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New York 7, N.
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%
the
REGISTRATIONS
SEC
which
owned
March
" '
4,
1963, the company
originally filed with the SEC
ment
$900,000 of 6 'fa
to
•';
-*
;
6h
have
subord.
conv.
offered
been
in
Corp.-^-SEC Registra¬
-x*
Dec.
15,
debentures and
which covered
1951,
of
262-264
finance
consumer
»•
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Spring
and
Street,
related
W.,
N.
Cash-O-Matic Coupon
20%.
of
common
stock,
(including
group
shares
owned
Harry
A.
by
.
ment
Jr:,
ered
.
is
engaged
be
1963
filed
offered
be
at
Reg. A
for
used
342
development
systems.—V.
the
$2.50,
purchase
and
of
Proceeds are
;
1,000,000
sales
promotions
Avenue,
manufacture
office
and
factory
Boston,
is engaged in the
peripheral equipment for
of
517.
p.
i
Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing;—
;
„
'i/-l1
shares
common
-
.through
»
..P.-£589./;
Van
Alstyne,
to
have
Noel
.
.
The Fund
statement
156
of
with
underwriters
Broad
-j
St.,
SEC
Annapolis,-, Md.,r filed:
March
on
5
100.000
covering
$30,400,000
of
shares
,
been
Corp.,
offered
New
at
$4
York.—V.
and
*'W"
as :a"
group own 32%
Allen J. Reiter is president of the Fund and
its investment adviser, Chesapeake Investment Corp.; and the
companies have other common management officials.
In ad¬
dition, each.-present, stockholder of the Fund is a stockholder- in
v
;
-
/
of
*
corporation' .on, • Feb>
shares
common
Proceeds
to
are
be
J9i,f 1963; filed
.
be
to
used
offered
for
at
196,
shares
—
Chicago
on
Island
'
,
Paine,
the
Webber,
Jackson
&
The
Curtis,
interest
<
SEC
Feb.
on
convertible
for
by
the
of
New
York
sale
'
holders
York,
Stock
as
of
of
March
31,
>
60,000
stock,
J
the
stock.
has
company
Donald
*-
common
engaged in
the
receive
the
that
plated
sale
Tennessee
the
the
.
in
of
time
time
to
The
.
connection
C.
Power
or
Board
Chairman
197, p. ;615.-
and
directors
the
of
Service
preference
i"
i
'h*
*
r
♦ <
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<f
^ \\
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t
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<-
on
■
shares
Feb.
to
be
23,^
to be
are
1963
offered
used
,
.
by
filed-
at
$5,
a
607
San
The
capital
stock of Tennessee large
"underwriter" within the
of
former
affiliates,
be
an
enough to
909.
p.
v.
»
-
,
Consolidated
.
^
Oil &
Rights Offering—
The company
tion
statement
sinking
chase
fund
an
states
it
21.3%,
to
principal
amount
$4,875
1963.
offer
able
$3,875
The
of
s,
j
each
underlying
before
covering
of
June
company's business
warrant
subscription
500
shares
1963
and
consists
the
at
to
of
$4,875
the
of
record
until
March
of
net
proceeds
$1,586,008
of
from
notes,
the
and
debenture
the
balance
sale
will
will
be
be
31,
retire
v.:,
by
the
about
reason
its
company's
$600,000,
of
,
and
such
liabilities
deficit
is
exceeded
said
to
its
occurred
gas
of
the
Reg'd
to
working
to
be
net
capital
for
offered
718.,;
^
p.
?T'jr-.-'V';
to
711
used
be
Merchants
15,000
general corporate purposes.
Bank
Building,
exploration of
and
acquisition
for
1
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Indianapolis,
is
molybdenum
ore
engaged
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v,t»J
mining
**«»'•••-• V*
originally filed with the SEC on Jan. 29, 1962, which covered
common shares, of which 50,000 were to have been offered
the
and 25,000 by Electronic Specialty Co., parent,
share, through Myron A. Lomasney & Co., New York.—•
683.
company,
$5 per
V.
195, p.
38
38
The
2
Li-1-—1
48
48
4300
West
190th
St.,
statement
outstanding
sale by
the
shares of common stock,
holders thereof from time
with
the
SEC
\
Torrance,
on
Feb.
to
to
,V
;
"Registered—*
Calif.,
filed
28
be
time
covering
offered
for
the
on
•
'
a
51,700
public
,m
American
Stock
Exchange or
in
the
Over-the-Counter
market
at
prices
prevailing
on
said Exchange.
The
company
is engaged in the
12%
is
and
and
addition
to
shares
596,148
1
of
company
registration
In
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r.
Standard Brands Paint Co.—^Common
and
Board
direct
allied
retail
distribution
in
products
the
of
Southern
paints,
enamels,
California
area.
certain
indebtedness, the company has outstanding
common
stock, of which Milton Brucker owns
of
management
officials
as
a
group
25.1%.
Dan
Greenberg
Chairman
and Sid Greenberg is President.
Walter Floersheimer, Allen & Co. and Alan J. Hirschfield propose to sell 25,000,
25,000 and 1,700 shares each
(of an aggregate of 74,900 shares
owned by them). Allen & Co. will continue to own 20,000 shares
and
Floersheimer 3,200 shares.—V.
197, p.
662.
i
Travel Management Corp.—Common
The
company
registration
shares
of
shares
from
additional
pated
that
of
1612
statement
common
time
travel
such
K
with
stock.
to
time
St.,
N.
the
The
in
Registered—
Washington, D. C., filed a
on
Feb. 28 covering 800,000
W.,
SEC
company
connection
proposes
with
issue such
acquisition of
to
the
and related businesses, and it is antici¬
will be issued at such prices as may be
agencies
shares
negotiated by the company and the owners of the businesses
-
for
proceeds from
ultimate ap¬
Regulators Inc.—SEC Registration Withdrawn—
1^, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state*
44 j
Statement of Member Banks of
Federal Reserve System
t
added
be
39
Exchange
Foreign Exchange Rates
will
are
K
by
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks___
48
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank
Clearings
47
income
in
75,000
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
by
company's large capital expenditures in excess of
for acquisition, exploration and
development of
and oil properties; In addition to certain indebtedness,
own
,fk
at
General Corporation and Investment News-Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
-
V?
current, assets
have
and:; !;
and,;
outstanding stock of the adviser. The
10,838 capital shares, of management of74.6%.
Cyrus W. Anderson Is president.
;ciaUns^t./(•
38
Condition
the
current
natural
current
:
40
Stock
sale
Proceeds
38
City Bond Offeririgs_
55
Dividends Declared and
Payable-- 11
working
also '
On March
State and
capital and used to finance the drilling and development of the
company's
properties
(including
waterflooding)
and
for
other
corporate purposes. According to the prospectus, as of Nov. 30,
1962,
is
Management
the
$40,000,000—:V. 197,
I
.
ment
39
at
includes
to
retirement.-' Centennial
mortgage bonds
(series M)
due
1993,
sale at competitive bidding, Apr. 9.^The
bond
varnishes
leaseholds
to
group
manufacture
1967.
used
added
a
as
37
Miscellaneous Features
interests
in oil and
gas properties,
including in some
producing properties, exploration and development thereof
production and sale of crude oil, condensate and natural gas.
The
objectives
for.
■
of
instances
and
company.
1962
and
is registered under
1940 as a diversified open-end
'It was established primarily to
•
The corporation on Feb. 21, 1963 filed a
"Reg. A" covering
common shares to be offered at
$20, without underwriting.
38
of
other
and
Oct.
of
with
funds
'
Exchange
38
Transactions American Stock Exchange—38
is
.
state¬
Nye Metals, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Nye
37
37
Transactions New York Stock
are-exercis-
June
acquisition
$500
shares
also
which
6%
It
investmet
retirement
in
Act
first
V.J
37
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages____««_
SEC Index of Stock Prices___«—_—.-^_-__-
pur¬
100%
of
25
statement
warrants
at
at
rate
purchase
held
involved.-- The
outstanding
stock).
common
stockholders
of
to
registration
a
plication to the cost of gross additions to the company's utility
properties including prepayment of bank loans (estimated at $14,000,000)
made
to provide funds for construction purposes.
The
construction program for 1963 Is estimated at $36,000,000 and for
1964 at
45
Over-the-Counter Market
registrar
a
$2,482,500
attached .warrants
debentures, for
attached
for
28
(with
shares
124,125
common
an
Feb.
on
1975
due
underwriting:., is
shares
* 7
-i
^
organized
Company
has
ficials
32
Montreal S'tock Exchange
Canadian Sotck Exchange
197,
Gas, Inc.—Proposed Debenture
SEC
such
share)
per
at
the
by
(with
No
t
Bldg., Denver filed
on
respectively, of
outstanding
Fund
14
Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
them
or
Act.—V.
of 4150 East Mexico AV0., Denver," filed,
with
proposed
321,092
t
-
,
the
the
cumulate
26
Stock
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
contem¬
percentage of
consider
of
was
conjunction
of
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange__
within
^
debentures
aggregate
debentures
meaning
Fund
public
Toronto
to
,
.
luc.^Capital Stock Registered—
Boston
714
SEC
the
Fund's
investment
adviser; and William . M. B;r Berger
Ranald H. Macdonald III, vice-presidents of the Fund, own 21%;
for
Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
stockholder-of
a
;;v
of medical doctors, either alone or
pension life insurance or pension annuities;
and its stated investment objective is to
provide a relatively con¬
servative program for investors whose
principal purpose it to uc-
Mateo
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
affiliates
any
Fund,
of
the
Investment
in
"Reg;, A'" covering
Hyder & Co.,
Detroit Stock
takes
further
of
Fund
imeet
through
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange
National Stock Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
pre¬
their
knows
any
with
or
and
prospectus
a
be
$240,350 of loans from banks, to pay the company's
overhead, and to acquire, by chartering or otherwise,
stock in life insurance
companies, to acquire control of
management
|v;
■
general corporate purposes.
Boulevard, N. E., Albuquerque, is
real, estate. investment in and around Albuquerque;
of
American
New
Commission
will
pension annuity contracts. The offering will be made by Centen¬
Management & Research Corp., of the Boston Bldg. address.
the
t
New York Stock
acquisition
"underwriters"
are
The
Service
stock
owning, either alone
the
Tennessee
Act.
Cities
nor
that
preferred
Securities
Tennessee
of
understands
sale
,
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PAGE
Corp.,
the
on
its
stock
nial
outstanding 175,136,058
is
New York S'tock Exchange
(Stocks)-.
offered
Service
Cities
with
the
Empire
^The Fund will be offered initially to members of the medical pro-'
.fession and their families and employees.
/'
%
" ^ ->'■■■'£?■■
In This Issue
in
shares)
Tennessee
from
and
and
Western
The company- of 5265 Hobman
Ave., Hammond, Ind., filed a regis¬
statement with the SEC on March 5
covering $30,000,000
of substantially all the properties and assets
According to the propectus, the statement was
Cities
of
neither
directors
from
otherwise.
issued
Service
that
meaning
present
proceeds
company,
company,1
>
in
tration
1963,
Cities
position
who
the
Arizona
interest
Northern Indiana Public jSeryicifr.
Alaska.
which were "to be
underlying common
par)
affiliates]
or
be
to
Corp.
because
fthe
their
and
are
Tennessee
filed
thereof
Exchange
shares
ferred
(no
converted
net
Oklahoma
an
an
stock
March 4 covering 500,000 shares of capital
be offered for public sale at net asset value plus a maxi¬
sales charge of
5%, in conjunction with pension life insurance
mum
their construc¬
aggregate of<$260,000,000 for 1963),4:
for general corporate purposes,
include
subsidiaries. In addition
to certain indebtedness
Stock and Bond Quotations
stock
if
The
Co.,
Co.^ :
substantial
stock, to
an
Warner is President.—V,
A
Proceeds
reported the filing by Cities Service Co. of
495,638 outstanding shares of $2.25 cumulative
(or
covering
for public
pay
with
ment
subsidiaries to finance, in part,
25
preferred
public
28
offered
companies, and to provide management services for
companies. In addition to certain indebtedness, the company
The
are to be
supplied
proceeds
from
the
debenture
sale,,
during 1963 in common stocks of thea
Albuquerque,—
Cities Service Co.-
The
Insurance
Co.
Meridian
25
rate,
net
invented
The' corporation,
istration Statementstatement covering
Feb.
on
to be
insurance
the
a
SEC
and
$1,. without underwriting. r.
and other corporate pur¬
in
the
stock,
outstanding 1,017,225 class A and 1,178,000 class B common
shares,
of
which
Charles
B.
Benedict, Executive Vice-President,
M.
C.
Duncan, President, each owns 5.85% of both classes
in the aggregate. Benedict, Duncan and two other officers of the
company own the underwriter.
Deben¬
.■
operations
to
such
equipment
■'7':y. .'C"»'
Chicago of 5002 Ivanhoe Place, N., E., Seattle, is engaged
Life
Insurance
life
"Regi' A"- -covering;
i a^.
poses.
mining
purchased
operating
share,
p.
2669.
per
Highland Development Corp,—"Reg. A"
Filing--*
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Chicago Alaskan Mining Corp-.—"Reg.* A" Filing—
The
be
common
Highland
300,000
Of
to
preferred
Leslie H.
two
-
Arts
used
"
*
of
.
by
York, and two other, firms.
price and Underwriting terms
will
ing advances
shares
objective of dividend earnings or- interest Income. - The Fund has
outstanding 25,000 common shares, of which management officials
j
headed
New
company's telephone
common
....
$15 per share,
Building, Oklahoma City, Okla.,
common
Heritage Life Insurance
Life
Registration Withdrawn
1:
tion programs (estimated at
and the balance will be used
stock, to be offered for public sale, at net asset value,
without
sales
commission
or
underwriting.
The Fund
(formerly
Chesapeake Investment Corp.) 'is registered under the Investment
Company Act of 1940 as a diversified closed-end investment com¬
pany.
Its primary objective is long term growth with the secondary
thTtsame proportion In the adviser.,, ^'
St.,
public offering
by amendment.
registration
a
B
Medical
The company of 730 Third
Ave., New York/ filed a registration'
statement with the SEC on March 1
covering $50,000,000 of sinking
debentures due 1988, to be offered
for public sale through
f
inc.-^-Common Registered-^
South
the
class
of
Western
'
i fund
Street, Stamford, Conn., is engaged in
and vending machines.—V. 195,
•
Chesapeake Fund,
.
tures^ Registered---
supermarkets
J::--
v
/.
Main
at
has
*
*
shares
-
General Telephone & Electronics Corp.
by Beese, Scheftel & Pq,', fticr, New: York.' v'
equipment, debt repayment and other
for
been offered
sale at $1.25 per share. The
offering will be made on a best efforts
basis
bjf Lincoln Securities Corp., of the Medical Arts Building
address, which will receive a 25 cents per share selling commission.
The
company's principal assets consist of shares of stock in
March 1, 1963,'the company withdrew its
registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 20, 1962, which covered
140,000
;
to be used for
corporate purposes^
Cash-O-Matic of 682
have
Medic Corp.—Class B Common-
.
s
Western
197,
Vi,»■/.
Oh
in
Corporation on Feb. 19, 1963 filed a
-'Reg. A" covering
units, each ponsigting of 100 common shares and 10 stock
purchase warrants, to be offered at $250 per ynit.
The offering
underwritten
to
The company of 714 Medical Arts
filed a registration statement with
"Reg. A" covering
without underwrit-
a
1
of
De Troy Bergen, Inc.—SEC
*.i\* J"
"i*
,
to
20,
The
be
500,000 common shares
recently
data
ment
'
to
are
Systems
design,
a
800
wilt
March 1, 1963, the company withdrew Its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 26, 1961, which cov¬
On
Paso
Trueblood,
>
Industry Capital Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—
shares
El
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Data
.*.,.
Atlanta,
V-V'C'i
'
shares
common
Proceeds
business.
"
Feb.
on
equipment.
C-,
'
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a'v?.•
shares
a
Systems Devices of Boston, Inc.
corporation
120,000
ing.
..
par, through' The Marshall, do., Milwaukee.
used for working" capital, and repayment of
be
:
debt,»
Atlas
to
are
Products, Co.) own
President.—V. 196, p. 1766.
The
The. corporation . on Feb.; 25, -1963 -filed a "Rqg.v A" covering
$300,000 6f 6 Va% junior* subordinated debentures idue' March lv
Proceeds
as
100,000
Filing—
shares,
90,000 common
units
Co., Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
1978 to be offered at
and
Continued
on
to be
page
..
Copy
through A. C. Allyn & Co., Chicago.—V. 195, p. 8.
—V.
Atlas Finance
2,425,847
officials
members
Gas
Data
registration state¬
Its
consisting of one $100 debenture and
shares, at $100 "per unit, through S. D. Puller & Co., New York.
194, p. 2765.
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A,5. Wgvrpiy*;
"O it.
10
1839
Vv^vfc"
Price $1.60 a
, t
withdrew
on
is
outstanding
family
ESTABLISHED
.
Y., Monday, March 11, 1963
management
by
Natural
American Bolt & Screw. Mfg/
tion Withdrawn—,
has
company
of
.
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3
%
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2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1010)
...
Monday, March 11, 1963
Should this pace continue it may mark the beginning of the rebirth of the
/
railway industry. There is no doubt that the bloom is being fertilized by:
/
(1) changed favorable Federal attitude toward rate setting and mergers; and
'y
;
By SIDNEY BROWN
/
(2) the recent Supreme Court decision regarding featherbedding. The encour"
aged willingness of rails to compete for freight, mail/passenger and commuter
/./business on the basis of allowing competitive economies of scale to determine1
Municipals dominate this week's moderately heavy calendar of senior fixed
^
:
which transportation mode will attract traffic will require, of course, cities and
interest rate debt public offering which features the competitive $150 million
'
states to tax equitably various forms of transportation.
State of Illinois and the negotiated $26.5 million Bi-State Development Authority
Tax-exempt regional-K'/:■^1;
.(Mo.-Ili) Those two issues alone take up about 66% of the week's $269,280,000
if: authorities, state and Federal governments must avoid discriminatory subsidies,
float of 32 tax-exempts of $1 million or larger in size, and account for close to,
fC: if subsidies, per SO, prove politically impossible to abolish. Some recent efforts r
one-half of the combined total corporate equity and corporate and municipal
/, ; to subsidize Taii comniuter tragic, : and- the/pending Federal "Transit Bill, deal 1
*
;
with subsidies as a solution.
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capital debt issues.
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Corporate and Municipal Financing
Ahead
.
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:
...
Corporate debt obligations amount to $55^465,000' and comprise three competitives
equipment trust certificate^ and four larger uriderwritings;;
which mchidfc One foreign loan and one convertible subordinated debenture ti;
Total-groas/pjbeeeda.of>.rait/kecuritieB sold riast.
;
—two utilities and one
rights offerifigj. Corporate equities slated for this week contain three
either of the previous
secondaries *-
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r
AUTHORITY;
>V
GAS
*1
.
^;
,
-
,
17-4,485
.
^,148,148
-
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^ V,;/,
.
.
189,986
.
.
.
,
2.1^7t^:
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,
8,500.
"
-
:
,
"
>,
v
remained above the
reserves
targeted by the Fed in attemptiwg slightly.
ease this year.' Average free reserves were $400 million last year and
$500 milliow in 196L*
/
less credR
.
..
Treasury has completed; its; Feb.. 28-Mar. 8 j'pre" and
,
.
,
t,
.
.
.
/
^
.
,
TWO'weeks
dgo^the- daiiy"figures for the;week averaged out to free reserves of
$338 millionr—revised from $353 million and last week's average declined $35
/
millidni to $303 million.
Actual free reserves on Feb. 27 were $568 million arid /
they plummeted to $126 million on March 6—two days prior to the ending of1 ,
: /xgovernment's latest advanced refunding operation/(Feb: 28-March 8).
Treasury:: /
/ deposits - with ihe Fed .rose $55 million on the average in the "week, ending
This comes to 27.5% ■/ ': March 6, member bank reserve requirements increased $49 million, and average
<
day to go for individuals and trust managers.
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longer junior Options.
Among the larger corporate and municipal permanent issues scheduled for ap-
/ x;
with non-marketable debt holders primarily favoring the
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Jp^arance today through Friday are;
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%J8«,609
7,250
„
amountiof
mqney
in.eieculatiori gained $51 million for the week.-
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In the past year oui: monetary gold stock declined by $894 million; Thd average
of daily 'figures fof 'our gold stock was $16,772 million for the year-ago week /.'
ending Wjednesday, March 7: 1962, and $15,878 million for the latest statement
week. During the year's interval, the Fed added $1,992 million in governments1J
/ to its portfolio—which included $84 million repurchases held as of last March 6. 7
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It, also,'decreased time/savings deposit reserve requirements, and achieved
historic record highs^ in the float. Further, during that period we engaged in /;
// currency swaps and sold special governments to foreign governments in order
to enter the forwardr exchange markets to protect the -dollar. - The gold - drain *
since the start of this year has/^|nounted/^
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The iweek-to-weekl 'change/ hLjweekly/Bverage^gold stock-/beddings camejito'a-,.
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RESERVES DROP $35 MILLION TO $303 MILLION
IN WEEK-TO-WEEK CHANGE
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purposes
For two1 consecutive weeks/member banks' free
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Source: SEC data.
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$176,868:: '.".$236,637 ./• ^
..<'rl74,48ft -y.--•;d4»,a4$^t-l!»,52T'"y:-'r
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MEMBER
conversion concentrated primarily in the new series of
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$9,375,000? CENTRAL ILLINOIS LIGHT CO. first mortgage double-A rated /
bonds now-callable until March 1, 1968; $6 million SEATTLE, WASH.; and:;|
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$3.8 million OREGON CITY SCH. piST., OHIO.
Tomorrow
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$T50 million STATE OF ILLINOIS; $26,5 million
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BI-STATE DEVELOP.,/
AUTHORITY (Mq/?Jll.y /utii^jsyndicate headed by John Nuveen
& Ce, and Stifef Nicolaus & G^.';^6!4million OMAHA, NEB.; and $5 million
&[ STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
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; Tuesday's corporates include: $15 million OKLAHOMA GAS- & ELECTRIC
Co. double-A rated, first mortgage bonds with five year's call protection; ::
? $10 million
REPUBLIC OF FINLAND external loan sinking fuiid bonds;/
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AGENCY
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minus $35 /miUion^ ^The;actqal March 6 versus 'F£b; 27 WednesdayyRoldhigs^f
-remained/Unchanged://; i >
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rid Harrimati Ripley & Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co.; Lazard Freres & Co.; and /
securities
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purchased;^ the Fed despite
the : prior /Wednesday^ and -$^
Federal1 Reserve Banks.
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Smith, Barney & Co.; $10 million AUTOMATIC RETAILERS OF AMERICA,;/
INC. subordinated debentures rated B by Moody's via White, Weld ,& Co.;
and Goldman, Sachs & Co.; and possibly $1.3 million units of RODDY :
RECREATION PRODUCTS, INC. which includes $1 million convertible f :
subordinated debentures and 50,000* common shares via Dempsey-Tegeler//
&; Co. Excluded:/from /our-t&bulatioh/are Cincinnati;^:Railway $20- million:'
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gp bond short-term anticipation notes.
WEDNESDAY
1$):
(March
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Baird & Co.
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$87,837,936
yea^i^r±i^y
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$357,147,936
265,541,099 /
118,973,909;
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$784,629,900
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$5,5 million BERMAN LEASING CO. convertible subordinated debentures
righta offering to. stockholders via Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.: $8,250,000 PORT OF NEW YORK AUTHORITY, N. Y.; and $4.6
million PORTSMOUTH, VA.
Also, .sometime during the week, Kidder, Peabody & Co., and Blyth & Co. %
expect to- market 223,000 secondary shares of AMP, INC. common.
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EQUIPMENT TRUST CERTIFICATES SOLD AND NOW LISTED
467,037,500 <24>
Mar. 12,1962 *
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Total bf
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both
1 ^ y
financin«s7--i----
—
( 84)7
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$608,742,000(216)
$435,513,960(136)
$1,376,179,600(644).
767,437,600(428)
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*1,002,613,000(109 )
587,233,000(100)
—
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$2,423,951,960(298)
$2,883,29^,720(828)
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—
$2,534,086,679(288)
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$209,791,079 (24)
233,722,881 (112)
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253,723,220 (47.)
.
*(53>y". $919,860,120
;y---
1,015,695,000 ( 97)
—
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t$l,5l8,3?l,679( 19.1) t$l,421,338,960(169 }, $2^96,939,720( 728)
Witk idates_^:^^^/j..u/:^L'
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$666,134,900 (37)
515,255,000 (24)
/$985,825,000
■:y^:.Total municipals?::/"■•'-
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$1.183,187,906:
Last Week
: $1,065,747,500: (56)
TotalCoogporatcg.1.
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$727,374,000" $1,118,982,079
/ $398,558,000
/ $470,570,000 (29)
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r/.y Corporate' stocks';/" ':j"v
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-~7' ,With;.dates_r^__^_w.iv..iJ:—:
$234,468,079 (28)
/;
'.Without
v,218,176,1.00(1.07)
;;;/
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378^63,043;
/ 112,819,00^
,
aa a
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^72,142,099
a'-v
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With
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$222,268,079':^;'$.C8.7;$S8;A7ft''V.l$7$3;6t3«IHM>Hvr$fl-420,84l,t79
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.:$339,350,000^^^^^
Corporate. bpnds:,v!";i-''''::':y;/-yy
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259,?90,MS
J„COMPETITIVE AND NEGOTIATED BACKLOG
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/$464,960,000^
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/ $269,289,(MM!/
-^306,601:,(HM4
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Total
•/ Total Visibles
Municipals*.
XCols.3 f 4>
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Corporates
*$1 mllllou, "or -raore,"'.. ^ J
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week«^-._w. $198,820,00(1 ^^$194,791,079
Last.
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$9,750,000 HARTFORD, CONN.; $5,050,000 DAYTON, OHIO; $3.5 million
BLOOMINGTON, MICH.; $3,5 million STATE OF MAINE; $3.5' million
\ UNIVERSITY OF MAINE AND EDUCATIONAL T. V., MAINE; $3,130,000
INDIANA
STATE
COLLEGE
BOARD; and $3 million NANSEMOND
Thursday (March 14>:
/Stocks
•»55,465,000^^^ f $32,372,086
residents only.
limited to Wisconsin
Corporate
Bondst.
18-Ma^2k^4,',"^'4'i66.7°l,0rt9
Last
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a $54 decline in'repurchases held frothy J
of foreign"' and other deposits' with
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-r-Aplr^.'^^ij-- ";/• V:/.30,000,000;3,000,000
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$4,290,000 LOUISVILLE. & NASHVILLE,y RR. ^Moody's double-A rated
equipment trusLcertificates; 1,300,000 KANSAS - ELECTRIC POWER CO.,
INC. ADR's via Merrill Lynch, Pieree Fenner & Smith Inc., and The Nomura
Securities Co., Ltcf.; 120,000 secondary shares of. SELMER (R & A), INC.,:
•v///: common via Clark, Dodge & Co.; and either that day or the next— $2,522,036 secondary PACIFIC SAVINGS & LOAN ASSN. stock via Kidder,
//g Peabody & Co., and 115,000 shares of MILWAUKEE BRAVES, INC., com-:
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MARCH COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES^
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Helping to/keep member hank free reserves up in the past statement week were:,
$69 million swelling of the float, $54 million increase in short term government
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"junior" /
refunding the next Federal financing item on the agenda will consist of $1.5 >
billion 94-day tax anticipation bills maturing June 24 for new eash on Thursday,A:
March 14. It will bring the total due that, day up to $2.5 billion.
t, ,: /' -: ' /
Subscriptions in the current Treasury $29 billion refunding have amounted to
$7,966,000,000 according to preliminary data for Feb. 28 through March 7 with ;
one more
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Net- proceeds-;!-^New money
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FROM RAIL OFFERINGS
-//'/./:/Working-capital
FINLAND; AND AUTOMATIC RETAILERS
Now that the
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ELECTRIC;
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sums
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Plant-equipment
STATE OF ILLINOIS; BI-STATE
OKLAHOMA
larger
even
(Thousands pf dollars)
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DEVELOPMENT
exceeded that raised in,
year
promises
year
PROPOSED USES OF NET PROCEEDS
well as >
last year's week. In the year-to-year change, the 28-day municipal's float has in¬
creased sizably to. compensate for the declines in corporates. The total corporate ;
backlog of issues authoritatively listed to appear, though not all have tentative
sales dates, has suffered a marked attrition in equity offerings and some gain
in corporate debt securities. The total backlog'of larger municipals with dates
assigned has a decided increase compared to last year's week. As a result, the
total firm corporate and municipal demand for capital at this time balances out |
to what it was last week and to about $436 million less than the "amount tallied
a year agd, The tables below quantitatively' denote the changes. V
* " y*. / ■ supply of visibles is about equal to last week's tally as
WEEK'S X^VRCEST ISSUES INCLUDE
This
years.-
/^ sought frbwlthecapital marketsl
/and;, one 7 ADR
The four-week
two
,
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TO BE SOLD REACHES 70% OF LAST YEAR'S VOLUME
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Data- in parentheses, denote" the .number of capital issues ta -be publicly- offered for additional''
Indicative of the revived prospects for rails is thie steady flotation of equipment - ;//,
capital, and refunding by nonfinancial and financial corporations including investment companies,- and
trust certificates'. Last, year's upturn in/ principal issues sold amounted to $150,- /
-/. secondaries. Excluded are private placements and such other nonpublic offerings as exchanges,
715,000 in 23 equipment trust certificates and
shares
collateral trust bond.
one
reserved for conversion and
for issuance
under employees,
and stock option plans and
time-to-.time: sales."
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This? year,
through March 7, nine equipment trust certificates amounting to
// //*lncludes:; (jne. negotiation-—viz., $26.5 million BI-STATE DEVELOP'T.- AGENCY AUTH., Mio., ILt.7 '
ground midrMarch, via Johb Nuveen & Co., and Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.; $150 million competitive
$53,430,000 have been sold, seven more already are scheduled for sale with dates
STATE OF ILLINOIS set for March 12, $37,215,000 SAN
FRANCISCO, CALEF., set for March 18;
posted and aggregate $36,735,000, and one other is authoratatively listed to be '
7
/ $137,920,000 in. 31-LOCAL HOUSING AUTHS., set for March 20; $130 million sealed bid WASHINGV-•
offered in one of two issues but has no target bid date assigned as yet in the
TON PUBLIC POWER SUPPLY SYSTEM for April
17; and $25 million OMAHA, NEB., CITY SCH.
DIST.
amount of $14,700,000.
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/iu early .April. Also,, includes $41,810,000 MASS. due March 26.
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tlueludesj $36,735,000 in seven equip, tr. ctfs. with dates and excludes $14.7 million
equip, tr.
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Alt in all, the combined category of offered and to be offered tabulated so far
ctfs. of CHICAGO'BURLINGTON? QiUEWCY RR. tabulated in indeterminate
backlog table below.
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this year consists of 17 equipment trust certificate issues aggregating $104,865,000
.Also, $12,000,000 in-two-preferreds with dates and one without dates amounting to $937,500,000.
; / Excludes $32,000,000 in four preferreds (NEW ENGLAND POWER CO.: SOUTHERN UNION GAS;
/
—or, 70% of all of last year's sales. Not included in our tabulation are: Applica¬
/ GULF'STATES'UTILITIES- CO.; and JAMAICA SUPPLY CO.) still too tentative
for other than the
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tion of Norfolk Southern Railway to the ICC for a guarantee on a $5.4 million /
-,/> indeterminate )table-below. Further/ includes $200 million SOCONY MOBIL OIL CO'S. debentures '*
via Morgan Stanley
loan to purchase diesel locomotives, and $48-$50 million first mortgage bonds
Co. tentatively targeted for March 28.
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,Further, includes 39 issues of $300,000 or less In dollar volume of which four possess offering
by the Chicago Union Station Co. reportedly expected to appear in May of this
,
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dates,
year.
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EqiUnmenl trust
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Number
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Backlog
.
;-.y.
of
certificates
$24,310,000
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sold
issues
volume
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1963
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stocks
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bonds*—
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$1,533,749,090
Last Week:'
$1,859,892,000
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Includes, also 49 postponed corporates at estimated $109,832,000 compared to last week's tallv of
46
issues
aggregating $103,132,000.
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These postponed securities may returii with or without
changes to the backlog of issues to be
offered or be withdrawn,
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$53,430,000/
5
1H,750,000
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INDETERMINATE BACKLOG
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This faster rate of rail offerings compared to the same period
easily seep in the following contrast:
and four of which arO senior- debt securities.
54,435,000
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1963
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Volume
197
"; Number 6245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1011)
The company of 606 West Wisconsin Ave.,
General; Corporation and
Investment News
mortgage
The
of
in
and
August
operating
it:
1962
agehcfea 'tAnd
travel
note ^f 'one^
sft
agencies
acquired
of
ail
and
the
:
..
six
shares
common
in
all
and
phases, of
travel
in^ exchanger for ftrif aggregate
in cash.
The company
travel
$48,275
and:
Industries
shares
of
common
stock,
which
of
.the
Utilities ,&
*
now
outstanding
is
about
four
Tri-Continental Corp.—Preferred
The. company of
statement with the
cumulative
stock
in
65" Broadway,
SEC
preferred
exchange
stock
for
cumulative
preferred
All
shares
of
for
exchange
$55,225
the
by
(which
its
presently
pari,
on
stock
will
includes
be
outstanding
share
a
not
for
On
basis.
or
accepted
redemption at
for.
dividends
to
Eastman
Dillon,
Union
Securities
&
Co.;
One
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.
of
first
:
;
Sales
Union
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serially,
It
debt
the
of
;
Net proceeds
ferred
shares
the
out
197,
%
Telegraph
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Co.
Debt
Indebtedness
standing
7,403,825
The
120,000
stock,
refinance
securities,
action.—V.
the
has
but
195,
;
serial
not
notes
1965
issuance
by
determined
the
terms
of
or
capital
shares
Proceeds-are
of
Feb.
on
Co.,
to
to
1963
offered
be
Phoenix.4
be
2727
.11,
used
at
$2.50,
for
general
acquisition and development of land for residential,
industrial
ACF Industries, Inc.—Net
purposes.
,
:
,
.
the
commercial
Higher—
months
ing
March
Act
Motor
the
1963
Regulation
a
ties
4,
or
They
$151,683,000
were
year
a
issued
order
an
For
exemption from registration under, the Securi1933 with respect to a stock
offering by Western Hills
of
net
;
year,
rentals and
order
and
that
it
has
conditions
of
reasonable
the
believe "that
to
cause
Regulation
not
were
certain
complied
with
services
Abitibi
of
suspension
According
Regulation
before
should
the
to
in
and
after
be
vacated
order,
that
(1)
the
made
or
of'
not
Western
1956
$51,334,00.-r—V.
197,
.
the
of
sale
cr
(4i
securities-were
circular
with
payment, bf .all
in
prior
or
or -parWof *
alleged, misrepresentations-relate
close
sold
;<
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where
to
the
without
the
to
the
is
price.
failure
the
the
offering circular all states in, which
offering, * that t past ..attempts 'at private
nearing
v
Paper
;
budgeting for further increases
Mr.
in sales
Gaynor said. A substantial addition to
next fall when the company initiates
involve :
will
not
were
a
transfer of Cyanamid
disclosed.
The announcement
jointly by
underway,
were
manufactures
and
the
sells
firms
two
shampoos,
in
in
to
1908,
recent
the
Massachusetts
that
sprays
hair
and
pro¬
U.%S.
and
also
has
experienced rapid
from $13,000,000 in
with net sales rising
in 1962. Stock in the
years,
$28,000,000
over
firm
common
confirms
December
corporation
family.—V.
197,
is
held
913.
p.
company has acquired the assets arid business of Dumas
Corp., Jackson, Miss., manufacturer of household cleaning
laundering products, it (was announced by W. G. Malcolm,
Cyanamid, Chairman, and ftyjef Executive ? Officer.
> V/ J -1
Co., Ltd.—Proposed Sub¬
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President,
completion.—,V.
Revenues
for
the
has
and
"
announced
^
The business Will ie operated as jC^anamid's Household Products
Department Under the. direction
of
Howard
S.
Cohoon,
former
Dumas
Milner
president.
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that. Abitibi
197,
615.;'
p."
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pand
move:
in
Milner
hold
the
Is.
an
important step .in Cyanamid'S; program- to e*-product
consumer
business
gives
specialty
field
us
established
an
well
as
within
our
research
own
American Home
Mr.
area,"
as
"The
said.
product
line
Dumas
the
house¬
in
marketing
organiza¬
introduce similar items developed
we
program."—V.
Products
-
Clow
nation-wide
a
tion that will be valuable when
.
the
full
Auto-Rental^brp.^Salesi Net Up Sharply^
earnings
and
12
the
of
months of
in
company
continued
1962
the "last
reach
to
new
half
'
dis¬
the
it
total
reports
company
of
revenues
$1,869,888
morith's
show
and
in
the
05,7,847.'.
.
The
the
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Corp.
Sales
—r.
Up 8%;
six
gineering Co., and Spark-O-Mati'c" Corp'., both of Mllford, Pa.
"
Net
earnings* were" given'at $74,655," an increase of 292c and
:.
four
Net
18%;
$50,163,563
after
in
taxes
1961.
number
of
to 20 cents a share on 390;C00 shares of capital stock out¬
standing4 at end of .1962, as-against'net .of $19,060 in the last half
196.1,
equivalent
to
nine cents each
on
210,000 shares
out¬
on
Packaged
consolidated
a
Earnings
share
per
to
23%;
Household
on
^V•
were
$2.30
•'
based
the
on
'■'
See Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.,
standing at'.end';of that period,
v. •*
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On a-pro forma basis, revenues for tl)e full 12 months of 1962
rrpSe>243'*,"Id ;$3'607,'606-rfOiSi'-,$1.051,073 in-1961', while net profit
against
$53,447,801,
outstanding during -the year, against
the (same basis.—V, 196, p. 2075.
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Drugs
7%;
American Insurance- Go.—-Exchange Offer
?
of
basis
;
increased
shares
•'
equal
•
company
divisions of the corporation contributed to
business in approximately
the following propor¬
"$2.16 per share for 1961
'
hks announced that figures for 1962
the
Drugs
43%;
Food 16%.
income
average
of
operating
total
Ethical
Pi-oducts
579
sales
gross
$543,875,476, an 8% increase over 1961 sales of $503,^
V..?.*':;W: „;'
year's
tions:
.
.
that
aggregated
ended "Dec. * 31'; 1902," an Increase' of 200%
over the $623,reported in the. last six months of, 1961. This impressive im¬
provement reflects the acquisition, in late
1962, of Almquist En¬
.
chairman,
Alvincch Brush;
high levels,'
Harold*. Xi. ,,'Qshry, President, disclosed.- ia the interim
report to
stockholders: ,The Company's-fiscal; year1.'ends June 30. Engaged-, in "the leasing of. motor, vehicles on a* long-term ..'basis,
,
proposed to
financing had
been turned down because of the. nature of the
project;1 arid that
110
arrangements for additional financing to complete the
project
had been., made in the event that
only the minimum amount of
interests necessary to make the
offering, binding-' were sold. More¬
over, .it is ^alleged that the company failed to include all financial
statements ^a'S.> required.
v-vfcv'
make
$52,322, or
nine months.
year
earlier.
a
Net 7%—
The
to
&
produces an extensive line of specialty hardboard
and
board products.
A major expansion program at this mill
All-State
confirmation
the purchase
company's
it
insulation
.
offered
giving
of
Cyanamid Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
,
.
circular, and.
purchaser an offering
with
preceding
those
in
for
17 cents a-share
Milner
Miratile ;is jt producer ;0f; 8 /wide; range, .of - high; quality decorative
hardboard' and plywood wall panelling for residential,»commercial
and/industrial'rapplicaticmsvrr"'k^:;^:
M.
Abitibi- Catp;, opera:te§ ftv large modern: mtli'< at. Alpena; Michigan;
filing of the notification and prior.to the
filing of an offering circular, containing the required information,
(2), the offerings were made - through the use of sales material
not. filed with the Commission,.?as
required, (3> written offers were
made
without
giving the customer concurrently -'(or before)' an
.
entire
above
38.7%
reported
Acquisition—
7.
p.
,.
the
offering
is
the
well
$121,129,
was
and
share
common
a
principally by members of the Breck
Corp.,
wholly-owned. U. S. subsidiary company; and Miratile Manufac¬
turing Co. of Chicago,; Illinois, have, agreed to the terms of a
merger whereby Miratile would become a division of Abitibi Corp,
-
terms
with
were
1963,
for
were
experienced
terms
in
growth
a
and- that"
comply
Hills
e)? Roberts,
jpslui
-
permanent.
did
company
securities
Power
sidiary Merger—
0.;
the, company's notification and offering, ^circular' werer false and:
misleading Jin1 respect 'of certain^ material* facts/ "The* order provides
an opportunity for
hearing,-upon-request, ion* the question whether
the
income
shares,
common
cents
The
.
.
1963,
released
Founded
.
.
Sailed Up .15%:
the
fessional beauty shop hair preparations
in
the
distributes them in some 60 countries overseas.
third quarter of itg current fiscal year, ACF's consoli¬
earnings were $1,695,000, or $1.16 per share, on sales,
services of $47,863,COO. For the corresponding
quarter
earnings were $1,649,000, or $1.15 per share, on sales,
last
but
report
Breck
rentals4 and
-
A
the
dated
temporarily suspend¬
Motor Hotel pf
Rq^oso, N£x,$dexico, 1505 West 10th Street, Fort
Worth; Texas.
4 • *'
- <
'
n
'r o ti
■ >
,
■
'
Regulation A provides' a conditioriai' exemptiofr' from' registration
with respect <,to public'(offerings of Securities; riot
exceeding $300,000-^n,-j£Di«oiunt.: In a .notification filed-on Dec. 5, 1962, : Western
Hills proposed the public offering of 300 limited
partnership inter¬
ests at $1,000 per unit.. The Commission asserts in
its suspension
in
be
negotiations
ago.'
The figures for both years include those of the SHPX group of
wholly-owned companies. Prior to the fiscal 1962 year-end these
figures were reported "separately.
v-
Hotel—Offering Suspended—
SEC
for
year's net
409,227
21
reported
acquisition
stock,
a
,,
Western Hills
On
.
production
The
net
$162,276,000.
..
.
invest¬
The company has signed a
contract with John H. Breck,
Inc.,
providing for the acquisition of the assets and business of the
Springfield, Mass., hair preparation firm.
According to W. G. Malcolm, Cyanamid Chairman,
when the
sale i3 completed, it is intended that the Breck
business will con¬
tinue to be operated by
its present management and employees
as
a
wholly owned subsidiary.
It is expected that the sale will
be closed early in May.
?V
ended Jan. 31,
1963, the company had con¬
earnings of $5,474,000, or $3.79 per share, it was an¬
nounced by William T, Taylor, Chairman.
For the corresponding
period
last
year
earnings were $4,032,000, or $2.83
per
share.
Consolidated sales/ rentals and services for the nine months were
»
.
in
nine
solidated
.
Phoenix,
Last
the
or
management
should
American
News of Business and Finance
For
corporate purposes.
is engaged
Ave.,
de¬
the
on
in
-'-'V
-
Accepts.
this issue.—V. 197, p. 615.
,
*
■
(
a
-
r
233% " ttr
rose
from
:
$58,711
$195,618,
or-29
In. his-letter,
Proposed Registrations^-
1
50
or
cents
cents
share
a
share
a.
on
390,000
shares
210.000
on
to- shareholders,< Mr.' Oshi-y- said
a
year
the
Americ^ Investment;Cp.--rAhnual. Report—
shares,
.
,i
'revenue and profit
projected on the basis-of our past experience. It is customary in the
half of ;our fiscal year to show substantial gains over the
1312.*
p.
-
-
this -pattern
-?
"
to- continue."—V.
-
>-
'■
V
Alsco, Inc.—Proposed Recapitalization
.
-
Volume
March
additional
number
to
7,
the
common
of-shares
457,265
right,
stock
on
shares
a
l-for-20
on
with
197,'"P.:917,
,
Dec.
a
share
basis.
Based
market' value
the
on
1962 this would
31,
current
amount
of
Planned—
On March 5, 1963 it was reported that the
company plans to sell
about $14,000,000 of first mortgage bonds in the third
quarter. The
last sale of bonds by the
company was handled by Dillon, Read
& Co., Inc., New York and Dean Witter &
Co., San Francisco.—V.
p./1875.
-
IndianaBell
On
March
sidiary
its
it
1963
plans
to
sell
sale
of
debt
first
(11
4,
Telephone
a.m.
EDST)
at
the
York.-*--
was
?,
office
•
of
of
that
A.
this
T.
will
&
for
<&
T.
Broadway,
.4
;
remain
The
New
■**>'
<" or
Of
,Mbx- H.: Karl; President, has announced
file a registration statement shortly ,
'
to
be
that
the
company
covering 200.000
offered
assets
of
as
a
of
of
not©
Ltd.
5V2%, debentures
$1,000 debenture
193,
plans
common
publicly through Robert W. .Baird & Co.,
Milwaukee.and-Hornblower & Weeks, -New York.Mr.- Karl' said tha.t .the offering, .is
expected to be- made in late;
'Api4ilvand Vould raise ,aboiit $5,500,000.1
J
company
13c per
has announced
share, after
a
that
1962
net
Sharply-*^ ;■
income
special-provision for loss
was
with
its
upon
unaudited
figures,
recommendation
F.
of
Kirk
its
auditors,
and
than
was
$504,338,
effective
1962
earnings reported above, the company has changed
method:
- Johnson,
"is to a concept' known as Full
?lCost/AcCounting; by which; all costs of exploration and 4 develop> ment
of
the company's oil and gas reserves
are
capitalized and
-
1
its
accounting
■
-V-'"'
■
4
:
,
;•
'
\
Y
;■*/
Chemical Corp.—Sales
Higher;
totaled $46,847,012,
1961; Peter Colefax,
common
1961
on
amounted
stock
the
<
to
deducting
$1.74
per
outstanding
2,283,739
<
$4469,210 down from $4,784,-
After
as
shares
preferred
share
against
then
on
dividend
the
$2.01
2.286,052
earned
outstanding—V.
per
196,
last
and
Up 2.4%; Sales Down—
Rapids,
Mich.,
company,
has reported
that
net
during 1962 despite a decline in sales. Earn¬
of $1,667,212, or $2.53 a share, were 2.4% higher
increased
year
the $1,625,837, or $2.47 a share, earned in 1961.
attributed by James M. VerMeulen, President, to an
control
cost
'
up from. $45,•
Chairman and President,
>'
>.*>*■
Grand
earnings
<
Chairman
<
&
American Seating Co.—Net
on Investments
Johnson,
of
This
staff
involving
new
reorganization to increase
sales
a
Net
the
.
1872.
p:
$451,521.
releasing
reported that
" '
\
the
in
share
597.
p.
for
shares
would be exchanged by the supplier
company's
Canadian
subsidiary,
Alsco
The other $900,000 of the debt would
payable in five to ten years.—V.
"i'%;
4,908,961
$1.30
344,237,550 304,825,616
-
-
-
previous year.
requirements,
earnings
were
debt
the
Canada,
In
:
shares
359
outstanding
year-end__
■
'
-
568,895,249; 443,464,034
•
at
1975.
income for 1962
Net
stock.
company's
v\
7,207,996
.
•
957,596 registered in
ings
Guaranty Insurance Co.- -Stock Offering
Planned—'
.
the
the
Ambassador Oil Corp.—Net Down
11
Mortgage
-to
$1,000,000
the
Products
marking
June
195
of
of
.
announced.
sub¬
in. June
1 .V,
-
Pebs.f— '
received
be
T.,
T.
A.
debentures
Bids
50%
3,419
due June 1, 1974 would be asked to exchange each
for 121 new common shares.
Another
:*?/■•
Co., Inc.—To Sell
of
request
In addition, a major material supplier would be asked to convert
$3,000,000 of long-term notes to about 387,000 new common shares.
->
reported
$20,000,000
securities.
-
-
s,
than
more
Holders
,
a
'
5,966,851
5,278,175
:
$1.34
share
Sales of the company in 1962
to holders of the 889,612' outBtanding common^ -Shares to exchange110 old? shares for one new
shares This JL-for-10-kewerse (Stock <split must be approved by holders
'/V ' " V*
Sale
-plan ,would include-
"'5,925,933
Net Down—
,
The
54,602,318
8,010,773
American Potash
'
of' about
•
*
/Hawaiian Electric Co., Ltd.—Bond
196;
company, has - announced that Jt would- ask; common stock.
debentures to vote on; a .recapitalization plan in late April,
which would help pull it out of serious financial difficulties that
'otherwise might lead to its.liquidation.
and
$67,777,165
57,887,127
1-
business
p.
1961
.4
$71,823,833
:
stock
common
of
196,
•
The
announced .that it plans:to
sometime in 1963, to subscribe for
company
outstanding
-common
$20;O0O,C0(h—V.
the
1963
stockholders
:
receivable
—v.
c
Oh
offer
' i-962-
/
'
of
,
Plan—
/•
--
-
expenses.
earnings
Shares
Notes
Corp.—Plans Rights Offerings- '
.
Earnings per
-
-
earnings
Taxes- v
Net
■
195,
*-.-r>\
Year Ended Dec. 31^—
Operating
company-is
''continuing 'to achieve "the steady- grawth /ln
first-half -and.^we- fully -expect
-•
Gross
earlier.
second
Florida Power
of
program
$40,021,749
last
year
manufacturing
efficiency.
were
2.8%
less
This
result
accelerated
techniques
than
the
in 1961.
A smaller market for school furniture
anticipated, particularly at the elementary school
the principal reason for the decline, Mr. VerMeulen said.
$41,165,449 volume
than
level
—V.
had
was
196,
been
p.
2672.
"The' change;". said
amortized
over
the
life
of
those-
reserves
produced. Adjustments
retroactive to 1956, the company's first year of operation, have been
as
American Tobacco Co.
—
Proposed Acquisition of
Subsidiary—
See Cuban< Tobacce
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
(Reg. U.
William Dana Seibert, Treasurer;
Co.; /Inc.. this- issue;—V, ;19T,) p. ,615.
; /
S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week [every Thursday
<general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La
Street, Chicago 3r Illinois- (Telephone STate 2-0613); Copyright 1963
by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y
under the Act
of March 3, 1879. Subscription in United
States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan American Union, $80.00
per year;
in Dominion of Canada, $83.00 per year.
Other countries, $87.00 per year.
NOTE:
On
account
of
the fluctuations
in
the
rate
of
-
Cost
.production of special-feature tabulating cards,' as
distinguished
from standard, one-color cards now
produced. These special feature
cards
include-continuous,
prepunched,
numbered, "4 scored, ^ three
color printing and other special features.
Mr. Gaynor said also
and
longtiming
197, p. 962.
v"«
ABS
earnings
that
"Reg. A" covering
through William W.
a
r
Central
N.
filed
for loss
delays
reflect
Full
attributed
provisions
to
the. company
1961.
on
$87,702,
a
share,
January,
in
sales
1145.
p.
share
a
the
cents
and
ar¬
maturing
company has out¬
Francis F. Randolph
Brown is President.—V.
13
The
had
reported for
of
Sales
the
stock.
common
Johnson
the
and
the
capacity of ABS' Accounting Card Company divi¬
sion at Farmingdale, L. I., will be
tripled by the transfer of its
operations next April to a new plant now under construction.
—V. 196, p. 2075.
> ;
Futures, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Securities
Western
of
and Fred E.
corporation
Bones
preferred
shares
is Board Chairman
Western
and
to
1961.. Of last year's-total net income,
$68,807, or
was
earned in the final quarter. This
compared
Financing
the company announced
that
it
total of $100,000,000 by sale of notes
at the end of each of the years 1964,
«amings-:bf
cents
excess
redemption
certain
$1,144,515.
1962
by
.
30
or
V.Y ,/\r"
a
and
$4,708,261
Chase
from-the company's sale of un-exchanged pre¬
be used
to
replenish funds required to carry
of the old preferred shares. In addition to
will
in
during the year
pipelines.
These
i 1962
EDST) 'for
1963
6,
one-third
plans to
1966.
term
date
diversified, management investment company of the closed-end
type.
was
income
restated
as
closing' quarter of <
were
the largest for any quarter on record
and a good be¬
ginning has been made on 1963, Simon Gaynor, President,
reported.
The improvement is being experienced in both the
business forms,
and data procssing card divisions.
Combined sales for all of 1962
were
$5,431,721, or 15%
above the previous record
high sales of
at' its '
feceived
a.m.
Plaza, New York; The public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is registered under the Investment
Company Act
a
method,
net
taken
income,
Net 38.7%—
-
,
Manhattan
as
net
American Business Systems, Inc. *
Bidding Bate
'•>
v-
mortgage bonds due 1993.—V.
'Y'V.v
ranged to borrow
deposited
called
accumulated
*•*;<
.
■
Western
redemption!. New preferred shares not issued pursuant to the
exchange are • to be offered for public sale through underwriters
by
'
$40,000,000
Planned—
$2.70
share
1961
connecting new
gas
wells
to
pipeline connections are expected
to take place during the latter
part of 1963.
Johnson reported that Ambassador's oil
and
gas
sales for De¬
,
of
headed
of
1
of
($50
preferred
22, 1963,
April
share
per
shares
stock
old
Exchange Offer
ments
Southwestern Electric Power Co.—To Sell Bonds—
York, filed a registration
covering 810,740 shares of $2
par). It is proposed to offer such
($50
the property
and earned surplus accounts ' to
Accounting from the inception of the company."
in
crease
On March 4,* 1963 it was reported that this
company plans to "sell
$30,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1993 at competitive
bidding
.on April. 3,
in.Chicago.—V. 197, p. 236.: -«• •
Y
share.
per
New
March
on
cents
sale
361.
p.
,
stock
4
The 'corripany has anhduriced "that; bids' will be
.office, 80 Park Place, Newark, N. J. on! June 18 (11
Management
of
in
Cost
v
f
Dorp." (wholly owiled by4 Utilities & In¬
dustries Corp.); Sanford. T. Allen, Board
Chairman, and N. Sidney
Nylius, President, own 26.2%, 18.4% and 11.3% respectively. Book
value
Full
for
Set On Bond Sale—
agency
.
stock
made
homes.
Ambassador's
Service ^ieciric &^Gas. Cfc*
Public
$333,425
the
family
.
businesses;
of
single
1963 the company reported that it plans to spend.'
construction during the five year period 1963-67.
It
added
that about
half
the
money required will be
generated
cember
of
1962
showed
a
20%
increase
over
the
same
month
internally and: the balance obtained by bank loans to be converted,
?; in* 1961; and added that oil, and gas-.sales and net-income: for 1963
into permanent financing from time to
time, through the sale of
are-expected to exceed those of 1962.—-V; 196,
p. 1449.4
bonds and common *stock.—-V: ,197, p) 564.
"
purposes
•
related
stock
Milwaukee, insures first
on
On March* 5,
$478,000,000
com¬
of'
is
business, including
the; sale of tickets for travel on common carriers, arranging hotel
reservations*;' and the creation;- marketing and sale of tours forindividuals and-groups.
The company has outstanding ■ preferred
382,047
engaged
4
discounts
or
J*' •;•
company1-wa^ organized/January1962r for
acquiring
and
underwriting
H
principally
Accounting
,.
of
payment
loans,
Philadelphia) Electric Co.-^Construetiori Program—
Financing—
Continued from page 1
acquired (without
missions),."'
residential
—V. 196, p. 1660.
3
exchange, remittance for foreign subscriptions and
advertisements must be
made
in
New York
funds.
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1012)
Arrowhead & Puritas Waters,
Sales
interior
Inc.—Sales, Net Up—
during the fiscal 12 months ended
Dec, 31, 19C2, for the ninth consecutive year, President Hugo W.
Druehl reported to the shareholders.
://
Ir:*-/'After-tax
earnings for the year were $711,302,
equivalent to.,
$1.10 per share, against $680,146 or $1.06 a share for 1961; revenues
were $9,341,833 up
from $8,755,611.
.'/ /.'
.KV'r
profits
increased
Puritas
and
is
leading
a
and distributor
processor
Ashland Oil & Refining
of
and
water
bulk
action
followed receipt of
from
the
Consummation
i F6b<
2o.
land
the
of
at
came
Ashland-.United
which time tJnlted
at
transaction
is slated
■'
~
.v
become
to
is.
a
had
taken
been
with
<
.
and
has been
;
a
convertible
197,
814.
p.
Electric Co.
acted ^;as-
accrued
and
The issue
by
the
proceeds
cash
to
awarded
the
100%,
FEATURES—The
at
resources
plus
special
accrued
BUSINESS—The
mission
of
and
New
-sale
bonds
redemption
the
of
is
of
Executive
The
prices
ranging from
the
in
energy
at
are
1600
Pacific
year
The
Bonds;
•'
An
series
series
due
'
amounted
of
due
'
'
series
due
due
,/
>
with
-
?
PURCHASERS
agreed
the
to
Halsey,
from
«
.
Stuart
Si
Co.
Joyce &
i'/'v
B.
names
Co.
Kenower,
Inc.——
MaeArthur
&
Raffensperger, Hughes
A.
H.
;
Riecke
.
v
'J
ri
"
•
&
Walter
-.
Stokes
Thomas
&
Co.,
beloW
v
have
&
principal
-
amounts
Robert
Co., Inc
197,
Inc.—
Whlttaker
709.
' p.'
-
rv
500,000
r
•
of
150,000
v
Basic
aluminum
discs
for
the
Products
also
300,000
/
,
^
Shares
stock
taxes
of
has
manu-.
1963
SLf
were
or
company
earnings
m
91
has
were
l1"""
III
*
476,183
~~-
•
common
•
:
announced
$298,705
or
figures
controlled
v
t
1,433,822 *
'
for
gas
•
do
continuing
Japanese
and
Mitsui .&
firms
automatic
by
B.
for
the
-
pinsetters
E,
Bensinger,
.
-
.
in
net
not
the
had
expansion
This'
is
both
on
year for •
the United
in
expanded' basis
an
-
•
record
a
facilities
of
-"
all
announced.
been
continuing
added..
another
set
company
also
-
"
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*
.
on
average of
an
13,826,961
shares of
common1
.
66
Tokyo
the
Tower's
be
owned
picture
and
.
operated
exhibitor,
to
be
these
operated
three
the
Far
lanes
in
i-,
by
the
Ensliu
:
-
market.
To
date
the $Far Ehst;-i-V;'i97j
to »
from
up
i
i
,?
Corp.
$536,548,712
for
'
A
".ldt"v'ssof
'
th vwt
'
»-•
of ^trieffi^AppOilltmerit—
Communications
The
and
in
has
-company
commissions
and
1961.
Net
$112,000
Railway Co.
signify sub-
agreements
$567,687,256,
were
4i.
,
vir, J1 F
Manufacturers Hanover, Trust Co.; l^sw York, has been- appointed,
registrar for'the common stock of the.,corporation.—V. 197;; p; 141.
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I
M
:
12-lane center' in
a
1962
,
Colonial
Dennenr
operator
in
x.«
-
,
64-lane
,
ofv
Japanese
Eastern
the
restaurant
sales
1961,—V, 197, p. 816...
profit
approximately 12
p. 600.
\
■'
Brunswick
for the year 1962- that total sales
approximately $3,600,000 against $3,131,000
after
compared
as
Industries, Inc*—Net Up Sharply-*
reported
were
allowance
for
Federal
income
tax
was
$11,923 in 1961. Thus, 1962 earnings were
share versus 1 cent in 1961.—V. 193,
to
cents
per
•
.
' *
-
,
-a
t
4
.
•
,
jp. "014.
This
has
Kearny,
acquired
N.
the
.«■
.
r,
■"
-
•
■
York
New
a
real
19,'. 1963,
Inc.,
shares.
>
stockholders* approved- the
.
transaction
will
J.
manufacturer
business
assets,
to
succeed
Mackle
Norman
named
was
K.
Vice
Winston,
agent
for
the
common
of
and
floor
good
.
■
at
and
will
wall
coverings,
of* Mersman
Mr.
-
■acquisition»
for
and
'
•
and
bf
give
tne
V: r
named Pres¬
a
Director,
Mersman
Bros.
as Mersman Brothers, Division of Congoleumthe direction of Roger H. Clapp, formerly Presi¬
Bros. Corp., as President of
the Division.;:?
under
The
Cook
Mersman
stated
that
the
purchase price paid by, Congoleum
of. which $3,597,040 was in cash and $1,000,000
by a 4,/af%
five year note payable in five equal
..annual . installments.
Congoleum. also assumed -the • liabilities - of ^
Mersman which, as of Dec. 21, 1962; : amounted to •
$789,759/: ■
$
In $ 1962, Mersman had sales of $7,774,890 on which it earned
$445,657 after provision
of
$499,272
for
Federal
income
taxes.
Congoleum had sales of $44,052,000 in 1962 on which it.earned,
represented
Control
"V
Mr-.
:
;
reached
a
of
Control
Data
stock, cash
is subject to the approval oi'
March 15. The purchase price which
is to be paid partly ih stock arid partly in cash over, a
period
of tune, is under $10 »million.—rV. 197, b. 714.
Boards, of
Directors
•■Year Ended Dep. 31 '
sale's
.-
-'/ "Further
a
a
business
"
improvement
that
has
a
-in
our
certain
-earnings,
,
/,
together 'with
as
high*
require
tion."-.
<
Chrysler-built
cars
have
been
sold
at-retail
in
the
United
States.
242,172
$0.48
500.000
company has agreed to purchase the Tool Division of. BarManufacturing Co/ and to transfer the hand tool manufac¬
turing
operations- of
division
in
Conn,
Announcement
-
-'.f
-
1
500,000
The
calo
a
first-class performance in every part of our
organiza> :■>:-s■ -.;■ ■..
,-v
>;
The
company earned
$65.4 million on sales of $2.4 billion
in/;,
1962.
In
the
fourth
quarter of 1962 Chrysler had the hignest
.earnings for any fourth quarter In the history of the
company V;
when it earned $50.3 million on sales of
$836 million.
■
: f
/ .
"In ■ the first five months since the first of
October, when we
"j
...
introduced- our
1963 .line
of
cars
to
the
public; : 358,178
hew'/*
♦>
$0.61
-
Crescent Niagara Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—';"
•-
1/
of
" 497,470
626,984
304,576
'
it is» possible to achieve in
inherent instability, will
as
amount
;
1962 ;
,1961
$6,463,7951 $5,123,535
' '■
a
degree of consistency and stability
year
earnings
earnings
1962
over
1961
foot Buffalo
and
the
tool
Barcalo
to
another
company
of
the
recently-acquired Crescent Niagara
headquarters in Buffalo.: ^.
/>
share
affiliate
per
of
^
®
"
.
agreement to purchase the 189,000 squareplant of Barcalo, as well as other physical assets
„
r
as
applied in the hand tool industry, was
Stephens, President of Crescent Niagara, and
President of the 67-year-old Barcalo Co. Barcalo
will continue and expand its operations in the upholstered furniture
name
$£%///; %/$■■/
made by Charles H.
Nelson M. Graves,
business
in/its
other
•J-
.'
Chandler Street, in Buffalo and in Z/Z/
Aga^a^tal.q^^qSvWtfiafSihafl^be^ fFawcatuck, Connecticut.
/
* •*'
;
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/
-/sold.
Z:./-/, .'/::?;/■/■•-./
'
Stephens said that Crescent Niagara will expand its new Buffalo
v
.
Vs- This is a gain of 104,556 units and an improvement of
41%
manufacturing division to include production -of its Billings & 1,1, •'
-We also experience-a
?•%"
gain in share .of the market." Tn thefive
//Spencer Tool Division products. Crescent'Niagara,-a growing commonths since the first of
October, our share of the Industry's U;; S.'/;'
pany ' in the hand
tool industry, acquired Billings
& Spencer's
v
retail
sales
of .domestically-built
new
cars
was ,11.9%;/
In the ./ name, equipment and inventory last fall and will phase manufaC*
x*'l * . -same period
a
year ago,
our
share-was-.9.9%vn-r*.Z;;';^:r"rv""/?/v»;v^iu?ing-:operations" from Hartford ihto' the plant .in Buffalo;
$ r"-*
•-,'U .Pointing out that with relatively minor expenditures, " Chrysler / V-./ An increase of 20% over the
present work force of approximately^;;/;;>Zv/,,>/.;///7
Corporation's assembly plants in the United States could
be sup/ 150 men and women is expected over, the next few months, Mr. $/";-■://
-
■
.
by
CoiHltfy Set, IllC, -Annual Report—-»
•;
Coh%>Expansi6ii Fi-ogram^
have
Norris,
-
v
^
C.
retprn for an undisclosed
amount
and- dtner considerations; The sale
both
Redefriiption'
I, due April 1, 1989 at 102.55%"." Payment "
National Bank 'of "comme'rTO7_NVw%>rlearis"
P.
Ferguson,- President/. Bendix, Corp., and' Mr.
President, Control Data have announced, that
preliminary understanding, subject to a final
agreement, regarding the acquisition by Control Data of the busi-^
:■> ness and principal assets of the Computer Divsion
of Eendix in
they
beeh appointed
corporation.—V. 197,
Data Corp.—Proposed Acquisition—
Malcohtt
control
Is
business" is
$4,597,040,
and
for., redemption/ oh "April ;*1,
1963,
sinking fund, $50,000 of its 5y8% first
;-."
the
According
.
Florida
521.
p.
the
President,
tables.
$1,323,000.
This compared with a loss of. $220,000. on sales .of
$41,171,000 in 1961.
No provision for Federal income taxes' on
ther 1962 prof it, was .Tequiredbecause of; Congoleuni'slOss car ry>.Morward.- •
:
y:;'.^-:v-:^;V:v
; $- Mr.
Cook also announced that' a $500,000- plant expansion pro¬
gram recently initiated by Mersman will be completed during the
^coming summer,; adding- an-; estimated 10% .to; Mersman's pro-,
ductive caiiacity.—V, 197, p; 819.
'
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i
1
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V50.000
C, K. P.'s
Lwp.-—Appointment-^;
of
occasional
■
called
the
the
Inc.,
of
was
,
of
being operated
William
stock
Congoleum's
was
estate
producer
covering every activity at every level of the-Earned per share
key element in the achievement of Chrysler Corpora- /; Capital shares
-, tion's
objective of continuing stability. ■ ^
,
-V." 196, p. 2377.
/
:
Lyiin A. Townsend, President of Chrysler
Corporation, told a
:'meeting of the New York Society of Security Analysts that;
,
'
of
series
196,:p. 2077: 'y;:.
company
37.050
•.
bonds,
made
Financial
-
S
'
operation
be
Cook,
dent
-
has
H.
Nairn
...
company
F.
Ohio,
who remains Chair-
President
Mackle, Secretary-Treasurer.—V, 197,
Celina,
now
'*•
concern
increase
of
to
;
„
'
•
Florida land development
a
The
Corp.
-
■
plants
on
.
earnings for the
increase of 11.5%
include
and
the
Austin, President,
1962
•
per
Net
of
by
1,000
J. Paul
that
.
1962.
It compares
to $42,487,358,
or
share for 1961, and is an increase of 10%.. ' .*
Net profit
for the fourth quarter of 1962 totals $8,770,725, or
63
cents
a
share, against $7,673,939, or. 56 cents per share fotfthe'same quarter of 1961, after provision for income
taxes, reserves
and all
other charges.
The increase over the fourth quarter of "
1961 is 12Vg%..
•
bowling
will
HamamatsU
Chrysler
$0.50
record
a
f
is
and
1962,
said
.
.
f
profits for
and
abroad.
he
^
outstanding, during
$3.08
N'pti
1,333,921
37.050
companies.
completed
.
superseding
motion
—V.
•-682,853
stock--—$0.34
ia^rr,y Stergios President, stated
is encouraging and that the
ielated service field
leorganlzation
that
natural
.
.
East,
will
1,303,482■f620,629
501,928
* re,Venu®E Wer!, Up m over 1961' Net
cents.
These
subsidiary
said
possible
<C6.-—Net-Up 10%
j.share".; This is based
Japan's. ancient
Bros.,
mortgage
Bankers Dispatch Corp.—Net
Up 11.5%
The
source
After provision for income taxes, reserves-and> all othef. charges,
company's net proiit for 1962 was $46,736,395, or $3.38 per
2076.
p.
bowling center being built in Kyoto,
Inroads
through
1962
(r'-.7
Net
three
lanes
announced
was
915.
Tne
--A
•
—
-IIIIIII-IIIII
share
per
President,
makes it
by buying
the
per
>
$25,643,164 $24,520,366
—
Preferred
Brunswick
Central Louisiana Electrie Cot-^-Pfirtial
978,111
,4_
outstanding—
Common
196,
and
1963
-
$2.09
The RegisWaf & Transfer Co.,- Jersey
Cityj; has
p.
■
Earnings
of
transfer
recording industry for.
Is a major producer of
1
income
before
taxes.—.
Provision
for
income
taxes.^
after
it
Canaveral international
"• '>•":■■—"
v
Net
income
-
-
in
Austin
States
in
-
Corp.—Six Months' Report—-
——
Net
local
a
.
construction
new
the
center
a;
Elliot
Robert
•
!
a
Fertdd Ended laft. 3f—
saies
•
to
1961,—V.
for
$24,624,867
Ryowa Motor Co. calls for installation
in Tokyo. This will be the largest
Bensinger said
; man.
500,000
A
century. The company
maghetid, tapes,—-V. 195, p, 2029.
Het
"
,
holdings to approximately 35,000 common shares
company assets with a book value-of $26,000,000. • v*
Frank E. Mackle, Jr., President of Mackle
Bros:, was
Incorporate a
Olympic into its
coated
utilize
to
system
first
record
Mr.
>"180,COO
.
manufacturing process developed bv
facilities
at
Stamford, Conn.
Audio
Devices
quarter
city
common
150 000
proprietary
a
with
bowling
new
Far
ident of C.K.P.
:
the assets Of Olympic Recbrd Co
'
by William T. Hack, President.
Olympic Record :•
manufacturers
of '.fnastef and
instantaneous recording
discs.: is
located in Santa
Monica, Calif. '-,.r
/
According to Mr. Hack, Audio Devices plans to
fact-ured
in
This
On. Feb.
r
-
announced
piesent
"•
of
land
conipahy his purchased
was
agreements
with
prominent
a
Mackle
>
Steels Ltd.—Assets Sold—
Rio Algoirt" Mines ltd., this
issue,—V, 197,'fp. 520.
The
it
share in
of the property to Incity Associates Corp.,
firm.—-V. 189, p, 146.
'*
200,000
200,000
'
200,000 '->•* >
Co.__
<te
Audio Devices Inc,—Acquisition—
.
time
'
C4 K* K. Developments* Iuc»—Acquisition Approved
—Nlanagement Changes—
V
Atlas
See
'•
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•
t:
TW -,
,
'
■
,
:300,000
/:
Co.—
L.
■'r
r';-
$26,417,466
$906,128,. equal
joint., venture "Of
million,
»
of
respectively:
$12,000,000
-«.A—;_A; '150,000'
,-i^
v;
-200,000 " r 4
.
-V.
A-A .*•
sales
-
to
per
Brunswick.
the
severally-
below,
Co.---1—.—-
Si
'
tion of about $40 a share, after the
company sells the properties
and pays off,its debts,
v.-v- "
•;*. r.'
Bush Terminal Buildings dwns Warehouses Und
commercial bulldings on a .36-acre waterfront site tn Brooklyn. It plans: tcr .seli most
-
"•
*.
,
Stem- ,;Brother||^;fiF>"C0.A^^-^*-^».w-*.,,-,
/
the
Coca-Cola
"
Abner J. Grossman, President,, had announced that the
company
plans to sell all its properties for about $22,750 ooo and then
liquidate. Stockholders are to votq on the plan in April.;
'
xvir. "GTf ssman said shareholders .would i-eceive
a
cash dlstribu-
.')
4,180,000 shs.
& ■ Coe__^—.
McMaster Hutchinson & Co
Moroney, Beissner & Co., inc.,—_
Mullaney/ Wells &■ Co,— 4—$ >
i
begin
Colorado
.
300,000 shs*
shs.
Mackall
,•
to
Utilities
Citizens
Ctizens'
""*** V,T"'•
l-'"
Consolidated sales
Bush TciTnlnal BuildiHgs
Cdi-4-PfGpbsed Asset Sale—^Liquidation-r-" i <-"»
-*' ?
,•
4»
<
Iv
•
.
John
•
the purchase
Congoleum-Nairn Inc.—Acquisition—
•
.
their
■;
...
400,000 shs/
$4.336.000,000
after
*'V
■>
<V
purchasers named
from the
company the
set
$1.9o
or
a
pinsetters
in
stafttial
'
The
purchase
bonds
new
'
—"
—
of
real( estate: company.
Aj third' contract. calls for installation
15,000,000
annual
ranging
(par
of
has installed
15,000,000
'v:; -w;'.
Cumulative pfd. stock ($100 par)
stock
sales
compares "with
amounted
.
5,000,000
10,000,000
1993
dividend- rates
&%)
1962
102
•;
10,000,000
1992—..
series
4% -to
Co.;
10,000,000
Stock;
Common
Rosenthal,
to
.
completed
by
Brunswick
in
December*
1962.
This
the first such venture by Ryowa,^ Japan's
largest automqbUe
distribution organization',
* '•
' ' '"
;
-'V
*"
addition, 24 Brunswick bowling lanes and pinsetters will be
In
.10,000,000
,
414%
series
of
$1.5
and
Mr.
4,050,000
t.-,'T
.4%%
•
completed
-
5,000,000
series due 1989___
series due 1991__>w__-.,_
(Various
that it had
duett. Pea body & Co.. Inc.—Financing
Arranged
•—On March 8, 1963, it was reported that $21,000,000
0f this firm's 4.60%' promissory notes due -March lj
Subs.)—Sales, Net Higher
record
This
1962-.
previous- year.
for
agreement
capital.
the
4,620,000
-a
'
the
(&
sales and
.
4,600,000
18,400,000
1988
,
announced
zens' Colorado service area, and that only lest week the drilling
wilTbe
'
-
earn¬
$3,000,000
.
i987
series
Capital
'
,
-i988, had been sold privately, and a $10,000,000 4.60%
%, T; 1 u"' term bank loan due- April 1, 1973,: arranged through
Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York.—V. 194, p. 1944.
'
'
;
1985
due
3 7/8 %
,414%
3
establishment
,
1984
,
«
.
reported
31,
completed
at
center
Outstanding
1
*
r
1983„___iL_."-
;3,44
,414%
has
lanes
Unlimited
series due
4Va %
*
'
commercially
successful
gas
well
in
Citizens'
Colorado service area.
Heretofore, Citizens had purchased all its
supply from a major interstate pipeline.
Mr. Rosenthal noted
Mr. Jttosentnaj notea
that' there has recently been extensive leasing activity in Clti-
OvprViYh-
'
'''-A
has
Dec.
for
Installed
Authorized
2%% Series due 1980
■
2%% Beries "A" due 1980
.3Va% series due 1982_-*.___u^_
.
L,
addition
.>Citiz3hs
814
d
Of f
-V
This
Richard
this
'
'
income
valued
Atlantic
ratio
'
installation
102.11%
Ave.,
713.;
p,
Nippon-Brunswick,
Co.;
4.62.
was
°7/b%, series due 1979-.——$^^
' %
197
'
rri'nt*
^o.^-unering
fn
has
company
stock
\
$9,088,174.
was
Long-Term Debt;
3
V
h
•
,
J
Brunswick 0orp,-r-Japanesfi Bowling Agreement—
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
314%-'series due
issue
"
Oil Co. of a natural gas pipeline in southeastern
pipeline will be connected with Citizens' existing
i 110-mile transmission line in the same area,
t\-
T irhf
LAgm
investment
this
of
most
Stansbury
Colorado.
-
manager
share," against $845,957
generation, trans¬
the Southern part
revenifes.,.,in-f-the^iyeai,r„,l962f
$44,960,933 and net income
ings to fixed charges for the
'
this
Jtr
&
Mfg. Co., Inc.
company
Net
be
redeem¬
:♦'<
REVENUES—Operating
Mortgage
from
-
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York,
Dealer
•'
President
electric
•
ended
year
reported
will
optionally
are
engaged in
offices
to
First
,.•>
that
common^stockholders at^$45^0,'per• share^ •
•
group at
bonds
the
"
•
Brillo
interest.
company
distribution
Jersey.
The
.
corporation
has
called
for
redemptionV-:oh"*'-Xpril;-^1, 1963,
its outstanding 5% - cumulative preferred stock' at $23
per
plus accrued dividends of 28% cents per. share.
share,
its bid of 101.4%.
on
from
The
-all; of
company at pMcae ranging from 106.38%
to 100%,
interest. They also will be redeemable through certain
plus accrued
Beatrice
'
but
years,
..Citizens Utilities Co.—Acquires Gas Pipeline—
*
V* \
ui p
t 4^1
r«
-c>
^ ^
(T. G.) Bright & Co. Ltd.—To -d *
Redeem Preferred—
applied
to
provide
funds for
the
company's
1963
construction
program and also 60 provide pari of the funds needed for the 1964
construction program,
....
.
\
REDEMPTION
><•
a
/rr
interest, March 7, 1963,
was
competitive sales Mardh 6
able
as
,
.
Com
Data
rants.-^V. 197,
Bonds Offered^—On
—
1963, a public offering of $15,000,000 Atlantic
City Electric 4% %. first mortgage bonds due 1993was
made by an underwriting group managed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., New York. The bonds: were
PROCEEDS—Net
approval Z6f
-
<
of a group of securities
dealers in soliciting the exercise pf subscription warr-
March 7,
102%
,
.
VVilta rower
wins Pnwer
Eastman
stock had been made at $47.25 per share by Bache &
yield 4.26%.
•
operate
shares, subject to allotment.
Co., New York.—V. 197, p. 233.
to
♦"
10
strengthening
country
representation and
V. 197, p. 1.1
J. Burny,
President of
-/*
•«
past
at
this
Clifton Forge-Waynesbofo Telephone ;C^>;^P9Vtial
one new share for each 20 shares held,
Redemption—
substantially. oversubscribed. The offer expired
The
company
has called for
redemption on April i, 1963,
Feb. 28, 1963.g Of the -21,391 shares offered,
19,046g through operation .of; the; sinking; fund,-: 241 shares of ; its 5%.
shares were purchased on preemptive. rights, and the *cumulative*- preferred-'-stock*; at, $100 per share pius accrued/ divi»
dends.
Payment will be made at the State-Planters Bank of Com¬
balance was subscribed for by warrant holders who
merce &'Trusts, Richmond, ,Va.—'V. 195, p. 1208.
'
$
$ '
exercised their privilege to subscribe^ for additional i I
Associated Dry Goods, Corpr—Secondary Stock Of
priced at
„
Burny
by C.
Karnes,
in
the basis of
on
fering—On March 7, 1963, it lyais reported that a sec¬
ondary offering of' 34,8001 shares of this firih's common
City
G.
Corp.-—Proposed &ale tit Corhputer Division
Control
stock: to its^
>
t
appointed trustee, paying
conversion agent for the 3%%
due 1993, of the company.—V.
subordinated debentures,
Atlantic
statement
joint
William
the
directed
was
Th6 Chase Manhattan Bknk
registrar
acquire
to
agreement
an
a
and
be
network
yyer&UD- > of two gas wells had been started m ciosa proximity to citizens'
:scribed-r-0n: March^ 4^ .1963, > the: conipany anftouhced .• .-trahsmission line, which may provide. Citizens with still further
that its of fering of -21,391 shares ^'additional common * Supplies; of, natural ..gas;:>^aiiy.frV,", I96r. jr4-:j esTtef /
■•■-;/./v
Appointment—
agent,
Bros.,
Marcli
Monday-,
.
the company's sales and service
through
such
activities
as
increased
"market
leasing programs and in expanding and
improving the company's facilities outside the United States to keep
pace with the rapidly growing world market for cars and trucks.
2672.
p.
--
the
/
into
entered
announced in
will
.
Ttiarlr
Kiack
merging of bniteu s
three wholly-owned principal subsidiaries—United Carbon Co, Inc.,United Producing Co;, Inc., and United Rubber & Chemical Co.—
Into, toe .parent company*
Bros,
Bendix
See
■
•
transaction
will
196,
from
approval on Feb. 13 to the sale
purchase agreement which had been entered into by. the two
companies several months ago. ■
;V
/
•
United Carbon oliicitls said that another step toward completion
the
has
was
-Burny
9i4.$
P.
and
of
-V.
this issue/
,
needs in the immediately foreseeable future.
Chrys^ Corporation's investment in the next 10' years/he said,
'willVbe atjleast as mucb/as the $700 million invested 4n planfc-and
,
_
>%'.
^subsidiary of Beatrice, Foods
,-with the
same
management,'-personnel policies, products, brand
•names,
retail stores, restaurant and institutional distribution and
manufacturing processes, Messrs. Burny and Karnes said.—V. 197,
their
gave
■
,
•
v
■
shareowners
194,
'«
"
equipment in
,po,V
Foods.
Burny
expected on
part -of Ash¬
Oil.
Ashland
transportation.—-V.
.
.v
E-,
of
,u*
'
Terms of- the transactioti, Which 'requires
Foods stockholders, were not/disclosed;
*
'
meeting Feb. 20 in New York,
the proposed trans-'
a
Service,
it
of
-■'Beatrice
Co.—Acquisition Approved
Revenue
field
;
company
Inc.,
Chairman
favorable tax rulings on
Internal
basic
its
Duncan; Electric
Bros.,
United Carbon Co. have approved a; plan for the
liquidation and the sale of its assets," thereby virtually
United's acquisition by Ashland Oil & Refining.
stockholder
The
and
.
The
■
Stockholders of
action
in
-
Beatrice Foods Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
of
dis-.
company's
assuring
,.
AcquisitionSee
-
for homes and offices
tilled water tor iridustry.-—V. 196, p. 2175.;
drinking
J1
k
,
Arrowhead
bottled
growth
1274.
;p>'
and
;
.
-
.
.
,
-
,
,
that the earnings outlook for.
diversification program in the
at
a
company
rapid pace. With Its staff
is working towards future
-.f-v;'
•
-
"
.
\.
plemented
said
this
to
produce
capacity
a
should
million
be
and
enough
.
a
to
half
take
vehicles
care
of
he
Chrysler's
a.-year,
Stephens said.
'/
Purchase
of
'<
,
the
Barcalo
Tool
.
Division,
•
including
eight
multi-
-
Volume 197;
Number 6245
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1013)
story buildings on a two-acre site in the South section Of
Buffalo
accomplished; for cash. The price was not disclosed. Ftirmtu
transfer of ownership is expected to take,
place April 1, after a
required meeting of Barcalo stockholders in March.—V.
193,' p. 5.
Cuban Tobacco Co. Inc.—Proposed
Yhe
assumption
of the
poration, which is
a
liabilities
newly
The
provides
there
by
it
24,514
to
be
shall
by
50
'
American
stockholders
Tobacco, • which will be
shares
for
Tobacco
of,the
stockholders
Cuban
shares
;
of
share.
of Cuban
Tobacco"
of
Cuban
Tobacco
that the board
in
of
the
near
directors
will
"
held
be
on
Corp.
suant to
of
future.^ Cuban
of American
ToTobacco
Certificates
,
of
the
50
posited,
Ameriqar^Common
time
Qffered-i-Ppr*
-
for
cents
if
BUSINESS—The
..
the-
have
net ..income
or
•
from
44
its
No
shares
Its
activities
installs
<
at
own
its
machines
to others.
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO
stock
Long- term
196,
v.
(lo
cent
Outstanding
5UU.000 shs.
par).
5% %
Data
This
processing
months
ended Dec:
Over
Sales
60%
.
for
of
the
$364,031,-
and for
Tomash,
Erwin
affecting
creased
1962,
sales
the
third
recorded
$397,836;
quarter,
said
than
more
$1,996,237,,
were
,
vwere
were
President,
riegbhDiaied
prices
29,
quarter
two
earnings, but that
operating efficiencies
quarter.
quarter,
ago
Are
are
greater
sales'
and
to
15c
share,
a
in
the
each
bank
loan
payable
Jan.
10
•
"<
IV.-..
■
See
quarter, and with ft,loss of
the first' quarter.
" ^
Iirm S
:
capital
stock
had
The
Cyanamid
Davenport
purchased
before
been
1963
sold
Co.,
this
Manufacturing
by
Basic
Net
Federal
income
of
issue.—V.
taxeSi__^_-—
209,768
shares
outstanding
:
sions
;
.■■■.-,
1962
■%'' 1;$
.
Federal
on
Shares
per
common
share___v
!—
-
income
for
1
' V
i
does
line
Earnings after - taxes/for the company reached
plant
the
made
at
prevailing
plant addition and labor problems and high costs
our
Hamilton,
Ohio,
plant."—V.
196, p. 2176.. < ,
in
196,
r'
Duncan
and
will
Electric
be
has
cash, for each share of class A.
continue
to
and
price
r
*.
.
!
be
based
at
4363
West
REASON
to
of
FOR
the
additional market
research
simplify
of
.stock
the
A
.company's
actions
of
because
;^the
'
capital
were
.
to
have
as
will
be
dropped and
part of Sola-Basic Research,*
a
stock.
the
facility
'•
has reported
were
that
be
will
'
the
for
$29,226,033,
half-year ended Jan.
increase
an
of
*'•*
-
-
.
-
V
..
nearly
17%
.
31^
the
value
of
oi
convertible
in
in
required
The
the
stock.
the
past
.
A
relation
not
common
class
to
enter
A
the
stock
station
equipment,
advanced
.
business
„
lawn
powered
machines,
and
truck
.
at
the
.
garden
and
.
United
States Trust Co.: New
dre. convertible into common
$30.48 i>er; share.—V.
and
such-value,
properly
by
be
with
the
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. ofi
tyres"PriVd,teiy-4-\
"substantial
,<*
ihtelest"
*\
in
See';Gulton Industries,
"
the
its
products,
York.
•
stock
to
i
for
of
additional-shares
issued.
Management
Federal
-
For
-
in
as
capital
stock
51%.
the
accepted
of
of
offer
the
of
-pi^.3.7^'
shares.
This
5%
stock
-dividend
will
issued
be
either
paid
on
will
be
paid
to
of
these
about
or
on
stockholders
April
will
The
dividends.'v
U963
15,
about
or
of
April
25,
American
Directors
will
of
The
a
announced
that
the
as
exchange o.'fer
matter
a
of
has
been
convenience for
The
American, who may have not yet
197, p. , 81/7t briJoeu) 10 aoi-iuci
.>
v •
for
capital
the
stock
compared
year
1962
was
$2,941,796,
'
.
reported'
has
to
stockholders
$5 50
or
ex¬
those
deposited
^i"re
per
class A capital stock
outstanding at the
$4,784,411 for. 1961, or $8.87 per share >ni
at the end of 1961. Net income includes
and
with
outstanding
to
1962,
both
$23,206,399
which is the
classes
'While the
after
deducting, all
equivalent of
$41.26
reserves,
declared
dividends
per
share
of
applicable
American
economy operated at a relatively high level
1962, the uncertainties of business and of the international out¬
look were reflected In the securities
markets.. These were affected
importantly by such events as the steel controversy in April and the
Cuban crisis In October, and
by the continuing problems of balance
of payments and
gold outflow.
The.- major
decline
to
the
market
7
Ttock
the late spring, which for a time
significantly weakened
confidence, resulted in a markedly lower volume of
'equity
offerings.:/ During the year, as debt management policies Were co¬
ordinated with the balance of pavments
to
..problem,
-
short-term
securities
-
Government
rities
a
-V
x
,
bonds
fluctuated
moved
as
well
within
.-.-y, 191,.*>. .1005.,
higher.
as
Longer
interest
term
high-grade fixed
relatively narrow -range
a
*,
,
rates
United
olher
on
States
income -Secu¬
during
1962.
V
•
Fifst" Southern
Co.
Not^^^ S6ld Friv&tely^^ r— On
1963, it was reported that a $300^000 Dote
Vissued by. this- chmpany had h^en .sold privately
ihrpuih p. H. BlaiT i& Co., New Yorl?.
Match 7,
.
Ford Motor Co.—To Erect ^Puerto Rican Plant---
1, 1963
'.** ■<
Plans for
income
taxes,
Feb..
.
4!
-
after
The
net
2,
.
S.
A.,
.
.
.
French
a
.
maker
of
1050.
to .30
for
x;
do
the
sale
subsidiary,
tor
share
per
X
the
on
X
2,278,797
to
of
assets
Litton
transpired,
the
the
by
income
on
fori the
ERT
taxes,
the
amounted
number
sam?
certain
amount
present
of
and
will
13-week
Tnc.
such
time.—V.
on
gain
197,
p.
'
-it
is
subsidiary
to
technical
expected
pro¬
duction should,be achieved about a--year later. V
>
"Puerto Rico has
a
long-range program of industrial develop¬
ment under way and this will be the first
highly automated pre¬
.
cision-machining
"It
also
will
plant
be
the
to
be
built
the
on
island,"
Mr.
Ford 'Said.
first
manufacturing facility to be plaoed to
company."
The
company
has
investigated
bearing-production
facilities
throughout the world in planning the -new facility, Mr. Ford re¬
vealed.-'.
.X-X:.i r-=^'^:
^
i
Yi" U /
"Bearings, fere real precision parts," he aaid, "amd >any plant we
build must be fully
capable of turning out the extremely liighquality bearings required, for Ford products.;
'
f
Puerto
Rico
by
a
U.
S.
automobile
■,
.
.
'"We
are
„
satisfied
most modern
that
the
planned Puerto Rican facility—the
of its kind that it. is possible .to build—^will fulfill our
exactihg requirements.—V. 197, p. 618.
•
Gamble-Skognmo, Inc.-—-Sales, Net XTp Sharply-The
leased
1962:
selling
which
is * not
522.
that
an established U. S. bearing manufacturer. While arrangements have not been
completed, it is expected that
construction of the plant will begin shortly and will be
completed
in abouc 20 months,
Mr. Ford reported.
He added that full
to
ended
30,
the
in
events
wholly-owned
a
Division,
to
period
Nov.
adjustments
future
Ford
plans to organize
operate the plant,
and
in
design, construction and initial operation of the plant
provided by Universal American Corp.'s Norma-Hoffman
be
of
non-recurring gain
Corp.,-an 86%. Emerson-
Industries,
contemplates
of
said
''
r
substantial
a
He
assistance
1962,- consolidated ' net' earn-;
share
above
include
contract rof sale
at
per
reported
not
upon: the "occurrence
yet
net. earnings
:.-
earnings
determinable
k
(& Subs.)—
and
Federal
cents
-
1963 were $907,091 before pro¬
$435,291 after provision for
2,
equal to 19 cents
of that date.
as
provision
1963
Since, the
not
CorisolidaJted
that
taxes,
,
arising from
X oWned
".price
income
a plant in Puerto Rico to make
pa^t -hf the*company's
bearing requirements for its U. S. operations were announced
by Henry Fqrd U, Chairman.5 ;f v.. x;. *' -
ball
build
-
tlie- like period ended Feb. 3,
$679,507; equal
shares;; ; -
the
and
>
ings,'
of '.:
company
approximately
'
April
Inc., This issue.4—V.196. P.
company ; has
reported
13-week period ended Feb.
jhares outstanding;
as
trans-l
Because
Star-
investor
equipment-
Ai^erica^Tov Sell De,lien-,
Simmonds,
The
the
vision
trans¬
dividend
"
Redemption—
Exnersoit; Radio & Phonograph Corp.
Net Lower—r
•!.
company
proposed
oi
M.
in
:
•
trailer
194^)^:1383:^'
•
class* J
one
into
convertible.
convertible
.
existence
interfered
to
issuance
other-parties To
class
could
the
or
The
Earl
$2,337,000
capital stock issued as of Dec. 31, 1962.
These
figures reflect readily marketable investments at valuations
below
but closely related to market quotations as of
Dec. 31, 1962. =. Our
remaining investment' in Commonwealth Oil
ReTinlhg Co., Inc. is
carried above cost but
substantially below market quotations as of
that, date,,
•
•'
over
4
■
\
...
.
-
retire
of
dividend
declared
of
income
amounted
-:
.
=•
,
possible; and
eventually -having
acquisitions
to accept
existence of the
preference
by
to
holding
P"tftiber^i,9,«Ij:.')l'fchairtoan,
end.
during
■
.
as
:
Corp.-^-Saies Up 17%-
company
net sales
Federal
..
desires
company
common
has
unwilling
liquidation
class-A
stock
make
.
would
its
of
of
structure
convertible
ability
market
OFFER—The
outstanding—the
which
shares
actions,
its
only
class
THE
and
capital gains from the sale of investments in the amount of
$514,400
for
1962, compared with $1,439,953 for 1961.
Dividends totaling
$5.00 per share were
declared, of which $1 per share was declared
on 3une 14, 1962 and
paid on July 24, 1962, and $4 per share was
declared on' Dec. 20, 1962
ahd^paid: on Jan. Jo 1963.
On Dee.
31, 1962 the -total capital funds, exclusive of
capability,
McGuipneSs,
President, has announced' that ■ the
company :plans..".to.. s.ell.privately $3,000,000. of 5%
20-year serial
debentures. He added that he
hoped the transaction would be comIpleted WJthln. the 'next 30 to' 45 .days.
:
:
: V' •'
41
Ab'out: $1,400,OOO -of the proceeds will be:' used to
purchase a
themselves, for
outstanding class A convertible stock
General,
more
be
shares.—V.
the
on
Montrose'
.
Co., New York, and Dallas
Union Securities Co., Inc.,
Dallas, will act as dealer-
-much
bank
through April 12, 1963
the. stock
Wllliarfr ' F.
&
managers to form > a group; including
the purpose of
soliciting exchanges.
of
1
'
dividend
to
also
EmiPj.
to
'
«
\ :
Bank
•'
$2,611,000 and deposits
American
stock
further
Was
year
51
announced.
was
Vice-
purchase
a
stock and 50 cents
^
'
.
outstanding class A convertible stock, at the. rate ol
Noyes
cash
5%
integrated
■
One and one-fifm shares Of common
being
Goorge Olmsted
First-^ Bostoto Corjj.^Annual
Re|)Drt-^
.
Hemphill,
11
the
of
participate
their
;;
x
is
dividend of 16l/4 cents per share to The
shareholders
of
record
March
11,
1963
in
order
to
coordinate the dividend dates of Fireman's Fund
and The American.
1767.
p.
X" ^self-lockingf fasterier§, Hie balance. wiW bO^psed for capital expend!
*'V"^'Xtures;,dhcluding'construction! nf new .U. S..,plants,.and- the: purchase
Dixilyn Corp.-rShare Exchange Offer—Pursuant:
to,/ /:.ojf [additionai eqiuipment.—v. 193, p. 377. x•;
a March
4, 1963 prospectus, the company' Is offering
> r
to exchange 1,046,628 common shares for all - of its
Electronics Capital Corp.—Sells Certain Investm't
%
:
1962
2078.
p.
American
-
Wooster
new
to
inno
n
Financial
of
were
•
The
Shares
shareholders
fvYhe ''corporstiohr^tfs' ra^
: lo'r;' f'ederhpWph' on
April • 1, *1963
through .operation vf-; the sinking fund; $79,000 1 of ItsX4%'% - ,«on«
vertible debentures due April
1, 1976 at 100%. Payment will be
'
a
were adversely affected
by a three-week: strike At our
Wooster, Ohio," said Mr. Koontz, "the break-in costs at
in
the
hot
x-
4,618,116
-V" -"Results
:.
of
The
and.
tended
Economics Laboratory, Inc.—Partial
$2.80
record $2,530,-;
139 for the year. 1962, it was announced
by Raymond Koontz, Pres¬
ident. The net was 8% higher than the
$2,339,739 recorded in 1961,
Per share earnings' were $2.50
up from $2.31 for .the year.'pre*
vious, based upon the 1,013,524 common shares
outstanding at
Dec. .31, 1962.
X'
10C
196,
and agricultural implements.x-rV. 196,. p.,:J.552.
J >..":
'
-
.
80%
1963.
.
&oia tsasic
Keseaicn
the acquisition was
said
purchase
corporation and
Debentures
Diebold, Inc.—Record Earnings—
10(i1 "
V
1963."—V.
Title
payable to Fireman's Fund shareholders of record March
11,
1963, which is also the record date for the 32 V2
cent
quarterly
cash dividend declared Feb.
15, 1963, on shares
outstanding after
the two-for-one stock
split which was made effective earlier this
^^asior^y^h-MdU?hle^thS'«"»u
'
"
than
said.
..
a
special credit (net)
share.—V. 197, p. 141.
per common
Of
Corp.
present- name
of
,.
include
not
No
will
the
service
:
13,575,000
>.
diversification enlpvpd
the report.
"The high
in
Seourity
be
■
26,236,000':
.12,661,000
4,564,136
1962
bank
1962.
American
Tnc report noted that business was good in all divisions and
subsidiaries
with
most
contributing to
the
improved
earnings
situation^ "Enthusiastic market acceptance of -a variety of new
;products :added a xavorable tDne;to:,<3evelopmehtfl pver - the ;(past'
six months^ }t was indicated;
Dura Corp. is a diversified manufacturer of automotive
parts,
.
v
;
X ♦SS.IS
outstanding
$9,777,000 equal to $2.14
the
of
31,
year.
the. .$25,083,433 .repprted In the comparable
period in 1962.
t<; "A.fter-taX ;profits
were $941il98
against $815,l64,- ()r ;$1.5i a-:,
share versus $1.30 in the first six moths a
year earlier.
The latter
..figure is adjusted to reflect the number .of shares outstanding at
•
and
Earnings
1963,
ft,
'I
income_„—27,505,000
foreign taxes on income______
13,000,000
income /14,505,000
-Net
of
,1961
stated
March 7, James F. Crafts, Chairman of
Fireman's Fund - In¬
Co., announced that holders of over 80 % of the outstand¬
shares of The American Insurance Co. have
accepted the ex¬
change offer made by Fireman's Fund last January.
The exchange
offer will be
made' effective shortly 'so that shares
.already de¬
posited can be exchanged in the near future.
:--aXxX.. ■ ;
Mr. Crafts further
announced
that
the
directors of Fireman's
Fund have
declared the 5%
stock dividend that was
contingent
upon
the acceptance of the exchange
offer by holders of
r
253,942,000 .244,860,000
taxes
The
The
ir
3\
■.%*->
t
•.
before
of
Sola
operated
i? k
•.•Net
Profit
Mr.
..
Diamdnd .National W
Year Ended Dec. 31-^
01
Products,
cash.
/Jan. 31,:. 1963;
tn
Los
On
Chicago where 12,000 square feet of floor space are devoted
engineering and manufacturing activities.
The facility will be
assigned responsibility for technical liaison and marketing coordina-"
tion involving new products
developed by Sola-Basic Research. The
206,860
$0.18
:
iwcord
in
ing
to
1,122,000
•
..
for
Dura
1,109,475
$20,-041.079
Fireman^
Insurance Uo.—Exchahge Ofler Ac¬
ceptances—Extension Granted—
1,634,388 shs.
Ave.,
dur-
ing the* 1 period--i---Net ? income-; peri -share.Vbased. on..average..'
:
number of. shares
outstanding -during the
'•'-^the.- period:
—V. 167, p. 406.
;. '
',
■
^
; -
in
in
10,000 outstanding shares
Financial 'General, to
Division—
Division
Products
rresiaent
Basic
Operations
x
422,480
215,620
202,788
of
of
assets
$1,740,611
income
Average number
w. jjoia,
President
Federal
for
.
for
rlot-o
date
Stockholders
1962
/
412,556
provision
taxes
Provision
Dec.
to
Net
JG?epn
_
On
$1;542,936
Income
income
Instead
loan brokerage subsidiary.
a
.
American
been
.
-
$ifth.;..31—. ^
sales
Net
Assets
,
tlwt,363,000 Shires
.
Net
tn
to
(USAR-Ret'd.), President
"
privately through.. Burnham :& Company, New York. ■
:
■?Quarterly Report— ; .,v
•;
share
key, President of the bank.
Securities Sold Pri-
—
Duncan Electric Co., Inc.—Sells
•
~
Dialight Corp.—- Secondary Sold Privately
-of
from $1,785,430,
totaled 2,231,575 in
company has acquired majority interest in
Peoples
Va.
x';-:
'f*
joint announcement was made by Maj. Gen.
The
of
Dumas Milner Corp,^-Assets Sold—
.
Bergen, Inc.—Securities Sold Privately—
Mart® 7, 1963; it Was reported thai '
iuio
co/1
^i,,^
Tnv,
o
io-7Q
kc nnn
fhis firm's 6% notes; due Jan, 2, 1978, and 56,000
shares of its 7% > cumulative convertible
preferred
stock had been sold- privately through Van
Alstyiie,Noel & Co,, New York.—V.
196, p. 2669.
?!h?fC£,'''"'1963>fJf
this
outstanding
operations
previous year.
$1.08 per share,
Euena Vista,
It
-
'De Troy
Ended
The
r
-;
•
Ort
petiod.
The
from the sale of these issues will be added
capital.—V.. 196, p. 5.
'
know-how.
-
or
Financial General Corp.—Acquisition—
$900,000
2,000,000 shs.
William
in 1S61.
Outstanding shares
2,21$,375 in 1961.
increase; -in earnings resulted from
of title business done
by Security Title Insurance
a
muint.oinpH
maintained
these;placements.:
/RroceOds
still adversely
■; to
reflecting
in¬
working
production
from
the
$2,399,919
by
entitled.
$4,000,000
cents),
■ 233. -;;;
p.
income
gross
to
the company," Mr. Breliant
level
of
operations enjoyed
31,
-
(par
operations.
-•
———
stock
mmon
from
Angeles
and
several
other
major Southern
California counties.
w&s achieved in
spite of depressed real -estate activity in two of
the major counties served
by the company, and serves to' emphasize
the
advantages of .the wide geographical
additional
stock equal
had
by
.
common
income
gross
This
v
exchange.- offer from
is
in
and
apd
volume
payment
shares.-
,1:
854.
p.
.^^liicpea se- -1
gain
rose
secpnd
$498,488, equal to 24c a share,'in
b'/oniOqvjK ... •
.i .jI ti-'.
; bJ
.
receive*
.
irisurance.subsidiary and
*
Net loss in the third quarter, Mr. Tomash
stated, was $23,861,;
equal: to 16 a share on the 2,072,834 shares of common, stock
outstanding at Dec. 29, 1962. This compares with a loss of $313,400,
equal
81c
1962
tiye. prior preferred stpcjk with institutional investors.
New York Securities Co. negotiated
,
costs
margins
years
gross
and
such
accept
aggregate of ten
196,
^ ^VTha rgratifying
Domestic Management is engaged in making direct
cash- loans in
;the; southeastern' portion of the Ut S.1
x It. is a wholly owned
subsidiary of First Southern4
Co., Greensboro, N. C., a holding company which
owns,- iri, addition. to Domestic Management, a life.
:
third
second
the
start-up
an
V' v
$1,234,370.
that
or
income
.
!
private placement of $1,500,000 senior notes,
series C, due Feb. 1, 1975, and
5,000 shares of cumula-
-
x.
the
in
for
to
right to extend .the
Domestic Management, Inc.
210,000 shs.-
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
these
lirst
the
25%
a
against $16,058,958
year
Net
the
City,
Calif.,
manufacturer
of
the
trademarked
mass randomaccess memory;
system, and other- data'
equipment, has reported that total sales for the nine'
a-
on
Co.
last
vately-^—On 'March S, 1963, the company announced"
,
Culver
Discfile,
in
issue.—V.
surance
i
Products
determines
company
.
—v;;.
:
.
-
checks
this
President, announced in the annual report.
The holding
company, whose principal asset is the
Security Title
Insurance
calling
outstanding
1964-1966
Co
$13,964
lo69.
and
days;.. -The. compaiiy has 'jnov present .intention
,
V
FINANCING
-
debX
p.
cbmpfthy* hia4
1962
Breliant, Chairman
:
PRESENT
Authorized
Common
stock
common
after March 27., 1963 for
>
on
The
in
must
•<2APlfAXJEZ ATION CIVXNG EFFECT TO" PRE3$N*P' TINAN<J3Nb ; *
1- \
i
'
Authorized
Outstanding
date'
ana
its
-
systems and leases time
—
to
of
class A convertible stockholders will
the nearest whole- share to
which
>'
principally of developing specialized data processing1
furnishing data processing services on its premises
s personnel :^and
equipment.. It also; designs and the
premises
of
its clients
complete data processing-
applications
and
-/
of fclass A convertible stock which remain
the--consummation of
the
exchange offer. " ri
fractional shares -of common stock will be issued.
alter
Beaver St., New York; Is Still *
has - not had 'significant gross*
operations.
r
offer
offer
shares
any
consisted
-utilizing
-
of
company
developmental- stage* ^aad
returns
exchange
Instrument Co.,
Financial Corp. of America—Net
Up 34%—
■
A
per
the
time
to
business
Co., Inc., New York, offered publicly, 105,000 shares
common stock at .,$1.25
per. share.; -x
Net proceeds will be used for working capital. r
in
the
accept
stock
such
set'forth.
Manufacturing & Engineering Corp.—Pro-
its
de¬
of this; fim's
'
to
common
convertible,
hereinafter
of
class
share will be delivered by the exchange agent
to the
depositing stockholders entitled thereto as soon as practi-'
cable after. 700,000 shares of class A convertible stock have
been
deposited or after 600.000 but less than -700,000 shares
are
-
Feb.* 26, 1963 prospectus, A. D; Gilhafct &
a
desire
of
A
its
deposited. In the event that less than 700,000 but
600,000 or
shares are deposited, the company will have the
option but
not be obligated
to accept such ^shares. The
company
will
accept no shares if less than 600,000 shares are
deposited.
'
company "reserves
••
class
shares
of
will
that
Data
shares
of
conditions
offers
shares
jnore
-
the shares of Cuban Tobacco Co. owned
by it to be
meeting in favor of the plan unless that board here¬
after decides that the plan is at that time impractical or inadvisable
under then existing circumstances and
conditions,
at
who
l'/a
share
for
700,000 shares
authorized
voted
each
and
of
are
xxx.
.
Tobacco
All '
plan: - Notice of the meeting,-together with ?
including financial statements, will be mailed 4
information,
for
terms
exchange
rate
deposit their certificates for class A convertible
stock,
together with a duly completed and executed letter of
transmittal
provided for that purpose, with Morgan
Guaranty Trust Co. of
New York. 140
Broadway, New York 15, N. Y. (exchange agent),
by 3:30 p.rm, New York time, on March
27, 1963, or such later
date as may be fixed
by the company. ?
" « 1
-'r
'
Thfr company will accept all shares of 61ass; A
convertible stock
deposited with the- exchange agent provided at least
To¬
rate
cash
the
hereby
company
in
the
irrevocably
the
on
advised
of
the
at
in
on
cash
and
Stockholders
•
dissolved,
the
at
Federal
posed Merger-rfl
.
JSee Victoreen
,
Cuban
each
be
cents
being
OFFER—The
stock
.
assets
third cor- ."
a
then
outstanding shares
owned'by American^ TobaccOi ■->'
stockholders
has
Cuban
American
(14.42%)
A.
meeting of
April-2 to vote
bacco is
Tobacco
Tobacco
distributed to its
Tobacco
fire ^presently
further
that
will
in
American
but
Cuban
OF
stock
common
convertible
'
plan
that
received
of
organized subsidiary' of
bacco Co.
two
TERMS
Reorganization.
has announced that its board of directors had
plan of reorganization, subject to stockholder
approval
a
■
to
company
adopted
and
that if at least-600.000 shares of class A
convertible are
pursuant to the exchange offer the
impediments referred
above would be substantially eliminated. The
company presently
has no acquisition or transaction
under
consideration;
'
retired
.
.
whereby shares of common stock of American Tobacco Co. would
be; received by it simultaneously with the
acquisition of Ithe1
and
believes
.
was
5
have
accurately
;v
company has reported that consolidated net sales including
department se.les for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962 amounted
$174,386,286
Profit
pre-tax
before
profit
Consolidated
against
as
.
of
taxes
$139,780,698
amounted
$10,642,819.
net
to
a
year
earlier.
$15,175,486
X
against
1961
a
=
1
income,
after
Federal,
State
and
Canadian
taxes on Income, totaled $11,307,289 compared with 1961 net earn¬
ing of $6,115,481. This was equivalent to $4.24 per share on the
2,667,326 shares Of common stock outstanding-at year-end, against
'$2.31 per share for the previous year.
j
Net earnings in 1962 included
the company's share of General
,
6
Advertising Co.'s consolidated earnings, of which $7,109,from the sale ol operating plants, while the
com¬
pany's 1961 net earnings included a gain, after taxes* and reserves,
of $2,304,691 from the sale of Walker & Co.—V, 196, p. 2674.
Gulton Industries,
Outdoor
resulted
205
Gateway Chemicals, Inc.
engaged
is
company
Electronic
• Energy
ConversionCprp./ located in New York. CJty,
developed a line of solid state power supplies for commercl
marketed under the-trade name Convertron. Dr. Victor""
Wouk, a recognized authority in the field of power conversion,
Calif.,
\ The
.
Chicago, 111.
Ave.,
5,'1963
CAPITALIZATION AS OF MARCH
Outstanding
Authorized
shares
Common
par)
(no
r-v.;l?7/ p. m
;
'
,
Aniline
General
1,500,000 shs.
"
March
On
that'
said
that
holding
Swiss
a
Harsco
General
Electric Co.
be. sold to underwriters
New Color TV Projection
—
•
"
System—
General
National
See
Corp.,
this issue,—V. 197,
V.
917.
p.
•
:
•
's
'
;
.
in
1961.
-
••
from
rose
income
sales'? program
A ^stepped-'up
v
Net
in
$15,212,574
to
1961
1962.
"Georgiav>Giant,''
trademark;,
featuring
company's
the
by:: Mr.;
announced
was
income
for
nine
the
months
Perling,;
plants
?.he
reported "that
continuing at a
Baruch
Mr.
new;:
restyling' of • thesprinted materials.:' Ten
/,bf/,tjic/;neWidentification/ involves
plahts (totaled 2,600,000 pairs in- 1962. HC expects 1963V
to reach 3,000,000 pairs.
The company is the world's
manufacturer'1 of work shoes for men and" boys.—V. 196,
production
-was
expect:that
said,/ "we
—v.
Equipment Co., Inc.—Appm't
established
also
•
for
the
196,
preferred
stock
Year Ended Jan. 31,
1963
1962
574,501,798
Het '''income_uu.-.-V-v;?:—0,004,122.
.Earned per common :share_ii_2_;
$1.44
—V.
195,
p.
522.
1961,
Ry.—Equipment Trust Certificates
Offered
On March 7, 1963, Salomon Brothers &
Hutzler, New/York, \ and associates' announced that
they were awarded at competitive sale an issue of
$5,250,000 Great Northern 4 %%. equipment trust cer¬
tificates on a bid of 99.745 for the 4 Vs %. coupon., A
competing bid of .99.7013, also for a 4% % coupon,
came from Halsey, Stuart & Co.
The certificates, which are non-callable, were reoffered for public sale March 8,..at prices to yield
from 3.30% for the March 1,1964 maturity to 4.20%
for the maturities from March 1, 1976 to March 1,1978.
The certificates are; rated Aa by Moody's and. AAA;
by Standard & Poor's. They are to be secured by new
equipment estimated to cost $6,569,500 and are guar¬
anteed as to principal and dividends by Great North-ern Railway.
The certificates will mature in * 15 annual, instal¬
ments of $350,000 on each March 1 from 1964 to 1978,*
inclusive.—V. 197, p. 716.
*
V
"
•
'
$1.11
Years
structtcm of. a new electric furnace: was begun at the company!s.
plants' This installation is expected to materially increase
productive capacity, - reduce .the cdst of producing presenc products,
and make possibie the a<idition of- hew. electrlc luf nace products.
On Feb: 14,
1963; Interlake's" board- of directors authorized an
agreement .to acquire substantially .all of the business and proper¬
ties Of Enos Coal Mining: Co;,, a large .Indiana, producer of -utility
and industrial coal. ,fhe acq-uisition,
which is- seen as an -oppor¬
tunity to diversify the company's business,', is subject to approval
;by Interlakels stockholders and will be voted at .the annual meeting
on. Aplhl »25, 1963. "
' v"
• ,fcr
U'
*<Xhere 4ia& been a sUght dmprovem^t iu-; demand' siniBe.tnerend
,
Beverly
■
the1
were?
.
income
and
owner
Coache3,
of
100
—V.
outstandings
Inc.
He"
will
Texas,
transfer
New
this
Mexico
interest
and
197,
«' •'
*
.
'
-
-
,"
1962
-
%
.
Instrument-
Co.-^Sales,
Net
first
half
ended
Dec.
for
earnings
contiol
the
Cleveland-based
equipment climbed
manufacturer- cf
to $41,111,
or
Electrical
last
year
Hickok
had, net
earnings of
sales of-$7,322,360.
on
research
company's
within-the
* ■
current
five
past
$154,558,;" or
3(3
.or..$3.02
volume
sales
years.—V.
from
was
196,
products
in
.
shares will be
transferred
the
to
corporation.—V.
new
197,
Howard
523.
p.
7;
'
.
Net
'
,
Gridoil
•
Empire
Freehold
Trust, Co.,
.
Leases
New
York,
Ltd.—Appointment—
has
been
appointed
income
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—To Sell Equipment Trust
Certificates—
The
12
for
Oct.
1,
the
v
has
company
sale
*
,
announced
of
$2,580,000
1963 to April 1, 1978.
1
that
of
- <
-
.
,
.
Tne
Issue
will
be
197,
secured
p.
716.
by
'
The
"
*
equipment
•
%'
estimated
\,V
to
J
'/
!?
"v
^
"X
,\V
X lji
before
Federal
"/
^
taxes__^
9,033,658
4,430,000
-
>
•
"
4,663,658
•
up
from
has
^
■
$1.86
2,200,000
;
.
reported that net sales for 1962
$220,097,778 the previous year.
Net
,
were
Wingate,- Chairman,
and J. Roy
compare
with
$88,777,'600,
-earnmgs
,
to 297,860,000 pounds, against 324,220,000 pounds
and'300,470,000 pounds in 1960.
Total nickel deliveries—•
-to
fully
building
market conditions. /
nickel
-
"
*•/ /
r
*
•.<
1
-
first montn/and .a -h(tlf of 1963, -the, company's^rate
in
the United States improved substantially,,
deliveries
its" deliveries
in
Europe are
at
perceptibly higherlevels
1962.
.For
the
entire
year
1933
International Nickel
"to deliver somewhat more nickel than in 1962, and there
is; a gbod- prospect" that it will; deliver more nickel of its Jqwn
production than in any previous year. ?"Assuming .economic ac¬
tivity remains at or near present levels," the report concludes,
"ws believe that our fihancial results for the year ahead .will -be
very satisfactory."
.
in.
expects
:• 4,093.015
* $2.09
2,200,697
S.
These
in 1961,: with $80,701,000. or $2.76 .per share
the, record- high of -$96,296,000, or $3.25 .per-
The report notes that
while
4,120,000
-cJ
Henry
•
amounted
1961,
.than
8,213,015
-
with
and
102,381,619
-
taxes
1769.
,
l960,
iDuring the
1961
'
—113,476,492
.
was lifted to
discloses the-
of
Subs.)—Annual Report1962
t
•>1
company
838,318,
plans to open bids March
equipment trust certificates due
new
(&
share,
international Nickel's, production capacity
400,000.000 pounds of nickel annually. It also
of- large stand-by stocks of finished, nickel
at
readily, accessible locations," and a cur.tailmeut in production
at 4he^ company'& mines ,and-plants In Canada in order/to conform
-
.
Ingersoll-Rand Co. (& Subs.)—Sales, Net Higher—
(
it
$228,-
income was;
commonr" stock
Contributing
to
the improvement
in
in: 1962
earnings
savings to the company resulting from the
from
Canadian
income
tax
applicable to
"new mines"
Were" tax
exemption
earnings derived from
International Nickel's Thompson and Clarabelle mining operations,
and
a
higher average price for nickel than in 1961.
The better
earnings also reflected the lower foreign exchange value of the
Canadian dollar.—V. 195, p. 1317.
: '
International Railways of
Central America
posed Preferred Recapitalization—^
"
J'
—
Pro¬
\v
v ' Holders 'df; the
share
of
company's 100,000 outstanding) 5%
preferred
/.outstanding, against net-income for 1961 of $24,024,917, equivalent, Z stock, on. which there are arrears of over $70 per share,; will
vote May 29
to $3.96 per share.
cost
on a plan to exchange the shares and accrued divi¬
:
' /
dends on the basis of $162.25 of. 30-year 4%
With the acquisition of the remaining minority interest in the
v
subordinated income
$24,496,928,
"
$3,242,633.—V.
Co.
31,
per share—
;outstanding___^_
196, p.
Subs.)—Net • Up
1961.
;
Corp.-r-Secondary Stock Offering
income-^i-w—•—_L—i_-_™• ■'
Shares
—V.
/
income
Earned
co-transfer;
809.
agent for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 189; p.
.
Dec.
income
Federal
Net
Johnson
Ended
Total
(&
including- nickel- which .made: no contribution to .earnings since it
was
acquired front. others- at market, prices..were 3.18,170,000
pounds in 1962, compared with the. -record 372,460,000 pounds in
developed
advance
Year
Inc.
reported in .1956;;
'
"; ' *
^
r.'
•.
/The company's deliveries of nickel/which contributed/ to: earn-]*
in
,
was made at $35.50 per share through Shields & Co.,
New York.—V. 197, p. 818.
•"
Co.,
.share?
ings
for
176g.
p.
by
President.
per
.
cents
•
-
shareholders
Gordon,
electronic
the company was continuing its program,
with; approximately%10% ?: of sales^ directed^
engineering. HO noted that about! half of
and
Hooker. Chemical.
'
Nickel
earnings for the year! ended: Dee.. 31:, 1962,: wer6f $94,221/000;
$3.19' per-- cdmmott--share, -according- to the annual report issued
or:
to
approximately
$1,250,000 to the new corporation.
Greyhound
had
previously entered Into
a
contract forthe
acquisition of approximately 51%, or more than 2,000 shares, of
the outstanding capital stock of Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma
Coaches, Inc., in exchange for Greyhound stock. Most of these
the company*:-reaiizCd
Net
■/
—On March 6,-1963,; it was reported that ^ secondary
offering of 71,400 shares of this firm's common stock
-
1
International
.that
said
extensive 1 research
the
v
net
'
rose
rent,;Order; backlog ,put/the company in a.-favorable position
the-remainder-of - the-year-.:
share
- has
announced ^ that, sales
against $36,429,009 in/1961.
*gain>after .* taxes- from' -the.-disposition: of ^certain property.
$140,000,-or six cents per»shajc.^V-. -196,- pv 2179:
.•
'a*
"6f
;■
,
Hickok
$41,145,000
;//witli/$r^2/4n -1961, /Iit^addit
against last year's first half earnings of'$3,318, br one cent a share
the basis of 427,840 shares currently outstanding.
Mr: Hickok said: that- first half. results, and- a.: substantial cuf-
a
Jr.,/ President,
Walter;
19/7to $3",'520,000 -for 1962: from $2,940,000 :forT961.: Net. income per. share, was-$1.46 for' 1962;c6mpared-
same-
10 -cents .a share,
on
:
,G„,
'
Up
1962
31,
over the : $2,751,288 Volumefor,, the
Robert^ D.; Hickok*j President, reported^
Up- 36-%
.
and
fiscal.
the
for
$3,749/783,
Net
Jnc.4-S^les; Up-
Sharply—
period last year,
test
/ Henry
were. «p
to. 12.9%
to
Net fricp'me increased'
45.
Electrical
-
12.9%; Net 19.7%—
1961
.
.
p.
saies
Net
to
-
Oklahoma
will
and
•
Internatibiial Flavors. A Fragrances
'
after.
on
Hickok
agreement
of
"
"*
1
31—
?(S;t
•
dividends, equaled
previousj year when- fewer
Sharply—
Resler, of El Paso, have announced that
shares
v
.
toward
corporation : will be owned 60%
by Mr.
Resler and 40% by Greyhound.
;
Mr. Resler is the sole owner, of the Carlsbad Cavern operation
Dec,
possibles' and /we have- cut overheads to the -minihmni,?'"We are
vigorously .pressing programs to add td-'and'expand- th^ ebmpany-s
vproduct-lines>-v For the year as a whole, we ^expect, to turn Six
creditable re$ults."---V. 197, p. 818^
-: V'
:
.
preferred
$161>feporteid-> in .ttve'
Ended
Dividends
of
new
Sales Up 6%;
w-._
$64,270,000 $60,315,000
taxes_-_r_2^2_;if;:^,_L_^- -..{-2,679^00-- 2,455,000
preferred stocki__w_^__L__j
;.-243,000
* .346,000
■Net inc.. available to.' common stockholders *
2,436,0002,109,000
Average number
" common, shares .-outstg;.
2,194,329 - 2,083,293
Earnings; per common, share^c.:
Sl.ll
$1.01
Net
for the formation of a new
corporation ' with
Carlsbad
Cavern
Coaches,
Inc.,
which
will
cne
controlling stock interest in Texas, New Mexico and1
Oklahoma Coaches,-Inc., and also the business and properties of
the Carlsbad Cavern operation presently conducted by Mr. Resler.
of
said'Mf. Bell.- .'^However;, there;yet-.little* indication;
that the trend is- strong enough to materially affect our shipments,,
and we face a full year of increased labor costs/ and. lower prices
-for our products.
"'At the same time." he. said, .our plants are being run as tightly
of 1962,7
;
Sales
Mr.
| The. stock
:*'•*■*
-
Greyhound Corp.—New Affiliate—
an
.
.
*
after
share,
common
per
&gainst
commonsshares,
,
into
silvery'ifon-was-beguii.-during the
them* was
^the;establishment;ofA"IofmalResearGh'II5%artmeni;tooent'ralize
and strengthen
process .and? product development1 activities. . Gdn-
;
€%':
9%.
an
—
entered
-
furnace
.
higher tb»h for 1961; - Net
totaled-* $2,67^J)00/ ti'p, from $2,455,600 in
fot 'the' year
increase of
income
'
Great Northern
have
•
growth of the company were inaugurated in.,1962. Among
reported ..that;?1962 .sales ^reached
Askin, President,- haslevel of - ;$64,270;000,
record
Earnings
they
electric
,
Simon
a
•
The company and Dale
"
•
,
;V;;l?Newr:"programs^::necessairy^fbB/tn^i;'cbtttina'ed stfehj^i; and future
Net 9 %—
8,359,313
$134
5,812,311
5,849,651
shares
approximately "lie an hour and substan-
This product is made with between 15% and 22% " silicon
content, and enables Interlake to meet practically any customer
requirement for iron and silicon products.;
company,
of the eprporatidn.r^V.,jl92'; p, 209.
Heyden Newport Chemical Corp.
*$ "
Common
net ; -income
against
.
686,262,689
..
in
$85,141,744
report to shareholders, said
had1 bfiep. accomplished despi:e. an
annual
his
in
labor costs of
in
Production of
2078.
p.
common stock
.
"
Sales
gain
the
year*
The Chase Manhattan Bank has. been appointed registrar for, the
Grant Co.—Annual Report—
(W. T.)
Bell,
benefieiated.
196, p. 2482.
Helmerich & Payne, Inc.—Appointment—
2373.
p.
F.
totaling
1962,
In
year
.
the
of
slightly
earlier.
down
were
hai price1 reductions Jii the company's ferroalloy and merchant iron
products during 1962.
Programs to reduce overhead and operating costs were intensified
last year, Mr. Bell Said.
Improved operating efficiency was achieved
through the increased use of bencficiated iron ores—more than 90%
of all ore charged to the company's blast furnaces during 1862 was
the., fiscal
and
Higher; Sales Down—
company
increase
business- activity at the company'shigh level.
"From all indications,"
stock
common
36.050shs.
5,000 sns.
75,000 shs.
1
i.
T.
that
$1.26
or
'
500,000 shs.
'
high
record
a
against $879,853
fiscal 1962.
..Outstanding
'$3,138
(25c-par)
-
,
President
'
196,
stock
1447.
$87,989,755 a
j,,' The Chase Manhattan' Bank; New York,' has been .'appointed >egi
KfewuYork,-: has been* appointed registrar for.
stock of the; corporation.-—Y.
common
alloys
j (George W.) Heline Co.—Appointment—
*
istrar
common
B
196, p.
—
par)—
has reported that 1962 net income rose 6%
to
$5,375,764, equal to $2.38 per share of common stock. Net earnings
in 1961-were $5,070,185, or $2.25 a share.
>•;' ~ Sales and revenues of the producer of merchant iron and ferro¬
the lirm'si
the
(25c
Interlake Iron Corp.—Net
against $935,000 for the similar period a-year. ago.—V.
^a
company's
packaging,, advertising
and
magazines will be- used to advertise Georgia Shoe products
a nation-wide basis.
Mr.-' Perliji said the output of shoes - from:
Gotham Educational
stock
The
on
Empire Trust Co.,
common
Class
national
largest
A
—.V.
year ending April , 30, 1963
will be a record one'for the corporation."
Federal; income taxes for the nine months totaled $1,084,900"
Adoption
loan—long-term.^—
Class
Sales, Net—
level, totaling $980,434 or $1.40 a share
a. share for-the similar nine
months In
FINANCING.
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
new
a
EFFECT
GIVING
Bank
,
inefpased^fjopi ,$354,393 to $485,905.
1962.
CAPITALIZATION
Shares
ported.
■
in
$13,448,234
Corp.—Record
company's sales set
in
.
high record for the nine months
ended" Jan. 31, 1963, totaling $7,733,902 up from $6,244328 for the
corresponding period a year ago, Eduard Baruch, President, re¬
an
.
sales
Nec
Net
per
sales
—
Ileli-Coil
The
increase of 13% in net sales and 37% in
profujt for the year 1962.
In the company's annual report to
stockholders, Sam Perling, Chairman, said 1962 net income was
equal to 62 cents per share of outstanding stock against 45 cencs
had
1962,. consolidated net income rose
share from: $7,586,815 or'-$2,43' per •
31,
Dec.
$2,57
or
•
Georgia Shoe Manufacturing Co.—Net, Sales Up—
The company
ended
year
1961, J. T. Simpson," Chairman and President, said.
vately
& Hutzler,
•
its
Depth-O-Matic
its
On March 5, 1963, it was reported that
160,000 shares of this firm's 4.50 % preferred stock
(par $50) had been sold privately through First Bos¬
ton Corp., New York.—V. 197, p. 615.
March 7, 1963, it was reported that $11,000,000 of this
firm's 4 % % senior notes due March 1, 1983, had been
sold privately through Salomon Brothers
New York.—V. 195, p. 746.
DF-O-Matic portable electronic direction finder and
portable depth sounder, accounted for 81% of
The company's operations have been limited in
scope,
its manufacturing process is basically one of assembly by
hand, and it has only one full-time graduate engineer."
products,
196, p. 2078. ,
;
- .
,
-J •
i-'>
Hartford Electric Light Co. — Preferred Sold Pri¬
•••j
Sold Privately—On
Finance Corp.—Notes
General
in-
for 1962 and 3,126,238 for 1961 .ad¬
For the fourth-straight year Harsco
has
set performance records. Sales showed a significant increase
and
net income again reached
an
all-time high.
Earnings per
share also set
a
record continuing
the company's- growth trend
established during the last decade.
Mr. Simpson
reported that 1962 consolidated net sales of the
corporation and its subsidiaries were $78,661,728 against: $70,401,509 a year earlier. Profit. before .taxes
and other charges .was
$16,636,100
as
against
a
1961
pre-tax
profit of $15,866,848.—
"receive
ton, D. c., after which the stock would
at competitive bidding.—V. 196, p. 1768.
been engaged since
1957 in the manufacture and marketing
electronic equipment for use/in ;the marine ffeld, principally
pleasure boating; The- company's business is- dependent upon
sales of boats .and other, marine products. Two of the company's
of
Corp.—Net, Sales Higher—
$7,627,618
J
'
,
has
•
outstanding were 2,964;205
justed for stock dividends.
about' $140 ..million and ' Interhandel
about
$60
million.
Tne
settlement terms must be approved by
Interhandel stockholders and the U. S. District Court at Washing¬
would
the
For
to
share in
the voting control of the company. Mr. Kennedy
General Aniline should be sold for $200' million, the
Government
-iiv
its
de¬
company,
'
estimated at $240,894, will ^be used
of loans, purchase of inventories, sales
promotion, and working capital.
*
^- •BhsiNE^-^hoi cbiti^^ of-E^vth'Elstbh^
for repayment
through
of
if
at $10 per share.
Net proceeds,
mortgage bonds
signed? to settle the 20r-yearoldidispute over control of the 540,894
class A and 2,050,000. class B shares of General Aniline seized by
the U. S Government in 1942 as a German asset. The stock repre¬
sents '98%
publicly, 32,000 shares of
Corporation, has called for redemption on April 1, 1963,
operation of the sinking fund, $190,000 of its 6%
first
due April 1, 1972 at 100%. Payment will be made
at any branch In Canada
(far north excepted) ,of the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce.
With
Corp.—Agreement
Film
&
Interhandel,
with
'V?
-v
New York, offered
this firm's common stock
1, 1963, Rv A. Holman & Co., Inc.,
The
3, 1963, Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy an-,
- the
JUstico ' Department -had''.reached an* . 'out-of-
Uoreement
court
■■■"?'•
Offered—On Mapch
Instr-O-Matics, Inc.—Common
line
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd.—Partial .Redemption—-
■+,
i
Interhandel Reported—
Pounced
equipment,
?.£•
441,000 shs.
.
u
paiu on
go.
Similarly, the • earnings of Millers Falls for the full year 1962
I were well in/excess, of ?the dividends: , paid on the IngersolKKand
shares ' used for its acquisition.—V. 196, p. 6401 /
; -
principally for use in missiles and satellites.
acquisition will put Gulton in " a; position to market a
of solid state power supplies,.. %
" .In: announcingthe/aequisitiou,, Dr< 'Gulton stated;
"We
are
confident
that
the
application of Gulton's technical
and
marketing skills will greatly expedite the development and'
marketing of Convertron.
The acquisition of Electronic Energy
Corp.,, will make a substantial contribution to our capabilities."
—V. 196, p.
1492.
..
South Greenwood
,
r
.
'
...
acquisition of the Aldi icn
were huostantian^
in exctss-oi ,tne uivicienus
the common stock used to acquire the company.
new
complete
in the assembly and sales at-'
belts.
;.,-V ,<■
*
principal executive office of the company is located at 8825
President.
as
industrial
1
resulting from the
earnings
1962
The
Pump
through its Engineered Magnetics Division at Hawthorne,
a
major manufacturer of power supply and power con¬
is
version
The
Pontonier,- Inc., ,if (is alsp engaged-wholesale of automobile safety' seat
;
continue
100%
now
was
controls.
exchange
purposes
Gulton,
Monday, March 11, 1963
:
has
will
electric tools,
universal
and
hand
,
the
in
.
acquired in 1962 for 73,/06
shares
of
Ingersoll-Rand common stock.-: For comparative pur¬
poses,
the annual accounts have been adjusted to include the
figures of Millers Falls for all of 19bl and 1962 on a pooling of
interests basis:
It is, particularly appropriate ta return tp .the
consolidated reporting, which was abandoned during World War
II ^because; of/ thq accounting complexities resulting; ironiv|oreign
acquired
.
.
Chicago, offered
compounding and
packaging of chemical products, primarily detergents, under private
brand names, lor sale directly or through Lakeside Products, Inc.,
a
wholly owned subsidiary, to automotive and food chain stores,
wholesalers
and
others.
Through
its wholly
owned subsidiary,
BUSINESS—The
has
.
.
Canadian subsidiary in 1962, all of the subsidiaries are
owned.
Millers Falls Co.* manufacturer of t homeland
Inc.—Acquisition—
from Electronics Capital Corp.,
$1,015,000 of debentures and notes of Electronic Energy Conversion
Corp.,
it was announced by Dr. Leslie K. Gulton, President of
Gulton, and .Charles E. Salik, President of Electronics Capital.
Details of the transaction were not disclosed.; The debentures are
convertible into 80% of the outstanding stock of Electronic Energy
Conversion Corp..
.
publicly 100,000 shares of this firm's outstanding com¬
mon stock at $11,625 per share.
Net proceeds from the sale will accrue to the sell¬
ing stockholders.
•
industries
Gulton
*
r
Common Offered—Oh
—
1963, A. C. Allyn & Co.,
March 5,
Chronicle
The Commercial and Financial
<1014)
equivalent
to
S4.ll
per
:
Number
197
Volume
6245
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
,
(1015)
7
"f-■> .vj*A.Aw?fvAir:{
?v'j■
H'. *'A;Av*V,
#-j■
^"•:'-V A/V W'-v'f
-'r"v |f*V, 'i-V
f
•
debenture? 'and v
stock. •*&'*"■r- V':-•"'•*•
The
\
A"'A ; V-*'
V V••<■'■.•
t'tM
*•'/:%
y'V'>'vv'!'-
'.V;
preferred holders,
'
•
.
or
a
u-
■<
A
A A A
A'A-1 A
1962"' period. which? benefited from li'r'tax; credit of
-$500,000.^
Addressing shareholders at the annual meeting, Albert A. ThornBankers Trust Co.,; New York,, has been' appointed co-paying
v;
brough,
President,
said
that
in
Europe the most
severe
and
agent, and co-registrar for the company's 4,/a%
sinking fund deprolonged winter in many years had delayed the movement of
bentures due Feb. 1, 1983.—V. 197, p." 918. '.i
C!
1.. A'v^V:»
farm machinery
to. farmers.
European sales- of. $43,500:000' by
9
-it'*
4t."
'• "j) • 'A.
•'''
*
'•'.** 1
r-u)
ir*
*■ .' I Jan.
31,
1963, were down ); 13%
from
last
year,
but February
Appointmentr^
+■'*•
become effective if approved by
80%
of the
less,-at the discretion of the Board of Direc-
will
plan
wsri *
rommon/share* for?each^-share of preferred."
one.
-
:
1
x
,
-
December,
like
month
This
'
■'
'
-
:
:
'
sales————;
Net
Number, of
Earned/a
—V.
'*
' /"'H*'
1—1
"A.-
VT •
'A
$2.27
,.
v" A^. A-'*'*■* «»
***"**
^
• ■
Net^
»
income-f tose*.
increase
■*
v-v
-nA '•
A.
to;^$^ee*ofi^|.-ir!g^i;}dt $$,032;16b
$246^651
,
~.A* -A/
'
,
Interstate Power Co.—Net Higher— :j
.
5,643,485
>
2,723,485
1,000,854
$2.31
j." ; p
•'
■
,
v;i
has
:
re¬
v
:
reasonable
according
1961,
over
in'net
increase
return
rose
'•
'•
.
introduced.—V.
were
"
196, p. 2079.
/>'
i
i
income
Max Factor '& Co.—Record
.V:;
.
v,.
r.\.
.
'
.
"
Max. Factor4 Jr., President,^in-::.
operating
earnings
of
approximately;
$5,570,000 on a new high of sales and royalties exceeding $68,000,000 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
'J *A rv
?
The; preliminary:: report showed: that, net sales and royalties of A
over
$68,000,000 were 8%
above
the
$62,988,499 of 1961.; The >
$5,570,000
net
operating
earnings
after
taxes,
compared
with *
•
c
.• :
Year
$4,810,505
of
Dec.
31—
1962
.
.
-
,
1961
.
V
,
of
$28,936,428.
This increase in expenses resulted from the
volume of business and increased cost in materials, wages
taxes—V. 197, p. 235.:
to
•: a*?
- i
The
'w,
v
Securities
"-u
-
••
McCall
tures
.
company
Jan.
J.
compared
future
income
was
paid."
•>
Receivables
•-
-
.
year
at
*
,
Jan.
a
gain
21%
of
The
its
Kendall
The
six
the
company
months
increase
months
just
ended
the
ended
against $802,982,
Dec.
was
or
66c
per
31,
to
six months ended
Corp.—Sales,
Down
Slightly—
earnings
in
Products Inc.—Exchange
to class
which
offer,
A
;
v'
sales
The
of
after
taxes
for
$405,504,000 in
from
1961:
Woods
from
Chatfield
'
•
1962
&
Co.
1
'
,
$14,048,000, as against
1962 were $12,850,000 from
were
upturn in
by Edward
Dec.
31,
1962
the
M.
yearly:-sales and
Bostick, President.
$45,753,800,
were
a
of
earnings
Sales
Mr.
1962
Bostick
stated
firm's
:
orders
new
been
the
year
the
for
Earnings
per
A
<
fourth
quarter
of
highest of^ any fourth .quarter in the »aerospace A
Sales and earnings should continue to increase
the
were
that
has
for
26%
increase over 1961
61%—from $746,316 for
$36,246,294.
Net income soared
1961 to $1,204,542 for 1962, Mr.
Bostick reported.
share increased from 30 cents to 48 cents.
history.
1963, Mr. Bostick said.A
•'
■- •;
>■ ■ Melpar, -with main facilities at Fails; Church, Va.-, is • a subsidiary
of the Westinghouse Air Brake Co.—-V. 196^ p; 2278.
? (
'
in
.
A•V.i-vVA'-A'AAA.A v-.A•';>AA:iKi A,
■
:-(■
i
Another major oil company is" joining the-Mercury Photo film
merchandising plan. Mercury will start installation of Kodak firm A
servicing facilities in Humble Oil & Refining Co.'s Esso Service
Stations
Long
on
Island.
Additional
will
stations
be
opened
to
film service after April 1. This brings to three the number of
major oil companies who have joined Mercury in this newest phase
n
/
;
Dec.
will
for
and
mail
that
the
film to Mercury In an envelope provided
Mercury will process the film and mail
and prints to his home.—V. 197, p. 408..
y
exposed
Then
purpose.
developed negatives
.
.
.
mighty otherwise occur
P. 620.
' ■ ;
.
;
upon, exercise
of
Mcrriit-Chapman
Revenues Down—*
The
was
effect
sive
&
Nashville
—
Mill Factors
transfer
p.
note,*4ue Aug.-1,
,
.
,
The company has Invited bids for the
principal
received
:
.•
15,
at
the
proposed sale of $4,290,000
of
St., New York on March 13 at 12 noon ESTs
Proceeds will provide for the purchase of
cars.—V.
•
March
1963
197,
p.
716.,
"
'
1
-
1962
Higher;
net
earn*
960.
.
Trust
the common
'
Co., New York,
hos been appointed
stock of the corporation;—V. 197,
:
;
A
-
;
■
'
,
; A
A
The company has reported? that both, sales and earnings in
recorded
substantial
$110,286,900,
the
record
a
1961
1962
gains
over
the prior year. Sales reached
for the company, and approximately 20%
~ '
;
'
•
<
'
$5,489,742 of freight
'
$4,597,901,
or
total- of
$1.15
per
$91,807,441.
common
Net
share
on
income
the
rose
80%
3,769,216
Outstanding: after allowing ' for
preferred dividends;; up
from A
$2,559,827 or 67c per share - in 1961 on the 3,393,500 then; out/standing.
•
1
In reviewing' the 1962 .operations, Herbert L. Shuttleworth.V 2nd, | S?1
.
A President,
attributed the record sales volume to the continuing
/
growth in demand for both residential and commercial carpet and A:
to
the
inclusion in the 1952 volume of the sales of the Firth
/
1
-
.
"■
■■
,
,
sold improved to 76.7%
of A $2.31 per share. This compares with earnings of $2.13 per share
on
the basis of 2,026,209 average- numbec of shares outstanding in
",,r: ' *
T".;'-'A AAA
l
Net
A ;.A.
. AAV*
vAA-VA ; •
-. »•;
cents per common share was >71961.'..
has-'Galle*d- for* redemptipn./onr March 31, 1963,
R
M. Heskett, Chairman, said results of the company's utility
nearly equal to the 1962 first quarter earnings of $2,200,000, or
^through operation, of the sinking fundi 6,500 shares of its 4.6%
operations • in 1962 were "most satisfactory." .Operating revenues
.cumulative preferred stock - at? $25 per • share.
-Payment- wiHbe .*;l"15 cents per share, despite much less favorable exchange adjustmerits.
Income taxes at $2,700,000 were more than doubled from
made at the
office of the company, St. Louis.
grossed $34,657,717 in 1962, an increase of 5% over $32,947,752 in
r
.
The
Co.—PartraL.Redemptionr^;-
company-
$1,300,000,
sales
or
-37%.
Cost
of
goods
7.7,3% for.last year..
income, at
$2,100;000 or 14
against
A
to
shares
5, Kingsport Press announced the sale of a
product lines. The improvement in earnings, he explained, resulted
million 5^4% note due 1983 to an institutional
from the
increase in volume and from a reduction
in the proA,
Lytton Financial Corp.—Note Sold (Privately—On
investor.
Of" the proceeds, $4 million will be used
; vision
for Federal income taxes of $715,000 as a result of the
March-7, 1963, it was reported that the company had > tax loss carry forward credits arising from the Firth merger.
to refund an existing obligation, and $3 million will
sold privately • a $1,000,000 inote through D.: H," Blair;
V. 196, p; 1812,
vA'-;
v ■
be used for general corporate purposes and to finance
& Co., New York.—V. 197, p. 407.
a
proposed expansion program. The financing was
V; Montana-Dakbta^^utilities
Co^—Net Up 11%—^
arranged by Lehman Brothers, New York, and W. H.;
The company has reported
Massey-Ferguson Ltd.—Sales Up 14.3% ; Net 37 %r—
that consolidated net income rose
Newbold's Son & Co., Philadelphia.
<
j
11% in 1962 over that of the previous year.
The company has reported that consolidated sales for the three
A
Consolidated net income in 1962 was $5,745,540 at Dec. 31, 1962,
Kingsport Press is a leading manufacturer and
months ended Jan. 31,
1963 set a new first quarter record at
against $5,161,714 at Dec. 31, 1961. Earnings for the latest 12
printer of hard and; paper-covered; books.—V. 197, A $110,400,000. / The increase over the comparable 1962 period was
months, after payment of preferred dividends and based upon an
$13,800,000, or 14.3%.
p. 918.
;
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.
A ^Profit
before
income
taxes
was
$4,700,000,
an
increase
of* A average of 2,084,436 common shares outstanding, were equal to
A
':
Corp.—Appointment-
$7
Laclede Gas
•
,
equipment trust certificates, series EE, dated
and due March 15, 1964 to 1978.
Bids will be
office of the company, Room 3112,
220 E. 42nd
amount
March
Equipment
Net
Mohasco Industries* Inc.—Sales Up 20%; Net 80%—
;
Sell
agent for
A
'New' York.
To
—
$320,181,979 the year before. The company said the im¬
on a smaller volume primarily reflected the combined
redoubled selectivity in bidding new work and an inten¬
program
to
achieve
greater
productivity throughout every
above
Certificates—
Trust
RR.
Corp.
Consolidated
of
Manufacturers Hanover
;;
Louisville
that
operational level.—V. 197, p. 144.
Sold Privately—
reported that the company
,
Scbtfr
against
/
7, 1963, it
&
reported
proved return
Lewis Foods, Inc.—Note
(Tiilie)
has
after taxes totaled $5,990,475, equal to $1.11 per share on
5,397,830 shares outstanding at the end of the year. This compared with 1961 net earnings of $5,847,863,
equal
to $1.01 per
share on a larger number of shares—5,804,447—then outstanding.
i'* Merritt's
consolidated 1962 gross revenues totaled $292,209,307,
warrants.—V. 197,
the
company
ings
^
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Mercury Photo Corp.—New Gas Sta'n Installations
,
view
a
On March
Privately
sharp
ended
toward protecting the investment of class
A stock¬
at the same time reducing the financial burden to the
paying the class A dividend.
Mr. Hogan stated that the holders of a majority of the class A
shares toi whom the offer was made have already tendered their
shares for exchange, including approximately 30,000' shares held by
institutional investors.
An application is pending for a permit to
make the offer in California.
He further stated that, on the basis
of the response to date, it appeared likely that the offer would be
declared effective,
and that the extension was made in order to
permit the remaining class A stockholders to take advantage of the
offer.
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AAA
If the exchange is declared effective, the principal stockholders
of the company will substitute options to purchase 339,200' of their
own
common shares for warrants presently held by the holders of
the senior debt, entitling them to purchase a like number of shares
from the company. The substitution of the options for the warrants
will eliminate the substantial dilution of stockholders' equity which
with
company of
.
kihgsportiPress, Iii'ci ^Note-Sold
$435,116,000 up
sales
=
,
holders
earnings were 78 cents, equal to earnings a year ago on fewer
outstanding, -ir.
:r.r
For
the
nine-ixionth
period,
sales were $403,246,281
compared
with $383,546,518 a year agor. Net earnings were $23,099,764 ,;as;
^
were;
included
^
third fiscal quarter a year ago.
$8,002,875 against $7,674,210.
On the
shares outstanding Jan. 31, per .share
against $22,591,O00.r-^V.; 196, p; 952.;
..
of class A stock may be exchanged for one share of common /Ap!•" film /merchandising.
.
,
♦ ,
A Each station/will have Mercury film display cases holding ample;
plus a $10, 6 Vz % subordinated debenture, due March 1, 1973.
announcing the extension, Daniel E. Hogan, Jr., President,
quantities of Kodachrome, Kodacolor and black and : white filrri
of various sizes for hoth mpvie. and still cameras.
emphasized that the offer of exchange was approved by directors
The customer
Net Higher—
shares
only
announced
Offer Extended—
announced; a one-mouth extension of its ex¬
A stockholders, to March 31, 1963.
Pursuant
was
originally made on Jan. 25, 1963, each
has
company
the
were
common
■
_
or
L
$128,471,047
'
Melpar* Inc. (& SubsO-^-SaloS) Net Up Sharply—
'
net
■
operating revenue
Dec.
.
-
earnings ^b^hrA6setaboufe^:9evover»4ife^^ ^Had "$old-^privately; a $5,000,000 .6%;
corresponding^ period; a, year ,ago7 John' RI Kimfierly,- Chairman, ;
19774 through Van Alstyne; Noel
-aiinounced'.yT*** '<'i,?
''AA
J"Net sales in the three months ended Jan. 31 were $133,642,159
—V:, 197, p. 813.
10,243,697
•
$12,025,000 for 1961. Income taxes for
$11,000,000 for 1961.
"•
"
After payment of preferred dividends," earnings per share were
$2.51 on the average common shares outstanding during 1962. This
compares
with $2.16 on the average shares outstanding during
1961.—v. 196, p. 1811.
1
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P.
H.
Neville,
President,
first-half
sales were
from $8,549,740
one
year
ago.
Earnings ; after
$319,763 or 64 cents per share,
against last year's
^^ii<fequa^ter^^esyian<^
of
$lC€,969,021.---y. 196, p. 1660. V
In
;
basis
were
share
in
the period ended
1961.
Net working capital at Dec. 31, 1962,
was
$10,758,618, an increase of $2,255,551 over this figure a year
^ago>-rV: :196i;.p»-.277Sf-•%
v -jP
*< -^ vy
up
from
After-tax
outstanding :;
Publishing Co.* Inc.* (& Subs.)—Net
ended
year
1962
which
to
were
the
stock
1961
share for the
the
Feb. 28, 1961.
Net earnings
up
Lestoil
31, 1961; This was an. increase of 61%- in earnings,
? !
Capital expenditures for the six months ended Dec. 31. 1962,
amounted to $688,454, against provision for depreciation of $543,436
Kimberly-Clark
shares
The, company has repotted that consolidated
,
for
the largest six-months sales in
million.
The
pei-iod
covered
the fii'st
current fiscal year which ended Jan. 31,
v.:
The
Up 29%; Net 61%—
1962
Higher^-
announced
$11
company's
change offer
.
amounted to $15,849,227, a
period.
Net income for the six
$1,291,922, equivalent to $1.06 per share,
same
is
expansion into recently purchased quarters in Cleveland.
VA
Part of
these costs,
he noted, stemmed from the expense of
maintaining record customer shipments, without interruption, in
the face of
relocation of machinery and other equipment.
The Leece-Neville Chief Executive expressed confidence
for the
full fiscal year, predicting sales to continue at a record rate and
earnings
to
top
last
year's
record
levels—although not quite
keeping pace with sales.—V. 196, p. 2483.
' '
' ' ' '
has report^ that net: sales and other income tor
over
which
65. centalper share.
--M
*!•:>
Mr.;: Neville stated 'that. earnings .did not keep pace with, the •
!.
dramatic sales increases
because of heavier-than-anticlpated re¬
location expenses involved in the company's current 100,000 square-
.
29%
and
foot
also "•experienced
tapes
March
in
.
products also rose.
Sales of woven and finished fabrics
apparel and industrial trades increased in line with the
company's over-all rate of growth in spite of very competitive
market conditions, while nonwoven fabric products continued their;
Kennametal Inc.—Sales
,1,298,3.81
on
years,
Co.—Earnings
nearly
the
$330,139
the
industrial
of
taxes
hygienic
\
based
in
million
$6
four
has
company
According
Co.—Sales, Net Higher—?
growth. <
POIyken •
good demand,-r-V, 196," p. 1554,
started
—
$10,867,252
for
accelerated
oven
next
1963.
The company had- sales; gains In all divisions which resulted ltt
record volume of $134,463,000 in 1962, an increase of 8.5%
over.
the
previous year and net earnings of $5,329,000, or $2.53 per
common
share
in 1962,
against earnings of $5,012,000, or $2.37
per
share in 1961.
"Despite the rise in sales," President Richard
R. Higgins told stockholders in the annual
report, "a squeeze in
profit
margins
restricted 'the
improvement
in earnings." ' The
company manufactures surgical dressings, elastic webs, woven and
nonwoven
fabrics, elastic stockings, and pressure-sensitive tapes.
The growth in volume was broadly In balance throughout
the
business, Mr. Hi^giixs said.-Sales to hospitals of surgical dressings
and related products were stimulated by the addition of Kendall's
new
disposable products.
The volume
of consumer health and
to
total
the
history,
half
redemption
on
April 5, 1963,
$600,000 of its
first mortgage bonds, due June 1, 1990 at
102.57%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at the First
National City Bank, 55 Wall St., New York.—V. 196, p. 2179.
called
has
5%%
be
present
"
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Partial Red'n—
company
will
completion
the
Leece-Neville
represent
$109,713,000
ago.
••
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which
McGraw-Hill
On March 7, 1963, it was reported that a
$1,000,000 note issued by this company had been sold
privately through D. H. Blair & Company, New York.
—V. 196, p. 2079.
A
of
sales and other income
,
vately
was
,
31
1961.
'
w
Retail lien installment notes, mostly automobiles,
amounted to $57,868,000, an increase of 12%. Consumer installment
loans aggregated $36,987,000, a 48% rise. Wholesale lien notes were
decreased by 22%,
to $5,763,000, reflecting the company's desire
to
curtail its
participation where possible in this less profitable
Rrea.~V,
p, 2583. *
v
a
in
$1.23
,
$6,972,000, up from $5,889,006. Dur¬
ing the quartex-, $760,000 was added. ;
"Consolidated surplus, after payment of preferred and common
dividends, increased to $4,525,000," Mr. Blasco announced. "The
net
addition - of
$87,000 this quarter compares with the $63,000
added the first three months of 1962, when no common dividend
over
to
for that period. This; is. an 18%
increase over the previbus year. '
Net s&ies" arid other income for 1962 of $107, Jl2,215 Were' at an "all" "
time high and showed an increase of 6.3%
over
1961 when net
.
31, 1962.
Blasco, Chairman, noted that reserve for unearned discount,
of
.
-
Was.
source
•
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31, 1962 was $157,003,549, up from $147,972,111 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1961. Consolidated net income
1963.
for
the year ended Dec. 31, 1962 was $11,835,164,
against $10,the company plans to spend an
additional $7 million on new cogging, finishing and auxiliary facili¬
605,726 for 1961.
A
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ties.
These projects are in
Earnings for 1962 were $1.19 per common share from $1.06 per
the planning stage and will be an¬
common share in 1961.
Provisions for Federal Income taxes were
nounced as they progress.
y.v
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iv The new
melt shop is designed to provide, a major increase in
A$12,844,-915;:|n;£
in;;i961.~-V.';,197;AA:
production capacities for tool and die steels and aerospace alloys.
The shop will likewise add directly to the company's quality-capa-.
Mead Corp.—Sales* Net Higher—
<
bilities, Mr. Workman said.—V. 197, p. 969.
The
company has
announced: preliminary figures, subject to
audit, for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
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Laurentide Financial Corp., Ltd.—Note Sold Pri¬
Sales in
During
in volume. Commercial financing added $7,324,000. Volume
the quarter totalled $48,065,000, an increase of 17%
over that
A.
a
for
to
zation will
Co.—Net Higher—
741,000
of
Carp.—Earnings Up 21%—
exceeded .l96l by 2i^Vk was announcedi^^^^^^v by Herbert R..Mayes,' President. Net income for 1961 was $1,940,272
.
compared -tor$1,600,576 for 1961. Per share earnings for the 12 A"'.
months of 1962 wete $1.45 based on 1,338,168 shares outstanding
by early 1964.
The shop will be located
plant in Latrobe, Pennsylvania.
Expendi¬
for this facility, R&D equipment and other plant moderni¬
adjacent
has reported an increase in earnings for the first
31, 1963. Consolidated net income for the three
$238,409, or 23 cents. per common share, up from
$151,878 and 10"cents for the same period a year ago.
'
Automobile financing
apd 'consumer1 iftstallmeht loans, unified
throughout
the "'company's 86-branch' operation, developed $40,-.
for
melt shop
new
a
scheduled
quarter ended Jan.
months
were
,
greater
v
is a
16%
increase.
Net operating earnings ; i
$1.45 against $1.29 the previous year, ah increase -:
Unconsolidated
McCairearriirigs foAl962
—
^
f;
1961,
were.
12%.
necessary
•
Interstate
tax
net operating
earnings per share,
; 56 cents; up, from >48 cents: for a96ii:-ari increase of ^7%
p.; 2278;:..-?; ,;»r
V
' yr ■ V
.
.
and
for
share
.per
.
-*
Ended
after
record
....
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Sales,'Net—
Preliminary figures released by
'
1961
•.
the
to
was
encouraging, he said, and fully up to expectations.
conditions prevailed
in the
North
American
market,
where sales increased to
$39,200,000—up $8,300,000, or 27%, from
dicated
J Lance, Inc.—Annual Report—
Jii 19G2, an
the /company's
on.
A4
been
the
over
Net sales
annual report.
$29,685,331 $27,760,548
1
Net income
1___1
to provide^
1
2,501,495
2,424,755
>; Net income
total investment, which
per share
$0.89
$0.86
—V. 196, p. 218.
includes, the $8;477,216 in gross'plant and property additions made
;
during 1962, the report states. »; C.:Z.*•
>' r •" ',0'.
•The earnings on.the 3,439,666 shares of common stock outstanding
Latrobe Steel Co.—Expansion Program—
at the end of the year 1962,• were. $1.27 per share for the year,
;.-The. • cemjMiny -has -"announced a projected plant and equipment
against $1\20 per share on the "same number of shares outstanding
expansion program which fs 'expected' to represent a capital ex¬
penditure of $13 million by the end of 1967. : '' • •
>"
The' company's operating revenues also were ht in all time
J.
E. Workman, President, stated that the expansion program,
record of $36,953,046 ref the year up from $35,893,288 in 1961.
which represents the largest in the company's 50-year history, will
Electric
revenues,
which were 78%
of total revenues, were up
begin.early this spring.k;
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v-r
more than 5%
over 1961.1
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The first step in the project, he said, will be the construction
Operating expenses for the year increased from $28,416,449 in
of
substantial
A
*.
a
had
Buoyant
$1,010,527 or $1.80 a share. This
last year.
Mr. Thornbrough noted that 85%
of the company's
$545,305 or 86c per share earned in
T {■■■;>:
;•< sales volume, which he said will exceed $600,000,000 dn- 1963,' la y
^
'V j
being achieved from ^products -and models which ?have * been ;' /
19% from $32,293,253 in 1961 to $38,287,530 in 1962.
introduced slnce"1956.—V.197, p. 959,
" ;v C A ' v ;
A"'
Case, Jr., President, cited better volume of business,
increase
eners. were
-
«
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j
,
,
sales
fasteners
?
2,920,000
2179. 'V.
p.
f-v"5
earnings
'
industrial
of
efforts and further cost reductions as major
in Lamson's gains. The improvement, Case said, was made
despite wage increases—with no general increase in prices—and
an erratic order pattern throughout the year.
New products and penetration of new market areas were addi¬
tional factors in the improvement. New products included an aluminum structural bearing volt,. for transmission tower and antenna
construction, and a salt-water-resistant alloy fastener for maritime
use. Railroad car construction and aerospace ground support equipment were two of the new areas where other special-purpose fast-
..
2,850,000
share—
common
196;
'•
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,
common
1962
producer
'
j:.
5,531,246
-—
•
■.
factors
————:—2,681,246
shares
—
1,022,777
taxes-
for
earnings-'—:—
>
George S.
pinpointed selling
1961
1962.
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Sales
149,873,757 139,082,299
Earnings/before
Provisions
1
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■
that
85%
an
1961,=
Bakeries Corp.—Annual Report—
Interstate
Net
is
year
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Cleveland-based
ported
1962,
a
ivvi
.
Lamson & Sessions Cp.r~Net JJp 85
,
y $227,619 'for ~t the
compared with a net loss of $314,532
earlier.
For the 12 months ended Dec.
31, 1962, the company reports a net loss of $1,151,509, as against
a net. Joss; of • $775,601" for ;the previous year.--y.1196, p.
1051.A
of
the
:
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*<=\The-?i-c6teptoyfshaa-vSeported^'a .vinet AlossA of
month
for
;•"
the
k
.
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Shows Loss for Year—
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The Commercial and .Fiwncial Chronicle
(1016)
V
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Gas
utility
Gas
a
increased use of electricity in customer's homes as
gain in number of customers served.—V.196, p. 2483. - •
Klein
well
'
said.
"Live
;
fulLcolor
telecasts
of
National Union Electric
Corp.—Managem't Change
Ohio plant.—V.
markets, at their'Columbus,
/;-•>/. •
/ ** *-
144.
197, p.
\
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•
V
,
,
.
.
,1s "NationaUs second/acquisition within a month.
Several
ago, ; Mr: Cohen announced the-purchase of General Work
It
*"
: '
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of National
,
1962
.
•
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$121,795,137
of
sales,^strengthens the : company's
profitable
'
,
'
%
the previous high
9%.
of
increase
8,298,707 shares' outstanding at year's end,
$2.72"per Share on 7,975,417 shares in 1961.
Mr. Oelman attributed the decline in reported
first:
The
was
reduction
a
reflected
the
lower
during
which
1962,
and
abroad
in-remitted
earnings
the
of
funds
—V.
amounted
States
to
States'->was
second
the
$14,244,000,
reduced
remitted
those*'for
was
after
•
1961,
be
it; should
-
pointed
out that
1962
year
were
1961
*
United
shareholders,
to
;
tesults, with
'
excep¬
combined
to
expect
we
to
performance* was turned
Products Division.
Railroads
Transportation
*
1962
in
Capitol
were
Kissell
based,
on
announced
National
•
Electric
revealed
National
equal
General
screens
to
the
for
of
E.'s
movie
first
General,
technical
Klein
in the
time
permits
color
also
films.:
color—of
cultural
and
was
and
R.
products
announced
multi-million-dollar
Talaria
paves
Broadway
events.
a
brigthness
the
shows,
/.//
way
and
for
major
operation.
that
National
and
General
service
that
a
its
had
placed its
order
providing
1.200,000
DeHaven
Smlthers & Co.—
Co.
position
make
conducting
company,
in
with
a
6%
Increase
in
customers
Co.,
Marache
800.000
&
Co._^__
Hutton
F.
Baker,
&
and
Barth
&
use
of
&
U--&
was
23%
the
more'
Brooke, Sheridan,
McJunkin, Patton &
than
temperature
/.//A';////■/////'
Chandler said
the company's ability to obtain all the pipeline gas
plus the increase in its own storage facilities, made these
possible. •
;
Expansion of the company's underground gas storage reservoir
Sc
400,000
150,000
.
Co.
100,000
through Dillon,, Read
& Co.
Inc.,
liament approved a Power Lease Contract which will
involve the development, by the Kingdom of hydro¬
electric
resources in the southern part
of
The power will be sold to a newly formed
industrial enterprise.—V. 196, p. 432.
power
Norway..
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp. (& Subs.)—Annual Report
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
income
196,
$10,190,612
$8,409,245
779,984
424,801
423,260
230,291
355,183
192,969
$0.81
^
$0.40
taxes
——
_______
comriion
per
share
2180.
p.
Oak Manufacturing
Co.—Annual Report—
/ / Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
1962
sales *
Profit
income
taxes__
;
'
Net
income
Earned
Common
—V.
per
197,
1961
$30,591,623 $23,017,077
before
needed,
1961
1962
Lj—/.
——
income
Earned
deliveries
Grove (north of La Salle, Illinois) is continuing.
On the
coldest day this winter, the Troy Grove facility furnished 25%
and
the Herscher reservoir (near Kankakee, 111.) furnished 19%
of the
total amount of gas distributed.
This indicates the importance of
Dabney
Tyson
privately
in
when
Townsend,
.
placfed
records
day
150,000
150,000
________
400,000
Co.
200,000
150,000
Co.___
New York, $12,000,000 of its external loan bonds due
1983 with a group of institutional investors in the
United States. On Dec. 10, 1962, the Norwegian Par¬
—V.
ago,
&
200,000
(Kingdom of) Norway—Bonds Sold Privately—On.
March 6, 1963, it was reported that Norway had
Chandler,
that
Steele
ley Co. Inc.
400,000
Income taxes
at
Suplee, Yeatman, Mos-
J.
_
Co
&
711.
p.
Marvin
/
400,000
&
Stieglitz
sales
delivered
H.
Co.
before
Gas
Irving Lundbord & Co.
Bros.
400,000
&
197,
Net
years.
Joseph Walker & Sons
Yarnall, Biddle & Co-
500,000
400,000
Inc.
Net
27
500,000
Co.
&
Byllesby
customers
increased from
1,378
therms
to
1,449
during the year. During the winter a year ago,. NI-Gas reported it had distributed
more
than one billion cubic feet of gas in a single 24-hour
period
for the first time.; .".This
was an outstanding
achievement," said
NI-Gas President, "but one we have been dupli¬
cating routinely during the present winter. Customers used 1,363,000,000-cubic feet of gas on Jan. 23, 1963/ On that date the tem¬
perature averaged 11 degrees below zero, the coldest day on our
200,000
200,000
200,000
Sutro
400,000
M,
—V.
residential
Parke
Seasongood & Mayer
Robert Garrett & Sons
gas
200,000
&
500,000
Co.
Bros.
200,000
___
Roberts
Inc,
Co.
therms
largest single-day delivery a year
averaged nine degrees below zero."
Inc.
Halle
15%
a
Schmidt,
Stokes.
Co.
500,000
Brothers
Freeman
.
200,000
Quail & Co., Inc.;.
500,000
Inc.
f
200,000
Inc
Morris,
700,000
Co.
Co.
200,000
& Co.,
&
Co.
&
Denton,
was
our
&
250,000
200,000
&
Elkins,
Robinson-
H.
/
Whiteside
800,000
Weeks
250,000
Co.
Cunningham, Schmertz
&
Ohio Co.
Burns
&
Winslow, Inc.
Clayton Securities
/
Blunt Ellis & Simmons
certain
Inc._
Co.,
Co.______
Corp.
Day
McDonald
J.
&
&
800,000
Anthony
L.
R.
.
Co.
Hanseatic
/■
/
&
800,000
800,000
York
Humphrey
//-.:^;
added durihg the.year totaled 41,539.
At year's end,
serving 746,523 residential customers, 43,528 commer¬
cial customers, and 5,001 industrial customers. More than two-thirds
by
Chace
&
Inc.
Hentz
Stern
substantial
heat. Average annual
250,000
250,000
Kormendi
The
year.
Customers
gas
Securities
Boettcher
Corp.
Co
The
the volume of
oj the utility's; customers have
Frederking_
Corp.
.
Starkweather
&
McDonnell
earnings
NI-Gas
&
Interstate
800,000
Corp.
Tucker,
South
gas sold during 1962, raised revenues 13%/
18%, according to the utility's annual report.
The
repoft, -which includes Allied Gas Co., a hew subsidiary, •
shows revenues for 1962 of $167,000,800,' up from $148,000,000 in
,1961.
Earnings were $2.65 a common share, up 41* cents for the*
and
Fridley
800,000
.
are •
250.000
800,000
Co.
&
Inc.
road.
and
250,000
&
Inc.
Fosdick
800,000
New
many
.
Bodine__
Pollok
900,000
,
C.1 Bradford
E.
Balance of the
loans and to relm-
and
Boyce__
Townsend,
&
Eddleman,
800,000
H.
expeditious arid dependable-service
competitive
&
&
Crouter
900,000
&
Bros.
Estabrook
purchased :ih 1957.
more
300,000
300,000
300,000
Stein
&
Coffin & Burr
military installations are located along its route or in
the general service area,
'
; The
studies of the management indicate that upon complfetion
of the program
the cost sayings that would result therefrom will
be substantial.. Also,
a
prospective phosphate development in the
road's area of operations in Eastern North Carolina if it became
a
reality, could substantially increase traffic and the earnings oi
full-size
made by Eugene V. Klein, President
L. Casselberry, General Manager of
equipment
-
live
or
provide
maintain
300,000
Gardner
900,000
&
Childs Securities
company
was
300,000
Co.
Reinholdt
900.000
S.
Co.
1,200,000
Co.__-—
F.
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Net Up 18%—
and
.-://.///.
•
,
road and
.The
was
commercial theatrical
.
first
the
viewing—in
entertainment
National
Mr,
projector
Goodbody
&
Northwest
Pacific
Saunders, Stiver & Co.
Wood, Struthers & Co.
Railway—Proposed Note Financ'g
the
Railroad*."which
shippers,
increase
/>:////
...
*
The joint announcement
G.
/
/
display
of high quality color TV pictures with
current
nationwide
for
field.
projector
sports,
■//
>,
General,
^entertainment
The
Co.
1,200,000
& Weeks
300,000
Cook
Newhard,
onr|
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
,
TV network,
diversified 220-theatre exhibitor and General
developer of
the
Talaria
color
TV
projection system,
an
agreement giving exclusive U. S„ distribution rights
Electric,
theatre
theatre
development of a unique color television projector,
at
a
joint press conference by National General
the General
to
full-scale
1963,
interested 'in" this/development;
General Corp.—-New Theatre TV Network
first
1,200,000
■
Several nationally known companies,
namely Kennecott
Corp.,. American Agricultural Chemical Corp., Texas -Gulf
Sulphur Co., Magnet Cove Barium and Davidson Chemical Co. are
of producing-a wide range of grinding ball sizes for the
mining industry.. The company feels this new method should prove
attractive
in
many foreign
countries where mining is done on a
relatively" small scale.-r^V, 197, p. 960. ,■
V
V
nation's
Inc.-
Co.
&.Curtis
program
the
400,000
400,000
,
1,200,000
&
$400,000
"Stetson, Inc/ ///---•
Hill
Richards & Co.,
,
/
1,200,000
& Co.
Stone
Meeds
400,000
400,000
Paine, Webber, Jackson
prior capital expenditures. ' *
/
financing authorized by the directors is probably the largest
of. capital additions and improvements ever under¬
taken" by the road.
It is designed to raise the* physical standards'
the
methqd
the
1,450,000
&
1
J.
Copper
Foundry
of
Pont
Hornblower
Telephone Co.—^Appointment—
facilities are in proper condition to answer
any calls in time of
national. eipergency.
In.* this latter. connection, it is pointed out
by
Establishment
du
Hemphill, Noyes fr Co.
its
industry,
N ational
Carolina
for
Division in Phoenix, which serves the copper
also turned in a good year.
Sales for the. year
high-and the division developed a new economical low-tonnage
mining
1,
Iowa,
head
Amount
2,125,000
—
Inc.
&
incorporated
.fundsr will be Used to redeem short-term- bahlc
of
stepped up their pur¬
7,000 new cars over 1961, and the company
increased,its penetration of this, industry.,
Several new products
for transportation markets were developed during the year, includ¬
ing the hydraulic 3C Gliding Sill, designed for use in existing as
well as new freight ears.
chases
Catalysts
of
Its
Legg &; Co
Model, Roland dr Co.
Moore^ Leonard &
-Lynch
Wilson, Cohu &
Pierce,
;
Hayden,
was
This
develop," said Mr,*
////////•///.//.
by the company's
in
Co.
Smith Inc.
&
I.
Hallgarten
been
it
L.
,
reduce, profit margins
An":encouraging
President
Reitmeier,
stock,
Trust-Uo,
March
single,
tjiat unevenly distributed volume affected operating results in
certain plants. According to Mr. Kissell,: results were also adversely
affected by higher labor rates, and by a lengthy strike in three of
plants. These factors
"substantially below the: levels
KisselU; • •
''•/■■.'
:
inc. lias
of
burse/Its Treasury-for
-
said
National's
by; R.; E.
purchase
balance of the notes given as part payment for the Durham &
Z
Carter
&
Lynch,
Co.
& Chemicals
the
in
John C.
Securities
funds for necessary property additions and improvemerits. $2,975,000
of the requested amount will be used for the purchase of 17 new
1.800 II. p. Diesel locomotives.
$425,000 is to be used to redeem the/
.
/
//■;/■
President
Catalysts
through
Dakota.
Laird Blssell &
Merrill
filed nn application with the
Interstate Comriierce- Commission requesting that the Commission
guarantee, a loan to the railroad in the amount of $5,400,000 bearing
t3/»%" interest and maturing in 1978, for the purpose of providing
,
report
in
service,
South
and
Omaha, Neb.
.
company
communica¬
telephone
toll
Corp
$2,125,000
Dillon, Union
Fenner
was
100 So. 19th St.,
furnishes
Telephone
Dakota
Amount
company's
On
company has announced ;that : 1962. sales were $63,130,000,
frpm $49,283,000 in 1961. Profit for the year was $1,019,000 or
$1.63-per -share, against a loss of $726,000 or $1.16 per share in
annual
CCI
and
Eastman
Zinc Co.-—Acquisition—
R.
Bell
local
North
First Boston
.
National Castings Co,—Shows Profit for Year—
.the
and
approximately $24,400:006 will be
T. & T., parent, and
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase from the company the following respective
principal amounts of debentures:
on
Granbery,
Th§/
1961.1
.
Norfolk" Southern
up
In
•
Interest
the
by
"Bankers
the
some
//;/./-/
*23,
New York, has. been appointed trustee for
refunding mortgage 4V* % bonds, series N, due Jan/
1', 2000.—V. 197, p. 144.
•
earnings
an
vote' April
at
Baxter
.
was
Proposed Capital
.
to
is
mainly
Nebraska,
Spencer Trask & Co.
company abroad. Foreign- earnings
30% greater* than in any previous year.
In contrast, he said, 1962 earnings abroad were not only reduced
by
currency
devaluation,
but
also
were
adversely
affected
by
econdhiic conditions in certain parts:of the world. Also, the com¬
pany made sizable expenditures overseas in 1962 for the expansion
of ita - electronic ;data : processing business.—-V. -196, p. 2080.
that
960.
p,
New -York:
all taxes,
in comparing
services,
office
in 1957 and has experienced con¬
stant -growth,
its sales reaching approximately 4 million dollars,
in 1962. Its sales are expected to exceed that figure in 1963. The
earnings of CCT have been commensurate with sales and -in 1963'
were -the largest in the history of the compahy.
to
said •' that
—
for
announced
dustries.
-
earnings • toi iwd
the
BUSINESS—Northwestern
tion
McCann, President of New Jersey Zinc.
Catalysts and Chemicals, located in Louisville, Kentucky, manufactUres catalysts- Used- in the chemical; petroleum,. and 'food in¬
tionally profitable year/for the
in
197,
Chemicals
United
chairman
NCR
needed
as
Jointly
$11,388,000.
Only those foreign earnings
States, plus the earnings of NCR's Cana-«/
dian subsidiary, were included in the $20,645,000 total net income
reported
for
1962. : These
remitted
foreign
earnings
were
$8,740,000 for 1962," compared with $10,003,000 in 1961.
ThS
:
are
substantial
A
against $18,392,000
in
1961.
However,
currency -devaluations, i particulurly in
Latin
America
and
Canada,
resulted
in
total
exchange losses
during
the yfearhf $2,856,000.
Accordingly, net income outside the United
to
v.
acquired
with
■
rapidly growing equipment: rental ..business, ^
In '1962,
the company's' operating income outside
1,047,024
proceeds,
to repay outstanding advances from A.
balance will be added to general funds.
Francis
1961,
compared
foreign
the
construction (programs of subsidaries, -and
fdr other corporate purposes,
,
.
There
are ' 13,964,576 ' common' shares
currently outstanding.
company's operations
the impact of NCR's
the
PROCEEDS—Of the
used
$1.07
1,047,024
$1.67
increasing authorized/
common
stock. from., 15,000,000- to. 20,000,000 .shares. The com*
;pany • said that th6 additional shares would enable It' to 'Obtain'*
•
the
1,148,237
,
1963.
$518,884,000 recorded for
of
1,417,148
1,778,073
share after preferred
outstanding___„____.„>___
1877.
'
■
-
*196, p:
2,565,385
1,881,023
taxe$___L_
income
;
Stockholders
Reported net income for 1962 was $20,645,000, the second highest
in company history, but 5%
below the record $21,708,000 earned'
in
19*61. The reported earnings amounted to $2.49 per share on'
factofs.
Federal
/Increase—
f
'
.3,659,096"
:
New England Electric System
tip 9%; Net Down
*
T
in¬
—
Minnesota,
According to preliminary figures, revenues from the company's
sales,'services, and equipment rentals totaled $564,021,000 for the
against
taxes'
shares
Common
196i
1962
$38,192,330 $35,232,399
for
Provision
1962 set a new record for" the eighth
Oelman,. Chairman :and President, an¬
in
company
nounced.
ari'
524.
Dec. 31—
New Jersey
consecutive .year, Robert &.
or
197, p.
„
.
.before
Earnings .per common
; dividends
ex¬
,
National Cash" Register Cd>—Sales
year,
sales
Income
2279.
the
million.—V.
$1
1962,
in
pectation of further improvement in earnings for the year
of
17
Net ificome
development and that. results of this program are
now
starting to materialize.
Looking ahead in 1963, -Mr. Solinsky. said the company will;
continue its efforts in cost reduction through increased efficiency
and higher production speeds, as well as more effective utilization
of personnel.
This program, combined with continued efforts to¬
Sales
states from New England through
one. of
the largest of, its kind in
in
about
Ended
Year
-
p.
plants
of
sales
Net
compared to the previous high of $114,800,359 established in 1961.
R.
S. Solinsky,
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, pointed
out
that the company is continuing to emphasize -research
and
-196,
,
the
Midwest.
The
company,
the
country, serves customers in 29 states and the District of Columbia.
Mr,- Cohen said White Swan's annual sales are approximately
"•$700,000.; National/Work^Clothes - Rental's volume rose last year
to in excess of $17 million, Mr. Cohen said, and General had
—V.
high
record
extensive
An
On March 6, 1963, First Boston Corp. and
Dillon, Union Securities & Co., New York,
wer6 joint managers of an underwriting group which
offered publicly, $40,000,000 Northwestern Bell Tele¬
phone 4% % debentures due March; 1, 2003, priced at
102% and accrued interest to yield 4.27%.
*
The debentures were -awarded to the group
at
competitive sale March 5 on its bid of 101.352%,which
named the 4% % coupon/:Other bids,' also fdr a 4% %
coupon," were received from Morgan Stanley & Co.,
101.285; and Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc.
/ The securities are not redeemable' prior to March 1,
1968, thereafter they are redeemable at regular re¬
demption prices ranging from 105.50% to the prin¬
cipal amount.
fered
weeks
shares.
a
States.
Eastman
,
*
Neptune Meter Co.—Annual Report-
to
United
p. 2585.
.
.'/.//■'
closed.
Corp,.—N$t Up 16%:—
6%
entire
/ Northwestern Bell Telephone Co.—Debentures Of¬
Acquisition of White Swan Uniform .Rental .& Linen Service, of Mobile, Ala., was announced by Nathaniel Cohen, President of
National Work-Clothes Rental.
The purchase -price was nolj- dis¬
ings increase largely as a result of. its cost reduction program and
aggressive sales effort.
'//,
:
Net earnings for 1962 amounted to $1.20 a-share on 2,144,333
shares outstanding, against $1.03 a share, in 1961 on the adjusted
—V.
•••'*•
•
'
.
ward'increased
'• V
the
covers
campaign, emanating from Pacific Sealant's California
headquarters, and supervised by Robert Slater, the firm's chief,
will be transmitted to all levels of business and industry.—V. 196,
National Work-Clothes Rental, Inc.—Acquisition—
company
.product
Distribution
formational
.
has reported a 16%
increase in net income to
$2,563,716 for, 1962, UP .from .$2,204,46ft for 1961.
The nation's third largest can manufacturer achieved the earn¬
new
tion markets.
The firm became prime owner of Compriband pat¬
ients in 1962, the year it acquired Compriband, Inc/
/
Compriband—originally developed in Holland in 1955—is a unique
sealant composed of
polyurethane foam plastic impregnated with
,
.
of
^
for
.
Work-Clothes
increased
years away.
v,vV',;.v.;i'^*'■
Pacific Sealants, of Hawthorne, Calif.,/a wholly-owned subsidiary,
the exclusive producer of Compriband, a new plastic strip sealant
the domestic architectural, construction,
and product fabrica¬
is
.
Jiolds-riri November/1962.; He ,:ha$ spentf his entire'.
business ■ career / with' this
major manufacturer > of heating and:
air conditioning .units for residential, commercial and Industrial *
to $21,945,589, an increased! 2 % over net earnings
$21,511,273 reported for the previous year, ;:
Earnings per common share for 1962 amounted to $5.85, against
$5.61: for 1961. This iS an: increase of* 4.3%" Filter
cigarettes represent about 56%; of the industry's
sales
"but "account for almost 80% of our: cigarette; sales// Mr. Cullman
States," adding,
"indications are "that filters * will continue their
growth and gain an even. larger share of the world cigarette
markfet/'—V. 197, p. 717.
*,
'
Safes
..;
v
,
he. still
which
amounting
number
,,v
-si
commercially feasible. However,
possibility but might be several
term
near
718.
.
of
Can
make this .development
a
p.
Northrop Corp.—New Joint Sealer—
shows,
Broadway
top
>
Clothtes: Service, Inc. of -East Taunton; Massv - :"5"/ White Swan and: General -brhig'~to--24- the-number-
National
197,
/'V'S"
'
1953. Net sales of the major tobacco and diversified
company last year advanced 4.1%,. and earnings per share In¬
creased 4.3%
over the previous year,
"Cigarette sales continue to make; by far the most important
contribution to. our sales
and profits, and in 1962 our major
brands
performed well world-wide to achieve the highest unit
sales Mn the company's history," /Mr. Cullman
says.
The company's, net sales totaled $548,179,995 for .the year ended
Dec. 31, 1962.
This is a new high record and marks an increase
of 4.1 % over last year's sales of £526,752,344.
Net income of Philip Morris last year also reached a new high
The
Monday, March 11, 1963
.t
Ralph J, .Oudai* has beferv appointed a vice-presfdent and director / asplialt: bitumen. * Its acceptance as a general purpose * sealer in
o"f National union Electric Corp.': and. vice-president; of Armstrong;
European building, automotive, shipping and product industries, in¬
duced the firm to introduce it here. Early reaction to Compriband
Furnace Co.;"a* division"rof : NUE,
it has been ailnounced. " .He
in the U. S., foretells a growth in domestic use that will parallel
replaces/W/d/Olsefc./whb retired'the" first/of "the'year.,
'
Mr/ Guda was* named* gerieral manager of Armstrong—a position
its success on the Continent.
since
,
—V.
.
.
of, great change- in ;< the Jridustry^ and our
company,
Philip Morris has enjoyed nine consecutive years of
improved performance," Joseph P. Cullman, 3rd, President, stated
in
the
1962
annual report to stockholders.
It is significant to
point-out that in 1962, 91% of our cigarette sales were in products
we
did not
have ten years ago,",he adds. ■/
Sales and earnings have both established new peaks for
every
year
to
major/sports /events/especially produced *. programs
educational./
and entertainment value » are being, planned,"! he added.
Transmission will be; by telephone, company facilities,—:V. 197, p." 819.
period
a
.
,
Inc.—Record Sales; Net—
(Philip) Morris
"During
research tp
/this is not
projectors
General
National
by
of
use
The
theatres.
44%
revenues
reflecting
as
the. Talaria
projectors in its own key city
also will be franchised, -leased arid sold
other, qualified entertainment exhibitors
In main cities'through*; the United States.*1,
/•*
'•
" '/ ;
i "A unique programming schedule developed'by National General
will
start
televising
to
theatres; probably in early
1964.,' Mr.
revenues
about
revenues
Initial
for
accounted for approximately 56% and electric
of 1962 utility revenues. :•
increased from $18,357,831 in 1961 to $19,269,659 in 1962. Increased gas revenues in the colder-than-normal
first quarter were largely offset by a decrease due to warmer-thannorm&l fourth quarter weather in the company's service area, the
report Stated.*1
/ ?< '/*
*
'•
1 * 1
'j • "il
Electric revenues were $15,232,423, as against $14,423,576 in 1961,
1961.
.
</.
.
I.
share
shares
p.
1,791,031
./••••.. 907.031
1,182,662
557.662
$1.32
$0.85
687,074
outstanding.
655.794
184.
Troy
underground
Chandler
storage.
also
said,
•
"During
1962
we
'//."
instituted
v';/ /•/;••
gas
rate
reduc--
tions and revisions of $1,800,000 annually.
We are proud our earn¬
ings made this possible—our first rate decrease since 1951."—V. 196
p. 2675.
Pacific
Inland
Navigation
Co., Inc.
—
Notes
Sold
Privately—On March 5, 1963, the company announced
the placement of $2,800,000 first
preferred mortgage
notes with institutions purchasing them for invest¬
ment. The proceeds will be used in
part to refinance
existing debt with the remainder for construction of
•
Volume
197
Number 6245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
y
.
.
(1011)'
additional
barges to handle increased cargo.; The
also announced the sale of additional pre¬
company
ferred
and
stock
common
of
owned
formed
dividends
Iron
Division
The
corporation
has
company's
he
months
and
of
Hillman
noted
to
rise
reported.
of
both
2280."
p.
The
500
-f
at
\*s\
v
V.
197,
Eank
184.
p.
&
Trust
Co.,
312
Plastics
&
Net
it
forma
after
basis,
taxes
for
the
same
also
on
Mr.
did
not
Pacotronics, Inc.—Proposed Merger-
exist
because the company as presently
that time.—V. 196, p.
1349.
at
Polymer Corp.—Sales, Net Up
The
company
has reported
that
to $3,081,517, or $1.33 per
net
pro
1962
share, against $2,414,727, or
This improvement in earnings
is
gratifying
in
many
respects.
Competition
has
been
keenly
aggressive and certain situations have become more difficult than
at
any
stage of the company's history.
In addition to current
$1.05 per share
during the
year 1961.
net
stock
The
and
constituted
powders
Sharply—
fuel,
due
was
in
sales
lieu
for
to
of
the
Bunker
accelerated
"C"
exceeded
year
oil
consumption
with
a
foreign
customers,
together
deliveries.—-V. 197, p. 718.
of
1961.
the
on
small
>
s,
for
consumption.
those
This
before
in
Federal
for
in
use
v
Gas
sales
to
residential,
and to other gas
1961,
income
taxes
in
the company
year,
New
heating
to 48,000
j
customers
annual
added
were
with
report
to
McDowell,
that
to
meet
Chairman,
this
and
Leslie
A.
equivalent
Brandt
President,
increased
demand system delivery
capacity
increased by 9 % in 1962 and will be further
increased in 1963.
Feoples Gas and its subsidiaries reported consolidated net income
was
for
or
...
1962
of $31,119,596, or $2.48
for 1961, as restated.
$2.29
Included
in
colder that
of
North
1962
normal
Shore
earnings
weather.
Gas
share,
per
Mr.
10
cents
Earnings for both
share
per
due
include
years
effect
to
in
those
and
Co.
reflect the issuance* of Peoples Gas
capital stock to acquire that company.
earnings also/reflect a rate refund by Natural Gas Pipeline
Co.,
a
subsidiary, in December, 1962, pursuant to a settlement
ment
negotiated
had
opposed
Courts,
with
Perkln-Elmer
Norwalk,
profits
customer
utilities.
the
settlement, but the
expired.—V. 197, p. 819.
nas
This
its
for
Certain
time
for
appeal
to
first
has
company
half
of
the
reported
higher
fiscal
current
net
$30,096,987.
sales
share
of
share,
For
the
the
first
G.m.b.H.,
income.
man
This
The
months
the
been
sales
company,
is
the
in
the
subsidiary
a
same
31,
and
consolidated
of
for
$35
a
last
68c
pet
58c
per
were
takes
Ger¬
000.000
Since
Pluggeraetewerk's
last
has
year's income,
not
million,
189;
did
not
have
1962 comparative
include it.
material
a
statement
of
that
i
effect
income
at
Jan.
31,
has
company
$39,727,000,
equal
reported
to
$3.92
that
consolidated
net
income
assets
by
$18,605,000
to
$197,979,000
Pointing out
at
that
industry
all-time
an
1962
in
record
was
the
an
United
outstanding
States
year
with
for
slightly
*
Mr.
and
in
less
Page
that
remain
"the
that
the
prospects
good."—V.
outlook
for
for continued
,
copper-
to
of
/V
re
the
Shows Profit
,
lent
to
79
Net
cents,
income
after
per
common
provision
for
share
in
preferred
This
1962
stock
compares with a 14 cent deficit per common
Total sales and other income in 1962 amounted
lower
The
fer
than
lower
by
formed
in
sales
1961
when
figure
for
the
the
comparable
figure
was
was
in
1961.
$45,699,000,
$52,658,000.
past year is the result of
the company of its Coke and Iron Division to
subsidiary, Shenango Inc., which is jointly and
equiva¬
dividends.;
share
to
a
a
Los
1963
of
a
new
Angeles
for
this
on
in
Storage
and
the
new
a
,
Richardson
„
debt
1970.
from
$2.58
that
p. 2380.
per
of
public
the
RIDGID
tubing
p.
for
Feb.
28,
1963,
completed
was
agreement at
to Atlas Steels
il "
affairs
company,
gallon above
Steels
Ltd.
an
of, Atlas
"Atlas Steels
-
Co.
Ltd.
and
the
J.
in
;v
,
A.
the
,
line
1962
a
electrical
v
i
•
and
with
copper
further
the
construction
^
,'
«
-
*
penetra-.
introduction
machine
;
and
field,
■
,
a
Frates
^,
.
Ltd.—Acquisition Completed—
ceremony
during which Rio Algom
.iEimount of $54,573,864f t
~
Steels will now pe carried on
by
Ltd."
Co.
Mr.
which
is
a
George
197,
De
Young is
Robert
Hon.
that company.—V.
of
items
;
in
share
President
all
part of the Rio Algom-Atlas Steels
accordance with the terms of the
purchase
sidiary of Rio Algom.
the
1962.
per
the first
in
closing
a
in
including
2281..«;,
Rio Algom Mines
product
continued
tools
tool
reported.;—V. 196,
The
in
$20,544,027,
$18,843,828.'
$2.18
with
markets
new
"first-of-its-kind"
On
share
of
or
over
existing
several
deal
total
year
$1,855,703
closely-held enterprise
2,800 shareholders located in 42 states with
offering of common stock.
having
Diversification, of
of
18%
or
minor
exceptions,
line showed increases in sales
volume.
April, the company changed from a
first
H.
Winters
p.
paid
:t
new
wholly-owned; sub¬
President
becomes
of
Atlas
Chairman
.564.
/
Ritter Co., Inc.—Net, Sales
Up Sharply—
This Rochester, N.. Yi.,
company has -released preliminary
V*-
/
\ '
stock
common
u"
.■
V
'
-
u
the
of
'X"*
,
corporation.—V,
^
f'i- f
'
197,
820.
p.
1
^
'
4
Net
earnings
The
1962.
share
per
52c
Barrie
; to
increased
firm
recorded
net
on
per
period in
sales
share
1961,
said
it
common
of
net
on
St.
81%
for
V
1962
the
fiscal
after
taxes
of
Dec.
31,
of
$1,676,346, or 94c
against earnings of $904,966
$14,896,969 for the comparable
by George Barrie, President.
Paul,
Minnesota,
the
period
increased
company
on
sales
a
outstanding Increased from
gain
of
per
54%
1,752,120 in. 1961 j
Rayette's increased earnings and the parallel Jump. in ■ sales
due. substantially, to the firm's entry into the retail
beauty
were
aids
market
this
Barrie
with
sions, concerned
beauty products,
year,
the
also
Additionally,
he
$30,000,000 by the
on
the increasing
other
newly
few
ite^s
months,
business.—V.
end
as
well
193,
the
of
consumer
be
the
as
to
the
that
and
fiscal
for
sale
in
of
sales
1963
Rayette's
913.
added
increases
net
demand
introduced
p.
He
manufacture
recorded
said,
to
said.
sales
all
of
other
divi¬
professional
and
earnings.
Rayette
should
top
period. This is based
Aqua
retail
Net
hairspray
market
in
the
and
next
continually growing professional
-
1
„
v
which
$1.47
or
showed
net
earnings
for
the
figures
year
share, compared with $55,382, or 5c
last yeav after
deducting special items of 48c per share.
foregoing figures do not include unconsolidated
per
of
per
•
earnings
ended
year
operations
$1,735,455,
The
$23,012,636
sales
during
stock
for
announced
was
the
earnings
85%
income
1,789,090 in 1962;
trans¬
equally
i-v
share
while
company has reported that earnings of $1,347,000 in
1962,
substantially higher than earnings of $262,000 recorded in
prior year.
one
tion
a
of
increased
$2,193,865
reported
Last
to
the
expenditures, of which 73%.
production, totaled $83,834,000
40%
payments
previous
Frates
high of 3.2 bil¬
.
The
were
in
in
Inc.-—PrivateFinancing Arranged
-
payment due
income
to
product
$8,-
an
Rayette, Inc.—Net Up 85%; Sales 54%—
share
—
Airlines,
final
Net
-
said/that
Construction
carrying passengers and cargo.—V. 196,
1961
Manufacturers'Hanover' Trust Co., New York, has been
appointed
registrar for the
i
topper
<
Pittsburgh Coke & Chemical Co.
For Year—
rate
satisfactory"
use
1961.
earnings."
is under way
in Connecticut
built
at
or
the
in
Oil executives
gasoline. prices
plant
be
The company, has
announced record year-end sales of
increase of 9% over the
five-year decline. If gasoline prices hold at their improved level, the
company's 1963 earnings .will be. better than 1962.*'—-V. 196, p. 2585.
production
production
"appears
growth in
760. "• "
197, p.
the
1963
capital
Parts
the present outlook for 1963
favorable and told
believe that 1963 will
provide further in¬
"we
and
an
market."
"In the last quarter, prices were more than a cent
a
their level of a year earlier and had recovered
about
and
July and September reduced
than 90%, the current level.
said
Gross
with exploration and
we
new
a
\
was
consumption the highest for any peace¬
time year, Robert G. Page,
President, informed shareholders that
Phelps Dodge mines produced 266,000 tons of copper, an increase
of 12.000 tons over 1961. The
corporation's mines operated at full
capacity during the first six months of the year, he
stated, but
cut-backs
products established
that
Ridge Tool Co.—Sales Up
9%; Net 18%—
Purolator Products, Inc.—Appointment—
the
domestic
where
areas
termed
sales
$600,000,»making
for
from the similar quarter
despite
con¬
until mid-1965,
Douglas also con¬
tracted to lease the
company two DC-8F jet aircraft,
pre-tax earnings
Pro-tax earnings in;
achieved
in
defer further
Pure's
was
operations
total of $3,700,000 in full
payment for its .debt.»
Riddle
also
owed
Douglas $4,450,000 on three
DC-7Cs. purchased in 1960^ Douglas has.
agreed to
five-and-a-half year deteri¬
oration in
was climaxed by extreme low prices in*
July and August, 1962. This was followed by a distinct
improvement
that began just before Labor
Day.
year end.
producing
important
6.8%.
up
associated
The Pure
per
increased
most
against $71,219,000
,
current
gallons,
were
share, for the year ended Dec. 31,
1962. This compared with
earnings of $39,199,000, equal to $3.86
per share in 1961. The figures for both
years are before deduction
for depletion of mines.
.<
Net
the
Unit sales of refined
Phelps Dodge Corp.—Net Higher—
The
improvement
-
■
sales
$39,025,000 against
in
a
V17'£-$"gU
operating
totaled
General Dynamics has agreed to
accept $2,100,cash, 1,000,000 Riddle treasury shares valued
at $1 each, and a later
-payment of
Redemption^*—
1961.
Sales
in
use.
deterioration
afflicted
lion
_
at Jan. 31, 1963 were 1,287,shares outstanding were 1,273,249.—V. 196,
1962,
2484.
1962
from
1961.
over
industrial
19%
000 in
and
been : restated; to
shares, outstanding
Perkin-Elmer
p.
operations
the
is
and
increase
Elmer's
$7
this
near
*
>
preceding year.
>
L. Milligan, President,
declined
and
Riddle said the refinancing
program was developed
the assistance of
Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath, New York, and ended- several months of
nego¬
tiations.
•
«;
Robert
1962- were up 58%
earnings
•
*
19%; Net 20%—
,
in products prices,
primarily gasoline, and an
of $2,800,000 in the
provision for depreciation, deoletion",
amortization," they said. "The magnitude of the price deterio¬
ration is a reflection of, the disproportionate/number
of pribe'wars
into
account the full sales of
Flugger¬
However, only 57% of its income, representing Perkinequity, has been consolidated.
This
is
equivalent to 9c
per share for the six-month period on added sales of
income
net
the
m
and
approximately $1,300,000
"This
NATO
aetewerk.
on
up
Chairman,
Re¬
.
for
10,016,193 shares
the fourth quarter of
In
1961.
of
program.
consolidation
that
on
Warner,
although
and
the
The company owed General
Dynamics $5,800,000
for seven DC-7C planes and
for their conversion to
cargo and passenger, service from
straight passenger
Co.—-Earnings Lower—
share
a
Rawleigh
Bodensee
West
in
r
by
.
in
said
million
called
believes
invested
fire
as
written
with
company has reported that net income declined to $28,949,1962 from $30,101,932 in 1961. Gross revenues rose
3% to a
record $696,682,000 in spite of lower
products prices for the year.
Earnings for 1962 were equal to $2.93 a share on an
average of
9,874,439 common shares outstanding during the
year compared with
$3.01
1963
statement
Perkin-Elmer's
contractor
have
business
1962
Riddle
L
The
Jan.
period
previous year.
of Fluggeraetewerk
operations
prime
missile
the
Jan.
$869,792, equivalent to
$733,757, equivalent to
of
included
subsidiary,
Sidewinder
six
in
ended
Management
who
classes 'of
Rubber
will
with
-
was
against
time,
have
months
'•
stock,
first
six
$17,442,569
income
common
in
the
from
up
year.
. ■//:'•://
/
Consolidated net
for
company* has
Pure Oil
506
Consolidated
earnings.
stockholders
major
the
com¬
unprofitable
Corp., 'and
obligations,
period.
/redemption- On
April -1. -1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $63,500 of its 7% debentures
due April 1, 1976 at 103'A %.
Payment will.be made at any branch
in Canada of the Royal Bank of
Canada.—V. 192, p/ 2655.-
31, 1963.
were
The
;
the
ended
year
year's
the
Provincial Transport Co.—Partial
agree¬
interests
coal
an
of
'long;:tcrm^futi«;e;;gro\^thv'-^V.;495,/pi. 4234,..
These factors:
principal creditors, General Dynamics
Douglas Aircraft Co.v to defer certain
which will be paid over a
long-term
decisions, we have taken advantage of each
arose in
preference to the consideration of the
interest
spiral upward.
Polymers Division.—V. 196, p. 2281.
Sales—
business
as it
the current
on
the
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
Conn,
the
making
to
On March 4,
1963, it was reported that the company
had arranged to borrow
$2,700,000 fronr Walter E.
Heller & Co., and
$1*000,OQO from Chemical Bank
New York Trust Co.
In addition, the
company has arranged with its
comparable fig-;
ure
for
1961, adjusted to reflect the 2%
stock dividend paid in
January, 1962, was 91 cents per share.
Richard P. Ettinger,
Chairman, and John G. Powers. President,
f-reported thai us stated in last year's report, sales and profits are
expected to double over a five-year period.
"In
written
of
Basile
plant
The company has reported that sales for the
year ended Dec. 31,
amounted to $61,881,900 up from
$56,780,009 hi 1961.
Net earnings were $4,376,000
compared to last year's earnings of
A4,478.000. Earnings pey share; were 99 cents.; The
from $28,636,391,
up
to
Battery
1878.
opportunity
about
is
r
to
a
premium
premium
addition,
continued
Other
shareholders
1962
stockholders.
requirements
single-family dwellings.
Remick
said
in its
announced
expenses
earned
inadequacies were responsible for
experience- on- homeowners"/ as well-,
included
creases
the
Inc.—Reports Record
to
,
the
on
.powders
Prentice-Hall
commercial and industrial .customers
were higher than in
any previous/
utilities in 1962
other
was
..
common
injection
p.
of
for
results, according to William B. Basile, President.
Products, whose operations since June
30, 1962
1962
results,
contributed!
to
both
sales
and
earnings, Mr. Basile .noted.
Among highlights of 1962; progress he pointed out the
acquis!- ■'*
tion of Chemical Rubber
Products, the move of the Insurok Di¬
vision into a completely new plant, and
added; plant capacity and
successful
new
product
introductions in the Chemicals Division.
"
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.—Net Higher—
ratio
losses
in
tributed
molding.
Sales of standard nylon and Teflon semi¬
industrial
shapes
also
showed
improvement.
Another
tactor
contributing to 1962's gains was the continued progress
of
Polymer's three wholly-owned European subsidiaries.—V.
196,
increment
part of U.
S.
and
increase
in
Mexican
profit
share
a
20%
Chemical
finished
•»
v
Net
762,457 shares of
22c
the
responsible
1961
there
company, A producer
bf--chemicals; plastics
in its 1962 annual report shows increases
were
company's patented
Whirlclad
CoatingSystem $ for /fusion /bonding plastic powders; to> metal
surfaces,;
Nylaflow flexible hose and pressure tubing, and
Nylatron GS, a
special filled nylon sold in semi-finished
shapes and in
,,
as
basis.
with
the
was
turn
$32,826,000 for 1961.
Net income increased
to $1,499,000
equal to
share from $1,247,000 or $1.91
per share for 1961. .Sales
were
the
highest on record and
earnings were the largest for
.any year except 1950.
Gains in virtually
all areas of the company's
was $814,400 against $362,800 in
1961.
Growing demand, ior Polymer's
proprietary lines of industrial
plastic
shapes and
powders figured
prominently
in
the
gains,
Mr;
Stott
reported.
Included in this
group
are
Corvel
piastic
over-all
Total
compared
the
on
the
-
$2.32 per
i
consumption,
This improvement in earnings
may be attributed to Increased
volume, extreme economies, greater over-all efficiency, improved
technology and important savings due to conversion to natural
gas
share
same
problems, Canadian sulphur is reaching world markets
in
ever-increasing quantities.
In
other
words,
world-wide
oversupply continues
to
expand, notwithstanding sustained improve¬
in
outstanding
share
a
in
rate
lines.
parts,
1962
marketing
ment
profit is equal to 58c
which
Richardson Co.—Sales
Up
-r
earnings.; during
amounted
:
nearly $4,i00,000 in
Group were profitable except for automobile
which approxi¬
mately broke even.—V. 197, p. 760." ''v
by
Sulphur Co.—Net Higher—
fire
with
allied
Record high sales and a; sharp
recovery in earnings were achieved,
the company in 1962, it was announced
by President Louis L.
Stott.
Sales for the year rose 18%
to a new high of $10,132,000
from the previous record
$8,555,000 sales reached the year before.
Net profit in 1962," after all
charges and taxes, was $443,100,more
than double the. $166,200 of the
preceding year. The 1962
996.
reserve
of
liance
possible,
stated,
and
shares out¬
%
rise
a
39.9%.
This combined ratio of
99.9% against 98.1%
in, 1961.
moderate improvement in the
expense ratio from 40.3%
in 1961
more than offset
by a rise in loss ratio.
The forces of nature
was
Horowitz
produced
a heavy impact on
1962 results as the number of
catastrophes
involving wind, rain and hail again increased.
In
$172,500,
of
which
$22,916
represented
non¬
recurring items. Earnings were equal to 32c a share on the
544,000
shares of common stock
outstanding at Sepk 30.
Comparison with the similars period
of
1961
is
not
.
Pan American
60%
; underwriting
a
the ,1,441,645
in, 1962 of $159,036,414 increased • $6,-:
This
premium
premium reserve
than the 1961 carn-
lower
on
^
had
"
Report—
period,
-
was
sales
for
the
operating
subsidiaries
of
in the nine months ended Sept. 30, 1962, were
reported by Sidney Horowitz, President.
was
income
$.07
3,235,515
:
:
was
A
forma
pro
Fibers,
$7,179,405,
corporation :has called for redemption on April 1,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $150,000 of its 6%
con¬
vertible
subordinated
debentures
due
April
1,
1975
at
100%
plus accrued Interest. Payment will be made at the Bank
of
America N. T. & S. A., 300
Montgomery St., San Francisco, or
The Chase Manhattan Bank; 80 Pine
St., New York.
Debentures may be converted into capital stock
up to the close
of business on March 27, 1963, at $17.50
per share.—V. 197, p. 660.
Months'
based
$1,501,729 statutory
underwriting loss.
In
statutory underwriting gain of
$2,283,810.
The -ratio of loss: and
adjustment expense
V
nation's
Fibers, Inc.—Nine
4.6%.
or
unearned
bined
&
shar-e, < pome what
•
was
v
per.
$6.72
940,634,
made, at the Com¬
Ave., Pittsburgh.—
Fourth
$5.57
were
per share, both
Dec. 31, 1962".
^
i
Written premium volume
.
v
*: %■
'•
:
B.
standing
company has called for redemption on April 1,
1963, $126,its 5%
first mortgage sinking fund bonds due Jan.
1, 1970
plus accrued interest. Payment will be
of
Plastics
The
p.
'
100%
monwealth
Redemption—
Electronics, Inc., this issue.—V. 192,
Adjusted
Pittsburgh Railways Co.—Partial
Redemption—
Redemption—
/;•/ '■£.,<
,
Hatch, President, has announced that''consolidated.
earnings were $6,603,786 after
taxes, or $4.58 per phare.
earnings, including th^ increase in the
net
equity,
ingi! of
of
industry-wide labor settlements,"
efficiency and a reduction in the number
hourly employees offset only part of such
196,
2*0,038
Reliance Insufance Co.—Net Lower—
result
and
costs."—V.
1961
$6,5<h),690
90,227
,
$.93'
1813.
p.
Kenneth
1962
"Improved
salaried
196,
after
that
the
as
1962
$8,3j3,4S7
(loss)—
Outstan4ingv;Shares?;-«-.w-_^-;^*i^.*.—3,236,775>
—V.
expected that Shenango will pay dividends
is
'
from operations after taxes
Earnings per-share
1962, and also includes
inventories which * were
coke
account
Net inc.
v
April 30 by Shenango
also
received
from
the
6%
sinking fund de¬
as
part of the consideration
for assets trans¬
was
Combined
see Transvision
Reeves Soundcraft
Corp.—Annual Report-
Year Ended Dec. 31—Net -
■
'
increased
called
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.-—Partial
was
the pressure of recent years on profit
continued during 1962. Prices of such products as
pig
pnthaiic anhydride, plasticizers, and concrete pips declined
under competitive pressure.
"Costs of employment, however, con¬
the
of
subsidiary
margins
appointed transfer agent
company .r-V. 195, p. 1099.
for redemption1 on April 1, 1963,
sinking fund, $2,280,000 of its 5Vi%
debentures due
April 1, 1973 at 101.55%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be niade at the First National City Bank, 55 Wall
St., New
York,
or
at
The
Royal
Bank
of Canada
In
Calgary,
Alberta. Montreal, Quebec, Toronto, Ontario
and Vancouver, Brit¬
ish Columbia. —V; 197, p.l37.H■' ■' •'/-:fv
%
'
throughv operation
four
Iron
pig
1963."
Mr.
new
iron,
Express Co.—Appointment—
Pacific Petroleums Ltd.—-Partial
first
of
obtained
in
The
Co.
said, "Pittsburgh Coke's inoperating results of the Coke and
include
the
Suenango. It
to
tinued
The Chase Manhattan Bank has' been
for all shares of the common stock of the
does
for
Interest
"However,"
bentures
he
Pacific Intermountain
paid.
its re..
Norihwest.
Pacific
were
profit from sales
liquidated for the
Inc
Furnace
'
1962.
statement
come
arranged for the private
placement of the notes and assisted in the sale of the
preferred and common stock.
Pacific Inland Navigation operates a
bargei service
on
the Columbia River and along the Pacific Coast.
With its increased capital base, the company expects
to be able to continue its
expansion program and
participate fully in the economic growth of the
Shenango
April
Huiman,
President, noted in the annual report to share¬
that. Shenango earned a small profit in .1962, but no
holders
(
to existing stockholders.
New York Securities Co.
The
in
mnry L.
undisclosed amount
an
with
<
9
-
of
the company's .wholly-owned
West
German
and
French
sub¬
sidiaries. Only cash revenue'received from
foreign subsidiaries is
included. In 1962, this amounted to
$461,385 or 39c per share, net
after taxes withheld- at the source. Of this
total $164,193 was in
the
form of license
fees, the remainder in dividends. The com¬
parable amount in 1951 was $396,702 or 34c
per share.
~rNet sales of $26,876,948 of
domestic divisions in 1962 were 11%
above-1961.-rV, ^197,
p.
961.
•
,
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Rockwell-Standard Corp. (& Subs.)—Net
Up 49%:
Sales 30%—
Net
aries,
ness
as
49%
in
$2.07
and
well
as
1962
per
-
from
and
share
President,
The
'30%
1
-
earnings of this Coraopolis, Pa.,
company and its subsidi¬
strongly affected by increasing revenues from overseas
busi¬
in
domestic
were
equal
1961,
announced.
and
to
Colonel
foreign
$3.12
investments,
share
per
Willard
P.
1
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increased
compared
Rockwell,
with
Chairman
.
sharp improvement in earnings also reflected in
part a
gain in sales volume, which reached an all-time
high for any
year in the company's history,
as well as
a
rigid cost
peacetime
:
10
control
*The Commercial and Financial Clrronicle
(1018)
efficient machine tools and equipment.
Earnings would
have been still higher, Colonel Rockwell said,
were it not
for the company's policy of absorbing all develop nent
costs on new products as incurred.
The heavy development costs
on
the Jet Commander 1121 and the new Grand Commander, as
well
as
substantial
research
and development expenditures in
areas
other
than
aviation, were all charged to .operations as
of
development.
After provision for taxes, net income
$11,109,605 in 1961.—V. 196," p., 1878.
and
research
'
'
to $16,591,562 from
'
rose
'
2585.
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194,
Chase
The
4.60%
$51,265,000.
Net earnings for the six months were $526,000, or 23. cents per
common
share, from $761,000, or 38 cents per common share, in
the prior, year.
The latter figure does not include non-recurring
income of $345,000 resulting from an award in litigation received in
the second quarter of last year.
'<
Allan A. Ryan, Chairman of Royal McBee, said the second quarter
was
highlighted by the December introduction of a revolutionary
new Royal
electric typewriter—the "Electress" model—priced some
$100 be'rw comparable existing models. The introduction program,
he noted, had an adverse effect on earnings in the second quarter,
both with.regard to overall costs and a reduction in office type-
Bank has been appointed registrar oi ■+he~*
cumulative stock of the company.—V.T97, p. 962.
Manhattan
(series B)
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the
Southern California
The
called
has
company
Gas Co.—Partial
redemption
for
April
on
3,
1563,
one
is
per
share
be made at the Wells • Fargo Bank, 464
California
St., San Francisco, or at the Bankers Trust Co.,
16
Wall St., New
York, or at the Continental Illinois National Bank
& Trust Co. of Chicago, 231
So. La Salle St., Chicago.—V. 195,
p. 1254.
>''*■>* ■ ' ■ v - ■'
for
1961
.interest.
Mr. Ryan1 said, the Electress will add substantially to
in the office typewriter market, although
on sales may not be felt for several months.
He
that total
corporate sales for the third quarter are ex¬
Volume
stated
This
recorded in the quarter
pected to surpass the $25,126,000 figure
ending April 30, 1962.—V. 196, p. 2281.
Miami,
Fla.,
Mills,
Inc.,
Shuford
owned
Inc.—Acquisition—
Russ Togs,
The
acquisition of
new
and
of
.
,
197,
961.
p.
.
-
•
Trucking
Johnsbury
Sales Higher-
Planned—
centralized
underwriting
an
which
-
offer
will
One
stock
pointed
The
company
in
is
carrier
common
a
by
motor
vehicle
"
1
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$46
At
systems
sewage
for
York' Trust
CoNew
anticipates
company
that
York,
has
been
paving
due
publicly.; >
operating-
Mr.
ing
•
earnings
will
Profit
Earnings of the company rose 42%
for the year ended Dec.
31, 1962, although sales declined, it was reported by Robert F.
Draper, President.
Earnings amounted to $236,954 or 19.8c per share, up from
$167,233 or 13.9c per share in 1961. The number of common shares
were 1,196,000 at Dec.
31, 1962.
Sales in 1962 totaled $17,712,153 from $19,514,635 in the previous
year, Mr, Draper disclosed.—V. 196, p. 1919, /
fore,
•
is
"We
show
im¬
told
an
ending
the
Oct.
31,
has reported
1962,
that
for
up
from
$40,918,878
to
rose
sales
net
the
fiscal
Income
amounted
to
$818,000,
equivalent,
ended
Chairman
that
the
year
Pre-tax
for
Net
B
$1.51
to
"The
on
in
six
months
of
additional
incurred
fiscal
our
costs
in
Furthermore,
year.
expansion
and
the
The
December
stock
196,
in
that
charge,
Sales
for
1962
amounted
share,
'*"•
196,
*
p.
'
2718.
»-
.
_
.
of
10%- over''the
total
a
for
from
Haskins
the
after
Its
After
special
.
income
Common
Earned
to
share
per
'V
shares
-
is
of
p.
1961.
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and
-:
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Star Industries,
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
Stock
served
Net
.
w
(&
any
196,
p.
.
•
or
the
2380.
'
-
1962
>966,276
'
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•
Pl
the
Fund's
securities
agent
York,
New
for
Nsw
and
cash
the Fund.
York, certified
order
achieve
to
its
objective
will normally
the Fund
growth
that
potential
this
the
over
objective
will
There
achieved.
years.
be
a
portion
of
the
Fund's
defensive,
Fund
retains
will
within
will
be to' diversify its investments to a rea¬
industries and groups of industries
acquire' ahy -securities of companies within
after giving effect to such acnuisition. more
various
not
if,
would
be
policy of the Fund
'
582.711/
$0.57
tax
liability and any cost
but the management
low
will
be
decisions
of
the
deposited
portfolio
securities,
the
to the extent of taxes paid thereon
management-will approach these inthe essentially; long-term
point of view
although securities may occasionally be
reduced
with
investor
investment
for
investment
cash. cThe
of
careful
its
basis
tax
assets
the
short
with
consistent
distribution
sold
reasons
even
.,
-.though; they_have'been held for
periods.
M
-
Advisory Service, :Inc., 15
Street, New York 5, New York, will serve as Investment
Adviser of the Fund.
The Adviser "Will provide Tegular advice and
'recommendations, with respect';to investments,- investment/policies
and the-purchase and-sale of securities. : The adviser-will pay the
compensation' of. all officers and
employees of' the Fund and
will provide office, space, clerical facilities and related services for
.the F'imd.
The Adviser, organized on Feb. 15, 1962, has notr pre¬
viously acted; and does not intend to act as adviser to any other
v
"INVESTMENT
ADVISERS-^Stratton
'
William
M961
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rtl
management
-
.
of the total value of the assets of the Fund
securities of companies within such industry.
sold,
be
vestment
/. 1961
$0.97
$0.89
-V
J. R.
of registering securities which
will: make changes in invest¬
policy and obejetives .when
such changes
are believed by
the management to be to the ad¬
vantage of shareholders even though capital gains will be realized.
If
substantial capital gains are realized because iOf the expected
may
'2,567,046
"
Fund's
'
achieved by having
be
industry
in
resulting
582. "•
$1.18
share
per
the
cash
policy
Fund
25%
ments
4.169,698
'v
to
extent
It is
4,004,000
-.-
it
each
to
stocks,
securities/' convertible./ into common.
equity securities /belleved/ by -management to
assurance
or
Fund's
one
than
$59,747,576 $49,679,049
^.U''
Offer—Pur-
equivalent securities and the
to. administer its portfolio accordingly//
invested
Subs.)—Annual Report—
earnings
of
disbursing
Broadway,
2
average
no
income
The
8,173,698
}
sales
Earnings
—V.
■•:
com¬
may be
times - when the shareholders' interests are
and the long range investment objective of the Fund
likely
most
sonable
141,865.616
»v
other
course,
and; the
'•
Inc.
the
Trust-C04 20' Pine St.,• New York 15,
OBJECTIVES—In
than
better
fixed
taxes,
2,552,038
common
"
to
assets invested in government or corporate bonds, or otnsr
"
retained
after
196,
4,114,000
.
York
custodian
common
Also/ there
last'
4,675,263
,
outstanding
2126.'
a
lean
are
the independent auditors for the Fund
fiscal year.
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counsel for the Fund Is- Brookhart, -Becker & Dorsey.
in
of
is,
common
8,789,263
taxes
share
p.
523
ago.
cost
a
i^change'
long term growth of capital and income,
have
Report"-
1962.
.
:
per
196,
year
Service-at
Revenue
dividend
and
Sells,
INVESTMENT
of
to
149,663,593
income
had
initial
invest
non-recurring
added
was
Corp.- -Annual
:
one
for
million,
accountants,
its
Legal
Fund's
Packaging
474
volume
-
.
$252.6
to limit portfolio turnover to trans¬
re¬
actions
necessary
to carry/out investment
policy ' and to obtain
credits and;" cash for redemption of its shares./ Among the factors which will
'
'
be
considered
before
any
portfolio
securities
are
sold
will
be
tax
charges.—V.
the
is
&
public
amor¬
shareholders
this
New
for
-
announced
large portion of its
Railroad.
and
wkn
governmental supervision of
practices or policies.,.
transfer
and
$46,164,387
/taxes and
v
to
the net Income of $44,108
is equivalent to four cents
intangibles,
Internal
Bank
York,
New
■
.
.
$363,769,000, an increase of 5% from
Sales of petroleum products were in¬
.
L»
.
Net
—V.
to
1961. sales of $345,062,000,
creased by $33,272,000,
a
gain
1fV.
.
of
per
loss
sales
Federal
per
for
charge,
came
share, Stanhaus
Operating income ;
arising principally from the sale of the company's snack-food sub¬
sidiary. Laura Scudder's, in May.
>.
Earnings for the common stock are ""based -on' the
10,185,026
6hares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1962.
'
a.
..
This
loss
a
compared
as
investment
of
$18,331,000, or $1.80 per, share, in .1962. from-;,
$13,521,000, or $1.33 per share, in 1961, Samuel B. Mosher. Chair-?
man
and Russell H.
Green, President, stated.- The 1962 earnings •
.
Stanhaus
special
$351,378.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
.
at
in
.
to
certain acceptable securities ;bffered
of one share/of the Fund for
involve
generally
to
.
sold
net
amounted
basis
-Chemical
Rawlings
our
earnings
7%
up
reported
Erie-Lackawanna
Standard
Signal Oil & Gas Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
cents
had
it
the
was
carrier
freight
the
amortization
Sheraton French Lick Corp.—Note Sold Privately
—On March 7, 1963, it was reported that a $1,000,000
note issued by/this company had been sold privately
through D. H. Blair & Co., New York.
or ,38
W.
$49,479,983,
year,
intangibles
1962,
Fundy Inc.—Shafe
for
freedom
President
and
were
previous
of
motor
special
gbn-recurring income of $3,909,000,
the
In
earnings.
include
Fisher
1962
intangibles,
and
before
a
last year,
equivalent to $0.79
ported.
p.
Net- income rose
in
31,
Feb. 26,1963-prospectus^ tlie Fund is Coffer¬
exchange a rainimuin1 of.4 $10,1)00,000 - of its
not
before.
amortization,
company
diversification.—V.
for
and
revenues
of
$790,814
net
"is
last
to
Stocks-
buyers
profits, after provision for Federal income
tization
v
765,600
decrease
the
and
profits on operations in 1962 were $1,598,769, a n-arly
$2,000,000 advance from an operating loss in 1961 of $380,378.
shares for fiscal 1961.
income9; stated John S. Kubie, President,
principally due to the decline in beauty salon business result¬
ing from the economic set-back in the retail industry during the
per
share
class
Simon
revenues
Dec.
a
the
best
preferred
after
prospective
had gains in both
Dec. 31, 1962.
;
•
at
contracts.
million
pany Act of 1940 and has registered/ thereunder with 'the Securi¬
ties^ ;and Exchange Commission.Such: regulatton, ;however> does
supple.
company
loan
$15
BUSINESS—The
Fund
was
incorporated
in Maryland on Jan.
1962, and has its offices at 15 William St.» New York, New York.
The Fund is subject to. regulation/ uhcfei; ihe Investment Com¬
•
previous year:-
Net
dividends, to $1.01 per share <on
767,100 common and
common
stocks outstanding as against $1,204,371, equal
of
to
amounted
30,
Spector Freight System, Inc.—Shows Profit for Yr.
The
year
$39,820,998
number
a
from
Williston & Beane, New York, is dealer manager for
the exchange offer.
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President Parker replied when asked about this division
which the Federal Trade Commission ordered sold."—V.
196, p. .997.
year
company
have
•/
purchases
is non-taxable for Federal income tax purposes.
share¬
a
Division,"
Seligman & Latz, Inc.—Sales Higher; Net Down—
The
straight-grained and
by
$20 of fair market value; of securities, less a sales
charge of from 4% to 1%%' and transfer taxes. The
exchange, in the opinion of counsel for the Fund,
for
America's first low-pressure tennis ball made in the Chicopee,
Mass., plant. The racquet was made from white ash that grows
on
the leeward side of the Condroz,
Belgium, forest and there¬
Up 42%—
'
acquired
million in sales finance and
financing
operation
with
shares
and
Schick Inc.—Net
in
settled
137,
a
substantial improvement over the same period -of; the
previous year."
'•We are nearing a period of product
diversification^' Mr, Parker
said after pointing to a new product display which'highlighted
a
tennis racquet from Spalding's Beveren-Roeselare,
Belgium plant,
t
1962.
contracts
from
pany ox $842,000, plus interest.
The Directors felt this settlement
-eliminating tne large contingent liability was in Lue best interest of
the company.—196, p, 997.
"V.'-!.'.;v\'
* '•
show
Johnsbury,
are located in
million in
to $27
finance
V.
•
-
isuant to
enjoyed a profit in the first quarter," explained
"First quarter results for the second. consecutive year
Parker.
1962
in
increa.ed
explained in previous reports to the-stockholders, tie Internal
Service
had proposed substantial, adbkional
Faoer.il in¬
come taxes
against the company and its. subsidiaries for the years
1S52 through
1957.
The total claims approximated $3.5 mi lion,
pluc Vint-.rest. * la December, V,1962t the cases a.. d dispute j were
has
company
million
As
ap-;;;
and
agent
1993 —V.
Inc*—Shows
1963
$353
purchased
contracts
Revenue
on
Bros.
tb
amounted
1961."
2262.'
p.
the. company,
to act as trustee,
its 4%%
first mortgage bonds,
&
•'
'
million .increase, or 23% during 1962.
.
the close
of the current year, -the company
oifices
For the third time
in the last twelve years Spalding showed a
profit in the first quarter ended Jan. 31, 1963.
Net profits in the
first quarter were $25,000 or 2c a share
on
the 980,000 outstanding common shares.
This compares with
a
net loss of $80,000 or 8c a share in the first
quarter of iiscal
1962 and a loss of $186,000 or 19c a share in the Initial 1961
quarter,- '
"This is only the third time in the last twelve years that your
St.
company's
reach
develops and maintains '5
nationally for communities,,
provement over 1962, Edwin L. Parker, President,
holders gathering at their 86th annual meeting.
!
principal office isi located in
Vermont, and its central dispatching operations
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The
and
(A. G.) Spalding'
Quarter—
District of Columbia, Maryland, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and the six New England states,
and operating intrastate in all of the New England states except
Rhode ' Island.
to
■
'Total
662.
p.
the
Delaware,
expected
to
said.
Bank,New
by
registrar
.
interstate
is
*'
rose
;
receivables
-
.
Stratton
The
group
investment
system
sewage
v*
volume
in
1961
and $28
1962.
Southwestern >FublIe Service Co.—Appointment—
public offering of 209,440 common shares of St. Johnsbury Trucking Co., Inc.
is expected to be made late in March,
according to an application filed With the ICC on March 6. The
stock is being sold by Harry D. Zabarsky, Milton J. Zabarsky and
Maurice Zabarsky, all officers and directors of the company. The
selling stockholders will receive the entire net proceeds from the
ipx.
Homolow^r
&
Weeks, New York, was named as manager
of
water
.Chsmical
\
.
Davidson
i^unicipalities%and^vlndiistryv—V. 193,
initial
An
and
development
rtile^miaterials/;; Southern /Gulf /Utilities
Offering
Co., Inc.—Stock
ultimate
'The
area,
water
settlement? in December, 1962,
$430
finance
sales
Commercial
'
.
,
St.
centralized
a
of shares outstanding
stock dividend paid in
the, 2%,
to $35 million in 1962 from $11 million the
year.
A great portion of this.1 Was in the pure .ase of
Finance
Co.
of Lima, - Ohio,- an
organization with 38
Colonial
,
the
.
for
^income
of
that
stated
in
companies
previous
The water distribution phase will eventually become part of the city of Cocoa's water service. complex.;
The master plan for the area, stated Shuford- Mills officials, callsi
for - -the • construction of. high j rise - and- garden . type, apartments,; ,
residential, homes, motels, hotels
and commercial units, plus an .
area
to be set aside
for light industry to include such facilities
as -electronics,
research, engineering, and the; development and
manufacture of missile components.
..Shuford Mills., is one of the. nation's important sources: oi? tex«.
the three months ended Jan. 31, 1963. totaled
$787,420, after taxes, equal to 45 cents; per share on 'he' 1 7^9 300
shares outstanding," Mr. Ryan said. "Sales for the company's fiscal
1963 first quarter totaled $19,012,400,'V The. Ryan quarterly report
is based on-unaudited figures.
^,;
,.,r:
For the hrst'three months ,ot the ;1962 fiscal year, Rykn'a n^t;'
inctme was $739,670, which was equal
to 42 cen s p.»r share on
1,765,671 outstanding shares. Sales ior the year-earlier first quarter
totaled $18,764,983.—V. 197, p. 448.
"Net
this
service
Southern,
of
for
cases.
to
loan
sales
and
Loans
other
offices
President
Davidson,
tax
million
million
•/$£.'.8
Causeway and the Meritt Island Causeis, within the incorporated limits of the city
has been given the contract for engineering,
$1,560,000,
sales and earnings for the first three months of the 1963 fiscal;
year showed increases over the results for the samr? period a year
ago,
T. Claude Ryan, Chairman reported to stockholders,
i
J.
construction
and
.
ap¬
of land located south of the entrance to the
missile test center on Cocoa Beach, between the
acres
land
the
those of
this income
types of business extended and acquired'reached a
consumer
$309
against
Cape Canaveral.
company
'
,
Ryan Aeronautical Co.—Net,
All
all
amounting
Individual
owns
outstanding
above
number
average
adjustment
income
of
peak
Direct
:
Canaveral
Cape
Norman
to
.
•
800
wav.
assure
—V.
Mills,
Russ
solidify its production of sweaters, bring its costs down,
highest possible quality for its customers/ The mill, pre¬
viously known as Faron Knitting Mills, will come under the super¬
vision of Dick Marlowe, who is the head of Russ Togs Sweater
Division.
'
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'
•
"We are fortunate in acquiring a mill of this type under highly
favorable terms," Mr. Benach said. Exact terms of the acquisition
were
not disclosed.
The mill has approximately ,150 employees.
Togs
Canaveral Utilities, Inc.
through its subsidiary organizations,
Canaveral
proposed
knitting mill in Mt. Holly, Nsw Jersey was
a
by Henry'Benach, Executive Vice President.
acquisition, according to Mr. Benach, will enable
announced
The
Shuford
proximately
Cape
has announced an agreement with,
North Carolina,, to form a jointly
company
Hickory,
Cape
company,
3.58%
million,, up from $337 million in
1961.
This 27.5%- increase was shared by all departments of the
recently expanded services to the consumer, retail '■merchants and
the commercial borrower.
: * • ./'.
•> •„ —
Southern Gulf Utilities, Inc.—New Affiliate—
impact
3,929,634
the
on
after
Federal
of
new
-
■ -»>■«
company's leadership
full
volume,
/
is
and
1962, and the effect of the
February,
However,
the
its
y
,
.
equal to $1.61 per share on the 3,946,171 average number of class
and B common shares outstanding
for ihe"ear,, agains/'$1.55
A
will
Payment
offices.
After provision for preferred vdviclieads,
ago.
year
through
operation of
the sinking
fund, $700,000 of its syVs'y'o.
first mortgage bonds, series C due 1983 and $6CO,000 of its 5%%
first mortgage bonds, series D, due 1984 at 101.62% plus accrued
:
reached new heights in earnings,
company
•receivabies and number; of operating
Net earnings exceeded $6.7 million
Redemption'
»
Speaking before a meeting .of'.the New York Society of.Security
Analysts, Davis Weir, President and Chairman announced the re¬
sults of operations
for the year endeci Dec. 31, 1962.
He stated
were
sales
^riter
Finance. Corp.—Net Higher—
State Loan &
company-has reported that.sales were $52,051,000 for the
six-month period- ended Jan. 31, ;1963. Sales in the' same period
year
;
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.—Appointment—
The
last
262.
p.
'
Higher; Net Down—
Royal McBee Corp.—Sales
.
.
•—V.
V'< V
v
.
•
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J
,
.
-
"
^
—
.
.
•
Corp.—Sales, Net Down Sharply—
The company has reported that sales tor the six-month period
ended Jan
31, 1963 were $52,620,823, and net earnings amounted
to $1 490,533
or 75 cents a share.
This compared with $79,621,184
and $2 576,570, or $1.29 a share for the same period a year
eariier. The decline was forecast in the company's annual and first
auarter i-eports, both issued last fall.
' "
The
backlog of
unfilled orders, the report said, continues to
rise and on Jan.
31, 1963, stood at $132,600,000, against $108,531 000 last July-31, the end of the company's fiscal year, $127,60C\000 on Oct. 31 last,- and $123,550,000 a year ago—V.
196,
-
Cos.—Annual Report—
company,
——
Rohr
-
.
—-
-
$293,751,049,
Rockwell said
in the sales
and this reflects the emphasis throughout the company
growth,
p.
_
...
the year' ended Dec/ 31, 1962
totaled
$226,340,310 in the previous year. Colonel
new
products are playing an important part
that
The
in 1962 became the first: auto insurer in history
to report more than a half-billion dollars of earned.auto insurance
Sales
Profit before income taxes—
premiums in a single year.
«
*
;
Income taxes
•!
President Edward
B.
Rust,
in; his
year-end summary for the
Net profit
—
—
—
1,902,175
1,716,086' :parent firm of the six-company State Farm group, said that State
•Per share
—-———
$1.26
-$1.14 ■; Farm. Mutual recorded earned premiums and membership fees of
—V.-. 196, p. 1919.
6542,276,885 on automobile insurance in 1962—a 9.6% increase over
tho 1961 figure of $494,594,391..
•
/,
'
;
Total
earned
premums
< including
ganeral liability1.' coverages)
Slater Electric Inc.—Sales Up 14%; Net Down—
reported by the world's largest ' auto /insurer were- $559,368,035- up
from $510 jl39.221 a year ago.'This Gleii Cove, L. I. company has announced record .high sales;
<-r; y 'y .
- . •
'
of $3,875,000 for the fiscal year ended Nov. 30, 1962, an increase
y Rusr said State Farm Mutual' poUcies in jforpe idtaled 7,379.987—
an
increase of 689,474 during the year.
Of J4#
over sales of $3,386,000 for the - previous fiscal year. v. ; v,,
Surplus to protect policy¬
Nat
holders was increased $1,203,575 during 1962 to $274,418,045. The
earnings totaled $40,100, equivalent to five cents a -share
on
767,000 shares outstanding as of Nov. 30. 1962. Net earningscompany settled 2,680,225 claims during 1962,-totaling $309,302,264.
for the" previous fiscal year ended Nov.- 30, 1961, were $167,900,
Both oi these figures were sizeable increases over 1961—the. number
Equivalent to twenty-two cents per share on the - same-number " of claims increasing 15.7% and the amount paid by 18.6%.
This sharp increase in claim frequency, and' severity pared State
S/:ul siater, President,. stated" that ^educed - earhings were^ due';
Farm Mutual's underwriting gain to .$.7,995'358, against $43,164,-643
to
the loss sustained
in
by the semi-conductor division/ • This loss,
1961.
Investment
income
for -1962
was
$27,565,716,
a' 17%
increase over the 1961 figure of $23,418,413;
plus write-offs, amounted to approximately $300,000.
Steps are
Other members of the State " Farm group 5also j&ha,rted record
being taken to correct the deficiency quickly or dispose of this
division.' •
V
:
v
accomplishments during 1962..
.
,v„„ M.
.
He added that in all likelihood, earnings of the company would
State Farm Life passed the $2 :billion..ordinary -life insurance; in
increase for the fiscal year ended Nov.
30, 1963, because of the „ -fbrce* ma,rk' in - September -oi vl962/mndv if in ished Ehe; ya&r- 'with.
extensive research and development program conducted last year
$2;061,825.067 'on' the >bookfl. \
^
v
' '
by
its' main- operating
division—manufacturing wiring devices. f". Tow Insurai^pe in force was<$2,!225;8a2,'447, a 15.34% increase
Many of the products developed in 1962 will be marketed In 1963. V over year-end 1961.
/-:i; -E;
for
from
on
1962
1961
$24,018,628 $23,501,80.3
4,282,175
3,672,086
2,380,000
1,956,000
Year Ended Dec. 31—
.
Scales
up
more
new,
Monday, March 11; 1963
.
.
State Farm Insurance
Simplicity Pattern Co. Inc.—Annual Report—
the continuing
of
effects
cumulative
the
and
program,
installation
,
investment
«
■
^
;/ •;.%-' •:/ / Management Corp.,
company.
L.-Babson
David
r.-/
-
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.
New- York,
C
•;
New /York,
and
:' ^C^Trtinuedvbii'^sfe 51
197-Number
6245
;
;
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ^
;
„
„
"
^
,
Per
Name of
General
Dividend
announcements
tables.: In :the first
are grouped in
two separate
Vindicate all the dividends an¬
we
ueneral
$4.50
Getty
Navie of
'
Company
A. K. U. (United
'
.
]
"
Share
"
Ma>\15_i____-
Payable of Rec.
~25c
deposit
of
payment
equal
Amerace
Corp.
American
(quar.)_j_;
Bilfrite Rubber
American
Insurance
:
.
Company in
Co.
is
partial- payment
3.90%
•
preferred
St. ..Gobain
Both
the common-&
/ at
this
House
common
•
3-14
$1.75
Foods
Co.,
Beneficial
RR,
:
$1
1.7 Vbc
*
Co.'
.
.
Publishing
60c
3-20
Calumet
T,
.1
4-19
Cato
preferred
Stores,
1
5-13
4-5
Lone
T
3-31
5-
X
Corp.,
3-14
■»;
:
Southern
Consolidated
Gas
&
Exploration
action
time
on
,
3-27.^:
4-
3-19
1
3-15.
.
3-
3-27
3-15
Marine
>
Midland
3-18
MCA,
3-12
McLean
6-28
4-25
Inc.,
4!s>%
.
7%
3-28
Minerals
&
Mississippi
Service
5-15
Gas
Monroe
3-31
3-
3-15
$7
3-11
8
Income
I
Equipment
A
Co.,
Locomotive
*
"
Moore
Corp.,
Moore
Drop Forgings Co.,
preferred (quar.)
4-
1
3-13
Morgan
4-
1
3-13
Morton
(B.
4-
4%%
Income
1
3-13
3-29
3-15
Mount
3-29
3-18
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4-
3-14
2c
3-30
3-30
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3-25
'
3-
17 %c
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Series
net
-
V.
-
National
3-13
1.
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3-18
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1
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1
3-21
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1
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S.
Servaterla
S.
Trust
(N.
series
Co.
1
5-
1,"
3- 5
4-15
-
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*
3-18
3-18
National.
3-22
New
England.Gas
Jersey
30c
3-29
3-19
4-
1
3-19
Universal
common
30c
5-1
4-4
3-29
3-18
$2
4-1
3-11
25c
3-27
2%
4-
special
;
8%
meeting
on
proposed
a
"
"
Steel
Leaf Tobacco,
2-for-l
;
'
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(quar.)
preferred
4-
1
3-15
Universal
27 %c
4-
1
3-18
Universal
Publishing &
4-
1
3-18
4-
1
3-18 >
4-
1
3-18(
1%
4-15
6%
3-18
4-
1
1
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Wallace
■
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&
3-18
v
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f
3-15
.
(quar.),-______
,
Webcor, Inc.—
Common
payment
omitted at
Management Co.—
this
time-
4-
T:
3-
20c
4-
1
3-15
Class
A
(increased)
22V2u
4-
1
3-15
Class
B
(increased)
22'/2c
4-15
3-27
$1
1 :
Ltd.___.
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59 %c
(quar.)
Wellington
8
Western
v
Service
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(quar.i
t-w
0-^.0
4-15
3-25
3-31
15c ;;;■
3- 5
;;•? 3-19
Western
3-31
2-28
7c
5-31
Maryland Ry.—
4%; preferred (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
—;
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Western Tablet & Stationery,
5-10
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income
plus
21c
3-30
3-27
,
35c
;
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3-12
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40c
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3-29
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w
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3-29
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3-29
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;
3-26
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3-29,
1
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(quar.)
(quar.)
20c
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3-12
4-10
4-
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3-22
3-
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A.
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4-
1
3-15
30c
(increased)
.
3-
3-29
6
17 %c
'Portable' Electfici Tools
Gas
Light
3-15 .
3-29
'
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3-29
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v*
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50c
444-
1
(qnar.)r*1;. 12y2c.-: -4-
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L $4^20 "pref^red
(qu'ar.)I---Lii___^_^_i.l; ;
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..
•
22y2c
r
1
3-14
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3-22
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4-20
3-22
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4rl0
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r
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Preferred :
3-20:
55c
$1.05
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1
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5c
.1
*
3-
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4-29
I_'_i_ __I___II
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'4-'5'
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*
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3-29
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3iy4c
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4-25
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qUa^_i_ II—'i
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1%:
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&
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Chemicals
Corp.
—,.4
3-29
3-28,
.
45c
4-
2%
3-18
3-15
Industries,*
Inc.—:
1
(Helena),
Iiic.
(quftr.)_—
•
3-15
4-10
4-
4-16
3-22
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4-
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3-12
3-12
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.
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^
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3- IT
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.
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V 6y2 % ; preferred (quar.)——————- $1.62%
3rl5
20c
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Ameiilean ) Agricultural* Chemical; "Co.II-—II
t.
;3-ii;,
3-20
Co.—
of America—1„
$3,-75-'preferred
3-15
3-29
?
2-28
.
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.
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3-28
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•
75c
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—TV
15c
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12 %c
lAlmo* Industrial?
'
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.
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-
:6-2l
3-29
*
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3-1
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3-11
8
7-
3-20
3-29
'Remco
;
Republic
general; Investors' Trust— >
4 (From' investment
income)
:f
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(quar.)——
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' 45c/;
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dividend
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15c,'
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;
preferred (quar.)
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$1.37%
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Alabama: Power Co,, 4.20% pfd. (quar.$1.05
4- 1
4.60% /preferred (quar.T
II__—? ?$1.15.4--Ay
V
4.92%
preferred (quar;i—$1.23
4-;l
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
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.4-1, *
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(quar.)—;
$1.12>/2\. v4- 1
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Allegheny Airlines (stock dividend)—___—
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;
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Allegheny Powe© System. (qudr.)_l___^.—
471/2c
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,
$5.50
4-12 :■
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4%
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4-30
62 %c
' $5 preferred (quar.)__
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.Prophet :Company; '(quar.)
I
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FaperDoALtdr (quar.)'-—^-,
Electric
Alabama
"
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3-25
3-15
3-20
'
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5%v convertible preferred (quar.)
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp. (stock dividend)
Pillsbury
Company
(quar.)
:-iM Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR. Co. (quar.)
Plough, Inc. (quar.)__I—ii__—
4-10 r ;
I
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Aetna Casualty & Surety (increased)—.—L- f
*•<Aetna Life Insurance
(increased)
_V ;?
3-22
Air
12 %c
1
4-12
Adirondack industries. Incl (Ni Y.T (quar.)! •15c
Aetna Finance Co. (quar.),
•.12,/2q
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?
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'
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3-19
,;
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Instruments,
Laboratoriea
Acme; Markets;
8
$1.50
3-19
:
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!Adams. Express
(Common payment omitted at this time).
Permanente Cement Co.,
common
(quar.)_
J 3-20
V
Lumber
Chemical
Penobscot
4-
M.
:
3-14
2-for-l
common——
Pennsylvania
4-12
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Acme
non-voting "'common
6-10
4-
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(quar.)—
3-22
6%c
A
v
3-14
'4f-'l-
'•
42c.' ■J
■
common
1
xx
,
Name of
4-1
4-
6%c
Olokele
7c
-.
•
3-18
1
4-15
,
25c;
12%c
7- 1
25c
—>
Wire-1
&
'
approved a proposed
split effective March 8'-!?%"
."
3-20
'3-12
*
Paxton
-
,
lnc._l___
Stockholders
3-29
;
8%c
i.
4-
34c
V
tquar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric Co.—
;
(quar.)
50c
:
I__
}[
Stock
3-18
4-30
40c;
)'■
____
3-25
r
Below, .we: give the dividends announced \in. preyious
weeks?and not yet.paid.""The list does not | inctujde'divi*
.dends announced this week, these being given in* the
preceding itable., V.
f
: :
' ' '
;•
f-
'
3-14
'•
>
15c
:
American: Sugar. Industries,
Class
3-18
:«
V 3-29
(reduced):
common—
$1.25
Inc
Co.,
(quar.)
va':'v;'■?;
■■
3- 8
meet-
Electric "(quar.)—
Gas,
(quar.)^
Candle
Chemical -Co,
Young Spring
t
the annual
Baumer
&
3-19 ;i
r:
4-15
3-19
4:
26 c
preferred
5%.
:: 3-20
1
4-
30c
31 %C
31 %c
ft%..':preferi'e<f'7(s?alii-__u—-II:—'
Noxzema
'3-11
•
3-29
,
15c
'
s':i
23c
(quar.)__
at
3-16
y
Corp.—
dividend)
^
f
(quar.)
Distributing
■•> -
preferred' (quar.)
convertible
Wailuku
3-18
4-
(stock
>
3-15
25c
(quar.)
3-29
Common
'
North
4%
a
&
8
3-15
(quar.)——
$1.75
tl5c
ScrewMfg.-,Co*
Natural
3-
;;
1
a
Universal-Cyclops
$1.18%
:
;
3-20
.3-8
3-19
dividend)
Machinery Co.—
1
:
30c
4.1I
.
Rubber;
5
3-15
12V2c
,
3-
4-10
—$1
at
J
5
4- 5
•
3-15
$2.50
10c"
4
4-
3-15'
$1.43%
(quar.)
Anril
on
,3-15
5-
18c
-
(quar.)
vote
3-15
**.
3-29
$1
(quar.)
Y.)
will
3-29
,
$1,1
'
Corp.____
Co.
•
..
3-14
4-11
;JU-10
15c-
(quar.)
Jersey RR. & Canal
Wool Co.___
3-14
1
,.,;v4-
:r '...
;
(quar.)
Mineral
3-19
3-12
^
(quar.)—___
com.
1962
.
3Qc^
series)
:
3-20
4-10''
•
;
3-19
3-30
y
7c
30c
50c
25c
(quar.)
(1955
Gas
Stockholders
3-15
V
.**.'.•;
Corp.—
preferred
New
3-15
y
,.y
Twist Drill
S.
y
3-30
...
Corp
Cities
3-30
.3-29
40c.
/'*•:;
3-15
;
$1.25
:.
—
preference
U.
ing on' ApriF 24: pn A, proposed" '2-for-l
split oh'the .'common Aharea.
;•
J20c
Co. nf FIorMa—
20c
$1.20
vV5;.
4-15
HVzC
•
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Corp.___u__
Co.,
$1.12%
j_
Bank
Stockholders will vote
4-1
10c
4-
.2%
,
(quar.)
common
1
United
*
3-13
5c
Northern Illinois. Gas^Co1,
-____
(quar.)_____
12l/2c
dividend)
3-15
Service
4-
25c
of Maryland-(quar.-)
First; National .City Bank (New-York)-(quar.)
$1.25 .preferred
$1.30
preferred
1,.?.-' 3-15
If 3-181
4-10
1
gains
'
.
•
1 A. Stock, dividend
First National. Bank
Creneral<;Telephone»
4-
15c
(quar.)
Pictures Co., Inc.
(quar.)_
*
general, Refractories'
$1.25
3-15
17 %c
(quar.)_________—
Propane. 5% preferred A (quar;)_
preferred B (quar.)___.
$1.04 preferred
(quar..)——'-
Newark
(quar.)II'__
v
capital
4-1
20c
9c
of. (beneficial
4-1
1
56 %c
5%
3-18
Fieldctest Mills,-; Inc^.: (qutlr_)^i7«/ac
Financial .Corp.'».of Santa Barbara—
•Shares
4-15
.*
4-
4-
(quar.)
common
investment
New
-
Income)'.
First! T-rfentop
4-30-'
**.•,«.4-15
$1.25
3-29
(quar.):
Linen
3-15
3-29
87%c
Tuv......
Fischer & Porter Co., 5%" preferred
Oil
split
National
'
•
3-13
3-29
87%c
(quar.)___-
First Oklahoma
3-30W4-10..
t25c
Co. (quar.)
Investment Co. of
from
;
"
Federated Depariment Stores (quar.)__
Fidelity Fund, Inc.— ' *'
-"."v
Quarterly, from current and accumulated
"
4-
(quar.)
Fund, Inc.—
Community
7
3-27
37.%©
.
-t net
4-
4-
__________
Fairbanks Whitney Corp.—
...
... >
-Payment on the $1.60 preferred deferred
iu at this time' \
- •;
...
-*-■ _....
■
(stock
preference; (1956 series)*
Will
;
-
1
1
(quar.)
National
...
(qjuar:
♦'
Ltd.
National
15c
'*■
Co.,
Tool
Finance
United
3-15
3-15
27c
.
4-
4-
Diablo
from
62 %c
...
(quar.)^-s
3-15
Guaranty Trust
37 %c
37V2c
-
3-29
Works
3-11
4-26
■
*;
,
4-151,
4-24
6c
(quar.)
___j
4%
3-29
(quar.)
3-13
Fund
,Vy
Corp.
$1.22%
common
3-13
Tax)
•.
Betts
Trans-Lux
quarter
Corp.
(stock
1
68 %c
(quar.)l-__-__
"•
Corp.
OH
30c
1
•_
*■'$..
fabien
3-30
10c
preferred (quar.)__^
Torrington Company(quar.
Transcontinental.; BusySystem______—____
3-29
4-15
37 %c
this
common
3-15
1
&
Tidewater
3-29
»
11 %c
(quar.)
4-
.
Elco Electronic Instruments
(quar.)
3-18
vv
y.
25c
(quar.)___/
Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Service,
4-15
15c
pfd.
conv.
3- 8-y
3-29.
2%c
Gas__^
Corp.,
4-
(quar.)___.,
JElectrlc & Musical Industries, Ltd., Am. shs.
(An interim payment of 5% less British
"•#.
3-15
~
(increased)
Stock
4-15
10c
Philipp
25c
4-10
,
Thorp
3-15
4-15
27 %c
(quar.)—
Montreal
35c
•_.
•
X
Union
(quar.)
$1.20
*'
3-29
„
5c
(quar.)/
Auto
class
27 %C
Fund
American
Thor. Power
'
3-15
•
■
at
(quar.)
preferred
4.75%
3-18
3-27
3-25
Howard Balance
3-22
,
25c
•
America
of
Food
5%%
preferred
preferred
4.50 %
4-19
3-30
4-26
67 %c
"*'V.
&
payment
preferred, (quar.)___
Valley
Mobile
7c
&. Howard
Co.
.-3,
omitted
Chemicals
3-23
55c
■£},
Eaton
-3-11
1
20c
$5 preferred .(quar.)___
Thompson Starrett, 70c preferred
3-19
4-1
22 %c
(quar.)
common
3-15
Inc." lquirO*-'--iiiI-T-iTs^:
Eaton
15 c
(increased)
was
4-15
*
dividend'
/
59 %c
preferred
Co.,
3-29
Corporation'*,: (quar.)
Stock
2nd
Thomas
'
4-10
4-1
60c
(quar.)
$1.18%
Dubois Chemicals^ Inc.* (quar.)
common
preferred
convertible
4-15
:_
-Co.
Corp., $5
preferred
Szabo
Co.—
Corp.
dividend
15c
common
Diversey. Corp. >;< quar.)____
Dome Mines, .Ltd. (quar.)___.
25c
26c
Montgomery Ward
series),
t50c
31 %c
$1.02%
Inc.
4- 1
3-22
Company (quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)_Corp.y common
Greene
Texas
(quar.)
$1.50
Inc.,
Com.
4-25
10c
Industries, Inc. "i V7
v/v %
v.-.1$ v;...
Draper
3-15
-
common
Trucking Co.
6-28
18%C
..j v
Dow ^Chemical
3-29
(quar.)
'__
class A (quar.)
Service
4.75%
8
4-10
(quar.)
.
3-28
4-
•
preferred.*" (quar.)
Sweets
Ltd.—
Co.
F.)
Common
preferred
"1
•
(E.
Miller-Wohl
dividend* • announcement .under— new
"corporate title of North American Sugar
Co.
15c
30c
( 5c
,
(quar.)_
B.)
United' Aircraft
Vending Co.,
Public
Metro,
See
Records!
Inc..
Corp.____
4%
_
Milk
3-15
"
.
Maine
lc
Detrex Chemical Industries,
(John
Studebaker
Sons-
Macke
tlOC
Gas,
Co.,
-
Electric,
&
taken
3-11
Electric
preferred;;(1945
Pecca
3-29
$1.43%
preferred (quar.)
preference (quar.)
(M.)
3-31
lc
Ohio
Industries,
Invsetment
Container
60c;
1
4-
'
4-12
(quar.)
In vestment. Trust-*-
Dean
36 %c
1
1
25%
1
3Vi-% preferred (1947*series! -(quar. )I*_"_I
CorrpDA^& ;Re^olds.c
1
Cuban American Sugar Co.—
J
3-29
5-
5-
this
rets.
Corning. 'Glass Works,^common., .(quar;.)__1_*
t
4-15
17 %c
3-26
/From investment incomes.
Continental Mortgage. Investors!
3%'%-
25c
17 %c
3-15
MacDonald
Investment?: (quar.).
-
Stone
Brewing Co.* -(quar;)_j____i_____
Angeles Drug Co. (quar.)i_____________
3-15
Common payment omitted at this time
&
V;
.^31%'c
;(quar. )i—.1.4
Chemical
Street
Stetson
Star
No
.
(stock
Colorado. Fuel & Iron Corp.—
*
5%' preferred >A ? (quar.)
5%% ..preferred B : (quar.)____x__„
s
preferred
19c
25c
$0.2656'A
—
3-22
30c
(increased)
Commonwealth
;
;y;
(quar.)—
com.
.
3-18
12 %C
(quar.)
(quar.)
Columbus
5%
3-15
4%C
*.
bearer
(quar.)___,._
Co;
Water,
(quar.)
Soverign Investors, Inc.—
(Quarterly from investment income_____
Square D Company
(increased)—-
3-15
1.
3-15
25c
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
California
preferred
4preferred.Mquar.)___
3-15
8
1
25c
(quar.)
4.80%
preferred
Cerro
Corporation
$1.37
State
4-16
Lowenstein
3-15
J2%c
preferred
i:oc
17y2c
3-15
*
4-
30c
(quar.i
&
?•;.
3-15
3-30
3-30
4-
4-
(quar.)
Electric
(quar.)_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred—
(Accumulated payment of 51.562 cents)
Starrett
(L.
S.);-Company
9c
4-1
{
.
3-15
12 %c
15c
Inc
Corp.
3-13
3-29
preferred
,
3-30
$1.46
$1.02%
Clevite
3-22
3-22
$5.25
Association
Paper Co., common
(quar.)
5'/2%
preferred
(quar.)_________
3-30
5%<* preferred.;(quar.):
■i.
'
3-30
1
4•
50c
1
4.75%
3-18
4-10
_;
Sorg
$1.41%
__'
'
$1.12%
Corp.
A
3-27
(annual)____
7%c
preferred-
Inc.
preferred
3-15
31 %c
(quar.).
Liberty Life. Insurance
Louisville
3-15
»
•
1
3-30
35c
(s-a)__
Illinois
4.10%
3-22
1
4-
Life Insurance (Ft. Wayne)
Steel Chain Co.. (quar.)__„
Locke
1
3-30
$1.12%
dividends)
Extra
Central
3-14
62 %c
A_*
Corporation—^*
Lincoln
3-25
25c
initial).*..
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Canadian Collieries Resources—
5%
3-29
Inc.,
$1.31%
Ltd.
class
Mining .&
Lehman
3-15
25%
Hecla.
i
4-15
15
Annual
.>
;
'
3-29
55c
__
Packing
&
Shawmut
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Standard-Thompson Corp., 5Va%
!
(quar.)_____
convertible
4.9?%
California
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.
3-20
split of the
(quar.)
par
Packers,
Steel
Labrador
3-18V
-
5-
:
15©:
.
preferred .(quar.)
MillsI (quar.)
Burrus
3-15
1
Stamford
(quar.)
preferred
5%%
*
(quar.)
receipts
6%
1
Stubnitz^
Los
(quar.)
(special)
(stock
Budget Finance,
4-
10c
(quar.)
par
'
4-
25c
March
12V2c
I_
dividend
5%^preferred
4%
Lincoln National
T.
Food Stores, Inc.
(quar.)
(C.) & Co., Ltd. (quar.i
British-American Tobacco, Amer. dep.
dividend)
Stock
5preferred
30c
5-for-4
12V»c
(quar.)
(quar.)
common..
Co^;; (quar.)
3-19
Southern
(quar.)
$25
RR.
3-15
Corp.—
$50
Airline
1;-I
time
(quar.)
effective
preferred
International
6-
93 %c
-
Brewer
deposit
3-20
3-28
...
4-15
100%
(quar.)_
Co.,
Registereds
preferred
5.65%
3-14"
5-15
'
20%©
20%c
...
Borman
American
*
3-15
3-29
$1
______^._
(quar.)I
Bickfords,
Inc.. iquar.),_„
Bishop Trust- Co,
(increased)
List
V
'3-29
35c
'
_____
common
new
(quar.)
Finance
Watch
shares
Power,
4-
5c
Co.
a
preferred
&
....
8c
guaranteed
.
4-15
$1.50
Inc
authorized
2nd
common
15c
this
share equal
per
13c
15c
(reduced)
at
Holders
Allied
Milling
(quar.)____
Corp.,; common (special)
Seagrave
,
5%:
Commerce' Commissiont_
preferred
Seaboard
T 3-13
;
10c
Group
preferred
5y» %.
.
.
Truck
Creek
feenrus
Blue
3-29
3-30
Labor atories,Mnc._iI
4%.%
3-14
3-27
5c
Inc._____
Interphoto Corp.,
Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co.. (quar..).
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical, $l.pfd„ (quar.)
Bank: of J Nova*. ■ .Scotia i(quar.T^__ij.
Beech
-
..
..
.
,
Beatrice
8
3-
Kaiser
.
Atlantic .Refining,' 3.75%- preferred
'**>
(
/Vx "
1.
Baxter
3-29
25c
.
Seaboard.
1
5%: preferred omitted
time
Interstate
3-29
20c
: Uniform
the
4-15
__
3-11
4-
20c
Vision,
5%
3-18
97 '/2C
;
3-20
3-26;
j;50c
omitted
Natural Gas
common
(quar.)_
i
4-
55c
]
(quar.)
Lumber
5%.
.
_
.
of
Directors
.
"
f
10c
Co.____
Products,
Houston
Co;<i (quap.)
:
:
Lines, class A (quar.)____
Stock dividend' (subject to the approval of
.
Finance
10c
.Common-c (quar.)J..x..:„i„:
$4 preferred (quar;)_;:__-
Angelica
(Edward)
Home
<
Co.—
Amoskeag-' Company.*
1
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
Associated
Hines
by
-
Corp.-*
'
3-29
3-11
9
divi¬
.
7 % j preferred <quar.)__I_;
American Metal.Products j,(quar.)
American
3-18
4-15
10c
15c
30c
(quar.)__
common
payment
4-15
4-
v
Corp.___
16'AC
_1
(quar.:)
American Maize-Products,
A
centavois
Electric
When
'.
>
y preferred (quar.)_>.__———
Schwitzer
Corp.;;—_____
Consolidated Publications—
Class
Heli-Coil
>
4.36%
(quar.)____
Products
10c
...
Inc.
preferred
3-29
the- current
of
Cosco,
Hexcel
.
Above
Locker' Co.,. class A
Machine & Foundry
American
6%
Hearst
J.»__
acquired
Insurance.
quarter
!
American
3-27
•
_________
(quar.i
(Newark,/N.
of .being
process
Firemans-Fund
dend
Harnischfeger Corp.,
4-10
convertible
Servel,
Hamilton
4-15
Hawley
:
T ••
German Tax of
SI.39-per share)-!
50c
Savannaa
r,
3-13
less
about
Insurance
3-14*
'
receipts '
15%
to
4-15
4-15
10c
4-10
4%
4-30
Per
•
America,
of
Corp.
11
SharePayable of Rec.
Milling Co.—
approximately
Selas
'
Co
1
~
5-
Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft—
American
(A
•'.25%
,
4-10
•
5c
______
Inc.
to
3-18
(1019)
,
y'v
n
Company
<■;.
Carlos
San
3-18
•
4-30/;
$1.12 Vz
&
Dunlap (quar.)
Mining, Ltd. (s-a)
Gunnar
)y>
Name of
3-20
.:
3-31 "
40c
(quar.)
American
Grosset
j
•
A payment of 50
Greeting Cards (quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool_l__
Great
Addressograph-Multigraph
Corp.- (quar.t__
Alberto Culver Co.< 12-for-i 'split i»..II-j
I*
New
common
< initial >
J,,
All-State Auto Rental Corp. (stock dividend)
Allgemeine
Oil
9
3-31
$1.25
Gibson
Rayon Mfg.> Am. dep. rets.
13% subject to ap-
proval of shareholders
i
•
Holders
(A final payment of
;
,
When
4-
$1.37%
Manufacturing Co.,
quarterly____.
Increased
>
payment date.
Shoe
of Rec.
Rubber—
preferred
Georgai
Holders
Payable
6'/4C
(quar.)
preference
(quar.)
Genesco, Inc., common (quar.)
9usly; announced V btit which hav^ not yet Teached their
Per
&
;
$5
nounced during the- current week. Then we follow with
a second-table in which we show the
payments previa
i
Tire
Corp
'V 5V2 %, preference
-
'.
Time
f
When
Share
Company
-
'<
Volume
4-1
_
3-15
.
*
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.(1020)
American
preferred (quar.)___———————A 37V2C
$1.56 »/4
preferred. 4quar.•
•
62 V2C
Chain & Cable,, common (quar.)_~_
30c
American Commercial Barge Line Go. (quar.)
25c
American- Consumers Industries - (quar. ) ;._•___ A
1 $6.25
-com.-(quar.i/
;
>
/
3VS/%
preferred (qdar.)r^.->-.:--A------- h* 87Vic
/.A - -. 27c
American Electric-Power Co.r new :(lnitial)jr
Amerkaa
Factors
Amerlcan
Ltd.
(quar.)
.
3-
3-29
-
v
/
«
9
1
;
8
3-
<A
3-15
•
2-
-
•
3-15
4-1
-Bliss
Blue
•
? Class b" (quar.)
a
American
Derrick
Hoist; &
(quar.)____/__£
•
American Home Products Corp.---(monthly)—
"American Hospital Supply Corp. (quar;-»_^__
American
International
5Va%
;
3-26
4-
$1,311/4
$1.31%"
Metal "Climax.
/
Bohn
3-4
C.), 5'/b.%-preferred
3-13
1
Aluminum
American
Motors
American
News
Corp.
Co.
6-1
5-21
30c
3-15
2-28
20c
(quar.A__—
:
(quar.)-j.
American
2-20
3-20.
4-1
30c
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)
$4
-
3-15
American
American Safety Tabic Co.—
Class
A
Extra
3-15
3-
4- 1
3-
7
15c
4-
3- 7
Insurance
Tobacco,
6%
Co.
2-25
2
3-11
Broad
4-
2
3-11
Brockway
6%%
5-
,
44
90c
IVzC
$1.50
(Fla.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
_
,
1
3-
3-29
'* -4%
3-15
7-
$2.25
10c;
'
U<Il4
■
' free
-
to
7%
6-10
—~
5-
tl5c
t37V2C
3-15
f50c
proposed
New
3-15
1
;
B
4%%
'j.
^-4
•/
3
20c
3-29
3-15
Bucyrus-Erie Co.
3-15
4.
Bulova
50c
—-
~
3-29
3-11
20c
3-28
3-
1
7 Vic
3-15
3-
7
_
Products
.
3-11
3-15
25c
4-15
3-1
27c
$1.16Vi
(quar.)__
preferred
3-15
2-28
4-
1
Common
25c
3-15
22 Vac
2-20
1
3-15
common
.•
$1.08
,
4-
$1.18
__
4-
1
3-29
10c
"
3» 8
3-29
1
3- 8
7%
4-
1
-
3-30
3-15
Coleman
6-14
3-25
3-
?.
3-13
,.Ca,lifornia
$2.50
.
preferred
(quar.)___
93 %C
3-15
6%
2-13
15c
3-12
3-1
1
3-8
Arnold
Constable
Arundel
Corp.
35c
(quar.)____
12 Vic
Corp.
(quar.)-_-^_-_4u___ji._s.«*___
Industries, Inc. (quar.).
Arvin
35c
25c
Asgrow
Seed
Ashldnd
Oil
Co.
&
/A $5 'preferred
$5'2nd
Atico Financial
Atlantic
10c
City Electric
Atlatntic
Refining
Line
Co.;
Atlas
3-
3-15
3-15
; 37c
;
50c
3-12
;i60C
3-15
;
15c
3-11
3-11
25C
Bangor
Bangor
&
$6.25
$5,60
5%
Incorporated,
pref.
(quar.)
conv.
conv.
4-
1
1
Bath. Iron
&
'
Inc.
$1.40
Bayuk
preferred
Beauty .^Counselors,
Beech-Nut
Becton
Life
v
4%
Belle
preferred
-Telephone
Isle
'•
.
v
6-
A 7-
1
tv.-v
1;
15cv
3-20
4-
3-20
4.92%
4-
1
,
4-
1
1
3-20
V
4-
,'
1
4-
1
2-22
4-
1
3-15
3-30
2-28
80c
3-30
2-28
8c
1
3-
1
3-11
20c
4-
35c
3-15
25c
(quar.)___ZI~III
$55c
1
3v
s
,
8
3-
1
3-
1
3-28
3-
rv
4-30
4-15
4-15
8-20
3-15
3-
25c
3-15
3-
40c
3-13
1
45c
'
'
"
>,
4
3-15
3-
3-
1
3-12
A3-
1
3-30
A 3-15
7y2c
31'/4C
(quar.)___
3-29
A3-
3-31
3-15
4-
3-15
$1.25
$1,333/4
n
''
30c
(increased)
4-
Power
Co.
;
4-19
3-15
40c
3-30
3- 1
$1.12 ya
3-30
3-1
20c
3-29
30c
5- 1
3-22
Power
Products
Co.,
2-20 A-
3-15
4-
.
2-20
1
3-1
10c
;
4-
1
3-20
30a
(quar.)_____
3-15
4-
1
3-12
v40c
3-15
; '. $1.03
3-1
3-15
75c.
$1.25
•3-:. 1 .v;
2-
Co.,
4- 5
5-
4-. 5
1
.
-A' x
25c
4-
5
3-20
30c
4-1
3-11 Vj
t50c
4-11
3- 8
20c
4-1
3-11
37Vic
5-20
4-19
4-1
"3-: 9
-
>
(increased)
—
(quar.)
3-
8
6-7:
7-
6- 7
7-
6-
3-15
7
2-26
55c
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-15
45c
(quar.).
»
3» 8
7-
$1.37Va
;
common
;
1
5-1
j
•;.?4-
Can
»
3-15
33c
;4-
Continental
.O
$1.43
25c
common
.
3-20 '-A
...
„•
V-J
4-20
(quar.)—
com.
3-15
12V46;
30cZ
;.
Rock
'
..,y.J
(quar,
40c preferred
Cigar Corp; _;
-x
4-16 ""3
! 4-19
(quar.)
Baking Co.,
$5.50 preferred (quar.)
.
3-15
A 3-12
10c
preferred (quar.)
- $1.12Vi
preferred (quar.
$1.13
(quar.)
$1.04
$4.16 preferred (quar.)$1.04
$4.50 preferred
(quar.).
$1.12
$4.52 -preferred
(quar.)__
$1.13
Continental Assurance Co. (Chicago) (quar.)
;
25c
5-15
8
"
9
4-30
.
1
.3%
Continental
'
1
4-1
4%
$4.25
$4.52
3- 4
6-1
'
"
/
3-14
3-12
;
4
4. 1
3-29
25c
$4.16 preferred
2-18
:
3-18
25c
(quar.)__
com.
Inc.,
Consumers
A1
3-1
12V2<i1
.
15c
3-15
3-
1
3-30
3-
;>
4-15
4-
4-
2
Maine
4-1
3-20
Telephone
$5
4.96%
Central
Bank
2-21
1
3-15
preferred
Phila.—
4.15%
3-
.
8
3-18
3-30
4-
5
3-11
A-:r
3-
1
3-
3-
/
4-15
A
'
3-29
Co.
(N. Y.)
4- 1
5
3-11
1
3-11
55c
3-11
2-25
45c
3-15
3-
40c
3-15
3- i
40c
(quar.)
3-22
/3-';8
15c
-
25c
J
3-29
v
4-
2-18
3-11
25c
(quar.)—,
Corp4
i;
3-22/
Life
6c
Insurance
Co.
3-20
:'.7y2c
3-15
3-29
50c
(reduced)———.
2-25':
v
3c
Instrument
4
3-15
3- 9
50c
/
3-21
v
93 %c
3-15
t
3-11
>
3-
L'
3-
y
1
(Boston)—
Crane
'•
v
Company. common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
3%%
Creole
——._—
Petroleum
Corp
:———
Petroleum, 5% pfd. (quar.)_
Crocker-Anglo National Bk. (San Francisco)
>•
Quarterly
Crompton &: Knowles Corp. (quar.)_—
—
% Crown
3-15
3-19
4-
Steel
Craftman
;
3-30
3-29
15c
3-
Co._—
; Crescent
"
55c
"
5
3-15
Quarterly
8
15c
5
3-
3-15
a
''
8
1
Oil
Cox
'iS.
8
44-
3-
3-15
12 V2C
(quar.)
Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd.
Cott Bottling Co. of New England
3-8
:
class A
Corroon &
3-18
3-30
3- 5.:.
3-15
37 y2 c
Corp. (quar.)
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
Cooper Tire & Rubber (increased)
Copeland
Refrigeration
(quar.)
Copperweld Steel Co
8
4—1
3-15
15c
_______
$2
'
Cork
&
Seal
convertible
Co.
Inc.—;
preferred
Zellerbach
(Canada),
Crown
Zellerbach
Corp.
class A
3-13
3-
25c
3-30
2-25
62y2c
3-30
2-25
$1.25
3-30
2-25
America, com.
5 Va % preferred (quar.)
Crush
International, Ltd.
(quar.)
33%c
3-30
2-25 V :
CTS
31c
3-30
2-25
3-15
2-28
V $1.25
3-15
2-28
;
i".-' 35c
;3-lt//A
2-28
3-T-.r.Z'
-4-15
30c
;r
3-
3-30 "
8
1 3-25'
.'
■i 3-14
2-28 '"
'
'
;
'
50c
3-14
(quar.)
f25c
y 4-
:,i45c
y4-
(quar.)
.A 20c
2-15
-
1.
3-
1
r
8:'At"
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
10c
'
,;u 65c
31 Vic
1;/-
(quar.)—_
Crown
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
Crucible
Steel
Co.
Corporation
(quar.)
of
1
3-29
y3-ll
3-15
A/
j 3-15
'■■
f::.A
$1.31 Vi
V 4-19
12Vac
(quar.)
3-29
J5c
? 4-19
3-29
-
4-
4
Y:'%
*"
Corp.,
Public
(quar.)
common
;
7%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
'_
$1.04
$1.18
;_
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
7%
(quar.)
5.44%
preferred
7%
Service—
4.75%;
-
3-
10c
16 !4c
common
25c
common
(quar.)
Vermont
1
3-30
1
4-441-
(quar.)
Transformer
4-
Insurance
Continental
1
4-
1V4 %
Connector,
Continental
3-11
$1.50
•"
(quar.)__-__^
of
93 %c
Stock, dividend
Continental
3-11
3-
$1.15
-
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
3-22
87V2C
4-444
Co
Co.,
preferred
preferred
Central
44-
/
20c
s
4
Corp.
Wire
preferred
$1.35
$5
&
3- 8
40c
(quar.)_
4
Steel
3-8
/
(quar.)
National
1
$1.23
(quar.)
,Penn
3-8;
4-
8
$1
common
preferred
3-
;
-
Co.,
Continental
3-15
■'
$1.16
(quar.)
Power
3-29
Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)___„___________
Illinois public Service—
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.}.
preferred (quar.)
preference (quar.)
6%
3-30
$1.12
(quar.)_
60c
3-25
25c
Electric
preferred
$2.50
'
-
(quar.
(quar.)
Central
2
4-15
30c
(quar.>____:
$1.12Va
preferred (quar.)
_2_4__—$1.18%
Light, common
(increased)
: 444c
Central
8
15C
;
;
preferred
6l/2%
3-29
4-26
-
Illinois
preferred
$3.75
Continental Commercial Corp.,
4-26
preferred
f
Securities
3-15
12c
;
Quarterly
1
3-15
Co.
Central
4
3-
:
3-11
4-
3
(quar.)
6%
Central
3-11
3-20
Products
preferred (quar.)
/ Central National Bank (Chicago)
2-28
17 Vic
1
Co.
3.50%
3-11
4-
7 Vic
&
4.60%
*
8
3-15
12 Vac
Scptt
preferred
Central
3-15
1
,
-
.
/Central Indiana Gas Co. (quar.)_4_r__^___4'--
3-18
4-
1
50c
;•
.
3-20
4-
"
4-
•
Central
3-29
4-
20c
4.64%
0.05
t25c
2Z- 6-4
(quar.)_
?
4ya%
,
3-11
60c
<■)
Central
'
15c
?.
V4.75%
7
••
Steel
4V2%
4<;..l-
4
r
Class B
.-•-.V"''
4-15
25c
A
3-14
80c
A
Hudson Gas &
3-
2%
Pirie
Central
3-15
$1.40
class
t7>/2c
17V2C
Corp. of America, common (quar.)
40c
4'/a% preferred <quar.)_ii.__ii_i_i
^$1.12 VaV
7%
preferred (quar.)
;_'
$1.75
1
t35c
Insurance,
3-
________
5
;
Life
3-31
4-1
87yac
House
Water
Consolidated
6 :.A'
3-18
quar.)
Consolidated Foods Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Paper Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
.
A3-
•
••
3-11
(quar.)_^__
Quarterly
2-28
(quar.)
class
1
4-
_"~~
(Canada)
1
Y.)
(quar.)
4.12% preferred (quar.)—_______________
$5- preferred (quar.
2-28
4-
4-1
3-25
4- 1
Consolidated Electronics Industries Corp.—
3-15
3-14
145c
1;__4
Foundry
J40c
Corp
(quar.)
1
3-
(quar.)
Bendix Corp..
Beneficial Standard
B
common
Central
3-15
12 «/2 c
_
Mills,
/
4Vzio preferred (quar.)4_-__^4u.__' $l.l2W
Asbestos, Ltd. (quar.)_„
tlOc '
Extra'.
'$5c
8
f.« 4-15
-
;
Belco Petroleum
Corp. (quar.)
Belding Hemingway Co. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
Bell
3-
35c
Inc
Co.
4-16
tlOc
1
35c
Common
8
tl5c
Cassiar
;
3-15
1
4-
50c
Inc.
&
1
4-15
30c
Savers,
Dickinson
4-
4-
!___
(quar.)
(quar.)
igoc
1
(quar.)
':
$1.12 Va
—
Consolidation Coal Co. ( quar.)
Consolidated Edison Co. (N. Y.)--* y
3-8
Ceco
4-
62 V2C
(quar.)
1
Celanese
1
4-15
(quar.)____~~I_HI~~
Cigars, Inc. (quar.)
(James B.) Distilling
Beam
4-
3-15
$1.56 Va
r___'
*tl9c
'
$87Vic%
3-15
10c
3-15
3-
/
$1.
(reduced)-^..
•
3-
Credit
Light &
2-28
PM iPA
12 1/2 C
-
(quar.)^_i
preference
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)__„__i
Corp.
11-29
1
$1.06
preferred
Lomb,
12-16
$1.75
;
4-1
•
y
3<*
3-15
53'/ac
Gas,
Clearing
Consolidated
3-15
1
Carson
8-31
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)__
Connecticut
2-20
4-
8-14
Co.
Connecticut
*
Capital City Products (quar.)______________
Extra'4_-—ri.__-____4_l.4_
_4^____
Carey (Philip) Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
Carnation Company (increased)
Carriers Sc General Corp.—
(Quarterly frctn net investment
income)-^;
5-31
9-16
22c
-_
Works
3-
6-14
28c
_i___
3-20
4
,
t
v
3- I:.'--
-
3-15
$1,121/2
'
A
3^i8-"
3-15
35c
.Quarterly"
Community Public Service, com. (quar.)
5.72 %
series A preferred. (quar.)•
Ltd.—
(
3-11
$1
Baystate Corp., common..;
1
Cla,ss
A -(quar.)___
25c
4-
Class
: 3-25
4-
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-15
3-29
Cannon
:v;.3-/iy
50c
Bastian-Blessing
Bausbh
3-15
43c
(quar.)
common;'
3-11
t32V2C
Celanese, Ltd. (increased)..
Chemical, Ltd. (quar.)_.
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
1
50c
Corp. (quar.)__
Bankers National Life Insurance
Co. (N. J.)
Barber Oil Corp.* (stock
dividend)
Barden
Corporation
(quar.)_
__ii
*
3-
50c
preferred Mquar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4V4%
preferred (quar.)
Bank Building & Equipment
1
2-21
$1.06V*
Canadian
1
50C
(quar.)
3-
3-15
3-13
1
4-
3-29
dividend
Connohio,
Canada Wire & Cable Ltd., class B
Canadian Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)
1
62 Ac
(quar.)
com.
3-15
10c
^Canada Steamship Lines, Ltd. -(s-a)
4-19
-
3-29
25C
7%
Basic,
27VaC
3-31
$1.12 Vi
Commonwealth Edison Co. (quar.)
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto Rico, Inc.
1
187
Cap & Gown Co.,
3c
(quar,;)
Corp.
General Fund,
*
(inweaseo qua..
Aroostook
3-
3-
"
3-11
5-10
"
Hydro-Electric,
/
3-15
10c
T.) ,1 Inc., 5% pfd. .(quar.)__,__
Wilcox (increased quar.)
preferred
v
'•:4- 5'-:/
.4-30
31 Vic
31V4c
;
_________
4%
3-
A'/
-V"
/ 2-15
•
______
3-1
3-15
Canadian
(accum.)
Quarterly
.1
Quarterly
Quarterly J
Baltimore Gas & Electric, common
4V?%
preferred
(quar.)____
3-
3-15
27c
Class B (quar.)___
4
2-21
Development—
common
1
3-15
25c
Class A < quar.
-
2-25
(quar.)
1
.
3-20
10c
5-15
1.2-15
3-11
25c
Co., common (quar.)
4ya% preferred (quar.)_
Commercial Solvents Corp, (quar.)___u__
'
;
'•'.-2-25
93%c
common
&
2-
3-
20c
panadft Packers/- Ltd.—
2-4
.
3-15
25c
(From net income)
3-14
3-12
(quar.)___i:
-Houghton Stock Fund—*
<
$0,013 from capital gains
plus $0,017 from
Corporation
4-15.
r
"60c
(quar.)
Canada
Stock
Commercial
8
(quar.)
Dry Corp., common
preferred (quar.)_____-
$4.25
3-15 ; ;
3-29
3-
22Vic
(quar.)
common
Cement, Ltd.
preference
(quar.)
Canada
.
3-29
3-22
3-11
•
$1
common (increased
Interstate
preferred
Commerce
3-15
3-15
7Vac
(quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
6Va%
2-20
x e
(B.
1
3-' 1' •'"
5%
Corp.
3-
i
3-15
25c
(quar.)_
5% preferred
General
Industries,
Babbitt.
3-11
4-1
.
2-22
preferred
Canada
1
3-15
Cameo-Parkway Records, Inc., class A
65c
dividend
BabcOck .&
Utilities,
4-
25c
Semi-annual
.
4
7 Vac
common
Corp.,
Bacardi
71.87c
5V»% preferred (quar.) ^___4—.—4—,-.«4_4
California-Western States Life Insurance Co.
,
$1.50
(quar.)___^______
Industries,.
Income)
Ayshire (,Collieries
(quar.)
Gas Corp.
Liquid
conv.
5.40%
3-4
20c
^ $1.25 preferred (quar.)
A
3-15
$1.25
^
(Conn.)
RR
A^ (quar.)
Consolidated Mining
Atlas
3-4
$1.25
C(ass
Stock
3- 1
3-15
(quar.)
Co.
Coast Line Co.
Coast
!
3-11
30c
■
Corp.__.
Corp. (quar.)
Atlahtic
■
5%
8
(quar,)_„__^.
.
Co.
Atlantic
Chemical
3- 8
(quar.)
com.
preferred
Products
4-
3-29
(quar.)
Refining,
(quar.,) ■ -
■
Associates Investment
Atlas
5%
'3-11
4-29
130c
(quar.).
(quar.)
u
Associated Spring Corp. (quar.)
Assodiated Transport, 6% pfd.
(quar.)
Atla's
3-30
10%
Ltd.
(quar.),
Co.
1
11-15
32yac
5.36%
preferred
(quar.)
Coiwell Company (stock dividend)
Combustion
Engineering,
Inc.
(quar.)
3-15
4-1
5%
'
;___
A 8-15
2
1%
preferred
Colorado
3-18
4-
Co.—
(quar,)_.
California-Pacific
3-15
-
dividend
Ink
4-15
63c
75c
Power
preferred
California
3-18"
4-29
; %4- T-
preferred
5.75%:
California
.
Stock
Asbestos; Corp,,
Athey
4-
Electric
preferred
;
3
12-
;
(quar.)
(quar.)
Coionin 1 Sand &' stone Co.
2-28
4-16
.
$3.75
preferrea
Colgate-Palmolive
3-11
3-15
3-18
Armstrong Paint & Varnish (quar.)____.
Armstrong Rubber Co.
(quar.)
Company,
4»A%
1
4-
3
9-
$1.25
4%
4-20
I. T. Financial Corp'.________
40c
Industries Corp.
(quar.;
5c ;
Calaary & Edmonton, Ltd.
tlOc
Calgary Power, Ltd_______44_
4
: tl5c
6-
$1.25
$1.75
6-28
2%
$1.25
(quar.)
3-29
C.
3-15
4-15
35c
preferred
25c
:
3-15
Electric
preferred (quar.)
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. (N.
>
1
$1.37 Vi
25c
25c
—
3-15 i
4-
65c
Illuminating—
preferred (quar.)
Peabody & Co., common (interim)
$4.50
10c
5-23
1
$1.183/4
(quar.)
Cleveland
3y2%
3-15
$1.37
.
preferred
3-
Cluett
-
6-8
$1.10
3-12
Detective
4-19
•
;
4-
(increased)
National Bank (Detroit)
(quar.)
Products Corp. (quar.)
Cleveland-Cliffs
Iron,
common
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
8
3-20
$1
(quar.)
2-25
1
2-26
1
0
City
City
2-18
Cadre
,
common
preferred
3-
2-20
3-15
pref,
conv.
Service Co.,
15c ;
Bush Terminal Co. (stock dividend)
3*15
3-8
■
^
3-15
3-14
(quar.)
50c
;•
;
pfd.
City Investing Co; (stock dividend)
City Gas Co. of Florida (increased quar.)
City Investing Co. (N. Y.)—
8
3-8
—15c
Class B (quaf.)
^4
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)___
Burrus Mills, Inc., common
2-21
3-
3-11
4-
25c
Electric, 4%
10c
(quar.)
(William J.) International
Agency, Inc. (N. Y.)—
Class A (quar.)____i
—
2-1 r
6c
1
4-1
4-1
t30c
-
(monthly)
Co.
&
Cities
10c
A
9-18/: ;1:-
a
8
5y2 %
Burns
'
40c
1
Watch
on
3-
-
participating class A (accum.)_
Brunswick Corp, ((quar.)
Buckeye Pipe > Line Co.; (increased )_^^—iiiCi;
6-21
3- 8,
16
8
10c
-
■" :-6-18
3-30
split
3- 1
4-
10c
(quar.).
2
5-10
April
on
preferred
$4.40
preferred*• (quar.)
vote
3-
;
-
2
3-19/-"
3-26
10c
3-30
20c
62VaC-
'
$1.75
(quar.)__
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
5%
preferred (quar.)____
5% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
3-14
7-
101
1
2-15-'&• '
$1.40
3-30
32c
/•4^2'
30c
:
common
3-15
»'V-l- "
(quar.):
Co., * common- (quar.)-_-^—
Bruck Mills, L d.—
'
1
3-
■?
(initial)
Gas
3-
3-15
3-5
(quar.)
two-for-one
common
Cincinnati
3-28
25c
30c
•'
2-28
>
Stockholders "will
British
of
30c
A.
w
6A'"
11- I-
$1.25
(quar.)
Chrysler Corp.—• /
ap-
9-
3-15
30c
preferred
3- 8
11-21
IOC
$1.75
Full O'Nuts Corp.
Christiana Securities Co.,
i;"--
-
9*>26!
$1.25
iquar.)
Quarterly:A—AT//yy*^
Chock
—
A 6-27
3-28
$1.25
Quarterly
34 1
——
Forest Products
Glass
3-29
(quar.)_
-
•
and
$.153
equal
$1.25
*
Chile Copper Co.____—
less British income tak_^
40c
Corp..—
,_
..
4-1
Instrument
3
'■%' 3"/"6. Aa-iA;
3-29
•
I
preferred A (quar.)
4-
•„
.
4-
1
3-30
(quar.)__
4-15
Street Trust Co.
Class
8
<quar.)U_-^i»-,i_--,—.i—^
Arkansas Power & Light—
& 4.32% 1 preferred
(quar.)
4.72%
preferred
(quar.)
5.48%
preferred (quar;)
w
Armo'ur & Company (quar.)
A;
Armstrong Cork Co.
90a
.
y
pence
45%*- 'preferred, "(quar.)l:
3- 8
3-22
4-
40c
■
Arizona
Bank
(quar.)____
Arkansas-Missouri Power, common
:
14
'
2-21
-
^
A
3-29
Tax)_.
Browh-Forman' Distillers Corp.—
Class A
(quar.)_______^___^
34; 1 '
3-20
,
Angostura-Wupperman' Corp. (quar.)
Anheuser-Busch. Inc.
(increased)
Anthony Pools. Inc, (quar.)
(quar.)
Louisiana
Gas,
preferred
Musical
.•
!
5-
25c
-
(quar.)
non-cumulative
non-cumulative
Chicago
$1.20
Company
Post
1
12 Vic
■
Anaconda
3-11
4-2
43%c
____________
$4.50 preferred (s-a).;
Ampcrp Metal,- Inc, (quar,)
Amphenol-Borg Electronics
Amstfed Industries, Inc.
A
5%
5%
'
preferred
,
5%Vnon-cumulative preferred
1
'
•
& Smelting
Amet^k, Inc.. (quar.)___
Amoskeag Co.—
3-14
4-
12c
3-11
3-8
t25c
-,-;3v 1A
41; •"c-.' JV
$1.25
3-
933ic
3-20
62yrC ^
v
(quar.)
1
3-25-;.
-3-21
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. (quar.)
Chicago Rivet & Machine (quar )
Chicago Title & Trust Co. (quar.)_
Chickasha Cotton Oil (quar.)
Class B (S-ft
British Oxygen, Ltdi—
(
A
non-cumulative
3-11
4
(increased)
British Columbia Packers, class A (s-a)
7
preferred
3-15
2-19
1 % x 3-15
4-15
:c4-'i.
4-
A $1.50-
RR^__i____
2-15
•
—
Tax)
Columbia
45c
/«.\
<
(quaf.)-.-.——^
American Zinc Lead
Arkansas
3-
Income
British
of
Quincy
&
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)'^__
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
IJ.
8
;
"3-il-"
?
87%c
>
5%
3-
3-15
7V2c
" 2ntr
x^/?>70«f,\
(quar.)__
Chicago,'Burlington
•
British' Income
preferred
1
'
2"-21
2-22
Cftiio
35c
t25c
(quar.)
payment
'25c
American Title
4.65%
1
4-1
$1.50
American Telephone &'Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Anchor
(Final
8
25c
••
A .7 %y preferred.
of
free
&
4-
3-15
'2-21
3- 9
RRA'Av/A^'*
common
stock
who ; exchanged
their
>
v '
jl
shares
for C
& O common by
record
/•' A
-date'qualify for. thia payment)
^
3'/a%
v
Baltimore
5
(interim)-
Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Tobacco, Ltd.—
proximately
American Sugar Refining— ,>
1
Common. (Increased quar.)---
American
and
3-5
3-15
12 V2C
{quar.)
6%' preferred
(quar.)__
.American Sterilizer Co', (quar.)i__—
Extra
preferred
v
yy :
2-11
of
3-29
(quar.)—.
•
Y.)
(N.
-
3-14
25c
_^.j_
Co
3-15
.
6%
(qUar.),—
Ltd.
'
11-19
Registered & Ordinary (interim payments
of 7 pence equal to approximately-$.071
■
-_L_—
*
3%%
•
common
Corp.
British American
2-15
(initial)
common
American Snuff Co.,
Stratton
Trust
12Vic
dividend)
(stock
Inc.
British-American Oil
'
30c
Corp.
5-21-
3-
York
3-15
L
3-
1
■ •
1
Financial
(Stockholders
3-29
3-15
4-
(quar.)
3-15
4.3-
4-24
-
45c
Chemical' Enterprises/-. Inc; • (guar.* 5c. '•!
Chesebrough-Ponds,- Inc.
3Qc
Chesapeake A: Ohio Ry., common (quar;)
f *'
$1
2-15
8-23-
(quarr.)
common
3-25;
%
3-4
Plug Co.' (quar,)i________•
Company (quar. I.
Gas Co_-___l__^_;.
B.)
Chemical Bank New
3-15
3-15
35c
10c r
31'Ac-*
1'; ■
4-
Publications,
&
; /
--—aw-
30c
3-1
:
Corp.; (quar.)_„4
Club
(T. G.) & CO.,
Bristol-Myers Co.
1
3-15
$1
Radiator & Standard Sanitary
Corp,, common (quar.)—
American Re-Insurance Co. (N. Y.) (quar.)_
Briggs
3- 8
3-15
$1.25
:
$5
Brass
Bright
3-15
'
8V3C ;:vv;"4^:l/V
Photocopy Equipment
(quar.)___
American Potash & Chemical, com. (quar.)_
Brentwood
'/Breskin
3- 8
3-20
25C
50c
(quar.)
American Optical Co.
$1,0614
$1.06 V*
&
1
3V2% preferred (quar.)
87V2C
$1.20 preferred
laccum.)—$1.75
& ;Sons
(quar.) —•
27Vic
,
■
'■'■js- *■*:
•
.
Spark
(A.
Chemetron Corp.,
•
3-15
"
3-29 44
4-
>;
3-14 '
3-14 "
3-15
Corp.,
Bowser, Inc.,
(E. J.)
Bracii
4 lA% • preierred' (quar, )_____;-A_—.
Amercian Meter Co. (quar.)
;
1
3-29
$1.37V2
(quar.)__---
Chance
•'
3-25
4c
" '15c
(quar.)
,
Chattanooga
3-28
Corp.
3/14
*■ ";
f
-
Certain-teed
Products
Payable of Rec.
12^0
'
-
Champion Papers. Ino.
'
.
'
'
'
$4.50 preferred '(quar,/
3-4
3-11
vi
--
Book-of-the-Month
"
-
HV2C
4
—
Boise. Cascade Corp. (quari)
Bond' Stores, line, (quar.)
3-20/ /3- 5-
-10c
Inc.": (quar.)____
Borg-Warner
preferred
American
,3-14
'
•
"
Corp.___-^_-:—.
of Illinois— AAA*
American Investment Co.
4-1
/
6V4C
Bell,
Boliack- (H.
2-28
T2C
•
-
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.
/ 3-1.
'•3-14-
/: A 8 c;
r
A 20c
3-22
*> 40c ;'
-35c r,
4
____!
,
3-1
•2-19
♦
8e;^'l3-14-^^3-T
—'
(quar. )■_
1
9- 3
Quarterly
• 27Vic 1 -'
v'
Quarterly
27 V2C ,f; 11-30
"Boeing 4CompAny;:(quar.)3_kuw£_;iu/j4:4:i^ii-:4»4j-50c 4-; 3-114?
American Heritage Publishing Co;; Inc; (N. Y.)
1 Common •;-< quar.')^4_--_-^--i^-~---i.'-----.;'.'
peckerr;/Mfgr";^ (quar;)4-Li--',1
&
*
4-10 >
:,10ci V
(quar.)____A__
.
Champion
4-
y Share
Cencury Shares Trust—
'
(Quarterly from net investment income)
v
1
Holders
When
Per
"/
3- 1*
-
3-18
Blaw-Knox Co.
'
3-
3-15
"
.Black;>
3-1
7; ••
15c V,;:3-15'/
Feltf Cot; common, (quar.
4- 1-;r>
3-15
$1.50
6%^ preferred
(quftr.K-^^-^-ni-^-fi:----;
2-'i i; ."
'_16C /'"^llx
American & Foreign Power Co.
;*
-; 4Qc. %
3-29 ::A3r.T:'"
American. Hardware Corp./(quarri
-r
2-28
3-15
\
Monday, March 11, 1963
.
'A/'Av''/
Century Electric! Co.
r
4-30
15c
.
Name of Company
>
4-
3- 8.
-
>.
8>v
,
American
:
i
•
Bird
3-1.
*
3-
>
Bernz-O-Matlc
AlA
A;. 4-1 S
When. Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
4
Corp., class A (quar.)_-l_^.__
10c
Bethlehem Steel Corp/
•
•
; 7%; preferred- (quar;)
4-.--V./y $1.73/'
Blllups-Western Petroleum (quar/): 12V2C
Binks
Manufacturing' Co. - (increased).--*-^
v 20c 4-
"
f. 3-15.
3-29
'
-
CIass'.B;(quar.)w^-4i^—15c
Bermatf teasing'Co;'(quar;
-r
10c
3-15
V V(
t; 3-29
25c-
x
4
Company,
Consolidated," Inc.—
(A payment pf 15 Philippine centavos)^444
Bergstrom Paper Co., class A
(quar.)—__
,
3-12
35c )>•••- 4-
.'
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»
50c
(quar.>c^_
American Cyanamid Co., common
*
5
4-11
46c,
7
Benguet
9
3-15 ;• '•>
$1.121/2
,
9
4-
,•
3-15
,
American crystal • Sugar Co.,
& 4Vi%
preferred > <quar.)
4-
r; 3-
1
5-1,
.
Name Of
3-12
1
.5-
-
>
American
Per
Payable of Rec.
10c ■■■'/ 4-
(quar.)__
Corp.,. common
Cement
Share
-
$1.25
w
v
' *
•
-
Holders
When
Per
A" Name of Company.
.
/
68c
:
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-15
3-29
'
;; Culligan,
Class
B
Cummins
Inc.,
$1.75
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
Engine Co.
——-
4-
1
3-18
$1.75
$1.75
7-
(quar.)—
15c
9-16
3-
8
3-30
...
6-17
3-30
(quar.)—17Vic
;
—4%c
1
9-30
3-
8
3-16
3-
7
v:t
A
Volume
197/ Number 6245
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
,
(1021)
Per
'
: Maine of Company, ' "'/l
Cunningham Drug Stores,
/
Curtis
(Helene)
Corp.,
$2
preferred
$2
preferred
preferred
$2
preferred
Cyprus
D.
(quar.)____.
common
(quar.).
25C-
.AOc
&
5
Federal
9-
5
12-
5
•"•3-
1
3-11
3-
1
3-20
-
(quar.)
20c
><3?*,4
^
k<'-4-:L
3-15
3-
4
5%
93 %c
;
3-25
3-
4
4-15
4-
5
:
.
50c
4-25
4-10
=
55c
2-27
3-11
1
New
4.28%
4.56%
4%
(quar.)
preferred
pfd.
Investors
Bank
3-30
3-
8
First
Bank
3-
8
3-
8
(3-30
3-
8
$1.05
3-30
3-
8
$1.25
3-30
3-
8
20c
Alkali
Co.,
Diebold,
Disney
55c
Foundries
&
Glass, Ltd.,
Ltd.
Walt
4-
3-20
2-28
3-30
3-
Steel
new
30c
2-15
5-
4-
i;>
2-
7
1J
: 3-21
8cC
'
5%-
4-
8
$2.25
(From
1
:
2-27
Florida
Florida
Power
3-21
Florida
Steel
3-15
3"
Fluor
1
3-15
3'
(■
.
2-26
1
4-
4-
2-25
3-25
3-15
$1.50
3-14
4-25
4-10
4-
3-
32c
467bC
50c
(quar.)
ctlvidend
1
Fuel
Eastern
Stainless
Eastern
States
'$6
Steel
(stock
3-29
Edgcomb Steel Co.
Edison
•.
3-
El
Paso
$4.12 preferred
$4.50 preferred
$4.72 preferred
*$5.40 preferred
'$5.36 preferred
El Paso
Natural
(quar.)
common
50c
(quar.)
;
Battery
(quar.)
*':55c
■
t
Refractories
&
Elizabethtown
Elizabethtown Water Co.
Emery Air Freight Corp.
Emerson
Electric
Empire District Electric (quar.)
Empire State Oil Co. (increased s-a)
Employers Casualty Co. (Dallas)—
-
dividend
shares held)
Erie
(One: share
for
Pittsburgh RR. Gtd.
Corp., 90c pfd.
Mfg.
Ex-Cell-O
FMO
&
Factor
(Max)
&
Falconbridge
Falstaff
Nickel
Brewing
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical
a
-
3-
•
-
3-29
; 2-21
5-15
4-26
Hawaiian
5-15
4-26
Hawaiian Telephone
(quar.)__
6-15
60c
i
4-
3-14
•
":
3- 1
4-
1
v
3-
3-
5
,50c
.
•
%
4-
3-15
30c
,5C;
.
3-15
:
3-15
(quar.
2-26 B
50c
3-15
30c
3-14
?
;
1
3-11
3-29
3-
2-25 B
35c
4-
1
4-
,v'
$5
1
3-15
2-28
2-28
2-28
.
:
4-10
3-18
4-1
3-12
3-15
20c
3-20
50c
3-15
B '3-
3-
8
5-1
3-30
30c
3-11
2-21
$1.18%
3-15
2-28
(quar.)_ul___
40$.
preferred^' (quar.)$1.18%
3-15
2-28
6-15
5-27
17c
4- 5
3-20
30$;
.4-4:'
3- 8.
com.
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Products
;
(quar.)__
Signal Corp.' (quar.
preferred
5-1
*
«_—
25c
.
4-
20c
preferred
(quar.)i___—
•
-
Parts
L
preferred
$1.50 '
15c
t-i7,4(Ct
25c
1%
-
1
2-20
4-1
4-
1
t
4-
1
3-
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3-15
3-23
3- 8
3-23
2-8
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2-26(.fe'
$1.25
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
1__—$1.24
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
$1.23
4-
1
3-15
Mines, Ltd.-,
i
Extra
/
Financial Corp.-of
dividend
(Subject
to
California—the
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
20c
;
—!
Gibraltar
Stock
$1.15
$1.15
T;
4-
tl5c
V ?10c.
-
^ -
-
3-19
3-15
2-21
.3-15
4--1
"f,
^3-12
3-15
3-15
30c
3-31
3-12
10c
3-15
3-
4-29
4-11
4-
2
3-
8
25c
.-3-15
3-
8
As; 3- 8
2-15
3-12
2-23
.
Sound
20c
■*■•■,;r
3-15
3-J,
3-15
3- 4
5c
3-15
:
,
3-15
3-28
2-25
Hunt Foods
3-28
2-25
Stock
1
4-:l
3-12
3-12
3-15
2-28
,35c
5-;i
8-1
7-15
6- .3
5-15
30c
9-
8-15
15c
3-25
2-15
3-25
2-15
>;
3-11
;
17VaC
V
Co.
25c
(quar.)__
:
3-29
3-30
2-28
5-1
4-1
3-
3-15
.
2-25
-
3-27
3-27
3- 5
3- 5
.
3-12
2-28
3-12
2-28
3-29
3-^0
4-.1
3-18
•:
3-31
.
4-T
3-15
4-, 1
3-15*
-rt
3-15
tJ 4-15
■•:; $1
3-29
4-15
$1.10
3-29
4-15
3-29
93%c. /
,4-15
3-29
45c
54c
3-11
2-15
5-1
v
.
6-10
5-
4-24
*75c
;
4-10
3-11
2-28
3-11
2_
(quar.)__.
5%
^62'/ac
l
4-19
;>
,
___________
1
$1
-
Mining & Smelting, Ltd. (quar.)r
4-15
3-15
3-29
10c
——
—
3-19
5-1
40c
56Vic
^
——.—-•
3-19
n
.
...
H-15
3-29
(quar.)^ 35c
—--
3- 8
1
3-29
7
>
—
3-14
1
4-1
a-
$1
•>
2-25
3-15
,
10c
v*
^
3-
4-11
3-15
3-28
;$.04166
—:.
C
$.04166
■;—___
:
spisi
17Vic
Hupp .Corp., ..5%. j«:ef«rr.ed
3
50c
:
■
(quar,)_-j—.■
Industries—
4-15
35c
30c #
20c(
dividend
3-20
4-;l
.
C
(quar.)_
3-20
■;
10c
(quar.)__
Co.——
3-20
3-31-..
3-31
4oc
k-.*
;
8
43%c
;kw;
&
3-
3-31
.
$1.37'/2
:
(quar.)
Company
5
j25c
_r
Lighting & Power, common <quar.)
Hubinger
4-5
3-15
25c
j
(quar.)
(increased qua*,)
preferred (quar.)__
$4
•<
4-19
4- .1
.
16c
Common
Howe
2-25
4- .'1
23c
Corp.)
.
2-25
,
Household Finance,
common
4%
preferred .(quar.)—
preferred
2-25
2-25
3-12
4
50c
t
¥>\ $2.25 preferred (quar.)____--_^---_,;r;;;i
3%%
2-25
3-11
3-12
$1.50
'
;
3-11
.
-3-11
3-11
>
—
preferred
;
;3-29
preferred (quar.
Hardart Baking
4.40%
2-25
1
25c
(N.J.) (quar.)_—. $1.37 Vac
Hotel Corpl. of America, 5% preferred
31V4C
(quar.)
Houdaille Industries, Inc., com. (quar.)_-J' 25c
£
,2-21
3-15
' 4-
7V2c
4ya%
&
1
3-29
;
(increased)
Hudson Bay
1
3
10c
.
Chemical
B
Horn
6
3-9
3-
i50c
•
(quar.)__:
(quar.)__;
Class
.Houston
$4.60 preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred 1962 series (quar.)
Giant Portland Cement Co._—_——C—_
Giant Yellowknife
'•
(#:
3-15
4-1
8
3-15
110c
'
—r-
(quar.)„_
Hoover Co., class A
'
3-15
8
3-
3-1
$4.25, preferred (quar.)$1.06%,:
$5 preferred
;;(quar.)______-__-*'____^—$1.25 (increased)
20c
-
2-20
3-15
4-1
4- 1
3-
3-26
3-15
3- 6
Homestake; Mining Co.
Hooker Chemical Corp.
'
•;
(quar.)
preferred
-
2-20
4-
3-21
3-
class A (quar.)
Appley—
r r
Class A (monthly)
Class A (monthly)__.,
:
Hershey Chocolate, (quar.)
2-20
4-4'Y 4 2-20
3-29
.
3-27
&
&
2-18
2-18
4^16
_____________________—
2-20
1
-
i
Co.
conv,,
Oil
2-18
3-15
-
Extra
\
($4
Higbie Manufacturing CQ. (quar.)r—20c
Hill Corporation
»
5c
Hills Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
11c
Holly Sugar Corp. "(quar.
35c
Hollinger Consolidated Gold Mines (quar.)_
15c (
8
4•
$2
Herman
2-18
3-15
4^1
Hess
3-
'
'
20c
Hewitt-Robins, Inc. (quar.)
Heubein, Inc. (quar.)__<
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett &
8
3-15
3-31
55c1
preferred
2-18
3-15
preferred (quar.91 Vic
& Co., common (quar.)
10c
3-
■
;
preferred
6%
2-18
3-15
25c
(increased)
4-8
.
3-29
25c
4- 8
$4.92
'
M
1
2-21
1
$4.96 preferred
■
*
3-30
3-
•
4-
$1.25
(quar.)
Equipment,
Georgia Power Co;—
3-15
3-15
3-15
.:
3-15
3-15
*4 25c
'6%
preferred .(quar.)
Hercules Powder Co., common.
8
',
Stock dividend
1
3-30 v B
'
kfe
3-15
8c
Corp.^_^_—v
7%
7
3-
4-24
sj37%c
—
—_
4-
2-15
:v,3-;7.
3-22
4-;i
15c
i.
(Walter E.)
3-15
8c
preferred
(quar.).
;
Helme (George W.) Co., common
(quar.)
7% preferred (quar.)
;Hendersons Portion Pak Inc. (incr. quar.)
(Hercules Galion Products, 7% pfd. (quar.).
43- 5
3-
(quar.)i
^
(quar.)
Brewing Co;
2-8
4-1,
,;t15o /
(quar.)
Co.
8-22
3-11
60c
5V2%
•
3-22
;
4-1;
25c
Co. (increased)Genurigs, Inc. (quar.)J___
George Putnam Fund (see Putnam Fund)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)„
3- 1
1
5-24
9- 9
•V; 4%.. preferred. (quar.:):^;____»_;_;k-.;i,^S':'-x^
3-22
4-sl
:$1
10c
-
2-21
.6-10
$1
Munning
Co.
(H. J.), 3.65%
Heller
5
3-
Corp!
Werner
('Heinz
1
;
Hein
.
8
Shale
Genuine
B 2-28
3-11
3-
3-il
$1,25
••
35c
Extra
3-15
4-1
4.75%
$6
1
if I
preferred (quar.)_—
59%c
4V4% preferred (quar.)
53VbC
v
5.28% preferred (quar.)__i—66c'
4.36%
preferred (quar,)—
54%c*
General Waterworks
Corp. $2 pfd.; (quar.)
50c
80c" preferred (quar,)___;
•
20c
2-20
1
4-
10c
-
___u—
*'
3-22
Heileman v(G.)
3-13
3-29
2c-
(quar.
General Telephone &
Electronics, common—
4.40% .preferred (quar,
i
Hazeltine
"3-13
llVic
:
^
—
■.
,4-26
1
4-1
:
10c
(quav.)__
Electric
4-
10c
3-il
$1.25
25c
Refractories
3-15
il5c
4
5- .1
4-15
2-21
(quar.)_.
Inc.: (quar,)_
Winkle
15c
(quar.)
8
3-
.Harvey Aluminum; class A
Hastings Manufacturing Co
j____
,Hayes Industries, Inc., new com. (initial)—;
'•
(3-for-2: stock split
Hawaiian Agricultural
(quar.)
1
common
3-
3-14
,
Mining Co. '.(quar.)>
25c
.
2-28
3-2'0
(quar.)
Company
t25c
(quar.)
2-28
3-1
3-15
(quar.)-i-,;;;
(quar.)
1
:
3-20
3-15
——£
-
Shoe,
3-1
*
ice
6% preferred, (quar.)_____
;Harris <Trust &:;Savings Bank
1
3-
1
A.)
4-19
3-31
-
37V2c
!:
;
5
3-
4-
^
Cement
convertible
$4.75
5%
4-16
30c
,
.___
3-
4-11
f$1.37
Steel Industries, Inc.—
New common (initial)
General Telephone Co. of California—
4
25c
(quar.)
t50c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
25C
62'ic
(quar.)
r
3-25
1S1.25
General
5-20
4-30
•
(M.
Harbison-Walker
8
•
5-1
_
^
50c
(quar,r
Extra
Hanna
2-25
3-
50c
common—
\
3-15
3-15
,
17'ic
50c
(increased)
3-15
3-29
Mfg. vCo.
'.Hanson-Van
1
12V2C
3-19
35c
;
Hanna
i
4-16
30c
pref.
General
•
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops
Farrel-Birmingham
;
(quar.)
Mines
3-15
1
i:
—_
(quar.)_______—
Precision
•General
3-15
3-15
20C'
(quar.)__
3-30
3-1
1
'
Extra
;
3-15
$1.25
93%c
Portland
$4.75
$1.60
3- -1
/
3-11
87%C
22 Vie
(quar.)
A
45c
1
4-
Hammermill Paper Co., common
(quar.30c
4Va% preferred (quar.)
$1,12%
4V*%■ preferred (quar.)_____
$1.06%
Hammond Organ Co; (quar,)_
' 25c
;
3-15
3-
"
_____
40C
class
3-31
3-15
4-
35c
Hall (W. F.)
Printing Co. (quar.)
Halliburton Company (quar.)
2-28
4-1
General
Co.
3-1
56V4c
■Hamilton Management Corp., class A
(quar.)
V; Class B (quar.
1
4-30
•
(quar.)
Co. (Texas)
Transportation
(quar^.)_
,
Mfg.
Hamilton
20c
3-15
3-1
$1.27
Hamilton Watch Co., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
< :
.—
k
3- I
.
6-10
-M
Gustin-Bacon
1
4-
1
4-1
$1.25
4-
37V2C
.
3-6
4-19
8c
v
2-15
-
4-
8
1
3-15
$1.11
3-15
5-1
20c
(quar.).
25c
Candy
Corp
Cigar Co.—
$3.75 preferred
3-6
$1
preferred
4-15
3-29
3-
32V2c
preferred
(quar.)
$5.08 preferred (quar.)___
2-21
30c
3-15
v
,
3-14
45c
3-
3-1
27V2c
1
$5
V 5-31
•
Co. (guar-)
:
Finance Corp.
(quar.)
Fireproofing Co
General Mills, Inc., 5'%
pfd. (quar.)
General Motors Corp.—-*
•
t'
$5 preferred (quar.).
2-27
3-20
(/:
$4.44
3-29
:
8
3-29
3-15
,
1
6-21
3-
4 4-12
oil
3-
3-21
8
$1.25
T
3-15
tl5c
—
Corp.,
com.
2-28
tl5c
8
3-
,
2-25
(quar.)
common
"(quap.)
RR.,
5c
4%
(quar.)_
A
8
3-
2
l2Vac
(increased)-"50c"
(quar.)___r,
3-20
3-
3-
2
4-
25c
^quar.)r____^____;__^,i^__w_v
5
3-15
8
4-
$1.75
UOc
1;
_•
3-20
4-29
4-
35c
""
4-
3-11
5%
30c \
15c
5c
:
;
«
'
3-15
t30c
8
1
3-18
(quar.)_,_____
25c
V
33-
4-T
10c
25c
General
8
fv(
25c
,
Co.,
56V4C
,
(quar.)
Fafnir Bearing Co.
3-15
-
General
3-15
10c
Fairmont Foods Co., common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
4-1
5
1
4--1
37V2c
30c
General Electric
.
B
i;*:
3-
3-29
~40c
(quar.)___
Corporation;
10c
Qeneral Contract Finance Corp., common.,—
*
each '18
Electronics
Corp.
2-15
__——
Johnson, 4% pfd. (accum.)
Capital Co.
(initial)
&
3-15
■:i:;514%:(:preferred
3-11
3-29
4-
Resistor
Espey
4-
.
3-21
Co.
preferred
-
General
2-27
.2-21
3-20
■■■•■'
t$1.25
—_
Oil
General Crude Oil Co.
2-27
■■
1'
3-15
25c
Endicott
Erie
4-1
B
%;41c;
<
2-11
convertible preferred
(quar.)_
Cable Corp.; common—
General
;~
3- 8
"
3-15: v'-.-2-lSf:BB
45c
3-11
,.
2-27
10c
Employers Group Associates (increased)
Emporium Capwell Co. (quar.)_.
Equity
4%
2-27
20c
Emerson Radio & Phonograph_L______«i.___«;
Emhart Mfg. Co. (quar.)_
5%
"
par
General
r
3-15
25c
.
;
2-21
V3-
3-15
V
(quar.)"___t.
$1.25
corp.;
;
;•;
40c
Gulf Power Co.,
4.64% pfd. (quaf.)___$1.16
;
5.16% preferred (quar.);
•
$1.29
.Gulf States Utilities Co., common;
(quar.)__'_*
28C
$4.20 preferred ;(quar.);______4*;;4.i--_!';
81.05
$4.40 preferr6d ;(quar.);__^___;__j.i;;_^;
$1.10
2-25
3-14
(quar.)—»—$1.12 Vst
Box
$10
3-30
25C
(quar.)
3-20
2-20
1
3-15
Co.—
Ohio
preferred
"Gulf
2-28
10c
preferred
Investors,
$4.50, preferred
Bancshares
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
3-20
25c
(quar.)
convertible
General
45c
Gas
Mfg.
xStock
preferred
4
2-27
3-28
15c
(increased)
Consolidated
$5
.
(quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
American
Corp.—
Quarterly. v*
Electrolux Corp.
preferred
$5
&
■% $5: prefarred
2-18
3-19
;
class
Acceptance
General
Abrasives
3-15
26c
Ci.—-_x"'
common
Mobile
2-18
<
30c
(quar.)
American
2-27
3-15
5%
3-15
Insurance
;
2-18
7
4-
3-15
25c
(quar.)
(Jacksonville)-;'(quar.)
.2-18
•
Life
..Gulf
3-20
-
.,v5c
(quar.)_
&'Co.
General
3-15
4-15
;■(
B
ii
.
(quar.)
Co.,
1
4-
3-15
preferred
Gulf
2-25
3-15
3c
±
fJuliusi
General
2-11
3-29
30C
30c
;_
Machinery Co.
Co.,
General
1
4•
60C
.
Electro Consolidated Corp.—
Class A
(stock
dividend)Electro
B
25c
3-15
(quar.)
&
5
\4-i~
$1.34
•_
__
common
1
j
'
General American
2-29
i
4-
$1.35
(quar.)
E.)
3- 4
4- 1
$1.18
;
—
(quar.)
3-
3-15
$1.03
::|quar.l^__L_^ii4ii4i___i
Storage
4-
16 Vic
A
preferred
60c
,
,.3-i5 -;>
3-12
$1.12 Va
•':3—
$1.12I/2
•
(stock dividend).
3-4
1
3-15
3-11"
5%
(increased)
Elastic Stop Nut Corp. of America
Electric Autolite Co.
(quar.)
Electric Bond &• Share Co.
(quar.)
Electric
$1
?>
5
4-
V
3-29
$1.0614
3-21
$1
Inc.
•
I
4-
1
6
20c
Knitting Mills, class A (quar.)
*
(quar.
(quar.)
Gas.
5-
15C
3-
7
3-
/
t$1.60
Grumman Aircraft Engineering
Corp. (quar.)
Guardsman Chemical Coatings, Inc.
(quar.)
3-15
3-20
$1.25
(monthly^
6
4'
4-1
IOC
4-1
3-
40c
Grocery Store Products Co.
Grolier,- Inc.
(quar.)__"_—
1
12V2C
(initial)—^.
General
4-4
5^1
90C
(stock dividend)J
Electric Co.,
5- 6
$1.75
55c
3-
13%c
(Texas)
(quar.)
(Charles
60c
(quar.)
Stores, common
preferred. (quar.
Corporation
2-28
2-20
$1.50
Bros.
4 V4%
Edo
3-15
3-15
-
8-23
2-15
■
•
I20c
.
Rapids Varnish Corp.)
(quar.)
5-24
3-12
56V4C
Corp.
(quar.)
Gatineau Power, 5% preferred
5Vi% preferred (quar.)
Geco Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)
4-1
Kodak Co., common
.$3.60 preferred: (quar.)
Eckerd Drugs of Florida
(quar.)__
6-14
9-16
$1.25
Garrett
45C
Eastman
25c
2-15
■
4-
35c
{ 20c
irormeny Grand
Grinnell Corp.'
2-25
3-il
3-18
93%c
■
i
3--1
4-<1
4
(30c
(quar.)
1
3-
3-26
22'/2c
•« 2%
1
5% 'preferred
(quar.)
•Griggs Equipment, Inc.
1
22V2C
Garlock,
3-29
3-29
-
3-15
(quar.)_i_kj_:
3-
3-15
.
20c
;
.
Greyhound Corp., common (increased
quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Griesedieck Company common
4-17
3:
25c
Garland
$1.12%
2%
dividend)-
25c
>
Bank
Refining Co.
Garfinckel
3-15
5c
(accum.)
4-30
3-11
(quar.)
Gardner-Dexiver Co;, new
Associates—
Corp., $7 pfd.
(accum.)___
preferred
3-
2-15
3-15
S!;
>
?
common
preferred
Hanover
35c
(quar.)__
1
3-28
3-28
15c
-
Futterman Corp., class A
East
&
1
19V2C
(quar.)—*
dividend
30c
32'/2c
Co.
Winnipeg Gas
Green Giant Co., common
(quar.)_
5%* preferred (quar.)__
Green Mountain Power
Corp. (quar.)
Green Shoe Mfg. Co,
(increased)—
-
■
Fuller (George A.) Co. (quar.)
Furman-Wolfson (Initial)
4-
$1.75
&
Co.
Fruehauf Trailer
4-
2%
Inc.
Class
3-15
31V4C
______
4
4-
15C
Public
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
Frontier
4-
52 Vac
3-
,
{>;
Greater
the
upon
55
Corp.
Frost
4-
52 Vac
Kootenay Power Co., Ltd.—
7%
preference (quar.)
Eastern Company, new
common
(initial)
Steel
Friden,
4-
51140
51 Tec
(quar.)
National
Worth
Fram
4-10
4-25
3-28
3-15
50c
Foster-Wheeler
2-26
87 V2c
1
1
8%
& Light; common
Corp. (quar.)
Ltd. (stock dividend)
Worth
Fraser
$1.12 Va
3-
50c
________
Co.
Foster Grant
2-28
10c
3-15
12V2c
(quar.)
Extra
7%
4-
Co.
(quar.)
'.Z-
Paper, Ltd. (quar.
Northern Paper.
(quar.)_.i_______„_
'Great-West Life Assurance
(Winnipeg)
.Great Western Financial
Corp.—
'
I
Stock dividend
Great Western Sugar
Co., com. (increased)_
5
15c
(quar.)
A
Great Lakes
3-15
15c
5c
iGreat
-
(quar.)
v.
Fort
2-25
3-11
common
Fort
2-25
3-16
*
1
Co.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)-.
Duro-Test Corp., 5% preferred
(quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash
(quar.)
Dynalectron * Corp.
_i4.i__il.___
Gas
Corp.,
Motor
3-
3-15
7»/2c
City Steel; (quar.)
Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)_J.
«Gray
7
6-14
3-15
3-30
1
50c
Granite
'
______
3-15
v(k 3-28
40c
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.)
Foremost Dairies, Inc., common
(quar.)
4V2% preferred (quar.)
Formsprag Company (quar.)
1
25c
preferred
preferred
conditioned
income)—
Corp.' '
!
Power
3-20
1
$1.34
preferred
AV»%
1
investment
8
40c
Corp
Eastern
7-
40c
4-
171^0
.____
4-12
3
5-
:
17VaC
;
;
v:; Stock
2-15
-
Inc.
Rubber
t;Grant (W. T.) Co.,
3-11
3-11
&
Jewelry, class
3%%
4-15
Florida Growth Fund—
4-
7c
(quar.)
3-15
40c
Co.
preferred
3-15
25c
3-15
1
(quar.)__
A
Holders
Payable of Rec.
60c
1
(Washington,' D. C.) (quar.)_^
iGrace (W. R.) & Co.____i
3-15
(quar.)
Governor
5-
.
45c
1
5-
25c
preferred
Ford
1
5-
1
;
30c
:
3-
4-
\
50c
20c
; 2%
preferred (quar.)__
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.")__;
3.75% preferred (quar.)
;
Stock
8
3-28
3-14
7i
•
,-$4.50
$2.10
3-20
3-
:
1
1
40c
Company, common (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)____
L
Flintkote Company, common
$4 preferred
(quar.)
V $4.50 preferred (quar.)
tlOC
Electric, class A (quar.)
International, Inc
preferred
preferred
4-15
5
4-
(quar.)__
Corp.
Gould-National Batteries (quar.
,Government Employees Insurance
5
3-
When
Share
(quar.)
Gorham
2-28
Fleming
3-15
*
«| 4-1
$1.75
Pont (E. I.) de Nemours
Common (interim)
S3.50 preferred
(quar.)_
1
37
3-
payment
Inc.,
Gordon
2-15
3-15
3-15
1
(quar.)
:
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.)
J20c
dividend)
au
3-
3-30
40c
preferred
(quar.)
(5.36% preferred (quar.)
preferred
4-15
15C
(quar.)
(quar.)
;),0%
dividend)——
(Cleveland)
Realty
Foods,
Fisher
2-25
3-15
6c
(quar.)
(stock
3-15
20c
(quar;)
(initial)
3-15
Goodyear Tire
8
4.-
Quarterly
4
$5
t45c
com.
3-
class
(qi>ar.)*4_iLi_^_i
Stations.
1
3-14
First Westchester National Bank
Fischback & Moore
(quar.)____
5
Quarterly
7%
Dura
v
2-20
■
Disney
Corp., 4% preferred (quar.)
Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Drew Properties
Corp.
Monthly
Drewrys, Ltd. U. S. A. Inc. (quar.)
Duffy-Mott Co. (quar.)
Duke
Power Co.,
common
(quar.)
4.10%
1
5-**l
15c
(see
3-20
1
19c
acquisition by the trust of the
"Square Building in Cleveland)
2-15
'
;.r 3-15
Chemical, Ltd.
Chemical Co.
4.15%
4.20%
Union
(Tentative
3-12
3-15
$1
Dravo
4%
First
50c
Dresser
Dunhill
3-29
>
1
12 Vic
Donnelley (R. R.) & Sons Co.
Douglas Aircraft (stock dividend)
Dover
Corporation
(quar.)
Duncan
8
3-12
3-
-
Seagrams
Dominion Stores.
Dominion Tar &
}
3-
3-25
3-15
(quar.)
(Increased quarterly...
Divco-Wayne Corp. (increased)_____L;
Dixie Dinettes Inc., new com.
(initial)
Dixon (Joseph) Crucible Co.
(increased)
Dow
3-29
1
Distilleries Co.,
B
Per
^
>
dividend__t_____l_„_„I J
5%
Globe-Union, Inc. (quar.)
22c
VGoldblatt Bros,, Inc.,(quar.)
L _..l
Goodrich;(B/ F.). ,Company____i^_-__;_* _„_4;;
Goodwill
-8
85c
'
preferred
3
(increased-quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
:
First National Stores, Inc,
(quar.)
Special
First Surety Corp. (stock
Fisner
Corp.
Dominion
3-
15c
8c
$4
3-
3-29
(Boston) (increased)__
of Chicago (quar.)
60c
3-15
3-18
12 Vic
Corp. (increased)
(quar.)
3-
3-15
50c
Quarterly
First Natioiial Realty: Sc Construction
Corp.
3-15
>
35c
Productions)
Dominion
1
C 3-29
•
25c
(quar.)_
Inc. (quar.)
(Walt) Productions
Distiller!.
4-
15c
.
3-15
25c
J.)
V
A
Products Corp.' (initial s-a)
Globe Rubber Products
Corp. (quar.)___
3-31
25c
Quarterly
—L
.—V.
First National Bank of Hawaii
(increased)
First National Bank
(Jersey City) (quar.)___
First National Bank of Toms River
(N.
3-30
% 3-30
$1.14
National
"
'
•'
4 Stock
2-28
40c
1__—32V2C
First Mortgage
$1.07
Detroit Bank & Trust Co. (quar.)____
Detroit Gasket & Mfg.
(increased)________
Detroit Steel Corp
4-15'
3-15
(quar.)_________
(stock dividehd)——:
!
■
s
Global Steel
2-15
'2-28
—
(initial)
common
S
<
Name of Company
.
Company
5-23
(quar.)__*
First. National
(increased)
Diamond
Corp.
8
92 Vic
Denver Chicago Trucking Co.
(increased)
Denver & Rio Grande Western
RR____
Diamond National
Diana Stores Corp.
Products
3-
(quar.)
Devoe & Raynolds Co.
Dialight Corp (quar.)
Paper
First Flight Con>.
-«
;
Girard Trust Corn
Exchange Bank
_„
2-26
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Deltown Foods, Inc.
(quar.):
3-28
■,
4
;
Class
Co.
3-15
SI
Holders
Payable of Rec.
;
30c
___
share
% l)y
12 ViC
(quar.)__
4.20%
Inc.,
First. Bank Stock
Corp.
:
Power & Light,
'
•
„
4- 1
4-
$1.25
payment
preferred
preferred
<
—
vestment Income
3.70%
"">■•<
r
Fiduciary Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)_______ ,C
40c
Filtrol
Corporation, (quar.)
•;
45c
Finance Co. of America, class At(quar.)
20c
Class B (quar.)—.;
;_
20c
Financial Federation,.Inc.
(5-for-4 split)—
Financial General' Corp., common
(quar.)
:7Vic
$2.25
preferredv(quar.)
56V4C
Fireman's Fund Insurance (San
Francisco)
3-15
50c
v-
"
■
(quar.)__—___i
class A
:
Insurance
Fibreboard
3-15
25c
.
5
3-28
>"
20c
;
(quar.)_
4-
4-30
f
AOc-:
(Leslie),
r
Co.
Federal-Mogul-Bower Bearings (quar.)_
Federal National
Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Monthly
•.
Federal Paper Board Co:
~: 4.60%
.."preferred*::^
Federal Screw Works.__
Ferro
Corporation
(quar.)
'
Fund—
Delaware
Rubber
Fed-Mart Corp. (s-a)
Stock
dividend
20c
of 2V2c from net inand 10c from realized
^securities profits) '•
--i-r---- *
Delaware & Hudson Co
!
'
.
6-
5
30C
(quar.)
Company (quar,)
|.(Quarterly
r
Fay
3-15
50c
50c
3%% preferred (quar.)
!
'
Dayco Corporation, $2 preferred
(quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% preferred
(quar.)
Delaware
1
12-27"
:
tfigar Corp——Daffin
Corp.
(quar.)
Daisy Manufacturing Co
Dan River Mills, common
(quar.)
Deere
4-
When
Mame of Company
:
Faultless
3-
t4- :5-:;.
.7-5,
10-' 4 "
50c
(quar.).
Dana Corp., common
Stock dividend
■>
3-12
v
3-15
50o
;
^
(quar.)
preferred
3-27
20c
G.
5%
Holders
Payable of Rec.
20c
(quar.)__
Mines
W.
'
"
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Cutler-Hammer, Inc.
When
Share
v
Industries
Curtiss-Wright
$2
•
13
.
.
4-15
8
__
3-29
-: 3-29
/
3- 8
California
-
Corporation's
Commissioner)—!
5%
*
■*
Continued
on
page
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1022)
14
.
,
Monday, March 11, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
FOR : EVERY LISTED STOCK
IE:
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
.
34% Oct
16
Jan
55
23
24
21% Jan
15
52% Jun
25
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
60 % Oct
24
99 % Jan
2
21
2
11 % Oct
9
81% Mar
9% Sep 28.
Jan
33% Feb
21
25
May 29
39% Oct
1
3
12
90% Jan
2
1
Jan
45% Mar
25
35% Jan
10
18% Apr
14
24% July 25
■
■
13%
80%
83%
81
831/4
16,200
70 %
70%
70 Va
1 70%
70
70%
3,300
14
Acme
70%
15%
14%
15
14%
15
14%
15V8
6,700
25%
12%
48%
13%
25%
25%
25%
25%
25V4
25 Va
3,500
12%
12%
12 %
12V8
12
12%
1,400
45%
47%
47
48%
x46
47
22,200
12V4
131/4
i3'/4
15
34,200
22%
22%
12%
22%
13
22%
22V4
22%
22%
22%
15%
60%
15%
60%
24
Adams
24
Adams-Millis
6
Air
Control
4
Air
Products
Jan
59% Jan
10
4% Jan
14
A
12
38% Jan
8
Jan
3
I
26
Jan
9
2
Aldens
1
13
Jan
42% Jan
11
38% Jan
52% Jan
28
Jan
2
2
19% Jan
4
42% Mar
10
Jan
93
23% Feb
25
Allen
Industries
46% Jan
15
Allied
Chemical
28
Allied
Kid
4
Allied
Mills
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
40
Jan
2
45
Mar
5
Feb
15
9
6
49% Jan
2
54
Feb
4
87% Jan
Jan
Jan
8
Allied
Stores
91
2
13% Jan
10
Allied
2
17% Jan
29
Jan
3
91% Feb
25
16 % Feb
28
19% Feb
7
89
49% Mar 20
25% Feb 28
30% Jan
20 % Jan
2
23% Jan
Alside
60% Jan
Inc
14
6
Dec
31
20% Jan
7
28% Feb 27
34
Feb
9
22% Jan
2
25% Jan
3
Amerace
134'A Feb
15
113% Jan
2
122% Jan
24
Amerada
1
22% Jan
68% Mar 23
Mar
31
16
29% Mar
Jan
40 V» Jan
4
17"% Jan
2
26
Feb
Feb
14
29% Jan
67
Feb
26
30
May 18
26
51
51
*99
101%
*99
101%
101%
*99
3,300
8,600
15,200
100
101 %
22
22
21
21V2
*21
21%
21
21%
1,500
43%
44
43%
441/4
44
44%
441/4
44%
42,200
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
45
441/4
44%
441/4
44V2
44'%
45
441/2
44%
8%
8%
2,100
13%
44
8
7%
8%
8V4
16%
16 V2
16%
171/4
16%
*88
*88
89
17
6,000
160
89
'
12V2
12%
12%
161/4
16%
16 Va
91%
901/4 ,91
17Va
16%
53 %
*88
89
1,900
22,700
9
52%
53
52%
53
95
*91
95
*91
52%
8V4
8%
7,000
19,000
.'■".r 300
95
*91
911/2
12%
16%
r
17
17
17V4
17
17%
26%
26%
28%
6,800
5,400
26
25%
25%
2IV4
21%
2IV2
21%
21%
21%
78,400
531/4
53V2
54V4
541/8
54%
30,100
26%
*261/4
1
53 V4
54%
53
54 Vs
52%
No par
27Vs
27V4
26%
26%
26%
12.50
23%
23Va
231/8
23%
23Va
_No par
116%
America
of
_
-
Corp
Airlines
*991/2
No par
Co-
*99%
27V4
27%
18'A
18%
*99%
108
23%
II8V4
231/4
119%
*99%
18 Vs
24%
24%
27
27
24%
24%
29.200
108 V4
28%
18V4
108
15,900
r
29%
18%
*107%
29%
18
18%
1,000
2,400
r
23%
118%
x28
28%
108
26%
26
26%
119%
23%'
23%
118
:
18 V4
18%
108
117
118
27
27
18%
•'
100
preferred
116%
118
25%
par
———L
common
convertible
19,600
6,900
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
24%
5
27
27
26%
27
27
27
*26%
27
50
66
67
65%
65%
65 Va
65%
*64%
67
*64%
67
50
14%
14%
14%
14%
14%
15%
14%
15
14%
15
9,700
53
53%
53 %
54
53%
54
54
54
541/4
54%
3,600
30%
32
31%
321/4
31%
31%
31%
32 Va
31%
32%
19,600
45%
46 Vs
45%
46%
46
46%
46Vs
46%
46%
46%
24,400
42%
42 %
42%
42%
42%
42 Vs
42%
42V4
42%
3,200
6,600
common
55% Feb
19
American
Brake
700
Broadcasting-Paramount
Mar
11% Jan
preferred
-
-
Theatres Inc
American
7%
Can
Shoe
1
22
American
Cement
2
51
Feb
1
American
Chain
22
Jan
29
American
Commer
28 % Jan
24
American
Consumer
American Crystal
24% Jan
17
20
Jan
25
Oct
23
34% Feb
13
23% Jan
8
5
41% Jan
31 % May 29
51% Jan
84
3
50
Feb
27
Jan
3
94
Dec
21
90
Feb
26
94
Jan
18
35 Ve Jun
25
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
2
54% Feb
1
25
55% Jan
2
23
24
35% Dec
5
Cable
Ind
11%
11%
11%
48V2
481/2
48 V2
481/2
1,900
21
21%
21
2IV2
3,300
20%
20%
20%
21
24%
24V4
25
25
25%
*24%
47%
47%
47
47
*46V2
47%
91%
91%
91%
*90
93
50%
50 Va
50%
*24%
47%
47%
*89
100
lo
91%
*89
501/4
50%
49%
*24V4
25
50%
1,100
25
47%
",i 93
47%
*90
400
1
20
29,900
51%
52
40%
40%
2,400
33%
51%
34%
35,400
40%
40%
41%
40
40%
40%
32%
33 %
331/2
33%
33%
34
33%
34V4
59%
60%
60
60%
59%
59%
59%
60
59%
60
22%
23%
23
23%
22%
22%
22%
23
21%
22%
14,000
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
11%
llVa
11%
11%
11 '/2
35,800
12.50
X37 %
37%
37%
38
38
38
52%
37%
52%
37%
51%
37%
52%
37%
1
52
52%
52 %
53V8
52 Va
53%
29,500
20 Va
20%
19%
201/2
33,200
5
17% Jan
2
24% Feb
15
10% Jan
16
8% Jan
2
11% Mar
25% Jun 25
40% Feb
8
American Hardware
44% Oct
79
Jan
2
American Home
33% Feb
19% Feb
8
American
13
American
American Distilling Co -—-.American Electric Power Co
American
7
21
20%
No par
-
40
18
10
Enka
Hosp
Corp
Products
Supply
Corp_No par
1
191/8
15
20%
15%
15%
20%
20%
20%
2
5.1/4%
prior
3.90%
American
105% Nov 29
41/4%
&
Metal
102
.—100
-.
Climax
Inc
20%
*102
106
106
•
15%
*15V'8
,15%
20%
106
20%
20%
*102
<
*102
15%
20%
15%
800
20%
2,400
:
21%
21%
85%
35%
35%
35%
20,200
107%
*107V2
108 »/2
800
22%
21%
22%
21 1/4
21%
21%
221/a
85%
851/z
*84%
85%
35%
*84%
34%
85V2
34%
*84%
35 Vs
35%
35%
106%
106%
106%
convertible preferred
2,800
*84%
21%
*84 %
35
3,600
106
*102
106
1.75
.-.—100
com__l
Fdry com
preferred
*15Va
20%
20%
preferred
American Mach
Mar 19
Jan
2
20%
201/4
20%
15%
1
International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
5
12
40
Xll%
6.50
3
62% Jan
86
11%
48
Corp
5
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
36% Jan
42 % Jan
11%
48
41
44% Jan
24% Jan
11%
48%
Sugar common-10
1
106% Nov
11%
48%
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
3
20% Mar
11%
49%
4%%
3
.4; " "
11%
48%
Barge Line Co__3
32% Mar
38% Jan
31
:
.»
42
No par
Corp
&
57% Jan
64 % Dec
25
.
25
1
12.50
common
47 % Jan
18% Oct
_No par
Co
—
Co
10% Jan
y'X':
2
preferred
50% Mar 26
5
12% Oct 24
51
21%
11
S,
Sep
49%
21
48% Jan
6%
30
97
51%
25%
Bosch Arma Corp_
42% Jan
24
51%
261/2
American
2
15% Oct
50%
35%
21%
11
40 Va Jan
79% Sep
7
24% Oct 23
34%
34%
20%
16% Jan
9
Mar 20
34%
34V4
25%
2
41% Mar
13% May 29
18% Jun 28
10%
34%
35
101/2
No par
14
38 V4
101
101/2
35%
34%
10%
35%
-No par
American
1
15,200
10%
34%
35
10%
*34%
25%
Jan
l
May 29
20
*93
22V4
10
13% Jan
14
17
4,400
95%
16%
common
Cement
62
47% Feb
8% Oct 18
281/4
16%
4
38% Jan
12% May 29
27%
93
12%
4
4
14
28%
93
16V8
Apr
17
Jun
27%
12%
Bank Note
45 Ve Jan
Jun
271/4
12%
Bakeries
30 V4
36
27%
88%
American
19
31
25,000
12%
American
19
28% Oct
21
88%
17
47 % Feb
20
3,800
20%
12%
11
47 % Feb
Jun 27
36%
22 Va
88
3%%
25
41
36%
211.8
12%
21
38 Vs May 29
5
36V4
21%
43%
10
53% Apr 25
July
36
21
42 %
1
Inc
18% Jan
65
22% Jun
6,200
3%
3%
3%
1,700
11,900
36
88
_
Agricultural Chemical- _No
American
100
3%
3%
3%
53
Petroleum
Amer
11
55%
52%
Corp
7
3
Feb
97
56%
53
Amalgamated Sugar Co
6
20% Feb
23
16
17% Jan
Feb
23% Jan
114
Co
55%
7%
Limited
Aluminum
52 % Mar
23
56
52%
—
Aluminium
12,100
_5
Mfg
Portland
V
22%
convertible preferred—100
4.08%
23
4
100
*99
15%
61%
56%
1
_
Supermarkets
Alpha
8
28% Jan
X511/2
100
15 %
61
common.._No par
100
preferred
4%
51
100
■_
Corp
Allis-Chalmers
7
17
35%
50%
15%
61%
36
11
34%
15%
60 Va
55%
36%
1
15%
60%
9
Inc
Corp
8
10%
35%
X35
5
Corp
Products
Allied
11% Jan
12
30% Jan
37Vt
5
14% Jan
100% Mar
111/4
_No par
2
16% Feb
10%
34 V2
2,300
151/4
93%
x93%
Co
.4
Jun
88
23
7
95 %
—
12
Mar
Feb
66% Feb
27%
1
4
15
27%
*93%
10
2
31
9
5
100
common
preferred
18
17 Vt Feb
20%
35Vs
1
Feb
44% Jan
20%
3%
2
Inc
55%
3%
35%
54%
2
•
60%
56%
3%
36
20"%
27%
55%
3%
36
x20%
x27%
No par
Corp
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp
Allegheny Power System
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
60%
Alleghany Corp common
6c/o
convertible preferred
23
3
Inc
4% %
11
2.
Jan
Gas
Alco Products
22
93 % Jan
15%
59%
Industries.
J
Alabama
8
22% Mar
30% Jan 29
*15%
1
Chemicals
&
12%
50c
Products
Reduction Inc
Air
2
Feb
2
Dec
48%
13%
23
65
32% Jan
57
47%
13%
22%
25%
12%
46%
13
25%
16% Feb
47% Jan
23% Mar
25%
12%
82%
xl4%
15%
15%
1
No par
Express Co
Corp
3
6
2
96
10
Co—
Jan
53% Apr 19
48% Jan
Steel
12
34
82%
13
84
69
Feb
10% Mar
'5
Jan
82 ";?
13%
83 %
27% Feb
12 Vi Mar 20
41
5,100
13%
68% ' 69%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
Admiral Corp £
:
1
Aeroquip Corp.—.
1
91
13%
85%
8
2
94% May 16
4
89"% Dec
13
13%
28
19
7,800
13
83%
26% Jan
4
83%
1
15% Jan
22% Apr
39
Jan
May 29
83%
1
27
4
54% Jan
41V4
83%
25
Corp
Vending
3
35
70O
411/4
83 Va
*41
Inc
ABC
4
19
82%
Acme Markets Inc.
ACF Industries
6
40% Mar 26
25
Jun
7
4% Feb
3% May 29
33
Shares
41V4
83%
41%
*41
41%
15
3% Jan
70 % Feb
45% May 29
.
Jan
80
13% Jan
54% Feb
57
*41
81 %
14 Va Jan
18
84 % Mar 15
41% May 29
41
80%
22% Mar
17
May 28
20% Jun
14
41
the Week
March 8
12%
Laboratories
11% Jan
19% Mar 15
9% Oct 24
14% Jan
1
5
Friday
March 7
'•
81%
13%v
88% Feb 26
a
;2
Mar
23% Jan
10
,
4
68% Feb 28
25
Oct
22
27
Abbott
Thursday
Wednesday
March 6
Tuesday
March 5
16% Feb
72% Jan
.13% Jan
Par
Abacus Fund
84% Feb
17
12% Feb 25
56% Aug 29
18
41% Feb
7
Monday
March 4
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest.
39% Jan
Sales for
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
stocks
YORK
NEW
Range Since Jan.1,1963
*107
.
42,300
,
L
•
106%
106%
18% Mar 13
American
Metal
2
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
16%
J 6%
17 i
30% Apr
16%
27
19
American
Meter Co
27%
27%
27%
*27%
27%
27%
27%
27 V8
27%
18% Sep
.No par
27%
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
American
Motors
.-1.66%
20%
20%
20%
21%
20%
21%
20%
21%:
10
41%
42%
20%
42%
21%
53
18
Apr 23
43%
42%
4314
43V2
43%
46
Jan
No par
22%
61 %
23
23
22%
61%
42%
22%
61%
42%
20
22%
22%
23
23%
61
61
611/4
62
13
12%
12%
48,200
291/4
29
291/4
34,600
22% Jun
Oct
24
48% May 29
8% Oct 24
Oct
24
Oct
12
24
24
American
Natural
2
American
News
73% Jan
32 Vs Jan
2
2
American
Optical
American
54% Jan
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
4
American
Potash
18% Oct
25
American
Rad
142% Jan
2
152% May 16
Oct
22
30% Mar 15
23% Oct
26
.14
,
8% May 2g
48% July 18
142
Jan
2
20% Nov
1
122
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
29% May 29
7%
40% Feb
7
17
9% Jan
11% Jan
4
56% Jan
65% Feb
152
May
30% Jan
Apr. 24
30% May
133% Apr
151
8
&
Jan
159
11
125
24% Jan
Jan
4
33% July 18
26% Jan
3
43% Mar
127
6%
Jan
13%
13Va
13%
13%
•13%
13%
13%
20,100
*152%
*152 Va
153%
*152%
18
*152%
17%
154V2
17%
18%
17%
181/4
18
1541%
18 'A
5,400
31%
31%
31%
32
31%
32
31%
31%
10
'
61%
10%
10
10
62
10%
62%
10
62%
62
*9%
62%
10
62%
31%
10
62%
158
159
23%
241/*
*123%. 127
158
62%
159
lo
non-cumulative
2
37% Jan
5
41% Feb
114% Jan
2
125% Feb
American
Tel & Tel Co_
31% Jan
American
Tobacco common
42% Jun
44% Apr
5
2
134% Feb
19
63 % Dec
27
25
20
May 29
25
Jun
25
25
Aug 10
23
Jan
19
22% Aug 29
i 10
?
39
17
Jun
Oct
Jun
27
26
25
no
28
Jan
59% Feb
18
Jan
9
Jan
16
Jan
2
13% Jan
18
26% Jan
,
26% Feb
25
Jan
17% Mar
29
7
44% Mar
7
48% Jan
30
25% Jan
2
29
22
4
Jan
.
61
24%
27%
62%
—.
25
-
17% Jan
4
25% Feb
13
37% Jan
Ampex Corp
——
__1
Amphenol-Borg • Electronics Corp__l
30% Jan
2
34% Feb
25
Amsted
48
—
Industries
40% Jan
2
27% Jan
3
35% Feb
25% Oct
26
37% Jan
28% Jan
2
31% Jan
91
27
95
92
2
95
Jan
29
Mar
4
39% Jan
8
Anderson
32 % Mar
4
41% Jan
7
Anken
17% Feb
6
Apco
May 16
26
49% Feb
19
44% Dec
5
25
24% Feb
8
footnotes,
9
37
'
•
see page
Jan
15% Feb
25.
27
•
Feb
4
Anaconda
Co
14
Anaconda
Wire
9
Anchor
$4
Inc—
_____50
Cable—No par
&
Hocking Glass Corp
Clayton
&
Chemical & Film Corp—_20c
Oil Corp————
—1 ;
27
*26
27
24%
*24
%
17
15%
24%
33%
44%
45Vs
44%
33%
44%
30%
30%
30%
37
97%
38
V*96
37%
32%
33%
32%
37%
34
15%
16
33
30%
"
.
33%
•
.15% -16"
33
.
30%
<
97%
•
-
.
24%
17%- " ?
45
25%
15
24V4
33V*
x43%
30%
; 30% *96
37
32%
15%
43%
31%
30%
97%
37
32%
16%
.
..
31
44
31 Va
.31
97%
37%
33Va
16%
.31%
,
24% 24%
;17V4 ' 17Va
*43% 44%
26
27%
15%
15%
23% 23%
33%
33%
43Ya
30%
*96
37
.
32%
16
,
14,400
14,400
9,000
32
49%
39%
39%
119% 120%
29%
30%
130% 131
61 Va
62%
25% 25%
27%
27%
26%
26%
*26
27
;17Va- 17%V .v
,44%, 44% .
25% 26
15
15%
23%-.24
33%
1,900
12.300
310
2,100
159
491/4
61% .62%
25%
25%
27%.-27%
26%
26%
*26
27
*24%
24%
61%
25%
27%
.26%
2,700
32%
10
62%
24%
*123% 125
131
*130
*24
16%"
45
25%
14%
24
32%
45
26%
15%
24Va
25%
,
*26%
*26
' 27
*
17%
*
15
24
32%
*96
"
61%
24%
45
-
_6.25
No par
Co..—21.80
*27%
45.
26%
l
———
preferred
25%
27%
26%
32%
Inc endorsed shares—No par
4
62%
25%
*44Va
26
r 14%
23
-
28%
130%
61%
*24
17%
39%
120%
29%
132
25%
27%
26%
>»16%«
49%
x38%
119%
28"%
*26
,
x48%
159
24
<
*123% 125
30%
31
.49% 49%
39%
39%
120% 121 %
29
29%
30%
*27%
26%
25
24
30%
131
*26%
No par
3
Jan
For
28%
Xl30%
Corp
24
158
158%
23%
24
*123% 127
120%
119%
28%
132%
14% Mar
37
Jun
Viscose
Ametek Inc
AMP
50
39%
;
30%
50%
39%
120%
20% Jan
37% Jan
39V4
119
6%-preferred —
25
: 5%% preferred
_.25
5% r preferred
25
5% * preference
J—.25
American .Zinc Lead & Smelting—l
52% Jan
11
39%
13%
154%,
30%
30%
51
28%
American
28
1136% Nov
49%
American TVater Works Co com—_5
22
Jun
30%
131%
25% Mar
35% Oct
34% Sep
158
123
6.25
65% Feb
23% Jun
■!r
158%
23%
*123% 127
"
33%
28% Feb
26
,
——100
preferred
2
25
33% Mar 29
.23% May 29
■■
4
24
Mar 30
20% Jan
6%
Jan
22% Jan
27% Oct 31
26% Oct 17
; May 28
16% Oct 24
133
26% Jan
8
24% Aug 21
15% Feb 15
54
1
2
25% Mar 19
V 29
Mar
127% Jan
;
preferred.100
39% Jan
24
Corp.l
Co—.No par
2
July
1,400
17%
2
25 % Oct
29
13%
31
123
13
29%
7,200
154V2
38% Dec
Feb
12%
28%
13,900
13%
136% Jan
•54
13V4
29%
29
2,300
124,100
>152%
17%
Dvlpt
17
Jan
30
12%
..«
5,500
,
100
——.
&
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—(£1
American Sugar Refining com
25
1% preferred ——;
__25
32% Feb
13%
xl 2%
61%
.
Sany com—5
Std
preferred
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
n% preferred
—100
American Snuff Co common
8%
Mar
x22%
61%
12%
par
No par
& Chem
61 Va
28%
1
American Seating Co
American Ship Building
34% Feb
21% Jan
Co
Co
American Research
18% Jan
65
Gas
Co
981% May 29
32
100
Products
Corp
106
1
•
.
37,400
.
.
32
*96%
37%
32Va
16%
6,400
10,000
'
43%
32
31%
30%
...
1,300
29,500
900
8,600
-
33%
-43%
87,000
109,100
1,100
14,600
3,100
700
130
18,900
860
6,100
97V2
'
37"%
33%
16%
„
-
4,100
13,600
7,300
:.Z1
Number 6245
197
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1023)
15
Vr,"**' ~/^'*
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
40% Jan
30
43% Feb
27
Feb
5
30% Jan
2
33% Jan
15
Arizona
2
56% Jan
28
Armco
1
47% Jan
25
Armour
7
77
25
40
Oct
22
71% Mar 15
51% Jan
32
Oct
24
57% Feb
16
42
47% Jun
25
73% Apr
23
66% Jan
7
87% Jan
2
92% Feb
1
38"%
89% Jun
Mar
Mar
7
31%
53%
31
52 %
53'
51%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
74
75 %
75%
74%
91
39
2.50
Corp
& Co
17% Jan
2
20% Feb
13
Armstrong Cork Co common.
1
$3.75 preferred
No par
Armstrong Rubber Co
1
Arnold Constable Corp
5
Aro Corp
;
2.50
26% Jan
2
33
Feb
19
Arvin
25% Jan
2
27% Feb
25
Ashland Oil & Refining
82 % Jan
2
25% Oct
24
47
Mar 22
34 % Jan
3
39 % Feb
26
9 % Oct
30
18
Jan
10% Jan
4
13% Jan
25
15% Oct
25
23% Apr
16
20% Jun
15
33 Vi Feb
26
12
Inc__
Wednesday
March 6 tz
,
,
;.K
-28% Feb
20
43
43%
2,900
31 %
30 3/4
31 3/8
31%
31%
23,000
52%
52%
52%
52
43%
43%
44%
43%
75%
77
76
90
91%
2% Jan
2
3% Jan
14
Associated
1
47% Nov
21
43% Jan
22
48% Feb
11
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
2
110% Jun
22
108% Feb
5
110% Jan
22
1st preferred
Associates Investment Co
52
-
27
Sep
>
May 25
5 Vo
60% Jan
64
50% Feb 25
2
Jan
15
20% Aug
6
27% Jan
16
25
Jan
2
9% Aug
2
10% Dec
21
27Va Mar. 7
10"% Jan 28
49% Jan
4
10% Jan
43% Jan
2
34'/4-May 29
2
48% Jan
i.9l% Apr
31% Jun
27
41% Oct' 24
•"•57% Feb
•-
28
39
38%
39%
39%
391/2
39%
39%
ny2
19%
11%
*18%
11 %
11%
18%
*11%
lli/2
•u%,
u%
19%
11%.
18%
19
19
*183/4
19%
32%
32%
32%
321/4
32%
321/a
32%
8,000
27
26%
26%
2%
26%
26%
323/g
263/4
26%
263/4
12,209
X32
Jan
2
Nov
"3 >'
-
1-
25% Feb
-
29
Jun
-
.31% Jan
"
16% May 29
14 l- Jun 25
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_10
5%
non-cumulative preferred__l0
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4%
4%
preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR
No par
Atlantic Refining common
10
$3.75 series B preferred
100
26
26"%
10%
26%
26%
26%
26%
26%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
46%
46%
47
47,
46%
47
93
92%
53%
92%
11
26
Atlas
25
Atlas Corp common
3
.15% Jan
•14% Jan
,
24
-
Chemical Industries
5%
11
Feb
27
32% Feb
27
preferred
16%
2%.
20
17% Jan
8
28
13%
Jan
2
17% Jan
23
No par
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.50
23-
Mar
1
26% Jan
22
Avco
1
2
13
30% Mar 29
"19% Feb
25
8
24% Mar
No par
common
($1.20)
Corp
Avnet Electronics Corp
1
5c
»
.
27%
26%
27%
92,300
103/4
103/4
10%
12,100
47%
473/a
473A
2,300
923/4
93
93
91%
53
53
52%
53
-52%
91%
53-%
8,200
49%
501/4
49%
50%
50%
515/8
31,100
*88
1''
89
88
88
16%
163/a
2%
16%
2%
16%
2%
2%
2 %
-
883/4
87%
88
16%
163/4
19,500
23/8
12,700
23/s
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
22%
21%
30%
30%
30%
>14%
14%
14%
143/4
14%
14%
23%
23%
24%
23%
23%
23%
233/4
22%
23%
223/a
23%
24'/4
23%
22 %
20%
22y8
*30
240
■
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23'/a Jun
43
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LOW AND HIGH SALE
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EXCHANGE
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STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest;
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4% May 29
37% Jun
10
58% Feb
26
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11% Jan
25
27% Jun
27
963/4 Jun
5
Mar
4
517/a Jan
7
12 % Mar
5% Jan
5
46% Feb
9
Mar 20
17
14
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Babcock
143/s Jan
24
2
36% Feb
7
4
106% Feb
6
Feb
14
5
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9
88
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1
27
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31
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23
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29
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21
12
Jan
173/a Jan
29
25
853/4 Mar
8
71
Jan
76 y2 Jan
17
5
10 y4 Jan
121/4 Feb 25
60
Jun
92
1
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5
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Tools
Baltimore
4'/2%
Gas
5
5%
5
5%
9
48%
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&
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13
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22
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25
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29
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59
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50
13
9
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10
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20
21
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4
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10
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223/4'
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22%
44%.
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26
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Jan
2
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36 3/4 Oct 24
343/8 Jan
11
22% Mar
6
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4
61-- Feb
26
42
3
47 y2 Jan
10
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27
52% Jan
29
4
41% Jan
29
Beam
44% Jun
25
71'
Jan
2
10
643/4 Jan
25
Beatrice Foods Co common.,
22
-
21
36
101%
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62% Jun
14
54% Nov
16
11% Jun
28
31% Jun
5
223/a Jan
7
4%%
——:
23% Jan
18
Beaunit
92% Mar
6
1153/4 Jan
14
Beckman Instruments Inc
Beck Shoe (A S) 4%%
pfd
64% Feb
19
26
66
Jan
15
22
14% Mar
8
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34% Feb
35
Jan
30
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17
34% Jan
393/4 Feb
7
8
12% Jan
153/4 Jan
29
19
207/s Jan
18
7
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Belco
13 y4 Jan
17
Feb
1
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21% Feb
24 y4 Jan
9
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11
7
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14
9
31
51
34% Jun
25
2
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26
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24
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22
.
Feb
5
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Best &
15
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153
12
159
Jan
64
39% Jan
Mar
1
24
10
Mar
90
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25
7
pfd
8
553/4 Jan
29
Black
2
30% Jan
30
Inc
2
253% Feb
25
15 ya Feb
13
Bliss
2
273/e Jan
14
Bobbie Brooks Inc
35% May 29
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36% Jan
11
26
4
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4
353/4 Feb
18
25
213/s Jan
Feb
25
287/a Mar 12
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20
25
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9
Book-of-the-Month
Borden
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Jan
15
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22
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36 3/4 Dec
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Aluminum
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4
14
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3
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4
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3
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30
30
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18
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7
25
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23
24
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26
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15
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13
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4
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13
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12
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8
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8
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28
25
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28
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14
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2
17
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15
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8
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2
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25
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15
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12% Jan
30
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24
153/8 Jan
2
93/4 Jan
2
123/8 Jan
22
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26 V* Dec
14
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2
30 3/4 Feb
27
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13
61
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13
5
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2
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17
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24
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28
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2
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18
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10
85 y2 Jan
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1
13
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10
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26
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:
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—
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5
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——
27
78
38%
Forge Co
Bullock's Inc
23
9
38 7/a
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Jan
Apr
9,100
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38%
——
1134 Jun
70
143/a
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;
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4%
preferred
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Burroughs Corp
Bush Terminal Co '
84
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88
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—
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18
25%
14%
233/4
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1
5
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class A
Bucyrus-Erie Co
Jan
25%
143/8
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Jan
Co
Brunswick Corp
37
25%
'
50
23%
100
93%
7
25
5,500
1,100
1
6
2
5,400
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3
16% Mar
Shoe
17
55%
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14%
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57
.
25
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Jan
54%
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10 3/8 Jan
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27%
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10
55
5,400
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18
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29
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24
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Briggs & Stratton Corp
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2
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100
200
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31
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63/a Jan
117/8 Feb '
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5% preferred —
100
13
547%
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Borman Food
14
;
14 V*
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Boston Edison Co
93/4 Feb
22 y4
8,600
14
15,800
15
5% Feb
16
22%
\
373/4
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25
34% Jan
16
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15
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33/8 jan
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6
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93/4 Jan
15
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203/4
923/4
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515/a
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26% Oct
30
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47/8 Feb
35
25
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8
18
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11
85
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21
May 24
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104
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357/8 Jan
2
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29 %
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24
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2
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25
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413/8 Jun
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—
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—
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16
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2
40% Feb'
45%
8
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.
4-
44%
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10
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12% Jan
22% Jan
24
45
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24
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46
14
1
267/a Feb
3i
Oct
18
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Oct
97/e Oct
20
23
47
14
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223/4
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2
23 y8
46
14
16
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27%
443/8
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21%
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20
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39 V*
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133/4
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Inc
Steel
1%: preferred
Bigelow-Sanford
4'/2%
135/8
*39%
263/4
50
Gypsum
27% Jan
Mar 19
25
Jan
Co
13%
27
*45
46
1,000
l
Benguet Consolidated Inc
15
2,100
*45
46
15
5
Corp
preferred
18
87
31
6
5%
113/a
38%
2
$4.50 conv preferred
323/b Feb
35"% Jan
203/4 Jan
40% Jun
6
11%
37%
Nopar
Corp
327% Peb
27 y4 Mar 14
223/a Oct
5
7
113/8
*34y2
1
_
Beneficial Finance Co
Mar
600
11%
11%
11%
*45
5
Corp
Co
Intercontinental
283/4 Jan
87% Nov
•
3
Howell
75%
1
Savers
55
1% Feb
30% Mar
Life
75%
50
Bendix
52 y2 Jan
15%
*143/4
76
393/8
*46
65
*633/4
1
15
76
13%
213/4
97%
95%'
100
Corp
Gossett Co
263/4 Jan
3
15
Jan
213/a
1
15
75%
393/8
104
500
■
15
75%
46
x27
47
■■;•'■
15
11%
*45
62%
61%
*102'/2
RR
59% Jan 24
116 y2 Mar
1% Jan
.47% Mar 15
433/4 Jan
1403/4 July 24
19
20
42
.
15
51% Feb
114% Mar
128 % Mar 23
13/4 Feb
1
Mar
49% Jan
557/8 Mar 15
54y4 May 28
1 % Jan
Jan
&
36
*46
2.50
Corp
Belding-Heminway
4
46
100
Petroleum
9
12% Feb
;
Corp
Creek
26
753/4 Jan
.
preferred
Aircraft
Feb
25
Jan
163/4 Jan
50% Jan
15
2
12.50
Nopar
103 y2 Mar
22% Feb
49% July 16
No par
(James B) Distilling Co
New
16 Va Jun
108% Jun
1
Cigars Inc
8
26
.19%
Inc
6
27
16% Jun
Jan
Inc
3
Sep
793/4 Jan ;
47% Mar
365/a Dec
24
7% Jun
6
Apr
.35
24
48
Mar
Mar
Lomb
20 3/4 Mar
'2
Feb
95
,
14 % May 29
15% Oct
100
2
152 3/4 Jan
29% Sep 27
11% Oct 24
11% Oct
Oct
29% Mar 21
24
Jan
58% Jan
46
96% Mar 28
Jan
11%
11%
*45
70
15%
75%
11%
24
1
103 y2
75%
xl5
153/B
*75
8% Oct
common
104
3,300
36%
12 % Nov
convertible
5
92%
383/4 Dec
Inc
104
5%
35%
207/8 Jan
Basic
*102
5
19%
*75 »/8
:
78%
m 70
*93
1,700
14%,
■®
'•
.
300
Jl-a/ ,131
'"/ftv'.'.//'
7% Oct 23
20% Oct
4
13% May 21
23
Sep
25
12% Mar 28
76
( May 28
18% Oct '24
85% Jan
27
8
'
Jun
14
193ASep 28
For
jan:
2
9% Jan
18
California Financial Corp
16
Jan
27% Jan
24
California
3
4% Jan
3
57% Jan
29
% 18% Feb
8
11% Mar
7
133/8 Jan
29
h
17% July 18
12% Jan
•122% Mar 27
93% Jan
16
Feb
5
107% Jan 28
/
26
-
Jan
footnotes,
16-
see
93/8 Feb
page
22% Jan
25.
26
10% Jan
2
24% Jan
•
21
31
5%
11%
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
1
Campbell Soup Co
1.80
Canada Dry Corp common
1.66%
15
14%
15
14%
i5ya
95%
96
95%
96
22%
21%
22%
95%
21%
96
22
93
93
$4.25
9
5%
conv
preferred
Southern
Canadian
Canadian
Breweries
Pacific
No par
__100
Ry Co
Ry
Ltd
No par
;
25
*93
52%
9%
24
:f, if.
5%
..
:
94
*93
94
52%
*52
53%
93/8
9%
,9 5/#
24
24%
it
8%
25 Va
'
143/4
Canada
Mar
5%
.11%
4
.v
,8%
24s/a
11%
25
12
2434
11%
93% Jan
52% Mar
8%
24%
ii%
91% Jan
_
8%
25%
11%
11
Jan
8%
24%
5%
5%
93% Dec
50
.•8%
113/4
22
3
8%
24%
1
233/8 Jan
r
8%
24 y2
5
21% Jan
Jan
—l
2.50
5Va
15
% 52%
—
Packing Corp
Callahan Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc.——
27'% Feb
12
48 V4 Nov
.
24
'.-7% Jan
•
May 29 f
10
8
2
32 3/i Jan
,
24%
*52
9%
y 24
I
22
;
94%
Vr-217/a
%
53%
t
it.*
*52
/
9%
93/4
24
24 y8
15 Va
95%
22 y»
-
113/8
.
153/8
95 V*
96
22
22%
*52
24'/«
5.700
9,300
3,900
9.70Q
11%
15
53%
,,,a.
/
245/8
53/8
5%
94
*93 V
93/4
13,700
8%
8%
24'/,
94
*93
.
a-.
i -t
14%
5%
11%
:
'
4,500
5,900
:
v.
20
•/: 53 Va
90
9%
8,400
24 %
9,700
9%
24 ft.;.
jij:
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle-
(1024)
Monday, March 11, 1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Year 1962
Highest
Lowest ^
37 % Oct
22
25 .1
Jun
9
96
24
Oct
:
13
V Jan
8
45% Jun 25
26% Jun 28
30 Va May 29
453/4 Jan
3
26% Oct
26'
38% Oct
23
••
4% May 29
44
V
■/ July
2
2'/a Jun
26
29 Va Jun
1
28 % Jun 25
124 % Jan
5
t Jun
26
79
42 Va Jan
;
1
49
Jan
16
29% Feb
12
13 Vs Mar
7
(Philip)
Carlisle Corp
15% Jan
Carey
3
Clinchfield
65% Feb 21
39% Jan
8
Carolina
Power
29
Jan
2
2
41
Feb 25
49% Feb
8
29 Va Jan
3
34% Jan 22
64% Feb
8
Carriers
10% Feb
Case
60 % Jan
10
36% Jan'
46
54
7
2
Jan
Jan
2
64 Va Jan
2
3% Jan
2
:
'
34% Mar
1
20% Jan
3
.v
36Va Mar
4
133 Vs Jan
8
Jan
2
90
;
80%
4%
38%
24%
40%
142 Va
4%%
13%
133/a
•1053/4
633/4
-••10534
6434
106%
No par
65
643/4
5
35%
35%
353/4
353/4
35%
-10
39%
I)
Co
39%
39%
39%
*48%
Corp
49%
49%
49%
33%
60 Va
33%
33 Vs
33%
62'
61%
613/4
9-
9%
1
:
common
1
•
—^—,.——.---100
preferred-*..—
7
2nd
No par
___10
34%
36 Va
.
5
173/4 Jan
18
14
Feb
27
18'A Jan
9
Products
Corp
141
4%V* conv preferred: seriesA>10Q
93
2nd preferred
-5%
Foundry Co
Central of Georgia Ry
2
343/8 Jan
28
Central
233/a
37%
x37'/s
373/4
37
6
Central
Illinois
48% Feb
*1383/4.142.
30
4% To
253/4 Jan
22
Central
Light
No
com
106%
106%
180
65
64%
65V4
11,500
35%
40%
35%
35%
2,300
'40%
6,600
.
75
*
50
33
33
63%
63
9%
76 :
;
•49
75
9%
76
4 Vs
38%
138%
1383/4
138V4
140
91%
91%
913/4
92
27%
27%
27%
17%
17%
43
42%
-
433 8
24 5/8
25%
24%
:-
25ss
16%
16%
163/4
16%
*48
51
*75Va
76%
•48% ^51
76%;
*48
471/4
233/a
501/4
34 38
76. "2
47%
47%
48%
•:
100%
lOOVa
233/a
22%
22%
42 7 8
100
*99
xl003/a
23 Va
100%
No par
16%
y
*751/8
33%
33%
.34 "
17%
341/8-
.
•75Vs-
47% ' 47%
par
•
22%"
43%
293/4
42 Vn
423/4
421/4
29%
29V2
293/4
29Va
•133/a
13%
13%
133/b
13%
14
22
223/8
22'/4
231/4
231/4
23 3i
6
No par
Cerro Corp
————5
Certain-teed Products Corp
1
17 Va
17%
Xl6%
17
16 3/8
16%
23% Jan
4
Cessna Aircraft
21%
213/4
21%
21%
22%
4% Jan
11
Chadbourn
3%
4%
38 Vi Jan
23
Chain
Soya
South
West
23
Century Industries Co
253/a Feb
6
193/4 Feb
Corp
Co
——
Co
Belt
——1
—-i
Gotham
Inc—
21
3%
J—10
Co
Corp
27'A96%
37 Va
29%
23 Va
1
———
193A
Chemway Corp
_■
1
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
3%%
convertible preferred—100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc
2
5%'
—
*37 V4
56%
*91
57
*10%
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
Class A
-w——v——40
'*—
*18%'
*16
Chicago Great Western Ry com__lO
5(/e preferred ——_—.—-.—50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
5Vc
preferred series A
100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR—No par
Chicago Yellow Cab
No par
33 Va
10%
58
:
15%
25%
27%
,
Chickasha
Chock
O'Nuts
Chris-Craft
Chrysler
50% Mar 19
93
Oct
Dec
14
27% Jun
521/4 Feb
16
25
V Jun
27
44 3/a Oct
24
32
18 Va Nov
V Jun
27
31
Jun
313/4 Oct
53
!
6
36% Feb
8
4%
preferred
453/4 Jan
7
€3% Mar
8
Cities
8
20 Va Jan
2
26 Va Jan
30
City
Feb
14
9% Jan
11
City Products Corp
No par
City Stores Co————/A—
,_10
34%
35
1
41%
31
'
Co
Investing
Co
17
2
37 3/a Jan
2
42% Feb
19
Cleveland-Cliffs
11
35% Mar
63 % Mar
6
4
100% Mar
4
5
1043/4 Feb
12
64
8
Jan
17
36 Va Jan
22
Jan
12
38% Jan
22
49% Nov
30
42
Mar
1
140 Va Jan
9
66
V
Mar
Jan~
273/8 Jan
55
Jan
10
Clevite
8
Cluett
144
Coastal
is
Coca-Cola
Co
21
Coca-Cola
Bottling Co of N Y.
20
3
■943/8 Feb
2
21
Jan
19
Jan
48% Feb
27
preferred
84% Mar
4
363/4 Jan
10
Collins
2
preferred
Aikman
32 3/a Feb
19
Collins
173/4 Jan'
3
8% Jan
2
10 3/8 Feb
14
Colorado
48% Jan
8
32 Vs Jan
3
36% Feb
15
14
Radio
5Va%
Colorado
*41
Jan
7
45 3A Feb
42% Jan
7
53
26 Va Jan
2
67
&
1st
Apr
83% Dec
107V4 Oct
19
113% Mar 30
49% Jan
Columbia Pictures common
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec
10
Combustion
Engineering
Commercial
Credit
111V4 Feb
19
22% Feb
28
27% Jan
29
Commercial
50 3/8 Feb
14
Commonwealth
4
57% Mar
7
Consolidated
81% Jan
2
89% Feb
105 Ve Jan
3
14
Consol
Jan
25
4>o
115% Feb
13
109
Feb
28
30'A Jan
2
35
33 % Jan
4
35 Vb Mar
96
Jan
28% Mar
9
94% Apr
2
8 Va Mar 15
/
94% Jan
3
16
23% Jan
18
26 Vb Feb
25
94
23
94
Jan
23
8
Feb
6
Jan
6% Jan
2
50% Jan
2
44
Jan
2
107V4 Dec
3
106
Jan
2
7
46% Mar
108% Jan 28
$4.52
10%
56 Va
57
8 5 Va
85
85%
10%
85Va
1073/4
* 100%
107 34
1 07 3/4
1073s
10734
107%
107 5/s
110%
110%
110 Va
110
110%
107%
28%
28%
283A
Coal
Corp
5
60 V4
60 Va
6OV4
37V4
37Vi
38 %
38%
40%
413/4
41%
41 Va
41 s.a
41%
41%'
X993'4
1003/b
100 34
1 00 3/4
100%
100%
100
100s/8
105
103V4
103%
103 %
103 %
104%
104%
•
5
1.25
common
5
3
20
72% Feb
16
58 3A Jan
2
643/4 peb
12% Jan
Continental
Insurance
5
29
10% Jan
2
12 Vs Feb
20
Continental
Motors
1
Feb
19
53 Vi Jan .*
2
561/4 Jan
2
41% Jan
2
59 % Mar
7
47'/a Feb 25
-Continental
Oil
26
*93%
7%
46 Va
107
97
Steel
73/8
44%
91%
2
4%
25
Delaware
Corp
.
:
*20
26%
96
7%
7%
46'A
46 '/a
107
•
107
43% 91
4%
45/8
61%
60 Va
60%
11%
11%
11%
11%
58
57%
57%
7
451/2
46%
96 V
*94
.
26
25%
96
*93%
7%
97
25%
96
7%
7 J/4
7J/a
46'A
46 J/4
461/4
46 5 a
1071/4' 1071/4
107V4
107%
91
59%
463/4
>■
25%
43%
20
56%
♦94
*93%
91
20
46
,
*103 %
44Va
'
21
5
50c
97
257 s
*93%
46%
4Va
com
■
107
43'A
105
*94
.
26 3/8
*90%
...
*1031/4
96
lo
common
preferred
of
*951/4
No par
17Va Jan
Steel
40% '■ 41%
102
Inc
&
61%
60%
26
convertible
28%
31%
37%
No par
Inc
28 Va
36%
91
Can
28 %.
59 Va
463/a Jan
$3.75 preferred
Continental Copper
28V4
60 Va
4
Continental
35
29
60
2
26
343/k
37
;No par
25
*31 %
35%
60%
101 Va
com
preferred
29
311/4
34 Va
37%
100
Feb
311/4
34%
•
60
No par
preferred
5Ve Jan
.-
313/8
*31
37
No par
com
Co
85
1
;
No par
Continental Baking
110%
;■
10
Co
Continental Air Lines
110
x55%
55%
28 %
„1.33V3
2
11
57V4
107 %
110
4 V4 Jan
footnotes,
12%
■*10%
85%
28
Laundries
Data
12%
84%
preferred
Control
12%
23%
85
443/4 Jan
6
10'
85'/4
V'
X34 Va
Continental
485/»
10
*
83%
i:
11
48 Ve
10
55
87 V4 Jan
41 % Mar
f l2%
48%
10
10%
31%
343/4
$4.16
preferred
Container Corp of America
$5.50
?
47%
12 Va
V
10%
23 %
11
2
7
47 Va
-9.3/4
12%
23%
553/4
13
36% Mar
:
23 Va
10%,
56
For
12%
47%
-
10%
123/4
463/8
110
No par
$4.50 preferred
$5
12%
48
a
25%
45%
54%
19
18
10
25%
110
11%
83/a Feb
Feb
/•' 47V4
10%
25%
46%
110
71%
55%
481/4 Jan
Feb
12%
.
243/4
82%
•
71%
107b
88 '/a Apr
21
9%'
*109
233/4
23%
23%
34 Va
Consumers Power Co
4%
47%
46%
•"
23%
110
31V4
7
18
23%
451%
46%
45%
34 Va
Consolidation
Jan
23
2 5 Va
25 Va
253/a
*109
71%
71
54%
Consolidated Natural Gas
102% Feb
46V4
110
*109
32 Va
15
105
7
12
J 25%
46
46%
110
34
30
4
Jun
45%
31 %
41% Jan
4
25%
25%
25%
*81
'
5
63% Jan
5
72 Va
52%
273/4
1
Corp
2
9934 Mar
82
71%
;
24%
25
82
713/4
100
series
pref
Foods
2
27
24%
82 Va
71%
71%
45%
52
273/8
27%
,
'
12.50
com
35 Vs Jan
433/4 Jan
102 Va Jan
96
Y
N
5 6 3/4 Jan
4
25Va
45
No par
of
Consolidated
40% Mar
27%
24%
*45
45%
53
51%
27%
No par
27
23
52%
*82
71'A
*109
—1
45%
27 3/a
10
29% Feb
42 3/4 Apr
104% Nov
Co
3
101 % Dec
47%
9%
1
—;
Co
24 Va Jan
20
46%
84%
35%
A
conv
Consolidated
46%
"
93 V«
223/4
9%
Electronics Industries
4.12%
Consol
32%
923A
35%
107%
109%
1
313%
22 3/4
9%
51%
1
preierred
7
Feb
323a
35%
*44%
5
Cigar Corp
Edison
393/4
43',
144
22 Va.
9 Va
100
Edison
12% Feb
7
Inc
common
Nast
2
4
39 %
42 3/a
*1413/4
93%
■84
5
—;
2
30
45 Va Feb
Solvents
Jan
2
10
36V4 Mar 16
653/s Apr
Conde
Co
49 Va Jan
113A Jan
109
•
5
preferred
Publishing
Cone Mills Corp
1
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
10'/a Mar
13% Feb -
-
.
45%
%
No par
18
2
Jan
313/4
10
preferred
483/4 Feb
2
39
31
144
-
29%
8
27 Va Jan
27
*143
144
65%
*36 Va "37 Vt
36 Va
29 Va
25
3
5
42 Va
30%
27
2
18
40%
42
35%
5
,—50
Feb
2
13
40%
:
29%
B_
Feb
21
65
101
65 Va
33%
74
8 Va Jan
50 V2 Dec
36%
43
33%
83 *
21
7
;•/
40
42% '
84 Vs
25% Feb
44 Va Jan
64%
65%
33%
Inc
System
443/o Jan
153/a Feb
36%
39%
pfd
100
System_2.50
4
8%
343/4
41%
100%
102
65%
47%
Gas
2
,•
41
63%64
*101
84
Columbia
11% Jan
30%
*83/4
34
'
32%
10
453/i Jan
30 Va
i
41::;.
46%
28 V4 Jan
1053/4 Jan
37s/a Mar 23
41
'
1
4
conv
31
92%
Broadcasting
4%%
23 Ve
-
22 %
2
25 Va Jan
22%
Ry—
noncumulative
$4.25
30%
•
63%
113 Va
8%
8%
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Mar
45%
633/a
112 Va
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383/4
45%
63%
22%'
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Southern
45
36%
1
Iron
38%
112
100%
653/4
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91%
106
'
62%
1103%
91%
8
22 V» Jan
77V4 Jan
4%
&
44%
62%
111
45
61%
110%
1
Co
Fuel
*105%
38%
No par
No par
—
Corp
preferred
X44%':
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91%
106
38 %
38%
38%
23%
64%
100%
Gas Producing_33 V3C
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States
$3.50
1
223% Jan
100
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
2
32% Mar
4%
61
*65
Corporation
—1
Peabody & Co common__3.25
26
84% Jan
413/a Jan
guaranteed
45%
23%
No par
gtd
50
stock__50
28
7 To
45
60 Ve
common_15
Feb
203/a Jan
24
Ilium
preferred
Special
9
2
81
$4.50
Co
Iron
38
53%
91V2
105%
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110%*110%
5
Co
Cleveland & Pitts RR 1%
Jan
12
3
Equipment
47% Jan
32 % Feb
81% May
1
34% Dec 13
41 Va Jan
6
37% Jan
42
283/4 Feb
1033/4
:
:
Cleveland Electric
4
9
No par
105%
38
commonl——J-IO
Jan
■V 8% Jan
105%
53%
91 Va
41%
65
243/4 jan V 3
Service
$4.40 conv preferred
30
3
53%
91 Va
29%.. 30 y8
8%
8%
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533/4
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91%
92
113% Mar
4
July
.54 J/4
92
2
2
8
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143
54
———————100
4
55% Jan
Mar 23
57
13J/4
87
Cincinnati Gas & Electric com.8.50
Feb
37 Va Apr
153/4
1
——25
Jan
43 % Jan
106
413/a jan
18
■
*19%
4% % preferred ——
—i—-100
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
10
C I T Financial Corp———
No par
65 % Oct
23
3
3
4
683A Jan
31 Va May 29
134% Jan
29
Jan
70V4 Apr
102
Oct
3
31% Oct
Jan
106
25V4
————5
Industries
48 V4 Jan *
3
33% Feb
94
27
1
14
9
96% Jan
27
22 3/a
Corp——25c
Corp
38% Jan
26
58% Jan
8
37
27
Jun
Feb
Feb
5
-
35% Feb-
1
8% Dec
20
23%
2
91
49 % Mar 21
59% Feb
112'/a Feb'
97% May 29
543/4 Feb
49% Jan
104
29
107
2
Oil
Cotton
Full
4
37
*363A
Champion Papers Inc com
No par
$4.50 preferred
—i-L-'-No. par
Champion Spark Plug, Co———-.l.%;
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Checker Motors Corp———.
1.25
Chemetron
29%
44
91-
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42
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26
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87 Va July 10
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,
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22
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363/4 May 29
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7
Jan
47 V4 Feb
101 Va Jan
40
50
33%
41%
preferred —————100
Illinois Pub Service
106%
1,600
35%/;
393/4
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33 %
'
6lVal
'
92%
X91 Va
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1013/a Jan
2,900
353/4
23%
37%
351/4
•
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Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
5%
-
9%
76%
•
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233/b
com__No par
100
14
61%
;
9
36
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50% Jan
:
76
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1
77% Jan
14
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Central Aguirre Sugar Co
5
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13%
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44%
27%
13%
13%
106%
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353/4
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475/8 Feb
28
13%
Light
General
Caterpillar
16
Feb 18
Jan 15
Feb 27
27% Mar
133%
1063/4
643/4
Friday
March 7
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preferred
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93% Mar
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27 Vs
Sales for
Thursday
,
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45
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26%
106 Va
Carter Products Inc —
9
20
Feb
& 45
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preferred
&
March 6
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&
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Carrier Corp common
20
Jan
&
Wednesday
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10
—
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»
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March 4
—5
Mfg Co
12
107
2
35 Vs Jan
22
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Carborundum Co
2
1013/4 Jan
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK,
EXCHANGE
43% Mar
Jan 10
/ 44
Mar 22
137 Va May 9
91
Dec 19
'29
NEW YORK
<
26 V4 Jan'.;:
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Mar 16
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15 % Mar 30
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64
Dec 27
453A Mar 14
443/e Feb
8
49% Sep 28
36% Jan
2
77
Mar 12
7 9% Jan
3
70
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4
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33/4 Jan
4
25
18% Nov
,
Highest
Lowest
-
700
V
21,000
•
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Number
Volume
6245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Range for Previous
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
34% Feb
Lowest
;
5
22 % Jan
21
34% Mar 19
27 V* Jan
2
157/8 Feb
18
12
2
Jan
4
21% Jan
2
26% Jan
15
6
16% Jan
2
20 y» Jan
25
18% Oct
24
23
Sep
8% Oct
27
18% Oct
23
43
12% Jim
25
23 V* Mar
.
1
27% Oct
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
.
Jan
26
Feb
14
30% Jan
9
Controls
15% Feb 21
•
27
Dec
14
49% Jan
3
54% Feb
Corn Products
167 % Jan
Corning Glass
Works
Feb
152% Mar
194% Mar 19
90
Feb
24
88
Feb
21
92% Mar
Jan
2
23% Jan
24
13% Jan
2
15% Jan
31
2
5% Jan
87% Jan
27
5
24
96% May 17
24% Jan
4
21
Oct 31
21% Mar 12
Dec
36
:
28
5% Dec
Oct 24
28
26
24
14
48
19
19
4
Crowell-Collier
V* Feb
27
35% Jan
7
Crown Cork &
Feb
27
45
4
22
27
Sep
5
2
Jan
97
3
96 V* Jan
May
16% Jan
21% Mar 29
107 % Feb
52
100
103
19
21
Jan
$2
Jan 28
Jan
Feb
14% Jun
25
20% Jan
18
6% Oct
25
15% Jan
19
7% Jan
10
Jan
25
3
70% Jan
29
52 V* Jan
63
Jan
25
9% May 29
12% Feb
13
10
-11
Jan
29
17% Jan
19% Aug 23
Mar
Steel
5%%
1
28
33 % Jan
2
19 % Jan
22% Feb
13
5% Jun
22
13% Feb 20
6 % Jan
8% Feb
14
25
35
Mar 13
25% Jan
39% Feb
14
$4
12% Feb
14
Jun
8% Dec 28
14% Jun
14% Feb
27
47% Oct
9
19
Aug 16
35% Aug 21
78
Mar 20
24
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Jan
17% Jan
20 V*
31 y8 May 29
38% Feb
64
18
Jan
Feb
5
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18
16%
15%
16%
15
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58
5
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10
93
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Cunningham Drug Stores Inc__2.50
Publishing common
1
23% Feb 20
33% Jan
-
' 22%
14
24%:
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20
92%
22%
23
T S Corp—
No par
Cudahy Packing Co common
5
4%% preferred--———
100
19 V* Dec
.
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93
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preferred^.i_^^i-i-.i.No par
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8
45% Oct
>
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18
105% Mar
.
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5 vV'-'S
Sales for
Thursday
March 7
' 24%
24%
29% -30
*
;
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89
.
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22%
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100
Crown Zellerbach Corp common
23
22%
PRICES
351/4
No par
Crompton & Knowles Corp;.
31
*91
common^;#.—^**—.,25''
25% Feb
Jan
*87%
93
22%;
231/4 ,,24-
18%
.351/4
5i y8
51%
I5514 157%
89
1
3%% preferred
Crescent Petroleum Corp com
5% convertible preferred—
24% Feb
20% Jan
59% Jan
8
7
Crane; Co
4
Mar
44
Jun
18
52%
157
*91
100
—
6
28
41
86% Jun
8
23% Jan
1947
Inc
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8
14% Jan
24
34% Dec
12% Oct
49% Feb
83% Jan
15
18
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Mar 13
Dec
37% Aug
Aug
2
25
26
of
-
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15
23%
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100
preferred
35
51%
5
common
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7,
Feb
42% Mar 19
30
91
35
5
preferred
3%%
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'
27% Aug 24
Oct
3 % %
12
12
18
:
42 V* Jan
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22 V* Jun
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Jan
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6
37
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15
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.
25
28%
1
2
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5
24%
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Tuesday
March 4
,
5
32 % Jan
92% Jan
11
■
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60% Mar 28
May 28
87
Par
America
43% Mar 21
26
105 % Jun
of
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co
1
40
Co
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co—.
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
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LOW AND HIGH
Monday
•
5.
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\
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
*11
r
>
6,400
3,800
61
17,100
D
32% Oct.
22
86% Jan
5
f 45
Jan
2
40% Jan
7
'
Dec
12 '
89% Jan
17
91
45% Feb
92
21
Dana
Corp
common
Feb
4
15% Feb / 7
13
Jan
2
14% Feb
1
18% Mar. 12
13% Jan
2
17% Feb
21
20% May 29
29 V* Jan
27
Jan
21
30
'Jan
77% July 27
85 Vz Dec
31
82
Mar #4
86
Jan
2
Preferred
78% Aug
3.75%
86
31
84 Vz Mar
87
Jan
18
Preferred
3.75%
11
May 29
9 Vz Jun
25
2
81% Aug 30
34% May 28
2
Dec
4
13
87% Jan
4
90
Jan
29
16
4
45% Jan
4
20
45% Jan
51% Jan
2
60 Va Feb
14
19% Jan
21
22% Feb
13
Delaware
2
12% Jun
27
20% Dec
38% Jun 26
55% Feb
15
46% Jan
21% Jun
29 V« Feb
15
26
3
36 V* Mar
25
22 Va Jan
7y8 Mav 29
30
Nov
9% Oct
12
31% Dec
52% Feb
42% Feb
27% Jan
10
21% Feb
19
2
Delta
2
10
Jan
22
2
34% Jan
29
Detroit
183a Jan
10% Jan
2
13% Feb
18
26
34% Jan
10
31 % Jan
24
32% Feb
27
69
12
46% Jan
3
54% Feb
19
10 y4 Oct
4
Feb
53% Jan
27 Va Jan
18
1738 Feb
45% Jan
2
10% Jan
15
11% Oct 26
23
,
16
35% Jun
25
12 V* Jun
22
21% Jan
3
15
May 29
22% May 29
16% Jun 25
22% Dec
5
48 V* Mar 23
40
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17% Oct
/ 24
Dec
?7
15
6
14
Jan
8
22% Jan
22
2
19
Jan
Disney
29
Distillers
3
24% Feb
13
3
25% Feb
15
23
2
28% Mar
6
21% Jan
19
Mar
20% Jan
4
25% Mar #1
25% Jan
2
29% Jan
22
25% Jan
25
4
62% Jan
14
72% Jan
4
55
Mar
25
20% May 29
31
Feb
8
22% Jan
2
25% Jan
15
Drewrys Limited U S
23
16% Jan
2
17% Jan
22
43
Jun
26
DuBois
61
May 27
55% Jan
3
59
Jan
17
Get
Duke
24
25
Jan
13% Jan
2
14% Jan
17
10% Jan
29
164% Jun
101% Jun
81 Va
24 Va
27
254% Mar 14
.5.
July 12
May 29
114
42
Feb
4
43 % Jan
46
Jan
2
48% M'ar
Oct
•
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July 10
47
Mar 27
48
25
45 % Jan
May 25
48% Jun
13
48 % July 13
23
du
33% Feb 26
49 Va
Feb
2
2
48
17
*109% Jan
7
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Jan
45
28
85 Vz Jan
44
43% Jan
Jan
107% Feb
•
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.
249
29% Feb 19
Jan
45% Feb
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;
7
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47
21
Mar
Co
22
15
9
119% Oct
24
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12
12% Feb
28
1123V* Oct
15% Jan
33 Va Dec
13
26% Feb
28
31% Jan
$1
24
30
Jan
100
Jan
36% Feb
13
2
26% Jan
2
5% Jan
2
6% Jan
2
54% Feb
8
37% Jan
12% Jan
24
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
30
8
33% Jan
;
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14
Jan
3
19
Feb
2
71% Feb
27
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2
16% Jan
9% Jan
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2
2
42% Jan
2
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14
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11
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4
18% Jan
10
38% Mar
6
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28
14
5J/2 May 29
11% Feb
13
19 Vz May 29
7% Jan
2
8% Feb
6
32% Jan
2
22% Jan
2
25% Jan
11
50% Mar ; 5
30% Jan
3
51% Jan
8
For
39% Mar
footnotes,
21
see
8
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16%
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32%
32%
32%
13,200
10%
18%
33
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Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric Co
Endicott Johnson Corp
5%
preferred
361/4
10
49%
25
18 Va
93
70
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33
8
9%
36%
9%
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36%
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100
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page 25.
35%
Feb
27
Factor (Max) & Co class A
1
Fairbanks Morse & Co
No par
Fairbanks Whitney Corp com
1
$1.50 convertible preferred
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp 1
Falrchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont
Foods Co common
5%
junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing Corp
50c
50
1
39%
13%
4%
13%
15%
15%
40
41%
7%
23 V*
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34
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27
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24
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70% Mar 21
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14
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8
28-
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27%
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19
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50
31
2
27%
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50
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46
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55
50
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2
27%
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;
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27%
45%
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preferred
Englehard Industries
2% Jan
19%
11
2,000
National Watch: Co.——.5
Ei Paso Natural Gas——
w—
3
Emerson Electric Mfg Co
1
8
Jan
19% Jan
21%
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6
63
27%
19%
25%
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Stainless
Electronic
11
51
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Electric & Mus Ind Amer shrs—10s
Electric Storage Battery
10
24
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241/4
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15
11% Jan
43
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Stop Nut Corp of Amer
1
Electric Auto-Lite Co-ii.———„5
9
3
45% ft. 45
22%.
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Elastic
8
2
45 Va
22%
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Products
4%%
11
9% Jan
Ekco
18
31% Mar
Nov
4%%
29
18
1
34%:
1
(E I)
Edison Bros Stores Inc
2
29
9 % Mar
34V«
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14
Jan
27% Jan
311/4
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Eaton Manufacturing Co
5
49% Jan
24
$3.60
18
Jan
34% Mar Vi::
42% Jan
2
33%
24%
-
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prior
Eastman
32 V* Jan
Jan
3 4 V4
25%
preference——.,—
Air
Eastern
14
94% Jan 31
50
33%
45%
preferred
4% %
18
Jan
33%
'
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23
Mar
11%
21
32%
23%
—
preferred
conv
14% Jan
53
11%
20%
>
49%
100
30
11 Vz
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Dynamics Corp of America
22
60
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preferred
97
7
51%
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42%
2
2
51
42%
Eastern
92 Vz Jan
51%;
51%
32
Co
$2.10 preferred
8
52% Jan
121%
32%
31%
Eagle-Picher Co
37% Jan
12%
121/4
32%
20%
481%
32%
12%
32%
32%
14
V 14% Mar
32%
12% :
32%
8
12 Va
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50%
31%
14
4
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12%
32%
5
Light
56% Mar
2
32%
32V4
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23% Feb
14% Mar
32%
12 &
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'
87%
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34% Jan
3k
12%
107%
2
Jan
20%
9%
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87%
2
98% Mar
9%
19%
9%
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9%
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2
106% Jan
20 Va
9%
20%
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19% Jan
12% Jan
20%
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Jan
20
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88
46 % Jan
Jan
27
31%
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4
90
27
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3
25
27
87%
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31
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26%
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1,400
18,100
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4%
7
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9%
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preferred
48
49
36%
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32%
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130
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32
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20% Jan
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$4.50 preferred
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3
451/2 '
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4
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1
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28
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4
50% Mar
28
Jan
17% Mar
de
90 "•
11%
Chemicals Inc.
Pont
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11%
8
Apr *27
Jan
45 V* Jan
7
Jan
Jan
97% Apr 27
32 V* Mar 22
y
39
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233
11
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37%
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Dunhill International
Feb 26
49 Vb
38
86
50c
11
13
20
83
86 J
3,700
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28%
82%
20%
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Dresser Industries
6% May 29
49
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1
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16%
28
5
2
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16
90
45% •45%
51
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5
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51
50c
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Mar
22
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41%
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14%
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Inc
32
May 29-
86
41%-
92
2.50
Mines Ltd—
24
13
*84%
50%
Productions
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
Dover Corp
£
Dow Chemical Co_
14
22% Jan
Apr 24
*82
51
Club Inc
Fund
27%
83
1
Corp-Seagrams
Dominick
28%
83
51
Corp
Pepper Cot——
Dome
U
37% Jan 26
27
Dr.
27%
50 %
Corp
Corp
(Walt)
16 Vz
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Divco^Wayne Corp
,
8
24 Va
Co
Fruit
(The)
46 V* Jan
2
Va Jan
Stores
26
1
15
National
DiGiorgio
Diners'
35% Feb
21% Jan
■
Diana
3
>18%Jan
43% Jan
31% July 18
25% Jan
2
20% Dec 28
17% Jun 27
16% May 29
12% Jan
Diamond
16%
45%
20%
10
—....
Diamond Alkali
7
27% Jan
233a Mar 26
40% Feb
Oct
,
53% Mar
2
11 Va Mai'
22
21
3
Edison
16%
90
45 %
3
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
30
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6.75
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16%
84%
.
92
14
82 %
1
41%
14%
84%
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%
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14%
82
50c
41
92
14%
28
100
421,8
141/4
100
Power & Light Co_
Lines Inc new
9 Va Jan
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100
A
Dentist's Supply Co of N Y._—_2.50
Denv & Rio Grande West RR_No
par
DeSoto Chemical Coatings
;
1
31 % Jan
24
9% Oct 25
Air
42%
92
16 %
common—7
series
series B
series C
Hudson—
.9
37% Oct
Oct 24
Light
42
.14%
16%
28%
;
&
Delaware
6
3
26% Oct
40
&
Preferred 3.90%
Decca Records Inc
19
6
14%
50c
31
12% Mar
20
/
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19% Jan
41%
*90%
5
Inc—
Deere & Co
13
41% Oct
51% Apr
57% Feb
15 %Jun
Mills
Dayco Corp
Dayton Power
31
1
100
preferred series A
River
Dec
87
15
3%%
Dan
•
r-
;:;k-
'J?'-:
:
7%
23
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51 %
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34%
34%
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27,900
11,600
8
23%
51
34 Vz
,
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40
3.500
(1026)
18
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle . vvMonday, March 11* 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
-
Range for
Previous
Highest
Lowest
6% Jun
,
14 Vi Feb
44% Feb
25
27
17 '
*
22
24
25
5
6V4 Feb
25
12% Oct
Dec
30
,35% Jan
21 Va Jan-,
Dec. 21
29% Jan
3
95y4 Jan
96
22
13 Va May 29
21V4 Jan
8% Nov
7
36 Vb Jun 26
<7% Oct 24
47
Dec
26
14% Jan
8
24
97-
25% Oct 24
19% Jan
3
8V2 Jan
12
22% Jan
2
27% Feb
27 Va Feb
15
24% Jan
Nov
20
84
Jan
56
24
23 V4 Oct
May 29
1474 Jail
2
30% Oct 24
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20
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221/2 Jan
24
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6
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2
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19
33% Jan
21
4
46 % Feb
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10%
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13 Va
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28
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24
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10%
Inc
Dairies
Foxboro Co
.,
16%
38%
6
6
6 Va
;
41%
69%
42 V'4
Foster-Wheeler Corp
19% Jan
25% Apr 11
46% May 22
■:
17 Va
,24%
32%
.
54 !
89-
7,500
5.600
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.
-
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86 Va Jan
•
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70
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11
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28
2
..
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6,000
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14%'
55
;'t43%.
407b
2
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Motor
Jan
;
1
94%
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44
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—
29
25% Jan
>
'
85
Ford
34% Jan
.
2
17 Vb
Inc—
Mart
Foote
14
3
29% Jan
78 Va May 29
Food
34% Jan
28
3
19%'
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f
.
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.
70 Va
"
22,600
17,300
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•
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37%
'
,
33 Vb
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•
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69:/
20V4
common—.1
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Stores
convertible,preferred;
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?
25
9V8 Jan
30 Va Feb
31%.
8%
39% /
*23%.
25V4
*87%
-
38
-
14%'
371-8 " 38 Va
>32%
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$4.20 divid pfd series of '51
15
Food Giant Markets Inc common—1
,
33% Jan
11
7% Oct 29
19 Vi Oct
Fair
47% Jan
28
42 Va Apr
»
•
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34-Va
327c * 33 Va"»
2.50
10
10 Va Jan
•
26
28% Feb
"
8%
;
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Corp Ltd
Corp
8
/
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1
s*
33
8 '%
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17 VB ; 17 VB1
45%;
X24%
-
2-50/
Light Co
30 Va Jan
1
Mar
42
Jan
12 Vb Feb
;
Coast
C
M
Food
13% Jan 31
6
27% Feb
F
14% Feb
2
10% Mar
East
Power. Corp—__
Fluor
/
19 Vb Jan
•
Feb
67
Oct 24
25
11% Jan
32 VIb
31%
Co_^25
Railway
Florida
25 Va Feb
4
4
45% Feb
3
14% Jan
30%
;
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Florida Power &
A41% Feb
2
20 Vb Mar 29
22% Oct
Jan
Jan
/
•
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22%
16%
39 V8
:
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-
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r~.
9
17 V. Feb
1
14
13
$2.25
75 Va Jan
■
2
17
8
May 29
10V4 Jun 25
.
£
Feb/14
4
■*?.
2
40V4 Jan
18% Oct 26
•
25 VB
No par
conv A 2nd-preferred
100
conv.B, 2nd nfd^i.
Nonpar
/ $4.50
:
Jam 40
46% Jan
v
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21%
•
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45
;
preferred
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96Va/MaC.-'8
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Stores—i_._—/No par
Moore>Inc?-._'?.-——/-l
Fiintkote Co
.
i
*23%-, .24%
45%
21%
•
82% Feb
24
29 Vb Oct
,
-v 45
,30V8 Mart
48 Ve Jun
11
vi
23
Jan
5
.
Jan
47
2
-41 Va Jan-
.
National
25
37 >4
29%
'16%'
39%
'
287a
': 8Vb
.
Shares
March 8
29 Va
21%,
•
634 '/> 674 1
17./;.; 17%
24 V4
45
v
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the Wee*.
Friday /
,
March 7
297'a
29Va
-
Sales for
'
Thursday,
17
39%
/'
*23%'
Charter Financial Corp_No par
*Fischback &
Feb •' 15
18
87% Feb
'
series
First
:>
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M 8 V4 '
W-16%
/
39%
v.-
First
21% Feb
3.
Jan
90
Mar 16
Feb -13
26
21 %
•
23
16% : .17
8 Vt
,
&- Rubber_—_No par-
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-
46
28'A Jun' 25 :
;
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104 "
18
31
March 6
22 V4
39
■
Feb 27
37% Jan 29
35% Mar r~8
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:
6;
31% Feb 13
50V* J An I 2
85 Va Jan
.
33% Jan
4
.
9
X21%:
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preferred
25
Federated >Dept Stores-..?—.____i;25
Fenestra TnC'-w-A^——-----10/
/.-Ferro-' Corp.--"-«^
—.-.-^1 >
Fiberboard
Paper Products__No par
Fifth Avenue Coach/Lines* InC-i—lO"
Filtrol Corp
——~1
*"S Financial .Federations- Inc—__--__l
14
22Va
8%
:
f
29%
20%.
4.60%.
/ 74 Va
,v-17%'Jan»C2-
8
Mar>
87
80% A *' I"''
'
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3% Jun
-
16
26 V4 Mar.
,
35% Feb
2
33 Va Mar
/
2
5OV4 Jan
35 Va Jun
1
Jan
pfd
2nd
conv
Federal
6
-
26% Feb
-
.
;72% Jari2
:;20%lMay8
May 29
17
23% Janv 2 :
26
Jan
2;
s27% Jftn
66. < Feb
.
Feb
29 %
A__23
Paper Board Co common__5
5V2%
%;40%FebV14
2
35% Jan
;
47
Feb 26
14
:
48% Mar 21
■
113%-Oct. 23
Jan
Dec
Jan
142
23% Oct 23
89
-
35 Vb Mar.15
25V4 Oct 24
12
.2
28 Va Dec
'V
47% Oct' 24
-
42Va Jan
3'31% Feb
May 29
22 Va May 29
43 V* Oct
2
53 Va Feb
:18% *Jun' 20:
14
3
29 Va
Co comi—1
Pacific Electric
Federal
,
23% Jan
54 V2 Jan
.10% May 29
29
Oct 24
•
7
May 10
24
22% July 11
37 Va Jun
7
Federal
'
March 5
28 Va
Corp__——^_2
Corp——_u_;—
1
Mogul Bower Bearings——5
•
Fedders
17% Jan: 15
44 Va Jan 29
8 V4 Jan/14
% 17% Jan 16
:40« • Jan -18
s
24% Feb
6
/
-6% Feb 19
16 Va Jan < 2
367/rMar 1
2
22 V» Feb
Fa wick
./; Wednesday
Tuesday
March 4
<
1.
5
Metallurgical Corpi
Fansteel
8% Jan :16
Monday
Par
'
/
Finance Corp
Family
19
V
1
>
21
23% Feb
-
8>
Mar.
38
42% Mar 15
■
30 % Oct
8% Jan :
15% Jan
>
5
23% Feb
11% Oct 24
31 'Jun 25
6 % Oct 24
14% Oct 25
*
17% Jan
Jan
28
25
14
13% Jun
EXCHANGE
32% Feb
8
2
2
2
26% Jan
2
10 V4 Mar 13
May 28
20
Mar 29
29
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
NEW
V
Range Since Jan. 1.1963
V: Highest
Lowest; »>•
Year 1962
28 Va
10,000
27%
67,500
•
86 Va
27 Va
•
50
G
Mar
36
31% Feb
35%
Jun~25
Feb 21
58
31% Mar
4% Mar 19
2% Oct 24
14
27 Va Jan
26% Jan
2
18% Jun
23 Vb Jun
Oct
11
Feb
86
52V4 Jun 25
6
Dec
85
8
41 3,4
42%
42 Va
42%
42 V8
42%
42%
42%
42'A
42%
4.700
8
Gar
4%
15,200
6
4
7
24
;•*
u
42 Va Feb
4
29% Jan
19
9
14% Jan
-
.2
36% Feb
1
25 Vb Mar
1
54V4 Jun
25
78
Va Mar 12
71% Mar
6
79% Jan
35*A July 25
57% Jun 25
10 V« Oct
22
Jun
53% 'Mar
1
44»/a Jun
15-;;%
5
39% Jan
25
96
Jan
2
77% Jan
2
30
Jan
11% Jan
2
33% Jan
4
2
21% Jan
2
116% Dec
3
1U% Jan
4
,
21% May 29
108
4
General
23
14
85V2 Feb
13% Jan
341/4 Feb
26
116% Feb
1
59% Dec
5%
115% Dec
21
88 Va Dec
57% Jan
2
64
Feb
Jan
2
117
Jan
Mills
30
$5
$3.75
1
87
Jan
3
95% Mar
43% Aug 14
35
Mar
7
40% Jan
15
General
Outdoor
24
30% Mar
1
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
23
General
Portland
26% Jun
25
59
9
34% Jan
2
39% J«n
39
Feb
18
General Precision
/
Jan
34% Oct 19
4% May 29
44% Feb
2
5% Jan
3
25% May 28
9
Oct 18
37 »/b Mar 22
31% Jan
4
21% Nov
•
44 % Jan
9
37 Va Jan
10
18
22 % Mar 28
1
10
General
20
General
7
General
i.frri
11 % Jan
2
-]•?*
26% Jan
21Va Mar
5
2
1
32% Feb
•
24 VB Mai
General
26% Jan
22
27% Jan
30
$1.30
preferred
26% Jan
25
27% Jan
8
$1.25
18% Oct 24
29
Jan
2
26% Feb
2
22% Jan
General
13
19% Feb
20
12% Jan
28
Oct
22
30 % Apr
3
23% Feb
1
General
25
102 % Feb
4
23
20% Jan
Jun
101 % Jan
2
102% Mar
5
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
13
101% Jan
4
107
2
42% Feb
19
Tele
General
16
97
24
10
2
Jan
Feb
58%
22
35
Jan
14
36% .T-n
Feb
12
1033i Feb
14
Inc
7,100
37,900
5
1
72%
74%
72 Va
73%
.71%
73%
73%
74V2
74VB
74%
59,900
9
77%
Gerber
8
21
14% Jan
3
16% Jan
5
28% Jan
3
32
33 % Jan
2
Mar
27
34% Nov
28% Oct
24
55
2
28
Jan
11
29 % Oct
26
43% Mar 15
33
Jan
3
38% Mar
32% Mar 21
29
.
Gibraltar
35 Va Jan
9
Gibson
34% Mar
5
Gillette
4
Gimbel
Feb
12
Ginn
&
13% Feb
13
Glen
Alden
32% Oct
45% Feb
14
36% Jan
2
40% Jan
11
21% Nov
14
19% Jan
4
25
Feb
18
24
24
9% May 29
11% Mar
6
13% Jan
4
42% Jan
2
49
Jan
24
44% Jan
2
31% Mar
36%
Goodrich
116%
116 Va
5 la
95
941/2
95
94
35%
35
35%
35%
36
18
18 VB
18
18'A
18
18 Vt
37 VB
36%
36%
36%
36%
*37
39
-30
35% Feb
> May
2g
137% July
3
147 *
16% Jan
28
17
26
36% Jan
2
24
28% Jan
21% May 29
32% Nov
29 f
31% Jan
53
Jun
14
64% Nov
26
30
May 29
-47% Dec
5
20% Jun 27
30% Dec
143
5
24
b; 61% Jan
30% Jan
2
81% Dec 31
82
•43% Apr 12
>94% May 11
>
97
97% Jun
107_
a
Dec
18
■100% Feb
•*
footnotes,
18V
62,900
7.200
19%
15 Va
15 VB
15 VB
15%
15 %
15%
15
15%
30%
*33%
30%
30%
30%
31 %
32
32
32%
34%
34 %
341/4
*33%
34%
33%
33%
33%
34 3«
33%
31%
34 Vb
34%
34
34%
38%
38 %
37 %
38%
37 %
38 ~
37%
37%
26%
11%
x39%
26%
26 Vb
26%
26%
26%
26 %
26%
6,900
12
11%
11%
11 Va
11%
11%
11%
14,200
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
39%
40%
2.500
x21
21 Vb
21 Va
21 Va
21 Va
21 Va
11 Va
3,300
15
-
'-
34!/a
33%
38% Y38%
26%.
11%
39%
21.
11 %
>
5
:
26%
12'%
40
•-*,21 Va /
11%
46%/ 47%
11%
21%
Iflfi
vFeb- 15
107% Feb
25.
•'**
108% Jen
30
19 V. 107% Feb .19
>18% Feb 12
page
6
,
22% Jan
,7
300
9,600
46%
;.
1,300
11 %
11 Va
11 Va
11%
46
46%
46%
46
46%
25,100
33 VB
33%
36,700
38 VB
38 Vb
40
40 %
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18 Va
-
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6.200
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14 %
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Co
Co
-
6.25
—
—
&
.
5
—
—.
--
-
5
(W T) Co common———2:511
Atlantic
31%/32%
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Co___—
City Steel
—
V 32% *32%
:
14%/ 14%/
V::
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i.
:
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83'%
'
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3Vs
43% ■
43%
43%
conv
preference—/—
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22%
15%
38
83
•:
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'
16%
173a
■'
38
:
c 37-
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Mobile & Ohio RR com/No par
• x43%
-
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42»4*
43 %
15%
16
38%
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5.800
49'
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-
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37%
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.
88 Va
86
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37\4
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96 Va-
96 Va
40%
/$4.40
preferred
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:
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.
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mg
100
-
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100
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14,800
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92,900
42
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•
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27,000
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.
>
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29% " '29%
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-
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88
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•
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38
•
48% -■49%
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-
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-
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$5-preferred 2———
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87 "
87/
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Gulf States iltilities^Co-'cojn-Nopar—k -3€ Va : 3T
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—:
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38%
.
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36%
38%
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6,300
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•
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>
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•
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3%
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43 Va
.
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>
.
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48;100
-
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3%
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'
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•
v
23
83
.
Gulf.
7
100% Feb .18
100% Feb. 18
-
.
6,700
155,500
*
11%
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"
Mar 12.
see
23,500
2,900
20%
14%*
4 V2 %
25
'■96% Jan
3
108% Mar 14
41
-.
53%
19%
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Grumman Aircraft- Eng Corp—
1:38 % Mar -7
2
Jan
95
12
17
34 .* Jan
-9
43% Feb
45%
53%
19%
,
19
-95% Jan
-
Mar --7
*
Jan r 2
45%
54
19 Vb
15 %
preferred. 4——100.
* Shoe
Manufacturing:Co_-/_3- :
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393/4 Feb 15
92, Feb
r
38% Jan if,4
19,
45 Va
53%
19
30
>30%
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34%
/
7%
Green
4
46% Jan
••
-
44%
53%
xl3Va
.
•
>
20
72% Feb
3
41% Jan 24
44% Apr
.
18
Feb
45%
52%
19 VB
102
17%
Great
27
30% Feb1-
43%
53%
Great Nor .Iron Ore .Prop_r-.No par-.
-.... -15%V 157%
- 15%
Great.Northern Paper».C0 ——
25:/...
>>37// 37% • •
37
Great Northern- By Co-u.
rNo'pAi*47% 49%.,/■'
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Great Western Financial Corp-irrl' :W
17%
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.
x37%
5
38
2
45%
54
18%
1
preferred
JGrayson-Robinson Stores
4
8
102 %
53%
1
33A%
14
Feb,
1,100
102%
35%
101
29
Tire
Union
Grant
Hi
19% Jan
23
*
5
154
102%
35%
102%
10
17
(W
*;i Graniteville
11
4C% Feb
-
4
Jan
4,800
35 Va
35%
45%
54
5
Granby Mining Co Ltd-—————5
16% Jan. 15
33% Jan., 2
Sep
10
35%
35%
28J/a
8
42% Jan
106%
17%
2
23
*106
29 Va
81% Jan
49% Mar-
106%
28%
12
2
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17
83
43% Jan
103%
17%
29% Jan
v
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28%
20 V8 Jan
47% Feb
103 Va
%
17% Oct
v
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17
9
Feb>
103 %
35%
1
10
22 Va
*102
102%
1
;
22 V4
22
103 Va
21%
35%
4
(B F)
10%
10 Va
10 »/«
10%
22%
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22
102% 102 Va
106% 106%
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5
Inc—-
10%
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35%
35%
80c
—
23%
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44%
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100
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28
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10%
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—
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29%
15
42
10%
2.50
com
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2
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1,000
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12% Jan
2
3.33%
25
23%
11
2
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18 Va
18
62% Feb
10%
16,500
25
25
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24% Feb
88,900
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100
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31 Va
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25 Vb
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23
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3,800
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38
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5
13
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22
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11,800
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24
27
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Feb
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39
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20
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9
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105
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61
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Goodyear
54% Feb
14
July 24
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33%
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24
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28
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22
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72% Jan
1
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90
19,800
12%
•
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1
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Cards Inc
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28
2
27% May 29
3
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27
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116%
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9% Jan
70% Jun
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12
115%
100
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23% Jan
30% Oct
42 »/4
79%
12%
61%
93 Va
—
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14
Jun
41%
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12
60%
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14% Feb
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116
35%
41%
79%
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34
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15
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7
16% July
6
8% Jun 22
12% Oct
33%
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25
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26
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Georgia-Pacific
2
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53
40
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conv
55 Vb Jan
19
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$4.50
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52
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12
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10
16
3,000
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5
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&
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6
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4
34
87
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42
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42
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28
75
42
30
230
14%
15
14 V2
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6,900
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28
19% Dec
15
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8%
26
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9,100
9
103
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common
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8
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14
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-
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5% Jan *8
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24,200
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26
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27
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14
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13
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100
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20
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2
18
Feb
9% Jan
15
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9% Feb
2
83% Jan
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3%
211/4
26%
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24%
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24%
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21%
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American
$4.50
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6
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3%
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3
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14
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4
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5
111
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5
12% Jan
Jun
4V4 Oct 24
-
1
2
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14
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27
6,500
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8% Mar
42% Mar 15
23
7,700
32
8
2
9
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36%
32
1
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3
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Jun
36'/8
32%
18
7% Jan
10% Jan 26
32
22%
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31%
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2
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22%
36
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27
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22 »/4
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32 Va
2
16
99
.
22
37%
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9
33% Mar
1
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-
8% Apr 23
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70
Jun 28
22V4
36%
2
Jan
12 Vb Mar
7
44 % May
24
May
22 ''n
32%
26% Mar
16
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Feb
22
36%
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97
4
32 Vb Feb
8
27
19
20% Jan
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4 %
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10% Jun 27
1
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Range for Previous
Year 1962
;
Lowest
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest.
NEW
Highest
YORK
STOCK
Monday
Sales for
Tuesday
March 4
EXCHANGE
March 5
37% Aug 30
36 % Mar 22
40
59% Feb
14
53% Jan
18
27% Jan
2
14% Feb
21
Jan
22
32% Feb
Hackensack Water
6
12.50
27% Jan
2
25
Jan
2
Jan
3
36% Jan
31
33% Fnb
14
Hammermill
4
23% Feb
32 '/a Feb
18
Hammond Organ Co
-
34% Jan,
34% Jan
98% Mar
15
43% Mar 13
6
7
34% Jan
Hanna
29
Paper
(MA)
Co
18
Harbison-Walker Refrac
6% preferred
23
Harcourt
13%
13%
23%
98%
75% Jan
2
53% Jan
10
38% Feb
Harris-Intertype
1
34% Jan
24
Harsco
24% Jan
4
21% Jan
9
Dec
21
34% Feb
31%
31%
1
21%
21%
4
22% Jan
24
9% Jan
3
42
9
Mar 29
35% Jan
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2
7
30% Mar 23
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4
25% Feb
20
64% Jan
18
49% Jan
16
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8
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48 \
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19'A.Apr
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17
29
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38
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16
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118
20
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82
•;Jan
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3
69
2
Jan
21 % Jan
$2
24
29
Feb
14
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1
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2
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14
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4
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1
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11
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,
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4
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.
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9
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2
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8
60
51% Feb
104
3
8
37% Feb
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41% Jan
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15
98
11
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1
104
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15
32
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12
17% Jan
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8
Feb
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7
41
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5
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18
1
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5
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82% May 17
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4
84
Mar
5
91% Mar
28
98
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9
127
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7
45% Aug 27
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27
13
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9
Jan
4
12% Jan
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8
56% Apr
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9
2
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9
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6
101
Feb
6
28
100
101
Feb
Dec
21'A Feb
37
42
14
Hoffman
Holly
Jan
2
36
4%
46% May 9
Nov 15
52'A May 16
4.40%
11%
11%
11%
48%
48%
30%.
31%
31 »/e
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Cement Co
Illinois Central RR
14
Illinois
Power
Co
31
9
24
22
66'A Feb. 11
33% Jan
8
Apr 26
98% Feb
Mar 16
26 % Feb
2
424% Feb
1
175
11
11% Jan
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24
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.
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8
105 j:
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28
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12
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7
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17
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4
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25
,
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98
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Jan
Feb
13
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29
25
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24
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25
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see page
Jan
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112
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100
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33%
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International
Int'l
Int'l
Corp
of
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25,
Jan
15
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interstate
preferred
Tea Co
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Johnison
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407
56%
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406 »/a
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55%
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25%
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97
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97
26
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31%
97
55%
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preferred
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400'A
63%
31%
173%
Io^a-lllinoia Gas
Electric Co!-!I
Iowa, Power & Light Co
——10
Island Creek Coal
25%
63'/a
31%
172%
No par
Power Co
Iowa Elec Light
63%
97
55%
No par
Interstate. Dept Stores
71%
162%
36%37%
x62%
62%
173i/a
100
Corp
Shoe—
convertible
37%
55'/a
International Tel & Tel com_No par
4% conv pfd series B—;
100
international Utilities
Corp com—5
-
71%
*155
37'/a
172 Vb
Corp "com—1
Resistance
International Salt
6
71%
155
55%
5%
convertible preferred
-100
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com__No
par
International
155
172 %
461/4
85%
International Paper common—2.50
$4 preferred——
,..No par
Int'l Pipe & Ceramics
5%
29%
30%
5%
70 'A-
171%
45%
*84'/4
No par
Limited
International Rectifier
29%
30%
<.
36%
t
31%
*96-
25%, 26
401%-403%
404%
55
63
51%
51
49%
100
com
Canada
Packers
31%
96 ISi/ 96
49 %
51'/4
162%
36%
47%
1%
Chemical
preferred—.
International Mining Corp
Nickel
64%
31%
<
125%
400
100
4%
Int'l
63
97
25%
*155
37%
311/z
v
31 '/a
No par
36%
37
*951/2
Machines—5
common
&
64%
_5
1
preferred—1Minerals
20
69%
70%
162'A
64%
\36%
100
—
Business
Harvester
7%
69%
■
*49%
29%
*155
'
*48%
,
30%
" ,6
70%
162'/a
35%
35%
52
5%
*155
167/a
44'A
*51
100
-——No par
42
21%
43%
34%
No par
common—
Co_
100%:
101
7%
33%
21 %
..
12
45
32%
167/a
29 V*
International
18
31
32
43%
International Silver com—*-18.33%
7 % preferred^--—
.-25
25
39% Jan
115% Jan
32%
10%
41 %
30%
7
41% Jan
18
49%
16%
par
15
41'A Apr 24
Jun
49%
44
7%
51
25
39% May 4
58 % Jan 1' 2
92
11%
49%
100
49 V*
29% Feb
i May 29
May 28
11%
*100-
*49%
28 % Jan
27
37% Mar 13
33
*10%
11%
7%
*48%
77% Jan
3
Feb
*
p
64% Jan
Z
36Mar 26
21% Oct
4
30% Feb
29
4% Jun
1
17
99 $ Dec
30'A Dec
26
30
20% Feb
38'/a Mar 16
4% %
17
14
68% Feb
3
26
25
/ Jan
86 % Feb
5
62
1
49'/a Feb
6
85% Jan
37
18
56'/a Feb
8
16
18% Dec
10%
.42
1
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Interchemical Corp common—
18.
•
Steel
120%
43%
31'%
Elect De Mexico_100 pesos
6%' preferred—
Inland
99%
119%
43%
11%
50
Light—No
*97%
120
92%
*10%
50
&
♦91
43%
50
Indianapolis Power
Industria
Ingersoll-Rand
51 %
}}■ 85
99%
*97%
*49
Jan
50%
*84
92%
*47
6 % Jan
2
51 'A
I-85
*91
47%
28
4
42'%
49%
>' Jan
25
42'%
42
50%
*47
40% Jan
Jun
16%
21
*49
33
3
16%
42
No par
General Corp
*2%
3
20%
50
Indiana
31%
16%
__so
29
98
102'%
31%
20%
preferred
155
Jun
*96
32
*2%
5
_
29%
x
*102
preferred
22
9
98
102
4.08%
Jan
52
34%
4.26%
75
85% Mar
51%
34%
21
5
Feb
50%
35%
20%
Co„—IlNo'par
common
29
50%
*16 %
5
I
29%
24
36% Jan
19
57% Mar
16%
35%
102
100
*41%
4%
35%
4%
*96
100 %
100
preferred
57
2
*99%
100
7%
8%
4%
36
Feb
Jan
;Jun 19
48%.Jan- 2
v
100%
*99
preferred
155
./Jan
*99 %
100
preferred
31 ** May 21
95
100
I
8%
49%
B
Ideal
26%
8%
119'%
A
Idaho Power Co
4
6%
26%:
26%
77
28%
31%
15
*6%
4%
99%
5
17%
*75%
7
35%
121
50
17%
77
8%
49
*97%
120
1
17%
18%
20%
-
26%
11%
48%
4.20%
159% Mar
17
92%
1
Hudson Bay Min & Sm Ltd—No
par
Hunt Foods & Indust Inc com
5
99%
120
20
'20
*75'%
10%
4.42%
578% Jan
17
77
44%
4.70%
•
*91
*10%
5
29
19%
*84
10%
30
39 '/4 Jan
19%
42%
50%
*10%
20
98
18%
20% •* 21
84
IIIIIII
49% Feb
Apr
92 '/>
Howard Stores
Corp
Howe Sound Co
50% Feb
59
50%
84
*91
43%
May 25
Jan
*41%
43%
May 29
43'A Mar 30
7% Feb
18%
3
43%
common
13%
21%
16%
*97%
preferred series A
Hussmann Refrigerator Co
13%
*
18%
20%
119%
Feb
53
47
87
•2
20%
1
5 7c
13%
13%
34% ;
49%
*16 !a
I—Iioo
preferred series
preferred series
45'%
31%
100
57c
45
21%
-
par
Hupp Corp
45 %
I
19
31
Co
5%
69
34
48% Jan
,
50
13%
102%
30%
1
preferred
Johnson
118
'
34%
34%
97
102%
25
Lighting & Power—No
Houston
Howard
42
20%
36
*96
100
Feb
48
35%
5
preferred
preferred—
36%
38
45%
48% * 48%
5
par
3%%
16% <116%
*36
*37%
41%
*66
29%
12.5o
preferred-
41%
25%
*116
36%
28%
Houdaille Industries Inc common—3
$2.25 convertible preferred
5o
Household Finance common_No
39%. Jan
Apr 30
48
Feb
convertible
38
.69
4%
36%
1
$5 div 2nd pfd series C
Hoover Ball &
Bearing Co
Corp of America common
23
2
41
8
4%
10
Hotel
5%
16%
.36%
88
25%
118
8%
No par
No par
—
42'%
*85%
:25%
33%
' 27%
8%
——
preferred
88
23%
....
*6%
27%
Inc
-;
37%
42
*66
.
45
16%
5
Corp common
$4.25
22%
*116
69
*75%
50c
——
37
18%
_~2.5o
—
Corp-.
45
2
46% Feb
18
Sugar
37%
23%
-;42%
41
5
Rinehart & Winston
Homestake Mining
Hooker Chemical
23%
18%
100
Holt
8'/a
42%
23
20%
5
;
CorpJt
Electronics Corp
8
*42
16'A
117%
13%
18%
20%
8'/a
*37%
' 34%
44%
48%
32%
42%
X36 %
41%
33%
30%
>
23%
25%
38
117
comlll
preferred series A
20%
*84%
37
*60
1
Holland Furnace Co
6
14
Feb
17% Jan
13
29% Jan
Feb
8% Jan
9% Mar 26
42
24
30
3%%
II
33% ? 34
20%
42 %
25%
16%
40%
1
1_II
Co
34
23
38
II50c
Corp_
18%
36%
23
*36%
1
_
Inc
Corp
Hilton Hotels
6
119% Mar
;■
Hill
1
97'A Dec
;
18%
8'/a
42%
16
par
32
42%
88
25%
preferred_No~par
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
4
8% Feb
class A:
Co_
Hewitt-Robins
25
17% Jan
conv
Hewlett-Packard
8
13
22%
42
100
48%
33
22%
37%
*84%
1
30%
48%
8%
22%
36%
ioq
131'%
30%
X20 %
43
22%
8.33 y3
_
Hess Oil & Chemical
Heubleiri Inc
5
Jan
33% Feb
8
*42
29%
34'%
*130
18%
20%
—25c
preferred—!
Hertz
8
37
20%
No par
Hershey Chocolate Corp___—No
4
15% Jan
20%
5
(WE) & Co
5%
11
15% May 24
21 % July 10
1
50
29'%
33%
131%
30%
34
(GW) common
„io
7% non-cumulative
preferred__25
Hercules Powder common—_i
1/24
14
f
33%
40 c
34
"
32%
18%
33%
Helme
6
35% Feb
46% Jan
40% Mar 27
65% Jan
18%
5
—
29%
33%
32%
Helene Curtis Industries
23
50
preferred
31
21% ' 22
29%
47
32%
18%
R%
98
31%
31%
33%
46%
32%
1
13%
23%
47%
46%
_5
common-
;
98
22
*130
30%
1*25
_
98
50%
31%
29%
30%
13%
*22%
13%
23%
36%
32
-
21%
131%
30%
50%
13%
33%
130
1
:
Haveg Industries Inc
Hayes Industries Inc
Hazeltine Corp_
Heinz (H J) Co common
3.65%
preferred •_!—
22
39% May 14
Corp
-
33%
*130
1
Corporation
5%
21
31% Jan
Inc
29
33%
100
World
Harvey Aluminum Inc
Hat Corp of America
11
29%
7.50
36%
32
50%
*97
22
_
36%
32%
*22%
31%
com
Harshaw Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
8
30% Jan
&
36%
98%
2.50
Shares
50%
23%
97
the Week
32
13%
*22%
—
42
50%
250
Feb
Jan
Brace
32%
50
1
II'7
31
•
32'/a
100
Co
2
130
36%
x32%
X50%
"~i
_j.i
39 % Jan
128% Apr 13
36%
5
•
*36%
5
Hall (WF)
Printing Co__
Halliburton Co__
Hallicrafters Co
Hamilton Watch Co common
4% convertible preferred
.
108
Friday
March 8
1031/4
14% .-14%
20%
2074
20
(1028)
xThe Commercial and Financial Chronlcle
,
^
...
Monday, March 11,1963
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. 1, 19G3
;?
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
NEW
Highest
YORK
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
March 4
Far
March 5
Wednesday 7
•
V
Sales for
Thursday
•
Friday-
the Week
March 7
,
March 6
March 8
Shares
K
25
Jun
37
26
Jan
47
Mar 15
32 V2 Mar ' 1
99
May 29
84
Sep 20
90
Jan
2
95 V2 Jan
50 Ve Feb
12
3
103
Jun
7
112
101
Jan
10
51% Jan
9
May 16
104 % Jan
4
111% Jan
30
May 21
ill
July 31
83"
.
103 »/2 Mar
4
110
Jan
31
39 Va Mar
78:
40% Feb
4
24
83 % Mar
7
26
95
2
4%
102
6
94 Va Dec
IOIV2 Nov
5
100% Jan
8
8
94 % Dec
27
95 % Jan
10
99
Jan
22
38 V* Jan
4
95 V* Oct
22
41% Nov
23
;
Nov
27
Jan 26
-
12
1957)
conv
(ser of 1959)
conv
,
Jan
Mar
29
100 V2 Jan
•
4.20%
29
4.35%
44% Jan 30
21% Feb
Kansas
12
28% Oct 12,
7 19% Jan
27% Jan
2
32% Jan
29
Kansas
Gas
50V2 May
7
748 V Jan
2
7 53% Feb
26
Kansas
Power
13Vi Oct
24
26% Jan
4
20
t
16% Feb
28
19 7 Jan
Jan
3
65 V2 Feb
55
-V 78% Mar 16
13
47 V» Jun
8
17
86
Jan
5
66% Jan
74% Feb
60 Ve Oct
91% Mar-5
70% Mar
78% Jan
10
39% Jan
22
25
41
Jan
23
25
79 Vi Jan
3
May 28
34 % Dec
21
45% Oct
23
11% Dec
33 Va Jun
39% Mar
100
39% Mar
61
Oct 24
36 Ve Aug
15
20% Oct 25
13%, Jun 25
5% July
15
153/4 Mar
6
1% May 29
7
•*•
.
78
223/4 Dec
3
,Jan
2
7
72%
36 %
X35%
35%
35
35%
35%.
35%
36
34%
35
5
16% Jan
% 1% Jan
22
9
8
33 3,'a Mar
5
26 Va
15
27 Ve
25%
Kresge (S S) Co
23 V8
23%
26
Kress
23%
233%
23%
10
& Co
10
Gas
Paper Co
Co
A
Leesona
18
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
Lehigh Portland Cement
Rubber & Tire
:
Corp—.
1
22
Lehn
& Fink Products..
9 3/e Jan
2
10% Feb
26
Leonard
51 % Jan
2
55% Jan
18
17% Mar 12
12 % Jan
16
2
74% Feb
Jan
2
156% Mar
8
47 / Feb
25
25% Jan
2
15% Jan
11
24
543/4 Mar 29
46 % Jan
2
Oct
4Va Oct 25
153/e Oct
46
July
15 Ve Oct
57
39
7
56,
Jan
36%
49 % Jan
,
104
Dec
•96
May
151
"
14"
;
Jun
Apr
213/e Oct
,
.,)
50
Jun
Jun
4
13
15
Lone
14
3
58% Feb
105
Feb
11
51 % Jan
104
Jan
94 l/a Mar
1
96
Jan
-78
96% Mar
16
98
Feb
16% Feb
18
46% Jan
9
150% Feb
738
-Feb
8
72% Jan
30
?•
2
934 Jan
2
;39% Jan
15% Jan
/:
4
;
Jan
•24
20
t
6
2
473/R Feb
14
Lukens Steel
2
18% Jan
10
Lykes
^
••.14.
A/. ;•»
2
30
Jan
17
MacAndrews '?.&■
41% Feb
48
Feb
14
Mack
3
2
Jan
.92
Jan
'19% Mar
60% Mar
7
94 Ve Jan
1
24
Jan.
7
28
8
2'/a Jan
16
3
9% Jan
16
63
Jan
2
35% Jan
2
77% Feb
40% Jan
3
48% Feb
Magma
6%
6%
6%
27%
27 Ve
27%
27
35%
X33%
323/4 Feb
28
22% Jan
2
24
27
14
28% Mar
21% Jan
3
25
7
6
23% Feb
15
:A 5% Jan
7
6% Jan
18
Maracaibo Oil
20% May 29
45% Mar 14
34
Oct
Mar
•43 Va Feb
27
48% Jan
14
29 V, Jan
11
35
Jan
23
26% Jan
2
32 Vb Feb
18
Aug 30
35
-
22% May 29
21
1
24
28% Sep
4
Ve Jun
27
•18% Jan
12
27% Feb
6
12% Jan
2
30 Ve Oct
24
13
15% Feb
21
34 Va Jan
23
37% Jan
14
38% Feb
Marine
5
"
9
56
Feb
24% Jan
2
297/e Aug 29
46 Va Mar 15
17
May 28
28% Jan
2
25% May 29
6
36% Dec
27
22% Jan
10
58% Jan.
39% Jan
53% Jan
2
5
A 77% Feb
70% Jun
21
May 18
83% May 17
29
A
,1.76.:/ May 21
A77% Feb
20
13V4 Oct
84
24
23% Jun
-84
25 A
A 82% Jan
83
35% Feb
5
Jun
27
21
35
Dec
32% Jan
2
78% Jan
3
A
•
19 % Oct 24 "
15% Nov
24
81 Ve Dec
27
102 % Nov
23% Sep
27
81V8 Dec
23
63
25% Jan
125
104 «•; Mar
19
r
18% Oct
23
('
35s-
21*
28 'A Oct
18% Aug
A 15.
Jun
:32%Jun
9 Va Oct
30 Va
93
26
17% Jun
>22
19
9
22
'82% Jan
.
AA83
.65'
23
26 A
26
49% Feb
9
233/4 Jan
.
26
Inc_._II__l
2
27
96 .A Jun
26% Feb
25
2
"
For
38% Mar
/ 26% Feb
22
17% Mar
3
»
7
32% Apr
6
90 A Oct, 10
footnotes,
see
23% Jan
23% Mar
86(2 Jan
page 25.
,
28
27% Jan
90
Jan
3
14
.16%
17
16%
17%
16 3A
17'A
14,200
49
483A
49%
47%
48%
4734
49
48%
4%
5 Va
4%
5%
'
5;
,
153/e
593-8
60 Va
58%;
50 Va
51%
18%
140
18%
19%
20
22%
•
Co
23%
•130
Trucking Co
150
Eng Co
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
Mead Corp common
;
Medusa
*96%
98
99 Va
*98 V»
99%
14%
13%
14%
42 3 a
43
42%
.148
433/a;
148%
-
.
7
35
71%
10 Ve
preferred series B
18%
18
20-
56
"
14,300
AV
15,900
%
h
150
f104 Va
96%
99%
15,200
..
*97 Va
133/4
"
106
94 Va
*97%
4J
148
34%
71
r:
'
34%
'
.
Li 43 %
94 Va
*147%
683A
10%
10 Va
10%
44 Va
45
43%
15%
16%
16
27%
27%
3.9%
39%
47%
48
$
9%
148
34%
d 68%
69 U
147%
-
34%
683/4
34%
15,800
-
25,500
45V».-
147%:..W
220-
>
34
34
16,300
67%
,
-10
-.9%
,10
'•
44 '■>.
.
:.
30
J:A
99%
13% »13%
44%
V
43%
;
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35
,
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14
10.
!.
56*A -56%
106
tO
42
22% | '22%%'.
♦130
150
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'
,
18 Ve
19%
*104Va
99-
13%
-
45
;.r:44 •/:
5,900
9%
10
1,800
'
,
■16
16%
39
-
32,400
"13%
98
*97 Va
70,800
52 V*
20
56
105%
*943A
61%
'
.
148 %
34%
693A
V.
600
15%r
51 A
22%
■
4,500
35,800
-
61%
19%
56%
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96%
•39%
28
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>
48
44%
••"
16 Va
.
44%
44 Va
16 /;
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16
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,
27%
3 200
44 Va -A '
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27
39%
38%
47%
.
27%
383a
28
38% A39%
*47% Mim
.
47%
58%
59%
93:
93%
93
94-//;,
93
93
93
20%
20 Va
20%
20
20%
20%
5,900
2
2%
2Ve
2 %
2
2%
2%
2%
-
4
59%
-
71
37%
36%
46
45 Va
45%
28
28%
28
28 %
22%
22%
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31
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31
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31
14,100
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27
27%
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27 Vt
5,800
137/a
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14%
19,500
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35%
10,300
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13%
13%
35%
35%
351/4
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36%
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36%
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100
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.
35%
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500
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2.50
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22%
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72%
3,200
28
30%
19%
44 22
103
4-5%
28
45%
35 Va
94
45
"28%
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16 7 a
45%
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45%
"19%
93 Va
45%
28%
31%
'19%
'
28,000
45%
28
"45%
h 5%
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400
37%
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700
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30%
50%
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9
70
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84
86%
50
37%
36%
-
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30%
30%
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71%
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20%
84%
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8%
71%
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31%
35 Ve
56% :
84
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18,300
45%
14
20%
55%
100
8,700 /
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22%
5%
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36%
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8%
36
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.
36'/a
20%
36%
:
250
20%
20
5%
35 Va
5
8,700
94
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44%
14%
A
600
60%
60
:
6,900
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31
35%
A
4
603/e
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8%
71% 4
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27
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nar
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45%
31%
26%
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43%
1
39
"
8%
30
5
59%
59
• ;
500
27
48
20%
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Portland Cement
Melville Shoe Corp common
56%
Si**
15%
A
51
22%
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•
60
5%
18
18%
22%
150
15%
50 %
49
,
5 Ve -V
61%-
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20
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13%
1
&
(1st
18%
5%
1534
:
59%
22%
11,700
5 .''.%•
17
Xl95/e
36%
_
Mcln-tyre Porcupine Mines
preferred
*16
96%
'
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49% : 50%
::
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,..
Publishing
IIIIIl
McGregor-Doniger Inc class aIIIIi
4%
153/e
60 3 a
51%
140
McGraw-Hill
4% %
16
51 Va
preferred-IIlOO
Corp
Mach
-
58 3A
3
&
McNeil
5 Ve
16
.
II~50c
McKee (A G) &; Co
McKesson & Robbins Inc
29
17 3/e
—■————No par
common
McLean
Jan
16%
No par
13
94
4,900
17%
—X-.NXp^r
preferred—
29
1
45 3/4
1
common.^.
McDonnell Aircraft
McGraw-Edison Co
6
21
45%
_i
series
McDermott; (J Ray)
7
45% Feb
20% Jan
,
5
23% Feb
93 % Jan
45%
71
No par
12
38% Jan
45%
series_No par
42% Jan
21% Jan
A
453/4
:-./A'*8
$6 convertible
preferred-;^.
100
/ r 5Va% conv preference B__,_ 100
4%%. conv preference B
,_100
13
25
453A
par
common.
9
27% Jan
453/4
comll
No
26
Feb
45%
20
Co_
3Va%. convertible
4
8
8
45 3A
70
•-
~
15% Jan
39 % Jan
29
7
27
'
Corp__I
47% Feb
9% Jan
23% Mar 12
48% Apr 12
Mar
<60% Feb
23% Jan
"
81 Va Jan
Jan
2
Feb
73% Mar
10% Jan
8
20
24% Oct
16 y; Jan
40
.-
A
156 Va
100
7
89
156 %
17V4
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28
29"% Feb
8
31
30
17.
2
V 23% Jan.
"t
MCA
94
17
r
10
11
105 /" Jan
10
•46% Jan
'38% Feb
25 *
33 V4 Jun
Jan
/ ',12% Jan
29 ?
91a Jan
>
2
16
34% Jan
9
24
24
156%
_5
Co
17% Jan
A'"53% Jan
A
I
23% Jan
22% Jan
21
343/4 Jan A 2
19% Jan
4
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.100"Jan
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^lwrCrialli C°rp—
McCord Corp
36,200
70%
155%
(Ky).Nopar^
1959
13%
13%
70'/a
1553/4
25c
■•'v1' '
1945
13%
70%
453^
100
™
preferred
McCrory Corp
133/4
70
8,600
156%
100
21
9
13%
70%
105%
; Jan
23 Va Jan
Mar
14
$
•104%
preferred,
conv
17,800
33%
•155%
preferred 1947 series.No par
Inc
53
105 %
Maya .(J W>.•-.
Maytag Co_„
$1.50
A 1,100
52 5/e
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32% Feb.. 14
;16 •, Jan
.
10
10
53%
56 Va
54 Vb Feb
.119% Mar
19
19
3%%
10
56 Ve
36
Jan
34% Jan
40 y8 Mar 15
V
8"
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Jun
48
'
Jan ,19
33% Feb
61% Nov
May 28
8 Ve Oct
19% Oct
Jan
150'A Jan
Dec
jun
<
17% Jan
18
$3.40
32%
10
156%
Co—""""1 A
_^"Z 5
MoorelYJl 12Z50
$3.75 preferred
$3.75
v,
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343/4
10
70
.
7
9,600
53
56%
Corp__
~~
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Corp—
I-IIIIlNapar
May Dept Stores
1,300
1,000
27%
v
10
13%
&
&
14,500
6%
6%
53
loo
Corp_
12,000
1%
223/4
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Martin-Marietta
14
Feb
Field
Masonite
<•.
11
Jan
86
29 Va Jan
r
20
22
>
Feb
84% Feb
9
A.'14% Jan
2
29% Jun
15
Jun
86
8
76
26
,
82 A Jan
.
33
59'A Mar
2
Feb
75% Jan
May 10
35% Feb
Mar
20
Marshall
•
10
Marquardt Corp
IIIIIZI
1
Marquette Cement Mfg Co l
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17
2
25
77% Jan
2
Midland
173A
1%
23
*55 Va
Exploration
Mariin-Rockwell
4
36% Jan
42% Jun
33% Jan
173/8
*22%
.1%
.
com__I_lo
Marathon Oil Co
Maremont Corp
May 29
10,400
'
22%
preferred—No
Manning Maxwell
4
,18
1%
18%
common^'
Mallory (P R) &
Manhattan Shirtu
25
36
•;
17 Va
j
Jun
16 Va
•7%.
223/4
jq
4% Jun
Mar
7%
■
17%
: l%
20%
Co
20% Oct
Feb
21%
16%
22%
6%
18'A
Copper
Magnavox
225/8
203/4
5,200
Porbes^ZZ^A-i^^.10
it€°c convertible
7
14
22 SA
16%
3,100
'22%
Madison Square Garden
Corp
22
-41% Jan
.
23%
21%
16%
10,400
-19%
preferred series A__
Fund Inc_____
Madison
22%
52%
..100
'•'■*"•'?•> V" *
49
20%
35'A
3.331/,
Inc
133/e
29%
27 Va
preferred___
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4/4%
K
2
8 Va Jan
56 Va Mar 12
5 'A %
8
l%Jan
47% Mar 20
Trucks
13%
29%
*41
7%
~10
Co
2
13%
297/e
7%
IIIII_4
preferred
Steamship
Jan
1,700
71/8
1
(M) & Sons
Bros
31%
17 Va
•
Na8hville..^i..i..^_i,^5o
Lowenstein
*31 Ve-
26%
'
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24
46'A Jan
15
D
30%
25%
22%
~""~T
common
Louisville Gas & El Co
Louisville ■ &
10% Jan
56
2
31
~
preferred
36 % Jan
23
3% Mar 27
74% Feb
*
B
30 Ve
2,200
27
l...A_^.l
preferred
series
17,900
18%
483/4
4.35% series E preferred
Loral
Electronics
Corp
Loriliard (P) Co common
•
20
Dec
Jan
series
4.25%
5
7
1423/4 Jan
8
5%
4
2
conv
Co
1,600
25%
26%
2.50
Long Island Lighting Co
1
42V« Jan
4
4.84%
Gas
14 Ve
25%
26 3/4
J1.20
Corp
Star
14%
17 3/e
25
pfd
Corp..
24% Feb
2
183/4
13%
25%
18%
17%.
I.IIioc
Industries Inc
Lockheed Aircraft
20% Feb
10% Mar 21
25
19
2
143 % Feb
31
30% Jan
-
26
27
14
233/4 Jan
18%
13%
17%
5
Litton
Jan
54 Vn Jan
59% Jan
93
24
-343AJun
69
1
32
-72
l^a 'Uct 24
7% Oct 24
.
1
23
Mar
Mar 20
47% Feb
j-an 16
17% Oct
Lionel Corp common.
3%% non-cum conv
9,500
173/4
,' "1%
.....—-
25
Apr 11
40'/a Feb
25
86
25
Co..
7
-44ya Mar 15
,
5
A
7% Jan
Belt
28
-
"21% Feb 20
'
25
'45J/e Jun
Link
28
Jan
40
15% Feb
27
44V4 Jun
50 Va Jan
Feb
Feb?75;
22> 7" 67% Jin
-23V« Jun.
-
:
_100
.____
Inc
21
64
~
May 23
30% Oc
Ling-Temco-Vought
28
17% Jan
22
'
.
16 3A
3
com
...
m-% Mar
«3%
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
7%
preferred
Lily Tulip Cup Corp
8
132% Jan
Mar 20
95
6
14
Loew's Theatres Inc
Lone Star Cement
2
23»
Mar 20
57
3
137
Jun 27
2'5% May 29
50
May 29
8 Va
I
Inc
18% Feb 27
28
57 % Mar
13
27 V4 Jan
Oct~24
Feb
6
9
90
5
155V2 Jan
6 '
lb
20
24% Feb
,
43/4 Feb
2
Dec
23
6
150
2
,
47 Va Feb
May 29
1003/4 July
88 ' Aug
Jan
693/4 Dec
9
18% May 29
Jun
6
19'/a Jan
24
34 Va May 29
17% Oct 24
123
66% Jan
42% Feb
Jun
.'
21%
,,
15
-
23%
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass CoI.Y'Is
Libby McNeil & Libby..:
7
45% Nov 26
23%
7%
17%
IIIIIIl
8
110% Feb
23
000
26%
•;
1
Mar 19
25
72,600
17
15
Feb
513% Jan
26%
253/e
49
'
Corp__
Refineries
26%
23%
'
conv
Lehman
13%
*42
16
pfd series A____No par
Lehigh Valley RR
No par
14
30
26%
31
29%
<
49
23%
1
common
29%
21%
•
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'
L
62
40
.
*
5,
Lenign-Valley Industries
$1.50
40%
873/4
14
30%
"
13%
29%
*42
Sieglerclncli^.i,'.-...—.^...,1
12
39% Jan
13%
25
14
29% Feb
7
1
Lane Bryant___^..i^_ —..No
par
Lanvin-Parfums Inc
1
Lear.
Jan. 31
30%
4
series
Lee
6% Feb
30 %
19 *
:
25
15
40%
•87%,
25%
13%
•
39Ve
I
14
•.
*18%
14%
25%
;
common
preferred
.19
14 %
25%
:■
5
20
l3/4 Feb
18%
5
——„i._l
;
53%
38%
*14%
.
27%
;
40
70%
52%
53%
26%
13
155 Va May 11
15
-
25
4
23
38%
15
88
25
May 31
May 29
37%
40%
24
63 Va Oct
523/4
15
,
X40 %
9% Oct
31 Va
53%
38%
%
15
x87 Va
43VeOct
147
38
40%
88%
23
2
43% Feb-
22'A May 29
X53
38%
.'-"15
.34%
*87 %
•19% Jan 14
2
263A Jan
53%
15 •
34%
88%
7% Jan
2
7
35
40%
1834 Jan
Jan |:,3
353/4 Feb
24
37%
100 g
31% Feb
2
;• 5% Jan
53
1
1
35
*87%
'
83/4 Oct
72
:
20% Feb
,
Jan *2.
1
'
,
11
Feb
2
22
1% Mar 16
7
9
4 V« Jun 25
237/s Oct
70
.39%
26'/e Jan"l5
25% Jan 15
8;
15% Jan
13% Jan
;
6
24 v Feb
Sep 28
19% Jan
,
34% f
70%
20% Feb
"~7;
A 20% Mar
3
3
15
35
34%
_10
Laclede
8,700
17 Ve
72
4%; preferred-—..............loo
Korvette (E J) Inc.
1
31% Jan 30
80
41
61
71%
25% Jan
f2
~50
97%
*99"
35%
70
Royal Dutch Airlines
Koppers Co Inc common
4.32%
9
343/4
34%
Laboratory for Electronics Inc
;
35%
73%
14
21% Apr
'39
Jan
35%
70%
15% Jan
29% Feb
V
35%
7
34%
8
36 Va Jan
18.;
Jun 15
13 Ve Oct 22
13,Va Jun 26
60
70%
K
27% Jan
60%
72 V2
24
22 V2 Mar
•60%
34 Ve
32% Jan
12
16%
72%
2
40% Mar 8
367/e Jan 10
:
94%
102
*96 Va
533/4
17 Va
70%
3
31% Jan
19 Va May 29,
it:.--,
-
35
KLM
P Sutherland
*93
'
17%
7
72
*34%
V
.100
31%
53%
70
1
(S H)
2,000
84%
20%
31%
31 Va
33 Va
21
123/4 Mar
20%
31%
,21
:
35%
Kroehler Mfg Co
Kroger Co_
200
40%
•83
*101 Va
2.50
14% Jan
2:
21
100
107%
94%
'53Ve .53%
400
% 700
110
..
*40Ve
-
102
No par
1
L
X0
21
60
26% Jan
27% Jan
21
13.300
95
50%
105 Va
41%
61
2
4
41%
60
22
39% Jan
./
41 Va
16%
13% Jan
40% Jan
247/a Oct 26
41%
17 %
23% Jan
2
41%
16%
Co
•
100%
53%
2
Mar 12
*99 %
31%
2
18
100 %
v
16% Jan
30V2 Jan
*99%
x53 Vb
21 Va Jan
25
100%
X31
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos
1
110
96%
53%
8
24
96%
32%
25J/4 Mar 12
Oct
•93
.>102
97%
53%
32 % Jan
Jun
94%
34%
,
•50%
40%
102;::
*99
-
95
;
83%
*96%
31 Va
Co
40%
83%
,
•101%
102
*95%
42
-
34 Va
97%
*101%
97%
100%.
Keystone Steel & Wire Co
8
•93
94%
35
33%
41%
102
41%
83%
*20%
6
11
*99
*93
'-
40'/a
25
15
20
*95%
40
•82
8.75
25
367/e Jan
13% Oct 24
94%
"101 Va
■
39%
83%
No par
43% Jan
Apr 11
39%
*82
Co
88% Feb
84% Jan
105%
Light Co
Electric
&
8
26
105%
*91
-
.
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries
11
15% Feb
-
Jan
105
39%
10
57
22
* Oct
2
/
•104
82
25% Mar
Feb
88
80% Aug
2
21% Oct 24
20
2
12
;
105
82
Copper
County Land Co
Kern
9
59 % Jan
28
44% Mar 14
27
37% Jan
Jan
32Va Jan
•
Mar 16
20
28
34
52 Va Feb
*102 Va
Kennecott
59% Oct 22
30% Jun
103%
4
36% Mar
.34%
108%
35%
Jan
19
108%
35
36% Jan
30
46 V2 Feb
108%
35
Jan
2
25
*107
1
33
Jan
Jun
106 %
g
3
48
24
i? 106 %
Kendall
40V2 Jan
24
Jan
50%
8
30
25
24% Sep
24
95%
*50%
Kellogg
Kelsey Hayes Co
26% Jun
;
*93%
50%
39%
Kayser-Roth Corp.
1 ;
93%.
com-No par
Non-cumulative preferred
&
333/4
93%
*50%
103 V2
City Southn Ind -com No par'
27
33%
95%
50%
108%
"105
100
34
50%
pfd__100
,
36% Jun
15
100
32%
*93%
95
*50%
pref erred.^...——7_100
preferred-.:.:^
1 np
preferred
100
...
23% Jun 27 V
17 % Nov
pfd
33%
50%
95
sp
preferred
preferred
4.50 %
7
96% Jan
32%
100
„
3.80%
12
26
36 Va Nov
(ser of
Corp—._33%c
preferred
,:r:y,
—
City Pr & Lt Co
Jan
Feb
Jan
81
Kansas
81
Aug
89
26
convertible
preferred
•n-j.
95% Jan
86
& Chem
4 Va %
4%%
4%%
4%%
*3
Apr
'
38% Jan
Kaiser Alum
10
31
6
50% Nov
A
47%^
•47% 1
i4%
: 41 Ve
41%
11 Va
25%
25y2
A 42%
*94
7,200
'
4,400
4,300
12,000
4,300
700
200
23
4,200
43%
96
9,900
2,400
C
11%
*22%
7
-
7
21%
21%
3,700
23%
23%
6,700
*87%
89
10
Volume 197
'
Number' 82-45
V:i The Commercial
.
and Financial Chronicle
•,</.• t...
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1962
■
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highesi
Highest *
Feb
28
18 % May 28
28
28
22 % Jan
3
2
87% Jan
30
91% Feb
15
Jun
25
94"% Mar 23
77% Jan
5
88% Nov 23
88 % Jan
18 V4 Oct
33% Jan
24
M 13
22% Jan
26% Feb
24
11% Jan
12% Jan
133/a Feb
6
24
58% Feb
15
2b
Feb
28
16% Nov
23
15
Jan
2
82% Jan
81
80
July
Jan
May 28
Oct
/' 90
Feb
1
7
99
Feb
21
4.35%
86 % Jan
2
88% Feb
1
3.85%
26
Jan
14
86% Feb
100% Jan
10
101% Feb
11
3434 Jan
3
36% Feb
19
14
49% Jan
2
A 55 % Feb
13
58'A Feb
Dec
102
2
86
5
2
'70% Feb
8
101% Jan
60% Jan
16% Oct
23
40% Feb
5
24% Jan
13% Oct
24
25
Mar 19
18% Jan
55
Jan
3
104% Jan
22
28% Feb
21
5%%
Midwest Oil
Miles
70 Ye Oct
24
133% Jan
2
84% Jan
lOl3/^ Mar
77 V* Oct
2.3
983/4 Jan
2
79% Jan
883/4 Feb
14
14% Mar
153/4 Jan
8
4
,
41 Ve Jun
15
70% Feb
..7
52 % Jan
62% Jan
14% Oct
24
24% Jan
4
18% Jan
40 % Feb
21% Mar
433% Jan
47% Jan
21
47
Jun
28
31 % Dec
31
29% Mar
Portland
May 28
39% Dec- 20
38% Jan
2
28
May 29
42% Mar 26
36% Jan
9
Feb
19
Montana
16% Jan
17
11
Jan
7
13
193/a Feb
6
363/4 Mar
7
1
313/8 Jan
3
27% Feb
12
19% Jan
25
30% Jan
2
36% Mar,
13% Aug; 22
19% May 19
33
54% Jan
24% Dec
21%
27
31% Jan
:
26
12
Jan.
18
4
1132% Jan
18 3/4 Oct. 24
Mar
,
.'10%-Mar
7
60% Feb
13
263/4 Feb
1
31*
7
33 Ve
33 Va
32%
33%
X10V2
10
26%
127% Jan
5
24
Dec
139
24 Ve Oct
26%
32
Oct
24
'V 27
50% Apr
45% Feb
2
Jun
V 15% May 29
/
Apr 30
35V2 Jan 10
9
33% Oct
Jan
■J Natco
173/4
*36 %
Corp
13% Oct
£
Acme
15% Jun
23 % Feb
22
National
Biscuit
National
10% Oct
r
*
25% Feb 27
2
Feb
123/s Feb
8
4y2%
1773/4 Mar
4
153
Fuel
General
National
7%
8
Lead
Co
23
25
National
.15'
173/B Jan
22
7 National
26
Jan
~2
86
' Jan
18
94
July
Jun 28
3.
16% Oct
24
21
July 9
85% July 31
-
107
Jan
Feb
4
26% Fe*> 26
2
12 V8
4
July
2
48
25
May 29
19%
88% Jan
29
25%
26-
2o Va
II "5
7,200
48 ;
48 %
48 Va
47
48
47
12%
.13%
Tea
Co
31
'. 24 %
22%
221/4
23
61%
60 S/8
61%
13,200
com~5
23%
24%
24%
24%
24 %
243/B
31,200
100
~_1
153.r
I
V 660
152 Va
900
293/4
1.200
443/4
/
26%
28%
45
35 Va
36%
36
44Va
36%
343%
353/4
21%
21%
21%
21%
21
21 Ve
16 Ve
,16%
16 VB
16 Vo
16 «/b
17%
17%
17 Ve
17 Vlt
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Coll"
-
'
1
'
7
7
7
12%
7%
A- 17
7 Va
12 Va
16%
6%
12 Va
12 Va
•
common.Nopar
25%
25%
100
:
7%
*
I
73/8
19Va
19%
45V4
46%
25:
25 Va
80
:
80 Va
80
26%
26%
x263a
20
47%
.47%
x47Ve
46%
New Jersey Pr & Lt Co 4% pfd.100
Newmont Mining Corp common._10
*86%
x87 Va
253Va
26%
87
89
81%
>
26%
47%
*87
98%
2
48%
333/4 Feb
13
New- York Air
31%
32%
32%
32%
32%
.
18% Feb
44% Jan
1 % Jan
6
Jan
2
New
7
853/4 Feb
2
50
443/4 Mar
25
Feb 25
11
82% Jan
23
88
1
Jan
22
95
4
107
Jan
7
110% Feb
Mar
5
1063/4 Jan
30
20% Jan
25% Jan
3
...25.-'Jan
29% Jan
115% Jan
8
7
109% Feb
25
27
Jan
4
72% Jan
30
25
Jan
17
:.
22%
? 23
13V4 Jan 18
18% Feb 21
.59'/a Jan
20% Mar
14
Mar
York
Shipbuilding Corp
preferred
Norfolk
-
4
&
When
Adjustment
2
North
American
3
North
American
113% Mar
108% Jan
109
30% Oct
24
44% Jan
•
Jan
11
Jan
11
373/4 Mar 16
34% Jan
25
78 3/4 Mar 23
76
ni Jan
2
92% Jan
4
39
May 11
91% Apr 24
93% May 31
933/4 Dec 20
31
1
5
17
443/8 Feb
Car
85
Coal
Corp
-
5.80%. preferred
5.60% preferred
18
Feb
25
14
18%
60%
*933'e
95
109 %
104
108 Va
108 Va
*108
110
104
104
*104
104'/4
...
20%
110
108%
27%
109%
1093/4
108%
1,310
21%
108%
23%
*23
24
14
*13 V'4
13%
19
18%
19
60%
60%
61
21%
211/e
21%
•
21
•
109%
108%
1,700
109Va
29,300
>
60 Va
I
1;500
*0 72
28
109
18%
'613/4
9%
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16 "
X60%
21 %
21%
19
60%.
211/4
•61
13V2
60%
,
453%,
100
75
45%
46%
.a..,,,
.
9Ve
9Ve
9 Ve
9Va
16%
*16
16%
*16 Va
16%
75
.75
76
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77
45%
45
47 Va
48
47%
107%
16
,
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107%
*110
110%
tOQ:
*110
110 Va
..5
41%
__5
80
$4.1q preferred -__^_w7______l00
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110%
21%
•
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9,800 :v
6.500./
43 3
44
79 Va
94%
•93
94
.
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$4.08
preferred
__^____.._100
$4.11
preferred
ico
$4.16 preferred
Northrop Corp
100
*94
1
22
22%
40%
41%
40% Dec
12
35 % Jan
10
3 0
44% Dec
27
42% Mar
6
51
Jan
31
173/4 Jun
Northwest Bancorporation
25
313/S Jan
2
20% Jan
2
23
Feb
18
Northwestern
313/4 Sep
11
59% Jan
2
40% Mar
8
44% Jan
3
•? Northwest
Norwich
Airlines
Steel
Pharmacal
Inc
&
Wire
Co
92
10
3%
Co_
5
V.
:
95 Va
94
95%
■
94%;'
44 •,/
43%
21% >21%
q
41%
/•>
44
i
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41V*
r
41%
41
41 %
50
110
110 Va
390
110'/a
110%
110'/a
:,•> 480
~
431/4
35%
80
35%
80
80
35%
43%
*93
94%
*94
*921%
94
*92V2
94
94%
*93 Va
95'%
*94
94%
94
95%
*94
23
22%
:
41
41%
41%
42%
43%
43%
44V4
211/e i 21%
213a
21%
40 3 8
40%
94
100
•
40 V4
:
.
190
95%
22%
23 Va
28.100
42%
233'8
-
1,200
95'%
22%
.-40%
13,100
:
80%
92%
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22,800
35%
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t
94%
92%
■
43%
43%
35%
i
42 Va
44V-4
441/4
22,700
i 2.500
21 VB
21%
1 500 ■>'
40%
40 Va
2,700"
'
.
A
'
62 %c
>
108 Va
107%
llOVa
110 Va
*94
44
240
12,500
IIOV4
*94
21%
50 .,.4
1071/a
*93
231/4
41%
49'%
110 %
94%
•
49%
108%
95V2
iAA 21%
453^
48%
.
94
22%
45 Vi
110%
79%
94 Va
*94
.
4,2 00
453/s
1101/4
35
80
I?
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1,500
77 -:r
va
4a
W} 43 J p; 43%
43%
35V4
a
^ 35
"80
45%
48
;
16 Va
*
>
36,400
9'/4
9
I6V2
*75%
100
1,300
,
•109'/a
108%
110%;
110* /110%
35%' "35%
100
com
preferred
•
9 Vb
9Ve
'/a
7,500
1,500
23%
13%
19
14
19 Ve
19
!
*223/4
23
23
*13V2
A" 75
45%
16%
75 "
■
100
-
42% Dec
14
*85
qc;
*93%
95
*23
14
1
__
19
Jan
110
783/4
85'
*13%
23
45%
96
95
23
*18%
No par
States Power Co
253/a Jan
Xl04
*13%
So
Pacific Ry____
95
<•933^
Xl09'/4
10
Central Ry Co
Indiana P S Co
$3.60
9
94%
110%
105%
14,200
74%
•>
'
Northern
15
94%
105 Va
7
Corp
Northern
93% Jan
page 25.
85%
1
Aviation
1
44% Feb
x85Vt
*108%
25
31
93% Jan
1
86%
50c
Corp
18
18
Mar
86%
48%
V 79
109
Feb
94% Feb
22
78
*83
109%
80% Jan
9
91% Jan
79
74%
107%
Northern Natural Gas Co
5% %
preferred
Feb
X79
.
84%
49 Ve
__25
28
36
80%
/
74%
109
Northern
Mar
"
V
109%
30
108
•74%
107%
Northern
110% Mar
*73%
Ry common._25
6
110% Jan
-
74%
483/8
9fl
50% Jan
2
104% Jan
74%
*83
23
483/4 Jan
7
114% Mar
49
84%
27 Va
2
11
43% f 44.
*83
x48%
*79
"
*11%
22%
43
26
<
843/4
49%.
,
IVa
?%
2%
12
113/4
48%
I - 6%.. preferred__i___;i.i.«.7._,_«___^lo ""
Norris-Thermador
"
2%
I.
22%
4
Sep
44
■
2%
27%
433/4 Jan
Oct
40'/4
;t 1%
22%
45
Jan
171/4
41v"
.1%
27%
American Sugar Ind
■
173/4
401/4
I,
22%
American
Mar
43%
43%
v
*221/4
North
48% Apr
43%
1 Va
X27%
North
109
11%
98
223/4
81
3.4
2%
11%
97%
32%
27%
preferred
22
25
'
23/4
11%
171/4
69
49
•
22%
distributed
25
Mar
1%
70
27%
28
28
:
84
loo
Western
Feb
Jan
18'%
41%
1%
2%
100
66 3/t Jan
4
17!
"a
40%
1%
11%
100"" '
19% Jan
24
18 Va
39%
■
1
preferred
preferred
Niagara Share Corp___i
Nopco Chemical Co
7
32%
42%
16%
^^..1
5.25%
9
18
Railroad
4.85%
18
2
Jan
Central
69
'
4.10%
28
104
105
York
Y State Electric Gas
com.Nopar
$3.75 preferred_.i..«.>l._4.i
100;r''
Niagara Mhk Pwr Corp com.No par
3.40% preferred/—
%"3.60% preferred
..' 3.90%
preferred
Feb'28
May 17
9
...5
69
69%
*
75% Feb
8
Brake-^i..-..
N
3
4
Jan
3
67
100
Chicago & St Louis Co
15
tN Y New Haven & Hartford.No par
tPreferred 5% series A
100
7
Jan
11
preferred
N Y
7
11
Jan
8
New
8
13% Jan
40,
,72% Jan
.76% Jan
15
.
2% Feb
.
82&
.
6,100
17%
i
6%
12%
J)
Electric System
Tel & Tel Co
convertible
130
26%
:29
80
4%
60
177'/a
98
83% Jan
26%
:
1773/4
48 3/4
2
27
see
x44%
■
24,900
98
92% Jan
footnotes,
453/4.
45%
Va
preferred..
9% Jan
For
28%
46%
76
May 29
26
283/4-
45%
17'/a Feb
23
26%
28%
10,300
73T«
48%
Nov
'33% Jan
*152
*152 Va
26%
1
2
3
153
153
*152%
...
7%
3
19
*1771/2
35,400
X74% '75%
19%
14
Jan
177 Va
*7 Ve
72% Jan
Jan
177%
19 V'4
.14% Jan
19% May 29
177%
7%
9
86
99
19%
Dec
86
441/4
99%
98
"46
31
93
44%
99 %
76%
12%
May 22
8
11%
44 Vi
75%
IIIII~l
.....IIIIHHs
16% Jan
11
10%
45
101
76%
j
76
-
>11%
*99
743/4
5
200
5,900
X44
•
45%
101.
5
11% May 29
85% Jan
11
95%
32'A
48%
8V4 Jan
853/4 Jan
11%
2,300
53
32
97
,2
M'ay 29
73% July 23
10%
44%
*99
95%
*52
32%
48%
25
>■': 25 %
53
Newport News Ship & Dry Dock__l
Jan
107
96
,
31%
31
'• Apr
107
*95 Va
*52
-32%
25
30
Jun
96
53
313/i
30
15
34% May 29
*52
10
Jan
23
102
96
50
4,800
<
No par
65% Jan
y
2434
61%
-r
73% Jan
25
19
24%
24 Va
22%
62
51% Jan
Oct
2
25,600
99
6% Oct
41% Dec
14,000
68%
1
Jan
Jun > 4
Sep
13'/e
67 S/8
2
■
2
r
23
May
12%
69%
•
19%*
England
11,500
2
68 Ve
1
New
600
225/u
...
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6,100'
•
61%
Corp________
33/4 %
10
573/4
,
22%
___
Fibre
%
1
...
»
Newberry Co
7
13 V
9'/e
5
I
Co.;
Vulcanized
New England
.
47%
:
.
113
9
473/4 Mar
,8
Apr 26
38% Feb
24
11
1% Jan
-11% Feb
.8
110% Dec
3
15% Jun
'•
1 Ve Jan
27% Jan; .'4
26
483/4 Feb
21
' Jan
107% Feb
21% Jan
25%
Corp..
Sugar Ref Co
Natomas
14
84
2
15 '
26
109% Jan;
•'
33
2
39% Mar
:
2
Feb
79
79
100
25 %
w
26% Jan
'Dec 19
74
27
61% Jan,
"May 3
48 yB
13% Jan
Feb
94-
12
433/4 Jan
:
26
Steel
National
4
Jan
86
2
Jan.
'/86
*85
104
>.7% Jan
Jan
,;43% Jan
.
19% Feb
28
Jun
:
National
29
25
12
3% Jan.
27
71
19 % Jan
78
Nov 20
2
May 28
A 67% Jun
8
6
24"%
6
43% Dec .31
45
76% Jun
37
25%
Nevada Power Co
2
20% Jan
V
5
8%
177 Va
Neptune Meter Co
39% Mar 21
i
32,200
common
Neisner Bros Inc
86% Feb 20
I
>•
Jan
23% Feb
22
26% Jun
33% Jun
7
47% Jan
54% Jan
1% Jun.26
Vt* 9
Jun.' 27
22
46% Feb
2
97
28
24%
XOO
Corp
..1
National-Standard Co..
I.io
National Starch St ChemicalZ-I_50c
8
303/a Jan
3
.41% Jan
50% Feb
Dec
27% Jan
25
40
86% May 10
May 29
13
Nautec
May 2.9
-1
Feb
7
36% May 29
.
51 a4
25
___;
6%; preferred B
National Linen Service
2
26% Mar 27
'14
57%
24 Va
preferred A—
1
Aug 23
10% Jun
573/4
25Va
common..
18
81% Mar
22
8%
57%
24%
No par
73/4 Feb
May 29
i 51% Sep 24
85;
Jun
5
8%
57%
Corp
Co
Co
203/4 Feb
75
'
8%
Corp
2
Jan
36 3/8
25%
(conv)
Gas
National Gypsum
$4.50 preferred
8
Mar
preferred
National
7
11
Jan
Chem
&
2
52
35'/4
36%
18'A
573/4
24%
2
31
34%
■
24%
8%
City Lines Inc__I_I
Dairy
Products
'
6% Jan
18% Jan
Oct
35
28 -
18
% 18'
24%
23%
11% Jan
27
18
24 Va
573/4
70
National
.
75% Jan 28
2
6% Feb
18 V4
24%
*27%
25
j
V> 4%% pfd series of 1951-
21
45 Vb Feb
100
2
16 3/4 Mar
18-;
34 Ve
67 Ve
2
45% Nov 28
H36
34
__
9
30
..83
18%
-24 '/a
27%
,.241/4
24%
5
Co_..-___
12
Nov
19% May 29
I8V4
34
"l
____Io
•
.363/4
-'24 Va
243/4
27Va-
24%
18
36%
24%
*24%
27"Va
;
173%
36%
•
24%
24%
Corp
IIIIIIlHo
Register.
__i_5
National Castings Co.
No par
11% Jan
39
-
24%
Cash
6
Mar 19
21
27%
25
Corp..
253/a Jan
25
6 3/4 Nov 13
13% Oct 23
27%
24%
.
'■
-IIIIIIIi
Can
National
Jan
16
24%
27%
-
Aviation
National
..
Jan
93/4 Mar 29
5% May 28
*24%
-fi
.
Co
National Airlines
18
:
2
?
1
___
Corp.-
National
4
34% Mar
8
22 3/s Jan
25
""*5
of America
13
28% Feb
24% Feb 20
>
24
'
24 Ve
•
"
15
42% Jan
26
;
30
173/4
%
V'4
24%
No par
;
___.
/
68 V2
17%
21
Jan
138
31
67 34
36%—36%
Co^ZXIb.
Inc
Co:
Feb
2
Jan
67%
17%
;
50% Feb
13
166
21
28 >
67 Vo
33
10%
27 »/4
68%
12
Dec
*10'/4
27Ve
67,
19
167
10%
5
Brass
33
10%
26%
3
Corp
Fuel Supply-
96% Feb
54
Feb
2
10 Va
'27
Inc
33
151 % Jan
No par
Wheel
3
68% Jan
200
10%
2
.4
53,900
27%
48% Jan
29% Jan
Jan*
501/4
33%
4
98
49%
10%
14
Feb
501/4-
26%
92% Jan
22
40 %
2,400
49%
323/4
82% Jan
40% Jan
50 Ve
12
2
Oct
C0IIIII5
r
6,800
I~i0
83% Jan
.61
50 3 8
12%
No par
Nat'l Distillers
-7% Jan
50 Ve
13%
12'A
4,300
1
2
98
50%
21%
12%
I 19
National
:
11%
191/4
333/4
National
3
11%
21%
*12%
♦191/e
10
27
493%
79
13
50
11%
_2
*76%
21%
13
19%
2
Jan
*11%
79
20%
13
*12
11%
*76%
211/4
11%
13
11%
Co
79
21
21 Ve
*12
19«/4
15
9% Mar 27
*76 Va
20%
13
69
4.400
28
56 % Jan
79
21%
*12
*67
381/2
26 % Jan
993/4 Dec
*76%
25
1,700
10,300
9%
95/8
69
41 »/4
673/4 Jan
.:
79
21%
par
9%
*66 Va
40%
24% Feb
24
*78
-IlNo
-9%
.
38'/4
1
24
100
.
Tool
93/4
69
38 3/a
8
5% Oct
*661/2
*191/8
3
93% Jan A 5
,9%
69
19 Ve
60% Mar
33% Oct
10
*66 Va
19 Vs
Murray
21
223/8
2
X9%
69
19%
23% Mar
Mar 23
10
40 7/8
Jan
54
9%
*67%
24%
38'A
72
30% Jan
common__5
3,800
S,00O
24%
24%
40%
30% Apr
93% Dec
Jun '" 5
*24%
38%
24
223/4 May 29
25
41'/4
20% Oct
r
25
40%
46% Jun 25
V 47
25
36
N
;
2
20% Jan
233/8 Dsc
25
36
38'/a
Mueller
15
16
Jan
663/4 Mar
29% Feb
18 % May 29
2
Jan
,:43% Jan
ii% Jan
45% Apr 24
May 29
9% May 29
66% Oct 24
*8%
62% Mar 16
•
;
25
60
38 V4
^/Mountain
6
25
24%
59%
•
41 »/4
Motor
4
22
;.._i
58 «/4
38
Motorola
1
173/4 Feb
81/8 Dec 27
36
Co
Munsingwear' Inc
Murphy Co
Murphy Corp.__
2f% Mar
24 Vs Jan
1
11 % Jun
35 %
Utilities
MSL Industries
2
43 % Jun
60
;36
40%
26s/0 Feb 19
8
26% Jan
Nov
Jun
58%
36
38%
2
May 28
23
58
36
40%
3
14% Nov
*
59 Ve
36
600
500
>
32,400
38
21% Jan
Jan
18,300
58 Ve
35%
Power Co
23
24
20% M'ay 29
25,100
4%
9.300
39,900
Moore-McCormack Lines
Morrell (John) & Co
;
11% Feb 21
May 29
May 29
26,100
42%
4Ve
19%
99%
>
Montgomery Ward & Co
17
Feb
32V4
41%
4V4
19%
99
Montecatini Mining & Chemical—
Amer shs (5 shares or
5,000 lire)
2
29% Feb
29 Va
42%
*29
59%
A..,
Montana-Dakota
20
73
I
No par
Feb
2
Inc
Chemical
28
2
4 Ve
58%
B
Jan
2
35
class
>.
35%
Co
preferred.^
RR
,1.4 %
loo
Industries
3%%
31
21
4
56%
19%
6.25
Service
Class
2?
38%
A.Nopar
Cement
Monsanto
8% Jan
29%
4i/a
8
59% Jan
6,500
41 Va
53% Feb
23% Jan
3,400
46
41/4
17
24
7,000
43V4
45
41%
Jan
23
21
43
44%
2.9'/a
52% Jan
23
20%
43
44%
4 Va
25
8% Oct
211/4
42%
41%
Jun
173/4 Oct
20%
43a
35
48 y* Oct
20%
42%
41%
Monon
35% Jan
59
41
7
2
14%
58 V2
40%
8
32% Jan
*14%
58%
29Va
7
24
14%
58
2934
Feb
23 S/8 Jan
14 Va
29%
12% Feb
15
873/4
29%
14
39
*86 3/4
29%
2
19
87
44 %
16
42
99%
87
20 5a
22
49
19V4
98
44 Va
class
<3,300
19%
42%
RR
420
•1,100
.
99
44 Va
Jan
2
19'/4
43
9% Jan
213/4 Mar
193/4
20%
11% Jan
*
19 %
193/a
97
.
26%
99 Va
v
61 '/a
26
44 V4
Nov 29
18% Oct
61'/a
26%.
42%
10% Nov 29
>.29
613/4
26%
20 Ve
22
-
61%
27
44%
Oct
10
61 '/a
26'/a
42%
Mohasco
1031/a
61%
20%
23
15
*102 Va
103
613,4
44%
Public
1,600
26%
.19%
42%
Missouri
533/4
61%
20 %
5
18
103
53%
X26%
__
4.20% preferred
Monarch Machine
-22% Mar 20
102
10 '
33,500
61%
Ontario Paper
2.50
Power & Light
No par
Corp
1
Mission Development Co
I
5
Mississippi River Fuel Corp...;
10
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
5
253% Feb
4
11% Jan 24
69% Jan
102
53%
10
>•
,
'
361/4
27%
Minnesota
8
79 Va Feb
103
88
.103/.
61%
Philipp.III.i
Minnesota &
Missouri
•'
*102
53%
160
;
35%
■>
/
26%
_
17
102%
150
.
2
Mission
21
24% Oct
102%.
35,800
v
871/2
*85
*100
36 Ve
53%
,
58
Feb
19% Oct
52%
58
36
14
53
56%
323/4 Jan
•
52%
573/4
22
15 *
52
56%
26% Jun
13
51%;
91.
100v>
jq
~
Inc
Mining & Mfg
Missouri Pacific
66% Jan
88
x3534
No par
Minn
7
12
Jun
5
48,300
;
21 'A
.
*86%
103
36
14V2
15
77% Jan
*85
*100
35%
100
*14V4
18
7% Jun
36
14 Va
Feb
15
103
35T4
100
87%
88
*99%
36
*88%
*97
v
"
' 100
,
103
35%
14aa
4% Feb
75% May. 28
*85
86%
14%
603/4 Feb
9% Jan
88
86
,
14%
2% Jan
11% Apr 19
69% May 11
80" Oct 10
*85
861/4
,87%
38% Jan
7% May 29
65% Oct 25
100
8,400
1,400
31 Ve
32 V4
\
20%-
90
*97
87%
48% Jan
22% Jan
89
100
973/4
9
2
-91
*97
8834
4% Jan *3
51% Mar ■i:
25% Jan
*88
87 Va
100%
40% Feb
25
86
241/4
21%
91
*87%.
25
18% Jun
86
*101
21 »/e
24%
100
*86
87%
22
5
*88
*96%
101%
24
Mar
31%
*
Oct
.'42
31
31 Va
873/4
2 V* Oct
44
31
211/4
131
'•
10
preference
lco
No par
Enterprises Inc
35 V* Jun
30
31
31 Ve
31 Ve
.100
Corp.
24,000
12%
20%
'
12%
.
4,000
12 Ve
30 5/s
__100
common
24%
>12
.123/4
20%
89%
94
94
121/8
31%
91
*91%
,
1,100
13,900
123/4
20%
100
82
12%
30%
"•
21 Ve
80%
12
30%
*87
20%
81%
24%
20%
*99
Shares
21 1/8
80 3'4
123/4
12
30%
;i3
the Week
v
20%
*91%
12
12%
*89
Inc_
' !
-
March 8
24%
il2Ve
31
pfd.lOO
!
Corp
12
•
94
•
24%
19%
convertible
Minnesota
18
32 % Mar
,
24%
123's
loo
Laboratories
3%
29
Jun
19
12%
*91 »/4
94
28%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg com_1.50
15
44% Mar
45% Apr 24
Dec
7
May 29
34
*91%
X24%
'
-■V, Friday
•
March 7
811/4
31
100
Minerals & Chemicals
27
17% Dec
21%
801/2
31%
12%
preferred
2
23
12 Ve May 29
34
1st
*20%
82
92"
303/4
1
Utilities
Midland-Ross
21
"
int
No par
3.90%
*20%
Sales for
Thursday
.
X81
24%
12'
12.50
__5
preferred
South
4
Jan
24%
1
March (i
82%
*91%
benef'ci
Wednesday
21
81%
25c
preferred
4.45%
*20%
16%c
preferred
preferred
3.80%
Middle
28
66% Jan
2
of
Metropolitan Edison
11
23
95 % Jan
3
96 % Jan
6
100% Aug
39% Apr 10
19
94
43
19
26
84% Oct
March 5
Metromedia Inc_
Nov
Jan
Tuesday
No par
•_____
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc
"
May 28
•87
MondayMarch 4
Inc____1.83%
common
Trust—Units
97
9
25
Mesabi
87
2
.18
,Jan
7..
Inc
/
Par
^
i
/ Mesta Machine
4
21% Mar
Co
Co
preferred
88% Jun
3
93% Jan
32 % Jan
Stores
Mergenthaler Linotype Co__
Merritt-Chapman & Scott__
11
33 % Feb
12
&
$3.5o
-
9
11% Jan
29% Jan
,
10% Jun 25
263/4 Oct
Merck
,
7
523/4 Jan
9% May 29
28V4 Oct
3
Aug 17
14% Jan. ; 2
83/a May 28
Mercantile
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE
20% Feb
84 Va Jan
60
NEW
-
and Financial Chronicle
The Commercial
22
.
,
Monday, March 11, 1963
.
(1030)
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK
Sales for.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCKS
Range for
Previous
Year 1962
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
Monday
\
V '
"■
■ 1
,
Thursday
March 5
Friday
the Week
March 7
Wednesday
March 6
Tuesday
March 4
STOCK
NEW YORK
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
March 8
Shares
■
o
Jan
80% Jun
29
97% July
94 %
3
50% Feb
13
Feb
12
99% Feb
28
85 % Jan
9
Jan
7
104% Jan
24
14
Dec 19
100% Jan
8
102% Jan
25
46% Feb
21
7
18%
Feb"
9 :
98
Feb
7
Dec
99
11
92
46% Jan
2
21
49 Vi Jan
May 28
38
97
86% Dec
7
Nov
8
105
3
102
1001/2 Dec
July 18
89 % Mar
43% Jan 23
30 Vb Jun
25
46
16 Va Jun
28
18% Apr
23
95% Nov
15
17 y* Jan
94% Jan
7
88% Jan
31
29V4 Oct
24
41
Feb
26
36 % Jan
3
38% Jan
25
41% Jan
3
31% Jan
2
37 % Jan
28
2
16% Mar
17% Nov
15% Jan
23
Jan
4
52% Jan
14
53% Feb
25
59% Jan
30
Otis
24% Mar
1
13% Jan
2
15% Jan
11
25% Jan
2
21 Vb Feb
15
22% Jan
9
60
Jun
76
26
87% Feb
13
Jun
25
96
Jan
2
99% Jun
14
115
Jan
2
Oct
28
101% Feb
16
18
Jan
18
4%
14
Oxford
6
$5
105
2
Jan
100
5
104
2
Mar
4
18 Va Jan
8
3
.14% Feb
6
61% Dec
27
26 Va May 29
39% Jan
2
5 V4 May 28
5
14% Nov
8
63% Jan
17
3
34% Jan
15
2
145% Jan
5% Jan
2
5
15% Feb
5
17% Jan
15
7% Oct
22
20
3
9 % Jan
2
12% Jan
24
10 V4 Jun
25
15% Jan 12
11 % Jan
2
14 Vb Feb
11
15% Oct
24
24% Feb
12
21% Jan
2
27% Feb
18
45% May 29
70% Dec
12
67% Jan
2
91% Aug 23
97% Feb
8
Jan
10
23% Mar
Jan
96
Oct
24
58% Feb
18% Oct
24
35 % Mar
16
50 % Jan
2
55 Va Feb
35
Jan 31
29% Jan
22
33% Feb
8
27
May
75% Apr
22% Jun
21
23% Jun
15
20 V4 Oct
26
Jan
7
27
Feb
27
28% July 12
27 % Jan
4
33
Jan
21
Mar 29
17% Jan
24
2
.
26
>•
8
Oct
22
27% Jan
4
20% Feb
1
19 Va Jan
9
2
10% Feb
14
26
19'/2 Jan
May 31
48 % Jan
3
41 % Jan
2
46
May 29
23% Jun 25
52% Jan
17
42% Jan
2
47% Feb
7% Oct
40
37
5
Mar
13
2
Jan
3
20
30% Jan
3
40% Feb 18
347/b Jan 24
38% Mar 22
32% Jan
2
33% Jan
9
98 V4 July 25
106% May 25
101 % Jan
2
106% Feb
28
4%%
preferred-
3
101% May 25
100
Jan
8
103
Feb
13
4.40%
series
28% May 29
Jan
34
10V4 Jun
27
18% Feb
2
13 % Jan
2
16% Feb
22
54% Jan
2
35% Feb
8
37% Jan
Oct
251
Jun
46
Feb
11
49
Jan
4
63
Feb
46
Jan
2
50% Feb
40
22
58
Feb
28
48% Jan
15
19% Mar 15
13% Jan
2
15% Feb
49%-Oct
24
59% Mar 23
51% Mar
5
55
Jan
1
8
66Va Jin
45
2
51'
Jan
9
35%'Oct 24
Jan 15
69
:
2
31
Jan
16% Feb
25% Jan
101 Va Feb
19
17 Va Jan
2
28% Jan
52
Feb
42
23
57% Mar 15
47
44% Oct
1
62% Jan
52% Mar
6
59
29 Va Jan
2
I3
13
100
Jan
Feb
5
105
Jan
7
105 Va Jan
23
2
33 V« Jan
21
39% Feb
1
25
7
88 V4 Nov
28
96
Jan
101
26% Oct
61% Oct
82
Oct
15% Oct
86% Jan
11
91
10
103
6
24
Mar 1
Mar
5
78% Feb
71% Jan
84 % Jan
3
91
Feb
14
84% Feb
19
81% Jan
10
90
Feb
19
24
59% Mar 14
47 Va Jan
11
50
Feb
4
24
26% Apr
8
21% Jan
18
4
24 Va Jan
8
p
59% Mar
7
Pillsbury Co common
112'/a Jan
18% Mar
2
15% Oct
24
25
Aug 30
40
Oct
24
69
Jan
4
97
Feb
6
100% Nov
27
99 Va Jan
8
18% Jun
27
41 Va Jan
11
29% Jan
3
30% Oct
23
Feb
11% Oct
4
21 Va
Mar
51Va Jan "2
26
13% Jan
3
1
72% Jan
2
80
64
Sep
28
81
8
73
12% Jun
22
16
126 % Aug 21
139
Jan
Jan
Vb May 15
39
Jan
10
14 Va Jan
2
h
$4
79%
78%
79 %
101%
*101
101%
.
24
5% Oct
22
May
67% Feb
1
Feb
Co
P
59%
8
'
28%
18%
26%
27%
18%
17
9%
46
46%
40%
33 V2
45Va
39%
33J/4
35
Oct
19% Jan
116% Mar
V 44% Jun
5
22
14
4
7
Jan
llVaFeb
*100%
16%
26%
48 V4
53 V4
27
27
49
53
30%
*103 %
89%
101 Va
*104%
35
72-*u
88%
*85
47%
49%
54 Va
30%
*103% 104 %
30%
89%
89%
102
*104% 105
35'35%
72% 73
*100
88%
3lo par
55 Va
57 V4
*100
——No par
——1
2. •
:
.
30%
40%
15 Va
*77
*72
19 Va
com-10
9
38
Jan
54%' Feb
41
Jan
57% Feb
14
33
Jan
30
122
Jan
17
57% Jan
8
*138%
54%
9%
50%
55 Va
35Vb
124
57%
108
31
137%
17%
100
Glass Co—
10
Co com..—No par
5%
preferred class A———100
5 '/a %
1st series prior pfd
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
21
24
12% Jan
guaranteed preferred
8
35% Mar 29
6
125
25
78
88
Jun
25
21
Oct
24
Nov
14
Jan ;.4*
Jan
3
347/a Dec
6
Jan
3
Jan
11
4
Pittston
14
13% Oct
24
21
90% Oct
18
95% Mar
5
93
Jan
May 28
56% Jun 25
47% Mar
8
42
Mar
15Va Jan
—1
18 % Feb
27
99
Feb
18
48
Jan
29
Potomac
4
111
3
convertible
$3.50
1
15
148% Jan
81% Jun
common
5
Feb
34% Jan
18
Jan
(The)
14
3
20
132
Co
75
.—1.25;
———1
Poor & Co—
————————10
Porter Co Inc (HK) 5 % % sf pref_100
Jan
105
221
32
8
Feb
61% Jan
30% Feb
22
130
40 Va Jan
124
preferred
Plough Inc
—.
Polaroid Corp.—
85
20%
102
21%
57 Va
*100
31
30%
4115 Va
85
75
Procter
92 Va Jan
2
69% Mar
1
75
Jan
8
32% Apr
69 Va Dec
19
27% Jan
2
30% Feb
19
68% Jan
2
73% Feb
11
Public
29
July 24
31% May 14
30 Va Jan
2
32Va Feb
18
85
Jan
5
92
Nov
20
91% Jan
4
95
Feb
21
87
Jan
2
95
Dec
6
94% Jan
14
96 Va Jan
22
90% July 17
98
Nov
21
96 Va Mar
8
100
Feb
1
-
104
Jun
29
106
Jun
29
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
22% Jan
21
July 25
5% Oct
84
19
Jun
24
18
31 % May 29
109
Apr
110% Feb
10
106% Mar
7
109% Jan
15
15
108% Jan
2
111 Va Jan
25
Nov
21
32 % Jan
3
79Va Apr
24% Dec
11
76
Jan
2
77% Jan
8
28
24% Jan
9
24% Jan
21
23% Jan
18
35
37% Jan
Feb
8
24 Va Jan
22
10Va Feb
21
6
Jan
2
7Va Feb
14
88
Jan
23
84
Jan
4
84 Va Jan
15
43 V8 Jan
2
24
23 Va May
36% Jan
19% Jan
8
25
1117% Oct
30
20% Oct
23
38% Mar
9
23% Jan
25
38'/4 Dec
26
36% Jan
24
91% Feb
16
Oct
25% Oct
For
25
26
146
Mar 13
30% Jan
footnotes,
see
61V4 Mar
1
2
27% Jan
3
2
page
25.
4
20
30% Feb
2
Jan
141
Light Co—10
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—3
Puget Sound Power &
28% Feb
11
54% Oct
40% Jan
2
28% Jun
136
17
of Colorado——5
com_No par
$1.40 div preference com__No par
4.08% preferred ——————100
4.18% preferred ———
».—100
4.30% preferred
100
5.05% preferred;—
100
5.28% preferred
—
-100
Public Serv Co of Ind com—No par
3Va%
preferred
100 1
4.32% preferred ———————-254.16% preferred
25
Publicker Industries Inc common—5
$4.75 preferred
No par
15 Vi
*80
*72
25
Pullman
Jan
18
Pure
41
;>
69% Jan
,145
Feb
30% Jan';
18
'
19
9
,
Oil
Inc
No par
5
Quaker Oats Co common
5
6%
preferred
100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp—10
57%
58%
31%
31%
150%
150%
900
.
26,600
13,500
58% '
31%
31%
150%
6
6
4,300
31%
151
*150
80
;
15%
12 Va
6
15%
15%
12%
15%
11%
6
15%
6
13%
2,100
t
3,300
30,600
13 Va
12%
13 Va
13%
13 Va
13%
13%
13% /
26
25%
26 Va
25%
26%
71%
72%
72%
73%
72%
73%
97 Va
96
96;.
*96
97 Va
*96
35%
37%
36 %
8VB
7%
35%
13,700
40
9,500
36
'
9,400
25 Va
24%
25
24%
25'/a
*52%/
53%
*52 %
53%
52
33%
33 %
33%
33%
33%
*26% >26%
*26%
26%
♦26 %
26%
27%
28%
27%
28%
18 Va
19
18%
34.800
52
33 Va
18%
24%
27%
28 3
18%
19
a
j
46
45
45%
40%
40%
*34%
16%
103%
46%
46%
46%
40
39 Va
40
5,200
9%
\>>;>A0VS
*34%
*34 %
34%
32%
33 %
99%
9,700
.
1,400
9,200
V
470
103%
101
v
coo
26,500
34%
33%
33
100
v;
:
103%
103% 104%
...
:
101
7,300
45%
33 VB
103 Va
100
4,300
-
7,500
9%
45%
•
•
7,200
17
9%
46%
45 VB
37 Va
32%
99%
VB
9%
46
v
400
*45%
9%
9%
17
16%
17
16%
101
670
,
15%
16
37%
37%
37%
900
47%
47%
47%
48%
21,800
6IV2
617/b
61 Va
491%
49%
49
/.;49%j;
42
43%
16%
*37
37%
37%
47
47V4
62
61%
62
49 V4
48%
49%
41%
40%
41
41
16/v
37%
7,900
58,300
.
8
36 «/a
8
8
7%
16
:
42
;
14%
..
1,260
62
14%
14%
145,000
8,900
16.200
.
15
2,100
14%
*14%
14%
51%
*51%
51 Va
*511/4
52
45 Va
46%
x461/4
46%
45%
461/4
x99%
99%
99V2
991/2
46
102
*100%
102
26%
16%
27
48%
16%
16%
i
27 %
*511/4
16%:
26%
-
.
200
,52Va ■/■
16%
16%
26%
110
16%
271/4
1,600
r
27
4,300
4 >
3,200
49%
48%
50%
49%
50% :
35,700
52%
53%
53
53%
53%
54
12,700
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30%
12,300
104 Va
103 V*
103V4
103%
1031/4
104%
50
>
54
91
91
90
91
102
101%
105
104
104%
35%
34%
353b
73%
72%
73%
90
89
*
30%
41%
>-* O O
*105
105%
220
37%
27,400
741%
75%
17,400
*89Va
90%
89%
90
*85
85%
85%
85%
100
49%
57,400
20%
10,200
47%:
48%
48%
20%
21
18%
58
58 Va
*100Va
15 Va
15%
30 V4
30%: //SI:'
41%
*72
75
75
19%
20
20»/4
75
•
140
43 %
7,900
15 Vb
15
151/B
20%
.
3,400
41%
*80
*73
2,200
81
75-
'
■
30%
81
*80
81
3,300
102
30%
.»
43Vs
15 Vb
15V4-. '
*80
85
*100 Va
7,400
59%
59%
59%
102
590
,
23
22%
22%
22
22
30
190
35%
41 Vs
/
530
102Va
741%
102
57%
57%
105
47%
21%
21%
160
90
35%
,
21%
*21
102
*101Va
-/A:-73:
85 Va
47%
48%
21%
102
35%
■
■V.
105
90
91
1043i
!4
>90
*85
85 Va
?;
*100
101 %
*138%
77
100
20%
20%
20%
r"ii'
30,700
50
v'
*138%
139
55 %
55%
55%
55%
55%
56
16,200
10
10Vs
10
10 Vb
12.700
51%
9%
*50%
10 %
*50
140
'
*50
51%
55
*55
55 Va
36%
35 V*
36%
34
34%
1,700
12414
*122%
124 %
58 Va
2,000
.
55%
36%
124
58
58
108
*108
30
50%
55
35%
*122 %
55
36%
55%
35%
124
139
139
•
55%
10%
51%
124
57%
58%
109
109
58
109
*122%
124%
58%
58%
58
*108
*108
110
31%
31
1,200
;
40
150
110
5,700
31%
32%
31%
31%
x31%
>
136%
138%
138%
139%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
95%
97
96 Va
97
*96 Va
97%
97
97
42
32%
139Va
,17%
42%
42%
42 %
42%
43%
43%
44
10,000
71 Va
72%
71
71%
29%
71%
71
71%
70%
71%
15,100
30%
32%
..
137%
17%
139
29%
30
71 %
30%
71%
71%
;
>28%
71%30%
,
138
30,800
139%;
4,000
150
29%
29%
29%
29%
15,000
71%
72%
71%
72 Va
22,400
30%
30%
30%
31%
3,400
30%
30%
*92 Va
93%
92%
92%
*92 V2
93%
*92%
93 Va
95
95
95
*94%
95%
*94%
95%
60
96 Va
480
95
97%
96 %
*106%
107 Va
*106%
107%
106%
106%
*106%
109 %
109%
*108%
109 %
*108 Va
109%
*108 Va
109 %
33%
33%
50
107 Va
>;>97>.
*108% 110
33%
333/4
76
v 76
*23% 24%
*24%
25Va
97
97
97
*96
.
32%
33
32%
76
10
20
6,200
; ;
60
33
.'
*76
78
76
*75%
77
*23%
.
24%
*23%
25%
*23 %
25 Va
25%
*24%
25
*24%
25
*24%
6 Va
6%
85
6 %-
6%
6%
6%
2,100
6%
'
•
85
*84 Vb
84%
84Vb
84 Ve
50
39
38%
39 Vb
38%
38%
7,400
26%
26 Va
25%
25%
25%
26%
29 Vb
37%
29%
29
29 %
28%
29 Vb
2,300
13,100
38%
39 Va
39
39Va
32,400
62%
*144 Va
63%
146
*144%
29%
29%
*84
% 38%
".38% ,39
25% 26%
>•■■■
29%
37%
61%
62
144% 144%
29
29
58%
55 Va
16%
30%
'28%
37Vb
33
16
96
42%
71%
6%
*84
13%
32 Va
400
17%
13%
33%
25%
46%
40%
33%
19%
19%
30%
*92Va 93%
*95
95%:
*97
98 Va
*106
107%
.
17%
13%)
32 Va
15%
17%
9%
46 .
70
Serv Elec & Gas
17%
13 VB
*5%
26/a
28 ,
19.
> 29%
Public Service Co
26
25
40%
:
20
'
36%
*95
42%
69%
Electric Power Co_——10
& Gamble—
No par
491; May 29
%
20% Jun
.
.
14%
51%
45%
Inc———1
—
48%
41%.
3,500
*17 %
47%
61%
341/4
103 %
13 VB
31%
x33
33%
X103 A 104%
X100
100 .
14%
52
46Va
'114%
x*51%.
46Vb
Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel
18
Jan
55% Jan
54
,
34 %
17%
57%
25%
53 A
33%
11
9%
46
*100% 102
16 Va 16 Va
.
■
36Va Oct
;
300
101
101
32%
150
8
25
52 A
33%
410
6,800
12,600
*102%
34
103%
13 Va
71%
97 %
36%
25%
53
33 %
27
34
B
32 %
*17%
26%
25 %
71
96
7%
*
48Va
21%
21 Va
preferred
7%
14
57% Jan
139
*102%
*102%
17 /4
13,4
33 /a
58% 58%
x31% 32 /4
151
151
x6 .
6
*15 .4 16%
11% 11 %
13 a
100% 100%
15
16%
convertible preferred—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)—No par
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
1
77 Va Jan
51% Jan
34 3
103 Va
17 A
*13
32 /a
33% 33%
105
105 .
$5
Mar
20% Mar
134 Va Jan
20
34
103 Va
*102 Va
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
43% Oct
*101
34
33%
33%
36%
102
*101
103
88%
84 Va
47%
>20%
21%
Piper Aircraft Corp
Pitney-Bowes Inc
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co
17% Jan
86% Mar
65 Va Mar 19
23
79
32%
*26%
27%
18%'
16%
9%
*45%
44%
39%
33 V2
3.90%
44% Jan
22
Aug 17
79%
32 Vi
4%
102 Va Jan 18
34
Jan 17
67
78 %
25
53
Morris Inc common
5
preferred————————100
series preferred
100
Phillips Petroleum
5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp—•—1
5
87 Va Mar 27
24
July 16
80% July 25
42
105
79 Va
36'A
Philip
July 10
7
78%
78%
7%
preferred
——100
of America
—-JL
Permutit Inc.
5
31
82
Jan
100
59 Va-
*150% 151V4
6
6
15% 16
10%
11
13% 13/a
25 Va 2b Va
-71 %..72%."
*96
97 %
Petroleum! Corp
Jan
7
58%
49%
41%'"
Jan
103% Nov
58%
32%
——10
Sep
6
58%
17
13%
33%
preferred———100.
81
Jun
21%
58 Va
58%
31%
100
1
100
98
21%
58%
103 %
.
par
106
May 29
21%
58 Va
17
13%
-5
8
34% Mar 20
25
Feb
21%
58 VB
103%
50c
70c
1
Aug 23
24
15
14 VB
21 Va
59
48%
40%
Pfaudler
20,800
13%
21%
77%
Pfizer (Chas) & Co Inc——-33V3C
Phelps-Dodge Corp „———12.50
Phila Electric Co common
No par
4.40%
preferred
100
3.80% preferred
——100
4.30% preferred
100
4.68%
preferred.
100
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
50c
Jan
54%
22.600
14%
47
33% Jan
Feb
1,000
55 VB
21 Va
.
61 Va
21
24
33 % Oct
600
50 VB
14
46%
9
2
18% Oct
24,700
16 Va
21%
61
41/2%
33%
50
14%
46%
9
25
32%
■'
55 Va
54%
55
36%
r,
8
12
99 % Mar
101% July 13
19VaJan
2
1318 Jun
6,6o5
21%
Pepsi-Cola Co-i———
33VbC
SPerkin-Elmer Corp-——1
'Permanenle Cement Co common—1
CS
5% convertible preferred
50
'
Pet Milk Co common
No par
7
12% Jun
Jan
50%
Peoples Gas Light & Coke—No par
Peoria & Eastern Ry Co__
100
26
Apr 30
56% Feb 16
24
37%
*16%
16%
50%
36%
26
37%
33%
16%
50%
5
49% Jan 21
527/s Mar 19
51
33%
16%
33 %
No par
-100
& Light com
33%
16%
37
22
39% May 29
37
Jun
3
Power
Pennsylvania RR—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
15
31% Oct
Penn
200
18
98
*101
.—
Jan
33
18
*96
37%
57 Va
Industries
34% Feb
41
14
25% Jun
95
18
37%
13%
——1
Penick & Ford
1
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp_———1
Penn Fruit Co Inc common—5,
4.68% conv preferred——.——50
Penney (J C) Co
.—1
Pennsalt Chemicals Corp——3
Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp—_1
1
14
16% Mar
8% Jan
14% Nov
Pendleto^Tool
120
5,700
45%
45 VB
96
Parmelee
14
24
45%
*95
54%
1
—
45%
102
21%
Paramount Pictures Corp——1
Parke Davis & Co
No par
Transportation
No par
Peabody Coal Co common
5
5% conv prior preferred-.
—25
4
28 Vb Feb
11
42% Oct
15
2
Corp
102
*17%
50 Va
100
preferred
4%
PaDercraft
9% Jan 28
40% Jan 22
8
24% Jan
38% Mar 15
78% Feb 14
Jan 17
98
1
7% Mar
101%
33
No par
preferred— i.
Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
Packaging Corp of America.
Packard-Bell Electronics
Pan American Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
Panhandle East Pipe Line—No
200
101 Va
•104
37%
*16%
1°°
15
6%
151% Feb 25
7
6% Feb
2
12
7% Jan
■
55 % Mar
31% Jan
31% Jan
26
158% Feb
5
34% Jan
29
104 V«
18 Va
Pacific Cement
15% Jan
36% Feb 20
104 %
96
Pacific
Jan
*104
36%
American Corp ———_—5
& Aggregates Inc_5
Pacific Gas & Electric
—
10
Pacific Lighting
Corp,.——No par
Pacific Telep & Teleg com—14 2/7
17
13
190
104%
*95
-5
common
preferred-
2
9% Jun-15
25
May 29
47 / ' May 29
31
Paper Co
170
88%
49
*17%
7.50
5
preferred
12
Jan
25
16% Jun 25
142 % Oct
1
31 Va Jan
Mar 23
43
25
97% Jan
24
Jan
81% Feb
21
Mar
100
99%
%
45
44%
—-—
35% Jan
Feb
53% Jan
72 % Jan
46% Oct
64
14,700
99%
88 %
102%
Elevator
4
49%
99%
88
104 Va
Outboard Marine Corp
14
10% Oct
%
99%
89
*101%
10
3.125
30c
Outlet Co
No par
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp——1
Owens-Illinois Glass Co com-—6.25
47 % Jan
3
24
35
May 28
! 43% Oct 24
19
23
54% Jan
28
Dec
H15
Gas
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
Olin
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
Orange & Rockland Utilities
5
48%
99 Va
*103 %
100
4.24%
25
Jun
26
•"
preferred
preferred
Oklahoma Natural
88%
2.50
20
issued
When
4%
13
49
99%
*88 %
48%
*99
preferred —
100
3.90%
preferred
100
4.56% preferredi....——-100
4.44%
preferred
100
Okla Gas & Electric Co common_5
4.40%
48%
99%
88%
47%
15
Co common
Ohio Edison
>
■
38 VB
62% .63
*144% 146 >
*29
29%
:
61%
62%
144% 144%
29 V8 29%
•
63 %
•
29 Va-
V
64%
146
29 Va
-
V.,
5,100
20
;
500
¥
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30
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22
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St.. Joseph Lead Co___-_
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San Diego Imperial Corp
1
Sangamo Electric Co
—_5
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26% Jan
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12
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31 % Mar 15
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104
18
29% Feb
May 29
17% Oct 25
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11
11%
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11
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102
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Republic Aviation Corp
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50c
17
79%
38%
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80%
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17
79%
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23%
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8
40
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Jan
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20% Jan
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Raytheon Co
Reading Co common
8
9% Feb
45 % Mar
21"% Jun
8
21% Feb. 12
Oct 23
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2
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2
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16
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7
7
28
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24
13% Jan
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-
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18% Jan
26
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25
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STOCKS
Range for
>
Previous
./Range Since Jan. 1,1963
--/•Lowest
/Highest
35% Jan
2
39% Mar
Year 1962
Lowest
Highest;
11% dun
25
41% Oct
22
21% Jun
25
39% Dec
4
77% Jan
2
83% Apr 25
35 Va Jan 1/2
65% Dec
5
98% Dec 26
58% Feb 15
59% Dec 26
59% Feb
8
95% Feb 28
23% Mar 5
71
.Mar 12
29'% Mar 9
22
Jun
22
30% Mar 15
25 '/a Mar
10% Oct
31
12
40% Jan Z 2
11% Mar 6
21 Vb Jan
2
/ 7 'A Jan
2
25
24% Jun
48
May 29/
74 %
July
15 % Oct
50
2
24
May 29
81% May 29
39% Oct
26
45% May 28
48
May 29
85
July 17
22
Jan ;
25% Oct
32 % Dec
5
24
81% Feb .28
;
14% (May 29
Jun
24
33% Apr
44
6
2
17
92
Jan
38% Jan
85
Feb
17% Feb
711/2 Jan
18
32% Jan
33
41% Feb
3 % %
11
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18% Jan
11
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>
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11
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25
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26 Va
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13
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29
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78
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25
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28
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39
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18
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Carbon
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32%
81/2
.
■
>
7Va
7'/4
31%
7%
8 «/4
'
30%
31%
8 Vi
8%
53
19%
53'/2
19%
22%
22%
25 /
25'/4
36
36'4
55 Vz
55%
55
;/ 54
Foundry
5
19%
19%
>19%
19%
19
19 V4
r
Calif
1
22 Va
22%
22 Va
22%
22
22%
;
No par
25 Va
25%
24%
25%
24 Va
25'%
25
V 25 Vi
10
&
Corp
36%
36%
36%
37
36:',8
36
36 Ve
*22%
23
22%
22%
20%
20
20%
20%
I8V2
18%
18 %.
1V4
1%
51%
of
Co
57
•
X36
54
19 V4
23
19%.
22%
22%
23V4
22%
23
22 Vz
Corp
Mfgrs Inc
lo
19%
19%
19%
19%
19%; 201%
l
18 %
18%
18'%
18%
XI8V4
183b
City Mines Co
l
1%
1%
1%
1%
*1 1/4
13'8
11,4
25
53'/4
53%
52'%
53
50%
52 Vb
51%
51 Va
25
*35 Va
36
35%'.-
351%
35 Vz >35%
35%:
35 Vz
Mach
Co
♦55%
4.50
preferred
98%
98'%
ex-dist
Fastener
&
48%
110
98
97 5/e
97 Va
32%
47%
110
110
*106
1
United
6%
34 Va
35%
9'%
No par
United
United Shoe
62%
34%
35%
pfd.100
Corp
Coal
94
61%
85
♦93
61%
conv
of
Carton
&
85
94
*84
93
611/4
Amer
Corp
United
♦84
62%
80%
93
62%
♦24%
a
80%
94
80%
94
9 V»
517
101
80%
62
81'%
61
25
46%
1051%
51%
81%
•93
x9
1041/4
101
100%
*80%
/
36%
247/a
>'
85
*80'%
29% :?30%
5
100%
101
.
103%
.51%
51
51%
51 Vb
101
•83
>9%
?%
No par
Co...
85
9%
36%
36
36%
103%
61
35
common
*83
36%
103'/a
104
401/4
8%
9%
9%
9
36%
36 Vi
103V4
80%
60%
Union
36%
105
94
80%
*93
Union
Union
8%
9%
36%
104%
No par
No par
Co
16%
16%
221/4
35%
preferred
20 Va
16Va
22 Va
5
common
20'%
20'%
161/2
22 Vz
102%
preferred
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
RR
19%
16 Va
No par
$3.70
non-cum
8%
Corp___6%
Paper
$4.50
$4
/
47
22%
20 g
Corp
Union Electric Co
16% { 17
43 Vz
43%
17%
43%
dep rets ord
Rubber
Bag-Camp
Union
16%
18%
1
shares
ord
...
6%
55 Va
No par
Amer
V
United-Carr
9%
I2V4
/ 12
6 Va
6%
6%
1
common
Corp
United
For footnotes
9%
9%
135'/4
,_5o
-
Udylite Corp (The)
Unilever
6%
17
Industries Corp__
Unilever Ltd
134
134
134%
%/: 12%
16%.
43%
conv
Underwood
45%
45 Va
45%
45%
134
9%
9%
1
70%
6%
>
l
pfd series of .1957....50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
__1
Twin
6%
Financial
$2.70 preferred
Tung-Sol Electric Co
24%
•6 Va
12%
Co..
65'A
241/4
70%
64%
134 Vz
12
Tri-Continental Corp common.,
20
/ 45%
64%
24V4
71%
23%
*71
135Vz
1
4
5%
45
457/a
45 '/a
135
5
4
4
72
Pipeline Co
42% Mar
-
22%
71
64 Va
65 Va
221/4
72
Airlines Inc
World
: 55% Mar
46 Vz Jan
65:
22 'A
I
(May 29
2
641/2
71%'
2
54%«M'ay 29
14% Jan
64%
22
,.__1
>
Electronic
5
:-;16% Mar
52'A Apr
101 'A Dec
25%
25V4
56
3
10% Jan
28
21%
25 Va
55
Transitron
2
31%
20 Va
25%
25 Va
Transamerica Corp common.
4%% conv preferred
43% Mar 15
31%
20%
20%
20%
preferred
__25
Roller Bearing
No par
Tishman Realty & Construction.:
1
2
•10% Mar 22
31 Va
20%
31
19%
Tiniken
3
121% Jan
31V4
31
♦31 Va
25 Va
common
4
6% Jan "
27
92 Vz
'
3
44% Jan
15
53 Va
92%
: 54
92
*91 Vz
11%
53V4
92
:.53 V4.
92 %
921/4
31%
1
133% Feb
2
54%
54
*91 Vz
No par
Power Tool Co_^
Trane
15
5
.100
$1.20
2
19'A May 15
27%
1
*___
8
Jan
27%
54
7.5o
20 V4 Jan
8 «/4 Feb
27%
.
53?
20V4
25%
17
581/4 Jan
'
32%
271/4
;
w_.l
Co.;,w.wi
CoW-__w
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge
4%
32%
33V4
5
R)
(J
33 V*
*32%
26%" 27%
No par
65 Vz Feb
■
141/4
53%:* / 54%
31
Betts
/
20% >20%
25
24
19 Vz
__.._10
24
6%'May 29
18
.
Tr sub shr ctfs.l
51
•;
17%
41V4
1
15'A'Oct
'Oct-29
18
301/4
Thor
25% Mar
26
62%
17%
6Va
61%
18%
_50c
Tidewater Oil
3
17% Jan
23
61V2
18%
61
53%
1
53% Jan v 2
I
62%
18%
61%
52%
4
24% Jan
8 Vz'May 29
18%
61%
18%
No par
20?
7%'May 29
18%
i
29% Jan
25
18%
18%
6%
5
preferred
:
Glass Mfg Cow
Thompson
21
49%
607/a
:
Oil
&
Co
Thiokol Chemical
Jan
(Jun
48 Va
33,V3
conv
11
6'/4(May 29
48%
common.
Inc
19
28V4(Jun
47%
22 %
Textron
iJun
May 29
48'/a
47%
35%
22
Pacific
10
•
6
60%
Thomas
20'A-May 29
6 Va
56%
27% Jan -17
iOct 25
6 Va
59V4
.25V4 Mar/1
25
,6 V4
,
56
25
Mar
6%
57
17
>
35 Va
6%
60%
18%.Jun
3
21
36%
6%
56
23%?Oct
24
491%
21%
35%
.37'/8
60
Pacific Land
2
49
21 '/4
21
21%
36%
60'A
Utilities
25% Jan
17%
17%
14V4
Texas
25
17'A
30%
17%
31%
17%
59%
Texas
Jan/2
32
14%
2
.32
31%
1150
61
,17% Jan i. 3
50% Jan 24
2
42%
14'/4
Texas
.
17%
41%
42%
59%
Texas
29% Jan
17%:
14
Texas
22%iMay 29
26% May 29
17%
42%
31%
17%
Instruments
>2
.28
2
17%
•
Gulf. Sulphur___i__W__No par
Jan
47% Jan
10%
1100
46%
14
58 Vi Feb
25
31%
17%
21
Transmission Corp_3.50
14
13'/2-July 19
32%
17%
5
Corp
Producing Co
22
33% May 29
31%
6 '/a
Co
....
22
.
42%
1
Gas Transmission
2
•
41%
12.50
2
41% Jan
Gas
Inc
41%
1
Corp
106%
,9%
1124
,17%
42%
17%
7
;
31%
106 Va
1113
17%
6%
%
1100
10%
89
46%
32%
1110
9'%
/
23%
30% : 31
106% 107
9%
9%
29%
107%-
9Va
1120
1.25
Tandy
3
16 % Jan
Feb
46%
28%
9%
,
*16%
__l
4.5o
(James)
Eastn
78
89
46%
*106%
v
107
1093
1
Texas
94% July 24
9%
89
46 %
46%
25
10
*88%
29%
28%
107
10c
Tennessee
37%( May
89
"
23%
10
10
.12.50
...
Texaco
Jun
9%
46%
.._.__._1__1
Sunray DX Oil Co
2
83
„
24%
♦88%
/
-No par
No par
7
7 7; Jun 25
31%'May 29
18%
X23%
common
preferred
Co
17% Jan
41% Jan,
7%
28%
59% Jan
25
,
29%
18%
25
May 29
34-
-
7%/
17%
31
32 V21Jun
34.:
28%
29%
7%
r
28%
Jun
53'/a Jan
7%
29
*23%?: 23%
43%43 V*
43%
15% Oct
23
7%
;
19%
52%
52 Va
18
Tennessee
30%' Oct
29%
20%
*19 Va
*16%.. 17.
28%
19
34% May 29
.
'
7%
7%
51%
34%
7%
29
2OV4
20%
19%
17
52%
34?,
x20%
Xl9%
16% /
52
/
33%;
17%
45% Feb
•
51%
52
34%
29
33%
29%
51%
34
r
:-'4
28%
Corp __w
TelAutograph Corp
Jan
17
30%
23%
16
36
19%
16%
30%
30:'
28%
Chemical .Corp
Taft
30%
29%
,
20%
19%
17%
•
24'%
Sunshine
-
78
31
77'%
:
,16%;
77%
77%
18%
5% Jan
27% Jan
'..
85 Va
*83%
*16
,
23%
Sunshine
.
35 Va
Corp
Corp._____.Wi.—WWW_1
Corp....
WW
;
5
$4.50
8
34%
28%
4%'Oct 24
32%vJun 22
1
20%
19%
17 %
Sunstrand
110% Jan 24
10% Jan
9
1168
Feb 18
8%
291%
,35%
__1
4% May 29
24
20%
19%
1
1
2
23
; V
19%
1
1.25
i
Gas
.8
Oct
78
21%
a
41%
12
16% Oct
J
16
87
29%
84'% $84%
*15%: 16%
/>
85% :
15%
40%
_.
Corp....//../.
6% Jan
12% Oct
*83%
25 Va
30
35
31%
—1
Corp..
34% Mar
15
35%
35%
247/a
-
21%
9
'
51%
•49»/4
51
!*29%
297/a
Sunbeam
Sun
8%
30
31
17 % Feb
1045
27
15%<Oct
8%
*29 VA
•
.25'/4 Jan
29% May 29
46
9
30
29%
Symington Wayne Corp
(Oct
8%
*29%
77%
7
13
9
30
78%
5
34
21%
77%
18% Feb
(Oct
21%
8%
31% ;32
29%
30%
35% Jan
13
21%
30%
2
108
21 %
32%
/2
(Jun
21%
79
15% Jan
45
21 %
31%
31 Va Jan
15
22
29%
4
2
fJun
*13%/ri3%:
77%
47% Jan
18
Feb
45
14
5
22%'Jun 25
11% May 29
15% Oct
14
.15
2.50
5
27
23% Jan
137/a
*49%
50
'
49% Feb
83
14 Va
16 %
24
19%.Jun
14%
85%
2
37 '/a.Jun
14
16'/a
UOVs Jan
,
*25'%
*84%
18% Jan
43% Feb
AOct
24%
25%
16%
a5% Jan
49
24%
85%
1385 Feb
11 % Oct
24%
*25'%
I 13% '
*16
24% Mar 21
14
:
25%
*85
27
45
24%
25 Va
100
..^-1.1
24
Jun
♦24%
25%
*29%
'Jun
13
50
24%
25%
21 %-
12% Oct
31 %JOct
51%
*24%
25%
14
Californla.../t.25
Sweets Co of America-.w__l.38 8/9
Swift & Co.
r-__w...25
Swingline Inc class A
__1
795
*49%
24%
35%
>
94
15%
51%
35%
:
8,200
.*58%.
58%
•91%
15 Vb
167,800
25%
35%
Inc
& Co
.
38,100
<62
15%
common.?.—5
Co
•"
common
23
;
18 V4
"
>
v
'.f35%.
130
1,200
*54%
541/4
61%
61%
58%?:? 58%
*91%
94
14% i 15%
58%
94
15%
14%
96%
95%
95%
95%
;; 53% ••• 54%
>? 60%
14%
35
Suburban Propane Gas
Sun
57%
*91%
v
>'
Corp__._i..l
Suburban
SuCrest
Feb 18
Feb
5
Feb 26
Feb
4
?
94
>
15%
8%
Webster
Studebaker
94%
y:
i
64%
♦49%
24%
i—No par
(The) LS
Foods
37 y8
.
58%
*91%
94
14%-
5
Broadcasting Co
Stouffer
95
58
58%
57%
of Ohio
(J P)
&
Storer
Feb 14
20% Jan
7
29% Feb 26
24% Mar 4
44
Jan 31
3
I
83%
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common,
1
5% prior preference....
__w.20
Stone Container Corp
1
1
8
: 4
141 % Jan
83%
Corp
Stix Baer & Fuller Co
Feb 25
30
84%
preferred
Stevens
18% Jan 11
54% Jan >7
35% Feb 27
2
23% Jan
14,500
No par
Industries __—1
*83%
Sterling Drug Inc
25
21
.15% Jan : 2
24,800
67
Stewart-Warner
26
17% Jan
f
39%
66%
Sterchi Bros Stores Inc...
14
23
39%
66%
Chemical
Stauffer
Jan 28
Jan
36
38%
65Va
Pressed Steel Co—....—1
Starrett Co
81% Feb;/ 6
18
29% Jan
May 14
.
6
>29% Jan / 7
37 Va
64%/, 65%
Stanley Warner Corp
Stanray -Corp.i—
*
27
3
377/a
66'/a
preferred series. A....—X00
Standard Packaging Corp com..—1
$1.60 convertible preferred—..20
$1.20 convertible preferred
20
6% convertible preferred
...20
</' Standard
15
7
28% Feb
May. 29
8
9% Feb 25
31 Va Jan
3
83% Feb
-
53'/a Jan
24
24 Va Jan
,15% Jan
118 Va Jan
May 29
*
29% Mar. 8
34% Mar
8
2
24
21% Oct- 24
27 Vz Jan 29
16% Jan 24
5
Shares
37%
65
3%%
-
the Week
March 8^
March 7
36%
com
preferred
conv
Standard Oil
9
17
2
Oct
6
26 Z Jan
25 Va Jan
8% Oct
2
91 % Oct
53% Jan
8
.17% Jan
28%
21%
45%
24%
May 29
43
2
Friday /
Thursday
37%
Standard Oil of New
,
14
2
30% Jan
24
17% May 29
83
16 Va Jan
12% Jan
2
Aug
8
Apr 23
Nov 29
16% Jan 19
32
.2
24'% Feb
24
15
Jan
$3,30
Saleslor
PRICES
l
.
66%
of
Standard Oil of
27
49% Jan
10% Feb 13
(May 29
20% May 29
15% Jan
92 Va Feb
14% Jan
2
21% May 29
14% Oct
22
23
27% May 29
8
Jan
90
20'% May 17
16% Nov Z3
70% Feb 13
31
>58 % Mar
2
.
;
:
62 / Mar: 8
58% Jan : 2
,52% Jan
8
SALE
March 6 >'>:>
66%
Kollsman
Standard Oil
4
HIGH
Wednesday
Tuesday
March 5
36%
preferred
$3.50
Standard
•
54% Mar: 8
?
Monday
March 4
•
Par
;
.
No par
Inc
Brands
Standard
96% Mar
13
,
Square t> Co
8
25
65% Feb
4
.
Feb
93
EXCHANGE
85 Va Feb 21
20% Feb 14
,46% Jan : 2
28
33% Jan
9
38% Oct
,61% Mar
6
>
Feb
34
26
Nov
1114% Oct
Jan 21
21
37% Nov
15% Oct
18
Jan 22
18
47% Jan 29
84% Nov 28
19% Jan 17
37/ /Feb
25
Jun :25
21
81
91% Mar 26
25
55% Jun
24% Oct 22
23
Jan
22% Feb
18% Oct .24
6% May 29
70% Jan
2
64
LOW AND
>
STOCK
YORK
NEW
/
Monday, March 11,1963
1%
51%
36
Volume 197
Number 6245
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1033)
NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
Year 1062
_
19% Oct 22
95 % Aug 10
23 % Jun
98% Dec
25
28% Jun
24
153
28
99% Feb
5
26
3
29 y2 Jan
14
U
41% Jan
15
2
81% Jan
14
161% Jan
4
169'/a Feb
1
15% Jan
29
47
Feb
28
43% Feb
8
13% Mar
48 V2 Mar 29
45% Feb
19
2
42% Sep
18
39% Jan
4
16
9% Feb
5
38
23
Aug
.
23 % Feb
Jan
Oct
4
27% Feb
3
52
4
9
40 y4 Jan
161% Jan
29
51
Dec
31
48 Vb Jan
62 % Dec
31
56
2
139% July
2
23% May 29
152% Apr
39% Feb
17
"6
Oct
32% Jan
30
U
2
88% Feb
19
20
43% Jan
2
? Jan
49% Feb
18
2
J56% Jan
29% Jan
14
39
23% Feb
25
27% Jan
15
6% Jan
2
8y2 Jan
25
9'/a Feb
14
Apr
2
7% Feb
4
40% Apr
38% Jan
24
38% Jan
28
3
24% Jan
19
33% Oct
24
54
Feb
6
8
170
Feb
2
10% Oct
24
31 % Jan
29y2 Oct
24
61% Mar 14
28% Oct
31
55
2
Jan
13% Mar
26
Jan
U
39
165
18
Jan
8
Mar
4
8
17 Vb Jan
23
12
30 % Feb
42% Jan
8
2
32% Jan
2
37% Jan
10
37% Feb
41
6
Jan
30
*167%
*47%
41%
42
9%
16%
27 Va
Corp
i
Corp
preferred
17c
S
Tobacco
7%
49%
common.-
152%
Co
27
7
8%
'•
31%
35%
39
30%
43
39
23%
6%
818
-
39%
31
31%
35%
Xl63%
163%
14%
14%
3,90
30%
31%
35 %
34
35 %
41
39%
8 %
35%
40%
27
23%-. 23%
8%
6%
8 %
8%
*39%.
32
30%
35%
*163%
38%
«
.40
31
]4%
31
40%
40%
38%
23%
*39%
39%
35
%
2,80
39
6%
35%
32%
14%
30%
36
27
24 40
.
-
7
39%
132,80
113,70
154% -154%
27%
28
154%
*38%
23%
8%
'36 %
165
79%
.
66%
45%
6%
31%
30%
67%
-45%
67%
45%
8%
35%'
10.500
164%
45%
27
43 %
-
30%
76%
67
7
163-%
31
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2
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9
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24
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31
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1
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1
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56% Feb
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24
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19
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2
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1
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29
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3
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23
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24
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15
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20
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24
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106
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94
31%
88%
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36
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common
preferred
Jan
28
40 3 a
100
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Winn-Dixie
Wisconsin
24 Va Jan
11% Feb 28
166% Jan
2
26% Mar
56% Jan
130
Jan
29% Jan 22
Oct
8
2
43% Jan
107
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10
100
1
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones, Co
5
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3
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5
16
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Feb
24%
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57
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Co
22
33
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Corp
Wilcox
33%
16%
17
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common——!
convertible
36
3%
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preferred
(The S S)
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36
16%
common_6.25
White Sewing Machine
Prior preference
$3
25%
1
common
preferred
25%
24 %
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25
107%
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1
convertible
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14
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40
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25
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5
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4
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69
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7%
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preferred
:
18
19
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24
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preferred series C
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Welch Scientific Co "1
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Kentucky Coal Co
Wesco
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53%
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7
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Washington Water Power
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"
33% Jan
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3.80%
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27
7
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28
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Industries
Corp.
Warner Brothers Co
30
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77
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10
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28
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15
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-
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3
Walker
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31% Jan
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preferred
Corp
:
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3
47 V* Jan
4%%
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14
30 Va Jan
31
4
RR
Electric
Waldorf System
4
Feb
2
5% Jan
8
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Wagner
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8
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2
28
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4
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25
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20
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Oct
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2
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25
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18
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3
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20
21
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2
2
6
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2
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Jan
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85
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31
31
30 Va
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89
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15
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15
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1964
15
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s
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1962
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1960
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•
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sink
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1961
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3s 1972
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100%
36
'
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1970-—;.—'—.-Mar-Sept
of) 6s of 1928 Oct 1961^,-April-Ocf
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2
—
June-Dec
assented
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5'/2s
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1977
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102
> 102%
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1993
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1957
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103
Feb-Aug > '
1965
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•
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•
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1980—Jan-July
Feb-Aug
1945
5 Vis
—
97
■
104
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98'/2
-
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20-year 5 Vis Oct 1 1982
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103%
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old
1982
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97
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•
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1980
1962
—
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—-Nov
1980
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6s
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100%
103
20-year 5'As April
20-year 5'As Oct
—
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May-Nov
1979_
fund 6s
1961
fund 6s
sinking
•
1973
5Vis
—
97
99%
20-year
sinking
May-Noy
Aprif-Oct
——April-Ocf
Feb 1961
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
6s Jan 1961—Ja?i-July
j.
Jan-July
Sept 1961—-Mar-Sepf
Mar-Sept
1962April-Ocf
April-Ocf
1963
—May-Nov
May-Nov
1960
sinking fund 6s
• 6s
external 1963
External sink fund $ bonds
•
59Vi59Vi
59'/a
June-Dec
1972—
1978^
6s
1961
assented Sept
6s
•
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1971
4%s
fund
Feb
—
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—
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•
*96'/a
;
External
„
*96'/a
June-Dec
16-year 6s
20-year 5s
•
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1957
assented
6s
—
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8® 7s 3rd series 1957
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30-year 3s s i $ bonds 1978
.«.—w.Jan-Jttly
Australia (Commonwealth of)—"
20-year 3'/2s 1967———I
June-Dec
20-year .3 Vis 1966
June-Dec
15-year
15-ytar
15-year
sinking
Ry external sinking fund
• 6s
assented Jan 1961
•
104
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1945—Jan-July
C 1946—Jan-July
D 1945—Jan-July
Apr-Oct
1957
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*91 '/a*
B
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6s
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•
(Kingdom of Norway) 4s 1968—Mar-Sept
Amsterdam (City of)
5'/4s 1973—
—Mar-Sept
§®Antioquia (Dept) collateral 7s A 1945—-Jan-July
sinking fund 7s
§• External sinking fund 7s
§• External sinking fund 7s
fund
1960
•
Akershus
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1942
sinking
assented
6s
•
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Feb-Auy
Apr-Oct
1948—
Gtd
assented
7s
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•
1947—.
sink
®
•
FOREIGN
,
sink
§
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
23As 1975—,
;
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Cauca Val (Dept of) 30-yr 3s s f bonds '78_Jan-Jaly
§«Chile (Republic) external s f 7s 1942—May-Not;
25-year
ISSUES
§®Gtd
(Dept
Canada
§
GOVERNMENTS
of) 30-yr s f bonds 1978
(Dominion of) 23As 1974—
Caldas
One Chase Manhattan Plaza
i
June-Dec
due 1951
(interest
April-Ocf
Exchange
Telephone
FOREIGN
1978
pursuant to Plan A
reduced
to 3.375%)
1979
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Wertheim & Co.
Members
3.5%)
to
funding bonds of 1931
5%
.
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91.28
1965-1970
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.
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1971
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.
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102
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1986.
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86I/4
;
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1961—April-Get
1940—-.April-Oct
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debentures
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stamped
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.
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2%s debentures 1980
50
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
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6s 1955————Feb-Auy
-
125
June-Dec
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.
;
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conv
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(City of)—
•
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pursuant to Plan A
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Jan-July
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-.
gtd
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98
102%. 102%
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Porto Alegre
1961
1st
America
Airlines
American &
100% 100%
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• 4 Vis assented 1968—
L—i——April-Oct
§ •External sinking fund gold 8s 1950—Jdn-July
• 4Vis Assented
1963———
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6s
95%
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•
§
94
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gold 6s
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35
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series
of
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•
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144
106%
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Co
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10
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,
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.
i extl loan
105
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1986
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West
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'
s
of
102% 102%
102% 102 %
(30-year) 1958—May-Nou
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due 1958: extended- to ;1968———May-Nov
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5 Vis
debentures
3s sinking fund debentures 1979—
sinking fund debentures 1982.
3%s sinking fund debentures 1983
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970
4%s sink fund debentures 1980
extl' loan
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name
Aluminum
,
•
debentures. 1981—
Chemical &
Allied
'
.
old
100% 101
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•
.
§• 6s' e*t! loan: (30-year) 1953——--—Mar-Sept
6s due l953 extended .to 1963————Mar-Sept
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104
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fund
102 Vi
j
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sink
101
„
1
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1967- .May-Nou
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(Kingdom of)—*
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—April-Oct
4 Vis _s
f extl loan new 1965——L—April-Oct
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5 Vis
external- loan 1976—„———May-Nov
5Vis' extl loan
1977—-—„—_—— Feb-Aay
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l_i—_Feb-Aay
^
3%s
RR
'
i-
1
fund
Allegheny &
100%
100%
See
Norway
^
'.
1987
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1984
Allegheny Power System—
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103%
100 Vz
debs
1st
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s c6nv debs 1981. April-Oct
103%
15-year
\
sink
4%s
Mar-Sept
Inc—
Southern
1972— _Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s
Mar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4%s 1975
April-OcZ
Aldens Inc 5s conv subord dpbs 1980
April-Oct
(interest
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.125%)
2008
Great
Alabama Power Co
1958——Mar-Sept
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.125%)
2008.
—-Mar-Sept
• Secured extl sink fund 6Vis 1959
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New
25
Co
subord
conv
Alabama
Geraes
Minas
Reduction
3%s
June-Dec
Jan-July
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6Vis 1954
bonds 1978
6%s 1952
(Colombia)
30-year 3s s f $
§• Milan
(City of)
^
,
;
28
(1036)
The Commercial %nd
.
Financial Chronicle
Monday, March 11, 1963
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March
Week's Range
777'7.Friday
Interest
Last
Period
BONDS
Sale Price
Exchange
New York Stock
or
No/
High
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City
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ref
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139
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39
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conv
1982
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106
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debentures
fund
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7
87 Vi
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1
106 Vi
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102
104
1980
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2%s- debs 1981—
Mar-Sept
86
104
23
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it
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mortgage
AC
1967_
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Feb-Aug
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968—„--April-Qct
Brooklyn Union Gas gen mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 3s 1980
1st mortgage 4 Vis 19831st mortgage 5'/as 1986
3%s
debentures
37/8s
debentures
4%s
debentures
5s
Shoe Co
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debs
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series
271
series
series
debentures
51%
53 li
160
series
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99
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93 V*
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s
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debentures
f
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&
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4s
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series
F
1981——
1986
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I
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J
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L
4y4s
series
M
103%
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series
N
106
4s
series
O
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105
81
81
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mortgage 4Vis series B Jan
1
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debentures' 1974—
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RR
Co
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New
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J
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—
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82
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series
V
1992
77%
-
74
79
4%s
series
W
1992
Jan-July
1987
123%
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Cerro
Pasco
1974
3s
43%
April-Oct
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—
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mortgage
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Corp
78%
25
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York
_
3s
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1979
conv
Jan-July
102
117'A
168
106%
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debs
warrants
subord debs
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ww
1971
ww
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1974
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1
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105
4%^
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series D
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1996—Feb-Aug
1973—June-Dec
series E
15
7;
103 7
'';27-;
—
series H
gold
gold
4s
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mortgage
4%s
Feb-Aug
97%
98%
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4s
series
A
1988—Jan-July
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inc mtge 4 Vis Jan X 2038.—April
Indianapolis 3? Louisville Ry—
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•
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Chicago Milwaukee St Paul & Pacific RR
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increased
conv
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Chicago
&
debs
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86
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1
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income
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series
debs
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debentures 1971
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For
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s
f
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85%
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1977
4s
1965.
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1983———~Feb-Attp
—
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and
refund
M
&
104
—
98
3
36
99%
10
99%
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--
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1963__iMap-Nov
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104%
98Vs
'
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-
99%^100 7-!
series
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mortgage due 1993
Morris & Essex Division—• •
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1973
Div
Map-Nov
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7
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55
63
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93
13
27
40
42
49
3f %
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62
.
--
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1st mtge
1st mtge
93%
101
*
96%
31
80 Va
93%
—
debentures
Hudson
Pennsylvania
96%
11
27
104%
102 Va
%
105'/a
91
91
4-6s May 1 2042
Map-Nov
Division—
& coll trust 5s series A 1985_Map-Nov
& coll tr 4y2s series B 1985_Map-Nov
Delaware Power & Light Co—
106%
95%
103%
103%
102
Delaware Lackawanna &; Western RR Co—
99%
99%
i
—
1986——April-pet
2%s debentures
debentures
Delaware
y
100
85%
106%
101
103 Vs
13
-
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100
100%
v
102'A
104%
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101'A
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debs
—
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—
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7*86.
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106
103%
104%
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104V2 104%
101%
y 401
103% 103%
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—
series A 1978
———
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1st
mbrtgage ~ 3y4s "1982—-.Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3s 1984.'.
—Mar-5ept
First mortgage 5s 1987
—May-Nov
7
1st mortgage 5y8s 1990
-Mar-Sept
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Jun-Dec
\
62%
99VW
92%
85%
.85%
*106%
April-Oct
1st
■Dayton Power & Lt first mtge 2%s
1st mortgage 3s 1978
.
April-Oct
see page
conv
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r
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*103%
—
1983--April-Opt
83"
94 Va
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;
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1
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89%
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106
104%
1979__June-Dec
debs
conv
co-
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.
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1977—Jan-July
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1970
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Co 4%s* subord-debs
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60%
49
10
92
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106% 106 Va
107%
debs
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/
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1969
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101%
1984.^.^
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4V2s debentures. 1991"i._-—i.--.L.————>Map-Nov
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4%S' debentures
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78%
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87%
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5s
debentures ' 1985^
_———Feb-Aug
;4%s- debentures. 1986—^-—'-.—.-—.-Feb-Aug
78
352
j
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Jan-Julv
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series
debs
1982_^._——
debentures
61
♦96
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v
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series
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s
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Map-Nov
1975~_ApriZ-Oct
23/4s
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3%s
debentures
73%
r,
43
..
56%
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.Jan-JUZp
Jan-July
1963
1987
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86%
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69
i
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1963/
F
Chicago & West Ind RR 4%s A 1982
Chock Full O' Nuts Corp—
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conv
subord debs
1981—/
1st
79%
80%
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——.——Map-Nov
Continental
,
mortgage
First
100%
3
..".1
1980—Map-Nov
•
4%s debentures 1987—t—
Mar-Sept
y-yyywy:®
;-y, y-yyysy
Consumers Power first mtge 27/8s 1975—Mar-Sept
87% '
875/a 87%
A
Convertible vdebentures 4%s 1975--.
Feb-Aug.
146%
142% 146%
v
1st mortgage. 4%s 1987—.——lA--—Aprll-Oct
—
7
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\
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mortgage..4%s 1988—
April-Oct
;
103% 103%
1st mortgage .4%s 1989—
:_Feb-Aup
104%
104% 104%
\
1st
mortgage 4%s .1990—June-Dec
—
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1991-*—-—-Feb-Aug
104% ^ 104% 104%
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1965—Jan-July
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s*-■'
104%
4%s
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subord
debs
1983
May-ZVou
104
104
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^ 4%s
104
debentures
1985
—April-Oct
.104
104;
65
69
:
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Mar-Sept
19831—
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1976
4
58.%'
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Chicago Terre Haute 8f Southeastern
Ry
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mtge 23As-4V4s 1994_van-Jiilv
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1994
1
Jan-JUly
Chicago Union Station—
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82 y4
June-Dec
1963
1979
5 y 7.
.
81
81 Va
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62%
61%
62%
59%
59 Vt
60%
Jan-July
\
1995
series
10
86%
100%
—
•
•;
1989—.——Jan-July
1st
95
;
Chicago Rock Island A; Pacific RR
4 lis
98%
-
77
.
inc 4Vis Jah 1 1999——April
First- mortgage -3s series B
1st
98%
93%
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82
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First mortgage 3%^ series B 1985
Map-Nov
• 5s JncomQ
debs Jan 2054—,
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Chicago & Erie 1st gold 5s 1982
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98'
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Chicago
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April-Ocf
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4%s 1990....^..—.—April-Oct
subord
Credit
3'As
first 4'As
Corp—
38%
41%
"
April-Oct
MacAndrewa & Forbes Co— ;
•
5s' *conv • subord debs' 1987J—.—eb-'Aug
Mack Trucks Inc 5y8S debs "ex wts" 1981_Aprfl-Oct
May
162
V
V
5s
165
38%
42%
..
Macy
Jan-July
Jan-July
61%
-
M
•84%
May-Nov
38%
40%
:
__
80%
♦79%
65
36
36%
>«?
ser
3%s ser
*78
1976—Mar-Sept
58%
71%
73
1st
55
54
65
Electric
&
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
1st
!
*83
1962
second
div
Gas
Marathon
2%s
of
mtge
50
53%
71
71
59%
--.-.—-June-Deo
1986^..
Louisville &' Nashville RR—
65%
100%
63
37%
sink
104%
Jun-Dec
see
99 %
987/»
63%
May
May
May
April-Oct
April-Oct
3%s
June-Dec
1970
footnotes,
;-j
,
.
debentures
2'V-
iMar-Sept
106%
71
America.—
tr
contingent
104%
n;
Ry
interest
105
75'
1981
debs
987/a
125%
59%"
54%
4% s
99'A
May-JVoy
debentures
96%
125 *A
98
May-Nov
May-Nov
May-Nov
2003—
105% 106
Corp—
conv
Hocking Valley
5s
first mtge
Inc—
987/a
197ff_w...-..._^..III—..Mar-Sept
debehtures 1978...I.I^.....V—..>ApriZ-Oct
Martin
subord
83
90 %i
'
~2
125% 125'A
3s- debentures
105
Mairie
Water
—
♦104
4'As sink fund debentures • 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Long Island Lighting Co 3%s ser D 1976—June-Dec
Lorillard
(P) Co 3s debentures 1963!
April-Oct
98%
103%
H
Xerox
2003-l—
2003
contingent interest .2003
debentures
Star
Macy
conv
I 82
June-Dec
2003
contingent
Industries
Lockheed
91%
June-Dec
mortgage 3%s 1981
mortgage
3%s
1982
1st mortage 3%s 1983
4Vis
1968
A
interest
interest
subord
conv
Litton
162 7/a
104% 104%
103
I 103%
98%
♦104:
Interest
fixed
5s
(The)
4.50s
97%
*103% 105
fixed
fixed
4s
conv
5'As
161
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—
—
—
: :
;
June-Dec
1st
Haloid
series
LingiTemcoiVought Inc*—
Lionel
153%
153'/a 156%
Jan-July
1979
1st
Hackensack
81
83
—
*95%
interest. 2003
Lehigh Valley Terminal Ry 5s ext 1979
Lexington & Eastern Ry first 5s 1965
Libby McNeil & Libby 5s conv s f debs '76_June-Dec
—
151
'
987/a
1
103% 104'A
.i.
97
43
'
106'/a 106%
104'/a 104%
■•••:
AprZZ-Oct
1980
86%
*847/a
April-Oct
"
75
-June-Dec
1969
2%s
2%s
♦82
& Mich South gold 3'As '97—June-Dec
Valley Coal 1st & ref 5s stp '74
Feb-Aug
Valley Harbor Terminal Ry—
1st mortgage 5s extended to 1984
Feb-Aug
Lehigh Valley Railway Co (N Y)—
v 1st
mortgage 4'As extended to 1974..—.Jan-JuZy
Lehigh Valley RR gen consol mtge bonds—
96
92%
-
1978
debentures
mortgage
mortgage
1st
v
1st
~5
81'A
Lehigh
Lehigh
"
2056
2%s
3s
1st
1st
102
—.
Jan-July
Jan-July
2%s series P 1982
2%s series Q 2010
Corp—
subord debentures
debs
inc
170
—
V
Jan-July
General mortgage inc 5s ser A July 2015
General mortgage inc 4s ser B Jan 2044
1st & ref M 3%s series G 1980
Gulf
170
■
Financial
Gulf Mobile & Ohio RR—
.86%
•79
*80%
Feb-Auy
1997—April-Ocf
6s
First & refund
Jan-July
Jan-July
Jan-July
3 Vis series N X990
3'As series O 2000
mortgage
Western
114
92%
1965
1973
series
General
Great
' 133
110
Co—
series
*86 %
Ju?te-Dec
mtge 3s 1964
94
May-Nov
4%s s
May-ZVou
Grace (W R) & Co 3'As conv sub deb. '75__May-Nov
Grand Union Company 4'As conv 19.78
Jan-July
Grant
(W T) Co 4%s debs 1987—
Jan-July
Great Northern
128
84
95
;£.:.
99%
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1980
debentures
.
10
11T ■-
-
*103'A 104
1976_Jan-tfuZy
debentures
130
no
*167
1976_May-Nov
35/as
debentures
1975—.1—.
5s-' debentures
1977..^.—Feb-Aup
5s
130:'
—
110
debentures
debentures
3%s
91%
•70»A
June-Dec
—
Lake Shore
1984
Corp 3%s debentures
Acceptance Corp—-
debentures
3s
3'As
85
-
L
May-Nov
Gen Amer Transport 4s conv debs 1981__May-Nov
General Cigar Co 5'As income debs 1987_June-Dec
General
84
90
c-
Texas—
debentures
:
Lakefront Dock As RR Yerm Co-—
debs
conv
Oil
subord
conv
April-Oct
1976
1986
Kings County Elec Lt & Power
g aa;
Gardner-Denver
199D*
4s
mortgage 2%s 1980
—-tfune-Dec
Kansas Citjr Southern'Ry " 3'As ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974__—
April-Ocf
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987^
II
Jan -July
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983—
Jan-July
40
ApriZ-Oct
1980—11—...Jan-July
103r
Michigan
City. Power & Light 2%s
mortgage 27/als 1978—
1st
90
91'A
&
Kansas
89%
-
__
Jan-July
2011_—Jan-July
debs
conv
Inc
1
1st
April-Oct
A
1979.1
•
103%;
101"
Ry Co—>
4s
Dairies
Manufacturing 3%s
5
j
109% 102%
91'A
debs
&
1
*88 'A
5s series A 2011
mtge 5'As conv inc ser
Foremost
Fort
debs
Power
'
-
•
May-Nov
mtge
2nd
>
1972.—Jan-July
conv
Florida East Coast
lst
-
1977—-<*!-.—-II—.May-Nov
debentures
3'As
25/as
A,v
Central
Kanawha
1976-
1981
5s
Rubber
&
7.
-April-Oct
debentures
Board
Paper
Firestone
t-:
104
88
First consol mortgage
I
13
98%
24'A
First
,
82
Feb-Aug
d98ll--—•.►w..!u.Feb-Aup
mortgage
I-T-E
C goen mtge inc 4'/2s ser A Jan 2015_April
First consol mortgage 3'As ser E 1964—April-Oct
■<
104
100%' 101%
84
*85%
Interstate Department Stores-—'
- 4%s
conv
subord
debs
1981
.Feb-Aug
Interstate Oil Pipe Line Co—;
3 Vas s. f debentures series A
1977-—Afar-Sept
4%s s f- debentures
1987^-^.«A^^i^iJaaiiJttZjr
Interstate
Power
Co
3%s
1978
van-July
99 »A
103'A
April-Oct
Ry
Southwestern
&
99'A
101
*108
103'A
99
...
(N Y) first cons
Products Co 4.60s 1987.————-Feb-Aup
.104
104
81'A
,*86
——JunerDec
mortgage 4'As series L 1989
-Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 4%s
1979__May-Nov
Corp—
subord
"104
104
•
Intern'l Tel & Tel 47As
4.90s sink fund debs
conv
103%
103
__
98%
mortgage 3'As series G 1980-..—Feb-Aug
1st mortgage 3%s series H 1989
Mar-Sept
3'As sink, fund: debentures
1980-I--—Jan-July
Indianapolis Union Ry 2'As series C 1986_June-Dec
Inland steel Co 3 %s conv debs
1972—Mai-Sept
1st mortgage 3.20s series I 1982—
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3'As series J 1981
Jan-July
1st mortgage 4%s series K 1987
Jan-July
3.65s
5s
99
102
i.-
91%
100
.
97'A
-
First mortgage 3 series B 1978
5s-
Eastern
Jan-July
2%s series A"1981__«Zan-July
International Silver Co—
Eastern
98%
101% 101%
1st
Mar-Sept
.
104
1st
140'A
96'A
84%
*104'/a
III Cent RR consol mtge 3%s ser A
1979—May-No»
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
78
124
.
debentures
f
s
conv
4s
1
t
77
100
72 '/a
97%
76'A
Co 2%s 1977
Feb-Auy
2 % s 1979-—-—--—April-Oct
2%s 1980
Feb-Aup
3'As 1982-....—..—.——Mar-Sept
3%s 1983_—_
——Mar-Sept
3'/as 1984
Jan -July
3'As 1986—.
April-Oct
3%s 1988
April-Oct
4y<isi 198$.—...-....----Mar-Sepf
Light
Duquesne
Inc
76 »A
*103%
High
90%*
_
98%
1,1963
Low
103% 103%
__Jan-July
89'A
72'/a
*74
debs
1987
Jan.
92 %
.
Illinois
*—
sub
conv
debentures
Foods.& Industries—.
4%s conv.subord debentures 1986
Range Since
Sold
81%
87%
__
75
*99"
Bonds
I No.
High
208
80
—
*89
1976_Mar-Sept
1978
3s
Co
4%s
i
92%
■
debentures
subord
conv
200
208
•72 y4
/
1977——-Feb-Aug
Douglas Aircraft Co Inc—,
81%
;
♦71
1983——-April-Oct
Detroit Tol & Ironton RR 23As ser B
Diamond Gardner Corp 4s debs
90%
♦250
1971
1984
series
2%s
ref
80'A
II
Low
*91%
;
—
Hunt
debentures
convertible
&
93.%
92
80'A
•91'A
debentures
convertible
33As
Gen
93'A
80 y*
May-Wou
series K 1976
1969--——Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
Gen & ref 3'As series O 1980
May-Nov
Detroit & Mackinac Ry 1st lien 4s 1995_June-Dec
Second gold 4s 1995
June-Dec
3'As
—
Mar-Sept
1985
2%s series J
mtge
3%s
Gen & ref
interest
H
series
3s
Household Finance
Corp 2%s 1970
.—Jan-July
4y#s debentures 1968—
—Mar-Sept
4s debentures 1978—.
tfune-Dec
4%s debentures 1977
Jan-July
4%s
debentures 1984.-.—......—..^.Jan-July
5s debentures 1982
:
Jan-July
47As debentures' 1981
'Jan-July
——
Jan-July
Range
Friday's 0
Bid & Asked
High
Western RR—
& Rift Grande
First mortgage series A (3% fixed
1%
contingent interest) 1993
29
(flange for Week Ended March 8)
•
Denver
(1037)
Week's
Interest
BONDS
,
*86
*101% 103'A
101
87%
'■•"DVJ-*".#--
>101'A
73
109% 110%
126
y'
12
88'A
101
86'A
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83'A
>:
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102% 102%
5
102%
81'A
58
787/a
80'A
88%
106'/a' 113
103
81%
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30
Monday^ March 11; 1963
(1038)
EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March 8)
NEW YORK STOCK
"
|f!
Last
Period
Sale Price
Stock Exchange
Friday
Week's Range
'.Friday
Interest
BONDS
New York
J-
or
Low
Low
No.
High
New York Stock
1,1963
Jan.
Sold
Bid & Asked
88
88
83%
83%
*83
82
97
97
—
—
98%
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%s sink fund debentures 1976
Feb-Any
3.10s sink fund debentures 1972
AprtZ-Oct
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
1st
mortgage 6s 1985
May-Nov
Minneapolis St Paul & Saulte Ste MarieFirst mortgage 4 Vis inc series A Jan 1971
May
•General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—-May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s 1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—i/une-Dec
96%
92%
95
—
98%
97
5
96%
97%
92%
3
91%
92%
95%
28
93%
96
*85
89
54
56
~5
98%
96%
98 %
—
—
98%
—
5
97
86
96%
■
*86
56
Friday's
2%s
3s
debentures
Bonds
♦83
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
Sold
86
No.
Low
High
Co—
1974—Feb-Aug
2%s
mortgage
mortgage
v
High
1975
1978
1979
86 %
83
85%
*81 Vi
83 Vi
*86%
86Vi
15
85
100
97'/a
104Vi
103 Vi
—
96
104
—
*103Vi
86%
-*98%
96 Vi
*105 %
80
85
104
96
86 Vi
86%
—
*85
*100
30
83
85
80
86%
104
__
II
*83%
84%
84%
*80
103% 104
121
124
124
10
Vi
163
101%
104
121
134 Vi
77
Feb-Aug
*80 Vi
Mar-Sept
AprzZ-Oct
Mar-Nov
*89
88%
91
84 Vi
86 Vi
12
84%
86%
59
113%
118
113
118
90
*85 Vi
77
II
1996
88%
81
23
first
mortgage
3 Vis
58
52
*93%
95%
64%
63%
64%
24
57
78%
78%
79
14
66%
79
88%
— —
84%
88
24%
72
21 %
24%
——
Power
April-Oct
Jan-July
1st mortgage
2%s
—Feb-Any
First mortgage 3Vis 1982
June-Bee
First mortgage 3Vis 1984
April-Oct
First mortgage 4Vis 1986
Mar-Sept
First
mortgage 4s 1988
Jan-July
1st mortgage 5s 1990
June-Dec
First
mortgage 47/8s
1991
Feb-Aug)
1st mtge 4%s 1992
tfnne-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 conv debs 1979
Jan-jaZy
Northwestern Bell Telephone 2%s 1984—June-Dec
1st
102%
100%
10
First
97
97
1
97
97
101% 102
__
States
(Minnesota)
140
II
or
Bid & Asked
High
116
83
140
131
137%
Sale Price
Week's Range
Last
Period
Exchange
Low
Northern
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s conv subord debs 1975
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974—May-Nov
1st
mortgage
2%s 1980
—
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3V8S 1988—April-Oct
4%s debentures 1991—
June-Dec
Michigan Central RR 4Vis series C 1979—Jan-July
Michigan Cons Gas first mtge 3Vis 1969—Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 27/as 1969
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 3%s 1969
Mar-Sept
3%s sinking fund debentures 1967
Jan-July
Interest
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
•
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64%
o
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR—
lien
Prior
•
series
4%s
—Jan-July
1978
D
adjustment 5s ser A Jan 1967—ApriZ-Oct
income debs
2033—:
Jan-July
Cum
*87
'
23%
subord
5 Vis
(
— —
23%
Ohio
Edison
Pacific
First
First
Co—
RR
81%
81
81%
78%
79%
78%
133
Gen
income 4%s
mtge
debentures
income
Mar-Sept
1991
Credit 4%s debs
Ward
1981
debentures
4%s
75%
207
67%
445
65%
72%
69
789
62%
71%
59
60
11
59
60
*93%
33%
32
33%
64
104%
6
June-Dec
40%
*85%
—
Owens-Illinois
Oxford Paper Co
—
35%
Glass
3%s
Co
Nashville
National
Chat
St
&
Airlines
Inc
6s
1986—Feb-Aug
debs 1976—May-Nov
3s
Louis
82%
Mar-Sept
1980
70
ser
conv
167%
Electric
&
Gas
&
1
102
102
106
June-Dec
91%
—
June-Dec
91%
*94%
mm-m-Jane-Dec
4%s sink fund debentures 1992
Mar-Sept
Nat'l Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983—May-Nov
Nat'l Distiller Prods 3%s s f debs 1974_AprfZ-Oct
National Steel Corp 1st 3%s
1982May-Nov
1st
mortgage 3%s 1986
May-Nov
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
91%
debentures
3s
1970
debentures
National
Tea
Co
sink- fund
5s
1976
-
3%s
—
*89%
—
103
2
*102
—
L
1974
series
M
series
98%
|
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93%
915a
92%
15
91%
Jane-Dec
90
89%
90%
70
87%
91
1979
June-Dec
85%
85%
85%
50
84%
86 Vi
N
1977
June-Dec
*87%
88
86%
P
1981
Jane-Dec
*81%
82%
81
82
Q
1980
Jane-Dec
83%
83%
83
84%
R
1982
tfane-Dec
*83%
84%
a
S
1983
Jane-Dec
T
1976
Jane-Dec
U
1985
June-Dec
3 Vis series
W
1984
June-Dec
3 Vis series
X
1984
June-Dec
3%s series
Y
1987
87%
96%
3%s series
Z
4 Vis series
AA
5s
series
92
3
83 '
94%
94%
87%
83%
•
86
86
86
88
86
*87%
87%
88
85%
85%
*85%
84%
86
*87%
87%
June-Dec
«
June-Dec
1986
84%
June-Dec
"
1988
102% 102%
10
102 VA
104
105% 106
22
106%
10
85%
88
95%
95%
37
104%
94%
103 V4 103 Va
3
102%
103%
104
105 %
30
104-*
106%
104
106
104
96 %
96%
June-Dec
1978
CC
85
Jane-Dec
1989
BB
3 Vis series
102 %
102 %
97
*92%
92%
3%s series
102%. 104%
98% 103%
—
series
June-Dec
June-Dec
series
89%
96
10
1971
27/8s series
103%
89%
103
K
3s
103%
86%
A ioo% 101
101
115
3 %s series
91%
103
25
95
111
2%s series
95%
101%
96
97%
30
2%s series
92%
91%
88
96
—
91
93%
33
series
3s
108%
2
1
1970
103
__
*87
—
1977„m.—Feb-Auy
debentures
*103%
101%
104
«...
103% 103%
—
May-Nov
1980—
conv
.
91%
J
3s
106%
104%
5
—
series
3s
101%
2
114%
issues
1966
175
105%
11
106
114Vi
Co—
I
3s
70
149%
«...
93%
113
*97
April-Oct
mortgage
refunding
3s
84%
70
149
106% 106%
106
77%
5
*103% 105
National Cash Register 4%s s f debs
3%s
48
70
164
debentures
4%s
Biscuit
82%
70
167%
1987—ApriZ-Oct
1985-June-Dec
;
4%s sinking fund debentures 1987
ApriZ-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5%s conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
National
81 %
22
*94
1988—June-Dec
85
First
conv
debs
4%s conv 1978
3 Vis series
5 Vis
113y2 ii4%
95
77%
85
Pacific
Corporation
95
43%
75
—
N
NAFI
1983
103
113 Vi 114
1982—May-Nov
Mar-Sept
conv
86
86
105%
53
76
*75%
..ApriZ-Oct
debentures
3 Vis
debs
subord
conv
104%
104%
105
25
42
5Vis
5 Vis
Chemical
103%
,
105% 105%
41
37
25%
Matliieson
103%
*103 VA 105
1981
debentures
subrod
Olin
104
104%
—
-
5 Vis
mortgage 2Vis
1st mortgage 3%s
86
*—
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
;—June-Dec
tfune-Dec
-Jan-July
1st
76%
71%
68
— -
April
„Jan-JttZy
19:
73%
70
mm mm
__Feb-Aug
3 Vis series B 1966—
Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
Ry
Montgomery
73%
—
Co—
1st
70%
2030-
2045
1
80%
68 Va
2020
series B Jan
Jan
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s
Monongahela
Electric
&
mortgage 2%s 1975
mortgage
3s
1979
1980
1982
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1985
1st mortgage 3Vis 1988
1st mortgage 4 Vis
1987
83
77
98
79%
1st
5s
Gas
1st
19i
mortgage 4 Vis series C Jan 1 201
Gen mtge income 4%s series A Jan
mortgage 4Vis series B Jan 1
1st
1974_
mortgage 3s
mortgage
2%s
1975
mortgage 2%s 1980
Oklahoma
Missouri
first
Jane-Dec
—Jane-Dec
96%
y 96
%
4%s series
New
l
England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
debentures
1982
April-Oct
3s
debentures
1974
New
Jersey Bell Telephone 3 Vis 1988
New Jersey Junction RR 4s 1986
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
New
Orleans
New
York
Terminal
Central
Consolidated
3%s
RR
Collateral
N Y
trust
Central &
General
I
84%
1 to
GO 1
84%
--
~2
84%
*90
River
4%s
Y
Y
income
&
i.
•
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Mortgage
N
Y
Lack
1989
4s
series
A
2043—
4s
series
B
4 Vis series
West
B
:
4s
series
A
—
N
N
N
Y
N Y
'
&
State
mtge
Electric
&
ser
inc 4Vis
conv
Gas
2%s
I
—
cons
mtge 4s
_
1973
debentures
1987
64%
65%
269
59%
66%
3 Vis
debentures
1978
3Vis
debentures
1983
72%
175
65%
122
88
16
53%
54
10
55
56
4
60%
*87 3A
'
MM
56
89
1988
debentures 1964—Jane-Dec
Niagara Mohawk
71%
General
71
General
43%
55%
Peoria
58
Pere
55
55
57
42
19
19%
8
46 %
7%
*85%
85%
55%
60
—
82
82
*63
MM
32
1981
.—Jan-July
3s series H 1989™
ApriZ-Oct
3%s series I 1996—___ApriZ-Oct
4%s series J 1991
May-Nov
4Vis series K 1993
Jan-tfaZy
*
mortgage
General
mortgage
General
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
General
•
*84%
MM
81%
99
80%
13
86 VA
81%
84%
101%
15
97%
99%
*79
77%
27/es
3 Vis
1980
3%s
4%s
1983
*86%
1987
Northern Natural Gas 3%s s f debs
1973—May-Nov
3 Vis
s
f
debentures
1973
_May-Nov
3Vis s
f
debenturesr 1974
May-Nov
4 Vis
s
f. debentrues
1976
—May-Nov
-v
45/8s
s
f -debentures
1977
—May-No?;
4%s
s
f
debentures
1978
May-Nov
4%s
s
f
debentures
1980.May-Nov
84%
*90%
112
86%
87
86 Va
91
3
104
11
115
112
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96"
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97
87
—
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>
s
f
debentures
4%s
s
f
debentures
V;4%s
s
f
debentures
1979
.1981—
1981.
Northern Pacific Ry. prior lien 4s 1997
General
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lien
3s
Jan
1
2047
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Coll
trust
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4s
1984.
footnotes,
ser
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31.
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—Jan-July
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Mar-Sept
May-Nov
June-Dec
April-Oct
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1
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113
114%
Feb-Aug
1987
5
1001/4
100
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115
—
—
—
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—
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guaranteed 4%s ser J. 1964-May-Nov
—
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94
95%
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91%
73%
73%
71% '
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98%
,
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.
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—
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74
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97%
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78
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Mar-Sept '}
1984^
A
—
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry— n
'1st gen 5s series C
1974__
June-Dec
1st 4%s series D 1977
—tfune-Dec
':3%s
62
Pipe
Line
2%s
Power
Mar-Sept
April-Oct
1970
debentures
sink, fund
Potomac Electric
90%
58%
Co—
1986
:
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~
.?88%
88%
~.
.
v
52
23
>93%;
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series
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102%
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-
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16
18
73 Va
73%
80
63
—
104%
;
102%
61 Vi'
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subord
80%
79
*
104% 104%
n02%;-^.y
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—
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conv
74%
„
104%
101
..'*104% 105%
1983
1985
4%s 1987
3%s 1988
43/8s 1986
5s 1989
57
62
80
Jan-tfaZy
Jan-July
April
Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Cine Chicago & St kouis-RR—
1
General mortgage 5s series A 1970
Jane-Dec
General mortgage 5s series B 1975
ApriZ-Oct
General mortgage 3%s series E 1975
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3%s 1965
Jan-JaZy
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
:.ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia "Ry—
37/es
102%
•*
1m-404%-104 VA*
.
101%
102
June-Dec
1978
refunding
100
101
Jan-July
1982
3%s
3%s
48
37
80 V*
78%
,
l«4
•-100%i 102
:;:nH 104% 104%
^■•<-*J.101:F 101
—
2%s
100% 101
101 Va 102
106%
■
87
:v
*90 Va
108%
89%
Co—
RR
1967
1974
1981
3V4s
Consolidated
.
'
M
87%
100%
Feb-Aug
refunding
4Vis
84%
91
—
104%
4
88
102
Pillsbury Co 45/8s s f debs 1986
Jane-Dec
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3%s s f debs 197.2
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 27/8s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated guaranteed 4%s ser I 1963_Feb-Auy
79
83
106% 106%
*83
216
87%
Philip Morris Inc 47/8s s f debs 1979
Jane-Dec
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964—Feb-Aug
104%
•"*".V:"
"
2%s
2%s
First & refundnig
First & refunding
MM
5
Wash
1974
B
First & refunding
82
80%
MM
99
series
series D 1980
&
gold
First & refunding
87%
83%
103%
99
—Jan-July
April-Oct
April-Oct
1983
35%
80%
MM
103
107% 108
108
ApriZ-Oct
1981—_—
First & refunding
65
86
20
-
*83%
103
Baltimore
First & refunding
MM
•
80 3A
MM
MM
MM
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Nopco Chem Co 4%s conv sub debs 1987.Jan-July
Norfolk & Western Ry first gold 4s
1996—April-Oct
Northern Central general & ref 5s 1974—Mar-Sept
v
1st and ref 4%s series A 1974———.Mar-Sept
General
First &
,65%
First &
81%
*87%
MM
101%
June-Dec
1968
D
Marquette Ry 3%s
First & refunding
29%
~
10
Jane-Dec
1965
A
B
series
First & refunding
First & refunding
59%
66
*28
--
87%
64%
series
4Vis series C 1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding
2%s 1971
__
*65%
__
series A 2004
Power Corp—
2%s 1980_.
&
General
8%
86%
—
"
6%
Feb-Aay
April-Oct
mortgage 4 Vis series E 1984
mortgage 3 Vis series F 1985
Eastern Ry income 4s 1990
General 5s
20%
MM
*60 %
MM
Jan-July
16%
217
63
MM
MM
266
19%
8%
*
3s series F
General
5s
4Vis
70
14
series
4Vis
General
70%
51%
90%
91%
101% 102
World
General
M
50%
1981
Airways—
subord debentures 1979
conv
MM
50%
Y" Telephone 2%s< series' D 1982.^..*—Jan-JuZy
Refunding mtge 3 Vis series E 1978
Feb-Aug
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
Refunding mtge
Rfeunding mtge
American
MM
.
'
debentures
General
MM
—
85
80%
90%
69
MM
•
85
91%
1991
Mm
*71%
MM
90
91%
MM
59%
MM
MM
*70
MM
80%
MM
67%
*84%
84
88%
~1
88%
88%
86
debentures
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975
Pennsylvania RR—
87
80%
90
*65%
MM
MM
83
56%
86%
MM
MM
79%
83
*90%
64
52%
90%
*80 Va
81 %
*85%
debentures
4%s
53
80
*80
*82%
*90%
3Vis
47/8s
*86%
—-
78%
Feb-Aay
Feb-Aay
93%
64
78%
May-Nov
72%
92%
2022
1977
78%
Pacific Western Oil 3%s
71
90%
Philadelphia
A
100%
April-Oct
April-Oct
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
1986
debentures
Pan
A 2007
ser
1985
—
3 Vis
—
—Jan-July
•General mortgage 4%s series A 2019-^ran-July
N
100%
78%
61%
53%
Susquehanna & Western RR—
1st mtge 4s 1994——Jan-July
&
997/a
6
55%
-t
Term
1st
45
354
63%
May-Nov
Jan-July
Jan -July
May-Nov
—„May-N0V
1973—..—,.——
refunding mtge 4s
General
100% 100%
Jane-Dec
June-Dec
1995
61%
71%
Jan-wuZy
May
Harlem River & Port Chester 4 Vis A '73_Jan-July
Y Power & Light first mtge 2%s
1975_Mar-Sept
Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s
1993_LAprZZ-Oct
•
103%
60%
JN Y New Haven & Hartford RR—First
102%
4Vis series II
92%
1975—April-Oct
2043—
&
104%
103%
5
64%
June-Dec
RR 2%s series B
gold 3Vis 2000
Harlem
102%
102% 102%
3%s
-I
debentures
Connecting
103
*103% 104%
Jane-Dec
27/8s
York Chicago & St Louis—
Refunding mortgage 3 Vis ser E 1980
June-Dec
First mortgage 3s series F 1986
——ApriZ-Oct
N
1
tfane-Dec
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures
New
N
Jane-Dec
1993
1994
84%
RR—
i;".:^
1992
HH
60%
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
April-Oct
ApriZ-Oct
mortgage
'•*:mc-v
C
82
—
FF
GG
4%s series
series
DO
84%
3Vis 1997—
Jan-July
Lake Shore collateral
gold 3 Vis 1998—Feb-Aug
Michigan Cent Collateral gold 3 Vis '98—Feb-Aug
•;
83%
1991
4 Vis series
85%
84%
1990
EE
45/8s series
a,
,
1998
A
1980
6s
Hudson
*11
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1977
Co—
series
4s
*84%
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Refunding & impt 4 Vis series A 2013
Refunding & impt 5s series C 2013
'.
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Mar-Sept
DD
5s
'i
3
98
t
r
96
"
'
1st mortgage 3 V4s 1977—
1st mortgage . 3s .1983
'•1st mortgage 27/8s 1984_
'Procter
&
Gamble
37/as
debs
1981
——Feb-Auy
—l—_Jan-July
May-Npy
Mar-Sept
83%
>
*
'
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83%' ?
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Number 6245
197
Volume
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1039)
...
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week
:v-V
Interest
BONDS
Period
New York Stock Exchange
Week's Range
Friday '
Last
:
'
or
Friday's
Low
Service Electric
Public
First
3'As
debentures
4%s
debentures
First
First
First
First
3%s
High
April-Ocf
Mar-Sept
1975
1977
99%
33
99'A
96 3a
96%
2
95%
*108'A
100 SS
97
108
II
*90'A
Colnpany
*86'A
92'A
92'A
87'A
92%
2
92'A
103% 103%
103%
First
and
&
32
102 »/4
Texas
refund
92%
105
Term RR
of
99%
Bonds
May-Nov
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Sold
High
No.
Low
High
93%
93%
15
93'A
94%
May-Nov
99%
98%
99%
29
98%
99%
1970—ApriZ-Oct
3'As series B
89'A
89
89%
2
88
90%
70'A
72
92%
97
*72
first
98%
New
'
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•
3%s
1974
World
Electric
3'As
Airlines
97
5
79
79
80
35
70
80
852
113
117
10
104
105
*80
inc
debs
115'A
104
104
*88
——
1978—June-Dec
3%s
115
—
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986
6'As
June-Dec
Feb-Aug
1986—
Oil Co
97
Pacific—
Orleans
debentures
Union
*98%
Jan-July
1983
Thompson Products 4%s debs 1982
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge Inc—
Q
1964
Friday's
Bid & Asked
refund M 3%s
Pacific
Trans
debentures
M
Pacific-Missouri
5'As
Oats 2%s
debs
series C 1990—ApriZ-Oct
gold 5s 2000
fu'ne-Dec
General and refund M 3%s ser E
1985—Jan-July
Texas
Tidewater
Quaker
or
Sale Price
94
87'A
—
3%s
3s debentures 1965
Texas & New Orleans RR—
85
93%
93%
(The)
Corp
First and
92
84'A
93 3A
93%
Texas
170
90 »A
*84
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
108'A
170
—
Interest
Exchange
High
99,1
refunding mortgage 3'As
and
No.
•LiOw
New York Stock
1,1963
Texas
9911
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1968_Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 5s 2037—Jan-July
and refunding mortgage 8s 2037—tfune-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3s 1972~May-Nov
and refunding mortgage 27/as 1979_Jnne-Dec
debentures 1972—————June-Dec
and refunding mortgage 3'As 1983_April-Ocf
First
.Ian.
Ended March 8)
Friday
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BONDS
Range Since
Sold
;
Co—
Gas
&
1963
debentures
3s
Bonds
Bid & Asked
Sale Price
i
,
31
1971—May-Nov
72%
87
89%
71%
73
95%
95%
88
88
70%
75%
94
95%
84%
85
98%
V
R
First
49%
102'A
51
74
102% 102%
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45
101%
18
89'A
—
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127'A
51
85
125% 128'A
1st
89%
mtge
1st
102%
mtge
Union
85
122
106
mortgage
4'As
Gas
serial
General
Electric
&
Mar-Sept
Aircraft
McBee
5'/4s
6'As
1969—_Mar-Sept
debs
1977
tfan-July
debentures 1977—June-Dec
conv
conv
Pacific
1975_ApriZ-Oct
2%s debs
94%
94%
1
107
106'A 107
103
94%
12
104'A
37
104'A
106
95%
Union
5s
110%
102
,
104'A
Tank
f
$
United
2%s
4%s
Car
debentures
2'As series
Lines
Biscuit
debs
f
s
Mar-Sept
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
April-Oct
St Louis-San Francisco Ry Co—
1st mortgage 4s series A 1997
Jan-July
• Second mtge
inc 4'As ser A Jan 2002
May
1st mtge 4s series B
1980_
Mar-Sept
Power
•
series
6s
1971
A
series
A
„
Feb-Auy
Co
debs
of
debentures
1985
2%s
Louis-Southwestern
First
mtge
Duluth
Paul
&
St
Paul
__
70
4%s
64%
—
71%
3%s
79%
79%
80
79%
78%
79%
■
—
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'
77
1989
*91'A
*80 'A
1968—June-Dec
*92%
Depot 3%s B 1971—
April-Oct
New England 1st gtd 4s 1989—May-Now
*87%
RR
1st
4s
cons
3s
Paper
debentures
conv
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard
1st
RR
37As
1971
1982
Finance
Seagram
1977
debentures
f
s
5'As
Co
(Jos E)
debs
2'As
& Sons
debentures
1980
1966—
*94%
—
Mar-Sept
Jaw-July
L23
123
76%
80 'A
1st
24
73%
79%
4%s
— —
84'A
84'A
1st
77%
84
69'A
77'A
5 '/as
89
__
92'A
45/ss
subordinated
debentures
5s
debentures
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
80%
5s
—
—
85%
„
—
94
123
225
—
Roebuck
&
Co
4%s
Seiberling Rubber Co 5s
1983_Feb-Auy
debs 1979
Jan-July
f
s
conv
debs
JService Pipe Line 3.20s s1986_ 1982:
hell Oil Co 45As debs
f debs
Shell, Union
Sinclair
Skelly
*87'A
*95'A
—
*86%
--
103'A
States
debentures 1971-—.April-Oct
1986—June-Dec
—Jan-July
Marchant—5'As
1979fan-July
Socony-Vacuum
2'As
Oil
3s
Bell
RR 5s
Telephone
debentures
convertible
Southern
80%
2
__
—
Indiana
United
sinking
87'A
—
102'A
4'As
95'A
—
4'As
4'As
Co
—
—
95'A
90
Southern
Pacific
RR
104
103%
4'As
16
105
106%
3'As
1977
A
mtge 3%s
ser
Bell
Tell
5'As
79
78
92'A
90
103
105
12
92 'A
105%
debs
Oil
Oil
of
100%
102%
1
99'A
50
99'A
01%
84'A
84'A
83
2
*100'A
108
85
100'A
100'A
85%
—
85%
11
85%
79
3
78'A
2%s
Standard
(N J)
Oil
Stauffer
3'/as
79%
4
79%
79'A
232
63%
63%
*ltt
__
232
63%
Surface
(Ohio)
4'As
•
•
Co
debs
27/as
1982—
*86%
fund
1981
99'A
124
101'A
12
102
97%
72
96
98
—
86%
86%
74
74%
61
62%
103'A
*^%
76
*61 'A
—
•%1
103%
107
12
104% 104%
105 %
debs
-senior
Jan-July
*102% 104%
—
102%
*86
~
April-Oct
—
*78%
*84%
June-Bee
—
80%
mtge
78%
24
104% 104%
111
102% 102%
104%
V-
18
88'A
88'A
89
—
88%
88%
1973
88
88
*88
Inc—
notes
Corp. 6'As
Terminal RR Assn
Refund
and
Refund
and
1
104%
106
104%
105%
103%
104%
132.
145
*104% 106
June-Bee
*104
104'A
235
1969—
-June-Bee
87'A
87%
5
86
.Mar -Sept
79%
79%
2
77%
137'A 141 %
141
93%
94
97'A
93 %
98%
25
98'/a
97%
98
103% 104
103%
86%
85
88%
*86%
103'A
104%
*93%
subord
debentures
subord
debs
1976.
conv
1980
Mar-Sept
&
ref
ref
*85 'A
.Mar-Sept
&
50
109
108
109
90
.
104
82
114
86 %
86'A
_Mar-Sept
—
-.June-Dec
-Mar-Sept
v*-.
—
Virginia & Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage 4'As 1983
Mar-Sept
Ry 3s series B 1995
May-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3'As ser C 1973_April-Oct
1st lien & ref 4s series F 1983
May-Nov
6s subord income debs 2008—-,
Feb-Auy
Vornado Inc 5s conv subord debs 1982
Mar-Sept
—
89%
*84'A
87%
87'A
*88
-June-Dec
86% '87'A
89%
—
*91%
—
77%
77%
77%
Virginian
78
90%
*91%
5
117%
91%
120%
20
91%
96%
—
119% 119%
93'A
90%
91%
*90
95
w
81
84'A
117
104%
103'A
88
-90%
104%
102%
87%
89'A
95
4
89
88
11
100%
98'A
—
99
100
1972
19
94'A
9
100%
*91
«...
Jan-July
1971
6s
95%
101'A 101'A
lOl'A
97'A
98%
95%
— —
May-Noy
~6
/
96
♦99% 100
«...
Jan-July
*91
May -Nov
'
*92'A
Co-
4s income series A Jan 1981
April
4'As series B Jan 1991
April
mortgage 3'As series B 1971
Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'As 2000
Feb-Auy
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3'As 1967—Jan-tfuly
General
mortgage 3s 1979
May-Nov
West Penn Electric
3'As 1974
May-Noy
West Penn Power 3'As series I 1966
Jan-July
West Shore RR 1st 4s gtd 2361
Jan-July
registered 2361
Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A
1st mortgage 3'As series C 1979
5'As debentures
1982
4s
—
95
—
101'A
98
—
<:
96
98%
89%
•
_J
82
*■
'
*88%
79
82
87%
88%
'
'
33'A
„
40%
98
40%
*37
*86
'
99
——
*98%
99
*80
85
*92
''J-r
—
92
92
98%
8
98%
60%
15
57'A
58'A
61
51
98
98%
98%
59%
98%
98%
18
57'A
95%
80%
*80%
7
99'A 100
98
100
60%
61
98%
80%
100%
Western
5s
Pacific RR Co
income
debentures
3'/8s series A
1984
1981_Jan-July
May
1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake EYie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3'As series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3'As series D 1967—
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975
May -Nov
Western
Union
Teleg
Co 5'As
debs
Whirlpool Corp 3'As sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Auy
Wilson & Co. 4%s sink fund debs 1978
Jan-July
Wisconsin Central RR Co—
First mortgage 4s series A 2004
tfan-July
Gen mtge 4'As inc series A Jan 1 2029
May
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
June-Dec
1st
mortgage 2%s
1979
Mar-Sept
Wisconsin Public Service 3'As 1971
—Jan-July
*78'/a
Me*.
106'A 107
*89
*76'A
99%
99%
*98%
89%
90
;
2
97%
98%'
27
98%
98'/a
98%
106%
104'A
107%
88%
88%
—
— —
■
99%
21
*86%
__
99
99%
98%
7
99%
90
99%
88'A
91%
86%
86%
98%
98%
98%
1
97%
98%
717/s
32
65%
71%
71/8
69
6 6'A
68%
105
57
68%
84'A
84'A
2
83%
84'/4
92%
3
92%
93'A
68'A
♦81
92%
100
91'A
~
Jan-July
1969—April-Oct
April-Oct
Jan-July
74
73'A
3
79
82
82
20
—
79
mtge
Gen mtge income
103%
103%
34
99
95'A
RR
First
-
102
90
*98%
110
19
88
102% 103%
Jan-July
Mar-Sept
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
1966—Jan-July
1982
debs
/
91
April-Oct
115% 117
"
109
38
91'A
119
*
debs
of
—June-Dec
*140
-June-Dec
;
*
■
•
—.
105%
■%:
104'A 105%
Jan-July
93 %
^
•
>
85
—
94 % :
*
? *.
„
-e^I
*82 'A
'<
.
*102
April-Oct
~
102
102
103'A
94'A
,4
•
>f—,I„;
a
:
included in
'
included in the year's range.
nUnder-the-rule sale not included
Deferred delivery sale not
included in.the year's
not
range,
the year's range,
y Ex-coupon.
^
d E:X"*]^®™SVS range. ^Cash s&li
in the years range, r^asn am
4
receivership, or reorganized
under Seetlon 77 of
***•
A
90
105%
91%
82%
82%
79'A
80
*
%79
105%
149 % 169
104'A
■
T:\j:
St Louis—
Jan-July
April-Ocf
_
'
150
149% 150
———June-Bee
1978-
impt 4s series C 2019
impt 2y8s series D 1985
"
I
.
.
'
■
1979
*79
1976---—3an*July
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4'As series H 1990—.
,
capital" conv notes 1979
5'A% senior notes 1980
i
103%
__
84%
86%
110%
110
——
1971—May-Nov
'5s
Tandy
101%
101%
Corp of America—
Western
*97%
T
5'As
99%
5
105'A 105'A
_Mav-iVoo
21
1986
1983
Yonkers Elee Lt & Power 2%b»
b*
99'A 100'A
Corp—
subord
(James)
103'A
101'A
102'A 102'A
102'A
87'A
108
106'A 107
106%
v.iv'j:!"*-'
Talcott
15
„
April-Oct
May-Nov
April-Oct
_Jan-July
April-Oct
1976
debentures
63%
—
103%
1973—
Wayne
conv
1st
debentures
debentures
Symington
43As
Inc
*91%
101'A 102 %
157%
Inc—
2%s
April-Oct
79'A
150
„
102%
96%
97%
—
April-Oct
April-Oct
1982
debentures
Camp
Transit
&
102
102%
Feb-Auy
Jan-July
1982
conv
Sunray DX Oil 4'As debs 1987
Sunray
Oil Corp 27/8s debentures
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Swift
4s
238
59
lbu%
100% 101'A
100%
Jan-July
subord
conv
1983
debentures 2%s
3%s
Jan-July
Jan-July
April-Oct
Jan-fuly
April-Oct
4%s
1974
Chemical
Stokely-Van
4'As
Co
1984
1983
debentures
101 %
100%
—
80'A
*220
__May-Nov
.
California
(Indiana)
Standard Oil
94%
86%
78%
'
79%
1977—May -Nov
1985
1983
debentures
97
—
Mar-Sept
.April-Oct
90%
90
163
99'A
103%
102
84'A
79'A
90%
10
16
Co—
Mar-Sept
May-Nov
May-Nov
A '75_Jwne-Dec
3%s
debs
Standard
4'As
RR
2%s
Standard
89%
96
94'/a
,iv;;
*92'/a
May-Nov
Electric & Power Co—
mtge 2%s series E 1975mtge 3s series F 1978
1st & ref mtge 2%s series G 1979lst & ref mtge 2%s series H lgsO'—
1st & ref mtge 3%s series I 1981_.
1st & ref mtge 3'As series J 1982-
105%
Co—
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
debentures
Spiegel
*100'A
1st
Gen
Northeastern
Southwestern
1
1st
><n
104'A
67
105'A
99'A
1994
fan-July
1973_June-Dec
mortgage 27/8s series E 1986
First mortgage 23As series F 1996
Frist
mortgage 5'As series H 1983
Southern Ry first consol gold 5s 1994
1st
mtge coll tr 4'As 1988
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Orl &
~1
94'A
—
Virginia
101'A 101%
Jan-July
First
New
96'A
94'A
Mar-Sept
1967
3'/as conv subord debentures
4'As conv
Vendo Co—
101
90
101%
—
Vanadium
—
102%
92'A
conv
1981
1st
96'A
87'A
7
105
Jan-July
1970_
1969
Gold
89'A
*90%
Jan-July
93
Co—
(Oregon Lines)
San Fran Term
124%
93
80%
Southern Pacific Co—
4'As
119%
—
—
106
3
*78%
Feb-Aug
2%s-4.»As
Ry
Gas
Gold
1978
1978
debentures
debentures
Steel
States
Wabash
First
29
—
*90
—
79%
1
104% 105'A
Jan -July
debentures
Natural
Southern
Telegraph
&
1985
27As
debentures
1987
Southern California Edison
3'As
104%
April-Oct
1963
1979—
debentures
23As
2%s
debentures
105% 106%
—
June-Bee
1976
South & North Alabama
Southern
106
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
2%s
102% 102%
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
Corp 4%s conv debs
2'As debentures 1965
Smith-Corona
4'As
debentures
sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
103'A 103'A
__
Oil >2'As
Oil
Oil
99%
104
136%
—
—
■
Sears
trust
*94%
May-Nou
April-Oct
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
conv
U S
87'A
91
—
103% 103%
June-Bee
Feb-Aug
May-Nov
Jan-July
1977
1982—
;
fund
119'/a 122
—
Feb-Aug
debentures 1972
coll
&
sink
United
—
97'A
126%
*99%
—
tfune-Dec
1974
Acceptance Corp—
debentures
1972
4%s
fund
mtge
138
Roebuck
Sears
70%
Co—
mortgage 3s series B 1980
Seaboard
3s
Line
Air
86%
69%
99'A
—
Jan-July
1972
fund debentures 1973
& coll trust 4'As 1977
mtge
4'As
Scott
1
Jan-July
1971
3'As
sinking
87
76%
trust
& coll
sink
1st
Union
Scioto V &
847/a
_
*103% 106
1966—April-Oct
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
62'A
*72%
--
May -Nov
Second 4s inc bond certificates Nov 1989_Jan-July
St
70%
105%
119%
Ry—
bond certificates
4s
86 'A
70%
104'A
114'A
*99% 100%
__
Mar-Sept
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s
1st
6t
15
104
116
*85%
—
70'A
June-Dec
America
1977—
1st
mmm.
*70
—
2006—Mar-Nov
Jan
*90%
—
1st
1996—
debs
income
5s
3s
Adirond'k
&
gold
115
1973——April-Oct
1st
Lawrence
115%
—
91
89%
*91
105% 105%
1991_Mar-Sept
1986
1st
Second
88%
88%
105%
i976___Feb-Aug
C
United
St
83
87%
Inc
subord
conv
3%s
4'As
debentures
Air
United
Saguenay
83
June-Bee
1991
„
__
85'A
*87%
1970_fune-Dec
mtmm
__
June-Bee
debs
mortgage
*83
May-Nov
1
—
*94%
June-Dec
1980
1986
RR
*84%
—-
*100
mortgage 3'As series J
Rohr
Royal
of California
subord
Refunding
Corp
1977
D
2%s
May-Nov
coll tr 2%s
3'As 1982
conv
Union
Rochester
trust
1968
debentures
4'As
Missouri
&
Oil Co
4%s
131'A
of
and coll
debentures
3s
Reading Co first & ref 3'As series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs 1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
Rheem Manufacturing 3"%s debs—;
1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—April-Oct
Co
:
•;;,
If WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
list
win* pvtensive
r
Jn ^e AmSkan
endtS
and
we
Xrch
Friday,
a complete report of the transactions
the week beginning Monday, March 4,
furnish
Stock Exchange for
8. It is compiled by the
report on the American
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings^^ have occurred during the current^year.
Range for Week Ending March 8.
Friday
•
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
>•;;
13
Jan Jan
Mar
3
2%
9%
^
2% Mar
1% Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
4% Mar
Feb
117/b Jan
7% Jan
6%
Jan
2%
Feb
45%
Jan
Last
3%
57%
Jan
Feb
,
of Prices
Low
Frocks
Berkshire
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
Birdsboro
7%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
Low
High
9j/4
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
600
24% Mar
23 %
Jan
3%
1,900
3% Jan
1%
12,300
4%
1%
Jan
7%
2,700
7
2»/4
1,500
2%
24%
25%
3%
1
25
—_
Corp
3%
,
:<
1%
Blauner's
%
Feb
107 Va
Jan
Industries Inc-
A
Class
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
Bohack
(HC)
5 %%
Co
prior
common
preferred
Borne Chemical Co Inc,
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp
Brad
Foote
———.
America
of
Works
Gear
Brandywine Raceway
Brazilian Traction
Breeze
Inc.
Assn„.
Light & Pow ord.
Corp
Brillo
Manufacturing
Co
Co,
Oil
British American
British American Tobacco—
Amer
dep rets ord bearer
Amer
dep rets ord registered——
British
Columbia
British
Petroleum
Amer
Power
Co
Ltd—
dep rets ord registered
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
Allied
Paper
Alsco
Inc
Corp
Rainwear
Co of America $3.75
Ambassador. Oil
Corp—
Inc—
Industries
Amco
4%
com.
common-
preferred—;
.
———1
Inc
Aluminum
Class B
3
-10c
Corp—
Unlimited
Alloys
Almar
Brown Company
-_u
:
Brown Forman Distillers cl A
50c
Inc
Control Co
Allied
1
pfd_L00
1
1
(EL)
Bruce
Co Inc
Bruck Mills Ltd class
B
SF Company
.66%c
Budget Finance Plan—
'
J.
Common
American Beverage Corp_*-i,_—1
Book
American
Book-Stratford
Business
\merican
Buell
Inc
1
Inc
American-Internatl Aluminum
Bunker Hill (The) Company
Burma Mines Ltd—
25o
American dep rets ord shares.
Burneil & • Co lnc_
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Butler's Shoe Corp
„'
Paper Mills Ltd—
American Israeli
preferred.
serial preferred
Industries
Systems Inc
Electronics
American
6%
Inc—.1
Co
Press
convertible
60c
20
American
American shares
—-
50c
American
MARC Inc
American
Manufacturing
Inc
12.50
Co
class
A—,.=_1
American
Petrofina
American
American
Thread
—
Inc
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American
BVD
5%
preferred
Co
.5
Anchor Post Productsiii-w
Radio
Andrea
1
Corp—
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
Ansul
Chemical
1
,
Calgary & Edmonton
1
Co
California
Anthony Pools Inc-'—,—
1
Apollo Industries Inc_:
5
Appalachian Power Co 4%% pfd—100
Arkansas
Louisiana Gas Co
2.50
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72%
&• Co
Armour
Arnold
warrants,^,—,,,,...—,
Aluminum
Altex
Arrow
Electronics
Asamera
pfd-JUOO
Co
common
—
preferred
-
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
:
•
Class Aw-i
>—
Jan
24%. Mar
A Feb
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—.
Campbell Machines
Inc
1
Corp Ltd
Associated Baby
Services
Inc
1%
Feb
Canada
Bread
II
Jan
Canada
Cement Co Ltd
3%
Jan
deposit rets
Ltd—
Co
common—
preferred——,.
$1.30
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc.
Electric Industries—
American
:
40c
•
Inc
Oil
Associated
1
28% Jan
100 %
common.
preferred
6%
Feb
Corp Ltd
Power
pieferred
$2.50
8%
Argus Inc
Electric
$3.00
£1
regis
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co
Associated^ Food
Associated
Stores
Laundries
Oil &
Associated
Inc—
—
America
of
I
_1
Gas Co
Ic
——*
Canadian Export Gas & Oil
i6%c
Canadian Homestead Oils Ltd—_^,10c
Canadian
Oil
Ltd
Associated.,,Testing Labs^—-,—.__10c
Canadian
Industrial
Gas
Astrex
33 %c
Canadian
Javelin
Products__10o
Canadian
Marconi
___1
Canadian
Petrofina Ltd
Inc.
•
.
Chemical Industrial
Atco
Atico
Financial
Corp__
Atlantic
Coast
Atlantic
Research
Atlas
Line
•
_1
Co
Corp
_
Mining &
Development Corp
10 pesos
.
Atlas
Corp
Atlas
General
Atlas
Sewing Centers
Audio
option
Devices
Aurora
Plastics
Automatic
Steel
—1
Inc
10c
•
1
1
Mfg Co Inc
Products
Inc
com
preferred
non-cum
Inc
10c
Corp-,.^,—5
Collieries Corp—i—
—3.
Minerals-.
Capital City
Products
Co
Castle
(AM)
Corp
Maine
Power
Baker Industries
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
l
Chemical—
Common
Banff
Oil
Banner
preferred
Securities
Inc
ic
10c
Construction
50c
Bargain Town USA Inc„
Barnes
•
Engineering
Co
10c
1
Wright Corp
Circuit
Barton's
Candy Corp
Baruch-Foster Corp
Bayview OH Corp
Bearings Inc
Beck
Bell
Bell
(AS)
C K P
;
Shoe-Corp
Corp
Telephone of Canada.
Benrus
Berkey
Instrument
Watch
Photo
Co
Clark
Mining.
Oil
Corp
Corp
Inc
Foil Corp
Development Ltd
Cable
Corp
;
Electronic
Belock
.2.50
,—,.^.1
Corp
Consolidated
Christiana
Cinerama
Barry
l
Co of America
Chicago Rivet & Machine-.
Chromalloy
Clarostat
Clary
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
Clausner
Hosiery Co
,_J
Corp
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing.
Inc
Clopay Corporation
Inc
r\>r footnotes, see page 36
Club
Aluminum
*
lo
Corp
-
Chief
100
preferred-*
preferred
Co
Charter Oil- Co Ltd_—_
Cherrv-Burrell
4'A
Corp. common——1
convertible
Century Electric
Chamberlin
pref
50c
Industries
BarChris
Corp.
Ltd
B
convertible
Century Geophysical
50c
Convertible
Baldwin
$1.50
3%
Products
Co
10%
14%
Light 4% pfd—-.L00
Jan
5% Jan
13 Va
1
3.50%
%
IS
'"5%
1
of America
Hadley
$1.40 series
A-l
108% 108%
-
lo
& Co
Central Securities
class
—-
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred
*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (JW) Co
l
Central Power &
Gas
Co
—
Central
Oil &
Corp.
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc..
Carnation
Catalin Corp
Selbum
L
—
International
Capital Cities : Broadcasting
,
&
10
Properties Ltd-.
Williston
Central
Bailey
*
_l
partic pfd
1
,1
Avis Industrial-
Ayshire
1.
;
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral
l
2.50
Ltd
Ltd-'
,_1
Corp
Radio
Avien
Inc
Inc
Automatic
Non-voting
warrants
Industires
Canadianwide
Canadian
Consolidated
Husky
High
Mar
7
2Ve
Inc
(The)
Bloomfield Building
Sales
for Week
\ Week's
Range
Sale Price
High
Low
2V4
STOCK S
American Stock Exchange
Jan
3 ViB Jan
:
%
Feb
72%
Jan
85% Jan
Jan
Volume
Number
197
6245
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
STOCKS
Last
•
American Stock Exchange
Week's
vv
Range
Sale Price
Cohu
Electronics
Colonial
Corp
Inc
Colonial Sand '•&
Commercial
for Week Hi
Shares
■
37/s
19
19%
6,500
19
1
18%
17%
18V4
13%
5%
9,200
1,200
—5
Centers
Inc
Service
10c
—10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to *65_1
Compudyne Corporation
25c
Connelly Containers Inc
—50c
—
37/a
5
'
1%
4
4%
3%
4
"
Jan
4%
~
jJan
6,300
iy8
41%
Jan
10
''
Jan
10%
10%
11 ¥4
3,700
2%
2%
2%
6,300
2%
4%
4%
2,200
4%
Jan
5Va
Feb
1%
,f
Jan
46
;
Feb
4%
>
Low
Feo'
Feb
14%
Jan
3%
1
Jan
5
^ Jan
Sun. Ray
Low
High
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc.
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd.—
Fargo Oils Ltd
Federated
—,
Purchaser
Petroleum
Plastics
Financial
&
class
A
Corp
Chemicals
General
Inc.
Corp
IncA———10c
First National Realty & Construction
Corp
60c
Varnish Co
Firth
Fishman
Forest
1
Inc
(MH)
2.1
Co
Inc^
6%
14%
11
11%
14 %
———2—.
15%
159 %
164 %
——
Fresnillo (The) Company
Friendly Frost Inc
Fuller
1%
6%
13%
City Enterprises.
Fotochrome Inc
—5
1
Corroon & Reynolds common—
$1 preferred class A
Sterling
Flying Tiger Line Inc_
Ford Motor of Canada-
—I
Coro Inc
H
.
Fischer & Porter Co
15
Inc
common
convertible preferred
Warrants-
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B non-voting———
—•
Cott
Range Since Jan. 1,196JT
Filmways Inc
Corp
!
1
Continental Connector Corp cl A
50c
Continental Materials
Corp—
.10c
Continental Vending Machine Corp_I0c
&
High
Falcon Seaboard Drilling Co
Continental Commercial
Cook Paint
Sales
Famous Artists Schools Inc
Fields
Construction Products class A————1
Continental Aviation &
Engineering—1
Cooper-Jarrett
.
for Week
Shares
Fairmont Chemical Co_.
Felmont
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
10c
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
_20c
Consolidated Royalty Oil
*
Consolidated
;:
Jan
18%
Jan
1,400
Week's
Range
of Prices
Feb
22',2
Jan w
1%
42
Last.
Sale Price
High
Mar
43 %
1%
42
4,600
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. l, 1963
'tLow
19s/s
Co—:
Co_>
Community Discount
Community Public
HiSh
1
Stone
Metals
Low
50c
America
of
.'i/|
of Prices
Par
(Range for Week Ended March 8)
Sales
11
(Geo A) Co
•
Beverage Corp
1.50
Cott
Bottling Co of New England—1
Courtaulds Ltd—
•
American dep receipts (ord teg) —£1
Instruments Corp
—T
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
50c
Creole; Petroleum Corp.,
—5
Cresmont Consolidated Corp————1
Cox
Crose United Corp--^-^—
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown Aluminum
Crown
Central
Crown Drug
Garan
Co
common
—•
preferred
General Acceptance
100
——-
"warrants"
Co——
Battery & Ceramic Corp
General Builders Corp
;
General Development
Corp—
General Electric Co Ltdr->
——
General Alloys
Corp__25c
(Md)
—5
-—-250.
10c
;
-1
General
—I
—
Crystal Dil & Land Co
Cubic 'Corporation
1
5%
Industries
Petroleum
Inc
Gatineau Power Co
.1
American
dep rets ord registered—£1
—*
—
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A„_
*
Cutter Laboratories class A common—1
Class ® 'common™
General
Fireproofing
General
Gas
2,200
Foam
General
——1
1
1
Corp
Corp
a
Georgia Power $5 preferred
$4.60 preferred i
Giannini Controls Corp
Giant
Foods Inc
Davidson Brothers Inc
Mines
Dayco
n
A
pref—_>
Glenmore
8%
Distilleries
class
Security Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd——.
Gobel (Adolf) Inc—
Goldfield Consolidated
Gasket
1
Detroit
Industrial
Devoe
&
&
Manufacturing
Products
Goodman Manufacturing Co
Goodway Printing Co - Inc.—
Gordon Jewelry class A
1
Raynolds Co Inc.
1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd
25c
Dialight Corp
Gorham
————1
Gray
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's Quality Supermkts com
10c
Great
American
Industries
Great
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amerdep rets
Diversey
Dixiiyn
Basins
Great
—-^—*.—10
Lakes
Bowling
Lakes
Chemical
Western
ord reg
Corp
Corp class
Dome Petroleum
A
6%
convertible-
Petroleum
Inc
10c
Co
20c
1
Corp
Corp
Producers
1
common—60c
preferred series A—————30
Greer Hydraulics ——————
Griesedieck Company
Ltd—.
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
1
4
Co———
Great
1% ,'lst preferred—:
16%
Corporation
Manufacturing
Great
•
Mines.
1
Detroit
B.
Globe
debenture stock ——.-100
Desilu Productions Inc—:
Grocery
stock-
Grow
Dominion Tar & Chemical Co Ltd.
Dominion Textile Co Ltd—.—
Dorr-Oliver Inc common
Products
Stores
Corp
(The)-——
Guardsman
Guerdon
Chemical
Industries
Coatings Inc.
Inc
common—
—
$2'
Gulf
preferred—
American
Gulf States
Gulf &
Dorseyf (The) Corp—
DrapervCorp
Drilling
&
Western
&
Corp
—
Industries
Industries.
Industries
H &
Co
.
Land
Gulton
Exploration
Driver Harris
Land
B
American
Hall
Lamp Co
Inc—
Co„.
———u.
Drug Fair-Community Drug—
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd-L.
American
dep
rets
ord
reg.
Duraloy (The) Co.——u-m-U.
Test
Duro
Corp
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co..
Dynalectvon Corp
Corp
Hardeman
(Paul) Inc
Corporation
..
Harn
Harnischfeger
Corp
Hartfield
Stores
Hartfield
Electric
Harvard
class A
Can Co
3'/a
7%
Eastern
Co
Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
States Corp common.
new
7%
41'/2
Inc
4%
24l/2
$7 preferred series A.——
$6 preferred series B——.
Edo Corporation
41%
Jv
8
9
4%
23 %
247/b
175 % 180
v
182
Industries
Haven
>
Hazel
Jan
Hebrew
Jan
Hecla
14%
Jan
Heinicke Instruments
1%
Feb
v
6% Jan-
10c
Inc
Bishop 'Inc.—--10c
169%
Inc—
National
Kosher
Foods
Electronic
Assistance
Helena
Rubenstein
16%
Co
Inc———
Hell-Coil Corp ———•
Heller
Corp
Electronic Communications
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic &
...
Associates Inc.
El-Tronics
Emenee
Inc
Corp
!
__—:
Empire District
EHectric
5%
pfd_.
Equity
Corp common...
convertible preferred
$2
Forge
&
Steel Corp
&
common.
1st
preferred
Ero Manufacturing Co
Corp
Portion
Pak. Inc_.
Gallon Products Inc-
Hercules
...
Hilton
Hotels
(R)
Ol&lSS
&
"warrants"-i-—.
Inc
Co
common.
A
Hoffman
International
Hofmann
Industries Inc
Consol
Gold
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Esquire Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics
Essex
Holyoke
Chemical
Rule
Corp
Co
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
Home
Oil
Class
For footnotes, see page 36
Shares
Home Finance
B
Co
—
Inc
Group
Ltd
Corp
Mines.
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co —
Evans
pfd.
————.
Payne Inc
Hollinger
cumulative
ERT
preferred
Higbie Manufacturing Co.:
Highway Trailer Ind Inc
5%
convertible preferredHill's Supermarkets Inc.
Hoe
Erie
(W E) & Co 5%%
4%
Helmerich
Henderson's
Co_
Missile Facilities
Electronics Corp of America
Inc_50c
Mining Co.——-25c
Electrographic Corp
Electronic Research
2
Hastings MfgrCo——i..—
Jan
24% Mar
Ltd
Electro-Voice
Industries
Jan
Mar
5y2
.
Elder-Peel
Feb
43
43.
4%
new.
Harvey Radio Co Inc
Harvey's Stores class A—,
Eastern Air Devices Inc
Eastern
....
Inc—
Light
l
Inc
class
A—
Jan
13%
Gilbert (AC) Co—;
D C Transit System Inc cl A com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B——1
Dennison Mfg class A
5
Feb
Feb
Feb
121/a
Glass Tite Industries Inc
35
Jan
Feb
16 %
v.
Gilchrist Co
10c
class
12%
Feb
101%
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd—
1
Inc
Corp
1%
109
...—
Day
Feb
1,300
.
class A
com
Jan
*15%
24%
4.600
—.
10%
53,600
Plywood Corporation
Corp——
Genung's incorporated
General Stores
Daitch Crystal Dairies
50c
Daryl Industries Inc
———50c
Davega Stores Corp common
2.50
5%
preferred
20
341/2 Feb
'4,700
22,700
General
Feb
'
'
(1042)
34
1,1
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
* • * ;
1
Monday, March It; 1963
AMERICAN STOCK! EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 8)
Last
Range
Sale Price
Shares
American Stock
Exchange
vfV-f
V
Hudson
Hudson
31%
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
23
Jan
96%
Feb
Mangel 'Stores
28
500
31%
5%
5%
17%
Jan
32
Feb
*£
Mansfield Tire & Rubber
Feb
Marconi
; 400
*
Marlene
Jan
Martin-Marietta
5
3%
Feb
5%
Jan
'5%
5%
5,800
5%
203a
2,100
15%
12%
I M C.
,4%
.
v
«
400
8 Vb
Corp——33 Vbc
Magnetics
Imperial. Chemical Industries—
American dep rets ord reg
'4V'2
-
1
-
Jan
Maryland
Masco
7V4" Jan
ir.£l
—
8%
7,300
38%
38
38%
3,900
38
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp
——1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4%. pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp_—50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
•,
25c
Inland Credit Corp class A
1
Inland Homes. CorpInsurance Co of North America
5
13%
f 13%
13%
3,200
8%
.9%
500
'
Ltd
97%,;
3%
Jan
9%
900
99%
31
4%
5
:
: Feb
4%
5%
Jan
•
7%
Feb
8%
Jan
6
Jan
7%
Jan
v
1%
•1%
1%
3,800
I1/* Jan
•1% Jan
10%
Feb
15% Feb
.
3%
Jan
14%
700
3%
2,100
20
3.90% pfd—100
Hospital Supply Corp
1
10%
11
25
11
26
--1
10c
26
1,600
20%
/
;:5%
Jan
2%
10%
>
Co__.—.;
3%
Constfuction
Lake Asbestos Corp
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals
Series B warrants—
Jefferson
3%
Jan
8% Mar
10%
Airlines
2,200
4ft Jan
2'A
600
11?
Jan
2ft
.
2%
2%
1,800
2%
Jan
3V4
12%
-
8'A
f2
f 800
•
11 Va
141%
14%
20 Va
20Va
'•
*
Drug
Katz
&
Kaufman
4%
4,500
4
Jan
Mt
Clemens Industries
6%
Mt
preferred
Diablo
Kay
;rlo%
Jan
20
21%
7%
5,300
13%
Jan
7
5,500
6%
22%
4,700
20%
Oil
'
Klein
1,400
2%
1%
2,100
1%
24,900
ffilK:
;:v
3%
2,300
3%
32%
32%
100
31%
7%
7%
7%
1,400
4
Kleinert
Klion
B)
(I
(H L) Inc
Knott
Hotels
13%
13%
*
Kostin
24y»
Forge Co
.*—
Kulka Smith Electronics Corp
Kropp
(The)
25%
7%
46,600
■ftr
^ A
3%
v
13
i24 %
„
-
Corp
of
,
Lanston
'
Industries
Corp
Lease Plan
16%
.1.1.:
1%
Motor Products class
')Lefcourt Realty Corp
12%
13%
2%
'
Liberty Fabrics of N Y common
5% preferred
.—
Lithium Corp of America Inc.
Livingston Oil Co
Locke
Steel
•5%.
4%
I
common
Louisiana
Preserves Inc__l.
•Louistaaa. Land
Exploration
&
2% Jan
3
Lunkenheimer
1
Lynch Corp
£
s
1
50c"
Trucks
Inc
Vending
—
.
.
Mackey Airlines
Macoid
Inc
Industries
Inc.—
2%
For
footnotes,
.
9%
Jan
11%
Jan
4
500
3%
53/i
Jan
4%
Jan
31%
2,500
12%
13%
4,100
26
Jan;
12% Jan
47
1,100
45
,AVa Jan
Jankf%
1,500
6,300
9Va
•
Feb
5%
Feb
32%
ii
14%
Feb
Feb
Jan
49 %
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
Jan
:
Casket
2% Jan
3%
2
Feb
2 5/s
&
500
6,400
Jan
Jan
Mar
12 %
23%
100
7% Mar
8%
8%
14%
13,-8 00
f 8 % Feb
13% Jan
?%
6Q0
900
3%
300
"
f 2.% f 3 if
19Va
20%
75 '•
76%
1.900
1,300
"
v- 2
%.
1
Feb'
2%
Feh
17% Jan
Jan
8% Jan
1% Jan
c
Jan
Jan
4
r
.21
.•
'%
16^500
63
10
Rubber Machinery.-^-
'
30c
50c
Corpl
class A.I.,
%
\ 7/8
-~f
2%
10c
29%
Jan
1Q
—Ji-
22% Mar
7%
Jan
IB
% Mar
3%
Jan
2%.
2,900
16,400
W4HA
Jan
12 y8.
Jan
56%
Feb '
2Va
Jan
18
"
'
2>/4
11
6%
2%
13
Jan
9%
9'/4
3,600
83/a
Jan
7 Va
2,200
6V2
Feb
8Vb
12%
12%
1,200
10%
Jan
12%,
10%
11%
1,000
10% Feb
%
IS
5,600
2S3/a
800
28 Va Mar
10%
800
9% Mar
-
8%-
'
7
10%
.
.
25c
Park
1
Mining Co—^
2V».
1%
-1
-j
-
~
1%-Jan,
17%. Mar.
21%
13 V4
*
%
Jan
2%
Feb
4-1%
Feb
2.200
5%
Jan
-
%
Jan
31
34
400
31
300
30
2%
York. Auction
&
Jan
Jan
43%
Jan
Royalties
—-L-25
North Canadian Oils Ltd—_i
Airlines?
Novo
pfd—ilOO \
—10c ;
/.Nuclear'Corp of Am,er -.(DpIKX
f
■
-
Jan
1%
Jan
8,100
tB
Feh
3,300
r'fA 190
96
fft;
.6%
10 Va
19,300.
2,100
J
,
Jan
li90
3%
Jan
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
59
Jan
Jan
96
Mar
92
'
Va
Jan
is
Jan
6% :Feb
5% j Jan*.
;;2%fjaq.:'
Feb
2
't-V;;
k
f; f
Feb
1%
■-
57%
3,800
2YbA
<2
-
40
Feb
3
"
5.9 .:
-
•
J'-f- fff-vf£^-if*
4ff#I-:.
7%
1ft
3
—
Rankin I Nickel; Mines" Lt^df-i-f 1>; & -- 4
jndustrial. Cbrpii---i_i—-..l.iil r', \ 6 Va
'
Jan
300
7% Mar
;
Jan
2
3y8
1%
.
_Lf50«i
/
5%
6.000
2%1%
1%
1
—
———
Penn • RR Co-i—4—
Northern Ind.Puh Serv ,4y*
North
.
8%
__1
Inc
16,900
Jan
3,500
2%
1
Railway.
1,050
7Va
7
J——-*-1.25.
Southern
41%
41 Va
-
1
37%
Jan
38%
Mar
...
Jan
34
Jan
31
Co
Jan
y®'Jan
11%
1% Jan
*
Process
C! North;
C'm'-
t4l*&
.*
5%.--Feb f
:
'
O
U
-
1*
u
Oak
"
•
f:
r
r '..l(
,7
Manufacturing
q
't *
16
f 5 .
26%f-
24
..
.
3%. Jan
1% Jan
•6%
Jan
Town
rr.rr-"V4to
Jan
1% *Jan ;
'
old
>
-
preferred —j_4
99 Va ,
it,--;4v—":v,
i
"■
_
-
Oxford
Securities
Electric
—
Corp.:
Oxford Manufacturing
__l
class A com
—1 ;f4.12%
'
1
1
36%
3,100:
.
49;5Q0
-
"
,4%26 f >
9.8 Va 100
10
f
56 f
7,400
5Va;
13'
Jan'
19%
:■■■' 17 Va
Jan;"1
;4
Va'
98
•700
1,400
100
12%
800
4% I
.:
5,200
,Mar
4% Jan
10.
Jan
"
i 1 % Jan
:. 6% Jan
Jan;
51
6%
59%
7%
.
Feb
Jan
Feb
10%
Jan
12% Mar-.
Jan
3%
31
Jan
6V4
27% Feb
100% Jan
Jan
1,000
Feb
22%
;
Jan
Vf *200.
57% •*
33% -37%--
23J/4
430
,
10 y4 '
•6%'T%"
12%
4% Feb
600
26 Va
5%-"\%
"
O'okiep: Copper Co Ltd Amer shares. 10s* fr -v- " -r;
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp...
__1
TVb
; Overseas
.
.
Corp. common
21%
1
21 lA*i
^
16%
19%
1 44416%
Co
Petroleum .Corp_*_*___4—120c.-f
4
g; a% Jan,.
22.% Jan
Feb
9,600
27,500
1%
Co__—-a————*
New York & Honduras Rosarip—3.33 Va
.
Feb
Jan.
"
5%"f
17% Jan
200
4
•3%
11%
9ya
.7
12%
.
28 Va
.
50c
Chem Co.-
Idria Min &
Mexico & Arizona Land...
Feb
7%
1,400;
-
.
30Q
21/4.. Jan;
••
27,900
.
.
Jan
Jan
•'
Jan
6,500--
1%-
Feb
48%
52Va
7V4
10%; Feb.14%. Feb "
3,000
6,700
Feb
30%
70% Jan.
800
3l/4
15 Vb
:
Jan
56 Va
f
Jan .4
79%
3,900
1%-
.*■* i%
ti'l'%
Feb
9y»
5%
6
28y» Feb
Jan
6%
2',300
North -American
3 % Feb-
^
Jan
223/8~
.,•'1%
;
6%
Norfolk
Jan. !
4%
17%
5%
.
*
1,400
13 y8
Ltck-'—it
Petroleum
.Noramco Inc -i—
%. - Jan
,9Va
25^8
r:
6Q0
i8ab r *-9,400
*4
4
22
Feb
3,900
.7.
10%-
12%
Equipment' Rental Ltd...
Northeast
25%
21%
-1
300
1,600
.4
25%-
6%
:.':';:;::Noma.Corp'.i:--i.-i4--_-_--_—
Jan
200
v
-
y
Jan
4%
3,900 '
1,000 i
27%
9
7Va Mar
1
Feb
14,200
Jan,
15%
'
Feb
8%
10,800
2,8%
4% ri 5
814
1,100
22%
9% Jan
1% Jan
1,800.
26 %v
7,000
1V4
10 Va
Stores Inc—i__!»i_.i—.—^Oc'
Needham Packing Coi
Jan
>8%
6% Jan
21%
7%.
4
Jan
11,700
i%.
9 0
28%
7y8
20 3/8
New
Feb
7%
;
7%
2 Va
New
Jan
.11
10% Mar
17% Mar
8%
Of
1,700
IVo
VNedicks
.
9,900
18
%
%
.;
9%
74,700
11
11
;3%
7%
V'
15%
Feb
:
123/a
IIS
Jan
400
-
4% Feb
700
8
24
New
300
8%
14%
.V
4.
2,300
5
5
——5-
Company./
New Jersey Zinc
7%
■
4 Va
4%
15%
New
7%
36."
Jan
200
5V4
'
3%
17%
25c
see page
30
Jan
22% Jan
2 Vs
•%
•
Jan
46%
Nelly Don Inc.——4—i—1—i—-2
Nestle-Le Mur Co—V
—1,
Jan
10
^^....lc
50c
26%
Jan
Jan
5
10%
4 5?';
1 ;
10
-.1
10c
.33Vbc
...
Magellan Petroleum Corp vtc..
Magna Oil Corporation
2,500
8 VA
30 Va
2.50
—
National Video Corp
3%
_____1
A__
14% Mar
3%
Ogden.. Corp- 4.———
-.1
-50c- v
•u:l Ohio, Brass Co
i__.___4j.l- f
4 * Ohio Power 4ya% preferredi-_____-10O;
class
Co
Jan
5
————-.10
--50c
National Union Electric
2
warrants.iz^^
Jan
13
7%
NationaL.Transit
4
M
Mack
11%
Jan
6%
Jan
400
50c
29
1
A
.
.
700
ny8
'
.
14%
28
14%
28%
Jan
9
1 rOccidental
Macke
14%
6%
.
2.50
12.50
Feb
3%
5%
500
Jan
7%
Jan
Jan
>
MacFadden-BartelL Corp.
6 %
6
4%
Feb
3%
—
5%
5%
Jan
147/8
2,100
,2;50 i f
,_2
Co
(The)
163% Mar
3 % Mar
l3/4 Mar
Jaii
11 y4
700
J-
75%
Jan
155
10,100
1% Jan :
,•
30c.
1,600
1,000
4
9% Jan
9% Jan
700
Lucky FWday Silveu Lead Mines.._10o
Lundy Eleetr<mic» & Systems^ Ine^__10c:
6 VA
'-4.'
—:
Corp.*—.jiX.
National Rolling Mills Co.———
1,700
If,
3%
6 %
National Research
500
10 ; %
Gas. Service.
104
100% Feb
National. Presto Industries Inc—__
600
Lodge fe; Shipley (The) Co-l-1—1"
cLonghres-Whittnauer Watoh Co
1
Louis Sherry
Jan
Jan
1%
National
1,200
r
t
130
3%
National Company Incj
ij*L.
National Electric Weld "Machines
2,600
i
-30
162 % 163 %
3%
...—A--256
National Alfalfa Dehydrat & Milling__3
National Bellas Hess
1
National ^Bowl-O-Mat-; Corp..:
-—*-1:
National Brewing Co
(Mich)1
13,000
1
<
Jan
101%
97 Va
103
103
8%
1,500
1
1
2.50
Chain
Lockwood Kessler St Bartle.tt—•
Class A !
5
Jan
2
96% Mar
Jan
94
70
13%
National
1
'.Levine's Inc
f
Jan
2,000
25c
^Leslie Fay Inc class A
96%
11%; Jan
;
6% Jan
64,600
1%
1
—1
A
2,600
1%
95
—
—25c
New
,.Lee
26%. Jan
Jan
Feb
1% Jan*
5,400
^V..
;
22"
"4%
2,300
300
International Corp
;'Lee Filter Corp
*
'
7 3/4
4,900
16%
——————1
1
Larchfield
"
Feb
12%
National
Co
& Sessions
Jan'
7%
400
Delaware—
Lamson
5%
'U !5::Feb
*
A
9,900
."*4% ~5%
3
5
10
Inc„—————5
Lamb Industries
Lamson
Jan
fyy ■ prff rjg;r^ I.
A——*
National. .Telefilm Associatesj.ii._£
Inc
6% Feb
12%
17,800
3%
14
;
Corp—i—.—1.——1
Lakey Foundry
-
Corp
National
Apparel
Jan
Jan
1
f
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
Lake Shore Mines Ltd
2,200
Feb
24%
Jan
4'A
3,500
6%
4'A
Jan
14%
104
22% Feb
5,300
23%
:
Jan
—1
L
L'Aiglon
-.■?i;6%V
100
.8%
Inc.—_
5,600
1
33Vbc
10c
Corp class A
(The)
>
32%. Feb.
.
Jan
102
4%,Jan
.
;
Jan;
12%
~175""
24'A.
Jan
7% Mar
400
13%
102 %
102
Jan
8% Jan!
16% Feb
Napco Industries Inc
..
Nat Nast Inc class A———
2,500
—7,5ft.:
Corp;;
Kratter
*
7,400
Inc
Nachman
1,700
15
17%
-5
Corp
4
3%
Jan
20%
*
,
15% Jan
-
32%
ft
—
Muskogee Co
Muter Company
4,400
19
f
,
2,400
.
'/a
Mar
17%
1
10c
Feb
Feb
1%
18%
i—1
2.50
25c
Stores-Inc
Rubber Co
■
Jan
2%
14%
1
(SK Dept,
-
Jan
15%
Jan
12
3%
—1
15
'
16%
16
4%
Mills Inc
NammrLoeser-8
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kirkeby-Natus Corp
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd
Kleer-Vu Industries Inc—
7
Feb
*."8%
;
7% Mar
500
1,500
1
10c
Kingston Products —
——1.
Kinney Service' Corp——^--1 •
300
14,000
4%
Muskegon Piston Ring Co
Jan
1%
—1.25
—
■
2%
1
Company.
Klngsford Company
Jan
11% Mar
Feb
7%
14%
7%
14
2.50
7%
13- * Feb
Feb
21
••
1
Cobalt Ltd
Kilembe Copper
Kin-Ark
800
.58
25c
Co
&
(Walter)
Kidde
10,600
1%
-----1
Jewelry Stores Inc
Jan
1 %
2 Vb
Jan
-
Feb
3% Mar..
,
-
Company—
Vernon
Mount
V 614 Mar
12%
11%
Feb
5%
13%
?
Jan
13% Jan
19%-Jan
4%
>
'
Products
Electro
Morse
4% Mar
12
& Company
Kawecki Chemical Co
Jan'
Jan
2%
7,400
8
7%
Muntz! (TV .Inc..-———-i—ii---4----l
Murray Ohio Mfg Co_
2.50
Kavanau Corp
Feb
Vs Mar„
24
Jan
11
1,100 f
5%
'
'
Mountain States Tel & Tel
50c
pfd—100
Company——
i—
1
Broad Bldg Co
1
•
"ctfs"——
RR
•
4%
6,400
1
*
*
Montgomery Ward & Co class
Jan
4%
4%%
v
6%
Jan
1,300 ;
ft
12%
>7%
MPO Videotronics class
& Electric
Gas
Jan
8%
Corp———--4
Industries
20%
1,900
6%
Mem
Precision Industries--—--!f' f 1%
Monongahela Power Co-—
• <.
;
4.40% preferred
100
95%
4.80% preferred series B-—--—100 .
—
4.50% preferred series C
,-100
—
Movielab
Kansas
Jan
600
5%
Movie Star Inc class A
Kaltman' (D)
Jan
12
18,500
3,000
n%
K
Kaiser
22%
Jan
3%
14%
Molybdenite 1 Corp (Ca'n) Ltd--————1,
Molybdenum Corp- of America—---L'—X
Warrants -———1—-—
——;
;
Feb
18,400
Feb
Jan
4%
"
:
Jan
6%
Jan
9%
12%
pfd—100
10c
5%
Inc
•'
Jan
5%
614
Mar?
177/a
3%
__50c
;
Company
Missouri-KansaSrTexas
Jan
5
5%
:
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
4%
—.——.—75c
(The)-
Jupiter Corp
11%
8
2%
10c
Inc
Industries
jetronic
:
Feb
12% Mar
3,500
12%
preferred—-—.50
& Light
Aluminum
Mohawk
28 Vi' "Feb
AAiJan
2,500
QVa
Jan
35%
5,600
31,800 ;
'A.
5%
12
Feb A;
1,100
4%
8%
Co-————--1
Co-—_—-—I
1
1
Jeannette Glass
Jefferson
31%
Jan-
11% Feb
4% Jan
3%
12%
-12.50
common
Jan
12%
Jan
Co
Power
Minnesota
3% Jan
2,500
9%
Jan
27%
"
3,400
5%
24 Va
23%
>
8%
11
5%
-L-.
Electronics
Mirro
86%
Jan
ft
,
26,600
%
l30
%
.
'
84% Mar
9% Jan
3,600
feb
1%
5%
Corp—1
Mining Corp of Canada
*
.
84%
Inc.
Investment
:4% %* convertible
Milo
'
700
3%
4%
18%
—1
.1
:_50c
5
50c
Corp__„^
Hone
Wohl
Miller
"
:
2,200
84%
38,200
10,600
11
-preferred-
Factors- Corp
Mill
•
Jan
-5%: Feb
7%
13%
5%
~43A
:i%
5%
6%
'
Feb
2%
6%
■;
4%
'
1% V'. 2
18%
19'/a
27%
4,100
"
1
Midwestern Financial Corp
Feb;;;
5%. Feb
34% Mar : %
7%
v
6%
f-
•
6%
1
Micromatic
Jan
6%
3%
6,100
—10c
-1
Midwest
7%
^■4 :!
Jan
Jan
22,100
1
Mid-West Abrasive
! 6%
Royalty
Public Service Co
7%
29%
12%
6 V2
Ltd
Microwave- Associates
101%
Jan
3%
300
4% Mar
25% Mar
34 Va
(
Va
^
'
Feb"-
10
Jan
1,900
7,300
17%
Feb
93%
34%
4%
9%
6,900 ?
900
4'/a
4
2,800
5,100
31%
Michigan
3% Feb
•4% Jan
Jan
12%
4%
5
Corp
300
400
4%
Investors
Ipco
Irving. Air Chute
Israel-American Oil
3%
14%
31%
--1
Intex Oil Company
—33%c
Investment Property Builders Inc..10c
Investors Funding Corp (N Y) cl A—5
Iowa
91
Jan
9%
Inc. -.—,—1
Corp
1
International Oil & Gas Corp.
-1
International Products
International Stretch Products
Jan
Jan
3%
97%
International Holdings
Jan
8%
88V'4
3%
Breweries
International
Jan
7% Jan
Jan
"
Michigan Chemical Corp—
Sugar Co common————1
./r
•
Feb •
10%
14%
:
"3%
22 %
11%
.
Miami. Extruders Inc.——
Feb
9
50
.
6%
4,100
Jan
4%. Jan
Feb
Jan
33 Va
12 Va
Inc....
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co_
Jan V'
14 Va
Jan
Jan
8%
800
:f,
.3%
3%
3%
20
8Va Jan
1,800
-9%
90
89%
14%
26%
34
1
*
—3
McCr'ory COrp warrants-—^——--—-.McCulloch Oil Corp
50c
Mead Johnson & Co
—1
Melnor Industries Inc_.
-1
41 %. Jan.
13
8%
Imperial;Oil (Canada)
7
High
22% Jan
Feb
12% Jan
31 y8
Corp————1
Cup
Merrill Island Mining Corp
Jan
Mar
8ft
21%
2,500
25 Va
26
warrants
Corp
•5 Maule
Jan V
4%
Jan
7%
£1
500
4% f 6
5%
10c
Corp
Corp
Massey-Ferguson
Industries
Feb
20 Va
Jan,
4%
,
4,500
6%
—
'
-600
20%
3%
2.50
Menasco
-
13%
3%
20
———-.---1
——-
■
Industries
Low
22
14% Jan
Jan
19%
2.50
5
Feb
2%- Jan
-
-
600
■f-S'gp:
5
Jan
18%
31%
,
12 % Mar
17,000
3
2%
Ltd
Co
18%
jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Marine
International
Feb
26%
900
1,100
,
12%
12%
Jan
17
-
'
28%
28
17%
5%
Jan
900
17%
4%
600
:
I8V4
17%
10c
1
Manufacturing Co
Hycon
Jan
Jan
'
2.50
-1
5
B common
—-—5
& Manhattan Corp class A__10
Vitamin Products Inc
1
Mfg Co
Howell Electric Motors Co
Hubbell (Harvey) Inc class A com
(The)
Class
19%
95%
600
20%
Jan
124
j an
Shares
21%
—7
*
10c
Public Service—
Maine
Feb
Majestic Specialties Inc
Mallory Randall Corp
110
60
116
20
100
preferred-—
5%
Hoskins
34%
28-• Jan
575
Low
Par
■i High
Low
32
115
0
*
Hardart common—...
&
Range Since
High
30%
31
7.50
Hormel (Geo A) & Co
:
Horn & Hardart Baking Co
Horn
Low
Par
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Jan. 1,1963
Range
Last
S T O C K S
for Week
of Prices
Sales
Week'i
Friday
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Va Jan
•*
4%
Jam
aa'A Feb
Number 6245
Volume 197
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1043)
35
(Range for Week Elided March 8)
Friday
1
Week's
Range?
STOCK S
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
c '
Par
"Sales
?
Low
.
.Friday
for Week
of Prices
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1.1963
Low
High
Coast
Pacific
Co
12%
cum
cum
—
77/e
33 >A
7%
33Va
29%
28 %
26%
26%
26Y2
2434
24%
conv
pfd
2nd
—
—
2.7.
267/a
.
.
Pacjfic-Industries Inc__._________.___2
Lighting $4.50 preferred——.r*
$4.40 ; dividend preferred.:..-..
a $4.75
dividend preferred.♦
$4-75 co'nv: dividend -preferred..™:**
;$4.36\ dividend preferred.
Pacific Northern/Airlines.
i
1
Pacific-Horthwest Bell Telep.
._i_.ll
—
4Y4
127/8
13% Feb
Ltdi._-_._-
—j—.i
—,
Pacific Power & Light 5%
Packer's
3%
'•.25'%
35.
,
6
class
vpiass'
Parkersburg-Aetha
Products
—1
;
Russeks
97
3%
33/4
26%
10%
5%
•
10%
Russ
Feb
6Y2
Togs Inc
4% Mar
Photo
Perfect
Permian
Jan
v
StLawi-ence
Jan
'
Salem-Brosius
4%
Jan
9
Feb
8Y8
Corp Ltd
Peruvian
3i76
-
3/ff
2,300
3
Milling Co Ltd
7
7%
1,300
12,700
7
17/b
__
39%
5Y8
13
2
12
600
H'. ^
79Y2
200
72%
series
65/b
Petroleums
85/a
87/b
.600
8%
&%
Feb
385/a
39%
.
5%
2,500
107,500
28'A
4%
13'A
8,400
12%
.
%
63A
Sayre
__
43/a
37/a
10
\
Inc—I.
»
Materials
Plume
i.
-
Polymers Inc
Atwood Mfg Co
&
Pneumatic Scale^iL-'i.!
Poloron Products
37/a
4%
7%
3Ya
1,200
9
9%
1,000
—
24%.
—
■»
37/8
83A
10c
2.50
1
Inc
106 % 107
22%
4'A
'
500
650
25%
'4%
"
57/a
s
-1
Precision
.1
Microwave
Precisionware
Corp
Inc
1
66Y3
Frentice-Hall Inc
Presidential
—
4%
—
37/8
8%
—
105
21V2
2,100
4
4
3%
1,100
8Ya
—
1,100
,—
4%
47/8
8,300
1%
l7/a
1,200
4,100
400
5%
„
5%
6%
12 %
12"
10'A
Jan
9';
Season-All
3^
3i3g
7,900
30%
31 %
800
—
2Va
2'A
1,100
3%
3%
200
12,500
&
Lumber
Airlines
1
Inc
3
common
new
25c
Industries
Inc
1
Bros
*
l
Inc.:
3
Inc
1
1
__20c
■»
Shattuck
Denn
Mining..
Shawinigan Water & Power
Jan
5
*
Sherwin-Williams Co
common
Jan
4%
preferred
Sherwin-Williams
Canada
Jan
Siboney-Caribbean Petroleum Co
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Jan
8V* Jan
■:
35%>Jan
12.50
100
of
*
10c
2
Class
Silicon
4% Jan
1% Jan
Transistor
Silver
Creek
Corp.
20c
Precision-'Corp
_10c
Silvray Lighting Inc___L
7% Feb
3i5g
Corp
Corp of
America
Servomechanisms Inc...:
Seton Leather Co
Feb
200
77/a
1
1
Servo
Jan
Jan
4,400
8^
1
3.50
Milling Corp
Seligman & Latz
Jan
4% Feb
12
Feb
9% Jan
12 %
10JA
8%
—
3%
34
335/a
Realty Corp—
Simca
Automobiles—
;
25c
#•£..
American
35
deposit receipts
Simmons Boavdman Publishing—
$3 convertible preferred
2% Jan
30%
*
*
Sinclair Venezuelan
Jan
A
10c
Class
B
10c
Mines Ltd
Jan
3j°/8 Mar
Slick
1
8%
—
7%
8%
8Va
7*/2
83a
8%
7 ts
600
1,800
b,ooo
Jan
77/a Feb
618 Jan
8
Airways
Southern
5%
Public
4%%
Puerto
Puritan
preferred
cumulative
cumulative
8.33%
preferred
25
cumulative
preferred..
25
4.08%
Telephone Co
cumulative
4.2490
Sportswear Corp
Co
25
convertible
preferred
preference
preference
4.32%
Colorado—
preferred
Rico
California Edison-—
original
4.48%
Company
of
1
,_i
12.50
...
4.56%
Gas
Service
_l
Oil Co
4.78%
convertible preferred-
(The)
*
Corp
Scss
Manufacturing
South Coast
Corp
Progress Mfg Co Inc common.
Providence
£1
50c
Inc
Sonctone
Proctor-Silex Corp
Prophet
1
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord registered
Skylines Homes Inc class A
l7/8 Feb
2Yb
South Penn
$1.25
Oil Co
o,
Class
Pi-eston
Feb
10
Security Freehold Petroleums
-Seeburg (The) Corp
67/8 Jan
9 As Mar
14,600
31
(Del)___2.50
Corp of Canada new common..*
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd..
Pi'att & Lambert Co
1
3%
25c
Simpson's Ltd
& Alexander
Powdrell
Power
3%
25c
Inc
Allied
Sealectro
.
1
Poly cast (The) Corp..
Polymer Gorp class A
.
cumulative
preferred
California
Petroleum
Southern
Pyle-National
Southern Realty &
Southland Royalty
25
25
...25
Corp
2
Utilities.
1
Co..
5
Speed-O-Print Business Machines
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
1
....
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
Quality
Quebec Lithium
Quebec
Sports Arena Inc
Importers Inc.
Standard
Corp..
Brands
lc
Paint
Co
1
„
Standard
Dredging Corp common
$1.60 convertible preferred
Power Co
1
20
,
Standard
Forgings Corp
Ramco
Ramer
Industries
Products
Shares
Standard
Inc.
;•
Inc
•.
Ramo Inc class A
Stanley
Real
Estate
Investment
Steel
9
Properties Corp
of America-
Class A.
Mines
Inc
class
Corp
Ltd
1
A
1
10c
common
preferred..
..50C
Corp
*
5
;
Inc
lOc
Stepan Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
Warrants
1
,
50c
Sterling Aluminum
Products
Sterling Brewers Inc
Sterling Precision. Corp (Del)..
'Reda: :Pump
Reeves
Parts
Stelma
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Reeves
(The)
1
10c
Stfatham lnstruments
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
Trust of America
Real
1
Corp
convertible
Rayette Co Inc
1
Corp
Uranium
Industries
50c
1
Inc
Aviation
Starrett
3c
Co..
Tube class B
Stanrock
Star
Rapid-American Corp...
Rath "Packing Co..
1
Co
Standard-Thomson
class A—
Enterprises
Metals
Standard
Radiation Inc
Standard
Standard
:
Broadcasting & Dev.—...
Soundcraft Corp
Stetson
(J B)
5
1
10c
Co
»
Reinsurance Investment Corp
Reis- (Robert)
Reliance
Stop & Shop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
& Co
Insurance
Struthers
Co
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc..
Argentine Mining Co
Warrants
series
For
A_.
footnotes, see page 36
I
new
Inc
■
t
1
1
1,100
1,800
13,500
25c
400
10c
3,800
____50c.
i
_25c
Swanee Paper .Corp..
;
1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants
Syntex Corporation
2
-1,300
Superior Window Co class A
-Supermarkets Operating Co
Supronics Corp__l
■
5,600
4
!_10c
International Petrol Corp.:.
Supercrete Ltd
—
Ridgeway .Corp.,
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common.
Electronics
2.600
4,800
1
9 Sunset
.Restaurant- Associates Inc.
Rico
Corp
Sunair
1
1
......
Corp
Stylon
Remington Arms Co Inc
Resistoflex Corp
Wells
.
800
-1,400
5,300
56,400
Feb
3
v
Feb
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
47/8 Mar
Jan
Jan
*
Seaboard Plywood
Jan
4,9009%
7%
50c
class A
2%
50c
Co
Seaboard World
Feb
3%
400
93A .10%
9%
10
Electronics Corp
Polarad
Gems
Seaboard
Feb
%
25
500.
7V2
50c
-
&
& Fisher
.Screen
Jan
5%
1,100
;
1
*
^
4%
6%
50
Industries
273/b
4%
6
Pittsburgh Railways Co
Plastic
25Va
.1
Inc...
3%
12%
-v-"'
v
14% Jan
3
Jan
Jan
—
Jan
3%
Jan
4%
10%
-
Mar
,
20
Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
4% Max-
6,300
11,500
6
Corp..
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
f
3%
16%
-
..
12%
5%
it
Seem an
5
Industries
.
3%
20
preferred
Industries (Del)
Paper Corp com
convertible preferred
Saxon
Jan
%
1
Savoy
Feb
l7/8
11 %
783A
12
Philippine Long Dist Tel Co____10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co..j____.
10c
Phoenix Steel Corp (Del)
4
Piasecki Aircraft Corp_____i..i
i_l
Pierce
3%
15
20
series preferred
Sarcee
Mar
Jan
1
Pioneers Plastics
:
J
..
3%
16 pesos
series preferred
4.40 9£
Feb
Jan
2
,
*
Industries
3%
4% :.4Ya
2%.
15%
10
Diego Gas & Electric Co—
5%
4%%
.
Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Philips
Plant
3i36
7
2.50
Electronics
'•
-
8%
-
.
2.50
Carlos
San
Feb
11
A
Minerals.
Oils &
4Yb
4 % Mar
2% Jan
-X43i%
Jan
14% Feb
Feb
9% Mar
-
"
10c
Phillips-Eckhardt
10
14
v
10ft Mar
27/b
*
Inc
San
Jan
23%
25c
Inc...
934iiU>
-
Jan
H
1
(Mass)_20
Corp
IOYb
23/b
Jan
397/a
...
1
10
-
9%
'■
60%
1
^
7 >'!
27/b
i
__1
Savage Arms Corp
Electronics Corp
Pep Boys (The)
Pepperell Manufacturing Co
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc.
Periect Circle Corp—
3% Mar
Jan
21%
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd___l
Penn Traffic Co
;
2.50
Pentron
7%
2 Ya
1
Jan
7%
8%
1
__1
Feb
33/4
50c
Petroleum
Jan
> 4%
7%
10 Vb
class A
6
Jan
8
10%
-
50c
Inc
Jan
3%
■
104% Mar
v.
Jan
Jan
8Y4
•
____
Fifth Avenue
■Ryan Consolidated
Fyerson & Haynes
Feb.
Tl'Ya 'Jan
6
__1
_lc
Rusco Industries Inc
% \Jan
97
Jan
5 %
Jan
3%
—
—1
-.5
Royal 'American Corp
.Royal School Labs Inc_
164% Jan
25%
89 %
Feb
37/e
Inc
152' '
24%
Jan
Jan
3%
4%
Inc
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
97 v
3V*.
97/8
13%
Raceway Inc
98% Feb
104% Jan
••••
57/a Jan
4 % Mar
Roxbury Carpet Company
Jan
Jan
7 % Mar
85
Jan
pfd F.
Rosenau Brothers Inc
Ross Products Inc
23%
;
47o
Inc.
6%
11%
Rowland
5Vb
—-.2
Corp
Elec
25 Va
Jan.
High
Jan
45/a
common..
Inc
25% J%ni
pfd__—100
—___~1
A
Roosevelt
Feb
-27 W Jan
....
Co
&
Roosevelt Field
27% Feb
—
Pen
Jan
28YaFeb;
Super Markets
Paddingtbn Corp clasp A__—
i_50c
Page-Hersey Tubes %—,
—
Pall Corp class A.
—1
Pancoastal petroleum (C A) vtc__2 Bol
Pantasote Company
____1
Park Chemical Company
_._1
Park Electrochemical Qorp class A__10c
Parker
B
Broadcasting Inc
Rolls Royce> Ltd—
American dep rets ord regis...
.30%, Jan
43/b
Low
4 Ye
Rollins
"
27%
Gas
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp
101% Jan
152 "
''10%
__i_'l
33%
30%
28%
27
27
263A
25
24%
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
1965
3
Products
97%""97'%
-103
103%
152
-•
Jan
8
class
Technical
Rochester
Feb
7 Ye
Robinson
Jan
22%
■
4%
'■>
:
...
Jan
Finance
100% 100%
100%
,
Petroleums
"
—
-
Warrants
.
—
Pacific
Pacific
32 V2
21
A
1
.
30%
preferred
conv
6 %
12%
—
—1
common
.25
25
Pacific Coast Properties Inc.
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6 % 1st pfd__25
51st preferred—
———25
?5%-1st preferred
___^25
*; 5% .redeemable 1st preferred.;
-.25
5%
redeemable 1st pfd series A..25
4.80% redeemable- 1st preferred—-:25
.4:50% Redeemable 1st preferred—25
4,36%
redeemable 1st preferred. __25
5%
29%
30%
8
Products
Shares
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan
Clay
of Prices
Low
Ritter
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
High
Rio Grande
Pacific
Week's
.Last
\
American Stock Exchange
3% Mar
17
1
Jan
3%
Feb
4
Jan
36
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1044)
.
.
Monday, March 11, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 8)
Week'*'
Fridat
ik
it 3
s T o c
Sale* .;
-a
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
American Stock
for Week
Shares
Range
>,;f Last
-
American Stock Exchange
Exchange Bonds
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
High"
BONDS
Class. B
4%
preferred
Feb
Alsco Xnc 5 %s
8%
Jan
American
46
46%
24%
23
25
*
17
21%
:
Jan
29%
Jan
22%
Jan
2%
5V-.-;
4%
Feb
Jan
1%
Feb
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Mar
6%
2,600
5
4%
5,600
4%
.
2%
Jan
conv sub debs 1974..
Realty &: Petroleum 6%s
..^fane-Dec
6% %
Feb
5%
Jan
Boston
l7/a
1%
2
1,000
1% Mar
2%
Jan
BSF
Television Industries Inc————1
2V4
21/4
2%
6,300
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
Brandywine
Tenney Engineering Inc—
10c
Terminal-Hudson Electronics Inc—25c
37/a
3%
3%
3% Jan
4%
6
67/a
Mar
7%
Friday's
99
250
98% Jan
101%
Feb
No.
"47%
•: 95
Low
94%
82
77
49
106 7. *
106
18
V
,
106
:r94';v- 95%
68%
82
.v
37
110%
$127 Va
107
5
95
"r.. 82
High
27
,47%
84% 102%
62 :e' 64
201
,
,
,
62/762
?
94%
April-Ocl
;
87
Range Since
Jan. 1,1963
Sold
High
'37Vi
;95
:
Bonds
'100
53
112
127%
109
39
127%
106
—
115 Va
Jan
100 >
1977
Jan
:-6>;
2,200
21,700
deb
sub
conv
!
"44%
—....T972
• Amer Steel & Pump 4s
inc debs 1994—June-Dec
Appalachian Elec Power 3 Vis 1970
Jane-Dec
Baldwin. Montrose Chemical Co 7s wi
1972
Belock
Instrument Corp-6% series A»—
1975
Bethlehem Steel 6s Aug 1 1998
:
Quar-Feb
Bloomfield Building Indus Inc—
Jan
5%
:
11%
8%
1,600
2
2%
5'V
23
1,800
1%
.
5,300
10%
9%
~2%
10c
1
—.
Corp
TelePrompter
48%
Mar
16% Feb
7,900
35,700
Inc—20c
Corp
42% Jan
14,900
20%
10%
Industries
or
Bid Si Asked
Feb
39%
Jan
Inc
Tel-A-Sign
Telectro
39%
Jan
46%
k
Inc
Operations
Technical
Jan
30%
12 /zc
Tampa .^Electric*
Technical
Material—.
Technicolor
30%
900
8
——10
—
1,400
37%
common
Last
Sale Price
Low
37%
common-—*-,.,.--,^-5
class A
"Talon Inc
Interest
Period
V
Week's Range
Friday,
1
4%
Corp_i—*
Teleregister
Warrants.
'
'
Texas Power & Light $4.56 pfd——•
Textron
"warrants"———.-wl.--'
----5
Inc
•
Thew Shovel
12%
12%
13%
2,500
convertible;preferred^-iu^r«10 s
70c
25c
1
Thcrofare Markets Inc—_—
Thriftimart
class A
Inc
15%
Feb
24
Jan
2%
>1% Jan
2iy4
22%
,.
11
Feb
13
Jan
18%
24%
Jan
2,600
2%
Trans Lux Corp___
Trans World Airlines
Feb
22%
1,000
21 % Mar
23%
Jan
93%
475
90 %
94%
Feb
3%
700
3%
Jan
4%
9,200
3%
Jan
5%
1,400
Jan
4%
First
Feb
13%
5%
Feb
3%
12%
1,300
"warrants"———
4%
51/4
4,400
2,700
4
7% ;/, 7%
Jan
12
4%
3% Mar
9%
Jan
10%
Jan
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
11%
Forging
Trav-ler
Corp
Temper
warrants
4%
11
32 Va
33%
32%
Jan
4%
10
13,700
31%
-
9%
1,100
1,100
9%
10%
10
Corp
c.
4%
1
& Cable Co.——-
Tri-Continental
True
9%
i—————
Inc_
Industries
6%s
300
1,400
32% Mar
36%
Jan
Jan
33%
Feb
29
u
Union
7%
Union
Stock
Asbestos
United
Cahco Oil & Gas
United
Molasses
Builders
United
N
13
100
13
:
General
Development 6s
General
Gulf
Foam;; Corp
American
6%s
Hartfield
deb
92%
71% '."91
...
.
>
100
100%
5
100%
101 %
55
20
20
25%
38%
38%
18%
19
.
97 Va
20
16
,
38%
^
32
V'--v..'.'
5
30%
42
2
11%
19%
3
70
Corp—
May-Not
1963
April-Oct
70%
70%
71
57
57
1
53%
62
97%
98
7
87%
98
89
__
97%
Stores
May-Nov
1974
1981
5%s
__..April-Oct
1977
Feb-Aug
1981—
90%
88
94 %
1973__June-Dec
80
80
5
83%
June-Dec
debs
,110
-
81 Va
18
78%
84
98
"V.
77% t 84 Va
/
78%
I
93%
73
73
11
70
60%
65
93
50
86
Jan-July
97%
97 %
98
42
96%
99%
...Jan-July
conv
Hoffman International 7s
Hudson
&
Hydrometals
•Italian
Jan
conv
Manhattan Corp
Inc
66%
66 V4
66'%
61
70
1st 6s 1982
1972
6s
,.61
Power Realization
Tr 6%% liq tr ctfs
:1977..---u_A:-——.---April-Oct
4%s 1978
May-Nov
Livingston Oil Co 5%s conv deb 1982.—May-Nov
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5% 1977
Mar Sept
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
.......ApriZ-Oot
Kaltman
CO
48%
6s
8
5
48%
$115
Chemical
79
124
V.
112
48 Va
115
;V'V.'
114
103
113
48
f;1,
$102% 105
V
103%
106 Va
112
124 Va
102
109
127
103
*
104
13
$98%
--
■
Jan:
Jan
Jan
National
#,000
4%
Feb
National
General
5,300
318
Jan
National
Research
U*
10,800
1A
Feb
Nuclear
2,700
8%
Jan
7,200
5%
Jan
6%
Jan
37%
8%
4%
4
41
300
•
4%
10c
193% 199%
Jan
199% Mar
50
Bellas
Hess
due
6s
new
Corp 5%s 1974
Corp 5s 1976
Corp of America 5 %"s
106% 107
1984___ApriZ-Oct
..Quar-Mar
Jan-July
84%
.Feb-Ocf
109
71
April-Get
1976.
!
110%
97
75
85
>71
70
88
82%
97
105
111
70
77
ZI100
-H^i
,
108 Va
105%
-3 •>.
v-«
110%
r
Va
Jan
:
100
.
-IOIV4IOIV4
m ay-Nov
April-Oct
6 % conv
Corp—
Land
sub
conv
3%
7%
Canal
RR &
J
17%
37%
regis
ord
rets
90%
2
.w.
,
5
'
1993
debs
subord
6s
22%
Investing__2.60
&
Ltd—
Co
dep
200
——*
Milk ^Products
American
17%
1
Improvement
Feb-Aup
1981
General
if?
Foods Inc.N
United
United
1975
;
5%s
3%
Ltd vtc..—
debs
Construction
1976
Inc
"i'/a 1%
50c
Corp.—.—.
United
10%
13
.Corp—--—..————I'•
United
United Elastic'
3,200
Omaha——20
of
Yards
Aircraft Products
United
8%
17%
4
Co
Investment
Realty &
wts
ex
Kawecki
Unexcelled Chemical .Corp—5
Union Gas Co of Canada
*
•
.
Jan
7% Mar
Transue
Triangle Conduit
—
91%
84
$100
Jan
Jan
National
Fotochrome
Feb
.
12%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com—10c
& Williams Steel
subord
1st mortgage 4s Series B
•
Feb
2%
3%
3%
—1
_—
7%
92%
—5c
Photolab
Town
3% Feb
Jan
21%
Corp—L———-I/-
Universal.
Jan
6 IS
* Amer
Tower
convertible
Lackawanna of. N J Division—
1st mortgage 4s series A; 1993.....—Jlfoy-Nov
Tobacco
:
;
$83
M»iw.
Jan
21% Mar
91 Va
■
Delaware Lack & Western RR—
Feb
16%
.June-Dec
:
—...June-Dec
1978—..June-Dec
6s
Transit Authority 3%s 1978.—Jan-Juty
Vending 6s" 1976——..Mar-Sepf
/?
/ . •
6%s
Feb
300
17
1969..
Assn
Davega Stores Corp—
Feb
22,300
13
167/a
Security Trust Co Ltd—
„
deposit rets ord registered__5s
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp
20
Toledo Edison 4% %
preferred100
Tonopah Mining of Nevada——-'-^1
12% Mar
20%
1970__
A
convertible
Raceway
Continental
Feb
7%
Jan
500
12%
21%
;
% Jan
Jan
6
11,700
23%
23%
2 v.
.2%
2%
13 &
16%'
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com—"—10c
%
900
6%
23%
;
6
5,800
6%
Textron Electronics
'
100%
%
\l
series
2%s
5%s
Chicago
%
l.Corp^_^^*___-r-.-----i---^10c
Inc—
50c
Texstar
t*
Edison
Co
50c
2%
2%
1,500
2%
-.—1
U S Natural Gas——i—i../—1
7%
3,200
7%
25,900
Water & Power 3 Vis
;
Public
Service
Rapid
American
-
Electric &
Co
Gas
6s
97%
—
$97% 100
$94%
—Jan-JuZy
......
'
97
$92 %
..^.ApriZ-Oct
1984...June-Dec
125 % 127
1998—Jan-July
Jan
8%
1st mortgage 3 Vis 1968
mortgage 3s 1971......^.^..
1st
Pennsylvania
3%a 1970
Jan
7%
Ohio Power
U S Air
Conditioning Corp
U S Ceramic .Tile.Co...
U
S
Rubber
Reclaiming
,
6%.
6 %
700
7
Jan
5%
800
5%
Jan
2 % :'
Warrants
Series
Warrants
Universal
Controls
cl A com_10c
Corp
Inc-;
5%
1,400
4%
25c
1
2%
2%
5 Vb
1962
Container
2%
2,500
2%
Series; 1955_Li;-t^ii—---u
Universal
8% Mar
—1
—25c
Co__
United Stockyards Corp..
;
Universal American Corp—-
5%
5%
13.000
5
Jan
Feb
3
400
5%s
7s debs' 1967
debs 1977
Co
subord
conv
Realty Equities Corp—
Jan
7%s
(without
May-No®
Jan-July
100
100
98
89
91
89
Feb-Aug
$87
90
91%
82
82
82
93 Va
•
1972
warrants)
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
6s conv sub debs
1876-—
—'Mar-Sept
Jan
■
Umverj».*-i........
Universal
—
Marion
Utah-Idaho
32 Va
——i
v—
(
Corp L_.
9%
11
-5/
2,000
11%
-
39%
125
6,400
9
0
.
Sugar:
32%
9%
11%
Jan
Feb
Jan
~
Safe Harbor Water Power
Southern
California
3s
B
series
27/es
series
6V4
Victoreen
Viewlex
(The)
Virginia
Instrument
class
Inc
Corp
Vita
Food
•
.
v;
18
25c
3%
8%
5.100
9Va
2%
3
'
9%
14,900
18
6%
3s
11% Mar
Jan,
4%
Feb
3%
Jan
series
Jan
Jan
5s
1982.^.—
1982.—
series
J
1982—...
series
K
series
L
...
Inc
>».
12%
*
12%
12%
303
ii 5
5
1
10%
13%
Jan
4%s
series
M ,1985
5%
Jan
5
900
Feb
4V2s
series
N
1986—
series
O
1987.
April-Oct
May-Nov
series
P
1987..
101
...
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—
99
92
90 V*
86%
li/'
86 Va
87
93%
22
104% 105%
93 Va
99 V4
101%
102
4
1
105
103% 103%
87%
92%
1
103%
94%
86 Vb
.
89
93 "*i-
105
:
104%
104
105
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102 y«
102%
1041/4
101
101%
3
100%
101 Va
101 Va 101 Va
103%
2
103% 103%
Mar-Sept
.....
87%
'101
102
May-No®
Jan
98%
90%
'
91
87
$86
92%
*
Feb-Aug
4%s
Manufacturing!.-.—
; ' 45
•';'v 5
88%
;
$92%' 93
'
1983.———.1—.Mar-Sept
4Vis
Vogt
VTR
87
'
Feb-Aup
1985
91%
$88%
$86%
85
85
■
9878
91 Va
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
—Jan-Aup
—._Mar-Sepf
1981
H
series, I
:4%s
Ffb
7%
-
1978—,—^———
1979
series
4%s
4%s
10 Va
Jan
F
—
__
"98%
98%
—.Jan-July
—..Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1976.^.A^.»i---~^—1—---Feb-Aup
E
series G
4Vis
v
18
9 '4 Mar
15%
series
3%s
Jan
10 V4
6% Mar
; :
3%s
Jan
2% Feb
3,600
2,100
.
'.
3% Mar
7% Jan
.
3,500
9%
9%
16
6V8 Mar
17,700
7
6%
9%
2
,
Products.:.
1
6%
_1
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2,900
3%
>>:
9%
-.9:
>
400
11%
1C %
3%
—„1
25c
Stoves
Dare
Co
A
6VV.
6 Va
11%
1
Valve Corp of Amerira———
_____25c ;
Venture Capital Corp of America
1
....
1965—-—Mar-Sept
1976-^—.-
C
3%s series D
Corp
3s
1973
"
'
"Valspar
$85
Corp 3s 1981—-_May-No®
Edison
3%s series A 1973
6
100%
101%
94%
5
103 Va
w
Wagner Baking common^.;—.*..
*
7% preferred
*—.100
Waitt &
6%
Bond Inc common
Waltham
Webb
$6
conv
non-cum
Precision
42
4
Instruments
Co
3%
4
10
preferred..-.
7%
7%
1
series
Weiman
&
Wentworth
West
Chemical
Texas
3
Jan
4,900
2
52,500
Szabo
3%
3%
900
3%
Feb
4%
4%
1,100
4%
Feb t
Products
50c
250
76% Mar
23%
23%:;;
..10c
10c
~9%
~9%
2%
2%;
8.600
2%
3
8,400
2% Mar
Western Tablet
dep rets ord shares
Is
& Stationery..
♦
Shoe, Manufacturing______l
23%
24
Weyenberg
24%
25-
10%
10%
Western
4.40%
pfd
i_—,
k_.N_,
Western
Equitieslnc
Nuclear-i Inc
Western
Stockholders
American
'.
;
,
Invest
River
Oil
10%
10c
%
32%
1
Corp
•
12%
;
1
Brothers
15%
(R
Wilshire
Pwr
Newspaper
(F W)
%
debs
Feb-Aug
92%
25%
91
—
25%
9%
Jan
12%
%
Feb
1.000
A
6,500
..
.
33%
10%
12%
2.800
2 :'
15%
V
1,100
15%
.,
A
27
700
iS
subord
conv
debs
1976
94%
92
6% conv sub debs 1977.
Water Power 3Vis 1964—_
.June-Dec
69
.June-Dec
.
101%
140%
-
100
90
99
99
-
74%
90%
13
164 >
155
_Feb-Aug
66%
31
95
95
.May-No®
Natural Gas
S
8
70
29
164
198%'
99%
70 Va
69
h
Feb
Feb
9%
700
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
Jan
35
Jan
Jan
12%
Jan
Feb
14%
5%
2
16%
Jan
5%
5%
400
Feb
Friday
BONDS
Interest
Jan
Week's Range
"
Last
Period
Mar
Sale Price
16^'B
2,300
13%
Jan
7%
7,900
5%
Jan
15%
14%
2
6%
17%
8.600
t ,7
.
14%
Feb
8,800
1%
7
;
1
...
1%
Feb
2,500
„
6% Mar
15% Jan
25
Light 4Va%
100%
pfd__100
99
•.
100%
'
com
1
11%
11 %
11%
2
new
16%
16%
.
16%
-
-
60
95 %
or
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Feb
Jan
;
17
7%
Feb
Feb
17% Mar
2%
8%
17
Jan
Baden
(Germany)
•
Danzig
Port
7s
1951
Jan-July
Waterways 6%s 1952
.Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt
Jan
100% Mar
11
800
•
Feb
13%
Jan
Feb
18%
&
Adjustment Debentures—
5 Vis
series
A
series
B
1967
*
1967
4%s
Feb
16%
..,2.800
;
6
.
6%
Ltd—
951/4
91%
93%
87%
—
Feb
.400
Jan
15%
Machine
94%
75
90 Va
1973
.
91%
91%
$93%
$90
$73%
Feb-Aug
Jan
Jan
6%
Woodall Industries Inc.
Woolworth
Jan
16%
1
...
&
6s
94 Va
91%
Aprll-Oct
Jan-July
'
A
19%
1
common.
preferred
Inc
Washington
Webb & Knapp Inc 5s debs 1974
22%
Industries_____10
Co.—
1
Brothers
Wisconsin
Wood
&
5%
:_10c
Oil, Co
C)
1970.
3s 1971
3Vis 1970
Bonds
Range Since
Sold
Jan. 1,1963
'
Co.i
Williams-McWilliams
Williams
5%
6s
U
300
5,300
.
32%
1%
Wiebolt
Stores Inc.
Williamh.ouse. (The) Inci
V2
A
..._10c
Inc
Whitmoyer.Laboratories Inc_i__.._...l
Wilson
Jan
'
White .Eagle International
White Stag Mfg Co
William0
Jan
Jan
9%
2,600
Service
3 Vis
(Calif)
Electric
Ltd—
Whippany - Paper Board.....
Wichita
400
22
94 Va
;
100
Gas
Gas
&
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
Transportation Corp of Amer 6 Vis 1973.
United Improvement & Investing Corp-
2% Mar
5c
Utilities
Weslbury Fashions
Food
Gas
•
Feb
76%
..
Counties
Southwestern
Jan
%
9
77%;
California
Southern
Jan
7
1
%
Southern
Feb
700
200
V
1
—1.25
preference
Company Inc—
Manufacturing
West
;
1
2
Knapp Inc common'———10c
&
1% Jan
2,200
• Hanover
(Prov)
Low
1949
High
$120
$6%
'V
97%
97%
95
Jan-July
Jan-July
_Feb-Aug
...
6%s
V No.
Low
95
Jan
■
'
American
dep rets ord
preference——
Wright Hargreaves Ltd..
6%
regis
„
.,
___5c
£1
7%
7%
*"%
40c
200
.
•
6% Jan
11,700
IS
Jan
7% Feb
T
Feb
Maranhao
$68
Parana
$50
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—May-No®
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
stamped (Plan A) 2%s 2008—
Mar-Sept
Peru
(Republic
of)—
Sinking fund
Rio
:
Yale
Express System Inc class A___25c
Raceway Inc com
—:
25c
Yonkers
6%
de Janiero
Y
preferred
5
8%
8%
600
8
Jan
9%
Feb
4%
4%
4,500
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
4
4
4,600
3%
Jan
4
Jan
■
V
3s
Jan
1
1
stamped
-
•
.70
99%
<
1997
(Plan A)
;
93%
2s
Jan-July
2012—Jan-JuZy
46%
46%
60
~>47%
47 Va
1
;>■
42%
46%
:H/
47
49
*
f
No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not included In yeaJ's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution. „ g Ex-tstock dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range),
r Transaction for cash
(not included in year's range),
t Ex-dis¬
(not
tribution.
'
Z
Yale
Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Zion
Foods
Corp
•
1
15%
16%
Co
50c
5 J/4
5%
Corp
10c
1
300
15%
2,000
4%
Jan
6%
14,800
6%
Jan
8% Mar
4
Jan
Mar
x
Ex-rights,
17%
4%
Jan
Jan
Feb
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
Bonds being traded flat. '
$ Friday's
1,000
prices; no sales being transacted during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
v;
Abbreviations used above—-"cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated;."cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting trust certificates;
bid
and
ask
(1045)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
Number 6245
197
Volume
37
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS J
STOCKS
/'
Friday
Week's
Last >'•»/ Range
,
aJn
Jan
114%
Jan
40 y2
Jan
36 V*
Jan
56%
Jan
33
Jan
Feb
125% Feb
47% Feb
39% Feb
66% Feb
44
Mar
48 y4
Jan
50% Jan
41% Feb
71% Mar
Jan
28
^• Brunswick Corp
(Un)___—;
Industries
Corp
7,000
__
30»/a
30%
1,200
26% Jan
30%
30%
31
1.300
23%
23%
'..300
21 y* Feb
5
3,100
12.50
1
.....
Corp....
Capital
17'%
__
-5
Burroughs Corp (Un)..
Business
4%
_
Copper Corp..;
BOfttoh
Theatres———
Loew's
Corporation.—...
Racing Assn........
Engtoti Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co..
Lone Star Cement
New
New
Olin
Chemical
Mathieson
Pennsylvania RR
Rexall Drug and
—..
Cleveland-Cliffs
Chemical Co.—
t
Stop
U
Columbia
>
Container
Inc—
Shop
&
11%
__
35%
8,300
43
2.500
63 V4
64
16%
ul95
2.500
63 y4 Jan
10% Jan
90%
2.800
60%
63%
2,500
72
Jan;
56% Jan
30%
30%
i 300
Curtiss-Wright
25% Jan
El
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
We are indebted to the
Last
1
Piano
Baldwin
.—8
—_—...
BVD
—_
—
Mig
Carey
Chamberlin
Cincinnati
Gas
& Elec
common—
Cine
—10
....
5
;
J...
& Gamble common—
Procter
...
__
5
;
327
' "
..
83
35
5
494
350
2
52%
17
34
50
445
30
22%
26
•>
277/b 27%
69y2 72%
17% ! 18
26% 27%
—
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Rapid ? American
U S Playing Card
.
25Va
71%
•
:
'
22%
25%
.2%
3
16%
—
1
.
28%
52%
16%
1
—-
Lunkenheimer
__
-
Chemical
DuBois
Eagle-Picher
Kroger
__
1
-
26%;
53% 54y4
90% 92'A
38%
38%;
92 y2
92 y2
102% 104y2
9*/a
9 Va
—
12 %
National
Diamond
'
91%
—50
Transit
Cincinnati
53%-
>
t
42
17
27%
—20
Tel.
Bell
Suburban
k
.8.50
,/P——2.
O &... T
N
Cincinnati
41%
28V*
.100
preferred
4%
Cincinnati Milling*
17
26%
__
25
preferred
*%'.
„
' ' 17
1
..10
89
:.
66
30
26
122
3%
3%
__
1,755
370
vu
135
Dairies
Trailer
Co
F W D
31STED
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
Allen
Electric
American
Mfg
Edison
Detroit
Motor
Fruehauf
General
Goebel
41% Jan ?v/ | : 42J/4 Feb
" 16% Feb
18
Feb
26'/a Jan
29% Feb
26Va Jan
29V2 Jan
; 49'A Jan
55
Feb
90% Jan
93% Feb
37y8 Feb 3 y ■« 40% Jan
92%Mar vvM 92 y® Mar
97% Jan<:w 104% Feb
' 8 % Jan .'y ■: 9 VIa Mar
45% Jan Y! '
52% Mar
16% Jan ;.K
177/a Jan
20% Jan
23% Jan
23% Jan
26%'*Jan..
27% Mar
277/a Mar
69% Mar
75y8 Jan
17% Jan
18% Feb
24% Jan
21V2 Mar
General Foods Corp
Co..
Trailer
Co
(C M). Lamp
(S S) Co
Kysor
Industrial
Corp
.
Lansing
Stamping
Co—
Madison
Square
Garden
National
Brew
of
Mich.
Kresge
Parke
Dsvjf
Rickel
Rudy
(H
W)
Co
&
Gen
Tele
Billon
(The)
62Ve
84o
Manufacturing
Co_.
Co
;....
Goldblatt Brothers
3 284
'100
100
,
2,481
551
591
5,785
2,317
729
3,326
1,300
—
1,800
2.300
;
50% Feb
..
Jan
Mar
30% Jan
62% Jan
19 lA Jan
'
Jan
;
Mar
12'AMar
6Va Jan
37% Jan
$•
33%
34%
500
33% Mar
__
46
46%
300
—
—
—
43 ya
-
42»/4
■ 9J/4
27
9%
43 %
9'A
28
44%
6J/4
42
8%
24%
10V4
25y2
10%
26
74%
80%
34%
62»/2
500
18,100
:
>
__
__
High
Jan
Jan
13%
.
■
i
Werner
—
8,400
300
1,500
50
9y4
Jan
Jan
48Va Feb
6% Jan
Feb
47 V* Jan
Jan
Jan
IOV2 Jan
28% Feb
8% Jan
10'A Feb
Feb
Mar
10 y2 Feb
29 % Feb
79y4 Jan
85% Feb
34% Mar
15y2
Jan
Jan
/;
Jan
94
31%
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
43% Jan
34% Jan
42
Feb
46%
13
Mat:'
25% Jan
57% Jan
45o
Jan
.
.
•
25V2
4,800
21%
22%
2.300
33%
—
__
32%
34%
-■*a'
33%
12,000
—
177/a
177/a
13%
14J/a
100
650
800
' 50
__
"
>
50
28
51 *
28
a-
62%
40
35% 36%
35%
—
--
—
,
17
15
7%
7%
7%
26%
27'/4
."
24
26%
24
10.700
1,200
—10
26%
—36%
•
28%
<-
Jan
—
Feb
63
3778 Feb
43% Feb
Feb
15y2 Jan
160
Feb
- u 28
Feb
u- 8ya Feb
27y2 Jan
..
17
-
Jan
6y2 Jan
350
31
V
*
16
Jan
13% Jan
149
Jan
2.200
26%
^18% Jan
15% Jan
55
Jan
Jan
3iy2 Jan
38%; Jan
—
42
40
16%
"14%
—
36% Jan
< *
,-
Jan
Mar
—
60
1,600
._
■
:■
15,000
800
400
t ;—
—
41%
17
14%
45
28
—
62 y4
63% Feb
•* 26% Feb
23 y4 Feb
34% Mar
: 18
Jan
28% Jan
14- Feb
32 Mar
17y8 Jan
13% Jan
—
2,700
-a
—'
Co
37%
29y4
56
273/e '28%
43% 44%
36%
28%
55
,
■
10% Jan
60%
24%
22%
34>A
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
23 - Jan
;20% Jan
25y4 Jan
19
Jan
36 Mar
26% Jan
26% Mar
34y8 Jan
Mar
>
38% Feb
-22% Jan
40% Feb
29% Mar
International Harvester
•
56,
1.400 ■
50/8 Jan ,,,,
56
Feb
International Paper (Un)—————2.50 >
"28%
2,300
26 /a Jan
30 /z <Feb
International Tel & Tel (Un)———•
44%
500
43% Feb
48
Jan
Jefferson Electric Co
i——a——.i..—5;' ,?8% >8%
200 ; 08% Feb
• 10:-. Jan
Johnson Stephens Shlnkle Shoe—.^AA*
,
■
,--■
67a Jan i
.. 6% Jan
Kimberly-Clark Corp—————5
53
53
53%
1.300
53 - Feb
58% Jan
■'Knapp Monarch Co
—1
7J/2 ■ ;
7%
- ",700 - 6% Jan - ■
7 /a Feb
Leath & Co
*
20ya 20%
150
19% Jan
20% Mar
Libby McNeil & Libby
1
13%
13% 14
5.100 j; 12% Jan
^14 Mar
Lincoln Printing Co common—-—50c
—
8
8 1
., 300
1
Feb> J9% Jan
$3 50 preferred w——ii'——'i-. -■■,—pi'nt•?'v1
•..jiy. 43 M Jftn •?'
.-v43 ^ Jftn
Ling-Temco-Vought~Inc" (Un)
50c
16% .17%
900
16% Jan
18% Feb
Lockheed Aircraft Corp (Un).—l^r
50
51 %•
700
49% Jan, c
54% Feb
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co.—
—1
—
8/a Jan
8vs Jan
14
73
62,1
25y4
—1
Steamship Co
Interlake
1.00 Jan
13
34
—10
Industries. Inc
Steel
Inland
16% Mar
Jan
78%
9
25%
72ya
78
31%
57%
150
4.000
4,700
1,100
__
25
20
Bartlett
Co Ltd
72 ya
74»/2
80
3
Corp
Spencer
(D H)
Holmes
Jan
65c
25%
•
•
Gray
Drug Stores
I
1
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock—
•
Great Lakes Towing common
•
.u 7%
non-cumulative preferred
100
Greif Bros Cooperage class A
•
Greyhound Corp (Un)
3
Gulf Oil Corp—..
8.33%
Heileman (G) Brewing Co—.—u.l
_
7% Feb
6%
12%
..
8
—
Illinois Brick Co.
41
59
' 4%
.
v29%$ 30^, ./«.r250 ■.£?>, 28"%
56% 59% ^*1,200'^ >65%
>18l/4. 18%
3,300
16%
—
' '
—:
12%
' :4%' <
■■
2,100
v
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co..
Gossard (W H) Co
h
-
"
400
—
.
-
Jan
„
■
28% Feb
63% Feb
1% Jan
—
.
^
37/a
Jan
Marshall Field common
Martin Marietta Corp; (Un)
39% Mar
21%
Jan
8%
Jan
—
1
—
3
Mar
2
Jan
2 V*
Jan
Mlckeiberry's Food Products——-—1
24%
Jan
Minneapolis
Metropolitan Brick Inc
—4
Mever Blanke Co.—.
•
...
♦
-
Co.—
Montgomery Ward
Nutinnftl
•■•'
North
Mfit
Ar.
Tile
2,300
—.
60% 61%
16% 16%
4,300
250
6134 62%
45 V4 45%
60
J5
5
Co—*
1.000
43% Jan
Ppfthndv
Coal
-
33%
..5
j
--
Co
:■:p£E£r«£Sl—io
49y8
Potter Co
50
'
1
:
-
47% 49%
16% 16%
of~America
Co~"(Dn)I—IIII—III*
Reynolds Metals
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco (Un)
:
Richman
Brothers
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co
St Louis Nat
5
Co
•
20 g
a
(Un)
—.•
Stockyards
"...
3.100
24
38%
29
25
41%
5.700
6.700
23% ^an
38/2 Mar
~
—
Sheaffer
-
(W
A)
Pen Co class A
Shell^Oif Co
Sinclair
Oil Corp
I
1
------1
IIIIIIII——III
5
3.700
45»/2 46%
—
>
^
9y«
8%
4
9'/a
--
.^g '
38%
37
39
...
,
.
--
i?|
*•-
Jan
43/2 Jan
28
200
29
400
.,3,100
4.000
49 Jan
51/* Feb
49 /* Feb
?
347/
--p \%
:•
:i
25
41%
...
,-
39^
62%
,
26%
44 A
30^a
47%
13%
" g win
.•
8
,8
Feb
33/2 reb
16% Jan
60%
—•
(Un):—
28
46 Feb
47 Jan
«7% Jan
450
'
*.
29 /8 Jan
■
5.900
1.300
900
-2,400
«.h
% Jan
37% Jan
;l% IS
::
Radio Corp
■—
46% . 47%
«% .50
47%
—5
48% Jan
35% Feb
24% Mar
--
is
Peoples Gas Light & Coke——•
Pfizer (Charles) & Co (Un)—33%c
(Un)—
1,100
2.500
34
33
arv
o=7/
P0h
«e
1/m
--
;24%-25V,
25
64% Jan
17 Feb
Jan
Jan
35 Feb
43/4 J n
31% Jan
-
--
—--
^6% Jan
3 ;,,-'Feb^:.,. *> .4% Feb
2.100
35%
35
-
—•
Phillips Petroleum Co
^
„
(Minnesota) (Un)
L.—-5
Northwest Bancorporation
3.33
Olin-Mathieson Chemical Corp
—•
Parke-Davis & CO-
24%
24'/4
•
-
——V
Corp——
Illinois Gas Co
Northern Indiana Public Service
Northern States Power Co—>,,
Northern
4;#,. Jan
32% Jan
24 Feb
61%
45 V4
•
I
(Un)-
53%- Feb
35% Jan
3y2 Jan
2,400
4.700
33%
32%
24y2
—i.^1
■
AmwicVn Aviation
Northern Illinois
—5
(t)n)
National Distillers & Chem
-
9% Jan
^ Feb
62 /a Jan
' 2f%
49% Jan
.
Jan
'
Feb
ini/
49% 50%
50%
33%
•
& Co
8
50% Feb
45 Jan
r
^8'8
53 Jan
2? <2 ^
50
488
900
11%
587/a
11%
56V*
"^ >V.-^
-J.—
•
Co
Monsanto^ Chemical (IJn)—————I-1
6% Jan
33'/a
Mfg (Un)..:
Chemical
Jan
8
8
Mfg
35
47% Jan
300
17% 17%
„i 1
llVa
58%
Modine
16 y2 Mar
;
—
Minnesota Mining &
Jan
Jan
20%
50
40%
5% y 5%
20
6
250
37
50
39%
—
1
Co
Brewing
1.200
$.100
20
Mnnrnp
Jan
17%
35%
20%
—•
McKay Machine Co...^
—>
Means (F W) & Co common—39%
Company
Rubber—
Tire &
Gillette
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
23%
Co
Studebaker Corp
Upjohn
43
—
Electronics Corp
&
General
Huttig Sash & Door
2
Co-
Mfg . Co.
Scotten,
Soss
&
32%
;•
,
12%
^41 v * *41 "
32
32%
42»/2 43 V*
27% 28
60% 62y8
'Co.—L'—.—A—.* 70c
Co
King-Seeley Thermos Co_.
Hall
x...
1.66%
Corp
Brewing.'
16y8
13% 13%
90%
87%
l23/s
'12%
10
2.50
1
654
100
86c ' 86c
13%
89%
5
25
10
.'■■■/■.IV2
12%
64J/2 Feb
54y2 Feb
23% Feb
•
3
1.66%
3.33»/3
30c
1
Corp.
Motors
General
Howard
Low
12%
59% Mar
49% Jan
17% Jan
5
—
General Mills Inc
.
High
16%
Co common
Co
Motors
-
—
7
—
^
.....
Consumers Power
Shares
i
—2
L;
for Week
12%
Co.
Budd Company
Chrysler
Corp
Consolidated
Paper
;
1
Products
Metal
Brown-McLaren
Ford
1
Equip
&
Supermarkets
Allied
Range
26% Mar -
,1900
5
1
iSaies
of Prices
,
Low
Pa*
...
Candy Corp.
General Dynamics —
General Electric Co (Un)__
Detroit Stock Exchange
.
23%: Feb
61%
52%
22%
\
General
Hibbard
Week's
6,400
60ya
51
21 ya
2.200
7,800
,
v
High
3% Jan
3 y4 Mar
Hein
Friday
26%
5
Corporation
" L 30% Mar
^96% Febu
- 24% Feb
28ya Jan?
27%
48%
18%'
—1
2.50
3
1
10
Inc
Fruehauf
a
,
of
Foremost
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Low
Par
Mills
3,900
64
Mar
16% Mar
95
Feb
63% Mar.
.
94% Jan
18% Jan
26% Jan
44% Jan
...a
.j
.
25%
(Un)—
Bankshares
America
Wisconsin
.
..
Jan
46% Feb
• •■
..
• u.-
13 y4 Jan
38% Jan
.
27%
:47
.1
Ford Motor Co
Sales
for Week
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Aeronca
First
...
24%
7.50
>' Firestone Tire & Rubber
Flour
Week's
Range
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
....5 ^
~5 "
—
__
22%
.3
Fairbanks Whitney. Corp
prices.
of these
—.
Gas—
Natural
Paso
Elder Mfg Co.—
•
Co. for the transmission
fiiTii of W. E. Hutton &
Co
Dodge Manufacturing
Dow Chemical
Co
100
27%
48y4
26
61 Vz
51%
21%
50c
1
:
(Un)
Corp
23% Mar
' 5% Jan
-
24 %
—5
Corn Products Co..
tf
■
Americai—
of
Continental Insurance Co..—
com.
Refining & Mining..
Electric Corp
S Smeltipg
Westinghoiui?
Corp
20% Jan
30% Feb,
11% Mar
l
Feb
35 ... Feb
41%, Jan
15%
87%
.
'
26y2 Mar
40ya Feb
' 45 ; Mar?i
^29% Mar
44% Feb 1
\.
•.ui34:^'Feb
22ya Jan
4% Feb
42%
„
32%' Feb
.
16% Mar;'
35
30%
100
..—5
—10
12%?
—5
System (Un)
Edison Co.
Gas
Commonwealth
Torrlngton Company
United' Fruit" Co-:..—*—
United Shoe Machinery Corp
pfd
4%%
Iron
Inc
Co
Coleman
Arsociation
Shawmut
...*
City Products Corp...—...
—.
200
300
>900
11%
__
Narragansett
28% Jan
24% Jan
36% Jan ;•
35 v Jan J
29% Mar ■
41% Mar —
6.300
\ 200
1,100
__
;■ Calumet & Hecla Inc.—
5
..
;V: Cdn Export Gas & Oil Ltd.—
16%c
__
Caterpillar Tractor (Un)..—JuXj* >■
__
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Champlin Oil & Refining—-U]
,
$3 convertible preferred—__
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
16%
Chrysler Corp
25
90%
Cities
Service!Co..——.4^-—10 ,
63%
••
Kennecott
i.% Feb
16%
38
600
'26% Feb
'-24y4 Feb
1
,
Burton-Dixie
23*A Jan
217/a Feb
iy4 Jan
.
__
__
_5
-5
New common —
-Borg-Warner
Corp
Burlington
1.000
800
29J/4
41'%
303/4
1
.5
5
.
'V
„
23
i%
30%
26
38
25Vi Jan
iy2
31 V*
26'%
38%
44
44 y4
29%-29'%
41% 42>A
„
__
High
,
22'A Jan
,850
,
*
Co
Boeing Company
(Un)—*
Booth Fisheries Corp
•
24y2
22
__
23'/a
23%
24>/4
*
Low
23>/2
23%
P2
...8
Inc
^Binks Manufacturing
63% Mar
54% Mar
58 y4 Feb
47% jan
79% Jan
33% Feb
Jan
.
(Un)
■;>Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)—
Jan
13
11% Mar
55%
Co
Consolidated
"Benguet
23
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
Low,.' High
•
.10
.
Bell & Howell Co
29 V* Mar
15%
.
Mfg
Belden
High
Low
22%
Co
Bastian-Blessing
for Week
I I r>SaIe Pric® yi of Prices
xxx:-'
Par
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Sales
,
J^^
34% Jan =: :
35% Jan
SS
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jan
*en
jS
&
gi/4
3J
40
-}aJ
.
(1046)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 8)
Sale Price
Socony Mobil Oil (Un)-«-—
Southern Co (Un)
Southern Pacific Co (Un)
Transmission
Texas Gulf Sulphur (Un)
208 So La Salle St Corp
S
65%
62
31
Jan
33
Jan
8
Feb
6,200
6%
24%
Jan
31
Mar
Jan
43%
Feb
31%
31%
31%
50
7%
7%
7%
3,100
42
41%
42
•%
1.600
40%
62%
61
62%
4.700
59%
Jan
62%
2,500
16%
Jan
18
14%
Jan
15%
76Jan
71%
—
—
111%
33%
Jan
36%
400
73"%
Jan
81%
Jan
1.300
13% Mar
Products
32 %
2.800
30%
1
34%
35
Radio
27%
27%
28%
60
6.25
Co—-.—--.————1
"9%
5
1
52%
.
7%
35%
lo
of
8%
31%
5
8.50
7%
34
•
__
;__10
__
1
1
Supply.!
—
80%
/ i 95
9%
1,300
9 > Jan
13% Jan
1,700
51 y2 Mar
53
27% Mar
30%
Jan
Elec
Jan
28%
Jan
8
Jan
9%
Jan
31
Jan
33 %
Feb
124
31%
jan
43
Jan
172
31%
Jan
34%
Jan
590
24
Jan
27~~ Jan
35"%
4%
Jan
36%
Jan
5
Jan
Jan
15%
Jan
20
Mar
51%
Jan
57%
Jan
34%
Jan
37
Jan
? 4%' Jan
'5
Feb
70
1.565
20
*
40
^ 338
—
55
55%
5
—
35%
36%
100
4%
5...
*70.0
19%
115
;
19
27%
28%.
~
32%
33%
Corp of America
1
United Engineering & Foundry Co—5
Westinghouse Air Brake—1—;
__10
Westinghouse;
4%
19%
27
50
_lo
Bolt
&
135
v
36%
4%
36%
4%
Corp—
6.25
__
„
"
__
33%
/•
32
;•
?
•
•
,..18%
.
372
31%
Below are
10% Jan
.16% Feb
59%
the-daily closing
representative stocks and bonds listed
averages of
Stocks
20
./.■
—Bonds—
—
^
STOCKS
Par
25
Jan
26
600
3,600
37
Jan
Feb
5%
19
5%
19%
19,500
19
32%r;33%
34% 35%
30c
35c
1,500
1,000
24,500
34%
Capwell
—
Co
Eureka
Corp Ltd
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A--:—
34c
1
40c
8%
83c
8%
—i.——50c
50c
Jade
Oil
Ueslie
M
J
Salt
M
Oil
Co
(Un)
Meier & Frank Co Inc
76c
1.20
,1.20
1.25
3,000
Feb
1.20 Jah
3%
60%
3%
60%
4
63
31c
17%
30c
17%
1.40
31c
17%
1.55
4,700
250
9,000
500
300
30c
Feb
16% Feb
1.40 Mar
Merchants
Nordon
Co——-25c
Petroleum
Corp Ltd—
Norris
Oil
Co
common.-
Rice
Western
Oil
Ranch
/
Corp
Trlco Oil
Sugar
Industrial
Co
Preferred
—
Warrants
5
Co
Petroleum
Preferred
1
8%
2.75
4,100
25%
5"%
25%
6%
6%
500
4,500
1,100
23
6*/a
85c
88c
2,000
27»/4
3Vs
(Un)
common
27V2
3%
27%
4%
6%
80c
300
100,200
500
82c
26%
3%
6%
73c
1
6y2
73c
10
—
Oil Exploration—
10c
;
—
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
234.97
6.04;
132.28
93.95
83.62
88.82
89.47
88.87
133.13
238.20
93.95
83.75
88.63
89.40
88.93
153.05
133.19
237.95
93.94
83.72
88.63
89.39
88.92
152.15
133.09
237.80
93.94
83.72
88.58
89.39
88.91
151.61
133.73
238.54
93.89
83.63
88.63
89.39
88.89
compiled
65 stocks,
daily
by
the
using
divisors:
following
Industrials,
5.04;
15.00.
(35 Stocks)
"
Date
Closing
.
Mon.
March 4
March 5„
124.32
Wed.
March 6
Range for 1.962
123.93
Tues.
124.39
High
100.23
Feb
Feb
Jan
Jun
27
Range for 19G3
March 7
124.75
Fri.
March 8
125.41
High
127.09
Feb
18
Low
120.15
Jan
3
frr
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The SEC index, of stock prices based on the closing prices* of 300 common
stocks for the week ended March 1, 1963, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year/
®
,
1957-59=100
Percent ' : ' -—1963-1962
,r
Mar, 1,'63 Feb. 22,'63~
.
98c
29>/2
5%
8
95c
Mar 14
—144.31
Low
Thurs.
6% Feb
7% Feb
.
Rails,
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jart
Jan
Feb
Feb,
2.988;
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
2.75 Mar
28
Jan
Feb
Jan
Mar
•
40-,
,
5% Mar
,
Total
Bonds
153.91
1.40 Jan
11 b
19%
2.85
34 . .
2.80
5% Jan
5% Jan
3,400
Utili¬
Stocks
ties
149.67
^3% Jan
f
2.40 Jan
>.
^
Grade
17% Mar
1.75 Jan
31% Jan
1.70 Jan
—
"
1
common
(Un)
% Williston Basin
-400
1,500
2.50
25%
57/s
6%
-
—
Equipment
1.80
33
1.90
2.65
Corp common
—4———
2.90 Feb
1.30 Jan
4
Jan
8
Jan
17% Jan
2.25 Feb
.
2.30
2.25
—
9
19
*
32%-.-.
1.80
50c
Co
United
Westates
-25
10c
3% Feb
Jan
8,300
600
f 800
8%
18%
—
pfd
Jan
57
15,100
—
»
-
—®—
& Gas
Union
Victor
25c
—1
—
Southern Cal Gas Co series A
Terex
1
—
45c
67c
,
3,200
£00
4r%** 5%
—
5%
8%
33%c
-
3=".*.3%
1.30,;'VI.30
3
1
——
Co
—
——1
-
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop—
Reserve Oil & Gas Co
Rhodes
10
.—
-
7% Jan
75c
10c
—
Jan
Mar
50c Jan
9% Feb
; 1.10 Jan
95c Jan
1.45; Jan,
4% Jan
63
Feb
35c Jan
Mar
"
71c
10
Co„————
M
&
35c
1,200
-
Grade
671.43
are
39
35c
Feb
1,700
2,200
5,600
—
Western
34% Mar
9
85c
General
Imperial
9
21
35
15c
10
Indus¬
.
668.08
—
Jan
Jan
Jan
4
Jan
18% Jan
26% Jan
2,400
40c
40c
Exploration Co Of. California-1
Goebel
Brewing Co——
1
Good Humor CO of Calif—
—10c
28
Second
65
-
667.04
—
46% Jan
32% Jan
32%
Cooke———
and
Emporium
7
First
Mar
500
45
30%
10
25c
.
-
44%
28
4%
-10
Castle
Co
6
;
10
Utili¬
roads
/
10
Total
667.16
_
_
Utilities,
.
25%
5.50
Ink
5
March
Range Since Jan. 1» 1963,
Low
High
.
25%
44%
-30%
California
High
Low
1
Corp pfd (Un)—25
Brewer
(C) & Co Ltd
*
Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
Buttes Gas & Oil Co——
*
Cement
American
4——,
March
Averages
.
Rail¬
659.72
1
March
March
Week's // Sales
Last
;/ Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares ///,
15
trials
March
Coast Stock Exchange*
dually traded on
Friday
v
LISTED
Date
Exchange
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
other Exchanges.
;37% Jan
*
the
on
Jan
Indus¬
./ Pacific Coast Stock
'• 28% Man
80% Mar
10
'
Jan
V
on
V/197^/.J&l1^<:
•
25% Jan..
T466
•
Jan
/Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
;37
31% Jan
75 /•: Feb
30
Price Range
Jan
75 % Mar
288
8%
9
31% 31%
39% 41
33% 34
24%
25
—
Co—
Fuel
27%* 27%
27%
Pittsburgh__5
.
Refractories
Feb
2,800
51%
'
Jan
Jan
34
,
37%
'
'
Feb
Jan
Jan
34%
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
6%
500
■
*
High
33%
66%
Jan
33%
800
1,800
34%
32%
33%
Machine
'
6%
6%
6%
17
42%
37%
Feb
80
1
2
Corp—
(Joseph)
Screw
49% Feb-
43%
9,200
14%
32%
Publishing
95
107
Pittsburgh Plate Glass..:—
Jan
■>;,77%
76
47
American
35%
75%
Pittsburgh Brewing Co common
Pittsburgh Forgings
Co—
Jan
30%
Yates
Walker
Mountain
Feb
1,000
36
34%
34%
Jan
101
1,300
13%
World
34%
75
Rockwell-Standard Com
105'
103%
45%
(Un)
Westinghoupe Electric- Corp
Wieboldt Stores $4.25 preferred
Home
Feb
Jan
Harbison
Feb
2.300
13%
Bancorporation
Jan
31
14%
Low
~
Columbia Gas System
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Mar
29
14%
1
Range Since Jan. 1, 1063
High
Jan
134
17% *18
Low
-
Shares
__10
Blaw-Knox Co
54% Mar
Jan
700
5,000
45%
Inc
Zenith
Feb
Jan
:
for Week
*
34%
Armstrong
Feb
61%
58%
Sales
'
Range
of Prices
1
1
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
Cork Co
Jan
Jan
47
Week's
Last
Par
Jan
28
(Un).——
Co
Webcor
Western
25% Jan
^
Sale Price
Jan
15
2.50
—1
Oil
Universal
Upjohn
31%
Jan
16%
Corp (Un)
Match Corp__.
Steel
Universal
54%
-4
Gypsum
States
United
U
(Un)
Pacific RR
Union
64
52%
62
-*
10
Union Carbide Corp
600
59%
--25
/2
3.50
*
*
Inc
Eastern
26
62
-1
Sunray D X L Oil
Swift & Company
Texas
25%
54%
1
Studebaker-Packard Corp (Un)
13
63
6.25
25
"
—5
Storkline Corp
28% Feb
4.100
25%
---
Oil of California
Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
Standard
2,500
14
Friday
i
STOCKS
Feb
56%
Jan
30
13%
13%
-50£
Standard
Texaco
51 %
900
55%
29%
Inc
Spiegel
2,200
62%
Jan
55
5
(Un)
Sperry Rand Corp
58 %
LISTED
High
Low
62%
60%
62%
„15
Range Since Jan. 1.1963
Shares
High
Low
Par
[\ '
>
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange:
for Week
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
Sales
Week's
Friday
Composite
Manufacturing
;/
130.6
Durable Goods
Non-Durable
Goods
r
120.2
^
125.8
.
Transportation
Feb
Jan
;
Utility
.
and
Service
177.3
—3.0
,
95.2,
* 85.5
185.5
-—1.3
—2.6
•
109.1
106.3
98.6
' 101.8
112.0
—2.6
158.1/
/ 156.0
—
——
'
—2.4
,110.4/
172.0
/
———
Trade, Finance
Mining
v
128.9
.
107.0
135.6 ®
134.4
—3.3
107.5
—
—2.9
Low
144.3
135.0
—2.8
r
124.7
H6.2
——
High
Change
134.3
121.1
178.2
;
f
.
113.3
143.0
129.8
83.8
;'
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
STOCKS
Last
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
Acme Markets Inc
Arundel
Low
1
69%
Tel & Tel———————33y3
American
119%
25%
47%
Corporation-
Atlantic
Electric-—4.33
Corp—1
City
Atlantic
Research
357
8,802
-
Budd Company
13%
—
95 y4
® /'/;24* ^
-——5
Campbell Soup Co—
1.80
Central RR Co of N J—:——
50
89%
?
Class
Food
•
48%
5
10
53%
—
at Baltimore
,
2iy4
62
60'/s
62%
—
12'A
12V*
42%
—
Homasote Co
International
,_1
Resistance
Co
&
24%
__
■
,
9y*
__
9%
—
Philadelphia Electric
Transportation
2,823
81%
352
77%
Jan
24%
25
23%
Jan
39%
40 y»
205
39%
40%
1,569
33 >/2
1,518
16%
8,227
37%
5V2
37%
12
35%
5'/2
100
4%
31
3
_•
40%
*
com
-33
15y2
-__50
32%
l5»/8
.
.
5
:
__
:
Co
common—•
30%
30V4
Co
lo
6%
43%
6%
42 V4
44
71%
69%
72%
Power
common
Gas
lo
com
•
—■•■■^&.j8%
31%®.: 31%
•
62
50
French Lab
Jersey Gas Co
Public
2.50
Service.
10c
Co
-
32%:'
2,992
1,058
,
40y4
24%
24%
;
V
Jan
31%
""
45%
46%
378
43%
17% M8Va
53»/4
54
8»/4
8%
1,178
16y2
52%
Jan
53%
;
1
For
Lothrop
commdn_
footnotes,
see
__
22%
34
43.
*
,
8
Jan
23y8
329
21V8
.33%
34%
29 y2
788
J-: -: 145
33% Mar
29 y2 Mar
.
332,000
$T5~666
4,293,000
354,000
3,000
4,236,000
Mar:7.
4,474,000
513,000
Mar. 8-
3,028,000
386.000
Jan
\
'
International
15,323,797
"
$33,000
2,006,900
$1,974,000
20,437,000
24,143,000
16,669,200
235,532,000
$22,476,000
$26,117,000
1
—
Bank————
,
Industrial
and
Total-.—®-—--.i.
-
>
'ti
x
-
.v®"
"
168,276,992
200,465,523
't.——./ '
Railroad
1962
1963
1962
16,744,920
Foreign
f
f;
:
> ,"r'
y
'
......
\
.
v,
y
;•>
'-:&V*<. ]•''J
$78,000
-
"
^
L
L"-
T'
*r^VC/'
$271,908,000
$252,279,200
'
\
v
x
$15,940,000
255,968,000
^
1
.
'
"
*
^
'
/
;>M''
\
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
•/
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks
'
Domestic
/
-
*
Sales
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
$249,000
Shares)
—109,000
$1,178,000
917,060
234,000
Total—-L—4,165,650
$1,125,000
$260,000
$11,000
8,000
;/ 17,000
16,000
1,000
$53,000
Mar. 4
Mon.
906,670
—
Tues. .' .Mar.,5:
733,840
Wed.<
Mar. 6—
Thurs.
.Mar...7—.i.-.-.-i
Fri.
Bond
Corporate
Gov't
'
-
Total
Foreign
Foreign
'
(No. of
i.
.
Feb
Feb
v
—
—V
Mar. 8———
—
,
./
,711,245
'
V
346,000
92,000
204,000
.896,835
—,
354,000
.
.220,000
——
235.000
•
,
,
v
•
Stocks—Number of Shares.
Jan'
Jan. 1 to Mar. 8
Week Ended Mar. 8
,
•*'
Bonds—
Domestic
4,165,650
7,164,805
$13,076,000
45,000
68,531,733
.51,441.075
$1,694,000
*—440,000
i
/
I'// 1962
1963
1962
1963
/
$1,125,000
-
8%
Jan
Foreign
Foreign
/-:-
Government
Feb
"
53,000
Corporate
: 37
Jan
30% Jan
$22,476,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 8
.
Feb
t
4,987,000
3,429,000
T5"oo6;
$33,000
$2,006,000
Feb
59
.
$20,437,000
.
;//:../// A;--.. ;/\/;
Bonds—
U. s. Government
24%
.
-
3,357,800 :
—~
16,744,920
.
18Va Mar
-.
;Jan
22ya
1.25®'®®;29%
page
797
.
$421,000
3,946,000
vi3,879,000
1963
Jan
47%
Jan
17%
Improvement
4.50
Washington Gas Light common———• ■ ^
$5,110,000
3,283,870
3,100,315
3,348,505
Stocks—Number of Shares
.
35% Feb
66% Feb
Feb
Jan
46%
332
3.654,430
Mar. 6.
Fri.
Jan
Feb "
41
25y2
Jan
5
Gas
&
®
Jan
33»/8
22y8
■
$5,531,000
Mar. 4.
Thurs.-
Jan
33>/4
7%
48y4
73%
9%
'
Bonds
Week Ended Mar. 8
Jan
7ya
,
61V* Mar
80
70
.v-Vr} 38
Jan
7%
3.50
Transmission
Ramo-Wooldridge
United Corp
.Woodward
—
68%
20
64»/8
Jan
Feb
>
29% Jan
5% Jan
42y4 Mar—
-,527
2,120
401
9
40'A
,
4,409
6%
61>/4
.
—
20y8 Mar
*
Eastern
Thompson
•
16% Mar
2C%
80%
24%
Bonds
Bond
/ Sales
Govt.
Bonds
'
Mar. 5_
33% Jan
12y4 Jan
20ya
Paper
United
32% Jan
23
Mar
19% Mar
__
•
Texas
10% Jan
24
Jan
24
Jan
22% Jan
87V4 Jan
26Va Feb
40y2 Feb
40!/2 Feb
80%
—
;iPublic Service Electric &
Reading Co common
Sun Oil
34% Jan \
32% Jan //
140
20Va
25c
•
Phila
Southeastern
Jan
12'A Mar
857
697
Inc
Smith Kline &
Feb
Jan
Rank
Bonds
Tues.
Total
Jani
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
65
Feb
14%.Feb
-
Jan
26
20%
"
South
8%
Feb
Foreign
Wed.
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
25y2
25%
47%
IOV2
21%
Jan
1
Pennsylvania RR—
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Scott
Feb
23
19%
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Electric
10
.
16%c
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Potomac
24%
21%
41%
8l/2
20y4
57%
Jan
Jan
20
Pennsalt
Photo
8y4
53Vb
33
54%
Jan
23
Linotype
Mon.
and M'iscel.
Shares
.
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad
No. of
/Feb
95
Jan
—10c
Inc
Mergenthaler
Feb
—1
Fund Inc——-
Martin-Marietta Corp
Perfect
2iy4
131
570
4,100
1,358
160
13,681
10
24%
2.50
Acceptance Corp common—1
General Motors Corp
1.66%
Giant Food Inc class A
1
Merck
24%
24%
43'%
9'/2
'
Stocks
,,
General
Madison
24%
42%
9
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan /
15
Feb/;
14% Jan
10
Mar
14 /• Jan f
106
Jan
24% Jan "
6%
46%t
30%
50y«
1,092
52
31%
>
80'A
125 y2
27
48%
,
71% Jan
471
32%
53%
24
250
Dairies——————2 '
Foremost
2,258
50%
Feb
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
93% Feb
'
10
91
7%
5
—J.———1
Fair Stores—
Ford Motor Co„-—_——
,
146
,75
24
7%
48y4
31V2
52%
—-
non-voting.—_
A
;
13%
95 y4
86%
7%
America
of
Co
Finance
'
-—1
6.75
Publishing common
Delaware Power & Light
Duquesne Light—
:—.
Electric Storage Battery
229
20
120
2,352
«
70
13%
—————^—-25
Corp
Curtis
h
47%
8%
10
660
13
14%
46%
13
13%
—
,14%
68
114y2
24%
43 y4
10%,
13
8%
12%
Daily, Weekly and Yeairly
High
Low
70%
68%
Transactions at the New-York Stock Exchange
;.>'•/
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
118% 121 Va
25% 26%
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton ———13
Balitmore Transit Co————
—1
Chrysler
Sales
for Week
Shares
Week's
Friday
LISTED
t,
'•
"
.
81.000 "
'
-
72.000
*
$12;578.000
247.000
®
"
306.000
-
Total
:
/®—®—.
;•
$1,178,000
^;®S1.820,000
$13,588,000 j $13,131,000
Number 6245
197
Volume
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1047)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Montreal Stock
Prices
Are
Shown
Expressed
Last
Par
Corp Ltd common
$2.60 class A preferred
Argus
preferred
Class C preferred —
Asbestos Corp
—
,——.
B
class
$2.70
41%
2.282
a24%
a25
130
46 Ma
47
7,628
23%
22%
23%
13.132
48
Sugar common
Steels Ltd
47
43 Ma
53
48
Feb
25
Feb
43Ma
Jan
48%
Jan
22
Jan
25 Ms
Jan
214
46 Ma
Feb
42
Jan
45 Ma
51%
Feb
53 M2
50%
50%
9
65
51%
150
a1/*
8 Mi
8 Mi
26%
18
37.40
Jan
52 Ma
Jan
Montreal
Montreal
4,178
.
7Ma Jan
25Ma Mar
29%
19
Jan
National
Drug
Mines
9
Jan
Moore
34Mi
Jan
37.40 Mar
Noranda
63%
66
4,833
63
Feb
69
Jan
Nova
7Q%
4,658
69 Mi Mar
76%
Jan
2.70
3.00
32,671
72%
72 Mo
3,075
70 Ma
Feb
79
50%
50 Ma
51
4,242
48
Jan
51
5.35
5.30
5.40
9,515
al.7
al7
30
15
Jan
20
Jan
52
52
55
51
Jan
53
Feb
53 Mi
Feb
Power
Jan
54%
51 Mi
Jan
50
Feb
Price
50 Ma
Feb
53 Ma
& Power
Columbia
6#
preferred —
Telephone
Products
Building
Bulolo
5 Ma
4.35
54
5
200
4.15
53%
Feb
8.673
400
2,035
Jan
2.75
preferred
$1.30
Canada
29%
12%
Canada
Feb
Feb
Feb
Feb
53%
1,535
52
Jan
54
25
105
Mar
105
328
12
Jan
13%
19%
19%
100
17 M2
Jan
19%
Feb
25%
26%
660
21 Mt
Feb
31
Feb
26%
30%
6.80
6.80
7.40
605
21%
20%
21 Ma
2,385
20 V2
25 Ma
26%
2,278
29
Jan
Breweries
$2.20 preferred
British
Canadian
28 Mi
Canadian
Chemical Co
Canadian
Converters
6.80 Mar
.
Class
B
8.75
Reed
Canadian
Jan
22% Mar
72
72
150
69 Ma
Jan
72
53
53 Ma
490
51
Feb
56
8%
8 Ma
3,274
10%
10 Ma
20,260
52
460
5 1Mb
Feb
9
750
9 v
Jan
24 Ma
24 Ma
1,595
24
Jan
49 Ma
50
5.399
36
Jan
51 Ma
Feb
8 Mi
8Mb
Simpsons
8 Mi
7,035
Feb
10 Mb
Jan
Sogemines
a3.50
a3.50
10
8 Mi Mar
10 Mi
a—
a4.10
a4.25
305
9.00
9.00
200
6 Ma
800
6
64
14
13
a—
*
,
64
Jan
67
Jan
14%
1,055
13Mi
Feb
15
13
180
12 Va
Jan
14
Jan
44
44 Mi
380
42
Jan
44 Mi
Feb
a4.00
4
5
Feb
5
Feb
7,350
7.90
Jan
6%
2,742
5Ma
Feb
6 Ma Mar
Viau
5 Mi
3,600
4.25
Jan
5%. Feb
Walker
23%
6,758
22 Mi
Jan
23%
24
7M4
5 M4
7 Mi
1,467
40 Ma
40,Ma
41
1,009
7 Ma
7 Mi
7%
350
23 Mi
23 Mi
175
14%
13%
15
I,525
49%
49 Ma
—
*
common
12
2
Dominino
Dominion TextileDonohue
Kootenay
Electrolux
Class B.
47Mi
Jan
7,865
19
17
Feb
21 Ma
5
18%
19%
6,735
18
Players
Famous
of
Co
Foundation
6 Mo
200
2.30
2.40
600
250
17%
Cos Ltd
freiman Ltd (A J)
Fraser
Co
&
Power
Gatineau
20
preferred —
5 Ma % preferred
General DynamicsGeneral Motors -—
&
13 Mi
Feb
14%
18%
22
22 Ma
16%
Jan
A
.
21 «/a
Jan
50
Jan
50 Mb
Jan
43
Feb
80
Jan
83
Hudson's Bay
Imperial
Imperial
Cement
13
18
35
17%
24
23 Ma
24
9%
Public
26 Mi
27
6
(John)
34 Ma
34 Va
21
18 Ma Mar
27 Mo
.
25
a665/8 a665/o
...AM 5
.Feb
104% Jan
30 Ma Feb
Jan
27 Ma Mar
14%
Feb
18 Ma Mar
*
5%
5 Mi
5
27
■
5 Mi
28
II,149
al8
49
al2%
al2M4
12 Ma
12 Ms
1.60
1.60
53%
52 Ma
13 Mi
14
40%
a
Feb
15%
10 Ma
Jan
60;
70
70
14
25
al4Ma al4Ma
*
Feb
./
a22Mi a22 Mi
9%
9 Ma
2,160
30
30 V4
32,725
30 Mb
30 %
875
44 Mi
44 Mi
596
44
46 Ma
410
45 Mi
Jan
44%
9 Ma
28%
Jan
Jan
29
Jan
26
#:X—
113/8
Jan
30 Vi
Jan
46 Mb
*
Mar
a—.
9%
Feb
70
Mar
20
14
30 Mi
Feb
303/8 Mar
45
Feb
!
g« SS
Jan
27%
28
675
5.75
5.75
400
5.40
Jan
6.25 Jan
14 Mb
15%
9,510
133/b
Jan
15% Mar
al25
al25
10
1.25
Feb
a7Mi
7 Me
Feb
303/4
31%
1,475
29%
Jan
al6
al6
50
a33 Mi
a33Ma
10 Mi
10%
18 Ma
19 Mb
19Ma
19%
485
al03
al03
28
15%
18%
V
75 '
32 Ma
-
525
v
7% Jan
a—
9
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11 Mi
Jan
——
Feb
20 V4,
Jan
20 Mi
Feb
Jan
Feb
19%
"
Feb
■
36% Feb
Feb
18 Ma
10,901
4,480
1.25 Feb
32 Va
,
'
,
•
104
Jan
104
Jan
43
5,'
Mar
43
43
44%
1,830
62
60%
62 Mi
433
593/4
3,975
47 Mi
14%
13%
10 Ma
10%
10%
5,985
9%
253/4
26%
143/i
20.071
21M4
Jan
2,815
14 Mi
Feb
225
12Ma
Jan
12
Feb
55 Ma
Feb
143/B
13
12%
12%
Ltd
1.90
1
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123/a
56%
12%
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trust.*
class A———
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18%
u
13 Ma
80
,
16Mb
20
3,322
21
■
96
1,200
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v-iv25--
Feb
263/4 Mar
Jan
13%
Feb
12% Jan
59% Feb
2.05
i.
153/8
Jan
13 Mi Mar
380
19
21
96 Mi
100
,
13 Va
11%
15
1 90 Mar
300
1.95
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18%
■„
1,250
2,967
58 3/4
1.90
13 M4
vot
Jan
Jan
26 Mb
Jan
15 Mb
Feb
Jan
65%
Feb
13 Ma
14 Ma
Co
4,
.
■*
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
-15
2134 Jan
21 Ma Jan
4 96 Vi Mar
Feb
97
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41 Ma
—
14 Ma
14%
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25
24%
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64
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303/4
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16 3/8
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43.
1.60 Jan
15c
15c
55%
11 Ma
Jan
14
■
16%
633/4
Feb
953
28%
43%
17%
400
36%
200
8c
500
4 Mac
5c
2.70
2.70
2.80
31c
30c
32c
1.35
1.30
1.40
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Canadian
Jan...
Canalask
Feb
Canorama
Feb
Feb
Carbec
50
class B
Feb
&
:■
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Explorations
Jan
12%
9%
Feb
10 Ma
Jan
Cessland
Jan
16
Feb
Chemalloy
Feb
18%
Jan
Cleveland
Jan
/
Jan
5c-
Jan
46c
Mars
30c
Jan
.3.10 Feb
Jan
2.50
;
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1.70
Jan
Jan
300
9.20 Mar
10c
1,000
9c
Jan
10 Mac
Jan
7c
4.500
6c
Mar
8MaC
Jan
4 Mac
5c
4,500
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
17c
500
16c
Jan
25c
Jan
12%
250
12
Jan
12 Mi Mar
12%
20c 23 Mac
9c
9 Mac
17 Mi
d28c
;
16Mac
62,300
2,000
6,105
9c
25c
25c
4.75
3c
Feb
7.25
Feb
Jan
'
Jan
Feb
21c
27c
Feb
24
3c
3,500
120
Jan
20 Mb
600
3c
Jan
mi
:'/;XXX
1,700
23%
Jan
12c
400
22%
25c
:25c
Jan
Mar
a—.
8,500 i
Mac
a28c
10
Jan
14%
400
6.75
13c 13
13c
al8Ma al83/4
Jan
Corp
Mines
8 3/i Mar
8
Jan
4.90
Jan
300
83/4
3,200
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83/s
Jan
42
125
40;
Jan
42 Ma
Jan
48c
54c
6,738
38c
Feb
59c
Feb
1.00
1.00
1.00
'200
7 Mb
17%
Jan
Consolidated
36%
Feb
Cadillac
;
1.00
3c
500
.3c.
2,500
lie-
Jan
2 Vac
6,500
2c
Jan
7VaC
15,200
'-'6c
Feb
,
'
7c
6 Mac
:7c
;7c
29 Mi
11c
200
5c
5C
5c
9,300
2.10
2.10
2.20
a75c
a80c
2,300
23,500
-
;
2Mac
Feb
9c
Jan
Mar
29 Mi
*
'
4c
5c
4.50
4.50
3 MaC
--2,000
3%C -! 3%c
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Feb
2.35
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Jan
Jan
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Jan
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Feb
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2,280
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25
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Jan
1
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1
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Feb
Jan
51c
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Commodore Business Mach (Can) Ltd.*
Compagnie Miniere L'Ungava
1.50
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4c
18% Mar
8
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Copper
,
16 Ma Jan
3.70 Feb
3.70
21 Mi
./
7c
Jan
9.20
17
Ltd--—-X———XI',
Manitoba
16Mb
Jan
Jat
4c
1.30 Mar
1
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14%
Jan
Mar
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6,100
23 Mac
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34%
4C
;
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17c
4 MaC
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53 Mb' Feb
17
Jan
Jan
Mar
Mar
6c
Cartler
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Silica, Corp Ltd—i
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7 M<
8c
8c
Resources
Feb-
20% Feb
Feb
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1
1
Jan
-
9,347
Mar
2.60
33 Va
Jan
83/4
28,100
8,500
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Jan
Jan
32
6,583
•
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
1.86
2
5,000
4c
4c
Quebec Explorations Ltd——1
Catelli Food Products Ltd. class A——•
-.
-
6
4 MaC
1—1
78 Ma
100
173/a
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48%
200
7%
-,
Feb
73%
:
Jan
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Jan /
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Mar
;
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Jan
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8%
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Ltd—
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Canadian Dredge & Dock Co Ltd-—*
Canadian General Investments Ltd™*
Canadian Kodiak Refineries Ltd—,—*
Colliers
Canadian
15%
■
Jan
20%
10
Mar
85c,'
Mar
5 Mac
2.499
5,975
8c
—1
Canada Southern Petroleum Ltd
28%
/ Jan
1,500
500
7c
2.25
33%
5 3/4
27c
Mar
35 c
2.15
6.75
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Ltd
Mines
44%
40% Mar
243/4 Mar
1,385
3,331
13,805
c
Jan
4
.
83c
83/4
—
Controled
Jan
19c
6c
Corp-i—————1
Canada Flooring Co Ltd
Jan
14
■
Copper
Bruneau
Mar
Jan
855
35c
710
: 1,200
■
33%
2.15
1
Mining Co
Placer
Mining
Bav
Calgary 8c Edmonton Corp Ltd
Mar
36%
*
Power
British
Jan
2.20 Jan
50%
225
20c
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.5 Mi
4c
Calumet Uranium Mines I td__.
11,869
65 Mi
*
.
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lie
45,250
21c
19c
58c
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Shares
High
17c
16c
Mining Corp Ltd.
Warrants
Bornite
13 Mi
13,760
for Week
of Prices
Low
f
Jan
13 Mb
Jan
2,270
:
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Par
Jan
Jan
1,500
Dollarc
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Last
Mar
12
3,448
40%
,
28
7,450
.
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15c
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58 Ma
Feb
•
11 Mi
200
1.80
Feb
5% Feb
Jan
Jan
18
367
.
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.
4.65
21
420
12Mi
12 Mb
—*
10
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2,441
26
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20c
7.60
see
78%
——1
Belding-Corticelli 7 % pfd
—100
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd—
—1
Black River Mining Ltd—.
1
Blue Bonnets Raceway Inc_
-1
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Feb
101
Jan
104
^
400
27 Ma
34 Ma
Jan
100
97
104 Mi 1043/a
27%
33 Mi
18 Ma
—
72 Ma Mar
Baker
'.Jan
16
—
5,894
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas Ltd "A"——1
Talc
Ltd..—
— 1
Band-Ore Gold Mines Ltd—:
1
6 Ma Jan
3.75 Feb
Feb
6
2.85 Jan
2,471
34 Mi
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18
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73 Mi
75%
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5
class
27
Mar
.
footnotes,
215
Jan
Ma Mar
com
83/i
Ltd———.——-—*
Atlas Sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
1
Atlas Telefilms Ltd———--Augustus Exploration
1
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B
*
Jan
18
Ltd
Jan
Minerals
Anthonian
Feb
10 V4
12
Ltd
For
18 Ma
25
Feb
67%
-
Lawrence
700
Jan
25'%
100
3.40
18 Ma
25
Eaurentide Financial
,V $1.25 preferred
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6
3.40
3.40
jan
Jan
Lines
Service
7Mb
—X
—
Alpha Aracon Radio Elec Ltd
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
Jan
Jan
Corp
100
Worts—
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Feb
18 Ma
9 Mi
1,255
1,965
57%
2 1Mb
430
93/a
Jan
17%
575
9%
51
2,404
18V2
Jan
common
8 Ma
Feb
16
Canada
Mar
10
8 Ma
Feb
10
.
Paper
$2.00 preferred
Interprovincial Pipe
Feb
100
com
93
Jan
Anglo-Scandinavian
7,715
1.400
Canada
Mar
9
53
■■
12
Corp common
preferred
93
Feb
9Mi
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9
18%
!
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of
35
730
18
46% Mar
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46 Mi
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575
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12
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of
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—
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International
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5
17%
Co
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Ltd
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18
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160
1,377
57
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&
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12 Mi
93
9%
11
Sale Price
Jan
36 Mi
1,270
>50
42%
12
—
Feb
93
STOCKS
19 Ma Mar
50
.100
class
3,350
49 Mi
9 Ma
11
1
clA—*
*
Alsof Mines Ltd—
———1-''
Amalgamated Beau Bell Mines Ltd—1
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
—1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd——5
Corp——1
—*
1
Class B
12
Ma
Feb
" Feb
Jan
Feb
Friday
24% Mar
175/g
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21
100
7%
Canadian Stock Exchange
Jan
al6
100
-100
w———x-—1,
1%
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Hawkey Siddeley Can Ltd com
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.
46
Prices Shown Are Expressed in Canadian
Jan
46 34
*
Inv
Jan
7 Ma
13%
preferred
Jan
Jan
Feb
24
9%
10
1
Britain
(Geo)
Jan
17 Ma
41 Mi
*
Great
Oil
6Mi
6,953
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42
—
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22 Ma
44
25
7 Ma
7 Ma
Feb
6Vn
5,415
—*
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Jan
Jan
'6% Jan
60
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46
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20 Ma
3,595
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36Mb Mar
Jan
*
Mar
64%
,2.40 Mar
11% Feb
19 Ma
24
13
Jan
Jan
19
HIi
Petroleum
93
Jan
4.85
—1
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Jan
Mar :
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50
19%
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—
Jan
35 Mb
Jan
10 Mt
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64
872
Feb
;
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18
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90
6 Ma
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105
36%
A
Fund
Westcoast Transmission Co
4 Ma %
61'.
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Falconbridge
class
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Weston
Feb
13
*
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-—_—
2,910
89 Vi
10
Transmission
Feb
100
14
Power—.
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7.00
89
8Mb
35
*
Webb & Knapp (Canada).
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14
969
18
—
Jan
23 Ma
6,158
•
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class A_
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6 Ma
36%
89
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50
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63
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&
Jan
50
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9 3/e
Feb
8,900
.100
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22
13
com
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Feb
Feb
8%
...
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12
11 Ma
_1
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BowPont of Canada
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Jan
Jan
30
Mar
III
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-
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Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Jan
62
10
common
Finance
8Mb
18%
com
27
:
Jan
23%
M
367B
—
Canada
Jah
6%
10
com
—
Jan
Feb
-10
Canada
Canada
Turner
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45
Jan
13
*
Chemical
&
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24
Jan
39
62
25
common
Redeemable preferred
4.50
9.25 Jan
6,035
49 Mi.
17 Mi
common..
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35
'
19
.
12:%
38 Ma
11% Mar
20 V4
a7Mi
preferred
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8.40
Coal—
Jan
16 Ma Mar
-
5 Ma
Smelting
„
*
Toronto-Dominion
6 Ma
Stores
Lower
h
8.15
&
Jan
38 %
'Jan
36
Texaco Canada Ltd
5%
____.
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14
8 Ma
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—
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2 7 Ma Mar
.
8%
*
preferred
6%
Steinbergs class A
Jan
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Labatt
Steel
Jan
Feb
2.30
Inland
7Mi
11 Ma
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Indus
Mar
9
Mar
Jan
&
720
—
Standard Structural
—
10 Mi
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Home
a—
■—
1,711
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8,110
21%
—
.
—_—
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11%
Dominion Lime Ltd commoru—...
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a__
11 Mi
Dairies
11%
—'
—x
Sicard Inc common
11%
Dominion Glass new
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Holt;
Feb
Petrofina Ltd preferred— .10
Del Rio Oils Ltd
.——
Dominion
;
24 Ma
Trans
Dominion
Frosst
Jan
Trans
———
11 Ma
21%
Shell Oil of Canada Ltd "A".
Sherwin Williams of Canada 1% pfd. 100
Jan
Bridge ———
Dominion Coal 6% preferred—
U Ma
a
Feb
Seagrams
1,700
4 Ma %
4.95
Distillers
French
9%
"
61 Ma
44 Mi
A_—
16 Ma
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20
16
Investments Ltd
Warrants
Jan
1,607
14 Ma
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East
53
4%
B
Shell
26%
class
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16%
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pfd.:——XX
.50
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A
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Jan
Jan
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—
7 Mi
6
62%
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Feb
8 Vi
Mar
...
10 Mb
Jan
Glass :
*
Jan.
common
X.
24 Ma
International Ltd—
Crush
A
Class
4.00
Zellerbach
Crown
Jan
24%
Coronation
Jan
Feb
Jan
12%
class A—
20 M4
400
Consumers
34%
31 Ma
20%
1,100
10
1,805
Foods
8,656
&
Jan
1,181
*
Corp
Lawrence
4.50
Mining
Textile
Feb
16Mb
10
St
26 Ma
Consolidated
52 3/4
6,090
Shawinigan Water & Power com
4.40
Consolidated
15
13 Ma
A warrants
25%
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Jan
Mar
457/e
33 Mb
—
——
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Class
4.50
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Jan
100
*
Salada
.
26 Me
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170
23%
Royal Bank of Canada
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Coghlin
Co
Rothmans
._1
Columbia
2,065
15
13%
common
Jan
50
Pacific Railway
50
15
31%
pfd
Jan
Canadian
Central
Aluminium
29M2
Locomotive
Canadian
Canadian
48%
*
20
£
33 Ma
--
Canadian Marconi Co—_—
48%
100
Feb
1
100
*
36% Mar
.-20
:
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98
*
28 Mb Peb
26Mi Mar
com.—*
Power
Jan
Feb
a4.oo
International
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Canada
Reitman's
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9
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Jan
12 Ma
a
94
23%
Rolland Paper class A
50
Canadian
143/4
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*
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88
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13%
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preferred
—
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51 Ma
Morse class A- .50
—1
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Imperial Bk of Commerce _10
12
580
common
1,150
Canadian Fairbanks
Canadian
Jan
305
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32%
preferred
1958
Jan
23%
Ltd
Co
27
-50
*
43 Mi
—
23
—
pfd
Feb
*
28 Mi
com—
A
40
—1
26%
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class
6
Corp of Canada
Bros &
8%
—
a40
6
23%
Development
10 Ma
Canadian Bronze common
Canadian Celanese common.;
a40
common
53 Mi
Aluminum
Mar
100
22 Ma
new.
-
Feb
35
common
27
common
30
Jan
common
new
Products
Steel
22%
Ltd_.
72
Canadian
Jan
28 Me
-*
Power...
&
Quebec
Feb
23 Mi
Jan
36%
Jan
15 Mb
Jan
*
Electronics
Aviation
Canadian
7
27 Ma
499
—*
Ltd
Quebec Power
Feb
Canada Steamship common
Mar
606
*
Petroleum
6%
Mar
13
Malting —
Canada
300
35
*
Quebec Natural Gas common
Jan
105
13
.10
6 Mi
28%
225
105
common
Feb
6
28
53 Ma
.20
Foundries
Iron
12%
28 Ma
27
5 Mi
Jan
19 Ma
*
Sugar Co
Jan
Jan
29 Mi
1
1,850
2,964
*
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&
73/4
35
11
20
common-
Jan
Feb
6 Mi
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4.45
Feb
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Mar
37c
28 Ma
21
54
Jan
53 Ma
7%
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Canada
A
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14 Ma
common
z
108 Ma
105
—*
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class
*
14 Mi
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Calgary Power
133/4 Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
9Ms
Penmans
19%
*
2,545
Page-Hersey Tubes
29%
—
12 Mb
Jan
10
*
Pacific
19%
A
11Mb
12
Mar
22
7 Mi
Feb
25
100
1
com
——
50
Jan
5.65
29%
14Ma
*
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Ontario
*
Products
a7M»
Jan
*
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Brown Company ;
Bruck Mills Ltd class
5%
4.15
3.00 Mar
30
Oil--.
Columbia
British
15
53 Ma
*
*
Co
Columbia Power—
British
100
a51 Ma a51Ma
4.95
11,003
51 Ma
2.70 Mar
*
American
British
British
54%
51%
5o
£
British American Bank Note
*
12M4
22c
Feb
26
Feb
53%
54%
-50
,
100
Chemical common—5
&
Flour Mills
preferred
Placer
<—
Traction Light
Brazilian
Ogilvie
2.85
—,
.
138,395
-5
Scotia Light
72 Ma
,
pfd
28,023
39c
105
Corp
69%
5%
5%
preferred
Bowater Paper
-
13%
30c
105
High
223/4
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
65%
Corp
12 Mb
183/4
100
Trust
69%
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20Mb Mar
13%
Locomotive
Feb
51 Ma
10
Bowater
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Low
21%
40
Jan
10
Bell
26
*
Preferred
Bank of Nova Scotia
^
100
21%
B
17
220
37.13
50Mi Mar
3.806
18
10 Mi
Jan
50 Mt
6,900
25 Ma
Class
26
*
class
(Robt)
Breweries Ltd
Molson
Bank of Montreal
Class
26
36c
Mitchell
4,932
21%
common
preferred
Metropolitan Stores common
Miron Co Ltd 6%
par tic pfd
Jan
22%
'
460
51 Ma
49%
High
22 Ma
10
Tel
&
Range Since Jan.1,1963
Low
22 Mi
Rights
Jan
25V2
Rights
i
Banque Canadian National
10
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
*
Rights
Bathurst Power & Paper common—*
Shares
*
5 Ma %
Jan
70
50%
37.40
Tel
42% Jan
Feb
151
9%
for Week
River Ltd *
priority.:
Ltd
Massey-Ferguson
40Mi
25
53
51%
*
High
Corp
Maritime
43%
9%
9%
.
Atlantic
Atlas
Low
41
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46'/a
pfd_50
50
50
*
50
-—50
*
_*
—*
4%%
pfd
Canada
of
Co
Aluminum
High
41 Mb
Ltd
Mailman
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
*
Anglo Can Tel Co 4Ma%
$2.90 preferred —
MacMillan Bloedel & Powell
Shares
*
common
preferred
Algoma Steel
Range
of Prices
Par
25
Paper
4Ma %
Aluminium
Dollars
*
&
Power
Abitibi
Low
Last
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
Sales
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
STOCKS
for Week
Range
-
(Range for Week Ended March 8)
Exchange
Canadian
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
in
39
'; 4c
*
Jan
'"3%c "Jan
40
*
(1048)
'
'
*
"
'
'
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
CANADIAN MARKETS
Week's x;
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Low
Consolidated
•
21c
15c
2,55a
38 Vz
20c \ > 23c
10% 41*/2
13,000
class A——5
29c
Corp. Ltd-*.-—.--* X
:
Jan
25c
Jan
Jan
36%
Jan
18c
2,100*
1,000
30c
Jan
•i-'S
X-'--ix-'t:;-0
22c
Vanguard- Explorations Ltd——i——"-1'1
Feb
ll%.Mar
Weedon
34c
Westburne 'Oil
Feb
&
Delta
Electronics
MinesLtd
Ltd
Mines
Dome
.
class A—*-—.—r--5
Denault LiUiitee
Dolsan
44
;:
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Dominion
Explorers
Dominion
Leaseholds
Dominion Oilcloth
1.65
15%
15%
15%
;
,3oc
8c
27 %c
Jan
.724,900
210
•'i 38c
1,500
17c
19c
6c
—
16,500
York
Mines
Elder
Oil &
Equity
Explorations
Ltd
t
9%C
Fab Metal Mines Ltd--—1
Fabi Limited
Fontana
Mines
(1945)
Ltd
Reliance
Fort
Lake
Minerals
Mines
Speculative
Inv
Fd
33c
Jan
Jan
-
Genuine
Ltd.*
1
1.84
•
'23c
Lake Silver Mines
Glen
Golden
Age Mines
Grissol
Foods
Ltd
Ltd
Ltd
6c
,
1.17 Feb
64,500
,
9.v2c Feb
33,500
50
5c
4c
ioc
.
16,000
Jan
6,500
15c
Jan
18c
Jan
6c
9,500
6c
17C
17c
2,500
/
>3.80
1.78
1.90
20c
v 1.70
25c
1.75
7c
7c
Acklands
Jan
Voting
Mar
2.00
27C
Alberta
Jan
500
.;.7c
Jan
8c
.
41%
Develop—.
1—
-a.——.————^—5
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
•
2.15
2.15
2.20
545
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5%c
5%c
2.500
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1.58
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X
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&
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95c
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&
*,
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class
15c 20 %c
2.80
71c
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25
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3.455
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3.65
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13
13
350
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7,477
20
7.60
22
20%
46%
55
•
7%c
107/s
Massval
Mines
Ltd
Distilleries
7%' preferred
Limited
88c
Merrill
Island
Mining
Corp
Ltd
Pleasant
Mines
Ltd
Royal Dairies Ltd
Mussens
Canada Ltd—
National
Native
Automatic
Minera's
Ltd
Newfoundland
Newrich
New
Lt
&
West
Nocana
Ltd
Ltd
2,500
14c
55c
1,000
55c
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3.950
70c
'85c
251.200
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57c
57c.
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20c
51c
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20
1.55
1.55
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2,500
4c
85 ya
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1st pfd
A
Lumber
Co
Telephone
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1.90 Jan
British
Jan
4c
85%
2.75
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Jan
3,000
29,000
12c
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10c
Jan
4c
Feb
Feb.
!:-ll% Mar
U'/a
11 y2
44c
50c
300
11
32c*
; 25,200
49%
50
Jan
4%%
preferred
5% %
Opemiska
Orcb&n
Copper
(Que)
Mines
Ltd
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48%
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49 y2
Jan
13c
V--**
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38c
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1950
5%
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Maurice
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Gas
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s
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pfd
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200
4.20
1,900
1.00
5c
-
2.45
.
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.
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Jan
20%
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2.45
6y2c
Feb
Feb
15%
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2
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4.00
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3.25
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4.75, Jan
S' l.lo Jan
1,700
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2,500
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55c
Mar
16c
Feb
24c
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7c
3,474
63c
30.800
219,200
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49c
s
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7%
64c
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80c
95c
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14%
105
14 V2 Mar
16
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117%
326
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55c
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84c
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Feb
13c
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85% Jan
100
53
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30
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68,408
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319
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115
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1934
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54
106
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106
96
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96
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108
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26
27%
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31%
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100
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78
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56
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12%
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8% Peb
11%
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51
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9
395
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9
Jan
52% Jan
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9
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preferred
A
944 jan
1.85
2.00
410
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2.20
12
12
12 %
1.000
11
Jan
12%
Jan
50
49%
50
2,345
36
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5iy4
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213/4
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22%
565
20%
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22 >/8
25
363/4
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3734
483
36
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38 y2 Jan
8%
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13,625
8%
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10%
3.30
class
1.95
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Canadian
$1
.
40
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Canadian
.
75
10
Breweries ;
preferred
650-
28%
100
common
1.15
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9,474
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36%
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preferred
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-6%
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75
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Canada Foils common '
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preferred
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44-^._2.——^442.2.^-* ::
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*
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•
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28%
26 %
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Canada Permanent
Canada Safeway Lad-
21%
6%
42c:
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20%
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50
—
3.10
3.30
10,130
3.00
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3.85
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8%
12.372
6%
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85c
91c
9,075
85c
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75c
Jan
—*
;
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common-.
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preferred
Canadian Chemical
Warrants
^
4
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Canadian Collieries
Canadian Curtis Wright
Canadian Dredge Dock
a
Canadian Fairbanks Morse
B
Canadian
General
62c
Jan
1.05
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General
Jan
12c
Jan
Canadian
39.000
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7c
Mar
14c
Jan
5c
Mar
6 y2c
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6
50
2.95
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480
24 y2
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class
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•
64c
41,700
40c
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75c
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12.700
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Mar
57c
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14
1.395
14
Feb
Canadian Industries common—
Canadian Marconi Co
Industrial
:
■
90c
Gas-—-.i.
85C
86c
1.000
7%
7%
1,726
7%
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8%
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7%
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175
3.00
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*
•
91c
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1.00
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36%
42
42
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39
Feb
33%
Jan
43
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Jan
19
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6.061
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700
1.05
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15%
16%
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15%
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17%
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64%
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268
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101
•
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8% Mar
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8%
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28
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Canadian Imperial Bank..—;
40c
Jan
A
a
Canadian
37c
11 y2
8
4.25
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.
*
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class
;
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2
l.
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./ 2.75 Feb
140
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200
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•
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'
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1
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3.10
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-
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17c
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1
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Principal Properties
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35C
61C
1
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9%
23c
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Corp
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5c
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100
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United
85
425
55c h 55c
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'
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1
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Talisman Mines Ltd.;
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3,000
2.70
*
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15%
4.05
1
,
A
Southern Canada Power 6%
Spartan Air Services
Standard Gold Mines Ltd
;
500
-
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•
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-
2.51 Mar
4,800
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Jan
14 %C
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1
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15
50%
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6c
4c
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3c
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8c
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.
(1957)
1
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50
9 % Uan
28
55
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•
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class
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:
21c
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&
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5c
8,000
2.60
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1
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St
.
4%c
•"2.51
,
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3.40
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'
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500
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.
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10
-
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'
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-
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18%
,
;
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52%
51%
30
class
V
53% Feb
51
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•
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23c
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31c
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;
21,100
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23c
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28
50%
—
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6.60
7
23c
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37c
Goldfields Ltd.l
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Lithium Corporation
1
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1
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•
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>
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t
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lion cum partic 2nd pfd—
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/Quebec
17c
7.00
rights.
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Pitt Gold Mining Co Ltd
1
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
,6^-
15 %c
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River
Power
1
Mines
Mines
16c
1
Candn
Silver
Paudash
Peace
Mines
Uranium
Pacific Atlantic
Patricia
Ltd————a—i_.ll
Jan
15%
54
Products
—
Opeirisca Explorers
9!/4
30
14,447
95
———^.—100
preferred
Brockville Chemical
Feb
130
28
54%
4.20
preferred
57c
9%
533/4
2.90
"6V4%
;
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—2.—4.
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Jan
8%
52
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Oil
Columbia
Jan
210
'76%JJan
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10
•
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51%
50
preferred-—-
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14C
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16%
50%
common
15C
16y2
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10%
common
common
14 %c Mar
-
XX4.ia4Jan
110
52
28
Columbia Sugar common
Preferred
—_._i.20!
British Columbia Telephone
commoiu.25
: $6
preferred
100
Mar
"3.35 Feb
>
.17 '
8 3/8
54%
British
Feb
3.65
17
52
50
Mersey
Traction
Forest
17c
3.40
•
•
8%
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preferred
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Feb
3.10 Mar
preferred—--—i.20
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Jan
2.80 Mar
..
9%
—_4—
'Jan
69% Mar
74,120
600
—-i-h—
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123,500
49%
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69
23.593
3.10
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52
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9
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12c
10
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693/4
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103
62%. Feb
1•
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•1.25 Mar
6,262
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•
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19,575
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Jan
;
{4.10
66
Xjan
100
19%
Jan ;
1.45
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it,. 5 % %
preferred
Feb
..'13
X
:
34%
63%
Amer
Jan
22% Feb
loo1/" Jan
;
10
.
51% Mian
8%JTJan
19,732
65%
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(TG)
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100
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v
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600
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1.70
100
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37% x 45
Feb
9
-
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•
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100
2.025
.
1.25
Jan
73
147
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:
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18
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100 .100
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625
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1.90
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7
70c
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200
common
36c
Mar
82c
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3.55 .Jan
Jan
48.000
Feb
50
51%
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; Class A
preferred
Jan
105,650
Jan
50%
725
preferred
Hardware ' class
1.60
t
14y8 Mar
1.35
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Jan
1.12
7%
250
51%
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825
4.35
/
Jan
87c
4,360
51%
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Jan
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8%
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51 y8
class
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yJan
62c
1,970
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5% Jan
Jan
Jan
1.10
45c
500
10
-:
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14c
2,050
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82c
1
36c
•
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10
Finance Corp Ltd class A
North American Rare Metals
Ltd
Northern Quebec Power Co Ltd—
S
16c
I
Co
Co
Norac
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5%
9%
8
,Jan
.
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.
.
Jan
.—4--'?
*
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Amulet
Mines
9
100
2.00
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Mar
100
1.30
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51
23c
14^)00
80c
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New Formaque Mines Ltd
,
Jan
14%
9%
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Bartaco Industries
Feb
49 y2
14 %
1.30
Bank of Montreal
——10
Bank, of Noya
Scotia—2-—-———w-lQ
Jan
24
9%
4—*
1,135
1,200
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25y8"Jan
14%
Autofab Ltd' class
Jan
9c
10
9
Co
1.08
25c
12
-
Mar
46 y2 Feb
Imperial • class A—•
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'
,
Jan
Jan
Jan
22
48
Preferred
,Jan
Jan
,'5y2
1.40
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Vending
Feb
55c
1.03
12c
7c
14c
12»/2c
y
81c
:
21%
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58% iJan
.
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1.60
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Jan
14c
,
10
•
common
75c
1.821
27c
1.50
Jan
25,700
Feb
10
""Jan :
•
22
Jan X
43%
1.60
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21 %o Mar
Feb
51
1
Mount
7%c
54c
s%
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
1
Midepsa Industries Ltd
•
Mistango River Mines Ltd
1
Molybdenite. Corp of Canada Ltd
1
Monpre Mining Co Ltd——————^1.
Mount
Jan
Mar.
9,500
50%
•
8%
19
.
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46%
Atlas? Steels,
.Electric
Feb
•
Jan
48
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common
■
4c" 'Jan.
8y2
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1.50
500
23c
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2,400
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315
--
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"Jan
,V 9.75 Jan
108y2V'Jan
Mar
1.60
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Mar
ICC 4 Feb
.
20c
3,500
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,
h
8v2c
•
com
;
-
al5c
•
I
Chipman
60c
8V2c
;
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9 V-2 c
a 15c
•
5
.
400
8c
/
12%
Jan7% Mar
0,000
55c
1
7c
700
'8%
9c
X
3%c Feb
1,500
2.307
1,400
1.50
:
1
.
Mercury
4c
20c2iy2c
.
1
Mclnlyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
'1.00 Jan
.
Feb
'10c
Ash
'19
55
2.108
23
110
1
$2.70
30% Mar
23%
22%
2.35
V 3C'y4 V Jan
——50
Ashdown
.
22%
Jan
17% Jan
100
22%
—25
$2.60 preferred Xzi—i-Ji—iii*'
Mar
Jan
510
preferred
Class C preferred
1.09 Feb
Jan
.
750
1.50
•;
•
Matachewan
,60c
2,800
4%
:Jan
-
4,155
23%
Ltd—h—h-h?Co
47
11%
Jan
2.80 -Jan
83c
7.55 Feb..
106 ;
Jan:
20
.r
13%
Jan
2.00
Jan
Jan
23%: Feb
.
V
.
65c
1,239
55
_55
22
46%
11%
common-—*
preferred„
Analogue Controls; com__—
Argus
,5.15 Feb
•
Jan
9C
10c
Hygrade Gold Mines Ltd
Mining Co
25 y»
660
7%
Malartic
Jan
2.85 Jan
—_—-—*
t.
Mar
Mar
2.35 Jan
2,760
-
.
13
140
18%
Anthes
3.25.-Jan
22/
3,904
107
18%
4% %
20%c Mar
"
7.95
106
18%
Credit
3.75
107% Jan
,28
75
.•
25y4"Feb
-
27% Feb
107% 108 %
2.15
23
High
42%
■
3.40 Jan
-2.45
108%
7.65
common
'
24j/4 Maf
£
'
•
Jan
22
5
Aluminum
-
40 y4
2.55
*
—-*
Class A preferred—.
i—
^*.100
Class A warrants—
*.-4Class B preferred---—-—^-;—^100
Aluminum
Feb
P; 6% Mar
107/s
3%c
Ltd——————1
60c
•
*9C
Ltd
Majcrtrans Oils & Mines Ltd
Marchant
30 y2
Jan
10%
.
10%
Co
2,500
65c h90c
y
Ltd
.Mines
8
Jan
2.18: Jan
2.75: Feb
45,140
,8%
Corp
2.60
-/Low'--.:
41
72c
—
trust----i-i—4—-——
Gas
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
3.45
::.:;?
r
Sales
Algoma Steel
Algonquin
Bldg
Jan
1.05, Feb
Jan
7c
340
4.10
28%
—1
Class B a—
Lochaber
76c
6%
of Canada Ltd
Ltd class A-——-—.
Cos
5%c
22,108
3.35
,
Corp
Loblaw
"
374,400
3.00
6%~
A. .—5
Ltd
Lamontagne Ltd class A
Lelard Publishing Ltd
Lingside Copper Mining
v.
20 %c
3.70
Labrador
90c
Jan
2.10/Feb
1.58 Mar,
2.85
Mines
Ladtiboro
1,900
Jan
A. '
The first "-mmf being
Shares
'
/"Alberta
Jan
Mining
—————
Kiena Gold
99c
.
"Jan
4.40
for Week
24%
-
'
Hastings Mining
Inspiration .Ltd
80c
8%c" Jan
Dollars
Natural Gas—————10
Algoma Central common
——*—^10 ^
Preferred
;.
—50
Feb
1.85
Jan
300
Canadian
Range
Of, Prices'
24 y2
3.65
*
common
Agnew
Surpass Shoe
Alberta Distillers cojnmon
,: Warrants,
——
Jan
*
Jan.
Feb
3.85
V
;
.Week's
*
;
1.78 Mar
10c
Ltd
Preferred
4.00' Feb
V1.35 Jaii
Jan
4c
list-lhe;;MlNES''»nd~OILS.".;y:XX,
in
/Low
Preferred...
Mar
17c
Jaii
/• 4c/ Jan
86c vJan
•40c
Into two-parts.
-
Feb
-
8%c
Jan
3.30
200
4.50
Feb
:15c
5,230
11,700
12,400
,7c
■
Gui-Por Uranium Mines Sf Metals LtcLl
V
3.40
4.50 Feb
; :
:
P&T
Feb
29c
:
»Last
Abitibi Power & Paper common.—•
Mar
21C
112,500
<6c
Expressed
Sale Price
'
5c
Mar
Jan
5c« Jan
.;
Exchange
the..second.
Friday
:.
STOCKS
8%. Jan
22c
.
Are
Feb
14c
20c
5
Shown
12c >> Jan
.8% Jan
3%c Jan
.
82c
.
X
are' segregated
v;,"JyXXlNIlUSTRIAL.STOCKS^and:
2.24 Mar
Mar
4.50
—
—*
i
Jan
3c
19c
3.40
Canada
of
lie
•4.25
Toronto Stock
'The Toronto Stock Exchange issues
Feb
Jan
l.CO
Mar
6,000
^
Jan
8c
Jan
3c
.
10,500
4%c
4.25
4.25
.
50c
4c
4c
5%
3.65 Mar
if©
: Jan
25c
19c
21c
>
Canada__2
6,500
"-23,000" .*
1,000
82c
'
41c
__
•
(
X68cX Jan-
4.50
•
Fundy Bay.Copper Mines—;'••
Futurity Oils Ltd-———-.———*
of
V2c
3 V2c
i
;>82c
—
-
4
3c
■■'■)/
:82c
1
M9TMar
1.92
400 -V
6c ' Jan
1.60 Feb
7,500
14 c
-
4c
■
1
Autotronics
y
9,000
'
Feb
1.60 Feb
3,900
■•
a8ya
a8
5C
*
Ltd
Ltd
'
11c
'
1
Foreign Power Sec Corp LtdFox
lie
—•J"
—
2.24
3%c
9%c
—
5
•1.06
'3c
3%C
—_1
1
Inc
al.55
1.03
1
Minerals
1.55
2.10
*
—
Ltd-—.
Peel
Empire
a
1—
-.
\Ltd_i———,
Prices
-100
7c
4c
—1
I.td
'
East Kootepay Power 7 9c. pfd
"•'•East Sullivan Mines Ltd
&
"Sti TJan
2.60 Jan
,
n
26
Mar
16c
Westville
Jan
High
100
29,765
VX.;7c:
29%. Feb-
Feb
37c.
9c
?
Jan
23
" Jan
Low
5%
15%: Jan
22 %c jan/
10c • Mar
,
46
1.95
Jan
26
7,000
1.19
23 y2
37c
Dumagami Mines Ltd—•
i
1
Dumont Nickel Corn——a———-»*1
30c
-10c
v35c
-
Jan
15 y4
100
Linoleum Co Ltd.*
Jan
1.50
500
29 y8
23%
1
Ltd—
.43
200
8c
t
"...
Ltd
&
50
1,700
29%
■V''—
—t.--*
—
1.60
X
; 44
1.60
Fi:ere Limitse class A——a50
Ltd
—*
Co
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
3.65
corp--———-—1
Mining Corp——
Shares
3.25
' 7c
*
Western Helium Ltd—————.—*
'
j)avid'
Mining
for Week
5%
Virginia
Jan
15c
IJOW
3.65
30c
Jan
Saies^ ;i'
Range
of Prices
v
Val Mar Swimming Pools Ltd-———1
Van Der Hout Associates—————*
39%.: jan
V.
Week's
Last
Sale Price
High
Feb
20c
4,986
1
& Provost Ltee
Couvrette
20c
1,000
37 %
Mines Ltd
Crusade 'Petroleum
-Low
18c
Friday
,
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
>
*
Ltd
Corn
Paper
Copperstream
Shares
•;
High
18c
Consolidated Mogador Mines Ltd.—1
Consolidated New Pacific Ltd
1
"(Range for Week Ended March 8)
-
Sales
for Week
Range
Sale Price
Monday, March 11, 1963
...
64 v4
•
6.009
61%
Feb
67
1.60
Jan
Jan
Jan
2.50
9%
9%
9%
•:
3.575
Jan
10
Jan
*' Feb
•
14%
133/4
143/4
v
4.943
13%
Feb
15
Jan
1
4.50
-4.40
4.55
1.5c5
4.00
Jan
•
■
9
-
4.95 Jan
/
Number 6245
Volume 197
(1049)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Sale Trice
Canadian
Canadian
Salt
Low
Canadian Tire
Friday
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
LOW i;
26 V'e
25 ?a
26 Va
15.027
10
11%
11 Va
11%
2,657
17
17
26 %
Corp class A
25%
•'•":
Feb
26%
Jan
11% Feb
Interprovincial Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe
16
Jan
18
Investor
Syndicate
Jamaica
Public
27
1.161
42%
365
34
650
27%
29% Jan
,
Jan
Jan
8OV4
*
9%
Shares
'
Low
81
4 lr80
53%
2.621
1:95
class
A
55%
55
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
79%
•
<
7,700
1
53
■-
■
High
78% Feb
2.016
Jan
45.
23Vi Jan
4
Low
5
*
,;25c
for Week
of Prices
Par
High
Jan
Sales
Range
Sale Frice
24%
10%
100
Week's
;
Last
STOCKS
Shares
25
—.—■;—
(Range for Week Ended March 8)
Sales
for Week-
of Prices
Par
Railway
Petrofina preferred
Pacific
Canadian
1
Week's
Range
,
41
81%
2.05
Jan
Mar
59%
Jan
;n..
.
Jan
Feb
50
-
'
42%
Common
Utilities
Canadian
42 'A
•
common
30
____a»10
preferred /
Canadian
Western
19 %
19%
Natural Gas
;
31
100 100 %
Vickers
Canadian
:
Jan
105
99%
18%
Jan
775
17
230
15%
33
Jan
Jefferson
101
Jan
325
20
Feb
Class
Jan
19
Feb
Preferred
Jan
17'
Jan
Club
Ltd
27
16%
'
27%
825
25%
Feb
29%
Jan
Kelly
5
5Vs
200
4.60
Jan
6%
Jan
Kelvinator of
27
___
5
_—
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C
P
Wines.-
Gai
Cellulose
Columbia
;
3.30
•
3.50
16
15%'
12%
12%
v
._*
common
3.15
3.15
"124
.: 8%
—.
warrants
Jan
Jan
Lafarge
Cement
6
Jan
9
Lakeland
8
Feb
9
3.15
10%
Jan
3.55 Jan
11
Jan
'
100
58c
Feb
806
*
1.90
11%
16
15%
4.65
4.60
——-—-pi-
Bakeries
Consolidated
%
Consolidated Building common
Preferred^
Warrants
-
Consolidated
Jan
9%
Feb
8%
Feb
Lambton
6.35
Class
B
class A
16,130
36%
19 V
4.65
55c
55c
20
106%
2.85
'.2.85
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1
2.40
.2.40.
17%
2.005
16%
7% :: 7%
1.750
Timber
320
2.15
900
9%
1.70
1.75
1.70
-
—50
.
•
.45
45
59 7%
10%
10%
10%
Zellerbach
:—5
J60
52%
51%
35%
17
12%
123/4
,13%
15
'7:-
"
Dale Estate
*
_——
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
of
Canada
Gen
'
Dominion
Steel Coal
Preferred
Dominion
Dover
Textile
Mar
Locana
Loeb
»
:
Jan
98
17
Feb
21% Jail
110
Feb
10%
590
*-?.
:
Washing
Investment
Economic
Class
pfd
Mach
8%
A
,8%
48
Jan
49%
Feb
470
10
Erie
9%
49%
&
Class
47%
Jan
-200
82c
Jan
97c
Jan
3,500
16 Va
Jan
18
Jan
*
23
23
23
10
22%
Jan
25
Jan
21
21%
Mar
\
♦
i.
37c
5% %
preferred—;
100
Ltd
P
Milton Brick_.4_^—
•
Molson
•
36% Jan
43
.Feb
Monarch
17
Jan
20
Jan
125
38%
Jan
46 V2 Mar
50%
Jan
50 %
Moore
30-:
Jan
1,540
Federal
Farms
Fine
1.25
1.25
*
8%
•■-■■=•4.9
*
11%
Grain
17%
.
l
Preferred
.*
;
.2
.
Mfg
-
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Canada——
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(A J)
,
5%
common.
Development
General
■
44.;
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■
common
Goodyear Tire Canada common—i
*
4•%
preferred
50
Mackay class ;A_,i———i..—_•
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•
Lakes
Power
48
20%
Great
Northern
Capital
i
4
$2.80 preferred
'■
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West
Mar
93%
94
300
88
48%
,50
7,414
Class
-
B
•
i
Co
&
'yr-
Imperial; Life Assurance
_i^w44vl0>
Imperial. Oil '-—-4-44^___^^4_44i4i4i— * /
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V
V/* %
preferred
Industrial
Ingersoll
Inglis
——_
Wire
A__
Cement
Co
Inland
Natural
Gas
__*,
,
59%
10
;
26
International
Nickel
International
Utilities
j,.
■.'
■
it:.
;
Preferred
188
Interprovincial
Discount
47%
1.00
IVa
4.75"-5.00
.5%
5%
18
16
:/■'=•
*
-26%
:•'
;
50
•
2,500
925
.
;••
•
66
Jan
;
44
%
15%
Feb
"Jan
Va Mar"
3,220
v
17%
Jan
19
251
31%
Jan
32% Mar
Jan
9% Mar
..
.310
■;
9
.
150
80%
Jan
82 % Mar
r-630
10%
Jan
12% Mar
12%
Jan
13?'a
•Jan
34%
Feb
38%
Jan
82%
12%
13%
35%
i6
;I
13%
35
16%
;
2.100
.
-
365
8%
21%
21%
2.85
Y-
4.40
8%
2.85
.
Feb
4.40
33
Feb
4.50
Jan
Jan
8%
Jan
Jan
Feb
23%
Jan
3.00
Jan
7»/a
200
Feb
8%
Jan
4.50
Jan
3.75
30
2.378
*v-
Jan
2.75
•
32%
4.40
16% Mar
.Jan
14
1.250
4.00
31%
7%
440
-4.00
Jan
200
8%
4,732
20%
300
2.010
•:
7%
7%
4.55
4.55
v">*;
500
200
,14%
14%
8%
28%
16,355
1.60
1.65
'450
30
*"=".r':
36%
:8%'
1.60
36
.
.
.
2.555
V
6% KY" 7/
6%
70c
4.70 Feb
17
4.75
Jan
•
70c
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89%
7,085
3,029
75c
;
.
Jan
Jan
6.00
Feb
"8
" Jan
1.55 Jan
15 Va
Jan
9%
Jan
1.75
Jan
35%
37
14 V*
Feb
Feb
Jan
7%
Feb
Feb
4.80
70c
1.20
Feb
6%
Jan
Jan
155
26
52%
53
*■>:
17 Va
Jan
Jan
v Jan
27% Mar
11%
5%
3,400
4.50
Jan
20
20
205
19%
Jan
100
13
75a
Shell
Mall
10
9%
•
pfd
A
5.50
Feb
10
Jan
1.675
7% Jan
9
Feb
8%
5,743
25%
150
25
14%
14%
200
12
=
K
D
^
Feb
Jan
■
*
class
Preferred
Foods
2.575
Stedman
450
48 %
Jan
53%
Feb
Steel
>52y,
of
Ltd
>.
Radio
5%
53c
Mar
Feb
Feb
75c
6%
80c
Jan
Jan
Feb
Preferred
Common
Petrol
Feb;-
2.35
Feb
3.30 Mar
100
15%
Jan
19
5%
370
8%
9V«
8.591
:8%
Jan
10%
30
30%
137.748
28%
Jan
303a Feb
30 y4:
30%
30%
232
29
3058 Mar
44%
44 %
-1.410
44
Jan .=;3
Jan
'
46
46
46
30
45
Jan
Jan'
=
Jan
v
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28
6.15
27%
/ 5.65
14%.
12%
15%
13
31
31
28
9,390
25%
6.15
(
17.203
5.30
15% Mar-
Jan-
121/4
Feb
•
2,257
29%
Jan
v -
Jan
3.55
~n%
3.40
403
9%
1.395
9V4
400
17%
Jan
75
51%
Feb
13 %
-
32%
Feb
19
52
33%
^
Jan
1,345
18%
18%
Feb
6.35
39,829
3.25
.
460
!
100
3.85
3.85
10
10%
300
9%
225
1714
350
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•
17%
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19'/a
19%
19%
—100
46%
46%
—-*
15%
*16
1,300
*
3.75
3.75
100
14.050
%
:
:;';
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
19% Mar
Feb
52
32% Mar
36%
Jan
Feb
4.25
Jan
Jan
12 v«
Jan
Feb
10%
Feb
Jan
171
Jan
Feb
2014
Jan
20%
Jan
3.85
10
.9%
17
.
18%
1.805
19'/4
Feb
5
46 V»
Mar
:•
Feb
28%
15%
9%
:
.9%
47»4
31%
1
-
13%
Feb
Jan
45
V
13%
*
;
Feb
■
52
—*
4.95
2.75
9%
ordinary
Mar
•19
8Va Feb
i
5%
.
-
—_—*
—
-
Jan
3.05
1.210
32%
•
Canada.—
Supertest
Jan
1,695
2.60
.50
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Jan
ll3a
3.45
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-—
69C
Jan
19
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:
Stafford
9%
3.15
•
pfd
Feb
55c
.2.50
9%
——20
-
Jan
103
5.20
5%
lJ-J
*
A
—
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Standard
46c
9%
7.178
14%" Mar
;
Jan
2.55
—
Ltd......
Southam
Feb
140
4.550
Jan
3.20
50
20
—;
Dairies
Somervilie
Feb
.300
58c
9%
99%
15% Mar
3.55
Feb
1
Jan %
44%
"~
Manufacturing
Feb
' 409
55c
102
—
'•*■'•
102
15
"
Jan
14%
2534
10% Mar
"
l
7834
72% Mar
810
9%
Jart
Feb
9
11%
58c
Jan
6%
Feb
4.50
4.00
25%
-1
•
400.
75%
100
—
L
:
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a
2.075,
100
10
10%
1*■,
Simpsons
73%
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class
Feb
14i
Mar
73%
=
-
20%
4.90
•f.
8Var
v
10
*
-.-—25
•
Gas
11% Mar
5% Mar
■'■.•.:
5.25
4.15
of. Canada'—?
Oil
50 "
,.:
14
'
10
Warrants
Jan
-4'
:•'■
4.75
preferred
preferred
Investments preferred—
Feb
46c
5%
14
10
*
A
100
'
.'*
A
Class
Steinberg class A
46c
Jan
11%
5%
*
—
B
43%
-
*
5% r.,-4 5V4
75c -.4.
75c
Jan
50%
8%
47 Vs
A
63%
250
•
9%
Jan
Jan
;ioo
..no
Class A
Standard
'
Feb
Feb
8%
50%
Shawinigan Water & Power common—*
26,564
•=
9%
50
common——.^.*
Feb
94
Jan
Mar
9
8%
Slater Steel common;.*—^—
27%
52%
64%
2
S
Feb
4
100
53
Feb
Jan
"
9
9|
preferred
Jan
'18%
19
49%
887
,
*
■
Sllverwood
18%
65%
■'!Y. .89
A
A>rts
Shell
87c
49%
Seven
Feb
Mar
48%
class
Batten
Industries
Jan
1.10
••-,■,8
Mar
49%
.
Feb
Feb
55c
4 63%
43.
§ 9%
*
»
——
preferred
Paper class
Class
16
64
page
Jan
9%
19
-
2.85
Say/ette, Ltd——————
Scythes' -.
————Selkirk Holdings 4;lass=A—
Class
Credits—
For footnotes, see
_
Chemical
Maurice
Jan;
200
—
!
Jan
~~--
.100
Lawrence
>
Jan
28%
7
'
;
Mar
192
47%
82c
.
1.330
4:48%
•
Jan
34%
9.562
"
17
•
common
common
Warrants
Feb 4
-
47%
* 200
•
21-. Mar
24% Mar
4,495
18
..
4'^an
14
St
Jan
;"4
40% Mar
*475
67c
18
16
26%
■
15%
21%
Salada Foods Ltd——
"3.10 Feb
'A4'
140
200
:
Feb
2.30
-
Mar
2.70
870
5%
55c
.w
•
Feb
31% Mar
32%
1.25
Preferred
St
1.90 Jan
Mar
58% Mar
-y
17 Va
4 17 Va
13
Nodwell
Russell
Feb
18
Jan
I.6P Jan
1,944
1.00
;
88% Mar
85c
r* ^
47%'"
-
5% Mar
Jan
13%
8,870
warrants
4.70= Jan
23.933°
J,*j_ #4
47%
65
-Jan
75
15,067
-
25%
17%
Jan
-540
114
33%
Jan
15,978
:
29
3.75
_
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common——
Jan
4,48,999
■
Jan
■
*
Rothmans of Pall
Jan
19%
8.100
•
Robin
Mar
26
192
.
4.10
Jan
14%
v;
21
32%
II*
i
_
Yarns
Rolland
64 .4 Jan
Jan
41%
—
Feb
25
188
->■
270
31%
Rockower
Jan
.118
2.600
60
25
—_
Interprovincial
Building
i959 warrants
.
2.85
•••
20%
450.
73
1.95
-21
*.'J;
Jan
^92
.
1.05
1.60
16"
58%
-J ,-t ■■' # v-.»
28% Mar
/
*
*
Grip
Riverside
Jan
335
i
■
17
2.75
4
•
Jan
14
16
—
Revelstoke Bldg
Preferred
Jan
1.80
.2.50; Jan
.200
550
-
Feb
271/4
35%
•
Lithograph
Reitman common
^
4,284
5
4
•
,13,302.
V -40% ■: 4- 40%
.•414%.:."; ,14 %
25 4 '24%
5
common
4.
5%
-=17;
25
Minerals"
> -*
88%
58c
International
hs-
.,
16 Va
58%
622
S
5%
.
.
Jan
200
■"4*
:
Reid
16% Jan
18%
1,610
65
19:-, vl9
25%
26
50c
Feb
Feb
.14
568
4100,
4
3.40
85c
Feb
16
28 .28%
26
26%
III*
—
—u—
Industries
Reichhold
Jan
Mar
14%
348
4
88%
60
.2.85
*
com
48
10O
4
.i' ?
16% 4
20
Powders
Preferred
1962
^
63%
65
419.4;
4
1
*
49
2,95
5.25
16%
147/a Mar
31 Va.
18%
•
Preferred
Rapid
Jan
58%
-•
common
=
Feb
1.30
15
K
preferred
Bronze
lOVa
Jan
9y«-Jan.
1.00
50C
19%
Warrants
International
-225
15%
»
*
4
4
1,125
1.00
15
_*
class
(John)
Preferred
»
—....SO
_
Machine
Inland
v
_i
Jan
50c
19%
»
Jan
Feb
4.45
14%
13%
—10
>
common
Warrants-
.
Feb
*
,■»
common
10%
—
——>—20
!
Imperial Tobacco
Jan
5%
:_a
,
8.85
4.50
*
Z—
;
__
525
Jan
3.10
Feb
Jan
4.00
,
Jan
52?s
850
82%
Quebec Natural Gas——U,.....—.—— -III
18 % Mar
100
i
Products
■Price .;"Bros
Feb
4.25
,v";
100
Jan
Jan
,430
11%
—
Debenture
&
Photo' ••■ Engravers-' * •
4.8% Jan
4.25
•
_—
—
Jan
45%
4.25
1.60
RightsErie
Rights
Jan
Mar
4,5% Feb
Jan
?
Jan
Mar
57
15% Jan
1,290
-4*0-
•power--; Corp_'__._4:^_____j.__u-i.—
_20c
Premium Iron Ore
Feb
85c
Huron
132
95
6%
59
457/b
V
a
5.00
.100
._
;
131
Mar
•
15%
'
—
2.45
•
1
_
12
2.130
15%
32%
:
*
Feb
4\.,7%4Jan4
49 Va
._*
—
Jan
Jan
—;._10
Feb
4.95
*
Drilling
Pipeline
Phantom
•<
Jan
Jan
;'4_.A4«.——444-—-.«-4_44_25'
H)
Mar
Jan
=
preferred
Pembina
Feb
85c
6V2
Pittfield————20c
&
68%
Jan
..>19%
ii4^-i—
Hawker Siddeley common—_____4-^*
Preferred
—
^100
Hayes Steel
:__■.
*
_■—
(Geo
.-65c-
.
15
'
Hees
.
'
Hardee. Farms, common——I—.—*
1st; preferred——.—;.
Harding Carpets common
_4.-—•;
Home
Jan
62%
1.80
--V
Preferred
Parker
525
1956 warrants -44-.*--—4~_-_44444i-«4,
Guaranty/TrUst-.—
Jan
-"Feb
1,100
Voting,,,trust-_4i*----4-———i4----4»*:
Greyhound Lines——
8%
.32
21%
4
1 ,80 41.80
1
T
14
*
j,—
Page Hersey
81c
-5,
•
7% Mar -=•"
Jan
Feb
6%
Greater. Winnipeg' Gas_4_-i——.*._4_4.«*
.
,
3,540
12%
32%
18%
♦
»
Gas—
Feb
34%
104
6%
4——i__.—,
'
-
".'•■
common-
Flour
Loan
104 Va
10%
48%
—
•
Feb
15%
■;
26
♦
Overland common.
Preferred
:
Jan
10
1.80
.
A
Jan
V 147/8
15%
_
1—4—
Natural
92
.
7%
48%
*
Ontario Steel
Jan
»225
,-775.
,
4.95
•
*r*5
.1—__
Util
Jan
-_£00
.
„_1
Oshawa Wholesale— _________i
6%
_50
—„
class
Jan
'Feb'
Ontario Store Fixture
9.85
1.00,
.
Feb
9?s
*
12
Jan"
19%
*9.80
—
30 Va
87
Feb
15% .Jan
20%
"10
—_
—
Class B-warrants.
Great
l
common—.
Warrants
Jan
35
7%
2.452
20%
—
28%
495
7 4
.
33ya-Jan
\4 6%
6V4 v4 ,4.100
4,17% 18% :4 10,585
-17%
Warrants
450
87
Cement
Ogilvie
6%. Jan
-
29%
29%
7%;
12%
class B——
Ontario
26% Mar
27% Mar
'!4 44.
4 48
48
29 7s
Jan
3.95
Jan
87
common
preferred
Ontario
103 Va
,150
■
Wife
100
-240
-
Jan
..3.10
Jan
8
1.95
Jan
"V'V-A %■
Jan
4-<■
Grocers
Northwest
Feb
6%
67c
.
:
*
common
85c
67c
8%
.'8%
8% "
.132:132.4 132
—
Great
-
-
Gordon
--5%
-'67 ■,: .4 _^40-
81c
Jart
Jan
500
-
27%
'
Jan
•* 42r382-
4
387
2.60
"
Jan
Feb
-
12%
.*
Mines
Ocean
Jan
<f
34%
66
4
.467C
*
...
28% & 29
7
1.75
12%
—
Northern
Feb
-9%
-65
8l0.
45%
171%
445
'
67
com;.—50c
'.=
Wares
Steel
34
1,000
.--1.95
*
Northern Quebec Power
Northern Telephone
—
Jan
i.i50
6
3-95
>
Jan
Mar
25V4
100 100 %
.1
'01ass A- 1—_—
3.85
.
-200
—
*
Containers
Noranda
Jan
205
7%
4.95
Feb
70c
845
-
104% 104%
>
6% •' 6%
' 27%
' 28
__
104%
i.—1
;
—
General Motors.
General,- Petroleum i Drilling
v■
434%/
.——_100
—-100
General Dynamics
6
7
>
3,860
100
Drug & Chemical
Niagara
Jan
1,030
9%
1,175
1.80
»
12
Works
National Trust
Feb
28
*
-200
26%
-
__*
:
preferred
preferred
5Va%-
General
6
—_u—*
9%
,
18%
28
4.40
100
•
Jan
Feb
58
6,148
•
Jan
1.65
12
Trust
National
Feb
58
Jan
17%
100
;
26%
—
•
common
G&tineau Power
78c
26%
*
FruehaufTrailer
28%
109
1.45 Mar
250
.1—1—*
common
Preferred
Jan
25
505
4 50
46%^; 46%
173
176
175
-
Co..
Companies.
50%
•
1,963
-
^
Jan
Jan
7%
104%
.165
+
7%
*
Corp common
National
Jan
2.45
Feb
1.70
620
-
104
5
Knitting
National
11% Mar
72
70C
5
10%
11.159
4.50
72
70C
'
Foundation
4.50
4
20
:__
Feb
Feb
,
27%
28%
72
8>/4
10%
18%
26%
( 4.50 4"
^4
■Ford- .Motor:. Co-—*—__
2.25
1,005
1.100
17%
•
27%
Feb
1.25 Mar
-1.25 Mar
560
-
57^59%
59
class A
Fleet
2.05
2.10
13% Mar
-38c/ Mar
Feb
*
Foods
Montreal Locomotive
Jan
225
Mar
189
47
10%
*
common
Federal
200
•
Jan
Jan
.-
36% Mar
50%
36%
11%
12%
102
75
2.25
1
1—*
Montreal
210
..
.
Jan
Jan
22c
55,727
-
304.450
-
13%
1.75
28%
B
Feb
Feb
Jan
2.25
3^90
Class
11%
37'
Feb
7%.
1.80
Brewery class A
25
1.50
\
*
Feb
75
1,053
=
3.20
2.25 Feb
,
no5
>
•
_i_——20
;
;
105
1.45
C Canadiaja Properties.——j.
Gas
11%
Feb
22? e
1.45
105
;
*
•
*
-
Jan
22%
Jan
-18%
-1,000
-
24
Mar
-
-22
220
21,758
-
104 V, 104
■?,
-21
3,150
'*
\
Maxwell
19% Mar
12
22
38c
Monarch
46%
189-
Jan
-
13%
Mar
46
8%
Falconbridge
Famous Players Canadian
Fanny Farmer Candy
372
10%
83c
30c
10
50 V2
warrants..
A
Jan
12%
Mar
10
195"
70
-
Jan
9%
50%
13%
Jan
19%
10
8%
Feb
-
17%
—
23
19%
*
.—
j,
Jan
Feb
8 >:
11%
Feb
4.715
10
Feb
8%
7%
25%
21
42%
35
Feb
Jan
33% Jan
8.218
.25%
11%.
Ltd.——
Midwest Industries
41%
36%
12
33%
8%
•:; 2.25
Shoes
M E
645
-750
-
3;00
Metro Stores common.;
11%
Feb
Feb
7.067
a
3.00
Feb
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
17
—
Jan
Mar
Jan
31%
31%
Jan
12%
8%
.
22%
Jan
11
-10%
250
Jan
16%
23%
Mar
425
.
=
43 Va
-
Jan
22
3.075
<
22%
18%
16"%
s
12
Feb
Mar
-
Jan.
22%
83c
..2.53
i
12
10
50
Flooring class V.B___
Form common
Preferred
'
29%
-10
»133/s
225
48%. 49%
>
class A.2.53
Paper
14%
1.685
—40
-
Feb
19
'
Feb
17
Bloedel.P6weltRlver_^_^-_*
(
—•
Feb
19%
11
Power
Jan
19
560
3.650
8%
4
Jan
-
-20%
25,643
'
9%
•
*
M)
13%
10
Exquisite
41
16%
23%
18%
Feb
16
-
1.990
Feb
*
17%
150
17:V Mar
4.129
-
33
.-50
•' 7,086
,
42
*
Jan
22
Jan
25
23
common.*
Trust
preferred
Eddy Match Co
Empire Life Insurance
•;27-"v
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common—
4—*
Rights __—;
4'%%
preferred ———j.
l____100i
Jan
Feb
23
..
20
Jan
10%
7%.
Preferred
Easy
32%
Maple Leaf Mills common*—
Feb
65
8
13,149
-
..
Feb
25
625
22%
Maher
9.00 Jan
;
Jan
Jan
19%
DUponfc tCo—.
11%
31%
'
■
Jan
11%
8%
!
B
Magna
Mar
13% Feb
"8
18%
;
Class
Macmillan
12
Jan
Jan
61"
17%
19
.i—i.
9%
31%
'
Preferred
25
32%
7%
;
Minerals
Maclaren
Mar
l'^O
200 ?.
;
10%
__
Feb
Mar
124
7.40 Feb
150
2,667
-
13% *;;•/14
-
5%
11%
54
■
.
2.65a Jan
*
Jan
2.80
49%
Jan
48%
1
Feb
2.50
700
8%
8V4
48%
11%
Feb
33
*
(M) Ltd
(W
2.35
.
10
___*
Feb
2.092
11%
—1
class A
Jan
80c
3.00
17
22
12
30
30
1st pfd
6%
Feb
Feb
20%
15%.
—20
B
Preferred
Jan
15
* 75
7,50
v-
*
common
.
.18%
_*
common
Industries
16
.
92
12
7.50
„
23.50
Feb
47
,
12
^78%
1 8 Va
13%
*
common
53
95
; 61% ?-;-+63
—:
__——*
Chemical
"
IIV2
.
f
8%
*
Dominion Stores
Dominion Tar &
'
—
Invest common-—.*
Cos
Class
11.153
,124
9%
-_
———_____—______50
Preferred
Loblaw
7,473
v
19
"
119
•
62 V4
___—r*
Magnesium
Dominion Scottish
17'/4
HVa
3r0
2.60
49%
f v* 98
-V—
Warrants
Dominion
2.60
4834
124
preferred
—_i—_25
Dominion Elec trohome common.
Dominion Foundry & Steel
'
19
.i_*
Inv
: "J
98
Coal
Dominion
^
*
.
Loblaw
Mar
Lowney
/
100
A
50c
■'.;
Feb
17 y4
40%.
16
16%
2.40
"
49%;'
*,%&&&■« ■*>.:'
Seagrams-;.—_i;
& Anglo Inv pfd
Jan
class
Mar
51% Mar
11%
Groceterias
68
.
"12% Mar
15.435
-
V12%-Feb
*
4.60 Mar
520
»
2.25 ^ Jan'
35%
20%,
10%
Class B
1.75 Mar
Jan
"100
12%
'14%
Jan
Jan
—
4.730
'
•
preferred
Loblaw
20%
—*
-
,45
Jan
130
1
1st preferred—
Inc
Jan
30
;
Jan
"
16%
20
2nd
Jan
:
38
preferred
i.
preferred
Leland 1.—
Levy Industries common—
Jan
17%
•
$2
Preferred
2.65
"55
i
A
-
10%
85
—3
—
$1.25
20% Jan
Feb
125
,
52%
.10
—*
—-—
Nest
International Ltd common
Jan
Secord
10
;
40
,
Jan
1.10
*600
.45
*—«.
10
a
Laurentide Financial class
Jan
2.25
t 9%
common
;J
Crown
Dominion
6%
2.15
;9%
Loan
Laura
Jan
Jan
7%
•
300
~-
.2.40
10
Feb
Jan
17%
9
14%
4.815
-
2.95
-
^
Preferred
Feb
235
"
Distillers
Jan
7%
Jan
1.75 Jan
1,610
-
55c
1
.
Gas
24
Jan
2.25
Trust
Crush
Jan
Jan
-9%
Crown
CrOws
7%
4.75
22% Jan
7Va
17%
—
Preferred
6,157
20 Va
'
—
Imperial
Crestbrook
38%
106% IO6V2
*
Warrants
Cosmos
11.403
20
100
_
Credit
Coronation
17,822
"24
37%
38
preferred
Distillery
Corby
8
6.20
20%
Copp Clark Publishing
7%
5.50
8
Paper
14,718
'
23%
23%.
common.
'C:
325
•<-.
113
5.80
Mining & Smelting—
Gas
8>'a
9V'a
8%
9%
.
Consolidated
Consumers
8
■
■
1,975
16
Lake Ontario Cement common—
Warrants
v.
1,450
11%
common;
Jan
8%
"
v
.
Jan
5.847
10
Labatt
14V«
6%
/ 2.85' Jan
-65c
*
Canada
4.10
145
3%
'
•
t
10%
"
"
Jan
Jan
63c.
;•
"
—
4.95
2.05
-
10%; Feb
11%-
64c
—
—*
16
Jan
12% Mar
3,705
2.390
Feb
.1.80.
10
;
Douglas
9%
1,400
-
3.25
10%
500
4.05 Jan
3.30 Mar
13%
450
<
53'4
5%
*'
National
1.475
-
16
12%
5%
—_—
Development
Conduits
.
3.50
Industries—.
Bldg
Capital
Chateau
=
9%
-
G
-2.40
2.25
*
preferred - Y—-—————:—2
Canadian Westinghouse
Canadianwide Properties
47o
-
5%
-
2.25,
Warrants
Jockey
:i9
16 Va
9%'
>
5%
warrants
Jan
,
16%
?
—1
Lake—,——;
B
22%
,
18%
com—
Service
*
46% Mar
18
Feb
4.00=
Jan
.
Th& Corrimereial
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
■
.
Last
Week's
IjOW
Par
High
'
Texaco
2.00
2.25
422
43
43
44%
1.442
Preferred
90 %
90%
5
t>&%
7%
7',4
200
6V2
60%
62 J/4
;
Ltd common
100
—
90 %
General Invest-com —♦
Third Canadian
Toronto Dominion Bank—
Star
-50
Towers
Marts
$■
preferred
$5
__1
Canada
Pipeline
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
Trans Prairie PipelineTurnbull Elevator——Class
A
—
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines
9%
21
-
14%
Jan
Jan
22%
Jan
Feb
Ccchenour
Willans
.1
4.25
4.25
4.30
Jan
Coin
Gold
22c
23c
—
Mines
Gas
Canada
—
♦
Metals
Pete
21c
.*
Key Mines
Shawkey
'
.1
Consolidated Bellekeno
2.00
Feb
10y2c
Jan
13c
44c
Jan
36y2cMar
57c
Jam
6c
8c
Jan
36 %c
Mines
8c
8y2c
Jan,
10c
Jan
4c
5c
5c
Jan
92c
Central
Discovery
Dragon Oil
Cadillac
Vanadium
Victoria & Grey Trust
—-
4.25
Wainwright Products & Ref——_
Walker G & W_
Waterous
Equipment
Westeel
Marbenor
4%c
79c
79c
80c
7%c
7%c
8c
Jan
51c
—
48c
51c
60c
Jan
26C
25c
27c
35c
Jan
28 %c
28 %c
29c
34c
Jart
.—
Mines————
Marcus
Gold
Ltd—
90c
Oils Ltd—
Product's—-—J
> Copper
Warrants..'
Wo
nf c
Pass
13
16%
17%
19
21
21%
19%
94
-L
10
pfdIIIIIII
29%;
7%
8%
2.55
2.55
2.50
(John) Co—
Woodward Stores Ltd
9%
9Vb
A
-
Jan
Coulee
Jan
A
Zellers common
Zenith Electric——-—--il-U—
-
-
11
Croinor
Mar
Feb
Jan
Cusco
2.75
9% Jan
Feb
18
Feb
4.00
Jan
2.50 Jan
65c
47c
33
3.55
3.45 Mar
Accra
Mar
Mar
65c
Jan
36
Jan
Deldona
Feb
Delhi
4.75 Feb
Agnico
Mines
Mines
Akaitcho
6c
9.950
45c
40c
45c
33,162
1
Gold———
Alta Pacific Consolidated Oils.—
Allied Roxana Mln_„
Alminex
———
Amalgamated Larder Mines—1-—
Amalgamated Rare Earth
5.85
5.85
6.10
5.025
65c
63c
69c
18,949
43c
Jan
f
77c
Leduc
45c
45c
4.200
40c
Jan
*
50c
38c
38c
1.500
38c
Mar
45c
Anglo United
Ansil
1.000
Gold
—
2.45
2.35
-1
2.50
-1
14c
27%c
27c29%c
13.400
27c
7c
7c 7%c
7-30 7'45
18,500
2'S00
5c
4s0
„
o7;45
%
Development
Gold
3%%-
Banff
20j/2c
7.928
3.500
7c
7%c
1.06
1.10
8.308
91c
53c
65c
20c
27c
*
1.03
y
56c
;
1.01
7%c
v
7C
,
5y2c
3.75
—
25
3.65
1
Base
Metals
Baska
Bata
?8%c
-1
inn
»uc
;
Mines-
:
—
8c
24c
22c
57c
Jan
Jan
Jan
..
Jan
.
Jan
58c
12%
73c
75c
4.40
3.90
Jan
30 Va
24%
Jan
12%
12%
12 y2
Feb
7c
Jan
10%
73c
Jan
Mar
v.
El
Jan
5c
Jan
.
.
1.10
600
10,533
: 250
98c
14,500
6c
,18cv
4.500
4,240
41c
8.550
2.84
11,500
' 8c
24c
'
2.20
1.00
1.08
1.20
Mines
18c
18c
25c
Mining
Sol
5c
5c
5c
34c
31c
37c
1.55
1.55
1.64
2.40
Corp—._—;
Mines
12 %c
15 %c
Mines
Ltd—
%c
tatty
V8
37c
Jan
Mar
Jan
2.52
2.87
Jan
13 Vic
Jan
19c
Jan
14 %c
17c
3.35
3.35
3.70
Jan
Feb
83c
85c
1.05
Feb
8c
9c
Jan
Mascot Mine
.1
Goldfields
Jan
12%
.1
12 %c
67c.
12%
Feb
Granduc
Feb
Great
8c
Jan
Gridoil
<15c
27c 28 Vac
24c
13c
14c
Freehold
Gulf
18c
Feb
Gunnar
46c
Jan
Gwillim
Lake
Mines
7V2c
.12
■
-
Jan
9V2c Feb
27c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
17 y2 c
Jan
4.30
Feb
Mar
Jan
Jan
"9.85
4c
4 Vic
12c
Gold
18 %c
17c
8.75
9.40
13c
11 Vic
16c
.
Jan
Feb
■33V2c
7%c
8c
,
Jatf
77c
.12%
Feb
Feb
40c
33c
Mining
-
.2.95 Mar
-
12%
12,
18c
Jan'
Jan
13c-
.
3.40
3.25
—
Jan
4c
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Develop
6%c iJan,
ll%c Mar
8c
Mines
Lead
.12%
16c
:
——
Jan:
10% -Jan,
26c
7c
——
Plains
28 y8 ;Jan
26c
Mining
Jan
1.20
Feb
9c.. Jan
15 Vic
Limited
Goldray
Grandroy Mines
.
10c
65c
74c
.
Feb
25%
..
11 %c 12 Vic
Glen Uran Mines
Goidale
74c
.1
Yellowknife Mines Ltd.
Glacier Explorers———.—«
Feb
7%c
26y4 I.
27
;12c 12y2c
Giant
Jan
Feb
Jan
6»/2c
12c 12 %c
Mines Ltd
6l/2c
Feb
Feb
27c
85c
Genex
Feb
;
Feb
3.35
12
Feb
21c
Jan
2.75
1.72
15yac
Gaitwin
Feb
.<
8%c Feb
12c 12y2c
2.50
Mining
Mining
Feb
53c
Jan
14c
'
2.21 Mar
1.07
Ltd
Mining
Geco Mines Ltd——r--—
1.10
Jan
39c
500
2.21
31c
Jan
7c
2.65
2.07
32c
;
Mar
5c
lie
~
2.55
2.11
Mines—
Jan
25%
4%c Feb
6,125
7%c
;40c
15c
15.000
2.65
Sullivan
Mar
10
Jan
6c
17c
14%cl4%c
22c
20c
3c
13
r Jan
l56c
9y2c
Feb
Jan
9.85 Mar
Jan
5y2c
Jan
Feb
15c
Feb
Feb
14'/2c Mar
JUn
Hard
Feb
2.95
Rock
Gold
6.242
10cl0%c/
%c
-
Feb
1.10
2.70
-
,„l?c
13
■
Jan
Jan
17c
7c
Mines
.1
12c
*
,
-i:
92c
25c
"
Feb
6%c
7c
24y4 Jan
1.700
2,500
•
<
20y2c
3.90
'8.95 Mar
'
22c
8c
3.40 Jan
.
Feb
Jan
20%c
French Petrol preferredFrobex
Jan
i;485"
19c
8»2c
Francoeur
5c
6,750
30c
Co
Feb
93c
8%c
9%c
Eureka
Feb
.
8c
24c
8%c
Eldrich
Feb
50c
7c
2.81
1
Ltd
9%c
Mines
1.31
34c
2.000
15c
^
14%c
—
Bay UraniumL—1———
Bordulac Mines
19 %c
Mines
Fatiina
74c
50c
5%c„
Mines
Bidcop Mines
20c
15c
7c
,15c
0c
Black
6%c
74c
29%
Far west
Jan
1.06
-
~1
1-
11c
63c
—
Jan
Jan
85 r 7%c
Quebec
Bethlehem Copper Corp
Bevcon Mines—:
Mar
18c
9c
72c
4.25
Jan
33c
5%c
>
6c
-f
Belleterre
20c
9c
.1
57c
11c
20,000
99c
30c
50c
16c
•
V
Belcher
Yukon
; 96c"
28%c"
18c
—
<
-■„
Mining—
Beattie
Bibis
:
19%c
•
PetroleumS—-^
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!
Mining Corp
18c
Feb
Jan
12%
14c
13.500
75,000
24%";25%-
:
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19c
14 %c
22c
.1
Oils—^—
40cV Jan
Feb
12y2c
9.25
,
on,r
1
————
Barymin Exploration Ltd—
17%c.
Mines
Elder-Peel
Jan
48.100
.
3.75
-
24%
:
Barnat Mines
Jan
Jan
9c
8%c
Petroleum
Giant
————-.—
Trust
17 %c
.1
—
Faraday Uranium
Fargo Oils Ltd
,
Batikeno
Barex
Feb
9c
Mines
East
Jan
8.00
9%c Mar
452.200
6c
'8.95'
/
30c
30.300
8c
-
5%c
A.
Oil
Bankfield
.1
Amphi Gold
East'Malartic Mines-
Jan
9c
Jan
21c
-1
£
21c
11 %c
18c
East
Jan
33c
Feb
-1
preferred
Jaii
8%c
Mines
Copper
Dynamic Pete
Jan
Jan
7.15 Jan
9c
1.01
Mines—
Feb
20
8c
Mines
Palmer
Dunraine
Jan
Jan
10c
y.
-1
Mines-.
21c
95C
22c
Duvan
2.66 Feb
21c
Mar
33c
Copper
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class
-
' 4%C
9c
1.06
-1
Ruffner Mines
Aunor
6-100
9%c
--
Aumaque Gold
Jan
19c
18%
8%c
Pacific
Donalda
Jan
17 %c Mar
Jan
30%c
OC
—
Warrants
Atlin
14c
10c
-1
Coast
51/20
4,949
31 %c
-
Associated Arcadia Nickel
Atlantic
16c
Jan
Mar
6.50
6c
14c
—
/
7%c
44c
15c
Jan
2.12 Jan *'
16%c Jan
1,000
Mines
As^mera Oil
Jan
Jan
'5.75 Feb
19,115
18%cl8%c
-
-J
Mines
Arjon
Jan
43c
Jan
17%c 17 %C
—
5%c
25c
.
Anglo Huronian
Jail
8yac Jart
89 c
Vi
12 %c
Mines
Dome
Feb
•1
Pete
Anacon Lead Mines
Anchor Petroleums
5.00
34c
88c
—-U.-
Feb
20c
7%c
18
Feb
9c
2.40 Rett
15cl5%C
19c
—
—...—*.—
11c
.
4.45
4.25
r
Jail
11c
2.40
32c
Mines
Dome
Feb
5%c
JC
—
8c
8%C
5%C
2.31'
—
Gold
Delnite
Jan
5%c
1
Ltd
Ltd
Yellowknife
American
25c
15%cMar
4.500
1
Exploration
Advocate
17c
8c
—
Dickenson
15%c
1.25 Feb
5%C
•
Mines
Horn
Deer
MINES AND OILS
16c
50c Mar
1.15
8%c
Mines
Explorers
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis Mining
Devon
*
Jan
50c
1.05
Zinc
Mines
Denison
Abacus Mines Ltd
;
Acadia Uranium Mines
12c
Feb'
46c
Daering
Jan
2.85
4.75
9%c
2.33
.
Jan
15 y2
4.55
9%c
7%c
Crowpat
11%
3.25
35
Jan
.—
Pershing—.
29%
3.45
35
-
—
,
30c
*
Mining—
Copper.
Craigmont
Jan
16%
16
——
Courvan
7% Mar
2.90
class
B
Lead
Cowichan
47c
Knitting
29c
———
19% Jan
21% Jan
99% Jan
3.10
Class A warrants
Feb
26c
Exploration———
18 y2
Feb
9%
class
16c
Petroleum
Coppercorp Ltd
Copper-Man Mines
Jan
29
Con west
West
Jan
140
9% Feb
11
Consolidated
Jan
13c
Poplar
Mines—:.—
Jan
53c
2.22
Consolidated; Regcburt
30c
Jan
29%
Yukon——
Wood
Class
*
Red
45c.
2.16
—_—
Consolidated Sannorm
13% Jan
Jan
17
40c
Jan
Jari
1.24
12 %c
Mines-—
Mine—
15
Jan
96 y4
Consolidated
94c
1.03
4.60 Mar
—
Gold Mines:
Jan
Jan
96%
Pershcourt
4.45
Jan
.—
Consolidated Rambler
j an
2.05
16% Mar
65c
Exploration
Mines
16
15%cMar
Alexander
York
;
13
-
Jan
20c
—
tri? XyX"
&
4.25
1.05
—————
Hardware~~$2.80
White
1.80 Feb
13% Mar
13
Jan
12 % Feb
18%
:
preferred
White
5.00
2.00
1.05
-
4 % %
Wood
Consol Quebec
59% Jan
5.00i Mar
15 %c
——-
class A—
(Geo)
Class B
Corisol
1.10 Jan
Mar
1.85
.—-—-
common
Western Pacific
Weston
4.40 Mar
Feb
-
4.85
14%
Negus
93c
4.40
90c
Mac
Consolidated Northland
Feb
68
4.05 Jan
55
Consolidated
'
7%c
__
Arrow
Consolidated Mosher——
Jan
5% Jan
Jan
50c
55c
58%
13%
Western
',■■■
60
13%' -14%
Voting trust
1.15 Mar
14c
4.30 Mar
4.40
55c
56%
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd:——
Westcoast Trans common
;
1.05 Jan
9c
Jan
lie
Feb
8c
5%c
Flin
Consolidated Morrison
1.15
2.50
7y2c
con sol
11c
46c
Jan
5%c
Consolidated Mic
4.30
4.50
66% <66%
18c
Jan
Consolidated
.
Mar
22c
2.50
Consolidated Callinan
Consolidated Halliwell
*1.15
23c
21c
Consolidated Beta Gamma
Consolidated
—
Jan
Jan
Consolidated
—
Jan
28c
Jan
Consolidated Golden
-—-r
Jan
4.60
Feb
Mar
Mar
common——
Alloys
Jan
1.9C
*
8
A
Vector.; Electric—
Vendomatic
4.15
22c
Feb
54c
2.10
—
Consolidated Mogul
■:
44c
•„
1.35 Mar
101/2cll1/2c
2.50
.*
preferred—
Class B preferred
United Corps class A——.——
v
plass B
——-—-4—-----United Steel Corp———
Class
36c
Jan
14%
23%
Acceptance 2nd pfd—
Union
.1
1
Consolidated
Union
of
Lake
Combined
Feb
15
-
22% Mar
225
,
Jan
43c
14
Jan
6V2
22 %
32c
48c
26% Mar
12 y2
...
36c
60c
-
Jan
880
Feb
Jan
1.50
Con
4.550
Jan
7c
„
Feb
9%c
45c
Commonwealth
12.965
Feb
18c
13c
14 %c
10c
1.35
Con
13
15c 15%c
9%c
33 %c
16c
47c
Jan
6%
9%c
Jan
1.50
Feb
14%
15%c
1.24 Mar
7c
8cll%C
Jan
.*
41%
6%
9%c
High
Jan
1.03
.1
11%
12%
1.24
Chibougamau Mining & SmeltingChimo Gold Mines
Chromium Min & Smelt
Jan
14%
1.15
5c
Jan
Jan
3.50
Feb
6%
-20
Mines——
1.20
Low
6c
15%
Feb
12%
...
—♦
—-
Chesterville
Jan
Mar
39
69.860
14%
—*
Jan
8
13% Mar
55
26%
90%
—
6c
1
Jan
Mines
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
6c
1
Oil
Jan
Mar
13 y2
Low
1
1
:—
Cheskirk
Mar
15c
1
'
Sales
Shares
of Prices
1
Porcupine—
47% Mar
65% Jan
200
25%
Charter
62
610
39
ioy2
26y4
.
—*
preferred
13%
10%
Central
59%
4.450
39
—
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t
;
Jan
2.25
Jan
85c
15.547
13%
&*■"—
—i
Corp
20c
14%
;
Feb
19
Mondayf Marcli 11, 1963
for Week
Range
Sale Price
59% Feb
125
15c
■
43
36.635
13%
■
—
Canada
Trans
20c
High
Jan
1.70 Feb
4.648
60
1.25
85c'
i
14%
class A
—*
preferred
60
—
1.10
—---————rr-—
Finance
Class B
Trans
62
f
*
common
Warrants
Traders
-Ai
„
._10
Toronto
17%
20
2.00
;
Industries
Canada
Low
.■
18
v.
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
18
Tamblyn common
Tancord
•::
18
Friday
for Week
Shares
of Prices
.
^Range for Week Ended March 8)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
anfi Financial (OhrVnicte
13c
,
7%c Jan
9]/2c Jan
Harrison
367,050
27,440
11c
Jan
24c
Mar.
9>/2c Jan
12c
Jan
Hasaga Gold
Hastings
12yac Feb
23c
Jan
Head
15c
' 83.500
5/aC
6c
6.000
41c
6.15
43c
5.330
6.25
1.693
41c
41c
i.375
41c
Jan
47c
28c
30c
4.788
25c
Jan
37c
315
3 30
2.28
2.906
4,090
3.15 J&n
2.05 Jan
2.500
4%c Jan
llcll%c
18.182
Minerals
of
.1
Mines
Lakes
Jan
21c
12c
Mar
15c
1.00
90c
Jan
13c
14c
.1
12%c
13 %c 14 %c
16c
.1
;
95c
92c.
Jan
1.03 Feb
13c
22 Vic
10c
Jan
16c
Feb
21c
Feb
27c
Jan
5 V2c
Jan
7c
2.60
.1
.1
-
6c
2.75
2.21
Jan
25%
Iron——
28
20%
Jan
13c 14 %c
—
Bouzan
Mines
Ltd
1
Bralsaman
Broulan
Petroleums
Reef
n4nC
"1
-1
Bralorne Pioneer
6.20
4c
41c
5.85
7%c
Jan
?
Brunswick Mining &
Smelting—
Ankerite Holdings Ltd
Buffalo Red Lake
__
Cable Mines Oils
Cadamet Mines—
,
-r
36°
"1
£25
-J
2.20
-*
2.20
4%c
—
Jan
4%c
U%c
-*
Highland Bell
Hollinger Consolidated Gold
Jan
Home Oil Co Ltd class A.:
Jan
Jan
Feb
Howey
10c
5c
Feb
3,750
8c
Feb
14 %c
Jan
13,700
12c
Jan
17c
—
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CANADIAN MARKETS
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3 VaC Jan
8,200
26c 28V2C
28 Vac
*
Willroy
Wright
12c 12 VaC
12c
Lodge
Western Decalta Petroleum
Western Mines A
.
Jan
1.31
'
1
*
1
Petrol
Westburne- Oil
Western
Jan
16,500
10C
1
1
Werner Lake Nickel
Malartic
2.05 Jan
Jan
1.00
lie
"
—1
1
—1—-
Mines
Weedon Mining A——
West
1.78
23c
Mines
Westates
Mar
'
13,000
*
1
Vandoo Consolidated
Vesoar
3Bc
.
36,500
Quebec
Violamac
Mar
Feb
5.60
Feb
5.15
Jan
3.25
2.86 Mar
38c
—1
—
United Reef
Upper Canada Mines
Vauze
Feb
6.45
7 Va c
22 Vac
Jan
Feb
Jah
1.00 Feb
.
A.!*
Zinc
1.16
7c
«
•
1.14
1.16
8C
14,150
1.09
6,200
7c
5V2C Jan/
6c
'
41c
41c
44c
5,700
41c
4 VaC
4 VaC
5 Vac
9,125
4c
1
20 VaC
20c
22c
28,400
1
19c
19c
20c
8,500
—
10c
,/
7c
■
j
1.19
Jan.
14c
Feb
Jan A
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Jan
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
47c/ Jan
7 VaC Feb
———
Zenmac
Metal Mines A——
Zulapa Mining A———-.—.
Mar
Jan
—
.
20c
Mar
16c
Jan
31c
2lVaC
Jan
Feb
Jan
12c
83c
—
—
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Urban
Jan
19 V2C Jan
35c
1
1
Mining Corp
Union Oil
United
Jan
1.37
1
Jan
15c
25c 26 VaC
*
•
Trinity Chibougamau
United
5V2C
Z
.
,'990/'Jan'
Feb
35c
—1
AAA-
Oil A
Union
43c
25C
1
—1
Tribag Mining Co Ltd—..
United
4.90
Mines
-A—.—
Transcontinental Resources
United New
21c
——
...
Mines
Jan
I2V2C
3,OCO
1.65
Vac 48 Vac
-
12%
€ 6c
24c
7c
*
Jan
3.1C
2.78 Mar
7,500
lie 11 VaC
lie
25c
*
.
.
'• 6c
-
15c
Jan
33 Vac
16c
.
Malartic
Pax
13c 14VaO
;
Jan
.=1.01 (Feb'.
f
/ 9,000
1^95'1195
12»/a
1
——1
1
*
*
Gold
Hughes
Triad
Feb
19c
13Vac Jan
7c
19c
1
Oils common
24V2C Jan
36c
—1
*
:
Jan C.
16c
14VaC
8c
Jan
5.00
Warrants
^4.420
10c
•
:
1
Sunburst Exploration
Feb
1.44
Jan
6c
Jan
Feb
9c
Jan
1.12
16C
17c
—1
Oils
Pato
28c
1
Mines—;——:
Mines A——_——
Orenada
*86c L
•
f v
38c /Mar
45c
-
8,425
/84c
'
12%
24 Vac
•A
>9%c
84c
Jan
Jan
————
Opemiska Copper
—
—
1.30
7 V2C
1
Oleary
Contact '
Cons Mines
5.00
——
Okalta
;
Sudbury
Sullivan
35l/2C Mar
Jan
27 VaC
Lake Mines.
'Pamour
Sturgeon River Gold
Feb
1
Gold
12 Vac
1 4.200
.
1.15
1.03
*
Steeloy Mining
Steep Rock Iron
2.50 Jan
Jan
Nudislama
Pacific
Jan
2.02
—
Feb
Coldstream
Orchan
(ic
Starratt Nickel
23c
Northgate Exploration
North Goldcrest
O'Brien
1.95
1
48c'
-
12,500
40c
1
Stanwell Oil & Gas
Feb
90c
Normetal Mining Corp
Obaska
18c
4.515
Norpax Nickel.
Northcal Oils Ltd.
Northern
9VaC
1
3,300
16c
Norvalie
38c
-47c
1.10
—*
1.00
.
,»
40o
47c
1
Spooner Mines & Oils
Stanrock Uranium
3.60
9Vac
33%c. Jan
v
—1
Southern Union Oils
95c
1.32
Feb
10%
"2Qc.} JanA
.
.
1
1
Ltd
Mines
Siscoe
3.40
IOV2C
,
.
15.125
50c
Mines
27V2C
24C
.1.765
.
.•
Jan
,_i
Stand
Silver
Silvermaque
rJan
24c
A2c
Jan
93c,, Mar
45VaC.gF»eb
.
20c
iJan
—
Rankin---
20c.
..
;
2,200
5c
—
Mines
Northspan
20c
7,434.
•
12c
16c/
,
52,590
25c
1
^:
Feb
,3.25 Jan
Jan
.12 %o Jan
,9.65 Jan /,
30c
14;500
*
13c
Feb
8c-Feb
-
/. 85c
.
5.35
Jan
5c
10.500
5c
.
.
4
5.312
5.053
/ -:; 10 >-.10.%'...
10 Vi
7.000
92c S
13c
;
"
-
:10c
/i4c
85c
27c
18.000
———-1
—-1
North
13c
,
f
8c
14c
;
:
5.15
Jan
Jan
—
North
300
14c
10c
4c- Jan. •
.,2.40 Jan;fm
,8c Mar
14c
"Jan
.
27c
6c
15c
Canadian
2.80
,
5.35
28c
1
New Rouyn Merger
—1
New Senator Rouyn..
1
Nickel Mining & Smelting
-1
Nickel Rim Mines——.—————-I
Nisto Mines
—1
North
: 2.75
•
Jan
Jan
23c
.Ai^.^JanAV'
59,450
l
5 Vac
—
—-
9,200
5 Vac
1
1.24
10c
II,550
34VaC 35VaC
1.70
'H Vfcc Jan
^'#*:•>..' > "
Silver Miller Mines
26 Vac
Mines
Mines
Jan
*
5Ce
1
2.40
—1
Mines.-
Mines
7c
1
5V2C
Newnorth Gold Mines
Norlartic
2.366
1
1
-
Norgold
■
:85c
1
341/2 c
Petroleum—---——50c
Gold
8c
50c
Gold
Gold
Petrol
——1
1
1
New Kelore Mines
——;
-*
NeWlund Mines
1
New Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
Norbeau
,74.650
Feb
/
1.48
/
Feb
.A 8e
'
1
Jan
1.06
A, 9.400
Vic
17
Jan
80c .JMar
1.48
5c
1
2.10 Mar
5,000
2.17
5c
——-—■—
-
Sigma Mines Quebec
Jan
21c
Jan
18 Vac
45,290
12 VaC. 15 VaC
141/2
1
—
13,500
8.65
8Vac
Jan
*
Feb
Jan
11.541
1
Sheritt Gordon
Jan
J
4.05
VaC
_i
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
Jan
84c
—1
1
Jan
Feb
Harricana
New. Hosco Mines
Nor Acme
1.55
20c 22 Vac
*
1
:
;
Uran
Satellite Metal
Jan
Feb
14
—
Jan
6.85
v
24,200
5c
1
Mines
River
Sarcee
Jan
I8V2C
7V2C
74c
New
New Jason
Jan
I,200
Mines———-—
Holdings ———A J——
Goldvue
10,928
14V4
Continental Oil of Canada
New
8c
23Vac Feb
8,767
21c
19c
19c
-90c
8c
.1
;
;
Antonio
Sand
Jan
1,435
Mines——
Davies
64c
5.000
26c
1.00
New
Mar
7.300
19,785
Calumet
New
52c
San
Jan
76c
.Bidlamaque Gold-
Newconex
57c
Feb
2.76
*
7.408
1.49
*
1
*
Consolidated
Rowan
Jan
40c
10c
Mines
Athona
10,700
2.64
Jan
2.25 Mar
14%
Mines——
Alger
New
31c
450
8 Vac 11
1.49
lOVaC
1
Mines
Rockwin
Jan
2IV2.C Mar
25 Vac
9c
Petroleum
New
29c
53c
Mines—,————————
Nealon
27c
19,386
14
——«—■—
Exploration
National
7,100
2.39
Jan
>
A'40C\ ZJan-
2.500
80c
80c
Feb
75c
——
Creek
National
23c
2.25
Jan
42c.
50c
Feb'
32c
Jan
30
Jan
6Vac
9c
-«
Murray Mining Corp
Nama
33V2C
Jan
'75c
Wright Iron-—^—
Murphy
Jan
4 VaC
——;—1
Min Ore: Mines
Moneta
21V2C
29 VaC
*
*
Petroleums—
Corp
Mining
Multi
22c
1
*
1
---
Mining
Mill City
Mt
—
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0 :
1
•
1
_1
.—J
Mines
Athabasca
Roche
Mar
27c
1,565
4 VaC
2.35
1
*
1-25
—
Gold Mines—
Petroleums —
37.500
5C
5c
Exploration & Development_50c
Island Mining.
—1
Mentor
Meta
Lake.—
Red
McMarmac
29c 31 Vac
3Cc
1
Lake——
Bed
Hiffh
66c
.-/Mar
'
8.25/ 8.55
1
Ryanor Mining
McKenzie
8.25
1
Algom
Rio Rupununi
9.15 Jan
Jan
12,200
51
Jan
8c
8.50
-1,685
3.25,,
1
1
—
Rexpar Minerals
Feb
8c
bVtC
49c
3.40
.;
"
Feb
9c
flVaC
8 Vac
44c
3.25
44c
_1
——
Develop
Raglan Nickel
Ranger Oil Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Renabie
Mines
Jan
49c
.
.11.500
1
.Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
Feb
11c
.
45c
-46c
1
——
10.700
42c
27
.
i" Feb
8c
8 Vac
r:
,
•
17Vac Mar
7,000
2,625
9c
12VaC 12 Vac
—-J '
i—
19c
17 Vac
40c
1
Quebec Mattagami —:
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining
Quonto Explorations Ltd
Feb
4.750
126,190
t 8 VaC
40c
•-
*
——
Quebec Manitou Mines
Jan
9V2C
.
Ltd _A
Copper
Quebec Labrador
Quebec Lithium
Jan
5Vzc
18g
;
;
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
Mar
'8c
18c
—
-
Airways
Quebec Ascot
Feb
3.95
23c
5C-:
.
2.33
18c
1
—1
1
—*
;
——
Mining Corp
Martin-McNeely Mines
Matachewan Consol A--Mavitimes
Mattagamd Lake
Maybrun Mines
4c
Jan
Jan
90c
j——-———-—1,
s
— —-1
Mines
■"
Jan
4c
Feb
6c
5%c
-1
——*
:
———
,
Maralgo
Marboy
21c
:
5c
Baivue. &—A—
Manitou
16c
.
491
X'l;; /
Feb
50c
12.800
28 Va
1
1
;
Purdex Minerals Ltd
8c
2:38
—A-
Uranium
Maneast
31,000
5c
93c
5c
94c
—
I.341
23c
52c
27
1
Provo Gas Producers
Jan
Prospectors
Jan
.
3.25 Jan
3.70
~
50c
1.39 Mar
Feb
18c
18c
<
Jan
HV2C
Jan.
3.50
3.60
—1
Macfie Explorations
:—1
MacLeod. C'ockshutt
————:—A—1
Madsen Red Lake—
—_———_1
Magnet Consolidated Mines——:
1
Majortrans %—iLLi*
——
—*
Malar tic Gold .Fields—»——.
-—1
Macdonaid Mines.—
Feb
19c
-Jan
5c
Gold—
1.75
/
1.15 Mar
12c.
Low.
51c
50c
Rouyn
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
28 %*
Oils
.
Shares
*
Jan
8c
1
Gas
6c
Jan
1.57
10.100
1.15
15 VaC
.-l
-A.
"
Jan
15c
Jan
■.19c
Feb
&
Prairie Oil Roy—
Preston Mines Ltd
1.50 Jan
Jan
1.30
Low
Development
Ponder
Gold Mines .Ltd—
Macassa
•
Placer
36c
Gold Mines—
YE
Jan
3.75
1
Lyndhurst- Mines
Lynx
Place
3.90
'
39c
.
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Uranium
Louvicoart Goldfield
4.10 Mar
Jan
3.7ft
—
Lexindin.Gold Mines
Little Long Lac Gold
Lorado
Jan
3.70
1
50c
:—.
,
Long; Ppjnt
2.95
1.750
———_1
-1
Langis Silver ————Latin American.
i
Leitch Gold Mines^.,.,-.
Lencourt
5.000
v
*
-Gold Mines———
Lamaque
Oil
4.10
3.80
for Week
Range
of Prices
Par
3.85
4.10
*
—
Last
Sale Price
.High
Low
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1,19G3
Shares
High
,
(Range for Week Ended March 8)
Sales
for Week
Week's
Last V A Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Friday
43
22 V2C Mar
tnl/A:
Jan
Trt
r-*
FOOTNOTES FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
lot sale (not included in year's range), d Deferred delivery
e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, t Cash sale (not included
r an ge)..-1 Ex -1 iqu id a tin g
dividend. (Un).Admitted to. unlisted trading privileges, wd When
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•,
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,
«No-par value, a Odd
included in year's range),
.sale .(not
in year's
delivered.
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44
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1052)
National and Eastern; List of.. Over-The-Counter Securities
Th*
The
and asked
bid
mo
following
following
quotations
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guide
by
'the bid
)
the
to
do not represent actual
They
sources.
They
transactions.
within which these securities could have been sold
range
bought (indicated
or
obtained from the National Association of Securities
are
by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
furnished
quotation
on
"National"
Origin of
Esley
Electronics
Ets-Hokin
Abbey Rents
Alarm
Cameo
8 /4
3%
Camioc
1
Device
Albee
Homes
_
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Land
.7%
10c
Allied
113A
8%
Allyn & Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp
Alterman Foods Inc
American Air
Biltrite
American
Express
American
12%
9%
51%
1
36 %i
M'v 3%
3%
10%
Christiana
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preferred
25
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class A—16%c
20%
18%
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National
Collyer
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20%
1%
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Inc
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Engineering
Insulated
Colonial
Stores
._1
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Co
Wire
10
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Co
_*
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23
_2%
18%
Co^>.5
Colorado1 Interstate Gas
23
41%
:
Anchor
13
14
Anheuser-Busch
Inc
53
4
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Arden
Inc
56%
/
54%
,-':57
3%
5%
6%
3%
Co " common
4%
1
15%
;
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Valley
Power
50%
30V4
53%
■'i 32
13%
;'Z 14%
/
16%
17%
V
19 %
Armstrong
(A J). & Co. Inc—1
Metal
21
Arvida
10
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class A,1
Assembly Products Inc—
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9%
1
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66
1
Associated Springs Corp—i
Associated Transport Inc
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/
14%
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Atlanta
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Cook
5
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Corp
6'
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28%
15%
1
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8%
11%
11%
—40c
4%
Retailers of Amer_50c
Automatic
35%
Avery
Adhesive
1
8%
Products
Aztec
Oil
&
Inc
Gas
2.50
Babcock Electronics
Atomic
Baltimore
Bangor
Hydro
Banlife
12%
Craig
Inc_
1
Company
;
11%
Electric
3%
5
81%
.1V'*'
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1
1
8%
Distilling Co
Properties class A„
Bates Mfg
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
Baystate Corp
10
__
Vv
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/
10%,
-
8%
13%
Becton
...
Dickinson
&
Co
1
Manufacturing
Isle
Corp
20c
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Belmont
Iron Works
Bemls Bros Bag Co—
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Berkshire
Gas
Berkshire
Hathaway
-25
O
1
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Matic
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10
Inc
Corp
Corp
&
Black
Son
Hills
Black
List
7%
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.
Power
&
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25%
conv
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14%
15%
Dunham
19%
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7%
16%
20%
1
47
15
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;
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10%
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Bon
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\ -7%
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Newman
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Industries
Bowl-Mor Company
i
Bowman
Bowmar
Bowser
•
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Drugs
Brdigeport
Gas
&
Const
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Brush
Beryllium
Burnhain
&
(W J)
Agency
class
Bush Terminal
of1
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Caldor
Corp
Electrada
Electro
.
Electro Instruments
Electro-Tec
17%
44%
2%
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,
33/8
;- 6%
13%
•
18%
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5%
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class
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2%
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of Vision,———^::
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3%
8%
4
44
27%
30%
Elizabethtown
12%
13%
Elizabethtown Water Co
Elk
Horn
Cons
Coal
25%
40%
6
6%
5%
6%
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6%
7%
Ennis
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2
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7%
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International
Interstate
16%
Interstate
20
21%
Interstate
4%
4
25
*
4%
4%
Company,.
10c
9%
10%
27
Interstate
Investors
Ionics
Textbook
Bakeries
23
27
Co
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Co
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173/4
19
38%
4134
50c
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McClennan Inc
30%
v.
Inc
~
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class
A
1
30 3/4
A
preferred
Mid-States
13%
22%
24%Y
2 61/4
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Mfg
9%
19%
1
7V2
13
1
203
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Missile Systems
10c
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10
12%
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39
41%
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5 (2
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23
25 Va
24%
26%
26%
1
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12%
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1
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Co
12%
13%
1
16
183a
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10
10 7'8
1
Servocontrols
Moore Drop Forging Co
Moore-Handley Inc
Knudsen
6%
14%
1
Co
Monroe Auto Equipment—,
Morrison
11%
/
6
13%
5
Co
_—;
Morningstar-Paisley
8%
10%
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Park
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44%
10%
1
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9
8%
9%
1
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Moore Products Co,:
14
194
22%
21
42
1
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21%
7%
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Monmouth
12%
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Ins
AA
5
91
com
1
27%
—.—5
Fire
Union
Corp class
2.50
A
Ins
Insurance.
Northern
Co of N Y
19 Va
21 Va
Old
43 Va
46%
Pacific
Indemnity
62%
Pacific
Insurance
59y4
140%
160
Amer—3
3%
N Y_10
Co.i.
Insurance
47%
Colonial
65%
so
Colonial Growth
65-^'C
48
Pioneer Home
■
,
.
82%
•.
Owners
Life—.1
Commonwealth
Gen
Int'l
.
Fd__1
11%
7%
34"
Mutual Investment
;_1
9.08
12.97
Mutual Shares Corp
1
al4.25
1
2.73
2~79
9.52
10.40
Nation Wide Securities Co Inc.l
X21.42
23.17
Federal
14.36
15.52
Fidelity'Bankers Life Ins
——1
Fidelity & Deposit of Md--——5
64Va
68%
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
74%
11.42
12.48
Firemen's Fund
1.25
35%
37%
Reserve
Insurance
1
6.07
6.64
First Nat'l Life
1
5%
6%
St
Fire
————1
3.90
4.26
Franklin
9.68
•
10.58
1
9.52
10.40
National
Investors
Corp
15.33
16.75
National
Securities
Fund
Concord
50c
9.20
8.13
8.84
Inc
1
11.77
Continental
Inc
X19.25
7.22
Series B
Crown
.
Western
Diversified
18.96
Fund
6.56
7.18
De
Vegh Investing Co Inc
Vegh Mutual Fund Inc
1
11.26
12.17
9.16
9.25
Capital Fund Ltd_34c
al4.99
York
Delaware
Growth
Diversified
Dividend
Dow
Fund
Stock
11.77
10.21
11.16
17.15
Inc_l
8.05
8.90
One
Shares
25c
Invest Fund
Inc
3.22
4.64
17.18
Pioneer
Price
Eaton
&
Fund
Howard—
Balanced
X12.18
13.16
Provident
50c
X13.09
14.15
Puritan
Corp—1
5.33
5.83
10
a20.13
20c
8.52
14.03
15.33
Hartford
Steam
5.83
6.34
9.94
10.87
1
7.86
8.54
1
14.85
Energy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc__
Putnam
(Geo)
Putnam
Growth
Fund
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
Fidelity
Trend
Fiduciary
Financial
Inv
14.52
Industrial
15Vb
U S
U S
38 Va
Central
Life
Lawyers
Florida Mutual Fund
Founders
Life
Life
Insurance
Title
Ins
Series
Bond
Util.
3.15s Mar 15. 1963
9.74
10.69
3%8
Scudder
13.37
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
3cudder
4.47
5.71
6.25
Selected
Shares in Amer Industry Inc
1
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1'
Southwestern Investors Inc
1
10.68
11.67
13.60
14.83
8.05
8.70
2.19
•6.21
11.01
Sovereign
Investors
lc
.
2.46
2.71
State
7,51
8.25
Stein Roe
Investment Corp
& Farnham
——lc
.1
14.02
37.12
1
a29.85
Sterling Investment Fund Inc^-l
11."72
12.67
7.11
7.75
6.01
6.61
Balanced
lc
2.55
2.81
Stock
Inc
1
7.43
1
Investors
921
Inc
Fund
—1
X6.64
-lc
6.60
12.52
13.71
Common
Fully
20th
:
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Growth
Industry
shares—lc
Inc
9.22
Fund
l
1:
Inc-.:————-
•:
17.27
H-DA—I
'
4.93
10c
Continental
11.33'
7.39
Inc
lc
5.98
8.58
9.32
Fund
10.19
International
Canada
13.60
6.64
11.73
Shares-1
Fund
of
Incorporated
Income
Incorporated
Fund
Shares
Foundation
Institutional
Fund
Fund
Investment
Co
Investment
Trust
Investors
,
1
Investors
Fund—lc
lc
7.49
4.46
4.87
9.57
6.70
5.64
11.15
Fund
13.06
13.99
15.25
Winfield
11.03
19.09
10.30
Intercontinental Fd_
Fund
—1
Inc—
(The)
6.78
Centennial
Congress
B-l
(Investment Bonds)
B-2
(Medium
(Low
Grade
Priced
Fund
Street
5.68
6.14
11.04
12.07
Devonshire
35.17
Diversification
34.48
1
al2.77
10,1970-1———
Street
l%s
7.67
7.05
———_
101.16
20, 1965—w.—«...
21, 1966—'
101.10
101.18
ICQ
100.12
1
25.09
26.19
Ohio
23.23
25.34
Second
16.26
17.74
Westminster
102.12
3%S Sep
15, 1972
102.16
4 %s
20,1974———.-..
104.16
41/aS Feb 20,
16
20,1970_.~...
American
4%S
v
Tel
Fd_
Inc
-
-
Steel
■
■'..
Apr
1, 1963
Tel
Co
Carrier
Corp
&
Due
Dated
Rate
Paso
Hotel
Edison
T"Hoig
6s
1, 1964
—
15, 1964——
102.30
3%s
Nov
Feb
l%s Apr
4s
101.13
Aug
1%S
95.15
Power
Metropolitan
101%
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
8-
1-62
5-
1-63
Ask
100.1
Potomac Electric 4%s
—1998
101%
100
102
Public Serv Co of Okla 4y8s 1993
98y8
,98%
Quebec Nat
1985
85
89 ya
1965
92
96 ya
ww_196T
107
4%s„ -1992
-102 %
102%
Sheraton
4s
iooy4
_1992
100%
103%
5%s_..1977
>106%
conv_.-1976
_ii
Engl
Trans
5s
Tel
4%s
4%s_2001
.
•„
93.12
Dated
Rate
11-
1-62
8-
3-62
9-
100.1
99.31
1-63
12-
3-63
100
100.2
6-
3-63
100.1
100.3
3.15s
1-63
100
100.2
7-
1-63
100
100.2
3.15s
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
100
100.2
3-
4-63
12-
2-63
1-
102 y8
10-
Ask
99.977
99.978
June
21,
1963——
99.924
99.926
June
22,
1963
99.916
99.919
June 27,
1963
99.870
99.875
July
4,
11,
1963.:
99.820
99.827
July
1963__
99.764
99.771
15,
1963
99.730
99.736
18,
1963
99.704
99.711
25,
1963_
99.650
99.658
2.
1963
99.590
99.594 *:'•
Aug
9,
1963—
99.533
99.538
Aug
15,
1963—.
1963
99.474
99.479
<
Aug
22,
1963
:
Sept.
99.189
July 25, 1963.
Aug 1, 1963—
:
I
1963—
—
May 31,
1963—
1953——
102 ya
1971
110
113
June 13,
5s
1984
118
107
112
99.422 ;
24,
1963———i
—
.
1963
5, 1963—
11,
July 15,
July 18,
Aug
1963——
1963
;
1963-1963—
—.
93.783
93.727
98.870
-
—
—
29,
1963—;
5,
1963_—
99.304
99.309'
Oct
15.
99.245
99.256
Jarx
15,
99.186
03.897
.'.93.340
8, 1963-
99.359..
99.200
99.178
99.127
99.062
X 99.014
93.982
93.954
99.139
1
99.072
99.024
98.992
98.964
98.908
1
98.852
98.796
98.740
98.683
98.627
93.613
98.556
93.546
-•98:232
.93.220
97.460
97.443
121
1970
99.416
..
20,
">.99.352
—
'
100.1
99.31
Treasury Bills
1963
May 16,
May 23,
102 %
1017/8
2-63
Ask
14,
May
May
113-
102 %
1983
Ask
Bid
Due
3.10s
3.15s
4-62
5s debentures
94>
-1993
99%
100%
1Q1%
102V4
New
Gas
Am
100.19
93.8
1-62
105
.
4%s__L_:-1992
_
of
Co
4s„
94.8
100.17
9-
115
102
-1971
Tenn
5%s
100.3
94.4
10-
June
108%
112
-1984
Sthern
>105
Gas
95.8
100.1
100.3
Apr
Apr
Apr
101%
Pictures
96
101.2(1
95.4
100.1
99.31
Apr
Apr
105
102 %
Republic
5%si
<■''
101%
v
100.20
101.22
—
Mar 28,
101%
102%
4%s
E'd
1992
4%s
100.16
95.28
...
1,1966
Mar
Ask
103
101 %
—
Bid
91%
Lt
100.14
Feb 15, 1967--.;-^Apr
1, 1967;
3%s Aug 15, 1967
1 % s Oct
1, 1907-———
102.24
97
93.28
1 Vis
'
97.16
103
100.18
—
3%S
98.30
102.1
100.31
103
102.30
15,1966—.
1,1966—
15, 1966.
Oct
98.11
98.9
97.12
15,1965—
Mar
ioo y4
&
Ask
101
3.15s
85
102
ww
George
-
Pow
Bid
3.20s
100
101V8
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4 Vis
Trailer
Hotel
St
4%s_ -2002
74
point
a
3.35s
-2000
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Fruehauf
Hilton
Tel
4%s
Power &
Duke'Power
1982
68
100.12
100.4
Oct
3 %s
100.5
Bid
3.15s
Pacific
106%
4%s_ .2003
4 Vis
Gas
Consolidated
El
Penn
Potomac
Columbia
Dallas
of
105%
.104.8
103.8
1978-73..
1%S Apr
1,1965
4%s May 15, 1965
1 %S Oct
1,1965.:
al0.45
4%s
101.24
100
99.
1 %s
99.29
—.
Bid
Tele
97.8
93.8
100.24
100.30
100.10
99.27
100.8
3.45s
a77.50
Debentures Issues
York
103.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
165 Broadway Bldg 5 %s ww_1970
Pacific Petroleum 5s
1977
102 %
1969
5Vis
conv
101 %
1994
102.24
15, 1964
47/8s Nov
100.9
100.7
May 15, 1963
100.3
1,1963
—99.13
Nov 15,1963
——101.11
1%S Apr
1,1964
98.28
4%s May 15,1964
—101.31
3%S May 15, 1964
100.29
58
Aug 15,1964——
102.24
al4.32
Inc
Bonds
New
1996
-
Barium
Ches
Ask
Tel
&
_
45/8S
Bell
Bid
97.24
107.16
Aug
Mar
Bonds'
107.8
96.24
106.16
3%s
100.5
100.15
100.9
100.3
100.13
100.7
United States
Recent Security & Conv.
Feb
104.16
103.8
108.16
16
103.8
103.16
103.16
104
102.16
1C2.8
...
5%s Feb
103
107. 16
102. 16
102.8
101.12
101.16
—
July 15.71969:
3%s Apr
1, 1970—
......
5%s July 20,19707—........
4V2s Oct
1, 1970-1967^...-.
3%s May
1, 1971
4%s Feb 15,1972-1967
101.16
99.20
101.28
104.8
16
'-:
100.28
103
101.16
101.17
101.12
99.8
.
4%S Mar 20» 1969—
4%s
99.24
16
100,
100.
...
3V4s May
2, 1966
4%s July 20, 1966
4s
May 22, 1967
4%S Mar 20,1968
101.6
l%s Oct
al5.21
Fund
Fund
3%s Feb
101.13
101.4
—
a9.36
,
Centennial
.
101.8
100. 30
4%s
; a42.95
Exchange
100.4
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
May 15, 1963
a20.43
a22.28
Capital
Capital
100.9
100.2
Dec
101,
103,
3 Vis
a83.60
Inc
Inc
Fund
Investors
1
Inc
Fund
Fund
100.7
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Bid
:
Ask
Maturity—
4s
14.27
7.02
6.50
'
99.31
99.29
—
4s
100.26
100.19
Treasury Notes—
all.02
——
Fund
Street
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Inc
Fund—
Federal
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-3
13.20
J
100.2
100
Bonds—
101.3
103. 8
10, 1970.
—
——1
100.2'
20, 1965
—
11.01
6.27
1
Mutual Fund
Fund—10c
Inc
Ask
100.1
-
99.31
Oct
100.22
May 15,1963—
3%s
Aug 15.
1963
3%s Nov 15, 1963—
3%S Feb 15, 1964———
Swap Funds-
Empire
Johnston
1
Ind
Fund
Bank
Land
100
Apr 20, 1964
Oct 20,; 1964—
102
3%s
11.93
17.65
Inc
Growth
'Bid
4 %s
101, 20
12, 1966s...
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14.20
1
Fund
Fund
point
a
4s
Certificate of Indebtedness—
11.18
1
Inc
Equity
Fund
Wisconsin
Fund
Research
10.23
Fund
Wellington
Wellington
12.19
Selective Fund
Investors
Investors
1
Whitehall
10.46
1
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Istel
6.84
1
Mutual Income Fund
Investors
Inc„ 1
Washington Mutual
Investors
18%
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
9.87
10.71
38%
17
100.1
100. 14
18.93
3.09
9.79
11
35
100.28
102
Jun
—
4%$ Jun 12, 1973
4%s Feb 10,1977
6.83
6.13
Ltd.
Investing Corp
.1
2%s May
1,1963
3%s Aug 20, 1963..
3%s Oct 22, 1963
10.53
9.03
Wall Street
81
10
100
101
10, 1964
Dec 11, 1964—1...
Feb 10, 1972
4%s Jun 12, 1972
12.82
9.60
5.16
*
2.83
7.39
12.55
35
77
Life- Assurance
Ohio
Federal
100.3
100, 15
5%s
7.26
1
6.76
Boston
of
Stock
Fund
11.47
Inc.
100.4
100. 22
14.86
17.42
i
Inc——1
1
Group Funds—
Investors
Income
lc
America
of
Fund
Line
63%
32%
4s
4%s Aug 10,1971—--1-—il
4%s Sep 10, 1971
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc.
—10c.
A-
•
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Line
Value
Fund-lc
Growth
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60 %
.
100, 24
1964
1965—
Sep
4%8 Apr
4VsS. Sep
Ltd—
Fund
Institutional Income
Int'l
1
1
Investors——:
Institutional
Inst
Inc
Boston
100.2
100.3
100. 1
100. 2
10.67
6.25
1
Ltd—1
Reserve
1, 1963--..-—
3.05s June 3, 1963-—-—..
3.15S Aug 1, 1963—
100.2
100
3%s Mar ll, 1968.-1^—. 99, 8
4%S Apr 10,1969-—.—^-...102
3.99
10.03
1
Fund
United
2.55
7.85
15,
6.50
2.33
Income
Income
Funds
2
...
3.15s Apr
100.1
10, 19653%s Mar 10, 1966—'
12.38
3.65
1
Fund
Science
United
¥.04
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
•
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Fund
United
5,39
4.82
—lc
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Fund
Accumulated
United
of
100.1
100
100
4%s
_
Inc—
United
United
Series; H-C7.—10c
Imperial
Growth
United Funds
17.79
a20.83
Hamilton Funds Inc—
Series
Century
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd—1
10.10
1
1
Inc
Shares
Guardian Mutual Fund
28 Va
100. 1
3%S
7.24
(The) Stock Fund_lc
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7.22
Croup Securities—.
Aerospace-Science
26 Va
3%8 May 11, 1964
10.09
General Investors Trust-.
Western
4%s Dec
8.08 "
—
Television-Electronics
S
56 y4
15 1963
Sep
4s
;
Fund-
52 '/4
15, 1963
15, 1963
Aug
3%s
a35.77
1
lc
series
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Co In
Ins
Westchester Fire.
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s Nov 12. 1963——.:
39.87
series
Fire Insurance
Life
17 V4
...
3.30s Sep 16. 1963
3.20s Jan 25 wi
15.36
*
—
Street
stock
America
T~9.87
5.71
stock
of
9.12
2.00
Common
Fundamental
a9.82
10.07
22
16
July 16. 1963
3.30s
1
*
1
Funds—
series
3.40s May
Shares—1.25
1
;
3.40s Apr
18.60
a
3%s
4.08
20%
41%
Apr 15, 1963—99. 31
al3.50
25c
Clark
10c
Preferred
Fund
f
16.05
Security Life Ins (Ala).l
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
5
U S
7%
58%
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of
Federal Home Loan Banks-*Ask
Bid
Banks for Cooperatives-
7.53
10.96
Revere Fund Inc—i_
12.,
6%
1;
2
Co
11
753%
—
America
City of N Y.2
Variable Annuity Life Insur
1
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12%
26%
172
2.50
of
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5
&
56%
183
*
(Tex)
132%
107%
Obligations of Government Agencies
6.89
19.70
Inc
5
Co
127
15.68
8.92
"
18%
Ins
Corp
10.03
12.30
Mutual Fund
Foursquare Fund
Franklin Custodian
8 '/a
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121%
24%
8
5
89 %
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87%
115
11%
(NY)—2
86
<
68%
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1
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116
&
76%
83
102
10
14
Lamar
8.82
14.43
1
Stock Fund
Title Guaranty Co (NY)
Travelers Insurance Co
57%
of Buffalo
&
Standard
1
American
Standard See Life: Ins
74
.——--5
Life
Research
Common
47%
72
53%
—2
Kentucky
4.42
8.16
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45%
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Intl Life Ins Co
14.67
4.04
18.22
Florida Growth Fund Inc
42
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1
Canada
5
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20%
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&
11
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1
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11.50
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1
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Illinois
7.96
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Fund
69
United
10.03
1
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9.18
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Fund
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15%
6.25
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71
79
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54%
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14%
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11.39
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62%
5
32
5
Security Ins (New Haven).
10
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Southland Life Ins Co
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5
117%
5
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:
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71%
10.73
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25
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Fire
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17
46%
3
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Hartford
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Electronics
Hanover
13.45
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224
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44
33
83
2
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5
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Paul
32
Life Ins
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4
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67
214
10
12.68
12.31
Inc
10
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11.60
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63 y2
new
111
60
15%
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1
Pine Street Fund Inc
5.02
15.81
15 V*
Corp
1
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
3.53
1
1
Dreyfus Fund Inc
14 Vs
(DC)_1.50
Ins
American
Inc
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
9.75
Reinsurance
5
Employ Life Ins
Greatamerica
Gulf
Quaker
10
(N C) new.
Pyramid Life Ins Co
78
-
Fund
Street
Oppenheimer
Gov
Great
&
Shares
William
Penn Square
8.82
Fund—1
Investment
Theory
10.77
Chemistry
Electronics
57.29
1
Inc
16.98
56.72
1
Fund
Delaware Income Fund
Diver
1
Fund Inc
R P
Horizons
New
67
84 Va
Corp
Gov't Employees Insur
1
i_
63 ya
Internat'l Life Ins.2.50
8.45
Series
Bus
74
Insurance
7.73
Stock
&
77
(Phoenix)
General Reinsurance
7.88
•
(S F)
Georgia
v
Providence-Washington
——4
Glens Falls
New
1
Life
29%
Corp—5
Co
1
Ins_
4%
27y4
Assoc
Reinsurance
6.28
Nucleonics
De
Group
Insurance
Men's
3Va
1
of NY
.8.47
——-1
New England Fund
20.71
1
Inc
Investment
Income
Employers
Employers
Profess
1.25
IN J)
7.75
1
Series——.
Growth
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Co
5.75
Series
Income
Stock
7.21
1
Preferred Stock Series
20.75
6.61
Series
Dividend
12.72
Investment Trust_l
Growth Fund Inc_lc
Consolidated
Series
Bond
10.00
1
.
Fund
1
Series—■
Balanced
Inc
Fund
Eagle Fire Ins
Eastern Life Ins Co
Series—
Investment
Stock
Composite Bond & Stock
Composite
Fund
Fund—1
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
127%
6%
12.00-
xll.87
& Energy—.>1
89%"
.
10 %
11.41'
10.98
Commonwealth Income Fund—1
63%
,
57%
43
Forster Inc..—54J/2
;
50%
,
34%,
si
*
5*.'
Mutual-Invest
10.49
1
inc—.—...
Fund
•;
{32%-,
(Wash,
Philadelphia -Life Ins Co
-85 -i,'
Phoenix Insurance, Cbil-.l.-iO1' .123'...
167
7,51%
301
Mutual Trust Shares——
Chemical
-
275
of
19%
,v.
•,•48%
Co__
Co
44"%
17%
12%.
■
.,,46%
Peoples JLife Ins, Do—v
70Va
79 Va
—
Peerless
145
Co
Ins
Life
35
.**4-
,-42%
North Western Natl Life Ins Co_
Ins
18%
•
32%
3.33y8
Northeastern
15%
31%
28%
50%
•..43%.
Rlver.^—C..i..-r.—.2.5(1
13%;
94%
,
it 10%"
—5
Co.—
139
48
York
Line
80%
95
90%
Hampshire Insurance——5?
North
59%
132
29J/a
America—1
Insurance
,
57%,
76
10
New
,
28
39
(Bait)——
5%
54%
New
64%
65
Crum- &
15%
159 ;
54
10
&
National
..—10
Criterion
15.85
Life
Nat'l Old
3%
Continental Assurance Co—-—5
Continental Casualty Co*-—-^5
8i 11 *^ri.8.89
14.66
4.09
Investing, Foundation—1
Nat'l
7%
Life
16y4
26 y4
NY—2
Life Ins
National Fire
60
Ins'(Ga)-1.25
of
Co
Continental Amer
6.U-V, ' "6.70,,
:
Ins
Monument
62 ya
"A»%-2
•
14%
67 V2
-
-1*
of
37%
3
Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
Connecticut Gen Life.' Insur_-:.5
24.55-
22.46;
Inc—1
'(NY)
Casualty
Life Insur Co
-1
34%
6Va
Boston Insurance Co_-_^.^_^—5
Citizens
14%
Mass
15
10
Life
Citizens
.Funds-rrV;,
Found
Inc.l
(Wash DC)—1
(Galveston)
1
Companies
Standard
Life
13
Re-insurance__—5
Beneficial
15.14
v
-.7.59
Fund-rbeneficial
interest—1..
/Growth^ 'Series^
Mutual
6.68
1.60
Stock-
Growth
Fund Inc.
Morton. (B
13.49- :.r"14.74*
...
■
int„33%c
Medical Securities, Fund
10.25Vtn.20:
Growth; Stock? FUndr-i.——i.lc
Century
Chase- Fund
-
1.47
/
36%
126%
1
Indemnity & Life Ins
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Cb.l
34
Natl Life Ins" (N J)_—2
Bankers
,,-1.82
Trust
Investors
beneficial
1.67
■J
34
121
10
Ins
32"%
2.50
Bankers & Shippers——
w
.
Massachusetts- Life
Units
,
Fund' Ltd;
Capital' Life Ins Shares? &«• V
j
r.
.
shares—lc
Industries
shares' of
7.25
;
al4.89
Life
Casualty—
Maryland
American
American
Co of Va
12y4
1
6.57
Ins
Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
ny4
Life Ins—
17.69
Life
National
30%
5
Assurance
Mercury
Liberty
91%
28%
153
6.03
Nat
Lincoln
41%
87%
Penna—5
of
Co
Insur—5
16.19
Amer
Life Insurance
13%
Assurance
Loyal Amer Liie Ins Co Inc_50c
a28.88
Amer
Life &
257/a
12%
(Newark N J)—2V2
Co
23J/4
24
Life
Lincoln
Inc__1
14.51
Canadianf .Fund; inc^-i*.--—.—1
21%
American Income Life Ins Co—1
Ins
43 y4
47J/8
Fla)
Home
40V2
Ask
38%
2
88
Amer
Mas&fTnvestors
Ltd-.*—
(1954)
American
Bid
2
Liberty Life Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)
44!/4
Stk Fund Inc--1
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
Fund—
.
Heritage
(Jacksonville
Par
87 Va'
84%
6.08
Investors
Ask
134%
Ins__
11.86
Insurance
;
130
Co_1.50
15.87
Massachusetts
Canada
American
Life
Insur
5.55
1
10.15
6.63
General
10.85
Growth
Income Trust
9.29
12.51
Inc_
American
15.00
Lazard Fund Inc
4.94
.-1
Fund
Founders
American
Fund—1
Knickerbocker
4.10
13.42
?
—5
Insurance.
————1
9.32
12.30
Bullock. Fund Ltdi-^*-!——1
California
Fund
4.52
50c
Investing;..-
Street
Knickerbocker Fund
11.25
Fund Inc—1
———i—1 •
Inc—1'.:.
Fund
Boston
Broad
Keystone
5.85
Life
Ridge Mutual
Bondstock: Corp..
Blue
4.94
Life
Agricultural Insurance Co—-10
All Amer Life & Casualty (111)_1
American Equitable Assur.—2.50,
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
22.61
12.30
S-3
Inc
1
Trust
*
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33V3C
American Mutual Fund
10.00
20.72
1.65
al4.69
Bid
Casualty & Surety—-3.50 •:; 83 Va
Aetna
10.71
1
9~64
1
Associated
v
9.81
9.16
(High-Grade Com Stk)1
(Income Com Stocks)
1
(Growth Com Stock)—1
S-2
Friday, March 8)
Insurance Companies
Par
Aetna
Fund
Custodian
Keystone
'4,32
2.12
-Far
.Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
25c
Fund
Aberdeen
i (Quotations for
~
Textron
Amer
5s
1970
ww
U S Industries
Westcoast
5yas
4%s
Trans
series
C
5Vas
'
99%
A—1988
95
—1938
7 96%
"
6,
1963
—
FOOTNOTES FOR
98
•No
99%
New
par
value,
York
Stock
a Net
asset
Exchange,
:
1964———
:S
OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES
value.--b Bid
t New
1963_
stock
yield
x
price.*- d Ex-rights,
Ex-dividend,
wi When
k Admitted
issued:;
i
-
y
to
listing on the
dividend.
Ex-stock
Volume 197
THE
Number 6245
COURSE
Bank clearings 4his:
(1055)
us
based
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
cities of the United States for which
it is possible
1962
;vll
Third Federal Reserve
Pre¬
year ago.
corresponding week last
week in 1962.
same
2,347,238
mary
comparative
Our
for this week follows:
sum¬
8,218,872
8,178,981
(a)
6,171,577
6,216,911
34,040,385
10,933,272
28,386,536
26,416,176
1,306,533,650
1,371,374,396
Jersey—Trenton
cities)
(9
—.
Week Ending March 9
%
1962
1963
York
$18,135,356,248 $15,558,504,523
1,364,875,690
1,232,615,898
1,136,000,000
+
Ohio—Canton
+10.7
1,180,000,000
2.1
1,435,203
<
$
8.0
—
4.2
—
8.6
+
0.5
1,165,651
2,466,522
,2,097,204
2,505,667
7 7 2,739,444
1,224,000,000
6,543,589
7,963,499
2,305,949
*■' 4,984,717
1,085,000,000
4,768,634
7,509,069
3,572,378
„
(a)
—
0.7
—58.6
6,321,292
25,162,181
18,340,688
21,046,476
4.7
1,297,108,767
1,164,289,200
—12.3
+ 19.9
—
6,380,870
25,088,934
12,06i,tou
11,747,263
440,927,111
13,208,517
—11.1
535,514,663
—17.7
16,073,824
343,555,869
641,339,828
105,670,800
12,045,168
14,650,209
526,646,295
1,557,315,049
1,715,291,308
9.2
1,659,981,993
Cleveland
8.9
Columbus
864,229,273
793,791,955
+
509,853,685
+
6.8
419,700,000
Francisco
San
16,159,441
352,856,486
Cincinnati
3.9
544,567,966
City
Louis
St.
>.
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
Chicago
Kansas
$
+16.6
Philadelphia
Boston
+
5,638,834
Delaware—Wilmington
Total
—14.4
(a)
i
,
V
*
1,289,000,000
3,525,270
Wilkes-Barre
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
2,299,718
(a)
New
gain for the week ending Friday of 16.6%.
a
:
;
,
5,134,873
1,235,000,000
3,221,570
York
center there is
(a)
V-.,
Scranton
At this
; 1,711,970
1,465,863
:V'V
,
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals
year.
1960
'
Lancaster
:*•
1961
or
Dec.
District^Philadeiphia-
..i Bethlehem.
Chester
Inc.
& $
> Pennsylvania—Altoona
to obtain weekly clearings will
$32,062,300,059 against $28,261,249,493 for the
47
Week Ended. March 2
OF, BANK CLEARINGS I
indicate that for the week iended Saturday, March 9, clearings for all
be 13.4% above those of the
stand at
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
week will show an increase compared with a
liminary figures compiled by
of the country;
**
.
397,900,000
+
5.5
916,511,000
810,597,110
492,822,780
434,037,070
616,658,941
Baltimore
410,874,865
89,569,200
Mansfield
Youngstown
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
+13.5
Cleveland
!
592,376,61^.. + 4.1
378,952,82$' +8.4
13,281,377
—
—
—
—
8.1
3.3
7.8
9.2
14,426,959
320,434,876
659,030,762
83,007,400
'•{
12,135,903
15,190,362
465,533,502
+13.1
Pittsburgh
694,701,624
Total
Ten
Cities,
five
days
cities,
five
days
$24,945,596,763 $21,844,629,755
+14.2
5,347,183,115
+10.9
$30,876,182,843 $27,191,812,870
+13.6
1,186,117,216
1,069,436,623
$28,261,249,493
1,569,759,764
Virginia—Huntington
6,980,615
4.8
6,512,381
25,560,000
26,434,000
3.3
256,130,593
249,749,857
2.6
20,448,000
253,428,143
6,663,919
6,106,934
21,834,000
+10.9
$32,062,300,059
—
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmondwest
Other
cities)
(7
+13.4
5,930,586,080
Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
South
Carolina—Charleston
214,888,127
8,505,931
All
all
cities,
days
five
cities,
one
day
Total
all
cities
9,997,630
9,698,539
Maryland—Baltimore
Total
519,946,868
475,148,885
9.4
District of
Columbia—Washington
169,212,126
162,241,579
4.3
9,949,914
506,169,296
156,299,252
(6
987,827,832
929,936,779
+
6.2
952,806,986
775,748,135
33,176,446
170,212,930
475,600,000
140,734,814
386,100,000
Total
for
week
___
cities)
3.1
393,542,202
130,870,941
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta-
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will appear in
Tennessee—Knoxville
34,750,677
We cannot furnish them today,
Saturday and the Saturday figures
are
March 2.
same
For that week there
was
an
center
showing
an
increase of
present further below,
we
week—the week ended
they are located and from this we note that in
register
a
Cleveland
of
District
Reserve
and in the Atlanta Reserve District
the totals.are
In the
totals
the
an
improvement
In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show a decrease of
following
we
Ended
March
furnish
a
3rd
4th
6.9
+
5.2
1,967,421,996
+ 12.6
450,200,000
3.7
226,861,163
204,942,336
2.9
173,347,267
148,147,754
71,640,207
2,235,943
1,458,632,402
(=17 cities)-.
Louis
483.800,000
429,700,000
217,452,109
225,747,796
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
183,398,131
188,526,737
2,972,992
3,446,310
887,623,232
847,420,843
1,119,908,650
+
2.1
1,099.852,854
918,883,396
21,491,020,726
19,656,124,822
+
9.3
17,715,646,665
14,018,143,307
4.7
1.297,108,767
10
"
1,544,122,547
1,576,099,665
—
2.0
Chicago
17
"
1,970,038,806
1,872,134,941
+
5.2
St.
8th
St.
4
"
887,623,232
847,420,843
+
4.7
North
1,371,374,396
—
1,715,291,308
!
—
9.2
+
Total
(4 cities)
739,526,352
739,280,796
+
South
0.1
844,621,130
850,834,058
—
0.7
"
699,581,770
744,728,876
—
10
"
1,734,784,880
1,719,290,969
+
0.9
34,906,379,266
33,142,426,103
+
5.3
30,958,697,626
25,916,531,429
13,969.022,922
14,028,856,454
—
0.4
13,756,378,305
12,333,110,869
106 cities
York City
detailed
our
statement
Ended
1962
$
5,254,083
River___*_
9,176,555
924,315,985
905,782,102
4,091,256
Lowell
Bedford
%
Dec. f/o
1960
—
4.228.943
9.4
: >
8,610,272
891.521,994
4,652,531
4,115,109
—12.1
—11.9
+30.5
\'V
; ;
480,137,492
191,571,329
182,215,182
10,901,472
9.0
9,713,489
9,912.472
4,107,665
3,680,660
+ 11.6
4,311,529
3,409,122
6,083,276
1.8
7,317,610
6,594,555
15,500,623
+ 11.4
15,266,202
13,560,779
739,526,352
739,280,796
0.1
750,439,219
704,866.695
+ 13.8
1,077,495
12,400,577
cities)
(7
1,305,595
4.017.510
204,330,342
6.3
20.317,656
16,728,140
63,172,971
8.3
58.295,256
62,276,337
—
6.4
26,432,134
■Dallas
Fort
—
3.5
60,513,000
4,152,741
—
2.3
3,524,139
2.1
1,099,852,854
918,883,396
-
Worth
—
.
"
,
;
176.957,038
3.686,407
—
3,825,217
\ 47,902,515
0.1
3.6
34,087>453
-
170,611,219
'
'
141,904,750
2,990,526
Total
!
—i
-
3,950,161
20,937,356,344
York
Rochester
60,805,768
V
—
•
4,484,607
19,113,569,649
V-
—11.9 >
+
9.5
63,472,225
—
4.2
•,
.
4,978,968
17,202,319,321
.
56,127,176
•,
13,583,420,560
48,215,430
33,685,423
36,9i9,949
—
8.0 ^
29,760,603
+
8.1:
89,573,749
84,197,650
112,152,616
+
6.5
"All,382,588
87,598,201
21,491,020,726 ~y. 19,656,124,822
+
9.3
17,715,646,665
14,018,143,307
•
cities)
._
0.8
+ 19.4
13,434,089
1.7
1,271,87a
1,551,981
915,126
10,272,852
200,184,317
32,117,114
553,551,347
—
2.4
+ 13.6
—
—
—
1.9
+ 19.2
186,699,888
9,775,265
29,240,406
487,355,679
13,694,844
14,182,046
6,835,287
7,971,947
+
6.9
—
0.7
+
8.4
12,886,708
5.9
3.6
574,655,342
44,221,300
6,651,000
6,505,538
13,926,427
5,271,000
5,308,564
13,180,478
699,581,770
cities)—
(6
13,666,273
V 4,838,401
13,701,212
744,728,876
■
6.1
658,846,315
582,689,463
+ 6.4
—25.0
+ 8.5
+ 6.6
— 7.1
—13.2
— 1.7
— 8.9
—15.4
— 3.7
232,160,630
6,546,940
225,308,077
121,599,848
26,425,178
15,334,551
903,127,189
47.317,659
,V 13,114,325
17,528.105
217,207,?56
6,270,942
223,697,051
107,540,024
23,966,790
~
17,376,741
—
—
9.0
—31.8
—
—
—
...
Lake
California—Long
————•
City
Beach—
Pasadena
-
San
Francisco—
——
■Ban'
Santa
:
3arbara.*.^^+..M^+.^.M+
Stockton^
V
Total
270,632,693
5,636,171
250,086,587
139,614,531
25,778,722
12,084,618
.960,795,844
41,184,233
13,920,404
15,051,077
V 254,282,535
f
7,511,822
230,556,777
130,930,341
27,745,973
13,920,395
977,044,532
45,206,253
16,454,774
15,637,567
.
833,044,159
749,487,97?
,
7.9
.
11.288.85T
507,483,015
39,133,978
6,244,000
Grand' total
Outside
(106
New.
V (a) Clearings
809,686,511
40.877,358
i 12,547,698
16,670,294
1,734,784,880
1,719,290,969
+
0.9
1,608,462,502
1,475,840,675
.cities)—34,906,379,266
33,142,426,103
+
5.3
30,958,697,626
25,916,531,429
13,969,022,922
14,028,856,454
0.4
13,756,378,305
12,333,110,86.9
(10 cities).
31,650,486
91,095,417
119,444,835
Northern New Jersey
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
3,865,705
98,505,405
—I
45,150,631
7,727,254
5,766,404
-
Washington—Seattle
3,203,072
'
41,099,806
V
'
(9
«
45,485,000
.
Utah—Salt
53.648,104. + 5.6 ^
15,529,031
656,889,283
FallsA--—•
Wichita
Oregon—Portland
56,657,740
850,834,058
16,828,398
■—
Galveston
3,468,868
+
1,119,908,650
-
617,893,524
—
-
Louisiana—Shreveport
26,741,342
53,710,100
.
+
30,078,037
*'
Second Federal Reserve District—New York—
Total
—
v:
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
14,487,553
176,928,643
7,852,036
844,621,130
cities)
(9
Yakima- -'
—
9,829,289
31,859,540
567,963,715
14,062,743
8,393,644
City
Texas—Austin
16,242,946
7.6
4,058,473
Ybrk-r^lbany^._--^--il^ r
206,083,334
11,733,998
31,331,866
557,284,949
16,763,503
Joseph,
Total
3,535,028
+
1,143,383,292
—
1,196,462
11,033,668
;
Missouri—Kansas
St.
953,271
1,085,258
1,168,057
12,529,513
—
'
Syracuse
—
9,160,730
A 9^037,093
513,098,330
—
3,053,592
1.548,701
+
51,840,700
•
cities)
New Jersey—Newark
V
7.4
7.2
17,260,118
Hastings
729,824,669
17,483,504
28,151,777
•
Island—Providence—
Hampshire—Manchester,..!. \.
New
3,099,428
751,189.518
854,207,382
8,414,347
2.1
20,950,479
68,407,185
New Haven...
J
4.7
2.6
Lincoln
4,048,119
+10.7
+
18,818,998
Connecticut—Hartford
;
+
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
$
22,271,713
;
___
1
3,798,952 "
—13.7
+
«,
Wichita
1961
Inc. or
3,940,647
'
5,142.329
Springfield
Jamestown
395,000,000
,
5.972,523
Dakota—Aberdeen
Total
March 2
1,554,900
=
1,370,176
-
—
—
—
Colorado-Colorado Springs.
10,154,621
1
1,815,347,781
9,924,919
Omaha
4,760,079
Portland
Massachusetts—Boston
jsimira
2.8
1,339,249,270
6,887,682
16,948,607
13,852,640
6,553,963
8,235,404
Helena
showing the figures for each city for the
1963
Maine—Bangor
Buffalo
+
5.1
181,624,379
Dakota—Fargo
i,uvo,»Di^w
$
-New
6.0
+ 30.0
6.1
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
(12
+
—
20,055,029
1,618,124
513,254,982
Montana—Billings
"
Clearings at—
Total
—11.9
9,436,512
57,319,756
7,624,476
_
Paul
Kansas—Topeka
A
6.6
194,675,475
Minneapolis
9
__
Week
New
+ 22.6
—
5,261,686
499,961,176
Minnesota—Duluth
week ended March 2 for four years:
Rhode
5.6
9,661,399
181,369,628
,;V .V
Ninth Federal Reserve District^ •Minneapolis—
6
City
Worcester
—
0.9
6.2
929,936,779
Nebraska—Fremont
New
—
1,164,289,200
Atlanta
Fall
8,053,768
Kentucky—Louisville
7th
add
4.1
1,872,134,941
6th
now
98,565,000
+
1,970,038,806
987,827,832
We
16,354,338
97,797,000
1.5
+
1,306,533,650
New
4.8
—
7.9
7,554,865
1,557,315,049
Outside
3,830,902
5.0
+
8,076,939
"
Francisco
•
7.7
4,094,117
20,593,345
12,825,935
4.5
+
—
15,700,670
"
Total
—
+
185,168,263
8,935,644
58,420,639
22,053,397
2,537,162
1,376,349,659
20,594,750
Springfield
6
San
'797,953
Rockford
Richmond
12th
14,862,973
9,994,054
4,662,724
8,435,805
__
Decatur
5th
Dallas
1,390,285,52a
249,562,007
12,116,847
15,266,314
Rapids
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
"
Kansas
1,560,878,788
4.7
8,455,763
6,266,547
279,878,072
19,085,996
10,606,407
15,045,180
17,328,455
103,973,042
10,147,443
4,855,850
183,575,590
Moines
9
11th
2.0
—
9.3
+
Peoria
Des
7
10th~
271,373,179
+
0.3
Eighth Federal Reserve District--St. Louis—
1,143,383,292
"
302,827,000
—
2.0
99,018,000
16,213,977
16,488,144
Sioux City
Cleveland
7
4,619,358
25,034,698
15,021,094
$
$
—11.1
—
10,466,972
11,493,305
Iowa—Cedar
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
4,410,852
23,096,915
I960
1961
Dec. %
$
__
Haute
Missouri—St.
Inc. or
cities)
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
0.7%,
OF BANK CLEARINGS
1962
Orleans.
—20.5
8,010,363
6,327,196
296,759,153
252,328,442
14,738,625
898,633
—
10,769,411
5,251,327
183,517,370
9,406,735
73,594,375
21,385,741
2,077,082
1,463,255,864
•8,744,929
15,717,928.
14,094,264V
7,942,235
Terre
"
9th
1,576,099,665
765,455
Indianapolis
9
Louis
1,544,122,547
_
__
+ 53.5
32,254,204
Seventh Federal Reserve District—Chicago-
by Federal Reserve Districts:
summary
$
12 cities
York
New
(10
Total
2—
Boston
276,083,000
288,963,047
286,918,616
15,595,910
962,325
310,607,000
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne-
6.1%, but in the San Francisco Reserve District
1963
2nd
Total
register
smaller by 9.2%,
are
larger by 6.2%♦ The Chicago Reserve District enjoys
SUMMARY
1st
Louisiana—New
increase of 0.9%.
an
Week
Mississippi—Vicksburg
by 2.0%, but in the Richmond Reserve District
and in the Dallas Reserve District of
there is
4.0
6,544,108
South Bend
5.2%; the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.7%, and the Minneapolis Reserve Dis¬
trict of 0.1%.
4.3
+
6,021,620
Alabama—Birmingham
gain of 9.3%, and in the Boston
Reserve District of 2.1%, but in the Philadelphia Reserve District the totals
In the
2.9
+
Macon
5.3%; the aggregate clearings for
We group the cities according to the
increase of 9.5%.
the New York Reserve District the totals
loss of 4.7%.
+
165,019,206
461,700,000
Florida—Jacksonville
Outside of this city there was a loss of 0,4%; the bank clearings
Federal Reserve Districts in which
a
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
country having amounted to $34,906,379,266 against $33,142,426,103 in the
week in 1962.
this
at
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
cases
statement, however, which
able to give final and complete results of the previous
the whole
the week ends
Mobile
In the elaborate detailed
are
as
not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
we
inasmuch
33,767,833
172,127,891
.480,004,000
Nashville
issue of next week.
our
York
City.——
operations discontinued.
.
,
—
48
(1056)
'
1
>
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
the
to
Pursuant
requirements of Section 522
of
|l
;t countries of the world." We give below
EXCHANGE. RATES
FOREIGN
%=
-■!,*
CERTIFIED
t-Ma;
■■
FEDERAL ilESERVE BANK TO TREASURY
l. J 1963. JX>„ MARCH .7, 1963, INCLUSIVE fe- ■
Buying Rate
.Friday
for
...
„Mar. 4
.
\
.
UNDER
.
....
Transfers
Monday.
(
,
in
New
York
(Value
Tuesday
-
...Mar. 5
,
.
Cable
TARIFF
ACT
Mar. 5
.
United
in
Mar. 6
;
.00741495
-
,
,
.
markka
(Metropolitan), new franc__—u_«
Germany!- deutschejmark__^_u_.i-_--.*.__'
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Ttqiy lira
>204050
.249987;
„
,1
-■"
-•
"...
:
■.
,
.204050'
,'204050
.250000
.
.209747
2.801400
^
.00161060
330278966
.326841
,'.0800560
.
.00279000
.326775
.00161000
2.773861
2.773663
.139918
.139921
.0349000
.139900
6%
.0349125
.0349125
.0166631
.0166630
.192850
.231004-
.192787
4
.231000
.230900
1.395466
2.801600
2.801400
1990
1
1
;>
•
/ 915
1
1
Apr
secured
debs,
conv.
Cotton
Co.,
series
A
due
1978
*
917
T
Ltd.—
r 917,
V
.
Mar 15
—
■
first
.
2.801025
Laclede
,
1
*
Mar 15
818
....Apr
5
B preferred stock.—
_.~-i._Mar 31
preferredastock.^i_ii:i.i.a.a..
^i...Mar 31
918
Apr
Gas
Co.
;
series
4.6%. cumulative
Mississippi River Fuel Corp.—•
4%%
20-year debentures series due 1978.^^w..«—Mar 15
Natural Gas Pipeline Co^ of America—
4%% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds diie 1979
.........Apr
New
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting
Consolidated Statement of Condition
ber
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
banks decreased $200
increased $70
(In millions of dollars)
ury notes
t
:«V
V
^
-*">■ -'.Vv
'Vr> %
.;
ASSETS—
Gold
certificate
account—
14,332
Redemption fund for F. R; notes^
Total
■
gold
certificate
and U. S. Government bonds decreased $140
Acceptances—bought
U.
S.
Government
V'7'
■
2
212
outright
54
3
—
securities:
•-+-
Vv» J/, i>
2,435
Certificates
_.u
:
Total bought outright
under repurchase agreement
Total U. S: Government securities
Cash
loans and
Bank
items
in
of
process
54
5.107
—287
(967)
104
;
,
;
,
V
Feb. 27,
1963
5
50
-+
ASSETS—
Total
(1,497)
...
52,366
—126
1,475
Total
Reserve
notes
(530)
bank
reserves—
29,392
+ 143
16;494
U. S. Treasurer—general account
Foreign • •.
;___-l._u-;_u__'__:__«-
+
184
—
deposits
Other
availability cash items...
liabilities
Total
&
accrued
(967)
17,733
3,672
dividends
U. S.
—'"-'"45
15
-
50,864
in—
Other
accounts—.
+
Total liabilities & captial; accounts
of gold certificate reserves^
to
deposit and F. R. note liabilities
(1,497) 52,366
Ratio
combined
■
17
Loans
U.
the
are
+1,475
—.1%
—2.7%
carrying:
to
.31
domestic
Government
Reserves
l
eliminations
made
in
the
3,807
Condition Statement of Member Banks
condition
Total
+
555
107
+
316
statement
following
ended Feb, 27:
U.
of
Reserve
25
+
78
+
g— •11
r
+
; -
principal
changes
r
for
the
+
20
+
week
37
+
+
521
+
270
—
—
200
—
Commercial:
a
parable week
and
70
+
144
—
to
of $30
/ V
■;
brokers
and
million; during the
dealers
Government
their
in
;
•
—
425
w.
+
141
+
Banks
"+
; 94
* +
3,694
.
12,385
com¬
million.
1969
—
356
*+
7
29
+
i
38
+
108
+
+
62,654
91,562
loans
for
for
securities
purchasing
increased
purchasing
or
in
"Other"
98
+
carrying
increased
$37
L-CAPITAL
667
*
197
+
4,254
—
278
+
.
5%
Ideal
95
938
preferred
Cement
11.078
—
59
—
—
35
+
.....
Illinois
608
+•
1,040
—
24
19
+
17
+
34
241
+
8,244
+
35,426
>" +
42
9,928
3,668
+
121
»'
'
•
'
199
'+
7
+
-
4 344
+
million.
$20
of
Bell
^ 2,647
^
.
+
-
+,'••••. 55
124
of
L
;
+
+
8
4
to
''
domestic
reserves;
t Includes all demand
domestic
commercial
13,721
shown
time
commercial
individual loan
—
+
L
297
+
20
529
+
759
•-•+"+ 83
7
+!
c+;
31
+-
.
j» 70
624
banks
items
after
and
shown
are
Imperial Tobacco
6%
preference
Income
.3-15
6-28
6-14
$1.25
3-20
.
9-30
■
deduc¬
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
less cash items in process of collection..
checks
not
shown
deposits of U. S. Government and
13-16
; 4-1
separately.
February 20 figures revised.
;
3-15
+
4-1
,
,1.
smt
::
•
4-15
25c
3-25
48c
:
3-29
25c
investment
(Can.)
(s-a)
Fund
of
Boston
investment'
capital
Ltd.,
com.
+.v- 5-
50c
4-
IOC
(quar.)
3-28
of
Indiana
General
Industrial
Ltd.
Inland
Credit
Class A
23c
Securities,
postal savings not
Interlake
3-15'
'■••;2-i5;:'
;f"
3-15
3-11
26c
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
Consolidated Copper
Iron
7.
4c
4-15
.
•
•
+ '•:
1
3-18
3-29
$3
3-18
3-8
7-
6-
3
3-
1 +
1
3-15
35c
Corp.
Steamship
Inc.
(quar.)
2%
+ 75c
':
v 5-22
Quarterly
"
3-13
2
3-15
40c
3-29
3-15
50c
3-29
4-
(quar.)
Co.
3-15
International Flavors & Fragrances—
it
*
,
4-22
'3-28
12c
(quar.)
r
.
..
+'
1
4-
■
t25c
:
1
1
4-
$1
$1.05
v-
3-
2-25
••'
Corp.—
Insurance
Interlake
vV3- l
20c
(quar.)
Inspiration
separately.
1
3-29
'
income)
Co., 6% preferred (s-a)
Inland Container Corp., class A (quar.)
3- 4
3-
11c
Corp.
Acceptance,
4-9
•:>. 3-29
!
(quar.)
Indianapolis Power & Light, com.
4%- preferred
(quar.)
4.20%
preferred
(quar.).
%
2-28*
3-29
415c
•
from
12c
gains)
Investment
3-
5-31
$30c
(final)
(quarterly
and
4-13
1
1
income
13%
income
u.
3-6
3-8 +
.
*
.
9-16
12-30
250
Incorporated Investors—
gross.
banks,
§ Includes certified and officers'
H Includes
3-29
K ; 3-29
(quar.)
RR.
(Quarterly from
65
5,859
Co.
+
518
12
+
2,885
...
loans
50c
and 6c from long-term capital
gains)
Imperial-Chemical Industries, Ltd.—
American dep. rets. (A payment of Is 6d
equal to approximately 21c)
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
-
„
•
When Holders:
Payable of Rec.
$1.25
Telephone^.......!....
Central
from
banks.i._.._.—..i.—.
valuation
„
■
$1.25
(increased quar.)
Imperial Capital Fund—
L (Quarterly of 4c from
2,870
499
3+17
+
r
V
■
Illinois
89
.26
'
52,150
;
!,760
$1.25
(quar.)
Co.
Illinois Brick
,
,
ACCOUNTS
! Exclusive
tion
,
Share
Ingersoll-Rand
or
increase of $195 million
during the
1962,
Real estate loans
increased
+1,058
■+
,'..••■.533
liabilities.
,
'
others
From
: s
t-T-E Circuit Breaker Co;—
4.60%
preferred , (quar.)
309
—
#
.
918
'717
450'
696-,
+1,234
5,329
1
$506
an
loans
+
,
65,834 i
interbank
.
617
1
'
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)___'
5% preferred (qvar.)J,..i-+——+i..—^i:*."
5%
preferred (quar.
,^,408
banks
Commercial
;•
.
1
.L_.Mar 22
series A stock
of Company
dine
159
+1,821
Governments, official insts., etc
;
/
pfd. stock—Apr
Rygrade Food Products (quar,)..^.—
......
..
series due
Per
+201
+
—.L.-
deposits
i
coll. trust bonds 3Va%
*
914
DIVIDENDS
220
—
2,971
.
-
Page
.....Apr
-
Continued frQm page 13
7
Borrowings:
Li-. From Federal Restrve Banks
Other
$78 million,
compared with
similar week
due
158
+
5,111
U... 166,242
Other time deposits
States and political subdivisions
Foreign:
seven
"other" securities increased
$107 million.;,Loans to sales
and personal
financing institutions increased
as
debentures
♦Announced in this issue.
2,786
3,678
"
these loans increased $28 mil¬
year ago
S.
deposits.;
*
Date
A
6% conv. subord. debentures due Nov.
1, i975-.i._..^~_Mar 15
Trunkline Gas Co.' $5 series A preferred
stock^_z.__.___Apr
1
2,445
7,099
16,226
savings
Domestic
industrial loans increased
net gain
a
decrease of $278 million
1
Ltd.—
series
462
+
,
Savings
.
862
,
669
2,525
deposits—totalil...
Individuals, partnerships & cornorations:
.
a
and
1
Apr
2,064
3,629
13,364
savings
Commercial
963
.
1967
1,375
+
—
4,829
Governments, official insts*, etc.
Time
1
-
.
2,271
2,190
Government..................
.Foreign:
.
in U. S. Government demand
and
Steel
>
1985_........i..Apr
.
(P. R.) Mallory & Co., inc.—
i
5% cumulative.convertible pref.
Permian Corp.—
18
,
.
adjusted, and
S.
Mutual
An
demand deposits
million,
Canada
convertible
due
1
,
.w
?
•
•
403'
+
31,446
;
assets/liabilities
Commercial
increase of $782 million in loans ad¬
decrease of $270 million in
holdings of U. S.
Government securities, an increase of
$696 million in
U.
Co.—
debentures
962
5
'
(first series) and 1st mortgage & coll. trust
33/4% series due 1974 (second series) and
>;
1st mortgage & coll. trust bonds
5%% refunding
series due 1978
(fourth series).
—July
Kansas Gas & Electric Co. 4.60% cumul.
533
+
•
•
32
banks_.__.__
Domestic interbank;
...
a
carrying
Rubber
; 1st mortgage and
42
—
'
+
banks
!
with
1
547
18,269
commercial
Federal
l
15,768
i •+. Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States 'and political Subdivisions
weekly reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
Loans
States
I,
.
:
2,704
-
securities—total
domestic
assets—net
Other
.
506
'+
Currency *nd coin..........1,665
Consoli-
186
'
.-r
Demand deposits adjusted!
deposits—total§
lion.
first mtge. &-coll. trust
first mtge. & coll. trust
Company and Issue—
2,360
—
1,385
year^—..^^.
with
Balances
+
.
.
1
(T.: G ) Bright & Co. Ltd. 5% cumul. preferred stock
lApr 1
Budget Finance Plan 60-cent conv. pfd. stock....^
....Apr 15
.Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
7,786
<J
91
} to 5 years.^
-"After 5 years
securities
5
-;
+
:
■
•
Other
'
*
S.
+
2,661
or
Demand
,
6%
9,878
+
LIABILITIES—
districts for
5%
962
f
ENTIRE ISSUES CALLED
-"+
13
'
Apr
1980—.—........Apr
and
f
1
1965
Treasury bills
M: Treasury Certificates of;indebtedness.__
Treasury "notes «fe-U. S. bonds,maturing:
-
justed,
"
1977
Western
P
bonds
,
-
Figures in parentheses
nating process, ' *
.
the
1978—.Apr
due
20-year 2%%
1962
+
—
1,195
securities
..
46
: :+)-,+ •+■7
liability on
acceptances
^ purchased for foreign correspondents
shows
1,
due
United
+" 9,416
606
;
'y
;
" r* i f )
..
■United States Plywood Corp.— ,j
'
25-year 5 !4% debentures due April l,
and dealers for pur¬
carrying:
or
Other
Loans to foreign banks
Real estate loans....^
Other loans
,
22
+
UUiU':'-
—126
32.7%
Contingent
The
Oct.
bonds
brokers
Government
Within
L
—
*"'
+
'•
1,508
Loans to nonbank financial institutions:
Sales finance, personal
1,400
:+
934
#^••94
■
loans..—
finance, etc
-143
474
•
————
capital
loans—
—
257
+
+1,127
+
v
80,672 .+ "782
34,564
+
30
U. S. Government securities..
Other securities
CAPITAL ACCOUNTS—
Capital paid
Surplus :
,
128,344
^.—
'
3
-
130,534
Industrial
Other securities
Other loans for purchasing
208
—
-268
67
liabilities——(1,497)
38
to
.
chasing
'447
73
-
Deferred
'+
Investments
and
Agricultural
603
—
98
+
1,351
Loans
2
—
857
and
Investments adjusted!
adjusted!
Commercial
'
Other
Total
due
Gas
(In millions of dollars)
and
Loans
Deposits:
Member
loans
Loans
+
82(3!
^
'
bonds
:
♦
*V f;
.v .'
Transmission
Corp.—«
5%%. debs, due 1980; 4!4%
Feb. 28,
1963*
^'960
>
•
J
.
assets
LIABILITIES—
Federal
Feb. 20,
■
1
>
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
5% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977—
Increase ( +) Or
Decrease (—) Since
"
,
*
*
mtge. bonds series d due
Eastern
United
Loans to
46
1
due 1983 and 5%%
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd.-—
5j/4% 1st mtge, pipe line bonds
-546
-+
—
25
+
from others increased $529 million..
'
1
1984
Apr
1
Corp.—
.;-4% % first mortgage pipe line bonds due 19797_.i..*_Apr'
,1*
Textron,. Inc, 5% subord. debs, due Feb; 1,
1970....u.Apr >1,
domestic commercial banks increased
$521 million.
•+1,802
1
—
,
336
..
ilst
Texas
and
time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and
rowings
"+1,992
+ 139
million
-Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
84
+
$42
Federal Reserve Banks decreased $297 million but bor¬
318
-+1,908
53
+
•
30,818
u__
_
-*■*
30,552
collection..
assets
+ 107
84
•
increased
California Gas Co.—; •
1st mtge. bonds series C
5Ya%
corporations increased $121 million.
8,608
+
30,468
■„
,
465
+
—
Savings deposits
"other"
—6,553
'4,164
securities
premises..;;
Other
.,.1
»—
10,289
:
u___U.._i._.'
,
Held
Total
+107
13,580
Notes
Bonds
10
~
.
Bills
-District.
819
,•
;._Apr-
Southern
District, and $61 million in the Richmond
49
200
—
\
-
Apr
.
District, $219 million in New York City, $74 million
cago
In the Dallas
869
—
88
+
Bought outright—
v'+
119
+
—
406
,
;
_
Jjrict aud included increases of $228 million in the Chi¬
988
—
15,595
(530)
advances
and
>
960
,
-
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.—
5Va% debentures due April l, 1984..—i.iL.-i.--+-..Apr
1Pittsburgh Railways Co. 1st mtge. s. f. bonds due l970_.Apr !i 1
Provincial Transport Co. 7% debs, due
1976_..^l...._Apr
1
Saint John Shipbuilding, & Dry Dock Co. Ltd.—
••
V
5,/a% debentures due 1974
—Mar 15
dis-
one
Pacific Petroleums Ltd. 5Vx% debs, due
April 1, 1973
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp.— 1
: 6%
convertible subord. debentures due 1975..
.
,
Demand deposits adjusted increased in all but
1962
1,263 :
M:W&
reserves.—
Cash
Discounts
"Mar. 7,
Mar. 6,
Feb. 27,
1963 -j : 1963
>[;7
'•••
million, Treasury certificates
million, and the combined total of Treas¬
million,
Decrease (—=) Since
/•r'v: J'f'.'V-'• ^7
,717
1
York
State Electric & Gas Corp.—
r
4.50% cumulative preferred
stocki^^^-.L-i-^.-i.i.wMar 31
North American Investment Corp.—.
5 Va %
cumulative preferred stock
...Mar 20
mem¬
'
Increase ("+ ) or
-
818
.V^'7
••
>
6 V* %
1.395280
2.802200
-2.802500
1
^ ^
Imbank
.230884
1.395566
„
due
mortgage bonds due April 1, 1972
Realty Co. Ltd.—
1st mtge. bonds series B due 1980...—
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
5%% first mortgage bonds -due 1990
.0349000
,0166631
,192725
1.395865
-
912
,^913
' 913
"t-4
.
.0166630
.
Page
..
-
1
preferred stock:..
Apr
Reynolds Corp. $1 cum. pfd. series A stock...Apr
Laboratory, Inc.—
convertible debentures due April
1, 1976
—Apr
Hamilton
.192725
.
:—Apr
&
;5y2%
2,773292
.
1984
4>/s% equip trust ctfs. due April 1, 1978 (series
57)~_Apr
Greyhound Lines of Canada Ltd.—
,277775
;
Co.—
due
Florida Power Corp. 4%%
1st mtge. bonds
General American Transportation Corp.-^
.0800560
.277750
2.774455
..139950 4si
.
.00279000
.0800560
Electric
debs,
cumulative
4%%
.00161050
.326775;
>' .277750
itJ
,
Economics
.00279000
,326808
.0800560
■
.277668
...
,231034
1.396014
••*
.v
.
"
'Date
-
Corp. 25-year 4.35%
Louisiana
Corroon
.209617
2.801025 '
;00161050
,,
REDEMPTION
"
-
5%
,250108
.209727
2.801600
.
Switzerland, franc
.250056
.209777
.00278983y.
Republic of South Africa, rand
.United Kingdom, pound sterling__j-,^._«.
redemption,
sinking fund- provisions.
5>/«% 1st mtge. bonds series I due 1989..^..^.«-.-.+--.j.Abr
Clifton Forge-Waynesboro Telephone ' Co.—
rS;,
:
.310566
.204050
.250050
Steel
Central
-344925
.310566
Company and Issue—'
Armco
'
,144978;
2.802200
Malaysia, malayan ^dollar
,326875
Mexlco,peso_—*.»-.—._4.«-i.—.—.~—.0800560
^
Netherlands, guilder
•
.277662 ,, !
New Zealandj pound
;
-.—i.
2.774752 I'.-lrNorway, krnnw
'■ ":I '
1^39931
Portugal, escudo
.0349000
Spain, peseta
,0166631
Rwpden, krnna
; .192725
■
bonds; notes,
for
Admiral Finance Corp. 6 Va % 'Jun. subord, 'debs, (diie-1970; Mar 15
Aluminum .Co. of Canada, Ltd. 4 V2 V0 debs, due 1989_+--Apr
1
.210112
.
.310566
"
-
PARTIAL
>
,927031
.210062
.204050
_
.00161075
.
called
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location', in
.0200450
.927578:
r
.209810
,,
under
.
corporate
stock
common
called
of
'!/*• .y l
.310566
2.802500
Japan, yen
and
list
a
the current volume (except .where otherwise Indicated);
in which the details were given in the Chronicle.
.0386833
,
>.0200450 *
.
.
.310566
—
found
including those
2.231892
.0386833
,
____
Finland,
be
.00743987
2.232191
.
France
will
preferred
1930
Mar. ,7'
i
j
.
•
OF
Thursday
-
•
Fund Notices
Below
States,Money)
Wednesday
Argentina, kpeso
.,00739310
.00740740
.00740350
Australia, pound _u_2.233067
2.232828
2.232350
Austria, schilling
.0386833 v A,.0386833 :
; .038683J
Belgium, franc «^^iwfel-i^iii---^i«L*w^^,i0200600
!020060Q
0200500
Canada, dollar
.i
.927968
.927968
.927812
Qyipn,
'5-V ;giOQ87<.r
V-.'^.2H0062.;'hyt210062
Denmark krone
.144931 •
7144958
•'.. ;
..144950
—
Redemption Calls and Sinking |
.
the, different
on
Monday, March 11,
.
The date; indicates the redemption or last d$te for mak¬
^Noon
:
for the week just passed.
BY
.MARCH
Country and Monetary Unit
record
a
f§
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
certifies daily to the-Secretary of the TreaAury ihe buying rate for cable transfers
-
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'
k
,
3-22
;
Vohime
Number 6245 ,Y> The Commercial dhd Firtancial Chtonicle
197
When
Name of Company
>
^
;■>
3toterhatiorklHarYe8terCo.,<quaiY:^
International
House
4-15
Extra
v '
3-29
4%
Paper Co., com. (quar:)..*—:ljL-
International
Pipe
&
International
Salt
International
3-12
125c
•
Preferred
Co.,
(6c
from
from
Investment
6 %
•
investment
net
net
securities
Foundation,
convertible
income
and
profit)
Ltd.,
preferred
»-
2-27
1
3*
3-
Class
A,7(Quar.)//..//._
Class
B
//
3-20
3-
4-
3-11
1
3-11
3-1
3-28
4-15
4-15
)
3-15
3-15
2c
6%- preferred
(quar.)
Royalty Co. (s-a)
Investors
Extra
/—•_•_■/
4.80%
Power, com.
(quar.)-.—,
preferred
Power
&
1
Louisiana
1
Louisville & Nashville RR.
4-10
lc
4-
(quar.)
3-14
1
3-28
preferred
1
3-15
3
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
$1.0873
$1.20
40c
4-
1
3-15
(quar.)
_•
—
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
--//■.
4.80% preferred (quar.)
...
..
Irving Trust Co. (N: Y,) (quar.)
*":» Stock" dividend—./Z.//.——..z.././Z—Zz
-
3-
6
MOdine
3-14
,
Exploration
5-
4
1
:•
3-:
l
-
11-1
3-15
7-15
10-15
3-
3-29
;;
•
43-il
1
4-
1
4-
3-29
1
4-1
3-12
-
4-
1
4-
2%
-
1
Bloedel
3- 4
1
Quarterly
Movielab,
MSL
7 3-18
i
3-15
3-11
3-15
2-14
4-
1
3-13
3-
5
*2-15
4-
1
3-1
$
Co.
60c
Jaguar
•
'
(A
of
$0,075;
taken
Madison
Service.
Ltd.,
common
6%
pref.
series
Glass
E
7%
(quar.)
__._■
preferred
4-1
t$l,75
4-
(quar.)
preferred
1
3-
55c
35c,
(quar.)
?
15c
?: 3-
8
1
3-
._■_■■
(quar.)
Johnson
&
Co
3-
8
Johnson
(quar.)
—7—
Extra
-
3-15
3-30;
315
6-29
6*14
3-18
3-29
3-11
Managed
4-10
4-30
4-
1
3-18
Mange) Stores Corp. (quar.)—,——
4-17
Manning,
Maxwell & Moore
(quar.)
3-15
Manufacturers
Hanover
Trust
(quar.)
3-11
2-25
Manufacturers
National
Bank
of
3-11
2-25
3-15
3-
3-20
Quarterly
2-28
'
1
95c
4.35%
preferred (quar.)
;
4Vi%' preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Southern Industries,
•.—
—
Inc.,
1
6-
1
$1.05
$1.08%
;
6-
Si
4% preferred (quar.
4.20% preferred (quar.)
6-
1
2-28
3-11
50c
1
5-14
6-
1
5-14
$1.12Vi
-
3-15
50c
com.
5-14
4%
3-15
preferred
(quar,)-—
—r-25c
City Southern Ry., common-wl.—_ ;
' $1
4%
preferred (quar.)__—-_—50c
Kansas Gas & Electric, common23c
4Vi%
■
preferred
4.28 % preferred
4.32% /preferred
Kansas-Nebraska
(quar.)(quar.)_
(quar.)
Natural
Common
iincreased)
$5 preferred (quar.)
'
;
33-
3-
1
1
3-
8
"
■
—
-
4- 1
3-
4-
3-15
4-
3-15 '
4-
3-8
4-
3-8
4-
30c
$1.25
—
Kansas^Power' & Light Co., com.
4Vi% preferred (quar.)..
5%
(increased)
40c
;
;
preferred (quar.)
;
$1.25
Kavanait Corp. (monthly)
7c
Kayser-Roth Corp. (quar.)
,
10c
Kearney & Trecker Corp.
10c
Kellogg Company, common (increased)—/—
/ 35c
3Vi% preferred (quar.)
1.———
87Vic
3Va% preferred (quar.)
87Vic
3Vi%
preferred (quar.),
:
87Vic
A 3Vi%
preferred ; (quar.)—
; $7Vici
Kellw[o6d •' Company (increased)-——
20c
Kelly' Girl Service, Inc.———-———.TOc
KelseyvHayes.' Co.
(quar.)
"
40c
Kendall Co., common, (quar.)——
; 30c
i.
$4.50 preferred (quar.)——-—
—.: $1.12Vi
-
,
$1.12Vi
—
-
-
3-
8
3-11
3-15
•
3-15
—
3-
1
:
■
3-15
3-
4-
1
1
6-15
10-
1
9-16
1-2-64
■
3-15
7-
12-16
;
"
3-15
4-16
4-
-
1
'
Industries
——
4-
——6c
-
1
3-
".:.
6
6-
5
-
Kerr-Addison
v
Class
B
(quar.)-
B*4
„
$1
4-
'
1
,-.-2-25): if
2-28
3-
30c
(quar.)—
4-
3-8
-i.—29c
—
1
Series 8-1:'-——
'
:i;v (Both payments are from investment lni/i'. ;
come).v
3-15
2-28
3-15
2-28
25c
'
3-20
50c
:
,
King Kullen
Grocery, class A (quar.)
12Vic;.;
Kingsport Press/ Inc.- (quar.)—-12Vic
Kirsch Co. (quar.)
25c
Kleer-Vu
Inc. (stock dividend)—
5%
Kleinert (I, B. > Rubber Co. (quar,)—_liVic
Knudsen Creamery Co;
(quar.)—/——
25c
Koehring Company—
-
5%,
preferred (quar.)__
; r 5Vi% - preferred
(quar.)_
Kollmorgen Corp. (quar,-U_
Koppers Company, common
4%
preferred
(quar.)
:
3-
1
Bmith
Industrial
Laclede Gas Co.,
(quar.)
—
4.75%
Latrobe
—
Lau
Blower
Laurentide
Lee
&
Fink
Products
3-11
13-12
2-15
30c
t
A
3-22"
3-28
3-12
.3-29
3-
8
3-20
3-
J 4-
27c
1
,*/
?
19c
i;.6Vi%
32l/2r.
;
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
3-31
20c,
1
;)3-12
3-
4
4-
1
4-15
-3-29
3-14
*
3-11
3-11
4-29:
dividend
Mickelberry's
Quarterly
Food
Middle
%: Middle
South
Utilities,
3-
3-15
4-1
3-15
3-11
2-18
3-15
3-
25c
3-15
2-21
4-1
3-
8
3-
share
3-
3-
4-
3-15
1
3-
4-15
Midland
Co.
of
Miles '
Mill
Factors
Corp.
1
3-
8
4-1
3-
8
4-
1
1
3-30
3-11
3-30
3-
8
Minneapolis
3-20
3-
8
25c
3-22
3-
8
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3% preference (quar.)—
Brewing
;
•
'
3-30
(payable
;
in
class
BB
2-15
2-23
—/...__
5-1
3-15
4-16
3-
'
;
3-13
2-19
6-12
5-21
4-
3-15
3
v
45c
Bank
Co.
Cement
Co.
Inc.
2-28
3-15
2-28
65c
4-
3-14
4-1
3-15
3%
(quar.).
3-29
3-
a
1
;
7
'-v4.85%
5."25%
File
Co.
1
3-10
4-
1
3-10
4-
1
3-8
(quar.).
4-
:
6%
preferred
Norman
•:'
Normetal
Mining,
,7
T.—»
——.
7,
——
2-25
North
3- 8 ;
3-
4
6%
4-15
3-25
American
preferred
North American
North
North
American
American
3-15
4-
River
7
(quar.)
Corp.
::•;
(quar.)
common
3-22
Refractories
Lines,
(N.
*
3-
8
3-31
.
8
3-31
;
33-
8
3-31
3-
8
3-
8
3-31
3*
8
3-31
3-
8
3-11
2-25
■74-
3-16
1
'3-22
3-15
3"
7 3-11
"5- 1
8
Y 2-15
?
2-
7
4-11
7 8-
1
77-11
15c
11-
1
10-10
•3-29
3-29
50c
20c
10c
f3-
1
3-15
1
3-12
'3-11
7'2-28
'3-20
2-28
4-
37'Ac
—
(s-a).
Insurance
Insurance
2-28
1
3-31
t5c
_...
A—
Investment,
Van
2-28
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
7
3-15
4-
25c
,
—————
Ltd
Car
3-
1
3-15
30c £
j25c
+30c
$L25
715c
15c
(quar.)
See Wiatt .(Norman)
Corp.
3-14
3-31
(quar.)
Wiatt Co.
8
3-14
1
4-
3-14
....
a $1
93%c
pfd. (quar.)..
3-
1
4-" 4
60c
Mines,
Aviation
3-15
X
1
7
(quar.-)..-"
American
3-20
3-
4-
•
American
4-10
2-28
26c
28c
(quar.).—
preferred
North
15c
3-
3-15
27c
:;" ;25c
Mining Corp., com.
North
1
3-1
3-15
3-15
.
5c
(reduced)
Company
(J. J.>
2-11
3-
3-
3-20
3-21
25c
5c
(quar.)....—03%c
3-15
3-15
75C
3-15
3-30
55c
——
Electric 8c Gas
preferred
5
3-25
1
(Pittsburgh)
Co.
1
,3-11
3- V
3-15
35c
(Boston)
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-
15c
4-1
1
.
(quar.)
Fire insurance
York State
North
,
4-
Chemical
: 4-
15c
i
5-15
17Vic
—.
Norris-Thermador
37 Vic
3* If
3-11
6c
8s
2-25
35c
17
3c
Ltd. (quar.)—;
Norfolk & Western Ry., common
"« 6%
preferred
(quar.)
6%
preferred
(quar.)
'
1
3-12
4
4-
20%.
...
Stocks
Brothers,
Noranda
5-1
v
1
'
Nopco Chemical Co., common (quar.),—../
.
'3-30
17Vic
4-
.
(increased).
Research:
&
Growth
Union
Nicholson
3-15
vR-4-r 1
..
Co
—
3-15
:3-li:V;
$1.75
10c
preferred (quar.)
.
$1.21 VA 1
preferred
(quar.)...//..-/.—7-/
$1.31VA
Niagara Share Corp.—
Quarterly of 6c from net Investment in-7,%
u
,'
come and 24c from capital gains
7:. 30c ;
-
3* 8
-—
'
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4-25
*
(quar.)
;
5-1
;;7-77'4.l6%;;preferred i(quafX
3-8
: 2%Y»c
(increased)
Inc. (quar.)—//—'-/
-
$1,50
•
3- 8
4-
4-1
25c
(quar.)
3-11
England Electric System (quar.)
New/Englaudr Telephone 8s Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly /-.—/_zz...z-—
....... j" 47V2C
New Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)
32c
New Jersey Power 8s Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)
$1
4.05%
preferred (quar.)—
...
$1.01 VA
New Jersey Zinc Co...
././...
20c
New Orleans Public Service— ?
•
4%% ; preferred (quar.$1.18%
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.09
New York Auction Co.
(quar.)
30c
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
(quar.)
50c
4%
6
Illinois—
.
Laboratories
8
3-27
Niagara Mohawk Ppwer Corp., com. .(quar.)
50c.
7
3.40%>?, preferred; (quarA——--/-A.'-—7 85c,
;
3.60%
preferred (quar.) —A
"...—*—
90c
3.90%,- preferred (quar.)
,
97VAc
3-18
4-
14c
Capital Corp. (initial from earnings)
Abrasive Co.
(quar.)
—A
Midwest Oil Corp.
Miehle-Goss-Dexter,
1
3-
"
20c
Mid-West
4
3-
1
V
(quar.)
Newport Electric Corp., 3%%
for
(quar.)—/—
preferred
shawmut
Newmont
..
20c
3-20
4-
75c
Industries
Starch
Newberry
8
3-15
2-25
3-11
30c
50c
York Trap Rock (quar.).-lZ//.../z./.,. A 710c
New York Times, 5V2%
pfd. (quar.)
$1.37%
New Yorker Magazine (Increased).....
r, ? 70c
2-21
3-23
2-15
;
7%
Presto
3.75%
3-8
3-13
17 Vic
;Co._.....——.—.—.........
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8
1
/;
4-18
5-
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8
1
4-
25c
—//
2-15
1
Quarterly AAAZ-j.—/
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5
4-
—
3-15
Jv.
1
3*18
1
,
2-28
22Vic
Corp
Inc.
Telephone
(quar.)
;
5 ft
3-15
New
•
3-21
3-15
?
45c
87ViC
35c
25c
;
States
Common
3-15
(quar.)
Nevada Power Co., -5.40%
pfd. (quar.).../
5.20% preferred (quar.).z....Z/..../..z.
3-11
3-31
45c
:
,
Products4. (quar.)
Telephone
2-20
4-15
15c
dividend
Nestle-LeMur
;3-.l
3-21
v
additional
•_-_■
3- »
3-
56V4C
,:0i (Both payments are quarterly from. in*
vestment Income),
Neisner
3-15
3-15
-
(one
1
3-11
(quar.)
stock)
;
Nazareth
3-15
3-29
■
35c
15c
(quar.)
15c
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc.
(reduced)
37Vic
Metropolitan Edison Co.-^-,
4 '
c»
1
'
3.80% preferred (quar.)
—.
95c.
3.85% preferred (quar.)96V4C
3.90% preferred (quar.)
97Vic
4.35% preferred (quar.)—
—.
$1.08%
4.45% preferred (quar.)
——
$1.11'A
Meyer-Blanke. CO.—»
:
/
j
(Common payment omitted at this time)/.
-4
Michigan Gas 6i Electric Co., common
50c
4.40% preferred ..-(quar/)/
——————*
$1.10
Michigan -Gas Utilities-/—
; 7156.
Corp.
10c
/•:
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3-11
3-25
3-25
50c
15c
——
Co.
17Vic
(quar.)
iquar.)
(quar.);
3-
3-25
25c
——
Mid-Continent
3-15
'3-15
15c
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:ilt
3-15
3-18
;
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3-15
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31 Vic
1
2-20
$1.37Vi/
37Vic ;
——
each four shares held)-.
1
26Vic
3-
3-11
10c
.
(quar.)
(Pittsburgh)
-
A National
3-15
20c
8s
Stock
4-
4-10
•National Steel Corp..../..—40c
National Terminals Corp.
(quar.)
—,
" 25c
2-20
45c
/—-—//
Lock
National
'
3-15
10c
5c
class
Way Motor Freight
Lehn
1
10c
-
Financial,
4-
^12Vic
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;
(increased)
Co.
3-11-
,
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25c
(quar.)................. .' $1.06 V4
National-Standard
■
,
$1.12Vi^
(quar.)
(quar.)
& Sessions
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
Co.
;
\
-
preferred
Steel
1
$1
;-/>
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4.56% preferred (initial quar.)_
Lake Central Airlines, common (stock div.)
Lamson
4-
3-15
.
1
'
7 37V2C
zz
National Income
A
3-19
3-29
—
3-15
3-
3- 1
Welding
Electric
National
4- 9
20c
-
3-15
3-29
50c
-
iu.—
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
•'6 Vi %
3-29
>
4-30
4- 1
3-11
..
2-28
3-15
lOc
r 4.32%
5%
3-15
3* X
30c
Stock; dividend
20c
.
preferred
National
3-12
20c
Refrigerating Co
Company/ common (quar.)///—/
preferred
(quar.)————
Merck
-
3-15
3-14
3-14
25c
:A
Co.../....../.../../...
National1 Securities
Trust
Financial
Stores
Metal; Goods
1
;.:£•-
2-28
3-29
preferred
National
—
——.
—
-
Corp.—
common
3-
3-25
10c
-
%
Stock
3-12
56
—
Meredith Publishing Co. (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
(quar.)
Mesta Machine Co.——/
M
4
3-15
68%c
—
——
Electronics
•
2-18
62 Vic
v
-
(S. S.)
Co.
(quar.)-..-—
Kroehler Mfg. Co., 4y2%
pfd. (quar.)—
Kromex Corp.
(quar.)__
-
Kysor
>
2-25
.3-15
&
4-1
(Little Rock), class AA (s-a).
....
10c
Class BB (quar.)./—10c
3-11
3-26
30c
com
Merchants
;
3-15
4-
4-1
3VaC
—
(quar.)
(quar.)———
f /• Mercantile Trust Co. (St. Louis) (quar.)/
,
-
Kresge
Kulka
8
4-26
—
Industries,
3-
1
3-15
.
—
2-11
4-
*
31V4C
—{•-;
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Bank
3-8
1
;
J
3-15
(increased)
——/.
7
;
(quar.)
/
;
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ft."-
3-15
National Old Line Insurance Co.—
3-12
income).
(quar.)
Co.
&
Portland
Mercantile,
3-6
3-11
50c
—
Co.
National
$3.50
Keystone Portland Cement (reduced)
:
Keystone'Steel & Wire Co. (quar.)—--—Kimberly-Clark Corp, (increased)
-
24c
,
3-29
4-1
-/_/——!.—-A
voting
—j————————/—_—
/-17c
•
Cash, Register Co. (quar;)
City Lines, Inc. (quar.)
April 18.)
Lead,
3-11
Mercantile'
4
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of
Castings
National
3-11
W.)
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4-10
4-
>
25c
National
3-15
3-25
Quarterly
■
-;v
Company,
Edison
2-28
(quarterly,
Gypsum Co., com. (quar.)
National
Lead
Co.,
common
6%. preferred
(quar.)A./////Z/.Z/—,-//.
(The above payment will not be made if
the
plan to retire the 6%
preferred
stock is approved at the annual meeting
3-15
3-25
Mellon
3-1
Inc.
10c
»•./
——
Co.,
National
2-28
4-20
4-20
(quar.)
5 4 VA
1
$1.50
(F.
(quar.)
Stock dividend
2-28
-
'A;Medusa
8
3-15
3-
3-27
$1.37 Vi
Means
3- 1
10c
;
3-15
(quar.);--—
Publishing Co., com, (quar.)-/
$5.50 ^preferred (quar,).,
- —u—/4McKesson & Robbins,; Inc. (quar.
;
loc
&
Extras
Co.
Securities
Machines (quar.)
National Food Products (quar.)
National Gas & Oil Corp.
(quar.)____
2
4-1
McGraw-Hill
2-26
3-21
25c
:
3-21
3-15
J12c
'
(quar.)_
1
3-22
,
45c
Mines. Ltd. (reduced)
Industries (quar.)-
Co.,. class A
Keyes Fibre Co., 4.80% preferred
Keystone Custodian Funds: *
Series
35c
—-
Gold
Kerr-McGee Oil
Kewanee Oil
4-
3-25
1
.87Vic>
$1.12 Vi,
McGraw
Fabric
4%%
3-20
25c
preferred , (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)//-/--—A—///////-/
McDermott (J. Ray) Co. (increased)
—
V
3-15
3-20
6-19
6c
4-
4-
$6
2-25
•
AdditionaL--—-/-/u—-Kendall Refining (quar.)
/
Kennecott Copper Corp, (reduced)
Kentucky Utilities Co., common (increased)
5-13
5 Vi %
3-15
■
Kendall
3%
4 x/a% :
,3-15 1
1
.4-15
3-12
National
3-19
62Vic
—
1
50c
7
3-20
50c
5%
Non-voting common
McCrory Corporation, common (quar.)
3Va%
preferred (quar.)
————
1
2-28
3-14
2-18
1
1
1
May Department Stores Co.
3%%
preferred (quar.)
93%c
Max Factor (See Factor (Max) & Co.)
Mays (J. W.), Inc.(quar.)—-—--—— v
20c
Maytag Company (quar.)--i—wi—;
35c
McCord Corp.; $2.50 preferred (quar.)
62Vic
McCormick
3-
4-
4-
$1.12V&
investment
(increased)^
Inc.
3-15
2%
dividend)1
—'w—1
(Quarterly from
8
4-
(stock
common
Mastic Corporation ———■
Massachusetts Investors Growth
Stock Fd.
Mattel,
3-15
3-
3-13
25c
-
—
Inc.
8
.
3-1L
3-15
35c
—
Corp.,
Corp.
3-29
3-11
2-15
25c
(quar.)
common
dividend
Masonite
4-
—_
$1.05
——-
(quar.)
Maryland National Bank (quar.
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock
Gas—
-
.7 12Vic
3-15
8
3-11
r
4-
(quar.)
Supermarkets,
Stock
2-18
;
3-28
approxi¬
4V2%
preferred
(quar.)
Maryland Casualty (increased)
8
4-
preferred
Martin-Marietta
8
1
to
:Stock -"dividend
Marsh
!
3-29
4-
$1.08
—.
2-28
3-29
$1.07
(Calif.),
$1
3-29,:
:
4-15
$1.12Vi
—
Corp.
Market
2-28
4-15
Kansas
Marlin-Rockwell
Basket
3-15
27Vic
3-30
2-21
4-
3-29
40c
Tax of 38%%
equal
mately $0,075 per share).
Marine Bancorporation
(quar.)
5-14
3-15
30c
Communica¬
come
5-14
6-
-
.4-11
3-30
(quar,10c
Dairy Products...
55c
National Distillers 8s Chemical Corp.—
Detroit—
(quar.)
Marine
3-15
7
50c
————
Co.
International
4
4-30
35c
.
10c /
National
(A
,
(quar.).//—./..A-—-./;
Inc.
~
3-22
National
tion, Ltd., American deposit receipts—
final payment of 5% less British In¬
2-28
3-
National
35c
75c
3-20
3-187
1
2-13
3-29
30c
1
31 Vic
''Kansas City Power 8s Light, new com. (init.)
3.80% preferred (quar.)
.7
3-29
80
3-15
4-15
3-11
lc
income)
5-
3-8
4-15
2-25
4-
National
t
investment
from
Oil
ll7
51
National Cleaning Contract
Shares—
Industries
5
6-
3-18
4%
(quar.)
National.Bank of Washington (D, C.)—
Quarterly
National Blscult Co;, (increased)
Funds:
Marconi
7;
25c
,-3
2-25
42E>c
(quar.)//——
3-
1
Co.
,7/1. Quarterly
National Bank
4
17 Vic
shares
2
4-
6-20
4-15
.........
5
3-
3-11
35c
dividend).
.
(Quarterly
3-
;
3*20
30c
3-31
0
..•
3-29
•
4-20
5- 1
$1.25
—
3-
priority shares (quar.)
t25c
5% : preferred
(quar.)-—$$1.25
Mallory (P. R.) & Company (quar.)
35c
Marathon
Joslyn Mfg. & Supply Co. (quar,)—/
3-14
Convertible
General
t
7
8c
Brass
; Narrow
...
8
25c
.
-A
from net investment income)
National Bank of Commerce (San Antonio)-^
2-25
$1.26
27Vic,
4-
10c
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp.—
5% preferred (quar.)__
2-
3-15
25c
30c
——
3-22
60c
25c
—:■
.
payment
Co
Convertible' priority"
8
1
3-15
$3.50
<
.....
action
No
inc.
(quar.)
4- 1
Electric Co. (quar.)
;
15c
Jersey Central Power &. Light—
4% preferred (quar.)/
———;
$1'
Jewel Tea Co.r7common ( quar. j7//z—////A»
• 40c;
3% %
preferred (quar,)
;
z
/./
- - - S3 %c 5
Service
gains.
investment
Electric
(Joseph)
Co.
(quar.)
Magnavox Company (quar.)
Mailman, Ltd.—
•
3^ 8
4-
capital
net
&
8
77
3-15'
8c
Monthly
Nation-Wide
Magnin
8
1
1
from
on
Gas
I
•
3-22
3-15
10c
'
Corp.
(quar.)
(Texas) (quar.)
Ohio Mfg. Co
(increased)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.
Muskogee Company (increased)-.
.....—
Inc.—
Copper
Magma
■i-v
■3-8
4-
•
Jefferson
Johnson
5
4-
xl%%
—
Jeannette
3-
xlVA%
xlVi%
■•••
$1.75
pref. series B (quar.).
pref.; series C (quar.).———»///-.-//
pref. series D (quar.) z_———z.—z—
5%
8
xlVA%
•
7%
4-
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tl5c
.
7%:
5%
v
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38% %
Public
Jamaica
;
Ltd., ordinary class A—
of 20% less British Income
equal to appi-oximately
per
share)
,.
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payment
Tax
.
Fund,
•; l/:
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.
•
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(monthly)
1
■
71'7
■
.
„
convertible
Madison
4-1
Murray Company
MacWhyte Company/(quar.)
Madison Square Garden—
5
2
8
22Vic
class
Inc.,
Munsingwear,
River, Ltd.—
-
(R.
1
.
;7i.i
3-15
15c
,
—
Industries
7" Mueller
20c
:
8
•
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/
3-18
$25c
Powell
&
Increased
Macy
3-1
2-
(See Philip Morris)—
Manufacturing Co. (quar;).
Mills, Inc., common (quar.K
7% - preferred
(s-a)
.-/—//..l-z......
Mountain Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
3-1.
"
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Mount Vernon
H 3-15
v.
3- 4
1
3-29
7
-17
3-29,' n;:
7 3-29 7
$25c»•
30o
Inc;' (quar.)
(Philip)
Morton
2-
J25c
//
;
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MacMillan
3-15
3-15
Morris
4-25
-.4-
60c
(increased)
..Extra
4A1
$1.50.,.
A
3-23
7
8
4-1 X
3-15 7
.5-15
.
20c
class
3*23 777:
Utilities, common
...A../35c
(quar.I././..,.../////..,/ $1.12Va
Morningstar-Paisley,
"
3-11
/:
Ltd.,
(Increased)..////^/.../z/.^/./A.;.
1
>'3*22 ■•7;
.
4-*l
3-11
4
B
2- it
3-12 A7
-30c;
_
common/.(qqai/jSz.. lOc-
4.50%' preferred
3-15'
%3-15
75c
Z
3-12
.
preferred (quar.)
$1.17Va
Moore (E. R.) Company,(quar..)/,...//.//U. ;7v5c
Moore-McCormack
Lines, Inc../
z
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15c
-
••;
Va% '
4.70%
: *
1
Breweries,
Class
Montkna-Dakota
v
3-22
4-1
(quar.)/——
Industries,. Inc.;.
Monsanto Chemical Co..-/.-./-/-.—./^..../.
\4-' X
-
4-
3%
i
2-21
73-29
*
.
:
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Molson
2-20
4-
3 Ya %.
/
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8
;
4-15
55c
dividend)
(stock
7
.
preferred
(quar.)• -87Vi»c
i7i';'4.20%.; preferred" (quar.$1.05
;
Mohawk' Rubber/ Co; • (quar.•)-.//{.-—//»-/-./•:'•" -30c
4-15
A
8-1,
$1.75
(increased)
(quar.)
Mfg. Co.
Mohasco
4-11
(quar.)..
(quar.)
preferred
4-
5-
$1.10
3.30%
1*4.90%
60c
Stores
&
Typograph Co., common
$6
preferred<;?(quar.)
Ludlowc;Corp. 4 (quar.)
Lykes Bros. Steamship Co
3-15
1
45c
82Vic
,—
Light Co., common
Lucky
Land
Stock dividend
"
60c
Ludlow
3-14
4-
1
2-21
4-
3-28
2
3-15
3-15
4-
50c
■
..
Iowa Electric Light &
Iowa
—
4-
4-
2-21
(quar.)
.
.
.
3-11
(P.) Company, common
preferred (quar.)_/_
Holder9
Payable of Rec.
.
3-15
3-23
Lorillard
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30c
12Vic
s
7 Share
,■
.
3-22
12 Vic
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s
,
8
Star Cement
4-10
x-
7Vic
6c
—
i—..
dividend.";i,-j-^«4-w4,^^./4„/»-,/.»;4;:,l1/a%''
4-10
15c
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2-28
4-15
4-12
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Manufacturing Co^ (quar.)
4;
(quar,)//—,25c ;
Co., common (quar.)
>
4425c £
4.84% preferred, (quar.)—, '$1.21 i
Long
Drugstores
(quar.)——
/
12 Vic
Long Island Lighting, 5% preferred (quar.)
$1.25
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)__
$1.06V< 4
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.08%
Long Island Trust Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)
30c *
Long Mile Rubber
(quar.)
;
10c
4
t75c
-—
,./
s
Star Gas
7%
.
,z
—
Londontown
/
Investors Funding Corp of N. Y.—
;•
3-11/
A
•
Mirro
.
3-11
Lone
9
t60c
■-/_
l,;
A
A C'7'■ 7I
5Y<r preferred > (quar.)
4-1
$1.25
,3- IS
Aluminum Co. -(quar, )-,_—/.♦/
-///
30c / 7 4- 1 A<3* 8 7
Mississippi CUassv:<^i/-/-^l/-w;»///-%..-,»/-*;;.A*:,; 25c.
3-20i
0 >;
•V 3r Mississippi
Power Co., 4.60% jrfd^ (quar.)_^ '*■$1.15 - 7 4- 1
„.-3- •IS 7,
4.40% ; preferred
(quar..)l/-«;
«_///.« : ,: $1.10
74- 1 z-73- •15
"Mississippi River Fuel. Co,rp. -(quar.)/^-AA. i
/ 45c
7 3-29
7 3- 15 7
Missouri
Public Service; com (quar.J„*
./
18c- h .3-12
U !
3-15:;
1
Lone
9
3-30
-4-'I'
(quar.)
dividend
Lipe-Rollway Corp,, class A
(quar.)-4—/-»to^-,i
11c
(quar.)/.
•
5
2-15
3-31
44-
350/
12Vic
.
/Lockheed Aircraft Corp.
3-11
3-30
544/aC
.
Stock
Stock
3-11
*»;—17e
com.
3-15
30c
..
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3-13
4-1
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3-14
1
4-
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(increased).>
.
5
40c'
$1.20
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Yt ■;,
(quar.)
—,
.
3-11
44-
:
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Company .(quar.)
Corp.; (quar.)
—_
3-12
"75c 7 ;
>
common
1
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:
■
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Power
3-
.
V 3-29
4.36% *7 preferred
('quar.)_//./z__.._/--..
'5 Ya%i preferred
Investment Co. • of; America--*
-•'•■■•• •
«
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.' "4-
30c
(quar.)./ 7y 43%C.
7%ftpfd.
: 15c
3-1
3-15
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Name of Company;1
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: 49 C f:
/Minnesota Mining is Mfg.' (increased)-/-A-/ */ 22 ViC /•*
3-12
Minnesota 8s. Ontario Paper
.t.^uarJUu—' /V25c">^ .75- 1
Minnesota1 Power 8s Lignt^7/. ^
1 7
A >
A /
1
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3-31
Co.7z-/7-//zl——..JL/z
Co.,
(quar.)—;
3-
3-15
:<;',,,,4% /
Liberty; National --Life Insurapcei;4^---wt.^
^35o
Life Insurance Co. of Virginia-?:;
;■•■': ;■:■
(Stock, dividend)
4 4%'
.Liggett & Myers Tobacco/ 7% pfd. (quar.);
$1.75
.Lily^Tullp Cnrp .<guar.V
y::./..: h/r^Sc.■'
Lincoln "Printing. Co.. (stock; dividend)
• iVi% V
f• - Stock dividend
:4':I Y* % i
"2-25
?30c:'
^
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Co.: (quar.)
Silver
3-15:
Levines,:Inc.\.(quar.)^v--;---^^«----iWi^-^/:/;;;i:;iOc:
i".
2**5
Ceramics,' common.//.
-(quar.)
___z7.7/__-
7
•'
3-18 ?
3-11
Interstate; Bakeries,' common^ (quar;) 1-7/-.- \ $4.80 preferred: (quar.)/__.-Z-.*--././..zzz V
Interstate'Finance (Indiana J, com. (quar.)
Interstate
■«#.
3-T8
International Textboole
v? 4 Yi^'
"2-18
:
•
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conv.* preferred
International Shoe
Co.
Holders
Payable of Rec.
/ ,$3c>.--
'
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Leesonia
3-12
>x''7~:"'$t7;
International Petroleum/ Ltd.^(fquav-)-iiiii.ii',f 5%"
3-29
•
t50c
•
Salt
Leat h
3-12
3-20
•'„$!•'
•
Quarterly
International
Share
'
•
-
preferred (quaY.),.//
i.—»—j
International Nickel Co,c(Canada)$ Ltd.-** * ♦ -1'
'--
Leslie
Lesser
5%/
•
'£¥& "pteierted;
Company
;
;
&2c
Refineries, Ino» (quar.!*.........^./ 15o
Leonard
f" Commony (quar.)Y
.
When
Name of
Leitch Gold Mines, Ltd^
3-15
-Pancakes,'.YV-J.?-"''
of
Name'Changed to International Industries
.77 Stock dividend-/././-/.
/—///
International Minerals & ;Chemical-Z■
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
^
.
(1057)
Y.)
2-28
10c
2-18
15c
Co
Inc.
3-20
73-19
(quar.)
(quar.)—
4-15
3-29
12Vac
4-19
4-
42%c
3-9
2-20
5
;
50
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1058)
¥ Northern
4.22%
Indiana: Public
preferred
preferred
..preferred
4¥i%
4 ¥2%
4.40%
pref.
Northern
Share
Service*--
$1.06
4-15
3-22
4-15 i;-'
3-22
4-15
3-22
common..
33c
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
(interim)—
27¥2c
4-20 ¥
3-15
Service,
(quar.)
tjN-
Y.)
Common
5.60%
5.75%:
preferred
Northern
racific
Northern States
Power
$4.10
preferred
(quar.)
hZ
$4.11 preferred (quar.)
■$ $4.16 preferred (quar.)
Northern
Trust
Co.
¥ Northwest
„LL,
«...
(Chicago)
4-15
3-29
4-15
$1.02%, ¥
<. $1.04
—
(quar.)
*
3-29
'4-15.7
4-
25c
3-16
3-
(increased)25c
Airlines, Inc.
1
>
.Washington' insurance
% Public ^Service
20c
Ocean Drilling
•
"*
Common
3-31
3-15
3-
3-20
5%
preferred
dividend)
(quar.):.
62¥2e
Oceanarium, Inc. (quar.) ;
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd.,
¥_
(initial)
new com.
Onio Brass Co.
(quar.)
Co., common
5-
15c.
1
4-15
4.30%
40c
3-25
3-29
3-1
4.44%^preferred
4-
1
¥.
3-15
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.10
4-
1
¥
3-15
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
97V2c
4-
1
:
Edison
¥ Ohio Water.Service
i—.;
.
(quarj
l
(Chic.) (quar.)
dividend ■^2-..-—,^.^—-:--—-
Stock
Olivetti
lire
(I.
less
C.)
SPA
15%
pref.
tax,
(A
equal
payment of
to
share
tax
African
<
«
4%
Oxford
(quar.)_..
Pacific
Cement
6%
&
preferred
Paciric
4-15
4-
Co.,
6-12
Reeves
4-
1
3-18
22c
3-29
3-13
5c
4-30
4-
$1.12¥2
5-1
4-12
3-20
2-20
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A (quar.)
20c
3-30
3-15
3-19
3-
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
90c
3-15
2-28
Rice
3-15
Rich's,
$1
50c
3-15
from
>■<■>>
3-15
3-
1
3-15
3-
5
3-15
3-
5
10c
3-29
1
1
3-
8
$1.10
4-
1<
3-
8
83%c
4-
1
3-
8
$1.15
4-
1
3-
8
50c
3-28
4lc,;
4-15
Phillips
Phoenix
*.
2-26
)'■
.____
25c
4-1
$4.50
3-13
3-25
3-11
15c
5-
4-20
4-
(quar. )___^
(increased)
27¥2C
4«i
12c
(interim)
3-13
3-
3-25
3-29
3-
10c
3-29
60c
3-29
4-15
97¥2C
5-
1
1
centavos
3-31
4-15
4-
10c
Pneumo
polaroid
i
5%
Dynamics
Corp.,
20c
preferred
$2.50
preferred
(stock
dividend)__
(quar.)
(quar.)
Popell (L. F.) Company (stock dividend)
••
P 3-12
1
^3-20*
2-27
3-1
$1.75
.
-*'4v 2
38c
/!
55c
J25c
•
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25c
^
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3-
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5c
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;
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1
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1
;-5-15
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Shattuck
1
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.
62Mic
3-25
3-
4
4
4-
.
Shoe
Co.
30c
4- 5
8*1
Taft
»
'17c*.
1
;;
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; *2-
:
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of
(Canada), Ltd.
America
(quar.)
Shulton, Inc., class A (quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)—
;___
(quar.)_—
Vl i.;
,
4-
•
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4-16
3-11
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30c *
3-
3-rl4
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4-
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$1.63
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3-20
3-
6
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3-15
87 %C;
3-15
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3-11
2-11
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3-11
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93 %c
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2-15
1
4-15
3-29
20c
4-
3-15
3-11
1
1
3-
3-29
3-15
$0.51562
3-22
3-
8
50c
4-
1
3-15
3-29
3-11
3-15
3-
50c
4-
1
3-12
25c
3-15
2-26
t 3-15
2-26
:¥3-157
2-26
25c
37 ¥2 c
1
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1"
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1
3-15
2
4-11
2
J25c»,
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5e
5c
common
3- ••50
15c
Broadcasting Co.
', 3* 15
(quar.)——
4- 23
'
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(Increased)
•
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"
4-
2y2 %
—
'•
3-
1
3* 4
>
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3-14
2-15
3-14
3-15
3-15
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3-11
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soo
..
2-15
4-1
—
1
"3-1$
1
25c
.
-
2-28
2-28
3-
1
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——
9-6
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,
.
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•
3- 15
15c
——
4-
4
2-21
10* 21
62¥20
——;
2-
,3. ■30
_;
.____
3- 7
3- 15
'
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1
3-15
v
2-28
3-
4.64%preferred '(qiiar:)——
preferred (quar.)
V
3-
-
8
1
3- 8
•
¥
'
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.
5.25% ;* preferred (quar.)——
4.50% preferred (quar.)—
4.72% preferred (quar.)
.¥
4.92% preferred (quar.)
:
5%
preferred (quar.)
"fTex-Tube, Inc.',- common (quar.)
6%
•
convertible
Texaco, ' Inc.
r
preferred
(auar.)^
3-15 ¥
2-15
'Texas
American
15c
4-
3-
; Texas
Fund,
15c
4-1
3-8
1
^
1,31 ¥4-
..
1
8
^$1.16 - •'4*
-$l,16¥i '
4-
—»•
5.10%;. preferred<(quar.)
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3- 8
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;
3-11
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v.: 3-15
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c
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12¥2c
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8
3-22
5-
3- 21
35c " v 3- 15
.
(quar.)
(stk. div.)_
-
'■{ 3-15;t ..V.2-14
32 MiC
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-
,
3-29¥ ? 3-11
4-
:
—.
-
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' 3*22
3-15
v
-
ioc >
3-20
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Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A—
*
9c; 3-30
3-11
•'IClass:- B: __—_____————_u——
a
9c
3-11
3-30
:V. $5 non.-cum.. preferred, (quar.)—
$L25 - •< 3-30
3-11 '
Tennessee Corp.^. (quar.)
;. * 35c •, :3-l&
:::3-:i-v
Tennessee Gas Trgnsmission, common25c
3*12:
; 2-15
4.10% : prfe'ferred (qtta'r.)——_ .$1.02%: '4- 1 ) .3-8
4.25% preferred ;(quir.)__«^i_^^»;_«^^. sLi08% ''
3- 8
4.60%; preferred (quar.)i._—4- -1^
3-8
2-18
rK4*i2-i3-21''
'
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quar!)—-1—_
2-20
>
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4-12
.4-16
10c
2%~<"
com.
(quar.)—7* t25c
(quar;)_in__:,t56M»c
1
3-15
,
1
.
-
¥ 4-
30c
Tecumseh Products Co", (quar.)
Teleflex,. inc. ''(initial)-—
'2-21-
3-11
5-
.
*v
^
6-15
10c
Talcott (James): Inc. (quar.)—
.Tappan Company, (quar.
•Taylor Instruments (quar.)___»_
7-18 '
■
3-14
<.,/•, 1; 20c
.
7-10
3-15
•»
Stock dividend
4-18
27%c
-
5
4-10
c
Swlft & Company (quar.)—40c
Symingtpn Wayne Corp. (quar.)—^
•
20c
3-15
5-
^.
(increased
37 ¥2
1
3-
4-30
rS'
$1.12 ¥2
5%
preferred (quar.):
Superior Electric Co. (quar.)
3-31
.
4-19
••
————\ 25c" ,"
Distributing
Super Valu Stores,
1
4-15
,
Sherwin-Williams
2-18
4-15
—
Mfg.*.Corp.. .(quar.
Oil
5%
Extra
4
27%c
-
4-19
4-
3-15
International Petroleum
Stock ¥
dividend———————2 Ma %
1
Co. (quar.)____y
10c-"..
-Corp.JL—_v_
C
-10c». i
4%"-preferred
1
4-15
$1.50
(quar.)
;
Sunset
1
.
House
Sunshine Mining (quar.)
8
4-
Shawlnigan Water & Power,
?"
1
5-
5c
_________________
12-
1
4-
.
.
5-
31¥4C
4-19
Co.
Sunset
4-15
(Frank Gr)
Sharon. Steel
4
3-
(quar.)-
(quar.) ^—.»•
—
27 ¥4 c
1
$1.12 ¥2
$1.12¥2
Sundstrand Corp. * (quar.)
Sunray DX Oil Co. (quar.)
.
4-15
.
3-
3-11
■
(quar.)
4-19
15c
6-
,
37¥2c
(quar.)——.——
common
1
25c
9-
$1.31 V4
(quar.)
Co.
5-
4-19
'
12-16
Leather Co.^ (quar.)—:
12V2C
Extra17¥ac
3-25
>
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Electronic
Shell
'>3-25-
1
30c
!
dividend
3-15
1%
7-15
$1.09
common
(quar.)
Power. Corp.
4-12
62¥2C
Co.,
..Seton
8
5-1
Co.f
5c
;
Brewing
4-19
.
3-
preferred
1
(quar.)
6-17
$1.25 i;
(quar.)__—
;
:
; 25c
8ears,t,Roebuqk & Co: (^tiar.IS-rtl 35c
>
3-29
-
5%
(Joseph)
Stock
Sealed
;
4
1
3-15
A
5-
$1.15 ¥
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
9-17
$1.25
Power
$1.10
7
■
4-
series
1
•
3-
preferred series B___l
Seaboard
2-21
3-22
4t15.
5-1
dividend)
:4-19
•
1
5-
,
.
3-15
"'4-15
4-30
...
7-31
—4—
1
5-
27 ¥20
______
————————
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
class A
&
5-
4
..
3-1
1'
.
1
;
,
4-
$10c
.
.
2-28
3-
Electric
$3.40- preferred
-v"(t-.v
_;
(quar.)_"_
3-
125c
(quar.)___-___-w__J
Corp.
2-27
1
4-
-
3-15
preferred
3-
1
"
4-1
f. $41 prefer red
quar.)
.w—™,--:.$1 ;
5- 1""*: 4-12
Scott & 'Williams^ Inc_i___i--—
:
25c •3-15
>
3- 1
Scruggs-Vahdervocrk-Barney, Inc.—: .: v- - V
■
'• *
\
:Z
y.j Common (quar.) —i—
:
> > :. 15c: -.; 4- 1
3-15
f■: 1$4.50 pijeferrect -(quar.>)l—ii.l__lLi'__^^-_^; $1:12¥a": ';4-: 1: ¥.• 3-15:
2-28 ,v
8 >
3-15
2-27
3-18
4-19
Albany (quar.)—
:
Finance, class A (quar.)
Chemical
3-18
1
preferted>: (quar.)
8TMaC"
: 3- 29
3- 8
Steel Co. - of Canada, Ltd,
——————
' tl7Mic; 1,5. 1
4-1
Sterchl Bros.'Stores (quar.)—'
¥ 25c /. '3- 11
2-25
Sterling Aluminum Products———"
25c*
3- 16
; 3- 1
Sterling Brewers, Inc.
(quar.)——————
V
25c 7.
4- 12
3-25
Still-Man Mfg. Corp.; class A (quar.)
;
12¥2c •;
3- 14
2-28
Stix Baer & Fuller Co.
(quar.)__;
:
30c
3- 4
2-18
Stokely-Van Camp, Inc.; common——
20c',
4- 1
3-12
5%
preference
—(quar.)
1
3-12
\, '25c.
v v2nd
preferred (quar.)
'
3-12
/.25oV "4- 1
Stop &*Shop, Inc. (quar.)———
——_r__ " '
10c
4- 1
13-. 1
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd." (quar.)_— >
: $1.25
4- 1;
3T2p
Sun Chemical Corp., com.;
(increased)—: 18cv v 4- 1 ;
3-20
$4.50 preferred (quar4_^_i_r——$1.13
3-20
; *4: 1
Sunbeam
Corp.
(quar.)__
36c
3- •28
3-18
3-1
:
3-
•
3-15
3-30
-
$1.25
:;•
2-13
3-15.
25c
(quar.)
common
3-15
"•' 3-22
15c
■
•
_
Placer Development Ltd.
(quar.)
Plastic Wire & Cable Corp.;
(quar.)_______
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)_-:_j:__
~
6¥2C
¥,
.
.
3-31
&r
19c
3-18
4-1
4-
5c
pfd.
3%%
.
3-15
21c ¥ ;3-19
.
.(quar.¥
8%%preferred A * "(quar.)—.
ScottlForesman'& Co.,l(quar.J^.*_—
3-15
$1
2-15
.4-.T-
i
-
-
3-15
Scott • Paper.
2-22
$1.37¥2
^
3-20
7
3-29
iSchwitzer Corp.—
5%%
preferred
3-13
3-15
*3-11
3-
5M»%
3-11
1
15c
1
3-15
Schlitz
3-15
' 3-25
•'<•*'4-
75c
3-
4-
Stauffer
2-22
Schering Corp.,
^
;
4-15
5c
Glass
3-21
Loan
4
5-
(quar.)
Corp.
4
3-
97 ¥2c
i
(quar.)
Class
B
(quar.)
6% ' preferred. (quar.'
4-10
3-15
3-15
4.36%
3-15
-
Co
Corp.
(quar.)_^;
Pitney-Bowes, Inc. (quar.)
i.__
Pittsburgh Forgings
•Pittsburgh, Ft.r Wayne & Chicago Ry.— '
4-22
$6c
Savannah
4-15
; 4-15
State
Associates,
(s-a)J
:
4c
Santa Fe Drilling Co."
(quar,7M2C
Savage Arms Corp.
_l_
:
5c
4-15
$1
State Bank of
4-
4-10
3-19
5-
90c
2-20
3-25
5
Co.
Co.
4-25
15c
_______
Market
i 3t11
2-
2-28
-;
Plate
Star
Screw
3-
$1.03%
par)
Stanley Home Products,
Stanley Works (quar.)
3-15
4-17-
2-28
3-29
Insurance
Pittsburgh
3-15
$10C
(stock
Sanders
2-28
\10%
'
(quar.)
1
1
'
3-25
.
(quar.)
4-1
4-
Regis Paper Co.
Salada Foods, Ltd.
Steel
4-
2%
St.
1
f
;•
(quar.)
Pittsburgh National Bank
6
Pressed
3- 6
preferred >(quari)L:.1;»«.$1.25
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
h st- Paul Flre & Marine Insurance Co. (quar.)
32c
income
capital gains)
Insurance (annual)
preferred
Standard
Standard-Thomson
Standard
4-15
4-30
2-.15
5-15
8-15
3-15
;
(New
1
5%.
2-20
8
com;
(quar.
preferred' (quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
4- 1
;'2s'iS?
3-18
$1.16¥4
Jersey)
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio, common (quar.)__
33/i%
preferred (quar.)
Standard & Poors Corp.
(quar.)
•
preferred
5%
$1.25
1
4-15
2-28
92 ¥2 c
$4.50
3-20
(quar^u-i^--—t25c
Ry., -com. (quar.)
25c
Lawrence Corp.; Ltd;
Louis-San :Francisco
5%
;
3- 4
3-
30c
Pioneer Fund, Inc. (from net invest,
income)
Pioneer Plastics Corp, .(quar.)-
7%
St.
3-7
20c
.
*
S St.
3-12
75c
Aircraft
"-
-
2-15
3-27
$0.25
:
f'Pillsbury Company, $4 preferred (quar.)__
h?ine Street Fund, Inc. (quarterly from net'
^.investment income)
Piper
'if
preferred (quar.)__r
Lawrence-Cement Co., class A (quar.)—
Class A (qhar.)
3-12
I
3-11
30c
(quar.)
1
4-1
$1.12%
Co.
(Hartford)
(quar.)_
Piedmont Natural Gas Co., common (quar.)
;
$5.50 convertible preferred (quar.)____
;'_ V.
Financial CorpMincreased)
Joseph Light ;&• Power;
Standard Oil Co.
1
25c
3t,
3-
1
9-15
;
30c
Springfield Insurance Co., common (quar.)
$6.50 preferred (quar.)
(A. E.) Mfg. Co., $3.75 pref. (quar.)
Standard Brands, Inc., common
(quar.)
$3.50
preferred
(quar.)
4-19
10c
(in«r-»H«>ed)^i
5%
Island, Inc. >
40
■
■St.
•
25c
(quar.)
30c
.
St.
3-15
3-30
($25
5-1
^-Safeway! Store&j ^pommbh '(quar.) -«i—-il—^ »
40c,
t:i;:4%; !p^eferred-^(quOT;)-^_i;ii4^—$1
4.30%; conv^ preferred
(tjuar,)—-;!--—-^ $1.07Mi
St. Joseph Lead Co.
(quar.)_l
25c
3-15
1
"35c
•
.
of
F.'C.
(quar.)
(quar.)
common
3-15
$1.25
^1.
5-
3-14
50c.,
(quar.)
15c
common
3-20
$1.20
.—
Service—
4-12
.
—•
48c'„
Service
25c
v¥'-1
S.
1
share)
Screw
v
3-14
3-12
Cola- Co..
3-15
3-1S
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3-
Company (reduced)—
40c
Ruppert (Jacob), 4¥2¥«' Pfd, r(quar.)»___—
$1.12.¥2
Russ. Togs, Inc;, class-A; (quar.)__1_—; :
15c
2-26
preferred
preferred
3-30
20c
Royal Crown;
1
>
(quar.)— _________—$1.07
3-15
22¥20
,
7
1
—
-
5
3-
4-
(quar; )_^._—'
4c
30c
10c
Ruberold
1
25c
:
3-
3-30
4-
%
Staley
3- 4
(quar.)
3-31
,
$1.25
Co.—
preferred (quar.)
Sprague Electric Co. (quar.)
2-15
(quar.)
3-5
$1.12¥2
Electric
$4.50
4-19
1
3-11
Broadcasting
(quar.)
(George D.) Corp. (quar.)
RorerV (William H.),' Inc; >.(quar.)
3-8
4-
1
5-
2-25
3-31
27c
(quar.)
Sperry
Spiegel, Inc.,
8
3-15
Rollins
2-28
4-
3-
3-11
3-30i
...
31c
preferred
Gifts, Inc.
Rand Corp.,
2-26
30c
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls Co
Rochester Telephone Corp.,
5%
preferred (quar.)___
Rockwell Mfg. Co. (quar.)
1
3-13
30c
Metal Products Corp
Grande Valley Gas (Texas)
25c
$1.12¥2
4-
:■
—45c
Roadway Express, Inc
1
Pa.)—
Co.j.
payment
4-12
;
3-
realized
(a
3- 5
1
Rieke
1
34c
dividend
preferred
1
5-
3-11
•
,
Spencer
,,r,
(quar.)
(quar.)
2-21
Long Distance Telephone, com.
(A, payment of 25 centavos per share)__.
per
Corp.
Corp.
3-14
preferred
(quar.)
3.90%
preferred
(quar.)
8%
Paper
3-15
4%
imr.:
4-
Roper
(Reading,
common
12¥2C
59%c
933/4C
30c
—
A
3-20
3-19
(quar.)
20c:
Philippine
:ij>
Oil
Rio
¥
cl.
(quar.)
4-19
4-15
(increased)-
common
preferred
River Brand Rice Mills, Inc.
,
50c
lc
3-15
10c
Co.
Inc.,
1
27¥20
Co
$1.02Mi
Trading Corp.,
&
Oil
3-
Bottlers
Philip Morris, Inc.,
■v
Riegel
•
Philadelphia Life
bnt.stock
2-19
15c
(Charles)
4c
334%
Richfield
1
(monthly)
(quar.)___
40c
Phelps Dodge Corp
-Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)
•Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly of 6c from investment
:*iand
3-15
2-25
3-29
(quar.)__
3-16
4c
preferred (quar.)
Paul, Inc. (quar.)
&
1
4-
17¥2c
Co.
Petroleum
Ranch
1
3-15
.
5
preferred
4-
12 ¥20
quar.)—
4¥29c
4-
50c
Inc.
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)_____„_
4%% preferred (quar.)
3-11
$1.16
;
4¥2%
Pfizer
2-20
3-15
___
Service
4-
3- 8
3.35%
preferred (quar.)_
4.60% preferred (quar.)
;
;
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance Co. (Wash. D. C.)—
Gas
14c
3-8
■;
Petrolane
3-12
1
Pennsylvania Power & Light (increased)
¥4 ¥2% preferred (quar.).
4.40% preferred (quar.)——
common
3-29
3-29
Foil,
Republic National Bank of Dallas
Republic Steel Corp.
(quar.)
Revlon, Inc.
(quar.)
Inc.—
of Long
10c
4-
Republic
,
Quarterly
Pepsi-Cola General
3-15
3-15
I
2-28;
2-28
1
„■.
_
preferred ($100 par)
(quar.)
4.60%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc.—
Sparton Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)
Speedee Mart, Inc. (initial-stock dividend)
2-15
1
3-13
♦
¥'-4- 1;
25c
24c
4.40%
3-11
4-
10c
—,
—
3-15
3-22
t22¥2c
————
Railway
3-15
3-4
_
& Ford, Ltd., Inc. (quar.)
Controls, Inc. (quar.)
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp. (reduced-quar.)
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.—
(quar.)
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co.
3-22
3-15
-
3-8
Penn
Eastern
-
Inc.
3-29
.
_
3.70¥c
4.40%
4-15
—
(quar.)
Pennsylvania Mutual Funds,
(From capital gains)
4.15%
30c
$1.50
55c
&
4-
25c
,
preferred
•
3.90%
3-15
•
3-29
—
Common (quar.)
4.10% » preferred
3-15
''14*, 5
1
3-15
10c
:
(quar.)_
Gas, (quar.)
Public
4-
3-15
/ 9c
16c
Natural
Southwestern
2-28
' 2%
'
•
lc
(quar.)__i.-I__'
(increased-quar.)
preferred
Electric
3- 8
3-29
.
Gas
Southwestern
3-16
7-
•
Indiana
preferred
4.28%
4- 1
(quar.)_l
12 ¥20
Reliance-Insurance
(quar.)
—_«60c
Republic Aviation Corp.*i-.__*.______-_____«:;
25c
Republic-Corp., $1 pfd. (quar.)
25c
1
5%-
$1
7-31
_
(increased
Bank
Brothers,
2-20
7 5c
25c
Transportation Co
'•
,20c
-1
3-15 ¥ :
Royalty Co. (quar.)_____
•
75c
Southwestern Electric Power—1
4.65%
—
Peniqk
Peter
Stock dividend"
4-
Southland
.
5
50c;
quar.).
non-cumul. preferred
Southern Pacific Co. (quar.)
3-18
3-12
8
3-15
3-13
10c
(quar.)_—
5%
1
4-1
3-
4- 1
.
1
3-
3-11
3-11
3-11
:
Railway Co., common (quar.)
v 70c
rl 3-15
non-cumul, preferred (quar.)> J 25c.
.3-15.
non-cumul.' preferred (quar.)
25c
6-15
5%
5%
8c
6-28
—.
(quar.).
3-
3-29
87%c
20c
;_
15c
(increased-quar.)
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.64%
preferred (quar.)——
Paramount Pictures Corp. (quar.)
Farkersburg-Aetna Corp. (quar.)
Co.,
8
Inc.
37¥2c
__
Co.
Water—;
(increased
Common
2-15 1
3-i5
1
1; i
3-29
¥
'
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.)
4.80 ¥0
Southern
■
3-29
J20c
(increased)__-._«
-
Red Owl Stores, Inc.—
(2-for-l stock split)_.
Common
Milk
Rayctte,
5
6-12
Corp.
(quar.)
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
Pet
3-
3-12
Parker-Hannifin
&
3-15
3-
(quar.)
Telephone
Gas &
Common
3-29
7¥2c
:
1
1
.¥ 3-29 ;,i
50c
60c
.
$4.50
3-8
3- 8
75c
4-15
5 %"4-15
40c
3-15
:
Corp. of America ¥'r v
preferred (quar.)_____~l______I_lJRalston Purina Co, (quar.)
—-——
Banco, Inc. (quar.)
3-29
(quar.)
Page-Hersey Tubes, Ltd. (quar.)
Parker Finance Corpl (quar.) —1-w
Pepsi-Cola
Southern
.2-25
4-1
4-
30c'
i
preferred (quar.)—:
preferred (quar.)
Southern
3-21
3-13
4-
California Edison Co.—
4.32%
i
■
3- 4
4-1
■
3-
3-27
¥'.4-
Original
2:
~
15c
(quar.)__
Pacific: Tin Consolidated Corp..:—
City
-
$2
$3.50
3-22
preferred
Peoria
-
6-28
common..
Advertising (quar.)
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com.
Quarterly
Peoples Trust
Quarterly
'V-
Radio
1
______
Peabody Coal Co., com.
5
5
31¥»c
;
-
4-
3-
Outdoor
Co.
2-28
'
2-15
1
\
Tube
Southeastern
$5
15c
;••• 3-: 1
3-25
62 ¥2 C
(quar.)
Southeastern Propane Gas Co.
Southeastern Public Service
1
5
15c
Nutrient
Peerless
:
2-21
3-14
.
56¥4C
.
3-15
f t-
3-29
;
.
2-26.
3- 1
3-30
2-20
3-29
.
42¥2c
■,
¥
Southern
3-14 '
-
^—i.—;
Southbridge Plastic Products Inc.— •.
"
Class A (quar.)
1 '.'Class.
B -i«—.ii'j.-iirti'-;'---.
■
1
3-30
58c
,
31%c;'
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sulphur
4-19
35c
Common
Parmelee
>
5
•3-4
3-11
■
Co;"-(quar.)_
Co.
.'-3-19 •■",
/
15c
—.—-——
(quar.)_
Gas
Oil
3-1
-
3-15
3-29
-
dividend
Raybestos-Manhattan,, Inc.
Pacific
American
3-
3-
30c
Pacnic
Pan
3-30
48c
.
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. (quar.)
Quality Importers, Inc. (increased).
Quemoilt Mining^ Ltd.
3-18
3-15
4-
Express (quar.)
Northwest Bell Telephone (quar.)
6%
3-151
$1
(quar.)..
Chemical
1
4-
25c
Intermountain
Pacific
«
Stock
5
62 (/2c
(quar.)
Aggregates
&
and
3-
preferred
3-
60c
.
Gas—
2-18
2-25
383/4C
(initial)
&
3-13
3-20
31¥»c
(quar.)4—--.
Electric
2-15
3-15
30c
South Puerto Rico Sugar Co., common—
8%
preferred -(quar.)
:__
3- 1*
3-30
Carolina
3-15
100%
—
(increased)
Co.
2-25
3-11
80c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
Co.
3-1
,
15c
Southern
.3-
;4- 2
$1
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)__.
Coast Co., 5%
preferred
preferred ' (quar.)_
5%
income
Quaker City LlfeThsurance'.(Phila.) (annual)
12¥2c
Mfg.
4.50%
'
.3-12
20c-
.-1
Clay Products (increased)
Pacific
investment
''
Utilities
Paper Co., com.
Pacific
from
from capital; gains).
Pyle-National ;Co:, common (quar.)^
.—_
8% preferred <quar.)_^
•
3-20
non-resident
Glass
preferred
•
,
3
RR,
3-15
3-25
5%
—
Corp.
Common* ;(increased:)'
5%- preferred
(quar.)
3-15
3-15
;
(quar.)___
2-23
3-15
%
22V26C
—
preferred
Line
Soss
3-30.. ;i:;t 3- I
3-30
'3-. 1
.
-
,
: .-•
Fiberglass
Owens-Illinois
(10c
4-
(quar.).—.—-..—,-.—
Transportation (quar.)
Owens-Corning
4-10
4-10
approximately
4%i preferred
Overnite
1
1
$1.07%
(quar.):
-
-
__
Opelika Mfg.Corp.
Orange & Rockland
5•
preferred
•
;-,3-: 4'
'
3- 7
'
after Bouth
—
3-8
5-
10c
1%
90
$.112 per depositary share).O'okiep Copper Co.; Ltd. Ordinary shares
f A
payment of Approximately $1.40 per
,
3r20'
$1.55
'
/
Soo
3^30
.
.3-15
3-29
20c'
___!.
„
V
40c-
■
■
Old Ben Coal Corp
Old Republic Life Insurance
Corp.,
-
-3- 8,.;
'3-30 f?l> -S*'^
; 3-30 '
.
3--1
preferred. (quar:$1.26 Mi5.28% ¥'jiiheferred (quar.)$1.32
$1.40 preference
(quar.
'
35c
Publicker Industries, $4!75 pfd>—(quar.)-,i—.
$1.18% Puerto Rico Telephone Co. (quar.
•
* > 45c •
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)____—_
25c ;
Pullman,. Inc.__-lill__L'L--X--_^*-35c.
Purex Corp., Ltd.' (quar.)
12c
fc Purolator Products, Inc.l—
50c
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston—
3-11
(quar.)
i
42¥2C
(quar.)L-l-»i.,i-.—$1.11
Ohio
,
Sonotone
,3-1
v-
Jersey
5.05%
(increased)
Tools
Penn
2-21
IOC
18c
¥
3-12
2-21
3-15
•
15c
—i
Snap-On
South
,
Cable :,(quar.)
3-15
4-1
4- 1
.
.
30c
dividend
South
Co: of Oklahoma—
preferred "(quar.)—--—
preferred
(quar.)—____—_—___
Public Service Electrla & Gas,-com. (quar.)
3-8
'
3- 8
4-1
$15c
3-26
3-12
40c
Singer lVianuiacluring Co,
Co: of. New
$1
$1.06
-60c ;
o1¥:4.08%:;;preferred,rXquar.|-A.»»-.»—$1.02 r
4.18%
preferred (quar.)- $1.04Mi ->
2-20
equal to about $1.49
Skil Corporation; (quar.)—i—s
Smith, Kline & French Laboratories
Stock
Holders
Payable of Rec.
less
Steel Co.—
&
Ltd.
Simpsons,
South
4.24%
& Exploration—
(stock
Wire
Public Service
f
1
< 16%
3-22
4- 2
2-28
3- 1>3-15
,
-
3-15
7,/2c
:
25%
Share
ADR's
G.
Simplicity Mfg., class A
Simplicity; Pattern
:
Mexico-r-*
5% : preferred (quar.-•' ' •$L25>--/"';3-15'•••;"• 3- 'I;5¥4%■ -preferred (quar.$1.31 ¥4
-3-15
3-1
Public Service, Co. of North Carolina (quar.)
10c
>
4- i '
3-11
1
5%
(quar. ¥____
Simplex
3-1-
3-21
4%
Oak Manufacturing Co.
-
3-22
-
25c
(quar.)»
Bimonds Saw &
•
3-11
of
■:'
A.
share»_____—
Company
per
3- 5
3-15
3-11
.
dividend--.:---—
Proviatnce
3-29
75c
(quar.)
Stock
Tax
German
3- 4
Halske
&
Simmons
3-29
4-9
common
When
Per
Nbme of Company;,
Siemens
3- 8
3-29
:
v.,
3-29
3-15
'
.
'•4—15;
$1.02¥2
—
yy
Northrop Corp.
32c
$1.02
———
1
4-30
.'90c-.
'
.
3-29
4-15
3-29
3-29
4-
$1.43%';
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)
-
40c
22c
36c
4-15
3-15
1
3-15
55c
(Minn.)
preferred
,
New
-
3-15
4-
$1.40
preferred ,(quar.)
$4.08
Electric
(quar.)——
Corp. of Canada,'Ltd>—
Power
1
4-1;
$1.45
(quar.)
:
$3.60
.
-
$1.37 ¥2
(quar.),
Ry
General
Portland
(Del.) (quar.)_-;—
(increased-quar.)
Company
Holders
Payable of Rec.
(initial)_-___.
ZGVic
• .3-29
Powers Regulator- (quar.)<
25c
4- 1
Pratt & Lambert,' Inc.
37¥2c
4-1
Premier Industrial Corpi (quar.)_-r.-V*—-—
16c
3-15
Preway, Inc.
(stock dividend)-.
2% 1 - 4-10
Price
Bros.
&
Co., Ltd,_^_--^
—1$50c
5- 1
-Primex Equities, class A (monthly7c
3-15
Printing "Corp oL AmeriCa (quar.)«_^^r.—_^
10c
3-15
i Proctor-Silex
Carp., 4%% preferred (quar.)«
ll%c \ 4- 1
6% 2nd preferred—_——15c
4-1
Producers Cotton Oil Coi: (quar.)-.^-^—.15c y 1 3-15
Protective Life Insurance Co, (Birmingham,
•
3-20
40c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.80%
•
(quar.)
K.)
Potomac Electric.Power
.
U Northern Natural Gas Co.*— '
5¥2 %
(H.
When
Per
Share
4-20 ,¥
44c
Co.
Insurance
•>
1
,
Name of Company
Porter
;
$1.06M»
—$1.13
(quar.)—:
(quar.)
Public
Holders
Payable of Rec.,
¥¥¥■)¥ ■ %S'-y-S ■¥;/:
(quar.)
Indiana
Northern
'When
Per
i
•
fry:}:.
.Name of Company
Monday, March 11, 1963
(Quarterly
Oil
Corp.
—___
:
:
—;
f
,.
:•¥ i
'
$1.258V\c"
dividend)
3-
8
2%
-
•
4- 1^: 4-3-
8
3-15"
n
15c45c
(stock
.
'
—
(quar.)—
'4-. 1
$1.12¥2-* ¥ .,4- 1"7'
3- 8
'
$1.18 ™ * 4- l¥:
3- 8 •
•r 3- 8
$1.23, ;'' 4- 1
'
«:
*
3-
-
3-11
4-15
-
V
5
2-
5
3-15
Inc.—
from
investment
income)
5c
3-18
:
5
-3-
3-15
2-25
*
Number 6245
Volume 197
//■// Vi.•*& ■'
Name of Company
•:
A:i
<
,
T
.
.
!
5.40%
■
5V4%
(quar.)——
preferred
4.96%
;
■
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
Texas
4-
preferred/(quar.)
-5%
-•—
preferred B (quar.)
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4% %
5%
'
3-22
2-
Foods
Lewis
Time
Inc.*v—"
Times
Mirror
3-12
(stock dividend)
Tip Top Products, class A_
\ Class A and Class B (stock dividend).—
Tishman Realty & Construction
(quar.)—
2-28
3-15
2-28
-4-1
3-fS
4-
(quar.)—.———-—Corp..—
—
Towinotor Corp.' (quar.)
—
Tractor Supply Co., class A (quar.).
(quar.)
Traders Finance, class A
Class
Class
B
&
Transue
(quar.)—
Williams
(quar.)
t~~—;
Lines
Increased
South
Extra
....
—-
Bank~(Los
Union
—
....
;
_i_———
3-14
1
3-15
4-
4-
3-
1
Western
Natural
3-
8
Western
Pacific
4-
1
3-
8
Inc.,
Lines,
United
Air
Power
4-30
4-19
Western
Publishing, common
3-15
2-28
4-15
3-30
3-15
2-15
4-
3-14
United
Artists
Board
United
4-18
1
Westmoreland,
3-
1
Weston (George),
2-27
5-15
4-19
5-15
4-19
5-15
4-19
5-15
4-19
4-
1
1
3-13
3-15
2-15
„
3-15
U.
S.
(quar.)—
Chemical Corp.—
& Foundry
Pipe
Plastic &
U.
——
U.
S.
United
United
United
Industries Corp..
&
3-29;
4-15
-
1963)
1,
;
V.
N.
New
3-
7
4-
1
3-
1
4-
1
3-
1
3-
8
1
3-11
1
3-15
4-
3-
4-
1
1
3-11
4-
3-26
|2
2-25
6-26
4-10
33-
3-15
-
——
American Corp.,
6-
Class
62Vic
i:
A
(quar.)
Utah. Power. & Light1 (quar.)..
Company
Upson
—
———*-
.
National
Bank
Vanity Fair Mills,: Inc. (quar.)_
Vapor Corporation (quar.)_
Veeder-Root,
(quar.)^
Inc.
15c
33c
.
$4.20
preferred (quar.)
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke
$5
:
—*
—
:
Von's Grocery- Co
(quar.)
—_
——
.
-6V4% ,pfd.- (quar,)—,.•
Waddell &
,--v Class B
Wagner
51
Walgreen
pfd.
—i
————————
Electric, Corp.
Company
-
'
3-
(quar.)———*—
(quar.)
ac
—
3-11
-
.
food
3-15
3-20
3-22
3-
3-20
2-28
3-20
2-28
8
2-28
r
3-20
3-20
after
2-28
to
1
3-11
3-
3-15
/3- J
3-15
2-26
>'3-20
3-5
3-15
2-22
"4-19
3-29
3-8
3-22
'3- «
/v: 30c
3-21
:3-*7
.' 40c
3-12
v
; 2-15
.
5 ti
p
as
a
Babson
L.
"Eabson")
the
by
&
Number
Vice-President
and
David
the Fund
of
advisers
As
L.
and
and
compensation
fee based
(determined
close
$25
of
as
set
business
million
state
area
in
fixtures
962//
/
—V.
196,
1962
1963
dividend——
for
1,002,800
1_;
share
2629,
per
p.
373,400
10,600
7,200
shares
common
$5 480.QOO
..
——
362,800
1,460,965
$0.68
,444.900
$0,25
x
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co.—Revenues
Higher,
The
The
25c
3-29
3- 8
3-11
;
2-15
'
the source.
Non¬
the
over
one
-
report
billion
revealed
dollar
totaled
deliveries
gas
mark
that
and
in
its
1962
annual
assets
deliveries "of
trillion
1.039
cubic
feet,
a
5%> in¬
the
previous year.'
- <:
Symonds,
Chairman, in an
accompanying letterv-to
stockholders pointed out that the company, which began operations
18 years ago,
continued its growth during the past year.
But,, he
said, uppermost in importance was the settlement in December of
all of the company's pending pipeline rate cases which established
over
crease
;
.
Gardiner
a
stable
gas
sales
refund for the
"
two
$2,131,392,090 up from $1,965,042,297 at the end of. 1961.
billion dollar level was reached six years ago.
The 1962
natural
,
annual
company's
natural gas exceeded one trillion cubic feet, both for the first time.
The* report includes consolidated subsidiaries.
At year-end, assets
rate structure
firm earnings not subject' ;to
and
time in six years.
first
$630,904,700 from $600,195,348 in
1961, chiefly because of the marketing of larger volumes of natural
gas, refined and extracted petroleum products! and crude oil; and
condensate.
;
XX-rX; XX'jX
XxX: f,MX ?;
Consolidated net income totaled $56,242,695 against $59,198,640 in
1961, as restated to reflect effect of the rate settlement.
Earn¬
ings available for the common stock were $47,156,207 after; pro¬
vision for preferred dividends.
This was equal to $1.18 per share
on
39,970,779 common shares outstanding at year-end. as against
$1.27 per share for
1961 based on the same number of shares.
—V, 197, p. 662.
.
'': r, (
revenues
,
rose
to
.
'
•-
»rf i
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp.—Partial Red'nLThe
corporation
has
for
called
redemption
on
April
1963,
1,
through operation of the sinking fund, $806,000 of its 4%% fifst
mortgage pipe line bonds due April 1, 1979 at 100% plus accrued
interest.
Payment will be made at Dillon, Read & Co., 48 Wall
Boston,
of
David
Corp.
Management
Fund.,_ ' "
quarterly
^lu
Super
new
1,010,000
—
shares
Net earnings
St., New York.—V.
the
Director
Babson
for
on
forth
in
each
of
1%
L.
is
Babson
a
Babson may be deemed
the Adviser.
the
48
central
including
—
stock
of
Operating
Inc.,
of
north
12
stores,
;
197, p. 663.
,
agreed, for an
furnish
to
the
these
of
-—i.;—* $6,759,006.
available
Net
tax.
Co.,
have
Adviser,
throughout
taxes
Preference
3- 1
Mass. (collectively referred
annual fee of $25,000 nayQbie
Adviser with statistical and other
factual information
and
advice regarding
economic factors and
trends and
advice concerning specific securities in or considered
for
the
portfolio
of
the Fund.
David L.* Babson * Management
Corp, owns 20%
of the stock of the Adviser.Charles L. Bailey,
David
2-28
3-20
.
,
,
development program.
the building and opening
sales*
Net
3-11
Continued jrom page 10
2-28
3-20
dollars.
valuation
Total
climbed
General Corporation and
Investment News
3-15
for
stores
5-31
8-31
2-15
1
1
retail
call
Plans
retail
9-15
3-15
3-15
5
1
million
302 million
Mr., Wyman said that in order to achieve this record-high retail
wholesale sales volume,
the firm is depending heavily on an
4-10
-
400 million at the
over
' './/i;.:;::///v.
Valu Stores, Inc., which'ispohsors/the
Valu "voluntary group," are expected to b° better
dollars.
This compares to final 1962 wholesale
Super
333
3-12
at
'
for Super
Net Down—
' 6-15
5%c
The group had sales just
sales
3-15
2-28
' TSi\XiU%S'l
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 7%.
this will mean that the firm's affiliated retailers will
their aggregate retail sales by over 200 million dol¬
and
2-21
■r4~.
,
,
>
Syntex Corp.—Six Months' Report—
'5-/I ' v4-19
3-12
3-
3-2Q
;;
-i
■
organization are expected to sur¬
1963, J; T. Wyman, Executive Vice-
,
Period Ended Jan. 31—
1
1
3-22
15c
:*
in
dollars
two years.
1961.
:
25c
Lesa Jamaica income tax.
2126.
of the Super Valu
increased
'Net
?-25
3- 4
3- 4
3-20
%
Income
a
■
.
Previously published date was incorrect.
The corrected payment
date and/or record date Is indicated here.
t Payable in U. S. funds, less 15% Canadian nonresident' tax- •
8
4-
5c
'$4.50
(annual);--
Reed, Inc., class A__:——
3-
3-16
3-20
3-15
4- 1
y
,
.J
:Waba'sh-Railroad Co., 4Vi%
(quar.)——
>
Canadian
for
on
between
million
If achieved,
have
15c
tax 15%;
income
computed
buildings,
and inventory, will, exceed nine million dollars,—V. 197, p.
3-11
25e
10c
10c
10c
$1.25
Corp'.
British
net
,,
-
by the -firm's 831 affiliated retail food stores should reach
Mr. Wyman said, against final 1962 re¬
Sales
-
1963.
^3-1
3-15
30c
.
(quar.)
in
Less
x
3-
3-
4-
150
.$^.56^4/
*r
Mold & Iron Co.___
1
3-15
25c
*•
resident
8
3-30
,
t Payable
that
1961,
,
ambitious
Transfer books not closed for this dividend.
a
3-20
3-20
171450
(Increased quar. )-_vJ. j_-- *
Vulcan .Jdaterials -.Co/>
-Vulcan
'
—_—
Vita Food Products (quar.)
,
"
—_
3-
,
3-15
-
•
2
3-20
$1.03'
$1.05
$1.20
$1.25
12Vic
"
preferred (quar.)preferred (quar.)_
$4.80 preefrred (quar.)i
$4,12
3-
3-20
50c
—
(monthly)—
1
3-15
4- 2
Vendo Company
mi
reported
for
* •
2-28..<■
2-28
2-28
2-28
2-28
40c
'
(Pro-rated payment pending merger)——.
■ v,;V ■-"x,; f\. :*';"
;;xx:.xx7,-7'IjB-i'.
3-22
5
|/4 i 1
Victor
>
Radio
Zonolite Company—
2-26
3-15
4-
; 3-22
(quar.)
———"
10c
.Equipment Co
—t
—30c
Virginia-Carolina Chemical-r,*. / —
5% prior preferred (quar.)
1
—62Vic
i
5%;convertible preferred (quar.)—62Vic •
Virginia Commonwealth Corp. (quar.)
31c
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)—_—
3%
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quar,)-—35c
$4;04 preferred (quar.)————----->
$1.01
\
3- 5
3-29
45c
37Vic
———
::
9-16
20c
(Arizona)
,
5-
37Vic
$1.12%
.
(quar.)_
Tube
Zenith
6-17
25c
(quar.)
Watersf & Rogers, Inc.; (quar.)
Vallev
&
3-15
,
7-15
—15c
(quar.)u
Oil Products
Universal
.
15c
Zelgler Coal & Coke Co.
10-15
"Vic
10cx:
(quar.)—
■.'Universal. Match Corp.'
3-29
4-15
2v?°
(quar.)—
'(quar.:
A
A
Class
,
(initial)
(quar.)
5-13
4
...
Universal Container Corp.—
Class
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-10
3- 1
(quar.)
Co.
has
$39,932,000
>
$602,692,938 by year-end,
tail sales of $544,636,569.
than
4-15
?
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
(quar.)
(quar.)
Sheet
Jewelry
against
*
,-
p.
sales
600
pass
totaled
I Zale
(quar.)
4-30
$1.25
$1.26
$1.27
10c
15c
—
Quarterly
Youngstown
single
(& Subs.)—Net Lower—
company
President announced,
lars in
'
.
pfd.
conv.
Chemicals
Quarterly
York shares—
—
2-28
(initial)
Batteries
Yocam
1,
,
25c
? Wyandotte
single
a
Super Valu Stores, Inc.—Earnings ForecastRetail
-2
1
3-20
1
,73-20
3-21 .
3-11
■ 5-1
4-' 5 I8-17-5
11- 1
in. 4
5V2C *
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.
77c
May
payment of approximately 46c
subj. to approval of stockholders May 1)
Universal
:
'.1.
3-20
Monthly*.
5
3-29
^
,
(quar.)_
Corp., common
preferred (quar.).
(William Jr.) Company
Wrigley
8
3-30
common
4V2%
3-11
3-22
-
ac
' '
l^r,
r 37V2C
common....
Worthington
2-28
•
$1.12,/a
$1.20
; $1.10
$1.19
$1.24
—
Woodward Iron Co.
5-27
3-15
$2
3-15
3-303-15
4-10
3-14
4-
sales of
(initial)
B
*3-15
Newspaper Machinery—
New
2-28
2-25
final
(A
Van
3-11
1
3-15
3-26
New class
Wood
3- 8
4-: 1
$1.50
preferred (quar.).
5.04%
preferred (quar.).^
5.08%
preferred (quar.J__
j
;
831-store
A
children
a
computing financial income.
'
; T
•>
After
reflecting these two accounting changes in the current
year and restating the prior year on a comparable basis,. earnings
per. share of common stock were $1.90 in 1962 down from $2.03
in 1961," a decrease of approximately 6%.
Since 1961 earnings included about 9o per share of nonrecurring
gains from the sale of capital assets, Sunray's reduction in earn¬
ings from, operations was slightly in excess of 2%.
•Sunray's gross
operating
income for
1962
was
$471,893,000
against =$474,642,000 the previous year.
/
'
President Paul E. Taliaferro; said in a preliminary report that
the drastic drop in
prices of gasoline and distillate experienced
throughouot the company's Midwest and Central States marketing
area during 1962 resulted
in a loss of revenue of $7.8 million from
,
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning Corn,
Wometco Enterprises, new class
by
accepted
depreciation deductions used in computing
financial
income and
Federal
income
tax
liability increased in
1962 as a result of changes in the tax law to the. point where
Sunray concluded a reserve for deferred Federal income tax should
appropriately be provided
from earnings.
Consistent with rn0re
generally accepted industry practice, the company also elected in
1962 to deduct
delay rentals as paid on nonproducing leases in
,
5%
"!*
2-28
4-
•,
25c
10c
tL
Service,
basis.
The difference
of
(quar.)
Public
Okla.
$36,201,000
was
Wholesale
(quar.)
'I Wisconsin
1
3-15
preferred
preferred
.3-22
18%c
x 40c
40c
40c
$1
:
*
be
.
.
;'
,,
4.76%
«
,
preferred
4.96%
4
6-7
3-25
v
2-15
7-
;
-
preferred (quar.)
Power & Light
4V2% preferred (quar.)
4.80% preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)
will
the
Tulsa,
3- 1
3- 1
75c *;■ 481 Vic
■'.,4-
•
6%%
3-20
3-28
:
Wisconsin
3-19
28c
(quar.)——5c
Unileverj. Ltd. American shares— 7
(A
final payment of approximately
subject to approval of stockholders
Unilever.
5-16
1
If
comparable
3-15
2-14
4- 1
3-15
i4--.Txr.;; ;3-ll
4-1
jxj3-ll,
;4- 1
3-15
4- 1 . " 3- 8
(quar.)Sl.Oe'A
(quar,)
7 Wisconsin Electric Power
2-28'
6-
55c
(quar.)—.—.—;——. ,
preferred (quar.)——
—^
Truck Lines
(Delaware)
(quar,)—.
Servomation Corp. (initial)—,
Stockyards Corp.
(increased)..
Utilities, Inc.
(increased)—
....
Utilities
3-15
17V2C
—
preferred
8%
U.
3-7
2uct
-
—
Realty Investments (quar.)
S. Rubber Co., common (quar.)—
S.
8%
3- r
3-21
deposit
of
of
-
'30c
10c
''
-
(quar.)--^—
common
less than
fair market -value of
a
date
purpose
Exchange is consummated, the Depositor will
be required to reimburse the Depository in cash for the transfer
taxes imposed
thereon and to pay in cash the amount necessary
to
avoid
issuance of fractional shares of the Fund by rounding
off to tne next iull share.—v, jl90, p. 1871.
;
- ;
/
3-1
50%
...
(quar.)
£
1 Wings & Wheels Express (stock dividend)—
7 W'inn-Dixie Stores ^monthly)
>$4.25
3-1
3-15
& Company,
Common
the
the
For
of
(quar.)^^U7u-^-———^-
Co.
/;• -V-Common' (quar.)
'r3--1"
1
transaction.
1961.—V.. 196,
* (quar.)
(quar.)_
of
as
the Adviser.
by
with
trust
40c
Mfg.
Co.
for
by an individual together with his spouse or minor
both, or by a trustee or other fiduciary depositing for
estate
or
fiduciary account,
shall
be
treated
as
or
15c
to approval
March 11)
$4.25: pfd.
-preferred
(quar.)—
3V4% jr.- preferred (quar.)
Wilson
3-15
27vac
(quar.).—*..-——-
.
2-28
30c
"
3%
Playing Card Co.
S.
Extra
U.
2-28
1
4-
33c
30c
65c
=n5
Stock "dividend
i
1
4-
(Norman)
Williams Bros.
3-29
(subject
approval
determined
Depository.
2-13
1
,
paid
determining the fair market
value of a deposit and the amount of the sales charge pavable
in connection witn any single deposit, deposits made by an individual
or
2-5
30c
25c
$1.25
6%
3-11
3-11
4-
t
•./;.;-;-
^
Wieboldt Stores, Inc.,
V-
3-12
3-28
dividend
Whitehali' Cement
.
3-11
3-18
lYsC
-
500
4%%
preferred (s-a)
—,22 /gq
United Merchants & Manufacturers (quar.)—
25c
U. S. National Bank (Portland, Ore.) (quar.)
65c
S
3-15
(quar.)-—-———
Lines Co.; common
S.
U
2-14
$1-12/2
:
the
be
deposit of securities
$15,000,
85c
;■
*
No
.
3-11
■
—
will
securities
3-2
1
common
(quar.50c
;(quar.)_^^U,-U--—^- $1^31 V4 7
Co.,
stockholders'
r.'Wiatt
,
preferred (quar.)
——
U. S. Ceramic Tile Co. (quar.—
U .S."Fidelity & Guaranty
(Increased).——
U. S. Freight Co.
(quar.)
——————
U. S. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
7%
preferred (quar.)
—
and
Sunray DX Oil Co.
4- 4
„'t>:
;
P. O. Box 1160, Church. Street Station, New
York.
Information relating to the tax basis of the
deposited must be furnished by the Depositor. The fees
expenses
in connection with the return of any
deposited
Thi?
4-
;
preferred (quar.)
Motor
Stock
3-29
common
(quar.)
5V4%- preferred
White Stag Mfg.
3-11
40c
20c
United
4UC
United
30c
Unitrd
40c ,
United
22c
4(4%,preferred ' (quar,).^^.^.^-.^—---- -, h*™/4
United Illuminating Co..——
—37 /ac
United Insurance Co. of America (quar.)—_
20c,.;.
Stock
dividend—20%
United Industrial Corp., preferred (accum.)
15c
U. S. Borax & Chemical Corp., com. (quar.)
-;20c.r
U.
White
3-11
3-29
41/4 %
*:
3-11
4-
3
:
exchanged
proper
copies
New
8,
3-15
3-15 1
is
common
securities
3-20
35c
30c
—„_
Ltd., class A (quarX
over
should be
forwarded through a
form for transfer, together with signed
of the prescribed Letter of Transmittal, to
Chemical Bank New York Trust Co., Corporate
Depository,
York
1962
11c-x., 4-
......
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Inc.
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.—
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
$5 preferred (quar.)—
Whippany Paper Board Co. (quar.)
Whirlpool Corp;; common^(increased)-_-
8
3-
3-29
$1
Class
3-13
1
3-15
v
excess
per
be
to
the
3-30
.
of
$1
dealer in
completed
•
——
(increased)
Westinghouse Air Brake
3-
Securities
3-8
;•
$1.25
(quar.)—
Utilities
Western
*
4Vs%
income
approximatly $0,009 per share)
3-15
,
,
British
less
the
Agency Department,
(payment
of
tax of 383/4%
receipts
deposit
3-15
(initial)
—
California Bank (quar.)——
Carr Fastener Corp.
(quar.)
Gas Corp; (quar.)—
Gas Improvement, com.
(quar.)J—
New
(qhar.)_————
Trust, Ltd.
preferred
5%
1
4-
18c
18c
of
1%
*
OFFER—The
and
Stockholders Investment
13%
3-15
5-
v<30c
20c
35c
—
*
soliciting
3-15
3-15 *
1
4-3
•
27c
(quar.)
of
annum).
per
,
Western Tablet & Stationery—
8
1
50c
Corp. (quar.).
Corp. (quar.)__
& Carton
B
American
4-
8VnC
Aircraft
United
Class
Western
equal to
3-
4-
„
(increased)——
Gas
Westein
™aC
(quar.)
common
&
6
1
3-30
-
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by SEC)_*L_—
'
5%
National Bank
*
V'*
(quar.)
__30c
3-
3-22
33c
3*a
annum),
per
1%
offering is made to all investors, in¬
cluding
individuals,
partnerships,
corporations,
fiduciaries
and
others who hold investment quality securities, compatible with the
Fund's objectives and
policies, which they wish to exchange for
Shares of the Fund.
;1
"
.
(approved
3-20
$4.50
•
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(Pittsburgh)
'3-11
3-29
(increased)—"—
preferred (quar.)
Co.—
shares
value of
par
EXCHANGE
.
Cos.
5%
Gas,
RR.
dividend
Stock
Western
•
48c
_
preferred (quar.).—
preferred (quar.)—————
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(quar.)
$3.50
preferred (quar.)—
——
Union Pacific RR. Co., com. (quar.)
4%
preferred
(s-a)—
—
Union Stock Yards Co.
(Omaha) (quar.)—
Western Massachusetts
•,
1
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Bag-Camp Corp. (quar.)
Union Electric Co,, common
(quar.)
3-29
4- 1
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preferred
'3-15
25c
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3-
3-15
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(quar.).—
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Twin
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-
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of
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2-28
of
5,000,000
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Trust
;
,
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1%
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has■ •■ an
authorized: capital of
stock, all of a single class, having
share.
Each share of common stock is
entitled
to one
vote
at
all meetings of the stockholders and to
share equally in dividends and
other distributions.
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Fund do
not
have
any
preemptive rights and when issued will
be fully paid and nonassessable.
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—
29c
3-30
3- 8
Washington Water Power (quar.).:
——>
,
50c
3-15
2-18
Waste King Corp., 6% preferred (quar,)___
26Vic
5-15
3-30
Waukesha Motor (quar.)
50cV , 4- ,1
3- l
Weiss Bros. Stores, class A
(quar.)——
12Vic
4- 1
3-15
Weissb.erg (H. R.) Corp. (monthly; 10c.
3-15.
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Scientific
Co.
(quar.)—•
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3-30
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.
30c
3-15
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dividend (subject to regulatory aui;T"1;x,V'x
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: ■/.'. 80c ;x
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preferred >(quar.)
$1.12 Vi :ls
4-15
3-20
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
—
$1.05
4-15
3-20
4.10% preferred (quar.)
$1.02Vi'
4-15
3-20
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$1.10
4- 1 ~
3-15
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: 30c
4- 1
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•
25c
3- 8
2-21
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25c
3-29
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(quar.)^
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1
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Corp. (quar.)
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20c
,
Warner Bros, Pictures, Inc. (quar.)
l!2Vic
Warner Electric Brake & Clutch Co. (quar.)
10c
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Thermogas
Ltd,
Worts»
&
Wall Street Investing
3-15
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Industries, Inc.
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.;
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4% preferred (quar.)_:
t
———
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(Hiram)
Quarterly
it
3,
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31 %c
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*
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4-
—
Producing (quar.*•/
Gulf Sulphur Co
;«:*
lnstruments
National Bank (Houston)
(quar.)—
Pacific Coal & Oil (quar.)
Pacific Land Trust, sub. shares—-—;
Power & Light, $4.56 pfd. (quar.)_—
Utilities Co. (increased
Texas
2-28
4-1
Holders
Payable o/Rec,
Share
.
'
91-35' •'
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Texas
1
3-15
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preferred (quar.)-_-.«-----_-----preferred (quar.)_~——
----
Texas Gas
*
Name of Company
payable of JRec.
Share
When
Per
Holders
When
per ■
-
.
,
(1059)
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
.
.
Its
the
Co.
Inc.
*'
services,/ the " Adviser
value
under
the
of
"Net Asset
quarter,
per
&
Director of both
to be investment
as
net
follows;
annum),
Va
will receive a
assets of the Fund,
herein, as of the
Value"
of
.of 1% of .the first
1%
of the next $50
Texas Instruments Inc.—Sales
The
Higher; Net Down-f-
has reported to its shareholders; that sales billed
1962 and its fourth quarter than for any previous
quarter in company history.
■'
v
continued
violent
semiconductor price competition
company
were
higher for
year
or
single
"Because
early
of
the
in
year
and
a
reduced volume
ments, however, net income for the
although the fourth quarter's net
since
quarter
Total
1962
Earnings
per
1961's
year
of defense system ship¬
than for 1961
best for any
was lower
was the
income
first.
net income was $8,577,200.
after preferred dividends were.$2.13
sales were $240,692,588 and
common
share
shares outstanding at year end. Total 1961 saletf were
$233,223,325 and net income was $9,446,386. Earnings per common
on
3,948,238
52
share
then
after
over
with
that
so
also
>'
-
a'
record
1962's
represented
"■
the
report
$82,000,000.
of
Direct
the
in
backlog
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corporation (formerly Textron American, Inc.) has called
for redemption on April
1, 1963, through operation of the sinking
fund, $647,780 of its 5% 'subordinated debentures due Feb. 1, 1970
100%. Payment
will
Boston.—V. 197, p. 762.
at
V'
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<
v'W
Thrift
;
■
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be
made
the
at
Old
Colony
Trust
>■<;*,
Investment
*'v
wj
"is good
indications
and
are
The
30%
Corp.—-New Loan Agreement—
the
ties.
will
year
$2,176,408,
$1.84
or
quirsments
Transvision
and
will
on
Of
cancelled
outstanding
this,
prior
of
one-for-
a
Currently
stock..
be
stock
common
converted
151,970
the
to
are
consoli¬
to
with
345,910 shares outstanding,
Initial 480,94Q shares..
to
be
converted
securi¬
Pacotronics'
Melvin
sales
Precision
to
an
and
the
S.
Rosen, President of Transvision,- iand
of Pacotroncs, the consolidated
corpora¬
and
savings
in
de¬
research,
promotion.
manufactures
'
and
stock,
common
meters
against
auu
engaged in the development and manufacture of
equipment,
high
fidelity ;., components
and
panel
in
use
equipment
ju
is
test
for
electrical
under
the
the name
instruments.
widely
manu.actures
known
electronic
Paco kits.—V. 198, p,
Chairman,
It
has
trade
test
1658.
marketed
test
,v
"Precision."
kit
in
.
-
its
of
name
equipment
form
-
,
under
,
.
sults
,
,
of
the
United
Mutual
Life
States,
Lincoln
Assurance
of
Co.
Mr.
Hickox
past 15
resulted
said
months
that
and
the
the
National
America
of .Nebraska.
The loan is
the last ten years of the term.
Co.
Life
Insurance
Co.,
Bankers Life
and
repayable in
equal
State'
Insurance
instalments
New
lift trucks and improvements in established models, a na¬
expansion of repair and service operations and a strength¬
of the field sales force were instrumental in last year's
excellent; market penetration, the report explained.
>
continued
eight
of
offices
new
The
Over
company's
reached
leaeslgned
the
over
matic
of
growth
Trans western Pipeline Co.*—Net
tionwide
ening
grams
opening
established offices
in a high level of short-term- borrowing.
The new senior
term loan will be used to
repay short-term bank loans, thus making
current bank lines of credit available for future growth.
The Thrift executive reported that the expansion program, started
in 1962, would be continued through 1963. He said that loan volume
for 1962 was 27% over the 1961
figure, and that volume for the last
five years had approximately doubled.—V.
196, p. 2529,
Investment
all-time
an
products
tire
truck,
to
research
were
in
and
1962.
a
development
Among
tne
major
design
improvements
on
a
trucks
and
a
new
heavy-duty
to
Bent-Lease
accounted
for
said
of
truck
of
a
which
provides customer sales
proportion of truck shipments in
record
Lansing" Towmotor,
Inc.,
an
American subsidiary
Owned
jointly with Lansing Bagnall, Ltd., ushered the company into the
electric truck market in the United States.
The
new
line was
Publishers'
Paper Co. of Oregon
City,
paper
manufacturing
subsidiary of Times Mirror, has purchased the Kappler Lumber
Co., Inc.," of Mulino, Ore., Norman Chandler, Times Mirror Chair¬
man and President, announced.
Kappler current annual volume -is
14,000
with
;
acres
of
Publishers'
timberland
will
be
holdings of 80,000
The purchase was made for
an
in
of
excess
$1.3
million.
A
Its
and
cash,
M.
of the Kappler timberlands, lumber mill,; retail out¬
assets further expands .Publishers' lumber operations
holdings, a program started two years ago with the
of Tillamook Lumber Co.—V. 197, p.- 282.
,E.
Express
has
$257,964,
or
lion
has
against
as
cited
gains
reasons
for
1961,
made
the
announced
that
1962
in
an
express,
company's
passenger,
increase
in
and
total
gross
Earnings were based
standing on Jan. 31, 1963.
President D.
M.
on
232.419
,
shares
of
stock
common
'
'
Lilly said that the small decrease
-
in
new
million
200
cubic
feet
of
recent
firm
feet
providing
with
agreement
the
cubic
of
Lighting
volumes
day
per
additional
an
Pacific
contract
gas
from
million
110
Gas
in
cubic
Supply
million
300
commencing
to
November,
feet
day
Der
availability lor its customer's peak requirements. He said the
also provides that the firm contract volumes will fur¬
gas
to
1965.—V.
450 million
cubic feet of gas
day not later than
per
196, p. 686.
revenue.
Trans-World Financial Co.—Note Sold Privately—
On March 7, 1963 it was
reported that the company
had sold privately a $1,000,000 note
through D, H.
Blair & Co., New York.—V,
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196,
j.
793.
p.
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Trunkline Gas Co.—To Redeem Preferred—
Inc.—Proposed Merger—
proposed consolidation of Transvision Electronics of
Yonkers,
Y., and Pacotronics, Inc., of Glendale, L. I., N.
Y., into a
corporation to be called Precision Apparatus,
Inc., will be
submitted to the stockholders of both
corporations at spcial meet¬
ings to be held on March 11, 1963.
;v
earnings
The
has called for redemption on April 1, 1963, all
outstanding $5 series A preferred stock at $100,233 per
will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.
of, New. York,; 140 Broadway, New York.—V.
196, p. 476, '
N.
'
distributors for Toro's
and
Nov.
of
new
the establishment of new
sell
to
;
„
Expenses in connection with the expension of production facilities
and
authorization
charter
A
reflected:
Trans-
agreement
of
Transvision Electronics,
out¬
i
for
the company's forthcoming hearings before the
Commission, commencing on March 4, 1963, whereby
increasing
ther increase
for
revenue
1961
million
of
gross
outlook
to
seeks
the
to
for
1963
for 1961.
Earnings
figures, were $1.80 as
increase of 22%.
the
expectation that the Company will
every
feet per day would commence in
January of 1964, in¬
to 200 million cubic feet per day two years later, with
increases anticipated in
later years.
He
also called at¬
350
$50,367,370
unaudited
with
cubic
further
earnings, after income tax, for the six months were
$1.11 a share, up from $259,487, or $1.13 a share, last
year.
pointed
creasing
1962
was
$6,368,824, a gain of 18.8% over
$5,359,037.
Charter revenue for 1962 was $5,259,977, an increase of 13.8% over 1961's revenue of $4,622,550.
Passenger revenue was up 11.5% to $42,871,821 for 1962 compared
to $38,441,109
during 1961.—V. 196, p. 686.
the
estimated '.its.-' sales / for the fiscal six-month
period ended Jan. 31, 1963, at 87*987,245, against $7,283,113 for the
same period last
year.
: ;
Estimated
President,
$56,551,120
Moore
revenues
Toro Manufacturing Co.—Net Down Slightly—
company
to
company,
increasing volumes of gas through its existing facil¬
additions proposed for 1963, and that this should
improved earnings.
Co.
per share in 1962,
based on
opposed to $1.47 per share in
Mr.
The
Moore,
amounted
other
the Houston-based
per
Gas
.
of
day to Trans-Cities Pipeline Co. for resale to Cities Service
Company. Mr. Kantzer said that initial deliveries of 100 mil¬
gas
the
It
Transcontinental Bus System, Inc.—Net Up 22%—
timber
purchase
He
tention
integrated into and managed
of timberland in Orgeon.
Acquisition
lets
and
of
expansion
December.
promising,
Federal Power
company's
Cleveland
is due for completion early this year
and
will
give
the
company
a
total
of
500,000
square
feet
of
office and manufacturing space,—V. 197,
p. 86.
v
'
acres
undisclosed amount of
67,000-square-foot
is
Transwestern
.
plant began in
President
Kantzer expressed the opinion that
result in
made
in the year and is being
Towmotor Lansing Ltd., a
well received, according to
British subsidiary likewise
jointly owned with Lansing Bagnall, Ltd., made good progress in
distributing Towmotor lift trucks in England...
'•
Co.—Subsidiary Acquisition—
Kantzer,
per
market greatly
ities plus plant
available late
Times Mirror
for
Mr.
-
P.
sales
of natural gas to California averaged 312 Million
day in 1962, which represents an increase of 38 mil¬
feet per day, or 14%, over 1961 gas sales.
Gross reven¬
1962 itotalled $47,300,000, increasing $4,300,000 over 1961.
western
1962.
report.
that
cubic feet
lion cubic
ues
Division,
per
Basil
Mr.
or
pneu¬
series
cents
Higher—
has reported 1962 net income of $2,020,000, equal
share, up from $1,907,000, equal to 32 cents per
company
34
share, in 1961.
pro¬
new
2,000-lb.-capacity
new
The
20,000-lb. 'capacity.
Towmotor's
financing
in
high
resulting
intermediate-capacity
15,000-
the
•
be
Sparer, President
permit greater efficiencies
electronic
In the company's annual report to shareholders, Lester' M.
Sears,
and Galen Miller, President, attributed the record re¬
to increases in both lift truck and service sales.
agreement
announced
of
agreement,
will
Apparatus.
develops electronic devices for
educational purposes, including TV
equipment used in educational
television. It also is a leading manufacturer on TV kits and
wired
chassis for use by
hobbyists and electronic kit builders.
Up 30%—
of
consolidation
135,030 shares
Transvision
$2.70 per share
share in 1961.
or
per.
Monday, March 11, 1963
.
will
velopment,
reported that net sales were $40,937,556, a
previous year's total of $31,435,867.
Earn¬
$3,198,991,
were
S.
tion
.
Precision
corporation will have
Sol
the
over
shares
According
.
Pacotronics
of
Pacotronics
leaving
Together
new
;;
of
stock
Pacotronics
has
company
increase
ings
with four leading
insurance companies "to meet re-:
of ;he company's expanding business volume," it was
by Paul M. Hickox, Executive Vice-President of the con¬
sumer finance organization;
'
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The agreement, which provides the funds at 5'/a%
interest for a
15-year term, was concluded with Equitable Life Assurance Society
for
1350.
Towmotor Corp.—Sales
The corporation has concluded-ar hew $2,200,000, senior term loan
results
that
by
dation,
the
of
and
to
287,000
are
owned
expected
are
vehicles.—V. 196, p.
;
v'
costs
Toro
produces powered grass-cutting machinery for heme and
Institutional ; use,; powered
snow-throwers, and golf ^nd utility
Co.,
vVl
attendant on the con¬
and administrative activities
million-dollar plant at Bloomington, Minn. >
new
terms
basis
one
favorably with those for 1962." Moist O'Matic operations,
to be satisfactory for the year as a whole, Mr.
.Lilly1'added,
v <-<;■]■,"' i
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too,
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Under
Transvision
.
compare
(J
The
,
Lilly said that Toro's present order position for the next six
months
t
•
Textron, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
-
.
moving and starting-up
of engineering,
marketing
Toro's
Mr.
up from $39,000,000 in 1962.' The percentage of 1962 sales subject
to renegotiation is estimated to have remained the same as in 1961
•when it was 30%.—V. 196, p. 1920.
"
,{s'
Inc., of Riverside, Calif., manufacturers of automatic
sprinkling systems.
:
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*
turf
solidation
contracts
1963
and
Additional
bacKlog
manufacturing
$55,000,000
Moist O'Matic,
lawn
••
high,
new
a
shares
3,944,575
on
»)
,
achieved
with
against
government
$2.36
were
'
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began
1963
$110,000,000
the
'
dividends
'
'
1962
in
entered
states,
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
preferred
outstanding.
Sales
of
(1060)
subsidiary,
company
its
share.
Payment
Try Ion Chemicals, Inc.—Stock Split Approved—:
On
Feb.
ration to
27,
(stated
The
(stated
value
voted
to issue
held
of
value
$3.00)
of incorpo¬
capital from 12,000 shares without
to
50,000
$1.50 per share).
board of
meeting
and
stockholders voted to amend the articles
increase the authorized
value
par
directors at
to
in
split
the
Feb.
on
'
-
wihout
value
par
'
^
outstanding
therewith
26,
shares
'
-
meeting following the shareholders'
11,724
connection
record
a
1963
two
which
outstanding shares to 35,172.—V. 189,
new
shares
three-for-one
shares for each
brings
the
share
total Issued
and
p. 1396.
Tung-Sol Eiectric Inc. (& Subs.)—Sales, Net Lower
The
down
or
the
has reported
$65,946,154 in 1961.
sales
company
from
68c
share
a
926,826
after
Net
provision
shares
common
of
$64,683,240
outstanding
on
During
1961, Tung-Sol earned $1,510,577,
to $1.40 a share on the
925,858
outstanding.
<
dividends
Monday Issue of the Commercial
by
and
V'
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1 'i
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than 5,500
more
exchanges
and
in
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price
an
Financial Chronicle contains the
price range
the
traded
on
important
The
'
the
in
Other
features
declines
in
sealed
line of
Tung-Sol
taken
profit
Sol's
1962.
after
common
preferred
shares then
beam
high-power
and
miniature
lamps
and
in
tubes."
executives
in
in
1962
1963
said
should
even
if
that
special regorous cost cutting
about "a major improvement
bring
the
adverse
conditions
in
of
many
Tung-
product lines still prevail."—V, 196, p. 2225,
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Over-The-Counter
Twin Industries Corp.—Sells Division—
:
Market.
31,
They also noted that the company had to absorb non-recurrent
start-up costs of a new Canadian plant.
steps
stocks
Dec.
equal
.
by
;
1962,
Speaking of the decline in earnings, Louis Rieben, Chairman, and
R. Schulte, President, said,
"Corporate profits were hurt
continued chaotic pricing in the semiconductor
industry and
Milton
The
during
earnings amounted to $342,139
preferred dividends, based on
for
include
The
sale
of
Industries
the
most
the
assets
the
to
of
Flxible
Twin
Co.
Coach Service Division
was
announced
by
of
John
Twin
J.
Lee,
President.
The
comprehensive record of dividend
announce¬
headquarters of the Twin Coach Service Division is located
in Kent, Ohio.
In addition to the Kent facility, a wholly-owned
subsidiary, Twin Coach of Canada, Ltd.; was included in the
sale.
for
ments, redemption calls, and sinking fund
The
motor
Corp.
notices.
.
functioned
previously
as
the
parts distribution agency
manufactured by Twin Industries
'
Flxible
will
combining
service
division
vehicles
t
—V. 197,
establish
the
parts
the
operation
customers
Flxible
which
with
Service
serviced
Flxible's
p. 663.
Division
Twin
in
Kent,
Industries
existing
service
Ohio,
former
business.
...
Unilever Ltd.—Annual Report—
See Unilever N. V.
Write
to:
this issue.—V. 197, p.
963.
-
United
Aircraft
Corp.—Secondary
Oversubscribed
The COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL
CHRONICLE
—On March 5, 1963, it was reported that
Subscription Department
made at $46,875 per
25 Park
-
-
,
Place, New York 7, N. Y.
'•
,
a
secondary
offering of 50,000 shares of this firm's common stock
share through Bache & Co., New
York, was oversubscribed.—V. 196, p. 2225.
United
See
Carbon
Ashland
Oil
&
Co.—Asset Sale Approved—
Refining Co.,
United ElectroDynamics,
The
Dec.
company
31,
$12,297,964
1962,
for
has
net
loss
of
issue.—V,
J.
197,
p.450.
*;
Inc.—Shows Loss for Yr.
reported that sales for the
increased
27%
to
$15,658,963
the previous year.
President Donald
a
this
fiscal
year
against
ended
sales
of
Murphy said operations for 1962 resulted in
$294,415, equivalent to a loss of 28c per share on
Volume *197
Number 6245
.
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.
1(1061)
53
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Mii 4K*.
Kt
of common stocgk outstanding
1,063,520 shares
Income
compared to net
as
Vulcan Materials Co.—Stock Repurchase Offer— "
$377,725, equal to
of
37c per share on the 1,013,460 shares
fiscal' 1961.v
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Mr. Murphy said the company's largest division United Aerospace, i
engaged principally in telemetry manufacture, suffered substantial;.?
then" outstanding ^ fdr
losses
from
tnan
The
fixed-price
developmental
defense
contracts
to
that
if
profitable operations in the other division and whollysubsidiary.
In
addition, he said, a write-off of certain
and
now
obsolete
geophysical instrument
inventory
non-recurring expense contributed to the company's
earnings deficit.
The president, stated United ElectroDynamics expects to operate
profitably during 1963, having taken steps to expand and strengthen
the corporate staff, effect changes in management in the United
Aerospace Division and undertake a concentrated company-wide
marketing program.—V, 196, p. 793.
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United Financial Corp. of California
be
;
■''■'■
,
Note Sold
—
1980
due
tures
be made
375,000
The
at the
at
100.94%
corporation" has
BUSINESS—This
Wallace
Wallace
Co.
factures
ment
and
in
and
July,
It
stove
pipe
stock
B
Com.
stock
"
charter
(50
stock
(50
effective
intent
the
set
to
number
from
$10
shares and
of
$20.
If
change the
stock,
stated
the
that
the
approved;
split
forth
rate
third
the
on
at
in
to
the
to
all
stock
the
consecutive
dividend
paid by the company. since
110 years ago.—V. 193, p. 2590.
1953,
it
v:
30—
if
Sales
:
Income before Federal income
Net income
was
share
—V.
Y
Y
$1.10
of
1,909,510
and
the
Integrated
increase
Procedures,
Inc.,
lines,"
North
He
Hollywood,
M.
Marcus, President of .Universal; said the two-year-old elec- Y
tronic data processing company, a subsidiary of Biochemical Pro¬
cedures, Inc., was acquired-for an unannounced number of shares
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the
first
cent=
eight
per
of
quarter
share
1963
deficit
for
amounted
the
to
series
1962
has
of
the
set
attribute
fact
the
favorable
consolidation
that
the
of1
new
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Y
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Directors
of Victoreen
and
Harvey
of
average
&
J,Y
'f-.'!;:'
Werner,
sold
of
nation's
the
%
have jointly announced that they had reached an agreement ?
to merge Federal with and into Victoreen on an exchange of stock
basis at the rate of four shares of Federal for* one share of Vic¬
truck
gross
;
agreement approved by the boards is subject to
of
April
9,
1963.—V. 196, p. 2226.
.
components, such
and
as
radio,
lor
parts,
other
as
resistors,
television
The products are
independent electronic
products.
through
$1.01
net
a
Authorized
■
Mortgage
other
dis-;
•
—V.
Outstanding
*$3,719
/Common1 stock" (five
196,
cent
$3,719
■
704,000 shs.
l,000r000 shs;
par)—
1871.
p.
earnings.
Zenith
& Paper
fiscal
year
announced
debentures
Sales Higher;
a
•
are
April
in
convertible
the
on
195,
1,
Canada
basis
p.
1969
of
into
of
the
consolidated
down
earnings
Jan.
31.
;
for
represented
ported
.
common
stock
to
shares
March
for
each
increase
of
1961
the
amounted to
1962
year
Zenith's
$19,-
the
for
previous
$1.99
or
earnings
$312,212,334
of
year
record
share.
per
re¬
14%
were
record sales of $274,167,987 reported for 1961.
more than doubled since 1957, with earn¬
earnings have
ings for T962 up 140%
Color
the
over
$18,014,788,
sales
the previous
above
television
increase of 95%»
on & sales
important part in Zenith's Increased
Consumer
recognition of the high
quality and superior performance of Zenith television receivers has
contributed to the company's rapid growth in color television sales.
dollar
and
unit
prior
year
first
Production
receivers
the
•
an
volume.
comparison can be made inasmuch as 1962
year of color television -production and sales.
and
shipment
of Zenith black and white television
all-time high, exceeding One'.million units for
an
year; were also' at a record
a
sales
dealers
to
level
record
was
full
successive ,year. " ' Distributor
;
Distributor
at
played
sales
were, at
theYfourth
29,
$50
9%
a
for
consolidated
Net
Redemption—
100%. Payment will be
Royal Bank of Canada.
for
earnings
637,068, or $2.16 per share on the 9,104,029 shares outstanding at
31, 1962, after provision for income taxes of $21,300,000.
This
Dec.
at
common
six
a
for the fifth time in six years, established new records
earnings and sales during -the year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
in
new.first quarter
ended
Steel Ltd.—Partial
due
any branch
Corp.—Record Sales, Earnings—
Chairman,- and Joseph S. Wright, President,
preliminary report to stockholders that the
in
company,
Co.
1963.
Radio
Robertson,
Hugh
Zenith's
Canada
inclusive,
with
sales
;
to ^dealers;^during;
high.;YYYYYYY
Zenith
of
increases
being
radio
receivers
attained In
also
were
practically alt
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1366.
Zenith
high fidelity stereophonic instruments posted significant
with production, factory shipments and distributor sales at
highs.—V. 196, p. 2326.
10%—
The company has reported that 1962 earnings were $39,061,000,
equal to $1.29 a share, up from $36,638,000, or $1.22 per share, in
1961.
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Ziegler Coal & Coke Co.—Net Lower—
Sales,
passed
year
a
the
history of the forest products firm.
annual report to Weyerhaeuser shareholders said a Substan¬
part of the sales gain was due to paper sales of the company's
newest subsidiaries,
Hamilton Paper Co. and Crocker, Burbank &
Co. "In addition," the
report said, "the company's other principal
product lines made encouraging progress in 1962."—V, 195, p. 2306.
mines
fected
;
,
An
Although there
its
record $543,197,000, exceeded those of 1961 by 10% and
half-billion-dollar mark for the first time in the 63-
tial
was an increase in tonnage oil cpal shipped from
in 1962, net income of the company was adversely af¬
during the third quarter by a period of unusually difficult
mining conditions and sevei*al wildcat strikes.
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White Motor
-
'
Co.—Net, Sales Up Over 33%—
The
company. has * reported that 'Sales volume
previous records in the sixty-three year history
all
that
.
ap¬
well
as
revenue
were $717,854 of. $1.20 fi
share
in
1961.
Since
1960,
earnings
?
and
merger
use,
the United States through
2,000
distributors
and
in foreign
markets
specializing in exports.
Coal
shipped
1962,
up
Sales
net
its
and net
$16,499,901
profit
was
38%
ahead
of
earnings
for
1962
broke
the company
for the previous
year.
for the
$446,578,465;
in
196-1
of
up
twelve month period ended
33%
over
$334,535,948.
Dec.
record breaking sales for
"■
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31,
1962
totaled
the same period
:-A vY' ,Y/'Y
in. the
year
ended
income was $828,053.
1962
which
Dec.
In
1962. totaled
these sales were
31,
1961
would
Rogers,
have
closed
He
and
20
196,
said
that
1962
the
687.
the
can
third
company
■
that
stated
favorable
more
Zeigler's
years
the
years
p.
of
mines
operating
without
for. twelve
the
31,
results
in
wildcat
difference In
attributed
to the
quarter.
has
had
This
a
difficulties
is the first
loss
In
strikes
in the third
earnings for the
days
entire
be
in-1961
Dec.
-
President,
been
two
1961
In
in 1962 and ; $2.10
shares outstanding as of
$1.76
471,806
'
M.
quarter.
—V.
company's
*
countered
than
equaled
share
per
the
on
;Y Alfred
1962
Net sales
Zeigler's mines totaled 4,300,548 tons in
tons shipped from the same mines In 1961.
coal
own
$16,236,682 and net income was $992,667.
19l>2.
of
from
from 4,114,231
of
Earnings
proval "of the shareholders of both companies.
Shareholders' meet¬
ings will be held by Federal on April 5, 1963, and by Victoreen on
electronic replacement
transformers,; coils
tributors
first
the
Corp.
The
of
in
parts
The
15%,
Net
debentures.—V.
Engineering 7:
toreen.
Products, Inc.—Common OfMarch 1, 1963 prospectus, Hens-
a
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
net
or
L.
$9,953,710.
approximately
was
Co^—Proposed Merger—
Federal Manufacturing
Electronic
industrial
and
based
.*•
the
with
distribution
rev¬
that the company "has continued
in operation arid to offer our customers the
over-the-road equipment.—V. 196, p. 687.
in
Debentures
against
period last
*VY'!
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and
with
BUSINESS—The company, located in Sarasota, Fla., is presently'
in the manufacture, development, assembling and in the
gross
.
Weyerhaeuser Co.—Sales Up
prescribed
Canadian, Germap,
all-time
change in the earnings picture to
have been absorbed.
All divi¬
now
T
-j- \
-
,
from
engaged
in
records
gains
expenses
operating on
budgets,Mr...Baudhuin stated.—V. 189, p. 962.
company
of income
President, informed stockholders that de¬
implemented during recent years have equipped
consumer
transistors,
national
to Werner.
three months
at
Shares outstanding at the quarter close, Jan. 31, 1963, totaled
1,139,632. For the like period in 1962, total shares were 1,138,149.
"We
1962
Net proceeds estimated at $336,000, will be Used for
repayment of a loan, research and development, in¬
same
made
year.
sions
for
$49,025,044—
share.
the
cent
one
corresponding
of
3,000
-1,000.
..
6.4%
quarter in 1962 registered an after-tax- loss of $89,041,"
R;
J.
Baudhuin,
Valspar
president. - "Earnings
per
for
share
for
up
sales
increase
berry & Co., St. -Petersburg, Fla., offered publicly
140,000 shares of this firm's common stock at $3 per
12,500.
5,000
The corporation has called .for redemption on April
1,
1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $45,450 of its 6% convertible
of
has reported after-tax profit of $8,982
ended Jan. 31, 1963. First quarter sales were
last year for the same period.
explained
the
1963,
company
consolidated
an
companies.
fered—Pursuant to
quarter of this year came to $1,756,000,
a share, as
against $2,140,000, or 40 cents a share,
period last year. Cash flow remained about the same,
amounting to $6,416,000, as against $6,587,000 for the first quarter
Of 1962.—V. 196, p. 2530.
/:-Y'~*''Y >£':.•
Valspar Corp.—Sales Up 6.4%—
first quarter
that
$1,110,426,876,
management's view that the challenges of 1963 can well
Mr. Kirkwood said, "and we look forward to the year
optimism."—V. 197, p. 566.
met,"
No
a.
Y''Y"YY ;:YYY';.Y
reported
of
Kirkwood,
Workman
2,500
5,000
4,000
1,000
25,000
to
revenue
above
nearly tripled
Western
.
\.
,
farm?
2,000
'
.
equal to 32 cents
year.
promotional efforts. Orinase, the oral antidiabetes agent, continued A
to show sales gains.—V,. 196, p. 1814.
';(
is
"It
be
.
C.
made
ahead
sales
overseas
the
participation in
means to maintain its leadership in meeting
preferences. Selection of new locations will be
in shopping centers, in urban redevelopment^,
and in communities where population growth indicates the need for
additional retail store facilities, he stated.
Y
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efficiency
latest
first
for
sales and earnings for both 1961 and
"pooling of interests"
principle, the
Haven, Conn., based manufacturer of
acquired in October, 1962.
of
pharmaceutical products
in¬
Sales of
antibiotics, led
by Panalba,
showed substantial gains despite price declines at midyear. Nutri¬
tional products also gained, reflecting in part increased
consumer
and
during
White's
studied exhaustively
6,000
100,000
stockholders,
operating
revenue
company's
Earnings for
YY
creased
operated
1961.
Woolworth's full share
changing
2,000
10,000
6,000
175,000
has
record
a
Woolworth's
for the seasonally slack months of Nov., Dec., and Jan.
reached $66,641,000,
exceeding by $1,188,000 last year's record first
quarter volume of $65,453,000, the paper
company said.
earnings for 1962 totaled $23,255,000—up 2.2%, against
for 1961. Earnings for 1962 equaled $1.64 a common
adjusted earnings of $1.60 for the previous
comparative purposes,
1962
include,
through
the
Carwin Co. Division, North
specialty organic chemicals,
."
the
improve
the
compared with
For
over
cisions
v.'-'
100,000
250,000,
The company has reported that sales reached
but increased competitive pressures held
$22,756,000
year.
be
Woolworth Co.—Record Sales, Net—
company
Robert'
/Sales
Net
to broaden
serve
Mexican and British
52,000
50,000
peak,
has
1961.
share,
to
Net profits for 1962 were: $48,479,311 or $5.00 per common share,
against $46,405,353 or $4.78 per share in 1961. These record profits
com¬
1962.
in
West Virginia Pulp
reported that net sales for 1962 were $173,181,000. This is an increase of 2.3% over sales of $169,299,000 for'
company
will
4.62%-r-over
or
20,000
7,500
,
100,000
Net Down—
Upjohn Co.—Sales, Net Higher—
The
The
reached
have
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subsidiary
Werner also told stockholders
^' <irV
i
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wholly-owned
.
backlog
(F. W.)
at¬
Shares
75,000
statement
1961
well
1962,
very
12012
>
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In
to
branch of Uni¬
Chandler
Blvd.
Na change. In personnel is contemplated, Mr^ Marcus said,—<•
V. 196, p. 1288.
to
earnings
reported
was
Werner
_
continue
and
net
and
R. F. Black, Chairman of the Board and J. N. Bauman, Presi¬
dent, said the outlook for the Company's line of heavy-duty trucks,
farm and industrial equipment and
heavy-duty stationary engines
and compressors looks good for 1963.—V. 197, p. 566.
attached
,
trucking firm
according
share,
of Universal stock.
Integrated EBusiness Procedures will operate
are
100,008
,
still more favorable position
equipment industry.
Pur¬
the assumption of liabili¬
assets having a
book value of
a
farm
cash
for
organized,
which
The
conditions
$725,000'
250,000
-
pointed out that the company has increased its
year for the past five years.
every
•
versal
the
warrants
Co.—
annual
over
"which
Processing Corp.—Acquisition—
Business
with
^
in
the
of orders for commercial and government trucks
and industrial engines stood at $100,000,000 on Jan; l, 1963 against
$62,000,000 on Jan. 1, 1962.
agree¬
Debentures
Inc
is
in
equipment and industrial markets,
included
Y"
1
$12,800,000
newly
trucks
below
purchase
underwriters
with
and the company
important factor in
an
price was $19,900,000
The
139.
net
President
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be
independently as Minneapolis-Moline, Inc., makes and sells a full
line of larm equipment, industrial tractors and engines and fork lift
purchased.
are
'
Co.
&
Midwest
enue
Calif.
S.
197, p.
.This
comparij' has announced the acquisition of the-business and
The
assets
the
Inc
&
Hague
In
Universal Data
Canada.
ventories and other corporate purposes.
197, p. 450.
■Y" YY
in
year a decision .was reached to manufacture two popu¬
of White trucks in-Canada and thus enable White to
ties
totaling
$44,700,000.
Werner Transportation Co.—Net
Higher—
2.095,846
$1.08
Shares outstanding
—V.
to
chase
1961
2,046,067
;
production .and
With ..the acquisition of; certain assets and > the -farm equipment ..'
of Motec Industries, Inc. on
January 29, 1963, White now
i1 total, estimated annual farm equipment* sales volume :of;
pur¬
names
the
company
Straus, Blosser & McDowell——______
Taylor, Rogers 8b Tracy, Inc.
$15,671,897 $15,432,955
taxes______,i.Y 3,943,067
3,955,846
__.
___________
any
in
debentures
tne
to
warrants
•
1,902,210
__
Per
by the
agreement,
of
''
forth
set
Whiteside
Smith,
1962
market
$150,000,000
150,000 shs.
■
U. S. Vitamin & Pharmaceutical Corp.—Ann. Report
Year Ended Nov.
and lower cost
lines
of both
companies, - the Cockshutt
leader for large capacity harvesting, is
850,000 shs.
100,000
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc
75,000
Newbutger &
Peters, Writer & Chfistensen, Inc.______ J100,000"
Reed, Lear & Co
50,000
Rouse, Brewer, Becker & Bryant, Inc.__
50,000
Saunders, Stiver & Co.„______________i.::
175,000
,
300th
a
i37,500wts.
:
their
.
regular quarterly dividend of one dollar per share payable
April 1 to stockholders of record March 15 was declared at the
March 7 meeting.
Mr. Ammidon stated that this April dividend is
efficient
more
business
2,500,000
with
opposite
Winslow, lnc.__i*__.
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.
Hugh Johnson & Co., Inc
The
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp
W. C. Langley & Co._______^____i.
Lester, Ryons & Co
Irving Lundborg ic
The
founded in April
Co.,
&
Brooks
Chace,
$4
■.
W.
P.
annual fate per share on the present stock.
This would amount to
a 10%
increase in the annual dividend and would be paid initially
July.
a
more
competitive in the growing Canadian market.
The
plant at Brantford, Ontario has been expanded to handle
production and the* first vehicles are now coming off the line..
manu¬
underwriters
debentures
forth
conditions
pux*chase
purcnase
of
set
Bateman, Eichler & Co.
Brush, Slocumb & Co. Inc
?
value
become
compared
as
Feb.
has
Outstanding
SS^SO.OOO1
137,500 wts, v
obligations of the
compliance
^
has declared Its
$2.20 per share on the
quarter,
developments during the year was the
1,
1962 of the farm equipment business of
Equipment Ltd. of Canada which is being operated
newly organized wholly-owned subsidiary of Oliver Corp.
models
this
>
units,
Wallace' Co.
1,500,000 shs.
;_
amounts
certain
to
common
Reynolds
par
will
CoV
$3,750,000
2,500,000 '
3,000,000 shs.
par)____
par)
stock
common
Subject
was
company's Board
dividend
annual
commencing
the
Machine
&
warrants
respective
and
subject to
and
April 4, 1963.
on
Ammidon
Mr.
new
to
•'
;
cents
cents
purchase
the
ment.
Hoyt Ammidon, Chairman.
to stockholders explaining
increase
to
stock
the
and
UNDERWRITERS—-The
chase
In a letter
the stock split proposed
by the Board, of Trustees, Mr. Ammidon clalled for a special meet¬
ing of stockholders on April 4 to consider amending the company's
out*
equal to
shares out¬
are
During the
.
lar
double
wall
gas
vent systems,
chimneys and roof drainage equip¬
fittings. Illinois Gear manufactures a
gears. Its head office is at 230 Park
1978
debs, due 1981__
■
announced by
Gear
Authorized
Class
10%
a
;
"Metalbestos"
prefabricated
subord.
Common
set
split
Illinois
sells
sinking fund notes due
mitted
company is planning a two-for-one stock
increase in 'the cash dividend ' rate commencing
year
2,793,457
being produced by Cockshutt for Oliver dealers in the United States
all; other farm equipment is being produced by Oliver for; the
first
,
6%
6V2%
Stock Split—
The
the
on
*38%
period.
stock
and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Proposed
—
1961
up
month
important
on
Cockshutt
,
are
(New York)
Co.
for
$3.04
$12,042,780;
twelve
of common
Farm
strengthen
the product
combine, recognized as
public Offering of securities of
which has two operating divisions, William
Wide variety of industrial
Ave., : New' - York.
tached
States Trust
the
was
Corp.
and
and
"Metalbestos"
share,
United
the
of
.
William
Co.,
the company for the year ended 1962 resulted in
$223,590, or 50c per share, against $186,436, or
in 1961, Chester H. Peterson, President, announced.
Net sales were $5,548;362 last year - up from $5,239,513 in
1961.
—V. 196, p. 2225.
against
as
In order to obtain
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sales, together with other
funds,
be applied to the payment of
$7,250,000 of principal amount
due bauks. k' '►
*•»
of
income
per
Y
One
will
notes
operations of
net
share
per
acquisition
The debentures and warrants were offered in
at $1,000 and accrued interest.
,
42c
totaled
preceding
become
plus
Trust
the
Cockshutt
accrued
interest.
Payment will
One Wall St., ,New York.
also called for redemption on April 1, 1963,
the
sinking fund,
$985,000
of its 4Va%
Irving
months
in
earned
standing ;as of Dec. 31, 1961,
the " treasury
137,500 shares of com¬
stock; and 150,000 shares of common stock priced
at $9 per share.
U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co.—Net, Sales Higher-
the
will be held in
purchased
p. 185.
197,
twelve
the
theu company's 2,809,847 shares
as
of Dec. 31, 1962, earnings for
mon
trust - bondY due * 1977 at 101.78%
plus accrued interest and $710,000 of its 5% first mortgage and
collateral trdst -bonds due 1980 at 101.43% plus?accrued interest.
Payment, will be made at the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co.,
of
New York, 140 Broadway, New York.—V. 197, p. 762.
an
$4.17
for
$8,753,923
on
standing
through March 29, but the company
purchase shares offered after March 12,
shares are received by that date.
to
use.—V.
income
the
Based
■
group of underwriters which offered publicly two
issues of William Wallace Corp.. $2,500,000 of 6 V2%
subordinated debentures due March 1, 1981, with
through
operation
of
first mortgage and collateral
•
stated
was
Warrants attached to purchase
corporation has called for redemption on April 1, 1963,.
through operation of th^j sinking' fund, $699,000 of its 5Va% deben- r
%
It
through
United Gas Corp.—Partial Redemption—
t
share.
per
(William) Wallace Corp.—Securities Offered
On
March 6,1963, Reynolds & Co., Inc., and P. W. Brooks
& Co., Inc., New, York, announced that they headed a
The
*
$12.50
made
not
said that shares
corporate
of
to' 375,000 of Its
up
—
Privately—On March 7, 1963 it was reported that the
had sold privately a $1,000,000 note through
D. H. Blair & Co., New York.—V. 196, p 2024.
in
price
•
Cockshutt
company
of
net
Net
over
tenders' of
for
other
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a
called
a
right
than
more
at
may
the
Vulcan
for
specialized
and
tenders
reserves
onset
owned
shares
common
more
has
company;
,
the
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time in
third
en¬
more
quarter.
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Number
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55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
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ALABAMA
Butleri Ala.
•
Bond
Sale
The
—
provement bonds
3s '
$90,000
im¬
at
**
nrire of 100 56
P
^1JU '
•
a
3
Bond fSale-^The
1, 1963. Due
1 e—1The
a
bonds
$1,700,000
offered
awarded
were
were
S
to
;Marcht
A'
*
.
-Clahton,\Ala.
.*
Sale-^The $94,000
Warrant.
rants;
j
.'*>
sold
were
tos
-1
warT
the
First
N. T. & S.
h hW XXi-.
/TBanning,
:
•
Bond
Authority (P .O.Guntersville ),
Cv:';*;
Sale
o
$200,000
to
Thornton,
Mohr, Farish & Gauntt, Inc.
Mobile
i
20,000
to
a.m.,
the
;.-h
J-J.
incl.
1992
City
bids
March
on
provement
bonds
$170,000 im¬
sold
were
/
to
Warrant
Sale
The
—
\\
The
bonds
$131,000 1msold
,
:
C
;
A
to
Los
J
,
bonds
of
A
vi
a
United
rfrtl
r\r*
March
group
cost
i
purchase of
inclusive
1983
School
Sale—The
California
i
of
about
*
A
Co;,
5
as
of
cost
about
Offering—W.
Clerk of the
$130,000 school
A''
^
3.12%.
East
n.
.
.
D'T
•
''-T*
f'•?
^YPST^
**
1963.
Due
1983
Principal
Ta*
S
County
«;J*
a
n
Offering—John A. BruiW
,
1968 to
.-
Tii
: 600,000 2Ms.:Dueuh:July4l froni:
"Bond
;
bo
,
Sale^The
ed
to
were
award-'
George K. Baum & Co., at
net interest cost of about 3.20 %.
a
payable
at
.
t
o 16%
;
%'
as
follow^
Carthage, Arkansas
offered
awarded
to'
Feb.
the
1974
'
'
to "1977
35,000 3.40s.
4^4s, at
as
Other
cate:
25 >
were
and
Home Finance Agency.
Lake
y:;v.
:
.
1986
15
inclusive.
Due
to
Bond
bands
District, A rk.
Sale—The
offered
' v\r;.
$40,000 :sewer
March,
members
Harris
Merrill
1
:
on
1988
March
1
inclusive.
of
Trust
the
&
syndi-
.
5*
2^2s.
Due
on
from
on April 1
inclusive.
March
15,
19
1963.'
1964
April
on
bids
for
the
at
(PST)
purchase of
$264,000 school bonds. Dated April
1
1968 to 1975 inclusive.
to
Due
1988
April
on
15 from
inclusive^
Principal
and interest (A-O) payable at the
County, Treasurer's office.
f
.
.
Other
West Covina Unified School Dist.,
of
members
Merrill
Lvnch
the
Lo' Ange,e' County, Calif.
syndi-
Pierce
Bond Sale—The $730,000 schools
Fen-
Smith Inc.; D. J.'Devine &
Co.; Hayden, S'tone. & Co.;' Stone
a
School
Wagenseller
Frank,
District,
&
&
•
■
& Co.
k.
;
.*
^
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Stern,
and C.
4-
Westmoreland, Calif*;,
N.
Bond
.
r.\ *
"\i
Sale—The
Bond
Sale — The $136,000 rev¬
bonds offered Feb. 25 were
.
enue
South San Francisco, Calif.
awarded to the Housing atid Home
$1,000,000
im-
Finance Agency.
provement bonds offered March 4
fia
Co., jointly^ at-a
Durst;
Fox,
Meyer &
White
,Angeles County, Calif. -
.
were
Pleasant
J'V
were
^
awarded to the Wells Fargo
^hittier
Union High School Dist.,
Rank, San Francisco,; and'Hayden, V-^Zbs Angeles County, Calif.
-Stone
Lynch, Pierce,
Bond
Curtis; E. F. Hutton & Co.;
&
Youngberg;
Taylor
&
Of f
Pervisors,
bids
at
County, Calif.
er
Ing—Robert
(PST)
will
receive
Ventura
on
April
chase
of
Dated
&
Co., jointly,
price :
at'a
;
Bond'Offering —Gordon T.
L.
100.012, a net interest cost of Nesvig, Clerk of
about 2.72%, as follows:
Supervisors, will
$80,000 6s. Due
1964
April
until
2
$230,000
15,
for
11
1963.
sive.
on
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the County Treasurer's
0ffice
■,
-
Bond
Offering—John
A.*Brun-"
•
•
on
March 15
Due
to
on
March
on
March
Bond
Clerk
the
until
of
a.m.
bids
(PST)
at
on
Co.; Kenower, MacArthur & Co.;
Walston & Co.; Hannaford & Tal-
Redwood City until 10
000 school bonds.
bot; and C. N. White & Co;
$140,009.school bonds. Dated April
15
for
the
a.m.
(PST)
purchase of
1962.
to
Due
1983
on
Dated April 15,
April 15 from 1965
inclusive.
bonds.
Due
inclusive.
1983
on
Dated
May 1 from
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at the
any
v
Treasurer's
the
of
fiscal
office,
or
of
agents
at
the
County in the Cities of Nbw York
.•
>
'
Englewood, Colo.
Supervi-
April 2 for the purchase of $195,-
March
a.m.
Lois E. King,
—
Board
11
school
May 1, 1963.
to
of
sealed
COLORADO
visors, will receive sealed bids at
on
of ^ $500,000
County
15
inclusive.'
sors,-will-receive sealed
ing, Clerk of the Board of Super-- Ventura
Board
April 2 for the purchase
County, Calif.
Offering
of
on
1964
15
1974 inclusive.
Due
(PST)
Valley Oaks Union School District,
Ventura
County, Calif.
Due
from 1975. to 1979
;.»*•-
Mateo
2%s.
480,000
Portola Valley School District,
San
r
Due March 15, 1967.
265,000 2V2S.
*1 from 1971
the
receive
March 15 from bids at Los Angeles until 9
inclusive,
from 1968 to 1970 inclusive.
pur¬
bonds.
Due
on
1966
2%s.
135,000
a.m.
the
school
to
40,000 4%s.
sealed
April 15 from 1964 to 1970 inclu¬
Fenner &
&
Stone
Valley School District,
Hamm, Clerk of the Board of Su-
Savings
Inc.; Paine, Webber, Jack-
;;i
City Sewer Improvement
;
1967
to
sealed
<gan Diego until 10:30 a.m.
follows:
as
will receive
sors,
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
f*atek
net interest cost of about 3.21%.
Bank, Chicago; Blyth. &. Co., Inc.;,
son
v
4.
Bond Offering—Helen Kleckner,
syndicate clerk of thO
Board; of "Supervi-*
net -interest
a
2.74%,
San
Legal250,000 2%s.
Due on April ' 1' ity approved by Orrick, Dahlfrofh 1976 to 1980 inclusive.; - Quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
15Q 000 3s. Due on April 1 froip
/
V a : ' v
»
price of 100.078,
a
Ventura
Smith
•
100.007,
School District,
March
a. n
.
Unified
,
*»»
liam R. Staats &
n ;
Due March 1, 1985.
105,000 1/10s,
revenue
Housing
*
the
at
.
bonds offered Feb, 26 were awarded to the; Bank.; of I America.
Bond Sale—The $300,000 waterr, &
Youngberg; First of Michigan N-T. & S.A.,, San Francisco, -at a
Works bonds offered March 5 were
Corporation;
Kenower,
MacAr- Pr*ce of 100.193, a net . interest
awarded to J. B. Hanauer & Co., thur &
Co.;. Walston' & Co., Inc.; cPsf °f about 3.24%.
Due -on ' March 1
froth 1964' to 1972: inclusive*
.350,000 3 xk s.,: Due4 on ; March
from 1978 to 1984 inclusive.
,
bonds
payable
Diego Countyy Calif,
A., San Francisco, Ot
of
from
ner
5s.;
from
$95,000
S.
400,000
County
.
oCaMormm
o_.
rtl1
y'
&
T.
1964
the
• 1
;
Newhall
460,000 3s. Due On March I from
ARKANSAS
Bond Sale—The
to
Vista
$1,000,000
offered
,.r
$1,275,600 2%s;iDteorLMarch
$50,COO school
bonds bffered Feb; 25,
(A-O)
County Treasurer's office.
.
'
$535,000
N6, 17- (P. O. Phoenix)i Ariz.'
.
bonds
awarded
-
price
•
i
;incl.";1"-'
Maricopa County School District)
-
S al e—The
cost of about
$149,000 school bonds., Dated Feb.
Los
1970
1971 to T974
.
.
July .1 from
on
school
wore;
(PST)
.
>i
Legality
Orrick,1 Dahlquist,
'
'
Riverside County, Calif\
of the Board of Super-,
a.m.
office, 111 Broadway, New York 6.
in-: New
-
,
Bo nd
March 19 for the purchase of
on
*
l0WS.^-.c,..,,,
.... v.r<
Bank' of .America N. T. &
,$300,060:3 V25. Due.on; July 1,: 1966
6
pi^iHS^P'ahcisco; at a price
cn^n
Vi
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
450,000 2.40s, Due
„
Carrington, Jr., at the firm's main
Snv-
Francisco,
option
be
may
obtained by writing to William G.
of
Riverside City SchoolDistrict,
a
City until 10
Bank
priced to the market.
Copies of the brochure
interest
;
'
N.
Boh Mateo County, Calif.
Bond
the
L"
San
are
interest
headed^by the Bank of 'America
Las Lomitas School District,
-
H-''
'
■
matUre in 21 to 40 years. All items
Chicago.
or
by
a
.
and
at the
Treasurer's office.
City
approved
April 1,^ /
basis cost of about 4.24%,
•
bonds.
and
at
,
April 1 from 1964
on
inclusive.
payable
Association,
York
on
Los Angeles County Waterworks
^
4
-"vV,
school
Principal
purchaser's
or
.
March 12 for the purchase of $60,-
Side\ Union. High School
:
Paasch,
_
000 school bonds'^ Dated
(F-A)
"J0 t 100.07
>-Y- **••<'■>• ■if':-?/'
$145,000
Amm-ir-a 'National Trust and
f!.
ings
*.
Board^of Supervisors,
uiTf.ili^rn-Sn
*Treasurer's office.
about 2.48%.
**-♦'
T.
.
1963. Due On Feb 1 from 1964
a «et to 1983 mcL Prmcipa1 and interest
" fraiJcisii?k-oS
2'As, at a P"*®
of
P^e<J ^.ar„c^
Securh^First National 1,
M^ch'
a
...
,
„
a
...
chase
were
Bond Sale-^-The $250,000 school
Bond...Sale^Tiw .81.610,000
fol-,""sch°o1 bonds offered Feb: 25 were bonds offered Feb. 26 were .awardaxxravdarl tn,
cvnrUr»ntf» ViaqHpH hv
ttu-ti.
a^war^edr to. a^yndieate headed by ed to Blyth & Co., Inc., and Wil-
net inter-
2.57%:
Bond
Redwood
dnoBnc
Sale—The 81150,000 school
^
v-v^h-v*
Trust
a
March
visors,, will receive sealed bids at $200,000 3s. Due
District,,
-r
$64,556,000. AH the securities men-
.
elusive.
interest
Legality
cost of about 3.45%.
*nn
.
net
to
•
April 1 from 1984
.on
March 15 from 1966 to 1981 in-
nM
District, San Beihdrdmtr, Calif*
4
com-
l\*f v*v, "Ur»
price of 100.053,
est
the
for
on
V, Ar '- ^noss Clerk of the Board of Su- to maturity with the buik 0f the
Pei'visors, will receive sealed bids jssues maturing in six to 20 years.
County, Calif,.
at San Rafael until 1:30 p.m. However, there are 99 items due
Sale—The $82,000 school
(PST) on March 12 for the pur- *n one to five years, while 94
offered
(PST>^
v
'
Angeles County, Calif.
O
Fidelity-Philadelphia;
J"
receive
p.m.
F
?fk-°f ^os :A^eJf,s'
' ;
,
Bank^ Los Angeles, Alrar; Haupt r&
Co., Arizona Bank, Phoenix and
a
19
Due
to 1986 inclusive.
awarded to the Security-First Na-
Chaffey Union*High-School
'
offered
to
the
T
at
will
7:30
1964
e* to the
"•
»
County Jumur College
awarded
posed
£lerk,
B.
SVie-rThT$l,350,000 aw^dad '° *hecBanlLof America
Bond
were
"•
ARIZONA
hC
Coch,,e
series
,\
•'
„
-
1, 1963.
svhdi-
*
The llst contains a total of 608
sepa]rate items with a par value of
$13,000 school bonds. - Dated April
(M-S)
bonds offered Febv. 26 were award-
were
15
.
Costa County, Calif*
g-^-Richard
n
until
Bloomfield
$340,000
•
>'■
.
i
,,
.
Durst.
ing, Clerk
Thornton, Mbh'r,'Farish & Gauntt, mterest
-V:.,v.
J,.v
•
e r
,
municipal bond department oHrdr
ff / ' -* ."><
(PST)
a.m.
tlonal Bank of Los Angeles, at a
1
March
on
New York • City,
Bond
-
Bond
approved by O'Melveny & Myers.
Hugo Marx
\Tuscaloosa, Ala.
provement
March 1 from
on
fiscal agency/of .lthe City in Chi¬
& Co.
Bond Sale
&
bonds
p.; Wedowee), Ala.
warrants were sold to
seller
1
able at the Bank of America N> T.
& S. A.» Los Afigeles>,: br. at any
cago or
Randolph County. ■Board of
Education ■ (Pv
.
^
.
the
of
..
Redwood City until 10
1983 inclusive.
members
tax exempt ^se-
.
curities has been compiled by the
^5
*
®:y3?
*•
;i tioned were issued by governments
& Cd;i Stroud & Co.," Reed Union School District, Marin Af 4?
nnri
Puerto iRicn or
Inc.; Kehower, MacArthur & Co.; ■
County, Calif.
tMr agencies
J. A. Hogle & Co., and WagenBond
Offering—George AL : Th„ honds are listed aecordin"
Prineipal.and- interest"(A-O) pay^
^
Alabama
Berney Perry- &.Go;
A ■ special list of
on: March 19 foF the purchase of
March
on
Exempt List
Brun-
Garvey School District, Los Angeles
$200,000; improvement; p 6 #d s.
& i^SA'Due ?on Aprtt
Dated Ar
T
The
T
March
.
GaS'Supply Bpartj.,
—
March
on
Due
O f f
sealed
Interest
O'Neal & Hayes.
Sale
Other
Beverly Hills, Calif.
;T:''-;.v-from.;)
Bond
Co., joinUy,
on
Due
Due
Piatt,
Legality approved by Dumas,
Pleasant Grove
Due
v
.
Due March 1, 1967.
3 V4S.
Bond
purchase ofA"$389,000
Due on Jan. 1
to
Tax
County, Calif.
Offering—John A.
w#
Issues Special A A
*X
ing, Clerk of the Board of Super-
Knightsen School Districtt Contra
bonds.
1965
from
3s.
Ql Pa I
w
visors, will receive sealed bids at
follows:
as
Du eon March 15
from 1979 to
Mc*
vv,
for
interest
net
a
2.83%,
Mateo
Bond
from 1975 to 1979 inclusive.
Leod, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.mA (CST) on March
12
i
1972 to 1974 inclusive.
25,000
Mount^Y^rnon^ :Ala,;
Due
2%s.
15,00(L3s.
1983 incl.
Bond Offering—Horace* B.
a
from 1968, to 1971 - inclusive.
$2,6.00,000
warrants.
Maiy 1, 1963* Due from 1964
revenue
100.222,
425,000
A
'
of
Dated
Western
t
•
from 1964 to 1966 inclusive.
March 19 for the pur¬
on
chase
11
were
follows:
as
5,000 4s.
(GST)
of
of about
San
'
•
a
A froiu J964 to 1978 inciusive.
-
sewer
26
and HiU Richards &
will
until
*
.
First
m
*.■
;$15,000 ; 4%s;
County Board of School
received
cost
$80,000
Feb.
the
to
>m
o
Commissioneris. (P. Q. Mobile); Ala,
Warrant Offering—Sealed bids
be
price
A., San Francisco, at
Bank & Trust Co.,> Los Angeles catei Drexei
,,
warrants were sold
offered
awarded
The
—
Calif
Sale-^The
bonds
*>''Alabama
'
Warrant
■,
te^StAUFORNIA?
Marshall CountytP.ublic< Building
•
-l
.
-Y 'X' V*
,
Valley School District,
-
iiii-?'?«£'y.•
C
Agency.
1964XT™q TX0* 1 y*4AidHdUpi
.
'
Portola
syndicate
a
:.vu
S
est (A-O) payable at the County
Treasurer's office.
headed by the Bank of America
$1,275,000 23/4s.
Alabama Securities Inc.*'
'V
'
"Wa
April 1 from
on
5
awarded to the Housing and Home
; ■"
'Vv/V.
:;(Xf
to 1988 incl. Principal and inter-
Finance
cost of -about 2.89% A; g'a
&•;' '%C ■.»,*.'/-r, „'V Wi
,%•-
-
"
Angeles Counties, Calif.
Bond
:$130,000 reive- -school
bonds offered March 5
nue
basis
b
a
8
School
District, Orange and Los
>
as
A-j ;-..o
■ v.
■
v'::' $■":"X
Fullerton Union High
'
A
Lake City,Arks^
sold to the
were
National Bank, Memphis,
First
Housing and Home
Finance' Agency, '"
j; '"-
•■■
■
■
BONK PROPOSALS ^ANDiNEGOTIATIONslw j
awarded to the
/
\f
/
Principal
and
Bond
bonds
Sale—The
offered
$275,000 sewer
March
4
were
awarded to Stern Brothers & Co.,
and
George
jointly,
at
a
K.
net
about 2.99%.i:
Baum
&
Co.,
interest cost of
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1064)
(P. O. Boulder), Colo.
Bond Offering—Leo Hill, Treas-
until
4
p.m.
the
for
purchase
Dated
bonds.
revenue
1962.
Due
2002
incl.
& Tallmadge.
Tallmadge
-
1993
'
k
incl.
1996
to
//
185,000 2VzS. Due Jam 1, 1997.; l
••U J... (P. O.
to
Co., and Poole & Co., as 3s, at
a
price
100.139,
of
of
basis
a
2.98%.
COLUMBIA
DISTRICT OF
Public Housing
Administration
Washington), D. C.
(P. 0.
Note Offering—Sealed
bids will
1 p.m. (EST) on
be received until
19
the
for
of
purchase
$165,685,000 notes. Dated April 9,
VHr
1964
1968 incl.
to
2%s.
1,885,000
■
Due
Jan.
on
1
985,000 2.90s. Due on Jan. 1 from
1978 to 1980 incl.
1,035,000 3s. Due
3.10s.
1,935,000
1977
from
incl.
1976
to
Due
inch
Securities Corporation,
National
&
Memphis, Courts
Bank,
Wachovia ; Bank
Co.,
First
& Trust
1 /;'
trict
Securities
Inc./; Wyatt,
Co.,
Florida
April
on
Kahlmeyer &
and
Brevard County
Co.
Special Tax School
Florida
•
.
// Bond
ney,
Offering—Mrs. J. Berez-
Secretary
of
sealed
and
will
Schools,
bids
until
Superinten-
^
April 1?
V
on
April 9 for the purchase of $12,-
000,900 school bonds.
1, 1963.
to
Due
en
Dated May
May 1 from 1966
inclusive.
1981
and 1989.
1965 to
^
Wf Wither-
Florida
Commission,
will
Development
,
sealed
receive
the
of
bids
until
2
p.m.
(EST)
on
March 25 for the
pur¬
of
$15,000,000
bonds.
Feb.
Dated
Feb.
revenue
1,
1963.
Due
1, 1983. The bonds are call-
&
Sautter,
-Co,,
Mackall
mut
&
&
,
:
at
,
&
Bank,
Jacksonville
National
bonds
awarded
Phelps,
offered
to
a
Fenn
Feb.
Fort
Co., Ladenburg,
Thalmann & Co., Newman, Brown
& Co., Inc. and Hendrix &
Inc., at
a
interest
cost
Mayes,
price of D8.538,
of
about
net
a
3.54%,
as
1963
follows:
$90,000 2V2S. Due
1965
to
Feb.
on
1968 to 1970 incl.
1971
3s.
to
Due
Feb.
on
1
from
on
St.
3.40s.
and
Due
1979
360,000
to
1983
Feb.. 1,
on
Feb. 1 from
Certificate
Feb. 1 from
^erthej™,&
price
bonds
$3,500,000
offered
a
Feb.
27
revewere
syndicate headed by
John Nuveen & Co., at a
of
price of
$125,000 2s. Due
v
1963 to
net
a
as
on
Dated
April
on
on
of
1
sealed
$115,000
April
from
bonds
1,
interest
until
-
son,
Stein
par,
will
re-March 28
18
1963.
University ://•
,v"■"
to
2002
callable.
receive, sealed
(CST)
^
on
on
Dated
Oct.
inclusive.
The
Interest
April
from
1
A-O.
1
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
follows:
*
Z
^
1963
from
..
from
1963
to
from
1963
to
y.
1,
1965
bonds
are
Legality
Bannister,
Bond
offered
C.
E.
Sale—The
Feb.
28
Bohlander
&
\/
$80,000
were
Kentucky
ed
to
were
Garnavillo
a
about 2.60%,
net interest
/
1 ;
,-k;
District
bonds
awarded
Co., Inc.
-
to
Bond
—
5 Were
syndicate headed by
& Co.,/Inc., at
3.45%,
as
a
follows: /
1964
1968
to
incl.
V,
331,000 3s. Due on March 1
1971
•
1974
to
357,000 3V4s.
incl.
",/.,.
irom
|//|;|////■
March
Due'on
from 1975 to .1979 incl.. ///
:528,000 3V2s. Due* on March 1
1980
from
to
1983
incl.
W. E. Hutton & Co., Bache &
Cherokee
award¬
Co.,
tucky Company.
Co.,
Strana-
L
/
University of Louisville (P. O.
of
Louisville), Ky.
v-'''
Marvin E.
Securities
han, Harris & Co., and The Ken¬
Savings
Grimm, Superintendent of Schools,
will receive sealed bids until 2
.
Other members of the syndicate:
school
cost
1
//
.
(P. O. Victor), Iowa
Offering
a
$234,000 6s. Due on March 1 from
Bank, and Carleton D. Beh & Co.,
jointly, at
offered March
bonds
about
■:///>:■>
Sale—The $60,000
the
///••///s/;
1970
Independent Community
bonds offered Feb. 19
,
(P. O. Morganfield),
Stifel, Nicolaus
Carpenter,
School District, Iowa
Bond
V-jf
1986 and 1987..
awarded to
Bond
Turner,
Hartwick, Ladora-—Victor School
Forsyth, III.
/
nue
/•/:x
Ahlers & Cooney.
Garnavillo
/
1,
'/Bond Sale—The $1,450,000 reve¬
bonds. Due
;:/../■
by
1
/
1
March
on
Due on Marqh
3%s.
/■..
Dated Feb. 1, 1963. Legality ap¬
proved
,
1977 inclusive. / ;;
1969 to
3%si, Due.
Union County
/ /
.
March
1968 inclusive:
price of par, a net interest cost of
improvement
1
'/ ^ > •; /
on
3JAs/ Due on 'Marcli : i
from
109,000
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
from
Dec. .1 from
.
bids
March
purchase of $2,400,000
bonds.
Due
9
//:./ incl.
June
/ 4
Due
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
;:
/
6
1
price of
a
a.m.
'
June
*v
392,000
Due
1
3V2s.
1969
Offering—Clarence Ropp,
the
for
will
until
follows:
as
322,600
■
n
Treasurer,
Co., at
net, interest cost/of. afcjout
from 1964 to
.///--•/////|
73,000 improvement bonds.
June
incl. Z
/.. incl.
(P.O. Charleston), III.
&
Smith;
& Co., Inc., and
'
improvement bonds. Due
on
composed of
Boyce;, Merrill
&'
Pierce, Fenner &
$137,000
William'; A.
bids
as
a
3.48%,
$188,000 special assess¬
bonds,
on
group
a
.
Stifel, Nicolaus
March 11 for the pur^,
on
of
56,000
ILLINOIS
a.m.
to
Bros..
Lynch,
1971
//•/•:
will
bonds- offered Feb. 27 were
awarded
z/v:
to
Nagel, Sherman & Howard.
11:30
City
sealed
on
•'
'
; v
County (P^ O. Maysville),,
J.'// //: Kptduck^ '
/ /•;::' /'' /
Sale — The $960,000 rev¬
enue
Sel-
Moines, Iowa
/Offering
$59,000
1964
follows:
Dec.
ment
payable at the County Treasurer's /
6 were
of
(CST)
chase
call¬
are
office. Legality approved by Daw¬
1967 inclusive.
235,000 2^s. Due
■
•
•/-•:
receive
• ■
Bond
•
for the purchase of $120,000 school
able. Principal and interest (A-O)
until
?ra0df°rd ^
98.42,
cost of about 3.08%,
Daytona Beach, Fla.
nue
purchase
1988 incl. The
to
revenue
a
awarded to
Due
Board,
composed
group
bids
sealed
Rutherford,
receive
bonds.
revenue
1963.
will
the
Bond
Sale—The $1,800,000
a
ceive
••/".v Des
Secretary of the Teachers College
Co-' and Wm- E- PoUook & Co-. at
1984 to 1989 incl
Bond Sale—The
Clerk,
Oct. 1 from
on
;
(CST):
>
Manager,
bonds.
Afton Toone,
—
Eastern Illinois
certificates offered March
awarded to
Allan
Anthony, Idaho
Offering
for
,
Ocala, Fla.
1977
incl.
3:60s."Due"on
from
100,000 3s. Due Oct 1, 1988.
1978.
245,000 3y2s. Due
1
27
1982 to 1987 incl.
Feb. 1 from
1974 to 1976 incl.
<85,000
Oct.
incl.
255,000 3.40s. Due
Iowa
Business
zer,
3.10s, 3.20s,
3s,
2.90s,
about 3.13%; "
of
Mason
purchase of
Offering—Glenn C.
/ Bond
Bond
and 1981.
incl.
1973
120,000 3 Vis. Due
Inc.,.< Burns,
City
1967
cost
a.m...
2.80s,
2.70s,
3.30s, 3%s and 3.40s, a net interest
Westheimer
:/'/^/
30,000 3.30s. Due on Oct. 1, 1980
y/H.";;
&
•
Inc.,
10
Stifel, Nicolaus & Co.,
2s, 2.20s, 2%s, 2V2S, 2.60s,
as
.
Shaw- /'//:• /.-;;/
National
Pickard,
1968 to 1979 incl.
Feb. 1 from
on
to
Inc.,
-///}©
for the
Water
offered Feb. 26 were
awarded to
Co.;* College Community School District,
&
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on March
14MOO 3y4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
incl.
1967
95,000 23/4s. Due
105,000
1 from
&
Ryan
until
27
County,: Buechel
(P.
bonds
nue
school / bonds.
Dated
March 1, 1963. Due from 1964 to
1983 incl.
"
;•-/// '
&
C. Traywick
received
March
$3,900,000
1
on
,;
Cedar Rapids Community ;;
on
&
;
O. Louisville), Ky.
Bond Sale—Thfe $665,00(1 reve¬
J-DZ Legality
Interest
be
$575,000
Due
District
1966 to
from
1
/
'
I
Jefferson
!
J School District, Iowa 1 •
//
// Bond Offering-^Sealed bids will
Myers, Fla.
certificates offered Feb. 28 were
awarded to the Goodbody & Co.,
a Pr*ce
.97.000, a net interest cost °f about. 3.44%, as foll°ws:
$50,000 4s.
Dec.
on
IOWA
Sale —The
Certificate
were
composed of
group
&
27
incl.
IDAHO/;
Richardson & Watson.
Bond Sale—The $1,100,000 reve¬
March
on
,
"
.
KENTUCKY
Bankers
or
Bond
nue
Falion
taker & Co.
Trust Company, New York City
Legality approved by. Freeman,
Clearwater, Fla.-
Due
Dickson. &
Co., and Robert L. Whit-
,
„
Florida
S.
K./Wallace
Co.,-Park,
Corbett
p.m.-(CST)
Securi¬
Co., Inc. l*
*
approved by: Chapman & Cutler.
Bank, Boston, Powell Kistler
Blair &
an,?,, ,e
the
Co.,
&
Saffin,* Gordon
Coe,
Jl.
"S
purchase of $1,365,000
bonds. / Oafdcf" March
1,
1978
Weeks, Weeden &
Howard
Robert
ties
Hutzler, C. J.
Bramhall,
Co.,
/>?,/./•
$807,000 school
Mid-Continent
the
to
ed
the
1963.
Smith, Barney
Sachs
for
school
Co., Fitzpatrick, Sulli¬
Boland,
Co.,
Twp.
receive sealed
will
Education,
20
Curtis, B. J. Van Ingen & Co.,
van
<
(P, O. Liberal), Kansas
Secretary of the Board/
Wheeler,
Co., Inc., Paine, Webber, Jackson
"Morton &
were
County, Liberal Sch. Dist.
Bond Sale—The
t
.
.
.
payable
;
Co., Blair & Co., Inc.,
&
Seward
(P.. O. Sterling), III.
I
Offering — Helen iB.
of
.
Co., R.
Finance Agency.
Bond
Co., Hemphill, Noyes & Co., W. H.
////? (P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.. /tL
Offering—T.
:
-
Goldman,
Co.,
Hornblower
Secretary
?
Salomon Brothers &
&
Florida Development Commission
Bond
&
reve¬
.
price of 100.0799, a
a
_
$575,000
awarded to the Hbusing'and Home
/ High School District No. 300 >
Other members of the syndicate:
&
-
Braun,
Sale—The
bonds offered March: 1
nue
group* com--
.
Whiteside and Lee Counties,
.
&
%
1
9(J,000 3s. Due pn Jan.^.1992,1^$
1|993. •» •».'?■: *(\rf
<'■'
'■ * ./V:.
Shields
*
2%s, at
as
Jan. I, 1988
on
Brothers,
6
/bonds offered Feb. 28 wete award¬
Jan.
on
and 1991.t
Devine
-
/;,
ington,
+
a
March
Bond
basis cost of about 2.35%.
900,000 3.40s. Due on Jan. 1, 1990
..
The $1,165,000
Bosworth; &
Inc., and Allan Blair & Co.,
,
1987 incl:
850,000 3.40s. Due
Dated
bonds.
\
.
Due
1981 to
from
Lehman
Due from
1963>
3J/4s.
2,975,000
—
awarded: to:
Chicago,
Co.,
1971 to 1980 Incl.
purchase of
the
for
school
inclusive
1981
rereive
<EST)
noon
Clerk of the Board of Educa-
son,
Gladstein,
offered
bonds
bids until 8
chase
/ District No.il (P. O. Titusville),
dent
11
$10,000,000
of
4,250,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
,;;is
Tad School
(P. O. Jacksonville),
.///'*
.•
berg, Inc., Varnedoe, Chisholm &
Co., Inc.,
(P. O.
posed of the Northern Trust Co.,
1966 to 1968 incl.
1969 to 1970 incl.
County Special
District No. 1
/ Bond Sale
fol¬
as
850,000 31As. Due on Jan. 1 from
.
T. Nelson, 0'Rourke & Co
^Dougal & Condon Inc., Arch
W. Roberts, Howard, Traywick &
DuvaX
3.20%,
about
were
I^c
Co., Winston-Salem, Second DisZNeal & Waggoner, Norris &Hirsh-
Bond Offering—L. L.
$1,275,000 4s. Due on Jan. 1 from
„
First National Bank, Dallas,
/:!-
:
Dodge. City School District, Kan.
/ Bond Offering—Frank B. Tegi¬
Scottsburg), Ind.
school
syndicate:
Other members of the
Jan. 1 from
on
sclidated School Corp.
lows:
>
July
on
1983
to
\
-
1981 to 1983 incl.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Other members of the syndicate:: be reCeived until 11 a.m.
(EST)
Equitable
purchase of $2,000,000
of
cost
est
,
Co' and H- V* Sattley & Co,'
1977 ind.
1969 to
from
'
Con-
,
Co., Barr Bros. &
Harris
Trust
&
Savings Bank, Co., Stroud & Co., Dick & MerleChicago, at a price of 100.0006, a 'Smith & Co., William R. Hough &
net interest cost of about 2.90%, Co., Rand & Co., Walston & Co.,
as follows:
F. W. Craigie & Co., Folger & Co.,
$595,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
////'' KANSAS''
////;.//■
.
syndicate headed by A. C* Allyn &
a
V/
Township
Scottsburg-Vienna
.r
Sale-The $4,500,000
awarded to
ap¬
Cutler.
proved by Chapman &
i
1972 incl.
1968 to
1973
school bonds offered Feb. 27 were
to
,
|
O. Macon), Ga.
(P.
County
March
on
Dated April ;
1964
Due on Nov. 1 from
1982:: inclusive.
Legality
1, 1963.
Jacksonv.lle),
910,000 2%s. Due on July 1 from
FLORIDA
Bond
the
and
,
1963.
Bibb
ler;.:"/':/'-,;/ > /
.
,
March
for
Principal
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
Lovvorn,
(EST)
purchase of $2,-.
tien; will receive sealed bids until
1993 incl. The bonds are callable.
11 a.m;
(CST) Ion March 26 for
Secretary of the School Board,
t
.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay¬ will receivb sealed bids until 1 the purchase of $l;500,000 school
Duval County <P O.
Fla.
able at the First National Bank,
p.m; (EST) on March 12 for the bonds/ Dated May .1, 1963./Due
Certificate Sale—The $4,500,000 Atlanta.
Legality
approved by
purchase of $132,000 school bonds. from "1964 to 1983 inclusive.
certificates offered March 5 were
Kelley & Mobley.
Dated March 1, 1963. Due on July
Hoisington, Kan.
awarded to a syndicate headed by
.1 from 1964 to 1976 incl. Principal
Bond Sale—The $250,000 hospi¬
Dekalb County School District *
Phelps, Fenn & Co., at a price of
and interest (J-J) payable at the
tal bonds offered March 1 were
(P. O. Decatur), Ga./;/•//■.
par, a net interest cost of about
Scott County /State Bank/ Scotts-' awarded to the Small-Larmer Co.,
Bond
Sale — The
$12,000,000
2.97%, as follows:
burg. Legality approved by ROss, Inc., at a net interest cost of about
school/ bonds
offered
March- 5
*160,000 2%s Due July 1, 1964.
McCord, Ice & Miller.:/- ; ' : / 3.08%.
'•'
were
awarded
to
a
syndicate
510,000 4s. Due on July 1 from
Warren Township, Metropolitan
headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
/
1965 to 1967 incl.
McPherson, College '"{P^rO. Sch. Dist. (P. O. Indianapolis), Ind.
McPhersori), Kah.
985,000 21/fes. Due on July 1 from at a price of 100.023, a net inter¬
•
.
&
about
bids until 2 p.m.
13
composed of Hal-
group
a
Offering—H. B.
incl.
1972
to
interest
(A-O)
payable - at the
/"'/'/// County Treasurer's office. Legal¬
%
received until 2 p.m. (CST) on
be
850,000 school bonds.
City Manager, will receive sealed
,-
Stuart & Co. Inc.; Ira Haupt
sey,
Bond
of
April 1, 1963. Due on April 1 from
1968
G«.
the-purchase
for :
19
Districtf Iowa
Offering—Sealed bids will/
Bond
on
March 21 for the
GEORGIA
Brunswick,
.receive
(CST)
$480,000 equipment bonds. Dated
}
>
syndicate:
Leedy, Wheeler & Alleman, Inc.,'
-
March
bonds.
School
Marshalltown Community
Vantrease,
will
Controller,
March 19 for the
on
purchase of $425,000 school
sealed bids until 10 a.m.
/. pierce, Garrison,/Wulbern, Inc.,
revenue
bonds.
Dated
April
1,
$980,000 school William R. Hough & Co., and:
1963/ Due on ^Vpril 1 front 1964 to
26 were award- Cooley & Co.
*
-
bonds offered Feb.
ed
7~
Wilmington), Del.
-Bond Sale—The
>
No.
District
City
1984 to 1987 inclusive.
.
.
/I
B.
J.
Van
Ingen
& Co., Inc.,
Alfred I. da Equitable Securities Corporation,
County,
School
Pont
;
...
,
■
460,000 3.20s. Due on Dec. 1 from
incl.
DELAWARE
Castle
1
Jan.
on
1992
to
Other members of the
New
and 1978.
(CST)
p.m.
Bond Offering—Glen
530,000 3s. Due onADec. 1 from
1979 to 1983 inclusive.
650,000 3%s. Due on Jan. 1 from
by
approved
Legality
1975
from
April from 1965 to
on
Due
3.60s.
2,035,000
1,
April
155,000 2.90s. Due on Dec. 1, 1977
80,000 3.70s. Due Jan. 1, 1974.
on
Monday, March 11, 1S63
.
Ind.-./
Gary,
1
1965 to 1973 incl.
sealed bids
March 28
of $5,900,000
receive
(MST)
will
urer,
1976 inclusive.
to
1973
.
INDIANA
295,000 2%s. Due on Dec. 1 from
100.00259, a net interest cost of
about 3.54%, as follows:
$550,000 5s. Due on Jan. 1 from
of
University of Colorado, Regents
.
•
the
Offering
Assistant*.
Board
ceive
(EST)
•
of
sealed
on
-;,
Eleanor
M.
Secretary
of
—
Trustees, will "re¬
bids
until
3:30
p.m.
March 20 for the
pur¬
chase of $2,997,000 revenue bonds.
Volume
197
Number
Dated
July 1, 1961. Due
from
1964
J-J.
2001
to
Parish
Terrebonne
July 1
on
incl.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6245
Consolidated
tSchool District No,: 1
Interest
•"!;
Legality approved by Graf¬
Houma), La.Vk$*r,J
trict
awarded to
$2,500,000
Securities
.v
Coffin
Corp.;
"
&
Sale
The
—
,???.
Inc.,
at
interest
net
a
about 3.16%.',,
*'
:
Baton
Greater
f-
Commission (P. O. Box 398),
%* p
'
Port Allen), La.
bortds "offered
nue
awarded to
the
a
Chase
-
net interest cost of about
yetm:non Parish Road Dist
3.51%;
•
1968 to 1975 inclusive./
1,935,000 3 Vis.
from
Due
1985 to
;*•"
~
Nov.
on
1
#
V. :
>
WC6 V PhiladeYnhia
•
Hist, (P. O. FranMintonh La,
ford, J. C. Bradford & Co., Shear*
son,
Hammill
&
Co.,- William
Co., K. H. Moulton & Co.,
i;
Eddleman,
Pollok
j'.i h j
MARYLAND
.
jr.)i
Crisfield, Md.
Iberia Parish Recreation District
Bond
Offering—Earl W. Deare,
Secretary,
will
Aprit 1 for the
on
of
Co.]
&
*
Bloomfield
receive
Bond
'
.
'"
feand & Co., at
series
D
were
awarded
bonds
offered
to
and
&
Co.,
net
a
3.30%,
as
.
at
March
6
$43,000 4^4 s.
1963
^ ^
-1
on
offered
to
'
Due
' March
at
cost
of
cost
a
7
-
-
Feb* *21
'
.
^
~ —
Aug.
on
48,000 3*4s* Due
were
of...about 3.08%. !•/ ,\
First
March 15
National
Manhattan
City Bank;
Chase
of
com¬
fray & Hopwood, at a price of par,
a net interest cost of about
3.69%,
follows:
1966 to 1973 inclusive.
$69,000 fe-
[eT
46,000 3^s.: Due
50,000 3,60s. Due
'
on
Dec.
receive
,
120,000 33/4s. Due
1986 to
Feb. 1 from
on
inclusive.
1993
-
jyiississippi
Alcorn
sealed
..
.
.
-
-
1965
College (P, Q. Lorman), Miss.
>
;-i,terest J-D. Legality approved by
Aug. 1 from
Offering—Joe
T.
;
Patter¬
Secretary of the State Bond
Commission, will receive sealed
son,
1988
bids until 10
callable, In-
are
—
•
to
Agricultural & Mechanical
Bond
Feb. 1, 1963.
from
1
from incl. The bonds
j.
;
Feb, 1 from
on
19811 to 1985 inclusive,
revenue bonds* Dated
inclusive.
Feb*. 1 from
on
1978 to 1981 inclusive.
v
.
25 for the purchase of $1,000,000
.
>
40,000 3.30s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1974^^to1977 inclusiye; < ;
wU1 vi-omr'
P-m-(EST) on March
on.
County, Intra County
20
for
the
William J:
"
revenue
Due
(CST)
a.m.
purchase
March
on
$560,000
of
on
bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1962,
June; 1 from 1964 to 2001
Incl.;/Interest J-D. Legality,
ap-,:
proved-by Charles & TrauernichL;
Bond Offering—Charles L. Cur-'
Secretary of the Board ' Of
Fducatiori, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 25
Clemens), Mich.
.
&
'for
the
purchase
of
$3,000,000
Jackson State
:
tis,
Drainage Board (P. O. Mt.
New
Paddock
South held School District, Mich.
■
Macomb
Cahfield,
Miller,
Stone,
27,000 3%^. Due on Aug, 1 frprn,
^1976 to 1978 inclusive. /
V
;
,
Bank, : both
group
son-Williams Co., and Piper, Jaf-;
Manley, Bennett,
^ecretarj
T972 to .1975 inclusive,
Other members of the syndicate:;
from 1964 to 1967 inclusive.
a
-
Due
1
to
posed of J. M* Bain & Co., Alli¬
.
net interest
a
1967 to 1971
awarded
were
Smith, Secretary of the Building
a
Aug. 1 from
on
The
,
net interest cost
follows:.
t
Co., New York,
pfice of rlOO.047,
Trimont, Minn.
Bond Sale—-The $295,000 nurs¬
ing home bonds offered Feb. 26
Southfield Building A uthority,
v;
;
Michigan ,
'i»:
Bond
Offering. — Donald
V.
"■>
1966 inclusive.
61,000 3s. Due
syndicate headed by ;
a
the Bankers Trust
of
interest
\
awarded to
price
a
,
at
C6?; Indianapolis.
,[
cost of about 2.24%.
Goodbody & Co..
a
Sale
awarded to
were
$179,000 special
Co., jointly,
8?
;
:
callable.
Legality approved
f""a(sa,eK ~
.
0f about 3.27%, as
....
bonds
follows:
$2,955,000 4V4S. Due
•.
Martin
are
of
Shawmut
B a nk;
Boston,
and
American Fletcher National Bank
McDonald & Co., at a net interest
,
price of 100.003,
by :Nilse;' Barton,
Markpll
to
Suth^
^
headed by C. J. Devine & Co. and
Haupt
approved
MASSACHUSETTS
syndicate
a
,
:
a
Bond Sale—The
various
March 1,
Co., Pittsburgh,
Detroit, First
National Bank,. Dallas; First National. Bank, Memphis; National
r
Bond
Wer^ cost
=
Trust
Bank
National
Plymouth, Mich.
25
Ishpeming Township (P. O.
.',.
Ishpeming), Mich.
bids
Boston Metropolitan District, Mass.
$20,000,000 */ Bond Sale—The $10,947,000 state
The
—
net
a
were awarded to
Authority (P ^
Rouge), La.
..
Bond -Sale
awarded to the Ryan,
were
.-hL
The bonds
,
by: Dickinson, Wright, McKean &
$45,000 3.10s* Due on Feb. 1 from
Cudlip.
$4?»fiA°tSPecial
)ffered Feb.
bonds
assessment bonds offered
Gan«?
*
A.
Fiscal
Sale---The
&
Bank
Jan.
Nov. 1 from 1963 to 1992
a
Other members, of the syndicate:
as
bonds. Dated 1963. Due on March 1 from 1964
ity
on
Dated
Interest M-N.
Hills), Mich.
of about 2.74%,
sealed
bonds.
100.231,
Bank of America N. T. & S. A,,
San Francisco, Mellon National
Drain f Commis-
County
Due
Township (P. O.
Bloomfield
assessment
as <2.%s, at a price of
basis of about 2.72%.
& Trust
sio^r, will receive sealed bids
a.m. (ESp^nMarch 21
MICHIGAN
V.
purpose
pur-;
:
.
Barry,
inclusive.
$175,000_ improvement tp 1983 iiicl. Interest M-S. Legal*
D. Pontiac),
(p
we're,awarded to a jsyjidlc^te
headed by the First Boston. Corp.,
Michigan
Thorndike, Dniw,n» & Dodge.
Palmer o.
the purchase of" $100,000
re*?-
Due from 1965 to 1988 in-
elusive.
.
Co
payableatthe untilll
(
until noon (EST) on March 13 for
cefve sealed, bids .until 7.;30, p.m.
.;
£n
Bond Offering-Daniel W.
8.d^A?I&^983'
Offering—John S. Catlin,
Ifio. 8 (P. O. Jeanerette), l>a, ^ Mayor,: will
District
County
age
J30nds. Dated April 1, 1963.
on April 1 from 1964 to 1983 incl.
Principal and interest (A-O) pay-
dnm....•••Bfttaii: MOrIpV Xt Cn
Corp.,; Rotan;s Mp^e-x&i^Cp^
and; the Mid-South: SeOurities .Co.
100.03999,
MacArthur
r*
a
^-April l from 1964 to 1968 incl.
&
lips
ties
about
V«
•
SSS izsux- ISS;^"w1, 1963.
Due
nble at the Parish School Board
Treasurer's office, Franklinton, or
Fosdick, Inc.,. National Shawmut any bank specified by the purBank of .Boston, provident.! Bank dhasef.
Legality approved, by
of ' Cincinnati, Interstatev Securi-^^^^^^
& Cutler.
Ira
B
duPont &
OMand
iOOjOOO^water bonds.. Due- on
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co., Win-
stop-Salem,
April 1 from 1964 to 1983
innnnn*>\
.
will' received sealed bids S;
(CST) onMarch 14
Board,
National
23sK£fSSa £5.
.
to
Kenower,
on
Ban^Par^asCor^jorationCon hntilioa.m.
Louisiana
:pr6yemyerit; bonds of^red March 5;
x<7i/u.
Hew Bedford (P. O. Boston), Mass. American^ Fletcher National Bank
Ybrk^'JIairimahiY?' ?;Magee,
Inc.» Phelps, Fenn ^ecretary °f ^e
Bipley & .Co^
bonds.
™
s*
Col, both of N0w
(CST)
^
/ Mihneseta (State of) \ / ^
;
Bond Sale—The $29,361,000^ im-
v
Othet^ members of the syndicate
Purchase of $41,810,000 highway;«
,
callable. Interest M^N.
are
-4^;
1
v235^000 1/lOs. Pue'JUly h 1990.
"
sealed bids unUl March 26 for the
Bank-cW^ington Partsh, Varnado Sch.
First rNatiphaI cCity!
Chemical Bank, New York Trust
chase
4
.•
The $185,000
.
bonds
-
on July
from 1984 to 1989 incl.
•
syndi*'
cate:
Bond
'
1,330,000 * 3.20sy Due
<
2002 inclusive.
Other: rtiembers" of " the
Blair &
T978 to 1983 incl,
-
,
Bond Offering—Mark A. Castro, & Trust Co., Indianapolis, Naim-^^ty/Treasurer, will receive sealed tional Shawmut Bank, Boston,
provement bonds Offered -'March','i5:^ tids"until 11 aim. (EST) on March Gr^nbery, Marache & Co., Northyyere awarded to Scharff & Jones
^4 for the purchase of $475,000 rop & White, Faheyf Clark & Co.,
Wm. J. Mericka & Co., Inc., and
Inc., at a^ net.: interest' bost' of unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
$375,000 development bonds. Due Mullaney, Wells.
about".3:37%.\
/ " "
$825,000 5s. Due■■.■oh Nov. l frbm^^
on
Nov, I from 1963. to 1983 inci The
on
(P. O. Abbeville), U.
Salb
March 20'
on
bonds* Dated May l, 1963/pue
,
•
Boild
(CST)
July 1 from Legality/ approved by / Dorsey,
1975 to 1977 incl.' ♦
Owen, Marquart, Windhorst and
990,000 3s. Due On July 1 from West.
Offering--John J.gDris^
i
No
"*
p.hi.
v
coll> ?
.
follows:
as
s
,
lncl-T
385,000 4s. Due
Massach.usetts^ (Stat# of)
695.000 3 >/2s. Due on Feb. 1 from
1986 to 1988 inclusive.
Bank,1 of
New York, atn price of 100.116999,"
a
'
'
1977 to 1970.;inclusive.
«75,0Q0 3.40s. pue oil Feb; 1 from
'
'1980 to 1985 inclusive.
'syndicate headed by
Manhattan
Education, will receive sealed bids
July X from
on
19"
,
Ig'UfStJf#
Feb. '28' were
N.
Herbert
—
Lundbetg, Clerk of the Board of
320>000 4%s* Due on July 1 *°m
1972 to 1974 incl.
*» Lynn, Mass,
«'
290,000 3%s. Due on'Feb. 1 from
Bond Sale^The $9,000,000 reve-"
Offering
for the purchase of $945,000 school:,
>.
toJoar
*'1965 to'1976 inclusive.
No. 191, Minn.
Bond
until I
: x0te gale—The $1,000,000 notes,
;
1 ' .T
' offered, Feb. 19 were awarded to
$740,000 3s. Pud.on April 1 from the Essex Trust Co., Lynn.
/
Rouger Port
!!J
k
were
*
A
basis of about 2.55%.
fohowst
?0 '
v
.l
,
a f.
'
jnterest^oSt 6f about 3.42%^ as
0f.
cost
<
4
f5.
MINNESOTA
Burnsville Indep. School District
about 3.07%, as follows:
.
^Wv100.129, a
provement. bonds offered Feb. 26
wefe awarded to Scharff & Jones,
Vh■ %:£
syndicate headed by
Halsey, Stuart & Co., Inc., at a
price of par, a net interest cost of
Chicago White, Weld & Co., and
$335,000 im-
■
$3,900,000
.
a
of
Bond Sale
The
—
57
#*>*» 5*' »«
bonds
'
Muskegon, Mich.
(1065)
water bonds offered Feb. 26
B°nd Sale—fhe„$?°0'0,?" sch°o1
offered
Feb.; 27
Bank;®
iy "'-A'
awarded to
Hanover, Mass,
**
"
■
Bond
''
were
syndicate headed by
a
the Harris Trust & Savings
f&JEtiJt&wiS,
&
Burr and Cooley & Co.
The
—
school bonds offered Feb. 28
mm LOUISIANA
Co., Inc.; Fahnestock
Co.; Laidlaw & Co.; Second Dis-
(P. O.
Sale
;•''%,
Bond
ton, Ferguson & Fleischer.
Blyth &
;
"'V
^
College (P. ,0.%
Jackson), Miss.
Bond
Offering—Joe
T.
Patter¬
Secretary of the State Bond
son,
Commission, will receive sealed
until 10 d.m. (CST) on March
bids
for>4he purchase: of
20
,
...
Marksvdie, La.
Bond
Curtis; Fstabrook & Co.; Tucker,
Anthony & R. L. DaV; Lee Higgin-
.
t
Offeting—Rayniond
La-
son
Corp.; L. F. Rothschild. & Qo.\
horde, Mayor, will receive sealed
J.
bids until 11
March
Tpask & Co.; G. H. Walker & Co.;
purchase ' of' $359,000
follows:
-
R. H. Moulton "& Co. and Chas. E.
26' for
the
bonds as
a.m.
(CST)
on
*
c.
Bradford
&
Co.;
Spencer
Weigold & Co., Inc.
$213,000 improvement bonds. Due
£a,t Longmeadow (P. O. Boston),
:
from 1965 to 1983 inclusive.
•
J
Clark,
15,000 improvement bonds:
ceive
.
•
<
from
101 000
1965 to 1973
from
1965
1
7o
1993
'
:
A.
Town" Treasurer / ".will
re-
r-
$360,000
of
Dated
March
March
ii^luside
inclusive,
Louisiana
^
Richard
chase
Due
Rapides Parish (P. O. Alexandria),
n
Offering
sealed : bids until 11
(EST) on March <* 12 for the
Due
inclusive::
bonds
sewerage
Bond
lg
Principal
:
> a.m.
pur-
bonds.
sewer
15. ■ 1963. • Hue
from
-
■*
University of Michigan (P. O.
v
Ann Arbor), Mich..
Bond Offering — W, K, Pier-
1964
to
1972
and ' interest
on
incl.
Secretary
Police
of
JuVy; ^will
bids until 10
a.m.
the
receive
chase of $900,000 revenue bonds,
P"? l^mIRv
mcl. Legality
}'
•
(CST) on March
Framlngham, Mass.
12 .for the purchase of
$1,100,000
improvement bonds. Dated-April
-1, 7963. Due
to
est
1983
incl.
-(A-O)
Treasurer's
proved
by
on
Bond Sale—1The
April 1 from 1964
a
Principal and inter-
payable
office.
Chapman &
ep-
Cutler,
syndicate
Stuart
at the Parish
Legality
- m
$3,300,000
bonds$1
offered March 6 were awarded to.
price
-
about
v.«
&
of
;
headed
Co., Inc.',
100.36,
2.75%:
a
as
Halsey,
by
2.80s, at
basis
cost
:
a
Other members of the syndicate:
purchase
the
of
offering
Droulllar,
Bond Sale—'The $250,000 reve-
nue
bonds offered March 4 were
awarded to the First of Michigan
Corporation arid
Kenower,
Deputy
of
receive,
^
^
(EST)
the
sealed
on
Dated
bonds.
July
Mac-
at
I
Bank,
or
Wyandotte Savings
Irving Trust Company,
Bond
were
price of 100.019,
3.37%.
•
.
a
New York City. Legality approved
,
basis of about by
v
.
Miller,
Stone.
Canfield^ Paddock
&
First
the
Na-
.
Separate
Municipal
Sale
—
The
to
^
.
$4,000,000;,;
bonds offered
awarded
,
March 5
Leland
Speed
Co., and Byron Speed Co., jointly,
at
a
price of
cost of about
par,
net interest
a
3.62%, as follows:
|
$1,520,000 5%s. Due on March 1
;
4 ' from 1964 to 1975 incl.
2,080,000
from
3^s. Due' on /March 1
to 1986 incl. *
; /
1976
„
400,000 Vss. Due on March 1, 1987 /
•
^
1988.
and
...
:;V
•
a
to
School District, Miss.
school
bids
the
*
Bank, Memiphis, at a net
Meridian
Principal and interest;(J-J) pay-
able
Couhty (P. O.
Interest cost of about 2.94%
The bonds are callable,
inclusive.
ap¬
The $100,000 im¬
—
awarded
were
tional
City
1962.
Legality
provement bonds offered March 5
March 20
1,
Sale
Bond
for the purchase of $850,000 revenue
J*J,
#VPrentiss), Miss.
Arthur T.
—
Due on July 1 from 1965 to 1992
(P. O. Lansing); Mich,
of/ Arthur & Co., jointly^as 3%s,; at
7^^
for
Jan; 1 from 1965 to 2002
Interest
Jefferson DavU
i
Tfrrnd Offering— Marion Fogle-.
man,
21
$1,250,000 revenue bonds* Date^
Bond Offering ——- Mother Mary April l,1962,.Due on April 1 from,
Daudine, C. S. S. F., Chairman of 1966 to 2002 incl. .Legality aPthe Board of Trustees, will re- proved by Miller, Canfield, Padceive sealed bids until 10 a.m. dock & Stone.
(EST) on-March 22 for the purWvo„dolte „uh
$790,000
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
proved by Charles & Trauernicht.
wiU receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
(M-N)
>
"presl°dent>
pont> vice
& C°'
;
on
incl/
nue bonds offered March 4 were
awarded to Kenower, MacArthur
Michigan
revenue
Legality approved by
Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone. Due
*
Madison Heights Municipal Bldg.
v
Authority, Mich,
Bond Sale—The $267,000 reve-
payable - at
the
New* England: ^ from 196a
2012
Merchants National Bank of Bos- approved by Monagham & MonParish ton. Legality approved by Storey, ; agnam & pawner,
,
' *
sealed;Thorndike, Palmer
Dodge.Michigan State Board of Education
7
J-D.
terest
Madonna College (P. O. Livonia), March
Mass
30,000 improvement bonds. Due
from 1965 to 1978 inclusive.
Qf $10,260,000 drainage bonds.
:
1?
"
Bond
City
-
i
...
..
/ :
;
•
I
!
..
•./•
'■
Okolonay Miss.
Offering
Clerk,
will
■—
Rubye Jolly,;*
receive
sealed
58
the
for
101.00,
$225,000
of
purchase
bonds. Due from 1965 to
revenue
1988 incl.
basis cost of about 2.63%.
a
f/ ;
NEW JERSEY
School
////
District* N. J.i
i:
(P. O. Yazoo City),
Yazoo County
Bond Offering—Mary B. Shader,
/SXX/.vX/X
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
indus-•
tion, will receive sealed bids until
plant bonds offered March 4 8
p.m. (EST) on March 20 for the
;
trial
6
/ '
'
*
„«
'
-
7Yonkers, N.
;
/Bond Sa 1
bonds
■
e
•
.
Y.-X/'V 'vXv.' $25,000
offered,. March v6
a syndicate headed by
Halsey/ Stuart & Co., Inc.y Blyth
equipment
fire
.
bonds. :
1/1963. Due
May
from 1964
1
were
:
•
Dated
The $9,822,000
—
Monday, March 11, 1963
.
awarded to
Dec.
incl/
1973
to
on
Hiram College (P.
O. Hiram),
•
awarded to
Co., Inc., at a
of about 3.23%.
!/rBoBd',,;Salei-4/The-'$325,_000.,f.reve-''
«
~
:
^
,
,
t
.
-
bonds. Dated May 1, I960.
revenue
March L from 1965 to 1988 incl.
on
Haft,
Bond Offering—Morris W.
Webster Securities Corp.;
Due on May. 1 from 1963 /ta 2000.
Principal mid interest ,(M-S> pay¬
incl; Interest M-N; Legality ap¬
able at the Fidelity UpipA J/rust;
St. Lotus - County* Hancock Place
proved by Caldwell, Trimble &
Company, Belleville. Legality ap¬
Schi Dist.'(P. O. Lemay), 'Mo.
.Mitchell:; *
*
*
'
proved- by Hawkins/ Delafield &
Bond Offering
The $1,100,000
Trustees
Carl M.
Loeb, Rhoades &. Cp.; Geo./B. Gib-,
MISSOURI
(P.' OZ Cilumbus),
*;r4^^•40irv,;
^
Bond'Offerhig^-Gordoo B. Car«
Michigan
Corporation / Chasl E. Weigoid: & son, Vice President, Business and
Co., Inc.; Adamis, McEntee & Co., Finance, will ..receive sealed bids
Inc.; Bacon/* Stevenson & Co.; until 11a.m. (EST) on April ,2 for
Wood,
Fredonia, N.Y•
school
bonds
offered ; March
5
Bond Salo—The $50,000 sewer Eldredge & Co., Inc.; R. D. White the purchase, of $5,400,000 revenue
Lavallette (P. O. Ocean Gate),' were awarded to a syndicate com¬
& Co.; Auchincloss, Parker & Red- bonds. Dated April 15, 1962. Due
bonds
offered * Feb.27
were
'New Jersey
posed of the Commerce Trust Co.,
awarded to the Manufacturers & path; Lebenthal & Co.;'Walston & on Oct, 15, from 1963 to 2000 ihcL
Bond Sale
The $70,000 land
City National Bank & Trust: Co.,
Halle & * Stieglitz; Elkins,
Traders Trust Co., Buffalo, and Co.;
Ohio Wesleyan University
offered
March
1
were
both of Kansas City, Barret, Fitch, bonds
Roosevelt & Cross, Inc., jointly, Morris, Stokes & Co/; Kenower,
(P.O. Delaware), Ohio
>
North & Co., Luce, Thompson & awarded to Boland, Saffin, Gor¬
Mac Arthur & Co.; Winslow, Cohu
as
2.70s, at a price of 100.05, a
Bond Sale-~The $1*900,000 reve¬
Crowe, Inc., Yates, Heitner & don & Sautter, as 3s, at a price
& Stetson, Inc.; Tuller & Zucker;
basis of about 2.68%.
nue/ bonds offered Feb
26 were
Woods, and Stix & Co., at a price of 100.072, a basis of about 2.98%.
Hutchinson, Shockey & Co., and awarded
to
the
Housing
and
of 100.008, a net interest cost of
New York City Housing Authority, Channer Newman Securities Co.
Montvale ' School District, N. J.
bons & Co., Inc.; First of
*
.
—
.
about
3.19%,
$145,000
follows:
as
3.30s.
Due
•
March 1
on
3.10s. /Due
(EST)
p.m.
from 1969 to 1979 inclusive.
95,000 3.20s. Due March 1,1980.
to
205,000 3.30s. Due
1982 and
St.
Louts
March 1,
on
1983.
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
New
York
proved
The
—
Newark Beth Israel
$1,150,000
school bonds offered Feb. 28
awarded
John Nuveen
to
National
First
and
phis, jointly,
terest
cost
follows:
100.005,
as
about
of
1965
:
incl.'
1980
to
net in¬
as
•
nue
purchase of $435,000
MONTANA
until/7:30
March
19
$371,000
Dated
the
of
pool
bonds.
of about "3;06%.
Bond Offering
M
—
Neb.>
■'
NEW
receive
March
11
-sealed
for
bids
the
V BondLSale—The
awarded fo
5
awarded
were
headed
by
Sayings
the
a net
as
syndicate
a
Trust
of
2,480,000
/
$ 3,600,000
2V2S.
Due
on
April
1
from 1966 to 1974 incl. ».... 800,000 2.60s. Due on April .1,
,
1975. and
1,600,000
1976.
23/4s.
from
1977
on
April
1
to 1988 incl.
July 1 from
•
Due
1977, to
Boston
the.. Manufacturers
Corp.,
Mercantile
Rand
Co.,
July
1
son
Co.,
Bank
Brothers
in
Dallas;
Harriman
National
Bank
Oklahoma
Securities
City;
Co.,
&
and
Co.,
Trust
Second
J.
Brown
Cliff
First
Co.,
District
Rahel
&
Co., and John Douglas & Co., Inc.
V
v v :
Laconia, N. H.
..'•*/.
Sale—The $590,000 sewer
...
Bond
bonds
offered
awarded
to
a
March
group
5
were
composed of
W..E. Hutton & Co.,
Lyons, Han¬
nahs
&
Lee, Inc. and George P.
City;
Dikeman.
Legality
4
&
•
>
I, Bond
Inc.,; Parker, Eisen,
provement
Sale
were
Heimerdinger,
J.
M.
Webster
Co., and Potts & Sheppard.
/
i
YORK
Bank
(P. O. East Syracuse), V
--'v/VNew
Bond
(EST)
on
of
1
bids
March
until
12
$1,387,000
bonds. Dated
April
Supervisor, will
sealed
for
11
the
re¬
a.m.
pur¬
improvement
Jan. 1, 1963. Due on
from
1964
to
1991
incl.
Principal and interest (A-O)
pay¬
Trust
Hanover
the
&.
'
'
1,
sealed
Betty
bids until 2 p.m.
// ;// /;,
March
13
Manufac¬
Company,
for
$1,835,500
awarded
as
to
Feb.
1963
to
1990
Genesee
pany,
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Principal
payable
and
Marine
Interest
by
by
City.
Sykes,
Legality
ap¬
Galloway
-
-
.
until
p.m.
purchase*/ .of
pur¬
bonds.
school
&
$500,000/ building
'
/
'
/
/
bonds/
15,/(J963: / Pue
,
M-S.
Dorsey,
1964? to; 1982
on;
inpl.
Legality approved
Owen,
Marquart,
Windhorst & West.
/
Cleveland County Sehool District
No. 23
(P. O. Norman), Ohla.
-/.• Bond Sale
The- $7,000
bonds
offered. Feb.26
awarded
to -Milburn,
school;
were
Cochran
&
Co.
OHIO
Oklahoma
Bond
awarded
composed
of
Co.,
First
Inc.,
to
Braun,
syndicate
a
Bosworth
Cleveland
&
Corp.,
City Airport• Trust, Oklai
Offering;
—
.Orvin
Crist;
Secretary, of the Airport Trust,
wilL* receive sealed bids until 2
p.m.
(CST)
purchase
on
April .2
for
$4,500,000
of
bonds. Dated
the
revenue
May 1, 1963. Due
Jan." 1 from
1967
to
on
incl.
1985
Ryan, Sutherland & Co., Stranahan,
Harris
&
Co.
and
City Bank, Cleveland,
a
terest
cost
National
as
price of about 100.47,
a
'■
Bond
Washington County Sewer Improvejrnent
3V8S, at
net in¬
pf about 3.08 %.
Bond
(P. O.
OfferingPaul
Clerk
rectors,
-
of the
H.
Board
"
- •
.
Dur¬
of
Di¬
will/reeeive; sealed- bids:.
until 5:30 p.m. (CST) on March 13
Geneva), Ohio '
'
Offering—Howard Brain-/ for the purchase of $462;0Q0 sewer
ard, Township Clerk, will receive
bonds.
sealed bids until 8 p.m;
on
;;//> March
District' No. 2
Bartlesville), Okla. ;/?■;'
'/<■•
ham,
Harpersfield Township (P. O.
Mid¬
Company of New York,
York
Dikeman.
or
'
Broketr Arrow;Okla.:
1
3
$190,000
thef
at
Valley Union Trust Com¬
Rochester,
proved
on
incl.
(M-N)
of
bonds.
1, 1963. Due
interest
on
a
eo^«of-about- 2;74%v
OKLAHOMA
/
Bond Sale—The $1,140,000 imprpvement bonds offered March 5
(EST)
were
Johii Nuveen* '& Co.,
2at/a/price;.of 100.0686t
■*
Ohio
purchase
the
school
bids
-
Red¬
Inc.,
ing- bohds' bffered March
Clyde Exempted Village Sch. Dist.,
York
CO.,
,
1, / /Bond/Sale-^The^
"
■
March 14 for the
Island,
Ontario
Offering—M.
New
Company of Central New
of
were
Bond
land Trust
or
Franklin
Dist. No. 1 (P. O. Webster),
& Trust
York, Syracuse,
.
Long
;Walworth; Central School
able at the Lincoln National Bank
turers
the
of
CZ/V/ mond, District Clerk, will receive
Offering—Calvin D. Ham¬
ilton, Town
ceive
York
$60,000 im¬
Penfield,
New
Dewitt
to
chase
on
March 15' from
bonds offered Feb. 26
awarded
sealed
(CST)
Mineola.
Co., Robert L. Connors &
NEW
The
&
>
/ Bond Offering ^ /Cecil". W: Del
Trom,- Sisto, City • Clerk, .will receive
of the School Board, will
sealed bids until March. 20 for the
Da^ed/ March
Southhampton, ~N* Y,
National
chase
NEW HAMPSHIRE
York
Com¬
approved by Sykes, Galloway
Kenower,
Co., Pohl & Co., Walter,
Company, St. Louis; HarriRipley & Co., Inc., First Na¬
tional
New
Courts &
&
Bosworth
Bond Offering—Ralph L;
Clerk
Trust
.
-
DAKOTA
North Dakota-
/
Co\, • as /3%sVfat a
aK basis
of about
.
*
Traders
were
syndicate headed by
a
WPoster, Ohio
District. No.' 2. (P. O. Fargo),'
receive
Hanover
Co., Luce, Thomp¬
& Crowe,
Dain &
i
$1,500,000
Cpr and- Stranahan;;Harris ^ Co,
basis
facturers
pany,
1990 inel.
&
&
Mac Arthur
/'
April
On
1987..
NORTH
.
;on
Trust
man
and
Goodbody & Co.', Stifel, Nicolaus
&
l/10s. * Due
1986 and
p.m..
Trust Company, Buffalo or Manu¬
Other members of thei syndicate:
Woody
Other members of the syndicate:
First
on
Waeckerle, Adams & Purcell, Inc., /
Due
until ,2
120,000
April
,-v
\
^
The
Hayden,\ Miller •&* Co., ■ The Ohio
Gphipany/, /Ryan,- .Sutherland,, &
/
.on
—
-
Dated April ;1, -1963; Due ori Nov/ Cass and..Richland '■ Counties School
follows:
$400,000 23/4s. Due April 1, 1965/ V
7
from
bids
3:10s/ Due
e
Other; members' of the syndicate:
1975 incl.
1984 andM985.
.
;
3%s.
3.08%;
on
July 1 from X from 1963. to 1992: inch Principal;
^ahd interest/ (M-H) payable • at
;1971 incl. ;
v
>
1972 to 1976 incl.
,
sealed
i on
550,000 3 %s. Due
-
,
.1966 to
v
&
interest cost of about
150,006
1
McDonald ^
30,006; 3s/ Dhevorn April 1 /from
.
Ohio;
a
awarded to
April 1 from
mr tO 1983 incl.
ba$is
"
'
school bonds offered Feb. 28
.Co., at a price of 100.038,
interest; cost of about 2.98%,
.March '21 forthe;pur¬
chase of $2,125,000 -school: bonds.
$470,000, 5s. Due
x/'"
follows:
/
*»
.
.
District. (Pi. Q/ Willopghby),
Braun,v
School District No. l '(P. O.
were
Willatighby.?Eastlake~&ty School.
.
on
27
Ohio/ Company,
>.
at a" price .10,1.30/ a
Boh d • S
30,000 4s.: Due Aprilrl, 1976:V
ceive-
,
com¬
Portland: and Dunkirk,'Central X
at /a ;price (EST),
3.88%; "as follows:
Chicago, and
Corp., at a price of
First Boston
2.61%,
to
Harris
Bank
100.02,
offered March
group
District
$310,000 school
Feb.
the
and; Rpwles, Win¬ priceZ/lOX^O^
$400,000 6s. Due
. .
syndicate headed-by
a
Ff. "J5«n Smitliers
a
Pomfret, Arkwright, Sheridan,
•
offered
s
3
5
price of
a
Fredoniay, N.-Y.
- >/
*
BOhd Offering -r- .Florence An/
Bond Saie-^The $3,500*006 reve¬ /
nue bonds offered March 5
were
derson, District Clerk, will re¬
purchase, of
$6,400,000 Vari¬
purpose bonds
3.10s, at
d
of about 3.07%./
of/the /Wachovia ,Bank &
1964 to
^/ f
MEXICO
Omaha, Neb,' - |//// r/ 'i V' " nf ^parj/a
ous
as
to
ston &
basis of about 3,07%.
a
'-V\\
March
offered
duPont & Co.,
net
o n
as
,
*' .**
Co.y Winston-Salemf Folger,
Nolanj Fleming & .Co., Francis, I.
a
'
School
Bond Sale—The
*
awarded
were
=
1,
,
1 from
Local
awarded/ to
^
on April
..
Branch
March 1, 1974
*"i/;" X'
Dated
2002
to
& Pohl.
Trust
/
,
'XV;;
28
/;/./{■ Albuquerque, N., Mix.'
until
I
$498,000.*/
i
Feb;
,
of
bonds.
incl//Legality ap¬
pro ved: by Burgwin; Ruffin, Perry
b
on
on
purchase
refunding
'
// f-'\
bonds
posed
basis
\
''
Co.,
100.42,
M.
a r v e n
Buffalo.
as
Trust
as
1965
(EST)
a.m.
the
(P. O. Beloit), Ohio
March
on
for
April 1,1962. Due
West
-
awarded to the Lincoln Rochester
|
-
Rosen, Superintendent of Schools,
will
:
V
-
a
offered
21
$650,000
:Ufttprij County (1®. O. Monroe)* '
North Carolina^
B o n d Sa,ie -Z; The $1,000,000
Bond Sale—The $450,000 sewer
x
y
•/
1, 1963.
Trust Company,
Due
and 1975.
$820,000
of
were
bonds
March
March 1 from
on
10,000 2%s. Due
school
of B. J. Van Ingen, &
of
1972 and;i973.
Traders
3.10s, at a price of 100.308,
I!
District,
purchase
2.70s.
10,000
Bond
:
cost
5,000 2.60s. Due March 1, 1971.
(^'^jm.March
the
for
sealed bids until 11
from 1969 to 1970.
payable at the Manufacturers and
Newark, and Ira Haupt & Co.,
!g/tll'7/^jN€BRASKA
School
nntjj
of
5,000 2Y4s. Due March 1, 1968.
10,000 2 ^s. Due on March 1,
Offering—R. T. Handley,
school bonds. Dated Feb;
Co., National State Bank, both of
Jan/1; 1963. Interest J-J.
Geneva
19
1962.
Cox Inc., Boland, Saff in,. Cordon
(MST); on &; Sautter//Fidelity; "Union
/Trust
purchase
swimming
1,
"
composed
receive/sealed
p.m.
for
bids
price
a
interest
net
a
at
1964 to 1967 incl.
District Clerk, will receive sealed
reve¬
Corp.,
$20,000 3s. Due
Sale-^Thev$l,234,o6o im¬ Legality approved by Sykes, Gal-'
loway & Dikeman.
provement bonds offered; Feb. 28
were
awarded
to' a* syndicate
Penn Yan, Ni Y.
'Billings, Mont. /,
■
>
Bond Offering—Wm. J. Fry, Jr.,
bids
ap¬
New York
Ventnor City, N, J.
■
will
July
Legality
by
Bond
July 1 front 196$ tq, ^Q(J2
Wood;
395,000 aVss. Due Feb. 1, 1983.
City 'Clerk,
Dated,
bonds.
on
City.
-
-
The
—
about 2.64%, as follows:
Cambria, Central School District;
March 21
on
Trust Company,
incl/ / Interest *J-J. Legality ap-. Dpd^^eth/T^bin/I96^to/1982
1981 proved by Hawkins, Delafield; & incl. Principal and interest (F-A)
•
Feb.:lj
^
and 1982.
(EST)
p.m;
for the
tt'i i
Offering—Gilbert Augen-
until 3
100.252,
Niagara, XVheatfield, Lewiston and
blick, President of the Board of
Trustees, will .receive sealed bids
Feb. 1 from Due
on
175,000 3,10s. Due oh
•
Co.,
Hospital
(P. O. Newark)* N. J.
; Bond
Mem¬
3.07%,
'
-
$580,000 3s. Due
*;
a
were
&
Bank;
:
Securities
Sullivan,
Donovan,
Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
McCarthy;
Steubehville
(Pi; O; Steubenville), Ohio
-
.
1963, Principal and
payable at the Chemical
New York
Ridge.
Park
Bank,
1963. Due
10,
Agency.
The College of
:
Bond
Offering — Gilbert
W.
$60,000 im¬
provement bonds offered Feb. 26 Barth, T. O. R., Secretary of the
were
awarded to the Equitable Board of Control,« will receive
Bond Sale
11,
Washburn Sc
County; Pattonvitle
Sale
interest
First
the
at
Sept.
on
CAROLINA
Tarboro, N. C.
purchase of $12,285,000
Dated April
Bank
(Pi O. St. Ann), Mo..
Bond
payable
(A-O)
National
School District No. R~3
•
12 for. the
1983 incl. Principal and inter¬
est
receive sealed
(EST) on March
bids until 1 p.m.
notes.
NORTH
William Reid,
—
will
Chairman,
purchase of $300,000 school bonds.
Dated April 1, 1963. Due in 1964
100,000 3V4s. Due March 1, 1981.
7
Note Offering
March 18 for the
on
Home Finance
New York
Offering—Joy Ruby, Sec¬
will receive sealed bids until 8:15
March 1
on
Bond
retary of the Board of Education,
from 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
555,000
:
///////I
& Cq., Inc.; ahd Chase. Manhattan
New York), N. Y*
i-
/
v
.
Bank/ New York, as 2,70s,; at a
;hue bonds-offered/March 1/were;
price of 100.259,- a basis ,cost of,
awarded/ to / the - Housing - and
President/ will receive/sealed bids about 2.65%/
i*
.
Home Finance Agency/
M. A. Saunders
until 11 a.m. (EST) on March 19
Other members of the syndicate;
purchase
of / $2,982,000 . school
for
the
purchase, of $1,970,000 Kidder, Peabody & Co.; Stone &
Ohio' State University ■■ Board of
net interest cost bonds. Dated March
1, 1963. Due
Bond Sale—The $275,000
were
ap¬
Galloway ) &;
Dormitory Corporation (P. O.
Mississippi
■
Legality
City.;
Fashion Institute of Technology;
^
t
York
proved
by Sykes,
Dikeman.;>' '
(
Belleville
;/
New
Fogg & Co., as 23As, at a price of
(CST) on March
bids until 2 p.m.
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1086)
22
for
the
(EST)
on
purchase
of
Dated
April
1,
1963.
Due
April 1 from 1966 to 1983 in¬
clusive.
The
bonds
are
callable
Number 6245
Volume 197
,
,
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1067)"
59
V-v
Principal and interest (A-O)
:
able
First
at the
& Trust
Rico
Trust
outstanding industrial
; V. J;;
ity approved by Smith, Learning. tradition.'.'-r
"The
•
.
decision
OREGON
Rico
Jacksonville, Oregon
is
tion
Bopd Offering—S'ealed bids will
:•?. 1, 1963. Due
inclusive.
1987
to.
Legality,
*
-Sayre,;Winfree
March
v
of
bonds.
Due
Bank,
Zeny
*
Elizabethon,
chemical Bank
Motor
Ford
Falls
1,
New
appraisal
of
until
8 p.m.
for the
(PST)
•
March 27
on
Bond Sale-—The
ing
„
Dut
efforts
are
Dated April * 1* 1963;
to promote plants employing men
Apfil 1? 1963. Diie oti April and
having high production ca-
on
1977
1968" to
inclusive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
able
whereby
being made
reorientation,
increased
purchase of $110,000 sewer-
from
pacity. The new plant should make
pay¬
a
"
*
'
"
.-J-j-iOceantak^-Q*f»\'4,.V.»,
industrial
Paul Olines;
r-«
City Recorder, will receive sealed
X bids until 7 p.m. (PST) for March
taken in the
,
to
Bank; Mercantile National
Bank,
both of Dallas; American
Securities Corp*; Baxter & Co-.,
San Antonio
X] Bond
v
sealed
The $100,008 im-
were sold to the
'-F.
■
Offering—Bailey Peyton,
Business
*
Indep. School District,
4''a:Texas
Dallas
•;}i Lorenzo,- Texas
Manager, ;; will
hids
until
11*
receive
(CST)
a m.:
March 27 for the purchase of
on
$6,Q0Q,000 school bonds.
Corp.
XMerjdidA^
:
Tahoha InJep, S.hool District,
hoot
,
^
BUwidf.Offering—Sealed bids.will
March and
1963.
Due
from
1964 to 1973 inclusive.
bonds
on
Sept. 1
The
'
for
skilled
awarded
Announcing
the,; project,
Chairman
Henry Ford II,
Sayre, Winfree
,',***
proved by Shuler,
& Rankin;
'
of
Director
D. W. Ayrts,
—
Finance, will receive
sealedJaids until 10 aim. (PST) on
March ' 27 foY the purchase ° of
$5,000,000
sewer' bonds. ' Dated
March 1, 1963. Due on March 1
from ,1968 to
bonds ~
as
Rico
during
(M-S)
payable
City. Legality approved? by
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
Philadelphia, Pa,
Bond
Offering—Francis
.
(PST)
sealed
A.
bonds.
Bond
noon
.4
-
pur¬
of about
interest
payable
at the
Philadelphia National Bank.
gality
approved
Elliott
&
by
a
3.31%,
.......
' 7
.
t;
iQfii.
1964
as
Plant—The i Ford
Motor Company plans to
establish
important manufacturing
ation
in
Puerto
Rico, it
j March
operate
oper¬
was
highly
an¬
will
Ford
1.
automated
machine plant, one of the world's
most modern and efficient, for the
a
-
Durand,
Economic
Puerto
men.
It
will
will
employ
be
over
located
300
outside
metropolitan San Juan and will be
in
within 20 months.
in. the design, construc¬
operation
Assistance
tion
plant
and
initial
will
a
operation of the
provided
be
Norma-Hoffman
Universal
Division
American
well-known
V
name
March
on
Due
March
on
,
J
Savings
!
a
Spartanburg), S. C.
kids until 11
19
a^m.
to
V.
(ESTjf on: March
Due
on
incl.
Principal and interest (A-O)
April 1 from 1964 to 1978
at
the
Commercial
Bank,
Manufacturers
-
will
receive
p.m.
(CST)
until
2
March 13 for the
the
Dated April 1, 1963. Due on April
1
from
1966
to
1983
incl. The
bonds
are
callable.
Due
April
on
15
from 1992 to 1996 inclusive.
at
VERMONT
on
Windham College
cost
Bond Sale—The
nue
on
'
the
to
Home Finance
'
';•>?
'*
April
reve¬
26 were
Housing
:
and
Aeencv
^ ™nc® _®9ncy
•*
"i>'•
*$330,000
bonds offered Feb.
awarded
April I from
(P. O. Putney),
Vermont
-
a
;
"/uatoMkiyikr'-
VIRGINIA
:
*
^
on
Mary Baldwin College (P. O.
April 1, 1981
and 1982.
%
4
;
Staunton), Va.
Bond
185,000 y4s.. Due April 1, 1983.
Feb.
nue
Sale—The $980,000 reve¬
bonda offered;: Feb.
26 were
27
were
Newton &
QUg purp0se
bonds offered Feb. 2,6j
to the First Na-
awarded
^ere
URB
tional Bank in Dallas and Russ &
Co., Inc., jointly, at
of about
a
the
big
boa rd
new
on
URB
net interest
is the ticker symbol for Uris
3.233%, as follows:
on
March 1 from
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
240,000 3s. Due
on
...
Buildings
,
March 1 from
Corporation, admitted to trading
on
the New York
1969 to 1978 inclusive.
215,000 3y4s:
Due
on
March
1
Legality
Due
on
Stock Exchange today, March
11, 1963.
Uris is
March
constructing its own
1,
1984 and 1985.
Education,
bids
3%s.
220,000
.
Big Spring, Texas
Sale—The $670,000 vari-
145,000 3.30s.
Cecile Larseri,
sealed
on
15
from 1979 to 1983 inclusive.
Indep.
School District No* 26 (P. O.
Belle Fourche), S. Dak. vjr!:—
April
on
from 1983 to 1991 inclusive.
Sale—The $325,000 sewer
$70,000 5s. Due
or
DAKOTA
Clerk of the Board of
15
Trust
Butte County, Belle Fourche
Bond Offering
Bond
cost
Company, New York City. Legal¬
ity
approved
by
Reed,
Hoyt,
SOUTH
April
on
3.70s. Due
310,000
.
syndicate
1969 inclusive
370,000 3s. Due
Water Control and
Na¬
Spartanburg
Hanover
Due
from 1970 ta 1982 inclusive.
Co.
4°^ .,lbe purchase : 6f $50,000;
payable
4
from 1970 to 1980 inclusive.
offered
Ashniore,
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.
tional
3%s.
210,000
'
County
bonds
'tate^t cosfo^bou^
to
net in¬
a
Chicago,
Bank' of
2,035,000 2.90s. Due
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
;
sold
by thb Harris Trust and
:
&
$3,500,000 im¬
to
$910,000 5s. Due
Legality
liotan
1964 to 1969 inclusive;
price of 100.148, a net interest
of about 2.86%, as follows:
s,
awarded to the Lentz,
J r.;
of
announcing the project, Mr.
Sale—The
Co
&
^
$60,000 5s. Due on April 15 from
$150,000
-were
Co., Inc., at
awarded
headed
Palestine or First
Improvement District No. 10
Bond
purchase of $360,000 school bonds.
manu¬
The
—
:oq
.
aatoUows:
v
were
™7tuae Tw
Dallas.
Co
provement bonds offered March 6
(M-S) payable at the Royal
Bank,
Winston
' 369%'
San Antonio, Texas
Bond
March 11
Qn
.
1963. Legality
refunding^ bonds
Wayne
U-.*
Bexar
1,
Spartanburg County (P. O.
$800,000 build-
laT^n ^moos^d^
terest cost of about 2.82%.
approved by Dumas, Huguenin &
1
the
Corporation,
in the
(CST)
ajn
l
Sale
Cooper &
Palestine),
Boothman.
by
facture of ball bearings.
In
K
March 1 from
Development Adminis¬
plant
n
National
1981 and 1982.
Rico's
trator, said the multi-million-dollar
;
.
will receive sealed bids
National Bank,
irvAliTcixre
inclusive.>"
on
Washburn & McCarthy.
production of ball bearings.
Rafael
Bond
a
$400,000 hospitaI bonds. Dated March 15, 1963.
County Clerk, will receive sealed
(Commonwealth of)
Ford Motor Company to: Estab¬
T exas
Bond Sale—The
Mount Pleasant, Texas
Co.,
f0r the purchase of
Townsend,
PUERTO RICO
nounced
UJltil
were
March 1-frorn
3y4's.'. Due
3.35s.
52,000
Le¬
Puerto Rico
an
reve-
from 1976 to 1980 inclusive.
;
Vega Independent School District,
iM^sive. The bonds are calllMo?le ^
1972 to 1975 inclusive.
Munson, ~and Dilworth,
Bearings
were
&
Co., jointly, at
Bond Offering—Hon. R.
Lawrence j
composed of
Bond Offering—R. H.
lish
26
interest cost of about 3.67%
nej.
follows:
A/r iN .
on
+« .1071
to 1971
76,000 3s. Due
Paxon, Kalish, Kohn & Dilks.:
,
&
Feb.
Nuveen
T exas
28
Feb.
,
group
$104,000 4s. Due
•
City or Southwest National Asso-
Houston. Legality apas proved by Vinson, Elkin$, Weems
bonds.
purpose
cX^McCall^ Horton"
r
118,000
1963.• Princi¬
16,
John
Dittmar
and
and
to
CAROLINA
offered
awarded to
.
May
and
Durand
Sale—The $350,000
bonds
$37,225,000 improvement
Dated
pal
until
bids
April 3' for the
on
chase of
New
ld
Mr.
awarded
Greenwood, 5, CV
t
;
St Searls.
Te«a>X 'V*T<Zt
$3,800,000 reve-
offered^
bonds
nue
Several
terest
Lalley, Director of Finance, will
receive
Bond Sale-The
Feb.
on
fexas City National Bank, Texas
callable.
^
E^g3rNorris, Due on March 15 from41965 to
|f; and J.
Lee^Peeler &,Co., Inc., at a 1974 inclusive. Principal and in-T
price of 100.028, a net interest cost
IlilSS' PENNSYLVANIA
v
between
• v
j
bondsi
Due oh March 1 from 1965 to
follows:
bonds.
1963. Due
bonds? are callable. Principal and
jnterest (F-A) payable at the
V 1998 inclusive. The bonds are
Anderson County (P.O.
nue
Dated Feb. 15,
5 pur" eiation,
u
price of 100.02,
a
Mice Water Authority,
the details of
on
9
SOUTH
■r;
of
$1,575,000 various
Ford executives.
the
at
+i30 p rn'
^
Inn
$2,650,000
follows:
^
several
project.
proposed
were
fiscal agency of the State in New
York
the, past
months to work
The
__
Donald K
VrcT? SGa^d
National
First
_
®
Martm, Director of Finance, will
chase
purchase of
schoolhouse
15 from 1964 to 1987 inclusive. The
'
w
March 12 for the
$1,845,000
'".:w •'^nffprFrl
callable. Principal and*
are
interest
1988 inclusive.
on
on
net interest cost of about 2.39%,
a
bjaVe', visited f Puerto
Ford
York
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
T
.officials
high-level
Numerqus
the
be received until 7:30 p.m. (CST)
April 1 from
1974 to 1977 inclusive.
operation for FuertfiPico.
new
from
Salem, Ore.
Offering
Bond
April 1 from
$255^000 2%s. Due on April 1 fromgl,075,000 revenue bonds. Due on
wOrld in planning : ;
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
March, 1 from 1964 to 1996
throughout the
XX- XSXX^iXXXXXXXX
XX
on
production facilities
bearing
the
rexaz City Indep. School District,
Texas
1969 to 1973 inclusive.
■
4 interest (M-S) payable at the City
Treasurer's office.
Legality ap¬
25,000 3%s. Due
20,000 33/4s. Due
$445,000 school-
the
to
Bank, Abilene, at
Mr.
of the
callable. * Principal and,
Board, said that .jp.uiu ■. has: studied
rsoara, saiu Jinat Ford xias.smm^u
are
■
house bonds offered. Feb. 25 were
personnel.
1 from
on
1964 to 1968 inclusive.}
illill
TEXAS
\ Bond Sale—The
highly demand-;
requirements
^ l0totIy;
April
$25,000 3y4s. Due
Abilene, Texas
future to fulfill
near
the Ford proj ect's
ing
'
>
sold
^
M
will be under¬
program
13 for the purchase of $65,863 im¬
..
^
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
in¬
.an.
tensive and highly comprehensive
training
provement bonds. Dated March 1,
^
1987 incl.
the First National City
or
,
.Bond lOffering
;
to
on
$98,000 refund¬
were
Bank,: New York City. Legality
development.'*
Mi. Durand added that
!
ville
valuable contribution to Puerto
atAthe^ County- Treasurer's '
Rico's
office..,
-
bonds
First of Texas
...
y
^ County)^ Tenn.
1963. Due
pt, 5
$375,000 revenue bonds. Dated
4March J, :|963L Due on March 1
from 1987 tn 2003 inclusive. The
honds are callable,. Principal and
interest (M-S) payable at the
Hamilton National Bank, Knox-
Administration's
Development
program
bonds.
age
'
1964
18
■
4
from
ap~ provement bonds
xJ?^£pmarl,
the facts and
15,
Trust J ' Bond Sale
York
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
•«
X+i : ^
.,4
w.
; ^
objec-;*
an
Co., all of New York; First Na¬
tional
4;
County (P. O. Marlin), Texas
or( the«\
Y^,rk C^y'
"Company
improvement Trust Co.; Morgan1 Guaranty Trust
March
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Chase Manhattan Bank; Bankers
and Julien Collins & Co:
$336,000
March
requires to 2002 inclusive. Principal and
skill and is interest
(M-S) payable at the Citi-
and
$500,000
follows:
as
advantages with regard to manu-
of_ theBoard of Directors,' will receive sealedbids
■:
of
Dated
March
March
on
March A from 1965
on
of
Bond Sale—The $70,000 refund- be received until March 15 ; for
;Bond Offering — Hugh L. Patt,
(P,40.* Roseburg), Ore. ~
facturing in the Commonwealth of v.District Secretary,, will receive ing bonds were sold to R. A. the purchase of $550*,000' school
-Bond OffeHi^ 4^ AHs Bartram,
Puerto Rico; This type of project
^ids until 2 p.m. (EST) on Underwood & Co., Inc. and Lentz, bonds.
^"
:
the
(EST)
ment.
live
4 Secretary
v
1962
arrived at its decision after pains?
North Roseburg Sanitary District
Dated
bearings,
4v -ri<} taking deliberationand
»
purchase
for
revenue
capabilities. The producball
"The
by .-Shuler,
Rankin;r
29
Puerto
to
.a^measbre ofa high
Interest M-S."
approved;
a.m.
degree: of industrial accomplish-
March i from 1968
on
bids until h
maturity and its
be received until .8 p.m. (PST) on" great precision
March 19 for r the purchase- of Considered
$250,000 sewer bonds. Dated
Company's
tribute
a
industrial
s
V ' workers'
C
Motor
Ford
purchase
35,000 fire station bonds.
Pate, Dis-
trict Secretary, will receive sealed
,
the
bonds.
f ennessee
Bend Offering—Earl
-yi
A
-
Utnity District (P. O.
■-
for
8
limited tax bonds,
Elizabethan), $465,000
s t r e e t
Carter
site in which to carry
a
as
its
on
Company, New York City. Legal¬
&.Swan..
TENNESSEE
that the Ford
chosen Puerto
satisfaction
great
of
source
a
Motor Company has
Company, Oklahoma City,
Manufacturers Hanover
or
pay¬
Bank
National
"It is
Durand stated:
ap-
proved by Howard, Peterson, LeFevere,. Lefler &.Hamilton.
-
Brownheld
Independent
School District, Texas
Bond Sale—The
house
were
an
investment builder
Consol.
bonds-
$248,000 school-
Offered
Feb.
income-producing properties, and retaining owner¬
ship of those properties.
25
awarded to Russ & Co., Inc.,
fn.d McClung & Knickerbocker,
iolnHy» at a net interest cost of
about 2.8%.
Denton, Texas
Bond Offering
+- Brooks Holt,
City Secretary/will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m.
(CST)
on
April
■—r*ir
URIS
BUILDINGS CORPORATION
850 Third Avenue
New York City 22
>
=
If
(X:
60
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1068)
Agency.
h
<
,
WASHINGTON
No.
Bond
County
bonds
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (PST) on
March
purchase
the
for
20
of
purchase
i'r-'syiikt/j
are
v-•
callable.
-c.%[:,!
of
Arcadia City,
April 1,1963, Due, onApril 1 from
1965
to
"K
.'
County Treasurer's
office,
or
headed by the Northern Trust Co.,
of
Beaver, Clayton and Johns-
receive
will
Village, Almena,
Clinton, Turtle Lake,
town Towns, Joint School
£
District No. 3
.
(P. O.
A
$425,000 4s. Due
the
purchase
of
76,000 3%^. Pue April 1, 1975.
Due
April
on
1
from 1976 to 1979 inclusive.
403,000 3s, Due on April 1 from
1980 to 1982 inclusive!
;
$900,000
District
school bonds. Dated April 1,1963.
Due on April 1 from 1964 to 1983
Offering—Henry Steglich,
Lake
Dodge,
a,
School
Joint
No. 3,
Wis.
294,000
Waumandee, Glencoe and Montana
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 1 p.m.
Bond
Feb.
the
school bonds. Dated April
3.20s.
318,000
on
April
1,
on
April
1,
1984.
and
Due
1985 and 1986.
1,316,000
WYOMING
314s.
from 1987
1, 1963.
Laramie, Wyo.
Due
1
April
on
1993 inclusive.
to
were
Due on April 1 from 1964 to 1983
jn^w York city. Lega i y approy a
awarde(j to Barcus, Kindred & Cp.*
by Roberts, Shefelman, Lawrence,
at
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Bond Sale-*-The $3,300,000 im- First^Bdstori^GJorb?'B~raun~ Bosprovement bonds. Offered March worth & Co., Inc.; First of Michi¬
Gay & Moch.
3.32%.
Cutler.
5
tvt
v
f
u
offered
bonds
,
a
cost
interest
net
25.
for
18
Arcadia), Wis.
Bond Sale—The $350,000 school
(CST) on March
purchase of $900,000
jnc**
Due
3.10s.
1983
Chapman & Cutler.
at
2.90s.
441,000
ca^a^e',
J^est A-°: legality approved by
in
April 1 from
on
1965 to 1974 inclusive.
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r e a
for
price of 100.02281,
3.20%,
a
follows:
as
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Turtle Lake), Wis.
:
18
Chicago, at
net interest cost of about
a
Town*, Joint School District No. 1
(A-O) payable at the
the fiscal agency'of >the-State
Arland
Broedlon,
by Chapman & Cutler.
Gale, Trempealeau, Cross,
Ft trick,
1983; inclusive. Principal
and interest
J.
WISCONSIN
bonds£ Dated
school
Monday, March 11, 1963
.
Bond Offering—Henry Steglich,
April, Due on April 1 from 1964 to 1980
inclusive. The bonds are callable:-District Clerk, will receive sealed
Interest A-O. Legality approved bids until 1
p.m. (CST) on March
Turtle
$2,300,000
.
1, 1963. Due in 2 to 20 years. The
receive
will
the
for
$110,000 school bonds. Dated
Offering—A. A. Tremper,
Treasurer^
26
March
—
sealed
bids until 1 p.m! (CST) on March
19 for the purchase of $1,147,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.
receive
will
Treasurer,
County
Offering
Clerk,
City
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
School Dist.
Seattle), Wash.
(P. O.
401
;
Bond
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
Bond
King County, Highline
Tacoma), Wash.
No. 320 (P. O.
Turtle Lake
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Sumner School Dist.
Pierce County,
Home
awarded to the Housing and
Finance
..
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about
of
Other members of the syndicate:
,
awarded
were
to
a
syndicate
Corporation; Bacon, Whipple
&; Co.; Boettcher & Co.; The Il¬
gan
linois Company, Piper, Jaffray &
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CANADA
COMMERCIAL CREDIT
Acton
Bond
COMPANY AND SUBSIDIARIES
In three
areas
sidiaries
the
AfUPACTURV
Finance, Insurance, Manufacturing
—
provide
a
bonds
AGTIVITPS
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offered
32 538 754
the Banque
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rpobije homes and other retail.....,,..
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385.394:805
JLoan.'receivables.
accounts, leases, other wholesale notes and mortgages.,
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•£••7
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of Finance Companies..,.
INSURANCE COMPANIES:
Equipment
■
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as
March
on
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572 965605
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School Commission,
offered
Feb.
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$310,000 school
21
were
awarded to A. E. Ames & Co., Ltd.,
Banque Canadienne Nationale and
7 628 343
Desjardins, Couture Inc., jointly,
at a price of 99.297, a net interest
cost of about
21740 130
f
5.53%,
5y4s.
as
Due
follows:
March
on
1
from£ 1964;to 1973 inclusive.
!
Written premiums, prior to reinsurance.^
v.-'..
Quebec-
$214,000
Roller and Ball Bearing
I
Due
Bond Sale—The
Pyrotechnics
£1 f
a
6.03%,
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$2 133 008 821
Total
income
about
•
St. Jiyacinthe
.
Sundry (principally unclassified items).
Net
of
'
191 233 610
■
.
price. bf 98.95,
1969 tp 1973 inclusive.
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$2 125 380 473
Printing Machinery-
a.
297 480 363
Pork products
were
Canadienhe. Nationale,;
5V2S.
bonds
;
13
composed of
102,500 6s. Due on March 1 from
678 306 095
$
-Motor wholesale
open
Feb.
,
from 1964 to .1968 inch
31
Machine Tools
Factoring,
Commission,
,
'.group
a
cost
$192,000
$4 479 791 586
acquired
Motor retail
Metal Products
L.
follows;
FINANCE COMPANIES:
f
J.
;
Belanger
Inc.,
Credit
Quebec
Inc,, and Florido -Matteau & Fils
interest
Receivables outstanding December
Pipe Fittings:
to
£
-
.
-Quebec1,
awarded, to
Operations shown separately are, briefly:
Malleable & Gray Iron and
::
-
Hubert ^School
bonds;
202 350 441
$
*
Bond: Sftlerr-Tlae $295,000 school
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144 362 034-
operations
soid
were
Graham & Co.
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:
Farm equipment,
,
.
,
B^b^td^£Sal.ev^££The' - $5:5,940,
,£ Enrg^, at
Heavy Machinery
and Castings
March
on
Essext Onf.
:
m-
Life Insurance
Gross Receivables
Due
!"' from T968Jtd£l088. inclusive',
-4
instalment receivables..................
Insurance
1
33 220 789
MOIIMHIMIU
Available for credit fo future
March
on.
r
Reserve for losses' on receivables..,..
on
Due
/
ia i
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Unearned premiums-Insurance Companies,...
Brass
5V4S.
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MANUFACTURING
a
5.75%,
1
St.
Health and Accident
about
of
follows:
RESERVES:
"Credit Life Insurance
price of 97.964,
a
556,500. 5^2$-
£
•
were
C from 1964 to 196t Jncl.' £
;
/25 809404 "
$
r
cn common stock.
;Dividendspaid.per share.
Commercial Credit Insurance
;
Ltd., at
12
Maison Bien-
La
interest cost
$192,500
$59 030 193
credited; to earned surplus
.
as
125 612 598
66 582 405
Common shares outstanding at end of period.
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.Automobile Insurance
m
J
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INSURANCE
$
United States and Canadian income taxes.......
rV
the
to
$749,000 school
Feb.
„
Net income from current operations, before taxes.
Personal Loans
offered
.
awarded
net
Interest and discount charges.....
.Miscounting..
\
bonds
:
^ +'"• r •, ^ V \} Yi «:
5'}
V
Uf
.Net income before interest and discount charges..,
-J'- '
Instalment Financing
i:.s,iyf
Commission, Que.
venu
NET INCOME
Financing
Wholesale
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Arvida Catholic School
Bond Sale—The
1 230 747.482
GROSS INCOME....................;.............
Fleet Lease
March 1 from
on
1
1962
-
March 1 from
on
.
HIGHLIGHTS OF 1962
£
of
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Business Loans
Factoring -
price
a
cost
1974 to 1983 inch
-
FINANCE;
''•*£
Secu¬
1964 to 1973 incl.
42,000 6s. Due
■I
1
Ltd., jointly, at
$30,000 5 V-2. s. Due
RESOURCES OVER $2,280,000,000"
iVlYiiviWi?
Leasing
were
Dominion
the
98.708, a net interest
about 6.03%, as follows:
mm
and
sewer
12
of
;
Equipment Financing
$72,000
Feb.
rities Corp., Ltd., and L. G. Beau-
growth of American business and the well-being of American families.
.
to
bien & Cie
wide variety of services and products that contribute to
CAPITAL FUNDS OVER $300,000,000
offered
awarded
Commercial Credit sub¬
—
Vale, Que.
Sale—The
96,000 5% s, Due on March 1 from
1974 to 1983 inclusive.
41 769 895
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Earned premiums;..,...,..!..
38 835
8351
*
£
St.
;
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Net jncome (including
rion-consolidated life insurance companies).
10 569 400
Bond
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WRIT?* Commercial Credit
Company,Baltimore 2,
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MANUFACTURING
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61st Annual
Report,
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Nctsa-es
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teN.income
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Pacome
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Quebec
Saier—The $132,000 school
bonds offered Feb. 3 were award¬
COMPANIES::.®!
ed to Cliche
$ 129 370 877
at
a
price
cost of about
911 259
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and Associates Ltd.,;
98.76,
a
5.71%,
$98,500 5yis. Due
on
net
as
interest
follows:
March 1 from
££1964 to 1973 inch £
;£££ 33,500 5V2S. Due on March 1 from
■££££ 1974 to 1978 inch
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