Co.
6-10
6-28
6-
12c
(quar.)__
(initial)
5.44%>
preferred (Initial quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.
The list does not include divi-
(reduced)
5
7
40c
$3
;
5-28
6-
6-28
3%
10c
:
5
Sugar Refining Co.—
1
-15
6-
62V2c
(quar.)_
::i
$1.25
7-
14c
common
6-24
Seal-Kap com. (stock dividend)
2nd, 3rd and 4th preferred (quar.)___
Seating Co.
(quar.>.
5%
American
\
5-31
5-24
A
American
at
these
5-31
6-14
30c
15c
week,
6-14
6-
6-14
62y2c
paid.
5-31
6-14
6-14
81140
this
6-14
6-14
12V2c
6-14
$1.06%
dividends
1
iquar.)
Co.,
1
37c
the
6-20
7-
class
Table
7-15
30c
(s-a)
6-10
25c
6-15
7-
10c
(quar.)
11-29
6-
7-15
20c
■
9-10
6
27y2c
25-o
-
6-10
9-30
Y.) (quar.)
(increased)
Plastics
$1.25
(quar.)
6-28
12-
$1
$1.25
::
30c
payment
5-20
20c
(quar.)
Re-Insurance
6-10
(quar.)__
5-31
■
Sanitary—
Common
6-
1
$50c
6-20
50c
.-
i
6-15
135c
6-14
.
Standard
7-
!""•
5-21
8-22
3
<oa.,,esion)
(quar.)
&
6-14
;__
9-
30c
,__
Chemical—
15c
:—
6-14
30c
&
preferred (quar.)
special preferred
$5
6-14
1
20c
;
co.
(quar.)
American
1
7-
c
■6-10
$1.06'A
(quar.)_'
Optical
(quar.)
6-18
5-24
1
7-
22y2c
News
6-14
2
6-10
6-14
7-
34%c
(quar.)__
6-29
3%
(quar.)
6-
6-25
•
343/aC
5c
Surety
(quar.)_
Inc.
6-15
10c
(quar.)
insurance
30c
:
Agricultural Insurance Co.
Y.)
7
20c
$1
Insurance
5-
Illinois—
(quar.)
Corp.
30c
Mfg.
Corp.
Co.
5 6'Ac
Co.
—
(quar.)
&
Aetna
5
7-12
6c
Common
8-20
10%
(quar.)—!
American.
American
8-20
6-
Co.—
(quar.)_
(quar.)
dividend
6-10
6-10
1
6-20
$1.31 rA
7-
6!/4C
1
9-
7y2c
Climax, Inc.—
preferred
American
5-28
preferied
Industries
1
1
$1.16
(quar.)
B
5-29
5.-24
9-
quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
5-29
6-12
6-10
22V2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
American
6c
(quar.)
6-12
8c
Corp._
Co.
'
20c
(quar.)^
American Machine & Foundry
6-26
(s-a)
7-
Co.—
6c
6-10
(quar.)
6-24
5-27
5-27
dividend)
International
-
5-27
6-10
6-10
6c
7-15
pfd.
6-14
17%c
Quarterly
16c
common
(quar.)___
7-
5-10
Quarterly
Quarterly
75c
Paper,
42 %c
6-15
6-10
ibc
(quar.)__
(increased
Insulator Corp.
6-14
Mortgage
1
1
1
Express Co
Addison-Wesley Publishing,
1
6-4
7-
6
Adams
6-15
6-14
6-15
6-
30c
Mines
Process
6-29
6-
held)
Markets
6-14
6-20
(quar.)_
preferred
Acushnet
6-29
17V2c
A
Life Insurance
5V4%
5
(stock dividend of one share of
Western
Financial Corp. for each
&
6-14
15c
,
6-29
15c
(quar.)
Hospital Supply
3
5-10
$1.50
Derrick
&
3
6-
6-10
8c
common
Hoist
6-
1;
7-
2vc
(quar.)
ciass
6-14
6-28
4bc
(qua/.)—.
5V2%
table.
Power
9
8-
62y2c
•
American
6-12
Abacus F\ind
shares
7-
6-15
Co.
give
6-11
15c
American
1
6-29
6-20
1
1
$1.56
(quar.)
American
1
7-
1
7-
(quar.)_
common
(Indianapolis) '(stock
5-31
32c
29y2c
7-
8-
6
(increased-quar.)
ALD.
Incorporated. 6%
pfd.' (quar.)
A. K. U, (United Rayon) Amer. dep. receipts
(final payment of 13%
equal to approxi¬
mately $1.80 per American dep.
receipt)
Acme
1
$3
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
7
12y2c
37%c
(s-a)
6-14
Industries
F
6-14
7-
pfd.
(quar.)
B
American
6-14'
6-12
22V2c
Name of Company
A
6-14
57 Vic
—
5-17
(increased)
Heritage Publishing
American
1
6-
15c
Per
1
18c
.
6-15
6-
(quar.)
announced
1
2
5-31
25c
6-20
(quar.)
weeks and not yet
7-
5-28
5-31
6-15
6-28
(quar.)
6%
Co.,
Co.
we
7-
7-
6-15
20c
6
rufcaties,
(quar.)__
12V2c
;
Mfg.
62 Vic
—
6-29
7
A (quar.)—
Corp. (quar.)
-
Bear
Water
t50c
2
(quarT
(quar.)
5p%
6-
1
5%
Iron
tl5c
,'2 22
2—2
(quar.)
preferred
7-
50c
Fabricating &
Yellowknife
3
J25c
$1.62Va
(quar.)
Anaconda
9-
25c
(quar.)_!_!—
(quar.)f
gains
Paper
&
Corp.
Wyman-Gordon
12 %c
(quar.)
6-7
15c
Stamping (quar.)
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Publishing
Great
6-10
1
6-14
class
(quar.)
Cement
Woodward
World
25
16c
7-
6-
(quar.)
Electronics
Cable
Wolverine
6-21
6-14
7oc
6-14
.
American Home Assurance Co., com.
$4.64 prior preferred
(quar.)
time).
$1.31'A
AngelesT"(Quar.)
capital
Electric, 5% preferred
5% preferred (quar.)
Wiley (John) & Sons (s-a)
7-19
1
6-
7c
Wilcox
1
7-
1
(quar.)
Insurance Co.
(Houston)
Greetings
American
:
Corp.
:__
this
1
■
7-
6-20
income)____
Pulp
Foods,
$1.12%
—
17y2c
6-28
—
>
preferred (quar.)
(No action taken on
7-
15c
—____22
(quar.)_;
6-17
30c
6%
8-
8-19
5-
1
$1.12V2
(quar,)
A
Wieboldt Stores, Inc., 4V4%
3 % %
preferred
(quar.)
13c
2222222222222222222
5
75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
&
Extra
13c
(quar.)_.^
6-21
6
!_
Oil
Tool
Whitaker
13c
A
7-15
10c
6-14
•
1
6-
;
B
5-17
7-
:
common
General
6-10
7-
(quar.)__
common
tower
Co.,
5-31
5-15
15c
preferred
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
$5
preferred
(quar.)
6-14
7-25
$1.25
(monthly)
preferred
6-10
6-14
33c
(quai'J
22
:
Felt
6-10
6-14
|15c
Cable
&
6-20
6-10
$1.25
20c
6-14
;
Seven-Up Botiling Co. (Los
4.60%
7-
-22222
preferred
(quar.)__
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Farney,
5%
7-19
t25c
Servel,)' Inc.. $5.25 preferred
Seton leather (quar.)
Silkrtit,
1
7-
I
(ouar. >—
Fetzer Co.
Shawmut
8-
7-
(quar.)
Monthly
Monthly
S4.50
7-19
f5c
Broadcasting
•7oc pveferred
Scott
1
50c
Telephone Corp., common
preferred
(quar.)____
Savage
5-31
8-
25c
Rochester
Rollins
6-14
6-10
25c
Participating
5%
6-28
■
■
(quar.)
6-14
commonll
Ltd.,
(quar.)
preferred
7-23
1
RR.—
_
Corp.
(quar.)__
Company (quar.)
Robertson
8-15
93 %c
22_
_______2
_
4
'___:—
Mills
Corp.
Westfair
5-31
20c
—11—22
:
Stoker
Ritter
6%
Products
1
-
5-31
5-31
30c.
(quar.)
Electric
Class
6-
7-
7
6-29
6-15
.
:■
93%c
preierred
Llectric
American
;■!
'
Management,
Virginia
Western
7-15
6-17
»7r*
$1
guaranteed
6%
1
12 Vic
___
(quar.)
guaranteed
Rieke
■
25c
.
3%% preferred (quar.)
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac
Cbm.mon
8-
30c
~
(quar.)
7-15
15c
;
<quar.)_
common
7-15
1
1%
;
(qubr.j__
Insurance
Rhodes,.
(quar.)
1
8-
UOc
.
dividend)___~—121"
common,
preferred
Rich's,
!
8-
5c
Corp.,
5
62y2c
(quar.)
Co.
Wells-Gardner
7
(quar.)
realized
Washington
6-20
$1.06
;
6-
6-28
}10c
Servicemaster
Bros.
7-15
35 ISc
common
6-15
6-
6-29
50c
3
10c
!
Pipe, 6%
Cyanamid,
preferred D
Class
5
6-
2oc
common
common
Quarterly
5
6-
40c
(quar.)
preferred
class
(William)
6-21
31 'Ac
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Remco Industries (stock
6-15
6-
$1.37V2
(quar.)—i
prior preferred
American
6-15
33c
40c
(quar.)
-
$4.50
prior
ordinary
Wallace
7-15
$1
A
A
Chain
American
1
6-21
6-26
xnc.—
...
preferred (quar.)__k
American & Foreign Power
7-15
19c
■
Investing—
7%c
'Extra'
Class
6-
15c
;—1
Wenger
Whitehall
Reitman's
5
5-10
7-20
30c
Securities, common
30c participating
preference. ,;(s-a)
Participating
7
6-
t78ysc
(quar.)
Reed,
B
Class
Wade
West
(quar.)
6-
6-15
*
6-20
47y2c
(quai\)__
American
6-14
6-13
t6%c
(quar.)II
Carolina,
6-21
10c
(quar.)__
Corporation,
Waddell
6-14
6-28
,
Products
Victor
5c
North
12c
,
Company
7-15
1
7-15
(quar.)
preferred
6-19
56c
Corp
common
(quar.)
original pveferred
(quar.)
.7%
7-15
Oklahoma—
of
25c
Cement,
American
■
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
Wall Street
(quar.)__
Co.
preferred
6-21
1
6-10
8-
(quar.)
preferred
Service
534%
6-28
97 %c
_I
Co.
&
Vendo
$3
10c
90c
(quar.!
preferred
7-
6-14
-
6-10
15c
-
Rubber—
American
6-10
7-
from
(quar.)__
$1.25
Co.
Power
1
40c
Providence-Washington Insurance
6
1
4
-75c
"
,
class
3xMo
7-
$3
(quar.)____
Co.,
American
3
6-
Light—
centavos)
Canada, common
preferred
(quar.)
6-
6-20
Co
Utah
centavos)
40
6-28
5c
(quar.)
preferred
Upson-Walton
6-10
7-
(quar.)
Participating preferred
Precicionware, Inc
Public
convertible
6-10
SI
25
40c
_______
Ltd.
5-31
8%c
(quar.),
American Commercial -Barge Line Co. (quar.)
American Crystal Sugar,
common
(quar.)__
Corp.—
1
$1.28
£
of
Corp.
4%%
Electric,
American
6-15
(s-a)
(quar.)..,
systems,
Cast Iron
Common
(Boston)
1
6-10
(quar.)—
payment of
._
income
(Md.)
6-
5-31
Corp. _.(quar.;v
Series
3.90% preferred (quar.)—
Philippine Lrng Distance Telephone—
Porter
6-14
6-12
1
6-28
£6c
(quar.)
preferred
4l/2%
7-
6-18
45c
common
American
—
quar.)_
:
6-28
$1.43%
(quar.)__
7-
25c
income
gains
5-24
[___
(quar.)
Guaranty
Co.
Towns
Universal
83 %c
Morris-, Inc., common
preferred (quar.)
6-20
1—
(1962)
Corp.
Trust
$1.10
(increased
5
6-14
5-17
5
$1.25
J20c
„
(quar.)_
$6.25
7
Fund
Fidelity &
1
!
guaranteed
Broaacasung-rarainouni
American
net "investment
Gas
7-
___
Service
7-
15c
B
6-
(quar.)_,^.
Note
$1.25
;
Income
From
$1.12%
Pa.)
6-
(quar.)
(increased)—-
7-
Philadelphia Fund-
Philip
United
preferred
Corp.
5
5-31
(quar.)____—
(quar.)
Biltrite
American
6-11
75c
(s-a)
5
6-
6-29
J35c
1st preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Inc.,
Co.—
Funds—
United
5-31
Ltd.,
Gas
preferred
United
$2.50
(Reading,
6-24
10c
34c
(quar.)
City
____
2nd
6-10
6-25
Bus
$1.15
_____________
(quar.)_
preferred (qtiar.)__-_
preferred
(quar.)
4.40 %
6-
6-28
:
6-30
15c
—
Materials
&
Cities
Common
Light—
(quar.
preferred
4.59%
10c
Line
6-
6-17
(quar.)
preferred
American
6-10
—
Rock
United
income
Pipe
(extra)
Acceptance,
Union
6-17
„
6-30
i
Oil
Lines
6 -17
..
_
6- 7
___
System—
Gas, Electric Light & Power—
Union
7-15
$1.02%
.
-1
-1_
6%
6-17
40c
6%
J.)
Increased
7-
9c
$2.50
1
Tyler Refrigerator
6-17
6-28
$1.50
Hoemg Lois, class A (increased)
Park-Lexington (N. Y.) (quar.)
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, com. (quar.)
7-
133/4C
N.
(quar.)_
Mountain
534%
Fapert
;•
7-
30c
(Vinelana,
(s-a)
com.
•
America,
ox
Bank
American
7
12V2c
Trust
&
J2uc
t32y2e
$1.02
(quar.)
preferred
American
6-14
7-
$1.53
7-
6-28
7-15
30c
;
5-28
7-15
6-
$1.06V4
—
5-17
pid.,: (quar.)
Ry.
Cement
co.
American
.___
6-15
-
1
$1.12 Va
Construction (quar.)
(increased quar.)
&
Inc.
Bank
1
6-19
(quar.)__
preferred
Realty
Toys,
7-
35c
7-
31»/4C
t
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
Trans-Lux
6-20
jousmfess
preferred
6%%
5c
25c
(quar.)__
Semi-annually
Telephoha & Telegraph Co.—
Common
preferred
preferred
3
6-12
12V2c
Funds
Steel
preferred
$3.75
Drug Stores—
4.50%
6-
30c
(quar.)
(quar.
System
Portland
5'/o
:
-
6-12
(quar.)__
Maintenance
Aluminum
6-20
1
6-10
United
Pacific
7-
t$l
(quar.)
i—
Ltd.,
1
(quar.)
Alpna
50c
Products
6-12
7-
:
*
Power
Alned
6-28
6-17
10c
(quar.)
Cquar.)
Ozite Corporation, $6 preferred
6-20
7-12
Tucson
;l
Paper
Co.
5y2%
6-20
1
2%
Canada,
5%
common
Luaium
Aluminium, Ltd.
3
(s.OwKii.iuclS
approve 2-for-l split)______
Ore-Ida
Foods
Inc.
(initial).
1
7-
6-10
2
30c
&
7-
$1.12
:
6-14
7-
30c
B
Orange
•:
1
2C
__'
class
6-14
1 !'•
6-28
+5c
Mfg. (quar.)
Orange -county Telephone,
Class
■>.*
.
Co.!
Opelika
■
__
1
Corp.,
1
7-
6-15
37 Vic
___
(quar.)____
7-
18c
Texaco
Gas
Co._
Ltd.
Supermarkets
7-
-
dividend——
Co.,
Western
7-
30c
Stock
1
:
"
Dividend
25c
Super Food Services, $1.20 1st pfd. (quar.)—
6-15
,'..•
12 Vic
;
DebentUie
A
Allied
6-14
Taylor Instrument
'i-ij
?0c
__.
(quar,)_
&
buC
1
7-
25c
Ohio River Sand co., o% preie,ieci (S-a)
Old.Republic Insurance Co. (quar.)
G^uicia,
7-
tine
(quar.)
6-
6-11
:,uc
__.
Ogi(vie Fiour Mills (quar.).____.
l-
6-28
(Florida)—
Cos.
7-
$1.23
Natural
Gas
i—_
—
6-17
$1.05
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
&
Allied Stores
25c
20c
1
1
7-
$1.15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Graphic Arts (quar.)
Allied
15c
6-21
6-10
Steel
Canadian
Allegheny
:!'•!
(quar.
Wood
25c
(quar.)_
7-
Allied Chemical
'
Co.
—
Shop, Inc. (quar.)
Corp., common
Tecumseh
$1.06%
Oakite
.Cgiebay Norton Co.
Steel
1
Thorofare
Products, Inc
Occidental Petroleum
Natural
Aigoma
;—
6-24
(quar.)—;
(quar.)
Alan
Alberta
(quar.)—,—
preferred
(quar.)_
preferred A
Finance
6%
6-28
6-25
6-24
8-
$1.25
-
8-
SI.25
;
2nd
Chemical
$4.50
4
6-
:
&
Stop
Sun
25c
—_____
preierred
6-10
1
6-13
30c
___
convertible
6-10
1
7-
$1.09
__
70c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.22%
5%
5-20
$1.37V2
uoar.)
'
6-20
com¬
to Parvin-Dohrmann
name
b%
$1.18%
common
Fubuc
pany's
<.
.".
the
on
effective June
snares
Ececher-Traung Lithograph Corp. (quar.)
Stokely-Van Camp, common (quar.)
6-14
(quar.)—_:
preferred
4%%
-
6-20
split
reverse
preferred
5-20
3
Mig., common
preferred
(quar.)
6-30
All
••.'■•''.•Stockholders also voted to change the com-:
5-31
7-15
._
preferred
(quar.)
convertible preferred
5%.
:;6-l4
(quar.)
Gas,
5*50% ' preierred
5%
25c
&
mon
proierrcCi
Algonquin Building Credits, Lea.,
bV2%
preiereiice
(quar.)
7-10
Corp.—<
one-for-five
A
6-10
5-31
•'15c
(quar.)
Illinois
Northern
:><;
Starrett
5-20
3
6-
Allis-Cnaimers
20c
7-10
5
6-
$l.oO
Co., 4.20'%. pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
J5c
(quar.).
(quar.)
6-
4zV2c
v4«-"•.•)
Power
preierred
Alabama-Tennessee
■:
62y2c
Co.n.iio.i
wuar.j
A
Payable of Rec.
Share
.
(quar.)
Go.,
series
4.08%
30c
Water
Ltd.
Radio,
Co.
*_as
preierreu
io
Alabama
(Dallas)—
quar.)
Drinking
Sparkletts
7
6-
7
(miar.)—!
(quar.)_r_i
Norris-Tx.ermador
1
6-
:
preferred
(quar.)____
prefeired
(quar.)
4.3b%
.
New
v
(quar.)__„
c.u.
New, Hampshire insurance co.
NevJ Orleans Public Service—
'
6-20
6-27
15c
Electric
&
1
7-
75 c
(quar.)
Teicpnone,
Gas
1
7-
50c
—.
__
Resear'cn
&
6-14
(Increased
6-14
7-
S.anuard
(quar.)___
National
6-27
25c
Reduction
b
'
National Bank ox Commerce
(quar.)
"National community eanx (liutneriuru,
of Company
Holders
When
Per
Name
6-17
85c
common—,—_—_
class
Jb
4.75%
6-14
10c
37 Vic
.
of Rec
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
Holders
50c
Sugar,
5-31
When
Payable
Air
(quar.)
6-2U
25c
___
(quar.)_
common
<quar.)_;
preierred
preierred
6-29
oc
_
6V«
South Puerto Rico
7
6-
6-30
$0.05
35c
Co.
u'exas) (quar./
M.uS.vu&on Piston Ring
(quar.)
j_Tv..a
i_
Mutuai
6-2 i
8%
—____
Murray
Name of Company
of Rec.
Southbridge Plastics,
(quar.)
.
Per
Share
Holden
Co.
_,——t"———-—*
_
Payable
15c
;
see pmiip Morris &
Inc.—
When
Share
Name oj Company
.
.
'
Number 6269
Volume 197
'
.
.
.
'
■
•
Atico
of Company
7 V2C
Coast
Atlantic
Atlas
Line
Refining,
Chemical
Class
Atlas
A
Auto
RR.,
common
iquar.i,—
Industries,
5%
—
Telephone Co., Ltd., 7%.. ptd.
preferred (quar.)-——.
6%
2oc
b-i5
(quar.)
—~—
.
5V2%
preferred (quar.)_
W-—--:
5%_preferred (quar.)——_____
Ayrshire Collieries
(quar.)—____,i___
4%
preferred
.
.
6%
preferred
California
Ink
California
Interstate
(B.
Bacardi
1
5.25%
6-30
6-
1
California
6-30
6-
1
6-30
6-
6-14
5-24
7-
1
6-20
50c
6-14
5-31
9-16
8-31
50c
12-16
11-29
$1
6-12
5-24
2oc
1
Corporation
Quarterly
Quarterly
Badger Paper
(quar.)
pfd.
conv.
(quar.;
._
Mills-
___—_-./:r
Chemical
Baldwin-Montrose
62VaC
5%
convertible
Barber
Oil
Barden
Town,
(R. G.)
4%
7-1
Canada
7-1
Canada
6-14
6-
1
class
Malting
__7~7
Ltd..
!
common
A
Co.
6-
7
Cluett
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-7
6-10
5-27
Class
4%
10c
6-14
5-24
Canadian
Arena
6-24
6-10
Canadian
Breweries,
30c
SI
7-
1
6-
$2.20
preference A
6-
1
5-21
Class
B
6-17
5-31
Canadian
Canners,
7-
1
6-14
Canadian
Devonian
6-15
5-31
Canadian
General
7-
1
6-
7-
2
6-10
7-
2
6-10
7-
2
6-10
6-25
6-4
7
>
B
A
$1.40
-
(quar:)—
425c
——
:•
(quar.)
$35c
Becton, Dickinson & Co. (quar.)
7Vzc
Beecham Group, Ltd.
Amer, dep. receipts—
(Final payment of 14%
less British :Inr."^sv.r'*:
ivv\:
come
Tax of 38%% )—-—
.
-' 7---v
preferred
-
_
6%
Creek
Beech-Nut
Belco
RR.
Life
(quar.)^__—
Co.,
7
Common
;
Common
6-15'"
5-22
6-10
5-22
9-3
(8-9
12-
15c
15c
:
.
2
3-2-64
20c
7-31
10-31
10-15
preferred
4%
4%
(quar.)
Intercontinental
Bell Telephone Co.
Belle
Isle
20c 4-30-64
•:
Corp. .(s-a)
Corp..
(quar.)—
A
—
& Lake
(s-a)
Gypsum (stock
Bethlehem
Bibb
Steel
preferred
(quar.)
Binney & Smith Inc. (quar.)..
Black & Decker Mxg. (quar.).
Boise Cascade Corp. (quar.).:
5.60%
Ceco
1
6-15
6-
1
6-15
6-
-
1
7-
1-
6-
6-15
6-14
._u
1
6-10
5-24
6-28
6-14
7-22
4%
6-14
Columbia
7-
1 ;s
5-31
7-
1
5-31
7-
1
1
35c
40c
6-28
Bliss
&
Bloch
30c
75c
27V2C
27 V2C
8-15
8-
6-29
6-15
9-
3
8-23
:
Bros.
6%
Blue
11-30
11-19
50c
6-14
5-17
(quar.)
$1.37Va
7-
6-15
!
(quar.)__
:
Laughlin
Tobacco,
convertible
Bell,
Inc.
—
common
preferred
(quar.)
/•
(quar.).,
;
(quar.)
Quarterly
Company
(quar.)
(H. C.), 5 V2 % prior pfd.
Boeing
Bohack
Bohn
Aluminum
1
35c
6-18
6-
Club
(quar.)
30c
7-
6-17
Book-of-the-Month
1
Bowaters
Mersey Paper Co.—
5V2%
preference (quar.)
Bowater Paper Corp., Ltd.—
(Final payment of one shilling
Bowser,
Brach
Inc.,
(E.
equal
Quarterly
Braun
Engineering
Bridgeport Gas
'.1
5.28%
Briggs
Co.,
preferred
British-American
British
—
Oil
American
81c
27V2C
27V/2C
11c
44c
33c
35c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.,
Tobacco,
7
6
4-26
(quar.)
'6-30
6-
1
Edison ' (quar.)
6-17
5-31
Commonwealth
Water
6-17
5-31
7-
1
6-14
7-
2
6-15
9-
5
$75c
I7V2C
6-27
6-
5
7-
8
6-21
6-11
5-23
Connecticut
80c
6-11
5-23
Connohio,
6-
7
6-
6-15
5-31
6-
6-
5-16
1
7-15
7-
6
1
6-
1
7-
6-
7
2
Ltd.—
Chemical
(Final
payment of 14 pence equal to ap¬
proximately $.153 and free of British
Income
Tax)'
Quarterly
'
,
6-10
Chemical
'4-25
5-29
Consolidated
6-10
5-24
Consolidation
6-
7
5-24
Consolidated
6-28
6-10
dividend)'
British
(stock
7-
25%
4———
Columbia
Telephone Co..
Common (quar.)
4Vss%
preferred (quar.)____.
5%%
preferred (quar.
______
__________
;
...
7-
1
preferred
1
6-14
7-15
25c
,
20c
8-
1
1
7-17
9-
1
8-30
$24c
6-14
4-19
,
J
19c a final
...
32c
6-14
95c
7-
1
6-17
20c
6-
4
5-20
Brown
30c
6-
3
5-15
6-15
5-15
$3.80
Taunton
Gas
(Phila.)
(quar.)
&
Sharpe
Mfg.
(quar.)
Bruck Mills, Ltd., class A partic.
(accum.)
Brunswick Corp.
(quar.)
:
Buckeye Pipeline, new com. (initial quar.)
Buckingham Corp.. class A common
Burlington Bank & Trust
Extra
7
(William
Agency,
B
Burroughs
Bush
Hog
Inc.,
New
Corp.
(s-a)
i—___
Class
A
6-
5
6-14
6-
75c
50c
6-20
6-10
P.)
1—
7
&
(initial-liquidating)
class A
Sons—•
(initial)
(quar.)
6-28
66-
7
25c
7-20
6-21
12V2C
7-15
6-14
$36
6-14
tile
6-15
6-
Cities
7-10
Mills,
4V/2%
Co.
(stock
Manufacturing,
preferred
(quar.)
& Pacific RR.
Rock Island
Yellow Cab
Cotton
(quar.)
Oil
Circle
6-20
6-28
——
$1.25
$1.25
S1.251
6-10
5-10.
6-28
'6-17
S1.12V2
6-28
6-17
Copeland
6-10
Cook
(L.
6-10
Cook
Coffee
Theatre
j
N. Y.)
Coplay Cement Mfg. Co.-—
6%
preferred (accumulative)
Copperweld Steel (quar.)
J.
5-24
.
Corporate
5-24
Corroon
5-24
Corson
5-24
Cott
&
Reynolds, $1
(G.
W.
&
H.)
preferred
6-14
6-28
Crescent
6-14
6-
4
6-
3
5-23
5-24
5-
3
5-
3
5-
Creole
3
6-14
preferred
Consolidated
convertible
Zellerbach
Crucible
7-1
Pass
Coal
Crum
6-28
Curtis
(Helene)
6-3
Curtis
(S.)
7-
5
Curtis-Wright,
6-
4
6-14
Forster
&
$2
6-5
$2
6-12
5-31
6-14
6-20
6-20
6-29
7- 1
6-23
6-28
5-24
6-25
5-29
Stores
com.
.
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)__________
Helene Curtis)
(see
1
f30c
20c
$1.31 %
45c
20c
J
20c
25c
(quar.)______-___-I_—-
common
(quar.)
,
50c
50c
50c
50c
30c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)__--^--^------_---v-
preferred
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
...
8-15
6-10
5-^8
.
6-14
6-14
5-23
6-12
»
,
6-15
7-5
1
•
6- 1
6-5
5
6- 5
7- 5
10- 4
12-27*
6-14
6-10
6- 5
9- 5
12- 5
6-31
6- 1
6-20
7-31
6-14
6-15
7-15
6- 5
7- 5
5-31
6- 4
7- 3
7-
50c
Cutler-Hammer,
6
6-10
7-15
6-13
v7
9-16
7- 1
6- 3
6-28
6-28
6-10
6-27
-
.
7
9-
5-31
6-28
6-15
6-23
7-1
7- 1
.-v-
(quar.7Indus,
Son
preferred
$2
6-14
6-
6-19
6-15
31V»c
2%
65c
35c
30c
——
div.)_
(s-a)__
preferred
Drug
&
6-20
93%c
3c
12Vzc
I2V2C
Class
6-20
11-
(quar.)
(stock
Corp.
of America,
convertible
5-17
6-21
5-21
5-31
5-21
6-20
preference (quar.)
50c
Corp. (quar.45c
Steel Co.
5V4%
6-10
6-14
,7-1
6- 7
7-15
.
$2
6-28
5-24
7-15
.
15c
Petroleum
Crown
5-21
10c
Corp. (quar/)—;___7.____
Crocker-Anglo National Bank (S. F.) (quar.)
Crompton & Knowles (quar.)
Crown Cork & Seal Co.—
7
/-'
5-25
5-24
7
Petroleum—
convertible
5%
Crestmont
5-31
7
12 V2C
Magazine & Broadcasting, Inc
Crampton Mfg., 6% conv. pfd. (quar.)_
Crane Company, 3%%
preferred (quar.)
Craftsman Life Insurance
(Boston)
(quar.)
Credit Finance Service, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
—______;—
6-14
6-15
25c
5c
6c
20c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Cowles
6-14
6-11
6-10
9c
Bottling
6-11
5-27
5-27
5-31
5-21
6-15
6-
50c
;
6- 5
6-10
6-10
6-14
6-10
7- 5
$3
-
(quar.)—
5-31
DWG
Cigar
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
20c
10c
Daffin
5-31
Corp. (quar.)__
Manufacturing
Dana Corporation, common
3%% preferred A (quar.)
6-14
Day
5-20
Dayco Corp.,
6-18
(quar.)__—
Dayton & Michigan RR., 8% pfd. (quar.)__
5-31
Daisey
6-10
9-18
•1-
Mines,
$2
5Cc
93%c
(quar.)___.
10c
class A
7-25
.6- 7
25c
(quar.)_
6-17
50c
25c
$1
;
Inc.
Malleable Iron
Dayton
6-13
7- 1
5-29
7_10.
5 29
6-14
7- 2
3
5-27
Dean
6-20
Deere
5-15
7
5
6-
7
6-15
6-
—
profit)
_-
$1
20c
25c
S2
Foods, Inc. (quar.)___—.—_____
Mfg., class A common (~quar.;____
8%
debenture
(s-a)——
stock
(quar.)
5-24
6- J
5-25
6-15
12VaC
—-
Railroad
Dennison
5-10
•
3" 1
7- 1
b- 3
6- 3
..
cJa
0-14
|-14
0-0
a- o
(s-a)____________—+00c
Dentists Supply
(N. Y.) (quar.)———
25c
Denver Chicago Trucking Co.
(quar.)——15c
Detroit Steel
(quar.)
15c
10-31
6-1
,r,?.5c
0-28
_-r^
12VaC
6-2J
5-3i
2%
7-16
5-31
Denison
Mines,
Ltd.
,
Devoe,. &
6-13
Diana
5-13
Raynolds
Stores
Stock
Corp.
Co.
(quar.)
,
-r-
(quar.)-,——
dividend
—
.
6-17
1
55c
22c
(quar.)
Delltown
5-31
6-24
7- 1
6-20
" n- f
7-10
Co.)
Company
securities
5-10
6-
changed to
Delaware
11-15
6-
Foods
&
(name
Industries, Inc., class A (quar.)__
Delaware Fund (quarterly of 9c from net in¬
vestment, income plus 3V2C from realized
8-15
6-15
Co.
Defiance
6-14
6-10
6-14
6-14
Milk
Dean
5-23
6-14
5-31
,
A
5-24''
5-24
5-24
6-10
1
(quar.)
6- 5
1
40c
Corp.
class
Investors,
7-
25c
(quar.)
Co. of New England——
Coty International Corp., class A
I
County Trust Co.
(White Plains, N. Y.)—
Quarterly
6-14
.
(quar.)_
:
6-10
5-24
6-14
7-1
,
6- 5
25c
4c
3%
(quar.)_
Corp.
7-
45c
40c
dividend).
Refrigeration
1
6-15
6-15
6-15
55c
'
(quar.)
Copeland
$1.10
9c
:
(quar.)
(Schenectady,
Co.
(stock
Cooper-Bessemer
65c
,
25c
25c
City Finance (quar.)6c
City Gas Co. of Florida (quar.)____
'
10c
City Investing Co., common (stock div.)
1%
5Vz% 'preferred • (quar,)
""$1,37%
City National Bank (Beverly Hills) (initial)
25c
City National Bank (Detroit), (quar.)
25c
Trust
Refrigerator
6-10
I2V2C
—
(quar.).
common
Co.
6-.10
5-24
5-22
12V2C
;
(quar.)
Oil Co.
(quar.)
Steel Corp.
(quar.)
L.)
6-15
15c
Corp., class A (quar.)
Insurance
5-17'
6-3
9- 3
12- 2
-
6-14
2%
Co.,
preferred (quar.)
Circle K Food Stores, Inc._
5-24
45c
common..:
(quar.)
dividend)_—
6-10
50c
93%c
7 v; 77'~ 777-7y
dividend
Continental
5-29
5-19
16V4C
37V/2C
____:
(quar.)
Connector
6-18
6-27
9-26
11-21
6-15
6-27
6-15
6-30
6- 3
7- 2
10-2
6-25
6-14
7-1
6- 8
7-1
7- 1
$1.25
$1.25
$1.25
12c
35c
25c
25c
Machine
$4.40
7
25c
.i-u£C
Inc
Stock
5-20
5-31
6-15
6-20
1%%
preferred
Continental
Cyprus Mines Corp.
Instruments (incr. quar.)
Pneumatic Tool (increased quar.)_
Service
Citizens
10c
7
6-29
6-28
.
25c
Musical
Cincinnati Transit
.
^
6%
7
6-
6-20
8-1
6-25
7- 5
6-20
$1
87Vic
62Vic
preferred (quar.—.
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred, (quar.)______
1
—
7
6-28
(quar.)
Commercial Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)___.
6Vz%
preferred (quar.)
:
7
quar.)
60c
5-31
6-
(increased
Continental
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
■
Terminal
Butler
.
5%
10d
;
(quar.)
Dock Ltd.,
(J.
6
„
Bush
(quar.)_—v
—
3
10c
3
5-15
Cunningham
(quar.)
—
!2VzC
(quar.)--—30c
Quarterly
i.__—30c
Chile Copper Co. (reduced)
$2
Christiana Securities Co., common—
—
$1.40
7%
preferred
(quar.).
$1.75
Chrysler Corp., new com. (initial quar.).—
25c
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4% pfd. (quar.'
$1
4%%
preferred (quar.)
—$1,18%
6-10
6-20
$3.75
6
6-
6-28
25c
20%
(quar.)
common
1
7-1
7-1
.
5c
(resumed)—
Co.
_'______
Can,
preferred
7-15
$2
Chickasha
5-24
6-27
6-
Lines
Continental
Continental
7-1
7-15»
6-10
70c
6c
quar.)
30c
10c
Chicago
5-22
3IV4C
Assurance
.__
6-7
6-7
6-7
7-
$1.04
$1.12V2
$1.13
t
:___
dividend
Crow's: Nest
(quar.)
(quar,)______——
Chicago,
5-24
6-
Air
Continental
(NYC)
25c
Chicago Rivet &
Detective
(quar.)..
(initial)
common
Burrus
J.)
-
(quar.)..:
Inc.
Dry
Burroughs
(N.
International
J.)
Bush Terminal Buildings
Burrard
6-15
6-15
15c
Dredging
(s-a)
Co.
(quar.)—
Watch
Class
7Vic
__________
Gold
Burns
15c
25c
$25c
—
Bulolo
Bulova
$30c
Continental
7
6-18
7- 1
7-1
7-1
7- 1
7-15
6-14
7-1
6-13
6-10
6- 3
6- 3
6- 3
6-15
$1.12V2
Chicago
Co.—
preferred
1
6-
6-14
7
(quar.)___
6-
6-29
7-1
7-1
7- 1
7- 1
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29
6-29>
6-15
■
(quar.)——_—
Chicago
5-31
(quar.).———______
Broderick & Bascom Rope (quar.)
Brockton
6-28
6-28
6-13
6-14
6-21
7-1
7- 1
6-10
Co.—
preferred
6-29
(quar.)
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.____,
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.^—
5% non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)—
5%
non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)
5% non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)—
7-17
8-
,
$4.16
6-29
si
$1.23
__________________—V
Chesebrough-Pond's
Chesapeake Utilities
6-28
$$1.50
<
5-15
Service—
common
8-8
11- 8
(quar.)____
(quar.)
....
(increased
9- 1
12-1
J13c
preferred
common
Co.
6-10
6-7
il2c
Stock
—_
7- 3
6-28
-
5- 3
25c
tlOc
(interim)
(quar.)
/Consumers Power
of Phila.—
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)__________
$4.52
$10c
44c
$1.12¥2
$1.16
6-14
5-31
•
82V2C
A
$4.50
.
7- 1
6-14
30c
quar.)
A
6-14
(stock div.)_
9-20
Class
5-31
;
1
(quar.)_
Industries
6-29
6-15
6-20
55c
2%
10-
Class
/7-10
$15c
25c
6- 1
5-31
6-20
6-20
40c
Dredging, Ltd.
Consolidated Theatres,. Ltd.— P-K -
'6-10
.___
^Chesapeake & Ohio Ry., common
3Ys% preferred, (quar.)
6-14
7-
$$1.56
Petroleum Co., Ltd.—r(5s out of capital reserve plus
dividend)
Co.
t$1.12
t$1.44
-■".$$1.19
....
British
Trust
7-
$$1.09
preferred (quar.
preferred (quar;)___.
preferred (quar.).
6Vi%
preferred (quar.).;
4%%
Street
1
6-14
-:55c
—
Electronics
30c
(quar.)
7- 1
6-15
7- 1
.7- 1
,_
Gold
10c
.
6%
Broad
4-25
Ltd.—
4%%
...
6-28
Consolidated
6*10
1
10c
10c
10c
(increased
8-15
-
Co. (quar.)
New York Trust
Corp.,
Co.
6-14
'
-
Cigar Corp. (quar.)_
Coal
(quar.)__
Edison
5-20
1
33c
25c
>
preferred_______
Consolidated
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone Corp.—
4V2%
preferred (quar.)——.^u.___
Chemetron
American
deposit receipts—
Registered
and
bearer
shares
convertible
6-13
7-
7
(quar.)
40c
5-17;
,
IIV4C
(quar.)
40c
1
6-
5-20
6-15
:;7-77',:;'
Inc.—
;
common.
convertible preferred--—'
6-20
from
!
Enterprises
Water
*
30c
Gas
Lank
(quar.)
6-10
7-
30c
$1.43
•
1
7"-
$1.37V2
IncM
6-10
—.
Chattanooga
Development,
Connecticut Light & Power
50c
(quar.)__
Public
&
-''"J\"
$1.12V2 '
9- 1
30c
6-15
.
6-15
preferred
8c
—________
7
6-29
45c
45c
15c
.
(quar.)____________:
Community Research
5
••
Maine
Vermont
Co.—
5-24
6-18
5-31
5-31
5-31
6-24
6-15
20c
30c
:___'
Community Public Service, com. (quar.)___
4.72%
preferred A (quar.)____
6-
preferred (quar.)$1.04
preferred
(quar.)
!
$1.17
preferred (quar.)_
$1.19
5%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.34%
5.44%
convertible preferred (quar.)____
68c
Century Electric
I2V2C
(quar.)
Champion Papers, $4.50 preferred (quar.)__, $1.12Va
Champion Spark Plug (quar.)_
45c
Chance (A. B.)
(quar.
25c
Charles of the Ritz, common (initial)___—
25c
Stock dividend
3%
Class B (stock dividend3%
5-24
6-29
preferred
6-14
8- 1
35c
10c
Shearing & Stamping—.:.
6-27
4.75%
6
1
6-
preferred
6- 7
6-7
6-15
6-15
6-15
1
6-29
Commonwealth
5V2%
1
(quar.$1.12V/2
Commercial
6-11
4.65%
7
10-
4Vi%
77-
-
40c
5-16
3V2%
,
6- 7
6-28
6-29
System
(quar.)
Columbia Title Insurance (D. C.) (s-a)
Commercial Credit Co., com. (quar.)
5-31
4.15%
6-14
7-
6-20
15c
Note
6-
Central
35c
93 %c
450c
t25c
common
(quar.)..
Bank
American
British
.
(quar.)
Bristol-Myers
3% %
(quar. 1
(quar.)..
Stratton
Brass
common
(quar.)..'.
preferred
&
Bristol
(quar.)
Co.,
1
to
5.75% preferred (s-a)
& Sons (quar.).
J.)
7-
6-
t68%c
Broadcasting
2
______
J
(quar.)
5-31
2
10%
*
,6-13
4-30
•
6- 3
6-10
>
6-29
6-29
6-30
V7
7-
.
2
Brass
&
4
6-14
40c
87'/2c
$1.15
:
:
;
$1.18%
:
$1.31 V4
:____
$1.50
Central Telephone, common
(quar.)_
25c
$2.50 preferred A (quar.)
—62V4C
$2.50 preferred C
(quar.)
:
62Vic
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.35
preferred
(quar.)________—33Vic
4.96%
preferred
(quar.)__
31c
5.44%
preferred (quar.)
34c
5.48%
preferred
(quar.)
3 4 Vic
6%
preferred
(quar.)
37Vic
Central Transformer (quar.)
10c
6-14
7-
6-
j$25c
:■
Power, common
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.75%
preferred (quar.)
5%%
preferred (qaur.)__
6%
preferred (quar.)
5-15
$1.06V4.
...—.
2
40c
3.50%
6-14
6-17
(quar.)..
1
7-
.
Blaw-Knox
6-
6-15
:
pref.
6-29
6-1J
6-28
6-17
5%
1
$25c
(quar.)
preferred
15c
8
Colorado
7-
Continental
Central
$1.40
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
'
5-31
1—
(quar.)
Public Service,
Illinois
25c
5-31
preferred
4.92%
6-24
7-
Central
5-31
5-31
5-31
5-31
;__
Corp., tquar.;__
$75c
$20c
—
4.64%
6-21
6-12
6-12
6-10
tie
(s-a)__
53VaC
$5c
$25c
Oils, Ltd. (annual)___
Central Illinois Light, common (quar.)_____
4V2%
preferred (quar.)
6-12
15c
40c
10c
—
7-
Ltd.
(quar.)__
5-10
Central-Del Rio
.6-20
6-14
1
.__4__
Central Steel & Wire
7
1
1
1
3
Co.—
(Brooklyn)
7-
7-
...
60c
6-14
of America
Corp.
\
1
6-14
,
Co.____
State Bank
National
?
5-
7-
(quar.)_—
87V2C
(quar.)___J.l___^i
;■ ac.
Colonial Sand & Stone (quar.)7V2C
Colonial
Utilities,, common '
12VaC
5-15
7- .2
Quarterly
Central
5
6-
7-
7-
&
Mines
common
6-17
-
67V2c
(quar.)__
7-31
:
Products
Gold
preferred
$10c
(quarterly
Mortgage, Ltd.,
Foundry (quar.)
Central
5-15
3
M.)
Willans
Company,
4V4%
7-, 1
%
'
3
$14.95
8-15
:
Central Penn National Bank
:
6-
(A.
Steel
Coleman
80c
1_,
Centennial
1
6-
Gas & Electric Co.—;
Valley
preferred
4.25%
Castle
5-31
6-
6-15
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc.
Blackstone
6
5-15
1
6-20
6-
preferred (quar.)
Carthage Mills (quar.)
4-15
6-
5-24
6-10
7
$1834c
(quar.)
General
$1
$10c
;
$55c
$66V4C
4V2%
.6-14
.6-15
,
$1.50
3%:
$1.75
25c
dividend).
Corp., 7%
Manufacturing Co.
Bickford's
6-17
.1-15
Cochenour
6-
6-15
6-17
40c
Corp.
Colonial
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
7
6-29
6-11
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd.
;
Pirie Scott
Carson
Erie RR.—
preferred
Bestwall
7-15
15c
15c
10c
2V2C
(quar.)___
j.
Extra
Bessemer
6-27
12c
.
Paper,
class
(quar.)
Leasing .(quar.)
B
Berman
$3
25c
}55c
—
of Canada Ltd.
Bergstrom
Class
20c 1-31-64
-
International
Cole
(quar.)
Corp.
net
investment income)
Carreras, Ltd. (interim)
7-15
20c
&
Coca-Cola
5-20
(quar.)
Steel
7
6-26
Ltd._
dividend
Carriers
2--7
(quar.)
Steel
Stock
11-' 8
(quar.-)—_
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
4%
Carolina
Carpenter
6-
6-
7-
Fuel & Iron Corp.—
preferred A" (quar.)
'
'
62V2C
5V2%. preferred B (qUar.68%c
Colorado Interstate Gas, common (quar.)__
31V4C
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
5.35% preferred (quar.)______
$1.33%
(quar.)
Company
(quar.)
(Philip) Mfg. (quar.)
Carey
"5-10
Co.—
;
7-31
Electric
class A
3
6-17
6-25
$1.75
(quar.)
6-29
$$1.10
$31V4C
$$1
______
Petroleum,
6-
$3
35c
:
$$2
Carborundum
5-31
6-10
Coca-Cola
; $50c
(quar.)
-common
(quar.)
common
3
$15c
B
(quar.)
Cap & Gown Co.,
5
preferred
4%
Bell
6-
5
Mills,
Class
5-31
7-
15c
;
__
6-20,
15c
_.
Common
Cannon
6-14
15c
common.
Extra
»
17Vzc
(quar.)——-——__
(quar.)—.
,r.
——
Heminway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
1'
25c
12V2C
Savers
Petroleum
Belding
9
7-
-
50c
•___—
6-
6-20
(s-a)
(quar.)
class A
".5-10
___:
1
$50c
Ltd.,
quarterly
7-29
Power, com. (quar.)
(1956 series) (quar.)_____*__
preferred
Increased
8-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
3
50c
(interim )__*
common
$10c
$32VaC
International
Canal-Randolph
8-
_—.
Beech
Canadian
7-
$15c
Co.
Co.,
tl5c
•
(quar.)
.__
Class
1
5-28
10c
(quar.)J_.__
Canadian General Securities, class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
Canadian Husky Oil, Ltd., 6%
pfd. (quar.)
Canadian Ice Machine, class A (quar.).
7
1
6-
15c
(quar.)..:
preferred
6-
6-17
10c
$1.1834
Mortgage
2%
&
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_____
;
Clifton
Forge-Waynesboro Telephone
3%
-
Peabody
7%
6-15
6-6
6-
4%
special betterment (quar.)__
Cleveland Trust Co. (s-a)__.
1
6-14
1
5%
(quar.)
7-1
87V2c
25c
(quar.)
Canada Safeway Co. Ltd., 4.40% pfd. (quar.)
Canada Steamsnip Lines, 5%
pref. (s-a).^.
Canada Wire & Cable Co.r Ltd., cl. A (quar.)
4
$1.12 Mi
(quar.)_
6-
common
Ltd.
6-15
(quar.)
6-21
'
A
5-20
6-15
____
Pittsburgh RR. Co.—
guaranteed
6-15
(quar.)
class
6-12
;__
;
27V/2C
,
6-1
$1.12Va
;
(quar.)
preferred
&
b-20
6-15
Illuminating—
7V2C
;;
Ltd
Permanent
split)__
6-11
6-ru
35c
:__
6-28
3oc
(quar.)
25c
Mines,
J40c
.wuar.;
(auar.)
Lumber,
Participating
7-15
7-
Lake
35c
(quar.)—'
commcn
(quar.)———
Counselors
Beaver
1
Red
$4.50
Cleveland
26V4C
(quar.)
common
Cement Co., $1.30 preference
Foils Co., Ltd., common
$1
Inc.,
(quar.);
Bayuk Cigars (quar.)
Beanx (James b.;
Distilling
Beaver Coal
7-
Campbell
V
—
preferred
Beauty
Canada
7
6-14
5-27
common
32V2C
22 Vac
(quar.)
Records,
.
.
U. S. A. Inc. \stock div.).
Corp.
(initial)—
Bausch & Lomb
Canada
7-1
stock
Electric
1
7-
Iron,
preferred
6-15
7%
(quar.)
50c
2jc
Corp.
Bargain
6-14
(2-for-l
$4.50
Cleveland
77-
Co.—
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
Cambridge Tile Mfg. (quar.).
7-15
>
3
6-14
1
75c
preferred
15c
(stock dividend)—
Corporation (quar.)——
Barry
V
3
6-
Packing (stock dividend)________
Callahan Mining Corp. (stock dividend).
Calumet & Hecia, Inc., common (quar.)
6-
7-15
.
6-
7- 2
(quar.)
preierred
7-15-
T
7- 2
$$1
62c
(quar.)
California
6-28
•
$$1.12Va
...
pfd.
Cliffs
25c
Utilities,
preferred
6-29
-
Cleveland
preferred" (quar.)
Liquid Gas
Cameo-Parkway
/ $1 preferred
(quar.)
,_L——25c
Bangor & Aroostook (quar.)
12V2C
Hydro-Electric,
common
(quar.)
- 22c
7%
preferred (quar.)
1—
$1.75
4V»%
preferred
(quar.)——--——
$1.06
4%
preferred (quar.)
:
'
$1
Bank Building & Equipment (quar.)———
35c
;
$2.50
Telephone
convertible
5%
Co.—-
Bangor
3
(quar.)
Caiifornia-Pacuic
—50c
T.), Inc., 5%
Co.
6-
5Va%
Babbitt
(quar.)
5-17
6-30
u
6-17
6-
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
' Share
City
7-15
7- 2
(quar.)
13
Per
'
Name of Company
6-10
1
tl5c
t$1.25
_•
Power,
(quar.)
7-
Products (quar.)
Clark Equipment (increased-quar.)
common
Electric
6-. 5
6-15
40c
(quar.)
Holders
Payable 0) Rec.
Share
(quar.)_
Ltd.,
preferred
California
5-31
6-20
5%
$6Vic
$43%c
S37V2C
t34%c
$31 Vic
.
Corp.
Power,
preferred
4Va %
5-27
5-27
"
(quar.)
Avalon
"
5-21
6-10
6-10
__
—
Ltd.
5%
Financial
When
Per
of Company
Calgary
3
15c
.__
Service.
3
5-
CIT
93 %c
(quar.)
common
preierred (accum./—
(stock dividend)-
Plastics
Electric
;
5-
6-12
50c
6-14
6-13
,J
(quar.)__
common
(quar.)
Corp.,
Aurora
Name
6-28
Cuubt;
Atlantic
Holder
Payable of Rec
Share
*
(quar.)
(2257)
,
-
b-j.2
Financial
Atlantic
When
Per
,
Name
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
Continued
10-13
5-16
6-2»
b-r-t
6-14
5-3X
on
page
48
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2258)
.
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Monday, June 3, 1963
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Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Highest
16
Jan
39% Jan
7
34% Oct 23
56 Va Aug 29
11 J/4 Oct 24
21'/a Jan
15
72"% Jan 17
12% Mar 26
52% Jun
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
4
60 % Oct
24
99% Jan
2
68% Feb
28
81% Mar
13% Jan
2
25
33% Feb
21
25
10
May 29
39% Oct
1
23% Jan
3
10
90% Jan
2
22
Oct
28
9Vt Oct
24
20 Va Jun
21
9
Jan
9% Sep
Mar
2
1
Apr
4
43% Mar 18
EXCHANGE
93
93%
94V4
94%
95%
Vending Corp
1
14
14 Va
13%
14
14
14
13%
14
Industries Loo
25
93%
94%
93%
ACF
Jan
Steel
Acme
6
16%
17
18
17%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
.16%
16%
1
63%
64%
No par
55 Va
55%
2
3%
3%
Products
Reduction Inc—
Apr
18
66% May 31
54% Jan
2
61% Apr
16
Air
19
3% May
6
4% Jan
14
A
J
40% Mar 26
35
Feb
12
38% May 10
Alabama
22% Apr
4
19
Jan
3
25 % May 24
Alco
39
2
26% Mar 26
31% May 21
Aldens
89% Dec
94% May 16
12% Mar 20
9% Apr
4
4%%
Alleghany
Jan
11
5
31
7
42% Jan
11
2
32% Jan
2
53% Apr
19
47% Jan
3
38% May 22
52% Jan 28
88
Sep 18
16% May 29
96
Dec
10
93
34% Oct 24
57
12
July 5
34% May 29
6% Jun 25
17% Feb
15
13 % Jan
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
2
7
Feb
15
45 Va Oct
81 % May
26
3
May
2
103
19% Jan
2
29
4
Jan
Jan
2
23% Mar
42 V4 Mar
4
9% Feb
2
66% Feb
49% Jan
2
Jun
87 Va Feb
25
88
13
Apr
May
52
May
15 Va May
2
20 V4
3
96
17% Jun 25
45
12
16 Vt Feb
28
19% Apr
24% Apr
20 Va Jan
29
34
4
2
*92%
' 94%
37%
12,600
5
x49 %
50%
49%
50
49 %
49%
48%
49»/4
6,800
100
Inc
Corp
17% Jan
2
22% Oct 25
30
May 18
24% Apr
16
59
July 19
65
Apr
4
62
Jan
14
Feb
18
18% Jan
4
13% Jan
2
16% Apr
41
Jun
25
53%
Apr 25
48% Jan
11
58% Apr
22% Jun
14%
13%
13%
13%
45%
45
45
45
45
47% Feb
19
30 % Mar
4
38% Jan
19
43% Apr
1
47% Feb
51%
54%
88
*88
1
13%
13%
13%
13%
13
13%
xl2%
13
8,100
10
xl9%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%
20
31,100
convertible preferred—100
*94%
95
94
95%
Inc
Mfg
common
38 % July
41% Mar
9
40% Jan
2
42% Jan
Co
10% Apr
2
47% Jan
2
18%
18%
18%
18%
18%
18V4
18%
4,600
33%
31%
32%
30%
32%
32
32%
16,400
25%
25%
25%
26%
25%
26 Va
25%
26V4
48,100
1
6 L%
62%
62
62%
62%
63 %
63%
63%
21,800
No par
•26%
29
27%
28%
28%
30
28
29%
14,800
12.50
25%
25%
25%
25%
24%
25%
24%
25V4
_No par
136%
137%
138%
139%
138%
139"%
68%
68%
69%
69%
69%
69%
70
15.000
47%
37,000
23%
33,600
No par
Corp
Petroleum
Corp
Chemical—No par
common
convertible
American
Bank
18% Oct
27
50%
Mar~26
24% Jan
17
20
Jan
23
34 % Feb
13
22
May 20
31% May 29
51% Jan
5
84
20
Oct
1
Jan
3
94
Dec
21
35% Jun
25
50
Dec
26
31
Jun
25
55% Jan
2
28% Oct
24
35% Dec
41% Jan
31
25
3
88% Mar 12
47% Jan
2
36% May
25
Co
94
Jan
59% May
44% Jan
May~29
8% Oct
18
251/4 Jun
25
44 % Oct
1
17
May 29
13% May 29
181/4 Jun 28
101
Mar 20
15% Oct
24
20% Mar
7%
4OV2 Feb
8
34% Jan
Jan
2
49% Mar 25
33% Feb
8
18% Mar 21
19% Feb
13
24% Jan
12
421/2 Jan
15
2
79% Sep
7
86
23
40
Jan
105% Nov
5
-12% Oct
24
14% Jan
2
20
23
39% Feb
26
46
Jan
2
20% Apr
9
23 Va
23%
22 V4
900
61%
64%
16,600
*93
95%
*93
95%
94
94
*93%
95%
57%
57%
X57V4
58
57%
39 V4
39%
38 V*
38%
38%
6.50
35%
36%
35%
36
35%
61
15
12
Oct
24
I8V4 Oct
25
16% Apr
142
20% Nov
122
Jan
2
1
3
20% Feb 27
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
123
July 2
42% Jun 25
152
150
30% May
133'% Apr
151
8
125
1361/4 Jan
19
631/4 Dec
Jan
27
5
Jan
28
Mar
127 Va Jan
59
1
2
Apr
1
2
20
May 29
25% Mar 19
22% Jan
25
Jun
29
25
Aug 10
25Va Apr 18
25% May 17
23
Jan
25
19
22% Aug 29
10
Jun
39
Oct
27
17
26
Jun 25
10
May 28
16% Oct
Jan
8
27% Oct 31
26% Oct 17
25
54
Jan
,
16
Jan
2
13% Jan
Mar 30
42
33% Mar 29
\ 20%
Jan
24
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
18
Mar 19
25% Mar
4
6
14% Mar 16
24
37 Va Jan
15
20% Jan
23% May 29
35% Oct 22
37% Jan
2
30% Jan
52% Jan
4
23% Jun 28
25% Oct 26
Jan
4
37% Jan
4
91
95
Jun
27
37
May 16
34% Sep 26
28% Oct 23
49% Feb
Feb
23
11
24% Feb
8
Jun
25
For
79
footnotes,
9
3
40% Jan
.
13
13 V4
13
13%
No par
____12.50
Products
55 3/8
Investment
pridr
American
3.90%
of
Co
111
preferred
Mach
100
Metal
Fdry
Climax
Inc
20 3/o
20
20 Vt
20%
20 VA
89
88
89%
*87 Va
89 Va
*87%
89%
30
37
373/a
37 Va
38%
37%
38 Vi
17,300
113%
19%
*113%
114 Va
114%
114%
400
Gas
19 Va
19%
19 Va
28 V4
27%
28
28 3/a
28%
28
28 3/s
1,200
19 Va
19
19 Vi
18 Va
19 Va
18%
19%
149,800
44
44 Vt
44
44 Va
433A
44%
44
44%
6,700
21%
21%
21%
800
Co
!_lo
21% •..21% *
1
*65%
11
par
*
21%
21%
213/a
66%
68%'
693/4
69314
70 Vt
69 Vt
69%
11%
10 Va
11 %
11
29 Va
11V4
29% *293/4
11
29%-
29%
U Va
293/4'
15 Va
15%
15 Vt
15 Vt.
15%
& Std Sany com
5
7%
preferred
__100
American Research & Dvlptr Corp_l
15 %
15 Va
*159 Va
.
Seating Co
Ship Building Co__No
Ref'g com No
32%
12 %
12%
12
76
77
159%
21 Va •27%
*130%
32%
25%
12.50
13%
33 %
xl21%
common
_6.25
>
30
Works
Co
133%
25
:
64%
26%
25%
14
26%
13%
122%
>•
261/4
35,300
13%
20,200
123%
78,800
30%
30 %
30%
30 Va
30%
133%
133%
133%
133%
1333/4
66%
66%
66%
30
28
28 Va
28
25%
25 Va
25%
;*25%
25%
66
25% ■'25%
26
24%
Zinc Lead & Smelting
1
Ametek Inc
—No par
AMP Inc endorsed shares
No par
18%
28
28
■26
25%
*27%
28
25%
26
*25%
25 Va
*253/4
52,300
,
490
,
67
37,000
28
1,200
26
2,100
25%
25%
25%
25 Va
25%
*25%
24%
*24%
24V4
*243/4
25
19%.
19% r: 19%
19 Va
19%
44%
44%
*44 %
29%
44%
29%
44%
29%
50
26
24%
%
60
13%
25%
14
64%
64%
*25%
•
9.100
122%
26 Va
122 %
133%
30 %
134
25
preferred
13%
121 Va
122%
25
com_-f-5
preferred
25%
14
121%
V
1,200
132%
32%
*24%
40
,
-
American
,
.Ampex Corp
Anaconda
Wire
Anchor
$4
&
preferred
Anderson
Cable
18
45
30%
'
44%
44%
29%
301/4
17%
18%
17%
18
25%
26
25%
26%
25%
26 Va
26%
34%
35%
35
35 Va
35%
'35%
51%
52 Va
,>35%
51%
52 V*
513/4
30%
30%
30%
323/4
<
6.25
33
*97
Co
/Anken Chemical & Film Corp
Apco Oil Corp
I
33
98 Va
x51%
30%
51 Va
:
32%
*97
-21.80
28%
28%
28 %
20c
23 Va
24 Va
22%
1
19%
31%
30%
32%
-
i
32%
98%
28 Va
*97
19%
19%
33
*97
28%
23 Vt
.
20%
'■**
—
2,900
5,800
'
19 %
860
5,500
233/4
19%
\
38,500/
28 3/8
23%
19%
/
7,400
98
28V4
-
-
11,700
36
23 Va
-
•
44,200
'
26%
28Va
23%
'
19%
30%
98 Va
17% ,18
:
400
6,700
/
31%
32%
13,800
523/4
_No par
„
&
17%
30
100
19%
1
No par
Glass Corp
Clayton
30
19%
-
50
Corp
Inc
;
Hocking
\
v
1
Electronics
Industries
35% Apr
•
1
Amphenol-Borg
Amsted
97
7
1,200
162
27%
25
18
'
161 Va
161
33 Va
25
41% Jan
5
130 Va
preference
20% Apr
1,900
3,300
27%
33
-
14,100
130%
j
•
6,200
,
33 y4
27%
33
•
78%
132%
preferred
15% Feb
160%
161
•/',-• .:___ •.
.'121/4
32%
Corp
1
-
12%
:
*27 Va
i
-
12,700
■
77%
33
12 Va
78%
*130%
5%
8
12
77 %
33 %
Co
.
18,100.
25 V4
27%
5%
39% Jan
33 %
12%
79%
160:
243/4
■
130 %
7
26% Apr 19
21% May 15
32%
32%
-
24%
32%
26% Feb
5
24 Va
.
*27%
25% May 20
23% May 13
11
32 Va
-
*
130 %
7
100
Water
24%
78
24
5 % %■
7,400
60,500
162
*160
162
pr,eferred_100
preferred
American
6%
33 Va
24%
lo
common—12.50
Tel
Viscose
15 Va
Inv Co Ltd—£1
Sugar Co
preferred
Tobacco
243/4
159%
*159%
♦159%: 162
par
commo.,_:—8 %
American
6%
-
24 Va
100
American
162
par
Smelt &
American
•;
'
'
■
non-cumulative
/
v
5,600
20
19%
19%
18%
Co
Amer South African
64,600
19%
30%
Tel &
20%
X27 Va
No par
Co
20
2
X29 Va
5.44%
103%
105
60
103%
27% Apr
Apr
103%
103 Vt
:
1,600
23%
105
20 Va
Rad
-
23%
*103Vt
No par
1.66%
Co
American
15 Va
*15%
15%
113%
American
30% May 21
13,500
23 Va
113%
26
14
May 23
126% May
1
33% Apr 17
136% Mar 26
37,400
21%
*87 Va
No par
6%
6,500
57»/4
20%
23 Va
♦113
Optical
28% May 17
130% May 27
36% Apr
3
45 Vt
56%
-45
,
*15%
__100
Co,
Corp__;
7% preferred
American Snuff
29,600
25,400
15%
373/8
Potash & Chem_:
American
16,400
13V4
103 Va
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
American
26,100
31%
13
MEMORIAL DAY
35%
35%
30
CLOSED
23 Vt
37
American
Mar 26
35%
35
EXCHANGE
,
23 Va
*
com__i
convertible preferred
American Metal Products
American
1,100
1.75
com
4%%
4
383/4
*15%
15%
23 Va
23
10
48.6C0
59
38%
100
&
preferred
American
*15 Va
1
3,800
58%
STOCK
21Va
92
27
y.
56%
21
28% Jan
Jan
vVvv.
45%
55%
21V4
American
30
44%
•
54%
American
31% Apr
5
18% May 13
26% May 31
36% May 22
13»/4
21
7
May 31
28% May 21
28% Apr
2
443/4
13 Va
55 Va
5%%
26
67
44 Va
44
34 Va
21 Va
25
48% Jan
v~"
30
21
Supply
Co
27% Jan
43 Va
34 %
28%
.
54
Anaconda
27.
28%
1
52% May 31
35% Feb 14
see page
34%
28%
22
164
26% Jan
23% May
7
13% Apr 30
2
114% Jan
2
44% Apr
134% Feb
33%
28 Vo
Corp_No par
International Corp
1
12% May 24
79% May 28
21% Jan
11
331/4 July 18
35
28%
Jan
34% Feb
9V» Jan
56% Jan
24
Apr
Corp
34 V4
40c
American
May 23
25% May 31
30% Jan
7
Hardware
2.50
American
160
161/4 Jan
4
Co
70% Apr
Jan
17
May
Power
Enka Corp
Export Lines Inc
American & Foreign Power
32% Jan
12% Jan
30% Mar 15
Jan
Mar
May
.
36
Co
American
News
27.
X53V4
383/4
Electric
12
58%
lo
American
101/8 May
40% Feb
No par
lo
Natural
2
1,400
22 Vt
American
2
18% Jan
23 Va
*22 Va
1,400
7,200
53 y4
643/4
45% May 16
24% Jan 24
4
65
54
22%
Cable
Motors
54% Jan
8% May 29
533/a
23%
Meter
32 Va Jan
48% July 18
53%
62 V4
American
24
23% Oct 26
533/8
22
American
Oct
152% May 16
53 Va
23 Va
7
24
2
53 V4
12%
63%
14
Feb
48% May 29
8% Oct 24
22
123/8
233/4
4%%
May 16
May 31
Apr
Oct
12
22 Va
89Va May 28
53
Jan
12 y4
;_5
Distilling
39% Apr
29% Jan
14
12
413/4
60
23
23
142%
12 V4
.
60%
Jan
2
73% Jan
12
31%
,
22%
16
20
•'
41%
24
23% May
7
104% May 24
1
24% Feb
Jan
24
453/4
41%
Corp
&
Home
26 Va Mar IS
Oct
31V4
46 Va
41V4
58
Hosp
16
16,800
31%
45%
41%
*22 Va
American
19
20,800
46
*41 Va
31 y4
46 Vo
41 %
x23
American
18
31%
453/4
41%
313/4
45%
Crystal Sugar common-10
prior preferred
100
American
American
18% Sep
30%,
45 Va
30%
12.50
common
Cyanamid Co
3
10
4,100
Commer Barge Line Co__3
Consumer Ind
No par
American
•
4
301/4 Apr
53
800
14,500
Chain
Jan
27
52%
53%
1
23
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
53%
54
25
Co
45% May 29
58% Jan 22
.1.15
53
53%
American
2
2
53%
No par
American
7
Jan
153/4
15%
2
Jan
101
64
14%
63%
15%
23
30% Jan
18% Mar 13
22% Jun
2
*63
15%
64%
15%
Cement
18
81
29
Sep
3
64
14%
*63%
2
7,700
American
24
19% May
2
97
Jan
IOIV2 Mar 18
Mar 19
241% Oct
30
*63
26
American
13% May 20
20V8 Jan
5
1061/2 Nov
Can
American
79
63%
15%
26
American
8% Jan
26%
26
American
6
16
*25%
25%
preferred
36% May 14
31% May 31
10"% Jan
26%
5
25
25%
Theatres Inc
American
37 Va May
17% Jan
*25%
.
253/4
24%
Broadcasting-Paramount
\
32% Mar
5
120
25%
25%
common
*110
>
25%
24%
50
Note
23%
23%
120
*110
11,100
46 Va
45%
23%
24
120
3,100
,;•••'
70
45%
45%
23%
*110
120
No par
Bosch Arma Corp
Brake Shoe Co
29 % Apr
12%
44%
44%
24%
24
"110
109
American
May 21
28% Jan
74% May 21
.44%
1
..
preferred
preferred
American
12% May 20
55% May 21
Jun
1,100
18%
31%
America
of
Bakeries
30
41
94%
*94
94%
10
No par
Cement
-
American
(
5
*94
110
88%
No par
3%%
?
52%
3,500
11,300
88
Amer Agricultural
American Airlines
1
52 V*
8%
1,500
8%
8%
New
14
47 % Feb
8%
*8V4
88%
American
25
38 Va May 29
200
13%
45%
55%
Amerada
6%
*13%
45%
8%
Amerace
23
4
67
14%
45%
88
Aluminium Limited
26
Oct
32,000
54%
Portland
11
50%
8%
Inc
26% May 24
29% Jan 17
49%
50
89
2
4
49 Va
56 Va
113 Va Jan
40% Jan
49%
8%
15
18
1,000
49%
89
134% Feb
16% Oct
49
100
Supermarkets
4.08%
May 16
27%
54%
Alpha
47 Va May 31
*27 V*
5
Alside
24% May 17
*101V4
27%
No par
common
Apr
116
102%
*27%
*13%
Corp
Corp
preferred
26
3
102%
27%
5
2
11
101'/4
26%
No par
Co
22 Va Jan
Feb
20
103
101 %
27%
103
x26%
9
1,500
.
49%
"101
1
9
97
12,900
32%
38%
Feb
17% Jan
10%
10 Va
37%
34
1
100
38%
May 29
23
94%
37%
Amalgamated Sugar Co_
16
19,100
*92%
MEMORIAL DAY
10,800 V
28%
l
Aluminum
Mar
1,900
23%
28%
38 Vt
May 21
Feb
37
<
-
23%
32%
37
23"% Jan
'
>
37%
64 7/a May 16
31
37
..
CLOSED
10%
7
114
...
5.700
38 V8
51 Vt Mar 22
26
EXCHANGE
21,100
3%
32 %
20% Jan
15
37%
55 Va
6,800
13,500-
■J.
32
31
24
STOCK
17 Va
10%
Dec
Jun
<
10%
68% Mar 23
15% Oct
•i'u
66%
3%
—'♦
32%
23
90
J-w«:.
10%
22
20% Jun
„
65%
54%
y'? '
32%
25
8
66 % May
22 Va Jan 16
800
16%
•
10%
16
140% May 15
70% May 15
24%
40,000
32%
Jun
84% Jun 25
18%
10%
Allis-Chalmers
29
53,100
:
32%
16% Jun
18
37 Va
6,100
11V4
51%
l
Chemical
9
/•■ ■ •
10
common
May 23
27% May
<
preferred
Ludlum Steel Corp
Corp
Allied
May 23
Apr 16
49% Mar 20
28% Jan
93
Stores
14% Jan
Jan
93
Allied
91
89
93
Products
24
30% Jan
*92%
Kid
12% Oct
100% Mar
.-100
9
Allied
:
29%
Industries
10
/
2,500
26%
>
24%
.
49
17%
24
28%
Mills
13% Jan
24
23%
30%
Allied
2
16% Oct
24 Va
30%
Allied
11% Jan
81% July
5
14% Dec 21
23
Allied
16% Feb
Jan
37%
24%
6
23
37
37%
37 %
Allen
4%
11
.
3 %
30%
45% May 21
9% Mar 11
9% Oct
26%
_v,
■
,
55%
3%
24
2
18
54%
3%
30 Va
preferred
Allegheny
17
55%
3%
5
9
57Va Apr
Jan
.
16%
65%
1
2
Allegheny Power System—.
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
91
16%
64%
54 %
..■
16%
65
Inc
Corp
convertible
6%
/
16%
64%
/
common
Gas
Inc
22
Jan
41
__
Chemicals—
&
Products
93% Jan
48% Jan
Products
Industries
May 29
24% July 25
14
.
24%
50c
Control
56
Jun
/
18 V*
7
5% May 29
■.
26 Va
16%
Air
8
; v
11%
70% Feb
19
26%
49 Va
17 % May 31
27% Sep 27
39% May 28
26 %
x26%
ii
26% Jan
9
26%
48%
3
Jan
1,600
13,400
10%
4
91
18%
49%
45 Va May 29
4
72 Va
18%
10%
14Va Jan
Jan
4,700
71
18%
48%
22 % Mar
4% Feb
97 V4
72
18%
10%
Air
25
94%
71%
50%
18
84 % Mar 15
Jun
94 %
72%
18%
10%
35% Jan
14
93%
72%
17%
48%
.
11% Jan
17
94%
72%
18
26%
Express Co
Corp
Adams-Millis
18 % May 29
___
9,800
10,300
10
*
19% Mar 15
"3
::'
r-
.-.vM*.:
....
17%
*72
1
1
No par
Adams
24
18% Apr
33
Co
*42
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp
1
Aeroquip Corp
1
24
13% Jan
Laboratories
Acme Markets Inc
25
3% May 29
91%
97% May 31
54% Feb
43
92%
ABC
27
*42 Va
; :: >--■■■;
42%
14
18% May 31
43
Shares
May 31
May 80
90%
Abacus Fund
15
*42
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May 29
42%
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
*41 Va
14% Jan
Jan
May 28
1
Abbott
80
Tuesday
May 27
Par
5
42% Apr 26
99 % May
2
May 28
41% May 29
10
LOW AND HIGH
Monday
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Year 1962
55
EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FOR
RANGE OF SALE PRICES
YEARLY
V
7,700
-
1
*
Number 6269
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•.
(2259)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
33
Jun
42% Dec
25
,
31
LOW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
Lowest
39
43% Mar 13
May 16
Archer-Daniels-Midland
30
Highest
NEW
YORK
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Par
25
Mar 29
33 */4 Jan
15
Arizona
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
51% Mar 19
15
Armco
32
Oct
24
57%, Feb
16
42
59% Apr
48% Apr
15
Armour
Armstrong Cork Co common
$3.75 preferred
No
Armstrong Rubber Co
38%
Feb
5
Mar
1
Public
Steel
&
Service
Corp
5
25
73% Apr
23
66 V2 Jan
7
84 y4 Apr
24
82% Jan
2
89 % Jun
>
7
87% Jan
2
92% Feb
1
24
47
Mar 22
34% Jan
3
41% May 31
9V2 Oct
30
18
Jan
12
IOV2 Jan
4
13 V2 Jan
25
Arnold
15% Oct
25
16
17 y8 Jan
2
20 % Feb
13
15
23% Apr
33% Feb
26
Aro Corp
Arvin Industries
19% May 29
28% Feb
20 V2 Jun
2V4Oct
37% Oct
52
Sep
20% Aug
9% Aug
2
34% Mar 27
25 V2 Jan
2
31
2% Jan
2
43% Jan
22
80 Va Jan
1
27
26% Jan
20
5y8 May 25
47% Nov 21
25
58% Feb
25
3% May
8
51% May 15
66% May 16
2
27% Jan
10% Dec
2
34% May 29
16
49 V2 Jan
6
25
May 13
30
May 31
2
11
48'/a Jan
2
21
10 y4 Jan
4
43% Jan
28
85
Oct
10
91% Apr
6
31% Jun
27
47% Dec
21
41% Oct
24
57% Feb
15
48
* Nov
16
86 % Apr
5
81 y4 Jan
12% Nov
2;
Jun
88
3
•
1
25% Feb
3
29
11% Jan 17
12% Jun
21
24
31% Jan
28% Feb
; 1
10
.
17 y4 Apr
8
28% May 16
28
38% May 16
4% Mar 20
46% Feb
12% May
32% Jan
14% May 22
36% Feb
7
88
33% Feb
1
Oct
29
48% Feb
9% Oct
19
22% Feb
1
2
Mar II
Jan
3
26 % Jan
16
19
46% Jan
21
12
8
71
2
2
7
12V4 Nov
23% Jan
4
12% Apr
22
34% Jan
Feb
24
61
27
52% Jan
17% Oct
24
62% Jun
541/4 Nov
11% Jun
16
21
22% Mar
41% Apr
35 % Apr
100
2
29% Mar 21
Jan
,
20% Mar
26
Apr
17
22% Jan 22
14 %
Apr
35
28
26
17
Feb
2
9
103% Mar
60
'
29
41% Jan 29
49% Mar 14
82% Apr
95
15% Jan
31% May 29
26% May
1
47% Jan 10
Jan
11
29
152% Jan
14
May 3
12% Feb 25
46% Feb 25
45% Jan
26 '
101% Oct
May 29
26
2
24% May 8
115% Jan 14
jan
56
16% Jan
15
35
30
34% Jan
43% May 14
8
31% Jun
5
29% Sep
27
Apr
36% Dec
11% Oct
24
16% Jun
8
12% Jan
14% May 29
11% Oct 24
22% Feb
9
18 % Apr
17% May 28
20% Jan 18
19% Feb
26
13 % Jan
21% Apr
15% Oct
24
50% Jan
4
7% Jun
25
12% Feb
14
48
Sep 27
34% Jun 25
75% Jan
21 % Mar 28
Jan
9
2
50% Mar 22
31
4%%
4%
Gas
&
108% Jun
1 Va Jan
15
3%
*3%
3%
3%
3%
49%
2,000
49%
47Va
65%
49%
64%
65
10,900
64%
65
3,000
29»/4
29%
29%
29%
30
52,000
27% Oct
26
22% Oct
24
27% Oct "22
140% July 24
16% Jun
79% Jan
15
Jun
25
40%,
3
128 % Mar 23
20
1% Jan
2
17
5
17% Apr
30% Feb
27
26% Jan
2
28% Jan
2
47% Mar 15
3
Apr 24
27% Mar 14
87% Nov 12
Mar 19-
153
Jan
22
27% May
&
2
Oct
24
7
22% Jan
35% May 29
56% Feb
1
26 "
37% Apr
21% Jan
5
2
34% Oct
24
48% Jan
Jan
15
9% Oct
22
84% May 24
22% Jan
2
2% July
4% JUn
25% Oct
3
21
1 % Feb
6
23 Va May 24
35% Jan
15
34% Apr
34% Apr
16
8
Feb
2
5
6
May
6
28% Mar 12
May
90
12% Jan
Dec
159% May 24
Barber Oil
60
6
May 31
33% Apr
26% Apr
16
23
2
16% Apr
27% Jan
35% Mar 26
40% Feb
30% Jan
14
.
4
4
38% May 15
Mar 14
18
20% May 22
23% Jan
9
21% May 23
57
Mar 18
41% Jan
85'
10 3
15
Jan
a
Mar
35% Jan
8
11
67% May 24
46% May 14
87% Feb
19
4
14% May
2
43% May 21
9
9
4% Feb
6
3% Jan
2
5% Feb
14
28
9% Jan
22
5% Jan
2
9% Feb
13
25
35
Dec
27
25
11% Feb
7
3% Oct
23
8% Mar 13
26% Oct
24
-39% Nov 26
37% Jan
3
60% Jun
15
99% Feb
13
85% Jan
30
83% Jan
4
90% Dec
13
87% Jan
2
91
May 29
43% Apr
23
36 % Jan
3
44% fljay 29
109
Jun
70
Jun
26
"■99% Feb
26
13% Oct
24
52% Jan
2
27
116
Apr 25,
28 % May 21
10 Va Mar 18
4% Feb
111% Jan
4
4
85 % Jan
2
14% May
6
30% May. 28
23
Oct
22
12% May 29
9% May 29
79
30% Nov 28
25
Jan
28
21% Feb
14% Jan
2
14
15% Feb
8
11% Jan
2
34% Apr
11
12% May 22
6% Jan 14
47
Jan
30
101% May 31
Apr
114
19
Jan
21
Ohio
93% Jan
10
20% Jan
8
Basic Products
Bath
Iron
Bausch
&
Baxter
Lomb
31
84% Oct
4
79 % Jan
41% Feb
21
28% Jan
7
37
31
18% Mar
8
10% Jan
2
Jun
26
61% Jan
17% May 13
63% Apr 24
9% Oct
24
15% Jan
Beam
4% %
Beaunit
4%
26% Dec
Creek
Beech-Nut
Belco
Life
Petroleum
Howell
I
55
2
Jan
17
9% Jan
2
Co
7%
Black
&
Decker
(E
J)
87% Mar 27
Jan
15
13% May 22
35% May 17
Co
.
Watch
4%
3 % %
84
Jan
4%%
second
13% Mar 15
96% May 24
17% May 20
28
2
34
18% Mar 19
21
18% Oct
26
16% Mar 12
9
Jan
7
Mar 27
23
13% May 21
Jan
2
23
32% Jan
2
23% Apr
24
7% Jan
3
4% Jan
3
18% Feb
8
24
17% July 18
122% Mar 27
27% Feb
15
8
11
May
12% Jan
92 Va
72
Apr
17
21 % Jan
2
>
Feb
18
2
Bush
9
Byers Co
11% Apr
11
29% May 22
6% Mar 11
13% Jan
16
29
Feb
5
107% Jan
28
12
93% Dec
48 % Nov
27
52% Jan
3
Jan
3
Jun
14
12
9
9% Feb
26
24% May 14
94% May 22
55
Apr 25
10% May 3
16
22% Jan
2
28% May ,31
85%
8
Jan
19% Sep
For
28
26
Jan
footnotes,
11
Mar
see
91% Jan
50
page 25.
4
13%
13 %
*13 Vo
13%
40%
40 Va
5,000
30%
40 %
40%
50
31%
31
31%
30%
31%
11,600
24%
23%
24 Va
23 %
24
23%
24%
9,800
42%
42
42
42%
42%
42%
42%
900
37%
37
37%
36 '/a
37
35V2
36%
1,900
46%
47
47
47%
47%
47%
47%
47%
3,100
*102
♦102
102%
23%
60%
*59%
61 Va
61
61
60
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
35
35
35
35
42%
41%
42%
41%
17 Va
17%
20 Va
20 Va
20%
21
20%
21
24%
25%
25
25%
11%
11%
11%
12
52%
411%..
17 Va
X17%
20%
123%
31%
32 Va
20%
21
26 Va
27%
11%
12
11%
11 Va
52%
53%
13,100
56
56%
55%
9,700
52%
52%
56
54%
55
21%
21 Va
21%
STOCK
,
EXCHANGE
CLOSED
*55%
124%
1%
*122%
1%
32%
1%
*122%
MEMORIAL DAY
,
.
1%
21
31%
32
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
33
31%
31%
31%
32%
31 %
32%
32%
159 %
159%
159 Va
159 Va
159 %
159 Va
*159%
5
26
26
25%
91
♦90
59%
15%
/.
59
58%
26
91
25%
*90
11,600
,
200
125
100
1%
11,200
21%
5,700
32
'
Y
1,800
32%
5,400
33 '/0
77,600
160
800
26%
3,600
91
59 %
59%
60
2,600
31%
31 %
31%
31
31%
5,300
26%
26 %
26
26%
26%
26 Va
16%
16
16%
16
16Va
1,100
7,800
26%
,
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
4,100
37%
23,100
26%
26%
36 "Va
37%
36%
..5
*36%
Dar
25%
*90
V
15%
26%
15%
91
31%
X32
5,400
58,500
31%
31%
26 Va
58%
26
2,400
20 Va
8
_
7,200
90,500
26%
55%
21%
31%
1%
230
20%
55
124%
310
7,400
25%
53
*122%
1%
123%
Y
20%
55%
*54
55%
;
17%
20 %
54 %
56%
22,400
42
17 Va
52%
53
55%
*54
■:
62%
*20 Va
-
/
15%
36
*35
,
>
••
17%
20 Va
10,900
97
15 Va
41%
16%
20 V8
50
24%
*59Va
35
X41%
102
94%i
15%
35
__5
,
.
37
36%
37 Va
36%
36%
*35%
36%
35%
37%
35%
36
20%
20%
20%
20 V2
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
,21%
21%
21%
21%
*21%
21%
21%
21%
1,100
66%
67%
65%
66%
65
65%
64%
65%
9,800
45%
46%
45%
46%
46
46 %
45%
46%
13,500
87 Va
*87
87%
*86 Va
87%
Corp
I" j
5
*87
87 %
6,000
13 %
13%
13
13%
12%
13
12%
13
41%
41%
42 Va
42 Va
42%
42
42%
5 Va
5%
5%
5%
5
5 Va
5
5%
8%
8%
*8%
9%
8%
9
9
No par
29%
30%
30
30%
30%
31%
31%
31%
__2.50
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
.12%
12 Va
3 50
7,000
21,200
5%
5%
6%
6%
6%
X42 Va
42%
42
12,700
3
42%
42
42%
41%
95%
96
95%
97
97%
99
42%
3,700
1
,
99 Va
161%
_
*91
common
series
"
5%
92%
100
43
113
113
15
No par
..No par
6%
6 Va
.
5,700
5,400
2,700
9
*91
44
100
A__.
92%
♦91
92%
*91
44%
44
44%
44
9,600
92 Va
44
500
44%
113
113
112%
112%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89%
89
90
15
15%
15
15%
15
15%
15
15%
4,500
112%
112%
680
V400
68,100
31
31%
30%
29%
30
31%
31%
1
30
30%
30
30%
*30%
31%
29%
29%
5
17 Va
17%
17%
17%
7,600
17 Va
17%
17 Va
17%
5
12%
13%
13%
13%
7,000
13%
14%
14
14%
.No par
1
class
87
25,300
33%
A___
I
X30%
1,900
87
86%
86%
*86%
87
87
87
33%
33%
33%
*33%
33%4
16%
17%
17
17%
16%
34%
17%
33%
_10
16%
17
5
61%
62
62
61
5,900
61%
60%
61
13 Va
HH
I
I
13%
13%
2,500
13%
Inc
Inc
*61%
13%
13%
13%
300
600
13%
6,300
34%
34%
34%
34%
34 Va
34%
92%
*89%
92%
*89%
92%
*89%
92%
100
*75 Va
78%
*75%
78%
*75 Va
78%
*75%
100
*96 %
97%
♦96%
97%
*96%
97%
*96%
17%
17%
78%
97%
17
17%
16%
17
16%
17
5
29%
30%
29%
30%
30%
31
30%
1
19%
19 %
19%
19%
19%
31%
19%
19%
3%
Co
34%
*89%
1
+
preference..
1
100
com
__.
Hecla
9Va
9%
9%
19%
9%
9%
9%
1,500
9%
9%
1,800
8%
preferred
Southern
Ry Co
Canadian
Breweries
Canadian
Pacific
Ry
Ltd
30,900
4,200
52,800
8%
9%
9%
28%
8%
28%
9%
27%
28%
28 Va
29%
X5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
5%
6,100
12%
121/4
5,200
14%
14 Va
27%
5%
5%
12 Va
12%
12
12%
12
28
35
8%
8%
2.50
—1
—5
Inc
.
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
-1
Campbell Soup Co
.1.80
Canada Dry Corp common___1.662/3
conv
*87
.
4,800
41%
Co
(A M)
Calumet &
40%
600
1,800
.
_IIIIi
inclll~ll25
California Financial Corp
California Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
$4.25
13%
101 %
100
Industries
Terminal
Canada
13%
24
No
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
Jan
45%
31
HI50c
preferred
10% Jan
*45i%
40%
31%
preferred
90% Jan
45%
93%
______
Co
May 23
53% Mar 26
2,100
11%
45 %
31 Vo
2 50
Bullock's Inc
May 23
93 % Dec
3,600
88%
45 %
40%
59%
preferred
76
24% Jan
18
88 Va
11%
24 %
Co
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
91
27
17%
11%
*44 Va
22%
common
30
23
18
89
11%
13%
1%
Co
May 23
24
17%
88
11%
45%
x21%
Corp
Corp
J an
11% Jun
17%
102 Va
Inc
76
24% Oct
2,000
89%
*11%
*89 %
Corp
Pipe' Line Co
Burlington
50
391/4
17%
12
—1
common
preferred
85
2
800
91%
common
Dec
25 Va Jan
54
23%
100
Inc
preferred
Shoe
Bulova
*52%
94
88
88
.2 pesos
Brunswick
$5
53%
~ioo
Club
Stratton
Co
53 %
102 %
_
Brass
Brooklyn Union Gas
Budd
39 Va
92 Va
195
&' Sons
Airways
Bristol-Myers Co
Brown
39%
23 Va
common.
Manufacturing
5.50%
17%
■•••:
550
39 Va
102 Va
Boston & Maine RR common_No
par
5% preferred
;
.100
&
53 %
•
*921%
x42 %
1
Co
3% %
53%
8,800
95 Va
90%
Borman Food Stores Inc____1
Boston Edispn Co
._______Iio
.
53%
35
103
7 59
&
Borg-Warner Corp
3%t%
preferred
Briggs
Briggs
39%
1,600
*92%
40c
Stores Inc
Book-of-the-Month
Braniff
39%
__5
Bohn Aluminum
Brach
39%
14
34%
102
23%
Co
Borden
94
4%
'
103
90%
_
Bond
93 %
40%
1
Blaw-Knox Co
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co_
Bobbie Brooks Inc
Boeing
93%
34%
103
23%
common
Mfg
34%
103%
87%
_.
of
21,400
34%
103 %
13%
100
;
Inc
14'/4
34%
103%
4%
23%
——_1
series
14 %
34 Va
*44%
II__i
Inc
pfd
14
4%
1
Corp__
preferred
4 % %
4,000
14%
12
1
=
Bigelow-Sanford
7,400
HVa
14
16%
__H
"g/IIIIII ~No par
Bestwall Gypsum Co
Bethlehem Steel Corp
57%
11%
14%
4%
2.50
conv
&
56%
11%
87%
—No par
preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc.
Berman Leasing Co
Best
57
11%
4%
53%
10
Corp
$4.50
56%
11%
39%
No~par
Corp
Co
57
11%
37%
II
Inc
& Gossett Co
4%
56 %
*92%
Belding-Heminway
Bell
4%
56%
34%
I Ilo
IIIII
Savers
Dec
May 28
1,600
4,000
37
11%
*103%
IIIIIH50
88
76
17
26%
25Va
*35
14%
1
_
I
RR
78
12% Mar 28
.16%
37
56%
1
Corp
Beech
9
25
16%
26%
*35
11%
9
^
Y1If_I
18
Sep
16%
25%
37
161,700
12,400
—100
Corp
25
10
17
26
340
9,500
3
21,660
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck shoe
(A S) 4%%
pfd_
Beech Aircraft
Apr
May 29
15%
2 Va
46,800
—IIIIlO
preferred
Jan
4
15%
2%
15
100
(James B) Distilling
Beatrice Foods Co com
18% Jun
7% Oct
20% Oct
15%
2%
17V2
;_13
________
Corp
70
Jan
15%
2%
26%
_
Inc
80
24
16
17 Va
100
I
Laboratories
Cigars Jfnc
Bayuk
Bucyrus-Erie
26
26
14,000
88%
14%
preferrecLlOo
Corp
Corp
Works
Buckeye
Buckingham
Dec
8% Oct
7,500
53%
26%
preference!! ~~50
convertible
18% May 13
15% Apr 16
8% Oct
17% May 29
25%
*35
60%
88 Va
17%
common
common
33% May
7
31% May 16
27i/4 Oct
44
*16
'
25%
36
60
53
88 Va
15 Vb
100
Corp
Inc
5%
25
7% Jun
30
2%
MEMORIAL DAY
53%
88 %
26V2
Intercontinental Corp
27
8
26% Mar
.36%
60
53%
89
17V8
B
&
3
51% Jan
21% Jan
29% May 29
59%
-
..;:i5%
2%
17
59%
>Y 53:/2
14%
C
Bell
86% Mar 27
7
79
25%
*35
No par
com
series
series
non-cumulative
Basic
Corp
Bell
20% Jan
,
2
Jan
16
2%>
•
26 %
~
9
4
2
70
15%
xl6%
IIIIII1
May 28
12-
Jan
18% May
24% Dec
25
88%
53
88
53%
88 y2
93%
17%
125
114% Mar
26% Feb
41% Jun
53
7,300
3,100
*92 %
15'%
1
.
58 <
10%
45%
93
26%
Bendix
39Va
29
58
*92%
17%
Beneficial Finance Co common.
l
5% preferred
III50
24
Jan
.'>57%
93
45%
14%
19
31
Sep 25
19% Jun 25
*92%
10%
CLOSED
25%
24
31
16
93
EXCHANGE
17%
Apr
Oct
18
*92%
STOCK
11
45%
15%
May 29
Jan
10% '
45%
26
59% Jan
9% Oct
22% Oct
20
11
45%
16%
60
64
10%
45%
14%
55
43% Jan
29
10%
46
25%
15
152%
29%
__i■ ■
28
Feb
3%
10%
:
51 % Feb
.42
3%
45%
v
49% Jan
1% Feb
29
1
55%. Mar 15
2
1,500
49%
54% May 28
.
9,000
64%
_
491/2 July 16
2,700
30
5c
Elec
preferred
preferred
4%
7
33 % Apr
19
Baltimore
6
May 28
36% Mar 20
45% Apr
96% Mar 28
29%
29%
49
Co_
92
Jan
18% May 29
94
Wilcox
Bangor & Aroostook
10% Jan
36% Oct
106 % Feb
&
18
39 % Jan
29% Jun
29 Va
65%
No par
Tools Inc
Bald win-Lima-Hamilton
3
5
Jan
22
Jan
30
19
Jan
2
52V2 Apr
37
18%
29%
29%
50
-/iYY;....
Baltimore
20% Jan
21
18 Va
29
29%
3%
—20
common
40% May 17
53% May 29
8% Oct 24
38% Dec '24
Dec
18
65
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Babcock
100
22
17%
49%
*
Baker Oil
9
23
7
14
5
Jan
30
18
j*.
5% Jan
11% Mar 26
94% Mar
18% Oct
5
57% May 31-
104% Mar
59
29 y4
29%
pref ($1.20)—No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
Avco
4
22
28%
30
Avnet Electronics Corp.
20
Oct
Nichols
8
851/2 Jan
36
29 y2
29%
.1
3
96% Jun
13
190
29 y4
10
17 % Jan
27
85% Mar
10%
18
9,200
.
9
19% Apr 19
37% Mar 28
25
1,700
10%
18
100
24% Mar
27 % Jun
Jun
411/4
*10%
10
preferred - '±£..
—
150
41
11%
40%
ny2
Conv prior
Corp
41
40%
common....:
27% May
23
91%
1
1
Mar
45%
821/4
*10%
Corp common
5%
80
91
10%
preferred—
B
1,800
80%
10%
Coast Line RR_____..No par
Refining
Shares
91 %
79
91%
40 y4
18
the Week
M ?.y 31
50c
Atlas Chemical Industries
Austin
15,700
Friday
May 30
79
78 y4
91%
preferred—10
City Electric Co com
4%
preferred
100
Atlas
18
44%
Thursday
*90
79%
non-cumulative
series
17,600
91%
Atlantic
$3.75
58i/4
39%
Co
4
25
60
May 31
78
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
Atlantic
12,700
57%
46%
45%
39%
Co
23
11% Jan
30
3
Brewing
13% Apr
Mar 20
17
May 29
3
-
58V2 Feb
26
2
26
57%
45%
56
46%
91%
Dry Goods Corp
Atlantic
56%
46 Va
56%
1
15% May 21
8% Mar 12
41/2 May 29
37% Jun
11
17% Jan
13
25
17% Feb
Jan
„
25% Jan
30% Mar 29
Jun
2,
19
60% May 31
56% Apr 16
89% Mar 14
56%
30 Va
2.50
Inc
Investment
4%
30 Va
5
Associated
4
14% Jan
2
16% May 29
21
Apr
r;. 2 Va Jan
'J;
18
14
94
*
14% Jan
23
27% Dec
15
10
46% Jan
15% Sep 20
20% Dec 7
July 23
9% Oct
Feb
Jan
87
40V2
30%
1
Corp
Associates
5%
30%
par
Ashland Oil & Refining
"
40'/4
30%
30%
2.50
Constable
Associated
Mar 18
2
Jan
_1
Sales for
40%
40 y4
31
45%
10
SALE PRICES
May 29
40%
40%
56
_2.50
Co
25% Oct
47% Jun
Co
HIGH
Wednesday
May 28
30 y2
No par
23 % Jun
AND
Tuesday
May 27
40%
41
<
19,900
12,100
"
14 %
14%
14%
14%
14%
12%
14%
96
98
95%
96%
96 %.
96%
96 Va
97V4
4,200
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23%
23 %
23i/4
23%
6,100
94%
93%
93%
2,700
94%
*93%
94 %
*93%
94V4
100
*54%
55
*54%
55
*54%
55
1N0 par
X10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
5,"300
_25
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28 Va
20,200
No par
*54%
•110
55
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2260)
.
.
.
Monday, June 3, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since
Year 1962
Jan. 1,
43 % Mar
1
49% Apr
10
Carborundum
24 J/a May
2
29% Feb
12
15 Va Mar 30
13 J/a Mar
7
15 J/a Apr
8
56
Oct
25
32% Jan
'
9
Jun
13
Jan
8
103
Nov
19
101% Jan
2
45 V4 Jun
25
64
Dec
27
60% Jan
10
26% Jun
28
45% Mar 14
33 J/a Mar 27
44% Feb
367/a Jan
49 J/a
8
45% Jan
3
Sep
26
36% Jan
2
23
77
38 % Oct
July
29% Jun
25
18% Nov
3 J/4 Jan
22
34% Mar
Jan
10
20% Jan
'
133 J/a
9
26
91
Dec
161/4 Jun
14
423/a Feb
13
20 % Mar
68
Jun
July
Oct
16
Oct
151/4 Jan
9
47
May
2
33
Jan
25
983/4 Jan
7
233/4 Apr
2
4
19% Jan
14
Jan
23
601/4 Jan
2
24
35
Jan
31
106 J/a
106J/4
106 'A
*106'A
1071/4
68%
671/4
67%
67J/4
671/a
67%
68%
40 J/a
40%
40 J/a
6,900
40J/4
40 y2
40%
40%
41%
10
50
421/2
42%
421/2
42%
2,500
421/2
42%
42%
42%
491/2
491/2
49J/a
7,000
491/2
49%
49%
49%
_1
491/2
*32%
33 J/a
*32%
33J/2
33
33
1
33%
331/2
200
"•601/4
61
601/4
601/4
58
59 7/8
581/4
611/a
13,300
60,200
25
38J/4 Feb
16
25% Jan
91
21
Nov
27
96V4 Jan
16
32% Jan
common
1
100
—7
7%
•/
311/4 Dee 21
29 Va Feb
Caterpillar
18
31% Apr
Oct
24
151/4 Jun
25
25% Feb
7
3% Oct
32
Oct
24
10 i/b Jan
5
45
Jan
4
98
Jan
62
Apr.
3
13% Jan
2 li/a Nov
20
24
36% Feb
17% Feb
3
9
Mar 25
2
May
2
603/a May 22
11% May 15
Jan
2
14
141/a Jan
2
15
291/2 Jan
17
8
93/a Jan
2
Feb
Nov
5
643/s Feb
20
511/4 Jan
3
6 4 3/4 May
25
22% Feb
7
131/8 Jan
2
141/4 Oct
22
363/a Feb
8
203% Jan
2
36
24
311/4 Jan
12
26 Va Jan
3
14% Nov
30
263/4 Feb
2
18 Va Jan
19
Jun
22
353/4 May
2
22
25
21
May 28
8% Oct 24
29
28
20
4
■
Jan
4
15
33% Jan
2
51
501/2 Mar 19
87 y8 July 10
93
May
•;
6;
49% Jan
2
25
32
107
Dec
14
52% Feb
17%
17%
300
47%
5,500
295/a
30
31%
30
31%
36,700
1
;.18%
*75%
Sugar
16
Aircraft
2
8% Dec
23%
Jun
313/4 Oct
53
Jun
31
14
Feb
581% Jan
3
31% May 29
134% Jan
3
42
140
Mar
1
70
May 29
19 5/8 Nov
26
1033/4 Jap
27% Jan
84% Jan
2
12
32 % May 29
55
753/8 Jan
19% May 29
18% Jun
41 % Jan
27
Jan
~7% Oct~22
173/4
30
31% Apr
223% Jan
41
Dec
9
14
31% May 28
22
Oct
24
51
14
Jun
25
30 Va Apr
31
Jan
69
Jun
4
79% Jan
41
May 29
7
17
26
72% Mar 16
16
34
55 Va Jan
5
15% Jun
35
25
May 29
7% Jun
25
11% Oct
24
8
30
Oct
Jun
3
25
65% May 28
37% Mar 23
453/4 Jan
2
11% Jan
Apr
Corp
Jan,
2
Jan
2
21% Oct
24
36% Mar 16
May 28
22
653/a Apr
45% Feb
33% May 29
3
943/4 Jan
101 Va Dec
30
20
104 Va Nov
423/4 Apr
2
8
25
23
27
2
18
109
115% Feb
35
16,
6 '
24 Va Jan
2
35 Va Jan
2
40 % Mar
Feb
13
1
4
9
Apr
15
453/4 Apr
lt2 Va Jan
102% Apr
23
105
94 Va Jan
3
93
4
23% Jan
18
29% May 10
94
23
5% Oct
24
94 Va Apr
38
Jun
25
48 % Jan
2
82
Jan
3
88 % Apr
19
4
Dec
24
8% Feb
13
16
Oct
25
47% May 29"
<8% Jun 25
Peabody
7%
Coca-Cola
■
$3.50
Collins
$4.25
42%
43%
43
43%
43%
433%
EXCHANGE
43%
43%
18,900
673%
114
67%
67%
12,500
112%
112%
67%
114
67%
67%
67%
673%
1123%
114%
22%
22%
283/4
223%
29%
28%
29%
8%
8%
8 5/a
8%
8%
41Vo
40%
114
114
•
*22%
22%
22 5/8
285/a
283/4
8%
40%
CLOSED
MEMORIAL DAY
23
29
24
2
51% May 31
109% May 31
42% Mar 29
46% May 15
87% Jan
4
91
12 % May 22
Feb
26
29 Va
8%
8%
3,800
18.000
41
41
41%
41 %
42%
45
45
45%
45%
44%
45%
1,600
64%
64%
64%
64
64%
64
64 Va
4,600
32%
323/a
32%
32%
32
32%
32%
32 3/8
2,500
103%
103%
104%
103%
1031/4
530
67%
67%
104 %
-102%
1043/4
69%
*67%
69%
*671%
691/4
50
gtd_i
stock
40
40
*39"%
40
40
40
1
41
42
43
42%
43%
50
/..*67%
42
433/4
43%
147
.
■>145
44%
147
433%
*145
*38%
35%
35%
35%
44%
45%
Conde
36%
94
91%
93V4
91%
94%
92
94%
92%
21%
215/a
21
2IV4
21%
21%
21%
22%
3,300
54 Va
553%
52%
54
53
53%
523/4
53%
27,800
*813/4
82%
*813/4
82%
81%
81%
82
82
40%
323%
39%
41
40.%
40%
29,800
321/2
33%
32%
33%
61,100
231%
23%
No par
America
39
393/4
39%
■31%
31%
31%
23%
23%
50c
common
5
9%
B—50
series
*373/4
23%
9%
9%
*38%
39
23%
10
393%
9%
23%
pfd_T__ 100
*52%
System_2.50
4.12%
;
55%
2
7
,
Inc
24,400
39%
.
53
52%
53
53
53
53
56%
56%
57
56%
57
55%
53
common
12.50
Publishing Co
Corp
Cigar Corp
Y
Coal
Corp
$5
4,000
28%
29
28%
283/4
28%
29
28%
29
8,400
9,500
-
1
x44
44%
•
44%
44%
44%
43%
45
*
44%
xl093/4
1093/4
1093/4
100
23%
243/8
23%
24 Vt
23%
24%'
24%
24%
6,400
48%
49
48%
49%
483/4
49%-
48%
49V4
9,500
.
-
-
*109
>109
109%
r-i 0 CO
9%
9%
13 Va
12%
13%
12%
13
6,700
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
8,300
59 Va
59%
2,800
86%
86%
9,600
93/4;
95/«
93/4
1,100
59 Va
59%
86%
86%
107
86%
86%
106% 106%
107
106%
107%
107
107
111
IIIV4
IHV4
111%
111%
111%
111%
111%
900
31 %
No par
100
313/4
31%
31%
32
32
31%
32%
4,900
41%
42
42
42%
40 3/4
42
40%
40%
6,800
29
293/4
5
1.33%
*9%
110%
13
-
60 Va
86%
59%
59%
59%
86'/a
1,300
273/4
28V4
28Vi
28%
29%
29%
lo
65%
653%
64
65%
63%
63%
63 Va
63%
3,600
x43%
44 Va
43
43%
43%
44
44 Va
443/b
15,900
5
No par
■
43%
1013/8
*103V4
*96
No par
5
27
43%
5,200
44%
44%
44%
45%
8,100
102
101
101%
101%
102
101%
102 %
690
103%
97
103%
*96
104
103
103
103
1031%
97
97
97
*96
27%
27%
27%
44%
27V4
27
*94%
96
*94%
44%
210
97
27%
320
273/a
11,900
100
*94%
1.25
11%
12%
11%
12%
11%
12
11
11%
75,6p0
common—_5
50%
50%
50%
50%
51
51
51
51%
4,200
Inc
*108% 109
) 45%
46
*90
91 Va
4%.
5
*108-%
109
No par
common—„lo
No par
Insurance
of
Delaware
Corp—
Corp
*18
96
18%
" 45%
90
4%
*17%
109
>108%
96
*94%
96
109
45%
46 Va
46
46 VS
90 '
90
90
90
90
4%
5
18%
*173/4
59%
58 %
5%
5
183/4
*173/4
58%
58%
200
26,800
*
200
-
5
18
59%
583/8
12%
13%
=12%
13
12%
13
12%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61%
61 %'
62
7
x44%
44%
44%.
443/,
443/4
443/4
45
453/8
50c
553/4
58
55
57%
55 Va
57%
55%
563/8
5,100
4
13%
5
5"
59
''
1
1093/4
46%
l
Continental Motors
Data
30
70%
g3/4
Copper & Steel com__2
preferred
:
25
Steel
82%
70 Va
10%
convertible
Oil
82%
No par
preferred 1*.
Continental
273/4
V?
70 Va
No par
preferred
Continental
27
82
-
1
com
Continental Baking Co
Continental
27%
70%
13 Va
of America com
Can
273/0
82%
70%
9%
Corp
..Continental Air Lines Inc—
$5.50
28%
83
69%
10%
Gas
preferred
$3.75
273/4
*82%
70Va
13 V*
Co
preferred
Continental
16,500
28%
—1
preferred
Container Corp
25,200
82%
com—No par
series
Natural
32,200
293/4
29%
10
—
Foods
29%
_l
Inc
pref
29%
No par
—
N
29%
68%
—1
Co
29%
27%
<.•=■*
100
Edison
of
_5
29Va
430
56%
*82 Va
5
1
$4.50 preferred
4%
5
Ohio Elec
Co
29%
-'
No par
Consumers Power Co
Control
413/8 Jan
36 Va Mar
common—
A
Consol Electronics Industries
Continental
2
10
preferred
conv
615/s May 20
2
53 % Jan
Inc
Solvents
Edison
15
10% Jan
19
11,000
10%
*38
39%
200
23%
9%
10%
*38
18,800
Ry—
1st
System
preferred
643/4 Feb
29
20,500
1
Nast
13% May 2
6 33/a May 16
47% Apr 15
12% Jan
8,900
147
353/,
1
1
Southern
conv
18
56
8,800
No par
Credit
4%%
Feb
56%. Jan'
150
43%'
*145
36
20
40
43%
45%
147
36 %
Engineering
3
43% May 29
2,100
45
35%
Commercial
2
53/8 May 16
1,100
"
64
43
Combustion
4% Jan
20
1,800
23
x45
preferred—
17 Va Jan
2,800
*145
Columbus & Southern
$4.16
2
page'25.
48%
100
Iron
Columbia Pictures
58 Va May 29
see
473/4
common_i_3.25
noncumulative
16
2
270
STOCK
'
4%
26
footnotes,
of
260
47%
1
Corp_
&
7,600
104 %
47%
Co__—
Corp
104
105
Producing_33%c
preferred
Feb
Feb
*104
common_l5
_i
Aikman
&
105
No par
Radio
5%-%
*104
473/4
,
Gas
preferred
Collins
1063/4
47
10
Co
72% Feb
21
*104
2,100
48
_.
& Co
States
$4.52
5
Jan
92%
47%
preferred
18
433/4 Apr
35% May 29
For
Cluett
Mar 25
Jan
6% Jan
106
273/a
92%
lo
Corporation
Consolidation
2
2
26%
92%
_5
4%
Consolidated
25
94% Apr
3
27 38
923%
5,900
54%
27%
92%
_10
Consolidated Laundries
Apr
15
-
543%
27%
Co
29 3/4 May 29
Aug
50% Jan
54%
92%
Co
45
92
107% Dec
54
27%
92%
;
66% May 16
,
9
July 20 1
Clevite
Consolidated
28% Mar
353/4 May 29
55
275/a
92%
No par
guaranteed
423/4 May 21
3
56% Jan
Jan
25
101
55
27%
5
Iron
Commonwealth
17% Jun
8% Mar 15
7,600
403,100
No par
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
14
28
Jan
16%
64%
No par
503/8 Feb
109
98 %
15%
62%
No par
Commercial
3
7
153%
61%
issued
19
2
12
15%
59%
preferred
29
97% Jan
Jun
15%
59%
When
27% Jan
89% Jan
96
15%.
57%
15%
No par
Electric Ilium
Special
110
800
58%
$4.50
j
*23
25
56%
common
Equipment
Cleveland
23%
*24
16
Co„
111% Feb
.
1053/4 Apr
27% Apr
333/8 Feb
19,200
8.50
Corp
$5
39
14%
100
15%
com_8.5o
preferred
conv
Investing
*23
100
Co
Consol
27
46
Service
25
25% Jun
2.600
155/a
preferred
15
49 Va
38%
—100
Consolidated
25
*38 %
.
15%
;
17
Jun
30% Oct
Electric
&
common
preferred
61% Apr
89 Va Feb
25
38%
-1
;
.■
—
2
Feb
38%
12.50
1
Gas
293/8 May. 22
483/4 Feb 18
Mar 20
81% Jan
38%
900
16%
49 Va Jan
19
10,700
16
Congoleum-Nairn
27
25%
16%
Cone Mills
83% Dec
24%
—25c
Corp
Industries
4
113 Va Mar 30
25%
4,200
15%
O Nuts
12% Feb
107% Oct
253/a
60
15%
Full
10% Apr 29
143/4 Mayl4
May 29
20
59%
11,300
1
May 29
11%
20
59%
23
8
96
11%
20
22%
21'
103
11%
*19%
24%
23
8% Jan
5
*11
23
10% May
83/4 May
50% Dec
X593%
11%
20
23%
7
18
60%
21,500
Columbia
Feb
20,700
34'/a
Broadcasting
Feb
500
63%
104
23%
Columbia
74
43% May 31'
1053/4 Jan 21
22
403/4
62 3/4
*97
22 %
5
May 28
83
_
24% Mar 19
44% Jan
40%
63%
104
33%
4
15% Feb
13
Jan
41
63
'
77% Jan
67
11%
*19%
41
*98
24%
No par
Oil
May 21
29% May 10
22% Jan
313/8 Feb
27
30
26% Jan
60
63%
23%
Colorado
May 28
60
41
104
24%
Colonial
,
*98
23
Colorado Fuel
53
X63
23%
19
57
41
64%
243/4
16
Jan
59%
41%
104
225/s
10% Apr
42 Va Jan
63
20,200
24%
39
41
41%
*99
800
4,300
8
23%
23 5/e May 15
1
22%
7%
25
2
Apr
21
21%
7%
23%
3
18
20% May 29
Jun
May 29
33% May 29
21
21%
7%
24%
Cab
Cotton
8% Jan
8
Mar 19
41
2
21
21%
7%
3.300
32% Jan
Jan" ~3
453/8 Dec
5
1118% Mar 15
19
481% Jan
Nov
Apr
21
21%
x7%
16,200
$4.40
21
4
20%
203/4
75/8
19,600
Coca-Cola Bottling CO of N Y;
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
84% Mar
Jan
203/2,
21
7%
36%
43/4%
56% May 23
„
20%
20%
36 V*
24
2
17
20%
1,800
5,100
30,300
34
Coastal
21
"80
33
36
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
May 14
413/8 Jan
3
32%
33%
36% May 22
963/4 May
9
20% Jan
1
81% May
34% Dec 13
19
3
33
35
Cincinnati Gas
May 22
147
20
323%
35%
Chrysler
32% May 22
Mar 27
283/4 Feb
38 Va
34
Cleveland-Cliffs
3
38
32%
45% May 16
683/4 Jan 11
30
38%
35
6
July
1023/4
38%
33
32%
2
49% Nov
*100
385/s
323/4
353%
631/4 Mar
143
1011%
38%
33%
343/k
373/8 Jan
68% May 21
14,500
100%
38%
32%
32
2
40
May 27
44% May 13
8
47% Jan
28%
101 '/2
38
1
64%
18
8
xlOl %
3,700
23%
70% Apr
22
28 Va
14
48% Jan
12
28%
23%
11
Jan
28 3%
64%
9% Jan
36% Jan
283/4
1.25
City Products Corp
City Stores Ccr
64
28%
9,100
47%
14
-14
37% Feb
12,200
4
47
23%
Feb
12
103%
"102
25 Va
3%
.46%
64%
31
17
283/4
243/a
4
3%
46%
133%
3
12
283/4
253/a
25%
22 %
City
651/4 Oct
No par
No par
1%
4/1
...47 ;V
63%
30
57
3%
46
14
26% Jan
37% Apr
25
4%
900
Chicago Yellow
64 % May 31
6
25%
46%
12.000
22%
Chris-Craft
3
4
453/4
14%
64%
Chock
23
24%
1
143/a
213/4
Clark
Jan
_1
Inc
14%
xl4%
62%
15
31% Oct
14%
25%
135/8
23
331/2 Feb
14%
19.300
>
14%
Chickasha
105
143/4
11%
28 Va
213/4
115% May 13
17
143/a
11%
273/,
62
2
Apr
1
Corp
2.900
11%
273%
27
133/4
4
May 29
*113/8
273/a
20%
" Jan
99
11%
26%
50
243/4 Jan
4
11%
27%
62
42% May 31
Oct
11%
263/4
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
5%
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
9
102
29
28%
11%
5
1
20% Jan
32
96% Jan
283/4
29%
—No par
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
5% series A non-cum pfd____100
5
9
20,200
38
8% Jan
26
10,300
42%
38%
29% Feb
,
180
253/a
29
38
4
38% Jan
101
101
4,800
28%
preferred
7
.
27
100 Va
101
3,800
,4v'
29
24%
112% Feb
106
47
100
34%
45 Va
283/4
253/a
971/4 May 29
1
34 %
47%
413/4
Corp
C I T Financial
8'
34%
46%
25%
23%
Cities
Mar 23
34
1
Motors
29
37
400
76
18%
421%
.10
26
35% Feb
700
49%
*75
253/8
11%
106% Mar 19
2
18%
*4 d
41%
20
4%
.
MEMORIAL DAY
■
76
253/a
*19%
5%
102%
18%
48
42%
Co
46% Feb
5
>101
Chicago Great Western Ry com—lo
14
493/8 May 13
102%
*10%
New
27
47%
40
29
Feb
463/4
par
29
361/4 Mar 20
34%
48
18%
47%
*75
26
Class A
28% Apr
104
34%
75%
34%
41%
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No
31
30
47
75%
253/a
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3% %
convertible preferred
100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
Mar 29
Jan
47
78
1,500
42 %
Co
233/4 May 13
56% Apr
18%
47
28%
253/4
Chemetron
Corp
Chemway Corp
94>
Mar 22
18%
30%
18%
28
25%
41 %
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
Checker
29%
No par
Gotham
Belt
683/e Apr
1
"101
29
2.50
_
55% Jan
27
„___100
Corp
Products
41 % Mar 20
Jun
x47
Service__No par
West
Corp
49% Mar 21
18% Nov
34%
par
No
Co
59% Feb
20
47
Elec__No par
com
4.
Pub
South
27
443/8 Oct
Co
preferred
24
Jun
Co
Champion Papers Inc com
$4.50
preferred
Champion Spark Plug Co
90
29
500
45%
Chadbourn
26% May 31
Oct
110
93%
30%
IS3/, Apr
Mar 19
28%
93%
29%
18% Jan
12% Mar 18
93%
29,700
5
Certain-teed
May 29
25% Feb
2
Feb
18% Jan
Mar 26
93%
2.200
47'/4
144
STOCK
Gas &
34% May 31
15% Jun
94
26
46%
*142%
CLOSED
Light
23% May 31
19% Oct
*25%
46J/4
144
EXCHANGE
Illinois
8
25%
45%
*142'/a
173%
Hudson
8
8% Jun
*93%
45%
144
453%
Central
253/8 May 27
383/4 May
45'/4
*142
r
283%
Central
143/8 May 31
20
45'/a
144
173%
Chain
16% Jan
363/4 May 29
451/4
1,020
45%
Soya
64% May 27
36,600
18
Cessna
44
44%
453/4
Cerro
100
7
43%
of Georgia Ry com__No par
preferred series R
.—100
5%
47% May 31
2
Mar
513/4 Jan
19
24
Jan
513/a Jan
43%
25%
45%
Central
16
17,700
421/a
25%
*173/8
22
May 31
42%
25%
18 %
Century Industries Co
8
42
26
46 Va
&
25% Jan
421/4
26
45%
Illinois
22 3/4 May 13
92
23
273/a Feb
41%
4 J/2
29%
4%%
2
78%
4%
*173/4
Central
17
78
1
Corp—
31
343/4 Jan
10%
78%
41/2
1
—
Instruments
Central
102% May 24
40% May 16
101/4
4%
20
common
preferred
1
I 30% May 10"
10%
771/4
41/2
293/4
Corp
5%
4
6
10 J/4
78 J/a
4J/4
93%
23
Jan
10%
77 V4
4'/4
93%
7
2
37
-
4
1
22
IO1/4
preferred series A_100
conv
450
76J/4
143 J/a
4%%
60
4'/a
lOJ/a
*75
No par
;—10
Corp
1,600
10 Va
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
7% 2nd preferred —
—100
Foundry
51/2 Jan
11
May 29
Products
Aguirre
im Jan
•
Mar 29
60
27'/4 Jun
Tractor
Steel
Ceco
•
31
20% May 14
2
11
441/2 May 28
75% Oct
9
-
25% May 23
43/4 Mar 13
12
'
2 ~
28% May
193/4 Feb
2
May 29
101% Jan
L
preferred
6%%
2nd preferred
'
Co
Inc
143/4 Jan
22
41% Feb
100
21
13
(J I)
.Case
1
Corp
32
2
48
General
&
Products
Carter
'■
-5
preferred
Central
263/4 May
33/4 Mar 11
22% Oct
-
1061/2
671/4
Celotex
"471/4 Feb
2
Oct
106 Va
5,300
Cenco
102% Apr
,
20% Mar 20
331/2 Jan
7
106'/a
131/2
35% Mar 19
2
4
22% Sep
131/2
Central
Mar 19
16
Sep
13%
Central
283A May 24
11 % Apr 22
33
30
22
13%
'
91/4 Apr
Oct
13%
May 27
-49% Apr
2"
41% Jan
491/4 Feb
6
131/4
2
22% Mar 11
Apr 26
46% Apr 19
331/2 Mar 27
24
10
2,000
13 J/a
14
7
45% May 31
24
13% Nov
13%
77% Jan
3
3% Oct
37
261%
183/4 May 20
May 23
73
30% Oct
Jun
46%
26
.4 50% Jan
21
2
101% May 28
25
29 % May 29
46%
25%
35% May 22
,
15
19
52'/4 Mar 30
17% Oct 23
11
23
Jan
36% Jan,
23% May 29
12% Nov
22
Dec
78
May 29
5;
2
231/2 Jan
25% May 28
35
Jun 25
17
'46J/2
30% May 21
2
51.1/2 Nov
20
Aug 23
30% Jun
46J/4
251/2
18% May 21
47% Feb 14
2
153/4 Jan
3 8 3/4 Jan
26% Feb
21
93
Jan
2
Mar 13
68
14% May 29
44
46%
25J/4
941/4 May 24 V
Jan
21
28
14% Nov
281/4 May 29
47 J/4 May
144
Tan
90
19
19% Sep
46J/4
25 J/a
44% May 31 >
26% May
Shares
461%
Carriers
9
4J/a May 28
36 J/a Mar
Mar 22
44
137J/aMay
Jun
79
80% Jan
64 J/a Jan
4
the Week
25%
-
25
5
Jan
10% May 23 *
4
Friday
May 31
46 J/a
65 J/4 Mar 13
7
3
Sales for
Thursday
May 30
May 29
25%
4%%
22
Jan
Jan
29
1
28 y2 Jun
124 J/4 Jan
2
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
—5
Co
Carpenter Steel Co
Carrier Corp common
54
42 J/a Jan
26
3 '
31
43% May 9
50 J/a Apr 29
34% Jan
3% Jan
70
2
2% Jun
May
29 J/a Jan
Mar 12
9% Jan
4% May 29
44
May 21
70
May 28
(Philip) Mfg Co
10
Carlisle Corp ^
1
No par
Carolina Clinchfield & Ohio Ry_100
Carolina Power & Light
No par
41 J/a May
Jan
48
28
26% Oct
108
Tuesday
May 27
Carey
24
22
30 % May 29
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
11
Mar 16
37 Va Oct
96
LOW AND HIGH
NEW YORK STOCK
1963
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
583/4
20,100
6,700
11,800
1.400
.
67,600
Volume
Number
197
6269
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2261)
.17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Lowest
18% Oct
24
34 % Feb
5
23
27
343/4 Mar 19
NEW
Highest
22% Jan
27% Jan
Sep
Jan. 1, 1963
Range Since
Highest
21
283/4 May 28
33
2
YORK
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Apr
Controls
10
Co
of
>
America
12 3/4 Jun
25
23
6
16% Jan
2
24% May 13
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
Copeland Refrigeration Corp.._
Copper Range Co__
27% Oct
26
433/s Mar 21
32% Jan
2
38
Apr
Copperweld Steel Co
60
May 22
8% Oct
1
183/4 Oct
23
40
15% Feb
43
May 28
105 Va Jun
87
27
Dec
11
.
5
Oct
31
% Mar
Jan
2
17% May 27
213i Jan
4
2
263/4 Jan
60% Mar 28
49
1943/i Mar 19
152
14
92 Va Jan
12
18
Jan
90
Feb
96 3/,
Mar 29
3/i Mar
27
22
173% May
6
87% Jan
24
J
Feb
21
91
Apr
Apr
153/4 Jan
11% May 10
43/4 Mar J1
,5
Dec
28
5% Dec
17
36
Oct
24
--683/4 Jan
2
42% Jan
2
50
Corn
8
10
93
May 17
.21% Mar 12
15
5% Apr "25
76% Jan
17
Dec
27
81% Apr
5
83% Jan
113/4 Oct
26
19% Feb
12
4
4
8
26
11% Apr
23% Jan
14 Va Jan
28
253/8 Feb
19
Oct
24
21% Mar 26
24% Feb
19
17% Oct
24
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
14 % Apr
2
20% Jan
4
30
Dec
18
343/4 Dec
41
Jun
14
48
37 Va Aug
8
18
91
Aug
7
12% Oct 22
86% Jun
27
14% Jun
25
6 % Oct
45% Oct
83
Mar 13
8
28% Feb
27
Sep
5
44,
Feb
27
59% Jan
2
45
Jan
4
58
Apt
3
96% Jan
4
10U
Jan
3%%
5 7c
23
May
-
21% Mar 29
107% Feb
16% Jan
103
2
Jan
7
17 % Jan
19
19% Aug 23
21% Apr
2
'
106
S2
15
25
15 % Jan
19
Jan
29
3
63% aDr
C
13
10
4
11% May
7
33% Jan
2
T
11
1238 Feb
5% Jun
20
22
Jun
25
13% Feb
24
25% Jan
3
39% Feb
7
12% Feb
2
35 Va Aug 21
33% Jan
3
24% May 16
38% Feb 26
673/4 Apr 15
78
9
19
Mar 20
573/8 Jan
17
$4
prior
$1.60
Class
22%
22%
36%
36%
36%
3 6 34
58
58%
58%
165%
1631/2
88%
*92%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12'/2
5%
5%
5%
5%
*53e
47
11%
24
23 3/i
23%
23%
22
22
21%
22
21%
21%
America__12.50
preferred—100
17%
16%
173/a
EXCHANGE
36%
35%
36%
45%
CLOSED
*44%
45%
*1C4 %
20
5
20%
*104 Va
20 Va
*58
5
20
8%
*44%
45%
52
51%
51%
97%
9 7 Va
973/4
21 Va
20%
8 Vb
6.1
*58
11%
11%
23%
23%
23%
7'
7Va
10
7
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7V8
10%
31%
31%
*31%
22 Va
21%
1
37%
373/8
37%
37%
—10
X57%
58%
57%
10
58%
*37%
110
36.900
106
300
23
15.830
8%,
60%
11%
23%
3.500
300
900
24
71
(
7
2,000
8,200
0
10
10
31%
31 %
1,300
300
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37%
300
58%
59
22 3
*37
37%
58
900
11,200
98
21%
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10
;
.
52'%
*8%
2 2 3/a
21%
39,700
4,100
45%,
59V4
31%
22%
37%
7%
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31%
22
A
23%
7%
2,200
11,100
213a
11%
23%
22'%
17%
106
8%
10
*31 Va
1
Inc
-
233%
21'%
59%
11%
11%
2,700
*97%
21%
8%
*58%
5.10
11%
51%
IO51/4
20 %
,■
84%
*44%
MEMORIAL DAY
21%
8%
61
23%
No par
20%
105%
105
11 Va
—No par
common
20%
103
8%
100
preferred
163/4
.35%
20%
•
No par
common
17%
36%
5i%
47 Vo
36
STOCK
16%
36
51
3,600
30
17
23%
*97%
l.OOO
23'%
22
83%
•.113/4
98
12 V4
11%
471/4
*81 %
11%
51 %
4,800
931%
51%
46%
82 Va
51
22,400
47%
47%
11%
*44%
5b 1%
165
*81%
47
82%
11%
*97%
2.200
89
5%
47%
5
37
12-3%
123/4
•
2,500
*9234
83%
No par
preferred
Cutler-Hammer
573-8
11%
24
.
12,200
2,600
27,700
*88
*81%
X
1,900
24'%
164'%
1
25
22'%
23%
36%
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171%
22 38
88%
93 %
32
17%
164V2
89 V2
*92%
28%
31%
59
167
Shares
28%
36%
58%
the Week
M ?.y 81
23%
164%
Inc
prior
22%
*88 Va
—_No par
preferred—
Curtis-Wright
22%
22%
93%
Drug Stores Inc.-2.50
Publishing common
1
Curtis
22 3'4
89%
common
;—
Press
22%
Friday
May 30
171%
22»%
*92%
Cunningham
14
17% Jan
14 Va Feb
20 Va
of
Co
Corp
4 % 7c
14
Jan
Aug 16
28
;
Cudahy Packing Co
14
Mar 13
35
8% Feb
S
22%
Sales for
Thursday
31%
17%
*88 Va
common___2.50
convertible
Cuneo
May 31
2
27
24
3
6% Jan
8% Dec
47% Oct
19% Jan
10
20
14% Jun
31 % May 29
Mar
Seal
Steel
5 V4 7c
25
70% Jan
7% May
52% Jan
7
3
&
31'/a
17%
165%
25
preferred
Crucible
May 31
9% May 29
19 Va Dec 28
Cork
31%
17%
PRICES
100
Corp com
preferred1
Crown Zellerbach
Corp
$4.20
preferred
May 15
23
common
preferred
convertible
Crown
31%
17%
5
Crompton & Knowles Corp
No par
Crowell-Collier
Publishing—
l
37% May 15
46% May
6
31%
SALE
28 34
33%
1
Co
28%
58
1947—.100
Crescent Petroleum
2i
97
24
of
ser
Inc
Crane
28%
22%
5
27
22%
1
28
17 Va
1
Coty International Corp class A- ,1c
11
22 Va Jun
preferred
Coty
May 21
100
preferred
3 Va %
31
HIGH
Wednesday
31%
,.5
common
AND
May 28
27
50c
Works
Tuesday
May 27
__5
Co
Glass
3% 7c
22
Apr
Products
Corning
Monday
Ac
_5
6OV2
4,500
37,800
s
D
32% Oct
22
45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
46
Feb
86% Jan
5
91
Dec
12
89 Va Apr
3
92
Feb.
15% Feb
7
13
Jan
2
16 Va May 24
18% Mar 12
133/4 Jan
2
203/8 May 21
27
Jan
11
May 29
9% Jun
25
25
Dana
Corp
1
433/4
100
*89%
91
5
153/4
16
Dayco Corp—50c
19%
20
4
common
_
33%7o
Dan
preferred series A
River Mills Inc
20% May 29
77% July 27
29% Jan
2
30
Jan
85% Dec
31
82
Mar
4
86
Jan
2
78
Preferred
86
31
3.75%
84% Mar
4
87
Jan
18
Preferred
3.75%
series B
Preferred
3.90%
series
Va Aug
2
Dec
81 % Aug 30
87
34 % May 28
51% Apr
57 Va Feb
41% Oct
2
Dec
13
87
16
21
May 10
45% Feb
20
90
2
Jan
Apr
Dayton
29
46
18
51% Jan
31
25
Decca
68% May 31
12% Jun
27
20 Va Dec
13
18% Mar 27
22% Feb
38 V* Jun
26
553/8 Feb
15
46% Jan
3
6
21%
Jun"
15% Jun
15
25
7% May 29
30
Nov
9% Oct
20
29% Feb
15
22 Va Jan
26
2
14
34% Jan
30
18 % Jan
4
10% Jan
2
26
343,4 Jan
10
31 % Jan
24
69
Feb
12
4634 Jan
3
40
24
53% Jan
2
453/4 Jan
3
9% Oct
25
Denv
27% Jan
22
103/b Jan
2
Delaware
14% Apr
34
16
19
18
11% Mar
6
15% May 14
233/a Mar 26
18% Jan
2
35% Jun
23% May
363/i May
Diners'-
27% Jan
25
48 V* Mar 23
43% Jan
2
15
'
22
21% Jan
3
19
Jan
3
May 29
223/4 Dec
5
21% Jan
3
22% May 29
16 Va Jun 25
20% Dec
28
17% Jun 27
16% May 29
40
23 Va Jan
2
6
21% Jan
24
Dec
7
Mar
20% Jan
4
37% Jan
26
23
24 Va Apr
24
22% Jan
Jun
27
723/4 Jan
4
17% Oct
24
32
Mar
5
223% Jan
2
20% May 29
31
Feb
8
21% Mar
•
Mar 26
55
22
Mar
4
13
May 29
22
Jan
23
16% Jan
2
43
Jun
26
61
May 27
Oct
24
25
Jan
53% Apr
13% Jan
10
11
16
63/4 May 29
164% Jun 27
2543/4 Mar 14
101% Jun
114
5
81 Va July 12
24 % May 29
39
44
Jan
5
Jan
2
13
Feb
26
10% Jan
233
22
30% Jan
2
,1
33% May 16
50
7
Oct
23
293/4 Feb 19
16% Dec
13
4
II3/4 Apr 29
253% May
2
203/4 Jan
9
153/4 Jan
4
313% Jan
4
23
15% July 3
31% May 29
80% Jun 22
9Vs Oct
85
Jun
973% Mar
24
25
7
243% Feb
273% Jan
13
20% Jan
23
19
243% Apr
24 3% Feb
Apr
553% Feb
16
93% Dec
7
21% Jan
4
12% Jan
115% Mar 15
106% Jan
101
July
46'% Jan
90
9
30
May 28
403/8 Mar 23
11
Jun
88% Jan
98% Mar
101
341/2 Jan
5111 Va May 22
513% May 27
_
•
25
89
Jan
22
May 29
95
Feb
20
26
Jun
27
46'% Nov
1
18
94
3
Aug 23
Nov
30
92% Jan
41
2
50
17
31'% Mar
5
9% Jan
2
19
26% Jan
26
17Vs Jan
2
27 3/a Jan
3
22 Vb Oct
24
7Va Oct
24
15% Mar 16
28% Jun
15
39% Mar 15
Feb
13
351% Jun
25
491/2 Mar 30
12
Oct
24
23i% Jan
55
Jun
21
2
Oct
30
U1/4 Nov
68
9
2
8
Mar 20
34% Mar
2
14
1
Jan
47'% Jan
26
41/2 Jan
3
5
21 Va Jan
Jan
2
61
Jun
25
9
May 17
20% Jan
3
8'% Jun 27
16'% Oct 23
36% Jan
2
34i% Sep
49V8 Apr
9
May 29
14
Mar
9
46VaMarl4
19% Jan
38
Jan
4
May 29
213/4 Feb
7
8% Feb
14
15
Nov
16
23'A Mar 12
31
Jun
14
70% Mar 21
51/2 May 29
111/2 Feb
32% Jan
2
50
27
523/4 Feb
21
24
39% Mar
Nov
27% Oct
For
footnotes,
8
1
-
_
prior
25
Jan
381/2 May
37% Jan
2
2
6
3
May 31
ll'A May 29
41/4 A or 16
15
May
32% Apr
6
„
1
47%
27'
27%
26 Va
48%
27
26%
27
16
26%
26
26%
26
26 3/s
STOCK
26'%
17,300
24%
23%
23%
EXCHANGE
23%
24%
16,800
27%
27%
27%
CLOSED
62%
27%
27 %
63
62%
63 Va
62%
63
62 %
63
26%
26%
18,100
26%
26
MEMORIAL DAY
25 V8
26i%
10,400
22 Va
23%
#26
24 V*
23%
24
26V4
■
.22%
26
23i%
23'%
6,000
17 To
18
3,600
61
61
13%
13 Va
13%
5,700
14%
14%
15 Va
25,600
17%
18
17%
17%
17%
17%
*60%
61
61
61
603/4
61'%
13%
14
14
14
13%
13 %
5
250%
252
249%
252
250
No par
108%
108%
108%
108%
108 %
No par
*87
com
5
'13%
133/s
87 Va
32%
87
33%
x32%
133i
13 3/4
'
251%
108%
251 '/a
253
108%
108%
87%
88'%
800
32%
33
32V8
32%
9,300
44
*43'/4
87
32%
12,900
1,000
~
.
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44%
x44
44
*43%
50
*48
50
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46%
46%
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45%
50
49
50
45%
49i%
45%
*45%
44
10
50
90
46'%
400
49
100
*48 %
49
*47%
50
*47%
47%
*46%
471/2
*46%
47'%
*46%
47%
—50
*48 %
49%
*47%
49
*47%
48
*47'%
49
5
;
1,400
88
87
*48%
50
4,500
17%
17%
17%
17%
*17%
18
Xl7'%
♦47%
49
49
17%
900
1
12
12 Va
12
12%
12%
12 Va
12%
17,800
2
com
26 V*
26%
26%
26%
.26Vi
263%
26'%
26'%
"1,400
12
23%
233%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23'A
1
com
22%
23
22%
23
22%
22%
22
22%
10
58'%
58%
58%
58 3%
583%
611/2
61%
623A
*100'%
2,400
23%;
50,700
7,900
114%
114%
116
114 VB
50
*99%
101
*99%
101
100%
100%
*99%
1
36%
363/4
36%
36%
36%
36%
36%
37
1
11 Vb
11%
11%
11%
11 Va
Edison Bros Stores Inc common.—1
11%
11'A
11%
5,700
x51%
53
53
53 %
533/4
2,400-
95
*94%
41/4%
Ekco
Co
Corp
common
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing Co
preferred
Products
Bond
&
52 Va
52 Va
100
*94%
95
*94 %
2.50
29%
30
29 Va
100
*98Va
101
*98Vs
of Amer_—1
38%
39
,
Co
common
5
Share
59%
5
Co
31
60
.
100Va-
52%
95
*941/2
29%
29
18
29%
29
101
100
18%
8,400
115%
15,600
•
1003A
10
12,400
95
29%
3,900
'
*98V8
*98%
101
39
39%
39%
38%
39
1,700
59%
•
31'A
101
39
60%
60%
60%
60
60
-2,400
31
31%
31
31'%
31
31%
101
;
6,200
Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs—10s
Electric Storage Battery
10
Electronic Associates Inc
1
5%
5%
5%
53/4
54%
55'A
55
55 Va
55%
56
55%
55 3A
1,700
48%
49%
48%
51%
51%
523/4
51VB
52'A
21,500
Elgin
10%
11%
10%
10%
10Va
10%
10%
103A
10,500
33,000
El
National
Paso
Watch
Natural
Air
5%
Mfg
7,400
3
19
19%
19
19%
19
19%
19
19%
1
36
36%
36%
363/8
36%
36%
36%
36'/a
9%
9%
40%
9%
93/4
10
x9%
9%
40
40
39%
40%
1,700
54%
543/4
54%
55
2,500
Co
5
20c
9%
x40
54 Va
Empire District Electric Co
10
Endicott Johnson Corp common__10
x48%
40 %
54%
40%
18,200
/
7,700
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
Erie-Lackawanna RR
48%
54 Va
*48%
48
48
21%
22%
21%
22'/8
22
22%
22 Vs
22'A
100
*74%
75'%
75'%
7534
*75
753A
75%
75%
140
1
preferred
27 Va
27%
27%
28'%
28%
28'%
28%
29'A
43
43
42
42%
41%
41%
41 %
42
14,600
2,300
8.50
Co com No par
5%
preferred series A
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co
Eurofund Inc
:
Products Co
54%
/
49'A
3'%
3%
17%
17%
*17%
18%
3%
mi
17%
50
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62'%
*603/4
62'%
*60%
62'%
1
15%
15%
5
3
Co class A
//
100
1
&
5%
:
Gas
&
Manufacturing Co
(Max)
5%
5
Phonograph
Freight Corp
Bearing
5%
Co
7.50
3%
14%
40'%
413%
15
14%
143/4
42'%
41%
41%
42
3%
15%
3%
15
1.5
42'%
.
15
46%
47%
46%
46%
46%
47
47%
11%
ll3/8
11%
—1
preferred
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp l
Fairchild Stratos
Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Co common
50q
5 7c
junior preferred
50
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
!
1
5
16%
16%
convertible
Corp com
36%
6%
x25%
x50%
36
514
5
'
3%
18,500
240
18'A
62%
15 3/8
5,700
15
15 V8
13,000
41%
42%
35,000
44%
14,600
46%
48%
47
46
47
11%
.
ll'A
11%
5
5%
•
4,500
2,100
1,500
"
27,600
51/4
16%
16%
16%
1638
16%
7,00 *
36%
1
5%
16 3/a
37
'6%
25 Vs
5'A
700
4,800
V
463/4
47
11%
1
15
3/4
42 3i
15%
46 'A
47V4
11%
Co
33s
18
♦6034
48
42'%
42'A
10
Co
*47%
42%'
15
41%
42%
No par
$1.50
26%. May 24
511/2 Jan
8
5,000
112%
Factor
373/8 Apr
20%
23%
common
Steel
Fairbanks Morse &
Fairbanks Whitney
3
20%
113
Kodak
Fafnir
5
20'%
1
Inc
30'A Jan
20
27%
1
Corp
50 V4 Mar
6,100
24 Va
preferred
Eversharp
8% Feb
263%
xll2%
$3.60
Evans
50% Jan
5,500
26 Va
10
Eastman
Ex-Cell-O
2
29%
26%
183%
151% May 14
42% May 31
19
28%
26%
20
101 Va
463% Feb
May 22
25 %
28
26V4
20
18%
47c
6 Vs Jan
6,100
27V4
26
20 %
19%
27Va
26%
/ 26
100Va
Emhart
18% Jan
6,600
18Va
573% May 14
51
Mar
6
16% Jan
■
7,700
12,800
18%
Emery
22 V8 Jan
see page 25.
48 Va
27%
Inc
Electric
48% May
49 % May
26%
47 %
100%
Radio
7
26'%
34%
18%
Emerson
25
26%
35V4
"20%
24
preferred.
Emerson
13
26
35"
10%
15Va
—.50
Stainless
11
16 '/a Jan
49%
35%
11
15
5
24
21% Feb
49
34%
10%
E
IIV2 Jan
611/2 May 22
2
48'%
20%
27
:
Lines
43
Jan
48
20%
50
20% Apr 22
36% May
9
58i% Maj. n
13
19V2'May 29
Apr
Apr
8
523% May 29
12i% Jan 24
133% Jan
91/2 Jan
46
10'A Oct 29
,
58
30
45% May 16
41% Feb 13
2% Jan
14% Jan
6 3/s
35
15
20 Vb
101 Va
23% May 20
76
May 20
29i% May 31
2
Jan
63
1
12
27
42% Jan
Aug 22
26% Feb
57
24
Jan
54i% May 21
18'% May 29
34% May 29
29
34%
11%
15
19%
1
Electric
16
42
Jan
5,300
35
11%
15 %
19%
Inc
(E I)
31% Apr
Jan
15% Oct
Jan
15%
203%
ll3/8
15%
1
de Nemours
Air
11
15
20'%
XI1%
*26%
800
7,900
6,400
No par
2
16
57%
Inc
26'% Jan
56% Feb
57
1.25
Co
4»/2% preferred
Elastic Stop Nut Corp
Electric Auto-Lite Co
38 3% Dec
57i%
50c
60'% May 29
25
2,900
57%
18'%
5
25
571%
*100%
Eaton
30
24
Jun
50
57%
49^2
,100
Echlin
95 % Apr
Jun
8
57%
2.50
18
100
233% Sep
57
Corp
Eastern
14
29
_
50i%
No par
_
Eastern Gas & Fuel Assn
18
24
51/2 May 28
50 Ve
_Nopar
Cigar Corp
■
Dynamics Corp of America
$1 conv preference
Jan
Jan
2
50%
l
DWG
Feb
Jan
30
33%
50%
2
—
39% May 21
6'% Jan
18,500
51
5
2
33% Jan
13%
50%
33'%
Co
18
27
13%
33%
No par
—
32'% Jan
24
14,500
13%
2.50
Sons
49 Va Jan
4'% Sep
13
33
_1
5
22% Jun
32%
13%
33V2
Ltd
preferred
60
27
37%- Nov 30
63 3% Mar
7
32%
13
33%
'
Inc
Chemicals
Pont
15
100
333% Nov 26
101
32%
13%
32%
32%
1
preferred
4.10% preferred
$2.10 preferred
30
37% Jan
3,000
24,000
18,700
1
Eastern
Apr
51
2.50
Productions
Fund
Power
41/2%
50i%
_50c
—
Eagle-Picher Co
May 17
May 29
1223% Apr 26
503%
33 %
1
Corp
Club Inc—
14
18 3%
531/4
49%
33
Corp
4.20%
103 1/2
51
xl3
No par
Corp
23
623% May 31
Jan
Co
Fruit
>
18% Oct
5,200
49%
1
$4.50 preferred
$3.50 preferred
Duquesne Light Co
31
213%
53i%
137/B
32%
Dunhill International
Mar 21
68'%
21'%
54%
15
Drewrys Limited USA
7
Jan
50
17% Mar
12
33% Dec
50% Mar
67%
21%
53%
323/4
4%
48
67%
21%
54V2
32%
Jan
1
67%
21%
54
5,200
preferred
3
67%
21 Va
%:
19,800
preferred
May
x66%
54
58,800
$3.75
Jan
663/4
21%
54
14
$4.15
46
653%
21Va
-
28
2
48
1,500
23
Corp
Dow Chemical
22
45% *
27%
May 31
47
45%
22 V8
Dominick
du
20
45%
14
(Walt)
Duplan
160
'
91
23
Duke
15% May 31
2563/4 May
9
109% Mar 15
893/, Mar 26
453/4
*88%
28 Va
(The)
DuBois
453/4
13%
18% May 17
633/4 May 1.7
14% Jan 17
2
Fe,b
91
45%
22 %
Dresser Industries
Jan
17
*88%
45%
3,100
27%
263/4 May 22
25% Jan 15
46
45
91
1
Co____
Mines Ltd—
-Dome
.
May
July 10
15
*88%
453/4
Dover
48
26
91
87
13%
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
11
44 % Apr
43% Apr
47% Apr
*88 %
87
22%
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
4
Mar 27
87
27 3/s
14
Feb
47
*85%
13%
30
•6
42
49% May 25
48% Jun 13
48 % July 1.3
86
29%
27%
28% Apr
14
12
May 29
23% Oct 25
10
29%
85%
10
„
24
Sep
19
8
7
29 Va
85'%
Coatings
—
29% Apr
293/4 Jan
44
45% Jan
2
29
Jan
105 Va Apr
84
Apr
Apr 27
97% Apr 27
32 % Mar 22
423/4 Jan
433/4 Jan
2
29Vs
*85
87
—No par
Distillers
28% Mar 19
19
2
29
85%
*85%
_50c
Dr.* Pepper
31% July 18
29%
*85
87
22
30
253/4 Jan
13,900
293/s
85V2
13%
Disney
23
19
28%
22%
2
49% May 31
283/s May 22
Apr
22,600
13%
DiGiorgio
8
40% Feb
12% Jun
3,600
15%
27
Stores
23
.
18
15%
85 %
Light Co—-6.75
National
26
9
19%
26%
21%
Diamond
Oct
•
19 Va
51%
Edison
ll3/4 Oct
15
90%
19%
19
50%
Chemical
Diana
443%
*90
15 5%
3
Diamond Alkali
583A May
3
12% Jan 15
44
90%
15%
.100
C__
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
Mar 22
43%
*893/8
15%
*85%
Rio Grande West RR_No par
&
x43 %
90%
100
Inc
Detroit
10% Oct
16
&
44%
100
A
Hudson—
Lines
43%
*89%
15%
Supply Co of N Y.—_2.50
21
17% Feb
common—7
series
1
DeSoto
29
54% Feb
Light
Inc
Power
Air
Dentist's
May 29
May 29
2
2
24
Oct
23
9% Jan
31% Jan
37% Oct
Delaware &
'
9
26% Oct
Records
Delta
31
31% Dec
13
May 16
52% May 24
28% Apr 16
18
19% Jan
12
12% Mar
Feb
&
Deere & Co__
55 Va
36% Mar
Power
44%
37Vs
'36%
38'A
38'/2
3938
23,300 •?.
61/2
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
25 'A
25%
50%
50 34
353/4
36
25%
50 3A
36 Va
*501/2
-
35,%
25V4
•
51
36
25%
*50
35%
26
51
35%
6.50Q,
6,700
40
3,000
18
(2262)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
,
34
Apr
30
19
May 28
20
29
Mar 29
26% Jan
8
25
14
28
Jan
2
17% Jan
2
10% Mar 13
8 % Jan
2
9% May 16
2
19% May 17
13% Jun
6% Jun
"
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
Jun
25
15% Jan
42% Mar 15
31
5
24
14 % Feb
14% Oct
25
22 % Feb
25
44% Feb
6% Apr
7
6% Oct
24
22% July 1137 V2 Jun 27
3 8%
26
Feb
15
Fiberboard
Jan
2
35% Feb
27% Jan
2
6ctr24
v
36% Apr
37% Jan
23
58% Feb
2
23
17% Jan
2
22% May 24
8
85 % Jan
23
89% Mar 27
104
35% Jun 26
Mar
46
$4
41% Jan
3
46% May 13
Jan
23
Feb
13
5
Jan
5
7
7% Feb
Florida
Jan
40% Feb
25
46% Jan
9
25
82% Feb
65% Jan
2
75% Jan
18
30 Va Mar
14
Jan
2
17 % Feb
4
29% Oct
24
30
35% Jan
2
44% May 14
47
Dec
18% Oct
26
40% Jan
89
22
96
21% Jan
95% Jan
25% Feb
2
14
97
Dec
21
13% May 29
29% Jan
3
J.6% Mar 13
11
21 % Jan
8
13
Jan
14% Jan
3
11% Jan
May 29
10% Jun 25
8% Nov
20% Mar 29
7
36 % Jun
26
47
24
Dec
>-
8%
42
Food
7
23
Jan
8%
8%
18%
>; i *18%
18%
18%
18%
37%
363/4
36%
36
36%
24%
*24%
24%
24%.' 24%
48%
48%
24% I/-
*24%
48%
47%
-
49
:
;
47
48
8%
v;.
173/4
17%.
41%
41%
27%
27%
27%
27%
28 Vb
32%
33%
33%
323/4
-33
16% May 20
15 % May
32 3/4
33%
33 %
33
33%
32%
33%
32%
33 %
53%
55%
55 V4
56-/4
56%
57 Va
.35
13,700
35%*
35
35%
35 Vb
35%
35
35%
37,%'
20,900
36%
37%
37%
.55%
21%
"55%
21%
21%
21%
21%
12 Vis Feb
1
.
stock
•
51% May 31
14
Ford
•
-
12
2
28% Apr
26
1
2
26% Mar 19
37% May 21
15
24% Jan
32% May 13
Nov
20
84
85
30% Oct 24
463/4 May 22
35% Jun
58
Jan
88% Apr
15
Feb
31 % May 28
39
40% Mar 20
21
47 Vb May
.
Y.
6%
.44%
44 %
7.7,,
4 %
4
".6% Mar 28
2
33% Mar 27
2% Oct
24
18V4 Jun
14
27 Va Jan
10
17% May 29
263/4 Jan
2
19% May 27
12
'
3% Jan
19
10% Jun
27
14% Jan
4
23 Vb Jun
26
32 Vb Feb
16
94% Jan
'
8
Oct
24
27
52% Jun 25
5% Jun
26
Jun
70
28-
102
May
Feb
7
42%
41%
43
42
42%
42 Vb
1
24
divid pfd series of '51—__15
Giant Markets Inc common—1
♦95%
Fair
Stores
Inc
common
convertible preferred—..
Motor
23%
97 Va
*95%
97%
20%
*15 V4
16
15
15%
*15%
15 Vb
1
10%
10%
10%
48%
48% I
48%
49 Vb
10
10%
10
26%
26%
31%
31%
31%
27%
28%
37 3,4
38 %
1
8%
8%
*8%
2
10
1
Fram Corp
Franklin Stores
Corp
Sulphur
Inc.
.
Co
25
Corp common
preferred
97%,
6
15%
10%
10%
49%
lOVa
10%
26%
26%
26%-
31%
32
22
32%
3,500
373/4
'
10%
26 V4
V-.
38
■38
38 3
a
9,100
•
Oct
23
79 Va Jan
8
27
Jun
4
20
Amer
General
7% Jan
117% Apr
33
9% Jan
24
16% Jan
24
42% Mar 15
14
36% Jan
8%
8%
.1.900
20,100
25%
25%
25%
26V4
34V4
353/4
35%
353/4
35 Va
36%
13,630
31%
32 y4
32
32 %
32 V«
32'/a
31,300
*87%
88 Va
83%
*87%
'
251/2
J
■
88%
32%
38 s
.32
31%
38%
45%
45V4
•■* 87 Va
•
88 Va
'31%
"
•
38%.
8
32%
38V4
.
.'45%
32
739
45V4
-
27V'
Ar>r
29
1
4 %
May 24
25 Vb Mar
-
.
38 Va
45%
'45%
General
7
Electric
General
77% Mar
85% Feb
4
General
Foods
Jan
4
11
13% Feb
21
33% Jan
2
30
Apr
21% Jan
Jun
1
116 Va Dec
3
44 Va Jun
25
59% Dec
20
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
115% Dec
21
88% Dec
38
Apr
57% Jan
5
1
118
General
31
87
Jan
14
43% Aug 14
32
May
Oct
24
30 3/4 Mar
1
26% Jun
25
59
Jan
9
33
34.% Oct
19
44% Feb
9
37% Jan
10
4% May 29
25% May 28
7% Jan
2
5 Va Jan
3
4
34% Feb
95% Mar
1
40% Jan
17% Jan
2
Mar 19
''
Mar 20
30% Jun
1
14
General
Public
Utilities
General
11% Jan
2
26% Jan
2
1
15% Apr 22
33% Apr 15
31% May 21
26 Va Jan
22
18 Va Oct
24
22% Jan
6% Oct
24
19% Feb
20
Oct
22
30 % Apr
97
Jun
25
102 % Feb
4
23
100
Apr
16
103
Mar 25
$5
100
Jun
14
1063/4 Apr
13
101% Jan
4
107
Feb
21
5Va %.
14
38% Apr
8
1013/4 Mar 12
104 % Apr
8
52% Apr
15
20% Jan
$1.30
preferred
27 V2 Jan
$1.25
2
26% May 15
12% May 14
General
27% May
General
2
42% Feb
19
3
43 Va Mar
52
35
Jan
22
58 % Jan
40 % May 29
623A Jan
2
Jan
10
67
12 Vb Jun
25
20
Feb
16
17 Va Jan
10
243/b May
May 29
19
Feb
21
14
% Apr
30
16% Jan
27Va Jan
24
Mar
5
233/4 Jun
27
34% Nov
29
28 % Oct
24
551
Jan
2
28
Jan
11
433/4 Mar 15
33
Jan
3
16% July
6
33% Mar 18
32% Mar 21
23VaJan
2
&
Time
Tire
25
Inc
41 Va Apr
Gimbel
Gibson
2
Glen
Alden
14
36% Jan
2
413/8 May 29
Glidden
35 % Mar 19
42% Feb
41 % Dec
20
37% Feb
28
29
4
48% May 31
21% Apr 25
193/4 Apr 16
Grace
20 % Jan
33% Apr
153/« Apr
3 Vb Dec
27
Oct
23
34
14
25 Vb Jan
60% Jan
Dec
18
24
62 Va Feb
35
34% Oct 26
47% Feb
42% Jan
16% Jan
12 3/4 Oct
23
30
May 29
137% July
3
22 V8 Jun 26
35% Feb
147
14 Vb Jan
28
Sep
17
■36 % Jan
Jan
143
22
25
Great
_
.
81 Va Dec
31
19
4334 Apr. 12
34
Jan
943/4 May u
97
Mar
7
95
Jan
95
90
Jan
2
93
Ju )
24
103% July 18
105
Jan
10
15% Oct 23
For
97% Jun
107
Dec
17
106
106
Mar 12
footnotes,
Jan
92
see page
&
Iron
Shoe
50,000
39%
40%
40
423a
42%
383/4
38%
38%
39
5%
53/4
5%
5%
33 %
'
33%
33 %
33%
1,000
43%
38 Va
5%
33%'
34
57
550
14,500
8
34
9,200
9,100
15Vb
15
I.514...
32V4
32%
32%
32%
1,000
29Vb
29%
30 V4
30 Va
30%
30%
7,900
25
15%.
147/b
27%
27%
27%..
*27
271/4
271/4
271/4
500
26%
20
26%
26
26%
63,100
12
11%
12
11%
12
*27%
27%
271/a
27V2
*271/2
*26 Va
27
27
27
26 Va
26%
26
11%
11%
11%
%
24 Va
24%
102
1011/4
101%
103%
103%
1033/4
25
253/a
101 %
104
35%
103 Va
.
25%
35%
36%
104
104
25%
*1011/2
102 Va
*103
105
*'
36%
104
35%
Y
104'%
26'A
61,300
110
■V:Y
160
.
6,100
36%
104 %■
501/2
50%
62 Ve
63 Vb
61%
613/4
621/2
63 Va
631/2
21%
21%
21%
2I.V2
21%
21%
22
14%
14%
141%
14%
141/2
143/4
14%
143/4
29%
29%
29
600
64%
21%
50%
.
50 Va
50%
.
50%
■
50 V4
51
13,600
2,700
20,900
29%
29%
30%
291/2
35%
*351/4
3534
35%
31%
32%
32%
33
32%
34 %
37%
38%
37%
38V4
371/2
38
371/2
38
28
28%
28
28i/a
28i%
28%
29
15
5,000
35%
32
•
301/4
35%
31 %
15i/4
35%
*35
15
15
41
.
V2
41
28%
15
151/4
15
41
411/4
41%
"413/b
15%
300
v.
■
9,100
25%
353/4
104
'
1043/4
104
36
%
1021/2
*101V4
104
-.
6,200
:
-
400
75,900
10,000
.
4,400
42,400
i
41% 441%
2,100
5
xl8%
18%
18%
'18%
18%
18%
18%
18 Va
12%
12%
121/4.
12%
12 %
121%
12%
12%
50%
51 Va
50%
5IV2
50%
513%
50 %
51
30,900
No par
35%
36 %
35%
35%
351/2
361/4
36 Va
37%
34,200
4
x39 %
39 %
39
391/2
39 5/8
40 V2
39%
393/4
45%
46 Vb
45%
47
47
48 Va
47%
48-%
19
19%
19
19
19 Va
193%
19
19%
3,600
;
1,600
'
4
1,900
2,800
:
52,000
5
18%
18%
18%
181/2
18
18%
18%
18 Va
11,200
6.25
;
x28%
29%
29
29%
28%
293/4
'29%
301%
31,900
2.50
common
100
15
26
15 Va
26%
87
15
15%
14%
14%
15'4
26
26%
X25%
26
25%
25%
*851/4
86
*85%
3
2%
23/4
47%
48 34
*86
87
1
2%
2%
2%
2%
15%
2%
Co—1
48%
48%
4734
48%
471/2
Stores
Pacific
♦86
Tea
5,800
'
7,900
16 VB
16%
16%
16%
16 %
16%
16%
44
431/4
431/2
43
431/2
42 Va
54%
53V2
54
53'%
54
53%
1
No par
100
19%
41%
152
19%
43
152%
19'4
43%
153
41%
'41%
42%
84%
41%
831%
83V4
82
Va
821/2
49'4
47%
48%
473/4
48%
39%
39 Va >39 Va
391/2
39%
.*
-
84
*82
47%
39%
39 Va
97% May 28
^
$4.20
Feb
108 Va Jan
30 /
Feb
109
..
preferred
$4.40
28
28
preferred
preferred
$4,44
$5
preferred
$5.08
"
600
24,800
'
4,500
-•
90
901/4
90 V2
90%
90%
44%
45
45
45%
45%
45V2
45%
45%
61,200
36
36%
36%
37
36%
37
36V4
36%
14,600
97%
500
100
*97
97%
98
97%
97%
*90
901/2"
97%
*97
98V2
98 Va
'
97%
98
98
101
*101
102
*101
102
*101
*106
10634
*106
1063/4
09
*1071/2
109
19
18%
1,100
102
97%
101
♦106
106%
*106
106%
100
♦107%
109
*1071/2
109
2.50
2,000
13; 100
.
90
100
Co
b
Y
'
___100
•—
Mfg
par
com_No par
100
preferred
Gustin-Bacon
No
8.33%
Co
170
27%
48%
_•.
40,400
*
273/a
39 Ve
Utilities
47,200
441/2
153
152
273/a
84
Corp
9,800
2,400
16,000
.
271%
47%
preferred
12,900
,
21%
42
441/2
153
-15.2
28%
42
Corp common
21
21%
43V4
44%
X41%
Co_.
19%
20
153
42 %
Manufacturing
\
54 %
Corp
Sugar com
1,900
..
.
433/4
53%
.
16%
43
41%
States
;;
No par
25
3
Oil
48%
86
No par
Ore Prop
Paper Co
27%
$5
7
10.000
38 Vb
28%
Gulf
22% Jan
2,000
22 Vb
5%
x28 %
Gulf
101% Feb
19
32 3/u
40%
3
8
May 21
90%
32%
30
4
100% Feb
17% Apr
25.
Feb
901/4
21%
32%
preferred
46% Apr 30
39% Mar 28
Apr
993/4 Feb
12
108% Mar 14
41
82
38 Vb Jan
90%
•
38%
Va %
conv
preference—
.*—50
Grumman Aircraft Eng Corp
_l
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR com_No
par
41% May 15
44 % Apr
2,300
14%
_5
Co
Western
1%
52% May 13
30 Va Jan
30% Oct 24
Nor
2
61% Jan
116%
32%
Co
T)
Greyhound
41 % Jan
1161/4
5%
1
Steel
Atlantic
2
5
116%
90%
29%
preferred
Green
5
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
(W
303/8 Mar 18
47% Dec
115%
22,100
1
Great
30% Dec
164,800
5
Great
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
190
73%
323'8
Ltd
tGrayson-Robinson
8
44% May
88% May
37%
115%
72%
14%
Co
15
26
27
&
Northern
29
90%
30c
Rubber
Northern Ry Co
Western Financial
64% Nov
70% Jun
&
Great
32% Nov
36%
1151/4
lo
Great
14
memorial day
723/4
116
72V4'
5
27
53
36%
1,800
3238
t
24 V2 Apr
27% May 29
31V2 Jan
2
25.800
'
May 22
Feb
13
6.67
(B F)
City
33A%
Great
154
17,600
12%
33%
14%
a.
51% May 21
Jan
82
39
2.50
Inc
R)
Graniteville
4
21 Va May 29
Jun
(W
Grant
11
46
.
81
CLOSED
38%
.
__lo
Corp
54 % May
33% Jan
2
22
49% Apr
17
Apr
43% Jan
24 % Feb
*115
59,000
43%
5
Granby Mining Co
Grand Union Co
4 % Jan
39% Jan
30% Oct
11
26% May
9
86 % May 24
2 Va Jan
90
l
10c
Co
Granite
12% Jan
36 Vb
36%
116
841/4
43%
32%
Co
Globe-Union
14
81% Jan
35%
116
115
29,700
83%
21%'
Globe-Wernicke Inc
27
20 Vb Jan
35%
115
-
2IV2
Gould-National Batteries Inc
9
12 Va Jun
2
12%
Corp of Calif-1
Cards Inc
5
Goodyear Tire
11
12V4
25%
STOCK
1
37% May 16
12
12%
8,300
,4
1
Dec
12%
_5
31% Mar
29 % Jan
12%
36 Vb
12%
80c
Goodrich Co
15% Apr
81%
32V4
Co
52% May 20
83
80 V4
25 %
210
2,!)00
EXCHANGE
32%
Corp
2
2
80%
No par
42 Va Jan
22
80
80
1
preferred
4
July
44
x43%
,26
21%
common
2
17% Oct
03Va
43,%
80%
43 Va
4%
32
com
72 % Jan
10% May 29
82V2
43%
I
21%
:
443/4 Jan
75
83%
43 Vb
■
'
18
25% Jun
:.r
25%
82 %
ul00
Rubber
24% Oct 24
30% Jun 21
27% Jan
25%
82%
2.50
25
2
25%
82
1,500
5
25
17% Apr 30
11% Mar
6
2
4%
3.33V3
1
34% Jan
4 3/4
21%
B)__
14
49% Jan
4%
1
15% Feb
24
434
32%
.__
21 Vb Nov
22
3,400
10,700
1
&
9% Jan
May 15
15% May 23
Ginn
14
45 Va Feb
123/b Oct
47'b
25%
21%
Brothers
14% Feb
21% Oct
480
'
%
1
22
16% Apr
15 Va Jan
4%
25%
Financial
24
9
31
32%
Co
8% Jun
54% Feb
5,100
o'-
87
31%
1
Corp
19% Dec 24
9% May 29
36% Oct 22
•.
3.200
52
87
31
No par
(series
Greeting.
Gillette
32 3/4 Oct
Feb
51%
873/i
__15'
Co
Gibraltar
13% Jan
52
116%
9.0 Va
_
Products
Oil
15
363/4 May 15
363/4 Apr.
8
30
100
8,700
.
14 'B
30%
115%
Giant Portland Cement Co
9
*14
87
___100
&
conv
Gerber
Getty
'
8:%
50%
*86
115%
9.0%
Corp
Georgia-Pacific
2
503/4
x8%
87
50%
51%
115%
Electronics
preference
$4.50
May 16
14Va
72%
preference
Genesco
36 3/4 Apr
53
6
Tele
General
1
14%
71%
_
'.
9
110
8%
71%
Corp:
'
■
5
preferred
3
8%
109%
83,4
70%
Co
1,000
•1,200
Telephone Co of Florida—
27% Mar 27
7
9% Mar 19
9
83/4
30%
3
Cement
2,700
1 ;
'
30 Va
1%
Advertising
•
-
7
35 '% '
109
8%
108
/
75:,/4''; >
87%
1
Signal Corp
General Steel Industries^
8
99
30%
1
Refractories
General
May
,V!
•
19%'
29 V2
1
„;
General
26 V2
14
14%
8%
108
3,100
4,000
-
74%
14%
8%
9,900
v
31%
30%
51%
<
___1
Corp
2
Service
22% Mar 28
5
44% Jan
.
8%
106%
.
9,
-•5,900
-
35%
75
No par
No par
Public
31% Jan
*983/b
.',351/2
-
~-~
451%
5%:
12 V'«
29%
99
39
♦8/V2
__No par
Precision Equipt
$1.60 conv preferred
2
-
14%
100
General
4
•'
____5
General
6
29%, Oct 26
834
*98 3/8
.
19%
712
'
9
108
106
_2
common
8
1
*
No par
common
43% May 31
Jan
23
74%
No par
39Va May
5% Jan
Mar
21% Oct
35
75%%
r
Portland
Dec
v
35%
75
-
32%
5
Outdoor
28
12
34%
75%
Corp
General
29
-30% Jun
L-5
75V;;.
8%
—__
General
28
33% July
34%
Corp
Corp—
Mills
May 29
16
98%
Co
5%
preferred
General Motors Corp.
$5 preferred
$3.75 preferred
25 Vb July 26
26
985b
com
15
37 Va Mar 22
18
99
,
23V8MaylO
21% Mar
Oct
*98%
General Instrument Corp
733,8 May 10
Jan
114
Apr
116 % Feb
113
293/b
12 V4
29%.
Finance
2
,12%
12Vb
29
Finance
Dynamics
General
14
12%
29%
193/4
12%,
293b.
Corp__
*303/a
1934
,
;
5
-
31
19s/b
Texas___5
of
5%
*30
-31
29%
100-
Contract
84% May 31
10 V« Oct
9
General.
44% Feb
: 05%
:
,12Vb
Inc
Co
71% Mar
19%
19%
5 V4
l
preferred
Cigar
39% Jan
Jan
21% Nov
1st
4%
General
}
5% Mar 22
29Feb
Co
General Cable Ccrp
Feb
96
15
9;
88
*29 Va
32
19%
:£
No par
Cgrp.J
Bronze
5
5%
*30
com
com
2,200
8 3/4
25 %
5
Transportation—1.25
Baking Co common
—5
General
3i
36% Feb
21 % May 29
,52% May
Oil
$8 preferred ___!
General Bancshares
.
.»
833a Jan
78% Mar 12
53% Mar 5
%
50
preferred
-General
-
'
29 % Jan
19
22
Jan
.
.
6
Dec
6-% Apr
24
V:
9% Apr. 23
46% Mar "20
85
-'
Amer
8% Apr
35% July 25
573/4 Jun 25
108
General
91 Vb Jan
25
Jun
54% Jun
4
77% May 16
2
25
% Oct
33% Mar
16
9
Corp
Investors
.
8 3/4
9
__100
American
$4.50
2
23
20% Jan
General
67% Jan
Jan
Nov
26
Acceptance
$0.60 conv voting pref—
v
15.400
201,200
29,100
32%
38%
•
common.l
preferred
3,000
10%
51%
"
35%
32
5
2
convertible
General
14
8% Apr
1
32
15
11% Jan
99
7% Nov
27
4%%
8.10O
16
257a
45%
5
Inc
4,600
I
-
♦87%
100
Skogmo Inc
7,200
22,400
...
31%
>
1
Gardner-Denver Co
Garrett Corp
43
34V4
10
33V?c
Fruehauf
9.500
*
20%
15
49%
10%
6,300
<•'
23%
*15%
15%
48%
26 %
31
Inc
23%
.
10%
•
10%
26%
_50c
Dairies
.
16
15
10%
2.50
Co
.
20%
21"
24 '.
'
44%
*95%
20%
20%
15%
15
23%
*95%
■
21
♦15%-
2
23%
97%
20%
10
Co
Gar Wood Industries
13% Mar 21
,/ 30% Jan
25,900
,
23%
44%
so
300
7
41%
99% May
40Vb Jan
97
10% Jan
;/
22% Apr
May 31
26% Mar
44% May 11
86
Jan
* ;:r. i
44%
-63/4.
.
'
Mar 19
19,400
V.
».
16%
Gamble
2
6
44%
6%
98
•
75
4%
May 20
'44%
44%
6%
*7.200
'
*97
.
16Vs
Friden
r
10
43% Jan
31% Mar 14
25
6 V2
44
2.50
10
Freeport
Jan
27% Feb
78% May 29
45%
6%
2.50
Foster-Wheeler Corp
24
2
,♦44%
y
74%
38% May 27
56
> 98
>
v
>•/
x43%
30% Feb
29% Jan
♦97
22%
88
16
11
3
97%
21%
*86
75 Va
Foremost
24
May 29
97%
memorial day
88
23,600
/•f/2,60O
V
44%
Foxboro
19% Oct
V
v
55%.,
21%
15%
10% May 17
23 % Oct
♦86
98
7,500
393/4
55%
• •
75
31% May 20
34% Jan 15
9% Jan
88
*97
44%
38%
*
'21%
21%
*86
:
closed
44%'
2
29
21%
89
■
:
75 V2
30
8% Apr
22% Jan
exchange
21 %
44%
26% Mar 19
3
39
,553A
16
23
19% Jan
22
*86
55
15%
1
28
21%
;
75
8
Apr
55%
21%
s
•
16%
4
8% Jan
36%
55%
Mart Inc
Foote Mineral Co____
3
2,700
'f 3,100
17,900
54%
75%
4%
Food
2
6,800
'
32%
25
Corp
0
17,600
173/4
41%
27%
33%
0
3,600
..200
.
27%
21%
Co
5
;
74%
Power
Feb
67
Railway
> 8.430
,
53%'
$4.20
Food
4
Mar
Coast
•930"4.200
7,200
17%
,
No par
___
2
9% May
26
29
17 Va
46 3/4
403/4
—5
>.
—
Corp Ltd
F M C Corp
"
7% Oct
46%
18%
^-1
Fluor
42% Apr
24
25% Oct
47
8%
1-15%
Florida
45% Feb
24
Oct
45%
'
12,400
V
-
41%
Florida Power & Light Co__._No par
21 % May 1"
"
24
25
18%
27%
preferred
100
B 2nd pfd
No par
East
14% Jan
7 % Oct
22% Oct
18%
•
.17%
A 2nd
conv
$2.25 conv
14
24
■
18%
.'{2,500
9%"
-
37
par
No
Stores
preferred
$4.50
12% Oct
25
National
Flintkote Co common
48 % Jun
Jan
18%
9%
■
-
40%
No par
Fischback & Moore Inc——
98% May
90
!
8
May
2
Mar 16
6% Feb
25
28% Jun
9%
:
19%
17%
First Charter Financial Corp.No par
2
18% Jan
24
3% Jun
9%
33 Vb
-
41 %
1
1
First
24
50 % Jan
8
26% Mar 16
87
Oct
Rubber
&
8%
16% < 17% '
15
31% Jan
2
1
85
Tire
i8%;
18%
48%
25
2
20% May
•
.13% Oct
Y>1. Firestone
33
19%
x40%
10
_
Inc
33
18%
28 .' *
..
x24%"'
44% Apr
72% Jan-
24
May 29 '
80% Aug
29
Filtrol Corp
Financial
Federation
: a '
Shares
33
■
23
43 % Oct
Paper
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc;
2
15
50% Jan
237/8 Oct
\2
Apr
66
Mar 12
33
48% Mar 21
3
18
the Week
18%
—1
Products__No par
Corp
Friday
Ma y31
-
37
_____10
Inc'—,
Fenestra
29% May
53% May 27
25%
24
May 17
Ferro
.
Sales for
..Thursday
May 30 V
45%
44%
8%
PRICES
9%
18%
,
18%
44%
44%
8%
9%
19
SALE
it.ay Z j
185/b
Xl7%
9%
18% '
.v.—25
____1.25
4.60%
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
V
42% May 15
'2
9%
HIGH
Wednesday
May Z6
33
33.%
118%:'' 19
_2
1
Corp
23 Va Mar 20
35% Mar 15
22 Vz May 29
49% Apr
2
13% Apr
35% Jan
8
Mar 21
24% May 22
<
23
6
28% Dec
May 29'::
14
42% Jan
6
31 %
20
18% Jun
2
Dec
53 % Feb
17
V
24
Oct
May 10
8
42
May 31
23% Jan
3
36
1 «
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings
5 '
Federal Paciiic Electric Co com_-__l
;5%%' conv 2nd pfd series A„23
Federal Paper Board Co common-—5
May 29
19% May
5
2
16% Jan
Fedders
May 2 7
33 %
33%
-
5
AND
Tuesday
Monday
Par
__
9% May
54% Jan
10 % May 29
29
>
47
37% Mar 12
2
7
.30 % Oct
23% Feb
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Family Finance Corp
Fansteel Metallurgical Corp
Fawick Corp
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
7
Highest
Lowest
98 34
140
98%
40
'
18%
19%
19
19 %
♦107V2
18%
.
•18%
4.800
Volume
Number 6269
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2263)
19
NEW-YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
'■
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
"
-
STOCKS
NEW
v
Highest
,
YORK
29
May 29
44% Oct
37% Aug 30
36% Mar 22
'59 y2 Feb 14
36
29
Jan
7
Jan
22
Apr
29
32% Feb
6
48% Feb
12
2
12 y4 Feb
12
54%. May 31
15 % May 27
Halllcrafters Co
2
22% Feb .6
2 /% Apr
Hamilton Watch Co
40
1
24
'
10-
27% Jan
May 28
18% Jun
83
27
July
3
:27%
■
Jan
108
3
Jan
93
Feb
4
Hackensack Water
Hall
107% Apr
26
26
36% Jan 31
29 % Jan
2
33% Apr
9
16 V2 Oct
24
34% Jan
4
2iy8 Feb
6
25
21% Oct
23
V'34% Jan
15
26% Jan
3
Oct
3
Aug
3
26
July 11
39% Jun
25
48% Mar 13
Y
128 y2 Apr
31% Jan
39% Jan
13
2
% 75% Jan
2
38% Feb
1
30% Feb
25 y4 May 29
i
17 y8 May 29
r
24% Jan
May 29
:
42
Dec
16
Oct
30%
4
934 Jan
Jan
22
28
21
Jan
Jan
2
35
2
53% Jan
3
22
.
•
27
Oct
i 42
18% May
9
32% Mar 20
-17% Jan
2
24
13
.
7y2 Mar 26
Mar 29
-40% Jan
16
19% Jan
2
35% Jan
2
22 y4
May 31
24% Apr
132
28
-
6 y8 May 29
38% Jun
10
Apr
.
Harsco
9
Apr
29%
World
&
M'ay 20
8
13 % Feb
Helme
25
50
Mar 21
36
110% Aug 10
55% July 18
118
Dec
20
115
Mar
1
118
82
Jan
>3
62
May
8
69
Jan
11
31% Mar 26
'37
Aor
4
40% Mar 27
May 29
2
65 % Jan
23
May 10
41% Feb
12
15% May 24
13% Feb
20
14% Oct
24
21% July 10
16% Jan
2
Oct
23
29
Feb
14
15% Jun
21
37
Jan
2
19% Jan
18% Apr
12% Jun
25
19% Jan
4
68% Jun
13
76
Nov
29
~5%
Sep. 18
11
22
Jun
24
4
33% Feb
13
7% Oct 24
3% Dec 19
17% Jan
2
8% Feb
1
6
3% Jan
27% Mar 19
43% Jan
2
26
Jun
25
41% Jan
3
87% Jun 25
93 ' Mar 22
94%. Dec
11
July 18
Jun
*8%
8%
7%
7%
7%
7%
43%
43%
*43%
31%
22%
33%
23
32%
22%
27%
ZZ.
Co
28% Jan
~
10% Jan
26
15
52% Feb
37% Feb
99
101% Jan
2
Feb
1
28
May
9
106% May
9
48% May 31
25
Jan
12
2% Jan
21
5
15% Jan
2
17
23% Mar
22
5
Holt
3% Feb
15
May 31
Houdaille
47% May 10
$2.25
45% Jan
82% May 17
80% Jan
8
88% Jan
23
Aug
6
10
89 y2 Jun
4
90
Jan
9
97% Dec
28
55% May 31
88
32 y8 Oct
8
2
9% Oct
43 %
1
95
39% Jan
2
50
2
13% Apr
11 % Jan
2
102
20
102
6
Feb- 28
* Jan
18
42
Dec
13% Oct
26
21% Feb
98% Feb
9% Mar 26
6
35% May 29
Hunt
14
43% Apr
5
13
16% Jan
18
5
8% Jan
Apr
14
6,500
25 %
4,800
13,700
14%
14%
40%
38
11%
11
38%
11%
38%
21,900
*116 %
117%
>■/'/• 20
*116%
*63
39
117%
67
63
700
280
6,100
63
200
32%
33%
32%
33 %
32%
33
32%-
32%
5,900
1
51%
51%
51 %
52%
52%
xl5%
53
53%
53%
9,100
Corp
„_50c
15%
15%
15%
15%
20%
20%
20%
20%
23
23%
x22 %
22%
_i
___Z__^__Z5
•
1.
21%
21%
19
comZZl
19%
21%
15%
15%
20%
20%
20%
23%
23
23
21%
21%
21%
22 %
19%
21%
19
:>
15%
20 %
*22%
19%
20%
.21 %
"
19%
I
4,700
,
8,400
1,000
12,900
•
62,800
100
'79%
79%
*79%
81
81
81
83
Corp___l
33%
34%
34%
36 %
35%
36%
35%,
37%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
9%
900
...2.50
24%
24%
"24%
24%
24 %
24%
10,100
.8%
8%
24%
8%
24%
^Oc
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
3,600
Corp..
3S0
79,400
5
4%
4%
4%
4%
*4%
4%
4%
4%.
3.000
43%
44%
44%
44%
44%
46%
52,400
30
29%
30%
30 3
a
45%
30%
44%
29%
30%
31
47%
48%
48
49
36
36%
...12.50
46%
5
.No par
47%
35%
Corp common
35%
47%
47%
35%
35%
*97%
99
*97%
*103%
105
1.03%
103%
44%
*2%
35%
44%
44%
44
?%
3
99
*95%
*
16%
16%
*16%
26%
26 %
45%
45%
common.No par
54%
55%
54%
83
83
*82
*102%
103 %
"lO
46%
46%
48 %
7,000
2%
2%
2%
2,600
90
*89
100
90
&
Nopar
45%
46%
48%
.48%
48%
1?
;
Co.
17
27%
*45%
12
551%
55
84%
*82
500
55%
*82
84%
89%
90
89%
10
12
45%
49%'
49%
12
45
46%
49%
12
.
,
250
100
50
5,800
12
45%
49
47
17.500
90
*98%
*9«% .190
100
•
300
10,400
46
12
4,400
18.800
'
1
12%
13
12%
13
12%
12%
3 2%
12 %
No par
*51 %
52
51%
52
52%
52%.
5'2%
52%
900
com____5
33%
33%
34.%
34%
35%
34 %
35 %
53,100
...
Indust
*93%
12
17
27%
17
27%
46
55
46 %
1
1.
Power
Co
27
*45%
54%
90
*98%
100
*16%
84%
...100
'
103%
26%
45%
.
5,700
16,500
98
44%
17%
25%
...
*95%
?%
45%
__.__100
36%
98
8,100
102 %
3
_50
preferred
Bay Min & Sm Ltd
Inc
5% preferred series A__.
Hussinann Refrigerator Co
•
101%
101
101
*100
101%
*100
100
__l
common
34%
*101
.
Hupp Corp
,
__10
Corp.;
&
81
Inc..—1
preferred series A__^__
100
preferred series.B
—100
5%
24%
.
No par
Winston
Lighting
Johnson
Foods
5%
25
91
38
39%
62
preferred
Howard
*89
40%
117%
62
preferred...
Houston
3,600
15%
38%
68
Co..
&
Howard Stores
Apr 29
May 31
6% Mar 20
40% Jan
8
30
4%
22%
38%
*116%
117
Finance
Hudson
3
28% May
98% Jan 10
101'
24
39%
*62
preferred
4.40%
22 %
40
*38
11%
38 %
117
Industries Inc common._3
55 % May
47% Jan
101% Mar
28
3%%
9
May 20
11/24
,/
preferred.Nopar
convertible
Howe Sound
9
2
May
11%
Corp
13% May 23
2
96% July '6
5y8 May: 29
37
9% Jan-
8
68% Jan
2.4
Jun
47% May 23
100
56% Apr
May 29
28% Oct
6
17% Feb
...
3
May
45% Aug 27
13
Jan.
4
24
July
97 % Apr
11%
Mining
Household
Mar 26
92% Mar 21
42
11%
39%
..Nopar
Bearing Co
—5
Hotel Corp of America common
1
5% convertible preferred
..._25
27% May 29
Jan
11%
$5 div. 2nd pfd series C
9
75
ioc
Hoover Ball &
2
22%
14%
38%
preferred
2
21,900
39%
15
,39%
Corp
Chemical
18% Jan
14%
39%
*37%
Co
$4.25
40% Jan
14%
100
Hooker
1
290
35%
91
24%
40%
common
A
Furnace
May 17
25
38%
Engineering
Rinehart
57% Mar 20
x24%
*89
40%
.
Electronics
41
83
14%
94
25%'
25%"
*90
*37%
Inc..
Hotels
37% July 18
32% Jun. 14
44%
34%
5
Homestake
:
94
____1Q
preferred series A
Holland
15
3
Jan
1
~25c
;
Holly Sugar
11
6
93
~~
*90
preferred__25
Inc
Hoffman
51% May 21
32 % Feb
8
1,800
*43%
V
11,200
:iqq
Corp
Hilton
4
5% Apr
MEMORIAL DAY
34%
17,100
•
High Voltage
Hill
23
43%
44
Co
3 %%
43%
•33%
22%
33%
7%
22%
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
25
.4—5
44
7%,
28'/a
Hewlett-Packard
31
9,800
_1
43 %
class
Hewitt-Robins
May 31
21%
21%
50
Hess Oil & Chemical
14
21%
20%
Payne
Heublein
17% Jan
24
3
32 % May
1
35% Feb
104
25
16% Jun
2
30
60
6
2% Oct
Jan
9
2
28
14% Jun
2
36% Mar
Dec
17% May
2,700
CLOSED
20%
Hershey Chocolate Corp
Hertz
19%
36%
>:
21%
Powder
conv
19
36%
20%
preferred
$2
36% May 20
10% May .17
Jan
24% May 31
7% Apr
3
40% Jan
14
July
42
5%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
21%
common
22% May 16
24% Feb
1
83
_
20
Hercules
53% May 31
21 % May
Jan
25% Apr
Jan
15
16
Mar 11
&
2,800
34%
19%
common
non-cumulative
27% Jan
14% Jan
74
43% Jan
(G W)
7%
17,500
34%
36%
;
20%
—_
Helmerich
28
-
1
preferred
Helene Curtis Industries—.
Heller (WE) & Co
38 % May 16
2
Co
3.65%
41% May 22
5
8,800
27%
8
Jan
46%
34%
35%
-19
:
2.900
46 %
43%
24
35
33%
19%
36%
34
22 %
18% Jan
Apr
JI9% Jan
19
35%
70
33%
'27%
30% Jan
37
33%
19%
36%
8,100
34
46%
V./45
•*36%
26,000
131
42%
23
17
33%
•33%
32%
35 %
35
131
21%
22
39y2 May 14
45
32%
35%
133
26%
22% Apr
14% Apr
44% Jan
44%
7,300
22%
29
July 13
45
23
27%
89
36
44%
22%
32%
35
33%
;v
43
19
6
33%
4,200
22%
85% Feb
2
34%
200
33
42%
7
Jan
32
*131
1,200
107
32%
42%
Dec
19% Apr
32%
35%
133
26%
106%
V
22%
84
48
22%
32%
22%
28%
Heinz
24
106%
32%
■
Hazeltine Corp.._
16
10% May 29
31 y2 Oct 31
106%
33
42%
20
49% Jan
Apr
40,600
200
27%
25% Feb
2
2
141/4
26
22%
35
33%
14
27
33%
33%:
19%
14,400
14
_wl
i 25
700
54%
27
106%
*131
.
32%
54 %
13%
31%
35%
132
37%
32
53%
27
'
32%
22%
32%
35
37%
32
x22%
2
Apr
24% Jun
^Shares
5
Jan
39
26% Jun
the Week
Nopar
20
18
10% Oct
Friday
May 31
common—___8.33 %
4
64% Jan
•16
Sales for
Thursdav
38
.
52%
13%
/_/ i
Hayes Industries Inc
31% Jan
32% Oct
PRICES
M'ay 30
—4Qc
Telephone
(HJ)
*31%
: 131
_______5.
Haveg Industries Inc
22
Mar
22%
*37%
32 "
52%
*105
33
Z___Z_5
Marx
Corp of America
: 15% preferred.
;
Hawaiian
107
22%
Inc
Harvey Aluminum Inc
3
>■
32%
7 5o
___;
Hat
11
X107
2.50
Corporation
Chemical Co__;
19
25
SALE
May 29
32
13 %
27
com
Corp
Oct
88
15 %
27%
lbo
Harshaw
May 20
25% May
13%
*26%
_~2.50
Co
&
15 y2 Jun
27% Jun
HIGH
Wednesday
38
'
1
ioo
Brace
Hart Schaffner
11
36 %
51%
_
Harris-Intertype
May 23
23% May
6
44
32
52 %
;__i
Paper
preferred
Harcourt
10
37
flV Feb
38
32%
51%
convertible preferred
6%
May 10
21% Jan.
38%
32
common.
Harbison-Walker Refrac
5
34% May 31
1
-*33
—.5
ZZIl
34
20% Oct
May 28
,__5
Hammond Organ Co
Hanna (M A) Co,
-
126
4
30
v
7
43 y2 May
:
4%
Hammermill
May 21
33 % May 20
38
May 3
•
20 %
AND
Tuesday
May 27
_12.50
(WF) Printing Co
Co
1
Halliburton
10
26% Jun
122
Monday
Par
H
'
26 % May 28
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
7%
7%
..50
43%
*43
—5
17%
17%
7%
*43
*101
■
*99%
7%
7%
*43
44%
17%
101
17%
%
101
*101
EXCHANGE
7.100"
50
101%
101 M/ 102
CLOSED
190
7%
MEMORIAL DAY
7%
8,600
*43 %
7%
44%
17%
STOCK
44%
17%
1,400
*17%
17%
I
23% May 29
18% Sep 27
37
31% Jun
46% Feb
28
25
41
May 29
42% Jan
May 29
43%
Jan
Jun
Power
9'
Jun
4
*47%
48i%
52%
*52
52%
50%
*49%
50y2
•
47
Jan
7
49% Feb
20
4.20%
preferred
.50
*48
49
49
49
*48
49
*48
27% Apr 22
29% Feb 25
36% Jan
29
Indiana
1
33
33%
33%
33%
33
33%
33%
33%
4,800
33
31
Indianapolis Power & Light—No
31
31 %
31
31%
31
31%
31%
31%
57%
7,300
80%
9,900
5% Jan
28
Jan
6% Jan
65
Jan
2
81
155
Jan
28
155
36
22% Oct
Mar
1
Apr
23
30% Feb
4
96
Mar
1
49 % Jan
8
157% Jan
2
16
40% Jan
3
15
85% Mar
6
83% Jan
85% Jan
3
18% Dec
9
May 27
Jan
41%
41 %
37%
x36%
34
34%
34
98 %
99
97%
98
Inland
May 27
15
478 % May 31
4
%%
Int'l
56% May 22
Int'l
32% Apr
7%
11
8
4%
2
Dec
17
98
Jan
16
99% May 20
$4
25
30% Dec
10
26% Feb
18
33
Mar 20
Int'l
101'
Nov
1
Dec
18
4
111
May 21
28
12 ;
Dec 77
Jun
29
55
Dec
18% Jan
7% May 29
18% Jun 25
62
Oct
26
21% Oct
May 29
37% Mar 13
4
'
36
'
25
26
17
Mar 26
7% May 27
2
4
39% Jan
18
41% Jan
2
99% Jan
3
2
92
Jun
18
115% Jan
12
31
Jun
25
45
Mar ,2
4
101% May 20
40% Jan
3
24% May 15
85
May 2
28% Apr 23
41% Jan 25
39% Jan
49% May
106
Apr
9
51
5
7 May 31
58%
161%
55%
53 %
53%
*86
88
86
86
1%
*10
50% Dec
20
49% Jan
3
31% May 28
"55% Apr
3
7 58
' May 21
2
72?
16
125
38
May 29
17% Nov
118
1
,33
Jan
2
19% Jan
Jan
24
12% Jun
26
9% Oct
22
16% Jan
10
10
11% Jun
25
24% Feb
21
14% May
84% Jan
82
"July 9
43% Sep 28
84
July 16
38% Sep 24
61% Oct
For
23
124% Aug 30
•21% Mar
8
87% Jun
121
Apr
13% Jan
75 % Jan
50 Va Jan
86 V* Jan
597/e Feb
footnotes,
Feb
see page
42
5
18%
18
18%
17%
I8V4
8,700
38,300
111
,110%
preferred—
Corp
Co
7%
preferred
7%
.7%
23%
22%
23
83%
No par
—1
Shoe
-
series C
When
Rights
•
When
Iowa
Power
&
5
2.50
Gas
&
Electric
Light Co^
*83
84
83
9,700
26%
27
27
27
27%
2,300
37%
37
37%
37
37
*39
40
40
*39
47%
*39
40
47%
46%
47%
47%
3,700
48%
27,800
-
-
-
103%
103V4
1031/4
103%
103%
103 %
250
101%
102
102
102%
101%
102 Va
7,580
49%
49%
50%
49%
50
*24%
-
103 %
25%
*24%
25%
*24%
25
50%
50%
5OV4
49%
50
*24%
51
3,100
25%
50%
50%
50%
3,000
38%
39
38%
38%
38%
39i%
6,300
28
27%
27%
9/64
27%
27%
Va
26%
27%
12,100
5/64
7/64
404,300
63V4
63%
31%
31%
500
352
63%
63%
31%
-
50
38%
38%
x28
31%
7/64
*63
7/64
*63
63%.
31%
31%
31%
.
63%
31%
•
57
V
400
54
54
10
■
54
54
54
54%
54 Va
54%
2,300
571%
57%
57%
57%
58
57 %
57%
6,300
_5
16%
16%
16%
16"%
_5
13
13%
13%
13%
15%
15%
15
15
88
88
*88
89
55%
56%
*55
56
89
*88
89%
1
40
102 %
Co___1
__50c
X81%
46%
Island Creek Coal
common
4,100
83
$6 preferred
I-T-E-Circuifr Breaker Co__
3
23
23
37
Mar 25
17% Apr
8 Va
22%
26%
%
Light & Power Co
5,400
V
49%
-
2.50
issued
Iowa-Illinois
500
8V4
8%
22%
1,000
83
—
Iowa Elec
22%'
8%
537%
101%
com—5
Issued—
8
8%
8 Va
52%
103%
—100
Corp
7%
500
8 Va
541/4
26%
47
Utilities
52'
37%
*39
pfd
8%
.
85
25
conv
8%
51%
.
37
International Tel & Tel com.No par
4% conv pfd series B
____100
International
*7%
900
2,000
110.%
26%
Nopar
International
51
'
10c
International Salt
International Silver common
7%
51%
22%
__1
____
"
*50%
100
•;
111
32
*110
May
2
2
13% May
6
Jaeger Machine Co
7
19% Feb
1
7
90
Jefferson Lake Sulphur Co
Jersey Cent Pwr & Lt 4%
Jewel Tea Co Inc common
29
7
May 15
61'% Apr
89
30
Apr
8
10
Jan
2
50% Apr
73% Jan
2
90% May 21
25.
18
24
n23y2
24 Vr
125
23 %
.123g
23%
24%
*123V2
125
J-
16%
24%
24 Va
125
•123%
17
16%
24%
...
6,600
125
17%
3,£66
13%
1,900
:,/\;
Jan
88% Jun
112,.
63% Feb
19.200
*110
11/64 May 24
3
500
64i%
111
5/64 May 31
2
10%
63%
32
2
Jan
*9%
64
99 Va
23% Jan
Jan
10%
63 Va
32i%
3
49
*9%
63%
31%
25% Jan
31% May 24
9%
63%
99%
17% May 29
56
'
9%
63%
18 %
31%
/
2
100
10.%
63%
17%
32
$2 convertible preferred—
25
Interstate Dept Stores:
1
Interstate Power Co__
_____3.50
12
1,710
8,000
88
99%
50% May 31
52% Apr
18,600
55%
32
40% May 21
28% May 2
59% Jan
*85%
88
60%
162
32
24% May 15
15
54%.
99%
2
21
162
54%
31%
2
Jun
*85
59%
58ys
162
4,900
33,800
32
44% Jan
Jun
53%
200
257/a
478%
991/4
28 % Jan
40
162
472
32%
2
45,
162
25%
26
470
27,800
99%
31%
50% Jan
Mar"~7
58%
59%
59%
162%
41% May 25
19% Oct 24
50%
25%
463
*98
99%
5%
4%
25%
463%
54
preferred.
.-IOO
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com—No par
102% May 29
25%
459%
162
convertible
1%
98Va
99%
32%
5%
18
10,400
98
42%
32%
Rectifier
2
8,900
34%
,
31%
Resistance
Mar
36%
34%
32
110%
International
71
36%
34%
*99%
;
:
International
34% Jan
42
36%
34
^__No par
preferred
7
25% Jan
42
35%
Pipe & Ceramics Corp com—_1
28
24
200
162%
41%
com—.5
Canada—
10% Jan
11
80%
*155
100
37
__ioo
29% Feb
27
'58% Jan
of
49
5%
6
80%
162%
40
34%
'25%
58%
*155
47
41%
462%
25%
458
Nopar
Chemical
preferred
Nickel
162 Va
*155.
100
&
7% May
7
20% Apr 22
Feb
May 28
common
preferred^—
25
Jan;
33::
Harvester
Minerals
29
29
39% May:
„i
Machines__5
7 Jan
41% Apr
3
Corp
Business
64% Jan
98
■
—100
21
48% Jan
5
Nopar
International Packers Limited
1
International Paper common—.2.50
Oct
4% Jun
common
International Mining Corp
Int'l
• Jan
37
Iron
International
63% May 20
Jan 17
26 Va Jan
Corp
preferred
Interlake
175
20% Mar 14
Jan
*5%
80 V4
80%
36%
:
Va
*47%
6
6
80%
41
16% Apr
104
6
81
Interchemical
10
5
,
preferred
*5%
79%
Nopar
Steel Co
;
-Nopar
Inspiration Consolidated Copper__l0
42% May 31
1
.
common
38% May 23
30
105
par
De Mexico_100 pesos
35% Apr
68% Feb
99
Elect
162%
9% Apr 30
58% Mar 12
2
6%
* 46
.
47%
*155
38% Mar 16
24
Industria
Corp
47%
47
100
86% Feb
11% Jan
15
General
Ingersoll-Rand
28
26,
95
4,700
47
48%
2
25
*46%
*52
2
Jun
.
*49
384% Jan
52'
*47%
53%
41%
50%
2
9
50
41 %
52%
99
Jan
13,600
53 Va
41%
53%
40%
*49
26% Apr
81
41%
*46%
*52
2
Feb
40?«
x53
47
50%
5
57% Mar
53%
53%
41
48%
52%
23 % Jan
57
53%
40%
*46%
*52
26
159 % Mar
Nopar
Co
common__No par
50
*49
Mar 16
2
RR
Co
50
Apr
22
18,400
_50
29
24
10,100
54%
537/o
preferred
98
Jun
26%
53%
preferred
33
Jan
6,600
X25%
54%
4.42%
2
34
36
26 Va
53%
4.70%
22
43% Oct
35%
26
54I/4
4.26%
39% Jan
145
36%
26%
30
5
.
35%
26%
x53%
Mar 11
48% J an
578%- Jan
35%
54%
Jan
26
14
35%
26%
53%
49
May 29
Jun
35%
26%
50% Mar 20
31% Jun
300
4.08%
35%
Nopar
53
5
90% July 24
20% Oct. 24
21
5
..5
Industries
Co
May 14
Jan
25
Cement
preferred
preferred
19
.
Feb
Ideal
Apr 29
51% Feb 25
Mar 30
87
Central
48
47
May 21
155
Illinois
Illinois
54% May 24
41% May 29
8
7% Feb. 19
5% May 29
50% Sep '26
Central
6
2
Idaho Power Co....
49
15
31
7
Illinois
5
34% Mar
9
May 25
47
5
36% May 23
26% May'24
54% May 29
45% Jan
30
Nov
■50.1
2
Mar 18
45Vs Apr
39% Jan
2
52% May 16
3
45% July 19
151
21
Apr
48
44% July 16
48% July
44 % Feb
32% Jan
46% May
16
23% May 29
24% Jun 25
Jan
29% Jan
3%%
"
1
pfd—100
1
preferred—
Johns-Manville Corp
ioo
Johnson
Z_5
&
Johnson
5
*88/
x48%.
84%
49
85%
•
13%
'
13%
/
"
'
*88
-
55
55
55
*88
891%
*88
15%
89%
57
3,000
130
"2,500
89%
48%
49
85%
15%
15V4
89
'
48%
13
15
89
.
49%
48%
49V4
16,800
86 %
86 Va
"86%
87%
2,900
20
(2264)
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, June 3, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
May 29
15
29% Jan
2
153/a Mar
6
22
733/4 Jan
2
47% Jan
2
38% Oct
88% Jun
19
143/4 Oct
100% Jan
4
13% Jan
4
4
19% Jan
2
173/4 Jan
401/4 Jan
26
105'/2 Apr
15i/4 Apr
YORK
Jonathan Logan Inc
Jones & Laughlin Steel
24
50c
26% May 15
37
Jun
26
Jan
3
103
Jun
101
Mar 15
32% Mar
1
99
May 29
84
47
Sep
20
90
Jan
2
6
50
Mar 25
50% Nov"
112
7
104% Jan
May 16
May 21
102% Feb
41% May 14
100
111% Jan
4
111
78
July 31
83
Apr
21
86;
Aug
6
94% Dec
95% Jan
40% Feb
26
Jan
24
84% May 27
Feb
12
95
99% May 10
95% Jan 10
102
110
Jan
2
Mar
7
97% May
2
26
101% Nov
5
89
Jan
8
94% Dec
27
91
Jan
26
95% Oct
22
36% Nov
12
17% Nov
15
'23% Jun
27
36% Jun
27
13% Oct
24
26% Jan
47% Jun
13
78% Mar 16
55
Jan
3
33
Jan
'2
30
Jan
5
66% Jan
79% May
5
71
4
100% Apr-; 1
47% May
6
8
21% Mar 25
28% Oct
12,
27% Jan
2
Gas
48
2
34% May 15
53% Feb 26
Kansas
7
Kansas
Power
4
16% Mar 18
20% May 10
63% May 31
41% May 31
Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg Co—
Kelsey Hayes Co
40% May
7
Kendall
2
Jan
86
Jan
60% Oct
24
91% Mai*
24
25
46% Feb
-
22
25
25
41
;
May 28
Jan
Mar
19
34
Jan
10
Kern
Kerr-McGee
37% Jan
9
59% Jan
11
2
12
2
46% May 27
16% May 31
11% Dec
28
20
33% Jun
27
44% Mar 14
39% Mar
Mar 16
Jan
8
43% Apr
2
88
Feb
26
84% Jan
21% Oct
24
57
Apr
11
25
20
22
36% Jan¥
8
21% Jan
2
25% J an
13% Oct
24
25% Mar 12
16% Jan
2
11
Oct
24
18
Mar 12
13% Jan
21% May
15% Apr
20
Jun
25
30% Jan '
2
23% Jan
2
30 y8 May
24% Oct
26
39% Jan *
4
27% Jan
2
34% Apr
89
10
Mar 22
22
16
Mar 22
32% Jan
28
15
6
Co
Light Co
Keystone Steel & Wire
Co
Oct
24
40% Jan
2
19% May 29
31% Jan
12
10% May
7
273/, Jan
2
Inc
15% Jan
Kroger Co
47% Mar 29
22% Mar
273/8 May
Laclede
Gas
Co
40% Mar
36% Jan
18
Jun
15
361/2 Jan
3
19% Mar 12
25% Jan
15
13% Oct
22
9
15
2
183/e Jan
14
Lear
13% Jun
26
213/4 Apr
13y4 Jun
25
39
Jan
24
Feb
15
Sep 28
1% May 29
193/8 Jan
24
83/4 Oct
24
Jun
40
25
2
11% May 22
Mar 19
51% Jan
2
55% Jan
66 % Jan
150
14
24
57
46
July
9
34'/2 May 29
■*
23
Jun
27% Jan
2
1003/4 July
88,1 Aug
90,
Jan
36%
137
18% Feb
53
95
Dec
28
3
96
May
27
1
23% Jan.,
22
Feb
28
7
.
143% Feb
3
IT
104
Jan
941/2 Mar
96
8
Jan
4
42% Jan
96% Mar
16
2
142% Jan
99
Apr
16% Feb
40V
Mar 20
32
Jan
50
7
64
Anr
593/4 Jan
2
May 29
% May 29
30% Oct 22
8
14,
Jun
27
213% Oct
5
45% Jun
86
93/b Jan
39 % Jan
2
20
15% Jan
2
40% Feb
20
24
25
4
93
17% Oct
24
73/4 Oct
%
Dec
31
92
30 3/8 Jan
24
1% Oct
2
15
30
24
10% Mar 21
50
Jun
26
74% Eeb
27
8
Jan
96% Apr.
2
24
8
Jan
47%" Mar
25
56% Mar 12
40
19
Apr
323/4 Feb
28
223/4 Jan
2
27
14
213/4 Jan
20% Oct
24
4% Jun
25
7
Feb
Mar
3
6
5 a/8 Jan
7
45% Mar 14
203/4 May 29
221/4 May 29
43 % Feb
27
34
21
271/2 May 13
26% Jan
2
28% Sep .", 4
18% Jan 12
56'
Feb 13.
243/a Jan
46% Mar 15
32
Apr
Apr
30
Oct
35
24
9% Jun
27
301/a Oct
24
29% Aug 29
17f
May 28
25% May 29
42
% Jun
21
703/4 Jun
29
84
13% Oct
33;
Jun
2
May 18
Feb
35% Feb
5
Feb
2
78% Jan > 3
27
.104
150% Jan
18% Aug
15,
9'% Oct
29 % Jan
58
37
19 % Mar
28
20 3/4 Apr
May 15
4
89
Feb
7
94
Mar
4
May 13
Jan
108
19
60
,33% Feb
May 21
21
223/4 Jan
93
61% Nov
23
40% Mar 15
343/4 Jan
■t
2
193/s Jan^
4
49%
Feb
.
9
50% Apr
34% Feb
233/s Jan
16
40
10
1
12
2
,
Apr
19
73% Mar 13
31% Apr
601/4 Feb
26
6
40% May 16
29V4 May
J
Jan
22
Jan
3
51
18% May
1
513/a May 14
233/4 Jan
9
10% Jan
2
2
39% Jan
3
29
6
28
May 17
46% Jan
19% Oct
May
173/4 Mar
6
9
95
8
26
May
May
23% Jan
113/e May 17
73
24
8% Oct
2
10
37% May 16
Jan
34% Jan
30% May 28
'.
Apr
79
26
26
1
4
9
26
323% Jun
Apr
76% Feb
22
21
Jun
8
86
17% Jan
19
Mar
23
6
May 24
87
14% Jan
48
4
87
Jan
19
Jan
19
281/4 Oct
2
23% Sep '19
125
23
Jun
20
25% Jan
24
Dec
35
Dec
32% Jan
24
443/4 May
59% Mar
9
735%
i5% Nov 27
40% M'ay 23
38% Feb' 5
22% Jan
26
35 "
18% Oct
83
23
18 3/4 Mar 26
Apr
22
12% Jan
31
9% Jan
2
38% Feb
12
8
23% Jan
3
29% Mar 29
Co
conv
Star
Cement
Mack
New
Feb
13
38
40%
413/4
37%
37%
37%
37%
761%
2,200
76%
76%
76%
73%
75
19,200
74
74%
8,000
40%
18,300
$1.50
McCall
McCord
$6
14%
28%
323/4
18%
19%
■f.
18 3/4
19
10,400
1434
14%
14%
15
29%
29%
29%
293/8
■: 32%
14,700
32%
32%
32%
2,600
-
1,000
11%
12 ■>'■■/
29%
30%
*46
11%
11%
56
*24
24%
24%
24%
23%
24
23%
24%
153/4
16%
15 3%
17%
17%
173%
X28
28%
19
19%
1%
1%
115/8
12
30
4,600
30
30
56
1,100
*46
56
/!//,■
24%
243/8
24
24%
16
15%
16
17%
17%
18%
28%
17%
28%
17%
28%
29%
30%
31
19
19%
18%
1%
19
19
19%
1%
10,800
1%
22%
6,700
12.800
1%
"
'
*22%
12
30
*46
30%
*46
22%
*22V4
24%
23%
,;w-
24%
24
5,100
15%
8,800
V/ 15%
1%
1%
800
2.400
9.400
22%
*22 %
29%
22%
2934
*22%
28%"
29%
28%
29%
34%
34%
28%
34%
3434
34%
343/a
34
10%
.531/4
29%
34%
10%
10%
10%
103/4
54'
10%
53%
54"%
54%
55
13.000
15%
153/i
15% .ZZ/
10%
10%
53%
53%
15%
15%
'
153%
77%
78%
*154%
155%
154%
1541%
42%
41%
42%
41
•X41
77
77i%
15
15%
15%
52%
52
6%
*18%
6%
19
22%
23
23
23%
15%
12,000
76%
77%
9,303
1553/4
41%
41%
14%
15
52%
154%
41%
15%
■
52%
523/a
52%
3.300
6%
9,000
V
6%
6%
6%
18%
18%
*18%
73%
74%
541/4
;
...
54%
18%
23%
•
22%
6 3/b
19
STOCK
EXCHANGE
.
19
110
'
14%
521/4
153/4
1.700
4.400
*154%
:
77%.,
154%
15%
52
77
%
CLOSED
6%
*18%
•
Z
5.000
14,800
19
200
76%
127,200
54
M
MEMORIAL DAY
74%
54%
21.000
18%
23
X22%
19
6.200
23
21,700
23%
27,300
145
623/4
61%
62
61%
62%
31%
31
621/4
31%
623%
31
31%
31%
106%
*105
106%
31'%
106'%
*105
106 %
*137
*105
■
23%
145
23%
*137
145
10
4,500
'
*105
6,100
96
*94%
96
*981/4
100
12%
13
12%
5
12%
14
50 3/b
50%
x49%
50%
152%
I52V2
36%
37
xl51%
36%
152%
par
37%
36%
37V4
78%
79
37%
38 %
6 000
78V4
78%
78%
79
79
11%
12
79%
11%
3.33%
11%
5,400
11%
12
45Va
46
11%
11%
45%
10
46%
4«%
4i%
18%
19
463/4
47%
18%
3.000
18%
'18%
18%
18%
19
5.000
28%
43%
Co_
12%
96
*98%
100
14
50%
14%
151
33,200
503%
50
152
15,500
151
100
4,000
28%
28'%
28%
28%
5
28%
28%
28%
900
43%
43%
44
433%
44%
44
443A
10,800
51
52
*51
53
52
52
51 %
51 %
65%
66
67
66%
66%
66'/a
67
94%
94%
94%
94%
94%
94
93%
22
22%
22
22%
22
22%
22%
221/4
9,700
1%
1%
1%
17,200
8%
2,400
1%
1%
8%
8%
79-54
.
_io
793/4
*26%
j,
27
1%
1%
*83/4
42 %
41 %
42%
40%
40%
32 5,a
__i
323/4
321%
24
23%
6%
6%
5.1%
523/a
par
,5
No par
series—100
1
No~par
Trucking Co
& Eng Co
24 %
7%
7%
7%
52%
52%
6%
52
7"
■
52%
521%
52%
281,4
1,500
1,800
.
4,400
13,100
28%
273/4
28%
5.900
33%
33%
13.600
32
31%
31%
11%
5.600
11%
121/4
28
.
11%
11%
11%
11%
38%
391%
38%
39%
39%
39%
35%
3,600
35%
38%
35%
39%
35%
35
19%
351/3
Xl9%
19%
191/4
19%
43%
19%
443/a
35%
19'/2
61.600
x43%
44%
4334
44%
53
43%
44%
54
15,300
54%
54%
54%
55
100
100n
1
2 50
1
1
No par
Nopar
9
IIIIl
~No~par
11%
55 3/b
56
,
*86
87%
*86
87%
*86
87%
*86
*85%
86 %
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86%
86
76%
*85%
*75%
86%
*75%
*85%
76%
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76%
*75%
*85
%
861/2
*851/2
86%
*85%
11,800
3,500
9,000
76%
86%
86'/2
87%
86
100
15%
153/4
15%
15%
15%
15%
1,800
36%
15%
35%
15%
X35%
36
35%
35%
35%
35%
5,600
56
54
54%
53%
54
53
54
5,000
36%
36%
24%
21%
363/4
36%
36%
36%
36%
251/4
25
25%
25%
263/4
3,100
22
21%
21%
21%
213/4
-1,800
14%
26,700
253/4
Publishing—1111111II
Robbins Inc__
10,600
32
33%
22
B__I_IIloo
Mclptyre Porcupine Mines
McKee (AG) & Co
41%
32
23%
31%
25%
A
40%
23%
27%
331/a
21%
preferred—100
class
%
33
23%
32%
3
50c
"
41
32%
33%
No par
•
40%
32%
23%
33
36%
Corp
33,700
31%
55
__
42
33
No par
preference
41 %
281/4
No par
preferred
42 '/a
41
6%
41%
19%
-
_
27
33%
'
~
500
*26%
35%
"4
common
27
32%
Nopar
preferred
80
*26 Va
280
32%
j
1959
8%
8 J/4
79 Vs
:
2,900
28
"5
~ ~~i
Inc.
83%
80
27
23%
III~5
l3/4
8%
79%
*26%
41%
MooreZZZT2I50
common
400
66
*94
40%
Inc
49%
*151
"*94%
_io
Corp
Aircraft
11%
30
57
—1
Co
McGregor-Doniger
McLean
*32%
32%
18%
100
McGraw-Edison Co_
McNeil Mach
1434
29%
*98%
preference B—
(J Ray) & Co Inc
&
I43/4
28 3/4
*94%
conv
McKesson
14%
28%
32%
j
convertible
McDonnell
23%
96
CorpIIHI
&
convertible
McGraw-Hill
23%
100
Inc
Corp
Corp
McDermott
6,500
?8
23%.
18 3/4
100
common
conv
78,100
23%
28%
23%
18%
25c
Co———
4%%
283/4
23%
27%
23%
18%
_i
&
preferred
5%%
210
28%
29%
88%
28%
613/4
I
preferred
McCrory Corp
3%%
1,700
3,900
88 3/8
88%
8.000
*98%
Exploration
conv
16%
423/4
88%
15%
42%
88
46%
*94%
Corp———No
Inc
163/8
42%
42%
88
883/4
900
11,500
46%
31%
$3.75 preferred 1945 series_No
par
$3.75 preferred 1947
series_No par
Maytag
16%
42%
42%
*15%
42%
55%
_lo
Marquette Cement Mfg Co_
MCA
16 Vs
16%
4oya
36%
54%
23%
*137
Corp__
(J W)
46
23%
-100
Marlin-Rockweli Corp
Marquardt Corp___
33/4%
45%
28 %
Marathon Oil
Co——Nopar
Mays
46'%
42%
Corp com_l
preferred—No par
Manning Maxwell
$3.40
46
463/a
393/4
36%
<•'
137%
_
May Dept Stores
55%
23%
(P R) & Co
Manhattan Shirt-
Masonite
36 Va
55%
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I_I"~3ya-
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36%
56
22%
22%
_
Martin-Marietta
38%
36%
55%
45%
15%
Mallory
Marshall
39%
36%
55%
137%
Co
Midland
38%
36%
55%
10
common
Copper
Marine
39%
*36 %
18%
com
—
Maremont
9,500
38%
55
Inc
Maracaibo Oil
800
74
731/a
Forbes-
Inc
convertible
Magma
3,000
76
,
Magnavox
33%
50
37%
Madison Square Garden
60c
800
32%
49 '/2
73%
preferred—
——150
Macy (R H) Co Inc common—
4%,% preferred series A
—100
Fund
21%
75%
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-
5%%
Madison
9,800
*203/4
50
& Sons
&
15,700
18%
Corp
Co
Trucks
19%
68%
21%
5
Steamship
MacAndrews
191/8
67%
70%
Nashville
Bros
49%
19%
54%
(Kyj.No
Lukens Steel
19%
19%
(P) Co common
7%
preferred—
Louisville Gas & El Co
Lykes
49%
19%
55
preferred-—100
preferred—
_100
Electronics
(M)
50
19%
18%
Lorillard
Lowenstein
33
*491/2
19%
54%
—
E
&
32%
49%
71%
preferred
D
Louisville
7.600
33
75
100
Long Island Lighting Co
series
260
46
2iy8
32%
70%
common
Co
series
99%
21
32%
1
preferred
4.25%
45
753/4
I_2~.50
Z—20
Corp_
Gas
4.35%
98
993/4
20%
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11
Star
*
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MEMORIAL DAY
38%
5
;
Lone
Loral
*20%
98
75 %
25
pfd
Lone
B
45
110
74 %
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Loew's Theatres Inc—:
issued
99%
44%
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40
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non-cum
series
99%
44%
—
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Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft
Corp
When
9934
44%
85%
95'/a
100%
673/4
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5%
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44%
98
40%
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:
conv
*84
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CLOSED
993/4
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4,000
66%
ZIIIIl
Lionel Corp common
4.84%
STOCK
EXCHANGE
101
*96
200
373/4
40%
com—_.l
.
2
82
21
63
82% Jan
Jan
33% May 31
33% May 24
15% Feb 26
May 27
751/2 Jan
27
81,1/8 Dec
102% Nov
53
35
10
May 21
22
19% Oct
36% Jan
71/4 May 29
.53% May 13
23
May 10
15;
81% Dec
341/2 Jan
76
29% Jun
Jun
May
84
.
24
25
2
27
83% May 17
20
23% Jun
1
58% Jan
5
77,% Feb
Mar
.'28% Jan
3 6 3/B Dec
25
773% Jan
77% Feb
Aug 30
7
33% May 24
25% May 14
'
3
19 '/a
48% Feb
8
May 29
16
43% May 13
2
11
3b.
16
823/4 Apr 24
273/4 May 15
29
25
Jan'
93/4 Jan
2
25
May 28
2% Jan
26% May 14
35 % Jan
2
Jun
Jun
15
67
34% Jun
20
17
May 27
Jan
1% May 24
8% Jan
3
63
15
Jan
52
193/4 Mar
3% Mar 27
56
29
46% Apr
61/4 Jan
Jan
5
19% May 20
36% Jan
23
72
Jtin 16
123/s Apr
4°% Apr
Jan
44 Va Mar 15
47% Feb
Ling-Temco-Vought
33/4%
*100%
85%
95%
*94
/
373/4
66%
_15
Industries
Co
95 y2
101
108%
40%
Corp
Belt
*94
*100%
114%
66
No par
7%
preferred—
Lily Tulip Cup Corp—
Link
.
200
*110
38
98
13,000
963/4
*107
108%
"
40%
51
393/4
II5
Libbey-Ovvens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
4
15
38% May 31
79% May 23
2
4
21% Feb
•
8
67% Jan
25
44% Jun
15% Feb
25
23% Jun
11
Lehman
95%
101
39%
*961/2
*50 3/4
111
66%
5
pfd series A
Valley
*84
111
40%
ZZZZ~ZZl
Tire
Lehn & Fink Products
Leonard Refineries Inc
14
54% Anr 17
152% Mav 27
3
25% May 29
4
653/i May
9
33% May 9
1051/4 May 14
7
Lehigh
Mar 14
23% May 24
24.% Feb 15
6
Apr
May 13
763/8 May 31
58% May 13
2
4
633/4 Feb
,
3
27
17% Jan
1112% Apr
151
22
1
23
51% Jan
Mar 20
31
2
6
7% Mar 14
29"% Apr
104
9
18
47% Mar 29
132% Jan
Mar-20'
6
Oct~24
Jun
57
159% Aur
__
17% Mar 22
n
23
May 29
Feb
57% Mar
49% Jan
"6
13
155% Jan
6
15
5
20
47% Feb
Jan
Apr
43/4 Feb
2
Dec
24% Feb
-
18% May 29
39
Jan
69 3/4 Dec
56
22
16% May
83% May
2
46% Jan
2
1
39% Jan
383/4 May
2
19% Jan
29% Feb
12% Mar 26
6
25% Jan
2
conv
110
39%
1
Corp
$1.50
110
x65y4
4
Lehigh Portland Cement
12
31
93/a Jan
25
123
Jan
32 % Mar 19
41/2 Oct
24
23
263/4 Jan
54 3/4 Mar 29
17% Oct
l3/4 Feb
3
8
24
15% Oct
191/2 Jan •14
4
8
Oct
153/a Oct
Jan
7
155% May 11
45% Nov 26
May 29
15
2
1% May
Feb
1103/8 Feb
May 31
31 y2
163/4 Jan
22 '
11
17% Mar 12
63% Oct 23
147'
Leesona
62
4
9% Oct
Lee Rubber &
14
13
25
43% Oct
14
31% Feb
400
10,200
-
19%
-I25
A
Inc
203/b Feb
433% Feb
22 y4 May 29
Siegler
3
210
143/4
25«/a
49%
No par
17
353/4 Feb
-
preferred series
Lane Bryant
Apr
21
8
223/4 Dec
Apr
13% Jan
3
15
1% Mar 16
9
23% Oct
,
!
Lanvin-Parfums Inc__
29% Feb
9
143/4
243/a
20%
5
common
15
4.32%
32,200
/Z,v
25
7
63,000
573/a
105'/8
*32%.
Laboratory for Electronics *n.c—-1
20ya Oct
8
51
*92%
1
Paper Co
*50%
X44.%
__5
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51
*£6
10
36 ya Aug
10
*94
*100%
_10
-
8
14
*84
1
Kresge (S S) Co
2
353/b May
7
51% Apr 26
85%
__1
L
10
84%
1
Kress
K. V
Shares
193/4
56 7/8
50%
84
1
(S H) & Co
Kroehler Mfg Co—
10
the Week
104V2
9b %
50%
38
Kimberly-Clark Corp—;
5
King-Seeley Thermos Co
l
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines-.
100 g
Koppers Co Inc common——_10
4% preferred
100
Korvette (E J)
19%
39%
*96%
*107
™50c
Industries—
393%
98 %
38%
j
No par
2.50
393/i
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109%
25
„_
3934
98%
37%
8.75
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393/4
*106%
No par
County Land Co
Oil
1051/4
38%
par
.—lis
22
52% Mar 13
Electric
&
551/2
105i/4
56
105%
19%
56%
1093/4
100
Co
78% Jan
32 % Jan
3
21
preferred
City Southn Ind com No
Non-cumulative preferred&
183/4
,X38%
—100
Kansas
42% Apr
34% Jan
23
Jan
79% Jan '.
34% Dec
3
4.35%
18%
*10 3%
IIIIlOO
I_100
Kennecott Copper
40% Jan
Oct
preferred--—.
V,: 4.50%
preferred
4.20%
preferred
19% Jan
Friday
May 31
May 30
25%
183/4
114
.100
4%
38% Jan
48
80% Aug
preferred
23
■
Sales for
Thursday
14%
25
39
.
3.80%
14%
25%
19%
*51/78
*110 V»
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co corn-No
par
27
25
30% Jun
4%%
14%
25
*97%
50
of 1957) conv pfd—100
(ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Nov
20
24
45% Oct
22
Corp
33y3o
preferred___luo
(ser
50% May
■
26% Jun
23
Jan
Chem
convertible
41% Nov
,
24% Sep
59% Oct
Jun
: 99
&
14%
25 y4
PRICES
:•
preferred
4%%
31
93
26
Jan
81
3
28
Alum
AVe%
4%%
9
37% May 28
10
Jan
Kaiser
May 21
51% Jan
*104%
14%
24%
~i
543/4
104 y2
*143/4
l
55%
104 y2
100
Joy Manufacturing Co
SALE
Wednesday
May 2D
May 2?
v8
18%
543/4
common_lo
5% p'referred series A
Jorgensen (Earle M) Co
19
Monday
May 27
Par
k
25
LOW AND HIGH
STOCK
EXCHANGE
193/4 May 31
58% Apr 15
8
102% Mar 26
18
131/8 Dec
NEW
Highest
14'
*79
15%
83
80%
*95%
60
80%
100
62
,283/4
53%
1
81
■
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15 %
13%
15
83
80
80
83
100
62
64%
29 y8
28%
54
53%
38%
273/4
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27%
15
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27%
83
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13%
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.
84
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100
80
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84%
6,400
40
64
62
62
29
28%
29%
28%
29%
54%
53%
373/4
54%
383/4
54%
543/4
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39
38
ll.pn-0
27%
27%
27%
27%
38%
27%
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19,200
9,000
17%
17%
173%
18
18
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43%
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48%
48
48%
48 3/a
48%
48%
49
2,900
16%
17
16%
16%
16%
16%
16 3/4
16%
3.000
46%
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46%
46%
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46
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100
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11%
10%
11%
10%
11
10%
11
3.800
27%
273/4
27%
27%
27%
27%
26%
27%
4.500
,
Volume 197
Number-6269
...
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2265)
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
-
Year 19G2
Lowest
17% Jun
25
33 % Jun
91
Jan
17
Jun
23% Mar 12
20
245/b Oct
81% Jan
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
21% May 28
23% Feb
Highest
30
48% Apr
96
Jun
29
27
26% Feb
38 % Jan
7
25
32% Apr
2
90
Oct
28
Feb
28
94% Mar 23
Jun
25
4
45% Feb
7
4
Aprc2
86% Jan
27% Jan
2
90
Jan
29
24
92% Apr
5
88% Nov
23
88 % Jan
3
24
33 % Jan
3
22% Jan
2
11% Jan
:
29
13
83a May 28
Oct
Aug 17
14% Jan
2
11% Jan
12
29% Jan
2
13% Feb
4%
58 % Feb
15
28
Feb
28
16% Nov
23
15
Jan
2
3
88% Jun
93 V2 Jan
2
Jan
July
Jan
9
25
Oct
58 % Feb
2
55
2
Jan
26
102
Dec
40% Feb
25
70% Oct
24
133 % Jan
77% Oct
23
98% Jan
17 % Dec
Feb
11
88% Feb
87% May 22
24
102
34% Jan
3
101
14
4.35%
5
24% Jan
2
33% Apr
18% Jan
2
23
84% Jan
2
111% Apr
88% Feb
15
70 % Feb
7
52% Jan
2
64% Apr
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
4
18%. Jan
2
23
Apr
21
45% Apr
47
Dec
24
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
30
Oct
24
40% Feb
9
2% Oct
22
4 % Jan
3
2% Jan
2
35% Jun
25
51 Va Mar
1
48% Jan
2
42
5
32% Jan
4
2
22% Jan
2
19
9 % Apr
30
18% Jun
22
25% Jan
25
11 %
7% May 29
65 % Oct
Jun
Apr
80
Oct
22 % Mar 20
18
14
13
9
7% Jun
15
Nov
29
11% Apr
22
10 % Nov
29
9% Jan
16
2
25
17
54% Apr
39 % Dec
20
38% Jan
2
May 29
42% Mar 26
36% Jan
9
42% Apr
39% Apr
Jan
15
33% Mar 13
24% Oct
24
37 % Apr
11
8% Oct
23
12% Feb
28
8% Jan
17% Oct
23
36% Jan
22
23% Jan
May 29
17% Dec
4
16% Jan
19% Oct
10
48% Oct
29
32% Jan
89% Mar 14
58
35
2
38% May
4
Mar 26
<:
21% Jan
Jan
31% Jan
Nov
26% Sep
2
Nov
1
25
22
12
May 24
Feb
20
17% Feb
22
30% Jan
27 % Feb
12
34% Jan
2
29
RR
Machine
class
36 3/a
25%
25 Va
9%
9%
69%
*67'/a
69%
*67%
77%
77%
*77
28%
28%
283/4
14%
*13%
Fuel
16
16 Va
2
52 Va
52 Va
51%
52%
51
Va
x39%
39%
39%
39%
39 Va
37%
38%
37 5/8
Natco
1
15
Jan
4
National
Call
24
132% Jan
2
66% Mar
82% Jan
4
National
'29% Feb
5
20% Jan
32% May 20
18% May 29
23% Dec
14
22% Jan
28
33 % Oct
5
Oct
22
61
2 4 % Oct
Feb
8
12% Feb
25
National
Fuel
2
National
General
34% May 31
102% May
3
National
Gypsum
40 % Jan
Apr
Apr
23 % Feb
22
30
13% Oct
3
34% Mar
Jan
2
15
25% Jan
75
2
81% Mar
May 29
5,500
703/4
13,700
41
41%
41%
6
24% Jan
43% Jdn
Aug 23
86% May 10
26
2
15
2
2
Jan
1
47% Mar
1
&
26% May
9
35% May 21
33
Jan 14
28%
28%
28%
23%
22%
22 %
28%
22 Va
2.QOO
22%
20%
20%
20 Va
20%
20%
20%
40
40%
4,800
39%
39%
39 Va
39%
6,300
10
(J J)
preferred
2
11
23
76 Va Jan
3
79
Jan
2
86
Jun
4
83 % Jan
8
85
Jan
18
94
Nov
27
92% Jan
8
83% May 23
108% May 15
53 ,. Apr
8
4
107
Jan
7
104
Mar
5
106% Jan
July
100
Jun
29
16% Oct
24
27% Jan
July 9
85% July 31
109 % Jan
3
107
20"% Jan
3
25
Jan
18
38% Feb
9
25% Jan
2
29% Jan
9
110% Dec
31
105
Jan
18
125
7
22
Apr
15
24
13% Jan
18
21
21 % Jan
4
26
May
12% July
3
14
Sep 27
15% Jun
48
30
4
Jan
4
72 Va Jan
25
30
57% May 29
20% Mar
24
'
May 29
19% Oct
23
30
Apr
25
6% Oct
25
15
Jan
18% Feb
2
16% Jan
21
4
7% Apr 29
11% May 29
2
65% Jan
9
13 Va Jan
14
76
May 22
72% Jan
2
41% Dec
45
Dec
43% Jan
4
19
48% Apr
34% May 29
28
6
Jan
2
104% Jan
11
43
102
Jun
14
107
Oct
11
113% Mar
7
107% Jan
107
Sep
26
114% Mar
6
109-
Jan
2
30% Oct
24
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
11
109
25 % May 29
Mar
6
37% Mar 16
,
29
33% Mar 29
May 31
May 20
14% May 31
22% May 21
66% Jan
2
26% Apr
9% Jan
Mar
York
State
Y
$3.75
Electric
Gas
_
31% Sep
11
For
•
31% Jan
2
20% Jan
59% Jan
2
38% Mar 19
footnotes,
see page
25.
2
51
23
Jan
31
Feb
18
44% Jan
3
23%
23%
24%
24%
24 %
24%.
33,400
11,800
6%
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6%
11
11%
7
103/4
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173/4
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8 3/a
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11
7
1,900
11%
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26 Va
25%
26%
25%
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253/4
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33%
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33%
34
34
34
33%
34%
7,300
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
20%
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;
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42%
42 Va
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26,600
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45 Va
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76 Va
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81
86%
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24
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23
23
24
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30,800
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preferred
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51
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51
52
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108
100
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81
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94%
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96
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23%
54 3/4
95
23%'
553/4
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22
46%
22
41
46 Va
211/4
40 Va
70
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46%
6,000
94%
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54%,
40%
48%
37
81%
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46%
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110
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14,400
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54%
55 Va
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95
22%
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46%
21Va
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24 Va
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108
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79
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56
41%
18,300
50 3/a
50%
473/a
41
12,100
20%
78
81
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8%
193/4
21
36%
5
„
400
19%
80
55
....
78
47%
3%
62 %c
8%
24
20%
36%
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80
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50
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124%
24
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Pharmacal
19%
79
100
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8%
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50
No par
;
Northwestern Steel
Norwich
53,200
106%
preferred
Northwest
2,800
21%
108 3/a
„
5.60%
preferred
31%
21%
>
*105%
Ry Co
5.80%
$4.16
31V2
21%
106%
preferred
Northwest
31%
213/a
11%
50%
96%
501/4
30%
45%
*85 %
.50%
493/4
21%
85%
76%
1,700
42%
45
50%
..
4,400
31%
11%
50
90%
-82%
50%
>
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76 %
par
.
104%
50%
»
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81%
104%
■
108%
Sugar Ind
Central
Northrop
11%
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82%
1061/4
108%
Northern Indiana P S Co
Northern Natural Gas Co
$4.11
11%
90 Va
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104
460
Corp
—ZBoc
Aviation—
1
American
$3.60
413/4
-
ZZZZ~1
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Norris-Thermador
5%%
42
x41%
r
*105%
preferred
preferred—
Northern
21%
49%
-
....
100
Adjustment
North
*31%
21%
77
——100
preferred
Niagara Share Corp
Nopco Chemical Co
6%
31%
49%
100
preferred
:
4.85%
Norfolk
31
21%
,
.
20%
'
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81%
105 %
100
preferred—
90%
81%
104%
1-100
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4.10%
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82%
105%
49%
———100
3.90%
t
90 Va
x81%
xl 05%
1
100
25
45%
11%
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17% Jun
60O
44 Va
11%
preferred
56% May 23
44%
44%
8 Va
preferred
6
44%
/
24%
18
$4.08
10
44V2
44
17%
931/4 May 13
95 % Mar
4
42% Mar
33
44 %
43%
8%
9
35% Jan
33
44%
42%
45 V*
States Power Co
21% Mar 20
331/4
44%
44%
84%
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12
32%
44%
43 Va
44%
37
27
1,100
23 V8
84%
Pacific Ry
31
25%
32%
100
*
Northern
44% Dec
25%
25%
32%
com_No par
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com_No
American
40 Va Dec
25%
*25 Va
32 %
*44
.
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Shipbuilding Corp—
preferred—
North
33 % Jan
25%
25%
17%
5
Chicago & St Louis Co—
Coal
19% May 29
480
39,800
32
Railroad-ZZ—Z1
Car
23
May 29
42% Dec 10
7,800
71%
25%
25%
Brake—-
American
951/4 May 24
25% Jan 14
18.300
70%
17 Va
91% Jan
22
11%
48
102
71%
8%
91% Apr 24
93% May 31
93% Dec 20
Apr
4,800
70%
17%
$4.1o
93
47 Vs.
102
.
600
34%
71%
18
19
19
11%
47 V4
8%
96
Jan
34%
102
17%
4
86
,
94
51%
17%
2
11
70%:
102
29,600
*93%
11%
46%
'
24%
*49
8%
Jan
Feb
11 Va
46%
102
5,900
24%
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17%
92% Jan
93
11 %
46%
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76
8
'11
102
'
51 Va
'
34%
8%
May 11
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17%
78% Mar 23
Jan
71
*93%
51%
34%
17%
93
86
11%
46%
94
34%
l
85% Jan
85% Jan
*49
101%
*33%
48% May 41
Feb
10%
convertible
American
.
May 28
81% May 29
94
51%
4
73 % July 23
11
93%
34
V.7
9,500
9,100
North
111% May 20
110%-Jan 17
24%
27%
65%
4,700
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1
24%
5,900
27%
63%
48%
31
54% May 13
108
24%
MEMORIAL DAY
48
29
26 Va May 21
79
May 15
53
Apr
3
64%
24,000
26,000
30%
27%
64
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23
May 17
104
27%'
64%
24%
45%
par
Co'ZZZ
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22
Jan
27%
'63%
34
50c
N Y
50% May 28
76V4 May 27
88
27%
64%
24 %
93%
preferred——100
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock—1
13% Apr 26
45 % May 28
85% Feb 25
82 % Jan
27%
63%
"24%
10,100
15%
70%
31
48 Va
4%
8
97% May 31
110% Feb 28
31
753/4
40
Jan
30 %
273/4
31
72% Jan
31 Va
48 Va
11% Apr
46
30%
691/8
48%
26
i9
31 %
14%
•
,
48 Va
19% Feb
26
CLOSED
48%
Central
Feb
EXCHANGE
45
Air
Dec
15
70
27%
York
79
STOCK
14%
Z 68%
753/4
York
74
48
48
14%
70%
27%
New
48% Apr
47%
47%
14%
;/69%
76
New
26
48
14%
27 %
13
Jun
2,600
75%
33% Feb
71
26%
27%
21% May 31
May 28
67% Jun 28
263/4
75%
2
37
26%
27%
2
3
26 Va
31%
—lo
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2.100
28,300
70%
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2,500
29 V4
14%
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9%
68 %
28%
>
6.9%
"1
_
47%
9 Va
68%
29
75%
Mar 11
Jan
48
9%
69
28 3/4
27%
Jan
82% Mar 22
47%
,:26%
Va
9
60
'
27%
38
3
26%
9%
75%
15
May
29%
26%
20%
28% Jan
43% Jan
67%
28%
100
12
86
9%
67%
par
31
15
9,800
England Electric System—
1
New England Tel & Tel Co_
2o
New Jersey Pr &
Lt Co 4% pfd_100
Newmont Mining Corp common_ui0
3%%
39% Mar 21
27
9%
67%
29%
26%
New
43% Dec
76% Jun
9
66%
28%
70
commonjfo
Newberry Co
8
20% Jan
33% Jun
"40%
1
14
5
40
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i-ZZZZZZZZZ 1
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22
27
27%
28%
22%
-
Corp
Jun
Jun
28,700
23%
—5
Neptune Meter Co
Nevada Power Co
Apr 29
44% Jan
16,800
34%
21
———
May 29
9
Corp
Corp
10% Jun
28
29%
33
101
ChemicalZ
Steel
Neisner Bros Inc_
11
61% Jan
2
28%
33 3/8
5
Co
Nautec
26
§4
Nov 20
54% Jan
29
31%
22%
;
Fibre
Apr
28% Apr
86 % Feb .20
5
28%
31
50
Co
48% Feb
97
24
28%
29%
20%
_
National
89 %
27%
29%
28%
1
100
National Starch
5
2
21
1,200
28%
27%
com~5
Corp
National Sugar Ref
National Tea Co
85
8,600
28%
5
National-Standard
May 21
2
„
Jan
86
V
27%
'.v.
10
Service
Vulcanized
24
•
1
Z
;
Co
26% Mar 27
Jun
Linen
Co
National
51% Jan
85
National
8
Lead
Natomas
May 29
36% May 29
National
7
19% May 29
51% Sep
4
15
May 14
75% May 24
3,600
29 Va
No par
29
Apr
•
20%
~~ 1
commonZZZZl
Co
9% Apr
18% Jan
29%
69%
Corp
13% Jan
20
12%
28%
28%
45% May 16
7% Feb
29
20 Va
$4.50 preferred
18% May 31
6% May 14
44.100
28%
41
Co
19 Va Jan
36
83
Apr
400
363/4
29%
683/4
(conv)
Gas
6
6% Feb
9
Jan
2
Jan
,
18%
12 Va
Va
20 3/a
28
..
15% Mar 19
12
52
23
Oct" 31
47
preferred
10% May 29
Mar 19
32
27
6
18
16
4%%
33 % May 29
25
42% Jan
2
11% Jan
13
Apr
27% Jan
9% Mar 29
21
25
77
28% Feb
8
5% May 28
2
25% May 27
30
20
22% Jan
13
98
4
35% Jan 1Q
50 %
2
Feb
68 Va Jan
3
18%
36 3/a
12
67 Va
pfd series of 1951—
50
45% Feb
6% Nov
4%%
2
24 % Feb
10% Oct
12
3
Jan
18%
36%
12
20 Va
5
Chem
&
2
2
15% Jun
Nat'l Distillers
,7% Jan
32
24
Jun
28
May
18 3/4
36
12%
67%
Castings Co_
—No par
National City Lines
Inc__Z1——1
.National Dairy
Products
5
48 % Jan
15% May 29
13 % Oct 24
27
10
26% Jan
4
54
183/4
36%
11%
20 Va
Register
29% Jan
98
9
33 % Oct
67% Jan
4
92% Jan
,99% Dec 27
24
26% Oct
May 24
59% Mar 19
Corp..
2
56% Jan
24
93 % Jan
15% May 13
23% Mar
Mar 23
8,200
40%
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lo
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Co_
9% Mar 27
54
30% Jan
38 3/a
25,200
40%
ZZZZZZZZl
ZZZZZZZZl
National
5
6,200
38
67
Co
Cash
24
24
1,100
513/4
393/4
20%
■
18% Oct
Jun
16
51%
ZZl
Corp
66% Oct
5 % Oct
16
39 %
67%
~
Biscuit
22% May 29
16
100
7,100
14%
40 Va
Corp
National
47
30
^zY;n Y:.
7
50% Feb 21
96% Feb
77%
29 Va
20%
Aviation Corp
2
77%
*133/4
66%
Murray Corp of America
National
83% Jan
69%
40%
Airlines
4
*67%
7,700
18%
20%
5
_
Acme
Jan
14,800
.
36
.12%
28%
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National
72
1,400
93/4
9%
3
Munsingwear Inc
Murphy Co (G C)_
National
30% Apr- 23
.93 Va Dec 28
8,200
2 5 3/a
19
12%
No par
70% May 16
25
73 %
35%
CoIZZ~Z~10
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31
24
5,100
v
36%.
35%
—ZZZZZlo
ZZZZZZZ
30% May
46 % Jun
*18%
1,200
4%
25 3/a
37%
38%
2,100
19,500
35%
39 Va
38%
41
4,400
69%
14%
153/4
30%
4%
51%
5
*14
50%
39%
v
16%
15
11,800
48
30%
77%
29
16
—\o
Supply
25% Mar
20% Oct
■
*14
CoZ
Corp
Inc -4,-.
21% Jan
11% Jan
28%
25
__No par
54% Jan
18
78
27%
No par
78
22%
50 Va
69%
•
2,100
34,600
48
9%
*67%
100
1.30O
j47,3
59%
22 Va
36%
25%
37
9 Va
18,900
24,800
85%
143/4;
68
36%
Co__
12
43 Va Jan
65%
25%
Utilities
27
24
65%
22%
110
58%
4%
64%
v
4.600
22%
39%
-
9%
Co
62 % Mar 16
45% Apr
4
25%
•
Chemical
Power
Wheel
Murphy
4Va
No par
31% Jan
May 29
9% May 29
65
*4
37%
Tool—
24% Dec
33
4 Va
9%
A
25
Jan
4
25%
B
22
11% Jun
38%
37%
Z-ZZ-100
19% May 19
43% Jun
10 Va Mar
39%
5
preferred
MSL Industries Inc
Mueller Brass Co
1
38%
'
Mountain
2
40% May 28
39%
70
1,000
303/a
85%
30%
64%
Montecatini Mining & Chemical
Amer shs (5 shares or
5,000 lire)
Montgomery Ward & Co
No par
22 Va May
30%
1
—
Montana-Dakota
15
31
Coa-ZZ
preferred
RR
Motor
31
6,600
66%
105
49%
31%
16,100
30Va
48
49%
37 %
64 3/a
103%
66
22%
47%
50
common
Service
Industries Inc
8% Jan
27
'
5
A_No par
Cement Co
6 25
13% Aug 22
8% Dec
v
~"~Io
22%
48
49%
30%
.
22
47
50%
38%
5
21%
47'
•
88
64
14%
50
30
103%
103 Va
58%
46 %
j
—
14%
58%
59%
21%
90
88%
36%
85%
59 Va
class
Public
Monsanto
34% May 31
Mar 20
Jun
RR
85
-
21%
par
.
Pacific
Montana
May 31
27
14%
Light—No
Motorola
23
23
&
Portland
Class
13
19
23
Power
105%
2,500
,
102
*86%
106 Va
105
15,300
*102
22%
105%
14 Va
Monon
41% May 31
29% Mar 21
223/e
59 Va
Monarch
9
28% Jan
May 28
22%
14 Va
Corp
CLOSED
MEMORIAL DAY
66 %
22%
29 3/8
*87
30 Va
58%
4.20%
2
21
66 Va
30
18,800
29,200
*101
63 3/8
30%
12%
343/4
37%
*88%
.v.'
EXCHANGE
103 Va
30
9,700
'
37%
62%
6,.500
29 Va.
STOCK
103 Va
100
28 %
12%
12%
..
66
84%
3 %%
5
20% May 29
62
95
34%
103%
36%
104%
84 Va
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell (John) & Co
Feb
104 %
*102
37%
14%
12% May 22
31% May 16
21% May 21
29 Va
*103%
Inc
73
4
Jan
32
24
Z 23% Jan
Apr
41% Jan
24
May 29
18'% Oct
18% Mar 28
~ 100
Z~Z 10
103%
36%
11,800
35
88 Va
88
120
1,100
90
12 Va
102
*87
900"
7,000
28;
88%
*86%
84%
Mohasco
8
49
62 Va
*101
88
106%
Missouri
10
May 28
102.,;
*102
37 Va
88%
.88%
*86%
103%
61%
28%
90
*87
'
36%
preference—
Missouri
15% May 10
16 % May 13
Jun
28%
*14%
23
28
34%
29%
*83%
Missouri
24
31
88
*102
36%
34%
*100%
88 Va
5
—
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
30
35
102
*85 Va
"inn
36%
34%
*88%
*87
Inc_E—Z-lo
common
Development Co
~
Mississippi River Fuel Corp__
15
52 % Jan
*100%
123/4
36
28 Va
90
Z_100
Mission
Apr
1
30% May 23
16
Oct
5
*88 V*
."
123/s
12 Va
105%
80
2
Jan
3
18
69% Jan
22
Apr
pfrTlOO
28%
28%
12 Va
12%
.34
,34 Va
,
.
.
893/4
*92
273/4
12%
.35%
35%
28%
88%
23 Va
23
89%
28%
100
Mission
77
33%
1
25
23 Va
88%
95
12 Va
Enterprises Inc__ No par
Minn Mining &
Mfg
__No par
Minnesota & Ontario
Paper
2.50
Minnesota
66% Jan
10
35%
5
%
*92
12%
,
23
convertible
24%
23 Va
27%
12%
12%
par
„
Utilities
28%
12 Va
12%
22%
53% May
Apr
11% Jan
28 Va
-
V
int
PhilippZZZ~~i
34% Mar 20
27
25c"
12 50
benef'ci
88
95
30 Va
48% May 15
4% Feb
89 Va
*92
30%
6
Feb
88 Va
92%
o
6
44
88 Va
92%
Co
Laboratories
Mar
37% Mar 19
69% May 11
25
75 % May 28
15
Mar
8
87%
1st preferred
Oil Corp
29 % Mar
44 Va
16%c
__No par
23
1,400
2,800
97 Va
23
87%
23%
,61%
*103%
*65%
3%
37% Mar 29
26% Jun
40 Va Feb
7
87%
23 %
Minnesota
73% May 31
May 29
89
23%
i
Minerals & Chemicals
9'
Jun
*87%
*23%
23 Va
66%'
Miles
24
19
23%
89
21%
42 3/a
*96
25%
23 Va
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_l.5o
15
34
34
23
*25
Shares
21%
41/4
42
23 Va
65%
5%%
May 27
41% Jun
25
the Week
May 3|
97%
23%
common
Corp
24%
Friday
May 30
*87%
preferred-
South
25%
42
*96
»
Sales for
Thursday
21%
l
—\—100
Midwest
8
Apr
25%
-ZZZZi00
4.45%
27
15% Jan
79% Jan
14
97.%
preferred
Midland-Ross
16
2
17
2
42 Va
*96
preferred —1
preferred
Middle
24
Mar 19
42
97 Va
3.80%
Mar 20
69% Apr
22
42%
3.85%
•
Apr
1
64% May 31
104% Jan 28
Mar 22
60% Jan
42
*96
213/8
__100
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
1
21%
1.83%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer IncZlZNo
39
2
Machine
21%
SALE PRICES
May 2 >
;
Metromedia Inc_
May 17
10
Inc
21 Va
HIGH
Wednesday
Inc~l
Co
Trust—Units of
Mesta
*21%
5
Linotype Co„,
Merritt-Chapman & Scott...
,/l
Apr
2
12% May 29
101
49% Jan
5
24
7
86
70% Feb8
23
90
84
14
16% Oct
29
Apr
98% Apr
26
13% Oct
Apr
96% Jan
May 28
84% Oct
23
95% Jan
85
100% Aug
6
39% Apr 10
May 28
43
Nov
87
9
94
97
8
80
81
19
Co
May 28
100
Mergenthaler
30 Va May 20
82 % Jan
Stores
preferred
Mesabi
35% May 22
25
&
$3.50
37 Va May 31
24
10% Jun
10
Tuesday
May 27
Cement—No par1
preferred series B
Merck
11
263/4 Oct
Portland
Mercantile
25
28% May 17
13% Apr 29
2
52% Jan
24
Monday
Par
Melville Shoe Corp common
14
25% Apr
90% Apr
18% Oct
9% May 29
Medusa
3
2
84 % Jan
28
21
77% Jan
20 Va Mar 11
LOW AND
STOCK
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
41/4%
preferred (1st series)
96 % May 14
25% May 20
22
10
18 V» May 28
60
1
93% Jan
6
YORK
EXCHANGE
20% Jan I
12
STOCKS
NEW
21%
40%
.
47
1,100
21%
40%
22,300
.
.
2,000
4,000
'
22
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2266)
..
,
Monday, June 3, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for
Monday
Tuesday
May 27
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
Lowest
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Previous
Year 1962
May 28
Par
EXCHANGE
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
May 29
the Week
Friday
Thursday
May 30
Shares
May 3L
o
May 28
Jan
11
80 % Jun
29
97 % July
46% Jan
49 y4 Jan
2
Dec
21
867/b Dec
38
92
7
Nov
8
99
105
3
12
14
Ohio Edison Co
May
1
100% May
89% May
9
7
3.90%
7
Jan
100 y2 Apr
51
9
85% Jan
102
100 y2 Dec
941/4 July 18
3
Feb
97
105
2
4.56%
25
4.44%
May
102% Jan
19
22% Mar 25
25
Apr
4.40%
17% Jan
7
18% Feb
13
4%
15
94y2 Jan
9
98 y2 Apr
26
4.24%
29 y4 Oct
24
41
Feb
26
34 y8 May
29
38% Jan
25
Oklahoma
26
25
4iy8Jan
3
31% Jan
2
41% May 13
Olin
14%' May 29
35
May 28
19% Jan
12
15% Jan
2
17 y2 May 13
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
54% Jan
23
47% Jan
4
59
Orange & Rockland Utilities
Jan
Jun
May
8
Natural
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
102%
*102
102%
104
*102
24%
23%
18
18%
*18
*96%
5,900
49
100%
540
87%
88%
260
104%
104%
*102
98
23%
18
*96%
,V;i'
340
102%
22%
18%
98
*96%
48%
100%
,
23%
23%
24%
18%
98
18
*96%
14,700
600
18
98
38%
38%
38%
34%
39%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17
17 %
16%.
16%
58%
58%
58%
58 %
57%
58
56%
58 %
3,800
29%
29%
28%
29%
28%
28%
2,200
49%
49
35
35y8
34%
34%
34%
38
39%
5
5
10
5
—________3.125
issued
When
104
89
104%
24
7.50
Gas
100%
88 %
*104%
102%
100
preferred
48"%
99%
88%
*102
20
preferred
23
48 %
100%
88 %
104
104
2.50
Okla Gas & Electric Co com
2
18% Apr
95 y2 Nov
48%
99%
89
48%
*87%
——100
100
100
31
J~un~28
16 y4
88 y2 Jan
100
.-100
preferred
preferred
preferred
x47%
100
48%
15
common
preferred
34%
34%
39%
40
3,600
29,100
1.700
28% May 29
29% May 28
3
48
May 15
59% Jan
30
Otis Elevator
14,300
24
76
49%
43% Oct
24
24% Mar
1
11% May 15
15% Jan
11
Outboard Marine Corp
30c
11%
12%
11%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
43,300
ioy2 oct
14
2
21% Feb
15
24%.May
I
No par
23 y4
23%
23 %
23%
23%
23%
23%
Jun
25 y2 Jan
23
19
13
53% Jan
21
68% May 14
1
62%
63%
62%
61%
62 %
61%
62
11,200
26
87% Feb
62 %
46 y2 Oct
80
81
79
79%
78
102%
34%
80
9,500
64
25
Oct
Jan
115
43
25
-
72% Jan
2
Jan
•96
14
Jun
99% Jun
28
2
84 % May
5
16
16% Jun
25
25
Jan
Jan
Apr
9
2
104
Feb
15
15% Jan
6
12
20
25
May 29
36% Feb
May 29
61% Dec 27
Pacific
American
Pacific
Cement
7 34% Jan
Pacific
29
2
2
13% Apr
5
157
Apr
6% Feb
17% Jan
25
25
-6%
25
15
Packaging Corp of America
Panhandle
98
4®V preferred
Papercraft Corp—
9% Jan
2
11% Jan
2
15% Oct
24
24% Feb
12
2i%
2
45% May 29
91% Aug 23
70% Dec
12
2
97% Feb
8
Pan
10
9
Jan
17
9 % Jan
Jan
6% Apr
28
Oct
24
18 % Oct
24
38% Mar 15
24% Mar 20
29% May
42 % Oct
24
75% Apr
11
48 % May 24
55% Feb
22 % Jun
21
35
31
29 % Jan
28
37
Apr
5
May 2
28% July 12
25% Apr
10
27
Feb
27
Jan
21
27
7% Oct
24
8
22
May- 28
33
17
Oct
25
May 29
17% Jan
Mar 29
40
37
4
26
19 % Jan
2
48 % Jan
3
41 % Jan
17
42% Jan
52% Jan
8% May 14
34
50
42
Jan
Apr
Apr
Penn
14
25
41
Jan
2
25% Jun
14
34% Feb
20
30% Jan
35
Mar 11
38% Mar 22
32 % Apr
36
May 16
28% May 29
98 % July 25
95
Jan
25
101% May 25
3
10% Jun
27
.31% Oct
101
106 % May
18% Feb
54% Jan
22
4%%
preferred
Feb
13
4.40%
series
2
35 % Feb
18
May 31
41% May 31
37
Jun
3
51
33
Oct
24
25
58
Feb
8
49
Jan
4
63
16
46
Jan
2
51% May
48% Jan
Jan
39
2
H
56% May 15
11
30
Apr
56% Feb
22
Jun
46
Mar 19
Feb
1
100
preferred—_..____100
10 Vv;•
)■
26
M
7
7
.
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co
Pepsi-Cola Co
'
si
i
Perkin-Elmer
12% Jun
15
16% Apr
17
49% Oct
24
59% Mar 23
51 % Mar 14
55
Jan
8
Permanente Cement Co common
5% convertible preferred
35% Oct
24
66 % Jan
42
51
Jan
9
Pet
99
15
13% Jan
19% Mar 15
31
-
2
May 27
31
12
25
19% Jan
2
18% Oct
24
42
Feb
13
33% Oct
23
57% Mar 15
47
62% Jan
52% Mar
13% Jun
44% Oct
1
28% May
15
25
May 29
98
Jun
6
103% Nov
7
82
July 10
88% Nov
28
96
Jan
34.% Mar 20
4%%
Petrolane
2
1
Pfaudler
Pfizer
2
4.40%
Mar
5
3.80%
Feb
5
4.30%
Apr
1
41% Apr .24
90 % Apr 22
4.68%
13
97
Apr
19
103
Apr
16
106
81
Jan
2
33% Jan
21
61 % Oct
112 % Jan
5
71%
'
103
31
Jan
25
87% Mar 27
84% Jan
3
84% Feb
19
81% Jan
10
88 % May
Feb
91
6
24
59 % Mar 14
47 % Jan
17
55% Apr
26
15% Oct
24
26% Apr
2
17% Apr
15
21% Jan
18
Oct
24
69
4
51% Jan
2
97
Feb
6
100% Nov 27
99% Jan
8
29 % Feb
28
34% May
18% Jun
27
30% Oct
23
11% Oct
4
41% Jan
Jan
11
102% Jan
$4 preferred
Piper Aircraft
1
Feb
26
49 % Apr
15
13% Jan
3
17% Jan
9
7
39
2
86
May
Jan
10
82
May 10
14% Jan
2
67
Aug 17
86 % Mar
1
72% Jan
64
Sep
28
81
8
73
12% Jun
22
1-6% May 15
Jan
59%
No par
x34%
28 3/a
53,300
52%
60%
• 35%
102%
90
101
.
Corp
6,500
25 Vb
25%
17
17 V4
17V4
17%
1,700
22
20%
211/4
22,900
173/4
173/a
17%
11,600
8%
*26%
—
'
—
—
1,400
'
—
2,100
83/B
8%
8%
200
27
*44
50
45
44
44
44 VB
443/4
44Vt
443/4
17,700
383/4
383/4
38%
39Va
1,500
333/4
1,000
355/8
333/4
34
*33 %
4,900
35%
353%
343/8
104 %
104V4
*104%
105
102
*101
102
10
18
66,100
*101
17%
17%
17%
40 VB
.-■:
40 Va
.40%
51%
53%
60%
47%
48%
41%
42 %
15% 15%
*54%
55%
44%
44%
*101
102
26%
26"%
17% 17%
25% 25%
52
52%
27
17%
25%..,
52%
„
59%
37%
38%
85%
86%
88%
89
*86%
87
52%
53%
19%
19%
56%
57%
*100
101
33
33%
45
46%
16
16
*82
84
*81
81%
21% 21%
440
44%
9,700
15%
2,100
;
47%
44%
•
200
55
55
>101
STOCK
6,900
20
102
EXCHANGE
26%
26%
3,700
CLOSED
17%
17%
1,900
24%
2,200
25%
52%
53%
27,800
59%
60%
11,600
35%
9,000
MEMORIAL DAY
34%
102%
590
90%
100%
100%
40
106 Vz
>105
38%
85%
46,900
86%
37%
7,300
*88 %
180
89
*86%
*86%
87
53%
53%
19%
19%
56%
57
*100
101
32%
32%
45V2
46
'15%
16
83%
84
81
81
190
103
90 %
38%
86%
89
21%
6,300
13,500
15%
35
89
54
48%
42%
*102% 103
90
90%
*100
101
*105
106%
37%
85%
700
61%'
60%
48
60%
34%
240
40 %
52%
60 Vz
60%
60%
34%
35
102% 102%
90% 90%
*100
101
*105
106%
38%
85%
*88*86%
53%
500
50
343/4
34
25 %
17%
38%
85%
88%
87
54%
19'%
19%
55
57%
*100
101
x33%
33%
46
46%
16
16%
83%
84
*81
81%
x21%
21%
100
100
•
22% May 23
27%
•49%
50
26%
102%
90
*99%
*105
106%
100
No par
1
Pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com_l0
$5 convertible preferred
No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)
No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
18
22
65 % Mar 19
23
64 % May 20
27%
265/a
17%
25%
51%
17%
,
9,400
34%
26%
26
—100
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
Philip Morris Inc common
5
4%
preferred
100
3.90% series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum—
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
___1
Pillsbury Co common
:
No par
14
40
Jan
17%
25%
50%
preferred
91
Sep
Oct
26%
5
preferred
preferred
11
45
101
27%
12.50
preferred
86% Jan
15%
54%
1
Phila Electric Co common
105
47%
34 %
51%
53
59%
61
47%
48%
41%
42 %
15%
15%
*54%
55%
43%
44%
*101
102
61
47%
42
33%c
Corp of America
Permutit Inc
& Co Inc
1
.7
Jan
42
"
1
Inc
(Chas)
Mar
Jan
100
24
Service
46 %
*49
50
*44
45
43%
44%
39%
39%
x33%
34%
35%
35%
104% 105%
101% .101%
17%
17%
40%
40%
52%
101
Phelps-Dodge Corp
106
July 16
80% July 25
1
100
36% May 22
6
■rf":
50
Petroleum
9
8
82
Gas
46%
263/4
45%
27
6.000
45 5/8
8%
46%
41%
15%
54%
—
73/4
8%
--
-
7 Vb
17%
8%
—
7%
17%
45
45
39%
6,600
98
♦96 Va
98
7%
21%
42
preferred
78
17%
No par
common
54% May
9
61% May 1.6
Aug 23
26%,Oct 24
101
Co
18% May
2
,29 Vz Jan
100
Milk
28% Jan
24% May 31
Jan
.
101% May 20
8
16% Feb
101% July 13
99% Mar
26 % May
Jan
:'j
77V4.
21%
52
61
No par
100
33 %c
1
Corp
77%
17%
43%
'39%
34%
34%
35%
35%
104% 105
*101
102
17%
17%
x40%
40%
par
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc__
•
52% Mar 19
Corp
9,500
52,600
21%
8%
6,200
161/4
39%
21%
*44
13%
16 Va
38%
♦96%
7%
44%
•131/4
16 VB
38%
77
77%
98
26%
*49
49%.
133/4
4,800
16
xl7%
■
50
__1
1.
3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
Penn Power & Light com
No
76%
*96%
7%
7%
900
6 %
15
143/4
37%
.
77%
98
520
146 %
*6
6 Vb
14%
■13%
"18%
146%
147
6
14%
21%
—5
common
preferred
28
103
17
13% Jan
2
39% May 29
Inc
Co
conv
106% Feb
Apr
98% Apr
2
»
Fruit
*145
13%. 13%
15%
16%
38
38 %
14
15%
39
25
17%
-1
Penney (J C) Co
Pennsalt Chemicals
5
23% Jun
14,900
25%
17%
Ford
&
<4,68%
2,
29
■33%
17%
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp_______—1
50 % Apr
33
25%
Penick
10% Feb
2
33 %
1
New
9
27,900
x323/4
25
Industries—
Tool
Pendleton
19% Jan
7
9,800
■13%
34%
26%
preferred.
prior
conv
12,100
57%
133/s
34%
26%
% Apr 25
25 % May 22
14
16% May
27% Jan
May 29
5%
'
7,900
17,400
57Va
34%
27
5
18%
15%--.
327s
.32%
18%
34%
*26%
Peabody Coal Co common
-V-
13%
45%
27%
No par
15
32%
13%
45%
26%
49 %
No par
400
18
15V4
14%
32%
30
13%
1
Pictures Corp__;
1,100
.
18%
*96%
7%
Transportation
1,100
34%
101%
56%
No par
Parke Davis & Co
102%
'
56
100
—-—1
Line
—
Parmelee
1
14
19
May 31
15
Pipe
*100
410
18 %
1
East
CLOSED
MEMORIAL DAY
18Va
*18
V
STOCK
EXCHANGE
56%
15%
38'%
x77
American Sulphur
Paramount
48% May 22
8
Electronics
Packard-Bell
14% May 21
16% May 15
35 % Mar
5
80% May 13
3
12
101 x7s
49%
34% 34%
151% 152
*6
6%
14%
14%
34
34%
150% 151%
*6
6%
14%
14%
1
13%
Jan
15% Jan
16
Corp
39% May 24
20
25
96
Consolidated
Tin
50c
22
67% Jan
Ltd
__70c
Pan Amer World Airways Inc__—1
7% Oct
Jan
Co_5
Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
preferred—
100
Pacific
7
10% Jun
14% Nov
13%
31 % Mar 12
5% Jan
15
13%
Pacific
145% Jan
26
13%
35 % Apr
2
20% Oct
1
Petroleums
Corp
34%
*100
18%
14"%
32%
18%
18%
55%
Pacific
12
23% Jun
19
57
14% May 13
26
Jan
32%
Lighting
79%
102 %
34%
102 %
34
101
*17%
14%
32%
18%
56 %
; '' 7
10
Pacific Intermonntain Express
Pacific
7% Jan
18%
15%
*17%
No par
24
17
39% Jan
100%
49%
79
.
102%
34
34 y2
101
14%
32%
Apr
158% Feb
102 %
102 V*
34%
5
63% Jan
20
102%
*100%
Inc_5 '•
Aggregates
Electric
&
Gas
Corp
&
1
1
5
31
preferred
15 % May 27
5% May 28
5
14% Nov
58% Feb
$5
com—6.25
Co
49
49%
48%
■:
_■____
—100
common—_—15
No par
Paper Co
'18% Jan '•' 8
31% Jan 1 2
53% May
H10% Mar
23% Mar
-
Glass
preferred
Oxford
4
16 % Mar 25
26% May 29
Fiberglas Corp
1
15% May
12% Jan
47
4%
18
37
2
9% Jun
142% Oct
Owens-Illinois
105
8
100 V J an
97 y4 Jan
Co
Owens-Corning
2
1
31% Jan
100
Mar 23
101 % Feb
24
Mar
Outlet
1
87
53%
19 %
38,400
19%
53
3,100
57%
56%
7,600
101
>100
33
45 %
15%
4,600
46%
15%
32%
6,200
1,700
330
*82
83%
*80%
81%
100
21%
21%
3,100
21%
•
;
.
I
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
_
5% Oct
36% Oct
35
'
22
a.
116% Mar
44 Vz Jun
88
21
Jun
51% Jan
4
7
Jan
13% May 31
Jan
9
38
Jan
61% May 15
55% Jan
24
<41
Jan
54
5
Oct
19% Jan
-
May
35% Mar 29
8
6
125
Nov
14
25
78
Jan
4
130
25
Jan
3
Oct
24
81% Jun
14
221
Jan
3
13% Oct
24
21
Jan
22
90% Oct
18
95% Mar
-
May 8
57% Jan 14
134% Jan
20
12% Jan
22
7%
143
1
67% Feb
139
126% Aug 21
43% Oct 24
34% Dec
6
5
61 :
Jan
17
57% Feb
28
122
105% Jan
132
127
3
28% Mar 20
120% May
15% Jan
93
Jan
:
6
3
60%
35
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
*131
1
Pittston Co (The) common
1
$3.50 convertible preferred—__75
125
56% Jun
20% Jun
May 31
Plough Inc—
Potomac
19
27% Jan
26
68% Jan
29
July 24
31% May 14
30 % Jan
85
Jan
5
92
Nov
20
91 % Jan
95
Feb
21
4.08%
87
Jan
2
95
Dec
6
94% Jan
97% Apr
5
4.18%
98
Nov
21
Feb
1
4.30%
109
Apr
10
106% Mar
109% Jan
15
15
108
25
Jun
Jun
29
110% Feb
29
100
111% Jan
May 27
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
35
21
32 % Jan
3
39
11
76
Jan
2
81
28
24
May
3
25
8
23
Mar 29
10 Va Feb
21
88
23
21
July 25
5% Oct
84
Jun
24
24
18
Nov
Jan
Jan
2
Jan
4
22
35%
31%
28% Jun
25
6
19% Jan
2
38 % Mar
9
23% Jan
2
„
div
26
36% Jan
11
19%
19%
64% Apr
f"
<
r
543/4 Oct
136
24
Oct
25
95 % Oct
26
For
91% Feb
1146
footnotes,
16
Mar 13
303/4 Jan
3
see page
61% Mar
1
>79% Apr
3
141
Jan J 2
27% Jan .<' 2
25.
;
.69% Jan
34% Apr
95%
95%
96 %
11
22%
22%
X22%
22%
22%
22%
12,20
77%
76%
77%
76%
77
29%
29%
29 %
lo
&
96
18
96%
*96
.
77%
78
76%
28%
29%
29
29%
12,90
x7 4 %
74%
74%
75
74%
753/a
75%
755/B
,10,50
com__No par
x31%
31%
30%
31
31
31%
31 VB
31%
2,00
preference
-
.29%
v
...
'
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
*93%
94%
96
*95
96
*95
96
*95
96
preferred
preferred
100
100
100
*98
99
*108
110
preferred
Serv
Co
of Ind
98%
98 %
*108%
109 %
108%
109
109
•
*108%
38%
38%
108 %
109
38
81
38%
*80
81
*80
81
*24%
25
*24%
25
*24%
♦23%.
24
*23%
24
*23
Industries Inc
common
5
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Co
_1
,
:___
.
Products
—
Inc;
Quaker Oats Co common
>
.'
-5
1
2_L_v__v5
; 6.%' "preferred
_l_l__,i-100 • ~
-Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
'
-
30
30%
41
%\
74
--.,73
,
64*8
145:"
33
363/4
36%
28%
29 VB
.,30%
40%
30.%
.
63
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323/4
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75
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;
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63% "
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.
37 VB
30%
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20 3/4'
37 %
41
.
86%
20%
29%
'
7%
7%J
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20%
36%
<
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86%
37 VB
130%
40%,
"-,.73%
■
7%
7%
V
82 '•
23%
20%
20%
5,900
24%
23%
24
28%
29%
t.
40%
645 'V *144%
\ 33
20%
37 %
36%
29
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•
21
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-
360
38%
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90
v.
■
■
109
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24%
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86 %
*85
86%
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h
7%
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7%
7%
No par
Cement
81
38
.—100
25
25
109%
-
38
38%
400
99
99
99
110
*98
*108%
109%
xl08
com__No par
:
preferred
Rican
Purolator
i>.
9,30
_No par
5
*92%
Pure Oil
,
»
Gas com_No par
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co___3
Pullman Inc—
No.par.
24
4,20
19%
96%
22%
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
4
29
19%
19%
•
109,60
20 %
*95
$4.75
15
147% Mar 14
19%
27
4.60
<
156
100
Puetro
.42% May 31
38% Dec
Apr
149 3/4
100
Publicker
May 24
40% Jan
.30
146%
8,20
r
-
343/4
22%
preferred
preferred
4.16% preferred
31%'May 14
43% Jan
30
23
2
26 % Mar
May"29
17% Oct
20% Oct
34%
'
'
r
127
'19%
4.32%
22
20% May 29
35% Apr 23
34%
144%
145
69%
69
127
/ 126
34%
34%
xl40
69%
68
126
132
132
132
*131
•
67%
9
1,20
*95%
3%%
86
,
61%
35 %
preferred-;
preferred
Public
;7% May 16
May 15
6
84
61%
35%
14,90
55,40
\
57%
5.28%
-
24% Jan
140%
60%
126
-34%
'
59%
35%
*57
5.05%
Mar 14
Feb
$1.40
May 13
24% Dec
19
Elec
Public Serv
May 23
79% Apr
22% Jan
136%
Public Service Co of Colorado
75% May 31
32% Feb 18
96% Mar
34%
57%
132
67
126
34%
?
13%
35%
:
*131
-67%
125
13%
12%
57
59
*35
132
67%
553/s
13%
5%% sf pref_100
Power Co
Gamble
&
2
32% Apr
69% Dec
90% July 17
:
'
54%
10
Electric
Procter
;
92% Jan
25
106
;
Porter Co Inc (HK)
25
104
:
Poor & Co_
8
23% Apr 18
79% Apr 16
30% Feb 19
69% Mar
1.25
1
—
Polaroid Corp
May 29
49 %
pfd
*141%
55
12%
59
35%:
"
22% May 16
/
59%':
100
,1st series prior
5%%
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
142
54%
57%
*57
'57%
*57
142
*141%
55
12%
12%
.12%
No par
100
class A
preferred
54%
55%
7
May 31
99 % Apr
14
5%
54%
141%
141%
142
*141%
10
100
7
,35% May
1
156
May 31
20% May 27
.
•
v:.
8
69% May 31
•
:
.
May 14
40% Jan
32 % Mar 12
100
guaranteed preferred
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Pittsburgh Steel Co com
..
...
-
\
7,800
12,500
'
10,700
29%
-29
30%
30%;
■
.'9,500
■41%
"42%
53.800
71%
'733/4
-3,200
.'-63%
*144 3/4
33%-
=
64%'
6,700
50
145
33%
^
900
Volume
Number
197
6269
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2267)
23
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
NEW
i
Highest.
YORK
LOW AND
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
May 27
May 28
par
HIGH
SALE
Wednesday
PRICES
Sales for
Thursday
May 29
'
Friday
May 31
May 30
the Week
Shares
R
38% Jun
63% Mar 14
56
Jan
2
71 % May 29
79% Dec
20
77
82
May 22
$3.50
45
Jan
10
Apr
34% Jan
17
28% Sep 10
12% May 29
2
40
Jan
24
Ralston
21% Jan
2
15 % Feb
26
18% Jan
7
Ranco
30% Feb
13
9% May 17
13% Jan
7
Random
8
Oct
27
24
41
May
1
70% May 31
Radio
44% May 14
25
14% Feb
~16
2
24% Apr
41% Feb
18
21% Jan
2
16
21% Apr
22
29% May
30% Jan
7% Jun
May 29
5% Oct
10% Feb
24
12
Nov
1
8
Oct
24
19
8% Jan
1
Jan
18% May 20
22% Mar
13%
Oct~24
10 V* Oct
21"% Jun
23
8
21% Feb
12
Oct
23
16% Jan
4
16% Oct
25
19 % Apr
6
15% Jan
•
9
31 % Jun
28
49% Jan
9% Jun
12
Jan
10
May
4
Reading
4%
Red
13
: Jan
Apr
24
Jan
>16% Jan
2'<;
18% Feb
10% Apr
19
28
19
60
Jan
34% Jan
2
Oct
30
Nov
7
31
Oct
24
20% Oct
27
Revere
Copper
Revlon
2
29
4
23% Jan
2
35% May 16
49% Jan
8
"52% May 21
102% Jan
3
Jun
25
116% Jan
31
34% Oct
23
80% Feb
16
8% Jun
3% Jun
Oct
90
1
2
15
4% Jan
2
6% May 22
65% Feb 21 v
55
Jan
17
39
30% May 28
19% Jan
Jan
2
_
3
Oct
24
42% Feb
12
23% Mar 19
22% Oct
24
28% Dec
21
27
73
Jun
27
124% Dec
90
97
Aug 30
15% May 29
Dec
Apr
47% Apr
&
17%
20,800
,14
14
&
Co
2nd
14%
143/a
12%
11%
12
22%
=
22%
22%
STOCK
44%
44%
22%
22%
44%
45
s
44%
45%
EXCHANGE
15%
15%
45 %
15%
45%'
2,600
15%
15%
15%i
15%
15%
1,800
*63 %
16%
9%
14%
64
♦62%
17
16%
10
,
17 Vb
10%
10
16%
16%
*16%
38%
38%
38 %
64
*62%
16%
,
64 ;:t
16%
9%
r
closed :;
64
16%
17
14,300
9%
10
12,400
MEMORIAL DAY
16 %!
16%
16%
300
38%
39%
38%
39%
76,500
48
48%
6,300
41%
33%
48%
40%
48%
40%
33%
41%
33%
32,600
No par
33%
33%
33%.
32%
33%
32%
34%
8,700
32%
33%
32%
33%
52%
33%
52%
*51%
51,100
52%
100
52%
52%
106%
51%
106%
34%
51%
106%
5
43%
44%
42%
88%
*8814
—50
com
100
Co
♦88%
13%
13
13%
6
5%
6
1.25
56%
57%
1,300
43%
63,200
88%
88 Va
88 Vb
14%
13%
14%
5%
57
14
5% Z
43%
44%
58
44
12,700
44 Va
44 Va
10
30%
43%
31%
44%
30%
14,400
30%
30%
30%
25%
30%
30%
56%
57%
56%
26%
27
26%
27%
26%
26%
26%
"26%
27%
27%
27%
27%
31%
28%
31%
31%
31%
32
.10
31%
41%
■41%
32%
3,900
40%
40%.-.
40 Va
40 Va
5
39%
40
39%
39%
7,600
39%
39%
39%
39 %
39%
134%
39%
6,700
134%
135%
135%
137
134%
3,500
♦95 Va
98
5
Co
__
series A
134
100
♦96%
*95 %
98
1
16%
16%
Zl
Corp
98
134
*95%
16%
17
17%
17%
17%
25%
24%
26
25 Va
25%
25%
26
33
33
33%
33 %
33%
l
33 Va
33%
32%
32%
32
32%
32
32%
32%
323/4
47%,
47%
47%
47%
47%
48
48
48 %
9%
9%
9%
9%
29% Feb
18% Jan
2
34% May 20
27% Apr
11
26% Jan
2
38
44
26
43% Jan
2
49% May
2
10% Jan
17
9
McBee Corp__
Rubbermaid Inc /.
1
13% Jan
12%
13
12%
12%
Ruberoid
Co
1
28%
28%
28%
28%
x28
Ruppert (Jacob)
Ryan Aeronautical Co
5
♦11 %
12%
*11%
12 Va"
*11%
12%
17%
11%
17%
17%
18
17%
11%
11%
11%
11%
7% Oct
Dec
23
14% Feb
5
11 % May 29
17% Jan
4
12
25
8% Jan
1
Apr
15
26
41
5
26 % Apr
29
31% Feb
1
10% Jun
29
21
14% Feb
19
26-
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
11% Jan
15
16 % Mar 21
19% Jan
10
12% Apr
8
Oct
Oct
7% Oct
24
Jan
18% Feb
13
9
Jan
2
Corp
(Geo
Royal
Royal
Royal
D)
Corp
Crown
Cola
Dutch
Petroleum
Ryder
System
Co.:
Co
No par
45 % Feb
4
943/4 Nov
16
91 % Apr
22
352% Jan
26
352 % Jan
26
22% Jun
26
37
Jan
57% May
3
96
Feb 20
4
25
Jan
7
323/4 May 16
21% Feb 20
20% May 21
21% Mar 1
19
183/4 Jan
68% Oct
23% May 16
81Dec
79
86
22% Oct 23
'
11
May 29
Aug 13
31
38% Mar 29
42 % Jan
24
9
45% Jan
16
32% Apr
6% Jan
35% Jan
16
2
12
23
98 % Feb
14
65% Feb
10% Oct 24
283/b Apr
53% Dec
23
11% May
513/4 Jan
25
Oct
23
Oct
25
42% Jan
77
Jan
16
87
90
Feb
6
19
Oct
23
74¥4 Jan
5
3% Oct 22
21
Jun
28
2
20%
23
84%
33%
33%
33%
33%
363/4
37%
37 V*
373%
Apr
5
Jan
28
26 Va Jan
2
29
82
21% Jan
77
7
3
14
27% Mar
9
Jan
18
4% Jan
2
Jan
2
17% Jan
2
20
2
32%
Jan
13% May 29
29% Mar 19
Jun
25
883/4 Jan
2
74
9% Dec
31
15% Mar
2
9
143/B Jan
4
104
Aug
18% Jan
'11%
7
Jan
Mar
17
6
7% May 31
103 % Jan
8
3
13% Jan
24
Mar 30
9% Jan
2
34% Jan
45% Feb
12
May 20
801/4 May 29
51/2 Apr
2
401/4 May 29
21% May 31
May 29
15% Mar 18
11%;
11%
11%
STOCK
12 Va
12
12 Va
EXCHANGE
21%
215/a
21%
CLOSED
9%
10
10
10%
*9%
10
393/4
40 3/4
39%
40%
393/4
40
32 %
32%
32 V*
32%
32 V*
32%
1
30
72 Vb
73%
72%
733/a.
12%
12%
preferred—50
12%
12%
12%
52%
52%
52
52
52 Va
52%
33 %
33%
33%
34
333/4
34%
Scott
Paper Co common—
$3.40 preferred
$4 preferred
Scovill Mfg Co common
3.65% preferred
Screw
Bolt
&
No par
No par
*90
.102
102
Roebuck
101%
101%
101%
27%
27%
27%
*79 V*
80%
80 V*
Inc
43/4
•4%
S F
88%
11
16
22% Jan
15
19 V4 Jan
2
18% Jan
4
83/i, Apr
26
16 V* Jan
2
19Vb Feb
18
Shoe
Mar 15
261/2 Jan
28
15Va Oct
24
28% Oct
24
2
Apr 19
33% Mar 29
263/b May 22
40 Vb Feb
5
22
2
9
393/4 May 22
323/4 Feb 11
Simmons
28% Jan
22
Jan
7
281/2 Apr
15
Simplicity
35 % Jan
2
46% Apr
30
Sinclair
63
Mar
Simonds
1
76V2 May 17
Singer
62
55% Jan
3
Co
Oil
8
23
Jan
2
633/4 Mar 22
313/8 May 22
Skelly
353/a Mar
Smith
(A
29% Jan
5
23% Jan
2
42% May 22
603/4 Mar 20
68% Apr 29
20
May 29
45 Vb Jun
44
Jun
25
Feb~21
72% Feb 28
25
593/4 Dec
27
58
Jan
2
69V2 Apr
3
12% Nov
26
11% Jan
2
7% May 29
39% Jun 25
9% Jan
2
8V4 Jan
4
Feb
15
53 V4 Jan
21
21% May 31
6
IOV4 FeD
611/2 Apr 24
Feb
19
5% July
58
50
53
Mar 23
V4
16
&
Mobil
Amer
South
40%
40%
40%
40%
40%
3,900
22%
22 Va
22%
22%
223/4
15
143/4
14%
14%
14%
2,100
41%
41%
X41
42 V*
42%
43
43
433/4
44,400
V*
23%
23 V*
23%
23%
23%
23%
24
24%
24%
24%
233/4
24%
23%
243/s
5.800
9%
9%
9%
9 Va
9 V*
9%
91/4
13,600
17
17 V*
2,100
23
231/4
_50c
38%
38%
39
29%
29%
29%
Co
50c
26 s/8
26%
26%
27
25%
26%
25%
26%
,5
443/8
44%
45
44%
45%
44%
45
26,700
74
75
10,100
74%
74%
751/4
25
*59 V*
595/a
59 V*
59%
59%
593/4
59%
59%
29%
30 5/a
30 V*
303/4
30 V*
30%
303/8
30%
6,600
5
41 Vb
42%
40
41%
40 3/4
413/4
41%
423/a
39,100
64 Va
65 5/a
64 V*
65
633/4
64%
64
643/4
8,600
67%
67%
673/4
69
No par
20%
21%
20%
21%
Platinum
G Co
40 V*
41
40%
42
435/8
43%
California
May 13
Southern
Co
59% Feb
7
203/a Dec
31
19% Feb
75
16
72V2 Jan
5
14
Apr
_
21
3
5%
353/a Mar
7
333/8 Mar
1
37
11
263/4 Jan
5
15
2
19% May 23
Spalding
141/4 Jan
91/4 Apr
1
9% Oct 23
473/4 Jan
2
4
Jun
25
8% Jan
24
24
Oct
3
42% Jan
2
26
90
Jan
Jan
May
29
28
Spartans
24
Sparton
Chemical
941/4 May
97
4.20%
953/4 Dec
24 Vb Jan
2
90
Aug 16
20% Jun 25
97
9
93
Apr
24
1
25
Jan
3
321/4 May 16
82% Jan
2
90
Sep
For
25
86
.
Mar
footnotes,
8
see page
12% Mar
25.
7
26
Feb
1
Jan
18
98% Feb
7
15
Feb
1
Sperry
Service
$4.50
Industries
$4.50
32,400
2,800
573/4
56%
57
53%
53 V*
40 3/4
41
41
531/4
41%
43%
44'/4
42
44
57%
*53
53%
2,500
200
1,900
69,200
34%
34%
34%
34%
35
24%
25
25%
25%
243/4
243/4
25
25
32%
323/4
323/b
32 %
32 %
32%
32%
32%
40,900
54%
55
54%
12,400
common
preferred
54%
55
54%
56
55 V*
56
55 V*
56
54%
541/a
51
50%
50%
51
51%
51%
51%
6,700
35%
36
35%
36 V*
36
36%
35%
36%
43,700
62%
63%
64
64%
15,900
20%
20%
20%
20%
7.7%
77%
:
-
54%
54%
613/4
63
203/4
21
77%
*75%
"77%
Co—1
36%
363/4
36%
36%
36%
37
36%
19
19%
183/4
183/4
*18%
19
18
14
13%
—_1
—1
13%
8%
6
33 Vt
100
*95
9
34 V*
97
62
203/4.
8%
33
*95
623/4
21%
.
13%
8%
33V4
97
131/4
•
,
.
*76
3,700
78
10
36%
.
13Vi
133/a
1,600
■
18%
4,000
1,700
133/s
10,600
8 3/4
8%
83/4
8%
6,200
32%
33%
32%
33%
58,200
*95
*95
97
133/a
135/8
133/a
13%
13%
13%
25
95 Va
95%
94%
95
95
95
No par
x30%
305/8
29%
30%
30%
30%
No par
x83 %
88%
*88%
89
89
89
,_50c
600
1,200
x503/4
*753%
common
common
35%
x56
2.50
Corp
preferred
♦34%
100
:
Co
Rahd
Spiegel Inc
57
20
preferred
3
*27,200
9Va
34%
No par
ctfs
Corp
Spencer
6
6% Jan
15
May
383/a Mar
tr
& Bros Inc
353/4 May 23
10% Mar
69 Va
21%
9
1
No par
common-
stock
Public
(A G)
(Del)
preferred^
Ohio
25% Mar 19
10% Oct 22
81
Co
Railway
Southwestern
68%
21V*
9%
25
Pacific
&
69%
211/4
9
8%
Edison
5
non-cum
Mobile
223/4 May 29
Nov
5
Southern Indiana Gas & El_No par
Southern Natural Gas Co_—
7.50
Southern
213/4 May
•77% May 29
com
preferred
23
653/4 Apr
55V4 Mar
Sugar
*53
2,400
68%
44%
Co
563/4
75
20%
40 3/4
Southern
Feb
r
2.50
Southeastern Public Service Co
18% July
74%
9
53 y4
25
71
9
50
18
Southern
9
56%
53 V*
Jan
36% May 31
9
56 V*
Feb
"283/8 Mar
1
//
com_4.50
33
16
500
3,500
Labs_No par
Inc
15
&
Rico
3,500
/
10
Co
Gas
1,600
j
—10
;
Co Inc
E &
•
45 V*
75
27
30% Feb
23
383/4
29%
4
19
223/4
38%
4
25
221/2
293/4
15
57
223/B
38%
22V4 Jan
52% Apr
17%
293/4
30% Jan
573/4 Apr
17
>
16
Jan
17
293/4
16
Jan
17
39
Jan
43
17%
22%
233/4 Feb
50
17
3,900
38%
33
51 Vb Jan
9%
2,200
293/4
25
Puerto
9
24
1
24
30
23
1
1
17 Vb Jun
49% May 21
35% Feb 25
Mar 21
100
22 Vb
273/4 Oct
Jersey
South
May
1,600
107
40%
preferred
South
50
73/4
*105
xl43/4
French
Carolina
28
57 % Jan
141/4
8%
105
15 V*
—___
Gold
41% Feb
53
12,600
15%
8%
105
.
22 V*
28% Jan
May 29
21% May 29
44
May 29..
15%
8%
83/4
106
403/4
16
36
*15 Va
VB*
85%
15
17
40% Jun 26
15%
♦15
1
*105
Zj
Oil
South
8%
31,200
22 Vb
40% Jan
30 3/4 Mar
893/4
22%
—
4
31% Mar 30
88 3/8
No par
Co
O)
Corp
Feb
23 Vb May 29
38 Va Jun 25
89V4
40 Va
443/4 Jan
2
88%
1,100
24
May 28
88%
14,400
21% Oct
29
2,200
143/4
Soo Line Railroad Co
5%
.34%
15%
51% Mar 18
323/4 Jan
2
54
34%
14%
America
Corp
Kline
Socony
35
15%
of America
Smith-Douglass
Smith
34%
143/4
_1
Pattern
14
15%
35
No par
Oil
24
89%
83/4
600
6,100
34%
88 Vb
•
110
13%
16
Co
19% Oct
8 S/8
27 V*
13%
143/4
Sdw & Steel—
50% Jun
15%
*105
35
213/a
26
15V4
Co
32% Jan
V4
21%
28%
13%
15%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
33% Jan
56
30,800
21V*
26 Va
15%
Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
16
27
20 5/a
283/4
15
24% May
3
251/4 May 23
13V8 Jan 14
34% Jan
22 V* Feb
24
20%
28%
1
41% Mar 20
of
20%
283/4
2,300
15%
No par
23
Corp
37,700
4%
—No par
14% May 29
Corp
40
15%
Gas
Corp
28% Oct 23
Sheraton
4%
39%
15V4
(Frank G)
Oil
10
43/4
401/4
15 V*
Shattuck
Shell
4,100
81%
15V*
23
&
28
1
Inc
22
Oil
_90
101%
27%
*791%
—2.50
Corp__
17% May
7
43% May 13
Steel
101
13%
34
24Va Jan
Sharon
23,200
20%
3
1
2,000
34%
91
4%
28%
1
52%
;■
39 Va
20
5
Corp
8,800
40
5
Industries
Shamrock
43%
101 Va
7,600
26,100
39 V*
40
No par
Financial
C
43/4
393/4
2.50
^
common
Shahmoon
521/4
34
80 %
1
9%
♦90.
28
80%
1
5.25 preferred
8%
91
27%
Seiberling Rubber Co
Servel
*90
27 V*
20
—
&
'/I.
91
9
♦79 V*
Corp of Amer
Corp
issued—:
9
.
100
Finance Co
When
*90
9 Va
__25
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
Seaboard
8%
91
No par
43% Apr
23
1,300
72%
2
Jun
14,200
32%
12V*
2
19
40 V*
72
30
24% Oct
1,800
393/4
*32%
9
183/4 Jan
26% Oct
MEMORIAL DAY
125/a
11% Jan
May 23
6,000
13,700
10
74
4
21
53,200
121/4
22%
8%
23% Mar 28
22
7,500
12
113/4
500
11,000
12
123/s
293/4 Jan
Oct
1,400
9400
■f.'
213/4
9%
V*
5,600
84%
72 V*.
25
May 28
9% Oct 24
23%
1
24
16
20%
23
12
9% Oct
31
20%
21%
620
313/4
♦82%
12%
14% Jun
Dec
30%
22
Co
16
31%
l
Falls
22
11%
11 Va
94%
400
5
Sears
Mar 12
33%
36%
30%
12%
;
N
Sealright-Oswego
May,20
36 3/4
11V*
35c
preferred-
903/4 May 22
IIV4 Jan
333/8
36 V*
94%
*300
21%
L
common-;
Seagrave
16
33 %
95 V*
400
5
Inc
33Va May
2
13% May 31
36V4 Apr 25
106
94%.
*300
V_
26
92
102
96
400
Corp common
51/2%
convertible
363/a Apr
9
x94 V*
*300
com—.1.40
Co
Inc
22
8
12
Corp
t;
96
400
1
preference
convertible
Jan
Mar 15
30
5%
59
Jan
Jun
Schering
Schick
3
86
63/4 Feb
Convertible
Schlumberger
31
5,600
34
37%
95 V*
_10
SCM
97% Jan
31
12% May 29
6% Jun
5
30% Jun 25
20 Va
223/4
23
18
23% Jan
6 3/4 May 29
103% Oct 12
7
17,400
56 %
*82%
26
31
33% Dec
59
Mar
57Va
56%
83 V*
751/2 Apr
16% Jan
Dec
25
25
10
54%
233/b
7
99% Dec
11% July 30
Jun
4
54%
20%
Industries
11 Va Jan
x54%
X83 V*
Electric
60% Feb
553/4
x22 3/4
Schenley
15,.
54%
x20%
Sangamo
1
12,200
85
10
30% Oct
113/4
23 V*
133/a Jan
2
11%
20 3/4
23V8 May 21
10% May 28
15
9% Jan
11%
85
Diego Imperial Corp
18% Jan
2,500
223/4
Diego Gas & Electric Co
11% Apr
173/1
203/4
St. Joseph Light & Power
_No par
St L San Fran Ry Co com__No par
Preferred series A 5%
100
St Regis Paper Co
5
San
:
17%
3C:,a
San
Va Jan
100
17%
30%
15
103/b Jan
11%
30%
39% Mar 15
27% Jan
1,800
28%
11%
30
133/4 Apr
: 18
123/4
28
_io
Jan
22
12%
*300
Jan
343/a Apr
12%
28%
100
10
19
50
9
3,400
82,200
8,800
100
35
3
16% Jan
26
Oct
May
1.66%
conv
40 % Apr
'
83/4 Oct
49
10
Jan
9%
_!
preferred
26% Jan
15% Oct
31% Aug 29
4% Oct 24
Jan
9%
preferred
Joseph Lead Co
4%
St.
8,500
1,100
9%
12%
-
14,600
'
common
393/b Mar 12
27% May 29
8
Stores
4.30%
16 % May 29
13% Jun 25
8
Safeway
«
,_2.50
..
2
28
89
9%
l
S
603% Jan
Jun
36% May 29
20 g
Inc
9,100
17%
25%
33
May 29
17% Oct 25
Roper
3,500
.
98
1
14
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
6
4,200
26%
31%
common
Feb
10,900
26%
Rohm
27% May
i-.'C
l
__
Mar 18
.6
No par
Corp
21
200
7,000
2.50
1
Rockwell-Standard
preferred
107%
42%
6
57%
44%
25
Co
600
107%
43%
*88%
14
5%
107
42%
88%:
1
Ltd
:
Inc
Controls
Haas
107
43%
£
;
Trust
;
107
No par
Selection
40% Apr
12
.
41%
2
31% Mar 15
600
*62 Va
17%
.10
*16%
900
38%
34% Jan
Ronson
1,300
39,000
16
'14%
8
8
4,000
48%
pref.
Richardson-Merrell
4%
29%.
16
'
41%
com
Manufacturing
Rohr
29%
16
•16
47%
J.) Tobacco
3.60% series
Rhodesian
9
29%
16 Va
11%
11
May 24
2,000
29%
29%
16
48
(R.
&
1,600
14%
14%
Apr
137% May 23
18%
14%
11%
43
2
12%
18
14%'
42%
conv
Rheem
12%
18
14%
Co_—2.50
Chemical
Metals
Preferred
■
12%
17 Va
47%
4%%
15
11%
17%
14%
41%
preferred series A.
Reynolds
29%
11%
17
14
*
5
Richfield Oil. Corp
Riegel Paper Corp___
Ritter
Company
17% Jan
21,300
10
Brass
36% Apr 16
27 % May 29
97
11%
22%
14%
2
4
22%
11%
37% Jan
Mar 19
11%
2,100
14%
31
16% Mar
23 %
22 %
Rochester Gas & Elec Corp
Rochester Telephone Corp
94
32,500
22%
11%
Robertshaw
18
28%
22%;,
22%
May
24% Jan 25
9,200
27%
22%
10%
28% May 31
12
12%
22%
♦22%
33
P'eb
12%
28%
l
3
104
42%
12%
27%'
29%
16
Jan
5
42
12 %
27%
10
4%%
8
10
Drug
Reynolds
47% May 14
88 % Feb
37% Mar 19
Feb
Rexall
28
7
44% Mar 14
38
Jan
10% Jan
7
Mar 14
37% Dec
110
7
Feb
34% Mar 26
26% May li
25
May 29
37% Jan
38% Mar
14
5% Dec
6
87
4
102
32% May 11
24% May 11
15% Oct. 24
•20
Jan
15% Feb
26
25
24
24
14
97
8
preferred
Inc
Mar
42
12%
27
1
48% May 31
48% Jan
52% Jan
41%
41%
12 %
41%
12%
28
♦16%
50
Republic Steel Corp
2
41% Jan'
2,400
10%
50
Corp
convertible
2
50% Nov
40
$1
36% Jan
8
86% Nov
16% May
2
-41% Apr 16
40 % Jan
Jan
10%
22%
Conv
5
48
41%
10 Va
10
Chemicals
Stores
67% Mar 13
26
20% Jan
43% Jan
4
10%
2,600
12 %
Elec & Eng Co
I_III_5
Mfg Co common.
5
preferred 3 % % series
100
Republic Aviation Corp
50c
Republic Corp
common
50c
26
2
2
■
10%
41%
Reliance
17
Jan
6% Jan
4,500
158,400
27%
Reliance
.
Jan
14
17%
xl4%
12
4
16%
__50c
69
19;
7,300
17%
HZ
45% May 23
20% Jan 17 V
Mar 12
16%
10 VB
Reliable
13% Mar 26
17
17
10%
Reichhold
9
53
12% Jan
16%
10%
11
30
24
17
36 Va
22
23
24
80%
35%
29%
Jan
May'2 8
70%
80%,
36
♦15%
.Jan
6% Oct
preferred
preferred
68%
80%
35%
No par
76
12% Oct
2nd
69%
80%
35%
10
~~_5
IIIII50
Stores—V
68%
80%
35 V8
Roller Bit Co_
Reeves Bros Inc:
21
23
2
1st
non-cum
Owl
69%
80
?"%
xl6%
i
common
69
80%
No par
14
Jan
Co
69%
80%
.1
Reed
15% May
38% Jan
Inc
non-cum
4%
51% Aug 30
.'
House
Co
14% May 20
29% May 28
'>23%
•'18% Jan
68%
35%
2.50
Inc
17% Feb
5
par
—No par
2.50
Inc
Rayonier
12% May 31
14% Apr 30
10% Mar 14
15
preferred
Purina Co_
Raytheon
;
8
21
7% Jan
15
13% Jan
2
1st
Raybestos-Manhattan —No par
Raymond International Inc__3.33%
12% May 24
16 V* May 29
25
Corp of America com_No
„
97
13%
133/a
95
>
95
30%
'•
303/4,
90
90
96,600
170
.
,
10,700
80
24
(2268)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD'
'
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
'
•
Lowest
Lowest
NEW
*
25
4
35% Jan
48 Va May 22
Square
Staley
May 29
2
41% May 31
Jan
2
43 V8 May
77% Jan
64
2
83% Apr
25
81
22
853/4 Apr
15
24
35 Va Jan
2
14% May
7
61% Feb 28
20 Va Feb
14
24'/a Jun
48
74% July
15 V» Oct
May 29
65% Dec
5
81V* May 29
397/a Oct 26
98% Dec
26
58% Feb
45% May 28
59% Dec
48
59% Feb
8
95% Feb
28
50
May 29
July 17
ll Va Jun 25
85
13
15
46% Jan
2
26
58% Jan
2
2
90
Jan
47
Mar 12
22
71
25
29% Mar
22
Jun
22
31
22% Feb
18% Oct
24
V
30% Mar 15
10% Oct
40 % Jan
7 % Jan
25% Oct
24
47% Jan
29
28
84% Nov
28
83 % Feb
19% Jan
17
15% Jan
38% Jan
71% Jan
18
24%
Oct~22
37
Feb
6
Jun
25
34
Feb
28
15% Oct
26
33-% Jan
2
18
Nov
6334
64%
94%
42,600
94 %
57%
57V2
58
571,4
58
67%
67 Va
26,700
67%
67%
68
60%
61%
61%
64
101,700
99
643/s
92
61%
92
14
13%
135/s
133/8
13%
49
*92
1
13%
♦47%
48
*47i/4
*92
49
49
23%
23Vj
23V4
233/a
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
12%
12%
12%
12%
24
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc__
24%
23%
24
23%
93/4
9%
10
9%
*29%
30
*293/4
30
313/a
34 3/4
34%
34%
; 34%
*823/4
84%
*823/4
84%
*821/4
16 %
16 %
16%
16%
79%
80 3/4
79 Va
80
26 3/4
27%
26%
27
27
•Y
5
19%
19%
193/4
Jan
56 Va May 31
18% Jan
2
2
27% May 29
33 %
Apr
24
31
21% May 29
44
Jan
15
23 Va Jan
10% Feb
13
5% May 17
Stone
11
42% May 31,
.
Storer
/
8
Feb
Foods
Studebaker
14
Suburban
21
1045
5
56% May
Jun
27
1385 Feb
Jan
21
1559
12'A Oct
24
24 % Mar 21
15% Jan
2
24
49% Feb
40 Va Jan
2
22 Va Jun
27
47% Jan
25
29% Apr
15% Jan
4
Feb
2
11% May 29
18
13
19
331/2
32%
33V4
700
5%
5%
61/4
125,200
6
6,500
293/4
30%
30
3O V4
23
23%
23%
231/4
5,800
49
493/4
493/a
49%
26%
3,700
25%
263%
26
26%
26%
27%
9%
7,200
93/8
95/8
93/4
9%
1,500
:
Sun
Corp„
5
Corp
series
Oil
1
Corp
Chemical
A
Sunshine
Sweets
Oil
Co
49%
33%
32%
6.25
54%
54%
53%
10c
XIOV4
10%
10%
25
2
2
19% Apr
Symington Wayne Corp
Co
Swingline
17
1420
1.38 8/9
Swift
Inc
class
A
1450
17%
43 %
25
1
"343/4
1
17Va
1430
17%
43%
9%
*98
49%
18%
19
4,800
4,200
.
'
9'/a
100
49%
32%
California
of
*98
49%
Inc
America
of
100
1
May
1
443/a Apr 10
36% May 8
&
*98
No par
—
Mining Co
Superior
May 14
S3/a
No par
Oil Co.
Sunshine Biscuits
2
26%
1
common
preferred
Co
Sunray DX
20
31 % Oct
795
*323/4
6
50
$4.50
11% May 22
2
421%
33
5%
6'
23%
Sun
73/4 Jan
41%
32%
Suburban
98% May 10
503/a Apr 18
34% Apr 18
53 Va May 29
323/4
5%
49%
10% Feb
13
42
323/4
1
22Vb
21% Jan
12 Va Aug
41
.——1.25
Corp
50
19
May" 2 9
41%
1,300
Corp
Gas
Sunstrand
~6
41
151/4
23
28 Va May 23
43 % Jan
151/4
49%
28% May 21
50% May 22 £
25 % Jan
41
22
18% Jan
41 % Jan
8
1
41
Sunbeam
8
23
15
12,700
18%
29
28% Feb
56 Va
151/4
183/4
24% Nov
53 Va Jan
55%
151/4
18%
30%
45% Apr
24
541/4 ' 56
15%
18%
May 29
May 29
54%
15Va
30
17% May 29
21 Va Oct
53
15%
18%
32
16
34 y8 May 10 '
Jan
53
15%
30%
25 Va Jan
8% Jan
5,500
52%
1
18%
17 Va Jan
2
35
13,900
30%
2
v."
.12.800
<
1
30% Jan
28% Jan
21% Apr
.:
Propane Gas Corp———1
SuCrest Corp
1
24
2
.
600
_1
Corp__.
Broadcasting Co
Stouffer
343/4 May 14
-
Container
20% May 29
15% Jan
2
43
400
19%
11
.
19%
21
Apr
May 14
19%
19% Feb
50% Mar 20
16% Jan
193/4
19%
15
92
2OV4
353/8
20
13
17
36 Va
19%
32 J/4
35%
19%
23
24
32%
351/4
19% '
33
35%
70% Feb
Oct
32%
35%
32%
16% Nov
8 % Oct
323/4
33%
25
83
5,200
20%
24
21% Aug
4,200
27Va
35%
38% Oct
14% Oct
161/4
80
35
Webster—:
9,500
16 %
20
&
100
84V2
26%
323/4
Stone
35 Va
791/4
—2.50
*19%
34%
*82Vi
;
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—15
% ■'
./-■
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common—1
5% prior preference
20
10 Va Jun
May 29
34% "
5;500
6,200
30
16 Va
Stewart-Warner
11
*29%
80
18
18% Jan
CLOSED
/
9%
16 J/8
25
Inc
4,800
241/4
/ 9%
79%
:
24
Corp_
12%
EXCHANGE
•
35% Apr
& Co
24,700
24
STOCK
,
1,900
23%
841/a.
24% Jan
P)
100
23%
23%
27
1
—2.50
49
*°%
10
293/4
23.100
23%
•
24
9%
100
13%
*47V»
23%
293/4
•
:
4,900
93%
13%
121/2
—100
:
*92
•
24
12%
'
6
9334
23%
Sterling Drug Inc_.
(J
1,100
■-
58
66%
363/4 Apr
11
95V2
57Vb
67
60 3/4
common'——5"
issued'
941/4
57%
66%
1
No par
preferred
'When
64%
96
63%
*94%
18
17% Jan
,
6
28 Va May 20
643/4
95%
5,700
60%
—5
Co
63%
17,400
1
(The) LS—
Chemical
3 Va %
.
64 5/e
16%
% Feb 25
29% Jan
29
20% May 17
9
Stauffer
27
84% May 16
v
26% May 27
23
15
Feb
17% Feb
3
91% Mar 26
Co
16Va
20
Corp
Starrett
200
163%
7
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray
3
83%
10
preferred
10 % May 16
7
25
common
Steel Co
Pressed
243/4 May 24
32 Va Mar II
81% Feb
7
convertible
31% Jan
Mar 18
14% May 29
6%
Standard
85
29
v
29
83%
16
15%
preferred series A
'—100
Packaging Corp conu
1
$1.60 convertible preferred——_20
$1.20 convertible preferred—
20
17
693/4
*831%
15%
Standard
9
Jan
691,4
84
68%
83%
153/4
33/4%
3
26
27% Jan
2,
21
25
Apr
,.-163/8 Jan 24
20% Mar 25
6
32 % Dec
55% Jun
Oil
Ohio
3.400
69%
68%
15%
Oil of New Jersey
Standard
26
May 24
5
Jan
Oil of Indiana
Standard
53 % Jan
12% May 28
2
111/4 Mar
6% May 29
22
Standard
of
12,800
42 3/8
83%
95%
Shares
471/4
68
63%
the Week
M?.y 3 1
411/2
83%
par
Friday
May 30
46%
68%
__6.25
No
preferred
Sales for
Thursday
43 Va
1
com
6
16% Feb
May 13
23
12
Calif
of
$3.30
conv
47
x833/8
Industries
9
93
23 Va May 24
9
Oil
Standard
45%
68%
par
No
preferred
Kollsman
May 2
46%
47V4
42
com—No par
Inc
Wednesday
May 28
—10
Co___^
HIGH SALE PRICES
Tuesday
May 27
46%
47%
5
Mfg
Brands
15
70% May 13
13% May 28
5
Monday
Par
Co
E
Standard
68 Va Apr
52% Jan
:.$3.50
24
98% Apr
60 Va May
93
D
A
Standard
7
69 % Apr
Feb
23% Mar
21% Jun
29
733/o May
'
41 % Oct
22
Jan
Highest
2
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
39% Dec
*98
100
491/a
49
49
100
49
2,200
33%
.
33
33%
331/4
333A
54
531/8
53%
531/2
54
3,200
11
14,100
11%
1465
11
10%
1458
*17%
x42 3/4
17%
42%
35
34%
351%
17%
17
10%
1465
1489
*17%
42%
67,500
1494
1,750
17%
175/b
17%
43
42%
431/4
34%
35'%
35%
36%
13,700
17%
17
17%.
17%
18%
26,000
26%
700
•
11,800
T
Jun
27
29% May 29
~4%
2
17% Jan
55% Mar 23
2
16% Feb
24
28 % May 20
14
6
61
Mar
9
31
25% Mar
2
17 3/4 Jan
45
Jun
25
61% Dec
26
59% Jan
May 29
5
16% Jan
2
.41 % Mar
4
41% Jan
2
18% Mar
34% May 29
45% Mar 29
32%
52% Apr
25
Jun
11
11'/a Oct
22
23 % Jan
15
Oct
22
125% Jan
4
49
•
52 % Nov
33% May 29
19
29
Apr
47% Jan
Talon
25
25
54
2
70
Texaco
2
Texas
16% May 15
Texas
Gulf
86
Texas
2
3
25 % Feb
24
31% Mar
9
29% Mar 21
9
32
Jan
2
1
25% Jan
2
35 % Apr
29% Jan
4
10
19
24
Jan
3
37% Jun
Textron
$1.25
Thatcher
Thiokol
25
66
Jan
2
50 Va Mar 20
60 Ve May
12
88 Va
Apr
Apr
6
89% Jan
11
.93 % May 27
36
4
29% Jan
4
333/a Feb
15% Oct
24
19% Mar
4
24% May
3
25% Mar 20
23% Feb
16
3
25% Nov
2
Jun
25
57% Feb
7
Oct
-
15
25
25 Va Mar 26
20% May 29
45
243/4 toar 13
53% Jan
2
27 Va Jan
63% Jan
May 29
69 % May
8
20 % Jan
2
65% Feb
51
Jun
25
81% Jan
2
28% Jun
25
48% Feb
15
108
Jun
21
141
2
Jan
6% May 29
8% May 29
18% Jan
7% May 29
13
Oct 23
14 % Jan
3
54
133% Feb
4
19
34% Apr
51% Feb
8
14
23
*.
34
May 29
Va
93/b Mar
Oct
46
Oct
15% Oct
6 3/4 May
May
159% May
5% Mar 26
73/4
Jan
12% Apr
1
3
25
22 Va Apr
26
16
143/4 Jan
52 % Feb
5
45 % Apr
30
24
39% Jan
22
29
11% Jan
2
20
Jan
20%
20%
46,100
66 %
66 3/8
67%
50,200
18 J/8
I8V4
18%
181/4
*48 Va
47%
48%
471/4
4.7'A
47%
473/4
1,900
59 %
48%
60'/8
59V8
59%
59 J/a
593/4
58%
59%
54,400
153/8
15%
153%
155/a
15%
15%
15%
153/4
31,300
83
85 %
May
65%
54%
54%
553/b
.20%
55%
50c
343/4
35%
351/4
36 3/8
34%
38%
38%
5
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Co
Co
Co.
2,900
16,500
77,400
65%
3,700
54%
10,900
36%
CLOSED
211/4
54
EXCHANGE
65%
20%
STOCK
37
23,200
•
9,800
83 3%
383/a
38J/2
31
30%
30%
30J/2
303/4
29%
303/a
25%
243%
25%
243/4
.25
24%
25
28%
1
7.50
;
5%
24%
1
29
29
291/4
28%
303/8
30 %
30%
/
12
*12
12%
12
12
573/4
59
58 »/4
58V2
6,100
93%
931/4
931/4
2,250
31%
311/4
12
-
57 %
58
93 %
100
No par
93%
57%
*92
57%
93%
*92
40
391/4
MEMORIAL DAY
*11%
!
31%
40
*
1,100
6,800
17,500
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200
31 %'
31 %
313/4..
311/2
31%
700
10
241/8
24%
24
24Va
24
23%
241/4
25
Bearing—
12,300
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251%
253/8
251/4
25%
25%
25%
1,600
66%
66
25%
661/2
661/4
67%
67
673/4
No par
653/4
10,600
18%
183%
18 J/4
18%
181/4
18Vt
29%
29 %
29%
29V4
29%
293/a
29%
67%
67%
67%
671/4
671/4
200
24%
25Va
X24%
25
24%
25
24%
24%
5,200
74%
76
74%
75
743/4
75%
75
75%
3,000
19
5
29 %
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1
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"
*67
67%
,
1,100
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2
52%
533/4
52%
53%
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1541/2
154V2
1
5 3/t
5%
53/4
5%
5 3/4
5%
53/4
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1
14,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
10 1/4
10%
101/4
5
10%
173/4
11,000
183/a
17%
17%
Corp
Pipeline Co
Airlines
'24
"19 Va
1
2
Inc
521/4
154
17%
53
52
18
53
156
155V4
156
173/4
12,000
600
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1
17,600
17 1/8
173/a
17%
17 Va
17%
18%
17%
17%
1
10,000
46 3A
47%
46 3%
46%
46%
463/4
46%
50
Financial
preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co
471/2
8,500
55%
551/4
*55%
55%
55
551/2
55%
551/2
600
1
24%
24%
24V4
25
243/a
24%
6,900
48
48%
48%
48'/a
24%
48%
241/4
48
*47%
48%
400
Co
common*
Twin
22
x54
353/4
pfd series of 1957
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
Jan
82
653/4
20%
54%
11
73/4 May 28
773/4
653/4
20 Va
$2.50
5 %
77 3/4
65%
20%
Tri-Continental Corp common
8
76%
65%
21
No par
Electronic
World
771/4
653/a
20 Va
35 % May 28
2
753/a
10
—_
Trans-World
15
283/8 May 15
49
.
6
No par
Mfg
Roller
Co
Trans
Apr
8
553/4 May 13
2
29
20%
66
18%
common
Transwestern
48
4
6
26% Feb
20%
66%
18%
preferred
Transitron
18% May 24
May
20%
66
18 3/8
preferred—
Trane
3
31
423/a Mar
203%
66%
18%
Transamerica Corp common
4%% conv preferred
24
16% Feb
8
20%
66
«
Torrington Co
Tractor Supply Co class A
3
10 % Jan
55
13
9
Jan
2
15% Feb
3
293/4 May
1
763/4 Apr 24
44
20%
Tishman Realty & Construction
Toledo Edison Co
:
3
42% Feb
Co__5
30,800
Timken
Jan,
30% May 29
58 % Jan
24
54
Oil
&
Thor Power Tool Co
$1.20
900
53%
1
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Tidewater Oil
6 Va
5%
52 Va
673/4 May 31
30
15% Oct
4%
6 Va
53/4
511/2
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldrldge com„5
13
6 Va
53/4
52
common
(J
6 Va
6
X51%
No par
preferred:
Betts
6 Va
53%
52%
20
16% Apr 26
253/4 Mar
1
15
8
&
6%
5%
_33%
Co i
Glass
6'/8
5,300
513/4
Inc
Coal
Chemical
Thompson
18
25
45
Inc
conv
Thomas
Feb
6 Va
27
1
Producing Co„
Sulphur
Pacific
30% May 31
Jan
23% Jan
3,500
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l-
14
11
11,300
443/8
Utilities
11
25% Oct
83
Gulf
26 Va Mar 12
Jan
351/4
43%
Texas
30
24 Va Mar 20
10
34%
44 Va
Texas
;«
33% Mar
22
Jun
13
55% May 21
37% May 20
40 % May 22
27% Mar
35%
44
Eastn Transmission Corp_3.50
Gas Transmission Corp
5
Texas
65% May 22
17% Jan
29% Dec
26%
34%
44%
—1.25
Instruments
May 31
50% Jan
44 Va Jan
27%
35'/4
43%
12.50
Texas
7
25
27%
34%
44%
Transmission
60% May 24
28
17
Gas
Texas
21% Feb
18% Jun
27%
35%
441/4
Inc
30
51% Nov
23 Va Oct
Corp
Corp
Tennessee
13% July 19
22% May 29
26% May 29
19% Jun 25
27%
34%
_1
49% May 22
5
27%
5
Tennessee
30
May
•18% Apr
,
1
—4.5o
Inc
Corp
TelAutograph
May 31
37% Jun
25
Co
(James)
Inc
Tandy
May
21 Va Apr
13% Mar 26
57
9
7% Jan
7
14
45% Feb
18
Broadcasting
73/4 Jan
5% Mnr 26
22
15% Oct
Talcott
48 Va
May 16
32% Jun
Taft
42 % Jan
2
34% May 28
1130% Jan
4
11 % Jan
May 29
4% Oct
May
conv
50
1
34 %
343%
33%
35%
34%
351/4
34%
36%
1
7%
7%
7%
55,000
7%
*7%
7%
7%
7%
800
1
x20%
21
20%
21
20J/4
20%
20 3/4
20%
5
10%
10%
10 %
10%
10 »/a
10%
10 »/2
No par
Industries Corp
103,4
14%
14%
14 %
2,401
143/i
14%
14%
141/2
14%
24%
25Va
17,801
25
25 Va
25
25 J/4
25'/4
253/a
14,801
.
u
15
Oct
24
7
Jun
1
16 3/4 Oct
19V» May 15
103/4 Mar 22
23
30% Oct
Jun
13
Jan
15
531/2 Jan
23
8 Va Jan
2
27% Jan
313/4 May 29
83
17% Jan
36
25
12% Oct
2IV2 Jan
15
38
433/4 Mar 15
27
1213/e Jan
2
Apr
.
Jan
34% Jan
2
29
2
2
78
1003/4 Jan
2
26% Apr
943/4 July 24
22
101% Dec
7
83 Va Dec
13
82% May 23
Dec
Feb
2
72% Jun
29
78
841% Jan
18
92
100
Jan
23% Apr 18
Udylite Corp (The)
'
3
26
2
12
May
21% Jan
2
Unarco Industries
14
Underwood
25% May 10
Unilever.Ltd Amer dep rets ord
49
Unilever
May 31
41% May 24
1123/4 Feb
4
28% May 10
1023/4 May 17
83% Jan
7
19
75% Jan
25
82
Dec
92
Jan
7
95
Jan
69% Jan
3
59% Jan
25
27% May 29
35
Dec
4
33% Jan
2
8 %, Jan
22
Union
„
Jun
United
25
29
36% Apr
25
United-Carr
May 22
59
Jan
21
United
231/4 Feb
Electric
21
18
Jan
20
Jan
30
United
Engineering
56
Mar
8% Feb
8
United
20% Mar 19
27% Apr
15
United
Financial
30% May 22
393/4 May
3
United
Fruit
38% Jan
253/4 May 10,
20% Mar 20
21% Jan
25
17% Jan
19% Jan
30
1% Jan
1% Apr
5
471/4 Jan
553/s Feb
21
34
36
% May 29
"31%
24
Oct
24
For
71 % Jan
-
35% Mar 14
19
Mar 26
l3/aJan
2
4
35% Mar 16
footnotes,
Coal
21% Jan
2
see page
v
25,
Jan
~Jan
2
41
41V4
40%
41%
41%
42
25,200
9%
9
9%
33
32%
33%
33%
33%
333/4
29%
29%
29%
293/4
29%
30
30
42%
40%
United
"27% May 23
233,4 May 16
Mar 18
Gas
of
Gas
Mach
preferred
*95 V4
40%
96
40%
41 Va
47 J/a
48%
1051/2
*102
96
463/8
*102
41Va
21,300
47%
12,800
105%
96J/4
96
96»/4
200
29%
28 34
29
283/4
283/4
16,100
33 V*
3 3 J/4
33J/4
33%
10
*183A
5,900
19V4
*18%
19%
*18%
33%
191/2
2.50
35%
35Va
x35
353/4
*18%
351/4
8Vs
8V4
8%
8 J/4
50%
50%
50 J/2
5
*59
5
Calif
36
8 J/a
50
36
19J/2
2,100
8V4
11,200
50J/4
50
,35%
8Va
8V4
503/4
19 Vt
19V4
19%
19 J/8
19%
19 J/a
193/8
4,400
23
233/s
23%
23%
23%
24%
233/4
243/4
14,600
283/4
29
293/s
283/4
29 J/a
29
29%
293/4
27,400
38V4
383/4
38%
39
3 8 3/4
391/4
39 V4
39%
4.50
13,700
x273/a
27%
27
27 J/a
26 J/4
26 3/4
*26J/4
263/4
lo
22%
223A
22
22
21%
22%
22%
22%
iq
183/4
19
18%
19
18%
19
10
'
1
11/,
1%
25
common.
iny-
_1
50%
50%
IV..
1V4
1V4
1
13/a
50 Va
50%
50%
50 J/a
34%
"*34%
*34%
1V4
1%
50%
51
*34%
35
*
—
60O
19 Va
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Corp
United Merch & Mfgrs Inc_
United Park City Mines Co
6%
96
41%
48%
105 Va
2,500
33
:
Co
48
*102
15,300
29
Greenfield
United Shoe
*95V4
No par
Corp:
'.
Improvement
United
United
'
Corp
48%
108
7,900
34J/4
30%
33%
Foundry
Co
9
29V4
Corp
Cos
9
9Va
40%
•
93
29
Corp..
&
9
32%
-
1
2
19% May 29
153/8 May 29
16% Oct 23
6,200
41%
78%
331/a
Corp
2
2
71
403/4
v9
1
Amer
Fastener
8
3OV2 Feb
70%
No par
___
of
Carton
50
24
Oct
Co
&
3
293/4 May 28
41
Corp
Biscuit
5
24
70 »/4
48
Jan
2
69%
*102
United Board
2
70
5
United
28
69%
pfd_100
United Artists
Jan
71
pfd_100
10
Jan
*91%
conv
10
8% Jan
78%
93
conv
21
85
79
*91%
1956)
Jan
*83%
85
*78
1955)
32
102
*83 J/a
(series of
common
15,101
27%
1013/4
783/4
(series of
31
33% Mar U
-
No par
Corp
18,101
271%
27%
102%
85
4%
403/4 Jan
64
27.
163% May 28
■t
Aircraft
21,60i
92 Va
4%
112
10,801
41%
111%
92%
2
Feb
14
49
41
110
783/4
18
271/4 Apr 25
30V4 May
1
18 Va Mar 27
Feb
27%
*102
48%
41%
79 Ve
Jan
95% May 23
105
Co
28
101%
47%
110 V4
94
102Va Jan
5
18
50% Mar 16
27
18% Oct
.17% Oct
46% May 31
Dec
353/8 Mar 15
333/4 May 29
■
5
Car
102V4 Dec
113
26
~
5
54% Dec
25
6% Jun
10
—lo
4
*83%
41
109%
4.201
70
_25/;"-:"
lo
3
Tank
preferred
83%
791%
United Air Lines Inc
2
31% Jan
,88% July 23
223/4 Oct 24
83 Va
*92%
Union Twist Drill Co
23% Jan
19
non-cum
27%
101%
par
30Va May 31
42% May 24
53% Jan
8
32V4 Mar 13
39% Jan
$4
27%
102%
par
Union
25
27%
102%
par
34% May 31
25
41% Jun
..
2
93/8 Feb
s
■
No par
$4
May 21
47'/a
40%
110 V4
common
preferred
$3.50
47%
40%
109%
preferred
—No
preferred
No
preferred
No
Union Oil of California
Union Pacific RR Co common.
;
14
47'A
41 Ve
lio3/8
26% Jan
23
24
Co
471/4
40%
l093/4
;$3.70
■
47 %
6%
No par
19
2
(20 % Oct
.
Paper Corp_
Corp
Electric
>$4.50
20 g
Feb
39
83/4 Jan
.20% Jun
Jun
Bag-Camp
Carbide
shares
28
8
,38 % Jun
ord
8% Feb
2
Nov
100
V
Union
71 Va May 23
42
N
Union
Mar 14
28
43 Va May 29
,
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Number
6269
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The Commercial and
.
Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
Range for Previous
Lowest
19 % Oct
Range Since Jan. 1. 1963
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
41 Vb Feb
14
95'A Aug 10
23 VA Jun 25
98 VA Dec
24
98
% Jan
4
99 % Feb
9
26
Jan
3
31 % May 23
U
S
36% Feb
11
46% May 23
84% May 31
U
S
U
S
25
65 lA Oct
323A Mar
24
153
47% Mar 23
105 V4 Jan
10% Oct
23
Jun
24'A Mar
14
25
15% Jan
19
50% May
5
8% Jan
23
,15% Jan
23% Feb
18
31VA May
12
Oct
23
49 VA July
373A Oct
VA %
22
U
U
4
35
40% Jan;
2
Mar 27
26% May 28
48% Jan-
31
787/a Jan
4
6
U
U
20
16
Apr
2
26% Jan
*39% July 17
42% Jan 22
30
19
54
2
Jan
2
.31%, May 14
U
157% Mar 28
.
38% ,7an-:
U
6
Oct 29
S
Tobacco
7<7c
193A Oct
19
33% Oct
11 Vb
24
54
158
Feb
170
1
U
18
41% May
7
United
6
May
24
8% Jan
4
28
3
24% Jan
6
2
13 VA Apr
28% Apr
42% Jan
32% Jan
42% May 14
22% May 31
41% Apr
4
Jan
2
Mar~20
40%
37% Jan
10
1
12% Dec
28% Jan
16
12% Mai* 20
28% Dec
31
26% Mar
19
May 29"
25
45% Feb
50% Jan
24
18
22
Jan
28% Jan
21
19
Jun
88
2
63% May 24
13
92y4 Feb
108 % Feb
91
16
26% Jan
"
Jan
Jan
14
18
93
3
Jan
3
104% Jan
7
21
4
36% Jan
14% Feb 21
106
27
95% Apr
20
105 % Oct
23
Varian
4
29
Oct
14
Jan
16
18% Mar 22
10 VA Jan
30
104
2
Jan
4
47
May 13
113
Jan
93
Feb
10
11
99% May 20
96 VA May
2
106% Apr
5
28% May 14
29% May 28
14% Apr 24107V2 Feb ; 7
74
July
9
88
Feb
Oct
26
31
Jan
3
5% Oct
24
9% Jan
4
39 VA Oct
24
20
81
25
57% Jan
25
44% Feb
8
4VA Oct
19
5% Oct
25
59% Jun
51
24
72
Steel
Oct~24
20% Feb
22"
Oct
24
17% Oct
3
92
5
29
Oct
105
2
Dec
54% Jan
27% Jan
7
8% Feb
11
15% Feb
25
7 Mar 11
23% Jan
Feb
2
14
95
853A Jan
3
92
26% Oct
22
46
97% Feb
16
102
9
Mar 11
Jun
30
38% May
3
40% May 28
Warren
Feb
3 % May
12% Jan
23
West
15
Wesco
15
West
14
91% Jan
14
30% Jan
2
4
98
Mar 12
94% May 17
38% May 20
8
53
May 31
Apr
11
14
22% Jan
32
29% Dec
31
29
21% Oct 24
41% Jan
4
21% Oct
30% Mar 12
25
39 % Jan
31
Jan
2
26% Jan
2
88% Jan
118
2
2'
31% Jan
■
-
2
86% Apr
19
Apr
2
110
Feb
2
27
_
Jan
Jan
Sep
10
42% Jan
90% Oct
29
96 % Apr
18
92
25 3A May 11
71 % May 14
36% Dec
20
15
35% Jan
77 "..
Oct
24
Apr 24
47% Mar 28
25
52% Jan
41% Jan
100
Feb
5
23
4
103 % Nov' 19
77
.:
4
May 29
38% May 31
Apr
9
33
32
May 16
37% Apr 24
90 y< Jan
115
35
30
May 10
Apr 15
*
101 %
_
101% Mar 15
6% Jan
2
105% Apr 16
10% Feb 27
10 VA Jan
15
Jan
19
21% Jan
2
25
43% Feb
May
28
39
2
45
May 24
2
14
26% Mar
26% May 29
48
18
32% Feb
Mar 22
Jan
Mar 29
34% Mar 25
19% Jan
8
15
Jun
25
33% Oct
22
57
Feb
16
38
Jan
39% Apr 15
33% May 24
43% Jan 25
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
15
87
Jan
93 Vb Feb
9% Feb
7
6% Jan
2
26% Mar
5
Jun
22
Jun
26
26
39
Jan
20
6
Feb
9
31% May 29
131% Apr
44% Dec
10
28
20
Oct
23
29% Dec
5
23
Oct
15
29% Jan
22
55
Oct
24
92% Jan
2
21% Oct
22
58
Feb
8
81% Jun
28
93
Jan
16
92% Jun
8
Jun
87% Jun
Jun
25
25
14
27
131
Jan
2
11% Feb 28
166% Jan
4
31% Anr
2
3
62% Feb
26% Jan
2
85
7
5
97 'A May 22
9% Jan
W
7
27Vs Feb
75% Apr
15
15
36
May 16
91% May 16
107
Jan 25
12
Mar 29
24
213
May 31
23
25% Jan
2
31 % May 20
34% May 21
84% Jan
2
106% May 31
18% Jan
2
25% May 16
75% Mar 15
9%
9%
55
♦110%
45 VA
111%
*110 %
111%
111%
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*98
99
*96%
98
106%
26%
26%
28%
27
27
26%
27
29%
13%
13%
13%
13%
*105%
13%
106%
105%
>105%
81%
54%
;
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1
&
Winn-Dixie
:
6%
27%
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C
Woolworth
4% %
76,200
13%
5,500
105%
30
100
23%
15%
23%
15
:n 23%
15%
14%
25%
25%
25%
26
27%
27%
27%
28
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3%
15%
3%
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15%
1,20C
3%
12,10C
15%
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10%
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70C
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47
102%
96%
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V102 VA
103
38C
97
96%
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36%
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50%
52%
96%
95
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36%
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95
35%
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,
102%
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103%
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52%
52
53
38%
38 >/4
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21
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38%
21
20
23,900
30%
31
32
32
32
32
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37%.
37%
37%
29%
38 VA
30
38%
-
3,100
30%
30%
30%
31%
48,400
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35%
31
30%
35%
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120
36
87%
87%
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32
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101%
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63%
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32
64
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250
50
50
51%
25,300
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81%
82%
2,900
42%
43%
43%
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64%
64 %
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8%
8%
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8%
26%
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26%
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26%
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46
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46
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45
104%
105
15%
15%
15%
36
36%
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10
30%
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10
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36%
41%
1
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65%
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46
100
15
15%
2,300
36%
36%
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31 VA
32%
25,900
42
42'/a
32%
31%
32%
41%
42 "
42%
92%
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92%
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9%
92%
9%
9%
30%
30%
1,600
15%
31
9%
30%
9%
30%
136
i
37
*36%
41%
9%
30%
100
9
26%
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9%
,
92%
4,200
49%
<
103%
8%
•
100
120
32V4
100
8,500
60,300-
80%
49%
80%
41%
63%
88%
120
100
80
36%
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800
31
36 VA
88%
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31%
101%
30%
36%
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120
48%
-
/
8%
No par
10c
*133
30%
30%
30%
30%
136
30%
30%
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30 VA
136
5,100
2,300
30%
7,500
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136
45%
45
45%
36
36 VA
45%
45%
1,400
36
27
36%
26%
36%
37
26%
4,100
73
10
10
45%
36
26%
_10
45%
35%
5
74%
26%-
73
73%
26 VA
26%
73%
34%
74%
33%
74%
75
35%
35
19,300
35%
34%
35%
18,200
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90%
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100
G
*89%
90%
97.%
98%
*10%
10%
No par
Co
31
2,20C
38
33% ,33%
46%
102%
36%
20%
49%
*37 VA
10%
102%
38%
1.60C
4.60C
45
45%
*93%
35%
40%
38%
103%
5
Co
95
36%
41%
...1
common
*95%
80
50
preferred
97
48
1
Inc
102
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37.%
30%
31%
1
Co
44%
101
100
Corp
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30%
80
com
10%
1,70(
107
37%
33%
45%
18,40(
29,80(
40
37%
33%
3%
103
15%
26
28%
48%
37%
3%
15%
15%
3,30(
106 %
49
11
23%
14%
40%
48%
38%
35%
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Co
40
49
761
15,70(
23 Vb
'37%
33%
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*115%
20
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37%
8,301
5%
30
100
10
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40%
48%
.
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9
69
5%
MEMORIAL DAY
107%
36%
39%
1,60
5,00
4,00'
37%
20
:
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1,50
4,20
v
7%
8%
68%
CLOSED
26
3%
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♦30
■
100
Inc
108
26%
27%
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39
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50%
51% '
38%
38%
21
20%
.
40
.
EXCHANGE
*
55*%
7%
15%
25%
28%
STOCK
9
43
55%
2,10
9
43
5%
23%
'
5
common
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Wyandotte Worsted
•5%
23%
109
81%
23%
9
68%
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35%
2.50
—
Co
8%
68%
5%
3%
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*93%
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preferred.
W)
Corp
prior
1,600
28%
81%
7%
8%
68%
5%
39
*95%
No par
common.—
(F
Worthington
26%
26%
33%
*102
1
preferred
7%
10%
•
2
common
7%
44%
.'■•-■
100
Iron
106 Va
23%
27
33%
16
100
2.
Chemical
Woodward
1.00C
99%
98
13 VA
•55%
*68 VA
5%v
'
4
preferred
Wltco
90
92%
*105
42%
3%
1
:
8
42%
•
39
•
1
Power
*
108 1
5
(The S S)
Public
8%
69%
'
49
;
Elec
7%
15%
25%
No par
Stores
7%
48%
common
Inc
26%
36%
preferred
$4.25 preferred
Industries
27
No par
RR
Windsor
26%
36%
38%
Inc_
Inc
27%
23%
5
Co.
55
No par
series
Co
Co
112 VA
27%
9%
54%
8%
100
Corp
Corp
Wilson
22,300
26%
24
*9
54 %
5
1.25
Co
preference
Oil
1.40C
45%
*105%
81%
23%
54%
69
No par
;
81%
.
9
7%
1
Mfg
8%
,
'
.
Coal
9
42%
1
Telegraph
Stores
Wilcox
28%
42%
100
Co
convertible
Wickes
1,200
62%
.
*98%
26%
26%
26%
•
50c
5% %
preferred i
White Sewing Machine common
$3
8,500
'
*96%
106%
*26%
24%
No par
4 % % n convertible
Prior
98
106 %
81%
23%
43
10
preferred
Wheeling Steel Corp
Motor
7,900
47%
111%
*91%
99%
*96%
106%
9%
55 %
45 VA
105%
*105%
*98%
24%
3.80%
preferred series B_
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
White
9%
13%
105%
-
8,400
55
45%
*105%
■
26%
10,400
47%
92%
.1
35,100
26 VA
111%
91%
99
900
23%
*61
46 %
98
U,30G
14%
29%
23%
62
45%
99
35%
14
47%
61
3,100
13,600
29%
54%
47
62
46%
Westinghouse Air Brake
—.10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
Dental
53 VA
47
x62
81%
Inc
Co
2nd
Union
54%
X47
63%
45%
Pharmaceutical—1
Pacific
Western
54
47%
62%
8%
42%
'.
Lines
Western
56%
47%
24%
__
non-cum
Jan
2
Xerox
5
Corp
1.25
197,
Yale & Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp.."1.5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
No par
Youngstojvn Steel Door
*89%
.
97%'
*10%
26%
5,100
90 VA
*89%
90 VA
98%
98%
98%
98
10%
98 VA
1,800
10%
10%
10 %
10%
2,100
30%
20G
30%
203% 208
30%
31%
No par
31%
31%
102%
■"24%
103%
102%
24%
24 Va
205%
30 VA
209
30%
31%
31 %
104
24%
30 VA
30%
213
43,400
30%
7,900
%
31%
31%
800
104%
105 %
106%
22,400
25%
25%
57%.
59
31
103%,
207
24 VA
25
55%
56%
..
6,600
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51
Mar
6
59% Jan .22
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9%
9,600
39%
xp.
146 V* Jan
21
30% Mar 16
4%
Wisconsin
16
25
9%
No par
Bancorporation
Western Maryland Ry com
Wisconsin
30% Feb
14% Oct
9%
Power
Air
136 VA Apr
8
47
May 13
37
May 31
38% Feb
23
22
24
Jan
24 VA Jan
Jan
4% %
32% May 17
Jan
42% Jan 30
28
22
107% Mar 28
22% Oct
65% Oct
42% Oct
130
12
9% Mar 28
29% May
125
19
25% Mar
9%
22%
35
26%
81%
common
Motor
White
65% May 31
25
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
&
Co
82% May 31
44% May 31
Jan
Oct
26
26%
15
Corp.
$5 preferred :
Whirlpool Corp
May 27
May 29
20
26%
*96%
17,200
40%
23%
26%
_io
51 vb May 31
33% Jan
33% Jun
29
27%
100
Western
2
•
26%
Pulp & Paper common—5
preferred
—100
Western
40
2
27
preferred
preferred
Va
17
18% Jan
24
4.10%
West
Jan
28
May 29
4.20%
31% Jan
Mar
9
.Jun
22%
4%% pfd—100
preferred series B
.100
28
Jan
22%
%
25,500
34%
40%
39 VA
29%
22%
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Financial
4
25
22%
91
10
16%
21%
14%
21%
92%
164%
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Tlernan
Penn
2
103
21
24
13%
29'A
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4,500
4,400
34 VA
35%
14
29
100
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Kentucky
53% Apr
35%
13%
l
Corp
Scientific
106% Feb
39%
29
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common
Knitting Mills
Welch
22
39%
100
Co
Corp
21%
39
100
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22 vb
35
50O
31%
36%
16%
41%
13%
No par
Co
Waukesha
35
40%
36%
35
40%
29 vb
50
com
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convertible
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23
Feb
25
8
35%
2,600
10,800
164 VA
16%
34%
:
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8%
.
31%
13%
com..1
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power
21% Jan
32 VA Feb
80
1
35%
16%
11,500
38
6%
*40 %
164%
29%
1
Co
$4.00
1
Jan
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8
36
163%
27%
'
6%
31%
36
No par
Warner
5
29
38%
5
Bros Pictures Inc
32% Dec
27
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38%
100
Brothers
Dec
Jan
22%
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50
Warner
11
100% Jan
Mar 12
41%
99
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4% %
Warner-Lambert
23% July 31
18% Jun 14
108% Sep
Warner
94% Jan
28
33%
41%
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Apr
100
RR
2
2
4
33%
164%
16% / 16%
33%
34%
40%
42
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8
5
20
35%
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31
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preferred
Baking Co
preferred
May 14
2% Apr
2
Ward,
39
19
May 29
23% Jun 25
13
Apr
Co
Co
Electric
&
36%
164 VA
16%
_1
preferred
Wallace
35%
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l~2.80
Co
29 VA Jan
.30% Feb
3
39 VA Mar
Dec
36
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110
51
Jan
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11
4
40% May 22
33% May 27
8
Jan
May 23
2
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31
87
31 VA
Inc
Walworth
6%
2
5% Jan
14% Feb
31VA
preferred
(Hiram)
Ward
31% Jan
36% Feb
102% Apr
31%
40%
III.l
ZZ.T25
Materials
Walker
8
47% Jan
2
37% Mar 19
25
31 %
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Waldorf System
1
4
51
23
May 24
6% Mar
33% Mar
May 29
8% Oct
9
72% Feb
32
39
95 VA Jun
40%
.
24
103
2
22
25
2
40% Jan
2% Oct
55 % Jan
12"% Mar 20
28
May 29
Jan
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10
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$4.80 preferred
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2
17% Feb 20
9
29
293A May 29
263A Oct 26
40 VA
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$4.20 preferred
49 Va Fe>b
2
6% May 3
Apr 23
38% Apr 19
27% May 17
Oct
,40%
2,500
41
37%
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23%
26%
6%
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26%
7%
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Power
51%
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29%
6%
100
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4
30%
7%
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430
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155%
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110
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166 %
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50
41
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Virginia Carolina Chemical
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20
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10
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25
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1
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6% Jan
Mar 12
17% Jan
Mar
87
166%
27
26%
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25% May 13
9 % May 24
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8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21
15
3% Oct
6
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2
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2
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65% Mar 21
40% Jun
Mar 27
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166%
27%
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16
166%
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50
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53
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30
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40% Jan
92% May 22
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8% May 29
101% Sep 10
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56% May 24
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7
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16% Jun 25
16
16
14
22
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60
49%
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18 %
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56 VA
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1
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26
39% Jan
43
166%
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1
47%
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15% Feb
29% Apr
37 vb Jan
12
31
2
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100
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Power & Light Co
2
44
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19
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24
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44
86
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24% Apr
25
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3
8
S
2
Jun
Oct
4
17% May 22
33% Feb
27
Mar
165
22 VA May 29
Oct
8
61% Mar 14
31% May 29
8
Jan
39
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22% Jun
19% Jun
15
55
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20
6
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2
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34% Mar
Feb
25
9% Feb
6
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38 J/2 Jan
2
24
31% Jan
Aug
8
10% Oct 24
29 % Oct
Apr
40% Apr
38% Jan
28 VA May
171
10%
43%
the
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10%
non-cumulative
25
83%
29%
45%
44%
19
Friday
May 31
31%
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83
30%
45
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preferred—100
Shoe Corp
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Corp
preferred
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Sales for
Thursday
99%
1
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1st
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83%
171
99 %
10
S
23% Feb
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31%
1
S
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50
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34% Feb
2
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100
31%
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Playing Card Co
U S Plywood Corp common
9
71% Feb
10
43 VA Jan
150
May
32% Jan
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2
Jan
56
2
17
22
49% May 20
170
161% Jan
Dec 31
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Lines
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1523A Apr
39% Feb
Jan
Securities
Co
Gypsum
S
27% Feb
2
17% Jun
4
U
58% May 14
85% Ma; 23
;-51
2
Foreign
x21%
100
_
24% Jan
82% Sep
60% Feb
-
Corp com__l
preferred
&
Monday
May 27
Par
Co common
7%
preferred
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9
May 31
May
1
10
LOW AND
STOCK
& Chemical
Freight
42% Jan
164
23'A May 29
37
29
4 VA %
4
22
139 V* July
3
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S
53% Mar 20
7
36
46
4
U
5
Apr
Apr
23
Jan
10
9 VA Feb
152'A July 2
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223/b Jun 26
-
2
171
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Oct
79
161 % Jan
18
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Aug
2
45% Feb
16
38
Jan
32 VA way 23
-
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2
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73
2
42VA Sep
21
30% Jan
4
.
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July 11
43
24% Jan
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
Interest •"
bonds
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Sale Price
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No.
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128
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68
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s
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13
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1977
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106
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1972
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INDUSTRIAL
AND
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debentures
Western
Chemical
Allied
"
1965——
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loan
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2008_—s.—Mar-Sepf
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mortgage
due
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1952
footnotes,
debentures
debentures
\
104
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1977—
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conv
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:
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■
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debentures
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231
225-
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102
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208-^39
a
—
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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28
BOND RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
bonds
Period
Exchange
New York Stock
Last
or
T.ow
Sold
Jan,
Low
New York Stock
1,1963
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
B
RR—
Ohio
&
1st
cons
1st
cons
mtge
4 Vis
1995
C
ser
88
88
81%
62
■
68'A
Gas
ref
1st
&
1st
ref
1st
Electric
&
77'A
77
78'A
86%
86
86%
83
72
75
75
75%
39
6 4'A
78
41
.
series
3s
M
Co—
3'As
94
80 %.
82
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
_Jan-July
1990
81
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Jan-July
1989
Z
fund
sink
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4%s conv debentures 1974—'
Baxter Laboratories Inc—
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and
Cincinnati
Wab
St Louis
1st
135%
debs
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conv
Beneficial
47/es debentures
Bethlehem
Consol
Steel
106
110'A
,,
April-Oct
May-iVoy
1977—
mortgage
1982
3s
2%s
mortgage 3%s
mortgage
3s
1981——,
mortgage
4%s
Boeing Airplane Co 4 Vis conv 1980_
Borden (The) Co 27/as debs 1981—
4%s sink fund debentures 1991
Inc
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mortgage
19y4
mortgage
1st
mortgage 5 Vis
4 Vis
B
4%s
97'A
101'/a
84%
—
101 %
41'A
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5s
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J
series
K
Columbus
1st
—
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&
Ohio
100%
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First
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110%
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93'A
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181
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s
f
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1976
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Clinchfield & Ohio 4s 1965Mar-Sept
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conv
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100
88'i
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102 3/a
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debentures
1976
87
76%
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33
17
•
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107
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86%
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called
32
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—.—April-Oct'
———
1989-
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91%
May-Nov
April-Oct
:—
,
1988—
83
88%
June-Dec
——-
—
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82
82%
5
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Feb-Aug
Jan-July
—.—
79%
5
89'A
85%
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1983
12
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1984—
80
89'A
Jan-July
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1981
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82%
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1982
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series
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89%
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2001
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1972——
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104
102% 103
103%
81
April-Oct
1977—
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3'As
63
55
3
63
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.
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Caterpillar Tractor 4%s debs 1977__
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—
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83
100%
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1982
B
3%s
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June-Dec
1999_
mortgage issues—
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series
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10
87
97
90%
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1999
debentures
f
N
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101
88
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93
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June-Dec
1981_
3s
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u
85
•—4.
94
85%
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__
—
1977
1978
L
debentures
debentures
2%s
California
1
.
„
Co—
series
series
3s
fund
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86'A
105 Va
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110'A
108
81
96%
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91
s
debentures
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mortgage
mortgage
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85
81%'
101
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Commonwealth
97
85
85%
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*„
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—
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26
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1996—Feb-Aug
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND
RECORD
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Period
Exchange
,
or
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mortgage
3Vis
debentures
income
5s
Ohio
division
G 2000__Jan-July
1
2020
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ser
Jan
first mortgage
4%s
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101
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19
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125
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85
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s
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series
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mortgage
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34
15
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Fansteel
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Corp
5s 1981
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subord
conv
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Paper
Firestone
debentures
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1981
5s
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&
1976.
debentures
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90
91%
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Co
3s
A
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&
Ry
1980—
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.
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5
86
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96
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95
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101
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April-Oct
1976
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mortgage 2%s 1980.
;
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Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Dec
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fund
debentures
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82
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:
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sink
•
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;
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Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
79
30%
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.
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v
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.
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104
70%
80
80
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93
114
88%
.
1977
1987
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Ry
Kansas City Power &
Light
101 i
—
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1979__May-ZVou
Feb-Aup
—....Feb-Aup
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Joy Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
105:
r
—
i
92%
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i
21
101%
97%
19%
76
162'A 104'A
8
99'A
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12%
.
1972—-Jan-Juiy
May-Nov.
Flintkote Co 4'As
cohv debs 1980
April-Oct
Florida East Coast Ry Co—
*
'
• 1st mage 5s series A-2011
......
Jan-July
2nd mtge 5 Vis Conv inc ser A 2011
.Jan-July
Food Fair Stores 4s conv debs 1979April-Oct
3%s
102% 102%
£
41%
76
...April-Oct
....
;
105 %
271
81%
85%'> 85%
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
Interstate
80%
43
A: 7
Oil
f
s
K
Family
Fort
92%
subord
conv
Interstate
1st.
85
104%
1051
103%
k 104%
81%
—_Jan-July
1989
...
4%s
103
101
38%
103%
.,
102
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
,
101
*101
99
104
102% 105'/4
...
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,,
1021
91%
1014
96%
102
..
99% 100
105%
5s
conv
subord
debs
1981.
j.
Feb-Aup
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debs '83—May-Nov
4.90s sink fund debs
1987;
a..
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Interstate Department Stores—'
108
103
90%
*102
2
A
ser
debs 1988
—Mar-Sept
International Minerals & Chemical
Corp—
3.65s
conv
subord debentures 1977
-Jan-July
International Silver Co—
106 Vi
107%
—
*91
April-Oct
————
inc
4Vis ser A
......Jan 2015
Apr
First consol mortgage 3'As ser E 1964
April-Oct
First consol mortgage 3Vis ser F 1990—Jan-July
•
44
Co—
Gen
•
106Vi
*101% 102%
& Eastern Ry 3%s 1970—.—Mar-Sept
Southwestern first 5s 1965—April-Oct
Railroad
Erie
105
*107%'
Products
Elgin
t
105
102
105
"2 *_.
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90%
100
£
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1978—.
debs
conv
4%s
106%
Corp—
conv
£
102
—...
5s
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91%
__
•
mtge 3%s
International Harvester
E
Eastern
Low
97'/4
97'A
*..
102%
Jan-July
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982
mortgage 3Vis series J 1981
mortgage 4%s series K 1987
1st
92%
1st
89 Vi
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consol
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89Vi
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No.-
*104
1979—May-ZVou
Consol mortgage 3%s- series B
1979
May-ZVou
Consol
mortgage 3%s series C 1974.—May-ZVou
Consol mortgage 3%s series F
1984——Jan-July
1st
mortgage 3 Vis series G 1980_—
Feb-Aug
1st
mortgage 3%s series H 1989—
..Mar-Sept
3%s
sink
fund
debentures
1980
-Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2%s series C 1986.June-Bee
95%
83
.
V
-
...Jan-July
Jan-July
—Jan-July
.—Jan-July
^
debentui^s 1986
Illinois Bell Telephone
111
78
94%
135%
*—
91%
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Range Since
Sold
MM *
:
72'A
Jan -July
2010
subord
89%
96%
97%
—Jan-July
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tfune-Dec
Bonds
High V
72%
71
'
3'As 1986
April-Oct
3%s 1988——_April-Oct
4%s
76
94%
_Mar-Sept
,
1984
conv
First
134
Friday's
81%
72 %
—
72 Vi
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
__
1982.
3'As
or
Bid & Asked
214
6
95 Vi
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
1979
4%s
*74
1353A.
Corp 2%s 1970
4%s
debentures
1987
Hunt Foods & Industries—
'
72%
Feb-Aug
ApriZ-Oct
debs
cohv
2%s
2%s
314s
debentures
f
s
1977
sub
conv
Finance
254
208
81 Vi
1976_Mar-Sept
ApriZ-Oct
1978
3s
Industries
Duquesne Light
1st mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st
mortgage
1st mortgage
1st mortgage
1st
mortgage
5s
debentures
debentures
Chemical
Sale Price
Low
debentures 1977.
4%s
debentures 1984
5s debentures 1982
4Vis debentures 1981
92%
,
254
*207
June-Dec
Corp 4s debs 1983
89
<
__
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May-Nov
1995_June-Dec
1995—
subord
conv
5s
Week's Range
Last
Period
4%s
;
93%
81%
;
79%
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—
Dow
Interest
Exchange
debentures 1968
debentures 1978
4s
85 %
91
80%
*78
Mar-Sept
1980
O
84%
93
*80
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1971
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 2%s ser B
Diamond Gardner
89
"
June-Dec
1976
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series
4s
89
93 Vi
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debentures
3%s
Friday
BONDS
New York Stock
High
4 Vis
89
(3%
1993)—Jan-July
1970
debentures
Mackinac
Second
H
series K
convertible
3%s
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Household
Jan-July
2018-:;
April
1993
mtge 2%s series J
3'As
Sold
•No.
fixed
interest
series
3s
and
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
income mortgage
contingent
Edison
General
High
Bonds
RR—
(3%
contingent
Denver
Gen
Western
(Range for Week Ended May 31)
Week's Range
Last
29
,
103'A
104
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125%
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99
99 %
2
85
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h
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American
1976_I-__April-Oc£
debentures
1984
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General
Electric
General
Foods
Ceneral
2%s
3
3 Vis
Corp
Vis
5s
3%s
debentures
Acceptance Corp—
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-—Jan-July
—Jan-July
1972
debentures
1975_____
1977———
„
1979
5s
debentures
1980—
5s
debentures
1981
4%s
debentures
4%s
1982
debentures
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General
Shoe
General
Telephone
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Time
General
Tire
—
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4%s
debs
4%s
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Grand
Grant
Great
(B F)
'79—Feb-Aup
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debentures
General
5s
General
4Vis
series
1973
D
——Jan-July
—Jan-July
1976..
91
A
4s
288
98%
99%
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B
4%s
67
93'A
95%
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C
5s
93%
96
mortgage 3Vis series N 1990.
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mortgage 3Vis series O 2000
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series P 1982.^
Jan-July
General mortgage 2%s series
Q 2010.—Jan-July
Great Western Financial Corp—
conv
subord
debentures
1974
June-Dec
94
94 Vi
67
93%
92%
93 Vi
57
92%
95%
105% 105%
9
105%
106%
105%
97%
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mortgage inc 4s
&
1st
•
5s
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ref
inc
M
3%s
debs
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1st
mortgage
3s
debentures
1st
mortgage
mortgage
1st
1st
series
series
Utilities
3s
ser
ser
G
A
2%s
A July 2015
B Jan 2044
1980
2056...
1st
1976
mtge
1st
mortage 3%s
97%
229
96%
22
104%
106%
107
12
105%
107
103
103%
18
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104%
103
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41
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92
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106 i
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4.50s
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104%
106
107%
32
105
107%
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101 Vi
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1
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77
7
,
12
105
4%s
sink
164
74
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73
74
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86%
27
24
&
&
refund mtge
refund mtge
72%
71%
77
56%
58%
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~
182%
—
1st
mortgage
79%
84
84
'
5s
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4s
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5s
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5s
Hotel
6s
mtge 2%s
debentures
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conv
Hooker
first
Ry
Chemical
conv
Corp
conv
debs
1970—
first 4Vis
Corp—
subord
debentures
of America—
coll
For
tr
debentures
footnotes,
1976__-.Mar-Sept
1981
1999
May-Nov
*79%
212
(R H)
conv
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1972:
Jan-July
see page 31.
212
79%
152
J
212
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99
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99
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119
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87
94
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debentures
debentures
1981_ApriZ-Oct
1972—May-Nov
1977.J
4%s
Co
4%s
1968
2%s
wts"
debentures
debentures
fund
Realty
Corp
5s
Corp
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(J
5'As
&
debs
Ray)
subord
176
205
103%
104
87%
83
1972
1977—:
104%
87%
14
101%
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103% 104%
15
102
104%
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Feb-Aug
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104
101% 102 %
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—
—
'
87
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112
81
112
87
102
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Feb-Aug
1976
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101%
91
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8
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88 %
83%
337
111% 112%
39
106 %
113
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24
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& Co—
debentures
Robbins
debentures
Merritt-Chapman
97'A
88
*86
Corp 4%s conv debs 1992
conv
32
101'A
*205
1978
debentures
101
*91
Feb-Aug
1987—ApriZ-Oct
May-ZVou
debentures
"ex
2
103% 103%
101%
-—Feb-Aug
May-ZVou
1981
1978
fund
Stores
4%s
90
34%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
1987
2%s
5'As
Stores
sink
debs
RR
5'As
sink
McDermott
5s
117% 119
17
Co—
Corp
Oil
Co
McCrory
1
35'A
Mar-Sept
..May-ZVou
...
5'As debs
Co
subord
Central
Dept
3%s
3%s
191
34 %V
55%
—June-Dec
...
1990
Forbes
&
Credit
McCall
—Jan-July
Jan-July
1984
200
May
79%
„
&
Trucks Inc
Marathon
Inc—
subord
4%s
subord
conv
Mack
Martin
conv
35%
.
M
Macy
H
4Vis
58%
93
Macy
Haloid
54
2
54%
87%
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84
1
65%
54'A
86%
June-Dec
*80
&
1st
Maine
Hackensack
Gas
88%
1st
74
1
j
gold 3s 1980
Electric 2%s 1979
mortgage 3Vas 1982
mortgage 3%s 1984
mortgage 4%s 1987
92%
50
59%
65%
ApriZ-Oct
G 2003—ApriZ-Oct
H 2003—ApriZ-Oct
I 2003—ApriZ-Oct
Louis div second
MacAndrews
May-ZVou
1986—
87%
„
2
59 %
65%
RRt-
2%s ser
3%s ser
First & refund mtge 3%s ser
Coll trust of
1962 4%s 1987
73
74%
72%
April-Oct
—June-Bee
-
-
First
65%
63%
63
118%
1987
First
79%
87%
10
15
Mar-Sept
77
81
74%
72%
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103
86%
—
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*85%
*92%
3
73'%
72%
refund mtge 3%s ser F 2003
1st
88 Vi
debs
Nashville
67 1
100%
72%
April-Oct
April-Oct
May-Nov
1980
99%
134
•-%;
105%
1980.——
1976
fund
&
91%
59'%•
98
74%
__Mar-Sept
&
Louisville
152
Mar-Sept
..Mar-Sepf
conv
3.75s
~5
67
.
wi^
68
..
'
o
163
,
73%
74
58 Vi
3'As
Corp
debentures. 1976
3%s debentures 1978
12
58%
~
1976
3s
22
•75%
f debs '76_June-Dec
s
'
debentures
Inc
Aircraft
debentures
Louisville
77
conv
debs
91%
66
Lone
104 Vi 104%
106 3A
May-Nov
May-Nov
Star Gas 4%s debentures 1982
April-Oct
4%s sink fund debentures
1987
April-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976—June-Dec
Lorillard (P) Co 3s debentures 1963.—April-Oct
104% 105
95
subord
conv
Litton
Lockheed
97%
-98%
103% 105'A
153% 198%
215
subord
*90
67
—....May-Nov
2003—.
2003.
4s
"conv"
5%s
94 r
103
104%
interest
interest
5%s subord debs 1976 wi
4%s conv subord debs 1976
Lionel (The) Corp—
101%
104'A
*105
*103
168
87
101%
June-Dec
1983
5%s
161%
148%
9,
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Co—
interest. 2003.
fixed
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc—
*82%
June-Dec
1980
91%
Series; D
fixed
fixed
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s
'
103
93 Vi
Term
contingent interest 2003..
May
• Series E 4%s
contingent interest 2003.^
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• Series
F 5s contingent interest 20d3
May
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
April-Ocf
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
.'April-Ocf
98%
106%
103%
Jan-July
mortgage 3%s 1981
mortgage
3 Vis
1982
1st
97
May-Nov
1979
•
106
ApriZ-Oct
1978—...
1969
2%s
2%s
April
April
May-Nov
June-Dec
*
106
106
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
General
.;
94
General
5s
96
99%
General
General
;:23
94%
94 Vi
1985——
C
series
.85
93 %
Co first mtge 2%s 1965
-May-Nov
—May-Nou
(W R) & Co 3Vis conv sub deb '75..May-Nov
Union Company 4Vis conv 1978
Jan-July
(W T) Co 4%s debs 1987
Jan-July
Northern Ry Co—
f
s
95%
92 Vi
•
98%
Brothers, 5s s f debs 1981
1..June-Bee
Glidden Co 4%s debentures 1983.—-_....May-iVop
45As
94%
99
Gimbei
Goodrich
105'A
94%
1977—.——June-Bee
subord
Co
114
186
101
,
94'A
—
conv
Rubber
&
108
170
6
104
92
1979——Jan-July
Mar-Sept
debs 1971
-May-Nov
1980
27
mi*.
103
95 Vi
debs
4s conv
debentures
convertible
..Mar-Sept
Feb-Aup
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
.....Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
'—__.Mar-Sept
1983
.
Corp
Mar-Sept
—
—
111% 111%
& RR
1st sinking fund 3%s series A 1968.;
June-Dec
Lake Shore As Mich South gold 3 %s '91---June-Bee
Lehigh Valley Co?,l 1st & ref 5s stp '74
Feb-Aug
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151
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128
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1976_Jan-tfuZy
1969—
debentures
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:
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38
*
80
80%
81%
100
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s
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f
s
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ref
b
series
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mortgage
mortgage
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—
66
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101 %
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debentures 1979
subord
conv
4Vis
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40
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1977
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consol gtd 4s 1993
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&
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n
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•
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series
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88
4
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106 %
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debentures
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87
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691%
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1975
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3%s
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__
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105
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1983————Mar-Sept
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13
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57
59%
57
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y, &
1985
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__
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debentures
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36
85%
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106 vi
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n
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,
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n
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3%s 1988—.—Jan-July
Jersey Junction rr 4s 1986——__Feb-Aug
Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974—i
Mar-Sepf
86%
149%
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1974——
91
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s
•
88,-,
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series
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83%
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12
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104
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series
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conv
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co—
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debs
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i
101 % 101 %
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May-Nov
1st
mortgage
3%s 1986
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June-Dec
3%s
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85
85
1992
debentures
4%s
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&
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867/b
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conv
1983
3%s
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91
1976
fund
sink
Distillers
Nat'l
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debs
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104
^
86%
84%
88
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107
80
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debentures
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debentures
4%s
80
*80%
2
190% 194
1987—ApriZ-Oct
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs 1985_June-Dec
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
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Natl Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sepf
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
National
85%
77%
70 ..."
71
1986
ser
36
85%
1980
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conv
85
June-Dec
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1985
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5%s
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—June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
1975-
1979——.
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subord
conv
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85%
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1975————ApriZ-Oct
—Mar-Nov
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2%s
&
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5%s
n
nafi
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—Feb-aug
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—
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83
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mortgage 4%s
mortgage 4 Vis
,1st
,84%
75%
73%
66%
Mar-Sepf
• Monongahela
Ry 3 Vis
Feb-Aug
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 47/8s debs 1980—Jan-July
4%s
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
5 Vis
subrod
debentures
1981
Feb-Aug
Morris & Essex first gtd 3 Vis 2000
June-Dec
Mountain States Tel & Tel 2%s 1986——May-Nov
3 Vis
debentures
1978
uApriZ-Oct
mortgage
mortgage
1st
86%
787/a
142
86%
74%
income debentures Jan 1 2045
5s
Low
86
♦
mortgage
First, mortgage
Oklahoma
73 Vi
71
first
38
-
•
Edison
24%
24 Vi
1 1990
.—
1st mortgage 4 Vis series c Jan 1 2005
• Gen mage income 4%s series
a Jan 1 2020—
• Gen mtge income 4%s series b Jan 1 2030
"
o
Ohio
92
90
mortgage 4vis series b Jan
1975
2%s
3s
94%
57
17
Missouri Pacific rr co—
1st
No.
59%
93%
—
65 Vi
64%
—_Jan-July
1967-—April-Oct
Jan-July
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
89%
88%
58%
59 Ve
mortgage
mortgage
Bonds
High
*83
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 4%s
1991
—Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
tfune-Dec
(Wise)
1st mortgage 2%s 1977
ApriZ-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s co'nv debs 1979
Jan-July
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984-—June-Dec
3 Vis
debentures
1996
Feb-Aug
99
96%
96 Vi
1978—
d
series
98 Vi
96
—
1st
1st
86
95%
•
.
adjustment 5s ser a Jan
5v2s subord income debs 2033
102%
—
*98%
,,
lien
80%
100%
1978
mortgage 2%s 1979
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
First
mortgage 4s 1988
82
*96%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
3.10s sink fund debentures 1972
ApriZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry co—
;
1st
mortgage 6s
1985
May-nop
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4v2s inc series a Jan 1971
May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser a Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s
1967
Aprll-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—ifune-Dec
Cum
First
1974__Feb-Aug
April-Ocf
2%s
mortgage
83%
80%
'
—
Range
Friday's
co—
Power
first
88
*86
Michigan
Prior
82
*99%
June-Dec
Missouri-Kansas-Texas rr—
States
(Minnesota)
181
86%
87
or
Bid & Asked
Low
83%
*86%
1974—May-nop
Sale Price
High
116
108
175 Vi
171
174
Week's
Last
Period
New York Stock Exchange
1, 1963
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s
conv
subord debs 1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 27/8s
1st
mortgage
2%s 1980—
Interest
bonds
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
•
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended May 31)
NEW YORK STOCK
•
.
.
(2274)
30
95%
.95%
—-Vif-r-
<94
62%
98
—
-96
--
mortgage 3s«.'198-3—<—
—
.Jan-July
1st -mortgage-2%s* 1984——__—=May-Nov
—Frocter-& Gamble 3%s debs'1981
—Mar-Sepf
let
,
'/
__
96
--
96
.
;
83%
84%
97
31
84,
95%
98
^
Number 6269
197
Volume
.
.
.
(2275)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
31
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for;Week Ended May 31)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
BOND S
New York Stock
Period
Exchange
Last
or
Friday
Friday's
Low
Sold
Jan.
Low
——
'•1
Company
99 BS
Texas
Corp
95%
*94
'
97
Texas & New Orleans RR—
First and refund M 3Vis series
First and refund M 3%s series
'
*109
108
170
"I
170
92
*83%
'
108%
170
—
*91
170 %
92
90%
83%
'
mm mm
—
*93%
93%
'
— —
„
or
&
(The) 3%s debs
debentures
1965
3s
Pacific
General
Texas
93%
92%
105
102%
10
Friday's
and
1983
B
Jan. 1,1963
93
98%
98 Vi
99
*89%
1970—April-Oct
C 1990—April-Oct
gold 5s 2000
t/u'ne-Dec
37/as ser E 1985—Jan-July
first
refund
Range Since
Sold
High
93
May-Nov
May-Nov
Bonds
Bid & Asked
No.
Low
4
■
99 V4
88
—
*74%
94Vi
98 %
90 Va
70 %
79 Vi
79 Vi
80%
80%
74
92%
„
*100
M
High
92
26
101
80 Va
70
94%
87V2
„
103% 103%
Texas
85
86%
*94%
Sale Price
Low
99%
,/
41
99%
99
99%
Last
Period
Exchange
Texas
& Gas Co—
3s
debentures
1963————
——May-Not;
First and refunding mortgage 3Vis 1968_Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
First and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3s 1972—May-Nov
First and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_June-Dec
3%s debentures
1972——
—
June-Dec
First and refunding mortgage 3V4s 1983-April-Oct
3Vis debentures 1975————.—April-Oct
4%s debentures 1977
Mar-Sept
Week's Range
Interest
High
Service Electric
Public
New York Stock
1,1963
No.
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
Pacific-Missouri
Term
RR
of
Pacific—
Orleans
New
Thompson Products 47/8s
3%s
debs
Ramo Wooldridge
debentures
1986
5Vis
Tidewater
•
Oil
3Vis
Co
1974
1982
Thompson
June-Dec
80%
4
80
10
112
120
104
117% 118
Feb-Aug
105
80%
Inc—
*
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
Trans World Airlines 67is inc debs 1978_June-Dec
103 Vi
—
87
88 Va
256
70 Va
87
4
88%
*87 Vi
85Vi
87
951/a
87
95%
Q
Jan-July
1964
Oats 2%s debentures
Quaker
99%
*98%
—
98%
98%
—
u
R
Union
Electric
3%s 1971-i_May-Nov
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriI-Oct
First
Oil
1975
debs 1983—April-Oct
4%s conv
Corp
*91%
100%
91%
——
85
85%
122
69
127% 130
129%
1st
mtge
&
1st
136%
*85
debentures
3s
102%
89%
mmmm
—
56
45
23
55
*100% 101%
1973—April-Ocf
(R J) Tobacco 3s debs
Rheem Manufacturing 37/ss debs
Reynolds
Richfield
54%
54%
Reading Co first & ref 3Vas series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s - debs
1985
Mar-Sept
mtge
Gas
Electric
&
:—Mar-Sept
General mortgage 3V4s series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5 Vis
conv
debs
1977
tfan-July
Royal McBee 6 Vis conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
4 Vis
serial
1977
D
100
*100
*94%
108
.
105%
96
110%
105
IIOV2
4%s
106
27/fls
1980
1982—
May-Nov
of
Pacific
106
110%
50
102
Union
106
5s
Tank
RR
debs
Air
Lines
Co
June-Dec
1991
June-Dec
debs
f
s
1976—Feb-Aug
C 1991_Mar-Sept
1973
Feb-Aug
1985
June-Dec
America 23/4s
St
Mar-Sept
Adirond'k 1st gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
*69 Va
&
Lawrence
1971-
gold 6s 1996
Louis-San Francisco Ry
St
mortgage
1st
90%
90%
Mar-Sept
Gas
—
66%
—
K
74%
43/4s sink fund debentures
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Seaboard
Air
RR
Line
•
Acceptance
Roebuck
Sears
4%s
Mobile
4
Oil
1977
<
f
s
Oil 2%s
1979
1963
debentures
•
27/as
1985
1987
Edison
California
Indiana
Natural
Southern
(Oregon
4Vis
1969—
Gold
4Vis
„x—
r
Pacific
Southern
Lines)
1977
A
-
1st mtge 3%s
RR
3
ser
1972
5 Vis
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
5s
Standard
Oil of
Standard
Oil
1983—i
California
(Indiana)
:
103 V*
99%
101%
83%
84%
69%
82
85
120
82
80 %
4%s
1st
sink
United
94%
87%
U S
91
—
81
94Va
—
94%
120%
5s
States
—
1978
debentures
Standard Oil
debentures
Oil
Co
4%s
3%s
—
1982
(Ohio)
37/as
Swift
43/is
1st
mtge
debentures
25/8s
Co
&
274s
debentures
6ymington
4Vis
sinking
April-Oct
—
—r
86%
•
86%
Vanadium
IO3V2 103%
-
104
6
101
103%
1061/4 1061/4
103 Va
102
4s
debs
debentures
fund
1986
12
105
107
105%
1051/2
44
104%
105%
105
85%.
85V4
Vendo
(James)
.
4 Vis-
conv
1st
&
ref
92%
1st
&
ref
105%
■
1st &
ref
88%
6
88%
90%
1st
&
ref
122
100%
104V4
1st
&
ref
.
104
991/8
99%
*99%
debentures
subord
5s
capital
conv
5%%. senior
Tandy
Corp
Terminal
_.
■—
99%
,
99%
130
99% 100
Assr.
Virginian
*100
99 82
•
—
1976-
Refund
and
82%
98%
102 %
104%
*79V2
debs
subord
income
conv
debs
2008—.
1982
subord debs
•
90
17
77
82
51
.
1041/2 1071,4
107V4
99
114
86%
__
86 Va
86
'
'
*80
—
—
--
—
87%
—.
89%
86
89%
89%
*86
—
871/4
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
88
86
*89%
*91 Va
—
MM
77 %
77Va
2
,
91%
9
117%
200
90%
74
81%
107
731/4
82
87%
91%
33V4
40 Va
97%
99
120
100%
100
104%
*78
941/2
2
94%
94%
120
90%
90%
■
*90%
120
78%
77
83%
121
104%
79%
*65
■
166%
150
—
w
65
59"
—
*i48
—
238
231
*226
100%
102
98%
20
96
100
86%
86%
74
2
86%
86%
101%
103%
102
65
102%
98% 100
—
99%
27
100% 101
102
*75%
—
76
63%
104% 105%
7
,61
104%
Wabash
6
105
108
*98 '
—
—
■■
—
*85
—
'
_
'
*103
;
■
_
—
97%
—
—
Co—
mtge
4s
income series A Jan 1981-.—April
4Vis series B Jan 1991——April
77%
..
77%.
.
7
77%
*83
120% 122%
122
67
.
104%
102%
102 Vb
,
April-Oct
102i/4
87%
..
81)
84%
1247/a
103%
105.1/4
103 %
84%
6
87%
90%
42
1021/4 103
103
■
110
»
102%
104%
88%
5
87%
87%
87%
15
87%
89%
100% 100%
10
99%
101%
*971%
--
97%
98
99
97%
100%
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
94%
1982
98i/4
96%
.
94%
96
5
—
98%
'■■
140
.
June-Dec
„
---138
"
-141
3
-'''1051/4
•
-
927i
impt 4s series, C 2Q19_
impt 2Vis series D 1985
Jan-July
April-Ocf
91%
109
—
92%
3
93
*79'/a
—
62%
99
95%
81
81
101
98
101
100Vi 100Vi
'■*
__
10
*77
—
—
*99%
100 Va
107 Va
91
881/2.
87
1
99.1/4.
81
80!
97%
104%
1
*105Va 106Va
*89%
'
99%
6
3 Vis sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aug
sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004—
tfaw-July
»Gen mtge 4Vis inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 25/as 1976
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s 1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public, Service 3Vis 1971-.
Jan-July
Co.
&
Wisconsin
Va.
1001/4
99
98V2
—
90 Va
91 Va
111
86%
90
Whirlpool Corp
99%
88 »/4
93
86%
1
*97 Va
4Vis
Central
86%
86%
97%
—
99
71 Va
71 Va
14
65%
71%
59 Va
61
42
57
72
*83%
85
—
83%
84V4
92%
93%
*81
*93%
—
91%
124
Elec
Lt
Deferred
104%" 105 Vi
169
not
104 %
v
included
138
;;
58
—v
*82 Vi
21
791%
81
A 1981_Jan-July
Union
&
Power
25/8s 1976
;
105 Vi
91%
941/2
.
—
—
"'-—82%
•
79
87
80
delivery
*79
Jan-July
*102 Va
April-Oct
n
y Ex-coupon.
eOdd !ot sale mjt
range, r Cash
••
impaired by maturity.
.
reported as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized under
Act, or securities assumed by jsuch companies.
•
Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted during current w«ti.
• Bonds selling flat.
' .1
a
.§ Negotiability
t Companies
102%
102
103%'
included in the year's range
d Ex-Interest
Under-the-rule sale not included in the years
sale not
in the year's range,
included in the year's range,
the Bankruptcy
—'
99
*100
.-May
Teleg Co 5Vis debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 25/as 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake E*rie RR '2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3 Vis series C 1970—,
_Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967——-Jan-July
33/4s
convertible
debentures
1975
May-Nou
a
June-Dec
62%
63
93
99
105 V* 105V4
■57V4
.
97%
*81
/'5s. income debentures 1984__—:
Western
,
—June-Dec
7
100
57V4
100
89%
—
-1
..
118% 120 %
120
April-Oct
101%
8
91%
*91%
99%
.
94%
*90
—
.
100
100
100
—
100
97%
4
1001/2 1001/2
*98 V4
94
82
98%
9.7
23
89%
881/2
88%
93%
91
98
63
—
101
■
9
104..
V
77
.
30
.87%
—
v
'.
.
.
M —
26
62%
99
——.——Jan-July
1982
,.
99 %
62 Vt
62%
debentures
85
98 Va
4s
5Vis
98%
*79 Va
Western
98
1
11
*91 Vi
62 Vi
2361—.:
--
.
98 3 i
987/a
Jan-July
1st 4s gtd
40 Va
*86
registered 2361—
.—:
—Jan-July
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage .3 Vis series C 1979—
April-Oct
Shore RR
91 Va
*37 Va
mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971——Feb-Nov
first ref gtd gold 3%s 2000—-^.Feb-Aug
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3%s 1967—Jan-tfuZy
General mortgage 3s 1979——
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3Vis
1974—_—
May-Nou
West Penn Power 3Vis series I 1966
Jan-July
First
West
79
79
*90%
Warren RR
104%
100
—
RR
Gen mtge income
107
1061/2 106%
*63
104%
1966—Jan-July
——Jan-July
May-Nou
Jan-July
1979
1980_
.
80%
79%
—
—
78%
771/2
86%
77%
78%
*771%
debs 1978
;
——Jan-July
Qf St Louis-—"
77%
Ry
Vornado Inc 5s
1
85
85
38
*861%
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
mortgage 4Vis 1983—
Mar-Sept
3s series B 1995
_May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3 Vis ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983.
,_May-Nov
100 Va
-
Refund And
93 Va
96
86
90
102% 103
Virginia & Southwest
100
'85 %
83
5
85%
85'%
85%
6s 1971
1972
notes -1979
notes
6 Vis
RR
102%
118
99%
-
.
April-Oct
86 Vi
93 Va
97 Vi
96 Va
97 Vi
subord debs 1980
*4
Mar-Sept
& Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975
Mar-Sept
mtge 3s series F 1978———Mar-Sept
mtge 2%s series G 1979—
June-Dec
mtge 2%s series H 1980
Mar-Sepf
mtge 3%s series I 1981
June-Dec
mtge ,3 Vis series J 1982
April-Oct
108
100
41
101%
101
—
86
104V4
88%
■
ref
104%
15
104% 105
104 %
May-Nou
Inc-—
notes
156
85
—
Electric
&
1st
90%
93
*
senior
132
88 Vi
*93%
Co—,
78
24
86
*92
Corp of America—,
subord debentures 1969
conv
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4Vis series H 1990—
5 Vis
101
*86 Va
Jan-July
1983—
conv
4Vis
Yonkers
Talcott
153 Vi
151
153 Vi
96%
11
Corp—
subord
conv
105
May-Nov
*
1973
Wayne
101 Va
8 7V4
95%
IO3V2 103%"
103%
4V4s 1982—.
Jan-July
debentures 1973—Mar-Sept
Superior Oil Co 33/is debs 1981
Inc
105 Vi
2
106%
1021/4
——
—
*86V2
—
April-Ocf
Sunray DX Oil 4Vis debs 1987.
Sunray Oil Corp
27/ss debentures
Transit
Mav-Nou
Ju?ie-Dec
80%
871/4
•
105%
103 %
*96%
1983——Jan-July
conv
Stokely-Van Camp Inc—
4Vis conv subord debs 1982—
Surface
106
104
1
1974
Chemical
Stauffer
104
12
104
_Aprii-Oct
1967
Steel
States
1981
1976.!
debentures
2%s
debentures
Wilson
Standard
103 %
14
104%
102% 102 %
104%
100
79%
—
*87%
*
—
debentures 2%s 1971—May-Nov
Jan-July
(N J)
debentures
23/4S
101%
104% 104%
*101Vi 102 'A
Jan-July
May-Nou
Freight Co—
subord
conv
Rubber
2%s
141%
100
160
130 % 135
1978
sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 45/8s 1982
80%
*85 %
fund
4 Vis
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
5 Vis
85%
97%
—
trust
coll
&
92%
89
*80 Va
1984—-^June-Dec
April-Oct
1983
debentures
91%
101 Va
12
■
4Vis
91%
5
100% 100%
*100
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
-May-Nov
A '75_Ju?Je-Dec
debs
subord debs
conv
97
101 Va
99 Va
101% 102 Va
Co—
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
1985_—April-Oct
-———May-Nov'
Bell Tell 2%s
debentures
*100 Va
*91%
135
1977—May-Nou
3%s
RR
Vis debentures 1983
Spiegel Inc
97
*92 Va
May-Nou
April-Oct
Western Pacific RR Co 3%s series
Southwestern
96
94 VB
Mar-Sept
Co—
& Northeastern
Orl
90%
*96 Vi
*94%
April-Oct
mortgage
New
93
89 Va
*90%
Mar-Sept
United
2%s series E 1986——Jan-July
First mortgage 2%s series F 1996
—Jan-July
Frist mortgage 5V4s
series H 1983
April-Oct
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994—._Jan-duly
1st
mtge coll tr 4Vis 1988
——.—Feb-Aug
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996—;—--Jan-July
First
93
Co—
1981
Fran Term
San
136%
MM
MM
—
92
mtge
Gen
4%s
*94%
♦91V2
__
Feb-Aug
33/4s
Southern Pacific Co—
Gold
106 %
119
sinking fund debentures 1973
mtge & coll trust 4Vis 1977
—
Gas
First
104
1st
*94 Va
debentures 1970
Jan-July
Ry
2%s-4Vis 1994
tfan-July
Co 4%s cony 1973_Ju7ie-Dec
convertible
3ViS
Southern
Telegraph
&
—
debentures
2 %s
Southern
1972
135
1st
*87%
Apr-Oet
—.-June-Dec
April-Oct
1976_
Teleynone
debentures
3s
"5
54
105% 105V2
134
82%
6s
Bell
Southern
105%
135
General
Alabama RR 5s
& North
72
100%
991/2
—
811/2
*84%
debs
Co—
1993
debentures
Vis
Socony-Vacuum
South
*100V4
74
Virginia
Socony
69%
76%
3V4s
—
43/4S
Co
&
7
90
*91
1983_Feb-Aug
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s conv debs 1979—-Jan-July
Service Pipe Line 3.20s s f debs 1982——April-Oct
Shell Oil Co 45/as debs 1986—
Feb-Aug
Shell Union Oil 2 Vis debentures 1971
April-Oct
Sinclair Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1986—-June-Dec
Skelly Oil 2 Vis debentures 1965_:
—Jan-July
Smith-Corona
Marchant—5 Vis
1979
sZa?i-July'
Roebuck
71 Va
871%
847/a
34
Corp—
1982—
debentures
5s
Sears
125
3
70%
70%
87
81%
*84
debs
debentures
subordinated
105%
114%
87
MM
82%
May-Nov
.Mar-Sept
1972—!
debentures
4%s
1041/2
154
79%
82
1980——Jan-July
Seagram (Jos E-j & Sons 2V2S 1966—
-June-Dec
3s
debentures 1974—
tfune-Dec
5Vis
Co
Finance
5
1231% 1241/2
Co—
mortgage 3s series B 1980
3%s s f debentures
1977
1st
Seaboard
*
105V4 105V4
MM
124
Jan-July
Jan-July
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
1st
Paper
91
81%
Ry—
3s conv debentures 1971
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs 1982
Scott
;
88%
89 %
-
81%
bond certificates
4s
83
86
'
82%
1989May-Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St Paul & Duluth RR 1st cons 4s 1968__June-Dec
St Paul Union Depot 3Vis B 1971
April-Oct
Scioto V & New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Nou
First
3Vis
1st
Co—
4s
Louis-Southwestern
trust
coll
&
70%
•
Bt
mtge
62%
—
*74 %
—
series A 1997
Jan-July
• Second
mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002——May
1st mtge 4s series B
1980—
Mar-Sept
• 5s
income debs series A Jan S006—Mar-Nov
1st
MM
'
April-Oct
Second
881/4
83
"
*91
1966—April-Oct
1977
Corp 2%s 1970_—
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
series A
94%
M—
*86
MM
April-Oct
1986
debs
of
debentures
United
Power 3s
851/4
83%
Inc
subord
Biscuit
3%s
4 Vis
Car
conv
United
Saguenay
95Va
84%
94%
*—
1970_tfu?ie-Dec
debentures
2%s
debentures
f
s
47/as
—
93%
——
—
95%
105
United
*90%
*94%
mmmm
•MM
85%
*—
MM
'
subord
conv
__
June-Dec
Refunding mortgage 2Vis series
100
94%
——
tr
May-Nov
California 2%s debs
debentures
1986
Union
Corp
coll
Oil Co
4Vis
Rochester
Missouri
1968
3 Vis
Union
of
Co
c—»7
r*
Section <7 of
^
•
32
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2276)
.
.
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
American Stock Exchange
weekly and yearly record
following extensive list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
American Stock Exchange for the week beginning Monday, May 27,
In the
the
on
and
ending
May
Friday,
31.
It
is compiled
Friday
-
s t o ck s
American Stock Exchange
Petroleum
Acme-Hamilton
of Prices
Acme
Missiles
Class A
Precision
Acme
Wire
Admiral
1,100
.250
Products
—
Aerojet-General
2 ¥2
2%
800
3
2%
33/8
6,500
-10
-
Berkshire
l3/a
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
Jan
9
Corp
1
200
63/8
7,500
4% Mar
2%
1,400
2 3/8
55%
583/4
_
9
5%
—
6>
1
Inc
4Va Jan
4% Mar
583/4
9
45 ¥a
7,200
11%
7%
Apr
Jan
Jan
3%
May
65%
Apr
Frocks
Inc
-_i':
Manufacturing Co
Aerosol Techniques
Inc
—_—.—
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Aileen Inc
3¥s
10c
3%
3¥a
13 ¥2
•
14 ¥2
14 ¥2
4
—1.
—1 •/.:
——
22
:
4¥s
May
7,900
3% May
19%
1,400
••••:
;
Apr
Blauner's
Class
Jan
Bohack
Borne
Alan
Power
Wood
4.20%
Steel
5%
Airlines
common..
18
¥4
14 ¥4
91
91
•/
-10
:
preferred
Alaska
Co
13%
ioo
preferred
91
19
-18 ¥4
.
12 ¥4
2,000
78 ¥2
78 ¥2
25
4 ¥4
—.~
—1
43/b
800
4%
.
/
62 ¥4 Mfcr
3 ¥»
&
80
May1
Feb
5%
Jan
Rubber
Alloys
Co
Inc
—_
Aluminum Co
Ambassador
Amco
2%
2 ¥a
4 ¥2
800
May
53/4
Jan
Jan
2%
11,400
3
7 ¥2
5,400
6%
Apr
9%
6,600
53/&
Jan
6% May
7%
Jam?':
93/4
•
-•
'
—
2%
23/4
8
:
—
2
8
6,000
Mar
of America $3.75
Corp
9 ¥2
Feb
14%
Feb
Brown
10
ia
21,500
88 ¥2
87%
88 ¥2
700
5%
53/4
4%
4%
6,200
5
'•/,
Apr
5 ¥4
Jan
6%
3,200
6
1
84 ¥•
3%
Jan
6 ¥4
6%
Jan
'
89
Feb
43/a
43/8
:
.4%
400
4% Mar
44%
45
200
43% May
"5%
45
1
6
•
6
3,800
:
63/4
7
52
4
,
53A
200
Jan
3
Mar
25,000
1%
Jan
5% May
3% May
—
2%
3
500
2 ¥2
Jan
3 ¥4 Mar
2 ¥2 May
3 ¥2 Jan
473/4 May
2%
2%
2%
47 ¥4
47 ¥4
.
3,600
.
'
8
73/a
4
4 ¥4
12 ¥4
700
13
3,000
Jan
4 ¥4
400
4¥t
i33/e
11%
133/o
N. 100
.113/4
11
11%-
4
900
10
Mar
12
200
20 ¥2
Apr
26
900
23A
Jan
4 ¥4
10
9%
50c
7¥a
10
4,600
983/4 100
19%
9,900
18%
7/5 May
9%
7?& May
10
Feb
21%
Apr
May
Jan
Jan
283/4 May
Jan
28% May
7%
Jan
8%
83/4
9
4,800
..66 %C
~6%
6%
6%
3,500
50c
15%
15 5/b
16
5,600
13%
serial preferred -—-—i———10
10%
10%
10%
1,000
iovb
4%
800
143/4
4,800
S F
Co Inc
Company.
1
...
v
6 3/a
7A
Apr
3 ¥4
.•
Jan
Common
450
43/4 May
7% Mar
96 3/4
10:May
Jan
101
8
"
Apr
11%
Feb
5 ¥2
Feb
8 ¥8
Jan
Hill
7 ¥2
7,200
5 ¥2
Apr
13 ¥s
333/8
16,800
28 3/a
Jan
343/8 Mar
25
100 ¥2
Jan
103
24 ¥4 Mar
30
27
28 ¥4
2¥s
~1
1,000
2Ve-
18
4%
l/o
4%
43/4
400
.
.
1%
61,600
900
£1
Feb
Co
Jan
16 ¥a
Apr
Jan
10%
Feb
4% May
6 ¥4
%
3%
3%
3
3
1¥4
Jan
Ffeb
5 % May
Jan
'6
May
3%
2,000
23/4
Jan
3%
Feb
10c
8V4
7%
8%
6,200
5% Mar
7%
6%
7%
7,600
63/a May
8
23/4
23/4
2%
2,200
3% May.
8
Feb
Jan
10c
4,400
1% Mar
21,800
14
4%
13%
1,100
683/4
66%
68%
900
553/4
1
9%
9%
10%
3,400
73/4
% Mar
6
Mar
14
May
•
8
2
Jan
2,900
'
2%
7%
1
Atlantic Coast Line Co
Atlantic Research Corp
May
-
8% May
5%
10 pesos
103/s
Mar
9
Jan
683/;, May
14% Feb
8 3/4 May
103/a
11%
24,000
18
1%
15%
103,200
%
1,000
¥4
3,100
10 ¥1
1%
Inc
1
.
Inc
15
•
'.
14%
1
—10c
—
Aurora
Plastics Corp
_
Automatic Radio Mfg Co Inc
Automatic Steel Products Inc
%
12
11
22%
21%
1
41/4
4%
4%
2%
3%
23
5,700
1,100
1
com
1
Inc
Avis
Industrial Corp__
Avondale Corp
_5
21%
19 %
43%
3,000
21%
3,300
14 ¥4
_io
—3
6%
Feb
%
Feb
13
14%
42%
43%
11 ¥8 May
1 ¥4 May
Jan
133/s
17 ¥2
Feb
Feb
3/4
Jan
Apr
14%
Jan
Jan
4
May
4 3/s Jan
5%
10c
'
2,600
12
1
preferred
1
Calgary & Edmonton
Electric
pieferred
$2.50 preferred
6%
preferred
23¥4 May
5% Feb
-
5%
11 ¥2
Jan
400
11 ¥2
Jan
800
40 ¥2 Mar
Feb
4%
2 ¥2 Mar
Feb
7
Jan
Jan
223/4 May
15
45 ¥4
Mar
Jan
B
Class
A—
103/a
10%
5,400
11%
10%
11%
600
7%
1,600
50c
7
I—_
preferred
Corp
12%
13
1%
]
Co
7%
—1
20%
17%
Jan
4%
8% Mar
14 % Mar
10%
Jan
3%
Jan
18
Jan
2 3/a
Apr
1,600
8%
203/8
10c
Inc
Jan
5
6%
Jan
9%
Apr
7,400
3
2%
73/4
11% May
11% Mar
2,900
14,900
13/S
3
Z-10c
Inc
Mar
2,100
4%
l.5o
4%
,
800
lc
-50C
Ltd
!
1
9%
—1
8%
-50o
%
250
:
l¥a
•,
Bell
15%
Apr
23 %
Jan
19 ¥4
10 ¥e
2,000
9
600
13
1,600
IV4.
9%
4%
Apr
A3/a May
4%
5,000
%
III—II
-
14%
—
Corp
10
...
see
-
7 ¥2
_
page 36.
19%
1,400
6%
200
6%
2 3/s
500
2
52 ¥2
—
5%.
Inc—1
18%
6%
Telephone of Canada
52%
5%
8 ¥2
5%
10%
7%
7 ¥2
12%
10%
Apr
8% Mar
% Jan
2¥a
(AS) Shoe Corp
Electronic .Corp.
Bell
%
1
173/a
7
Jan
Jan
6%
Apr
2,800
6%
Apr
9%
Jan
7,600
17%
16 Vs
Apr
19%
Jan
Jan.
Jan
Jan
h%
Jan
Apr
1%
Feb
'
.
400
49%
Feb
3% Jan
53% May
15.030
4
Jan
6% May
34,100
7% May
10% May
1,400
6%
Jan
21
1,100
29 ¥4
4,400
50
22 ¥2
18%
54 ¥2
29 % May
Jan
75
May
Jan
54
Apr
54
50
Feb
52
54 ¥2
__
Feb
22%
63%
Mar
Feb
60 ¥4 Mar
;
;
10c
8
7%
8%
3,800
1
4%
4¥a
4 ¥2
1
Ltd
7¥a
63/4
7 ¥4
10,800
3,100
73/4 May
I
12 ¥4
Jan
434 May
Jan
4% May
*
7 ¥4 May
*
Cement Co Ltd common
3%
$1.30
Co
Ltd—
27%
■__
.20
Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc...1
Canadian
Dredge & Dock Co.:
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
Homestead
Canadian
Industrial
Oils
Gas
•
_10c
Ltd
4%
Jan
818
9¥b
12%
14 ¥4
4%
10
10%
10 ¥2
1
Broadcasting
1
City Products Co..
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc..
Co
3/8
Catalin
5.50
Corp of America..!,
Charge Services
Hadley Corp
B
Corp
94%
Jan
4%
Jan
10%
1,100
93/4
Jan
10%
Feb
6¥a
Jan
43/4
100
4y8
1,500
%
Feb
6,400
13%
Apr
4%
4%
8,100
221/8
3.500
*
5%
1,700
93 %
94%
700
50
3/4
13
4%
4%
83
Corp
~3% ~4%
9%
1
100
733/4
733/4
30%
31
75
38%
38
39
700
19%
3,100
Feb
Jan
143/8 Mar
Jan
Jan
4% May
10 ¥4 May
1 ¥s
Apr
Jan
75 ¥2
Apr
Jan
87 ¥2
Jan
Jan
20%
Apr
28
Jan
32
Apr
34%
Jan
40 3A
Apr
Jan
9
Feb
1%
~3%
"4%
900
3% May
5% Mar
6%
600
5
13/8
6% May
1 ¥2 Apr
Jan
18
12
3,500
10%
Feb
28%
2
2,400
11%
12
29
700
22%
Jan
IVk
2
2%
5,200
5%
5%
5%
2,500
17%
173/4
I8V2
1 %
Feb
13 ¥2
29
3
Jan
Jan
May
Feb
5%
Jan
6 ¥2
Jan
12 Va
Jan
22 ¥2
Apr
15
143/a
15%
7,700
23,000'
_____25c
25%
243/s
25%
2,200
19
•
103/4
10%
1.000
10 ¥4 Mar
lOc
53/4
5%
10%
5%
5,000
4% Mar
1
6%
6 3A
6%
1
7
6%
7%,
lc
Jan
%
6
6%
4%
1
Inc
Foil Corp
Development Ltd
Clark Cable Corp
V
73/a
1
Circuit
110
Jan
Mar
17%
10
10c
C K P
Jan
72%
5,400
19
2
Mining..
95
3%
1,100
1
19%
1
Corp
Corp
Jan
6 ¥2 Mar
9% May
% Feb
14,000
10%
.100
l
Oil
Apr
19
Jan
U Mar
4
Jan
85%
11
2.50
Chicago Rivet & Machine
7%
24%
Jan
10 %
4%
5
W; Jan
Apr
Mar
107%
500
Jan
17%
4V8 May
16%
10,600
4%
10%
1
9 ¥4
14 ¥4 May
Feb
%
lo
Corp
Consolidated
Apr
Jan
3 3/4
109% 110
1
_*
Chamberlin Co of America.
Charter Oil Co Ltd..
Chromalloy
7%
8%
16% Mar
preferred.*
preferred
Co
Century Geophysical
Christiana
3,800
14,500
5%
—_.l
common
itv Feb
71,300
213/4
43/8
1
Inc—1
convertible
convertible
Cherry-Burrell
Jan
10
Central
series
l¥a
l
& Co
Century Electric
Jan
Feb
141/4
14
22
Carolina Power. & Light $5 preferred—*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter
(JW) Co
.1
Securities
8 ¥4
18
38 Mar
¥2
4
3/8
14%
1
/
—
43/4
6c
Capital
(AM)
%
9/0
Minerals
Apr
800
90O
~i
%
43/8
Properties Ltd—
Williston
Carnation
6%
18
"%
137/a
Ltd—
Canal-Randolph Corp
1
1
Canaveral International Corp—50o
Chief
Apr
3% Mar
23.000
—*
1
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd
Capital Cities
r,
is
—•
Canadian
Canadianwide
~~A
^
—2.50
Javelin
Marconi
Canadian
"3{I
4 i*o
16%c
Ltd
Canadian
Central
36%
preferred.—
Canadian
Castle
Jan
/ 13%
1734 Mar
Jan
25% May
Mar
13 ¥2
Jan
Mar
19% May
8% Jan
Apr
May
20%
283/a
■'
50
Bread
Cinerama
Barry Wright Corp
Candy Corp
Barton's
Baruch-Foster
Corp
Corp
28%
Canada
$1.50
10%
1
——-
A
4%
3,600
50
Campbell Chibougamau Mines
Campbell Machines Inc
$1.40
class a_1
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical—
Jan
14% May
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
Central
Gas
1
X
common.
Maine Power 3.50%
pref
Central Power & Light 4%
pfd—
&
173/4
Corp Ltd
Power
S3.00
Central
Baker Industries Inc
6%
—1
—
—
warrants
Va
400
Canadian
Apr
Mining &
Development Corp
Jan
3% May
5% May
300
5%
1
Jarr
8%
Jan
Jan
,33 ¥30
_
:
%
3%
Inc
Inc
California
Feb
23/e
% Mar
3 3/a
4%
_1
14%
25c
Son
Canada
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Atico Financial
Corp
Corp
14%
4%.
ord shares___3s 6d
(J P) &
Shoe Corp
Butler's
BVD
4%
2.50
Company
Burroughs
Jan
13%
Inc
(The)
1
^
Mines Ltd—
Burma
Jan
6%
102% 1023/4
27
*
regis
Industires
—
Industries-Inc
9%
Jan
Clarostat
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
:
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing
Clopay Corporation
Clary
Club
Aluminum
Coburn
6%
Credit
preferred
Products
Co
Inc
%"
1
3%
_3%
Co.
*
3%
31/8
common
1
11%
11%
24%
24%
20
:
"33/8
1,000
50O
3 V4.
12
3 cr,0
3
Jan
2 3/4
Jan
9% Mar
4 50
20% Mar
Jan
15% May
3 ¥2 Jan
Apr
"
24%
77/a
1% May
4y2 Mar
12%
7
6 ¥4 Mar
6 3/b May
2,400
12.600
4
.
13% May,
8% May
3% Jan
43/b Jan
*
_
Jan
Jan
137/B
18%
19%
Jan
¥4 May
32 ¥a
33
1
footnotes,
May
Jan
4%
22 ¥2
16 3/4
1%
For
25 %
Jan
22 ¥2
22 ¥2
¥4
_1
Co
4,200
133/a May
Jan
12
~
Jan
May
11 ¥4
2.50
Inc..._______
Associated Testing Labs
v^atch
26%
43/4 Mar
3
4
l
Products
'nstrument
26%
28% May
28 ¥4 Jan
14 ¥2 Mar
Jan
Associated
Belock
10%
Jan
Feb
11
4¥a
:
5
5%
'5;
Benrus
4 ¥4 Mar
Apr
20%
May
1,300
¥»
pfd—.100
8
13,200
4
1
Jan
33/4 May
12 ¥4 May
4%
12
40o
*
4%
1
._
26,300
'
123/4
37
100
8
4¥a
1
:
Berkey Photo Inc
Jan
8%
450
22 %
American dep rets
1%
Beck
9
27%
228/a
Burnell & Co Inc.
—
43/4
Bayview Oil
Bearings Inc
8%
26%
100
Bunker
15,200
3%
1%
Engineering
2%
8%
27
200
6%
4%
Bargain Town USA
22,200
4,100
2,200
Buell
1
Barnes
3%
7%
6
May
9% Jan
Mar
lc
Industries
3%
28%
Jan
Associated Oil & Gas Co
Banner
1,300
A com..30c
Mills Ltd class B
5%
1
Associated Food Stores Inc
Associated Laundries of America
Oil
19%
10
Bruck
3
50c
deposit rets
Convertible
16% Jan
183/4
2¥4 Mar >
23
Apr
27%
Canada
Banff
1% May
3%
30c
B
4%
'
Baldwin* Securities
1,500
73/4
'
Common
2
:i3A
10s
•—
Feb
3%
A
Inc
Bailey & Selburn Oil
Jan
283/4
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Jan
~4%
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class
Oil
Collieries
2
1 %
18%
....___i
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(E L)
Ltd—
Corp Ltd
Associated Baby Services Inc
Associated Electric Industries-
Ayshire
Jan
Jan
1,500
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Bruce
1
2
non-cum
16
26%
Forman
preferred
'
£1
Centers
Jan
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1
Jan
/
1%
Jan
n
13
26%
2 3/4
3/4
-
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
pfd_100
Armour & Co "warrants"——
option
400
Apr
U May
Co..
Consolidated
15
1%
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.
Avien
14%
Jan
A%
Argus Inc
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co
Non-voting
Jan
14%
7 ¥4
2 %
Jan
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Mills
Appalachian Power Co 4%%
Devices
Jan
90
10 Vs
Jan
;
Anthony Pools Inc
Apollo Industries Inc
Audio
24 ¥2
Jan
800
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Atlas Sewing
Apr
5% Mar
6,600
May
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General
19
2,360
1,900
81%
53/4
20,200
May
Anchor Post Products
Andrea Radio Corp
Corp
1.800
86%
5 V2
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7
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American Seal-Kap Corp of Del—
2
American Thread 5% preferred
5
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21
84%
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12%
'"5
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Atlas
20
86%
2%
900
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'
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Jan.
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'
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Mar
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Inc
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.
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Jan
Jan
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8 ¥4
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American Business Systems Inc
Ansul
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3% Jan
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1
Apr
9 ¥4
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2,900
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Amer
7%
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American shares
2,000
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18%
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100
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200
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7%
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Feb
May
23%
7
Mar
3
Jan
19
Jan
2,000
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17%
89%
75
700
2%
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Industries
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
LOW
8%
2%
—2,50
—
i
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2%
4
93%
133/8 May
Jan
900
Shares
1
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(HC)
5%%
•
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•
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for Week
—*
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A
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of Prices
8
——
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4% Feb
Airport Parking Corp of America-
every security whether
during the current year.
8
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23% Apr
10 ¥» May
100
223/4
213,4
•
3
2,900
..
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•
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1
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include
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to
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13 Jan
Construction Corp
&
common
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3,200
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any
American Stock Exchange
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is
and
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itself
in which
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the American
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or
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report of
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Sale Price
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the
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Aberdeen
by
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stock
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j,,,26% Apt
4/,
Number 6269
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2277)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
.
Last '
s t o ck s
Par
Inc
Coleman
Co
Colonial
Sand
&
35%
16 Mi
—1
Co
Stone
Metals
Commercial
4
Inc
5
Co
Community Public
3,200
3 Ma
35%
4,200
29%
lb Mi
17
1.5C0
5 Mi
5%
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8%
Mi
%
Jan
18%
Feo
Fairmont Chemical Co
Jan
5%
Feb
Jan
1%
Jan
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co
Famous Artists Schools Inc
ZZ 46
38 Ma May
Feb
1,800
7% May
143/a
3%
Jan
400
4Ma Mar
5%
Apr
Federated
Felmont
Diesel Electric
Consol
Consolidated
Corp
10c
;
4 Mi
Consolidated
Oil
Consolidated
Royalty
Consolidated
Sun
Construction
20c
Oil
Aviation
4
4;
24
2,400
Apr
5 Ma
Jan
Fields
Jan
25 Mi
Apr
4 3/i
Feb
Financial
10 Mi
1%
1%
IMa
1
7 Mb
7%
7%
3% Jan
7,600
—1
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1,000
,
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3/4 Mar
7
1% Mar
2 Mi
.,
Jan
Commercial
Continental
Connector
Continental
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Inc
7%
8%
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'
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19
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7 Ma
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n
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Corp
Plastics
Feb
General
convertible
Coro Inc
Corroon
%
Jan
Fishman
19 Mi
May
SI
8MB
8%
21 y4
30 J
preferred class A—_
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_———;—1.50
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Cott Bottling Co of New
Courtaulds Ltd—
England
Apr
1.1C0
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Sterling
73/4
17 Ma
7
17
May
Jan
9Mi
9 Ma
Jan
22Mi
40
21%
6Mi
Corp
Crowley Milner & Co__.
Crown
Aluminum
Crown
Central
25c
1
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4 Mi
Jan
8
7
I
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Feb
9 Mb
6%
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9Mb
2 M4
Jan
3
(MH)
of
City
11,800
8
35 Mi Mar
2,500
3%
Co
2%
200
2 Ma
Apr
Cutter
class
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B
A
6Mi
Jan
3
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7%
200
3%
4
1,000
13%
14
400
12 Ma
5
1,000
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6M2
6 Ma
12,000
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16Mb
16%
17%
4,200
14Ma
3 Ma
2MB
6
8Mb
9 Mi
13%
Mines Inc
13
13 Mi
Apr
5 Mi
Jan
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67/a
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123/a
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5
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Corp. class A pref
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35
-
33 Mi
20c
com
Defiance Industries Inc. class B_
11 Mb
Jan
14Mi
9 Mb
9 Mb
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14 Mb
1,500
stock
4M4
Jan
6Mb
Feb
4Mb
5%
14,600
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33 Ma
80
30
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5%
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Gasket
Industrial
Devoe &
&
11
Products.
1,100
10%
400
5M4
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Apr
18,300
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Jan
31
3 Ma
4 Ma
5%
5Mi
6
Raynolds Co Inc.
Jan
155
23/4
3
1,000
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6%
14
15MB
1,200
11,800
5
5
5 Mi
3,500
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27 MB
7 Ma
28
6,600
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5
11%
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10s
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Textile Co Ltd
&
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common.:
preferred
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Inc
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Driver
&
Corp
2Mb MayMa Mar
%
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Jan
IMa
Jan
4%
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700
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11%
Feb
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1,600
1%
Apr
2Ma
2 Ma
300
2Mb
Jan
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,
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Duraloy
Duro
rets
ord
(The) Go—
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10
2Mb
Bowling
Lakes
Great
Petroleum
Western
6%
13
600
9 3/a
Jan
14 Mi
17 Ma
17%
500
16 Mi
Jan
18Va May
18 Ma
18 Ma
100
16
Jan
19
Grow
12%
12 Mb
3,600
12 Mi
Jan
13 Mb
Feb
36 Mi
36 Va
425
35 Mi
Jan
41
Jan
DuVal
Corp
Dynalectron
8Mb
8 Mi
2,800
6,000
36 %
35 Mi
16%
16%
36 Mb
16Mb
20%
20MB
24Mi
4,100
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2%
153/4
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100
4
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36 Ma
Feb
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Feb
Feb
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7
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Eastern
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Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
States Corp
$7
preferred
preferred
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Jan
A_
series
200
31 Mb
Jan
Jan
36 Ma May
3% Jan
Chemical
Gulf
States
Gulf
&
Western
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Electronic Research
Electronic
Jan
15 Ma
21,600
li]o
171% May
15 3/a May
4,900
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10
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700
5
16 Mi
16 MI
16 Ma
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"5%
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14Mb
Apr
2
Jan
6 Ma
Feb
25 Mb
Jan
3 Mi May
.6 Mi
Feb
4% Mar
5 Mb
Apr
IMa
3 Mb
Jan
1,400
800
37/a
3%
37/a
300
"3 Mi
"5 Mi
~3%
12,800
48%
48 Ma
48%
1
2.
Jan
33/4 May
Jan
5%
105
Jan
98
3
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3%
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6#
Ero
1st
&
Steel
Corp
preferred
common.
10
100
4434
Jan
3,900
1 Mi
,
Feb
48% May
Apr
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
1
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Essex
Ciiemical
Evans
Rule Co
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100
4% Mar Z "
4 Mi
300
4Mb
4
1
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7
8 Mi
8
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3 Ma
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1
,
6Mi
5%.
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6
6%,
1,600 1
6
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4
3,300
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see page
36.
3 Mi
98 Mi
Jan
101 Mi
13 Ma
3,800
II
Apr
16 Ma
11
11 MB
4,000
10 Mi
Apr
13%
Feb
10%
11 Mi
12,300
10
Jan
12%
Feb
3,200
133/4
Jan
21 Mi May
Apr
22%
3 Ma
Feb
16 Ml
Apr
Jan-
5,300
800
:
II,700
12
2,900
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Jan
5Mi
Apr
23
Jan
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Jan
May
15 Ma
16 Mi
Jan
16 Mi
10%
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10%
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113/a
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13/4
135,800
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Jan
26
5M4
26 Mi
24 Ma
5 Ma
3,100
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300
24%
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1Mb
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4%
Co
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200
5
9 Mi
.
Apr
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15,500
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7
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73/i
Mar
6
24%
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4Mi May
Apr
4V2 May
2Mb Jan
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2 Mi
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5
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5
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1 Ma
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6
2M4
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13 Mb
2
1,500
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Jan
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2 Ma
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39
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*
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Feb
5 Ma
4Mb
5Mt
16,500
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15
14 Ma
1
29 Mb
29"
30 Ma
8,600
26 M2
1
32%
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32 Mi'
10,900
30 Mi
15
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Apr
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May
2 Mi
Jan
1
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10
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Apr
36%
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8 5/8 '
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7
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.
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2
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4 Mi
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-
5%
17 Mi
9
Feb
Jan
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18%
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Jan
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2,000
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2Mb
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2%
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1
4MB
4 Mi
4Mb
3,500
3 %
Jan
4% May
4 MI
4
4
1,300
4
Feb
5Mi Jan
7 Mi
7 Mi
7 Mi
2,200
6 Mi Mar
4Mb
4%
4Mb
3,900
3% May
5
5
5 Mb
1,300
5
:
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________
class A——
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10c
Mfg Co
Bishop Inc
Hazel
National
Hebrew
Hecla
Mining
Heinicke
Kosher
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Apr
44 Mi May
Jan
4%
(W E)
13Mi
Jan
10,200
7 Mb
7,700
1,600
32%
283/4
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21,000
pfd
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107
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84
84
84
260
76
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85
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14 Ma
1,900
13
Feb
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6M8 May
27%
26 Ma
100
Jan
Jan
Products Inc
10c
4%
4%
4 Mi
3,000
3M4
Jan
Manufacturing Co
1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc common—1.25
17 Ms
17 Mi
17 Mi
900
13Mi
Jan
7 Mb
1,100
6%
15 Ma
400
6 Mi
2,500
convertible
5%
17Mi May
17 Ma
36 Ma
Higbie
Hill's
Jan
73/B
16 Mi
1
Hercules Gallon
Jan
32Mb
—__——.100
_
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Feb
6
634
7 Ma
173/B
Pak Inc
Henderson's
8 Mi
36 Ma
•
& Co 5M2%
preferred
.
Mar
*
25c
Co_
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Heli-Coil Corp
Heller
Inc_50c
Mr
——16%
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Rubenstein
Helena
Foods
preferred
Jan
5Mi May
10
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Supermarkets Inc
7
7
15 Ma
15
Ma
6
Me
Hilton
Hoe
(R)
Co
Inc
6
1Mb
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73/a
7 Mi
7 Mi"
5,700
40c
1Mb
1%
l5/i
3,600
li
1,900
common————1
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International
Jan
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Hofmann Industries Inc__
25c
Mb
%
Jan
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5
Holly Corporation
50c
Holly Stores Inc
1
Holophane Co ___——
—
——*
Holyoke Shares Inc—
5
Home Finance Group Inc—
———1
Home Oil Co Ltd class A———*
Class B
*
263/B
26 M'a
4M4
Jan
9M2
Jan
6M2
Apr
6Mi
Jan
11 Mi Mar
900
2Mb
Feb
3 Mi May
3M2" Apr
&
"warrants"
4Mb
500
19,900
Hotels
Hoffman
2,500
.
Radio Co Inc__
5%
.
Jan
3Mb Mar
6Mi
1
__.
Exquisite Form IndUs Inc
4Mb
4
—'
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Feb
25
13
113/4
Mi
2%
•
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—■■■
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For
2
1
———
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1Mb
Feb
101 Ma 101 Ma
13%
6
Hastings
Class
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109
Jan
13
9 Mi
Jan
38Mi May
32% May
5
Jan
Apr
17Mi May
9%
7 Mi
18
Feb
Feb
May
Jan
pfd—100
preferred
63/b
20% Mar
1
5%
common
4%
Feb
700
5M8
1Mb
1Mb
3Mb May
10 Ma
May
8,700
4
10c
Electric
Jan
31M2 May
185
5Ma
_1
convertible
19 Mi
5M2
175 Mi Mar
Co
Missile
Empire District
$2
2,200
5 Mb
Emenee Corp
Corp
3 IMa
5%
Electronics Corp of America
El-Tronics Inc
Equity
30 Mi
Facilities.
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Electronic &
Mar
10c
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Apr-
Jan
102
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Jan
May
4
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12 Mi
.
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38
5
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350
1,300
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11 Ma
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Harvey's Stores
1
Corp
I,600
Inc_____10c
Lamp Co
(Paul) Inc
Harvey
2
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12 Ma
H
Feb
Apr
Apr
Inc
1%
16 Mi
Industries—
American
B
9
4M8
1
243/4
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1
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3 Mb
4 Mi
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1
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7 Ma Mar
46 Ma
;
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14M4
7,900
12
12
10,000
1%
143/4
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Gulton
1% May
4%
1
16
8
1
14 Mi
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Land &
300
46%
15 Ma
15 Mi
143/a
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200
165
1
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15 Ma
18
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17 Mi
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7%'Jan
Jan
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17%
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4% May
3 Ma Feb
May
6% Mar
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47 Ma
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common
Electrographic Corp
Electronic
-
20c
series
Ltd-
Electro-Voice
8Mb
—_25
Inc
Corporation
Elder-Peel
2
12 3/4
B—__1.
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American
Hartford
1
3,800
—5
Guardsman
Harvard
1
Feb
Jan
3,100
30
Corp
Hartfield
Inc
34%
10%
8Mb
15%
Jan
E
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27
8 3/a
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A—
Harnischfeger
Can Co
Apr
Mar
Jan
I43/4
2 1Mb
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Harn
Air Devices
25V2
26 Mi
19
Hardeman
Eastern
500
8%
~4Ma
Griesedieck
Hall
Eastern
6% May
25% May
4,400
2Mb
Jan
3% Mar
Apr
Apr
May
9
5 Ma Mar
6%
36
Jan
34 Ma Apr
2 Ma
.
5 Mi
107/a
Company
Stores Products—.
Grocery
67/s
200
Corp
Producers
preferred
12%
1
6%
23/b May
93/4 Jan
£1
Chemical
Great
13%
15c
_
7%
21%
Co-
Basins
21% May
10s
reg_
__
Test
Apr
._*
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Lakes
Jan
6
5 Ma
11
,
Great
Feb
6
6 Ma
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Co Ltd
Corp
American
11 Ma
1
Apr
Feb
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class
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17 Ma
5
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug-.
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
2Mi
6 MI
1,400
12,400
5M4 May
I Mi Apr
300
1,400
15
•
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200
1
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3
1
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Goodman Manufacturing Co.
16%
Goodway Printing Cq Inc„_____——*
class A—
______1
Gqrham Corporation
4
Jan
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Apr
10M4
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73/b
Gordon Jewelry
2,900
8Mi
20,400
*
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Goldfield
13 MB
1
9 Mi
1
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Gulf
Dorsey'(The)
Draper Corp
2
26 Va
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Security Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
20
12M2
6
*
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Yellowknife Mines Ltd
12%
—32.50
32 3/a Apr
91 Mi Apr
73/4 Jan
6 Mb
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20
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20
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9 Mi
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1
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143/4 May
3% Jan
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2Mi
Bridge Co Ltd-
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11,600
100
3M4 Mar
36 Ma
Apr
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10%
2 Ma
4
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$2
10
10^
18 Mi
32
43/4 May
6 % May
Jan
91%
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Feb
283/b
4-& Jan
1
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common
A—
173/b
1% Mar
4Mb
600
32
18 Mi
I
Corp
Corp
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rets ord reg:.
Corp
33 Mb
Feb
6
Gilchrist Co
15Mb May
7% Jan
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dep
Feb
Jan
6 Ma
Jan
Ltd—
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Great
Amer
32 Ma
•
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Foam
Gilbert
Jan
8% May
May
24 Ma
2,600
Corp
1
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com
10c
Dialight
Apr
180
2% May
30% Mar
_^^.__100»
Giant
Apr
14%
1
;
4Mb
16 Mi
Apr
Feb
5M4
1,200
2%
.
:i__
Giant
May
1
:
.
Jan
Feb
Apr
7
1
Manufacturing
12%
11Mb
21,000
4%
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;
common
Globe
Detroit
Jan
159
600
5
Feb
16 Ma
"
5 Mb
dep rets ord registered—£1
Gas
Giannini
6 Mi Mar
33 Ma
31
1
_
340
7Mi
9Mi May
3 Mi May
5,200
Jan
13 Ma Mar
5,900
10c
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred
Apr
100
Desilu Productions Inc„
Mb
5%
1
General
Jan
Jan
6 Mb
29
3
13 MB
177 Mi
—1
.
American
Apr
2Mb
43/b
24 Va
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3 Ma
12 Mb
175
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General
Feb
142 Ma
5
37/8
13 Mi
176
13/b
5Mi
1,100
100
Feb
Feb
11 Mi
^
10%
1
Dennison Mfg class A
debenture
^
Apr
1
13,600
:.
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Alloys Co
Battery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
General Development
Corp
8 Ma May
1,300
4%
5
Apr
63/B
General
Jan
.4,000
3
4%
10c
3 Mb
12 Ma
14 Mi
General
Jan
6 Mi
800
5%
2%
4%
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Dayco
8%
5%
2%
1
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Jan
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14Mi May
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2,900
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Feb
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18
9% Mar
1
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Garan
Jan
10,800
14
13
57/s
7
Jan
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Apr
300
13%
__50c
Jan
300
3,500
6Mb
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Corp
Genung's Incorporated
;
Apr
2,100
14 Ma
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Inc
Jan
8 Mi
lMi
11
lMt
_1
General
Davidson Brothers
3
10 Mi
1 %
(Geo A),Co
General
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc
3
_1
Enterprises
General
Daitch
6 "a May
Feb
77
———1
4,000
Apr
8Mi
Apr
2Mb
5%
8 Ma
7%
May
3Mi
Jan
.
common—1
common
7%
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——25c
Crystal Oil & Land Co
10c
Cubic Corporation-.
——-——*
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•
73/4 Mar
6 Mi
Canada
Jan
43 Ma'
Jan
13%
Crown
8 Mi
Jan
6 Mi
2.50
.___
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Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
Apr
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& Mar
5
5 Vi
Feb
4%
.
2%
•
5
12,900
"
2%.
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800
7Mi
Feb
Feb
6 Mi
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Crose United
Jan
2
5Mi
7
1
Apr
Feb
700
40%
Apr
5%
500
8%
2%
2ii
7,600
2 Mi
5
10c
Fresnillo
Feb
13,100
9 Ma
8%
2%
Jan
1
210
Fotochrome Inc
Jan
20
2,700
7 Mi
2M2
40Mi
47/i
American dep receipts (ord reg)
£1
Cox Instruments Corp
———.—_1
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
50c
Creole Petroleum Corp
5.
Cresmont Consolidated Corp..——_—1
67/a
9Mb
1
Jan
1Mb
6,300
53/4
Capital Corp
Flying Tiger Line Inc.
May
20 Mi
6
26 Mi
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7%
Inc.
Forest
565
5 MB
Feb
Mi May
1.3/8
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Florida
7% May
Jan
16
83i
22 Mb
24 Ma
lMt
& Construction
Fischer'& Porter Co
15%
2l Va
1,300
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lMi
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Jan
1
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Jan
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—
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1
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Feb
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5 Mb
6 Mb
2,200
10c
pref erred..;
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5 Mi
3Mi Jan
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"1,700
1
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6%
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100
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8%
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.
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■
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103
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Fargo Oils Ltd
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% May
5
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357/8 May
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50c
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4%
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Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
High
4
5Mi.
„
Centers Inc—10c
Service
10
Community Discount
Friday
for Week
of Prices
Low
1
5
Electronics
(Range for Week Ended May 31)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Cohu
Week's
33
.'/
7M4 May
May
77/b
Jan
Jan
5 Mb
Feb
Corp—
Hollinger
—
lMt
lMi
27
6,
„
2,700
6,300
Feb
2Mb
Jan
7
Jan
9 Mi
Jan
1
May
4Mi
Jan
li
Jan
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600
lMi
7 Ma
IMa May
300
6 Mb
May
19 M2
1
Jan
27 Mb May
Feb
1% Mar
4% Mar
6V2
Jan
6 Ma
5 3/a
35 Ma
3 5 Mi
36
900
32 Ma
Jan
37 Ma
Feb
3 1Mb
3 1Mb
200
28 Ma
Jan
31%
Apr
13 Ma
13 Ma
300
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Apr
143'b
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Jan
13 Ma May
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The, Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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34
AMERICAN STOCK
*
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STOCKS
Sale Price
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■/
Hardart
&
preferred
5%
Par
*;
Co
*
common
2.50
1
(Harvey) Inc class A com.™5
B common
5
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Vitamin Products Inc
1
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& Hatcher Inc.™,
-1
Oil Canada Ltd
1
Manufacturing Co
—10c
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Hydrometals Inc
2.50
Hygrade Food Products;—
—--—-5
Hubbell
Class
Hudson
Hudson
Mfg Co
Motors
99
--
18%
18%
Hughes
Husky
Hycon
29%
12 %
Feb
Maine
Apr
124
341/4
Jan
19% May
23
'Jan
Jan
100
May
95V4
351/4 May
Jan
Public
4%
Jan
17%
Jan
20
Apr
17
Jan
20%
Apr
Marlene
26%
Feb
; 31%
14%
Jan
Martin-Marietta
1,900
12%
12%
Apr
12%
6% May
Jan
Marconi
Industries
151/4 May
14%
2,700
6%
6|7r
3%
57k
Mar
6%
Jan
Class
2%
Jan
3%
Apr
Maryland
1%
Apr
5 %
J an
Masco
New
3%
3%
4%
9,700
16,000
3,300
5%
5%
4,000
5'/a
Jan
7%
Jan
20%
21 %
1,800.
15%
Jan
22 %
Apr
800
5%
5%
3,400
7%
8%
8T7ff
8%
40%
40%
41%
1,100
37% Mar
14%
14 %
1,000
12%
Apr
8%
Jan
of North America
Interriational Breweries
Inc
International Holdings Corp
Co
Insurance
A
Oil
Intex
Corp
3% Mar
Apr
4% May
10% May
11%
200
11%
100
9%
Feb
8,100
93%
Jan
102i% May
1,200
3%
Jan
4%
4
4%-
33%
34%
700
4%
4%
5,400
4%
~4%
-5
5
300
Feb
31
5%
Feb
Feb
7%
10%
10,500
7
7%
2,700
6
Jan
1%
1%'
1 %
1,700
1
May
11%
11%
210O
3%
3%
3%
900
10 %
Feb
3%
Jan
83% May
May
Jan
Feb
151/4
3% Mar
86%
Jan
Jan
% Mar
20 %
36,900
%
1%
% Mar
10,800
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25%
__10c.
8
13%
29 %
27%
—1
12%
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Petrochemicals—
Lake
Jefferson
1,300
8
Jan
5%
3,900
3%
Jan
6
6%
2,700
23%
2,800
8%
10%
17,300
&
19% May
11% Feb
20% May
%3% May
13 %
13%
14,800
~3%
~4%
69,900
13,900
18,100
17%
Feb
3,100
5%
Apr
13%
,
4%
3%
—
1%
2
23 %
25
7%
6%
■
—
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12
6%
14%
!
Corp—
Apr
400
6% May
12% May
6 % Apr
10%
Wohl
Miller
Co
Electronics
Milo
Mining
Corp
Company
5,600
4%
Jan
100
20%
Jan
%
Jan
%
5%
Airlines
Mohawk
1,700
7%
144,800
2%
4.50%
A Apr
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Apr
15
Jan
14
14%
700
13%
Jan
16%
Apr
Jan
20%
Jan
14%
14%
5%
16
5%
16 %
5%
16
6,700
3%
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400
4
35%
7%
35 %
25
7%
7%
600
15%
200
15%
50
105
105
24 %
400
6%
24
2,200
6%
5%
5%
5%
%
28%
Vz
%
4 ft
Jan
6
118
Jan
218
Apr
Morse
2,500'
2Va
Apr
31/4
Jan
Mt
13%
14%
3,400
11%
Apr
4%
4%
4%
2,400
29%
9.6C0
7%
7%
7,300
1%
1%
1%
4,600
Jan
4
15% May
Mar
5
1
6 %
10,500
100
99
99
100
100
100
Ward & Co class
4%%
Ele,ctric
&
Gas
Kansas
1%
12%
Company.——1
Broad Bldg Co
—.—1
.1
Chemical Co
25c
Kawecki
Oil
Kin-Ark
Petroleum
Kirby
Industries
Kleer-Vu
Klein
—
Hotels
Corp.
3,400
Kulka
13%
Jan
4% May
20%
Feb
6 % Mar
12
Jan
2%
1
3,400
1
4%
4%
1,200
14%
14%
14%
13,600
Jan
3%
%
Apr
Mar
Jan
Feb
14
6%
Mt
Industries
162
2%
7%
A
3,100
12% May
400
11% May
11%
4V8
4%
12
4,100
41%
1,780
7%
3 A
2%
Apr
3% May
Inc
5
Apr
Jan.
16
3%
Jan
14% Mar
14
Feb
5%
Feb
;
JL
Napco
Inc
Nat Nast Inc class A
8
Bellas
National
Bowl-O-Mat
National
Brewing
8% May
Jan
4
5%
100
National
Casket
National
National
Jan
2%
Feb
4% Mar
5%
Jan
(Mich)
Company Inc
Weld
Electric
Machines-
Equipment Rental
National
Petroleum
3
1
1
1134
2,400
3%
300
3%
Jan
4%
Jan
9%
5%
37
34 %
37
13%
13%
14%
Jan
National Union Electric
Feb
2%
Jan
21/4
500
Jan
2 %
Jan
Needham
Lee
Motor
Lefcourt
Leslie
,
Corp
Fay Inc class A
—
of N Y common..
preferred
___i„
—
Lithium Corp of America Inc
Oil
Livingston
Locke
Steel
2%
Apr
Jan
41/4
Jan
14%
Feb
Nestle-Le
1,000
14%
Jan
2%
Jan
3% Mar
New
5
Jan
5%
New Jersey
300
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
5V8
5
5Va
1,300
4y8
Feb
5%
8%
8%
8%
18,900
6%
Jan
9% May
1%
1,400
1%
Apr
5%
Jan
36% May
Mexico
Park
6,500
'2%
500
2% Mar
3%
Jan
New
2
1%
700
1%
Apr
2%
Feb
New
York
1PG
117,900
%
Jan
; % Jan
New
York
%
9V2
Co___
1
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—1
10c
2.50
Chain
2,300
91/4
Jan
11% Mar
10%
300
10%
Apr
12 %
13%
14%
7,200
8%
400
131/4 May
7% Mar
23%
8%
13%
9%
10%
9%
Jan
9%
9%
4,800
7%
Feb
10% May
7 %■
7%
6,000
6%
Apr
8% May
1%
1%
1 Vo
1,600
1
Feb
1%
Jan
4
6%
Aw——
Chem
Co
Co
HI
13,000
17%
300
12
10%
12%
8,600
21%
22%
1%
%
2,300
2,800
4%
100
Feb
8
Apr
Jan
6%
9%
12
%' May
5%
Jan
12%! May
Z
Apr
25
21
2%
3,100
5,800
6%
Jan
13
Feb
9%
1,100
8%
Jan
10"%
Apr
5%
5%
5%
200
5% May
8%
Jan
May
300
10%
Jan
14% May
10%
Feb
15% May
%
13%
14
15%
14%
15%
6,100
5/c
8
7,200
Apr
%
Jan
30
29%
30 %
2,300
28% Mar
32 %
Apr-
12%
3,100
9% Mar
1% Mar
13%
Apr
2%
Jan
1,175
30
30
30%
300
Rosario—3.33%
59
54%
59
1
;
Noramco
Norfolk
Inc
&
—1.25
Southern
6%
Jan
9% Mar
North
American
Feb
Canadian
Oils
Apr
10% May
15% Jan
North
9%
.3%
1,200
1%
1,900
2% May
Northeast
Mar
4% Jan
8%
Feb
1%
Jan
9% May
1
1
2%
2%
1,100
2%
Feb
10
22%
21%
22%
7,900
17%
Feb
8%
2
•
8%
8
2,350
22,100
32%
Jan
34
Jan
37 %
59
May
Jan
5%
Jan
Land & Exploration
—30c
Friday Silver Lead Mines
lOo
Lundy Electronics & Systems Inc
10c
83%
83 %
84%
Lucky
30%
"29%
Lunkenheimer
27%
RR
Penn
Nuclear
2%
4,200
9%
9%
1,500
7%
Jan
1%
1%
400
1%
Jan
1%
1 %
1%
4,000
1A Jan
2%
2%
2%
4,100
2%
63
50
Co
Pub Serv
Rankin
1%
9%
1
Nickel
94%
63%
90
94%
95%
150
%
5%
Jan
%
%
A
8,600
9%
9%
9%
1,100
1%
1%
2,300
1%
Apr
1
20c
16%
16%
•17%
2,900
26%
24%
27%
131,700
_50c
6 %
5%
6%
17^700
_*1
30%
29%
30%
3,100
100
1
99%
99% 100%
200
•9%
9
—u.i—1
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
5%
5
70%
70
72%
1,050
6%
6
6 %
1,400
3%
Apr
Feb
May
Mar
96
1
1%
118
Jan
Jan
Feb
Mar
2
Jan
Ltd—1
(Del)
10%
57%
Apr
Feb
3
92
Mines
Corp
of Amer
8%
64
pfd—100
10c
Corp
Apr
4%%
Industrial
Novo
2
1% May
_25
Ltd
65% May
29% Mar
A
Jan
9% May
2%
Jan
22 % May
Louisiana
1
1
Airlines
Northern Ind
North
1
11%
*
Co
Honduras
Noma Corp
12%
60,400
8%
1%
Jan
10%
2%
400
2%
2%
9%
63 %
4.5C0
1%
Jan
4%- Mar
Jan
2
May
ii
% Mar
3%
2%
60%
18,000
2%
Feb
Jan
Jan
18
Feb
10%
2%
7%
1
2%
1H May
15 %
9%
62%
11
25c
14%
May
10
10%
1
10%
9%
-%
4%
Feb
1%
1
10%
9%
6,100
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—
—
Auction
&
Land
Arizona
&
10%
9%
300
12%
1H
25c
11
7
1,600
1?%
11%
50c
;
Mining Co
Process
North
—
Lodge & Shipley (The) Co
Longines-Whittnauer Watch
Louis Sherry Preserves Inc
&
10%
~7%
6%
6%
12
12%
Jan
Jan
28 %
Jan
22
16%
—1
Railway
Royalties Inc_
8% May
Jan
1%
9%
7%'
Feb
Lockwood Kessler & Bartlett—
Class
New
36%
%
Jan
50c
Co
Zinc_
New
22%
5 % Mar
1%
17
30c
_•
Co—
Min
2%
.
Jan
,45
•
Idria
31%
25c
1
49 Vz
100
1,900
2
Mur
2%
2
Feb
18% May
6U0
Corp
Nelly Don Inc_.
liy4
1
Products class A
Realty
Liberty Fabrics
5%
900
2,400
32%
Levine's Inc _——__—wi--—•4'
:
Packing
1
Corp
14%
20c
National Video Corp class A
Nedicks Stores Inc„
I—
Filter
Jan
*
11
5%
Feb
12%
4%
%
131/4
5%
Feb
May
37
47 %
21%
Jan
Lee
10,300
Jan
26
4%
1
Apr
Corp
———___———.—1
Lease Plan International Corp„
1
4,000
Apr
•47%
5
Co
9%
Larchfield
9
4%
^10c
Transit
9%
-
11% May
10%
Machinery
Rubber
2 % May
3
May
11%
1
1,200
18%
U May
160,500
—2
Rolling Mills Co
3,800
2%
Apr
88 May
IB
1
25c
1,800
17%
31%
4% May
1
Ltd
Ltd
National Presto Industries Inc
2%
12%
6% Mar
17% May
Jan
5%
3,300
5
1
12%
17%
Jan
Jan
26%
1,600
—_
Company
10%
3
11
Apr
13
4%
Corp
Co
2%
5
Jan
Apr
Feb
8%
,_1
Hess
-
12%
Inc—
4%
2%
8%
Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling
10%
Industries
Feb
Mar
5%
4%
25c
National
National
2%
Lamson
155
8%
_5
1
:
12%
Lanston
May
N
Corp
Industries
10%
Lamson
Jan
Apr
4%
10
50c
;
Nachman
National
Jan
1%
3V2
2
99
5%
2.50
_2.50
Company
May
1,300
13
Apr
Jan
1%
94
1
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co__
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
17%
1,100
31%
Jan
Jan
2
65,200
3%,
11%
_1
class A
1% May
1%
13
29% May
Feb
88
50c
Muntz TV Inc
18
1%
Jan
4%
3%
1,
—
MPO Videotronics
16 % May
Jan
7% May
Feb
U
A J an
22
88
—
National
—3
Corp of Delaware
5
& Sessions Co—w—w————10
Feb
6% May
Jan
9%
Lamb Industries
Jan
6%
May
4%
2
24%
Jan
Feb
15
1%'
2
Apr
4 %
4% .Jan
800
2%
7%
600
Muter
4%
_1
22 Vz
2,100
2%
5.000
i—.—1
Lakey Foundry Corp.——_——
May
164
162
17
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp_
1
Lake Shore Mines Ltd—
——1
•
Jan
15% May
107
Jan
161
31
National
Inc
Jan
100%
5%
1
National Telefilm Associates
Apparel
Jan
106
30%
National
L'Aiglon
12%
102
Jan
16%
Muskogee Co
4%
10c
Jan
8%
Jan
30%
Apr
1%
81/8
4%
35% May
97 %
16%
15% Mar
8%
Jan
May
101%
—12.50
14%
5
6
10
—2.50
Jan
A Mar
13%
11%
31%
70
4
—
Company
10 r"
20% May
1,300
11,200
600
Jan
3% Mar
26% May
Jan
9,300
19%
3
Feb
3%
_25c
—1
common.
preferred
Diablo
.27'%
A May
26%
19 %
.
15% Mar
15 %
24 %
A
Apr
100
26% May
19%
2%
Apr
Feb
18% Mar
26 %
13
Corp
Jan
4,900
Corp
Smith Electronics
10%
4%
.1
1
1
Jan
97% May
1%
%
—
2%
1%
——————7.50
Kratter (The) Corp class A—__—,—1
Kropp (The) Forge Co
—33 Vic
Kostin
8%
1 %
1%
13%
(I B) Rubber Co„—;
(H L) Inc„
Knott
3%
—1
2.50
25c
Kleinert
Klion
218
io
1
—10c
Ltd
Inc——
Dept Stores Inc
(S)
200
1,100
6% Mar
1%
1
Co
6%
141%
Jan
104% 104%
Mount Vernon Mills Inc
~1%
10c
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland Minerals Corp
5,500
25%
24%
13%
3
—1.25
Kingston Products
Kinney Service Corp_.—°—
7,000
6%
——1
Company
Kingsford Company
4,200
5%
24 y8
2.50
Cobalt Ltd
Kilembe Copper
12%
13%
——-1
Kay Jewelry Stores Inc
Kidde
(Walter) & Co
^00
24%
5%
5%
—
———
24
24%
&
10.
98
98
Drug
Katz
Kaufman
Kavanau Corp
2,100
1%
8%
16%
100% 100 %
104%
•
A_
Products—
Electro
Movie Star Inc class A
1%
15%
CO—
Power
Clemens
Movielab
Company
&
(D)
Kaltmari
9% May
5% May
7,500
27%
°7%
Industries-—
Precision
Montgomery
900
1,700
2%
14,800
15% May
11%
1,300
19%
——
preferred
—
preferred series B
preferred series C
4.80%
2%
7%
13"%
10 Vz May
14
—
Inc
Feb
Feb
Jan
12%
6%
1
1
"ctfs"
RR
Apr
Jan
5,300
15%
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd
Molybdenum Corp of America—
6 %
7%
:6%. Feb
24%
Jan
11
11%
1
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Jan
500
.5%
2",600
pfd—100
10c
81 Light 5%
Aluminum
Mirro
A
4
50c
pfd—100
12
10%
9%
3%
Canada—
of
Corp
Minnesota Power
Apr
11%
*
preferred
convertible
4% %
Jan
8%
10%
50c
50
1
common
Feb
May
Jan
K
;
26
24%
9
1
1
-50c
5
50c
2.50
—
9% Jan
Apr
5%
2%
11%
.10
Co
'7%
5%
100
1
1
—.
-
Apr
1% Mar
4%„Jan
1
1
Inc
Jan
3
24%
10%
10c
Midwestern Financial Corp.
Factors
40 % May
*300
—*
3
Corp.'
Associates
Investment
Midwest
May
Jan
20%
6%preferred
Mid-West Abrasive
May
35
27%
20
Inc—
Hone
8
27% Jan
—
Co
Extruders
T% May
500
800
39%
5%
Rights,
Corp
Jan
15,300
8
■
Industries
Jan
10% May
7% May
39%
Mountain States Tel & Tel
Kaiser
7%
29%
Apr
33%
—,—1
Microwave
14%
:-75c
(The)
Jupiter Corp
"
4% Mar
21 %
7%
1%
24%
7
Micromatic
2%
2
—__10c
25c
Jetronic Industries Inc.-;—
John's Bargain Stores Corp
10%
5 %
6%
Jan
Apr
22% Jan
8% May
Apr
6%
33%
Miphigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
~2%
warrants——
B
Series
10%
5VB
7%
17
1
jvifg Co
Merchants Refrigerating CoJ
Mill
8%
50c
—:—-—1
Inc class A———.—10c
Industries Inc
1
4.40%
10%
7%
6%
22%
6%
23
Oil Corp
Johnson
Monongahela
7%
4,300
1
Massey-Ferguson Ltd—
Maiule Industries InC———_—
McCrory / Corp
"warrants"——
Monogram
1
1
1
1
1,000
8%
39%
——
Warrants .—1__—
Jeannette Glass Co_
Jefferson Construction Co___
Jefferson Lake Asbestos Corp
4%
29% May
9%
12%
10 % May
Jan
2,005
12%
1
19%
8%
Jan
18% May
Jan
5%
Jan
9
11%
May
36
2%
7%
Property Builders Inc__10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A___5
Investors Royalty —,
—1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90%
pfd—100
Feb
51/4
4 % May
10%
Investment
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp
Irving Air Chute—.—
Israel-American Oil Corp—.
Feb
Mar
,17% Feb
11,1/4 May
98 % 100
98%
High
22 %
Apr
12% Mar
7%
:
——
common
Miami
10%
Jan
18%
8%
1
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd—
11 %
1
——33%c
Company
Apr
92
3%
3%
2,100
—l
.'
—
Corp
Cup
14% May
9
Feb
11%
Products —
International Stretch
600
1,500
16% 1
21
3 % Mar
1
Co—
42% May
Jan
'
3%
4
.
Apr
8%
4%
"3%
—1
International Oil & Gas Corp
International Products ——.
2,500
88
-1
.-5
1
1
Homes Corp
Inland
"9%
8i8
Jan
_£1
16%
800
18%
"warrants"-;:—
Corp
Menasco
Imperial Oil (Canada)
*
Imperial Tobacco of Canada-5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd—10Q
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
—.—25c
Inland Credit Corp class A—
1
~8%
.5% May
Mar
4
Low
' /
22
--
—£1
10c
Corp
Carter Point
Mary
14 %
5%
Range Since Jan. l, 1963
High
21%
Jan
Medco
33 %c
Shares
Marine
International
Ltd
Co
Mead
Magnetics Corp
Imperial Chemical Industries—.
American dep rets ord reg
16%
—
28
1
22
—7
—
Low
v;//',
•
Specialties Inc
*
Mallory Randall Corp.————10c
Mangel Stores
—1
Mansfield Tire & Rubber—
:——2.50
McCulloch
IMC
Service
■
Majestic
Jan
28
108%
600
300
19
29%
Par
500
%
19
18%
18%
Range
of Prices
100
200
5%
5%
Co——
50
33%
33%
14%
»%
3%
-3%
5 /a
20 /4
Electric
Howell
900
19%
99
12%
(The)
Hoskins
150
112% 115
•
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25
30%
30%
Monday, June 3, 1963
Sales
Lasi
Sale Price
High
Low
High
Low
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American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan.I,1963
Shares
of Prices
Week's
Friday
.
,f»r Week
Range
.
EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 3 I )
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
Louisiana
Lynch
Service
Gas
(The)
Co
;
Co—;
2.50
Corp
3
1,100
4 % Mar
70%
Jan
90
8,300
25%
Jan
32% May
5%
1,800
4%
Apr
5%
27
27%
250
25%
Jan
29%
Feb
8
2
2.800
30%
5
5
8%
1,500
7%
Jan
10
Feb
Apr
Feb
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Oak
Manufacturing Co
Occidental
Ogden
M
Ohio
Petroleum Corp
Corp
Brass
—
Co
50c
4
4
23%
23%
Macke
Vending
class
Co
Mackey
Airlines
Mdcoid
Industries
Inc_
Inc
:
A
23
-
footnotes,
23
lc
see page
36.
1%
/
4%
700
1%
Jan
17% Mar
4% May
26%
24
Apr
Jan:
Old
Town
40c
Corp
preferred
preferred
common
w——
23%
300
2%
14,000
%
Jan
3%. May
O'Sullivan
3%
—
50c
19.900
■;
2%
2%
•
__
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc__
Magna Oil Corporation
For
33 %c
4%
24 %
—
1
Ohio Power 4%%
3 %
300
2%
Feb
3%
Apr
Overseas
Mar
1%
Jan
Oxford
Electric
6% Mar
Oxford
Manufacturing
1
-
4%
21
Jan
1%
9,800
1
5
1,700
4% May
Rubber
1
Corp
Corp
:
;
I
1
_1
4
20
-
17%
17% May
Jan
27% May
4% Mar
23 %
Jan
98
Jan
6% May
30 % May
101
May.
„
■V
7%
Apr
11%
Jan
300
4%
Jan
6 %•
Jan
.51
Jan
5% May
74% May
7%
Feb
100
10%
Jan
14 --••May
4%
600
3%
Jan
4% -'Jan
20%
10.700
17% May
20% May
14
14
1
Securities
5%'
Jan
19%
2,400
■10%
~
13
Volume
6269
Number
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
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AMERICAN STOCK
-
;
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Friday
(Range for Week Ended May 31 )
Sales
-
.,
S TO CKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Friday
..
for Week
American Stock Exchange
Low*
Par
High
•
-
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
*p ■' Low'
:
High
* •
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Clay
Pacific
Coast
Products--:
Co
cum
conv
34%
36
10%
_1
10%
11%
21
21
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preferred——_—25
pfd A—25,
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36
—._—8
common.^—__
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Jan
10
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■-
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Jan
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22
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.
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/
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2nd
19%
36
May
13% Feb
Pacific
Gas
if-; 5% %
5%
Properties
Electric
&
Inc
6%
1st
5.%'
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—25
28
33%
31.
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26%
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:
26%
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25%
24%
24%
25%
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Feb
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Feb
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/
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Roosevelt -Field lh<c__._
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•
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17
•Pacific-- 'Industries Inc^_'2——____——2
•Pacific .Lighting $4.50 • preferred—
$4.40 dividend preferred—
.—*
3%
-
101
•
-
$4.75
dividend
$4.75 '
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Petroleums
Ltd
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Telep___
warrants
23
4
32
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.
7 %
1
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.
v
.
Pacific- Power &
Light 5% pfd——100
Super: Markets—_„j_
1
4%
Paddington Corp class A—
i
50c
63%
Page-Hersey Tubes ;
—21%
Pall Corp-class A
1
' 42 %
;
4
■
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Park Electrochemical
Corp class A
Parker
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Pen
class
Co
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32
--
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—
Pato Consolidated Gold
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2
8 '
22%
9%
9%
Co..
3i36
3%
200
Electronics
Corp
Pep Boys
(The)—
:
Peppered
Manufacturing Co
Bottling Co of
Pepsi-Cola
t
8%
Jan
23%
22%:
200
19
'
Long Island Inc—
Per.ect Circle Coip.______.
Photo
Permian
4
3
Corp
Aircraft
Plastic
1
;
.
class
6%
•
1,400
23%
Feb
10%
Jan
107/8
300
TO
Mar
12%
Feb
2V4
3%
10
11
6%
r,*,
7
Apr.
5%
Jan
6 Vz
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4%
t
1,200
Apr
8.% May
8% Feb
9 %
200
1,450
27%
6,400
2%
2%
700
9 y8
2%
•
8% Mar
105
Jan
21%
•
10
2% May
3%
.
.
3%
1,100
2%
Apr
8%
300
7%
Apr
10%
33
Apr
.
4%
4
Apr
1%
Jan
40
4%
100
4%
3,800
1
1%
1%
1%
500
4%
4%
4%
7
7
1
1
13%
13
1,100
6% May
lJ-Vu Apr
13%
1,600
•
9%
9 %
9%
1.600:
.1
2%
2%
213
10
2,300
(Del)—.2.50
1
33%
33%
'
34
2
1%
100
Apr
Jan
9% May
3% Feb
Apr
3%
3%
Feb
66,%
30%
30%
32%
2,600
30V2
7%
7%
500
7s/a
Apr-
7%
7%
1.000
9
9
9Va
3,500
34
Apr
7%
.
37
Slick
10c
1
Soss
Jan
8%
7% Apr
6i5g Jan
1
preferred
Company
%
4%
4%
15
15
15%
24
23%
24%
3.?e0
.
3%
10Va
3,100
20
21%
1
...
a
4
-
Jan
♦
j.
...
13%
*
13%
'
900
23
24
14%
Jan
preferred
94 Va
95%
20c
66%
66%
66%
1,200
«
12%
12 %■
12%
1,000
5
30%
30%
31%
7,800
100
1
Co
125
92% Mal"
49%
9
.
23 Va Mar
.
.
Corp
Quebec Power Co
1
...
2T7ff
13%
2%
Enterprises Inc.
Industries Inc
_25c
1
1
1,300
Reda
E.
D.
Reeves
Reis
8%
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
34
6%
Feb
8%
Feb
111/4
10%
8%
8 Va
5Va May
6% Jan
25,800
6Va May
HVa Jan
12%
12%
33%
38%
1,700
19,300
23
22%
23Va
1,400
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
1%
1%
136
3S2
29%
29%
100
5%
5%
4,300
1
1
1
Corp
5%
25c
Broadcasting & Dev—
Insur
Inc
.1
5c
...
Co..
16
Co...
14%
Feb
19%
Jan
2,900
5%
Apr
9%
3,800
6% May
7%
Shoe
Rand
1,800
1% May
332 May
2
Feb
3%
3%
2,000
3
2%
3%
11,700
H
%
900
27
Jan
Brands
Rio Algom Mines
Warrants
For
43%
7,600
'41
Apr
12]/4
12%
2,700
11
Jan
14
Mar
_i
.1
4%
4%
~4%
1,700
3%
Jan
*
5Va
4V2
5%
9,300
4
167/s
16%
16%
2,200
.1
1
14%
Jan
Apr
17% May
74%
Feb
88% May
Jan
98
Mar
25
98
50
96
24%
50
23
v\
34,000
28%
27%
29%
43,400
30
29%
30 Vz
4Va
4%
1,200
j76
-2%
%
61,700
2%
6,800
13%
150
30%
31%
1,700
55
55%
320
400
13
•
31%
55%
,
5%
5%
19%
19%
19%
5%
6%
.
6%
25
Apr
May
31%
81/4
Jan
17Vb
Jan
Jan ;
40 V2 May
40 Vz May
29%
26%
Jan
33
26%
Feb
271/4 'Jan
82
Mar
23% Apr
400
300
„
600
86% Mar
.
May
25
Feb
23%
,
18%
18'/a
3
18%
2%
IIV2
4%
Jan
231/2
Jan
4%
.
9Va
Apr
14%
Apr
13,600
„
Mar
8%
May
4'A
3% May
2,100
7Va
80
10
1,200
8%
6%
19
2
600-
9
Apr
Vz May
74Vz Mar
11%
4
25
Feb
16
2,000
3,500
3
__
11V2
Feb
22%
1,200
7
6%
12
Apr
Feb
Jan
Jan
8'A
Jab
2%
6%' Apr
1 %' Jan
Jan
1%
1 Vz
l7/a
4,600
1
Co
25%
107/a
24%
25%
14,100
18%
Jan
25% May
10Va
HVa
10,600
7%
Jan
11%'May
26%
26%
250
23%
Feb
26% May
13%
13%
900
12%
Apr
17 »/4
Jan
3% May
4%
Jan
;_1
—20
,—
Co
"
Aviation
•
(The)
Mar
30
Feb
3,500
5
32%
Jan
May
6%
Jan
3%
Apr
4%
Jan
14%
8,400
7%
Jan
%
22,600
5
5%
4
4
4
13lU
,_1
%
1
28%
27%
29%
2,900
2%
2%
2%
21,800
11%
300
Inc
13
11
50c
1
11
9%
10%
Canada Ltd
*
19%
19%
Corp..
5
24%
24Va
(J B)
Co
Wells
25% May
7%
Apr
9%
9%
.18Vz
Corp
Sunair
Electronics
Sunset
International
Inc
13%
900
10 Vz
Jan
20% May
141/2 Feb
17%
700
16%
Feb
191/2 May
1%
1%
12 Vz
17%
__
18 V2 May
6,000
13%
—
2,200
19%
1%
3,300
1%
Apr
Supercrete
Ljtd
Corp__
2—
22%
2,700
5%
6%
16,000
4%
4%
6%
14,400
4% May
,6%
6%
6%
3,000
1
6%
Jan
8% Mar
Coj.——_50c
V
—
__
6V2
Wayne Corp
1'
—1
„
"warrants"—_
.2
2
A
7%
73%
,
7
Jan
Apr
2%
Jan
Jan
7 Va
Jan
•
1
.
600
<■*
200
1
'"
3o'10o
Jan
II Mar
Jan
1% May
Jan
..
100
2%
%
%
13%
li
4
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Jan
Feb
6
--
8/?
'
8%
6
6V2
%.
(—
Jan
Apr
6 V2 May
1%
—
6%
25c
•
Corporation
Jan
21%
6%
.
Jan
26%
6
200
Symington
Jan
,22%
25c
Swanee Paper Corp
1%
40
1
8
Svntex
Jan
29% May
,
Petrol
10% May
23Vz Feb
19%
19%
_10c
—
May
17
4
Stylon
Jan
20
Jan
1
i—
Feb
IIV4
8% Mar
1
Corp
Feb
121/4
17 % Mar
_*
Stop & Snop Inc.
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
3%
16 Vz
18%
1
Feb
29% May
Jan
2 % May
11
Jan
1,900
8,500
18%
5
22%
2,500
1
10c
11/4
2,200
10c
—
14% May
H May
10Va
19%
25
10%
50c
Inc
16% May
14% May
400
5%
10c
A—
common..
Instruments
15% May
11
500
lOc
Ltd^___
preferred
of
1,400
1,900
1
class
Parts
16%
14%
32'%
15%
1
Mines
Inc
1,900
4
14'/4
l<i"/a
l
Corp
Corp
3%
32%
15%
1
____.
Corp
Uranium
Struthers
4
3c
Inc—
Tube class B
Co
Stetson
13%
l
Supronics Corp
Jan
19% May
7Va Jan
Apr
6%
__
1
Supermarkets Operating
May
Mar
5,100
26%
—
Suoerior Window Co class A—_—__10c
%
6
5 Va
__
24 Vz
Feb
14
Apr
5 % May
11
Jan
39%
"
—
24%
Jan
Jan
Apr
60
Jan
86%
Apr
Jan
32
15
85%
2%
%
Jan
Jan
27 Va
24'/a
13%
10%
28
41 %
1,000
24
Jan
5,100
Jan
Jan
8,700
24%
Jan
1,700
491/4
2,200
86%
1%
%
Jan
16
May
16%
24
4%
13%
Jan
/II
2% May
12 % Mar
37%
38%
Jan.
Apr
5
Jan
15%
25
6%
ie
7
May
31% May
32% May
3% May
i7g May
34
•
__
_25
10O
13lk
Mar
1%
Feb
%
26% Mar
.:
2,200
2,900
9
25
3,900
5%
28
i3g May
150
5%
8
__
.
Jan
4,000
i3g
45,100
6%
13
%
36.
5%
%
97 Vz
2%
6%
12%
13
—
13%
common.
see* page
17% May
5Vz Apr
88
24%
2%
6%
10c
50c
series A
footnotes,
45% May
13% Apr
83
25
Sterling Aluminum Products—
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
May
3% Apr
Apr
1
—
2.
Ltd
41%
12%
Jan
.38%
Inc
convertible
Stelma
Jan
43%
Feb
26%
__2
Industries
Feb
II
7 %
Jan
400
__
8.33%
Stepan Chemical Co_.
Stephan (The) Company
i3g May
3%
Feb
91/2 Mar
5
v
A.
Products
50c
6
2% May
% Jan
13
Apr
7% May
ano
lc
Paint
Statham
30% May
5% May
2 V« Jan
10%
7,900
27%
12.50
Steel
79,900
Jan
6% May
5% May
27V2
16%
"orp
Corp "warrants"
Shares
Star
Jan
1%
fs
-200
-
-
%
»
Petroleum Corp__2
Realty & Utilities—
1
Royalty Co
5
Speed-O-Print Business,Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class-A_50c
Starrett
Jan
6%
,
May
3% Mar
88
California
Stanrock
23% May
1
Inc.—.—i___—
vRicof Argentine Mining Co.
Ridgeway Corp
77/a
6 V,
Southland
Stanley
Feb
38% May
23
5
Resistoflex Corp....
Restaurant Associates Inc.j.
Group
12Vz
71/2
35%
preferred—
cumulative preferred
Standard
Feb
19%
14%
4
'
12Va
6V2
1
preferred
Standard-Thomson
Jan
91/4 Jan
Mar
3%
1
—
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
RIC
800
qi/a
Apr
19% May
11% Jan
"
■
Reliance
10.500
4%
1
Steel
;
&
5%
4%
12Va
Jan
7H
'
-4%
,__l
—
Gil.Co
Standard
10%
600
5%
4%
£1
Standard Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
10% May
2,100
2,500
.--
1
Southern
14% May
3*/b Jan
300
11
6 Va
10
10
——
(Robert)
7% May
12 Vz Feb
12
25
Southern
'<•
Corp of America—
Industries
8,500
25
4.08%
32 % May
Feb
12 Vz
1
M.
97/a
50c
preferred
81/2
38%
Pump Co
Reeves
9V8
•
convertible
Investment
„2
Jan
2%
cumulative
2,800
10
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
R.
9%
40c
Class A
Warrants
9%
11
6Va
20c
Trust of America
RightS
9%
»
:
Rapid-American Corp
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc
Properties
13
preferred
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]
Ramo Inc class A
Real
9,400
5%
Standard
Estate
19%
1
cumulative
R
Real
18%
9Va
37
4.48%
32 Vz
2%
3,400
1*
Radiation Inc class A
Ramer
18%
4Va
T7a
Co
Standard Forgings Corp ^
Standard Metals
Co_
Standard Motor
Products
Ramco
Feb
14V4
Jan
Jan
6
14
Feb
9Va
Apr
3,000
14
Apr
4%
6%
6 Va
7 Jo
♦
4.32%
12% May
8%
300
.-
7 A
25c
4.24%
Apr
Feb *
May
4% Mar
•
7'136
cumulative
Standard
13
7
,
Jan
2%
5 %
25% May
15% May
Mar
20c
Sports Arena Inc
13%
24,900
Apr
10% May
Jan
6%
-
__10c
Feb.
Q
1
400
5%
Jan
8 ;
11%
Apr
5% Mar
Feb
9%
7
cumulative
Sperry
Inc
2%
5%
6%
16%
-
_2
;
original
Spencer
Quebec Lithium
2%
*
preference—
preference—
95V2 May
691/2 May
Jan
Jan
28,100
10c
May
25%
4.400
15%
V
Jan
100
4.56%
Colorado—
Quality Importers
Oil
Corp
Penn
57c
4% Mar
Jan
24%
"3%
7%
2
Southern California Edison—
15% May
May
12%
500
Jan
1
7%
100
Manufacturing
Coast Corp
South
-
9 Va May
Jan
1,400
Jan."
4% May
9 % Mar
15,500
•
11%
Jan
7%
4.78%
.1
common.
5
Jan
5
8 Va
300
14%
.
Airways Inc
South
___
5Va
10%
Automobiles—
Sonctone
Jan
8%
}|
800
Jan
May
Apr
20% May
22 % Apr
Jan
'ioj
Mar
3%
„
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord
registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
May
Apr
23
21
Jan
19 V2
-1,900
23 %'
2%
5%
Co common—_12.50
Venezuelan
4'/a
24
•
Jan
3 Vb May
'300
3%
2inG
"
11-
4Va
15%
Power
B__
Sinclair
12% May
Feb
30%
600
2
3%
1
'.
Jan
7%
l'/a
,7%
5
$3 convertible preferred-!Simpson's Ltd—
Apr
13% May
9%
*
;
6% Feb
Mar
19%
100
American deposit receipts
Simmons Boardman Publishing—
7%
May
21V2 Mar
__
*
Sherwin-Williams of Canada—
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Simca
—
20%
1
Mining
Silver .Creek
Apr
4
17% May
3% Feb
20% Jan.
2V2 May
7% Jan
1,600
14,300
5
23%
r
1
Silicon Transistor Corp—
Precision Corp__^Silvray Lighting Inc—
:
Feb
Apr
Jan
6
2%
4 % May
100
4 va
2%
18%
20c
;
—
preferred
Class
3
-
1
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
40% May
40
40
50c
3%
300
Jan
Jan
51/4 May
13%
Jan
3
&
12%
2% May
*
Corp
Denn
14%
1
Inc
Sherwin-Williams
4%
Jan
8 %
Inc
Inca—
Shawinigan Water
Jan
5
Shoe
Shattuck
3% Mar
Mar.
14,300
-
__
10
1
3
Seton Leather Co—
Shaer
-
10
—
2,200
1/g
-;4%
_25c
Servomechanisms
Jan
23,500
3%
10%
5
1
Inc
-Servo
116% May
27% May
Jan
.
geligman .& Latz InO
Corp of America
,
4% May
12
Jan
*
...
Bros
Apr
5% Mar
-3% .Jan
2% Jan'
3
7%
11
10%
3.50
:
Corp
Seeburg
-
Feb
-7,300
.
8%
9 Va Mar
__
10
Lumber^
Airlines
Industries
2%
2,100
1,500.
4
—
l'/a
—25c
Freehold Petroleums!
(The) Corp
Seeman
.
Feb
1,200
16%
20%
.1
&
..
..
.
4Vi-
__
1
Plywood
Season-All
Apr.
Apr
.
11 Va
2%
7%
Milling Corp
World
.Security
•y
Jan
29
Jan
9%
100
116 Vz
—10
Puerto Rico Telephone Co
Puritan Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National
37/a
3,800
7%
27
*
...
of
%
Jan
6%
7
1
Gas
Jan
16
.
lOVa
16
—
.
_25c
Co—
Seaboard
Sealec.ro
"
Apr
300
2,400
Allied
Jan
Apr
7
__
2V2
50c
Inc
Seaboard
-Y
7%. Jan
Apr
4%
113
Corp
Proctov-Silex Corp..
Progress Mfg Co Inc
,4%%
5%
10c
(The)
Apr
43% May
Feb
'4%
7%
10c
:
Service
%
27%
gi/4
Inc
convertible
v.
Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd—.
Seaboard
'Jan
10
Feb
4%
2.50
Inc
Class B
Preston Mines Ltd
Public
Jan
25%
Presidential Realty Corp—
$1.25
12%
10,000
27%
A
Prentice-Hall Inc
Prophet
80
'4V2Mar
5,300
116%
Co..
1.
Microwave
Providence
13%
Jan
Fisher
6
1,700
3%
__20
...
Gems
',7% Mar:
3% Mar
4»/4 Mar
16
2,400
27/a
17
20
1.20
*
Paper Corp. com
"convertible preferred—
Screen
,
'
Polymers Inc
Mfg
Alexander
A
-
•
*
Pratt & Lambert Co..
Class
28 V4
4,800
1
Corp
of. Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Precision ware
Jan
•7% May
2%"Jan
.,.
3% Mar
1,000
50
.
Power
Precision
11
.1
Electronics Corp
&
5%
Apr
Apr
11% Apr
72 Vi
■
6,600
14%*
%
6%
1 Vz
3%
.3% Jan
3% May
14% May
8%
3
—
pesos
preferred.
Petroleums
500 ;..:
500
.
„
_
4%
15%
3%
2.50
preferred—2
-
Sa-yre-&
.
Jan
4%
4%
1
Polycast (The) Corp
Polychrome Corp
Polymer Corp class A^
Powdrell
•
5%
u
.
300
50c
&
Poloron Products
25%
4
Inc
Atwood
14
67c
Mar
<
..._10c
(Del)
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad
6%
10 pesos
Inc
Materials
&
43%
5%
Saxon
23% May
11"
3%
__
•
....
Inc
4..40%v series
Apr
.
Savage Arms Corp.:
Savoy 'Industries (Del)—...
Feb .'
'
8%
43%
6
Jan
Pharmaceutical
Plastics
Industries
8%
jir
Corp.
Industries
Plume
8%
43%
14%
Electronics
Corp
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie—
.Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plant
500
5
Steel
Pioneer
79%
1
Industries
Pierce
79
10c
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co
Phillips Screw Co
:
rPiasecki
300
5%
•'Philips Electronics &
Phoenix
11,100
2.50
Minerals..;
Phillips-Eckhardt
*'
1%
12%
Inc.
Corp
Oils &
Peruvian
1%
12%
___25c
...
Perfect
1%
12%
v* Jan
8%. Jan
1,600
4%%
17%
8%
4
15%
'
1
Lawrence'Corp Ltd
Sarcee
'
4,500
4Va
1
£7<v series preferred.
.
•
Jan"
9 .-. Feb
Jan*
May
.
(Mass)_20
,
*;
Jan
Jan
2,500
—.
Sau Diego Gas & Electric Co—
.'
Apr
13 %
4
10 Vz
10%
_50c
San Carlos Milling Co Ltd.—16
.
6 %
1
I
U
4%
19%
1
...
-
iV Jan
Apr-
v
%
1,000
14%.
10
:
—
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'
Jan
14
2Vb
2Vb
1
A—
Jan
Apr
10%
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ic
Petroleum
,
%
5i/4
IIV2
...
1,200
,
89
Jan
7%
.
2*
s
Salem-Brosiiis
42% May
132 May
,
3Va
5%
•
'
Pentrbn
Feb
"200
3%
2.50
;
•
iSt
s
/.
"
9%
.1
Dredge Ltd
__;—2
,;
"4% Mar
Feb
class
*V;
>
661/2 May
21% Jan
700
22 vb
.
1,000
...
*
106% May
JO May
:
14,^00
22%
1
.
Corp
36 y4
38,900
-
7%
•
18%
'
w.
f {■
.
2,700
3%
7%.
;jan
51% Mar f
2,200
1°6
.
Feb
3%
;*
II,600
42 %
J2
32
3%
10c
21%
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1
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May 1./
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:
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"
7*
Sales
Range
of Prices
■/•„:/
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Valley Gas Co—
•
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Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Rio Grande
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35
6 /a
7 /z
63%
73%
Apr
3%
Jan
9% Mar
12%
Jan
6% 1 Jan
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88,800
21
2(1% Mar
,
35
Jan
.
9%
Apr
73% May
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2280)
.
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended May 31)
Last
STOCKS
American
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
Prices
Low
Par
American Stock
for Week
Range
ol
Sale Erice
fcxchange
slum,
Sales
Week's
Friday
Lew
High
High
T
10
preferred
Electric Co new com—
4%
Inc
Talon
Tampa
Material
Technical
Inc
Operations
Technicolor
Inc
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Corp
Industries
Telectro
67c
12V2C
*
-1
20c
10c
1
Inc-
Indus
Freez
Tastce
Technical
23 J/2
2-5
33 V*
25
12
11 J/4
Amer
34 J/a
Jan
Apr
12% May
2% Jan
2 J/4
2%
1,100
2 J/4
Jan
3%
Jan
Bethlehem
6%
Jan
Bloomfield Building Indus Inc—
6%%
conv -sub
deb
1977
5%
2,400
4J/s Mar
5%
5J/2
5%
3,900
2 '/a
2%
600
4% Mar.
1% Mar
1%
l'/4
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3
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2,200
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Inc
Raceway
Credit
Jan
24%
Jan
Jan
314
Feb
Jan
8%
Apr
25J/2 May
94 J/2
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Co
&
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1978
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1978—.
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& Cable Co
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10
74
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1976
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148
153
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39
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Realty & Construction Corp—
1976*.———
wts
ex
225
90 J/2
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3%
200
3J/4
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Foam Corp
6%
conv
1981...
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500
3 J/a
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51/a
300
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4%
Feb
Land
73'%
51
62
19
87%
96
77%/
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84
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.
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,
/
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2%
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69%
16 >
72
56
57
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3 J/2
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April-Ocf
..1—
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General
Feb
93 J/2
3 J/8
-3%
Feb
13% Mar
Jan
12
8% May
12 Va
1.100
8 J/8
8%
8,900
4 J/b
87%
8%
9
3,500
7% Mar
10 VA
10 J/4
12
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13
:
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June-Dec
1970
A
1969
Lackawanna of N J Division—
9 J/a
Jan
6J/2s
Hartfield
deb
sub
conv
Stores
1977—
5J/2s
Hudson
&
Feb-Aug
1981
conv
Hoffman International 7s
debs
conv
Manhattan Corp
Inc
6s
1972
10%
300
9%
4i/a
800
1st 6s
June-Dec
1973
1982.^
4%
Jan
14%
13
14%
4,200
14% May
Kaltman
38
39 J/4
4,100
32 J/a Mar
39%
Kawecki
34
33
34
Jan
35 J/2
700
29
73
54
•
Jan-July
Jan-July
.
39
/
79
11% Apr
Jan
3% May
9% Mar
4
847/s
June-Dec
Hydrometals
39!/4
—
Corp
Temper
18%
3%
—1
Conduit
Tri-Continental
Coburn
•
3%
12
Low
68
92
Feb
21J/4 Mar
4,300
£
Jan. 1, 1963
No.
74
-
'%
82
Quar-Feu
___.
Range Since
Sold
*58%. .65
Vv-Tier
Steel
Williams
Industries
25/2
92%
8%
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Forging
series
convertible
Delaware Lack
Feb
6IS
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
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2%s
5%s
Fotochrome Inc 5J/2S
23%
1998
1
Aug
90
June-Dec
April-Ocf
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High
70
91J/2
1972
1st
2%
"warrants"
Airlines
2/4
•
Edison
Co
Feb
13
May
22
6s
7s
series
t>Ve
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Chicago Transit Authority
15% May
'••''24
Jan*
15
Chemical Co
70
„
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2,900
21%
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Corp
World
Trans
Feb
Feb
15%
21%
"3%
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101%
Feo
15%
93 y2
Inc—
Brandy wine
%
Jan
Friday's
Jan
7%
11
15 y2
1
Corp_„——1
Photolab
Jan
7%
Jan
4C0
13
deposit rets def registered—5s
Shipyards Corp
.—20
Toledo Edison 4V4%
preferred
100
Town
4%
Jan
20%
Amer
Universal
BSF
1-1% Mar
17,700
12%
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Tower
Boston
Jan
%
800
2'A
22%
.V 2
Apr
5% May
17,500
22%
13%
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Apr
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25
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2%
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4% May
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5%
■
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.
3
'
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101
101
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.
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3 J/a
% Mar
deposit
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Appalachian
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Co
class
Pump 4s inc debs 1994
Elec Power 3'/4s 1970
1J/2
Security Trust Co Ltd— •
rets ord registered__5s
Tobacco
&
8%
14%
Thcrofare Markets Inc
1972—ApriZ-Oct
16%
22%
:
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Petroleum
&
<june-Dec
4,600
5%
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May
Steel
1974
36.500
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Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred
"Thriftimart
34/8
• Amer
Realty
debs
22,000
"warrants"
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Jan
American
sub
conv
12 '/a
•
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—
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29'/a
1
Electronics Inc
'Textion
22 Va Mar
5J/2S
1J/2 /•: 1%
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22,300
Inc
2%
Inc—25c
$4.56 pfd
Texas Power & Light
Textron
Alsco
1%
.
or
Bid & Asked
Low
18 Va Mar
2%
Industries Inc
Tenney Engineering Inc
"Terminal-Hudson Electronics
Texstar
IOJ/2
24%
Apr
23
8,500
;
Warrants
Television
5,000
11%
*
Corp
Teleregister
24 '/a
11%
25 J/8 May
10c
Corp
TelePrompter
23%
Sales
Last
Sale Price
Apr
May
237/s
11'%
*
9
Jan
8
Week's
Interest
Period
\
Exchange Bonds
Friday
BONDS
Monday. June 3, 1963
.
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Apr
•
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Power
Co
Realization
Livingston
Oil
Tr
6J/2%
liq
tr
1977
6s
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1978
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deb
conv
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May-Nov
1982.^
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105
122%
Mar
47 J/b
Sept
46
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105
48%
u
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of
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6%
7
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23
41/4
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4 J/4
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1A
1J/4
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37%
37%
37%
500
8 J/2
8%
31/2
3%
3
1
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United
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
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Corp
Corp
Investing—2.60
.
5 J/a
Jan
3
3 IS
Jan
"3 y2
Bellas
Hess
6s due 1984.
ApriZ-Oct
5y2s 1974—
Quar-Mar
Corp 5s 1976
Jan-July
America 5y2s 1976—..Feb-Oct
General
Research
•
Nuclear
Corp
Feb
36
Mar
2,200
7
Jan
9%
Apr
2,500
3% May
5J/2 May
5 J/b
Jan
6'A
Jan
Jan
of
184 J/2
Jan
41
Ohio
Jan
Power
1st
1st
3y4s
mortgage
3s 1971
mortgage
1968—
U S
10c
U
S
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S
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Air
S
202
202
10
Co.
2%
2%
1,000
2 J/4
Jan
3%
Apr
7%
7%
/7%
..500
5
Jan
8 J/4
3J/4S
1970
Public
9%
9%.
9%
16,500
6
Jan
-.1
7%
7
7%
2.000
5%
Jan
9% May
7% May
5y8
Jan
5%
Jan
Apr
J/8 May
2%
3
5 J/4
600
2/4
2 J/8
2/4
3.200
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Series
1955
2%
2 J/8-
2 V2
600
25c
Universal Automated Industries Inc.lOc
2%
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Universal
Insurance.-;
—,—17.78
Universal Marion Corp.
——5
5%s
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2%
2>A
5 J/4
.
9%
13%
.
2
2 J/4 Mar
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300
16,000
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75
9 J/8
15 J/4
9
12%
Southern
Jan
3J/as
39%
Jan
3s
9%
Feb
2%s
19% May
3 y8s
31 J/4
Apr
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9%
Jan
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Co
6%
12%
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&
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Wentworth Manufacturing:
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Chemical
West
Texas
;
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Utilities
series
Nuclear
Weyenberg
series
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series
18
300
15%
Jan
20 J/2 Mar
11%
100
10%
Jan
13 J/2
Jan
5%
300
5
5
2
2 J/8
3,400
34%
31*
31
250
li/2
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3%
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300
31/2 May
4
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5
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70
51
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4%
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,
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7
1
87
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21% May
94V2
4,200
6%
2 J/a
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700
2% Mar
4,900
iff
23/2
400
19J/4
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700
22%
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700
9J/8
J/2
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10 J/4
10 J/4
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10%
J/2
12%
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Apr
700
1 %
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2,000
14 Va
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1,100
17J/s
5 J/8 May
13% Jan
1
Williams-McWilliams
Industries
Co
Pwr
Co
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(John)
Wood
2
1JS
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6%
18
18
-
2,700
1,300
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100
•
1%
200
1
11 J/4
11%
1.050
2
20
20 J/8
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preference
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7%
7%
300
II
A
preferred
5y8
16%
6
U
25c
14%
141/8
3%
.
3%
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1987——
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1987:
Inc
United
•
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6s
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conv
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—
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10c
1
16J/2
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16
6
9 J/4
Apr
71/2
Feb
2^ Mar
May
8%
Jan
15%
Jan
19% Mar
Jan
101V2 May
9% May
8% May
11
Feb
13%
161/2
Feb
20% May
6%
Jan
8
Jan
Mar
2% Mar
Jan
1
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92
-
88%
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87
87
89
90 J/4
93%
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&
6%
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&
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sub
Knapp Inc
5s
debs
2,700
8 J/8 Mar
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
Jan
4%
2,900
15%
Jan
61/s
2,500
4%
16% May
Jan
1,100
6/2
4
Jan
Mar
106
103'%
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4
101V2
104 J/4
99%
1G1%
101
101
11
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100%
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1977
IO31/2
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Feb-Aug
1964—
91
188
190
190
June-Dec
1974
*99
June-Dec
1
BONDS
.991/2
55
571/2
55%
17%
./
Feb
_.
,
Last
or
Sale Price
82
98%
30
99%
70'%
53
Sales
Friday's
•
Baden
(Germany)
Danzig
Port
&
7s
1951—
Waterways
Jan-July
6y2s
1952
(Prov)
6V2S
1949
7%
*97'%
+95 J/4
™
..Feb-Aug
Peru
(Republic
Sinking fund
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f
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de
(Plan Aj
of)—
3s
Jan
stamped
1
2y8s
2008
Jan-July
2s
.*65
High
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„
97%
97%
—
95
95'%
7%
..
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70
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49
2012—Jan-July'
99
100
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"I
Mar-Sept *
1997i
(Plan A)
Low
*110
stamped (Plan A) 2y8s 2008—May-ZVop
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972—.
June-Dec
stamped
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
No.
~7%
7%
Maranhao
Parana
Sold
High
*120
Jan -July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn— '
Debt Adjustment Debentures—
51/4S series A 1967
'
Jan-July
4'%s series B 1967
-Jan-July
• Hanover
Bonds
Bid.& Asked
Low
53
51
60
47.'%
*48'/a
48
50
..
'
42 y8
48
47
134
49
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a Deferred delivery transaction (not included in yeaJ's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex%tock
dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included
(not
tribution.
x
in year's
Ex-rights,
Bonds being
range),
r Transaction
Ex-stock dividend.
z
for
cash
included
(not
;
v
■
in
year'is
range),
t Ex-dis¬
.
f
traded flat.
and
ask
prices;
no
sales
§ Reported in receivership.
Apr
6J/2 May
9% May
4%
Week's
Friday
Interest
Period
Apr
9%
104%
100 J/4
103'/2
Corp—r-
debs
3y2s
101%
19
103
$104% 107
Feb-Aug
1976—
conv
Power
28
100% 101%
103 J/2
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
4,900
16%
.
debs
6s
debs
subord
Natural Gas
Washington
* Friday's bid
Zapata Off-Shore
87
*86 ya
----Feb-Aug
.Mar-Sept
..i—
April-Oct
Afay-Nov
-May-ZVop
1986—
•
Feb
17% Mar
Feb
6
Apr
3%
4
5
Jewelry Co
Zapata Petroleum
Zlon
$86 J/2
99%
981%
214
85
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980.—.
Mar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6J/2S 1973—.Mar-Nov
•
Zale
99 y8
91
100 J/2
85
85
98 y2
*87
Mar
18%
Jan
127/8 May
2 J/2 Mar
""%
25c
com
May
6,800
£1
—
Ltd
2
951/2
pfd__100
!
American
6 %
13%
6
18
1,800
6%
61/2
13
Machine
Co
Wright Hargreaves
Yonkers
2
1
25
Light 4%%
Newspaper
Yale
6J/2
13
1
common
Woodall Industries Inc
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
6%
10
1
L
&
*85
98%
*88 %
14% May
Feb
51/8
Brothers
N
22J/2 Mar
Jan
16%
10c
Co
preferred
92,
AprzZ-Oct
—Feb-Aug
Jan-Aup
Mar-5epf
Mar-Sepf
Jan
J/2
9%
141/8
5%
72
Feb
20%
16%
Wisconsin
1
1983..—
Service
Feb
800
1%
Wilson
92
Jan
900
V
Food
26% May
.
4.800
16
15 J/8
(The) Inc
Feb
25i/a
Jan
25
1%
&
92
3y8 May
3% Apr
A Jan
23
"1%
C)
91%
97J/2 May
12'% Jan
Apr
600
3 J/4
14%
(R
85
;
series
Szabo
Jan
24%
Jan
2%
2%
3 J/4
1
Corp
Feb
55% Feb
4% May
9% May
41/4
.1
•
Oil
3
100
Feb
5
1
Wilshire
1982
H
Jan
10c
Inc
Williams
881/2
—
series
17%
9 J/4 Mar
Wichita River
Brothers
88
1981
4J/4S
11 J/4
6% Mar
1
Williamhouse
1979—.———
series G
4J/4s
10%
10 J/4
2,400
64,000
10c
>.
Eagle International Inc
Williams
F
series
series
8 V*
ord shares..__ls
Stationery
*
Manufacturing
1
Oil
93%
88
a..
4J/2S
7%
Mfg Co class A
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Stores
57
1978.—.....—........
K
7%
Ltd—
White Stag
Wiebolt
74
152
.1976
E
L 1985—
series M 1985—
3%
_5c
Whippany Paper Board
White
C
series D 1976
series
10 J/4
Apr
rets
&
Shoe
73
71J/2
Feb-Aug
4%s
Jan
2%
10c
-Inc
dep
Western Tablet
901/a
1981—.May-Wop
Mar-SepZ
Jan-July
1965
5s
7%
1,300
100
pfd
127%
68%
1973..—
B
series
3s
4%s
31/4 Mar
8,000
2%
,10c
4.40%
Western Stockholders
American
Corp 3s
Edison
Jan
3,000
8%
50c
Wes.tbury Fashions
Western Equities Inc
Western
Power
1973
Feb
4J/4
10c
*
1
1.25
common
95
124
86
1982
8 J/2
10
Co
93
100
68%
1982—_————
3%
•
Webb
Water
California
series A
J
2%
4
preferred—
Instruments
98
•
97%
94%
*125%
Mar-Sept
I
2%
•
100
common
conv
Precision
*95
Southern California Gas 3V4s 1970
April-Oct
Southern Counties Gas (Calif) 3s 1971
Jan-July
Southwestern Gas & Electric 3J/4s 1970——Feb-Aug
common
96
90.
86
1976—
series
w
Waitt & Bond Inc
debs
series
8J/2
1
:
~5
98%
Feb-Aug
series
4 y4
25c
;
16
98%
77
^..May-iVop
Jan-July
1.
4%s
1
1
Manufacturing
Wagner Baking
7% preferred
1967
4%s
12% May
4J/2 Jan
11%
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
96 Va
*92 y4
98%
1998—Jan-July
1977
8% May
11% May
Jan
1
2
Co..
.
VTR
debs
debs
7% May
6J/b Mar
9%
25c
of America..
(The) Instrument
Vlewlex Inc class A_,
Vogt
7s
4J/4S
1
25c
Victoreen
96
Jan-July
—
"
■
Vita
sub
Harbor
Jan
Mar
5%
33
Safe
3
Apr
3%s
"Valspar Corp
Valve Corp of America
96
88
121'%
Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
conv
6
'
Jan
5
v%
4%
r 5
4 J/2
.33
.33
1,500
2
3s
Venture Capital Corp
Co
subord
conv
3%s
v
ji-April-Oct
Realty Equities Corp—
7J/2S (without warrants)- 1972
6s
Universal
:
59
64
82%
Feb
51/4
1962
.
10
108%
106
.
Jan
—
Series
v
103
5
86
62%
1984—.June-Dec
££££.
...
Service
Rapid American
Apr
1
Warrants
Sugar...
26
88
May
2%
—
United Stockyards Corp.._
Universal American Corp—
Utah-Idaho
202
50c
—1
Gas
U
100
Conditioning Corp
Ceramic Tile do—
U
88
118i%120
|_ApriZ-Oct
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3J/4s
United Molasses Co Ltd—
dep rets ord regis
United N J RR & Canal—
106'% 1071/4
88
120
6J/2 May
5
American
107 V4
Corp
Jan
li9«
Apr
1J/b
National
National
National
Apr
4 J/4
——1
—<
United Improvement &
United Milk Products
16
Jan
4
5,600
—1
——J—•
United
Jan
21%
400
4%
:
12 J/4
100
13%
Apr
20% May
13% Apr
23'/a May
17J/4 Mar
13%
—50c
United
United Foods Inc—:
6% May
2,600
*
4
20
Co—:
Yards of
Union Stock
6%
5
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
11 Va
being transacted during the current week. " ' ^
:'•
Abbreviations used
.
-
;?r
^
above—"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula<
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
"w
1,"
when iiss»*d;
"w w," with warrants;
"x\ " without warrants.
Volume
Number 6269
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2281)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Stock
Boston
Sale Price
;
■
of Prices
for
Itangp
V
P&1 '
'
Last
Week
;v-';
'
Par
Range Since Jan.l, 1963
Lov
; -
Atchison
HU-.
; i
Topeka &
Santa
Common
Fe—
:
1:
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
L
i,
4
Amefica-2.50
29
Low
23%
23 Vz
14%
.V.''—■
30
15
30
:
Range Since Jan. 1, 196S
High
Hign
:
,
__10
;
Salps
Range
Sale Price
Shares
High.
AiVV'% Low
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
STOCKS
LISTED
(Range for Week Ended May 31 )
Exchange
Friday
4,000
25
Jan
30
400
22 Vz
Feb
26 V4
Jan
1,900
13%
Apr
17%
Jan
'
American
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Cities
Tel—.
&
Service
Gas
Eastern
5%
52%
549
36Va
42% May
Belden
164
55%
Jan
67%
Bell & Howell
106
16%
jan
24% May
—
60%
60%
48 V4
Jan
27%
28%
Railway
1
.
>-
.—,—25
—
—
—
Association
England
1
Chemical
& Shop
United
Fruit
United
Inc..
Shoe
58%
Feb
Borg-Warner
Feb
51%
Apr
2,177
1,275
225
.167%
Jan 1
15V4
18%
23 Va May
Jan
Jaii
50
48%
9%
Jan
14 %
692
239
13%
27%
24%
Feb
28 Va May
43 Vz
Jan
68
Feb
31%
Jan
79
38%
17%
33%
65
33%
57
123
90
100
29 Va Mar
Feb
79
29 Va Mar
39%
Apr
49
May
Business
Calumet
Ddn
May
17% May
"
37% Jan
May
&
Hecla
Cities
City Products
22Va
115
19%
Jan
27
Apr
Service
29
30 Va May
Cleveland-Cliffs
50%
50 %
51
-47%
Jan
55%
Coleman
67%
35%
67%
36%
468
10
505
49%
Jan
88%
31%
Jan
37%
Feb
:
Apr
(Un)
Friday
Iron
4%%
Gas
Sale Price
Par
Low
Aeronca
B
V
Piano
D
(Un)__
Edison
_
__
Mfg
Champion
Papers
New
Cine
_
National
1
1
Mfg
__
_
.
Procter
RR_.
Gamble
&
May
Fruehauf
Corp
18
Feb
General
General
Candy uorp
Dynamics
26%
27%
416
General
Electric
92%
92%
30
26% May
89% Mar
93%
47%
48 Va
General Foods Corp„______
General Mills lnc—1_—
15
37 Vb
Feb
48% May
97%
Jan
105% May
130
.
8 Vz
Jan
10
20
May
F W D
Jan
35 '/8 May
Electric
&
Avis
Industrial
Briggs
Corp
Brown-McLaren
Budd
Mfg
Co
Co
Burroughs
Corp
Chrysler Corp new..—
Consolidated
Paper
Co
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Gasket
Detroit
Steel
&
Eaton
Mfg
Inc
Manufacturing Co
Ford
Fruehauf
Gar
41
Jan
Gen
Goebel
Brewing
(S
S)
Co
CO——_.
Industrial
Kysor
Madison
Square
Michigan
■
Parke
Davis, &
Rickel
Co
a
27
30% May
Great
May
May
79%
Apr
Gray
Rudy
Mfg
Scotton
Co...
Soss
608
285
12% Mar
13%
100
12
6%
1,300
21% May
6% May
4%
10
Apr
1,495
28%
Jan
2,275
53%
Apr
2,222
Jan
65c
300
May
-
34
64
12
262
41
Mar
13
236
11
Jan
13
32%
32%
31%
Jan
34%
4,734
10%
2,021
15%
Oil
13%
>
23
Corp
Mfg Co_
Jan
38
Jan
73 Va May
23
Jan
25
25 Vz
31%
34
26% Apr
27% May
36% Apr
Jan
38
Mar
47
42
Feb
51 % May
May
445
25%
Jan
32% May
560
3%
Jan
6 % Mar
73%
11,386
1.00
6,068
3,140
73% May
1% Jan
23%
;
23%
57%
Jan
45c
Jan
21%
Jan
24%
Jan
9
500
8
Mar
10 Vz
Apr
1%
1%
200
1% May
2% Jan
2%
Jan
325
604
24% Mar
9
26%
7%
28%
2%
2%
2%
.
,
"
300
2
39%
200
19%
800
17
27%
400
23%
16
16
358
6 Va
6
6Va
700
12% May
56
400
45
28
Jan
56
31
May
Jan
Apr
Jan
96%
60
31%
Jan
44 Vb May
96 Vz
„
42%
41%
42lA
45%
800
64
Apr
Mar
45%
2,600
600
17%
300
29%
29%
100
Jan
30 %
7%
7%
•700
6%
Jan
8 Vb
250
25%
Jan
19
Jan
26 Vz Mar
36
Mar
42% May
17%
38%
27%
28
28
41
42%
42%
Jan
46% May
16
Jan
18% Apr
18% May
13%
149
Jan
Jan
24
2,300
181
28
32
30
29%
30
300
26%
Jan
60
58%
60%
1,200
50%
Jan
63
.2.50
31%
31%
32 %
3,200
26%
Jan
32 %
•
47%
46%
48
1,600
42% Mar
%
5%
9
1,300
55%
56
Co
8
—5
Shoe
•
5
—
1
55%
1
Apr
49 Va May
10
Jan
5% May
6% Mar
52% Mar
58% Jan
8 Vb Mar
800
6%
Jan
20%
300
19 Vb
Jan
15%
15%
900
12 Va
Jan
5%
Apr
43%
Jan
43%
Jan
14
Apr
18.Vb
Feb
49%
Jan
58 Va May
8% Mar
10% May
7%
15%
7%
14%
15%
1,000
1
1
54%
54%
200
*
35%
50c
Apr
May
100
—*
Corp (Uh)
C) & Co
Feb
May
1,200
5%
50c
Aircraft
Feb
8 "a
May
May
20
7%
•
;
& Libby—
(Henry
15%
Jan
Mar
•
17%
34%
■
Marshall Field & Co.:
Marietta Corp
McKay Machine Co..
Martin
Means
(F W)
Jan
Mar '
14%
8%
100
35%
8%
2,900
Monsanto
Jan
27% May
16% Mar
& Co„
Chemical
1,132
8
•
Feb
4
23 Vz Apr
16V4 May
9% Jan
12
Vz
59
—
Gas
53
Jai\
1,200
49 Va
Jan
36%
3,100
32 Vb
24%
24%
1,300
24
Jan
Feb
3
Feb
59%
600
58
May
Service
Co
15
Jan
.
64%
31
4%
Apr
May
Apr
54 Va
Apr
38% May
26Vb Jan
:
5'A Mar
.
50
16%
16%
62 Va
61%
64
*
50%
50%
50%
900
57%
10,300
64%
Apr
Jan
43%
♦
Co
Public
Jan
51%
5
Corp
Illinois
13% May
35%
l
Indiana
Jan
58
1 •'
Jan
10%
51 Vz
5
Jan
9 Vb
18% May
3 Vz
North
5%
Jan
25'A Mar
1
(Un)
47 Va May
17
450
•
Aviation
Jan
5
Apr
7% May
»
*
Apr
1,000
59%
•
Jan ■'
51
Apr
1,900
13 %
58%
r-
18%
National Distillers & Chem (Un)
National
Tile
&
Mfg—
Illinois
500
1
;
(Un)„
(Un)
Northern
150
5 Va
18%
36%
24%
Northern
46%
5
Feb
22%
Jan
35
47
46%
5
38 Va
19 Vb May
47%
32%
5,100
%
1
Montgomery Ward & Co
American
19%
50
•
—:
Co
Chemical
19 Vb
49
19 %
•
•
:
Minnesota Mining & Mfg
Modine Mfg Co
Monroe
21
Jan
—1
(Un)_
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing Co
29% May
2% Apr
39% Apr
15% May
5% May
39%
•18%
13%
55
17 Vz
Lincoln
10% May
Jan
27
39 Vz
19%
13
—
44%
*
Co
Jan
37% May
18% Jan
Jan
—•
Lytton's
Feb
5%
90c
&
18
Mar
Jan
32%
5
70%
Leath
Libby McNeil
Jan
32
3,500
Mar
—♦
Harvester
Electric
Jan
28%
17%.
Co
Steamship Co
Apr
5%
45%
907
32%
Steel
Interlake
37
3,167
51%
Inland
International
Feb
Jan
36%
10
4%
38% May
20%
-
17 Vb
—
10
Lockheed
15% May
Jan
35%
36%
13
Illinois Brick Co
Johnson Stephens Shinkle
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Jan
3,000
13,800
13
1
Huttig Sash & Door—
Jefferson
Apr
34
Apr
1
Jan
May
—
25
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)—•
145
47
23%
10
...
31 Vz
57%
Inc
Jan
550
48%
1
Corp
1,200
1
Ltd
Co
Feb
3,400
Bartlett—
Spencer
Industries
1
Feb
85 Vz
Mar
12,600
3
Northern
Studebaker
,78
26%
—
Apr
400
44%
99c
5,.
400
—20
Co
14 %
•4%
42
10
81%
May
36%
—_•
24
23
4%
13
45 Vz
Jan
11 Vz
100
32%
—_1
84
80%
Apr
29 Vz
72 Vb Mar
73%
—
May
9%
100
28%
Co
25 Vb May
70%
8.33 %
Corp
(G) Brewing
(D H)
Howard
-
1.900
2,200
36
common.—i.
Printing Co common
$3.50 preferred
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc (Un)
36%
36%
Towing
35 Va
1,145
13%
,14%
Jan
Jan
-May
44 Va
73 Va
2
•
25%
84
'
Feb
15
13
9
50
25 Vo
•
Apr
1.00
12% Mar
11%
51%
....
.__
Co——v—
Dillon
9%
13 V4
20%
64
com
(H W)
& Co
Rockwell-Standard
High
Jan
11
26
•
7% non-cumulative preferred—_100
Greif Bros Cooperage class A_.
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
Holmes
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Low
.
Lakes
Hibbard
Sales
—
1
10
1
10 Vz
10 Vz
1
Stores———
Drug
Heileman
Jan
Jan
73
Hein Werner Corp.
6%
Feb
42
36%
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
72
High
Apr
Jan
48% May
6% Jan
51% May
26 %
—
Jan
Shares
Jan
82%
25%
83%
81%
—30c
Co
Feb
31%
__
.44%
_—3
Rubber
&
Feb
57
1
.
12
Apr
Mar
1.66%
3.33%
Corp
70
.6%
Co
Garden
Sugar
Feb
32 %
•
Corp
Electronics
&
23%
for Week
42
1.66%
,
9
—
5
24%
30%
4%
1
—
Corp.
May
32% May
10 Va Feb
;
4%
33
5 Vz
51 Vz
5
1
(Un)
200
23
1
Industries
Motors
Motors
Tele
!
Co
276
32%
——5"
Corp—
Wood
Jan
39 Vz Mar
44 Va
2.50
General
Kresge
i
Co
Motor
Jan
8%
75
69 Vz Mar
Jan
1,100
40%
1,000
Apr
10
48
•
25
13%
6 Vb
37%
10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co.
.
65% May
20% Apr
Jan
12 Va Mar
—10
36% May
14
.3
16%
24%
May
13
1
Corporation
Federal-Mogul-Bower
4,200
900
33 Va
96c
2
Economy Baler Co
Ex-Cell-0
700
19%
32 %
50
6
•
55% Mar
63 %
19
\
31%
35%
9
.
Jan
8
Range
13%
28%
62%
19%
1
(The)
of Prices
—1
5.C0
8%
Tire
64
12
.1
A.
S.
32%
64% Feb
59% May
24 V4 May
32% May
Jan
Jan
32
32
49%
17%
.500
Goldblatt Brothers
Week's
1
Corp
Drewrys Ltd U.
58% May
500
1,000
9,200
Gillette
31%
10
Co
1,100
58
22%
10%
General
14
1
59%
58
21%
51%
18% May
24% Apr
Exchange
*
58%
—:
58
>22%
May
10%
58 % May
90c
10
com
Continental Motors
50% Feb
29% May '
48%
Jan
13%
5
12.50
...
...
Fower
Consumers
1
Jan
800
Jan
78 Vb
-5
30
Jan
23%
48 Vz
Jan
76'A'
!—-1
;
Jan
44%
1,700
%
20%
72
6%
26%
3,700
27%
1,000
16%
20%
Manufacturing
2,400
49%
27%
2,100
45%
26%
9
29%
48%
29%
49
27%
_5%
12
Low
1
—1
——.—5
Equip
Supermarkets
Allied
1,000
35%
91
29%
Par
Allen
35%
29%
,
35%
5
23%
72
"
Feb
35%
35
17%
28%
Last
400
5
57 Vb
29 Vb
Sale Price
67%
35
35%
Friday
STOCKS
14,300
18%
-
Corporation
General
Gulf
LISTED
/
May
17%
Detroit Stock
64 Vo
96%
57 Vb
76 Va,
•
common
Jan
781
,
;
Feb
29%
72
.
$50
~
Jan
40%
—1
___.
Miami
Little
50
56% May
28% Apr
26%
Kroger
May
4.4C0
94'A
3
30% May
*
19
19
__1
Jan
35%
64% Mar
Jan
"
May
23%
$5
Jan
10%
43'A May
46% Feb
30% Mar
2.50
Jan
•
Jan
*
—
49%
—«*•
•"
41%
68
Inc
26 Vb
..
Jan
"•% May
34% Mar
1
America.
Dairies
24 Vb May
5
___.
Hobart
of
Foremost
70
1
Eagle-Picher
Cards
Mills
Ford Motor Co.
Jan
241
103V4 105
9%
9V4
IVo
600
67%
5
105
—
1
64 Vb
Bankshares
Wisconsin
First
55
104%
Jan
800
7.50
28%
—
.50
Jan
13 Va
42 Vz
57
64
*—3
25%
——
500
-
43 %
18
5
Gas
28%
26%
10
Gibson
Feb
\
Mar'
Jan
Co
Natural
17%
12%
—
Chemical
DuBois;
Chemical
Paso
54
8.50
_
' Tel
Cincinnati Transit
Diamond
16%
%
Feb
.:
5%
11% May
200
-
•
4 Vz Mar
63%
5
17%
28%
100
Bell
Sub
20
12%
%
18
1
25'A
*
Milling
&
Jan
V,' 700
42%
50c
50
8.50
_
preferred
Cine
41%
24
~5%" *5 Va
42
—5
49 Va
10
.____
com
common
49e>
385
3%
34
Jan
%
5
17%
_1
_
Com
Elec
&
Gas
High
May
5
35% May
Feb
22 Va
25%
Cerp (Un)
Manufacturing Co
Flour
Low
3
3
Jan
27 Va
12 Va
10
12%
Co
50
Carey
Cine
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
3
Baldwin
Shares
of Prices
26%
1,800
Mar
51% May
56 Vz Jan
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.
—
Firestone Tire & Rubber (Un)
Sales
5,500
—
5
System
Commonwealth
Dow
for Week
34%
31%
*"
Feb
100
pfd
Elder Mfg Co—
Range
34%
-
46% May
20% Jan
29%
<
•
May
40 Vb
*
Inc
Co
Columbia
El
Week's
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
14% May
10
—
Curtiss-Wright
of these prices.
30
41 Vz Mar
5,000
*
Corn Products Co
indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. for the transmission
27% May
1,200
15%
—
16%C
Oil Ltd
Dodge
are
350
5
Corp of America
Continental Insurance Co
We
35% Mar
--
31%
,
;—.
Container
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
9C0
15
1
5
12.50
.
Co
Jan
Feb
33
27%" 27 Vz
45%
46 Vo
46%
5
.___
Feb
37 Vz
•
Corp
21%
:
Jan
$3 convertible preferred
40
•
v.
>
Champlin Oil & Refining—
896
36%
Jan
24%
37
—-
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR__12.50
Chrysler Corp new common
—__12.50
29%
—
28%
26%
<
36%
1
5
Inc—
Export Gas &
28%
S Smelting Refining & Mining
50
Westinghqnse Electric Corp com—6.25
3,800
Jan
31%
32%
8
:_
-
V
27% May
1 % Feb
34 Vz Apr
Tractor
(Un)_
*
Central & South West Corp—2.50
29%
U
Jan
Caterpillar
Corp com.—25
Machinery
Apr
1 %
Corp
Capital Corp__
•
Co
23%
21 Vz
1.200
Burton-Dixie
41
,
1 13% Feb
21%
—
600
1,300
1%
;_—5
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Apr
•39.. .May.
...
14% Mar
39%
.
24%
26%
1%
.
36 Va
Jan
,
Jan
24%
Corp
Corp
Burlington Industries
22%
•
27% May
25 Vz Jan
24%
(Un)
Corp.!
84% May
71% Mar
28
50
500
23 Va
11%
23 Va Mar
--
Co
(Un)__
Fisheries
500
800
__
___
Inc
Brunswick
17%
—
1
Jan
41%
38
__
—
-—
50%
875
77%
__
*
Feb
625
27%
47%
__■
u.
—
7% May
■\
26 Vz
23
•
.__—
Co_>.____
Company
26
22%
:
23
24%
•
_10
Manufacturing
8
13%
—
—
^.10
2.50
Pennsylvania Railroad Co—,
Rexall Drug & Chemical Co
-•Stop
Boeing
50
22%
■
27%
20
-.—100
100
5
Tel & Tel Co
Railroad (N H)_—
Association
Jan
56 Va
81% 84%
31% 33%
75
...76%
15
15
84%
-5
,——
England Electric System
Mathieson
% May
37
I'-.
Booth
7%
__
Corp—__
Racing
60
26 Va May
43
300
—,
May
(Un)____P2
Co.—
Consolidated
Bethlehem Steel Corp
48
—
*
.
Mfg
14%
3
Benguet
55
100
.2.50
New
•
Apr
Binks
100
—
Co
50
.
Jan
Co—
Inc
Stores
Copper
Shawmut
-!
Bastian-Blessing Co
23% ;
r
of
Co
Corporation
67%
New
Olin
Avco
42%
Lone Star Cement Corporation
Northern
126% May
52% May
.
22%
Electric
Narragansett
273
Jan
Corp..
Canteen
67%
Boston Theatres
Loew's
Jan
40 %
Products
Automatic
41%
Gillette Company
Kenneeott
114%
Athey
__
Motor Co
General
4,267
Feb
—
National
Ford
23
—
Street
First
44% May
Jan
Fuel Associates com—10
&
Mass
51%
Jan
15%
5
Co.
cumul 1st pid class A
cumulative adj
6%
—
22%
10
Range
Eastern
123V4
10
Co
Co
Copper
19%
50
——
129
311
447/o 447/a
18% 20
121% 123%
—
33V3
_
Company
Edison
Boston
•
Chemical——•
i
1.66%
Agricultural
Corp
American
37
17 Vb May
66% May
52% May
37
Jan
Northern States Power Co—
(Minnesota)
Midwest Stock
Exchange
Northwest
A
.
.
compilation
of
the
round-lot
transactions
Friday
STOCKS
issues.
Week's
Sales
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
Par
Acme
Steel
Admiral
Allied
Allis
Co
Electronics—
Chemical Corp
Chalmers
Co
American
Airlines
American
Can
of America
(Un)
(Un)
&
&
San
__.
(Un)
Anaconda
Company (Un)
Apache Corp 1
r__;
Armco Steel Corp
(Un)
13%
Jan
18% May
11%
Jan
18 Va May
Jan
49%
1,600
19%
20
1,300
63%
63%
100
6%
Feb
Potter
Process
Pure
47%
Feb
59
3,100
48%
59
400
May
49% Mar
58
Jan
20%
1,900
St
19% May
16% Jan
12 % May
24%
Feb
San
Feb
1,300
6.25
123 Va
30%
50
52%
33%
1.25
10
121% 123%
4.100
20
30%
2,400
28
51%
52 %
1.700
40%
12%
11%
12%
3,400
58
56%
58
1,300
-
200
51
53Va
52%
54 Vz
5
114%
16 %
Jan
126
Mar
Jan.
9%
52
23
-
Apr
-
Jan
-
-
~
May
May
33% Apr
52% May
12% May
58% Apr
Public
Louis
Sears
Diego
(Un)
•
10
Class
Shell
(W
&
—
——_;
A) Pen Co class A
.
Oil
Corp
'
5
—15
18
May
56 Vb May
800
Jan
Jan
47 Vb
54% May 1
Jan
47
700
-
55'A May
Feb
May
17
15
May
16% May
'
77%
76%
1,700
40%
41
68%
70
3,700
39%
6,400
79
41 Va
56%
Jan
70
Jan
Jan
41'A
48%
Jan
Apr
Apr
35
May
Apr
41 Vz
.
200
34%
40%
34%
3,700
23%
44 Va
5,000
38 Vz Mar
'
...850
27%
Apr
5,200
43%
Jan
May
47 Va May
30% Jan
49% May
48
28%
29
47 3 'a
48
50
50
11%
-A..
70% Mar
36 Vz Jan
1,000
38%
--
69%
39%
11%
-
Jan
„
Jan
53
Jan
13%
—
Jan
14
Apr •'
2,300
10
Jan
13%
Apr
59
Jan
80
Apr
74%
Jan
90 lA May
62
—
80
79 Vz
80
•
185
89%
88 Va
89%
2,500
8%
•
1
__1
Apr
Jan
Feb
13
1
:
Co.—
"Socony Mobil Oil (Un)
1
1
_3 "
Co.
B
Oil
Sinclair
.12
Service "A";
Imperial
Corp
Roebuck
Sheaffer
■
36
13 Va
29%
4,700
•
Co.
Schwitzer
10,500
15%
Jan
46
100
18
53
53 Va
—
—*
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co (Un)—20 g
St Louis Nat Stockyards———.
.*
Jan
56'%
.
..
17%
52 Va
42 Vz
57%
19%
5
Republic Steel Corp (Un)_!
20%
15%
(Un)
(Un)„
Radio Corp of America
•54%
18%
34%
•
33%c
1
Corp
Gamble
&
Oil
34%
10
Co
Procter
_i"
18
2,400
28%
5
Peabody Coal Co—
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un).!
26%
Metals Co (Un)
•
34%
(R J) Tobacco (Un)
—5
42%
Richman Brothers Co..—28%
May
15%
29% May
28'A
Reynolds
24 %
19%
24% Mar
•
Co
Reynolds
Jan
.
&
May
Mar
Apr
5
41% May
64
52
17%
1.66%
49%
Jan
32%
43%
(Un)
Jan
41
1,000'
59
Apr
43%
31%
Revlon Inc
4,100
20%
33%
600
May
May
46%
,
700
52
23%
1
37
39
20 Va
Jan
45%
10
May
36%
38 %
—r
•
43% Mar
23%
1.75
5
.3.33
Corp__
14%
c
45%
For footnotes, see page 43.
1,400
.1,800
24 %
(Un)
Co
American Tobacco Co
_
1
CorpL—;
Stand
Tel
High
^12.50
Co
Motors
American Tel
' 20
1
American Home Products
(Un)
American Machine & Foundry
American Rad
18 Va
49
9
10
(Un)
American Cyanamid Co
American
:
_25c
Mfg
Aluminum
18%
16%
Low
3%
1
Ross
Parke-Davis
Phillips Petroleum Co
Range Since Jan.1,1963
High
18
10
Corp
Advance
Low
Chemical
/
only
The weekly ranges for all the local issues, and a selected list of the
dually
traded
-i.__
(Un)
Bancorporation
Olin-Mathieson
'
9
300
Jan
8%
58 Vz
69 Vz May,
34%
44 Vz
45 Va
2,000
68'
69 Vz
poo
45
68%
9
Jan
9% May
43% May
46% May
8%
1,800
41Va
,9 V4
Jan
35 Vz Mar
200
43%
9
43 %
Jan
,
Jan
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
(2282)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended May 31)
Low
Inc
Spiegel
Storkline Corp
(Un)
D X L Oil
Corp
Studebaker
Sunray
Texaco Inc
Transmission
Sulphur (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
Eastern
Texas
Gulf
Texas
Union Carbide Corp
(Un)
Pacific RR
Union
Universal
Universal
Oil
S
Steel
Products
Co
Webcor
Publishing
Radio
63%
700
61%
Feb
69
57%
58
1,500
47
Jan
60% May
67%
66%
67"%
7,400
58%
Jan
68
240
33
31
Apr
33% Mar
28 % May
Duquesne
Equitable
Feb
8
5% May
6%
6,100
33%
3,400
42%
43 %
500
40%
Jan
Jan
43%' Apr
67
3,200
59%
Jan
1,400
16%
Jan
69"% Apr
18% May
Horne
18%
15%
2,200
13% Mar
.16% Apr
10
75
75
4,600
1,600
109% 110%
110%
41%
41
41%
84%
83
84%
52 %
112
May
73%
Jan
54
Fuel
33 % Mar
25
66 % Mar
83% May
31%
31%
31 Vs
32
27 % Mar
33%
29%
29%
29%
192
27
Jan
8%
8%
475
8
Jan
29% May
9% Jan
•
__
x32%
8.50
Apr
35
400
28%
Apr
42%
41%
1,000
33 %
Jan
Co
common
31
Jan
33% May
147
31 %
Jan
45 % May
10
31% Jan
37% May
410
23 % Mar
27
35
40% May
5
Jan
35%
35%
26
40%
25
4% > 4%
1,855
54%
'
55%
4%
201"
1
2
38%
36%
35%
38%
36%
,;
51%
Jan
19%
19 %
50
18%
Jan
20
Apr
34%
21
25%
Jan
36%
Apr
31% May
37% Apr
30%
30%
30"%
11
25%
Jan
36%
35%
36%
272
31%
Jan
Jan
12%
32
40
Apr
Jan
37%
Apr
Feb
81
9
100
Jan
31%
75
Jan
16%
Apr
15% May
Feb
Below
51% Mar
2,800
59
55
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
59%
on
400
13
1*3%
Jan
the daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
are
Stocks
—Bonds—
.
10
Date
May
Price Range on Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
other Exchanges.
Low
Par
Cement
American
Brewer
Ltd
Inc_.——
Buttes
California
Castle
Oil
&
Gas
Ink
Co
Co————
Cooke—
&
—1
Abbey Co
Emporium Capwell
Eureka Corp Ltd
Cypress
Co Ltd
Oil
Exeter
General
A-
——
of
Co
&
Nordon
North
1
17c
17c
48c
1.65
80c
1.65
90c
4%
3%
4%
55%
55
57
Co
32c
35c
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
&
Gas
3%
3%
9%
9%
20%
21
1
Oil & Gas Co
United
Industrial
Equipment
Co
Petroleum
Williston
Basin
4%
67
Feb
84.46
89.90
80.03
171.20
257.24
93.99
84.58
89.99
257.10
94.01
84.42
88.90
89.92
140.28
258.56
94.00
84.57
89.92
88.83
30
89.31
89.11
140.26
172.96
140.67
Holiday
*
1.35
Hloiday
89.42
89.31
■
89.33
—
6
Mar
11%
7% May
17%
Jan
22% May
Jan
2.85
2.15 May
Jan
34
Jan
Jan
2.80
by
following
Date
National
Mon.
May.27
Tues.
May 28
May 29
134.71
_
High
.
Thurs. May 30-
Fri.
Holiday
SEC
stocks
index
for
,
7% May
7% Feb
Feb
Durable
74c
98c
Mar
26%
26%
26%
400
4%
3%
4%
38.300
3
the
of
66c
82c
11,700
50c
May
27
136.56
—
May 31
Jan
3
stock
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
May 24, 1963 for the composite, and by major
compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
week
ended
May 17,'63
1963--1962
Percent
Change
Low
High
142.5
Goods
.:
r__
143.0
—0.3
143.7
130.6
133.3
133.9
—0.4
135.0
121.1
•129.8
130.3
—0.4
131.7
116.2
—0.5
138.6
125.8
1.8
126.7
Feb
136.7
137.4
5%
May
72c
__
29%
26 % May
1
(Un)—1
Mar 14
Jun
120.15
High
Composite
4,600
144.31
______•_
1957-59-—100
Mar
2BOO
Inc.
100.23
_.
Low
.
May 24,'63
5
7
5.04;
industry groups
for the current year.
5%
89c
Rails,
SEC index of Stock Prices
The
4.800
85c
2.914;
Range for 1963
136.56
May 31
Bureau,
Low
33%'May
6%
Industrials,
Range for 1962
135.15
Wed.
Jan
Jan
Quotation
135.04
23
7
divisors:
Closing
3.00 May
2.30 May
1,100
7%
the
Jan
Apr
Jan
6%
using
(35 Stocks)
Compiled
May
Jan
7
by
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
1.65 Mar
32
1.70
1
daily
14.46.
Jan
Jan
2.25
700
65 stocks,
Apr
3%
Apr
2
1.20 May
31%
31
compiled
are
Utilities, 5.43;
Mar
1.75
Apr
25
500
2.80
Averages
,
Jan
39c
1,200
2.75
common
common
93.84
171.42
Jan
Apr
2,400
85c
Westates
1.45
3% May
2.25
29%
8%
257.83
141.27
Total
718.25
Jan
30c
2.05
2.75
Warrants
Bonds
Jan
1.85
54%
32%
29%
common.—
Preferred
ties
717.95
Jan
95c
May,
1.90
50c
Co
Corp
80c
2.25
„•
2.05
5
Sugar
Apr
1.55 Mar
32%
__
25
Rails
722.50
Mar
1.10
Jan
66c
700
pfd
Rails
28
May
14% May
Jan
45c
8,800
21
10c
Union
35c
4,500
9%
—
40
trials
62c
7%
50
1
series A
Co
170.93
Jap
Feb
1,400
32
3%
Corp
Utili¬
Stocks
ties
2.45 May
Mar
5,000
1.30
32
25c
Co
Gas
Cal
2.30
1.20
33%c
;
Oil
Ranch
Southern
2.10
2.20
720.53
27
Apr
39
15c
500
1
Co
Western
1.40
1
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop
Jan
16.800
1.4.0
1
com—L
Investment
roads
29__
37% May
35c
500
6,600
92c
21%
Jan
2.15
20,000
common-
Grade
Jan
9
Jan
34% Mar
750
35c
25c
Co
Grade
75
May
35% May
Feb
Jan
18%
1.500
10c
(Un)
10
Indus¬
Apr
26%
1,500
2,400
73c
Jan
4
300
12%
93c
70c
70c
48c
12%
90c
48c
12%
1.65
Corp Ltd-—
American
Victor
1.500
35%
10
Oil Co
Petroleum
Oil
Norris
Trico
1,300
36
26%
28
200
2.40
36
1
:
-
Co
M
Merchants
Rice
2.40
50c
Salt
M
Terex
35%
Jan
37
18,500
100
3,700
50c
;
Oil
Leslie
J
33%
17c
•
10c
Calif
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Imperial Western
M
5%
20%
.
Humor
Jade
4%
20%
—
Exploration Co of California_l
Brewing Co
1
Goebel
Good
———
25%
66%
35%
34
10
25c
Co
25
250
3,400
1.700
25%
59%
33%
—
—2
High
Low
4%
*
5.50
—10
—
Second
65
Utili¬
May
May
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
High
65
25%
First
May
35%
25
*
—5
pfd (Un)
Corp
Co
&
(C)
Broadway-Hale Stores
trials
24__
10
for Week
Range
of Prices
Last
Rail¬
10
Total
15
May
Sales
Week's
20
Indus¬
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Sale Price
57% Mar
Jaw
7%
5% May
3,600
STOCKS
Jan
34%
19 %
6.25
30
LISTED
Jan
42 % May
16%
4,700
Friday
May
10
Air Brake
Elec Corp
Apr
175
25%
55
Apr
43%
40%
26
*
10
1
38%
33
42%
42%
7%
Co
Supply
Brewing
17% May
13%
33%
59
6
80%
5
:
Refractories
Walker
Westinghouse
Westinghouse
Apr
High
37%
80%'
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
_____lo
United Engineering & Foundry Co
5
Vanadium Alloys Steel—
5
84% May
Jan
41
16%
1
Co
Co
(Joseph)
Pittsburgh
41% May
43%
800
;;
Gas
Mountain
Jan
Jan
700
49%
76
Jan
33%
Low
37%
Apr
Jan
7-1%
101
8,500
52%
34%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
10
Light
Harbison
66
24%
Shares
80%
1
Columbia Gas System
10
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
Apr
Low
for Week
1
Blaw-Knox Co
5%
6%
Corp
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—
Armstrong Cork Co
32%
6.25
*
1
5
Co—.
Machine--
American
Yates
Zenith
32 % May
5%
—
Westinghoupe Electric Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
World
Jan
6%
(Un)
Bancorporation
Jan
25 %
15%
1
Inc
Western
13
100
1
.
(Un)
Upjohn
3,900
18%
16%
2.50
Corp (Un) —
Match Corp
U
13%
30%
64%
66%
_4
Gypsum
States
United
13%
30%
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
43%
-I
--25
12 %
3.50
*
*
*
10
Company
&
Swift
15
57%
-•N\
5
1
,
Feb
Sales
Last
Sale Price
56% May
36% May
Jan
28 %
64
6.25
25
of
51%
1,100
13%
---
California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Oil
Standard
3,300
36%
30%
50c
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
55
35%
(Un)—..———--
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
High
Low
High
54%
5
(Un)
Co
Southern Pacific Co
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Par
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
for Week
Range
Last
Sale Price
Southern
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Jan
126.7*
124.4
+
10c
95c
Jan
106.4
*New
high.
180.6
—0.3
U81.4
170.3
171.6
—0.5
171.6
tl53.8
122.9
Exploration
180.0
170.7
Oil
123.3
—0.3
123.3
104.2
fRevised.
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
Friday
LISTED
Alan
Steel
Wood
American
Tel
10
Tel.
City
•
Co
Budd
Company
Campbell Soup
Co_
Central
of
Electric
Co
Power
&
Light
Jan
28%
Feb
No. of
and Miscel.
Foreign
Bank
Govt.
43%
Jan
48%
Jan
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
10
10
10 %
50
May
14%
Jan
11
10%
11
14% V
13%
14%
97%
95%
97%
21
21
200
51%
64%
7 %
__
Co.—
J
w
Inc
Corp
Co
Co
Power
Electric
common
&
Gas
com
common
46%
Jan
30
Apr
•
22%
4,773
Feb
52%
8%
Jan
11% May
455
17%
121
73%
8,649
.
10 %
10%
10
23%
383
6%
12
22%
20
22
19
20
88%
678
22%
19
89%
89%
2,679
217
16
Feb
18 %
57%
Jan.
73 % May
8% May
20%
Jan
29
Feb
Feb
24
19% Mar
■
Apr
22%
90
44
515
34 %
Jan
44
43%
362
32%
Jan
1,098
18
4 341
12%
Jan
18
40%
40%
327
35%
Jan
8%
3.110
5%
__
35%
34%
934
9%
5%.
40
4%
3,090
29%
9%
24,597
5%
Jan
22 %
22 %
75
74%
75%
12%
11
12%
34%,
514;
4,930
68%
7%
9% May
4%
Apr
75% May
12% May
Apr
Apr
5%
205
5%
Jan
36%
Apr
Apr
33%
34%
1,500
30% Mar
63%
65%
372
60% Mar
41%
40%
41%.
321
33%
Jan
491/4
49
49%
268
43%
Jan
50%
••
18
18%
339
16%
58%
399
85
68%
50% Mar
8%
Improvement—J—T—~4.50
new common.l.25
footnotes,
*
_•
see page
43.
26%
8%
'
25%
—
-
27%
25%
9
_*
_10
Lothrop
Jan. 1 to May 31
Week Ended May 31
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares-
16,633,370
1962
1963
1962
397,501,744
466,296,652
40,563,230
Bonds—
U. S. Government
Bank
International
$286,000
___.
$35,706,400
—_—.—
$2,380,000
$2,142,000
41,766,900
Industrial—
20,302,000
.53,3638,00
525,506,000
624,024,400
$22,682,000
$55,510,000
$567,558,900
$659,730,800
Foreign
Railroad
and
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Foreign
Stocks
Domestic
(No. of
Shares)
1,377,405
Tues.
1,125,090
May 27
May 28-———.,
Wed.
May 29—
Thurs.
May 30—
Fri.
May 31———
Corporate
355,000
367,000
Bonds
$3,000
$338,000
1,285,265
Mon.
Foreign
Gov't
Bonds
Bonds
Total
Bond
Sales
$341,000
355,000
373,000
$6,000
-Holiday:
———
1,350,440
15,000
443,000
458,000
41% May
,
57
g%
common..;
4,972,000
$22,682,000
Feb
24
Jan
159
18%.
Light
620,000
$2,380,000
36 % May
22% May
561
.
58
preferred
Woodward &
4,352,000
$20,302,000
Jan
7%
Jan
__
$4.25
4,683,980
16,633,370
May
9%
Feb
35%
23
5%
8% Mar
1
Gas
May 31_
Total—
40% May
8%
•
•
_
Fri.
-Holiday-
36% May
35%
5
Corp
520,000
43% May
Apr
35
17%
•
Marion
730,000
5,257,000
May
38%
40%
•
Lab
5,204,000
4,315,757
May 30.
Apr
2.50
.
3,870,720
May 29.
Jan
Jan
35
17%
1
5,934,000
5,777,000
May 28.
Wed.
Jan
19
77%
32%
—
Sales
$5,489,000
$5,999,000
Thurs.
6% May
24% Jan
6% May
21%
Apr
10%
Apr
_T—3.50
Washington
Apr
42%
38 %
43%
•
Tues.
Bond
$510,000
Feb
Jan
41%
6%'
22%
10
3,762,913
Apr
25%
21%
Transmission
^Co
For
57
Jan
750
Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
United Gas
May
50%
22%
.
__
23
50
& French
Eastern
Thompson
Universal
70%
lo
common
Oil Co_,
Warner
10%
5
Jersey Gas Co
Texas
10
25c
May. 27.
'
72%
*
Co
Paper
Smith Kline
Sun
10%
—_•
Inc
Service
Reading
South
52
3
Ritter Finance class B
Scott
48
50
Philadelphia Electric
Phila Transportation
Public
173
51%
*
_
RR
Electric
54%
23%
1
Mon.
8% Feb
54% May
33 % May
23%
16%c
Drug Stores Inc
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of L I
Potomac
6% Mar
422
1
Chemicals
Photo
19% May
51 % Apr
240
223
1
1
w
Peoples
Perfect
6,311
24% Jan
64 % May
55%
l
Pennsylvania Gas & Water—
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pennsylvania
.15% Apr
i07
Jan
33
10c
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Pennsalt
Apr
2.50
Resistance
Fund
Jan
92%
54%
—17%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation
Macke Vending class A
Madison
12%
1C0
53
32%
2
11
485
53
32%
—1.66%
Corp
'■
Jan
55%
23%
—__i—
Dairies.
International
7
9
8%
2,150
1
preferred——_—
General Motors
64%
5
;
Total
U. S.
Railroad
24%
387
10
Stores
Homasote
Int'l
Stocks
1,007
46%
16.75
Battery
Ford Motor Co
$1
Apr
27%
50
J
Light.
Foremost
126 %
45
1.80
—
N
Storage
Fair
Food
Feb
Jan
26 %
Chrysler Corp new common.-.-.—12%
Curtis Publishing Co
1Delaware
12%
114%
1
Corp
Transit
Duquesne
12
4,682
45%
*
4.33
Electric
Research
RR
18%
68
1
Corporation
Atlantic
Balitmore
18%
541
5
Arundel
Atlantic
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
80% Jari
18% May
Feb
73
121% 123%
—
122%
33 %
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
High
Low
High
71 %
71%
1
common
&
Low
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Par
Markets Inc
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Acme
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
25%
8
262
21%
226
"101
8% Feb
25% Mar
38%
88%
40%
306
33%
Mar
88 %
10
87%
31%
32
9 %
,
250
19
Jan
60
Jan
Jan
Febr
29 % Mar
.
?
.
Apr
May
8%
Apr
27% May
9% May
29%
Jan
40% May
90
32%
5,138,200
Total.
$1,503,000
$6,000
Week Ended May 31
Apr
1963
1962
$18,000
Jan. 1 to
1963
$1,527,000
May 31
1962
5,138.200
12,653,160
119,393,712
146,951,204
$1,503,000
Stocks—Number of Shares-
$31,204,000
Bonds—
Domestic
Foreign
Foreign
—1.
Government
Corporate
-
$2,992,000
$33,020,000
6,000
54,000
1,252,000
719,000
18,000
76,000
185,000
740.000
$1,52.7,000
$3,122,000
$34,457,000
,-$32,663,000
May
Apr
Total.
Number 6269
197
Volume
.
.
The Corhmercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2283)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Shown
Are
Expressed
Friday
in
Week's
of Prices
Shares
Par
&
Power
%%
Paper
High
Low
44%
45%
3,770
25
25
*
-
Ltd
Aluminium
45%
•
common
preferred
Algoma Steel
Low
Range Since Jan.1,1963
25
50
57 %
56%
59
28 %
27%
28%
40%
Jamaica
21,838
4,280
Feb
46
Feb
43%
Jan
22
Jan
59
May
48 %
49
690
46%. Feb
Anglo
53%
53%
53%
150
52
May
54
pfd—50
45%
45%
45%
326
42
Jan
a56
40
52%
Jan
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4%%
preferred i-L.
———
50
Argus Corp Ltd common-——*
$2.50 class A preferred
50
$2.70 class B preferred
50
Class C preferred
—*
$2.90
12
12
12%
9
1,350
52
52
50
52%
52%
195
9%
9va
9%
26%
26%
27 %
12,645
Atlantic
17%
17%
1,645
Atlas
*
37.45
37.45
500
——25
25
25
50
Corp
—
Sugar common
Steel—————
17%
Jan
7%
23%
5,425
*
*
Asbestos
Jan
Jan
29%
17
Jan
23%
Jan
10
68
67%
68%
7,564
63
Feb
Bank of Nova Scotia_
10
74%
73%
74%
5,793
69% Mar
3.29
3.15
3.30
5,805
2.70 Mar
—10
78%
77%
79
4,859
70%
Feb
79
'
51
50 %
51
1,208
48
Jan
53
16
a41
4
40
7%
7%
700
Lewis
18%
20%
2,930
16 %
Jan
Glass
52
54%
351
51
Jan
56%
57
12,104
53%
Feb
50
Jan
53
Bathurst
Class
&
Power
A
Paper
—'
common
—.
—,
57
Telephone
25
Bowater
5%
preferred-;
—50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power-—*
Bell
—
8,624
6,978
*
*
18%
18%
18%
3,505
27% May
12% Jan
Miron
19%
Feb
52
Jan
British
Columbia
Brockville
Bruck
Building
Bulolo
6%
Power
Canada
Cement
Iron
9%
19%
6.00
21%
Feb
28
170
2,930
23%
23
23%
4,750
20%
Jan
38%
38
39%
1,791
29
Jan
39%
20
29%
29
29%
339
27
Ltd—*
10
Sugar Co
Foundries
26 % Mar
20%
25
26%
_—
class
88%
88%
525
55
55%
333
British
Celanese
53
54
150
51%
54
445
51% Mar
series
10%
500
10%
$1.00
series
67
70
36
Jan
37%
220
35%
Jan
Morse
21
Apr
22
Feb
22
100
11%
9,548
3.50
3.50
420
a4.10
a4.10
5
9%
9%
100
a5%
a5%
'66
67%
—
B
A—50
*•
class
—
66%
Imperial Bk of Commerce_10
Canadian Industries common*
Canadian
Preferred
——--
2,350
12%
Jan
1,075
42
Jan
48 % May
4.581
100
15%
50
47%
47%
48
4.60
4.40
4.70
Central
23,128
24%
11%
HV2
5,128
10%
Consolidated
Jan
Mining
815
9,425
Rights
Crain
Jan
9.25
Zellerbach
Crown
Feb
6%
26 %
8,474
22%
Jan
6 %
625
4.50
Jan
46
50
G%
7
1,200
6c
17,604
16%
17
1,000
151
152
45
132
Jan
175
39.
Dominion
Coal
Dominion
Glass
Dominion
Stores
Dominino
Tar
7,110
5,460
47%
Jan
17
Feb
200
5
Jan
2,895
61
Jan
Dow
Du
66
19%
17%
7% %
Enamel
Foundation
5
6%
Jan
7%
Jan
15%
—-•
15 %
16
2,365
10,252
13%
Feb
16
15
Apr
21% Mar
20
Frosst
&
Jan
Gatineau
Feb
5%
8,017
147% 147 Va
15
25
50
42
25
41%
50
*
.
Products
—
of
Horne
Howard
50
Jan
50%
166
36%
Jan
85
980
80
Jan
9
Jan
Bay
Oil
7%
7%
65%
63
65%
3,608
7%
.
•
■
401
6%
51
"
Feb
Jan
7% May
65% May
21
21
350
17%
Jan
22%
22%
200
21%
Jan
25
53%
53%
53%
100
46 %
Jan
9
9
9%
1,765
*
—
27%
_10
,_1
9
•28%
750
25%
Zellers
'
300
2.85
11
Jan
20
—
20%
475
104104.10
107.10107.10
17%
31
a27 % a27 %
100
1%
a75 % a75 %
23
.__*
May
29
3.75
21
Apr
Apr
Feb
Jan
212
100
Jan
104
104.10 May
107.10 May
Jan
151/2 May
23
23
23 Va
2,150
20 %
29
29%
150
28
29
2,150
10
9%
10%
38
38%
5,328
8%
8%
31
8% Feb
35 '
•
Jan
Jan
:May
10% May
41% May
Feb
Jan
8% :May
210
64
Jan
565
44 Va
Jan
II51/2 May
491/2 May
22
21%
22
4,85
22
1,175
21
Jan
22%
Jan
22
22
150
21
Jan
22%
Jan
7%
7%
100
6%
Apr
.7% May
10%
10%
125
9%
Jan
12%
14%
15
4,765
9%
14%
10
965
a8%
77%
a
25%
•
8
V'4
5,303
—
—
65
10%
9
Apr
81% May
25%
Jan
25%
Jan
9%
Feb
10 1/4
Apr
19%
Febtt
18%
331
14
22%
22 %
100
22 V'4 May
9%
10%
5,735
9%
Feb
7% May
72% Mar
18%
'
.
May
10
Jan
100
a25% i a25%
10%
9
Feb
15
12% Mar
50
78 V'4
a
76%
12c.
10c
17c
29.90
30.50
366
10c
Mar
11%
Jan
55c
May
28%
Apr
23 4
Jan
9 Va
556,953
30.50
Apr,
301/2 May
Jan
50
44.00
44.00
45.70
3,249
44
Jan
45% May
-50
47.00
47.00
47.35
545
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47.35 May
27%
27%
255
26
Jan
20
*
18%
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8%
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8.50*
500
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8%
3,085
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50
31%
34 %
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33
33%
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9
Apr
9%;
34%
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36%
Feb
May
33
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Apr
,
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20%
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10,267
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22%
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22%
1,870
19%
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,
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.
May
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Feb
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1,965
33
33%
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8.50
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34%
Feb
281%
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12,970
20%
33%
*
-
23%
38%
6,052
*
__
Jan
Apr
26% Mar
27
12,740
38%
May
115
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Bank
50%
10
64
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13%
21% May
23% May
51%
338
43
64
800
59%
13%
3.555
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13%
Mar
53
Feb
May
66% May
151% Jan
■
13% May
10%
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11
4,590
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11%
28%
29 %
15.861
21%
Jan
29% May
14%
*
10%
29%
1
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Pipe Line
14%
15%
4r325
14%
Feb
15% May
Feb
1.51
Canada
1.51
200
1.50 Mar
12
12
12
200
11% May
11%
11%
500
10%
59%
58%
59%
1.900
551/2
1.30
1.30
1.50
1,950
15%
15%
15%
500
13
Mai-
16
14%
14
14%
2,120
13
Mar
15%
Apr
17
Apr
*
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1
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&
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&
class A
-
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19
197
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19%
19%
19%":'
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Prod
_
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(Canada)
Gold
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22%
22%
5
_
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common
—
50%
Jan
►
Jan
11 %
May
59% May
2.05
•
Feb
May
19%
Apr
16%
Jan
21%
Jan
2,470
20
Jan
23
415
33
Jan
May
40% May
-25
48
Feb
50% May
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50 V'4
Feb
Feb
1.84
14%
1.30 May
1,900
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40
_
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20 % May
Apr
15%
1,040
14%
Feb
19% Mar
4.50
160
3.00
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7.00 Mar
6%
7%
5,250
4.65
Jan
7% May
29% May
6%
28%
29%
Jan
14%
2,668
1,180
21
13
11%
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14
14%
800
12
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1.80
1.80
500
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13
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56%
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1,415
13%
13%
14
10,605
7
7
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1,575
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Nickel
Paper
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43%. 44%
14%
1.00
14 % May
14 % May
Apr
2.20
6%
of
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26%
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May
Jan
28%
Jan
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May
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6
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3,015
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3.25
230
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Jan
23c
Feb
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31,636
19c
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11,400
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2.16
2.25
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37
37
50
6
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1.86
32
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Mar
4c
2,000
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Jan
3.30
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1,000
2.65
2.85
19,775
31c
31c
32c
4,233
28c
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52c
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2.50
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2.80
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4c
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1
4%c
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Mar
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Raceway
Bornite
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/Calgary
Calumet
.
Ja
9.20 Mar
11%
11%
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11c
2,000
9c
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12c
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7c
2,000
6c
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4c
4c
4c
4,700
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1
1
1
1
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17c
21c
3,000
16c
Jan
30c
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20c
17c
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8,600
16 %c
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28c
Af
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9c
4,900
8%c
Apr
12c
Ja
18%
19
1,055
14%
Jan
19% Mi
7.25
7.25
250
4.75
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8.00 Mf
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1
-1
,
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5-7c
5c
May
20c
May
22%
3c
cumulative
preferred—
100
,
/
500
100
4.40
4.40
9%
3,300
92c
92c
II,000
4.35
Ltd—*
Dredge & Dock Co Ltd—!—*
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4.70
92c
4.35
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1,300
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3.50 Mar
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27c
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May
1,000
10.100
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.
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10c
9,500
5c
21c
22%
& Edmonton Corp Ltd———*
Uranium Mines Ltd
1
Devonian
12c
5c
20c
5c
—1
-
Canadian
Ja
lie
1
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1
Canada Southern Petroleum Ltd
1
.Canadian Colliers & Resources Ltd—3
Preferred
———~1
.
1.70
11%
1
,1
————_—-—
Corp
Ltd
Apr
1
Mining Ltd
Bonnets
Bouzan "Mines
,
Ltd—
Mining
Warrants
May
Jan
Co Ltd cl B
Bay Mining Co
Bellechasse
Black
Mines
Gold
Placer
..Beauce
59% May
14 % Apr
-5%
68%
69%
7 r,o
—
28
„
common.2.50
;
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May
5,840
27%
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—25
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common
Low
I,180
—1
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Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Baker Talc Ltd—_—'.———
Jan
5,615
6%
—50
to
6,672
■
15%
6%
V 147/8'
*
common.
—.
Powders
44
•
__5
4.68%
preferred
Range Since Jan. 1, 1968
lie
_»
Ltd-..:
Auto Fabrics Products
.
£1
——
Canada
Shares
High
9.10 Mar
15
Dollar*
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for Week
of Prices
a5 %
Amalgamated Beau Belle Mines .Ltd—l
",Ameranium Mines. Ltd—_—
1
"Anglo'-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Anthonian Mining Corp Ltd
1
,Arno Mines Ltd-—
Atlas Sulphur.& Iron Co Ltd——
1
Telefilms
Canadian
14c 14 %c
—1
Ltd
Mines
16
Jan
__1
of
,
Exchange
Week's
Range
—
—
Augustus
8.10
50
;
,
In
Low
1
Alpha Aracon, Radio Electronics Ltd—
Common
—-*
Class A
*
Alscope
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*
Ajax Minerals
Apr
100
»
:
Friday
Last
Sale Price
74%
15,550
28%
,
E,*o»-t>sscd
Par
Jan
9.10
20c
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STOCKS
64%
20%
com*
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50%
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Atlas
9.10
*
$2.00
50
preferred
Feb
19%
20%
Mines..
A
4%%
30%
1
common
Tobacco
For
11% Mar
-
8%
common
Trans
Pac
27 % Mar
1
Ltd
Oil Ltd—.
/ International
8,295
.
_
Prices
53% May
,
Jan
3.00
.1
preferred
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14%
*
_
_
_
Oil
of
Co
B
.Bruneau
International
14%
„
3.00
100
Imperial
Int'l
20% May
—
(Geo)
Class
'
/May
27%
.
__
100
Mining
Cement
Jan
49 %
A
Knapp (Canada) Ltd
Western
Weston
Feb
Co—
Acceptance
$2.25 preferred
14
--
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21% May
22%
*
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Paper
Indus
1,400
49
May
1
Canada
Imperial
.Inland
19%
14%
25
.
9% May
.
6%
18%
29
Jan
5
_——.—
Pittfield
Bay
40
19%
£
.
Corp Fund
Pipeline
.
44% Mar
1,205
*
Hudson's
Husky
155
42
4.50
Smith
Hudson
Jan
Apr
50
85
B
&
23%
Jan
9%
*'
Paper
class
38
*
_
Gooderham
&
Wbstcoast
.Feb
21%
9%
class A—*
preferred
Siddeley
Consol
Oil
Class
20
100
83 %
Warrants
Home
145
*
—
Mining
Andy Co
Hollinger
Feb
50
—
Motors
Hawkey
18
650
20%
*
:
com
x.
(Chas
Lakes
Handy
19%
23%
19%
3%
:
preferred
preferred
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Gunnar
18%
23
—*
5%%
Great
18%
19%
23%
General
General
78
10
-
Ltd
147% May
25% May
Chemical' com.——*
class A.
Power
40
*
20% May
—,
Co
Co
14»/4 :May
40
May
16%
Ltd
Petroleum
27% Mar
Jan
Apr
May
Ltd————
Cos
French
371/2 May
Jan
12%
_
__
class
Elevator
Apr
10%
7%
100
Co
Feb
20%
3,321
113%
Canada—
Finance
Union Oil
Walker
Feb
300
/Fleetwood Corp
Fraser
20%
1,705
Heating
Motor
31%
2,938
14%
♦
Trans Canada
Apr
7%
Falconbridge Nickel Mines
Famous Players Canadian Corp
Ford
Traders
.
&
6,402
27%
<*
May
al9
—„
Freres
67%
13%
preferred
Dupuis
19
-
17% May
7%
Canada
of
19,720
13%
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al9
67
19%-
37%
27
10
__
Mar
49
_
-
_
15
13%
.
A
Apr
:Mar
1.5
Jan
36%
*
_
55
15
.
—
Jan
100
20
.
.
__
14%
Feb
Jan
'
May'
1
preferred
Bros
37
Feb
88
45%
13%
♦
Texaco Canada Ltd
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*
preferred
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15%
66%
._*
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15
25
com_u—*
50
a
12
1,285
27 V2
_
Toronto-Dominion
53
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23% May
53
22%
15%
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—1
common
common
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12%
21
3,620
*
Turnbull
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51%
425
55
*
class
of
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11%
52%
13
96
54
May
.300
21%
13
95
_
Co
Go
May
common.—
Ltd
&
13
55
*
Steel
May
12%
10
Steel
Mar
*
common
—
Structural
11c
Coal———.—/,
Lime
Dominion
May
35
1
-
.
Brands
17
12%
Steel
31
Jan
•
.
Steinbergs class A
26%» May
15% Apr,
&
Inc
153
Jan
preferred
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1%
May
13% Mar
Jan
preferred-—
Jan
28%
*
_
Canada
Canada
12
common.
27%
1,217
•
—._
_
Mountain
22
Foundries
Dominion
2,222
31
8.50
of
Trans
100
2
*
Oil
Trans
450
1
30%
30
-100
_
common
Jan
13
Bridge
29
30
100
Corp
May
25%
Seagrams
Dominion
Redeemable
8%
13
Distillers
7%■
2c
50
.25
1
6%
May
Apr
May
30
*
common
Standard
Apr
2
I——1.
Jan.
common-
Standard
7% Mar
Jan
6
27%
■—*
Mines
7
'
7% May
A
Denison
Apr
•
Cement class
Foods
Southam
Apr
Jan
Ltd-
class
International
Crush
5%
Jan
5%
4.25
26 %
151
5
*
JL
Mines
Lawrence
Simpsons
Jan
7.90
2c
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a6%
1
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&
Sicard
Apr
826
7
Ltd—
——*
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L)
8%
1,200
—
(R
Credit
22
6
*
*
common
14
a6%
Warrants
Jan
7%
50
*
1
Credit
Coronation
11%
7%
26%
*
22%
Jan
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.
.
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Lawrence
Shell
31% May
18% Jan
7% May
14% May
Apr
9%
*
-
Jan
5%
7%
—
Glass
Consumers
151
8
8.25
6%
Smelting
&
19 %
7%
7.95
8.15
*
Consolidated Textile
4.95
Jan
11%
*
.
Ltd-—
Co
Jan
31 %
*
(B J)—
Cellulose
Columbia
4.00
30%
*
Ltd
Oils
Rio
Del
Coghlin
Feb
May
31%
19%
Ltd
Cloth
Wire
300
'
Vickers
Canadian
Capital
13%
82
Jan
22%
941
*
Shawinigan Water & Power coinSeries A 4%: pfd
Series. B 4%% pfd
Shell Investments Ltd 5%% pfd-
5.00 May
69% May
16% Apr
83% May
15% May
i
12%
25
13
Shawinigan Industries rights—
9% May
Feb
15%
——1
Canadian Pacific Railway—
:25
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred—10
Preferred
Jan
Algom
St
Feb
7%
11,975
a23
1
common
St
Apr
4.50
Feb
83 7 a
Canadian, International Power com—■_*
3.50
4.00
16 Va
15%
Apr
61%
14%
common...
preferred
Salada
May
a23
j
Royalite Oil Co preferred
Jan
4.10 Mar
15
83%
Canadian Marconi Co
3.50
4,854
.
15%
15%
—
8%
Mar
23
12%
A—
_
Products
(Albert
Russel
20% Mar
14%
Royal Bank of Canada-
11% May
22
11 %
20
pfd
A
Rio
68% May
38%' Jan
*
class
Fairbanks
B
Canadian
Class
67
11%
14%
*
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans Co
10% May
„
class
Reitman's Canada Ltd
May
37%
common—*
Ltd
Co
Converters
Canadian
Class
:
Chemical
Canadian
8% Mar
*
May
26
94%- Apr
20
*
preferred
1961
55% May
*
—
2,169
__5
preferred
Telephone
1958
Apr
25
25
common....
pfd
55
23
26
*
Development
Reed
May
11% May
'
53
•
$1.75
Feb
53
Aluminum common.*
Canadian
Canadian
Apr
Feb
8
Ltd
Quebec Natural Gas
10.
10%
G,055
Jan
Power Corp of Canada
J,
1
Price Bros & Co Ltd common
May
58
24,146
May
Apr
26
Feb
Apr
10
Drug & Chemical pfd_
Penmans
May
Feb
9%
50
———
30
51
11%
25
90
Page-Hersey Tubes
6%
26%
20
Petroleum
Quebec
Jan
*
Steel
Placer
18%
50
,
_
Pacific
23
24% May
20
22%
Apr
Jan
Jan
26
22%
May
9%
16%
a95
B
Ontario
24%
Jan
9
.
20
a25
pfd
Scotia Light & Power
Ogilvie Flour Mills common
7%
preferred
88 % May
9%.
50
26
Nova
Apr
Jan
11%
1,175
Feb
69%
9%
preferred
B
Jan
Jan
11%
Ereweries
preferred
2,679
55
Electronics-.
•
common——*.—•
Aviation
251
24
88%
*
-*
—
28
23%
93
a95
class A
Noranda Mines Ltd
29% May
24
common-
93
a23 % a23%
10
par tic
Breweries
National
Feb
8.75
Apr
a25
Trust
24% May
-*
31
6.10 May
6%
Jan
7%
Apr
7%
*
*
Locomotive
Feb
6.50
7%
7,400
_100
Montreal
Feb
Jan
980
9%
10,055
Moore, Corp
Feb
Jan
3.75
—*
Steamship common
$2.65
Jan
17%
40
28
common
Malting
$2.20
7%
180
6.15
common
Dominion
&
Canada
Canadian
125
6.25
preferred
Canada
Canadian
7%
19%
a4.40
7%
5
Calgary
Canada
310
—*
Products
Canada
57%
19%
*
A
,
Gold
$1.30
5.580
57%
com
21
8%
9
25%
common—
Montreal
Jan
a4.40
Ltd
class
Ltd
B
20%
20%
25
pfd_—10
Telephone
Chemical
Mills
Class
Power—.—
8%
9%
24%
Tel
(Robt)
Class
4.65 Mar
30%
&
Ltd
Co
Molson
57% Mav
Forest' Products
Jan
Tel
Mitchell
18% May
23% Jan
Columbia
2.75
8%
Co "A"—2.50
Paper
Jan
43
Jan
♦
Massey-Ferguson common
Metropolitan Stores preferred
May
3.90
28%
British
Columbia
115
53
3.70
28 %
Oil:—J.
British
52%
3.85
28%
American
&
18%
Feb
7%
May
Apr
Apr
17% May
Jan
Mar
*
,
——
—
Maritime
Apr
———*
British
Power
Corp Ltd
Priority
5%
preferred
57% May
Canadian National
Banque
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
A
Mailman
Jan
3.50
class
B
*
——2.50
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd *
May
76%
,
com
1
——
Maclaren
20 % May
54% May
v.
Cos
.Class B
25% May
70
Ltd
Ltd-
Bros
Loblaw
May
20%
pfd__
5%%
Selburn
Rights
.
14%
Jan
*
*
*
Bailey
13%
610
Apr
Bank of Montreal—
'
Feb
455
Jan
37.60
*
9%
11%
17
19% May
Jan
34%
625
87
Jan
16%
53 % May
53% May
9% May
Apr
11%
Feb
10
a41
Service
Ltd
High
78%
16%
Mar
50%
200
16%
May
12% May
50% Mar
11
17
56
pfd—50
1,050
10%
16%
45% May
a56
4V2 %
Canada
of
Low
87
11%
29% May
50% May
Canadian Pulp preferred——50
Aluminum' Co
——
—
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
85
(John)— __———__*
Laurentide1 Financial class A——*
$2.00 preferred
—38
Apr
25
86%
11%
Labatt
24% Mar
Shares
•
High
Public
for Week
of Prices
Low
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
5
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd———10
Sales
Range
Par
for Week
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Sale Price
4
Friday
STOCKS
Dollars
Last
STOCKS
Abitibi
(Range for Week Ended May 31)
Exchange
Canadian
39
Apr
,
24
4c
F(
Ja
5.05 Ms
4.75 Ms
9% Ma
Ms
92 c
4.50 Ms
8% Ms
Ms
40
Jan
43
23%
Jan
26% Ms
85
Feb
86
A]
40
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CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
*
*
Range
Canadian
Power
Canadian
v
Silica
&
Par
Paper
Corp
Canalask Nickel
Inv Ltd
Ltd.,
*
—.1
Explorations
Ltd
-J
13c
Canuba Mines Ltd.——————-.--"l •'>
;.
__1
Mines
Carbec
Cassiar
Cessland
•
■i
Ltd-
Asbestos
Corp
Chemalloy
Minerals Ltd
Chiboug Copper. Corp
Chipman Lake Mines Ltd
(Can) Ltd-*
Bellekeno
Consolidated
Div
Consolidated
New
Mines
Standard
5,000
6c
Feb
350
10 ''
Mar
1.85
2.06
11,553
90c
Jan
83c
85c
4.700
71c
10 %c
13c
35,500
May
Feb
a2c
M-G
1.50
Feb
1.70
Apr
3c
Jan
4c
Jan
4c
May
4c
May
11c
11c
2,000
6c
Mar
11c
Apr
40
Inc
class
A——5
A
38%
40%
4c
17c
18c
10
10%
—10
a
__
12% a 12%
Jan
5c
30c
Feb
28c
34c
2,000
18c
20c
12,000
8c
8c
1,000
8c
2.22
2.22
2.25
3,200
3c
3c
1,000
3c
Mar
15c
12 %c
15c
59,750
8c
Mar
46,000
10c
Co LtdvJSastr Sullivan Mines Ltd
——1
Empire Oil & Minerals Inc
Equity Explorations Ltd
\Fab
Metal Mines
Fabi
Ltd
Ltd
Fa no
1
—
Mining
Fiscal
Mines
Inc
Fort
Reliance
Fox
Lake
Freiman
Minerals
Mines
Ltd
Genuine
•
Glacier
Glen
Mining
Lake
13c 14 %c
8%
.
Age
Foods
Explorations
Inspiration Ltd
International
15c
International
a
Co
&
Kodiak
Labrador
&
13c
15c
90,000
50
(Alfred)
200
—:
52c
53c
6,000
3.80
3.55
3.80
33,865
2.85
5Va
5 %
5%
200
1.35
1.30
1.40
7,445
A
Mines
Gold
Gold
Mines
Ltd
7%
Ltd
Mercury Chipman
3,700
Island
Mining
Corp Ltd
Mid-Chibougamau,. Mines
'jMidepsa
.
Industries
4c
7,500
3c
6c
8c
2,500
6c
21%
100
46c
50c
7c
7 %c
1,500
14c
14c
2,000
♦Mining Corp
Canada
of
Mistango River
Mines
Ltd-.
„
Mount
Royal
Dairies
Mount
Royal
Rice
18,500
720
164
5%
17c
20c
60c
62c
22c
2.45
16%
29c
55c
50c
56c
4,950
11c
9c
14c
66c
60c
11%
66c
8%
11%
12 %
1.65
1.65
1.75
15c
15c
18c
22.850
•
1.75
_1
3%c
Vending
Co
Formaque Mines Ltd
Newfoundland
Lt
&
Pow
Co
New West Amulet Mines
Nocana Mines Ltd
:
Norac Finance Corp class
Norm.etal
North
Ltd
10
Ltd
A—
Rare
Metals
109
111
28,000
Pennbec
Phoenix
Pitt
Canada
Gold
Smelting—
R
&
Red
Bearings
Renold
Gold
Chains
Ruby Foo's
(Cant
Ltd
Mines
Canada
Ltd
class
St
A
Lawrence
Eaucon
Shop
Metals
(1957)
Ltd
Silver
Summit
Silver
Ltd
__
Town
Mines Ltd
Sobey's Stores class A
1
Dufault Mines Ltd
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan Air
Warrants
Supertest
I
pfd
Services
100
1
•
-
Petroleum
For footnotes,
page 43.
Apr
May
Feb
14 %c Mar
Apr
12
May
3.00 May
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
22c
Jan
8.20
■
3.50 Mar
May
Jan
2.61
3.00
5;750
5 Vic
2,000
5c
60c
63 c
2,500
46c
1.60
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
3.25 May
8c
Jan
70c
a4c
2,300
May
3 Vic
Jan
6c
Feb
4%C
3.967
4c
Jan
5c
48
Jan
49
95
19c
1,200
3.05
100
14
14%
a20% a20%
3,700
4c
4c
14 %c
25
:<
20
15%
900
al6
3.30
5,000
1.00
95c
1.00
Jan
Mar
Jan
lc
1,500
3.15
Jan
May
15%
25
100
30c
"Jan
2.25 Mar
10c
25
2.40
Feb
2.25 Mar
27c
2.95
May
Apr
49c
.
33 c
200
95c
Mar
13 %c
15c
7,600
13c
May
7
7 %
6.685
48Vic 49%c
22,600
.
79c
87c
33c
36c
15
.
6%
46c
133,600
35c
13.500
117
117 120 %
55c
65c
400
18%
Jan
'
49
May
24 %c Apr
3.75
17c
Jan
May
20
Mar
16
Apr
6%c
Feb
16
Apr
3.25
50c
4.75
1.10
24c
7%
64c
Jan
Bowater
Paper
Feb
Apr
16%
Jan
19% May
22%
Jan
25
May
Jan
103
Jan
100
13,500
4.10
Brazilian
Feb
67%
68%
5,625
62%
73%
74%
2,237
69% Mar
3.15
76%
3.30
Jan
15,279
2.80 Mar
3.50
Anr
5%
Feb
4.10
Jan
3.25
3.25
18%
20%
55
52
55
—
Bank
Columbia
Power
Sugar
50%. Feb
55
12% May
33% Jan
56%
56%
18%
37%
57
15,821
__
5%
5%
600
5
51%
53%
1,135
50
52%
Apr
Apr
52%
53
282
50%
Feb
5%
5%
5%
360
51%
51%
52%
275
6
6
510
3.80
3)70
3.90
10,389
2.75
Jan
2.50
2.60
575
2.50
May
22%
100
60
25
*
60
60
28%
18%
28%
.
*
20%
*
20
A
Dominion
Canada
Foils
Canada
Iron
0
•
49
Canada
Class
Canada
A
common.;
107%
Jan
111
12
Jan
13%
13%
200
>:19
19
240
4.50
4.50
25
27%
29
1,200
9%
9%
3,246
7%
7%
450
59c
65c
2,130
42c
Feb
23
23%
4,920
20!/4
Jan
105
105
30
102%
Apr
105
Apr
May
Apr
May
9%
'
59c
23V4
—
B
British
3%
21
14
Jan
*
Jan
'
19% Mar
6
31%
Feb
8% Mar
10V4
Jan
7V4
Jan
8% Mar
1.15
50%
5
49
Mar
52
39V8
5,479
29
Jan
40
29
30
1,363
27
Jan
30
27%
26%
28
1,444
26;
Mar
30
41
41
275
35
Jan
43
20
Jan
25
23%
24
1,620
89
88 %
89%
776
69%
Jan
24% May
50%
23%
Feb
Feb
May
May
May
Apr
Jan
90
61 %
61
61 %
340
56
Jan
60%
60'%
61%
75
55
Jan
79%
79%
79%
389
61% May
61% May
74%
Feb
81
Jan
55%
55%
55%
290
51
Feb
58
14
13%
14
550
11%
Jan
14%
Apr
Api
9%
9%
10
5,850
•
11%.
11%
11%
2F729
50
53
53
54
935
50
53
53%
53%
_*
10%
10%
10%
2,140
1,045
2.25
2.40
2,095
2.25
2.35
A———_•
13%
13%
14
1,545
1,117
11
Jan
14
590
36
Jan
600
36
Jan
68% May
38% Jar
Aluminum
com__
warrants-—!
2.35
warrants———
Canadian
Canners
Jan
Canadian
Celanese
Feb
$1.75
class
common...
2.35
May
May
Jan
10
11% May
Feb
55
51% Mar
8% Mar
55
May
May
Api
2.65 May
1.60 Mar
1.60MasT".
Canadian Fairbanks
Class B
67
66%
67
38%
37%
38%
11%
11
11%
4.60
4.85
10,405
9%
9%
9%
14,319
92c
90c
92c
6,150
80c
Preferred
78c
82c
5,200
75c
Jah
3
!__
Wright
Morse
—
.-^.1-
82c
—:
._*
class
A
2.70 May
Apr-
l—
common
"
*
*
n
7%
9%
—
"
-
i
14.462
7%
91/s
9%
2,189
5%
210
8%
Feb
3.00
201
5%
"
*
~
7%
9% May
95c
*
-
.
'
Api
1.00 Jar
.
.
Jan
Jan
5.00 May
>
Apr,
3.00
May
^,11% May
Jan
7%
"
•'
Feb
6%
May
11
4.75
Canadian Dredge Dock
Jan
Warrants
Canadian Collieries
'
Apr
Feb
•
.
Curtis
_*
,
8
10%
51
25
-
preferred
Canadian Chemical
Canadian
17-
38%
common
Breweries
Preferred
———5.
Class
B
preferred
Class
I
*
A
Canadian
Jan
Feb
Feb
May
May
10
class
Canada Steamship Lines
Jan
92%
30
Canada Wire & Cable class B
*
Canadian Aviation——————*
A
19% May
Jan
107
_10
B
Jan
23c
Apr
105
42
•
110%
May
88
60
111
*
—
Feb
12c
50
106
13%
May
108% May
97% May
Jan
•
Packers
Class
58
94
50%
38%
*
—
Permanent
Canadian
Jan
105% Apr
111
•
-
Malting
Jan
Feb
91%
—
Canada
Apr
20V4
109
4.50
,
Jan
39
Apr
51%
25
23%
Jan
19%
.
91%
—
110
7%
Jan
30%
1,427
'
97'
Jan
18% May
105%
—
*
♦
Sugar
class
Foundries
Apr
1.200
96V/4
30%
Jan
Apr
May
19% Feb
315
"
108% 108%
__
100
pfd
common
16
Apr
690
May
17% May
17% May
20
Cement
13c
51c
33,072
20
_*
Preferred
42c
'7.100
760
21
57%
__
Cabol Enterprises
Calgary Power common——
5%: preferred——
Canada
17%
37%
57
♦
Dock class A—
15
16%
108%
_*
Products
Burns & Co
15V4 Jan
20'/4
—19
Building
27% May
12% May
705
20
—1
—
A
B
13,550
__
100
23%
60
14,421
57%
100
Feb
Feb
18%
35%
—
3.15
53
17%
Apr
May
4.65 Mar
21%
•
18
17%
*
Corp_.
•
28%
16%
-
—
100
class
6
22%
common
—
53
2.60
*
!
class
6
Feb
May
22%
A
preferred
Company
5
*
Products-!—*
preferred
6V4%
50%
Jan
53% May
54% Jan
5% Jan
_50
—
class
<
__
May
Apr
57% May
5% May
Feb
51%
*
i—
5%%
Canada
3.25 May
20% May
885
Columbia Telephone common-25
6%
preferred
_1100
4%% preferred 1956 series—
100
4%%
preferred,
i
Bread
Jan
616
53%
May
Jan..
1,025
British
Canada
16%
12%
•
Columbia
Dry
3.20
1,620
50
Note.
Preferred
Burrard
125
•„
37%
—
Mills
2.70 May
20%
*
British
Class
4.50 May
1C0
12%
—
British
Bruck
100
2.75
70
36%
common
& Tank common
Preferred ————
Brown
4.50
2.75
_£1
preferred-
Traction
B
4.50
—
*
Jan
5.00 May
1.70 Feb
Apr
12%
Bridge
Class
22 %
Jan
35c
50
;
_—
Jan
16% Mar
7
May
Apr
53% May
8% May
20
'
50
preferred
Mersey
Jan
1.00 Mar
120 %
84c
300
53%
Feb
37%
common
Corp 5%
preferred
5%%
May
14% May
40.000
18c
Apr
Feb
*
6%c
180
10c 11 Vic
63c
Feb
30c
15
11 Vic
Bowater
12% May
9% May
53
50
100
59c
Jan
Feb
*
common
_——
a3c
45
67%
Apr
Jan
1.70 Apr
53% May
17% May
25
common
Telephone
Valley new
———
8c
•
see
15c
48c
18%
,
6c
111
Jan
11c
18c
Ltd
2.75
May
Jan
15
1
Apr
Apr
3.00
50% May
Jan
7% Jan
20
4.80
46c
73%
*
Forest
May
•
South
13c
'
4.80
Feb
Feb
8%
50
102% 102%
59c
Mar
.
May
12
29% May
24% Apr
.
50%
50%
1,666
*
——
Packers
May
80c
24
*
common
Columbia
18c
Feb
al6
,
A
Paper
Columbia
12% May
2.45 Mar
Feb
1,000
16%
&
British
6c
a
class
Power
—
Feb
6.60
2.40
1
23%
__
59
\
.
Jan
1.30
9,204
8%
Jan
46%
310
18%
»
A
'British
5c
al6%
Innes
&
Bathurst
Jan
30c
7%
21
17
23%
10
;
Jan
3.05
.
Mines
Bates
Industries
Apr
19c
•
20%
*
9
8,955
3.30
8%
21
10
1.90
4c
Ltd
Mines
36c
Jan
25,200
1
Save
Regent
May
49
1
Development
&
Silver
3.60 Mav
16% May
a4c
,1
Lands
Jan
24.500
2
8%
17%
*
Traction
6.90 May
52% Mar
14% Mar
520
*
Bramalea
2,000
30c
Columbian
Diversified
Bartaco
May
May
8c
*
Enterprises Ltd
Lawrence
Barcelona
Jan
22
30
53 %
3.25
66c
11c
A__*
52%
10
—:
Jan
24% May
9% May
155
52 %
B
Jan
Jan
10,897
52
Jan
9.75
19
3,703
9%
common—-
Nova Scotia.
23c
35c
14
12%
52
52%
American«Oil
5 Vic
1
12
9%
52
2.60 May
31% May
110
Apr
5.30
2,655
12
9%
Rights
Apr
10c
Warrants
.'fit
7.60
*
class
17,500
Jan
Jan
Jan
19
40
17%
83c
7.50 Mar
4,750
16%
17%
*
class
American
19c
Jan
17%
760
1.40
53%
53
common
Bank of Montreal
Bank of
49
1.40
—
Jan
30c
20
Ltd
19c
3.45
63c
Co Ltd
1
Mines Ltd—
1
of Canada 4 V2 % 1st pfd 50
Chibougamau Goldfields Ltd—1
Cobalt & Exploration
1
M
17c
Prime
Crest
55
65c
2.00
280
53%
♦
Bowaters
Mar
3,000
48%
„
_100
Ltd
22
527/a
Electric
Apr
6c
1
Quebec Smelting &
Refining Ltd
Quebec Telephone 5%
1956 pfd
/•
Auto
41c
11c
Power Corp
Quebec
Quebec
Jan
30c
Mining
Porcupine
Jan
May
3.45
2
Oil-
10%
28%
22
•
A
Jan
.
24c
7.45
2.75
Acceptance
Bow
57c
17%c
•
10%
•
B
—
1,500
;
Jan
2.80
Jan
27%
48 %
3.80 May
13%
Feb
107 %
50
class
Sugar Refineries
Apr
51 %
33c
19c
27%
130
*
preferred
Lumber
48%
1
Mining &
Mining Corp
B
Bros
3.00 May
30c
May
51.
v,i„: 51
10,462
•
Hardware
Bell
10%
30c
Ltd
class
Beatty
5%
Mar
Feb
31%
109 109%
9.00
—
•
preferred
British
c
21,050
30%
,
50
preferred
Beaver
300
19c
Mines
A
British
4
700
10%
preferred
class
Feb
500
30c
—
C
36c
10
9%cMar
•2.200
75c
2.60
28%
50
Apr
25% May
Jan
71c
*
_lc
46
Apr
2.35
21%
54%
Feb
Jan
12
2.35
109
25
High
Jan
43%
Jan
3.00
19c
"
31%
100
4,225
10,368
Jan
11%
Quebec Power Co 1st pfd__50
Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines Ltd_l
Opemisca Explorers Ltd
1
Opemiska Copper Mines (Quebec) Ltd 1
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investmn Co—1
Rights
Patricia Silver Mines
•
2.60
12
2.75
*
common
preferred
Feb
3c
12
2.60
3,615
19,963
Credit
4%,
preferred
Feb
73
3.35 Mar
2.70
5
Ltd
Co
9c
3,00
Northern
Peace River
5,266
1,040
.1,057
70c
1.50
3.80
59
25c
11%
—
1
Paudash
2.100
,
3.65
Low
6.90
87c
1.50
24% Mar
40%
6.90
Apr
11
525
56%
Autofab
Feb
81c
9 Vic Mar
4,306
10c 10 %c
6c
6 Vic
10c
:*
Ltd
1.80
3 Vic
6%c.
10
Mining Corp Ltd——
American
1.75
3%c
!'•'
111
1
1
1,775
5,984
25%
9.10
May
6%
45 %
25
—
♦
Freferred
Mar
Mar
9c
44%
3.80
*
being
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
57%
Class
Jan
24c
48%cMay
900
•
Automatic
Frigistors Ltd
*
100
23c
475
Shares
High
'
♦
49c
,
450.450
8%
•
•
1.10
14
12,900
Ltd_*
New
.
14c
64.000 7
—
Needco
.
50c
300
24c
12c
31,600
16%
25c
Native Minera's Ltd
National
4c
19c
4,0U0
1.84
Feb
May
' ~
•
Atlantic
10c
May
8% May
5%
45,540
3,000
Jan
5.00
one
__
Jan
25c
.1.88
1
Ltd—
44%
Dollars"
352
Atlantic
12% Feb
7% May
Jan
9%
21c
_*
Ltd—
Mills
14c
19c
<•
Jan
for Week
of Prices
:
Bldg
Jan
first
1,170
Feb
1.60 May
38 Vic May
7c
Jan
.3,800
62c
•
Ltd
52%
Jan
5c
OILS.
3,554
Class
5%
20c
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
1
Mount Pleasant Mines Ltd common—*
.
21
and
19
Feb
6% Mar
May
Apr
May
May
8%
1
__
•
•
20c
5%
1
Ltd
Ltd
7 %
3%c
51%
1.37
Sales
Range
45%
*
common
Canadian
Week's
The
parts.
MINES
9.15
1.09
8V4 May-
2,353
3.65 Mar
12 %c Mar
Feb
Low
*
common
in
the
24%
5.15
Jan
1.40 May
.
•
Expressed
two
list
18%
$2.70
30% May
7%
into
second
22%
Ashdown
Jan
7'/a
segregated
18%
Apr
Jan
400
50c
5
are
Are
Last
common
$2.60
3.25 May
3.85
18
225
*
common
preferred
"Merrill
.
Distilleries
May
60c
47,800
14c
Melchers
51
3.85
22%
$2.50
6c
May
8% May
8
52
Shown
33% May
21%
1
13
400
51150
STOCKS, and the
Analogue Controls common
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper pfd
Aiitiies Imperial class A
Argus Corp
common
Apr
Jan
1.40
1
-
2.28
Jan
20%
Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
5
v.McKinney Gold Mines Ltd—
—*
t
Jan
Mar
7%
20
•
86c
May
13
5.00
10
4 % %
May
25V4
7%
Ltd———_1
Cdn
43c
225
.
Ltd
May
12
13
4.50
10
Aluminium
'
Mines
81c
Shoe
Central
Aluminum
Jan
5',000
1.12
3%c
8,300
common
trust
Gas Trunk
Algonquin
Jan
87/a
.*
.
82c
1.75
5.00
17% May
5% Jan
Jan
Algoma
May
33 %
7%
class A—
—_*.-■•
Mining Co Ltd
1
4%c Mar
5%
Alberta Natural Gas
20 %c Mar
May
1.20 May
4c
Apr
500
Mar
Exchange issues
Class A preferred
A warrants
May
8%
1,37
20%
.1
Copper
(Lithium Corp of Canada Ltd
Lowney Co Ltd (Walter M)—_
Massval
5c
3c
Algoma Steel
33 %
8%
Leclerc
rMatachewan
5c
May
1,000
common
Warrants
9c
5 %
__
3c
3c
Voting
2.80
2.60 May
50c
May
1-
class
,
3.20 Mar
1
6,500
3c
„
1.85
Jan
23,192
1
Inc
Malartic Hygrade
44%
3.25
Ltd—
Distillers
Apr
1.64
Jan
2-25
Publishing
Laiteries
7c
3.25
—_*
Mines
Surpass
Ltd
Mar
2.00
1,50 Mar
2.95
Ltd—
4c
3c
Warrants
Jan
35c
Jan
3.25
-
3%c
_1
—•
Aiberta
May
4.25
Jan
3.25
*
500
Class
17c
1.80 Apr
5%c Jan
76
1.94
3%C
•
Acklands
Class
50
1.94
_1
STOCKS
Paper
Agnew
Alberta
8Vic
Apr
*
Ltd—.
Lingside
-
14%c
50c
Zinc
Oil
Lambert
Leland
Les
7,221
•
Accept Corp class A
5
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Laduboro
•
1.90
!!_-
Petroleums
Labrador
•
.
1.76
:
&
Jan
Feb
105
10c 1 Jan
7 43c
3,660
2,000
1.85
3.20
1.35
400
2.60
*
Power
Mar
4.50
Jan
—l
Mines
.Kontiki Lead
a25c
6 Vic
1.75 May
6c
Jan
Sale Price
29 Vic May
35c
Apr
1.59 May
:
1,600
2.50
common
Renting Aviation
Gold
1.60
6 Vic
•
com.—*
Iron Corp
Keeley Frontier Ltd
Kiena
a22c
131,200
Mining
Ltd
; Jubilee
:
1:40
1.60
700
43c
Feb
1.60 May
2,600
164
_I
1
—
■.
1.60
5
800
35,500
—
May
15c
•
300
1.85
Par
Abitibi
May
6c
May
5c
7,600
±*
Dredging
Jockey Club Ltd
4.00
26 %C
105
3,000
1.64
•
4.50
15
Jan
9%C
5
Friday
Jan
3c
19
3 Vic Jan
10,000
6%c
Ltd-
Ltd
Foundation
3.70
1.60
1
——
Mining
Ltd
Investment
4.00
1.64
5
Helium
Interprovincial
-
1
:;V
16c
—
-_*
Stock
INDUSTRIAL
Apr
8%
Jan
6c
'57c
Jan
Toronto Stock Exchange
Toronto
Prices
May
23c
Jan
105
Feb
Mar
1.75
Canada —2
Feb
16c
May
18c
5c
•*
of
INDUSTRIAL
May
4c
Feb
19
5,000
15c
—36%c
Ltd
2c
..
114,500
,,
'75c
8%C
2.57 May
Jan
28c
105
:
—
Ceramic,
Jan
27c
6c
Ltdi *
Mines Ltd—
Hydra
May
8V4 Jan
50
Jan
9c
Feb
8c
1.92
,
40c
32c
Jan
25c
23c
—
—_1
Ltd
68c
Jan
24 %c
24c
*
Ltd—
Apr
4c
♦
Jan
May
11%
82c
1.19 Mar
a4.50
1
'
The
Jan
16c
4,000
May
4.25
27 %
9,208
13
inv Fd
28% May
4c
;
Jan
Feb
a4.50
:
15c
Apr
Jan
3,400
Ltd-
Speculative
Feb
1.95
25 Vic
1.000
pfd—_100
34c
35c
Mar
23
9,500
19
:——1
Canada
May
10c
200
2%c
1
Mines
8%
2c
*
of
IOC
York
Preferred
13c
—
Ltd
Silver
Golden
Grissol
1
375
19
—
4V»Vc
Autotronics
II,900
27
2c
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
Futurity Oils Ltd——
.
25c
19
Ltd
Ltd
(A J)
Jan
1
Ltd
Foreign Power .Sec Corp Ltd
.
Jan
22%c
22c
'
'
1.50
3,575
—*
pfd-
(1945)
300
31c
26%
-*
—
& Exploration
Investments
Fontana
•
1
1.80
28c
1
10c
1.80
1
May
3.35
24%
34c
:
12% Mar
15c
3.15 May
Apr
11% Mar
Jan
12
25
Products
Jan
Jan
2.60
17%
Jan
8
1,000
Westeel
May
16
*
Ltd
l.dl
14c"
6%c
Mar
.II
—
Co
May
Jan
17%
10
Associates
Oil
12c
5c
12,320
_1
Vanguard
Feb
Apr
10c
18c
Copper
Hout
Jan
1.14 Mar
32c
Ltd
Swimming Pools Ltd
Der
67c
13c
€cr'May
1,512
62c
1.81
900
27%
62c
ViolaMac
41% May
3c
'
Dominion Leaseholds Ltd
——-,*!^v. 22c
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co Ltd-*
26%
; Dumagami
Mines Ltd—
1
34c
Dumont Nickel Com
1
Duvan
Co
3.45
26%
27%
•
Westburne
31c
Explorers
3,730
3.45
«
Jan
1
Dominion
20c
15c
1
B_
Apr
Ltd—
•
250
29
10c
Ltd
2.65
25c
**
„*
Electronics
2.65
Jan
16c
500.
.
4,500
Apr
235
__
4c
24,100
5%c
Explorations Ltd
Mines Ltd-———————.
Virginia Mining Corp
Weedon Mining Corp
36% Jan
3,000
•
1.000
7c
5c
18c
4,167
l_
1.81
6c
5c
25
25
18c
1.81
6%c
class
Towns Electric
Mar
Van
1,000
;—
Delta
Val
1,700
1,560
Crusade Petroleum. Corp Ltd—;
Apr
2,000
_•
Credit
4.70
4c
25
6%c May
a
Mining Co Ltd
Principal Properties
United
May
Jan
1.70
22c
29.000
*
Obalski
3 %C
25
7 %C
15c
4c
21 %c
class
May
Jan
1
Ltd
Corporations
81c
4.00
62c
Ltd——
Corp
Freezers
Asbestos Corp Ltd
77c
1,700
36,800
6%c
United
United
81c
Jan
90c
7c
United
Feb
4.55
10c
81c
Feb
6%c
77c
13.300
85c
1.81
Apr
3 Vic May
1,500
I,000
higb
11c
1
Jan
United
Low
10c
—•
—
14c
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
10c
Ltd—
92c
5 Vic
4.55
11c
Canada
3Vic Jan
pfd_—*
Ltee
2.35
Petroleum
Trans
1,200
3 %c
Ltd-.
Titan
May
Low
Shares
1
Ltd-
Jan
9c
12
1.70
Paper Corn Ltd
•
Quebec Yellowknife Mines Ltd-1
Copperstream Mines Ltd
—1
Provost
7 Vic
Mines
for Week
1
,
Jan
2Vic
Apr
3%c
Consol
&
l%c
Tazin
Mines
Ltd
Teck-Hughes Gold Mines
rib Exploration Ltd
Jan
1.70
Consolidated
Couvrette
3 V2C
a4c
Ltd—.—.—1
Pacific
20c
Talisman
3%c
Ltd——1
Sec
Jan
5,000
4.55
-————
Consolidated
11c
7c
a4c
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava!——1.50
coni-gas Mines Ltd.—-—-2.50
i
May
1,500
12
Copper Corp
1
jCommercial Oil & Gas Ltd—.
Warrants
1.27 May
14 %c May
1.00
lie
—-—1
Commodore Business Mach
Jan
11c
2c
Cleveland
i
3,500
13.350
2c
2.06
1.
1
.
1.27
Mines
Sales
Range
of Prices
Par
Lake
Tache
May
lie 14 %c
13c
13c
83c
*
13
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Jan
6%C
7c
-*
Ltd..
9V4
121
11%
———1
Ltd!
Corp
Low
13
1.25
•
__
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
13
Canorama
•
Shares
i--,——1.25
Mines Ltd—,.
Friday
for Week
Low
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended May 31)
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
'''
C
.
.
•
*
8% Jar
9% MaJ
5% May
Volume
Number 6269
197
.
.
The
.
Commercial and
Financial
Chronicle
(2285)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
.v<
•.
:. '•
v
;
..
Low
Par
Friday
STOCKS
last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
Low
V:V,'
',:!f•;
*
4.00
4.00
4.00
10
Feb
4.00 May
Holt
preferred ...——-——..100
Canadian General Electric pfd
28
44
37 %
44
44
5
41
Jan
45
Feb
Home
&
37%
38
75
35
Mar
Feb
Huron
Erie
44 % May
Husky
Oil
Canadian
Products
Food
common
2nd
Canadian
General
Canadian
General Securities class A—•
Class
,_*."
B
—
__
43
44%
263
16 \\
16%
16%
120
20
5,300
•
18%
17%
18%
10,933
10
Investment—
66%
66
67 %
6,791
*
—
Canadigui
Hydrocarbon common—
Canadian
Imperial
Canadian
Industrial
Canadian
Industries
„
Bank.
Canadian
9%
9%
10
15%
83%
15%
16 %
83%
1
4.60
4.40
4.75
31
11%
30%
31%
11%
11%
preferred
10
•
Corp class A
Common
Utilities
common
4%%
preferred
preferred
5Vc
-100
100
1
Vickers
Wallpaper
4%
preferred
preferred
Westirighouse
Canadiamvide
Properties
5%%
Capital
___
Industries
Bldg
Trust
Clairtone
4.95
6%
Feb
23%
29
Jan
Jan
46
35
100 Va
101
50
19%
200
25
25
70
20
20
250
99%
18 Va
Mar
25
Jan
20
200
15%
Jan
150
20%
Jan
29
175
25 % Mar
5
5%
600
62%
900
:V.;. 68
V. 25
—
4.55
3.10
17
Columbia
Cellulose
Conduits
4.15
Apr
16
463
68
56 Va
May
7,010
5%
4,850
2.10
Apr
Apr
3.80 May
7%
7%
7%
8,430
4.10
Jan
7% Mav
9
9
105
8%
Jan
9% May
May
8% May
8 %■:
8
685
7
Apr
.9%
9%
11,890
7%
Jan
—
8
8Va
422
7%
Jan
.9% May
8% May
—6.25
6.00
6.25
11.217
4.75
Jan
6.35
*
Consolidated
Bakeries
Consolidated
Building common—1
*
—————10
Preferred
Warrants
i———.
Consolidated Mining & Smelting
Consolidated Paper
Consumers
Gas
*
-—*
preferred—
Copp Clark Publishing
Distillery
Corby
Coronation
class
A
;
Warrants
____————
Trust
Crown
Crush
Dale
Ltd
Estate
Distillers
Seagrams——_
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
of Canada
Dominion
Dominion
8% ;;
7
4,890
1.80
2.05
1,675
26%
26%
27%
275
3c
8c
115,454
9%
9%
9%
375
17
16%
17
2,727
1.25
1.25
1.25
2.025
•
67
67
500
13%
6,345
2.60
2.65
1.200
51%
53
14,946
.
Warrants
2.820
1
7%
7%
7%
200
6%
2.75
2.75
920
1.95
Jan
8
8%
335
8
200
8
—_*
50
Co
23
23%
350
19%
20%
4.502
Trust
Farms
preferred
Minerals
5%
Gas
5%
class
I
Preferred
Motor
of
Jan
50% May
15% May
Feb
16 Va
17%
Jan
20
21
Feb
Jan
145
Apr
20% May
146 % May
Jan
12
Feb
50
Mar
853
42%
36%:
Jan
9%
1,675
9 Va
75
50%
44%
10 %
May
51%
Jan
Apr
:
38
198
30
Jan
39
745
11%
Feb
8%
875
13% May
10% Jan
1.75
350
:
63
65%
14,614
20%
20%
1,870
,26%
26%
225
4.35
4.35
100
69
70
50
__
__
29
71c
29
50
71c
—
75C
5,700
7% May1.60
2.45
Apr
50%
Jan
17
Jan
28
4.35 May
4.95
Jan
20
79
May
65c
Mar
55
52
427
45 V2
188
188
190
746
171%
•
9V2
9
9%
2,388
J.
»
28
27%
28%
983
25%
—1
20 %
20%
20%
320
*
—
7%
9
7%
200
104' 104%
272
5%%
Power
100
115
100
General
General
Class
General
107% 107%
*
Development
Dynamics
General
104
_100
Bakeries
General
'
1
pfd
preferred
General
,
5Tc
Motors
13%
14
6%
6%
6%
Feb
6%
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
55%
Jan
193
Apr
Apr
11% May
29% May
Jan
20%
Jan
8
Jan
Apr
Drill
Jan
10%
Feb
20
5%
Apr
1
27 %
27
27%
305
,79%
75%
79%
2,199
104% May
Jan
300
•
_1%
.•
Petroleum
13%
1
.1
27
May
62%
Jan
.
107 % May
14
8%
32
May
Jan
Feb
79% May
common—_50c
81c
81c
400
81c
Jan
85c
Mar
50c
A
Products
67c
67c
2,000
65c
Jan
70c
Jan
32
Feb
Mfg class A
*
29%
29
—
425
29
' Mav
"
General
Wares
Envelopes
Goodyear
4%
Tire
preferred
Mackay
13%
12%
92
90
92
154
*
11
11
11%
1,335
*
141
140%
—
48%
48%
6 %
6%
common.!
class
A
Canada
Gordon
*
_—_—___*
Steel
Preferred
Globe
—
common
50
—
class
A—
*
13%
V
9,710
141
55
200
100
"
class
Grafton
A
*
...
Great
Lakes
Great
Lakes Power
Paper
12
-
*
24%
12-
20%
*
12
19%
20%
24%
25
25
Class
B
B
Greater
Coal
—;
class
A
1st
A
Jan
49
Feb
May
Jan
Carpets
!
_
common
Preferred
10% May
1.25
680
For
1.85
1,000
74c
May
1.35
May
1.65 May
2.45
Jan
17%
4,086
14%
Feb
17
,17%
1,667
14
Feb
17
.
3.CO
2.25
3.25
1,200'
22%
22%
23 Vt
1,455
60%
61
365
4.00
2,625
footnotes,
2.45
2.45
'
4.75 Jan
17%
210
Jan
55c
1.280
19 V4 Alay
87c
Jan
Mar
*
7%
175
20
20 Vt
2,100
16
Mar
20 y2
Apr
28
28
75
26
Jan
28 Va
59
325
Alay
Alay
59
58 %•
6%
8V4 May
Apr
•44V4
Jan
60
,
63 Vt Mar
73%
Interprovincial Bldg Credit 1959 wts„
Interprovincial Discount common
♦
27% Alay
54% Alay
56c
900
45c
common
Intel-provincial
Pipe
Line
Steel
Pipe
class A
Investors
Syndicate
Jamaica
Public
Jefferson
B
Club
Jockey
Ltd
Preferred'
Class
B
200
87
3,370
*
2.35
2.05
2.35
58%
58%
59
_•
May
Jan.
75c
May
4.75 May
78 Vt
Jan
87
Alay
Feb
2.65
Apr
Alar
59%
Jan
Feb
53
314
Jan
6%
Jan x
1.50
27,457
Feb
13%
Apr
'
UVa
9%
6%
11%
6%
1.650
4.95
Jan
2.65
2.85
6,000
2.05
Jan
3.15
Apr
Apr
3.30
*
common
6%
2.85
1
-
;
61c
4.80
85
87
25c
,
Serice
warrants
56c
4.75
_5
Lake——-—
Class
3.25
3.35
4.975
3.10 Alar
3.55
Jan
11
200
10%
315
11
10
10%
Warrants
400
7
'
10
—
preferred
Kelly
...
10V4
62c
60c
65c
6%
6%
2.35
2.65
10
10 %
1,025
16%
16 y4
17
10
10.365
10
10 Va
.
1.550
6%
2.40
Douglas
class
of
Canada
Labatt
__•
Lafarge
class
Cement
4,186
Jan
/. Jan
1.80 Mar
•18%
Jail
58% Mar
7
,
11% May
10% May
Apr
Feb
17% May
17% May
3.50
Lake Ontario Cement
Preferred
97
Jan
:
80c
3.30
2,170
2.40
Feb
3.40
2.65
2.60
2.70
6,533
2.35
Feb
2.90 Alay
2,000
Jan
11% Alay
11%
11
11%
72c
80c
36
35V4
36
16%
16 Va
16%
1,147
•
16%
16%
_25
25%
253/4
26
20
21%
21%
98
2nd
Jan
Apr
18 %
Feb
897
16
Feb
19
Jan
245
23V4
Apr
26»/2
Feb
21%
535
20 V4 Alar
22%
Jan
32
32'/4
325
40
Feb
43 Va
Jan
71/4
81/4
10.940
12%
Feb
18%
19% Alay
—_—12
1st pfd—30
13
18%
12%
7Vi Alay
133a Jan
13
2,187
IOVb
Jan
13
32%
32%
33
835
30%
Apr
33%
Jan
51V4
511/4
40
50
Feb
52
Feb
Jan
A
^
.
_38
common..
preferred
Loblaw
Groceterias
2nd
class
A
preferred
Class
1st
B
*
preferred
30
1
Loblaw
Inc
T——___
Loblaw
Cos
B—
Loeb
50
Minerals
(M)
;
Power
Macleods
*
56
56
class
32 V2
&
class
v!
18%
A_2.53
7.922
9
.
8 3/8
9
260
31%
Apr
33%
9%
500
8 V4
7%
Jan
10%
Feb
9.419
Apr
7% Alar
47% Jan
9%
Jan
9%
Jan
33
,
'¥
16,030
51
235
84c
82c
200
18%
I8V4
2.050
900
21
425
23
Jan■
24 Va May
18,796
18%
Jan
26
*
27
27
271/4
350
—•
13%
14%
13
13%
2,415
Ma her
A
Paper
Ltd
Shoes
Maple Leaf Mills common—^
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
4 Vz%
preferred
5%%
M
E
C Canadian
P
22%
109
■.
Light & Power pfd
13.50
Midwest Industries Gas„——.—*
Brick.
Modern
Class
B__
Monarch
23%
150
21%
121/4
100
10% Jan
2.05
2.25
•17,070
293/4
28%
Northern
Quebec
Utilities
820
12
Feb
96
210
88
Jan
100
Jan
45%
Jan
55
Apr
14%
Feb
16 V2
Apr
16
4,847
16
225
90
28%
28%
29%
630
19%
19%
19%
210
17 %
28
283/4
285
28
May
30
Mar.
15%
16
400
14
Mar
16
May
28%
15'/4
37%
—
19%
preferred__50
——1
50
50
51 Va
8 3/8
9
2,285
5.50
85
85
pfd
..100
_•
27
27
13%
13 Va
10
13%
14
19%
18%
3.40
3.75
35
35
35%
8%
*
preferred
Petroleum
8%
V
83/4
IOV4
14%
8 V4 Alay
11V4 Mar
17,920
8.00
8.10
740
23
23»A
6,607
20Vt
Jan
3.25
3.30
200
2.75
Feb
7%
7%.
..
3,725
7%
493/8
29V4
29V4
6.10 Mar
6% Apr
49% May
26 % Apr
.
75
49%
*
100
May
22
Mar
56
May
May
May
3.25
*
15
:330
10
1.30'
38 Va
1
Gas
8%
-u—,
——
Batten
■
—
common
113%
___*
3.00
8V2
—m—
Mfg
preferred
common
9%
10%
1.30
1.55
38
39
8%
83/4
84c
89c
113% 115%
3.00
8%
Feb
8V4
22,158
i>
Feb
1.30 May
1,475
35%
4,539
4.80
13,064
2,541
;,v
55c
1,399
64 Va
;
205
Feb
Jan
Mar
Jan
3 00 Alay
75
3.00
8%
14V4
-
8
8
Apr"
4.50
20%
21
200
19 %
13
13
'» 13
165
11%
Jan
16%
163/4
725
**
——.—*
—
84/4
51
37
Jan
Feb
Feb
6% Mar
154/2
Jan
10% Alay
1.75
Jan
41% May
8% May
1.20
117
Feb
May
5.00 Mar
91%
Feb
234/2 May
880
20%
—
9.00 May
Jan
•
———•
/
151/2 May
23% May
3.50 May
ilan
70
5 Va
Jan
8% Alay
13% May
400
4.90
May
51% May
5% Mar
13
51%
47%
'
4.40
364/2 May
Jan
123/4
51%
53
20
:■
Alar
12%
51%
5.00
preferred.
Revelstoke Bldg common—
—
89c
100
Chemical —II————2
Litho
Preferred
2.55 May
31,280
143/4
*
Quebec Natural
2nd
2.55
15
—20c
Ore—,
Bros
Robertson
3.25
%
Iron
100
:
*
Corp
Jan
Jan
Apr
144/3 May
38 »/2 Jan
3.40 May
14%
50
Engravers
14 4/a
23
Drilling ———_———*
Pipeline common..
—1.25
Industries
Jan
8.00
Pembina
common
Jan
May
27V4 May
14
;
Apr
85
Feb
30
.
Apr
6.00
Feb
Apr
14%
1
—_———_—_.—.
Hersey „____———_—•
Preferred
1,055
•
May
9%
12% Jan
1,620
>
5i4/4 May
34%
1,800
371
Jan
20%
230
3.75
common
—
20
5.25
8,656
38
15»/4 May
374/2 May
80
325
13%
Feb
Jan
8% May
135
37V2
13%
Debenture—
Feb
49
80
27V4
•
;
19%
Jan
17 Va
300
>
Jan
13
425
8%
Feb
284/a May
29% Apr
31 % Mar
16,815
—
Warrants
21
9,575
19V4
16
14% Mar
274/4 Jan'
773
151/4
36%
19%
19%
—
Jan
27%
*
A
Apr
16
15%
*
Class
Apr
271/a
__*
Reid
15%
27%
7,618
.
•
Gas
Power
&
54%-
Wholesale™—.———___1•
Reichhold
104/4
1,700
20
Flour
Grip
31'%
303
9
131/4
5.40
Power
Cement
Rapid
Jan
7V8 Mar
293/4
54Va
——30
Natural
Telephone
Warrants
Power
Feb
54%
*
—
Northern
Phantom
3.95
Jan
13V2 Alay
31V2 Apr
Jan
123/4
36%
Ontario
Photo
2.45 May
Jan
95%
—
Mines
Penmans,
234/2 Alay
124/4 Feb
Jan
3.00 Alar
6
Jan,
Jan
8%
12%
—^—5
Northern
Parker
1.75
27%
—_.U——————*
Loan
8
Feb
1,113
Chemical common—*
Noranda
Page
7
30%
common—,.—————_*
*
Ogilvie
7%
28%
Wire
Ontario
71/4
300
Niagara
Ocean
1.65
3.25 Alay
2,282
preferred.
Scotia
Apr
Jan
3.65
Steel
Nova
1.30
1.95
13%
Niagara
B
Jan
160
6.450
745
3.50
———5
Trust
North West
109
1.50
3.25
—.10
National Drug &
..Preferred
..'
Jan
1.40
12%
*
National Grocers preferred
Class
104%
135
107 4/a Alay
3.50
.*
—.—
May
Feb
12%
———
Works
Corp common—
National
2.10
*
Foods
Jan
102
—•
A
_—
Fine
Locomotive
Montreal Trust
Moore
class
Brewery class A
Montreal
14 % May,'
:——•
Containers
Molson
109
13 %
12%
10
108 Va
27V4 May
11% Feb
24,354
105
Alar
Jan
Apr
121/4
7%
Mexican
Milton
14%
25
24
23%
20
____——.—_—20
Preferred
14Va
Mar
2.85
1.50
Properties—w—__*
Metro Stores common..
23
105
100
preferred
—100
Ltd ———____!————*
Maxwell
"7% May
109
Jan
24
20% May
26%.Mar
Jan
Apr
97c
19% May
251/4
Jan
Feb
5lV4
Jan
13% Mar
24
Jan
Jan
Alay
24
Price
75
,
8%
91,4
32%
84c
•
—
19 V*.
24
Premium
13%
Jan
24%
Jan
50
:
preferred..——_20
18
202
-
840
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River^.—,—.*
25
108'
•
»17
.
501/4
*
.—
Ltd.:
Maclaren
76
10
:9:
8%
9%
•
Preferred
Locana
Jan
8,328
•
32%
clasu A
Class
64 1
Apr
Mar
85c
—
Industries
Levy
50
480
,
66c
_•
class
preferred
210
,
9%
225
Feb
May
'
$2
24- ; May
Jan
7 Va May
Feb
3.15
39
preferred
1,465
22
109
4% Mar
50c
~8
$1.25
4.55"May
109
Feb
16% May
preferred
55
18%
100
3
Preferred
100
350
66c
5% Mar
465
7Va
10
$1.40
Warrants
4.70
12%
17 Va May
7
May
3.25
_———
Laurentide Financial
9 Va Mar
13,759
7
7
10
—
■
Secord
Laura
4.25 Mar
7%
Jan
Jan
14%
1
common
Loan
9% Mar
26V2
9
Jan
6% May
2.65 May
4
7
—
—i.
Warrants
Lambton
2.45 May
20%
80c
Feb
1.70 Alar
~
4.50
Feb
5V»
1
...
——
Gas
'2.10 Apr
26
58c
7,325:.
66c
10
Warrants
Lakeland
*
10
A
Common
975
6%
■
A
Warrants
Kelvinator
8,142
20%
43.
2,725
19
70c
48V4
9%
6%
see page
Apr
6Va
Jan
26
4.55
20%
1
6%
6
62c
Jan
645
9%
25
97 %
Apr
May
4.816
2.45
__
20%
Apr
Mar
17%
17%
*
18%
Apr
6V4
"
8,194
Pacific
13 Vz
Jan
100
17
6.00
54%
Fixture
25
69
.
preferred
100
Feb
27%
Products
Jan
*
.
Steel
Hendershot Paper
Hinde & Dauch
18
3.65
69%
Steel
Jan
Jan
*
4.55 Apr
16% Jan
53%
new
Store
Jan
69
;
Feb
7%
Nickel
Oshawa
9%
69
,
Alay
100
19
5
Ontario
8.65
6%
9%
common.
100
26%
19%
100
^
Siddeley
Apr
*
Minerals
Ontario
100
4.00
•
96
Jan
——.25
Feb
Jan
1,215
GOO
'
May
com___*
—
Powders
6% May
12
10%
2,645
——
v
49
68V4
Overland
•
common-.
Feb
May
6%
54%
20% May
6%
—
28%
47 %
27%
Jan
4.15
.
24% Mar
v-
69%
15%
6%
10
16
700
18%
70c
Alar
•'45% May
13% Apr
6Va Jan
*
12,417
*
^___
Preferred
Hayes
144
4.15
•
common
preferred
Hawker
Mar
May
May
13%
1.65
__
•
—
Farms
Harding
11% May
•
trust
Industries
Chemical
Class
Hardee
5%
11
92
*
—
Greyhound Lines——
Guaranty Trust—"
Hand
45%
13 %
Jan
Feb
13
1
Winnipeg Gas
Voting
Greening
127
Jan
10%
13%
._
warrants.
West
Class
8%
•
—
Northern Capital common
Warrants
Great
7%
84
1.10
Warrants
Great
May
40% Mar
2,825
'
6%
192
108
6,402
May
2.50
2,410
'
common
1
—
Bronze
Neon Products
Gatineau
Jan
33
—25
Jan
83q
May
100
Jan
30
18 Va Mar
55
Alar
65% May
21% May
Feb
25
58
*
class A
95c
May
18
•
18 Va
—20
i
Preferred
.
18 %
common
-
City Gas
International
Apr
51% May
13%
37%
65 Va
5
;
Trailer
May
May
24
16%
T
C02
(Charles)
Freuhauf
10
Mar
20%
.—20';
——
Companies
Frosst
47% Mar
13 %
Mar
7%
__
Jan
533
18
10
preferred
International Utilities
May
11
13 Va
*
Co
9 Va
Apr
Apr
7%
38
•
;
_
Canada
Foundation
10
50
9% ::
*
Ford
Jan
710
•
1
Mfg
Ford
7% May
2.75 Apr
1.75
A
1.60
5%
4.95
__■__*
—
Natural
International
Apr
300
•
common.
Jan
50
51%
—
.
85
,.100
Co
Feb
9.00
11%
41%
__
common———i—
Grain
Fraser
42 V*
•
Falconbridge
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Parmer Candy—
10
13%
67%
Jan
50
50
com_*
new
Mar
7.25 Mar
61
11%
...
.
*
—
22,510
146 % 146%
*
——*
warrants
Federal
380
6.008
18%
*
Federal
50
13%
23
,__
Form
185
50
15%
19%
Ltd
A
9%
13%
15%
18%
preferred——————50
Match
9%
—
*
Economic Investment
Fleet
8
11
'
16»/a
19%
.
May
29% May
Jan
*
—
Jan
Feb
65c
110
23% May
29% May
600
common-.
Co
Class
13
2,444
——___——23.50
Industries
Exquisite
5%
67
-100
Feb
7%
,131% Mar
.
20,476
Mar
1,350,
8.25
common
Brewery
53
13
12%
—
2.85 Mar
.
Jan
66
Preferred
Eddy
Feb
Apr
Apr
Mar '
12%
/
f Preferred
Textile
Emco
47
15%
12 %
50
Dominion
A
2.50
69
Jan
66%
Dominion Tar & Chemical common—*
Class
Jan
11%
*
Preferred
Coal
1.75 Mar
Apr
15
Dominion Stores
Dupont
•55
Jan
20
29%
*
Dover
1.10
17% May
Jan
29%
common
181
44%
15%
15
100
Mar
29%
Scottish
Dow
May
Jan
124
135
Dominion
180
43%
100
Jan
Feb
13
,
181
43%
175
May
110
13
*
Steel
10%
13V8 Mar
!_—.—•
.—_
Inv
29 %
15c
20
13
Magnesium
;5
9
Jan
118
15%
Dominion
Dominion
Apr
26% May
3c
May
Feb
14%
I!
Jaa
66
Jan
17
14 %
common
common
3.65
1,45
8.20
Lime
8
May
115
Warrants
Dominion: Foundry & Steel™.
Dominion
6
8% Apr
19% May
Jan
17,846
35
:
7% Mar
16%
22%
*
_______—
Jan
21
21"%
25
common
Electrohome
'
12%
.
13%
*
preferred
Dairies
Preferred
Gen Inv
May
2.30
Feb
Feb
2.05
*
Coal
Dominion
109 Va
109 %
6%
52 Va
'
Jan
100
-2
;
19
Jan
509
2.60
22
Feb
,1.05
315
Apr
106%
19
*
—
Mar
6
8,991
41% May
24 % May
106 %
6%
*
common
27%
Jan <
30
10
International
Jan
36,
120
8%
*
common
22%
27,804
—._——*
Timber
Crestbrook
Feb
24%
18%
._—*'
————-*
Jan
107% 107%
—
——
—
Imperial
<R L)
Ltd
Grain
7,734
9
107% 107%
/__v
18%
Preferred-———————25
Rights
Cosmos
27,339
40%
24
■
107V4
*
Credit
26%
38%
23%
—
100 ;
100
—*
*
~—
B
26%
26 %
*
common
Class; A
Class
9%
150
49
Jan
8%
—
500
33
5
Preferred
Jan
Jan
3.70
*
—.
_
65c
6%
International
67% May
,
13%
8
National
65c
32%
27%
Inter
Feb
Jan
200
<
—*
Warrants %„
May
6%
Apr
67 Va May
>
21%
31
3.35
68
'
.—-—
2,100
!__—•
19
9,047
10
Intei-provincial
Warrants
7%
1.15
49
—
Preferred
May
Jan,
16%
-
6%
1.05
6%
Mar
17
21 Va
16
7
1.10
common
Inland
22% Jan
Jan
24
29
3.60
1
—
Inglis (John)
Ingram Bell
Inland Cement
86% May
101
Feb
Jan
16%
67%
58% Mar
26%
Industrial
May
Jan
preferred
4% %
Mar
Jan
16
1,323
.———4.86%
May
83%
3.50
62%
Industrial Acceptance common
*
2% '/<■■ preferred
-—^---——50
May
11%
34
67%
60%
Assurance—
Imperial Tobacco
Jan
31 Va
Jan
3.50
__——————*
common
Jan
Jan
'8V4
—-25
Chrysler
4.00
10%
29 Va
—-
61%
High
1.35 Mar
Imperial Oil
10
67 %
——*
Wines—
Imperial Life
Apr
21 Va
*
10
common
new
Gai
Chateau
—;
Feb
50
29
5
3.50
19,395
*
10
16%
642
16%
20
20
*
1
—
—
100
1.85
-----
Glaze
83% May
24%
.
21%
1.70
;
warrants.
Flo
Feb
Apr
35
7-
C
Imperial
Feb
8%
37
--
Low
21%
1.70
*
13%
692
Range Since Jan. 1, 196S
High
—20c
_r.
common
80
19%
B—_*
com—*
Class
Shares
19 % May
69 Va May
86%
37
19
Mfrs class
Canadian
20 % May
Feb
86%
100%
Natural Gas
Canadian Western
Jan
for Week
20
Pittfield™
Warrants
Jan
34%
7-
*
Canadian
Canadian
Charter
31
35
•
—
,
28
27
28
*
Canadian Tire
16 Va
16%
36,542
2,381
Co
Pacific
Petrofina
Feb
15% Mar
1,425
Railway————25
Marconi
Canadian
Jan
61%
175
50
39
15
4,228
83%
33%
5,174
*
common——
—_
Canadian
Canadian
19%
,
2.50
Gas
Preferred
3.10
5
Sales
Range
Low
Par
Renfrew
Week's
of Prices
,
Sale Price
High
■
(R ange for Week Ended May 31)
Sales
STOCKS
41
13
Jan
16%
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2286)
42
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Last
stocks
Sale Price
Holland Paper class A———
Rothmans of Pall Mall
Oil
Royalite
St
Lawrence
A
Cement class
St
Lawrence
Corp
Class
103%
Seikirk
Warrants
1
1.925
4.15 May
8% May
18c
542,706
Feb
6%
Cable
Feb
Mar
54c
29%
55
28%
Jan
30%
Apr
45%
905
44
Jan
47%
47%
210
45
Jan
27%
27%
27%
3,480
45% May
47% May
28% Feb
8.00
7.75
9.05
18%
20%
25% May
4.60
4.80
540
37
37
Jan
100
Apr'
12%
13%'
1,600
12.1 May
34%
33
34%
4.372
29%
Jan
3.00
3.00
3.00
300
2.75
Jan
13
l
Mines_____
7,300
2.05
4Vic
Jan
7c
Mar
lie
11c
1,000
10c
Jan
14 %c
12c
12V2C
15c
102,000
(Apr
8c
Feb
15c
15c
16c
23,850
May
12c * Jan
21%
22 %
18c
Mar
1,010
20 %, Feb
20c
24
20c
Feb
1,100
2.10
.i8.Vic .Apr
23c
2.10
100
Apr
2.00 Jan.
2.20
3.75 Mar
5.10 May,,
Mines
Oils
&
_l
Mines
l.
Petroleum
Gas
&
25c
Petrol
Oil
*i
1
1
Petrol
Canadian Astoria
Apr
Canadian
Australian
3.55
Jan
Canadian
Jan
Canadian
Devonian
Aur
Canadian
33
33%
795
31"% Mar
36%
Jan
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
Canadian High Crest
4.40
4.60
595
3.80 Mar
10%
10%
2.050
9%
10
1,200
3,500
11%C
•Stuart, Oil
9%
*
25
25%
25%
*
18%
18%
710
3.55
3.65
1,250
21%
20%
21%
4,245
51%
50%
51%
1.712
V 37
87
49%
50
1.05
7,770
19c
19c
1,525
92c
.
27c
Jan
4.75 May
Apr
4,50 May
Jan
1.18
1.00 Mar
18c
Supertest
preferred
ordinary-
Petrol
Common
Tamblyn
Texaco
49
__.
18%
common
Canada
Ltd
Preferred
Third
Tip
*
__.
common-.
100
_
Canadian
General Inv
Tailors
Top
Toronto
Iron
Works
Toronto
Star
Towers
Marts
class
A_
—__
!
preferred
:
*
11%
50
90 c
90c
2,516
90c
•
16c
15c
May
17c
6,890
Malartic
*
14 %c
41c
May
18c
40c
41c
13,450
Apr
33c
Jan
52c
7 Vic
Feb
.7 Vic
30%
common....
Gold
Jan
North
Inca
1
Canadian
9,085
1.14
7c
Jan
5 Vic
9 Vic
Jan
6c
3,848
5c
1.24
May
1.27
8Vic
Feb
40,840
95c
,._6c
Apr
40c
40c
*
Williston
5%c
1.27 May
Finance
class
A
*
13%
$5
preferred
Canada
Trans
Prairie
Union
A
1963
Victoria
Vulcan
Central
Del
Rio.—_
15% May
66% May
Central
Pat
Geld:
Central
Porcupine
15% May
Feb
11.
125
59"%
Feb
2.100
60c
Apr
4,000
6c
59%
Cassiar
13%
Jan
Charter
62.
May
Jan
Cheskirk
15%
Jan
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
Apr
200
13% Mar
14%
25
39
42
Mines—
Jan
49c
May
74c
Coclienour
Willans
2.01
1
4.40
May
Apr
4.40
4.55"
Coin
2,650
4.10 Mar
Gold
23 % c
23 Vic
4,70 May
28c
Jan
7% Mar
10
May
Coniaurum
9%
10
550
9
10
Mar ■
Con
21%
21%
22 %
9,933
30%
30%
30%
170
„1
Inv
class
B
Corp
,_
pfd
30%
Consolidated
1,415
100
15
14%
15
4.20
"
4.25
700
6%
5%
4.30 Mar
10c
13%
1,745
i
Beta
.Consolidated
20c
lo
common.—
Consolidated Callinan
Apr
5%
4.25
new
Consolidated
May
Jan
4.50
/■__
May
30%
.
Mar
.
20C
16
Am'
Walker G
Westcoast
Trans
Voting trust
West
Ltd
common.
class
Plant
_I__
A__
Central
Consolidated, Dragon
Consolidated
class
A
Zellers
Consolidated
Apr
Consolidated
Morrison
Jan
41
41
50
May
Consolidated
1,850
4oc
Mar
1.00 Mar
Consolidated
Negus
1.20
900
70c
Consolidated
13%
1,390
May
Feb
2.10 Mar
13
1.40
750
2,550
1.40
18%
19
19%
20
22%
22%
23
12
%
65c
pfd
17
Jan
20%
19%
Jan
23
94
Jan
100
100
305
11
11%
6,239
8.85
108 %
109
27%
27%
27%
50
9%
9%
9%
2,600
8%
20
19%
20 %
4,590
4.55
4.95
4.705
30
'
Ltd
class
A
5
common
»
Electric
40%
•
5%
40%
'
5
250
5%
5,480
106%
25
9%
15%
20% May
2.95
Feb
5.50 May
Mar
40% May
Jan
5 % May
.32
3.55
*
Uranium
Accra
Mines
Gas
Advocate
Agnico
Croinor
Ltd
Alta
Pitch
—_____•
77c
Feb
Jan
52c
May'
53c
9,719
35c
Mar
54c
May
Devon
28c
12,072
25c
May
28c
May
Dickenson
2.80
2.91
3,000
5,462"
1,050
Coast
5.75 Feb
15c
Apr
33c
May
75c
Denison
18c
Apr
35c
Jan
3,100
27c
Mar
58c
Apr
7,200
84c
Mar.
1.25
1.10
1.26
4.45
4.45
4.45
1,325
1.13
1.10
1.14
28,983
90c
Feb
39c
41c
17,750
39c
May
3,150
2.12
2.10
2.20
17 %C
15c
18c
3.55
1.99
1.35 May
Jan
4.60 Mar
1.24
,53c
Apr
2.33
5%c
6c
1,500
5%c
9c
Jan
8.25
May
May
1.15
1.29
23,525
90c
Jan
7%c 10 %c
34,400
7c
Feb
2,449
7.15
J an
Apr
40c
20c
M:ay
4c
Mar
8c
Apr
28c
13,944
26c
Feb
32c
Apr
63c
91c
84,670
38c
Jan
91c
May
1.01
1.10
1,100
1.01
12c
lie
12c
16,000
7Vic
Feb
13c
Apr
9c
8%c
9c
6,400
7c
Mar
12c
Apr
5c
May
9c
Feb
5%c
Jan
1.25
14c
5c
5 Vic
1.90
1.90
2.18
1,600
1.86
Jan
2,55 May
5.20
4.85
5.25
10.172
4.20
May
5.25 May
20c
Jan
8.500
14c
14c
14c
15c
9.500
12 %c
11 %c
13c
52.200
7c
Jan
13%c
Apr
31 c
32c
9,175
30c
Feb
43c
Jan
25c
26c
10,562
16c
Jan
26c
i
26c
1.17
17%
Mar
May
1.22 May
1.11
1.19
62c
Jan
17%
18%
8,325
17%
Feb
14 V2C 17 Vic
94,050
6%c
Jan
10c
19,000
7c
Feb
11 Vic
Jan
13c
15c
365.288
3Vic
Jan
15'c
May
10c
14c
143,375
10c
Mar
16c 16 Vic
5,400
20
,
27c
1.29
May
,_llc
Jan
~i
10 %c
40c
1.06
1.00
1.11
4,708
63c
Mar
1
50c
46 %c
52c
156,650
33c
Jan
74c
34c
Feb
21c
23c
12%c
Jan
1.00
1.00
200
90c
Apr
7c
10c
92,000
5c
Jan
5%c
5c
6%c
5c
Jan
3.45
3.45
3.50
1
9%c
1
2,500
*
43,400
1,800
3.40
Jan
A___
22c
16c
Apr
29c
Jan
3.500
5c
May
11c
Jkn
64c
62c
66c
105.450
19 %c
Jan
89c
Feb
7%C
1.31
1.10
Francoeur
French
1
11%
11%
11%
2,318
8.95 Mar
12 %
24 %
24%
175
22% Mar
24%
Apr
25%
25
25 %
1,880
24%
1.41
1.36
1.45
4,600
92c
Jan
25% May
1.45 May
36c,
42 c
47,380
23C
Mar
50c
Apr
31c
Feb
39c
May
Jan
74c
May
12 Vic 12 %c
14,860
10%
Jan
13%
71c
Apr'
77c
2,000
:.4.70
2,800
3.90
28%
28%
775
24%
Jan
95c
Jan
4.75 May
30% Mar
13%
13%
14
700
12%
Feb
15
7c
7 Vic
8.700
7c
Jan
11c
Jan
22c
23c
1,500
18c
Mar
30c
Mar
8 Vic
14.500
8c
May
12c
Jan
7%c
8c
8c
20%c
20 %c
22c
7 Vic
16,000
2.22
14.500
2.25
2.20
2.25
5,775
1.09
1.08
1.10
9,900
7c
8c
19c
20c
7c
Ii
1.38
1.37
2.38
2.32
13c 14 %c
1
._—
16c
15 %c 18 %c
6c
Feb
25Vic Apr
8%c Feb
Mar
2.21 May
1.86
2.75
Feb
Jan
3.00
Apr
,95c
Jan
1.20
5c
Jan
16c
Feb
Feb
IOV2C May
37c
1.36 May
Mar
1.72
Jan
7.050
2.20 Mar
2.87
Jan
9.000
IOV2C Mar
I6V2C
Apr
5.505
/
125,500
15c
May
22c
Apr
9c
May
14V2C
Jan
2.85 May
3.70
Feb
Ltd—
._20c
10c
9c
10c
preferred
10
2.90
2.85
3.10
*
76c
78c
870
66c
Jan
1
7%C
8 Vic
17,000
6c
May
.—j.—
Apr
5.500
2.40
IIIIIl
20Vic
Jan
20.500
1.40
1
Mines
6,800
7c
2.21
7c
1
Mines
Feb
73c
4.50
28%
I_1
Hi
Hi
Mines
Jan
10.700
•
2,609
1.05
Feb
May
24 %
lie
Mar
57c
4.70
——1
Ltd
Petrol
Apr
20c
21,461
HI*
h
Mines.
Mining
Mining
Fatima
Feb
5,232
343.100
74c
1
Ltd—
Oils
8c
39c
,
73c
.
IHI*
Gold__
Sullivan
Farwest
12 %c
1
Sol
Fargo
63c
-___—2I50
Eureka,
Jan
8c
32c
74c
l
—
Mining
Corp
Faraday Uranium
Feb
8c
33 %c
HIIHIl
II_Il25c
Oils
Malartic
El
10c May
7c
Feb
3.90
i
H
Mines
Elder-Peel
Feb
r
May
8,000
7c
H—H*
Amphi
Feb'
7c
Mines—
East
East
Jan
7c
IIIIIIHl
Mines
East
Jan
Feb
14c
Duvan Copper Co
Dynamic Pete__
Jan
8%c May
24c
Feb
Jan
16 %c
;
Mines
Jan
10c
'500
5%c
26c
Jan
26,166
'
14c
;
-
Palmer
Apr
13,785
44c
i
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Jan
——_____25
9*
__III__:i~50c
Jan
1
22c
21c
26c
46;600
16c
Apr
*
52c
52c
54c
3,800
49c
Mar
4
95c
93c
LtdIIIIIIIIIIl5()c
95c
6,600
93c
May'
16c
16C
18c
1,800
15c
Mar
8c
72,550
7c
5,300
~
*
7%c
HIIIIIIIH*
5%c
7c
6%c
I
IIIIIII*
HIIIIIH
1
footnotes,
42c
22c
42c
9c
Mines
Dunraine
23 %c
25,300
_
Mines
Beattie Duquesne
17.200
20c
9%c
!
Petroleum—.
15,165
•22,142
Mining
Petroleums
44 %c 45 %c
22c
16c
Mines
'... 26c
10c
*
,_
Barymin Exploration
May
j
Mines
Dome
24c
30c
Gold
Pacific
Delnite
Jan
8.25
IIIIIIIIIIIIIII
Barnat Mines
8c
I Hill
H-IIIIl
.__
Donalda
20 %c
9c
I
For
Delhi
Mines
Dome
May
27c
_
& Gas claiss
Bankfield
Jan
IIHIIl
Jan
lie
8.00
Horn
Deldona
May
36,750
10c
1.20
Deer
Frobex
preferred
5%%
preferred
Banff Oil
Bankeno
:
5Vic
\
_;
Apr
3.20
14c
29c
Nickel—IIII
$5
Uranium
19c
6c
24 %c
HIIII
Bailey Selburn Oil
i.soo
~ *
IIIIBoc
!
21c
Jan
Jan
8.25
Copper
Trust
Jan
7.85 May
Jan
2.12
16%c
:___•
Mines
2.00 May
7%c
Apr
11c
_____I_IHHH—Il.
Aumaque Gold Mines
Baska
Jan
40c
18 %C 18 %c
,
Bata
43c
8,300
5c
III*
Ruffner Mines
Metals
13,621
19c
"
Arcadia
Warrants
___;
Base
6,770
60c
18c
II
Associated
Barex
7.80
47c 49 %c
1.35 May
_____l
;
Gold Mines
Asamera Oil
Gold
7.25
50c
1
Arjon
Aunor
Jan
•26c
20c
United Development
Atlin
14c
27c
Mines
Atlantic
Mar
Mar
51c
2.84
Anglo Huronian
■
56c
10c
55c
10c
Petroleums
Area
Jan
1,000
•
HI
Minerals
Anacon Lead Mines
Ansil
25c
lie
48c
—
Anglo
17,450
11c
7.25
Amalgamated Larder Mines___IIIIIHi
Amalgamated Rare Earth
l
Anchor
Mar
5%c
H-l
Daering Explorers.
Daragon Mines—,
Decoursey Brewis Mining
599
<?,125
47c
1
Ore___^___—
Roxana
Alminex
16c
5 Vic
_
Mines.—
1.45
111
H l
.
Yellowknife Gold
Pacific Consolidated Oils
Allied
58c, May
IIIIIIHl
5 %c
11c
Akaitcho
Allied
IIV2C May
Jan
1
~
Pershing
5c
47c
.
Ltd
Mines
Mines
Jan
Jan
14c
*
Courvan
43c
»
*
.
Oil.
&
7c
44c
3,100
I.III*
—__II_II
*
I
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Cowichan
1.35
l
Exploration..
Acme
4.166
3.376
16c
OILS
Abacon
Acadia
10c
58c
-
Mining
Copper
Craigmont Mines_—_
Jan
15c
__I_1
Hi
1.1
Zinc
Lead
10c
53c
1
Mines—
Mines
Coulee
Jan
Jan
1
Petroleum
Copper-Man
29% Mar
Apr
Feb
,7c
9 Vic
90C
Exploration!
Coppercorp Ltd
Cusco
AND
9V2C
2.50
_;
Crowpat
MINES
Jan
Jan
28c
West
Apr
8%c Jan
5c
1
Conwest
Apr
5%c Mar
92c
*
Red
Consolidated
Apr
5,500
,.
Apr
Jan
Mines
Sannorm
Apr
8c
7c
15c
Apr
Mines..
Poplar
Regcourt Mines
Jan
May
1
Consolidated
12
Jan
12c
2
Consolidated
111
57c
Feb
4c
;__
Apr
Jan
Apr
5c
II*
Ltd-.
May
% May
5,080
11,970
Jan
27c
196,500
75 c
Mines
Northland
Consolidated
10 %c
39.571
11c
3,500
I
Ltd
Quebec Gold Mines—
Consolidated Rambler •___
Jan
10,125
33c
7Vic
8,910
l
Consol
11,210
100
•
Apr
30c
19
Mar
.
•4,000
1
Nicholson
Consolidated
16
109
50
Jan
1.45
Jan
15%c Mar
4.75
$2.80
13 %
12c 12 Vic
Feb
88c
Exploration_IIIl
Mosher.
50c
36%
May
7 Vic
Mogul
16
1.40
warrants
Ltd
Zenith
Apr
Jan
11%
-Wood
Class
2,05
16%
13
41
,37c
i
1.20 May
13% Mar
3,185
Jan
Jan
4 Vic
„
Oils
Mac
1.704
18%
100
Hardware
Mic
5,250
_____100
(John) Co
Woodward Stores
Consolidated
18c
1
Gold
1.50
19%
preferred
White
Marcus
1.05
A
preferred
Consolidated
14%
13%
Warrants
S6
5.00 Mar
4,900
Mar
2.50
7c
1
15%
5
Class B
4%%
Jan
Jan
37c
24c
82c
Arrow
15
•
(Geo)
4.25
78c
Jan
Feb
4%c
Mines
1.20
;
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.
Marbenor
Jan
82c
Halliwell
Consol
50c
III*
common
Pacific
Golden
Consolidated
Jan
59% May
14%
41
*
Copper
Weston
3,098
5
Warrants
Western
4.95
1.00
Apr
61c
*
7
Lake
Mar
8,600
Mar
7%c
Oil
Gillies
67c
2.00
4%c
gonsolidated East Crest Iron—
onsolidated
Fenimore
Apr
18c
_l
Jan
May
22c
100
„_i
Cadillac
14 y4
•
II*
_II_*
Products
Western
4.90
40c
55
*
Discovery
20c 20 %c
common
A
Westeel
6,800
8c
Flin.
15%
;_II*
;
inHZH*
400
59%
1.35
l
i
45c
58%
4.95
■-III*
_—w—_______
Foods
Indies
Class
"45c
59%
Waterous Equipment
Webb & Knapp Canada
Westfair
i
.
& W
11c
5,300
7,033
•
31c
31 %c-
I
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Consolidated
Wainwright
Mines
May
4.50
4.00 Mar
Jan
12c
i
Bellekeno
31
Jan
H_*
—
Shawkey
Consolidated
40
20c
4.35
.____*
Key Mines
Con
30 % Mar
:_M,_
66c
26c
21c
66c
%c'
2.50
26c
2.50
Coniagas
28% Mar
4.35
♦
Mines'—
20
19 Vic
2.50
*
28
4.90 Mar
III
Mines
*
35
660
Smelt
Metals
75
40.
&
Commonwealth Petrol
25
40
5%
*
Lake
Combined
Jan
22% May
Jan
28% Mar
•
common
Grey
Feb
30%
Mar
8
14%
23 % May
29% Feb
23% Jan
25
:
Feb
Jan
605
580
May
1.35 Mar
8%
300
.15c
32c
8%
30
Jan
9%c Jan
43c
22%
28
16c
18c
750
22%
30
Apr
Apr
Feb
14 Vic
8.000
Jan
26%
1.60
407,400
Apr
May
30
6c
Apr
Jan
Jan
74c
6%
Jan
28
1V03
Jan
7c
42c
11%
130
130
38c
9.25
1.36
Jan
1.65
22
__—
38c
5c
58c
955
,
_1
Jan
1.06 Mar
15% May
Jan
18%
17,750
7.90
Jan
Mar
1.56
775
_*
15c
45c
68 c
1,060
■;
18,200
Jan
12
Feb
1.65
12
_.
16c
13c
Jan
30c
*
7%
common
28,500
15c
13c
98c
10%
1
12
A
7 Vic
15 %C
May
May
Min
22
Canada
2,100
10c
Chromium
7%
*
1.45
7c
Apr
16 Vic Mar
Chimo Gold Mines——
12
—
Copper Mines
1.41
7c
55c
.
May
7%
common
2,500
10c
Jan
6Vic Jan
Jan
29% May
Mar
*
20
.
4,800
l
Chib Kayrand
15,725
35,520
6c
l
Chesterville
13%
8.25
1.36
6c
l
Feb
13%
8.00
1.31
—___1
—
;_
Jan
41%
1,100
8.15
3.50
13%
13%
1.500
71,230
'
1.36
l
l
60c
Apr
13 % May
*
;
*■
*
:_
Mines
14%
.
Ltd——:
Oil
23.087
common
Ltd
Quartz.
Asbestos Corp
Athabaska
15%
Power
&
Cayzor
Jan
14%
preferred
"Venezuelan
33c
Apr
51%
14%
__
Fuel
11"%
33c
May
91
*
;
United Steel
Vendomatic
11%
53
Apr
Pipeline
B
Preferred
United
66c
11%
Jan
21
Pipeline
of
15,000
30.543
preferred—
Gas
9c
55c
29%
United Corps class
Class
8c
60c
28%
preferred
Union
54,581
9c
l
29%
Acceptance
2nd
14c
*
Gold
1
Elevator
Class
10 Vic
Mines
Cariboo
Pipeline—
Trans-Mountain
Turnbull
16c
Feb
41%
Class ;B-
Trans
Jan
Apr
100
•
9c
22
62
15c
12,000
11 %c
Jan
11%
95c
82c
10 %C 11 %c
l
17%
11%
10c
Feb
10 %c
Exploration
4.25 May
195
85c
25c
i
Candore
Feb
2.800
11c
-
3,900
Can-Erin Mines
May
19 % May
3.55
15%
Jan
_*
Silica
15% Mar
64 %
85c
..L—:
27
Jan
25
15%
61%'
Jan
Long Island
63
15%
_10
Warrants
Traders
49%
*•;
Bank
•
91
50
-
Dominion
Toronto
pfd
jr
Jan
26c
Canadian
28% Mar
50
A
1.20
May
Captain
Superior Propane
Jan
Canadian
Mar
43
91
LOO
Feb
22%c Mar
Jan
Canadian
300
1.02
1.40
Jan
May
2.99
3.15
87c
Apr
Apr
Jan
Feb
Canadian
29%
18,466
Feb
1.55
4.95
12%
Canadian Northwest Mines—
29%
27,525
1.08
Jan
Jan
10%
21% May
*
27,280
4.50
16%
Feb
23 % May
226
12c
1.03
___10c
Feb
100
'27.544
22%
9%c
16.000
4.35
20c
19 % Mar
15%
21%
1.15
77,500
14c
4.55
1.07
16%
Canadian Homestead
...
lie 12 %c
4.35
1
17% Mar
15
15%
.
.
Petroleum
.
3.45 Mar
13c
4.45
Jan
Jan
1.09
4.35
1
:
14
22,520
1.22
Jan
4.15 May
2.50 May
Jan
10
20%
2,750
4.65
1.15
•s
*
100
4.25
Dyno Mines
Feb
22 %
1.36
„___10c
52
22 %
1.35
_
37c
3.10 Mar
9,035
!
1.15
Exploration
11%
21%
16 %
4.40
Minerals
20
1
16 %
1
Delhi
Jan
—*
4.80
16%
1
Feb
Bros
4.60
__1
Tungsten
17%
Canada————____„
4.65
1.35
51%
Steinberg class A
-
i
50
10%
2.10
Lands—
.Canada Southern
Canada
22%
-—5c
-
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake
Canada
15c
!______•
Oil—
*360
_—*
Jan
11,300
1,200
Radio
6.45
6c
52
Paving-_^-_^--_------.-4_-*
Jan
2.45
9%
Standard
May
40Vic Apr
5.25 May
24c
Apr
2.31
Camerina
4.60 May
Jan
51c
Mar
12c
4%c
34%
9% May
47c
23c
4 %c
13% May
•
-
May
■
_i
Lake_;
19%
■
2,570
May
7 Vic May
11c
May
800
52
.—50
71,992
5.65
10c
13,625
9%
pfd
51c
5.25
rj
26c
19%
Industries
44 %c
5,25
___l
.____
Mining & Smelting—.
Holdings Ltd
*
"
5Cc
1
___;
Calgary- & Edmonton.—
37% May
—*
2u,Uulj
;.o
Red
Calalta
20% May
5% Feb
Jan
4.60
27
).2C
7c
18,620
lo
4.10
Calvert
9.05 May
Apr
13%
59,418
4.60
May
5.30
9 Vic
11c
Jan
4.85 May
9Vic Jan
:
26c
Cadamet
Apr
29%
11c
18c
8%c
3.30 Mar
11
45%
18%
Standard
of
2.35
15c
9c
11 %c
Jan
4.00
Buffalo
6,425
64,400
20,447
16 %c
*
2.20
4.00
Jan
8%
\
333.035
7 Vic
14 Vic Mar
2.40
5.20
5.00
11c
4.85
7c
46c
•
_1
2.15 Mar
2.60
Feb
___l
Buffalo
8%
14c
4.30
1
Ltd-
Reef
Brunswick
3.935
2,000
Ankerite
Jan
«an
3.25
14c
High
Mar
14c
1
-----——-——-20
'Stafford' Foods
Steel
Broulan
69c
11%
2.80
33%
;Stedman
103% May
Jan
Jan
9%
37c
7c
.'
Ltd-
>
15,620
4.65
Uranium
Mines
May
48c
700
Corp
Mines
Mines
Bay
Low
44c
-50C
Bralorne Pioneer
—*
Slater Steel common
Somerville
Jan
99 %
25
*
—
.
Simpsons
Ltd—
S K D Manufacturing
—
23
500
12c
—.——5,
Dairies class A—
—*
■
Jan
6,282
*
Canada
Preferred
Apr
Bouzan
52c
common
Silverwood
19%
10%
45%
——
Industries
Shullys
Silknit
Jan
4.65
50
50
—20
preferred—
preferred
Shell Investment's preferred—
B
of
Bidcop
2.45
Class A
Oil
Bibis
Apr
Feb
9%
8%
..
Industries rights
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
Shell
Jan
10%
9%
*
Shawinigan
Class
14%
Yukon
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
1
26
Black
Shares
40c
—_1
_M—_
Mines
22 %
4
•—
A
class
Holdings
Bevcon
Jan
2.95
—
Copper
May
Feb
9%
700
103% 103%
Bethlehem
81
10 % Mar
25
51c
V.
Arts
Seven
19
Feb
14
100
22%
9
Jan
72% Mar
305
22 %
Quebec
43c
for Week
Priees
Low
_1
Cdrp______
Belleterre
10
7%
2,000
26
.10%
18%
—
Ltd———:
Say/ette
.
11%
25%
22Vi
Maurice Gas_
Salada Foods Ltd__-----.----.-r~-——-'*
St
Warrants
11%
Mining
Jan
Feb
of
Par
Belcher
7% May
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Feb
9
3,850
10%
—-—*
100
———— 1
preferred-—
A
78 %
25 %
A—
common
900
11%
25
"
4.00
2.6C5
76%
common
(Hugh)-class
Russel
10
8
—10
Preferred
200
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963.
Low
6%
9%
i—-—-10
Royal Bank of Canada
STOCKS
Shares
High
6%
*0
--*
Friday
,
for Week
Range
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
(Range for Week Ended May 31 )
Sales
of Prices
Low
Par
preferred
Rockower
Week's
.
.
see page
5c
21c
Geco
Mining
Mines
Ltd-
Genex
.
Mines
Giant
Mascot
Giant
Yellowknife
Glacier
Feb
Glen
Jan
,_i
Ltd..
l__
Mine
.____
Mines Ltd
Goldale
j.
4%c
5c
8,100
22c
15,183
4%
Feb
6%c May
4%c Apr
11c
Jan
8c May
8c
Jan
7c
Feb
22c
May
Goldfields
Grandroy
28%
8c
29
2,306
14,750
8c
May
17c
Mar
1,200
65c
Jan
90c
Apr
10%
Jan
12%
82c
25 %
Feb
29% May
11%
11%
12 %
2,642
11c
10c
11c
30,000
10c
Mar
4c
Jan
11c
Feb
37c
18 %c
Feb
Jan
8c
8c
2,048
30 %c
33c
7,000
15V2c 16 Vac
24,300
15c
Jan
24 %c
24 %c
26c
24,500
24c
Feb
33 %c
13 Vic 18 Vac
54,517
13c
Jan
18 Vic May
3.80
24,450
1
*
1
.
32 %c
1
Mines
Jan
8c 10 %c
28%
I 82c
1
__*
j.__
Mining
Mines
,
1
1
Goldray
Granduc
1
;_
10c
:_.__ 1
Explorers.
Uran Mines
"
20c
43.
54c May
1.20
Gaitwin
1'
18c
3.80
3.45
24%c
2.95 Mat-
,
17c
4.30
May
AptJan
Jan
Feb
Volume
Number 6269
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2287)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's
Friday
Gridoil
Freehold
Gulch
Gulf
Shares
33c
37c
17,44 ?
Mines
High
32c
Jan
Obaska
56c
Feb
O'Brien
Feb
6c
Par
13
Mar
May
Lake
Gold
7%c
Jan
9.25
14,924
8.00
Apr
9.85 Mar
600
2.10
Jan
2.60 Mar
Orenada
10 %c
Apr
Range Since Jan. 1, 1D63
High
Low
4%C
1,000
4c
Jan
5Vic
50c
7,791
48c
Feb
58c
Feb
lie 11 %c
5,100
8c
Jan
14c
Jan
12 Vic
12c 13 %c
5,000
10c
Jan
15c
Jan
8.20
Apr
4
Hallnor
Hard
9.00
Mining
Gold
1
7.55
7.45
7.65
14,002
Mines
1
2.65
2.28
2.70
124,250
Minerals_:._LL—___——
-
Gold
1
18c
Gold
Hasaga
Mines—
31c
743,675
Jan
31c
11c
Apr
15c
Feb
May
9,354
Ormsby' Mines
1
35c
30 %c
37c
20c
Jan
37c
21c
Osiskb
May
May
Feb
30,697
9c
1
37c
35 %c
37c
9,100
30c
49c
Jan
12'/2c 12 %c
3.900
12c
Apr
15c
Jan
Pamoil Ltd
May
Mar
500
90c
Jan
1.03
Feb
Pamour; -Porcupine
26,600
4,000
12,500
10c
Jan
24 %c
Apr
20c
May
*27o
Jftri
5c
May
Sc
1
Head ;, of
Lakes
Heath
■;
6 V2C*
6c
6c
.
1
2.80
2.75
5
28 3/4
28%
11,415
2.51
6,104
2.80
Hollinger Consolidated Gold—____
Home Oil Co Ltd class A—_
20%
29%
.
Class
B
I~2~50
Jcburke
.
3.10
Jan
Pax
Apr
2,9% May
Jan,
Joutel
Kenville
Kirkland
Oil
10c
90,220
21c
May
10,334
24c
Mar
55%
56%
2,940
7,605
iiiii
12c
12c
12c
1,700
10c
Jan
1
75c
74c
75c
65c
Mar
96c
Apr
—1
23c
19c
23c
4,000
16,400
15 %c
Jan
23c
59c
58c
59c
4,983
52c
Feb
Sec
MayApr
50c
55c
50,750
50c
Feb
27%
28%
525
36 Vic 37 Vic
6,800
16 y8.
15%
% 59%
Jan
14%
>
Feb
Pel-mo
17%
13 Vic
Jan
May
51c
Jan
40c
2,000
33c
Feb
55c
Apr
76 c
7,000
70c
Feb
86c
'Jan
•
8%c Mar
221/2 c
21c
23c
50,800
20c
13c 13V2C
6,625
11c
27c
Mar
13V2C
Jan
4%c
5c
12c
.
11c 13 %c
Place
Oil &
Placer
Feb
5%c
Jan
15c
Apr
Preston : Mines
Feb
27c
Jan
Prospectors
11c
Jan
20c
31c
9,231
Feb
Provo
1.55
Jan
Purdex
33 %c
50c
55c
50,500
4 %C
5c
7,000
4%c
Apr
6.75
7.CO
1,074
6.45
Jan
1
1
25c
*
33 y2
26c
9,454
•
5uc
—
17c
Langis Silver
9,409
11c
25
Jan
7.60
7c
8c
Gas Producers
Minerals
Leitch
Jan
Apr
Point
Long
Gas
2.35 May
2.98
2.95
3.60
3.55
3.60
3.80
3.80
"206
Apr
4.25 May
35 c
33c
35c
16,300
29c
Jan
43c
33c
39c
229,700
25c
May
39c
1.36
1.37
9c
24,500
1.55
10,325
15c 15 %c
7,500
V
_._1
1.45
7c
7c
10c
9 %c
11c
5c
5c
5%C
3,500
*
3.15
3.15
—_——1
19c
lie
'••7c
19c
-
Mines
Macdonald
Macfie
_____
Exploration
exch
Being
Jan
•Rio
;Jan
Rio
Jan
Rix
1.97
Red
Magnet
-1
80c
80c
85c
8,5G0
2.27
2.25
2.29
4,350
Cons
Malartic
Manitou
1
—*
5c
4c
7c
6 %c
7c
16,500
Fields
1
72c
72c
76c
3.350
6V2c
Apr
Apr
3 95
^eb
23c
Salem
1.14
v
J nil
4c
May
6j/2c Mar
72c
Jan
10c
Feb
Jan
25c
Apr
2.00 May
Consol—i
8c
Mar
12c
Jan
14c
Jan
16c
Jan
90c
92c
9,342
85c
Jan
93c
Mar
15,110
12Vic
14c
14cl5%C
11%
—
48c
85c
168,450
1.24
1.25
85c
88c
3,400
10,800
81c
Jan
93c
Apr
8,500
9Vic
Feb
13c
Jan
4,500
12c
Feb
25c
Jan
11%
Jan
15
5c
Jan
18c
20c
15
14 %
15
1
6c
5 Vic
6 Vic
1
25c
25c
26c
1
14c
14c
14c
52c
Mar
Jan
85c
May
1.01
14,893
Feb
22 %c Mar
Jan V
12c
1,000
River
6c
4,000
5c
Jan
9c
14c
40,400
lie
Jan
16c
Feb
36c
44c
12,82 \
33c
May
24 610
50c
43c
5
1
_;
.____:
Gordon
14 %c
Silver
7,323
15c
Jan
23c
Mar
Siscoe
11c
Feb
18c
Mar
May
Apr
Southern
80c
8,250
12c
Feb
37c
May
49c
Jan
47c
Jan
70c
Apr
Starratt
8y2C
8c
8!/2c
7,400
8c
Feb
10c,
Jan
8.35
32,985
1.21
Apr
1,500
3.05
2.95
3.05
19,998
2.86 Mar
5.20
664
5.00" May
20c
May
37c
Feb
31c
18,454
1,700
19c
31c
20c
Jan
38c
Mar
21, Vic
24c
40,481
lCc
Jan
36c
Jan
1.75
1.81
11 Vic
S.teeloy Mining __;
Steep Rock Iron
24c
6,135
1.70
Apr
2.05
Apr
12c
14,000
9 Vic
Feb
16 %c
Jan
"10c
10c 10 %c
12,000
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
3,365
62c
1
30c
28c
30c
9,700
28c
May
46 c
Mar
—_—__1
8 Vic
8c
9c
80,700
6c
Mar
lie
A»r
4 Vic
4 Vic
1,000
Jan
6c
Apr
4.90
4.60
4.95
28c
26c
28c
10c
9c
lie
151,000
1.50
1.55
3,450
13 Vic
14C
4,000
12c
9,350'
20c
1.81
—1
90c
62c
_1
8c
8c
1,500
8c
Jan
11c
-•
52%
2,215
43 y2
Jan
54%
25c 27y2c
33.400
25c
8%c
78,600
4%c
—
26c
Lake_—
1
Lake——.——1
6%c
7]/2c
Red
26c
30c
54,700
3.00,
3.15
20,087
31c
31c
34 c
19,550
60 c
57c
61c
12,800
,
City ' Petroleums—
Mining Corp
Mt
May
8c
13,300
lCc
23c
Mar
37c
May
14,300
26c
Jan
45c
Apr
18c
Mar
19c
19c
16%
4,354
9c
9j/2C
10,500
78c
77c
80c'
52c
44c
52c
9,602
3,100
Jan
9,000
74c
Feb
24,425
36c
Feb
17c
Mar
Tormont
67c:: Apr
33c
20c
21c
1.9C
2.05
1.16
1.08
1.18
12%c
12V/2c
"146
34.000
10c
Jan
18c
—*
5%c
6c
5c
Jan
8c
May
Apr
2.40
1.24
25c
2.09
1.85
2.10
6,700
21,300
——________1
Exploration
13c
13C
15c
50.150
13,c
Feb
Jan
l—
Mines
New
Athona
4c
Gold.
Bidlamaque
New
Concord
Warrants
——*
1
Development.
Holdings
Newconex
1
—
:
•
4'/2c
9,767
36c
40c
12,500
26c
New
Continental
Davies
New
Goldvue
Oil
Canada
of
5.200
5c
5c
Mines
5%c
,,
24c
Apr
Mindamar
New
1.55
5,400
90c
Feb
4,600
23c
Jan
173.300
10c
Jan
4c
Jan
7c
Jan
9c
Feb
Vauze
Jan
1.75
Apr
Vespar
4c
4 J/2 c
2,166
7c
7c
4,715
1.40
1.57
86.300
5V2c Mar
5.00
1.12
6c
7%C
4,700
6c
8c
10c
108.200
8c
1
22c
21c
24c
109,400
14c
16c
17c
22,800
United
8c
Jan
88c
Jan
60c
Mar
85c
V Jan
39c
2,500
25c
Apr
40c
Jan
22%C 23 Vic
23,000
19c
Mar
30c
Jan
10c
Jan
12c
1,600
80c
83c
4,530
53c
Jan
10c
1.300
10c
Apr
9,600
1.50
1.55
95c
1.00
35c
1.50 Mar
44,800
30c
592,825
20c
20c
22c
11%
11%
34c
40c
3.40
3.55
71c
75c
19,740
1.30
1.32
800
6.199
Feb
9.95
30c
3.20
52c
1.15
24c
Jan
12%
50c
Apr
Jan
Jan
5.70 May
6.45
12,562
18c
22c
10,800
18c
May
18c
18c
3.499
15c
Feb
14 Vic
Reef
14 Vic
18 c
47,625
1,43
1.43
1.49
41,665
16c
16c
2,250
1.50
7,005
1
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Vandoo Consolidated Exploration
■
.
2,000
,
Jan
1,35 Jan
15c
Mar
1.37 Mar
May
Feb
Apr
Jan
-
4,20
Jan
78c
Apr
Feb
1.65
Feb
8.75
22c
May
22 %c May
21c
May
1.57
26c
1.66
Apr
Jan
Jan
16c
Jan
25c
Feb
6%c
Jan
4%c
33,500
3c
May
77c
4.200
68c
Mar
97c
16c 16 %c
.
77C
—__1
Mines
21c 21 %c
21c
1
1
Mines
1.45
1.415
10%c
Jan
1.15 May
Jan
5.70
,
1.84
Apr
20c
1
Jan
86c
May
14%c Mar
35c
5.70
—
12c
Jan
18c
7,826
75c
76c
.16c
83,483
3.50
7
6.426
38c
1'
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Jan
12c
55c
*
—
15c
2,000
—1
Fortune
__—;
-
2,300
11%
Urban
6V2C Feb-
Feb
1.90 May
Jan
12,361
97c
Upper Canada Mines 1_———
1
Quebec
—_____
i.Apr
21%'c May
Jan
17c
36c
May
Ltd.l
tTnited Oils
1.65,May
Jan
Vic
Jan
82c
1
United
9,800
7c
ctfs
Hill
United
2,000
19c 21 V2c
1
—_—
Apr
1,500
4c
30c 31 %C
4c
trust
voting
Keno
24c
1.56
____
Jan
39c
Jan
63 c
1.54
*
1
^—__—1
Macfie
1.45
19 %c
Canso
United
United
29c
May
4c
United
Apr
7%c- Jan
3.40 Mar
Apr
68c
34 %c
—
—
Buffadison
4.65
1
—
Asbestos
United
4c
24c
•
1
—
United
Apr
4.50
4c
4.55
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Harricana
New Hosco Mines.
Jan
Jan
•
50c
Pete__—
2.50
Apr
5c
1.55
—
New
New Jason
•
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Calumet
New
New
—____1
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4c
4Cc
Alger Mines.——_—_—__l—L.1
New
New
4c
—
—
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
26%c
1.85 May
Feb
1.87
15Vic May.
May
1.56. Jan
68c
10c
Mining Corp ______L_——'_——1
Oil
1
Union
5,%c Feb
42 c
—
Petroleum
National
Nealon
Mines
2,500
11c
—
Jan
Union
Creek
Nam a
National
Jan
Feb
Jan
Apr
12c
58c-
82c
Triad Oil
^
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Tribag Mining Co Ltd——————-1
Trinity Chibougamau _———______—1
Jan
1.01 May
1.80
1.49
5.35
36c
38c
23c
1
1
1
Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
Feb
5%c
36,300
——__
Trans Canada
,
600
,
Jan
Jan
Feb
1.31
66c
—_l
Mines
Towagmac Exploration
Apr
21c
2.05
1
_L_—
Corp^Ltd——
Apr
19c
5 Vic
9,135
70c
13 Vic 13 Vic
58c
Silver Mines
Torbrit
10 %c May
94c
Apr
1
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Oil
Murray Mining
21c
.1.84
68c
68c
*
Mines Ltd
Tomb ill
May
7%c
1
Minerals
Murphy
20C
1.82
lL—
Thompson Lundmark
Feb
23c
17
13% Mar
4.60
7,200
1.75
—■*
Teck
Hughes Gold
——1,
Temagami ______—l____—1
Territory Mining
i.
1
Jan
12.060
16V4
3 Vic
15,681
.
.
32c
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—L
l—
Porcupine
Wright Iron
Multi
May
33c 36 %c
—_____—1
Ore Mines——
Moneta
67c
31c
16%
1.51
1
1
Taurcanis
Jan
Apr
7V'2c May
7%c
.—
Mines
Sunburst Exploration
Apr
40c
35c
.————*
—
'.
May
3.30.
Jan
32c
—__—l
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Mill
Min
30c
Mar
2.25 Mar
Cons
*
——1
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1
1
———
Contact
Sullivan
8%C May
7V2C
Midcon Oil
Midrim
Sudbury
37 %c Apr
20c
—
Sturgeon River Gold
Apr
Jan
50c
26c
3.00
Mines
Gold
Petroleums
Jan
Mar
May
25 %c
*
;_ll—-1.25
Mentor Exploration & Development_50c
Merrill
Island Mining———.—
1
Meta Uranium Mines_LL——_________1
McWatters
Medallion
9.15
—
Nickel
3.35 Mar
Feb
5.60
21 Vic
—:—*
Stanwell Oil & Gas
37,650
May
1.15
23c
Stanrock Uranium
21,450
Apr
1.0 7
1.12
—1
8c
Jan
8.40
1.12
50c
& .Oils
65c
Jan
19%c
8,375
5.00
Ltd
40c
Jan
Jan
4.425
1
Union Oils
61c
Feb
Vic"
1.37
6.4o
15c
8.05
—
38c
8.05
.
Jan
13%c Apr
14c
1
Mines
Jan
50c
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Mines
Spooner
May
7.75
Silvermaque
Stand
3c
99c
7.95 '
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Silver Miller Mines
*••
29c
3,000
1.20
May
May
21,065
36c
4 Vic
1.15
Mines Quebec
; Sigma
Feb
1.02
31c
4 Vic
v.
1.18
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1
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Creek
8,300
51%
Red
Feb
Jan
16c vFeb
5%c
50c
———___,
7%c
Mclntyre
May
7c
32c
12 %c
36c
L__
Gold
Petrol
11,000
8.25
McKenzie
Jan
36c
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Antonio
18c
52%
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1.32
6c
1..
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Apr
Mar
45c
26,200
11% May
40c
Mar
38c
12,966
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Jan
9.65
16c
14c
1
—
Feb
9 Vic 10 Vic
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15%c
3,410
502,300
17,900
25c
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Jan
11%
24c 30%C
88c
88c
7.95 May
Jan
500
2,625
1.24
Feb
1.00
Mattagami Lake ——1
Maybrun Mines
——1
•
3.25
9c
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Matachewan
May
15c
1
Sherritt
Feb
6%c Feb
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Apr
7c
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46c
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Jan
13c
May
1.82
Feb
14 Vic
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Sand
M»r
2.40
May
2.10
1.45 Mar
9c
L_1
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38c
——
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—
64c
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Martin-McNeely Mines
Feb
90 May
1.48
15c
76c
1
t—I
1
—-—
Maritimes
4.05
9.
8Vic
600
45 Vic
16c
.
Jan
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held
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Marcon
84 c
Jan
6.85
6,700
48c
19c 19 %c
17V2c
2.76
73c
3,000
77c
84c
19c
1
1
:
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Marchant
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1
Marboy
9.200
5c.
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Gold
80c
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8c
2.60
2.40
1
Consol
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Majortrans
8c
19c 20 %c
2.60
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—__—:_1
18,402
439,200
1
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held
Lake
Madsen
1.67
.1
Algom
Rupununi Mines
Athabasca Uran
Rowan
Apr
Macfie Ltd
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each
1.64
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400
'beo
Jan
3.15
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.
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16c
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I
five
—
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Cockshutt
MacLeod
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3 20
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United
for
for
share
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10,568
92c
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Rexpar Minerals
ll%c Jan
May
9%c May
5c
M
each
Realm
San
Mines Ltd—______
Gold
Macassa
9.90
76C
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Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
May «■"
1.75
1.15 Mar
2.200
•
3.20
9.60
•
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for
for
Nickel
Raglan
Feb
19c
May
14%c May
79,580
Mines-,——-*
Lyndhurst Mines L—
Lynx Yellowknife Gold
Jan
1
RadiOre
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1.50
Mar
1.51
Feb
•3.90
Jan
1,30
<8c
61.990
-1.60
1.58
—____1
—1
Jan
3.55 May
7;000
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1.51
Mar
Explorations Ltd
Quorito
5.00 May
8c
59c
70c
1
Queniont
1,400
1.37
Jan
May
_l
Queenston Gold Mines——,
-Jan
1,480
1
40c
50c
17c
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7.60 May
5.00
2.25
exch
share
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21 %c May
2.36
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1.860
;
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10c
,
May
4.90
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Lorado
7c
14c
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Quebec Metallurgical
33% May
2.35
.
Gold—
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Jan
8,600
3,100
1.65
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Quebec Mattagami————
Mar
18c
\
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Jan'
13.000
65,200
1.54
Mines ___—-!
Gold
Long
Jan
May
42c
52c
3.00
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Lithium
5.00
Mines———————___1
Gold
Lencourt
Little
5.20
80,751
Ltd
Ltd
Ascot
32c
Jan
3,249
7.05
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64c
31
63c
89c
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2.36
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Apr
43c
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1
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63c
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1
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40c
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May
33
15 Vac 21 %c
1
Jan
Apr
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Feb
1.05
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30,200
1.55
29c
24 V2C
&
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L 6.85
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Gas
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,
6,540
14c
22c
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&
19,533
36,5C0
5c
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Peruvian
Jan
25c
3,000
27c
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Gas & Oil
Perron
May
10,337
9c
25c
50%
1
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25,600
27c
31c
74c
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Lamaque
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May
44c
15c
23c
29 %c
_1
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15c
15c
20c
Mines
Jan
31c
7.30
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Jan
14c
24V/2C
_______—__—._1
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26c
1
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,
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17 c
11 Vic May
1
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1
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57,500
12c
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40c
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Dufault
21c
11 %c
4.20 May
Being
Lake
18 %C
'
14% May
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21c
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75c
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Labrador
Feb
Jan
9c
1
—1
——*
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Feb
3.80
Jan
1
——
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8.20
Feb
2.50 Mar
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Jari
3.10
11%
40c
Mines
Gold
Kerr-Addison
6.15
100
11%
1
Frontier
Keeley
7,501
3.40
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Paymaster
..
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23c
7.60
3.40
5,397
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Mar
7.25
6,321
—:__l____„i.
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Jowsey
12c
7.45
3.40
1
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157/8
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Jonsmith
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14c
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35c
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1.08
14%
1
*
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54c
Jan
3.80
1
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Jan
86c
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Joliet
45c
5.700
12 y4
1
:
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1.04
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Consolidated
Ponder
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48c
96c
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47c
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;
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:
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21c
21c
1
94c1
16c 17 %c
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1
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2.70 May
17,500
12c
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1
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15c
Feb
1.85 Mar
10c
13c
1
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Harrison
6.50
Feb
13c
1
Mines—
2.40
2.40
—_1
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Rock
Opemiska Copper
Orchan
Gunnar
Hiarn
Vic
48c
Malartic
4,000
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lie
Oleary
4,500
:
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7c
8V2C
8.20
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Okalta
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bC
of Prices
Low
Mines
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for Week
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Sale Price
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12
7,730
35c
9C
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127'8
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Last
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High
12 V2
127/c
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STOCKS
for Week
Low
Par
Plains
Great
Friday
Range
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended May 31 )
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of Prices
Last
stocks
43
1.500
13c
Mar
22c
Apr
2.09
Jan
4c.
76c
2.03
49,608
1.35
Jan
Apr
2.01
1.85
——1
90C
89c
90C
1,566
70c
Jan
97c
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3c
3c
3 Vic
5,000
3c
Jan
4%c
Jan
10c
Apr
17c
Jan
13c
Mar
Violamac
Jan
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'
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New
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt
Newnorth Gold Mines
New
New
Taku
Merger
New Senator Rouyn__
Nickel
Rim
Norgold
Norlex
—______1
16c
1
38c
Rock
15c
5,000
18c
19c
Feb
35c
5c
Jan
7%c
13c
14c
4,200
13c
May
19c
32c
25c:
38c
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40c
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Mines
44c
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37c
28c,
28c
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1.65
740
_50
33c
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33c
200
57c
4.00
58c
4,075
3.60
4.10
55,174
Mar
2.78 Mar
9c
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25c
May
1.20
27
44c
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Jan
Feb
V 3.60 Apr
•
34
60c
6.25
25c
26c
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17c
Jan
28c
32c
30c
32c
31,600
25%c
Jan
48 %c
4,220
21c
Apr
30c
Mar
*
1.100
35c
Mar
55c
May
26c
50c
50c
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2.10
3.500
1.85
2.60
Feb
9V2c
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8%c
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Feb
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26.500
6c
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12c
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3.00 Mar
5.05
89c
Feb
Apr
Feb
13 %c
16c
11,055
12c
Jan
17c
Apr
1.10
1.24
14,325
93c
Jan
1.35
Feb
4.30
4.70
30,087
1.55
1.50
1.60
24,600
14 %c
14c 16Vic
1
37c
35c 37 %c
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85c
80c
85c
71c
Apr
Apr
1.00 Feb
9c
8%c
9 Vac
12.300
8%c
Jan
10c
Jan
„6 % c
9c
173,700
5%c
Jan
9c
May
1.08
1.12
8,750
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& Zinq
Lead
•
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Young
(HG)
Yukon
Consolidated
Yukeno
•
1-.
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Mihes
Metal
Zenmac
Zulapa Mining
—
1.10
—
1.80
60.400
24,743
18c
Feb
Apr
42c
1.650
1.05 May
1.19
Jan
Feb
8c
5,750
Feb
14c
7,400
41c
Jan
47c
4c
5c
7.800
3c
May
27,800
19c
Apr
31c
Jan
228.950
16c
Jan
38c
M'ay
4%c
_1
22 Vic
21c
23c
_l___L—.——1
31c
26c
34c
—
4.70 May
29c
45c
8c
_1
—_1
Jan
Apr
43 c-
—1
—
_———L—
Mines,
7C
2.32
1.50 Mar
13c
6c
7%c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
24c 24V2C
2,700
7c
4.50
Mines
Yankee Canuck Oil'
May
Jan
82c
6c
~1
Yale
Apr
Apr
4.25
82c
9%c May
—2
Wright
May
1.77
'*■: 3.35
82c
*
Lodge
Decalta Petroleum
Windfall
May
30c
6,756
1.20
Willroy
Jan
45c
1
Mines—
Beaver
Western Mines
3.15 May
14c
Apr
24c
l
warrants———
A
6.600
1.60
__1
Canada
2,607
25c
Exploration
Mines
82,220
.
__1
1
_'
35c
3.05
10%c 10%c
35c
3.00
ioy2c
55.500
13c
Feb
__LLL_,
1
Wiltsey Coghlan __——__—______—__1
Jan
13c
14V2c May
Malartic
Western
Jan
*
common
West
Western
May
6,500
_L____—_*
Westburne Oil
Feb
10.301
7c
Petrol
Westates
-
Apr
29c
11c
10c
4.20
Petroleums
Wespac
Jan
6 Vic
Jan
10 Vic
13c
Werner Lake Nickel L_____i._L_L_-.__—1
Jan
28c
*
!
Oils
Rankin__
.
Mar
40c
5V2c
1
i
Goldcrest
Nudulama
13c
4%c
15 Vic Mar
14%c
_1
:
—
Exploration
North
Nova
May
500
—______
North
Northern
May
28c
8,800
•_
Coldstream
Northspan
11c
5c
__1
Ltd
Canadian
Norvalie
Jan
6%c Mar
15,751
l
•
North
■
lie
Wasamac
Apr
12.500
16c
Mining Corp
Northgate
25c,
1
Preferred
North
Jan
46,766
5c
North Bordulac
North
Apr
Jan
May
10c
1
Norpax Nickel—.'
Northral Oils
28c
24%c
Feb
13c
15%c
Mines
Mines
9c
Jan
19c
28c 29y2c
—_——1
______—L
Mines
Normetal
11c
29c
Mines
Norlartic
43,200
164,000
12c
9%C
1
Gold——
Acme
Norbeau
& Smelting
MineS—
Mines
13c
16%c20%c
11c
i6y2c
*
Mines—
Nickel Mining
Nisto
—_1
__1
13 Vic
15 %c Jlar
12c
12V'2c
—
Rouyn
Nor
9
34c
1,700
29c
Mar
39c
Jan
10%c
11c
6,350
10 %c
May
15c
Feb
Apr
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-QF-TOWN
AND CANADIAN
lot sale (not Included in year's range)
e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading
wi Whpn issued, "x Ex-dividend
v Ex-riehts.
z Ex-stock
dividend.
•No
included
par value, a Odd
in year's range),
MARKETS
d Deferred delivery sale (not
sale (not mciuaeci in ye<t
privileges. vfd-When d< .uereo.
.
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2288)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
furnished
quotation
quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
]£>ealer&, inc., and other selected sources.
They do not represent actual transactions. They are
intended as a guide to the range within which these securities could have been sold (indicated
by the "bid") or bought (indicated by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of any
The following bid and asked
wide
on
the
Eastern
Ask
Aerotest
Corp
Corp
Magnethermic
Ajax
Device
Alarm
10
Allied
Radio
Altamll
Alterman
Foods
American
Express Co
American Financial Corp
-American
Furniture
American
American
American
Equipment
Safety
25%
—1
25
Co——-—1
Gas
27%
7%
8
139
Precision
Clifton
5%
24%
21%
23%
22'A
24 Va
1
18V2
20 Ye
Corp cl A
10
Engineering Co Inc
1
i9y4
20%
6%
7 Vb
2OV4
22%
Insulated
Colonial
Stores
Co
Wire
_*
2¥a
Inc—
St
Amer
5%
Gobain
:—•
Co
Sterilizer
Corp
Participating
Arkansas
New
21
101/4
11%
Colorite
1%
15%
Gas Corp
&
Plastics
Commerce
Inc
Commonwealth
3%
Commnowealth
15 Va
3
1
6%
2%
2%
1
15%
53%
57
Missouri Power Co—
23
Oil
Commonwealth Theatres
Puerto
Stores
/ Art
7%
Corp class A—'
Assembly Products Inc
Associated Springs Corp
Associated Transport Inc
Astrodata
Atlanta
"_1
Utilities
Credit
Class
B
Atmos-Pak
29 %
rCove
22%
24%
14%
16Vfl
,1-
g%
Cowles
3%
50c
Aztec
Oil
&
1
>1
16%
10
108
1
Babcock Electronics
17
Danly
18
1
10%
1
Paint
Chem
&
8%
47/3
50c
Bangor
Hydro
Corp
Corp
37/
1
Barden
1
Barrington
Electric
Industries
5
Co
Distilling Co
Properties class A
Basic
Belle
Bemis
Iron
Bros
Beneficial
"Berkshire
14
'
151/a
Globe
1%
22%
23%
Berkshire
Bernz
O
47/3
5%
2Va
58
69 %
1
Co—
Billups
Black
cl
5
$1.20
&
10i/
1
001/!
1
Vy.
10c
4
•
•
Const
9
1
.
Co
R7/_
41i/o
47
_
Inc
Develop Corp
Company
Drackett
Dravo
10c
Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
&
Bradstreet
Dunham
Dura
Bush
Dymo'
28
58 y2
61%
2.50
Madison
Gulf
Southwest
Capital Corp__1
5%
6 ¥2
9%
Magnetics
Inc
Inc
1
,
Hajoca
Dynacolor
18%
4%
Marsh & McClennan Inc
Marshall Industries
Mining Company—
1
Hearst
Cons
(D C)
Drugs
Hewitt-Robins
253/g
Holiday Inns of America
27%
291/2
Hoover
10 %
11 Va
Horizon Land
41/4
Fla
10c
Inc
1
5
class
Co
16%
18%
Houston
44
46 V8
5
195/3
211/a
Hugoton
Gas
1
15%
I61/2
Hugoton
Production
•
42
Electronic Instrument
9%
7%
Elco
Paso
Electric
Co
3 Va
4'/a
7
25c
Corp
1
-
25%
10c
50c
26 ¥2
3¥s
~1
20%
20
8
83A
3s/a
4¥a
Indian
Head
41/2
5%
533/a
23%
25%
1
5%
5%
Industrial
37 %
40%
1
8%
9%
Information
g%
Electronic Accounting Card
Electronics Capital Corp
9%
£1
5%
6 ¥2
Infrared
1014
14%
*
23%
25%
39%
41%
6%
Endevco
5%
61/2
Ennis
16%c
4%
2
5%
31
1
SSfforn,ia JP^rstate Tel...""5
Li0uid Gas Corp
1
12%
6%.
Epsco Inc
Equity Oil
8%
10c
.
Erie Resistor
5%
?6%
26%
17
31%.
Esley
281/2
Ets-Hokin
18%
Ethyl
33%
Executone Inc
Timer
for
Corp„
Insurance
Inc
Inc—
Securities
8 ¥2
30%
Gas
15 y2
17
Intermountain
Tel
13%
15%
International Bank
16%
17%-
1
19%
41/4
27%
10c
2.50"
3i/4
12
8%
21%
5
29%
4
13 i/s
Tntl
Flavors
International
Interstate
Interstate
Interstate
Securities
Vending
50c
Co
45%
4y8
434
218
11%
5
27%
49%
13 ¥2
Company
2°}f
4%
Monmouth
Park
Jockey
.•Monroe Auto Equipment
12%
.
Moog
Club.lc
—1
Servocontrols^——
Co
1
1
30
H ^
^
1
® 7
4
'
Morrison
29
Morse
52%
Morton
Knudsen
Shoe
Co
1
Inc
Foods
Inc
—
5
4%
18
12 ¥4
153/4
103/4
21
¥2,
11 ¥4
-1..
Inc,—10
.
13 ¥4
J® *
1
Morningstar-Paisley Inc
14%
27 ¥4
6%
32%
•
.1
33/4
27%
5
•
207
.-15
25%
1
Moore Products Co
43 %
23 ^
1
Co
Moore Drop Forging
Moore-Handley Inc
1
4 ¥2
10
Construction
Mohawk Rubber
67/8
44 ¥2
3¥a
3%
1
Utilities
18%
1
6¥a
41%
10c
Systems
12%
com__3
Utilities—
—1
——.1
;
17%
Ionics
Southern
2
Homes
15%
Bearings—
11%
Investors Diversified Service A_i
Iowa
Precision
1
5%
Iowa Public Service Co
37%
5
7%
_——
7%
34¥a
14%
Mite, Corp
26 ¥2
93/4
1
8¥2
4V2
10%
1
25%
10%
6%
10
8%
Corp
7%
„
41 ¥4
6%
Mart Inc
Modern
7%
8
38%
8%
1
24V*
9 ¥2
1
1
Inc
4%
24%
Co——•
Co
1
A
Miracle
1
7%
1
7
Co
Bradley
Missile
59 ¥4
Corp
Co
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
55
Textbook
Hat
Mississippi Glass Co
Mississippi Valley Barge
37%
Bakeries
Interstate
•
22
Fragrance
Bros
Missouri
35 ¥2
10c
new
83£
19%
1
42 ¥4
20 ¥4
4 ¥4
Engineering Corp
1
Motor Freight Syst-1
Interstate
9
&
20 Va
7%
21
10
4
19
19¥2
^1
.
9¥a
18%
Class
4¥2
Co
8
3 ¥4
•
Minneapolis Gas Co
10
Co
24%
Co—2.50
Utilities
Pipe Line Co
Capital Corp
Miniature
of Wash—1
22%
12 ¥4
39
*
Inter-County Tel & Teleg_4.16%
14 Va
24%
11
Miller
6%
3%
9¥a
23
*
Miller
31%
25c
8 ¥4
13
.
¥2
42
12%
Mid-States
Business
Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
Milgo
Electronics
Corp
30 ¥4
5 ¥2
5
3934
Midland
25%
1
8
5
11%
Inc
Milton
29 ¥2
6 ¥2
7%
Mid-America
3%
28 Va
Intermountain
•
Inc
Michigan Gas
22V2
23%
5
"
.13.50
Mfg Co
Millipore Filter
*
•
Industry.
Industries
Inc..
50c
& Pwr Co com.*
preferred
Microdot
4V»
10
Co
Co
39'/8
Inc—2.50
Inc
Corp class B
Water
1
I
Galvan
&
Water
28 Va"
*
&
Gas
1
Company
Electronics
preferred
•
•„
Forms
2%
36 V2
$1.25
Indiana
Indianapolis
•
Corp
Business
1V2
20
Elk Horn Coal
Corp.i.
Empire Devices Inc
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State Oil Co
10c
8%
50c
Cons Gas
Elizabethtown Water Co
Co_10c
71/2
A
Inc
Mills Inc com
Inc
5
5a/4
•
29%
Ilikon
Corp
Income Properties
27¥s
50'A
Elizabethtown
48V4
$1
22 ¥2
1
1
17%
45%
1
Hydrides
Mexican Light
13%
20%
3%
10c
34'/2
12 ¥4
1
Lines—II
Publishing Co
Metcom
28 ¥4
1
Corp
23
26
•
Electro Instruments
iria
Co
16%
38%
7¥2
26 ¥4
/
Huyck Corporation
Electrolux
263j
15¥2
36 ¥4
6%
24
v_5
1
Units
Trust
6%
24%
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc
Electro-Tec Corp
Electronics Int'l Capital
Ellon Instruments Inc
Corp
Meredith
73/4
(Texas)—*
Corp
Electrada
45%
1
1
Eitel-McCullough Inc
6 Va
22¥2
Oil Field Material^
Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
preferred
24.50
2nd
44 V8
1
Gas
Edgcomb
Edgerton
E1
Medallion Pictures
Corp.—50c
35
lc
15
2%
Metal
19%
Hudson
Natural
8%
Co
Corp
Merchants Fast Motor
33 /
39%
14
Corp..I
3
class A__II
9%
42 ¥4
21
1
1..
Vision.
of
Houston
10%
1 50
;
Shoppes Inc
House
52%
9
Steel
18%
i3%
24 Va
37%
j
8%
2 ¥2
5
Corp Ltd—
Steel Co
Germ & Grier
EICO
McLouth
17
i2%
01
CorpI"III
Coke
Electronics
McLean Industries
6%
1.50
A
40 ¥4
4 ¥4
1
39 ¥2
*
8%
31/.
1
Z
Maxson
16 ¥2
.
7-%
331/3
1
Melpar Inc
CO.'—
Mfg
49%
32%
5%
Hobart
&
Inc
Maxam
9-%
•
2
Coal
9%
8¥a
10%
s%
2
:
Inc
Maust
10%
15
;
Company Inc
Company
27%
/6Vs
9
1
Matheson
7»/8
Ecuadorian
Steel
Mastan
17 ¥2
9%
8¥3
Co
Maryland Shipbldg & Drydk_50c
11%
123%
25
5
271/2
49%
of
,
Inc__
•
preferred—10
6V2
Associates—10
Laboratory
_3.50
Inc.l
A—25
:
Drive-In
23 Va
Hot
1
Corp
Publications
25c
Herrington
Inc
Mattel
Munning *
Harrington & Richardson
Heath
10%
Winkle-
—20c
Utilities
21 ¥4
17%
4%
/.Henry's
•
4%
77/"
•
15%
14%
10%
41
3%
1
118
9%
381/>
19%
Mfg Corp
Inc
& Harman—
1
133/8
8
1
Hamilton
._1
Corp
Co
1
Handmacher-Vogel
25%
Racing Association
12%
36%
ZZZl
Marmon
2
Inc
113/.
34 ¥4
Ins
Marrud
Hanson Van
563/4
12%
Corp
Products
Capital
Corp
Markite
16%
1
Industries
Maradel
16 Va
Inc„
531/
•
•
1
Inc
42 ¥4
2%
—
Company
_
2i3/4
33vlc
15 ¥a
Shoe
9%
11%
2Q3/„
Incll
Co
Electric
15%
24%
66 ¥2
8 ¥?
\
F,
&
38%
Hanover
8%
25%
24 ¥4
1%
•
1
class
Mangmt
3 ¥2
28%
8
1
A„10c
Corp
25%
63 %
8%
1
Gas
Marine
24
_
Corp
Gyrodyne Co of America.
93/3
Detective"""
Service
Macco Corp
MacDonald
(E
7¥2
22%'
.1
Corp
Duriron
33/4
26%
1
Drexel
Dun
3
283/4
__1
Corporation
•
A-
Buildings
4¥2
6%
5
20
Mat
Co
Intl
11 ¥2
3%
1
4
22%
10 ¥2
1
Handy
Edgewater
21%
1
10c
Chemical
3
26¥2
A_10c
Inc
Inc
Interstate
Hanna
28%
9 ¥4
13¥2
43/a
3%
"
l2¥2
22'/2
20
10%
0%
2
Enterprises cl
Gulf
Guardian
5
Co
Morrill—
'
21
•
&
91/4
1934
_•
26%
94
.50%
_1
3%
Eckerd
8%
48
2OV2
Crucible
9%
9V>
1
Ludlow
Corp
Lynch Communications
Sys
Lytton Financial Corp
171/4
901/2
1
5
Donbar
,
Louis Lesser
4 ¥2
16
•
lc
(J)
Economics
11
8V°
Corp.*
Inc
Water
11%
16
•
4%
5
43/.
•
25
Calgon Corp
Calif
n
Grosset & Dunlap Inc
Growth Capital Inc
Estate
Real
Corp
Inc
7%
conv preferredDinettes Inc
s3A
Co
Stores
18%
common
•
1
Steel
Lucky
6V2
9»/a
n%
•
I
Industries
19
Co—2.50
16
1
20%
3%
Eastern
5yEeBTb'R <?*> & Co
E I
Inc cl&ss A
Cald^r
177/3
16%
95 ¥2
143/.
Londontown Manufacturing Col
Star
8
92
2 50
19 ¥4
16%
14%
C
Cadrt
Grolier
45%
7%
5
Inc
Companies
1
1334
Beryllium
(W J)
Grinnell
42%
2%
1
Lithonia Lighting
Lowe's
1
Salt
—
Inc
Eastern
common
Agency class
-Bush Terminal
Greenfield
17 ¥2
1
B
A
19%
10c
Inc
81/4
preferred
Burnham
7%
9%
4
5 ¥4
I6V4
1
Trust
Inc
3¥3
Corp
HV2
91/2
Co
18¥2
Hamilton Cosco Inc
51
Newman
Power
8%
2IV2
1
1
Hamilton
71/,
5c
Mount
IOV2
*
&
5
Brick
Fire
51
43%
.Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Burns
Green
Ind Inv
P)
361/B
193/.
&
Glass
8 Va
Wash
(A
48
Invest
(Eli)
4%
1
Forms Inc:
2 ¥4
70c
Sons
Longs Drug Stores Inc
1
Inc
11 ¥4
&
38%
5
Estate
29%
10 3A
*
20c"
35
._1
,
27
Inc
Govt
33%
•
—
Brown & Sharpe
Mfg Co.
10
.'Browning Arms Co
1
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc„"3
Brush
19
7%
50c
Press
Inc
Lone
Greater
5%
25 Va
11 ¥2
Littlefuse Inc
Loblaw Inc
Loft Candy
Corp
i
19 Va
23 'A
10 ¥2
Lipe-Rolhvay Corp
193A
16
50c
8%
5
1
Brdigeport Gas Co
Bridgeport Hydraulic
Brock way
29%
17%
_12Va
Products Co
Instrument Co
British-Amer
8%
17%
5
gg
Co
403A
5
Light—_1
Co__
Inc
8y4
27
7%
173/^
,_..i
8
1
Inc
2
&
Industries
Bowl-Mor Company
Bowser
271/2
16%
1
Botany
Bowman
Bowmar
V4
1
9 ¥4
14%
Northrup Co
&
Lilly
7
18%
10%
10
Co
37
17%
Petroleum
Inc
Capital Corp
Herald-Traveler
Boston
25
50c
Power
Beranek
Ami
Boston
36%
A
Sivalls & Bryson Inc
Business
Machines
Bohn
Bolt
Son
36
Inc„
Corp
Corp
Hills
71
10
Hathaway
Western
&
"Black
57
3%
*
8¥a
8%
11 ¥2
.2.50
Government
10c
$1.25
12%
25
Co
Products
Rubber
Properties class A
_1
Employees Corp__2
Employees Financial
2
preferred
Liberty Loan Corp
Liberty Real Estate
36%
6¥a
7
ow
103/o
Co—
Lewis Business
7%
34 ¥2
,
Blower
Levitt
40 ¥2
Dixon
16
Lei
9%
6%
6%
5
16
Dixie
8%
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ny,
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17%
Diversa
36 %
734
5
3'/a
73/„
2.50
Steel
Lehigh
21
*
18 ¥2
27%
^%
_Zl
Inc
Leece-Neville
17 ¥2
5¥2
convertible
Leeds
30%
19 ¥2
10
38
Disc
401/2
20c441/
.
Corp
Crystal
Dictaphone Corp
61%
38%
;Co
Manufacturing Co.
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56%
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57%
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11%
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7%
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1
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14%
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11%
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Farrell
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Par
Fair
Utilities
Industrials and
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comprises
primarily in
Par
Fabien
(Quotations for Friday, May 31)
request.
The "National" list
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
national
distribution
Monday, June 3, 1963
..
3„77
"
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10%
9
Volume
6269
Number
197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2289)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Par
Bid
Ask
Par
Bid
Ask
Par
'
Morton
Industries
Mothers'
Nalco
Inc
Fabric
5%
Cleaning
National
Food
National
Patent
Savin
15%
Schield
17%
5%
10%
18%
Nat'l
Work-Clothes
Neiman-Marcus
( John J)
Nevada
Northern Gas Co
New
Inc
England Gas & Elec Assn_8
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Scrlpto
35%
37%
10%
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Nicholson File Company
1
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.
24.
45%
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25%
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13%
North
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North
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Gas
Northern
Ontario
Inc
Northwestern
Pub
Nutone
40
86
92%
11%
12%
—1
22%
241/e t!
3%
Oil
18%
Recovery
Oklahoma
Okla
Co
33%
Corp—
36%
4%
Cement
Co
13
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Onyx Chemical Corp
Originala Inc
Small
27%
Society
29%
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24%
28
Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A
Co_50c
22%
24%
Southeastern
25c
6%
7%
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14%
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class
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A
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15%
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32%
16%
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7%
-
28%
4%
31 Va
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16
51%
54%
1
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30%
Southwestern
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13
14
Southwestern
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42%
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12%
13%
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8%
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•
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Stanley
13%
*
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5%
6
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4
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71/4
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31%
34%.
27%
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33%
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2
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Golf
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10%
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27%
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34%
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Technical Measurement
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1
66
15%
Telephone Svc Co of Ohio "A"_l
32%
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10%
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Tenn
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22 %
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42%
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1
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15%
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22%
Thompson
13%
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Thrifty Drug Stores Co
Tidewater
1
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Renwell
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50c
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32%
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Tillie
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Rexach
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Fiber
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23%
28%
30%
Tonka
•
61
67 Va
Towmotor
1
4
4%
Trails-Air
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1
44
46%
Rockower Brothers Inc
Rockwell Mfg Co
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26%
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Royal
Royal
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53%
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19%
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551/2
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313
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18%
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4%
79%
83
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Transogram Co Inc
Treesdale Labs Inc
Trico
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Tropical
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26%
28%
Tucson
1
15%
17
"21"
ioc
1%
l
7%
see page
46.
.
Gas
Gas
El
50c
Corp
Co
Lt
*
Uarco Inc—
8%
Unishops
Inc
-
8
721/2
7
35%
61%
52%
563/4
44%
48%
36i/2
39%
68
71%
43%
45%
54%
57%
41%
44%
134
Provident
&
Tradesmen's
Trust
Natl
Natl
N
Wash
of
30%
323/4
57%
60%
43
45%
C_25
D
80%
83%
62%
65%
181
189
Bank
Natl
Royal. Bank
.12
(Dallas)_12
Bank
Bk
45y»
140
Bank
(Philadelphia).
(Suffern
••
33%
58%
Trust Co (Chic)—-20
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
(Hackensack N J)——-5
Northern
Y)—
5
35%
38%
10
71%
743/4
47%
50%
Royal National Bank of N Y_^.5
23 3!»
°7%
64V2.
68y2
St.
—10
66%
71
(Wash)—10
70%
743A
45
49
Louis
of
Canada
Union
59
62%
Seattle
1st
95%
Second
Natl
78%
81%
of Dallas-.—10
67%
71
Trust
Co
Security
First Natl
Bank
of
Bank
(Jersey City)_l0
First Natl
Bk of Passaic
First
Bk
Natl
of
41%
Cnty_25
&
City Bank (N Y)__20
Pennsylvania Banking
Trust
Co
of
New
Sav
&
Y__5
Tr
National
Industrial
Trust
Valley
Co
Bank
-10 /
Bank
Trust
5
(N Y)
Co
Bank
State
Street B
Nat'l
of
—10
81%
84%
32%
34%
Bank
52
55%
_10
82
86%
(Conn)_10
38
41%
5
—•
National
Albany—
Bank
40%
43%
Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
__~^15
67
72%
56
Trade Bank
&
30
32%
Trust Co
New Jersey
T
&
(Boston)_10
Co
Tr
(N Y)__10
—2V2
ll7/s
Union Bank
(Los Angeles)—7.50
Commerce
Bk (Cleve)_10
81%
84 34
42
44%
68%
72%
41%
44%
75
78%
of
71%
Union
31 %
Union
22%
United States Tr Co
(Boston) 10
/.//.
58 W<
United
(N
55%
&
(Phila).
(Charleston)
State
107
of
R I
Carolina
29
21
County National Bk—10
Hudson Tr Co (Union City)
8
Providence
Phila-^-10
68 %
Co-10
Hudson
Industrial
of
76%
53%
73%
102%
Hartford Natl Bank &
South
32%
30%
Bk—10
Bk
Bank
33%
31%
(Chic)—20
Exch
Bk
Natl
First Natl Bank
1 Los
Angeles) _—12 %
Security Natl Long Islnd N Y-5
State
5
Franklin Natl Bk of L I N
Harris Tr
106%
Bank
Rochelle
Girard Trust Corn
46%
104%
(Philadelphia)—5
First Westchester Natl
104
44
First Natl
First
43%
991/2
10
St Louis
33
48%
57%
35%
50%
61%
50
Co
of
Maryland_10
States Trust
Y)—20
Valley Nat'l Bank of L I
5
Valley Natl Bk (Phoenix Ariz)_5
Virginia Commonwealth Corp_10
Wachovia
Bank & Trust
Winston-Salem
Wells
46
Trust
Fargo
West'n
N
37%
34%
65%
68%
42%
45%
40%
Co
C)
Amer Trust
13
42%
5
Co__10
Pennsylvania Natl Bk 10
80%
83%
51
56%
National Stock Exchange
■
Range for Week Ending May
Friday
STOCKS
'""Last
Sale Price
Par '
Alnslie
Corp
Ansonla Wire &
Camp
Chemical
Colorado
1
Cable
Insurance
Service—;
lc
68
19%
21 Va
Leasipg Credit Corp class A
21%
22%
MSI
5 Va
5%
26»/b
27%
10c
7%
81/2
V
Corp
Electronics
Industries
,;
95c
Low
95c
-
300
4.70
400
•
1.20
Corp
—50c
2.70
May
Apr
High
1.60
Jan
9 60
1.20
1.40
600
Feb
3.80 Mar
1.20 May
1.90 Mar
1.90
35c
Jan
Feb
2.20 Mar
50c
Jan
Jan
2.20
Feb
40c
Jan
1.40
55c
May
1.10
Apr
Apr
25c-
Mar
1.20
10c
25c
95c
2.80 May
1
1
Range Since Jan. 1. 1965
High
95c
4.50
Sales
rfor Week
Shares
25c
Development Corp
Wells
of Prices
31
10c
Corp
Nashville
T
Mining
Range
10c
2.50
Golconda
Week'i
Low '
1
Co
2.50
Pwr
Brands Inc
1%
71%
Natl Bk_10
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
_10
68
72 3/4
.10
(Atlanta)
1
^
&
-
5%
51/2
10
Bstn_12%
Newark—6.25
56%
.64%
122
69%
6x/4
J)—.
31/2
Transcont
327
119
43
Rockland
27
19%
J%
of
of
8'«
.
Essex
&
(N
Bk
Bk
52%
7%
;_5
64%
28
35%
40%
12.50
Eng Merchants
55
251/2
19%
Pipe
_8
811/2
53%
48%
'
&
Jersey Bank & Trust Co_ll
Republic
25
24 i/b
Gas
System
Bank
New
Riggs
26
33%
Line_50c
Transcontntl
Bus
State
92%
Natl
321/4
Transcontinental
(Cleve)
J)
Newark
Chicago—20
71/8
2%
Westchester_5
(N
Co
Shawmut
55%
29
10c
12%
(Albany)
—7.50
Community Bank of
Banking
521%
Kings County Trust (Bklyn)—10
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
Trust Co
(Philadelphia)—10 *
—5
Detroit
of
78%
50
6.25
25
of
Bank
Natl
93
8!%
271/2
31%
Inc
National
47%
15%
Co__
Inv
Y
Co
89%
7%
251/2
1
Trust
44%.
13%
7
N
York
Rutherford
-10
1
1
New
5
(Camden
of
53%
10
County Trust Co
Irving
5
of
Bank
Trust—1
Louis)-12.5
North Carolina Natl Bank
88
—-1
176%
5
84%
3
Bank
&
(St
New
York)
First Natl Bank
.
B
Cnty Natl Bk (NJ)_1
Guaranty Trust Co
National
Tr
x6%
30%
Safticraft
For
101/2
1
Rust Craft
St
50
Trust
591/4
340
161/2
Rudd-Melikian Inc
Russell
91/2
15
Furniture
Corp
Pete__33%
35 %
10
Inc
22
River Brand Rice Mills
33
Co_„
1
25c
Corp
55
328
Co
Trust
10c
Inc
3%
Stoker
9
37
1
/
12%
39%
11 %
•
.
Service
Foods
8%
Glass—*
Tip-Top Products class A
Tobin Packing Co
Tokheim Corp
Toledo Scale
Corp
7
Riley
.
Furniture
1.25
Reheis Company class A
Racing
Inc
96
50
2%.
1%
27 Va
First Natl Bank Maryland
10
First Natl Bank of Bo"ston_12V2
16%.
15 %
14
1
Tenney Corp class A_
1
Terminal Transport Co——„*
^25%
Bank
Tr
First
711/2
■
,92
10
(Savannah)
First Natl Bank
35.
Co
5
Natl
Brook
National Commercial
(Bridgeport)_M0
Co
3%
3Va
1
Products
Ltd
86%
Natl
•
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
6%
•
Teleflex
60%
82%
City
(N Y)
10
First Bank Stk Corp (Mlnn)_10
19%
5'%
Meadow
397
58
10
Bank
Fiduciary Trust Co
4ye
30%
31 Va
T_15
National
,
(Newark)
38Ve
18
Corp 20c
Inc
Fund
3%
351/2
.
5
—
28%
&
National
Fidelity-Phila Trust Co
Fidelity Union Trust—
4%
5
Hanvr
90
National
Southern
&
Ask
29%
National Bank—
Maryland
87%
of
Federation Bk & Tr Co
18
4
Manufacturers
,
Bank
Empire Trust Co
33%
3
Devices
Tecumseh
311/2
16%
52 /a
384
10
(N J)
5
of Cleve—16
Bk
Bid
5
(Buffalo)
National
Fairfield
71%
50c
.
Taylor Instrument Co
Taylor W'ine Co Inc.
Techno
68'/4
—5
.——;
59 %
48V2
Trust
68 M
55
(Phila)—5
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk
7%
Taylor
21/4
18%
7%
8%
Carolina
.
6%
'■//■
1%
1
50c
Co
Petroleum
Pubco
8%
-10c
25c
Indus
65%
88%
New
7%
Electronics
Par
Manufacturers & Traders
Co
(Chicago)
:
33i/3.
County Trust Co (White Plains
6%
6%
Companies
Long Island Trust Co
145
Natl
10%
•
6 '
Tamar
7%
Co—7%
.
Electric
1
—X
22%
86%
Continental-Ill
8%
91/4
—*
21%
Commercial Bk of North Amer_5
21%
Talley Industries Inc—
9%
50c
Co
F)
Genl
8%
6%
Systron-Donner Corp—
Szabo Food Service
7
9%
1
Inc
8%
15%
Phila_10
Bank
26 %
7%
381%
14V2
Ask
Bid
LouiS—20
Connecticut Natl Bank-—
20 %
1
;
37%
St
15%
141
Chemical Bank N Y Trust Co_12
4 Vfe
Inc
Robins
9%
22
Monmouth
Citizens
13"%
31/2
IOV4
&
13%
Morgan
Natl
131/a
14%
59%
60
Co
Bank
Ask
12%
9%
55%
Centl-Penn
3
*
(Calif)
Chase Manhattan Bk (NY)_12%
6%
121/2
72%
Portland
Potter
6%
1
-1
25
——5
Mig
Books
Potash
1
Co
Swank
Cordage Co
Plymouth Rubber Co
PneumoDynamics
Popell
Corp
Electric
12
Playskool
Plymouth
Pocket
Greene
37
6%
1
Co
56 V*
57
Trust
Natl
St
Co
Connecticut Bank
24%
10%
6
25i%
50%
Camden
10
5
34%
131/a
24%
Merchants
Commercial
3.75
Co
Gas
Natural
5%
12
Roberts
14%
100
(N Y)
Bk
Trust
11%
9
2%
Stevens Chemical—_2
&
8%
__1
Casualty__l
36%
St
10%
1
Mfg & Instrument_50c
Susquehanna Corp—
1
41/4
1
Life
Amer
34
Broad
City Trust
Superior
4%
13%
Mercantile
Cleveland
Superior
9%
Inc—50c
Pickering'Lumber Corp
7%
"Adrs"
Mellon
19%
_5
5%
17
3%
1
Corp
Co
45%
24%
.
&
60%
20%
Inc
4%
15%
1
Company
58
18
Materials
25c
1
41V2
Natl
18%
Davin & Co_ 4
Woodward
7%
25%
Lines—1
;
Shirt
North
21
Y)—-10
York
New
22%
Corp„
Strawbridge & Clothier——
7:10%
of
_1
Stockton Watley
62%
6%
23%
11%
9
(Newark)_25
Boatmen's
29%
35%
44%
20%
Stubnitz
,
(N
Bank of Commerce
Corp A_1
Finance
1
Strategic
1
33
5
Inc
Hall
31%
27%
20
Products
&
79
1
Co
Works
*
~
Bank of Commerce
Central
Standard
4%
\
15%
831/2
&
58%
*
(A H) C.o^_
1
Johnsbury Trucking
,___1
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting__l
116
112
61/4
Francisco)
2%
10%
10
(San
14%
Fruit
Mitsui
"Aars"—_
Pwr
lc
Beryllium
Standard
9%
———_——2.50
com__2.50
Standard
Corp—~————*
Philadelphia Sub Water Co_3.75
Petrolite
Pierce
Electric
Inc
—1
8%
Mack
81/2
*
Bank
15%
1
Corp
Bid
51/8
1
Lighting
Bankers Trust Co
7%
18%
6'/a
19%
Security Stock Issues
Express ■—_i_—_——1'
11
Automotive Parts——.—12"%
111/2
Corp
10 V4
17
Bid
1
9%
681/4
25%
2%
Poors
26%
9
17%
Industries
4%
Co.
101/4
14%
v.
7%
Pioneer
&
8%
64%
24%
&
12%
1
——10c
'
25
:
5%
Corp class A
Corp
-1
Cos——
2
Standard
Fibre Co—1
Nat'l
Mtge
Freight System cl A
1
Electric Co——2%
8%
8
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash_lGc
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc—1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers
1
Piedmont
—1
Systems
Bank and Trust
45%
Spector
Inc
Zurn
22%
Special Metals Inc-
Photon
20 Va
Co
8%
13
...
19%
8%
24%
15%
17%
Corp
—„1
8
7%
27%:
Permeator Corp
Peter Paul Inc
Zonolite
par
14%
16%
Chemical
38%
American Security & Tr Co—_10
Bank of America N T & S A—
50
12
4
_lo
,
Research
36%
37%
Electric
25%
York
3%
1
Co_10
36%
Southwestern
1
5%
ll'A'
31/8
*
_
Inc_
Zayre
Lenox
Southwest
—_*
i—,1
Paterson Parchmnt Paper Co_10
Patterson
Dental
Supply
*
Pauley
Petroleum
Inc——_—-1
5
1
Zero Mfg Co
Kansai
171/4
151/8
Corp
Co
12
Halo
15%
Inc———:
5
Corp
Corp
25%
Sons
35
1
A~I~l
Inc
Co
Electric Corp
Yellow Transit Freight
51/2
34%
Tele
13%
24%
Yardney
621/B
5/
Co—1
1
12%
22%
3
Wear
20%
4%
13/a
; 3%
Enterprises
Conversion
Xtra
24Vb
18%
32%
Svc
19%
6%
253'4
10%
Gen
36%
Producing
35
18
C0IIIIII5
L)
Wyandotte Chemicals
Wyle Laboratories
8%
Eazor
5
20%
preferred
33%
12.50
3%
16V4
59 V4
,
7.50
•
141/4
2%
Wurlitzer
14%
l
5 5^
131/4
24%
19%
5
24%
j
Work
19%
.—10
23
*
15
16%c
14%
r.
1
CoIIIIlO
A—1
Dow Jones
14%
Parkview Drugs Inc
A__2
33%
13%
33%
"5
Company
Wood
TVs
9%
71%
2
cl
32
1
10%
cl
&
Associated
6%
20c
Parker-Hamiifin
Perini
6%
5%
13%
Inc.
Penobscot
1
10
Gas
1
,
Inc
Recent
Co—. *
Corporation
Pargas
——
14%
5
(Edwin
Wometco
10
18%
13%
-1
x/::' -Par
_10c
Corp
convertible
8%
8%
.40%
Winston-Muss Corp
Wisconsin Power & Lt
Wolf Corp class A_
6%
131%
6 V4
27%
38V4
Willcox & Gibbs
Sewing Mach-1
Wln-Chek Industries Inc
,_10c
5%
51
77v;9-;//
1
25%
5
Corp
Wrather
Products
(H)
Antenna
19
Co
.
5%;
_10c
50c
28%
30%
Corp—5
Oil
Instrument
Panacolor
7%
27
Inc
Investments
Grove
6%
34%
England
51%
81
23-%
13%
50c
A
Works
Electric
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
35
•
Nitrogen Co
6%
clA _50c
Co—6%
Airline
Package Machinery Co
Packard
New
Pharmaceutical
Warshow
common_l
Southern
Southern
Wilcox
10
48i%
10c
Warner & Swasey Co
Warren Brothers Co
'7*
5
Co
Southern, Gulf Utilities
17
—
*
Inc--.—_LI2 %
14%
53/t
31%
10
Water
Water
14%
,
*
Light
Southwest
4%
3%
1
5
Co—5
Inc
Line
East
Far
Gamble Robinson
Pacific
California
&
13 %
1
7
Gas
76%
9ya
Whiting
Wfegand
19%
72%
18%
80
21%
331/4
_1
Bakeries
181/4
__5
Machine
25
5
Weyerhaeuser Company
Whitin
24%
17%
54 Va
10c
A
Capital Corp
Telephone Co
Southern
20%
19%
—-—
class
Develop
Southern
Pabst
31 Va
51
5
,
Engineering
Shore
3
—i*-
Inc
(Jim) Corp
Waltham Watch Co—
11%
Paper—
Company—50c
Mills
Walter
11
1
19%
5%
27%
5
Co
Publishing
Westgate-California class
Westland Capital Corp
29%
181%
7%
Walnut
22
—5
Otter
5
11%
8 Va
South
5
26%
23%
23%
Soroban
:
11
*•
&
2i%
27%
1
10%
5
25%
*
Western
141%
5
Corp
Co
Gas
IIII*
C0I5
Light & Telephone
Western Mass Companies
Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power & Gas
25%
11%
Wallace
12%
Co
Iron
Food
Inc
4
Vitro Corp of America
38%
vtc
121%
♦
Walbaum
11%
1
&
Sea
Root
27%
36
*„—2
24%
1
10c
Mould
Camp
501/4
3.75
1
—^-4
Virginia Chemicals & Smelt—*
51%
/•
24%
M)
Corp
Electronics—
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
(J
I.
20%
50%
•
Corp
S.
Kentucky
12%
9%
II—_5
Point
Manufacturing
Westcoast Transmission Co
Western
Western
4%
4
11V2
A__I~i
West
42
5
7%
.
18%
26
22%
Exterminating Co_
17% ^
39%
Mfg Co class A
Smucker
38%
■19%
Vitamix
471/4
Investment
18%
8%
50
'
Co
Business
23%
Vitramon
471/4
Corp-
2
2
;
.
cr~A~~l
Corp
West Ohio Gas Co
West Penn Power Co
31%
25%
Co
R.)
Ask
4
31/4
P
E.)
(H.
Bid
'
1
Wellington Mgnt Co class
A_10c
West Coast
Telephone Co
10
19%
29%
19%
_1
Co
17%
9
25%
*
Power
50c
Power
A_
Welded Tube of Amer cl
9%
71%
(Del
Weissberg
21%
17%
50c
*
Orkin
Ozon
—;—•
-10c
Skil
7/ 7%
36
5
Pacific
Inc
Vernitron
Vernors Ginger Ale Inc
9%
18%
Inc A
19%
Lines
91%
Vector Mfg Co_,
19%
Hoist—5
A
Sigma Instruments
Simplex Wire & Cable
Simplicity
14%
6%
Miss River Prod Line——lc
Old Ben
Sierra
•
5%.
,
class
1
24
50c
B_
Truck
Vanity Fair
Varo Inc
■
13%
50c
Inc
Class
States
Veeder
8%
•
&
46
Vance Sanders
9%
18
1
;
1
Van
8
•
Sugar Corp
Valley
27%'
12%
_•
;
Co
(Henry I) Co
Sierra
Capital Co
19%
lc
Service
Inc
Siegel
3%
1
10
V
9%
Realty Invest
•
Servateria Corp_l
Vahlsing Inc
9%
.
8%
1
■
Co
&
Glass
Niles Crane
Shulton
,42%
x
1
Drill & Exploration—
Water
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&
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America
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1
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7
31%
B
25%
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class
8%
•
15%
6%
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12%
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11%
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19%
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14
31%
27%
v;
10%
129%
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29%
38%
Chicago Corp
32%
125%
36%
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Nexema
Nuclear
21%
30
Transport
Wayne-George Corp
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10
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37%
20
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251%
10
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19%
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1
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1
6%
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14%
1
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Watson Bros
41%
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4%
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9%
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5
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42%
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Foods
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Scott
15%
45%
7%
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22%
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5
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13%
14 %
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4%
9%
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12%
22%
changed to
Barrlngton Indus Inc
5%
1
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United Servomation Corp
39% "
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6%
Propane Corp
1
National Realty Investors--—-*
11%
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23
5%
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10%
•
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37%
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Nuclear
Corp
•
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18%
-
211/4
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5
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26%
6%
21
35%
10c
Co
Electronics
Schaevitz
Tubular
5%
37
1
(Quotations for Friday, May
31)
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United Artists Theatre Circuit_l
United Illuminating Co
•
1
Machines
Scantlin
'
National Periodical—
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Sawhill
16x/4
50c
A
Co
9%
171/4
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class
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4%
14
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Fe
Savannah Elec & Power
j
57%
24%
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5
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4
1.66%
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6
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■8%
1
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Corp
National
Santa
54%
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v
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21%
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Narragansett Capital
National
21%
20%
Company—1.25
Cookie
Nashua
20
1
Co
Chemical
Narrow
23%
1
Safe
Motec
San
1
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Mosler
26%
45
1.20
1.10
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National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Seenrities
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■
6.2d
Knickerbocker Fund
8.92
4.54
6.75
10.33
1.74
Lexington Income Trust
1
Inc—1
17.03
18.61
6.31
6.87
5.26
—1
50c
9.69
10.59
14.40
15.57
———1
13.65
14.96
Investing—
Street
10.80
Life
Insurance
13.10
Loomis-Sayles Canadian &
International Fund Ltd
Bullock Fund Ltd-
Loomis
Stk Fund Inc—1
Industries
shares—lc
1
Inc—
Fund
7,32
17.37
Inc—
—1
International Growth1
17.58
19.03
Canadian
11.47
12.53
—
lc
10.82
11.86
—1
14.30
15.63
of Boston———1
Fund Inc
25C
6.47
7.07
Fund
Chemical
1
Inc
Colonial
Fund
Colonial
Growth
11.35
12.34
12.74
11.66
Energy
1
Fund—1
12.47
10.05
13.63
10.26
Commonwealth
Stock
&
C)
Growth Series
;
&
Commonwealth
Income
Commonwealth
Int'l
10.98
10.04
16.43
1?
6.60
10.97
17.96
Composite Bond & Stock
Inc
Fund
—-50c
10.40
8.73
9.49
Inc
Fund
Composite
9.57
1
—
1
8.62
16.64
4.42
4.78
10.69
Mutual
Investment
1
9.74
Mutual
Shares Corp
1
Trust, Shares
Mutual
1
2.90
22.96
15.57
16.83
Investors
Corp
Securities
1
6.80
7.43
20.29
22.14
7.01
1
Series B
7.66
De
18.29
61.17
18.47
61.79
1
11.60
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11.61
12.55
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Nucleonics
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9.50
9.66
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Fund
Delaware
10.84
11.85
8.74
9.58
.
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Delaware Income
Diver
Fund
9.28
10.17
25c
3.46
3.80
Inc__1
4.90
5.30
19.07
Investment Fund—1
Diversified
Shares
Dividend
Dow
Stock
Growth
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Theory
17.54
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Shares
Electronics
Inc
Street Fund
One William
Oppenheimer
Stock
50c
Fund
Electronics
Investment
12.75
13.77
50c
Fund
Balanced
14.08
15.22
Corp—1
5.28
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20c
a22.45
9.15
25c
10.47
11.45
Capital Fund———1
Fidelity Fund Inc
1
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
1
Fiduciary Mutual Tnv Co Inc_l
8.75
16.32
9.51
17.64
15.65
10.35
Energy
Fund
Inc—
Equity Fund Inc:
Federated
Fund
Growth
Fidelity
5.77
__
14.40
9.57
Penn
Financial
(Geo)
Putnam
Growth
1
15.11
8.87
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
series
lc
2.64
1
7.86
9-89
8.54
10.84
Inc
1
Investors
Trust-
Investors
7.08
14.85
10.61
19.56
9.68
18.50
1
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
Hamilton
7.76
13.56
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lc
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Fully
Growth
7.65
7.04
1
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lc
Aerospace-Science
Common (The) Stock Fund_lc
a22.47
5.66
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Common
Selected
Shares
&
Stock
in
Amer
State
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12.05
11.70
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—1,
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10c
5.-18
5.06
lc
lc
8.07
3.60
8.77
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x2.43
8.41
2.66
9.19
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc_
Income Foundation
Income
of
Fund
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Shares
1
Growth
Institutional
lc
12.15
13.28
10.81
11.81
7.41
8.10
Inc
lc
4.81
5.26
1
10.63
11.62
l
11.68
12.77
Fund
Resources
Investment
Co
Investment
America
Trust
of
of
Boston
Investors Mutual Income Fund
Stock
Fund—
11.53
18.88
6.83
7.38
6.31
6.83
Research
Continental
International
Value
Line
Fund
1
12,95
14.15
1
Inc
(The)
36.51
37.24
Mutual Fund—1
al3.65
Fund
(Medium
B-3
(Low
Grade
Priced
x24.76
25.84
Ohio
23.30
25.42
Second
16.89
18.43
Westminster
1
Security Life & Trust Co
_5
75
Southland Life Ins Co
Southwestern Life Ins Co
3
140
147
63%
5
136
142
61
63%
5
57
72
126
Co
5
Life
Buffalo
10
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Ins
American
Tel
&
4%s
Tel
94%
36
1996
Arkansas
Louisiana
City
Barium
Steel
Carrier
Corp
Consolidated
Power
Paso
Elet
conv
5V2s
4y8s
Nat
Gas
99%
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Serviceslife
16%
100%
\
Quebec Nat
71
77
104
107
k__
9%
U S- Life
Ins
16%
17%
Variable
Annuity
49
52%
5y4S__1977
1976
conv
28%
30%
Westn Reserve Life Assur
Corp,
—_5
Loan Banks—
10
Bid
15, 1963
—
16,1963
Ask
100
100.1
100
99.31
—
103%
104%
106%
loo*/2
123
126
36%
74
78
10%
11%
35%
38%
18"
19%
Oct
1,
3.20s
Dec
2,
Federal
Bid
1963——2
Land
Bank
100
3%s
Oct
100.12
4%s
Apr
20, 1964
4s
Oct
20, 1965
100
Bonds—
3%s Aug 20, 1963
r
100
99,30
22, 1963
20, 1964-
Oct
100.8
100
99.30
-
Ask
99.30
1963-
99.30
—_
point
a
100.2
100
100.4
100.2
100.24
:
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100.30
100.24
100.30
100.24
101
100.24
——
101
2,1966
98.22
101.20
102
100.20
101.4
100.8
100.12
4V4s
101.8
102.8
101.16
101.24
99.10
99.18
12, 1963
a38.14
3%s Mar 10, 1966
4%s Dec 12, 1966
a32.74
3%s Mar
11, 1968——
12.39
4%s
10, 1969
13.39
7.61
.
12.48
Apr
4%s Apr
4y8s Sep
4%s Sep
5%s Feb
4%s Jun
4%s
Jun
4s
6.81
5.42
5.92
1
100.2
99.2
100.12
100.16
102.8
103.8
103.8
104.8
106
1968
20, 1969
4%s July 15,1969
107
102.24
10, 1970
103.8
104.8
10, 1970—
100.12
101.12
3%s
Apr
100.12
101.12
5V0s
July 20, 1970—
106.8
107.8
102.24
107.16
103.24
108.16
4%s
Oct
102
103
3%s May
102.8
103.8
4y0s Feb
15,1972-1967
101.12
103.16
102.12
104.16
3%s Sep
15, 1972—
4 %s
20'. 1974
10, 1971—
10, 1972
12, 1972
12, 1973—
10, 1977—
7.46
1
20, 1968:
20,
Mar
5VbS Feb
Feb
20, 1970
1,1970
__
1,1970-1967
96.20
96
1, 1971
4yas Feb 20,
20.25
6.83
Mar
June
99.22
100.8
_
98.16
97.20
97
101.8
99.16
103.8
104.8
100
1978-73
100.12
7.44
18.63
.
4%s
11.11
4%S Feb
—
102
...
Aug 10, 1971-
4%S
13.64
10.13
Ltd-
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
Figures after decimal point represent
Maturity—
Bid
Bid
3%s Aug 15, 1963—L_
3y8s Nov 15, 1963
3%s Feb 15, 1964
100.4
100.3
3.06
3.34
5.76
6.30
9.54
10.43
10.70
11.69
13.83
15.03
1%S Oct
X14.57
15.88
4%s Nov
1
13.81
14.93
1 %s
10c
7.66
8.37
4%s May 15. 1964
101.14
1
6.89
7.45
3%s May
15, 1964
100.16
Aug
Aug
15,1964__
15, 1964
Oct
—
100.3
100.2
3y4s May 15, 1964
Treasury Notes—
,
Apr
4%S Nov
all.68
or
more
32nds of
point
a
Maturity—
Bid
100.6
1%S
Apr
100.5
4%s
100.5
1%S
May 15, 1965
Oct
1,1965
100.4
3%s
Nov
3%s
1, 1963J
15, 1963
one
Ask
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
1
Fund
Ask
Certificate of Indebtedness
'
99.16
99.18
100.27
100.29
Feb
1 %s
Apr
• 1, 1966
Aug
Opt
1, 1964—
96.22
101.16
3%s Feb
15, 1967—
100.18
l%s
102.3
100.21
3%s Aug 15, 1967—
l%s Oct
1, 1967
99.2
98.12
102.8
98.14
l%s
l%s
Apr
100.4
100.3
100.5
95.24
—
101.4
94.24
1,1966
Apr
96.26
100.2
_
15, 1966—
100.19
15, 1964
97.20
102.16
15,1966
4s
99
1
97.16
102.14
15, 1965—
102.1
:
1, 1964
;
._
1, 1965
1, 1967_—
—'
99.23
93.26
100.2
92.26
92.2
1,1968
95.28
101.6
94.28
99.25
93.30
100.4
92.30
92.6
102.10
a90.75
Inc
Inc
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
a9.98
Inc
a22.03
Rate
Fd_
7-
1-63
99.31
100.1
3.15s
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
99.30
100
11-
1-62
8-
1-63
99.30
100
3.15s
3-
4-63
12-
2-63
99.30
100
3.15s
a82.25
10-1-62
3.10s
al5.97
—
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3.20s
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Inc—
12-
3-62
9-
3-63
99.30
100
3.20s
4-
1-63
2-64
99.30
100
99.30
100
3.15s
al5.49
1-
2-63
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10-
Bid
1-63
Ask
1993
Rate
Dated
Bid
Due
1-
Ask
5-
1-63
2-
3-64
99.30
100
6-
3.25s
3.30s
all.23
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3-63
3-
2-64
99.30
100
Treasury Bills
Bid
99.975
99.978
99.175
99.919
99.925
12,
19,
99. 161
13, 1963_.
Sep
Sep
1963
June
1963
99. 100
99.115
June
Ask
-
102%
Ask
1963-
20, 1963-
99.865
99.868
Sep
26,
1963
99. 042
99.058
June
24, 1963-
99.833
99.837
Oct
3,
98.994.
1963-
99.813
99.819
Oct
10;
1963
1963
98. 977
June
10274
6,
jupe 27,
Telep—
Bid
;
—
98, 914
Ask
98.932
2003
102%
102%
July
5, 1963-
99.740
99.745
Oct
15,
1963——,—
98 872
98.891
1977
5s
108%
ill
11, 1963-,
July 15, 1963July 18, 1963_
99.690
99.696
Oct
17,
1963
98. 852
98.870
99.656
99.662
Oct
24,
1963
98. 792
98.808
Oct
31,
5%s_——1985
87
1965
94
WW-196T
4s
Am
32nds of
CooperativesAug 1, 1963
100
101
.
5s
.90%
July
99,630
99.636
106
July 25,
1963-
99.572
9,9.580
Nov
7,
1963-
99.512
99.518
Nov
14,
97 %
-
1963
98 .733
98.75,0
1963—,
98 ,670
98.687
1963
98 606
98.624
99.454
99.461
1993
4V4s
100%
J 00%
Aug
Aug
Aug
15,
1963-
99.396
99.404
Nov
29,
1963
1993
102 V4
102 %
Aug 22,
1963-
99.336
99.342
Jarx
15,
1964—,
Apr
15,
1964
97. 270
97.288
1993
—
k—
4%s
Elqctric 4%s__^
1,
8, 1963-
Tenn
Gas Trans 4%s__
-1983
Texas Elec Service 4%s_—1993
102%
102%
Aug
29,
1963-
99.275
99.282
100
100%
101
Sep
5,
1963-
99.219
Textron Amer 5s debentures 1971
114y2
127
21,
98 542
1963
-
98.561
98, 474
98.488
98. 073
98.092
117%
124
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99.232
101
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for
100
1
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more
or
315S
3.15s
•
100.1
99%
Michigan Consol Gas 4%s__1988
1978
.2
99.30
100%
Mitsui & Co
6%s__-
City of N Y_2
Life Insur
1
75%
66
•
May
Southwestern Elec Power—
Tampa
Co in
99.30
15, 1964
17, 1964—
1
Pub
one
Banks
100.1
10c
Fund
Fund
0f
33%
July 20, 1966
May 22, 1967
Fund
Socony-Mobile
Telep Co of Calif—
4%s
,
-.——J
1993
Genl Tele & Electron 4VaS
1988
Hilton Hotel 6s ww
—1984
r>n
71
62%
Westchester Fire
1 %S
Petroleum
P^eraton
Insurance
3%s
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Republic Pictures
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5
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4%s
Inc
Gas
Ins__
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6%
4s
Inc
——
101.%
S
12%
100.28
1
—
Pacific
25%
Accident—1.25
—1
Fund
North
65%
24
(Ala)_l
•11%
102
16.01
„
Ind
Indiana
100%
1969
—1992
4s
•
1982
4%s_1988
4y2s
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Pacific
5%
61%
Life & Acc_l
Insurance Co
2
1
4%s
1
Security Life Ins
of
100.26
Bid
4%s
4%s——1993
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Fruehauf
General
106
—1983
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El
104
Gas—
4%s
Duke
101 Va
1994
—
100%
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39%
185%
(Tex)
27
98
14%
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24%'
180
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Ins
'
5
106%
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101.24
Dec
6.96
Centennial Fund Inc
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8
57
541%
101
100.22
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3%S
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Bonds
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—
4%s
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Ins
Family Life Ins
United
Co
2
(NY)
United
United States
Bid
Bankers
Ins
11
15%
5
10
Union
_10
Life
Sec
74
.
24%
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132%
70%
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preferred
98%
100.24
4s
Recent Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Springfield Insurance common_2
94
10, 1965
9.23
16.40
42.25
1
Capital Exchange
Capital
l
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48%
10, 1964
11, 1964—
8.54
14.97
39.50
Fund
Street
75
21, 1966
14.65
Fund
Street
.
20, 1965
l
Fund
Diversification
9%
50
70%
Feb
Swap Funds—
Devonshire
47
Dec
1
Inc—
Congress Street
—5
1
Co
(New. Haven)—10
3%s
11.97
Inc
Fund
Surety
Ins
9
71
3%s
Centennial
Seaboard
_1
4s
10.95
Fund
Fund
66
of Amer
Ins
100.16
8.27
Inc
Growth
Life
59
5s
Winfield
Seaboard
100.17
1
Investors
(Investment Bonds)
B-2
Fund
Fund
Equity
Fund
62%
100.12
4.33
Investing Corp
Washington Mutual
Whitehall
.6.25
_—100.15
1
;
Wellington
Wellington
16
Marine
&
May 11, 1964_—
Shares-1
Inc
Fund
Fire
4%s Nov
13.16
Ltd-.
Inc
Income
Investors
Paul
3%s
3.96
Street
Federal
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l
Fund
55%
14 %
15.61
7.59
Science Fund
Line
219
St
3.50
12.21
12.04
Fund
Fund
United
Value
32%
52
Co
Insurance
14.31
1
Fund
Canada
United
Empire
Johnston
Income
'
209
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
Inc—
Accumulated
Funds
91
"26%
11.17
10c
Inv
of Canada Ltd.!
Funds
United
10.64
1
United
11.22
Intercontinental Fd_
Investors
Fund
Growth
United
20.41
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Istel Fund
9.84
12.46
xlO.49
—
Investors Selective Fund
Investors
United
87%
23%
29%
,
46%
1
Inc
UBS Fund
Wisconsin
Group Funds—
Investors
Fund
Century
2
4
(DC)
1
-w-i—
Vanguard Fund Inc
Income Fund—lc
Institutional
20th
(N Y)
Corp
'
Security
1
Inc
Fund—
Wall
Fund-lc
Republic
(DC)_1.50
3.30s Apr 15, 1964
3%s Sep 15, 1965—
.
*
Value Line Special Situations
Ltd—
al9.66
1
—
10.69
7.95
9.78
7.27
1
Fund
Inst Foundation
Investors
Fund
Investors—
Institutional
Int'l
Inc—1
Boston
Quaker
Reinsurance
1
Boston
Television-Electronics
Texas
6%
24%
4s
3%s Feb
Farnham
Fund
10
33%
Ins
1
Industry Inc
Investment Corp
&
126%
9
22%
14%
al0.55
Shares—1.25
Investors
Balanced
122
Life—1
Life Ins Co (N C)
_5
City Life Ins (Pa)—5
Men's
Obligations of Government Agencies
Clark-
Fund
Trust of
Street
94%
31%
80%
Figures after decimal point represent
3.30s Sep
3.20s Jan
11.03
10.76
Southwestern Investors Inc—__1
Sovereign
64%
90%
:_10
85%
69
&
64%
60
5%
13%
54
&
61%
61 %
—1
77.
20%
(NY)
of
57 Vs
•
10
Co
Owners
Bus
80
Central
Life
Federal Home
al4.56
_1
American
United
Inc—
Funds
Series
Pyramid
10
Co
Life
3.30s Aug
25c
Canada
of
Sterling Investment Fund Inc
General
81
Co
Standard
7.80
—1
Inc_
Fund
7.14
1
Research Investing
Revere Fund
Shareholders
stock
77
3%s July 16, 1963—
11.90
2.84
8.53
7 30
2 90
Providence-Washington
_5
Lawyers Title Ins
9.69
10.89
6.64
America
Ins
16.51
—1
Fund
TZT.t.
1
2.58
7.76
of
Putnam
6.84
lc
29%
Boiler & Insur_5
9.57
X6.29
lc
Preferred
8.85
•
lc
Fund
1
Inc
Fund
Scudder
series
27%
Insurance
40%
36%
4.71
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
stock
&
Title Guaranty Co (NY)Travelers Insurance Co.
Kentucky
6.47
Series
Home
Profess
$6.50
12.42
4.«2
Series
Pioneer
Standard
10.47
2.38
Common
Phoenix
18%
60%
■
34%
5
16%
9.58
2.18
Utilities
Fundamental
Puritan
Life
16
37%
Y_10
N
Co_
5%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
4.31
of
Co
Insurance
55%
Mid-Cont
Interstate
Income—1
for
Fund
Peerless
15%
12.30
x4.41
Funds—
Custodian
Bond
Provident
-
18%
Jefferson
15.82
74%
141%
57%
10
12.79
15.66
Insurance
170%
69
Ins_2.50
"8.89
—_—_—1—1
Inc
Pacific
165
136%
•
25%
46%
•'
57 y4
—3%
Co
53%
50c
X5.92
Foursquare Fund
Life
Ins
Insurance
Lamar
Indemnity
i
2
63%
8.11
Growth Stock-
1
Fund
Founders Mutual
Franklin
Fund
Intl
Pacific
3
Kennesaw Life
10c
Inc
Mutual Fund
6.17
61%
48
,
'
24
2.50
Amer:
48
Corp
2.50
Inc
Fund
(T Rowe)
Price
58
Life
Co
60%
11.67
1
*
Inc_lc
Inc.
Florida
5.68
Ins
4
Insurance
Illinois
al6.56
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
Scudder
Florida Growth Fund
Home
17.15
Line
(Jacksonville Fla) _2y2
.
9.48
Shares split
2-for-l
Industrial Fd
14.23
15.69
1
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Pioneer
Howard-
&
13.02
1
Fund
Natl
Old
4%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
14.04
Northeastern Insurance—3.33 %
Northwestern
46%
6%
Insur
Hartford Steam
Pine Street Fund Inc
Eaton
12.85
1
29%
Life
44%
433^,
.2.50
t
5%
American
Life
Hanover
12.68
1
Inc-1
Vegh Investing Co Inc——_1
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
De
—5
Cas_—1
—
1
Employ Life Ins
Greatamerica
Life &
20%
5
Gov
Gulf
River_—
Reserve
Gov't Employees
8.70
Great
American
54%
Glens Falls—
8.82
R ,P
North
'North
37%
Internat'l
6.55
York
49%
16%
35%'
_5
19%
,
24%
32%
Hampshire Insurance
43%
27
100 y4
15%
71%
Georgia
8.07
Horizons
46%
35%
7.97
England Fund
23
Corp class A—2.50
;':"New York Fire Ins Co—
15%
96%
1
67%
4.68
5.99
New
5
com
5
7.29
X7.97
New
1
First Nat'l Life
1
New
Fund
Income
Diversified
Inc
Investment
Western
Crown
30%
41%,
13%
.56%
5
AA
Fire—
1.25
4.28
1
44%
Accident Ins
1
(S F)
1
Series
Nationwide
New
&
Line Ins
Union
(Phoenix)
Firemen's Fund
_1
Stock
73
Life
44%
Franklin Life Insurance
General Reinsurance Corp
Series
Growth
National
53
Insurance (Texas)—5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
6.85
Series
Income
Stock
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund-
Nat'l Old
1
6.27
Preferred Stock Series
Nat'l
71%
4
1
Dividend
16%
60%
77
Co
12.79
Series
13.71
126%
73%
of N Y
1
21.75
121
.5
11.70
Series
Bond
.10
—2
—-1
Series
Balanced
National Fire
28%
Group Assoc
•
Reinsurance Corp—5
Insurance
101%
3%
1.25
(DC)
(NJ)
Co
Ins
79%
97
5
(Balt)__
5
Co
Inc
Co
74
10
Life
Peoples Life Iris Co (Wash DC)_5
Philadelphia Life Ins Co_
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
Series—
12.68
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
Employers
Employers
Federal
20.25
Inc
Eastern Life
24.84
National
Insurance
Forster
&
Eagle Fire Ins
"2.96
Securities Co Inc_l
Wide
Nation
1
Fund
Crum
al4.78
Fund—
Casualty
Criterion
9.45
15.39
Consolidated Investment Trust-1
Concord
Continental
18%
51
Monument
38%
.
NY—2
Co—.__5
16'%
48%
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l!
68%
America—1
Assurance
*
.1
7%
42
Continental Amer Life Ins ___10
7.23
Growth—1
National
Fund—1
11.41
Foundation—1
Investing
Invest Found
of
Co
6%
Co
13%
68%
"A"„2
Cohi'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life InsUr
5
25.60
10.44
Ins
167
42%
15%
2
—5
5%
Maryland
Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
57
Life——1
,
17%
161 %
3%
Ins—1
(N Y)
Continental
Series
Insurance
Mutual
Standard
Casualty
Combined
9.03
23.42
Inc—1
—
Mutual
Life
34
129%
16%
6%
5
(N J)
Insurance
32
125
12%
10
Life Ins
Life
Ask
39
Inc_l
Citizens Life Insur Co of
16.39
Funds—
Co
11.21
Commonwealth
Gen Fd__1
Investment-.—1
Fund
Securities
(B
X8.26
interest—1
beneficial
of
Medical
Madison
2.50
Assurance
Security
Citizens
Fund—
Life
Massachusetts
Jv4%
1
Coastal States Life Ins (Ga)_1.25
j-w-l
Fund Inc—
Morton
Shares' Trust-:
Century
v
Units
Ltd
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Growth Stock Fund
Chase
18.98
13%
*
Ins—
Boston Insurance Co—
.
15.00
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_50c
(Wash DC)—1
(Galveston)
1
Ins
Beneficial
1.96
1.68
Stock
Growth
Investors
1.54
Trust
int—33'/he
beneficial
of
shares
Mass
—1
(1954) Ltd
Canadian Fund
Fund
8.00
Fund—
General
Canada
Xl.79,
■
91%
Re-insurance..
Bankers
shares—lc
Investors
Nat
Bankers Natl
•
Special Investment
General
Massachusetts
California
&15.74
Funds—
Managed
53%
87%
./Bankers & Shippers—
a30.95
Mutual Fund—*
Sayles
Amer
American
1
49
Companies
Mercury
Life &
Co_1.50
American Income Life Ins Co__1
Amer
5
Penna
Insur_l
Heritage Life
(Jacksonville Fla)
Life
of
Life
American
American
30%
Co
Insur
Founders
American Home
33%
76
28
Assurance
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins.
1
Lincoln National Life Insur
5
General
6.79
Investors
16%
American
12.35
Insurance
25%
15%
(111) _1
Casualty
Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
American
17.62
Fund—1
Life
23%
24
7.13
6.20
4.81
Broad
16.16
6.50
21%
American
4.73
14.94
42%
Bid
31
72%
Life
166%
40
Par
Liberty Life Insurance
2
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)„2
107%
161
& Surety
Insurance
American Equitable Assur_„2.50
16.60
4.33
101
—5
14.25
15.21
Ask
3.50
24.22
13.06
Life
Bid
Par
■
Casualty
All Amer Life &
5.72
22.20
16.75
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Corp
1
Inc—
X5.24
11.30
9.88
(Quotations for Friday, May 3 I )
Agricultural Insurance Co——10
10.57
Knickerbocker
11.99
Fund
9.68
Lazard Fund Inc—____———1
1
Boston
10.28
1
Growth
•.
Aetna
Aetna
11.23
9.87
Growth Fund
Bondstock
Ask
Keyscone
4.48
11.34
Canada Ltd
Blue
5.36
7.35
12.33
Axe-Templeton
Bid
Par
Custodian Fund Cont.
B-4
(Discount Bonds)
1
K-l (Income Fund)
1
K-2 (Growth Fund)
1
S-l (High-Grade Com Stk) —1
S-2 (Income Com Stocks)—1
S-3
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com Stks)__1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd-1
2.48
5.78
9.08
4.10
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc__5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
'
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Monday; June 3, 1963
.
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Bid
2.27
6.67
8.25
4.19
6.24
al6.87
9.50
1-58
4.91
Par
Aberdeen
Fund——
25c
Advisers Fund Inc
1
Affiliated Fund Inc
-1.25
American Business Shares
1
American Growth Fund Inc__lc
American Investors Fund-—1
American Mutual Fund IntL—-JLl
Associated Fund Trust
-*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33Vic
Mutual Funds—
.
.
5s
WW
Westcoast
5y>s
—
Trans
series C
5y2s
_—1984
A
1988
—198?
95 %>
98%
FOOTNOTES
98
•No
101
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a
Net asset
Exchange.
FOR
value,
tNew
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
b Bid yield price,
d Ex-rights,
k Admitted to listing : on the
stock,
x Ex-dividend.
wiWhen
issued,
y Ex-stock
dividend.
Number 6269
197
Volume
THE-COURSE
'
1
■
1
j
.
.
BANK
OF
*
' ■
i
>,
-.
with
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Week Ended May 23
1963
1962
i 762 058
Bethlehem
(a)
Lancaster
1961
inc. or
1960
Dec. %
1,793,668
1,397,802
2,'266;550
Chester
___
$
1,175',000',000
2,604,694
Scran ton
7,810,225
(a)
Wilkes-Barre
York
1.8
1,397,799
+ 62.1
1,425,743
2,230,148
—
(a)
4 914 0I6
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals,
last year.
"
47
Disfrict^-Philadelphia
Pre¬
a year ago.
'■
■
$
Third Federal Reserve
$27,373,560,451 against $26,696,084,466 for the same week in 1962. At this
at
stand
-
''
■
States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will
above those of the corresponding week
6.5%
'
June 1, clearings for all
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
cities of the United
be
4'
»
advices from the chief cities
liminary figures compiled by us based upon telegraphic
of the
(2291)
CLEARINGS:
."
•
clearings this week will show an increase compared
Bank
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
.
—36.1
1,148,000,000
4,829,878
+ 10.1
7,350,310
6,653,306
+17.0
5,644,190
6,058,877
+ 21.5
4,460,505
22,252,232
16,764,684
21,471,312
1,214,101,361
1,190,913,445
id 2
+
1,220,000,000
4,075,190
7,093,668
3.7
—
(a)
6,825,395
1,998,615
1,316,762
2,173,414
4,195,768
1,125,000,000
5,261,617
,
4,206,377
(a)
3,843,767
Delaware—Wilmington
gain for the week ending Friday of 7.9%. Our comparative sum¬
a
29,327,992
New
there is
center
16,720,038
5,834,120
24,133,236
18,318,974
1,247,230,968
1,287,107,163
3.1
15,079,536
13,089,513
+ 15.2
12,434,004
384,962,048
732,715,102
81,572,700
14,026,325
349,715,377
+ 10.1
+
8.8
300,024,596
591,641,110
298,350,790
673,273,144
76,127,000
+
77,089,100
Jersey—Trenton
for this week follows:
mary
Total
cities)
(9
.
8.7
—
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
19^3
'
Week Ended June 1—
1962
v..
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—*
%
$15,354,912,454 $14,224,415,828
York
New
7.9
+
Ohio—Canton
Chicago
—
—
-
,1,214,569,237
—
1,194,513,006
+
1.7
Cincinnati
1,025,000,000
-
Philadelphia
1,038,000,000
—
1.2
Cleveland
,__
•
Columbus
725,125,833
698,655,785
+
3.8
404,908,223
Boston
409,016,876
—
1.0
Mansfield
Kansas
City
_
1_,
Louis
St.
San'
Francisco
2.0
715,789,000
718,244,516
—
0.3
408,925,342
416,752,926
—
,
—
—
Cleveland
—
563,741,516
+
Baltimore
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
Total
'
,
■
Ten cities, five days—
•
.
Other
324,403,788
+
9.4
$21,187,486,443 $19,949,044,340
cities,
Total
All
all
cities,
Total
five
days.
five
cities,
+
6.2
7.6
+
6.4
1,149,408,026
+
7.6
$27,373,560,451
week____
for
cities
+
1,237,214,802
___———
11,267,378
14,283,498
+ 10.1
423,218,504
451,150,127
9.5
1,421,067,224
1,480,529,204
1,726,820,375
cities)
(7
436,436,478
1,576,893,278
Virginia—Huntington__
5,041,785
27,672 000
;
Richmond
$26,136,345,649 $24,546,676,440
days—__
14,297,032
3.1
480,339,830
Virginia—Norfolk
4,597,632,100
$25,696,084,466
+
14,774,293
+
5,576,135
9.6
5,787,119
3.0
5,077,290
19,205,000
20,784,000
9.7
26,854,000
240,185,898'
263,480,677
243,762,883
223,990,026
6.5
4,928,859,208
—
"day_
one
all
—
68,184,600
+
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond—
West
„
7.2
+ 23.3
13,255,642
.
9.0
•
354,823,474
-
13,664,645
1.9
614,732,884
—
-
Pittsburgh ___;
+
610,855,071
14,996,124
18,486,514
;
.Youngstown
361,300,000
368,700,000
_
12,940,006
South
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
10,526,873
10,395,681
451,681,729
1.3
9,735,588
8,719,511
464,853,671
2.9
169,462,220
154,998,717
9.3
430,140,565
145,110,502
390,280,841
Columbia—Washington
(6 cities)
941,037,226
889,692,160
+
5.8
853,031,828
776,904,053
36,828,369
169,061,923
+
9.1
+
7.3
148,992,780
137,870,562
481,300,000
+ 15.4
436,100,000
412,600,000
District of
Total
127,342,555
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
We cannot furnish them today,
issue of next week.
our
Saturday and the Saturday figures
inasmuch
appear
not available at time of going to
are
Tennessee!— Knoxville
in
Nashville
the week ends
as
Augusta
the elaborate detailed
we
able to
are
May 25.
was
an
week in 1962. Outside of this
this
at
center
Federal
showing
an
city there
was a
increase of 7.9%.
Reserve Districts in
17.3
6,613,012
+
21.8
5,224,114
7,116,061
6,558,272
310,449,862
+
5.2
272,608,651
272,911,359
352,298,115
291,378,999
+ 20.9
330,578,231
273,907,473
15,510,860
+ 55.3
15,185,246
Mobile
Total
they
the New York Reserve District the
gain of 8.0%; the hank clearings
located and from this
totals register
of
of
3,1%. In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals show
improvement
an
OF
BANK
Week Ended May 25—
2nd
3rd
an
12 cities
York
New
Philadelphia __!_
Chicago
$
Dec. %
$
•
—.
;
1,127,701,433
1,050,381,219
+
7.4
1,006,235,193
+
7.8
16,041,060,370
1,247,230,968
1,287,107,163
—
3.1
.1,214,101,361
•
__.
1,576,893,278
+
9.5
1,421,067,224
+
•
22,323.011
,t
1,851,857
1,450,781,972
4,552,415
9.8
+ 18.1
53,069,874
3.5
19,435,342
11,506,782
4,661,162
188,345,251
216,251,953
8,081,516
—
23,129,854
—
7,948,047
.
54,081,918
18,115,746
—22.6
1,703,212
5.4
1,310,049,037
1,198,335,206
+
7,842,522
1,514,945
+
2,393,445
1,377,005,916
8,410,633
'.15,036,867
13,989,104
89,544,000
13,312,526
3.7
—
9,773,985
■
112,266,000
2.3
+ 21.7
181,604,808
0.4
+
4,405,205
15,942,893
19,508,364
11,207,835
15,091,601
7.2
7,617,194
8,804,940
12,321,148
+ 22.0
14,812,767
13,972,025
12,964,945
+
7.9
12,783,059
6,859,326
12,058,822
9,785,393
+ 34.9
7,255,627
1,865,356,500
+
7.7
1,827,210,881
6,892,300
1,664,567,165
468.300,000
+
9.6
396,500,000
226,485,034
+ 13.7
200,363,980
380,700,000
198,965.567
184,740,492
+ 20.1
151,703,831
151,912,190
951,405,575
—I—
427,100,000
257,612,973
221,822,584
3,671,018
Louis__
889,692,160
+
5.8
853.031,828
"
1,829,401,981
1,625,135,381
+12.6
1,526,534,895
1,450,674,998
17
"
2,009,792,412
1,865,356,500
+
7.7
1,827,210,881
1,664,567,165
4
"
"951,405,575
842,398,240
+12.9
752,325,026
735,199,636
Minneapolis
7
"
846,742,463
782,409,502
+
8.2
728,145,574
Kansas
9
"
828,590,005
794,802,054
+
4.3
710,059,262
cities)
Total -(4
776,904,052
10
Illinois—Quincy
842,398,240
9.9
3,757,215
3,621,879
+12.9
4,072,714
752,325,026
735,199,636
—
1,480,529,204
941,037,226
_
_;
Louis
St.
11th
12th
San
City
6
10
Francisco
Total
,
,
"
"
Dallas
+19.0
702,188,564
Ninth Federal Reserve
'
1,629,934,685
+
9.0
1,482,928,607
+
8.0
28,202,451,675
13,508,144,796
+
8.1
12,600,714,670
8,089,830
+
9.2
507,774,056
454,915,809
202,341,484
+
6.2
11,447,540
5,043,642
8,939,094
+
28.1
164,310,034
10,408,889
4,545,64?
+ 11.0
178,576,209
9,267,274
3,606,309
6,357,469
—
6,578,757
15,450,759
15,985,502
—
846,742,463
782,409,502
Dakota—Fargo___—■_•
Dakota—Aberdeen
Montana—Billings
—
—
Helena
11,972,597,758
Total
(7
cities)-—
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
We
now
week ended
add
detailed statement
our
showing the figures for each city for the
Hastings
years:
'■
<'
v
■'
'
_
1963
—-
:
„
First Federal Reserve Districts--Boston—
" $
Inc.
Dec. %.•
"
"•
1960
-
$.-■-•
$
"St.
4,181,598.
+
2i4
8,451,574
+
2.4
+
7.5
4,509,535
3,872,437
;•
—12.8
10.6
3,842,646
7,243,483
.
Bedford.
■
-
3,534,672
New
3,825,000
4,134,755
19,975,231'
19,360,047
15,789,634
17,021,872
+
6.8
15,994,381
15,026,616
54,005,206
+ 25.6
50,987,273
43,274,924
—23.4
23,634,279
39,477,300
38,930,600
25,161,252
Island—Providence—.
43,425,700
Total
(12
32,834,177
'
43,688,000
+
—
3,972,937
3,809,679
+
4.3
3,458,115
1,127,701,433
:
1,050,381,219
+
7.4
1,006,235,193
'
'
Jamestown
New
vA.
.
.
Northern New Jersey____
(9
cities)
L
203,536,750
10,066,433
+
2.4
174,064,379
+
9.5
10,009,020
9,157,819
28,238,367
28,123,436
517,765,074
13,066,916
+
4.2
470,137,510
461,570,166
+
5.1
12,134,959
12,746,009
7,695,239
+
7.8
6,162,698
6,798,657
794,802,054
+
4.3
710,059,262
703,275,654
+ 14.5
30,347,589
.
A.:..,..
516,938,738
43,659,117
41,470,531
+ 15.0
4,806,000
0.5
5,707,217
—16.8
11,916,553
5,700,000
5,158,631
12,266,757
639,751,454
591,922,065
+
6,808,320
.ii,2UJ,hbd
13,464,835
835,490,040
——
cities)
(6
13,043,319
560,619,248
+ 11.2
13,356,724
6,771,595
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
29.6
+ 20.3
43,964,368
Falls
Wichita
11
10,387,408
619,688,317
Galveston
702,188,564
+19.0.
239,224,145
+ 13.1
—
District—San Francisco
.
V
3,009,598
3,843,580
+
+
+
—
4.4
7.3
3.4
1.2
40,813,194
; 140,779,258
2,979,742
3,425,157
30,528,477
Pasadena
146,641,608
2,542,017
3,456,705
16,119,535,773
+
7.9.
15,601,737,005
12,734,505,099
52,406,747
+
9.0
48,843,707
43,600,591
30,037,521
+ 14.8
26,627,013
76,190,490
7.9
73,521,100
71,976,850
v
-
5,273,837
224,433,740
138,622,677
+
2.7
117,-968,228
5,190,642
214,852,404
109,174,286
30,809,928
15,164,208
25,971,473
—————--——
26,374,734
10.489.919
874,401,000
951,921,825
Francisco—
Jose
Santa
1.2
12.1
12,293,143
Beach—.
San
+
+
142,424,681
—
City—
San
202,488.437
6,762,527
263:553,788
270,587,400
Barbara
42,104,803
14,589,463
14,910,695
—
Stockton
1.5
24,351,904
+17.2
8.9
13,071,316
820,769,879
—
'
+
101,340,351
17,874,610,487
.105,496,485
<+
—
3.9
102,334,194
39,207,806
35,296,220
12,074,707
10,181,003
3.6
15,345,502
17,112,613
—
—
16,041,060,370
13,153,541,109
Outside
16,581,381,823.
+
1,777,262,697
(106
New
cities)——_—
York -City
/\wQt«oftnrie
1,629,934,685
+
9.0
1,482,928,607
1,372,612,739
31,996,085,662
29,627,680,569
+
8.0
28,202,451,675
24,707,102.857
14,607,299,435
(10 cities)
total
91,921,005
7,8
Total
Grand
—■—-—
732,342,998
0.9
+ 16.0
42,471,106
12.572.920
15,461,869
-
28,368,757
82,214,881
Lake
California—Long
210,431,688
6,841,510
295,617,704
Yakima
,
34,491,335
__1
Jersey—Newark
Total
3,110,572
17,388,786,227
Rochester
7,542,800
—
Twelfth Federal Reserve
57,130,908
York
Syracuse
152,429,394
163,609,693
3,797,905
;
8.4
745,682,880
—
Worth
Fort
Oregon—Portland
38,432,235
40,120,615
'
v
Elmira
1,012,314
757,215
+
r,I7'2oo'5on
——
Dallas
Utah—Salt
<
+ 13.0
4,906,000
Texas—Austin
Second Federal Reserve District—New York;
—16.4
828,590,005
cities).
(9
924,321,767
■'
..
Buffalo
1,309,378
691,227
8,049,251
174,829;711
1,150,712
13,731,004
8,299,788
!
Washington—Seattle
York—Albany__
662,641,023
3,776,763
•:
.___
cities)
728,145,574
1,010,083
22,974,016
0.6
Haven_
Hampshire—Manchester
8.2
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
1,464,642
+ 27.6
+ 23.3
67,848,235
Connecticut—Hartford
Rhode
1,535,545
4,047,644
18,271,721
—
Total
3,913,095
1,382,045
24,623,956
Springfield
City
Joseph
,+
763,901,123
5,166,047
__I—_______
Worcester
7.523.528
13,515,406
7,292,953
833,312,661
.
1,529,154
New
3.877.527
5,857,983
14,663,284
10,163,258
34,752,114
5^9,264,331
—
__
Missouri—Kansas
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
856,474,658
River
•
.
3,931,190
,
1961
or
8,654,418
,
-
Wichita
.
920,833,890
—
Massachusetts—rBoston
Fall
■
'
•
4,282,933
Maine—Bangor
Portland
1962
......
,
3.5
3.3
1,140,825
—
Omaha
'
-,
—
"'°21,213
208,398,672
—-
-
Kansas—Topeka
Week Ended May 25
,
+
4.9
City962,402
:
Lincoln
May 25 for four
Clearings at—
—
24,707,102,857
'14,607,299,435
8,400,459
535,386,703
—214,934,629
Paul
South
1,372,612,739
29,627,680,569
8,853,603
584,865,595
._.—._—
North
591,922,065
1,77.7,262,697
8,421,541
Minneapolis
St.
703,275,654
639,751,454
Districts-Minneapolis—
Minnesota—Duluth
662,641,023
.
31,996,085,662
106 Cities
,_
,
835,490,040
Outside New York City—_
New
4,242,384
18.8.
+ 12.5
17,928,449
2,009,792,412
_!
(17 Cities)
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
1,190,913,445
1,726,820,375
Chicago
New
9,582,772
+
13,153,541,109
"
Atlanta
New
18,224,711
+ 101.9
2,888,460
58,346,675
Springfield
924*321,767
16,581,381,823
"
7th
!
•
—.—
Peoria
$
.
"
6th
9th
2,789,954
+ 10.0
10,604,740
103,816,000
12,842,119
8,817,799
______.
Missouri—St.
7
Richmond
9
Cleveland
5th
10th
2,854,551
20,232,602
68,920,553
-
.___
—
Rockford
1960
6
4th
8th
1,450,674,993
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
1961
17,874,610,487
"
9
_______
1,526,534,895
—___
j.
Illinois—Bloomington
increase of 4.3%/in the.
Inc. or
1962
$
Boston
Rapids
Sioux City
CLEARINGS
1963
1st
+12.6
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
SUMMARY
1,625,135,381
-
Moines—_
Des
Total
a
292,310,387
'
Decatur
by 8.2%. In the Kansas City Reserve District there is
furnish
276,333,000
Haute.
Iowa—Cedar
Dallas Reserve District of 19.0% and in the San Francisco Reserve District
by 9.0%.
we
8.6
220,960,028
______—____________
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
The Chicago Reserve District has managed to enlarge its totals by
following
+
South Bend
7.7%, the St. Louis Reserve District by 12.9% and the Minneapolis Reserve District
In the
621,505
305,503,000
13,142,742
Indianapolis
9.5%, in the Richmond Reserve District of 5.8% and in the Atlanta Reserve Dis¬
trict of 12.6%.
706,121
3,432,437
22,252,852
21,414,978
A 20,173,802
104,256,000
Arbor
Rapids
__________________
Indiana—Fort Wayne
1—
Terre
loss
3.1
:
Lansing
Reserve District of 7.4%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals record
a
+
1,829,401,981
Orleans
Michigan—Ann
note that in
we
gain of 7.8% and in the Boston
a
772,978
.
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
We group the cities according to the
are
16,015,327
797,109
331,710,669
»
cities)
(10
6,405,727
against $29,627,680,569 in the
Grand
which
24,083,103
___..
Louisiana—New
increase of 8.0%; the aggregate clearings for
.
same
+
8,055,245
Mississippi—Vicksburg
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
For that week there
30,764,052
Alabama—Birmingham
statement, however, which we present further below,
the whole country having amounted to $31,996,085,662
7,716,378
34,401,025
326,526,752
M'acon
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all cases has to be estimated.
In
181,379,572
555,300,000
9,053,561
Florida—Jacksonville
Ac-
press.
40,197,855
*
:
—
Georgia—Atlanta
13,508,144.796
+
8.1
12,600,714,670
11,972,597,758
rlfconnfmtlPiT
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2292)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
the
to
Pursuant
requirements of Section 522
of
.
.
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking •
.
Fund Notices
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
■CT
the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers
We give below a record for the week just passed.
certifies daily to the Secretary of
of the world.
countries
CERTIFIED
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
Unit'
Country and Monetary
24,
1963
Noon Buying Rate for
*
$
Australia,
pound
Cable
Transfers
in
2.230836
York
(Value
Tuesday
2.230916
Austria, schilling
.0200500
.0200500
%
.0200450
>.927770
France
.210150
.310566
I
h
deutsche
A
.204050
franc..'—
new
Company and Issue—
Closed
Memorial
Day
Consol.
.927656
mortgage
Jan.
.310566
1,
American
5'/4%
;
v; "
.209646
2.800800
li::
'
-
.00160935
.00275516
.00275550
.00160900
,.
.00160950
,
Inland
.278150
.278150
.278150
.278125
2.772079
2.772376
.139925
.139975
.0349000
.0349000
.325850
2.771980
,139925
;—_—.——
.0349000
—
peseta
Investment
.
.0166631
—
Gas
Closed
5%
Day
:
first
first
series,
.192725
6V4%
first
.231475
.231537
5V2 %
first
...
rand
1.394620
_____
.
■
1.394669
-
2.799700
.
•>:
1'
:
Natural
1.395168
1.394819
'
2.799800
%
2.800100
Gas
4%%
2.800800
Oil
Consolidated Statement of Condition
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In millions of dollars)
Increase( + ) or
Decrease (—) Since
May 29,
May 22,
1963
•
account
notes
'<
reserves
;
"
outright
42
,
.
securities:
•
769
31
2,592
;
.__
•
Cash
loans
items
Bank
in
and
of
Total
U.
S.
4,894
5,386
4,287
102
»
102
335
reserves
Demand
and
individuals,
568
$17,998
items...
3,793
3,966
79
73
$50,979
"
domestic
accounts
$51,845
for
F.
R.
934
and
"F.
notes
eolidated
80
Commercial
of
$53,338
Loans
other
.
I
to
83
shown
U.
•
112
includes
Reserve
$334
Banks
32.2%
34.6%
of
out
of
'
loans
Real
U.
S.
for
,
'
.
*•-
Condition Statement of Member Banks
ended
the
statement
of
weekly
Reserve
following
principal
"other"
reporting
member
System in leading cities
changes
for
Decreases of $208 million in
increases
of
$288
the
week
loans
million
credited
a
S.
in
holdings
of
Government
domestic
commercial
banks; and an in¬
$174 million in time and savings deposits.
Commercial and industrial loans decreased in all but
crease
one
a
comparable week
net decline of $166
a
year
ago
million; during the
these loans decreased $145
Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased $113
and
their
loans
for
purchasing
"other" securities increased
$97 million.
and
lion
compared with
1950
1981__Jun
15
2050
to
a
carrying
or
Loans
to sales
$148 mil¬
decrease of $72 million
during
(first
to
5
—
:+
commercial
banks
+
4
+
+
13
81
+
4
492
+
5
+
indebtedness..
—
184
—
287
256
—
2,095
—
122
+
—
368
R.
2,378
;
Banks
■"
•
25
+
3
—
+
4,257
—
15,
.
Jun
1987-
10
Jun
_;
6
*
-•♦'-'■V
2046
& coll.
(second
*2046
series due
trust-
series)
and
refunding
preferred
j
July
stock—Aug
1
1
preferred
July
617
1741
3
stock
*
cumul.
bonds
mtge.
this
in
cumulative
Jun
stock—
pfd.
1970
due
28
♦
Jun
28
2153
July
*
1
—
Jun
±
20
1460
Jun
stock
Ltd.—
15
1950
pref. stock—July 31
2198
3
1993
When
Holders
1965
Edison
Co—
due
July
conv.
1,
1
1990
Jun
issue.
Per
Name of Company
Dialight
Corp.
Diamond
$4
Di
&
Club,
(s-a)
1
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
Disney
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams.
+
282
141
+
+
—
+
388
+
1,802
63,760
—2,437
+
1,171
5,367
+
5,481
_____
+
Steel
Dominion
Stores,
Dominion
Tar
+
288
+
36
official
insts.,
etc
579
-
79
—
30c
6-19
6-28
7-31
6-28
7-
6-14
115c
8-
1
7-15
t37x/2c
8-
1
7-15
6-28
6-14
1
7-11
2
15c
;
Ltd.
Coal
Ltd.
tlOc
(quar.)
tl2VaC
(increased-
Chemical
Co.
8-
6-14
Ltd.—
t20c
87-
2
8c
6-
3
7-
1
t25c
;___
(quar.)
preference (quar.)
~
2
6-
1
38
—
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons (quar.).
Doughboy Industries (stock dividend)
3%
Dover
20c
6-15
5-27
7c
6-15
5-31
10-31
5-10
10-
1
+
3
+
88
+
174
+
8,136
Drew
$6
6-
6
5-15
36,014
+
62
+
3,948
Dravo
50C
7-
1
6-20
Dresser
30c
6-17
40c
6-10
5-23
45c
6-28
5-27
11,133
+
97
+
2,964
4,039
,_
+
12
+
635
2
+
30
+
7
+
581
+
6
+
2
..+
167
+
—
2,728"'
119
„
.
!
732 1
2,293
—
13,866
•
188
+
173
—
5,817
i.
ACCOUNTS...
to
domestic
16
+
383
—
3
+
649
'
.
after
,
"
deduc¬
reserves; individual loan items are shown gross.
all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and
and
time
deposits
separately.
less cash
officers'
of
U.
items
checks
S.
(monthly)—
(increased
preferred
7%
quar.)
in
not
process
shown
Government
and
of
collection.
separately.
postal
savings
_
(quar.)
Industries
&
Duncan
Bradstreet",
Electric
Inc.
B
Co.,
3
$1.34
A
5-27
1
5-27
6-
4
5-20
30c
(quar.)
5-20
6-10
5-31
Special
Dunham-Bush, Inc., 5%
pfd.
(quar.).—s.*
6-10
5-31
6-10
5-31
10c
.'
—
10c
25c
:
1
(quar.)
L
6-10'
25c
(increased 1
class
6-17
7-
5c
Special
Class
6-
$1.75
(quar.)
preferred
Dulany
DUnlop
commercial banks and
valuation
banks,
Co.
A
Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc. (quar.)
Drewrys, Ltd. USA, Incl (quar.)
Duke Power Co., common (quar.)
Dun
Banks
&
(quar.)
class
5.36%
-
official insts., etc
Reserve
Corporation
Properties,
688
224
—
•
-
Dow-Jones
banks
certified
4-30
5-27
1,093
political subdivisions—
commercial
5-27
6-25
54,415
deposits—total ff
loans
S.*27
6-10
8V2C
f20c
—
Common
$1
6-12
5-25
Investments—
&
&
1*
6-15
$25c
Ltd., common (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Dominion
40
22
—
Common
37
—1,188
517
preference
—
"
10,678
2nd
5-24
6-14
7-
4
5-31
1
4c
(quarterly)
Fund
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
Dominion Corset Co., Ltd. (quar.)—
Dominion-Scottish
"7-
10c
Dome
—
3
2771,
■
...
Stock
Dominion Fabrics Co.,
239
6-
5-20
20c
517
+11,831
5-20
6%
.-4
Diversified Investment Fund Inc.
Diversified
—3,789
+
Corp.
108
337
Growth
5?20
6-12
f45c
(quar.)
+
60
-
7
6-25
$1.50
(quar.)—^
Ltd.
+
20
—3,655
61,245
Divco-Wayne
Productions
+
279
5-15
6-
6-15
15c
(quar.)—
(Walt)
6-14
7V2C
(quar.)
77
—
8c
45c
Payable of Pec.
$1
Giorgio Fruit, $3 pfd.
Diners
(quar.)_-
common
(quar.)
CO.
Inc.
•_
—
1
(quar.)_
Alkali,
preferred
Dickinson
Share
3,767
♦Preliminary (San Francisco District).
May 15 figures revised.
shown
1,
pref. stock and 4.56%
Electric Co.—
first
.,2149
1
P,
.
Corp
Mines
Dec.
2,203
90,477
.
others..—
H Includes
Nickel
due
California
+
•-•**
not
•
•
preferred
+
•+
Other liabilities
§ Includes
series
mortgage
1974
debentures
+
Borrowings;
of
1st
Investment
16
■
■
t Includes
il945
Co.—
140
5,159
banks
Governments,
tion
bonds,
,
4 V2 %
288
167h600
:
Foreign:
domestic
,2044
due July 1, 1972—July
York, Inc.—■'
cumulative
Inc.
+
1,648
____
interbank
CAPITAL
10
10
■
convertible
—
2,977
*
banks
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
Other time deposits
From
Jun
Inc.—
—
12,774
:
savings
Federal
—Jun
1982
due
Co.—
14,602
adjusted t
Governments,
From
Page
"''.v-:'V'-1 V
bonds
conv.
Diebold,
savings—
Commercial
Date
—
•
DIVIDENDS
250
Foreign:
Domestic
4%
7,246
interbank:
and
2099
CALLED
Continued from page 13
1,199
—
1,779
i.—
Government...
States
debs,
New
due
Utilities
Rankin
4.48%
2,461
+
..
1,429
_
domestic
deposits
and
*
'1885
21
468
4,220
...
of
+
+
1
30,225
securities—total
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States and political subdivisions
Time
ISSUES
mtge.
and
Co..
90
148
—
17,560
F.
Commercial
Jun
18
13
+
3,730
assets/liabilities
Mutual
♦
'"v
1,006
+
2
707
assets—net..
Domestic
1
88
+:
97
+
—
1,488
...
years...
LIABILITIES—'
S.
2198
July
1, 1983
Co.—
;
••+171
113
—
18,769
with
U.
1978
cumulative
debs,
5%
16,502
and coin
Demand
♦
15
July 1
.—July 10
stock
trust bonds 53/s%
(fourth series)—
convertible
Tampa
75
year
with
*
1
v
1979
coll:
&
Lambert
Southern
2,289
:
securities
Reserves
preferred
income
of
series
institutions:
years..*
5
due
•Announced
loans
domestic
After
Other
Jun
-
due
coll.-trust bonds 3x/2%
series)
334%
American
8,036
foreign banks
1
Co.
cumulative
5V4 %
North
+
634,
loans...,
Within
1
Telegraph Co.—
Nov.
subord.
Laboratories,
+
7
July
July
_
;
Jersey Natural Gas
166
2,800
t Exclusive of
personal financing institutions decreased
as
*
15
1977
6 V2 %
208.
_f
million.
million,
$1.76
—
+
15,
bonds
cumul.
refunding
mortgage
(Alfred)
—
1,555
&
Southern
35,267
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
of
district for
Iowa
9,708
...
demand
decrease of $1,188 million in demand deposits
to
+
finance, personal finance, etc.
certificates
ad¬
securities, $239 million in demand deposits ad¬
justed, and $277 million in U.
deposits;
1
Jun
carrying:
or
Demand deposits—total
justed and $256 million in holdings of U. S. Government
securities;
—Aug
cumulative preferred stock
&
due
Gardner-Denver
pur¬
—
Commercial
May 22:
9,421
3,160
bills....
Federal
the.con-
for
securities
securities
to
Total
Federal
1965
North
+
176
y
purchasing
Government
Other
shows
1924
1977
Co.—
ENTIRE
mortgage and
5x/2%
360
•
securities
Government
estate
$1.20
Edison
first
bonds
1962
—
Other
Loans
May 23,
.
.
1st
New
—
securities
S.
Sales
1
million
netted
loans
June
first mortgage bonds due Nov.
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
5%
dealers
and
Treasury
*
Of the
due
cumulative preferred stock and 5%
convertible preferred
stock
130,540
;
Treasury
above.
•
condition
bonds,
carrying:
or
Balances
banks
gold
5%
82,755
brokers
Other
Loans
83
•
to
131,969
industrial
Government
S.
Other
to
combined"
1963**
adjusted t
Loans to nonbank financial
"
,
32.7%
Federal
May 15,
;
Currency
The
♦
1
—
bonds
due
due June 1,
1989
Dayton 'Power & Light. Co.—
million.
1963*
•
loans.
chasing
U.
$50,955
.
liabilities
liabilities
statement
V
decreased $184
investment
and
Agricultural
*92
$52,488
!
note
R.
Reserve
banks
Loans
(In millions of dollars)
and
Co.
convertible
5Vb%
increased
increased $167 million but bor¬
Banks
investments,
Loans adjusted %
888
95
reserves
note
combined*
*
934
foreign correspondents
&
1987—July
Telephone Co.—
1st
commercial
loans
Loans
$455
ecceptances
gold certificate
deposit
corporations
and
May 22,
$49,520
$479
*
liabilities & capital accounts
of
co
pipeline
Buildings
mtge. 30-year
gen.
Miles
$17,795
$480
_
Savings de¬
rowings from others decreased $188 million.
-
...
purch.
Ratio
partnerships,
Federal Reserve
-74
on
1,
pipeline bonds due 1979
Co., 5x/4%
debentures
5V2%
in
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
3,272
& accrued dividends
Contingent liabilities
♦
5-
Co.—
Terminal
series
Total
$17,116
.
million
$97 million.
426
Surplus
Total
$258
posits increased $62 million and ''other" time deposits of
16,587
830
214
in
capital
*
1
Ltd.—
Transmission
mortgage
Oil
Consolidated
ASSETS—
16,836
,
5%
Bush
million in the Chicago District,
City,. $131
$66 million in the Dallas District, but they decreased
Other
Other
deposits adjusted increased
York
Gas
mortgage
Motor
5%
,/
ACCOUNTS—
paid
line
debentures
B
first
Central
Other
Capital
1
July
1978—July
Company and Issue—
Decrease (—) since
176
liabilities
CAPITAL
2044
1983
1,
:
Line
pipe
American Telephone
million.
,
185
deposits....
Total
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
.
156
cash
»'
15
mem¬
$122 million, Treasury certificates
$28,379
'
.
156
—_—
availability
mortgage,
1974
':i:'
decreased
$50,955
$29,808
609
...
liabilities
1,
Canada,
Natural
first
53/8 %
White
ury-notes and U. S, Government bonds decreased $159
New
of
Tennessee Gas
-
Increase (+) or
'
16,166
account
:
Deferred
Other
273
y
$53,338
$29,991
Other
July 1,
mtge. pipe line bonds due June 15,
Pipeline Co. of America—
Co.
Tidewater
•
„
Treasurer—general
increased
loans
•
'
Total
106
*
314
,
$52,488
notes
Foreign
banks
increased $25
$29,570
$29,774
cellection
assets
bank
estate
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
ber
____
$30,835
Deposits:
Member
$29,570
$31,648
__
Reserve
3,792
$30,835
LIABILITIES—
Federal
17,101
4,379 '•
$31,280
;
assets
5,563
•
$31,089
securities
process
3,114
9,680
$31,089
__L_
securities..
premises
Other
9,680
4,379
outright...
repurchase agreement
Total
2,388
.
14,438
...
bought
Gov't
:
14,438
___;
Bonds
S.
Real
$186 million in the San Francisco District.
—
U.
A-
1962.
.
,
Bought outright—
Total
in
week
173
44
,
357
similar
$81 million.
$16,158
358
.
149
the
1,153
$15,530
353
advances
$15,005
1,268
•
$15,524
Cash
1962
\
$14,262
1,268
;
May. 30,
V
1963
.
$14,256
;____.
Redemption fund for F. R.
under
due
debentures due July
-w%.:+•>>
Pipe
mtge.
series
43/4 %
Held
debentures
June
mortgage pipeline, bonds due 1982
Pacific Finance Corp., 3x/2% debentures due 1965
Southern
Total
1986
first
51a %
Notes
2148
1
July
,
'
'C
.231475
•
-
Shell
Certificates
Co.—
refunding
Feb.
Wisconsin
Michigan
Page
Coal Co.—
&
due
.0166631
Date
,
Illinois—
bonds, series K, due July
mtge.
Lehigh Valley
Memorial
.139975
.0349000
&
Electric Co., 4Va%
Co
.0166631
.
.192725
.231543
Republic of South Africa,
Bills
2052
14
Aug 14
•
.
of
Steel
.192750
.0166631
.192700
____________________
Paso
43/a%.
2.773069
:
•
Co.
prior
Burroughs Corp., 4%%
'
'■*
El
Government
Jun
REDEMPTION
47/s %- debentures due June 15,
.
'
.00275533
.00275550
•
_
United Kingdom, pound sterling.
S.
Page
due
Electric
.325928
Acceptances—bought
A,
Baltimore
i
.0800560
Sweden, krona
Switzerland, franc
U.
Date
series
Ampex Corp., 5%
.209656
.209656
2.800100
■
.325894
certificate
bonds,
2039—
cumulative
*
.0800560
and
TENDER
preferred stock
debentures due July 1, 1972—
.0800560
gold
OF
,
3%-6%
Company and Issue—y
f
.204050
.251050
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Total
given in the Chronicle.
were
PARTIAL
.325861
Discounts
provisions.
last date for mak¬
or
.210150
.0800560
certificate
redemption,
fund
number gives the location in
*
.144850
-
Mexico, peso
Malaysia, malayan dollar.
Gold
notes,
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
.204050
I
•
■
2.799800
2.799700..
——
Japan, yen
ASSETS—
for
sinking
redemption
NOTICE
■
rpound
.
called
bonds,
(except where otherwise indicated)
in which the details
*
.00160991
Spain,
corporate
$
.251175
/-
.251187
.
.209632
rupee
Ireland,
'
.310566
.204050
V %
.251143
mark
-
India,
under
page
the current volume
.0386833
'
.210150
.144833
.310566:
called
of
stock
common
ing tenders, and the
Thursday
May 30
.0200450
.927656
.927682
.144820
and
those
list
a
"
(Metropolitan);
Germany,
% :V,
.144755.
.210150
Money)
2.231713
2.231155
Belgium, franc
found
.00723600
.0386833
.
States
$
.0386833
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
United
May 29
$
.00720953
.0386833
Canada, dollar
in
Wednesday
May 28
.00721307
•
be
The date indicates the
New
$
..
will
including
1930
INCLUSIVE
1963,
May 27
...
.00721307
peso
30,
••..,* Monday
Friday
May.-24
Argentina,
MAY
TO
Below
preferred
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF
BY
MAY
+
v
r
the different
on
6-10
5-31
$1.25
6-17
6-
3
Rubber
Ordinary reg.—
'
dep. rets, (final payment of 1 shil¬
ling 1 pence per share less British in¬
Amer.
come
duPont
tax)
(E.
Common
$4.50
$3.50
I.)
j
de
Nemours
(interim)
„
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-10
4-18
$1.50
6-14
5-27
$1.12 Vi
87 VaC
7-25,
7-10
7-25
7-10
Co.—-
Volume
197
Number
6269
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Per
Name of
Duquesne
5.20%
(quar.)
common
prexerrea
preferred
(quar.)
4.10%
preferred
(quar.)
4 %
;
$2.lu
preferred
Duriron
Company
3
7-
1
6-
3
from
(3c
1
6-
3
6-
3
Florida
Power
3
Florida
Power
;
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
3
7-
1
6-
3
15c
^
(quar.)
5-31
6-14
5-31
6-
30c
Florida
5% conv. pfd.
Corporation
(quar.)
Dynamics Corp. of America, $1
5%
pref.
(s-a)
5-24
Forces
5-31
Ford
Co.
Gas
4'/a%
&
(quar.)_^_
Fuel
preferred
6-28
6-
6-30
6-14
7
Eastern
Life
Stock
$7
Co.
dividend
States
(N.
Y.)—
*
Corp.—
(quar.)I_I
Easy Washing Machine
Economic
A
Co.
26c
Foremost
Forest
Edgewater Steel
Bros.
4J/4%
El
Dairies,
Stores,
$4.12
Lilly & Co.
Lilly
(Eli
Consolidated
income
Elizabethtown
of
Gas
junior
5-14
6-28
6-14
Co.,
5-31
5
7-19
6-14
6-14
5-31
5-20
6-
3
5-24
2jc
6-10
5-15
7-
6-18
6-15
5-31
6-
5-15
6-
5
5-22
87 Vac
6-10
5-31
22 Vac
6-15
5-31
7-
5-31
6-19
1
Y.~)—
N.
(quar.)
Insurance
Federal
Life
&
Michigan)
of
Co.
Co.
(N.
General
Oil
Drive-In
Finance
General
General
Foam
Foods
General
Motors
Works.
Department
Publications
Federation
Bank
Ferfo -Corp.
&
Trust
(N.
Y.)
(auar..)
Steel
5-31
4.25%
preferred
6-
General Water
Corp.
General
of America
Corp.,
Fund
Insurance
(Newark,
N.
J.)
Bank
National
Bank
of
First
National
Bank
First
National
First
National
First
National
Bank
5
5
6-14
1
6-14
Giant
8-
1
6-21
6-
come
5-31
Glenmore
6-
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
55c
7-
1
6-15
5-31
%
6-
5
Cement
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
B
(quar.)
Falls
Globe
Envelopes, Ltd., class A
Globe
Industries
Products
Globe
Gold
Insurance
Rubber
(stock
Corp.
Co.
Union
&
Co.
(N,
i
Gorham
(B.
F.)
(quar.)—
Batteries
6-10
5-27
Gould-National
6-14
5-24
Government
9-16
8-23
Government
lr-
1
6-18
6-13
5-27
6-
5-15
Increased
6-21
5-31
Granby
7-
6-
Granite
Grace
Employees
Employees
(W.
;
5-17
$1
6-15
5-17
$4.50
convertible
2nd
preferred
A
(quar.)
1.12 Va
6-15
5-17
$2.25
convertible
2nd
preferred
B
(quar.)
56'Ac
6-15
5-17
$1
6-15
5-31
30c
$1.12%
6-15
5-27
7-
1
6-10
$1.06'A
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
preferred
Handy
7-
1
6-10
6-10
5-27
(quar.)
Organ
Andy
common
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
10c
R.)
5-31
(initial
&
.
5-15
6-19
5-31
6-28
6-14
5-27
5-
6-15
5-31
6
Co.
Company
Mining
Hansen
Co.
(quar.i_^
(quar.)
Haroison-Walker
6%
Harcourt
&
World,
Calorific
Inc.
5-10
Quarterly
Harrisburg National Bank
6-10
5-16
Harshaw
Chemical
6-10
5-16
Hartford
Fire
&
Trust__
1
7-
8
Hartman
1
7-
8
Harvey
Tobacco, $4 prior
Aluminum, class A
Harvey
Radio
Hauserman
6
6-28
6-14
6-30
5-22
5%
(stock
(E.
F.)
Co.
7-15
8-30
8-
1
7-15
6-15
$1.50
1
5-31
7-
1
7-
20c
1
6-14
6-14
6-22
5-
8
6-22
5-
8
7-
1
6-14
7-
7%
convertible
6%
convertible
A
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
Hess
7-
1
6-14
Heublein,
7-
1
6-14
7
5-22
6-15
32V2C
4-29
•6-
in
Oil
7-
1
A
Preferred
A
6-
5
5-
6-
3
5-15
(increased
6-3
9-
3
8-15
6-25
5-24
6-25
5-24
13c
7-10
7-
30c
(quar.)_
iP.
N.)
Lumber
&
Boxes,
Co.
Mines
7-10
6-14
6-10
5-31
6-13
6-
6
6-13
6-
6
6-28
5-31
f 10c
6-28
6-
6-15
5-23
6-15
5-23
1
6-
3
6-29
6-
7
6-
Hooker Chemical
$5
5-15
Hoover
6-15
6-
6-14
5-31,
6-
3
Corp.—
$4.25 '. preferred
5-22
7-26
(quar.)
4%%] preferred
Hoskins
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mfg,
Shoppesj
Inc.
25c
6-10
5-14
6-17
5-17
6-15
5-31
6-
1
5-17
1
6-
4
1
6-
4
1
6-14
7-
1
7-
1
32V2C
56Vic
50c
6-10
(sto„ck
(quar.)
Corp.,
(increased
Stores
6-30
6-15
6-28
6-10
7-15
7-15
6-28
$1
7-15
6-28
$1.10
7-15
6-*25
3
Howe
6-
3
Hubinger
Sound
Hudson
common
Co.
Company
Bay
-4c
quar,)_
Corp.,
(resumed)— -At; 12V2C
:
5%
—
(quar.)——
Mining &
Smelting
4-19
35c
93%c
common—__—_
dividend—
5-22
31'Ac
—
Stock
6
6-14
10c
,
preferred (quar.)_____—.—_______
preferred (quar.)__
4.40% preferred (quar.)____
Common
6-20
6-
v..: '■■■■,
3%%
Howard
6-28
40c
—___________
4%
6-
5-17
5-17
.
.
7-
4
6-12
V*
House of Vision
Finance
4
6-
5-17
6-27
4%
—__
3
Household
6-
6-27
6-12
20c
$1.12V2
4_—
,,
4
7-
5
6-14
20c
6-
7-
5
6-
6-28
$1.25
—
6-
20c
6-
6-15
(quar.)$1.06V*
6-27
30c
6-12
7-
-
6-28
93%c
5-27
25c
preferred
(quar.)_—
Company, class A
(quar.)
B
2
5-31
I2V2C
2nd
Class
12-
1
6-14
12V2C
(initial)
20c
.t;
1-1-64
1
40c
35c
'
$ 12V2C
10%
125c
„
3
5-31
:
6c
,
6-
7-
A
dividend)
Hotel Corp. of America—
\
'
5%
convertible preferred (quar.)___
25c
1
6-21
J12V2C
Mining
(quar.)
Honolulu Rapid Transit, new com.
5%
preference (quar.)
1
Hook
Drugs
5
32V2C
class
6-13
8-
■v
10c
:
on
5-31
6-28
8-15
Homestake
6-15
1
(s-a)
dividend
6-28
10c
12V2C
Group (quar.)
Ltd., class A (s-a)
A
3
5-31
8-30
Ltd.—
Oil,
Stock
6-
6-29
25c
10c
;
x.
Gold
Home
Class
3
17V2C
17V2C
6-21
7-
4
6-
9-25
______—
(quar.)__
7-10
3
6-14
.
11c
t45c
Finance
6-14
6-21
6-
6-14
6-14
25c
12VaC
__•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Home
5-31
3
1
tl5c
Co.
common
3
3%
:
(quar.)
15c
—
6-
1
7-
6-25
7-
7V2C
6-14
55c
Grant
Dredge & Dock Co.
6-20
—
Hollingshead
(R.
M.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Holt, Rinehart & Winston Inc. (quar.)
Hot
—
5-24
6-29
(quar.)
3
6-13
1
6-14
50c
6-
7-
5-15
17V2C
;
6-14
I2V2C
—TV"
—
7-15
1
15c
25c
113c
(quar.)
3%%
5-31
8-
Extra
...
Gray
6-12
6-15
30c
I7V2C
div.)
quar.)
6-26
30c
—
Class B (quar.)
Hollingef Consolidated
Quarterly
Insurance—
s-a)—
6-14
(quar.)
B
(Edward)
Hoerner
30c
(stock
7
3
6-28
,
(quar.)
seriesB
series
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)—
Corp.
66-
(quar.)
Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
& Dauch, Ltd.
(quar.)_
Hirsch
7-15
5-24
1
6-17
35c
Hinde
Hines
1
7-
20c
(quar.)___
common
5-30
8-
5-31
6-15
'
Inc.,
5-30
4-26
5-17
6-14
10c
Corp.
6-15
1
3
50c
6-17
1
6-
Ltd.—
preferred
6-17
tl5c°
5-23
91'Ac
(increased)
Hewitt-Robins,
Hill's
°tl0c
6-12
t$1.50
common
Chemical
Inc.
5-23
5-23
Appley, Inc.—
(increased quar.)—
&
6-12
12%c
Hershey Chocolate Corp. (quar.)
Hershey Creamery (quar.)
Hertz
Corporation
(quar.)_
$1.23
5-23
5-23
(quar.)
&
A
7
6-12
6-12
Pak
preferred
Powder,
Class
Class
6-
15c
Products
series
6%
Herman
7
6-14
Products—
preferred
Hercules
6-
Hoc
20c
8-
9-15
4
1
6-12
(quar.)
Hercules
50c
6-21
6-
7-
13%c
(accum.)
Galion
7-19
6-14
12 %c
(quar.)
Portion
6-12
12V2C
1
$1.27Va
Paper
5-31
6-30
12c
(quar.)
preferred
3
6-14
16c
(quar.)
Henderson's
6%
6-
25c
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co.
5-24
1
5%
(quar.)
&
7
7-
10c
;
(quar.)
C.)
5-29
6-
10c
Products,
Corp.
(D.
6-14
1
$4
dividendi
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Steel
6-14
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Hayes
7-
33c
preferred
com.
Telephone, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6-14
7-.15
7- 1
,
$2
:
Co
Agricultural
5.10%
5-31
6-28
-v
10c
(quar.l_
Manufacturing
4.80%
6-10
5
25c
Co.
8
Hastings
5-17
(quar.)
Insurance
8-
7
7
50c
6-
6-
7-
6-
30c
6-
5-27
5-10
Y.)—
15c
5
5-17
(N.
(quar.)
6-
6-15
5-31
3
7-19
Super Markets Inc. (quar.)—
&
Savings Bank (Chicago)—
Trust
6-29
5-24
6-14
(quar.),,
Harris-Inter type
6-25
8-
5-22
5-24
6-12
6-
(quar.)
Brace
Harris-Teeter
Harris
7
45c
$1.50
(quar.)
com.
Quarterly
Harris
6-
12 V2C
preferred
5-24
4
x—
6-12
15c
Manufacturing (quar.)
Refractories,
A.)
6-14
$1.15
Mining, Ltd. (resumed)
City Steel Co. (quar.)
Great Lakes
6-14
6-19
(M.
25c
50c
Hanna
7-15
.
(W. T.)
Co., common (quar.)__,
preferred (quar.)_
Drug Stores, common (quar.)—
Greyhound Corp., common
(quar.)
4Vz%
preferred
(quar.)
6-20
3
4Vi%
25c
7-
1
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Paper,
preferred
1
quarterly.
Employees Life Insurance—
common
8-12
6-15
3
6-
pfd.
conv.
4V2%
8-
.
Government
9-, 5
20c
5-31
6-14
:
Graniteville
$1.25
6-15
7-15
:
_.
5-31
(quar.)
3
15c
(quar.)
common
1
(quar.)
5-30
(quar.).,
5-
1
4%
Hannnermill
$1.15
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.
25c.,
New
Co.
Stations
6-14
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
5
7-
15c
6-15
$4'
6-
22c
12 VaC
5%. preferred
5
$1.50
16'Ac
Flintkote
6-
27V2C
Fleming
I
1
7-
Fleetwood
Corp. (increased qu&r.)
Company, common (quar.)
7-
7V2C
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
6
5
Co.,
1
*
Goodwill
1
C-
Watch
7-
Telegraph (quar.)
Bros., Inc., common—
Goodrich
*
7
6-14
1
Hamilton
8-
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-20
f*OC
3
6-
$1.25
Stock
5-24
13 %c
3
6-15
Express
,
3
5c
Helms
—
5-10
66-
5-22
dividend)
3
6-
Extra
27'/aC
(quar.)
6-15
6-
6-15
1
(quar.)_
6-15
8c
3%
Y.)
9
(quar.)
17V2C
Glens
5-
6
r
B
7-
(quar.)—
6-14
(quar.)
(H. J.)
Co., 3.65%
pfd. (quar.)
Curtis Industries (quar.)
___
9
8c
/______
class A
Heintz
—-
1
3%
6-
6-29
7-
_
1
4
6-28
20c
class A
Co.,
7-
7 Vac
6-10
Cotton, Ltd.
Management,
Helene
——
7-
22'/aC
1
$1.25
;
5-
6
6-10
7-
Class
—
Ltd
7
6-14
Extra
5-22
(quar.)
6-
3%
t25c
x.
5-22
(quar.)
Mines,
Distilleries
25c
dividend
1
25%
50c
•
7-
Hamilton
Hamilton
5-24
$1.50
(increased-quar.)
.«
dividend payable
5-31
$1.25
5-15
$1.24
50c
(quar.).1.
6-29
6-10
dividend
/_
6-14
Y.)—
5-15
7-10
Stock
1
.
Tax)
Goldblatt
V
Fitcbburg Paper, class A (quar.)
Fittings. Ltd., class A (s-a)
(quar.)
15c
(quar.)
(N.
Class
Globe
6-14
6-28
25c
Globe
6-14
-
5-15
1
Company (quar.)
Glaxo Group, Ltd., Ordinary Amer. dep. rets.
(Interim payment of 6V2% less British In¬
5-24
3
6-24
6-25
10c
7-
—
(stock
Company
7-
1
Hallicrafters
7-
&
6-10
,50c
i
Inc., $5 preferred
Fisher Governor Co.
(quar.)
Co.
5-24
40c
...
(N.J.)
Bank
Foods,
(M.. H.)
6
(Kearny,
(quar.)
;
Ginn
7
6-10
% 15c
Moore
Quarterly '
Gillette
6-
40c
(quar.)....
(quar.)
National
6-21
■'
6-14
60c
(quar.)
Z
Company
(resumed)—
66c
stock).
A
Portland
85c
12c
Stores
Ltd.
Yellowknife
50c
Trust
National Bank
1
7-15
6-29
6-14
6-11
6-
Co.
Heath
Extra
35c
Quarterly
&
8-
Halliburton
Hazeltine
.
;V.
5-16
5-31
6-11
6-
5c
6-17
6-27
1
6-20
6-20
5-22
:
_
(quar.»
Products
ordinary
35c
1
7-
122V2C
$1.25
—
7-
6-14
50c
.(quar.)
"
(1962 series)
preferred
Giant
7-
7 VaC
___
National
Gestetner,
$4.60
6-
First National Realty & Construction—
60c preferred (quar.)...
| First Westchester
Gerber
6-
(quar.)
Oregon
&
6-14
5-15
6-29
(quar.)
N/J.) (quar.).
/_______.x______:
First National Bank & Trust (Tulsa)—
$ First Trenton
6-28
6-17
J 15c
5-22
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
6-15
(quar.)
Bank of Chicago
(quar.)
Bank
(Jersey City)
(quar.).
of
preferred
$4.92
$4.60
6-15
(Boston)
Bank
$4.96
7
56'Ac
5-20
Hahn Brass, Ltd., common (quar.)
5%
1st preferred
(quar.)
Hall (W. F.) Printing (quar.)_.
7-1
1%
5-29
32 VaC
5-20
1
(quar.)
5-20
6-15
1
—
6-15
8
6-15
7-
'
6-15
$1.25
/_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
54V2C
—
6-15
28c
.'
7-
—.
1
1
(quar.)
common
55c
__
77-
$1.27
$5.08
6-
dividend
6-
—
First
Arizona
Corp.
6-25
20c
<quar.)__-
First
Corp.
Stock
12VaC
(quar.)__
(quar.)
5-20
Hendershot
—
Georgia Power, $5 preferred
75c
common
Co.
6-12
5-31
$6
Georgia-Pacific
$1.29
$1.16
preferred
(quar.)
5-20
8-30
;
5-
6-15
6-27
(quar.)
6-20
37 Vac
National
(quar.)
6-10
$1.11
9-15
Work^ Corp., 5% pfd. (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$2. preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
20c
.
Stock
preferred
9c
(quar.)
(quar.)....
Insurance (San Francisco).
Fireman's
Quarterly
A
A
Fireman's
6-17
1
40c
(quar.)
Hawaiian
—
8-22
11-29
5-20
Hawaiian
.
9-
9
.'
34%c
8-23
6-15
'
1
7-
20c
preferred (quar.)—_—_
4.36% preferred (quar.)—.:
General Telephone Co. of Iowa—
b-24
o-xu
12-16
6-15
15c
5.28%
5-24
6-15
5-27
.'
7-12
$1.05
5-27
(quar.)
6-14
40c
45c
6-15
6-10
1
$1.25
593/8C
53I/8C
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
17 Vac
6-28
1
6-10
$1.10
6-15
(quar.)
preferred
...
5-28
78-
(quar.)
5Vj%
(quar.)—_—:
6-29
6-25
2c
50c
$1.25
Utilities,
8
6-10
6-14
1
25c
preferred
1
5-
(quar.)
6-15
(quar.)
preierred
$2
inc.)
net
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)..
'
Finance Corp. of
America, class
Class B (quar.)..'
Finance Corp. of Pennsylvania
:
preferred
Industries
4.75 %
6-
4
preferred
$4.44 preferred
$5.00 preferred
40c
—
—
4.40%
7-11
6-
6-20
preferred
$1.18%
5-22
7-
8-
States
30c
i_-.
(quar.)
80c
Filtrol
Financial
$4.75
5-31
3 7 Vac
$4.40
Gulf
30c
———
5-31
7-31
6-21
$1.20
32'/ac
.
(quar.)
com.
6
6-15
5
5%
:
(quar.)
Power, 5.16%
4.64%
preferred
$1.18%
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5-21
40c
Fidelity Fund, Inc. (quarterly from
Fiduciary Trust (N. Y.)
(quar.)..,
Financial
preferred
4
■
$4.20
$1.25
(.juu..)______
Equipment,
6-15
25c
7-
37V2C
•_
dividend)
93%c
/(quar.)
Cement
6-
60c
5-31
5-31
Corp.—
(quar.)
50c
:
Advertising
6-30
32 Vac
5-17
6-14
6-14
from
(quar.)
50c
—
(quar.)
5-17
(quar.)...
Mills
preferred
7-15
(quar.)
1
5-31
6-28
8c
and
common
50c
;—
__L______
preferred "(quar.)
6-10
(incr.-quar.)
Stores
7
30c
(initial)
(stock
25c
*5c
.
LIT
30c
:
Federated
3
6-
6-21
12V2C
37V2C
—L,
(initial quar.)—_.
6-15
32c
6-
6-15
25c
General Telephone & Electronics—
Common
(quar.)
28 %c
6-28
Corp.
(quar.)
Oil.Corp.
1
$1
(quar. 1——.—
General
4
5-31
5c
income
Ohio RR.,
preferred
5-22
2c
6-14
5-23
&
preierred
Hammond
.
6-
6-
5-31
6-20
6-
30c
Insurance
$5 preferred
6-
5c
6-20
6-28
6-14
50c
27V2C
—
Engineering
Chemical
Life
Mobile
6-10
50c
(increased-quar.)_;.__
Corp., common (quar.)
Refractories
6-15
5-29
"
ordinary
Gulf
Guardian
6-15
30c
6-29
(quar.)
Gulf
2c
___
5.10%
pfd.
5-15
Y.)—
(N.
(quar.)
Special
5'/a%
(monthly).
1
10c
HV4C
(quar.)
42 VaC
Federated
Corp.
Co.
Corp.
General
General
25c
Mortgage Assn.
6-
12c
(annual)
Fireproofing
5-24
3
4-16
60c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
6-14
Electric—
Screw
Inc.
6-15
6-14
7
10c
$1.12V2
...
(quar.)
7-
9-
Gulf
1
25c
(quar.)
Portland
25C
Gulf
6-15
|.25c
common
Corp.
General. Precision
25c
5-31
1
45c
:
Crude
$4.75
I
1
7-
10c
Co.
General
30c
(quar.)
(Battle Creek,
7-
7-
25c
—
Products
5-21
3
7-15
45c
_
(quar.)
common
Extra
$1.60
_
quarterly
Pacific
Stock
Cigar
5-30
50c
5-29
35c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
T___—
$1.50
37V2C
;
6-14
3
6-ao
6-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Aircraft
3%
(quar.)
Corp.,
preferred
Coil
General
5-31
25c
$1.25
common
Quarterly
50c
Co.
(quar.)
6-1.4
Bearer
J.)
Casualty
National
Fishinan
General
General
5-31
(quar.)
5%%
preferred A
(quar.)
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
Fisher
1st
1
6-
capital gains)
Grumman
5%
5c
_■—
Transportation
(quar.)__
Parts
(initial)
General Cable Corp.,
1
7
6-28
tlOc
Hanna
Box
Outdoor
6-
6-10
5 Vac
& Ceramic
Battery
Quarterly
General
General
50c
6-20
45c
(quar.)
7
25%)
2
1
6-20
5c
'
(quar.)
General
7-
(quar.)
7-
7-
Corp.
20c
tax
7-12
14c
Corp., common (quar.)
Investors, common
preierreu
Preferred
7-
(quar.)
Increased
Fischback
bt.oj
6-
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearing—
First
American
25c
6-10
6-10
10c
from
115c
(interim)^
General
5%
2
2
&
Dunlap (quar.)__"_.
Capital, luc.—
(22c
10c
30c
(Germany)
German
Rubber
.Monthly
Ltd.
6-28
1
Grosset
Growth
5-31
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)———:
5-31
8c
8-22
5-31
30c
Acceptance
62 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)_____
Federal
First
Mines,
4%
77-
Co
(quar.)_
common
$5
1
6-18
50c
3
6-17
1
35c
Products
$5
-_
(Ga.),
to.
t25c
(quar.)
G
common
Insurance
$2.25
Co.
5)c
(quar.)_.l
Inc.,
7-
t$1.60
(quar.)
B
6-14
6-
dividend
Light
beniee
3.75%
(quar.)
9-
equal
payment
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
A
less
Federal
„
Corp.
American
6-14
?»3
1
$1.75
Manufacturing
Store
Grolier,
6-14
Ltd.—
preferred
&
General
common
Candy
(18%
Fieldcrest
Garrett
(Julius)
Bancshares
1
5-31
•;
—.
Automotive
25c
Mines Ltd.
(quar.)
Associates
(quar.)
Hoechst
Corp.,
Federal
Garfinkel
General
ioc
8c
6-
(Winnipeg)
common
Gas
Co.,
Corp.
Grocery
30c
dividend)
(stock
(monthly)___'
General
6-
9c
Metallurgical
Federal
Corp.
General
6-20
12 Vac
6-15
68%c
Investors
6-20
1
Grinnell
30c
6-r21
JC
$1
Green shoe
5-15
1
Co.
(quar.)
preferred
6-14
30c
Fruehauf
1
5-20
Giant
5%
25c
I—
(quar.)
3
6-10
7-17
Sugar,
Winnipeg
6-
(quar.)
common
_
as
A.)
7-
?5C
3
6-
Assurance
;;
Western
preferred
5c
Gannett Company, Inc., class B pfd. (quar.)
Gardner-Denver Co., common (quar.)
Geco
Great
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
41c
Voting trust certificates
Federal
known
(George
7-22
25c
Nickel
Fanny Farmer
Faultless
5-31
7-10
(quar.)
Circle
Farrel
7
5-15
6-17
(Syracuse,
preferred
Falconbridge
shares
5-17
X
Greater
Co.—
10c
Foods
Farbwerke
6-1-4
2-for-l)__
Bearing
Fansteel
6-
6-14
6-14
1
6-29
6-15
7%
1
Life
Quarterly
5-27
20c
Co.
Mfg. (quar.)
Co., common (quar.)
& Co., class A (quar.).
General
&
(quar.)__
Famous Players Canadian
Corp;, Ltd.
Family
7-
tl5c
quarterly
Insurance Co.
Now
.Common
Gas
Corporation
5%
5-24
7-15
5 oC
Increased
Fafnir
6-29
ouC
$1.62
6-10
1
Class
E.)
Trailer
Futterman
(s-aT
40c
1
West
5-17
6-17
$2.75
(final
6%
Refining
(Charles
Fundamental
Quarterly
Fairmont
Frosst
(less
preferred
(quar.)
Insurance
9-
15c
California
of
Frontier
1
5-24
25c
split
Fritzi
6-14
7-
(quar.)
1
25c
5-25
12-
7-19
,
Mines,
Finance,
7-
1
U-AO
9-10
20c
receipts
Inc.
Fuller
,__
FMC
6-12
25c
Empire State Oil Co. (increased s-al
Employers Casualty (quar.)____
Emporium Capwell Co.
(quar.
Endicott Johnson Corp., 4%
pfd. (accum.)
Epko Shoes (quar.)
'
Equity Capital
Erlanger Mills Corp., com.
(quar.)
I__
Erie & Pittsburgh RR.
(quar.)
;
Erie Resistor Corp., gOc conv.
pfd. (quar.)
Ethyl Corporation
(class
A
and
class
B
Excelsior
Frinen.
Gas
(quar.)
^00
12-10
7-
5 %
(quar.)
dep.
Friendly
/___
1
6-14
40c
12 Vac
approximately $.443)
Freeport Sulphur (quar.)
6-14
30c
7
6-
6-29
;
(quar.)
2
40c
3
6-
to
5-24
Phonograpn (quar.i
Emery Air Freight (quar.)
Emhart
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)____
Empire District Electric, common
shares
Amer.
5-24
(quar.)
6-
6-29
Quarterly
112 VaC
•
'.
(quar.)
State Geduld
5-31
5-31
1
5-
6-21
4%
div.)
dividend)
Machinery
insurance
Mfg.
5-24
(quar.)
Radio
Liie
Franklin
Frantz
6-28
1
(stock
Corporation
Corporation (quar.)
6-12
7-15
&
preferred
5-24
from
38%%)
Co.
Williams RR.,
Ltd.
Emerson
tax
Water
5V2%
Stock
23c
7-
Quarterly
6-15
RR.—
Foster-Forbes Glass Co.,
1
Coal
&
7
Co.)
Elliott-Automation, Ltd., Ordinary
Horn
6-
3
35C
Fostoria
6-14
45c
120c
120c
(quar.)_
'
1
;
5-24
25c
——
7-
'
Lite
5-24
6-14
t$1.25
(quar.).
.'1
(quar.)—
Steel
$1.03
(quar.)__
(quar.)
see
Elizabethtown
Elk
6-14
7-
15C
Corp.
Worth
6-15
Nut Corp. (quar.)
^
Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
Storage Battery
Elmira
6-28
(stock
Extra
7-
(quar.)
Southern
6-18
Green
(Canada)
Co.
$1.18
Electronics Investment Corp.—
2c from investment income and
Emco,
7
3
16 Vac
taper
10c
(reduced).
Co.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
Noitnern
V
(quar.)
Ltd. (quar.)'_'___
common
Wayne & Jackson
preferred (s-a)
Fruehauf
Stop
British
56-
7-
Great
f
._
B
5% %
50c
Quarterly
Eli
6-15
€-17
2 2 Vac
preferred (quar.)__
Natural Gas Co., common
Electrolux
5-31
$1.06 'A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
Eleecric
5
5-31
1
Fort
15c
(quar.)
6-
Great
(quar.)
class B
and
Laboratories
75c
_
common
Inc.
Wheeler
lbC
(quar.)
(quarj__
$4.50
Elastic
7-
1
7-
t7c
_I~
S4.72
Electric
1
7-
7Vac
6-20
5c
___
(s-a)
Forest
Free
___
Lakes
City Enterprises—
Fram
(quar.)
J
Electric Co.
(quar.)
Electric—
Paso
8-
t25c
Common
El
5
12 VaC
Sault
Paso
6-15
7-
90c
preferred
Edison
1
1
Trust—
Co.
Co.
7-
8-
55c
•
Great
Great
cia0s
Foundation
Fort
+
New common (initial
quar.)
Baler Co. (quar.)
Ecuadorian Corp. Ltd. (Bahamas]
Edison
7
$1.75
(increased)
Economy
Edgcomb Steel
6-
Ltd.—
(quar.)
(Florida)
Investment
1
-T"'
:
___
Drugs
7
$1.50
"
-
5-31
—
of Rec.
(quar.)
25c
6-20
5
Holders
payable
Towing
Ltd.
32c
Co.
A
Formsprag
A
(accumulative):
preferred B
(accumulative)
Eastman Kodak Co., common
(quar.)
S3.60
preferred
(quar.)_.
preference
6-
7-
5%
preferred
5%
1
•:
1
$6
Eckerd
5-17
7,
Insurance
Eaqtern Racing Assn., $1 pfd.
Eastern
6-10
\
$1.12%
Power,
Paper Co. Ltd.
26c
__
quar.)
of Canada,
Co.
Foster
30c
Associates—
(quar.)
Lakes
When
snare
,
4 V2C
—
(quar.)
Vvanace,
co
Motor
Common
Eastern
Light
CO.
preierred
7
6-15
31 V»c ~
&
profits)
Per
Company
Lakes
Great
lVac
and
Tiger Laic, Inc.—
50c
(quar.
income
(quar.).—...
(increased
"•*"
Name of
Great
security
Corp.
Steei
Filing
35c
Duto-Test Corp.,
snort-term
Common
Holders
Payable of Rec.
49
'
6-14
10%
from
Share
Fund—
investment
1
5JC
Duval
Eagle-Picher
Company
Growth
7-
46 */8C
When
Per
Name of
Florida
7-
52 VaC
(quar.)
dividend
6-
51 %c
(quar.)
Corporation
Stock
1
5a74C.
________
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3.75%
of Rec
7-
52 V2C
preierred
Dura
Holders
Payable
32c
(quar.)____*._
4.15%
When
Share
Company
Light,
(2293).
i_
—-—
(quar.)—_
"
" h
;
•s-10
6-28
5-
1
6-11
5-14
6-11
5-14
10c
7-24
7-10
17'/2C
t75c
6-10
5-27
6-10
5-10
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
(2294)
Monday, June 3, 1963
,
■
When
Per
v'<
Share
of Company
Name
6-14
5-31
Kansas
62'/a c
6-28
6-
7
25c
6-14
6-
7
$1.25
6-28
6-14
$1.25
9-30
9-16
$1.25
—
12-30
12-16
Hutchinson Sugar,
Huttig Sash & Door Co.—
5%
preferred (quar;)
57c
.
12c
69c
7-
Circuit
I-T-E
laarauo
Breaker,.
Aiming
cu.__
(quar.)
TelepiKne__—.—
Illinois Central Industries
(initial
Illinois
Tool
RR.
Central
Illinois
Increased
quarterly
Oil,
Ltd..
-■
Inaianapolis Water Co.—'
pre.erred
4lA%
preferred
National
Bank
Inland
Steel
(From
Shares,
Kerr
A
7-
1
7-
6-10
6-10
11-15
6-
7-
3
7-
6-14
1
$3
1
6-
3
7-30
7-15
35c
6-17
6-
3
6-
1
5-
7
40c
6-20
6-
3
10c
—
6-
3
5-
1
1
Kratter
7-
8
2
7-
2
6-14
50c
6-28
6-14
J15C
6-28
6-14
115c
6-15
Fragrances,
6-10
Paper
8
6-20
60c
com.
7-15
6-14
40c
•
International
Co.,
5-21
7-25
7-10
6-28
6-10
26 V4C
6-17
5-20
$1
6-17
5-20
t40c
6-10
5-10
6-30
6-12
25c
(quar.)
7-
$1.25
Ltd.
1
American
International Salt
Co.
Utilities
Stockholders
Class
A
preferred
26 J/4
5
5-15
5-16
6-20
5-22
54 72C
7-
1
6-10
68%c
—
7-
1
6-10
c
6c
.*.
Corp.
(quar.)
Services, com.
New
&
4.56%
Lake
6-
5
5-25
6-
5
5-22
6-
5
5-22
15c
•
7-10
7 72c
7-
7-
1
1
7-
7-10
50c
common
1
6-14
approved a two-for-one split.
shares will be received about May 31
4.807c
preferred
(quar.)
Irving Trust Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)____
Investment Foundation, Ltd., com.
(quar.)__
67c
preferred
(quar.)
Israel Investors
(stock dividend)
60c
7-
1
6-14
40c
7-
1
5-31
t60c
7-15
6-15
+75c
7-15
6-15
9-
7-19
4%.
preference
C
10c
6
cum.
preference
D
15c
cum.
preference
E
6-10
5-17
7-
2
5-31
7-
2
5-31
XI %%
7-
2
5-31
x
(quar.)
$5
1
1V4 %
preferred
Jeannette
Glass
Jefferson
Lake
Co.,
common
5-31
5-20
6-28
6-14
$1.75
7- 1
6-14
6-10
5-10
77c
pfd. (avar.)______
Petrochemicals of Canada-
Initial
Tea
&
4.75%
Lanvin
Parfums
Latrobe
Lau
Steel
Blower
&
Lamson
&
&
Johnson
Le
Laughlin
preferred
Joslyn
Mfg.
Julian
&
&
Steel,
series
Supply
1
1
7-18
5-15
6-17
:
13c
Leonard
Leonia
Refineries
Bank
Fay Inc.,
6-14
5-31
Common
(stock
Lipe-Rollway,
Little
Sutherland
Paper
(quar._)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
6- 5
7- 1
6-10
5-24
6-
1V2%
l'/2%
7-15
8- 1
11-
1
10-15
1
5-
6
6- 3
6-28
6-7
6-10
5rl7
50c
—
9-10
8-16
11-15
93c
6-30
7-15
7-
6-3
25c
$1.21
6-10
6-15
7-10
6-27
(quar.)_
—
(quar.)_
!
Athletic
Club
Star
approve
(quar.)
Cement
Trust
Title
5-13
9-
1
8-14
$1
9-
1
8-14
9-
1
8-14
Lykes
Bros.
Metal
8-16
6-12
5-21
5-24
.
6-25
1
5-24
Co.
(N.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corporation
Lubrizol
Corp.
Lunkenheimer
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
$1.08%
9-
1
8-14
Lyon
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.12%
9-
1
8-14
Lyons-Magnus,
50c
6-15
7-15
6-28
6-14
6-12
7- 1
6-21
5-10
Y.)
(quar.)
7-
6-14
75c
12V2c
6-
3
6-
3
5-31
6-
1
6-
5
7
12'/2c
6-21
55c
6-14
5-31
35c
(quar.)
6-15
5-31
Kansas
47c
Kansas
4%
City Southern
noncumulative
City Southern Ry.,
noncumulative
Kansas
$4.50
Industries
Gas
&
common
preferred
Electric,
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
$1
(quar.)
5-31
7-15
6-28
*
common
$4.32
preferred
$4.28
preferred
(quar.)
.(quar.)
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,
$5 preferred
(quar.):
6-28
6-
7
$1.12 Vs
(quar.)__t
(quar.)
6-15
50c
23c
I
7-
1
6-
7
&
MSL
R.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
7-
1
6-
7
Macassa
$1.07
7-
1
6-
7
MacDonald
(quar.)
30c
7-
1
6-15
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
Mack
Trucks,
5% %
Co.
Ltd.
River
McCormick
McCrory
3V2 %
$6
&
Co.
Inc., common
preferred
(quar.)
—
5-31
6-
6-20
3
6-
3
1
6-28
6-14
31V4c
(quar.)
Stock
5-21
6-
62 %c
7-
6-
1
7
6-17
5-24
7-
6-
1
3
Fund
income)
Assn.
1
7-
30c
Growt.i
3
7-
6-26
100%
3c
6-24
47 %c
(quar.)_____
■5-31
6
5-23
6-15
5-21
$$1.37%
6-15
$$1.12%
6-15
5-21
12 %c
i
6-10
5-24
6-
4j/2%
McDonnell
Aircraft
McGraw-Edison
McNeil
Mead
Machine
&
Means
(F.
Mellon
National
6-14
5c
5-20
6-28
6-14
87 %c
6-28.
6-14
$1.50
6-28
6-14
$1.37%
$1.12%
$1.12V2
6-28
6-28
6-14
25c
7-1
6-14
35c
6-15
5-31
15c
6-12
$1.37%
;
.
6-30
5-29
6-20
50c
6-28
6-14
37 %c
6-14
5-31
25c
'■!
6-3
.5-
•
1
5-24
7-
1
6-14
7-
1
6-14
55c
7-
1
7-
1
6-14
6-16
5-29
6-10
5-20
(quar.)__
common
^
6-12
17c
$.00%
62 %c.
-
Co
:
Bank
Trust
&
45c
6-14
(Pittsburgh)
50c
(monthly)
8 ¥3 c
7-1
6-22:
8V3c
Mercantile
National
Mercantile
Stores
Mercantile
8-1
7-23
(quar.)
50c
6-28
6-18
25c
6-15
5-15
(quar.)__
45c
7-
1
6-10
27c
6-
3.
■*.
Fire
Bank
(Cnicagoi
(quar.)
Trust
Merchants
Co.
(St.
Louis)
Assurance
Merchants Refrigerating
(quar.)
Co.
(N.
Y.)
Mesta
Machine
Metal
Goods
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
6-14
5-31
35c
6-14
5-24
6-20
6-7
<
25c
(quar.)
Inc.
25c
&
5-31
5-31
5-17
37¥2c
(quar.)
Power
6-15
IV2C
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
7-
15c
7-15
6-14
1
(quar.)
Light
5-15
22 Vac
(quar.)
Publishing Co.
(quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
(quar.)
Mexican
6-14
140c
Monthly
Metalfab
5-29
6-10
;
Corp.
6-14
'
20c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Mensh
7
5-17
Co. (quar.)
(quar.)___
Co.,
&
1
20c
(s-a)_-
W.)
6-
1
6-28
(quar.)
common
preferred
5-31
7-
62 %c
(s-a)
Telephone
6-20
6-14
6-10
Engineering
Johnson,
Meadville
7-
$1
(quar.)
preferred
4%
7-10
35c
(quar.)
Robbins
5-15
20c
Publishing, common (quar.)
5V2% preferred
(quar.j_
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
McKay
Machine
(quar.)
;
&
5-17
1
7-31
150c
McGraw-Hill
McKessoh
6-10
6-
'(quar.)
Corp.
Co.
5-21
30c
1
:
■
55c
93 %c
(s-a)
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preference B (quar.)_
(stock
dividend)
1
6-14
—
'
(l-20th
Michael
of
a
(J.),
Michigan Gas
4.40%
sh.
com.
for
each
sh.
held)
8-
(quar.)
...
Electric, common
Inc.
Michigan
(quar.)
Utilities Co.,
Gas
Commerce
Abrasive
Oil
Corp.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Mill
and
6-15
6-
1
7-
6-
1
1
6-12
5-21
25c
6-29
5-24
6-29
5-24
Illinois
the
—
(quar.).:
Co.
7-16
1
20c
Commission)
Middle South Utilities
Mid-West
8-
$1.25
(quar.)
States Telephone,
common
(quar.)_
(ll-for-10 stock split subject to the ap¬
shareholders
5-31
6-24
15c
common
Middle
of
7-16
6-10
6-29
$1.10
Preferred, (quar.)
Mickelberry's
Food .Products
proval
1
5c
50c
preferred
—
'
—
27 V2
;
(increased)
7-
c
1
6-11
20c
8-1
7-12
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-10
5-27
37 %c
Factors
Corp. (quar.)
Safety Appliances—
4l/2%
preferred
(quar.)
15c
6-14
t
5-13
7-10
6-20
Mine
56V4C
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
Common
3%
preference
Power
Mfg.
&
&
Light,
5-31
6-10
10-15
5-31
Aluminum
Missouri Public
6-28
6-23
Mobile
7-31
7-16
8-30
8-15
6-15
7-15
45c
655/ac
3V2%
4.20%
7-
6-12
Mohawk
7-15
6-25
6-12
5-24
$1.25
7-
1
30c
7-
1
25c
6-12
5-24
25c
(quar.)
9-11
8-20
(quar.)
RR.,
:
4.60%
class
(quar.)__
$1.15
7-
1
$1.10
pfd.
7-
Mfg.
6-15
1
6-15
6-28
6-12
6-15
(s-a)__
(quar.)
5-31
6-15
5-31
60c
7-
6-14
18c
6-12
% %
—
pfd.
"
7
45c
.
A
Birmingham RR., 4%
6-14
6-
$1.10
(quar.).
"(quar.)
Service, common (quar.)
dividend
3
75c
pfd.
$2
1
6-12
7-
1
5-14
V
5-14
6-
1
30c
Industries,
common
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Rubber
(quar.)
6-12
5-31
20c
Extra
Mohasco
5-20
5%c
Pacific
5-21
6-12
6-
6-10
22%c
(quar.)_
5%
B
5
6-27
5-31
6-15
-
•
Missouri-Kansas Pipe Line, common
6-28
5-20
6-14
6-28
(quar.)
Glass
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.
Modine
3
6-28
(quar.)
Mining
Minnesota
&
6-
•
(quar.)
Minnesota
Mirro
(quar.)
135c
50c
& Chemicals Philipp Corp.
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd. (s-a)
Minneapolis Brewing Co
17 %c
15c
Minerals
5-24
1
7-19
6-13
$1.12%
$1.12Vfe
preference
5V2%
5c
(quar.)_____
Dock
Dry
common
6-10
1
5-15
25c
(quar.)
Corporation,
6-10
6-
6-14
5
$1.50
Corporation, $2.50 preferred (quar.)
McCormick-Armstrong
(quar.):
Quarterly
Mississippi Power Co.,
,
1
3
8-
$1.50
Lumber
5-24
1
7-
6-
(Milw.)
Corp.
(quar.)___:
6-10
10-
8-12
17c
McCord
15c
(quar.)
5-24
4uc
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
8c
(quar.)
6-25
6
6-
30c
Maytag Company (quar.)
McBrine
(L.),
Ltd.,
preferred
Stock
Mines
F.)
6-20
8-22
7-16
112 %c
preferred
8c
(E.
7-15
45c
(quar.)
8c
Gold
6-20
3Uc
investment
Mississippi
6-14
Industries—
___T
5-17
7-15
12V2C
Stock
Protective
5-31
6-
5-17
6-28
(quar.)
Investors
6-14
15c
6-10
ti7y2c
tl7V2c
preferred
Class
Laboratories
Monthly
Monthly
40c
2%;
7
Ltd.—
common
7-15
10c
6-14
(quar.)
8-1
7-15
12V2c
B
Monthly
~
j
com.
class
Dietetic
Co.,
from
Co.
Missouri
M.
$1.08
-
Products
6-28
37%'c
20c
Co.
Steamship
7-
—
70c
(quar.)
50c
(quar.)_.
60c
(quar.).
(quar.)
6-
'
(quar.)—
11V4C
125c
(increased quar.)
"> 5-31
25c
—
1
-
:
Mfg.
35c
Ludlow
$4.35
5-
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
30c
(quar.)
Lowney (W. M.) Co., Ltd.
$4.20
1
6- 5
—_
62V2c
(quar.)
Co.
"
50c
Telepnone,
Shipbuilding &
Midwest
30c
split.
(quar.)
$1.75
RR.
Devices
Companies, Inc.
5-31
.5-17
25c
Y.)
(increased-quar.)
Longs Drugstores
(quar.)
Louisiana Land &■ Exploration
6-10
•
(quar.)
two-for-one
a
(N.
Nashville
Island
Louisville
5%
2-17
Lighting—
&
Long
5c
30c
-.
:
Perfected
Lone
140c
—:
Insurance
Mfg.
Y.)—
Detroit
Conveyor Co.
(quar.)__
Department Stores, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Mays. (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
5-24
30c
B
IN.
of
3.75%
5-15
ser
(quar.)
-
5-17
Meredith
12V2c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_,—
6
Mathews
5-17
6-15
6-13
5-24
6-20
•
6-14
5-31
6-
May
6%
6-14
35c
•
5-22
'5-29
20c:
31 Vac
95c
6-10
6-10
50c
Corp
<
Louisville
.
common
6-14
2-17
$1.05
City Power & Light,
$3.80 preferred
(quar.)
6-20
11-15
Co., com.
preferred
(quar.)
Lowe's
5-15
6-30
7-12
7- 1
7- 1
6-10
6-17
12-10
7-19
1
6-14
3-10-64
7-15
6-15
6-14
(P.)
5-10
5-15
5-29
$1.10
Stockholders
6-10
6-14
$1.10
Gas Co., common
preferred (quar.)
62y2c
5-24
12'/2c
Star
7%
6-13
6-24
6-10
6-21
(quar.)
Angeles
Long Island
Lomart
5-31
6-14
.
(quar.)
(quar.).:
„
5-20
(quar.)
stock
10c
Corp. (stock dividend)
Corp.
(quar.)
___:
4J/2%
6-5
(quar.)
Los
5-24
6-10
3
5-20
Marietta
Mastan
5-17
50c
12-10
50c 3-10-64
$1.10
6-10
$1.10
9-10
Life
6-
5-10
30c
$1.75
55c
25c
(quar.)
dividend
6-10
5-10
7- 1
60c
gtd. betterman
gtd. betterman
gtd. betterman
gtd. betterman
Aircraft
4.84%
5-13
stock
Lockheed
Lone
6
7-
6-14
;___
Ilsley Bank
Common
1
6-25
4
7-12
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd.—
1
5c
6c
i——
stock
(quar.)
redeemable 1st pref.
$1.60
6-
stock
Original
Original
Original
Original
6-11
5-29
30c
10c
$1.43%
$1.37J/2
65c
12V2c
A
dividend)
class A
RR. Co.
Miami
7-31
6-
15c
(quar.)
Special 4%
Special 4%
Special 4%
Special 4%
15c
6-14
6-
25c
12c
15c
dividend)
(stock
Co.
15c
6-15
—
—._
25c
25c
6-20
6- 3
6- 3
6- 3
7- 1
6- 4
6-20
6- 5
6-11
1%
Life Insurance Co', of Virginia (quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 77c pfd. (quar.)—
Lilly 1 Eli) & Co. (quar.)_
Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. (quar.)—
Lincoln Printing Co.—
Lorillard
75c
6-10
10c
$1.44
35c
20c
10c
10c
12V2c
——
Long Island Trust Co.
(quar.)
6-14
6-28
6-14
5-24
6-
5-31
6-
35c
(quar.)
Son
Massachusetts
5-31
'
$1.30
rcts."__—__
(quar.)__
McLennan
(Quarterly
6-14
6-28
6-15
(quar.)_
Bank
&
&
preferred
7
6-18
;
Cement
&
6-
5-10
invest¬
(quar.)^
B
&
1
6-10
25c
dep.
(quar.)_^
(M.)
6-7
7-
:
Supermarkets
McCloud
—
class
(from
5-18
1
22 y2C
Co.
Massacnusetts
6-14
—
(quar.)
Lexington Water, 5.75% preferred (quar.)—
5!/2%
preferred
(quar.)
4.
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass (quar.)
Liberty Fabrics (N. Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.)___
Liberty Life Insurance Co. (Greenville, S. C.)
Quarterly
Liberty Real Estate Trust (monthly).
5-31
6-7
6-28
5c
25c
(Richmond)
Inc.
6-28
1
1
2%
Enterprises,
6-28
7-
3
7-
dividend
(Louis)
6-10
$1.25
6-
(quar.)
Co.
7-15
3
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
class A
Salt
Shares
6-14
6-10
59%c
Masonite
5-13
5-15
7-
35c
(quar.)
Maryland
6-14
7-15
7-15
(N.J.)
Leslie
:___
Corp., common (quar.)
41/2%
preferred
(quar.)
Maryland National Bank
(quar.)
3
6-14
6-29
26c "I
.;
Industries
Marshall
5-31
6-
7- 2
6-11
(quar.)
Trust
7-15
Kokenge
Kansas
&
50c
(quar.)_
6-12
6- 7
6-20
6-29
6-28
$1.25
(quar.)_____"
:
£
Marsn
5-21
5-10
1
7-
$25c
(quar.)
National
Mfg.
Martin
«•
15c
115c
(quar.)
a
5-24
6-29
'
•
"Amer.
Marsh
5-31
5-13
1
6-10,
8c
:
Oil
Marquette
6-14
6-11
v
7-20
,
j. ic-;
Telegraph
Marlene
6-14
+38c
20c
'
(H. D.)
Co. (quar.)
Way Motor Freight (quar.)
Leece-Neville Co. (quar.)
Leesona
Corp.
(quar.)
Co.
G
preferred
Marion
5-31
59%c
10c
(quar.)
U3%c
common
A
5-31
5-29
6-15
6-15
(quar.)-
Lee
London
6-15
7%
6-
y2
J30C
;
Common
.
5-27
5-24
6t15
25c
;
dividend
5V2%
Lee
Londontown
8-
Stock
Maritime
5-27
32V2c
40c
(R. G.), Inc. (stock dividend).
Siegler, Inc., common (quar.)__
5%% preferred (quar.)
Leath & Co.
(quar.):
5-31
7-
Marathon
6-14
5-15
$$1.62
uccum.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
7
22c
;___—
Lear
7-10
40c
Co.
6-
7-1
6- 5
6-30
6-30
6-30
6-29
26V4C
10%
27c
31V4C
28V2c
Tourneau
6-15
2%
(quar.)
Machine
$1.12Vz
10c.
—
8-1
93 %c
5%%
preferred B
(quar.)__
Johns-Manville Corp.
(quar.)
Johnson Hill's
(quar.)
30c
„
(quar.)
Quarterly
$2
;
5-10
6%
(quar.)
series A (quar.)
Lawyers Title Insurance Corp.
pid.
Inc.
Manufacturers
,
Co.
A
Quarterly
6
5-29
5-16
'
(quar.)
Corp. (quar.)22
(B.)
Co
Marshall-Wells
Co
Co.
$1
;
5-31
6-
6-21
25c
common
Maxwell & Moore
Manpower,
;
5-17
income)
Manischewitz
5-31
£-15
1
common
preferred
Extra
.
(quar.)
Jones
7
5%
Industries
ment
Corp.
——
Inc.—
&.Investment
Sessions,
conv.
Stock
Johnson
General
Mangel Stores
6-
•
Rrt.,
preferred
5-31
Kratter
of
preferred (quar.)^
Ishpeming RR. (quar.)
Lodding Engineering
Co.—
Common
7
.V- 6-10
20c
-
Service,
Mallory (P. R.)
&
Managed Funas—
Marsh
—...
Airlines,
Lambton Loan
'•
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Jiffy Steak Co. (stock div.)
;
Jockey Club, Ltd., com. (quar.)
67c
preferred A (quar.)
$4
5-31
2
6-10
(quar.)
Jersey Central Power & Light—
47c preferred (quar.)
'
Jersey Mortgage, $4 pfd. (s-a)
KVP
2
7-
xlV2 7c
5-31
60c
___
(quar.)
57c
7-
xlV4%
2
$1.25
Supply,
Jones
7-
t2Vac
Water
Jewel
7-10
fl5c
(quar.)
6%
7-19
t$1.75
(quar.)
57c
Jamaica
4.75%
•
convertible
Link-Belt
Jacobson
cum.
6-
15c
17 %c
Quarterly
preferred C (quar.)
Telephone Corp. (quar.)
Common
57c
- -
(quar.)
dividend
Superior &
Levine's
York—
Mfg.
(quar.)
Jaeger Machine Co. (quar.)
Jamaica Public Service, Ltd.,
common,—
7%
cum.
preference
(quar.)
7% cum. preference B
(quar.)
;
.'
'
•
shares
100
common
Central
6V2%
Lake
Lesser
Stockholders
New
of
Leslie
3
$2
^
Power,
6-
$2
(quar.)
Light
6-27
7c
(quar.)
;
of
Central
Public
5-31
i
5-22
—_~_
priority shares
Maine
-
6-21
^___
Maine
5-13
5-22
12 Vac
"!
(quar.)____
"
"
Ltd.'
•
Convertible
5-31
6-21
5-31
Ltd.—
5-24
6-28
6-28
6-14
—_—--
preferred A (quar.)_
preferred B (quar.)—
Stock
income)
Funding Corp.
(quar.)
Electric
5
6-3
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)___
Investors
6-
5-31
1
America—
Diversified
A
6-14
6-27
6-
1
(quar.)
Commercial
Class
7-30
7-
2-for-l( split
(quar.)
net investment
Investors
$.042
._
Corp.—
Freight .System
Power,
common
preferred
Investors
5
$1
Motor
4.36%
5
6-
75c
approve
5%%
preferred
Investment Co. of
(From
(initial)
(quar.)
Textbook
International
Interstate
6-
6-26
..
International
Interstate
6-26
1$3
Publishing—
deposit receipts
Stock
5%
6-12
1$3
•____
Extra
International
Mailman,
5-28
6-15
15c
r
Co., common
(annual)
Car
Ma/her- Shoes;
5-31
6-15
7-1
6-15
6-14
6-14
—•
■■
preferred
Masco
Gas,
Lamson
.___
Ceramics, com.
preferred (quar.)
Power
6-12
6-20
25c
Ltd. (increased)
International Pipe &
convertible
6-12
6-28
160c
(quar.)
common
6-28
$1
t50c
—
Co.
10c
10c
25c
35c
11 v-jc
25c
-
(quar.)__
C
each
for
12/2c
•
.
LaCrosse
*—
Co.,
shares
6-15
6-20
6-10
7-1
7-26
(quar.)—___—62V2c
683<4C
—10c
A
(Joseph)
Magor
5
5-31
27 Vac
(quar.)____
M'ines
Manufacturers Hanover Trust
:—
4 32%
(Canada)
(quar.).
International Packers Ltd.
(quar.)__
International Paints
(Canada), Ltd.—
67c preferred (s-a)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
International Petroleum
8%
6-14
~
Gold
Fund, Inc. (from investment inc.)_
Copper, new common
(initial)—I-"
Magnin
6-20
6-15
4c
25c
50c
50c■*
-•i-■
Corp common held on about May 31,
Kresge (S. S.) Co. (quar.)
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4V2%
pfd. A (quar.)___
Kysor Industrial
(quar.)_
:
5-10
7-
Inc.—
Nickel,
International
*
50c
—
dividend 1 —
Canal-Randolph
(stock
Corp.
Laclede
(quar.)—
Chemical Corp.—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
6-14
6-15
'
Three-for-one
stock
split—
Magnavox
Company
(quarj—
.______,
Magna Electronics, Ltd. pref.' (quar.)
LL
5-14
6-15
Ltd.—
River,
;
.1
Magma
5-31
Holders
$25c
Powell
Extra
Madison
6-14
5-31
Corp.—
Common
International
6-15 V
12-16
When
Payable of Rec.
$$1.25
5% pfd. (quar.)
Steel,
&
:_
Electric
&
Gas
Manning,
(quar.)
Corp.
common
6-14
12c
-—a_
&
Maasen Red Lake
Mannesmann
(quar.)
preferred
conv.
6-
7-19
iquar.)
Rubber
B.)
Creamery
(Three
(s-a)
Minerals
(I.
Kollmorgen
7-
$1
International
Kleinert
3
12C
Wire
Kimberly-Clark Corp. (quar.)___
Kingsport Press, Inc. (quar.)
Kingston Products
(s-a)__
Kirkeby-Natus r Corp.
(initial)
Kirsh Company
(quar.)
:
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
6-
90c "
(quar.)—
Co.,
Macnson
9-16
■ T_.
Share
Structural
5-31-
6-
6-21
6-15
6-15
6-14
6- 5
®"30
7-1
6-14
6-14
7- 1
'
of
—
Harvester
•
____■_
Fibre, 4.80% 1st preferred (quar.)—•
Keystone Custodian Funds:
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
Series B-l (from investment income)—
Keystone Growth Fund—
•
Series K-2 (from investment income)—
Keystone Portland Cement (quar.) _____:
1
7-
10c
International
Industries (quar.)
Co., class A (quar.)_
MacMillan, Bloedel
Quarterly
5-31
7- 1
+1*<?
25c
10c
10c
30c
Oil
(quar.)
6-15
8c
25c
&
B
7
6-19
•
37 Vic
60c
Keyes
5%
Machines
Flavors
(initial-quar.)
com.
'
Koehring Company—
5%
conv.
preferred
Fund—
(quar.)—
Business
MdGee
Knudsen
income)
Breweries, Ltd.
new
(quar.)
.Gold:- Mines__-~i_-'---------
Keystone Steel &
Quarterly
6 7c
5-24T
1
Quarterly
Iowa
6-10
6-28
:______
—:
International
57c
5-24
50c
income)
Steamship Co.
Inter-City uas,
nid._
4{/c
6-17
11-29
(quar.)
Company of the State
Pennsylvania
(s-a)_:
Interior
4c ;
(quar.)——
Land
Kewanee Oil
4
:.
-(quar.)'
6-
Fund—
Interlake
Co.
5-31
120c
Insurance
Extra
Dry Cleaners
Kern County
Kerr*Addison
6c
35c
'.
7"
6-
5-24
$1
7'/2c
23c
;
—
MacKinnon
6n
T"T
■
Company
7
6-15 7- 1
30c
$1.12V2
'*
Kentucky Utilities;
6-28
20c
(quar.)
Securities
Kent
■
50c
Industries
6-17
$1.06 J/4
(s-a)
i-_.
Foundation
Income
Lumber
International
3
Ltd.—
investment
Insurance
6-
-
Copper—
(initial)
investment
(Frcm
6-14
7-1
6-28
'
Co
Consolidated
Institutional
Insular
class
Corp.,
common
Institutional
3
40c
Container
Institutional
-
$1.25
•
1
Co., 67c preferred
Ltd. (quar.)-—;
Inland
New
6-
5-24
Island)—
:
Inspiration
1
"6-7
110c
(Rhode
Quarterly
Bell,
7-
3
7- 1
7- 1
7- 1
6-28
6-15
7- 1 V
10- 1
1-2-64
6-14
7-16
6- 4
7-1
4oc
(increased)
Name of
6-
...
Canada
Industrial
&
6-
20c
______
——
of
Ingram
1
*" :
Minerals
Ingersoll-Rand
7-
.
40c
$1,125
$1.25
15c
35c
87'/2c
87V2c
87V2c
20c
10c
—
.
Refining (quar.)
Kennecott
Copper Corp
Class
(quar.)
—
de Mexico S. A.^.—
Eleetrica
Industria
Kendall
10c
quar.)
—:
Kendall
•
(quar.)
Industrial
\4uar.)
U5c
(interim)
Ltd.
•'
5Yo
5
Kerite
(from income
Corp.
(quar.)
General
6-
180c
income.)'
; *
company, common (quar.)
S4.50 preferred series A (quar.)
6-10
130c
———
:—:—_——
Kenaall
5-29
(Canada)—
Incorporated Investors
Indiana
1
(quar.)—:
company
ii
c.
6-24
50c
_—
(quar.)
investment
(From
Keny
6-28
25c
Fund
Income
Kelly Girl Service, Inc
7-
6-127
50c
——
Tobacco (Canada),
(Boston)—'
Imperial
7
25c
quar.)___
(quar.)
Life Assurance
Imperial
Keilwood
48c
(quar.)___—_—
Works
7
6-14
1
-7-15
10c
>,7
_________—
r.ell
Imperial
5?y2c
V
——
Cement
Ideal
Illinois
7
Kelsey-Hayes
pfd.(quar.)__
4.60%
'
'
(quar.)
Food Products
Hygrade
common
•6-
6-28
25c
Light,
6-
6-28
-
&
6-
6-28
$1.12
Huyck corporation, common (quar.j_i—:—
4%% preferred tquor.):
—_
$2.75 preferred
iquar.)___
Power
■
Per
Payable 0) Rec.
Share
4V2% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Kay Windsor, class A
Kellogg Company, common
3Vz7o preferred (quar.)
3%%
preferred (quar.)
3Va%
preferred
(quar.)
,
.—
(quar.)
(quar.)-.
preferred
preferred
Name of Company
40c
Production
(quar.)
Hupp Corp., 5% preferred A (quar.)
Ltd. (quar.):
Hugoton
5%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
:
Holders
When
Per
6-12
5-31
10c
6-15
5-28
87 %c
2
6-15.
5-28
$1.05
6-15
5-28
30c
6-28
,6-
7
Volume
Number 6269
197
.
.
Chemical
(quar.)
Montana-Dakota Utilities, common (quar.)—
4.50% preferred (quar.)
a—
4.70% preferred (quar.)__
Montecatini
Mining
&
Chemical
(payment
...of 85 Lire payable in U. S. funds at the
^
current rate of exchange on May 8)_—
Montgomery County Trust
y. (Amsterdam, N. ,Y.J
(quar.)—
:
Montgomery 'Ward & Co., common tquar.)_x;
i
$7 class A (quar. )_________x____________..
Moore
(E. R.)
(quar.)—
30c
35c
$1.12Va
$1.17 V2
—
—
.
preference B
(quar.)__——.—
Morgan Engineering Co.,—
:
$2.50 prior preferred (quar.)
Morrell (John) & Co. ,(quar.)—:
)
Stock
dividend'
__•
._;
Manufacturing
5-31
5-31
Norton
5-31
Norwich
-5-29
5-20
(Milwaukee)
Insurance
(quar.)
Pharmacal
6-
6
6-
6
Ohio
Crankshaft
(quar.)__
6-
5
Ohio
Edison
common
6-14
,."6-20
;
7-
2
.7-
2
5-31
*
Motor
Vernon
___
__—_.
1
Common
.
(quar.)-,-——
ts-a)
——
preferred
Mountain Fuel Supply (increased quar.)
...
Mountain States.Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Munsingwearj. inc.
< quar.t,
:
.
6-15
-
Sand
River
Ohio
Fabric
Narrow
Nashua
Corporation
Nashville
&
Nation-Wide
<
from
Securities
net
Tulsa
of
.(quarterly
National
National
Blank
Book
National;
Castings
National
(quar.)
Co.
Casualty
(Detroit)
Cb.U
Chemical
National
■
City
National
Distillers
4V2%
4Vi%
25c
30c
20c
•
■
.
(quar..)——,——__
National Cleaning Contractors,
'CJ Quarterly
National. Dairy Products
'
Mortgage & .Investment, com.
6-15
National
Corp., $1.04 pfd.
preferred A (quar.)_
National Rubber Machinery Co.—
New
(initial
common
Securities
National
i, 4
6-14
5-31
5c
6-15
ioc
6-15
?
$2
,
5-15
5-21
5-31-'
,
5-31
•
National
Income
series
National
Growth
series
(from
invst.
(from
5.-31
5-17
..
]
6-15
Discount
Corp.
Pacific
Coast
6-10
5-24
6%
6-20
6-
3
Pacific
7-. 1
6-17
Pacific
Northwest
6-15 "
5-31
Pacific
Nutrient
7-
1
6-
7-
1
:
6-
7
7
6-
6-15
5-31
50c
6-10
5-20
8-15
7-15
8-15
7-15
Products
Public
Purex
e-1*5
5-1
3
16-
$20c
-
12-
11-
2
I
1
Co.,
7-15
preferred
(quar.)-,
1
6-14
6-10
25C.
5-15
5-31
6-14
/• 12 VaC
2jc.
If
W.-25
.
62 V2C
...
$1
6- .5
..
i
Radio
5
National
National' Steel
1
Ralston
1
6-20
Ramada
4
hi 1
37.VaC
6-28
6-
5
6-28
6-
Nekoosa-Edwards
Nestle-LeMur
Co.
5-29
30c
6-14
5-31
55c
6-26
6-
7-31
7-
1
10c
6-14
20c
6?
5
5-15
6-14
5-31
6-28
6-19
7-
'
5c
-
(quar.)_
—
25c
._
'
-
New
25c
7-
1
Rank
6
5-15
12 VaC
7-
3
6-
New
Haven
Gas
Haven
Water
New
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
6-21
6-10
6-28
25c
.
6-14
1
7-
7-15
••
payment of 7V2%
Light & Power, com, (quar.)
$60c
(quar,)——___.;
$$1.25
Newport Electric Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.)
9334c
New Jersey Power & Light, 4%'pfd. (quar.)
$1
4,05% preferred (quar.)
:—
$1.01%
New Jersey Zinc Co,_J—_—______——_—.,
20c
Newmont
60c
pref,
4%
New
preferred
6%
Chicago
New
York
Equities,
Class
New
A
6%
Raybestos-Manhattan
New
3
1
6-10
5-10
Peerless Tube
6-15
5-31
Penick
$1
6-15
5-24
6-28
6-7
55c
6-15
5-31
Reeves
7-
6-14
Reinsurance
6-
York
Preferred
(quar.)
(s-a)
7-10
-29
—.——.
7-
1
-14
$2.50
7-
1
-14
93%c
$1.12 Va
7-
1
6-
7
7-
1
6-
7
=$1.12Va
—.—u.;
—
7-
1
6-
7
6-
5
York
Times, class A (quar.)
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)——_
Newark (Ohio) Telephone, common (quar.)_
$1.25
$1.25
$1.37V2
$1
6%
preferred (quar.)
$1.50
Niagara Mohawk Power, common, (quar.)—■
50c
3.40%
preferred
(quar.)———
85c
B
——
5V2%
——
._—
3.60%
preferred
preferred
preferred
3.90%
4.10%
4.85%
5.25%
Niagara
,
(quar.)——————(quar.)——
—
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
tal
gains
and
income)
Nicholson File
3c
from
net capi-
.
;6- 5
1
6-14
6-10
5-31
7-.10
6-29
6-30
6-
7
Controls
Inc.
6-30
6-7
6-
7
6-30
6-
7
6-30
6-
7
6-30
6-
7
Petersburg
6-30
6-
7
Petroleum Exploration
Pet
Milk
4 Vz%
Peter
Co.,
Extra
;
Pfizer
30c
;
——_
—
Aviation
American
North
American
6-
Inc.
5-
1
11-
1
6-
Stock
1
Piedmont
of
(quar.)
7-
1
6-11
6-10
5-31
Piggly
6-20
5-31
6%
37V2C
6-20
5-31
15c
1
7-15
6-28
American
American
Sugar
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
$1.75
7-
1
(quar.)
$1.75
9-30
12M>c
7-19
7-
Pitney-Bowes
Refractories
North American Van
North
Penn
North
River
Northern
Natural
preferred
Quarterly
Northern Ohio
Northern
Northern
Northwest
Trust
Service
com.;
33c
(quar.)_
(increased)
Co.
7-
45c
•
v
6-20
1
Pioneer
Plastics
Piper
5
6-10
4
5-28
}
6-28
.666-
1
5-28
$1.45
7-
1
6-17
$1.40
7-
1
6-17
—.
—.—______
,
(Watertown)—;
$1.25
(quar.)__
(quar.)
_—
„
(quar..)
6-17
7-
5-31
1
;
.7-10
75c
7-
1
6-10
6-15
5-31
25c
Pittsburgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula
7%
preferred (quar.)
Placer Development, Ltd. (quar.)___^
! Polaroid Corp., common (quar.)__
5%
1st preferred (quar.)____
6-14
7-31
25c.
^(Chicago) (quar.)__
(quar.)
40c
———55c
6-30
6-14
—___________
_______
3
6-17
(quar.)
Inc.
6-
5
6-28
6-
7
6-14
5-31
6-14
5-31
1
6-13
6-15
7-
3
6-14
6-
20C
6-14
5%
Popell
,
Porter
preferred (auar.)_
(L. F.) Co. (stock dividend)
(H. K.)
Portland
Potlatch
Inc.
Transit
Forests
(Mass.)
1
Inc.
(quar.)_
;
(quar.)
9-20
6-28
6-28
6-14
8-15
8-
6-14
5-31
Corp.
(quar.)
Foil
Steel
Inc.
Income
Life
In¬
~33c
'3.60%
6-15
6-
3
Richardson
40c
6-17
6-
5
Richardson-Merrell
6-17
6-
5
Richfield
30C
7-
1
6-
3
10c
Company
Corp.
Corp.
Paper
7-12
7-
1
6-10
6-29
6-26
$0,189
~30c
4
5-15
•___
45c
6-15
5-15
1
30c
6-10
Rio
Algom
Ines,
Rio
Grande
25c
6-15
6-
5
Rio
Valley Gas (Texas) (quar.)__—
Zinc, Ltd. _x.LL.-L-—-I.-"
35c
6-29
6-12
10c
6-25
6-10
3
6-
4
$40c
6-26
6-
5
4c
6-14
5-31
$0,076
s-a)
.
7-
1
7-
1
6-12
5-17
Rochester
5-17
Rochester Transit
30c
6-
3
5-13
$1
6-10
5-20
9-10
6-11
6-
6-19
5-27
^^O
5-23
00-^
C.
OQ
4
5-20
$1
6-29
7-10
7-
6-14
4-25
17 Vac
6-15
5-24
$1.37 Va
6-30
6-14
6-
$20c
6-29
6-15
10c
6-28
6-
25c
6-20
60c
.
_____
5
5
7
6- ,6
6-10
5-21
7-
1
6-20
iquar.)_
Rock of Ages Corp.
iquar.)——__________
Rockland National Bank (N. Y.)
!
i
10c
6-
3
5-17
25c
6-10
5-27
25c
6-28
6-14
Rockwell
30c
6-10
5-20
50c
6-10
5-17
10c
6-28
6-14
(quar.)__— $$1.06 V4
6-15
6-
1
7-15
7-
1
&
Genesee
Valley RR.
Corp.
Mfg.
(quar.)__—
Rockwell-Standard Corp. (quar.)
(John)
Rogers
—-
Co.
(quar.)
Rolland Paper, Ltd., 4V4%
Roper Industries i___—
Rolls Royce, Ltd. ordinary
—______
pfd.
20c
—
"ADRS"
4%
(final)'
7-26
"7;T..
6-20
$2.50
6-
6-15
1
$2
4
5-31
6-28
33c
7-15
6-15
(s-a)_____
8-20
25c
5-24
8-
37 VaC
—
6-10
7-10
10c
80c
Express, Inc., new com. (initial)
Myers Inc., common (quar.)
$1.50 preferred (quar.)____i__^.__________
Robinson Little '& Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Roberts & Porter (quar.)___
Robertshaw Controls (quar.)
Robertson (H. H.) Co.
(quar.)
,.___
6-12
5-31
6-14
&
6-10
27 v2c
$1.12 Vt.
75c
Tinto
5-27
6-10
$1
___x__
(reduced
•
25c
(quar.)___^
common
Roadway
Robbins
5-17
6-
(quar.)
Ltd.
6-12
25c
5-28
preferred
7-12
5-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Riegel Textile Corp.,
•
1
5
(quar.)
Inc.
1
8-
6-
Ltd.—
Trust,
6-12
6-
8-
90c
15c
6-20
6-10
1
40c
6-14
$1.75
5-16
6-14
59 %c
6-
6
6
7-
$1.12 Va
(quar.)_
7-15
5-
6-
6-29
20c
6^27
6-10
6-21
6-12
12 VaC
payment of approximately
share
Oil
6-18
6-28
7-19
7-12
12 VaC
50c
10c
6-7
50c
(quar.)
41c
$4
5-15
6-21
American
per
Riegel
5-17
6-15
25c
J.)
10c
6-15
$l0c
27 VaC
Corp.
Selection
(Interim
8
5-17
5-17
$2.25
!.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Tobacco, common
preferred
(quar.)___:
(R.
5-
6-14
6-15
,
25c
preferred
Reynolds
1
shares
18
(quar.)__
5-31
1
6-18
dividend).
(s-a)
Ltd.
(s-a)
5-31
6-
1
Less British
Rothmoor
Class
5%
Royal
Royal
15c
5-30
5-22
$1
7-15
7-
6 VaC
6-17
5-31
6
5-24
income
tax
Corporation,
of
383/4c.
10c
common
A:_
Royal Crown
Co.
6-
26c
15c
6-25
6-11
6-14
5-31
20c
<
6-12
7-
5
6-14
7-
1
6-17
$1,015
(quar.)
6-
5
5-10
$15c
8-15
7-31
40c
6-20
5%
.__
9-18
8-15
7-
6-11
—-_____y
,
Rudy Manufacturing Co. (stock dividend)
Ruppert (Jacob), 4J/2%
preferred (quar.)_
Russ Togs, Inc., class A (quar.)
Russel (Hugh) & Sons, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Russell Manufacturing Co.
Rust
Craft
Greeting
Cards,
Inc
6-10
2
6-
4
15c
6-20
5-17
$51c
6-15
5-15
25c
6-14
6-
3
10c
5-31
7-
$1.12 Va
6-27
6-
7
5-28
6-12
6-14
5c
(quar.)
—
1
7-5
25c
—
Cola
Dutch Petroleum —______—
Oak Dairy, Ltd., class A (quar.)
Ruberoid
25c
$1.75
Ryan
S.
.
1
$1.75
7-
2
7-
1
.6-14
;
6-20
55c
5-29
F,
Aeronautical
Co.
(auar.)
62 VaC
1%
3
5-20
6-21
5-31
6-24
5-
6-
$1.75
'
6-
3
6-24
6-
3
6-20
5-31
6-24
'
■
Common
5%
3
St.
Lawrence
St.
Lawrence
V
5%
St.
Louis-San
6-10
5-31
25c
6-10
5-31
5%
25c,
6-10
6-
1
5%
10c
1
5%
Corp.,
Ltd.,
Francisco
preferred
preferred
preferred
10c
(quar.)
(quar.)——
(quar.)
6-20
6-
25C
6-14
5-29
(quar.)
(quar.).
—
J
_
—
com.
(quar.)..
_
-r
—
7-15
1-
7-
2
7-25
6-25
6-17
25c
$1.25
6-14
8-
-$25c
$$1.25
(.'
3
6-
1
7-31
$10c
v
3
6-18
$1.25
——
6-14
7-
21c
:_—,—
common
Ry.,
6-14
—
class A
(quar.)___
6-14
6-30
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Cement Co.,
preferred A
6-30
$0.8958
,
1
(quar.)
preferred A
6-30
75c
———
—
6-14
$1.45
—
$5,375
preferred (initial)—
St. Clair Specialty Mfg. Co. Inc.
St. Joseph Lead Co. (quar.)
St. Joseph Light & Power—
5-14
6-
15c
Financial Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_.
preferred (quar.)—.____
C.
7
6-30
5c
.__
$5.80
$3
6-10
38c
,5c
-_
(stock
Aviation
6-14
62 VaC
_______
9-20
9-30
12 VaC
dividend)-
preferred
Mines.
6-15
$25c
2nd
6-20
9-30
(Washing¬
•
(quar.)_;
Investment
6-20
6-30
11c
Co.
6-30
5%
•
7 VaC
10c
Insurance
American
4V2%
5-24
$1.02 Va
5-24
12 VaC
Indiana for- each
Republic
7
6-14
Corp.—
12 VaC
of
Republic
Ry.—
—
Drilling
of
Renabie
5-28
25c
(quar.)
Corp.
«
1
1
Aircraft
6-
Co.
4J/2%
4
4c
Gas
(quar.)_________—_—
(quar.)
1
Insurance, new com. (initial-quar.)
Remington Arms Co., common (interim)
6-
$35c
——
Pittsburgh Forgings Co. (quar.)Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago Ry,—
Common (quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)_______;
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)
:——
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
(quar.) ____________
5-23
n,
7-
(quar.)
Inc.
6-20
44c
—
——
Airlines
1
6-17
9-10
6-10,
7-15
Natural
—________—$1.37¥2
Trust Co.
Ry.
7-
$2
(quar.)
Telephone
Pacific
Northrop Corp.
15c
42 (/2c
—
(quar.)
York
—*
(quar.)_.
Y.)
(quar.)
preferred
Northern New
(N.
(s-a)_.
Gas,
preferred
(quar.)
Pioneer
(quar.)
Public
preference
5.80%
5.60%
Co.
Insurance
Indiana
Northern
5V2%
Lines
Central Ry.
Northern
4.40%
Gas
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
7-
Reliance
6-
17 VaC
Company, $4 preferred (quar. )___
Pioneer Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income)————_
North
9-12
50c
Rexall Drug & Chemical (quar.)
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.
iquar.)
Reynolds Metals, common (quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.)
Pillsbury
Calif.
North
■1%
4
20c
$5.50
1
6-12
1
6-
$10c
(quar.)
Gas, com. (incr. quar.)—
convertible preferred ..(.quar.)—__—_
Wiggly California Co.—
preferred (quar.)
50c
—
10-
.
25c
Natural
6-14
$$1.50
Republic
(quar.).______•
_______—
9-12
1
share
6-18
.
$1.50
dividend
6-14
1
Revlon,
—
5-31
6-15
Co.
A
6-24
1
7
Quarterly..'
10-10
6-27
&
class
7
5-31
7-
5
Philadelphia Title Insurance Co. (annual)
Philadelphia & Trenton RR. (quar.)—.—___
Phillips N. V. Shares—
7-11
10c
Corp.
Common
7%
6-
6-18
Philadelphia Germantown & Norristown RR.
9
8-
(Charles)
20c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Investment Corp.
preferred
6-15
25c
Trading,
6-
6-14
6-14
7-
5-24
—
7
5-14
6-14
,6-10
&
7
6-27
$$1.50
6-
.
6-
10-
6-
.
6-27
1
115c
(quar.)
;
6-15
—
7-
7-26
30c
Gas
(quar.)—
(increased)—.
6-12
25c
;
A
6-21
Phelps Dodge
(quar.)________—
—
Philadelphia Electric Co. (increased quar.)
6-14
1
$6c
10c
Mining Corp. Ltd. (increased)^
North American Acceptance (Del.) (quar.)—
American Car
7-
6-21
15c
—
Normetal
North
5-31
6-13
15c
(quar.)
(quar.)—
North
(One
surance
5-22
20c
(interim
A
6-15
(quar.)
Hopwell
&
•
20c
15c
.'
.
6-21'
-
50c
—
—
7-' 1
5-31
.
:
30c
(quar.)_____________——
Inc.
5-31
•
""""
....
12 Vac
".
(quar.)
common
preferred
Paul,
Petroleum
(quar.30c
preferred
preferred
6-14
5-17
5-15
6-14
6-27
'
Title
Bros.
1
6-15
8c
Offshore
C.)
9
25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)_
6-30
;
Nopco Chemical Co., common (quar.)——25c
Noranda Mines, Ltd. (quar.)——
$30c
Norfolk & Western Ry., common (quar.)_—_
$1.25
6%
Corp.
—
investment
net
:
.
6%
6%
G-19
D.
3
'
Corp.—;
Share
ton,
7-
$1
—
(Quarterly payment of 27c from
,
90c
97V2C
$1.02V2
$1.21 V\
$1.31 lA
6-19
7-
Cement-
>
7
7
7 Vac
Estate
8-
16c
1-
Pennsylvania Engineering _____
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, common (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)—
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp. (quar.)
Peoples Drug Stores
(quar.)___—
.__—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance Co. (Wash., D, C.)—
Quarterly
1
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)——
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)
—1
Pepsi-Cola Co. of Long Island (quar.)-'——
Pepsi-Cola Bottling'Co. of Washington
(D. C.)
(resumed)—________
Perkins Machine &; Gear, 7%
pfd. (quar.)
(s-a)—
—
(quar.)
Penn
6c
' $2.50
preferred (quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_____—.
4V2%
preferred (quar.)—
Class
Heal
6-
-
25c
—_—
Inc.
40C
:
50c
—_______—
6:6-
•;
$25c
(quar.):
:
Rhodesian
Penn-Dix'ie
5
-31
RR„ common
Ltd.
Ford,
&
Inc.
Reading & Bates
Quarterly
7 VaC
(quar.)—______
(quar.
-31
6-10
—;___—.—
Co.
1
6c
$3.75
New
50c
7-
.*
(monthly)
A
1
$20c
7%
preferred (quar.)
Peabody Coal Co.,, common
State Electric & Gas—
York
New
class
Harlem
&
RR,
Louis
$1
common
1
$15c
Realty Corp. IN. Y.) (stock
Redwing Carriers
(quar.)
2%
5-29
1
7-
7 VaC
(initial-quar.)__
6-14
Rayette
9
5-31
6-14
.
6-10
Mfg.,- Ltd.,
1
common
12-10
(s-a)
7r
V'
(quar.)
1-3-64
—
Dredging Ltd.
Gold
15c
Inc.—
12-10
(s-a)
6-15
6-21
(quar.)
1-3-64
25c
Y.)
5-24
6-29
10c
<
;
class
redeemable. preferred
redeemable preferred
Extra
—________
N.
6-14
12c
-
.■
6-10
—
5-20
,
less British Income Tax)
Batten, Ltd.,
3
$1.16
(quar.)______—
(Long, Island
Consolidated
Paton
&
(quar.)
7-
Class A and Class B)
on
1
,.5-24
35c
Quarterly
25c
Pato
——30c
& St.
(monthly)
6-14
7-
(quar.)_—
common
(quar.)
York,
5-10
A
6-14
5-10
3
7-1
7-
(quar.)———
Auction
York
New
3
6-
Bank
6-10
.
Corp.,
6-
Grip
Class
1
—
6
3
5-
5
•6-28
28
$2
*
.
class
25c
Parmalee Transportation Co.
Patchogue
Ltd.,
2
(quar.)
6-
6-
20c
$4c
——y'___—____.—,
Parkersburg-Aetna
Newfoundland
Mining
B
25c
___:
:
7-
Co.
(Stock dividend
Commissioners)
5%
Class
1
15c
45c
-
(initial)
7-
Corp,
(quar.)„
(quar.);
____________
Park Drop Forge Co.
(quar.)___2
—
Parker-Hannifin
Corp.
(quar.)__
______
Parker Pen Co., class A____
—..—
6-14
7-
50c
90c
—
Co.
Natural Gas (quar,)————
(2Jfor-l stock split subject to stockholders
approval in July and Public Utility
6-16
25c
12 VaC
Pictures
Chemical
$1.50
6-17
87 Vac
6-14
Porcupine Mines Ltd.
Sulphur
(quar.)
Paramount
Park
3
.5-31
(quar.)
Extra
preferred (quar.)_.
4.64%
preferred (quar.,)——_____
6-10
'
47VaC
Jersey
Co.
1
6-28
34c
England Electric System (quar.)
England Gas & Electric Assn. (quar.)—
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
(N. Y.)'-(quar.)_*
_'
•__
Inns
■
6-28
.
4%
3
6-
6-14
_
...
7-
12 Vac
com.
6-
6-17
$1.18%
(quar.)_
(quar.)
10c
Line,
5-31
(quar.)
4%
Pipe
6-29
$1.25
.
7-30
(s-a)
semi-annual
Eastern
5-31
35c
__-
....
7-16
American
Panhandle
5-31
6-29
I
7Cc
Stock -dividend
Pan
5 31
$1.32
Co.
Organization,
Rapid
•
6-15
6-
Corporation
Increased
3
7-15
28c
New
New
Pako
5-31
6-29
6-29
$1.31 Va
America—
Inc.
5-24
20c
—
8
6-29
.____
$22 VaC
s-a)
5-Jl
Mexico—
2%
A.(increased
class
Tubes Ltd.. (quar.)
Paper Industries(initial! __'
1__—______—
A
Pamour
(quar.)——_______
(quar.)
Machine
Britain
New
Paper
5-31
6-14
-
_____
Class
40c
(quar.)——________
National Union Fire. Insurance Co. (Pgh/)-*—.
Quarterly
Pax-Well
—
of
Purina
:
Ranco,
4
5c
Page-Hershey
6-14
6-14
-
5-31
5-31
1
30c
Co.
Tank
6-15
6-15
'
Industries
2
22C
——x-x.
.6-29
'
income)
"
'
Ramer
5-x2
.
15c
(quar.)
-
New
5-
5-31
Enterurises
6-12
Chemical
x
,6-
;6-l4»
6-28
dividend.
7-
.
(quar.)—
Corp.—
National
7c
3c
35c
'
preferred
6-11
31V4C
(quar.)
Telepnone Co.
Beil
&
Corporation
Paddington Corp.,
Stock
inc.)
Corp.
$3.50
5-10
,
(quar.)._—_
Robinson
Gamble
5-31
6-10
6-29
$1.07 fa
;
•;'_
1
35c
*
____________
"
.•
7-
,
—=._-_x
x_.
5-16
6-10
$1.26 W
Quaker State Oil Refining
Quality Importers, Inc. (quar.)
Quemont Mining Corp.
6-28
7-
7-
preferred
6-10
'
10c
...25c
(quar.):
5%
6-14
$1.04V2
_j.
(quar.)______
'
t20c
5-31
6-14
$1.J2
Pyle National Co., common (quar.)__;
8%
preferred (quar.)_____
_
6-28
(George) Fund—
(From investment
5-10
6-10
Corp.
5-31
60c
(quar,) v
:
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Putnam
6-14
20%
com.
_
6-18
1
6-14
1
50c
dividend)
(quar.)
(quar.)
of
1
6-28
(TennJ
(quar.!
Co.
7-
7-
2%
Inc., $4.75 pfd.'(quar.)
Publishers Company, 6% preferred
(quar.)__
Pueblo Supermarkets (quar.)
Puerto Rico Telephone Co.
(quar.)__
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
1
7-'
7
of
(quar.)_
preferred
5.25%
5-27
\"7-
5-31
$2
(quar.)
pref. (quar.)___
dividend
Service
5%
5
6-
6-17
t20c
6-14
J.)
(N.
preferred
$1.40
6-12
$1.19
(quar.)
10c
Publicker Industries,
Co., common
Pacific Tin Consolidated.(quar.) ____x__—
Pacific
Indemnity
(quar)—
Packaging Corp. of America
(quar.):—_—
7
6-
%
7-1
preferred
preferred
Ramco
6-17
1
7
5-15
Clay
6-15
6-10
•1:15c
Rubber Corp.; common (quar.)
preferred (quar,)_
pl¬
otter Tail Power Co., new com. (init. quar.)
Overnite Transportation (quar,)
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp. (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass, common
(quar.)
4%
preferred.
Pacific
invest, inc.)
Co.'(quar.)
State) Bank
(Elizabeth)
4.18%
-
5.28%
6-
f
5-31
Insurance—
(stock
4.30%
$$1.75
;
Bank
Electric & Gas,
preferred
(quar.-)^^_
5.05%; preferred
40c ''
5%
■
20c
5-24
6-14
8C
Paco
quar.)——
x_—_
Corp.—
National-Standard
preferred
5-23
;
25c
O'Sullivan
'
.*5-20
k
brld
31V4c
7
6-
15c
to
approval
Corporations)
of
Washington
5-10
7
5-31
6-28
6-15
15c
Service
4.08%:
u
...
(quar.)
;
26c
(quar.)
___.
■■r.
.$1
preferred
-
'6-28 : r 6-10
::
•
66-
25c
Orpheum
6-14
,
6-15
7-
6-12
20c
12 Vac
6-14
7c
11 Va c
(subject
Commission
Pubco Petroleum
5-15
6-15
16c
Quarterly
6-7
6-28
;
9c
Building Co. (s-a)
;
Osnawa Wholesale, Ltd.-^v:
I.
Class A (increased s-a)
.Class A. (s-a)
._i——____x—
6-11
6-10
■■
5-31
4
6-14
5-24
$40c
(quar.)
Provident Life & Accident Insurance
5-31
•
"
.
dividend
conv.
Public
<
(quar.)_2__-__u_il
& Rockland. Utilities—...
75%. preferred .iquar.)
4%
Research
&
Providence
1
6-14
_x—
5*
6-
17Va'c
2nd
7-
25c
__x_j_
5-15
50c
1.8c
(s-a)
(s-a.)__•__.—
Propane
5%
6-10'
•
,
6-15
—.
Industries
Presto
1
6-10
.
.
Oil• (quar,30c
National
Prospect Park National
40c
(quar.)^y____-___-____
Sugar
Owners
Gas
&
6-20:
7-15
(quar.)—.___.
par)
non-cumulative'preferred
5%
5-;-l
Corp.—
National
V
•
6-15
•
10c
National
National
($50
6-14
'
-
6-14
-
7-10.
boc
National
preferred
preferred
Corp^
Orange
56V4C
(quar.
—:
$1.06 V4
Fire Insurance Co. (Hartford)■__—_
40c
Fopd Products (quar.)—_
I7V2C
•
6-14
-
6-
6-28
6-11
9c
6-
Calif.
6-28
25c
(quar.)
1
Line, Inc.
Brewing (quar. )_v_Li___i.__r._xx____^ ;
Onondaga Pottery (quar.)
—_•—'
Ontario Steel Products Ltd., com. (quar.)—*
7%
preferred (quar.)
i;,C
.
..
Chemical
&
preferred
1
97V2c
20c
(quar.)
Oil
7-
O'okiep Copper Co., Ltd.—- - - .
x .
(A payment of 2 Rands one of which is an
extra a'nd is equal to approximately $2.80
2
less South African non-resident .tax)_._
OpehLska Copper Mines. Ltd.
L
5-20
6-14.
30c
(N..Y.)
Inc.
Stock
4.75%
preferred
Cotton
7-
-
Olympia
5-31
1
7■4,
Mfg._______________—25c
Lines
2nd
6-28
—
Chemical
Tyrone
-Olokele
7''
6-
5
7-
-
&
3
6%
Producers
$1.10
:_—
2
Coal____
Mathieson
Oliver
-5-14
.
7-10
6-
Olin
3
6-
6-10
30c .;
;
(quar.}-___
;___•—_
National
20c
,,
•
.
!______
(quar.)_
Co.
-
—
(quar,)_i_;-_i_—u__
T1
6-12'
17c
25c
,V: Extra
1
"
:.'6-28
•
Old- Ben
<
5-27
6-14
*•
40c
Register
3
.
—
.....
(quar.)—
Bjscuit. .Co.—
National' Cash
;i
:7-15
10c;
22v2c
93%c
—_
Co., Inc.
inccme
inyestment
National Bank
(.s-a );
,..6-. 3
•
6-17
-
1
:;:.5-i7
6-2U
25c
_.
RR.
Proctor-Silex,
6-
6-
Service -I quar. )L_y_u____:__u.___
Water
Holders
Payable of Rec.
5%.
Mines, Ltd
:
Equities Corp., class A (monthly)__
Printing Corp. of America (quar.)
7
2
•"
.6-5
6-20
...
12V2C
50c
.(quar.)
Decacnr
7-
'
2?Vac
,____—
___
7
(initial-quar.)
$1.11
Oklahoma Mississippi River Prods.
"6-5
'.6-10
40c
22v2c
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-
5-21
6-15
;
6-14
t
•
*
"7-11
yv
Murphy Corp., common
(quar.)___—____
Muskogee Company
(quar.)
Chemical
6-
common
Primex
42 Vac
(quar.)
6-14
7-
% 6-29
10c
.10c.
25c
S3.50
•
7%
Nalco
Preston
5-31
U5c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
!•_•_;
3;90% preferred (quar.)__
Ohio
Forge <Sz Machine Corp.
(quar.)____
Ohio
v -6-14
-6-29
•
10c ;
.
■
—
Mills,
5-24
6-14
,
New
'
62V2C
20c'
2%
(quar;)
Corp:
(resumed).—,——
Wheel
Mount
5
Co.
6- 3
.■•)
15c
-
Mosler 1 Safe
Read & Co
Premier Albums, Inc. (stock dividend!
~
Premier Industrial Corp.
(Ohio)
(quar.)____
Pratt,
25c
*
,
.
5-10
tlOc
*4.40%
V 5-31
7-2
Co.,
preferred
4.44%
■
' 5-31
;
6-14
5-31
7-
10c
7-1
1
When
Share
6-17
7V2C
Manufacturing (quar.)
Ocean Fisheries', Ltd., preferred (quar.)
Oceanarium,
Inc.
(quar.)
Cgilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.-(quar.)
7-
Company
6-13
-
25c
(quar.)
Company
Per
Name of
6-28
30c
.—
(quar.)
Oak
,
6-10
27c
,
(quar.)—.___—__^—__y_
Company
Holders
51
Potomac Electric Power Co.—
______________
O-M
:
When
Payable
Co.
7-15
75c
25c
$1.75
5c
t25c
t$1.75
—
_____
(quar.)__
1
1
t$1.75
7%.
Per
Share
National
Northwestern
5-15
7-1
7-
7-
vptjj.;-,
*
Moore Corporation, common (quar.)
——
7%
preference A
(quar.)——-_
Morton
6-15
:
._.
(2295)
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Co.
and Financial Chronicle
Holders
When
Per
.
Name of Company
Monsanto
The Commercial
.
6-
3
6-
3
9-
3
6-17
J
$1.25
9-17
i$1.25
12-16
12- 2
!
52
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2296)
When
per
St.
Paul
Fire
Sabine
Marine
&
32c
7-17
7-10
Common
50c
(quar.)__
>—,
—
6-28
6-17
Stockholders
6-28
6-17
dividend
6-29
6-
7-
1
6-
1
6-
3
'
4.30%
preferred
Gobain
Saint
Produits
r
American
(Manufactures
[net
Ltd.
Foods,
Finance
Sanco
Santa
Fe
French
Glaces
Des
Schwitzer
Corp.,
preierred
Scott
(O.
M.)
---
Scott
Williams
&
Gems,
V (Semi-annual
(Quarterly
Finance
Finance Co.
Land,
(initial
(John)
Shelby
Standard
Motor
Standard Oil Co. of
5-31
5-23
6-10
6-7
5-17
6-
13c
Standard
&
Standard
Pressed Steel
1
5-23
6-20
7-10
6-20
Standard Register Co.,
Class A
(quar.)
7-10
6-20
Standard
6-10
5-23
6-15
5-15
6-21
;—
6-
Sheller
5-31
Star
5-27
5-13
(Denver)-r5-31
6-15
5-31
15c
(quar.)—
ordinary—
Corp.
6-15
7 Vac
___—
Stock
dividend
Sherritt-Gordon
6-28
Class
6-11
7-12
7-
7-12
6-
35c
6-21
6-
3
32 VzC
6-21
6-
3
Class
B
51c
Rainier
Instruments-
—
Sterling
preferred
5-15
Simplicity
Class
6-28
8-
1
Simpsons,
Sinclair
&
5-24
6-17
6-30
Class
5-24
-
Sinclair
Ltd.
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Skil
$2
(Howard)
preferred
Smith
Kline
Smith
&
(increased
Sunset
Super
8-
1
7-15
6-15
5-17
6-15
5-31
class
A
Tools
Socony-Mobil
Solitron
$1.55
preferred
South
5.60%
Edison
&
5%
non-cumul.
5%
non-cumul.
Southern
States
Southwestern
Increased
Stock
7-
7-15
7-
$25c
6-28
6-14
1%
-
4.65%
6-10
6-29
5-24
6-
27c
6-30
6- 5
5
5.12%
5.24%
preferred
-preferred
6-14
Texaco,
7-
6-14
5.25%
Texaco Canada,
Inc.
;■
-(quar.)_
(quar.)
6-20
5-31
8-1
7-15
6-14
5-31
6-17
5-27
Drill
5-10
United
6-21
6-
6
United
Aircraft
5-
3
United
Artists
6-15
5-15
5-15
9-15
8-15
6c
6-26
5-31
6-15
6-
4
Texas
1%
7-15
7-
2
Texas
Pacific
Texas
Power
7-
1
$-17
7-
1
6-17
$1.07
7-
1
6-17
10c
7-
1
6-10
7-
1
1
Coal
!
Elastic
Corp.
Coal
7-
6-14
United
Fuel
1
United
Gas
6-
5-31
4V4%
6-
3
5-15
6-14
5-15
United
7-
1
6-
1
5-15
6-
7-15
7-
6-10
7-
6-17
1
Texas
7-19
4%
97 Vic
8-
1
7-19
$1.03%
8-
1
7-19
$1.06y4
8-
1
7-19
$1.10
8-
1
7-19
27 Vic
8-
1
7-19
Utilities
Tex-Tube
6%
U.
6-14
6-10
6-
5
6-21
6-
6-
U.
&
Thatcher
Glass
1
7-19
1
7-19
Thermogas
8-
1
7-19
Thomas
$5
S
7-
7-1
6
U
7-
1
6-
U.
7-
1
6
7-
1
6
Oil
7-
1
7
Ang.)
U.
U.
6-
7-
1
1
6
1
U.
6-
7-
•a-7-
6-
pref.
industries,
preferred
1
6-
account
1
6
United
1
6-
United
7-
1
6-
7-
1
6-
of
5-10
Class
6-
1
6-15
6-
1
5-31
1
8-15
9-
.5
6-14
5
5-
6-28
6
6-18
6-25
6-
7-
1
5-31
$1.75
7-
1
5-31
Co.
in
to
'
6-19
6-
6-
7
5-17
7-
5
7-
1
4
Adminis¬
3%
tentative)
are
10c
50c
Maritime
Dates
3
the
(quar.)
22 VaC
J
6-14
6-
7
10c
common
,5-27
7-
1
6-14
30c
6-14
5-31
27 VzC
7-
6-10
17 VzC
6-15
55c
6-26
5-27
$2
6-26
5-27
50c
,
.
6-10
5-10
(quar.)
common
6-15
65c
(Oregon) (quar.)
Foundry
(quar.)_.
Co.,
(quar.)
6-14
65c
(quar.)___
Corp.,
6-
7l/zc
_____
Bank
&
6-28
20c
(s-a)
Co.
2
30c
35c
1
5-31
6-15
6-
3
43 %C
6-15
6-
3
25C
6-15
5-29
(quar.)
.
j.
5c
0-21
6-
7
:28C
Bankshares
(quar.)
Automated Industries—
6-29
6-
7
30c
6-10
3c
Hotel
Power
$1.35
7-
1
6-14
Utilities & Industries
7-
1
7-25
7 VaC
7-15
7 VaC
,
10-15
6-25
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Utah
6-17
6-14
6-14
$1.14
7-
1
6-14
8-
$1
7-
1
6-14
Valley
6-
7
5-22
Van
6-15
5-27
20c
6-14
5-14
6-
3
1
7-10
8-
1
7-10
Vermont
Vernors
7-10
Victoria
Victory
3
5-25
6-14
6-
7-
1
6-14
Virginia
31Vic
7-
1
6-14
New
6-14
5-28
'
5%
15c
$1.25
7-
6-
&
Ale
Co.
45c
V 37 VzC
Co.
(quar.)
6-
6-15
7
5c
6-15
15c
6-15
15c
1
6-
6-17
tlOc
1-
5-24
6-
-
5
5-31
6-
„
6-15
6-15
6-17
6;
;
1
1
5-22
6-
3
Chemical—
conv.
preferred
(quar.)
Electric & Power-
common
6-
$2
____________
5
6-10
6-21
35c
Iron
6-7
7-
'■■■;
6-20
50c
.'
Co,
&
•
40c
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
Coal
1
6-14
■
A
Trust
5
6-
6-28
62 VzC
(initial
7-
1
"
6-
3
6-20
6-
6
6-20
6-
6
6-20
6-
6
6-20
6-
$4.04
5-31
6-12
class
Virginia-Carolina
15c
Co.—
B.)
& Grey Trust, new
(incr. quar.)
Markets Inc., class A (quar.)___—_
Pump
Virginia
35c
Bank
B
Viking
4
(J.
Ginger
Class
6-22
6-14
-
1
6-21
6-
,10c
(Arizona)
5-24
7-15
7-10
4
5c
5-15
6-15
7-
25c
1
6-
(quar.)_
•
6-28
$1.25
1
6-14
•
33c
3
(quar.)____
7-
6-10
•:
15C
(quar.)—
9-16
6-15
50c
National Bank
8-
7-1
10c
Light Co., common
preferred
8-
1
6-
(quar.).
Vanity Fair Mills (quar.)_
Vapor Corporation
(quar.)___—___________
Veeder-Root
Inc. ; (guar.)
::v:,
5-13
8-
25c
__
(quar.)
&
Scriver
5%
35c
—
1
40c
;
Utah
1
6Vic
(quar.)
5-31
7-
(quar.)
7-15
7-
$1
quar.)
5-31
1
7-
15c
(quar.)
5-28
$1.16
30c
—:
6-14
2
6-28
7-
$1.12 Va
1
7-15
25c
25c
(increased
common
A
$1.14
(quar.)_
7-
3
10c
6-14
$1.27
1
$1.19
(quar.)—
5-24
Is
(quar.)
com.
Class A
Universal Insurance Co.
(quar.)
Universal Match Corp. (quar.)
Universal Oil Products (quar.
8-
30c
*
of
(Initial-quar.)
6-10
6-
5-28
6-10
22c
Virginia
Universal
4
6-15
6srl2
.
$1.06 %
arrears)
(final
Universal Container Corp.—
5-31
6-11
pence)
Lines, Inc. (quar.),
Stockyards (quar.)
■
Utilities
(quar.)_
United
7-
6-27
5-23
'
common
Tobacco
7-
5-29
75c
,
Truck
7-
$1.21
(quar.)
(quar.)
S.
S.
6-14
6-10
30c
(quar.)
approval.
Steel
$-1.27%
.
Company
S.
6-28
45c
:
A (quar.)__
(quar.)
com.
6-10
40C
45c
-
.
Co., com. (quar.)
preferred
(quar„)_
10c
(quar.)
5-15
Rubber
20c
(quar.)
6-15
50c
;
;
Insurance
York
preferred
Pipe
$1.31 Vi
—
6-14
*
(quar.)
(subject
Preferred
U.
5-31
6-14
..4dC":
Playing Card (quar.)
Realty Investments (quar.)
S.
8%
6-10
(quar.)
^
(quar.)
Life
National
S.
4
200
$1.24
—
;
preferred
1
50c
quar.)
:
Mfg.
6-
S
6-12
37 Vac
common
Lumber
S.
U
t40c
Inc., common (quar.)
$1.25 convertible preferred (quar.)
8-
S.
U.
6-28
6-14
6-
6-28
Corp., class B
Tile
Co.,
div.
.4% %
5-17
6-10
quarterly payment of
on
Freight
States
tration
6-11
1
6-28
»
.
Chemical,
of New
Lines
Stock
7
1
7-
12VzC
.
.:
Ltd.
"adrs"
special of 2l/2
preferred
S.
3
7-
States
City
1
6-
1
30c
Co
Corp.
&
Ceramic
United
5-31
6-20
a
Gypsum,
7%
5-31
6-21
S.
S.
1
7-
6-14
35c
preferred (quar.)_
United
$1.31
$1.31 Vi
-
(quar.)
Co.
convertible
8-
7-19
7
7
$1.28
Textron,
$1.15
1
U.
6-
6-
$1.25
„
(quar.)_:
Inc.,0 common
$1.40%
8-
6-14
1
1
$1.23
Inc., common—
preferred (quar.)—'
$1.18%
27 %c
4%%
7-
<5-15
6-
15c
50c
16 VzC
(quar.)
6%
(A
Screw & Bolt
Borax
7-
5
6-14
6-14
:
(quar.)
4%c
plus
Pacific
United
7-
1
and
Id
5-15
7-
1
6-30
^
(quar.)
(quar.)
Investors,
Molasses,
and
6-14
10-14
Industrial Co.—
United
1
8-
40c
(quar.)
(Los.
Improvement,
preferred A.
10%c
5-28
7-20
10-14
6-30
(s-a)__
__,
Cos.
Illuminating
5%
3
Fastener
preferred
United
5%
3
$75C
(quar.
Bank
Electric
United-Carr
4
8-
30c
(quar.)_
Carton
United
$1.18
Textiles,
92 Vic
&
United
6
11-
11- 4
6c
30c
,
7-20
+68%c
(quar.)_
5-31
$1.22Vi
Light, $4.80 pfd.
$4.76 preferred, (quar.)
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.00 preferred (quar.)
5-17
.
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-31
$1.06V4
;
&
7-19
tl5c
common
6-15
$1.16
6-10
8-
Instruments
7-19
8-15
._
N. Y.)
Corp.
6-28
40c
Sulphur
7-19
8-15
30c
.
(quar.)
Corp.
10-21
$1.15
-_t
„
Gulf
8-15
(quar.)
(Troy,
Co.
Lines,
California
$1.12Vi
(quar.)_
20c
.
Air
United
5-21
$1.06Vi
preferred (quar.)-—.
4.96% preferred (quar.)
5 Vi %
preferred (quar.),—
Texas Gulf Producing (quar.)
Texas
$1.00
92VzC
87 Vac
10%
Board
$1.02Vi
-
:
5.40%
6-15
7-19
;
(quar.)
6-15
1
6
8-15
dividend
6-15
6-14
7
5-
5-29
i
(Omaha)
Co.
Twist
Stock
1
U.
(quar.)Ltd. (quar.)
(increased
Common
25c
™"
Sugar
Union
7-
$1.27
Co., $5.08 pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
*
$4.56 preferred (quar.)
$4.00 preferred (quar.)
Texas Gas Transmission Corp.—
35c
(annual)"
I™
Union
7-15
-4
.,
preferred
25c
(quar.)
.
6-19
6-14
6-
1
6-
6-28
(quar.)
Yards
1
35c
Texas Electric Service
1
RR.
7-15
10c
(quar.)
7- 1
7
Co.
Bank
7-30
J20c
J50c
—
(quar.)
6-
70c
(quar.)
preferred
7-
12Vic
(quar.)
5-6
50c
(quarv)IIIIII
5-15
25c
6-6
$1.16%
($25'ipar)
6-10
Stock
15c
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$1.20
II
Pacific
Union
17Vic
(initial)
6-29
$4.64
_
Union
25c
(quar.)-—
4.72%
(quar.)4.90% preferred (quar.)_
4.92% ,preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)__
5.10% preferred (quar.)_.
5-24
6-30
$1.25
(quar!)
5-24
Transmission—
40c
II_IIIIIIIII
7
22Vic
(quar.)^
31c
(qOar.J;
preferred
4.64%
6-10
24c
__
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
1
1
6-29
1%
preferred
*
7-
7-
1
Power—
preferred
4.75%
4.60%
6-12
.
Investment
National
10c
(quar.)-_^—_
$1.12 Va
;
~~~
6-
50c
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
35c
(quar.)_
Union
Union
40c
'
—
(quar.)
.
7-1
6-14
.
90c
Canada, com. (increased-quar.)
5V2% preferred (quar.)
6% preferred (quar.)
Union Gas System
(quar.)
'
Georgia Ry
(quar.)
(quar.)
6-19
32c
;
of
3
30c
preferred
1
.
25c
(quar.)
Union Gas
25c
preferred
preferred
7-
tlOc
7-20
3
6c
i.
4.25%
5-21
5-13
10-14
6-
5c
(quar.)
4.50%
5
4
4
11- 4
5-24
62Vic
5-31
6-
6c
15c
—„—
6-14
3
6-
9-
6-14
8-
7
15c
6-14
10-18
(quar.)
A
United
6-20
7-19
1
6c
2Vi%
div.)
(quar.)
6-
1
(quar.)_
A
5c
(stk.
;
6-28
8-
11-
3
United
—
6-19
5-15
1
6-
;
Corp.
15c
30c
ir
4.40%
4.36%
25c
_
(quar.)
5.62%
4.10%
Electric—
preferred
4.60%
Common
6-11
(quar.)__
dividend
4.40%
Gas
3
7-
7
25c
(quar.)
6-
8-
35c
;
preferred
5-31
2
Steel
15c
^
5-14
6-
6-10
6-10
6-13
6-10
30c
6-
$1.25
1
$1.12 %
'
5.08%
6-28
25c
~
Common
15c
(quar.)
&
Corp.
Tennessee
"
II™
5-31
5-17
7-
5-15
(initial quar.)
(quar.)_;
(quar.)
6c
Tennessee Gas Transmission—
"
Co.—
Inc.
Service—
6-14
6-15
—
77c
.
6-10
!
Albama
6-25
$1.12 Va
3.90%
4.15%
4.25%
c
5-31
25c
Southwestern Public Service—
j
3.70%
preferred
(quar.)
i
5-24
6-28
(quar.)
5%
;
6-10
31V4C
(quar.)
Cooperative,
Class
1
.
6c
Inc.—
Products
6-10
Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)„
preferred
(quar.)
Electric
5-27
Electric
12Vic
Petroleum
$1.25
preferred (quar.)__"
4.65%
preferred
(quar.)
4.28%
preferred (quar.)
Southwestern Propane Gas
,
Tecumseh
6-22
;_
:
.
5-23
48c
Stock dividend
Southwestern Electric
•
6-20
"•
Tennessee
__
quarterly
6-10
Union
7
6-14
;•
3
5-10
5c
—
6-10
quar.")—T
Railway
6-14
3
preferred
preferred
45c
:
(James), Inc. (quar.)
(G.), Ltd., common
preferred
(quar.)
Tappan Company (quar.)
6-22
Natural Gas Co. (quar.)
Pacific Co.
(increased
Southern
5-27
(quar.)
Paper
(quar.)_
Corp. (quar.)
5-15
(quar.)
Teleflex,. Inc.
,
(quar.)
2
5-31
5-31
37 VzC
Angeles)
5-15
-
4%
Tennessee
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
6-11
(Los
6-14
Talcott
6
._,
Gas
76-
3
6-21
6-21
25c
6-14
(quar.)
50c
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
6-
$0.2852
12Vic
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Southern
1
15c
common
$3.70
6-7
6-15
62 Vac
>
shares:
5-17
—
preferred
Broadcasting
5-20
Company (quar.)
& Water, common
(quar.)
4.80%
Service,
25c
__
5-24
U. S.
Taft
(o.uar.)
8
(quar.)-i.—
convertible
3Vzc
(quar.)
Common
Food
5-
_
partic.
Indiana
5%
6-10
Gas
Southern
Szabo
Corp.
6-
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Supply
38 %c
Service
preferred
$4.50
Co.
2%
(quar.)
5-24
3
6-14
6-
(quar.)
American
Carbide
6-29
V' 5-
60.C
Bag-Camp
6-15
5-21
7>
1
62 VzC
Street
Electric, new com.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
$4.00 preferred (quar.)
5-24
•:
$1.12 %
(quar.)
-
Syracuse
Ltd.,
6-15
25c
International
6-10
(quar.)
Telephone,
preferred
•
Southern
.
30c
(quar.)
California
Southern
(
Co.
Public
original
4.32%
$5
2
50c
preferred
Southern
s
4
7-
6-15
7-
30c
N
Bank
Union
6-10
5%
:
(quar.)
^
quarterly
60c
4Va % pfd. (quar.)_
Ltd. (quar.)
Propane Gas (stock dividend)
Southeastern
5%
6-
8-
Company,
Southeastern
;
6-19
6-11
6
1UC
•
preferred
(quar.)
20c
(quar.)
Oil
Southeastern
v
5-14
(quar.)
Pittsburgh Water,
Southam
4
7-
6-
37 %c
preferred
—;
common
Tamblyn
fouth Carolina Insurance Co. (quar.)_
outh Jersey Gas Co.
(quar.)
I
Penn
6-
50c
1
Salle
Corporation
Union
5-23
45c
1
6-20
45c
(quar.)
37Vic
5%
preferred
(quar.)——
Superior Electric Co. (quar.)
Supermarkets Operating (initial)
Susan Crane Packaging (initial)
Swank, Inc. '(stock dividend)-.
5
6
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Manufacturing Co.
South
6-
6-12
5
6-
J50c
quarterly
Sonoco Products Co.
(quar.)
Sonotone Corp., $1.25 preferred
Soss
50c
6-
Ltd.—
Increased
;
6-12
$3 Vzc
—
Devices,, Inc.
"
Union
6-
6
62 Vac
preferred
noncumulative
Swiss Chalet, Inc., 70c preferred (quar.)
Symington Wayne (increased quar.)
50 c
6-10
6-15
a
6-
Corp.—
noncumulative
5-29
_
7-15
5-1
5-30
lie
6%
Swift
5-29
6-29
V
17 VzC
Class
5-10
.5-17
7-15
7
.
"
V—Ordinary New York sharesAcceptance Corp., common (quar.)
Union
7
7
6-
5
6-20
-
62 VzC
•'
(quar.)
6-7
5-15
7
Unilever
6-
'•-6-
-
5c
■
quar.)__
5-17
5-31
(quar.)
Co.
1
:
__;
[initial
1
6-10
7
Unilever,
6-29
8
6-14
15c
6-
(quar.)
pfd.
6-28
6-14
6-
6-29
7-15
25c
6-15
1
Corp.
Oil
6-
,
*
5c
Ltd
Quarterly
25c
(quar.)
Mining (quar.)
Valu Stores, common
&
South La
7-15
112Vic
tl2Vic
-
$22 VzC
6-
208
5
87Vic
quar.)
Sunshine
15c
Laboratories
Wesson
Snap-On
I
French
2
t$0.624.
7-
(quar.)
Increased
5-10
(quar.)____
&
7-
1
Co.
convertible
6-14
Sunset House Distributing Corp.—
5-28
•__
Paper Mills,
2
■
Industries
$1.50
6-
25c
Mills, class A
Co.
6-15
6-13
Twin
6-28
5c
Oil
2
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Corp.
Smith
\
Co.
2
'- 'V,.
Electric, common
preferred (quar.)
5%
5-24
7-29
3
7-
$$1.12%
6%
Sun
7-
$1
5-24
6-10
split
Sundstrand
Corp.
(quar.)
Sunray DX Oil Co. (quar.)
6-11
75c
6-10
6-
6-18
7-
County, N. J.) (quar.)
Jersey (Jersey City)—
New
Investment
6-28
.
(quar.)
stock
6-13
6-10
42 VzC
Tube
3
$50C
;v
;
Tung-Sol
25c
5-29
40c
;
6-14
5-24
37Vic
5-15
5-10
1
6-
J20C
(quar.)
-I
Union
& Greene, common
preferred
(quar.)
20c
(initial quar.)
Sioux City Stock
Yards, com. (quar.)
$1.50 non-cum. part pfd. (quar.)_
Siscoe Mines,
Ltd.
(s-a)
Skelly Oil
-
preferred (quar.)—
7
6-10
6-28
25c
6-28
6-26
7-15
Corp.—
60c
7-29
of
15c
Stubnitz
6
(Morris
Co.
20c
6-10
6-
Co.
Trust
6-19
—
5-15
6-
Trust
5-17
7-
6-14
6-18
v
O*.
10c
5-17
$0.5156
(quar.)
6-10
30c
(quar.)_
_
com.
(quar.)
$2.50
6-10
6-10
6-28
22 VzC
(quar.)
held)
6-24
10c
6-14
t75c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
5-14
1
7-
6-15
5c
10%
•
t40c
50c
Oil
5-13
t30c
1
30c
"
A
prei.
Tropical Gas Co. tquar.)_^__
True Temper Corp., common Cquar.)_
Stock dividend
!
4V/z%
preferred (quar.)
-
tl5c
1
__
common
6-10
6-10
•
;
shares
1C0
5-20
6-
25c
(quar.)
Tri-Cqntinental,
Udylite
class A
Mfg.,
B
__
i,
new common
5-15
Travelers
(quar.)
$1.50
Venezuelan
Singer Mfg.,
/
20c
5-31
20c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Special
V
3
5-16
5-10
(s-a)
A
Broadcasting,
Class
5-24
tl5c
—
partic.
Pipeline
5- 9
(quar.)
7-
6c
—
(quar.)
6-
■
20c
7-
4%
;■
(quar.)
Ltd.
Oil
3
5-24
6-10
35c
.•
(quar.)
______
6-
6-10
60c
,
Ex;fa'::
'
Transcontinental Investing (stock div.)—
(One share of preferred ($25 par) for each
6-24
7-10
5
6-15
50c
(quar.),
oor,,..
Lines
5-10
B
Storer
25c
A
5-20
(quar.)
Shares.
6-10
Stowe-Woodward, Inc. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd., (quar.)
25c
__
Steel
class
3
10c
preferred
6-10
—
B
Stonecutter
6-28
(quar.)
Mfg.,
Preferred
6-
5-24
75c
(quar.)
Transcon
6-24
25c
—12c
Still-Man
5-31
1"
tl2%c
(s-a)
.'I 7-10 '
65c
(quar.)
_
Simonds- Saw
_
15c
Simmons Company (quar.)__
Simms (T. S.) & Co., class A
6-14
45c
Sterling Brewers Inc.
Sterling Drug—
6-14
8-
6-17
(quar.)
Mines, Ltd.- (s-a)_
Signal Oil & Gas Co., class A
.Class B (quar.)
_„J
7-1
5-20
Trust
1st
Finance
Trans-Prairie
■
3
Corp.
preferred
6-10
Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
Aluminum Products (quar.)
6-10
25c
—
4Vb%
B
Tracers
6-
(quar.)
class
50c
.
Stewart-Warner
22 VzC
(quar.)
dividend)
5-31
Class
6
35c
(Los Angeles)—-
Supply,
82VzC
4 >
45c
(quar.)
5-27
tlOc
Sigma
$1
6-10
2%..
(stock
6-15
18%c
Bros.
5c
Ltd.
(quar.)—
Brewing Co.
Sicks'
5%
20c
20c
13 VzC
(quar.)
15c
Sigma
5-15
5-24
6
20c
Chemical, 3Vz%
Sterchi
3
10c
(quar.)
Shwayder Bros,
6-
6-15
%;-
B
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
25c
.
6-20
5Uc
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
6%
Star,
Tractor
7-10
&
93%c
(quar.)
Three-for-one
Shoe
Shulton, Inc., class A
6-
94c
,
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Steinbergs, Ltd.. class A (increased)
6-28
6-20
U
Corp. of America (quar.)
Shop Rite Foods
(increased)
Shop & Save (1957), Ltd. (s-a)
30c
Stedman
6-14
2
10c
__:—
(quar.)—
1
6-15
30c
(quar.)
Shipyards
Toronto
.
Co.
Steel
& Finance
A
Stauffer
:
—
;6-
*1
6-15
(quar.)
Bearing
Insurance
10c
Class
6%
in¬
22 V2C
Mines,
Industries',
State Loan
.
America
5
(quar.)
common
State Bank of Albany
7%c
of
1
Roller
5-24
$1
pid.
(interim-)
Quarterly
Packing Co.
$20c
Star Market
Manufacturing (quar.)
Co.
(reduced)
Corp.
7-
—
7-1
Sherer-Gillett
Sheraton
Todd
(quar.)—
com.
(s-a),
32c
& Trading—
York .shares (year-end)
New
<
B
$2.50
,
Shares
—
5-31
(s-a)
Structural
Extra
Forms™
1
$1.62
5%% pfd. (accum.)_—
above payment will leave 51.56 cents
Class
Realty—
(quar.)
7-
(quar.)
still unpaid.
Stanfield, Ltd., class
Transport
Co.
Poor's
Shares
Standard
7
18c
Business
Oil
Shell
25c
\
Standard-Thomson,
5-20
(quar.)—
Tobin
(quar.)
A
7-10
Co.
Shell
preferred
7-
The
Co
5-31
5-27
A
Foods
Inc.
Trans-Canada
—————
6-10
3%c
British
6-15
6-14
quar.)——65c\
20c
5-24
Co.
Ohio-—
—
3%%
2
(Frank G.)
of
Co.
(increased
dividend
6-14
6-10
&
Oil
Common
5-17
20c
less
Title
(quar.)
class A
California,
7
7-
Ltd.,
Timxen
5-31
preferred
6-15
common
Telephone,
Lewis
Time,
5-24
Standard
annual)
—
5-15
$6
—.__——
Co.'(New Jersey)
Oil
Standard
5-24
8
6-
Stock
.___
1
6-15
30c
which
<quar.)_—
:
of Indiana tquarj__
Oil Co.
$1.18%
split)
7-
MillsM
Products,
preferred
$3.30
'
/
payment of 50%
tax of 38%%
Shattuck
7-12
25c
(quar.)
Shakespeare
1
25c
Trust,
come
8-
(quar.)_—«.
$1.25
v,
Sexton
Knitting
B
$1.56%
Security Life & Accident Co.
(Final
Standard
35c
Class B (quar.)
Seismograph Service
Holding Corp., class A
Class
7-12
(quar.)
$5 preferred A
Security
Diversified
Selection
Standard
5-10
10c
;
5%
Tillie
87Vzc
Steamship Co.—
plus $5.25
—<2———
5-10
6-17
1
3
6-15
(quar.)——
common
payment
1
(quar.)_
Cities
&
arrears)"
8-
&
United
Fruit
quarterly
25c
*
Co.
(75c
clears
6-10
Corp.
Sears, Roebuck
-
6-10
7 V2C
(resumed)
class A
Corp.—
(Two-for-one stock
A
Standard
•,
5-24
6-28
56-
(quar.)
com.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
35c
___________
(quar.)—
common
Seagrave
Class
7-18
6-14
•
6-14
Standard
income)—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Seaboard
♦
I
6-28
15c
_
Corp.,
Seaboard
.
-8-
.„
3
(quar.)
$1
—_'
$6.25
Second
$3.50
5c
Fund—
investment
income)
from
Power
3
15c
net
Associates
Sealed
6-
"
_
$4.75
$5
6-12
Clark
&
Seaboard
.
Standard
85c
—
_—'•
(quar.)
Seaboard
(
1
20c
(s-a»
from
Stevens
6-
-IOC
.
Scripps-Howard Broadcasting "Co.
(Ohio)—
Initial quarterly
Scripto, Inc.
(quar.)
Scudder, Stevens & Clark, com. stocic fund—
Scudder,
6-14
17c
(reduced)
Inc.
6-29
6-15
27 %c
—
(annual)
Tidewater
37Vic
$1.12Vi
—
7-
preierred
1
$1.12%
(quar.)
25c
iquar.i__
& Sons
preferred
7-15
.
5-
7-10
_
Inc.,
3
6-14
33c
(quar.)
Brand's
4%
preferred
(quar.)
Tidewater Oil Co. $1.20
$1.50
;
10c
5
1
7
5c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
5-
6-
6-
36c
———-
Ramo-Wooldridge,
3
6-
—,
(quar.)——
$4.50
6-
Share
6-24
36c
__
split-—,-
30c
_
Paper,
common
(quar.)_
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
Screen
5-31
37 %c
—
$3.40
$4
5-31
6-14
—
quu'r.
A
Foresman & Co.
i
6-15
7%c
common.:—
Scott,
Scott
8-23
5C
(quar.)—
Science Research Associates
"
9-14
____
2-for-l
approve
When
Per
Name of Company
Thompson
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)_
Springfield Ins. Co., com. (Mass.) (quar.)—
$6.50 preferred (quar.)__—
Springfield TV Broadcasting (quar.)___
Staley (A. E\) Mfg. Co., common (quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)—,',
'
Drilling
Pictures
5 Va%
7-
|6c
(quar.)
(Okla.)_
Co.
Inc.,
$4.50
5
7-31
share)—
per
(quar.)_____—;
Schering Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
Schlitz
(Jo.epn)
Brewing (quar.f__
School
&
(payment of 4.75
rate]
(quar.)
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
Holders
Payable oj Rec.
Telephone—
Spencer Gifts, Inc.
Sperry Rand Corp.,
Spiegel,
Chimiques)—
deposit receipts
Francs
Salada
(quar.)
States
preferred (quar.)
$1.32 preferred (quar.)
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred
3
7-
Stores, common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)___
4%
Southwestern
3
$i
$1.07%
Safeway
Share
$1.44
•
'
of Company
40c
insurance
Royalty
Stock
Name
5-16
6-
$7.50
Ry
When
Per
Holders
3
3%
Southwestern
Louis
Payable of Rec.
Share
Name of Company
St.
.
.
preferred
quar.)
(quar.)1
$4.12
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.03
$4.20
preferred
(quar.)_
$1.05
'preferred
$1.20
6-20
6-
6
$1.25
6-20
6-
6
1
6-14
$4.80
6-15
5-31
$5
preferred
(quar.)__
(quar.)
26c
___}/>
$1.01
6
Volume
Number
197
6269
.
.
.
The Commercial
When
Per
Name
of Company
Virginia
Iron
Coal
Virginia
Telephone
Share
&
&
Food
Vita
Von's
Products
preierred
Vulcan
Mold
Per
19c
Name
of Company
6-15
5-15
6-15
5-31
Zeller's,
17 Vac
6-17
6-
12 Vac
6-10
5-23
$1.56 V4
6-20
6-
5c
6-15
5-24
15c
6-20
6-
6
15c
6-20
6-
6
a
30c
6-20
6-
6
y Previously
7 Vac
6-10
5-20
31V4C
iquar.)__—
6-10
5-31
6-12
5-17
Co
4
Ltd.,
4 Va %
Zenith
Radio
&
Class
Rsed, class A
B
Wagner
(quar.)
(quar.)_.
Electric
___;
Corp.
(quar.)
.
Wakefield
Corp., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)_
Walgreen Company (quar.)
Ward
5^%
Baking Co.,
Warner
Bros.
Electric
Warner
Stock
dividend
*
Transfer books
from
Washington
6-30
Natural
Fund,
Gas
plus
____
17 VaC
6-10
6-15
5-17
Class
class
(H.
A
common
Welch
Scientific
Wellco
Ro-Search
Wellington
(from
West
Coast
Ohio
4.10%
5-
•,
7-
1
6-
3
6-17
5-31
6-29
3
5-
3
5-
1
7-
1
6-14
6-
3
$1.50
to
80c.
5
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
7-15
6-20
$1.02 Va
7-15
6-20
25c
6-28
6-
30c
6-20
15c
6-14
6-
$1.50
6-28
6-14
(quar.)
(quar.)
4
equal
payment
6-
4-16
7
6-15
6-
1
6-29
6-
1
$2.55
Gas—
4.75%
6-20
5-13
8-31
8-
5
(quar.)
59%c
6-29
6-
3
B
(quar.)
59 %c
8-31
8- 5
68%
7-31
7-
8
j.
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
$2.75
'27c
633/4c
A
(quar.)..
preferred
4.75%
preferred
;
(quar.)
c
5.44% "preferred
68c
8-
1
7-
59c
8-
1
7-
8
18c
6-15
6-
1
(quar.)
1st & 2nd preferred (quar.)
Publishing Co., common (quar.)
Class
B
Western
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Corp.,
Westlnghouse
Air
Westinghouse
Electric,
3;80%
Brake
preferred B
Westminster
Weston
6-15
6-
1
7-
1
6-
3
SI.75
7-
1
6-14
35c
(quar.)
95C
Ltd.,
class
Motor
Co.,
(Two-for-one
Wilcox
Oil
Co.
7-
1
7-
1
7-
1
6-
3
5-15
$1.43%
8-
1
7-
5
8-
1
7-
5
Wilson
&
&
Co.
than
4Va %
6-14
10c
4Va%
18%c
15c
5-31
6-28
8-22
6-10
6-10
5-24
1
7-
5
10-
4
1
!
(quar.)
8c
6-22
6-
$1.50
7-31
7-15
15c
7-11
7-
$1.12 Va
6-15
(quar.)
Light
4.40%
preferred
4.76%
preferred
,
Aluminum
7
since
Co.
Woodward
(Semi-annual
income
$0,041
tax
equal
W.)
prior
5-31
7-12
6-28
A
a
5-31
Wyandotte
Wyckoff
5-28
dividend
6-14
5-31
V.
6-14
.
15c
7-1
197,
Chemical
of
of
share,
common
a
Period
shipping
1963
sales
Mr.
1962,
6-
5-13
Net
income
after
30c
6-28
6-
5
Net
income
per
$1.25
6-28
6-
5
—V.
income
to
approximately
Net
6-11
70c
quar.)_
5-
3
1
5-
1
6-
;'
37 VaC
5-31
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
6-20
6-15
5-31
25c
(monthly)
6-
1
5-20
25c
7-
1
6-19
8-
1
7-19
30C
—
6-10
5-24
30c
(quar.)
Co.—
6-10
5-24
year,
from
in
Corp.
(quar.).
Yocam
Mfg!
Towne
&
25C
7-
,1
6-
25c
,7-
1
6-11
7
Batteries
(quar.)
;
10c
6-15
Quarterly
10c
9-15
8-31
Quarterly
10c
12-16
25c
6-24
totaled
6-10
5-20
6-15
5-15
6-10
7-1
6-15
&
Wire
.
&
Youngstown Sheet &
Tube
Younker
Bros.,
common
Machine
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.25
50c
7%
5%
preferred
preferred
17 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
and
.
be
$1.25
7-
1
6-15
in
81.21
the
Co.—Sales
interim
last
company
for
it
for
is
the
cents
Schaub
report
"
explained.
that
Scot
Lad
in
-'
plans
discount
•
-
-
television
income
year,
the
year
to
date
still too early
first
six
,
-
•
to use the sales
months
necessarily
as
full fiscal
per
share
first'
firm and represent the best nine-monthcompany's history. "This is in line with
fiscal year. At this time there appears
the
the
for
On
not
continue,"/
Corp.
—
Debentures
the
disc
firm
added
to
professional
machines
and
audio
tape
1961
business
its
the
manufacture
reproduce
of; professional
used
are
to
transfer
for
services, such as are commonly found in offices,
restaurants, and in automated radio broadcasting,
Tape
recorded machines
(which
include
sound
reproduction facilities) are also used in the motion picture industry'
for the recording of sound tracks, in schools, governmental services,
music
and
industrial
in
and
such
both
for
instrumentation.
machines
are
The
firm
believes
that
the use3
expanding.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Authorized
stock
Common
due
—V.
:
(10
subordinated
8%
May
197,
p.
cents
conv.
par)
debentures
Outstanding
235,000 shs.
500,000 shs.
$240,000
$400,000
1973
1943.
1,
23%
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Ltd.—Net Up 60%; Revs.
This
year,"
should
2771.
Instruments
of
and
income
•
trend
favorable
p.
May 24,
master
prior
the
independent
and
West
production
initial half
for
Canadian producer has reported record
the six months ended March 31, 1963,
of its current fiscal yeap.
.
'
.
_
•
.
.
Taplin, Chairman of the Calgary-based company, dis¬
Scurry-Rainbow had a net profit of $689,700, equal to
36
cents a share, during the first six months of its fiscal year.
This represented a 60%
increase over net income of $433,500.„ or
22'/a cents a share, in the like period a year ago.
Net oil production for the recent six-month period was 751,800
Frank
E.
that
,
the latest period were $236,959, equal
from $255,150, or 42 cents a share
barrels,
a
17%
gain over
641,450 barrels for the
year.
Gross
.
dis¬
the
otherwise.
being
Co., Inc.—Net Lower—
,
and
for
engaged
Aug.
sale
volume
that revenues were $3,530,491 for the
1963 against $3,418,737 for the period
down
taxes
Hyams, Executive Vice-President and Gen-,
figures point up
the continuation of
the
the
Recording
—
were
and
encouraging, your
are
production
before
the nine months ended March
$4,851,500 for the like period of
in
the original recording and reproduction
of
to disc, by manufacturers of phonograph
recording
of
programs
and
transcriptions
by
radio
stations, to both of which industries the company's disc¬
recording machines had heretofore been sold. Reproduce (or play¬
back)
machines are also widely used for automated and back¬
.:: v-
-
of
in
this
records
Slightly Higher—
■:-.-."V
this
net
(also known as
audio
tape
recording
machines.
The latter machines include sound reproducing (or play¬
back) as well as sound recording facilities.
Types of both such
$0.24
:■>
these
194,
In
137,942.08
has reported
1-March 23,
1962.
.
earnings
78
August, 1961, the company and its predeces¬
principally in the manufacture and sale of'
recording machines.
Such machines have
been and are currently used professionally in the manufacture of
disc phonograph records and in the radio industry.
Upon such a
machine, the master phonograph record is cut from an original;
sound recording on tape or otherwise'and from such master record
a
great many phonograph records may be produced.
The current,
selling price of a machine ranges between approximately $9,000
and approximately $13,500 depending
upon the amount of acces¬
sory equipment for automation and other purposes.
The corpora-"
tion
holds
no
patents
relating
to
such
machines,
foreign
or
domestic.
Scully Recording is headquartered at 62 Walter St.,;
Bridgeport, Conn,
'-
the
believes
income
year. •
net
with
compared
LUSINESS—Until
for the first half of the 1963 fiscal
$38,651,615 reported for the same
Ryan, Chairman, told stockholders in
statement.
of
why
sors
firm's
on
results
the
cents
in
$860,000
on
periods,
proceeds, estimated at $209,500, will be used
repayment, equipment, additional personnel,
sales promotion, and Other corporate purposes.
the
over
Claude
1-March 24,
39
$86,-.
sales to our voluntary supermarket,
completion of additional produc¬
the
reported
the fiscal
reason
no
sound,
170,265.95
Net earnings after taxes for
to
firm
against
recent
in
Jerome
figures
machines
$0.28
interim
Diego
Jan.
the
of
1962.
Net
g
;
St. Johnsbury Trucking
period
of
consolidated
sales
nine-month period,
bakery division," Mr.
Hyams added.—V.
closed
Jan.
32%'
a
for debt
825,959.58
representative of what may be realized for the
Ryan told stockholders.—V. 197, p.. 1018.
~
on
ended March 31, 1963..
W. R. Schaub, Chair¬
the
diversified
midwest
period
1963, Moran & Co., Newark,1
N. J., offered publicly, $240,000 of this firm's 8% sub¬
ordinated convertible debentures due May 1, 1973,
at par ($500) plus accrued interest.
.1962
1963
Mr.
The
Youngstown Foundry
to
Scully
Walker said.
:• •
net
and
5-20
Spring
5-31
to
rose
President
growth
Offered
$38,985,150
T.
share
"While
with¬
service
economy
increase in earning
for Federal
6-10
20c
Young
to
ground
cents
,
new
Higher—
period
has
forecasts
our
Rheem
by
1,095,519.25
6,305.90
taxes
provision
11-30
(quar.)
the
the
expanding
of
Manager,
Mr.
of $26,divisions
A,- G., the parent
This compares to a
quarter of
1962.—•
Ritter
subsidiary.
the
first
31—
slight increase
San
the
President,
for
1963,
earnings
successful in its
$602,000 or 51 cents
to
German
received
Aeronautical
management
Yale
pro¬
other
and
share
last year,
per
in
Gems; Inc.—Report Record Net—
According
net income for the six months, after
income tax, totaled $1,545,668, equal to 90
1,719,000 shares outstanding April 30, 1963.
For the first six months of the 1962 fiscal year, Ryan reported a
net income of $1,643,997, which was equal to 88 cents per share,
based
on
1.860,259 shares then outstanding
(as adjusted for a
5%
stock dividend paid by Ryan at the end Of their 1962 fiscal
The
con-;
made
shareholders,
reported
revealed
firm,
earnings
most
the
came
(royalties)
unaudited
an
be
$544,000 net during the like period of 1962.
sales and profit performance
results primarily"
our
Schneider,
eral
281.
sales
a
period
averages,
will
five new, ■•high-volume retail
supermarkets
during the next six months.—V,. 197, p. 820.
.
factories
Ryan
the
of $5,496,810, up from
1962. Net profit for the period after estimated Federal, state
foreign income taxes was $2,783,218, against $2,423,236 the pre¬
vious year. This is equivalent to $1.10 per share, based upon 2,538,400
shares outstanding, as. against 96 cents per share earnings for the
same nine months of fiscal
1962, based upon the same number of
outstanding shares.
\.
amounted
»
less British
some
and
preferred—
of 3%
in
three-quarters
36%—
-
p.
over
fiscal
domestic
containers;
year).
Xerox
A.
30,
after
1963
of
heaters
water
received
owned
sales
197,
on
traded
net
on
from
and
tribution
•
40c
—
of
one
earnings
March
6-4
8
to
55%
the
comparable
steadily
Screen
Engineering Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Ended
5-21
common.
the
Miner
and
6-10
(quar.)____—
the
centers
one
equipment;
$206,000
50c
Net
.
and
installation
new
?.
reported
improved
open
all
in
$75,000,000
fiber
storage
$262,000
Rocket Jet
5-17
15c
B.
facilities
Mr.
tax.-
quarter
5-31
(quar.)—
"This
tion
1017.
p.
by the
change, tick,;
quotations, dividend'
nine-month
the
to
Miner,
share earnings
playback)
6-14
5-27
for
report
$113,178,000
customers,
5-31
10c
—.—_—_—
Steel
and
was
net
wholly
company's
6-3
25c
Co.
1963
dividend
6-14
15C
(quar.)_
R.
for
from
Rochester, N. Y. manufacturer of professional equipment
dental, medical and hospital use, has reported that the first
5c
utilized
information
includes last sale,
the
has reported
concern,
to
*.
history.
a share
last year.
the first
quarter this year was $7,406,000, up 13.5%
from $6,525,000 for
the same period in 1962.
First quarter earnings this year included
25c
!
Jr.
First
Ritter Co., Inc.—Net Up
6-10
data
installations
Earnings per share
the currently
up 36%
from $444,000 or 38 cents for the same period
Net revenue from sales,, interest and finance charges, in
5-31
and
professional
1
tape
paper
up-to-the-second
major exchanges
market
their
interim
052,000
1
6-20
common
preferred
Wrigley (Wm.)
Monthly
Monthly
steel
automatic
conditioning
20c
Co. .(increased
Corp.,
with
compared
of
the
II
systems will be available to
President stated. Quotron II stock
the
indicated
sales
in
an
climbed
heating
bathroom, kitchen and laundry
fixtures; teaching machines, sound systems and language labora¬
tories
for
schools
and
industrial training;
food processing and
handling equipment; preassembled metal buildings; cultivating and
other earth-engaging
tools for agriculture, road-building and in¬
dustry; and torsion bars for military vehicle suspension systems.
—V.-197, p.. 1638.
4
air
and
as-
.
Quotron
new
customers,
company
grocery
Up Sharply—
three- months
first
discontinued.
or
makes
Rheem
for
or
*
the
The stock
convert
In
1785.
p.
Consolidated
share).
(F.
Worthington
4Va %
payment
per
Woolworth
6%
mean
quarter
6-15
installation
of
service
increase
about
and affiliated companies abroad, not included in do¬
figures,
are
running at an annual rate of about
commercial
well
penalty.
The
sales
$85,000,000,
7-
(quar.)
W.)
(F.
the
for
sales
sold
mestic
Other
Woolworth
will
5-31
(quar.)
preferred
Scotia
competitive."—V. 197,
$330,379, or 16 cents
for Federal income
of
subsidiary
_______
Newspaper Machinery Corp.
5%
Nova
6-15
—
Co.
in
cans
for
(s-a)__.
Lothrop,
aluminum
of
$27,979,764, compared with 1962 first quarter sales
which- included product sales
by unprofitable
5 Vac
Woodward Governor
&
in
price'
new
as
Atlantic
$75,197
Domestic
to
75C
Co._
Iron
operation
5-31
(quar.)
Woodward
for
5-31
(quar.)
Enterprises, class
Co.
ready
5-31
(quar.)
Brass
(John)
be
6-15
6-15
37 VaC
common
Wolverine
Conversion
will
962,452,
i.
Service,
(quar.)
Wolverine
B
plant
6-15
$1.19
:—_—
Public
(quar.)
Class
The
our
houses
to
quarter profits were' almost three times those of the first
quarter of last year and reflected the company's best first quar¬
ter since
1955, A. Lightfoot Walker, President, announced. "The
trend of improved sales and earnings is continuing into the second
quarter," he said.
Net profit for the quarter ended March 31,
1963, was $928,670,
or 46 cents a common share, after provision of $190,000 for Federal
income tax. For the first quarter of 1962 the company
reported
of
believe
month
per
take
to
Scot Lad Foods, Inc.—Net
$1.10
_
Co.
Wometco
formed
the
$1.20
(quar.)
Works
H.
company
$1.24
$1.12 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chemical
Reynolds,
Sobey, Presi¬
This
(quar.)
Co.
for
Louis
J.
Frank
Rheem Manufacturing Co.—Net
Co.—
(quar.)
Oil
by
.
&
Light Co. (quar.)
Michigan Power Co.—
Wisconsin
jointly
International, and
new'
$310
Electronics,
originators of
stock quotation
systems,-,
introduced the original Quotron equipment in
1960. Today, more,
than
2,500 Quotron desk units are in
service in. 700 brokerage
offices in 125 cities throughout the United States.—V. 197, p. 1161..
First
profit
"We
brokerage
than"
the
Scantlin
-
,
made
was
products and still remain highly
.
said
new
a
less
for
price
with
leased
of
sequence
could
best
to
and
Base
compared
smaller
its
is
that
in which orders are received.
He said, "This break¬
in cost should result in a considerable influx of orders
for this speoial system and we want to be completely fair in the
allocations of our production."
He added that current customers
said.
price
service.
of
usage
announcement
service"
through
provinces manufacturers of canned goods,"
"They will be able to purchase containers at a
and because of this will
be able to penetrate the
western Canadian provinces even further with their
thing
central
5-31
(monthly)
(quar.)
preferred
Whitco
6-14
Electric Power—
&
the
expected
Sobey
lower
7-31
6-20
-
40c
preferred
preferred
Wood
1
for
Scantln
Mr.
man,
"Production
Mr.
6-10
4.80%
Wood
3
5-15
7-
4.96%
Wood
6-
6-10
25c
1
Power
Laboratories
as
to
baisc
7
7-
preferred
known
said.
6-14
6-24
permit
institutions
new
the
"economy
month
per
the
the
high-low, volume, traded, bid-asked
yield,
earnings,
price-earnings ratio and
market
tinuously updated throughout the trading day.
chemical liners for coating can interiors.
that the wide range of cans which will eventually
produce will make available adequate supplies of cans to every
producer of canned goods in the Atlantic provinces," Mr. Reynolds
6-
1
8-
Wisconsin
line,
company
is
6-21
7-
made
counter.
per
"It
with
President,
now
during
net
11-
Fuel
this
to
vision
40c
Wisconsin
be
Estates,
Ltd.,
a
crown
industry in Nova Scotia.
investment
determine
II
regular
quotation systems provide
4,000 stocks listed on the
give them
to
and oil refineries.
Special assistance in research will be given
inanufacturing firm by the Nova Scotia Research Foundation.
Research Foundation will help determine shelf life or "keep¬
ing'' time in the life of various containers produced and will help
5-10
40c
Wisconsin
to
broaden
systems
of
Scantlin,
will
features
the
5-10
7-17
(quar.)
R.
be
The
6-10
25c
Stores
men
added
building, to be constructed by Industrial Estates and
Reynolds, will be approximately 30,000 square feet in size.
plans to produce containers in Nova Scotia for the
Canadian brewing industry, fish canners, fruit and vegetable can-
50c
(quar.)
preferred
will
year.
leased
6-10
$1.06 Va
Winn-Dixie
will
company
Reynolds
$1,500,000.
The
cost
Quotron desk unit.
plant, which is expected to be located
at Woodside Estates, Dartmouth, adjacent to Halifax, will be more
85c
$1.31 VA
common
of
secondary
Initial
5-31
(quar.)
■Wisconsin
Wiser
6-14
preferred
4.25%
6%
6-11
Co
Company,
Common
the
that
Industrial
of
develop
6-15
15c
Williams
6-11
•
(quar.)
Co.
the
to
moved
Quotron
opening,
announcement
dent
40c
(extra)
Bros.
be
'
The
15c
split)
Corp.
(quar.)
(Edwin
L.)
Williams
7
$1
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Blake
Wickes
W'iegand
of detail
will
•
49.
p.
advantage of Quotron service.'"
Mr. Scantlin said the new Quotron base
price applies to a one-,
desk-unit system
with an allowance of 2,100 message
units per
month.' He said
if usage
exceeds the message
unit allowance
asmall charge will be made for each additional inquiry. No
charge,
as
Chairman
6
6-
30c
preferred
Whitney
force
products
for
financial
economy
sales
a
Riker
has
quotation
economy service is $150
for unlimited service.
.
International, Inc.,
a
subsidiary of Reynolds Metals
will build a plant in Ndva Scotia for production of aluminum
Co.,
6
5-
30c
(quar.)
common
stock
5-
1
6-28
tlOc
;
r_
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry., common
4%
prior lien
(quar.)
Whippany Paper Board Co.' (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp;, common
(quar.)
4V4% preferred (quar.)
514 %
1
6-
U0c
(increased)
A
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.____
Weyerhaeuser Company (quar.)
White
5-23
.
6"
lie
(increased)
B
6-14
30c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Fund
(George),
Class
18c
(s-a)__
;
pfd.
5%
;
11c
common
Utilities
Westgate-California
half
out
8
4.72%
Western
stock
schedule
than
ners
25c
30c
Common
'
tax.
Reynolds Metals Co.—New Foreign Plant—
The
approximately S0.70I
Kentucky Gas (increased quar.)
Pennsylvania National Bank (quar.)
&
rental
nonresident
Sold—
Electronics, Inc.—New Economy Service
company
Quotron
Reynolds
one
7
Western
Power
Canadian
payment
said.
added
6-12
Western
Western
here,
15 %
cans.
6-
Western
Holdings, Ltd.—
Amer. dep. receipts
(final
indicated
is
corrected
S. A., with its former owner, Marcel Revesz,
President.
Ocher Riker companies are in Canada, England, West Germany,
Switzerland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina.
World headquarters are at Northridge, Calif.—V. 197, p. 2036.
5-15
6-20
$1.05
common
maintains
and
distribution.
Maison
He
1
6-
$1.12 Va
Gas
date
The
Hormofarma-Riker,
5-31
6-
17 Vac
Western
Co.,
Dr.
6
6-14
1
$1.50
...
(quar.).
Service
7-26
18c
(s-a)
Western
preferred
6-10
1
36c
(quar.)
:
Bancorporation
(quar.)
Casualty & Surety (quar.)
6%
national
7-15
(quar.).
preferred
Western
maceuticals
5
20c
(quar.)
West Penn Power Co., common
4V2% preferred (quar.)
preferred
3
6-
6-20
iquar.)
4.20%
record
Incorrect.
was
in¬
Co.
Gas
date
Continued from page 10
6-
6 V4c
(initial)..
Jersey & Seashore RR., com.
Special guaranteed (s-a)
West
published
All
1
7-
.12 VaC
:
West
Scantlin
The
Investment News
v
7-
'5%
-.
investment
Controls, Inc.—Assets
See- Wavetronics Industries, Inc., this issue.—V. 191,
Non-
source.
General Corporation and
6-18
50c
common
the
at
tax.
6-29
7-
11c
Telephone Co.,
preferred
8-15
-
50c
•25c
*
SI.44
5-20
30c
net
Scaico
/'
.
Jonn
continuing
Industries
Fund
6-
6-14
26V4c
;
(quar.)
come)
6-29
50c
(quar.)
Co.
7
29c
A
(quar.)
Corp.—
R.)
7
dividend.
other
;
(quar.)
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)
Wayne Mfg. Co. (stock dividend)..
Bros,
this
from
_
Weissberg
2
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
15%;
income
t Payable in U. S. funds, less
x Less
Jamaica income tax.
5-20
6-10
Canadian
and/or
for
closed
not
tax
British
date
5-20
$1
Inc.—
32c
Washington Water Power Co.: (quar.)
Waste King Corp., 6%
preferred C (quar.)
Waukesha Motor Co.
(quar.)
1
Waverly Oil Works (s-a)
Weiss
2
6-
is a common carrier by motor vehicle operating
in Delaware,
the District of Columbia, Maryland
New
New York, Pennsylvania and the six New England states '
and operating intra-state in all of the New
England States excenb
Rhode Island.—V. 197,
p.
1359.
company
interstate
structure
—
income
77-
6-28
25c
—_
6-15
25c
___
Investors
1
1
V
(quar.)__.
investment
5-31
88-
6-15
25%
__
Wire
Washington' Mutual
8c
6-30
in
resident
Less
Co.—
(quar.)_
preferred
(quar.)_______
$4
6-11
The
53
Jersey,
7-12
—.
Common
25c
$35c
6-17
5
^
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical
Washburn
1
8-
10c
__
7-
12 VaC
Co.—
&
6-10
5
$1.37 Va
(quar.)
(quar.)
Clutch
Brake
(Increased).
40c
;_
preferred
Pictures
7-10
t56V4c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
t Payable
Waddeli
Holders
Payable of Rec.
15c
(quar.)
common
preferred
When
Share
Zale
Jewelry (quar.)
Zeigler Coal & Coke (quar.)
.
(quar.)_,.
Iron
&
5-29
15c
Co.
(quar.)
Materials Co., common
6V4%
6-10
(quar.)
Grocery
Vulcan
(2297)
Holders
Payable of Rec.
12 V2c
(quar.)
Telegraph (quar.)
Coke
and Financial Chronicle
.
operating
revenues
•
•
.
in the first
half of
same
• •• *
:
period lasfe
■;
the current year
54
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2298)
$1,970,000,
against $1,608,000 in the correspondfing
the previous year, or an advance of 23%.
Natural gas sales for the six-month period increased 110%, from
$41 200 a year ago to $86,600 this year.
Net royalty income from
oil production was $504,600 and net working interest income was
aggregated
months
six
of
a total of $1,585,800, and
the comparable period last year.—V. 189,
during the six-month period,
$1,081,200
21%
of
increase
an
over
company's
the
itself
over-all
said
He
the
is
company
show a profit.
concluded, "Although
to
sary
Smith
now
reflect
on
these
of
program.
the solution of these problems either by divesting
facilities or reorganizing them to the extent neces¬
concentrating
.....
income
35%
first half of fiscal 1963
Weidman, President,
the
for
share
common
per
35%—
Up
the like period a year ago, A. E.
over
announced.
"With
ported
March
ended
months
six
the
1963,
31,
The highest first quarter earnings since 1958 and a 48% increase
in net earnings over
the first quarter of 1962 were forecast by
At
earnings
Mr.
It
emphasis on building personal loan receivables
of $20,426,061 during the six months bringing
31 to $281,917,718.
In the comparable period
continued
resulted
in
total
the
will
said.
at
personal
$248,690,991
receivables
loan
at
$13,100,704
increased
to
March
receivables
contract
than
personal loans,
Seaboard is primarily interested in
purchasing only those sales contracts which will tend to produce
loan receivables,
Mr. Weidman said.—V. 197, p. 1993.
yield
The company incurred a net loss of $291,786 on total revenues
$6,163,135
during
the
quarter
first
this
of
M.
Richard
year,
of
President, told the annual meeting of stockholders. These
compared with a net loss of $854,925 on revenues of
Jackson,
figures
$3,603,268
in
absence
of
corresponding
the
Jackson
attributed
expansion
first
the
in
quarter
Consolidated
military
"quarter losses primarily to an
cargo' and passenger operations
noted
that
neither
first
quarter of 1962 nor
1963
included
depreciation on the company's nine Constellation
aircraft since it is the company's policy to offset such depreciation
charges against rental income on such aircraft as received.
In
reporting
the company's current operations,
Mr. Jackson
pointed out that commercial freight carried during the first quarter
exceeded
the amount
carried
during the same period last year
by 25%. These operations transported 10,499,000 pounds of com¬
mercial freight during the first three months of this year, com¬
pared to 8,409,000 pounds in 1962.
Mr. Jackson said that prospects for the remainder of the year
are
"considerably more encouraging, for several reasons."
-He
told the
stockholders
that
the company
was
successful in
recently renewing its contract with the Military Air Transport
Service
for the
transportation of both air cargo and military
passengers
on
scheduled and charter operations. The contract is
for the 12 month period beginning July 1, 1963.—V. 197, p. 1461.
Jackson
the
income
net
amounted
to $46,595,000, or 77 cents
Monroe E. Spaght, President,
meeting. This is the highest
first quarter net income in the company's history, exceeding the
1962
period by 22%. Net income in the first quarter of 1962
was
$38,267,000, or 63 cents a share.
A 7%
increase in refined product sales and improved operating
efficiency contributed to the record results, Mr. Spaght said. Auto¬
motive
gasoline sales were 7%
higher than in the first quarter
announced
the annual shareholders'
at
Period Ended March 31—
1962
$8,916,087
Net
profit after
Average number
Earned
$8,973,000 4
of
.
."There
in
Spaght,
ters
.
should
annual
board's
for-one.
21,
June
meeting
"and
though
even
show
not
net
large
earnings
for
the
three
next
to
1963
for
that
the
28,
1963,
the
as
stockholders
of
stock
record
shares
June
on
be
approved
7,
twomailed
be
the
quarter
based
March
amounted
the
on
31,
to
44 cents,
shares of
10,193,151
against
40
cents
stock
common
year
a
outstanding
than
be
increased substantially. This trend is continuing. Thus-,
operating results for the first quarter of 1963 were less
comparable quarter last year, the second quarter should
the
better.
"On
this
profits
for
basis,"
told
Saltzman
Mr.
stockholders, "sales and net
ended Dec.
31,
1963,
would
probably approximate last year's record highs, barring unforeseen
circumstances." (For 1962, sales totalled $36,797,555 and net earn¬
ings were $1,232,323.)
About
the
two
President,
he
that
fiscal
year
ago' when Mr. Saltzman became Seagraye's
diversification program was started.
years
broad
a
"Presently,"
division
current
told
stockholders,
"Seagrave
has
increased to $107,062,000 from $88,091,000 in last
quarter, Samuel B. Mosher, Chairman, and Russell
Green, President/ said. Cash flow for the period rose to $10,329,000, or $1.01 a share, from $9,967,000, or 98 cents a share,
in
the
first quarter.
Independent Oil Co., in which Signal holds a 33.57%
has made a new oil discovery in the South Fuwaris area
1962
operating profitably and growing, in the fol¬
lowing fields: fire apparatus, building materials, paints and lacquers,
custom built homes, refuse disposal, leather and tanning.
"Seagrave hopes to continue with its diversification program,"
of
Kuwait-Saudi
the
Arabia
Neutral Zone, where Aminoil holds
a
square miles. The discovery well,
known as the Ratawi limestone, flowed
at a rate of aproximately 3,000 barrels a day.
Additional drilling
is now in progress. It is believed the new formation may also be
of
approximately 2,500
in
a
Saltzman added, "and is constantly exploring new situations,
although presently no acquisition is imminent."—V. 197, p. 1574.
formation
the
over
entire
Wafra
197, p. 1018.
The
He
Chicago-based
reported
field,
where
it
is
being
now
sales
net
for
the
V.
first
299,713 in
the
for
$25,323,153
manufactures
which
of
Sales
from
1963
Seeburg,
music systems
maker
shares.
of
and electronic
coin-operated
the-six
in
months
to
rose
$27,-
1962.
vending
components
phonographs,
background
equipment,
and is the world's
largest
shareholders that
informed
quarter of the current fiscal year, encompassing the
of February, March and April, was the most successful in
company's history. Net profit for the three months was $586,437, equal to 31 cents per share, against $433,044, equal to 23
the
cents
quarter
—V.
share,
per
sales
197,
in
the
corresponding period a year ago.
Second
$14,776,455 in 1963 and $13,594,230 in 1962.
were
The
share
2,
has
on
1963,
1,053,610
John
reported
shares
loss
a
of
$3,816,490,
for the year
said
outstanding,
Jr., President,
B.
March
ended
Fowler,
announced.
Seeman, a leading food processor and distributor, had a deficit
of $581,624, or 55 cents
per share on 1,049,709 shares outstanding,
for
the
were
fiscal
there
were
Fowler
Mr.
only
March
against
charges
the
frozen
price structure
recently begun to be
said
that
fiscal
1963
distribution centers
future.
Mr.
surplus
sales
for
fiscal
of
fiscal
1962.
1963
During
$330,315.
"The inventory correction
that was
industry with the resulting improve¬
was
long delayed and the effects have
—V.
p.
197,
"no
non-recurring
expenses
were
absorbed
including the consolidation of three major
'
N.
substantial
added
J.,
noted
that
as
a
warehouse
loss
in
sales
of
consequence
in Sept.,
1962, the
volume, which had an
a
strike
company
adverse
at
the
suffered
effect
for
1963,
that
the
White
time
Gross
that
Fowler
certain
23
or
cents
to
before
Federal
income
income
Net
Federal
taxes
after
January,
____.
California
Edison
Co.
facilities
in
(000's Omitted)
Corp.__$26,435
__
The First
Dean
Boston
Witter
&
Co.____
Morgan Stanley
Goldman, Sachs
Stone
&
could
past
not
Security
half
Co.__
3,050
First
2,900
A.
Sons—
Elworthy & Co.
Fridley & Frederking—
2,900
Gairdner
Kaufman
2,000
Carolina
Co
Co.
Inc.
&
Robert
W.
The
Blair
R.
Walston
&
A.
Co.,
&
Illinois
&
197,
&
220
770
770
Co.
Inc.
year,
operate
management
profitably
in
On
of
Co.
660
Co.
Inc
Inc.
220
,First
Lundborg
Co.
&
of
the
their
effect.—V.
197,
Co., Inc.—Net Slightly Lower—
first six-month period
the
of
year,
last
ended
$6,261,000
The
year.
21-foot
new
second
delivery.—V.
1963,
29,
and
common
The
compared to
income in the
net
aluminum
cruiser
this year.
quarter of
Also,
has
been
during this
197,
565.
p.
'"J
Split; Name Change
shareholders approved a l-for-5 reverse, split
preferred stock, and voted to change the com¬
Co. ■ ...
:7
Paryin-Dohrmann
to
effective
split,
.
1,
reduces
the
outstandingfrom 4,599,310 (10 cents par)
and the initial and second series preferred stock to 47,766 shares
($2.50 par)
from 238,831
(50 cents par). The total authorized
captialization, including both common and preferred, was reduced
reverse
to
to
million
2.2
Albert
:
919,862
"has
B.
(50
shares
Parvin,
"to
suffered
cents
from
June
par)
million.
11
President,
increase
the
because
said
the
stock's
from
value
becoming
issued
for
as
the
of
loan
a
dividends
effective
of
Co.
and
activities
symbol
action
collateral
name
"to
to
reflect
avoid
Starrett,"
of
the American
on
image
also
and
to
unwieldy" in
acquisitions.
1, the company's
June
Stock
split primarily is
which,
he
noted,
connected with a
reverse
prestige,"
class
low
"completely
Parvin-Dohrmann
hearing the
the
company's
$2.50 stock." Mr. Parvin stated the
165
Irving
had
amounted to $311,000 which is slightly less than
figure of $322,000.
Adjusted to the presently
the income per share is 43 cents against 45
the
in
135
Inc.
550
Securities,
have
also
period
same
business
190
Alabama
off
Also
Tyson
550
Youngberg
220
taxes
to
May
the
shares
Townsend, Dabney &
660
Milwaukee
—V.
220
McKelvy & Co.
Wagenseller & Durst,
770
Co._;
The
Stone
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Lester, Ryons & Co._
770
Co
Staats
Hogle
770
______—__
&
-
and
expense
meant
220
year
pany's name
275
Inc.
14%—
Approved—
275
770
Co
&
Co.
William
J.
Sterne, Agee & Leach—
Brush, Slocumb & Co.
Listing—
a
Starrett Corp.—Reverse Stock
330
Co
&
Inc.—A: S. E.
set
Boat
&
year
housing and
275
McConnick
770
Peck
—
Ohio
Inc.—
Co.
Sales, Net—
quarter one of our larger customers did not take delivery of their
boats
as
anticipated and caused unexpected expenses for ware¬
330
Corp.
Baird & Co.
Schwabacher
Co.
Bros.
corn,
A.
third
ment
440
800
Inc.
William
&
Securities
stock¬
1962.
written
330
2,600
&
&
Co
&
of
the Decatur
of
Schrock, Executive President, stqted that although the
date has been somewhat disappointing, we believe
fourth quarters of 1963 should produce better profit
margins than during the same periods, in 1962. All of the develop¬
33o
2,900
Edwards
company's
than 2,273,OOo
shares,
income
the
330
Southwest
G.
in
Harold
550
Co.__
Burr
Adams
Co.
the
number
more
Co.—Net Down
had net sales for
the 1963 fiscal
the
for
previous
cents
$550
_
&
&
Securities Corp.
&
Co.
&
Corp._
Dodge
&
Westheimer
now
662.
p.
of
1963,
net
(000's Omitted)
Sutro
3,000
Webster
Smithers
S.
Coffin
taken to
name
with
Parvin
Exchange is
said.
bolster
capitalization
shares were
event
changed to
principal
was
properly
more
confusion
Mr.
was
prevent
the
the
other
corporations
The
trading
new
PVD.—V.
195,
p.
2384.
2198.
p.
Superior Manufacturing & Instrument Corp.—Sales,
(A. O.)
Smith Corp.—Net, Sales Higher-
earnings for the three months
equivalent to $1.10 per share,
Smith, President.
ended
828,
For
or
the
Fi¬
Amount
•
197,
Products,
helped
company
28,
current
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have
severally
agreed to purchase from the company the.
following respective prin¬
cipal amounts of the new bonds:
■. ;"V
Amount
since
the
years
are
recorded
March
$5,428,000
461,086
Additional
counter
10
There
company,
Star Tank
410,470
—
Motor
the
Social
Feb.
197, p. 449.
Southern
respectively.—.
Spayd noted that
The
871,556
691,351
past
662.
p.
1962
649,125
____
the
over
the
doubled.
shareholder
to
1963,
of
of
$3,585,781
Federal income taxes_____
than
on
strong upsurge of business in the latter
the monthly record, but none of this
business was reflected in production during the first quarter. The
March results indicate that the field sales force was handicapped
by the extreme bad weather experienced during' January, February
and the first half of March. Increases in depreciation, labor rates
were
$4,422,891
1,340,476
taxes
In
1906.
listed
the listing "a significant step
development and future growth."
termed
7:t'•'
Mr.
nancing Details—Our May 27, 1963 issue reported the
sale on May 23, 1963, of
$60,000,000 of this firm's
4%% first and refunding mortgage bonds, series
Q,
due May 15,
1988, at 100.683% and accrued interest,
to yield 4.33%. Additional
financing details follow:
79
Net
Rose
said,
197, p.
half
Six Mos.' Report—
1963
income
in
share.
earnings," and the
change these goals."
'
revenues
Income
the
comparable
cents
sales
$63,284,395
of
in
the
the
land,
Clark
Ohio.
A.
third
out
the
Controller
Was
April
30
Net Up
were
announced
quarter in 1962 net earnings
third
quarter of
quarter
of
15%.
pointed
reflected
it
were
$2,355,-
by
L.
B.
$1,702,478
share.
per
for
approximately
Smith
time
Mr.
the
in
to
Period Ended March 31—
„
addition,
$405,952
10
set last
share
per
this
Southeastern Propane Gas Co.
on
.•«
Packing Corp. of the Philippines
a Seeman
subsidiary, is completing plans for the construction of a
fish packing plant: irt the
Philippines with equipment previously
acquired by the company.
recognized
at
reason
Net
also
versus
1161.
The
realized."
operating results.
In
share
common
per
company's goals
sales and $1.30
ini
saw
and
the
installation
of
an
electronic
data
system. These moves, he said, are expected to produce
cost
reductions
and
improved profit margins ih the
Fowler
Carlstadt,
He
Net
for
several
during
processing
important
1962.
earned
food
in
He
3,
$134,662,178
to
commented,
anticipated in
ment
ended
year
$124,340,820
1963
a
cents
the
million
executive
Clark,
per
Y.
N.
23,
and
He
"$30
F.
$3.62
or
St.,
the highest monthly sales volume in the
but figures for the first-quarter opera¬
tions show a slight dip in shipments and a 14%
drop in profits
from the same period of 1962, M. A. Spayd,
President, announced.
Unaudited figures for first-quarter 1963 show shipments at $16,644,428 compared
to $16,765,675 for the same
period
of
1962.
Profits in 1963 were $933,999 equivalent to 44 cents per share for
a
14% drop from the 1962 figures of $1,087,375 for 51 cents per
,
Securities
Brothers, Inc.—Shows Loss for Year—
company
80 Pine
t\
•
the American
on
March,
14% to $7,325,315, against $6,389,628 in the first quarter
Net profit also v set a new first period record, rising to
up
Equitable
Seeman
•
Bank,
1963 the class A capital stock, of the company was
Stock Exchange under the symbol SMPA.—
2097. "
May
history
15%
ahead in
ending in June, with
per share earnings "between 63 and 65 cents" for that period. Skil
earned 58 cents per share for the first half of 1962 with
profits
of $1,005,149 and sales of $13,488,576.
961.
p.
of
Jr.,
Standard Register
year.
second
months
through
Exchange Listing—
Staley,
more
outstanding
the
number
same
months
E.
A.
$402,515,
the
six
the
three
Stock
York
addition
On
Sales Higher—
has reported that profits and sales had established
months ended April 30,
1963.
The report also
second half of the period was the largest quarter
in terms of earnings and sales volume in the company's
history.
Net income for the six months was $1,059,287, equal to 56 cents
per
share on 1,891,454 shares outstanding.
This compares with
earnings a year ago of $655,574, or 35 cents a share based on the
in
that
1963,
the company's common stock was
Exchange under the symbol STA.
1963,
our
company's continued
The stock has been traded
power
record
$434,034 or 25
company
records
stated
Manhattan
.
Stock
29,
Standard
'
v
New
and
tool manufacturer expects new rec¬
ords
in
both
sales
and
earnings for 1963, John F.
Spaulding,
President, told the New York Society of Security Analysts..
—V.
Seeburg Corp.—Net,
Chase
Staley Manufacturing Co.—Net Up Slightly
May
listed
are
Mr.
July 1,
on
$700,000 of its 4%% first mortgage
100%
plus accrued interest. Payment
at
Net
sales
reached
an
all-time
quarterly high of $155,818,541,
compared with $155,448,389 for the first quarter of 1962.
Sales
of
the
nonconsolidated
foreign
subsidiaries,
stated
in
United States dollars, were $7,497,878,
and income was $387,676.
Sales
and
income
for
the first quarter of 1962 were $6,803,482
American
interest,
Of
number
a
The
for redemption
fund,
and
earnings for the first three months of 1963 were
highest for any first quarter in the history of the company,
Joel S. Mitchell, Chairman,
announced.
Record-high net
income
for
the first
three
months
of
1963
wag $5,340,820, an increase of 7%
over 1962 first-quarter earnings
of
$5,012,570. Income per common share increased
to
79
cents
from 74 cents per share earned in the first quarter of 1962.
at
H.
per share in the like 1962 quarter.
Mr. Spaulding
estimated that Skil will be
both' sales and
profits for the six months
had
called
1979
Standard Brands Inc.—Record
1963.
vania,
the
were
the
opening
last
while
products
Sales
ago,
income
Gross
year's
year,
1963.
A.
Harvestore
preference and other advantages, Mr.
Staley said, the listing should facilitate future negotiations in the
company's, continuing program for the acquisition of new products
and related activities from other companies.—V. 197, p. 1462.
has reported net income of $4,468,000 for the first
of approximately 9% from the 1962
$4,104,000. Net income per share for
company
On
In
of 1963, an increase
quarter net earnings of
first
Saltzman, President, stated that April sales and earn¬
ings, reflecting improved weather conditions in Maine and Pennsyl¬
Arnold
and
the
2380.
p.
outstanding among some 5,300 owners
soybean and chemical processing concern.
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Net Up 9%—
The
quarter
tested.—V.
split
will
re¬
to
service
shares
an
$0.73
shareholders
common
additional
divisions
product
quarter as compared
sales of water heaters,
company
has reported that net income was $1,332,000 or
cents per share for its second quarter ended March
31, 1963,
holders has
quar¬
improvement over 1962 as those
of the first, quarter, we are quite confident that the present
steady
progress will be maintained."-—V. 197,
p.
1263.
may
This
May
on
recommendation
Certificates
at
incorporation
Skil Corp.—Record Sales, Net—
the
"all
in
1574.
p.
Chairman
reasonable grounds for predicting that prices for the
at
least equal their 1962
average,"
said Mr.
are
1963
productive
Split Approved—
said,
third
motors
196,
sinking
due
made
197,
the
reserves.
gas
237,668
.
383,531
$0.33
.
the
Gains
electric
has
of the
New York
plans a continued high level of capital investment in all
phases of the business, as well as extensive commitment of funds
to research and development and to exploration for crude oil and
316,602
132,262
taxes__
shares outstanding
common share after pfd. divds.
per
Stock
the
an¬
and
in the same period last year.
Staley corn, soybean,
chemical and grocery products lines all
posted, sales gains, and profits advanced as overall volume moved
to new highs.
"7 r''
1962.
completed
1963
Sales
At
1983,
equipment
estimated
be
$85,362,000
Shell
concession
Seagrave Corp.—Quarterly Report—
.
17,
process
will
compared with $1,240,000 or 56 cents per share for the same
period a year ago.7;%;'::\! V-' ."r"
.
'%•
With first-quarter net profit of $1,421,000, this
brings the com¬
pany's six-months net income to $2,753,000 or $1.20 per share,
against $2,401,000 or $1.08 per share for the first half of the
previous fiscal year.
Net sales totaled $90,895,000 in the recent six
months, up from
(& Subs.)—Earnings Up 22%—r
share, in the first quarter of 1963,
a
year
1962.
of
during this period.
Mr.
the
.
Shell Oil Co.
of
Seaboard World Airlines, Inc.—Quarterly Report—
Mr.
Jan.
on
from
termination
Smith
during
year.
strong."—V.
(A. E.)
58
1785.
p.
March
31, 1962.
outstanding declined to $58,696,993 at
March 31,
1963 from $59,354,639 at Sept. 30,
1962. During the
comparable period a year ago, sales contracts increased $1,361,045
to $64,372,415 at March 31, 1962. As sales contracts have a lower
of
Sales
-
stockholders
this
The
such
improved results for its normally low first quarter,
looking forward to a very profitable year in 1963."—V. 197,
is
sales
last
bonds
be
—V.
"This is an increase of 13 cents a share, or 48%, over the first
quarter of 1962, and represents the highest earnings per share since
the first quarter of 1958.
"With
exceptions,"
company
operation
pipeline
gain
a
earlier,
year
total
a
in
Southern Natural Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption—
The
earnings should be $174,000, or 40 cents a share, Mr. Westby
SSC
commented.
Weidman
The
to
withdrawal
incurred
equipment,
particularly
incomplete figures for one foreign subsidiary, indicate the first
quarter lesults "will be considerably improved over those of the
same period in 1962."
Sales and service income is expected to reach $5,400,000, while the
net
two
quarter
station
meeting of SSC's Board of Directors,
Westby said unaudited figures for all reporting companies, and
,
Mr.
company's
greater
same
H. Westby, President.
the regular monthly
G.
,
,
amounted
to $4,031,166, equal after preferred dividends to 65 cents a share
on
the 5,229,818 shares of common stock outstanding. This com¬
pares with $3,168,406, equal after preferred dividends to 48 cents
a
share on the 5,244,406 shares outstanding at March 31, 1962.
Net income for the second fiscal quarter, the three months ended
March
31,
1963,
was
$2,099,780,
or
34 cents
a
share against
$1,687,663, or 26 cents a share for the quarter ended Mar. 31, 1962.
"Economic conditions portend further gains for the personal loan
Industry, particularly for Seaboard.
Thus earnings for the second
half
of
the
fiscal year should equal or exceed the
first half,"
For
the earnings for the third quarter do not
incurred by the company's Process Equipment
report
operations.
Service Corp.—Net Up 48%—
Seismograph
Co.—Net
Finance
Seaboard
Net
that
special
Costs
Monday, June 3, 1963
,
charged, net of taxes, to retained earnings of the company.
Be¬
ginning Feb. 1, these costs no longer were charged to current
"
rose
the
business.
2724.
p.
said
expenses
A
nounced
:
it is difficult to make an accurate
projection for 1964, management looks forward to a resumption of
profitable operations."—V. 197, p. 449.
He
also
net
division.
.
.
O.
Smith
stock
1962,
,
that
the
operations
has
since
of
1963
representing
against
increase
an
statement
Controller
approximately
December.
for
the
Co.
of
93%
first
Cleve¬
of
the
;
year sales of $2,528,064.
Consolidated
earnings
to
41
fiscal
of
Clark
acquired
last
$72,958,465
-
earnings
the
were
25%—'
The company has
reported an increase of almost 25% in con¬
solidated sales and earnings for the fiscal year ended Feb. 28, 1963.
Consolidated net
sales' totaled
$3,154,609, up from 1962 fiscal
cents
year
$89,220,
ftthen
per
share
end.
This
equal
to
32
,
after
on
: /
taxes
compares
cents
outstanding.
per
to $111,330,» equal
outstanding at
consolidated earnings
amounted
273,375. common
with
shares
1962
share
onv276,000 common
,
,
.
shares
•
Figures of 1962 have been restated on a consolidated basis for
comparative purposes with the 1963 consolidated statements. They
therefore
differ
from
figures
shown
in
the
1962
annual
report.
Volume
Number 6269
197
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Backlog at fiscal year end totaled approximately $1,850,000, a
high and an increase of 12%
over
1962. As of May 8,
Thomas Industries Inc.-
record
Net
March
Ended
Period
Net
taxes
Income
Net
1,029,377
—'
446,660
582,717
—V.
874,646
—;———
————
197,
The
50%
Earnings
to 30 cents per share on 333,295 shares of
outstanding, compared to 20 cents per share on
of
increase
$1.5
stated.—V.
197,
more
Chisholm
Mr.
backlog
than
of
31,
31
the
ings
date in
1962,
ammonia.—V.
Tennessee
197,
p.
of
Federal
in
be
made
The'First
at
born
St.,
Chicago,
—V.
197,
p.
Texas
The
Read
&
Co.,
of
,
38
Chicago,
S.
the
rifle
M14
three
This
shares
of
against 3,723,147
stock
common
shares
'
its
its
■■
York.
annual
report
came
Capital's
Texas
program."—V.
field
oil
an
revenues
(adjusted for
coming fiscal
year.
The subsequent leveraging of
have a gratifying result on. per share
should
ital
investment
earnings."
allowances
for
the
•
Earnings
before
and
taxes
reserve
Period
197,
p.
Ended
March
help
water
from
year
a
Humble
an
fully
more
oil
reserves
drill
Capital
24
the
wells
vast
arranged
construct
and
secondary
Austin
An
has
year
large
a
financing to purchase water rights,
pipeline facilities to transport water
project
already
share based
first
capital to. a wide range of business
clients include firms in service
and
wholesaling, real estate, manufacturing,
ering, and oil production.—V. 196, p. 2718.
present
quarter
ness
year
Mr.
of
819
two
store
operators
Broadway,
subsidiaries
are
of
National
Class
common
(par
10
cent's)—
common
(par.
10
cents)
250,000 shs.
the
March
earnings
Net
This
of
197,.p.
outstanding
share
1682.
:
.
,
.
first
the
at
Co.—Net Lower
of
end
Douglas
the
first
quarter
B.
time.
before
in
taxes
in
from
$3.16
in
1962.
The
higher
growth
the
cost
first
the
three
months
of
against $84,737 in the same period of last
taxes were $46,875 and $69,624 respectively.
per share earnings of $2.13 for the first quarter
after
down
under
of 1962.
earnings
resulted
1963
higher
company's accelerated
quota-share coinsurance
of
the first quarter,
of
cost
busi¬
new
and
program
tended
the
reduce
to
earnings
197, p. 762.
President Whiting pointed out.—V.
Servomation
Corp.—Common
Offered—On
May
27, 1963, Hemphill, Noyes & Co., New York,
offered publicly, 215,000 shares of this firm's common
stock, at $19.50 per share. All the shares were sold
1,628,970
of March
as
the
to
of the proceeds will
none
The
company.
offering was
oversub¬
scribed.
BUSINESS—The
the
,
distribution
hot
and
and
company
sale
and
of
its
various
subsidiaries,
food
engaged
are
in
tobacco products and
vending machines in 27
states.,
Its operations also include catering, food concession and
restaurant
operation and management.
The
company
is
head¬
quartered at 410 Park Avenue, New York.
cold
beverages
through
CAPITALIZATION
31, 1962.
for the
and
automatic
AS
MARCH
OF
1963
30,
Authorized
$6,269,000
versus
Common
stock
($1 par)
Outstanding
3,430,204 shs.
5,000,000 shs.
Loans:
of
present
generally
Specialties, Inc.—Six
favorable
Months'
busi¬
5%%
insurance company loan re¬
payable in equal annual install-
ments
in
282,063
September,
;
of
„
1965,
$12,000,000
„
$7,000,000
]
susbidiaries,. principally
j
connection With purchases of
'
•
!
:
vending
equipment:
Bank
loans
maturing
1963
through
1967
with
interest
1962
$202,719
163,099
sold:
from
01-1977
Report—
1963
276,439
•
1
1
•
"
ranging from 4% % to 6Va%loans, principally chattel
mortgages cr conditional sales
39,620
contracts
and
development
84,952
110,852
53.632
62,407
66,852
53,241
262,656
"
...
169,280
administrative
and
expenses
13,783
(loss)..
193,
2263.
p.
May
maturing
through
1975
ranging
from
214,764
1
i
"
■.<
.
19 6 3
interest
with
to
3%
UNDERWRITERS—Each
of
8%
1,650,280
__
the
underwriters
named
below
(129,660)
,
Corp.—To Sell Common—
Systems
it
1963,
28,
&
Co.
36,300
Sachs
&
Co.
8,000
Howard, Weil,
8,000
Friedrich's
Hornblower
Lazard
Paine,
Stone
Drexel
earnings
and
Sales
higher
than
In
over
1963
in
are
expected
to
be
substantially
quarter ended March 31, 1963, sales showed
the comparable period
a year
ago,
he stated.
Kessler
that
reported
the
company
has
a
the
new
Dodge
&
Co.
Inc. 4,500
Corp. 4,500
Securities
&
Langley
%
F.
S.
Moseley
&
&
Co
4,500
Co.____ 4,500
R.
W.
Pressprich
L.
F.
Trask
Spencer
McDonald
&
—V.
197,
p.
the
17
13
in
leased
cortipany
were
decrease
and
down
was
prototype
changed little:
approximately $14 million from last year
by increased billings under
develop¬
Product sales to the government
offset
contracts.
other products resulted in
Earnings are expected to
6,108,000
2,652,000
3,456,000
4,890,464
$0.68
reduced
improve
Gradison
&
Hilliard
&
J.
B.
J.
H.
Hilsman
Merrill,
———
Co.
2,400
out
earnings for the first quarter.
later in the year due to in¬
production shipments and lower costs in relation to sales.
Contracts, orders and government letters of intent at March
31,
1963,
amounted to approximately $1,000,000,000 which com¬
pares
with $1,025,000,000 at the beginning of the quarter and
with $1,050,000,000 a year ago.—V. 197, p. 1162.
■
.
.
,
.
&
Co
1,500
1,500
Inc.
1,500
Turben & Co.,
1,500
Inc.
1,500
Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley
Co., Inc.
1,500
1,500
——
Wagenseller & Durst,
2,400
'
Son__
Co.,
Quinn & Co.
& Co.
——
D.
•„
Westheimer
&
Inc.
1,500
Co.
1735.
p.
company
for Quarter—
has
.
the
"The
the
on
creased
.
1,500
Co.
reported a net loss for the first quarter of
1963
Before taxes, in the three months ended March 31,
1963,
the
company
lost $415,000 as compared with pre-tax earnings
of
$1,016,000
in the
first quarter of 1962.
After taxes, the
company in the first quarter of 1963 lost $576,000,, or 25 cents«
per share, against net income of $788,000, or earnings of 31 cents
per share, in the first quarter last year.
Net sales for the 1963 period were $27,884,000 up
from $23,736,000 in the first three months of 1962.
John
I. Snyder, Jr.,
Chairman and President, commenting on
the first quarter loss said:
"
"Generally speaking the fourth quarter of 1962 and the first
quarter of 1963 were qharacterized by a cost-price squeeze through¬
The
Net income for the quarter, subject to the effect of government
price negotiations not yet finalized, amounted to $3,739,363, or 52
cents per share on the common stock, after 'dividends on the pref¬
erence -stock,
and compares with earnings for the 1962 first quar¬
ter
of
$4,567,180, or 66 cents per share on the common stock.
Lower
engine shipping schedules for corpmercial customers, and
increased
costs incident to
the introduction of new engines and
1962
1,500
&
J.
2,400
1,500
1,500
Elder
W.
3,000
1,500
Corp._
Clark, Land street &
Kirkpatrick, Inc.
4,500
Co.
&
Securities
U. S. Industries, Inc.—Shows Loss
that shipments for the quarter ended
31, 1963,' amounted to $278,587,735 and compare with $277,563,267 delivered in the 1962 first quarter.
Sales to commercial
which
Co
&
2,400
Co.
4,500
Parker &
Inc.
197,
4,500
4,500
Carolina
&
4,500
Co.
Co.
Dempsey-Tegeler
March
customers
&
Courts
Corp.—Net Lower—
has reported
&
Co.—
&
Redpath
862.
United Aircraft
The
units
other
,
—
—V.
open
Co.,
3,000
&
Staats
R.
Auchincloss,
to
Inc.
Hammill
Shearson,
William
addition to
& Co,
Co.,
Rothschild
the Kresge-owned stores, Unishops
departments in 1963, for a total
of
30
new
units.'
The company has opened two of these thus
far
this
year,
and
has
closed
three other
units.
Currently,
Unishops has a total of 90 leased departments in operation.
In
—
&
&
2,400
Inc.—— 2,400
Inc
1,500
Co.,
Boettcher
C.
Reynolds
Alden
&
2,400
Co
Iric
&
Co.
Bingham, Walter
Hurry, Inc.
W.
an
&
4,500
Co
2,400
2,400
:__—
4,500
i_
&
K-Mart.
plans
Co
Hutton
a suburb of Pittsburgh, and another unit, not included
agreement, was opened in 1962 in a Greenville, S. C1.
ington, Pa.,
4,500
2,400
Co
—
Walston
Co.
E.
into
Inc.
Schwabacher
&
2,400
Co.—
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.
Stroud
Stearns
Space
&
Northwest
6,000
—__
W.
'
The
8,000
2,400
2,400
Inc.
Cook
4,500
Co.
Estabrook
agreement with S. S. Kresge Co. to open leased departments this
year
in
13
of
Kresge's. K-Mart
discount department
stores.
The first of these has already been opened in a K-Mart in Wash¬
in
8,000
■,
Co.__—•
gain
21%
entered
&
Co
Lane,
Co.
Newhard,
Pacific
Co.
Equitable
in 1962, continuing a six year growth record,
President, told stockholders at the annual meeting.
the
Mr.
&
&
Clark,
those
8,000
&
Johnson,
Corp.
&
Inc.
Co.
Labouisse,
The
Loewi
—
Corp.
Witter
Bear,
8,000
8,000
1
:
Securities
Bache
Co._
Jackson
Webster
&
Dean
Unishops, Inc.—Sales Up 21%—
&
Brothers
Webber,
Curtis
&
Weeks.
&
Freres
Lehman
will underwrite the offering.—V. -196, p. 2225.
Bernard Kessler,
California
Noyes
Goldman,
and
Co., New York,
Shares
First
Hemphill,
was
at
Pennsauken, N. J., the company manufac¬
services the "Ultronic Stockmaster," a desk unit
used
to provide stock brokers with instantaneous information
on
stock and commodity market action
of selected issues. Bache &
rents
has
agreed,
subject to
the
terms
and
conditions
of
the
purchase agreement, to purchase from the selling shareholders the
respective number of shares of common stock set forth below:
Headquartered
tures,
150,000 shs.
4,115,000
_
shares
per
7,645,000
3,530,000
1
.
force
$51,785
were
Earnings
ness
are
orofit
Bellas
5,000,168
$0.80
taxes
income
Common
Earnings
—V.
income
in
President
Shares
141,675,000 132,202,000
—
Pretax
Federal
the
Life's
year
year.
reported that a registration will be
filed shortly covering the first public offering of this firm's com¬
mon stock. While the size of the offering has not been determined
it is said to be a relatively small deal involving over 50,000 shares.
Proceeds will be used for working capital.
$
Sales
'
$558,502
Ultronic
60,000 shs.
•
1963
31—*
& Accident Insurance
insurance
first quarter
United
this
ago.
profit
On
1416.
Ended
$0 53
1,584 077
.
revenue,
Net
Textron Inc.—First Quarter Report—
Period
we
of
—V.
Outstanding
750,000 shs.
B
p.
845',000
1,585,227
outstanding
2383.
for
severally
PRESENT FINANCING
A
197,
$6,791,000
to
continuation
a,
of goods
Total
.
Authorized
Class
shares
$581,581,127
accrue
(net)
ment
—V.
amounted
year
a
on
General
Milwaukee, Wis,, and vSioux City, Iowa, departments re¬
cently opened by subsidiaries of the company,
with G.E.X., Inc.
and Bellas Hess Superstores, the department merchandise includes
suits
and topcoats in addition to all other merchandise normally
carred in the Katz stores,
and constitutes a complete men's and
boys'
clothing department. Departments -in Katz stores do not
carry suits or topcoats.
The departments now operated by the company sell merchandise
at
retail
for cash.
They range in size from approximately 500
square feet to 5,000 square feet.
The Katz stores were originated
as
super drug stores but in effect were Junior Department Stores
offering a complete line of practically all types of merchandise,
such
as
appliances, sporting goods, hardware, housewares, auto¬
motive
accesories,
jewelry,
lawn
and
garden
supplies,
wearing
apparel, pet department and others. The more recently constructed
Katz
units, as well as the G.E.X., Inc., and Bellas Hess units,
have been built and advertised for their inception as discount de¬
partment stores.
Most of the departments in the Katz stores are
stocked
and
operated by Katz Drug Company but some of the
departments are leased to others. Most of the departments in the
G.E.X. store
and
Bellas
Hess Superstore
are
licensed to others.
All
Katz
stores
and
the
Bellas
Hess
Superstore in which the
company operates its departments are open to the general public.
TO
806,000
$0.51
the Concord, New Hampshire,
company
total assets stood
$54,974,043 as of March 31, 1963, as contrasted to total assets
of $51,315,932 in the same period of last
year.
Total capital in¬
creased
to $4,638,142 from
the $4,256,976 shown at
the end of
103%—
shares outstanding
635,680
Marketing
City,
Kansas
Inc.
EFFECT
760,000
income
on
by certain stockholders and
on
terms
Research
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
at
Expenses:
incorporated April 29, 1929,
latter
$12,931,000
1,651,000
Other
as Hipsh, Inc., under the laws
of Missouri. On June 21, 1958, its Articles were amended
its name to Textile Distributors, Inc.
When originally formed all of its outstanding shares.were owned
directly or beneficially by members of the Hipsh family. By 1959,
all of its stock was 'owned by Carl Hipsh, Sam Hipsh and Charles
Hipsh.
•
Through its subsidiaries- the company operates men's and boys'
clothing, furnishings and ready-to-wear departments in 25 Katz.
Drug Co.
(hereafter called
"Katz"
or
"Katz Stores")
discount
stores, one Bellas Hess Superstore
and one G.E.X., Inc., store.
In
1962
1,564,000
income
on
For
.
Cost
of the State
Hess,
tax
tax
at
confident that 1963 will be another record
net income and earnings per share,"
Birlenbach said.-—V. 197, p. 762.
in
Sales
industries, retailing
gas and gas gath¬
changing
The
1,628,970
Period Ended January 31—
corncerns.
May 23, 1963, Midland Securities Co., Inc., and
George K. Baum & Co., Kansas City, Mo., offered
publicly, 60,000 shares of this firm's class A common
stock at $5 per share.
Net proceeds to the company, estimated at $255,000,
will be used for debt repayment, and to open a new
department store.
Distributors
Report1963
share
common
p.
Loans
Textile Distributors, Inc.—Class A Common Offered
was
862.
p.
804,000
life
$500,000
for
Transistor
—On
BUSINESS—Textile
6,497,148
—...—
conditions,
Gross
Mo.,
197,
Whiting advised the
Board of Directors at their
meeting on May 7th; this compared to
$514,919,063 at the end of the first quarter of i962.
During the
first three months of this year direct
ordinary life insurance in
force
passed
the
half-billion
dollar
mark, reaching a total of
$501,722,630. Substantial gains were also recorded in group insur¬
ance
and
in
health insurance
premiums, both increasing to the
highest levels of the company's history and the latter exceeding
$3.71
———
revenues
"Based
underway.
water
working
taxes
after
company,
Gross
recovery
194,
stood
12,935,011
6,045,060
the first quarter of 1963, reported a 103%
gain in net profits, after taxes on an 8%
gain in revenues. Mr.
Scribner
Birlenbach,
Chairman,
announced
that the first three
months
of
1963
was
the best first quarter in
the company's
history in terms of revenues, net profits and earnings per share.
For the three months ended March 31,
1963, net profits after
taxes were $333,000, equal to 51 cents a share based on . 653,730
common
shares outstanding at the; end of the period.
J.n the like
quarter of 1962, net profits after taxes was $164,000, or 26 cents
engineer, J. R. Barnes, initiated the project
through Great Plains Water Co., one of several. corporations participating in the venture.
Texas Capital,
a
Federal licensee under the small business in¬
vestment Act
of
1958, supplies a specialized source of long-term
Its
income
The
Ifullerton Clearfork reservoir.
Texas
Federal
common
United
$3.99
Transcon Lines—Net Up
cap¬
the
from
'
1962
1963
13,677,041
...——
underground source in West Texas
recover
year's first quarter profit
31—
for Federal
United Life
962.
31—
per share..
___.
income before taxes..
Capital shares
—V.
197, p. 663..
just
ended amounted to 27 cents per share. Texas Capital has
1,536,400 shares outstanding arid approximately 7,000 shareholders.
The company's new commitment will result in up to 73 million
barrels of
for
of
Total
were
Net
announcement
by Humble Oil
operated
parts.—V.
March
prov.
per
Number
Co.—Revenues, Net Higher—
Net
largest transaction to date.
in
last
income
Income
—V.
Earnings
$.1500,000 water development
a
of shares
share.
$12,748,000
Provision
Net
out¬
Torrington Co.—Nine Months' Report—
V.
The SBIC will arrange financing
to flood the Fullerton Cleaffbrk
& Refining Co.
This
venture
increases
Texas
Capital's investments and com¬
mitments
to
$8,437,216, or 86%
of its total capital.
In
the annual report to shareholders, Grogan Lord, President,
said,
"We expect to reach a 100%
investment level during the
for
Unit
metal
Ended
before
Inc.
in
v'r
.
die-cast
Period
Capital Corp.—New Investm't—Ann. Report
1963;
cents per
Sales
cents
compares
3,758,992
number
same
71
quarter
United-Greenfield Corp.—Quarterly
months
80
or
$14,730,000 for the first-quarter 1963
compared to $14,223,000 for the same period 1962. Total operating
expenses were $11,439,000 up from $11,126,000 in the first-quarter
1962,
Earnings on common stock increased to $2,539,000 in the
three-month period from $2,183,000 in the same period the previous
year—V. 197, p. 1264.
2147.
one
of the country's largest small business in¬
companies, reported operating profits of more than $422,taxes and reserve provisions for the year ended March
With
to
the first
$3,090,749
before
3i,
to
was
has
company
Operating
Dear¬
New
Wall St.,
48
and
ahead
reported higher revenues and improved earn¬
ings during the first quarter erided March 31, 1963.
Earnings were 49 cents per share, up from 42 cents a share in
the corresponding
1962 quarter. For the 12 months ended March
31,
1963,
earnings per share were $1.63, against $1.44 for the
preceding 12 months.
The
generally
improved
industrial
activity,
unusually
severe
weather
coupled with lower fuel prices and higher production
efficiency contributed to the improved earnings despite increased
total operating expenses.
company,
vestment
000
of
Dillon,
or
Bank
National
the
on
Toledo Edison
The
The company has balled for redemption on July 1, 1963, through
operation of the sinking fund, $1,000,000 of its 5%% first mortgage
pipeline bonds due 1979 at 100%
plus accrued interest.
Payment
will
taxes
stock.
common
computed
are
ness
Co.—Partial Red'n—
Transmission
Gas
1263.
in
5.1%
was
Shepard
said.
"Sustained
growth
may
be
expected
for
the
company's missile, space and electronic operations; the automotive
outlook is encouraging, and we have a promising ordnance busi¬
6%; Net 8%—
The volume amounted to $26,232,600 up from
first quarter of 1962, an increase of 6%.
earnings for the first quarter were $2,789,500, equal to 70
cents per share, an increase of approximately 8%, compared with
$2,568,200 or 64 cents per share for the like period of 1962.
The
improved
results for the March quarter were attributed
principally to increased sales of agricultural chemicals, iron sinter,
and
million
This
% v.-.':?.
after
income
Net
acid
of $111.7
quarter.
at all-time highs, Samuel
attending the annual meet¬
"Results lor the first quarter of 1963 appfear to bear out earlier
forecasts
indicating another good year for TRW," Wright and
company's history.
$24,651,500 for the
sulfuric
the
and
•
reported that sales for the quarter ended
were
the highest for any first quarter in the
1963
for
standing at March 31, 1963
the dividend) a year earlier.
$4,099,187,
was
same
million
with
earnings
of
or
75 cents per share for the first quarter of 1962,
adjusted for the 10%- stock dividend declared last December. Earn¬
has
company
March
over
$117.4
previous record
share
$2,878,166
1263.
p.
Tennessee Corp.—Sales Up
The
March
of
as
million
1957. March
monthly record for the company.
Wright and President H. A. Shepard reported
D.
9%
up
net
sales
were
$20,946,585
against
$19,278,754
last year. Consolidated net income was
$1,037,636, up from $915,588
earned in the three month period last
year.
Mr.
Groves
told
shareholders the
company
has had excellent
response to the announcement
of its new Carr-Kase
process for
chrome plating molded plastic
parts such as knobs, handles, push¬
buttons and letters. The plated plastic items can replace machined,
all-time
J.
of
per
annual
an
On the
equal to
was
1962.
Net
.
The
the
of
month
figure of $1,858,410.
Incoming orders, received during the first
quarter, are higher than for any similar period in the company's
history, M. C. Cameron Chisholm, Chairman, told stockholders at
meeting.
company's order
sales
net
321,295 shares outstanding in the first quarter of last year.
Sales reached $2,128,765, up 15%
from last year's three
the
said.
has reported that sales in the first quarter of 1963
for any first quarter in the company's history
an
Chairman
were
told stockholders
Earnings increased 13% over the similar 1962 quarter arid were
equivalent to 81 cents per share on 1,281,688 shares, Mr. Groves
highest
billings set
amounted
stock
common
$0.48
and earnings were the best for any similar period since
reported earnings of $99,534 for the three
31,
1963.
This represents an increase of
$64,036 reported for the
same
period of 1962.
the
from
the
were
50%; Sales 15%—
March
ended
684,844
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc.- -Reports Record
has
company
■
962.
p.
The company
months
685,054
—
outstanding.
sales
Groves, President,
ing.
Sales—
197, p. 761.
Teleflex Inc.—Net Up
;
shares
share.
quarter
A.
$9,696,386
754,163
346,963
$0.46
—
——
common
per
First
334,477
;
55
United-Carr Fastener Corp.—Sales Up 9%; Net 13%
1962
1963
$9,868,837
726,977
First
1,789,210
914,564
J.
income
v
—V.
taxes—
income
of
Earnings
$15,857,316 $19,893,496
—
before
income
Net
earnings
Number
$0.53
earnings
(2299)
-Quarterly Report-
31—
;
pretax
1962
•
$0.35
—
sales
Net
1963
31—
share-
per
March
sales
Net
Symington Wayne Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Earned
Ended
Period
195, p. 2080.
backlog had increased to $2,375,000.-r-V.
<
quarter
the
West
of
Tubular
"In
»
company.
depressed
mation
,
,
'
pipe business
in the first
thus Seriously affecting the financial results of
price situation in the welded steel
which started in 1962 continued
Coast
1963,
Products Division.
addition,
Division
the Educational Science
continued to operate in
^
Division and the Auto¬
the rep. We expect that
56
both,
of
(2300)
these
The Commercial and
Financial Chronicle
will operate profitably before
divisions
OUt."
'
.
the
Snyder
said
that
is
year
i
J 1
earnings rose to $593,157 from $536,249 in the first
quarter
1962.. Earnings per share equaled 80 cents compared to 72 cents
*
has already seen a-reversal of the
first quarter situation and the second quarter will be,
prpfitable.
Satisfactory sales and earnings' for the full year 19*63 are there-,
fore probable."—V. 197, p. 1575.
■
"April
a
year
A.
S.
National
Offering
stockholders
the
40,000
capital
of
new
one
right to
shares
subscribe for
at
$45
three
orders
V.
the
on
basis-
held of record May 17.
Dean Witter & Co., San
Rubber
Operations
income
cents
of
President,
three
Per
during
$62,369,
share,
per
like
the
reported.
months
of
Universal
and
of
American
of
1963
resulted
in
American
Bohn
into
Corp.,
Brass
have
Universal.
of
approved
Detroit,
an
act
of
agreement
American
outstanding s<.ock
business
of
for
common
6
additional
Eohn
of
products.
plants located in
—V.
Aluminum
The
years.
new
excess
of
60% of the
Brass, which is engaged in
a large variety of metal
products are manufactured
&
manufacturing and selling
plastic parts and
8
the
Bohn's
states
of
Michigan,
Illinois
and
Indiana.
all
p.
first
quarter
first three months
cents
share
quarter
of
the
of
this
quarter
include
1963
four
cents
undistributed
•
.
Venema,
V:
;
.
the
'
Universal earned
At
the
there
to
for
time
of
wide
share
of
the
the
1962
not
the
amounting
our
Months
Operating
company's
recorded
do
197,
than,
indicated
until
of
in
Ended
March
but
final
results
for
the
earnings
earnings
year,
Mr.
1963
$8,951,802
___
$12
the
to'
earnings
at
the
$14
coming
,
4,415,809
578,154
than
Federal
acquisition
income
Operating
income
income
(loss)—net
income
188,503
$6,448,230
1,645,493
(27,879)
(20,194)
$1,763,184
_.
_
interest
charged to construction
deductions.
(credit)-
(11,494)
32,039
;
(26,593)
dividend
$677,697
947,602
128,380
129,107
requirements——
stock
common
897,531
share
per
Average shares
of
outstanding during period
549,000
545,750
$1.63
share—
$1.50
'
1994.
p.
Utah-Idaho
The
Sugar
period last
First
year.
quarter
for
sale
the
just
(&
Subs.)—Reports Record
showed
record
earnings and production in the
just .ended, according to its 72th annual
report.
O.
McKay, President,
and Chairman,
said
the
season
company
ended
The
Feb
the
was
best
listed
report
28,
1963,
U
company's
this
sugar
states.
McKay
reported
net
per
This
share
compares
in
the
to
previous
Victor Equipment
Period
Net
Ended
March
net
a
year
ended
one-hundred-pound
last
over
in
year's
than
more
previous
20
western
on
after
taxes
at
$2,390,041,
2,371,283 shares of
outstanding
income
year.—V.
of
187,
$1,975,532
83
or
cents
1137.
p.
the
quarter
Selling,
goods
sold
general
Net
—
and
income
stock
—V.
196,
1962
$3,291,076
I
$3,313,565
2,069,534
per
2,092,189
$1,221,542
administrative
$1,221,376
expenses
938,444
$322,489
137,374
157,391
$145,724
on
332,525
$165,198
$0.44
$0.50
shs~
company
earnings for
has
the
reached
-
1963
up
from
be'
drug
made
to
the
manufacturing
N. J.,
Research
reported
1963
first
record
$7,374,345 in
sales of $6,340,942
in
the
and
months
same
11%
ended
1962
increase
March
period.
31,
of
March
31,
over
the
;;7
of
1963
$3,236,055;'
was
earned
in
the
Minneapolis-Moline
volume.
business
dividend action
after
state
to
same
up
period
>
and
equipment
given as
were
•
the
on.
June
1963.
14,
.
taken with respect to the shares
the directors authorized the
was
split-up,
that,
subject to earnings and other factors
it is the intention of the company to
dividend for the third
quarter, on the in¬
shares, of 27V2 cents per share, thereby estab¬
dividend
initial
policy,
cash
of
annual
stock
rate
to
as
$1.10
of
share
per
annual
an
compared
to
rate
the
of
for
such
$2.20
present
shares,
share
per
rate
of
which
the
on
$2.—V.
2099.'
197,
(John) -Wiley & Sons, Inc.—Sales Up 25%—
Bradford
quarter
of
This
as
announced
the
year,
$2,965,000
that
compainy's
for
the
for
sales
same
the
have
quarter
first
totaled
in
1962.
an
increase in sales of
approximately 25%
Unaudited net earnings for the first
quarter of
year.
year
arfc
approximately
should
of
President,
current
against
represents
last
It
Wiley,
the
$3,760,000,
Co,
the
be
noted
New
$136,000,
that
York
adjustments.
In
these
figures
against
$105,000
based
are
without
company,
allowing
in
the
on
for
over
this
1962.
operations
inter-company
'
;
,
as
facilities
Mr. Driscoll
expansion
Institute,
at
also
the
declared.
made
in
1962,
Wiley published 270 original titles.
During the current
year, the Wiley New York companv
anticipates publishing between
350 and 400 original titles.
Last year, imports totaled
230 titles.
Of these,
approximately 120 were published under the
Wiley im¬
print from Longmans, Green in London.
Warner-Chilcott
last
Morris
This
the
assets
was
announced
of
a
firm
that
May
on
produces
27,
1963,
by
precision
Robert C.
,7:77;;77--7-7;'-;
ciuarter
of
$872,278,-amounting to
of
1963,
Chairman
Mr.
The
announcement
second
annual
of
be
by
opened
that
duce
on
independent
share
per
this
-
for
national
or.
the
hotel
at
is' proceeding ahead of schedule and
Nov. 1, 1963.
Mr. Weissberg said
that the new hotel should
an
indicate
per
reserve.
■
all
be
to
retire
Proceeds
of
existing debt
the
and
other
and
Western Air Lines,
and
electric
other
for
appliances.
types
revenues
expenses,
Other
income—net
Interest
expense
Income
Net
tax
item
It
gasoline
will
—v.
197,
item
963.
two-thirds
panies
&
the
directors
of
Yale
&
Towne
Yale
&
purpose
containing
:v"'"
of
legal and
affirmative
Towne
proxy
detailed
it
is
delays
expected
;
is
and
a
will
will
of
be
information
assuming
the
transaction
sent
be
to
both
regarding
'■
w!
shareholder
necessary
can
the
majority
consummated
•
to
consummated,
Towne
matters,
vote
shares
and
that
!
:
transaction
tax
material
merge
the businesses
it is intended that the
continue
under
its
present
company Presidents declared.
The terms being considered
of
the
two
operations
com¬
Yale
of
management,
the
two
by the respective boards of directors
would provide in
exchange for each share of Yale & Towne, the
issuance of three-fourths of a
share of Eaton common stock and
one-fourth
of
convertible
preferred, with
Eaton
new
With
turer
share
a
preferred
of
a
proposed
a
par
shares
new
Eaton 4%% cumulative
value of $25 per share. Two of
the
would
be
share.
common
1962
a
of
sales
broad
a
volume
line
passenger
&
2,138,000
183,000
621,000
108,000
542,000
843,000
T,704,000
925.000
Zero
14,040,000
'
3
1
743,000
3,273,000
Towne.
of
of
of
parts
1962
a
locks
and
and
convertible
$287,000,000,
and
marine
car,
with
handling
components
and
sales
other
construction
industrial
volume
into
Eaton
of
hardware
is
one
Eaton
manufac¬
truck
and off
for
a
customers.
$141,000,000, is
products,
and
equipment.—V.
197,
p.
a
of
1360.
779,000
the
firm,
1,069,000
$1.22
$0.55
the
$0.20
150.000
shares
then
Gilbert
$0.75
John
which
B.
Gilbert, -has
specializes
in
announced
protective
year-end
packaging
for
results
for
electronics,
aerospace and general industrial applications.
Sales for the fiscal year ended
March 31, 1963 for Zero and
its
subsidiaries amounted to
$12,527,000, up from the previous record
figure set last year, of $9,448,000,
He reported a net income of
$363,000 or 39 cents per share on
927,737 shares, the average num¬
ber outstanding for the
year. This compares with last year's
record
net of $450,000 or 49 cents
per share on the average number of
,743,000
~$L22
Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up; Net Lower-
President
"
290,000
.___
_____
all
this
unforeseen
the
materials
2 100,000
____
of
For
late summer.
If
highway,
158,000
,758,000
;____:
.
of
1962
*
^__
p.
be
of
approvals,
en¬
4 ,281,000
(less
meetings
"""■'■■'V
satisfactory determination
required
approval
by an
a
shares.
shareholders
in
$19,451,000
2
___—
Manufacturing! Co.—Proposed Merger
,
Barring
also
1963
depreciation—
per share:
Net earnings from
operations—
Special
Total
Bear Oil Co., Los
by Robert I. Wishnick
Chairman of Golden Bear!
Feldman,
companies.
general
$22 197,000
____;
provision
from operations!
in
are
1162.
p.
said
regular
manufacturer
earnings
we
197,
an
Eaton
all
Inc.—Quarterly Report
Period Ended March 31—
Operating
Operating
Jack
:■
holders
of
Headquartered at West Bend, Wis., the
company
is a- leading manufacturer of
kitchenware, electric
outboard
difference
increase,
year."—V.
preparation of legal, arrangements and
in the exploration of tax
aspects of the proposed merger of the two
companies.
The
statement
said, "Reports were given to the two
boards
of directors of the
examinations which have taken
place and the
progress
that
has
been
made
since
the
directors
unanimously
approved in principle the proposed
merger,
first
announced
on
there
■
financing
corporate purposes.
coffeemakers
the
Inc.—Acquisition—
Eaton
Assuming
Bend
used
considerable
first-quarter
for
106,497
March
Co.—Private Financing
Arranged—On
May 27, the company announced completion of a
$6,000,000 private financing program
including a $2,000,000, 4%% term bank loan due 1969, and
$4,000,000, 4%% notes due 1978. Goldman, Sachs &
Co.,
New York, arranged the sale of
the long-term notes
will
make
the
,
1962, after amortization and payments to
shareholders, a total
$312,261, or" 18% cents per share, remained in reserve.
The
first quarter figures, it was
stated, did not reflect profits from the
-new
Gramercy Inn in Washington, D. C., which opened
the latter
part of the first quarter of the current
year.—V. 1&7, p. 2099. -*
institutional investors.
of
prospects
Manufacturing Co., John C. Virden,
Chairman and
President of
Eaton, and Gordon Patterson, President of Yale
&
Towne, jointly announced thtat
progress
is being
made
in the
of
to
view
and
Yale & Towne
January, February and March of 1963, the
company ap¬
plied
$240,065 to amortization,
the reduction of mortgages and
funded debt, leaving a balance of
$632,213.
Shareholders received
cash payments of
$504,147, on the basis of 30 cents per share for
the
first quarter, leaving a balance of
$128,066, or 8 cents
cash
Witco,
issued
Following
and
During
for
magnitude
In
our
pro¬
annual net profit of between $2 and
$2% million.
/.
*
first quarter income was realized from a
profit of $584,200
hotel operations and $288,078 from, the
sale of properties.
This
compares with a profit of $986,799, or
58% cents per share for the
first quarter of 1962.
The previous
year's first quarter profit, it
wasl pointed
out, included $325,000 from the sale of a contract.
The
in
share
this
Golden Bear, incorporated in
1930, operates a refinery at Bakersfield, Calif., and a plant in Los,
Angeles where the company has its
headquarters. In 1962, the company had sales of
$8,861,600. Golden
Bear will be operated
as a
subsidiary of Witco with present man¬
agement and employees being
retained.—V. 197, p. 2199.
the
Ponce
before
surveys
of
Wishnick
quired
••
quarter earnings was made
meeting. ■
that-construction of the new
company also revealed
de Leon hotel in Puerto Rico
will
cents
first
shareholder
The
it
52
-
of
that in an
exchange of stock, Witco has ac¬
outstanding common shares of Golden Bear.
aggregate of 213,001 of its shares
in the trans¬
action—two Witco shares for each share
of Golden Bear
common,
adjusted for fractional interests.
The issuance of
the additional
stock brings Witco's total
number of shares
outstanding to 1,736,334, including 5,700 treasury
shares, an increase of 14%.
.
announced
was
organization.
75
May 28, 1963 the acquisition of
Golden
Angeles, by Witco Chemical was announced
Weissberg" Corp.—Net Lower—
months
sales
Witco Chemical Co.
Witco
profit
of
On
,
three
total
a
;
.
first
year,
•
the
the year-end totals.
confident concerning
.
Net
anticipated.
importance of textbook sales to the
company's
Mr. Wiley pointed
out, "it is not always possible
to
project sales accurately until the end
of the
third
quarter.
During 1962, for example, sales
through June were only
slightly
ahead of the previous
year's figures; by the year's
end, however,
educational
sales
moved
from
$5,500,000
to
$7,500,000.
Third-
operations of Scaico will be moved into the West
Pittston
of
Wavetronics
Industries
and
will
be
known
as
the
Scaico division of Wavetronics
Industries, Inc.
*
Scaico is a well established and
internationally known firm in
the field of temperature detectors
and controls.
Its products have
been .accepted
for a
wide range of
commercial, industrial, and
military applications.
-
is
"Because of
total income,'!
Wavetronics Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
Acquisition- of
thermal controls
Results
an
the close
no
number
imports
__
sales
quarter.
the three
of
increased sales
an
p.
;
,
applicable income taxes):
Gain on
disposition of property
Net earnings
—7—_i
Vapor Corp.—Net Up 11%—
In
will
Earnings before income taxes—11
share
net
ended
47.1%
or
1962.
$2,074,188
addition
equivalent
the
present
of
898,687
$283,098
2226.
The
,
Oil
the
is
7-.:-'-■.'•7:.
to
Special
7
Standard
time,
1963, directors voted a 2-for-l split of the common
distribution, which will be effected in the form of a
dividend, will be made on July 17, 1963, to stockholders
at
an
creased
Pro-phy-lac-tic
increase
Operating income
!_____.
earns,
p.
to
of
quarter
the
quarter
acquired
first
of
lishing
W.
Co.
first
over
the
$45,412,803
quarter
the
outstanding
declare
$73,582,000 against $74,415,Income" loss was attributed
to,'
Brush
for
up
7
Inc.,
27,
The
stock
influencing
to
1962.
for
the
May
be
Yale
1963
Income before Federal income
taxes_'___
Estimated Federal income
taxes——
Com.
of
Company
5
"
per
share for the first quarter of 1963 was
equal
share
on
2,818,439 shares
of
common
stock
out¬
March
31, 1963 against 71 cents per share on
shares outstanding as of March
31, 1962.' •
/
record
,
amounted
for
per
as
management
.
President
meeting.
of
gines in the United States and Canada.
Co.—Quarterly Report—
31—
____
of
stockholders'
by
be
spent on
capital expansion
Mr. Driscoll announced. This will
facilities
and
equipment as
well
as
Pro-phy-lac-tic
Eliminating
an
...
produces
sales
Cost
f
the
income
which is equal to $1.01
per share
stock.
history.
I
Sugar production for
equivalent of 5,968,795
the
at
the
in
&
bags of sugar, an increase of 888,257
bags
record. The company markets
Mr.
of
will
'
net sales
same
of
West
Co.
year
David
On
100%
to
,
Earnings—
fiscal
(
$818,495
stock:
common
forecast
were
outlook
.
,
first
56%
or
for
stock.
said.—
In
and
'
7
7,384
$737,273
Balance applicable to
197,
24,113
1,025,911
Preferred stock
Per
663,278
9,515
9,519
35,724
>
Net- income
-—V.
$1,625,299
671,485
expenses-—,-
income
653,137
179,631
;
;
464,851
$7,160,739
1,791,063
:
1963
the
Stock Dividend Approved—
good
Disney
N.; Bauman, Presi¬
over
income
reasons
both in this country and abroad.
Mr. Driscoll said that
Warner-Lambert increased its first
quarter
earnings to $7,140,000, or 29 cents per common share.
,This com¬
pares with $6,974,000, or
28 cents per share, earned in the same'
(II. R.)
745,033
Interest charges & other income deductions:
Interest on long-term debt
:
Amortization of debt expense, less
premium
Earnings
Mr.
J.
good.
the
divisions, and
provisions for new
additions to, existing plants,
for
26,060
501,758
.
Total
|,
release,"
and
optimistic
the
first
.
with
realize
Board,
were
$141,773,054;
for
income
$1.12
<
over-all,
will
the
of
they
for
previous
Higher production schedules on the
company's commercial
military truck contracts; increased demand in the farm
year,
include
ad-
income—current.'
income—deferred—net—~
Federal
f
to
$32,-
1
the
We
earnings
1962.
standing
2,800,175
699,148
25,532
plant
3,902,139
514,392
714,822
__~
of
in
annual
million
fiscal
All
$8,093,723
justments
Other
Other
Net
in
facility
1962
Taxes:
Interest
against
and
year.
Motor
totaled
$1,161,867
Williams, President, Wavetronics Industries.
7
The' manufacturing
equipment, back-log, good-will trade name
"Tempswiteh" and the trade mark of Scaico
Controls, Inc., River¬
side, N. J., have been acquired, Williams stated. The new
operation;
will be
entirely under Wavetronics Industries, Inc. executive man¬
cautioned
quarterly
Accordingly,
31—
Maintenance
Depreciation
.
21
to
Subs.)—Net Higher—
$32,241,856
White
1963
.
expenses:
'
of
$96,360,251
outstanding. :
7
$3,865,000, against $3,~
197", p. 1264.
$4,500,000
1360.
p.
revenue
Amortization
Other
to
look
to
In
year.—V.
was
in
now
the Warner-Lambert
Plains;—V. 197, p. 2199.
during
should
earnings
year,
Universal's
indicate
and
Driscoll
From
year
share
the
earnings
1963
of. last
business.
its
not
usual
that
those
over
nature
quarter
Operation
Total
(&
months
pictures
agement. '-7.''
Other
equal
was
sales
shares
last
company headquarters in Morris Plains,
This will be
supplementary to the
to
Upper Peninsula Power Co.--Earnings Statement—
Operating
six
$1,750,000
addition
Laboratories
prescription
undistributed
subsidiaries,
In
was
fluctuations
unique
one
Venema said.—V.
12
basis,
shares.
B
Chairman
the
sales
operating
results, of
Minneapolis-Moline,
1963, as of Jan. 1, 1963, included for the
29,
Net
A
$171,333 or six cents
Earnings for the first
1962.
lower
he
improvement
are
the
any
experiencing
same
definite
that
due
,
after
year
show
class
$203,000
were
period
forma
pro
Jan.
.
$610,543,
reporting UOP earnings, Mr. Venema pointed out that
company did somewhat better in
the first three
months
of;
1962.
of
quarter
Productions
for
sales
Alfred E.
during
When
this
a
and
■
Record
showed
for
P.
quarter.
the
of
year
shareholders
of
that
higher than for any
history of the company.
were
They said orders- for heavy-duty trucks were
continuing at a
high level and that the outlook for farm equipment business
the
Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co.—Net
Slightly
Higher—
period.
earnings of
share.
per
those
Maynard
;
foreign
earnings
above
are
to
year
Universale
non-consolidated
or
such
of
against net
first
1963
of
$125,000,
share
per
in
earnings
of
number
recent
on
common
Black,
told
With
for
63
remainder
continues
$254,000
1962 sales, net sales,
however,"
$4,427,000, or 6.4%, versus the year ago
.7:;- '".7..v7Sales and earnings "figures were
adjusted to include the operating
results
of
the
American
Chicle
Company, which was acquired;
last .Qctober.
: *'
•
*
Co.—Net Up Sharply—
quarter
of
last
year,* according
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
per
equal,
of
F.
the
Up 47.1%; Net 56%—
reported
1963
!
the
same
the
R:
dent,
the
in
Although
(Ohio).
21
the
same
income
185.
197,
000
1787.
p.
Universal Oil Products
In
net
income
net
corresponding
income
on
the
197,
Earnings for
or
for
the
V.
31.
shares will be non-callable for four
years.
Universal
American
presently
owns
in
and
the
the
Universal
in
for
,
1962,
the
on
profits
meetings
on
preferred share will be convertible into 2!/2 shares of Universal
American common
for
foul years
and
thereafter
into
2
shares,
the
those
quarter
ago.
world.
new
of
in
Gross
of
the
stockholders
of
Bohn
and
Universal,merger, will be held during August.'
Merger terms call for the exchange of one share of Universal
American common and one share of a new class of
second preferred
stock for each share of Bohn
Aluminum.
This new preferred stock will
carry an annual cumulative divi¬
dend of $1.75 per share and will have
a
par value of $35. Each
to
is
it
J.
643,281 for the related period last
year.
1
"All product now in release
is meeting, on
fine
public
acceptance around the
Mich,,
merger,
which
is subject
both
companies, is scheduled
of
exceed
and
V;/:-
Wralt Disney
The
stockholders
Aug.
Corp.
will
quarter
has
company
first " quarter
of
Consolidated net profit for the six
months ended March 30, 1963.
was
$2,576,556. equal to $1.49 per share on the
1,725,049 common
shares outstanding
after provision for taxes of
$2,767,000, Presi-.
dent Roy O. Disney said in an
interim report to shareholders. The,
corresponding, period ended March 31, 1962 showed a net
profit
of
$2,425,065, equal to $1.45 per share on the
1,674,804 common
shares then
outstanding after provision for taxes of $2,786,000.
Corp.—Proposed Merger&
period
at
continuing
net
a
share, against $69,687, or 15
in 1962, Chester H. Peterson,-
per
period
Aluminum
approval of
become effective
Special
quarter
cents
same
sales
were
$1,408,201
during the first
compared with $1,442,116
for
last
year.';
both years are based on 446,881 common
of March 31, 1963.—V. 197, p. 1061.
as
share
a
Net-sales
Down
Net
in
the
to
Net
—
1963
Bohn
of
Universal
merger
Inc.
1360.
^
first
14
or
share
Directors
Co.,
second
are
Loose,
President, ' Vapor's backlog of
1963, had increased to over $8 million.—
31,
period-.of
555,000
for' the
earnings
shares outstanding
to
Reclaiming
year
Arthur
1,000,000
the
;;.-:5 V;
•
a
1963
the
company has
announced
quarter ended March 31,
1963,
25 cents per share on
cents
S.
the
for
The
Rights will expire June 17.
Francisco, is Uie~ principal underwriter.
U.
to
that, operations
(William) Wallace Corp.—Net Higher—
share for each 13 Vz
Slightly—
months
p.
in
earnings
March
on
197,
-level
said
additional
an
share
per
that
According
Bank
Chairman,
favorable
■
expected
(San Diego, Calif.) — Rights
Stockholders—The bank is offering its:
to
The
Bruce,
most
a
White Motor Co.—Sales
ago.
D.
same
U.
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
Net
of
.
.
Mr.
.
.
outstanding.
attributed
the drop in net to loss of
production during
August by Zero's Eastern Division into a new
plant at Monson, Mass., and to losses suffered
in start-up on a major
contract which, he
anticipates, will result
in normal profits this
year.—V. 197, p. 663.
move
made
square
last
foot
Volume
197
Number
6269
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(2301)
57
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
ALABAMA
Lundborg
(P.
O.
Bond
Montgomery),
Sale
bonds
enue
awarded
Home
—
The
May 22
to A the
v
rev¬
were
Housing
A
;
Fort
and
warrants
sold
were
about
of
University
Board of
>
•
6
net inter¬
Due
Palos
/•'" aa
have
June 15 from
on
Verdes
post¬
the
lor
w
The
—
awarded
were
First
National
geles,
$95,000
to
the
Bank,
follows:
as
$10,000 4V2S.
and
of Los An¬
-
on
1976
390,000
Due
San
Francisco
Note
Shepard,
of
Capistrano Beach School District,
X.
Orange County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—L.' B.
will
receive
Ana
until
sealed
11
bids
at
June 25 for the purchase of
000
school
1963. Due
1988
bonds.
chase
Dated
$335,-
July
at
at
or
awarded
to
the.
City
Bank
20,
pay¬
America
of
office
of
the
Chicago.
or
Legality
the
Bond
bonds
Crocker-
Sale—The
$79,000
offered
awarded
May
the
to
Housing
Safe
sold
were
to
the
Union
Angeles County, Calif.
Sal e—The
the
Bank
S. A., San
S.
100.018,
about
a
3.35%,
as
1967
60,000 3V4s.
on
.
3V4S.
Due
1
inclusive.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Merrill
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Inc.; J. Barth & Co.; Hayden, Stone & Co.; J. B. Hanauer
& Co.; J. A.
Hogle & Co.; Ken-
Smith
MacArthur & Co.; Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern; Irving
ower,
•
'if'
; u,
•"
•
■
r 1
& i
on
June 1 from
June 1 from
on
A
&
Bond
kins,
on
Offering
City
Los
(PDST)
a.m.
of
purchase
July 1 from
on
Treasurer's
Angeles,
York
June
bids
June
$650,000
15,
are
est
the
sewer
1963.
1964 to
8
for
Principal
office,
or
at
Chicago
New
or
June
on
15
1
"A
of
water
-v:A
at
the
14
Note
the
office
of
the
Treasurer,
June
will
until
11
for
the
25
$50,200,000
Due
purchase
bonds,
of
fol¬
as
*
City
300,000
Co., Cher¬
okee Securities Co.,
Walter,
Woody & Heimerdinger, and Watkins, Morrow & Co.
paying
1, 1962. Due
1964
Interest
to
Dated
Dec.
on
1991
1
inclusive,
J-D.
& Cutler.
offered
about
rev¬
May 28
Co., at
3.43%,
$655,000 4s.
cost
of
follows:
as
Due
from
1
1975
Due
1982
to
from
1983
1,340,000 3^s.
1990
Due
to
Due
on
Oct.
1
C.
&
Co.;
du Pont &
Oct. 1 from
July
Paine, Web¬
Inc.;
Bean, Inc.; Ball, Burge
by
Robinson,
*
Robinson
•
receive
sealed
bids
until
2
(EST)
June
on
for
8
$1,500,000
as
Corp., and Varne-
1
from
1969
The
able.
Due
Hawaii
County
hattan
at
Chase
Hawaii
June
on
1
callable.
from
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Development Commission
(P. O.
Bond
Offering
Bond
Tallahassee), Fla.
Sale—The
enue
awarded to
bonds
$2,700,000 rev¬
offered
a
May
27 were
syndicate headed by
Q,
•
.
Postponed—The
sealed bids of May 28 for the purof
$10,500,000
revenue
.
,,
■
-;
■
Butler
5
the
for
purchase
$1,-
of
interest
and
011
July 1 from
inclusive.
1983
to
(J-J)
Bank
Principal
payable at the
Treasurer's
County
office,
New
York
or
Trust
until
bids
for
2
the
1997
Ice
for
school
the
p.m.
-
(PDST)
purchase
bonds.
Dated
of
at
the
First
of
Idaho, N. A.
in
Craigmont.
June
$337,000
July 1, 1963.
Principal and interest
able
on
(J-J)
Security
Craigmont office
Legality
by Dawson, Nagel,
Howard.
approved
Sherman and
A-O. Le¬
Corydon, Ind.
N
Offering
4 for
June
—
Clella Kemp,
Treasurer, will receive
1 p.m.
(EST) on
the purchase of $164,—
bonds. Dated June
revenue
1963. Due
on
1
Dec.
from
The
inclusive.
Principal
bonds
and
1,
1965 to
are
interest
(J-D) payable at the Old Capital
Bank
Trust
&
Co., Corydon. Le¬
approved
gality
by
Ross,
Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller.
St.
pay¬
Bank,
1,
1963 to
Miller.
&
callable.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
Nov.
1 from
inclusive. Interest
1993
Idaho
Offering—Robt. C. Strom,
June
gality approved by Ross, McCord,
000
Counties, School District
A No. 305 (P. O. Craigmont),
on
Dated
Nov;
on
sealed bids until
Lewis, Idaho and Nez Perce
(CST)
p.m.
purchase of $785,000
bonds.
1960. Due
Clerk and
IDAHO
University (P. O.
Bond Offering—Kathryn Brom¬
Bond
bids until 7
A,
ley, Secretary, will receive sealed
Co., New York City/Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson
Bond
A-A
Indianapolis), Ind.
revenue
1966
18
1,1962. Legality ap¬
Co.;
Carbondale), III.
14
to
;
*
Dated Dec.
•
.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (HST) on
Man¬
1965
&
Co.; Munici¬
INDIANA
on
The bonds are
Walston
Southern Illinois University (P.
receive
Treasurer,
Bank, New York City.
1989 inclusive.
Co.;
■
will
County
1,100,000 utilities tax certificates.
Due
Due Dec. 1, 1978.
pal Bond Corp., and Morrissey &
Co. "
.AA-
Tana.be,
interest
and
the
&
(P. O. Hilo),
Bond Offering—Dick T.
call-
are
1976
1,
bonds, has been indefinitely post¬
1996 in¬
to
bonds
Principal
payable
Reynolds
poned.
& Logan.
bonds.
sewer
V
Dec.
on
Francis I. du Pont &
chase
the
follows:
Dec. 1, 1974
on
Co.;
&
HAWAII
Chemical
purchase of $2,600,000 bonds and
Dec. 1 from
Other members of the syndicate:
July 1, 1963. Due
Robert D. Wirtgubgm, City Clerk,
on
inclusive.
Due
245,000 310s.
450,000 improvement bonds. Dated
Bond and Certificate Offering-
at
1977.
Sterne, Agee & Leach;
12,
FLORIDA
Florida
syndicate:
Co.; Leedy, Wheeler &
of
purchase
Due
1973
400,000 3s.
and
Alleman,
(EDST)
Dated
notes.
Inc.,
of about
and 1975.
Tollner &
Kraus;
Co.,
cost
follows:
as
335,000 2.90s. Due
inclusive.
Dreyfus:
&
interest
$620,000 3.y4s,
Allyn & Co., Inc.; Eastman
Bradford
$1,600,000
syndicate headed by
a
Kindred
net
a
inclusive.
1992
to
Barcus,
1964 to
on
1989
Sal e—The
Bond
inclusive.
3.40s.
1,975,000
(P. O.
school bonds offered May 27 were
3.05%,
Oct. 1 from
on
108
Mindinah), III.
par,
Due Oct. 1, 1974.
945,000 3V4S,
rev¬
Quail &
Community High
School District No.
awarded to
Oct.
on
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
85,000 3V2s.
$650,000
sold to
were
DuPage County
were
price of
a
interest
net
a
bonds
enue
syndicate headed by
a
John Nuveen &
100.0003,
Sale;—The
Co.
Sale—The $5,000,000
bonds
June
will
Carlyle, III.
Bond
County (P. O. Decatur),
receive
.
a.m.
& Cole.
agent of the City of San Francisco
Chicago. Legality
T
,
bonds.
revenue
Legality approved by Chapman
GEORGIA
doe, Chisholm & Co., Inc.
July 10, 1964. Legality
in New York
or
(CDST)
the
for
Bond
ler,
Paul, Ind.
will
p.m.
,
Offering—Merle C. Wink¬
Town
Clerk
"
at
receive
10 a.m,
Interest M-N.
Masten. &
Mayer, Har¬
Offering—Gerald A. Lamb,
sealed bids
ica N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco
or
Haussler,
will
revenue
from
state Securities
Principal and inter¬
payable
June
on
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc.; Inter¬
CONNECTICUT
from
office, Bank of Amer¬
E.
&
&
$1,000,000
Connecticut (State of)
of
callable.
A.
Seasongood
ber, Jackson & Curtis; Francis I.
inclusive. The bonds
(J-D)
Manager,
$1,565,000
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.; J.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
June
1988
Treasurer's
Business
lows:
Nelson O'Rourke &
C.
bonds. Dated June
Due
May 1 from
on
Other members of the
COLORADO
Wat-
purchase
May 1, 1985
on
City. Legality approved by
Greeley, Colo.
(PDST)
p.m.
Illinois
Bond Offering—A. G.
Dec.
A.
will A receive
until
11
D.
Dun¬
Bradley University (P. O. Peoria),
rington & Co., Hugo Marx & Co.,
O'Melveny & Myers.
A>
Fred
—
Clerk,
1
inclusive.
Mayes, Inc.,
Co.,
enue
(J-J) payable at the
certificates,
Tracy, Calif.
.A.
Vieth,
inclusive.
Georgia
fiscal agency of the District in
any
p.m.
inclusive.
Due
to
Wood, Inc.
members of the syndi-.
Pierce, Garrison & Wulbern, $1,265,000 revenue bonds.^ Dated
Inc., Johnston,
Lemon
&
May 1, 1962.
Due on May 1
Co.,
from 1965 to 2002 inclusive.
Mullaney, Wells & Co., Hendrix
Bond
Delray Beach, Fla.
June 1 from
on
May
on
1984
Other
-
sealed
June
~
1988
District
price,
inclusive.
3%s.
1991
awarded to
inclusive.
1993
clusive.
1, 1968.
\ from 1977 to 1981. inclusive.
452,000 3 VzS. Due on June 1 from
1982 to
to
and interest
from 1982 to 19,88 inclusive.
June 1 from
on
on
Due
1981
to
&
inclusive.
1975
to
1976
.
inclusive. 'AAaAA'
Due June 1 from 1969
1971
to
1972
of
to 1976 inclusive.
3(50,000
1964
1,400,000
Due June
1967
follows:
as
1,050,000 3s.
.
480,000 3s.
3.12%,
to
.
N. T.
a
Due
to
870,000 3.70s. Due
DeKalb
net interest cost of
a
600,000 23/4s. Due
follows:
$2^0,000 4%s. Due
1964 to
cost
100.036,
/,
price of
interest
America
$950,000 3V4s. Due
syndicate headed by
of
America N. T. &
net
July 1, 1963. Due
on
$4,000,000
A., of San Francisco, at
about
:
of
sold
III.
$25,000 road
inclusive.
sealed bids until
1987
District,
The
—
were
&
can
Road
Sale
1986.
&
$510,000 waterworks bonds. Dated
State
syndicate headed by
a
and
bonds
May 1 from
Ke-
and
Everett L.
—
the
for
5
approved
of
$1,532,000
a
Sal e—The
Bank
the
a
Francisco, at
June
1963.
school bonds offered
May 28 were
awarded to
Bond Offering
awarded to
school
Deposit Bank, Stockton.
Los
Jackson
Co.,
MacArthur & Co.
school bonds offered May 28 were
Excelsior Union High School
Dist.,
Bond
Webber,
provement District No. 2,
and
Finance Agency.
Bond
Shasta County, Calif.
bonds
Paine,
Curtis; Walston &
were
Orange County, Calif.
Columbia School District,
1975
Bond
Blyth & Co., Inc.; Stone & Young-
water
24
Santa Ana Unified School District,
$39,000
;
Imperial County, Calif.
city
3.15%.
Sale—The
1992 inclusive.
purchase
about
Bond
July 1 from
on
bonds.
Home
.
-
be received until June 18 for the
rington & Sutcliffe.
Anglo National Bank, San Fran¬
cisco, at a net interest cost of
.
1990 to
:
ap¬
Seeley County Water District,
$460,000
July 1 from
on
Other members of the syndicate:
paying
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-
improvement bonds offered May 7
were
the
July 1 from
on
agent of the District in New York
Principal and, in¬
The
June
on
Principal and interest
Chico, Calif.
—
Due
pur¬
N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
1,
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Sale
J.
Dated
notes.
1965.
terest (J-J) payable at the County
Treasurer's office. * Legality ap¬
Bond
1963.
July 1 from
on
at Riverside until 11
sealed
able
on
July 1 from 1965 to
on
inclusive.
$6,000,000
20,
Due
1975 inclusive.
Directors, will receive sealed bids
the Board
of
receive
June 13 for the
on
of
June
Santa
(PDST)
a.m.
(PDST)
Wallace,
Supervisors,
'■
follows:
July 1 from
on
Grubb, Secretary of the Board of
Rapid
Richard
—
will
as
3.83%,
Due
200,000 3.85s. Due
1
bids at San Francisco until 2 p.m.
,
Clerk of the Board of
Area
Secretary
Directors,
interest
California
June
on
Bay
Offering
net
1987 to 1989 inclusive.
on
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
1974
follows:
as
on
America A 295,000 3.60s. Due
a
Arenzville
par, a net interest
3.70s.
from
ILLINOIS
Phelps,
T.
A
1
1988 inclusive.
to
of
a
1,095,000
Western Municipal Water Im¬
Transit District, Calif.
June 1 from
on
about
nower,
June
on
Due
1983
to
Salomon
and
3.63%,
June 1 from
Due
3.40s.
from
1975 to 1978 inclusive.
25,000 3V2S.
31/4s.
100.031,
from 1977 to 1982 inclusive.
June 1 from
on
to
Bank
175,000 3.80s. Due
inclusive.
1968 to 1973 inclusive.
Due
j
-
Due
390,000
"
■</
June 1 from
1969
5,000 ,3%sA Due June 1, 1967.
30,000 3s. Due on June 1 from
25,000 3%s.
of
berg;
on
520,000 3s.
,
•
1966.,
follows:
as
1966 to 1969 inclusive.
June 1, 1965
on
Bank,
net interest
a
3.28%,
$200,000 4%s. Due
Security-
.
Due
cost of about
16
Co., at
1966
syndicate
A1976 to 1986 inclusive.
Stern, Frank Meyer &
price of 100.031,
a
im¬
offered May
Co.,
$440,000 2.90s. Due
:
a
510,000 3%s. Due
Angeles; Weeden & Co.; Tay¬
& Co.;
of
140,000 3V2S.
$1,500,000
California
United
&
Hutzler,
cate:
syndicate composed
a
&
cost of about
1964 to 1971 inclusive.
Fox, and J. A. Overton & Co., at
Avalon, Calif.
Sale
to
Fenn &
Water
A., San Francisco, at
1972 to
Sale—The
awarded
Los
CALIFORNIA
cost
school bonds offered May 28 were
$4,805,000
been
N. T. & S.
price
to
the
by
$225,000 5s.
Unified
Peninsula
headed
County, Calif.
Bond
poned.
Bond
15,
J-D.
California
awarded
were
1Q65,
Interest
Weld
Brothers
—
School District, Los Angeles
of
provement bonds
June
White,
Bond Sale
The $1,250,000
waterworks bonds offered May 24
$580,000
Dated
inclusive.
Trustees, Ala.
bonds
Dahlquist,
•
•'
Offering Postponed—The sealed
revenue
Orrick,
District, San Diego County,
>«V A-'.A"';
■/A
June
on
of
Myers.
Alabama,
bids for the purchase of
sealed
Sterne, Legality approved by O'Melveny
•
by
Valley Center Municipal
Sharp,
(PDST)
bonds.
1988
to
4.01%.
of
approved
A
Irene
purchase
'
.v... ' h'
Frank,
receive
—
will
the
overpass
'
$387,000
to
a
for
1963.
Sale—The
Agee & Leach, at par,
cost
+
Offering
Clerk,
bids until 8 p.m.
Payne), Ala.
W arrant
Stern,
\
Bond
City
5
County (P. O.
Co.;
Indio, Calif.
Finance Agency.
DeKalb
est
Ala.
$680,000
offered
&
Meyer & Fox; C. N. White & Co.: Herrington & Sutcliffe.
Alabama State Board of Education
receive
(EST),
purchase
of
and
Treasurer,
until i
sealed, bids
June 4 for the
$192,000
revenue
on
•
58
July
Dated
bonds.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2302)
LOUISIANA
Due
1963.
1,
Jan. 1 from 1964 to 2003 inclu¬
on
Breaux
Principal and interest (J-J)
sive.
Bond
State
Bank, St. Paul. Legality approved
by Ross, McCord, Ice & Miller.
payable
the
at
Waldron
$450,000 5s.
Offering—Will
Clerk,
Town
venue,
Due
1964 to
1969
Bridge, La.
sealed bids until
50,000
Bien-
A.
7 p.m.
IOWA
Due
1973
(CST) on
to
Bond
Offering
will
Clerk,
C(ity
Keith
—
callable.
Raw,
bonds
J-J.
Interest
are
250,000 3.60s. Due
Legality
1986 to
approved by Foley, Cox & Judell.
sealed
receive
100,000
(CST) on June 7
bids until 8 p.m.
The
inclusive.
1983
Clear Lake, Iowa
-
Calcasieu
School District
Parish
.
for
the
purchase of $147,000 un¬
limited
tax
bonds,
No.
(P. O. Lake Charles),
27
follows:
as
Louisiana
.
-
June
on
'
>
Bond Sale—The
improvement bonds. Due
$61,000
from
1
inclusive.
1972
to
1964
offered
bonds
awarded
.
86,000 street construction bonds.
Dec.
Due
on
1974
1964
from
22
May
I.
were
&
duPont
Co., and the Commercial National
to
inclusive.
1
$215,000 school
Francis
to
cate:
Bank
of
on
&
Co.,
,
;
Pierce,
of
the
&
syndi¬
&
Smith
Shannon
Co.,
&
Pohl
&
Inc., and Robert K. Wallace &
Shreveport, jointly, at a
"
,
net
interest
of
cost
nister,
Ban¬
by
approved
Ahlers
Carpenter,
East Baton Rouge Parish (P»
&
Baton. Rouge), La.
Cooney.
Certificate
certificates
Hawarden, Iowa
,
Bond
Sale
The
—
The
—
May
$60,000
22
were
awarded to Hattier & Sanford, at
im¬
$56,000
Sale
offered
a
3.09%.
net interest cost of about
provement bonds offered May 20
awarded to Carleton D. Beh
were
Co., at
Brewer School
2.667c.
bonds
The
—
Securities
lumbian
'
lows:
135,000
Co¬
as
fol¬
3.20s, at
/:■
cost
///•',
1983
to
:
bonds.
the
of
until 2 p.m.
(CST)
of
the purchase
bonds.
n
g—Frank
until
bids
15,
bonds
the
bridge
Due
1963.
callable.
are
of $363,000 revenue
>
bids
until
County (P. O.
Offering—rLewis
sealed
Wil¬
P.
Offering—S.
President,
bids until
June
on
$202,000
sealed
Oct.
11
000
bonds,
1,
-
bids
until
for
4
$180,000
7:30 p.m.
the
bonds.
revenue
June
1, 1963. Due
1964
to
1983
(CST)
of
purchase
Dated
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
Interest
1,
1962. Due
to
A-O.
1992
Dawson
Bond
Sale
bonds
enue
Springs, Ky.
—
The
offered
rev¬
May 22
were
awarded to the Bankers Bond
Inc., at
Co.,
net interest cost of about
a
4.78%.
bonds
enue
awarded
of
The
—
offered
to
the
$53,000
May 23
rev¬
Community Bank
County,
Corp.
(P.
Bond
awarded
to
offered May
the First U.
and the First Knoxville
21
S.
rev¬
were
Corp.,
Co., joint¬
ly.-
bonds
Sale—The $500,000 sewer
offered
awarded
to
the
May
23
were
Equitable Securi¬
Corp., and the Cherokee
curities
100.008,
Co.,, jointly, at
a
a
interest
net
Se¬
bids
000
until
enue
bonds
The
$95,000
rev¬
offered May 20 were
awarded to the
Security and Bond
Co.
(EDST)
1962.
Due
1963
on
1968
bonds
The
to
are
bonds.
approved, by
Sale
Miller,
&
$1,295,000
Co., at
of
about
cost
follows:
Thorndike,
par,
net
a
3.30%,
July
as
1971
inclusive.
to
and
July
from
1
approved
July 1, 1974
on
Palmer
&
members
Paine,
&
of
the
Webber,
Co.,
Shockey
Town
Mc-
until
12
for
7:30 p.m.
the
to
purchase
bonds.
sewage
&
Inc.;
Co.,
&
syndi¬
Jackson
&
Hutchinson,
and
Kenower,
Co.
of
1
The
Interest A-O. Legal¬
ity approved by Miller, Canfield,
Paddock
&
17
for
sewer
will
the
receive
(CDST)
purchase
bonds,
as
Connelly,
of
sealed
June
on
$750,000
follows:
(P. O. Inkster), Mich.
The
July
Dorsey,
by
Owen,
Mar-
quart, Windhorst & West.
First
of
of
by
Michigan Corp., at a
100.032,
cost of about
a
3.40%,
net
as
interest
follows:
Offering
Kochevar,
chase
price
will
17
the
for
bonds.
1963.
Due
1984
inclusive.
on
City
sealed
(CDST)
of
on
1
bids
June
$500,000
Dated June
Sale
Bond
The $145,000
—
Bank
Greenwood.
of
Sale
Home
Finance
Agency.
•
Springfield, Mo.
$195,000
July
Interest
Bond
1,
1966
J-J.
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until
purchase
bonds.
of
July 17 for the
$3,000,000
revenue
,
to
Winona, Mo.
Le¬
Bond
Sale—The $25,000 water*
Brothers & Co.
bonds
Minnesota (State of)
State
until
25 for the
10
King,
(CDST)
a.m.
590,000 bonds,,
Heart
Bond
Offering
interest
4.17%.
W.
Inc.,
about
of
cost
*
■
Bond
Loe,
City
bids
(CDST)
p.m.
were
Sparks, Nev.
D.
bids
7
rev¬
3
NEVADA
District Clerk, will receive sealed
until
May
Juran & Moody,
to
net
a
$100,000
offered
School Dist.
—
Stern
,
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
at
buildings bonds.
Indep.
Bond
enue
follows:
as
to
Bridger, Mont.
on
purchase of $40,-
state
sold
were
MONTANA
Offering—Stafford
Auditor, will receive sealed
bids
im¬
$24,000
awarded to the Housing and
were
and
The
—
provement bonds offered May 20
works
Bond
im¬
provement bonds were sold to the
sealed
from
1
County (P. O.
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
on
Offering—Claude Cauble,
Clerk,
until
will
7:30
receive
p.m.
sealed
(PDST)
on
June 5 for the purchase of $110,-
June
000
000.000 sewer bonds. Dated June
school
bonds.
Due
1977
inclusive.
on
Dated
are
Jan.
1
July
1,
1966
to
from
Interest
J-J.
Le¬
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
St.
Paul, Port Authority
now,
10
the
for
purchase of $2,-
—
until
4
will
chase
on
,
of
L.
p.m.
for the
pur¬
revenue
callable.
June 18 for the
$2,500,000
Nagel,
son,
from
The
1966
pur¬
improvement
bonds
to
1993
inclu¬
callable. Le¬
are
gality approved by Dorsey, Owen,
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
District No.. 833, Minn.
Bank
the
until
of
will
June
bonds.
on
Interest
is
able
or
on
June
J-D.
d
on
City
for
5
the
expected
Due
to
inclusive.
1982
about
pro¬
avail¬
son
Mercer
New
Bond
Principal
Freeholders,
will
bids until 2 p.m.
11
for
the
receive
(EDST)
purchase
bonds.
inclusive.
bids until 8 p.m.
June
Trenton
$275,000
Legality
of
on
T.
Car¬
roll, Clerk of the Board of Chosen
Mayme Scott,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
(CDST)
and
Jersey
Offering—Philip
to
—
purchase
July
County (P. O. Trenton),
Due
the
Dated
July 1 from 1964
1, 1963.
for
June
$1,407,000
Legality approved by Reed,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy.
improvement
12
on
County National Bank, Jersey
June 12.
Winnebago, Minn.
Bond Offering
of
bonds.
1, 1963.
on
sealed
receive
(EDST)
purchase
improvement
the
school
be
to
will
a.m.
City.
for
$2,000,000
JERSEY
Offering—John F. Lee,
Clerk,
bids until 11
receive
27
Howard.
Bayonne, N.J.
Bldg., Saint Paul,
District
are
interest
interest (J-J) payable at the Hud¬
Washington County Indep. School
that
bonds
and
Sherman &
NEW
noon
bonds. Dated June 1, 1963. Due on
1
The
Principal
office. Legality approved by Daw¬
B
(CDST)
re¬
7:30
1, 1963. Due
inclusive.
1991
callable.
Treasurer of the Authority,
building bonds. A complete
Edward
Clerk,
1, 1963. Due on June 1 from 1965
to
(J-D) payable at the City Clerk's
(P. O.
will receive sealed bids until
spectus
from 1966 to 1993 inclusive. The
bonds
of
Dated
Jan,
1987
1
MISSOURI
receive
purchase
June
on
Greenwood), Miss.
were
Housing
bids until 8 p.m. (CDST) on June
purchase
school bpnds offered
May 28 were
awarded to a syndicate headed
reve¬
21
Due
LeFlore
Offering—L. W. Mannion,
Clerk,
proved
ceive
the
Bond
City
sealed bids
$1,600,000
2s.
Finance Agency.
1, 1965. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
Bond
' ■'
May
the
to
National
Dated July 1, 1963. Due on
Chisholm, Minn.
—
offered
awarded
June 1 from
on
1986 inclusive.
Winstonville, Miss.
by Shaughnessy & Co., Inc., First
375,000 series B bonds.
Cherry Hill School District
$207,000
June 1 from
on
1983 inclusive.
and 1988.
Bond
Bond Offering—We are advised
Stone.
Sale
bonds
nue
sive.
$375,000 series A bonds.
from
bonds
Clerk,
bids until 1 p.m.
Dated
Oct.
on
1992 inclusive.
callable.
(EST)
42,000
v
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
1979
1984 to
Bond Offering—Neil H. Griebe-
Burnsville, Minn.
I.
Owen
St, Paul), Minn.
Bond Offering—Pat J.
John
—
Legal¬
Dorsey,
by
Sale—The
■■
Curtis; Juran & Moody, Inc.; Kal-
by
Elduff, Village Clerk, will receive
June
Bond
to
63,000 314s. Due
Littlefork, Minn.
June
Offering
sealed bids
approved
J-J.
gality approved by Dorsev, Owen,
July 1 from
on
1975.
Other
cate:
1975
1 from
June
on
105,000 3V8S. Due
1 from
Interest
of
from
1
1974 inclusive.
1968 to
inclusive. The bonds
1979
June
on
147,000 4s. Due
Dated
Jan.
inclusive.
1973
140,000 31/2S. Due
1,
Bangor, Mich.
are
on
1970
.
Bond
1965
Due
to
200,000 3.40s. Due
MICHIGAN
on
3s.
MacArthur
Dodge.
to
callable.
cost
.
1965
man
Storey,
1965
are
and
follows:
as
Due
5s.
No. 655, Minn.
syndicate headed by
a
$74,000
on
6,600,000 aeronautics bonds.
The
—
Ulrich,
bonds,
on
22
Duddleston,
&
interest
net
a
3.26%,
1980 to
(CDST)
p.m.
improvement
$33,990,000
bonds offered May 23 were
awarded to
on
of $250,-
Dated
Legality
000
Sacred
sewer
7:30
June
on
Boston.
of
Millersburg, Ky.
—
a.m.
until
Brooklyn Park, Minn.
Bond
Clark,
Safe Deposit and Trust Company,
Bond
Sale
1,
part,
about
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
<
MINNESOTA
July 1 from 1964 to
inclusive. Principal and in¬
about 2.96%.
Bond
11
sewer
1963. Due
price of
cost
Legality
$955,000
E.
June 5 for the purchase
$785,000
Bond
The
from
at
were,
Roger
May
group/ com¬
Laurel,
Bank,
84,000 3V4S. Due
—
a
McLarty
Kroeze,
interest cost of about
1963.
Offering—John
April 1, 1963. Due
Glasgow, Ky.
ties
Bond
Courthouse
$342,000
inclusive.
Massachusetts
O. Prestonburg), Ky.
Sale —The
bonds
enue
Public
from
John Nuveen
Waltham, Mass. (P. O. Boston),
were
Erlanger.
Floyd
by-
approved
terest (J-J) payable at the Boston
Erlanger, Ky.
Sale
1
interest
1973
Bond
Oct.
Canfield, Paddock & Stpne.
from
1
Interest
City Treasurer, will receive sealed
$500,000
on
of
Choate, Hall & Stewart.
J-D.
Legality approved by Skaggs,
Hays & Fahey.
Dec.
1
23
Allison-Williams
Offering
building
callable.
inclusive.
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
Legality
(EST)
on
1988
are
Dated
(EDST)
purchase
on
sealed
purchase of $423,-
Due
to
bonds
•
1964
1963.
1963
Mc-
receive
the
to
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
$270,000 school
May
July 1, 1963. Due
Minor,
callable.
Justus
Indep. School Dist.
National
Marshall, Minn.
follows:
as
Nov.
bonds.
revenue
bids
33,000 street improvement bonds.
a.m.
10
&
$390,000 water bonds. Dated Feb.
pay¬
will
the
for
Harris
p.m.
awarded
$515,000
offered
bonds,
posed of Hattier & Sanford, First,
June 3 for the purchase of $132,-
were
receive
7:30
June 17 for the
Massachusetts
7 Bond
Bond
Clair, Mich.
will
Peter¬
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Home
Clerk,
Emerson College (P. O. Boston),
Kinley,
May 22
Stranahan,
City
Treasurer's
State
to
Legal¬
'
,
rev¬
net interest cost of about
a
St.
10:30
June 25 for the
July
$250,000
offered
industrial
Marquart, Windhorst & West.
Bond Offering—Ethel G.
MASSACHUSETTS
liams, County Clerk, will receive
June
approved
to
a net
S.
will
Attorney General.
June 7 for
Burkesville), Ky.
on
Legality
Sale—The
bonds
enue
bids
Underwood, Jr.
Bond
.callable.
are
J-J.
Howard,
by
ity
Bond
Legality approved by the
Legality approved by Tom
Cumberland
1963.
2.99%.
$14,000,000
The
at
State
Com¬
sealed
on
A-O.
awarded
Treasurer,
on
Dated
office.
Kalb,
District
receive
July 1,
Holland, Mich.
-
will
Dated
Cudlip.
July 15 from 1964 to 1983 in¬
able
(P. O. Brooksville), Ky.
Secretary
purchase of $2,200,000
by Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
as
basis
a
Principal and interest (J-J)
District
Bond Offering—Robert A.
i
e r
State
sealed
clusive.
Water
jointly,
(State of)
O f f
purchase
KENTUCKY
mission,
June
Interest
The
Sale/—
Bond
Dated
La Crescent, Minn.
sealed
on
April 1 from 1964 to 1989
on
Lyons,
and
Inc.,
3.15%.
(EDST)
a.m.
on
1
about
receive
inclusive.
County
(EST)
p.m.
bonds.
Interest
$500,000
price of 100.40,
a
Bond
July 1 from
on
Co.,
Lee,
Carpenter,
-
July 1 from
on
8
the
for
Co., at
inclusive.
415,000 3V2S. Due
No.
of
&
Maine
July 1 from
inclusive.
1977
to
Bracken
Trust
Hannahs
July 1 from
on
1974
305,000 3V4s. Due
1979
the
Corp.,
on
3s. Due
1968 to
1975
&
1966 inclusive. /
7 1964 to
I
to
]'/::■
$45,000 23/4s. Due
11
school
receive
will
until
awarded to the Hartford National
Bank
$900,000 rev¬
sold
were
The
—
school bonds offered May 23 were
Topeka, Kansas
Sale
Bond
enue
District, Maine
Sale
Bond
bids
of
Jan. 1 from
on
offered
Carty, Secretary of the Board of
Education,
purchase
bonds.
Bond Sale—The
Co., at
Mc-
Laurel, Miss.
(CDST)
p.m.
inclusive. The bonds
Lake
bonds
are
Legality
J-J.
MISSISSIPPI
receive
VZV;// No. 880, Minn. 7/
3.28%.
inclusive. The bonds
.
KANSAS
Howard
Interest
G.
LeFevere, Lefler & Hamilton.
son,
Mich,
Due
|i;i
MAINE
net interest cost of about
a
1989
ity, approved
M.
Offering—Clara
the
hospital
to
Clawson School District,
O#
4
for
callable.
Bond
.■
Legality
will
until
12
awarded
3.48%.
about
1966
bonds
The
inclusive.
1989
to
callable.
were
•/ /
Co., Merrill
Fenner
bids
$350,000
Bennett, McDonald
Inc., Manley,
Co.
1991
•
members
Village,
June
are
John Nuveen
Lynch,
June 1,
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
quart & West.
Richard
—
July 1, 1963. Due
inclusive.
Due
1992.
Other
v
1990
Is.
and
..
June 1 from
on
Offering
sealed
on
inclusive.
1981- to- 1985
-
i
Bond
.
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Mar¬
Morem,
June 1 from
on
&
Harmony, Minn.
June 1, 1974
on
Lefler
Hamilton.
inclusive.
1980
LeFevere,
from
1
Howard,
by
approved
Peterson,
1970.
1,
Legality
inclusive.
250,000 3V2S>,.Due
July 1 from 1964 to
on
to
from
1
June
on
350,000 33/4s. Due
bonds. Dated July 1,
revenue
1963.
Due June
Due
1971
June 11 for the purchase of $470,000
41/4s.
150,000 4s.
will receive
June
on
inclusive.
.
1978
on
sealed
on
June
of $1,892,000
Dated
July
July 1 from 1964
Principal
and
interest (J-J) payable at the. First
National
,
Bank,
approved
Trenton.
by'. Sullivan,
improvement bonds. Dated July 1,
Donovan, Hanrahan, McGovern &
1963.
Lane.
Due
on
July
1
from
1965
Volume 197
South
(P.
N. J.
Brunswick),
O.
Offering—Frank C. Oblin-
.Bond
the
of
Secretary
ger,
Township School
Brunswick
district
of
Board
Education, will receive sealed bids
until
8
(EDST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
The Commercial
Number 6269
September1 15,
between
ence
However,
pointed
bonds
Principal and interest (J-D)
sion funds
the
at
National
First
Cfanbury.
Bank,
Legality approved
by
and
Bond
gains
will
the
for
Beame
11
addi¬
be
funds.
over
"Bond
with greater yields,
gages,
Lea County, Hohbs Municipal Sch.
of
the
Comptroller's
increase
VV.:
;
*
.
"We
ments
Offering—D. A.
Cochran,
of
tion, will receive sealed bids until
(MST)
year
bonds.
June
on
clusive.
•.
No. 12, New Mex.
offered
May
The
Three
ments.
22
were
turity
funds,
cost
about
3.30%.
County, Portales Munic¬
School District No.
ipal
Sale—The
Bond
bonds
awarded
to Stern
May
23
were
of
cost
the
to
about
NEW
Beame's
i will receive
J.
purchase
bids
sealed
(EDST)
June
on
of
in
until
11
the
York
March 1 from 1964 to 1992
(P. O. New York), N. Y.
Note
Sale—The $2,800,000
offered
May 27
Salomon
Brothers
&
New
York
State
(P. O. New York), N.
Agency
Executive
hattan
receive
sealed
and
Bank, New York City or
Beacon.
National
Legality
at
Housing Finance
Note
Mattewan
Hutzler,
net interest cost of about 1.70%.
a
Sigety,
the
notes
awarded to
were
interest
Principal
Bank,
by
approved
Offering
(EDST)
chase
of
Charles
—
until
bids
5
will
2
or
1988
1,
1963.
Principal
(F-A) payable at the
City, Fiscal Agency of
Oklahoma, New York
Manufacturers Trust Co.,
City. Legality approved
Sale—
as
\
sealed
(EDST)
chase
of
Dated
1
bids
June
on
until
$210,000
Feb.
from
to
p.m.
pur¬
bonds.
water
Due
,1, 1963.
1964
2
the
6 fpr
Feb.
on
payable
Trust
at the
The
Bank,
to
the
Dallas,
syndicate
a
First
at
National
interest
net
a
Company
Legality
Trimble
of
approved
New
by
York.
Lewis and Clark
Caldwell,
College Board of
Principal and interest (F-A)
NORTH DAKOTA
& Trust Company of
Par shall,
Central New
Bond
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
June 12 for the
Mount Pleasant
-
North
Pond
(EST)
J
*
of
Offering—Earle
sealed
ceive
on
bids
W.
$122,000
11
improvement
15, 1963.
from .1963
to
Due
able
the
at
1968
County
by
f Dikeman.
;
Municipal
*
Funds
troller
pension
Auditor,
June 3
1,
K.
will
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
refunding bonds.
1963. Due
on
Bond
ap¬
Davis,
&
Co., John
Rothschild
for
sewer
Due
(PDST)
purchase
Dec. 15 from
inclusive. The bonds
June
on
of
$140,000
City
bonds
1983
1964 to
1978
callable.
are
at
the
of $400,1964
Owen,
gained
West.
City
Treasurer's
of¬
Legality approved by Shuler,
D.
a
par,
offered
enue
bonds
Authority, Pa.
for three
Finance Agency.
of bonds
with
ma¬
&
of
the
receive
sealed
July
for
receive
9
$2,600,000
11
(EST)
a.m.
May 24
were
Housing and Home
the
on
purchase
will
about
or
$50,000;000
authority bonds.
of
ap¬
general,
&
son
&
&
Burr,
Co., Inc., Francis I. duPont
Co., Fahnestock &
Morton
&
Pollock
&
Co., W. H.
Inc.,'Wm. E.
Co, Inc.,
Bond Sale—The
enue
bonds
Halsey,
$23,260,000
offered
a
until
1963. Due
1964
to
the
at
Townsend, Crouter
Webster
&
Bodine,
Dougherty
Co.,
&
Eldredge & Co., Inc., Fitzpatrick,
Sullivan
&
Co., Geo. B. Gibbons
&
Co., Inc., Gregory & Sons, Halle
Stieglitz, Kean, Taylor & Co.,
H.
Walker
Weigold
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
&
Chas.
Beane,
Co.,
Inc.,
F.
W.
Carthy.
York
&
M.
Freeman
Blair
Co.
&
&
Co.,
&
Hulme,
Inc.,
&
&
Kraus,
James
Burge
Foster
Inc.
Bond
&
Fahey,
Inc.,
Clark
&
&
Co.,
Co.,
&
Bennett
P.
B.
Offering—J.
&
May 23
Co.,
Ed
Allen,
of
until
(EST)
noon
June 4 for
on
the purchase of $500,000 improve¬
bonds.
ment
Due
inclusive.
able.
Dated
June
on
The
Interest
proved
by
June
from
1
bonds
J-D.
1963.
1,
1964
1983
to
call-t
are,
Legality
ap¬
Sinkler, Gibbs & Si¬
mons.
TENNESSEE
Carthage, Tenn.
Bond Offering—John F.
Mayor,
until
will
10
for the
receive
(CST)
a.m.
on
Co.,
bids
June
on
purchase of $415,000
bonds. Dated Jan.
er
Gilbert,
sealed
Jan.
from
1
clusive.
1, 1963. Due
1966
Interest
12
sew¬
to
in¬
2003
Legality
(J-J).
approved by Bass, Berry & Sims.
)4f.
TEXAS
Brownfield,
Bond
Texas
Offering—Alva J. Geron,
City Secretary, will receive sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on June
for
the
Dated
Due
1
June
on
inclusive.
$190,000
of
purchase
street bonds.
June
from
1, 1963.
1964 to
.Principal
and
1973
interest
Co.," Kay,
(J-D) payable at the Fort Worth
S.
McKee
National
&
Co.,
Root
&
Put¬
Co.,
&
Worth,
Fort
Bank,
of
Brownfield. Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., and TilDallas
& Co.
Independent School Dist.,
Inc.,
Bond
Thomas,
Offering
Secretary
were
of
were
Water
Authority,
will
bids
4
June
$3,000,000
until
3
for
Michael
awarded
interest
receive
(EDST)
purchase
bonds.
of
callable.
Bank & Trust
The bonds
Principal and inter¬
Co., Pittsburgh. Le¬
gality
approved
at a
Shaw
&
by
McClay.
syndicate
a
a
price of 100.061,
cost
about
of
a
net
2.94%,
as
•
$3,500,000
from
47/8s.
1964
Due
to
on
1970
June
1
inclusive.
Dated
payable at the Mellon National
'by
to
the First National City
follows:
p.m.
inclusive.
Bank, at
Joint
the
Due on May 1 from
May 1, 1963..
est
the
revenue
—
$10,000,000
schoolhouse bonds offered May 29
(P. O. Pittsburgh),
sealed
are
rev¬
Sal e—The
Bond
headed by
1965 to 1988,
syndicate headed
Stuart
-
&
C.
Co., Inc., McKelvey
nam
Co., Robin¬
Co., Inc., Burns, Corbett &
Cutter,
-
Directors, will receive sealed bids
6
Pickard,
'
(P. O. York), S. C•
Chairman of the County Board
&
Co.,
&
•'
.
Charles G. Peeler &
Carolina,
approved
Inc.,
Co.,
Ball,
Beane,
R.
South
"
Inc.,
Kerner,
Humphrey
-
&
Humphrey,
Close
Rambo,
Austin
Tollner
M.
or
Na¬
Legality
of
County
E.
Mayes,
Inc.,
Craigie
Applegate
&
Company,
William
Inc.,
Southern
and
by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Co., Free¬
&
Hendrix
Co.,
pay¬
Han¬
Arthurs,
Inc.,
Co., Thomas
&
man
July
on
inclusive.
Co., New York City
Bank
Lestrange & Co., Dempsey-Tegeler
1973
Manufacturer's
Spartanburg.
Co., Inc., Goodbody &
Co., J. C. Bradford & Co., Bramhall, Falion & Co., Inc., DeHaven
on
Building Authority (P. O.
awarded to
Mar-*
June 4 for the
on
July 1,
,from
tional
Coffin
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg), Pa.
rev¬
L.
bids
sealed
able
L.
Blatt,
Authority,
bids
proximately
University (P. O.
offered
awarded to the
Offering—John
will
Dist.
Principal and interest (J-J)
Corp.,
Authority
Bond Offering—Genevieve
Cleveland), Ohio
$30,977,155, plus accrued interest,
lots
Windhorst
Sale—The
Bond
tin
School
Texas
Pennsylvania State Public School
Western Reserve*
Nuveen
Weeks,
Wildinsburg Penn Joint Water
Pennsylvania General State
Secretary
of
Spartanburg), S. C.
PENNSYLVANIA
state
Bond
bidder
M-N.
Dorsey,
/
Beame
with
by
Char¬
cost
&
&
Hayden Stone & Co., R. S. Dick¬
ney
OHIO
$30,520,760 to The Chase
successful
Marquart,
Comp¬
as
Interest
Bank,
County
(P. O.
Trust
Richards
Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
May
May
North
Co., Dean Witter &
&
pay¬
on
Dated
approved
6
Citizens
15, 1963.
Principal and interest (J-D)
receive
May 1 from
inclusive.
Spartanburg
No.
the
son
bonds. Dated Jurie
on
able
Bas-
the
the
interest
net
a
over
liston
Offering—Elsie Brisbane,
bids until 8 p.m.
4
to
National
at
$500,000
offered
awarded
were
lotte,
The
—
bonds
F.
Co., Hornblower
Robinson
City Recorder, will receive sealed
fice.
(CST)
for the purchase
Legality
Manhattan Bank.
The
City
sett,
Y.
funds
Abraham
value of
Owen,
& West.
Offering—Dean
Bonds—
Sell
$456,395 in cash May 28
awarded
Dorsey,
Wahpeton, No. Dak.
Bond
Legality
Rockwood,
.
New York City, N.
Pension
by
Marquart, Windhorst
to
j
May 1 from
approved
000
&
on
Dated
callable. Interest M-N. Legal¬
ap¬
Galloway
bonds;
ity
inclusive.
pay¬
on
inclusive. The bonds
1982
to
(CST)
are
July
Legality
Sykes,
1964
bonds.
Trust, Com¬
Pleasantville.
proved
re¬
a.m.
on
Principal and interest (J-J)
pany,
Par-
will
until
improvement
A-O.
by
Monmouth, Ore.
purchase of $450,-
May 1, 1963. Due
June 5 for the purchase
Dated June
15
000
Tarrytown), N. Y.
Town Supervisors,
sops,
*
(P. O.
Interest
No. Dak.
Sale
road
Swiss American Corp., J. R. Wil-
Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 2 p.m.
reve¬
Biggs, Strayer and Stoel.
able at the Oneida National Bank
York, Utica. Legality approved by
$1,798,000
Oct. 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclu¬
proved
pay¬
of
bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1961. Due
sive.
Mitchell.
&
inclusive.
2002
on
~
1
G.
(P. O. Portland), Ore.
purchase
nue
Agency.
Dated
OREGON
the
Finance
Housing
ler, R. W. Pressprich & Co., Bear,
&
cost of about 3.02%.
Offering—Harry C. Visse,
Secretary of the Board of Trus¬
Morgan Guaranty
Goldman,
Co., Glore, F'organ & Co.,
Co., Inc., Merrill Lynch,
&
Bond Offering—Francis G. GrifDated June 13, 1963. Due Dec. tees, will receive sealed bids un¬ Inc., The Ohio
Tobin
&
Co.,
fin, Village Treasurer, will re¬
12, 1963.
Principal and interest til 10 a.m. (PDST) on June 12 for
ceive
|
Co.,
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
awarded
by
May 27
the
purchase of $500,000 school bonds.
&
Bond
30,000,000 notes.
&
county road bonds offered May 27
headed
22
to
about 3.02%.
Walston & Co., Inc., Baxter & Co.,
pur¬
notes,
inclusive.
$228,000 im¬
County (P. O. Dillon), S. C.
Carolina
$5,865,000
were
&
Corp., Salomon Brothers & Hutz¬
County (P. O. Tulsa), Okla. •A.
Bond
v
Trustees
notes.
to
by Chapman & Cutler.
Tulsa
Home
Bond
Nov. 1 from
on
Gi'obs
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Ira Haupt
& Co., Stone & Webster Securities
p.m.
the
for
$32,800,000
Y.
E.
Director,
June
on
$2,800,000
Clayville, N. Y.
J
City
and
1
1
The
awarded
Dillon
Nov.
on
Legality
Sinkler,
—
Paribas
1966
First National Bank & Trust Co.,
follows:
Sykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
Aug.
the State of
Sale
Co., Weeden & Co., Bache & Co.,
Aug. 1 from
Dated
Due
by
Stearns
1988
inclusive.
Oklahoma
Housing Finance
(M-S) payable at the Chase Man¬
inclusive.
Salomon
Hutzler, $30,922,827.
State
Blair
on
•
and interest
1
Nov.
on
pay¬
State
Manhattan
provement bonds offered
were
Nov.
on
Due
2002
J. 4 Devine
Sachs &
Due
2,900,000 waterworks bonds. Due
Municipal
1
Other members of the syndicate:
C.
•
bonds.
Aug. 1 from 1965 to
on
to
Chase
in¬
callable. A
are
Chesterfield, S. C.
Bond
Nov.
on
Due
1992
Blacksburg
the
or
1,
from 1996 to 1999 inclusive.
2000
1962.
to
Simons.
Nov.
on
Due
3V2s.
1,
1965
bonds
the
approved
,vV':Yiv
Due
3.45s.
The
at
Bank,
from 1993 to. 1995 inclusive.
1,825,000
on
inclusive.
prices
The, First National City
and
Due
clusive.
on
1
from 1989 to 1992 inclusive.
2,850,000
Nov;
from
1
for
1974 inclusive.
bonds.
sewer
Nov.
on
Due
3.35s.
Dated
Nov.
5
Reed, Smith,
3,000,000
from
3,000,000
from
500,000
23/4s.
1971
Due
to
3.10s.^
1977
Due
to
on
1976
Chemical
June
1
inclusive.
on June 1
inclusive.
1982
l/10s. Due June 1, 1983.
Other members of the
Bank
New
i
revenue
Bank, New York City.
1985.
I- 3,410,000 3.40s.
Aug.
on
1,
from 1986 to 1988 inclusive.
1988
950,000 traffic control bonds. Due
year
improve-
March 1, 1963.
*
;j
the
to
bonds.
county
Due
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1988 in¬
the
a
1965 to
clusive.
New York
Ma-
12 for
$1,752,000
| ment bonds. Dated
on
million
$30,959,479,
Agency
Offering—Daniel
ho'ney, Commissioner of Finance,
Due
of
3.30s.
1984 and
June
on
Principal and interest (J-J)
Nov.
on
Due
865,000 114s. Due
sewer
1,000,000
314s.
1,435,000
;
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1988 in¬
■
pension
YORK
Beacon, N. Y.
'Bond
$1.7
office
Building:
New
v
:
May 28 sale in Comptroller
Brothers &
a.m.
.1 from
pension funds' income.
Bank
2.15%.
i"
the
1965
200,000 park bonds. Due
1962
1,
•'
Due
(EST)
1
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
^
on
inclusive.
the
for the four lots of bonds offered
at the
Aug. X from
on
3.20s.
2,640,000
■;>
2,000,000 convention bonds.
totaling
Two other bidders offered
Brothers & Co.,
interest
net
a
Jan.
reinvestment
and
(P. O.
1
$160,000 school
offered
at
into
estimated
an
Portales), New Mex.
!
|
elusive..
the fourth
premiums
■
Due
Nov.
on
1978 and 1979.
y
on
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1988 in-
proceeds of the three sales added
Roosevelt
[,
since
cash
of
interest
;
"secondary" sales of ..." 1,000,000
bonds
brought
Due
noon
able
1,210,000
Offering—Clyde Borders,
will receive sealed bids
clusive.
Due
CAROLINA
purchase of $241,000
on
3.10s.
2,310,000
bonds.
sewer
1,000,000 airport bonds.
year
increase
'
■'elusive.*•■-
.
pension fund invest¬
$1,614,273.56
net
the
at
on
"
will
a
Due
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1988 in-
;
•
was
to
program
Co., Inc.,
a
-
"secondary" offering in the Comp¬
at
\
return
$347,936
May 28 sale
awarded to Coughlin &
j
"That
1,000,000
a-
bonds.
sewer
1, 1971
from 1973 to 1977 inclusive.
Aug.. 1 from 1965 to 1988 in¬
clusive.
$129.9 million worth of short-ma¬
Bond Sale—The $210,000 school
bonds
than
more
returns from
Municipal School District
v
|
Pyatt,
more,
this money alone."
on
.Legality
and
or
said.
additional
an
troller's
v:.
Melrose
Beame
rate of
Due
1968 in¬
J-D.
Easley
by
.
20, 1963.
1964 to
Interest
„
f' Hobbs.
June
20 from
approved
.
$1,500,000 \ school
of
Dated
4.4%,
•
average
an
to the pension funds," Comp-
troller
June 20 for the
on
mean
purchase-
about
2,725,000
until
the
on
Aug.
on
1
Nov.
on
Nov.
on
Bond
Mayor,
1972.
and
from 1966 to 1987 inclusive.
2,000,000
funds.
invest¬
new
ought to bring
return
to
program
the
1
Due
59
Blacksburg, S. C.
Nov. 1 from
on
925,000 3s. Due
on
;
750,000 park bonds. Due
part
as
of pension
estimate
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
2 p.m.
yields
a: Hohbs);
New Mexico
Due
elusive.
MEXICO
jDistrict No. i6 (p.
bonds.
3.10s.
SOUTH
follows:-.
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
Aug. 1 from 1966 to 1988 in-
highly-rated securities and mort¬
NEW
1,260,000
purchase of $15,050,000
street
net interest cost
1963 to 1967 inclusive.
June
on
3.32%,
$1,805,000 4s. Due
clusive.
from the sale will be reinvested in
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
(CST)
a.m.
-1,250,000 airport bonds. Due
Money
a year.
Luttrell,
Aug. 1 from 1965 to 1974 in¬
$3.5 billion, returned
of 3.26%
11
$1,000,000
part of their invest¬
average
until
for the
pen¬
as
T.
as
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
The
just sold, held by the
ments of
an
there
Offering—R.
a
of about
City Manager, will receive sealed
bids
Comptroller
out
tional
able
value
par
price of 98.018,
Oklahoma City, Okla.
tills of the pension funds.
Dated June 1, 1963. Due on
pay¬
the
differ¬
The
the accepted bid means cash in the
June 1 from.1964 to 1978 inclusive.
bonds.
1964.
(2303)
OKLAHOMA
turity dates from May 1, 1964 to
June 20
on
$609,000 school
Financial Chronicle
and
syndicate:
York Trust
>
60
4
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2304)
.
.
Monday, June 3, 1963
.
■
_____
Co.; Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
Michigan
both of New
Struthers
York; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; First Southwest Co.; First
Johnston,
Co.;
of
Fahnestock
Co.;
000
&.
Co.;
&
Lemon
June 4 for the
Wood,
Corporation;
&
Due
Kilgore Indep. School District,
Winston-Salem; Laidlaw &
Co.; Underwood, Neuhaus & Co.,
T exas
Co.,
Inc.; Rotan, Mosle & Co.; William
Blair
&
National
Houston;
Northwestern
Bank, Minneapolis; Ed-
dleman,
Pollok
Bank,
bonds
First City National
Co.;
&
,
til 2 p.m.
interest
of
cost
follows:
as
from
23/4s.
1966
July
on
1
inclusive.
1973
1979 inclusive.
1974 to
3V4S.
same
bonds
time
Due
on
Sale—The
Additional
revenue
of
&
Texas
and
San
to
a
$6,000,000
sold
were
at
the
syndicate headed
$1,100,000 4s.
on
July 1 from
3.80s.
Due
on
on
July
1
(CST)
on
June 3
Sale
of $400,000 school-
by
Meyer,
Legality
Huguenin
41/2S.
from 1963 to
415,000
ap¬
and
&
4s.
Due
to
syndi¬
Oct.
Oct.
on
to
2,870,000
Equitable
F.
S.
Securities Corporation;
Moseley
&
Co.;
First
of
Bond
Jr.,
bids
Offering—Henry
Mayor,
until
will
2:30
receive^
p.m.
Taylor,
sealed
(CST)
on
3V2S.
Due
members,
of
on
of
Dated
April 1
$750,000
April
from
Que.
Offering—Rene Harvey,
receive
sealed
(EDST)
p.m.
bid$
8
until
for
4
June
on
the
The bonds
Prindipal
and
approved
by
1,
are
interest
Le¬
Caldwell,
Avon, Center, Magnolia, Newark,
Oct.
July 1, 1963. Due on
July 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
Montreal, Que.
1964
Orfordville and Footville Villages,
1
Plymouth, Rock and Spring Valley
Towns, Joint School District No. 4
inclusive.
the
Legally
QUEBEC
Debenture Sale—The
debentures
(P. O. Orfordville), Wis.
syndi¬
Bond
Offering
—
Thomas New-
$25,000,000
sold to
were
cate headed
syndi¬
a
by L. G. Beaubien &
Co., Ltd.
Other members of the syndicate;
Dominion
Securities
Corp.,
Ltd.;
Royal Securities Corp., Ltd.; A. E.
Ames & Co., Ltd.; Nesbitt, Thom¬
&
son
Oct. 1 from
on
Principal
office.
Clermont,
will
Trimble & Mitchell.
185,000 Is, Due Oct. 1, 1985.
Other
purchase
1993, inclusive.
gality
1974 inclusive.
from 1975 to 1984
inclusive.
(J-J) payable at the
Village Secretary and Treasurer,
WISCONSIN
on
Dated
CANADA
&
Va.
tional City Bank, New York.
1
'
Other members of the syndicate:
Gay
ing Fund Commission, Charleston;
or purchaser's option at First Na¬
1970
1,
of
purchase
bonds.
Treasurer's
City
Roberts,
by
(A-O) payable at the State Sink¬
follows:
on
(CDST)
p.m.
approved, by Chapman & Cutler,
Bond
bonds.
Due
callable.
inclusive.
1969
school
1983
to
(J-D) payable
Lawrence,
the
for
1971.
1972
Temple, Texas
as
the
purchase of $109,500 improvement
1963.
net interest
a
Due
685,000 33/4s. Due
Boothman.
from 1983 to 1996 inclusive.
at
3.46%,
on
inclu¬
Offering:—Eugene Suder,
revenue
Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Inc.,
$1,145,000
pay¬
Angelo National
Dumas,
&
2
for
18
bonds. Dated
11
a
until
bids
June
on
Jarl W. Aho,
—
Finance, will receive
City Recorder, will receive sealed
$5,300,000
bonds were sold to
cost of about
The bonds are callable.
San Angelo.
The
—
of
bids until 2 p.m. (EDST) on June
.
John Nuveen & Co. and Marshall
IDated June 15, 1963 Vh
San
Bond
Bellingham, Wash.
Bond
Due
1983
WEST VIRGINIA
Legality approved by Sat-
R.
to
Buckhannon, W.
Interest
•
terlee, Warfield & Stephens.
June 15 from 1964 to 1987
the
at
Bank,
proved
1982 inclusive.
1975 to
4,900,000
Due
inclusive.
WASHINGTON
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
follows:
2012
cate headed by
inclusive.
as
to
until
house bonds.
Dated
1, 1962. Due 011 Nov. 1 from
sewer
for the purchase
bonds.
sealed
1964
approved
p.m.
1965
M-N.
p.m.
2
revenue
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
Van Ingen &
Co., Inc., at 100.058,
until
Director
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
gality
Nov.
Offer in g—David
Due
net interest cost of about 3.82%,
$1,600,000
Shahan, Secretary of the Board of
by Kuhn, Loeb & Co., and B. J.
a
on
Texas
5:30
at the
will
Secretary,
bids
Offering
and interest
1963.
1,
1965
cipal and interest
La-
State
Angelo Indep. School District,
June
from
1
receive
(EDST) Shefelman,
June 14 for the purchase of Moch.
zear,
sealed
approved
by Chapman & Cutler.
sive. The bonds are callable. Prin¬
Va.
A.
June
purchase of $298,000 un¬
tax bonds, as follows:
Dated
Offering—Robert
Bond
sealed
on
165,000 library bonds.
June
City),
York
G. Tucker,
receive
1983
July 1, 1963. Due on July 1 from
Dumas,
Huguenin
Dumas,
Boothman.
Bond
July 1
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
5,000,000
v
Due
to
Legality approved
by Attorney General of the
Due on July 1 from
7,500,000 3s.
callable.
Street, New
to
Legality
Superior, Wis.
$133,000 fire bonds.
VIRGINIA
1963.
1,
bonds are
The
Dallas.
Bank,
Due on July 1 from
1982 inclusive.
10,000,000
June
holder.
by
1964
J-D.
Bond
(PDST)
inclusive.
from
Interest
$4,500,000
Huguenin & Boothman.
Due
June 1 from 1965 to 1993 in¬
on
approved
will
1, 1963. Due on June
limited
Temple
school Hampton Institute (P, O. 20 Broad
$2,000,000
of
Dated
bonds.
clusive;
$2,500,000 4s.
1975 to
purchase
of
of
D.
—
school bonds.
$1,100,000
Dated June
1
p.m.
June 12 for the pur¬
on
of
re¬
2
until
6 for the
Bank,
the
Bank
option
June 3 for the
on
Principal and interest (J-D) pay¬
able at the Mercantile National
net
a
3.03%,
(CST)
First National City
of New
100.0425,
Trus¬
of
York, at a price of
headed by the
about
Board
the
Legality
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
Texas
provement bonds offered May 29
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
Bank
of
National
Offering
bids until 2 p.m.
of
Bank
(CDST)
chase
will
Clerk,
bids
sealed
:;,v'^
Clerk,
City
interest payable
Temple
the
at
or
P.
District
comer,
ceive
Sunnyside, Wash.
Bond
National
National
Texas
Hamm,
E.
Wm.
and Coughlin &
Co., Inc.
callable.
and
First
the
Temple,
Texas
are
Principal
at
Offering—M.
Bond
President
Sale—The $25,000,000 im¬
Bond
Company.
Mesquite Indep* School District,
Lovett & Abercrombie & Co., and
Houston,
were
Southwest
Fosdick, Inc.;
Blewer, Glynn & Co.
bonds
$200,000 school
sold
to
the
First
Bond Sale—The
Co.;
Co.;
Son & Co.; Weeden &
Co., Inc.
The
inclusive.
1990
to
&
man
15, 1963. Due on June 15 from
1967
&
Co,; Dominick & Dominick; Kal-
641,000 sewer bonds. Dated May
Co., Inc.; Wachovia Bank & Trust
Witter
Dean
Northwest
Harper &
1994 inclusive. The bonds are
callable.
Inc.
Co., Inc.; James A. Andrews &
Inc.;
Pacific
1964 to
15 from
June
on
Set^rities & Co.;
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith
June
bonds., Dated
Union
Dillon,
Merrill
improvement
15, 1963.
city
$2,520,000
Corporation; A. G. Almon, McKinney & Dudley, Inc.;
Becker & Co., Inc.; Trust Com¬ Dittmar & Co., Inc.; Dallas Union
Securities Co.; McCormick & Co.,
pany of Georgia, Atlanta; Wood,
Corbett & Pickard,
Struthers & Co.; Braun, Bosworth and Burns,
Michigan
&
cate: White, Welcl & Co.; Eastman
purchase of $3,161,-
bonds, as follows:
Co., Ltd.; Wood, Gundy &
Co., Ltd.;
Rene
T.
W. C. Pitfield &
shields
Inc.;
Gouinlock
Robert
Leclerc,
Inc.;
Co., Ltd.; Green-
Belanger, Inc.; Bell,
&
Co., Ltd.; Goeffrion
&
Gelinas, Inc.; McLeod,
Young, Weir & Co., Ltd.; Morgan,
Ostiguy & Hudon, Ltd.;
Mills,
S'pence & Co., Ltd.; Graham, Arm¬
strong
Securities
Norris
&
Casgrain
Mead
Ltd.;
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