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Reg. U. S. Pat. Off,
LEADING
THE
Volume 197
-A
Number 6247
AND
MOST
INFORMATIVE
'i
PUBLICATION
New York 7, N. Y.,
IN
THE
FINANCIAL
FIELD
ESTABLISHED
...
1839
Monday, March 18, 1963
Price $1.60 a Copy
General Corporation and Investment News
RAILROAD
PU BLIC UTILITY
•
;
offer such
SEC REGISTRATIONS
by
.33,000
common
be
to
units -consisting
preferred
filed
1963
share,
of
$9
share-and
common
one
at
a
unit.
per
one
underwriting
No
rate,
involved.
to be
are
Amtis of 444
used for
Inventory and working capital.
Y., is engaged in the importation
plastic, technical and precision products
Madison Ave., N.
and distribution of metal,
manufactured in Israel.
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i"
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the
rate
of
of
$100
principal amount
of
debentures
debentures
to
are
be
sale
of
books
and
in
added
of
bank
general
Chairman
used
3,256,552
officials
and
thereafter,
In addition
as
a
Raymond
in
group
C.
to
part,
to certain
shares
of
applied to
titled
short-term
W.
D.
Cole
is
196,
stock,
to'be ^offered •' for public Sale by the holders thereof
through underwriters headed by Carl M« Loeb, Rhoades & Co.,
4? Wall St., and White, Weld & Co., Inc., 20 Broad St., both
of New York.
The public offering price (maximum $42 per share)
and underwriting
terms are to be supplied by amendment.
mon
'■■■■'rThe
.business includes manufacturing carbon black
for use principally as a reinforcing agent in rubber; producing
natural
gas,
condensate and crude oil;
operating gas products
plants; manufacturing oil field pumping equipment, mobile, well
servicing and workover equipment and military gun tubes; oper-,
ating
a
natural
gas
utility
in
West
Virginia;
manufacturing
other materials for use in the rubber, paint, ceramic and plastic, '«
industries; and conducting research for new product development 5
company's
the
outside
ness,
stock,
carbon
black
President,
officials
ment
additional
The
and
total
a
119,570
the
of
beneficially
indebted-^,
2.32%
2481;
With
co-trustee
of
Flower
St.,
Los
Angeles,
filed
a
$60
share)
per
and
underwriting
~
-
■The
company owns more
securities
of
11: California
terms
80%
savings
be
to
are
J
than
for
and
the
sup¬
equity
associations
loan
outstanding
which
management and consultant services to the associations,
an insurance agency business, assists in the purchase and
real
In
estate
addition
Toans
to
and
serves
as
trustee
under
director,
and
deeds
of
105,000 shares owned, and others
from 4,000 to 15,000 shares.
-
to
propose-
sell
The
business
Frances
C.
Centennial Life Insurance
*Thfe bompqny;
tration
shares
of
efforts
basis
Co.—Capital Stock Reg'd
of 811 S. W. Sixth, Portland,
statement
with
capital
the
stock,
SEC
offered
be
to
Ore., filed a regis¬
March
on
covering
6,
260,000
for
public sale on
S. National Bank
by
.The
best
a
when
June S. Jones Co., U.
public offering price (maximum
Bldg.,
$3 per share) and
be.i supplied by -amendment.
The
company- is
presently engaged
in writing individual life
insurace in Oregon and Washington.
The net proceeds from the
stock.sale will be added to general funds to increase arid Improve
the capital
and surplus of the company to support an expanded
Portland.
The
underwriting itermss
volume
of
capital
shares
All
subscription from Oregon residents at $2.50 per
O'Hollaren Is President and Board * Chairman.
share.
proposed
a
issue
of
$50,000,000
of
will
interests
be
are
under New York law
organized
sold
pursuant
to
this
Commercial
First
-
will
Credit
The
Boston
manage
V;
197,
a
p.
is engaged
company
due
Quotations
.
Through its subsidiaries
Corp. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.,. Inc., New - York*;
of underwriters to make the public off ening.
H' &
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington
-
fund
.
.
Israel
Euromart
It
company.
Fund,
Company Act
intends
Inc.)
the
of 1940 as
invest its assets
to
of
foreign companies and American
foreign
operations
(chiefly
in
the
countries)
of
their
the
as
the
foreign
Fund's
Fund,
is
adviser.
of-, the
the
activities.
investment
also
an
Cabot
of
companies
The
1,250
corporation
preferred
shares
Proceeds
and
for
are
working
Creative
paper
of
hoard
on
March
shares
at
to
$10.
be
to
be
4,
David
the
substantial
Paul
Kane,
1963,
than
a
"Reg.
$100
each
A"
owner
No underwriting is Involved.«. ,
for the purchase of revenue
used
in
the
«
bonds,
Federal
38
38
.
1
2
55
Reserve System.!............... 49
Foreign Exchange Rates..._^49
manufacture ' of
Consolidated Statement of Condition of the
r
Co.—Proposed Deben¬
3
s.
1,246,500 '
\
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,
192, p, 797.
w!y -y\
■
I...
y
to
filed a "Reg. A" covering
at $3, without underwriting.
securing of certificate of authority,
5, 1963*
March
shares
offered
be
used for
First
of
M.,
is
National
in
engaged
Bank
the
Building,
writing
of
East,
Albu¬
health
life,
and
corporation
Twelve Federal
■
Reserve
common
H
-
to
are
of
be
to
used
Hoosier
Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
Feb.
on
shares
St.
27,
be
for
1963,
offered
filed
a
"Reg. A" covering
without underwriting.
and working capital.
Ave., Selbyville Del., Is
at
$3,
equipment,
and
Railroad
the processing of poultry,
sion
on
March 13 covering a proposed
issue of $15,000,000 first
mortgage bonds, due 1993, which the company plans to sell through
an
underwriting group headed by First Boston Corp., New York,
Putnam
&
Co.,
Haven, Conn.
The
and
Chas.
W.
Scranton
&
Co.,
Banks!
-
....
.
New
net proceeds from the sale
company's 1963 construction
the
an
Hartford
operating
business.
of the bonds will be applied to
program.
Hartford Electric is
public utility corporation engaged in the electric and
It is the sole supplier of electric service in 32 towns
with
State and City Bond Offerings........
Dividends Declared and Payable—...
.11
Condition Statement of Member Banks of
5,000
of 640 Fifth Avenue, New York, filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on March
11
covering $5,500,000
of convertible subordinated
debentures due 1983.. It is proposed to
company
outstanding
Hartford Electric Light Co.—Bonds Registered—
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 50
The Course of Bank Clearings....
47
population of about 710,000.—V.
197, p.
1014.
-
The
filed
be
of Holly Sugar Building, Colorado Springs* Colo.,!
company,
a
registration statement with
$10,000,000
offered
of
for
the SEC
convertible
subordinated
public
at
sale
100%
on
March
debentures
7,
covering
due
1983,
to
of
principal amount through
underwriters headed by Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co.,
One Chase Manhattan Plaza, New York.. The Interest rate and
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is engaged in the manufacture and sale of beet
sugar
and sugar beet by-products and
in the sale of livestock,
beet
seed
and
fertilizer.
The
net proceeds
from the debenture
sale,
together with proceeds from proposed borrowings, will be
applied to the cost of constructing a sugar beet processing plant
near
Hereford, Texas (estimated at $18,200,000).
The company
has outstanding 677,981 shares of common stock, of which management
officials
3.1%.
In
*
-
addition,
Merrill E.
Shoup, Board Chairman, and The First National Bank of Denver,
as
co-trustees of a trust, hold a record 11.9%.
Dennis O'Rourke
Is President.—-V.
as
a
group
own
196, p. 2482.
,
_
Jackson's/Byron's Enterprises, Inc.—SEC Registra¬
tion Withdrawn—
On
50
a
-
Holly Sugar Corp.—Debentures Registered—
39
Toronto ^Stdck Exchange....-.^....^..-^-.i 40
Over-the-Counter Market .w—44
_
capital.
Alabaster, Ala., Is engaged
packaging.—V. 193, p. 200.
his
now
The company of 176 Cumberland Ave., Wethers Field, Conn, filed
registration statement with the Securities & Exchange Commis¬
a
39
General Corporation and Investment News—
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead.
covering
and
share
new
38
........
Miscellaneous Features
President
85%
A" Filing—
filed
at
and
one
including Hartford, Manchester, Middletown, New London, Stamford
and Torrington.
The total area served is about 1,000 squai'e miles
Transactions New York Stock Exchange-.-- 38
Transactions American Stock Exchange
38
Market
better
N.
engaged In
gas
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
securities
Common
offer
to
underwriter
offered
Crowell-Collier Publishing
ture Rights Offering—
.
?The
with
European
Creative Packaging, Inc.—"Reg.
common
:
appreciation because
Management
Corp. will serve
adviser.
President
,
registered under
open-end investment
in
of
38
....
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange.
is
principally
management considers
for
long-term capital
opportunities
average
of
which
Fund
Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange........
Canadian Sotck Exchange....
of
Investment
...
....
group
915,
of 9465 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif., filed a
statement with the SEC on March 7, covering 2,000,000
capital stock, to be offered for public sale at net asset
Value plus a sales charge of 8.5%
to the underwriter, Kennedy,
>C$bot .& Co.* of the Wilshire Blvd. address.
.
>
Organized under Maryland law in November, 1962
(under the
the
.'"V...
v:
-
to be
are
Western
Proceeds
New.York S'tock Exchange (Stocks)14
New York Stock Exchange (Bonds).
26
American Stock Exchange
32
National Stock Exchange
45
Boston Stock Exchange
*
37
Cincinnati Stock Exchange—Lu—37
Detroit Stock Exchange
37
Midwest Stock Exchange—.—
;
37
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
38
registration
name
rate
Corp.~rSuspehsion Made Permanent-—
H & H Poultry Co.,
Stock and Bond
Common; Market Fund, Inc.—Capital Stock Reg'd—
The
the
at
...
The
■
shares
;
i.
common
100,000
in specialized forms of financing and
several manufacturing subsidiaries.
has
'
company ron
Proceeds
offering,
—
insurance.
Pro^
Great Western Assurance Co.—"Reg. A" Filing—
The
100,000
in This Issue
:<The net proceeds from- the issue will be used to increase or main¬
the,, company.
—
Act registration with respect
to that offering. Accord¬
ingly, the suspension order has become permanent.—V. 195, p. 2927.
.
1981.
tain the working capital of
office
Securities
Great
Paul
notes
of
box
accident insurance.
company, of 300 St. Paul Place, Baltimore, filed a registra¬
statement with the Securities and Exchange Commission on
covering
production
weekly
underwriter for a proposed public offering of stock by Glas
Corp., 1071 East 52nd St., Hialeah, Fla., has withdrawn its
request for a hearing upon the Commission's order of Sept. 28,
1960,
temporarily
suspending
a
Regulation
A
exemption
from
querque,
The
13
with
gross
Foam
^
PAGE
March
the
and working capital.
Commercial Credit Co.—Notes Registered—
tion
connection
of
The
SEC
presently outstanding 350,5251
the company in satisfaction of
by
stock
J,
$400,000 of
purposes.
The company
shares.—V. 194, p. 847.
•-' *
East
the
partnership, which
the
shareholders
by
Glas Foam
the
of
issued
were
of 176
with
in
1%
Geographical Educationals Inc.—Offering Susp'd—
to
are-
business.
company
statement
of
See Western' Steel, Inc., this Issue.—V.
77th St., New York, filed a registra¬
on
March 11,
covering $400,000 of
limited partnership interests (plus $60,000 of interests
.subject to
a
15%
involuntary overcall), to be offered for public sale in 160
units at $2,500 per unit.; No underwriting is Involved.
tion
subscription
common
indebtedness, the company has out¬
capital stock
(after
giving effect
spit),
of
which
N.
H.
Berger,
a
Berger, own a total of 471,750 shares
Franklin-Paris Co.—Securities Registered—
amounts
ranging
will
of
,
-
authors
certain
(20.2%), and management officials as a group 566,802 shares
(24.3% ). The Bergers propose to sell the 80,000 shares. Edward
L. Johnson is President.—V. 197, p. 916.
stockholders owning an aggre¬
gate of 447,630 shares, including the trustees of a trust created
by the founder who propose to sell all of .208yl40 shares held In
the trust.
In addition, Norwich University proposes to sell 50,000
The
equal to 6% of the gross weekly
performances, and the pro¬
•
;and
of
contributions.
<
for
agents and others under the company's Stock Option Plan.
Organized in 1958* the company offers a ..complete line of nonparticipating life and endowment policies. Net proceeds for -this
financing will be added to its general funds and applied to its
infcthe business of acquiring savings of the public
making reffc festate Jdan&y.to,Enable
to purchase,
construct, j imjiro^fe
or' -refmanob ?/real t propertyf -Thecompany
engaged
are
porfits
week of
services
fee
be
en¬
each fout shares held.
The record date, subscription price and f;
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
Piper, Jaf¬
fray & Hopwood, of 115 South Seventh St., Minneapolis, is listed
as
the principal underwriter.
An additional 20,000 shares are to
be
offered
to
general agents,
district managers and other em- S
ployees; and an additional 50,000 shares will be offered to general
...
of
for
aggregate
will
casting,
for
standing 2,336,830 shares of
to
a
proposed
5-for-4
stock
others.
selling
seven
(maximum
plied, by amendment,
trust.
founder
and
their families
own
of the company's outstanding stock.
72.45%
South
cash
no
interests
advertising,
producers will be
of
the partnership
General Life Insurance Corp. of Wisconsin
.
renders
respectively, and manage¬
as
615
of
receive
net
amount
receipts: for each
an
The
expense.
the
of
preliminary
budget,
of
play was authored by
Mark Sandrich, the
and
sale
The. company, of : 8500 W. Capital Drive,
Milwaukee, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 6, covering 311,625
shares
of
common
stock.
It
is
proposed to
offer these
shares
statement with the SEC on March 11 covering 80,000
outstanding shares of capital stock, to be offered for public sale
by - the holders thereof through underwriters headed by Kidder,'
Peabody & Co., 20 Exchange:: Place, and McDonnell &" Co., IncV,
120
Broadway,
both
of
New
York.
The
public offering
price
operates
company's
lists
prospectus
shares
company
50%
they will make
royalties In an
will
The
the
posed Rights Offering—
registration
sale
a
group
19.92%.
They are also trustees of a
which owns
150,000 shares and Louis W. Cabot
trust
holds
Descendants
certain
to
as
charitable
an
addition
D.
6.40%
own
In
outstanding 2,573,837 shajes of common
Cabot, Board Chairman, and Louis W.
the company has
of which Thomas
Cabot,
field.
The
production
from
Board
p.
Financial Federation, Inc.—Capital Stock Reg'd—
-
partnership.
bookwriter-lyricist,
proceeds
miscellaneous
receive
the play,
receipts.
The
company of 125 High St., Boston, filed a registration state¬
ment ^ith -the SEC covering 295,140 outstanding shares of com¬
the
office
ducers,
indebtedness, the company
stock,
of
which
is President.—V.
Hagel
which
the
the
net
and
to
receive
box
of
The
rehearsal
common
5.9%.
own
reduce
partners
Michaels,
composer.
material, trade and technical books,
home study school and radio broad¬
be
may
borrowings.
outstanding
the
Sidney
operation of a
The net proceeds from the debenture sale will initially
to working capital to be used for the company's busi¬
and
ness
to engage in the production of the dramatico-musicai
tentatively entitled "Ben Franklin In Paris."
The producers
play, George W. George and Frank Granat, will be the
play
educational
the
casting.
be
related
SEC FILINGS
-
proposes
for
offered
&
management
»<%
at
sale
through underwriters headed
by Carl M. Loeb,Co., 42 Wall St., New York. The record date, interest
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
company
is principally
engaged
in
the
publication
and
subscription books, elementary, high school and college text
The
has
Cabot Corp.—Common Registered—?
subscription at 100%
Unsubscribed
and
and
Proceeds
held.
INSURANCE
-
public
Rhoades
"Reg. A" covering
and 33,000 non-cumulative preferred shares
snares
offered- in
non-cumulative
is
March 1,
on
for
stockholders
shares
60
for
Antis Corp.—"Reg. A" Filing—
^The corporation
debentures
common
each
INDUSTRIAL
•
ment
ties
bentures
were
„
a
March 8, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally filed with the SEC on March 13, 1962, The securi¬
consisting of $1,000,000 6 Mi%
convertible subordinated de¬
due
offered
1977,
at
and
par
100,000
and $8.50,
shares of class A common stock,
respectively, on a "best efforts"
Continued
on
page
3
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1110)
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
.
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
.
rights sellers after all as there were buyers for the '74'a.and '8Q's who apparently. took advantage of the Feb. 28 deadline for institutional and bank buyers
and the March 8 deadline for individual buyers.
Moreover, the spread's pre-;
■
'
cipitous closing' may..also have been abetted by the Fed since it did buy, during ;i ■/:
that two week period $70 million in notes and bonds. - Further, the President
7 C has been forcibly sounding the alarm that a recession Will ensue unless his 7
This week's calendar of equity and capital debt securities adds up to a heavyV/-7 proposed tax cut-reform and government spending budget is passed by Congress. 7 : !
financing float. Close to $300 million in senior fixed interest rate debt securities
:;
This argument plus the unemployment statistics'have fed some recession fears.
7
are planned for public offering during.the week which features the huge Con¬
77 Lastly, .new' (money) savings1 are still finding suitable investment outlets some- *
solidated Edison Co. of New York common stock rights offering. Scheduled
7
what difficult to come by.
7
'
'
•debt securities consist of 24 major tax-exempts of $1 million or larger in size,
7
On retrospect," however, postrconversion yields turned out to .be higher than 7
/
and $139.1 million long-term corporates to creditors of which three are com¬
those prevailing prior to the debt-lengthening effort. As the table immediately-. .
petitive bids.
.
;
; following indicates, this is true for the bonds of 1974. The popular notes of
Sizable equity offerings, besides the Consolidated Edison Co, . of New York
7 1967 remained unchanged and the next most desired bonds of 1971 showed a 7
rights issue, are five in number and current indications suggest that the six sig¬
nificant docketed issues may raise close to $174" million. This figure, incidentally, ^77§«^all. drb{> in i>rlce irf compdriSon to thetwo longer" bonds reopened, t
^ ^
does not take in the exchange option provided by Consultant's Mutual Invest¬
By
SIDNEY BROWN.
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YIELD CHANGES IN REFUNDING ISSUES
—
,
ments, Inc. of up to $5 million.
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4
;
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to be offered, with and without
dates, are holding their own ;with last week^s-tabulations despite last week's
heaVy flotation. The four-week visibles are the same as last year's tally for the
comparable period with a decline in equities offset by an increase in municipals.
The total backlog* however, is down about $700 million, though aenior-debt issues
for corporates and—particularly—-municipals are significantly larger. Recent
SEC registrations reflect some interest in owner issues and this week's docket
shows this mild revival besides the New York utility's entry. Nevertheless, the
'*
.
RIGHTS
ARE CONSOLIDATED EDISON OF N. Y. STOCK
OFFERING, $137,920,000 LOCAL
Feb. 20*
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$30 million sinking fund debentures and 400,000 shares, of common by
CROWN, CORK & SEAL CO., INC.—the debentures, non-refundable for777::
five years and rated A across the board, and the common stock are for the firm
V!
—via Francis I. Du Pont & Co.; $30 million MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED",
7
GAS CO. first mortgage competitive bid bonds rated A by S $ P's with no
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* ''NO,rE: ,,iWheri Issued'^ quotations for Feb. 21-Mar. 8 refunding ceased after Mar, 12.
The "35/«s af 1967 was the only new issue; the others were reopenings of existing issues.
Yields-are based on Composite closing quotations of asked prices computed by the
7*7 Eew York Federal kesferve Bank;7
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When issued yieids?occurred during Feb721-Mar.712 Inclusive,'the-refunding an-
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(March 19):
1—
u'.'.i
7^^77—
„Total
.
Tomorrow
'J'"*4,164?
r
,
'-f-' .7 V
7
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:T«..»V*A?•
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ftkv.v.^» .>;< <<«■-
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1,441,482 shares of CONSOLIDATED EDISON CO. OF N. Y. common stock
'. :
offering to March 15 owners underwritten by Morgan Stanley & Co., and i
First Boston Corp.; $37,215,000 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF.; $8.5 million
7"7 7'
DALLAS; TEXAS; and $3.1 million DULUTH, MINN.
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1980
■'U.--"''
,40,389
Netea
3.89
3.97
,
"•
Vv',-Certifloate8",-77--7L;-7i;7i'.77_'.;'..18,-508
''
8.90'
3.96
4.03..
:4.01
<
4.01" -
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7.7,/. 7' FEDEBAL RESERVE'S^GOVTg. HELD OUTRIGHT
S;'.I ^
7"
-
%
Among the larger corporates,and municipals expected to be publicly offered this
7
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OF FEB.
,
i777^71'VHefiiluif"3,95:
7
8.94
,
BONDS
4%
3.63
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SAW"
3.96
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Mty. 12
8.61
8%% BONDS OF MOV. 15, 1974,
Issued"
Regular
,
^
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,M'ar. 11
^
3.61
,
"8^9
HOUSING AUTHORITIES,
AND $50 MILLION GENERAL TEL. &
v.
Issued"
"When
/,
slated to be offered are still declin¬
ing in number and dollar volume. The backlog of unauthorized issues which may
be floated, however, is significantly up.
*
LARGEST!ISSUES
,
"When
.
total backlog makes clear that total equities
WEEK'S
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ihaturing within a year by $6 billion and involved
of the $29 billion taken up in the following amounts of new
The conversion-Teduced debt
$8 billion or 28%
$1.5 billion of 3%% 777;
billion of 3%% bonds of 1974; and more than $1.1
billion 4% bonds of 1980.
This seventh refunding was the largest in dollar
// protection other than price and coupon for one year; $2.1 million CHICAGO
7 : volume but it fell duite "short of the 49.35% exchange of the fourth conversion
& NORTH WESTERN RY. equipment trust certificates rated S & P's-A and
^last September 15,t1961.'' 7
7 *
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.preiiminaryaiMoody's Baa; and possibly 75,000 secondary shares of FlSCH777':
.■-757^,7>77'7;:::''A
■'/,BACH &' MOORE, INC: common via Allen & Co. '
.,7
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"FEDERAL RESERYE MEMBER BANKS FREE RESERVE^ ROSE-TO V
Municipals include;{$4,265,000 WEgT ALLfS, WIS., and excluded from our
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$311 MILLION FROM REVISED $255 MILLION OF PRIOR WEEK
float data are $165,685,000 temporary notep by 72 Housing Authorities, both
"/A-?;
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7-, S'(
set for tomorrow:
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Contrary to what was reported by the Fed last week, net free reserves of the
7 7 banking system was $255 million daily average for the week ending March 6;
Wednesday {March 20)!
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$27 million ATLANTA GAS LIGHT CO. first mortgage bonds without calland not $303 million. Free reserves for the latest statement week averaged out
protection and rated "A" across the board; one million shares of NORTH
;
$56 million more.than the prior week's to $311 million. Actual free reserves for •
AMERICAN LIFE & CASUALTY CO. common half of which are for the.
March l3 were $492 million-—-up a resounding $366 million from March 6,
'
Z/Z company via Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; 600,000 shares of PUERTO
; 7 :; Helping to increase' member bank reserves were these Jactorsr governments held:
| RICO CEMENT CO., INC. Common one-third for the owners! via Merrill ; ? by the Fed averaged out to an increase of $99 million for the latest week and
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issues: almost $4.3 billion of 3%% notes of 1967; more than
bonds of 1971; nearly $1.1
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Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.; and 150,000 secondary shares of PAKINDUSTRIES, INC., common via Francis I. Du Pont's second
underwriting for the week.
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Municipals include: $137,920,000 LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITIES,, $21
million LOS ANGELES, CALIF, bonds; $6.5 million CALLEGUAS MUNICIPAL WATER DIST., CALIF., and $5,405,000 OAKLAND COUNTY, MICH.' 7
Thursday (March 21 >: "
*
7
and -other Fed deposits and accounts declined on the;
$120rmillion-and member bank average required reserves dropped;
$146 million. Pressure on reserves stemmed from an average increase in money
in circulation Of $1757million and ran average week's decrease, of $138 million
in the float. The Fed's-portfolio of governments revealed a $83 million decrease
in 90-day or less maturities, a $25 million increase in 91 days to a year; $39 '{
millioq incfease in> l to d-years; addition of;$23 million 5 to 10-years, end $8
repurchases;
,
,
!
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During
the
week
the
-
million increase in over' 10years.
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4-Apr.
Apr.
8-Apr. 13
Apr.
7■:.••>.•••/• -7/-v.^
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7
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718,750
35,218,750
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-
:-Xy-
-
*494,798,550
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$1,370,318,043
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•—
——
$99$,0«3,2j>0
$783^»13,000 *1,420,841,079
$284,286,000,.$1JU!6349,250
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Corporate
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COMPETITIVE AND
^
bonds:f7;;777
■■
Total
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Last Week
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Mar. 19,1962
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—14
;~-^ WUbottt
-
BACKLOG
NEGOTIABLE
This Week
Withr.
*$868,295,000 <311^? $598,710,000 (33$816,054^00-(44)
dates-^--7S7l^^^7--.> ;
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bonds
-1—;—h
1
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196,895,200 ( 47>
467,033,500 (24).'
255,087,500 (25)
N
—
—
S,;k.".
—«
*1,012,949,800 (91)
*1,123,382,500 (56)
$1,065,747,500 (56)
$229,919,043 (25)
$234,468,079 (28)
218,176,100(107 )
$611,057,350(213)
944,518,250(432)
$452,644,179(135)
*1,555,576,600(635)
~
Corporate
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With*
•
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208,137,870(104 )
*138,056,413(129)
corp$rates__£_7—_JL__
l//t$l,561,438,918(185)
Total municipals:
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*1,518,391,679(191)
both financings
—
489,543,000 (94)
825,970,000 ( 84) ; 1,015,6!)5,000 (97)
$2,387,408,913(268)
$2,584,086,679(288)
$3,058,068,400(820) 1
t Includes
$33,195,000 in ;seven equip, tr. ctfs. with dates and excludes $14.7 million equip.: tr.
of. CHICAGO' BURLINGTON QUINCY RR. tabulated in the indeterminate table below.
$12,937,500 in three preferreds with dates and excludes -$30 million- in three preferreds
(NEW ENGLAND POWER CO., SOUTHERN UNION GAS, and GULF STATES UTILITIES) still too
tentative for other .than- $he indeterminate table below.
:
ctfsi.
Also,
BACKLOG
INDETERMINATE
repoened issues took
because
Last Week
This Week
Corporate
not
stocks
and
"•
bonda*__—
Includes, also 48 postponed corporates
49 issues aggregating $109,832,000.
*2,260,309,000
at estimated
$95,548,000 compared to
/
.
These
♦
offered
.
postponed- securities
of
be
77/
withdrawn.
may
return
f. $2,153,374,900
with
or
Without
J
changes
to
last week's tally of
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the backlog
March 14, 1963
of issues
to be
:
7
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$2,568,525,400(736) '
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dates-_r--_-L_---------_-_—7
ToUI of
During the Feb. 25-March 8 Treasury pre and junior refunding, which was
on Feb. 20, the spread between the "when isSued"
v
.
START
a normal turn.
The former increased or the price
earnings, unlike the issues, with the conversion option, do
take place until the rights are converted.
Nevertheless^ the sharp and
sudden drop of the "when issued"
price for the 4's of 1980 from 4.04% yield
on March 12 to the 4.01%
yield of the reopened issues when "when issue"
quotations ceased on March 13, instead of a gradual closing of the
gap, was
quite surprising. It seemed to indicate that there were not quite as
many
,
*$l million or more^-4nciudes $137,920,000 In 31 LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITIES set for this
coming Wednesday, March 00, but excludes $165,685,000 In temporary notes for 72 HOUSING AU:7. THORlTIES set for ""tomorrow.
1
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announced after market hours
and
.
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TREASURY REFUNDING CONCLUDES WITH LONG-TERM YIELDS HIGHER
decreased
7
V
204,299,000
171,066,750
*559,499,000
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100,529,000
135,848,000
$687,328,079 7
; $223,268,079
7
7
Total Visibles"-'
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(Cols. 3 + 4)
- -cs).•
$158,688,<MW, v1"^ $473,338,000/
7 164,434,IMH> 7
423,91)9,293 1
$710,814,043
^
week—7 $464,960,000
Warch 15, 1962,-—C-$500,369,700
-
$313,650,(H)O
$301,519,043
:
.
$509,395,000
"Total **'"
"Municipals*"
-
17,780,298 7.7258,175,293 ;
8,770,000
103,770,000
.
Last
•
the
THAN AT THE
(2)
•;$174,350,000
34,500,000
»
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'
indications suggest that the Treasury does not Want to see long term govern¬ -.77 With-, dates
1 >^.1^
Without dates——
ments decline any further in price or increase in yield [see discussion further ■j
below on the yield results of the last refunding], there's good reason to believe
; rj
Total. stocks____
that considerable soul-searching must now be going on as to how much toward
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•
' ^PotaiCorporates
<3>
'
Stocks
•
95,000,000
Total-
supply
announced "up to a billion dollars" in long terms will be competitively
sought next month. The former would dictate a larger amount than the $250
million last raised in the new competitive bid method and the latter considera¬
tion would keep the new cash dollar volume close to the
previous total sold.
7-'7
7Corporate ^
Corporate ; "
.
Bondst
• (i>
:rRlar; 18-Mar;23 ■7-77-.-.- ' $139,400^009
.Mar^5^Mw,3(i- ^J-Jl .,240,395,000
"
The June $1.5 billion tax anticipation bills sold on March 14 at 2.855% average
interest yield to the buyer. A similar sale of $1 billion last month
average
2.929% interest yield. The Treasury can now be expected to increase the
.7
Since the recently completed successful conversion did not
appreciably add the
longer maturities to the marketable held distribution, and because current
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2S-DAY COMPETITIVE AND UNDERWRITTEN VISIBLES
Now that the government has concluded its
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MUTUAL " INVESTMENTS, INC., a
mutual fund, may exchange initially $5 million securities at one share for
$10
market value via Gerstley, Sunstein & Cq. in Philadelphia, Pa.
of bills, if not before the long term sale* coming up then certainly afterwards,
to increase the short term yields competitive with those abroad.
.
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CONSULTANT'S
quasi-advanced and pre-refunding
(Feb. 25-March 8) and last Thursday raised $1.5 billion new cash in 94-day
tax anticipation bills due June- 24, the. next major-Federal
financing is set
for sometime next month.
The Treasury then will, for the second time, sell
long terms competitively to the syndicate offering the highest bid. The terms
and the date have not been announced as yet. The innovations! auction last
Jan. 8, of $250 million 4% 1988-93 Treasuries, was won by a syndicate headed
by: C. J. Devine and Co., Salomon Bros, and Hutzler Bankers Trust Co., Chase
Manhattan Bank, First National City Bank of New York, Chemical Bank New
York Trust Co., and the First National Bank of Chicago, and 68 others.
Treasury
average
,
$50 million GENERAL TELEPHONE & ELECTRONICS CORP. sinking fund
debentures with seven- years non * refundable protection rated Baa by
Moody's-and triple-B by S & P's via Faine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis; Stone
& Webster Securities Corp.r and Mitchum Jones & Templeton., -
$12 million which allows for a decrease of $53 million in
March 13 were up
on
WELL PAPER
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Volume
197
Number 6247
.
.The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Socony Mobil Oil Co.,; Inc.—Debcns. Registered-
General Corporation and
Investment News
Continued
basis
from
pursuant to
page 1
Dec.
a
Clayton Securities
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"The underwriter has agreed to use its
the securities offered
hereby within 45 days after
the date of the initial public
offering (or at the election of the com¬
„
The
prospectus
stated,
r:->
will
■
is
Kenner Products Co.—SEG Registration Withdrawn
On March
ment
covered
field
542,000
with
the
SEC
shares
common
of
30,
1962, whioh
205,000 were to have
which
of
filed a
registration
$1,500,000 of participating interests in its Lacal
1963 Exploration Pro¬
gram, to be offered for public sale at $25,000
per interest,"
The
offering will be made by J. Earth & Co., ■ 404 Montgomery St.,
San Francisco, which will receive a
5% carried Interest.
The
Exploration
Program' will
be. primarily
directed
toward
the discovery of substantial oil and
gas reserves,
such efforts to
be largely concentrated in the coastal area
of Louisiana and Texas.
deposited
pects,
ideas
in
and
the
gas; acquisition
or drill for oil and
leases and
gas
and
and
direction
of
other
The Program will be under
Howard C. Pyle and Joe B.
Lacal,—V.
of
194,
the
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The
common
St.,
the
in
United
by
States
a
'
when
by
in
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197,
traded
are
company of 428 Travis
statement with the SEC
first
'
4
bond
sale
bonds
(1)
$14,000,000
(series II)
for; 1963
:
1,538,369
officials
as
and
mah
a
shares
group
Max
is
of
registration
National
statement
Henry
of
A.
President.—V.
National Aviation
Directors
stock,
common
13.1%.
own
Karl
H.
of
which
Bubb
197,
Board
the
have
E.
S.
authorized
C.
the
rate of
may>not:
of
one
capital
new
due
the
for
for each
with
the
offering.'
The
No
been
per
—V.
-be ;issued sin:
price and record
date will be; announced < later; "underwriting is involved.:The company of .111
Broadway,. New; York, ;was organized. June
'23, 1928. for. the purpose, of investing in securities"
established
companies' inu various lines of aviation activity* both manufacturing
and transportation.—V.
192, pi 1612.
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PeMegrino Aggregate Technico,Inc.
—
contained
by
..
:
with
and
by
75,000
shares
common
&' Company,-N.
.
;
Proceeds
.
be
offered
at
$4,
Power Co.—Bonds
of
56
Bennett
Bldg.,
colored* kodachrome film.—V.
Real
196;
Reg'd—
will
be
used
to
finance
for
will
195,
1143.
p.
Pa., is engaged in
thb: 4 processing« of
p.
2196.
•
1962,
27,
stock
common
class
1658.
p.
Steel,
Inc;,
Scripps- Howard
-
this
A
^
each
for
&
10
shares
proceeds
tion
to
.
public
Co.,
50"
ta
of
which
218,000
issue.—V?'194. 'p. "2f56'4.
Broadcasting
held.
sale
high
has
E.
radio stations
Adamo
of? certain
of
-
stations, ail
(Cleveland, Cincinnati,
The
'
management
Mr.. Howard
officials
propse
as
to
a
common
spectively, and Messrs. Hanrahan,
shares
each.—V.' 197,
p.
22.16%
118,750 ,and
group
sell
land
to
financial
issuer's
and
to
sold;
disclose
statements
by
suitability for
offering circular
did
and
to
them
selling
its
that the
accountants
prepared
issuer
or
be
in
stockholders
contain
not
their
use
the
failed
and
name
offering
to
circular;
cooperate
to
of
one
its
officers
and
directors.—V.
197,
'
Association—Units Reg'd—
underwriters
headed
by
The -record
St., -Chicago.
be
offered
for
public
10 shares.
The
sale
per
in
offering
which
in
the
ditions)
(30
by
will
(formerly
1960
and
license
the
The
under
the
The
.
conduct
northeastern
company
deposit,"
to return
years).
has
to
has
and
the
of
section
of iFhModelphiaji Under the
$2,000,000 to Liberty Bell as a
is entitled (on certain ,con¬
advanced
the
company
deposit
at^the
end
of
the
lease
term
in' the deposit have been as¬
providing for the Issuance of the de¬
borrowed $900,000 from Keystone Race¬
company's' rights'
indenture
company
way
Corp.
which was
paid to Liberty Bell on account
of the
deposit and Keystone is entitled to the benefits of a present
assignment of thecompany's., interest in
the
deposit.
Of the
net proceeds from this financing, $900,000 will be used to
repay the
.loan from Keystone, thus-releasing the company's assignment of
the deposit
to Keystone and making the deposit available for
the- benefit of the debenture
holders;. and the balance will be
added to working capital.
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In additioh to-certain indebtedness, the
company has outstanding 900,000 class A noh voting common shares and 100,000 class
B voting, common shares, of which
Keystone owns 35% of each
.
class
and
Keystone,
$700,000
tive
*
management officials as a
in-addition to lending the
additional
company's
$2 per share.
in
the
at $1 and
chairman.
group
19.3 % of each class.
company
$900,000, paid an
interest, and other persons ac¬
organization received shares of both classes
for
Its-stock
Daniel C.
Parish
Wisconsin Michigan Power
r
Is president
and
board
Co.—Bonds Registered
The
company, of 231 West Michigan Street, Milwaukee, filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 13, covering $6,000,000 of first mortgage bonds due 1993, to be offered for sale at
competitive
bidding.
The net proceeds from the sale will be used
$3,000,000 of 5%% first mortgage bonds due 1989, to
outstanding short-term bank loans, to reimburse
its .treasury for .capital expenditures
already madei, and-.tor finance
part of its 1963 construction program.—V, 194, p. 2490. •to
redeem
retire $2,250,000 of
be
Dean S
date, underwriting
and
unit
Philadelphia,
a
"security
have
to
to
$100 debenture and
a
headed
company
lease,
.
are
stock,
common
$220
underwriters
struction
Proposed
—
at
Bucks County Racing Association) was
no operating
history to date. - It has (in
Philadelphia)
harness
horse
racing-with pari-mutualv. betting; and it has entered into a longterm contract with
Liberty Bell Racing Association to lease Liberty
Bell's
racing ; plant
and
related
facilities
presently
under
con¬
,
be
sale, together with
applied to the company's
stock,
The company
which The
Watters
E.
W.
Scripps
to'the
Westei'gard
43.
THE COMMERCIAL AND
FINANCIAL CHRONICLE
and
E.
P.
Hennek
President.—V.
is
197,
p. 519..
51,250
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co.—Bond Sale Date
Inc.—Offering Suspended—
-1963
Hynds
North
shares
the
SEC
issued
orders
temporarily
!-fV"On
sus¬
•
$3
and
common
Cheyenne,
Wyo.;
(b»
Realsite, Inc.,
Lauderdale Lakes, Fla< (and five, named
Realsite
Jonas,
Meyer
:
.
:
(plus
andyGeographic
shares
for
'
an
12,250
(together
Gilbert
Associates,
the- orders,
the Realsite
■'■i and the
Geographic
.
-share
per
.
000
with
selling
Ehrenkranz,
Inc.),
30,000
aggregate
secondary
shares
14,034
.
;
failed-
Regulation
A
to
bidding
on
Aug.
6
at
comply
and •-that
,
with'
the
certain
offering
terms
and-
'Conditions
misleading in respect of certain material facts;
Each
false
at
order
provides
Public
bonds
12, 1963 the company announced plans to sell $14,000,mortgage bonds at competitive bidding in September.
1975.
12, 1963 it was reported that
Utilities Corp.,
plans
to
sell
$9,000,000
of
25-year
this subsidiary of Gen-,
$10,000,000 of 30-year
debentures in the fall.—V. 197,
Michigan Wisconsin Pipe Line. Co.—May Sell Bonds
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and
1015.
p.
of-•
and
March
on
eral
Good-
shares
commenced
circular of each-, is
p,
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—Securities Sale
Planned-r-
stockholders
pari- and
According to
not
first
196,
issued
($5
$180,000.
has
be
Elizabeth
common
preferred
of
offering
to
of
-—V.
offering commenced- in September 1960 and
been completed. The Gommission asserts., in its. orders that
has 1 reasonable cause to believe that.each of
the* three com-
panies
1963* it was reported«that> this* subsidiary of
Co., Inp., plans to sell $45,000,000 of first
Iowa Public Service Co.—To Sell Bonds—
On March
has. not
•it
.12,-
Electric Power
mortgage, bonds due 1993 at competitive
2 Broadway, New York.—V.
193, p. 2435.
Bldg.,
$1
William
Hank
per-- fiharajv
30,000
at
March
American
it-
Las
underwriter)-;
Tunkel,
;man
re¬
and
3658,
Ray
"
-
Co.
shares;
11,
412-413
common
of
102,500
;
Proposed Registrations
addi¬
In
company
(c) Geographic Educationals Inc., P. O.,
Vegas, Nev.
y Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
with.-respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
in amount. Each of the above
companies,, in notifications filed on
Jan.
17, 1963, Oct. 4, 1962r and Aug. • 11, 1960, respectively, pro¬
posed the public offering of stock as follows: Western Steel, 245,000
.
Howard;' President, own 71.48%
and 8.69%
respectively, ;In - addition; James G.-. Han rah an, M. C.
Watters and R. B. Westergaard,
Vice-Presidents, own 4.35%, each
and
it is
through
obtained
•
-•
'television
W.
and
to
shares
borrowings,, will
3121 N.W. 43rd Avenue,
selling stockholders) r and
:Box
-
.
;
March
Suite
underwriting
^
(Cincinnati and Memphis>?.
outstanding 2,588,750 shares
Scripps Co. and Jack R.
of
respect
organized; in
pending
Regulation
A
exemptions
from
registration, under
the
Securities. Act *of .1933; with ^respect ?
to-.public'" stock offerings *! or ;
proposed
offerings)
by
the
following:
(a)
Western
Steel, Inc.,
t,
frequency-v(VHF). ;type
Memphis and West Palm Beach h"»thiee*• Standard
.(AM) radio sta-v
tions (Cincinnati, Knoxville and
.Memphis) and two frequency-modu¬
(FM>
present
Arizona
which
Co., Inc., 123 South Broad St.,
$22 per unit commission.
a
Unsubscribed
through
Wast
Western Steel,
-
"
..
.
are ;to
be- supplied by amendment,
The* company., owns*. and".' operates, four
lation
to
the
by
options r;
of issuer's stock by its'
outstanding 1,133,494 shares of common stock, of which manegement officials\as « group own about* 1.41 % / Bennett S. Martin
195,
Co.—Common Reg'd
terms
very
cost
been
The
the
the
them
Commission
&
receive
were
program for 1963; estimated at $14,344,000.
various
indebtedness and preferred stock, the
is Board Chairman
which
have
375,000
of
the
made
Stroud
"
shares
-'construction
a
w
and
from
outstanding
>,
-y,< A.
company operates electric, gas, water and telephone proper¬
in ? centra! Kansas * and - telephone
prbperties* Jn> Iowa - and
Missouri.' The net proceeds from the stock
company of 1121 Union? Central;. Building,
Cincinnati* * filed
registration statement
with the
SEC
on
March
12,
covering'
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for
public sale by the holders; ^thereof-.through
underwriters- headed
by The First Boston Corp., 20 Exchange
Place, New York.
The
public offering price (maximum. $20 .per-share) and
.
relation¬
The
Inc.—Offering~ Suspended—
-
be
the
sale
for
Oii
See- Western
the
as
^
the
underwriting.
• Western Light. & Telephone Co.; Inc.
Rights Offering—•• /•«._' 1
"
^
f
-
A
publicly,-through Stanley Heller & Co.,'New-York;—V.
? Realsite,
of. the;
affiliates
ties
-
registration state-'
April
class
offering
these
'
Wilkes-Barre,
Gn Mkreh ll,'':.1963? the
company withdreVv- its
ment
originally ■ filed - with the SEC on
of
for
,
of
a
Witter
;
shares
acquired
sale of 3,000 snares
incomplete
with
from
(at 105.29%).
Construction expenditures
at $22,000,000*--^. 197, p. 1011.
.
Properties Corp. of America—SEC Registra¬
300,000
well
as
its
affiliates
in
(or
issuer's
class A non-voting
units consisting of
public
part
a
has
offered
that
all
company of
3
Penn
Center
Plaza, Philadelphia,
filed a
registration statement with the SEC on March 8 covering $1,000,000
of 6V2%
sinking fund debentures due 1978 and 100,000 shares of
St., Shreveport, La., filed a registra¬
March 11 covering $30,000,000 of
subscription price - .(maximum $35 -per share)
;j;erms .are to he .supplied; by Amendment, s,
tion Withdrawn—
covered
assets
William Penn Racing
on
43.
p.
315,000
offered
*
Shields
:
^productibhsu'of K TW'-^ocuhrentary ^filrn^fefth<P
:
K.
other
the
statements
the
615.
in
The^^ company of ^015 Forsfc.
AVe,«? Cireat Bend, Kansas, filed a y
registration statement with the SEC on March 12, covering 115,339
shares of common, stock. * It is.
proposed to offer such stock for
^subscription by common' stockholders at the rate of one new
)
VReg. "A'A' covering
through G.
of
interests
by not properly amending its notification
offering circular (or to withdraw it) despite numerous requests
ments
6, 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally; filed with the SEC on March 29, 1962, which
share
•:
asserts
names
its
the staff.
P-
registration statement with the SEC on March 11 covering
first mortgage bonds due 1993, to be offered for
at * competitive' bidding April 15.
The net proceeds
from the bond sale will be used to redeem
(at 106.24% ) $15,000,000 of .SV* % first
mortgage bonds du£ 1987.~-y. 197, p, 814,
h
ta bemused -"fOr ^
iw'ei
Pictronics
to
Y.
order
With respect to Geographic, it is
alleged that the company did
comply with the Regulation in that it did not file a revised
offering circular and a report of stock sales as required; and it
is also alleged that the
offering circular contained untrue state¬
March
.public
On.March
Pictronics, Inc.—"Reg. A" Filing—
v.,.;?Th«'fioipdrafionUoh: frebi 37, 196^ Hle(i »
On
the
Marclv 13, i963- the company stated that if
of about $25,000,000 of bonds in the
issuance
to refund
j
a
like
amount
of
outstanding 6V4%
first
is
considering
third
quarter,.
pipe line
bonds
due June
15,- 1977.;; The action ' is contingent
upon
successful
completion of its rate case pending with the FPC.—V. 196, p. 1812.
(Reg. U. S. Patent Office)' William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New York
7, N. Y., REctor 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;
William Dana
Seibert, Treasurer; George J. Morrissey, Editor. Published twice a week
[every Thursday (general news and advertising issue) with a statistical issue on Monday]. Other offices; 135 S. La Salle
Street, Chicago 3, Illinois. (Telephone STate
2-0613); Copyright 1963 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York. N. Y., under the Act
of March 3, 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 exchange, remittance for
foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
«
not
$15,000,000 of
,
ment
,
and
contingent
use
171,250 shares
consent
that
and
offered by the "company and
97,000 by stockholders at $6
share, through Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc., New York.
.filed
SEG Regis¬
12; 1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
originally, filed with the SEC on Aug. 10, 1961,-which covered
130v006'class;Aoommonshares-to -^ave- been offered
$5 per
share, through Mortimer B. Burnside & Co., Inc., New York*-;
of
financial
Utah Power & Light Co.—Bonds
Registered—
«The .company.7 of T407 West Nbrth
Temple St., Salt Lake. City,
subscription
tration Withdrawn—
clear
a
the
bentures.
197,
On
5 shares
b^;;SUbscribed'.for/?initially.-. Wgrrantj?/wiU
connection
In
possible
concerning certain
of the proceeds from
underwriter.
the
the
(1) . the
by which
and
paid
purposes
written
1989
estimated
are
covered
stock
share
the
information, with respect to
and
and
to
signed
ment
a
14,
covering
subscription by stockholders at
now outstanding, with
the* privilege-of -subscribing; subject to
allotment, for ^shares- which
shares
253,478
Realsite,
manner
j[3)
warrants
—V.
.
Chair-
filing, of
the
offering
disclose
disclose
property
condition
Stratford Financial Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn—^
March
on
the
and
originally filed with the SEC on Dec. 28, 1962, which covered
$450,000 of ,15-yqar 8%
debentures
and
15,000 common shares,
to have beeft goffered in 300 units, each
consisting of $1,500 of
debentures and 50 shares, at $2,COO per unit, without
Corp.—Proposed Rights Offering
Aviation
with
inaccurate,
by its Vice-President, as well as the
to be paid)
for 252,040 common
shares
company's Vice-President and others (and the basis
for
computing
the
value
assigned
to
such
shares).
Moreover,
it is alleged that the
offering circular fails to describe the
Stars of-New York, Inc.—'SEC
Reg. Withdrawn—
1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
management
is
of
issued
ment
1011.
p.
to
to
consideration
On March 6,
on-gingle-family, owner--;
proceeds from the stock sale
will be
addbcli'tof/capithl and 'surplus and "inVested- in accOrdah'ce
with the
company's investment policies.
The company has out¬
standing
fails
President
.
net
properly
the
insiders
them
and
company's construction expenditures (including payment of about
$4,000,000 of short-term loans), and (2) $16,000,000 will be
applied
toward the redemption of a like amount of
5Vb%
first mortgage
and Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.', 731 North Water
St.,' Milwaukee.
The
public offering price
(maximum
$27
per
share) and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company is
engaged in the; business of insuring lenders
from loss.on residential
loans, principally
The
to
or
of
acquired (and consideration
paid),
to or interest in any affiliate (or
issuer,
Ameri¬
over-the-counter
mortgage bonds (series I) due 1993, to be offered
at competitive bidding
April 3. Of the net proceeds
sale
Marine
Plaza, Milwaukee, filed a regis¬
the SEC on' March -ir covering 200,000
stock, to be offered for public sale through
headed
by
Hornblower & Weeks,
134 S. La Salle
non-farm''homes.
features
subsidiary) of the issuer's
officials
or
principal stockholders at the time of
acquisition of such interests,
(2)
present and proposed material
transactions between the Issuer and its
711.
p.
manner
and
issuer
i"
The
tion
Chicago,
occupied,
speculative
respect
circular
of
June
200,000
also managed
group
,
Depositary Shares
York.—V.
of
use
management
represented
offered
were
<
American
the
With
indebtedness,
of
shares
common
Southwestern Electric
common
underwriters
stock
its
as
problems associated with issuer's
business,
were
form
well
as
the. offering, and experience of
stock.
common
thereto
liability from past sales of its securities. Other
misrepresentations
relate to inadequate and
inaccurate statements
shares of capital stock.
and Herbert
VVilletts is :
Chairman
incident
The
of 600
statement with
of
company's
year
risks
prominent
7,500
t.
the
forth
of Sony Corp. in the year ended Oct.
31, 1962, amounted
$63,780,000 and net income $3,119,000, equivalent to 74 cents
per
American Depositary Share.
company
shares
certain
to
48,798,781
'
permanent.
not
inapplicable, misleading, conjectural and
over-optimistic statements
relating to its proposed business; and the issuer's
failure to set
Sales
Mortgage Guaranty Insurance Corp.—Common Reg.
tration
and
sale
565. V
p.
Depositary Shares
New
,
In. addition
made
or
did
-,
to
Proceeds are to be used for debt repayment.
Mansfield
of
25
S.
Mulberry St., Mansfield,
Ohio, furnishes
telephone service for the City of Mansfield, Ohio.—V. 189, p. 2459.
,*r
197,
2,000,000
common
\r
$500,000,000.
offering will be in the
The
company on Feb. 18, 1963, filed a "Reg. A" covering
shares to be offered at $40, without
underwriting.
at
Shares.
the
Mansfield Telephone Co.—"Reg. A"
Filing—
The
debenture
request, on the question whether
suspensions should be vacated
Commission asserts that Western
Steel
comply with
Regulation in that the issuer failed to
furnish certain required V
information and exhibits and r the total
amount
of
the
offering
exceeds
the $300,000 limitation under
the Regulation. The order
recites numerous
alleged misrepresentations including the issuer's
failure to discuss
properly its past, present and proposed business
Barney and Nomura.
Net proceeds from the pending
offering will be added to general
corporate funds of the company; it is the intention of the
Sony
management to apply the proceeds to finance
capital expenditures,
principally in connection with the company's construction program.
Morgan
Guaranty Trust
Co.
of
New
York
has
been
named
Depositary of the issue and will service the American Depositary
manage¬
Hudson,
the
Smith,
2660.
p.
from
upon
respective
The
the
,
registered
can
contributions.
The company will receive $1,000 per
expenses, an over-riding royalty of 2%, and a 20%
interest as total compensation for its services in all ca¬
co-partners
proceeds
to
that
and
pacities to the Program.
ment
net
opportunity for hearing,
the
300,000 American Depositary
Shares, each representing 10 shares of Sony stock, and will be made
by an underwriting group headed by Smith,
Barney & Co. Inc. and
The
Nomura
Securities
Co.,
Ltd., New York.
The
offering is
scheduled for early April.
Sony Corp. in 1961 became the first Japanese company to offer
dry-hole
carried
added
the
The
rights to explore
gas; examining, perfecting and defending title;
geological,
and
other
services; drilling, testing,
completing
or
plugging and abandoning test wells; overhead and supervisory, ad¬
ministrative and general services;
delay rental; and bottom-hole
month
be
estimated
of
Program will be used for screening pros¬
related to the. exploration for oil and
proposals
of oil and
12
.an
filed a regis¬
covering $200,-
Sony- Corp*—Shares Registered-—
550
South Flower St.,
Los Angeles,
statement with the SEC on March 11 covering
Funds
York,
The corporation of Tokyo,. Japan,. a manufacturer of transistor¬
ized radios and television
receivers, magnetic tape recorders, and
other
electronic equipment,
filed a registration statement with
the Securities and Exchange Commission on
March 13', relating to
a proposed public
offering in the United States of 3,000,000 shares
Lacal Petroleum Co>—Securities
Registered—
company
New
March
on
ship
been offered by the company and
317,000 by stockholders, through
Kuhn, boeto & Co., New YQrfc.*--V, 195, p. 1656.
The
The
countries.
President.—V.
March
on
St.,
SEC
the company has
outstanding
-Albert L. Nickerson is Board
7; *1963, the company withdrew 'its registration4*state-
originally
42nd
with ^the
generaL funds ^ and will .be used for general cor-,
"porate purposes," including future expenditures for exploration and
development of oil. and gas properties, for property' -additions, and
for
investments
in"other
companies.
For'1963 * the company's*
capital program for the acquisition and replacement of
properties,v
plants, and equipment and for the search for oil and gas reserves
t
A
East
150
statement
foreign
best efforts to sell
pany within 60-days -after such "date.)
If at least $1,110,000' of
the'securities is not sold within such
period none will be sold and
the
full • purchase- price
will' be promptly • refunded to- the pur¬
chasers."—V. 196, p. 2483.
*■■■
r
of
company
000,000
ol^ debentures
due
1993, to be offered
for
public
sale
through underwriters headed by Morgan Stanley & Co., 2 Wall
St., New York. The interest rate, public offering price and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company conducts an
integrated business in the production,
transportation, refining and marketing of petroleum and its prod¬
ucts, including petrochemicals, in the United States and various
"
£y
7;. 1962'prospectus;*
Corp., Boston;
The
tration
.
4
(1112)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle ,v.
Missouri Pacific RR—To Sell
1
tificates—
i
tlon,
Equipment Trust Cer¬
"business
has announced that it plans to sell about $4,500,000
The company
each
and
of 1,000,000 shares of common, issued
by stockholders of record as of the close of
every
one
'.and outstanding, held
,j'
>
March
on
-
'common.stock,
14
shall
bringing
the
be
changed
number
into
issued
of
shares
000 to 2,000,000.
>
r.
hX"' .>
equipment trust certificates at competitive bidding April 9, and ;
V -Vlike amount in late May or early June.
•//:>./ V"//j
[*: Directors also adopted a resolution declaring
dividend of 5 cents per share of
Bids will be reoeived on the first group April 9 (12 noon CST)
outstanding
ot
two
from
4Vi%
stock,
$100
to Schokbeton
value,
par
exchange for all outstanding capital stock.
was
organized in 1960 to license others in
the Western Hemisphere (except Puerto Rico) to manufacture pre¬
cast
shocked concrete
and
prestressed concrete architectural and
1,000,--
Products
structural elements under the process patent and trade name rights
quarterly cash
a
Netherlands corporation.1
The American
stock,- after giving •• -of N. V. Schokbeton,
'effect to the 2-for-l stock split, -payable in cash on
May 1, 1963,' "company is also licensed to manufacture products itself, and expects
to
stockholders of record as of the close
of
business
on
to construct its own plants.
April
There are now four- plants operating
15, ,1963.t. This: is the.first dividend, announced by Alberto-Culver in the United States and Canada and a fifth is being built in Miami.
Jsince the company "went public." :
N.
V. Schokbeton has
::V
been active in the concrete products field
company's office in St. Louie.—'V., 197. p. 717.
the
at
preferred
in
Schokbeton
.
a
convertible
stockholders
of
shares
Monday, March 18, 1863
a
'
Northern Illinois Gas Co.—Construction Program—
Financing—t ,*
The
company reported that it plane to
to finance its $200,000,000
March
On
8, 1963 the
from outside
$90,000,000
raise
•the
•
construction program.
Of this amount, $20-$2a,000,000 will
be obtained through the sale of bonds later this year.
year
;
•
1016.
p.
Potomac Electric Power
which
of
followed
the
from
:
stockholders
-voted
was
1,200,000
to
for
V./':1'
197,
'f'
months
the
of
fiscal
March 14, 1963 the
additional $16,000,000
announced that It would need
complete its 1963 consirucr,ion pro¬
company
>
to
ithan
gram.
The type of securities to be sold
decided'upon.—V. 1si, p. 820.
\ -
California
Southern
the timing has not been
'1
'
or
Edison
Co.—Financing
gram—;/.;
;./{{
again in 1965.—V. 197, p; 449.
;
.
'
,
j
«
(
■
of
in
meeting
customer-. requirements
and' permitting
continuation, of- the
present
growth: trend.—
uninterrupted
1£6, p. 113..
an
t
vV.
in
330
1961,"
Operating
'Income
News of Business and Finance
.$16,481,447 $15,555,270
for. income
"
taxes—/.:
:
r.r
.
Net
A.
for
quarters,, highest
in
the
approved
66-year
history
of
an
The reoord, sales pace maintained ,by A. J. * through the
three quarters of fiscal. 1963 is. ahead of that predicted by
Halen--earlier in the year.
"
,
first"
Ver Halen said profit after taxes for the current
three quarters
included
in
$705,732 irom the $558,092 net income for the same
period the previous year, an increase of 26%.
Not
the
1961
net income was a non-recurring gain of
$809,712
on
sale
to
up
of
estate,
real
'
'
,
during the
Inc.,
fornia,
its
to
new
facilities
coast
west
and' Roberts*Gprdon"Appdiance
hi
Vor
would
who
that.'
than
"Maintaining
quarter
sales
believes
now
J.
rate
for
fiscal
1963
$39-million," he stated.—V.
-
year
'.the
new
Baird,
shareholders
Chairman
r
agreement
of
that .-this
equity
verted
represent
and
company
holder
will
Baird-Atomic,
consolidation
said:
will
.
be
Allied
in
.
need
Research
an
exchange ratio
share sof- Baird-Allied
share
"
total
from
1961, and net earnings reached $4.43 a common
$3.28 the year beiore. Adding Asarco's equity in
in
.against
as
undistributed' earnings
the
/
earnings
of
$6.05
non-consolidated subsidiaries gives
share against $5.73 in 1961.
of
common
a
the
According to J.' D.- MacKenzie,* Chairman
and President,
increased earnings were due principally
to the operation of
}
.
company's
"We
Mission
new
mine in Arizona
copper
the
to a generally
and
{better j demand. Jor, non-ferrous metal$.-t-Y»'197tiL .p.,
create
/
.
AMETEK, Inc.—Annual Report—
.
of
{
to
be
shares
2.65
197,
Sales,
time'highs
ap¬
1962,
casulty premium
The
of more
dramatic
its-1962
March
Allstate,
in
world's
in
leaaer
all
volume
when 1956
other
lines
writings
$45,465,000
'expansion
sales
years.ago,
:
than
New-High^ 1
of
was
sales
largest
the
over
Allstate"
total, he
1961
double
an
;The bank
lact'
.the
of
only
to
six-'
-
$282,685,000, Mr. Branch noted:
has
subscribe
basis of
will
•
stock
company
auto
insurer
and
a
had 6,488,000 policies
in force
This is-an increase of more than
3,000,016
$2.59
tOJJt
893,845
■
plans
additional
an
expire
March
underwrite'the
i
share
new
-
(Phoenix)—Plans Rights Offering—
announced
for
one
$3:36
892,862
,
*
'
-
.
'$J.,02
;n~-~r : ,v;
>
-
v
to
stockholders
offer
51,834 $5
for each
William
29.
14
R.
held of
Staats
right
the
capital shares oir the.
15. Rights
par
"
-
fields,
1962.
2,^701,217
-*1-i-^L^sA.aaiwaa;_-~—"cX'i:—-
Arizona Bank
reported.
by
.
that-
-
—__——
Average capital shares
—y, 197, P. 712.
all-
$577,990^000,.
to
"illustrated
is
than
more
totaled
insurance
at. year-end
climbed
1961 ^
■
Net" income- -per
•
-
1962.- •
$34,211,399 $49,338,369
5,569,217
4,780,016
2,868,000
1,780,000
—
taxes
income
Net lncome
.
Sales at
policyholders, and claims settled reached
President Jucison B. Branch, announced,.
in
and
.
(City of) Aalborg, Denmark—Notes Sold Privately
of
number
taxes
income
iaraed per Share jfrom^opiBrationsii
i—
'lNoii-rrecurrihg/tax::credit per- shftre—v^-
J
r
before
Federal
Research
4
•*•■
< ■
sales-
Net
be- con--
Allied
of
p.' 615,
Y^ar Ended Dec. 31—
vNet
of: shares -vin*.
exchanged.
Share¬
Associates,-' me.will
Inc.-^-V.
Allstate Insurance Cos.^-
13, Goldman, Sachs & Co., New York,' ,;
announced that it has negotiated the private place¬
ment of $1,000,000 City of Aalborg, Denmark, dollar
notes, due Jan. 1, 1978.
Oklahoma.
bias reported that sales of products and services
divl-
company
•$470,752,169
y
fourth i?
to
Baird-Atomic
and
of
nearly $ 18,000,000 and net earnings, after preferred
-dends; were up 35% in 1962."
,
' '*
Sales and
services produced revenues
of $488,488,963, up
1,
equal dumber
.an
not
on
-for*one
increase
—On
S.
opniplete
Fire
2671.'
p;
Walter
certificates^ will
stock'
'
196,
■
.
-
■"
will
the
Research
Feb.
announced
The
rose
'
-
..
year
5
increase during
entire fiscal 1963
managements,
the System
and
region
strongly situated with respect, to our ..long
now.
American Smelting & Refining Co.—Sales Up 35%
c
company
with greater profit potential and greater diversity
skills for supplying the needs of both industry and
the de¬
fense and space-agencies of the U. S. Government.-'
■
Under the terms of the merger proposal, present Baird-Atomic
new
■*'
-
of
the
a
the
for
sales
for
^
present
sales
opened
Ltd.,
1
A.
-
the
raise
would
proximately
Corp.,
predicted
Allied
Baird-Atomic,r Inc." have
of
Cali¬
Corona,
Canada.
had
earlier
$35-milllon
reach
higher
Ontario,
Grimsby,
Halen,
at
both
consolidation..
a
'
.the
companies.
The
hew
Baird-Allied .Inc.
This
action
follows
Laverne
are
new
profits was recorded despite expenses con¬
into new plants for two A. J. subsidiaries
quarter of fiscal 1933. B & N Mobile Home Door
moved
in
are/
moving
third
between
of
and
consolidate
be- called
recommend
Dr.
and
>-
increase in
with
the
in
>
per
21-cents
The 26%
to
•.
.
has acquired extensive reserves
"I am happy to report that
range gas.
**supplies," Mr, McElvenny said.—V. 196, p.. 1869.
stantially higner;
$0.75
.
share for the flrstSthi^ quarters df fiscal i 1963
per share,
against 18-cents a share earnings In ,
1961. The previous year's earnings -'
did ; not Include the non-recurring gain.
i
plant
844,322
-
,
Earnings
Co.,
-
$0.87
operations on May 1, 1963.
r
•;..'
In
a
joint
statement
announcing ,the action,
Lieut.-General
Roscoe
C.
Wilson
(USAF-Ret.), Chairman of Allied Research;
r
the nine-months ending Dec. 31,
nected
848447-
shareholders have been set for
April 24 in Concord, Mass., and
Cambridge,
Mass.,- respectively,
to
vote
upon
the
consolidations
Terms of /the merger proposal call for the new
company to begin'
,
nine-month
will
Meetings
•
Ver ;v
to
Research
proposal
agreement
1963,
:
Allied
of
a
corporation
$20,154,542 in net sales for the nine-month'
earlier,
year
a
totaled
..."
..
-
Allied Research Associates, Inc.—Proposed Merger
Directors
-
three
the
J„ compared with
went
,,
$631,-432
.we
of $28,500,965 for the
C. J. Ver-Halen, Presi¬
reported.
period
675,772
.
Industries* Inc.—Reports Record Sales—
The company has recorded
net, sales
nine-month period ending Dec. 3'i, 1962,
Sales
•
;
$737,241,
of shares of capital stock outstagding .itt peidod:^nd^v~h^-»x----W-th-i-i-;3J'
Earnings per share of capital stook outstdg.
V; 196, p. 2479.
dent,
J,307,204
-.612.080
.
,
income
Nuriiber
A. J,
.1961^
1962
_•
revenues
before-^1,349,321.
"Provision
,
-"
^
7%
or
increase
/.the;previous-year.1'
:
;
<
.•
• i;'
During 1962 System pipeline subsidiaries made considerable addi¬
ctions to their already large supplies of natural gas.' In addition
to
the
connection
made
with
Northern
Natural
Gas
Co,
in
'Wisconsin early
in the year, a new. contract entered into with
;Pannandie
Eastern Pipe Line
Co.
assures
receipt of 46 billion
'cubic feet of gas annually for the next 20 years;
Michigan Wis¬
consin Pipe Line Co. started taking gas in September from a new
/'producing area in Woodward, Oklahoma, wnere proven reserves
rnow
total
500
billion
cubic
feet
and
are
expected to go sub¬
an
,
'
resulted
added. "Sales of 403 billion cubic feet
of 45; billion, cubic., feet^ or.; -12.5 % over*
MoEivenny
Mr.
^represented
.
1961.
in
shares—earned
common
:
Period Ended Dec. 3i—
share
"A continuation of the substantial growth in recent years
revenues
of $296,869,000,
an
increase of $19,576,000,
'over
Allied Maifitenance Corp.—Nine Months'
Report—
-I
per
share on the
$2,126,359 the conon a similar
$2.22
to
income
net
number of
••
equivalent
was
shares and it bettered by
of $30,529,971—$2.08 a
common
solidated
" in
This
1962.
-14,711,292
the
latitude
more
;.
.
Co.—Record Sales, Net—
American Natural Gas
e
.
business, whidh is-traditional with most dress man.ufacturers. In addition, he noted that Alison
Ayres has in process "
a
major expansion of- shipping facilities} allowing the
company -
March' 11, 1963 it was reported, that this company plans to
$60,000,000 of bonds in the third quarter.
The company stated
that It wirl require about $60,000,008 of new money in..1964 ahd;
in The Netherlands, France,
Schokbeton Products will be
plants
Co.
double the
nature
Oh
Kawneer
'-Kawneer is already in the precast concrete field,—V. 197, p. 712.
-
Harold
Koenig, President, * said this year's excellent sales and;
profit record demonstrated the company's escape from the seasonal,
sell
by
Ralph T. McElvenny, President, told shareholders in the annual,
i
$68,605 Realized in the. first six months of ..1962.
report that for the fifth consecutive year, new records were- set
Earnings per share were reported at 32.3c .against 13.7c last year.in sales, revenues and earnings.
(based on the 500,000 shares currently outstanding).
Consolidated net earnings for the System increased to $32,656,-
Pro¬
;/-{;
.
'
with
Europe
Mr. Santry will continue as President.
'iKawneer," a manufacturer of other building products, was merged
vinto
AMAX
in
1962.
Through
its
Precast
Industries. Division,
year tended. Jan.
31, - 1963. up.' front
$1,971,413 for the-like period in 1962.
.•
{,>"•■
'
Net profit after taxes for the six months was
$161,768, more,
-
in
years
Germany, Denmark and Sweden.
'managed
i
.
Oh
an
-West
in
712.
p.
30
for
meeting
increase
an
2,200,000.—V;
Tfce" company' lias reported
isix
Co.—Financing Planned-^
annual
authorization
shares
Alison Ayres, Inc.—Sales,Nfct-Up- Sharply—
$3,7l6,879.54Tfor ; the first
.
t
197,
decision
at
7
number
;•
probably
—V.
Board's
March
on
live-
sources
record March
&
Los
Co.,
will
Angeles,
offering.
400,U00
during the year.
Assets of Allstate, a wholly-ow-ned sub¬
Arnold Altex Aluminum Co.—Shares Delisted—
of Sears, Roebuck and Co., climbed $22,750,000 to a record
Effective
March
12,
with SEC permission,
the common and
$945,400,000.
-;^v.
j35 -cents cumulative convertible preferred stocks of the company
Claims settled during 1962 increased to
2,17p,000 from 1,927,000*
were
removed
from
listing and
registration
on
the
American
in -1961,
with a higher precentage of settlements being made at
Stock Exchange, because the company does not meet the standards
-> the companies', drive-in claim offices.
This convenient servioe, in-> for-continued
listing in respect to earnings.—V. 193, p. 2662.
troduced by Allstate to the auto Insurance business, Was -expanded Vf - v.*';
v;v. J,:
last
year
from 313 .to 352 locations,
Mr. Branch" noted. Total
sidiary
Aase Haugen Homes, Inc.
Offered
B. C, Ziegler &
—
offering
(Decorah, Iowa)—Bonds
.
,
..
*-
Co., West Bend,- Wis., is
'
publicly, $600,000 of this corporation's first
mortgage serial bonds dated March 1, 1963, and due
,
'•
se^ally^Sept/-1^; 1964 to Marc^
-•service-sales locations increased from 1,562 to
1,616.
offered at' par and accrued interest, bear interest at >Net
underwriting
income
on
total
sales- of
$577,990,000 was
: from ;4%% to
,5 V2 %»
^ ■■
v:i-■ — ?, /:; " $12,534,000 after Federal taxes, compared with $12,273,000 the.
previous year." This earning represents 2.3% of sales against 2.4%
Net proceeds will help finance the construction of,
in 1961.
-Aro Corp.-^-Annual
$933,000, 84-bed Decorah Retirement V. Center at
Decorah, Iowa.
The corporation is affiliated with
The American Lutheran Church, the second
largest
Lutheran church body in the United States.»r*
:v Citizens Bank of Sheboygan is trustee for the issue
a
First
and
National
Acme Steel
The
Board
Gerrard
Industries
Gerrard
shareholders
in
,250,000
cable
a
from
Ltd.
of
London
accept
a
share.
Mr.
the
Gerrard
He
said
about
of
which
voted
shares
Acme's
earnings
said
before
acceptance
the
"pleased
was
approval."
He
the
with
efforts
the
to
share
value
must
acuqisition
termed
accelerated
lt'
a
market
current
a
be
in
the
strapping.
Gerrard,
the
U. S„
line
If
Gerrard
named
as
a
strapping,
of^
move
two
will
utilize
Biltrite
-
accept
the
Acme
and
Acme
strapping business,—V. 197,
p.
Earnings
of
Per
firms
.outstanding
common
*
capital
Rubber
Co.,
1, "
•
Inc.
.
Subs.)—
(&
gram.-—V,
to
apply
most,
facilities
of
f
*
The
615.
1961.
in
in
196,
was
,
'a>-
i.
shareholders
'
.
<,
at
,
to
the
add
,
us
the
financial
serve.more
1Mr.
Lindner
"
life
and
diversification
0'
of
insurance
*
/
.
Chairman,
,
and
Miles
to
1961.
56.3%
of
the
On
premiums
to
earned
premiums in 1962 compared to
trade basis of loss and loss "*
customary
earned
and
incurred
expenses
91.1-%'
in
to
premiums
1961.''
-
.'Underwriting profit showed a sharp'increase to $3,843,000, about/
•{50% >over the ^2,579,00 reported in ,1961.,
.
/ ' "
.
/;• .'Investment
049,000
income,
against
as
excluding capital losses, amounted to
$2,811,000
in
1961.
Dividends
accrued
policyholders
puncyutuuers
- amounted
*nmuuiitea
to
$3,049,000
$3,049,-000
for
;
• The net operating profit after Federal lncomb taxes of $224;000
*was 83,174,000 against $2,417,000 in 196L.
;
'
4 Assets increased $4,849,000 to reach a new high of $122,075,000.
"
'
•
.
The surplus declined $1,210,000 to $39,991,000 reflecting
of $3,573,000 in security. Values
-V. 195, p. 1207.;
Automatic1 Retailers of America, Inc.
e'habld'
and
$3,-
against
as
.$2,811,000 in 1961. Dividends accrued for participating policyholders;
amounted to $3,271,000, up from $3,191,800 the year before.
will
company
corfipany
your
*
"
in
/written.vthe ratiovwas/90.3%/in 1962 Vs.
the
shareholders,; "The bank
to
to
'
-
Tuttle,
B.
n
annual-meeting;'• Carl Lirtdher, President, "in
-remarks,
said
that
the'total
income 'Of
these additions :is
expected to add to the earnings of the company.- Mr. Lindner stated
available
Franklin
report
....
^
his
prod¬
complete line of- modernv
reduced
59.3%.
Corp.^—Acquisitions Approved;
.
.
annual
President,
participating
''i*'-Spax=wmpwwiig
•
.425,000
reported that net premiums written totaled a
$53,138,000 against $52,829,000 the year before. The report
expense
earnings increase resulted from intergains and an effective cost reductioii t)ro-Jf
2376.
/•' ./•"/
'i:
.v
p.
11,143,000 !
2,040,000
,
u
1962,
1961.
company hasannounced that! acquisitions'of the AthensBank,. Athens, Ohio,. and: the United'Liberty Life Insurof Dallas^ Texas,• were approved
March 12;' 1963,'by the
ance
•
major factor in the international
a
share
share
^
11(960,000
2,150,000
substantial block
of largely" non-recurring
was
booked.
If this were disregarded
the
normal volume would have been 9% in 1962.
Claims and olaim expenses were $28,073,000," up from $26,610,000
.in 1961.
The combined loss and loss adjustment-expense ratio
'NaWontU
both
.
per
per
\i,309,000
;growth in
the
financial
and
accessories-
$1.74
or
A/
an
new' still-to-be-
$1.81
or
earnings
•
u.
Piloted that .in 1961 a
'.reinsurance
premium
sales
com¬
♦.
United
generated
said
Net up*81%-;—
accessories
$2,921,870
the
York,
"record
$88,893,429 against $81,791,313 in
to
$2,824,432
Bernstein
nally
1
offer," the
to
increased
with
:
$0.73.:.
"
In
F.
\
.
:
-
equity
l^iiv
—T^—-—
'
'
''Atlantic Cos.—Net Higher—
'
share
Mr.
:-v.,
equally-held
1,447,000
.
.;r_.
expenditures
{ Shareholders'
earnings of both years are based on ~ 1,572,694 shares'
outstanding as of Dec. 31, 1962. Per share earnings for-1961 have
been adjusted for a 4% stock dividend in
January, 1962. «
optimistic
very
P?or 1962 sales rose
-compared
"further .evidence
of strapping outside
England, where it makes
in
and -market the
make
90%
s
seals,
tools
and
machines
and
the tJ.« S., Mr. Griffiths said.
would
v*
cents
distributors
plants
tools, machines and
steel' sttappingv"
"
ucts .ta manufacture
The
major
shareholders
company
pui&iae
well
as
of
flat andround
•/
the
also operates
extensive
by
.1,600,000
%■&#: $1.54
9,204,000
S»les reached a,', new- record high in 1962-and
earnings were' tbe"
second
highest in the company's history, Maurice J. Bernstein,
President, announced. ^A1;.'/^.s/,
,
•
largest steelmaker
major '• producer of steel
--/vj
of
39 V2
*;
Kingdom
one
of ..'this-
.Record Sales—•
diversify its interests and increasa
potentials."
United
shaies
American
to
finalized."
and
news
development
recently announced formation of the
with the. United Steel Companies Ltd.,
pany
voted
be
can
Acme
V-;
,
•Boston Corp; New York.
:p. Proceeds from the sale will go to the selling stockholder.—V. 197, p. 44.
'*- :r.?
for Gerrard's
of
,
Net income per
»
has
1,525,000
1,579,000
; $1.70
:
...Net?.-.'.income,
;,
an
\ ~ r.
has
Griffiths
he
[Income taxes
' t-1
•
-
England.
shares
•' *".
-
stock/had been sold at $53,50 per share
through First
Bend, and First
paying agents.
The equally-held company offered 56 cents
million
U. >
..
.^9621961
"
$26,650,000 $25,334,000
3,104,000
3,047,000
—
income
.
acquisition offer
made by
an
equally-held company-formed by Acme-Si.eel Co. of
Chicago and the United Steel Companies Ltd. of Sheffield, England,
G. Findley Griffiths, Acme
President, said he received the news
8
..
Co.—Proposed Acquisition—
of
that
recommend
-■
|;?'-v/''AlttminiiiiikuG<k<',di-'AiDkieiric!a>'Secondary' Stock" .Of-*-
Bank -of- West
Wisconsin Trust Co., Milwaukee,
•■;. *.*■ "w-
*•'"'}
sales
Pre-tax
i
■
#
Year Ended-December 31—
Net
...
'
-v
Report—
a
:
decrease
Securities
»
also
.
He
stated
that
_
Advance Mortgage Corp.
Ended
Period
Jan.
SI—
revenues
Income
Earned
Shares
—V.
per
Months'
*'
~
•
Operating
Net-'
Nine
W_L_
;
1963
pT
"
$3,470,663
.-;.
share
476,036
•
$0.73
.
•
outstanding
197,
Report-
650,011
Earnings
1962
$2,395,339
>
280;602
.
>
-
$0.62
452,919
-
announced
-
equaled
from
increased
$2.01
$744,043
in
194%'
196I."
An
last
two
the
ih
on
business on March
their
14,
decision
2-for-l'
a
;;
1963/'
Split Approved; Initial
•,{//";
to
basis,
In
the
of
the
adopted resolu-
of
81%{,4$12L000
Profits
years.
fii
thW firm's 4%% subpiiucxpai amount m inis urm b 1/s /o su°-
000 DFinciDal'amoimt of
1
j
^rdinated dGbClltlir.CS- dUG MflTCh 1,
1983,-. With
—-
.
t:
1
••
on
671,926
•
shares
against
American Financial, during 1962, again
S1.26
established
also in savings, mortgage loans, and assets,"of
"on
Dec. 31,; 1961, for an increase of 42%,;-tV.
Dec.
31, 1962,
American
v Tbe
"split the outstanding and
at- the
close cf
effective
words
increase
3t-
,
*
stock
have
As
Alberto-Culver Co.—Stock
Directors
1962
-on
t
547 354
//;/;/;
,
r-
I'V
1962
in
shares^for 1961. This Is an increase of 48% ,in per Share, earnings
taChed warrants for the purchase of 120;000 COmmOH
62 fnd 1f3'^ ,"c{e»se;in *** last two years. V-shares. The debentures were offered at par,- plus
,
615.
Dividend—•
common
$1,347,775
,
assets
totaled
the
new
President
$58,069,781
records
stated.
up from $40,962,730
197,- p;*814;r'-;v/".7T-V;
Metal,Climax, Inc.—Acquisition
-rttuuioiuuii
accrued
"
'
dent
,
'
*
.
\
1.
'
:
1
1,
.
^
W
^
:—.j-x
t
mnr,
exercisable on or after June
1963,.
but.not after Feb. 28, 1973, will entitle the holder to- :
purchase 10 shares of
Scho'kbetoh
ha,ac,ul«d
Product, corp.,.New tork/-/
coolbaugh,/President of AMAX, and George Santry, Bresi-r "anc^ including Feb.
of Schokbeton, -announced.
AMAX has issued shares' 6f itsthereafter
to and
company
t
-
,
■-••
The warrants,
rpi—
Pra«Tk
-
V-"-
interest.
common stock for
each $1,000*
,
?
.,
'
- •: ■
fo^tnuopnapicnto-- • ,">■
dehentures; at $4150 a share irp
29, -1968, : and at $47.50 »a share H ' - '•
including Feb. 28,-1973,v subject to' a.
;....
*
r
(1113)
adjustment.
The warrants initially will be attached
abnormally high development costs-on -its new: products, for the.
to the debentures and until Jurie 1, 1963, will riot be «Ji,r „T;+v,
detachable and will be transferable only with ; thedeberitures to which
PROCEEDS—Net'
used
lor
attached;
proceeds;
repayment
of
other
and
;'■<
-
l
'
Operations
and
CAPITALIZATION
Senior
........
-ft*
Authorized-
notes' dU6
May
purchase
acquisitions, - due
,monthly and
secured
by
lelated equipment
Subordinated Indebtedness—„
- „• ;
T" ft0)6bS>66*
V
v
•*,
,
f,
s.
**"^
series *
subord.
191,965
-
_
_
conv.
of
/J(,;
deben.
•
A,
,
n«
due .Nov.1973,.;-.;*
$5,000,000
$5,000,000
*7
■
'
4%%:
subord, -debentures,
March
1,- 1983.
due
:
"
•
..
Preferred stock (no p^r).'issuable
;
In
series-—375,000 shares au- </
.f-'tUWiZed"
"J.
A- Series/ A .preferred .stock-**
Common' stock
(50c
133,334 shs.
JL ^
TThrnpT?wnTrrrrrRcr{_»rVi
.UNDERWRITERS—The v.nfl ^v«f i-b
underwriters
subject
underwriting
to
^
the
-
terms
agreement,
;he
to
and
i18'
a
named
conditions
from
purcnase
'
.
below
'
have
contained
the
Goldman,
Sachs
Becker & CO.
G.
Boettcher
and
115
Brown
Irving
Pierce;
125
.
ricultural
& Sons.
—
Wulberrr
be
wholly-owned
^
of
users
such
vehicles
cannot be
write-offs that
115
—
in
115
Belocks's
,
-
ended
-Rauscher,-Fierce-Si---;
;■>
: co„ inc,:'u-.————w;
not
were
because
(1)
rated
pro
of
••
■...
.
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
to
of
underwriting
the
purchase
underwriters
the
at
net
profit
amounted
to
^
from
$49,029,
of
as
a
Nov.
named
subscription
?
of
?
below,
all
subscribed for through
the
-
exercise
1
v'
5,439,800:
1,113,466 shs.
below
have
severally
price,
subject to the terms
respective percentages "in¬
agreement, in the
the
debentures
offered
dicated
of
shall
which
rights;
be
not
"
'
%
Dillon,
Securities
Union
&
Halloweli, Sulzberger,
(■
Co.—
30.0
>
Redpath:
Bache.
Co.
Bateman,
Co
&
$5
Johnston,
James
New
DeHaven
Shields &
—_
&
Bodine____
du
197,
&
Pont
709.
p.
2.0
Ine.„
Co.
&
5.0
Co
5.0
/ 2.0
Inc.
2.0
3.5
-
Co—
Securities
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood.-" 3.5
& Co., Inc
5.0
Schmidt, Roberts & Parke__ 2.0
Co.ii^i.-1-i.—-i; 5.0
4.0
Suplee, Yeatman, Moslcy Co. 2.0
5.0
Co.__
Yarnall,
Biddle
&
Co
2.0
—
V'
/
•
York
,
Reynolds
Townsend,
&
I.
&
Lemon
Leavens,
Newburger & Co.
2.0
-;
Co— 2.0
St
li
A.
Boenning & Co.
2.0
Brooke, Sheridan, Bogan
& Co., Inc.
2.0
C. C.. Collings &; Co., Inc,M>, 2.0
Crouter
Co.
Hayden, Sione
3.0
Eichler
Kirkland
Harrison
4*1—..., ■ 5.$
&
Jenks,
;
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co,__ 2.0
Auchincloss, Parker &
t
—V.
Binney & Smith Inc.- -Annual Report—
Year Ended Dec. 31—
end
Net
Net
earnings after
$13,528,350 $13,105,066
Earnings
per
Number
operations
in
the period
recently ;
less a write-down of $27,833 repre¬
~V.
1961
1962
sales
change
1, 1962.
year
(2)
'•
•-
$8,000,000
,
.
company
and,
car¬
sale
and
.
■
Francis
substantial
quarterly,
accounting procedure which became effective
150
inc._u.---i:
compared:
year
contract
payable? to; insurance' com-'
(
panics, 3%% ; due; April 1, 1972»w
$8,000,000
5%%
convertible: subordinated de-> ;
>•
bentures, due March; I, 1983—.
5,439,800 •
Capital stock ($1 par)
2,000,000 shs.
subsidiary,.
the
and
common
TO* PRESENT FINANCING.
Authorized >v
Outstanding/".
Notes
,
1963,
to
and
:,
had
net earnings of $21,960 on sales of $2,468,206.
Walter V. TyminSki,
President, announced. The loss for the same period of the previous
31,
pur¬
/A A/A,;/;-
QARJTA£WAT!OH,t6lVINQ .EFFECT
i
Corp.—Quarterly Report—
Jan.
for. general ~ corporate
■
.
integrated and diver-
an
used
riers; the company also engages in the reconditioning
used vehicles and the sale of new Vehicles.
^ras, and other photographic products.
Belock Instrument
•••;
Quail
-275
r__
mercial
-
concern,
.[* For the first quarter, ended
275
Garrison,
& Co:f
will
///>/■
/
BUSINESS-—Bferman- Leasing of Pennsbutg, Pa.,
leases trtteks,
tractors,
trailers
and
related equipment
to
industrial
and
com¬
South
chemicals.'- A
"^7*^
125'
Co,
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
115
'
poses,
•
The
1983.
at
i/ PROCEEDS—Proceeds
insti-
with
*Agfa A/G^.ds onQ,of the.world's largest manufaCtar-'
125 '•
Co'._^.
&
Si' Go
Ohio
Inc.
'
nrivat#Tv
$415'
,
Lundborg
McCormick
150
CO.';——
Alex.
the
prin-y
Ryons & Co._
.' 150*
& Co.
Inc.-^-^;-.*. -1125
The
Co.
George D. B. Bonbright
&
Lester,
Loewi
150
William Bl&ir & Co——i'
and
Amount
275
Ittc.„'
of
niaref^
_
.
/?£}"*
manufacturing chemicals,
dyRStUffs, chemical* fibers, pharmaceuticals, and *ag-
(000's Omitted) n
275
Corp.
Arthurs,' Lestrange & Co.
Bacon, Whipple &. Co.___
A.
In
the
company
Lehmaii• Brothers•
Co._'J/ 1,475
&
Securities
North
*sifiisd .'chemical
•
severally
Amount
American
h
^Farbenfabriken Bayer is
-
£entures;witii'dtfached warrants -sit *p-'
(ooo's Omitted)
White, "Weld A? Co..Inc.^.>$t,475
ff.
J
.
/
FEATURES—-The
debentures are convertible into
$20 per: share. They are redeemable at redemp¬
tion prices scaling down from
105*/$% in the initial year to 100%
In the last two
years,
>,
;
Proceeds of the new financing were applied prin¬
cipally to retire outstanding dollar bank notes.
'Af4V
par)
CONVERSION
common stock
reported that this
Farbenfabriken Bayer
was
by Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
.Co., New York;
Eastman
?
«•»'
&
-
,
r'
•
•
agreed,
3<r--
:K
,,.
12,000,000?
>
The offering is underwritten by a gfoup of under¬
writers headed
.
America^ Western Europe, and
South Africa, has 68 subsidiaries and 22 affiliates in
27 countries.
t.
12,000,000
■
Capital stock—►-;i-;
:
subsidiary
• i_
iV''
*
^
5%% promissory notes due March 1,
in
i
"
•:
i,
nfr
it
..
.
'5%>
■
e
financing was arranged through Morgan Stanley &
Co.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.V and Smith, Barney & Co.Inc., New York. The parent company, Farbenfabriken;
*r
Bayer, is the largest chemical company in West Ger¬
many and one of the largest in Europe...
.
^
Bayforin, which was incorporated in Canada in
late 1957 for the purpose of holding and financing
:: virtually all the investments of its German parent*
obligations
.
.
AKtiengeseilSCnaii, #naS
u. privately wltn lnstl
investors in the-United^ States $30 million
"
Otltfct'atf ding
5
■
^-tutional
of
in
;
,
District-
"
SH.fJOO.OOd
incurred
<
the
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
unsecured
V 197.7
Equipment
•
states,
AHj
-xl"
±
March "14,
wholly-owned
>
..
S%%
•
in'39
on
Rico.';
Indebteaness-;v>:•
■
carried
are
Puerto
\
V ?AyeT
Vately—On
BUSINESS—The; company uf 10889* WflsWre Blvd., ■ I^os Angelas, t
is
engaged
in selling a
wide variety
of products through coinoperated vending machines
which it owns,
installs and services. V?
The company also provides complete
vending and food service to
a
large.number of. hospitals, - schools and colleges and industrial
Columbia
•
^ Wnesa levels eomparable-to those of 1962.—V. 197/ p. 913.- *
corporate, purposes.
:
plants.
•
costs expected in 1963 and
w^h reductions in overheads already in effect, Mr. Eells anticipates
that Basic w'ould-show improved profit' performance -in- 1963 at
*
>
'at: $11,650,000, 'wilL be
estimated
loans
'.//*■
v *
.
^tfeimaJting^tndptry.-. ^
With lower product development
5
of
196,
taxes
1,080,223
1,333,742
share
shares
common
common
1Z
;
$1.43
$1.16
916,472
-
910,916
1656.
p.
■
Burnham
and
Co.
275
,_l'
iJohfii, W/^ Clarke^
115
R. ,S,; Dickson. & Cd.
Eastman
•
Dillon,
Securities
A. G.
&
Inc,
^ISp1
Hickman, Inc.Smith, Barney Si Co. Inc.
William R. Staats & Co.L_L
US
: 125
Corp.
Fulton, Reld & Co., Inc.>_
Geistley, Sunstein & Co.
Goodbody .& Co
Hornblower- &,
Weeks_-_-__
197,
709.
p.
-,275
150
Swiss
u.
Afnericpn
Walston
■
,415
<fe
,
Weeden
u
'
Co.
&
&
Year Ended-Dcc.«31—?.',
^
Co.i._
Inc.l__
>
'
has reported ' that
-Annual
/
;
;
for
the
respective
years)
74,552,106
added,
they
in the compartjCs history
only three other- years, Earnings,
exceeded in
amounted
to
40%
of
gross
V;
,
,*
Gas
the
in
sales
previous
and
Totah
sharply
1962
again
Oil
year.
Cha
Cha
set
record
a
production
pools*- of
and
from
4.8%"
were
Aztec's
northwestern
ahead
of-
debt-
properties
In :>the
Mexico
declined -i
New
9,426,408
fo'r all, the decrease /in ' gross/revenues.Pressure/ maintenance : projects
to arrest - the.. decline; in
these
pools-were delayed from
earlier/expectations, the two officials
said,
and' accounted
but
results
added
Mr.
Cain
suited
Ited
iH
and
in
the
in
that
which
rnnklrmino'
n.rp-
are
opHvp
they
that
has
a-
development
this
area
year."—V.
196,
adlan
half interest,,
nrnnrom
in
program
in
*
..
-
on
foreign
(1962
«
ex-
i
garden Coh».f-Net yp /15%^
/
840,443'
773,842
*
charges
Chaiges
income
at
_____
;l_.—_
.r_
lawnmowers?
as
with
profit
narrower
margins,
were
a
aun kkr
surplus,, beginning of year (1961 is
merger
adjustments of $23,847,817
and dividends of $1,926,795 paid by West- %
•em
Auto
Supply Co.
in 1961. prior to
•
■<
of
the
of
Bliss &
1
Fred J.
volume
sales
fixed
price
E.
contracts
in
1240.
P«
from Tosses
1963
-v-
s\T-
on
into
losses
small
a
in
1961,"
anticipated
charged
were
/
-
"The
against
in
1962
-
President, has announced an increase In revenue
earnings of 22% and 16%
respectively, over the year 1961.
revenue
for
1962 totaled $55,995,154,
against $45,828,070
in
1961.
Net income
for
1962
was
$1,677,699, and $1,438,025 in
1981. "The 1902 "figures include revenue and earnings of Ames
/ :*•>
?
said.
Robblns,
and
■
resulted
and
government contracts entered
Bliss President,
Laughlin Inc.—Revenue Up 22%; Net 16%
.
.
..
of
operations/'^VV; "t96j
$2.51(
:■>
has
-
increase
Anderson,
completing
these
.
*v
after
95 %
number
Carl
45,270,088
32,723,720
,
company
an
Net'/income/WA$
on
.
Anomnaa
47,465,556
35,329,015
,*
$2.74
Bliss Co.—Sales Up 11%; Net Down—
reported record; riet sales of $114,597,240 in
11% over the 1961 figure of $102,990,714.
$2,609,538,. -against-$3,527,356 in 1961.
This
amounted to 92 cents per common share compared to an adjusted
figure of $1.26 in 1961.
"The reduction in net income occurred despite increased earnings
v
of Can-r
currency).-'.-.^—:/^.—
share
Sqe Allied Research/Associates,; Incl,z this/issue,—V. 197,' p; 6t0.:
-166,552,
includes
devaluation
income
'
(E. W.)
The
1962,
v
.
Earned
Baird-Atomic, Inc.—Proposed Merger—
.
from
fluctuations
Total
Net
1976
p.
836,391
y'ihr-
Provision for U; U. & Canadian inc.-taxes 24,193.024 ;23,738,545
taxes
^—~—"4,193,024 2J,7Jo,o45
"
drilling!.
has^-re-'-
Per-
the
19,757,778
766,770
accounts
166,538
arising
loss
change
$676,401; loss*,
stated;
Aztec's,
Hpuplnnmpri?
active
very
a
way,"
out
21,495,761
and
doubled.
*
expense).
thrift
trim
Lineberry cited 1962
particularly difficult year for BS&B.
"At a
time
when
the company
was being
subjected to unusual
expense in developing certain new products for diversification and
introducing and gaining acceptance in the market for those prod¬
ucts, BS&B encountered a much greater drop than anticipated in
demand for grain bins.
This was coupled with a further decline in
the requirements for standard oilfield well-bead production equip¬
ment,
and
fiercely competitive pricing conditions," he revealed.
—V. 196, p. 1765.
77,993,808
yinc; ^applicable /to /minority ' interests
•/^Unrealized
pressure
of' southeastern' Utah
-
:4n« subsidiaries1
'
"Favorable-
other
our
the company
vprv
a
continuing
and
pointed
field
started.
now
this
under
are
Mesa
13- oil- wellsL/in
"wp
"we
are
from
Mr. 'Thompson
Gothic
the
projects
1963
operations
and
in
program
ogram
that
expected
are.
maintenance
'^Nefl
and
mainly
than
Mr.
9,049,352
1,929,429
■187>143T
1,136,995
93,656
82,794,571
employees'
on
.^gainst $196478Tm,
,
from $11,501,325 to $9,469,172
responsible .for the loss.
The gross profit margin
reduced
by
motive
66,827,884
,
discount
Interest
$187,634
were
sharply
was
said.
The company also experienced a considerable change in
the
mixture of goods sold. The demand for grain bins was down sharply
sales were almost halved from a year earlier.
Sales of auto¬
charges:.
Interest
on" loans
payable,
long-term
debt,
etc." (including
amortization -of
revenues.
*
1961,
on. the one,, hand by higher
labor,, costs and on the
lower selling prices resulting from intense competition,
particularly in oilfield equipment and control valves, Mr. Lineberry
71,989,498
72,137,512
/i'
Total
-
Income
in
common
per
the
compared
equivalent
share. Preferred
$323,045
was
$906,436
$1.39
to
$42,527,338
against
as
credits
of
squeezed
other
more
,
Revenues Lwere^tlie' third best
was
was
1962
tax
taxes
dividends
in
paid
profit
and
$42,379,912
after
after
and
.
.
,
of
loss
income
preferred
Gross
(including provision for
possible losses, $12,332,903 and $10,909,988.
:
sales
The
year.
net
a
dividends
1961
^Qperating expenses
.
^
income was
'
f rdmr sale "of bil. $nd?
revenues
'
while net
-V
(
gas. ia 1962 amounted to $8,205,990,.against 1981's $9,728,225.
_
^
qperati^;incQmE;j^/&^-.^-V
■W Net income last year was
$3,265,137, equal, to $1.04 per share,Other income:
" 7 ,"■
>
compared with $5,062,952, or $1.61 a share in 1961. In both years -.^ Net income of Western Auto Supply Co¬
per 'share figures • are based onj the -3,137,302/shares > outstanding/*^^^eLin^ oi^thBriaitOhrcoiisolidated/ subs;
Dec. 31, 1962./
'
"
";
Other 'w--—uWdfford Cain, Chairman,/ahd Vah/Thompson, "Fresideht/'heted* ; '
'„»
«
u
•* r
that "1962
Report-
1962
s
income / (including;/recoveries
previously,5: written
off,
: /
•
-i '
$1,445,002/; and $1,225,-731 for • the ? re.
spective years)—
.u-—146,689,618 138,817,382
275
Aztec Oil & Gas Co.—Revenues, Net Lower—
company
with
150IVon.r<receivables
"
The
previous
$
.Operating
-275.'.
„
r
\
*
J.50
Co.,,a^JnctuLji-.'.j
Watling, Lerchen
415
Consolidated
,
after
Rihaiiee Co. (& Subs)~
Beneficial
.
f.?415
Corp._Jj^
-
corner".
He stated
that a backlog of military
orders as of
31, 1963 amounted to $12,483,000 as contrasted with $10,735,000 for the corresponding date a year ago.—V. 197, p. 140.
•
The company's 1962 sales volume' Was virtually unchanged from
1961, but sharp reductions in gross profit resulted in a loss of
$323,045 for the year, according to Kenneth W. Lineberry. President.
>125
»..
,v
.
Corp».
-
the
Black* Si vails & Bryson, Inc.—Shows Loss for Yr.
,
Jan.
4l5'-f»oSutro/.&:Cot'-^^'U;Aiij4v^-275>:;
Kuhn.' Loeb & Co., Inc.—
—V.
& Webster
Stone
,by the end, of the.fiscal year,
Mr.? Tyminski
expressed
the
belief
that
Belock
Instrument,
{developers and manufacturers of electronic equipment, has "turned
r;
415
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
115
/
,1251
.
the loss by Astro-Space Laboratories, Inc., for the quarter. 50% owned by Belock, Is expected to operate in the -
Astro-space,
black
Bernet &
275-?----Securities
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Kidder, Peabody, & Co.
"'rlnc/ '
.
Schneider,
125
Securities
150
115
..
Rehshaw__lX^
415
Co.-
Edwards & Sons_.
First. Nebraska
COilhQ. •
Rodman &
•
Union
senting
.1251
R6binson«-Humphrey > 71# '* •
The
.
v
•
:
.
,
Gross
:./T
,/'■ M■> /
177,867,119 154,667,794
Total
*
Taping -Tool
Systems
Manufacturing Co. and- associated com¬
subassemblies, had earnings of $261,159 for the- threer"Fu^pW "charges*™ '
panies,
wholly owned
subsidiaries
acquired
Sept.
30,
1962.—V.
period ended Jan. 31, 1963, up .from $227,584 for the same,, j
Dividends on capital stocks of Beneficial
196, p. 1344.
*' period last year, J. Robert Tomlirison, President, announced.
Finance
Co. ' outside
consolidation:
Net. earnings for this period, subject to year-end
audit, .were 33
5% Cumulative preferred stockii-_i__i
1,464,181 ; .1,464,080: v
Bloemfleld - Buildingr Industries,.
cents per share .on
797,109. shares outstanding against 29 cents •
$4.50 Dividend cum. preferred stock
1,464,080
; 258,923
per share on the same number of shares one year ago.
•
Report—
13,007,599
10,406,687
Qommon »stock
"Earnings turned upward in the first quarter, showing an inPeriod Ended Dec. 31—
:
<
1962
•'
1961
This
anisms
rianbury^ Conn, .manufacturer of pfeefsion bearings, mech-
,
and
month
Inc.—$ix Months*
,
..
.
•
,
crease
15%
of
over
increased
11%,"
encouraging and
the
rest
of
the
the
same
quarter
Tomlinson
said.
Mr.
we
hope
that
year."—V.
this
197,
p.
one
year
"The
level
will
236.'
.
ago,
present
maintained
be
.
..
This
company
field
Of
Services
Services,
years
for
as
has
acquired
(1962)
Ltd.
90%
a
of
interest
196, .p. 2480.
T
'
Total
•
Beneficial Standard Life Insurance Co.—Net Up—
;
in
-
Earnings, sales and assets in 1962 increased more
1961, President . Joseph R. Mitchell reported.
^
Precision*'
OVer
Operating
4
earnings
after
nTPVlou„
___
taxes
In
veal;
in
1962
ftddition
Canada-z-$2^?8^62
realized capitaL gains compaied with
"in .Western
were
than
/
.
_
1,
in Calgary,
and service representative
'
Instrument, as well. as several other instrument com- .,/
panies.
Preliminary estimates for Precision Oilfield Services indi-'I A:
cate
sales
of
$400,000 fdr tbe 12 months ended Feb. 28, T963./
Plans are underway to start manufacture and
assembly of Barton
there
was
Income
$4,211-,345
$3,343,518
.
424,084
73.566
shar«-i_^i
per
—V. 196,
8%
against
$141469
in -T
!
$0.06
'
340,527
163.656
v $0.13
2480.
p.
Bobbie Brooks, Iric.-r-Sales Up 21
Sales,
records.
Jan.
with
Barton
rental
and
%; Net 23%*—
-.
,
$2,901,682
billings
Cash- earnings
Consolidated net 'income.J™:
Net
1963. Precision Oil-/
Canada, has acted for a number £
as
located
sales
stock
March
—*V.
for
•
•
Barton Instrument Corp.—Acquisition—
Oilfield
/
> Total
6urplua charges_J_-_"/-_<_._ij. .ii3i935i860 Ti2^129r690
Earned' surplus",-end-w6f'^y©ar_L_L——;___ 161,931,239 142,538,104
while sales
outlook, is
A9,?1,'
ltt00me inereased to $24,332,000 from 422,474,000 while assets in-creased to $51,069,000 .from last year s $47,196,000.
/
31,
Sales
the
for
the
first
increase
an
nine
three-month
Maurice
1963,
for
299,200,
same
net prbfit "after* taxe^,: arid earnings" pCr shate, set new,
months
a
periods
ended
President, announced. „• ' M of the fiscal year were $57,over
the $47,313,400 total for-the
nine-month
Saltzman,
three
of
and
quarters
21%
year
ago.
.
*
insurance com-; .
Net Income
after
taxes climbed to $2,694,900 or
86c a share,
several
months.:* The
company;'!'./panics increased to $33,729,000 from $30,674,000 in ^1961 wnile/T 23% above the $2,198,900 or 70c a share earned during the first
believes
that
this- new
subsidiary will
improve
its
marketing
-assets of the combined companies increased to $58,236,000 from >• nine months of the preceding fiscal year. *
capabilities and competitive position * in Canada, which ■. wHl then
last, year's $51,775,000.
•
//;<-;./ ; ;/.
:/;
Figures for both years include the operations of Taffy Tucker,
be reflected in increased earnings of this
.subsidiary,
Stretchini
stretchwear
and
swimwear.
The
A
markedly / accelerated program- of « expansion in fire and - . Inc., - producer of
instruments
in
Canada
recently-
announced
premium
Consolidated
income
witli
subsidiary
within
.
.*
The
company
manufacturing
and
sales
developed
by the Austin
rights
to
the
a
acquisition
line
of
new
of
exclusive
^ casualty business through the acquisition in January
instruments
entire
west*coast operations
of
the Buffalo
1962
Insurance
Co.
of
of
the
New--
acquisition of Taffy Tucker, formerly
was
completed in January of 1963.
Ready Maid Petticoats, Inc.,
Mr. Saltzman said that bookings for the company's summer line
Insurance Co. was *,
of young adult apparel have been completed at levels well above
portable,'.!
by the subsidiaries,
those of a year ago.
*
r '
,
measures
Total
consolidated
earnings, were96
cents
per
share
(without:
trace
amounts
of
substances in
gases
or
in
the atmosphere.—allowing any credit for
equity in increased unearned premium//
"All present Indications are that we
will achieve our goal of
y. 197, p. ,520*
J- '.•/•* .-V5,.-*•*-s.""
~ reserve)' against $1,20. per sharethe previous year."
z
; / :
$75,000,000 in sales for the fiscal year ending April 30, with earn¬
\ „ _
previous forecasts of from $1.05 to $1.15 a
__' "
Total "life .-insurance In force? fttf^ yea rend for/the grodp b]f com-f'; ings in line with
./Basic Inc.—Sales, Net Lower—' ' - <1''
> :panies advanced to $266,639,673 from $255,0i2,968.—v. . 196, p. 1240. <
share,"* he said. This compares with consolidated sales of $83,920,900 and earnings per share of 90 cents for the preceding year, as
The company has reported that 1962 sales were
$19,615,858 and *
" - • *
ii- " T
adjusted to reflect the Taffy Tucker acquisition.—V. 197, p. 616.
net income $956,380. After preferred dividends of
$213,429 the net.
Berman Leasing Co.-—Debenture Rights Offering—
&
Robinson
Laboratory,
San
Calif.
This
product
line
includes /a
high sensitivity,
combustible gas detector and an electrolytic titrator which
Gabriel, /
.
by the^Benefioial
"largely responsible for a
York
First and Casualty
decrease in earnings
_
_
.
y
°Snd?ng
This
t0 63 cenls on each of U80'497 common Shares
compares
with
1961
sales
of
$25,171,709
and
net
holders of its out-a
stock rights to subscribe at par for
The company is offering to the
income
V
of
-
standing
common
$1,622,060, After preferred dividends of $85,998, the net amounted /
to
$1.30 on each of
1,180,381 common shares outstanding.;
5
ori" £is fnnn^al refers ^ s^kho,n H* ?• E®lls; ,Jr-' 1962 sales,<
leJter to the reduction in .Basics
ChaIrm,an
President,
and
attributable
division
and
principally
the
to
the
reduction
in
disposition
of
its
earnings-caused
building
primarily
products
by
the
*$5,439,800 <of oVz% convertible subordinated deben-' v
tures,/due, 1983/ at the rate of $100 principal amount' v
: of debentures for each 20 shares of common stock
.
u
^
n/r
i_
-i
a
-irtz?o
rm.
*£
•*
_
a
-
held Of record March 14, 1963. The offering to stockholders
will expire March 28,
1963.c?'.'6
Boeing
Net
Co.;—Net
Down
<
Sharply-
earnings for 1962 were $27,154,000 on sales of
M. Allen, President, reported. For 1961 net
William
$35 661,000
were
1.54%
$3.40;'
$1,768,535,000,
earnings were'
sales of $1,800,910,000. Earnings per share in 1962
in 1961 they were $4.47.
Net earnings represented
on
of. sales
In
1962
and
1.98%
the
prior
year.
According to Mr. Allen, net earnings in 1962, as in
nffA/ifA*!
Utr
focnornh
Hovplrvnmpntfll
fltlH
previous years,
nthpf
rhftfffeS
fit-*
6
tributable
effect
the
Model
and
transport
helicopter
107
and
pro¬
of
1962 iurtner recovery of prior years' losses under
commercial jet program were recorded. However,
additional sales and favorable cost trends on this
of
passenger transport.
Total sales for the company
sealed
sizes,
laces
the
to
shapes
and colors from vinyl
sides are transparent
display
or
backs
which
either
are
attention,
consumer
item.
of
the
serves
is
purchased
piece
of
it
or
be
may
merchandise.
designed
By
be
to
re-used
for
the
December,
months ended
six
Net income for the half
1961.
—v.
year in 1962 after provision for Federal income taxes was $941,000, >
equal to 25 cents a share. Income after taxes and adjustments in
corresponding period in 1961 amounted to $1,380,000; equivalent
to 36 cents per share. There were 3,826,577 shares outstanding at ■>
the end of both periods.
.*7
'
r. ,V 11
7
■'*; £'*
While Botany's earnings during the first quarter this year were
only 9 cents per share against 20 cents in the corresponding period
in 1961, a definite improvement was shown in Botany's earnings
in the second quarter of 1962.
For the three months ended Dec. 31,
1962, Botany's earnings per share were equal to 16 cents, identical
with the 16 cents earnings reported in the corresponding period
has
"*•\
in
1961.
k
,
Michael
that
sales
and
t.
"Had
I.
it
been
not
those
said.—V.
reported
196, p.
these two areas in our operations,
would have been substantially greater
the similar period in 1961," Mr. Daroff
1873.
in
1961
showed
Bowser
of
the
forth
set
program
took
team
three
years
when
ago
the
present
the
on
company's
'v
Industrial
to
will obtain
trial
the
its
supply from
power
1962
the usual
annual
of growth
rate
Period Ended Jan. 27—
>
V
man¬
Costs
196, p. 2276.
1 •'
>
j
5
v
-
"
before
taxes
The
Shares
Net
sales
fv
for
sales
1962
were $19,139,500,
$17,790,403.
<•
or
-
"
„
.
7.6%
of
Somerville Industries Ltd."—V. 195,
before
Federal
taxes
____
Income
on
Net ,income. after
taxes
—V. 197/ p. 237.
down
from
1962
was
$938,000
sales
for
1962
the -previous
under
barter
a
share
on
2,171,989
contract
for
the
Contributing
preciation of
than
in
The
-
to
new
1961.
to
the
plant
and
Government
sales
that
the
the
•
Increased
which
system
has
income
then
$534,000
beryllium
ident,
-
company has reported *10%
'
■
late
in
backlog
management's
the
Net
the
share,
and
company."
shipments
than
the company's business in 1962
- with
substantial
increases
••
'
previous
against
the
77
sound
«
,
1961
orders
at
over
year
$82,667,000
Net
year-end
amounted
ago.—V.
197,
p.
to
^
J-
v
_t
-r
repayment
of
BUSINESS—The
engaged
in
the
loans,
" 1
7
;
company
design
vi.n
packages which it
chandise. These packages
j
of
again
in
control [of Pamoil
of
Canadian
Industrial,
55
Ltd.,
Kidder,
2401
also
Owns
••
^
Pacific
share.
cents
a
share
re-,
i
.
The
to
in
in
operates a natural
customers in the Edmonton
the
natural
in
7
.
.
gas
industry
and
It
area.
is
•
pipeline
gas
also
March. 1, 1968.
Otherwise they are redeemable • at
regular./ redemption prices; ranging *irom 404/25% • to
par;, and at par for the special redemptioh price. ;
a'leading
Mr? Strong^concluded., V
volume' of
exceeded
sales
for
.
.
;
PROCEFDS—rProceRds from./ the., 'bonds,; together-: whh > treasury,
funds, will be applied to the payment of $9;376,300 principal amount
its dutstahding first
mortgage bends," 3 W% series due 1963.
V
of
BUSINESS—zCentral lllinois Ldght, headquartered iri Peoria; sup¬
electricity in 103 cities and towns and in rural areas in .he
of Illinois; natural gas
in 43 cities and towns; and central
station
heating service in Peoria and Springfield,
111.—V.
197,
plies
the
rubber,
and
plastics
.
,
State
P.
divisions
709.
7.7
:
.
-.
our
expectations
and,
as
anticipated,
achieved
by our miniature wire and
were
Mr.
1962
$1,660,303,
in
Dixon., said;
amounted
for
1961.
equal
income
for-
flow
cash
to
/
" 7
'•/
7,
$26,469,199,
an
the
increase
•
Century Geophysic^Corp--r-Acquisition—
The company lias announced 'the Acquisition -of,hull .Instruments.
Net
income
$1.39
to
per
for
>,
of 8%
share.-
increased
year,
In
.
the
■
.
personnel,
and the Hull, company will be fully
integrated
based. operations;. ■ 7<-7 *
7 ■'/:
.Jackson said the/acquisition is in line-with
of market expansion.. •
'7
1962,
for
the
-
they did produce a substantial in¬
year' because of the lower tax liability
of
equivalent
reported -in
the
previous
to
77
cents
1961.
a
•
is-in
strong
operations
company
—V.
-
sales
197,
p.
and
earnings
815.
7
recoteihg. and/
'
gains
in
7!
1963,"
~
:
Mr.
v/
•
•/
Lucas
1
Robert
7 results
On
of
March
6,
Association
common
,
Case Co.—Stock
rights
stock
in
expected
concluded
stockholders
increase
the
vqited
number
to/amend
of
the
authorized
other
of
the
Hull/
printer,,
'•
product line of.
wide,
"
Btranahan,
1962
,
'
,
Jr./' President.
showed
that
anriounced
has
that / final
.consolidated
net
sales
totaled
$100,398,465/ against the*, previous year's total of $97,371,813. :
7
Consolidated
earnings before
taxes
in
1962
were
$29,638,960.
After
income
of
taxes
$15,185,000,
net income
was
$14,453,960,
equivalent
to/$2.41
per- share
of
common
stock
based
on
the
.
In
shares
1961,
outstanding
consolidated
Dec.
31,
1962.
earnings, before
$15,071,000,
and
net
' •
•
taxes
income
were
-
' '
'
$29,899,843;
$14,828,843,
equal to
31, 1961.
per share on'6,036,060 shares
outstanding at Dec.
Commenting about Champion's higher .volume,
Mr.
Stranahan
said, "increased strength was shown in sales* to foreign markets
of
7,
.
-ultra-high
an
range
$2.46
Articles
shares
proposal
amended
the
stock
option
plan
of
the
and
reserved
an
additional
50,000 shares
of
common
the company for issuance under the
plan.
It also amended
the
Articles of Association to reserve these
shares and to release
preemptive rights with respect to
them.—V., 196, p. 2673. . : 7 /7
company
stock
.
signal conditioning -instrumentatioh^r^;/i97;.f p7^13t
income-taxes
from
"
A.for
6,002,756
7
Increase Approved—•
4,000,000 to 6,000.000 and to release
preemptive
connection
with
shares
of
common
stock
issued
for
property.
The
1963,
to
of
digital
Tulsa-
///;/,;
program
.
7
//
(J.I.)
addition
Slightly—:
/>"'•
financial
the
electronic
-
firm's
Champion.Spark Plug Co.—Sales Higher; Net Down
the
*<
condition
resulting from
excellent 1962
and the long-term financing com-'
pleted early in 1963. "Our fiscal soundness and established
product
recognition in domestic and foreign markets support the
both
backlog of
increase
an
;
year's
outstanding at the year-end,
against 63 cents a share-/on
same capitalization for the previous
year; ^
v" V
,r'' »
The
'He /said
the-
precision oscillators
and FM telemetry.calibrators will greatly enhance
Century's design
engineering and manufacturing capabilities in the field-of- sensing,
Net
earnings- of $375,864 were 22%
$309,184 record level. 'Earnings were
share
on
the
487,288 common -shares
■,/-//
,
speed
CE&I's
into
.
"
<
-
,
highs
in
sales
and
earnings
were/attained
in
1962 ""
George Lucas Jr., announced. Sales rose for the sixth
year,
reaching $6,439,598/ a 14%' increase over the
$5,657,184
growth
-
.
.by the underwriters
their /bid of 99.425%,
won
.
enterprise,"
gas
$24,416,652
reported
-ahead
reflects
and
;>":/'' 77/'::
of
was
Peabody
,
i
and
owns
consecutive
equipment,
St.,
,
On
■•
-
liquefied "petroleum
sales
the
President
that
/ 7. 7,
$40,092,000,
—
*
Edmonton,*announced.
•
616.
manufacture
\
;
Offered
& Co. and Equitable Securities.
09.42; /Merr-ill Lylich/ Pierce; Fenher ISc
Smith: Inc., and.Stone & Webster Securities Corp/,c
iqin^ly/,[99/387; * iHiasti33aii'*/ilillon,\/*II'nibn.';''^Sectiriti.e3r &
Co. andvWhitejiWeld -&/Co.,
ointly, 99^6; -F-ranci$»I."
dii Pont & 'Co.- and-Paribas Corp.^ jointly, .99:3599;
Halsey, Stuart & Co., ,99.33; and. Dean -Witter &
Co., 99,168. - ;
/
'
^
:
The new bonds are not redeemable at a lower
i/interest;* cost to thei company, than 4 Vi %.y prior to
a'.
(L. E.) -Carpenter & Co.—Sales Up 14% ; Net 22%—
bookings,"
future
Bonds
—
,
for
"New
showed
Brooklyn
N
Y
flexible, re-usable
sells to manufacturers of retail mer¬
are designed to customer specifications
and
p.
.
$7,501,000 higher
$2,334,000 or $1.25 per
additional
.197',
•
Inc.r • a
Pasadena,
Calif., electronic
instrument* engineering
and
manufacturing firm.
" '
'" 7/
' /7
'
''7' /'//^ '7 /
In. making- thepreceding*
announcement, T-.. A/ Marihart,- President' of Cenyear; net income' totaled $1,166,666;:;or 97teents iper i8bare.
*
7^ / tury; said the'transaction involved1 the-issuance of 31,529 shares
Under the
S."Treasury-Departments'^ newwrriles,'^^Carllsle-"was# ,/off Ceritury^comfnon' stock for "the/stock of - the, Hulk' "" * ; V
permitted
to
increase
depreciation charges on
Wayne W. Jackson, President of* Century Electronics & Instru¬
certain •'■facilities- 7
and
to
claim
an
investmeht credit on
ments, electronics subsidiary of CGC, said • O. Eugene: Hull, Presicertain
expenditures for
new
dent of Hull Instruments, other; executive- and technical,
equipment. • While .these factors, resulted in a net decrease
or
;!•;7;V;/:./
and distributes upward-acting doors
operating devices for residential, commercial and
-These products are. manufactured, at two plants
Qther/bids 4or;'4he bohdsr all as(.4I/is, xcame/ from;
;•
Ltd.—Froposed .Acquisit'n
purehase
a
working capital.
is
of
increase
further
for
-Vl.
offer' Pamoil:stockholders
industrial
interests
gains
42%
Products, Inc.—Common Offered—Pursu¬
Feb. 19, 1963 offering circular, Broad wall
Securities, Inc., New York, offered publicly,
90,000
shares of this firm's common stock at
$1.50 per share.
:
Net proceeds, estimated at
$100,300, will be used
to
/
Door manufactures
automatic
-
subsidiaries
Net
C-Thru
ant
to
..
refined
earnings established- new. records in 1962 arid the
the year ahead is good," George -F.- Dixon,'
Jr.^ Pres¬
said" in the annual-report, '
-"
:c
7
*7 "
over
ingot
trend
a
dividends
and
7:7///;-
/ 7.
to
of
position
earnings were
earnings of $1.12 per
year.
unfilled
a
in
amounted
of
23%
earnings.- Resumption
confidence
chemicals
amount.
Assets of Crawford are approximately
estimated that .tlve company's sales during its
which ends April 30, 1963, will be in excess
is
at competitive, sale March 11 on
which named the 4 V4% coupon..
increased- 6%, while
products sales
of
of
if more than 5;000,000 shares are tendered. Pamoil-
[cable^ operations/1
-
S.. Puelicher
improvement,
shipments,
of
I960,
that
noted
acetyl
year,
Award .of ihe bonds
.
large
net:shipments'during
"continuing
started
will
—V.-196, p. 2176./'
a
corresponding rise in net earnings.
company's annual report Chairman Albert
President Eugene P.. Berg stated,
material
Blancke
new
offering of ^$9,375,000 Central /Illinois - Light 4?4%
first mortgage' bonds due. March >1, 1993. - The bonds
"were priced-at 100% - and accrued interests ' {-
and
"The
and
-
gain In
1
Central Illinois Light Co.
:
,
greater
metal
the
and
/
offer
Industrial
serving
other
Sales
in
and
In
39%. ..Volume
up
President
Industrial
"outlook
•
for "de¬
•
of
It
industrial- use.
$1.05
Carlisle Corp.—Sales Up 8%; Net 42%—
of
out-
stockpile, suband improved
Government.—V.
The
1962,
production
liquids
gas
were
Strong,
pendent oil and
in
pounds of beryllium sold last/:
all-time high; KJellgren and Mik¬
that approximately $4,300,000 of
however,
shipments
196, p. 1873.
was
.
City,
$9,000,000.
and
$1.77
'
out¬
earnings
charges
were
Bucyrus-Erie Co.—Net Higher—
-
: v
gases
in western Canada.
organizations of the two companies therefore*
/
complement each other and their association should be a further
step toward the development of another leading Canadian inde¬
$22,615,000
',
represented
-
■
to
$21,417,600,
income
share).
developments,
Mr.
into full operation its
brought
fiscal
Crawford
8,325,000 -shares; outstanding.
crease
■■;
F.
Canadian
total
company's
out,
were
facilities
»
noted
represented
halapov pointed
1962
earnings
■*
report
year
the
lower
had
$5,000,000/
-
-
$0.01
shares
shares
increased beryllium copper alloy sales,
prices for fabricated beryllium." 77:77
market
of
$1.96
.
subject to'acquiring -a minimum of 4,256,000 shares and
serving the right "tp". reduce on a pro -rata basis the number
2 562 681
Net
stantially
•
11,151,842
f
independent oil'-.and gas company which
Pipe Line from the Joarcam Field -to
Edmonton
has
.
were
year.
per share on the 2,299,369
the year. This compares with
per
1961
earnings of foreign subsidiaries, of
share. (On the former basis, 1961
undisclosed
an
current
cash
Co.—Sales, Net Lower—
standing at.the end of
$1,087,000 in 1961 or 50c
sales
and
shares purchased
■f standing. /•,•//[ 77;/. 7 ■- 7/;7/7//,/ ,:7
- 7
Bengt R. F. KJellgren, Chairman, and George. S.
Mikhalapov,
President, cited reduced levels of business in fabricated
'beryllium
and beryllium powder
as
the reason for the declines. The sales
decline was partially offset, however,
by increased beryllium ingot
i
oil
sales
Calgary-based
1607.
20,627
-$0.24
41c
or
in
19,792,000
"The operations and
that
with
compare
-'»,•*
"
income,
restated
.sales, ;up 12% from/the; previous year's volume, of
reflected increased,; demand' for Celattese fiber and
in Detroit.—-V;
The-company will
marketer
reported
$26,044,000
for
realign¬
^
-
BrotheVs
14,000
.
2,469.400
has
company
* •'«- ■
,
-
34,627
585,73L
.
_
-
...
common
a
inTBay
25,517,000
$1.10
Canadian Industrial 'Gas,
•
; .„v
Brush Beryllium
.'[The
;
_
Earnings per ^hare _■__
Common shares outstanding
.
585,731
;,,/„;
_
exchange
company has acquired all of the outstanding stock of the
Door
Co., Detroit, Mich.,
it was announced by James
Walter, Chairman of Celotex.
The purchase was made for cash
W.
,
IhciTeasqd 1% .^V.'197;..pl, :513..
Italy.
p.
of
gas
Canadian
_
in
•
•
over
Volume
natural
1963
1962 V
$16,128,538 <$13,615,598'
taxes
for
due to
Crawford
1961.
Maurice
Period Etoded Feb. 28—
losses
The
'
.
the
•
-
mainly from-increased oil and "gas production and re¬
fined products sales.'
'
v4
;
Gross operating revenues for 1962 were
$49;294,000, up $3,321,000,
or 7%
over last year.
Net operating profit before depreciation and
depletion increased to $7,901,000, a gain of $1,323,000, or 20% over
Brown Co.—-.Quarterly Report—
Profit
$
stems
ment
Bradley
Net sales
provisions
of
has reported th at' its ^1962 / bperktions-'- showed a
March 12, 1963,/a A underwritiug.vgruup:iQiriily^manprofit for the year of $126,000, an improvement of V.
-"aged by Blyth & Co.; Inc.; Lehmanand Sal-,
the. net loss of
$1,089,000 recorded: for 1961.
omon v Brothers
Arnold Larsen, Husky's Vice-President:
& Hutzler,announced/ the public
Finance, said the improve¬
$1,215,000
France, Otto Maier Veriag, in Germany, House-
..mann & Hotte N.V.,
in Holland and Adriano -Meregalli, in
In
Australia, John Sands Pty. Ltd. manufacturer Milton
and in Canada,
because
non-recurring
Celotex Corp.—Acquisition—
1962
The company
consolidated net
arrangements were made to manufacture Milton Brr.dley
games through Chad Valley Co. Ltd., in England, Librarie Fernand'v
.
"however,
anticipated
;
activities, the effect on-1962 corporate income is
.
"In 1962
..
in
Canadian Husky Oil Ltd.—Shows Profit for Year—:
England, France, Germany, Holland and Italy in addition to Canada
Australia. In the latter two countries,
Bradley had had manu¬
facturing agreements for many years.
/•'•■
• - '
•'•/
"Milton Bradley made a study with the idea of
acquainting the
population of European countries with its products," Mr. Shea
explained.
- ;/7/rv,
7'v. v. :.777 77
-
games
to
Texas; 7hroadened:U//S. .markets for Celcon
acetal co-polyriier. While moving ahead /in joint venturesto
pro¬
duce and market this high-strength
plastic in Europe and
the
Far East; introduced polyester fiber in Mexico, and completed
plans
to manufacture
and sell nylon fiber in the United States and in
Venezuela.—V. 196, p. 1873.
over
and
in
record
21,836,000
_________
—v. .196, p. 2673.
according
1961,
.
.
Nathan S.A.R.L.,
plant
^
,
•
35%—
common
a
to $2.11
Celanese
196, p. 2377.
11,161,042
share:
-Dividends
Net earnings in 1962 were $1,351,283 or $1„15 a share, a decrease
k- of 8.9%
from 1961 net earpnigs which were $1,483,124, or $1.26 a
share.
The 1962 earnings ate the Second highest in the
company's ;
j history.
In 1962 there were 1,166,641 common shares outstanding ,
against 1,121,770 shares in 1961.
|.
Building for tomorrow is the theme of the annual report, with
emphasis on plans in operation for the manufacture of games in
.
u
Earnings—^.'—
.'
,
increase
an
.
taxes___^.'.
and
equity
$2.22
26,616,000
outstanding _".—
Per
had the biggest sales in 1962 in its 102 years of
operations, setting a record for the fifth consecutive year, James
J. Shea, President, told stockholders in the annual report.
company
1961: net
after
stated;
$283,961,000,
products.
Among
major recent
325,422,000 306,780,000
276,970,000 261,471,000
48,452,000
45,309,000
Income
35%'< )above- those .of
were
chemical
gener¬
customer
1963
^\\
'«
,
'.
-
_______
Income
Co.—Sales Up 7.6%; Net Down
Bradley
electric
in revenue.—V.
*
■*/
share
per
he
The
mid-1963, Indus¬
wholesale
sales
•
-.<■
of certain
include
or
Campbell Soup Co.—Six Months' Report—
Net
*
■not* significant." *
■
*
Last
year's
earnings
$3,814,564—about 10% of Celectric's total electric revenue
for the year. Discontinuance of service to this former
subsidiary will
Taxes on income_i.^_i—
(Milton)
8.9%—
1961,"
was
retard
Chairman,.-and Earl E. Gray, President, told
lithographing sales were up 8.6% and warehouse
aluminum increased 13.8%.
vJ.'
,'■
>
that
Caspers'/ sales increase in the last two years
of the industry and "we anticipate the same pat¬
year."—V. 196, p. 2077.
•
! ''
revaluations
equal
steam
this
outstanding, against 46
outstanding at the end of 1961.
.
After
new
a
of $167,227
to 34
ago
amounted
shares
ahead
this
ment
watersheds;
v,
Mexican Government.
ating station in Mexico." ' Revenue from
an
charge at Bowser."—V.
<
above-average production
were
year
Oil.
sold
operating loss before
special items of $653,490 on sales of $22,264,643, and net loss
after special items came to $986,821, Damon reported.
/
He said
the company's progress reflected
"successful execution
agement
1
outlook for 1963 is bright," Mr! Oldendorf added,
"except
that we will lose our largest customer, Industrial Electrica
Mexicana,
the company's former
Mexican subsidiary, on or about June 30,
1963.
This loss has been in sight since 1960 when the
company
reported that earnings
in 1962: were almost "
$1,500,000 higner than the year before, despite a slight drop in '
sales. Robert J. C. Damon, President, said that Operating profit,
before special items for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962, was $724,714
on
sales
of
$22,223,170.
Net
profit after
non-recurring special
items was $502,041.-'
contrast,
good
a
shares
year
a
earnings
snare
Blancke, President and Chief Executive Officer.
Blancke reported. fchat ln '1962 :for : the first .'time,' Celanese
corporate earnings included .the parent company's- equity in- oper¬
ating profits. of its foreign subsidiaries., "Operating earnings of
these
subsidiaries
were
substantially higher . last year than in
"The
company
By
to
Fer
common
Mr.
warm,
fuel
Bowser, Inc.—Shows Profit for Year—
The
improvement
the
due
power
year
inde¬
said
run
earnings
dry summer that increased the use of air condtiioning and
agricultural pumping; and availability of gas fuel on a full time
basis at the company's steam electric generating plants in the last
three quarters of the year, which obviated the use of more
costly
a
for
for
hydro
the
largest
Harold
..
Contributing to
c
$18,504,567
for
report
nation's
the
The Company .has -teported" that 1962 dolriestic *sales were: $317,078,000 ' and earnings/ $27,494,000, equal to $3' a share of 'Common
stock.
The sales were the highest in corporate history and the
'
„
Improved revenues and operating conditions in the second
half of the year, In line with an uptrend In, business In the. service
area, overcame moderate decline in earnings in the first six months.
Net /Income increased to $5,746^063 -and was equal to $1.20 a
common share,
compared with $5;505,490—$1.13 a common share—
earned in 1961.
•
,y
;
:
of
and
-
r
San
Report.
six-month earnings
Botany's
than
President
s'
Co.—-Net- Higher—
of
annual
is
Celftnese Corp. of America—Sales Up
Bernardino, Calif; company had a good year In 1962^.
Oldendorf, Jr., President; told shareholders in the Annual
Fred
'
Chief Executive Officer, stated
the decline in six-month earnings was due mainly to reduced
of its subsidiary, Botany Cottons, Inc., and heavy start-up
training expenses of its Richelieu Jewelry plant in Holbrook,
Daroff,
This
,
"
f
\
-
and
sales
net
on
its
on
364,541
that
steel
of
tern
7:7777/
California Electric Power
in
344,541
Bennett,
.
196, p. 2577.
the
on
report
.
.
taxes
company
,
,
,
after
The
"Earnings
were
depressed
in
1962,
in part,
because- of
non¬
recurring cost items, particularly those resulting from the sale
t>f subsidiaries/' the jeport stated.* - •.
1
Caspers anticipates increased
volume
in
1963
in
both
litho¬
graphing and warehousing operations. Pointing to the steel in¬
dustry's anticipated
overall 5%
gain
in volume
this
year,
the
'
.
share
a
W.
sales
r
.
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
company
$17,275,925.
.
C-Thru
packages display the articles to be sold and thereby
afford manufacturer product identity.
They are adaptable, among
other things, to wearing apparel and accessories, cosmetics, house¬
has reported that consolidated net sales for the
half year ended Dec. 31, 1962 reached $62,570,000, an all-time rec- 7 hold items* toys -and hardware."
"
'
/ / ' ord for a six-month period.,This volume represents a, 13%. increase
Capitalization giving effect to present financing
over
$55,433,000
reported in the corresponding period in 1961.
Income
before
"
provision for
Federal income taxes (unaudited)•
'■
•
'/
Authorized
' /Outstanding
amounted to $1,896,000 for the period against $2,387,000 reported ••/. Common stock
(one cent par)____
1,000,000 shs.
190,000 shs.
,
on
B.
company
■.
of
1962
shareholders
example,
a
package
for
women's undergarments when opened becomes a printed decorative
hostess apron;[ and a package for casual shoes becomes a traveling *
'
sales
cents
as
Botany Industries, Inc.—Sales Up 13%; Net Down
•
the
1962.
in
cents
•pack;::-.'7:/7'7/7y/
The
by
31,
net
and
to
article
.
metal. ■/
These latest results compare with earnings
the
~
Dec.
pendent lithographer
-
an
as
intended
separate
a
for
company
believes
a
re-usable
utility
additional inducement to buy.
A C-Thru
enhance the value of the manufactured"
It may be designed to be re-used for storage and protection
package
package
1963
ended
7/7
$116,575
reported
were
are
,
.
Caspers Tin Plate Co.—Net Lower; Sales Up—
Earnings, of
transparent,
or
.
in
various
Their
thickness.
heat
multi-colored, plain or fabric textured vinyl. t, They
closed in some cases by folding and in others by
snaps.
->
In an age of product similarity when many brands compete
J£..
will equal or exceed the
1962 level, assuming that present programs and schedules are not
materially changed. The profit margin, however, will be adversely> r
affected by the decline, in 1963, of deliveries of 707 and 720 jet
transports, and by the continued high level of research, develop- •
mental, and other charges relating to the 727 program and the
Model 107 helicopter programs.—V. 196, p. 2580..
cargo
in
produced
are
solid
offset by costs associated with introduction
long-range passenger jet and the 707-320C
program were partially
of the Model 707-320B
are
varied
and
720
and
707
jet
the
to
During
grams
the
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1114)
in
/
1962
and
sales
level.
"The
in
the
United
'77
v.
States
continued
on
a
satisfactory
'77-/ 7/ /'• ,7-
company's
operating profit for 1962 was slightly/1 above
that
for
1961, despite rising costs in labor and material, /This
was
due
to
emphasis on efficiency throughout all of our manu¬
facturing and other operations and to the 3% increase in sales/'
Net
earnings
slightly- lower
after
taxes
because
of
for. 1962,
a
decrease
Mr. -Stranahan
in
added,
non-operating
were
income,
Volume 197
r■■■:
mainly
Number 6247
;y/ ■ J- y
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
//./v'■■??
•:
■s???;?/?
v/.
.
?;?/?
■
decrease in
interest income: and the unfavorable effects
of Canadian currency devaluation and Brazilian exchange conversion.—V. 196, p. 2077.
',<
l\
■ *
\ "
a
,
■
,
Financial Corp.—Appointment—
Charming
v
■
NationaL City
First
,„T
York
the year's
^en appointed New
convertible
registrar tor 618,120
preferred stock and common
stock
of
the
corporation.—V.
growth
197,
_
A
bbanes
The
Of
Saint
cosmetics
Ritz
the
Ritz, Inc.—Acquisition—
it
was
payment plus future royalties.
Plans
of
Charles of the Ritz
the
for
creation
of
S'l"8.
ot^ countiies throughout the
ot
'tad
n
unitea
t
btates.
v.
187,
140.
p.
J.''-'
:'
**
i
operation
had
company
1963
l
1962
•
?$4,J35,221 -,$4,539,649;
.
14,297
8,238
*
,
208,733
101,568
Earnings per common share based on 530,000
outstanding common shares—*$0.02
—V. 197, p. 522.
| -
another new
and that
during the past fiscal
opened
Period Ended Jan. 31—
-Net salesy-i«—
Profit before taxes-—*..*
Netincome
of
up
were-made in
this
area
$0.19
Continental Motors Corp.—Quarterly ReportPeriod Ended Jan. 31—
Net
Sales of $111,211,000 and net income of $1,717,000, equivalent to
cents per common-share, were announced by the company in a
$1'041'000' e,UaI t0 47
.
Federal
and
state
income
•
2,093,116
1,012,373
1,091,437
538,000
taxes___
Interest
14,819
986,859
income
Earnings
share
based
shares outstanding
p. 522.
'per
common
—V.
197,
1962
income,
—
state
and
Minority
Net
•»«•»
**■'share'
1963
$46,652,541 $35,018,020
*
before
taxes
Federal
cents of the earnings reported. Results for the
of fiscal year 1962 have been adjusted from 29 cents to 47 cents
to state that period on a comparable basis.—V. 197, p. 140.
•
sales
Earnings
iAJtTS 1?
first six months
woxld including the
^
the
in
preliminary report for the first six months ended Feb. 1, 1963.
The compatible results for the six months ended Jan. 31, 1962,
v
'v'^
v
*t
the
that
advances
.Chemetron C»n>^-Net Lower; Sales Up—
■
■
The* company-had he*-income }nyT^2 or s^.^^Ta^or $1.56 a'Colonial
,:
made
was
Collins Radio Co.—Sales, Net Higher-*-?*
new
a
^
'■
■
noted
ob&vt"aveot%93los'Soo^
this
stept WWMd
]
were
that sales of key blanks and volume of
locksmith departments showed substantial
progress
Engineering Corp.—Quar¬
-
~
5,r, Si!eEJ'1i
ffial
Continental Aviation &
terly Report—'
year.—V. 194, p. 1804.
77
call
Cole
excellent
the world-wide rights to the name
Paris couturier, for, perfumes and
announced by Richard, Salomon, Charles of the
The
rights were acquired for an initial cash
President.
•
said
leased
7
field of activity through the merchandising of cutlery
^
has acquired
Laurent,\famous
company
Yves
v
...
.
???:??;?:v/"? ;■?!
■
optical departments.
Mr.
,
He
that excellent
and
leased
521-
P-
?!
--My:-
eami^sy^e^wo-and-a-half times.what- they
five years ago.
the company's
J.
.
?■
.
locksmith and optical departments and a manufacturer of gift and
novelty items.
Mr. Cole pointed out that 1962 was the 13th consecutive year
in which the'company's sales have* established new records, arwF,
.
'M..
u***
.
New York, has
shares of 80c cumulative
Bank,
•!?
'';,/?
r"
(1115)
14,651,
459,721
3,300,000
on
Jan.
on
31
Continental Vending Machine
$0.30
$014
Corp.—Stock Trad*
iiig Suspended—
-.-■.v-
The-SEiC>hasi announced
Section
Cor#.* of America—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
19(a)(4)
porarily
the
issuance
of
an-
order
to
pursuant
of
the Securities Exchnage Act of
1934
tem-:
trading in securities of Continental Vending
Westbury, L. I., N. Y., for the ten-day period
suspending
Machine
of
Corp.
March
Oommbirvstock^
Salesstin ^1961 iwere
$143,109,845.
V Haines^aid that, despite'increased-bale^ the corporation's prof.itsideclinecl due-itti !part-t6 competitive-priclngy pressures? andin
V
Domestically, the-picture was brighter, Haines noted. Of the
corppratfonterenins^.xtivtoion# and'^ina-iur^»ubf5idiB»ies,Tyrsi*v; which;
ftccoantrtfat..aboufc/80% •* of''damestifc/Yolumey improved-.sales.and
"
years
of
resolved: in late
was
Industries,
produces
chemicals
-
.
*-
.
-
•
several--
out
grew
of
its
Division,
in
plant under
1961
variety
a
months
construction
disposed
to
the
by
in
of
reduced
was
1959.
former
Girdler
after-tax
An
of
chemicals—V
197 '
*
road; showwinner-of
of
here
of
The
Dec.
totaled
1962
inc.—INCl
that its
$69,399,700,
uown
of
increase
year
based
1,376,672
on
31, ,1962.
This
is
a
shares
of
decrease
for
from
9%-
to $1.51
per
$2,298,750, equal to $1.67 per share adjusted to
outstanding. v - •
John
G. .Bannister, President, stated
that 1962 results include
a* provision for\anticipated loss on. the'"disposal of certain properties in the amount of $300,000, or' 22c per share, after estimated
from
reduction
of
future
income
taxes.
Also
included
and
Chris-Craft's
at
and
%
196,
2176.
p.
foy
unusually
of
until
revenues
the
final
good
from
to
it
one
business
made
producthis fiscal
of
able
service
in
1962,
it
stated
net
and
industrial
indicates
that
were up
increased
customers
sales
to
of
number
Two
Business
Earnings
^y.
commercial
chief
type cusincrease in
,
in
City Products Corp.—-Tender
1
Offer
in
1962
there
was
,
.
.
total
^
^
of
261,913
shares
,
■
,,,,
in
k
^rhf
The
and .the utility estimates
c,„„v
.
.
..
company had 2,786,Q00 shares of common stock outstanding
Dec. 31,
1962. Acceptance of 200,000 shares by the
on
ctrurtinn
will
the
reduce
outstanding
197} p. 816'.'
-
t
t
common
»
r'tarv*
y
^
^
stock
7%
to
The
for
-
f
Appumuiieiiir
.
'
r
^
'&&M-
-
-
!^
''
»
'
.
"
"
'
Empire Trust Co,/ New:1 York;,has- been appointed co-registrar; for:
the common stock of the corporation.-—V. 194, p. 845.
_
i.
w
«
Coastat
.w,
...
_
Caribbean
Oll$
.
_
& ^JVllll&ralS
.4
Ltd.
.
trust
•
listing' and .' registration*' on the 'American Stock""
Exchange," because the company does- not meet, the standards of ;
Excnange1 for cohtinued listing in respect to earnings.—V. 196,
Cole National
Corp.—^Record
■
..
.
•
Sales,
.
Net—
v
-
Sales
,
an
the
of
preceding
about
13%
and
earnings of-1 approximately $950,000
the $844,000 total for•*the previous year. >
year
over
-
.
_
oL $1.7,000;000; for-.the year Just ended- represented- ,
approximately 20%? over the $14,484,361 total for /
excess'
increase
,
,
'
Earnings
year-end,
-
per
were
when-final
share,
at
least
figures
are-
based
$1.25
on
755,808
and; may
completed.
shases
'
..
r-
./.i?
at
r';
w
higher
$117,865,598
1967
and,
figures
devaluation of
for
share in 1961
the
to
level."
1961
affected earnings in both
the Canadian dollar equal
and nine
cents
share for
per
will
firm
which
- -
„
The/ .Cleveland-disced -firm
blank
■r
%'
-keys ?»nd .key butting equipment
■;
•,
•■>■./<
a
handle
1
•
*
Industries
Aluminum
Corp;—Shows Profit
prellminary-tigUres'?on results
that
past fiscal year which ended Jan. 31, 1963 showed
million,
$10.1
to
expected
are
up
from
equal
$9.2
and
million
may
with,
a
exceed
year
10
that sales
Net earn¬
share, as
ago.
cents
a
year
a
loss
ago
of
cents
23
a
share.
There
are
shares
which
from
"But
all
products
Hirsch states,
company,
addition,"
in
Mr.
fabricated.
are
"the
-
flexibility
of
the
process opens doors to new markets.
We already are in. production
on
aluminum coil which, after multicoating in our plant in a wide
range
of
move
represents
colors,
aluminum
in
will
we
Crown
coil
market to awning manufacturers."
This
Aluminum's first entry into the market
196, p. 2580.
form.—V.
'
Curtiss-Wright
Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
advances in technology
Roland Berner, Chair¬
in earnings and sales find
the past year were reported by T.
Improvements
during
man
and President.
/
;
r«noAiiiio w
v/f,„.ai
c
m
earnings
over
Forrtitiae
for 1962
were
—
$28,422,-
ln-iQfii
~
-
^
.
significant
standing rate"'cases affecting both the cost of gas purchased and
is permitted- to sell gas.- An
important result, of these_settlem.ents was - to increase earningsin
I962 and prior years.
The chairman said, however, that carnings are'stiir/considerably-beloW thetr proper level, because of the-
unsatisfactory' rate situation in the company^'-northeastern Ohio
-Negotiation# with officials of Cleveland and? other cities,-'
first rfSpoftted:
44go,/did nbt. re8ult- in. aftreement on gas;
•
--
was
Dallas
-
attributed
products
by Mr. Berner- to "additional orders for
and contracts for the: production and develop-
products/.and. for, research projects«.WVi 193,- p. 1335»,
new
Airm^tive, Inc.—Annual Report—
Year Ended Feb. 28—
Skies iJ
Working
Current
—*
—V.
r
:*—*-*—**-**.—i-*^*****
J*_********—:—
1961'
$10,210,690
619,880
$8,150,472
418,147
$0.95
—
.
*
*
:
.
1.28
;
' 3,748,128 '; 1,550,738.
5,780,500
3,756,356
*
*
611,012 J
1
2.74
**/**__*._
equity
$0.64
2,250;705
capital; «*****_^—*J—*****_*-—
ratia
Stockholders?
Total
1962
i
^****
Net. income
Per-share
the. most
.development--of' the year w^s thft^settlement- of/a, number of long-;-
•
1961
traditional
ment of
assets :_*^****r_*******-****—i***_-
196, p. 1345.
^
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•"--Milton-
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u
^ 1
f
\
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<-14
^
7,'
id"
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,
J
Records, Incir-rNet Sets. New High—
R.
Rackmil^, President,- has
^
/
that., consolidated;
net income for 1962: was the. highest in. the company's history, and.
that.further progress Is anticipated in 1963.
•
?
-: "?-4'
?- *• Consolidated - income
for
the- "yearr; 1962; x including-its
sub-*
Sidiary Universal Pictures Co., Inc.T'amounted to $5,615?281,-equal
!'} •?:sf ■ •'
;.%?:? •
?./ /".>■ />'? ?'?
reported,
.
-i
1962.
install
will
outstanding.
released tu. commercial
for
-vOnSOliflilteu- JVatUtat- AiaS -^JtfamiBgS xiigher
/earnings//nmrket,"
per- share of Sl-.Il for the preceding yeaf. -based. on 759;708-. -Shares
outstanding as..of Dec. 31, 1961
• "
1
.
.
:
close
$2,053,257, Crouse-Hinds earned
$2.09 for income of $2,101,311
devaluation
charges
coriipany /has; reported
needs
werea'"*.?1*® P"oes at which the company
routstanding
prove-t«*. be slightly
This compares with
of
against
the
in 19W.
; v
JamesComorf or a/Chair man.statedthat
•
in
dollar
profits
income
will
figures vindicate- record sales andearningsforthei^^troinst
nno
fiscal /year -ended :Dec; 31, 1963, ' Joseph E. Cole,- President,' an^'
.,bBwnst»$3b4v95y,000
'nouncedr--
annual
net
compared
'
-a ahare> Sales* &£-gaa; totaled «04,256,000 MCF in. 1962, an- increase
of 6% over the prior year.
Gas-salea revenues were $386,298,000,
,
Preliminary
Co.—Sales, Net Lower-—
operation on Feb, l a contin-«
uous casting. process which had
been under company development
for two years, Crown Aluminum now is practically self-sufficient,
according to Louis Hirsch^ President; in the matter of its coil
000 or $5.14 a share.
Because of recent rate case settlements,«the
1961 earnings*have-*bee»'-restated$28,241,000 or $3.12 a share.
The;1961-earnings ;were originally reported-as $25,817^000 or $2.85
111.
.
co-
197.
Curtiss-Wright sales for 1962 amounted to $228,726,236, up from
3%
investment credit enacted* by Congress
$203,487,992 in 1961.
Net income for 1962 amounted to $9,880,848
accelerate • the
company's
replacement
and
after: taxes, or $1.13 per common share after, payment of dividends
-•helping i to reduce " the-; cost of new
of $2 per share on class A stock.
This compares with earnings
therefore, tending to justify earlier replacement of—
of $5,970,561; or 62 cents per common share in 1961.
An
increase- in
the. Curtiss-Wright backlog
V. 196, p. 2077.
of more than 20%
said
The^company'has reported that
the
p.
.Ward
October
old eQuipment.
cer-
Caribbean^Oils'-Were;
removed' from
appointed
corporation.—V.
modernization" 'program'- by
facilities
voting
thrauch
Y. S. E. Listing—
-
Mr,
last
_
--^-Stock
Delisted—
Effective'March 12, With SEC' permission, the
tificates for common: capital" stock' of* Coastal
/ •"
1963
President,
new
a
Bank^fevsr Ybrk; has been
in 1962,
Mr. Sloan said.
Having
it witL spend $640,000.000.for new convears
name
as
stated
company
Stock
783,871
-
to be
public
financing,
Fuhds would come from cash on hand at the end of
1962, rplus- ^sash.vfe.be providedtduring the period.-from depreciation
-accruals, deferred?income taxes,'earnings not distributed in cash
- and 'other sources,
including the new- Investment tax credit,
.
'?
s
1
five
were
to
the
re¬
and
v*
City
cents per
the
ings
Barring unforeseen- developments, the company expects
able to-finance the five-year construction program without
2,586,000' shares.
-
.
v
-
the
1952
plan
for
had
Danziger
manager
common
York
share
with
four
totaled
struction during- the. live years 1964 tnrougn roe /,
company
~V.
durinc
In
the
1963
New
attain
to
us
per
Crown
the
.
new'comtructldo:
Directors
Roth
general
For Year—
space
ei -lor
spokesman
A
Harold
William
.
•
.
6,
that
and
remains
The new Crouse-Hinds unit will be housed in a 8.000-square-foot
building, adjacent to Crouse-Hinds machining building, Construction
is scheduled for-Fall completion.
In
Canada, Crouse-Hinds.-this year will put into operation a
new
iron and aluminum foundry currently under construction at
its Toronto, facility.
"We are also planning carefully for the .use of more sophisticated
data-processing .equipment throughout the organization," Mr,. Sloan
?Stated.'i "This/is; theff mechanicaltslde of our; planning;. ancL controif
function?, to which?, we-have/devoted special attention in 1962 as
well."—V. 197, p. 714,
.
,
of
.
by- stockholders
Roth
agent for the common stock of the
..1
'* *'■>,
1961,
to
"totakel&etricJ' trend which? was> helped~'by the<adoptton last March
Acceptances
,
tendered
were
President,
Mr.
1,680-unitr loads of castings at one time.
lower - tai-efrofcej, promote^ electric cooking, > water heating and
heating.,He said. that, approximately 6,000 customers were
response to tho company's Feb; 15 Offer to purchase up to 200,000
heating-their premises entirefy-suith cloctricity at the year end.
shares-at -$31-325 per share.- ThA offer, expired..onv March 8.
?; ; Commoiwealth'si l962rVpti)visions—for^Federah state? and local
The company, stated thatiit wiU.accept-200,000 shares or 76.36%r
taxes-were $142,851^11-an increase of $3,503,680 over 1961.
The
hfvV;all-:.;shafes»
tfendered-|.accordancek^with 'thck invitation for
|»tal^amounting?^t^27r;eents^irf?^eh^ev«ntuev dollar, was equal
tendeE-apportionment:~will be » made t>n a pro1 rata basis,
to. $3,53 per sharr of common stock and exceeded-the company's
Certificates representing- shares not accepted:; aadv payrhent for?
1962 payroll by-^35 700 000; *
' "*
.
A
reported
was
In Syracuse,
Mr. Sloan announced that the
pigeon-hole automatic casting storage system
of
informed
Accordingly,
necessary in
which
Canadian
$0.06
acceleration
an
avail¬
not
an
securities.
974.
p.
consolidated
.
that
is
make
may
Continental's
J.
Sloan, President, has reported that 1962 net sales
$38,463,399, nearly equal to 1961's $38,980,654. He pointed
that "third and fourth quarter earnings - improved sharply^
years
-
said
it
and
of
195,
Nations!
enabling
51,580
$0.11
of
however.
Crouse-Hinds
'
Ward
information
investors
finan¬
collec¬
have not been
Robert
.
Mr.
the
the
to
affiliate,
^
$1,597,408
89 069
the
on
stock of
the
company
began
Exchange.
Listed were 4,706,956
3,902,454 shares are
outstanding among
some
stockholders. The ticker- symbol is CDA.
1Q12;
>
.
respect
particularly
an
Appointment—
Ltd.—
$3,^73
-
1963,
the
of
First
mature-nf the suits/'^ thei termsr of; wmompaiiy -had'increased -Sales;and.earnings^1962, J, Harris
of, a hearing on it to be* held on*
Ward, Chairman knd^Presldenh said- in the utlR^s annual? report?
Net income^ in 1962~ Was $88,47©,223; equal after allowance-for
-In this notice it is stated that since the?suits were
begun, plainpreferred ; dividend to $2.16 a share on the common stock. Thie
tiffs', attorneys Jhaver 'made. more* extensive investigation; of
the •
compares *with $82,663,694v;and1 $2.01 a sharein 1961.
facts and .circumstances tharr' was' pos&iblef earlier;
;thati, company:
Operating^ revenues ^in '1962 totaied $52o, 156,122 against $492,recor^ ,naver:bee2Xi;raade?mvBiiahle"to;them;;?that they'have: taken^242.032 in-,1961^"" < 'depositkms -of manyjpresent:or iknmer" ehTysier'-bfficers and em''Our improved'-earning^ in. ;L962,'J'^said. Mr. Ward,' "resulted
ployees and hav^. been able tp appraise the possible outcome of the :4 chtefly froms greater - sales, • increased operating
efficiency, close
Suits. .' :-r
«
^ ;
i
-,.c<mtrol of ^xp«sfies^amtl;v-the' redemption'
twff»;pifeferred stocksAs
regards the individual defendants generally, • the plaintiffs'
- issues.
We believe1 that our business in 1963 will show increases 1
attorneys, have-concluded that* they have no evidence to- support the f, ':«ver- i1962 in kilowatt-^honr ; sales;
revenues
and per share earncharges of personal: iaterest -and* personal profits on the. part of the
ings." '
defendants^.:
Kilowatt-hour-salea.-in. 1962. passed the. 25 billion mark and
.As.regawisf.;the^harge5 .of;.inismanageinent;'^plaintiffs4.^attorneys
werev;8v7% v-highqii^hanf^€norease&^ were/noted in all
state; that these lie prhnarily. in the area of business^judgment:
.; major .'..customer
classes, including residential, ,6.4.%; small comThey; reTOgniae.:.-thair'> there^i^; n<y ■ ev^denc#- that tfae^dertsiontf; made ;.m-^rmercial ..and..;;ihdustria'1^8.3 %; ;and;f;htrge;;celmmercial and Indus-*
^were- other ithan dn-exercise of business judgment.—V. 197, p.1012.
trial. .9.3% .
t.
which
President.
Board
transfer
were
(Canada)
11,
on
18,000
1963.
.
with
to
Thus,
company.
of
worth
Chairman
March
shares
the- proposed-.settlement"/- and
13,
the
advances
or
Control Data Corp.—N.
On
trading
Commtmweatth Edisoo Co—Net Higher—
ot
facts
including
company,
basis
the
Vice
the
On
_
'■
*
-
by
shortly.—V.
2276
p
the
executive,
that
617.
p.
per
iqg
issues
-
Officials Resignas
Executive
10.9%
out
Machines
gpffocl Endei1 Dec-31~
earnings
of
the
March
on
Chry^er"imonning,'thetof!of iihe
May
public
upon
signed
11.6%
reported at $3.01 per
shares, amount to $3.42 pei*
common
adjustment of depreciation rates.—V. 197,
Net
both
of trading in the securities was deemed
interest and for the protection of investors.
which had been
earnings,
same
trading in
-
suspension
the public
revenue gains
in the Annual
Residential sales of electricity
commercial
the
to
•
of
for payment of future Federal income taxes,
on
-
evaluation
of
Analysis
condition
tibility of certain, loans
both
these
portion
and
-.
that, certain material
appears
cial
"DIA-
$2.04
stockholders
an
as
Six Months' Report—
Suit Settled-
sent
ARABIA,"
and
2580.
..Commodore
by
'
approval of .a- proposed ysettlement;and ^dismissal
.
1961.
share
an
Attorneys for certain stockholders, including Sol A. Dann, who in
the last several years have brought derivative suits .against directors -and ufficers of 'Chryjslerf Jhave 'applied to the Chancery- Court
inv Delaware
doing
OF
emerge
"BARABBAS"
adjusted for the change in accounting method.
J
Offsetting a1 substantial part of the "flow through" of tax savings
from decelerated depreciation in l§62 was an increase in depreciation charges equal to 26 cents per common share attributable to
plants
affected
-
Chrysler Corp—Stockholder
time.
-
is
the
company,
the due date was extended to Feb. 28, 1963, the
report; has-Znot yet^ been; filetf^ and/ a: request: for further exten-;
sion has been denied by the Commission.
Upon the basis of an investigation conducted by the Commission,
highly successful
far,
"LAWRENCE
nominations, could
all
impact
reflected
its
Vending
engaged in the manufacture, sale and
servicing of vending machines. Its Form 10-K report for the fiscal
/year -ended Sep1k/30v; 1962/; was -due Jam,; 28}« 1963'.vOn a requests of
share '-when
motor
in carpet foam rubber business adversely
-Bannister said the major strikes were settled
earnings.
mid-1962.—-V.
-
boat
reduction
a
1962
strikes
to
'The? 1961
;
are
.
said
of
were
the
and
be
p.
classifications
reserve
non-recurring gains from the sale of properties which contributed
67c per share.
This compares with 29c per share for the net of
non-recurring gains and losses for 1961 based on shares presently
outstanding.
1
'>
f
Bannister
Continental
About 46 cents per share of
this amount resulted from a change in accounting procedures where¬
by Federal income tax savings resulting from use of "accelerated
depreciation" now "flow through" to net earnings. Previously, the
company
had "normalized" these savings by placing them in a
earnings
the shares
of
over-thercounter. market.
2,800,000 common shares outstanding.
on
net
1961
presently
benefit
thus-
Award
of
trading
Washington Stock Exchange,
tomers increased approximately 13%, about double the
the preceding year. Sales to industrial type customers also increased
significantly in contrast to a small decrease a year earlier,
Net earnings for 1962 were equal to $3.54 per share on the
Federal
capital stock outstanding
of
not
196,
sales
over
,
share
abroad,
would
all
and
ended
$1,803,769, or
over 1961 revenues of $67,595,931.
:
>
Consolidated net earnings for 1962 after provision
income taxes of $1,400,000, totaled $2,084,893, equal
Dec.
■
said,
he
Report just released.
y /©—
for the
revenues
an
Academy
basis
The company has recorded encouraging sales and
Down
*
forward,
carry
the
on
on the American Stock
Exchange, where trad^suspended, by action of the Exchange on Feb. 27, 1963, to
in. the Continental common on the Philadelphia-Baltimore-
ing was
•
...
44,
p
Inn
inausuies,
has reported
company
31,
2.6%
Tnriii«ti<ip<s
debentures due -1976
•"
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.—Net Up—
dioxide
in
f)hri<s-.fVaft
<^nris-C,rait
that
engagements
ten
HEAD,"
year.—V.
con-
tax-loss
a
stated
box-office champions
and
tions
burden
said. '
in
the
MOND
Con-
loss
$500,000 in
benefited' from
Mr,: Schneider
-
lease-and-optlon - arrangement
a
1962, and this
oh Chemetron
profits has now been eliminated, Haines,
The corporation registered sales and profitability gains
sumable products, particularly welding electrodes, carbon
and
•
,
for
the acquisition by Chemetron
stock of Northern ;Chemical
1962" with
of. the:? common
Searsport
struction
$725,000
—v.
■
'
earnings of $1,890,000 and net, earnings of $1,637,000- or 980
per-share j foi? the -corresponding period of the previous' year.;
•
The^eolnpanyt-reported' that.current earnings ;were>reduced by a
provision tf or- fuftt Ffcderal / taxes Awhile the previous year's six
Inc.
completing half ownership of thati firm, which
ammonia,
sulphuric
acid,
superphosphates and other
at
Searsport, Maine.
Since 1958, Chemetron has op-
the
which
t ^.
•whiclt hasf-taxedv Chemetron's ^earnings
163,200 - shares
erated
>-'•
over196-1.v
A ^situation
'? ^
ri«„»
A. Schneider, President,"has reported: gross earnings; of $1,767,000
for the six months ended Dec. 30, 1962, with net
earnings, after
taxes, of $817,000 or 46c per share.
This compares with gross
•
.
earnings
riUu»Au
>V COlu»lbia:-Fictlires Corp^-Net Lower~^
to losses -taken in' exchanghigt cutTencies' earn^d .hy foreign
subsidiaries.
■ v
* ''•<
*
"
•'
'
'??'
part
8 to 17,
1963, inclusive. The suspension applies to trading
Continental's common stock and its 6% convertible subordinated
in
-??':• rv vl?'.""
..
,.
8
$3.68
share
on
the
per
1962.
31
year
For
albums.
and
records
Net
Net
'
//
before
,.
company's
for
tomers
kilowatthour
;
electricity.
Unlike most commodities and services,
of electricity costs our customers the same today as
1949/'and in
a.little less.''—V.197, p. ,916,.
jsoma cases
1
,
v
,
,v''
•'
,
si—
;
*
^
f
'
-
V
..
Vj
t
.—
38,534,000
20,658,000
Net
196,
charges---
operating
profit
—V.
'
all
after
;/
■
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,
>
.
Net
first
Inc.
Bros.,
Brooklyn,
of
237.
previous year.
$34,015,799 in
1,947,526 against 1,650,812 in the
amounted to $40,565,082, up from
-
Profit
before
After
equal
for 'taxes,
provision
to
62c
share
per
income
net
-
for
1961,
fcl5,130
1962"
$378,935,
outstanding.
share on
capacity
than
before,." "Prospects
ever
higher ^operating, i rate ' in 1963
for
Dunham-Bush, Inc.
—
Return
financial
$ Total
cash. -flOw^. which
amortization,
$3.50
shares
other
and
share
per
against
"of
of "all
non-cash
564,956
on
flow
cash
the most ^significant
according to the annual-
Jr., President,
consists
shares
earhings,depreciaffbn,
charges,
was
outstanding at
$1,675,247,
or' $2.87
outstanding^ at' the end of
for
$1,977,079,
the
end
each
of
'
1961.
of
or
$364,577,
as
or
74
of
that
65
or
cents
in
1961,
197,
p.
the
most
in
Pont
In
the
in
history
160-year
the
.
for
of
year
the
.
million.
The
'
•
1962
continued
by
'price-cost
in
of
the
Copeland
the
23
1962 "one
annual-
on
of
<
.
<-
of
shares
the
.«
.
-
•
of $2,407 million were 10%
over
Earnings after taxes from Du Pont
$6.73
or
$5.72
or
came
the
common
the
in
common
1961.
.
$350
to
stock,
as
climbed
Copeland
to
Despite
$9.60
pointed
per
out
company's
this,
the
share
that
Corp.,"
sales
General
of
$2,19i
mil¬
were
$310
million,
with
$263
million
Motors
dividends
total
after-tax
$8.88
dividends
in
of
earnings
of
1961.
$7.50
paid on
and that, in ad¬
equaled the record high paid in 1961
dividends paid by General Motors on the distributed shares
equivalent of $l per share of Du Pont common.
He re¬
iterated
that
divestiture of the General Motors stock
must
be
tributed
to
by
-
Feb.
all
of
holders
28, 1965, and it is contemplated that all or
the 40 million shares remaining will be dis¬
of
Du
Pont
common.—V.
196,
p.
2481.
in
1962,
from $1.23 in
up
$116,762,000,
the pre¬
of 6%
an improvement
$110,086,000.
"The trend in
sales and
our
earn¬
but profit margins
con¬
••><
..
industries
the
which
in
pressure
labor
V.
the company is
engaged, and upon relief
resulting from the constant increase
compensating increase in prices.—
profits
on
facilities and those
our
196, p. 639.
and
other
costs
without
Fidelity General Insurance Co.—Net Lower—
The
company
Dec.
year ended
President
''The
had gross premium writings of $4,773,261 for the
31, 1962. it was announced by Gilbert S. Goodman,
Chicago-based multiple line insurance company.
show an increase of 53%
over
the 1961 figures,"
of' the
writings
ho said in his report to the shareholders.-.
*
>
"This is the third consecutive year in which annual
premium
writings increased by 50% or more," said Goodman adding that the
also
showed
ratio
Fidelity's
;
$5,961,019,
30%,
a
increase
high for the company.
new
a
claim
and
.
reached
previous year and
reserves
an
impressive average combined
past four years of 94.64%.
for the
assets
the
over
Unearned premium
were
up 35%; over 1961 at $1,898,127.
after-tax earnings of $131,649, or
Adjusted
13c per share on
1,011,460 shares outstanding, were lower than 19Gl's adjusted earn¬
ings of $155,050 or 16c per share on 996,560 shares oustanding.
However, reserve for loss and loss expense increased by 60c to
$2,260,550 as compared with $1,414,776 in 1961.—V. 196, p. 428/
(Republic of)
Finland
Bonds
—
Offered
A
—
bond
issue of
$12,500,000 Republic of Finland 6% external
loan bonds was offered publicly March 12 by a
group
of 16 underwriters managed
jointly by Harrimah
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc.; Lazard
Freres & Co., and Smith, Barney & Co.
Inc., New
York.
The bonds, due March 15,
1973, were priced
at 98% % to yield 6.17%.
This was thie first offering of Republic of Finland
bonds in the United States since 1934. The
Republic
will make application to
York Stock Exchange.
list the bonds
the
on
New
A \:
,
REDEMPTION FEATURES—The bonds will not be redeemable
except thorugh operation of the sinking fund. It is provided that
semi-annual
sinking
fund
payments
commencing
in
September.
1966, together with a payment of $930,000 in
March, 1973, will
retire
the
entire
issue
by
maturity.
.;
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of the bonds,
Verting the U. S. dollars received" into Finnish
in
on,
in
con-
the
bonds
Republic,
are
and
direct,
the
unconditional
full
faith
pledged for their payment.;
Nordic
countries
Gulf
of
east
by
and
general
credit
of
60,000
lakes
approximately
southern
birch,
64.4%
of
the
Finland
total
in
are
land
and
of
of
the
on
west
by
Sweden
be
the
and
84,000.
territory
the
inland: waters,
total
area,
the
which, account
principally
are
located
country. Forests, largely of pine,
country.
under
other
its
the
about
European
any
and
9%
half
cover
of
total
bounded
the easternmost of
has an
area
of
130,000 square miles as com¬
Norway, 116,000 for Italy;and 95,000 for
Kingdom
and
for
Western
Germany.
Approximately
of its total area "lies north of the Arctic
(Circle.
Finland's
and
will
125,000.for
one-fourth
in the
is
the
of
Republic
Finland
with
United
for
and
obligations
the
;
Bothnia, on the north by Norway, on the east and south¬
the Soviet Union and
on
the
south
by
the Gulf
of
Finland.
pared
of
Finland,
The
south,
of
about
highest
percentage
agricultural
areas
of
them
along
represents
spruce
constituting
the
principal
most
cultivation
miles
square
the
about
belt,
coastal
9%
of
Finland's
area.
Finland has
that
as
after
currency, : will be
capital revenues of the Republic and used to cover
part contemplated capital expenditures during
1963. Interest
and principal of, the bonds will be
payable in U. S. currency.
included
city,
of
has
ulation
is
population of
a
Denmark.
35
4.5
Helsinki,
population
a
persons
of
million,
approximately the same,
the
capital and Finland's largest
The density of -Finland's pop„mile, making it one of the least
477,000.
per
square
densely
tion
populated countries in Europe. About 60%
of the popula¬
located outside metropolitan areas, but the trend in recent
has
been
away
from
the
country
and agriculture
to
the
is
years
cities
and
their
as
More
industry. Over 92%
language, with
of
mother
than
92%
established
of
church;
the
-
the
the
people
inhabitants
remainder
speak
Finnish
speaking
Lutherans
are
and
Swedish.
belong
to
the
'
t
UNDERWRITERS—The underwriters-named below have sever¬
ally agreed to purchase from the Republic the respective
principal
amounts
terms
of
and
bonds
of
the
conditions
Republic
set forth below,
purchase agreement.
the
of
subject
to
the
after
taxes
pre-tax loss of $1,527,045
sales of $86,348,594.—V.
reported* a
of
$767,045
on
*
"The
Strichman,. Chairman
drastic
"Such
a
loss
to
and "Pre
sales
charges
has
lose
operations
on
of
Record
at
rate
a
equiv¬
now
been
totaling. about
sweeping
a
million
y*';'f.v';-^
reflect
re-evalua¬
a
$144,290,145.—V.
196,
2177.
p.
Hallgarten
Smith,
Barney
&
1,440
655
,
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc.
Arnhold
&
S.
Co.
Inc.
Bleichroeder,
275
&
Inc.___
Co.,
Dillon. Read & Co.,
—V.
197,
Boston
500
655
Corp._.._:
500
American Corp.
White, Weld & Co
Wood, Gundy & Co., Inc.
815
815
Co.
Swiss
655
Inc.__
■'
Corp
&
Lee Higginson
Inc.
Elyth
first
' 215
655
500
909.
p.
gains
in
consolidated
the
1,267,875
The
3,
earnings,
loan
volume
savings
and
shares
of
common
outstanding
stock
reflect
a
outstanding
5%
stock
Dec. 31,
distribution on
at
quarter
$565,849,
Volume
earnings
or
45c
a
amounted
share
for
to
the
$829,824,
like
or
quarter
65c
a
of
share,
loans
originated in
1962
by State Mutual Savings
Association, Far West's principal operating subsidiary,
a
54%
increase
over
the
$36,148,000
in
1961.
State
Mutual's
loan
portfolio at
year
end
totaled
$124,941,146
up from $98,391,240 at Dec. 31, 1961. a 27%
gain during the year.
Loan
was
$55,806,000,
portfolio yield
was
earlier.—V. 196, p. 1768.
average
6.59%
the
fiscal
compared
with
?
6.55%
a
sales
record
which
year,
Jr.,
arid
ended
earnings for
31, 1963.
for
ings
the
period
quarter
common
stock
has
compared
been
S.
C. Firestone,:
establish
will
improve.
an
made
;
He
said
record
tires
new
increase
industry
this
and
this
products
in
the
196,
p.
-
,
of
that
the
company
that
and
year,
profits
developments,
and
Gross
shipments
year.—V.
-
-
confidence
record
.
year.
year.
expressed
sales
cents
52
last
domestic
last
Jr.,
another
expected
in
for
$14,600,000
1962.
in
per
share of
Provision of $14,foreign taxes on income,
to
and
year
$286,509,558
6.2%. Earn¬
$14,534,412
against
amounted
this
Firestone,
will
with
earnings
both
with
Harvey
$14,559,630
were
the,-
Jan.
.
Chairman, and Raymond
President,
reported
sales
of
$304,156,823,
up
from
during the first quarter of last year, an increase of
coupled
National
Product, should
passenger
car,
truck and
2673.
,
'
1
/V
Fischer & Porter Co.—Net Lower—
This
international
control
process
40-week
period
manufacturer
systems,
ending
has
Feb.
duction
costs
United
down
share
According
April
per
28,
to
of
in
from
be
are
were
share
$20,108,000.—V.
in
present
to
196,
of
the
the
profit
fiscal
last
2581.
end
intro¬
in
the
of
after
•
.
per
the
third
taxes
was
class
A
$1.08.
estimates
1963
than
Net
product
1963.
subsidiaries
profit
to
increase
p.
new
fiscal
at
Net
1962,
compared
for
heavy
and
municipal
shipments in the
at $16,409,Profit per common
record
period.
half
1962.
lower
expected
net
new
$16,409,702
in
company,
a
consolidated
and
cents
slightly
1962
first
Industrial
that
set
reflecting
$530,036
89
the
like
company
Canada
was
1963,
the
$15,194,266
common
may
shipments
record
the
and
against
common
net
of
States
$452,060
profit
incurred
of
reported
3.
702—up about 8% over the
share, however, was lower
quarter
1961.
of
and
of
S. Firestone,
Shipments
1962.
Fourth
against
shares
his announced
company
quarter
Harvey
result
the
1962
year,
John S. Griffith, President, announced.
savings and loan holding company had consolidated earnings
appropriations
to
general
reserves
of $3,596,262,
a
53%
increase over 1961 pro forma earnings of $2,347,938.
These totals
were equal
to $2.84 a share and. $1.85 a share, respectively, based
year
Corp.
1,440
Co._^—
Up 53%—
/ The
The
Securities
First
&
500,000
initiated.
$22
reorganization
before
Dec.
Dominion
1,440
Freres
tractor
1962.
$1,449
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc_^__
Lazard
First
has made
declared.
Far West Financial Corp.—Net
on
& Co.
—
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.—Record
Sales, Net—
tion of the company's facilities and. equipment, inventories and loss
product lines."
5
■
win 1961 the company reported a consolidated net loss of $85,583
-
Amount
(000's Omitted)
Dominlck v& Dominick ..J_ • 500
Ripley
Inc.
The
announced'
has
year.
pattern
Strichman
program
"Special
on
Amount
y
Harriman
2177.
Imperative," Mr.
; *.
Mr.
the
substantially
loss
Morse
marked
1961
sources
common
completed
p.
,
from
the
a-net
invest¬
dition,
were
Fairbanks
of
,
share, against $3.16 in 1961, the decline resulting
distribution of General Motors stock to Du Pont
.stockholders.
1961
subsidiary
loss
company
was
continuing
alent to $3.5 million per
-
Motors
compared
Earnings from
0wned;
Inc.-rr-Stiows Loss for Year
.
;
$400 %
per
July
Pont
Mr.
of
share
a
to $2.87
from
Du
share
a
.
the
General
'Sales
lion.
,.
of
I
,
that on
the basis
of preliminary
figures, that the company ex¬
perienced
a
consolidated net loss
of
approximately $4.8 million
on sales of some $150 million
during 1962,;
* He
further
reported
that
1963
results
to
date
indicate
the
"especially notable in view of the
industry and the loss of income
million
stock
range
.
was
squeeze'
some
common
said.
in
"
accomplishment
divestment
ment
being
now
,
Fairbanks:Whitney Corp.—Net Down Sharply—
was
expenditures
In
;
pretax
a
George, A.
companv,"
said
in
his
first
than 230,00-0 stockholders.
%?
85
and
of
year
increase
1963
4
end-
"heightened activity throughout the company," the
felt by "practically
all" of its product lines.:
Volume was up, the price index was down.
Construction expendi¬
tures for plants and laboratories went up to a new
high of $245
million, a record expected to be surpassed in 1963, the estimate
a
sales
.
of Fairbanks Whitney Corp: ' has'
approximately $4.2 million on sales of
$88.8 million. Provision for recovery of Federal and foreign income
taxes of $1.4 million .-reduced the loss to. $2.8 million. The $22 :
million i;of. special - eharges - for: Fairbanks • 'Whitney .had
special
charges of $10.5 million incorporated for Fairbanks Morse.
$431,929,
at
President,
more
This
■
reflected
were
-Fairbanks Morse & Co.,
(Inc.)-—Record
sales-and earnings, inade the
Copeland,
report to the company's
i
been
shares .outstanding
Co.
*
against
,
196,
584.400
;the
.
reported
1
liighs
successful
du
have
the
from
year
sub¬
a
'
,
Net
-
522.
Sales, Net—
©f
would
chi Pont de Nemours. &
.New record
Lammot
earnings
A
on
on
in
22%;
(000's Omitted)
".-A
*
cents per share. The 1961 earnings
share-on
per
year.—V.
:(E.T.)
.
dividend.
share
a
share on
1,684,000 shares outstanding at Dec. 31, 1962,
against
$6,077,000, or $3.59 per share on 1,692,589 shares outstanding at
the end of 1961.—V. 197, p. 715:
' '•
•
.
1962",'
$584,400
Earnings-for the company were ,$211,586,< w 37 cents per share
-.564,956 shares outstanding at the end .of the year. Reported;
as
stock
,
on
basis
cents
68
offsetting severe . competitive pricing1 situations Jin some of ,the
/ "company's jnarketsi'Mr. Dwyer said/, v,
?
_> Consolidated
net
sales for the ^year, ended Dec. ,31,, 1962,
amounted
to
$152,803,000, up from $148,064,000 in the previous
year. .-Net profit,- after, taxes
was ,-$6,840,000
equal to 4.06 per
*
same
to
equal
: in
Revenue Service.
the
nuclear
the
-.
I" Mr. Frida^ pointed out. that;'' while cash flow increased, net
earnings were reduced
principally
as
the result of
a
company
decision to take advantage of higher depreciation and investment
credits allowed under new "guide lines" prepared
by the Internal
on
Rover,
the
international
field,
and
continuation
of
plant improvement
and ; costcontrol .programs. These programs ' assisted: appreciably
was
picture,
of
in
the
- .
$1,013,035,
-
<prdfit increased,'12% over - that iuv 1961,' while sales A rose:
3% v,to reach the highest jevel in .the. company's history.- Edward,
..J.,: Dwyer,"President,' announced; *
'
*.
"
,
,s
Contributing to'the improved results were new products Intro¬
duced during the
year,
better marketing, broadened activities in
Duquesne Brewing1 Co.—Net Lower—
year's
Project
and
.
Electric Storage'Battery Co.—Net Up 12%; Sales 3%;
'
:
.
the
'"
were
the
v
sold privately .through- Fusz^-Schmelzle & do.,
Inc., St. Louis.—V. 197, p; 916; V !
\ '
of
testing
;
$18,911,559
volume represented service
for Government agencies under
Atomic Energy Commission. These
the
by
against
this
average invested capital in
1962 was 27.8'%
1961., v':
Mr. GermeshaUsen states that, assuming a diminution in weapons
test
activities
and
larger sales in other areas, total 1963 sales
should be in tlje neighborhood of 1962's.—V. 196, p. 638.
<
14.6%
Notes Sold Privately— On
report released by John A. Friday,
100%
sequent
been
segment
$38,017,403,
were
weapons
were
totaled
DESCRIPTION OF COUNTRY—Finland is
common shares outstanding on Dec. 30, 1962.
earlier, net earnings were $421,852, or -29 cents a share
1,477,280 common- shares then outstanding, adjusted for
8, 1963, it was reported that $7,500,000- of tliis
firm's 5% % sinking fund notes due Sept. 1,; 1980,, had
;r;A sharp rise in' cash flow' during 1962
to
amounted
6n' 1,485,980
Feb.
:«:
nuclear
engine program.
Net earnings for 1962
1767.
p.
1962
administered
programs
included
achieving an even
he stated.—V. " 196;
excellent,"
are
-.
in
rocket
During 1962, Drewrys production facilities were consolidated and
modernized, Mr. Stotter said, and the company's four plants, in
Smith Bend,
Indiana; -Chicago, Illinois; Brooklyn, New York and
Willimansett, Massachusetts, are now running at a higher rate of
total
sales
$1.50
were
which
acceleration in demand, greater utilization of
.
year before. About two-thirds of
and test instrumentation systems
$2.00 per
or
'
Up
"Majtr future improvement in earnings depends upon continued
The
1
Total
$2»-
was
shares
615,130 -common
on
the company earned $1,232,522,
common shares outstanding,,
During
nounced.
against
1962
Sales and earnings more than doubled in 1962 In the, company's
)je$t .showing to date, Kenneth. J. Germeshausen, President, an¬
sales
1961.
'$1,004,935,
for taxes < was
Dec: 31, 1961.
provision
457,522 in the year ended
dollar
Net
1961
Presiderit E. W, Carey stated,
ings during recent months is encouraging,
tinue to be under severe pressures.
•
Up Sharply—
-
,
in
Edgertott, Germeshausen .& Grier, Inc.—Salesv Net
1962, and the effectiveness of a stepped-up program of (advertising
and promotion for company brands.
;
J
^ v
Barrel sales for the twelve months ended Dec. 31, 1962 'totaled
•
facilities
Canadian
.
inclusion of operations of Riel
for the final three months of
York,
New
and
according to the
that these large
capacity to keep
pace with the demand for our products and to met the continuing
need lor improving plant operations."
He' disclosed that the acquisition." of the1 assets of Dole Valve :
Co." of Morton Grove, 111., became effective: Feb. 28, 1963..
These
assets were acquired, in exchange for 425,000 Eaton shares,
Mr.
Virden noted
that the business, which will
be carried on by a
newly formed subsidiary called Dole Valve Co., "will provide Eaton
with good
growth potential arfd additional product and market
diversification."—V. 197, p. 237.
nounced.
reflects the
,
Corp.—Net
President,
and
,
domestic
at
ment
in barrel and net dollar
income arising from an
expansion program
and
increased promotional activity have re-:
duced
earnings
substantially, David W. Stotter,
President, anin sales
Virden,> Chairman
$10,813,146 as compared with $3,696,305 in 1961,
annual report- to' shareholders. Mr.
Virden said
expenditures were necessary "to create adequate
Drewrys Ltd., U. S. A., Inc.—Sales Up, Net Down—
Increase
C.
"■
The company has attained record levels
sales during 1962, but heavy charges to
The
v^Vvv^v.
2i%; Net 49%
company has reported increases of
income :f(*r:19G2l. as compared ;wlth-;
net
John
'
.
lower, level
a
21% in sales; and 49%
the preceding year.
reported that sales
last year amounted to $286,571,964,
being the second highest in
the
company's history, as against
$236,641,727 in 1961. He said
that' net incbme- liad' totaled $14,237,188, being' eoual to : $2.81 a
share-. In -the preceding year, net income was $9,536,000, or $1.89'
a
share.
' 1
J
^
,
v
The Chief executive;'pointed out''that1 Eaton's
net income was
reduced in the amount of $500,000 by a provision
for possible
losses
on
foreign investments. This provision was made because
of the depreciation in th^ value of currencies in
Argentina and
Brazil
and
the
general
uncertainty prevailing with
respect to
foreign investments in those countries, he said.
Eaton's capital expenditures for "-plant," machinery and: .equip¬
The
In
Earnings per share for the three months were 47 cents on 835,575
outstanding, compared to 16 cents per share on the 769,225
p.
the price structure-to
2078.
p.
Eaton Manufacturing Co.—Sales Up
shares
1962.—V, 197,
In a realignment- of
producers."—V. 196,
steel
Products
Sales for 1962
in
company
resulting
earnings for the first quarter of this fiscal year were $392,-
shares outstanding as of Jan. 31,
steel; industry
the
for
share
per
sales
expense
by
quarter the previous year.
"
year
general," Mr. Curley continued,
"and for stainless steel in
Competition both foreign and domestic was at an allhigh. Prior to' the beginning of the year, stainless steel prices
had been weak. Further deterioration was evidenced early in 1962,
.
against $123,260 for the three months ended Jan. 31, 1962.
sales increased 178 %
to $14,020,662 from $5,038,376 for. the
Earnings
vious year.
over
particular.
Divco-Wayne Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
Net
critica.1
a
.
The company has registered a 229% increase in net earnings fot
three months ended Jan. 31, 1963, Newton Glekel, President}
842,
was
Monday^ March 18, 1963
.
6%—
time
ihe
announced.
sixty-two
in
a
16,416,000
17,876,000
-
-
w
2581.
p.
due
was
,
34,070,000
17,654f00Q
.-
(& Sub.)—Net Up—
company
"Nineteen
it
$ ■»" '-i
•*.
f
largely," he stated, "to effective economies and
efficiency of mill operations. '.Our subsidiary,
Industrial
Stainless- Steels,; contributed greatly, - particularly
through their
:activity?in stainless -steel plates.',' '
«,
-.1
1 >5 ; :.-.v *.
t
—465,837,000 444,008,000
■-
Taxes on income——
Profit
,(,
greater
;
:
1962
1963
31—
Period Ended Jan.
.
Sales
,,
the
"This
Months' Report
Distillers Corp.-Seagrams Ltd.—Six
..V;
.
.
were $2,049,499,
an
increase of $28,580 or 1.4%
earnings* of $2,020,919'reported' for* 1961. Based on the,
average number
of shares outstanding during each period, these
earnings were equal to $1.40 per share for each period.
>'''
In his annual report to stockholders, President John M. Curley
Stated that it was interesting to note that there was a marginal,
improvement in corporate earnings in 1962, even though the dollar
volume of sales was somewhat less than for the previous months.
the
above
1962.
^id in
.
2,093,596
2,865,751
$0.58
The company iias announced that 'consolidated net sales .in. 1962
amounted to $60,203,659 against $60,439,978 'in 1961.-Net earnings
revenues,
the
4,156,662
.
3,572,.778
3,008,624.
$1.05
.
Paper
.
The company has reported: that earnings were
$2,704,000 for 1962;
an increase of 22%
over the 1961
earnings of $2,214,000.
.
topped $300,000,000 to pass a major milestone
60-year history, according to the annual, report
"
Per share earnings for 1962 advanced in step with the,increase
}n business, ;tb $1.49, against $1,.38 for 1961
>
Commenting on the report, President Walker L. Cisler pointed
out that a continuing effort to hold the line on rates had been a
basic factor in all. the company's planning.- "For the- 14th consecu¬
tive year," he said, "we succeeded—mainly through careful expense
control—in avoiding any increase in the rates-charged-to our cus-.
Total
Sales
$49,165,655
7,417,326
_
u
Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.
for
for
i_:—
taxes
Fifcreboard
;
.1961.
'
Net Higher—:
Detroit. Edison Co.—Revenues,
in
income
$75,014,106
i.1
.w.
J
'<
1962
'
1962
year
(
t
&.
Average
common .shares
Earnings : per- common share
V. 197, p. 617.
marked the Golden Anniversary of Decca s sub¬
sidiary' Universal Pictures, and that company's strenuous efforts
to adapt its production policies and
distribution, facilities, to everchanging conditions, strengthened its world-wide stature, and were
rewarded by a succession of hits.-ry.' 196^ p. 2176.
The
sales
:
' -
f
•
Net. -income
and the company's recordings weie
the year on the lists of best-selling
'
Year Ended December-31—
,•
to*
factory increases over
1961,
\vell represented throughout
Dynamics Corp. of America—Annual Report—
;:
the 1,527,401 Shares outstanding on Dec.
1961, such income was. $3,964,642, equal
$3.08 per
share on the 1,285,701 shares-,outstanding in the
hands of the public at the end of that year.
^
Sales
and
net
income
of the Record Division showed satis¬
to
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
(1116)
indicate
that
net
which ends
$1.52, although
year,
year's
8-10%
over
last
year's
Volume
197
Number 6247
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
\(1117)
,
Fluor
Gregory Industries,-Inc.—Sales Up 4%; Net Lower
Corp.—Net, Sales Lower-
President
R.
J.
Fluor
has
that
reported
ings were $123,962 for the
Earnings were equivalent to
first
consolidated .net
ended
quarter
Jan.
1963.
shares
before
and
taxes
down
quarter,
interests was $375,003 for
for
the
corresponding
were
$299,166 and $534,555 for
Mr.
Fluor
profits for the first quarter were about
as
expected.
Domestic competition among engineering-construction
companies, he said, was still very keen and showed little promise
of easing in 1963.
v
u,
"Opportunities overseas remain the brightest spot on the hori¬
zon,"
he
the
told
and
Fluor
said
Stud
of
F.
the
sales
and
fiscal
both
to
be
set
have
records
new
24
>
said,
produced
comparable
and ; the, absence
substantial
a
overall
an
the
y
of
last
range, ..of
business
in
despite
year
missile: launching
contribution
$3
vV.»
in
tne
prior
last
in
his'interim
report.—V.
Cigar
ended
the
of
Dec.
that ,"
our
were
On
a
per
a. common
1,418,946
He
company amounted to
1962, and net income
31,
Net
Gulf
The
&
*
-
$2106
the-
The
has
Inc.
during
/.
period,
share
per
Duncan,
Mr.
sales
an
of
both
"The
for
tbe
same
said
centered
Parts
and
to
rose
earnings
$1,309,020,
make
to
cents
period
a
the
around
franchise
last
year
told
for the year
$2,184,013, Julius
totaled
Mr.
Iri
1961
This
the
ago,
aerospace
subsidiary
$1.57
to
There
and
were
the
1961
year,
the
of
nationwide
stockholders
that
the
expects
calendar
$5
over
a
snarp
million
year.-^-V,
pi
194,
against
in
recovery
both
1277.
-
the
the
system
franchise
by July
1962
additional
nearly
1
-
•
„
.
amounted
to $67,055,441
($1.56 a share).
$72,002,094 ($1.67 a share), which
a
share) non-recurring gain from a
depreciation
"For
of
1962
excess
labor
million
at
S.
5%
Up
York
ancl
will
improvement
1963,
p. .2224.
the
of
1963
in
opinion
than
production
occurring
the
in
in
of
improvement
an
the
strikes
newspaper
adverse
have
effects
resulted
in
Canada,
production by the U. S. paper
and the early weeks of February, 1963,. ran
corresponding 1962 period.
Canadian
show
in
are
levels
1961.Although
over
Cleveland
totals
economists
higher
and
1963
the intensely competitive con¬
during 1961 continued through¬
in some segments, and that
again resulted in increased labor costs.
consumption of paper and paperboard exceeded
S.
tons,
New
•Most
U.
and
the industry
negotiations
U.
production
be
less
to
capacity
in
industry for January
slightly ahead of the
H.
was
was
resulting in -price decreases
1962,
the
lower
$10,000,000
for
that existed
midyear
outlets
31,
in
effect
1962,
of
introduced
was
Higher;
$1,095,671,662 for'1962, up nearly 5%., over the-pre¬
was reported
by Richard C. Doane, Chairman/and
it
pressure
out
com¬
John
-Sales
higher depreciation rates permitted
by the U. S. Treasui'y Department and
by the investment credit provided under the 1962 Revenue
The
ditions
42
to
(&ISubs)-
Co.
company adopted the
the new rules issued
which
cents
63
an¬
amounted
to nearly $16,000,000
charged to 1962 earnings.
The
increase cash by nearly $10,500,000 and reduce
earnings by $3,700,000 net, or 9 cents a share. '
Tne company, in its annual
report to shareholders, stated that
1963.
periods
Paper
Fearing, President.
combined
x'
?
according
fiscal year.—V,
194,
engineering,
for
in
period
fiscal
that
business
We
1962.
pulp,
1962,
over
latter
will
that
total
paperboard in
the bulk of this
with
half
volume
believe
and
paper
of
the
year."—V.
196,
p. 2179.
In
record
of
April
8,
'
'
-
of
.
all
to
reported
revenues
with
$89,276,412
sales
for-
of
the
Stockholders
85
or
1963
$1.61
or
cents
share
per
v.*. \
a
year
and
of
to
*.
^
Co.—Proposed Stock Increase;
-Ji'V
.
the
at
asked
be
to
change
ditional
the
in the manufacture, installation
and testing of all Titan' II propellant transfer systems in four states.
\
Mr.' Hardeman reported that work! was
continuing in. .1963 • on '
advanced Minuteman
launching and control facilities in Missouri
and
Wyoming.
: v
{
b~
Also, the company is an important participant in the NASA-
able
shares"
for
under
meeting,
Meriden,
increase
an
in
Conn.,
the
April
in
use
11,
capital
common
from 1,700,000 shares to 4,000,000 shares," and
value from $8.33V3 to a par value of $1.
...
the par
present plan
no
President
Management
believe
Munson
that
connection
our
program
uses."
future
annual
authorize
the company
"Although there is
Mr. Hardeman reported successful
contributing to the operational readiness
F ICBM's, as well as current
participation
Atlas
will
stock
share,
per
Silver
The company, after finishing the
biggest sales year in its his¬
tory is budgeting for a continuation of the upward trend in
1963,
Craig D. Munson, President, told stockholders in the annual
report.
shareholders,
projects
Titan I
President,
$1,795,042,
-
of
record
compared
International
Sales, Net Higher—
construction
reported
increase of 35%.
period were $3,406,459,
-
letter
a
completion
and
has
an
Earnings for the
higher than the
telecasts
Corp.,
and
1962
1961,
manufacturing
American
earnings for 1962.
Hardeman, Chairman
$120,295,189
*
,
announced
for
he
net
benefited
increase
against
totaled
M.
The
es¬
showed
31,
an
two
share
per
company
has signed,''50
its immediate goal of 100
Universal
of
same
"we intend to pursue this type of
and merchandising program throughout this
stimulate further growth
in all
our
national
also
that
earnings totaled
included $4,887,901^(11 cents
sale of capital assets.
most
significant progress has
development of the American
further
Since
Paul
stockholders
to
Strauss
earnings
Net. earnings
In
(Paul) Hardeman, Inc.—Record Sales, Earnings—
advertising
year
in order
brands." :.
company's
the
programs.
and expects to exceed
the end of the current
Fight of the Week*' and the "NCAA Football Games."
Mr, Strauss
according to Thomas N. McGowen, Chairman.
backlog of
Down—
Lamar
President.
earlier.
aggressive
ago,
stated
order
$57,808,098
previous-year;
sponsor
a
an
year
ceding year,
Up 30%;
period ended Jan.
>
Duncan
been
period
was
the
aircraft
has
International
Act.
Sales
—
•;
90%
Cigar
time
nually. The company has 675 employees. Its p.ani ana
corporate
headquarters are In Paducah, and sales offices are ^maintained
in New York and Los
Angeles.—V. 197, p, 619.
Sales
company
recorded
sales
of
30%
increase
over
the
same
a
earnings
After appropriate adjustments
parable, earnings amounted to 95
merchandising programs in the last quarter of 1962." During this
General
the
the
manned
up for the loss. A
graphic arts industry
and
Net
distribution
the
and
year,
that
the six-month
parts
of
48%. >>•
reported
during
automotive
$42,704,025
period
last
shares outstanding at the close of boih years.
out tnat "a major portion"
of the company's "in-,
resulted from, our greatly, expanded advertising and
costs
at
and
make
..
1014.
Western Industries,
company
increases
notable
common
pointed
creased
against
program
missile
to
F.
under
costing
cars
Net 48%—
•
Lower—Pro¬
announced
in
the/; annual report.
$59,582,780 and net income was $2,871,089.
share basis, net income in 1962 was equal
share,
Atlas
Claussner is a leading
manu.acturer of women's branded hosiery
sold
nationally, under rthe "Claussner'": and "McCallum" brand
names, which will be continued. For the
past several years "sales
have run around $5.5 million
and net profits about
new
Gregory
1951.'
by ten diesel electric
locomotives and 75 insulated box
timated $3,242,633.—V. 197,
-
Chairman^
Strauss,
sales
Inc.—Sales,
the
now
a
and
dent,
•
certificates
than
Co.,
The
electronic
Indian Heads Mills. James R.
Smith, Chairman,
and
Paxton, President of Claussner, and James
E. Robison, Presi¬
E. C. Whitmorc,
Vice President, Corporate
Planning of
Indian Head Mills,
announced. The transaction is
subject to. the
approval • of -Claussner' stockholders; • 1
)
W.
this
business
p.
was
program.
Claussrier
appllca- '
,
General
for
Subsequent
signed in time
was
Indian Head Mills,
Inc,—Proposed Acquisition—
Hosiery: Co. 'has agreed to seil substantially all ol its!
to
.
year.
196,
end
earnings
assets
The group bid 99.0116% for the issue at
competitive
sale March 12. A competing bid of 98.709 for
a
4%
coupon came from Salomon Brothers & Hutzler.
The certificates are secured
earnings in 1962 were the largest dollar earnings in
the corporation's history.
-v
-.
v
This amounted,
they said, to $3.41 per share on the 5,679,354
shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1962, against $2.85 per share on the
5,673,188 shares outstanding Dec. 31, 1961.
v,
The letter
attributed improvement over 1961
to
"better per¬
formance by both
manufacturing and leasing divisions."
According to the report capital additions during the past year
for both rolling stock and plant equipment amounted to
approxi¬
mately $58,000,000.
"•
Car leasing, they reported,
operated nearly at capacity through¬
out
the year.—V. 197, p. 917.
posed Merger—:
devices
not
McGowen
sales
due semi-annually, Oct.
1, 1963 to
April 1, 1978, was made by a group headed by Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., Chicago, at prices
to yield
from 3.25% -to 4.20%.
1 Tr,
net
Sales
million
Mr.
necesr
for
of Locke Machine Company,
May, have been gratifying," Mr,
year's
and
.
increased
results
acquired
shareholders
trust
weeks
Spencer D. Moseley, President
were $19,368,290 up from $16,,v,
:
at
sales
shipping
curtailed.
were
Hurletron
of
..
in
mid-year slump for capital equipment In
also contributed to
lower volume.
1
,
increase
period
p.
1961.
capital
decline
.
$300,000
Record
—
other
was
contracts
.
i
Transportation Corp.
the
out
of the government's Atlas missile
Control Products Division had been
and
program
$2^580,000 Gulf, Mobile" & -Ohio; RR, 4 %< equipment
first
the
for
.
Chairman, and
that 1962 earnings
announced
The
timers
Gulf,: Mobile & ' Ohio RR.—Equipment Trust Ger- "
tificates Offered—On March 13, 1963, an
offering of
9, 1963, it was announced by Fladger
Thompson,
170.9b3 in
v,1
„
over
subsidiary
told
Earnings—
M.
been
Working
for
phasing
company's
the
-,
replacement of component parts had
"Recent operating
;
According to Mr. Tannery the outlook for the company during
the remaining 29 weeks of its current fiscal year appears to be
good.—V. 197, p. 238.
T.
he
made
for the period to 71 cents per share,
against 58 cents per share for the same period last year based on
the 4,220,997 shares now
outstanding.
Sales increased 12%
over
last year to $73,785,860.
■'S.'V.-
American
*
competition
profit¬
more
a
Tannery, President.
Net earnings increased 22%
General
in
,
ended Feb.
year
and
'
,
division
Frito-Lay, Inc.—Net Up 22%; Sales 12%—
Earnings
«
welding sales' for ah increasingly broad
tions,
owners.
management expected 1963
1962.—V. J96,
p.
2581.
,
than
year
prior year.
of $6,731,851
•
.season.!
have
,
Mr.
able
the
sales
over
He indicated tnat the breech-loaded Nelson LO-V model has
proven; the most-promising and will be the subject of
"aggressivemarketing during the coming spring and summer ; construction
"Our European subsidiaries
have good
encouraging- prospects,' for additional: new
work;.
They have turned the. corner profit-wise, ? and ; we expect
them
to
make an
important contribution to earnings this year
and in the years ahead.",
•, \
-'V
'workloads
$6,985,693 for the nine monihs ended
*n.
responsible
sary.
.
1962,', respectively.!,,
that
stated
period of
modifications
$849,205
quarter in 1952. Taxes on income
the first three months of .1963' and
were
increase of 4%
an
Earnings were adversely affected by heavy develop rent costs
associated ; with ; the ,;;pew powder-actuated; tools
introduced ) last
summer, according to George E. Gregory, President who said that
while the unique features of these tools were well
received, some
minority
from
or
.
.
first
that Sales
1963,
the
Net Income
of
$353,224,' or 95c pfer ^share, oh the basis of
371,268 shares outstanding, against $384,249 or $1.03
per share last
year on an equivalent number of shares.
company received $14,439,000 in new orders during the first
quarter,, compared, with $57,517,000 for the same period last year;
The engineering-construction firm's backlog of
uncompleted work
amounted
to
$100,000,000
at
Jan.
31,
1963.
The
backlog was
$150,000,000 one year earlier.) ' ^
• -,
Income
31,
comparable
,
The
the
reported
Jan.
,
Chiefly
anchoring devices,
has
15 cents a share on 815,345
outstanding against $333,271 (41 cents a share, adjusted) for the
first quarter 1962.•
*<
■_
First-quarter consolidated net sales were $36,235,787, down from
$38,952,508 reported for the corresponding three months last year.
.
s^ar®
This Lorain, Ohio, manufacturer of Nelson stud
welding products,
powder-actuated tools and fasteners and concrete
earn¬
31,
9
of
it
with
for
the
issuance
of
these
ad¬
explained, "the Directors and
desirable':to have them avail¬
is
the
acquisition
diversification,
'
stock
of
other
companies
dividends,
other
or
•
"
.
1963,
will
vote
at
special
meeting
on
the
proposed
merger
between
Gradiaz,
Annis
&
Co.,
Inc.,
and
General Cigar.
The
special meeting, to: be held in General Cigar's New- York. City
a
headquarters on May
mally would be held
16,
replaces
April
on
the
11.
annual
The
which
meeting
terms
of
the
three-fifths of a share of General Cigar for one share of
Annis.
The proposed merger with
to
—V.
be
opportunity
represented
197,
in
817.
p.
are
Gradiaz,
Gradiaz, Annis, manufacturer of the
high-grade Gold Label and Shakespeare cigars,
nationally-known,
"will
give us the
and
nor¬
merger
all
to
round
price
out
.
line
our
categories,"
,
Mr.
of
cigars
said.
Strauss
,
General Drive-In Corp.—Annual Report—
Year Ended Oct. 31—
Revenues
•'
1962
$12,799,231 $10,422,871
1,286,698 % 1,128,052
—
Income before Federal1 taxes..-;!Net income——
Retained
earnings
of
(end
770,520
6,113,672
period);
Earnings per share-^-—V. 195, p. 976.
-
1961
,'
—
726,863
5,797,919
' $0.79
$0.84
.,
race-for-the-moon
holding
program,
contracts
build
to
facilities
.
Calif.;
foot
Federal
Office
Sales
instalment
purchased during 1962 totaled $4,052
against $3,411
million
purchased in the previous year,
W. Towell,
President, stated.
million,
Thomas
Retail
receivables
outstanding at Dec.
31,
1962,
amounted
to
$4,074 million* up from $3,800 million at the 1961 year-end. Whole¬
sale receivables
outstanding, which arise from financing of dealer
inventories, totaled, $891 million at the end of 1962, about the
eame level as a year earlier.
;
>-
Combined
$4,743
retail
million
million
in
during
Motors
to
was
Insurance
count
There
to
made
rates
the
same
the
as
$4,792
also
was
in
1961
was
for
competitive
decrease
a
in
during
reasons
the
less' favorable underwriting
1962
in
the
dis¬
earnings of MIC, due principally
196, p. 537,
results.—V.
,
The
from
up
against
$1.55
were
has
company
744,802
& Rubber Co.—Sales
in
reported
that
net
in
1961.
$809,020,262
$27,343,341
1962
-%
^v.
year
a
compared
•'£ '•
sales
Net
earlier.
with
$1.62
"
*
;.*
in
1962
were
earnings
And
per
share
in 1961,—V.
•" f
•"
Cigar Co., Inc., this issue.—V. 197,
fication
erable
year
had
company
which
Butler,
ended
President
This compares
fiscal
As
ating
March
of
the
with
of
197,
$26,-
2,
1963,
Eastern
It
was
food
$640,621,586
In
p.
p.
715.
annual
has
charter,
granting
and
expense
stockholders
The
delay"
in
..
Net
income
of
debt,
the
•
r-
.
by
before
i;
275,000
3,465,905
$1.04
—
of
the
497
of
the
stores—474
There
year.—V.
close
11
Eastern
were
196,
p.
475
1553.
1962
fiscal
year,
after
with
C.
53-week
1961
to
operating
and
taxes
income
from
assets
in
cash
Current
metal
in
at
on
and
in
1962
and
year
amounted
to
com-
$48,934,472,
p.
the
end
of
Grand
Union
was
states,
the
1962
year
amounted
1875.
oper¬
and 23
Grand-Way Discount
the District of Columbia and Puerto
operation at the beginning of the
The
31,
& I.
Net
18
company
1962,
were
income
cents
a
has
reported
$7,304,065
after
common
taxes
that
against
sales
as
for
$9,203,260
amounted
share
to
against
of $8,847,0C0 in
recovery
losses
missile
on
recovered.
resulted in
a
base
con¬
contracts
as
a
result of
Other
previously
and
construction
profit.
on
the settle¬
recorded
administrative
and
engineering
The operations of
the Sand
Aircraft & Electronics and Kaiser
Broadcasting
profitable.
Kaiser Hawaii Kai Development Co. 'and
Corp. (formerly named Willys Motors, Inc.), wholly-
in
showed
force
losses for
the
year.—V.
& Accident Ins. Co.increased
substantial
income
over
1962
V
196,
p.
2179.
-Shows Profit
sharply
record
in
1962
level
of
to $109,094,436, a
$83,608,666 in 1961,
announced.
increase
in
new
business
produced
the
to
a
1962
the
at
of
a
the
record
Atlanta-based
national
life
underwriter
high, totaling $2,551,297, an increase
level of $1,799,246.
Assets rose
96%
new
year-ago
$7,464,874.—V. 197,
p.
of
in
46.
V Kentucky Central Life & Accident Insurance Co.—*
Name Change Approved—
The
the
for
year
the
$136,409
earnings
ended
of
slightly over
$465,929
or
company
Life
has
shortened
Insurance
action
was
its
corporate
name
to
Kentucky
Co.
voted
March
8,
1963,
by
stockholders
at
their
annual
meeting at the company's home office in Anchorage.
Garvice
D.
Kincaid
said
the
name-change is being
made "in the interest of brevity and in no way affects the nature
of Kentucky Central's operation." The company sells and services
President
types
groups
Dec.
previous year.
or
The
all
Hurletron, Inc.—Sales, Net Down Sharply—
in
1962
year's
closed
Central
year.
1962, totaled $51,121,620, and included
$28,930,428 in Canadian Government Secu¬
at
the
non-recurring gain of $7,920,000
1961.
the
31,
liabilities
$3.^654,213.—V. 196,
sales
the.previous
Dec.
outstanding,
for
a
first operating profit in the company's
nine-year history, an ac¬
complishment well ahead of the normal industry pattern for young
insurance
firms, Mr.
Lagerquist noted.
Operating profit before
dividends
to
policyholders amounted to $42,635, or $19,401 after
policyholder dividends, he said.
In 1961, Kennesaw had an oper¬
ating deficit of $155,335.
"
"
Premium
profit for 1962 of $11,302,305,
costs, depreciation, depletion, out¬
income.
This
profit is equivalent
or
from
recorded
inoluded
Kaiser
Jeep
subsidiaries,
also
net
2,757,973
shares
$3.98 per share
on
$10,971,941,
$47,485,762
$2,118,327
rities.
all
share
per
a
1,290,667
were
42%
;
has reported
deducting
exploration
$4.10
Current
fiscal
supermarkets
stores;
-
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting; Co.. Lid.
(& Subs.)
The company
during
Last
196, p. 2179.
—Net Higher—
over
profits
gain of 31% over the previous
Fred W. Lagerquist, President,
2,274,521
dividends
results
have been
Insurance
$3,471,962
116,823
3,355,139
$1.02
outside
our
$3,433,000 respectively
the $70,362,000 and 4.^,815,000
in 1962 were $2.58 a common
For Year—
105,655,958
5,746,483
2,776,981
enlarge
to
and
CdrpJ—Net"Up Shstfply-^
benefited
previously
Gravel,
Kaiser
$
...
6.458,886
taxes__._.
—
and
Divisions
1961
$
——$3,681,905
stock
1961
work
company
'"1962
•'
Munson,
in. 1961*
on
the basis of
Dec. 31, 1962.—V. 197, p. 918.
of
as
Kennesaw Life
,.
Net: income common sharesPer share
pares
chain.
for the
results
with
Report—
taxes
income
Net*' income
side
Thomas
1962
the
owned
'
'
22%
and
reported.
Net
$2 a snare,
outstanding
expenses)
the
company
can
issue
restriction causes "consid¬
issuance
Mr.
.
ment of claims. on missile base contracts,
all
losses
(before
allocable
Interest
and
general
changes
before
the
reported
necessary
,' , '
$79,240,000
of
the sale of securities.
President Edgar F. Kaiser stated that,
issue
..
approve
110,621,273
Provision for
Preferred
-,4
to
to
voting rights to preferred
requirements calling for noti¬
current
.' ■
..
.
be asked
million
12
plans
/;;;"'9/ •.')
;
Year Ended Dec. 31—
•.
from
current
no
Sales
against
reported
were
and
to*
full
eliminating present
preferred
long-term debt.
meeting April 19,
stock
common
Howe Sound Co.—Annual
to
817.
during its 52-week
sales
authorized
The company
stated.—V. 196, p. 2277.
earnings
Lower—
$630,537,322
the
*
The company has reported that consolidated net
earnings were
$10,364,000 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962. up from
$6,942,00o in
1961.
Earnings per share of common stock, after provision for pre¬
ferred dividends, were 38 cents in
1962, against 23 cents in 1961.
The
at
Division"
gauges
J';':
.
Kaiser Industries
Building
year.
Centers—in
Rico.
sales
and
of
Gross
Grand Union Co.—Sales
The
shares.
Household
stockholders
$959,-
were
1961
shares
Up; Net Down—
Gradiaz, Annis & Co., Inc.—Proposed Merger—
See General
asked
in
shares, it was stated.
meeting, stockholders will also
the
the
—V.
(General Tire
769,316,
At
In
$52,546,006.
GMAC purchases retail instalment contracts
States, as well as increased provisions for loss
higher volume of contracts purchased during 1962,
the
on
income
which
at
United
reserves
the
on
the year's results, Mr. Towell said there
in
net
income
from
financing, which reflected
decrease
reductions
In
Net
commenting
a
approximately
million
14
be
additional
income for 1962,. including the earnings of
Corp.,
a
wholly-owned
subsidiary,
amounted
net
$40,921,330.
In
:
1962,
outstanding averaged
1961.
Consolidated
to
will
increase
an
additional
wholesale receivables
and
approve
Cable
and
•
•
nection
Stockholders
contracts
widths
earnings
being gains of 12.6%
in
Household Finance Corp.—Proposed Stock Increase
Retail
in
and
share, against
—Charter Amendment—
General Motors Acceptance Corp.—Net Lower-
&
encouraging. grotVth In T962 and made the best re¬
capital of any, division or subsidiary.
"Eyelet
Specialty
Division
earnings
exceeded
1961
and
sales
reached a new high.
Our rolling mill has reached the limit of its
productive capacity, so in 1963 we shall be investing $400,000 in
new
equipment to provide the increased production and greater
versatility
Federal; Plaza Building, tallest commercial structure
Angeles;
two
13-story office buildings at Century City,
the Science Center of Orange State College in
Fullerton,
Calif.;
and
the
1.5
million
square
In. San JTanciscoir-TV, 197, p. 918.
Wire
its
invested
on
business."
California
Los
Times
earnings; was
...
According to Mr. Hardeman, the firm's civil construction program
is expanding and includes a
hydroelectric project in El Salvador
and a major
highway project in Argentina. Last month the com¬
pany
received a $19,000,000 contract for the
Angafc Dam hydro¬
electric project in the Philippines. Other
major jobs are underway
in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas and California.
At year's-end, the Climate
Conditioning Division of the company
was
manufacturing and will install climate control facilities for
the
"The
"continued
turn
at Cape Canaveral and Houston, Texas,
In a Joint venture, the
company: is constructing facnlties
in
Nevada, directed towards testing nuclear-powered aerospace engines.
in
The fifth consecutive year of improved 'sales and
marked'by a 7% rise in silverware division sales.
j.
of
and
life
and
accident
and
health
insurance
for
both
individuals.
Organized in 1902, Kentucky Central is the oldest life insurance
with home offices in Kentucky. The company operates
through a network of 38 district offices and 1,000 sales repre¬
company
sentatives
in
13
states
in
addition
to
Kentucky.—V.
196,
p.
2180.
•
10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1118)
V.
of
*
-
-
The
shares
company
■
have
-
„.
The
Jalfray
&
,
Hop-
operation
™°d
R.
Staats
&
Co.
Co.,
Sachs &
Carl M: Loeb,
Co.
Co
Co.
The
20,000
Co.,
20,000
Sutro
Dean Witter
20,000
20,000
Brush,
Eache & Co
Clark,
& Co. Inc.
Dominick,
Dodge
Dominick
&
Drexel
W.
&
Hutton
E.
14,000
14,000
-
Rothschild
&
Morris,
Co.
&
&
j. a.-
McCormick
Illinois
Frank,
Stern,
&
Eppler,
Guerin
&
Bleich-
S.
Inc.
Blunt
Ellis
Estabrook
Simmons-
&
&
9,000
9,000
Co.-
Garrett
:■
9,000
&
3,500
—__—
Skaggs
Co,
Inc
&
Co.,
2,5p0
2,500
£
Inc.. ——f
-9,000
Co.7—/, 9,000
Westheimer" &• Co.—2,500
&
7,000
Co.,
/
Robert
W.
Baird
&
Inc.
Ball;
.iia—-»
Burge
William
Eurnham
The
&
Co.—7—
&
Ltd.
Securities
————
Fulton,
Reid
McDonnell
&
&
Inc.
7,000
7,000
Saunders,
Turben
The Nikko Securities
—V.
197,
Co.,
C.
(E. J.)
Co.
-//-vW </
/•
-
'
K' ^
'r
4
j$
^
Sales
Earnings before taxes—
-
1
"V;J
/
1962
•V*""'?
,'4,507,720
(B.)
The
&
i
Co., Inc.
—
■:
4- V r
New Control—
197.
143.-
p.
•
price
-
,
net
-
'
LaMaur Inc.—Profits
This
share
per
purchase
of
in
■,;/
tion
Earnings
l
31.
for
Maurice
sion
$1.36
were
and
L.
Spiegel,
retail
that greater
on
360,COO
/■:;•
President,;
products division
—V.
increase
occurred
The
25%
Lawter
Net
has reported
Dec.
over
has
31,
1931,
shown
earnings
for
a
1962
This
Per share
that
was
the
net
/
earnings
58%
over
after
1961.
consecutive
taxes
Sales
year
for
in
1962,
^4.^1
were
S36lo92
on
sales
against $228,279 on sales of $3,773rl29 in 1961.
ability
our
winter
the
continue
to
weather
to
historically
totaL sales -last ;yeaf ^of ..$22.5' jnillion, /and learn¬
were
the highest-since its ^establishment in
is considered the'most profitable in:the u. S.
r\
S
'
/.
;
"
has
called
for redemption, ton "Apr/. 1, 1963, all
cumulative'; preferred stock -at $40 per
of 55 cents .per. share/.Payment will
the'Royal Trust Co., Montreal; Toronto and Vancouver.
outstanding
5'/2%..
accrued
at
dividends
: /
:
"
.,
'
debentures
due Apr/l,: l!()75 at/100./?4yme-it ^will be
Eank,of/Vashington;T Taeoma.-~y.195, p..; 10.
Illinois
Gas Co.—Partial
Redemption^
A-
'
'
-
j-i
TT
'
has
net
reported
In
which
of
$4,718,160 as
Earnings per share
estimated
operating profit,
dollar
portion
resulted
Comparable
Expansion
"plant arid facilities in": 1963
Mitchell, NIPSCO Chairman
anilual xeport.
said -the multi*milHon-.dollar,
Mitchell
to
keep ahead of/the
rapid
v..
.
-V
-
,
construction: program;
growth
utility's 49,000 stockholders were-told
city
planning organizations,
educational
authorities
Studies
and
development
Sta.teiv: :i4'lt :i8
between
1960
and
1960
and
the
1970.
/
that
1980,
with
a
-
recent
studies
"and
administrators
population
of
40%
increase
occur¬
'
./
...
will
Indiana
.
the utility chief executive said, that if we are
projected growth anticipated in'fc^ii area in the next
we must continue to invest - large .sums- in new facilities
the
serve
needs
According
of
that
indicate,
years,
to
indicate
the
meet
-20
132
to
of
customers.
the- report,
billion
cubic
gas
customers
added
was
brought
for
the
21%
up
during
first
sales, in
gas
feet,
1962
time
1962
over..the
totaled
rtaohed..
new
high
previous-year.
New
14,799
the communities
to
a
natrral
and
of
Cook,
gas
West-
ville, Toto, Star .-City, Lagro and Jimtown.
The
report
noted
that
in
1962
NIPSCO
customers
used
almost
4Va billion kilowatt hours-oL electricity, up -10%./Over -the previous
year.
During the year 3,332 new electric cus.omers were added,
the
and
through
maximum
occurred
demand
Dec.
on
12,
the utility's-.electric system
totaled ^787,776 kilowatts, 6%
on
1962,
v/
NIFSCO
equivalent
'-
,
of8S„0.L°sV"e«61told
-levels
high
•
.
which
above
■;//v/v4:/
provided more j, than,* $2,7 million, for. taxes itt 1962,
to $3.08 per' share "Of- rcommon • stock -and: ^an -lncrease
the 1961 peak.:
of
.
that NIPSCO conttnuad to aahUve
Accomplishment
iew
.throughout -its AOthii -anniversary,
'year. Operating revenues, totaled.'$154,366A00, tAn Increase OI" 12%
o
/
>
S8.1e
^*16
OI gRS RIlC* 49//
IT-OHl
report stated the company's
The
.
Of •> Cl3Cl/l iCltyf
net. income
in
Z/
1962
from
;
j$20,-
was
546,OOO. Earnings per share of common stock
were $2.C6 per share
the 8,797,328 shares outstanding at the end of the year. This
compared with earnings of $1.85 per share on 8,777,874 shares out¬
standing the end of 1961.—V. 197, p. 1009.
Higher—
of
income
gross
before
net
for
1962
Northern
as
provisions for devalua¬
worth,
$5,225,000
as
The
or
„
in
earnings of $1.90 per
income for 1961 amounted
gross
share
to
for
mark
of
of
increased
NSP's
that
of
the
NSP's
company's
reached
revenues
$50,000,000
$48,777,559/
(Minn.)—Sales, Net Up
revenues.
Indicative
.
States Power Co.
has reported that revenues passed the $200,000:000
1962,. increasing $10,112,000 over the previous year to a
$206,689,000. It was. the company's 29th consecutive year
company
in
total
144.
p.
new
by Dean. H.
the
The
17%
at
which
in
78%
ring between
that
i
i
investment- in
announced
was
increase
r
<
million
designed
by
/
*
-J
,
,
up
p/1016.
197,
taking place in the northern ,rthird of ; the ?Hoosief '
/tangible evldence,'' he- said,Zv;oi/thfi ,tonfidence,->jvd,haVe^in;:the
dynamic future of the territory we serve:"
snare
197,
Mr.
•
was
■
report
continued
$76
1984
health
■
$264,720,555,
were
■
share.—V.
per
on
.
level
in
,
steady growth
is
the ; fact
that
$100,000,000 mark'in 1953 and the
the
1945.
steadily growing revenues are achieved in
and changes
in billing. procedures made
period
;'year
../Changes
.
in
that
mean
rates
and
annual
billing
savings
to
procedures
customers
in'
1931
of
spiteover
of
a
rate
three-
$4,735,000.
gave' customers
.
_
Increased
equivalent
SI,138,490,
in
1962
Victor
or
from
Results
for
Paint
in.erests
51
cents
to
a
62
share
$18,494,074
1961
Co.
which
basis.—V.
in
the
have
was
p.
over
share.
a
1961.
Net
previous
been
196,
25%
cents
previous
to
sales
year
to
in
to
include
April,
NSP
The company s net/ncome in--1962 Ava-s $28,538,000. Earnings^per
_share. ^ common stock were $1.62*- up from $1.55 in 1961.
customers
a
with
compared
rose
V
.;
This
,
$19 500 708
year.
restated
acquired
the
operations
V.
of
197,
p.
on
a
LW/'V
pooling•
"/'"-"''-Z
•
,
,
a/./.-///;'//
; '
,
tin
nnn
•
t.
'
564.
V
1962;'
2278.
■
Oklahoma
fy.''-'::
Gas
#
.i
•
>
Electric
*
,;V:
"•
•
Co.—Bonds
1
Offered—
Public
Melville
the
1962
gRin in earnings.
1932
of
when
company
plus
$100
and
Feb/1/
and
$1,426,839,
both
fifth
/
inioV0m£any,.;^S achieved record high sales and earnings during/,.annual savings of $1,800,000. Rate reductions in 1982 brought
for. llle 1 tn consecutlve year, it was announced by I. G. •• NSP customers annual savings of $1,553,000, and reductions made
xii/ income in 1P62
President,
.
•
'-^"thus far this, year add another-$1,385,030 in. annual savings for
Net
earn¬
the professional divisignificant sales gains, but
retail lines.—V. 196, p. 2180.
increased
indication
time
a
■
to
«
-j
.AV.
Chemicals, Inc.—Net Up 58%; Sales 25%—
company
ended
year
at
Homes'
and 'President
Mary Carter Paint Co.—Net/Sales at New Highs—
scored
in
Higher-?—
per
reductions
shares
said
- pro¬
/has
15c
or
Northerir Indiana public Service Co/
Program, Revenues^ Up 12%^- ;
/
\
provision
$4,896,355
year.
1961.
language
computer
$1,700,000,
made
-at
based on 2,575,022 shares currently outstanding.
for Canadian dollar devaluation, net profit was
$5,020,000: or $1.95 per share.,
.
above .figures
compared
with
1961
adjusted
earnings of".
per
The
cf
Lawter
rose
31,
preliminary
a
last quarter of 1962 has
1963."—V. 196, p. 2079.
of
Canadian
After
1962.
to $489,820 from $328,705 in
rose
1962
in
,
Nortlicrn
ago'.
year
the
company
of
$2.03
outstanding, compared
with $1.10 cn 300,000 shares
outstanding for the prior year.
Net
'sales reached $7,184,808 in 1962, against $5,233,660 in 1961.
Both
saie3 and earnings set all-time records.
-//->/;/v/:'
"■
Dec.
/■;
-
u
estimated
Up 49 %—
Dec.
definite
a
even
subordinated
1962
quarter
$52,000,000
Mihneapolis, Minn., hair cosmetics manufacturer, has re¬
49% increase in net profit after taxes on a 37% gain in
the year ended
and
The corporation has-. called -for redemption - on AprilD 1963/
through operation of the sinking fund, $50,000 of -its 6% convertible
with
_.
/
in
announced
ended
a
Up' 17%—
Marsh & McLennan, Inc.—Net
a
sales for
ings
V// ::ZZ-Z
>•
The
the 57f900 outstanding*
approximately $3,000,000.
,
company,
.
$248,383,
made'at the National
-V. 197, p. 408.
on
-
pharmaceutical: "-fundamentals
Nalley's, Inc.—Partial Redemption—
.
ly7u, had been sold privately through Hornbiower &
and McDonnell & Co.
Inc., New York-City.
.
to.al
a
Ga.,
corporation
Its
share,
Weeks
family,
for
and
construction- business to low levels."';
The
The
•
of
"
'
were
1 nnn
been
He said he is paying $48.50
ported
/
y/8 % promissory notes: due
rants to purchase 25,000 common shares) and
$750,000
of its 6% convertible subordinated notes due
.
Kuppen¬
shares
Echabacker, Jr.,; Chairman
Padwa,- -President
Molson Breweries Ltd.—To Redeem Preferred—
f? °00 000 of this firm's
-Doc.: 1, 1974- (with war-
employees-and related interests and is presently
offering to buy the remaining shares from approximately 50 out$ide shareholders.
'
'
—V.
1 "
.
4,039,386-
Mr. Roth said that Louis Roth Clothes has
purchased controlling:
in the 87-year-old
Chicago company from the*
heimer
Edgar
-
shell/home industry,~VZ' 196, -p>2584.
Marrudj Inc.—Notes Sold -Privately—On March-' 11,~
/
$0.97
-
has
during
first
..
?
interest
,
share
per
1962.
successfully held
the ratio of operating
1962 to an extent amounting
than six cents per- share.—
were
•
-
'
Nashville
year
There
evident
acquired by Louis Roth and Co., Inc.,
Los
Angeles, it was announced by Lester Frankenstein, Kuppenh"imer
President, and Harry Roth, Secretary-Treasurer of Louis
Roth.
the
compared
the
Offer—
has
company
//
•
"
.
*5
$
;
1'"Z 4,182,807;
Kuppenheimer
Stock Purchase
in
of
1956.
was
$8,642,364 or $2.89 per common shave,
$2,956,906, or 84 cents per common shave, for
2,773,005 common shares outstanding at the end
of 1962 and 2,769,373 shares at the 1961
year-end.
C.
Rhoades MacBride, Chairman and President/said that, sales
for 1962 were the second largest in Mack's
history, surpassed only
by the record $297,352,562 of 1959.
/
"Nineteen sixty-two is not strictly .comparable,".- he' pointed--out,:
"since the company suffered severely from a
44-day strike during
the fourth quarter of that year."
He
added
that,
"The
incresaed
demand
for
Mack
products,,
3,911,585
$1.08
i
.V1' /V1 /"•'/'•//'
I,
.
cents
are
-'Modern
ings
Marclv^lS, 1964 maturity to 4^0% - for 'the
income
Net
as
—V. 196, p. 1554.
1
stock
common
'
,
$226,848,269
169i265.090 120.141,600
.9,068,220
8,069.685
i Net earnings
Earnings per share.—..
; Shares oiitstahding,
J
new
11
an
the report stated,
Compared to <1961,
was
after
company
for
1961.
^
1963
t
of
offset
reduced in
taxes or more
revenue
959.'
p.
/The
sales
Kenny & Ayres/,
Inc. -—-a—2,000
Period Ended Jan. 31—
4
"
Investment-—
ivew. investment
960.
p.
were
ahead
our
average
per
by Standard & Poor's. They are to be secured by new;
equipment estmiated to cost $5,489,742 and are guar¬
anteed as to^principal and; dividends by Louisville &
Nashville ^Railroad Co.
:
;
'
v
sale
Mack Trucks, Inc.—Sales
Korvette, Inc.—Six Months' Report—
^
the
than
.
2,000
,2,000
Wheat & Co
.a/'
^
$2.53
■
Willis.
7,000
to
earnings
move
c^rtificatesj'/yviU'
of $286,000 on each March 15 from 1964 to-1978,
inclusive.—V. 197, p. 1015.
:
2,000/
2,000"
Alstyne, Noel &; Co.
J.
medical
Valdosta,
earnings
holds
;
ments
2.000
<fc
613.
p.
./.
651
reported 'that- first qugrter
Share, topping last year's
record high first quarter profits of $238,055, or 14c a share.
Ralph
DeLoach,
President/* reported
to/shareholders,' "These
net
The
2,000
-Inc.——_
Stiver & Co.—
Van
7,000
—h
It
tables
run-out
Modern Homes Construction Co.—-Net
RR.—Equipment Trust Cer¬
tificates Offered—Salomon Brothers & Hutzler, New
York, .and associates, have announced that they were
awarded at competitive sale on March 13/ an/ issue
of. $4,290,000 Louisville & Nashville Railroad 4%
equipment trust certificates,-series' 3SE,, on a bid/of
98.977 for the 4 % poupon» A,competing bid of 98.91,
.
Stix
—_—
>
-
Inc.—
Co.,
Co.
New
Wbrla."
the
and
Most recent additions include PERT Programs for use by
and subcontractors dealing with government agencies and
This
.
2,500
Strudwick—•
KMT
Murch & Co.,
&
Co.,
Inc.—————
Ltd.
&
.
R. S. Dickson & Co., Inc. ■7,000
Merrill,
&
Bingham,
W a It e r
&
Hurry^ Inc.
w—2,000
&. Co.—
2,000
H u 1 m e, v Applegate
«Ss
Humphrey, Inc.
2,000
McKelvy & Co.—a/-2,000
7,000
'
7,000
equivalent
was
more
Ferris
7,000
Daiwa
Co.,
Anderson
Co.—
Co.
Yarnalli JBiddl» & Cq.—-.
7,000
7,000
'
Kraus
&
Blair
&
Richardson
James
9,000
Bacon, Whipple & Co.___
:
Canital; Corn
training,'
prime
maturities frofh ]Vk»rch 15, 1976 to March 15, 1978. / The certifitate^rare rated Aa by Moody's, and* A A
2,500
Johnston, Lemon & Co.—
Model, Roland & Co.——
Schwabacher
to
for'the
Eons, Inc. —„—ji
2,500
Rotan, Mosle «fe Co.2,500
Stein Bros.-& Boyce^,
2,500
Co.
&
ties
others.
-
offered for public sale/at iprices to. yield, from S.30 %
2,500
-—J-
9,000
Coi_
Hutton
Miami/Extruders'/ new
moderh* iii
extrusion/press
Tur-
&
Inc.
E.' F.
"
-
3,500
3,500
Newburger
Goodbody &
;>the, ^most
ton
/v^^^^VaiJable to^user - C(^pani&f ^gencies and -institutions:' hi;.
)
debentures
be
3,500
9,000
9,000
&
taxes
Louisville &
3,500
3,500
Sons—
Robert
This
control.
197,
,
Baker,- Weeks .& Co.
close
V.
i' nerf Tnc.
2,500
—^
Hallowell, ::' S'uluzberger,
z
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.v 2,500
Moroney, Beissner &, Co./
9,000
—_
4%%-
Net income for 1962 amounted
available for common: shareowners
Income
expenses,
$1,200,000
Inc
Fox
Inc. 14,000
H, Walker - & Co.
while
from
to
&
Meyer
Davis,
roeder,
its
increased.
were
income
expenses
Co
Dittmar
1
Federal
reduction
3,500
Co.-
14,000
Arnhold
in
under
—
&
14,000
;v G.
.
27 cents above 1961.
Increases of t 16 • cents per
operations and 22 cents per share from new changes
4,500
Hogie & Co
The
14,000
&
^are
A long-term investment ot- $300,000 by' the% comipany, one of the
nation's -largest small -business investment firms; in. Basic Systems/
Inc.? leader in the-Jast growing field oi- programmed- Instruction,
share,
3,500
Co.__
Stokes
Co—
F.
shareholders' that
told
1,800
new,
Midland
,
,
$22,274,000.
from
Operating
Co._„_
-7_
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
& Co. Inc
L.
Dette
!a
^^:^uiaiun»
3,500
14,000
Shields
Van
designed/especially for"' Miami.■Extruders.^V." 196, 'p.
in
4,500
Howe
14,000
14,00Q(
Co.—
to
rose
common
Co.
Co.
&
of
fund,. $1,125,000
report.
$25,184,000
to
share
—
Eichler
Collins
Elkins,
14,000
Co.__ 14,000
Higginson Corp
Reynolds & Co., Inc
.
'/
v
features
.
4,500
4,500
4,500;
;
Co
Slocumb
Julien
—
Lee
surplus
plaht and Equipment
company
4,500
Gardner-—
Inc.
&
Chapman,
—-—
were
COw^P^tiM -RSdeillption-^^^iv ^
sinking
the
share earnings
per
4,500
__
Inc.
14,000
—-
-
Co
&
Hallgarten & Co
Hemphill, Noyes &
Inc
&
Bateman,
Co
made
of
*
had another successful year in 1962, according to
Shareowners were advised that new record levels
the number of customers served, sales of both gas
and electricity,
and in total operating revenues which increased
v
$10,403,000 to $171,421,000. '
-/
The
LILCO report revealed that for the tenth, successive year
Robinson-Humphrey
White, Weld & Co. Inc
Z /.Jnc/_~
Co._^_»
Ryons &
&
Reinholdt
20,000
& Co
gram .
Mr.
before
credit
1962, or $2.92 per share;. •compa*efr--with: $24,258,/"/.and President of. Midland. Capital And DaVid' J.
m
reached
were
4,500
20,000
—
&
Co._
Irving Lundborg & Co.-:Newhard, Cook & Co
Corp.
Wertheim
?
&
Loewi
Securi¬
Webster
&
ties
&
Lester,
Jackson
Curtis
&
Stone
extrusion press
Reve-
of
Income
wx-s-~r/.a* v.- "•'% /../Die. Jidda-Of nmmageraent^-ElectToniC: Data Processing;- plant'operas
on A.prij 15, 1963,vthrough ---(tibns :;and/)HaiWtfinatice;/ttudnes$/ management, finance arid/secufi-*
of
annual
its
4,500
4,500
20,000
--
The
&
—
Rhoades .&
i.
a
the
sales arising from processing of
taxes
was
$397,027
against
$33,159 came from sale of one
by the company's automation pro¬
portion
a
special
/ v/"•'
record-high "-'.-was .announoed ^.jointly.--by 'C
'
that
shareholders
-Long;.Island Lighting Co.—Net Higher—
4,500
Granbery,
Marache
&
Co., Inc.
-4,500
Hayden, Miller & Co.__— 4,500
Hj Hentz & Co
4,500
20,000
U
Webber,
Paine,
A
gramming.—V. T97,
7,000
Inc.
Co.-
Fahnestock
7-_i——i-— 20,000
Lazard Freres & Co
20,000
Inc.
Brothers
&
Inc.
Courts
Co.__ 20,000
Hornbiower
& Weeks— 20,000
Kidder, Peabody <S?
Co.
Lehman
York,
Barth
Bosworth, / Sullivan
Securities
Goldman,
New
of
J.
Co., Inc
20,000
Dillon,
Union
& Co.—
20,000
&
to
metal.
$299,083.
01 the Chemical Bank New'York Trust Co., N. Y.—-V. 195, p. 1664. X COBOL,-" a -self-instrUction program
Secui"ties-~Co~
Yamaichi
Loeb & Co. Inc.— 22,500
Eastman
due
customers'
nC " due .1982 at 100.94% plus accrued interest. Payment will be made
^.900
at the Mellon National Bank & Trust Co., Mellon Square/Pittsburgh,
vr~o7Tr-T-^T
William
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 22,500
Blyth
:
.
.
informed
Dette
annual
guidelines -(see- notes to financial- 'Statements).- This cash . flow-? - struGtion -for a wide variety of self-training programs for use in
provides considerable flexibility- of roinvestdent in determining: the
business,-dndustry, government, and ."education. > The -company has
character of the corporation.—V.4196, "p,.1876.'-.;';
.already prepared-many, programs for .America's major corporations-'
r
/
v
4
i
,
r
and has'compiled a large inventory of.-4.'program""products -imme-
•;i<'win,priran
The First Boston Corp.-. 22,500
Kuhn,
-
.
plus -depreciation-, and. depletion .wag*at
Star Gas
218,250
Ltd.
$4,199,775,
exchange):
per share.
!
Net income
its
future
!
Piper,
Securities
Nomura
Co.,
-
Van
doubled
reported.,
The-_Phio Co.__.:The-company has called for redfemptioh
Smith Inc.__218,250
&
1961.
time
same
has
share for the six months ended Oct.
the same period the year before,
- '
"
-
a
president,
•
Net
/. <///•::/'■/■;/
Pierce,
'Lynch,
in
Dette,
share for
a
of $2.84'per-share in-196i; iAn?additiohaT$2^0,900 bt-cash'--Basic Systems.
• ■/ /r>
V■■■•• /"V
flowresuited from the corporation's- adoption of/new depreciation -//Basic?. Systems, established-rinv.i960/-.develops-I'-'^rograinrirtd'Vinr ;
Shares
Fenner
the
35c
; t98,'
common
t
with $122,229,758
non-consolidated foreign subsidiaries
wholly-owned,
of $24,869,545
in
..
American
"Merrill
//
gain over the $1.51 earned in 1960. Included in 1962 net earnings
are after-tax dividends'from foreign subsidiaries amounting to $.23
-
amounts:
2483.
p.
Corp.—Sales at New High—
$126,579,331, compared
the
Van
Inc.^Net Higher, Sales Down—
earned 52c
against
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
.
capacity with the completion of
its $650,000
expansion program.
Miami Extruders has opened a
new
72,000 square foot plant housing one of the most modern
aluminum? extrusion presses now in* operation,
4 "
Net
income
for
the
six
months
was
$26,167
against $152,433
for the same period the year before.
Sales were $3,599,278 against
a
severally
stock
below
of its
named
underwriters
the
■
following' respective
the
in
from
nurchase
to
this issue.—V. 196,
earnings of the corporation in 1962 reached $14,815,958, or
$1.74 per share. . This represents a modest improvement over the
$14,320,318, or $1.68 per share eatrned in 1961, which was in 4-turh
t
.
UNDERWRITERS
aereed
of
nes
W.
At
$27,999,327 in 1962;. compared .with -$28,347,265 for- the previous
year (converted from local currency to U. S. dollars at average rates
$19,880,000, will be apcompany's construction
the Osoka-Kyoto-Kobe area located
Proposed
—
combined
produced
.
to
Corp.
^
company located in Osaka, -Japan was incor^
porated under the laws of Japan on May 1, 1951 as.a result.of
the
reorganization of the electric utility industry of Japan and
service
Window
1962,
R.
billings, less discounts, of Lone Star Cement and
its domestic and foreign subsidiaries totaled $154,578,658 in
1962,
compared with $150,577,023 in 1961.
This total is a record high
for the corporation and its subsidiaries.
Of
these
combined sales, the consolidated domestic opei-ations
v:BUSINESS-X-Thti'
supplies "electric
central "Japan.
31,
company
Lone. Star Cement
The
was
PROCEEDS-^Net proceeds, estimated ■at
f plied to the financing oi a portion of the
1 program.
•
Miami Extruders,
The company
,
Aluminum
See Pacific Coast Co.,
oversubscribed, consisted
of 1,300,000 American Depositary Shares representing
13,000,000 shares of Kansai 500-Yen par value com¬
mon stock.
The offering price was $16.75 per Ameri¬
can
Depositary Share, each share representing 10
shares of Kansai common stock deposited in Tokyo
with The Industrial Bank of Japan Ltd. as agent of
First National City Bank, .New York; the Depositary.
offering, which
The
/
,
Merger—
and The
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., New York.
per share vs. 58 cents per share in^-1^61.
shares outstanding at the end of each year.—
cents
390,044
Lenahan
13, 1963, a public offering of this firm's
made by an underwriting group headed by
was
92
were
were
196, p. 855,
Inc.—Securities Offered
Kansai Electric Power Co.,
—On March
stock
1962
There
Accident Insurance Co., this issue.
Central Life &
Kentucky
in
Co.—New Name
Kentucky Central Life Insurance
See
.
J
The
Shoe
corporation
Corp.—Partial
has
called
Redemption—•
trict
for
1-e
p.
"
"de
1851.
at
the
Bankers
-
Trust
Co.,
16
Wall Street
N.
Y.—V
195
'
offering of $15,000,000 Oklahoma Gas & Elec4V4% first mortgage bonds due March 1, 1993,
made March 13 by an
underwriting
group
jointly
managed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce; Fenner &
Smith
was
redemption on April 15, 1963,
through operation of the sinking fund, $600,033 of its 20-year>174%
debentures due 1980 at 103%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will
"
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Continued
on
page
52
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7c
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'2Vitc
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4-23
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6c
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11c
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30c
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60c
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4-
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3-22
4-10
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of.New
Barry
York
Wright
Baxter
Boatmen's
Boston
5c
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Insurance
Bank
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preference
Louis)
(quar.)....
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preferred .(quar.)
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Corp. (quar.)
l_
Taggart Bakeries,- Inc. (quar.)..^
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Canadian/Imperial Bank of Commerce.....
Canadian Industries,' .Ltd?« (increased i
Carolina;
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4-15
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Sugar
Gas
(quar.)
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payment
Pacific
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Detroit. -International
*
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Co.
4
(quar.j
25c
3-29
v.-
3-22
20c
—
3-29
Instrument
Common
-
(quar.)
12c
Class
4
Co.—
(quar.)
B
4...4
3-18
4-16
Manufacturing Co. (quar.)...
Edwards' Engineering Corp.
(quar.)
Products
Co;^common
10c
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1
1
20c
4-1
75c
4-
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8
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5-
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4-
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4-15
4-15
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(quar.)..
6-
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12-10
3-29
(quar,).. 30c
3-29
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Bank
Henry's Drive-In, Inc.
Hertz
Corporation
&
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Trust
(quar.)
4
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Holophane Company
(increased)..
4
Holt/ Reinhart%& Winston, IriCi <qiiar.^_4^.
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Co.
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(quar.)
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dividend)
60c
5-1
6-14
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Hudson Trust
Hussmann
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44-4
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(quar.)
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of
from
.
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income).
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20c
20c
4- 8
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3-27
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3-27
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3-19
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7c
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3-15
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6- 1
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50c
4-
35c
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3-19 '
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3-12
4-15
3-15
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Laboratories
(quar.)____.
4%
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Abitibi Power & Paper Co. Ltd. (quar.)——.
t50c
Electrit Corp.
(quar.)—7c
4-15.
3-20
4-15
3-20
Acme
^4*104
3-20
3-25
.3-25,
Acme
4-10
3-25
Adams
3-25;
Addressograph*Multigraph
Corp.
(quar.)
Aetna Casualty 8s Surety (increased)
5-30"..
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4-15!
55c-.
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Acme
3-25
Steel
Life
Aetna
3-25
Air
4-10
4-10/
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(quar.)
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Alabama
4-
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approved
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class
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4-10
3-29
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Almo
4-
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3-18
Amerace
4-
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3-22
American
B
Corp.
6%
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3-19
Casting
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2Vi%
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3-15
(quar.).
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(quar.)...
10c
37V4sC
$1.56Vi
4- 1
5- 1
5- 1
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4-11
50c
$1.12 Vi
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American Cyanamid
Co., common
3-20
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12c
6Vic
4-1
3-20
16Vic
4-15
4-
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4-10
3-22
3-19
American
6-
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5-15
American
4-30
4-15
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3-29
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5-20
3-29
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Firemans
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Insurance
Company
3-20
13c
Hospital Supply Corp.
quarter '
American
American
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process
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being
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!
(monthly)
(quar.)—
(Newark,
N.
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acquired
Above
by
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4- 9
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3-12
3-15
3-15
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3- 5
3-11
*
'*-
-
-
partial payment of the current
! ■
International
Investment
Co.
Corp
of
f"
10c
3-26
3- 4
$1.31 Ya
4- 1
3-15
Illinois—
"
5Vi %
preferred
(quar.)
.
3* 8».
,
3-29
——
3-3L
,
3-15
3-29
3-29:.
3-29
45c
(quar.)...
4- 1
4-I
4- 1
3-20
15c
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)———*.
(quar.).
'
' 4-10
3-30
7Vic
common
4V/2%
,
4-1
_r__
3Va%
preferred (quar.)————
87VaC
American Express Co. (quar.)!!.!!..—!——!'!?'
35c
!American Felt Co.; 6% preferred (quar.)
$1.50
/■American Hardware Corp. (quar.)
'
40c
4-25
,
*
,
6-15 "'c 5-23
'■%
13c
4- 5
.4- 1
:-|4r 1 X 3-12
,4-15
3-29
Consumers Industries (quar.)
Crystal Sugar Co.,- com.
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
American
!
75c
10c
4334c
$6.25
,
3-12
3-12
Co.
$1.25 preferred
preferred
.
3-18
-V
'
—
7%
preferred (quar.)..
American Cement Corp., common
\
3-15
9
3-22
X7VaC«.
(quar,)*-
...
American
.
1 !?
4-
25c
(quar.)
3-25
*
4-
10c
common
3-29
,
1
5*
Co
3-31
.
3-
6c
...
Chemical
preferred
(quar.)
Biltrite Rubber
American
-Seismograph Service Corp.
(quar.)
4-30
15c
* 3-29
..."1 c ,4; V
>
3- 6
1
4-1
3-27
3-30
933/4c
25c
'
Inc.,
(s-a)
25c
approximately
$1.01
approval
of
stockholders
15c
12Vac
(quar.)
Agricultural
Can
Inc.
3-15
4-20:!;; 3-22
America—
American
"4•
2
(quar.)
3-14
3-25
75c
(quar.)
4- 4
10c
!■_!
common
Electronics;
of
American Bank .Note
of
Shops,
Co.
Inc.
Co.,
5%
....
______
common
Mfg.
preferred
20c
at
....—_______
Candy
Corp.,
Industrial
$3.75
Jnc;-**,.
dividend)
Scott <fc Fetzer' (monthly)-..-,*
Monthly
Monthly
See's
Supermarkets,
4 3-18
Inc. (quar.)-»—*4 I
* vllc *
Salads/ Foods,, Ltdv (quar.)^._-_*..-....44""
t6c
Sams'. (Howard W.) & Co. (quar.)
15c ■
Sandura Company, common (quar.)
*.
10c
; 60c convertible1 preferred
(quar.)
15c**
Sangamo Electric Co
'
12Vic
Saxon Paper Corp.; 6%
preferred (quar.).
15c
Schlumberger, Ltd. (quar.25c
Scott
Stores
dividend)
—
Aluminum
3-15
4-
Co.
(stock
Products Corp.
Allis-Chalmers
—
Steel
Control
Allied
3-26
4-5
„
deposit receipts
of 15 % less German Tax of
equal to about $1.39 per share)__
25%
3-20
4-
8
(A payment
2
4-5
3-
>
.
3-25
1
$1.12>/a
—
50c
-.yy.—--
,
3- 8
10c
preferred (quar.)
Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.).*..*.;
(stock dividend)
American
4-
50%
(quar.)
'
3-15
3- 8
4-25
10c
RR.
1
3-30
12Vic
^
4-
4-15
3-29
(quar.)
Allied
payment
4-15
Allegheny Airlines (stock dividend)....
5%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (quar.)—_——50c
Allegheny Power System
(quar.)...—.....
47Vic
Allgemeihe Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft—
50c
common
1
3-8
Co.—
...
3- 8
5-
•
5c!
3- 1
3-27
Allied
(quar.)
4- 1
X
4-1
4/
87Vic
(quar.)
3-12
3-12
3-29
4-10
9-20
(quar.)
Pacific
paymetn
to
'
—
v
3-12
.
135c
4%
9-30
•
j
3-18
4-1
4- 1
All-State Auto Rental Corp.
6-20
shares
new
—
(quar.)
4-1
$1.15
$1.23
$1.25
Algoma
"9-20
this stock dividend
1
4-
$1.05
(quai).)!-^ ;
(Initial)
common
Allied
Insurance
2-25
2-28
$1.37J/2
pfd,
Co.-*-
Products,: Inc.
Aldens, Inc., 4Va"%
,46-20
24c
Life
1
3-28
3-20
6-30
.
1
4-
3-20
6-30
'
4-
45c
2%
dividend)-.
3-31
9-30
12 Vic
-
.'
%
4 *!..
3-
Alco
7Vic
of America—
3-8
3-13
2-25
3-31!
7Vic
t
Corp.
Culver
Alberto
3-29
3-28
4-10
3-28
12Vic
deferred
2)
(stock
! /
1
3-
4-12
12y2c
7 Vic
time)44?:.4;;;;;444
.
Gas
!
25c
25c
(increased).:
preferred (quar:)
4.92%
preferred
(quar.)
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5% preferred
3%. *r;4-223-18
$2
4-15
3-22
12 Vic
.
*
3-. 6.
3- 1
15c
Chemicals
&
4-26
3-1
4-1
3-30
10c
!
$5.50 preferred
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co., 4.20%
3-19
1
■,
3-15
" 3-20;
:
5%;<! 3-30
-
Co....
Insurance
Products
.'_*.
;
.'
50c
4.60%
14c
&
(quar.)..—_____
Co.—
Express
4-10, " 3-25
1
Inc.
dividend
4-10
444-
_
Holders
Payable of Rec,
Share•
inc.; (stock dividend)!',
A. & M. lnstruments,
3-20'
4-15 "
4-10"
\
,
When
.
3-20;.,
'
dividends
Per
3-22
3-22
,
give the
we
weeks/ and not yet paid, The list does not
dends announced this; week,; these being
3-29 :
$112Vb
(quar.)
Island
Class
income)
3*22.:
4-lt)
'
'4^^*43*294
^
■
4-
4-
25c
;
,
"
-4-15
•
1
•
4-19
20c
(quar.)....
International Telephone & Telegraph (quar.)
Investment
preferred
'
•
.
.3-29
3-20
4-30
.
$1.183/4 4
...
subject
4
4-1..
5-1
4%
(Harvey.)/ Inc.*,-class A '('guar.j44_4"*
B
(quar.)
4
__4_*
1
25c <'.,44/^1.
25c-
i.
Company (quar.)
Robinson .Technical/..Products*
.4'.%:- May
3-20
4rl7
.
4
Bubbell
4-
—...
Inc.
Worcester
York
25c*.
—
on
(Final
3-26
4
3-30
5-J5
25c
;
3-13
45c
..
A
:
——X—
Corporation
Yale Express System,
l7VSsC '
pfd.
Corporation (quar.)
Roxbury Carpet Co., (quar.)..
Royal Dutch Petroleum-r*
3-28
4-
class
Inc...*
3-14
;
Rohr
3-25
1
4-12
l^VaC-
-
.
HomeInsuranceCo.(quar.)
Horne
4-29
50c
dividend).44,45%.
_4__'30c
8%
Construction
this
3-18
(stock
Fund,
1
$1.06
.....
(Action
'
3-15
(stock
M
4-1
15c
15c
stock
50%
a
and
A
•Whitenall
5-^31
20c
4
Convertible
Rock
Inc.
B
3-14
18c
—_
Ritter
.
1
;|45c
class
1
'
(quar.)______j
1
Offshore Drilling Corp.—
Bates
Richman Bros.
1
,
3-29
.
1
4-
$0.65625
(initial)
(initial)...
6-13'
75c
Corp.
National
Initial
Rexach
1
12-
9-10
40c
..
A
4-15
(Dallas)—
3-25
'6-10
.....
Class
approved
the
on
A
* 20c4-
-
■
'
4-10
X
_
&
4-
(quar..).u
$4.36
.4...
A
Republic
3-25
40c
dend
Class
4. -
20c
(Monthly)
3-18
56y4c
Tool
Stockholders
3-29
3-22.
I
3-18
.'5-15 '
30c
';
!: 3-15
YlVit
Woolfoam
'
.
&
Class
3-25
4-15
3-28
......
Corp.
5-
4-15
... :
15c
Stamping Co. (quar.)
Western Union Telegraph
(quar.).,
White Stag Manufacturing Co.—
.
Supply (quar.)...
of Bergen County (N. J.)
4-——r
Properties Corp.
"5-15
50c
(quar.).
(quar.)
Insurance
Quarterly
4444
Quarterly _...,4._.____
Great Western Producers, pfd.
Stores.
3-30
class A (quar.)
Savings Bank—
X 3-14
4-10
20c
,
....
3-25
:! 3-14,!",!
3*29
,
$1.12 Va
conv
and
3-25
3-26
IOC
....
*
5,.:-
4-
4-15
7V2C
(quar.)
l
I
4-19
! 25c
!N
■
„
3-25 r
:
4-15/
50c
-
3-25
1
.4-22,
87V2C
(quar.)
6%
4-10
4-
22V2C
v
3-22
3-29
.
50c
Press,'Ihd/
Western
-
Reliance Mfg. Co., 3Vi% preferred (quar.).
Republic National Bank of Dallas—
3-22
45c
,
!
3-22
4-15
40c
•
—30c
(quar.);
Extra
Real
3-20
37V2C
...
....
,
3-29
50c
Dental
Gamble,
Extra
4-11
4-10
$1
(quar.-
common
Hartfield
4-15
from
(quar.)___.
Quarterly
3-22
15c
6%
preferred,; (quar.)
:
General Reinsurance Corp. (quar.)..!
Grand Union Co., 4Va%
preferred
Harris-Intertype
4c
dividend
&
Stockholders
Life
-'
-
40C
.
Baking Co., 5V2% preferred1 (quar.).
Knitting Mills
(quar.)*...-.!.'...;—
Light 8c Telephone Co.—
:
*
./
Common
(increased)
5%
preferred
(quar.)
;
5.20%
preferred (quar.>
•
3-29
4
^
3-25
Western
3-29
3-29 >
/
,V 3-25
v
15c
Wayne
:
4-15
4-15
(quar.).:..
(quar.)..
(M.
Extra
3-22
4-
10c
Frito-Lay, Inc., (quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer, 4%
preferred
i'
6c
10c
;
3-20
4-10
4-10
_——
'
Quarterly
3-22
$1.183/4
$1.12 preferred
(quar.)
4%%
preferred
(quar.).
*'42" Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Southern
"'3\.
'Xs'
i.;
prfeerred
3-20
1
4-
1
-v
Ward
3-22
' ■ '4
4-15
3-22
3-29
18c
4-
;
5
62V2c
(quar.),
com.
(quar.).
Corp., common
National
Wallace
3-29
$1.10
^ -Reading
3-21
r.
4-
933/iC
5 Vi,% v.preferred
(quar,)!
Vogt: Manufacturing Cp;
1/
4-12 W
t
-
preferred,C(quar.)'__._._-_^____—^
4-15
National Bank (San Jose)
(quar.)
Florida Public Utilities Co., common (quar.)
*3-
4-15
30c*
Col/(quar,)25c
Corp.,
Rapid-American
-
4-15
5-
1
31V2C
Corp.,
Corporation"; (quar.)
New
>3-15
v
5-
5-
3-20
,v
(Atlanta)
(Brattleboro), (common.,. (quar.).*.;—*-*
3-25.''"
3-15
-
4-15
Procter
4-17
4-15
tl2 V'2c
(quar.)
Co.
...
Container
Vermont
3-20
^.
30c
First
Great
"3-22
•4-,•
15c
$1.09
Quarterly
Co.,
4-1
3-15 t
•'
(quar.).
:
4- 3
3-25
(quar.)..,
Marion
Vacu-Dry Co.,
,3-25
•
-It——-
Electric
F.)
Peoples Trust Co.
3-20
$1.12Vi
preferred (quar.)
Elder Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)..____L
Empire Trust Co. (New York)
(quar.)..
iCeneral Controls
8
62Vic
Transmission..
Lighting
Patterson
4
5-1
5
5c
(quar.)
4Vi%
-.Stock
1
4-
preferred (quar.
$1.54
preferred (quar.).'—$1.41:
7%;/preferred .(quar.)'.$1.75
6%.; preferred /(quar.)
C $1.50 4"
5.40% preferred (quar.)...
;
$1.35 "
,
V
3-29
4
4-3
Vac
Echlin
Ekco
'.'
6'/4C
,
r
3-15
4-
6.16%
3-31
%
17Vic
-
VSI
3-20
4-1
3%
$4.75
4!
3-13
5c ,4-15
4-1
(quar.)'
5
—
Machinery
4V2%,Cpreferred
3-20
'25c ";
r.y
Quarterly
EICO Electronic
6c-
3-25
$1.25* X
Ltd.
dividend.
Universal
"
:
...
70c preferred
Stock
Universal
5.64%
—.—
Doeskin Products, Inc.,
Dominick Fund
4-
75c
(quar.).
&
4-12
^
C.)
10c
Insurance
dividend
preferred
4-10
1
1
4,*
i.
S.
Co.
Shoe
6%
5-
■
-
Y.
Mining Co., com.
7%f, preferred. .(quar;),;,<_*—
_r—_
U. S. Sugar Corp.
(quar.)
3-19
1?
dividend).
—
••
3*19
3-19
.
peVegh .;lnvesting- Co,~*.;...
(10c,from income ;and 10c from capital
;
$ gains) -4-.^—
Developers Small Business'Investment Corp.
*
"...
-
.
4,
1
1
33/4%
preferred
(quar.)
U;' S.; Shoe Corp." (quar.).
U; .S,: Smelting Refining &
.
3-15 *
1:
3-29
60c
preferred-(quar.).
convertible preferred
(quar.);..
Pacific Power & Light* common (increased)
.
,"
5% - preferred (quar.).L—
5%
(serial preferred)'/(quar.)
;
5-31-4- 144
4.52f/o preferred (quar.)
3-25
4.3-15
;4 4-19 44
3-15
3-29
10c
Bridge
4-
4-
.
5-1
1.
—
6-14
•
3-25
1
$4.40
,r%
;
Co.^4—
1
7-
$4.50.
4,
'
approxi-
mately.."$1.28)v---i-:
Delta
4-
?
4-
;
,$4.75
©eBeers Consolidated Mines—
3-22.
4-10
classwA::(quar,)*
9c
.
44-
5%
(N.
Canada,
4-25
-
$1
,
3-22
15c
Research-.Corp;—.net"-investment -income—
Co.;
&
Gas
•
,
4- 6
4-25
32c
Foreign Securities Corp.—
(25c from realized capital gains and
from net ordinary income).
U. S. Plywood Corp., common (quar.).
3-15
1
75c
•
Co,
of
U.
1
$1.37Vi
.
...
(Colony
Paauhau
,3-22'V
4-10'-
20c
•
(quar.)...
Trust
Family Life
10c 4;
&t
4.24%r. 'preferred
,
•
4
3-20
,
Vic'
3-15
67 Vac
common
(quar.)
Gas
Stock
4-
20c
-•
'.
Inc.; common...'../^ :
(quar.)____l.__.___y
Ihc.
Corp.,
preferred
United
'
.
__
3-18»
>
5-1
7Vic
'*
22
'f
'
4- 1
,
8c
'
Insurance- (Boston) (quar.),
:
O'Suilivan Rubber' Corp., 5.% pfd,' (quar.)
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, new-com,, (initial) 4%
preferred
(quar.jL.i-y/.—-
8s
>
A
3-29
5-
$50c
(quar.)
-
Old
Commonwealth' Oil• Refining Co. (quar,)_4_'4
Connr (C.-. Gi>, Ltd.?Uquar.)_.__.—
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.—"
'
Quarterly4—4 4—...—.4..:.______
(This payment includes; 12 Vic from stock/4. holders trust)';:
! '
-1Consolidated Royalty Oil (s-a)___.
Continental Illinois National Bank & Trust
--1 Quarterly-4^-4..,..
class
3-15
1
Bank
Rubber
4-15
4- 1
25c
(quar.).
quar.)
,/Noxzema Chemical Co., common
'j. Class;, B
(quar.)^/.'.—
^
3-15
3-31
3-31
&
3-18
-
1
4-
12Vic
(Dallas)—.......
from net; capital, gains-and
net investment income)-
3-25v'
3-18
,
3-31
12 Vic
9
31 Vic
United
•
.
'
25c
—
(27c
3-25v
•
5c
'.;
(quar.)
Newberry (J.. J.) Co., 33/4%' pfd. (quar.)__
Niagara Share Corp.—
/
•
.
3-<25,
3-21
37 Vic
Asbestos
3-20
New
3-25
4.- 3-30;
/
•.
5c 44
75c
common
Machine
Corp., common (quar.)..
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
;
Union
3-19
4-
16c
.
-
60c
t.
1
4-30
invest-
net
(quar.)....
England Merchants Bank of Boston—
Quarterly ....y......../..
York & Honduras Rosario Mining Co.—
C (Interim) '
"Y
3-27>
•
4-
-
1' 3-29 '
New
^
3-13
4-15'-»
(from
Balanced
Britain
3-21
preferred
Underwriters
3-19
3-31
_i
National i Dividends
3-20
3-27 1
-
from
Quarterly
.
4-
4-10
4-10
5c
convertible
$2.70
>
i
«>.,<
.
1
25c
National: Bond
-.
4 4-
45c
4 25c
Machinery..
3-20
.
Investment
4-15
30c
*
Hess, Inc. .(stock
Rubber
9- 6
10-21
40c
Union
'
655/aC
Lines
preferred
National- Securities
»
3-15
2Vi%.
:
Tri-Continental
3-28
17Vic
preferred ' (s-a)..-^-'
3-20
.
.4-1
/.
Inc.,
Bellas
3-15
16c
$1.50
3-15
(quar;).1
*
National
/
3420?
.
4-1
4-15
—
.
Thrift
3-15
4-
•.
.....
prior
National
?
3-20
.>
15c.
(initial s-a)
Country Set,; Ine.__-^,_-_____
4-
..
preferred :(quar.)
Bradley Co., common (increased)
MOrnlngstar-PaisleY,
'
.
3*19
.
...4-15
>
•
-
3%
-
Energy Shares—
1
.(Qpar.terly 4Irom -investment, income)
Commercial Trust Co, of New Jersey (.quar.)
•
30c
$0.35934/3
(quar.)
Inc., (increased
■Missouri. Pacific-RR.V
3-20
<
5Vc
4V•.
6
3*20
44.-1
-
4Vic,
Colgate-PalmolivevCo.,:
."preferred
(quar.)
20c
Corp,
Motor
2
Extra
Toronto-Dominion
$1.50
(quar.)
Fast
prior
4
75c
....
Publishing Co. (quar,).
Therm-O-Disc, Inc.
(increased)
time).
common
Minnesota" Enterprises,
i
4—li.
—
this
at
1st
Milton
57c
w
j__
".
4-
.
3-29 V
5c.
•
(quar..)
Extra J ...J—
$3.50
1
5c
Coburn Credit Co., preferred
8
33c /
(Fred),
5Y»r/c
3-29 TX
3-29
62Vic
—
i-.l
3-
3-18
;
Midland-Ross Corp.,
'
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1%
Corp...,—4
Claussner 'Hosiery
■*».
3*30
1
3-29.
....
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Meyer
!
;
4-. 1 !!
25c
dividend)4-—
dividend
3-30
4-16
f50c';
8c
Works
common
Aircraft
Merchants
.
4-1
•
56'/4C
-
8
_
,.
preferred
Metromedia,
!
3-18 ■? "...
.
1
5*
15c.
:
5%;ipreferredMS-a)._4.Chart-Paki Inc. tquar.).
Chemical Fund, Inc.— '
" • ,.-v
.i?(FronLtnet investment' income)4
8
3-
Increased
.
American-
(stock
.
•,
3-18
5-20
/
preferred " (accum.)
(quar.)...
International Petroleum Corp.—
Stock
dividend
.1
'
3-15
4-1
~
pfd: ((quar.)
:
3-
3-30
(quar.)
Mercantile National Bank
4-30 T
5-
75c;„<
1
.
;
4-30f
"preferred ; (quar.)____
.5% (preferred
T'
.
Inc.
2
4-
4jc
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Taylor
Quarterly,...
i
McQuay, Inc, (quar.)l.
>
3-28
.
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.
1
450c..
4quar.)i_.-Jk-j.
.
6%
•
.
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•
'415c
.
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Ghadbourn Gotham, Inc.', 4Vi %
;
3- 4
.
5-15
25c
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/
,
;
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'4-
12Vic.»
_
>t(quar.)
6%.^convertible preferred
3-20:
3-28
■
26'Ac
'(quar.)4
Common
'
>6%
-
participating
3-20
15c
3-18
3-30
(quar.)
common
Markets?
McDonnell
3-12
3-15
15c
o
»
.
!
15c:~.... 4-15 *'
Power
preferred'
3-21 '
3-31'.
Light,,;common_l__
4
46c !
4l._4.-4
*_
$1.25
iquftr.)
;
5 $1.05
Garter /(J. W'. ) ; ,Company (reduced)
•-■-.4;. -\; 5c:>
Central Wisconsin Motors Transport' Co.r- '
•.
•
4 $4.20-"preferred
Inc.
Life'Fund"
income)
Mayfair
13c .-•! 4-15 * f* 3-28
:.
...
4-15
Company: (quar.).
ment
4-10
1
4- 1
„
4c
-
preferred
:
Camloc
? 3-15! ''
4-
r
California Interstate
■X'5Y*%
;
3-30
10c
!_*__-_._c_I>
•'*
••
4-30
45c
....
Massachusetts
4-
<
37Vic
Street'Investing Corp. (quar.)
Broad & Wall Corp.....!!
'__.,*
Budget-Finance- Plan,.-common. (quani.'J...
60c
convertible preferred
(quar...)„_
3-22"'!
1
"
$1.50
Corp.,
4-2
25c
preferred (quar.)
Standard Fruit & Steam Ship—
3-21
J35c
(quar.)..:
Corporation,
3-27
(quar.)
common......;
1..
SI.25
Chemical
Marley
*
12 Vic,
...
(quar.)
Broad
!
4-16
10c
6r/o*i preferred,4 (quar,);
.
Dredging
Co.
$1.60
Ltd.—
payment: omitted
Mallinckrodt
/
4-10.;
4-10
$3.25
(quar.)..*...;
Inc., .preferred
'
Inc.—
5%'preferred
>
4-12
1
5-1
50c:
_____
(quar.)
Corp;
Laboratories,
'
(quar.)4.
(quar.)..
(Jonathan),"
Mareinont
Bank
9c
} 17'Ac
Trucks, Inc.,
•
.
3-29
5-
13c
;
,
Babbitt
(B. T )»• Infc; (special)
Bank; of Commerce (N. Y.) (quar.)
3-22
Standard
3-18
4-
3-29
10c
55c
...
Life Insurance
Stratoflex,
(quar.)
Products,
Logan
3-22
4c
3-25
at
quar.)
Liberty Loan Corp./-common
3-22
,12Vic
.
>
Sunset
Financial Corp.,
(Common
'!
5
payment
preferred
(quar.)—
Fund, Inc.l_.__y
■
Lestoil
■
4-9
'
(quar.)
Lazard
3-22
30c
I
(quar.)..
5
•
preferred
$2.00
3-18
!
3-22 !<>.
.
4-
$3
t-arfums,; Inc.
$1.40
4- 5
;
10c
'25c
common
on
(increased
Common
.;
3-25
4-1
30c
______
(quar.)
(quar.
taken
time),'
Inc.
Laurentide
3-25
.
Insurance
Corp.—:
Lanvin
3-26
4-10
..
Lance,
3-15
1
4-15
.
.
Radio
4-
Life
Corp.
action
this
T-
3-29
;
4-1
*
5c
Distilling- Co.
(quar.).
American Enka-Corp.—
...
A
two-for-onev stock split...
Increased quarterly on present common
American Security Investments Co. (quar.).
Andrea
4-17
56V4c
(quar.)..
Corp,-? (quarr)
Lamson
3-21
.
Holders
When
Payable of Rec.
6c
ject to approval of stockholders May 2)
Industries
Corp
New England
Telephone
(quar.).
2
)
5- 1...
3-22
4-22
,J
10%
Southern
*
(quar.)..—
(quar.)
Central
Hotels
(No
(stock-dividend)...
Air
American
4Vi%'
5-15
4-2
„
17 Vic
Knott
,'
.
T (Quarterly from net income)
Alleghany Corp., common (resumed).,
>
6%- preferred
(s-a)_____
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola Bottling
(quar.):.
Allied
Kentucky
Payable of Rec.X
*.
10c
70c
r
Holders
When
Per
Share
; ■■ :*
Servonic
Southland
V
"
■
;
Shares—
(Quarterly from investment income)
Instruments, Inc. (stock dividend).
Transport & Trading Co., Ltd.—
(Final payment of approximately 51c sub¬
,,,
3-31
*
'
American
Shell
payment date
V
Name of Company
;;
Selected
(Mxmt ordinary
income)
Iowa Beef; Packers, Inc.,. 6%
we indicate,,all the dividends/, an-,
nounced during the; current week.- Then we follow witha second table in which we show the
payments, previ¬
When
Share
Fund—
>
fables/; > In/the first
ously announced^ but
iz f
1';. ' V: 1 ■ 5
44 Name of Company
.
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.
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1120)
of Company
Locker
American
American
7%*
,
&
preferred
American
Foundry
20c
3-29
3-14
$1.75
3-29
3-14
(quar.)..
20C
Snuff
Extra
American
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(increased
3-
Title
3-
4-
2
3-11
25C
4-
2
3-11
43 %C
4-
2
4-
1
3-
1
3-
8
.
---——
American
Co.
Tobacco,
(Fla.)
7%c
(quar.)
U
Arizona
4.65%
Company
Armstrong
Stock-dividend
,
—
Truck
the
4-15
3-
-
$1.16 %
4-1
3-15
4-
$1.08
Canada
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
35C
4-15
3-18
35C-
4-1
12 %c
4-29
.__
-
3-18
35C
4-1
ated
Mining
4-29
4-8
,
130C
3-29
4-15
;
650
4-
2-20
25C
3-29
,7%Cr
Axe-houghton
from capital
SO.013
■
income)
Babbitt
(B.
Babcock
Bacardi
T.),
3-15
5%
4-30
4-5
.5-10
4-19
Cec°
Inc.,
Wilcox
&
pfd.
5%
62 %c
43c
(quar,)—
quar.)
—
:
4-
1
4-
,
50e
—
3-
1
7%
50c
1
4.10%
9-16
3-30
$1 pfd,
(quar.)
25c
3-31
common
(quar.)
28c
4-
1
3-15
preferred
(quar.),.
4—
preferred
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (quar.)__
Bangor Hyaro-Electric, com.
(quar.)_——.
$1.12%
4-1
3-15
-
Baldwin-Montrose Chemical,
Baltimore
4%%
50C
.—;-i
—
Gas
&
Electric,
Co.
,
4%
7%
preierred
(quar,)__.
4%
preferred
3-15
$4.16 preferred
$4.16
preferred
2-28
$4.50
preferred
preferred
(quar;)i
8
3-31
3-
1
3-31
3-
8
4-
„
~
">«">«)-
4-
1
3- 8
4-15
1
22e
$1.75
4-15
$1
4-15
$1 OG
55c
5%
12%c
preference (quar;)
Bastian-Blessing. Co.
(quar.)
1
3-29
4-26
3-29
"
<m
3-20
3-20
4-
3-20
25c
4-
3-15
50c
4-
3-18
30c
4-
3- 8
Central
8c
oods
Co.,
new
3-11
1
3-11 '
20c
1
3- 8
35c
1
$1.12%
1
Becton
(quar.)
RR, guaranteed
Life Savers, Inc.
Dickinson
&
(initial)—
common
preferred
-I
Co.
____
(quar.)
50c
preferred
Bell .Telephone
(quar.t
1
1
3-13
4-
,.'3-.l; •
Standard
Co.
(quar.V_
Life Ins.
4-15
3-15
3-30
3-
3-31
3-11
15c
4-15
4-
4-15
4- 2
4-30
2-28
7Vaq
4-12
3-27
10c
_
4-15
60c
;
class A_
4-30
30c
'
__
(LA),
3-18
3- 4
Benguet Consolidated, Inc.—
(A
of
payment
15
Philippine
centavos)__
■
Bf'iinis
Watch
Co.
(quar,)
Corp., class A
Corp.
7%
preferred (quar.)
Bickfords,
Inc.
(quar.)____
'
Bernz-O-Matic
Bethlehem
(quar.)
Bird' &
Son, Inc.
dividend
Stock
Bishop
Trust
Black
s:
3ya%
10c
3-14
List
3-
40c
:——-
C.),
Borg-Warner
8
Borman
Food
(E. J.)
Brach
Breritwood
Breskin
,
Stores,
(C.)
(T.
&
G.)
Co.,
&
3-29
Ltd.
;——
oiw
-
t-
12V2c
2IV2C
dividend)
6%
12'/2c
30c
(interim)—
of 7
and
4-
1
3-
4-
5
preferred
A
—
—
;
V
5%
payment
proximately
of
14
$.153
pence
and
Registered
and
dividend)
,I5
sx?S.
to
of
4-
3-
1
,v
1
City Investing Co.
5Vi%
CleveJand
$4.50
4%
;A%
(N.
Electric
preferred
.
Corp.
'—:
3-30
3-29
3-19
- $1371/
321/6
10l/
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preafe?rdeyd&,<ISa0r')COmmoil^"TinterTmL": *
preferred
(quar.).,:::::"™:::::"
Co.
Bottling
(increased)
3y2%
preferred
Co.
(N.
Daffin
>
2-25
2-25
5%
3-30
'
3g2
V 35c
li
67'/e
Y.)""(quarXIII
25c
v
4-
3-18:; •-•'•
3-18
1
1
S
■:
3-22
3-22
3-
3-20
I
$ 3-15 n,
3-21?
3-ii *}*■:■■■
3-29
3-30
3-
4-15
8
'
.3-25
4-
1
3-
4-
1
3-11
3-29
3-15
8
3-29
3-15
4-19
4-
4
4-19 V / 3-29
3-30'
3-
8
3-30
•
3-
8
•
3-27
3-12 ^
3-15
3-
1
••
'
4-- 5
25c
—
—
4-
;' p 3- 4
5
7-
'
5
3-
4
2-25
3-15
4-
Corp
—-—
—1—
(quar.)
Mills, common (quar.)
'
•
—_—
Corp.,
3.70%
1
1
3-
(quar.)
Rio Grande
Gasket
Detroit
3-11-'(1'
:v
3-18
:h'3-ll^'"
1
3-
$1.07
$1.14
$1.05
3-30
3- 8
3-
8 ;
3-30
3-
8"
—_
$1.25
3-30
/• 3- 8
1
3-15
3-30
4-
20c
8
,
'
15c
3-29
3-15-:.';
25c
3-18
3-
15c
55c
12y2c
(quar.)
——
&
3-29
3-14
3-29
3-
3-25
3-12
f
I
«
8
3-29
3-12
5-
1
4-5
3-20
35c
50c
12V2c
15c
•
Dixie Dinettes
Dixon
2-28
3-30
,,
.
3-4.
.
9-26
Dominion
9-
11-21
11-
Foundries
Dominion
3-28
3-
4-
2
3-19
7-2
6-18
2
Donnelley
3-20
Steel
&
& Sons Co.
(stock
Co.
4-1
—,
—^—
3-15
v/
6-
3
9-
3
8-15
12-
2
11-15
3-20
2-11
3-13
4-
5-15
1
3-18
3-29
3-14
4-
3-
——-
Stock dividend
'
du
Pont
(E.
•
(quar.)
—
—
3-29
I.)
de
Nemours
8
-
•
—
3-21
2-
7
8
3-
1
4-
4-30
3-20
5-
3-20
8
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12.
'
^•4^'i;
3-27
4-10
'4-''
'
'
.
3-15
,,;?
3-28
25c
45c
$1.75
10c
3-28
2-25
'
4-
2-25
1 '
1
^
3-25
3-15"
4-25
-4-ior^
Co.—
$3.50 preferred (quar.).:——
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)
—87%c
4-25
$1.12%
4-10.
4-
1
4-
1
4-
32c
;
1
;V 3-
4-
1
3-
4 "
3-
4
3-
4
/;• 3- 4 ::v
■
3.75%
preferred (quar.)
4% preferred (quar.)_
4.10%
preferred (quar.)—.——
4.15%
preferred (quar.)
;
4.20%
preferred (quar.)
$2.10 preferred (quar.)
Duval Sulphur & Potash (quar.)—i
Dynalectron
6
50c
15c
(quar.)
dividend)—
Duffy-Mott Co. (quar.)
:
.Duke Power Co., common (quar.)-—.
7%
preferred
(quar.)-—a
Dunhill
International, lnc
;—
3-15
4-
3-
1
4-15
wv.,,
5-1
Stock dividend :——-——,—
5-?3
4-
40c
Dravo
4-19
8
3-29
J20c
8c
5%
40c
'
2%
37V'2c
4%
(quar.)
Corp., 4%
preferred (quar.)
Dubois Chemicals, Inc. (quar.)
6-
3-20
4-30
'15c
(initial)—
(quar.)—--—
Corporation
3-15
i20c
-
(quar.)
Ltd., new com.
Chemical, Ltd.
(R. R.)
Cnemical
Draper
3-15
1
/
&
Aircraft
Douglas
3-11
3-30
Tar
Dow
9-18
3-26
Glass,
Dominion
3-18
4-15
3-30
15c
(initial)
Inc., new com.
(Joseph) Crucible Co. (increased)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)—_———
Dome
3-29
6c
30c
(quar.)—
Corp.
Diversey
6-
1
2-27
1
3-30
4-
;
4-10
3-8
Mfg.
(increased)
Devoe & Raynolds Co. (quar.)
Diamond National Corp. (Increased)
3-
1
4-
;
—..J
(quar.)
Detroit Bank & Trust Co.
1
4-25
4
4-'5;
;
3- 8
(increased)—
Inc.
3-
4-15
3-30
Western RR
Chemical Industries,
Detrex
3-15 "''
3-25
3-30
(quar.)—
;
Chicago Trucking Co.
&
Denver
1
I
'w
'
4 '
Productions)
3-28
4-
1
5
3-28
Corp. (quar.)—
—_—
Diebold, Inc. (quar.)
Disney (Walt) Productions (see Walt Disney
6-27
10-
4-
5
,
(quar.)
pfd.
preferred (quar.)————l
Denver
3- 4
3-20
3-15
92y2c
4%
4.56%
3- 4
3-25
1
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred (quar.)
—_—
Deltown Foods, Inc.
(increased)
3-15
4-
4-
4-
3-29
4.20%
3-15
3-11
4-
4-30
30c
55c
30c
$1
&
4.28%
4-15
S* 1
25c
5%.
93%c
50c
$1.25
25c
dividend)
(stock
common
Hudson Co
Delaware Power & Light,
Delaware
4
3-29
3-20
12-
12-27
'20c
.
—
3-25
10-4
,20c
-
preferred (quar.)
Dayco Corporation, $2 preferred (quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5% preferred (quar.)
Dean
Milk
Co.
(increased)-.
Decca Records, Inc.
(quar.)
Deere & Company
(quar.)
2-25
1
5
50c
50c
50c
20c
■
—
———
preferred (quar.)——L————_i
Corp.
——_
467/sC'
:■
50c
•r
4-
52V2c
52V2C
35c
5c
2%
•-
v
1
v
1
44-
51%c
—
—
:T
51 Vic
—
dividend
Stock
-
& °
t
4
:%4
3-8
3-29
;
;
4
1
3-29
■
3*
2-15
3-29
2-15
v
.v
3-18
3-25
3-11
4-
1
3-18
4%%
4-
1
3-18
Eastern
Stainless
Eastern
States
i'4-
i
3-14
3-29
3-14
Eastern
$6
3-30
3-15
Gas
Fuel
&
Co.,
$7
1
2-20
5-
6
•/y .4- 4-:;^
$1.75
$1.50
5-
1
pfd.
5-
1
4-
55c
4-
1
3-
4 ;•>>
90c
7c
4-
1
3-
4
3-22
3-
8 ;Vv;
dividendi_—_
2%
(accum.)_
•.
—
common
———.
(quar.).
Howard Stock
4-
$1.12%
(stock
(accum.)
Kodak
preferred
&
Steel
Corp.,
preferred
Eaton
Associates—
preferred (quar.)
Eastman
$3.60
87i/2C
•
•
1
4-
20c
3%%
2-25
3-30
Cigar
Corp.
Dana
3-30
3-30
Co.
(quar.)
G.
Dan River
Y.)-
(quar.).J
(quar.)
Colgate-Palmolive
25%
iy
3-18
'
W.
D.
3-15
Illuminating—
Coca-Cola
(stock
i
!H®
(quar.)
Coca-Cola
shares
4-15
3-31
(quar.)___j____-„__-^*
preferred
City Products Corp.
Clevite
ap¬
British
a.
•/
City Gas Co. of Florida .(increased quar.)
;;
$25c
8
4
~
"
dividend"""""
..
1
.
*1
1n|;
8
;3-i5^---
8
3-
5-10
o=~
J
(quar.y*
preferred
preferred (qunr;)^
preferred
(quar.)
3-12
4-
receipts—
bearer
30c
30c
.30c
PW'Tquaw
3-26
4-15
Tax)
American deposit
~
(quar.)"^
Corp.
City Investing Co. (stock
933/4C
payments
equal
free
$125
~
>
-
Tobacco, Ltd.—
Ordinary (Interim
5%
pence equal to approximately $.071
free of British Income
Tax)-——v'
Income
(quar)
3-11
3-15
3-
3-29
4}„
If 25
$1
$1o^
o?
~
New common (Initial) i
Cincinnati Gas & Electric,"4%"p"f~d:'(qu~ar")
5%
8-
3-29
1
3-30
62
(quar.)
3-29:
.
4-
5- 1
roi/
-)
(Suar.)!:
4
2-15
t25c
American
(Final
3-18-
^
,
(quar.)
British-American Oil Co., Ltd. (quar.)
Registered &
i
preferred
3-21
4J/4% preferred (quar.).___
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas"padfic"Ry~
3-11.
4-10
(quar.)——
Ltd.
.
3-15'
(quar.;
Inc. '(quar.)
Co.,
Bristol-Myers Co.
3=%% preferred
British
non-cumulative
non-cumulative preferred A (quar >
Oil
3-
4-
4%c
20c
Diana Stores
vprn lff on a
(quar.)————'
&
Sons
(quar.)___
Financial Corp. (stock
li
Co.'
■
preferred
Inc.
Publications,
Brewer
Bright
3J/2%
Q
quar )
Cctton
3-11
$3-15
4-1
—^50c
(quar.)-L.^
(quar,)
iquar.)
(quar.)—
preferred
preferred
$2
4-
70r
lc
(quar )
Chile Copper
Chock Full O'Nuts
5!/2%
Corp.,
$2
8
RR
A
Pu
(H.
8
3-
3-
R71,
Ch^cofp™1'"" Co"
Cascade
$2
3-11
3-
1
3-25
Vl
15c
(quar.)
Quarterly
Quarterly
3-15
preferred
Corp. 1 (quar.)——
Book-of-the-Month
Club
(quar.).
Boise
Ohio
A
Chickasha
Quarterly
Bohack
&
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
4-
3-29
common"~(q"ua7.r""
Baltimore
Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co.
1
3-22
17y2c
(quar.)
common
4-. 5
3-15
'
3-15
new
(quar.)_L——_—;—'
$2
;
1
„
non-cumulative
nui
3-14
25c
3-18
4-15
19I/
non-cumulative
*
Quarterly
Blue
preferred
Inc.,
B
under
announcement
Cunningham Drug Stores, lnc
Curtis
(Helene)
Industries
(quar.)
Curtiss-Wright Corp.,
common
(quar.)
3-18
4^
27t/4£
'
5%
3-15
1%
Class
68c
(quar)
<
Inc.
5}?4
$1;*8
(quar)
3-15
•=
3-29
25c
6c
—
P
3-28
(increased)
Culligan,
3-30
Chicago, Burhngton & Quincy RrT
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5% Dfd "(auar":
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar')
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & PacTflc RR —
3-11
——
Co.
Decker, Mfg. (quar.)
Larghlin, Inc.J^
Bell.
25c
1
aate
2-19
20c
;_
(Increased).
3-8
ShSorSt0CCk^ Wri10 exchanged theh
date qualify for this common
o^hfv w
by record
payment)
2
12V2c
,
(quar.)
Co.
&
Bliss- &
Blue
Petroleum
Manufacturing
~~
lquar.)__
3-15
3-11
20c
—
5%
$1.75
.
Binks
"
~
(quar.)
of
3-8
3-30
i
25c
R,55.c
«/oc
I03?8
! ®a"k ^ew York Trust Co. (NY)
Enterprises, Inc.
(Stockholders
Steel
Billups Western
Corp
Chesebrough-Ponds, Inc.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
15c
Finance
Beneficial
preferred
phf n\
3-
1
dividend
See
4-
Chemical
/;3-" 4
t55c
(quar.)____
$4.50
3-11
3
Products
4-
6-7
"
Industries, Inc.
3-13
Service—
Champion Paper?, Inc.
1
■
corporate title of North American Sugar
3-13
3-29
nJJ?™%crly irom net ihvestment income)
Corporation
(quar.)_„____ C nie)-Certain-teed
1
4-
8
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—
3-11
3-30
1*
-Cerro
3-15
20c
(Canada)
Beneficial
Class B
3-28
12V2C
Bendlx'"-rpro.:yi:iC-~-.i'_'-'--.-'--.---.-._t.c.«'.
:
3-20
7V2c
(quar.)
Petroleum Corp. (quar.)__,
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
.
1
4-
3-13
1
3-30
150
(quar.)
3-15
25c
.
Belco
4%
(~a"uarl
B»^ ol'ThU-a™
preferred (quar.)__
Century Shares Trust—
3-13
l'i
•4-
1
8
4-1
Public
1
3-11
8
3-
3-22
;
(quar.)
preferred
4-
3-13
3-
4-1
40c
0„TVC
4-J5% preferred (quar.)
5.44%
1
(quar.)_
Vermont
1
1
1
4-
ol
51'^
■.
4.15%
$25c
.......
Creek
Beech-Nut
3-11
7
1
7-
,
4-
common'(quai!) ~
4
preferred
(quar.)...____
$1.35 preferred (quar.)__.
preferred (quar.)__
3-15
J40c
$5
7
1
7-
$1.13
55c
(increased,)—
common
4-1
S1
4.96%
—
preferred
6-
'."• 6-
7-
$1.12V2
-———
4-
25c
no?
T"
Central Securities Corp""
CeLtral TelePbone Co., common"Tqu'ar")"""'
$2.50
3-20
1,
S
1
3-8
4-
?ii83/
(quar.)_
N"'°nal
'■
3-
4-
3-15
3-«
4-1
4-
»;
7
135c
__
4% %
Beech
6-
4-
$1.40
Beatrice
3-30
1
3-29
Baystate Corp., common——
Beam
1
7-
1
*'■&•
"••;3«'; $
$1.04
———;i
Quarterly; 3c
Crane Company, common
(quar.)
50c
Crescent Petroleum, 5%
pfd. (quar.)
3iy»c "
Crocker-Anglo National Bk. (San Francisco)
:
Quarterly
_——.—,——
—
35c
Crown Zellerbach (Canada), class A
(quar.)
$25c
Crown Zellerbach Corp.
(quar.)
45c
Crucible Steel Co. of America, com. (quar.)
20c
5y4% preferred (quar.)
—
$1.31% aCrush International,
Ltd.
(quar.)
i5c
CTS
Corporation (quar.)
12V2c
3-25
$1
Central National Bank (Chicago)
5-
3-
1
4-
4-
,
(quar.?■
preferred
1
4-
(quar.)—
—
Cott Bottling Co. of New England—
Craftman
Life
Insurance
Co.
(Boston)—
5-15
4-26
preferred
$1;
3- 4
6-
preferred (quar.)
>: • 4-
Corp. (reduced)
Bausch & Lomb. Inc.
(quar,)"
__—'
Baxter Laboratories, Inc., common
(quar.)_
A
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
(James B.) Distilling
6%
$1.40
Works
Class
4.60%
1
$1.56%
^4-—
(quar.)_———_
conv.'
Bath' Iron
1
62 %c
(quar.)__
preferred
44-
:
4-
$1.13
—
2-28
3-20
(quar.).":::
Co.
■
(quar.);
Reynolds,
8
3-11
4-19
3-1
ii 7I
(quar.).
Gas
3-
5-20
Tire & Rubber (increased)—; 15c
Glass Works, common (quar.)
37y2c
preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)
87V2c
3 */a % preferred (1947 series) ; (quar., 87 V2c
CoTp".—"
(quar.)
3-13
•'
1
4-
3-30
4C/c
19?
(quar.)
i
4-11
8-20
«||
A*
Indiana
3-27
3-29
(quar.)
?Knot, Mai"e p°wer Co.,
3.50% preferred (quar.)
4-15
.
2%
.
Central
3-20
3-11
3-29
3-30
(quar.)
preferred
5
1
Corning
3»/a%
4- 1
5
4-
Cooper
&
■&'*
5
4-
2-28
(quar". )ZZZIZZZZZ~~
cotnmon"^qua"^)
4
'
•
5- 1
3-15
lioc
'
4-
4-
"5-;l
;■
—
Corroon
1
'3-12;/^
1
15c
1™
3-
1
3-30
$1 191,
preferred (quar.)
4.92%
3-15
12%c
x
pref.
conv.
4:
1
—___________—
$560
■
4-
;4%%
$6.25
•
4-
3-20
8J®
8C
*"**
3-20
'
4- 1
4-1
nor
i7v«
-
'..
3-7
4-20
•
Baking Co., common (quar.)—
$5.50 preferred (quar.)—
$1.37y2
Continental Can Co., $3.75 preferred (quar.)
93%c
Continental Connector, class A (quar.)
12J/2c
Stock/dividend—!%%'•
Continental Mortgage Investors.27c
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)
40c
3-15
3-
(quar.)*
—
(quar.)—
(quar.)_—
Continental
2-28
1
■
3-22
1
$l.l2ya
(quar.)—
$4.52
8
■
.
SI.04
preierred
$4.52
1
6
5-
3-25
15c
J50c
20c
37y2c
(increased)»—
com.
$4.25
4-
$1
—
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar;
Bank of Nova
Scotia
(quar.)—hi:
Barber Oil Corp. (stock dividend)
Basic, Incorporated, common (quar.)
•.
Co.,
Power
3-15
3-14
.
Industrial Instrument
Rock
2-20
4-16
3-
3-29
•
25c
30c
.
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)
Products (quar.)—1—.
1
3-
1
$1.03
$1.25
/
income.,.,
3-29
3-15
Q"Srt°rlv
Bacharach
Paper
1
4-
(quar.
11-29
15c
Consolidated
1
3-
,
(quar.)
Trust—
4-
td?
i45c
~
;f i
8-31
12-16
(quar.)
3-27
4-
—
preferred B
■
Consolidated
4-
3-11
-5-31:
3-18
llOc
Illin?is EJectrlc & Gas. common':"
preferred A (quar.)
i1
ina,/
4.10%
investment
From
4-19
a
f0l/
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
3r. 8
Corp.
4-
"—
(s-a")
/
—
Consolida.ed Foods
Consolidated Investment
3-20
n
1871/
Y.)—
Quarterly
3-15
3-15
3-1
3-30
•
.
Electronics Industries Corp.—
3-15
v:
(N,
*
3-30
10c
30c
preferred (quar.)—;
preferred (quar.)——.
Consolidated
5-15
+1Q
(quar'L!.™!::"
Foundry. Co.
1
1
Co.
;
4-19
33c
.
(quar.)
4.12%
3-18
3-13
3-30
i32^c
$106?
'
Eaison
Consolidated
3-22
+19c
common
preferred
3-13
Ltd.—
'
Products
3-11
3-12
3-15
Rico, Inc.
(quar.)
40c preferred
Cigar Corp.
1
4-16
,
4-19
12VzC
1
4-
Puerto
Power
&
Inc.,
Consolidated
1
Tueatrts ox
Light
3-23
'
4- 9.
'4-30
7c
Quarterly
Connecticut
3-15
4-10
3uc
—
Investment
Commonwealcn
r
1
Consumers
tl9J/
Central Hudson Gas & Electric
3-25
6-14
6-14
3-
(quar.)
tqtiar.)
3-15
1
4-
/40c
$1.12V2
20c
(quar.)
Corp.
Commonwealth Edison Co.
Commonwealth
4-26
■
———
Lines, Ltd.
Solvents
Commercial
3-15
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)
3-30
4
preferred
4.75%
3-29
(increased
8
Co.,
3-15
4-1
3%
—____——
Credit
3-15
3-31
4%
30c
10c
(increased)—__
House
dividend
4V»9o
,$5
Ltd"""*
of America,
(quar.)
r/Se
4'/2%
gains plus $0,017 from
Corporation (quaiv)
Quarterly ————
3-
4-15
vle
,0
18fc®
(qUar.).^^"
(auar i
(quar.)
(quar.)
steel"
4- 5
31&S
Clearing
3-15
4-
Exfra :Asbe§t0$' m' <Quar.j^
;
3-14
1
5-
Central
■
3* 8
4-
71
preferred (quar.).
4-15
93%c
■—k—
-
Commerce
4-
Ro„
3-15"
3-29
37 c
,
—
——
Colwell Company (stock dividend)
Combustion
Engineering,
Inc.
(quar.;
3- 8
6-28
+1&c "
~
Car^otf'pirle 'St"&
5-13
1
~
Cap & Gown Co., class A
Carriers & General Corp—
3-25
Atlas- General Industries-—
(quar.)_
Stock Fund—
3-28
(quar.)__"_
3-30
(quar.)_
—_—$1.33%
Southern Ohio Electric
(quar.)
/ 55c
&
4-16
Ltd.) '
General Fund,
Class B
3-8
.
6-1
100%
——__.—_—
$1.25 preferred
3-28
3-29
'
Packers, Ltd.—
Cannon. Mills,
•
Development—
&
Coiunious
3-25
4flp
3-1 '
3-15
preferred
3-29
|%
preferred (s-a).„
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)
3-11
17 %C
—
3-12
3-29
si 1 ok
5%
3-15
3-30
10%
—
■
1
3-29
*oc
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.'
Canadian Celanese, Ltd. (increased)
■
Canadian Collieries Resources—
"""""
3- 8
■
25c
Commission)-
5.36%
4-20
(qua?T
Mines,
Class B (quar,)
Canada Steamship
3-15
$1.37
(quar.)
8
Stock
(From net income).___
'
$1.18
—__
dividend
Corp.
lnc
preference
Canada
3-15
1
———I——
Commerce
Hecla.
Cement,
Class A
——
Consoii
1
-
A
3-
3-29
7^
Canada Dry Corp., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
(subject to the approval of
Interstate
Stock
1
,
class
Packing
&
6y2%
25c
Associates Investment1 Co. '(quar;)*--——-2—
Athey Products Corp.i
———
Atico. Financial Corp. (quar.)—
Atlantic Citv Electric Co. (quar.)
Atlantic Refining, 3.75%
preferred (quar.)_
Atlas
4-19
3-
(quar.)
Lines,
Stock dividend
5-15
3-15
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.i
fornia
Canada
3-28
Rubber
Associated
3-18
$1
Constable
Asbestos
3-29
3-29
Co. (quar.)——
Corp;' (quar.)
Arundel
Corp." (quar.)—
Arvin Ihdustries, Inc.
(quar.)—-——
Arnold
Calumet
20c
—i-—i
5%
1
Commercial
..I
Co.—
preferred
(quar.)
Liquid Gas Corp.
California
3-11
Power—
(quar.)-.
Arkansas Power & Light—
4.32 %- preferred
(quar.)
4.72% ( preferred
(quar.)
5.48%
preferred
(quar.)
&
3-15
3-29
Ca
————.
(quar.)
Po\tfer
Electric
5-75%
8
3-29
3-
2oy2c
preferred
Armour
6-21
3
3-29
35c
(quar.)-—
8
v
$2.50 preferred (quar.)...'
6 %
preferred (quar.)
Campbell Red Lake
———:————
Co.
Arkahsas-Missouri
California
50C
.
Products
8
3-
4-15
isn'
3-
4-15
,r®
3-29
3-30
$1.25
1
4-1
4-
Financial
20C
(quar.)--—'—————
Bank
7-
T.
10c
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.—Anaconda
Company l;
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
Uniform
8
3-20
3-29
$1
$2.25
I.
7'/2c
5%
preferred A (quar.)
5V2 %
preferred B
(quarjv_i
Colorado Interstate Gas,
com.
(quar,)
preferred
When Holders
Payable of Red.
62y2c
68^40
31JAc
(quar.)
Corp.—
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Detective
International
Corp
Calgary <fe Edmonton, Ltd...
Calgary Power, Ltd
3-15
$4 preferred (quar.)\
8
3-8
Connohio,
2-21
3-29
_—_
Post
3-
3-20
40c
.
Anchor
4-1
$1.50
12 %c
): $4.50 preferred (s-a)
Ampco Metal, Inc. (quar.)———-1-———
Angelica
;
(quar.)__
preferred
Ametek, Inc.
(quar.)———----Amosjteag Company, common
Common
3-22
Smeltinjg_l_l-«r^Z-^-.
6%
American Zinc Lead &
:
Per,- '
Share
4-
4y2 % / preferred""~7quVr7rrrrrrrrr~~~~~
Bush Terminal Co. (stock dividend):":::::
C.
■
Name of Company
Colonial Sand & Stone Co.
v.
3-11
90c
J.)
4«
12c
111™"
Agency, Inc;' (N. Y.)—
A
(quar.)—
Class B
(quar.)-.._.i.^_.
Burroughs Corp. (quar.)
Burrus Mills, Inc., common
7
45o
1n„
(quar.)
3-
3-30
Common
(quar,)_^—;
Insurance
(William
Co.
iV' ^-rS-
3-30
Class
7
1
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American
3-7
1
4- '1'?
4-
1
-
.
Burns
8
-
—.
preferred
4-
Corp.—"""""
5-
$i5c
?nr>
__
Watch
Holders
Payable• of Rec.
" ~~~
B
Bulova
2-15
15c
quar.)__-,
i
3-25
25c
.
4 j/l/
3-
$1.50
(quar.)—
Refining—
Sugar
Extra
8
3-
•3-15
1
20c
——
Common
7%
8 %C
(quar.
■
preferred
4-
2-20
3-20
3-20
50c
Optical Co. (quar.)—_
American
Photocopy Equipment
(quar.)___
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary
(quar.)
(quar.)
1111-1117"
4%
preferred (quar.)___
~
Bucyrus-Erie Co. (monthly).. "I"
Budget Finance, 6% preferred (quar".)"
60c preferred (quar.)..
~
3-15
25C
"
American
6%
preferred
Brown-Forman Distillers
Class A
(quar.)
5-21
3-30
25c
(quar.)
1
6-
$1.06%
(quar.)—;——-———
common
5%
_•
Class
American Motors Corp. (quar.)—___———
American News Co. (quar.)— iv--——,
■■
Brockwav01^^0, forest Products(quar )
(increased)
Biockway Glass Co.,
3-29
4-15
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
^
Share
common
>
97 %C
common
Products
Metal
American
8
3-
Climax
preferred
Corp,,
3-18
Co.—
(quar.)__:
Metal
American
When
Name of Company
Payable of Rec,
10c
A
(quar.);
Maize-Products,
preferred
American
4(4%
class
Co.,
Machine
3.90%
Share
^
Holders
When
Per
Name
...
Fund
.
'
(quar.)
.:
"•
-•;• 4-
5
5 ,/v
Volume
197
Number 6247
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
Per
Name of Company
Eaton
&
Howard
Edgcomb Steel Co.
Edison
Eico
Bros.
'
Balance
preferred
Instrument
(quar.)
(quar.)
El ■ Paso Electric Co.—*
-
—
:
-8VaC
When
Holders
Pet
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
3-22
3- 8
lac
(quar.)
(quar.)
Stores, 4V4%
Electronic
Share
■'
<
Fund
3-29
3-15
$1.06'A
6>/40
,...4- 1
4- 3
3-15
-
4.40%
4.75%
.....
3-20
4V4%
5.28%
4.36%
——
$4.50
$4.72
General Telephone
preferred <quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
$5.36 preferred (quar.)
El Paso Natural Gas, common
._
Elastic Stop Nut Corp.
'( $1.25
•
.
$5.40
_
of America
Autolite Co.
(quar.)
Electric Bond & Share Co. (quar.)
Electro Consolidated Corp.—
Class
A
(stock
Electric &
Water
Co.
Mfg.
Genuine
dividend
shares
share
each
for
Employers ;Group Associates (increased)
Endicott Johnson, 4% pfd, (accum.)
Corp.
18
-
_
Corp.
Factor
(Max)
Giant
20c
(quar.)
&
Fairmont Foods Co.,
5%
preferred
class
Co.
Insurance
Co.
35c
2oc
30c
Portland
Cement
Trust
Fieldcrest
4
Mills,
Co.
(N.
Bros., Inc. (quar.)
Goodrich
(B.
Stock
Employees
(Washington, D. C.)
(W.
25c
Grant
American
(quar.)
Financial
General
New
Corp.,
preferred
Fireman's
Fund
Great
(5-for-4
split)
7 Vac
(quar.)—
Insurance
7%
56V4C
Quarterly
of Chicago
93%c
__
20c
55c
*20o
$$1.60
5%
-,
-
(quar.)
35c
(increased)-
com.
;—
4
40c
-
$1.75
tlOc
_
Winnipeg Gas——
*.
Mountain Power Corp.
(quar.)
1
Greyhound Corp., common (increased quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Griesedieck Company
20c
32 %c
56 ViC
35c
common
•'
(quar.)
!
_———
First National Bank
30c
Green
First Flight Corp. (stock dividend)
First National Bank
(Boston)
(increased)__
First National Bank
20C
2%
_
Corp.—
Co.,
;
preferred
Greater
Francisco)
(San
Financial
Sugar
Extra
(quar.)
common
Co.
Insurance
dividend-—;
Great Western
—.
(initial)
common
Western
Stock
Inc.
Co.
&
(quar.)
Great Lakes Paner, Ltd. (quar.)__
Great-West Life Assurance (Winnipeg)
____
____
R.)
Co., common (quar.)_
3%%
preferred (quar.)_
Gray Drug Stores, Inc. (quar.)
_<
—*
Federation.
Financial
$2.25
quarterly
Insurance
(quar.)__
(stock dividend)
(W. T.)
Great
(initial s-a)
Company
Government
Grace
Inc.
dividend
F.)
30c
(quar.)__
Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara—
Increased
.
Glidden Company (quar.)
Steel Products Corp.
—
Y.)
15c
17V2C
_
Goldblatt
accumulated
and
40c
$1.12 Va
dividend
Global
30c
Fiduciary
20c
$1.50
i
Co._
12c
(quar.)
—
:
_
Mines, Ltd
30c
25c
Monthly
income)
_
_
20c
——
Federated Department Stores (quar.)
Fibreboard Paper Products Corp.
(quar.)
net
2-20
37 Vac
5% preferred (quar.)—.
Griggs
Equipment,
Inc.
—
(Jersey City)
10c
(quar.)
Maryland (quar.)
First National City Bank (New York) (quar.)
Grinnell
First
National
Bank
of
Grumman
First
Aircraft Engineering Corp. (quar.)
National
Bank
of
Gulf
Insurance
Toms
Quarterly
First
River
(N.
J.)
Inc.
Stores,
First
Oklahoma
First
Surety
First
Trenton
First
Union
Gulf
Bancorporation
(stock
National
Realty
(Tentative
(Cleveland)
conditioned
Moore
(quar.).
the
:
Fisher Governor Go.
Halliburton
6%
3c
Frost
Companies,
(Charles
Class A
10c
&
Quarterly
15c
(quar.)
25c
Hayes
!
Co.,
(quar.)_
A
Furman-Wolfson
(quar.
(quar.)
(initial)—
(monthly)—
&
Co.
(quar.)——
Power, 5% preferred
preferred (quar.)
Mines, Ltd. (quar.)
General Acceptance Corp.—
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
Box
General
Co.
common
.
__4———
(quar.)
Investors
Hills
i
j
(quar.)
(quar.)
Horn
pfd.
$4.75
General
General
General
New
Products
Signal
Steel
Co.
3-30
4-
3-8
Corp.
Houston
(quar.)
Telephone Co. of
(quar.)
Inc.—
>
California—'i'V-vV
5%
Gold
Mines
Howe
preferred
Sound
Co
M2-15
2-15
4-11
4-
3-15
3-28
4-
i;.7-
3-29
3-29
.
3-15
3-18
3-27
t,
1
2-25
3-14
:
V"
3-19
3-19
3-29
3-15
11c 7
3-30
2-28
25c
4-10
3-22
5- 1
4-
15c
3-29
3-1
10c
3-22
3-13
$1.06 V*
:
(N.J.)
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
com.
$1.37 Vac
31 Vic
25c
(quar.)
quar.)
«1.25
$1.12 Va
(quar.).-
—
——
par
5-
.
(quar.)„
56V»c
10c
35c
$1
$1.10
93 3/4 c
:_
;,—
(quar.)—
5%
preferred $25 par
(quar.)
5Vi%
preferred (quar.)—
5.65%
3-25
$4
——
Gas Corp.—
$50
8-15
: 50c
$1
(quar.)_
Lighting & Power,
preferred
5-15
&
35C
$4 preferred- (quar.)—
•
7-15
:5c:
Inc.,
(increased
*t::
20c
Finance
Natural
3
3-12
4-15
3-25
30c
(quar.)
Vision, Inc.
Common
(quar.)
_
3-12
3
.9-
3-20
f
15c
•**'/•
10c
Corp., common
4%
preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
3%%
preferred
(quar.)
8
Houston
Industries.
(initial)
preferred
1
(quar.)_
common
General
5%
Shale
30c
5-
(quar.)
Refractories
of
6-
30c
;
Baking
Industries,
Household
9334c
Equipment—
preferred
General
House
Portland Cement: (quar.)_.
General Precision
30c
—
,
preferred (quar.)—/
7 $2.25
1
—
(quar.)—
Co.
Finance
Houdaille
(quar.) —'
8-
3-20
'
1
17VaC
Co.
Consolidated
Hardart
5-
35c
:
&
Hotel Corp. of America, 5%
,
income)
Ino.,. 5 %
35c
Supermarkets, class A (quar.)
(Edward) Lumber Co/ (quar.)—4-—-
&
1
$.04166
Group (quar.)
Hooker Chemical Corp.
'
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
$5 preferred
(quar.)
:
Hoover
Co., 4Vj%
preferred
;
4-
7VaC
,
common
3-20
43%c
Holly Sugar Corp.; < quar.)—
Home
-y
4-1
:
i.—
Hollinger
3-31
3-31
*
5
3-15
'3-31
(quar.)
:
3-
3-8
.
n
40C
Chemical
Manufacturing
Corporation
Hines
common
Trust—
investment
&
1
$1
(monthly)—
Chocolate
(quar.)
Extra
Hill
(quar.)
General Motors Corp.i—
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
$3.75 preferred (quar.)
General
-
A
Oil
Higbie
;
4%
preferred
(quar.)
General Contract Finance Corp.,
5V2% preferred (nuar.>__
General Electric Co.
(quar.)
Inc. (quar.).
Products, Inc
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett
Corp., common
convertible preferred
(quar.)
General Crude Oil Co.
preferred
Hexcel
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Corp.,
pfd.
1.
7%
(quar.)—
Class
Bancshares
(From
Products,
4-
f 3-22
20c
$1.37 Va
Heubein,
preferred
Investors,
(quar.)_
General
General
Galion
3-27
.
10c
•:s
—
—
Hershey
General American Oil Co. (Texas)
General American Transportation
General Mills,
91>/4C
(quar.)
Corp.—
preferred
Hess
preferred (quar.)^—
preferred (quar.)—
General American
Cable
20q-
—
preferred
>$2:conv., class A tquar.)—
Herman 4? Appley^n; '
•• I'r
——
General
—
Corp.—
3.65%
(initial)—
—ii
6%
preferred (quar.)—'
4
Hercules Powder Co., common—u.——-—
———————4—
5Vz%
par
split)
7%
Geco
$10
;
:
6%
(Julius)
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
$4.50
stock
(H. J.),
Hercules
Gatineau
$1
Co.—
5 Va %
Garlock, Inc.
60c
—;
(quar.)_
A
(Walter E.) & Co., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
preferred (quar.).
Helme (George W.) Co., common (quar.)—
v
7% preferred (quar.)--;
(quar.)
common
Futterraan Corp., class A
60c
(Chicago)—
-—
class
4%
Co.,
Fuller .(George A.) Co,
Fundamental
Investors
Garrett
(reduced)
Bank
Heller
(quar.)
Fruehauf Trailer
Garfinckel
Products
Heli-Coil
class
common
ii
_
Werner
—
(quar.)——
Savings
Industries, Inc., new com.
Heinz
(quar.)
&
Aluminum,
(3-for-2
Hein
interest
(quar.)
(quar.)
Corp.,
Trust
".
Co.
Refractories
preferred
Harvey
Hawley
30c
Ltd.
E.)
6%
Harris
56 Vic
Corp.
(quar,)__
Franklin Realty (Pa.)—
beneficial
preferred
Harnischfeger
26c
30c
(Texas)
2,
preferred (quar.UShoe, Inc. (quar.)
Hanson-Van Winkle Manning
Harbison-Walker
Fram
of
—
:
Hanover
—
Dairies, Inc., common (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Formsprag Company (quar.)—
Shares
(quar.)
4j/4%
4V2 %
Fraser
—
I
Paper Co.,1
preferred (quar.)__
K 4 Va %
common
Bank
Company
(quar.)
Hammermill
4-:—
Foremost
National
Printing Co.
Cosco, Inc. (quar.)
Mfg.
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Florida
Worth
Hamilton
Hamilton
Florida Growth Fund—
(From investment income)
Fort
(W. F.)
(quar.)_
Fitchburg Paper, class A (quar.).
:
Fleming Company, 5% preferred (quar.)
Food Fair Stores, Inc., common
(quar.)
S4.20
preferred
(quar.)_,
Power
Corp.
Florida Power & Light*
RR.—
(quar.)
Power
Hall
—
preferred
preferred
12 Vac
(quar.)
Ohio
(quar.)
i
Co., 4.64% pfd. (quav.)_;
preferred (quar.)-:
Gunnar Mining, Ltd. (s-a):
—
Gustin-Bacon Mfg.
Co. (quar.)—
;
Quarterly 7——•/„i
Fischer & Porter Co., 5%
Fisher Foods, Inc., $1.25
5c
37 Vac
Co.—
5.16%
<
upon
&
preferred
preferred
Gulf
(quar.)
payment
&
Mobile
$5
dividend)
Bank
acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
Square Building in Cleveland)
Fischback
Life
$5
Corp.
(quar.)i
Dunlap
(quar.);
&
(Jacksonville)
(quar.)
.ui.—
50c
Corp.
Grosset
—
National
Special
1
Corp. of California—
(Subject to the California
Corporation's Commissioner)
=
Gibson Greeting Cards
(quar.)
Giddings & Lewis Machine Tool
i
Girard Trust Corn Exchange Bank (quar.)__
62 Vac
Fidelity Fund, Inc;—;
Quarterly from current
2-20
4-
(increased)
dividend
Stock
25c
(quar.)
common
(increased)
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Fansteel Metallurgical (quar.)
Faultless Rubber Co.' (quar.)
Fay (Leslie), Inc., class A
Federal
4- 1
___
.
17V2C
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Falstaff Brewing
—
;
Extra'.'.
Gibraltar Financial
10c
Co.,
66c
54 Vic
2-20
2-20,
_____
(quar.)—
Corporation
Fabien
2-20
Rubber-~V'
Giant Yellowknife
FMC
4-1
;
;
preferred (quar.)
*
$4.96 preferred (quar.)
$4.92 preferred (quar.)
$4.60 preferred (quar.)__
$4.60 preferred 1962 series
(quar.)
Georgia Shoe Manufacturing Co., Inc.—
Increased
quarterly
;
Getty Oil Co
;
held)
Ex-Cell-O
53 Vac
'■
$5
(Dallas)—
(One
1,„,
Georgia Power Co.—
—
Mig.
District Electric (quar.)—
State Oil Co. (increased s-a)
Stock
Parts
Stock
.
& Phonographs^---...
Co. (quar.)_
Empire
Empire
Employers Casualty Co.
1
4-
Genungs, Inc. (quar.)__
:
George Putnam Fund (see Putnam Fund)
Georgia-Pacific Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
___-
Emerson Radio
Emhart
Corp
&
80c preferred
(quar.)
$6 preferred
(quar.)_
,,
Genesco, Inc., common' (quar.)
$4.50
preferred
(quar.)_7:
—
_
Electric
2-20
4-
59%c -
--
dividend)
Musical
Elizabethtown
(quar.)__
Time
preference (quar.)
preference (quar.)_
Waterworks Corp.—
$5
55c
3-31
General
Industries, Ltd., Am. shs.
y
(An interim payment. of 5 % less British
Income Tax) ■_
:
Electro Refractories & Abrasives Corp.—
Quarterly
Elnerson
preferred
Tire
5V2%
Electric
>
(quar.)__.
General
General
Holders
Payable; of Rec.
20c,
Co. of Florida—
preferred
$1.30
When
:
'Share
..
Telephone & Electronics, common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__
preferred (quar.)__
General
:\
$4.12 preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
(1121)
__
—_—
(quar.)——
—
;
1.
4-15
1
13
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
14
TRADING
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
PRICES
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE
Lowest
34% Oct
23
56 y8 Aug
29
11 y4 Oct
24
52 '% Jun
25
60% Oct
24
9y2 Sep
.'
28
25
22
Oct
10
May 29
39% Oct
1
9V4 Oct
24
20 Vs Jun
25
May 28
4r% May 29
10
45% May 29
3% May 29
33
Jun 25
14 : May 29
24% July 25
89% Dec
4
Highest
55
Jan
81% Mar
21% Jan
78% Dec
99y4 Jan
21
Jan
33% Feb
23% Jan
90% Jan
19% Mar
35% Jan
18% Apr
84y4 Mar
70 Vo Feb
4% Feb
40% Mar
22% Apr
39
Jan
94% May
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
39% Jan
7
41% Feb
72% Jan 17
85% Mar
12% Feb 25
14% Jan
74% Jan
4
88% Feb
68%'Feb 28
80
Jan
16
9
15
20
2
2
21
3
2
13% Jan
25
2
1
Mar
4
12
Jan
45
Mar 14
14
14
26
15
Abbott
ABC
3
4
26% Jan
16 y4 Feb
65
Jan
59% Jan
3
Feb
12
54y8 Jan
2
8
6
26
35
4
2
16
3
4
10
4 Vs Jan 14
38 y8 Jan
8
22 Vb Mar 8
27 % Feb 26
30 Va Jan 29
57
3% Jan
19
2
Feb
12
19
91
Jan
Jan
38i% Jan
19
Dec
10
28
23 y2 Mar
2
231/4 Feb 25
57
Jan
4
46% Jan
15
171/4 Feb
15
14% Jan
28
91/4 Feb
5
66% Feb
Allen
6
4
Allied
Mills
Mar
8
Allied
83
69%
69%
14%
15 y8
25%
14%
15
14"%
25%
25 y8
25%
25'/4
•15%
25%
12%
12%
12 y8
12%
12%
46%
47%
46%
12%
47'/a
45%
47
Stores
9
Inc
91
Jan
17
2
13% Jan
10
23
4
171/4 Jan
29
7
91% Feb
25
14
Aluminum
Amalgamated Sugar Co
40y4 Jan
Apr
18% Jan
Co
of
55% Feb
53% Apr 25
13%
44%
44%
44%
8%
55%
8%
55%
8%
54%
88 V.
88
88
12%
12%.
12%
12%
16i/4
i6
i6 y8
15%,
X8%
9
54%
54
American
88%
12%
*90%
88%
12%
12%
161/4
16
*90%
95
American
24
23%
No par
119%
24%
23'/4
23%
X23%
23%
119%
1201/8
119%
120 Va
119 %
28%
28%
29%
30%
30 y4
'
18%
27
Commer Barge
Consumer Ind
11%
lo
10
40
60 y4
Enka
40c
Foreign Power__No par
18
American
American
Home
23
Jan
4
American
Hosp
19% Feb
13
16
Jan
23
American
28
24% Jan
5
21% Jan
7
Jan
1
23
Jan
2
105% Nov
29
109
85
5%%
Jan
prior
American
Mar 14
36 y2 Jan
Hardware
3.90%
&
29
American
31
4%%
Metal
18% Mar 13
17
22% Jun
27
30 % Apr
19
29% Jan
7
23
Feb
14
American
Motors
45y4 Jan
18
American
Apr
18
23
Oct
24
46
Jan
American
Metal
Oct
30% Mar 15
18% Jan 24
40% Feb
22
Std
American
22%
22%
23%
22%
23%
22 Va
62%
62%
x62%
623/4
61%"
22%
62%
12%
12%
12%
12%
12%
13%
12%
29%
29%
29%
283/4
29 Va
28%
14
&
13%
13%
13%
13%
13%
14%
*152%
154%
*152%
154%
*152%
154%
18%
18%
18%
32%
32%
32%
4
11% Jan
14
American
Seating Co
Ship Building
653/4 Feb
14
American
Smelt & Ref g
127
2
54
43 % Mar
24% Jan
Jan
17
21
32% Feb
7
Feb
21
38 % Dec
31
41% Feb
15
136 V* Jan
2
125% Feb
7
44% Apr
5
1343/8 Feb
19
63 % Dec
323/4 Mar 13
133
Jan
30
7%
Snuff
7%
American
American
6%
Tel & Tel Co
Tobacco
33 %
6.25
common
preferred
100
6%
5
American
48 Va Jan
30
Ametek
29
22
AMP
4
173/4 Jan
25% Feb
13
Amphenol-Borg
2
34 Vb Feb
25
Amsted
52% Jan
4
48
Feb
4
Anaconda
353/4 Feb
14
Anaconda
Wire
37% Jan
95
31% Mar 12
4
95
May 16
Jan
29
Anchor
$4
Anderson
44% Dec
5
41% Jan
7
Anken
24% Feb
8
17% Feb
6
Apco
Oil
Corp
39%
39%
121%
122%
120 Vb
121%
120%
32%
132V4
31%
32 %
31%
30%
30%
131.
130%
313/4
131
31%
131
61%
62%
25%
623/a
61%
62Va
25%
25%
25%
25%
27%
27%
273/4
*273/4
*26%
26%
*26
27
26%
*26
132 Va
132% 133
61'/$
25
50%
391%
121
31%
133
62
25%
601/4
61%
25
25
273/4
27%
28
*27%
28
*26 Va
263%
27
*26
27
24%
*241/4
24%
26%
*26%
26%
*26%
263/4
29
•26
27
*26
*24%
' 24%
*24 Vs
24%
*24i/4
24%
24%
1
17%
19%
18'%
191/4
18%
193/4
19 3/4
20%
20%:
44
44 /
X43%
433/4
*43'/4
433/4
423/4
43%
42%
423/4
27
27%
271/4
27%
273/8
27%
27%
271/4
27%
15
&
Cable
&
21%
15%
15Va
15%
15
14%
15
Corp„1
23%
2414
X23%
243%
23%
24
23%
23%
23 3%
24
33Va
33%
33Vs
331/4
33%
33Vs
33%
33Vs
33%
No par
.15,
43%
♦32
15%
441%
441/4
32%
;
44%
44%
333/8
44%
433/4
44 Vs
433/44. 443%
32
33%
33%
35
*34i/4
34%
34
34%
31%
x31V4
31%
31%
31%
313/4
32
97V2
*95%
97%
*95%
97%
373/4
36% ' 37%
36%
36 3,i
36%
36 3%
32%
33%
32%
331/4
30
31 %
29%
30%
161/4
163%
161/4
17%
17
17%
16%
17VB
_6.25
No par
31 Vs
31%
31%
*96 %
97 %
*96%
21.80
37%
381/4
373/4
Corp.._20c
32%
33%
1
16%
16%
Co__:
Film
;
'
27%
15%
50
&
Clayton
Chemical
391/4
121%
32
1
Inc
Hocking Glass Corp
8
39Vb
39V4
27%
1
Electronics
preferred
39% Jan
25
49%
39V4
No par
Industries
9
see page
50%
No par
Ampex Corp
49% Feb
footnotes,
31%
49%
.•
126 %
25
Co
4
Jan
31%
*1241%
31%
120 %
25%
& Smelting
endorsed shares
15
23%
23
23%
126%
39%
61%
_25
Zinc Lead
37% Jan
30%
131
160%
23%
*124%
;
120%
__25
Inc
Inc
39%
120
5
com
14
123/4
*152% 154%
17%
18
39 Va
.—25
Co
preferred
preferred
preferred
preference
37% Jan
4; 37
125%
25
Corp
Works
5 % %
4
24
126%
50%
5%
.
160%
160
31%
15
20% Jan
23 3/8
50
29
Jan
159%
*124%
31%
26% Feb
Mar 30
24
125
501/4
26% Jan
54
160
23%
24%
31%
31
33% Mar 29
159%
159
/
49%
17
29
24
31%
25
25
28%
13%
64
159
,
613/a
28 %
10
63%
49%
Water
Jan
*9%
63%
31%
Viscose
21% Mar 15
10
63
49%
American
25
10
63%
22%
32%
10
63
31%
27% Oct
15
32%
10
American
American
153/4 Feb
32
10
63
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd— £1
263/4 Oct
For
com_No par
Sugar Refining com
preferred
154 Va:
18%
32
124%
5
243/4 Aug 21
18
10
124%
6
65% Feb
1
preferred_100
28% Feb
Jan
18%
*152'/a
41%
61%
12%
61%
62%
par
81/3
I8V4
313/4
lo
common
non-cumulative
6%
8
29
18
—.100
Co
253/4 Mar 12
27
25% Mar 19
com
Co__No
preferred
American
41%
28%
14%
61%
35
106%
22%
13%
29 Vb
-
5
34% Feb
160% Mar 14
27
.
.100
Dvlpt Corp.l
7
30% May
8
133 % Apr 11
/ 33% July 18
27
16%
par
,
Research
17
4
Apr 24
152
20%
41
xl6%
No par
Sany
preferred
18% Jan
May
20%
42%
22 %
20%
Co
65
;
26%
20
20%
Potash & Chem
14
26?'s
43%
*107
1
Co
&
27
20%
American
Rad
163/4
26%
42 %
7
7%
16%
43%
32% Jan
American
16%
20%
4
American
106 %
16%
20%
54% Jan
18
107 %
16%
433/s
Oct 24
25
34%
*106%
16%
43%
Optical
14 y4 Jan
35%
107 %
20%
Photocopy Eqpt Co_No
154% Jan
34%
107%
43%
American
18% Oct 25
353/4
108
20%
Co
Gas
American
152% May 16
85%
35%
10
Corp
25
2
21%
36
35%
27
No par
.
24
Oct 24
106
1.66%
-
25
12
21%
*85
17
27%
Jan
142 y2 Jan
*100
16%
24% Jan
24
85%
108 %
65% Jan
News
2P/4
107%
Products
American Meter Co
American
106
21%
*85
100
2
2
15
*100
85 %
19%
35%
2
73% Jan
20%
523/4
35%
com__i
32 Vb Jan
48 y4 May
15%
20%
•
37%
•
2
Inc
29
8% Oct 24
20
*15%
20%
21%
60
23
11%
11 Vs
No par
Natural
18% Sep
53
Mar 11
59
19%
203/4
106
34%
21%
52%
20%
21%
53 %
41%
34%
37%
20%
*85
92 J/2
39 y2
15%
*102
46%
52%
53%
*15%
100
-'
46%
*91
19%
153/4
1.75
48%
22
24%
*24%
;
37%
♦15 V8
___.100
11%
.48%
21%
523/4
37%
-
42
11 y4
19%
38
53%
20
1
convertible preferred.
24
.
32%
46 y8
;
42
11%
1
Fdry com
Climax
12% Oct
24
19%
preferred
Mach
5
11% May 29
.373/4
X523/4
12.50
_
preferred
Sep
30% Oct
-_1
Corp_No par
Corp
Products
Supply
International Corp
American Investment Co of 111
25
24% Feb
40
24% Oct
6.50
Corp* ————5
58% Jan 22
104
32
x45%
22 y4
Co
Export Lines Inc
40
2
14%
54%
61%
213/4
11%
Co
Power
18%
105
65
34%
8
12
54%
40%
343/e
Electric
2
Mar 19
55
523/4
Distilling
30%
18%'
*100
21%
52%
8
86
120%
30%
.27
88%
Jan
42 y2 Jan
23%
119%
25
33% Feb
106% Nov
-i Si
45%
40%"Feb
7
23%
•
x88y4
53%
24%
24%
49
21%
29'%
22
53%
11%
48%
•
100
American &
Mar 20
28 y2
21%
41%
*24%
American
79% Sep
14%
46 % '• 46 y2
Line Co__3
American
15% Oct 24
•
65
14%
32%
32%
X41%
X45%
American
18% Jun
27
67
54%
_No par
American
13% May 29
27
14%
15
54i/4
54
24%
16
17%
•
23%
23
*64%
67
1
—
prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
Feb
23%
24%
24%
24%
27
*64%
14%
105
*100
105
*100
12%
95
17%
18%
18%
18%
18i/8
18%
105
*100
27
24%
5
50
2
18%
18%
107V2
*100
24%
23%
120%
31'/a
89
♦90%
54
23%
25
8'%
55%
55
29
24%
23%
X24
13%
44%
<
*87%
-21%
53 "/a
120%
28%
28
No par
4%%
79
17%
55
54%
55
25%
>
American Crystal Sugar common-10
1
17%
44 Tb
44 Vs
Broadcasting-Paramount
American
25
95
17%
95
17%
*90%
25%
7% preferred ;
ul:
..25
American Cement Corp
<..5
American Chain A Cable....No par
May 29
.
No par
—12.50
Theatres Inc
25 Va Jun
9
16 %
17%
16i/4
95
17%
89
American ' Can Co common——12.50.
44% Oct
8%
55
,88
12%
'
American -Bosch Arma Corp
American Brake Shoe; Co-—No par
19
13%
21%
Co
10,800
22%
44 %
28%
Bank Note common
6,200
3,300
10,900
13%
28%
preferred
15,200
44%
12%
preferred—.100
300
5,600
12,500
22
21%
53%
convertible
1,300
18,500
44%
13%
44 %
16
—1
5,900
17,300
22'/4
45
5,600
2,600
12,400
21%
21%
common
82 Va
44%
*88
Chemical—No par
81
21%
53
Corp
6,200
447/a
28%
Petroleum
8,700
13
21%
21%
Corp
85 y4
12%
21%
21%'
54%
200
84%
101
*99
29%
Bakeries
4
49%
49%
101
28%
American
11
49%
*99
101
Shares
41%
33%
49%
21%
American
16% Jan
50
*99
100
March 15
the Week
*41%
35%
33 y4
21%
11
6%
33%
33%
50%
49%
99
*34 y4
30i/a
17
67
34%
•r:
10%
10%
10%
35 y2
33%
21%
Amer Agricultural
American Airlines
Feb 26
4
*93
291/8
Feb
26
May 18
10%
34%
15%
62%
57%
3%
36%
21%
27%
No par
291/4 Jan
4
30
65
10%
34%
34%
50%
25
12 %
45:,!".
13%
22%
—No par
America
1
3%%
Jan
10%
34
33%
_
21
100
10%
Cement—10
27
16
28%
95%
34%
17%
28% Feb
Feb
28%
*93
10%
16%
Amerada
27%
95%
*93
34%
*90%
Amerace
22
27%
27%
convertible preferred—.100
60i% jan
114
21%
21%
22
1 95%
9%
Aluminium Limited
6
21%
21%
53 %
31
20% Feb
37%
8%
68i/2 Mar 23
l
37 Va
.
531/4
Portland
23
37% ' 37%
37
27%
Corp
Inc
Mar
3%
...No par
Alpha
23% Jan
57%
3%
44 y2
Alside
31
62%:.
56%
'3%
44%
7
3
61%
56%
3%
*93
preferred
4.08%
24
31 i/a Mar 13
61%
56%
3%
44%
8
25i/a Jan
60%
56%
3%
Allied
122% Jan
61%
55%
*44%
23
9
60%
13%
191/s Feb
15
15%'
13%
23% Jan
Feb
22%
15 %
*13%
30% Jan
34
14%
*22%
13%
4
1341/4 Feb
14%
22%
15%
13%
12
Dec
14%
15%
44%
49% Mar 20
23
14%
*22%
44%
28% Jan
30% Jan
14%
15%
9
5
..j.
v
22%
36%
15%
,
i
Friday
69%
15%
25%
12%
46
14%
22%
15%
64
57%
_3%
37 Ya
21%
28%
95 %
",:'U 69
14%
44%
„
.
15%
——100
Supermarkets Inc
.1
Allis-Chalmers Mfg common
10
4%
12%
85
83%
22%
1
—
83%
x83%
Corp
;_5
common—No par
Products
Allied
•
4
100% Mar
13%
82%
70%
Chemical Corp
Allied Kid
Co
Jun
Jan
13
84
69%
Allied
16% Feb
88
13%
82%
69%
Industries
55% Mar 13
31
13 y8
84
69%
Co.—
Mar
45
44% Jan
12%
83%
l
_.
1
,_10
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp..—1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd._.100
Feb 48
100
1
Inc..25
Vending Corp
Alleghany Corp common
6Vc
convertible preferred
23
52% Jan
2
53% Apr
84
.
22
93 % Jan
13
Jan 11
,42% Jan 11
121/4 Mar 20
Jan
5
48V2 Jan
9
83%
-———-10
Co—,
.
1
Adams-Millis Corp —;
.No par
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp-2.50
Admiral Corp
;
——
—..I
Aeroquip Corp
——1
Air Control Products
—50c
Air Products & Chemicals—i——1
Air Reduction Inc
No par
A J Industries--—-i—*
-—2
Alabama Gas Corp__
2
Alco Products Inc
1
Aldens Inc common.
„ 5
4Vz% preferred ——
—.100
15% Jan 28
22 y4 Mar
14 y8 Jan
5
Adams Express
13% Jan 24
54% Feb
6
41%
42
Acme Markets Inc.
Acme Steel
Thursday
March 14
*41 %
41%
84% 85%
12%' 13%
82%
83
March 13
*41 Ve
41
*41 y4
Laboratories
ACF Industries
16% Feb 14
27
Jan 24
41
—-i—i-l
Sales for
SALE PRICES
Wednesday
March 13
March 11
Par
EXCHANGE
18
Tuesday
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
y
Abacus Fund
11% Jan
15
17
18
15
7
41
96
LOW AND HIGH
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 1962
97
Monday, March 18, 1963
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
101
.
.
York Stock Exchange
Stock Record from the New
17
.
(1122)
*95
/
97%
Volatile j197
Number 6247.... The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
'STOCKS
Range for Previous
Yearly 62
Lowest
33
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Jun
<
4.2V* Dec
25
23 Vz Jun
,
Highest
25:-; 38%
Feb
:r -
31
5
i
32
Oct 24
^ :57%/Feb116 :
73% Apr 23
47% Jun
25
71% Mat 15
82% Jan
2
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7
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s
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15% Oct
?0% Jun
15
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,
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29
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19
51V2 Jan
7
29
22% Feb
21
17% Jan
29
92 y8 Mar 11
36% Mar
5
46 y4 Feb
25
15 y8 Jan
29
19
45% Jan
9
Bangor & Aroostook
27
14
16
11% Jun
28 "
•
Feb
26
47% Jan
10
41% Jan
29
5
35
30
77%
11%
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45%
45%
45%
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1
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13%
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13%
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I__10
110
39 V*
39%
38%
39%
38 %
37
37%
27%
27%
27%
28
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27%
27%
27%
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45
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37
37%
36%
36%
36%
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49%
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100%
100%
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101%
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21 %
21%
21%
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21%
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21%
21%
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94%
96
65
64%
64 Vz
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14r%
14%
15%
15
Shoe (A S) 4%%
Beech Aircraft
Corp
Beech Creek RR
39% Feb
7
8
15% Jan
29
Belco
9
20% Jan
18
25
12 Vb Feb
14
75% Jan
31
48
;
17
Sep
27
34 V4 Jun
25
55% Mar 15
49% Jan
15
54% May 28
128% Mar 23
51% Feb
28
108 y8 Jun
iy8 Jan
15
1% Feb
2
26
42
24
47% Mar 15
27 y» Oct
22. V
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20
.
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24.
.
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79
70
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22
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9
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25
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23
24
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Jun
26
,;
13 % ,Oct, 24
45 V* Jun
22
23 r* Oct
22
'•
14
40% Feb
4
18
23% Jan
18
41% Jan
Jan
19
2
2
5% Feb
14
5% Jan
2
130% Feb 12
93A Feb
13
34s/8 Jan
2
Brach
12 V Feb
4
14
10% Jan
3
4% Feb
4
3
47
30
94
87
Jan
2
Jan
30
Feb
,
18
89% Jan
18
36% Jan
3
40
Jan
18
Ilty2 Jan
4
114
Jan
21
,85% Jan
2
933/4 Jan
10
•16%. Mar
Co
5%
6
20% Jan
8
61
14 % Jan
2
17
Feb
15
2
14% Feb
25
Budd
79 y2 Jan
2
85% Mar 11
Co
Bucyrus-Erie
11% Jan
'
26
41% Feb
21
28% Jan
61 % Jan
29
55
2
8
Feb
26
7
$5
Co
7
37
Jan
15
12% Jan
30
61 % Mar 11
Bullock's
9% Jan
2
123/„ Jan 22
31% Mar 13
Bulova
18% Jun
25
26'y4 Dec
14
25% Jan
80
18
88
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13
85
78
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93y2Dec
24
2
30
88
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9
5
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lo
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13
23
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133/a Jan
16
29
Feb
5
107% Jan
28
23% Jan
22
-
93% Mar 13
56
27%
27%
24%
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,
25
25
24%
24%
24%
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14%
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14
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25
25 Ve
24%
24%
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38%
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36%
36%
36%
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33
33
33
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37%
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5
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61
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11
11 Va
11
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44
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89 3/4
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90
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112%
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17
No par
583/4
583/4
58%
59
58%
58%
1
263/8
26%
26%
263/4
26%
26%
5
5
1
16%
13
16%
!
*85%
31%
16%
16
863/4
13%
*85%
31%
31%
13%
17%
161/4
13%
16%
16
13
17
16
13%
87
*85%
87
31%
*31%
32
Co
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
12%
eoy2
61
60%
60%
60%
61
5
Inc
10
5
^
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
1
30%
30%
30%
31%
100
com
*86 V*
87%
*86%
87%
*75%
31
*86%
11%
31 y4
87%
78%
*75%
78%
*75%
78%
93
93
*92
941/2
*92%
94%
14 Vb
14%
14%
14%
14
5
30 V8
30%
30
30%
29%
30%
1
preference
Co
20
20
20
20%
19%
20
*93A
10
3%
Calumet & Hecla Inc__
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd
Campbell Soup Co
;
Canada^Dry Corp common—
preferred
53% Mar 14
Canada
Canadian
Breweries
24% Jan
Canadian
Pacific
Southern
Ry
Ry
Co-
J
-
Ltd--—-'
18%
22%
11
8%
—
87%
"A 14
61%
;
♦85%
-;X25'!.::^;'25\-
18%
A
23%
25%
*22 Vz
A__;
30%
159
23
,14%
22%
common
30%
159
14%
18%
Inc
10% Jan 21
31
55%
27%
87 y2
23%
87'/a'
33%
Financial Corp
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
conv
56
27%
*32%
No par
Terminal
$4.25
55%
27%
X22%
100
California
56
27%
.18%
100
1
Callahan
55%
27%
18%
second
California
*85%
55%
22%
preferred
18
87%
27%
32 3A
3.50
Burlington Industries Inc
4%
preferred
24
*85%
X55
•:
159%
„
No par
2.50
Byers Co (A M)
6% Mar 11
23
100
series
Co
Watch
9 % Jan
*159
23 %
25%
_lo
.
27% Jan
311/8
158%
;
l
Buffalo Forge Co
Bullard Co
——i
Bush
30%
123%
87 V2
31
1%
158%
is y8
J
30%
1%
23%
-23
22%
—^100
--i.——
1%
3iya
160:
30%
*158%
1.25
Inc
3 % %
26
1%
;
■';
4%%
16% Mar 12
*857/s
.
common
Inc
30%
158'A
1% :
23%:'233/4
v_,2.50
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
53% Mar 26
24 % Jan
30 */2
158 %
_5
100
-
17% May 29
8% Oct 26
8
1%
__50c
preferred
2
15% Jan
2,7
32%
29%
1%
_io
Corp
Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
17
24
Jan
1%
32%
Buckeye
Jan
9% Oct
11% Jun
1%
Brunswick
10% Jan
.8%Dcfc:8i: ■;.!.18%.,Mar
120
32%
common
preferred
28
,
120
0
29%
1951
Club
3% %
preferred
Brooklyn Union Gas
Shoe
122
32%
Airways Inc
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Briggs & Stratton Corp
Bristol-Myers Co common
Brown
*118
29%
preferred
(E J) & Sons—
5.50%
1%
120y4
30
Boston & Maine RR common_No
par
Jan
28% Jan
54%
52
32%
-
Jan
v
5H/4
52
32
Braniff
63/8 Jan
.
50%
53%
29%
Borman Food Stores Inc
Boston Edison Co
25
3% Jan
120 V*
BrasavCorp—_A
Borg-Warner Corp
■3%%
preferred
39% Feb
"...
121%
.—7.50
11
15
*118%
120
119
_i
Borden
11% Jan
51%
32%
Co-
...:
6
57
27% Oct-
9
1
62% Feb
25
4
Apr
..
Book-of-the-Month
35% Jan
8
84
Boeing Co
Bond Stores Inc
87% Feb
54 V*
51%
iBobhimBrooks Inm--^^-w^No paci
Bohn- Aluminum. Ac.
•44% Feb
51%
53%
52
30
. •
0
8
51
53%
*51%
31%
common
series- of
18
4
52
53%
51%
inp
Inc
25
-
IX
85
14
70
35% Feb
20
Feb
13
4%%- pfd
*
84% Oct
Jan
4
Mar 14
51%
53%
51%
293/4
—
Black & Decker.;
Mfg
Blaw-Knox Co
*
15'3/4 Feb
26
preferred
25
' 21 % Feb
Jun
13
51%
53%
51 %
1
Bigelow-Sanford
?30% Nov 28
31
44
15Vb Feb
27% Jan
51%
541/a
2 pesos
Bliss.; & ii&ughlin, Inc
2
2
52%
533/4
51 Vz
.Illllibc
Blisi <E. WJ. Co
30
51%
1
loo
Co
2
21% Feb
26
Dec
10%
Inc
Gypsum
Mar 11
37% Jan
^
7%
Co
25% Mar 11
30'A-Jan
13
9% May 29
23%
10 %
common.
preferredBenguet Consolidated Inc
Feb 25
;
23
61% Jan
22%
10'A
conv
56
85% Jan
12 % May 29
79
$4.50
90
i
52% Jart ' 2
:
,,
23%
10%
5
30% Jan
13
99 % Feb
22%
10 %
50
2
36 y2 Mar 13
7
Apr 25
23'A
10 Vb
preferred
8
26
90% Dec
Mar
24 >Mar, 7
12%. Jan
r
J
116,
159
10% Mar
6
43% Apr
May 29
17%
22%
'
5%
10
99% Feb
Jun 27
17
Corp
Beneficial Finance Co
Jan
21% Jan
8% Mar 13
4
30
109
17%
1
Co
5iy* Jan
,
27
11% Feb
17%
Bethlehem Steel Corp common..
39 y4 Nov
15
83% Jan
-
16%
18
1
87
"
22
Dec
16'A
32% Feb
3
57% Jan
47/a Feb
35
"
19%
2
Bestwall
2
21
13%
19%
_H
27'A Jan
2
.9% 3ari
,
25
26 V* Oct
36% Dec
13%
19%
Best &
2
38%
13%
15
4
37%
13%
15
Jan
36
*19%
35% Jan
20% Jan
38
65
15%
*34
.37%
32% Feb
22% Jan
May 24
22% Jail.
291/b May 29
25% Oct
Jam
4a%'Jan : 3!
■
Jan: 15 ';; 841/8
.9% Oct
70
'
Howell
6
36
v
19%
Intercontinental Corp
1 y2 Feb
*34
37%
|
38%
14%
1
153
7
35 y8 May 29 i. v; 56%.Feby 1
26
Jan 29
:37yS Apt;i 5 ^ "
16
fiep.,25 -/ .,21% Jan 8i ^
19% Jun 25.'
28% Mai-12
'
41% Jun.25
&
Bell
120% Mar 13
36
94%
14
2
28% jan
4
'
87.ya ;Not 12!. '
64 ? Mae.19 J ;
39%^Jan^te^
;26y*Fetw: 7
18%. May^2!:
24% Dec
2
Bell
Bendix
14%
No"par
Gossett Co
5
93%
*64
15%
37%
19%
37%
1
&
7
49
36%
IIIi
Corp
Bell
59% Jan 24
Mar
*34%
Corp
7
52% Jan
14%
"59
I_5
30 Vb Mar
?
.
15Zy* Apr 24'
27 V*. Mar.. 14
79% Jan.-.! 3 %
1
Savers
94%
65
1
9
Jan
55
Life
Petroleum
94'A
*64
100
26% Jan
5
43%, Jam,! 3
V
15
22%-Oct 31
114 y2 Mar
20
27 V* Oct
22% Oct
Feb
50% Mar 15
1
11
.49% July 16
Feb
24 V* Jan
Beech-Nut
2
l
pfd
Belding-Heminway
4
13%
49%
17
26
X38
13%
103 Vz
36 •% Dec
16'/8 Jun
19% Feb
*45
?
21%
22% Feb
7y8Jun
,
76%
11%
*101%
24
50 Vs» Jan
78%
75%
11%
100
27
24
14 V*
78
75%
11%
par
Sep
24
14%
2.50
11% Oct
15% Oct
15
75%
preferred
14 y4 May. 29
11% Oct
36
51%
15
4 % %
Beaunit
Beck
8
Jan
92
35%
51%
37%
47%
15
35
*90%
35%
51
No pax-
14
Apr 26
;
92
102
(James B) Distilling Co
Beatrice Foods Co com
No
115% Jan
Jan
*90%
13%
34%
101!
1
2
16% Jan
13%
34%
103
11%
*75
iq
Corp
Beckman Instruments Inc__-
66
13%
5'/8
IIII_1
common
18
19
92 %
5
34
15%
23% Jan
22
13%
34
101%
15%
_
21
Feb
.
13%
34%
102
35%
Beam
95
92%
13%
X33%
*101
*50%
Laboratories Inc
Cigars Inc w;
Bayuk
29
13%
34%
35%
Baxter
22% Jan
12%
50%
4
: 152% Jan
62y8 Jun
54% Nov
50
12
50%
4
7
48%
12%
35 y2
25% Jan
103% Mar
49 V*
12%
*90%
29% Feb
6ct~~2
5 Va
48%
35%
2
' ^29% Mar
5%
49 %
12%
50%
11
101%
•
24
5%
92%
Jan
49% Mar 14
Mar"28
5%
49
102
25,700 V
44,400
35%
Jan
52 V* Jan
23»/a.
50%
5% convertible preference
Basic Products Corp
Bath Iron Works
Corp
Bausch & Lomb Inc
'61
v
12%
13 'At
i
27,900
24'
100
37
24
4,100=
49
_10o
Corp
Inc
900
*50,900
12%
13
r-
2,020 ,/
11,700
34,800'
preferred_10o
Corp
1
non-cumulative
34% Jan
21
.
Corp
59
18% May 29 -
29 y4
Elec
'U
12,300
^ 12,200
12%
34
Barber Oil
V
48%
101
Basic
53,500
i
100
4%
50,900
317/s
•
2,500
:,>;-3,5C0
yi4%^i4%"
22%
<v
690
V 15%
*30%
No par
25
4
22
••*15%
com
12% Feb
23% Jan
&
18,500
T
-::i22%;ft^23%.'
preferred series B
4% preferred series C
Baltimore & Ohio common
77% Mar 13
52%Apr30
31% Jun
60 %
1
4%%
5
13
177/a Oct
109 %
60 V*
-4800
48%
109%
9
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
8
24
96%
26%
v2% ■" 3
•-.87%p86-'4
___5c
& Wilcox Co
Baker Oil Tools Inc
160
1,100
4.800
12,000
:;<i6%;^i6%;
- ■
Baltimore Gas
31%
,
9,300- •»
.480""
3,200
.,.
20
52%
23%
I'.- '
Avnet Electronics Corp
-Corp
85% Mar
12V* Nov
36% Oct
Avon
207/a Jan
*
38% Dec
29% Jun
;Automatic Canteen Co; of Amer_2.5o
Babbitt (B T) Inc
Oct
25
No par
common—
Babcock
9% Oct
24
Nichols
7
22
14% Jan
1
■?>referred. .'-._K---^-L-'!u-Cc-'-20i
Austin
4
Jan
106% Feb
9
•
»
•
51% Jan
5
;i.
■
51"".:■ 52'
'^>Caavrpr|a!r..:pke£-($^0)^^ft.paR.
.
19% Fib: 25^4^^'24%
19
94% Mar
__1
12,700
V"
39%
11
'
"
Atlas Chemical Industries
r.
t
rr
47%
' 59%
52%
_10
common..!
91
-x467/a>v47%:
No par
preferredL-i—100.
33,200
26%
'
3,700
..
13,600
27
v'27%
l!103A ' 10%
non-jcumulative
preferred
10
City Electric Co com_—4%
prefer*^~
TQQ
76%
31%
110
59%
.
.
"
•
11
20
26%
3
.
89
39 V»
46'A "47
•109
10
Atlantic
17% Feb. 264
18 % Oct
Dec
v
32 V*
-
*2%
1
^,2%Jan:4^4^;2%'Feh«''25?^^ Atlas^Corp.
9
104% Mar
33% Feb
5%
s
Refining
30
22
32
-26l/4-
-Atchison Topeka & Santa Pe com_l0
$3.75> ceries B.
4
Oct
Co
Atlantic
37 y2 Mar 28
27
2C
36
Brewing
V:
'54„ :Jan^2fti-
Mar 20
17
25
Jun
19%
Coast Line.RR
8y8Marl2
•
26
May 29
8% Oct
ii%
19%
2.50
Atlantic
85 % Jan
60
•ii y8
Associates Investment Co
vJanV227% Mar 12
: 10% Jan 264?
2 ^ V .48% Janv28^:"'U
13%Jan
.
Jam 15
■vmiaaz-lT
16% May 29'28 % Feb1- -13. r£V.:
m
Jun 35>.s« i'30%- M$l2a
27 y8 Jun
5
Associated Dry Goods Corp com_50c
5.25%" 1st preferred-.——100
.
14
96% Jun
Associated
ASVa Sep 20:
121.- July 23:; t,:. 27y2>Dec
11% Jan
64
39%
i
Shares
r 43%
75%
89 %
the Week
30% 431%
52%
53%
43%
43%
,
77%
.
89 %
Ashland. Oil & Refining—----——-I
48% Feb- 11.
25
76%
39 y8
Inc
jBt ' Jan 10 '
.9:r„: Mar47,.^,
^46%c Jan5^!W
f25-%^M^-&#
2 : -Jun 23-.3
10
19
Feb. 25,
43% JaiiY
91%,Apr
lLVa-Jara;<it£,V
37 Vi-Jun
Feb
;
43%
,.——2.50
—
V 43%
52%
No par
1
—
Arvin Industries
10%
21
49 % Jan,.
12.%,Nb.Vc:..i;:'.
■
$3.75 preferred
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Corp
110% Jan,22
5
lo
__
Armstrong Cork Co common;.-—-1
1
43 V*
'■*
March 15
?
31%
>
52
43%
Corp
Mar 12
Jan 25
Feb 13
3% Jan 14
2
43% Jan 22
108% Feb
:24..''-15-7% -Feb 15'\.
88 4 Novwlfr
,
2
2
42% Jan
r
$1% Jaru/3
l:
40
13%
20%
33
27%
43 y«
31%
Friday
;
March 11
-No par
—.2.50
Arizona Public Service Co.
77% Mar 11
92%, Feb
3
4
31%. Jun. 27- !;^47 % Dec 2D; :
■
7
2
-Archer-Daniels-Midland
Steel
Sales for
Monday
Par
Armour' & Co,
2
.
STOCK
f-y'--.''v
34 %
.
25
" 17 % Jan
V
21
2 f UO'/a Jua 22
Sep 27!'.,:. :8ft%jahv 2
K'^:.\
47% Jan
i 10% Jan
J051/* Jan
52
Armco
87 % Jan
v
i
V
-> 5 y8 MaY 25
v.
28
66% Jan
,
28% Feb 20
25.
37%:.Oct
56% Jan
34 % Jan
./*
■
.18
,Janul223% Apr1116
19 % May-2a
Mar
42
ri'
2.5
2
1
.
51% Jan
:.
YORK
EXCHANGE
2
30% Jan
,
Oct 22
NEW
-
43% Mae 13
33%.Jatwl5
40% Jan 30
••
40
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest 4-; ;
Highest.
9%;
14Va
9%
,
22%
'
60 %
42%
88%
'11
38%
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1124)
.
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
NEW MIRK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Year 19G2
32% Jan
Oct 25
1
2
43% Mar
Mar 16
56
24
37 Vst Oct
22
9
Highest
Lowest
26 >A Jan
11
s
49
Carlisle
15'A Jan
3
Feb
12
8
103
Nov
19
45^/4
Jun
25
64
Dec
27
60% Jan 10
65%'Feb
21
Mar 11
39'A Jan
8
Feb
25
15Ve Mar 30
28
30% May 29
45% Jan
367/s Jan
Jan
49% Feb
34% Jan
23
;
70
18% Nov
10
Dec
V
Jan
2
38% Jan
2
2
49
22
75%
33
2
Jan
7
52% Mar 30
46% Jan
2
101% May 28
.
98% Jan
7
Feb 27
*
18% Jan 9
50%'Jan 14
77% Jan
2
34% Mar 15
487/a Feb
6
101% Feb ,8
26
22% Mar
7
25% Jan
46% Apr
7
Corp
:
—
Apr
19
41% Jan
2
5%
32
common-
Central Aguirre Sugar
Central Foundry Co
-
'
-7
if Jan 22
Feb
27
13% Jan
4
14% Jan
23
4
19 V8 Jan
2
25% Feb
6
Cerro
11
Oct
23
60% Jan
2
Jan
31
19% Feb
23% Jan
6
4
Oct
24
3% Oct
24
24
22% Oct
25
91
35
21
37/s Mar
4
16
33% Jan
2
38% Feb
16
25VuJan
2
Nov 27
100
38% Jan
96% Jam 22
32% Jan
16
41% Feb
4
2
23
26
$4.50
15
Champion
2
25% Jan
22% Feb
1
7% Jan 22
21
29 % Feb
12
18
Oct
24
31% Apr
11:
21% Jan
'15% Jun 25
3% Oct 24
25% Feb
7
18% Jan
10 % Jan
2
5% Jan
2
5
45
Mar 29
37
Jan
3
39
Jan
60
Jan
4
51% Jan
2
57% Jan
98
Jan
11
7
96
Jan
59% Feb
14
11% Feb
14
13% Jan
7
Oct
24
Nov
2
29% Jan
17
33% Feb 19
9% Jan
2
12 Va Feb
51% Jan'
3
13% Jan
2
17% Feb
36% Feb
8
20% Jan
2
8
*
3
2
18% Jan
2
25% Feb
2
A 35% May
22
Feb
20
18% Jan
26% Jan
25
21
Mar 26
4
29
Jan
4
15% Mar 14
24
33% Jan
2
12% Jan
2
15% Feb
11
38% Jun
14
75% Dec
20
71% Jan
2
95% Feb
13
60%
36% May 29
2
27'A Jun
Oct
27
59% Feb
112% Feb
8
35% Feb
9T% May 29
";:i».y8 Nov
1
1.
37
27
Jun
8% Dec
Feb
4
14
27
•
48 % Jan
9
26 A $ 70% Apr
31% Oct
Jun
3
Oct
1
65% Oct
12
6
%
37% Apr
31% OCt
Jari
•
23
31% May 29
57
<■
49%
Nov
42% Feb
19
6
68% Jan
11
4
104% Feb
100% Mar
70
143
3
64
Jan
8
36% Jan
12
22
38% Jan
30
1
26
75% Jan
1
Jan
9
20
140%
3
42
22
Mar
;
Mar
.
Jan A 9
47% Jan
144
6
10
8
94% Feb
18
2
24 A Jan
21
48% Feb
27
A81% May
/
81
Jan
34% Dec
32% Mar
2
84% Mar
1
4
48%
47%
47%
47%
47%
48'A
100%
*99%
100 Vst
*99'/a
100%
100%
100%
22%
23%
23%
23%
23 Va
23%
23 %
24
42%
30%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
42%
29%
30%
21
21
21%
21%
21%
6,900
4%
115,700
No par
No par
com
—
-
27%
28
27%
28
98%
96%
97%
97%
9734
38
37%
38%
37%
38%
37%
30%
31%
31 Va
31%
30%
31%
23%
23%
*23%
23%
23%
23%
19%
20%
19%
20'A
19 3u
20%
6 Va
6%
6 Va
63'a
6%
6%
38%
38'A
38 y4
38%
55%
56 Va
98%
37%
30%
*22%
_1%
1
Corp
1.25
19%
16%
*37%
55%
*92%
56
10%
*18
—
17%.
33 %
11
22
Oct
24
14
Jun
69
Jun
41
May 29 •'
25
.,
30% Apr
31
Jan
17
4
79% Jan
26
20% May 29
34
Jun
J
'
;
18
72% Mar 16
31,% Feb
554k-Jan
.
27
53
28% Jan
2
Columbia
10
Columbia
27
*
t
10
Commercial
8
Feb
25
16
5
3
Feb
Credit
Co
7% Jun
25
Oct
24
Oct
3
11%
8
30
Jun
21
37% Mar 23
111% Feb
19
22% Feb
28
27% Jan
29
4 Va %
conv preferred
Commercial Solvents
44% Jan
2
50% Feb
14
commonwealth
2
11% Jan
4
15% Feb
13
7
5
25
49% Jan
2
27
39
2
21% Oct
109
30% Oct
35% Mar
24% Jan
3
29% Feb
27
56% Jan
2
63% Jan
30
35% Jan
2
15
4
41% Jan
43% Jan
Corp—5
Consolidated Natural Gas
lo
Consolidation Coal Co_—
7
102 Va Jan
42% Apr
23
27
7
89% Jan
3
17% Jun
25
96
Jun
40% Mar
99
102% Feb
4
94% Jan
3
12
28% Mar
9
35% May 29
18
96
Jan
16
July 20
18
26% Feb 25
94
44;
107 34 Dec
3
38
Jun
25
48% Jan
Jan
3
;
24
Oct
25
21
13
2
Jan
2
27%
27%
27%
27%
'22%
23 Va
22%
23%
25%
•x25%
25%
24Va
20%
20%
24%
21
8 V8 Mar 14
46% Mar
7
Container Corp of America com
4%
preferred
—
—
Continental Air Lines Inc-
common—_5
$5.50 preferred —
Nopar
Can Inc common
lo
4% Jan
2
5% Jan
29
17% Jan
3
20
58% Jan
2
64% Feb
15
Continental
Insurance
2
12% Feb
20
Continental
Motors
1
53% Jan
56'A Jan
2
41% Jan
2
36% Mar
7
25
2
60
18
Mar 13
47 % Feb
A 41% Mar
25
6
Continental
$5
—
Copper
convertible
Continental
Oil
Continental
&
—No par
Steel com__2
preferred
Steel
Control
of
Delaware
17,000
*24
25
X20
20
260
*19 Va
20%
300
16
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
15%
8,400
13 y4
13»/a
13%
13%
13 Va
13%
12%
13 Va
7,500
89%
90%
907/a
92%
91%
93%
91%
92%
184,300
54
54%
x90%
91%
*105
106
38%
38%
90%
90%
105%
38%
105%
38%
54%
54%
54%
54%
91
91%
105'A
37%
54%
54%
x
\
91%
90%
105 %
106
37%
106
37%
37%
1,7
44%
45
43%
44 %
43
43%
94,2
63%
64%
64%
64%
64
64%
30,8
113 Va
113%
113
113%
*23%
23%
23%
29%
29%
29%
23%
29%
4,f
*8%
8%
8%
8%
3,J
34%
34%
34%
34%
6A
41'A*
41%
23%
.23%
29%
29%
8%
34 Va
41%
63'/a
8%
34%
'' 41%
64%
*23%
29
43 V4
144
41%
41 »A
A 64%
64%
101%
101
A
101
101%
66
*36%
66
37%
40y2
43'A
144
*66
x40
42%
*140
,
*36%
64%
;64%
101 Va
67
1C1%
67
*66
37'A
36%
40
407/a
39%
43
43'A
43%
*140%
141 %
32%
93%
31%
32%
141
%
31%
36%
.
40'/a
7;i
43%
3,
141%
32%
93%
92%
32%
93%
22%
32%
92%
22%
22%
22%
22%
2,
46%
22%
47%
22%
47%
46%
47%
46%
15,:
84
83%
83%
*82%
83 Va
*82%
47%
83%
35
28%
35y2
35
35%
34%
35
9,
29%
28%
29%
28%
29
12,
*82%
35%
34%
287/a
9%
36
;
*34%
^
.
29%
9%
9%
*34%
35%
92%
9JA
35%;.
^
A
93%
9'A
9
33,.
12,i
9'/a
U.:
*34%
25%
45%
45%
51'A
51%
50%
51 Va
59,400
28
28'A
28
28%
27,300
23%
6,300
34%
34%
< *
.v-
45%
52Va
27%
45Va
451/s
52'%
28Va
24
82
73
25%
,*45
51%
27%
23%
24*/a
*45
51 Va
27%
23%
82%
*81
24%
82%
72
72y2
72 %
24%
47Va
25y4
25%
47»A
72
72
25%
25%
46
47'A
84%
*
22%
46Ys
47%
34%
29%
9'A
*109
.
31%
92%
32%
94
22%
84
*81
113% 113%
23%
29'%
83A
8%
34%
34%
41 y8
41 »/s
63Va
64>A
*100% 101%
*65%
66Va
*36%: 37%
39%
40%
42%
43%
*141% 144
83A
34%
41 %
64%
100 Va
66%
37%
39%
«
113
113
23%
29%
110
52%
277/8
*80%
48>A
*110
110%
23lA
23%
48%
■
*45
23%
45%
23%
56% 1
85%
100
82
*80 Va
72
72
71%
72%
25
25%
24%
25%
10,300
46%
47%
46%
47
11,100
110
110
*109
82
1,900
110%
23%
23%
23%
48%
48%
49
11%
12
11%
12
10%
10%
10%
100
23%
48%
10%
55% ^ 55%
10%*
55%
85%
23%
*80%
'■
'48%
9%
12 y4
10%
48%
9%
12
lO'/a
9%
10%
9%
55%
86%
86%
9%
9%
55%
86 Va
85 Va
8,100
12,300
1,200
10,900
1,600
55%
55%
4,600
86%
"
86%
17,300
107% 107%
107»/2 107%
107% 107%
107 Va
107%
107 %
108
1,300
109%
31%
34%
109%
31
110
31%
110%
110
110%
4,000
30%
30%
x30%
31%
3.000
34%
28%
HOVa
31
34%
110%
34%
28%
59Va
110
30%
.34%
34%
34%
34%
35
5.8C0
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
28%
60%
60
60%
60
60'/a
8,500
39%
39%
59V8
39%
40
39%
39%
15,400
18,900
109%
31'A
35
28%
28%
.'59%. 61
■
39%
40
- 41%
42 1
99% 100%
*l03y4 103%
*94
97
26y8
*93Va
■
1%
46
26%
96
7%
7%
46Va
*107y4 108
*:Aw'A44%A':44%v;,;
*90% 91'%
5
58%
59
7
50c
45%
46 -AA;:A
37%
39%
A'Af-
4l/a
18Vi
61'A
42%
99
*103y4
*94
26
*93%
7%
45%
7Va"
45%
x45%
xl07
108
44%
44%,
*90
91%.
11%
■
61
42
42%
99% lOOYa
*103'A 103ya
*94
97
26
,26%
*93%
96
4%
18'A
61'4
ll7/a
25
3,400
22%
25
63%
24%
'.
■
5
10% Jan
19
Feb
$3.75 preferred
27%
22%
*24
45%
27%
1.25
Continental
27%
23
3,500
63%
.
Continental Baking Co
26
29
*20
22%
8,900
25%
45%
51%
5
Feb
108% Jan 28
27%
2,200
15%
25
.
59%
15
63%
*45
—100
91
Feb
27%
100
45%
*35%
—No par
4
12% Jan
27 V*
23%
'
A
\
-Nopar
25
16
page
25
•
'
34
29
9
Nopar
$4.52 preferred
$4.16
preferred—i
46% Jan
26
see
23
..
2
Feb
footnotes,
25
84
Consolidated Laundries
87% Jan
•'A
24%
x22%
46%
Corp—-.1.33Vb
2
56
;
%
Foods
Jan
72% Feb
47% May 29
8% Jun 25
24 >/a
x92%
5
44% Jan
19
Dec
88% Apr
8% Feb
106
2
82
24%
*141%
30%
A—100
$4.50 preferred
Jan
23
6% Jan
series
Consolidated
94
2
pref
7
105
Jan
conv
Consol Electronics Industries
23% Jan
Jan
4.12%
1
50% Jan
Aug 15
5% Oct 24
For
Feb
94% Apr
2
8% Mar 15
92
24 Va
39
43
Consumers Power Co com—No par
Mar 13
20
24%
27%
22%
*65%
*36%
^_Nopar
_—
6
45% Feb
10%
100 Va
.
com—No par
33% Feb
101% Dec
43% May 29
35% May 29
Y
35
104 % Nov
16
preferred
N
2
2
A
of
28
97% Jan
-*# 4
109
Edison
Feb
33% May 29
3
94% Jan
101
3
7
36% Mar 16
22
10%
59%
15%
25 %
*58 Va
15
—
30% Jan
30
10%
59%
15%
34%
41 Vi
64
—100
65% Apr
24
May 28
10%
59
13
113% Mar 30
Jun
46
11
15 y8
25
May 29
23% Jun
'
10%
59
15%
Jan
96
25
Jan
11
59%
.
115% Feb
89% Feb
•
7,500
A-
19%
14%
85%
2
105% Jan
1,200
19%
1,800
$5
57% Mar
81% Jan
19
6,000
10%
*19
32%
Consol
2
27
57%
*9%
;
*32%
14
49% Jan
83% Dec
10%
19%
32 %
10%
56%A
107% Oct
56%
57
10%
*18
32%
9%
12%
May 29
65% May 28
A 56%
10%
19%
7,500
9%
12%
103
800
29,700
95
19%
9%
12%
Cone Mills Corp
56
*91
59
Conde
4
38%
55%
96
18%
Nast Publishing Co—
l
9%
—10
12 y»
Congoleum-Nairn Inc, _———Nopar
10%
Consolidated Cigar Corp—A56%
4
7
38%
500
19%
48%
10% Mar
14,000
*91
57 Va
10%
*18
110
23%
12% Feb
7,3C0
6%
19'A
48%
13% Feb
19%
33
110
23%
2
23
19%
6%
19
23%
2
22%
550
7,300
32,700
33
48%
21
Jan
31
19%
23%
8% Jan
30%
33
x33
48y8
10
38%
■
95
56%
■
1
11% Jan
;
18
50% Dec
25
Apr
18'/8
Co—12.50
Edison
8,800
97%
38 Va
10%
83A
common*—5
45% Jan
25
May 29
27%
97%
15%
23%
Gas
18
Feb
74
10
19
33 Va
113% 114•*
1st
48%
83
2
18'%
56%
18
■'
56 Va
♦91
56%
19
x28%
,
27% Jan
25% Feb
2
Jan
27%
97%
38 Va
63%
50
24% Mar 12
8
77% Jan
28%
*97
45 %
Broadcasting
105% Jan
15% Jun
35
B—
i
27%
28%
56
98
10
10%
53%
54%
91%
01%
105% 105%
38%
38%
—1
44% Jan
22% Jan
57%
90
System Inc—
10
Columbia Pictures common—
.-5
$4.25
preferred_5.^A_——
No par
Columbus & Southern Ohio Elec-—5
Combustion Engineering Inc-—
1
A 67
56 y8
*90%
88%
Ry—
pfd—100
System_2.50
noncumulative
4%
4
Mar
38
55%
96
13%
—_Nopar
"
1,600
''
38
38
56%
13%
common_«3.25
t
38
11 y«
.
——1
series
>
1
38
*25;;
,
<
100
preferred
38
59 Va
-
preferred—
„No par
City Investing Cow—————5
City Products Corp—No par
City Stores Co
A
5
Clark Equipment Co
—10
Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co-,—
__1
Cleveland Electrlc !iUum common_15
$4.50 preferred
iNopar
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7% gtd
50
•Special guaranteed 495, stock—50
45% Feb 14
•
'
6%
1
Producin^33%0
4%
38
"15%
A $4.40 conv
Colorado & Southern
7
19%
xl5%
21
7
23'A
16%
36% Feb
Jan
31'A
20
preferred
27 Va
-
4%
3,200
900
„59%
■
Cluett Peabody & Co
r
4%
4%
37%
12,500
30 Va
'
15%
—
3%
37%
37%
——25
Corporation
4
37
"
20
.
Chrysler .Corp
L. ;
3%
4
—25c
3
42% Jan
26% Jan
50
12,500
20%
21
37%
32% Jan
41
7,700
.
21%
30%
3%
Colorado Fuel & Iron common——5
7
1,600
20%
"
37%
Collins
Aikman Corp
Colljns Radio Co_____
Mar 19
34%
34%
48
1
14
•
34%
10
—
20
45% Dec
*34
33%
20,700
10
51
76'/a
16%
10% Feb
14
*75%
16
32% Feb
Dec
.
16%
36% Jan
31% May 28
;
lo
2
41
42
33%
26
A
16%
Inc
Chock Full O'Nuts Corp.
Chris-Craft Industries
5%,%
76'/a
33%
76%..'^A ;
;
26
*16% ,16%
*48
49%
A
16'/a
Chicago Yellow Cab———No par
Chickasha Cotton ; Oil ———5
*
500
*75 y8
48%
*99%
*75Va
25
,
16%
,50
16%
2
.'
16%
49%
48 %
100%
23
16%
16
8% Jan
.48% Jan
16%
*48%
34%
25
25
*48
16
20"%
22% Jan
A
26%
2,800
2,900
1
.-1
...
41 % Jan
■.
A 1,600
r
8,700
'17% Jan
8
17 y8
43%
14
27
'S
1,700
16%
42%
22%
22
■
26
17%
42%
.42%
13%
7 % Oct
NOV
25%
"A :Afl7%
'■A:
30
18% Jun
3.0
25%
26%
26%
;
.
25%
16%
50
76%
33%
Coca-Cola Co —a
No par
Coca-Cola Bottling Co of N Y.—1
Colgate-Palmolive Co common
l
$3.50 preferred —A——No par
3
21
43%
30
"4,200
22 '/a
Coastal States Gas
84% jan
17%
42%
21,800
30
26
41% Jah
*17%
200
38
13%
22%
32% Feb
20% Jan
Jan
17%
42% ;
92%
-
23
142
16%
5%: preferred
.
—50
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac_No par
.5% series A non-cum pfd„:._100
■7%
26%
17%
42%
37%
*140A
93
26%
26%
17%
23
38%
13%
28
55
1
Motors
Clevite
91% *
30,200
30
Feb
27% Jan
$
19
19% May 29
42<
66
37% Jan
103 3A Jan
May 29
19% Nov
32% May 29
July
4
'
28% Feb
134% Jan
5
2
17
102
35% Mar
-63% Mar
'
4
8
33% Feb
5
37% Jan
18
96% Jan
9
8%
2
58% Jan
Jan
29% Feb
7
38% Jari
31
23%- Jun
30
26%
91%
42%
23%
142
*140
12,200
*48
*75%
Cities Service Co common——10
Mar 11
27%
-
.A
*23
37%
'
142,V.rA
300
4%
35%
4
35%
22 Va
26
31 A Feb 14
9% Jan 11
91%
.
cA
38%
38 y«
74
73
14
64% Mar 13
26% Jan
91%
36
4%
23
23
♦139
38%
140
91%
75
357b
22%
46% Feb
114
23%
38%
*74%
14
2
3
*23%
"140
'
4%
36%AA:-
25,000
22%
2
2
4
8%
14%
Jan
4
35%
300
8%
9%
16%
Milling Machine Co
10
C I T.Financial Corp——u—-No par
Jan
75
4%
36%
A:
51
76%
34%
Cincinnati
20% Jan
24% Jari
A
75%
4
,A:':;A8%
5,700
23%
8
<106
Mar 23
*75
9»A75
AA
64%
*13%
41% Jan
43%
-
9ya
240
63%
-
x22%
8
36% Feb
i
9%
h.
65%
7,600
32%
25%
Cincinnati Gas & Electric coiri-8.50
A%
preferred,
——100
4%% preferred ————100
54% Feb 28
94
106
64%
64%
40%
49%
.*32
14Va
3
27
32%
63%
40
49%
50
?32 *<A
9
24
40%
*49%
33
64%
36
.40
50
*32
23%
16%
29
2
Feb
40
,
*49
30
Jan
Jan
90% Mar 12
104
5
<
'
40
150
4,900
1,700
14Va
55% Jan
14
52% Feb' 16
49% Mar 21
44% Oct 24
:
35%
29%
Jan
49%
29
Dec
25
32
Mar 19
93
107
87 % July 10
101% Jan
'
35%
25%
*16%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
18% Jan 23
8% Oct
53
.
64%
•35%
48%
*99
22%
Chicago & North Westn com.No par
,5%
preferred scries A
..100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
14
25% Mar 5
20% MAr 12
May 28
20
:
14
27% Feb 14:
28% Feb 25
12
81% Jan
26% Feb
:
30
22
14
64%
35%
f 48 V
' *75%
:
Chicago, Great Western Ry com—10
.
64%
5,900
23%
Spark Plug Co
—
61% Feb 27
7
17% Feb
24
14% Nov
14% Jan
15
64% Feb 20
22
19
Jun
15% Jun
19
20
Feb
8
19% Mar 13
22% Feb
5
25
14'A Oct
2
27
9
?
36% Feb
24
8% Jun
Jan
16% Feb
23
27% Feb
20
48
2
51% Jan
4
21% Nov
1
22% Sep
11
55% Dec
May 29
Oct 22
Mar
64%
50
32%
4
17%
_
1
Chemway Corp
—l
Chesapeake Corp of Virginia
..5
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common—25
3%% convertible preferred.—100
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc —
2
Chicago & East 111 RR com__No par
Class A
4o
7
7
92
preferred
Checker
106%
14%
35%
64 %
75
42%
Chemetron Corp
14
44 V2 May 28
75% Oct
9
*
A
*105%
114
105%
64%
'
...
42%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
16
2
31'A Dec
'Af
106%
'
14
1,600
A
No par
No par
Co
Champion Papers Inc
Feb
17
May 29
Jun
2,900
27%
42
———,
39% Feb
40
36%
27
..2,50
Corp
Cessna Aircraft Co
Chadbourn Gotham
Chain Belt Co
"
29% Jan 29
100
34% Jan
21
Industries
Century
4% Mar 13
9% Apr
49'A Feb
7
20% May 29
.
Shares
45 y«
27%
■; v14;;A;
♦105%
*49%
32%
9%
91
—1
Certain-teed Products Corp
16
2
15% Jan
20% Feb 25
13
45%
27%
the Week
5
29
2
Jan
30% Oct
1*
———1
Central & South West Corp
Central Soya Co
64%
*23%
Central Illinois Pub Service__No par
'
33
"38%
38%'*'
*138 y4 140
,
,
,
22
40%
49%
75
4
Co——5
33% Mar 27
.19% Oct
A-?.45%,
'
14
13%
64%
35%
Central of Georgia? Ry com—No par
5%. preferred ;series B
—100
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Light com_
No par
' :4%% preferred
100
33
30
Sep
27 Va
35%
9
.
1
-
64%
35
33
preferred/————————20
23% Apr
12% Nov
10
45%
40
64%
63%
preferred series A. 100
17% Oct 23
23-% May 29
6
44%
' 106 %
106%
35%
49%
No par
Cenca Instruments Corp.;——
47% Feb
25
conv
Celotex
5
47% Feb 14
28
Jan 14
Feb
4
Tractor
4%%
17%'Jan 18
*
15
15% Jan
9
363A Jan
30% Jun 25
Jan
2
23
Dec 19
78
;
5V
13% Nov
March J.5
'
7% preferred ———————.100
'6'/a% '2nd preferred
7
4
27% Mar
2
15% Jan
26 % Feb
1
25
21
2
23% Janv
51% Nov
17- A May 29
H37
Friday
March 14
.27%:
,
14%-
■
35
40
Ceco
Steel Products Corp
10
Cdlanese Corp of Ahier" coin—No par
7% 2nd preferred ———ij—-100
93% Mar
' Jan
28
•
,
64%
?.
24% Feb
Mar 13
68.
20 V
Oct
Thursday
March 13
27%
13%
106%
———10
———u,—50
General^ Corp.1,—
1
&
Caterpillar
142% Feb 27
Jan
90
20
40%'Jan
36% Mar
19
28% May 28
32
27%
,
Sales for
Wednesday
; March 12
44%
44%
.
13%
preferred A
38%'Jan
20% Jan
133%
9
42 % Feb
Aug 23
Jun
27%
13%
,
^Carter .Products"Inri'A——
_1
Case (J I) Co comimon———A,——1
4% Feb
3'AJan
34% Mar
Mar 22
.20% Mar
21
;64% Jan
4
Jan
'
91
14
13
July
10% Feb
80%'Jan
4
44
14% May 29
Jun
Jan
22
28'A May 29
93
.7
,Jan
29
5
Jun 26
35
3
137% May
124% Jan
68
65% Mar 13
33A Jan
25
Jun
Jan
42.% Jan
1
287a Jun
4%%
carriers
54
9% Jari
V
2
Mar 12
77
44
July 2
2Va Jun 26
297a Jun 25
19% Sep
44%
106 %
par
Carrier Corp common.
22
48
Corp
Power & Light—No par
Ca'rpenter Steel Co ———5:,'
8
29% Jan
36% Jan
:
4j% May 29
41
8
44% Feb
26
38'A Oct
35
107
49% Sep 28
2
3
26% Oct
;
45% Mar 14
25% Jun
44'
,
Carolina
Jan
14% Nov
44%'
27%
.
Carolina" Clinchf ield & Ohio Ry.,100
96
16 % Jun
Tuesday
March 11
Carborundum :Co
—5
Carey (Philip) Mfg; Co———10
12
13% Mar ;7
101% Jan
2
la
Par
'
13
Jun
Monday
EXCHANGE
•
;
;jan 16
29% Feb
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
NEW YORK. STOCK
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Highest
Lowest
4*%
*18
AA 61%
4%
19
61%
£
A>.': 11%' 12V8
A
59
59 V2
42%
100
103%
4%
*18
60%
A
12
-A 59%;;.
.
42%
43%
A 42%
43%
99%
100 Va
99 Va
100 V*
730
103 %
103%
103%
330
96
26y8
96
7%
46
4%
19
61%
12%
60
A
2,400
103%
96
26
97
107Va 107
44%
44%
*90
91
'
->
"39%
40
26%
*93%
7%
45%
96
26
96
8%
45%
44%
90
90%
A;. 4%
*18
v
60
11%;
'■
107
('
44'
77s
4%
v
%
4%
*18 -
60%
A
12 Va
'
46
4,900
500-
44%
17,600
20'
90%
•'
4%
4.1 CO v
200
19
'
60
60%
18.800
-
11%
12
17,600
'
25,100
*
59'A
597/a
59%
59%
45
45%
45%
45%
A 39%
40%
39%
40
•
Data
Corp
Corp—
J
45%
A;r: 39 Va
46
A
40%
^
45% A 46
39%'"; 40%
,
50,200
107
-
90%
18%
21,000
96
7%
A 107%
44
60
26%
*93%
46
♦107
96
•
A 1,500
39,800
-pi
Volume
197
Number
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6247
(1125)
Range for Previous >
STOCKS
Year 1962
Lowest
34 Va Feb
5
22% Jan
21
23
34% Mar 19
27 % Jan
12
Jan
2
27
8% Oct
1
18% Oct
23
15 % Feb
43
NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
18% Oct 24
Sep
18
4
Jan
21 % Jan
26 % Feb
25
30% Jan
9
15% Feb 21
26 % Jan 15
2
2
STOCK
1
EXCHANGE
Controls
Co
of
Monday
Par
America
March
24%
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co
5
29%
29%'
1
15%
1
23
6
16% Jan
2
20% Jan
25
26
43% Mar 21
32% Jan
2
37
Feb
18
60% Mar 28
49% Jan
3
54% Feb
14
Corn
105% Jun 27
194% Mar 19
90
Feb 27
167% Jan
14
Corning Glass Works common
5
:3%% preferred——
——100
*91 %
87
Dec
92% Jan
23 % Mar
14
5
24
Oct
31
87% Jan
24% Jan
4
21% Mar 12
11
.5
Dec
28
36
Oct
24
76 Va Jan
26
28
17
68% Jan
17
11% Oct
22 % Jun
5Va Dec
83
Dec
14
Jan
Jan
2
92% Mar 6
23% Jan 24
15% Jan 31
Coty
Jan
2
42% Jan
2
%<£ 5Va Jan
7
49% Feb 18
82
12
12
Feb
25
83% Jan
Feb 26
14% Jan
8
25% Feb
19
8
of
ser
•
35 y4
51
1947—-100
■518%
51%
154%
93
14
'
Crane
Co
common
5,100
21,800
1553/4
156%
10,400
*87Va .; 89
*91%
14
3% %
preferred-—.;—
.
48%
..100
Crescent
Oct
24
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
22% Jan 24
24% Feb 19
24
6
20 % Jan
4
Crowell-Collier
Publishing-
Dec
18
34% Dec
28%.Feb
27
35% Jan
7
Crown
Seal
common-—2.50
41
Jun
14
48
45
Jan
preferred——
—___No par
52
Jan
28
100
Jan
23
18
-37Va Aug
8
91
Aug
7
12% Oct 22
15
24
Mar
4
Sep
5
44
Feb
27
59% Jan
2
45
Jan
4
97
3
96 % Jan
4
May
16% Jan
v'"
31
&
Crown Zellerbach
S4.20
Corp common
preferred
2
21 " Feb
7
105% Mar
2
20% Jan
18
C
7% Jan
3
70% Jan
29
52 J/4 Jan
Cudahy Packing Co common
4Va.#> preferred—,
9% May 29
19 V4 Dec 28
12% Feb
13
10
33% Jan
2
13% Feb
6V4 Oct
25
45% Oct
5% Jun
20
22
21% Mar 29
107% Feb
19
103
Corp„_
10
Jan
25
63 / Jan
11 Va Feb
25
19% Jan
3
22% Feb
13
Cunningham
20
6% Jan
2
25% Jan
:
35
28
14% Feb
14 Va Jun
27
8
Cuneo
Press
14
39% Feb
14
S4
7
12% Feb
14
SI.60
17 V4 Jan
20% Aug 16
35 Va Aug 21
78
Mar 20
8% Feb
3
Jan
2
23% Feb
20
9
19
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
26
58
2
64
Feb
18
Jan
40 V4 Jan
7
46
Feb
25
89% Jan
17
92
Feb
1
Class
Jan
133/4 Jan
2
Dana
10%
203/a
:;20%
1
—
1
_10
1
2
21
17% Feb
21
Dayco Corp————:
30
Jan
31
Dayton
Mar
4
86
Jan
2
Preferred
3,75%
84 % Mar
4
87
Jan
18
Preferred
3.75%
series B
4
90
Jan
29
Preferred
3.90%
series
100
18
51% Jan
2
19% Jan
21
46% Jan
36% Mar
151/2 Jun
15
25
7 Va May 29
30
Nov
20
29V4 Feb
22'% Jan
9
31
Decca
Records
22% Feb
Delaware & Hudson
52% Feb
13
19
6
42% Feb
6
18
27% Jan
10
2
21% Feb
19
Denv
DeSoto
Chemical
34% Jan
29
Detroit
Edison
133/4 Feb
18
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
10 % Mar 14
9% Oct
30
18% Jan
4
10% Jan
2
26% Oct
26
343/4 Jan
10
31 Va Jan
24
37% Oct
24
12
:! 46% Jan
3
54% Feb
19
Diamond
Alkali
40
Oct
24
53% Jan
2
45% Jan
3
53% Mar 15
Diamond
National
9% Oct
25
27 Va Jan
22
10% Jan
2
69
Feb
33
Mar 13
12% Jan
15
101/4 Oct
18
17% Feb
11 Va Mar
6
14
Jan.
3
113/4 Oct
26
23% Mar 26
18% Jan
8
223/4 Jan
22
21
23
40% Feb
27% Jan
2
35% Feb 26
Oct
353/8 Jun
12V4 Jun
15
15
16
(The)
Disney
(Walt)
43 y8 Jan
2
46% Jan
3
19 ; Jan
21% Jan
3
24>/4 Feb' 13
5
Distillers Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
3
263/8 Mar 14
Dr.
31% July 18
23% Jan
2
28% Mar
Dome
2
19
6
21% Jan
Dec
7
20% Jan
4
25% Mar
17V2 Jun
27
37% Jan
26
25% Jan
2
293/4 Jan
161/2 May 29
24% Apr
72% Jan
24
22 Va Jan
22
Jun
17% Oct
27
24
20% May 29
j 32
8
11
1
14
26% Mar 14
Dover
14
Dow
22% Jan
2
25% Jan
25
Dresser
22% Jan
5
Mar
Ltd
Ltd
Fund
*
Industries
2
25% Jan 15
2
17% Jan
DuBois
3
11
Oct
6% May 29
13
Feb 26
10% Jan
17
Chemicals
11
Jan
-
f
249
Jan
28
25
109% Jan
2
85% Jan
7
88
4
24 y8 May 29
97 Va Apr 27
32 v. Mar 22
$4.50 preferred
30 Va Jan
2
33% Feb
39
44
42
4
$3.50 preferred
Duquesne Light Co
S3.75 preferred *
$4.15 preferred
4% preferred
81 Va July 12
44
Jan
Jan
5
2
254% Mar 14
114
Apr
Sep 14
233
Feb
48
July 10
46
Mar 27
45% Jan
Jan
2
Mar
8
26
43% Jan 28
48% Mar 14
42-% Jan
12
47
45V4 Jan
19
49 Va May 25
48
Jan
21
50% Mar
433/4 Jan
2
48% Jun
45% Feb
28
48
Jan
du
31
481/2 July 13
29% Feb 19
Duplan
45
Feb
7
17
Oct
23
13
7
48
Jan
17 % Mar
3
Dynamics Corp of America
$1 conv preference
123/4 Feb
28
26% Feb
28
41/2%
40% Mar 23
94
33% Jan
26
Feb
13
42
>14
Mar
49y8Apr
108
108
i1
46%
*49
18 J/4
13%
13%
168 3/4
109%
109%
89%
8.9%
31%
31%
31 %'; 313/4
*42%
t
10%
239%
*88%
S
10%
237%
43%
'
48%
48%
*46%
471/4
50 %
501/4
*46 %
:
13 >/4
13
47%
27%
22%
20%
21%
21
55'/2
56%
56%
58-
95%
*95
'
22%
3.600
21%
15,600
57%
•
22%
211/8
s>'22%
58%
24,600
V95
<
13%
•4,800
115
116%
33,100
*99%
100
95
.
36%
14'/a
preferred
Stop Nut
Bond
&
&
*93
National
Radio
Co
54
54%
30
29%
-
5%
•
—10
491/4
1
Ex-Cell-O
69
231/4
39%
581/4
141/2
——5
3
42%
Corp
.
& Co class A
*671/2
49%
69%
*68
23%
23%
40 '/a
40
3%
3%
*18%: 19%
*58%
60
11%
29%
42%
42%
42
421%
15%
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp 1
Fairchild Stratos Corp
1
Fairmont Foods Co common
50c
3974
40 54
Falstaff
25
Brewing
Corp
;5%
•
•'
>
73/4
23
41
-
13i/e
5
774
23'/a
50
*50%
51
1
34%
35
;
29
•
14%
55%
29%
.
5%
54
33%
34
10%
10%
181/4
t
181/2
33
33%
9%' 7 >9%*:
38% ; 39
48% ' 49
■
.
,
(
r.
18%
>
r
: ' 68%
40%
231%
■.
3%
411/4
3%
18%
191/4
591/4
14% !
14%
11%
,
.
18%
*58%
r
ii%
29
15%
preferred
55%
29%
60
11 '/2
40
junior
*58%
29%
4%
5#
19%
28%
131/8
preferred
3%
Hi/4
x40'J/8
convertible
:
b
*23%
*18%;
,14%
94%
*
35>"'/ 35 >
*68
...14%
,14%
•:
>
40% \
29 %
42%
.
1.400
69%
>
11%
/
1
Co
3%
••
5,900
4,900
231/4
231/4
40
210
14%
28%
>
37%
38
49 Va >49%
,18% >18%
1
&
v
J
36%
'
*91%
■■
9%
18%
■,
U
18%
33'/a
9%
9%
-
54i/4 ' 54 y4
10%
18%
32%
.
No par
Morse
Whitney Corp com
10%
33
37
18%
33i/a
14%
111/4
28%
i
36%
40
x581/4
-
*49
23%
>
3%.; 3%
♦18%
20
■;
—1
«
9%
36%
x69
-
50
9%
18%; 18%
1
com No par
X32%
1351/8
32% '
.
10%
187 b
18%
49 y4
8.50
Inc
10%
,
13%
?
'100
55% i 58
29% >29%
5%
5%
53%
53%
53%
10%
•
'
55
29%.
35
32%
20c
_100
Inc
53
33
5
29
5%
32%
18%; 18%
:
*91% ( 94%
30
53%
10%
55
35
55%
321/4
32%
9%
36%
Pittsburgh RR Co
(Max)
.
1
Corp common—25
series
5%
53 V4
31%
5
; 34%
14
*100
„
52V4.
100
Eversharp
29
*100
29%
5%
A
Eurofund
94%
29%
291/4
34%
__3
preferred
preferred
*91%
5 14
55'/4
341/2
1
Mfg Co—:
Phonograph
&
?
551/4
94V2
28%
10
Gas
Electric
36i/e
*100
shrs—10s
Inc_„
Watch
Natural
36%
5
Co
Amer
Storage Battery
Paso
56
5
Share
Associates
14%
55%
Corp of Amer___1
Mus Ind
;ioo
35%,
14%
1
—100
Evans Products Co
9
18%
13Ve
28
:
Erie &
2
50%
18%
'■
5%
9
47
,
28
14 y2
*99
14%
.
*
•
"13
22% >22%
96
48 %
>50
♦43%
95%
>23
■
46% > 46%
*49
27%
*18
43%
.*491/4
18 Va
13%
27%
89 '/4
*42%
48%
50
13
13%
10%
2393/4
108%
•:
31V2 >31%
43V4
433/s
*47 V2
481%
43%
133/4
10 Va
237%
*8834 > 891/2
50
18
•
36%
$1.50
•
14 Va
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
3
page
i
.
36'A
Factor
see
13%
101/2
2401/4
10 V2
27%
—1
common
Fairbanks
footnotes,
13%
238V4
24V4
?57%:;;57%"
3674
Inc
Fairbanks
For
57%
24
"14%; 14%
Manufacturing; Coi
Englehard Industries
Equitable Gas Co
May 17
3674 Jan
573i
57»/2
,24%
16%
57%
<
24%
'
24
16%
t
100'A
4%
9
20% Jan
25
24
16%
573/8
*991/2
Endicott Johnson
1
61
24%
243/8
16%
X57
100
Emerson
3
21% Jan
25
•23%
47%
l
_100
Corp
Emery Air Freight Corp
Empire District Electric Co
26
41/2 Jan
59%
*99»/4
El
2
47 J/4 Jan
58%
!•
114% ,115%
Emerson
Aug 22
26% Feb
59'%
114%
Elgin
491/2 Mar 30
68
261/8
13%
Electric
31
23V» Jan
25%
25%
114%
Electronic
15% Mar 16
37'/2 Dec
25%
26%
13%
Electric
5
26Vs Jan
26%
25%
115%
Electric
17
Jan
Steel
Electric Auto-Lite Co
2
38% Dec
251/2
25%
46%
46%
*49% J 50%
*46%
47V4
>
253/8
25%
13%
Elastic
16
16
25V4
*49
4%,% preferred ————*100
Products Co. common
—2.50
30
61/4 Jan
25%
■
114%
4%%
5
5674 Feb
25%
25%
*46%
Ekco
30
30
63% Mar
27%
19% >19%
10
com
preferred
Edison Bros Stores
26
Nov
371/8 Nov
263/8
27'/4
19%
2.50
Echlin
3
Aug 23
33% Nov
101
253/4
28%
19%
Eastman Kodak Co common
—-10
::
$3.60 /preferred' *
——50
Eaton' Manufacturing .Co———1
9
881/2 Jan
prior
26%
27%
19%
—1
Inc—v.
Stainless
26
28
5
Air
Gas & Fuel Assn
Eastern
i
*49% > 50%
__2
.
Eastern
4
July
com
.
22%
25%
.1
22%
24%
•
13%
46%
343/a
46
22V2
59
240
.'
34
*45%
22%
'
25V4
*47% i 48%
.——5
Eastern
115% Mar 15
101
57%
13 3/4
43%
_50
Cigar Corp.—
Lines
24 %
20%
24%
10%:? 10%
50
—
Eagle-Picher Co
7
21 % Jan
4
351/2
25
>
31% > 31%
50
$2.10 preferred
25%
>
107% 407%
87%
88
preferred
15% Jan
31% Jan
12
25%
27%
r
50
D
G
4 5%
22%
2383/4
50
9
W
34%
4534
21-%
x
—50
15
13
93 % Dec
4.10#
45%
22%
—5
—
Feb
16 V4 Dec
13
preferred
49
33Vs Dec
16
4.20%
203/4 Jan
24
23
7
11%
12%'; 12%
20%
No par
J
11%
12%
57%
__.No. par
:
—■»
common
3
25
24% Feb
22
11%
53%
21%
16%% 16%
com—5
4
119% Oct
55 34 Feb
Jan
(E I)
51%
53%
121%
23%
.
———1.
•.
de Nemours
——
1123% Oct
27% Jan
47
Corp
Pont
33%
,.51
21%
24%., 24%
—1
___1
DunhiilInternationa^—;*——tiwl
29
Jail
5
*33%
52%
11
25%'" 2512
24
"5 24%
59
> 59%
Co.ui——No.par.,
107% Feb
27
11%
24%
1
Inc
27
164 Va Jun
101 Va Jun
33
53 V,
19%
Drewrys Limited USA Inc
16% Jan
55% Jan
12 Va
53
1
25%
,50c
8
23
33%
12
51 %
53%
27%
—,
Feb
14% Jan
32%
51
32%
12 3/a
45 34
5
May 27
:Jan 16
2
32%
'
103/b
331/4
19% 1 19 %
ifm
Jan
13% Jan
12%
27°h
Co
31
25
33
12%
22
1.25
61
24
33
> 12%
> 21%
X34%
35
No par
Corp i*.
Chemical
Duke Power,
20%
10%
25%
Sons
22*
17
26%
20
12%
___i
Jun
Jan
26%
19%
10
No par
:
May 29
59
26%
20%
20
-
2
Inc—
13
22
26%
*11
_i
43
26
38%
No par
Donnelley (R R) &
Douglas Aircraft Co
62% Jan
55
49%
3.71/2
32%
2.50
Co
Mines
Dominick
4
4
Mar
Mar
49%
37%
32%
1
48% Mar 23
24
49%
37%
v-12Va
2.50
223/4 Dec
25% Jan
19%
493i
53%
Productions
21% Jan
22% May 29
161/8 Jun 25
191/2
50%
Club Inc
25
Pepper
1934
9%
_50c
22
29
60%
1
Corp
Fruit Corp„
Diners'
61%
—No par
i
Stores
DiGiorgio
451%
61 J/4
61 %
20
20%
1
Corp
May 29
20% Dec 28
40
Diana
453/b
26%
—15
Co
x45 %
•
10
-
90
45 Va
36%
1
>
86.
90
48%
3
Coatings
85
\
86
90
61%
6.75
—....
*84%
20
& Rio Grande West RR_No
par
2
2
*84
86
89
45%
Supply Co of N Y._—2.50
9% Jan
83 Va
89
No par
Delaware Power & Light Co
Delta Air Lines Inc
Dentist's
*83
1
^
17%
28%
*84%
_50c
Deere & Co_
13%
16%
100
Inc
31% Jan
•
A
C
92
27 Va •
7
common
series
61% Mar 12
Feb
26
12
12% Mar
4
19'4 Jan
15
31% Dec
3
45% Jan
_50c
Light
41%
*90 %
X13%
100
87% Jan
21Vs Jun
41%
i.100
.,—5
Jan
45 Va Feb
7%
31%
1
82
/
7%
•
No par
Inc—
&
8%
31V4
No par
Corp common
preferred series A
Power
20 Va
*10%
27
'
.19%
58%;
Inc___
Mills
18%
105."
8%
„
River
98
18%
*57%
,3%%
Dan
98
*101
Inc—2.50
Stores
A
v50
5
common
Cutler-Hammer
4
143/4 Feb
13
49%
100
preferred:
Curtis-Wright
31%
*44%" " 45,
,
—5
Publishing common
prior preferred
prior
23%
30V8
5
Inc__;
Drug
'24%
23
i6 3/8; 16%
No par
Curtis
Mar 13
25
24
S
2
Jun
31 Va May 29
T
4
Mar
*243/8
,
Crucible Steel Co of America—12.50
5Va7c convertible preferred— wlOO
3
8% Dec
47% Oct
8
/
83%
12% * 12%
No par
_•
Jan
25
49
*82
1
17% Jan
27
14% Jun
18
S2
Cork
19% Aug 23
15% Jan 19
86% Jun
V14
25
17% Oct
,
23 V4 Jan
Mar 13
22%
-
'•
30
26
93
22%
Petroleum Corp com—l
5% convertible preferred
25
Croinpton & Knowles Corp
No par
*
•9,000
51 %
14
Coty International Corp class A—lc
18%
35%
50 Va
89
14
22%
18%
*91%; 93
22%'* 22%
22%
2,200
•1,700
10,100
\ '2.800
3 5 Via
155%
-
"15
22%
18%
-»n
Shares
29%
14%
35%
51% k
th
24%
29%
23%
*87%
14
1
-
35%
89
22%
Inc—
23%
51%
156
-
24%
xl4% " 15Va
23%
18%
35%
;i8%
50c
3Vz% preferred
Cosden Petroleum
2
V 5
27
19V2 Feb
88
5
—_5
Co
13% Jan
21
2
,
6
24
Feb 21
01
96% May 17
>18% Oct
152% Mar
Products
\
FrMav
March 15
24% - 24%
29%. - 29%
15 V4
155%
*87%
25
'
Sales for
'
March 12
24%
May 28
12% Jun
27 Va Oct
,
Tuesday
11, 1
5
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
Copper Range Co
Copperweld Steel Co__
40
17
' 11%
30 ys
30%
41%
42
'
The Commercial and Findricidl Chronicle
18 ,;
Monday, March: 18; 1963
(1126)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
;
■
'4; Lowest
13% Jun 25
6% Jun
ll7/a Oct
Jun
31
14
24
25
v
6% Oct 24
14% Oct 25
'
301/4 Oct
25
22% July 11
37% Jun
27
10Ve May 29
Oct 24
29
Highest..
29
Mar 29
28
Jan 2
Id/4 Mar 13
23% Feb
5
42% Mar 15
141/4 Feb 2
22V4 Feb
7
44% Feb
7
24
May 10
54% Jan
2
17
Dec
6
53% Feb
6
31% Feb 15
28% Dec ; 5
35 % Mar 15
142
Jan 22
20
18% Jun
14
May 29
'22 % May 29
8
26% Jan
17% Jan
,
8% Jan
15% Jan
Mar
38
•
6% Feb
2
2
8
19
16% Jan
36% Mar
2 1
1
23% Jan
42 V2 Jan
2
Feb 26
14
24
6
6
9
.
Ferro. Corp•.. _■
14
2
40% Feb
2
2
2
26% Feb 14
35% Feb 18
35% Mar 14
27% Jan
6.6
Feb
'Mar 12
4;
50% Jan
13
2
.18% Jan
2
>
31% Feb
•17% Jan
2
85% Jan
23
90
:
*
-
Jan
2
41%Jan .3
.5
Jan 23
9
75% Jan 18
46% Jan
65% Jan
2
4
19
.21% Jan
2
25% Feb
7
95% Jan 14 % 97
Jan 23
17
- Jan
2-'
19% Jan 14
X 13
Jan' :4' • -14% Feb 25
11% Jan
2
-14
■ Mar 14
Jan
2
2
41% Feb
14
10% Mar 11
42
■
Mar
•
14
8
12% Feb
47% Jan
,
1
28% Mar 14
10%vJan 29
11
34% Jan 15
30% Feb
34% Jan
8% Jan
2
27% Feb
26
30% Jan
24
9% Jan 24
28
8% Jan
3
22 % Jan
2
24% Jan
.
84
Jan
2
15 •••'.
Food
Mineral
Foote
Ford
.
Franklin
14
Fruehauf
4
Gabriel
Gamble
21
7
4% Mar 11
4'/2 Mar 19
2Vz Oct
24
18 y4 Jun
14
27% Jan
10
17 y4 May 29
26% Jan
2
27
143/4 Jan
4
13 % Mar 12
26
32 Va Feb
16
30% Jan 14
10% Jun
23 Vb Jun
94% Jan
8
Oct
52 % Jun
26
.Jun
28
7% Nov
1
44 y4
70
'10% Jan
20% Jan
23
8
r
27
Jun
35 y4
ioy« Oct
21% May 29
Oil
Amer
Co
17
General
5% Jan
17
General
23
14
General
Finance
4
General
Foods
General
Instrument
'33% Jan
2
34% Mar 11
General
Mills
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
1155/8 Dec
21
7
117
Jan
30
88% Dec 31
95% Mar
433/4 Aug 14
40% Jan
1
15
98
17%
*12%
13%
10%
ioy4:io%
431/4 M4
291/s
28%
30%
31
27%
'
98
••-
*97
::
i
.
*97-
15%
'115
73%
41%.
79%
11%
116% 117.
ii6y2
General
General
Signal
$1.30
*34% -.35%/
11,000
*38 V2
>
General
Time
30 Vs
B)
Genesco
Rubber
&
Inc
$4.50
^„_-..-100
100
24%.
10%
lOVa
10%
23%
103%
22%
♦101
1023/4
106%
*105
1063/4
353/a
45 %
'
5
&
Inc
R) & Co_i„_-^
Mining Co Ltd^
Union Co •».»'
Graniteville
Grant
34
341/4
37%
37%
37%
371/4
38
26%
261/4
Iron
11%
Ore
Northern
Great
Northern Ry Co
Great
Western
Financial
Great
Western
Sugar
& Ohio
com
States
RR
preferred
Utilities
Co
preferred
$4.44
S5
G"srin-Pacrn
17%
17 ya
*173/8
17
171/8
>281/2
275/a
28
18
17
i7ya
28%
17
17%
17
28%
29%
28%
39%
28%:
143/8
14%
14 %
23%
23 Vs
39%
,
83 %
•831/2
8334
33/8:/ ' 3%
3%
3%
43%
43%
43%
43%
~
3
•
.
43 5s
16
•
15%
16
16
-
39%
39 Vs
39%
39%
48 %
48%
48%
.49%
173/4
23%
.3%
> 3%
45'A
15%
391/2
49 y4
14 %
-83 »/a
4434
16 V8
•
-•
83'/a
44 %
•
..
23%
t
3%
15%
18
143/a
123%
83%
-16
*!
^18i/a
48%
<
17% '-18%
37%
No par
293/e
•
Co-—
35%
36%
37%
153%
29%
35%
69
36 Va
-
69
._
36
44%
433-4
37%
36%
37
37
85%
; 85 %
38 Va
•
*94%.,
106%
*1C7
19%
38V2
;
86%
*8514
42 V2
.42%
38 V8
38V2
.
-.
38
30
* 153%
>30%
Z, 35%
r36
-*68 y8.
:
691/2
43y4V43%
441/4
-
Z42 Va ;
-
37%
371/8
•
36 V4
*67% ': 69
43%
.♦98
♦100%
47.% <48%:
*152
153%
2934S 30
44%
*8r> V4
/
'37:-/:;/37'%;
153%
43 Vs
41%:- 42 V4
38 %V/ 39>
'•
.
36%
'
com_No par
2 50
18%
f
29*4
29%
—68—88
,
com_No par
i
18
37 V8
153%
37%
153 V- 154
100
—100
Co
39V2
14%
23 Vs
100 *
Mte
38%
"401/4
17%
83%
-___100"
,100
—
38%
37 y4
38 V2
39%
39%
18%
23%
——100"
preferred
IH/2
/ 47V2
: 33%
*17%
38%
40%
.
11%
46%
,33%
39%
oreferred
$5.08
38%
22
33
11%
46%
32%
40
,
'
8.33%;.
preferred
preferred
33%
*18
No par
S4.40
32%
/
•46
No par
Corp
S4.20
•
39%'
46%
38%
'
45%
83%
Corp common
___—3preference
—„5o^
Eng Corp
—1
Gulf
21%
11 %
12
46%
33%
::/38%
conv
Oil
393.4
*21%
*21%
23 y4
Grumman Aircraft
Gulf
•
39%
14% > 14%
No par
Corp_—1
preferred —
Green
Shoe
Manufacturing
-v. $5
33
'11%
39%
-
21%
*11%
113/4
11%
113/4
40
21 %
34 /
34 V4
263/4 <27
2T7
ll7/8
/
31%
37% <37%
f
—25
Prop
Paper Co
7%-
Mobile
•
457/b
-
Stores
1
Pacific Tea Co__l
Nor
Gulf
,39%
30%
100
Great
•v4%%.
11%
39%
21%
11*%
r
,15% >15%
2.50
common
Great
Greyhound
113/4
21 */a
6.25
preferred
tGrayson-Robinson
Atlantic &
26 %
26%
11 %
5-
—
3%%
Great
;
33%
341/4
5
Co
;
337/s
33%
_4
Co
(W T)
*331/4
33 Va
34
—_;_5:
Steel
City
21 Vs
15
34%
— „1
<W
Granite
56V4
20%
34
5
Gould-National Batteries Inc
Grand
55
21%
3lS/8
F>—-.10
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
No par
Granby
45 Vs
54%
20%
31%
39%
102
54
53%
20%
26y4
36 V4
;
44%
x31%
■
1063/4
35%
33%
Goodrich Co <B
Grace
23.1/8
100%
102
32 y«
4.5
Globe-Wernicke Inc
223/4
100%
*105
15%
32
33%
—10
Globe-Union
z
36
X15
1
Corp
;
27%
,
45
>53 Va
20%
.
27%
27%
24%. .25Va
-XlOV
10%
102
44 %
15%
-___l
Co
Co
>
102
15
—
Alden
35%
36
101%
21%
15%
•
Gimbel; Brothers5
Glidden
101%
)/45%i 45%
45%
53%
33%
37%
Glen
35%
353/4
*33%
Ginn
>1,600
19,900
••
23 3/8
20
Financial
Co
106%
102
53
Corp of Calif_l
Cards Inc
._5
Gillette
T02
;l
Portland Cement Co
>
Greeting
22%
23'/a
36%
;
37%
37%
^85%t/86%
.86 %
.42%
42-
-
■
" 42%
'"381/4 '•39.%
i/.381/2
*95%
96V2
96%
•*94 Vi
96%
>941W: 95%
*95'«96%:
99
"'98
98Va
*98% ;; 99
*100
> 1011%
Y/98%v-' 98%
♦1001—102 v
106%
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1 OS 34
*IC6V4
106%
*106 % 106%
107%
*107
107 V2
*107
1071/2
107.
107 '
18%
18%
101
105%
107%
19%
*100% .-101
106%
►107
19%
19%
*98
*100%
"
19%
197/a
18%
19, •
12,200
30%
-
27%
27%
-
11,400
24//
29.%"
23%
27»/2
.
_.__4
Giant
Gibson
>'•
30%
24
25%
10%
106%
*1013/4
Co
Oil
Gibraltar
*27%
253/a
103%
80c
Getty
Co —
22 y8
106%
__1
Corp
Products
27%
27%
25-
10%
*102
No par
preferred
27%
*27 Va
10%
30c
com
common
conv
Georgia-Pacific
Gerber
25
27%
27%
*27Va
2.50
preference
5%%
preference
27%
25%
27%
__25
—25.
$5
13
ieo
i4,500
•-
3:5%.—5^/33ys
33% '
12% v 13 /
33%-
•*23%
Corp
Tire
General
/
}5%,
X12%
& Electronics-l-S.SSVi
Tele
.40
"-5%'
<33 %
__1
$1.25 preferred
General
:
•1,800
Fiorlda—
(series
preferred
"2,400
36%
_i_5
Industries___;
General Telephon e Co of
i. 3,300
35%.
i_6.67
i
94%*-
•
440
!08,900
56,800
10c
Corp_
•'93%
94
li.Boo
>63%'V
117%:il7:%;'
,
18%,- 18% ■'■'
No par
Refractories
Steel
68
35% /35 %
'
General
•
10,900
:>■
1
Co
•
7
17,906
18%
Public Utilities ,Corpi_^2.50
10
■*
-1.100
11%^.
-3^% -34y8"
115% 115%
"
115%, 115%
62%-/ 63 y4
' 42%
42%
,11%,.
36%
Public Service
20
34
55,200
78% \ 79%
42%
7,8%
,11%
5;000
55,700
'26%
>
1
General
14
25%
.-73,% *••741/4/:
74%
8,800
7.000
17%
8
13% Jan
•
5%..;
„•
36
18
32% Feb
5%
26%", 27%
62%
:
;'"/' 30
.15%/ 15%;.
94
Feb
22 y4 Mar 28
15%
'
,
5% Jan
44 V* Jan
'»
-
i'
•3,700
8,200
•
15 %
\
12
.
44%
-30%.
33%
62%
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43%
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.
31
v'-,33%<34%,/:
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143/4-'.
•:
.:
115
2,600
14%,
43%- ■•■45%
30% '
11%
230
9
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-
8,800-
'7,200
20,400
aOVt
X41% ; 42%
-.
:8%;f '9y4
102% 102%
-.15%.
,86—/ 86,
;v.79%;:>80—
1
preferred—
102%
..
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No par,
Corp
-.5%
15 Vz.
;98%
*
.-35/<8$%' Z
72%: 73 % /
72%
.
21%
,26%,t26% T
..
— 98%
8%-
26
•
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
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22%
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Manning Maxwell &
Maracaibo Oil'Exploration
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22%
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106
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Magma Copper..
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Marshall
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45%
(Ky).No
Madison Square Garden
Marine
18 Va
20'A
:■
99%
preferred series A—
Madison Fund Inc_^___
Manhattan Shirt
18%
20
22%.
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common.
convertible
18%,
13 y*
4./4%
60c
18 y4
20 y8
44%
preferred
Macy, (R H)
/
100
& Sons Inc
Inc
53%
;
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100
Co
MacAndrews & Forbes
5'A%
52%
: 53%
7%
19%
150
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60% :
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A
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63%
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preferred
Louisville Gas
22
62%
53
53%
A
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100
preferred
Electronics
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6%
21
62%
53%
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preferred
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53%
.
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18
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21
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6
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4
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23
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1
31
22%
preferred.
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25y4
31
.31
'
13
*
25%
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5
1%
95
105
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1
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104
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Dec
; 19.
14
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i
28
14
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15
14
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50 V2 Jan
Mar 14
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pfd series A
54% Mar 29
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;
27
7% Mar 14
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69:
15%
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30
2
22
14%
23
13% Jan
5
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35
22%
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2
53%
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23
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass
Libby McNeil & Libby—
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
2
53
3.9 %
22%
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53%
39
/
23%
Leonard Refineries inc-AAixIAL—3
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52%
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22%
18
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34%
53
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22
57
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26
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53
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14
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47
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8
25
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8
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88
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157
36%
88
62
6
73%
37
26%
13
110% Feb
71%
73
271/a
43% Feb
155% May 11
45% Nov 26
70%
73%
34%
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& Pink
71%
73
40%
common
Corp:
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73%
88
4
conv
35%
71%
73
36%
40
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Lee Rubber & Tire
31
36%
71 y4
74%
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.
39%
preferred series A-.-;——23
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Lanvin-Parfums Inc
Lear Siegler Inc
•
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34%
36%
71%
73
37%
37
71%
39%
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9
36'/a
52%
.
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co
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Lehigh Portland Cement
15
Lehigh Valley Industries common 1
Feb
35%
36%;
73%
26%
14
7
35
88
18
35% Feb
64%
34%
36%
17 ya
27 '/a
14
12
63 %
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39%
7% Jan
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63
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23
17
62 y4
34%
39%
6
11
16%
61
87%
8
1% Mar 16
17
35
31%
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31%.
51%
51%
87%
24
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.
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.
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15
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~
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32
31%
52
10
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10
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10
15
8
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2
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100
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53%
73
1
preferred
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2
97%
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2
27% Jan
95t/2
1011/2
52%
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17
1
Royal Dutch Airlines
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83y2
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——I
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;
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41%
83
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21
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33%
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97%
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10
2
100%
21
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21% Jan
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,
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2
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Jan
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108
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8.75
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Kelsey Hayes Co
1
33
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110%
*105%
25
Electric Co
Power
55
34
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..._
2
■io9%
100
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95%
.
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par
Wednesday
34%
34%
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50%
;
100
pfd
Non-cumulative preferred
2
34%
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preferred—.—.——,.100
preferred-,--.—,
100
preferred.:
.100
Jan
28
conv
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
27% Jan
16% Feb
*94
preferred——
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4.35%
preferred
100
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par
12;
48
34
100
of 1957) conv pfd
(ser of 1959)
March 12
33%c
4.20%
30
19% Jan ' 8
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preferred
4.50%
29
38 Va Jan
Chem
3.80 %
4%:.
29
100% Jan
&
(ser
4%%
26
93
99
Alum
40% Feb
110
100% Jan
•;95'/4 Jan 10
Kaiser
Tuesday
March 11
EXCHANGE
-
47%
11%
47%
•
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41%
11'/a
26
26
22'%
22%
22%
42%
42%
.
42 Va
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96
A 95
21
22
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23%
23%
23 5a
89
88%
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,
the Week
Shares
Volume
197
Number 6247
Range for Previous
..-
Year 1962 v.-•
The Commercial
and Financial
Chronicle
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Highest
Highest
18 % May 28
60
Jun 25
84 % Jan
Feb
22% Jan
3
Monday
Tuesday
March 11.
March 12
77% Jan
2
87% Jan
30
88% Jan
3
91% Feb
33% Jan
24
15
22% Jan
81%
2
26% Feb
7
11% Jan
•91 Va
2
12'/a Jan
9
24%
3
'8% May 28
9% May 29
13
Aug 17
14% Jan
2
28% Oct
52% Jan
12
11% Jan
29% Jan
58'/8 Feb
15
28
26% Oct
LOW AND HIGH SALE
Lowest
20% Mar 11
28
94% Mar 23
88% Nov 23
5
18% Oct
28
24
24
.
2
13% Feb
33% Feb
6
28
20%
82%
20%
12%
13
16% Nov 23
15
Jan
2
3
88% Jun 19
21% Mar
7
87
Jan
31%
3
Feb
1
97
96% Jan
7
20 Va
12
Feb
21
88
86 % Jan
2
88 % Feb
1
•97
8
87
July
9
84'/a Oct
94
Jan
25
May 28
43
9
Oct
Jan
2
16% Oct
23
13% Oct
6
39% Apr 10
58% Feb 14
2
55
24
70 Ve Oct
23
102
,
24
13%
32%
33 y4
,x32%
20 Va
20%
67%
88,
*85
49% Jan
2
55% Feb
13
101 Va Jan
3
104 % Jan
28
37% Mar 14
66% Jan
2
21
7
4
34
May 29
45% Apr
24
Jun
47
Dec
7
19
Jun
28
31% Dec
31
30
Jan
2
101% Mar
79% Jan
2
88% Feb
15% Jan
62% Jan
18
2
21% Mar 15
40% Feb
8
4+% Mar 13
44% Mar
6
49% Mar 13
29% Mar
38% Jan
6
32% Mar 11
2
44
4
Oct
24
Feb
3
2% Jan
2
4% Feb
51 % Mar
1
,48% Jan
2
60% Feb
32% Jan
4
Mar
5
2
22% Jan
2
7% May 29
65% Oct 25
11"% Apr 19
69% May 11
93/8 Jan
2
11% Jan
75% May 28
15
Jun 13
7% Jun 15
80
25
,
25% Jan
Oct 10
9
69% Jan
61%
61%
17
79% Feb
2
14
11% Jan
22
Nov
29
30 %
31%
32%
20.%
20%
15,900
89%
210
88%
88%
100
26%
19%
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13
22
10% Nov 29
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25
52% Jan
2
Jan
17
May 28
39 Va Dec
20
38 % Jan
2
42
Jan
May 29
42% Mar 26
36% Jan
9
39
Feb
26'A
20
87%
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14%
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58%
59'%
58 Va'
62
53% Feb
21%
21%
26%
43%
44%
44%
47 Va
47
48%
32%
31%
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32
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36%
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31 Va
317/n
39%
40%
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57%
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79
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4
79
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58%
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36%
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.
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70
79
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60
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87
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8
62%
58%
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43%
54%
103%
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59 Va
21%
37 Vo
54%
21%
20
9% Jan 16
49
87
103
102
88%
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41
87%
36%
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100
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,
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28
28
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7
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31
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5
35
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37
21
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14
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100
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15
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.
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23
77% Jan
18
103 Va
22%
13%
22%
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12%
13%
12%
50 Va
19%
33%
34 Va
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10%
10%
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27%
67%
67%
67%
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18%
18%
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36%
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24%
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34'A
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36%
t
36%
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24%
27
27%
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24%
24%
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27%
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34%
34%
33%
13% Aug 22
62 Va Mar 16
24% Dec
9%
18
58 Va
57%
57%
57%
57%
9%
57%
24%
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24 Va
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23%
24%
25%
25 Va
26%
26%
26%
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25%
26 Va
46%
47%
24
,
Jan
4
132% Jan
2
29% Feb
5
23% Dec
72
12 Va
Jan
Dec
Apr
11V4
11%
44%
44%
44%
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100%
37 Va
20
20%
16%
17
16
7
V
6Va
12%
7 Va
19%
46%
24%
82%
82 %
2
11
79
Feb
23
86
Jun
50
Feb
26%
26 Va
471/4
47
47%
88
72
97
97
50%
32 Va
11
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11%
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»
42 Va
42%
84
48%
23
22
78%:-79
92% Jan
8
95
Feb
28
86
107
107
104
4
20Vs Jan
3
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•
110% Feb 28
106% Jan 30
25
Jan
29'/2 Jan
115% Jan
8
22% Jan
17
23
Mar
Sep 27
131/4 Jan
18
Jan
14
4
Feb
72 Va Jan
30
26
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14
24
May
7
30
Apr
25
15
Jan
2
16% Jan
76
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110%
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110%
111%
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21
76
48% Jan
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43
Jan
2
6
104% Jan
11
7
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7
2
:
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28
45%
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1
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17
110 Va
6
109
Jan
44% Jan
4
39
Jan
11
44% Feb
34% Jan
25
36
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19%
21
20%
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60
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21
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21
21%
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43%
43
35 Va
35%
& 34%
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110%
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43
43%
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43%
35%;
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34%
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RECORD
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
Lowest
-
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Lowest
Highest
Tear 1962
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Wednesday
March 11
STOCK
YORK
March 12
Sales for
PRICES
Thursday
March 14
LOW AND HIGH SALE
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
..
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Friday
March 15
the Week
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11
99
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29
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2
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3
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24
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23
25
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21
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31
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24
41
Feb
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18% Feb
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26
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3
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6
Pacific Cement
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Pacific Gas
17
15
158% Feb
26
145% Jan
2
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25
Pacific Lighting Corp
Pacific Telep & Teleg com
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12
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2
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24
8
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22
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14
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
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1
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May 31
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3
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71%
71%
71%
14,900
29%
29%
22.400
72
72%
29%
72%
30
72%
72
71%
29%
29%
72%
12,000
30%
31
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31
31
31
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93
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93
92 Va
92%
93
93
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93%
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95%
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95%
95%
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96
300
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98%
98%
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97%
97%
900
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31
31 %
97
109
109
109
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107 Va
106%
109
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25
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24%
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6%
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84 Vs
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85
39
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28%
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38%
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28%
31
107%
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110
25
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10
10.800
25%
29
28%
28%
15,000
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40%
49,700
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29%
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3,000
38%
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90
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90
9,800
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39%
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29%
20
34%
25
40%
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270
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39%
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78%
'/
1,300
32%
34
33%
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//'■'/ '25/S
78
24%
38%
26
28%
38%
'
110
33 Va
*76%
par
^^..No par
107%
106%
*108
77
Puget Sound Power & Light Co—10
Pure Oil..—^———5
147% Mar 14
80(
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16%
26%
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k
51%
*100
101'
-
15 ya
51%
45
102
71%
Quaker Oats Co common
.5
6%
preferred—.—
;
—.100
Quaker State Oil Refining Corp
10
*53
-49%
Q
136
310
200
36 V2
71%
18
101
36%
72%
Jan
104
36 Va
29%
69%
9,300
103%
*100%
100
37%
70%
Inc
2,500
33%
37%
72
Pullman
5,300
35 Vu
33'A
47,200
29%
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co—.3
39V4
*34%
33%
15%
29%
18
38%
35 Va
15 y4
71
25
19,400
15%
72'A
Jan
46%
15 J/4
71%
31%
30% Feb
4,100
430
46%
15%
28%
41
10
47%
*47
15%
89%
10
No
100
39%
*99%
<
9%
y
" 104
104
104
100
70%
preferred
17%
9%
47
17
*46%
*100%
37 Vb '
3%%
$4.75
5,500
25%
"
102%
25
11
23% Jan
37%
25
*100%
6V2
24V8 Feb
8
36%
25%
102%
*24%
*23%
28
Feb
24
8,300
37%
25'A
89%
Publicker Industries Inc common__5
Mar 11
24% Dec
19
July 25
5 Va Oct
8
7%
37%
5
of Ind
12,800
38%
No par
;
8,000
86,900
105%
102%
.10
sf pref.100
Co
V
8
13%
26%
74'A >747a
*96
97 Va
97%
7%
8
12,200
12%
13%
26
-
90%
22
78
22% Jan
*96
97%
■i
9
77
2
75%
7%
33 Va
33%
*103% 104
99% 100y2
15% 15%
37% 37y2
78
Jan
74'A
12 V4
12 V4
37%
9%
46V2
46y2
39%
35V8
*77Va
76
75
*96
17
preferred
.ul00
4.32% "preferred ._..___.„.....25
4.16% preferred ....
___„25
11
27%
74%
32% ; 33
79% Apr
21
26%
12%
*89%
*89%
preference com__No par
preferred
...100
preferred
........100
preferred
100
preferred ....——,—100
preferred
100
Co
13%
27%
Gas com_No par
Gamble
Serv
13%
26%
29%
18%
33
Public
13%
•51V4
32%
35
12%
8y8
37 Va
25%
52'%
33%
26%
com__No par
23% May 29
71% Jan
2
2,300
50 %
div
4.30%
15%
55%
75
Service Co of Colorado
94% Jan
31% May 14
Jan
Jan
87
Mar
15%
16%
;.--l.25
—__1
18
32% Apr
42
15%
26%
1
preferred
Feb
92% Jan
8
15%
*100'
50c
common
25
20 % Jun
3,500
15%
15
No par
No par
__1
—
Electric
53A
13%
26%
75
5%
11%
15%
12%
13%
5%
45% "'45%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
1% guaranteed preferred
100
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
10
Pittsburgh Steel Co com..
No par
5%
preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd..
100
Pittsburgh & West Virginia
100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd
100
convertible
150
5%
15%
6
5%
No par
Plough Inc..
7,000
150%
40%
......
(conv)
23,700
313A
151%
5%
5
1
preferred
57 y*
31%
56%
31%
151
150%
.....100
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
Potomac
'
31%
47%
54% '■m
—
(NY)
2,000
*150 Vt
56%
56 Va
*150
...100
,
100
———
.100
100
...
18% Feb
99
14,500
*103%
Polaroid Corp
Poor & Co
148% Jan
33
47
No par
Piper Aircraft Corp.—........1
pitney-Bowes Inc
2
Pittsburgh Coke & Chem Co com.10
Co
31%
13 V4
32%
103%
$4 preferred
$3.50
9Va
45%
46*4
39*4
*34%
56%
17 V4
13
33
30%
Pillsbury Co common
Pittston
55%
31%
500
17Va
13
32%
30%
series preferred
preferred
16%
9%
45%
46%
39 %
17V4
33 %
13
5
Petroleum
:
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp
$4.80
*26%
*29Va
-f 18%
17»A
32 V8
33 %c
12.50
Phillips
convertible
*5iy2
x33%
ioi
=
Philip Morris Inc common——5
4% preferred.././..!——
100
$5
25
100%
33%
ioi;
No par
Phila & Reading Corp
3.90 %
19
26
29% Jan
16% May 15
88
Oct
21% Jan
2
27
30% Oct
67
8
18% Mar
2
Jan
100% Nov
14
4.68%
7%
;' 37Vb
100%
33%
102%
'
97%
*96
100%
13 Vt
.100
1
& Co Inc
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
25%
53
33%
26%
29%
18%
17
13
32%
No par
Phila Electric Co common
Jan
37'A
15%
12V4
13%
26V2
74y8
22%
33%
34
1
Permutit Inc
(Chas)
5%
21%
10iy2
100%
34
..50
Phelps-Dodge Corp
86% Jan
100
7
88% Nov 28
——
preferred
...
Corp of America
Pfaudler
2
100%
100%
1001/4
common..!
Co
Cement
Petroleum'
52% Mar
Jan
4% %
80%
No par
—..100
33 %c
convertible preferred
Milk Co common
Pet
19
12
99% Mar
>
15
103% Nov
Jan
5
5%
16 % Feb
101% July 13
19% Jan
2
42
Feb 13
-57% Mar 15
24
33 % Oct 23
44% Oct
31
100
10
Perkip-Elmer Corp.......
12 y2 Jun
79%
35
33
33%
103% 103%
100y4 100%
15y2
15%
37% 37%
1
..100
"50% Feb
48*4 Jan
28
80 3'8
9Vs
45%
46%
39'A
34%
No par
preferred
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
Peoria ^ Eastern Ry Co..
Pepsi-Cola Co
63
2
2
Jan
4%%
preferred
4.40% series preferred
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc...
13
46
Apr 30
56% Feb
■58
Feb
13% Jan
351/4 Feb
52% Mar 19
3
103
99% Mar 12
conv
79%
33y4
*26y4
29
18y4
16%
5
50
1
3
1
80
*51J/2
25
1
9
5% conv prior preferred
Pendleton Tool Industries
Penick & Ford
Penn-Dixie Cement Corp
P. Jan 21
79%
25
No par
5
Peabody Coal Co common
Mar 15
34
17% Jan
May 2
28% July 12
8
7% Oct
55% Feb
27% Jan
.26
27
Oct 22
15
11
Jan, 31
No par
Panhandle
4%
preferred
Papercraft Corp
35% Mar
42 »/2 Oct
23% Jun
Parke Davis & Co
14
17
9% Jan 28
24% Jan
58% Feb
22 y2 Jun
14% Nov
Paramount Pictures Corp
78y2 Feb
98 S Jan
38% Mar 15
Oct
No par
100
-.1
1
East Pipe
2
10
1
79%
97%
8
18
7% Mar
79%
*96%
7%
35%
27% Feb
70c
1
96
79%
*
26%
74%
2
American Sulphur
Pan Amer World Airways Inc
8
12
59 / •, 59%
26%
72%
Pan
97% Feb
60
22%
59%
15%
12%
13%
50c
11
91 % Aug 23
22%,
59%
5
Packaging Corp of America
Packard-Bell Electronics
14 Vs Feb
45% May 29
22%
59%
6
15%
12%
13%
12% Mar 11
: 21% Jan
67% Jan
21%
59%
5%
2
12
141/8
221/4
59%
1
2
24% Feb
701/4 Dec
18% Oct
100
9% Jan
24
31
10
11% Jan
15% Oct
13%
22
59%
171/4
17V4
13%
131/4
32%
33
54%
56i/8
31 %
31%
150y2 150%
No par
14 2/7
15% Mar 13
3
5
14.
14%
22
59%
fi 6% Feb
7
417% Jan 15
12
;
14
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Pacific Tin Consolidated Corp
51%
"56%
13%
17%
29
Mar
56-
141/a
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34% Jan
Jan
56%
13%
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17J/2
13 Va
13 Va
32%
32%
55 Vb
55%
31 Va
31%
150% 150%
34% Jan
15% Jan
56
141/a
21%
5
V63% Jan
23%
56%
137a
102%
31% Mar 12
20
"♦"'•'55%
102%
541/8 Mar 31
25
55%
1001/4
31%
22
55Va
100%
34%
2
,r
55
103%
27
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541%
341/a
20
34%
16%
16%
I
51%
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33%
16%
52
34%
& Aggregates
Electric
37%
34%
51%
102%
36 Zb Feb
7i/2 Oct
<34%
52
*51%
V
'
51
34%
61% Dec
39% Jan
101% Jun
16%
23%"17%
96%
37%.
96%
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37%
34%
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102%
May 29
,7%
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100%
May 29
5
142% Oct
51/4 May 28
5
14% Nov
16%
37%
34%
16%
34'/8
37%
33%
100
15
25
&
37%
46
'22%
17%
:
97%
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97
•*96
79%
47
261/s May 29
17%
97
18
18
50%
1
common
Pacific American
Jan
2
23
177/a
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37%
34
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45%
45%
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97
33%
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451/8
com—6.25
Co
preferred
6
12
23 Va
.30c
..._No par
;
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Feb
Jan
*22%
'
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102%
'
98
-88%
! 104%
'
105
47%
98%
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88
104 i/a
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No par
preferred
104
15% Jan
45%
47%
47%
89%
88
89
104
102%
45
5
Fiberglas Corp
Glass
2
100
*100
45%
47%
Vl«98%
99%
991/4
♦88
•-
;-100
;
—-
Owens-Corning
4
,Jan
Co
-
104%
102%
45%
....7.50
Outboard Marine Corp.
Outlet
Jan
5
101% Feb
11
81% Feb
1
Mar
31% Jan
Mar 23
30
15% Jan
72% Jan 24
2
14
Jun
99% Jun
28
59% Jan
53% Feb 25
3
104y8
104
104
2.50
20
.
Chemical Corp
Mathieson
89
:
89
*101%
Opelika Manufacturing Corp
5
Orange & Rockland Utilities
_10
Otis Elevator..——————3.125
5
May 28
43% Oct 24
Jan
....
When issued
4% preferred—
Olin
28
99%
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_
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38% Jan 25
41% Jam 3
x98%-
-48
47%
47% ,'48%
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99%
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Dec
26
preferred
preferred
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104% Jan
8-
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43% Jan
28
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Ohio
89% Mar
Jan *7
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14
99% Feb
9
v
13
50% Feb
Feb! 12
97
Nov ' 8
100% Dec
3
65%
65 Vs
146
29%
65%
147
29%
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Volume
197
Number
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6247
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Range for Previous
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27
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2
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66 y8 Feb H
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78 % Jan
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97
48% Jan
24
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37 y8 Jan
7
2
26% Jan
10
8
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13
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110
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44% Jan
8
88 y4 Feb
2
14% Feb
5
1
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8
34% Mar 14
12
37% Jan
8
34 % Jan
104
Feb
8
Co
Ltd
15
41% Feb
11
Rochester
37% Feb
8
Rockwell-Standard
12
117% Jan
8
Rohm
25
12
31% Mar 15
18% Jan
2
22% Mar 13
21% May 29
33% Jan 10
27 % Apr
11
26 y8 Jan
2
38
44
26
43% Jan
1
17% Jan
9
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21% Mar 15
247/8 Jan
4
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Feb
6
17
17%
9 l/4
15%
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15%
15%
37%
39%
39%
44 y4
44 y4
44%
29
29 %
25
24%
25
50%
50%
50%
42%
43%
43
29%
29%
29%
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50%
50%
50%
103%
103%
103%
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41%
41 %
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104
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60
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60%
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107
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107%
96%
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107
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Royal Crown Cola Co
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Royal McBee Corp
17%
17
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16%
17%
17
22 Va
17%
223/4
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22
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22%
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24%
25
38%
64
64 Va
593/8
60
Smith
60
(A
233/B
233/4
24 Va
245/a
28
28 %l
281/4
62%
62%
623/4
62s/8
633/4
65
13%
13:%
143/a
2
Smith-Douglass
61% Feb
1
Smith
58% Jan
2
Socony
8% Jan
4
53% Jan
21
52
Jan
16
17
323/4 Jan
2
South
40% Jan
16
28 Va Jan
2
24
33
Jan
16
30% Jan
4
17% Jun
25
23 % Feb
16
22% Jan
15
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Kline
—IlO
Corp
&
Mobil
South
2
443/4 Jan
Co Inc
French
Oil
Co
5
Labs.No par
15
Inc
Soo Line Railroad Co
No par
South Amer Gold & Platinum
1
South Carolina E & G Co com_4.50
5%
preferred
50
Jersey Gas
Puerto
8%
Co
2.50
Sugar
30% Mar
4
51% Jan
2
53
May
9
50
Jan
2
Southern
50
Mar 21
43
Jan
2
Southern Natural Gas Co
30% Feb
16
28% Mar
7
Nov
75
'
.
1
,
Apr 16
35% Mar /7
263/4 Jan
5
23
473/4 Jan
4
25
8 % Jan
Jun
24
Oct
3
90
Jan 15
7. IQVSj Oct 22
81
-
;
Sep 25
X
:
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38% Mar
86
/
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see
&
Ohio
Southwestern
2
Spalding
6
Spartans
6"% Jan
3
Sparton
6
Spencer
Chemical
953/4 Jan
10
13
Jan
H
9
933/4 Jan
24
1/ 25
Jan
3
/ 82% Jan
2
page 25.
4.20%
Sperry
53
38%
38%
39
38 3/a
38%
393/4
40
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333/4
34
34
1
24%
243/4
243/4
24%
31
31%
30'%
55
55 %
54%
55%
56
54 Va
54%
31 %
48%
491/4
49%
29%
stock
Public
2 9 5/8
28%
29%
No par
55%
555/a
55%
55%
20
20%
203/b
20%
tr
20%
ctfs
Service
100
Co.
*72
1
34
Co
preferred
—
preferredvx.
35'/a
15%
15%
11
11
15%
11%
11%
7%
100
50c
H.25
*95
13%
95%
No par
253/4
No par
*861/2
74
34 34
155/8
263/4
*72
34%
1
common".".—6
common.
preferred
Spiegel Inc common
80
l
.2.50
Corp
39
-
48%
common
$4.50
$4.50
91/4
573/,
7.50
(A G) &-Bros Inc
Industries
Rand
53
9
56%
*51%
*553/8
Carp
Jan
*515/a
9%
57%
(Del) ...No par
Co
1
2
Mai;. 8 /
For fpptiwtes.
Mobile
9%
57
5
non-cum preferred
263/8 Mar
.
2
97
Railway
33% Mar
13
•
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Gas
10s/8 Mar
26
24y8 Jan
Southern
015%
15
24f
42% Jan
Pacific
6
3
Jan
72% Jan 21
"
2
95% Dec
7
t
90
Aug 16
20% Jun 25
,
Southern
55% Mar
31
223,4 May 29
1
Indiana
20
59% Feb
61s/b
8%
Southern
20% Dec
62
39
5
com
Southeastern Public Service Co
Southern California Edison
Co
31"% Mar 30
27%
38%
25
Rico
preferred
57% Jan
93/4 Oct
iV
333/4
29
23
65
2
XI
(
333/4
*28 3/4
593/4
15
7
22
23%
34%
22
33%
No par
50c
38%
2
May29
17%
64%
Jan
18Va July 5
7L. Feb 14
113/g
_s
19
44
20 3/8
11
173/4
Manufacturing Co new__.10
Oil CO—...
...........25
Feb
215/8May29
20 V*
Skelly
Feb
,
35%
23%
Singer
38% Jun 25
7.
1
Pattern Co
Oil Corp—...
23 Va May 29
1
—_1
13%
35%
233/8
1
273/4 Oct
7
39%
12%
3
53
May 29
143/a
—.No-par
Simplicity
2
58
36
93^
14%
21%
Co
235/e Jan
30
9%
106%
_*No par
7
72 Va Feb 28
40% Jun 26 /
*106
106
393/4
America
35% Jan
11% Jan
93^
20%
1
Corp of
14
9V8.
1
Co
23
'
,
2.50
9%
,9%
No par
Simonds Saw & Steel
29 / May 28
21% Oct 24
f
Inc
Gas
9
50
<
&
8
9% Jan
13%
Signode Steel Strapping Co
12% Nov
Mar 23
1
Corp
(Frank G)._
Oil
*105%
Corp.
Industries
Oil
9%.
No par
Steel
Shattuck
Shell
;
common
5.25 preferred
F C Financial
5% July 3
7% May. 29
39% Jun 25
i.
Inc
5
26
; ::19%
1
593/4 Dec 27
.7
19
Seiberling Rubber Co
29'/2 Jan
.
78%
373/8
28%
Simmons
Mar
36%
78% V 78%
2
63
24%
r* 5%
3
&
Shoe
553/4 Jan
5
Co.
Roebuck
353/a Mar
20
44
-
■
'92
101
24
31
287/s Jan
22
Jan
26% May 22
ft
'
*90
*100
27%
32 V2 Jan
33 Va Mar 29
-
—/i-
2
Maris
313%
.■—————--5
Falls Corp
5
...
2
22
/
13%
.'54%
54
31%
Corp.
Sealright-Oswego
16% Jan
;;
19% July 10
Jun 27
26 V8 Oct
t
22
2
79%
10
71
12%
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Shell Transp & Trad NY shs ord_£l
Sheller Mfg Corp
1
Sheraton Corp of America
50c
19V4Jan
93%
70
*77% ;
1
10% Jan
15
••
1116
20
Seagrave
79%
32%
—
8
r
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23y4.Mar 28
'
2
103% Jan
-
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3
30% Jun ,25
28% Oct. 23
,
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30% Feb 28
74"
Jan 17
8 V8Feb 11
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25
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
9
93/4
393/4
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3.65 % preferred
'
Screw & Bolt Corp of Amer
Seaboard Finance Co
13%
19%
95/8
*
2
;ll3A,Mar 30
.
-
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19%
39
50
Scoville
10%
*133/4
(12%
Paper Co common——No par
$3.40 preferred
No par
$4 preferred
No par
,X7%Jan
18% Jan.
/
preferred
17
105/8
13%
,11%
Scott
3
28% Jan
;
convertible
17
11
385/s
11%
12 3/8
5
2
•
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14J/8 Jun .25
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t
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103/4
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30
common
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an
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17
11 >/8
82 Va
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21%
82%
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,
13%
17%
11
21
20%
com—1.40
Schick Inc
SCM
9
26% Jan
...
..
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common
convertible
21
1
preference
Corp
Schlumberger
8
12% May 29
7/
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3
Jan
6% May 29
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10
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93/4
28
5
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8
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•
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Jun
Schenley
15
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86
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21?
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Si
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29
375
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47%
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5
Diego Gas & Electric Co
Diego Imperial Corp
San
47%
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10
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3
31
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2
18
87
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.
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....
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4
2
31
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25
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26
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16
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26
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213/4
2
603/8 Jan
243/4
34%
27% Jan
94Nov
24 lA
22
5
352 y4 Jan
24%
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41
-
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50%
393/4
22
Rubbermaid Inc
36% May 29
435/8
31
24
9
352% Jan 26
43 Ve
30%
34 y8
4
89 ^ Jun 28
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303/4
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25
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393/4
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17
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9
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24
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13
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18% Feb
8%
15 J/4
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2
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17 y4
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63%
i63/4
34
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15
17%
22
5
14% Aug 13
26% Jan 22
16%
63%
34
4
29
16%
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16%
10%
20
22 y8
14% Feb
Jan
413/8
34
7% Oct 23
26
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21%
11% May 29
Oct
16%
24
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17
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46
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3
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16
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Robertshaw-Fulton
4
23'/4
16%
9
1
Trust
..Riegel Paper Corp_._
Ritter
Company
96 % Mar
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16 Va
5
Inc
Rochester Gas
7
46
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100
com
Feb
18
23
,
46
12%
17%,
50
31
Dec
94% Feb
16% Mar
Selection
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&
; 46
93/4
8%
12
16%
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100
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6
24
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15%
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10%
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pref
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26% Jan
23
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12
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10
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3.60% series
2
24 % Jan
46
23%
•
8%
15%
.
12%
10
Brass
Jan
3
8%
15
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17
Richardson-Merrell
Jan
8%
15%
,
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Rhodesian
27
25%
24 y«V 24%
17%
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Richfield
9%
253/4
25%
413/4
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conv
Rheem
9%
26%
24 y8
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21
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25%
23
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preferred series A
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9%
25%
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4%%
8
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2.50
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28
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25%
46
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Revlon
10%
84 y4
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28
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10%
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15%
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16
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Republic Aviation Corp
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common
50c
17
26
18
39
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38%
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LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Ralston Purina Co
10
16%'May 29'V. 24 % Apr 18
h-25
May 29
V 41% Feb 16
,
YORK
EXCHANGE
34% Jan
Jan
30% Feb
-;
65, *-May29
xv7%. Jun 25
,
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Highest.
45
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24
56
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6
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63% Mar 14
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) 28% Sep 10
V;-
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Highest
c
*
STOCKS
T
Year 1962
Lowest
7%
27
96%
13%
951/2
26 %
88
23
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26%
v
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13%
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95%
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90
Shares
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.'.'Monday, March 18, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE: STOCK RECORD
;■ v.-
Range for Previous
Year 1962
25
48
77% Jan
74% July
15% Oct
50
24
May 29
81% May 29
39% Oct
26
58% Feb
45% May 28
May 29
85
July 17
11 % Jun
$3.50
22-/85% Feb 21
16%JMafl5 h 20% Feb 14
Kollsman
Oil
61% Feb
28
66% Mar 15
Feb
13
$3.30
2
96% Mar
54% Mar
8
46% Jan
8
Standard
58% Jan
2
5,2% Jan
2
Jan
22
2
T6% Feb
26
2
53 % Jan
25
29% Mar
24 Va Feb
8
26
Jan
22
30% Mar 15
25 % Mar
27 % Jan
29
10% Oct
31
22% Feb
40 % Jan
12
12% Jan
5
2
16% Jan
24
2
21% Jan
2
24Va Jan
8
11% Mar
6
21
/:7 V* Jan
2
24
6% May 29
Jan
32% Dec
5
25% Oct
29 V4 Mar
3
15
38% Jan
Mar 14
34
47% Jan 29
24
9% Feb 25
31% Jan
8
28
.14% May 29
83% Feb
84% Nov 28
7
85
Standard
33"% Jan
Nov
9
20 % May 17
U14 % Oct
31
16% Nov 23
17% Feb
11
% 18% Jan. ll
,15% Jan
15% Jan
2
83
Oct
43
16% Jan
May 29.
53% Jan
2'
2
25V8 Jari
2
3
41 Va Jan;
2
Jan
,
7
43% Jan
3
2
*
8
-
Feb 2 5
: Feb 14
20% Jan
7
29% Feb:'26.
2
85
15
30
.
4
21% Jan
8% Jan
19
7
35% Feb 27
-
.2
17% Jan
A:
11
54% Jan
2
-:
May 14
92
17
.18% Jan
2
-18% Jan
2
28% Jan; 2
,21% Aug : 8
45 % Apr 23
24% Nov 29
17% May 29
8Va Oct 24
Jan
" Jan
'23% Jan
6% Jan
15
10% Feb 13
May 29
32
,
24
Jam 28
24% Jan 25
19% Feb 21
i
2
51
31
70% Feb 13
20% May 29
7
?17% Jan
2
Jan
Chemical
Co
24'A Mar 4
44% Mar 14
26% Feb 18
10% Feb.
5
90
Mar 15
47% Feb
4
common—
24
25
47% Jan
11% May 29
40% Jan
31% Jan
*2
2
.
16% Feb
Mar
9
% M'ar
18% Mar
21%
21%
8%
•34%
34%
34
400
34%-
*84
...16%
*16',
1,900
30
-
85%
16%
16 Va
1
Suburban
Gas
—
_1
76%
*16 V*
52%
52%
.*33% /34%
28%
1.25
77
,
34
,
'
16%
52%
52%
29 Va
34
.
28%
28%
1
i8%
18%,
18%
18%
1
1
Suburban Propane Gas Corp
SuCrest Corp' .iw-—
7%
1
—————
29
29%
28
28%
22%
22%
7%
7%
23
23%
—1
43%
43%
43 Va
43%
SunstrandCprpJ..——5
24%
24%
24%
25%
Chemical Corp common—.
1
$4.50 series A preferred—No par
Sun Oil. Co—
No par
10
10
Sunbeam
Corp—
—,
Sun
Sunray DX Oil Co
Sweets
Co
1
Inc
12.50
31%
32
106% 107:
32%
34
107 V*
10%;
10%
9
1145
107%
Va
9%
1103
1114
*17%
17%
——25
Swift
Co.——
41%
31
41%:
32%
41%.
42%
1
31%
31%
1
17%
17%
17 Va
17%
i
1
16%
20%
6%
20%
20%
20%
21%
21
21
37%
20%
x35%
——i—X:
—
1169
*16%
—4.50
Broadcasting Co
(James)——
Talcott Inc
Tel Autograph
46 Va
25
Swingline Inc class A_
—;
Symington Wayne Corp—:
Taft
90
46%
1.38 8/9
of America
Tandy Corp
90
46 %
46
10c
9%
90'
♦89
_
9%'
37%
38%
37%
38
37%
6%
6%
6%
6%
38
6%
>
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
6%
Tennessee Corp_—i,
1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
49
49%
48%
49%
43
49%
49
49 Va
19%
19%
19 Va
19%
19
19V4
19
19 Vb
Texaco Inc———
»
63 Va
65V4
63%
64%
';CorR-.-.—i—
I
1
.—12.50
5
Texas
Eastn Transmission
45% Mar 29
Texas
Gas Transmission
641/4
42
63%
6%
6%
6%
63%
64%
17%
17%
17%
Corp_3.50
6%
17%.
18
17%
18
17%
42
41%
42 Va
41%
41%
41%
52.
52%
41%;
51%
14%
.14 Vai
14%
62%
60 Va
52% Apr
23 Va Jan
11
Texas
15
Texas
Corp
5
Gulf Producing Co—
33V3
Gulf Sulphur
No par
125% Jan
4
Texas
Instruments
52 Va Nov
29
Texas
Pacific
21% Feb
7
Texas
Pacific Land Tr sub shr ctfs_l
22
22V4
21%
21%
20 Va
21%
20%
51% Nov
28
Texas
Utilities
No par
52%
53!/a
531/4
54
53;
53%
53'A
,50c
x30%
31 Va
30.
30%
331/2
*32%
32%
32%,
28%
29 Va
30%
33,
29%
29%
*32 Va
30%
331/2
30%
..No par
29%
29%
31% Mar
9
33 Va Mar
9
$1.25
27% Mar
1
Thatcher
Textron
Inc common.
22
Thiokol
29% Dec
10
Thomas
24
Jan
3
66
—
preferred
conv
44 Va Jan
Co
Glass
Mfg
Chemical
Co
14
1414
14
14 %
14
61 %
62%
61%
63%
60%
56%
57%
56 Va
57
56 V*
56%
56 V*
57
20%
25%
1
Co
Jan
2
88 Va Apr
6
36
Apr
4
Thor Power Tool Co
23 V* Feb
16
25% Nov
57% Feb
; ;.
Timken
*31%
32
*31%
10
21%
221/4
25
24%
—25
—
par
57%
17%
18
—5
Bearing
No
Realty & Construction
57%
1
Roller
26 Va
26%
Toledo
30
8
2
48% Feb
15
Jan
2
18% Jan
2
Edison: -Co—
.41/2% .conv
Transitron
preferred.
Electronic
15% Feb .'14 /
Transwestern
14% Jan
19
Trans
34% Apr
51% Feb
23
Trans-World
57 Va Nov
30
26 Va Feb
16
52 % Feb
5
8
44
55
54%
18%
18'/a
46%
46%
26
26%
25%
26 Va
8%
*8%
8%
21 Va
pfd series of 1957
38
Jan
2
41% Jan
23
Unilever N V ord
Jun
25
8
72 V2 Jun
29
78
84% Jan
18
92
1
3
Jan
2
101 Va Jan
30
83 Va Jan
7
25
19
75% Jan
28
92
Jan
7
95 / Jan
3
59% Jan
25
65% Jan
27 V2 May 29
4
3314 jan
2
36
Feb
28
9% Feb
19
8
39
20% Oct
23
20% Jun
25
38% Jun
25
Jun
26
100
„
88Va July 23
22% Oct
39% Jan
6% Jun
25% Jan
10
8
Oil of California.
1
Union
Pacific
$4
common
Tank
30
Union
5
lo
32%
Jan
18
49o
(series
of
Corp common
5
1955) conv pfd_100
102V* Dec
*107%
18
97% Mar
7
107
Feb
26
4%
(series
of
1956)
35% Mar 15
27'/a Jan
2
32
Feb
21
United
Artists
50 V* Mar 16
36 V2 Mar
1
40% Jan
10
United
Biscuit
Mar
1
21% Mar 13
United
Board
United
Carbon Co ex-dist
19!
—
27
27
8% Jan
5
Jan
3
8
5
Mar
30
■
33% Mar ii
64
a
Jan
2
7
Jan
3
53
23% Feb
21
18
Jan
21
56
y
Mar
2
'
Mar
53% Jan
7% Mar
35
Feb
8% Feb
8
59
2
20
4
United
8
United
4
Air
Lines
Aircraft
United-Carr
14
United
8
Inc
Corp
Carton
Fastener
Corp
United
Electric
30
United
Engineering
Coal
2
24% Jan
22
United
Financial
2
21% Jan
2
28 Vb Feb
18
United
Fruit
2
36
7
39 V* Jan
29
United
Gas
24
21
United
Gas
Improvement
Greenfield
21% Jan
2
19
2
22% Jan
23
United
25
17% Jan
2
19% Jan
30
United
Merch
l%Jan
2
1% Jan
4
United
Park
24
71 Va Jan 4
..'47% Jan
2
24,/. 35%;May 16,, ^,34,.,, JaR ,H7.
55% Feb
21
United
Shoe
23
% May 29
tlu
.31 /a Oct
For
footnotes,
Mar 26
1% Jan
see
2
page 25.
Jan
Feb
3.5%.f.eb 19*
i
&
30%
& 38
*19 %
Corp
62%
34%
34%
35 Vb
Q
9Va
30%
30%
30%
30%
%
24%
24 Va
24 Vb
237'8
24
23Vis
24
33 V*
x24
32%
48%
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98
32%
32'A
32 Va
323A
/ 48%
111%
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111 Va
*96%
97 Va
*96 Va
48
98
49
29%
29%
29%
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21%
7'/a
31
.714
31
7 Vb
37%
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7VB
>31%
32 V*
53%
/
8%
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19%
36
22 Va
22%
1
—25
18 Ve ."18%
51%
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,
--
1%
1%
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52
36
37
-22
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-
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7%
32
8%
54 V*
19 V*
35%
"
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30
36%,
22
24%
24%
20 y4
/. 20
29%
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21%
22%
4.50
7 Va
97%
8%
25
35%
38'A
22
111%
19 V*
19%
22 VB
29%
48%
48 Va
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53%
54%
24%
;
98
32%
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*31 Va
8%
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1
lo
33 %
47
*106 V*
48%
111 Va
37%
21
5
9%
9
31 Va
30%
8%
qv«
30%
1
£referred.-
93%
61%
31%
38
8%
Inc
common
82
93%
62 Va
34 Va
21
19%
City Mines Co
Mach
*81
93%
62%
lo
Mfgrs
82
30%
No par
Co
85
34%
37%
*20%
53%
52%
100Va
*84
62
X29%
5
1
52%
100%
85
*92
38%
19%
9%
36 V*
106 V*
101
80%
93
30%
•
7%
Co
25% May 10
20VaMar20
V
98 %
31%
Corp
Jan
Corp
::: 98%
7%
Foundry
of Calif
Jan
30 Va Feb
38% Jan
48%
110
31%
Cos
&
.32 Va
.
n
.2.50
;
21
Jan
24
-
10
47 7
__No par
Corp
Corp
Jan
'
1
Amer__No par
of
Co
&
pfd-100
conv
29% May 28
19V2 May 29
15% May 29
.16% Oct
24 Va
112
16% May 28
lbVa Occ 24
17 Va Oct
24%
9Va
36
105%
*84
80%
9
:
52%
16
101
85
34%
9%
31%
3
35 Va Feb
52%
52 Va
101'A
34%
9%
8
6
36 %
105%
62 Va
34%
9%
36 Ve
105%
93
31%
Twist Drill Co
9%
9%
36%
106
80 Va
10
Co—
Car
4G<ya
51%
No par
preferred~i_^
non-cum
40
100%
10
Union
40%
*84
25
8
40
36 Vb
31% Jan
25
41% Jun
31% Mar
22 %,
40 »/a
9
Union
Co
22 %
-
105
No par
No par
No par
No par
RR
20%
15%
22 %
5
4634 Mar
105% Feb
-
->•—
Jun
2
v.
14
16%
22 Va
6%
No par
5
24
/■:
5
2
Mar 14
16 Va
40 Va
Dec
113
—
24
19
54% Dec
2
23 Va Jan
32 % Mar 13
33% May 29
/
—
8% Jan
26% Jan
Vl
82
21
20 Va
22%
Co
preferred
preferred
$3.50 preferred
$4 preferred
18%
20 Va
'16%
16%
Corp
Union Electric Co common
25
Feb
2
Nov
Rubber
Paper
$3.70
Dec
8% Jan
&
Corp
55
46%
*46
22 Vb
20
—20 g
S4.50
7
,*854
dep rets ord
shares.
Bag-Camp
Carbide
Dec
22
Asbestos
Union
69 Va Jan
35
Dec
8% Feb
Amer
Union
May 29
43 Va
,
50
No par
Corp
Ltd
1
83 V2 Jan
6%
44%
15
Union
46%
136%
6%
18%
1
9% Mar 15
46 Va
136 V4
6%
44 %
9%
1
112% Feb
4
55% Feb 19
46%
136%
6Va
6%
x547a
53 Va Jan
48 Va Jan
46
136
46Va
137
6%,
x44Va
23
100 ;
46
136%
1
30% Occ
.'
69%
50
Unilever
13
23%
67%
common—.1
Underwood
83 Va Dec
22%
9%
Udylite Corp (The)——^
52 V* Apr 25
101% Dec > 7
< ;
67%
,
17%
>4
37% May 28
94% Juiy 24
78
Feb
2
24
67 %
17%
14
Feb
23 Va
17%
28
38/
v
68%
17%
23% Jan
2
24
67Va
17%
21% Jan
2
64%
23%
17%
22% Jan
3
64 V*
1
Co
2
Va Jan
64%
Financial
25
34% Jan
64 %
12%
15 V2 Mar 15
100% Jan
641/4
9%
21% Jan
;
26 %
63%
12 Va
2
2
58%,
9%
15
10% Mar 22
17%
26 %
12%
Jan
43% Mar 15
17%
;
26%:
9%
27% Jan
121% Jan
57%
18
'26%
12%
1
.
57%
18
18%
13
23
27
57 %
57%
26%
9%
16% Oct
Jun
31%
12%
Century-Fox Film Corp___
Twin Industries Corp
;
17Va Jan
93 %
21%
22%
•55 .v " 25 ; •'
26%
1
20th
19% May 15
'
53 y«
l
12% Oct
36
12
5
Tung-iSol Electric Co
39% Jan 22
2
11% Jan
25
*
92 V2
31%
31%
22%
26%
Pipeline Co
Tri-Continental Corp common
$2.70 preferred
conv
25 Va
;
Airlines Inc
World
5%
X31Va
24%
54
52%
93 %
24%
61%
*11%
53%
22
55 Vo
26%
11%
53%
22%
,18
100
Corp
,
25
25%
26'/4
■
*92%
54
57%
Torrington Co—
No par
Tractor Supply Co class A
1
Trane Cou_„_u—2
Transamerica Corp common——2
141
7.
"
25 %
32 .;
22 '/a
25
29%
93%
53%
Tishman
42% Feb
83
11%
*92%
15
81 Va Jan
31% May 29
26 Va
11%
93%
63% Jan
24
26%
53%
25% Mar 26
Oct
26%
*11%
'53%
27 Va Jan
15
25%.
111/4
—No par
%: $1.20 preferred
7
V
*92%
Tidewater Oil common...
2
II
53
331/2
29%
26%
26%
x26'/«
—__1
Thompson (J R)_——
7.50
Thompson-Ramo-Wooldridge com__5
4%
preferred—
—100
52Va
26%
28
5
Co
& Betts
51%
10
Oil
&
-52%
rf
1
Inc
Coal
,
: C
*-35%;
■
1,700
5,700
6,800
8%
*29 V*
17
Webster—:
Broadcasting Co—
Stouffer-FoodsCorp—
1Studebaker Corp
.u
7
2
26
61% Dec
21%
21 Va
17
&
Stone
Storer
6
14
61
25
.'
9
900
19%
5
May 2
55% Mar 23 ;
11%'Jan
2
V
200
'
20%
35% Jan
18% Feb
19
13%
,33%
-
19%
43% Feb
2
15% Jan
4
2
Feb
18
14
25%
13%
2C'
Superior
8
25%
200
12,200
24% " 24%
25%
19%
Biscuits
Mar 15
24%
25%
19%
Mining Co——:
Oil of California
18% Jan
.24%
■■
20
Stone Container Corp—-1
Sunshine
1169
<:
3,800
V'S
'
30%
Sunshine
2
.
.
161,300
;
32
9
21
51-
201 '2
24
Jan
*49%
20%
10 % Jan
15% Jan
51
_1
Stokely-Van Camp Inc common
/
5 % prior preference^—
110% Jan
1045
*49%
•
.
30 Va
2
21
21%
15%
31%
2
24% Mar 21
49% Feb 27
14Ve
93%
,15%
1,700
34,900
58%
*91%
15%
•"29#.?3W-%£
_2.50
7% Jan
22% Jun
5
8%
14
21%
58%
I";.;.,;. 92%-"*92%
31%
Corp
25% Jan
31% Oct
; 2iv*
62%
.
31
Stewart-Warner
100% Jan
1385 Feb
14%
21%
.
,42,900
96%
53%
63%
30%
2
27
.13%
66%
95%
53
78%
8
24
137a
21%
64%
62%: "62%
58%; 58%
■*
j
25%
.
65%
5378
ri5%
'
-
24%
;
h-25 %
& 21,300
'
30%
12% Aug 13
Jun
13%
'21%
24%
■
17%
77%
28% Feb
Maris
.24%
25%
Va
15
(J P) & Co Inc—
118% Jan
12% Oct
25%
10,900
368
85
—5
Stevens
24
795
24%
1
92%
,
18,400
70
*84
16
Shares
39%
96%
.
"53%
i
59
,
*91%
17%
96%
,
-15%
15%;
*49%. 51 ;
;.5i
*49%
25%
V
84%
64%"
,
96%
63
58%
67%
the Week
'
"53%
62%
15%
,
*38 Va
68%
84%
,
39%
,
*83% : 85 %;
24
34
51
93%
15%
25%
No par
91% Oct
May 29
50 f
*91%
1
21% Oct
6
/
15%
24%t 24%
^preferred—.
314%;
94
5
—1
Starrett Co
Stauffer
Vg
20
Corp————
(The) LS__^
Stanray
91
15
'
62%
39
17%
'
;
.
65%
/
March 13
67%
17%
;
Friday
March 14
*./
84% "r
64%
Sales for
Thursday
39%
.96 .
52%
52%,: 53%
20
33
26
.
_20
Steel Co
Pressed
*
1
29% Jan
15% Oct
44
100
Sterling Drug .Inc———
Feb 28
30% Jan
62%
:54
PRICES
,
/:
17%
58%;; 59
Sterchl Bros Stores Inc—.;.———_1
34
May 29
14% Oct 24
62%
58%
6
25
21% May 29
61%
58%
6
Jun
v.-.6
7
53%
SALE
"67%
*83%
96%
*96
10
Ohio
of
14
23
6
64%
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common
Oil
Stanley Warner Corp
27
64 Vis
:
25
81% Feb
71V2 Jan
Feb
33 % Apr
Feb
-
17'%
.
' 84
17% ' 18 ' '
64% S 65%
84
:
32% Jan
3
91% M'ar 26
37
27% May 29
No par
Indiana..:
preferred
$1.20 convertible preferred
6% convertible preferred
,
17%
18
16% Jan
25
22
38% Oct 24
Oil of
1
29% Jan 18
19% Jan 17
55% Jun
24% Oct
18
84%
$1.60 convertible
:
81% Feb
83%
Standard
17
Jun
18% Oct
39%
67
preferred series A
Packaging Corp com
3%%
9
21Va jun
22
40%
67%
6.25
Standard
71
9
39%
66%
Standard Oil of New Jersey
22
22
40%
67
com
preferred-..;
conv
39%
.
HIGH
March 71
66%,
Industries
Calif
Mar 12
92%Feb27
59
49% Jan
Mar 12
of
63% Mar 15
w,
Jan
90
T4%
5
:
Standard
AND
Wednesday
No par
com
-
Tuesday
March 12
No par
5-
Inc
preferred
Standard
.93
Monday
March 11
Par
:
—
Standard Brands
Jan
15
23% Mar
25
41% Oct
/70% Jan 25
59% Dec 26
59% Feb
8
95 % Feb 28
'
48
40% Mar 11
2
Jan
81.
83% Apr 25
35% Jan
2
65% Dec
5
98% Dec 26
2
Square. DC®
2
64
>
LOW
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest:-:;;/
35% Jan
<
4
2
39% Dec
May 29
24% Jun
/"/"" Lowest'
.
STOCKS-
•
••'NEW YORK
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
-
Highest:
Lowest
35%
8,400
Volume 197;
Number 6247-'■« V
The CommerciaI and Financial Chronicle
«
(1133)
25
NEW YORK-STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
Year19G2
Lowest
19 Va Oct 22
41% Feb
14-
28%Jun
65 % Oct
32% Mar
25
24
153
24% Mar
Jun
21
30 Va Jan,
2
8.3/4.Jan
16
14
Oct
38.
Aug
Jan
36
39•*« Jan
9% Feb
5
8% Jan
2
243/4 Jan
4
42% Jan
3
81 Va Jan
4
9
31
787a Jan
393e Feb
23% May 2S
17
6
4
22
39% July 17 !
423a Jan 22
29
14% Mar 23
115% May 29
34%. Feb
2
19% Oct 19
33% Oct
10% Oct
29% Oct
63/a Jan
31
S
Z
U
•
40
38% Jan
"
28
5
3
Feb
2
31 "a Jan
160% Jan
12% Mir
2
3
:v :40 •-;"
39
4 ■
4
8 V
23
Universal
12
423/4 Jan
8
Universal
*
i?
t6
Mar 13
183/4 Mar 11
37% Jan
41
10
TJniohn
Uris
30
Jan
Oil
Corp.
Utah
20
33% Feb
28% Jan
May L'3
28% Dec
"
22% Jun 22
19 Vs Jun 25
8
Oct
27
-Jun
;
24
IV
16// :
31
45% Feb
50%'Jau
18
28% Jan
13
26'/4 Jan
10
34 Va Feb
15 % Feb
ll3/4 Feb
12
46% Feb
25
53% Dec 31
53
Jan
67
60
Jari V'2/
46 Va May 28
Mar 23
103% July 18 V lllVa Dec
86
Jan
19
89
% Jan
Jun
23
94% Feb
16 Va Jun
25
20
16
91
Oct
26% Jan
23
35
74
July
16
Oct
26
5% Oct
21
106
24
Jan
88
Feb
31
9 ;
30
Jan
39% Oct 24
40% Jun
Jan
25
3
7
16
24% Feb
6
22% Jan
18 Ya Mar
/ 10%. Jan
104
20
2
Jan
85
4
Jan
2
ai% Oct 25
4V4 Oct
5% Oct
6% Mar ' 6
19
25
15
.3%
Oct
24
16%
Oct 24
20% Feb
Oct
Mar 12
17% Oct
24.3
55% Jan
4
27% Jan
7
2
8% Feb
11
8% Feb
!
72% Feb
3% Jan
2
20
S13%
Jan
11
25% Mar
4
23 % Jan
2
Oct
5
28
103
Feb
14
29
Oct
2
54% Jan
2
32
Jan
29
May 29
40% Jan
2
33% Mar
:t;3
4r
39
May 29
29% May 29
26% Oct 26
2% Oct
Dec
Jan
47% Jan
2
31% Jan
2
36% Feb
/
22
2
37% Mar 19
30% Jan
8
5% Jan 31
3
16
./2
Jan
16% Mar
>
8% Oct 23
14%
Feb" 20
9
39
95% Jun
25
87
11
Jan
102% Apr
95
6>
ftiaclt
% Mar
1
51
Feb
-r:
,
1
Mar 11
3% Jan
10
21% Jan
23
,
12% Jan
.
25
98
Feb
91 % Jan
14
Mar 12
30% Jan
2
97 % Feb
16
102
Declv 5
100% Jan
4
32% Dec
4
28
Jan
8
23% Jun
25
39
Jan.
2
31% Jan
17
13
27
29
Feb
21
18% Jan
2
103
Mar
36
Feb
Wayne Knitting Mills—
Welbilt
Corp
Co
-5
Coal
Lines', Inc————.—1
Bancorporation •-.
-.—2
41% Jan
4
32% Jan 29
Western
24
Jan
2
28% Mar -8'
2
37
88% Jan
118
31
88
;•■.«
Jan
3
Feb
15
Jan
28
90% Jan
30
Apr
2
Sep
10
42% Jan
2
27
Jan
2
34% Feb
90% Oct
29
9'j% Apr
18
92
Jan
3
36% Dec
20
35% Jan
7
-
97% Jan 24
40% Mar 12
25
25% May 11
71 % May 14:
29
Oct
77
5
20
Feb
77
110
Feb
15
23
:
Jan
4
81
Jan
,
4
43
Jan
24
41% Jan
2
47% Feb >4
.4
103% Nov 19
10% Jan 15
101% Mar 15
6% Jan
,
2
105
Jan
4%%
Jan
19
21% Jan
2
23% Mar 15
28
39
Jan
2
43
2
16% Feb
Mar 22
34% Jan
18
32% Feb 20
25% Mar
22
57
Feb
16
38
84% Mar 16
88
Nov
15
87
Jan
31
Mar
Jun
33% Oct
23% Jun
26% Mar
48
25
25
Jun
26
Jun
26.-
44
9% Feb
9
v
39
93 Va Feb
7
6% Jan
26% Mar
131% Apr
10
31% May 29
44% Dec
28
20
29% Dec
5
Oct
15
36% Jan
4
29% Jan 24
43% Jan 25
6
Jan
2
Jan
60% Mar 16
May 29
Feb
19% Jan
18
White
Stores
Inc.,——.
Corp
Co—3—
Wickes
Wilcox
Wilson
&
1
-
Co
Inc
common
5
No par
$4.25 preferred
—*
No par
36'* Ja.»;Wilson-Jones Co
10
9% Mar 15 •:/
> Windsor . Industries
Inc_———10c
28% Feb: 4
Winn-Dixie Stores Inc——.
1
62% Jan 31 ;
'•>
T Wisconsin Elec Power Co
com—-10
132% Mar 6
6% preferred —_X—-100
23
i
56% M-r 12
130
Jan
7
42% Jan
46% Jan
18
Wisconsin
33
10
Witco
Jan
Jan
Oct
15
29% Jan
22
24% Jan
27 Va Feb
55
Oct
24
92% Jan
2
63
69 % Mar 11
21% Oct
22
58
Feb
8
26% Jan
Jan
16
Jan
2
81% Jun
28-
92%
Jun
25
Jun
25
93
131
,
Feb
01
100
11% Feb 28
15
31% Jan
Mar
■()
107
9% Jan
29
Corp__10
Inc.--^.^.-—5
Woodward Iron Co——10
v.; Z/Woolworth: (F .W)
Co._——J—10 ■;
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Worthington Corp common
10
"1
./;/..
Jan 21
Service
r
25
Jan
11
Public
Chemical Co
4%%
Wrigley
i
prior
preferred
(Wm)
/ Wyandotte
Jr
Worsted
100
No par
Co—--———5.
55 %
55
53
62%
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63 Va
64%
110 %
110%
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91%
98
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28
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Oil
12
23
8
1
-
23
20
80
—
5
22
125
Mar 14
46
Jan
preferred
(The S S)——20
common
5%% preferred :
——il00
White Sewing Machine common—.-1
Prior preference
—20:
$3
convertible
jpreferred--—50
10% Feb 27
43% Feb
convertible
White Dental Mfg
Motor
Co
5,400
46%
105 V*
35 Va
No par
Union
White
30
32% Aug 17
18% Dec 27
26% May 29
RR
Telegraph
2.50
Westinghouse Air Brakea-.^—10
Westinghouse Electric common_6.25
3.80% ' preferred series B—
100/
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
100
Wheeling Steel Corp common
10
$5.. preferred par
Whirlpool Corp common
5
18
33% Jan
/ 25
26
'
18
47% Mar 28
May 29
Oct
Apr 24
'
52% Jan
24
33% Jun 25
100
HOt
Pacific
5.700
46%
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46%
109 VJ
223'a
19 %
~
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6,900
10 Va
45%,
/.
12%
106
Western Maryland Ry com__:_No
par
4% non-cum 2nd preferred
40
25
61
V
.
27%
/ 27 %
'.
10
«
105 %
24%
Air
Western
31% Jan
19%
55%
27
/,
109 VA
106
21%
47
55:%
110
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22%
8% %
7%
100
14
2
110
106
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pfd
17
39% Jan
110 %
46%
64 %
25%
,
30% Mar 12
63%
53%
Co-*.*—4
Corp
4%%
25
108% Sep
,
.
1
31% Feb
-
46%
55%
>
6%
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_
22% Jan
27
47
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•
86 Va
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33
24
46
va
21%
100
2
Jun
45
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18%
2
May 29
10 Va
13Va
26.
Jan
-
27%
10
13%
'Co.—
26%.
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27%
10%
46 va
25%
Jan
25c
Va
10 Va
46°
13%
25%
28
21% Oct
27
10 Vb
13%
29
80
27%
47
12 Vb
———10
9
2
23
1,400
25.9C0
lOVa
63%
19 %
1
31
J-
28%
27%
•
1Q5 %
100
32 % Feb
26% Jan
27%
48
22
1
29% Dec
24
27 Vs
9.50O
28%
46%
v
800
13%
28
10%
56%
33
13 '/a
26%
%
47
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2.50
preferred
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13%
27
25%
convertible
33
13'%
26%
91 Va
No par
;
50c
-
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1
95 ;
10
Inc
33
27
13%
Western
7,700
15 %
25
Western
-
6,600
y
26%
98
4.20% preferred series B.
100
4.i0% preferred series C_L-«^100
West Va Pulp & Paper common—5
4% %
preferred 1.
-100
4
39%
28%
28
27 Vs.
32%
94%
15
—
Power
38 %~
14%
18%
Financial
II.5CO
18,000
18
27%
91 %
18% Jun
21% Oct
33
13%
98
/-••
:
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18
Jan
32%
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91 %
Corp:
Kentucky
40
34,700
"
14%
31 Vs
35
16
1°%
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Penn
14
30%
34%-
■
3/%
94 Va
23% July 31
14
18
39%
6 %
Wesco
36% Feb 21:
/ 3a% Marl3,
ISV4
40%
18%
West
"
4
18%
5%
West
15
33%
99%
Warren (S. D.) Co—.
——Nopa*;
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par
V
t
Mar 12
93
Apr 30
46
106% Feb
34:V,
163 Va r 163%
14%
31%
*18%
Scientific
163 %
14
30 7«
1
Welch
45% Mar 13
3
Tiernan
Motor
6,400
147'8
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100
V.
Waukesha
28 %
35
*93 %
common
$4.00
%.
38%
31%
*97
No par
Co
4,600
14
28%
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35% Jan 18'
32
preferred
Co
Warner
500
30%
31
Co—-—No par
Warner Bros. Pictures Inc—-1.25
./
37% Feb" 15
36% Jan
4
14
92
Jun
:4
163 Va
30
34%
39%
5,606
39%
30%
31"-.,
-
6,000
38%
35 Va
63%
8
Corp
Ward
Industries
Warner Brothers
29% Jan/2
/
27% Feb
7, " •
107 % Feb ;21
94% Jan
3
May 29-
6%
8
102% Jan
22
19
15% Feb
4%%
Baking Co
preferred
Ward
-
4
28
26 % Oct
-
6% Mar
"~4
Dec
85% Jan
.
Walworth
8
1
20% Feb
&
*163%
6%
8 Vs
39
38
34%
56 %
100
Walgreen Co *T——
Walker (Hiram) G & W
Wallace
50
common
-
Waldorf System
25
7% Jan s 3
Jan
2
*•'.
1
.66
RR
39
x297a
i'8%
1(5
13%
13%
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1
Co
Electric
120
X30%
27%
27
100
preferred
Wagner
3'
38
33
'
10Va
46%
—10c
Materials
Wabash
18
Mar
92
105
10
Feb
Mar 15
17% Feb
22'
Jan
;?
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49% Jan 28
31
8,000
:
6,300
8V4
39
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283/4
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23%
8 Va
38%
14 Va
157
'
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165
148,200
14.3CO
111,900
67%
45%
r
7 Va
31 %
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28%
'40
24
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35
28 Va
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6 % %
6% Jan
17% Jan 25
"9
87
Vulcan
7
*39%
6%
8%
100
—;
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Von's
Grocery Co
]'>% Mar 13
8 Vs
45 Vs
155%
29 Va
28%
500
80%
155 Va
155
,
6%
30 %
13%
100
preferred
2<*% Mar
38 % Apr 19
27% May 17
72
preferred
$4.12
51.
8
59% Jun
$4.20
18
17
107% Feb
23%./
100
Mar 15
23
33
50
-
Jan
Vornado
23%
37
2Y%
1
preferred
96
4
■/. Z
:
10
303%
78%
66%
143/n
10
preferred
99
18
,..
40
30%
4534
31 :,/4
34 3'
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$4.04 preferred
44
2
8% Feb 20
9% Feb 21
$5
29 Va
39
37%
1.25
prior
1**%
28%
17,500
16,100
3.40O
165'
67%
.
2,1C0
43%
164%
/
81
66 Va
151%
7
31
45%
30 %
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105% Jan
2
19% Jan
3.
4
57% Jan
4*4% Feb
8
Jan
Co
5%
convertible
preferred
Virginia Elec & Power Co com
10
93
65% Mar 21
25
Jan
92% Feb
96
'
9% Jan
14
113
Steel
Inc
Co
5%
15
104% Jan
21
Jan
/:/
18
14% Feb
8% May 29
101% Sep 10
Apr
56 % Feb
14
,
J16
7
64% Feb
Jan;
13
92 % Feb
105% Oct
'
102% Aug 24
2
108% Feb 27
92 % May 22
2
88
13
47 Va Mar
46
8%
39%
165
Victor Comptometer
Corp——j-1
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
2
4
67%
43%
164%
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67
23%
43%'
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39
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40%
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22
24
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31
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164
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52% t 523/4
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.
100
17
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23
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44r
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16%
26%
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18%
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40 Va Jan
•
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Van
6734
7
40
10c
14
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44
1
4
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32 % Jan
'
24
:
14
28% Jan
:
3
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Oct
1
1
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2
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2
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263/8 Mar
19
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23
3
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'
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81
50
43%
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39
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,
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41:
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100
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41
;
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50
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164
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2.50
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,
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40
.
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27
52
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52
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123/a Dec 19
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13
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26%
154%
27%
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23 %
6%
1
preferred
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45
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Pharmaceutical
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17
67%
preferred-25
preferred
17% Jan
30 Va Feb
407'e Mar 20
common
American: Corp
Universal
8
18
31% May 29
&
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8
Mar
3°%
2
Co
non-cumulative
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Universal-Cyclops
Jan;.
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Jan
Tobacco
S
Universal
33% Feb 18
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30%;; 30%
16%
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14
55
.
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50
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5
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25
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343/4 Mar
1
6
Feb
U
15
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80
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com
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7%
Mar 13
27% Jan
4
24
18
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2
•
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54
24
28% Oct
U
.
2
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24
19
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non-cum
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28%
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100
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4
25
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387i; Jan
8
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-
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HVa Apr
24
Aug
Rubber
U
71 % Feb 20
2
2
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-
S
30
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10
Jan
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Jan
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26 Vi:/ 26%
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1
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26%
AND
Wednesday
March 12
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S
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<
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32 % Jan
2
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Lines
S
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March 11
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U
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3
56
2
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168
2
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:
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15
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4
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t
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2
158
3
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v
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S
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29
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28
-
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.V
23
Oct
>
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25
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47
4
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1
18
14
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4
13 V8 Mar
14
15
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,
19
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35
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2
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/
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12
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3
8
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18
79
Jan
LOW
/
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U S Borax & Chemical
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4Va%
preferred —-4
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5
4812 Mar 29
23
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73
164% May 25
July 11
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43
4
26
4
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28
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9
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:
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32%
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V
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101%
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102%
102%
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10%
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162%
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89 '
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;
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,
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v"'.
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210
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14
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ft
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4
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Corp———————-.a—1.25
159%
161
166%
164 Vk
160%
53,206
161%
T
29
Jun 27
22% Oct 23
65 Ya Oct
14% Oct
22
25
42% Oct 24
30% Feb 21
38% Feb 16
Jan
2
25% Jan
84% Jan
2
107% Mar 28
2
95
Feb
18
30% Mar 16
18% Jan
2
21% Feb
25
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23
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,
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6
.
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5
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No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
27%
27 Va
27%
27%
27%
27
27 Va
29%
30%
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30%
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89
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91
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21
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21
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1
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52%
52%
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day. rCash sale. wdWhen distributed, x Ex-dividend,
y Ex-rights
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z Ex-distribution
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29%
52%
tin
listing
52%
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'
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or
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issues
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or
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Volwne«il97* Number 6247
The Commercial and. Financial Chronicle
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(1135) " 27
NEW5Y0RK STOCK* EXCHANGE "BOND RECORD?
Week
Friday
Interest
BONDS*
Last
or
>
Sale Price
Period
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*
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assented
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6s
fund
*6%
gold
8s
^8
1963
•8%
"-6%
(City of)—- f
1966
stamped
(Interest
pursuant
reduced
to
2.25%)
to
Jan-July
Jan-July
Plan
"SO
*48%
%
7%
__
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,
1950__Jan-July
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a:
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1946_
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to
external
reduced
7s
1967
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A
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2012
of
1926
to
:
of)
to
6%s
1966
A
121%
123
7
.72%
81/4
7%
7%
.
debentures
1971
Feb-Aug
3»/4S debentures
8%
7%
8>/4
June-Dec
1984
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58 *
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27
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29
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debentures 1983
May-Now
convertible debentures 1973——Mar-Sept
4%s
26
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94%
»
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4%s debentures 1985
5s
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321
106%
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debentures
31/4S
3%s
first gold
Arbor
3s debentures
1977——
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debs
4s July
1977
1995
96%
1969__April-Oc£
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April-Oct
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325
&
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5s
inc
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69
3i0
debentures
1977
95%
1979
Feb-Aug
debentures
1983
Atchison* Topeka & Santa Fe—
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;
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,
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1977
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102
> 106
106%
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debentures
,
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103
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1983
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93
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debs
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ser
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1980
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—
conv
Automatic
4%s
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mortgage 3%s ser D 1980
Mar-Sept
Refining 2%s debentures 1966—Jan-July
Avco
5s
1979
debentures
subord
Canteen
conv
Co
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conv
subord
;
debs
of
debs
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-
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1987
156
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1972
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see page
mortgage 4s
General
-June-Dec
-
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General
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Atlanta & Charl Air Line Ry 3%s
—
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1952
■■
For
5
76
.
___June-Dec
due
Plan
to
reduced
(City
April-Oct
1968—fune-Vec
2.25% )- 2004.2
stamped pursuant * to Plan
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to
2%)
loan
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to
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.
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r
65
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Stamped 4s July 1 1995
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>
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86%
4Vis
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pursuant to Plan A
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2012__
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268
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75
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.
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63
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April-Oct'
1982
2%s debentures 1987
Armour
May-Nov
(City of) 8s 1946
_April-Oc£
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (Interest
reduced to 2.375%) 2091
April-Oct
secured
122
Oil Corp 5%s 1981______April-Oct
Armco Steel Corp 4.35s debs 1984________April-Oct
4Vis sinking fund debentures 1986
June-Dec
Janeiro
§• External
-
?
:> 10'
117 '
Feb-Aup
April-Oct/;
3%s
8
<4j/2s
1973
5%s
97%
102%
122%
95%
April-Oct
1986
2%s debentures
.
'WV4
7
8
-
Apco
Nyasaland—
(Federation
"
■
1975
debentures
Ann
Corp—
-Mar-Sept
Direct? mortgage 6s 1952__^J._^
;_____May-No«
Consol mortgage 6s
1953____-_____r._i.u_May-lVoi)
Consol
mortgage 6s 1955_—
Feb-Attflf
'
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<
.
1980^.
1980*
2%s
"
debentures
American Tobacco Co
50
1950
7s
85%.
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;.10
Telephone and Telegraph Co—
debentures
2%s
Anheuser-Busch
Rhine-Westphalia
2
»
99%
102
Ji 69
A
2006
>
103
-
*7%
April-Oct
1947_April-Oc£
7s
1961 stamped pursuant to Plan A
(Interest reduced to 2.375%) 2001
7Vis
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101 y4
86y4
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sinking
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~
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1958
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.
extl
loan extl
^§®Poland
*
100% lOli/a;
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1966..._ i Jupe-DeeL.~
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97 v<Ameidc8m Can ipoi"3%si>del», i988tt_riti^*-i .April-Oct >"94 *
4%s debentures .1990—
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-Jan-July :i~:-f
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109% 111
109 V2
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- American & Foreign Power debs '5s* 2030.* Afar^-Sept
72 ye
.>
4.80syjunior, debentures; 1987^—i_—_^ -Jan-June
71%
72%
American Machine & Foundry Co—
I947^~*..2.Maf-Sept,
^Stamped pursuant^ to Plan A (interest
;v4i«duced'ta^2.125%i? 260822-222222i2i2May-!Sepf2
Ik# Peru ? (Republic of) " external, 7s. 1959__2_Mar^S%pt
-
100 >100%
;12>^101%;J04*;.
105% 105%
102% 102%
.
v
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24
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extended' to
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^?5%s a i; external loan 1975___«._2-«
June-pec? .105%
5%s 8 f extl loan 19772.
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f.
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,
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101% -103
Afcr-Sept
Afar-Sept
128
103'4'1C4%
38
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65%
.
Aluminufn do'of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970:__"i.Afay-Nov
4i/2s sink fund* debentures 1980_sl*—r_—April-OCt
''.y'i
,
124
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.
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127"
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190
100%*100% ioi&j*
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<
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Allegheny & •Western*' 1st. gtd -4s I998_j__April-Oct
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Jt_—__Afar-Sept""4"-
mtge 3 Vis
1984/-i_i_«
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s
-
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2
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j ls.t .mortgage 3Vas
Albany & Susquehanna RR 4yas"1975_i_fcApril-Ocftt
conv subord debs
1980__t__iAprll-Oct'
f
■•5%s
lCO'/a
COMPANIES"
Aldens Inc 5s
Municipal Bank extl'sink fund 5s 1970__tf ime-Dec,
?'
7%i
>
88%
""
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>•/
Development Co Ltd—
^§»6a.extL loans (30-year) 1953
v6s^duef41953 extended d;o 1963
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7% ?
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■
24%
;
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97
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91
86
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92-63
:
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100%
v.
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229
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(dollar/bonds
,?
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,•
100 i/a
229
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1960..^
f^«s
f
RAILROAD
June-Dec„
5%s. external ' loan i l978_—___^
5 Vis extl loan 1977
,
i;
;
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100
101 y2
1
extl ,4oa& hewj lfl652_2___-.-i.Aprii-OCt
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t 8s'1946
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s
s.
4.
1970
(gtdMbHStr.bonds^ 19Z7—4—«-2".
^,«4%s;,'s
*98%
99%
.
i...June-Dec
1963
3%s". external readjustment
^6s
C
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—:
4Vis»s. f extl. loan, old
,
'
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103
98%
88
1
2Q08_"__—__^_Mar-Sep£
7"
*99 v
(Republic of)—
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'•
101%
57%
April-Oct
2
Norway"(Kingdomuof)—
•c*.
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Air-Reduction Co Inc-i-
V-{Nippon Tel,'& Tet Public Corp— ;
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$63
'
.
June-Dec
6V2S' 1952__;
>15-year 5%a. 1976—
*;15-year>5 Vis; 1977
104%
Valle
v.f
.-(Govt)5%s
100y4
___April-Oct
,
v'-New:4 Zealand
101% 102 Vb
*
100%
1978_vL———Jan-July
reduced td 2J.25% )
98%
103'/a
*
101
.
.
V
extended
.
88%
1959__Afar-Sept.
J__June-Dec
1959_;
Mar-Sept;.
.Stamped pursuaut<to -PlanVAr. (interest w€^V
?\ ■:>£
7%
99%
100
•
l03Vi 104%
Del Cauca See Cauca, Valley.
(Dept. .Of)
§• Warsaw (City) "external 7s 1958
...__Feb-Aug
V--'§»4Vis ^assented iflRS '-r
v .*...
IWestphalia.Unlted 'Elec/Power. .Corp«r>-« ...
i; ?,
K-'
1st mortgage 6s series. A- 1953—"
Jan-July
92%,: 92%
97% 400
■
100%
II
*25%
.
.
•Secured" extl sink fund 6Vis
■
104
Jan-July
1981^d;_^_'__iJan-Juiy
External, readjustment.; 1979^-—*.-.
82%
>99%;
102 %
'100
" u •Secured extl sink fund .6 Vis ,W58_^_—Mar-Sept
J.'Stamped'-pursuant, to Plan> A- (interest
„»
v2
,•
reduced ^o 2.125%)'-2008_J"_i—«_^_Mar-Sept -,-;.
.
6%
98 y8
98%
v
.
3%s-4 yas-4VVs, ext .conversion; 1978—
,4s-4%s-4Vis external readj • 1978^_L.
^ -.
v.
1953
•
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v
^^.Afar-Sept
y-n
Minas; Geraes- (State)-—»
1961
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*
83%
'
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'
,
v,
1952^.___2
$ bonds
f
s
1971
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1979
.
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to
due
External
1957__ApriI-Oct
(Colombia). 6 Vis >1954—
'
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Co
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,
debs
subord
conv
A/ar-Sept i
1974_
;
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KLM
'-4%s
8%
May-Nov
v<§»Kreuger &'-Toll 5s uniform code
;
f
s
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_Feb-Aug
4.
sv
'
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1982
Co Ltd—
1971* extended to
-..^•External
'106
98
.
83%
81%
_Jon-July
____June-Dec
§• Jugoslavia -(State.Mtge Bank? 7s
vrv.^->.v '? V
Royal Dutch. Airlines—
a
(40-year)
-3%s-4s-4y®s
'
•
'
II
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99 -> 99%
99 Vi
99%
June-Dec
new_
1961__^i
6s
95 %
i"
Jon-July
:_J_
7S" 1951-:
extended
1968
5 %s
>
1964
1
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd—*
§6s 1st mtge $ series 1953______
104
82%
>
6Vis« chie
Dec
26
*7%
__—__tfan-July
(City of)—
?,
»5%s extl loan of. '27
§
103
•
*
Jamaica'(Government of) 5%s 1974..."—Mar-Sept
*92
'" ^Japan SMtS extL a f 1974i._l.2_2.
^
-—-Jan-.July >
*
99%
?.>.' -Japan/Development Bank, ,6s 1976_
.Mar-Sept ■> 100V2 '100 /
"' '-rfis
*"gtd~ extl -toad. 1977^
2-—
—_May-Nov,.
100%
.100.%
::"i^6s "gtd extl loan 1978
F-A ,- lQOVi' "100%
■-•/ '
Japanese. (Imperial, Government)— g
Vis extl- loan: of f .'24 1954_
Feb-Aug
^ - •
-
5Vis
Uruguay
__
-
1958
'•4
I"
»
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..
Jan
Electric Power
5 %S" due
.
1977_
s t-3s
series ?B2,1952
'
^ --^•7s
& § •Italy;- (Kingdom of)
*
*25 Vi
.
Tokyo
101 %. 101%
—
2_*—Jan-July
Mar-Sept
*
B..1947»'--2.____-;2
Italian Prttalic "Utility Institute—
v
v
loan
Steel
7s;series
ATay-Nov
—
Mar-Sept
June-Dec^
—Jan-July
(City)£7%s 1950:.—
30-year
**,
y
•
external
»
•
•
■k:
.77%
*25%
:
_
*95
(Republic) ext_s f 4s 1977_—22"—Jan-July
-7- /^Italian Credit Consortium* for. Public Works—?
1
*97%
June-Dec,
"
—tfan-July
—Jan-July
Italian
„>•
lona
;
\
Corp -6s~ 1948_____
1.2—Feb-Aug
* ( International-,Tel & Tol—' i -'"
!'
:.
'';Sud America .7Vis debs 1977--r-2
22—Feb-Aug
/
external
•
■>*
' ' *
.
-
77%
1958
1958__
5%s
32%
29%
29%
____April-Ocf
____April-Ocf
(State of) 6s 1946
funding 4V2s. :1966__u_
&
external 7s
4Vis -assented
•
Taiwan
■:
%
-
/XowYHlghl
—i,__April-Ocf
„
-paid .,1964:
6s
Jan. 1,1963
NO.
:
.
„
ATay-Nov
Southern European Pipeline 5 Vis
Southern Italy Dev Fund 4y2s
107% <110%
'
96%
(Prov of)
>^5 Vis
102 %
■•>.
•7s
•
1013/s
Range Since
Sold
Afay-Nov
South Africa^ (Union - of jr. 4 %s 1965__«.^_..^June-Dec
"*
.V/.;//
'"
>
•»<
'
'102%
Silesia
•
106%
& Iron-Works—
1945
mtge
Greek Government—
<»
106% 106%
*93% 941/4
Bonds
High
May-Noo
sinking fund
series B secured external 1962—
Siemen & Halske Corp 6Vis 1951
*
106%
—April-Oct
-5s dollar- bonds 1980__-;_,;_.
dollar bonds 1972—;
;r._
.->
v
-
1924
____April-Oct
_____—April-Oct
._
/3s
-
»
.
bonds -1972
International. loan of 1930—•
^
w
foliar
Prussian. Conversion 1953 loans—
v,
-' 'c
1
■
3s
(Fed Rep of)"—Extl loan of
dollar bonds 1969-;
5V2S
;
•
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1952____i._^-__w_-llffli/-Nov
2.375%)
secured
• 7s
.
Range
Friday's
v
•'
__—ay'Nov
or
Bid & Asked
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest V';.
-reduced to 2%)'
2012__^__—^>i___Afay-Nov
"'Serbs Croats
Slovenes (Kingdom)-;* - 4
104."
11
-
Sale Price
LOW
103%
■
Last
Period
High
45
101% 102
Week's
Interest
Exchange
Stamped pursuant to Plan A
J-\.--April-Oct
1982/__,;.1___—^-./April-Oct
4%'s sinking funds, 1973—
No.
New York Stock
I
Jan-July
1980-;___-——2^2^pril-Qct
f debentures
High
.Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
,;i
J-Y-v.
r
1975
series)
Bonds
J . Sold
•
(11th series>i 1978—
(13th> series)
s
■/"*■
bieclv Communu j
dan
5^28-secured
-
~
*
(Range for Week Ended March 15)
a
114%
114
^24-;
97%
91
115%
__
;
I
133
97%
96%
91
90%
111%
113%
America—
1981
;
Jan-July
96
Feb-Aug
212
I'?
96
99
40
95
100.
;
Corp—
debs
1979
?v 210
212%
50
y 208
;
227%
••
28
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1136)
Week's Range
Friday
Interest
Last
Period
'
b o N d s
Sale Price
Exchange
or
Friday
Sold
Jan.
No.
Low
High
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Lew
New York Stock
1, 1963
1st
cons
1st
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104%
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mortgage
3'As
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1st mortage 3%s 1983
1st
1st
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1969-—Jan-July
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June-Dec
Gulf States Utilities 2%s 1st mtge 1976
Map-Nov
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99'A
94
Corp—
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3s
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103'A
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96
92'A
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1978—
105%
94%
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18
1971
conv
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133
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debentures
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1976____June-Dec
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1st mortgage 2%s 1980_:
tfuiie-Dec
Kansas City Southern Ry 3'As ser C 1984_June-Dec
Kansas City Terminal 2%s 1974
April-Ocf
Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Jan-JuZp
Kimberly-Clark
Corp
3%s
1983
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Lehigh Valley RR
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1982
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1981_-i,_^w_—^-.w_w_-^--MarrSept
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85%
13
128
104
95
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1980
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170
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debentures
5s
,
1972
debentures
4s
.
1969
debentures
81%
*80%
*85'A
103
33
110
103
Motors
debentures
3'As
3'As
104
136'A 137
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Electric
81%
—
&
Lakefront
1976
Transport 4s conv debs 1981—Map-Nov
General Cigar Co 5'As income debs 1987_June-Dec
General
101%
—
108
General
103%
35
Anrer
General
91'A
—
37
.Map-Nov
Gen
98%
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debs
conv
89%
90
—
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102
101
77
ApriZ-Oct
Jan-July
Map-Nov
4%s 1982
: 100%
,
104
1981
series
Jersey Central Power & Light 27As
Manufacturing 3%s debs 1975
114
Jan-July
1980
217
103%
101
103'A
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23
98% 100'A
104
19%
Jan-July
ser
104 'A.
103'A
137
Pipe Line Co—
debentures
f
Kanawha
1972—Jan-Juiy
;
Map-Nov
1980
April-Oct
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3
K
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2%s debs
1977
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41'A
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76
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101
—
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108
19'A
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100
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2015_April
103%
107%
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90%
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mortgage 3'As ser G 2000—Jan-July
debentures «Jan 1 2020 L: April-Oct
income
Ohio
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First consol mortgage 3'As ser E 1964
April-Oct
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r-: M
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A
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mortgage 33As series B 1979
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1974
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1st mortgage 3'As series G
1980
4%s
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gold 5s 1995-Jan-July
Ekco Products Co 4.60s
1987__
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April-Oct
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1965_—————-ApriZ-Oct
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--
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5s
conv
subord
debs 1981
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(N Y)
104
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Feb-Aug
International Harvester Credit 45As
1979—May-Wou
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99'A
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subord
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1st
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Mr
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111
International Silver Co—
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104 »A
Illinois Bell Telephone 23As series A
1981—tfan-July
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76
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Jan -July
1986
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95
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debentures
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■
81%
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75
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1st mortgage 3'/as 1986
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1977
sub
conv
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mortgage 2%s 1979
1st mortgage 2%s 1980—______
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:
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or
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debentures 1982
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76
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1st
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1980
conv
3s
debs
conv
debentures
81%
81%
1976—Map-Nov
1987—ApriZ-Oct
debentures
sink
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Nat'l
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National
1st
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1st
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Oxford Paper
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sink
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conv
1980
11
105%
101%
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Gas
&
Glass
3%s
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debentures
102
102
105
101%
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&
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104
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Orleans
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General
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Co
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Central
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June-Dec
1985
June-Dec
87%
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1987
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1986
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1976
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1978
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1980
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s
f
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1979
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s
f
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20
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81%
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102
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101
103%
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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94
98%
96
96
2
91%
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74
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71%
74
98%
98%
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97'A
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series A 1970
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mortgage 5s series B 1975
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mortgage 3%s series E 1975
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Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3'As 1965—Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
ApriZ-Oct
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry—
3%s series A 1984
—.....——Mar-Sept
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—^ •
1st gen 5s series C
1974
June-Dec
1st 4'As series D 1977
,—tfune-Dec
♦97%
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104%
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■
104%
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104%
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102%
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58
58%
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94%
93
98
1st
mortgage
94
96
♦94
1st
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&
2%s
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1977
3%s
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■
—
88%
■
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2%s 1984—
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88 y4
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1970———Mar-Sept
debentures
fund
60%
6
—
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89%
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105
105% 105'A
61'A
103%
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95%
87
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103 %
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112
rm.
89
106%
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82%
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85'A
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Philip Morris Inc 4%s s f debs 1979
Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
100'A
89
1989..,..—.1——April-Oct
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63
73'A
91'A
1978
Feb-Aug
1982^—Jan-July
1983
June-Dec
1985
ApriZ-Oct
1987
a
Mar-Sept
4%s
3%s
4%s
refundnig
86
81%
100% 101%
101% 102
80%
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1981
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87'A
101'A
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101%
1984——Jan-tfuZy
1985
Jan-July
1990
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1971
1967
1974
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C
2%s
2%s
2%s
2%s
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87%
June-Dec
1974
B
gold 4'As series
Philadelphia Electric Co—
85%
82
103
June-Dec
Wash
&
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80%
101'A
April-Oct
1981
mortgage 4'As series E
General mortgage 3'As series F
Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s
Pere Marquette Ry 3%s series D
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'
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1968
D
General
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-mmmm
1979
1965
A
B
series
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■
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Airways-—
debentures
subord
conv
102
Pennsylvania Power & Light 3s 1975——.April-Oct
Pennsylvania RR—
;
,
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69
59%
4
'
*84%
'mmmm'
■
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1991
80
56%
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April-Oct
Map-Nov
31.
104%
103%
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89
Pacific Tel & Tel 2%s debentures
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81%
2047
104%
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102
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May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Nou
May-Nou
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May-Nou
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103
2
100'A 100%
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97
106%
88
—
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104
11
102
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104 'A 104%
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1984
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17
106
debentures
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2047
Refunding & Improve 4'As
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1981
Northern Pacific Ry prior
85'A
v
86
87%
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106
85 %
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86
debentures
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1987_Jan-July
debs
1974
4%s
s
1991
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86
*87%
102%
83%
84%
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1987
Ry first gold 4s
debentures
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86
88
June-Dec
1990
series
86
87'A
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Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'As s f debs
„
s
DD
83
87%
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82
84%
84%
3'As
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2019-jgan-July
1993
81
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72%
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94%
83
81%
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93'A
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ser
Northern Natural Gas 35As s f debs
3'As
s
f
debentures
1973
3V4s
87 %
T
Philadelphia
1983
conv
series
86%
88
1980
general
4'As
87%
65%
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April-Oct
1983.———-April-Oct
3'As
3'As
47As
87'A
12
—
series A
27As
mortgage
mortgage
mortgage
86 %
69
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp—
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General
84%
92%.
June-Dec
4%s series K
mortgage
85%
72
B
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
Refunding mtge 4'As series J 1991
General
85%
series
4%s
Y Telephone 2%s series D 1982:
Refunding mtge 3'As series E 1978
mtge
91
June-Dee
71%
1975—April-Oct
Map-Nov
Jan-July
Jan-July
1973
Map-Nov
Map-Nov
4'As
General mortgage 4%s
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87%
91%
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mtge: 4s series A 2004
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92
Jan-tfuZp
2022—._May
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N Y & Putnam first consol gtd 4s
1993—April-Oct
N Y State Electric & Gas 2%s 1977
Jan-July
N Y Susquehanna & Western RR—
Term 1st mtge 4s 1994.--—
Jan-July
•
89%
84%
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First
94'A
91%
——.June-Dec
...
71%
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1989
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gold
98%
92
3%s
1986
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F
debentures
N
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93'A
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82%
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111
June-Dec
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C
1980
3s
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3%s series
89
New
mortgage
116
98
60%
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mortgage 3'As
1997
Jan-July
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Shore collateral gold 3'As
1998—_Feb-Aug
Michigan .Cent Collateral gold 3 Mia '98—Feb-Aug
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2%s series
85%
82
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113
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81
102%
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...
1977
Consolidated
125
89'A
April-Oct
3s
108%
91%
94%
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Mar-Sept
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
Mar-Sept
Jersey Bell Telephone 3'As 1988
New Jersey Junction RR
4s 1986
New Jersey Power & Light 3s 1974
101%
—
Co-
mortgage
5s
New
122
*80 'A
1988—June-Dec
1970—.j.
103
106%
91%
•—.
1977——.—JFeb-Aup
1974
84%
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Co 43As conv 1978
4'As series
3s
104
84%
3%s
series J
104%
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May-Noo
New England Tel & Tel Co—
3s
debentures 1982
OO OO -ZZ
iI
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
May-Nov
3s
108%
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fund
2
106% 108%
1982
1989
3'As
103%
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Co—
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70
108
debs
f
s
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104'A
,
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>; 3s
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conv
175
Mar-Sept
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debs
70
149%
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1st
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3%s
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National
4%s
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&
Steel
1992
debentures
*>
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1982
————Mar-Sept
3'As 1985
June-Dec
3%s 1988a..,.—.
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1st
4'As 1987
—Jan-July
Olin Mathieson Chemical 5'As conv 1982—May-Nop
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154
June-Dec
1976
fund
70
77 %
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166'A
June-Dec
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100
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156
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April-Oct
Natl Cylinder Gas 5'As conv debs 1977—Mar-Sept
National Dairy Products 3%s debs 1970—June-Dec
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96
104
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85
77%
105%
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70
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1996—
first mortgage 3s
mortgage
2%s
1975:
mortgage 27/8s 1980
Pacific
NAFI
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107
39%
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——
;
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Feb-Aug
Feb-Aug
1978
debentures
81%
1980—Jan-July
gtd 3'As 2000
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Telephone
Edison
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April
Morris & Essex first
80
867/a
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98%
79
%
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Feb-Aug
1981
debentures
Bell
80
86 %
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68 »A
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58
63
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Gen mtge income 4%s series B Jan
5s income debentures Jan 1 2045
Mohawk & Malone first gtd 4s 1991
mtge
83
Range Since
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No.
88%
63
series B Jan 1 1990
series C Jan 1 2005
1 2020
1 2030
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4 Vis
mortgage
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Gen
3Vis
debentures
Oklahoma
Missouri Pacific RR Co—
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1974__Feb-Aug
mortgage 4%sl986.i.*(,.—-i—Mar-Sept
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June-Dec
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4%s 1991
_Feb-Aug
1st mtge 4%s 1992
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(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
1st mortgage 3s 1979
Mar-Sept
1st mortgage 4%s 1987
June-Dec
Northrop Corp 5s conv debs 1979
Jan-July
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A Jan 1967—April-Oct
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subord / Income
5 'As
^
96%
92%
—
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1978
D
adjustment 5s ser
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•
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97
High
Co—
mortgage
mortgage 2%s 1975—-w-i—-^April-Oct
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3s
1978..——Jan-JuZp
mortgage 2 %sl979-.————Feb-Aug
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June-Dec
102'A
96%
April-Oct
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lien
Sold
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96'A
9
Power
first
1st
Minneapolis & St Louis Ry Co—
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mortgage
6s
1985
May-Noo
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May
• General mortgage 4s inc ser A Jan 1991—May
Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s
1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—Uune-Dec
Prior
Bonds
Bid & Asked
First
1976
1972
debentures
fund
sink
Week's Range
or
Friday's
Sale Price
1st
97
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3.10s
Last
Period
First
82
~1
86
(Minnesota)
83%
• -
100%
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86
Interest
Exchange
Low
88 '
88
83%
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1991
137%
*__•
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Michigan Cons Gas first m
1st mortgage 27/8s
1st mortgage 3%s
37/es sinking fund
33/4S
New York Stock
High
*83
Metropolitan Edison first mtge 2%s 1974_
-Feb- Aug
1st
mortgage
2%s
1980
—
Michigan Bell Telephone Co 3'/as 1988— April-Oct
debentures
Sold
Northern iStates
Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp—
6s
conv
subord debs 1975
4%s
Friday
BONDS
Range Since
Bonds
debs
1981
Feb-Aug
Jan-July
May-Nov
Mar-Sept
*76
-
97%
83%
84%
97%
;;
25
83 %
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98
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98%
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R
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f
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s
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A
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1972—
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—
951/4
conv
debentures
102%
10
102% 1031/4
101
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1031%
105
106%
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_Feb-Awp
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ApriZ-Oct
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Jan-July
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1979
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r
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1979
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&
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4y4s 1983
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debs
conv
78
1982
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77
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—Jan-July
Southern
Indiana
Ry
2%s-4%s 1994
(fan-July
1976
1st Ss ref mtge 3 y4s series J 1982——April-Oct
^
86%
85%
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subord
conv
Vornado Inc 5s
9
June-Dec
Mar-Sept
1969
debentures
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101%
1
92 Va
105%
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90
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conv
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105
78 Va
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Bell
sinking
Vendo
104
16
debentures
—
103
103%
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—
1967
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States
4%,s
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3s
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94%
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April-Oct
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subord
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2%s
•
102% 1031/2
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96%
J/4
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105% 106%
4%s
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96%
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136 J/8
105%
1982——
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93
89%
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124%
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sinking fund debentures 1980
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982.
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119
28
106
1
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121
United States Freight Co—
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1972.
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5%s
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1974—
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5s
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104
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1971.
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121
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1977
73%
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114%
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1st mtge & coll trust 4V4s 1978
76%
25
80%
87
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4s 1968—June-Dec
1971
April-Oct
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105%
72
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70%
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St
86
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1980
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1973_
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1st mtge &
*90'A
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inc 4J/2S ser A Jan 2002
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1st
Feb-Aug
1991_Mar-Sept
1985
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1st mtge & coll trust 3%s
Lawrence
115%
1976
1986
debs
of
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debentures
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1991
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conv
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—
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debs
1977
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4%s
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tr
debentures
4%,s
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&
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coll
Map-Nov
Oil Co of California 2%s
Union
Rochester
1968
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85
90%
126 y4
51%
45
8
51
51 Va
Reading Co- first & ref 3 Vis series D 1995_Map-Nov
Republic Steel Corp 4%s debs
1985
Mar-Sept
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Ocf
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1975
Richfield Oil Corp 4%s conv debs 1983—ApriZ-Oct
debentures
.
79%
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iJ/v
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conv
1977
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62%
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232
2
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w
63%
59
17
62%
158% 159
1973-Jnne-Dec
150
159
Wabash
Gold
4Vp.n
Gold
4Vp.tt
San Fran
A
1969
19811st mtge
Term
3%s ser
ioo y2
102
102
971/4
*86%
102%
68
97%
1031/4
102
22
__
ioi y4
99 y4
84
100% 101
—
96
98
86%
86%
Southern Pacific RR Co—
First
27/8s series E 1986
mortgage 2%s series F 1996
mortgage 5Vis series H 1983
mortgage
First
Frist
first consol gold 5s 1994
1st
mtge coll tr 4%s 1988—
Memphis div first gold 5s 1996
Southern
New
!
■; •
Ry
Orl & Northeastern RR 3%s
Bell
Southwestern
Tell
i'K■
debs
*611/4
*97%
74
75%
61
„
8
10
106% 106%
62%
107
102%
105 Va
108
—
5
1041/4 104%
102%
104%
April-Oct
78%
78%
*84%
Map-Nov
1983—
111
Spiegel Inc 5s conv subord debs 1984—-June-Dec
i
5 Vis debentures 1983
—
-April-Oct
Standard Oil of California 4%s 1983—Jan-JttZp
Standard Oil (Indiana) 3Vss conv 1982—April-Oct
i
4Vis debentures 1983
April-Oct
Standard Oil (N J) debentures 2%s 1971—Map-Nov
81
78%
5
78%
debentures
23/is
Standard
Oil
Co
Chemical
Stauffer
4V4s
(Ohio)
1982
debentures
3%s
2Vis
debentures
Wayne
1973
}; 103%
88
90%
104%
15
88
29
104%
102
102%
88 Vi
88%
13
87%
89.
89%
10
88
89%
100% 100%
,
_Jan-July
1973—Mar-Sept
__
30
1
95
100%
89
*981/4
98
1011/4
99
--
98%
99
96 %
98
16
94%
100
5
100%
97%
101% 101%
98
98
2
95
95
5
99%
99%
4
91%
5
89%
116%
40
.•
96
95
Shore
Power
1982
Co 3 Vis series A
5y2s
Central
RR
5V2%
debs
1982
ApriZ-Oct
114
June-Dec
;
notes 1979—
notes 1980
June-Dec
113
and
Refund
and impt
impt 4s
series
2%s
C
series
*104%
'
*150
June-Dec
109
—
92
98%
100
98%
60
60%
6
57%
61
10
57%
61
97%
98 Vi
20
95%
98%
80%
801/a
*99% 100%
1981-Jan-July
98%
106
99%
*98%
91
89%
•71 Va
Van-July
2029——May
67
67
*81 %
June-Dec
*81
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
3
97%
98%
70
104%
1071%
88%
88i%
98%
106 V4
..
,
i-
.
99%
.
V
9944
18
99
98 Vi
99i%
20
88%
91Vi
99%
91
„
*86%
99
100 Va
—
*89
*76 Va
98
-
60%
99
86%
86%
10
97%
99
65 '/a
71%
57
68%
72
681/4
58
83%
—
—
♦92%
84'%
92%
85
931/4
—-
—
91%
.
119
*105%
94
94
105% 105%
__
3
__
~2
149
169
104%
152
Elec
Lt
&
Power
2%s
1976
105%
91%
94%
82%
94
1985
Jan-July
April-Ocf
*82%
I"
*791/2
90
■
—
Deferred delivery sale not
82%
79%
80
Bar^ruptcy
•
Bonds
*79
Jan-July
*102
—April-Oct
102
not
* cash sam
.
bW'in'Knkruptcy, rtoeiveKhip, or reorganized under
s|gfcrp*cesfSno*sale5 SglSSSi during current weelt.
selling flat.
102
103%
Included In the year's
sale not included in the year s range.
Included in the year's range, n Under-the-rule
ircluded in the year's range, y Ex-coupon.
not
the
2019
D
II
Jan-July
Tandy Corp 6 %s debs 1978—
Terminal RR Assn of St Louis—
Refund
92
—
91%
a
Inc—
notes 1979
conv
senior
99
J.
5
85
*78'/a
Co—
mortgage 4s series A 2004
mtge 4Vis inc series A Jan 1
Wisconsin Electric Power 2%s 1976
1st
mortgage 27/as 1979
Wisconsin Public Service 3y4s
1971
98
*80
Teleg Co 5Vis
Gen
(James)
senior
capital
97y2
Whirlpool Corp 3Vis sink fund debs 1980—Feb-Aup
Wilson & Co. 4 Vas sink fund debs 1978——Jan-July
Wisconsin
40%
—
15
98%
60%
income debentures 1984
Union
—
82
33%
„
88%
98%
60%
May
debs 1987—Feb-Aug
Westinghouse Electric Corp 2%s 1971
-Mar-Sept
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992—Mar-Sept
Wheeling Steel 3%s series C 1970
Mar-Sept
First mortgage 3 Vis series D 1967--;
Jan-July
3%s
convertible
debentures
1975——May-Nov
5s
Western
40%
*92
—-Jan-July
—
Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co—
1st mtge 4V2S series H 1990
5s
*80
3
Western Pacific RR
Yonkers
Talcott
98%
.80
73%
87%
*86
4s
debentures
9
*37
1st
RR
74
5
82
100
91%
*92 %
May-Nou
98
98%
91%
98
Penn
West
80
*89%
Vis series I 1966
Jan-July
4s gtd 2361—
—Jan-July
registered 2361-—-——
Jan-July
Western Maryland Ry 1st 4s ser A 1969—April-Oct
1st mortgage 3'/2s series C 1979—
April-Oct
West
First
101%
80
82
4s
Corp—
subord
conv
103% 103%
88%
—
43/4s
84%
117
110
103%
102% 103'/4
103%
gtokely-Van Camp Inc-—
4Vis conv subord debs 1982—
Mar-Sept
Sunray DX Oil 4y4s debs 1987
Map-Nov
Sunray Oil Corp
2%s debentures
1966—Jan-July
Superior Oil Co 3%s debs 1981_.
Jan-July
Surface Transit Inc 1st mtge 6s 1971
May-Noo
Swift & Co 2%s debentures 1972
Jan-July
Symington
11
*1041/4 104%
Jan-July
1974_—
84%
86%
112%
103 V*
88
mtge
Gen mtge income
5%s
*86
1977—May-Noy
1985
15
75%
102% 104 %
"
3Vas debentures
\rt-
23/4s
75%
Jan-July
Jan-July
.April-Ocf
Jan-(fnZp
Feb-Aap
Jan-July
Co-
income series A Jan 1981
April
4Vis series B Jan 1991—-April
First mortgage 3 Vis series B 1971
^-Feb-Nov
Warren RR first ref gtd gold 3'/2s 2000
Feb-Aup
Washington Terminal 2%s series A 1970___Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3y2s 1967—Jan-tfaZp
General mortgage 3s 1979
,_Map-Nov
West
Penn
Electric 3%S
1974
May-ZVou
Gen
Southern Pacific Co—
First 4Vp.a
(Oregon Lines)
RR
Section 77 of
"
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
iiliiili
.
.
.
Monday, March 18, 1963
American: Stock ExchangeiiMiililliil
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
Arnwrican Stock
American Stock Exchange
Range for Week Ending March 15.
v
Last
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Shares
LOW
Par
Corp class A——1
Acme-Hamilton Mfg Corp
10c
1%
17/4
1%
Corp
2'/4
18
4,700
3%
3%
: 3%
800
3%
31/2
3%
2,6C0
"Si/a
"5 Va
6'A
19,200
2%
1,300
8,300
'
j.
High
1,100
2%
Berkshire
2% Mar
Jan
Jan
1%
Mar
2%
Jan
4% Mar
9%
Feb
11%
Jan
5 7/a Mar
7V2
Jan
1
10c
1
3%
3'A
3%
2,300
3Va Mar
4% Jan
121/a
11%
12%
6,100
10'A- Jan
12% Mar
47/4
4'A
1,300
4'/a Jan
A
common
Manufacturing Co
Inc
Aid Investment & Discount Inc
Aeronca
Aerosol Techniques
2'/2
547%
4,20 %
Power
5'?
preferred
-—
Feb
3'/4
57%
Class
100
16
150
89'/a
627/4
62'/4
4%
65'/4
4%
4%
i '/■
121/4
2,200
41/2
3'A
1,500
Inc ——
Alleghany Corp warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
56
200
t;X-
Feb
■
2
Brad
69%
Feb
5%
Jan
Feb
Foote
64%
Feb
3
X'
•
Jan,
8,500
5%
61/.
9V4
400
7%
3'/»
9%
Corp
7%
Jan
87/2
Jan
1,200
6%
Feb
8
Jan
22'A
22»2
1.2C0 &
20 Va
Jan
84
84'2
30
817/2
Jan
6
6%
15%
2,200
15
V'
X
1%
20c
Jan
American
Amer
dep
2.800
1,400
37 a
41/4
82,300 T
97,4
9%
2,000 •:
1
24%
251.4
*
—
Co
27%
27%,
Jan
2%
2
Jan
).
Jan
47/4 Mar
10%
20% Jan
27% Jan
1.300
Jan
2y4.JMar
20
Jan
8%
-
//
Jan'
'
Jan
257/4 Mar
287/4
Jan
-
bearer
ord
700
Jan
Jan"
7%
16
■
16% Jan
lJ/4
Jan
90
;
1%. Jan
700
1
Oil
rets
2
2 «/a
17%
ord—*
' '
600
247/2
5'/a Mar
,13
;v Jan
1812
2
—1
__10s
8%
"9% "9%
10s
*
18%
Petroleum
Amer
Jan
97/4
100
8%
Jan
10
13,000
18%
18%
Feb
211/2
Jan
Mar
«.
Jan
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered
£1
612
25c
Brown Company
_1
Brown Forman Distillers el A com—30c
11%
127.8
25
25%
30c
23 »/a
24%
1Q
7%
7%
Brooks Instrument Co Inc
7% Jan
9%
10% Mar
14%
Feb
10
Jan
Feb
8%
8%
400
7%
Jan
5%
5%
600
5%
Jan
6%
l'/4
lVa
14,800
iy4 Mar
2%
7
27/a
3
Jan
87 y4
■iClass B common
Jan
88%
600
84%
Jan
6
6 VB
11,700
5j/4
Jan
4%
—1
—
7,200
—
Manufacturing Co
British
Jan
Mar
.
Inc
1%
.10c
Inc
dep rets ord registered
British Columbia Power ——
Jari:
9
4,700
Jan
Feb
9% Mar
Jan
2"% Mar
200
UV4
Jan
7/a
1
Amer
Jan
Jan
Works
British American Tobacco^-
Jan1
5%
Jan
Alar
Gear
Brazilian Traction Light & Pow
Breeze
6
10 %
2%
28'/2
1,100
1%
Feb
15
Jan
Jan'
200
-
;
47/2 Mar
*
Brandywine Raceway Assn.—
9%
8%
Feb
100
Feb
7% Jan
8V4
,-v.
8,800 :■•-
1.50
Jan
9 V«
—.
Industries
Atecc
4%
1%
Mar T.'.
2y8
24% Mar
Jan
common
17%
4,200
3,800
Co
Bourjois Inc
Bowling Corp of America-i.—
5%
XXX ■ • V ;/■; XX/XX/X.
Allied Control Co Inc———50o
Allied Paper Corp
3
Alloys Unlimited Inc
10c
Almar Rainwear Corp ——r—1.
Alsco Inc' ——■—i——.——1
Aluminum Co of America $3.75 pfd-100
Ambassador OH Corp—.—
1
/. ':■■■•;■/
100
Inc—
prior preferred
93%
Jan
4'%
12.200
-
2,600
25 f 2
'3%
■
2%
25 %
7
1
Building Industries
(HC)
5%%
7%
•
Low
1,500
3
Borne Chemical Co Inc_
7Va
1
Alliance Tire & Rubber class A
£1'A
Allied Artists Pictures Corp common—1
5'%%- convertible preferred—.—10
Range Since Jan.
.
3%
wX/i
A
British
1
All-State Properties
'
7%
2%
-4
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
Brillo
Algemene Kunstzide N V—•
American deposit rets American shs__
All American Engineering Co
10c
1
Jan
62'/4 Mar
^
350
•xx
.High
7%
♦
Feb
16%
141/a
Low
Feb
92 7/2
13%
14
Shares
10c
Bloomfield
Jan
Jan
16%
——1
Alaska Airlines Inc—
2ya
457/2
-
92
preferred-.lj-.100
common—-——..10
————100
Alah Wood Steel Co
56
T
for Week
—1
(Tlie)_
—
Bohack
class.-A—_—
Alabama
.
2%
55%
America---
Airport Parking Corp of
■'
—' '
Range
of Prices
Par
'
Birdsboro Corp
Blauner's
4% Jan
3
25c
Acme Precision Products Inc
-1
Acme Wire Co. —-—.————-10
Admiral Plastics Corp
10c
Aero-Plow Dynamics Inc
1
Aerojet-General Corp
1
Class
Sales
'
Last
Sale Price
■
Frocks Inc——
Bethlehem Corp
Bickford's Inc
Jan
Week'*
Friday
STOCKS
.
American Stock Exchange
'
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
2%
2%
Aberdeen Petroleum
Missiles & Construction
Stock . Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year. ^
Sales
Week's
Friday
|f STOCRS X3XXXX/X X;//:/
Acme
American
March 15. It is compiled by the report on the
Friday
and ending
»
list we furnish a complete report of the transactions
-Exchange for the week beginning Monday, March 11,
frtiinwine extensive
tll.
T_
4%
1,000
4%
Feb
89
6%
Bruce (E L)
Feb
—
Bruck Mills Ltd
5% Mar
4V4 Mar
preferred
B
S
F
Co Inc
1
—
class B
9%
10
*
5%
66%c
5%
6y8
50c
Company
14%
15%
5%
Budget Finance Plan—
Systems
Electronics
American
52
Mar
60c convertible preferred
6% serial preferred
Buell Industries Inc——--———.
Jan
461/2
425
x 47/2
4%
4%
1,000
Jan
7%
77/8
200
4% Feb
5% Jan
5%
7'/a
9%
Jan
Jan;
Feb
Inc
45
45
1
3'A
37/8
31/4
3,800
3ya Mar
3%
25o
2%
2%
2%
7,300
iy4
2%
Inc
Aluminum
American-Internatl
45
•Common
Jan-
•
-J20
Book-Stratford Press
American Business
6'/a
Jan
Inc—1
American Book Co
American
4%
Corp.——.———.I
American Beverage
Jan
,
2 7/a
£1
MARC
50c
Inc
■
3
2%
3
800
7,400
27/2
Jan
3i/a Mar
2%
,
Jan
37/2
Jan
41%
Hill
Mines
(The)
9
Companj'
19%
10%
10%
1
5%
5%
11%
12%
11%
2.50
.n
13,600
Jan
3s 6d
%
American
Manufacturing
American
Petrofina
12.50
Co
36
1
~6V4
6 V2
25c
3%
1
2%
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc..
4%
5%
9,000
class
Inc
A
13%
14
X-
Jan
Butler's
Shoe
Jan
7%
Feb
BVD
Inc
3% Mar
23,900
Realty & Petroleum Corp_10c
American Seal-Kap Corp of Del
2
American Thread 5% preferred
—5
American
5%
12%
Jan
4'A
'
Jan
4%
4%
3,600
1,300
A
Jan
3%
500
3% Mar
4%
Jan
2V4
2 y«
Jan
2%
Jan
7%
1,500
1.900
Andrea
Radio
2
—
12%
12%
500
13 %
13%
1,100
3%
■„
13%
3V8
1
Corp
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
3ya
5,600
3
Ansul Chemical
Co—
HO
4%
10
7y4
Feb
97/s
Jan
17%
5,200
16%
Feb
191/8
Jan
22%
Feb
Appalachian Power - Co 4%%
Feb
12% Jan
16%
Jan
3%
Jan
Jan
„
10%
1,000
1,200
2%
Jan
3%
Feb
7%
3,500
7% Mar
9%
Jan
12
Mar
7%
- 7%
X—
98
98%
9,300
Jan
101 •"5
Calgary & Edmonton Corp Ltd
131/a
California
Jan
96%
32%
34%
Armour
25%
26
Arrow
&
Co
Xnc—.
Electronics
Asamera Oil
Corp Ltd-
...
—s.1
,
.—-..400
Inc—.X.—1„*
Associated Baby Services
Associated Electric Industries—
American
deposit
Associated Food
Associated Laundries
Astrex
Atco
5A
5,ao
5&
2C0
3
3
3%
1%
1%
—_lo
5%
5%
6
5%
5 %
5%
4,600
6%
2y4
7%
13,900
2%
2,100
8%
700
Line
2%
Co
(
'7%
2'A
-1
—
Jan
4%
Jan
—
1,600 X ;
/
600
37/4
2% Jan
1% Mar
61,000
4'A
■K
Jan...
1%
X
6
8y8
57/o Mar
X.:v/6%:.'-Jab>X:
Mar
77/8
:
Jan
64
13%
13%
13%
4AOO
10 y«
Jan
8V4
7%
8%
10,500
67/s Jan
Cement Co Ltd
Co
7/a
7/s
18
5,100
17%
10,000
A
100
option
Canadian
Homestead
Centers
Inc
1
Inc-i-.-^—
16%
16
A
I
Inc—
Plastics
10c
11%
Corp_^-J—J8%
Radio Mfg Co Inc
Steel Products Inc
■
Canadian
Feb
Jan
Jan
17%
-
10
14,200
*
common-;
27%
5%
33
Jan
Jan
Mar
Oils
3x^
37/4
»■
Jx'ix
25,700
37/4 Mar
•
7
16%c
9,200
6,800
%
Jari
8%
II Feb
—10c
Ltd
4%
:
Feb
Jan
1 '/a
Jan
'
1
6A
Feb
1A Feb
5 A Mar
i§
8 y4
Jan
—*
9%
13,700
8%
Jan
107/a
_i
Ltd
7,100
1,100
4%
3,500
3%
Jan
4% Jaij
10% Feb
2.50
—
—
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd
8
67/a
Jan
10 '/a Feb
% Feb
%
Jan
Jan
3,100
11% Mar
14%
18%
6,300
13%
-
'
4%
4%
5Va
5
5%
A
Jan
4% Mar
1,400
e 400
15%
16%
Ay§hire Collieries Corp—.
42
41 y4
42
.
~2% -3%
3%
5%
Jan
4%
1,700
Jan
5%
7
Feb
2% Mar
4%
Jan/
Jan
17%
Feb
40% Mar
300
Capital Cities
Broadcasting
Products
45 y4
Jan
Castle
(AM)
Jan
& Co—
Baldwin-Montrose
Chemical—
18,900
2,800
8
6,900
5
Corp
8%
*
preferred
Securities
8A Mar
12%
7'A
8'/a
12%
'
4
lc
Ltd
123/4
3% V4 X/X:
1,600
Jan
Power
;
Inc
18
4i/a
3%
4%
8,500
50c
%
18
%
4,800
3/a
Jan
10c
7%
6%
7%
6,300
6'/2
Jan
17%
17%
Bargain Town USA Inc
Engineering
Co
13
4
3% Jan
—10c
Construction
—
% XXIX'X.
18
x
18
11;600
Jan
i
900
Candy Corp
Corp
Oil Corp
10
10
Jan
4 7/a
i
8 7/a
Baruch-Foster
50c
Bayv;ew
25c
1
8%
1
Bearings Inc
(AS) Shoe Corp
Bell Electronic Corp
Telephone of Canada
Instrument
Watch
Co
Corp
Inc
Berliey Photo Inc
r"or
13
XXI -■&;
'A
•
Beck
footnotes,
i5>/2
i
7%
•
27/e
7%
2,800
1 7/8
10
23 ya
%
89,000
%
141/2
Jan
77/8
X 1,300
50c
3.50%
1
8 7/a
l
7%
36.
Jan
83
10'/a
pfd
Jan
20
Jan
^•iOX./:Jah,
6Va Mar
95
Mar
%
3%
5,200
73%
74%
.60
Jan
X
29%
*
V'X
Feb
Feb
Circuit
Foil
878
Jan
9%
Jan
6%
Jan
9ya
Jan
8ya
1,400
7»/a
8 »/a
5,100
14% Mar
Jan
3ya Jan
47/4 Mar
%
72 7/2
4%
6
llVf
1%
12
•Tt./TX
— —
1,100
600
400
Jan
757/4
Feb
Jan
877/2
Jan
Jan
197/a
Feb
28
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Jan
17'/a
225
n-.
Feb
Jan
307/4
341/4
7%
Jan
39%
Feb
Feb
Feb
5
9
Jan
4
Jan
5% Mar
63/8
•
18
Feb
107/2
Feb
Feb
1A
Jan
2,500
2,400
Jan
137/2 Jan
24%
2
—1
2%
6
24%
24
■
2
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6
300
22 7/2
Jan
241/4 Mar
13,300
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Jan
xx3vX Feb
2,400
5'/a
Jan
:
6V2 Jan
Feb
18%
y
' ••...••
19,600
12%
Jan
207/4
27,100
13 7/2
Jan
17'/a
Feb
19%
20 7/4
1.800
19
Mai-
247/4
Jan
11%
12%
13 7/2
Jan
4%
6 7/8
7,000
4,900
11% Mar
6'/a
„
19%
16 7/4
113/a
•
18
15%
XX. 4 7/a Mar
6V8
Jan
7
1,300
5'/a
1.700
X
Feb
8%
Jan
19%
Development Ltd—
Clark Cable Corp—
43/4
.
4'/2
Xi
6
Corp
Jan ;:
4
'.
9
11%.
Clary Corporation
9,300
6
155/b
Clarostat
43^
•V'V'
8%
1%
——
Inc
?
8%
10'/s
1,800
30%
-xxr::
9
—10
C K P
1% Mar XX
v
XXl8:.;xx 18%
187/2
preferred-*
.X
Mining
Corp—
Corp
X
Feb
400
Jan
% Feb
Jan
85%
common- —1
preferred
%
,
.110.
4% Mar
1,200
%
Oil
Jan X
497/8
107 y4 Jan
100
Consolidated
Jan
Jan
Feb
X
2,500
—5
Jan
800
1,500
51'2
.2.50
Christiana
Jan
IV*
4%
14%
Chamberlin Co of America
Charter Oil Co Ltd
Chief
Jan
Jan
16%
20
%
1
37/2
2'/a
50%
4ya
X
Jan
47/2
2,700
107 V* 107'A
100
pref
convertible
513/a
7'/4
23/4
47/4
y
Feb
X X 800
•
Jan
l'/2
157/8
2,800
Jan
7%
Jan
17%
3%
Chicago Rivet & Machine————..
Jan
127/4
Mar
8% Mar
x
49'/a
25c
see page
9%
167/4
Jan
18 Feb
8
17% Mar
4,200
16%
900
13%
Corp
Cinerama
10%
jV Jan
,
2,900
1
Cherry-Burrell Corp
Mar x
1A Jan
3% Feb
B
convertible
Chromalloy
Barry Wright Corp
19%
—1
Corp
Century Electric Co
Century Geophysical
8% Mar
10% Jan
3,800
5oc
Industries
$1.50
Jan
r,
60c
Convertible
Oil
Si.40 series
A_1
l
Common
19%
10
Maine
Central Securities
-
6'/a Jan
Feb
V4 Feb
.? 14% Jan
5'/a Feb
1
Central Power & Light 4%
class
191/4
—„1-
Corp of America
Hadley Corp
Central
Gas
600
800
10,200
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred-^.*
Carreras Ltd Amer dep rets B ord_2s 6d
Carter (J W) Co_
—J:
Catalin
Industries Inc
47/8
300
A
14%"
50c
Co.
Central
Bailey & Selburn Oil <fe
%14'%
9% Jan
Feb X
Jan
11 %
1,100
Corp
4%
'
:
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
.1
Carnation CO-v.————5.50
5Ye
-.1
4%
6c
^.1
—i-—
700
10%:
1
Minerals
International
Capital City
187/s Mar
4%
Properties Ltd
Williston
Canal-Randolph Corp
Canaveral
10
Feb
13
12
1
--—-,—3
iy8
18%
non-cum preferred—1
Avien- Inc
—-—X—10C '
Avis Industrial Corp—
—*_5
—
Feb
11%
1
com
%
-'Non-voting
Benrrs
11%
*
Husky
Canadian
10 pesos
warrants
Industires
Devices
Automatic
Bell
Jan
601/4 Mar
1
Ltd
Canadian
*
8% Jan
Automatic
Belocli
53
557/2 Jan
14% Feb
Sewing
Barun's
11%
:500
4 A Jan
Bread
Canadian Javelin Ltd
Marconi
Jan
Jan
55%
Atlas
Barnes
10%
350
.
4% Feb
Inc
Canada
Oil Ltd
Canadian Industrial Gas
Jan
XX 3-.
9
•
700
General
BarChris
58%^
12'A Jan
Canadian
Jan
60%
Atlas
Banner
Jan
52 %
Mar
Canadian Dredge & Dock Co—
Canadian Export Gas & Oil--
Jan
'
59%
Corp
Banff
52
52
56%
$1.30 preferred—'
_20
Canada Southern Petroleums Ltd vtc—1
Feb
59%
Atlas
Baldwin
66 7/2. Feb
3 % Jan
Canadianwide
Baker
25% Mar
jan
.10c
Canada
5 A Mar
•
:
Consolidated .Mining &
Development Corp
Aurora
Feb
63ya
Campbell Machines
-
Atlas
Audio
227/8
300
50
■Class: Ai.—.•
Feb
3%
ResearchCorp———————1
Atlantic
.
Feb
11,200
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd—.1
Feb
7V2 Feb
187/s
25%
65 %
20%
—50
preferred
y
Jan
X/ .1%.
2'/4 Mar
8y8
—.1
Products—10c
Corp—
4,200
25%
65%
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc—
Jan
47/2
.
21 Va
1
—
£1
_
Inc
Atlantic Coast
Jan
*
50
;
common
Feb
30 X
Feb
18
_10c
i-.-—33 %c
Testing Labs
Financial
17/a
22,400
1.400
America
Chemical Industrial
Atico
500
l'Vir
4 VB
Associated Oil & Gas Co——
Associated
2y«
18
34% Mar
103
24% Mar
4
■-
Inc——1
of
2
■
1A
28% Jan
100% Jan;
-XXX
1,200
4
regis—:
rets
Stores
—
55,100
'.•T
——ylj
warrants
Power
pieferred_
;
$2.50 preferred———
6%
8%
ArgusInc "I.-.-----."-.-.
——50o'• X. X 3'A
Arkansas Louisiana" Gas Co__———2.50
:
34Vi
Arkansas Power & Light 4.72% pfd_100
Electric
$3.00
Jan
8'/« Mar
360
9%
Jan
26 m Jan
23% Mar
pfd—100
Mar,
13
"3%
3'A
.5
17
t'i XXv-V ni "y
11% Jan
1
Apollo Industries Tnc————
7%
1
;_1
—
•
Angostura-Wupperman———„1
Anthony Pools Inc———-—l
Corp
147/2' Mar
v
Ancfccr Post Products
Co
12% Mar
% Jan
Feb'
4'A
Jan
9,600
'
X. •"
8%
Ltd—
American dep rets ord shares
Burnell & Co Inc
Mills Ltd—
American shares
American
Bunker
Burma
American Israeli Paper
18
—10
Manufacturing Co
Clausner
Club
Aluminum
67/S
5
_
Products
4%
15
14>/4
XXV 3
—_
Co__
67/a
14
147/4
15
_
Clopay Corporation
.
X
_
Hosiery Co
Clayton & Lambert Manufacturing- —4
1
xaXi'fe
3'/4
3
1,600
ICO v"
1,900
100
7%
67/2 Mai-
4% Mar
..
: 5%
11 %
Jan
15
13
Jan
147/2
3
Jan
2% Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
3%
Feb
3
Jan
Number 6247
Volume 197
...
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Friday
STOCK SJf
,
■
Week's
Last
Range
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
:
Cohu
Electronics
Colonial
Corp of America---.;
Colonial
Sand
Commercial
Metals
Friday
High
Low
3%
13%
5
; ; y:
Jan
Jaa
,
18% Feb
5%
Jan
1 %
Jan
Community Public Service
10
Compo Shoe Machinery vtc ext to.'65.1
41%
Jan
14%
Jan
25c
2%
Feb
3%
Jan
50c
4%
Jan
5
Jan
—
Compudyne Corporation
Connelly
Containers
_———,
Inc
Range
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Low
4% Feb
22% Jan
4
Community Discount Centers Inc—10c
Last
Sale Price
High
18% Mar
—1
Co__
-i!?.
Feb
Fairmont
Falcon
10
Jan
1% Jan
46
-
c
'
Feb
Consolidated
——10c
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd
Fargo Oils Ltd——'
Federated
Inc—
Gas
Consolidated Royalty Oil —:
Consolidated Sun Ray Inc„;
Construction
Continental
Fields
Mining & Smelting Ltd—*
Consolidated Oil &
&
Purchaser
Petroleum
Plastics
Financial
class
Commercial
10c
First National Realty &
—1
Connector
Corp
Materials
1
convertible
Firth
Corp
cl
Construction
Corp common
60c
Corp
Continental
preferred
A.
Inc..
Sterling
Fischer
&
Fishman
Porter
(MH)
2.!
Co
Co
Inc.—
Cook Paint & Varnish Co
Flying
Ford Motor of Canada
Inc
Tiger
Forest
Line
Fresnillo
Inc
-
;
i,
Enterprises
Fotochrome Inc
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting.
Class B non-voting
_
(The)
Company
Friendly Frost Inc
...
Fuller
Corroon & Reynolds common
$1
City
;
-
.
Cooper-Jarrett
Coro Inc
:
Corp
—*
—
Engineering—1
Continental
Inc.
...
~
General
Warrants———
Continental
A
Corp
Chemicals
&
Filmways Inc
20c
class A
Products
Aviation
Drilling Co
Famous Artists Schools Iric
Felmont
Consol Diesel Electric Corp
Chemical Co__
Seaboard
1
■
..
1!
(Geo A) Co
preferred class A
Cott
Beverage Corp
_1
Cott Bottling Co of New England
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep
receipts
(ord reg)__.
Cox
Instruments Corp
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Creole Petroleum
!
Corp
Inc—
Garan
Consolidated
Cresmont
Corp
Gatineau
5%
Crose United Corp
Crowley Milner & Co
Crown
Aluminum
Crown Central
Co ———
Crystal Oil & Land Co———«
Alloys Co—
Battery & Ceramic Corp
_25c
General Electric
._10c
American
Cubic
Corporation.*.—————»
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
:
*
Cutter Laboratories
y
Class
B
class A common—1
common—
General
1
—-
"warrants"
1
1
General Builders " Corp——...,—.—1
General
Development Corp——:—1
—5
Crown Drug
Acceptance
General
Corp..25c
(Md)
*
100
—
General
1
Industries
Petroleum
1
.
Power Co common
preferred
General
25c
Ltd—
Co
dep rets ord registered—£1
Fireproofing
Corp
General Foam
General
Gas
—..
—■—
Corp
——
General
Plywood Corporation
General Stores Corp
.
Genung's Incorporated
$4.60
1
Defiance
Industries Inc class B—
&
class A
v.
n
Mines Ltd
—
Distilleries class B.
Security
Globe
Systems
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc—<
Gluckin (Win) Co Ltd
Gobel (Adolf) Inc
Goldfield Consolidated Mines.
1
1
Products
1
Devoe & Raynolds Co Inc
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd—.
—1
16%
*
1
Manufacturing Co—;
Printing Co Inc.
Jewelry class A
Goodman
Goodway
-25c
Dialight Corp
(AC) Co
Glenmore
l'
.—5.
Manufacturing.
Industrial
com
Glass Tite Industries Inc——
——-100
Desilu Productions Inc
Detroit
Gilbert
System Inc cl A com—20c
Detroit Gasket
Inc
Gilchrist Co
35
Denmson Mfg class A——
8% debenture stock
Corp
Yellowknife
.10c
—
-
Foods
Giant
..20
——
Davidson Brothers Inc
Transit
Giant
2.50
Day Mines Inc—,
Dayco Corp class A prefC
Giannini
50c
...
Davega Stores Corp common—
5%
preferred
——
D
Controls
50c
Crystal Dairies
Daryl Industries Inc..—
preferred
Power $5
preferred
Georgia
Daitch
Gordon
1
Corporation
Gorham
4r
—
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Gray
Manufacturing Co
Dilbert's
10c
Great
American
10
Great
Basins
Great
Lakes
Bowling Corp
Great
Lakes
Chemical
Great
Western
Producers
preferred
series A
Supermkts
1st preferred
7%
Quality
com
——
Distillers Co Ltd—
Amer dep rets ord reg—
Diversey
Dixilyn
Dome
6%
Corp—
Ltd
Petroleum
Bridge Co Ltd
Steel &
Dominion
Tar
Dominion
Textile Co Ltd
Coal ord
1
stock-
HS-riesedieck
Grow
20c
Co
—1
;
—1
common—60c
Corp
30
Products———
(The)—
Corp
Chemical
Industries
Guerdon
Gulf
Harris
American
Gulf
Dorsey (The) Corp—
Draper Corp
Drilling '& Exploration
i—.
Company
Guardsman
common—--—.-
$2 preferred-
Driver
10c
Inc-
Grocery Stores
Chemical Co Ltd.
&
Dorr-Oliver inc
Hydraulics
Greer
Dominion
Dominion
«
5
Industries
Corp class A convertible-
Petroleum
States
Coatings
Inc
Inc.
common—
Land
Land
Corp
& Industries
Western Industries
Gulf &
Gulton Industries
.lUy
Inc
_
Co...
Co
Drug Fair-Community Drug..
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American
dep rets ord
reg.
Duraloy (The) Co—
Duro
Test
Corp
H
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co..
Dynalectron Corp
;
&
Hall
10c
American Corp
B
2
Lamp Co————
Hardeman
25c
(Paul) Inc
1
10
Corporation
Harnischfeger Corp
Ham
Electric
Hartfield
Can Co class A
2 % Mar
Eastern
Co
Eastern
Freightways
Eastern
States Corp common.
new
—
Assistance
Communications
Electronic
Research
Electronic
Specialty
Electronic
&
Corp
169%
14%
Jan
Heinicke
Jan
1%
Feb
Helena
6%
Jan
Heli-Coil Corp
Hecla
Co
Emenee Corp
pfd_.
preferred
&
Corp
common
6%
cumulative 1st preferred
Manufacturing Co
Corp
;
Espey Mfg & Electronics
Ero
Esquire
Inc
Esquire Radio & Electronics.
Evans
Rule
Products Inc..
Hotels
"warrants"
preferred
Steel
Chemical
pfd.
——
Payne Inc..
Portion Pak Inc..
Supermarkets Inc
Hilton
;
Corp—
Co
Exquisite Form Indus Inc
For footnotes, see page 36.
Inc
& Co
(R)
A
—
common.
——-—
...
International
Hoffman
Hofmann Industries
Corp.
Inc
...
Hollinger Consol Gold Mines.
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
Holyoke
Finance
Home
Oil
Class
—
Shares
Homo
B
Co
—25c
16%
*
A.————♦
.
ERT
Essex
&
Henderson's
Class
Forge
.
Higbie Manufacturing Co
Highway Trailer Ind Inc...—
5%
convertible preferred—.
Hoe
Erie
Inc
(W E) & Co 5%%
Heller
Hill's
5%
("Equity Corp common:
convertible
—
Hercules Galion
Facilities
Electric
Co—
Instruments Co——;
Rubenstein
4%
——..u.
Empire District
Mining
Helmerich
Associates Inc.
Electronics Corp of America—
$2
182
Jan
10c
Inc
Bishop Inc—:
10c
Hebrew National Kosher Foods Inc_50c
Hazel
Jan
Jan
2
Hastings Mfg Co
Industries
Haven
5 % Mar
Electronic
i
Jan
Jan
%
Electronic
-
5%
25% JMDar
175% Mar
Electrographic Corp .1
Missile
Jan
165
.
1
1
Harvey's Stores class A
10
Inc
Inc
Mar
Jan
4 J/4
Edo Corporation—
Elder-Peel Ltd
'*., El-Tronics
43
—-—-—*
Jan
19% Jan
preferred series A
$6 preferred series B
;.
Feb
9
"39%
Inc
$7
Electro-Voice
3%
7% Mar
new
Inc
Radio Co
Harvey
Air Devices Inc
Light
Industries
Harvard
Eastern
1
Inc..
Stores
Hartfield
Eastern
Week's
STOCKS
t
y
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
33,
for Week Ended March 15 )
American Stock Exchange
for Week
Shares
—50c
Co_—
Stone
&
Low
(1141).
Sales
1
Inc
/
y
,
Inc—
Group
Ltd
.
Inc
class
.
A—
/High
v.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
Commercial and Financial Chronicle?#
The
Monday; March 13,-1963
(1142)
34
■
•
■
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•••
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•
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended March 15)
il
Friday ,,V We«k'»>;. _' - Salea7
Last
Range (
for Week
Sale Price
Hardart qommon
5%7 preferred*-—-7.^—----A-
High
Low*
425
Horn &.
28
110
Jan
23 *:
-19% Jan
2,600
Jan
31%
_1
•'
;•
*5Va
A:
18%
17%: 18%
27% ' 28%"
18 %
71,18%;
5
18Va
:
Vi4l0 '
12%< : 12%2% '. 2%
;
12%
1
:
2%
__10c
*
5Va
:
5
6
_2.50
;
5%
•
.V19%
M9%
32
Feb
"Jl?:
12% -Mar
; *
3% 'Eeb
Jan;
5»/2
ts
Jan
5'/a Jan
.
15%
Imperial Chemical. Industries— ' , ;
American dep rets ord reg—•-----£1
Jan
:
*
Industries
MaUle
International
International
92
3%
3%
,
13%
97%
97%
3%
.
10
Johnson
9% Feb
93%
'
1.600
*7.100
'7y8
6%
8%: 7
6%
.
•6
<1,300
TV*
2-.OOOt300 ' '"
12%
12%
A—_5
——-—----^-^-----1
Jan
84 Vi Mar
i'lOVs
;
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Irving
Israel-American' Oil "Corp.
25%
25%
■
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Co
Factors
f
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24
*■ -t
,
Jan%
1%
-
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Lake„>Asbestds«.Corp7——--^1
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Jan
.,
13.000
7
«
Feb
4%
5%
12%
700
.-
1.000
i
PetrQchemJcalay.7—TUT -i. -7 y.
Lake %
Jefferson
-
.
..
11
* *
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Mohawk
1.900
12%
8%
.11%
14%
Feb
-
'■>'
Airlines
—10c
-Industries Inc—
~
:
100
15.700
10%
preferred
"~*:
4
Morse
Jan
Mt
1,400
21300
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^1
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5%
6
4%
series
6%
i
Jan
..
*
.
Electro
Clemens
& Co class A
Jan*
6Va ' Feb
Jan
.5%
Feb
S'-
->■ '!
Feb
ii7e
"96%
"
96
;
104
96 %.
104
3%- Jan
Mount
^>Eiectir4c* 4}/%%:- pfd—100?
Kansas 'Gas
Kaufman -&
___-—.—-1.
Ka.vanau Corp
.
.110
.
100.
,
,
..
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Kay. Jewelry Stores,-Hus—
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Kilemhe Cqprnerrfiebalt Ltd^---^-*—ivl
KirotArk ,,.OiI'• Company——J^-—--10c.
-Kingsford Company 1
—125
14%'
14.M*
r"2%-<
*
-
.44%
(I B)
Knott -Hotels
Kropp
Kulka
*
--400
A
13%
25c
~4%16%
13 y8
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f
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.
-
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,
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31
.
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700
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.
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4%
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Jan
300 ~
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'
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3%
33% *34:
-5%
,
Jan
12%
.;
Jan
:4% Mar '-'
7.800
.
25%
Michigan Chemical Corp
—1
-1
'Michigan Sugar Co" Common-——;.
1
6%
preferred
—10
Micromatic
Hone
Corp
1
10%7Feb
92"? Mar *
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4% "VAVfrf V 1,800
Corp—7-1——1
International Produqts -a—-—-——5
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33 %c
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a
'
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■
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22%
*;
■
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9
Jan
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31%
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41% 'Jan
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0
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8%
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.
.
3%
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9%
;
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,8%:Jan
Jan
13
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"
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4%
•
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.
26%
——*
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
.
'
92
47/8
tJan
37% Mar
3,500
14,200
13%
Feb
3.800
,
31% ::
—1
Mascri Corp::7— :_i—.-..-4^—'—
Massey-Ferguson Ltd—
'20%:Feb \
7%. Jan
4,300
-
38
37%
.13%
——-1
of N©rtli\America—5
Breweries Inc y—--1
Holdings Corp ———1
Insurance. Co
.8%
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37%
Imperial Oil- (Canada) .7——7-—
Imperial Tobacco of Canada_7itfL——5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
Independent Telephone Corp_7„—7—1
Indianapolis Pwr & Light 4f? pfd—100
Indus Electronic-Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc—
25c
Inland Credit Corp; <plass
''
£16%;. 7.
5%
1;
^Maryland Cup' Corp————
,
7 % -Jan
Jan
4y8
400
4%
.
14%
'
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;,4%
6%
20 y4
.
High
22%
2.400
v
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>
"
-Menasco
33 %p
19%
Industries
McCrory Corp warrants
"McCulloch Oil Corp_
I M C Magnetics Corp
Low
.
21% Feb.
'Co' Ltd
Marlene
'31%: Jan
Febk
26%
a,
18%:Feb
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
!
t
1,000
13
20:
————————-—£1
Corp__
::
10c
Martin-Marietta Corp warrants,.■
12 %
•
22
Marine
International
Marconi
*'
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.21%
3%
—2.50
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Tire &
Shares
12%
.
Mansfield
18%:Jah*
"
' *: 200"
'
..
Low
-
5%' Feb. 7
'
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" 10.900
20
.
4%
'6%:" .." 700'
6%
13.300 *
,
Jan.
*
Feb?
17%
2:500:'
•
96%
28
500
-.400 •
500
"400
500
32
5y8-
.
•
1
jan
Prices'
21%
Public Services—-a—.a.7
Specialties Inc.
—*
Mallory Randall Corp———!
10c
Mangel Stores !
!
——1
Majestic
Jan
124
9o*/4
_2.50
Sales
for Week
Range
of
Par
Maine
34% Feb
Jan
170
112% 115%
20%
22'A
113
:■'
High
...
31 %
30
30
Hormel (Geo A) & Co.——.———7.50
Horn & Hardart Baking Co—:———*
Homes Corp
Week's
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Shares
of Prices
Far
Inland
Friday
STOCKS'
,
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
: :
'
"
1%
Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
Mar
1%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
Ohio Power .4%.% preferred^———106
Old 'Town Corp common™——
—1
40c preferred
!_7
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares-lOsO'Sullivan Rubber Corp-.-.:
.„1
Overseas Securities
±
—1
Oxford Electric Corp__^
———_1
Oxford Manufacturing class A com
1
—
57%*
'
57%
4
36 %
Jan
I
19%
Jan
v/.y 22% "Jan
4%
Feb
2314
Jan
,-6% Jan
•V!: 27'%': Feb.,
98
Ja'n
-13
<
17% Feb,
*
4
96
99
1,500
"4%
/ 10034
79% Mar
4,300
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'
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5%
6%
'
12
4
36%
■
.
600
58 Va
TVa
12%
4%:
37%
51:
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-
65a
Jan
400
1038
3a8
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2,700
31 Va
Jan
7
Jan
1,400
-
6% Jan
7759%,>Feb-
Jan,'!
2,200
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711% Jari
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—
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27
.
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7
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6
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26%
99
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4%
.
*
7%
Feb
-12 % Mar
'
4%
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Jan
38%
Feb
'
\
Number 6247
197
Volume
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
.
Chronicle
35/
(1143)
AMERICAN STOCK vEXCHANGES (Range for Week Ended March 15)
'
Week's
Friday
Last
stocks
Low
Parv
Friday
STOCKS,
Low
High
y
v,
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Sales
for Week
■
Range
-
Last
Par
High
Rio
Grande
Vtc
Week's
Range
t
Sale Price
Sales
-
,)Low
-
for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
extended
to
Jan
1965
3
5%
1
5%
5%
4,700
Ritter
Coast
Pacific
5 </o
6 </c
Co
conv
cum
Pacific
Gas. &
5
%%
Jan
22%
Feb
-Jan
21
100
20
19%
7%
Jan
25 y2
Jan*
8%
7%
8 5/s
6,000
33%
33%
33 y2
4,900
32% Feb
35
Jan
29%
27%
28 y8
1,100
600
27%
Jan
28%
Feb
27
26%
27
1,900
26%
Feb
27%
26%
27
26%
Jan
27%
26%
26
Feb
30%
600
2,500
25%
25%
100
24%
24%
247/a
1,800
24%
4%
3,000
100
•
150
101%
180
101%
97%
97
70
.
~3%
3%
11
25%
24%
3%
25%
1
11%
10%
11%
41,900
5%
6%
5,000
6%
Warrants
Pacific. Power.
Light 5Ve
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pfd_
Ross Products
Jan
Rowland
5%
Jan
Jan
,101%
Jan
Parkersburg-Aetna
3,700
325
Corp
104 %
•
Jan
3
" Jan
23%
,
Jan
3%
Ryan
26%. Feb
Jan
•11%
200
3,400
900
18% Feb
21%
37%
1,300
39%
4%
tV
%
3,800
3%
3%
900
4% Mar
.
60%
3% Mar
7%
8
10%
10
10
8%
23%
3%
7
7
Jan
23%
Feb
8%
Jan
11
1%
3
Jan
3%
7
Jan
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.
2y2
Jan
2,700
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700
11% Mar
13
800
72%
80
40%
8%
39%
8
3,500
40%
Jan
10
% Mar
28% Jan
5%
1,200
6,100
12%
13%
6,400
12%
Plastics Corp
Pioneer
11
III
3,000
%
Feb
11
1G
6%
6%
6%
4y2 Mar
Feb
7Y8
Jan
18
Jan
,
6%
5% Jan
9,100
v
Jan
15%
,
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Railways Co
Pittsburgh
Plant
.
Industries
Plastic Materials & Polymers Inc
Aiwood Mfg Co
1
Powdrfell
Alexander Inc
&
Power Corp
___:
•<■
■
4%
3%
3%
■8%
34%
4%
Presidential
8 Vs Mar
9%
100
34% Mar
1,100
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■
10%
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■
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300
31%
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;
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33
33
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.
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Jan ■:
33
200
8
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;
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24%
25
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%
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11
10
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1,000
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5
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9
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18
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1
1
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13%
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11
12%
14%
18 %
Southern California
6%
,_lv
:____^
10,800
3,300
16
:
6 %
6%
V'
20 %
103
Jan
Petroleum
16%
,
•
16'A
16%
30%
30%
31
35%
35%
1,500
.
•
Brands
Standard
Paint
convertible
Products
Shares
15'/4
Feb
17%
Jan
27%
Jan
33%
Feb
7,900
31%
Jan
37% Mar
200
29%
Jari
32%
1,100
26%
Feb
27% Jan
Feb
Star
14%
Feb
Starrett
26 Va
Jan
50c
13%
1,900
2,200
23
II
23%
24%
900
23
86% Mar
' Mar
82
25
Feb
25
/Jan
23%
Jan
23%
Feb
22%
Feb
23 %
Jan
Mar
18%
Jan
800
24
23
24%
-
100
*
■*
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(The)
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4% Feb
100
4
3%
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13% Jan
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75%
11%
11%
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4% Mar /
9
9%
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9
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7%
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8,100
7
-
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8'A
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1%
1%
2
3,000
1%
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2%
Jan
21%
21%
22%
4,100
18%
Jan
24%
9%
4,000
7%
Jan
24%
250
23%
Feb
13%
Jan
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24%
20
l
14%
14%
14%
1,100
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class
4%
2,300
4
11%
4,000
11
31%
900
30
1
;
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5%
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4
4
300
4%
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l
11%
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1
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l
25
3 Va
2%
3Va
Corp common.——10c
preferred
____50c
Feb
20%
Jan
Stratham Instruments Inc
12
3,800
'
7%
8,700
6%
Feb
7 J/s
7%
7%
700
6%
Jan
1%
300
1
9'A
Jan
7%
Jan
?
% Mar
Feb
17 %
Jan
Jan
Feb
32%
Jan
Jan
"
Jan
6'A
4%
Jan
9%
Jan
18
Jan
1%
Feb
22 %
-
Jan
28%
Feb
;9
17%
Jan
3%
Feb
12%
Feb
-8'A Mar
11%
Jan
17Va Mar
16% Jan
400
19%
-
18%
2% Jan
11
28,200
18%
19%
Jan
4%
7%
200
17 Va
«■
Corp
Jan
3%
10,300
12
-
8'A
8%
_x__l
5
Parts
24%
'
26%
25
convertible
Feb
9% Mar
14
14,400
1
18
Jan
5% Mar
*
-
400
8 Va
8%
10c
Jan
12
'/Mar
31%
6%
.
Jan
11
3c
1
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9
Jan
l
Corp
Uranium
Industries
17%
17
9%
Steel Co of Canada Ltd
300
Jan
— —
23%
23%
9%
Inc
Aviation
19%
9'A
Jan
1%
-
Jan
fi8% Jan
6% Mar.-
-
,
l
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1,200
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Jan
Jan
20
:
Jan
8%
23 %
Feb
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8%
7%
8%
10,000
-7%
Stepan Chemical Co___.
1
Stephan (The) Company—
;__
50c
Sterling Aluminums Products
5
Sterling Brewers Inc
;
___;
1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)—___10c
20 Vs
20%
20%
-2,900
197/8
Jan
6,500
12%
Jan
15
V'2
Feb
400
10 V2
Jan
14%
Feb
16%
Feb
1%
Jan
32%
Feb
40
Jan
Jan
23%
Feb
Feb
Stelma. Inc
1
rMar
7%
7%
Standard Tube class B__
Stanrock
6V2
:
17
>
30%
26%
.
1
preferred.
Standard-Thomson
Feb
7
1
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:
Jan
«
Corp__2
Co
Jan
16
24%
19%
5% Mar
26%
30
26%
Dredging Co'-n
Stanley
23 %
3,800
Jan
>
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Standard
Jan
13%
20%
Jan
50
1,500
:/• 300
37%
Sports Arena Inc
Mar
8
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17% Jan
11% Jan
20
Feb
30
/,
6% Mar
-
1
Jan
>
5%
"
•
Jan
'
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Jan
11
2,700
7%
6%
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Mar
6%
9,900
18
Mar
i
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8.33J/3
cumulative preferred-25
cumulative preference
25
4.48% convertible preference
25
4.22% cumulative preferred
25
4.24% cumulative preferred—.^—25
4;(
cumulative preferred.-^25
Feb
34
10% Feb
7Va Mar
5,100
7%
7%
8'/2
28
-49%
Mar
.
14
400
370
14
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Jan
3 %
Jan
Jan
200
50
29%
46
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15%
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10
Feb
2y4
8,600
10%
11
38
„._
28%
5%
Standard
10
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•
Realty & Utilities
l
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Speed-O-Print Business Machines.
,_1
Speedry Chemical Products class A_50c
2%
--
45%
29'A
^___1
Southern
9%
;
11% Mar
.
24% Jan
8%
38%
(
L
1
1
28%
28%
Reeves
2%
2%
2%
1,500
2%
Jan
3%
Jan
Reeves
5c
3y8
3%
3%
4,900
3%
Feb
3%
^eb
1
.1
8%
7%
•"8%
129,100
4
%
Jan
%
%
%
%
Jan
"13
Jan
Stop & Shop Inc
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
78%
76%
78%
Jan
;82%
Feb;
Struthers
12%
12%
12%
"12%
Feb
Stylon Corp neWx
13
14
13
13%
17%
j
14
17%
200
1%
1%
8,800
Feb
8% Mar
—10
y
.
Reda
Pump Co
Broadcasting & Dev—
Soundcraft Corp
Reinsurance Investment Corp
Reis
(Robert)
& Co—
_.—
27
•
3,700
Insurance
Co
Remington Arms Co Inc
.1
Restaurant
Rico
Corp
__1
Associates Inc——10c
50c
1
*
Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp
Rio Algcm Mines Ltd common
.Warrants
series A
For
footnotes,
14
1
1
*
Republic Foil Inc—*——
Republic Industrial Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
Resistollex
>
see page
36.
3,850
7,800
11: ^ Jan
4«%
4%
4%
16%
15%
16%
1,400
7%
7%
7%
3,400
y
Sunair
Electronics
Sunset
International
Jan
18%
Jan
Supercrete Ltd -x
^x
&
Superior Window Co class A
Supermarkets Operating Co
'
7
t
9
Feb,
:
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2% Feb
8%
6%
Jan
6,300
10%
Jan
V 12%
Jan
is
6,400
% Jan
%
.T^n
y
8% Mar
23%
1
Jan
Jan
1
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Petrol
___1
:
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100
-
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17%.Jfih
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19%
1%
23%
23
4,000
4%
2,000
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Jan
5%
6
4,900
5%
Jan
8%
4%
5%
,
.
4%
5%
6'A
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5%
14%
1%
*
;
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11%
11%
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:
16%
1% Jan
~8%
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Jan
3%
300
'
11%
(J B)
Mar
14
3,700
;
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4y8 Jan
200
14%
/
72%
4
%
—.
7
____^
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28% Mar
Jan
6
6%
.
Jan
Jan
"Feb
7
Jan;
Mar
6,
2%
Jan •
10c
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2%
r2%
2,100
-1,400
638
6%
6%
16,700
Jan
7 Ve
Jan.
1
S/8
%
%
1,400
V2
Jan
4 %
Feb
25c
_10c
50c
7a
%
1,200
%
Jan
1
Feb
13 V4
Jan
20
Supronics Corp
!25cSwanee Paper Corp!.
—_;
_1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants...
Syntex Corporation
-x_x-x_x_j-——2-
17%
_2%
;
1
;.
2
1
6
700
18%
2%
9%
10%
400
;r7%
7%
7%
3,700
41%
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Simmons ^oardman Publishing— *
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400
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-
Feb
Z—./.1'
102
111
April-Oct,
Power 3J/4S
9%
1,200
—
2
1
__
Realty Equities Corp—
7J/2S (without warrants)'1972——/—/.Feb-Aug
Reeves Broadcasting & Devel Corp—
: .
6s: conv suh debs 1976—Mar-Sept
.
VTR
1241/2
105 '/a 107
Jan
25c
248 ^ V 112
ill
1971—//
Electric
■:'3%s series I)
Products
119%
103 % 103%
198%
.
Jan-July
8%
Manufacturing.^—
106 J/a
197 '?"
1974—.
mortgage 3J/4S
3s
Water &
Service
2%s
Vogt
127
103
1984—/ApH2-Oct
due
Corp 5s 1976
America 5J/2I5 1976
7,400
Valspar Corp
i.'.a—1 <
Valve Corp of America,
25c
Venture Capital Corp of America——!
Vict'oreen (The) Instrument Co^.—_1
Viewlex Inc Class A—L—————...^250
Virginia Dare Stores Corp
l
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
2
481%
115
28 >
-
103 y2
9%
9
46
3
25 >■
104-
-
Mar Sept
—Apr«-Oct
—
Rapid American Co 7s debs. 1967.w—..—May-Nod.
Mar
Jan
32 J/a Mar
._/•
48
120 P-v
120
Feb
5
4%
3
Corp cl A com_10c
20
103
,
1982i./_May-Nov
1977
5J/2s
Corp
of
mortgage
Public
'•
7%
79
86
96J/4
Jan
1,600
7,900
7%
7 J/4
70
50
98
1991/2 Mar
1,600
<2%
21/2
■
7%
7%
73
68 J/4
97%*
1978---^.——--/lAfay-Noy
4%s
General
1st
Jan
.
72
62 J/2
98
Tr 6J/2%
liq tr ctfs
/4_/_-^v-/-i--.---.'April-Oct"
1977/
Bellas
Pennsylvania
3J/4S
1970
Jan
1
72
68 \A
Jan-July
1973—June-Dec
1982
6s
Research
Ohio
8%. Jan
6'A
_50c
June-Dec
debs
conv
Realization
6s
Chemical
Nuclear
Jan
8'A
1
;/
Universal
Vita Food
58
Feb
1 lY
avA
36
8%.
Feb
—
Reclaiming Co
United Stockyards Corp—
Universal American Corp—
Series
70i/4
57
April-Oct
May-Nov
1981
conv
6s
National
Jan
5%
■
Inc
National
4»/a Feb
Jan
3 1?8
10c
X
Co
Italian
Kaltman
National
Jan
Jan
5,800
liV
1A
36 y8
Jan
100
Gas„
5J/2S
Manhattan Corp
Livingston Oil Co
Jan
121/4
800
31/2
3 10
9
,*
regis—
S Rubber
Warrants
16 J/4
69!%
May-IVot
lApril-Ocf
debs
subord
"
U
39%
16
1"
Jan
5
ord
Stores
&
Kaweckl
Feb
21%
1
i
Canal.
Tile
**11
\
;
Mergenthaler Linotype Co 5%
Midland Valley RR 4s
1903
J/./;./
«zzj.-._1
& Investing__2.60
Conditioning
U
**
Development 6s
Hydrometals
Jan
32 »/a Mar
i
rets
&
wts
ex
Hudson
Co Ltd—
Molasses
._i.Feb-Auj;
RR—
'*■
J 'ji.
,
Builders
Jan
1,100
1,200
Products
U
4%
Jan.
4 J/a
34 J/4
.—50c
-
Corp—
N J RR
1975
10% Jan
Jan
10%
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc—
United
U
Jan
4%
4
Aircraft Products./
American
^
Hoffman International
Feb
33'/2
20
Asbestos
United
57/s
9'%
.
10%
*
Omaha—;
of
United
United
t'
Hartfield
13% Mar
Feb,
4% Jan
*
—
United
Milk
101%
'
'
Western
&
100 y2
1978—, -Jj
debs
1974
Foam- Corp 6 %,;X conv 1981
Gulf American Land Corp—•
'
6J/2S
conv
sub
deb
1977
iii~: / ASk.
Corp
United Foods Inc__,
United Improvement
^June-Dec-
General
3% Mar
.
.1
Co
Cable
10
Yards
Lack
General
Feb
_
Union Investment
7<i.v
127 J/2
Feb
3%
3%
"warrants"
u
1978.
3%s
subord
General
Feb
Jan
•' 3%
warrants
sSli'Si
Xld
U
1970-~-~—-.-June-r2)ec>
6s
Fotochrome Inc 5J/2S 1981.
Jan
92
Unexcelled Chemical Corp—...^...5
Union Gas Co of Canada,
*
United
-
3%
Corp
Temper
Union
Jan
21%
Corp
Trav-ler
81 »/2
101 J/a 106 J/2
1969/J-.I—.-__June-I>ec-
Assn
mortgage 4s series A 1993/
1st mortgage ? 4s series,.B 1993.:
6 J/2S
Jan
3J/4
Jan
Willianis Steel
&
Forging
•
2%
3%
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com
Transue
'95
79
1975
First National. Realty & Construction Corp—>
18% Jan
24%
j
9%
Trans ..Lux Corp
Trans World Airlines
S4'/2
:_1972
A
102'/a
Lackawanna of N J Division—
Feb
13
Feb
16%
300
17
•
211/2
11
200
12'A
Jan
1% Jan
....———5c
Inc
June-Dec
wl
7s
1st
:
Tobacco
Photolab
1970.
49%
84J/2
1994___June-Dec
series
A
series
convertible
convertible
6%
12%
%
5%:
_25c
2%s
5%s
Chicago Trnhsit Authority
Davega Stores Corp*— ^
101% Feb
%
Edison
Co
12%
A-———./—-X
3i/»s
High
Jan
400
Jan
10c
10
Low
Jan
4%
•V
21/*;
.
>6
Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer deposit
rets ord registered__5s
Amer deposit rets def registered—5s
Todd Shipyards Corp..———20
Toledo Edison 4 lA %
preferred——100
TonOpah Mining of Nevada
1
Tower Universal
Corp
1
debs
Steel 6s Aug
1 1998
Quar-Feb
Bloomfield Building- Indus Inc— •
6 J/2 %
conv
sub deb -1977i.r.....^ApriZ-Oct
2V4 Jan
Jan
Thorofare Markets Inc
inc
Corp-6%
5,300
%
Thompson-Starrett Co Inc com
70c convertible preferred—
Range Since
Jan.1,1963
27
Bethlehem
1%
4s
Power
7,900
1%
50c
Bonds
Bid & Asked
1974^Ii..Itfune-Dec.
Chemical Co
5,600
3%
;
3%
Thew Shovel Co--—.----————5
Town
Elec
Instrument
5 %
1
Inc
class
Pump
41/4
-10c
Inc.z.25c
"warrants"
Inc
Belock
———.....10c
Electronics
Textron
&
Montrose
22% Mar
98%
Corp—
Textron
Steel
Feb
$4.56 pfd---.,—-*
Texas Power & Light
Jan
Amer
debs
sub
conv
1%
Inc
Week's Range
or Friday's
;
Realty «& Petroleum
4%
2%
>4%
—
Tenney Engineering Inc____
Terminal-Hudson Electronics
•
Mar
•
'
10c
1
*
Corp—,
——,
Thriftimart
Baldwin
16%
10%
Warrants
Texstar
Appalachian
29J/2
23
Telereglster Corp
Television
171/4 Mar
5,200
8,800
Corp
TelePrompter
Jan
24%
;—~—.^.——200
Ino.
Tel-A-Sign
Inc 5%s
18 J/a Mar
22%
2
Alsco
.American
48J/2
25%
■
Low
42J/2 Jan/
20%
1%
39% Mar
Last
Sale Price
Feb
Jan
12Vic
Ine..—
Technicolor
Jan
Jan
,
...—*
—
Inc—_
Operations
39%
8 J/2
8
16,700
18%
17%
—
Material
Technical
Technical
Jan
Interest
Period
Talon Inc
1963
Sales
Week'h
Prtd»)
Monday, March 18
IO41/4
104%
106
100 J/2
104J/4
100%
IOI1/2
100%
101% 101%
lOlJ/4 101%
103J/!
102%
104
101%
W7
Wagner Baking
1% preferred
Waitt & Bond
6%
Webb
&
42
3
Jan
Jan
preferred
conv
10
Instruments
Inc
Co
Chemical
West
Texas
Westbury Fashions
Western Equities Inc
Western
Nuclear
Western
"
Stockholders
American
dep
Western Tablet
rqts
&
Whippany
Invest
'
Class
——1
■
(R
9% Jan
% JPeb
i%
15 >/a
151/2
1,000
100
14%
Jan
100
5y4
Feb
6
Feb
13%
Jan
17
Feb
i
&
Industries
Brothers
10
CO:
l
t
T.„.
common.—
,
;■
.
J,
&
ord
6%
16
16%
6%
1
1,900
:2%
•41,800
1,900
30
com._l
2,550
2
.
500
5y8
regis
12%
2
16 J/4
Jan
141/2
...
71/2
Feb
1%
Feb
6% Mar
15% Jan.
95 J/a. Jan
11
Jan
Feb
2 J/a
8%
Jan
fl7
101
21/2 Mar
5,100
U Jan
:
Jan
com
8
Mar
1.
;
Feb
25c
8 1/4
8%
2,900
8
Jan
25c
9%
Feb
41/4
41/2
4,100
3%
Jan
4%
Feb
4
4%
1,000
37/a
Jan
4'/a Mar
_5
z
Zale Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
Zapata Petroleum
Zion
Foods
;iS;
16'A
800
51/4
5%
900
4%
..IIlOc
IIII_ 1
Jan
7%
8%
15.000
6 J/2
Jan
4
4
«/4
700
Corp
Corp
16
15
4
Jan
Mar
73J/2
>.
/S;
!>/•
95
160
99
99
65
60%
66J/2
90 ya
101%
10
90
100
14
140
"
94
?
39
/'SB
92
159
94%
160 ZV
99
debs 1974._—A___/une-DeC:
75
91
69>/a
Interest,
.
Last.
;
'
..
.
T
J/2
98%
8
,
65
73
75
164
99i/i
7QJ/2
Week's Range
or
,.
Sale Price
•Baden; (Germany) 7s 1951
Jan-July
• Danzig Port
& Waterways 6J/2S 1952.
Jan-July
German Savings Bank and Clearing Assn—
Debt Adjustment Debentures—-^
series A 1967—
...
5%s
4%s
series
•Hanover
B
8%s
Jan*July
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
I
High
Low
No,
$6%.
.9
/
•
971/2
stamped (Plan A) 2yas 2008—May-Noc
Mortgage Bank of Denmark 5s 1972
June-Dec
$65
....
$110
97%
95
$971%
•.$95
1949^/.«^.r.—.—.Feb-Aug
High
.1
$120
■
1967-.//./....-/...——..Jan-July
(Prov)
Bonds
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Maranhao
Peru
stamped
(Republic
17 ya
-
Jan
6%
Jan
8% Mar
4%
Feb
(Plan
of)—
A)
Z
2y8s
2008
95
—.
__
Sinking fund 3s Jan 1.1997
de Janiero stamped (Plan A) 2s 2012
*
$991/4
Mar-Sepi
Rio
59
Jan-July
Jan-July
$48
70"
99%
60^
46J/4' 46%
54
*
•No par value,
a Deferred delivery transaction (not Included in yeaJ's range),
d Ex-interest,
Ex-liquidating distribution,
g Ex-iitock. dividend,
h Ex-principal,
n Under-the-rule
transaction
included in year's range), v r Transaction for cash (not included in year'* range),
t Ex-distribution.
x Ex-rights;
z Ex-stock dividend.
"
*
•
-■>
"
f
(not
.
»
•
Bonds being traded flat.
$ Friday's
kvv'v
Col—II—II"——50c
$'• :-
92
Friday
•
I
June-Bee
Period
21/2 Mar
%
preferred
1964
BONDS
Parana
:
May-Nov
...
debs 1977//-Feb*Aug
3'/2s
i..
Mar
Jan
6%
1976—
conv sub
Power
Feb
Jan
100
debs
Water
'
I;
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Jan
13%
400
subord
Webb & Knapp Inc. 5s
17% M.'ar
!>:18%
£i
Express System Inc class A
conv
Washington
Mar-Nov
Mar
Feb
__5c
Feb-Aug
Jan
16% Feb
•
6s
U S Natural Gas 6%
22y» Mar
Feb
//A
Wright Hargreaves Ltd...——-Li—40c
Raceway Inc
/
2,500
16%
7%
1%
pfd„100
new
.
preference...
y
3,400
_25
Light 4 ya%
'.American dep rets
1
15%
V
1973
Jan
,1%
5 J/2
debs
94%
Feb-Aug
Transportation Corp of Amer 6J/2S 1973
United Improvement & Investing Corp—-
Feb
35
9% Jan
5 J/2-
6s
1970
Jan
21% Mar
10c
Inc
April-Oci
Jan-July
1971
Telereglster Corp 6s May • 1 1980.-—I/.—._Jlfar*Noy
Feb
\k
Jan
1 J/a
Service
3s
3J/»s
Feb
12J/4
300
Wood Newspaper Machine
Woodall Industries Inc
Woolworth (F W) Ltd—
6%
251/2
*1,400
preferred
Yonkers
25V2
Jan
12%
.
Food
(Calif)
Electric
&
Jan
Jan
22%
Co
Yale
Jan
19 J/4
27
Szabo
Gas
Gas
Jan
11%
C)
Oil
6%
3
31/a
•
22%
10,500
Jan
21%
Williams-McWilliams
Pwr
121/2
i-Zz/J/i/l
Brothers Co
Wisconsin
Mar
Mar
iY Jan
27,400
800'
"
;
5
•
Jan
241/4 Feb
2% Mar
1,400
: r 200
10c
Jan
96
2% Mar
e
10c
(The) Inc..
Williams
5%
r
"
Jan
Jan
Corp
l
Inc..*
Wilshire
Wilson
2,400
3
9 •'
Counties
Jan
4
..
California Gas 3V4S 1970.—
Southern
Southwestern
Jan
l'/a
Jan
3,200
1,400
-2%
1
Inc
94 J/a
40
Mar
87
Feb
4% Feb
.22 z -Jan
500,
>
7%
Mar-
3%
4
2%
Jan
64
2,800
V
9%
Is
Oil
Stores
Williamhouse
41/2
23%
96
/
.'
% Mar
179,100
.*
_*
River
Williams
2%
Ltd—
A
Wiebolt
2%
shares
Whitmoyer Laboratories Inc
Wichita
9
Stationery.
*
Manufacturing
White Eagle International
White Stag Mfg Co—
.
.
5c
Shoe
Paper Board—.
Weyenberg
4%
95 J/a
10c
...
ord
1,500
10c
-
Inc
580
I 3%
23
100
£
75%
3%
_50c
pfd
18
64
.1.25
4.40%
2
11.900
%
1
Products..
Utilities
21/4
2
•
—
Wentworth Manufacturing.
West
7
1
10c
common
Company Inc...
2% Feb
55J/4 Feb
Feb
800
preference—.
&
Jan
10
4
common
Precision
$5 series
11/2
2,000
—100
Knapp
Weiman
»
common—
Inc
non-cum
Waltham
Southern
bid and
ask
.</
prices;
:>§ Reported in receivership.
.
'
no
sales being transacted during
-,<•
current week.
the
1
"
1
Abbreviations used above—/'cod," certificates of deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "v t c," voting trust certificates;
"wl," when i».;s»«?d: "w w." with warrants; "x w." without warrants.^.- •
Number 6247
Volume 197
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1145)
OUT-OF-TOWN5 MARKETS:l (Range for Week Ended March
Boston Stock: Exchange
.
t
•
..
-r,
-l;
U
,
,
Chemical
Motors
American
Tel
*
1.66%
19%
33%
Corp
Tel-
&
120%
Company J
Edison Co
Cities
Service
Eastern
cum
1st
cum
pfd
6%
-
Street
Mass
6%
pfd "A"
"B"
;Jj;
ii
Coal
Creek
179
—
,
1
__
50c
common
32%"
16,.
55%
44V4
55V2
'42%
73%
—
Co
59%
"
186
16
__
5
Co__
Company
Island
64
32%
„
__
2.50
—
Electric
Gillette
100
100
*
-
Inc
"Ford Motor Co
•'General
45
-
Benguet,
i Feb
Feb
47% Feb
39% Feb
66% Feb
64
Mar
59% Mar
75
34
34%
41% Feb
-1,857
25%
181
25
-
16
Mar
;50% Jan
-
:
Booth Fisheries
Brunswick
28
Jan
20%
Burton-Dixie
Business.
Calumet
Jan
Ddn
Kennecott
Champlin
Corp
Copper
Racing
Narragansett
'
New
New
England Tel
Olin
& Tel
Hartford
NH
NY
Cities
Co
Railroad
Rexall
"Shawmut
Stop
Fruit
United
Co
—
—
Feb
Feb
26% Mar
,
30
550
36% Mar
29'A Mar
42%
1,400
41% Mar
44%
Feb
16%
307/4
17%
31%
2,000
16% Mar
20%
Jan
1,300
26%
Jan
31%, Mar
29%
30%
2,000
27 %
Feb
34
23%
23%
400
22%
Jan
23% Mar
4%
Feb
5%
Jan
11% Mar
13%
Jan
^
•
;
(Un).
;
1
5
—12.50
—■
5
Oil Ltd
Tractor
11%
i
*
<"
;
4%
—
16%c
(Un)
•
29%
23%
'
1
..
.
1,300
5
*
.
500
11%
11%
600
40%
-
30
■
Feb
Mar
Feb
1
Feb
1%
Jan
35%
42%
36
600
35
Feb
38%
Jan
42%
700
41% Jan
467a
Feb
63 %
64
63%
64
14
16%
92%
—
—
2.50
—
*
!
14
...
--
Co
Iron
pfd_
4%?o
Jan
Jan
16% Mar
Jan
95
Jan
6331 Mar
—
63%
300
56%
29%
29%
400
25%. Jan
303
94'A
'
63%
29%
♦
100
Mar
10%
72
89%
Jan
Feb
4
Mar
96%
Feb
5
25
24 %
25
3,600
18 %
Jan
25-
Mar
10
—
27%
28
1,800
26%
Jan
28%
12 %
49
48%
49
—5
26.-
26
26%
^■400
50c
60
51%
60
50%
60
51%
(Un)
1
21%
21%
22%
Co
5
29%
29%
29"%
5
57%
57%
59%
500
3
18%
18%
18%
3,000
5
33%
1,900
Inc_
Gas
294
3,900
2,200
91%
10
Co
;
(Un)
System
Edison
Curtiss-Wright
Dodge
El
Corp
Manufacturing
Chemical
Co
5
Co
Natural
Paso
Gas
•Elder Mfg Co
Fairbanks
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
1,400
100
1,300
•
2,300
We
indebted to the firm of W. E. Hutton & Co. for the transmission
are
_
44% Jan
23%
5038
Feb
Jan
Feb
26% Mar
59% Mar
64%
Feb
493/4
17%
jan
5412
Feb
Jan
23%
Feb
28% Jan
55% Mar
30%
Wisconsin
Flour
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
1
Aeronca
Baldwin
Piano
Mfg
Carey
10
Chamberlin
Freferred
.
Elec
&
preferred
Milling
4%
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Suburban
&
16%
Feb
18
27%
43
Jan
Jan
29% Feb
29% Jan
General
28
971/2
26%
26Vs
96%
Jan
99
Feb
General
Tire
55
Feb
Gillette
(The)
146
3
55
43
35
50
103%
102% 104
343
49% Jan
89% Mar
37% Feb
97% Jan
1
53%
52%
53%
103
45%
Jan
16%
16%
16%
16%
22%
Tel
Hobart
Mfg
Card—
25%
71%
Tele
26%
Gray
Great
7 %
39%
30
39% Mar
Jan
Greif
26% Jan
75% Jan
23% Jan
69% Mar
315
6
26%
79%
33%
34
24%
2
190
Mar
180
GUlf
common
preferred
Cooperage class A
Bros
(Un)
63%
25%
22%
23%
34%
13%
34
13
34%
13%
33%
17%
14'A
--
32%
17%
13%
50%
33%
17%
14%
51
—
28
28
—
—
—
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:
36
41%
17
14%
36%
42%
17%
15
—
28%
28 %
—
42%
17%
8.33%
1
Corp.—
*
(G) Brewing Co
Hein Werner Corp
Hibbard
Spencer
Bartlett
Holmes (D H) Co Ltd.
BONDS
25
3
Oil
Heileman
27% Mar
Jan
Towing
non-cumulative
Greyhound Corp
Feb
62
1
•
•
100
•
Dredge & Dock
Lakes
75
25
22%
30c
Stores
Great Lakes
Jan
1,060
Corp
Rubber
&
Drug
17% Jan
26%
27%
79%
63%
—1.66%
3.33%
•
•
23% Jan
72
Corp.,.
1
Jan
25%
10%
26
73%
__
8
20% Jan
33% Mar
180
3
*
Co
104
25%
27%
10%
10%
26
73%
79%
*
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Gossard (W H) Co
i72
70%
4,900
?7%
—
5
Goldblatt Brothers
53% Mar
35%
41
(Un)
Electronics
&
22%
180
__
5
Gen
331/4
64
Co
Motors
39%
•
100
;
Feb
93Va Feb
40% Jan
1041/2 Feb
'
Electric
22%
39%
1
common
395
General
3
25
20
1998
*
72%
__
72% Mar
'
$6,500
73
74
Jan
7%
7%
10
26%
26%
26%
Illinois Brick Co
4%s
Transit
7%
Huttig Sash & Door—.
Cincinnati
10
26
Inland
Detroit Stock
LISTED
STOCKS
Electric
Borman
&
Food
Equip
1
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Manufacturing Co
Brown-McLaren
Mfg
Co.—
Buell
...
7%
86c
'
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100
86c
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Paper
Continental
Detroit
Edison
Detroit
Steel
i—
Federal-Mogul-Bower
Ford
Motor
Fruehauf
Co
5
Co
Motors
Corp
Goebel
Brewing
Co
28%
Jan
34
Feb
V 3,401
73
Jan
94
Feb
12 %
12
32%
Leonard
Rudy
Jan
34%
Jan
11%
Jan
13%
Feb
44
47%
Jan
821
38
Mar
44
1,314
42
Feb
28Va
2,191
Jan
38
62%
63%
4.593
66c
80c
4,350
45c
2
Co—
Dillon Co
.
Jan
28% Feb
63% Feb
Jan
-Jan
-
1%
Jan
v-!>
23
23
10
10
100
25%
25%
594
2%
2,447
•
Mfg
Scotten,
31%
10
3
Feb
169
23
Co
Jan
1
2%
1
2%
18%
.10
25%
1.104
18
18%
25%
Libby
,
Lockheed
(Un)
1
1
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Marshall
Field
McKay Machine Co
Metropolitan Brick Inc
Meyer Blanke Co
Mickelberry's Food Products
Minneapolis
Brewing
Co
Minnesota Mining & Mfg (Un)
Chemical
Mohsanto
Tile
the
of
round-lot
transactions
Northern
traded
7
/
Sale Price
i
,
Steel
Co..
Admiral Corp
Advance
Allied
Electronics
Chalmers
7 15%
1
18%
Co
(Un)
Cyanamid
-American
Home
(Un)
Products
American
Rad
American
Tel
&
&
Stand
Tel
San
5
Armco
Corp
Steel
Atchison
(Un)
45%
Jan
48%
Jan
400
51%
Feb
21
52%
21%
1.9G0
20%
Jan
H 20
20%
6,400
20
Co
footnotes,
1.800
16%
12%
2.300
114%
,
:
20%
47%
24%
Jan
32%
6.700
43s/8
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400
40%
11%
11%
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52
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60%
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35%
3.33
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34
34%
•
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28
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Pfizer
(Charles) & Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Potter
Pure
/—
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Procter
Co..
-1
Revlon
Feb
Feb
Mar
Feb
Inc
Richman
Royal
(Un)
20 g
Stockyards.
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San Diego Imperial
29
Schwitzer
-r.
&
Co—
-3
12% Jan
Sears
Shell
Feb
26%
Sinclair
Jan
23% Mar
26%
-
Jan
17% Jan
Jan
Oil
Oil
Southern
79
Co
;
(Un)
(Un)
—
;
9%
38%
38%
' 9%
36%
39,
J—..15 ' / 64%
62%
64%
547/s
55%
1
Corp
11%
61%
79%
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4' 9%
Co.^..—
Socony Mobil Oil
13%
78%
Sheaffer (W- A) - Pen;•
Jan
—
47%
49%
13%
11%
61%
1/
56%
.
,
44%
467/a
49%
.
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Roebuck
.
7
25
29%
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Nat
St Louis Public Service
27% Mar
"13%
43%
.
44%
24%
41%
__
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61%
37%
44%
—
5
71
40%
59%
36%
36%
1
—
39 %
' 59%
.
(Un).
Dutch Petroleum
St Louis
16%
70%
—
•
10
(R J) Tobacco (Un)..;
Brothers- Co..
-
16%
—
5
.
Reynolds Metals Co
50%
49%
50%
—
—•
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Reynolds
-
47 %
48%
•
-
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&
Oil
5 7
25%
333A
15%
15%
46 %
50%
48%
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(Un)
25%
33'A
—
333A
15%
47 %
10
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Peabody Coal Co
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
-'Class* B
—
27%
503A
34%
50%
34
5
Service
(Un)
Feb
Feb
14% Jan
125
Mar '
.30%
53%
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4.
Feb
23
Jan
"
44
Co..
Corp of America (Un).
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
54% Feb
58
Jan
Jan
14%
27%
America_2.50
see
2.100
120% 121%
13%
31%
4
of
18%
Feb
Jan
7 ,17% Jau
7 ; 60
Jan
Jan
600
2,000
10
Corporation
For
17%
46%
1
.
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Canteen
53% Mar
53%
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Products
-Automatic
Avco
Corp
—
6%
46
14% Jan
100
51%
120%
—1.25
Topeka & Santa Fe—r
Common
1,400 ':
16% :
14
33%
American Tobacco Co (Un)^—,——6.25
Anaconda
Company
(Un)
50
'Apache
Jan
53%
Jan
15% Jan
Jan
3%
15%
21%
1.66% 7
(Un).
11%
43% Mar
52%
1.75
Co
700
53%
18%
45%
7
^
1
American Machine & Foundry
American Motors Corp
1,400
16
Jan
45%
10
(Un)
1,100
44%
High
Low
13%
53%
.
12.50
Co
14%
5% > 5%
7-7 44%
Mfg——^——^.—10
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7
.
—
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f
1,100
57%
25%
__
1
...
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15%
14
—
9
Aluminum Co of America
American Airlines (Un)
American
14
25c
Shares
11%
58%
^1
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Bancorporation
Parke-Davis
'
for Week
High
14%
—
1
Ross
Chemical
.American
Low
10
...
1 ;
of Prices
Par
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Indiana
9
17
11%
59%
25%
Northern States Power Co—
only
The weekly ranges for all the local issues, and a selected list of
'
Gas
5%
8'A
17
11%
Corp
Illinois
5%
•
Mfg
Illinois
50
40
—
1
Aviation
Northern
50
39%
5
(Un)
Northern
8%
*
& Co
&
American
20%
53%
__
1
1
•
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Chemical
20%
4
*
Co
Montgomery Ward
North
compilation
__
*
(Un).__.
& Co common
Mfg
37%
20
—
16%
37%
—
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16%
53%
8%
16%
•
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20%
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Martin
20%
13%
—
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53%
8%
—
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(Henry
8%
—
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Lytton's
8%
52%
8%
—
53%
—5
...
Ling-Temco-Vought
56 %
28%
44%
*
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National Distillers & Chem (Un)
Midwbst Stock Exchange
28
43%
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*
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Lincoln Printing Co-common
$3.50 preferred
a
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A
2.50
,*
&
Modine
470
37%
28%
53%
28
53%
28 '
43%
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Monroe
625
24%
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36%
—
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Feb
5,599
:
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57%
__
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12
66c
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&
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13
Jan
63%
—1.66%
Refineries
(H
Jan
11
43
38
__
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Davis
Rickel
10%
230
33%
^
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50o
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12%
;^
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5%
5%
Jan
27%
44
1
General
625
92%
12%
__
2.50
;
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'
33%
1
30V4
88%
12 J/4
„
10
Corp..
500
5%
.
1
Co.—
Feb
1.00 Jan
Jan
,30%
__
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10
...
Motors..
Feb
65c
Electric
Johnson Stephens Shinkle
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co.—.
Feb
5%
Feb
12
.5
25
Corp
Corp
Chrysler
Consolidated
7%
11%
4%
155
-
Jefferson
High
Jan
6%
200
5
f
10% Mar
1515
n
5
5
1
Low
n
__
*
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
-7%
73/a
__1
Briggs
Low
21
36%
•
Harvester1
22
*
International Paper (Un)
International Tel & Tel (Un)...
of Prices
>
<
*
Steamship Co
International
Sales
for Week
Shares
/ Range
Sale Price
Par
*
.
Allen
;
1
Co
Interlake
Week's
Last
i
.
Steel
Inc
Exchange
Friday
/
-
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-
..5
5
4%
33
Jan
—
—
,
.9%
35V2
•
1,100
6%
Jan
Jan
42
,
'
.
Feb
24% Jan
8% Jan
'
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Jan
Jan
19% Jan
12% Mar
•
Mar
44%
8% Jan
5
1
General Foods Corp...
General Mills Inc
331/3
/
—^—*
Kroger
Playing
60
39
5
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17V8
90 V2
*
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3% Jan
42% Feb
54%
Cards.
&
Jan
37Va
—
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413A
89%
Eagle-Picher
8%
69
20
37%
Gibson
Procter
42
89%
,
Chemical
DuBois
3'A Mar
Candy Corp
General Dynamics
62 %
Jan
6%
•
44
10
General
High
1
Bell
National
Diamond
Low
100
10
...
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97%
__
8.50
common
—
42%
300
Range Since Jan. 1
High
3%
—
44
1
27'A
27%
25
—
Cincinnati Gas
Co
27'A
__
2
Co
Shares
—
2.50
Trailer
47>
1,300
3
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1
BVD
1
America
Inc
F W D
for Week
3'A
__
—
Dairies
4i3/4
__
8
:
5
33
46%
Fruehauf
Sales
Week's
Pat
of
4%
33%
Foremost
Last
,vt.
Mills
4%
*
(Un)
Bankshares
16%
12% Mar
1
Corp
Rubber
&
Ford Motor Co__
of these prices.
250
7.50
Whitney
Tire
Firestone
First
(
1%
327a
Jan
S
Dow
.
Jan
Jan
41%
Corn Products Co__
Shoe Machinery Corp com.
Smelting Refining & Mining..
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U
100
29%
Corp of America—
Continental Insurance Co
United
1%
28%
24%
4,400.
36%
Container
Inc
Shop
&
Jan
41%
Corp
Commonwealth
Co—_
Association
800
Feb
30
Corp
Service
Columbia
.
37%
....
...
Feb
24%
Oil & Refining—
Coleman
Mining
Co
Drug and Chemical
1%
31%
25%
26%
Feb
37%
——
Cleveland-Cliffs
Chemical
Mathieson
JSpennsylv ania
Quincy
30%
Htgtt
25^1
Jan
_5
City Products Corp
com...
1%
30%
__
=
;....
22% Jan
23%
21%
,
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5
;
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England Electric System
550
25%
,
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR—12.50
Chrysler Corp
i
25
Assn
250
1
Central & South West Corp..
-Lone Star Cement Corporation
24%
24%
>
;
Export Gas &
Caterpillar
low
23%
24
__
8
Hecla Inc_
&
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
com
Corp new
Capital
Shares
24%
P2
(Un)
Inc
for Week
24
*
Burlington Industries
Burroughs Corp (Un)
Jan
"
•
Corp
Corp
Low ■
10
___
Consolidated
Borg-Warner
79% Jan
34% Mar
25% Mar
"
Co
Sales
/
Range
of Prices
Par
>.
Binks
Jan
58% Feb
47% Jan
-71% Mar
1.462
73 '•
__
'
•
70
911
37
\\ 20
Feb •
—32
25
56
-
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Bethlehem Steel Corp (Un)—
Manufacturing Co
Boeing Company
(Un)
125%
Co—
Ry
Stores
National
First
439
66
63 •
57%
Gas & Fuel Associates com—10
Eastern
■f-i.
"
10
Co
39%
Vf ,;-
■
Bell & Howell Co
23
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
■■
Bastian-Blessing
Belden Mfg Co
.
31 % Mar
Jan
Jan
40%
-36%
56%
55%
-48%
101:
38%
38%
44Vi
64%
10
15%
114%
676
4,056
43%
Property Trust
Personal
Boston
r,7 High
22% Jan
270
-
i "
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
197b 21
119% 122%
Last
Sale Price
Shares
31%
28%
50
Anaconda
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.
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7 Week's
Friday,
STOCKS
Sales
for Week
Low; High
Par
Agricultural
American
Friday
•» Week's
•••-■ Last * •'/.
Range
Sale Price
of Prices
"
STOCKS
LISTED
American
l
,
;-i
-A
Jan
37% Jan
48% Feb
6% Jan
47% Jan
10%
Jan
28%
10%
Feb
Feb
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
(1146)
38
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended March 15)
Friday
v;
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Last
a
Sale Price
a
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STOCKS
Spiegel
California
Standard Oil of Indiana
Standard Oil of N J (Un)
6.25
25
.7
5
1
Oil of
Storkline Corp
,
—-—
.
(Un);
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Swift
Transmission
Eastern
Texas Gulf Sulphur
(Un.)
20S So La Salle St Corp
:
Union Carbide Corp—
RR' (Un)—_——
Pacific
Union
a
® Steel
Universal
42 %
63
18
14 y«
Jan
63 Va Mar
31
Jan
-
6y8
■-
24%
3S
65
Jan
18
Feb
14 Va
Jan
700
35y8-
79%
79%
45
13%
46' A
14%~
79%
(Un)
i—2 ■»
6.25
preferred--—-TWorld Publishing Co—
1^
Yates American Machine5
Bancorpocation
Westinghaure Electric Corp
■
•
4,9Q0l
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•
400-.
300
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9%
15%
52%
1
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15%
52%
—
Corp_
81%
.
75%
75%
76%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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37%
57
31 Va
Jan
43
34
178
31%
Jan
34%
24%
24%
410
24
Jan
36 y8
36%
,45
4%
4%
19%
19%
56%
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56.,.
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-5
.
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13%^Ja«i.
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Feb
59%
Jan
34
5
Jan
Mar
-
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Jan
37
762
Jan
;Jan
5% Mar
18 % Jan.
29%
Jan
57%
•
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177
33%
36%
7
28%
32%
Jan
.19%- Jan
Jan
32% Mar
25% Jan31% Jan
28% Mar
TO3^ Jan'
51 Va Mar
11,200
32%
28
-10
Jan
Jan
20
Jan
34%
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19%
19%
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Jan
4,
Feb
127
5i% Jan
89
5%
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36%
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33 Va
35% Jan
4% Jan
130
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Jan
41
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Jan
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515
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Jan
76% Mar
27 Vz Mar :
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31%
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(Joseph) Co____
27%
Jan
9%
33%
41
8.50
Refractories
66 y4
83
.
37%
7% Mar.
125
,
High
33Va Mar
31%
; 8%
31%
—-——5
Pittsburgh, Brewing Co
Jan
Westinghouse
Elec
Corp
33%
.6.25
37 y8
Jan
<
80% Mar
"
Stock and Bond Averages
a
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—
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W-1
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;
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—
....
10
I
exclusively/on the Pacific Coast Stock Exchange.
This list does not include approximately 500 issues dually traded on
•
Price Range on Stocks listed-
other Exchanges.
7
Feb
-17:-'-
..9
100
1,100
7%
of Pittsburgh—5
Jan.
49%
Jan.
7%
10
—-
Jan
3L7/a, Jarn
75".' Fet)
1_,300
.
36%
35%
32
1,900
53 Va
.
6%* Jtnt
$4.25
Stores
Jan
Jan
30% Feb,
33 Vb: Jan
"
•v.: 7Q0
33%
33%
33%
73%
1,100-'
6%
-
33%. Jan-;
7%
1
———..
Walker
33%
5
;
Home
,15% Feb
a 76
- Jah A
111% Feb
:\:43% Jait;
13% Mar
2,600
-30%-. 31%
34% -:
6%
.
...
100 A;
:
'; 34%
"6% 1
101
1,800
Harbison
Low
1
174
:
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne Light Co
Equitable Gas Co
Mar
16%
Co
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
33 Va
:
.Columbia Gas System—z_,
43y2 Jan
Jan
105%
34%
<Blaw-Knox Co
Feb
59 Va
k
Cork
Low
Shares
33%
:
Inc_
Industries
Armstrong
Jan.
8
1,100
-
Apollo
33% Mar
Jan
40% Jan i-
14%
105
;v
•33
Jan-
2,100
-
14%
Radio
58 Va
•
71 Va
105%
.31
Zenith
54% Mar
200*
65
17%
'
Wieboldt
Jan.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
65% Feb
3,800
42%
V
45%
Corp—
47
13.300
700
33%
41%
64%-
Upiohitc
Western
%
31
2.50
Match
Feb "H
6,100
VA!
33
•"
Jan.
61 y2
Range
of Prices
Par
Jan
Jan
25y4
12,0t)0
-
Co*frv(Unj-i-.-r.--------16%
United- States Gypsum ____
U
32
:
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Jan
15
28
900
4 a 7.>i-7%':;i-'^X9oa..
7
12*/a
3.50
*
-*
—*
10-—4.
Texaco Inc
Texas
"
33
Jan
200
j
53%
63%
62
31%
Feb
13
Sales
Week's
Friday
-
STOCKS
LISTED
High
28%
600
4.000
*
26 y4
65
53
63 Va
1
25
D X L Oil
& Company
Sunray
13%
-
LOW"
■
29%
53 Va
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
v /
High +■:
v
25%
64%
"
65
Shares
A
13 Va
13%
(Un)-.————50c
Inc
Standard
^
29%
(Un)
Pacific Co
Bperry Band Corp
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
forWeel£
Range.
Low
Par
Southern
v;
of Prices
X
*
V
-
"H
"
■
*
A
y.
*
Date
March
,
«•
30
-
A 120
Rail-,
Indus-
15 :•
< --
10
~
1Q
First
-
"
Second
.10*
%
,
Total
-
Utili¬
Indus¬
roads
672.43
151.04
133.85
674.02
Stocks
*
Rails
93.89
238.60
ties
Grade
trials
//. 65
-trials
8
x
Total""
83.70
Grade ^
vr.
Utili¬
Rails
/a
ties
88.52
40
Bonds
88.88
89.40
'
Friday
Sale Price
.
American
Brewer
Cement
(C)
si
Buckner
Buttes
Oil
&
Castle
Ink
Exeter Oil
Co
,
M
J
Salt
&
Meier &
88.92
93.88
88.55
83.55
88.87
14
673.73
151.58
135.55
239.72
94.20
83.46
88.56
89.50
88.93
Jan
1.90 Feb
2.35
Jan
2.00
300
43/4
5%
7.200
50c
50c
300
50c
,
1.00
Mar
Jan
21
Jan
35
343/4 Mar
Utilities,
compiled
are
6.04;
65
stocks,
Jan
39
19%
200
32%
3,100
263/s
35
35%
500
22c
32c
13.800
15c
Feb
35c
Mar
Mar
50c
Jan
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
40c
40c
900
9
123/4
44,700
12%
70c
123/4 Mar
73/4 Jan
45c
1.10
Jan
67c
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
Jan
Feb
Jan
Date
78c
2,000
69c
74c
12,800
1.55
1.65
1,300
1.55 Mar
1.85
1.10
1.25
3.300
1.10 Mar
1.45
Jan
Tues.
March 12
33/4
4
5,200
3%
4V2
Jan
Wed.
March 13
Western^
Oil
Ranch
Cal
Terex
•
1.45
1.40
1.45
1,000
2.50
2.90
9,200
1.50
United
Industrial
Co.
_
Jan
30
25
Feb
Jan
9%
8 3/4
9%
13,400
8
800
25
33%
33%
900
313/4
l.SP
2.10
6,100
1.70
Equipment
2.60
2.65
1,600
2.40
Jan
5
_
25%
1
,i
253/a
25%
5%
5%
6
3,500
Preferred
27%
33/4
3%
10
Oil
19 Va
6%
3%
5%
—10c
Exploration
71c
71c
63/4
for the current year.
'
28
;
.
..
...
•
18
Jan
3
6%
Feb
7%
Mar.'8,'63
.
Feb
Low
107.d
130.6
+ 2.0
144.3
121.1
+ 2.3
135.0
118.4
116.2
+ 1.9
135.6
95.2
129.1
125.8
+ 2.6
134.4
101.8
108L3'
107.S
+
133.2
-
Jan
29%
Feb
Non-Durable Goods
5%
Jan
7
Jan
95c
Jan
Mar
1963-1962
High
Change
Mar. 1,'63
123.9
Composite
Manufacturing
Durable Goods
Mar
Percent
1957-59=100
.
v
Jan
Feb
71c
__
.
'
,
2.75 Mar
.
53/4 Mar
2,300
1.100
Feb
120.15
High
Low
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Jan
3y8 Mar
51.900
73c
Jan
98c
26 y4
100
v.
'
125.73
SEC Index of Stock Prices
Jan
2.80
Jan
78c
3.000
v
127.09
Range for 1963
126.08
_
-
index of stock prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
stocks for the week ended Marcfe 8, 1963, for the composite? and ^by Amajor
Feb
2.85
5l/4 Jan
53/4 Jan
200
6%
83c
1
(Un)
(Un)
Basin
/
78c
27%
1
common
common^
23
-
_.
27
The SEC
Jan
34
2.20 Mar
700
80c
-
Co
^
Jan
pfd
March 15.
Feb
11%
Jan
2.60
—-«
,
Jan
400
2.40
33
63/a
-
17%
183/4
2.20
2.10
A
March 14.
Fri.
Mar
6
Jan
18%
Mar 14
Jun
100.23
___
125.91
253/4 Mar
4
Corp common
Westates Petroleum,
Williston
25
100
10,400
Preferred'
Warrants
200
6
—
.
1.50 Mar
130 Jan
1,600
4%
125.79
Low
Jan
1.50
—1
Co series
3V2
253/4
5
High
Jan,
27%
1.40
33 %C
_
125.66
Thurs.
Jan
1,75
<
Range for 1962
Closing
March 11
Mar
35c
253/4
1
-
Mon.
Jan
27%
[-A 1
Co
_
Jan
A17% Mar
2.50 Mar
_•
—
64
Jan
Feb
2.50
.
Sugar
100
Feb
16y8
11,000
»•
1
'
Corp
Tjrico Oil & Gas Co_..
Union
31c
17%
4.—1
Co
Co
Gas
57
30c
20O
64
30c
95c
Feb
1.40 Mar
—.
Gas
61 3/4
17%
,
25c
common—
Rhodes
61%
—10c
-
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop—
Southern
72C
74c
£
;
5.04J
Rails,
2.988:
(35 Stocks)
35c
22c
10c
(Un)
Inc
preferred
&
Industrials,
divisors:
32
—50c
Petroleum
Oil
following
19%
10
Reserve
the
using
Jan
1
Co
-
by
32%
Calif——
Oil Co
Co
daily
15.00.
Jan
9
Jan
4
Averages
19%
Co__
M
Oil
5 Va %
Victor
89.47
240.27
Jan
32%
2.00
1
North, American Invest common.
Rice
88.90
88.55
35%
class A
of
Co
Frank
Merchants
■
39.50
83.79
83.49
...10
NordonACorp Ltd-——1—
Norris
88.48
93 86
18%
Oil
M
83.76
239.26
134.97
50c
Humor
Leslie
46%
Feb
4%
—25c
Holly Oil Co (Un)
Imperial Western
Jade
Jan
28
2.00
Exploration Co of California.!
Brewing Co_
————
Goebel
Good
93.87
134.25
10
Ltd
Co
37
29%
5.50
Co
Capwell
Corp Ltd
General
200
28%
*
239.03
150.91
151.58
Mar
1,500
44
42%
29
*
26
25
1
—
Cooke
and
Jan
100
26
42%
—
Ltd
Emporium
Eureka
—
_
Co
Enterprises
California
Inc_
—
134.45
675.20
677.66
..
High
Low
5
—
Inc
150.68
12
13
March
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
26
26
*
Ltd
Stores
Industries
Gas
Cabol
25
pfd (Un)
Shares
of Prices
11
March
March
for Week
Rangev
Low
Par
; 'y. •-'*
Corp
Co
&
Broadway-Hale
vA^'v'
March
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
*
Transportation
Utility
Trade.' Finance
i
158.7
112.0v
0.7
85.5
172.0
+ 1.1
185.5
143.0
+ 1.7
1782
129.$
106.3
1
109.8
—
98.6
156.0
173.9'
.wil—
and Service_»^«.4—•
Mining
t
+
3.3
113.3
83.8
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
.Friday
-
LISTED
STOCKS
??■
Last
Sale Prioe
'
American, Tel
Arundel
1
14 Va
Tei_
&
4
Corporation
Atlantic
City
Atlantic
Research
Central
of
RR Co
Delaware
Power
Finance
Food
Fair
Jan
Mon.
Mar. 11
Jan
Tues.
Mar. 12
13
Jan
14 »/4
Wed.
Mar. 13_...
3,543,320
3,412,790
13'/4
10 Va
Battery
31%
Jan
307/a
Jan
53%
24%
Electric
;
315
Power
Service
Electric
-
8%
9
9%.
Jan
25%
Feb
Feb
47%
Jan
8%
332
38
21%
165
20]/4
16%
200
16
50
25% Jan
41%
17%
Jan. I to Mar. 15
184,742,453
218,068,980
16,465,460
.
.
1962
1963
1962
$178,000
$100,000
$1,957,000
18,336,200'
18,961,000
24,922,000
254,493,000
$17,897,000
280,890,000
$20,728,000
$26,879,000
$273,007,200
$298,787,000
Industrial
Jan
Feb
61%
63%
7,861
57% Jan
65
24%
1,290
22 Va Mar
24
Jan
22%
120
21%
24 Va
Jan
20
20%
894
19% Mar
24
Jan
Feb
1,999
19% Mar
22%
77%
Jan
87'/4
Jan
39 y8
40
40
39%
40'A
33
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Jan
62
•
69
34%
Jan
40%
32%
Jan
40 Va
Feb
33%
860
32%
Jan
33%
Jan
12y4
Jan
16% Mar
35%
Jan
38
15%
15%
15%
36%
36%
37%
155
8%
8%
549
5y8
31%
485
4%
8,204
,29%
7
8%
9,925
5%
Jan
31%
10
8%
10
44%
43
44%
72%
71%
72%
304
5
v
5
31%
31%
5
*
62%
2.50
39 y8
38%
39 Va
24 Va
24%
24%
Sun Oil Co^
Wed.
Mar. 13.
910,295
276,000
8,000
Jan
Thurs.
Mar. 14.
1,046,460
547,000
10,000
557,000
Fri.
Mar. 15-
1,058,770
297,000
51,000
348,000
$1,514,000
$79,000
48%
Feb
5V2
Feb
66%
41
25 Va
46
47%
1.085
43%
Jan
17%
17%
856
16 y2
8%
180
47%
Jan
.8%
Co
10
43.
4,764,225
•'
1963
Stocks—Number of Shares
.a
Feb
18 Va Mar
4,764,225
Bonds—' '''-A.
Domestic.-.-
23
A :•
403
8
•
21%
8%
Jan
25%
34 y8
269
26%
33%
-
25% Mar
1,045
33% Mar
-•
Jan
24 Va
Jan
"■
26
$3.CC0
287,000
Feb
29%
u
$J,514,000
-
Jan
Foreign^ Government-.—Foreign Coyporateu-
-
*
,
79,000
' 3,000
1963
1962
•
AA
Total
_
$1,596,000
$1,596,00$
-
1962
•
56,205.300
75,479,289"
$14,590,000
$14,038,000
248,000
■?
$1,460,000
1,000
53,000v
-
519,00a1.,
'
75,0001
Jan
37
$3,000
Jan. 1 to Mar. 15
6,947,556
v
-
'
34%
common
page
22%
285,000
Week Ended Mar. 15
Feb
17%
23 ~:;"
Li
...
Feb
Jan
Total-^-ii
Feb
Jan
22 Va
46%
,
832,560
Jan
35%
Mar. 12.
Jan
73%
•
4,50
Tues.
8% Mar
Jan
3.50
United Corp
4,000
289,000
Jan
33 Va
'
Sales
$115,000
7%
61 % Mar
629
62%
Bond
$6,000
33 y4
31 % Mar
200
61%
$109,000
Total
Feb
Jan
5
55
10c
921,140
Mar. 11.
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Jan
68%
4.323
Mon.
Gov't
Domestic
Jan
42 % Mar
9n0
31% A'
Jan
Foreign
Corporate
Foreign
Stocks
(No. of
Shares)
9%
8 Va Mar
1,535
*
com
~5%
*
30%
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Feb
253
.
645
25c
French Lab
and
Total
21% Mar
Jan
Feb
83%
L I
see
$100,000
$20,728,000
Jan
20%
1
footnotes,
"ZTin
1,667,000
Railroad
10'/a Jan
Jan
Mar
22%
•
Light
3,865,000
$1,667,000
17,603,457
Foreign
5
ZL--
$18,961,000
Stocks—Number of Shares.
Feb
19%
common
Improvement
4,381,000
4,301,000
206,000
"
41%
16%
*
Transmission
468,000
1963
21 Va
21%
3
South Jersey Gas Co
Southeastern
Public
Service'
332,000;
3,833,000
3,659,000
Bonds—"
81%
Paper
Gas
54% Feb
82%
class B
Eastern
Feb
20%
com
Gas
4,049,000
A
4,121,000
Feb
33
24%
38
•;
241,000
Week Ended Mar. 15
410
38
62%
17,603,457
2,500
•
Sales
$4,060,000
3,880,000
Feb
53 y8
50% Jan
-
Feb
8%
'
Total
Jan
95
Mar
20 Va
common
&
$100,000
$3,540,000
U. s. Government...-.
International
Bank
•
Co
$420,000
Bond
Bonds
3,18L,380-
21
44%
Inc
iFnance
For
46 y4
969
22
50
Electric
Govt.
Bonds
Jan
24 Va
1
16%c
Public
Washington
268
31%
107
Feb
1
Ritter
Gas
50%
Jan
Jan
31%
14
Jan
6%
50
24 Va
Transportation Co
Warner
71%
342
V
Jan
10'% Mar
22%
Peoples Drug Stores Inc
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
United
1,309
7%
23%
RR
Texas
93%
42%
Inc
&
91%
23%
Power & Light
Smith Kline
22
53%
10c
Pennsylvania
Scott
93%
98%
24%
class A
Pennsylvania
Potomac
91
95%
43%
2
Chemicals Corp
Pennsylvania Gas & Water
Phila
8% Jan :
12'% Jan
1
i
Bank
Bonds.
*
Baltimore
5 %
Resistance
Photo
75
48%
91%
10
at
1,916
-
7%
50
Light
120
10%
13 %
13%
22
98%
—25
1
6.75
5
?
13 y2
10*
13
5
1.80
common
Foreign
Bonds
4,119,707
Thurs.- Mar. 14__<_.
Fri.
Mar. 15—.
1
Total
U. S.
Int'l
Railroad.
and M'iscel.
3,346,260
Pennsalt
Philadelphia
1
48 Va
14 Va
13
Martin-Marietta Corp
Merck & Co Inc
Perfect
Jan
Jan
Dairies.
Fund
Np. of
Shares
Jan
(Julius) common_______50c
General Acceptance Corp common
1
$1 preferred
*
General Motors Corp
1.66%
Madison
•
Feb
43 y4
2.50
Vending
'Stocks
Feb
28 Va
10 Va
Garfinckel
Macke
125 Va
454
Stores
International
24%
'
300
1
Ford Motor Co
Foremost
.482
47%
non-voting
A
26'/4
Feb?
13%
13%
1
America
of
Co
Class
Jan
■
46%
N J
&
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
114 Va
Jan
14%
Feb
9,010
80 y4
Feb
12%
'
119% 122 Va
25%
68
15
14 Va
13%
-
Co___
Chrysler Corp
Curtis Publishing
339
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Hi8b-,
Low
I;
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
■*<
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
47%
Co
Budd
Company
Campbell Soup
70'
.
'.V
•
Shares /
4.33
Corp-___
Transit
25%
*
Electric
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Balitmorw
120 y4
33 Va
''.j-.1*:-,'
for Week
High
69%
/
Sales
,c.
Range,
Low.
Par
Acme Markets InC—
Alan .Wood Steel com.
Week's
of Prices
1 $1,514,000
$15,184,000
359,000
$14,645,000
-M
Number 6247
Volume 197
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(1147)
39
.
CANADIAN .MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended March 15)
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
Are
Shown
Expressed
Friday
Labatt
Shares
Ltd
(John)
High
Loeb
40% Feb
24% Mar
3,790
42%
Janl
25
24%
24%
400
•46%
47%
4.360
43%
Jan
48%
Jan
MacKinnon
23%
23%
9,620
22
Jan
25%
Jan
Maclaren
pfd—25
22%
22%
22%
105
22
Jan
23
Jan
Class
preferred
5°
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred
50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co $2.90 pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common
*
$2:70 class B preferred
50
Class C preferred
*
48 y2
47%
48%
7,707
46% Feb
49%
Jan
53
53
53
Jan
53 %
Jan
5314
5314
75
51%
Feb
53%
Jan
9%
914
51 %
9%
400
Jan
10%
Jan
51%
50
50%
Jan
51%
Feb
814
8%
3,925
7%
Jan
Corp
Atlantic Sugar common
*
*
24 %
26%
6,721
24% Mar
17%
24%
17%
18%
2,155
Atlas
*
37.40
37.30
37.40
747
Aluminum
Co of
—
Canada 4%
4 %%
Asbestos
175
Low
16%
16
16%
2,570
*
A
16%
16%
17%
1,970
16
14% Jan
16% Feb
20% Feb
20%
250
16
16
400
16
36%
Ltd
Lawrence
23%
...
T»td
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
*
class
20%
(M)
St
Shares
High
36%
250
34%
High
16% Mar
18% Jan
38%
9
17
Jan
34%
Jan
Structural
17%
Jan
Jan
36%
Feb
100
22%
1.200
22%
23
BIoedel&Powell River Ltd*
22%
22%
22%
21'A
13%
1,308
23,190
38C
115,410
Paper
Tel——
&
Massey-Ferguson
Jan
Jan
Miron
Jan
Molson
19
10
21
21
*
common
13%
13%
32c
—
partic
Breweries
pfd
class
Ltd
A
106
*
7%
7%
12
12%
7
Jan
23
Feb
Jan
23
Mar
Jan
22%
Ltd.:
22
Jan
13% Mar
38c
Jan
Mar
7%
Feb
108%
Jan
7%
Jan
12%
Mar
105
105
Feb
Class
Bell
Bowater
Paper
Mersey
47%
47%
48%
6,140
45% Jan
52%
Noranda Mines Ltd
*
32 %
32
32%
2,698
31%
Feb
34%
*
23'A
23 %
23%
2,435
20%
Jan
13
13'A
69% Mar
76%
2.80
2.85
20,103
2.70 Mar
72%
3.00 Mar
72 %
3,403
70%
Feb
79
51
1,168
48
Jan
51
5.30
5.35
11,804
al7
al7
105
15
51
51
51
52
315
54%
54%
55
12,681
51
125
50
51
Jan
Nova
Scotia
Light & Power
Flour Mills new common
Feb
Ogilvie
Jan
Ontario
20
Jan
Pacific
Jan
53
Feb
Feb
54% Jan
53% Feb
4.95
Feb
Jan
53%
50
Mar
5
Jan
5.65
5%
12%
Jan
16%
17
3,320
14
Jan
1
12
11%
12
7,179
11% Mar
12%
Page-Hersey Tubes
*
21%
21
21%
665
20 VA
Penmans
*
35%
35
35%
510
35
Jan
Feb
23% Jan
38% Jan
*
9
8%
9%
17,957
*
36%
36
36%
2,299
Feb
Feb
9% Jan
38% Jan
7
2,045
Power
common
Corp of Canada
5%
2,443
20
50 %
4.45
4.25
4.65
Jan
30%
Jan
6%
preferred
15
29%
12%
Jan
*
29%
14%
30
15
22,270
5,302
2,630
2.75
30
Jan
15%
Feb
Quebec
Power
*
19%
19%
19%
3,618
19%
Feb
23 %
Jan
Quebec
com—25
55
Jan
Oil—
American
British
Columbia
British
Columbia Power
Brooke
Products
Pqrest
Bulolo
4.65 Mar
55
Quebec Natural Gas common
770
52
25
a__
12
class
Ltd
19%
19%
200
5%
6
718
28
26
28
610
7
7
200
8.75
21%
22
3,260
20%
Jan
23%
Jan
—._*
36
35%
36%
2,559
29
Jan
36% Mar
Salada
20
Ltd—*
a28%
28% Feb
26% Mar
33%
29%
Shawinigan Water & Power com
20%
A__
*
.
55
54%
a__
1961
Reitmam's
—
Jan
13%
Feb
17%
Jan
19%
Feb
3.75
Jan
6
Feb
21%
Feb
6.80 Mar
31
Class
common
Cement common
preferred
Dominion
Canada
&
Canada
Iron
Sugar Co
Aviation
$2.20
Canadian
Bronze
Canadian
Celanese
$1.75
a27% a28%
369
26%
26%
206
Jan
36% Mar
49% Feb
21
250
Feb
10
Jan
8%
Feb
75%
72% Mar
78%
Jan
*
A
15
15
Jan
14
150
*
a70
a70
20
*
9%
9%
9%
5,880
*
29%
29%
30%
22,370
29%
29%
44%
44 %
46 %
46 %
Class
common
*
A
Jan
22% Mar
Feb
56
Jan
Jan
13%
Jan
—*
9
8%
9
3,665
8% Mar
10%
Jan
—*
10%
1014
10%
13,395
10%
Feb
11%
Jan
Shell
52
52
52
400
51%
Feb
53
Jan
Sherwin
*
9
9
25
Jan
Sicard
—*
24%
24%
160
49%
50 %
1,667
37
37 %
8%
a8l4
8%
Jan
7%
Foods
13%
Ltd common—*
Cement class
Lawrence
51
-25
9
3,057
100
50
Feb
12%
75%
455
.
12%
Jan
74%
1,955
.*
Jan
Jan
9%
Class A warrants
Jan
9%
22%
10%
200
10
53%
Jan
Jan
55
10
9%
Royal Bank of Canada
Feb
13%
common
Co
Feb
93
44%
200
22%
common
Chemical
21
7%
Jan
'
2,000
13%
9
10
9%
53%
com
*
83/4
21%
series
Canadian
21
Jan
Jan
all'A ali'A
21
*
common
9%
53%
common.
Aluminum
British
4.85
64
13
8%
22%
preferred
Canadian
a45
*
10
Electronics
Breweries
Canadian
1,639
10
——*
12.50
common
Steamship common
preferred
Canadian
Jan
35%
205
36%
a45
15
Ltd
Canada
A
50
Foundries
Canada
5%
89
36%
Rolland Paper class A
Rothmans Co
St
Calgary Power
35
Jan
Mar
Feb
—*
21%
6%
88%
36%
*
common
215
1
Mar
6%
*
Telephone
preferred
,
1
100
12%
Gold
$1.30
common
12%
—
Products
Canada
Ltd
a20% a20%
25
Ltd
(1959)
B
Building
Co
5
Mills
Class
&
Bros
*
Telephone
Canada
Bond
Brown Company
Bruck
Price
8%
13%
17
Jan
*
Columbia
British
—
Feb
common
Petroleum
a51
54
27% Mar
2,450
17
5%
Feb
Feb
Jan
13 %
a51
British
Jan
*
Products
£
...
Jan
:
100
*
Steel
5%% pfd
50
Brazilian Traction Light & Power—•_*
Bowaters
ms
14%
Jan
50 %
*
•
1,976
72%
25
50
5% %
Corp
69%
50 %
preferred
A
Telephone
Bowater
135
Moore
69%
common—*
94
Jan
69%
Paper
&
94
69
5.35
Power
94
Feb
65%
2.85
Bathurst
5
63
65
10
*
1,205
Trust
2,909
6514
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
12%
Montreal
290
Rights
277
12
Feb
a25
Bank of Nova Scotia
30%
12
25%
a24%
Bank of Montreal
29%
29%
*
B
Jan
a25
10
pfd
29%
30%
28%
*
Locomotive
Class
23%
—25
-10
Selbum 5%%
Bailey
37.40 Mar
Feb
22c
1,410
106
Mar
12'A Jan
455
;*
I
Jan
20% Mar
225
10
common
6%
30c
100
—
Ltd
Co
5
18%
7
22
22 %
16%
20
7
22 %
Maritime Tel
r
*
com
2.50
&
—_
MaCMlllan
,
Steel
Co "A"__2.50
Power
B
Rights.
5% %
preferred
Metropolitan Stores
9
29%
Power
Montreal
Steels
Jan
Mar
Feb
Lower
46%
25
*
preferred
4% %
Algoraa Steel
Aluminium
Low
Units
Low
41%
for Week
of Prices
*
Financial
Laurentide
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Week's
Range
Par
High
41
41 %
*
common..
of Prices
Low
Par
Power & Paper
Abitibi
Last
Sale Price
.
for Week
Range
Sale Price
STOCKS
Dollars
Sales
Week's
Last
STOCKS
in Canadian
£i';:
"pfdZIIIIIIIIII_III—50
Series
A
4%
Series
B
4%%
Shell
pfd
Investments
5%%
Ltd
44%
50
20
pfd
Oil
15%
70
Feb
Mar
9%
28%
Jan
11%
Jan
30%
29
Jan
1,605
44
Jan
45>A
Jan
47
Feb
26
Jan
28%
Feb
55
27%
28
6.75
6.25
6.75
16%
15%
17%
a26
a26
1,120
2,000
5.40
Jan
19,584
Jan
Feb
30% Mar
Feb
45
6.75 Mar
24% Mar
Simpsons
36
Jan
51 %
Feb
Southam
35%
Jan
38%
Jan
Southern
Canada
8%
6,510
8%
Feb
10%
Jan
Standard
Structural
a8%
100
26%
Fefr
1,000
7%
Feb
7%
Jan
31%
31
313/4
775
29%
Jan
32%
Feb
32%
32
32%
1,275
Mar
36%
Feb
56'A
56'A
57
*
com
Co
125
17% Mar
Feb
7%
*
Feb
Jan
25%
7%
*
Canada
common
23%
13%
7%
*
"A"
Ltd
of
10
*
Canada
of
Williams
Inc
Mar
Feb
60
27"%
Warrants
Feb
70
Feb
:
*
Power
Steel
*
alO%
32
46% Aug
9% Jan
Feb
650
alO alO%
56% Mar
A—50
Morse class
6%
6%
6%
2,825
63%
_1
Husky common
Canadian Imperial Bk of Commerce .10
63%
64%
I,480
Canadian
Canadian
International
Power
6
11% Feb
20% Jan
13
44%
280
a4.00
*
Locomotive
a4.00
4
4.50
4.60
2,429
12%
7-i
4.50
.25
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Petrofina Ltd preferred- .10
Central Del Rio Oils Ltd
2614
26
26%
11%
11%
8.15
8.35
5,617
6%
6%
800
Coghlin
J)_—___
(B
Columbia
Cellulose
Consumers Glass
class
corbys
A
Credit
Coronation
Crush
class
International
Dome
Seagrams
Petroleum
Dominion
Bridge
Dominion
Dominion
Dairies
common
Foundries
Glass
New
1%
Warrants
Dominion
Stores
Dominino
Tar
Dow
Du
Lakes
Oil
Class
Home
Rights
22%
Jan
420
4.50
Jan
40
40
490
39
Jan
45
.18
18
185
17%
Jin
18
6%
5%
25
Jan
8%
Jan
Weston
(Geo)
22
Jan
23%
Feb
Zellers
Ltd
12
Jan
4.165
47%
Jan
12% Mar
50
14
a
Mar
21 %
13
63%
1,989
61
Jan
64%
19
10,481
18
Mar
20%
Canad
100
18
Feb
20
6%
300
6%
Jan
2.40
400
2.00
Jan
6%
2.40 Mar
6,180
13%
Feb
14%
Jan
1814
17%
15.351
21%
21%
100
21% Mar
18"% Jan
22% Jan
17%
Jan
*
20
19%
20%
II,525
16%
Jan
20% Mar
24%
24
25
755
21 %
Jan
25
50
50
50
145
50
Jan
50%
42%
31%
32%
Jan
43
9%
1,370
525
36%
9%
38
38
180
32%
4,170
9
Jan
9%
Mar
Jan
Feb
Feb
Feb
38
Mar
59% Mar
58
59%
51
Jan
18 %
18
18%
500
17%
Jan
18%
Jan
22%
24
6,510
21%
Jan
25
Feb
9% Mar
9%
9%
9%
715
26%
27
1.110
25%
Jan
3.35
3.35
700
2.85
Jan
al8
al8
30
34%
34%
1,915
100 100%
150
1
Jan
34%
101
60
65% Jan
67%
10
Jan
12
18
2,460
16
Jan
18% Mar
17%
18
245
18%
6%
500
-
14%
3
4.65
Co
18% Mai6 % Mar
Jan
Feb
57/e
—
26%
27
10,570
12%
12%
2,540
12%
12%
522
1.50
1.55
2,400
10c
12c
2,525
43%
43%
43
Jan
43%
53%
53%
54
1.005
50%
Jan
55%
13%
—
__
5%
43%
*
„
13%
4,920
11%
Jan
14
£1
___
200
Feb
Mar
Jan
5%
4,060
Feb
Feb
1.50
pfd— —50
$2.00
Paper
Mining
Feb
1,100
12%
_20c
Feb
12
12%
__
Jan
67%
67%
27
a
__
._
Jan
28
11%
Jan
13%
12
Jan
13%
Jan
1.50 Mai-
2.20
Jan
10c
Mar
15C
International
Nickel
of
International
Paper
common
*
Canada
7.60
_
International
Utilities Corp
preferred
Interprovincial Pipe Lines
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
5
$2.00
Jamaica
Public
For
Service
Ltd
footnotes,
see
14%
25
15%
6%
30'
50%
13
13%
375
13
183/4
19
2,600
34 %
35
390
*
*
34%
Shown
Are
Last
Mar
59%
2.05
Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
15
Jan
16%
Jan
21%
Jan
33
Jan
36%
Feb
63%
15 %c
•
5
28c
52c
Minerals
Class
A
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
Mar
30
Alsof
—
Arno
Mines
sulphur & Iron Co Ltd
80%
Ltd
,*_:
.
Ltd-
*
1
Telefilms
10%
11
10%
28c
Mar
35c
Mar
85C|
Feb
5c
Mar
7c
6,667
2%C
I,000
2.09
2.05
2.18
34
33%
34
205
8%
8%
310
2%c Mar
1.86
7.302
32
Jan
Jan
8% Jan
Jan
7C
Mar
4c
Mar
Feb
2.60
34
Mar
8%
Jan
2.70
3lC^
2c
4%c
4,867
2c
Mar
7c
Jan
4c
2c
4%c
3,000
4c
Jan
5c
Jan
2.65
2.75
32c
2.50
21,800
30c
10,782
30c
Jan
Mar
Feb
3.10
46c
Jan
1.70
Jan
550
9.20 Mar
9%c
10c
3,500
9c
Jan
10 %0 Jan
7c
7c
2,500
6c
Mar
8%C Jan
Barvallee
Bateman
Ltd
Mines
Mines Ltd
Gold
Mining
Bav
Co
1
Bibis
Black
Blue
Yukon
River
Mines
Warrants
Bornite
Canada Flooring
Jan
37c
9c
Mar
17%
17%
17%
5,110
14%
Jan
1,200
4.75
Jan
Inc
Resources
Silica
Mines
Ltd
5C
Jan
Feb
Cessland
Cartier
Feb
Cassair
745
78%
Feb
81'A
125
10
Jan
11%
Mines
Corp
Chemalloy
20%
Feb
24
3c
1.500
3c
Jan
19
3.50
16%
285
Jan
3.50 Mar
700
*
100
7
Jan
500
90c
Feb
1.04
Ltd
23%
3,150
72,099
45c
55C
1.00
5c
38c
1,800
3c
10,500
Jan
Feb
1.00 Jail
Jan
Mar
4.90
Jan
8% Mar
Feb
90c
1.04 Mar
24'A Mar
Feb
59c
1.00 Jan
3o
Feb
:; 4c
lie
Jan
20c
Jan
r
Jan.
10c
14c
500
1.45
3,000
2c
1.000
7c
7%c
7,500
9c
Jan
7c
7%c
Ii
li
1.04 Mar
500
24%
7c
1,200
6'Ac Feb
11c
Mar
10c 11 %c
1,000
10c
11%
5c
5c
2.05
—
Ltd
Minerals
8
90c
Feb
4c
19
2c
II
—
_1
Mar
53%
100
14c
*
_1
Carbec
51
Jan
Jan
22
1.45
_1
Ltd
Feb
Jan
27C
1.00
54C
_1
Quebec Explorations Ltd
Asbestos Corp Ltd—
Central Manitoba Mines Ltd
Jan
48%
Jan
Jan
1.04
Explorations Ltd
Royalty Go Ltd
43%
Jan
19C
21c
24%
com—.
Ltd
Mines Ltd
Nickel
28%
.He
Feb
2,100
Ltd-
Ltd
Refineries
Canorama
2.075
Jan
12c
25c
3.50
Corp
Canalask
1.165
10c
21 %C
8
Kodiak
Canuba
100
15.500
90c
Canadian
Feb
al2c
12c 14'Ac
18%
Co Ltd class B
Petroleum Ltd
Canadian
73%
Feb
7.25
3c
Common
Feb
6.75
Jan
17% Feb
22
Preferred
63%
6.50
al2c
*
Corp Ltd
&
Jan
12c
Mines Ltd
Colliers
Canadian
14c
25c
Canada Southern
Jan
Mar
2.000
1
Uranium
25c
7,700
Ltd
Calumet
Jan
37c
6.75
Edmonton
Jan
12
9%c
14 %c
&
16'Ac
4c ' Mar
5c
Jan
9C
1
Calgary
83.600
Jan
28c
Corp
Mines
25c
4c
12
9c
Gas Ltd
&
Copper
Bruneau
12
100
22c
—
Oil
Bluewater
24,500
22 c
3'Ac Jan
1,000
5c
12
1
1
Ltd
Raceway
4c
4c
4c
4c
Jan
10
—1
1
Mining Ltd-
Bonnets
1.25
*
Belding-Corticelli Ltd common—
Bellechasse Mining Corp Ltd
Feb
Jan
Mar
580,500
Jan
1
1
:—1
Ltd—
Talc
Baker
26%
10%
19c
56c
5%
Jan
5,900
Cantexas
Feb
28C
42c
4
9.50
Mar
9%
22c
1,390
9,286
9.50
27
110
5%
5%
1.25
18%
A.
Mar
5
3% Mar
*
28%
81
.
High
23c
100
1
1
11
Jan
21,104
3.50
Bailey Selbum Oil & Gas Ltd "A"
Jan
33%
Low
lie
15c 16 %C
Auto Fabrics Products Co Ltd cl B
Jan
Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
1.25 Mar
Dyno Mines Ltd
Int'l Inv Trust Ltd
Feb
Shares
1.35
Canadian
Jan
for Week
High
5c
L-?
Augustus Exploration
Atlas
Range
of Prices
2%c
1
Anglo-Amer Molybdenite Mining
1
Anglo-Can Pulp & Paper Mills Ltd—*
Anglo-Nfld Development Co Ltd
5
Atlas
Sales
3.50
Ltd—1
Amalgamated Beau Bell Mines
Mines Ltd
Ameranium
2,325
51
52%
*
1
Ltd
Mines
25
30%
—
Alscope Consolidated Ltd
9,561
64 %
48%
5%
Dollars
Week's
Low
1
Alpha Aracon Radio Elec Ltd clA—*
Alpha Aracon Radio Electronics Ltd—
tjax
Feb
25
a27
81
10%
Jan
Feb
Exchange
in Canadian
Expressed
Sale Price
16%
9.860
al7
■
a27
63%
trust-*
Par
24% Mar
25%
al7
10
43.
Jan
Jan
6%
52
page
14
2,700
14%
6%
52%
*
7,766
6%
14%
5
—
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70c
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^Building Products
Feb
Jan
13c
,
:
Quebec Smelting &
Refining Ltd—.1
Sangamo.Co Ltd—.——
Saucon
Development
Shop & Save (1957) Ltd
4c
47%
„
pfd 50
7c
2.35
2.00
•
Brockville Chemical
Brown Company
11 Vi Mar
'•■■■
Jan
31
432
37c
43 %c
Feb
5%c Jan
50,200
•••■'■
3,815
Jan
27Vi
—
Jan
Jan
2.60
1
—
14c
3.75
5,700
British Columbia Telephone
common_25'
4% %
preferred :—
100'
6%%
preferred
14 Vic Mar
32c
1,600
3.45
Jan
85% Mar
.
4V"'*5
17c
—
•
4
.
15%c
„
Ltd—1
^^«;Tel^h(me45% U95a Pfd-—20
Red
Crest Gold Mines Ltd
•
-
,
Feb
11
•
Jan
4,929
*
Preferred
Jan
4c
-
Jan
4c
180,000
—
1
Jan
British
Feb
2.75
Vic Jan ^
10c
'
.
200
Class
British
17c
3.40
Columbia Forest Products—*1
Columbia
Packers
class
A—"
British
Jan
25%
100
2.20
♦
Traction
..VBritish
1.00 Jan
Jan
73
70
39c
1
11 Vi
1.50 Feb
s 3
Jan
24% Mar
3.50
2.45
20
A
preferred
Brazilian
8% Mar
1.70 Jan
127,000'
11
1.90
Jan
Feb
10c
51,800
9c
.11%
Ltd
,
fit Lawrence
3,400
8,100
1,^00
10
-
A
11
55
85%
—
1
200
1.75
—
10
6%
125
3.50
23%
—
Mersey
British
42%
24%
50
Telephone
Bright
V High
Low
40% Jan
28 Vi
*
preferred
Lumber
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
6,649
2.10
25
com
class
Bowaters
Jan
Sales
24%
20
——
preferred
A
being
Dollara
Shares
41%
10
common
Bros
one
OILS.
High
*
preferred
class
first
and
for Week
'
407/a
46%
common
—
Bowater Corp
Feb
48,500
•
Jan.
277/8
:
Bowater
Feb
1,000
20c
Quebec Cobalt & Exploration
1
Quebec Labrador Development Co
Ltd 1
fit
87c
50c
Ltd
^Quebec: Lithium-Corporation
Quebec Oil Development Ltd
,
Jan
Credit
Rights
Bell
Feb
12c
class
partic 2nd
15%
50c
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd—
6%
14% Mar
45c
Canadian
22
A
The
parts.
MIXES
18%
preferred
Controls
Ltd
Beaver
Jan
81,100
in
the
Range
__
Jan
3.55
"80c
Jan
4.40
28
50
B
two
list
18%
B
Class
Jan
18c
Jan
85c
Power Corp of Canada
4%% 1st
Power Corp of Canada—
,;V, "
r
20c
Jan
12c
50c
Ltd—^
Mining
Mar
860
Uranium
Gold
12c
14c
1
Patricia Silver Mines
Paudash Mines
Pitt
1,620
8,250
71c
imo
21%
Electric
Class
Jan
1
Mines Ltd rights.
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investmn Co—1
Peace River Mining 8s
Pennbec Mining Corp
5%
2,000
100
400
18%
Steels
Beatty
Jan
£
Metals
u
Feb
1.10
8Vic Jan
Jan
4,500
Week's
7.50
Bartaco Industries
Bathurst Power &
51% Mar
36c
17c
14%
.
Orchan
...
14%
71c
Jan
Mar
5%
HOC
Feb
17.670
4c
2.15
100
Bank of Nova Scotia
^
Jan
1.40
1.25
__
1
44%
22c
350
1.08
15c
16c
1.35
•
5%
Jan
4c
3.85
60c
4,10
of Prices
__
Jan
20c
23c
40c
49c
2.50
100
A
Class
Jan
5%
Jan
*
:
4%
class
Autofab
Jan
81c
5
Jan
86c
12VoC Mar
5
common
Bank of Montreal
Jan
Feb
1
Quebec Power Co Ltd
n
Atlas
Auto
Feb
Feb
19c
4c
Mar
3.50
*
—
class
Class
Feb
75c
__
Mar
82c
Low
-•
Atlantic Sugar Refineries common
Mar
54c
•
Opemlsca Explorers Ltd—
Opemiska Copper Mines (Que)
-
8%
Ltd
Co
Asbestos
North
8Vi
24
7Vic
1
North
7% Mar
500
1
Mines
Jan
3,050
1.85
Corp Ltd
Feb
3 Vic Feb
7c
3c
2,000
Expressed
25
Temple common
Atlantic Acceptance preferred
Jan
1,000
10.000
5
Ltd—
Finance
4c
10c
2,500
7c
8c
Jan
24.209
H2c
217/a
preferred
$2.70
Jan
3 Vic
5c
3Vic
82c
41%
24%
Ash
Feb
7c
Jan
Jan
10
Ltd
Corp
$2.50
Feb
1.00
12%
8c
———•
Pow
29
Jan
10% Mar
8c
3.65 Mar
6c
10
Imperial
$2.60
Jan
95c
Vending Co Lt<L*
&
8Vi
Jan
25% Jan
60c
Jan
4c
4c
_*
Co
Class C
Feb
63c
-Formaque Mines Ltd
Lt
7Vi
Argus
Jan
common..*
Ltd
4%%
Analogue
Feb
5c
55c
Ltd
Native Minera's Ltd
Needco Frigistors Ltd
West
5.15
95c
pfd
Royal Dairies Ltd
Royal Rice Mills Ltd
Newfoundland
1,09
Jan
7Vic
1
Molybdenite Corp of Canada
Monpre Mining Co Ltd
Aluminum
Jan
Jan
2.85
4%c Feb
2,200
3Vic
3.25
8c
--
Automatic
60c
2.60 Jan
8.030
Feb
5%
9.000
common
Bldg
Aluminium
Anthes
—
Midepsa Industries Ltd—
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd-.,
Mistango River Mines Ltd——-
National
2.70 Mar
5,000
Jan
3Vic
—
Algonquin
Jan
63c
•
Mines
52
2.85
33.290
Feb
Jan
14
571.500
4.10
,
Jan
74c
75c
57c
Jan
4%c
Gas
Warrants
Mar
70c
„
•
Pleasant
Jan
7c
4.00
5
!'
Jan
4c
55c
*
Algoma Steel
Feb
18c
30
8c
1
—
Mid-ChibougamauVMines
46
Jan
4Vic
Natural
Central
Preferred
20VicMar
1
i
Ltd—,
Jan
—•
Mines Ltd
Co
Mercury Chipman
Nocana
3.45
82c
Are
common
preferred
Preferred
Jan
52
100
__
*
7c
Mar
a8
__
7%
Norac
4c
trust———
B
Alberta
Jan
7c
10'/4c 10%c
—
Voting
-Feb
18c
30Vi
•
V Matachewan
.-
3.60
7c 12 Vic
3.50
l2%c
common
Alberta Gas Trunk
Jan
8
100
30Vi
__
1
•
C. Mclntyre-Porcupine Mines Ltd
McKinney Gold Mines Ltd
Melchers Distilleries Ltd
New
325
Shown
—
2.60
2.18
2,500
•
Gold
Feb
44 Vi
5
a7Vi
—
•
(Walter M)-
Malaruc Hygrade
-
5-'%
Warrants
Algoma
18c;
__
New
Alberta Distillers
Feb
a8c
73c
__
1
Ltd
5
a52
3.60
1
—
Marchant
2.10
334,100
44
a
4Vic
3.70
Mines
Canada
class A
Ltd
Class B
Mount
Paper
Class
2.70
2.80
•
Ltd—
Lowney Co Ltd
Mount
&
Jan
18c
18c
1
Publishing Ltd——
Lingside Copper Mining Co Ltd
Mount
5 Vi
__
Last
Class A preferred
Class A warrants
a8c
__
1
Leland
Lithium
1,405
20c
a44
a52
1
Ltd—
Zinc
2.30
12Vic
__
Acceptance Corp class A—5
Mining & Explor Co Ltd—1
Labrador
Loblaw
Jan
11%
Jan
Mar
25%
Mar
1
--2—
Ltd
common-.
Acklands
Jan
1.05
5 Vic Jan
1.75
15c
Mines
Lead
8c
Jan
1.60
__
Kontiki
1.85
Jan-
,2.15
5 Vic
•'■"'
Toronto Stock Exchange
Feb
27c
Jan
1.60
50
Iron
Labrador
Jan
1.35
5 Vic
.
*
com
preferred—
Corp Keeley Frontier Ltd
•'*
40c
Canada__2
Preferred
Feb
10c
-30
Jan
36C
Par
Abitibi Power
Jan
95c
2.30
•
—•
2
Foundation
convertible
4.00
2.00
Mining
;
Investment
300
Jan
—
—
&
10,000
1.50
24 Vi
Jan
4.75
Mar
5.476
Friday
Jan
1.75 Mar
—
Develop— „
Dredging
26c
1.50
__
3.30
380
Feb
3.20 Mar
3.80 Jan
30
12.700
Sale Price
Mar
•
25Vi
■
2,95jan
100
31,875
STOCKS
Jan
Ltd.*
Ltd
1.100
14
-1
Prices
Mar
6c
*
290
30
Stock Exchange issues are
segregated
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second
5%C Mar
—
1
;
International Ceramic Mining Ltd
International Helium Ltd
■
Jan
8
3.85
Feb
4%C
•
Jan
63c
1
8% Jan
8
Mar
._1
.
6V2C
25
1
The Toronto
Mar
Ltd—
Mar
38c
Jan
11c
8%
'5c
60c
*
2.24 Mar
11c
5
Ltd
Mines
Hastings Mining
Inspiration Ltd
Klena
3c
Jan
11c
Age Mines Ltd
Jubilee
1,000
1,000
36c
Ltd—
Jan
10c
—•
Foods Ltd
•
Gui-Por Uranium Mines & Metals Ltd-l
Jaye
Feb
24c
3Vic
Jan
13%
-*
Jan
20VicMar
1.92
l*c
14
1
9%c Feb
25c
2,100
Mar
Jan
68c
2.11
7c
Jan
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Jan
:
Jan
3Vic
__
ivGrissol
Israel
Jan
16c
92.509
7ViC
5Vic
36c
*
of
12
10
Ltd
Fd
Jan
1.19 Mar
26
25 Vic Mar
2.10
„
33c
./ Feb V''
9c
Mines
Speculative Inv
7c
3.20
25%
Mar
>1
-
Mines
Lake
6%
150
York
i.OOJ
~
:—•
Oil
Co Ltd
Western Helium Ltd
Westville
1.05
63c
Ltd
Westburne
Jan
Jan
•
Associates
Feb
9c
30
Mar
23
Hout
Jan
15%
Jan
10c
'
12,400
20Vic
Jan
Jan
22 Vic
v
530
Jan
1.95
Jan
"
Swimming Pools Ltd
Der
13c
62c
3.85
__
Genuine
Co
12,000
1
j
(1945)
6c
Mar
Co
Jan
11.690
_
10c
3.20
3.85
High
12.900
30
_1
Mining Co Ltd;
Principal Properties.—
Electric
7c
—*
1————
Towns
<)c
5Vic
Ltd—3.20
Low
10c
95c
7c
>
t
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
9c
__
25c
Jan
Fre.Zcrs
Vanguard Explorations
Virginia Mining corp
Weedon Mining Corp
Jan
—-1
,
Minerals
15%
26
279,800
"
-.1
—1
Ltd——.
•■Fundy Bay Copper Mines—
Futurity Oils Ltd
Golden
33c
28c
23%
(
Mines
Lake
Glen
:30c
24
1
—.———:
—
Reliance
Fox
300
30Vic
Mar
1.50
500
30
28c
-
11% Mar
12%
11c
255
7c
30
*
Ltd—
Investments
Fontana
Fort
15 Vi
7c
—
__
■■
Feb
Jan
1,100
15 Vi
—
8
12
Ltd----.
Shares
94c
9c'
1
Corp
for Week
110c
j-
*
Obalski
United
30c
--i-
,,,
Sales'"
Range
10c
1.
r-.
Asbestos Corp Ltd—.
Corporations class A-—
United
5,683
Jan
Ltd—*
Empire Oil <fc Minerals Inc
Equity Explorations Ltd
"Fabi Limited
United
38
4,500
1,170
Monday, March l&f~1963
.
Week's
of Prices
Low
—1
Ltd-
t Class B
20c
*
,
Mines
Jan
Jan
.—1
Products
22c
-
3c
Ltd
Com
Petroleum
,
18c
Linoleum Co Ltd
.
Jan
Mar
9,000
*
Dumagami Mines Ltd—
United
4c
4c
'
20e
Weldg & Steel Works Ltd-*
Dumont Nickel
V
-
4%c
5
&
Jan
20c
1
Leaseholds
Canada
4Vic
A
Oilcloth
Trans
20c
10
—
Explorers
Dominion
^Dominion
;•
Ltd
Ltd——
Exploration
20c
*
class
: 1.50 Feb
4%c
A—
A—
Ltd
Ltd
Petroleum
J
Ltd——
Mines
Mines
Titan
4.60
Mines
37%
__
Dome
Feb
P 1.55 Feb
Jan *
Hie
—
37%
1
Limitee
Dolsan
Tib
1
—
Ltd
Electronics
Feb*
^
'■■■*
Last
.
Sale Price
Ltd—
6%c
Jan
4c
20c
*
iip.—.—
M-G
.
Mines
Tazin
S
1.55
p
Mines
Jan
Jan
4.00
,
Talisman
United
1
Corn Ltd
Yellowknife
4c
2,000
Lake
5Vic
3 Vic
—
1
Copperstream Mines Ltd———.—
Credit
4.50
3 Vic Jan
-
Par
Tache
9 Vic Jan
,
1.50
__
1
Mines
Pacific
Ltd
—'
1.50
P-
Consolidated
Couvrette
4.50
'
14 %c Feb
7 Vic Feb
.1,000
"4.000,
■
..
;
High
Jan
8c
5,500
Cadillac
Ltd
PMines
-1
—
Friday
STOCKS
Low,/!..
4c
4Vic
:
Range Since Jan. l, 15X53
2,500
8c
Vic
4
■
I'';
9c
4c
__
'
for Week
Shares
,
(Range for Week Ended March 15)
?'£•
Sales
8c
-
,
Lid-*
(Can)
——
Mines
__
-1
V»a.ra.his
—1Com..agate Miniere L'Ungava—
;y.v.-?--
High
9c
:
.
1
1
——
Consolidated
Low
„lv
-
Range —
of Prices
Sale Price
j
,
.
«...
Week's
.
Last
.
>
.
91c
-
Feb
1.00 Jan
: 8%
Jan
9% Mar
4.50 Feb
33
Mar
V 15%
37
38
175
35%
Jan
:K'? 39
Feb
'42
♦
42
64
/;:?3%
Jan
43
-k Jan
15%
15%
100
Feb
16%
•
--
-
Jan
Volume
The
Number 6247
197
Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
41;
CANADIAN MARKETS
f
Friday
Last ft
STOCKS
;
Range
ft"'1"'
Par
Warrants
6%
6%
13,423
1.15
.1.30
980
*
15%
10
2.50
*
64%
9%
Hydrocarbon conunon
Canadian
Low
High
1.15
ft
-——?;
Low
STOCKS
Imperial Bank.
Canadian Industrial Gas--—
Canadian
15%
15%
G43a
9%
9%
Feb
1.60
Jan
Inglis
(John)
Jan
Inland
Cement
67
Jan
Inland
Natural
4.484
"
Jan
10
Feb
,/15
9
Feb
Preferred
Jan
:
Low
1.00
1.00
200
4.95
5%
572
—f
1
Warrants
!
Range Since Jan. 1, 19GS
High
17%
17%
5%
common
ft—ft
w eek
Shares
—
5 Va
5 ( '4
18
18
*
10
Gas
"
tvi
5c
—
preferred
17%
Feb.' ft,
61%
Sales
Range
Low
*
Wire
;
Co
3.030
"A 15
Industrial
13%
4.585
14%
Jan
15% Mar
305
633'4
■
High
7%
1.05
Week's
of Prices
Par
Feb
6
Friday
-Last
■ft
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
6%
1
Oil
Husky
Canadian
Shares
Sale Price
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended March 1 5)
;
Sales
ft Week'*
20
—
—
82 c
8.545
100
1.10 Feb
Feb,
17
157
vft.
ft
High
Jan
4.70
6%
Jail ft
4.75
Feb
Jan
17%
Jan
18%
r*
Jan
Jan
6
18%
Feb
87c
Jan
7
Jan
common
Canadian
Pacific Railway
Petrofina preferred
Canadian
Salt
Canadian
——
.
Corp class A
Canadian Tire
4.50
4.5U
4.50
26
26%
11 Va
11%
ft 18
28 Va
18
;>
25%
26
'
>
175
-
'
Common
37
46
30 %>
130
40
32
31%
32
30
31%
31%
32%
*
8
7%
8
4,397
7% Mar
8%
Jan
Class B
•
8%
8
8%
8,780
8
Feb
9%
Jan
50
48%
48%
49%
315
47%
Jan
50V2
Jan
83c
90c
1,200
82c
Jan
97c ft Jan
26% Mar
International
Bronze
Jan
11%
Feb
International
Minerals
Jan
18
Jan
Jan
28 Va Mar
34
2,365
30%
*
—
Jan
16
2,454
Jan
23%
1,388
17%
4.00
10%
22.999
11%
60c
24%
3,200
26%
1
25
10
*
*
Canadian Marconi Co...
501
Loblaw Cos
Industries
Canadian
14%
4.95
Jan
Jan
,.46
—*
Gas—
Utilities
Canadian
Vreferred
5ft
Vickers
Canadian
Wallpaper
4 ft
5 %%
--
-—
Properties
100 ;
110
•
Jan
18%
Jan
Feb
22 Va
7
7
26%
26%
48
49%
370
•
64 Va
63 %
64 V4
18,821
50 %
48%
50%
3.755
44
v
52
52
52%
505
48
%
50c
50c
200
46c
1959
24»2
Feb
25
Jan
5
Mar
19
19
405
17
Jail
19
Feb
16%
16%
175
15%
Jan
17
Jan
__
Chrysler
21
21
200
20Vi
Jan
21%
Feb
2534
26
1,025
25%
Feb
29%
warrants
5
5
100
3.40
3.60
900
95
80
6%
Jan
4.60
Jefferson
Jockey Club Ltd
Feb
K
C
*
*
Development
P
Lake
Building
Preferred
■«
Consolidated
Gas
Consumers
Class
B
Kelvinator
8 Va
8
8%
225
8
Feb
9%
9
9%
6,650
7%
Jan
9%
Feb
8%
8%
1,400
7%
Jail
8%
Feb
Lafarge
5.85
5.65
5.95
2,558
4.75
Jan
6.35
Feb
Lakeland
24%
23%
24 7 a
18,094
22%
Jan
37%
37%
38
5,196
21
15,906
107
50
106%
*
17%
17%
—
27%
Gen
Canada
Jan
18
Feb
Laura
6%
Jan
8
Jan
Laurentide Financial
2.65
2.C0 Mar
27 %
28
65
14
165
2nd
Preferred
1.10
Jan
Dominion Steel
45
60
75
55
Jan
68
$2
Mar
53%
1,576
14%
4,670
11%
2.85
2.60
2.85
49%
49
49%
5,490
15
Jan
49%
8,872
17
21%
Jan
110
Feb
19
18%
.19%
120
120
121
30
5%
Jan
Jan
13%
Groceterias
Feb
124
Locana
Mar
Loeb
Minerals
Ltd
(M)
4.60 Mar
1,350
2.40 Feb
2.45
875
2.35
Feb
10%
10%
10%
210
9%
Jan
70c
500
68c
35%
35%
100
32%
16% Mar
18%
Feb
16%
17%
7,043
16
Feb
19
Jan
20%
20%
100
20
Jan
20% Mar
20%
20%
1,095
40
41%
10%
170
40
Feb
10%
3,125
10
Mar
15%
16%
16%
3,345
13%
Jan
12%
4,395
10 Va
Jan
31%
Feb
12% Mar
33% Jaa
Feb
33% Jan
555
20%
*
31%
145
22 %
Feb
Jan
43%
Jan
12 Va
Feb
16%
^
Feb
Jan
21
Mar
24
Jan
—.....—......2.53
22%
22%
22%
100
22
Mar
22%
Feb
23%
23%
150
23
Jan
24
Jan
22%
22%
10,597
18%
Jan
22%
2.50
3.00
1,020
2.25
Feb
25
25%
275
11%
12
2,910
13%
13%
46,376
12%
Jan
34c
38C
145,159
22c
Jan
105 Va 106%
355
104%
Jan
7.30 Mai-
9.00
Jan
Class
23% Mar
23%
Feb
Macleods
63
61 Va
63%
2,456
Jan
65
Feb
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River
9
9
905
Jan
,
8%
48%
600
8
Feb
125
48
Jan
49%
10
8%
48
,
10%
10%
13%
13%
18%
17%
18%
22
8'
9 '
Mar
8% Jan
12
14%
Jan
18 Vs
Jan
21
Feb
23
Jan
16%
Jan
20% Mar
19%
20%
3,265
10
■:—*
10
10
10
100
42
41%
42%
1,591
36%
20
20
150
17
10
Mar
Jan
43
Feb
Jan
20
Jan
Mar-
10
20
A
46
328
38% Jan
46% Mar
Milton
39
655
30
Jan
39
Mar
Modern
ICO
11%
Feb
12
Jan
Molson
192
205
131
Mar
225,
Feb
Class
9
9
125
8 %
Feb
10%
Jan
Monarch
Fine
11 %
11
11%
1,025
10%
Montreal
Locomotive
2.10
2.10
500
Feb
Feb
11% Mar
2.10
2.45
Montreal
Jan
*
59%
58
59%
12,257
50%
Jan
17%
18%
995
17%
Jan
18%
27%
25
Feb
28
106
27
11%
Feb
38c
Mar
Jan
v
100
14%
Jan
14%
2.45
2.55
2,300
1.95
Jan
2.60
7%
7%
7%
3,161
22
22
22
3.05
2.05
3.80
Jan
Jan
8
Jan
22%
Feb
3.60
Jan
1.75
1,100
Jan
3.05 Mar
60,004
3.50
Feb
21%
300
1.85
3.50
7
25
3.05
1.90
*
Jan
13% Mar
109
2.55
*
Jan
13%
•Jan
14%
*
Brick
Feo
14%
*
20
Feb
3.20
25
2.05 Mar
Jan
3.10
Jan
6
Jan
395
Feb
6%
Jan
*
Foods
Works
6 Va
105
28%
29%
963
27%
Jan
29%
Feb
*
B
6%
29%
28%
28%
30
218
28%
Jan
30%
Feb
*
A
6%
•
class
Containers
Brewery class A
7%
7%
7%
3,498
7% Mar
9%
Jan
12
12
12%
12
Feb
:
5
93
93%
1,600
88-
Jan
common
*
47%
47%
48%
12.661
45%
Jan
52%
Feb
Containers
1
5.00
4.90
5.00
600
4.45
Jan
5.25
Feb
*
15%
16%
Jan
Trust
*
375
15%
Jan
100
Jan
59% Mar
18
13%
*
Gas
11%
Famous
*
100
Grain
3r/
1.70
11%
20
Pacific
Industries
11%
189
2.50
•
Preferred
38
10
•
Metro Stores common
Midwest
22%
*
-
11%
46
*
...
Ltd.;
Shoes
*
common-*
——20
pfd
Magna
Maher
Feb
Feb
Jan
20
—
class
class
Paper
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
Rights
5%% preferred
;
McBrine
(L) preferred
M E P C Canadian Properties
Jan
*
B
&
Maple Leaf Mills common
13%
323
Power
Feb
17%
7,622
14,009
21%
61
1,054
13%
10
Jan
Jan
2,450
50
warrants
Feb,
85 c
37
.
Jan
22%
300
Co
Feb
11%
22%
7.50
8%
pfd
Jan
Jan
22%
23 Va
*
preferred
Mar
6%
3.00
2.65
r
A.2.53
23%
Falconbndge
Fanny Farmer Candy
*
1
27%
28
220
Federal Farms
common
*
4.55
4.55
100
Federal
Players Canadian'
preferred
—20
28%
28%
128
65c
72c
2,300
Grain
Fleet
Motor
Ford
of
—
Mfg
Ford
Fraser
Frosst
National
Drug & Chemical common
Preferred
83c
Mar
Jan
National
Trust
Niagara
Wire
46%
47
121
45%
Feb
1.75
1.77
215
171%
Jan
Jan
51
1.75
191
v ;
Jan
9%
221
9 %
Jan
10%
26%
27
388
25%
Jan
27 K Mar
Northern
Quebec
6
5%
6%
275
5%
Feb
Feb
Northern
Telephone
I
A).
9%
.
18 Va
18%
18%
34%
34%
34%
12,022
100
100
100%
Northern
18 Va Mar
5
*
7
5 ft
common
20%
Jan
Jan
34%
Feb
preferred
preferred
■
5 %%
:
Bakeries
General
Jan
104
35
103%
Jan
104%
250
10%
Feb
7
900
6%
Jan
29%
589
100 100'/a
11%
100
420
104 104%
.*
33%
11%
12
*
General
General
Development
Dynamics
1
6%
1
—-
6%
28 Va
27%
-
Natural
Ontario
28
55
26
26%
450
r
Gas
13%
13%
13%
32
32%
18%
18%
49%
49%
9%
28% Mar
Jan
29
13
Feb
15%
Jan
34%
Jan
17%
.
Jan
Jan
Jan
"
9";
,
19
Jan
1,662
.
50
Jan
49
40
9%
Jan
31 Va Mar
2,085
18%
49 %
Feb
16
21
10,935
*
,
27%
275
32%
'
9% Mar
Jan
Feb
5.95
Feb
5.50
5.50
100
5.25
100
82%
82%
33
80%
Jan
*
23%
23%
200
20%
Jan ,ft
23% Mar
12%
34%
Jan
Feb
...
13% Jan
38% Jan
14
Jan
■'
Warrants
Nova
1.810
.
preferred—50
1
Power
Util
Scotia
preferred
Power
^
82 % Mar
Jan
Feb '
Ontario Loan & Debenture
Jan
Ontario Steel
Products
Feb
32
Ogilvie
Jan
<
8%
27% Mar
28
14% Feb
14% Mar
150
*
*
B_
;
27
Northwest
Gatineau Power
class
*
•
*
common
15%
10
Norandai Mines
Jan
15V>
15%
20
preferred
Grocers
15 Va
5
—ft
National
46%
Co
(Charles
Jail
Jan
Jan-
*
Companies—
(A J)
65c
National
30
Jan
28
Feb
4.95
Feb
4.40
—5
Co
Canada
Freiman
70c
•
Foundation
Ontario Store
Fixture
Flour
•
Wholesale
1%
68
67
68%
2,692
62%
Jan
68%
Feb
Oshawa
General Petroleum Drilling class A—50c
67c
67c
67c
200
65c
7%
Jan
70c
Jari
Overland
9
Feb
84
Jan
Feb
10
Jan
Page
Max-
414
Jan
Parker
Jan
49
Feb
Pembina
795
13
13%
35%
35%
225
16%
:•
i 17
2,900
4.00
300
13%
10
*
common
17
*
3.90
„
17
ft Mar
Feb
30
4.40
Jan
3.75
..
33
Jan
& Feb
89% Mar
General
General
Motors
Steel
Preferred
Globe
4%
—
Wares
Envelopes
class
preferred
Mackay
Great
Lakes
Lakes
Warrants
Great
Greater
9
9%
325
127
127
10
50
*
48
48
48
65
6 Va
6%
6%
600
5%
Feb
*
A_
18
177/a
18%
15%
Jan
19%
Jan
8.85
Jan
10%
9%
Jan
10%
Capital
Coal
Cotton
10
50
class
49
850
25
Jan
Power
1.30
15%
15%
Jan
>6%
Feb
Jan
4.50
Feb
575
14%
Feb
16%
Jan
928
>,
14
Feb
16%
Jan
2.80 Mar
3.50
19
19%
2,308
18%
Jari
59%
59
59%
879
58%
20%
.
Quinte
Jan
64
Feb
Jan
-
Siddeley
26
ft 26
25
25%
Jan
26
96
96
% 97
70
95%
Jan
97
Mar
3.25
3.05
3.35
4,144
_»
5%
—
«
Dauch—
Pittfield.——
Howard Smith Paper
preferred..
25
5%
1.40
5c
50
1"%
1.05
10
50%
ft-
13%
4,770
108
75
370
75 c
50%
43%
v
Jan
75c
108
ft 90
:-,;y
;
...
Feb
53
50% Mar
1.40 Mar
43%
25 :
60
466
2.80
2.90
21,124
31%
185
ft.;——*
For footnotes, see
page
185
189
575
40%
41
II,555
14%
14%
14%
6%
6%
6%
25%
25
25%
97%
——
Minerals
i'AjSAssi
40%
—
Industrial
31%
97%
97%
4.40
4.50
A"
43.
~
9,456
% 1,600
6.380
,
Jan
8%
Jan
35
5%
14%
550
35
8%
9
1.60
1.75
1,000
36
•V
36%
ft
Feb ft
35
45,385
:
Feb
7Va
8,225
14 %
2.75
,
50
4%
35
5%
~9
37
Mar
4
Feb
Jan
15%
9%
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan ft
8
,
1.55
i
ft
6.00
Jan
4.50
14% Feb
.■
1,103
6%
6%
35 Va
70c
87
89
37 ft Feb
Feb ft ft-
10%
*
10%
10%
4.80
5,095
7
66c
87
1
7%
Jan
1.20
Mar
66c
17,720
1,454
...64%
Jan
280
ft
9%
Feb
Feb
94
Jan
44
Jan
Russel
58% Mar
2.70
66
ft
Feb
30
728
■
;
Feb
Russell
Feb
31% Mar'
32
Jan
St
Jan
.
192
40% Mar
6%
Lawrence
11> ft'
Fel*"-
3.65
Jan
Feb
5%
5%
5%
1,550
20%
20%
340
23%
23%
20
•
16%
16%
16%
4.50
4.85
*
15%
15Vs
15 Va
6%
5%
6%
ft
f.
.
common
—
10
class
ft
-
10
"8%
ft'
-ft
ft
i
,
-
11%
25%
10
——
10
ft;
16%
Feb
4.50 Feb
-
5% Mar
20%
5.50
v
?
'
Feb
Jan
15% Mar
•
6%
Feb
10
Feb
7Va Jan
,
9
ft
-
Jan
Jan
Feb
78% Jan
14% Jan
Feb
25%
Jan
9% Jan
.Jan
103/4
Feb
25
-.600.
<
14
Feb
Feb
>•
72V2 Mar,:
10 Va Mar
195
14
23%
9
.
...
9,905
25%
ft,'
4.00
3,166
75%
HVa
V
ft' ft
Jan
Jan
15 Va Mar
.
2,180
74%
75
Jan
15%
ft.
800.
25%
Jan
Jan ft
4.50
i
210
ft
ft
Feb
9%
•
•'ft
21 Va
50
8%
ft
Jan
19%
ft
.....
245
11%
*
class
100
1,200
ft
9%
9%
8%
...
.
9%
Mar
9%
■
4.50 Feb
11%
Mar
8
2,030
20%
23%
V
-
Jan
28%
'
ft
Warrants
Jan
6%
Feb
98
Feb
-
4.50 Mar
Maurice
Cement
ft
8ay,'/ette
Scottish
Selkirk
class
A
.
102
12
loo
14% Mar
.
r:
ft*
14
ioo
?
16
Jan
25
ft 99 Va
55c
9%
Feb
103
Jan
2,100
'
65C
58c
65C
9%
9%
9%
3.20
3.30
;
Ltd
u
—*
: Holdings
'preferred—50
Holdings class A—
*
Seven' Arts
101%
A
*
15
15
*
pfd———-..100
Gas—^-1'
class
Salada Foods Ltd—
Jan
15 Va
Jan
Jan
St
Mar
44%
24% Mar
97
ft
Jan
9
300
400
8
10
preferred-**---..*—-20
Industries.
Lawfence
"
14
;
3.75
20
9%
9%
'
•ft"
3.10 Feb
St
140
*
A——.
of Pall Mall
(Hugh)
9
8
\ ft' Preferred.
Jan
9
10
>
ft
4.25
2
preferred
Paper
4.25
4.25
Royal Bank of Canada
10
Royalite Oil common
1
*
—25
Jan
Mar
21c
1.
A
Chemical
Little
Rothmans
Jan
2.30
Mar
class
Nodwell
Holland
Feb1
108
'
Imperial -Fid Glaze*-..
———*
Imperial Life Assurance
10
Imperial Oil
*
Imperial Tobacco common..—:
__5
6ft
preferred —■
..4.86%
Industrial Acceptance common..
*
4%ft preferred
100
Jan
3.00
500
1,500
66c
Prop
Rockower
Feb
1.90 Jan
Mar
180
59%
2.85
23%
7%
1.60
preferred
Robin
'
.UBuron i
Rights
Jan
3.00
100
class
Robinson
Mar
18
Jan
2nd
5% Mar
.ft
Jan*
7,355
A.
20 %
7%
common
*
—*
Preferred;—ft—-i.
26% Mar
43,804
5c
■'
Revenue
% 19% Mar
16c
43%
Jan
6,750
3.00
Revelstoke Bldg
;
Jan
Jan
1.65
1.40
5C
>
4.10
4.70' Jan
7,626
r-,-155.'.
90
108
'ft;
—
26%
462
17 Va
.
50%
—20c
•
—
18
88
1.05
'-ft
550
ft--'5%»
17 Va
*
100
19%
26
90
•
Hayes Steel
Hees (Geo H) & Co..
Hendershot Paper preferred
2.50 Jan
19
26
8%
7%
Rapid Grip Batten common*—^
:*
Class A ——-*
Reitman
Jan
100
100
common—
Milk
Reichhold
25
...
—
Jan
Jan
200
Aft
8%
3.00
—*
*
Preferred
2.80
Jan
350
21%
Warrants
15%
4.50
21%
—20c
Ore
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
4.00
15%
Jan
21%
*
400
15
•
8%
*
Bros
400
19%
—*
common—
8%
4.00
Jan
*
;
Iron
6%
15%
——*
common.
20
*
common
Industries
4.15
2.80
*
10
4,538
4.00
:
Jan
49 Va
31%
4.00
*
1.25
common
Corp
Premium
Jan
31%
4.00
*
Engravers
Jan
Feb
Jan
1.00
48
"
*
common—
Carpets
&
400
49
21%
Photo
4.15
——
*
*
-
10
1.05
Penmans
Phantom
6%
*
Preferred
Rights
10
49
*
A
—.
ft.
Farms
Home
237
Drilling
Pipeline
Jan
6%
31%
*
18% Mar
.A
Preferred
Hinde
9.75
1.05
*——
Preferred
Hawker
20%
9.50
1
common.;
«;*
Harding
20%
45%
7,632
I,280
9.50
Winnipeg Gas
Hamilton
20%
*
common
127
1
Hersey
Price
***.
*
*
_
common
Preferred
127
...
Power'
8%
Jan
*
Greyhound Lines—
ft
Guaranty Trust——;
f:
100
*
Voting trust
Greening Industries
Hardee
1,350
common
preferred
B
8%
86%
«.—
West
Class
8%
86%
———.
Warrants
Great
class
Paper
Northern
$2.80
8%
86%
A
Canada
Gordon
Great
*
100
common
—
Goodyear Tire
-
325
2.85
2.40
16% Mar
18
23 Va
Maclaren
Moore Corp
v-
5%
2.80
2.40
Feb
Jan
14%
Mar
*
Preferred
ft
6,703
16
*
Empire Life Insurance
Exquisite Form common
•
16%
Jan
2,535
*
A
16
2.25
12%
16%
750
Ltd
Class
16%
Jan
Jan
16
*
Trust
1.75
1,035
16%
11%
10%
Investment
Match
Eddy
225
12
,
♦
12%
*
Mach
1.80
*
—
11%
common
Jan
1.80
9
,
Jan
6
11%
17%
Jan
80c
11%
16%
Jan
Feb
5%
11%
11%
common
6%
3.55
Feb
940
12
11%
pfd
Jan
Jan
4,000
10%
Preferred
Midland
Economic
A
59%
10%
67c
12
1st pfd—30
11%
23.50
Washing
Emco
class
Jan
Jan
5%
5%
Jan
•
Jan
63c
20%
1st preferred
class A
68
12 % Mar
11%
"
Jan
2.05
ft.
11
5%
•
*
Dupont Co——.—
Easy
58c
5%
40%
common
preferred
Class B
Feb
Feb
*
Industries
10
•
675
:
Textile
600
20
—20
25
Preferred
10%
*
Loblaw
Mar
47
Chemical common—*
Tar &
10%
10%
38
Industries
2nd
2.85 Mar
Feb
A
preferred
Levy
53% Mar
Jan
2.50
2,300
—50
Stores
Dominion
Jan
3
class
Leland
Mar
60
60
Jan
14 Va
Inv
Mar
30
Secord
preferred
$1.25 preferred
1.75 Mar
160
52%
Coal
Dominion
Jan
10%
10
Loan
6%%
Jan
14
Jan
45
2
*
*
——.
Jan
3.15
2.>0
Warrants
Jan
29 Va
9% Mar
600
14%
common
Dominion Magnesium
Dominion Scottish Invest
Dover
Lambton
53%
Foundry & Steel
Dominion
Jan
44
Warrants
Dominion
Mar
*
preferred
Fabrics
4.95
8,490
11
6% Jan
81%
Mar
1
Preferred
7.30
Coal
Electrohome
Dominion
21
109
5
common
Bridge
of
865
3.25
11
1
Feb
1.60
*
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5%
3.15
10
common.
Gas
Jan
1.70
v
9%
14
Cement
Lake Ontario Cement common
Jail
51% Mar
Seagrams
Dominion
—
1.68
24% Mar
16%
1,100
10
Dominion
5%
3.20
53
3.378
1.80
of Canada
40
19
1,235
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Estate
Dominion
7%
2.15
6
36% Jan
655
7%
2.00
50
International Led
Distillers
18
7%
*
common..
20
2.00
25
Timber
Zellerbach
Crown
Dale
106%
Imperial
Trust
Crush
106%
*
Preferred
Crown
21
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55 V0
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8
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Cosmos
53%
Jan
A—
class
Jan
54%
.
Feb
57%
r'i
Feb
68c
Feb
common
Warrants
1.50
25
78%
10
Feb
Jan
Credit
Coronation
7,901
60
*
Jail
8%
preferred
Distillery
Corby
1.95
60
*
4.10
220
*
.—*
Paper
1.80
60
—
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10
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1.95
10
4,415
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preferred
8%
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B
5%
common
Consolidated Mining &
240
4.210
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3.00 Mar
Jan
5
6% Mar
2.80 Mar
Feb
75c
81
1
5%
1
*
Bakeries
Consolidated
6% Mar
1,900
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53 V*
5
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8%
5%
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9,300
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.
Feb
50
Jan
Jan
80
*
common
Preferred
Jan
Feb
73%
63% Mar
*
25c
Kelly Douglas class A
Kelly Douglas warrants
National
Conduits
14%
3.00
6%
2.80
12% Mar
259
52%
81
'
'
Cellulose
Columbia
6%
2.80
common
Warrants
12%
12%
27% Mar
Jan
5
*
.
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44'4
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Jan
102
Jan
Jan
26
—
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Jan
4.05
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81
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55
Jan
95
3.40
100..
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Interprovincial Pipe Line
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Syndicate
common
'
19
Building
ft,
Mar
25
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Mar
5
common
Preferred
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16%
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25
25
——
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90
19 V4
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20
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preferred
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55c
2.850
48
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5
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Jan
101
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Mar
33
,
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58c
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;
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50
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1,100
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6%
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Jan
10%
Feb
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Jan
3.05 Feb
4,803
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Feb
69c
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42
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STOCKS
of Prices
Par
Class
A
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preferred
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200
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19
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19%
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25
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•
49
25 J/2
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49 J/2
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43
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class
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43
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62
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1.05
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3.55
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85c
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16%
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10'/2
10'/2
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300
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8.100
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Jari
,7 19%'Marv?
.
Feb
10
30
1
—
——100
——
3.85
Canadian
Jan
.3:55
liya. Jan;
•
3iy»Maf
1,040
103 J/2 103 J/2
^
Steinberg clriss A———
;Y
1,303
" 225
,
32 J/2
-
Feb
17%"Jan" '
9%
300
Radio
Jan
2.75
7
11 %c
4,720
'Canadavfungstett—*
.
^
High
.
Jan.
9>ac
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-
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Low-
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Canada Oil
v Jan
6
'
i
1,734
—*.-*—1
_*_i—7.
lie
Campbell Chibougamattii-i.'-*;-^—*./*—1.'•:
'
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
10J/2c
Camerina Petroleum/J^.—
,
'
17%'.Mam
Jan
Jan
5
690
"3.90
*
Low
7———-55b f
17c
Calgary. & Edmantofc—22 %'
«
Feb';
Feb V "
6.80 Mar
12%- Feb /
69% Jan-
355
32'/2
3.90
Foodp Ltd-——.—.
Standard Pavingi-—.—-
19
31%
-V-
Stafford
Standard
47V4
28%
,
Jan
13%
17%
12%
-
Jan
5.30
/
15%
—-
Industries
Slater Steel common
Par
'
forWcek
Shares3:
——1
Calalta Petroleum
*
25 J/2
Mines Oils
Cadamef Mines
Jari
'.43
.
-
-
27%::
_
of Canada———,
Oil
Shullys
Cable
30% Mar
29
SilverwOod Dairies class. A——--—
Shell
■
Jan"
231
16%
'Warrants' ■■■—'---i----'--——
30% Feb
Sales
Range
of Prices
,
28% Jan
I
62,959
29%
46'A
£0
50
20
Investments
Shell
.V
29%:
29%
A
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Low
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
Binge Since Jam' 1,1963
Shares
'
Low
29%
Bhawinigari Water & Power common—♦
Class
STOCKS
for Week
Range
Sale Price
-Friday';
SsilcMb
Week's
Monday, March/ 18/l%3*ry/y$
:
(Range' for Week-Ended March 15 )
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Chronicle'iy
21 y2c
v.
6c
27c
7c
/-
Jan /■
>.
*11 y2
Jan
r?
11%
Jan
'
FebJan v*
/Jan
»-
2.75 Mar*..
28
Mar
13 %
Jan y
13 Va
Jan
Volume 19^
Number 624T\
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1151)1 43
CANADIAN
(Range for Week Ended March 15)
Friday
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
of Prices-,v
High
Low
2.70 Mar
3.05
'
Low
Pacific
Jan
Petroleums
1
12c
14%
8Vac
Maf,
27c
Warrants
55% Jan
17% Jan
Mar
Pamour
13'/ac Jan
51c
Jan
Pax
1
13VaC
13Vac
0
7.60
7.20
7.70 *
3.60
3.60
97c
Consolidated
Gold
International
*
Consol
1
Paymaster
PCE
17VaC
Exploration Ltd
Peerless Exploration
Permo Gas & Oil
17c
12 Vac
*
24V2C
Jan
21c
Mai¬
27c
Jan
ne
Jan
4Vac
Feb
5V2C
Jan
Perron Gold Mines
Peruvian Oil & Mines
8Vac: Jan
IOV2C
Jan
Petrol; Oil & Gas
27c
Jan
11c
-
"
1.05
Feb
20c
J»n
1.55
Jan
32c
Feb
26Vac Mar
Jan
Place
Oil
&
3.583
27c
5.500
12c
13c
40.150
__
70c
72c
1,500
60c
62c
3.400
20c 21 VaC
*
27c
1.550
60c
1
Gas
6c
7c
53c
1.262
C
1
59c
1
3.15
Preston ;Mines Ltd
Prospectors Airways
1
8.05
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Purdex Minerals Ltd
*
.Quebec
40c
*
42c
5,600
44c > 59c
10.700
3.40
1.000
3.15
87c
18,600
1.52
22.431
llo
15c
7.05
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
Quebec
2.98
Feb
476,800
15c
9.65
Radiore Uranium Mines
Jan
Raglan
1
Nickel
Jan
Feb
Renabie
Jan
40c
19,650
38c
*
8,600
45c
2,600
84c
87c
2.853
__
*
Mines
10c
.1
9Vac lOVaC
1.85
__
1
*
14 Vac
12 Va
1
1
24c
6c
5VaC
1
14c
Mines
Mines
I
Consolidated
1
Antonio
2
Sheritt
:_
Bidlamaque
New
Calumet
Gold
Warrants
Davies
Petroleum...
Mines.
New
Goldvue
New
Harricana
i
24<-
17c,
5V2C
Feb
35c
40c
Mines
26V2C
5 Va 'C
5c
Jan
7V2c
25c
Jan
28c
Feb
_
United
4c
Jan
6V2C
Feb
United Oils
7Vac
7c
Jan
9c
Feb
United
1.27
1.35
Feb
Upper Canada Mines
Urban Quebec
_—u_!_
Vandoo Consolidated
9V2C
Northern
•
Nova
Nudulama
Gold
O'Prien
Okalta
—
Mines_.
Mines.
—
Olearv .Malartic—__
Opemiska Copper—
Mines___—,
Rights
Orcada
36c
38c
________—
Gold
15c
17c
24V2C
Jan
23VaC 23 VaC
__
5VaC
__
2.79
Jan
30c
Jan
65c
Feb
11,540
53c
Jan
11c
Jan
:
1.53
1.55
1.60
-.7,425
79c
85C
■: 37,840
76c
Feb
9,700
16c
Jan
18 VaC
22c
20c
11V4
41c
3.80
21c
3.85
2.89
;
lie
21,500
19c
23c
164.175
1.60
1.56
1.70
10c
__
33c
33c
_
46c
__1
4.95
—t
2lC.
—1
33 VaC
-49VaC
—*
LilS-i.
5.10
-
20c
21c
32C 33 VaC
-,45c49VaC
—
2.10
21.252
6.332
20.600
2.000
.
.2.400
2.20
9c
9VaC
32c
12VaC >12VaC 13VaC
lp.OOQ
I
Mines
.
18c
22c
__
lie
lie
12c
6.90
7.10
1.86
3.10
54c
Feb
,-
Jan
~
;
6.25
4.90 Feb
22c
17c :Jan
25 %c
Jan
48V2C
Jan
36c
v
Jan
Feb
class
Wilshire Oil
Wiltsey Coghlan
Lead
&
Yellowknife
Young
<HG)
Yukon
Jan
5Vac
Feb
4.265
Feb
>
12.348
20.040
2HC
>7.230
40c
5.000
33.000
6.50
Jan
38 VaC Feb
Feb
15c
IIV2C Mar
3.00 Mar
3.60
3.95
82c
83c
435
4,450
7c
8c
10Vac Jan
39,500
Feb
15Vac
Jan
Feb
Jan
Jan
50c
16 VaC
1.52
__
16C16%C
1.57
1.50
2.05 -2.05
18c
25c
23C
40c
82c
82c
3.00 Mar
13c
4,075
Feb
17c
1.78
2.05 Mar
2.35
Jan
17c
28c
18c
Feb
83c
1
1.35
3.45 Mar
1.50 Mar
7,060
"300
103,900
65.120
4.615
79c
Jan
17VaC 20 VaC
1
Feb
Jan
93c
A
Jan
12c
12c
,
5.05
87c
9,500
15c
17c
Jan
Mar
13,765
14Vac
4Vac Jan
HVaC Jan
6 VaC
82c
26,310
9c
Feb
Jan
Jan
29c
Jan
28c
Mar
1.00
Feb
Bear
Metal
Zenmac
5 Vac
6c
6c
1.11
Mines
Mines
9c
5 Vac
1.15
7c
_■_.
8c
42c
Mines
46c
4c
Yukenb'-Mines
4 V2C
20 VaC 23 VaC
_.
19c
Zulapa Mining
7 AO Jan
2.45
23c
28c
.48c
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
Feb
Mar
14Vac Feb
y
5,500
2,825
Jan
26c
.Mar
5V2C Jan
20c:
F*b
12c'
1.85 Mar
16c
12c
lie
'
Consolidated
4c
>6.000
11 VaC
lOVaC '
i
Zinc
Feb
58c
Jan
Jan
Jan
Jan
>
3c
19,000
1.24
Wright-: Har greaves
,29c.-Mar
Jan
*
4c
3Vac
-__1
Yale
Jan
Mar
1.35
3.45
Yankee Canuck Oil
Yellorex Mines:
Feb
14c
3.05
Windfall
Feb
8c
14c
'1.77
i 1.15
__
,__
Jan
10c
Mar
3.40
.
Feb
48c
__
78c
1.23
,__1
,:i2c
1,700
.
3.95
1
Inlet
Surf
Jan
8V2C
Jan
3%c Jan
1
!
Willroy Mines
-•2.60
-:50c
2.10 Mar
16c
5c
84c
.—2
Beaver Lodge
Decalta Petroleum
Mines _____1
Western
:
Jan
Jan
40c
27V2C Jan
44c
Mar
1.75
__
__
1
Mines.
Western
Jan
25c
Jnn
_______
________
Malartic
Western
Jan
14c
Jan
1.20
—1
Western
7V2C Jan
"lOcVf Feb
12 V2C
Jan
2-*c
12c
*
*
Westbume Oil
.West
3VaC
1
—
Petrol
15c
155.500
39c
Mar
Jan
1
.
39c
1.95
Osisko Lake Mines__
Jan
6c
Jan
Mar
1.3,7 Mar
14c
Jan
-v'li>C;>'24C
11 VaC 13 VaC
:
38c
18c
1.65
lie
'
25c
Mar
Jan
Jan:
1.35
78c
Petroleums
Westates
Jan
Jan
1*15 Jan
4V2C
Werner Lake Nickel
Wespac
24c
Feb
'
Mines
Weedon Mining
Jan
20C
Jan
1.05 Jan
20c
Jan
7.35
!
1.50
1.84
Feb
10^0
VaC
1.55
"1.37
__________
11.000
51c
10 %c
40c
8.00
1.43
*
7.000
.3*400
r
4Mtc :• 4»/2C
48VaC
660
Jan
5c
9.575
:
5
23c
2.20
'!
48c
4.90
p
-;,
Jan
2.78 Mar
5.445
' 35c
11c
I9c : Feb,
2.242
22VaC
Feb
15c
3.000
r
Mar
3.75
52c
.
14 Vac Mar
9.95 Jan
32c
1.45
10 Vac 11
ua.
18c:
.
63c
1.41
Fortune
Reef
Vespar
Jan
84c
Hill
Keno
New
Vauze
Feb
23c
4V2C Jan
>1.000
."5 VaC
19c
Jan
33c
7,500
25c V.
Jan
7c
28.410
5c
0~msbv,Mines
Jan
lie
10,563
4 VaC
__1
Jan
I3V2C Jan
11,400
5C
—♦
——__.
Oils
Orr^-n
8c
46c
—
Mines
Obaska Lake
23c
7 VaC
16c
___
Beaucage
17 VaC
160,900
330,615
__
,__1
:—._.
Jan
I3V2C
2OV2C
Jan
Jan
16c
14 VaC 17 Vac
2.89
A warrantsCanada Mines——.
40c
Mar
32,700
yViolamac Mines
21 VaC
—
Norvalie- Mines.
17c
36c
class
8c
Jan
9c
14c
1.44
Jan
6c
6c
9c
,13c
■
__1
Rankin.
Jan
19c
61c
Exploration
1.12
6c
6c
9 Vac
North. Coldstream
Northspan
Jan
33c
13C 14 Vac
7.75
United
Jan
7c
"
North
85c
60c
voting trust ctfs__
Feb
1.34
—1
_.
Canso
Jan
—
Northgate Exploration.
North Goldcrest
880
Mar
13c"
60c
4c
Mining Corp
Warrants
Jan
60c
60c
———
1.30
__1
common.
United
,
27Vac
__1
N-rpax Nickel
Northcal Oils Ltd—
North Canadian Oils
55c
.*
Buffadison
Jan
1
Mines—
Mines
Asbestos
United
■
Jan
—1
Norgold
38c
35c
Feb
,__1
Normetal
United
Jan
5.00
3.40 Mar
Jan
Jan
2,510
2,000
68c
22C 23 VaC
1
Jan
1.70 Jan
82c
38c
.1
39c
Jan
28,435
:
65c
10%
10c
Merger
Norbeau
'
1.56 Jan
68c
5,700
13,600
74c
.
61c
25Vac Feb
22,400
7 5,140
38c
Oil
23c
New
Rim
61c
•
19c
90c
New Senator Rouvn
Mines______
> 72C
•
1.68
22c
Mining Corp
12c
4V2C
16c
Nisto
*
30c
,
1.63
Feb
1;80 Jan
14VaC Jan
17,700
1.55
99c
__1
Nickel
61c
Jan.
12c
.1
27c
Newnorth Gold Mines
& Smelting
Mines
v:
Jan
31 Vac Mar
1
_____
90c
16c
Nickel Mining
- 74c
.1
24c
19VaC
Rouyn
27c
-
__.
lOVaC
24 Vac
*
50c
1
19 Vac
Mines.
Mylamaque Mining &
30c
Mar
5c
5.35
4,100
.
12c *•: 14c
1.65
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
Jan
29c
3.55
Smelt Ltd_l
New
1.74
.*
___
Union
Mar
40c
Jan
27c
17c 19 VaC
Newlund
1.72
„
Mines
Union
-
3.40
5V2C
3.40
-*
1
Mines—
Kelore
1.73
13VaC
Jan
9Vac
94,650
16,100
'
Jan
1.31v Feb
Jan
Jan
12c
.1
>
__
Tribag Mining Co Ltd
Trinity Chibougamau ___________
Jan
Mar
4c
1
1
1
Hosco Mines
New
Feb
16c
97c
of Canada—
Oil
Continental
New
New
13c
16c
5Vac
______—
New
New Jason
18c
16c
16c
:
1
1
Mines
Holdings
Newconex
Jan
4VaC
-28c 31 VaC
Jan
40c tMar
-
* 14,899
8 Vac
1
13c
169,500
13,000
4.95
,
4.75
12C
1
2.05
,
9 Vac
5c
6c
#
4VaC
'
Feb
Mar
36c
11,899
30c
tTriad • Oil
Jan
2.50
1
1
Alger Mines
Athona Mines___—
New
6c
Feb
1
Mines___
Mines
New
Jan
!;
__
4.95
.•
"Gold—
Trans Canada Exp Ltd
Transcontinental Resources
-
38c
.1
Temagami
Thompson Lundmark
Feb
1.00
__
-
16 %c. Jan
10,600
500
.1
Torbit Silver Mines
18c
1.00
.
38c
41,300
lie
33c
1.00
3 30 Mar
38c Mar
16,315-
11c
__
1.201 Jan
5.60
-200
52,104
11,200
51,550
11c 13 VaC
12 VaC
.1
Taurcanis
Tormont
26c
1.95
.1
^u^b6rst,Rxph)ratloh' 42—
Mines Ltd
20c
1.79
1.81
9c
%
»
.v31cl35c
22 Vac
V
'•
Jan
8.10 Mar
1,600
25c 27 VaC
32c.
1
:__
19 Vac
C 27,646
27C
.1
Cons MinesV.
Tombill
V
.•
___.
1.20
3.30
5.50- 5.50,'-
__
1
Sturgeon. River Gold" ___!
Sudbury Contact
-
1
1.15
3.05
__
3.10
.1
_____________
Oil & Gas
Aughe£
1.37 Jan
r
*■
___
Rock Iron
Teck1
5%c Jan
39,086
11,125
43,225
16C
><,
Feb
43c
2,500
1.21
8.10
.1
Steeloy: Mining 1___
•
23,200
4VaC
1.13
15c
.1
Starratt .Nickel
'■
38c
1
-
4VaC
7.80
.1
_______
Spooner Mines- & Oils
Sullivan
Jan
15c
)C
'l
Stanrock Uranium
Jan
lie
8.00
*
Jan
5c
22,000
1
•1
Siscpe, Mines: Ltd
Southern Union Oils
•
34 Vac
1.18
-1
.1
^Silver.Stand Mipes
''Silvetmaque "
Steep
34 VaC
12c
1,275
13c
12c
)C
Gordon
Stall well
5VaC Jan
1
7c
.*
Silver Miller Mines-—-
'
23 V2C Mar
.4,000
12VaC
4VaC"
■
Sigma Mines Quebec
2.124
17,700
26c
v
7c
'
__
•1'
__.
Jan
14c 14 Vac
»C
.__.
:
Feb
Jan
5c
51,000
1*
Gold
Gold
Petrol
-
1.85 Mar
12c
11 Va
15,306
6C
Feb
Jan
7c
1
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek: Gold
New
Feb
aan
9Vac Feb
700
12%
6c
__
830.
8,700
15c
23VaC
1
Athabasca Uran
1.01
26,300
'
1.90
14 Vac
12%
Satellite Metal __i_4.u_____2.__i_
Nello
Feb
10%
33 Vic
Jan
1.20
38c
1.10
1
Rexpar Minerals
Sarcee
Nealon
Jan
Mar
Mar
49c
1.10
__
:
_—
Sand. River
5c
Jan;
.
15 Vac
Mar
47c
Ranger Oil
Rayroek Mines
Realm Mining
San
2.02
3.25 Jan
Jan
16c
_______
Ryanor Mining
6c
Feb
_
Jan
Rowan
2.15
Feb
8c
12 %c Jan
•
Mining
QUorito Explorations Ltd
Rockwin
5c
Feb
.-23c
4c -5Jan
2.40 Jan
93c
Roche
2.04
Mar
10c
.Jan
Rix
—
15c
Jan
:
Algom
Rio Rupununi Mines
i
■*
14Vac Jan
Rio
Petroleum
Jan
Mar
8.65 Jan
1.48 Jan
1.70 Jan
v
85c
Feb
6c
Exploration
%
t 4.05 Feb
Jan
11 VaC
21c
National
.
12c
Jan
1.45 Mar
National
42c
59c
,
16c
Quemont
Jan
64c
Jan
:lOVaC Jan
66c i Jan
30^ Jan
Jan
Feb
1.75
10c
*
Mar
Feb
19c
15c
Jan
>.
22%cMar
8c
35c
13c
Jan
70c
-
14c
43c
6c
Feb
7c,
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines
19c
13c Mar
1.45 Mar
8 VaC Feb
Lithium
Jan
1.50
Jan
83c
>
Quebec Mattagami
-3.90
1
*
25c
1
*
_
Quebec Manitou Mines
4.25 Mar
Mines.
Jan
Mar
Ascot
10c
Creek
*'
6.334
76c
1.45
.
Copper
Quebec. Chibougamau Gold
Quebec Labrador ■Develop
.
Nama
8.35
8.05
85c
1.47
1
_.
40c
-
.
Jan
.
31c Mar
34c iJan
6c Mar
50c
Feb
26% Mar
32c
Feb 40c
Jan
2276 Jan ,
6.85 Jan >
76c Mar
17,225
27
Jan
.
,
12c
Mar
52c
Feb
26c
14c
.
Jan
Feb
Feb
Jan
,
3.80
15Vac Jan
.
94,999
51c
1.04 Jan
8.20 Feb
Feb
10c
Mar
23c
Jan
70c
58c
:
9.496
,
26%
53c
26%
Powell,Rouyn Gold
Prairie, Oil Roy____
62c
57c
6Vac
1
*
Development
10c
15c
27c
229.800
13c
1
31c
Ponder1 Oils
30 Va Mar
10.600
25c
54c
Feb
17c
12c
6,500
13c
62c
1.
Pitch Ore Uranium
Placer,
18c
i
27c
__
3.10
200
Jan
7.00 Jan
Jan
86c
Jan
13VacMar
6.15 Jan
2,561
26c
.
Feb
48.700
-
12%
6.10 Mar
45c
8.520
15c
HVaC HVaC
„
Phillips Oil Co Ltd
Pickle.Crow Gold Mines
20V2C
20c Mar
1.00
12 Vac
1
Mar
18c
323.100
50c
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Mining
Pato
52c
51c
High
11% Mar
16.271
">370
c
Patino
j
,■
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
6.75
6.70 f i 6.30
Pamoil Ltd
>y..
Shares
High
ll%c 12Vac
,
Jan
Feb
50%
Sales
for Week
Week's
Range
;
,
'
Sale Price
Mar,
,Jan
CANADIAN MARKETS
included in year's range), d Deferred delivery
year's range), e Selling ex-interest, f Flat price, r Cash sale (not included
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. <Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When
wi When' issued, x.Ex-dividend. :y Ex-rights: z ExrStpck dividend.'
■
"
•
•No
included
par
value,
a
Odd
lot
sale
(not
in
.
,
sale (not
in year's
delivered,
44
(1152)
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
The following bid and asked quotations are obtained from the National Association of Securities
following
oth__ selected
sources.
They do not represent actual transactions. They are
^
range within which these securities could
have been sold (indicated
^"
bid' )
(ind?/ated
bought
by the "asked") at the time of compilation.
Origin of
on
any
Far
Ets-Hokin
Abbey Rents ———:
Adler
Electronics
Aerovox
24%
Alarm
3%
16 •
;
1
Alice
4
—
Land
All State
1
class
A
12%
7%
3%
5% ''
•
10c
Allied
Allyn 8c Bacon Inc
Altamil Corp >
A1 tennan
-50c
■17 Va'
26
28
'
2.50
Co—..i-1
Central
$?: 6 V'A
5%
24%
25%
Indiana
Air Filter
American
Biltrite
Rubber
Co—*
American Cryogenics
American Electronic Labs
American Express Co.i
American
50c
9%
Safety
St
5%
Co
1
5
Corp
American
•
7%
20%
Industries
Arden
Farms
Inc—
Co
Participating
Arkansas
25c
4%
51%
54%
30%
..Armstro-g
Arrow,
Art
(A J»8s Co Incj.--.-l
Hart
Metal
&
Inc
l
5%
Arvida Corp class A——i——..1•*
..Assembly Products Inc...*—-1
Associated
Products
13%
v
_
,,
..*
>•- :•:
Atlanta
Inc
25%
Gas
Light
Co-_-.il—5
Atmos-Pak
Inc
Avery
Adhesive
>——^—5
Oil
Babcock
&
Bangor
Hydro
Banlife
i:
Corp
Corp
Barden
Barton
Basic
j.,
Chem
Electric
Beauty
Counselors
1
Gas
Berkshire
37%
39%
34
Hathaway Inc
Co
32
Bird
&
Black
Son
Hills
Light
Business
Beranek
1
Bowman
Bowmar
Bowser
Inc
$1.20
common
Gas
British-Amer
(W J)
Business
.&? Byllesbj
E
I
R
&
Mat
25%
3%
3%
5;-
26%
62%
6%
24%
7%
..
;
————2
.
Corp -i—-—*-.^.-1
Duriron Company
——2Va
Dymo Industries Inc—.
1
Dynacolor Corp
20c
Eastern Racing
Association—*
Eastern
Associates—10
of Fia
10c
Eckerd
7%
4%
47
16%
17%
10%
11%
6%
6%
19%
39
—5
5
Co
class A
Industries
Corp
41%
7%
10
8%
21%
.
23%
38
1
8%
3
41%
9%
29
31%
14%
15%
•
26%
28%
_1
12%
13%
1.50
23%
24%
38
40%
El
8
IlOc
16%c
2
I~_ll0c
5%
,
6%
5%
6%
Instrument
Paso
Electric Co
1
x3%
(Texas)
•
24V®
7%
3%
Electro-Tec Corp
Electrolux! Corp
'—
—
—
-
Electronic Accounting Card
Electronics Capital Corp
Electronics Int'l Capital—
Elion Instruments Inc
Elizabethtown Cons Gas
Elizabethtown Water Co
Horn
Coal
Corp
Emhart Mfg Co
Empire Devices
Empire Financial Corp
Empire State
Endevco Corp
6
6%
7%
8%
Epsco
7
7%
Equity
Ennis
Business
Inc
Oil
4
45
1
1
Oil
Co
6%
8%
•
—
Company
■
36%
24
17
22%
Co 1
Co
Marrud
,
>
Information
for
McLouth
9
Medco
—i-lc
-1
50c
42%
—1
20
29%
?
3%
20%22V*
iV"
23% y>;S25%
-
*
26%
28%
29
1
5
31%
5%
25c
13
4'A
187'®
39
42%
International Bank of Wash
Flavors & Fragrance
17
y":
I83a
1
4%
50c
30%
y
32%
*
55
'V
60%
16
1
25%
Interstate
18
19%
Engineering Corp—1
8%
Interstate
Motor
Interstate
!
Interstate
Interstate
Bakeries
Co
Corp
Freight Syst.l
Securities
Co
5
Vending Co
1
Investors Diversified Service
A_l
Ionics
Inc
1
5'A
27Va
9
18%
19%
12
13
r/H%
196
11 'A
12%
207
12%
Bros
Hat
13%
22%
21%
24%
27
81/®
10%
11%
1
20%
—.1
7%
9%
7%
8%
7%
8%
41V*
43%
OVa
10%
■•v
1
10 Va
••>
11%
6
67/8
13
14%
Bearings—
A"
2
Minneapolis Gas Co
4%
———.1
Inc
———10c
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
Co
5%
39 Va
42
;..-5
1
Utilities
22%
19 Va
•
1
Systems
5%
21V*'
8%
.♦
Co.—i.*
1
Mite
6
12
1
1
V Missouri
6
34%
12%
Mississippi Glass Co
Mississippi Valley Barge
'
8%
.
5
_i
Co
Mart
8%
32%
Co.
Precision
Class
14
7%
•
1
Co
Miniature
12%
29 %
30%
13
7%
5%
Bradley
Missile
4%
17%
11%
27
TV®
Capital Corp
Miracle
:14%
*
& Teleg-4.16%
Gas Co
1
Textbook
•
*
Inc
Milton
6 Va
19%
28%
,
....
Miller: Mfg
4V»
—10
Inc
Miller
31%
.*V'
4%
5%
V 4%
11%
Mid-States
Business Cap
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc
Milgo
Electronics
Corp
6%
9 Va
43%
500
Inc
Mid-America Pipe Line
45!/-
■M
17%
Light & Pwr Co com.*
preferred
.—...13.50
Midland
26%
6
•
8%
—5
—
Microdot
! 12 Vo
24%
Inc
11%
11%
4V®
•Michigan Gas Utilities Co—2.50
26 %
29%
11V*
—10c
$1
6Va>
.
Inc
9 V®
"
41
5
Mexican
37 %
24
Hydrides
Metcom
16%
21V*
Publishing Co
4%
10
10c
Merchants Fast Motor Lines
25%
^4%
' 57/®
—
Meredith
Metal
6Va
,
A...
Melpar Inc L-—
27
23 y®
2%
Corp
class
14%
37 3/s
10
3
A
15 V®
r
35%
3%
1
Steel
Inc
41%
20V®
,
15%
1
Intl
International
26'A
5%
23%
—1.
Industry.
Securities
8%
18%
Corp-
Industries
class
30%
14V®-'
13%
1
Corp
Industries
25%
A
Corp
Electronics
39
;
Corp
Properties Inc
Coke
52%
11
22V*
8%
..I
Inc
2%
Co
&
5%
3%
10
A 4%
23'A
,
25%
12 y4
1
13 Vb
—5
25%
27%
1
'.1 26 Va
28%
3%
Corp
3Va;
1;
Modern
Homes Construction—*
7Va
•'"Mohawk Rubber Company...—l
26 Va
Monmouth Park Jockey Club.lc
.12V4"
Monroe Auto Equipment.
17
1
12 %
Moog Servocontrols.
1
Moore Drop Forging Co—,—..1 •v 17,;:%.
10
Moore-Handley Inc
1
•
—
8%
28%
,
Moore Products Co—...
Mnrninerstar-P°isley
Morrison
19%
10
1
——
,
28%
1
Company
91/®
11
.
49 Va
*
Company Inc
Mattel "Inc
Maust Coal
19 V2
•
18%,
Drydk_50c
Mastan
4:.:;
8%
.
8V4
2
McClennan Inc
r
21
10
Industries
1
Mary Carter Paint class A—.1
Maryland Shipbldg &
McLean
—1.50
—24.50
Timer
&
8%
—
Production
Inc
9y®-
■>■
18%
1
Maxson
24 V2
11%
>v-:
8
8
Ins
7%
-
87%
'•v
—1' '
Knudsen
Inc
Co
19%
1
11%;
1
Inc—10
:
!' 8V4
-
,15%
19
cl A_l0c
4%
48
;
3%
i.
Maxam
V
:
9%
2
Enterprises
18%
14%
4%
Co..^
27%
1
10V2
Steel
17%
25
3%
16%
14 V*
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IV*
IOV4
,.
10%
£
'•
10%
Inc
24'/a
8%
25%
'
84
Corp—
1
Corp :..«-^.-...i...25c
Marmon
Herrlngton Co
1
16%
6%
45
1
Manufacturing
Products
Marine
Markite
112%
15
1
4
35%
IO8V2
13%
x9%
;
:
Electric
Marsh
49 Va
4%
"
Marshall
•
5%
26'A
10'A
,.
.
15
;: >
Corp.
Corp
Magnetics
19%
12%
27 %
.6%
12%
>
16%
17V4
•;:
31:
■
1
———.i——-^ii..l
MacDonald
(E F)
Co
33 %c
Madison Gas &
4%
12%
46
3%
...70c
Macca Corp
7%
4
1
25 %
3
■
1
.31/®
5%
11 %
>%
/.'
23%
'
13 Va
18
5
Vision--:.—
Intermountaln
£
Inc__2.50
;
11%
5
Inter-County Tel
26 %
15%
*
13''.
.
10%
9%
Business Forms Inc
Maradel
Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
^Insurance
39%
*
•
of
Infrared
5%
4%
10c
:
33
A—25
Co
Industrial
7%
4%
—50c
Sons
Lynch Communications
Sys Inc.l V
Lytton Financial Corp
13%
Indianapolis Water Co
;.9%
3%
20
7%
24%"
: 9%
_20c
8c
Ludlow
y85
15%
Indian Head Mills Inc com
$1.25 preferred
Indiana Gas 8s Water Co
47%
•
Forms
Income
9%
\4%
50c
7"%
.4%,
Lehigh Press Inc.i....^.^,..
Lei -Inc
Louis Lesser
>46% ;'
12%
Telephone Co
of America
class A
Horizon Land
Hot Shoppes Inc
Ilikon
'
;_£1
7%
Inc
8%
lOo
—1
-
Huyck Corporation
—1•
Hydrocarbon Chemicals Inc.—1
4
3%
15%
25.%
12
16
_50c
Matheson
Publications
C)
Drive-in Inc.
Hugoton
8%
3%
8%,
83A
"V 15%
Lowe's Companies
Inc..——1
Lucky. Stores Inc..—.1%
19V« '
17% '
14 Vi
Hugoton Gas Trust Units.
25%
25c
7%
197/®
:
9'A
:
•
•;
Co
Longs Drug Stores Inc
20%
-.
•
—1.
2nd preferred
7%
Corp
24 >/»
11
Northrup Co—
Lone :Star
;40%
Cons
Hudson
3%
6%
19%
11%
11
8V«
Londontown
5%.
y,
6%
Houston Natural Gas
Corp——5
Houston Oil Field Material
1
457/8
Corp
1
Electro Consolidated class A_50c
Electro Instruments
1
Elco
:
31%
y y
37%
(D
House
8
——1
Electrada
Elk
Buildings Co.lOc
Inc
21
Electronic
Eitel-McCullough Inc
Inc—
—
•
17%
"
Shoe
Hobart Mfg Co
20%
,
185/®
17%
■
8%
3%
Mfg Corp
——*
Inc ——1
Hoover
44%
.
323/®
10%
____i
Inc
Lobla w Inc,
Loft Candy
18%
,
A—10c
class
■y":Holiday Inns
16
,
-
EICO
4V®
12
Henry's
—*
Hewitt-Robins 5% preferred—10
High Voltage Englneerng Corp_l
49%
Drugs
14%
Laboratory
Inc
1
41 %
Ecuadorian Corp Ltd—
—5
7%
Edgcomb Steel
Co—
5
19
Edgerton Germ & Grier
1
16%
Edgewater Steel Co—42
—
7%
12%
-1
Mangmt
Hearst
22%30%
' .8%
' 4'/®
28%
Utilities
30%
.
44
Gulf Southwest Capital Corp—1
Gyrodyne Co of America-—
1
Heath
25%
20%
-
'
"T7-"
Liberty-Loan Corp.:——1
Lilly (Eli) & Co Inc B—.5'
Lipe-Rollway Corp A
i
l
Lithonia
Lighting Inc
•
" 8%
■
—
——s-——1
Interstate
Hawaiian
14
59%
20
.*
Krylon
Lewis
16V*'
19
——
25
.
32'/®
18%;
>
,
6%
7V«
Levitt
7%
'
•
-
Munning
3.50
Harrington 8s Richardson Inc.l
28%
13 %
5%
1
Co
,H M) &
Inc
23%
•
Intl Detective
A
Funds
Inc
8%
•
Morrill
Agency class
Bush Terminal
8%
1
.
Co
Beryllium
&
5%
25
Const
8%
11%
•
Buckeye Steel Casting Co
Burnham
7%
4%
10%
+1
-Brockway Glass Co Inc__
Brown & Sharpe
Mfg Co
Browning Arms Co
Brunning (Charles) Co Inc
Caldor
;.n%
10c
preferred
Brdigeport
Cadre
17%
•
Corp.*
Products Co
Instrument Co
-
»
50%
10%
Corp————u»l
Industries
C
47%
*
J
Botany
;Burns
7%
17 Va
20%
Inc
*
y29%
4%
5
>:
16%
Hanson Van Winkle-
55%
23%
1
Inc
Hanover
3%
1
Inc
Brick
Hamilton
26%
——1
CdrpV.—
Leeds &
26%"
7%
Handy 8s Harman—
——1
Hanna Mining
Company
__1
43^
52%
Kromex
Leece-Neville
>
13%f
-
-
•
3%
17%
Handmacher-Vogel
29
2%
Dura
15%
1
Newman
Herald-Traveler
Brush
Dunham Bush
19%
19
1
50c '
j '"V. Bowl-Mor Company
:
15%
•'15%
Machines—5o
&
Bon Ami Co
Boston Capital
Boston
>;
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Fire
Hamilton Cosco Inc———
6%
—2.50
A
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Hamilton
3%
24 %
l
30
—
17
.8%
28%
6%
Hagan Chemicals 8s Controls—1
Hajoca Corp
—-1
21%
3"%
26%
%
8%
10
...
.
20%
.
Economics
Bohn
Bolt
&
14%
:yA/;:'
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■17% ;
7y®
*
&
Corporation
,
51 %
19»/2
lc
Enterprises
Duffy-Mott Company
Dumas Mllner class
8%
3%
5%
Inc—
Drexel
16%
2.50
Inc
Black Sivalls &
Bryson Inc
List
Publishing
:
,
36%
25%
7%
1
Blue
^
Drackett
Dravo
34%
50o
Power
12%
15 Va
18%
—„1
Crucible—-i.———20
Develop Corp
—10c
Company
1
Gulf
37%
——10c
55
7%
30%
Leaseway Transportation
Corp.l
7%
.
'15
Corp
(A
>
25
Co_—5
Vy
9%
.15%
6%
class A
-1
Rubber
Products^——*
Properties class A
-1
Globe
8
357
17%
48 %
53
1
Lake Ontario Portland
Cement
5% convertible preferred
10
Lance Inc
—2.50
Latrobe Steel
Co——...—2.50
Lau Blower. Co
1
45%
"
12
—-1
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common——I
preferred—
5
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5%:
18%
26'A
6%
xl5%
Growth Capital Inc
1
•Guardian Chemical
Corp—lOo
36%
16
(J)
67
23%
is
33%
.——5
Dinettes
Dixon
Donbar
A—--1
Billups Western Petroleum
Binney & Smith Inc
Dixie
conv
11
5
cl
$1.25
.14 '/a
1
Corp
Beryllium Corp
Inc
Diversa Inc
10
U
16%
1
26%
6%"
9
Grosset 8s Dunlap
Inc—i——1
10
11
15
>
10
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Corp
—_1
Laguna Niguel Corp
Units-.—..
9%
<
7%
——;,---10
-
17%
10%
Corp_5
Inc
62 Va
10
Berman Leasing Co
Matic
Disc
13%
Iron' Works——5
Bag Co
25
Corp
—1
O
Dlgitronics Corp
Diebold
61 %
Bros
Bernz
7%
12%
9
ifi%
(P
Groller
8%
1
Glatfelter
Green
" k%
„_5
:
Dictaphone Corp ———.5
10%
57%
10c
Corp
.
26'A
27 3A
24%
"
7%->:•'
■
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18%
Greenfield Real Estate—-16
'Grinnell Corp
l
•
.81%
■
8
8
Company
*
Crystal Salt Co—2.50
10%
—1
Beneficial
5%
Finance
Diamond
6%
9%
13%
_5
Bridge
Dial
•
13%
7%
Dickinson 8s Co-i.-——X
Manufacturing Co
1
Belle Isle
Corp
—
—
20o
Berkshire
Oil
Lines—
9%
:
56%
7%
__-_l
Detroit & Canada Tunnel
Detroit International
5b
10
1
Inc
8 S
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Bemis
J
12%
Behlen
Belmont
Delta
4".
10
-
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6%
23%
A
Bayless (A J) Markets Inc
Baystate Corp
(L A) Co—
Data-Control Systems
13
3%
52
53%
1
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■
5 :v"
,
335
Govt Employees Financials—_2
Greater Wash Ind Inv
-—--1.
22%
7%
2%
10%
4V®
43
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Corp
♦
Economics Corp——lc
Products
Gould
14
6%
1
DallaO Airmotive Inc
Danly Machine Specialties
.Darling
15%
21%
Distilling Co———-'-1
class
.
•
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21
A
Drive-In
Glickman
•
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h 12 V®
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17%
Glen-Gery Shale Brick Corp-50c
-13%
7%
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—
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4
22
12%
Film
Glassrock
-6%
3%
10
24
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
Glannlni Scientific, Corp..
10c';
Giddings & Lewis Mach TooU-2
83/s
20
&
General Waterworks Corp
.
4%
.
5%
,
Magazine & Broadcstg.l
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—1
—
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5
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7%
Aniline
General
11%
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,
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5
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General Shale Products
Corp—*
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10c
12%
19%
8
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6
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12
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Mfg
Bates
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Paint
10%.
11%
8%
5
Furman-Wolfson Corp
—lOc
Futterman Corp class. A—1
General
14%
17%
3%
50c
12%
Kings Department Stores
...1
10 V®
Kingsport Press Inc
1.25
22%
:
Kingwood Oil Co..
1 •.*'.
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Knape & Vogt Mfg Co——_2 •
.18% ';
Knox
Glass
Inc
6.25
W,
Koehring Company Inc
2
14%'
Kollmorgen Corp
2.50
23
34%
6%
8%
5%
General
12%
13%
Co-—;-_l
Prop Inc
25%
11%
16%
95%
14%
—1
Electronics
Atomic
Baltimore
15%
8%
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-
Crouse-Hinds Co
Crown-Bremson Industries
GUmniins Engine
37%
v
Electric
v
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4%
3%*
23%
5
18
-
12%
35
Products
2%
6
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24%
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11%
1
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18%
5%
31
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18%
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17
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1
Keystone Custodian Funds A
♦
V
Keystone Portland Cement Co_3
King Kullen Grocery class A—1
22
—
17
Keyes
19%
—
Garlock Inc
Gas Service
14%
16%
•
34 %
13 Va
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Oil
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Corp A——1
...
Class B
I6V2
3%.
22 A
Inc
Ketclium
29%
15%
^'—.•...20
Utilities
Kewanee
I6V4
y 6% ;
12%
2%
——2
Kennametal
Kentucky
5%
27%
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11%
y
20
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8%
9%
11%
49%
v
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22
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5%
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18%
Garland Knitting Mills cl A—1
——
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Co—,
——_10
Gem International
70c
5%
32%
14
,
Kellwood
9
20%
10%
7%
8%
10%
1
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5%
.
LNC
7%
4%
$1.46 preferred
Kalvar Corp.
•
29
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Kearney & Trecker Corp———3
4%
26%
8%
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6
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Labs..
•
5%
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5
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Research
,13%
24
G-L Electronics inc
27%
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Gas. Co—
,
1;
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12%
-
9%
25%
1
Inc
8
26%
25
Co__
Kansas-Nebraska Nat Gas
Kay Windsor class A
23%
Co————•———1
Industries
Fulton Industries
•
6
8%
Cosmo Book
Distributing Co-lOc
Cove Vitamin &
Pharm
50c
i Cowles Chemical
Co—1
•
11
Products-——1
—
Baird
8'/®
40c
Avis l Inc
Avon
Products
Aztec
17%
8%
Automatic Retailers of Amer_50c
Automation Industries Inc
1
•
Cook
28%
15%
'•
—
6%
21%
7%
8s Lamson Machine Co.20
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11%
Stores
Service
Kaman Aircraft
13%
Fullview
6%
26%
'
27
Corp
1
7%
Realty
————8Va
Lay Inb———--2.50
32%
Fritzi of California—
1
8%
Frontier Refining1 ——-1^
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Frouge Corp
——1.
3%
25%
5%
-
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26%
Atlantic Improvement Corp
;
11
6% '•
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Utilities • Corp-—1
Atlas Credit Corp common—10c
Class B
10c
-
17%
27%'
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Atlantic
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16
24
14
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Kaiser Steel Corp common—ii.1
29
12 %
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Jostens
Julie
17%
13%
Frito
'
12%
25
Gas
Rock
-v-
20%
11%
.Continental Mtge Investors—•
Continental Screw
——1
Continental Telephone Co
1
'Continental Trans Lines
1
: Cook
Coffee Company
—1
•
■
10%
6°
65%
—i-ii-wil.
'■
1
18%
Freightwy Inc_2.50
Rendering Co_6.25
Consolidated
Consolidated
5%
•
9%
Associated Springs Corp.——10
Associated Transport Inc—
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22 /a
7%
v
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16%
27%
25 %
Capital Corp
Franklin
42%
<\
;
1
Franklin
21%
40
,,
7%
Foundation Company (N Y)-—1
Fox-Stanley Photo Prod—i.—-1
7%
23
1934
5
4%
Forest Labs Inc—
—10c
Foster Grant Co—1
17%
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Rico
Consolidated
>19%
20%
Hegeman—__10
Co
Computer Instrumnts Corp__25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co-»
16 Vo
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17%
•
•
Puerto
32''.,
14%
Gas
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Corp
1
Oil
Refining_2c
Commonwealth Telephone Co-10
Commonwealth Theatre of
16 %
16%
•*
19 %
10%
6%
2%
Interstate
'C,
;
Commonwealth
Commnowealth
6%
3%
Co—5
Inc
23%
16%
21
preferred
25
Colorite Plastics Inc
25c
Commerce Clearing House——1
3%
•
Power
18
Colorado Milling '& Elevator—-1
Colorado Oil & Gas
Corp com_3
57
14%
Arkansas Valley Industries
3
Arkansas Western Gas Co
2%
Arlans ■■■ Dept
Stores—:
21 %
1
1, 9%
$1.25
1
preferred
1
Inc——!
.
56%
5%
Co
Stores
Colorado
,rl,
14%
10c
common
Missouri
.<Colonial
14%
3%
—1
.
1%
.
Credit
8%
5% -i
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—2.50
Gas
Jones
.
—1
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John's
11
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Company
Plastics
Johnson
17V®
10
63
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6%
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6 6'/a
6%
12%
6%
-
Mfg Corp
10c
(Andrew) Co
*
Corp ——————_l0c
Jervis- Corp
—1
Jessop Steel Co_...
_1
.
;
Florida Telephone Corp cl A—Id
Florida Water & Utilities
—1
Floyd Bennett Stores Inc——5c
Foods Plus Inc
—1—:——1
Foote & Davis Inc
———1
24%
,
Foods
11
15%
.
5%
•
Jergens
87 %
9%
15%
E.
49%
;,ioy®
14%
Jerrold
6V«
83 %
(NJ)-—1
Corp_„_
Florida
24%
22%
Surety
■'
; 9% f10%
Union Realty—.—
—1"
Western Financial—.——1
Florida
138
22%
Cole
National
Corp cl A—
10
Coleman Engineering Co Irfc
1
Collyer Insulated Wire Co_*
|
•22%
1%
••Corp'.---i-*.' "• v .13%
Anelex Corp
1
13%
Anglo Canadian Tele class A_10
53
Anheuser-Busch Inc
53%
Arcs
7%
131
Business
J
9
15%*.
4%
Florida Public Utilities Co——3
Florida Steel Corp——.
1
218
16%C
City Gas Co
(Florida)
Clifton Precision Products
6%
11%
•
10%
—..1.50
B
Coburn
16%
■: Anchor
Applied Research Corp
Aqua-Chem Inc «.
Class
Small
Jarrell-Ash
91%
8%'
'14%
Fitchburg Paper. Co class A-->.1
Fleming Co —:
-———-9
27
212
——100
Utilities" class A—16%c
Citizens
13%
■
■
6
.
com—1.25
26%
12%
24%
——25
Co
3 Mi
Sterilizer
6%
'
com_7.50
Univend
3%
5%
15
Securities
Preferred
38%
3%
Plastics—1
Equipment
Christiana
5%
36%
First
' 41%
88%
29%
9%
Markets Inc—1
Janesbury Corp
Japan Fund;
,24%
39
Minit
Ask
46%
Jacquin
(Chas)
et Cie
Inc_50c
Jamaica Water
Supply Co
•
5%
.23%
*
Fisher Governor Co
7%
...
.
Financial
Jackson's
8
46%
5
10
Bid
27%
4Vi
;
a
wide
a
•
Southern Utilities—i—15
Irwin (Richard) Inc.
—,
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Itek Corporation
1
74%.
43%
'
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8V8
71/®
.
1
Corp
Lincoln
Fisher
23
6%
A
First Mortgage Investors
•
First Natl Real Estate Trust—*
First Repub Corp of Am cl A—I
First
10%
25 %
preferred
American
.•
—1
Chicago Musical Instrumnts_50c
class
have
——8
Iowa Public Service Co
6%
3%
Natl
Boston
First
25%
10V8
21
—1
which have
>
Par
10%
.;
71
1
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38
Chattanooga
Co
.
36%
54%
Gas
:
35%
36
20%.
&
Gobain
;
-
34%
24%
18%
American Hoist & Derrick Co—1
American Pipe & Construction_5
Amer
A
_10
51%
Furniture
Rubber
11
,<
•
-
•
—5
Co-—-12.50
First
•
13Vi
29%
20%
33%
*
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Gypsum Co
1
Heritage Publish—25c
American
13%
.
19Va'-.
.
Co'—5
—5
American
American
-
'
-
First Flight Co—w-—-50c
First Investors Corp cl A-—— l
4
12%
27%
—r_5>,'
Electric
Power
Maine
3%
Corp
Financial
American
.
7%
Financial
First
./
7%
Central Telephone Co
10
Cent; Vermont Pub Svc Corp—6
Channing Financial Corp-—l—1
Charles of the Ritz—
1;
.
17%-
12%
cl A_1
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American
27%
">
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Gas
Central Louisiana
26%.'
;
Central
American
6%
8%
^ 7%
v 8%
,
„
1
Inc
Fieldcrest
Mills
Inc—#
Fireco Sales; Ltd—
6
5%,
West
Inc
Ask
9%
5%
Mortgage Assn_100
Fiat Metal Mfg Co——
10c
6%
5
Lanes
Federal
69V2
7%
.
Far
70
6%
1
Cary Chemicals Inc——
10c
Cascade Natural Gas
—1
Central Illinois Electric & Gas-4
27%.
16
——50c
Foods IrtC—
65
65%
Bid
10c
Farrel-Birmingham'
14%
9%
25 %
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9% >:
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2.50
Fablen .Corp ——50c
Fafnir
Bearing
10
.
v
15 %
•
Galvan
—
17%
Carolina Pipe Line Co-—--—I
Carpenter (L E) & Co-—1
3%
22
13%
—
12%,
8%
Corp—3.75
Corp
1
Radio
-
;
3
Maintenance
,17%
33%
>
16
Capital For Tech Industries
1
45% a Capital Products Corp
50c
4%
Capital Southwest Corp
1
Caressa Inc
6%
—50c'
vxi%•
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
50c
Allen Organ Co—100
Allied
28%
.13%.
>*...-.8%'
10
43%
*--l-,
—-
Develop
Credit
-
■
6%
i---—1
Camloc Fastener -:
—2
Canadian Superior Ltd
1
Cannon" Electric
—-1
•Cannon Mills common
——*
•.
Class B common—
25
7%
11%
Cameo > Inc
..
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6%
-
10
—
5%
V
9
'•Aid Inc
27
•
4%\;
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Culver
5
Calif
■
Alberto
Tel
&
Ethyl Corp class B—_:
Executone Inc
Ask
Calif
16%
10c
Corp
Interstate
Bid
California Liquid Gas Corp—1
16%
Water Service-i—---12% ;
K31%
Water &
Telep-——12Va
20%
12
'
15%
Magnethermic Corp.—-*
Device Mfg—--10C
Ajax
Albee
California
•
22%
Corp ———_.r—l
Airwork
9%
Par
10c
Inc:
Ailcen
-•••:•':••■
1
Co.*
Inc
Aerotest Labs Inc
.
8%
10%
——1
Acme Electric Corp—
Addison-Wesley Publishing
Ask
Monday. March 18,-1963
.
request.
fErie1; Resistor ——————
Esley Electronics Inc
Industrials and'Utilities
Bid
.
The "National" list is
composed of securities
wide
national
distribution.
The
"Eastern"
list
comprises
securities
distribution primarily in the Eastern
which
region.
-
pealers. I
i^e^
furnished
quotation
.
13%
13%
13%
19%
107/s
21%
12'A
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9
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Volume 197
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
The
Number 6247
(115.3.).,. 45,.
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Bid
Par.
Morse
Shd? ;Inc-,u-w-i--------i
Morton; Foods Inc——--,—-—5
Morton
Mosler .Safe; Co—--i.—-,-1
Santa
17
19 Vs
20%
7V4
8'/a
Chemical Company—1.25
Narragansett Capital
1
48 V4
—3
8%
€orp.A-,—.—-—1—1,66%
4 19%
Fabric
National
Co
Aeronautical
National Gas <fc Oil Corp——5
National Homes Corp A——50c
Class
B——
50c
National
Patent
National Periodical—.
National
-1
.
Propane Corp—,
1
National
New
York
7 Va'
5%
4%
11%
13%
7%
Northwest Natural Gas—-_--9%
34Va
30 *A
39%;
41%
Noxema
79
84%
Co__3
B—1
Nuclear Chicago Corp———--1
Nutone- Inc——-—
——-.—I';
Nytronics Inc——
Ocean Drill
Ohio
Oil
Service
Recovery
Oklahoma
—-it
• •
Co
Ozon
class
A
Products—
Pabst-Brewing Co
7%
31%
Pacific Airmouve
Irstermountain
Paterson
Drugs
Parchmnt
Paper Co_10
CM.) Dental Supply—*
Petroleum Inc—
1
Peerless
Tube
Co_——•
...
-—2
•
.
—-—.*
12
*
34%
48%
14 Va
(J
Corp
Engineering
3%
7%.
Piedmont Nat'l Gas Co Inc—50o15%
31%
;
-25
5
PneumoDyn amies
1
Pocket "Books
Inc——50o
.
Polychrome Corp——
Popell (L F> Co——
Portland. Genl Electric
Potash
Co
Potter
of
1
Primex
Co
7%
25<p
-
-
2%
.
8
5%
-
Tele—
67
Co
2 "A
(A E)
Mfg Co—
&
Poors
Corp
Beryllium-
Fruit
& SS
—10
com—2.50
Prod
Register
Screw
Home
26 Va
14%
12%
Publishers Company Inc
1
29%
Market
1
22
28%
Hall--———————1
Inc-
Electronics
Renwell
Industries
Revere Racing
Rexach
Inc
Products
Assn
Construction
12
8
1
9%
Brand
Rice
36'
21%
4%
47%
5%
50Va
3%
Rowe
;
2"%
Mfg Co_
33
Rudd-Melikian Inc.
163A
7634
5%
—
Corp
For
footnotes,
1
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see
.
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5%
Lewis
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137/a
2%
2y2
9%
1
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20%
19
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6%
3Va
Chem_____l
1
Inc—-——^-1
4
14
13
6
Marine
6%
1
25'A
273A
5
17
U3A
18%-
*
2
13V4
14%
Service
32 Va
35%
Foods
class
,
127/b
10'A
9
1
5%
B„10c
Inc—————1
Clothes
Transcontntl
.
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14 Va-
31J/a
11%
1%
2%
page
4%
72%
13%
123/t
Inc
5%
46.
.5%
72
10
Bus
Gas
11
Products
Tropical
Tucson
-
Wurlitzer
19%
10%
15%
16%
3%
10
16%
18
59
62 Vs
Corp
1
„,
♦
7%
—1
——
4%
17
Electric
.
8%
18%
15%
Yardney
"
21
9%
4/^
Co
Xtra Inc.———
52.%
4
-
♦
15%
18%
4%
4%
11%
12y8
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Yellow
41/8
El
Zurn
83A
4%
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97A
1
105/8
4V4
5
Bid
1
Ask
Par
9%
Properties
Bancgrowth
Goldsmith
Honda
7%
*
Control.
67/b
7%
7%
Graphic Arts
9%
6V2
_
_
_
8
Nippon Electric-—
American deposit
Bros
Motors
Bid
25c
Ask
3y8
"adrs"
3y2
17%
17
.—1
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Pacific
Southwest
rets——,
Airlines
17,
17%
22 Va
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22 Va
Corp.—
Lt
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&
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-
49
Long Island Trust Co—:
—100
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373
(N Y)——10
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(Buffalo) —-4.-54
Manufacturers Hanvr B & T_15
27%r
57%
60
Maryland National Bank—-10
77
Meadow
83%!
27'A
29
.385
56%
•
594
.
-
Mellon
;
Brook
Natl
Natl
Bank
Bank
&
Trust
10
77%
47Va
51
48'A
52%
Mercantile
Merchants Bank of N Y
Monmouth Cnty Natl Bk
48
51
Cleve__16
52%
55%
Phila_10
53'A
56'A
84ya
86 V*
89
Natl
Bank
Natl
&
(N J)
of
of
Bk
Southern
5
,
Nat Bk
Co
(Chicago)
County-Trust Co
New York)
;
315
.
National
49%
19 %
164
Fairfield County Trust Co____10
Federation Bk & Tt Co (N Y)-10
5
325
.
52%
42%
84»A
Fiduciary Trust Co (N Y)„^10 :
50
(Hackensack
58%
Corp
(Minn)_10
6l5/a
First Camden Natl Bk & Trust
Co
—6%
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore)—10
First Natl Bank
First
Natl
Bank
of
First Natl
Bank
of Chicago
Bo'ston_12%
305/a
62%
50
54%
&
42%
43%
1
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39%
69
.
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54%
58
42 %
45%
35 Va
38%
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135
29 Va
41%
74%
49
60%
46
57%
57
Rockland
Natl
(Suffern
62%
«
56%'4
■
43%
¥1
78
64
,
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170
178
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317/a
53%
30%
29
69%
87
90%
20
75
78%
Royal Bank of Canada
-—10
Royal National Bank of N Y4-S 4 :28 ;
10
66
69 %
St
(Jersey City)_10
40%
43'A
Seattle
1st Natl Bk
First Natl Bk of Passaic Cnty_25
First Natl Bk of St Louis
_10
97 Va
Second
Natl Bank of Phila—10
First Natl Bank
of
First Natl Bank
First Natl City
First
Dallas
Bank (N Y)—20
Pennsylvania
& Trust Co
102
44%
' ;
47%
4 97%
100
Banking
(Philadelphia)-_5
30%
;
32%
First Westchester Natl Bank
4 of Hew Rochelle———^—5
30% 4:
33
Franklin
54%
57
Natl Bk
of
L I N
Girard Trust Corn Exch
Harris Tr & Sav
Y__5
10
Bk
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N J)———5
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas)-12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C-25
.
(Camden N J)
First Natl Bank
Bank
70
28%
59%
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
& Trust (Philadelphia)—12
4 56%
First
Stk
66%
(Cleve)—8
Philadelphia National Bank—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
10
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Bank
Detroit__12 Va
Westchester_5
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen Cnty
87Va
i
55
—
8%
124
55%
39%
10
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51%
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of
of
Bank
New Jersey Bank
Trust Co-ll
.North Carolina Natl Bank
5
/Northern Trust Co (Chic)—20
57
49'A
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54
308
(NJ)_1
80%
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(N J)——10
37%
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National Community: Bank of Rutherford (N J)——12.50
National Newark & Essex
.73
18 Va
City
National Commercial
37%
46%
Bank
Bank
National
332
34%
69%
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10
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(Conn)-lO
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99%
103 Va
60%
63%
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10
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8
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Sterling Natl Bank & Trust Co
(New York)
—i—15
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(Chic)—20
82%
33 Va
State Street B & T
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72
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10
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National Stock Exchange
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253/a
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300
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2.20
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85c
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25c
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Jan
50c
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1.90 Mar
Jan
Jan
35c
1.60
75C
3.60
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1.60
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of Prices
Par
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15
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Sale Price
27%
24%
.
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,
77A
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^2.50
53
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Gas
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12
8%
24%
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1
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10c
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1
Treesdale Labs Inc
._50c
Trico
;
75%
23%
3%
—
10%
1
7%,
9'A
8'A
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29
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Rust Craft
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37%
17%
8Va
7%
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;
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1
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67 Va
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Tobin Packing Co—
—3
Tokheim Corp
5
Toledo Scale Corp
4--1
Tonka Toys Inc.
1
Towmotor Corp—-1-
23
54%
61
Rose
10%
8%
.
1
Inc
Tillie
38%
3%
Roadway Express Inc
25c
Robbins & Myers Inc——*
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Time
28%
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1
Rockower Brothers inc—__30c
Rockwell Mfg -Co————
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26
26"%
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;
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29 ' / '31%
Thrifty Drug Stores Co——*
27'A
16%/;
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Furniture. Indus
Thompson (H I) Fiber Glass
Thriftway Foods Inc
10%
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Gas
Therm-O-Disc
9%
12 Va
Ril,ey- Stoker Corp——3
River
25%
•
7JA
17%
9%
5%
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—
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Nat
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13%
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--
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Texas
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23
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Wyle Laboratories
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23%
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3%
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.
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20%
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•
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127/a
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1
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——————
62%
,
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12
10
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,
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19%
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29
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Radiation
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1
9%
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6%
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42%
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20
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Punta Alegre Sugar Corp—1
9%
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Puritan Fashions Corp
——1
8%
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59 %
40c
5%
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36Va
Bank
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15%
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33%
11%
4 Va
Winston-Muss Corp
Wisconsin Power & Lt Co
Wolf Corp class A
Bank of Commerce
3%
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32%
48%
Win-Chek
,
10%
25%
10%
18%
74
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26%
3%
15%
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5
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9%
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17%
6
18
5%
17 Va
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-
38%
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5%
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70%
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—
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50c
16
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Professional Golf Co
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27%
Premier Microwave Corp
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52 Va
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Co
Stone-Woodward- Inc ———-5
Strategic Materials Corp
—1
Strawbridge & Clothier-^
5
Stubnitz Greene Corp
-1
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1 ■
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11%
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5%
Pickering Lumber Corp
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Water—4-5
Utilities
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5%.
Capital Corp
Weyerhaeuser
Company
14%
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28%
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&
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22
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38%
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Stockton
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1
Telephone CO--10
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135/s
22%
Corp
25c
Transit Freight Lines
1
York Research
Corp class A
1
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Zero Mfg Co
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30%
5%
5%
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9'A
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26
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16%
11
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2
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12%
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12%
5
15%
29%
22%
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5
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50c
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44
17%
81
20%
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Co
Washington Natural Gas
Washington Steel Corp
11
Southwestern
147/a
9%
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class
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Chem
&
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10%
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32%
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27%:
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23
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21%
16
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16%
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4
Electronics-——
1
Vahlsing Inc
10c
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
5
Van Camp Sea Food Co——1
Vance Sanders &
Company—50c
Vanity Fair Mills Inc———5
Vector Mfg Co—————*
Veeder Root Inc—12*A
Vernitron
———10c
Vernors Ginger Ale Inc
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Virginia Chemicals & Smelt—*
Vitamix
Pharmaceutical:
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Vitramon Inc——_10c
Vitro Corp of America——50c
4%
237/s
51%
5
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Grove Products
Walter (Jim) Corp—
127/a
37%
1
17%
,
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3%
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Westgate-California class A
'48%
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10
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42%
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Warren Brothers Co..
Warshow
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16%
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Western Natural Gas Co
Western Power & Gas
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21%
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Philadelphia Sub Water Co_3.75
30%
,
24%
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33%
31%
137/8
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Western
Western
21 %
36
:
50c
Power
Waddell & Reed Inc class A
1
Walbaum Inc———1
44%
1
New England
Nitrogen Co
8%
33%
44%
2
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Union
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18%
10%
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14%
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5%
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9Va
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&
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13%
Chemical Fibre Co—1
Wire
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5%
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co_*
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Wash-100
Pepsi-Cola Gen Bottlers Inc
1
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers— 1
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9%
41%
22%
50c
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West Penn Power Co
Point
453/B
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10%
7%
Vacuum
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13%
22%
-v..
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15%
8%
12%
Siegel (Henry I) Co Inc A—
1
Sierra Capital Co
4—*
Sierra Pacific Power Co—_3.75
Sigma Instruments 44—4—i
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28 Va
Pennsyl Real Estate Inv Tr—8
Penobscot
4—I
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25 %
13%
11%
Patterson
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15
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Shatter Proof Glass Co.—50o
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Shawmut Association—38% "
Shepard Niles Crane & Hoist__5
16%
Shulton Inc class A
50c
41%
Southern
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13%
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Southei-n Bakeries—
22
Parkview
108
9%
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:
7%
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28%
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21%
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6%
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Lines
West
8JA
42
Utah Const & Mining Co———2
14%
26%
4
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12%
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25%
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23%
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Southbridge Plastic Prod cl A—1
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Sorg
7%
Pacific
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6%
16'/a
Pako
20 Va
Smucker
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20%
26%
Oil Corp
Instrument Co
18%
Small
7 Va
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5
Aviation
Simplicity Mfg Co class A
27%
Pac Mercury Electronics clA _50c
Pacific Power & Light Co
6%
Packard
31%
Skil
49
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29%
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37%
Old. Beh: Coal Corp
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29 %
Onyx Chemical. Corp--———* •' *22- •
Origiriala Inc ———10c
6%
Orkin Exterminating Co———*
22%
Otter Tail Power Co———:
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Overnite Transportation Co.50c
19%
Oxford
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25%
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20%
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38%
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8%
;
—*
Schneider
Nicholson pile Company—i-1444 23% %■.
Nielsen <A C).--.
.————1 •
52lA 4
Nixon-Baldwin Chemicals
10c
6%
Northern
7%
36 Va
*
-
36 Vs
5
Forespian & Co
4—*
Scripto Inc class A—
50c
Sea Pak Corp-4—4--—
—1
Sealed Power Corp--.—44—.-10
Searle (G D) & Co—
2
—1
Airways Inc
York Trap; Rock—-
New
21
33%
^.1
1
Engineering
Schield
5%
6%
16%
10%
43%
19 V4
A
Electronics-^
Schlitz
22%
11%
Realty Investors
*
Nat'l Work-Clothes Rental—50c
Neiman-Mafcus
Co———2•
Nesbitfc; < John ,Jj; Inc—--—.150c
New England Gas & Elec Assn_8
New Hampshire Ball Bearings_2
New Jersey N atjiral Gas Co5
class
Elec & Power Co
Schaevitz
13%
:
United
(Quotations for Friday, March 15)
Bid
United Artists Theatre Circuit_l
6%
Scantlin
•v-5'A
5V4
9 V*
14'A
Development_lc
8%
Machines
—10c
Tubular Prod Inc——*
14%,-
37%
8%
5%
41 %
Drilling Co—
20%
;
4%
J."
i
21%
Par
unishops Inc-i?——10c
1
Corp
Business
Sawhill
9%
.
13%
12 Va
18 Vz
20%
5
Corp—1
National Cleaning Contractors-l
National Poc-ci Products Corp_l
Savin
47/a
Ask
35
—1
Petroleum
Associates
Fe
Savannah
51%
4%
.
Jacinto
Bid
—12%.
Capital
Sanders
San
-
—-1
Inc—-
Louis
25
Cobkie Co———-*
Nashua
St
9'A
8Va
23 Va
■■
Nalco
,.
Par
St Croix Paper Co—--
9
18 Va
Moteov Industries
Mothers'
Narrow
Ask
8% ■/
4,
v
■;
CAn
•
V-'-.ta
tl
46
(1154)
f
'
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
•
Monday, March 18, 1963
. * .
and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
Insurance Companies
Mutual Funds
Aberdeen
4.94
4.53
4;95
9.35
10.22
14.51
17.72
18.03
13.83
;
7.28
13.64
1'4.91
6.12
6.69
Growth Btock Fund-—_—lc
Chemical
Inc
Fund
Growth
Energy
&
':
1
25c
1
1
10.57
11.50
11.03
12.05
11.92
13.03
Int'l
Commonwealth
Gen
Commonwealth Stock Fund—1
Composite Bond & Stock
Inc
Fund
Fund
Composite
beneficial dnterest--l0x22j42. 24.50
10.62
Medical Securities Fund Inc—! •
9.72 ,
Morton (B C) & Co Funds—" :
6.72
l\- Growth Series^——.—.
— <
>6il3»
8.96
Insurance Series————I—"; ;.8.18£
;15;89
Mutual Investing Foundation—1
14,70
4.43
Mutual Invest Found Growth__i
4.09
10.01
Mutual Investment Fund
1
9.T2
Stock
New
3.55
9.22
14.24
Puritan
Investment Corp—1
Fund Inc_
u
_10
5.34
a20.30
5.84
8.48
Fidelity Trend Fund
Fiduciary
10.82
7.90
14.96
1
8.69
1
Inc
Mutual
Inv Co Inc_l
Industrial Fd Inc_lc
0
Scudder
Shares
Founders Mutual Fund
♦
stock
Fundamental
6.26
5.76
11.14
.
2.47
7.56
8.31
6.61
2.81
2.55
\
7.48
1
8.13
9.29
1
Investors
2.72
6.01
lc
Inc
.
11.80
7.25
6.57
Hamilton
Funds
Series
Series
H-DA
9.28
17.32
10c
3.99
1
8.24
8.91
1
14.51
Fund—
standard Sec Life Ins
Title Guaranty Co (NY)—
Travelers Insurance Co
11-53
12.61
Fund-lc
9.82
10.74
Institutional Income Fund—lc
6.87
7.52
4.48
4.90
Incorporated
Incorporated
Income Fund
Investors
Shares. Ltd—
Institutional
Int'l
Growth
Resources Fund
Investment
Co
lc
Inc
of
4
/
lc
7.42
10
Boston
4
9.60
10.49
1
America
of
Investment Trust
Investors
.1
Ftind
Inst Foundation
Institutional
l
2.56
xll.17
12.21
of
Canada
Co
Life
11.06
17.73
Investors Selective Fund
10.32
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Investors Intercontinental Fd_
Investors
Research
Istel Fund Inc—
Fund
1
..
Life
11.01
3 yes Apr
9.72
10.57
3.40s Apr
13.69
Life
Fund
1
Inc——.
—1
r
20th
Century Growth
Continental Fund
1
6.67
16%
Westchester Fire
2
Co
53
56%
Western
Corp
27J/2
29%
U S Fire Insurance
.
Fund
Shares_l
11.83
100.1
Fund
1
6.28
100.1
3.05s
100.1
100.2
Federal
100.3
100.1
100.2
100
100.24
2%s
Sep
15,
1965
6.15
6.72
Line Income Fund Inc__l
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc10c
5.18
5.66
2.85
3.11
Wall Street Investing Corp—1
Washington Mutual
v
Investors Fund Inc—
—1
X9.00
9.84
United
United
Fund
International Fund
Value Line
Fund
13.71
1
1
Ltd-
Inc
-
Value
100.22
100.16
10,19.7a-
100.28
Aug
3,
Wellington
Wellington
^
103.8
Whitehall
Winfield
Fund——l
Fund_„
1
Inc
Fund
Growth
13.14
10^ 197?—
4%s Jun 12^ 19,72
Fund
Devonshire
'7.03
3%s Feb
--
102'
+
99.24
100.5
101.16
101.14
103
Oct
20, 1964
101.10
Oct
20, 1965—
101.8
101.16
20,1965—
101.10
101.18
21,1966—
3V4s May
2,1966—
4%s July 20, 1966
4s
May 22, 1967
4%s Mar 20,1968—
^4%s; Mftr 20; 1969—1
4%s July 15,1969—
8y«a Feb 20,1970
3!/2s
104,8
Apr
1,1970
5>/uS July 20, 1970
4Vas Oct
1,1970-1967
101.16
104
Ohio
25.37
Second
17.75
Westminster
3%s May
4,yas Feb
100.7
;
100.5
100.12
100.9
99.29
—
5s
l'/2s
l%s
4%s
—1996
—
4%S
_19°4
Barium
Bell
Power
Steel
Tel
Co
43/aS_.
conv
of
5%s
Penn
—.1993
1969
4% s__2003
Brooklyn Union Gas 4%s—1988
Carrier Corp 4%s__
1982
Ches
&
Potomac
Tel 4%S—2002
Columbia Gas 4%s—
1988
Consolidated Edison 4%s
1992
Dallas Power & Light 4%s__1993
Duke
Power
4%s
El Paso Natural Gas
1992
3/4
102%
105%
10R%
101
101%
•:
65
72
102
I Vis
4S
1, 1966
Apr
1 %s
Apr
100.26
100.28
3%s
102.19
102.21
l%s
Aug 15,' 1967
Oct
1, 1967
.
.
1 %s
Rate
Dated
-
Due
Bid
Feb
15,
2-62
4-
1-63
1-62
5-
1-63
3.35s
9-
4-62
6-
3-63
100.1
3.20s
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
100
100.1
3.10s
11-
1-62
8-
1-63
99.31
100.1
99.31
Dated
.
100.2
al4.03
4Vis—
—1993
'
>>>;
York
Northwestn
4Vis
2000
12-
100
3.15s
100.2
3.15s
100
Tel
Bell
1992
101%
4%s
102%
Republic
Pictures
Sheraton
Co
Tenn
100%
100%
Textron
103
104%
5s debentures
108%
5s
GUs
of
5s
4%s
5s
Amer
;
4s
Am
Trans
._.
4 yas
May
May
series
C
5yas
92
96'/a
107
111
102 %
102 Va
_1970
99 %
111%
114 Vi >
107
95
_1938
96
96.30
100.16
100.20
95.30
101.24
95.6
100.3
100.16
100.18
93.4
93.8
1'
94.6
98%
-99 Va,-
Ask
Bid
Bid
100
100.1
10-
1-63
100
100.1
9-
2-63
3-63
2-
4-63
11-
4-63
100
100.1
3-
4-63
12-2-63
10c
,100.1
3.20s wi
4-1-63
1-2-64, 100
100.1
Bills
.•£ •
V;'
Bid
-
Ask
99.232
June 24, 1963————-99.227
June 27, 1963——-r • 99.195
99.203
99.131
99122
99.074
5, 1963-
1963
/ 99.815
1963—„99.783
99.821
1963
99.762
July 15, 1963
July 18, 1963
July 25, 1963
99.041
15,
18,
Aug 1, 1963
Aug
-8,1963—
Aug 15, 1963—4^—"
98.901
2.
1963.
99.758
99.703:
—————
99.783
99.709
1963————————-i
1963——w—4^.
99;590
99.594
1963
99.533
99.538
1963
6,
99.645
•99.649
11,
1963
_
99.418
Sept.
99.362
99.367
99.306
1963
99.481
Aug 22, 1963-—-————
Aug
29,
1963
99.412
.
99.311
Oct
99.253
99.261 1.
Jan
5,
..Sept;' 12,
15,
15,
1963
99.051
99.024
98.968
——
-———
98.856
98.804
98.792
98 722
98.735
98.679
98.665
98 b08
1963^—98 546
———; 98.277
—
98.912
98.^844
1963-.:
1864
99.083
98 957
99.476
1963
1963
97.517
98.618
98.556
98.289
>
97.534
'
112 iv
•
>v'Due >;
Due
3-62
11.
June 20, 1963.
122
,*
.
97.16
102.30
95.26
101.22
July
June 13,
102
119
1970
A»—1988
98.12
102.29
July
June
;
1983
99.969
May 16,
May 23,
May 31,
98 38
68
r
1963—i.—*—-L*-
,
Trans
100.30
98.10
99.873
25,
.
'
1965
1984
U S Industries
5M»s
98
84y2
ww_1967
.1971
ww
Westcoast
1985
.
100.12
Ask
99.923
Apr
101'/«
Lt
,
104.8
.
lp0.4
99.921
Apr
102 y4
101 %
&
100
.
1963—99.868
4,
Apr
105
Pacific
28,
Apr
91 y2
Pow
Ask
99.977
Apr
102 y4
85
103
tnn>/«
.
102
Potomac Electric 4%s_—
99
103.8
3.15s
Mar
100 »/4
103
102 Vb
99%
Ask
99%
4%s—2003
102
-
101.24
100.24
3.15s
,
21, .1963———99.975
Mar 22, -1963—————,
99.967
165 Broadway Bldg 5 Vas ww_1970
Petroleum 5s
_1977
Pacific
102 Vz
114
Mar
Bid
Tele
101%
105
103.8
104.16
106,0 v 107.8
97.2.4
96.24107.24
106.24
103.16
102.16
97.8
96.8
100.1
94.2
1967—
1, 1967
Rate
Rate.
"Ask
7-
Quebec Nat Gas 53/is—
v
102.16
•
103.16
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
8-
101%
106%
101.12
101."16
102.8
95.2
1, 1966
Oct
3%s
98.31
3.15s
102
111%
100.28
102.27
-
Aug '15,1966-—--—-.——
102
98.29
3.45s
100
102%
102.8
100.28
1, 1964—
15, 1964
101.30
a77.38
101
Trailer 4s conv—1976
Hilton Hotel 6s ww_———.1984
Fruehauf
:
102'/4
101.28
,
15, 1964—
&43.08
1998
Public Serv Co of Okla 4%s 1993
5%s„J977
Illinois .Power
Bonds
New
1 CI
,99.16
' 99.4
Apr
1, 1965
97.12
4%s May 15, 1965
102.28
l%s Oct
1,1965—
; 96.26
3%s Nov 15, 1965
100.14
3%s Feb T5,1966v^—i-—100.18
99.15
&
Inc
Oct
4%s Nov
,
101.12
Aug 15,1964.,.—
a9.34
Inc
,
15,1964
99.13
,
3%s May 15,1964
all.07
Aug
101.10
al0.49
Fund
Fund
3%s
99.31
al5.34
Centennial
20,1974
-4%S .Feb 20, 1978-73——.
100.9
Fd_
Exchange
.4%s Feb
15, 1963
1, 1964
iy2S Apr
4%s May
a83.65
Fund———
3%s Sep
-
>10416;
100.3
100.10
100.7
Bid
Arkansas
—
1,1971^—-l.—
15, 1972-1967—
15, 1972
100.12
100
Figpres after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
MaturityBid
" Ask
'
Treasury Notes (Continued)-
1, 1963
4%S Nov
',
Inc:
103,16
/ 1%8 Oct- 4,1963l-ll.—
& Conv. Debentures Issues
1
100.9
Dec
.
'
-
May 15; 1963-..—100.7- '100.9
3V48 May 15,1963^-—100.3
100.5
7.09
—
Fund
Capital
Capital
26.20
Tel
100
99.30
10O.7
—
100.20
:a07.16,. 108.16
102.16
103.16
101.16
102.16
15, 1964
l»/as Apr
Fund Inc——.
a20.53
Fund——■■ a22.44
16.27
&
—_
3%s Feb
4s
Diversification
23.26
Tel
100.1
'
Bonds—
101.12
100.22
Treasury Notes—
7.68
6.56
Inc
x
May 15, 1963
3%s Aug 15.
1963—
3y8s Nov 15, 1963
14.19
13.13
l
Inc
Street
25.11
American
100
'
100
Certificate of Indebtedness—
14.28
10c
Fund
Inc—
Swap Funds—
Federal. Street
ASk
100.1
-n-
99.31
U. S. Certificates, of Indebtedness and Nates
Maturity-—
15.34
1
Ind
Fund
12.19
Bid
Ask
Bid
100.3
4s
103
—
4 y45 "Jun 12,.1973—-l——
4%S Feb. 10^977
—^
,
11.19
14.07
—
Investors
:
18
100
1963
1, 1963—
May
4s
100.16
5%s Feb
14.98
10.24
Equity
l
Bonds
1
1963—
Bank
United States Treasury
.
36%
17
Assurance
1, 1963—
Land
100.24
—100.16 -101.16.
3 V4s
-
11.15
Recent Security
11%
33%
3%s Aug 20, 1963
3V4s Oct 22, 1963
4%S Apr 20, 1964—
>
12, 1963—
10^1970
Aug -10,-1971
10.54
1
79%
10%
19.01
9.61
1,
June
3.15s
100.2
100.2
15, 1964
4%8-Sep„10r 1971-
6.86
17,49
Life
——
3.15s Apr
100
15, 1963
4 y8s
12.93
Science
Ohio
of
2
Reserve
100
16, 1963
4%S Apr
;.4%S. Sep
7.29
Income
22%
15%
Acc—
^%SyAplu40^4969--——102
,
Accumulated
20%
5
&
,3%s Mar 10, 1966-
.12.55
United
7%
58 y4
33;
*>4%8vDee. 12,,X96(I—, 101.24
3%S Mar ll, 1968.n...»„
C—» ' 99.8
7.76
11.48
12%
6%
41 y4
"
Fund
11%
55
63 Va
19%
.,16
Li4s :; Sep 10; 1964—.—101.6.
101.10
3% sl Dec -'li;il964-—">'101.4 ■; 101.8' >
4%S Jun 10, 1965
102.8 '? 102.16
,12.72
7.12
Co
30
J3%8 May 11,1964_.——.100.18^
Fund—1,
*
_1
(Tex)
America—2.50
181
59%
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
1.77
Co
175%
<75
100.1
100.1
3%s
Inc——--—1
...
of
12%
26 Vi
24%
5
3
=
15,1963——-.
15, 1963:
4yes Nov
Fund
Co
8
United Security Life Ins (Ala)_l
U S Fidelity & Guaranty Co—5
14.
1
Ins
58
107%
11%
U S Life Ins Co in City of N Y_2
Variable Annuity Life Insur—1
17%
14%
Ins„i5
Insurance
3.20s Jan
Z
1
Texas
United
73%
4s
1
Investors—
(Medium Grade Bonds)_1
(Low Priced Bonds)
1
B-2
B-3
9y2
3.30s Aug
Inc
Sterling Investment Fund IncLLl
Empire
Keystone Custodian Funds—
B-l (Investment Bonds)
8 Vz
3.30s Sep
10.71
Congress Street Fund
35.33
Buffalo
Accident—i
3.40s May 15, 1963
3y4s July 16, 1963
Industry Inc—1
Centennial
.
'
Ins
United Family Life Ins
71%
69
Obligations of Government Agencies
9.14
6.83
34.64
119%
68 V2
Ins—50c
Life
Bankers
Union
115
5
2
(NY)
Figures after decimal point represent one or more 32nds of a point
Federal Home Loan Banks-rBanks for Cooperatives—
V Bid
Ask
/
a9.84
6.16
&12.82
of
Central
10.07
1
6.32
—4—-1
Life
&
8.96
Shares—1.25
5.70
Johnston (The) Mutual Fund—1
&
;
371/2
7.55
State Street Investment Corp—*
Stein Roe & Farnham
11.04
Stock
75 Vz
5
Co
Lawyers Title Ins
Southwestern Investors Inc-—1
19.17
Investors
56%
72 V4
89%
II.96
Fund—
Investors Mutual Income Fund
53 V4
5
86 y4
Clark-
&
Amer
Wisconsin
Group Funds—
10
Co
Standard
l
United Funds Canada Ltd_l
10.24
lc
(NY)
Boiler
Mid-Cont
8.24
United
9.37
6.79
Steam
1
Stock Fund
Balanced
Insurance
6.47
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
Ins
Insurance
Lamar
United Funds Inc—
8.63
55
102
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50 preferred
3.99
7.90
2
10
16%
47%
10.69
5.95
2.34
63%
15%
American
Life
6.91
10.05
I.06
135%
1
10.17
7.42
130
15.77
Inc
1
5.44
5
Kentucky
14.75
UBS Fund of Canada Ltd
17.84
Southwestern Life Ins Co
Intl Life Ins
4.36
Shareholders Trust of Boston
Stock
119%
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y___ 10
3.65
4.87
lc
—
87%
124%
Interstate
13.83
4.98
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
44-%
83
Co
Surety
118
Jefferson
lOo
a20.92
10c
41
Seaboard
of Amer..
3
11.57
Inv
Inc—
H-C7
-5
10
5
224
214
Ins
45 Va
7.21
12.63
1
11%
Life
Southland Life Ins Co
10.11
United
Guardian Mutual Fund Inc
10%
Seaboard
5
,
—
1
63%
60
new
73%
9.25
Income—1
for
American
in
Insurance
78%
68
11.46
10.18
6-67
Group Securities—
.
■
Aerospace-Science
lc
Common (The) Stock Fund-lc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Growth Industry Shares Inc„1
68%
Marine
&
74%
Employees Insur (D C) —4
Employ Life Ins (DC)_1.50
10.77
14.60
Television-Electronics
General Investors. Trust—-—1
65 %
Fire
33
Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
Illinois
Growth stock
Stevens
Common
Sovereign
Funds—-
series
America
of
6.25
Paul
st
Corp
3
(Jacksonville Fla)_2y2
al8.63
2.20
Preferred
6%
1
Co
113
60y2
al3.50
vi, 2.01
lc
17%
57/8
(Phoenix)
Insurance
8%
34
30%
17%
*
25c
1
series
16%
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)——5
Corp
(NY)
2
7%
32
447/a
50c
1
Fund
Florida Mutual Fund Inc
stock
—3.50
Insp Insurance
~7.95
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Selected
Common
Reserve
Ins
10
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C) new_
16%
Home
7.25
Scudder
6.31
Series----—————lc
series.-.
—^4——Id''
36%
&- Bus
Providence-Washington
42
2.50
Inc
Revere Fund
4.50
10-19
70 Vz
34 Va
Hartford
Growth TiTi—--i—1
5.78
Custodian
35
66
5
—_1.25
6.34
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research Investing.-
4.11.
Franklin
91
28%
31%
15.49
(Geo)
10c
Foursquare Fund —4L"
87
25
5.83
1
11%
Republic Insurance (Texas)
5
Republic Nat'l Life Insurance—1
Profess
>
Greatamerica
al4.28
,
126%
:
10%-
Reinsurance
14.17
1
.1
93
ill34-
14%
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Inc
Men's
1
84%
Hanover
Fund
„10'
insurance' Co^.—
77V2
13.52
13.51
19.77
Pioneer Home Owners Life
77
12.75
Fund
Putnam
Florida Growth Fund Inc
Financial
Phoenix
Gulf
16.17
12.43
18.29
_1
Philadelphia^Life^'InaiCib—2a—5c>
13%
12.37
Fund
Putnaiq
9.90
Fund—25c
61%
66
5
Great
8.79
Growth
66%
58
.
731/2
11.67
Inc—i
13.23
Federated
50%
35%
62
1
1
(T Rowe)
13.17
Fidelity Capital Fund
Fidelity Fund Inc
33%
4
1
Fund
12.24
.
47%
4 Vb
Inc
Shares
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
—50c
Equity Fund Inc.44--444.--_20o'
-
9.13
al5.08
Gov
&
Square Mutual Fund
Fund
Electronics
Fund
12.22
Over the Counter Secur Fd Inc_l
Provident
Stock Fund
Co Amer--—2
Col——3Va
Life Ins
69%
Gov't
11.30
"
a
28%
Street Fund
Electronics
Price
&
Util
8.46
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
15-93
Bond
Chemistry
8.87
5.06
Howard^;
Balanced Fund---4— 50c
7.74
Ltd_34c
York Capital Fund
9.79
17.32
Energy
1
1
8.93
4.68
Eaton
Georgia
7.88
301
3 Vz
Glens Falls
Series
Penn
3.24
265
65 Va
Co
(S F)
•
5L%
26%
10
Internat'l Life Ins_2.50
6.34
8.59
44%
"•19
•49
*
Corp—5
General Reinsurance Corp
7.21
7.81
New Horizons R P Fund Inc
25c
Life
5.80
England Fund
New
Firemen's Fund
.46.%-
l
of N Y
Reinsurance
1
Stock
Nucleonics
Theory Invest Fund Inc—l
Old Line
,42%
17
-
78V*
1.25 :
.tN Jy
Assoc
Insurance
1
Series
Series
8.09
Dreyfus Fund Inc..—-4-..—-1
Group
1
Preferred Stock Series
Income
Oppenheimer
Shares
Employers
Employers
Franklin
11.20
Dividend
Eagle Fire Ins Co
Eastern Life Ins Co
"2.79
4.28
11.76
Dow
12'/2
t North Western' Nail Life Ins Co_
.
34%
".41%
3.3&M*
58 y4
i$:
3.92
7.26
Inc-1 T
North...
Northeastei-n Insurance
Northern InsiCo.of.N Y
_
16%
32 %.
48
^Urum:"
1
—
Series
Dividend
10.25
Fund
Co—
49%
15%
78yfc': vpeoplek®
±7G
-■
(Waslr D/CklLL-L—
SConidnenl^vCJasimltx^^^i—
2.73
12.75
Investment Fund—1
163
First Nat'l Life
10.76
Growth Stock
64
6.64
57.29
Diversified
.
150
145
—10
6.08
1
Diver
Continental 'Amer Life Ins
1
Series
Bond
1
—
Fund Inc
31%
Continental Assurance ;Ctt——5
12.58
1
—;
29%^
Insur—5
11.51
One William
Fund
Life
Gen
Series—
———1
17.00
Income
Connecticut
Securities
Series
Balanced
57.87
Mutual Fund Inc
15 Va
>
40»/2
York Fire Ins
Pacific insurance Co ofvN..Y-l&
Peerless Insurance Co
:
_5
National
16.83
Delaware
' New
Pacific»Indemnity
16.85
De Vegh Investing Co Inc.-.—1
Delaware
New Hampshire Insurance
62%
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md.
7.21
De Vegh
29%
47
2.50
5
5.
47%
Federal
6.59
Income
27%
Union
Nationwide Corp class. A
22 V4
15.61
Fund^.i»l
Diversified
'
<
; >.'26 Vi-v
95%
1390'
"95%
2OV4
23.32
Growth
-
•
:
V
#2ya
"
131/2
38
79 Vi
90
132
5
59
14.44
8.86
24%
59%
;
"75
—10
45
of
21.56
Investment Inc
Crown-Western
al4.19
1
.
6.64
■
—l •'
5
1
20.86
——-.Li.—--
68V2
Corp
19.10
Series B
64
(N J)—2
Investors
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—•
•
65
..
Mutual Shares Corp—
20.75
Continental Growth Fund Inc_lc
gO'/a
Ins-Co
55
.
11.79
•
.
10
k
53%
,
National
3% ^
3
6-%
50%
Nat'l Old Lirife Ins .A/W com*—-JL,
-
73 Vz
National
10.02
National Fire
Nat'l Life & Accident Ins
158
6
1
5
Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
Monument Life (Bait)
10
America-—1
Combined
of
19.25
—1
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
16
69 V2
Nation Wide Securities; Co Inc-1
8.15
1
Inc
Inc
Fund
Concord
147/3
5
10.59
9.22
50c
.
Maryland
Casualty
Mass Indemnity & Life Ins
41 y4
■-15%~
151
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_50c
DC)—1
Ins (Galveston)——1
10.45
15.42
.
5
Insur
35%
130%
14%
*
Mercury (Wash
Re-instirancei—:
Life
41%
33%
1
Ins
C&mlwealth Life Insur Co (Ky) _2
.......
10.52
9.63
9.69
9.56
Income
Commonwealth
National
Life
12%
371/2
Citizens'Casualty (N Y) "A"--2
Citizens Life InpurKJo of NY--2
Coastal StateS'Life InsJGa )_1.25
;;7:-65^.jB.3^V
Mutual Trust Shares.
Fund—1
Fd—1
Investment
1
Commonwealth
Lincoln
7%
Boston insurance Co—
'
15.26
.
-'n
of
88 Vz
6V2
Beneficial standard Life—.
Life Fund—,V\\ 1..
47 Va
14%
Bankers & Shippers
Bankers'Natl Life Ins
1
-Fund Inc
Massachusetts
Units
11.31
Colonial
al5.01
124
Liberty
34%
Nat
30%
Lincoln
12%
American
28
Co
-
32y8
Amer
73
Penna—5
Assurance
13 y4
11%"'
Co
Amer
13.96
25%
,
(Newark N J)__2%
Life Companies Inc_l
Ins
American
a28.95
General Industries shares—lc
Special Investment shares—lc
Massachusetts Investors Trust
shares of beneficial int—33 Vic
Mass Investors Growth Stock
Fla)__————1
Ask
38
69%
Life
22%
84 y2
Bid
2
2
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
43 Va
44 Vi
'
Liberty Life Insurance
Liberty Nat'l Life Ins (Birm)
,
American Income Life Ins Co__ 1
6.60';
6.051,
90
139
Amer
.
Managed Funds—
13.42
10.32
Colonial
Inc„1
Investors
Ins__
American Home, Assurance—2.50
6.12
17.77
Stk Fund Inc—1
Life
Insur Co_1.50
General
(Jacksonville
16.26
;Aski^'V:v-'' Par
134 V2
American Heritage; Life Ins-*
11.89
Insurance
16.66
1
6.61
Founders
American
4.36
15.87;-
Insurance
16.21
Trust
14.79
5.59
Life
5
Insurance
American
14.93
6.03
Loomis-Sayles Fund of Can—1
Loomis Sayles Mutual Fund—*
---I
of- BostonFund Inc
13.68
; ,3.99
13.67
v
10.88
Life
11.18
Shares
13.49
15.00
12.30
Growthw.
Fund- Ltd ——4—10.23
Capital Life Ins Shares &
Century
5.43
22.85
12.36
1
Lexington Income Trust
10.51
6.66
Chase Fund
4.97
20.94
:
—1
Lazard Fund Inc
Canadian International
•
'
Fund—1
Growth
Knickerbocker
4.11
Life
Agricultural Insurance Co——10
; 40 y2
All Amer Life 8c Casualty (111) _1
; 21 Vi
American Equitable Assur
2.50 C 23 V2
American Fidelity Life Ins Co_l
12Va
10.05
9.21
1
9.62
—1
Inc—
:
9.35
11.76
1
Wfr—
'Canada General Fund—
(1954) Ltd;—
Fund
1.65
id. 12
Fund
Canadian
9.67
50e1
InvestingBullock Fund Ltd
Street
California
4.33
6.09
10.70
9.80
(Discount
11.25
-—i-———1
Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bondstock Corp ———L
Boston Fund Inc
1
Blue
Broad
Knickerbocker Fund
8.43
Affiliated Fund Inc
Canada Ltd
Bonds)
1
K-i (Income Fund)—
-1
K-2 (Growth Fund)—
1
7 S-l (High-Grade Cpjn.Stk) --I.
S-2 (Income Com StpcKs)—-1
S-3 (Growth Com Stock)—1
S-4 (Low Priced Com stks)—1
Keystone Internat'l Fund Ltd_l
5.87
6.22
1
7.80
1.25
4.00
American Business Shares
1
5.63
American Growth Fund Inc—lc
al4.82
American Investors
Fund—.1
8.85
American Mutual Fund Inc
1
1.50
Associated Fund Trust
4.52
Atomic Physics & Sci Fd_33y3C
5.40
Axe-Houghton Fund "A" Inc—1
8.60
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
3.76
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc-1
10.82
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
i Axe-Temple ton Growth FundT
^
Inc
Fund
Advisers
Keystone
6.86
B-4
Par^,.vBId:
Casualty & Surety—3.50
86'/a
Aetna
Fund Cont.
Custodian
2.33
2.12
Aetna
Par
Mutual Funds—
Ask
Bid
"Far
Fund--—..J.—25c
Mutual Funds—«
;
FOOTNBLTES FOR OVER-THErCOUNTER ISSUES
/•N° par value,
-
New
York
Stock
a
Net asset value. >b Bid yield price, d Ex-rights^ ,-k Admitted
Exchange; - t New stock,
x Ex-div.idend.
wi When; issued,
y
to listing^ on
Ex-stock amae
.
Bank
clearings this week will show
with
a
increase compared
an
Preliminary figures compiled by us,
telegraphic advices from the chief cities of the
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday,
March 16, clearings from all cities of the United States
based
year
ago.
on
from which it is possible to obtain
be 0.8% above those for the
weekly clearings will
corresponding week last
Our
year.
preliminary totals stand
against $32,002,051,048 for the same
this center there is
at
$32,258,158,318
week
in
1962.
At
gain for the week ending Friday of
Our comparative
summary for the week follows:
2.9%.
a
CLEARINGS—RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
Week
New
Ending
March
16—
1963
York
Boston
Kansas
St.
City
Louis
San
1962
$18,611,014,767 $18,094,0!
1,381,449,880
1,392,3
*1,130,000,000
1,187,0
851,413,337
878,2
523,644,892
525,8
431,400,000
429,8
894,697.000
888,0
Chicago
Philadelphia
Francisco
Pittsburgh
460.833,072
*640,000.000
Baltimore
Ten
cities
five
cities,
five
412,8
days
Other
488,6
673,4
395,827,794
Cleveland
days
Total
All
•
all
cities,
Total
♦
cities, five
one
day
all
cities
for
days.
week—
Estimated,
Our usual monthly detailed statement of
transactions on
the New York Stock
Exchange is appended. The results
for February and two months
of 1963 and 1962 follow:
Description—
—Month of
Stocks—
Number
February—
1963
1962
1963
Railroad
66,131,993
179,800,183
147,015,425
misc.—
$101,159,000
&
International
U.
S.
Bank
$95,428,000 $211,209,000 $221,777,000
20,000
5,923,000
14,387,200
12,637,000
20,000
government
Foreign
6,794,200
Government—
Total
bonds
—
——
Month
The volume of transactions in share
properties on the
New York Stock
Exchange for the two months of 1960
to 1963 is indicated in the
following:
—
—Number of Shares—
1962
.' 7 1961
V 1963
January
February
The
100,614,538
79,185,645
—
course
80,883,432 "
66,131,993
89,108,085
92,803,996
2nd
New
3rd
Cleveland
5th
Richmond'
York
Minneapolis
(000,000
FOR LEADING
Month of February
1963
1962
1961
1960
t Omitted)*
York..
69,036
Philadelphia.
Chicago
is shown below:
61,095
60,159
CITIES
*
155,818
6,683
7,404
7,178
3,116
3,622
3,379
3,085
3,092
2,679
2,558
2,316
2,559
2,523
la764
1,793
St.
..
.
City
2,080
Louis...
2,157
Atlanta
Baltimore
Louisville
5,050
2,151
2,243
5,777
*95,517
4,719
1,678
1,984
3,827
3,957
3,606
1,923
4,631
4,464
4,217
1,893
132,039,774,708
63,002,834,876
3,806
3,627
3,497
1,923
4,773
4.573
4,127
1,910
1,641
1,769
4,403 >>4,255
3,665
1,746*
2,146
1,807
4,268
-
4,268
.
,
1,551
1,623
3,511
,"
1,222
1,313
2,971
I j?
926
962
2,066
893
New
3rd
3,477
Atlanta
7th
44
44
44
9,997,497,447
11
44
11,716,227,868
17
Chicago
8th
St.
2,641
9th
10th
Minneapolis
Kansas City
11th
Dallas
12th
San
3,625
2,061
3,210
44
16,173,374,307
294,959,289,263
272,762,695,769
+
134.683,897,799
+
16
31
—
Louis
44
14,569,538,950
44
44
_
+
•
*
,
'
-
899
823
886
2,133
2,019
1,758
1,837
1,182
1,119
1,037
1,117
2,651
2,452
2,298
924
824
902
2,135
2,047
1,773
1,818
1,248
1,197
1,157
1,284
2,807
2,699
Portland
2.568
911
845
957
2,301
2,032
1,821
1,932
1,196
993
1,071
2,782
2,560
2,184
714
715
1,844
1,715
1,580
876
843
2,092
2,140
1,880
761
697
1,779
1,675
1,586
1,424
..
Orleans
...
Birmingham.
1,216
Omaha
....
808
Denver
....
961
Paul....
821
St.
Memphis
...
795
750
673
679
1,775
1,649
1,487
171
Total
601
578
636
1,361
1,331
1,246
635
576
550
1,473
1,408
1,220
cities
730
692
711
1,674
1,644
1,517
726
795
632
1,577
1,579
1,310
The following
>1,453
608
City—„
1,141
773
York
1,247
idn
2.7
1.1
2.7
4.4
3.5
5.7
4,6
+ 2.9
+ 4.1
+ 6.1
—
114,917,889,748
9,965,070,202
13,739,867,864
6,829,335,482
13,308,070,055
21,899,874,093
6,809,948,005
5,986,021,985
8,483,421,969
12,995,666,731
7,046,163,546
13,412,323,693
21,788,128,958
+
+
+
+
+
+
6,833,133,675
6,384,454,326
9,021,724,993
9,764,310,467
9,657,741,732
13,400,685,887
13,199,852,657
compilation covers the years by months for two years
1,296
672
Outside New
Milwaukee
-Nashville
.
...
Tot. 31 Cities 122,499
Cities
9,540
9,094
106,458
8,554
273,844
252,528
236,002
8,743
21,115
20,234
18,522
272,762
254,524
134,683
122,577
•.
January
121,770
63,002
now
60,747
add
56,555
our
59,661
detailed statement
February
$
,
Clearings at
Maine—Bangor
-,•>>.
'-'j
1963
T
—.
Portland
—_
i
Massachusetts—Boston
>
$
716,222
1,834,876
+
8.1
>,551,098
$
-
1963
Inc. or
Dec. %
'
'
1962
$
$
..
River
17,421,499
36,261,782
3,287,577,650
~
17,917,658
15.346.807
37,450,976
—
3.6
80,108,116
+
4.7
7,404,751,206
+
15,271,021 >>
2.8
+
35,013,185
3,138,745,795
38,077,321
80,521,295
7,178,300,665
Inc. or
Dec. %
—
—
+
0.5
33,863,294
35,613,676
9,553,322
9.561,174— 0.1
21,726,611
22,922,633
—
Lowell
5,019,271
6,296,018
11,798,719
14,687,515
Bedford
17,297,792
Springfield
69,119,461
Connecticut—Hartford
535,100,026
233,994,049
239,376,743
1.9
49,431,400
34,554,637
198,148,558
185,229,702
155,744,488
144,078,193
107,018,083
—
2.1
48.461,900
+
2.(
182,671,100
Island—Providence
Hampshire—Manchester——
579,649,599
2.4
+
37,407,103
8.3
+10.2
237.853,359
166.640.400
+
9.6
394,862,900
381,650,700
+
17,448,473
,14,893,755
+17.2
36,374,983
35,051,771
+
3.f
3.1
4,144,754,943
3,930,076,830
5.5
9,275,312,002
8,973,626,777
+
3.'
22,078,400
cities)--——
+14.7
+11.7
+
62,727,633
104,424.830
Waterbury
(14
7
272,789,925
New Haven
—
15,483,485
80.984,164
87,744,631
Worcester
—
1.6
0.5
3.2
4.S
5.2
—19.7
+ 8.2
+ 7.C
+ 8.1
+ 8.:
—20.4
—
21,671,100..
'
+
-
73,936,768,693
60,747,129,106
134,683,897,799
two years and for week ended Match 9
-Week Ended March 9-
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
1962
•
Holyoke +
Total
r
272,762,695,769
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
New
1962
63
5
+ 8.0
+ 8.4
showing the figures for each city for the month of February and since Jan. 1 for
$
Rhode
Inc. or
Dec. %
150,919,911,863
121,842,783,906
294,959,289,263
Total 2 Months
-Month of February
New
Hearings Outside New York
1962
$.»>
162,919,514,555
132,039,774,708
•
Fall
'Vi#^•
•.1
...
232,698
439,140
-•
1963
Month
18,016
294,959
„•
Clearings, Total All
214,682
132,039 121,842 116,715 115,201
All...
Outside NYC
We
112,748 108,161
CLEARINGS
MONTHLY
.'
^
135,966,385,500
9,673,070,051
1,408
624
Washington.
Total
'•
-
Francisco
no
....
Buffalo
Other
'
———-——
•,
7,901,034,633
1,709
737
'«>■
.j
1,454
945
^ *Jy\ ;
2,208
774
.(Tity
2,639
1,050
ito
8,238,263,404
2,297
965
-
-
3.3
8
—
...
8.1
nQ8
44,
15
6th
9,275,312,002
160,509,596,181
10,370,574,657
44
13
—-—
Cleveland
1,980
2.010
16
44
Richmond
3,611
2,647
7,681,703,048
15,665,657,173
23,920,634,625
7,811,719,053
7,267,453,952
14
Philadelphia
cities
10
——
5th
3,930
3.263
2,931
6
York
I960
1961
Inc. or
Dec. %
+ 3.4
+12.6
$
8,973,626,777
142,563,733,270
10,657,261,231
14,412,637,180
7,479,727,400
15.002,215,870
23,114,392,861
7,393,160,381
+
6,950,740,952
9,717,920,803
11,257,372,703
15,239,906,341
$
14
a—
4th
'
3,753
3.466
-
Boston
2nd
1962
1963
Federal Reserve Districts
years:
Two Months
Two Months
Two Months
Two Months
1st
Jacksonville.
>
cities
City
append another table showing clearings by Federal Reserve Districts in the two months for four
4,031
1,733
1,938
1,619
Seattle
.
We
3,983
947
NeW
•
j
4,651
.
1,609
927
171
New York
5,441
1,330
..
Outside
6,447
5.729
1,660
.
Richmond
6,650
5,946
1,361
..
Cincinnati
7,592
2,706
«
2,033
1,984
....
1
1,645
.
1,989
...
*
8,100
2,010
1,741
Minneapolis.
Houston
6,386
7,063
3,302
44
44
6,428
6,633
11.315
3,078
11
17
10,858
6,116
9,935
11,472
3,138
..
10,875
9,624
5,289
3,0^1/2,797
Dallas
San Francisco
9,193
4,475
5,050
3,264
Kansas
8,049
4,140
-3.287
Pittsburgh
4,492,203,001
5,250,718,319
7,219,105,998
11th
110.927
5,008
....
Dallas
City
Total
131,946
4,454
....
Cleveland
Kansas
1960
138,078
4,414
Detroit
Fran...
3,525,042,354
3,292,797,950
44
16
-
Louis
FEBRUARY
5,187
-
Boston
San
IN
Jan. 1 to Feb. 28
1962
1961
1963
55,540
<...
10,920,778,530
44
44
12th
years
-New
10th
44
16
14
Chicago
9th
44
44
44
8.
-
Atlanta
St.
44
31
6
6tlr
7th
4,750,109,646
6,638,825,330
3,547,844,659
7,057,456,876
13
15
1
8th
63,932,362
4,144,754,943
71,200,137,102
44
10
,
CLEARINGS
in¬
$
Philadelphia
4th
.
month of February and the two
months ended Feb. 28
in each of the last four
BANK
an
1Q63
14 cities
60,533,354
^
was
of February
Boston
clearings for leading cities'for the
of bank
of the clearings for the
Federal Reserve Districts
1st.
—
1960
summary
and in the Boston Reserve District of 5.5%, but in the
Philadelphia Reserve District the totals register a loss
of 0.5%.
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
—
$107,973,200 $101,351,000 $225,616,20(1
$234,414,000
-
a
of 8.4%, the
1963 aggregate of clearings having been $132,039,774,708,
and the 1962 aggregate of $121,842,783,906. In the New
York Reserve District the totals record a gain of 12.8%,
1962
79,185,645
Bonds—•
furnish
of February.
For that month there
of the entire body of clearings houses
crease
Two Months
shares—
of
We also
month
Inc.
or
Dec. %
-
-Month of
Clearings at
February-
-Week Ended March 9-
1962
Inc. or
Dec. %
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkNew
York—Albany
--Buffalo.
—.
,
277 022
-
nr.
.
■>
14,964,';
,
Jamestown
New
jg373 «
York___-._^—;;
69,036^939,'£
Rochester
242,010,5
143,313,3
Syracuse
Utlca
New
32,392,C
382,427,3
Jersey—Newark
Northern
Total
•
New
Jersey^,.
cities)
{10
429,870,(
71,200,137,:
....
Third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia
Pennsylvania—Altoona
1
5 575 5
HI:
-Bethlehem
Chester
;>
;
7 546 3
V-v,
■
Harrisburg
22 243 2
—
Lebanon
7;924;o
Philadelphia
Reading
4,414,699,0
9,759,9
__
f*rr,tnt°£
30,672,0
Wilkes-Barre
(a)
Kor»
Pu Bois
24,624,5
•
'—...
Hazleton
.
—'
—/—,
1,414,5
7,660,3
_
Delaware—Wilmington
Jersey—Trenton-_„...».__
115 262 8
New
Total
(13
cities)—.—
70,141,1
4.750.109 6
._
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland—
Ohio—Canton
) ;
57,801,68
1,361,844,18
2,679,207,14
*
Cincinnati
Cleveland
?.
'
317,791,162
592,376,691
96,302,400
6,772,84
77
Mansfield
55 253 03
Youngstown
...
14,022,167
13,019,124
50,024,19;
*
,
14,297,892
11,458,149
11,838,514
14,147,356
492,822,780
50)368)27
.
Newark
Toledo
13,824,320
351,293,70
14,726,66
SSm
Hamilton
*/r
(a)-
32,586,0
Lancaster
•
(
624,823,1
■
Elmira
434,037,070
439,335,905
—_—151,149 43
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
1,764)395)34
.Oil City
Kentucky—Lexington
West Virginia—Wheeling...
„
Total
(15
39,288,14
14,141,61
28,727,07
13,831,08
„
cities)
6,638,825,33
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond
West Virginia—Huntington
„
'
"Virginia—Norfolk
Richmond
'fCouth
/
.....
23 l
106*7
927*3
-Frederick
5,192,147
20,477,000
216,215,232
1
'
•
District of
Columbia-r-Washington
Total (8 cities)-;
9,450,491
8,830.094
4,937,574
20,813,000
200,675,656
8,921,619
g'g
3787952,823
383/794)671
344,1357544
164,3497865
Maryland—Baltimore
;
5,298,670
198,970,840
104'6
660*8
Carolina—Charleston
Columbia
•
22,355,000
439
..
—-
159,2257268
121,2277141
30,485.675
27,975,136
121,061,597
322,300,000
7,643,214
672,0
3 547 8
....
779,377,689
Sixth Federal Reserve
District—Atlanta
Tennessee—Knoxville
14n
_
-Nashville
'
75c
1
9«4
Columbus
Macon
29
71
«
Tampa
./ *
-/
-■
7
Montgomery
285,395,203
283748~67095
256.303*317
14,653,513
220,9687759
15.724,837
15,995,595
4.019,509
74
37
2,714,981
35
'
..
gj
Meridian
<'
6,2807808
270,305,765
1 216
—-..-i--/
Mississippi—Hattiesburg
■
7,973,256
5)5567949
287,173,084
201
Alabama—Birmingham
Jackson
9,066,092
7,2647647
1 24s
—.
Mobile :i
143,417,569
430.300.000
29
Florida—Jacksonville
■
30,477,144
157,342,019
448,300,000
Georgia—Atlanta
•
12
Vicksburg ■■1 v//^3
Louisiana—New
Total
(16
Orleans
1,182
cities)
866,819
274,327,000
■_1T'wt
7 057
1,512,956,413
Seventh Federal Reserve DistrictMichigan—Ann Arbor
Detroit
Flint
.
_
Grand
42,033,604
7,063,787,000
—
—
■
Rapids—
Jackson
.
Lansing'
Muskegon
107,358,724
r—
\
—
204,116,196
___■
40,856,847
..1-—:
-
....i——
„
, ,r
p; Bay City
132,018,643
51,332.864
-.
^
_' •'
Indiana—Fort Wayne
Gary
Indianapolis
~
17,367,323
150,492,950
Y
~
Haute
Milwaukee
IIIII
Sheboygan:--------.—./.
Iowa—Cedar
173)2427419
14§)45l7436
146,7497741
II"
9,684,721
58,917,824
21,242,950
8.730,214
59,731,914
8,124,557
52,211,366
19,904,599
78,786,577
./_Y;
638,366,870
189,506,650
,1
Ames
9.765,955
■:mi /,mmmnmnm'
Citv
!
,
Illinois—Aurora
Bloomington
/\.Chicago
-V,
n.
T
ri,I"
IIIIII
II
14,986,714
I
,,
.
(: Kockford :•
1
20,600,582
Springfield
Sterling
11,472,412,199
,
1
"""T"
83,422,877
116.980,114
^ IH—r
I—HI 'I
^
123,440,572
■
„L,_^,,
84,979,897
8,046,877
(31
19,590,148
32,469,121
:
—-
w---"•
Peoria
Total
10,181,101
4,889,999
3,794.185
rr-.,.*
"II
DeSMoines...-.:.:
■
4.517,600
19,926,895
,,
Rapids
~
1
74,7887600
10,569,632
3,975,980*
25,148.102
Man i to woo
~l
13,694,499
8i,"792))6o0
10,704,832
1,674,245,124
Watertown
Decatur
13,943,393
897571*) 000
119,457,096
Oshkosh
Sioux
18,156,397
16,585,871
964,524,663
Wisconsin—Madison
'
17,403,130
11,544.555
39,169,540
Bend
.Terre
19,585,067
13,1637839
103,229,737
288,010,127
/*;.
South
20,624,934
13^457^655
cities)-.^
1,698,829
1,232,615,898
7,369,521
12,391,450
13,952,064
8,064,019
1,342,602
1,161,021,019
•
6,376,107
14,027,166
12,197,794
6,092,282
.
23,920,634,625
Eighth Federal Reserve DistrictMissouri—St.
Cape
Louis
i
Glrardeau__I
1,741.308.917
24,765,574
IHH)
Independence
(a)
Kentucky—Louisville_.«.IHII""~
Tennessee—Memphis..
Illinois—Jacksonville
_
Quincy
Total (7
""
.
"""*
~
cities)
■/
v
•
947,028,943
795,182,429
2,977,717
13,778,774
1,645,490,886
22,958,041
3,760,207
899,183,131
750,082.603
2,91*6,771
13,320,385
7/
3,337,712,024
338,900,000
Volume
197
Number 6247
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
-Week Ended March 9IllC.
Tenth Federal Reserve
District—Kansas
Nebraska—Fremont
City-
4,968,134
1,120,067
1,157,224
1,253,601
46,405,348
13,445,329
9,382,603
808,636,094
212,139,290
185,378,953
11,541,151
161,075,173
Hastings
Lincoln
Omaha
Kansas—Manhattan
Parsons
7
or
Dec. Vo :vv:; -j'V
:'f
1,149,777
751,128
990,442
6,197,826
:
1,757,447
Topeka
61,864,174
140,032,565
19,223,674
37,689,878
17,662,820
34,398,807
18,006.038
30,189,137
28,181,015
2,080,080,242
544~567,~967
509~853,~685
467660,075
422~243~647
59,175,825
13,527,807
13,808,799
13,049,490
12,691,260
9,004,354
7,822,974
77531,155
Wichita
Missouri—Joplin
Kansas City
12,191,068
5,559,685
,.T
St. Joseph
Carthage
2,099,736
Oklahoma—Tulsa
282,333,835
31,573,080
—
Colorado—Colorado
Springs
Denver
961,519,010
Total
cities)
(14
656,483,308
Eleventh Federal Reserva District—Dallas—
Texas*—Austin
80,644,892
19,862,974
16,991,282
18,104*380
2,559,560,765
286,237,159
190,531,712
6537494,T~98
6177964,455
5497813,018
El
447836,087
4^119,742
447432,562
21,394,000
Paso
Worth
Ft.
6,253,000
6,514,350
5,552,000
Galveston
Houston
Port
1,989,358,480
—
6,966,669
Arthur
Wichita
r
Falls.
Texarkana
23,785,544
.
5,976,611
4,481,316
58,190,496
14,531,303
14,694,229
14,8467684
12,818,451
5,250,718,319
-
745,252.561
707,509,690
635,725,255
272,526,039
234,576,218
2 047(354,466
203,216,591
1367475,~835
1157-477^638
1057837~,319
9873647793
26,252,862
25,200,114
v
^4——.
,
cities)
(11
6,274,999
10,487,622
:
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
13.083.074
23,560,980
Beaumont
Dallas
>
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Washington—Bellingham
8,308,568
965 869,175
Seattle
Yakima
26,111,495
61,219,052
.
Idaho—Boise
-
—
-
Oregon—Eugene v-—27,134,619
Portland
Utah—Ogden
Salt
Lake
-it,-.City
—
Arizona—Phoenix
Beach
Long
Modesto
,
50,770,636
——
'
;
94,339,211
41,258,161
50,451,037
——
—4
—
Pasadena
■
Francisco
San
Santa
Jose
«...
Barbara
Stockton
Total
;
...
45,976,900 *
15,688,735 *■
16,279,982
17,183,850
Outside
New
,
*
-
^
■
15,657,913
^7
1,373,316,482
35,793,994
11,125,817
;'t
1,301,841,097
—
■
32,508,005,789
28,261,249,493
27,793,102,285
23,399,499,185
14,374,649,541
63,002,834,876;
York_
(a) Clearings operations
;
12,949,597 (
16,764,343
■
Grandtotal (171 cities) —132,039,774,708
679728~77l65
40,082,581
,-v."
1,529,229,777
1,713,644,867
.174097261.
:
738737~7~,236
8107597,110
42,358,769
20,317,947
29,Yib~209
I6T4T5723Q
;
9167511,149
7,219,105,998
(17 cities)—
2370*9*97777
127l8~3~,34i
:
(a)
■'
3,622,919,482
160,608,865
59,265,828
61,705,941
Riverside
San
413,675,162 ;
*
California—Berkeley
,
1,050,598,790
26,099,416
498,770,560
'
12,702,744,970,
11,833,836,2161
11,077,132,725
discontinued.
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Pursuant
to the requirements of Section- 522 of
certifies daily to the
the Tariff Act of 1930, ..the .Federal Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world.
FOREIGN
We give below
EXCHANGE RATES CERTIFIED
BY. FEDERAL RESERVE BANK TO TREASURY UNDER TARIFF ACT OF. 1930
MARCH
Country and Monetary Unit
i.
Noon
8,
1963 TO MARCH 14, 1963, INCLUSIVE
Buying Rate
for Cable
Transfers
in
New
York
(Value
in United
States
Money)
Friday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Mar. 8
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Monday
Mar. 11
Mar. 12
Mar. 13
Mar. 14
.00740493
-.00740493
.00740370
.00742471
7
2,231474
.00743094.
2,230597
2.232111
2.230868 r
Thursda;
v
.0386833
.0386833
.0387006
.0386833
.0200600
.0200600
.0200600
.0200500
.927187
Ceylon, rupee
.927406
: ~
.210037
.144950
Germany, deutsche
India, rupee
Ireland, pound
Italy, lira
*
.210150
.210110
.144893
.144875
.144900
;7 .310566
.310566
....
: .310566 * '
.310566;
—
.204050
,204050
.204050
.204050
.250125
.250283
.250220
principal
following
6:
deposits.' ,
v
C ^7
1v
industrial loans increased a--net of
million in time and savings
and
Commercial
these
loans decreased $1 million.
for
securities
purchasing
increased
purchasing
•
.310566
or
$317
a year | aga
Loans to brokers and
carrying U. S. Government
million, and their loans for
carrying ? "other" securities ,v decreased
Loans to sales and personal financing insti¬
million and loans to "other" nonfinancial institutions decreased $30 million, as
or
.204050
$27 million.
.250243
•
for the week
million in loans
changes
An increase of $319
its v credited to domestic' commercial banks and \ $410
.210120"
*
reporting member
in leading cities
adjusted; decreases of $506 million in holdings of Uf. S.
Government securities, $951 million in demand deposits
adjusted, and $891 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits; and increases of $910 million in demand depos¬
.144950
.210130,
i
.250056
mark__
the
March
dealers
.927187
.927187
.927187
.
,
weekly
Federal Reserve System
the
ended
,0200450
Denmark, krone
Finland, markka
:—_.
France (Metropolitan), new franc.
of
1 $53 million; during the comparable week
2.232031
.0386833
—
.
statement of
condition
banks
shows
record for the week just passed.
a
The
tutions decreased $103
.209657
.209570
.209530
.209690
.209680
2.800500
2.799400
2.799740
2.801300
2.801200
bank
million and $52 million,
similar week in-1962. Real
.00161012
.00161000
.00161045
.00161025
.00161000
compared with decreases of $83
Japan,yen
.00278966
.00278900
.00278900
.00278866
.00278766
.326675
respectively,
Malaysia, malayan dollar
Mexico, peso
:
Netherlands, guilder
New Zealand, pound
Norway, krone
Portugal, escudo
Spain, peseta
Sweden, krona
.326521
.326421
.326655
.326688
.0800560 ;
.277970
.0800560
Switzerland, franc
Republic of South Africa, rand—
United Kingdom, pound sterling™
.0800560
.277833
2.772772
.139900
.0349000
.192675
.230912
.230903
estate
loans
increased
creased $50 million.
2.773564
.139925
.139975
.139993
.0349000
.0349000
.0166630
r
.278275
2.773465
.0166630
.0166630
cates
.192693
.192728
.192725
.231050
.231054
Treasury notes and U.
.231100
.278128
1.395018
1.394470
1.394640
2.800500
2.799400
2.799740
7
>'
1.395417
1.395367
2.801300
2.801200
$16
million.
^
.278175
•If .0349000
.0166630
£ .192725
£
.0349000
*; .0166631
.0800560
the
2.772019
2.771683
.139929
.0800560
during
.
"Other" loans in*
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased by $365 million, Treasury certifi¬
increased $51
and the combined total of
S. Government bonds decreased
million,
$192 million.
Demand deposits adjusted
\
decreased in all but one
50
district
York
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1158)
included
and
$221
each
in
in
million
million
S88
of
decreases
City,
Cleveland and
the
Chicago,
of
Texas- Eastern
Savings deposits increased $136 million and "other" time
deposits of individuals, partnerships,
increased $231 million. .;
v-
and
corporations
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp.—
5%
5Va%
'
,
bonds
Decrease (—)
ASSETS—
Total
Feb. 27,
1963*
1963
loans
investments—
and
Loans
and
Loans
129,858
—
128,158
adjusted!
investments
Commercial
Loans
brokers
to
S.
U.
S.
Loans
Other
Loans
U.
to
finance,
After
Other
one
Currency
and
Balances
banks
of
•
—
—
30
+
+
16
+
:
16
+
+
50
+
1,437
—
490
—
506
—
365
—
+
51
-
-
38
>
—
30
—
10f*t
57t
,
1
+-
—
—-
Apr
1061
1
f.
.
Date
.
Lonllard. (P.)
Pago
1
1012
Apr, 15
914
Apr-
1
162
+
91
+
45
+
trust bonds
—1,237
July
1
617
Macy
Apr
—
this
in
issue.
..
'M
f
'
96
1
918
MacDonald
'
'
717
'
+
+
*
1060
.
•
.
.
.
—
891
+
910
+
'
1,184
+
639
+
+
29
+
'
*
+
*'■'
'•
•
Total
C 1,264
(473)
U.
S.
Government
securities:.
29
—
+'
2
—
-27
—
—113
•' 52
r
847
—
7
—
99
.:.
outright--
4
—
,399
advances_____:
Acceptances—bought
32
official
t.
Govts.;
ti
Commercial
-
52,560
V
+
35,562
+
come
'■
insts,
+
8,228
+
+
2,832
+
578
10,159
+
3,704
+
+
231
v*
36
2V
!
2,664 V
+
17
Banks..
13
—
.....130
'CAPITAL ACCOUNTS
5
Total
tion; of valuation
—
168
456
Other
+
•
27
643
+
after
and
Includes
'
time
deposits
hpt> shown separately.r
U.
of
>
:
Government
S.
(San
+
2,084
+
;
3
12
+
; 30,564
+
2,087
+
•
30,715
(965)
collection—
of
—i03
>
+ 386 ;
5,493:
2,067
+
309
and-postal
104.
;;
—
(1,438)
20
+
•
+.292-
52,65B
5
—
——J*
356
1.
32
+
1,529
+
Reserve-
notes—
(473)
+ 109.
..
1,408
+
.
reserves...—
Foreign
+
184
:
<+•
Total
deposits
—".144
Deferred
*
.,
,
Other
(965)
availability eash items——;.
liabilities
78 .v
17,655
317
—
&
accrued
v
3,975 >
dividends
+303
'
69
2
+
'
+
60
11
—
4
+
;
CAPITAL
Capital
Surplus
Redemption Calls and Sinking
Fund Notices
will
preferred
be
found
and
a
list
of
1
stock
common
called
bonds, notes,
for
*
accounts
.
'
•
>'475
•
49
—
& capital accounts (1,438)
certificate reserves to
gold
deposit
and
Federal
52,658
Contingent
liability
on
acceptances
purchased for foreign correspondents
the current volume
process.
jh which the details
(except where otherwise indicated)
were
combined
are
22
46
—"45/
+ 292
+1,529
—2.9%
32.7%
Figures in parentheses
84
—
20
the eliminations made in the consolidating
^~
......
.
+ ..'1.
note
Reserve
redemption,
including those called under sinking fund provisions.
The date indicates the redemption or last date for making tenders, and the page number gives the location in
liabilities
-
934
liabilities
of
1,461
+
'
in7_____
capital
Ratio
{
+ 336
51,200
r
Other
corporate
(1,438)
ACCOUNTS—
paid
Total
Below
(Calif.),
(Quarterly
•
f V» % 1st mtge. bonds series I due 1989_
V
5%
Forge-Waynesboro -Telephone
preferred; stock—
Corroon
&
Economics
'4%%
Reynolds Corp. $1
Laboratory,
convertible
Max
cum.
April
1,
4Vs% equip trust ctfs. due April
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd.—«
1,
1978
1
1012
1
MCA,
Apr
1
1013
1
917
1
917
1
1014
-
Apr
___Apr
5
918
1015
Star Gas
Co., 4%% debentures due 1982
—Apr
Shoe Corp.,
20-year 47/a%
debs.;1 due 1980
Apr
Nalley's, Inc., 6% conv. suborcL .debs, due Apr.
1, 1975—Apr
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America—
-4%% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds due ,1979
Apr
15
*
15
*
1
•
Electric & Gas Corp.—
cumulative preferred stock_*
1
960
Mar 31
York State
4.50%
1015
Mar 31
—Mar 31
Melville
819
,
North
American Investment Corp.—
5Va%
cumulative preferred stock
Northern
Illinois
Gas
Pacific
Petroleums
Pacific
Vegetable
6%
convertible
Mar 20
Co., 5%
preferred stock
May
Ltd., 5Va% debs, due April 1, 1973—Apr
Oil
v
46
1
1
1017
Corp.—
subord.
debentures
due
1975
Apr
1
1017
5'/8 % debentures due April
1, 1984
Apr
Pittsburgh Railways Co., 1st mtge. s. f. bonds due 1970_Apr
Provincial Transport Co.,
7% debs, due 1976
—Apr
1
1
960
1017
1
1017
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.—
Southern
5 Vb 7c
1st
California
Gas
1st mtge: bonds
series
bonds
series
d
Name
Koppers
> 4%
due
due
1983
1984
and
Apr
1
1018
Company,
Kroehler
Mfg.
Kromex
Share
(quar.)
4J4%
pfd.
Kysor
Industrial
3-
3-29
1
-
Steel
3-15
-4+ 1»
25c
Extra
4-
-
4-
50c
3-29
31)4c
Company,
3)4C
Machine
2-28
3-29
4-30
4-
20c >
37V4c
62V2Cf
4-1
3-19
•
4-
3-21
3-15-
3-11
87V4c
$1.12)4
$1.37)4
;
3-25
3-11
'
'
3-11
3-25
3-25 v
3-11
3-25;
-
-3-11
3-15
4-29
20c
7 10c
•—
Louis)
1'
3-29
3-25
(quar.)_____
3-29
■>
3-15
.
15c
3-21
$1.37)4
3r31
3-21
10c
4-
1
3-15
25c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
(quar.)
45c
,
3-
3- 8
4-1
3- 8.
25c
3-23
~3- 8.
25c "
—
4-:l
:3-i5
4-15
3-18
1
4-1'
37)4c
17)4c
,;3-
3-29
3-15
4-
3-
8
4-1
3-
8
9714c
$1.08%
$1.11)4
4-
1
3-
8
4-1
3-
8
1
3-
8 "
4-
1
-
3-30
3-15
5-
50c
4-16
1
■
share
for
Co.
Exploration
Co.,
Leath
Liberty
3-11
Utilities, Inc.
Telephone Co.
3-
1
3-18
3-15
1
3-31
3-15
3-31
3-15
19c
3-31
3-15
preferred
4.75% ' preferred
Mohasco
(quar.)
.
3-14
Mohawk
5c
3-30
3-11
Molson
Class
17)4c
3-30
3-
8
10c
12VaC
3-20
3-
8
4-
8
-
(quar.)
Rubber
(quar.)
3-22
3-
30c
3-31
3-15
35c
4-
1
3-11
4-15
3-20
8
4%
Insurance.,
4-12
3-
35c
3-22
3-15
8
Co.
Breweries,
B
Monroe
—
—
(quar.)
class A
Ltd.,
(increased)
(Increased)
Auto
3-22
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-29
Equipment
(stock
Utilities,
4.50%
preferred
preferred
dividend)—
(quar.)
$7
class
Montreal
Moore
A
Co.,
Ltd.
•3-19
3-25
3-29
5-
1
44-
3-18
1
•
-
3-29
3-15
1
3-
8
3-20
3-
6
4-
„
3-15
4-
1
1
3-15
3-29
3-15
4-
3-15
1
—
Works
(quar.)
*
4-1
3-18
4-, 1
3-18
!25c
3-29
3-
1
3-29
3-
1
1%
3-29
3-15
$1.12'4
$1.1714
common
(quar.)
Locomotive
Corp..
1
4-
(quar.)—
—
_
25c
$1.75
1
4-
1
3-23
3-23
3-23
3-29
3-18
3-18
>< 3- 8'
3-
■
'•
8
3-
8
3-8
1
3-1
4- 1
3-1
4-
35c
common
(quar.)
4.70%
Montgomery Ward
4-
4-15
!25c
preferred
4-
».
Inc.,, common
4.20%
T-15
4-15
1
(quar,)__—
3)4%
3-18
5934c
15c
3-19
$1.22)4
$1.1214
$1.18%
10c
8714c
$1.05
30c
(quar.)
Industries,
8
3-20
1
$1.15
$1.10
45c
30c
2714c
(quar.)
4.50%
3-15
3-
4-
$1.25
Co.
preferred
4.90%
2-25
1
4-10
30c
25c
3-20
4-
4-
3-25
25c
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)—
4.40%
preferred
(quar.)
Mississippi River Fuel Corp. (quar.)
Mississippi Valley Gas—
Mobile Gas Service Corp.. common
(quar.)_
4-16
3-12
750
1714c
(quar.)
Mississippi
8
10c
class A
(quar.)
dividend
Life
Co.
Glass
1
3-30
5614c
common
Aluminum
4-
15c
15c
2!4c
3-12
Montana-Dakota
(quar.)
Inc.
National
Mirro
3-15
1714c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)__
414%
convertible preferred
(quar.)_
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
3%
preference (quar.)
Minerals & Chemicals Philipp Corp.
(quar.)
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar.)
Minnesota Power & Light
5%
preferred (quar.)
6)4%
.
Corporation
Company
3-15
Co.,
5-21
3
25c
3-
27c
r
Products
3-22
31 Vic
(increased)_
Entemrises,
Corp.
6-12
4-
27V4c
(quar.)
of Illinois—
—
Co.
1
20c
14c
3-28
26)4c
Co
Fink
&
3-11
Ltd.—
Financial, class A (quar.)_.
Way Motor Freight (quar.)
(L.)
Factors
5-
Food Products
(quar.)
Telephone Corp.—
(quar.)_
8
95c
9614c
„
$1.10
additional
'
8
3-18
45c
87)46,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities—
Abrasive
3-11
2214c
Co
4.40%
South
9
20c
(quar.)
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
Inc.
(reduced)
Metro, Inc., 7% preferred (quar,)
Metropolitan Edison Co.—
3.80% preferred (quar.)
3.85% preferred (quar.)
3.90% preferred (quar.)
4.35% preferred (quar.)
4.45% preferred (quar.)
Michigan Gas & Electric Co., common—___
States
3-12
•
93%c
(increased)
common
(one
3-12
& Co.)
Co.—l—
dividend
3-11
-•
3-25
-
10c
$3.50
preferred
(quar,)_—__—J
^Mergenthaler Linotype Co. (quar.)
Mesta
-3-12
3-26
Fd.
Publishing Co., com. (quar/)__*
preferred (quar.)
McLean Trucking Co.
(quar.)
—1__
(Medusa Portland Cement . (quar.)
&
3-15
3-15
4-1
$1.50
Refrigerating
-
3-15
•
,4-1
■
1
2-28
4-20
income)
(Max)
.
3-
42-28
>4-20.
5c
Stock
-3-20
L
62)4c
(quar.)
$5.50
Merck
1-
3-25
3-27
5%
-
t.
-—
-
4-2
30c
Ray)-Co.
>:—
3-20
5-13
$1.12)4
.(quar.)
.(J.
3-19
4-1-
2%
25c
-
10c
Laurentide
&
1
1
!50c
Blower
Lesser
4-
4-
3-13
•
,4-1
-3%-
_
3-29
Corp
preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (initial quar.)_
Lake Central Airlines, common (stock div.)
Lamson & Sessions Co., 4.75%
pfd. (quar.)
Lehman
3-15
-
.
.
4-8
(quar,)
10c
5%
Lee
3-15
3-29
8
3-15
.
■
35e-,
25c -
12)4c
Annual
Lau
3-29
$1.12)4
(quar.)
Laclede Gas Co., common (quar.)
4.32%
preferred (quar.)
Latrobe
Holders
$1
Electronics
Mining &
When
Payable of Rec.
50c
;
-—V-
(quar.)
Smith
Labrador
common
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Kulka
Stock
'
5%%
of Company
preferred
Levines,
C
2-28
4-
■
preferred>(quar4
preferred
Miller-Wohl
Koehring Company—
5%
preferred (quar.)_^.__^.«—62)4c
5)4%
preferred (quar.)
6834c
Lehn
Co.—
mtge.
3-13
'
3-29
lc
—
$2.50 preferred
Corp.,
McDermott
Mill
Per
915
1990_._Apr
(series 57)__Apr
3-13
-
50c
—-
McCrory Corporation, common
3)4%
preferred (quae.)
4)4% .preferred, (quar.)
Mid-West
Continued from page 13
.
1
(J.. W.), Inc. (quar.)—
Inc., $1.50 preferred
(quar.)
Common
1012
1976
1
4-
(stock dividend)
investment
Miles >.Laboratories
Apr
6%: first mortgage bonds due April 1, 1972
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
5%% first mortgage bonds due 1990
Laclede ,Gas Co. series B preferred stock
'4.6% .cumulative preferred-stock.
New
DIVIDENDS
913
__*.__Apr >1
Florida Power Corp. 4%%
1st mtge. bonds due
General American Transportation Corp.—
Lone
l
pfd. series A stock__Apr
due
4-
(quar.)
•
(See Factor
Factor
Mays
Middle
913
Inc.—
debentures
26c
May Department Stores Co.
3% %
preferred : (quar.)
Middle
Page
1
Co.—
cumulative
6*14
4-15
each four shares held)
Date
of Canada, Ltd. 4%% debs, due
1980.—Apr
Corp. 25-year 4.35% debs, due 1984
Apr
Louisiana Electric- Co.—
Clifton
>
3-15
6-29
•
from
Mid-Continent
Steel
Central
3-30
4-30
common;—-—-
Mattel,),; Inc>;> (increased)
Stock
REDEMPTION
Pompany and Issue—
Armco
2-
27Vhc
common
Corporation
Massachusetts Investors,- Growth
given in the Chronicle,
Aluminum Co.
1
3-31
•
Corp.,
Corp.
Mickelberry's
PARTIAL
6
15c
share)——j
.
Mercantile Trust Co.. (St.
liabilities
3-13
59%c
receipts:—
Maryland National Bank (quar.)
Maryland Shipbuilding & Drydock
Masonite
Merchants
Total
1
4-20
McGraw-Hill
Francisco District).
-
4-
!25c
!25c
dividend
Stock
$6
31
3-18
Communica-
4V2%.-preferred (quar.)^.
Maryland Casualty (increased)
5)4%
•
4 February 27 figures revised.
per
preferred (quar.)
Supermarkets, Inc.
$1
125
+
1
3-22
Corp:, (quar.,)i——
Martin-Marietta
247
—
/
—
-184/:. v
.
56:,
—120
737 *
;__
Other";
savings
16,550
Treasurei:-^general fU3Couht_L
3-18
4-
.
29,501'
1
t$1.25
dividend
Stock
McCord
V:
.
4-25
4-
8
Mastic
,
securities.!.-
and
process
Member^ bank
.
f Preliminary
securities
premises-—r
U.' S.
shown separately,
>
53
Deposits:
.
not
in
assets
Federal
Includes all demand deposits except those of U. S. Government and
commercial banks, less cash'items in process of collection.
checks
loans
LIABILITIES—
deduc¬
domestic
>S Includes certified and- officers'
65
+
—
;31; V
Total, assets
individual loan ."items are. shown • gross.
reserves;
208
+
143
+
banks
30,533
bought outright--'—
:_
repurchase agreement-
items
Bank
+
27
+
>
13,748 •+
commercial
65
—
5,886
domestic
—6,540
516
288+
+
>2,597
to
40
under
Total U. S. Government
+
—
Ill
._
others
loans
30
+
*
*
7
liabilities
of
+
4,204
Total
Held
Cash
t Exclusive
10,319
1
16
+s-
Borrowings:
F.'R.
192
8,608
+
4,304
Notes
$0,075
Basket
Market
-
—
w——
3-29
4-15
5-15
Detroit—
deposit
Marsh
5
—
13,580
3-29
'
.
,
etc._
410
136
•
.
2,430
;
4
4-15
$1.26
Midland. Corp.. (increased)
Mariin-Rockweli
9
.
4
3-15
3-
payment of 5% less British -In--r
Tax of 38% %
equal to approxi-
mately
Marine
1
3-29
;
•
'
-
Certificates
27
+
outright—
Bills
Bonds
201
banks
14
—
Marine
Ltd.,;. American
final
(A
33-
1
4-
4-
income)—
investment
from
International
tion,:
964
; 117
+
3-15
4-
3-29 "
Quarterly
Marconi
1962
—
+; -i.
15,591
reserves
;
and
Mar. 14,
3-29
3-11
3-15
(quar.)
'•••
3-15
—
of
5
1
___
Bank
—
3-11
4-
~
•
-
Trust
Mar. 6,
'1963V
1
3-29
—
___—
(quar.)
National
-
4-
/'
Hanover
•
3-11
1
50c
(Quarterly
14,327
1
4-
25c
Manufacturers
'.
3-8
4-
4-15
-
No action
inc. payment
v;: .*• +>-.;
General Industries Shares—
,
1,026
<
Co.—
__—
preferred
Funds:
3-11
3-22
..
certificate,
gold
Cash
6
5
Common
4.75%
Managed
3-15'
3-23
5c
(quar.)
Service
Public
1
4-
1
4-
8
3-19
1
4-15
55c
priority shares (quar.)
priority shares (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Maine
3-
3-29
ll)4c
Manufacturers
Mar. 13,
1963
Redemption lund for F.'R.' note's4__z./
Bought
.
Co.
10-15
11-
gains;
investment
net
on
Magnin
(Joseph)
Mailman, Ltd.—
3-15
4-
:—
tquar;»
capital
from
Quarterly
taken
'
certificate: account:__L_!r_-—___
Gold
342
562
-Foreign:
F.)'Co.
Increase (+ ) or
296
91
.'7-15
(quar.)—
Co.
&
(E.
-
*
2,789
+
—1,355
—
613
interbank
H.)
(R.
Decrease (• —) Since
Discounts
banks.
(quar.)
common
Vending Co., class A (quar.)
Madison Square Garden—
,60c convertible preferred
(quar.)
Madison Fund, Inc.—
'A
(In millions of dollars)
583
—
—1,478
5,238
etc._
Electric,
&
Macke
* 'ft-
*;
Gas
preferred (quar.)
Stores (stock dividend)—
Ludlow Typograph Co., common
$6
preferred
(quar.)
_
+12,091
951
—
8-
10c
60c
$1.75
15c
22V2C
31V4C
3%
20c
$1.50
(quar.)___
5%
pfd. stock
\
(quar.)
common
.
Louisville
refunding
5%%
cumul.
4.60%
244
3,363
insts.,
Company,
—
Lucky
convertible
380
+
4-15
$1.25
$1.06)4
$1.08%
30c
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Angeles Drug Co.. (quar.)
Los
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
379
—
+
savings
Island Trust Co. (N,< Y.)
Mile Rubber (quar,)__
Long
Long
CALLED i
ISSUES
Consolidated Statement of Condition
3,434
—
11,988
official
Domestic
%
1969
(fourth series)
'
—
Drugstores
(quar.)
Island Lighting, 5% preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)—
5%
3.441
+
11
+
90,084
64,479
savings deposits—total**
Individuals, partnerships & corporations:
Savings deposits
Other
time deposits
„
States
and
political subdivisions
;
due
ASSETS—
and
From
coll.
•*'
*Announced
2,474
2,625
' +
*
-
4-10
5-
Convertible
interbank:
Commercial
From
Long
221
•+
5-
17V2C
12V2C
60c
25c
I2V2C,:
(quar.)____
Convertible
61,703
Government
Govts.,
-
862
>
,
•'»>
■
Electric Co.
&
-
.
Foreign:
Other
.
,
Mallory & Co., Inc.—
'
,
„
Commercial
.
1
Apr
.„
.
165,005
•
Time
963
,1061
.
531
+
5,156
<■
adjusted!!
Demand
deposits—totals
Individuals, partnerships & corporations
States
and
political subdivisions
Mutual
1
1
.
1,968
—
,
25c
I2M2C
(quar.)_,
Manufacturing Co.
Lone Star Brewing Co.
(quar.)
liOue Star Cement
(quar.)i
pref. series A stock
___Mar 22
Molson Breweries, Ltd., 5)4% cumul. preferred stock—Apr
1
(N.) Slater & Co., Ltd., cumulative preferred stock——Mar 19
Trunkline Gas Co.; $5 series A preferred stocki^—j—Apr1
425
3.062
banks..
'
mortgage &
5%v cumulative
2,300
1,503
„
domestic
I
1967
debentures
A
Chain Co.
Long
due
Ltd.—
series
series due 1978
I
Kansas Gas
36
+
dividend
Steel
Londontown
mortgage and coll. trust bonds 3)4% series due
(first series) and 1st mortgage & coll. trust
bonds 3%%
series due 1974 (second series) and
513
+
.3-14
4-
1V2%
lVa%
l Va%.
dividend
Stock
Locke
1965
23
103
3-6
4-
...
Lipe-Rollway Corp., class A (quar.)
Budget Finance Plan 60-cent conv. pfd.< stock—__1
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates— >:
32
+
11
—
7,005
16,227 12,396 1
;
coin
—
+11
+
13,296
deposits
Domestic
472
3,599
—■
assets/liabilities
S.
+
2,576
;
Banks
Total
U.
271
j v^.v
.
—
R.
Stock
t
4-
9c
(quar.)
(Ft;tWayne)
dividend)
(stock
Co.
muling
7%_
1,126
1,700
assets—net- v-...
LIABILITIES
+
30,940
indebtedness..
!
Other
Demand
3l7t
4,464
years
with
+
2,674
__
year....
F.
15,
pfd.
(annual)
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Bright & Co. Ltd., 5% cumul. preferred stock
(T. G.)
200
663
years
five
with
+
15,784
...
commercial
securities
Reserves
10
3,704
etc.
_
five
Steel
convertible
(P. R.)
securities—total
certificates
Lincoln
Co.—
debentures
Canada
1st
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
One. to
+
18,319
bills
'Within
2,414
102
—
domestic
Treasury
+
1,396
;
Government
S.
Treasury
53
carrying:
or
loans
loans
Rubber
States
Company and Issue—
financial institutions:
finance,-personal
Other 4
;_L—
Loans
to
foreign banks
estate
+
2,580
,_i■
Sales
Real
962
*
first mtge. & coll. trust
ENTIRE
8,697
securities
:L
nonbank
962
1st
purchasing
securities
to
+
*
pur¬
...
Government
Other
319
1,566
for
dealers
securities
securities
Other loans for
....
.
and
1
4%
$1.75
dividend)
& Myers Tobacco, 7%
Liberty Life Insurance
Lincoln
Apr
1
1973_Apr 15
of Virginia—
Co.
Insurance
(Stock
Liggett
+10,201
186
+
carrying:
or
1060
5%
+10,163
—
1,518
Government
Other
676
4)4%
1977
20-year 2%%
6%
34,617
loans
loans
chasing
U.
adjusted!
industrial
United
Western
80,991
and
Agricultural
Since
1962
(In millions of dollars)
v
1980;
and
1980L
due
'
Mar. 7,
•
due
Life
1059
1
1
Payable of Recv
Share
of Company
Name
Holders
When
Per
Page
-
>"
first-mtge. & coll.. trust
•
bonds due
__-_iApr
United States Plywood Corp.—
' f
25-year 5 )4 % debentures due April 1, 1985____
Apr
Increase ( +) or
Mar. 6,
debs,
jMonday/M&rch. 18, 1963
.
''
'
.
Date
LVa.-u
1st mtge.
pipe line bonds due 1977
Union Tank Car Co.,
4)4% > debs, due April
United Gas Corp.—
v
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $65 million but ' bor¬
rowings from others decreased $288 million; Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $490 million.
,
'
Transmission
Corp.—
■{ *:%•'•* *
4%% first mortgage pipe line bonds due 1979
—Apr
Textron, Inc., 5% subord. debs, due Feb. 1, 1970
—Apr
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd.—
«•'
,.■'<< m 4
>
5%% 1st mtge, pipe line bonds due Oct. 1, 1978——Apr
and
Districts.
Dallas
'
Company and Issue—
$347 million in New
City
the
.
-
;
4- 1
3- 1
4-15
4- 1
3-13
!15c
4-
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4- 1
1
3-18
3-18
3-
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.
Volume
Number 6247
197
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
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4% %
ft
Payable of Rec.
4-
1
3-15
4-
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(quar.i
Drop Forgings Co., common
preferred (quar.)
Lines,
Inc,_
Moore
"'ft''/'
Holders
When
Per
Share
Navie of Company
1
3-15
59 %c
3-
Morgan Guaranty Trust (quar.)
(B. C.) Fund, Inc.—
Income Series
(quar.)
$1
4-15
3-27
5c
3-31
2-28
Mount Diablo Co.
7c
5-31
5-10
8
(quar.)
3-11
6-20
6-
35c
3-18
2-25
Ozite
22 V2C
4-15
3-20
Pacific
____
cfass
4-11
35C
3-30
3-15
12 Vic
Co.
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
Murray
Ohio Mfg. Co
(increased)——
Muskegon Piston Ring Co.——.
.•
from
2c
net
income
investment
capital
from
plus
gains-—.--*_*_*_—
3-29
3-15
3 Dc
4-
1
3-30
3-14
■jt-'Ji
21c
3-12
3-27
23c
f.'
Fabric
10c
(quarterly
4-10
3-15
17c
Co.
(quar.)
*
Nation-Wide,Securities Co., Inc.
from net investment income)
Narrow
4- 1
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—
3-15
25C
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37 Vie
4-
1
3-
8
40c
4-10
3-
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(quar.)—
30C
4-15
National Cleaning Contract (quar.)—
National Community Bank
(quar.)
10c
3-28
Quarterly
•**-■:
National Bank of Washington
•
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-
,
National
Bisouft
National
-
1
(San Antonio)-—
National Bank of Commerce
Cash
(D. C.)—;
*
,
Register
Co.
3-15
Electric
National
National Gas
Welding
Oil
&
Gypsum
National
Lead
Co.,
Co.,
3-20
Peabody Coal Co..
4-16
Pennsylvania
3-
1
4-
3-
8
3-27
April
18.)
Old
\
Service
Linen
National
dividend
3-19
10c
in
class
4-
1
3-1?
10c
(s-a)
(payable
4-
1
3-T
Industries
(increased)
National-Standard
Co.
(Boston)
«(quar.)
4-
1
4-
1
■3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
3-
8
26c
1
4-
1
4-
1
4-
1
5ft
3-14
35c
3-15
Pet
dividend
Stock
National
Union
Fire
1
3-
3-30
3-20
preferred
27c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
'
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4-
>
4
28c
*
1
4-
1
3-
/'
.
8
preferred (quar.)
4.36ft
preferred
(quar.)
New York Auction Co.
(quar.)
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
•
class A
Newark Electronies,
•r
3-8
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4-
32c
25c
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4-
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1
1
3-18'
1
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8
4-
1
4-15
-
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Nicholson
Co.
Norfolk
6ft
30c
'
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3-
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8
933/4C
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(quar.)
Normetal
7%
7ft
7ft
Van
Illinois
Indiana
3-
3-31
3-
3-31
3-
8
$1.02 ft
Northern
$1.21 ft
3-31
3-
8
3-31
3-
8
4-
3-16
25c
3-22
3-
1
4.40ft
pref.
1
4-11
Portable
Electric
1
7-11
Portland
Gas
11-
1
10-10
Potomac
3-29
3-
3-29
3-15
Powers
4-
1
3-12
Pratt.
2-28
Preway,
3-20
10c
1
$3.60
Price
Proctor-Silex
15c
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4-15
3-29
12ftc
com.
1
7-
4-
4-19
4-
1
5
.
.
$4.16
—
5-
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(interim)
4ft
4-15
3-22
4.24ft
4-15
3-22
33c
3-20
2-28
4.G8ft
preferred
preferred
Public
preferred
Service
3-20
2-28
4.18ft
preferred
4-20
3-15
4.30ft
1
3-15
$1.45
4-
1
1
3-15
$1.40
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
55 c
4-
4-20
3-29
90c
(quar.)
4-20
32c
•
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4-15
3-29
4-15
3-29
4-15
3-29
$1.02"
$1.02ft
—
9
4-15
$1.04
75c,
(quar.)——
ft
Pyle-National
8ft
3-11
1 r
3-31
25c
20c
(quar.)—
-
'""'4-
3-15
1
Ohio
Brass
Ohio Edison
;
4.44ft
Co..
Ltd.,
(quar.)
Co.,
3-14
Stock
^Quaker
.
(quar.);
preferred
(quar.)
>
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Old
dividend
3-
ft
..
8
3-11
3-25
3-29
'•
3-
1
4-
1
ft 3-15
4-
I
3-15
97V2C
ft,/4-::l
$1.11
40c
'
(Chic.)
V-4-15
$1.10
.
(quar.)—;
Republic Life Insurance
Stock
1
1
(quar.)
ft-
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
3-28
2-26
4-15
Lawrence
St.
3-14
Class
St.
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
3-30
3-13
A
Cement
10c
3-25
4-
1
4-
5
4-30
4-10
10c
lie
ft
3-29
;
3-15
3-
8
20c
3-20
3-
10c
5-
1
4-10
1ft
5-
1
4-10
4
S3.50
$3.50
Owl
stock
2-27
4-
1
$1.07 Va
4-
1
21c
(quar.)
com.
2-27
2-27
3-19
$1.25
4-
3-
1
(quar.)
3-15
4-15
7-31
$25c
(quar.j__
4-30
tlOc
A
1
tlOc
;
class
5-
7-15
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1
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9-17
9-
12-16
12-
32c
4-17
4-10
2%
4-
2-3
3-11
St.
4-20
San Carlos
4-12
Regis Paper Co.
A
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
4-30
4-12
4-
1
3-12
1
3-12
Savannah
1
6-
1
3
3
2.
share equal
Savage Arms Corp.
4-
3-
6-17
Milling Co.—
payment of 50 centavos per
to approximately 13c
Electric
&
Power
5ft
3-28
Co.,
preferred series A
preferred series B
Schering Corp.,
preferred
Co.
5c
30c
$1.09
$1.31 V4
;
3-18
3-29
4-15
common
(quar.)
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
ft 4-
1
4-15
4-15
•
•<
4-15
37V2C
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Joseph) Brewing
Corp.—
2-28
5V2ft
3-29
2-28
5V2ft
3-29
2-28
4-15
3-19
5-
1
4-15
5-
1
4-15
4-15
Scott
Paper
3-15
3-15
i
Stock
3-22
3-
8
3-20
3-
4
'.4-15
3-20
62Vic
62Vic
40c
' 22c
10c
$1.25
36c
4-
1
-
3-15
,
,.2-21
1
3-22
3-
4-15
3-29
4-
3-12
4-18
1
7-18
85c
$1
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-12
15c
$1.12ft
40c
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-27
3-15
7ftc
3-25
3-15
1
•
3-22
4-19
3-22
35c
4-
2nd
4-
1
4-
1
5-15
5-
1
3-15
3-
4
3-
4
3-25
3-
4
3-29
3-
8
4-15
3-29
4-
3-15
Simplicity Pattern Co
4-
Skil
3-29
3-
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4-
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Sherwin-Williams
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3-22
4-
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1
3-14
3-22
3-11
5-
1
4-10
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
about $1.49
to
ft.-'
Corporation
1
less
(quar.)
3-12-
3-25
3-11
15o
—___.
p.nq
18c
share
per
2
4-
15c
Halske
&
3-15- V
4-11
4-
1:25c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
German
3-20
3-
5
4
■
30c
1
3-M
2ft
J50c
ll7/8c
15c
20c
15c
4-10
$1.55
preferred
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RR.
3-29
3-22
1
4-
Soss
4-
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
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3-29
3-21
5ft
4-
3-15
4.50ft
Mfg.
(increased)
Co.
Carolina
South
<
Electric
preferred
3-26
4-
1
3-13
4-
1
3-11
Southeastern
4-
1
3-11
Southeastern
Telephone
Southern
4.32ft
3-30
3-
3-30
3-
3-
5ft
4ft
(quar.)
2-25
58c
3-21
15c
4-
1
3-
8
$2
4-
1
3-
8
(quar.)—
6-
Gas
non-cumul.
Southern
4-20
3-22
87V2c
8V/2C
—
:
(increased)*-—*
——
5-13
3-30
3-7
31c
—
4-20
3-22
1
3-29
3-
3-12
4-
1
3-15
$1.25
4-
1
3-15 J
$1.20
Electric
&
5-
Co.-
3-20
Pacific
preferred
preferred
Co.
4-
5
3-20
3-29
3-20
4-29.
3-18
4-
1
3-18
7-
3.70%
4.15%
4 40%
preferred
preferred
preferred
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-
$1
8c
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($100
6-21
4.40%
preferred
4.60%
3-15
4.36%
4-
3-
5%
3-15
4-
5
3-15
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"
3-22
3-15
par)
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3-18
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27 Vic
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1
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1
4-19
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4-19
5-
-
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31V4C
:
1
4-19
5-
Inc.—
investment
& Bros.,
1
5-
$1.10
(quar.).
1
55-
■ft
$1.15
(quar.)—_—..
from
(A. G.)
$1.0.7
;
5-
•
preferred
preferred (quar.)
5
1
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$1.16 Vi
-*•
par)
3-15
4-
4ri :
5-
($25
Soverign Investors,
4
3-
4._
$1.033/4
preferred
preferred
8-15
3-
(quar.)
1
8
5-15
9-15
Service—
3-29
1
"
1
4-15
ft 3-18
preferred (quar. )*,—__—______
preferred
(quar.)__—
preferred (quar.)——
Public
3-ft
3-25
—
4.65%
Southwestern
1
6-15
(quar.)__.
(quar.)_*.
(quar.)
Royalty Co.
(quar.
Southwestern Electric Power—
5ft
,
$1.12 ft
Southland
3.90%
:
5-13
1
(quar.)__
non-cumul.
3-29
35c
v
5-13
1
6-
(increased-quar.)
5ft
3-29
4-15
55c
$1.50
J20c
s.
1
6-
preferred
(quar.)
Southern Railway Co.,
4-15
—
quar.)
5-13
4.80%
5ft
»
1
(qua
(quar.)
Indiana
Common
3-
6-
3lV4c
quar.)
(increased
preferred
preferred
5
,5;".
3-31
19c
$0.2656 >/4
(quar.)—*
Water, corn,
ft
3-
'
Water—
&
Gas
Common
75c
—
3-31
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
$4.50
2-25
3-30
(quar.)__.
(quar,)-4-
preferred
California
Southern
(annual)
Co.
California Edison Co.—
preferred
Southern
$5
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Sugar Co.,
4ftft
3-30
48c
8"
IOC
Southern
1
3-11
25c
Gas
preferred
8ft
Original
9-26
:
3-11
1
Propane Gas Co. (quar.).
Public Service-——
1
3-15
1
4-
3-13
3-30
and
4-
56V4C
3-11
3-15'"
3-15
3-
1
3-
1
3-30
,4-
1
4-
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3-13
42 Vic
3-29
$1
$1.06
60c
$102
$1.04Vi
$1.07Mi
$1.26Vi
$1.32
35c
.
45c
25c
12c
3-30
'
Gas—
&
(quar.)
Co. (quar.i—
Oil Co.
Southeastern
3-
3-15
1
3-27
15c
4-
3-11
3-
4-
$1.37
___.
3-29
3-15
3-30
3-11
1
50c
1
3-30
1
60c
1
i
3-
common.
4-
3-
1
3-25
(quar.)__
preferred
4-
3-30
3-
60c
increased ug>
10c
—
3-
(initial)—:—."__*
5-
Jersey
(quar.)
3-
3-29
(quar.
Co.
Sorg Paper Co., common
(quar.i
3 ft ft
preferred
(quar.) ___—
1
3-19
.1
4-
2
,:
":3*18';ft,
/
3-29
15c
(Canada), Ltd.
Shulton, Inc., class A
4
5
.
4-
'
4-12
5
?
'
4- T'
4-15
'
3-25
1
3-15
*
4-15
^ yBextoii: ""(John^'Co.
r.'/8h&mtbck' OU/& ? Ga$ /Corp* v:(<iua»*!57 ftc:/
Sharon
Steel
Corp._"
—."*—10c
Shawinigan Water & Power, com. (quar.i__
t25c
4ft
preferred
(quar.)
156ftc
Shawmut Association
(quar.)______!—25c
Shell Oil Co. "(increased quar.)
32ftc-
3-25
4-15
3-15
'
.
1
4-2
ft 2-21 •:
2
12ftc
<12ftc
—;683/»c
$1.25
$1.31 ft
12ftc
Co, (quar.)
America, common
of
T
2%
:
Roebuck &
convertible
v*"4* 2
4-16
4-19
10c
*
(special)
common
dividend
4-16
2ft
25c
_*'r_
Corp.,
(quar.)__
preferred (quar.i
53ft%
preferred
(quar.)
5ft
preferred (quar.)
Servel, Inc., $5.25 preferred
(quar.)
Seton Leather Co.
(.quar.)—*
.,-3-29
55c
r
Co.—
Corp.
50c
3- 8
$1.5,0
38c
;.
4-2
1
8-
dividend
Stock
Selas
$1.75
5-
(quar.)
Electronic
Seaboard
Seagrave
Sears,
'
27Mic
21Vuc
(quar.)
A
$4
1
6-
A
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Scruggs-Vandervocrt-Barney, Inc.—
Corhmon
(quar.)
$4.50 preferred
(quar.)
;
Seaboard.
Airline RR. Co.
(quar.)
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp.
(quar.)*_'_—
3-15
4-
preferred
preferred
Penn
com.
>
3-31
4- 5
-
$3.40
;
Soo
(quar.)—.
Inc.—
split)
3-30
$1
3-29
Stores,
(2-for-l
3-15
40c
(quar.)
,*__!
South Puerto Rico
i-**-
2-15
3-31
$1.25
South
^—1_1
3-20
15c
$1.25
1
5-
America—
Raiybestos-Manhattan, Inc.
15c
;
(quar.)
(quar.)___
6
(quar.)_
—
Stock dividend
3-11
preferred
preferred
5ft
3-29
;ss^A /
Red
3-19
1
5%
'
4-30
3-25
4-10
Inc.
2
4-
$1.25
3-15
Ramo, Tnc.f ycommon--*!.—
Rayette,
4-
(quar.)_
South
preferred ■-(quar.)
7
3-
c
32 «/2
preferred
5V4 ft
(quar.)—1
preferred
3-22
3-15
1
3-21
$1.12Vi
(quar.)_
Francisco
7
——
of
4-16
4-
40c
5%
3-
(quar.)
(increased
ft
25c
(increased)
Corp., Ltd,
Louis-San
8
Life Insurance (Phila.)
Corp.
3-15
4-10
pfd.
(quar.)—___
(quar.)_
Co.,
(quar.)*
Lawrence
St.
4
Hydfaulice 3s Machinery-^—15c
Preferred
30c
Radio
6
1
4-22 ft
Joseph Light & Power,
5ft preferred (quar.)
3-
Racine^
'
5-
40c i
—-—
Coal Corp.___
w
4-
4-25
St.
3-
Co., common
6ft
preferred
(quar.)—
Quemont Mining,,/Ltd
Common
(quar.) —*****—
Service
2-20
4-
.**
——
preferred
•
3-20
J15c
(initial)
'
(quar.)
5ft
62ftc
„
com.
390ft
Water
8
3-
Oats
4-15
3-15
20c
—
common
3-22
dividend
4-12
3-
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
3-21
common
1.
$1.25
4.28%
:
new
4.40ft
Ohio
3-
3-25
ft-ftft.
——
common
preferred
1
conv.
5ft
,
3-14
4- 1
20C-
Co.,
preferred
Quaker City
"
(quar.)—______________
Exploration—
Mills,
4-
Stores,
preferred
20c
Gas,
5-
3-20
(quar.)___
Corp.
25c
;(10c" from
investment
income
from capital gains)-—
3-29
4-
^
3-29
4-15
$1.0234
—
—_
(Chicago)
common
Flour
4.30ft
1
—
'
:
(stock dividend)
5ft- preferred (quar.)
Ogilvie
4ft
8
3-29
—
$1.433/4
Common
'•
8
3-
4-
(quar.)
5.05ft
preferred
(quar.)
5.28ft
preferred
(quar.)
SI.40
preference
(quar.)——
Puerto. Rico Telephone Co.
(quar.)—
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
Purex Corp., Ltd.
(quar.):
Putnam (George) Fund of Boston—
1
3-
4-
—
Co.,
&
Safeway
3-
1
25c
preferred
3-20
(increased)
Drilling
3-15
1
4-
Financial
C.
4.36ft
Quincy Mining
Ocean
1
4-
F.
t6V'4C
—
&
1ft
30c
:
Co. "fib**"
4-
Oklahoma—
Electric
3-15
3-15
5-
15c
(reduced)—
(Helena), Inc.
(quar.)
Carolina (quar.)
North
of
of
3-30
■ft
25c
common
8
3-20
25c
Inc,__"__
Cola
(quar.)_
(quar.)
27 Vic
—
$1.37 ft
Inc.
common
Co.
Co.
4-19
Company
S.
(Birmingham,
(quar.
Service
3-
4-19
5-1
3-15
:
2-28
5-
———'
(quar.)
Public
4-12
5-1
,
22ft c
(quar.)_
Inc.
3-15
4-
—:
3-22
Co.—
com.
Co.
5
4-12
40c
Corp.,
1
37Vic
Insurance
3-22
40c
Y.)
Airlines,
B
Insurance
Washington
3-
/
4-1,,:
Controls Co
3-29
3-15
(quar.)
1
common—
Chemical
Noxzema
<
Life
Providence
1
3-30
Corp
Ruppert
(Jacob), 4V/2ft
Russ Togs, Inc., class A
1
(quar.)
Co.
5-
"
——
dividend—
Stock
5
Bros.,
Crown
4-15
pr-eferred
Gas
1
31V4C
preferred
$1,06V4
$1.13
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
.-Northwest
Royal
Ruberoid
—_
4-15
—•
Ry
Co.
Rosenau
•
3-31
1_
4%ft
Corp.,
3-19
4-
30c
Ltd.—
$1.06
(quar.)
Trust
3-15
3-15
$1
15c
$5 pfd. (quar.)—
(quar.)—
dividend)
Ltd.—
Co.,
Company
Protective
9-16
4-
&
Public Service
preferred
preferred
$4.11
Prophet
6-17
9-30
42c
(quar.)————
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
'Northern
2nd
6 ft
Providence
4-19
(increased)
Service,
Bros.
3-18
12ftc
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
preferred
$4.10
1
Rorer
$L37Vi
40c
_
(quar.)
(stock
Inc.
2-23
2-18
3-15
/
4-15
'
90c
(quar.)
(George D.) Corp.
(William H.), .Inc.
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(increased quar.)
Inc.
& Lambert.
3-20
'
$4,08
3-15
3-29
4-
Corp.
Industries,
Roper
Roper
?
(initial)-—
Regulator
3-19
z
Power
common
c
Service—
(quar.)
Northern States Power (Minn.)
1
New
Co.,
of Canada,
10c
preferred (quar.)
5.80ft
preferred
(quar.)
5.60ft
preferred
(quar.)_
5.75ft
preferred
(quar.)
Pacific
4-1
5
3-11
Tools- (quar.)
Light
Electric
Corp.
50c
5V/2ft
•Northern
3-
3-13
(Del.)
Electric
General
5-
J5c
Co
Tnc.
<N.
2-20
3-19
3-29
—
Company
44c
Co.
Northern Natural Gas
Common
K.)
8-
'
25c
(quar.)
ranee
(H.
Power
•
Northern In*.
3-20
7
—
.
Porter
3-29
y
20c
preferred (quar.)
Rollins Broadcasting
(quar.)
•
preferred
3-25
12%c
59%c
$1.12V&
5ft
3-20
preferred
(quar.)——
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
8
$1.75
Public
3-15
1
1
5ft
Co.
i quar.I
Indiana
4-
3-
'125c'
25c
15c
Plymouth Rubber Co. (quar.)—5c
Pneumo Dynamics Corp.
(stock dividend)—
3ft
Polaroid Corp.,
common
(quar.)—a—'
5c
8
$1.31 ft
$1.75
(mmr.)
Rochester Telephone
3-25
Plate Glass-*(quar.)—rr„_
•Placer Development Ltd.
(quar:!—______
Plastic Wire & Cable Corp.
(quar;)^_
•Plough, Inc. (quar.)—
—:
8
(s-a)
(quar.)
preferred
41/4ft ° preferred
4ft ft
preferred
3- 8
5-1
Pittsburgh
•
3-8
SI.75
Public
3-29
90c
$1
97V2C
preferred (quar/)——.—:
—
Pittsburgh &-Lake Erie RR. Go. (quar:)_:— .*.
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.).
1—
3-8
3-31
37ft
Co.
Gas
Robertshaw-Fulton
8
3-27
10c
60c
—
7ft
3-22
3-31
—_——i—
Lines,
3-29
4ft
75c
——
3-14
3-31
Co.,
2-20
3-20
3-11
Schwitzer
Pittsburgh Forgings
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Cnicago Ry.~
-3-15
/
■
9 7 V'2 c
(quar.)
American
4.22ft
'
3-29
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Northern
-
3-14
J 4-' V
15c
Sugar Industries,
Northern
•
1
convertible
15c
Refractories
preferred
preferred
preferred
North
-3-14
85c
—
(Norman)
Life Insurance
American
North
4
50C
...
,
Corp.
American
North
3-
4-15:
------5c
Company, common (quar.)____.__
preferred
(quar.)
Pioneer Plastics Corp.
(quar.)
"
(quar.)
American
3-29
Products
Mills, Inc.
Roadway Express, Inc.__
Schlitz
Corp. (stock dividend)
(Hartford)
(quar.)_
$4
3-8
4-
h
1
4-
25c
(quar.)
North American Aviation
(quar.)
North American Investment, common—
preferred
Stoker
30c
Co.:
Gas
3-12
;
4-1
93%C
River Brand Rice
10ft
FUlsbury
•
Portland
Ltd.—
Mipfng,
Norris-Thermador
•
1
93?/4(5 ? ft 4- 1
_
Wiatt
See
Metal
Riley
4-15
Insurance
$5.50
7
3-
4-
_
6V4c
r
,
(quar.)—
Wiatt Co.
Rieke
1
12c
20c
—
—
15c
preferred
6ft
3-
1
30c
(quar.)
6ft
62 Vic
27Vic
$1.12Mi
share).;
per
Phoenix
3-11
1
3-18
'
10c
(quar.)
Norman
10c
15c
171/2c
(quar.)_
common
dividend
,
St. Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
preferred
(quar.)
(increased)
Piedmont Natural
& Western Ry.—
preferred
preferred
$4.50
"35c
common
Phillips Screw Co
Phillips-Van Heusen
;
3-11
1
4-
*
50c
•
..
(quar.)—;—_*_
common
6%
North
4-
$1.09
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Nopco Chemical Co..
4-
$1,183.4
Newberry. (J. J.) Company (reduced)——
Newport Electric Corp:, 3%ft pfd. (quar.)_*
Niagara- Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
3.40ft
preferred
(quar.)
3.60ft
preferred
(quar.)
3.90 ft
.preferred
(quar.).—_____—
4.10ft preferred (quar.)
4.85ft
preferred
(quar.)
5.25 ft
preferred
(quar.)
f
1
7-
3-15
4-
■
'
3-29
47
New York State Electric & Gas
3.75ft preferred (quar.)
;
New York Trap "Rock (quar.)..———:
New, .York Times, '5.%ft pfd. (quar.) _i._—•
'
4-
7-31
Rubinstein
—
—
—
(
Co.,
Co.,
4-19
3-15
3-29
10c
27V&C
—
(quar.)
3-29
^
43,4ft
t
convertible
preferred
3-19
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)—
4ft
preferred (quar.)—
3.90ft
preferred, (quar.)
Philippine Long Distance Telephone,
cbm.
(A payment of 25 centavos per share)
8ft preferred (a payment of 40 centavos
3-26
f
i
-
Milk
Stock
3-10
1
4-15
34c-
Service—
Orleans Public
New
•
4-30
3% ft
3-19
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.)—.
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
(Quarterly of 6c from investment income
and 4c from realized capital gains)—_
Philadelphia Life Insurance (annual)
3-10
1
ft 4-
26c
—
England Electric System (quar.)
New England Gas & Electric
(quar.)——__
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co.—
Quarterly ______—;
_**'.
;
New Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)
New- Jersey Natural Gas,
common.
6'
preferred (s<-a)___
-i_-——-—New Jersey Power & Light, 4ft pfd. (quar.)
4.05 ft
preferred
(quar.U
i
••New
•-
3-
3-21
55c
pfd.
5.40%
Co.,
Power
5.20 ft
3-29
25c
(quar.)——
Insurance
(Pittsburgh)
Corp.
Quarterly
Nevada
3-18
3-13
2
—
preferred- (quar.)_i
Petrolone Gas Service "(quar.)
Pfizer (Charles) & Co. (quar.)
8
3 ft '
—
National Terminals
.
1
3-29
4-
17Vic
_
50c
15c
1
-
4V'2ft
National Starch & Chemical
:
Cement
-Permanente
3-18
65c
—
4-
50c
(quar.)-'
___
3- ft
17 V2c
31V'4C
—
Bank
4-1
31V4C
—
Propane, 5ft preferred A (quar.)*
preferred B (quar.)
$1.04 preferred
(quar.)
National Screw & Mfg. Co.
(reduced)
5ft
Shawmut
Inc.—
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-11
4-
'
2
Peoria &, Eastern Railway Co
.'
Pepsi-Cola Co.
(quar.)—
—r——-—
Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Long Island, Inc.
Quarterly __——;—•
—
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers (quar.)——_
BB
5-15
8
4-
—_
National
National
.
3-11
Corp.
Inc.
(quar.)**
3-11
3-22
25c
10c
I4c
,
3-25
25c
*
(quar.)
(California)
Holders
payable of Rec.
1ft
_______
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)
4%ft preferred (quar.)
4 V'2 ft preferred (quar.)____
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60ft preferred (quar.)
Rich's, Inc.,
common
(increased)
4-
gains)———————
10c
Pennsylvania Glass Sand (increased) ——30c
Pennsylvania Power & Light (increased)
—
34c
*4Vift' preferred (quar.)..—— '$1.-12 Vi
4.40ft
preferred (quar.)
:
$110
3.35ft
preferred (quar.)
8334c
4.60ft preferred, (quar.)
$1.15
Peoples Drug Stores (quar. )L
50c
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co. (quar.)
41c
Peoples Trust City Bank
(Reading, • Pa.)—
Quarterly
:
25c
"4-25
4-3-
30c
20 ft
Presto
(increased quar.)—
com.
Mutual Funds,
—
stock)
National
•
1
Revlon,
—
(quar.)
class A A
(quar.)—
BB
'Stock
1
Resistoflex
1
3-22
-12 Vic
(Front cr.pital
Line Insurance Co.—■
(Little Rock),
Class
5-
$1.50
15c
common
50C
—
preferred - (quar.)—:
(The above payment will not be made if
the
plan to retire the 6ft
preferred
stock is approved at the annual meeting
National
B
75c
(quar.)_
com.
common—
$%■
-
Class
3-1 I
1
■
National
.
5
4-
1
6-12
3-20
4-
3-
1
4-15
6-12
5-1
,
4-
3-12
15c
35c
(quar.)
5
4-
dividend)
Corp._-______
Steel Corp.
Supply Co.
4-
6-28
30c
Machines
Corp., (quar.)
Republic
Republic
When
Share
(stock
Aviation
4-19
3-29
'
■i
3-18
6-28
Aggregates.
■
-
(increased)
Co.
1
3-
&
31V4C
31V'4c
37Vic
15c
22c
Pacific Nutrient & Chemical Co., common..
5c
Common
vr...
*:
.-*.—-—
5c
Pacific Outdoor Advertising (quar.)
15c
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph, com. (quar.i
''
30c
6ft; preferred
(quar.)
___—"__—
$1.50
Pan American Sulphur (quar.)__^._—_u„— 25c
P-agevHersey Tubes, Ltd.<quar.)~$22Vfec
ParkerVFjnancfr:Corp. (quar.)—^
9c
PafkevrHannifin; Corp.* (quar. ).-j._<——
16c
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line—
■'* ; f
4ft
preferred (quar.)___-————————
'
'
$1
•4.64ft
preferred
(quar.)—
$1.16
"Parmelee^ Transportation- Co.__.
,
50c
Paxton
(Frank) Lumber Co.—
•
•
:
Class
A
non-voting
common—
121-be
3-22
10c
_______
3-15
4-
'
pfd. (quar.)_________
(quar.)__
;
Republic National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
3-22
Cement
Coast Co., 5ft
preferred (quar./
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Pacj'ic Intermoimtein Express (quar.)„_
Pacific Northwest'Bell Telephone (quar.)—
4
of America—
Mutual Investment Co.
2
•""
■
Republic Corp., $1
Republic Foil, Inc.
6ft
3-
4-30
Brass
Paper Co., com. (quar.)
Corp.,
$6 preferred
(quar.)
4-
.
Per
3-20
5ft
3-18
3-29
«
$1
25c
$1
30c
$1.50
3
Pacific
4-15
,
Murphy
.
Oxford
8c
4ft
dividend).
A
(stock
(monthly)
Inc.,
Industries
Monthly
Mueller
3
8c
Movielab,
MSL
20c
4-
:•
■
Industries
Republic
——
______
3-20
"''/.''n'-i.
Name of Company
15 ft
per
Owens-Corning Fiberglass (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass Co., 4ft pfd. (quar.)—
25c
C«
ilVy.
Holders
Remco
_____
$3.50
Vernon Mills, Inc., common (quar.)_
preferred
(s-a)—*
—
Mountain Fuel Supply Co. (quar.)
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph—
When
Payable of Rec.
(I. C.)
less
$.112
Morton
7%
Per
Share
SPA pref. (A payment of 90
tax, equal to approximately
depositary share)—
Opelika Mfg. Corp.
(quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities
4ft
preferred
(quar.)
lire
3-22
Mount
—'/'-ft
Name of Company
Olivetti
15c
Moore-McConnack
51
(1159)
1
4-19
5-
1
4-19
rft
15c
5c
Inc._
._
— '•'•
3-28
4-15
4-
4-30
4-10
5 %
ft/
3-11
1
52
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1160)
Holders
When
Name of Company -
.
Chemical
Siaxiuord
Industries,
3J/4%
preferred
1
2-20
U.
Stock
1
4-1
3-
4-
1
3-1
4-1
3-15
4-15 -i
3-29
„n
4-
1
U.
J°c
3-29
3-22
3-
Starrett
S.)
(*».
Company-
8%
(quar.)
Invsetment Corp.—v
Siauifer
Chemical
87
Camp,
5 %
Lud
preferred
Inc.;
preference
Greene
Corp.,
prererred
3-29
3-
Studeba^er
Corp.,
2nd
5%
common
$5
4-
1
Unilever,
N.
N^ew
V.
York
Corp., conv. pfd.
4-
1
3-12
Class
A
(quar.)
4-
1
3-12
■"■'Class
A
3-12
Universal-Cyclops
4-10
Universal
1
4-
4-24
1
'4-
1
3-
.
8%
1
( quar.)
■
Leaf
Steel
Pictures
4-15
Universal
4-15
4-
common
4-
Products
1
1
Co.,
Inc.
1
'a 3-11
15c
..3-29
3-(5
25c
3-27
33c
4-
1
3-
8
10-21
9-
6
5c
3-30
3-15
4-10
3-18
40c
4-
3-
4
Corp, (quar.)——Inc., 5% pfd. (quar.)—
4-
1
12 Vic
(James), Inc. (quar.)-—
Telephone Service Co.
of
4-
1
1
B
4.10%
Gas
——
3-15
$4.04
4-
3-15
$4.12
3-
$4.20
3-30
3-11
9c
$1.25
..
preferred
4.64% preferred
4.65% preferred
4.90% preferred
5.10% preferred
5.12% preferred
5.24% preferred
5.25%
preferred
4.50% preferred
4.72% preferred
4.92%
5%
3-30
3-11
3-30
3-11
Vulcan
preferred
Utilities
Materials
Co.,
8
Co.
Betts
Waddell &
(quar.)
$1-16
4-
1
3-
8
Wagner
(quar.)
$1.16 Vi
4-
1
3-
8
Walker
(quar.)—
(quar.)
(quar.)
$1.22Vi
4-
1
3-
8
4-
1
3-
8
$1.28
4-
1
3-
8
8
Class
—
Electric
(Hiram)
&
Wallace
&
Walter
8
Walt
$1.18
4-
1
3-
8
Lines
4-
1
3-
8
4-1
3-
8
Warner
-
$1.23
1——
——
$1.25
-
(stock
dividend)
2%
income).—--
common
Clutch
(quar.)
Waste
.3-18
King
Corp.,
Waukesha Motor
2-25
$1.35
'
&
3-15
,
6%
4-1
4-1
4-
$1.14
3-22
4-10
The
40c
payment
last
umns
omit
published
week
Class
3-30
3rl9
Class
•,V4-.r
3-
4-1
West
8
A
Forging
(increased
Bus
Ohio
3-11
30c
12Vic
3-14
3-25
3-
4-
3-15
Gas
regulatory
Corp.
r'i
1
Co,
Bank
United
Gas
Gas
U.
4»/2%
S.
12c
Fidelity
&
S.
Freight
Co.
S.
U.
S.
Gypsum
preferred
Lines
3-22
3-
37Vic
Co.,
Co.
4-1
62Vic
1
1
4-
1
3-
3-13
income
tax
Tablet & Stationery,
3-5
3-30
3-13
3-29
3-19
3-29
3-19
3-29
3-19
3-30
3-15
4-
37 Vic
3-15
1
<
5%
4* 3
3-
8
30c
3-30
V3-
2
27c
—-
of
3-20
Class
30c
5-15
5-15
■■■4-
4-19
X
35c
3-13
30c
3-29
3-15
2-13
$1
—
*
5-
1
$1
5-
I
4■
5
4-
5
40c
-
3-29
3-15
20o
—
/
■
3-18
3-11
40c
3-28
3-12
40c
4?
1
3-11
22c
—
3-29
2-28
15c
(quar.)
$2.50
4-1
4-
1
3-21
4-10
2-28
3- I
3-
7
3-20
Williams Bros.
Wilson
&
Common
$4.25
1
3-15
3-11
1
—
4-1,
$1.12Va
—
7J/2C
—
6-
1
5-16
3-29
3-19
33c
4-15
3-20
30c
3-28
3-
6Vi%
preferred
(quar.)
:
65c
4-
'/>: $1.75
22Vic
(s-a)
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4-
7-
1
1
1
33-
1
1
6-7
25c
3-25
3-11
65c
4-
3-15
1
Wolverine Shoe
Worthington
C
&
new
market
Cochran
Co.
Inc.
200
&
Co.,
1—•
200
—
100
Co.—
100
■
195,
of
copy
3-15
Net sales And
the equip rent will make it possible
microfilm document in seconds compared with
now
required by the government
agency.
operating
revenues
8
8
8
had
1
3-15
broadened
4-
1
3-15
chester-Western
3-15
sporting
provement
levels with
3-20
tinuing
25c
.
4-
1
5-
3-15
8-
•
1
> ?.
1
40c
11-
3-11
4-
5
10-
1
5
7-
r
1
4-
2%
4
3-15
V
3-30
3-
5
3-30 ■■■•; 3-15
37V2c
3-20
5-
1
1
5-
1
$1.27
25c
sales
$32,125,000,
5-
37 Vic
3-29
■•
Profits
..." 4-10
3-20
,
25c
4-
25c
5-
3- 4
-
1
1
3-20
-
4-19
field
were
matched
by
great
im¬
at
were
generally high
industrial and agricultural chemicals con¬
of most
of
from
aluminum operations of the Metals
Division were
the drop in basic ingot prices from 24
cents
pound in September and subsequent price
reductions
for
aluminum
mill
products.
This
division
continued
to
absorb
heavy charges for rapid amortization of the facilities of
Olin's
primary aluminum affiliate, Ormet Corp.
The last amortization
payment will be made next September and thereafter
the direct
to
affected by
22.5 cents
of
a
aluminum
pound.-—V.
Pacific
The
Aluminum
of
for
May
vote
on
8,
the
Pacific
its
of
Window
Lenahan
into
to
at
will
be
reduced by
'
/
approximately 4
cents
"
Co.—Proposed Merger—
Directors
Corp.
Pacific
vote
of
have
upon
the
which
principal plant in
Pacific
A
the
same
Coast
approved
Coast.
Wilmington,
matter
Coast,
Olin
to
196, p. .1877.
Coast
Boards
stockholders
1
the
ammunition
4-15
4-15
or
increase
to
operations
adversely
4-15
.
4-12
10c
ethical
Division's
the
per
satisfactorily.
The forest products
and
fine
the Packaging
Division achieved significant
increases in both sales and
earnings.
■
paper
2-28
5-
of
and
rec¬
reported that the Squibb Division
both sales and profits as a result of
and
proprietary products.
The Win¬
increased
sales
and
earnings in
in military production.
of the Chemicals Division
4-15
$1.25
(monthly)
in
years
Operations
.
per
4-30
$1.26
common
lines
arms
3-20
,
best
•
4-
8c
-
its
3-30
40c
(quar.)
of
one
1
I_
Sales Up 4.1%:
$2.47 per share in 1961.
Olin's preliminary
statement
3-
1
common
—
the
of
company rose to a
ord
high of $729,712,000 in 19G2, an increase of 4.1% over
$700,723,000 of the previous year.
:
Consolidated net profits rose to
$34,082,000. equal to $2.63
share, an increase of 6.5% over the net income of
4-
—
makes it possible
paper
process,
a
1596.
p.
4-
dividend)—
The
year.
minutes
30
3-
75c
v
-
Up Sharply-
"photographic" thermal spirit carbon
last
3-22
81V4C
(quar.)
Company
Milburn,
Olin Mathieson Chemical
Corp.
Net 6.5%—
3-14
(quar.)
Jim Jr.)
Wrigley nWillia
Monthly
a
3-20
1
Tanning Corp.
-]orp.,
obtain
to
4-10
(quar.)
Chemical Co.
the
on
electro-photographic
cost
(quar.)
450
300
over
3-
$1.50
preferred
500
Sons--
Co
This compares with $36,000 for 1961.
amounted to
of the firm's
placed
4-1
(quar.)
preferred
Witco
acceptance
$1.06'/4
(monthly)
5.08%
6s
&
"
•
1
$1.06 V*
5.C4%
7
Clark
Davenport & Co.
'800
$800
and
last year
10c
(quar.)
Wisconsin Public
Service,
5% preferred (quar.)
Edwards
Irving Lundborg 6s
1
50%
——
(stock
Inc..——
&
r
800
4-
30c
Inc.—
—
Wheels Express
1
3-11
1834C 7' / 3-21
common
Co.
Elworthy
1,200
:
■;
&
Inc.■ ■—-„_——l——
1,200
Co.
4-
40c
(quar.)
W'lnn-Dixie Stores
3-
4-
$1.31
(quar.)
preferred
&
3-11
1
4-
50c
(quar.)
Company,
Common
Wing&
Co.
Co.,
Co—
&
$1.25
jVIfg.
Candle
&
are
(000's Omitted)
1,200
25c
6%
preferred (quar.)
3!/4% jr. preferred (quar.)
Baumer
3-25
1
,4-1
30c
(quar.)
Wiatt (Nonnan) Co.
(quar.)__
Wieboldt Stores, Inc., $4.25
pfd. (quar.)
&
5
4-
30c
(quar.)
Co., common
(quar.)
v 5
V*%
preferred (guar.)--———..:/„
White Stag Mfg.
(stock dividend)
Will
2-
4-
t83/4C
Motor
Cement
4
4-15
"...
?8%c
preferred
Whitehall
1
lie
(quar.)
$5
3-11
3-29
10c
$1.25
—
(George), Ltd., class A (quar.)
White
3-11
1
..
4-
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg
Wheeling Steel Corp., common
4-19
each
$:i*
>:•»
common
Weston
92Vac
87Vic
respective
by
automatically to reproduce original documents on a conventional
spirit duplicating machine at a cost of less than half a
cent a copy.
During 1962, the Old Town executive said, the
company signed
licensing agreements with firms in Canada,
Mexico,
Italy
and
Costa Rica.
The latter agreement, Mr. Mazer
said, will give the
company
distribution
throughout Central America.
Old Town is now
completing development of a microfilm readerprinter for the Social Security
Administration, he said.
Using an
—V.
share)
4-19
*
Co
approximately
383/i%
per
4-19
B
purchased
$6,200,000, an approximate 20%
gain over the $5,100,600 during the previous
year.
Mr. Mazer attributed the
earnings rise chiefly to increased rev¬
enue
from
the
company's foreign
operations
and
to
consumer
1
3-31
33c
•
Gas
British
&
Manager, reported.
Sale®
3-11
3-29
.
70C
SEC)
2-27
(accum.)
(Portland, Ore.)
3-15
Bank
approximatly $0,009
Bonds.
the
Estimated 1962 earnings of this oifice
equipment and supply man¬
"exceeded $100,000," Marsnall Mazer, Vice-President
3-20
1
'.''J
5-15
(increased)
preferred
General
4-15
4-
Wisconsin Electric Power
United Merchants & Manufacturers
U. S. National Bank
less
equal to
and
ufacturer,
Co.—
3-29
—
(quar.)_
4'/a%
3-11
(quar.)
—
be
Granbery, Marache & Co.,
Old Town Corp.— Net Sales
3-20
30c
5-15
37'/2c
common
&
5
3-20
■'"
by
to
McDonnell
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co<#
3-25
15c
-
purchasers
Amount
Inc
;Inc.'-.———
—V. 197, p. 519.
4-15
v
National
the
Bonds
Moseley & Co.J_—— 1,200
4-15
$1.10
(increased)
(approved
of
New
Fahey.
4- 1
(quar,)—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
———
Western Utilities (increased)——
Westmoreland. Inc. (quar.)
^l.OBVi*-
(quar.)
4-29
(increased)
Stockholders Investment Trust, Ltd.
deposit
receipts
(payment
of
Western
4-18
4-
(quar.)—
Co.
3-
25c
preferred
(quar.)
Power
13%
8
5-
32c
—
—
3-20
30c
$1.12V2
(quar.)—
17 Vic
(quar.)
48c
-
(quar.)
Co.,
RR.
5%
Pennsylvania
Western
3-15
■
4-
preferred
Guaranty
Gas,
dividend
Western
'W.-
h
Chemical Corp.,
preferred (quar.)_
Ceramic Tile
Pacific
(Pittsburgh)
3-14
1
Natural
Western
p
3-30
4-
&
.S.
7%
4-15
3-25
preferred
Stock
4-1
3-15
4-19
4-15
Smith
Shelby Cullom Davis
American
—f
com.
Jersey RR. & Canal
U
U.
4-10
3-29
22 Vic
&
Rothschild
Shields & Co
1
15c
(quar.)
Massachusetts Cos.
the
below.'
$1.05
'-
addresses
of
A.: G.
paper
Western
13- 6
; 4-30
lOci
Co
Corp.,
U.
•j
3-20
3-
40c
Western
3-8
20c
(quar.)
Improvement,
preferred (quar.)
5%
3-11
——
(quar.)
United
V
1
3-29
4-
$1.12 Vi
—
(Omaha)
(quar.)
California
New
3-8
7%
forth
F. S.
L.
F.
3-25
(quar.)
Maryland Ry.—preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)-
and
names
au¬
$1
,
—
United
Borax
4-1
10c
,
S.
Western
3-20
25c
"
—
United Aircraft Corp'.—
4%
preference (1955 series)
(quar.)
4% preference (1956 series)
(quar.i
•United Artists Corp. (quar.)„
United Board 6s Carton
New common (initial)
United
3-15
Service
Western
(quar.)—
(quar.)
4%
preferred
(s-a)_———
Union Stock Yards Co.
Illuminating
1
4-1
t20c
(quar.)-—.
$3.50
(quar.).
Union Pacific RR. Co., com.
(quar.)--—-—
Industrial
4-
25c
-
—
preferred
preferred
United
Casualty 6s Surety
'
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
United
3-14
25o
-i-
$4.50
Corp.
3-26
15c
\
Drill
Gas
Western
for
Bonds,
Hallgarten
1
3-30
Bancorporation (quar.)
Western
4%
3-
4-15
$1.02Vi
3-15
New
$2,100
White, Weld & Co.———- 2,100
Kidder, Peabody & Co;—- 1,750
3-15
3-20
and
earned
were
underwriters
invitation
the
principal amounts
$1.12 Vi
3-14
15c
-i—2-—:
.
Western
1
lie
—
Utilities Co., 4.40% pfd.
Virginia Pulp & Paper (quar.)
West
4-
80c
4Va%. preferred
(quar.)
4.20% " preferred; (quar.)
4.10% preferred (quar.)
$74,275,501
year
New
The
1
22 Vic
common
4-1
12ViC
8
2%
Co.,
4-
1
12 Vic
—
West Texas
8
Corp.—
System
;
,
1
.
Power
totaled
(000's Omitted)
—_
Co.
dividend
Penn
of
Fenner
—-
(quar.)(subject to
it
Merrill Lynch. Pierce,
6V4C
—
50c
.
3-
the
—
—
3%
quar.)
Street
West
3-11
13%c
3-30
1
1962
Amount
thority approval)
8
3-31
Corp.I.-—
Salle
3-
3-12
3-31
5c
3-
4-
col¬
for
A (quar.)
(quar.)
Co.
(increased)(increased)
B
Stock
3-8
X
4-10
$1,12Mc
t20c
Steel
4-
3-20
$1.06Vi
—
these
3-15
3-15
:
3-15
5-15
in
lowest
4-12
3-30
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest¬
ment income)
Wellington Management Co.—
3-19
-
in
Intended
was
3-15
Scientific
1
31 Vic
7c
6
3-31
Arkansas.
revenues
named
below
pursuant
to
competitive bids for the purchase
submitted the bid which specified the
annual cost of money for the New.
Bonds.
The company
accepted such bid on March 12,
1963, and entered into a purchase
contract under which the
purchasers are obligated subject to cer¬
tain specified conditions to
purchase all of tne
company's
di¬
W'elch
3-29
25c
31 Vic
(quar.)—
the
3-15
$ 4-
15c
5-
10c
operating electric public utility
City,
Okla.,
furnishes
electric
western
$14,456,373. Fixed charges for the
dividend
3-15
40c
——
-
6,
the
1
1
17Vic
'
to
3-30
$1.25
3-15
was
an
Oklahoma
and
UNDERWRITERS—The
the
set
Maroh
on
3-30
20c
1
50c
4-
1
4-
in
times.
from
payment.
3-15
3-
3-15
26 Vic
4-1
35c
31V4C
•
decided
3-15
1
29c
—
Thor Power Tool Co.
Weiss Bros. Stores, class
V. 4-
30c
(quar.)
1
5-1
$1.24
37Vic
rectors
3-15
3-19
1
4-
12 Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
'
$1.31 Vi
1
4-
20c
(quar.)
Webcor, Inc.-—
At a meeting held
4-
company,
Oklahoma
income
6.80
3-15
10c
—
preferred
3-29
20c
Co.
in
REVENUES—Operating
3-15
20c
(Jim)
Electric Brake
4-15
6c
Disney
Washington Natural Gas
3-15
i 4-!5
■
5c
(increased)
4.
income)
(quar.)—:
Corp.
(quar.)
Productions (quar.)
Warner Bros. Co.
(increased)
Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
BUSINESS—The
headquarters
net
Tiernan
8
3-
Union Bank (Los Angeles) (quar.)—
Union Electric Co., common (quar.)
/, U.
5
Ltd.
t40c
Investing Corp.—
(Quarterly from net investment
3-
Industries Corp., $1.50 pfd.
4»/4%
service
3-
Temper Corp., 4Vi% preference (quar.)
f Trust Co. of New Jersey (quar.)—
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power—
p,
7
Worts,
1
(quar.)
&
Williams
Twist
with
3-
1
True
•Union
8
3-21
1
Tropical Gas Co.
$4
8
3-
30c
4-
Co.,
Transcontinental
$3.70
3-
3-22
4-
Quarterly-———-i.-——-—-4.—--—^—1
,•
3-29
3-22
15c
4-
B
'«x
4-19
15c
$1.31
Finance, class A (quar.)
;
$4.50
:
(quar.)
Gooderham
cost
to the company of less than the
interest rate borne
the
bonds
offered
today. Otherwise they are optionally re¬
deemable at any time at
prices ranging from 104.50%
to 100%;
for the
sinking fund the bonds are redeemable on Feb. 1
beginning
in 1964 at prices
receding from 100.34% to 100%.
by
-——
—
Corp.
REDEMPTION FEATURES—-The bonds are not
redeemable prior
March
1,
1968, through a debt refunding having an effective
(annual)—
pfd.
Reed, Inc., class A
B
1.31 Vi
——_
.
2-28
2-28
'
Co.,
La
:
3-
$1.12Vi
.
South
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds from the
offering/will be used to pay
part of the 1963 expenditures incurred and to
be incurred under
the
company's construction program.
8
3-20
(quar.)
(quar.)
and
Increased.
3-20
3-20
3-20
(quar.)
Class B (stock dividend)
Company
(quar.)
Realty & Construction (quar.)—
Tobin Packing
(quar.)—
Towmotor Corp. (quar. )„•-
208
2-28
Wall Street
Tishman
Twin
3-
3-20
1.56 y4
Quarterly
$1.27
Torrington
Trans-Lux
3-29
3-22
as
99.39; Halsey, Stuart & Co., 99.375, and Harriman
Bipley & Co. and Eastman Dillon, Union Securities
& Co.,
jointly, 99.181.
/<'/:■
(quar.)__
pfd.
Wabash Railroad Co., 4%%
8
(quar.)_
$1.20 preferred
Times Mirror Co.
(quar.)
Tip Top Products, class A
Transue
31c
3%
35c
$1.25
6}/4%
8
preferred
Transcon
3-15
to
-
Class
1
interest
3-
5% preferred B (quarJ
Thorp Finance Corp.!
—
—j.-"
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4Vi% preferred (quar.)
Traders
4-
62 Vic
5
2-28
3-
$5 preferred
(quar.)
:
—r—
% Thomas Industries,' Inc. (quar.
Thompson Starrett, 70c preferred (quar.)„
Thof Power Tool
(quar.)————-—
:
Thorofare Markets,'Inc.,, common (quar,)—; 5%
preferred (quar.)——————
Class A
3-15
3-20
3-
Inc., common
(increased)———
preferred
(quar.)——-—-—
Oil
1
';
$1.20
1
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
1—
:
: 5 Vi % preferred (quar.)—„-—1—
4.96%
preferred (quar.)—
Texas National Bank
(Houston)
(quar.)—
Texas Power & Light, $4.56
pfd. (quar.)
4 Vi%
3-
4-
•
62 Vic
—i—
—
1
Gas
Tidewater
3-20
30 c
—
competitive
4^s,
came from
Equitable Securities Corp., 99.471; Lehman Brothers
Blyth & Co., jointly, 99.401; First Boston
Corp.,
2-28
1
'.5,40%
&
-
bonds, all
to
and
2-28
4-
Inc.~
(Quarterly from • investment
Thomas
1
3-12
3-20
4-
Oil
$1.25
3-
3-30
3-20
4-
(quar.)
TeXtron,
3-20
interest,
the
$1.01
$1.15
American
Texas
8
37Vic
accrued
awarded the issue at
a bid of 99.527%.
$1.05
$1.06 Vi
preferred
Texas
3-
2
plus
Other bids for
3-20
3-20
100.25%,
group was
sale March 12 on
$1.03
$1.02Vi
Texas -Fund,
;
3-
4-
at
The
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
■'.
"
yield 4.235%.
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.60%
Texas
3-22
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
priced
were
(quar.)
$4.80 preefrred (quar.)
85 preferred (quar.)
1
(quar.)
•"
:
d
25c
20c
10c
Inc.
preferred
9c
—
(Arizona)
Virginia Dare Stores (stock dividend)
Virginia Electric & Power, com. (quar.)——
3-20
A
(quar.)
(quar,)
Rogers,
18c
class
—
Transmission,
preferred
preferred
4.25%
&
10c
.
Tennessee
Waters
Light
preferred
preferred
.
Ohio,
——.—
$5 non-cum. preferred
&
(quar.)
prior preferred (quar.)
!
5% convertible preferred (quar.
Virginia Commonwealth Corp. (quar.)
1
Class
Power
preferred
(quar.)—
5%
3-18
;4- 1
;
25c
._——
(quar.)_
(initial)
Inc.
4-15
20c
Instruments
Tayior
Teleflex,
1
Company
Company (quar.)
Victor
Equipment Co.——
Virginia-Carolina Chemical—
2-28
4-1
15c
convertible
Vendo
2-28
(quar.)—-————
i-uw .*,yne
Talcott
3-3 U
5c.
62Vic
Company
Non«
source.
Continued from page 10
2
Vanity Fair Mills, Inc. (quar.)
Vapor Corporation (quar.)
&
the
Inc., and White, Weld & Co., New Yorki The bonds
3-22
Van
_
4
3-15
Valley National Bank
-i.———.
at
7%.
3-16
4-
3-15
7
A.:' fi..
,
1
4-
5
8
Szabo Food Service,
,
5-
$2
1
3-
2bc
2Vi%
2 Vi %
(quar.)—
3-19
30c
»
1
3-
(quar.)
3-29
—
4-
3-18
Swift
•/
30c
5
4-
4-23
5%~preferred
9-16
4-
3-28
America
tax
General Corporation and
Investment News " '''
6-17
15c
3-21
of
3-
7-15
15c
Utah
Co.
4-15
2%
3-20
Valu Stores,
3- 8
3-15.
6%
3-15
1
Ex.ra
3-11"
3-29
5-13
:
10-15
(quar.)
4-
Sweets
4
3-29
.
Publishing & Distributing Corp.—
Common
(stock dividend)—.—.
Sunastrand
•
6-
62 Vic
—
preferred (quar.)—
$1.13
Sunbeam uorp. ■ (quar.).«—36c
Super
•<'
'
(quar.)
(quar,)
(quar.)
Upson
$1.25.
dividend
4-10
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 ta*.
x LesA Jamaica Income
tax
5-21
Universal
Su..»ii.^e ivixumg (quar.)——.——L-—-
15c
>>.
-
y
.
:
3-15
Stock
a
3-15
7 Vic
(quar.)
Oil
4-30
$1.25
div.)_
,3-29
(quar.)—
Corp.
Radio
^resident tax 15%; resident
Less British Income tax.:
.;
^
■
(quar.)—
Tobacco,
Universal
3-20
6c
$4.50
-
5c,
7 Vic
3-20
(stk.
8
5
7 Vic
preferred
15c
————————
3-
3-
3-11
1
25c
—-
Transfer books not closed for this
dividend.
(Payable in Canadian funds, tax deductible
77c
:
1
Petroleum
3-22
3-30
8-31
3-25
25c
—
^
3-11
:•'!
"
5C
:„o.—
1
(quar.)
4-10
28c
<quar.
Class' A
4-
Corp.
3-15
Wire—
Jewelry Co.
8
Corp.—
3-30
';4-
International
4-
1
5-31
9-15
shares—
10c
Sunset
Zenith
10 c
Universal Container
3-25
$1.25
(quar.)___
5-27
3-
final payment of approximately 46c
subj. to approval of stockholders May 1)
4-12
.4-
(increased)-
com.
Zale
6-26
4-15
$1
6-15
10c
(A
10c
(quar.)—-
Corp.,
2-25
$2
Universal American
4-15
—
pfd.
eonv.
preferred
Chemical
Sun
3-26
3-15
iuc
—————
12Vj>c
—
-
4-1
——-
Young Spring &
Holders
Payabletof Rec.
25c
2-25
6- 4
8
'.Mi
|&e
25c
10c
(quar.)-—,
3-11
3-26
Share
;
Quarterly
When
;
Per
Name of Company
:,
Yale 6s Towne Mfg. Co.
(quar.).:
Yocam Batteries (quar.)
—
subject to approval of stockholders May
3-30
25c
p (quar.)4..
4-1
55c
3-12
4-15
25c
container Corp.
(quar.)———
Stop 6s jSnop, .Inc. ■(quar.)./.--.-—'
Straw-bridge 6s Clothier,- $5 pfd. (quar.)—60c
1-
20c
Co.
20c
.
_________—
Stogie
Stubnitz
Trust
3-18
4-
U7V2C
25c
common—.—.—
(quar.)__.
3-11
$2
preferred (quar.)
Servateria Corp.-
'
nnU
Stoxeiy-Van
3-11
3-29
S.
S.
Co.
preferred
(quar.)
of Canada, Ltd.
Sterling Brewers,
Inc.
(quar.)
Stetson (John B.) Company (quar,)——
Co.
2-28
mm 1
(quar.)—
United Stockyards Corp.
(increased)
United Utilities, Inc. (increased)_.
Utilities & Industries Corp. (quar.)--—
Unilever, Ltd.; American: shares—
(A final payment of approximately
3-15
3-29
20c.
3Va%
Steel
4-1
27 %c
—
(N. Y.)
(quar.)—
United Servomation Corp. (initial)
8
4-1
25c
50c
State Bank of Albany
Street
Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
U.
3-15
preferred (accum.)—
—
$0.51562
Stamey 'Home Products, Inc. tquar.)^Stanley Works (quar.)——
———
25c
—
5Vi%
State
(quar.)
----—■
Rubber
S.
8%
3-15
-
3%
Playing Card Co.
U:
9
Corp. tquar,)—
Stauuard' Screw
Co.
(quar.)—————
Staudard-Tnompson Corp.—
S.
3- 6
4-1
5c
(quar.)
of Rec.
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
.
Holders
Payable
Corp.—
dividend
Extra
3-22
3-20
U.
,
Poors
&
Chemical
&
;
zoc
Standard
Plastic
S.
When
Share
Name of Company
6-15
4-
$1.12/2
25c
/ $1-63
/ «WC
94c
(quar.)_
Inc.
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio,
7-10
fc
•
Per
Payable of Rec.
Share
'•
Spencer Gifts, Inc. (quar.)
i;
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 pid. (quar.)
Spmigneid Insurance Co., common (quar.)
»6.50 preferred (quar.)
Square D Company
(increased)—
—
Staley (A. E.) Mig. Co., $3.75 pref. (.quar.)
.
a
special
proposed
Delaware.
Co.
proposal
and
for
meeting of
has
merger
Lenahan
Lenahan
the
Pacific
been
merger
Coast
called
stockholders
will
day at
maintains
Cleveland,
a meeting in
Jacksonville, Fla.
headquarters in Chicago and has
is
a
manufacturer
and
distributor
197
Volume
Number
6247
\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1161)
of
aluminum
to
building materials. During its last fiscal year,
1962,
31,
Aug.
cents
89
public
Pacific
offer made
stock at
approximately
Lenahan
is
income
of
to
1962
purchase
ended
As
result
a
of
shares
Pennsylvania Power Co.—Revenues, Net Higher-
equal
$1,035,543,
was
$12,665,070.
of
operating
a
Lenahan
Net
share, Pacific, Coast owns 176,482
of the 391,643 outstanding shares of
per
45%,
located
in
income
289. Up
1961,
Jacksonville, Fla. At the end of its last
April 30, 1962, Lenahan reported net profit of $211,592,
to 54 cents per share, on sales of $2,778,091. C. J. Lenahan,
W.
H.
Power
197, p.L 661.
to
$23,117,006
Sammis,
before preferred
from $4,021,694 in
Pennsylvania
—V.
in
amounted
revenues
$21,709,255
stock.
common
Lenahan
13,
$3.50
net
sales
on
Dec.
common
shares,
Coast's
share,
per
in
announced.
amounted
to
$4,2157-"
1961.
Co.
is
a
subsidiary
the new Quotron II stock market data
processing systems resulted
a
net loss of $46,104 in 1962 after
tax credits.
The President said cash flow funds
generated from operations
during 1962
increased
to
$1,236,934. Of this amount,
$736,735
was
used
to
manufacture the new rental
equipment, Quotron n
and
the
electronic
stock
quotation
board,
to
produce
increased
in
against
.
President,
stock dividends
1962
of
Ohio
Edison
Co.
in
revenue
1963..~V.
».
.
53
196,
792.
p.
fiscal year,
equal
President,
Sr.,
who together with members of his
of 84,090 shares,
approximately 21%
aggregate
an
Lenahan common, has
the proposed merger.
standing
favor
of
the
Under
be
the
surviving
stock
mon
would
C.
terms
paid
be
of
family owns
of the out¬
to vote in
into
Pacific
one
fractional
Lenahan, Sr. would become
of Pacific Coast.-—V. 197, p. 564.
of
Lenahan
share.
Cash
is
March
25; 1963, the common
trading on the New
admitted
•r~y. 197, p. 1017,
carried
only
to
the
This
cents
Relin,
its
cost.
subsidiary,
Income
dividends
will
Listing
of
1962.
.Bottling sales totaled $25,521,471
$22,239,602 during the previous year.—V.
Sales
for
1962
195,
Income before Federal Income taxes
firm's
the
is
operating
an
business
Whittler
savings
loan
and
Blvd.,
Los
engaged in
association
Period Ended Jan.
;
-:r
after
Taxes
on
"
:
7 :
~
1962
making loans, principally secured by first liens
real estate, to enable borrowers to purchase, construct,
improve,
refinance real property, - Loan funds are obtained largely: from
savings placed with the Association and from borrowings by the
V-h
the
Federal
Home Loan Bank
of
San
CAPITALIZATION AS OF DECEMBER 31,
'
.
(
for
1961
4
Withdrawable
shares
(savings accounts)
Advances
from
Borrower
membership certificates
stock, (180 par) auth.
Guarantee
Federal
Home
Bank
Loan
26,680
7
Net
sales
Net
forth
set
respective
opposite
number
their names
Kidder,
Peabody
Inc.
.
&
Eastman
Dillon,
Securities
&
Per
10,013 ctfs.
937,440 shs.
>'
A.
Becker
&
I.
du
Shearson,
Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton
Inc.
8,200
Pacific
8,200
Inc
&
Co.
6,200
Bateman,
6,200
Bingham,
Inc.
6,200
Co.
6,200
William
Co
&
197,
Co.~_
Co.__
3,200
3,200
Inc.
3,200
Co.,
Irving
Lundborg & Co.—
Stern, Frank, Meyer & Fox
Wagenseller & Durst,
smaller
on
products
cost
of
The
rise.
methods
H.
of
O.
Boehme
Inc.,
Co.,
—V.
volumes.; In' 1962,
was
197,
of
Boehme
has
averaged
15 years, and "should contribute
past
•
Sharply—
The
labor-saving
effect
the
11,
'
,
a
.?<*•>. •••(.••vh.:
twines
July,
Eastern; Pipe Line«Co.- -Net, Sales Up
and
*,
of
President stated,
in
threads.
"
reflected
revenues
gas
The
The
increase
expansion
of
feet,
to
with
its
as
whole
a
in
1962
sales
of
reflected
substantially
"is
and
acceptances
Bank
the
borrowings
and
*
its
fishing
facility
at
finest
potential
the
in
country,
combining industrial
unusual growth possibilities."—V.
with
6 V* %
note
?i
due:
deed
trust
The
May, 1974
614%
trust-deed
197,
4
m o n
■
Effective
March
Pantepec
the
American
the
to
with
12,
Oil
standards
of
has
man
$14,022,663
in
President,
and
sales
at
that
reported
net
sales
the
for
previous
this
said
the
amounted
record
a
Joseph
year.
the
was
10th
->•*
Papercraft..
M.
Dec.
31,
plans
Katz,
of
all-time
company
$1,359,000. Based
earnings equalled 49
Mr.
Katz
profit
noted
records
on
cents
each
in
profitable
on
for
$1,154,210,
share
per
the
"the
after
number
same
Papercraft
of
to
retail
both
the
that
slight decline in 1962
merchandise
of
record
past
in
had
nine
of
provision
shares
for
taxes
reduced
outstanding,
;
years.. He
-
Pennsalt
the
prevalence of low-priced promotional
during the year, which was un¬
manufacturers
Chemicals
and
retailers."—V.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
Net
sales
Net
Corp.—Annual
197,
p.
'
-
36,356
28,000
earnings
Earnings
No.
—V.
of
.•
share
per
shares
196,
to
p.
Outstanding
2181.
i;
6,365,200
•
5,505,900
$1.61. *\v
3,962,267
$1.40
3,929,678
consecutive
Slater & Co., Ltd,-—To Redeem; Preferred—
has
called for redemption on Mar. 19, 1963, all
cumulative preferred stock, at $51.50 per share
of 38 cents per share.
dividends
$46
has
announced
more
to
report
that
its
capital and exploration
level of half a: billion-
reach a record
than in 1962.
shareholders
>
said
also
that Mobil's, crude*,
in
oil
from
one
of
them
later
this
year.
California Edison
Co.
—
Net Up
11.8%;
highs in revenue, power generation, kilowatt-hour sales, net
and earnings per share were reported by Chairman Harold
:
BJdlson's
income
net
for. 1962
for
recorded
$54,183,053
\
$60,568,937,
was
up.
11.8#>. over
1961.
A
(
Space Age Materials Corp.—Sub.: Sales
Space
■
;
,
sidiary,
r
due
in
7 1,000,000 ^ 77
—-1,000,000
<-
%
>
-I
■
1
,
period
the
At
4
net
a
year
ago.
time,
same
the
;
Michael, Turkat,,
sales volume to $339,000
also pointed out that
than doubled the floor space at its
addition to the facilities at Glendale
company's; President,
reported
.
"
*t
special
as
for
revenue
President
-
has
company
John
compared
substantial
fiscal
of $2,041,725
charges
Scantlin
reported
the
to
R.
for
a
stated
number
that
year
for the
Scantlin
,
obsolescence,
of
the
company's
$88,282
local
net
31,
profit,
amounted
in
.
,
.
memory
to
increased
1962,
f
as
77%
against
■
before taxes and
$403,392 for 1962
1961.
decision
with
net
earnings
1962
firm
has
triDled
of
recently more
This is in
plant.
its
$29,000.
He
Long Island City.
/
.
types of materials currently developed and under develop¬
by the company include carbon fibers and pyro-graphite in
bulk and fibrous form, refractory ceramics, including high melting
The
ment
carbides,, oxides,
point
nitrides,
borides
and
silicides,
as
well
i
cesses.
-
V;
"The
high
at
?
>
-
and
development
facilities
are
all
to meet the requirements of
environments. Most of the materials produced,
made at extremely high temperatures. One of the
research
developing materials
towards
temperature
SAMCO
are
used is vapor deposition. In this technique, mate¬
produced from the vapor phase either through evapora¬
tion,
hydrogen
reduction
or
thermal
decomposition. Materials ,■
produced in this manner have high purity and high degree
ol
crystal
order.
The
properties
of
such
materials are •entirely
different from their bulk or sintered counterpart."
basic
rials
*
'
company's
oriented
processes
are
developed and,
production of these high y
noted Mr, Turkat.
"Our future looks exceptionally bright as our company's products
and developments continue to play an increasingly toportantr010
"For
this
purpose,
proprietary processes have been
patents obtained in areas relating to the
specialized high temperature materials,"
.
to
storage
fully depreciate a
units not utilized in
as
high purity refractory metals such as tungsten, tantalum, titanium,
molybdenum, niobium and boron. These materials find,
use
in
missiles,
spacecraft, nuclear systems and industrial pro¬
zirconium,
Up 77■
revenue
Dec.
previous year,
said
loss
of
gross
ended
Electronics
and
is
gas
Pax
the
and
marketing earnings.
that
Woodside
earnings were $2,688,954 In
Up.,300%—,
Materials has reported : that. its wholly owned sub¬
Electronics Co., Inc., has a current backlog of orders
amount of $2,200,000, or an increase of 1,000%
over the
Age
Pax
the
same
460,000 shs.
1,000,000 shs.
i
•
30,935
of
$3,612,789
gross
"*
______$105,177,900 $95,633,300
the- fifth
Quinton said kilowatt-hour sales went up 9.6% to 21.5 billion
The gain
of 1.9 billion KWH was a new high for sales
and the second biggest annual increase on record for the company,
he pointed out.—V. 197, p. 449.
77/
77:.
7?
*:•
Scantlin Electronics, Inc.—-Revenues
408.
1961
for
KWH.
26,932
in
,
Report—
1962
rose
Mr.
7.U -'7-
counters
The
v
earnings
Spaulding also point, out that over the past
earnings per share has averaged approxi¬
compounded annually.
said
:
increase in company production of crude oil
and
expected during 1963.
No significant change in the
present depressed prices of refined products appears likely.—V. 197,
P. 820.
:
natural
company
attributed
record
a
Earnings per share increased
9% to $1.70, against $1.56 per share in 1961. Gross revenue totaled
$359,690,172, a gain of 7.8% over 1961's $333,816,226, Mr. Quinton
A; moderate
1961;
previously: set
President,
attained
Quinton.
Charles -Hay,
President, in his review of the company's opera¬
tions, stated that, as in 1961, the improvement in earnings was due
primarily to increased crude oil and natural gas production.
Al¬
though sales volumes of gasoline, heating oil and diesel fuel through
company outlets increased, lower prices and higher crude oil costs
income,; after provision for taxes of $1,253,000, amounted
to $1,066,048, equal to 46 cents per share on the
,2,332,724 shares
outstanding at year end. In the prior year, net income amounted to
of
Spaulding,
sales
increased.
net
to begin producing
197, p. 565.
income
,
development expenditures totaled $3,770,206, an
$951,397 over the previous year.
Working capital de¬
creased $903,561 and amounted .to,. $7,181,541 at the
year end.
Net
an
F.
net
in
year,
corporation
Southern
52,050
through
debentures
($1)
197, p. -$3.
increase
Chair¬
year
John
Sales 7.8%—
loca¬
596,208
32,Q00
1978--.'
stock
Construction
$14,025,850,
successive'
and
discoveries
-t—V.
7
.V
due
note
The company has reported that
1962, up from $2,143,777 in 1961.
"
,>
,*
ended
year
to
have
in
Subs.)—Rec. Sales, Net Down
(&
1961
over
in
Libya
last
year
constituted
a
"major
step
improving the geographical diversity of the company's
crude- sources. Mobil has found flve fields : ln Libya thus- far and
Royalite OH Co., Ltd.—Net Higher—
company
record
—V.
v.
consolidated
against
1,
Common
Exchange, because the company does not meet
the Exchange
for continued listing in respect
Papercraft Corp.
The
March
permission, the American shares
listing and registration on
from
Stock
earnings,
1962,
SEC
removed
were
income in
split shares.
8%
792.
accrued
the
$39,000
t hi y : installments
June, 1974
6Vfe% conv. subord.
Pantepec Oil Co. C. A.—'Stock: Delisted—
of
for
its. outstanding
-
5
of
will
The. annual
in
due
the
of
represents an increase of 9.5%
over
the
1961 and is the eighth consecutive year-
this year .will
tackle and
other
through
note
basis
increase
9.5%; Net 10.3%—
consolidated
million
$26,239.
in
?
Extraordinary
the
monthly installments through
and
,p. ;564V%4;
deed
monthly installments
November;: 1973
1961.
on
This
gain
per
p.
forward"
Outstanding
—
warehouse receipts
ii,-—
borrowings at 7%, secured by
assignment of accounts receivable
6 Va% 7 trust
in
area
196,
oil
6secured
by
;
ex¬
Breda,
New
Bank
"had
1962
York,
no
1
EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
6%—--
at
at
was
the end of each year, 1962 earnings per share
against $1.07 for. 1961, adjusted for the three-,
split in June 1962.
The* company
California.
GIVING
1962
dollars,
Inc.
subsidiaries carry on
storage
a
Chairman,
expenditures
three
principal office
New
in
There
or
ex¬
the
from
; Socony Mobil Oil Co., Inc.—Expansion Program—,
and
director
4
plants
Building
per
motors. This company, located in Eindhoven, Netherlands,
provide most of Skil's motor requirements in Europe, as well
supplying fractional horsepower motors to other fabricators."
plus
stock of Lorms,
for 300,000 shares
Authorized
Trade
areas."
the
residential
officer,
.
in
of
one
its
1962
share
per
year.
$6.58
in
at
Skil's
and
(N.)
•
;i526 West 166th Street, Gardena, Calif., and
CAPITALIZATION
system's daily delivery capacity by 300 million
daily total of two billion cubic fee.t In connection
sales, Mr. Maguire pointed out ,that the industry
all
in
at
other
to
$23,725,000
1961.
share
per
consolidated
10%
the
—V.
in
law
„
plant
two
the
of
realized
"will
as
outstanding
These
Singer
of
equal
income
.
electric
Harvey B. Rodstein
an
•J
tions in Southern
the
an
excellent year" and "made strong
Noting that natural gas now accounts for
approximately S5% of the nation's growing energy requirements,
the President emphasized that Panhandle's mid-west market area
gains
is
Dynamic Sales,
also
gas
the
stock.
<
has
company
equipment
a
gas
"
maintains
higher rates approved
by FPC: in - the cotfrse of its settlement* of the .Panhandle-Tr unkline
rate
cases,
plus higher prices received from industrial customers.
cubic
and
company's common
of
end
net
company
or
$1.20
of foreign operations
an
expansion program
for
Netherlands, factory is scheduled for completion in
bring the total space occupied by this facility to
51,000 square feet. The opening during 1962 of sales and service
outlets in Stuttgart, West Germany,
Brussels, Belgium, and Oslo,
Norway was also announced. In addition,
it
was
stated that a
joint venture has been completed with a Dutch manufacturer of
fishing tackle and equipment portion of the company's business.
Since
its
formation,
the
company
has made acquisitions which
have placed it in the business of
manufacturing and selling ammu¬
nition reloading equipment
and cords, lines,
tapes, twines and
Gas sales rose td 578 billion cubic feet/ift 1962 from 502 billion
1961, accompanied by a rise in
revenues
from
gas
sales
to
$195,580,606,
from
$165,647,811
in
1961.
Total
1962
operating
income
of
$37,720,329
was
sharply higher than the $31,307,677
figure- reported for 1961.
rise
all
California
under
Robinson,
of whom
SHS.
to $1.17,
years
1963,
Offered—
the
in
The
the
each
company,
Roddy Reels, Inc.
Inc.,
has reported "that .net'.income! rose In 1962 to
after preferred dividends, to $3.72 a share on
against $20,625,000 or $3.00 a share in 1961.
Increased earnings in 1962 were due
principally to increased gas
sales resulting from additional
pipeline capacity installed by the
company and its subsidiaries in late 1961 and 1962, W. G. Maguire,
equal
Bernard
the
against $2.67
Sullivan and Mr.
Mr.
five
of
incorporated
was
from
Rodstein,
the
of
It
acquire
M.
Jerome
promoter
stock,
common
to
symbol
two-for-one
cents
sales
Skil
1962
mately
estimated at $1,117,298, will be used
threads.
and
1961,
1961
the
were
that
for-one stock
BUSINESS—The company through its eight wholly-owned subsidi¬
aries, manufactures and sells fishing tackle and equipment, am¬
munition reloading equipment, and a
variety of cords, tapes, lines,
$2,500,000 for the
handsome profit to Pakco,"
the
was
4
,
,
60
volume
outstanding
1963 prospectus, Dempsey-
"
1962
Sullivan,
which
For
equipment and improved
higher wage costs.
Products, Inc.—Units
March
a
company
year and achieved an all time high of $2,003,422, or 10.3%
over
the $1,816,051 reported for 1961. Based on the number of shares
these
of
under
$29,209,000,
was
over
Corp.—Sales Up
$25,025,101
of
many
at
the
of $27,411,209.
In
Recreation
Net proceeds,
company
$25,686,000
for
of
1962
reported
high
for repayment of loans.
above
said-MjvColasurdo*.:,
Panhandle
prices
year
23%
addition,
$631,081,000, an
sftles of $582,266,000.—V. 197,
p. 820.
Skil
960.
p.
the debentures.
the
of
in
Bolton
stock, in units of $500 of debentures and
30 shares, at $650 per unit, plus accrued interest on
of assembly systems for military and civilian use, was
pioneers in the introduction of gyroscopes and other
navigational instrumentation.
The
company
occupies a
manufacturing plant of 30,000 square feet in New York City.
in
equalled
Sales
have
Meanwhile, as in prior years,
benefits per man-hour continued to
fringe
offset
.
the
of
split of the company's shares,
recently approved by shareholders, per share net income
$3.29
was
,;
.
common
airborne
volume
:
decline.
facturing
Sales
■ .-7
& Co., Inc., St. Louis, offered publicly, $1,000,000 of this firm's 6V2% convertible subordinated
debentures due March JL, 1978 and 60,000 shares of its
►
of
ii".
«
Tegeler
pioneer
announced
by
At the same time, H. O. Boehme has acquired Spirotech, Inc.,
Huntington, L. I., manufacturer of precision potentiometers. Terms
of the acquisition were not disclosed.
H.; O* -Boehme, a specialist in precision
engineering and manu¬
one
7
Skil's
46-year-old
gyroscope
and
instrumentation
manufacturer
Lewis L. Colasurdo, Pakco President.
.
and
wages
introduction
partially
Roddy
acquisition
sales
continued! to
Pursuant to
The
j.
3,200
Pu k co Companies, Inc.—Acquisition—
,
••
•
basis
was
amounted
960.
p.
$215,423
$0.33
for
3,200
Inc.
the
which
1962
».
the
of
In
completed
was
in
the
3,200
5,200
$1,041,836
$1.60
'■
.••• •
for
share.
traordinary income reported in
annual
PPG's
&
&
which
216,641
higher
3,200
5,200
__
Staats & Co.„
R.
Weedon
Richards
1,183,078
1877.
X.
Exchange
income of
$5,327,000
gain on the sale of the
of many
cost improvements and
the larger sales
according to David G. Hill, President. Comparable earn¬
1961 totalled $34,627,000 or $3.23 per share.
He said that despite significant improvement in earnings, man¬
agement
is fully aware that profits in some prior years were
&
Inc.
Crowell,
Hill
5,200
&
Walter
profit
p.
stock
common
Stock
t;
increase
per
after-tax
$37,676,217 $22,030,431
2,224,914
432,064
__
'
A
ings
Co.,
Eichler
Hurry,
6,200
Inc.__
&
income
the
14,
traordinary
1961
volume,
4,200
Inc.
&
Pierce
1962
taxes
7,821,000
2628.
p.
an
$5.33
combination
a
4,200
4,200
,
Co.
before
9,302,000
American
income
share,
report. Sales during 1961 were $602,722,000.
Earnings of $43,004,000, an improvement of 24% over the pre¬
ceding year, were equivalent to $4.05 per share after the 2% stock
dividend paid Jan. 21,
1963. The earnings increase resulted from
;
Inc.
;«
Co.
Co.
Schwabacher
Rauscher,
6,200
&
McDonnell
Northwest
Co.
&
&
Hammill &
Co.,
Inc
Walston
—V.
8,200
Pont
Stone
Hutton
F.
Co.
other
and
196,
*7.
the
4,200
&
18,954,000!:- 15,601,000
9,652,000 .'.7,780,000
sales and earnings of the
company established allrecords
in
1962,
according to preliminary figures disclosed
by Donald P. Kircher, President.
1,143,020
The. company increased its sales in 1962 by 9% over the pre¬
ceding year to establish a new high of $656,670,000 according to
Shares
McDonald
*
—*
Co.
••••
operating charges
time
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.—Sales Up 9%; Net 24%
5,200
4,200
Co.__
&
Hayden.
'
31—
share
—V.
-
stock
guarantee
v
Lester, Ryons & Co
Jackson
Witter
Francis
of
—L
Paine, Webber,
')■& Curtis
E.
shares
G. H. Walker & Co. Inc.__
Union
Co._:
Dean
G.
Co.
———45,002
_—
of
"
•*v>
196,
On
below:
Shares
Dec.
income
on
Net
UNDERWRITERS—The' Underwriters named below have
severally
subject to certain conditions, to purchase from the sellingthe
0.962
Consolidated
$0.71
10.
income
Taxes
agreed,
stockholders
l.X
1963
Singer Manufacturing Co^Net Up 23%; Sales 8%
14,625
807,395
, :
$0.88
1,347,627
■.
6,732,500
shs.__
2,000,000
Subs.)—Six
822,020
1,183,208
196, p.
—V.
$9,615,216
1,209,888
taxes
Year Ended
1962
Amount ?
or
419,079,000 397,390,000
—■
March
the
on
Net
Outstanding
$75,070,379
■
$17,886,000
-
...
income
Effective
Pittsburgh Forgings Co.—Annual Report—
Francisco.
;'i-'%■:..?>■%??•*£'
5";S»
r
..
31—
;
^.7
all
(&
profit
191, p. 2352.
listed
on
from
and
Shaer Shoe Corp.—A. S. E.
Listing—
i'
•
Report
$12,431,756
income
—V.
Net
—V.
or
Association
7;.-.
V'^7:
£al<^
Profit
to
•w:
Corp.—Annual
Per,7share
Shares outstanding
of
p.
-"V*: vh'-.'
Electronic
—
Provision
Net
East
compared
1320.
■'!'*■<
vVtVv.
•
Phillips-Eckardt
Year Ended Dec. 31—
guarantee; stock at $15.75 per
share. Net proceeds will go to selling stockholders,
Angeles
in
-7-7:; <>.»:
shares
5401
share
Of 24.3% .—V. 196, p. 2484.'
(Joseph E.) Seagram & Sons, Inc.
Months' Report—
now
included
received, Mr.
1962 of $239,711
United's; 1962 sales volume rose 3V4 million cases
1961, believed to be the greatest such increase by an in¬
dependent bottler in one year, Sheldon S. Wilson, President, dis¬
Savings & Loan Association — Securities
Offered—-Pursuant tb a March 13, 1963 offering cir-,
cular, an underwriting group headed by Kidder, Peabody & Co., Inc., New York, offered publicly, 171,002
of
$3.35 per
Pepsi-Cola
;
that operating revenues for 1962 were
in 1961.
Net
income
for
1962
$229,998,000
$22,240,000 or $4.17 per
6hare, respectively, an increase
over
Pacific
company
which
be
against
opera¬
be
may
closed.
BUSINESS—The
shares
7
has reported
company
$266,544,000
on
said. This subsidiary had
a
net loss in
a
profit of $386,082 in
1961, reflecting the sharp and
unpredictable drop in the securities market in the late spring
I.
this
share
a
2,775,527
Relin
-
of
cents
on
announced.
consolidated results the
brokerage
at
extent
42
was
share
a
Chairman,
from
investment
an
as
consolidation
of the company
Stock Exchange.
stock
York
to
be
26
Bernard
year,
.The
bottling earnings of $1,187,798 against
increase.
from
against
Pacific Intermountain Express Co.—N.Y.S.E.
Effective
is
Director
and
1962
64%
up
company has excluded
of First California Co.,
tions
that
proposed
Vice-President
shares
previous
The
com¬
Coast
It
shares.
a
would
Coast
company iiad
for 1961, a
2,809,058
the
Pacific
shares
three
J.
will
The
$725,178
intention
,
Each
converted
lieu
in
his
agreement,
merger
corporation.
would
be
the
of
stated
Schlumberger Ltd.—Net Up 24.3%—
Pepsi-Cola United Bottlers, Inc.—Net Up 64%—
in
niii>
pmint.rv's
pconomv."
stated
Mr.
Turkat.—V.
196, p.
1704.
54
The Commercial and Financial .Chronicle
(1162)
United Aircraft
(& Subs.)—Annual Report—
Square D Co,
NeIeSaalSn-ed De!" 31~
126,09%,700 llsSW
1
11,656,258
H,372^35
Net
share___-..-_..-w—. o$^-ii
Shares outstanding Dec.. 31—6,791,029
—V. 196, p. 1920.
Earned
per
no?
6,785,937
e
.
a™
Stahl-Meyer, Inc.—Stock Delisted—
with SEC permission,, the common stock of
removed from listing and registration on the
American Stock Exchange, because the company has been adjudged
a
bankrupt.—V. 191, p. 2684.
March
Effective
the
5,
Based
United
?
"
•
—
Superpack Vending Ltd.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
Theodore D. Richmond, President, has announced that sales
1962 were $7,060,064 with net earnings of $401,721 or
for
80
fiscal 1961 sales of $4,400,005
and
cents per share, representing
a
growth of 60% in sales and 127%/in earnings.
....
Mr.
Richmond
stated,
"this
marks five
consecutive years of
improved sales and earnings. We expect to continue this growth
fiscal
cents
sales
then also paid."
and schedules, they added, a further
earnings is
anticipated
in
1963.—
and
Warner &
1963.
alpne, however, tell only a part, of the» pattern of
that has marked Superpack since its inception. The pace
of acquisitions and internal expansions have produced whole new
dimensions to Superpack virtually from quarter to quarter."
; t Superpack," which -> is
fundamentally a packaging company, is
believed to be the world's largest vendor of polyethylene laundry
Lines—Earnings Up Sharply—
United
integrated
largest
The
franchising
listed its shares on the American Stock Exchange Mar. 11.
to trading under the ticker symbol TFZ were 1,426,208
common
shares, representing all of the company's currently out¬
standing stock. They had formerly been traded over-the-counter.
An initial purchase of 100 listed shares was made on behalf of
Leo S. Maranz,
Tastee Freez,, President; for the account of his
grandson. Mr. Maranz and Paul Cooke, Executive- Vice-President,
represented
the
company
at
brief listing
ceremonies
on
the
Exchange floor, >" t
The
Chicago-based Tastee' Freez is
a
completely-integrated
franchising operation with approximately 3,000 outlets in the fields
of
soft
ice
cream,
low-priced hamburgers,
and car and truck
leasing.' In terms of, total stores and mobile units, it is the largest
company in the food drive-in business.
Tastee Freez is also the first Chicago company whose stock has
been listed on Amex this year, In all, there are 954 companies
with issues traded on the Exchange.—V. 197, p. 861.
Admitted
Chairman and -R. L. Wenkstern, President,
announced that net sales for the fiscal year ended June 30,
Tractor
Results^ lorv 1962/ refleoted
scientific, apparatus,
out.—-V,
have
—
The
company
stockholders
1988
23
to
trading
common stock
the
on
Stock
,
196,
Listed
exercise
shares held of record
March
15,
ducts
1962,
Uris
in the
1288.
p.
tures for each common share held.-—V.
blocks
Operations for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962 continued the steady
growth experienced in recent years, with both gross revenues and
income, after taxes,
exceeding
those
for
1961, Percival E.
Furber, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, reported.
for
■
Profit
before
taxes
50%
New
net
income, after
$616,539 and was
Tank
Treasury
the
of
be
has
been
appointed
197,
the corporation.—V.
•■/v:.>
transfer
p.
Ended Dec.
31—
..
:%
agent
for
566.
1962
.
1961
--
$15,361,173 $13,339,614
951,392
822,817
$0.82,.
,$0.71 '
1,158,606 " i;X58,606
v-;-'
■
'•/
company,
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc;
as
at
The company has reported tbiatYor the year ended Dec; 31, 1962,.
operating profit;was $563,009^ and net earnings $204,444/ foh-V
lowing special nonrecurring, charges of $358,565.
Net earnings in
liet
1961
were
$41,121,987 were up nearly>thre® mil¬
dollars in 1962 against $38,324,580 in the preceding year.! The
company
Corp.-—N. Y. S. E. Listing—
the
by
Rockefeller
Center
Merkel
Division
of
from
the
payment
of severance pay, to the
of the company has now
,
•
.
'
-
1
;
executive management, which took control in January, 1962, through
its extensive
rehabilitation program of renovations-and improve¬
ments^ in*
to
a
policy, methods and equipment, has brought that'division
position of currently profitable operations."-tV.v<196, ^ -2226a
Witco Chemical Co., Inc.
Year
Ended
Dec.
(& Subs)—Annual Report
31—
1962
1961
'X?-kfe!;;^
Net
sales
other
and
income
107,510,400 102,611,500
Net income before U. S.
'U.
8;-*and
7,048,800 '
3,592,000 -:
and foreign inc. tax
-'foreign? income taxes
Netincome/
-3,456,800
$2.28
;
Outstanding/sharey'^^-^ilU/-^-^-^/ ^
In
Manhattan.
from
' '>Ottr^mdst pressing problem at the start of 1962. was the; cdndh*
tion of the Merkel Division," Capt. Thornton stated.
"Merkel's new
;
—V.
196,
p.
^
6,081,500;
2,933,90®.
3,147,600
> ,
$2;03'
.1,519,144^1,516,511*
2024.
World Publishing Co.—Annual Report—
of
Hilton
1961.
year
and
Per-sharer-j/^i.;/.*
area
up
,,
employees of that companjr.; <The- closing
resulted in substantial cost savings.
>
.
at
Year
Net
1
<•
*
*
-v
Ended Dec.
31—
sales__^_^_^„_i
earnings before
Net
Provision
1962
taxes-.
for Federal- Income
taxes
earnings_______—
Earnings per share;_«
—V.
196,
Zero
to
p.
532,943
[
$0.80 ' '*
594,755,
J
$0.90
2226.
Mountain,
Dec.
1961
$14,169,046 $13,510,071
1,080,943
1,252,755
548,000 ;
658,000
-
Net
sales and earnings
1962
share for the year just ended,
a.
.
Uris
stages
York
earned-22. cents
In; the company's^ annual.report; Captain. L. R. Thornton, Presi¬
dent, stated that the special charges* arose from liquidation; oh the.
Greater New York Packing Co.
which slaughtered hogs for the
hasi$15(>/millioni'ipfcbuUd^
in
$19,151.
Gross sales; and income of
lion
30,
Dec.
Net, Sales
^
Up Sharply—
Inc.—Common
Offered—Pursuant
1,
1962' offering circular, Handley Invest¬
ment Co., Tulsa, Okla., offered publicly 100,000 shares
of this firm's common stock at $3 per share.
-
net sales of $23,296,612 for ^the year -1962 compare
$17,191,177 for 1961.—V, 197, p. 1061.
r
a
Net proceeds will be used for repayment of
loans,
and construction,
.
Federal
and
Canadian
equivalent to 83
cents
taxes
Car
Co.—Partial
BUSINESS—The company located in
Fayettevllle,..Ark. is engaged
underground cold storage warehouse falilities.
the company obtained a lease renewable at its
year to year for a period of 99 years on more than300 acres of underground limestone quarries approximately three'
miles .north
of Fayetteville,
which it;.has. been converting into?
/ underground cold; storage warehouse facilities which are maintained
'
year round
at a. constant temperature of, 0 degrees F. through
refrigeration.
Upon termination of the lease the company has
the right to remove its equipment and machinery, subject to lessor's
•/lien
for any
unpaid rents.
At- present, there are approximately
/ 63.000 square* feet of storage facilities/which are being-used by- the
:
*1961
,
.
sales
Income
on
S.
U.
per
_
before
and
income
Per
share
197,
I.
taxes
foreign
Net
—V.
for
taxes
the
income
on
______
$69,264,000 $63,769,000
11,689,000
9,963,000
6,085,000
5,130,000
5,604,000 '
$1.45
4,833,000
v;$1.25
-Clutch Co.—Net
Up.29%;
year
w.
p.
762.
;
Warner Electric Brake
Redemption—
Sales 18%—-
has called for redemption on Apr. 15, 1963, through
of* the sinking fund, $1,200,000 of its 4 V* % debentures,
15,: 1973 at 100% plus accrued interest. -Payment will
:
-—
;'.
' "
'
'
The company hasreported-;'t|iat':profit»^anct 'sales reached/record
highs for the^^year ended"Dec: "31. 4962/* •
^
' ■' "
*
: Profits.
jrosef>.to ^6K054vjiup*'^%-from':the^Y750,68l Jo£ .the ye£tr
The Chase. Manhattan.- Bank, 80 Pine
St., N. Y. or at
First National Baudot.Chicago, 38 S. Dearborn
St., Chicago.
York
New
■
outstanding,
Wallace & Tieman Inc.—-Annual Report—
Ended-Dec.-31—
*
*
* 1962'
v>
made*at
The
of
stock of
3 cents in 1961*.,
-Year
Net
The company
operation
due Apr.
'■
■
of
share
on
the 743,037 shares of common stock outstanding at
year end
1962.
This
compared with 1961 net earnings of $567,379 or 76
cents per share, calculated on the same basis.—V.
194, p. 2382.
1
Union
the
With
,
Consolidated
125,000 shares of class A common stock in
an
appraised value of $540,000 at the rate of
(being the average sales price during December
-Earnings.
Earnings-jper'
Shares outstanding
Consolidated
$1,149,724 compared with a 1961 pre-tax
income of $1,116,805,
excluding non-recurring income of $25,926
in
1962 and $11,975 in
1961 from the sale of certain properties
not required in
the business.
,
income, totaled
Bank
common
Year
/President reported.
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.
11
. ,
Net income after taxes for-the year1962 Was-$1,716,283. equiva- lent to 80c .per shane, agaiinst the' Joss- of $144,777 or 6c per share-.
net
issued
share
Revenues
boosted Victoreen's net earnings
to 80c per share exceeding the per share earnings for any year in
the company's 31 year history, David H. Cogan, Chairman and
197, p. 962.
Corp.—Net Higher—
con¬
tube manufacturing operations in the buildings,
to .occupy the premises.-
(John). Wiley & Son^ Inc*^-A.ntiual^
Exchange.—
,
Trans-Lux
which
presently
in the assets of Bailis ^ros.' Realtyf Co. are land ahd
having an appraised value, for mortgage purposes, in
$850,000.—V. 192, p. 1755.
i
of
The
1301 Avenue of the Americas, the Sperry Rand Building
final
the
Record
1973, at the rate of $26 face amount of deben¬
floor'
feet of
ground,
its
.
Yictoreen Instrument Co.—Shows Profit for Year—
The debentures will be convertible into stock until
expansion.
Wellington Electronics, Inc.—Appointment—
and 50%
by Rockefeller Center, Inc.—is
completion. The largest hotel in the city,
Rockefeller Center, is scheduled to open
in June of this year. It is owned 50%
by Uris with the remain¬
ing shares owned equally by Rockefeller Center, Inc. and Hilton
Hotels Corp.—V. 196, p. 2326.
Thereafter, the 5% rate will be paid only if consoli¬
June 1,
currently
three
—owned
dated net income is sufficient.
further
foot plot of
Welded Tube
square
plus 25c per share),
excess
and
addition to
The company said that it would pay the 5% interest
on the debentures from April
1, 1963 to April 1, 1966.
Louis
Included
buildings
,
:
250,000
a
having
per
Manufacturers
The
of
Welded Tube
Hanover Trust Buildings on Park Avenue; -2
60 Broad - Street
in
the' financial
district, the /
Western
Publishing Building on Third Avenue- and the millionplus square foot building now under construction at 1301 Avenue
of the Americas.
"
in
certain
$4,315
an investment builder, Uris buys or leases land, constructs
income-producing property on the land*, and generally retains
property. Among its wholly owned properties are the I. T. T.
on
stock
Bailis
capital
President
contain approximately 90,000 square
on
for
room
exchange,
As
Broadway
Rights
located
and will continue
counter.
will expire April 5.
United States resident stockholders may not exer¬
cise their rights but may sell them in Canada.
outstanding
of
buildings
affords
of
exercise
and
the
_
The
space,
on the Exchange were 4,412,130 shares
of the company's
stock,.including 92,644 shares reserved for issuance. upon ■?
options and 848,546 shares reserved for issuance upon ;
of 'warrants."The stock' was formerly traded over*the»~
common
is offering its Canadian
subscribe for $25,483,400
of
Bros, Realty will be operated as a wholly-owned sub¬
Welded Tube. Its principal assets are two jnodern in¬
buildings, with machinery and equipment, in south Phila¬
delphia's heavy Industrial region,
^
symbol for thestGckis-URB.*--
the
all
Philadelphia,
Baili$
.
$3.32 per share on 867,790 shares of common stock
an
America—Acquisition—
a
Uris Buildings
the right to
convertible subordinated income debentures due
on
the—basis of $100 of debentures for each
common
company has acquired
Bailis Bros.- Realty
Co.,
sidiary
; The
common $tocfc *<of tUriSBuildings - Was* 'listed
on the New
York StockExchange, effective "Match ll.1
*
;
Harold D. Uris/President, purchased the first
100 shares of
Uris
stock at a listing ceremony
with Keith FUnston, President
of the Exchange, which marked the start of trading. The ticker
Ltd.—Debenture Rights
of
The
of
of the company will,
-York
New
963,
shares
,
5%
i963," the
April 10,
admitted
1961.—V.
Robertson's in East St. Louis and Western
Mercantile in Kansas City.
Since both have a strong sales trend
in the late fall and winter, they added considerably to consolidated
sales volume."—V. 197, p. *185,
Offering
~
,
Co.
Utilities, Inc.—N. Y. S. E. Listing-
excluding
subsidiaries,
Lines,
*
Tube
announced,
Inc.,
197, p.
to
Supply Co.—Record Sales, Profits—
Trans-Canada Pipe
to the report.
The^ company's high
"continues to grow rapidly," it was pointed
197,'p. 459.
Welded
company
new
our
slackeningv schjool' jdemand»■„?tok
according
pump business
vacuum
provision of $3,120,000 for Federal .taxes on income. After
dividends
on
preferred
stock
such
consolidated
net
earnings
amounted to $4.96 per share; on 874,408 shares of common; stock
outstanding,, excluding shares, in. the Treasury of, the company; as .
at Dec. 29, 1962.
v
For the year ended Dec. 30, 1961, the company reported con*
solidated
net
earnings
from; operations of $3,091,476,
after a
provision of $2,310,000 for Federal taxes on income. After divi¬
dends on preferred stock such consolidated net earnings, amounted £
had record high sales and profits in the quarter
ended Jan. 31, 1963, Chairman Charles E. Schmidt announced.
kThe
leading merchandiser of parts and accessories for most
makes and models of farm machinery had volume of$3,679,733, an
increase of 50%
from the $2,446,547 achieved in the first three
months of fiscal 1962, Treasurer Richard H. Schaefer said.
Net
income rose to $132,393, a gain of 12%
from last year's $117,090,
while net income per share advanced to 11 cents from nine cents
a
year ago, based on the 1,242,000 shares currently outstanding.
President Gardner Abbott pointed out that "these results include
The
^
turingo administrative, and warehousing operations now in three
Chicago plants. The company also is completing the relocation and
expansiohvof. its/eastem planb ^oeated vinaNeW' Ymrk^Citys /
'
Universal Pictures Co., Inc.—Net Higher—
the
for
per
The-company plans construction in 1963 of an addition of :<fiore
than 200,000 square feet to its main plant in Edans Industrial Park,;
Skokie, 111" shareholders were told in the annual report. This .will
allow Welch to- consolidate- at-Sfeokie the vacuum pump. m«mifac-
The company has reported that for the fiscal year ended Dec.
29, 1962, consolidated net earnings from operations were $4,422,614,
1962,
an increase of 19%
over the $6,934,773 net sales
previous year. Net earnings after taxes for the
past year were $506,115, up 27% over 1961's $398,444. Based on
the
275,000 shares of common stock outstanding on June 30,
earnings per share Increased from $1.44 to $1.84.-—V. 194, p. 2815.
figure
share, against. $1,654,850,.' .equal to 92 cents
per
$16;994j059i-inr«I963/: against- $l8;28l;494 for 196L-
company
Effective
be
V.
$8,263,989,
•were
Co.—Net, Sales Lower—
eongpft»y»haa?s«iMnrteti&tlrt^
on the.same-number of shades in 1961.
Sales of this manufac-.
turer. of-educational scientific apparatus; and -vacuum
pumps totaled
the
Up 19%; Net 27%—
E.< Baker,
return of
share
Machinery Corp.—Proposed Acquisi¬
Shoe
United
after
L.
a
equal to 76 cents
will acquire the capital stock of Truelove and
of Waterbury, Conn., for an undisclosed amount
of cash under an agreement approved by USM directors,
The announcement was made jointly by USM President William S.
Brewster and
Donald Maclean, President of the Waterbury firm
which produces precision metal components used in a broad range
of industries including the appliance, automotive, cosmetic, elec-.
trical, electronic and many others.
Brewster indicated that Truelove and Maclean, Inc. would con¬
tinue under present management without change in personnel or
policy.
"They will operate as an affiliated company," he said,
"and will further augment our growing volume in the light metal
fabrication field.
This acquisition is an important step in our
long-range plans to supplement our shoe industry activities by
diversification in other industrial markets with primary emphasis
on
machinery, machine systems, chemicals, fasteners, light metal
components and other supplies," he continued.—rV. 196, p. 1598.
The
company,
Tonka Toys, Inc.—Sales
Swasey Co.—Net Up Sharply—
dustrial
Maclean,
Tastee Freez Industries, Inc.—A. S. E. Listing—
world's
equip-
from $57,357,663
up
Welch Scientific
share, based on the average number outstanding and after
tion-—
oags
(more than 18 million per year; 1,125,000 pounds of resin)
and one of the largest distributors of detergents and bleaches to
coiri operated laundromats in North America,-—V. 197, p. 761.
Industries,
and
,
"Figures
growth
Freez
machinery
.
per share. This compares with
net earnings of $176,442 or 35
Tastee
scientific
and'
has reported that product income for 1962 totaled
for 1961.
Net profit for 1962 was
7.8% upon product income, against $3,449,228 and 6% for 1961.
Earnings per share were $5.37 for 1962, as
compared to $3.42 for 1961.<
^
f
*,
•
•
All three of the company's major product lines set' new records,
the report states.
Machine tool shipments reached their highest
peacetime. level,
while
construction
equipment and textile ma¬
chinery Shipments attained .all-time highs.—V. 196, p. 1922;
/
fiscal
In
industrial
The company
$70,236,560,
Air
for
metalworking machinery, construction machinery and general plant
equipment modernization.—V. 197, p. 5'66.
income
Operating revenues^ reactieiinew high of; $594,253,OOOjftups 18%^
over
1961.
Passenger
revenues
rose
20%, freight -22%,
express
14% and mail 9%. Part of the increase resulted from, the addition
of the Capital Airlines, system "by-merger on June 1,. 1961..
i
Operating expenses Jotaled"'J6569,672,000; upt. 17% over 1961. This
includes
the
cost
ofproviding 25%
more
available capacity—
about half of which was due to the added Capital routes,
r
Commenting ,on% the Year, rJMr, Patterson, said that .financial
results had .been affected ;:"by /:the;*"Continue(l dilution, of revenues f
through diversion of, passengers to coach service and the intro¬
duction of numerous promotional
and experimental fares which
disregard sound economics.
' V *,
;
"Although the burden of evidence: shows that promotional, fares
of recent years have failed to produce the new traffic volumes
required to offset .price .reductions, such discounts came, hard and
fast in 1962. There was rampant fare manipulation and jet cabin
space
was
divided
into
still more classes
of service.
Though
opposing such moves, the competitive situation required United
to meet them."—V. 196, p. 1921.*
2126.
—V...196, p.
net
when
clutches
program.
He said significant sales improvements occurred. in five
markets—data processing equipment, automobile air conditioning,
providing for preferred dividends. In
1961 net earnings
were
$2,020,000 and igain, Yvas»$1,673,0.00-r-a • total-of $3,693,000, or 70'
cents per share. '
1962
1961
,$53,877,326 '$47,135,905
-tSxes.—
4,713,414
4,195,075
Provision for Income taxes-.^.—.——
2,391,000 ; 2,181,000
'Net income
2,322,414*
2,014,075
Net income per- share—y
$1.4J
$1,24
sales.
Income
before
1961
were
Ftesident/"Stevett-^P.v^J,;1:v:Wbod:' credited the company's record;
/[profits ; to improved^ sales^.and /ft ; coritinuing;: effective/cost-cuttingc
Earnings rose substantially in 1962 over 1961 and the company
set industry traffic records for passengers, mftil and express while
achieving the best operating performance
in company history,
W. A. Patterson, President, announced.
Net earnings were $6,341,000 and gain on-sale of 18 piston air¬
craft
added $1,388,000 for
a
total of $7,729,000,
or
$1.36 per
common
„)
due
and
157.
Container Corp.—Annual Report—
Stone
in
and
,
its line of men's grooming aids to a total
all essentials *for care of the hair, good
Year-Ended Dec. 31—
Net
case
June)
$5,492,060,
$2,587,433 in 1961. Net income of $217,007 was up
irom $211,867 and earnings per share increased to 60c from 58c
II
1961
•':i'■
Vj'/'•v-://i/V-;*'f'/■''??;•*>>•* l-'t ' 'l-' 'j
in
his statement
to stockholders, Mr. Stephan reported the
grooming ahd shaving.
<
.
'
Mr
Stephan forecast increased sales and profits for 1963
to
the expanded line, a new- consumer advertising program
savings in manufacturing, handling and freight.—V. 196, p.
the
not
was
present contracts
on
improvement
in
V.
197, p. 1060.
over
company has extended
of 12 items,- providing
This
profits for 1962^reached $1.76.
In 1961 and <1960,*
profits; (adjusted for the five-for»four stock. split last
$1.41 and $1.02, respectively.
Warner* Electric is the major manufacturer of electric brakes
per-share
-
less than the dividend of $2
was
Stephan Co.—Sales, Net HigherRecord sales and earnings for 1962 were announced by Richard;
W
Stephan, President.
Net sales of $2,637,808 in 1962 showed an
increase
stock.
Per-share
-■
company
common
was
company
Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
has reported a substantial Increase in sales and
earnings for 1962. On sales of $1,160,458,684, the company's net
income amounted to $18,106,561 or $2.60 a share, up from $10,020,281 or $1.35 a common share on sales of $1,094,756,591 in 1961.
In
their report to stockholders,
H. M. Horner, Chairman, and
William P. Gwinn, President, said the rise in net earnings resulted
primarily from lower costs in relation to sales. "In 1961," they
said, "earnings were burdened by abnormally high costs and result¬
ing losses on certain new products. Earnings for 1962 were more
than adequate to cover the dividend of $2 a share
paid on the
The
Monday, March 18, 1963
i
<
♦.
before,
,
while xaley
for.
$11401,47.1 in i96i.:tl t;
year^Were- $13,148,'I6SF,
*„
c'
v.--
in
the
operation
On
May 31,
option from
company
of
1955,
to- store
foodstuffs..
-v.
■
-up'18 % -fxbm '•
Authorized-^,.-Outstanding
/ Common; stock
.
•( $1
ji-v/195;P.1804.
/ ->"^00-.000 shs. ' v- -156,950 shs
par )
■;
•"
-
-
Volume
Number
197
6247
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1163)
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
55
t 'Ji t;
bond; proposals and negotiations
awarded to the
ALABAMA
•
Bond
City
t,
Dothan, Ala.
Offering—L. R. Driggers,
Clerk
and
chase of
$3,900,000 revenue bonds.
Mayl,-1963. Due from 1964
; 1981 inclusive; Principal and
Dated
interest payable at the First Na¬
tional
ity
Bank, Birmingham. Legal¬
by White, Bradley,
approved
El Dorado County,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered;
N.
Ts &
at
a
S.
net
water
Maricopa County, Chandler School
District No. 80 (P.
O. Phoenix),
Arizona
offered
bonds
awarded
were
tional
to
2.69%,
11
March
the Valley
Bank, Phoenix, at
of par, a
highNa¬
follows:
as
and 1970.
Due
(M-S)
3V4S.
660,000 3V2S.
1977
"
July 1 from
on
to
980,000
1,
from
110,000 2.80s. Due
July 1,1974.
on
Maricopa County School Districts
Bond
Sale—The
to
March
the
First
follows:
of ^Arizona
V
-
$298,000 bonds
were*'awarded
4
V
•
as
.interest cost
.
80,000
.
of
about
2.80%.
At
school., bonds.
Stone
Co.; Kenower, Mac-
.:
;
Bond Sale—The
Offering-^-Linwood
Per-
kins,- .Gity Recorden, will- receive
sealed bids until 2 p.hi; (MST)-on
March
19
the
for-
follows:
-
100.004,
about
improvement
300,000
improvement
bonds.
Dated
;
a
1964
as
and
on
on
Due
1969J
•
payable
the
at
office!,; Valley
Arizona,
Bank
:
Phoenix,
New..York
m
Bank of
Chemical
or
Trust
•
Gust,
>
-
•
:and 1971.
ap¬
Rosenfeld
45,000 3s.
Weld County
20,000 3V4S.
reve¬
1,100,000
&
7.
from
Smith
Due
April 1 from
on
•'
on
$1,-
1981
April
incl.
1
April 1 from
13
as
Bond Offering—Sealed
Sale—The
were
headed
bids will
awarded
cost
&
<
6
to
1985 to
a
of
a
'
April
1
of
un¬
syndicate
a
were
Co., Inc., Reynolds &
about
net interest
a
,
Sale—The $62,000 special
mott &
about
of
Co.
at
a
Li
Rapids Community
Offering
E. W. Lund-
—
quist, Secretary of the Board of
until 10 ;a.m,
the
(CST); oh Marchf 27 *
pprchasq • of $3,900,000
r
sqhQpl bonds. " Dated .May 1, 1963.
Due on May 1; from
1964 to 1983
Legality- approved - by
Chapman & Cutler.
>
Sibley, Iowa
Bond Offering—Cecil Fitzim-
Cit
mons,
will
receive
March 19 for the purchase of $94,unlimited
000
tax
bonds,
as
fol¬
improvement bonds.
I
KANSAS
:„
5
cost
of
Dodge City School District, Kansas
7
were
composed of
group
interest
yClerk,
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on
*35,000 construction bonds.
about
Bond Offering«~Frank B. Toal»
son,
Clerk of the Board of Educa-
tion, will receive sealed bids, until
11
a.m.
the
:(CST)
on
March
Dated
bonds.
May
to
1983
inclusive.
(M-S)
State Treasurer's
School District No. 105 (P.O.
1963.
Due
1 from
1964
1,
March and Sept.
Y xL'<\
f• i.
Cook County, La Grange Common interest
•'.:x'
26 tot
purchase of $1,500,000 school
on
•3.24%.
syndicate:
McDer-
School District, Iowa
$59,060
Sale—The $650,000 school
net
Shaw,
net interest cost
3.18%.'
Cedar
School District
Dixmoor),
offered, March
a
a
lows:
Illinois
"
td
Co., at
Principal
payable
office.
at
and
the
Legality
be received
La Grange), III.
V,J
approved by Stinson, Mag, Thom¬
until^:30^ p.m. (PST) Eastman; Dillon, Union Securities
April 9 for thb purchase of $1,- & Co., Connecticut Bank & Trust
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will son,; McEvers & Fizzell.
660,000
revenucivibonds.'; Dated Co.i Hartford, Bache. & Co.j First be received until April 1 for the
-Bond Offering-^-Gordon T; Nesv Kansas
iWesleyan University
NovJ 1, 1961 ?#Drid Irom 1964 to of
Michigan .Corporation, Wm^ E. purchase of $750;000 s6hool bonds;
vig, Clerk vof the: Board of Super/\
(P. O. Salina)i Kansas
1991 inclusive.
J
Pollock
&
Co., Inc., Johnston,
; vicorsi-Will, recoivo /sealed Ibids at
Bond Sale—The $650,000 reve¬
Illinois (State of)
Los Angeles;until >9 a.m. (PST) Newport Harbor Union High Sch. Lemon & Co., Geo. B. Gibbons &
nue bonds offered March 6 were
Bond
Sale—1The $150,000,000
on
Co., Inc./ Bramhallj Falion & Co.,
District, Orange County, Calif.
April 9 for " the purchase of
awarded, to the Housing and Home
F. W; Craigie & Co., 'Chas
E. improvement bonds offered March Finance
$165,000 school bonds. Dated May
Bond .Offeringr—Lv B. Wallace,
Agency.
Weigold & Co., State Street Bank 12 were awarded to the Conti¬
1, 1963. Due on'May T'Trom 1964 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
& Trust Co., Boston; The Ohio nental Illinois National Bank &
to" 1988 inclusive.
KENTUCKY
Principal and will receive sealed bids at Santa
Company, A. P. Kelley & Co., Inc., Trust Co.; First National Bank;
interest ' payable-at the County Ana until 11 a.m.
<PST) on April
Muhlenberg County (P. O.
Mackall & Coe, Northrop & Harris Trust and Savings Bank;
Treasurer's" office;
2 for the purchase of $5,460,000
•*V
Greenville),. Ky.Y.fY
White, Inc., Stern, Lauer & Co., Northern Trust Co., all of Chi¬
•'j,''\.fA/.vA'i.i
Vxr-L'.v; 'r'
f. ,V. school bonds. Dated April
1, 1963.
Bond Sale—The $400,000 school
California {State ofJ
and. Investment
Corporation of cago, and Halsey, Stuart & Co.
Due on April 1, from 1964 to 1983
bonds- offered
March
7
were
■i
?JBond Offering —r Bert A. Betts, inclusive.
Inc., at a price of 100.0232, a net
Virginia.
''V '
Principal ;> and inter est
awarded to a group composed of
interest cost of about 2.87%, as
State
Treasurer,
will
receive (A-O)
payable at the County
the First U. S. Corp., First Nash¬
FLORIDA r
follows:
sealed bids at Sacramento until
Treasurer's office.;; Legality r ap¬
ville Co., G. H. Musekamp & Co.
10 a.m. (PST) on: April 10. for the
Brevard County Special Tax Sch. $100,000,000 mental health bonds.
proved by O'Melveny & Myers.
and First Knoxville Co., at a net
District No. 1 (P. O. Titusville),
purchase of $100,000,000 bonds, as
24,000,000 2V2S. Due on April 1 interest cost of about 3.34%.
Pomena Unified School District, '
Florida
follows:
1,
* ..V.
:
from 1964 to 1969 inclusive. J.
Los Angeles County, Calif. ;
Powell County (P. O. Stanton),
.Bond O t f e r i n g—Woodrow. J.> 40,000,000 23/4s. Due on April 1
; $50,000,000 construction bonds.:
Bassett
Unified
School
District,
LosAngelesCounty,<Calif.
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on
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50,000,000 school bonds.'
-
California Western University of
San Diego, San Diego,
Bond
enue
Calif.
Sale—The $1,123,000 rev-
bonds offered March 4 were
Bond
Offeringr^rGordon T. Nes- Darderi; Superintendent of Public..
vig, Clerk of the Board of Super¬ Instruction, will receive sealed
visors, will receice sealed bids at bids until noon (EST) on April 9
Los Angeles until 9 a.m. (PST) on
for
April 9 for the purchase of $581,-
school bonds.
000
Due
school bondsiv Dated May
1,
the
on
purchase
of
$12,000,000
Dated May. 1, 1963.
May 1 from 1966 to 1981
,
3.14%.
awarded
Were
&
Mullaney, Wells & Co., McDougal
& Coridon, Inc.; Benjamin Lewis
& Co. and Municipal Bond Corp.,
2.63%.
Other members of the
'Y:{"
Bond
March
price of 100.174,
about
5
composed of
group
1993 incl.
Securities
awarded to
Stuart & Go.,
$950,000 school
March
Condon, Inc., at
cost
■
Inc.,
bonds
$9,750,000
a
(P. O.
III.
Co., White-Phillips Co., McDougal
No. 147 (P. O.
Coughlin &
offered
by Halsey,
2.65s, at
basis
Kindred
inclusive.
Due on
3.40s.
Cook County
$575,000 school
to
limited tax bonds
1985 to 1988 inclusive.
to
for
»
ILLINOIS
Hartford) Conn)
Bond
awarded
>
CONNF.CTICUT
Due on April 1 from
on
-
14
Directors, will receive sealed bids
on
Goodbody
&
Co.,
Pierce, Carrison & Wulbern, Inc.,
Interstate
Securities Corp., and
-
' r.77 >:" V;. \
Due
sold
were
offered
Bond
1982 to 1984 incl.
April 1, 1970 Co., arid Boettcher &..Co., jointly.
Lompoc, Calif.
■YY0} CALIFORNIA
$2,000,000
syndicate headed by
1974 to
School Dist. No. Re 7
Bond Sale—The
and
County Community High
Bond Sale—The
bonds
Bond
150,000 3%'sV Due on April 1 fronT
Cherokee
.(P. O. Greeley), Colo.
bonds
'
1976 to 1984 inclusive.
&
of
Housing
Wood River),
Other members of the syndicate:
(MST)
the
to
assessment bonds offered March 5
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenrier
2 for the purchase
rev¬
were
IOWA
3.70s. J Due
from
1
750,000 revenue bonds-
April 1, 1968
,
,
April
a
4V4S.
375,000
Dated
April
Talmadge
by
%$625,000
Marshall,
,v..; 1964 to 1973 incl.
(MST)
inclusive.. Le¬
be received until 8 p.m.
20,000 23/4s, Due on April 1 from
J J .1972 to 1975 inclusive.
Company,
City.'. Legality
by
Divelbess.
Treasurer's
National
New York
proved
City
Shuman,
April 1 from
»
on
.
Principal and interest (J-J)
on
^
July 1 from1966;^t<x ^ X97T i Irtclu?- "10,000 2V2s. Due
sive.
approved
Sale—The
School District No.
follows:
as
$375,000
State
bonds.
2002
to
ap¬
bonds offered March 13 were
3.39%,
M.
purchase-of .»'>■
on
1
bonds offered March 7
Madison
White, Weld & Co., at a price of
100.03, a net interest cost of about
Bend Offering—Sealed bids will
inclusive.
1967
-10,000 2y4s.
April Ali4 1963.? Due
Caldwell,
by
pay¬
Legality
York
New
callable.
Chase ? Manhattan
the
,
are
follows:
Due
to
at'
awarded to
{■Thornton,-Colo.
Fargo Bank,
nd:
1965
were
net interest cost of
a
3.05%,
$20,000 5s.
bonds.
-
Francisco
.'5'-
of
j; ■ fj:
125,000
March
;
Agnew & Co., jointly, at a price
$365,000 improvement bonds.
.
San
nue
teeing—Joseph
revenue
April
on
1988 inclusive.
Alto, Iowa
Agriculture (P. O.
the
Due
Home Finance Agency.
GEORGIA
Talmadge.
of
bonds,
,
"offered
Due
to
University, State
1962.. Due
1,
gality
Calif.
$125,000 school
awarded to the Wells
1961.
Brunswick, Ga.
for
Bond
Trimble & Mitchell.
Collins)t Colo.
3
$1,870,000
from
as
purchase
.$790,000 unlimited tax
bonds
April
April
School District,
Alameda County,
Yuma, Ariz.
Bond
on
Co.; Walstoh '& Co., and
Livermore
1964
.
C. N. White & Co.
interest cost of about 2.85%.
-
Bond, O f
April 1
on
Wesleyan University
April
011
from
Due
Colorado State
net
a
(PST)
Barth
J.
Youngbcrg;;
Arthur &
a.m.
' :
bonds
The
proved
re¬
Bernar¬
& Co.;
Whalley, Treasurer of the
& CoV, Stone &
Board
Hairiauer & Co.; seale dbids until 2 p.m.
Co.;
of
Dated April 1,
Bank,
COLORADO
Fort
&
able
Wilkin,
San
.
enue
April 11 for the
$10,000,000
school
July 1 from 1965 to 1981 in¬
on
at
3s.
1980 to
Illinois
on
Bond Sale—The
Fenner & Smith
Inc.; Dean Witter & Co.; B. J. Van
Ingen
bonds.
purchase of $1,395,000
Board of
Co.;
of
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
1
syndi¬
the
of
&
County
bids
bonds.
Merrill
J. A. Hogle &
$218,000 schdpl;'b6nds;. A|; a het
;
'Weeden
Hayderi,
Co.,
'
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the
for
school
Lynch, fPierce,
(P. O. Phoenix), Ariz.
offered
Other ^members
cate:
11
interest
the
Superintendent, will
sealed
from 1986 to 1993 inclusive.
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
perintendent
1984 inclusive.
April
on
from
tion,vyill receive sealed bids until
1972
and
at
Offering—Ben F.
dino until 11
22
Due
Principal
to
California
ceive
inclusive.
1985
3.60s.
1967
Brant, Sur
Public Instruc¬
clusive.
District
,
315,000 23/4s. Due
18,000,000
awarded
^
Bond Offering—Ish
Principal and interest (J-J)
Bond
April
from
payable
\
Due April 1
Florida
March 26
Rim of the World Unified School
1975 and 1976.
July 1, 1969
Grant, Duval County Special Tax School
Supervisors, District No. I (P. Q. Jacksonville),
on
Due
from 1970 to 1979 inclusive.
'
District, San Bernardino County,
April 1 from
on
'
Manhattan
Chase
the
•20,000,000 2%s.
pay¬
(P. O. Bloomington), III.
a
inclusive.
Due
at
Mitchell.
Treasurer's office.
follows:
on
1974
to
100,000
"
';v:
<
on
1968
11
syndicate
Francisco, at
as
(PST) i
26
inclusive.
net interest cost
a
3.63%,
$260,000 5s.
price
a
net interest cost of about
$200,000 2 V2S. Due
price of 100.07,
of about
March
a
10 a.m.
March
on
the Bank of America
by
N. T. & S. A., San
'■
v
Bond Sale—The $625,000
school
headed
to
callable.
York City. Legality
approved by Caldwell, Trimble &
bonds. Dated March 26, 1963. Due
$2,000,000
offered
bonds
awarded
were
are
Bank, New
for the purchase of $60,000 school
Las Virgenes Municipal Water
District, Los Angeles, Calif.
ARIZONA
able
will receive sealed bids at Visalia
until
Sal e—The
the
at
The bonds
Principal and interest (M-N)
Bond Offering—Claud H.
Clerk of the Board of
about
of
payable
inclusive.
■Tulare County, Calif.
2.72%.
Bond
v
cost
(M-N)
were
A., of San Francisco,
interest
Principal and in¬
Richgrove School District,
$303,000 school
4
May 1 from 1964 to
on
County Treasurer's office.
awarded to the-Banlt of America
Arant, All & Rose.
f
terest
Calif.
March
Due
inclusive.
1983
El Dorado Union High SchoolDist.,
will
Treasurer,
receive' sealed:bids ivtisitil:1;0 a.m.
(CST) on March 27 for the pur¬
to
1963.
Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
s
Kentucky
-from 1970 to 1979 inclusive.
on April
from 1980 to 1988 inclusive.
36,000,000
3s.
Due
1
from
1964 to
Due on April
1969 inclusive.
W. Bill¬
ings, Jr., County Clerk, will re¬
ceive sealed
bids until 10 a.m.
50,000,000 educational bonds.
12,000,000 2V2S.
Bond Offering—George
1
(EST)
chase
on
of
March 22 for the pur¬
$50,000
revenue
bonds.
56
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1164)
Dated March 1,
1963. Due on Mar.
MARYLAND
:
The
1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
bonds are callable,
Johns,
Frances
Offering—Mrs.
Clerk,
City
receive
will
(EST)
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
purchase of
March 26 for the
on
will
(EST)
April 3 for the purchase
on
cial
Canfield,
12
of about
a
sphool
Detroit
follows:
as
$400,000
bonds
Corp., at
a
interest
net interest cost
a
300,000 3.20s. Due
to
1976
$2,373,000
offered
March
cost
of
about
3.40%,-
1
ob" Febr %
from 1986 to 1989 ihclusive.
200,000 3Hs. Due
as
Feb. 1 from
on
1990 to 1993: inclusive.
follows:
2.35%, as follows:
Feb.
on
jo 1985 inclusive.
3.40s;:; Due
>200,000t
net
a
Feb. 1 from
on
Due
3.30s.
from 1982
of Michigan
price of 100.012,
1
Feb*
on
inclusive.
1981
to
200,000
7
syndicate
a
Due
2.90s*
from 1966 to 1975 inclusive.
Taylor), Mich.
headed, by:
the
to
Chicago, at
interest cost of about 3.34%,
net
interest
Sale—The
awarded
were
offered
awarded
were
of par,
price
.
Bond
$1,445,000 spe¬
bonds
Northern Trust Co.,
and
att:the
Taylor Township School District
Rapids, Mitk,
assessment
March
revenue
legality.• approved by Joseph R.
Principal
payable
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
.
Legality; Bank & Trust-Company, Detroit.
Miller,
Bond Sale.—The
of $2,-
1963.
1,
A-O.
(F-A)
(P. O.
Grand
500,000 school bonds. Dated April
bonds. Dated
1," 1963; Due On April I from 1964
Due on April 1
to 1988 inclusive.
Principal and
from 1967 to 1999 inclusive. The
Interest
(A-O) payable at; the
bonds are callable. Interest A-O.
Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens
$1,080,000
April
by
are
Paddock & Stone.
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
The bonds
Interest
approved
President of the Board of County
Commissioners,
Oct. 1 from 1964 inclusive.
on
1992 inclusive.
callable.
Frederick), Md.
Bond Offering—A. Irvin Renn,
Radcliff, Ky.
Bond
1, 1963. Due
to
Frederick County (P. O.
.
^
-
$320,000 -4s. Due on- June 1 front
MISSISSIPPI"
"
Legal¬ $435,000 improvement bonds: ; >
1965 to 1970 inclusive.
80,000 2Hs. Due on Feb. 1, 1964
ity approved by Semmes, Bowen
Alcorn County Supervisor s District
495,000 3s, Due on June 1 from
and 1965.
a
*;
& Semmes.
'
LOU I SI ANA y A\V
No^'!3 (P. O. Rienzl), Miss.
1971 to 1977 inclusive.
85,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1, 1967
Bond Sale—The $29,800 refund¬
Delcambre, La.
460,000 3Hs.
Due on June* 1
Worcester County SanitaryDistrict
and 1968.
ing bonds were sold to the First
Bond Offering—Euda Delfrom 1978 to 1982 inclusive: 1
(P.O. Snow HiU)t Md.
135,000 2Hs, Due on Feb, 1 from
National Bank, Memphis.
cambre, Mayor, will receive sealed
1,115,000 3%'s. Due ori June 1
Bond 01 f e r j ng—Clifford H.
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on
from 1983 to 1990"incltisiv6.. '>■
ghuey, Chairman of the CommisAttala^Caunty (Pi
Kosciusko),
135,000 2%s. Due on Feb. 1 from
April 11 for the purchase of $550,- gion, will receive sealed bids unOther members of the syndi¬
1971 to 1973 inclusive.
000 revenue bonds. Dated Jan. 1, til 11 a.m;
Bond Sale—The. $400,000 con¬
cate: Braun, Boswortft & Cti., Inc.;.
(EST) on March 26
400,000 improvement bonds.
1963. Due on Jan. 1 from 1965 to for the
purchase of $920,000 sani80,000 2He* Due on Feb. 1, 1964 Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & struction bonds offered March 8
1992 inclusive. Interest J-J. LeSmith Inc.; Kenower, Ma6Arthur were awarded to a group composed
and 1965.
^ bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.
gality approved by Benton & Due on April 1 from 1964 to 1993
80,000 2s. Due on Feb. 1,1966 and & Co.; Charles A. Patcells & Co.; of Woodward &f Co., M. A. ;SaunMoseley.
inclusive. The bonds are callable.
1967.
Manley, Bennett; " McDonald • & ders & Co;, and Attala National
Rubin.
.
National Baiik, Frederick.
■
Lake Charles,
La.
Interest A-O. Legality approved
by Smith, Somerville & Case.
Bond Sale—The $775,000
bonds
offered
March
6
school
were
Pierce,
120,000 21As. Due
mAWAtnuatiia
a
about 3.33%.
sealed
Louisiana
bids
until
11
• j
d
»
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yn
ii
n
j
•
v
at
or
„
.
c
Bond
•
.
Sale—The
$1,100,000 im¬
were
awarded
to
a
group
posed of Scharff & Jones, Inc.;
Hattier & Sanford, Inc.; Barrow,
1968 to 1970 inclusive^
1971 to
will
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be
received until
nnn
c
Z. Z
A964 to
1966
Zw™
inclusive,
340,000 ,3H$.Due
-Wqodger, Town
receive
April
on
1
from 1967 to 1973 inclusive,"
0
17
(EST)
•.
j.
•,
190,000
°
-i
a
,
197VntfT- ?
ZV.S' ,n„Uoe inclusive. 1 from
on,APrl1
1980 to 1982
75,000 1/ 10s.
April 5, 1963, Due
Due AprU 1. 1983.
Leesville), La.
bonds
offered
awarded
to >
Farmers
Bank
Leesville, at
Dist No. 11 (P. O.
Bond
school
chase
of
$395,000
school bonds. Dated Jan. L 1963.
bonds.
March
the
a
7
T t^e ^wln^n?^chants
National
-
Th^nd?ke. Pafmer &D6dge!
V
of tion, will receive sealed bids until
Co.,
Secretary of the Board of Educa-
net interest cost 8 p.nu
(^T^oh^Ma^2a;^|bi
purchase of $13,500 notes. Dated
March I, 1963. Due April 1, 1964.
Interest
by
of),
$2,000,000 Uni-
^tone.
offered
Algonac
Maine
awarded
to
a
March
syndicate
Community School Dist.,
Michigan
Secretary
the
of
Board
of
Bank, Boston,
Education, will receive sealed bids
Dean Witter & Co., and First National Bank, St.
until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on March 28
Louis, at
a
price
of par, a net interest cost of about
3.08%,
follows:
as
$355,000 5s. Due
1966
3.20s.
the
purchase
Due
1
by
M-N.
5
%
National
State
Adams,
Merle-Smith,
•
41
Corporation,
Noyes
Hemphill,
Bank,
callable.
Paddock
were
nett
Newark;
for
the
revenue
April
1963.
1,
Sale—The
bonds
awarded
y". y
•
Macomb County,
Welsh,
age
-
Chairman
Drainage Dist.
Hammill
Shearson,
for
the
special
Feb.
(EST)
purchase
70,000 3 V2S. Due
&
(EST)
on
of
$159,000 sewage bonds. Dated Jan.
April .1, 1978
on
v
on
•
.
April 1 from
1980 to 1984 inclusive;
v
;
.
56J100 2%s. Due>on April Lfrom
1985 to 1988 inclusive..
300,000 drainage bonds, at a net
interest' cost of about 3.34%, as
1, 1963.
Duluth, Minn.£
Due
Correction—Sealed
Dated
May 1 from
1993 inclusive.
Stillwater
callable.
The bonds
gality
Interest
approved
by
M-N.
Miller,
Le¬
Can-
Bond Sale—The
bonds
.
offered
awarded to Paine,
net
as
Sale—The $250,000 High¬
bonds were sold to Harriman
cost of about 2.77%.
net interest
-
.
-
&
Curtis, at
a
$
;
v
were
Webber, Jack¬
price of par,
a
interest cost of: about 2.63 %,
follows:
V
1964 tp 1973^inclusive./
j
36^000 3s. Due,-en April l from
.
.1975 to 1977 inclusive.
.
-
on
and 1979.,
"
w
Ontonagon County (P. O.
Road
Commissioners, will receive
26
for
a.m.
the
(EST)
purchase
1 from
:
..
48,000 2%s. Due on April 1 from
J985 to 1983 inclusive.
.
on
150,000
Due
1963.
1,
chaser's option subject to approv¬
2.80s.
on
Due
on
Jan.
lt by Charles & Trauernicht.
.
-
Bond
school
were
Sal e—The
offered
bonds
awarded
to
a
ner,
;
$1,300,000
March
group
j
Jackson, Miss..
Bond Offerings-Mrs.
7
com¬
City, Clerk,
sealed
on
March
26
follows:
of
White, Weld & Co., and Iowa-D'es
$1,500,000
Due
Moines,
National
at
a
■
Bank,
price of
Des
100.084,
a
will
for the
:;
Due
;.
receive
(CST)
purchase of
$9,260,000 unlimited tax bondsj
posed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.;
Moines
vv\
J..R. Skin¬
bids until 2:30 p.m.
on
Aug. 1 from 1963 to 1972
^
April
Jan. 1 from, al by the Mayor and Board of
1969 to 1973 inclusive. -U Commissioners. Legality approved
$150,000 notes. Dated Feb. 1, 1963.
on
-
Principal
Jan. 1 from and interest payable at, the- pur¬
No. 284, Minn.
Clerk of the Board of County
s
April., !, 1978
1980; to,1984 inclusive** £
H
/Wayxatd Indep. School District
Offering—Oscar F. John¬
:
60,000 3 Hs> Due On
Dated April
175,000 2.60s.
-
^
.■
120,000 4V4S. Due on April l from
24,000 3145. Due
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
,
follows:;
"'
V 1965 to 1968 inclusive.
'
■
"
$690,000 school
March
$365,000 2.10s. Due
Muskegon Heights, Mich.
be
Independent School Dist.
field, Paddock & Stone.
a
will
No. 834, Minn,
son
are
bids
received until 10:30 a.th. (CST) on'
March 18, noti7:30 p.m.J, for the
$10,260,000
bonds.
on
*
March 26
on
of
assessment
1964 to
son,
purchase
.
April 1' from
and 1979.....
Co., Piper, Jaffray &
Drain-- purchase of $3,100,000 bohds.
the
of
Board, will receive sealed bids
until II a.£n.
March
p.m.
the
-
1975 to 1977 inclusive.
Elwood & Co.
Schoenherr Relief
Drain and Branches
sealed bids until 9
for
/
;
bids
27
&
;
April Lfrom
on
on
28,000 314 s; Due
Co.^ Caldwell, Phillips Co., Mannheimer-Egan, Inc.; and Wbodard** -
Williston & Beane, Mackey, Dunn
March
•'
14,000 4s. DUe April 1, 1974.
42,000 3s.. Due
Allyh'
Co., J.* M:°Daih & Co^ Francis
Mac^-'
Arthur
7
follows:
as
140,000 4Hs; Due
I. duPoht &. Co., Kenower,
Ontonagon), Mich. '
Seidell,
V
1964 to 1973 Inclusive.
callable. Interest M-S.
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
Co., Inc., and Townsend, Dab& Tyson.
3.34%,
are
Note
■
Memphis,
'
v
:
March
Capac, Mich.
7:30
.on
Hop wood,
McEntee
& - Co.,
Inc.,
Fahnestock & Co., Stern Brothers
6 Co., Wood,
Gundy & Co., J, R.
until
675,000 3Hs,.Due
&
of
Legality approved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone.
Manley, Ben-
Bond Offering—Elton F.
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Dated
March
awarded; to.
were
the First National Bank,
as follows:
$350,000 water and sewer honds; at
Feb; 1 from
-a
net-interest cost; of-about
John Nuveen & Co.;jA. C.
on
purchase
Ripley & Co., Inc., at
offered
to
Feb,
on
to 2002 inclusive. The
bonds
way
$10,000 special
Due
3.30s.
1967
from
McDonald & Co.
\
ney
(EST)
on
offered March 5
Feb. 1 from
on
'Le¬
Charles and
Gulf port, Miss.
Bond Sale—The $650,000; bonds
follows:.
as
M.
D.
bonds.
Due
3.52%^.
1984 to 1986 incl.
Offering—Mrs.
28
Bond
assessment
5
March
&
Beulaht Mich,
Bond
d
on
approved: by
Trauernicht.;
335,000 3.60s. Due oh Feb. 1 from
Mackinaw, Mich.
B
about
receive
gality
by Allison-Williams: Co.,
of
will
1983 iiicltisive. Interest M-N.
12
syndicate
a
1978 to 1983. incl.
Legality approved
Stone.
Other members of the
syndicate:
Corp.,
are
Miller, Canfield,
95,000 V4s. Due April 1, 2003.
aribas
$1,415,000
school bonds. Dated April
1, 1963.
Due on May 1 from 1964 to 1978
Interest
April
on
1977 to 2002 incl.
quitable Securities
of
April 1 from inclusive. The bonds
to 1976 incl.
1,550,000
from
y
on
for
.
?v£
(P. O. Mount Clemens), Mich.
Bond
O f f e r i n g—Thomas iS.
Boind Offering—Gerald C. Mal-
Hutzler, R. W. Pressprich & Co., Ion,
Shawmut
Legality approved
Canfield, Paddock &
_
'
composed of Salomon Brothers &
A-O.
Miller,
approved
■:
Duggah,
sealed
bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on March
21 for the purchase of $495,000
btiildifig' bonds. Dated May' 1,
Clerk,
from 1972 to 1977 incl.
-'Miii&f, Canfield^ Paddock &
Stone.'""'
$220,000
Wayne Gray,
—
Legality
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Community Sch. District,
Note Offering
"by
'
J-D.
to
sewer
Cady & Co.
Bond Offering—Bonner
price of* par, a' net interest
540,000
Wallin, Village Clerk, will receive
Trust
&
Bond Sale—The
National
^
MICHIGAN
Michigan
Interest
March
1966 to 1971 incl.
callable.
are
sold to
1963. Due oh May 1 from 1964 to
$2;000,000
The
offered
$450,000 2.90s. Due
1964 to 1989
ctovo«
&
MAINE
.
V
k,
Merchants
Maine (State
were
Bank, • Boston.
Tnooiitv
were
MAiiir
versity. of
nav-
Sale-^-The $45,000
were
Greenwood, Miss.^
■
Anoka), Minn.
—
awarded
headed
at a
Sale
bbhds
were
Schmidt, Secretary of the Board
of Education, will receive sealed
Dated April 15,1963. Due on AprU Due on June 1 from
15 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive. inclusive. The bonds
Princinal and interest (A-O)
Bond
Anoka-Hennepin Independent Sch.
March 28 for the pur-
Addison
of about 3.11%,
&
Sept. 5,1963.
on
\;-
Fulton, Miss.
City
on
sewer y
tional'Bank, 'Memphis;
MINNESOTA
CP. O.Kawkawlin), Mich.
Bond Offering — J. William
a.m.
County Supervisor's District
Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Interest A-O.
Kawkawlin Township, School Dist,
will
11
Oct.
Legality approved, by Miller,'Can-*
field,1 Paddock & Stoiie.
7
(EST)
Bond Sale—The $85,000 school
13
until
until
bids until 4 p.m. (EST) on March
cost
27 for the purchase of $46,500*
Vernon Parish, Ward Eight Ward'
Wide School District No, JS1
■f:
Treasurer,
bids
bids
receive sealed
on
bonds
'
.oeono
,
„
,?7U«e-°n, ?rtf 1 r0™
6n
ea
3V8s.
Due on April 1
sealed
Desoto
bonds. Due on Oct.
inclusive.
sewer
(EST) "on March^lO for the.
pufdha^e 6f $375,000 notes. Dated
-i-.x
a
p.m.
p.m.
March 21 for the purchase of
a.m.
8
1 from 1963 to 1972'
Superintendent of Schools,
man,
until
1 from 1963 to 1972 inclusive.
393,000
Gloucester* Mass.
bids
$290,000 watef bonds. Due
1973 inclusive.
Hamtramack School District, Mich J
Leary & Co.* and Rapides Bank & $500,000 water bonds. Due from
Trust Co., Alexandria, at a price 1964 to 1983 inclusive,
of 100.04, a net interest cost of
Lenox (P. O. Boston), Mass.
about 3.11%, as follows:
Bond Offering — Aline R.
$
oa
"
Feb. 1 from
on
pur-
on
sealed
(EST) on April.2 for the purchase
No. 2 (P. O, Hernando), -Miss.
$683,900 special .assessmeniBond Sale —; The $85jOp0 rOad
bonds, as follows:
bonds were sold to the First Na-
Feb. 1 frdm
on
Note Offering—Dale T. Mussel-
11
••
•
of
Due
180,000 2V2S. Due
mut Bank, Boston.
com-
Feb. 1, 1966
on
and 1967.
180,000
chaser's option at National Shaw-
provement bonds offered March 12
ceive
120,000 2s. Due
chase
National Bank, Salem,
-
■
,
and 1965.
a.m.
(EST) on March 19 for the purof $700,000r notes.
Dated
be received until 10 a.m. (CST) March
21, 1963. Due on March 20,
on April 17 for the purchase of
1964. Principal and interest pay$15,000,000 highway bonds.
able
at
the
Merchants-Warren
c»
■
•
1
(State of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
i
.;
Clarke. County Consolidated School
District (P. O. Quitman), Miss.
Ypsilanti Township XP. O.
1971 to 1973 inclusive,
Bond Sale-r-^The $250,009 school
Ypsilanti), Mick. T
610,000 improvement
,y yc
Bond Offering—T i id en Ray bonds Were sold to the Equitable
130,000 21/2S. Due on Feb. 1, 1964
Stumbo, Township Clerk, will re¬ Securities Corp.
^ ^
Essex County (P.O. Salem), Mass.
net interest cost of
Note Offering — Thomas F.
Duffy, County Treasurer, will re¬
ceive
Co.,- Inc.
120,000 2Hs. Due on Feb. 1 from
Fenher & Smith Inc., and Asso-
ciates, at
Co., Channer Newman Securities Bank, Kosciusko.
Feb. 1 from
on
1968 to 1970 inclusive.
iiAeeAruiierrre
awarded to Merrill Lynch-
'
as
y
'improvement
on
May
'bonds.
1 from 1964>to
1988 inclusive,
y;.-
Volume
Due
Number 6247
improvement
2,000,000
:
197
bonds.
,
.
&
(1165)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
Luce,
and
Co.,
the First National Bank, Boston.
&
Thompson
May 1 from 1964 to Crowe, Inc., at a net interest cost Legality
approved
by Storey,
1988 inclusive.
of about 2.98%.
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
1
on
3,650,000
:
Due
improvement
on
Missouri
May
1963. y; Principal
1,
NEW JERSEY
GrandJtland, N.Y.
„
O f f
Bond
~cr
Bond Sale—The $402,000 reve- ;:
bonds offered March 5 were
14.
,
#
Dated
Valley College (P. O.
Marshall), Mo.
1988 inclusive.
«
Trust Company, Glen Cove. Le- Trust Company, $212,000; United
gality approved* by Hawkins, States Trust Company, $204,000;
Sterling
National
Bank
and
Delafield & Wood.
Trust
bonds.
May 1 from 1964 to
Township (P. O.
verJ\f!'
57
i
e r
n
ff—George
Company, $164,000; Amal¬
Bank,
gamated
L.
$88,000;
Kings
County Trust Company, $80,000,
and Underwriters Trust Company,
Thorne, Town Supervisor, will re-
ceive sealed bids until. 2 pm.
$48,000.
payable at the De- awarded to the Housing arid Some
(EST) 0n March 27 for the purgate, Township Clerk, will receive chase of, $1)470)0oo improvement,
posit Guaranty Ban^ & ;;^ust Finance Agency.
Port of New York Authority, No Yd
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
Company, Jackson. Legality ap- V
bonds> Dated April 1, 1963. Due
Band Sale
Port Authority
Vice ChkrmaiL James Cwi Kellogg
nue
,
i
Bond
interests
and
t
i
a
Offerlns—-Collin J. Apple-
—
•
^
March/14 Announced; the
•
sale of $8,250,000 principal amount
of The Port of New York Author-
%omm .callable. Principal
£^01 8p^CST)on Ma7c£ jfe*. National
26
^e° onMareh
'to 1983
"
tS
provedby^&8S ffi&SL
*
-
Puf Pf1 MarcH 1,1964 to 1983.
mrlnsivp
Tntprpst
M-S
TiPEfalit.v
inclusive., Interest 3V1-S, Legality
.f .:,
/<>....>!j-v
Mississippi (State of}
s>
mm.
.
bonds
awarded
were
headed
March
offered
to
of
price
a
100.01,
County School. District
No. 74
District
on
t--
rv
Aug. 1, 1964
4
1,200,000 2.90s. Due
-
^
n
Feb.
on
.the
of
9 for the purchase
man,
&
Roosevelt. &
t
of $2,348,680
.
Co.;
&
3s, at
Inc.-
4;
(EST)
-V.
v,.'
\
£
••
-
^
f'•
.
Yellowstone County
.
.
Grant County
* •*
Offering—Chris Rubich,
Co.;
.
Dougherty & Co.; Fox,
*44,3
4
-.,4
-'
the
to
(P^O. Saver City),
*V
g Bond
j-it
T~.
Celia G. Padilla,
Offering
»
n^oTporI. ftuZj)
Tallmadge
...
.
Bond
....
ic^it
Caant, Schaal
Forest)
O
(P
the
of $998000"
pn-May 1 ffbm«1964 to 1983
•:
inclusive.
.
....
Tate
.....
^
Bond
Sale
—
TOe
0
s
Bank.
Bond
sold
were
to
r
/-*
The $26,500,000
sold
were
to
a
(P. O. Hickman Mills),
44- -Missouri-
•
,
-
Bond Sale—The $450,000
bonds
offered
awarded
the
to
a
March
group
an
average
annual
net interest cost of 2.7171%.
<EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
Son-
March 20
on
$3,652,000
of
The next lowest bid
associates,
at
net interest
the 10 bids-
an
cost
after
the
time
annual
2.7182 %.
received,
Of
one was re¬
submitted
was
specified
for
re¬
ceipt of bids had passed and
one
of the bids had been
bidder
another
opened, arid
This
protested.
inclusive. Principal and interest
paya^ie at the Franklin National rejected bid
Central Islip
average
of
jected because it
Due on June 1 from 1964 to 1993
Bank of Long Island
sub¬
was
mitted by Lehman Brothers and
was submitted by the
Chemical Bank New York Trust
New York
Note Sale—The $6,820,000 notes
!
be
the
awarded to the
rev-
March
12
Housing and
Agency.
^
Auburn, N. Y.
New
York
Central
the- New
Company under
State
York
Railroad
Commuter
by
Railroad
\
Car
New York City Housing Authority, Program, which- is administered
Mannw
$1,395,000
offered
the Security Trust Co., Rochester.
^
J
#4
4• ?
applied to refinancing, of rail¬
road cars" presently operated
Note Sale—The
March
offered
$12,285,000 notes
12
by The; Port of New York Au¬
thority. The bonds are fully and
awarded
were
unconditionally guaranteed by the
follows"
as
State of New York
$3 000>000 Morgan Guaranty Trust
T^Cb., New York, at
--
Kel-; \^
a
to
as
principal
and interest.
net in!
Webster, Penfiefd, Ontario and
Central/ School District
terest cost of about 1.62%'
Walworth
::
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) -
;
No.l(P. O.Webster),NY.
$5,000,00(4 Hanrahan, McGovern & Lane.
purchase/of
Dated April 1;
April i from 1964? tb
bonds.
'
million Tax
Anticipation Notes to
&
Blaire
Co., Inc.,, Roosevelt St
the
at
-7
v/ '
school
were
composed of
City. National Bank & Trust
County
The
Legality^ ap-
^office.
cost'of
C3.24%4
aboiri
/
/
notes
are
dated
deemable
on
or
March
14,
7, 1963, re-
1963; payable May
after
April 29,
Yorktown Heights Fire District
(P. O. Yorhtown Heights), N. Y,
Bond
Offering -^E. W, Daley,
They bear interest at the
rate of 2% a year, and niay be District Treasurer, ; will receive
Sale—»>The $1,387,000 im- redeemed at the option of the sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
DeWitt (P. O.
East Syracuse),
1963.
NewYnrk;
Bond
March
s
at a ;priCe of
' •
^
'
basis of about 3.10%.
3y
a
100.1586,
'
a
over
about 2.98%.
NEW HAMPSHIRE
?
'
„
—
Edward R
City Treasurer, will
sealed/bids until; 11
/ Benoit,
ceive
rea.m.
(EST) oh March 19 for the purchase
of
$700,000
notes.
Dated
March 19,1963. Due Dec. 3, 1963.
Company,
$5,544,000;
$4,580,000;
Chemical
Bank
New
York Trust Company, $4,424,000;
Commissioner of Finance, will re^ Bankers Trusty Company, $3,372,ceive sealed bids until ;:11/a.m, 000; Irving Trust Company, ;$2,(EST) on March 26 for the pur- 220,000;
Marine . Midland * Trust
chase of $446,000 various purpose/company, $708,000; The Bank- of
bonds. Dated March 1, 1963. Due New York, $648,000, 4 *
4
Nashua, N. H.
Note Offering
Trust
Morgan Guaranty Trust Company,
Glen Cove, N. Y.
Co., Kansas City, Stern Brothers-Principal and interest payable at
Deerfield, N. Y.
26
for
the
purchase
of
Provement •• bonds offered March Comptroller upon notice.
$42,00Q( fire truck bonds. Dated
12 waere yarded to a group comParticipants and allotments are:
March 15, 1963. Due on March 15
awarded
Bcdaxidj4Saffiri, P08®^ 0*
Chase Manhattan Bank, $8,816,h from 1964 to 1973 inclusive. Prin¬
Gordon & Sautter, kid theFldelity4^4?%^& Lo., lnc^ ooO; First National City Bank
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
Union Trust Co., of Newark, as
tf,,as s! a $8,356,000; Manufacturers Han¬ at the County Trust Company,
nnnMnmifnMiirprs Hnn.
price of 100.1799, a basis cost of
County Consolidated Schi " -4
I
'»
payable
and; Stifel; Nicolaus & Co,
Dist. Noi
result in
will
were
.
syndicate headed by John Nuveen
Jackson
for bonds
-
District, Mo.'
.
bonds due 1977 through
year for
Bond Sale—The $500,000 riourthouse
bonds
offered
March i 5
Bi'State Development Agency,
Missouri-Illinois Metropolitan
bonds
Alfred),
Bond Offering—rJ. Eugene
13 for the
Nevada
MISSOURI
revenue
AU
0
Sale—The
bonds
Authen-
Washoe County (P. O. Reno),
Scbarff & Jones, Inc. %
Bond Sale
Edward
Education, will receive sealed bids
n; -
Home Finance
proved by Dawson; Nagle, Sherim- man & Howard,
v
Sale-^-The -$400,000
bonds
^
for bonds
per year
due 1963 through 1976, 2.75% per
4^7. bariks/dnd 4rust companies as Cross, Manufacturers & Traders
''
41963. Due on
Trust Co., Buffalo; W. H. Morton
Bond Sale —The $60,000 water members of The City of New
$94,000 road jggg inclusive/ The bonds are
bonds
offered
March
12
were York
Short Term Financing & Co., R. D; White & Co., and
Sanatobia canabie.
Principal and interest
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.
awarded to Roosevelt &
Cross, Group.
Mississippi i
provement
Co.
the
building
County (P* O. Vicksburg), treasurer's
/'
enue
City Clerk, will receive
(A-O)
Warren
1
.<
-
bid price of 100.067% of par.
tiorial Bank & Trust Co., ChiBond SaleThe $1,835,500
MPV1B.
AMnaArffh 21 fo^ the Purchase of
cago at a net interest cost of building bonds offered March 13
N«*DA, ... - ,$440,000 general purpose bonds. •
about-1.63%i
■ -- .
i
were
awardedJo va syndicate
County School
detaD'tcirtsiD
Jan^^loes^ DuepaJulyj^Bated^JMarcht^lS, -1963; i;.Due
headed^ by the Jjeripe Trust Com¬
.aL.O
Vega.), Nev.
IS fjom 1963. to 1975inclusive., Nov.'27, 1963.. Legality.approved
(P.
pany of ^Western New York, as 3s,
' Bond Offering—Helen C, Can- Principal and interest <J-J) pay- by Caldwell, Trimble & Mitchell,
at a price of 100.22, a basis cost
non. Clerk of the Bo ard of able at the Marine Midland Trust
New York a
N y
of about 2.98%.
Trustees, will receive sealed bids, Company, New York. ILegality
Note Sale—Comptroller AbraOther members of the syndicate:
until 10 a.m. (PST) on March 28 approved by Sullivan Donovan, ham d. Beame has awarded $40
for
...
Ctunty iP. O. Senatobia)i
_
•.
.
Offering—John
pool bonds.
'
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1963.
Due
—
DittrUf- Vipurchas# -iof:, $72^Q--swlmi^dley^<^Cott^oll^ wiU r^e
Miss
purchase
-
ecumseh, Neb.
bids „ntu
Supervisors " Will" - receive- iealed
bids until l0 aim '(CST) oh March'
19v for
r
4
meger,
_
A. Huff.
Attorney of the Cbukty Board of
&
51
:
a
rate of 2.50%
4 offered March 7 were awarded to
*
iHermg ■—'%
Bdhd.
:
Bond
net interest cost of about
Bond
.
$186,000 hospi-
,
offering
^erling, President of the Board of
Tall-
r
were
f
bonds were sold to Allen & Co.
■
•:^;
,
madge.
.
im I
2.79%.
4
at
The issue will bear interest at the
Y
N
"O, ** (^* U' BrentWOOd), iV. I.
New York
&
^
Perry County (P. O. Augusta),
Ripley & Co., Incorpo¬
rated; and Roosevelt & Cross, Inc.,
».n;.i.;cf
Legality Monroe County (P. O. Rochester),
by
w*r
of par, a
Bond Sale—The
Harriman
Principal and interest payable at
duethroughi{1987/ This com¬
the Irving Trust Company, New
bination of coupons and bid price
inclusive. Interest J-J.
s5eF« Brothers & Co.. at a price
National
Bank, Memphis.
Mississippi
was sold to a syndi¬
headed; by- "Ffrst National
Cit^ Bahk; Smith Barney & Co.;
bids until 3 p.m. (MST) on March
Legality approved by Company and Associates and pro¬
posed an average annual net in¬
21,.,for the; purchase of $75,000 air- cullivan
Donovan
Hanrahan
port bonds. Dated Jan. 1* 1963. Menoverri: & Lane ?
- terest cost of 2.715687%.
Due on Jan. 1 from 1964 to 1968
The proceeds of the bonds will
Rond Sale—.Thp <RQRfi ftnn bnnd«!
'
NEW YORK
?
T4
$986,000 bonds
....
- 4D
Peered March 6 were awarded to Alfred Umversity (P. O.
;
$350,000 equip-.,,First
inclusive.
1992
to
The issue
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.
County,CJerk„ wAii.reeeive sealed
toil
ment bonds offei:ed.March $ were
awarded
1964
approved
T
'
NEBRASKA
Starkville), Missy
.
Bond Sale—The
pur-
a««;i
™
until n
_
^
(P. O.
Billings), Mont.
Bond
Hay den,.
Oktibbeha County (P. O.
,
from
•
.
March 26 for the
on
i'q«q
szng^smisk
Dated April 1, 1963. Due on April
no.
for
MEXICO
NEW
Clerk of the Board of rCopnty
Commissioners, will receive sealed
Reusch & Co.; Weilf Investment bids until 10 a.nC (MST) on Mar.
Co.; Howard
Traywick & Co., 25 for the purchase of $28,286 imarid Burns,"^Corbett
fickardj ^
A. Webster
of 100.408, a basis
a price
cost of about 2.96%.
Dated July 1, 1963.
Cross,
Miller & Co.;. McCormick &
reJ
due
cate
v
Inc.; Sterne, Agee & Leach, Watr-
Morrow
T.
wiu
ceive sealed bids t
until 2:30 p.m.
„
Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc., F.
and Swing & Co.,
«
kins,
$1,430,000 im-
t>
n
as
663,000 school bonds.
Co., Inc.; First of Michigan
Corporation;
g—Orvetta
prowpment bonds offered Mareh: York City. Legality approved by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood.
359,680 school bonds.
Weeks, R. S. Dick¬
n
Di£trict aerk
Second ISeries,
Bonds,
=£^*4196^
1982 and 2.90% per year
R. Cole & Co.,
Sachs &. Co.; Blair & Co.,
Hemphill, Noyes & i Co.;
son
Sale—The
O f f e r i
Mah
!
.
;
$1,326,000 school bonds,
Smith,. Barney & -Co.; Gold-
Hornblower &
basis of
;
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
syndi-
cate:
Inc.;
Ct°';
Tenafly, N. J.
nn
m
Huntington), N. Y.
Bond
ff\ O. Bozeman)i Mont; 12 were awarded to a syndicate
Bond Offering — Ester Nelson, composed of the National State
District Clerk, will receive sealed Bank of Newark, Walston & Co.,
nniil R
VMQT\
Anril
+1
xt
p.
bids until 8 p.m. (MST.) on April jpC>) Brown Brothers Harriman &
and
Aug,. 1 from 1979 to 1981 incl.
members
a
Bond
,:>/
■Gallatin County School Districts
Feb. and
on
Aug. 1, 1977 and 1978.
2,100,000 3s. Due.
com-
TN"v6en»
a
Qna
about.3.13%.
chase of $50,000 school bonds.
-
; Aug. 1, 1975 and v 1976.
.
group
7
bids until March 27 for the pur-
100,000 3%s. Due Feb. 1, 1970. r;
900,000 2%s. Due on Feb. and
Other
°? dohn
a
(P. O. Vaughn), Mont.
.
mni !!/
to
Paine, Webber, Jackson &, Curt is,
aj.
$700,000 4l2S. Due
'
$1,500,000
yioore,
price 0f 100.1448,
-i aw&sasra vu "sss
Clerk, will receive sealed
ass —'
Free School District (P. O.
.....
P°sed
Cascade
net
a
Huntington & Smithtown, Union
" '•:
y--
March
offered
bonds
awarded
were
MONTANA
by Halsey, Stuart & Co.,
at
.
Bond- Sale—The
school
syndicate
a
^teheU-;;;itoVfZ & Wood.
Delafield
"■"*'/
ity' State • Guaranteed Commuter
Car.
by Hawkins,
New Jersey
mc*1
12
.
Neu, Providence School District,
approved by Charles & Trauer-
Sale—The $5,000,000
Bond
revenue
Inc.,
•
•
Bank .of
Bond Offering—David
on
March
1
(M-S) ^ payable
at
proved/ by
Heights.; Legality
Sykes,
Galloway
ap¬
&
Difeeman.
G.Cohen, i
from 41964'. to
inclusive.;Principal
Yorktown
and
the
*
1982
Grace
National
Bank,
$240,-
Empire Trust Company,
Nassau ^$236,000; > Federation Bank and
interest
000;
"s
NORTH
'•
CAROLINA
v
-
/
r
i-
Charlotte (P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
:
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
Easter-
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(EST) on
March 26 for the purchase
of $8,-
58
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1166)
unlimited
000,000
Painesville City School District,
Cleveland, Ohio
bonds, as.
tax
Offerings—E d
Bond
follows:
w a r
C.
d
.
.
Coos County School DistricLNo* 13
■
Ohio
(7*. O. Coquille), Oregon
Bond Sale—The
$500,000 school
Bond Sale—The $125,000 school
$1,500,000 water bonds. Due on Knuth, Director of Finance, will
receive sealed bids until 11 a.m. bonds
offered
March
11
were
bonds
offered - March
5
April 1 from 1964 to 1988 incl.
were
awarded
to
the
First
National awarded
to
the ' First
2,450,000 sewer bonds. Due on (EST) on April 2 for the purchase:
National
of $12,000,000 revenue bonds. Bank, of Chicago, as 3s, at a price
Bank of Oregon,
April 1 from 1964 to 1990 incl.
Portland, at a
Dated Jan. .1, 1963; Due on April of 10L12, a basis cost of about
net interest cost of about 2.60%.
3,000,000 street bonds. Due, on
.
and Oct. 1 from 1968 to 1984 incl.. 2.89%.
April 1 from 1964 to 1989 incl,
Dated
April
Carolina
Sanders & Dempsey>
1963. Principal
1,
Bank;
Char¬
Bond
'
O f f
i
e r
Burgess,^ Clerk
,
Education,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
'i
Eastside, Oregon
Stow City School District, Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
payable at the North
National
Interest
callable.
are
A-Q. Legality approved by Squire,
April 1 from 1966 to 1988 incl.
and interest
bonds
The
1,050,000 airport bonds. Due on
g—Frances
n
Bond Offering-—Sealed bids will
bids Until 1 p.m. (EST)
Company, New York purchase of $18,178,000 improve¬
City, or the First National Bank ment bonds, as follows:
of Chicago, Legality approved-by
$1,300,000 expressway bonds. Due
March 20, 1963. Due on
on March; Dated
purchase of $820,000 Sept. 20 from 1964 to 1973 incl.
school bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Principal and interest
(M-S) pay¬
Due on Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1983 able at the City Treasurer's office.
inclusive.
Principal and interest Legality
approved
by
Shuler,
Mitchell,
(J-D)
lotte,
the Manufacturers Han¬
or
be received until March 27 for the
Trust
over
Pershing,
Shetterly
&
Due
Raleigh), N. C.
Offering—W.
Easter-
E.
ernment
Nov.
on
March
Due
Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 11
for
19
(EST)
a.m.
the
purchase
1963.
1,
Due
1 from 1964 to
Due
1
bond
1
flood
slum
1964 to
1 from
1964
90,000
fire
on
Nov.
bonds.
Legality approved by
Hoyt, Washburn & Mc¬
Nov.
Carthy.
Midwest City,
1964 to
on
Richland and. Sargent Counties,
bonds
offered
awarded
to
a
group
5
1976
sy
Nov.
stem
1
on
Nov.
will
Due
building bonds.
50,000
composed of
Piper, Jaffray & Hop wood; Alli¬
Nov.
son-Williams Co., and J. M. Dain
Due
Co., at
price of par,
a
terest cost of about
net in¬
a
341%,
485,000
fol¬
as
from
bonds.
Due
1988 in¬
on
clusive.
$147,000 2.60s. Due
1964
to
120,000
1970
2.80s.
Oct. 1 from
on
150,000
inclusive.
Due
Oct.
on
Nov.
1975 to 1979 inclusive.
90,000 3.30s.
1980
to
Due
1982
Due
on
1964 to 1973
in¬
by
sewer
1 from
bonds.
Due
100,000
on
inclusive..
Nov.
bonds.
from 1964 to
1
on
Avon
Lake, Ohio
Bond Offering—-Ernest
Palmer,
City Clerk, will receive s e a 1 e d
bids until
for
as
(EST)
noon
the
purchase
on
in¬
.4
bonds. Due
22,006 improvement
from
1964 to
on
Dec.
bonds.
1964
1 from
bonds.
•
Dated March 1, 1963.
1988
1973
1
from
Due
1964 to
1973
on
the
Trustees, will receive
the
(EST)
;
•
'
;
1
*•
^
.
*
,
Hop¬
of
March
28
States
National
No. 7
school
were
bdnds
e
—
The
offered
awarded
to
were
terest
(J-D) payable at the Cort¬ headed
by Phelps, Fenn & Co., as
land Savings- and
Banking Com¬ 3s,- at a price of 100.635, a basis
pany, Cortland. Legality approved- cost of about 2.93
%:
*
by Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
1
Other members of the syndicate:
Cincinnati, Ohio
R. W. Pressprich & Co., B. J. Van
Note
notes
Sale
—
offered
The
March
$20,000,000. Ingen & Co., Bache & Co., Good12
were
body & Co., W. E. Hutton & Co.,
awarded to the Fifth Third Union
R.
Trust
&
a
Company of Cincinnati, at
net interest cost of about
1.59%.
K.
Electric
Power
a
&
March
group
Co.,
and
Output Gains—
$4,833,471 in January, 1963,
com¬
pared with $4,329,549 in January
of
1962, an increase of 11,6%,
according to Rafael V. Urrutia,
Director
the
of
Au¬
tric power in Puerto Rico.
For
12
com¬
Merrill
the
12
months
ended
Jan.
of the Authority
revenues
totaled $56,492,732, against $50,470,779 the preceding 12 months,
increase of 11.9%;
for
Puerto
?
■
Rico
is
fiscal
bonds
cost
bonds
Tacoma, J.
and
the
terest
Seattle
a
cost
March
M.
Dain
&
price ofj par,
of
about
&
Co.,
Savings
a.
net in*
.3.12%,
as
.
on
3.10s.
Due
April
i
from
on
April: 1,
1978 and 1979.
Ira
220,000
,
31/4S.
Due
$310,000 build¬
ing bonds offered March 8 were
to
.
..
Falls
Sioux
the
syndi¬
Co.,
.
'
,
1 I
Indep.
.',;
■
School District
a
No. 1, So. Dak.
h;d ,:S'aLef
.
school
were
of
to- the -Allison-*Williams
2.50%.
by Halsey;
net1 interest
Devine &
*
Co., at a net interest, cost of about ■;
3.18%.
members
J.
.Haupt
L.
Gold¬
bonds
Thej$2,720,000;'
offered
awarded; to
headed
by
March:
6
syndicate
a:
.
the Chase Manhattan
-
Bank, of New York, at
900,000' 2%s: Due
&
F.
on
April
1,
on
April
1,
Rothschild
&
Co.,
F.
S.
•
April 1' from
on
1973 to 1978,»inclusiye..
■
..
450,000:2.90s; Due on April ! from'
1979'to 1981 inclusive.
320,000 3s. Due
on
April 1, 1982
and 1983.
Smith'ers & Co., W. H. Morton &
Other members of the syndicate:
Co., Inc., Paribas Corp., Dominick
& Dominick; Fahnestock &
Co., White; Weld & Co.; First ; National1
De • Haven & Townsend, Crouter Bank in St. Louis; Rodman &
& Bodine, A. Webster
Dougherty Renshaw; McCormick & Co.; and
& C0.7 Poole & Co., E. F. Hutton the. First National: Bank ; of St;
.
Co.; Inc., Adams, McEntee & Paul.,
Co., Inc., Boland, Saffin, Gordon
&
&
Sautter, Eldredge & Co., Inc.,
Fitzpatrick, Sullivan & Co.; Bramhall, Falion & Co.,: Inc., F. W.
Craigie & Co;, Dolphin & Bradrbury, Mackey; Dunn & Co., Inc.;
Thomas & Co., Arthurs, Lestrange
& .Co., Elkins, Morris, Stokes r&
.
Co.,
Wallace &
Co.,. Seasongood m-} 1980 and 1981. Mayer, A. E. Masten & Co., and
235,000 3.30s. Due
Fox, Reusch & Co.
1982 and 1983.:
South Dakota
Bond Sale—The
a price of
Sachs & Co., Blair & Co., 100.000999, a net interest cost of
Inc., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fen¬ about 2.78%, as follows:
ner
& Smith, Stone & Webster
$1,050^000: 2t^s. Due ' ori; April 1
Securities Corp., Salomon Bros. &
from i966 to 1972 inclusive,
:
Hutzler,. R. W. Pressprich & Co.,
11
com¬
1964 to 1977 inclusive.
V/V
C.
sold
•
Day County (P. O. Webster),
awarded
$25,000,000
were
2.87%
SOUTH DAKOTA
7 were
,
syndicate
Trust
$1,128>000- 3s. Due
205,000
The
a d e d
were,
man,
on
Incl,
White, Weld & Co:; Schwabacher
& Co.^ First National Bank of St;
Paul, National Bank of Washing¬
follows:
he
library
7
awarded to Hamilton & Co.,-at a
incl.
—
about
Other
March
net interest cost of about
Sale
of
cate:
$1,788,000
offered
a
offered
University of the Holy
syndicate
Portland.
Sale —The
awarded to
Bank, at
1992
bonds
'
Bank,
ton,
■
Bond Sale—The $125,000
April 1 from
on
Pennsylvania General State
(PST)
a.m.
.
g
to
Stuart & Co., Inc. at a
-
11
syndicate
offered
revenue
The Authority reports revenues of
$1,000,000 31, 1963,
Authority (P. O. Harrisburg),
Pennsylvania
r
posed : of Marshall & Meyer,
.
$3,800,000
March
a
$15,000,000
thority, which produces all elec¬
Housing and Home
Finance Agency.
(P. O. Lake Oswego), Ore.
school
Sandusky, Ohio
Sa I
of
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1963. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1965 to 1999 incl;
awarded to the
Bond
>
Clackamas
Bond Sale-«The $96,600 special
assessment bonds were, sold to the
Et oii d
In¬
Co., John Nuveen
& Co., Hornblower & Weeks, J. C.
Bradford & Co., Weeden & Co.,
County School District Paine, Webber, Jackson &
Curtis,
Cutler.
$17,500 im¬ Oregon City School District, Ohio
provement bonds.- Dated. April 1,
1963. Due on Dec,* 1 from 1964 to
1973 inclusive, i Principal, and in¬
May 1
on
bonds offered March
nue
Legality, approved by Chapman 8c
■
Third National Bank of Sandusky.
a.m.
pur¬
Bank
'
;
bonds. Dated
revenue
Bond
sealed bids >
on
purchase * of
J.
Board
The
bids until
sealed
11
Ghost (Pi O* Pittsburgh), Pa*
Bond Sale-'—The $3,400,000 reve¬
The bonds are * callable. Principal
and interest payable at the United
Cortland), Ohio
of
(PST)
p.m.
inclusive.
■—
for
will
March 27 for the
an
Weld
1983 to
Jan. 1 from 1968 to 1983 inclusive.
in¬
■
noon
Sale
Bank
Agent,
on
1978 to 1982 incl.
10 for the purchase of
April
$500,000
on
Principal
Offering—Lorin
The Govern¬
chase
Township School Dist.
350,000 3s. Due
Bond Offering—Millard Martin,
District Secretary, will
deceive
Dated May 1, 1963.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
Elyria Savings & Trust Company, aryl; interest, (M-N) payable at the
City?Treasurer's ioffi&bi; at City's
Avon Lake. Legality
approved by
agency in New Vork "City. Legal¬
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey.
' "
ity approved by Bricker, Evatt,
Bazetta Township Eire District
Barton, Eckler & Niehoff.
for
:
on
bonds.
—
Lynch,
i
street
Offering
Trust
Central Lincoln' People s ' Utility
District (P.O. Newport), Ore.
and interest
iUntil
'•
'
sealed bids until 9:30
150,000
Resources.
(EST)
White
Guymon), Okla.
Offering—H. W. Single-
\
>
Due
1964 to
net
posed of Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Jndep. School Dist.
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1978 in¬
Nov.
Clerk
Bank"Ar*
clusive
:
Due
to
recreation
8
1973
bonds
OREGON
Nov.
a
0 veinent bonds.
awarded
were
p.m.
•'
clusive.
Bond
school
bonds. Due from 1965 to 1971 incl.
on
1981 in¬
185,000 electricity bonds, Due
inclusive.
No. 2 (P. O.
the
for
revenue
(CST) on March 19. for
„the purchase of $175,000 school
inclusive.
1 from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
1
Bond
revenue
on
clusive.
Dec.
2
2
Duquesne
clusive.
475,000
Due
from 1964 to 1983
sewer
until
purchaser.
follows:
Dec. 1
on
from
Water
ment
(P. O. Elkins Park), Pa.
,
1
to
Cheltenham
torn, Clerk of the Board of Educa¬
Due
tion, will receive sealed bids until
from 1964 to 1978
1
Crist,
trust company designated
or
the
Bond
inclusive.
$607,500
$500,000 sewerage bonds.
85,500
Nov.
Nov.
1964
Trust,
No. 8 (P. O.
1968
372,000 recreation bonds. Due
March.
on
of
on
Bond
Executive
(J-J) payable at the
Texas County
inclusive.
75,000 improvement bonds.
were
Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
Logan.
Due
OHIO
5
terest M-N. Legality approved by
bonds.
Legality ap¬
proved by Wood, King, Dawson &
1964 to 1988 in¬
equipment
until
Dated May 1, 1963. Due
callable. Principal
are
National
bank
clusive.
Oct. 1 from
on
bonds.
from
1
5,200,000
Oct. 1 from
on
street
clusive.
1
from 1971 to 1974 inclusive.
150,000 3.10s. Due
.
Nov.
bids
$4,500,000
and interest
First
1964 to
March
Rico
Pierce, Fenner & Smith,
The Government Development
price of par, a net in¬ agent for the Puerto Rico Water
terest ^cost of about 2.82%, as fol¬ Resources Authority.
Company, Oklahoma City or at
lows:
the Option of the holder or regis¬
SOUTH CAROLINA
%V
tered owned thereof at not to $475,000 21/fcs. Due on April 1 from
1965 to 1977 inc.
exceed three additional co-paying
Laurens County (P. O. Laurens),
South Carolina
175,000 2%s.,Due on April 1 from
agents, each of which must be a
1964 to 1973 in¬
1 from
PUERTO RICO
New York), Puerto Rico
PENNSYLVANIA
April
on
of
The bonds
on
airport
Nov.
lows:
received
from
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1967 to 1985 inclusive.
clusive.
1
Stranahan, -Harris & Co.,
and Tilney & Co.
.
March 26 for the purchase of
-$172,150 impr
(CST)
Airport
sealed
(CST)
purchase
1977
inclusive.
were
be
purchase of
Orvin
—
the
of
receive
inclusive.
from 1964 to
1
Offering
Secretary
from
70,000 traffic signal bonds.
$507,000 school
March
on
p.m.
Wapheton), No. Dak.
Bond Sale—The
Due
1964 to
Liderwood Public School District
No. 28 (P. O.
communication
bonds.
Co.,
school
North Bend, Oregon
Oklahoma
Bond
26,000
-
&
Authority (P. O; 45 Wall St.,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Oklahoma City Airport Trust,
1986 in¬
•
Co., Inc., McKelvy • & ■ Co., - Ryan, ■
Sutherland & Co.^f Starkweather
receive
on
purpose
Ryan,
Pickaird, Glickenhaus & "CO., Hess,
"
interest cost of about 3.20 %.
Okla.
March 26 for the
on
$2,280,000 various
1 from
offered
(CJST)
be received until 6:30 p.m.
Due
Due
Park,
Development
Puerto Rico, Fiscal
18 for the purchase of
clusive.
NORTH DAKOTA
kins;
March
to
from 1964 to'1988
700,000 building bonds.
Stieglitz,
Inc., Herbert J. Sims & Co., Inc.,
Biofen &'Cd., Burns,: Gorbetf • &
■.,** S'-*- 'vV*.
Bond Sale—The $205,000
$875,000 improvement bonds.
inclusive.
Raleigh.
&
tional Bank of Portland, at
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
station
1
.
Halle
Puerto
Harney County School District
No. 30 (P. O. Hines), Oregon
bonds
be received until 7:30 p.m.
on
1988 inclusive.
Hanover
Company, New York City
bonds,
:
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
clearance bonds.
Nov.
on
Harrison 8c Co% Mullaney,
& Co., Rambo, Close &
Kerner, Inc., Fahey, Clark & Co.,
Wells
Portage Sayre, Winfree & Rankin.
Bethany, Okla.
bonds.
1 from
& Co.,
awarded to the United States Na¬
from 1964 to
control
Nov.
on
1,000,000
Prin¬
North Carolina National Bank,
25
the
at
OKLAHOMA
s.
1993 inclusive.
cipal and interest; (A~Q) payable
Manufacturers
Nov.
on
Due
the
improvement
1,700,000
of
April
on
from 1964 to 1984 inclusive.
&
payable
gality approved by Squire, Sand¬
ers & Dempsey.
■
bonds.
1988 inclusive.
on
$600,000 courthouse bonds. Dated
Reed,
1988
the
County National Bank, Kent. Le¬
improvement
3,500,000
ling (Secretary of the Local Gov¬
or
1964 to
for
1988 inclusive.
Bond
Trust
1 from
inclusive.
2,500,000
Edgecomb County, Tarboro (P. O.
April
Nov.
on
Mitchell.
at
27
Freeman & Co., Inc., H. A. Riecke
& Co., Inc.," Shelby Cullom Davis
Grant 8c "Remington; Inc.,; John¬
be received until 8:30 p.m, (PST)V
son,
Lane,; Space;. Corp.,
Kay, ;
on March 18 for the
purchase of
Richards & Co., C. S. McKee &
$122,418 im p.r o v e m en t bonds.
M.
of the Board of
recevie
sealed
will
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
Robinson "- Humphrey
Co.,
TENNESSEE
Clarksville, Tenm
28
for
funding
the
a.m.
(CST)
purchase
bonds.vpated
on: March i
-
the
First
l,
and
at
inclusive.
payable
March
Principal
sioner of Finance and
Co., Inc.,
1983
March
1964
Co., Inc., Lyons, Hannahs & Lee,
to
on
from
Inc., A.
&
...
W.
of $330,000
1963.: Due'
interest
Kidder
^
e S;
Crow, Mayor, will receive sealed
bids until 11
Inc., Anderson & Strudwick,
Cooley & Co., M. M. Freeman &
M.
-J"
Bond 'Offering4~C.ha r!
at the
Commis¬
Revenue;
American
or
National
Number 6247
Volume 197
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
v
■■
Bond
.
County Judge,
28
Dumas,
by
(CST)
a.m.
purchase of $580,000
school bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.
March 27 for the purchase of
a
&
^
t.
,1.
15,1963. Due on Aug. 15 from 1963
^
to
O, Jasper),
Marion County (P*
inclusive.- Interest
1980
approved
Legality
Christensen,
National
Nansemond
County
(P. O.
'•'-r
\\
Bond
scj1Q0j,
were
Sale
bonds
—
The
offered
awarded
-io y
~
&
Co.,
Inc.,
Bank
and
of
Central
1980 to
Sale-r-The $360,000 high-
Bank
of
Commerce,
$3,000,000
13
WASHINGTON
a:
Clallam
syndicate
$18,000 3.30s. Due
40,000 2%s. Due
>?.
Bon&Sale
—
•i
The $71,000 eon-*
bonds
.
^
Wood
& '
25,000 2%s. Due
offered March *7
an
struction
Humphrey Co., at
a
Robinsonnet interest
,.
*
,
-
*
,
.
were
awarded
Sequim, at
a
to
the
Bank
Pierce
Bond
Kmg County Watet District
[UnionCity, Terin.
V
„
Roberts, City Clerk, will receive
1963.
to
Due
March 1 from
on
Sale—The $240,000 reve-
March
20
1964
inclusive. Interest M-S.
1973
WE GIVE
TEXAS
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
Angleton Indep. School District,
Texas
Bond
Offering
S.
J.
—
Jr.,
President
of Trustees, will
Board
Mont¬
the
receive
sealed bids until 7:30 p.m.
March
on
:
of
gomery,
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
•'■'4
(CST)?
$2,000,000 s c h o 61 house bonds.
Dated April 1, 1963. Due on Feb.
PACIFIC COAST STOCK EXCHANGE
STOCK EXCHANGE 4,1 " '
MIDWEST STOCK
>n
r"
•
EXCHANGE
PHILADELPHIA-BALTIMORE STOCK
EXCHANGE
•
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-BONDS
1 from, 1964 to 1983 inclusive. In¬
terest F-A.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE-STOCKS
•
DETROIT
the purchase of
19 for
•
BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE
If
PITTSBURGH STOCK EXCHANGE
Legality approved by
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
Elkins,, Weems & Searls.
Connolly Consolidated Independent
School District (P. O. Waco),
Texas
Bond Sale—The
bonds
sold
were
& Sons, Inc.
,
•
Dallas
DOMESTIC
DOMESTIC
CANADIAN
Rupe
CANADIAN
~*
'
•
School District
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
EXCHANGE SEATS
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS
FEDERAL LAND BANK BONOS
RAILROAD BONOS
•
County-Line
(P. O. Leakey),
Texas
Sale—The
EQUIPMENT TRUSTS (RR.)
•
•
Leakey Independent
.' \ Bond
MUNICIPAL BONDS-
,
$195,000 school
to
BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES-*
|
$50,000 school
>
sold
were
to
.
|
.
Bond
funding
were
Pasadena, Texas ^
Sale—The
bonds
to
headed by Rowles,
at
price
a
March
2.80s.
on
Due
OTHER STATISTICAL INFORMATION
on
April
1
PRIME BANKERS' ACCEPTANCES
CALL LOAN RATES
DOW, JONES STOCK AVERAGES
on
Due
on
•
SECURITIES CALLED FOR REDEMPTION
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
-from'
•
•
TIME LOAN RATES
MONEY MARKET
Due
3.20s.
UNITED STATES TERRITORIAL
'/■
•
VOLUME OF TRADING
^
April
1;
1977 and 1978.
200,000
SECURITIES
April l from
on April 1
1974 to 1976 inclusive.
3.10s.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
INVESTING COMPANIES SECURITIES
7
follows:
a$
from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
190,000
INSURANCE STOCKS
•
net interest %
a
270,000,3s. Due
•,
REAL ESTATE STOCKS
7
'
?
REAL ESTATE BONDS
INDUSTRIAL AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS
re¬
1964 to 1970 inclusive.
235,000
INDUSTRIAL BONDS
•
,
syndicate
a
3.12%,
$300,000 3 V? s. Due
>
Winston & Co.,
of par,
cost of about
>
$1,410,000
offered
awarded
RAILROAD STOCKS
Rauscher,
Pierce & Co.
•(
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT BONDS:
•
•
bonds
April
1
1979 and 1980.
;
215,000 3^4s. Due
•
and
on
April 1, 1981
1982.
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
Other members of the syndicate: "
Howard, Weil, Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co.; McClung & Knicker¬
25 PARK PLACE
NEW YORK
Russ
& Co.;
Dewar, Robertson &
subscribe
SUBSCRIBE
and R. A. Underwood &
Reoffered at 1.85%
Dated
April
1,
'
7, N. Y.
wish
bocker; Moroney, Beissner & Co.;
I
to
to
the Bank
& Quotation
Record for one year for the sum of $45.
to 3.25%.
1963.
Due
TODAY
on
Name
April 1 from 1964 to 1982 inclu¬
sive. The bonds
are
cipal and interest
callable. Prin¬
(A-O) payable
at the First Pasadena State
Pasadena,
a
Federal
or
a
bank
Reserve
Bank,
located
in
City to be
designated by the purchaser. Le-
7
•
Jan.l, 1971
;7 ,,7,-77 -V-'; r
on
?:
receive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (PST) on
RECORD
000 school bonds. Dated March 1,
Jan. 1 from
Offering—L. R. Johnson,
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (CST) on
April 16 for the purchase of $375,-
on
County School District
& QUOTATION
,
Miss Mildred
—
Jan. 1, 1965
pfokf&:■•\(^^tyr.:'..Tre®urer^i:':'1-'will
(P. O. Seattle), Wash.
Bond
on
No* 320: (P. O. Tacoma), Wash.
cost of about 2.23%.
Bond Offering
as
of
net interest cost of
about 3.47%.
1983 incl.
1972:
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
r
y
15,000 ?%s. Due Jan. 1, 1973:
SERVICE YOUR ACCOUNTS
Co., J. Osborn
and
Co.,
Seattle,
1967 to 1970 inclusive.
way
Lucien L. Bailey &
,
and 1966.
County Park and Recrea¬
-
bonds offered March 6 were
awarded to a group composed of
,
bonds were sold to the National
Vir-
-
Tennessee
Bond
„
Bond Sale—The $98,000 school
Peoples
v
awarded to the Hartford National
sold to Foster &
,°u~yJ..00\ !?frlc,t
403 (P' °'
„
March
^hnerv^ S^ith^Iuq|and Norths
-
were
follows:
,
SulUvah Cotuity (P-. 0. Blountpille),
Webb
ginia, Charlottesville.
Suffolk), Va.
,
• ■
G.
Horner, Barksdale & Co., Wells &
Parkhurst,
Crowe, 'McCall
& era Trust
Bond Offering —E. D. Hughes,
Co., Chicago, at a price
County Judge,: will receive healed-Horton. ,
^
of 100.077# a net interest cost of
bids
until 1:30 p.nil..
(CST) on
VERMONT
about 2.83%, as follows:
March 26, for " the purchaseJ of •U' ''«v> ^ •'.V'vV' i
if •"
^
''
r
$2,400,000 2%s. Due on Jan. 1
$3bo;006 schbdl bonds.^pated April ';v|!
from 1964 to 1979 incl.,
;£l*, 1963.' Due ori April l Jrom,l969. ckB6nd Sale^he $600,000 sewage
td 1972 inclusive. "
7 "."/*'
r7
bonds
offered .March
6
were
600,000 3s. Due on Jan. 1 from
•
bonds
r*
Edward
Inc.,
•
tion., District NoX $ (P, O,
F-A. headed
by .Merrill Lynch,Pierce, ■;X-7/,r Port. Angeles), Wa*h.yX^:
McCall,
by.
a
nue
1
59
as
VIRGINIA
,
.
100.299,
3.18%.
Other members of the syndicate:
John Nuveen & Co., Johnston, Marshall, Inc.
basis Lemon & Co., Roosevelt & Cross,
jointly,
Co.,
price of
of about
cost
$6,-
000,000 school bonds. Dated Feb.
April 1 from 1964 to 1983
inclusive., ~
\
Due oh;
>
3.20s,
sealed bids until 11 am. (CST) on
March
on
(1167)
Bank & Trust Co., and Kenower,
MacArthur
Max y Frost,
—
the
for
approved
Bond Offering — Bailey Peyton,
will receive sealed Business Manager, will receive
Offering
bids until 10
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
San Antonio Indep. School District,
Texas
ip X
Tennessee*
.
.
Huguenin & Boothman.
: n
Bolivar),
Hardeman County (P. O.
.
gality
Nashville.: Legality ap-
of
Bank
.
Address
.
Zone—State
:
for: the
purchase
of
The Commercial
(1168)
SO
1, 1963. Due on April 1 from 1965
\ to 1983 inclusive. The bonds are
Principal
callable.
/
p.L
2.30s,
from
/District
on
Due
,
on;
Feb.
' • i
>
1
to 1969 inclusive.
1966
.
.
Joliette, Que.
■
Bond
G. Wintgens,
Bond Offering—H.
,
Feb! 1,; 1965..
oa
„
™
200,000'
'
'
-
$49,000 3s. Due
County
the
at
payable
(A-O)
Treasurer's office.
follows:,
as
interest
and
/
National /, Bank
of
Commerce, Green Bay Metropolitan Sewerage
\ Seattle, and McLean & Co., jointly,DistrictWis,
$110,000 school bonds. Dated April
md Financial Chronicle
Offering—J.
Jiniers; City-
,
A.
Desor-
Secretary and; Treas¬
Monday, March 18, 1963
.
the /
Banque
Canada, at
interest
Provinciale
Du.
f
price of 99.05, a net
a
cost
of
about
6.02%,
as
receive
will
urer;; will receive sealed bids until follows:
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST) on 8 p.mi (EST) on/March/25/for the- $634,000 5V4S. Due on March 1
March 28, not March 21, for the purchase of $674,000 sewer bonds,
from 1964 to 1968 inclusive.
purchase of $575,000 improvement Dated-Apr il; I ft 963; Due oh April
78,000 5 ^s. Due on March 1 from
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
bonds. Dated April 1, 1963. Due
Secretary,
,
55,000 2.40s. Due Feb. 1, 1970.
Seattle, Wash.
Bond Sale—The
Spokane * County School District
v
<:
,net interest cost of
a
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 in¬
A-O.
Interest
Jonquiere, Que.
Legality
City
Bond
about
2.94%, as follows: v;!
v
1978 to 1980 inclusive.'
-
.
callable. Interest A-O. Legal¬
are
550,000 3s. Due on / April 1 ■ from
18
Lustig,
Offering—Joseph
Dated
Harrimaft
Ripley
Co.,
&
Inc.,
ment bonds.
Co., A. C. Allyn, & Co.,
•
t5,.; /' /1
'■ v *■?.-,■'
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
J.
Bradford
C.
&
Hammill & Co.,
&
Co.,
Wood, Struthers
Beloit, Wis.
Fleming
&
Gran-
Inc.,
Co.,
bery, Marache & Co., McDonald &
Co., The Ohio Copipany, Harkness
& Hill, Inc., Elkins, Morris, Stokes
& Co., McLean & Co., IncM
Harold.
H.
Frank,
Huston
&
Co.,
Stern,
Meyer & Fox, Walter,
Woody &
Heimerdinger, Edward L. Burton
&
Atkinson
Co.,
Riecke
&
&
Co.,
H.
A.
v..
,
•„
.-"l-.'/'y
.v..
Mount
Vernon)> Wash.
Sale
—'
syndicate
a
composed of the
Harris Trust
Robert W. Baird,& Co., Inc.,,
Mullaney, Wells & Co., and Chap¬
2.74%,
as
The
urer,
the
to
s
8 p.m.
bonds.
FUEL
GAS
175,000 school bonds.
Board
declared
df
a
of
Directors
has
one-half
and
cents
per
share
the
Secretary
(EST)
on
Due
and
Bond
1
March
on
Town
will
1
19
bonds
-y
•'.*!%:< y-*« w
•
*
Secretary
and
sealed
;
1963.
to
I.
•'
the
26
Credit
to
price of 98.02,
a
Nord
sewer
were
Quebec
a net
in-
Due
on
March
^)
,<
until
Due
on
April
Common; Stock
M '(• v
*
A- >1 ^
x~* \
School
" -
Commission,
Offering—M
March
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
(EST)
on
March 27 for the
Dated April 1, 1963* Due on April/
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
St. Johns, Que.
Offering
—
J. W. Boutin,
City Secretary and Treasurer/ will
receive sealed bids until 8 p.m,
(EST)
March 26 for the pur¬
on
chase / of
$652,000
Dated April
sewer
1, 1963. Due
1 from 1964 to
Clerk,
bonds,
on
D'or, Que.
will
Philbert,
receive sealed
bids until 8:30 p.m. (EST) on
for
the
sidewalk
to
purchase
bonds:
of
Dated
April
L.
•
1962.
to
Due
1983
on
April 1 from 1964
inclusive.
PYNER,
Secretary
March 15,
1963
KNOWLEDGE
FABULOUS FLORIDA
«..F0RFUN SEEKING
VISITORS
The Bridge That Binds
The
'cJ-y
:
Municipal Bond Market
tr-.v-
/S
'' y'i >.:v .3"
'
■"/ "C-;1
'v
0-
W.. l-f)f
f
Come to the 2nd
FLORIDA POWER &
I
MIAMI, FLORIDA
|
I
»"
|
•'.!
Municipal Conference |
.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
\
;
IBA
LIGHT COMPANY
that the holders of the Common
Stock of Florida Power & Light
/
Company of record at the close %
April 4th, 1963, are
of business
The editorial
entitled to notice of and to vote /
at the Annual
holders to be held in the Sky
/»' }
Room, Dupont Plaza Hotel,
300
!
j,
<
; **
?:-'b
Biscayne Boulevard Way,
Florida, on ^Monday,.
May 13th, 1963, at 2:00 P.M.
proceedings of the Municipal Conference of the I. B. A. to
be held at the
Meeting of Stock-
!
ilia
Pick-Congress Hotel in Chicago from June 19-21, plus
ori-the-spot photographs, will again be featured in a special supplement
of The Chronicle.
Miami,
W. F. Blaylock,
Secretary
Your advertisement in this
the
>
/./■^,
special section will identify your firm with
important municipal field and the active Chicago markets.
For further information contact Edwin L.
Beck, Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, 25 Park Place, New York 7, N. Y. (REctor 2-9570)—(Area
Code 212)
FABULOUS FLORIDA
*
...FOR OPPORTUNITY
SEEKING BUSINESSMEN
%
1,
—
29, 1963.
R.
Mar.
$500,000
stockholders of record, at the close
business March
April
1981 inclusive.
Bond Offering—Albert
25
Bond Sale
The $1,045,000
purchase; of; $65,000 sewep bonds.
350,000 2.90s.
Due on; March 1 Dated Aprif I,/f963V" Due pn April/ school bonds offered Feb. 12 were
1 from 1964 to 1983 inclusive.
from 1979 to :1984 inclusive,
awarded to a syndicate headed by
Gi-
purchase of $575,000 school bonds.
1
8
1
a r c e
and Treasurer,
of
of
1,
1964
will receive sealed" bids until 7:30
Town
6s.
$175,000
of
Dated
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
119,000
sealed
March
on
April 1 from
on
Jerome
Bond
1
Pont'ViaU School Commission; Que.
on March 18 for the
p.m:;(EST)
purchase
Val
5V2S.
Bernier,
1983 inclusive.
V-
St.
Bond
terest cost of about 6,18% j as fol¬
$24,000
P.
(EST)
bonds.
Due
lows:
4
Treasurer,
bids
were
du
$143,000
Feb.
Inc., at
Offering—L. P. Laplante,
receive
25
awarded
Due on May 2
v**:
Sale—The
offered
the
for
aqueduct
price of 98.46,
a
1
Que.
receive
will
bids until 8 p.m.
basis cost of about 5.77%.
Bond
Treasurer,
Offering—L.
Clerk,
beault, Secretary
Omervillet Que.
Courville, Que.
March
on
Bond
City
p.m.
Credit
Inc., as 5%s, at
March 25 for the
p'fr
the
/
Company, payable April 15, 1963
on
the
Due
to
.
bonds.
$265,000 school
Feb.
offered
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
/
today
bonds
awarded
from 1964 tot 1978 fnclusivef: A&:
from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
350,000 2%s.
regular quarterly dividend
thirty-two
720,000 2%S;
school
Bond Sale—The
March 25,for the
on
Dated May 2, 1963.
Plaza
New York 20, N. Y.
The
(EST)
25,000 school bonds.
CO.
$58,500
Quebec
purchase of $34,500 Schbol bonds.
40,000 public park bonds.
Rockefeller
of
Mont'Laurier School Commission,
purchase of $116,000 loan renewal
p.m.
60,000 water bonds.
30
March'26 for the pur¬
will receive sealed bids until
Town
sewer
re¬
p.m.
on,
Beauport: School Commission, Que.
Bond bffering-^j; A. Gendron,
re¬
8
Borde-
will receive sealed bids until' 8:30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
NATIONAL
Offering—Emery
325,000 school bonds.
70,000 sanitary
$359,000
funding bonds. were sold
Bond
leau, Town Secretary and Treas¬
a
follows:
until
bids
*
Riviere-Du-Loup,
$291,500
of
from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
man, Howe & Co., at a price of bonds. Dated May 1, 1963. Due on
100.0244, a net< interest cost -of < May 1 from 1964 to 1978 inclusive.
about
Placements. Ltd.-
March
on
Dated May 1, 1963. Due on May 1
Savings Bank, both of Chi¬
cago;
Corpo-
Ltd.;
Pi^Eield & Co.; Ltd.; Laurent &:/;
Veillet; inc., and the Societe .de/
Dated April 1,1963.
sealed
chase
Amos, Que.
First National Bank,
and
(EST)
the.purchase
bonds.
(EST)
120,000 fire bonds.
Skagit County (P. O.
Bond
to
for
ceive
QUEBEC
awarded
were
seated
Clerk,- will' receive
Secretary and Treasurer, will
1| CANADA
n
$605,000 school bonds.
%I:
Vyy
18
sewer
Principal and interest (A-O)
Bond Sale—The $1,420,000 bonds
offered March??
Co., Inc.; and Richard
W. Clarke & Co.
'/y.>.
,
Associes
&
$184,000
of
Jean Beland,
—
bids until 8 p.m.
on
->V";v'v.^ 'X.'rf$:■?.**■$■'.k;></•£*;•"/'rpi/;$?•.
WISCONSIN
Shearson,
Co., Cooley & Co., Folger, No¬
lan,
Bond Offering
City
Due
1963.
1,
purchase
payable at' the City Treasurer's Due on April 1 from 1964 to 1983
/
office, or a bank in Janesville to inclusive.
be
agreed upon.
Legality ap¬
Matane School Commission, Que.
proved by Chapman & Cutler.
Bond
Offering — J. E. Dione,
Barney'
Loeb &
Other members of the syndicate:
Cliche
v
sive.
Bond Offering—David D. Row¬
' Cb^Kidderp lands. City Manager, will receive
Peabody & Co., White, Weld & sealed bids until May 10 for /the
Co., R. W, Pressprich & Co., Kuhn/ purchase of $4,780,600 improve¬
Sihith,
April
the
for
April 1 from 1964 to 1983 inclu¬
Tacoma, Wash.
Other members of the syndicate:
sealed
March
on
Longueuil, Que.
750,000 school bonds.
ity approved, by Burcham & Blair.
1981 to 1983 inclusive.
'
(EST)
Tatibn/do l*rets de/ Quebec; OscaT ,;
Dube &:Cie, Inch Durocher, Ro4-;
electrical work bonds; Dated April
City Manager, will receive sealed
rique & Cie, Ltd.; J. E: Laflamnie:
bids until lL a.ni;; (CST) on March 1, 1963. Due on April 1 from 1964 litd.;' Jacques Legaro/i& Cie,'Ltd/;4
26 for the purchase of $1,960,000 to 1983 inclusive.
Grenier, Ruel & Cie, Inc.; W. C.
%■ y
y
y v-i-.
Bond
\
r
Harvey,
receive
will
bids until 8 p.m.
Janesville, Wis.
Howard, County .Treasurer, will
reciiv^ sealed bids until .10 a.m;
$100,000 3%s. Due April 1, 1973.
(PST) bh April 3 -for the purchase>
400,000 23/4s. Due on April 1 from of $1,500,000 school bonds. Dated
1974 to 1977 inclusive, r's '
April 1; 1963. Due on April 1 from unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
)•; 450,000 2%s: Due on April 1 from; 1965 to 1986 inclusive.- The bonds
$750,000 sewer bonds.
'<•'
f
Clerk,
1972 inclusive.
to
333,000 6s. Due March 1, 1973.
Offering—Lionel
Bond
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
O. Spokane)y Wash.
Offering" ^— Mertbn L.
No* St (P.
Blyth & Co., Inc., at a. price of
100.00366,
on
clusive.
by
awarded to a: syndicate headed
v
1969
55,000 2V2s. Due Feb. 1, 1971.
$1,500,000 reve¬
bonds offered March 11 were,
nue
MONDAY, MARCH 18, 1963 SECTION 2 WAS THE INDEX
TO
THE
1962).
PRECEEDING VOLUME
196
(NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
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