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Reg. U.S. Pat. Oft
Volume 197
INDUSTRIAL
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and
motor
and
accessories
powdered metal products.
It
also
manu-
Treasurer of the ' Cominohwealth of 0 factures other devices for the missile and aircraft industries. Of
the
net
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock,
the Commonwealth filed a regis¬
$250,000 will be used to construct a new plant in Dayton, $200,000
tration statement with the SEC on Marclt.22, covering $30,000,000
a
to equip the plant, and the balance to carry additional inventories
bf 20-year bonds.
and accounts receivable.
In addition to certain indebtedness, the
The issue will be underwritten by a group of investment firms
company
has outstanding 820,792 shares of common stock (after
headed by Morgan Stanley & Co.
The public offering of the
giving
effect
to
a
proposed
recapitalization),
of
which
Max
bonds is expected to be made about April -11.
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Isaacson, President, and Howard B. Isaacson, Milton S. Isaacson
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Australian currency equivalent of the proceeds of the issue
and Robert A. Stein (together with Elaine I. Stein), Vice-Presidents,
will be used to assist in financing various pubile works projects
own
15.70%,
20.50%, 20.50%,
and 22.74%,
respectively.
They
throughout the Commonwealth of-Australia.
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propose to sell 30,000, 15,000, 15,000 and 17,500 shares respectively.
". The new bonds will have ; a sinking fund beginning October,.
Book value of stock now outstanding is $4.29 per share.—V. 195,
1965, calculated to retire the entire issue by maturity and will
.
non-redeemable
be
that
announced
has
for
10-years
operation
through
except
of
the
The
Piling—
1963^~flled a 'Jiteg. A" covering
on March 4,
shares to be offered at 20 cents,
Spokane.
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(Agent jv-Securities Reg'd—».
partnership), 375 .Park-Ave./New York, filed, a
4^The
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company \(a
registration .statement with'the SEC on March 19 covering $6,000,000 of interests under Exploration Venture Agency Agreements, to
be offered for public sale at $30,000 per interest. The partnership
proposes
to engage on behalf of participants in the venture in
the exploration for oil and gas on a continuing basis using funds
supplied pursuant to participants'_ commitments under the agree¬
ments. It
is estimated that the distribution of expenditures from
the fund will be as follows: 20% for cost of leases and capitalized
for drilling of test wells; and 20%
for
administrative expenses and delay rentals.
As
compensation for its services to participants, the partnership
will receive
a
V3
interest- in all properties
acquired under : the
venture, which interest will be carried by participants as to costs
through test wells and certain other costs as to each exploratory
prospect. F. A. Callery, Inc., an affiliate of the partnership, for
its services as operator of the venture properties, will receive 1%
of expenditures made on behalf of the owners of such properties.
Francis A.
Callery is managing partner of the partnership and
board chairman
of the operator,
and the two companies have
other
common
management
officials.
Francis A.
Callery has a
67.61%
interest in the capital and earnings of; the partnership,
and all of the stock of the operator is owned by him,, <• 1 , ,,4
geophysical
screening,
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common
The corporation oh Feb. 27, '1963, filed a "Reg. A" covering 30,000
common
shares to be offered at $10; without underwriting.
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Proceeds are to be used for working capital and other corporate
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Compass
of 101 -University Blvd., Denver,
exploration, development and operation of oil
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purposes.
in
per
1962
tors
Registered---
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registration statement
the SEC
with
on
is engaged in the
and gas properties.
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procedures employed by the certifying accountant as well as in¬
adequacies in the repords and accounting procedures used by the
company.—V, 195, p. 1210.
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Copenhagen Telephone Co., Inc.—-Debs. Registered
On
the
March
the
20,
(Copenhagen, Denmark) filed with
Commission a registration statement
company
Exchange
and
Securities
of $15,000,000 sinking fund
group
headed by
Smith,
Barney
& Co.
Inc., Kuhn, Loeb &' Co. Inc.,-. Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., and Lazard Freres & Co.,. New York. Interest
rate and
offering price of the debentures will be determined im¬
mediately prior to the offering which is expected to be made about
April
9,
1963,
subject
to the effectiveness,, of the registration
relating
dollar
to
statement
The
a
proposed
debentures
with
due
the
debentures
public
1978
offering
by
Securities
will
not
be
an
underwriting
and Exchange Commission.
redeemable prior to April 15,
The
of
through
in
1969.
operation
Sinking
of
fund
the
sinking
payments,
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Industries, Inc.—Common Registered—:
business
of
%:
in
and
the design, manufacture, sale and
sport shirts for men and
women's
A
21,150, ,4,5C0 and 7,020 class A shares, respectively (con«
with
the
exception of Berliner, all shares owned by
of the Mack family together own
81.8% of thg
Members
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(Stocks)-
The
the stock sale
after
and
company,
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Life Insurance Co.—Stock Registered—*
of 111 West 57th St., New York, filed a registrar,
the SEC on March 20 covering 50,000 out*
company
with
public sale by
standing guarantee capital shares, to be offered for
the holders thereof through underwriters headed by
Kidder,
Pea-
20 Exchange Place, New York. The public offer¬
ing price (maximum $135 per share) and underwriting terms are
to be supplied by amendment.
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Exchange-—
Inc.,
Co.,
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The
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Thomas
and
E.
states
50
.
forms
ordinary
of
and
group
life
annuity business, and is licensed to do
and the District of Columbia. The com-J
720,000 guarantee capital shares, of which
president, owns 149.196 shares (20,72%),
board
chairman, 40,195 shares
(5.58%)*
to sell 37,500 and 12,500 shares, respectively. Lovejoy
additional 29.25% in a trust for the benefit of three
Lovejoy,
James
also holds
an
j
Jr;,
Fordyce,
P.
They propose
sisters.,
some
as
outstanding
has
pany
all
in
business
well
as
most
writes
company
insurance
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statement
tion
the
54.5 %,
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Manhattan
12
stock of
voting
they .will own
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Boston Stock Exchange.—35
Cincinnati Stock Exchange-————
35
.....Detroit Stock Exchange
35
Midwest Stock Exchange——_—
35
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange—— 36
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington S, E.—_ 36
Pittsburgh Stock. Exchange—————36
Montreal Stock Exchange—.
37
Canadian Stock' Exchange
37
Toronto/Stock Exchange—
38
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National
Lead
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Over-the-Counter Market
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Dow-Jones Stock and Bond Averages——
SEC Index of Stock Prices.
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Transactions American Stock
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213,993
preferred
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stock,
each
'4i
class
share.
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Federal Reserve System
Foreign Exchange Rates.———
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Consolidated
Statement
of
Condition, of
Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
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46
Redemptiori Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 46
The Cburse of Bank Clearings—1
45
1988
New York, filed a registration
covering $52,843,532 of 4%%'
(non-redeemable for 10 years).
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shares of class A and 87,349 shares of class B
the rate of $177.50 in cash or debentures for
$152.50 in cash or debentures for each class B
at
and
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manufactures and sells over 200 types of chemical,
products,
including paints
and pigments, fab¬
other
and
tor
a
number
of industries,
and petroleum. In addition
preferred stock; the company has
outstanding 11.705,472 shares of common stock. Joseph A. Martino
is
president.—V. 197,; p. 960.
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lead
certain
to
and
allied
indebtedness
products,
and
the
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Nevada
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Playboy
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Marcli
15,
ment'originally
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this issue.—V. 195, p.
International,
Ciubs
tion Withdrawn-r,
,
Consolidated Mines, Inc.—Offering
Tripoli Co., Inc.,
See
the
46
A
company
ricated
46
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March
due
including railroad,-automotive, chemical
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on
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The
General Corporation and Investment News—
1
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead—
2
State and City Bond Offerings.—
53
Dividends Declared and Payable—
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Condition Statement of Member Banks of
111 Broadway,
SEC
proposed to offer such debentures or cash (subject to stock¬
approval on April 18) in exchange for the company's out¬
is
standing
metal
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debentures
holder
36
36
Miscellaneous Features
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with
subordinated
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of
company
statement
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Transactions New York Stock Exchange
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iThe company of ^1784 .Stanley Avenue, Dayton, Ohio, .filed a
registration- statement with the SEC on March -20 covering 127,500.
shares^ of/comifion' stock, of which 50,000 shares are to be offered
for
public "sale by the company ' and 77,500 shares,
being out¬
standing stock,
by. the holders thereof.
McDonald & Co.,
1250
Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland,
heads the list of underwriters.
a
variety
a
outstanding
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New York Stock Exchange (B onds)
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24
American Stock Exchange-—30
an
'Globe
filed
of styles. It also designs, sells and distributes
a
limited group of women's slacks and shorts. The company has
outstanding 119,250 class A and 238,500 class B common shares,
of which Richard J. Mack, president, Elizabeth R. Mack. David L,
Berliner, a vice president, and Alan R. Mack own 58.2%,
17.7%,
12.2%
and 5.9%, respectively, of each class. They propose to selj;
them).
New York Stock Exchange
fund
together
engaged
is
company
in
shirts
PAGE
1973
which will com¬
the payment
equal installment at maturity, will retire the entire issue.
*
Principal of and interest on the debentures will be payable in ;
sole
supplier
of
telephone
service
on
the
Danish
Islands
of
U. S. currency in New York City.
The company,
50.65%- owned by the Danish Government, is the
Zealand,
on
which Copenhagen is
located, Lolland-Falster and'
Bornholm
under a concession granted to
it by the Government.
(Net proceeds from the sale of the debentures will be converted
into Danish kroner and applied to the financing of the company's
construction program -which
is designed to meet the demands of
new
telephone subscribers and to continue the conversion of the
telephone system to dial system operation.—V. 195, p. 2820.
except
mence
Cincinnati,
St.,
public sale by the holders thereof through underwriters headed
by W. E. Hutton & Co., 14 Wall ;St., New York. The public offers
ing price (maximum $20 per share)
and underwriting terms arq
to be supplied by amendment.
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Sixth
East
stituting,
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National Stock
412
registration statement with the SEC on March 20 covering 102,060
outstanding shares of class A common stock, to be offered for
Stock and Bbnd Quotations
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of
corporation
69,390,
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Shirt Corp.—Class A Registered—
Mack
The
In This Issue
s
to
distribution
March
the
that
circular
and
the financial
statements
therein, v
by>'Edward Baranov, a certified public accountant of
San Diego, contained false and misleading statements of material '?/
facts with respect to thg company's earnings, income, profits, assets,
liabilities and surplus; amounts owed
to.the company by its af¬
filiates; intercompany transactions between
the company and its
subsidiaries, and inadequacies in the audit performed and auditing
;
Tower, Nashville, Tenn., filed a
to believe
it has reasonable cause
that
order
■>
offering
certified
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The company;; Life and Casualty
the SEC issued an order temporarily sus*
A exemption from registration under the
stock offering by Mc Daniel
1963,
1933 with respect to a
proposed the public offering of 100,000 common shares at $3
share. According, to the order, the offering began in February
and was completed in March 1962 through California Inves*.
of Los Angeles, as underwriter. The Commission asserts in its
issuer's
,
Life & Casualty Insurance Co. of Tennessee—Com¬
mon
Equipment, Inc.—Offering Suspended—♦
14,
Regulation A provides a conditional exemption from registration
respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000
amount. In a notification filed on Jan. 19, 1962, Mc Daniel Equip* A/
suspension
company
president.
management officials as a group 15.8%,
to sell 250,000 shares each.—V. 197, p. 059,
ment
,
was organized in December 1962 for the purpose of
constructing, .equipping and operating a beef and pork
packing plant facility/, to be loctaed on. a- site (not yet selected)
near
Beatrice. The company has not engaged "in any business al¬
though is1 said to have engaged aji architect and preliminary plans
for
the plant have been drawn.
According to the prospectus, as¬
suming the minimum of $500,000 is raised, the plant will not be
placed in operation for about 19 months. Of the $740,000 estimated
net
proceeds from, the stock sale
(assuming all units are sold),
$400,000 will be applied to construction of the pjant, $225,000 for
equipment, and the balance for land acquisition, sewage facilities,
working capital and miscellaneous expenses. The company plans
to
raise any balance
of funds required if all the units are not
sold
through mortgage loans, equipment obligations and/or bank
loans, and plans to arrange for an open line of about $250,000
accounts receivable financing through banks for financing purchases
of
cattle and hogs and for inventory maintenance. Allen Davison
is
is
Jr.,
with
stock,
and
Compass Exploration,; Inc.—"Reg/ A" Filing-—
;
registration statement
shares of 6% non-cumu¬
a
5/000 shares of
Dudley,
and
Regulation
a
Guilford
and
has outstanding 6,236,820 shares of com¬
John D. and Clint W. Murchison own 715,215
Equipment, Inc., 516 7th Avenue, San Diego. The order provides
an opportunity
for hearing, upon request, on the question whether
the suspension should be vacated or made permanent.
60%
costs;
general
Mc Daniel
March
Chairman
Board
(11.5%)
Securities Act of
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,
Is
company
which
of
each
pending
financing,
.
Callery
(Francis A.)
filed
Nebr.,
covering 5,000
13
($100 par) and
offering will be cancelled,
The
exchange
949."
p.
Beatrice,
is engaged in the business of writing life and acci#
insurance on an ordinary, weekly premium (indus¬
basis in 19 states and the District of Columbia.
The
stock,
shares
this issue.—V. 191, p. 605.
March
SEC FILINGS
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The Murchisons propose
,
(non-cumulative). It is proposed to offer such
for : 12,000 outstanding shares (100% ) of The
Seymour Water Co.,' a Connecticut company (on a share-for-share
basis). No- underwriting:.is involved.
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The company is engaged in the business of collecting, purifying,
selling and distributing water for public and private use and con¬
sumption in Bridgeport and certain towns in Fairfield County, Conn.
Seymour Water is engaged in a similar business in certain towns
of New Haven County, Conn., as well as fire protection service.
In
addition
to
various
indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
495,000 shares of capital stock, of which management officials as
a
group
own 3.1%.
Frederick B. Silliman is President.—V. 196,
in
on
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Mountcastle
Paul
mon
to be offered for public sale in units Consisting of one common and
one
preferred share and at $150 per unit.
No underwriting is in¬
volved. Unless a minimum of $500,000 is raised within 120 days,
the full amount of funds raised will; be returned to purchasers and
t
stock
capital
Shares
SEC
lative preferred stock
835 Main St., Bridgeport, Conn., filed a regis-,
tration statement with the SEC on March 13 covering 12,000 shares
of
of
company
the
wtih
ex¬
of
company
Tripoli Co., Inc.,
The
.
in the
engaged
2 Bridgeport Hydratflic Co.—Files Exchange Offer—*
Uy. The
and
President.
Homestead Packers, Inc.—Units/Registered-
of gold placer claims in Alaska,-
development
and
ploration
r'r",
E.
of
Bonanza
see
through Duval
general corporate purposes.
Proceeds are to be used for
A
The compahy
health
trial)
On
corporation
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Highland Chrome, Inc.—Offering Suspended-
Bonanza Gold* Inc.-—"Keg. A"
♦
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2817.
p.
jhnking fund.-—V. 196, p. 1656.
750,000 common
ESTABLISHED
.
outstanding shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale
by John D. Murchison and Clint W. Murchison, Jr. through under¬
writers headed by Goldman, Sachs & Co.,
20 Broad Street, New
York, and Equitable Securities Corp., 322 Union Street, Nashville,
The
public offering price (maximum $36 per share) and under¬
writing terms! are to be supplied by amendment. '
public offering price (maximum $11 per share) and under¬
writing terms are to be supplied, by -amendment.
company's principal products are miniature electric motors
A The
Harold Holt,
Hon,
Australia,
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INSURANCE
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The
(Commonwealth of) Australia—Bonds Registered—
if" The Rt.
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Price $1.60 a Copy
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FINANCIAL
Corporation and Investment News
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PUBLIC UTILITY
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New York 7, N. Y., Monday, March 25, 1963
General
RAILROAD
PUBLICATION
INFORMATIVE
Number 6249
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AND
LEADING
THE
Susp'd
10. '
Inc.—SEC
Registra¬
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the company withdrew its registration state-?
filed with the SEC on May 28. 1962, which covered
1963,
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1214)
system.
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
By
SIDNEY BROWN
The
exciting financing week.
sizable isues left in the five-day float to make an
senior debt
week's
float
comprises $168,124,000
in 25
competitive tax-
exempts of $1 million or larger in size, four private competitive offerings ($39,595.000) of which three are equipment trust certificates and one is an electric
utility, and
one
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addition
In
the
to
above
outlined
31
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debt issues,
senior
MOBIL
SOCONY
t 'A
OIL;
STATE
COMMERCIAL CREDIT
LEAD WEEK'S DOCKET--
%
The
determining
liance
this
on
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for swelling the bill supply
reason
money
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and/or American Euro-dollars there in search of higher returns.y
Among the larger capital issues expected in the market in the following loUr
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COMMISSION.
(March 28):
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,
,
,
$22 million TEXAS ELECTRIC SERVICE CO. first mtge. Moody's double-A
rated bonds with no call
protection; $8.1 million SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO,
trust certificates with no call protection and rated double-A
the board; 200,000 shares of ST. JOHNSBURY TRUCKING CO. com-
equipment
across
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via Hornblower & Weeks.
mon
Also, $41.6 million STATE OF MASS. various G. O. bonds rated Moody's
double-A; $10,260,000 MACOMB COUNTY, MICH., SHOENHERR DRAINAGE DIST; $9,260,000 JACKSON, MISS, various G; O. bonds rated Baa by
Moody's; $8 million CHARLOTTE, N. C., various G. O. bonds rated A by
Moody's; and $3,281,000 HUNTINGTON •& SMITHTOWN UNION FREE
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Ay
SCHOOL DIST.
1^0.
10, N. Y. *
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO.
non-callable equipment trust cer¬
tificates
rated
double-A across the board; 350,000 secondary shares of
ROBINS (A. H.) CO. INC., common via Goldman, Sachs & Co., and Smith, •
Barney & Co.; $18,178,000 COLUMBUS, OHIO, various G. O. bonds rated
Moody's Aa;r$15 million PUERTO RICO WATER RESOURCES AUTH./
$4,020,000
;
electric
bonds
rated
A
by
S
P's; $6 million SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS., Independent school district; $4,355,000 SALEM, ORE., sewer G. O.
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and
■
revenues
revenue
&
bonds.
If
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t
SOCONY MOBIL OIL CO., INC., rated triple-A
$200 million
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,
,
across
the
dates of April 9 and May 15,
UNIV.
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and
If they had, then one could cor¬
cake
our
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and
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•-It is not proper to conclude
that when a man is repeatedly hit by a bat and
whisky to counteract the pain he is not being mauled. Nor can one compare
the borrowing by an individual to pay off a loan which leaves net debt the
same to the offset of $1.8 billion between the Fed and the commercial banks.
That
monetization by the Fed constitutes financing the debt
through the banking
system.
To say otherwise* is to perpetuate a half truth or a myth—hardly a
worthy position to adopt when the Treasury and the Federal Reserve must have
domestic
international
and
■A-;/
confidence
in
their
management
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7/*y-7'- .I'A•>"-**
A
of
debentures; protected against call for five years with two delivery
1963, via Morgan Stanley & Co.; $5.9 million
OF
COLORADO, BOULDER,. COLO, dormitory revenue bonds;
$5 million CLARK
fiscal
our
the
FED
million
as previously reported;
Helping to boost average free reserves was a
mighty $345 million increase in the float. The daily average of member banks
ro:e $177 million from
the earlier week, the average holdings of governments,
by the Fed declined $223 million from prior week and money in circulation on
the average showed a weekly rise of $57 million. The
gold stock remained un¬
changed for three weeks in a row and the actual free reserves for the March 20
day was $337 million—down $155 million from actual March 20.
STRANGE
I
I
DECLINE IN LONGER
NOT
FOUND
IN
TERM GOVERNMENT
TAX-EMPTS
Ever since the last refunding by the Treasury,
there has been
|
slight persistent
by municipals and
weakening of price in long governments
a
not experienced
From the time of the Treasury's announcement of its latest
ccrporates.
sion, Feb. 20, there
was
of the three reopened issues
the
involved in the Feb. 25-March 8 exchange. '
Treasury has announced the date and the
of long
terms—$300
million
of
amount
1989-94
bonds
of
of 4%
of 1988-93.
bonds
at times,
4.02% last March 20.
culty
The market met
stayed
and,
fractionally
the price of 4%
below
4%.
yield with
That
yielding"
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YIELD
CHANGES
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"When
"When
Issued"
"BANKING SYSTEM''
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4.00
—3.89
issued"____
3.93
3.90
bonds of november
7.7:-
4%
It continues to be the proud boast of the Treasury and the Federal Reserve that
the additions to the Federal debt in the past year or so have been financed
outside the banking system.
Periodically
37/s%
,
Regular 1
:
,
issued"
FEDERAL
RESERVE
there
is
no
difference
of
opinion
between
them
as
to
on
this
NOTE:
The
.
by $1.8 billion, but this increase
rose
:
was
.
New
a
net
year
balance, all of the $7.1 billion increase in the debt during the
ending last January was financed outside the domestic banking
%
.
,
the
on
Fed.
issued
announcement
exchange
took
28-DAY
only
1-Apr.
the
place
closing
Bank.
last
Total
issue.
All
quotations
-
-
during
-
••
Feb.
■
'
-
was
12
made
8.
AND
(2)
Total
Corporates
:
the
inclusive,
after
hours
12.
-7.'
refunding
Feb.
" y
and
20,
--:y **■"
7
UNDERWRITTEN
Stocks
M'ar.
after
reopened ones. Yields
prices computed by the ~
•'
7
:;-:7' ;7,",r'7.
7.
Corporate
•
ceased
were
asked
of
7
and
21
rest
21-March
Treasury conversion
Feb. (25-March
Feb.
the
-
VISIBLES
;7
Total
•
Municipals*
(3)
Total Visibles
(Cols. 3 + 4)
(4)
(5)
$30,150,000
61,800,000
8,418.750
$319,745,000
67,150,293
70,218,750
7 $168,124,000
124,889,000
183,257,000
65.000.000
13
20
Apr.
•"
$289,595,000
45,000,000
6
8-Apr.
15-Apr.
(+121)
commenced
new
occurred
(1)
Apr.
10,410
10,289
—68)
,
(+107)
Bondst
Mar. 25-Mar. 30
(
(+160)
COMPETITIVE
•
13,580
4,271
composite
Reserve
yields
for
(
|
30,554
quotations
the
was
.
Million)
2,293
30,394
Corporate
■
:
/:
—4,164
issued"
1967
4.02
33,900,000
98,900,000
184,345,000
192,039,293
253,475.750
283,243,000
22,150,293
'.
$487,869,090
$161,395,000
$94,619,043
$556,014,043
$660,615,000
$1,316,629,043
$509,293,000
—w
$201,519,043
$710,814,043
$559,449,000
$1,270,313,043
$571,169,700
$470,864,800
$1,042,034,500
$392,789,000
decline
of $1.8 billion in the government security holdings of commercial banks.
On
of
York
•When
Apr.
.
completely offset by
"When
35/8S
based
are
subject is
which
'
Total
what
"During the twelve months ending Jan. 31, 1963 (the latest month
detailed ownership figures are
available), all of the deficit
was financed outside the
hanking system.
During this twelve-month
period, holdings of government securities by Federal Reserve Banks
for
I ;
3.96
OUTRIGHT
HELD
13,580
Bonds
so
policy, regarding the Treasury's principal headache.
contained in a release signed by Alfred Hayes,
head of the N. Y. Federal Reserve Bank, dated March
14, in the capacity as
fiscal agent for the United States reporting on the results of the Treasury's
latest advanced refunding.
The Treasury issued the identical release the same
day. Mr. Hayes wrote (italics supplied):
latest
"
'
2,361
Notes
should be the Fed's role, or
The
,
Mar. 20
($ Million)
Certificates
price inflation remains removed from the domestic scene. Even Secre¬
one occasion has pointed out wilh pride that the
debt's growth has been financed outside the banking
system and that he agrees
Martin
4.00
4.01
GOVERNMENTS
•:-/
as
Mr.
4.01
-
-
4.04
Bills
tary Dillon on more than
with
.
-
3.94
Feb. 20
Congress spend sums too large for the Treasury to meet or
to pass on to the public.-Dr. Heller has not been
happy about this answer in
pressing the argument that financing the deficit outside the banking system
long
y:'
3.94
4.05
3.95
^
in the lurch should
danger
■
—
./
3.9#
£
15, 1974
4.01
I
Regular
the past several months, at Joint Economic Committee and
Hearings, CEA Chairman Heller and FRB Chairman Martin have
differed on the advisability of bank-financed debt.
The latter has abjured it
qualified, however, with the obvious promise that the Treasury will not be left
no
3.88'
,
3.94
,
*
—
,
"
3.89
*
in
financing at this time invites
,
y
3.97
3.94
3.66
BONDS OF FEBRUARY 15, 1980
Senate Finance
would hurt the economy and that bank
3.61
15, 1971
8.96
y
"J
*-
Mar. 20
—"
3.90
*
3.87
Mar. 14
—3.62
BONDS OF NOVEMBER
_-yy
Mar. 13*
3.62
:
:
"When
\
ISSUES
is,1
Mar. 12
3.62
Regular
;y.
Feb. 21
issued"..,—
3%%
via Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
February
of
Feb. 20
Regular
y|'\Vy;y;.'y'*:yv'
the week are: 37,500 units of COLONIAL
BOARD CO. via Putnam & Co.; and 600,000 shares of PUERTO RICAN CEMENT
HALF TRUTH AND MYTH ABOUT HAVING FINANCED THE DEFICIT
notes
.
decline
REFUNDED
IN
'
4
during
OUTSIDE THE
diffi¬
no
issue "was
"
.
common
—?
expect that this will not help longer terms to reverse the drift toward
higher yields manifested since Feb. 20. The first long term sale ever made byj,
the Treasury to syndicate's highest bid took place last Jan. 8 for $250 million
COUNTY SCH. DIST., NEV.
pany to pay off the notes at specific redemption prices in the event of a
m receivables. 'r: A.
••
CO,
second
its
April 9
on
can
During the course of the week First Boston Corp. and Kidder, Peabody & Co.
hope to bring out $50 million COMMERCIAL CREDIT CO. notes of '81; They
are non-redeemable prior to April
1, 1971 except for clause allowing the com¬
sometime
conver¬
really only one day when governments firmed in price
The table just below indicates what has happened to the yields
—last March 14.
Now that
YIELD
CORPORATES
OR
4
expected
BUYS
,
week
♦
Also
and
»
A ,Ly'vy V!yy 'OlAirV-.'.>1 •'.- •''v-'- I.'i'.y-'iv
;;
LONGER TERMS AND SELLS BILLS
ending March 20, the Federal Reserve purchased $91 million of
notes, $67 million bonds and sold $137 million bills from its outright holdings.
However, in disgorging $31 million of repurchases, its total governments de¬
clined $10 billion .compared to March 13. These moves aided the bill's
yield
rate and should help nudge longer terms' price
up.
Free excess reserves on
the average declined $45 million from the earlier week to $306 million based
on
revised average for week ending March 13 of $351 million and not
$311
In
one
Thursday (March 28):
;
results have prevailed?
same
go down, consumers and business expenditures rose, and despite
investment in governments other overall saving did not go down,
competitive sale
-
gold
.
fed
I
*
(March 27):
Wednesday
(ignoring
money
<
MEMBER BANK CREDIT HOVERS AT $306 MILLION AS THE
hoped, for clearance last week; and $15 million' FLORIDA DEVELOPMENT
Tomorrow
not
'"'A.'"-''i-i'v'.
$5,475,000 NORFOLK & WESTERN RY. non-callable equipment trust certificates rated triple-A across the board; 150,000 shares of PAK-WELL
PAPER INDUSTRIES, INC. common via. Francis duPont & Co. which had
♦
press
monetary affairs.'
*■
|
(March 25):
printing
•
.
The'economy's rise hardly accounts for having
(nonbank) savings at the same time.'
nudging technique to advance the yield rate to a point compe¬
prevailing abroad so as to forestall the flight of short term
days are:
to
'
,
out of real
..
the Treasury's
was
would the
means,
the nonbank
with those
titive
•
cash.
new
is' tantamount
reduced time-savings reserve requirements and permitted the full
historically record high float to take place. The resulting credit boost
facilitated the $6.3 billion purchase by the nonbank sector. If the Fed had not'
bought what the commercial banks sold, nor provided credit through other
level did
early January that the Treasury tapped this source. Last year
bills for
latter
rectly state that the debt, was financed outside the banks. During 1962 the price
will be in the money market today (March 25) for $100 million
cash via its regular weekly bill series.'This will mark the first time since
(Dec. 31, 1961Dec. 31, 1962) saw the Treasury increase its regular weekly marketable bills
outstanding by $7.8 billion to $45,245,120,000; Regular bills as a per cent of total
marketable debt constituted 19% of the Dec. 31, 1961 debt and rose to 22% of
the Dec. 31, 1962 amount. Last Jan. 3 and 10, the Treasury sold $201 million
the
in this case).
effect of
The Treasury
new
of the
Fed last year
MASSACHUSETTS AND
OF
CO.
.
Hayes, et al, would have an argument if it could be pointed cut that a
reduction of governments was not absorbed by the Fed and not offset
by other
Federal Reserve measures.
In addition to adding to its outright holdings, the
private equities groomed for appearance aggregating about $30 million of which
one is a secondary and another by a Puerto Rican firm.*' "
"
"
* -
'•
-
Mr.
several
are
taken by government in-
was
The
commercial banks
reserves
..
there
the
Moreover,
other negotiable than Socony's tentatively expected sometime
this week.
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
proof tendered is the $1.8 billion offset between the Fed
which, supposedly, leaves the banking systems net
debt-holdings the same.
Conveniently forgotten is the credit expansionary
effect when the Fed buys a U. S. security.
It is credit-inflationary enough
when a commercial bank buys a government through credit created by the
Fed; it is much more credit expansionary when the Fed monetizes debt directly.
offering dent out of the $457.7 million fixed interest rate capital, debt
securities scheduled today (March 25) through this Thursday, there are numer¬
benture
The
essence
and
store for this week. Despite
ous
.
remaining $6.3 billion was divided among for¬
eign and international accounts ($2.4 billion), corporate pension funds
and individuals ($1.0 billion), state and local government ($0.9"
billion),
business corporations ($0.7 billion), andpther investors ($1.3 billion)."
repeat of last week's heavy demand for permanent investment funds is in
Socony Mobil Oil Co.'s mammoth $200 million, de¬
A
About $800 million of this total
vestment accounts.
.
Last
week—
.
March
*$1
22,
1962———
million
or
more.
.
.
_
,
$1,434,823,500
.
•
,(1215)
COMPETITIVE
"■:J"
■
-
&'■
V*
-Vi,
VA
v
•»
..
,*/,
Corporate bonds:,
With
:
*
^
Without
.«.
-'J •"/,.!
•• •
y./.-J • :,'V?«..
Last
This Week
..
.
-
.
'
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>
$888,395,01)0 (81).>'
,
*,321»087,500 (24)
dates_„-__L„_„^
''Includes:
NEGOTIABLE. BACKLOG
AND
(,'•'•>/
✓
•
■
.
>
P
million
'
r..'
.
March 22, 1962
Week
•
\
• >.
$868,293,000 <31)
r 235,087,500,(35),
.
,
^
million
$805,229,000 (49)
.
:
Total
Total
'
-
stocks
,£if;
•
corpofates,
$668,098,970(264)
»;
903,495,700(378)
•
$438,056,413(129)
;
,
$1,572,194,670(039)
$i,501,438,913( 1.85)
$2,503,931,270(729)
isivdjojuniu
jmox
'
With
-J
dates-,.
*801,790,000 (90)
825,970,000 (84)
$2,233,724,793(208)
$2,387,408,913(208)
i
604,747,000 (95)
;
rest
$3,174,078,270(824)
financings
billion
water
Water
Resources
in
parentheses,
denote
March;
MICH.,
capital and refunding by nonfinancial and
plan
million
$10
early
ALABAMA STATE
and
sales dates set, $49 million CHICAGO UNION
$64.7 million by three rails without calendar
dates set. The latter consists of: $4.5 million MISSOURI PACIFIC RR. equip, tr. ctfs., $10.2 million
CHICAGO BURLINGTON & QUINCY RR. in two separate equip, tr. ctf. offerings in addition to May
3 scheduled $4.5 million, and $50 million Southern Railway Co. general mortgage bonds as first of
tlhcludes $31,095,000 in six equip; trust ctfs. with
CO. in serial and sinking fund bonds, and
to
the
million
i;
Continued from page 1
through
2*70,000 common shares to have been offered publicly,
Qolkm, Divine & Fishman, Inc.,. Chicago;—V. 195, p. :ioa2;
Registration Withdrawn
Publishers Co., Inc.—SEC
1963, the company withdrew its registration state¬
filed with ' the SEC on Aug.; 29, 1862;' which
stock to have been sold by certain
through
Roth &
Co., Inc., Philadelphia.—V.
195,
On March 14,
ment
~
originally
covered 25 000 shares of common
stockholders,
2585.
p.
The company
tion
statement
of 424 Madison Avenue, New York, filed a registra¬
with the SEC on March
13 covering $450,000 of
inter¬
public
i
$9,000 per interest.
No underwriting is involved.
Xhe Partnership will be formed in New York, when $450,000; has
of this offering, for the purpose of producing
dramatico-musical adaption of a dramatic play written by Terence
been raised as a result
and
promoter,
first
the
A & M Instrument, Inc.—Asset Sale
See
respect
with
The
Commission's
the
staff
for
Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co.—Bond Sale Planned—
March
petitioned
20,
$45,000,000 of first mortgage bonds in
The company operates through three
certified
scheduled
common
carrier
of
and
engages in the
and charter
carriage
contract
air
freight
air
of
other
The
carrier.
divisions,
'
industry
*
I's
,
t
freight
and
divisions
of which Is a
and
air
mail,
passengers as a
produce window
pulverizing machinery and dust collecting
Rentzel is board chairmah and president. In
indebtedness,
the company has outstanding
1,381,721 shares of common stock, of which Earl F. Slick, chairman
of the executive committee, owns 11.9%
and management officials
as
a
group 22.4%. In addition, Martin-Marietta Corporation owns
shades
of
"*
^
-
-
of
p.
were
400.000
shares
additional
shares
issued
to
and
(28.9% )
at
$8
Martin-Marietta
holds
options
to
acquire
of
debentures
of
its
were
as
issued
to
sell
'
'
*
Japan—Proposed Bond Sale--*
March 20,
Government's
of
$60,000,000
-L-:
Regulation
respect
amount,
costs
heavy
officials
in
preparing the
thaii double
March
On
18,
$75,000,000 of
Proceeds
bonds
company
period
the
in
used
be
will
the
1963,
retirement
for
the
Harvard,
March
on
Proceeds
it
1963,
4,
$40,000,000
that
reported
was
mortgage
first
of
bonds
the
due
plans to
competitive
at
June 18.
will be
used
Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
for
construction.—V.
197, p.
1011.
manufacturing
aerosol
entered
stock
of
into
has 7
company
a
Western
President,
Yalem,
of
quarter
equal
27
to
has announced that net Income
1963 ended Dec.
31, 1962, was
share. This compares with
fiscal
cents
common
per
cents
share,
per
for tbe corresponding;
that' income-producing receivables had In¬
creased
approximately $8,000,000 during the quarter to an alltime high of $84,487,000 at Dec.
31, 1962. He added that "this
growth pattern has continued into the current quarter and should
be
reflected
In
increased
earnings during the balance of fiscal
company
1993
has
it
of $528,656,. or 26
period last year.
-
Public Service Electric & Gas Co^—B'd Sale Planned
sell
that
said.
Income
of
Mr.
bidding
H.
first
$531,356
$8,000,000 of maturing bonds.—V.
On
that
outstanding
Charles
that it expects to sell
1963 through 1967.^ j
stated
construction, - and -the
197, p. 718.
for
more
Harvard,
at
Bridgeport,1' Conn.,
•
was
:
1963."
and
Yalem
He
will
reported
further
stated
expand
as
that
Aetna
is
good financial
in
rapidly as personnel can
197, p. 139.
be trained
condition
to
operate
additional units.—V.
^
Southern California Edison Co,- -Bidding Date Set
For Bond Sale—
fa) Tripoli Co., Inc., 1215 Walnut Street. Philadelphia; (b) Nevada
Mines, Inc., 200 West 57th Street,-New York;
and
Cc) Highland Chrome, Inc., 1207 Hoge Building, Seattle, Wash. Each
order provides an opportunity for hearing* upon
request, on the
question whether the suspension should be vacated or made perma- %
nent.
the
to
movement
Aetna Finance Co.—Net Up Slightly—
Pennsylvania Power & Light Co.—Bond Sale Planned
vi
Canadair
Consolidated
with
It has definite plans to sell $25,000,000
raise money for construction.—V. 197,
to
October
pulverizing
Or. March 18, 1963, the SEC issued orders temporarily suspending
Regulation A exemptions from registration under the Securities Act
of 1933
With, respect to public stock offerings by
the following:
in
in
1963, it was reported that the Diet is considering
budget for fiscal 1964, which includes plans to
external loan bonds and $20,000,000 City of
Tokyo bonds in the U. S. during the fiscal year April 1, 1963 to
March 31, 1964.
If approved, it is expected that $30,000,000 of the
external loan bonds would be offered in May.
On
the
$10 per share. Such options
part of rhe consideration for the
Tripoli Co., Inc.—Offering Suspended—
•
debentures
615.
and
machinery division. The
Limited in exChange for a temporary note of the company in the same amount,
such temporary note evidencing part of a loan made by Canadair
to
the company in August
1962 and used as part of the initial
payments on two aircraft, acquired 1 rom Canadair.—tV. 197, p. 961,
acquisition
company's
$615,000
to
(Government of)
various
to
record
1963, it was reported that the company has made
sell $25,000,000 of 25-year debentures at com¬
18,
plans
petitive bidding on June 6.
all
manufacture
and
300,000
March
tentative
equipment.; Delos W.
addition
and
television
contract for the acquisition
Filling Corp. of Los Angeles,
Calif.', largest aerosol producer on the West Coast.
The
transaction
involves
an
exchange
of stock
whereby the
owners
of Western Filling receive 136,000 shares of common stock
and 650 shares of preferred stock of Aerosol Techniques.
With
production
centers
on
both Coasts, Aerosol Techinques
becomes
the
largest manufacturer in the aerosol Industry, it is
believed.
ATI's 1962 sales totaled about $10.8 million,
with net
earnings of $487,000 before taxes and $240,000 after taxes. Western
Filling sales last year were almost $4.8 million, with net earn¬
ings :of: $337,000 before taxes and $167,000 after taxes.
H.
R.
Shepherd,
President of
Aerosol Techniques,
said
that
among
major
benefits anticipated
through
the
acquisition are
substantially accelerated business expansion in the growing mar¬
kets
of
the
West, reduction of distribution costs,
and technical
advantages to be obtained through complementary research and
development.
With the; transaction, ATI acquires a number of
important patents held by Western Filling,
particularly In the
water-based hair spray field.—V. 196, p. 1047.
subsidiaries,
& Co.,
i
•.This
of
loan; repayment.
Eastman Ipillon/ Union Securities
will underwrite the offering.—V. 197, p. 236.
On
one
President,
plant for the current and future expansion in color television.
announced
early April.
Proceeds will be used for construction, investment in
Slick Corp.—Debentures Registered—
.
Ross D. Siragusa, Chair¬
said that sales of all con¬
shareowners,
Barreca,
was
Public
r
debentures (series
public sale by
Canadair Limited, a Canadian company, from time to time in the
over-the-counter market at prices then obtainable (or the common
shares,, if converted, on the American Stock Exchange or over-thecounter market at prices then obtainable). *
to
report,
Vincent
Aerosol Techniques
reported that the company had
Service Commission for authority to
It
1963,
State
the
Columbia Gas System, Inc.—Proposed Deb. Sale—
for
per
in 1961,
With the completion of expanded color
111., the company now has a production
capacity of 100,000 color sets per year.—V. 197, p. 519.
2027.
offered
$1.01
annual
and
Color
and
be
\
taxes
after
or
the
the
in
111.,
New York,
subordinated
were
sales
.
but before a tton-recurring charge were
share on 2,423,161 shares outstanding.
Net
earnings after the non-recurring charge were $1,965,501 or
81 cents per share, compared with a profit of $2,915,265 or $1.20
per share last year.
Earnings
Proposed Registrations
through Cantor; Fitzgerald'& Co., Inc.,"* Beverly Hills, Calif,—-V. 195,
may
1962, ' an
products showed gains. They reported there was continued'
pressure on earnings due
to the exceptionally' keen competition,
issue
convertible
860.
p.
reported; that consolidated net sales
,8%
increase .over last year's
has
company
$2,459,020
In
March, 14, 1963, the company wtihdrew its registration state¬
ment originally filed with the SEC_on April 23, 1962, which covered
60,000 common shares to have "been oifered at $12.50 per.share,
debentures
Approved—
195,
of
man,
On
The
this issue.—V.
Corp.—Sales Up 8%; Net Down—
$201,505,441
iiv
$186,885,233,
to
by
Electronics .Corp.,
Loral
Admiral
within or from the State of
Highland Chrome alleges
securities
of
sale
order
.
News of Business and Finance
director
temporarily enjoined from certain violations in
were
The
•
sumer
On
1978.
:
,
Admiral
due
^
,
1963
Wisconsin Public Service Corp.—Proposed B'd Sale
facilities
B)
21,
On
March
19,
1963, it was reported that the company plans
to: sell $15,000,000 of, bonds at competitive blddlng later this ;year«
—V..197, p, 236.
;'
■
,7,/': >
,* ■ v.
TV
The corporation, Shoreham Building, Washington, D. C., filed a
with the SEC on March 13 covering $615,000
,
last week's tally of
or without changes
also 48 postponed corporates at estimated $88,297,000 compared to
aggregating $95,548,000. These postponed securities may return with
offered or be withdrawn.
v
y
issues
the
,
,
CO.
March
having ignored repeated requests
such reports.—V. 194, Dec. 2162.
and will receive 1%
of. .the' gross weekly box-office
his services in connection with the production of the
play. Coward and Kurnitz will receive 9%
of the gross-weekly
box-office receipts, and Rattigan Productions, Ltd.
(owner of the
dramatic play) 2%.
K""r*'3;
(
Last Week 1
$2,260,o»0,0110
This Week
$3,492,858,000
mortgage
for
registration statement
of
outstanding 5'/2%
CALIFORNIA'S
$30 million may
ELECTRIC
receipts
p.
1963.
BACKLOG
'
—
tribution)/
Corp.—SEC Reg. Withdrawn
in late
reported financing plans which have not been formally announced or approved for
those in the Total Competitive and Negotiable backlog table above. Recent issues added'
indeterminate float are: ARKANSAS LOUISIANA GAS CO.
reportedly seeks to issue $45
M.
San Francisco Capital
KY.,
cleared last week by the State's Supreme Court and the
float $100 million in June in getting the program going;
$7.5 million in private lending market sometime after mid-
*
non-compliance with Regulation A by reason of the company's fail¬
ure to file reports of stock sales (and use of proceeds), the company
<Rattigan entitled
"The Sleeping Prince." Noel Coward, the
composer-lyricist, and Harry Kurnitz, the bookwriter, have been
engaged to write the musical adaption, and Joe Layton has been engaged as director and choreographer. The net proceeds from this
offering will be applied to actual production costs. Tne play will
be produced by Herman Levin,
the general partner and promoter
of the partnership. He will be entitled to receive 50%
of the net
profits of the partnership (for which he will make no. cash con¬
'
•/
with
York.
New
$15 million LOUISVILLE,
1
1962 the company and John M. Bennett, an officer,
connection
OHIO, conv. of $22
Oct. 9.
Also
excludes'
to
seek
to Nevada Consolidated, the Commission asserts that
With respect,
partnership interests (plus an additional $90,000 of
ests'subject to 20% involuntary overcall), to be offered for
a
-
1961, July 12, 1961 and Jan. 21, 2960, respectively, proposed the
public offering of stock as follows: Tripoli, 60.000 common shares
at $5 per share with Donald L. Greenbaum, doing business as D. L.
Greenbaum
&
Co.,
as
underwriter; Nevada Consolidated, 94,050
common
shares
at
$2
per
share; and Highland Chrome, 20,500
founders' shares and 95,000 preferred shares, both at 20c pei? share.
According to the orders, the Tripoli offering began on Jan. 30,
1962 and was terminated on Feb. 9, 1962, about 39% of the offering
having been sold. - The Nevada Consolidated offering began on
Dec. 12. 1961 and has not been completed.
The Commission asserts
in its suspension order with respect to Tripoli, that the company's
otfeving circular is false and misleading with respect to certain
material facts, including the terms of the offering and use of the
The Tripoli order also asserts that Greenbaum & Co.
proceeds.
"engaged in transactions, practices ahd a course of business which
would and did operate as a fraud and deceit" upon purchasers of
Tripoli stock in violation of the Securities Act anti-fraud provisions
(for details, see Securities Exchange Act Release No. 7030, dated
March 6, 1963 reporting the institution of broker-dealer revocation
in July,
limited
Bale at
will
proceedings against Greenbaum).
Regent Play Co.—Securities Registered—
on
the backlog of issues to be
of which four have sales dates, and three are capital
General Corporation and
Investment News
vy
CINCINNATI,
possibly
Includes,
48
to
'•>
$130
PA.
as
which
UNION
includes,
Further, Includes 28 issues of $300,000 or less
issues, y'
PHIL.,
bonds; GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN reportedly plans to sell $60 million bonds
be offered this coming May; CITY OF TOKYO, Japan $20 million bonds;
20
million
preferreds and $40 million bonds;
and $100 million out of
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO. series of $150 million general mortgage bonds
$12,937,000 in three preferreds with dates, but excludes possible $50 million in
four preferreds (NEW ENGLAND POWER CO.. SOUTHERN UNION GAS, GULF STATES UTILITIES,
and UNION ELECTRIC CO.)
whose still unfirmed financing plans are tabulated not in this table
above but in the indeterminate
table below.
^
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\
f
CALIFORNIA'
"■Comprise
offering
of
debt
and
12
OF
$37,225,000
was
expected
Corporate stocks and bonds*__
>;j
$150 million series.
Also,
7,
March
INDETERMINATE
STATION
a.
Aug.
issued
STATE
MASS.;
highway rev. bonds expected late spring.
H
•
possibly
notes
million
OF
SCH. AUTH. OF VA. sometime this spring; and $6,975,000 LANSING,
$14 million CROSSETT, ARK., industrial aid bonds;
and $25
million
PUB.
April;
issue
bond
Dept.,
AUTH.
TRANSIT
CHICAGO
the number of capital issues to be publicly offered for additional
financial corporations including investment companies, and
secondaries.
Excluded
are
private placements and such other nonpublic offering as exchanges,
shares reserved for conversion and for issuance under employees, and stock option plans and "from
time-to-time sales." Thus, excluded from our tabulation is the LING-TEMCO-VOUGHT, INC., DniL.
356,705,800 excnange offer managed by Lehman Brothers.
Data
$100
STATE
Sept. 3.
possibly
this spring;
lease-revenue bonds
$1.75
State
both
of
anticipation
TEX,
CALIF.;
$41,810,000
are
COMM.,
Total
SYS.;
Cincinnati
excludes these more remote tentatives: $152 million JACKSONVILLE, EXPRESS. AUTH.
doubtful before April via Smith, Barney & Co. of which $56 million are new cash and
refunding; $18 million ALASKA DEVEL. CORP. Court approved and
expected late
March;. $60 million OKLAHOMA TPKE. AUTH., may not be forthcoming unless further studies show
feasibility; $65 million NEVADA IRRIGATION DIST., CALIF., possibly next May; approximately $50
million negotiated WICHITA, KAN., refunding via B. J. Van Ingen & Co., either this spring or early
summer; $41.1 million N. Y. CITY TRANSIT AUTH., revenue bonds series B, 1963, via Phelps. Fenn
& Co., not earlier than next summer; $175 million WELLS POWE'R PROJECT,
EAST WENATCHEE,
WASH., revenue bonds Oct. 1963; $22 million JACKSONVILLE, FLA., revenue certificates—out of
$63 million authorized—in June, 1963; $16 million KENTUCKY UNIV.,
expected soon; $50 million
STADIUM BONDS OF BOSTON, MASS., possibly this year; $94 million GRANT & KITTITAS COUN¬
TIES PUBLIC UTILITY DIST., WASH, perhaps early spring;
$75 million CHICAGO PUBLIC BLDG.
1
$229,919,043 (33)
208,137,370(104)
$322,410,293(123)
t$ 1,431,928,793(178)
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With
dates-^jL-^—Silt,995,843 (29)
Without dates'-.-U--310,451,250 (94)
stocks:
bond
HOUSTON,
of
Further,
the
Corporate
short-term
Univ.
3
negotiation
$997,730,000 (90)
$1,123,382,500 <5(0
$.1,109,482,500 (55)
bonds-
million
FRANCISCO,
SAN
POWER
PUBLIC
$9
$11,070,000
132,507,000 (41)
;
Total
$37,215,000
WASH.
Excludes:
.
The. company
(8:30
A provides a -conditional exemption from registration
to public offerings of securities not exceeding 300.000
The above companies^ in notifications filed on Oct,. 21/
has
PDST)
at
due
Proceeds,
will
be
•
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.— To Redeem)
-
announced that it will receive bids May 22
its office, 601 West Fifth St., Los Angeles,
sale of $60,000,000 of first mortgage bonds
the proposed
May. 15, 1988.
covering
'
to
used
Preferred—
The
its
company
share, plus accrued dividends of 37J/2 cents per share. Preferred
stock may be converted into common stock to
refund. $32400,000
of;
outstanding
10,
197, p. 1161.
1963, inclusive, on the basis of 2 Va
share.—V.
Union
On
Electric
March
$20,000,000
19,
of
Co.—To
1963,
the
preferred
petitive bidding in late
has called for redemption on Apr. 15, 1963, all of
cumulative convertible preferred stock at $52.50
outstanding 6%
per
bonds, and for construction.—V.
v
-
a.m.
-
Sell
stated
company
stock
and
1964.—V.
Bonds—
that
$40,000,000
196,
p.
2024.
-
it
of
plans
bonds
-
193,
p.
common shares per
2429.
•-
-
"
v
•
'
-
.
.
April
preferred
:
■
to
at
issue
;V Alleghany Corp.—Net Up Sharply—
The
com¬
to
' -y.vy;
company
$2,145,540/
has
reported that
$319,886 in
against
income for 1962 increased
1961. This Was. exclusive of a
net
THE COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL CHRONICLE (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
NOTE;
3,
On
1879.
account
Subscription in
of
United States, U. S. Possessions and Members of the Pan
the fluctuations
in
the rate of exchange,
remittance
American
for foreign subscriptions and
Union,
$80.00
per
year;
in
Dominion
of
Canada,
advertisements must be made In New York funds.
$83.00
per
Other
year.
^
$87.00
countries,
J * ?;'
•
-
* -":
per
year.
4J
(1216)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
representing; refundsandadjustmentsof,
previous' years.
."
.// ' /
special credit of $417,705
r
assets:^ totaled
Net
for
accrued
Federal - taxes
;
31,
on, Dec,
$119,037,452
Motors
and
1962,
dotvn. from /
$143 530 209
a
year
earlier. "The
decrease resulted from
lower
/
prices for most of the securities in Alleghany's portfolio, which
if: declined as did security prices generally uuring the year.
,
4>"This will bring to more than $200
,
,
fui'ther
be
31,
paid' if Capital gains were realized,—V. 496, p. ,2479..
:
Allied Radio Corp.—-Sales
The
company
has reported
ended ' Jan.' 31,
Up 26%; Net Lower—
quarter,
pr'eceduftg* year; /■■■//
-
;Net sales
i
494
in
the
in
1963,
The
increase
fiscal
1962.
-
,v
,
..
followed
sales
m
•/■■'4^ y
$18,792,074, against
were
of
$382,505? down'from ■■$468,849,:.-
i announced.
period
same
63.
in4 the'
of
the
'
-
'
.
the
first
-
•
,
said
Broadcasting-Paramount
Theatres,
/
Gross'
income
Leonard
tions.
operating profit were at a record high
GoldenSon, President, announced.
The
capital.
BUSINESS
apolis,
made further associations' with foreign tele¬
Canada, Okinawa, Nigeria, Brazil and Mexico.
Currently,: these association^ are with thirty-six stations in ninethen ' countries ohtside the' United States.—V. 196, p: 1975. ■! > :
income:
ftet
share
to
rose
record
a
frcm
$2,659,987 or
Consolidated nes sales
;*
12
$2.55
equal
share
a
also
set
the
$3.73
to
previous
all-time
an
against
Canada,
Muirhead
.
continued
Cordage
said
company laid
the groundwork In
and diversification by moves to
acquire
of the nation's older and larger
one
facturers.
Tbis
Hardware
7
1962
for
Plymouth
culminated
in
February,
1963,
majority control of Plymouth Cordage by acquir¬
ing 60,000 additional shares through an
exchange of stock. This
-raised Hardware's
holdings from 33% to 55% of Plymouth's out¬
standing sharesy/--V.
See Fireman's Fund
■«
AMP
at
Insurance
New
ing
7
oversubscribed.
of
company,
1011.
p.
15,
1963,
:
Pa.,
Pamcor,
' capitalization giving
,
,
7
,
Inc.,
principal
selling stockholders.
Foreign bank obligations '{from 5%
:to
7%)
4'/2 to
(no
"
Referred stock ($10 par)___—_
Common
stock
<$1
Series
'
due
1978
1981_.__^»._„—
Series due
Series due
1985^
Series
1988
1982
due
' debentures
due l971_^^
4%% debentures due 1982
i'referred Stock
4.44%
Series
41/a%
to
the
?
;
to
purchase
principal- amounts
from
the
the
of
i'
Shares
"
Kidder, Peabody & Co.
Incorporated
7 Blyth & Co.. Inc
Eastman Dillon,
Union
J & Curtis
J.
/
G.
45,000
1.
G. H.
&
Dain
Co.
10,000
Co._
10,000
Jackson
Drexel
Co.
Hemphill,
Noyes '&
Fahnestock
breaking
,
¥
fiz
Co.
next
'-
most
<-
at
"
will
plant
expansion
keep
announced
•
,
to
«
by
with
pace
President
modernize
main
$42
>
and
in
total
ieet.
space
of
the Kenosha
-
^
■The
$42
struction,
million
new
investment
machinery and
5Va%
;;
bring
facility close
v:
includes
■_
the
cost
of
equipment, he said.
to
>
the
5V4%
Securities
-•
>7
•
■
&
Waggoner
A.
600
Evans
&
Co.,
ItlQi -.i.-fij.
197, p, 909.
'
J.
in
'
/
the
<
^
the
*,
but
%
the
con¬
2,030,404
during the
.7
block
average
year,
shares
were
&
"The
2.0
^ew
number
outstanding
with
in
•% /
.
Co.>^.
2.0
•
2.0
4.0'
York
■
5.0
2.0
2.0
5.0
5.0
2.0
2.0
Co.__^ '3.5
Securities
Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood
Reynolds & Co., Ins.
Schmidt, Roberts
Parke
Shields & Company
/ Suplee, Yeatman, Mosley'
Co. Incorporated.
Yarnall. Biddle & Co._^_.
-
Co._—_
7.400
3.5
5.0
2.0.
5.0
2.0
2.0
Co.4
&
Brooke
Carroll
6s
Co.
white
200
••
mentioned
bearing
new
It
copying
copies
of
produces
14
said.
to
during
copy
for
"Sales
earnings
S1.23
1962
for
since
>
until
per
1961.
in
was
products
sale
of
the
our
.
the
latter
products
copy
copier
sales
the
of
per
Its
1976;-
in¬
products
have
introduced by
significant and
a
earnings.
unit,
The
most
sig¬
2000, Bruning's dry elec¬
designed as a high-capacity*
quality, economical, black and
record
or
and
all
including pictures, half¬
usually hard-to-copy colors.
and
the
on
the
is
market,
fastest
and
according
most
to Mr,
\
7
•
.
accounted .for,
Copytron
minute
type
new
should
and
makes
document
photocopies
p.
of
which
This
machine,
any
These products
year,
number
year
was
copies
Munch.—V. -196,
the
a
copier.
illustrations,
economical
•:
diazo
introduced
future
on
product
general
floor-type
tone
dividends,
compared
as
increase
sales."
trostatic
250
preferred
$1.15
Munch
during
nificant
"
in
Revolute
Mr.
Copytron
new
sales
formally
total
favorable
-
x
to
the
Bruning during the past
-250
Chishoim
Inc
not
year,"
our
250/
Farish
principally
sale
deducting
of
and
$1,387,788
of
250
Corp.
Inc
for
amounted
was
the
Mr.. Munch
600
;
Securities
due
company's
part
Copyflex
Copytron
72%
the
After
share
major
regular
600'
-
•.
-
•
-1
Dabney
&
'
^
.150
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: "
7
-
»
_
(William J.) Burns International Detective Agency*
Inc.—Revenues, Net Up Sharply—
to
of
97c
U,
1961
1961.
S.
per
block
The company has reported that revenue from
amounted to $38,616,884 up from $32,232,971 for
1962
was
$831,561
$583,515
or
88
standing
Corp.
in
1961,
196,
p.
cents
or
a
the
share
according
to
equivalent
on
W.
block
results
of
based
on
shares
outstanding
51c
the
on
average
of
lesser
a
i V
services
1961.
$1.20
of
Burns,
..
"
-
for
Net
share
a
number
Sherman
2377.
Stockholders,
of
the
If
are
company
plan.
against
shares
of
out¬
President.—V.
„
on
•
to
and
vote April 17 on a proposal to-sell the assets
distribute the proceeds as part of a liquidation
: \>
./> - ,v
-.. .; ,">/.->/ />>>■ /'/-7
-
approved,
1962
income
Bush Terminal Buildings Co. —
Meeting Date
Proposed Asset Sale—
.7-/
distribution
share,
'//*
7:
*
...
compared
%
Hayden, Stone & Co. Inc.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
7 James'A. Leavens. Inc._
Newburger & Compa,ny_7„_
: 2.0
„/;».
Co./.«-
earnings,
of
1961.
year
common
of
creased
....
equal
-5,439,800
1,087,974 shs,
V
.
Harrison &
5.0
introduced
was
part
?
lower
expenses
which
a
results
/
2,000,009shs.
to initial start-up costs
electrostatic copier,
November,
1962,
Herbert F.
Bruning, Chairman, and Robert A. Munch, President,*; reported.
Sales amounted to $51,353,973 Jor the
year 1962, an increase of
$1,704,925 over the previous record of $49,649,048 set in 1961.
Earnings amounted to $2,718,465 for 1962, against $2,890,204 for
and
.
1962
;
21,177.596
(Charles) Bruning Co., Inc.—Sales Up; Net Down—
company has reported record highs in sales for the year
600
of
The
•
5^439,800
and
.
'
,
The
1962,
Amount
1962
high
Bodine..
&
Francis I. duPont
—V. 197, p. 1113.
Peso/Dollar rate
of exchange of
3.90 to $1 sales
were
$13,941,000 or nearly 50% above the previous 1961
$9,426,000, Net earnings after income tax provisions were
$1,969,219, or more than twice the $934,167 of 1961,.
;
in
on
7
-
26,400,000
>
-
.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirklaiad Sc. Co.„_
5.0
.
Bateman,,; Eichler & Co
Boenning & Co..
Brooke, Sheridan,
Bogan & Co., Inc.__
C. C. Collings & Co., Inci—
DeHaven & Townsend,
600
/.-/ Townsend,
'7
Tyson
-
Philippines.
/"Based
'
.
(7600
sales
^
Btiche & Co.________„_
respective
Consolidated
highest
of
33.000,000
.
;
-
,
-
2.0
Red path
Soqsi*,^ ,; •JLSO"
First Southeastern Co...
150
Pierce,7 Carrison,
„Wulbern,
lnc._^._____l^
7/150
850
Burr__
-Byron
T.
1,000
Neal
&
•
.
1,000 7
/ • 7;
and
sale
Outstanding
$8,000,000
-
& Co.7e 30.9
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.
Auchincloss, Parker &
2,401,992 shs:
have
severally
Mohr,
Gauntt. Inc.
.
and
;
%•
600
Co.,
•
.
u—•
■
Dillon,
Union
Crouter
John C. Legg & C0.J.-71-.
McCarlcy & Co., Inc
:
vehicles
Authorized
-
subord; debentures, due
conv.
Eastman
the
Varn'edoe,
such
,
.
Hilsman & Co., Inc,
Co., Inc
Johnson, Lane, Space
&
>
1,000
of
users
UNDERWRITERS-^-The underwriters named below have
;seyerally
agreed to purchase at the subscriptoin price, subject
to the terms
of the
underwriting agreement, in the respective percentages indi¬
cated below,
all the debentures offered hereby which shall not be
subscribed for through the exercise of rights.
the
earnings in the history of the company
were
reported
for
1962, - it was
announced
by
Colonel
Andres
Soriano, President. The company operates the largest copper mine
the
6 000 000
new
"
March
1,
1983
Capital -stock ($1 par>_«„__i_„
20,000 shs.
22,800 shs.
■
Mining & Development
—Sales, Net Up Sharply—:,7;7-7/-7/:/7/7 ;;7;-
axle
..
banks,
r.
for
Kenosha/
broken
manufacturing
Hanseatic
Atlas
~
early next month on a
single-story addi¬
tion
to the existing
engine building,
Abernethy said, which will
be used for the
production of Rambler engines and
axles. The new
construction will add
288,000 square feet of space and
square
7
600
&
Thornton,
1963, with
the reconditioning
vehicles.
new
•
—
Co.;: Inc/
Craigie
14,
1963... Eastman Dillon,'
York, is the principal
commercial
carriers;
1
24,600 shs.
following
Real &
Carolina
1,000
—V.
Aber$
and
contract
arid the sale of
payable to-insurance'com*7
V/panies,, 5%% due April i, 1972
Revolving credits payable to. "
7,500,000
' First ' Southwest
1,500
.v..
Clement
,
C
Day
Coffin
2,500
within
engine
plant
.
Co.—
Co.___^
Langley & Co.l_7-;
The
million
Rambler
automotive
C.
Wyatt,
7,
record-
Roy
»v*.*i-
■
be
•
2 500
•
&
&
—
modernization
1
approximately
company's
and
Bradford
Corp.:
Tucker, Anthony & R. L.
2 500
'
industrial
and
common
Notes
cus¬
Corp.
•
debentures for'
Equip, financing & note agreement:
and
Illinois
The
Co.,
& Co
;—^ ..1,000
W. E. Hutton & Co,1,000
''
history,
were
will
the
said.-
Ground
extensive
Smithers
C.
; W.
2 500
&
Comnany, Inc.
Winslow, Cohu
Stetson
Incorporated
&
H.
The
1,500
Hallgarten
.
2 500
IncV.Z
Company,
S.
J.
i
spend
expand
and
to
year
he
&
Stone
New.York
' 7"7
Corp.—Expansion Program—
sales,
■
„.
F.
•
Co.,
7.. --w—7
Stroud
4,500
company's
Rambler
company
facilities
Wis.-,
&
,V/»Vv?;'
the
T
The
Rauscher, Pierce
Inc.
j—5,000
the
in
...
Co.J,____,
J.
—1,500
Robinson-Humphrey ;
Co:,
Inc
1,500 "
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
1,500
_
Shuman. Agnew & Co.;
•
iietny,
7,000
right
3,455,000
.
Inc.
2 500
_
the
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
.i'j.
below,:
the
or
Rights Offering to Stock¬
—
the basis of $100 principal amount of
held of record March
.
>
.
s; Fulton,
The
,
Russ
American Motors
program
Co.
Lentz, Newton <fe Co.>2)500
Lester, Ryons & Co.«.i.i.L-V> 2,500
Irving Lundborg & Co.
2 500
Mitchum, Jones &
••;••••• 7'empleton
Inc.^___:.. 7;; $ 500
The Ohio Company.2)500
&
Hayden,
'4,500
4,500
5.000
Inc
for
Co.: Inc.
7.000
:
Plans
&
4,500
Inc
Co—
Frrncis I. duPont
—V. 197,* p. 813.
■
Barth
&
Co.,
Co.
Co.—.....—
<fc
Loewi & Co.
>
Inc.
&
Co., Inc....
7,000
Co.^„:_
-j',.. 7,000.
&
J.
&
Courts
4 500
&
,
10,000
&
Shares
Hammill
Walker
Walston
.
Becker
M.
-
,
W. C. Langlev & Co:
Shearson,
Smith, Barney & Co. Inc. 10,000
Bache. & Co.,—•
7,000
•A.
Amount
First. Boston (Corp
$2,823
Stone, & Webster Securities
Corp
2,825
below.
45,000
Securities
Glore, Forgin &
Paine., Webber,
forth
,
'
■
set
7 named
company
rent
company
each 20 shares
to
27,000,000
4,000,000.shs.
bonds:
new
for
is offering to* its common
to subscribe to $5,439,800 of
convertible subordinated debentures at
par, on
equipment to
(000's omitted)
respective
shares
The
—
used vehicles;
^
20.D00 shs.
30,000 shs.
;
and
agreement, to purchase
total number of endorsed
Leasing Co.
opened
was
BUSINESS—-The company, located in
Pennsburg, Pa., is engaged
principally in the leasing of trucks, tractors, trailers and related
4,429,000
30,000 shs.
(par $5
PURCHASERS—The purchasers
agreed
20,000 shs.:
named have
severally agreed,
conditions set forth in the
underwriting
from eacn selling stockholder the
terms
wholly-owned subsidiary, Bekins Bents, Inc.,
November, 1962, in Sherman Oaks, Calif., to offer
sale, party and sick room supplies, and equipment,
Net proceeds will be used for the
reduction of out¬
1
4,500,000
7,500,000
—
UNDERWRITERS—Tne underwriters
subject
;
.;
Series
4.60%. Series
Common Stock
3,000 shs
50,000,shs.
by 9%.
new
standing indebtedness.
'
$5,460,000
6,205,000 '
9,000,000
27,000,000
4%
700.009
6,240,000 shs.
-77:7.;:j-:/':
4,000 shs.
par)-.-.^,,^
1962.
underwriter.
mortgage
.
$7,000,000
7,000,000
5,000,000
8,000,000
-
Debentures;
15,000,000 shs.
Pamcor, Inc.:
in
in
(par $100):
par)
regulations
effective
to ' expire March 28,
Union Securities & Co., New
redeem
Outstanding
'
1974
5'/e%
4% %'
,
—
stock
common
due
Series due
5Vb%
$559,455
;
Inc.:
Series
4%
Outstanding
■
promissory bote due Sept. 1,
AMP
v
.
Daniel
/rights
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Mortgage Bonds:
3%
4V*%
•
-
to
first
Authorized
First
a
Authorized
-
became
5 xk %
7
Augusta/
) CAPITALIZATION
with
is
income
1961,
„
effect to present financing
7
-
used
Gas Light distributes natural gas
to
central, northwest, northeast and south Georgia,
areas
being, in metropolitan Atlanta, • Athens,
in
.Mac
'
.
the
of $1,512,000, equal to $1.06
outstanding,;- up from Sl.350,000; or
P.
Bryant, President, announced.
12% increase over 1961 net earnings.
for 1962 totaled
$40,299,000, an increase of 12%,
stockholders
.
Harrisburg,
affiliate,
redemption^ prices ranging from
2029.
p.
$4,242,000, over 1961 figures.
'The increase in net earnings is accounted for
primarily by capi¬
tal gains from the sale of real estate and
the application of the
investment /tax-credit section of the new Federal tax
Berman
redeemable
1Q5.40% to par,
101.15% to .par. 7
BUSINESS—Atlanta
tomers
its consolidated subsidi¬
leading designer and pro¬
ducer
of
solderless
electrical
terminals,
splices,
connectors,
and
application tooling to
pressure-crimp these devices to electric wires.
4t also manufactures patchcord
programming systems, capacitor
products and other electronic
components. its
and
be
from
made//
or
A
due 1982, and $8,804,000 principal amount
of
first mortgage bonds, 5V8% series
due 1985. The remaining proceeds
will be used to retire
$4,468,000 principal amount of first mortgage
bonds, 3%. series, at maturity on Sept. 1,
1963, and for construc¬
tion and general corporate
purposes;;' v
7
v
/v
;
>
York, offered publicly, 225,000 shares of this
common stock at. $27,375
per share. The offer¬
Net proceeds will go to the
The
,
aries
bonds -will
new
ranging
proceeds $17,090,588 will be
$7,304,000
principal
amount
of
Effective
Co., this issue.—V, '197,
Gross
.
profits
as
approximately
bonds, 5'/#% series
Inc.—Common Offered—On March
was
special
prices
Redeem. Preferred—
Colony Trust Co., 45 Milk St., Boston,—V. 195,
share,
holders
FEATURES—The
Bankers Trust
,
,
Securities
redemption
PROCEEDS—Of
Kidder, Peabody/& Co., Inc., and Blyth & Co., Inc.,
firm's
regular
at
196, p. 2672.
insurance Co.—Exchange Offer
American
REDEMPTION
.
William H. Moore,
Newly established offices, particularly those in the
East, showed
improved earnings. Local van and storage offices. increased their
»
cordage manu¬
when American
gained
was
Equitable
p.
A J
'
'
,
Old
a
which
4%s, came
Corp., Eastman Dillon,
Union Securities & Co. and Shields &
Co., jointly,
100.21; White, Weld & Co. and Kidder, Peabody &
Co., jointly, 100.162; Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., Blyth & Co., and Salo¬
mon Brothers & /Hutzler,
jbintly^ 100.131, and Halsey.
Stuart & .Co. Inc., 100.019.
<
the
growth
Co.,
'
»
Minne*
Co.—-Bonds Offered—On March
Competing bids for the bonds, all
from
cost control. Profits from
operations rose to 9.5%. of sales in
1962, against 7.9%
in 1961 and 6.5%.
in 1960. He also noted a
riiaterial improvement in operations of
Savage Arms Corp. and the
Hill Corp.,
majority owned subsidiaries, resulting from improved
operating efficiencies of tile new plants of Savage in Puerto Rico
Hill in
.
,
of
and
in
were awarded to the
grbup at com¬
petitive sale March 20 on its bid of 100.2799 % which
named the 4%% coupon.
$85,510,405 in 1961.
The " increase-of 47%
in earnings on a sales rise of 2%
re¬
sulted, Muirhead said, from increased emphasis on sales of
higherprofit products
together
with
an
intensive,
continuing program
:
7
/
The new bonds
common
a
year.
high of $87,397,195
jrr)
1 ,?<
announced by
was
for
This represents a
program
1963, First, Boston Corp. and Stone & Webster
Securities Corp., New York, as joint managers of an
underwriting group offered publicly $27,000,000 Atlanta Gas Light first mortgage
bonds, 4% % series due
1988,-priced at 101 % and accrued interest to yield
4.31%.
47%
in 1962, David Muir¬
months enaed Dec. 51, 1962,
$3,901,695
95c
21,
"American Hardware Corp.—Net Up 47 %—
^
)■[ l-
The company had 1962 net earnings
share on 1,428,090 shares
a
to
diversified
Gas Light
V;..-§y
purchase
the
to
only \long-term
Archer-Dahiels-Mldland)> headquartered
—
a
0*
•
Bekins Van & Star age Co.—Net
Up 12%—
The
Atlanta
'
head, President, reported. In the
the company's
represent
196,
The'company has called for; redemption -oft Apfil 15/T963> all of ••
its outstanding 4'/2% cumulative
preferred stock at S105 per share,
plus accrued dividends of 18%% per share.-, Payment will be
Recently greater emphasis has also been placed on the
development
of the company's
foreign operations.—V. 197, p. 520.
debentures, series A, due 1974, Had been sold pri¬
vately through Courts & Co., Atlanta.—V. 195, p. 1425.
increased
notes
record
previous
1961/—V.
for
_
Group, which produces oil and resins for protective coatings and 7
inks, industrial and specialty chemicals, plastics and
plasticizers.
American Cryogenics, Inc.—Debentures Sold Pri¬
vately—On March 21, 1963, it was reported that $3,250,000 of this firm's 5V2% convertible subordinated
net/income
applied
incurred
processor
of
agricultural
and
chemical
long established Agricultural Group includes opera¬
grain,
flour
milling,
soy
beans,
linseed,
dehydrated
alfalfa,- flax fiber, industrial cereals, and soy protein. The. current
expansion program / has provided new facilities for the Chemical
in
7
is
products.
tions
in
International
Consolidated
4%%
debt. /"■'
reported record income and profit. ABC income
$274,523,000 from $254,280,000 in 1961. The ABC Tele¬
vision Network was significantly strengthened by the addition of
major station affiliates in new markets.
'
been
company has been engaged /during the: past ' three
balance of the proceeds has been added to
working
The
the
over
Bates. Manufacturing Co.—To
at
loans
10%
reported
;
said,'"totaled
Corporacion Financiera Nacional is engaged iri promoting new
induscry in Colombia and providing meaium-term creait for the
expansion of existing enterprises.
It is one of the most important
companies of its kind in Colombia and has among us lopal stock¬
holders some of the/principal; Colombian
.banks,>. insurance/com'*
panies
and
industries.
Also
participating
in
the
company
are
:piher international .banking interests.—V.
196, p. 1240.
-;
the
years.- The
to
stations
The
by annual repay¬
,term
of
pounds
Philippine
Exchange.
Soriano
v
capital improvements
which
in
"
The ABC Division
ABC
retired
PROCEEDS—The proceeds from this issue have
previous year,'
•
be
repayment
of
$18,000,000
of bank
finance a portion of the $40,000,000
operating
vision
will
the
from
rose
notes
'«*K
Cnairman»
the Riverside
beginning in 1969.
.; i
for
was
$379,741,000 up from $363,085,000 in; 1961,
profit increased to $10,757,000 or $2.46 per share
$9,906,000 or $2.29 per share in 1961
(adjusted for stock
dividend in
1961), based on the average number of shares out¬
standing. Capital gains were $282,000 against $5,124,000
in
the
l7et
at
increase
an
46/602,652
Colonel
in
-
Kidder, Peabody & Co. Inc., New York, acted as the
company's agent in the negotiation of this financing.
Inc.
and
H.
(March 24)
year,"
-The
company, .through- its jvholly-owned
subsfdiary, Bankers
International Financing Co., Inc., has purchased an
equity interest i
Corporacion
Financiera
Nacional
(CFN)
Medellin,
Colombia.
,
The purchasers included; pension funds,
insurance companies, and educational institu^
life
income
Gross
Sunday
ments
-—Net Higher—
1962,
held
was
Amsterdam Avenue, at 76th Street./
of
ten
the American Stock
on
the
i /Bankers Trust Co.—Foreign Acquisition—
,
about 4.39%,
-
.
American
■£.V,/S
,
funeral service
A
for
,
nounced the sale of a new issue of $25,000,000 of 43/s%;
promissory notes, due March 1, 1988> to a group of
institutional investors at a price of 99.65 %, to. yield
,
increase < for
'
r
„
and V.
pounds,
production
listed
are
production
743.
Archer-Daniels-Midland Co.^—Notes Sold Privately
March
18, John- H. Daniels;. President, an¬
that improvements in operations, necessitated in large
the company's rapid growth, werfc; made < and - paid -■ for
during, the first half. Management believes that these improve¬
ments will result in year end profits substantially better than last
year's, Mr, Davis said.—V. 196, p, i343.
'He
'part by
,
to
manufacturing efficiency and to increase our
nearly 700,000 units annually by 1964."—V.
196, p. 424.
to
—On
were
increase' for fiscal 1962, A. D. Davis, President,
'1
program
"Copper
51,271,o97
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
shares, each of which represents
ordinary shares,
or
substantial
over-all
an
The U. S7 block
'
modernization
"This
■
$14,859,-
earnings
•'-*
-
23%
a
Net
of
part
as
added.
our
Memorial Chapel,
V-
months
quarter
'-quarter Arid ft 28%
the
over
r->-
>
three
second
uie
increase' in- sales
26%
a
undertaken
amount American
expansion,
he
Henry C/Nelson,"/Sr., for: over 35 years President and Chairman
of the Appeal Printing Co.,; Inc., 130 Gedar St:,- New*
Yorx/ aied
Marc.n la at the firm's branch office in Ossihmg, N. Y. He was
.
'•
second
million the
plant
on
borrowing,"
Appeal Printing Co., Iiic.—Chairman Dies—>.
'J,
.
"
being
capacity
197, p. 404
1962, net assets per share of common stock of/ the
company, based on the 9,797,232 shares outstanding, amounted to
$12.o5 before a reserve of 94 cents per share for those taxes that
•would
is
1957
without
improve
Rambler
since
spent
7 investment
/
On Dec:
has
tooling—all
.
.
>
the company plans to make an initial
liquidating
about $36 a share in May.—V. 197,
p. 1012.
7
^
C. I. T. Financial Corp.—Exchange Distribution—On
March 18, 1963, an exchange distribution of
21,000
unatutmrm*
Volume
shares
197
of
$42%
Number 6249
this
firm's
share
per
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
stock
common
Exchange.—V. 197,
J-»
p. 914.
jf t-*•''•'•'•V';.;/-S'.]»'#. j'i..•'/'/f
Y
"Soft whiskey,
country's
introduced
gurating
\Mr.
at.
/V^;.j'.:,,*i*»•
the first
American
new
Weco
;•.>«
'
Whiskey—;
in
tne
the
as
beverage
blend of
new
unique
a
fine
50
portion
resulting
.
>,i•
•
the
of
from
the elimination of
xtf/7.*'.' T.
•
•
savings
and
the
>: ! ta' v'V-*M'A?
moh
earnings
of
merger
certain
*
fv};v v•'k
First
Merrill
Blyth
Goldman,
l.—Vv.197, pi/714. /
at
light imports in the U. S. Aged spirits, used for the first time in an American whiskey,
have taken the hardness out of hard liquor, revealed Mr. Bronfman.
He said that Calvert Extra possessed a clean, delicate, soft taste
lasting to the final sip of a highball..
•
*
- •
•
<In
attempting
to label its new whiskey fully and
accurately,
has
Calvert
popular
many
.
Western
Inc.
Trust
Ry.—Equipment
/
aroma
derived
for
least
at
used
for
ne.ss
and
from
lour
aging
Calvert's
softness
fine
hitherto
straight
unknown
On
fine straight whiskeys, the company
affirmed, they produce
unique alcoholic beverage with a superb character all its own.
Currently ranked sixth in U. S. wniskey sales, Calvert is making
ia bold, determined bid to -recapture its forme? eminence as the
country's most popular whiskey, by investing over $8 million, in
developing the new "soft" whiskey and putting it on the market,
Mr.
Bronfman
revealed,
,
'
.
:v.:,
The
corporation has called for redemption
through operation of the sinking fund, $70,000
debentures
branch
any
'
has; entered
assets, of
Pangborn
the
manufactures
blast
to purchase certain
Maryland. PaJfcborn
Hagerstown,
cleaning equipment,
collectors,
dust
and
with
exceeding 1962
earnings
in
Niagara
Falls;
abrasives
at
tion
silicon
of
a
sales
$150,294,143
of
in
-.
1962,
William
10.9%,
Inc.,
Spokane,
publicly, 2,000,000 of this film's
Wash.,
the
as
laws
of
offered
at
Authorized
_c._——X.
P. 2025. *'
in
*
'*
;
^increased'
and
earnings
for
the
for
provision
for
$1,784,779,
of
amount
in
.
Federal
annual
year
ago.
subordinated
board
of
Normally,
the
first
,
& 2580. '
,
:I/
,
The
debentures
due
1,
1976
months
of
the
in
first
quarter,
and
shares
outstanding
of
governors
the
the
com¬
'Net
1657.
p.
American
shares
Co.,
.%■-
trading,.
makers of the well-known
month
by
the
which
products,
outing
heating,
commercial
Coleman lanterns,
also
structures
manufactures
heating
water
and
On
mobile homes.
and
-
called : for
redemption
due
oh
$185,000
May
of
i,
.
4.90%
its
-
at
The company
Inc.,
'
per
-
of
owned
:/v:
General
A.
Mills
acquisition
subsidiary.
will be for cash,
Stranahan,
Jr.,
The
action is expected
Champion
-
but
to be completed in
'•' •'
J
terms
Chairman,
proceeds from
the sale
approximately
$13,000,000
connection
proceeds
May.
with
its
finance
to
of
the
new
of
to
proposes
■
program,
construction
or
bank
to
v
of
the
retirement
other
-./
to manufacturing,
the company operates
15 general testing service laboratories in
principal cities throughout
% the country.—V. 197, p. 1114.
/
••./-'v/-
York
derived
was
principally from
the sale
service
in the
of
five
incurred in
the remaining
steam.>;--;'(V/,.«j^
of New
City—Manhattan,
Island)
and
portions
of
most
The Bronx, Brooklyn, Richmond
'Staten
Queens—and in all except the northeastern
of
/
"f
^
^
^
.10 /
.10 /
Co.
8c
'
1961
t
(Ij
A
f
;/,V:
Inc.—Securities Offered-—
<
4
prior— March 15, 1968. Otherwise, they/ :
optional redemption prices ranging from 105.63%
cost
„
company,
.
of 9300 Ashton . Road, Philadelphia, •
of tinplate and aluminum cans for. th©
GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
Indebtedness
15,
-—/-
-
? $2
•
pref.
cum.
cum.
stock
($2.50
UNDERWRITERS
underwriters named
the
after
the
the
company
their
par)—
stock
(no
u-w
/
-
470,000
■■■
■
301,672 sbs.
8,000,000 shs.
par)
FOR
THE
COMMON
of
shares
of
—
The
severally agreed
have
below
numbers
duPont
L
Co.
10,000
Forgan 8j Co._Goldman, Sachs 8s; Co.—
G.C00
8,000
8s
Co.,
&
Glore,
Harriman
Inc.
Dean
A.
Kidder,
-
Weeks—
Allyn
C.
Bache
&
Peabody
8c
Co.
8c
Hayden,
/•'■,//
Co.,
»
8,000.
5,000
Co.
5.000
Co.——
8s
Drexel
8,000
Chemway Corp.—Net Up 98%—
The
i'j; ended Dec. 31,
Net
had
company
a
earnings
rose
from
rose
'
•
the
On
year
a
per
standing
for
the
as
increase
1962, John J.
if.,T962. Sales lor 1962
for
98%
ended
share
of
previous
Dec.
$363,000
earnings
1962,
•
The
earnings
President,
for
1961
$16,600,000
1962.
'
31,
basis,
•.
net
from
December,
year.
Weber,
in
on
were
37
the
to
in
for
the
year
panies
announced.
$718,500
1961
for
fiscal
$16,900,000
to
!
1,941,582 shares out¬
against 18 Va cents
.
/
company's services do not directly compete with those of
public utility companies in its service area/but other com¬
supply
.
gas
company^ with
company's
competitive
■
cents
•
other
service
electricity
service
gas
with
certain
and
supply
area.
The
territories
electricity
company's
underwriters
supplied
by
in
of
the
parts
named
power.
below
are
-
have
£
i
*
.
8c
Co.——
Brothers
Lynch,
Fenner
Paine,
&
•
severally
to
i*
Freres
Merrill
&
—/
8,000
8,000
Pierce," /
Smith
Webber,
Inc
Jackson
/
',
8,000
-/i
Curtis—8,000.
Smith
.
purchase from the company at the subscription price/in
;the respective percentages set forth below, such shares of the com-*
iWU'
Lazard
generally
-
——/ 8,000
—v
Lehman
the
services
privately produced heat and
UNDERWRITERS—The
agreed
in
Inc.
Barney
.&
Co.,
Inc.
Stone
•ties
Inc.'
—c
Stone
5,000
i.
8c» Co.,.
,
;5,000
-
>
,
5,000
—
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
Lee Higginson Corp,_-_^_Reynolds & Co., Inc—//
Shearson, Hammlll 8c Co,
Shields i &
Co.,
Inc
Sons——
4,000
Clark, Dodge 8c Co., Inc.
Domlnick
&
Dominick
4,000
Alex.
Brown
8c
Webster
Securi-
Coip
:
/.
8,000
& Co—r 4,000
Langley & Co
4,000
Goodbody
W.
C.
•
,
m
r k
•
,;
i.
n
ft>
■»
^
i
«'
*
4
*
5,000
5,000
5,000
5,000
5.000;
8,000
8c
1
,
,
a
-// /;■
-
in
8,000:
Weld & Co., Inc.
Witter & Co.——
tRipleyJ,&/Co/'-/f■ /y/^;/;;peari:-Btearna..;;As/(?Oi/
8c
-
stock
to purchase from
stock set forth
common
: White,
.-'-Z—//--/—'-.J-//8.000
Hornblower
/.■
%265^556 shs,/
common
Shares
70,000
Loeb
■}J
and conditions specified
•
" ' "
"
subject to the terms
stock- purchase contract, ■
Inc.
Kuhn,
■
"124,970'shs/ '
Shares
Francis
.*•
/
names
common
C
30,600.000
//^o.ooo.
/ 125,000 shs.
(no
pref,
-
'■■■'■■'
'
>
stock
conv,
/'
r_——
/.
$4,525,000
/•
" ■-■■th*
-1 $30,000,000
1988-——
Indebtedness
•:Capital stock;"
Westchester
County,
Gas Service is supplied in Man¬
hattan and The
Bronx, in parts of Queens, and in the more populous parts of Westchester County. Steam service is supplied in parts
,.<of Manhattan.
; •; .% " vO
Ch-X.-/--
FINANCING
,
Outstanding
..
*
;
17,600,000. .16,460,000
16,547.670 15.292,493i
$2.80
$2.58;
—
wide variety
a
due March
Other
corporate pur¬
borough^
J"'
1
Long-term indebtedness;
5s 43/e% '
sinking fund
debentures^
approximately $1,300,000,000.
company supplies electric
5
,<*'
—
interest
par)
Common
The
Co
8c
.10
Maynard
__u_«,__—e
CAPITALIZATION
$2
revenues
r
Co.__—
1962'
'
/ -
—
redeemable at
of
BUSINESS—The company, the principal executive offices! of which
located at 4 Irving Place, New York, N.
Y., was incorporated in
the State
of New York
in
1884,
It is a public utility
company
engaged in the generation, manufacture, purchase and sale of elec¬
tricity, gas and steam.
In 1962 the company's operating revenues
were about
$725,000,000, of which about 81% was derived from the
sale of electricity and
about 14%
from the sale
of natural gas
purchased from various, pipeline companies, ; The remaining 5% of
trans¬
Roney
C.
Authorized
loans,
and to use
for
part
Wm.
.27
share———
1876.
Short-term
.
apply
shares
common
short-term
construction
future
v
%
Northwest
Pacific
,
,
.
/ food, "Citrus,, brewing, soft-drinkf^oll^ palnt; toiletries, drug/ aflti-»
and pet-food industries. In addition, the company
is one of the three leading producers of. aerosol
cans.
It also manufactures a complete variety of tinplate erowhs
(bottle caps), and is one of the^two leading, designers and-manufacturers
of ' high-speed
filling and crowning equipment-for,.the
brewing, soft-drink, dairy and wine industries. Foreign; operations :
are
conducted
by
16
subsidiaries,, the major portion ■ Of whose
operations is carried on in Europe,: Canada and Mexico^ v/-.
/
The company is engaged in a construction program which it/
estimated will involve expenditures for the
years 1963 through
1967 Of
| Magnaflux is a leading manufacturer of non-destructive material
testing equipment and material inspection supplies for a wide range
f. of industries. In addition
lower
is
V'
disclosed.
that-the
p.
poses.
-
not
were
said
Laboulsse, '
Frledrichs 8c Co
l__r
.10
Laird, Bissell 8c Meeds—
.10
Irving Lundborg 8c Co.' .10
freeze, chemical
/believes that it
hew common share for each 12
March 15, 1963. Rights will expire
Edison
.10 /
8c Co._u______/l.30
Weil,
Howard,
.
one
record
A. Hogle
u
8c Son
116,269,639 119,009,198'
w-.U--U123>428,139 121^779,917 »
BUSINESS—The
right to subscribe
share, for; an, additional 1,$43,117 shares
the basis Of
Hilliard
to 100% ,
and ; sit/siriklng/fund^redemption /price^Kranglng^frorn?
101.25% to 100'%> '
.
iwv. c
1, 1977 at 100% plus accrued Interest.
Payment
the' First National City Bank,, 55 Wall St., N. Y.
PROCEEDS—Consolidated
has announced that it has contracted with General
acquisition of M'agnaflux Corp., Chicago, a wholly
for
^er
191,
a
are
de¬
May
BostonCorp./NewYork.
Champion Spark Plug—Proposed Acquisition—
-J.
Corp.-.
Stleglitz
&
B.
J.
Net proceeds will be used for prepayment and re¬
payment of certain loans.v
•/
/
*/ Y
r REDEMPTION
FEATURES-rThe ' debentures =4ire : not • redeemable
at
1963',
April 5, 1963.
,;.;The offering is being underwritten by a group
headed by. Morgan
Stanley /& Co. and The First
/
J.
"
Albany
Halle
101.25%, to .yield' 4.29%^, and.^he' .common * stock-at
$31.25 per share:/Both issues were oversubscribed.
a
air;
^ Consolidated* EdisOn Co. of Now York; ine^rrRights
Offering to Stockholders—The company is offering
held
'
First
19, 1963,: Francis I. duPont & XpY New
York, sis: manager of bh tlfudenvriting grpup- offeredt
publicly $30,000,0001 of, this iirm's 4%% sinking fund;
debentures/due March415, 1988, and 400,000 sharesj
of its common, stock. The debentures were priced at
w.;. -.
h;
.10
Dnnn 8c Co.——
J. M. Dain 8c Co., Inc.—
On 'March
Chairman
the holders of its common/stock the
on
Brush, Slocumb 8c Co. Inc.
W.
Clarke Corp.
Common,
Crown Cork- & Seal Co.,
has
Coleman
The
Coleman,
.10
Richard
;
'";/
Exchange
Stock
of
Sheldon
.175
Co.i!
&
31—
1
<
<
earnings
Ekrned
Stores; Incorporated—Partial Redemption
made
\ at $80
from sales of
the six months '
-
'
Total income
to
other
■'
manufactures
the
Boettcher
.27
Listing Approved—
approval
is -followed
in, about a
Exchange Commission clearance,
after
admitted
Dec.
Ended
,
Income taxes
are
Mills,
^ «<
•
of
.175
Inc._——_—
Walston 8c Co., Inc.r——-
:
Bales
196,
.175
Corp.——
Neuhaus
&
yv/'Z" ■/>■/■:. i/>;; .'\w
Consolidated Paper Corp. —Annual Report—
Listing-
Sept.
.175
American
/ W.",K '/ Stillman,
/
* /
.175
.175
Co
Co.,
,55
Simmons_—
<Sc
•;.-.1
6% preferred, and the 6%
common,
Inc
Mosle 8c
'
-55
■
the American Stock Exchange.—V.
corpdration: has
•
Ellis
Blunt
Humphrey
r
Stern, Frank, Meyer 8c Fox
Co./—./.-/•
-r-197; P.-912.
.175
.175
■ Stern Brothers 8c Co
Inc.
.,27 /
Baker, Weeks Ac Co.
-:.27
Blair; Ac^Co^Inc.uu.u/---; ;27 J
William Blair 8c
.27;;,
197/ p.: 405. /'';5
.
quarter were 60 cents (based
Feb. 28, 1963), an increase
Of 2 cents over the 58 cents per share earned in the first quarter
a«d of 3 cents over the 57 cents per share in the second quarter
W year agoA<based upon 2,931,135 shares outstanding on Feb. 28,
1962). For the six months, earnings were $1.18, an increase of
11 cents per share over the first six months a year ago.—V. 196,
2,944,115
be
can
Will- be
■•»./ ;'.compared
previous
$3,478,340,
were
six
Co.,
Rotan,
•
,
S,,.Smithers Ac Co..
/
.65
Spencer Trask & Co.u.i
.65
G. H, Walker- & Co
.65
Alex.. Brown Ac Sons—
.55
Dick <Sc Merle-Smith—.55
R. Staats & Co.—
.175
*__
Co
Robinson
The
;
F.
a
this
and
Colonial
-'/'Per share earnings for the second
upon
1963,'the
8c
Putnam
Reinholdt & Gardner
.65
—V.
bentures
-
Roland & Co
Cook & Co.—
Piper, Jaffray 8c Hopwood
,65
William
stock
common
.175
Newhard,
,.65 ;;
;
.175'
Model,
.
Underwood,
Co.:
.175
,
Swiss
&
.175
Co
&
Inc.
ton
,
.65" t
Year
—V.
$81,395,790 in the second quarter a year ago. For
.
ehded Feb.'28, 1963, net sales were $164,919,007,: a sizable increase.
O over the $154,826,701 in sales for the .comparable period a .year agd.T
<C
of
:
year;;.M', > '-■r;
r..'
y; Net sales in the second quarter were $85,862,532, up substantially
$79,056,475
'
Miller
Legg & Co.
C.
.65
'
conditioning of dwellings,
197, p. V14.
••>•
j
$1,757,427
'y
$3,128.49T earned in
of
in
The Coleman: Co.,
portable stoves and
incomef
state
and
net'profits of
i' ' For the six-month period, net prorfits
sales
of
■
against $1.63 in 1961. Funds
share ip 1962, against S4.06
report stated that the company expects to
both sales
and
earnings in
1963.—V.
197,
/diversified line of products for,
1
from
share
one
stock
share
one
1962
approved for listing 659,925 common
Inc., it was announced March 21 by
and Presidents
i
a
of
and'-Albert -O,
$4.30
Securities
were
the
Chairman;
were
were listed on
; The
,
/
in the second quarter. This compares with first quarter
profits, of $1,720,913! this year,; and with $1,674,442 earned in the
^econd quarter
;
.175
—
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
;65,
•&
Bacon, Whipple •& Co,—__
Robert W,
Baird ' & Co.,
Coleman Co., Inc.—A. S. E.
^arned
With
of
preference
ritio
*
-.«.•
after,
Thalmann
-
Co
Milwaukee Co.-_._u—
The
.65/
Co.
.175
.175
Inc.
Lester, Ryons & Co.—
;
.86 ^
Co.—
.175
Co..._
&
&
Hayden,
....
1009.
p.
$2.03
peaks
new
1115.
the.: three-month* period ■ ended Feb. 28/
period ended the isame date, were /
r.,
faxes in the
;
new
six-month
t They. said, that
..
the
/ / //'. ,%/X/^//!%// Z/Y/
Z /'/!/./;:■//''"'
/:,aZ'':ZZZ'■/'!// -through operation; of the .sinking fund,
•
Harrison
.175
_;
Fulton, Reid & Co.,
Shearson, Hammill & Co;*_
Watson,
S.
Fahnestock
John
.86
,
'
Shields
connection
Burl
The
them.
in
were
The
convertible
Seported by Harold W. McMillen, Chairman, and Dale W. McMillen,
Presidents/ /.*>/X//
by
time
operations
by
3,500,400 shs.
-
|Y .Central Soya CoY Ine,—Net,. Sales! Higher—
1963,
F.| Roth$child & Cq.*_
^
■///■ Outstanding!/
5,000,000 shs.:
-
held
any
197,.
siriek.
J.
1961.
reach
.
,
in
of
coast
;.,86-//•;
R.
Cities
Service
Tennessee,
>86
qo.—___-
W. C, Langley & Co.—
W. Pressprich'& Co...
of
value.
shares
Crowell, Weedon & Co.—
Dewar, Robertson & Pan-
.86
Inc.
E. F. Hutton & Cos Inc.—
:
...
.
stock Z
of
Stone & Co.
Ladenburg,
.
the purchase of
corporate pur-
CAPITALIZATION. GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
^rV. 195,
by' Cities
assets
Coburn Credit Co., Inc.—A. S. E.
Idaho,
//l;///■Common
the
shares
par
between
3,686,328
.175
.175
.175
Francis I. duPont Ac Co.u_; .65
Estabrook
&
Co
—.65
affirmative
an,
reorganization
than
more
one-thousandths
909
Service.—^V,
•
generated
other
and
piincral deposits. Ft is in .the exploration stag6..4
j
of
.175
—
& Co....—
Co
;
without
1
Bradford
C.
175;
Co.,
Co
—1.10
A; C.. Allyn & Co,
.65
Bach© & Coi—,65
the
City^ Products Corp,—Sales, Net Higher— /*
p.
May 1, 1961.- The company
mining corporation to explore, develop and produce
a
and
issued
be
of
at
Earnings per share
:t!-,BUSmESS^Thecompany,:headquartered^atWallace'^ai1<>.'wasv
under
not
Tennessee
of
convertible
stock
incorporated
will
Effective March 18,
stock
common
y Net proceeds will be used for
is organized
join
3,725,000
stock,
•Inc.
.
15 Cents per share.
construction',
agreement
of;Cities Service,"stated.'
Mines, Inc.—Common Offered—
Securities.
form
create
Sullivan &
&
Wood,.- Struthcrs: &.
1963.
Steffey/ President,
have; announced- that, sales and, earnings reached hew "highs in
1962.
Net
sales
were
^295,097,234 or 3.5%
more
than in 1961.
yia Nov. 28, 1962 prospectus, Pennaluna & Co., and
equipment,
of
acquisition
Wiiliam
pany
Standard
the
Service
preference
.175
.175
:
&
Co.——
Inc.
Schwabacher -Ac
:
.
Gold
iri
was
Cities
Tennessee,
stock
be
of .Cities
;: y, 197, 'p.; 14$//;///
Star
and
that
Co
Courts
&
A. G. Becker & Co. Inc.
to
Bleich-
.175
&
Bosworth,
Granbery, Marache Ac Co, /
borundum; plans to spend $11 million :for, new facilities in 1963.
Center
out¬
1,
.27
Co.—
&
S.
and
Cooley
L,
refund
Lerchen
Barth
J.
1.10
"Reynolds; &Co.;i Inc.'
-
H,
plant for the manufacture
of
coated
Australia, and expansion and moderniza-.
furnace plant in Eydehavn, Norway. Car-'
carbide
approval
convertible
plan
preference for
*
new
a
Melbourne,
'
July
.27
J.
F, S.. Moseley. &
at
stdekhbiders ratified;/ar plan/previously approved
*19
the
the
-will
and its 1962 net income of $7,013,733
,
due< 1988
"
*
.27
Baker, Watts & Co
Ball, Burge & Kraus__.„_
1.10
Hutzler.
&
/
f
%27/;
roder, Inc.
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—
.86
W. B. Hutton & Co./—.86
of -1-10-year
bonds
Weeks
.27 /
.27
,27
Inc.
..—
2.70
&
& Co.,
Co.____
Arnhold
Inc.— 2.70
Co
&
Bros.
Hayden
owned
company,
$20,000,000
.2Tk
Co.____l-_
Leonard & Lynch-
Ohio
Watllng,
'
Co.__—_:. _—.1:'' 1.10 ::.,
Stockholders: of Tennessee will receive nine-tenths of one share;
of the $2.25 preference' stock of Cities
Service for each share- of:
Wendel, President,
reported. -- • ■
..••
v
"• ••'
•*/ ; Z// • /-/;
/.Net income
amounted
$3.91
to
per
share of common stock,
;;
against $3.54- per share in 1961. Stockholders' equity'increased- to •
$97,941,271, or-; $54.55 per share, up from $93,404,237, or $52.32
per share in 1961.
Carborundum's
expenditures
for
plants,* equipment
and other
properties amounted to $11,205,382, compared with $10,613,851 in /
1961. Major projects in 1962 included expansion and modernization *
of the Globar
plant of the Refractories and Electronics Division
by
sell
to repay bank loans/ "and
first 2Fa% bonds maturing
and
&
capital
record
sales by 6.5%
1961
exceeded
•
attained
company
'•27;/;
Riter & Co
—
"
...
The
used
proposal
a
Chairman
•
.27
;
Shuman, Agnew & Co.— : .27
.27
/ Singer, Deane & Scribner
.27 '
"!" Stroud & Co.,' Inc.—
Bear, Stearns & Co,
.86
Clark, Dodge & Co. Inc.
.86
Domlnick & Domlnick.86 '
Equitable Securities Corp.
.86 1
Goodbody. & ■ Co.—,86 ';
Hallgartcn & Co.._
.86
Service Co.—Acquisition
Approved-^
preference 'stock
vibra¬
Co
Wertheim
2226.
cumulative
Service
,
Reports Record Sales—
?
on
/Under
finishing materials.
?/.. ;
i ^
According to the statement of Carborundum, it is expected that
the acquisition will be completed in about 30 days.?.
•
%
*s
tory
•
be
3V8%
to
sinking fund
May -14,
on
stockholder
The
Acquisition—
.27
Tucker/ Anthony & R, L.
•
Day
1.10
"
$2.25
into -agreement
Corp.,
reported- that the-
was
&/
Merrill Turben
Moore,
2.70
—
& Co.
Witter
Salomon
by directors of Cities Service and Tennessee Corp.
tw6 -companies; through. a pooling; of interests;
*
vote
company
''The
of
it
McDonald
2.70
Hoinblower
,
.
Carborundum Co.—Proposed
1963
will
p.
:Oii iMarCh
of
April 15, 1969 at 100%. Payment will be made at
Canada (far north excepted); of the'Bank of Mont¬
1426.
196,
Cities
due
in
real.—V. 195, p.
u
Proceeds'
standing first
—V.
.
April 15, 1963,
its 5%% series
on
19,
competitive bidding
.
foundries Ltd.—Partial Itedemptiorv—
Canada Iron
B
.
March
by four major railroads, plans
serial bonds and $29,000,000. of
a
.
Dean
Chicago Union Station Co.—Bond Sale Planned—
With
Brothers
White, Weld
/Security for the certificates will:be 14 Diesel-Elecan estimated $2,637,502/
imparts a roundwhiskey making.
Combined
Southwest
The
Barney & Co. Inc. 2.70
& Webster Securities
DrCxel
tric road locomotives to cost
—V. 197, p. 714.
whiskeys,
in
/>r
2.70
Corp.
.
approval by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
distilling process.
Storing these
specially selected wood casks formerly
in
years
Smith,
Issuance and sale of the certificates are subject to
original
an
prices to yield 3.75% to 4.75%.
Lehman
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler.
had
%
.27
Corp...
Michigan
___
-___—2.70
Stone
.
Charging
.
Inc.-
Folger, Nolan, Fleming v
!<& Co. Inc.
Kidder, Peabody & Co,u_ 2.70
Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Inc
2.70
l>azard Freres &
2.70
/The group was high bidder for the issue at com¬
petitive sale .March 19 with a bid of 99,468%. • I A
competing bid of 99.37 for a 4%%; coupon cahae from
to bring suit against the U. S. Treasury Depart¬
improper federal restraint, the company is asking
the
courts
to
fule
on
government
regulations limiting ' labelling
reference to spirits 'Stored -in wood.
Under the regulations,
government officials claim that by defi¬
nition grain neutral spirits can't
beV improved.
Calvert asserts
that these specially distilled spirits have • a distinctive
taste and
ment.
of
First
•
Inc.-_-.-_. 4.00
Sachs & Cd.-u; 2.70
Ripley & Co.,
Harriman
North
&
can produce a quality.
beverage with the drama and excitement of the imports," i' Certificates Offered—On March 20, 1963 an offering
Edgar M
Bronfman, Calvert president.
of $2,100,000 Chicago & North Western Railway 4%%
He said that the
new
whiskey would appeal to the Greater New York area, the
equipment trust certificates due 1964-1978 was made
nation's trend setter,, whjch is highly partial toward lighter taste
in beverages.
by Halsey, Stuart & Co, Inc., Chicago, and associates
It was the acceptance of New Yorkers that opened
for
& Co.
Dillon, Union 3e-1:*• The Illinois Co. Inc.—
curlties & Co;_i..._.iU_. 2.70
Johnston; Lemon fiz Co..—
.
declared
door
Dickson
8.
First
Inc..—2.70
Glore, Forgan & Co.u__.__
distilled
the
Co.,
■
v,;
R.
Eastman
Chicago
;,i "We have proved that American know-how
9.975
Lynch, Pierce Fen&
subscription/
/
1
■
Corp._^____ 9.975
& Smith
her
-
5
pursuaht to - the
.iiV--•'
Boston
tentatively Scheduled ;for /Aug. l/arid Oct.
are
for
■■
March 18, 1963 it was reported that the company plans to
$4,500,000 of equipment trust certificates at competitive bid¬
on May
8. Two additional issues totaling about $10,200,000
ding
straight
not subscribed
are
Morgan Stanley & Co._
RR.—i^o Sell Equip¬
•
as
v.
-
Certificates—
stock
offer.
unprofit- /
'On
sell
here,
concept
:! f-u»•.<
substantial
a
to
1962
Burlington & QUlhcy
ment Trust
and
to the rapid growth of foreign imports, was
Greater New
tforK
area
on
March
20.
Inau-;;; '
answer
Calvert Extra was un¬
whiskeys und a ne.w
ingredient, aged grain neutral spirits.It will be available April
1 in New Yor»c State, New Jersey.and Connecticut.
■
veiled
in
v,-V*
fchicago,
!
century
a
stated .that
attributable
was
Products Co.
able operations.—V. i9o, p.*
'• 1'-1Yv!!$;•
whiskey in
Weber
increase
V
UJ
>
.
Calvert Distillers Co,—New Type
this
made
was
the floor of the New York Stock
on
(1217)
" 1
*:
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
6
(1218)
York
Securities
;
■v
McDonald
Moore, Leonard & Lynch
Newburger & Co.——
William
Stroud
Van
Staats
R.
Alstyne, Noel &
Eichler &
Bacon,
Whipple
Robert
W.
Co.—
&
Baird
Jaffray &
Hopwood —.—
■ Pierce
&
Piper,
3,000
2,500
2,500
Co.
Co.
Bateman,
—V.
2,500
2,500
The
Co——
2,500
plunt Ellis & Simmons—
2,500
Singer, Deane & Scribner
Burgess &
Leith—__—
J. C.
—
2,500
Julien
Sherrerd——
2,500
Robert Garrett
2,500
Edward
2,500
John
2,500
Loewi
Baker, Weeks & Co.
Ball, Burge & Kraus
Blair
William
Bradford & Co
Butcher
Coffin
&
M.
Burr
&
Courts
J.
Co._
&
Dain
Crouter
—
&
Co., Inc.;& Townsend,
Haven
De
&
.
Dempsey-Tegeler
Inc.
Elkins,
Co.
Bros.
Neuhaus
&
2,600
&
2,500
2,500
_________—
2,000
nearly 6%
Howard,
2,500
Mackall
Jra Haupt & Co.———
Hayden, Miller & Co.—
2,500
2,500
2,500
McKelvy
2,500
Colket & Co.
1,500
Co.——1,500
Westheimer & Co
1,500
H.
Hentz
&
E.
FOR
forth
set
the
in
company has
ended Dec. 31, 1962,
year.
DEBENTURES
The
—
debenture
severally agreed to purchase from
principal amounts of the debentures
subject to the terms and conditions
nam.es
debenture
purchase
statement.
filed
contract
as
Amount
■
I.
duPont
&
Shields
&
$5,000
The First Boston Corp.—
1,200
Alex. Brown & Sons
Kuhn,
Clark, Dodge
Loeb & Co., Inc.
Forgan & Co.—
Glore,
1,200
800
Goldman, Sachs &
Harriman
Ripley
Inc.
Hornblower
—
Kidder,
Inc.
Co.—
& Co.,
&
Co.-
&
New
Smith
&
800
Stroud
Van
;:A:
Inc.-
800
Webber, Jackson
&
Curtis-—.
Smith,
Barney. &
Co.,
800
ties
.
Weld
A.
& Co.^—.Allyn & Co.—-
C.
Bache
&
Drexel
'
&
Hayden,
Courts
500
&
J.
Jenks.
Hutzler
&
200
Gardner.—
200
/ 200
Ira
Edward
500
<
&
Haupt
&
D.
Mullaney,
Co.——
Jones
Wells
&
./>
■
such
150
<
Co.
&
Co.—
sales
Net
income
Net income
Earnings
—V.
—;
before
taxes
—
after taxes
interest
150
and
_
6%
U
$0.19
believe
Corp., this issue.—V. 197,
Weisman
says.
the
In
William
reached
H.
Corp,—Proposed Acquisition—
Walters,
announced
Chairman
that
an
and
President
agreement
Diamond
acquisition
stock,
ducted
of
according
between
President of
Schwabacher-Frey
to
Diamond
the
San
Walters.
Mr.
National
Francisco
involve
and
James H.
firm.—V.
197,
been
Schwabacher,
annual
Jr.,
Mills,
Inc.,
this
made
:
r
Duval
'
On
March
increase
;
the
W.
P.
number
Morris,
about
of
that
reported
was
authorized
years
Ne'w
President,
700,006
The
program.
two
it
common
to
Mexico
said
shares
common
company
develop
plans
its
that
to
the
to
^VZ°186 &nd
Insurance
the
made
of
centennial
-
voted
shares
that
this
into
company
meeting,
a
it
action
position
one
as
that
outstanding
effective
Fireman's
of
shareholders
held
their
100th
Included in the
the
exchange
shares
of
that
and
busi¬
offer
American
certificates
stock
will
soon
be
American
who
have
already
Fund
The
*
for¬
' '
.•
Chairman
James
assets
2,060,000
to
told
moved
the
pioneer Western insur¬
of major importance in the industry
leading companies in the under¬
the
of
of
exceeding $1,000,000,000.
Detailing the advantages expected from the affiliation in terms
future growth and performance, President Fred H. Merrill told
attending shareholders that the business of the two insurance
groups was "highly complementary in that it provided a greater
diversification of risks insured and an improved geographical spread
company to Duval
finance
$40,000,000
copper
and
probably
its
over
will
expansion
the next
volume."
of
related
molybdenum
These
factors,
he
pointed
out
to
shareholders,
were
to
underwriting profitability since property-casualty
operations are based upon aggregates and averages.
surance
Draw langbeinite property in
firm
Cleveland,
6%
s
March
1,
offered
convertible
1968.
The
accrued interest.
.
publicly,
subordinated
bonds
were
$300,000
of
debentures
offered
at
par
repayment
SDHn?Nnnf~?«he^nPany'
i
EmSJ
min a^re and subminiature metal products for use in the
t.'^PPi Jce and a"tomotive industries. The company also
tSS machil\e Parts- electronic components, conanl S^eel coil and flat torsion
sprigs.
5' ^coiporated under the laws of the State of Ohio in 1936
Is .vT' surviving
the
corporation of a merger in 1953, and had its prin¬
cipal executive offices at 140 South
Olive Street, Elyria, Ohio
,5,000 shs.
'
-
1,500 shs.
;
'
•
*
»
Inc.—Capital Stock Offered—
offered publicly, with¬
400,000 shares of its capital stock
,
Montgomery Road, Cincinnati,
of 6011
and
Mark
the
for
solely
designed
IV
military
use. The
a portion
by means
rigid attachadd tractive
■,
-
Authorized
Outstanding
1,000,000 shs,
783,693 shs.{
*
1
.Partial
—
Redemption—
The,
corporation has called for redemption on May 1, 1963,
operation of the sinking fund, $1,500,000 of • its 47/a%
equipment trust certificates due May 1, 1980 (series 58) at 100.45%
plus accrued dividends. Payment will be made at, The Bank of New
through
York, 125 Maiden Lane, N. Y.—V. 197, p. 1117.
General Controls
International
see
-V.
197,
'V
y
General
'
the
its
elected
of
newly
were
American
concluded
v-:'/ -/ ...
David
Insurance
Fireman's
R.
Fund
pact
of
Co.
r
as
affiliation
John
B.
elected
were
Insurance,
y-Y-;..
Calhoun,
'
which
shareholders meeting,
—V.
197,
p.
was
taken
at
the
.Telegraph
&
issue.
this
Corp.
-
.
Mills, Inc.—Proposed Acquisition—
E.
Rawlings, President of General Mills, and H. E.
of Duffy-Mott Co.,
Inc., jointly announced
had been reached relating to the purchase of
the assets, of Duffy-Mott. ; The purchase would be
through ?the
exchange of 0.925 shares of common stock of General Mills for
; each outstanding share of common stock of Duffy-Mott.' ' ^ y v 1
M'einhold,
of
W.
President
agreement
an
Representatives of both companies have,.commenced preparation;
an
agreement for submission to the Directors of General Mills
to the Directors and stockholders of Duffy-Mott for appfoval.
and
Duffy-Mott markets apple sauce and apple "JUice, sold under the
brand name, and prune juice sold under the "Sunsweet"
name.
In addition,
the company produces and sells a line
of baby food under "Clapp's" brand name, and canned fruits and,
vegetables under "Pratt-Low" label.
During: 1962 the company
introduced a line of calorie-controlled food under the "Figure
Control" label. The company net sales for the fiscal year ending
Aug. 31r 1962, amounted to $65,539,000.
••
•' >
"Mott's"
brand
.
.
Proposed Subsidiary Sale—
See
-
the
between
V:
Clark,
to
latter
the
/V
and
Fireman's
enlarged the company's board to
Fund
jointly by Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis, Stone
Securities Corp., and Mitchum, Jones &
Templeton Inc. offered publicly $50,000,000 General
Telephone & Electronics 4 V2% sinking fund deben¬
tures duer 1988, priced at 101% and accrued interest
to yield 4.43%. The offering was oversubscribed.
&
Webster
at
FEATURES
lower
a
prior to March
1,
March
100.92%
in
and
>
the
fund
re¬
4.43%
regular
and beginning
prices ranging
redeemable
to
not
are
than
company
are
105.50%
par,
redemption
at
'
,'
;
debentures
new
to
they
will add , the proceeds to corporate
invest approximately $30,400,000 during 1963
its
telephone subsidiaries to finance their
programs. The balance will be used for general cor¬
company
expects to
stocks
common
construction
porate
cost
Otherwise
ranging from
at sinking
l, 1968,
to par.
PROCEEDS—The
.
funds
The
—
interest
1970.
prices
with
from
of
including
purposes,
to 'subsidiaries.
advances
,
,
,
.
'
BUSINESS—General'Telephone & Electronics' domestic telephone,
operating subsidiaries comprise the largest independent telephone
system in the United States; it has operating telephone subsidiaries
in
Canada
the
and
Dominican
Republic, as well as a substantial
telephone
operating
company
in
the
subsidiaries, General Telephone is a leading
manufacturer of communications equipment in the United States,
Belgium, Canada and Italy. Through other subsidiaries it is a
leading domestic manufacturer in the fields of lighting and elec¬
tronics
and
has
manufacturing
facilities in Argentina,
Brazil,
Canada and Mexico. Sales, finance and service subsidiaries comple¬
ment its basic activities.—V. 197, p. 1009.
^
in
interest
affiliated
an
Philippines.
Through
,
Gould-National Batteries, Inc.
Net Down—
Albert' H.
Sales
-
Up 3.5%-
-
Daggett,
that
Chairman
consolidated
and
Chief Executive
sales
net
the
for
nine
has
Officer,
months
ended
31,
is $2,376,460, or
3.5%
of a year before
and
represents higher sales than for any similar period in the
past," said Mr. Daggett. "Most of the increase continues to be
in
of
17 members.
142.
197, p.
led
1963, were $70,824,303.
"This amount
higher than for the corresponding period
the
company's
divisions
new
which
still
are
development."
Consolidated
Robert
annual
-V.
this' issue.
Champion Spark Plug Co.,
General Telephone & Electronics Cnrp.^Debentures
Offered—On March 21, 1963, an underwriting group
announced
Cowan.
action,
Co.—Proposed Merger-
Telephone
142.
p.
General
Jan.
profit
$3,049,086 which
is
responding period of
the
current
in
:-.ny-,
net
for
the
$226,166,
period,
the
less
6.9%,
or
before.
year
a
nine
current
Mr.
stages
than
period
for
the
was
cor¬
Daggett stated that during
had
company
various
'Y-.y,.--
month
substantial
non-recurring
some of which will be continued into the final quarter.
"Such expenses," Mr. Daggett continued, "include some costs which
1013.
Fischbach & Moore, Inc.
t]irou1gh..its operating division. Empire
Spring, and its wholly-owned
subsidiaries, Convo-Trol. Inc
and
Components Engineering and
Manufacturing Co., designs and manut
G.
of
directors
of
firms.
The
The
equipment, and other corporate purposes.
iif
two
and
at $257,700, will be used
loans, research and development,
directors
board
implemented
due
'
of
Three
the
this
Net proceeds, estimated
for
992,629 shs.
2,000,000 shs.
<
developed two Taxi-Tender vehicles for ground move¬
jet aircraft—the Mark X design for commercial and mili¬
use
,
y
a
Co.,
Inc.,
(par $1)..
Canada,
subsidiary)
Capital stock (no par).
196, p. 1237.
•
in¬
New Directors—
Emtec Inc.—Debentures Offered — Pursuant
to
March 18, 1963
offering circular, Fulton, Reid &
•
of
—V.
''
Crafts
F.
property and liability insurance in the United States.
Simultaneously, the action meant that the San Francisco business
community could now boast of nine home-based corporations with
Increase—
stockholders
company
help
Park
Fund
announcement
for
been
ownership
established
and
writing
from
•
:-
has
of
deemable
Exchange Offer
of
the
spend
Mineral
ance
'
Approved—Financing Planned—
1963
°'°00' and t0 change the name of
Corp
sell
18,
the
Fund
had
those
shareholders
1
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co.—Stock
Name Change
,,
'the
Co.
deposited their shares for exchange.
'
.
Sulphur & Potash Co,, this issue.
•
y
;
y
share.
per
redemption
Fireman's
was
Co.
to
warded
2377,
p.
"
20,000
*
of hydraulic cylinders which, when actuated,- provide;
ment to the plane's main landing gear or gears and
force to the Taxi-Tender's drive wheels. *
companies
,
of
Fireman's
evidencing
issue.—V.> 196,
Duval Corp.—New Name—
all
the
meeting in San Francisco, March 19.
by
At
See
of
transacted
ness
1013.
p.
Duffy-Mott Co., Inc.—Asset Sale—
General
the
•
.,
calls attention to
Surface
Transit,
adding
Shareholders
con¬
Insurance
See
principle,
he
Fireman's Fund Insurance
exchange
an
have
.
;
■
-
of
matter
,
vein,
same
Effective—
will
Negotiations
^v, "•■}'
^
.
,•>
REDEMPTION
principle had been
pioneer financial and'
acquire Schwabacher-Frey, Inc.,
printing firm in San Francisco.
.
The
of
as
a
^
for
in
to
business
of
as
;
.
claim
$5,866,688 bonded
City
claims
its
obligation under the statute is limited to 4%
interest, although
we are paying the Surface bondholders 6%
interest."
Here, again,
the companies will make a claim for excess interest as part of
the
condemnation
proceedings and
ask
the
City to "pay our
companies a sum amounting to at least 75%
of their own ap¬
praisals of our properties," Mr. Weisman adds.—V. 186, p. 728.
406.
p.
that,
v
make
to
their obligations in excess of the
damages in the condemnation pro¬
on
award
rates.£,
and
willing to incur interest charges that are so much higher than
the
charges at which the City normally borrows money,"
Mr.
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp.—Subsidiary Sold'—
National,
award
are
1
Diamond National
y
Taxi-Tender vehicles employ the principle of transferring
of the weight of the aircraft to the Taxi-Tender vehicles
be treated no differently from any other conaemnee in the
City, and we still cannot understand why the officials of New York
$0.12V2
:::
$1
should
i961
,
199.
See Tex-Star Oil & Gas
,
at, bank
the City that they intend "to claim
entire
charges
the
on
indebtedness
•
the
on
other
allowed
"We
$106,144,651 $99,826,454
682,075
336,332
365,975
243,252
share—
per
191, p.
"was not available
at
Report—
1962
■
————
loan
a
ceedings," Mr.> Weisman said.
Daitch Crystal Dairies, Inc.—Annual
Net
result
a
interest
rate
.Year Ended December 31—
Moore
&
(par $100)
—V, 197, p. 715.
that
The companies have notified
150
916.
p.
continue.
of the refusal of the City to make a payment on
companies' cash resources v.ere depleted," the report
Therefore, the company has obtained a loan of $4,000,000 from Kirkeby-Natus Corp.
This 4oan is "secured by an
assignment of so much of the condemnation award as represents
Fifth Avenue real pstate, at an interest rate of. 12%.
We have
borrowed $2,000,000 under this commitment, and if necessary, will
draw
down an
additional $2,000,000 at later dates,"
the report
says. The company states it turned to a finance company
when
"As
200
Reinholdt
i
account,, the
200
&
Co.L
&
tangible assets^
.continues.
200
500
,
197,
200
Co.
•
,
—
Shearson, Hammill & Co.
—V.
200
Newhard', Cook & Co.—
500
^condemnation.' award"
200
i The Robinsons-Humphrey
:
Co.; Inc^.^——
—i-i
500
Inc
Salomon Brothers
.
200
s
-
:
General American Transportation Corp.
damage resulting from
this sum, Mr. Weisman
Of
opportunities with an eye toward expanding the
operations of our companies at an appropriate time." Mr. Weisman
also notes that the companies' tax picture and the tax questions
involved
in the acquisition of
other businesses "as well as the
tax and other implications of a possible distribution of the expected
200
Inc.
Kirkland
systems.
business
several
200
Co.—,-
Co.,
consequential
or
bus
Fifth Avenue has appointed ''an 'Acquisitions Committee to con¬
future investment prospects.
The committee has investigated
& Co., Inc,
Sulzberger,
McDonald
,
Corp
Reynolds & Co.,
&
two
sider
Ne^burg^r & Co'.:_—___
500
,Co„
^
Higginson
Dain
Halowell,
Co.—!
&
i
200
R. S. Dickson
500
v
inc.:" ——Uld^f 500
Hemphill, Noyes & Co.—* 500
Lee
M.
800
500
Co————
Stone
250
Co,-—--i--——
&
the
"It must be emphasized that in the finaT analysis, the determi¬
of value is solely a matter for the Courts.
We anticipate
the hearings will close late this Spring," Mr. Weisman added.
,
Co.,
Burr--—^
&
'
Co.—
Stearns
Bear,
*:
Coffin
severance
of
y y
f
.
'
,
,
-
Fischbach : &. Moore
Ltd.
(70%
owned
that
200
&
of
• -
•
<
nation
250
200
Blair
items
seizure
>
s
>.
Fischbach
tary
,
for
250
Alstyne, Noel & Co.
Whipple & Co.—
ShO
jDean Witter
250
Co.
&
Inc._.
Robert W; Baird As
800
Co
&
Co.,
Butcher & Sherrerd
,
Corp.wi.———
White,
Co.-——
&
Staats
R.
&
,
The report notes that while the City has not yet presented, its
appraisals, the Board of Estimate has appropriated $18,000,000
the purchase price.
v
250
William
' 800
Securi-
250
•
Inc,.''——————.
Baker, Weeks & Co.-
.
& Webster
Co.
&
said, approximately $73,000,000 represents
Bacon,
,
Inc.
Co.
tain
the
350
.
T--r—
William
\
350
350
<
Hanseatic
Schwabacher
800
Paine,
Stone
Lemon
York
Corpl
A
Pierce,
Lynch,
Fenner
Securities
Johnston,
Brothers—800
Merrill
York
.
The company is claiming a total ot $90,000,000 as the going
business value of the properties condemned by the City, plus cer¬
350
Dominick—<
&
annum,
Ohio,
the past year
New York of
company's Fifth Avenue Coach and Surface Transit bus sys¬
tems," Mr. Weisman told stockholders.
Hearings to fix the value
of the company's properties currently are taking place in the New
Yprk Supreme Court.
>
"
/
->350;
Inc.
& Co.,
Langley. & Co,-—-
800
Co.,
—
Freres
Lehman
C.
800
—
—
Lazard
W.
New
Weeks
&
Peabody
Dominick
800
Co.,
,
,*
»
„
y-
,
,
ment
"The major problems we have encountered during
arisen from the condemnation by the City of
;
Amount
Inc.-.—, •
500
Yva ?
Co.
y
.
BUSINESS-—The company
President,
a
your
(OOO's omitted)
V ' '
Francis
not
have
exhibit
an
Weisman,
>
,,
poses.
1
I.
was
f
Net proceeds will be used for production of a
prototype model of a Taxi-Tender, repayment of
debt, operating expenses, and other corporate pur¬
reported a net loss of $949,155' for. the year
against a net loss of $596,052 for the previous
,
,
.
"1962
y
,
>!
Ltd,
which
Is
a
70%
owned subsidiary of the com- ,,
pany):
To bank, due within
one
year-r-interest at 6%- per
out underwriting,
stated in the annual report
typical year.
We feel that in view of the
special circumstances—the two strikes and more significantly the
condemnation, the formal profit and loss picture is not indicative
of the future or meaningful in any sense."
that
y
On Feb. 19, 1963, the company
2481.
'
Lawrence
.
1,500
Biddle & Co.
have
their
the
registration
The
1,500
Inc.——
&
Yarnall,
THE
respective
the
after
specified
to
named
company
2,500
2,50o
2
below
UNDERWRITERS
underwriters
the
1,500
Vercoe
W.
Clark, Inc.—
Lester, Ryons & Co..._>Irving Lundborg & Co.—
-
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines, Inc.—Annual ReportLoan Agreement—
'
,
1,500
Inc.-
Co
Co.,
p.
Quebec,
ada,
;
•,
at
1,500
Penington,
Co
Battles &
Janney,
&
Murch
196,
-
405,500
of
General Aeromation,
1,500
Co
&; Coe——>
&
outstanding.—V.
shares
2,500
Mason-Hagan,
also
$7,851,279 in 1962, it was announced by Howard S. Nilson, President.
Earnings were 85 cents per share for 1962 based on 519,120
shares outstanding, against 81 cents per share for 1961 on 521,962
1,500
1,500
1,500
Co.
Pulton, Reid & Co., Inc.
Hallowell, Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.
&
company's 1962 net Income was $441,580, an increase' of
over the previous year's earnings of $423,179.
Increased
reflected nearly a 6% gain from $7,449,504 in 1961 to
The
'
.
(100%
,
sales
amts.
within
due
$39,000
Common Stock:
.
1,500
—
*
/
';
■
Fiat Metal Manufacturing Co.—Net, Sales Up 6%—
1,500
Friedrichs
.
.
.
Downing
Co
bimonthly
various
of
owned subsidiary
of - Fischbach1 &'.'Moore>.of Can-.
Ltd.
<
income,
2,000
Gerstley, Sunstein & Co.
J. A. Hogle & Co
Weil, Labouisse,
Eppler, Guerin & Turner,
Y
net Income for 1961, after taxes, of $2,809,846,
or
$1.40 a share.
Pre-tax earnings for 1961 amounted to
$5,745,934 On sales of $135,800,142.—V. 196, p. 1978.
:
y
&
&
.
,
net
in
due
>
*
.
$1,300,000
without interest (in-:
1976
>
}
•
—
year)
Fischbach & Moore
This compares with
2,000
Davenport & Co
Emanuel, Deetjen
?
,
Consolidated
2,000
2,000
2,000
Co.
&
to
4
1
(
one
after taxes, was $3,663,732, or $1.83 a
share, on sales of $144,908,350 for the year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
Pre-tax earnings for the same period were $7,099,294.
*
Boyce—
&
Co.,
Inc.—
Baumgartner,
—
Inc.
Co.,
Underwood,
Co.,
Inc.
Stokes
Morris,
&
2,500
&
2,500
2,000
2,000
& Co.——
Inc
Legg
it was
President.
1962,
others,
instalments
.
r
eludes
increased its earnings by 31% and sales by 7%
announced by Charles W. Engelhard, Chairman
'
company
arid
& Sons—
Jones
D.
C.
Stein
—————
R. S. Dickson & Co.,
The
in
Co.—
&
To
233.
S
'■
;
annum
V
Outstanding
Authorized,;
.
.
'
within one
qt.4V2%
per
year-r-Interest
127,200 shs.
2,500
Inc.————
Collins
i
Engelhard Industries, Inc.—Net Up 31%; Sales 7%
Robinson-Humphrey
Co.,
2,500
Bodine
&
&
p.
'
1
'
Moore—
&
To three banks, due
-
■
'"
2,500
Gardner—
—
.
197,
46,000
par)
Payable:
Fischbach
300,000
$300,000
260,000 shs.
Monday, March 25, 1963
,
CAPITALIZATION. AS OF FEB. 28, 1963
;
;
Ay
'
.
Reinholdt
——
(no
shares
Common
———(——2,500
Inc.
note—
2,500
Co.,
,
2,500
Inc.
Equipment obligations
——
6fa conv. sub. debs, due Mar. l, '68
f
Rauscher,
Co.,
&
Ohio
The
2,500
2,500
2,500
& Co—_
Co.——
6%
mortgage
Notes
Outstanding
$87,340
2,500
Cook
Newhard,
3,000
Inc.3,000
Co.,
&
3,000
Co.
&
&
Authorized
2,500
Co.-
4,000
3,000
New
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
Shares
Shares
Co.
Johnston, Lemon & Co.
Bchwabacher & Co._^i.__
.
.
expenses,
—
Common Offered
—
A
secondary offering of 75,000 common shares of Fisch¬
bach & Moore, was made March 20 by Allen & Co.,
New York, at $19,625 per share, with concession to
dealers of 55 cents per share. •
The principal business of the company
is electrical
contracting. It maintains headquarters at 545 Madison
Ave., New York City, and has 22 offices throughout
the United States and Canada.
>
until
recently
He
fux-ther
U.
S.
this
sales
that
somewhat
sales
higher
seems
record
profit."
profit for
Net
$1.76
year.
the
per
for
the
than
last
certain
that
the
share
and billing of certain
been postponed from
this, indications now are
will fall short of earlier ex¬
events, it would now appear prob¬
full
the
have
of
twelve
year,"
our
nine
on
shipment
batteries
Because
the year
profit for
"Barring unforseen
our
longer
to
that
military
next
and
pectations.
able
expected would not be incurred until next year."
revealed
until
year
that
we
Government
Mr.
months
Daggett
profit will be
months
average
ended
as
Jan.
number
of
of
this
year
stated,
will be
"but
it
no
large as last year's
-':'\-..y
31,
amounted
outstanding
1963,
shares
Number 6249' «\V The Commercial and
Volume 197
\
Chemical
Group
was
Offer
"
Corp.—Reports Record Earnings—
has reported the highest earnings from operations
according to the-1962 annual report.
Only one other time were earnings reported higher, which was
when - there was • a> non-recurring profit from the: sale of Texas
GUlf Sulphur Co. stocfcln 1957.
j
11
* v V
-The record operating earnings were made possible by Gulf's
capital expenditure program for the past 10 years, which resulted
in world-wide record volumes in all principal categories.
Prom
1953 through
1962,
Gulf made capital expenditures for
plants and related assets of some $3,748,981,000. Expenditures for
this purpose
in 1962 were $520,852,000, second highest in com¬
pany history: '
,
* ""
W.
K.
Whitefo'rd, Chairman, and E. D. Brockett, President,
emphasized to the shareholders that such a capital program can
never be said to be completed,
and that future years will require
company
continued high
a
the
At
and
level of capital expenditures
they said the company is
on
in
time,
same
to hold
the part of Gulf.
strong position
outstanding.
:
197,
share
197,
March
1014, -V
p.
20,
.
The
1962:
and
»
net
reported
revenues
that
1962
listed
these
highlights
were
double the
at year-end, compared with 37 cents in
1961 adjusted
parable number of shares outstanding.—V. 196, p. 2482.
to
a
stock
of
Engineering
High Voltage
com¬
'
•*-
.
is
I
•„.*>.
'
•
leading
a
stantially
' 1
•
President
income
net
or
1962
for
nProv.
/.
and Canadian" taxes on
Fed.
Sales
.
for
the
exceeded those
inc-
is
Earnings per, common share—l___
Common shares outstanding at year-end____
—V.
196,' p. 640,.
<
' " f, i11 / *
The
*
were
company
profit
3,430,872
3,418,834
$0.95
has
the
in
latest
year
was
$257,758,
an
increase
of
18.6%
Up Sharply—
.
over
1961,
a
The
JLu
unearned
1961
loss
premium
was
down .by
reserve
rose
Co.—Sales,
to $274,372,222 at the end of
$1,566,665
to
from
marks
realized
Total
eleventh
the
gains
sales
in
during
The
in
:
had increased earnings in 1962 on a substantial
according to Gerald C. Saltarelli, President and Chief
company
sales,
Executive
Officer.
earnings
dividends
31, -1962.
1,
Sept.
subordinated
The company is
1976.
sales
and
over
of $272,$22,287,039
over the; years, it
of the past year's
great as it was
first year of oper¬
Industries,
have
strength
we
Inc.—Sales Up
7%—
We
they
President,
1962 were
earlier, an
31,
underway.
gets
our
Kendall,
Dec.
have
some
pains
to
build
our
were last year, at this time, when
stock and resulted in decreased sales
Our
ment
effort
of
to
new
intensify
distribution has
distributors
in
Oakland,
Co.—Net
Link-Belt
The
company's 1962
increased
sales
while
Becherer,
Net
Net
for
President,
income
net
1961
for
ranging from
1963 to 100%
1976, plus ac¬
sales
1961,
for
inventories higher than
sudden demand depleted
"The
Mr.
opportunity.
in the
appoint-
and
Pittsburg, i
,
than
were
third
or
largest
or
$3.20
a
in
annual
1961
sales
"Our
but
not
high
a
againsfc
with $142,146,423
volume in
sales
-
occurred
engineering
as
share,
share.
,
increase
announced.
in
$2.70
$157,860,356, compared
,
greatest
Becherer
higher
resulted
Monterey
announced.
was
$6,064,735,
$5,115,502,
1962
the
for
19%; Sales 11%—
Up
earnings were 19%
higher than in 1961,
11% - over
theV! previous> year,; / Robert C.
1962
of
income
£ pany's history.
,
taken
are
Ling-Temco-Vought, through its subsidiaries and
divisions, is engaged in the design, development and
production of military aircraft, missiles, and ground
vehicles; high power radio and radar systems; a
variety of electronic, systems and products for the
military in the areas of control, guidance, recon¬
naissance, and testing; and a number of commercial
products.-—V.197, p. 711 and V. 196, p. 2674.
■
.
debentures
crued interest.
as
has reported that sales for the quarter
$439,838 against $411,899 in the like
quarter a year
increase of 7%. Monthly volume since
then has increased even more rapidly, however, offering what we
believe to be an indication of what may be expected in the coming v
months, Mr. Kendall stated/December sales were up 28%
from
a
year
earlier,
for example, while January was up 11%.
This •
sales
level provides
a
high springboard for the sharp increase
expected beginning in March as the: Spring construction season
Don
ended
v
1317.
P.
1963,
the option or
redeemable, at
the company, at any time at prices
104.90% if redeemed prior to Sept, 1,
during the 12 months ending Sept. 1,
•
Kendall
and including maturity at a
exchange offer will expire on April 30,
The
sales
1961
convertible into common
are
unless extended.
.
6%
debentures
new
The
year
•
increased
1962
$100 principal amount of 5
conversion price of $18 a share.
that the company
earnings," Lyle C. Roll, President
consecutive
for each
stock at any time up to
for
1962 were $3,286,529, equal after preferred
share on the 1,322,104 shares outstanding Dec.
Calif., ,*in recent weeks,/. Simultaneously we .have initiated a pro¬
the previous year the figures were:-net earnings * gram-to broaden our present product lines and add new. lines,
internally, as well ;as through the acquisition of successful com¬
i $3,163,070,
equal after preferred dividends to $1.85 a share on the
1,476,788 shares, then-outstanding.
Vi panies already in the field. With most of our growing list of
distributors interested
in
handling a broader range of products,
In. October a HoudaiUe
tender offer.*,resulted in 175,714 shares
we are in a iavored position for introducing new iteras .at minimum
-•/being tendered and purchased.-*:
-? •?,. ' r.;
■"*.
"cost.—V.'. 196, p.'1770.v':-—'
r:
*v. ,; 'Sales of construction materials and services, •automotive parts;
Net
debentures
our
1961.—V.* 195,
$9,662,413.
.HoudaiUe Industries, Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
rise
due
debentures outstanding.
product line and keep on developing markets."
After
paying
preferred dividends,1 net earnings per share
of
common stock outstanding were $2.71 against $2.45 per share during
of
$240,035,105
1962.—V. 195, p. 2482. '
also
standing 5 V2 % debentures, and for the exchange of
$50 principal amount of new convertible debentures
and $50 principal amount of new non-convertible
Net Higher—
Mr. Roll said.
"To perpetuate the growth in sales and earnings which
enjoyed for so many years, we propose to increase the
rate of gain considerably
sharply
5 Vz% £ non-convertible
of
;
The offer provides for the exchange of $40 princi¬
pal amount of new 4%% Convertible debentures and
$60 principal amount of new 5V2% non-convertible
debentures for each $100 principal amount of out¬
ation,"
than
underwriting
utory
$23,043,120 of 43A% subordi¬
Sept. 1, 1976, and
are
offering to exchange these new issues for $53,097,800
of outstanding 5V2% subordinated convertible deben¬
tures due Sept. 1, 1976, and $3,608,000 of 5^4% con¬
.
during. 1961.
<
;
;
>i "In reviewing the .progress of
our operations
is interesting to note that the current volume
consolidated sales is nearly one thousand times
when sales totaled $290,000 at the close of. its
that of the property-casualty business in general.
Mr. Black attributed this
growth to the company's modernized
marketing program largely based on competitive package policies
in
the commercial,
habitation and farm fields.
He stressed that
the aggressive sales efforts have been accompanied by continuing
controls
in expenses and adherence
to sound underwriting prin¬
ciples.
.
1
'
A drop in the 1962
combined loss and expense ratio to 98.9 re¬
flected a
4.2 point improvement over
the 1961 result. The stat¬
higher
of 1%
debenture
individual
each
for
$500
issues
new
debentures
in
against $290,548
■yy/y
;;:y
and Chairman said.
;
to
is*
This
•
of
$33,662,680
ago.
.
"This
stockholders.
Operating income increased to $9,627,836 from $6,427,878 in 1961.
Adjusted per share earnings of $5.14 more than doubled the $1.97
earned in the previous year.
Premiums written,
representing sales volume, established a new
company
record at $320,404,598, an increase of over $50 million.
report
of dealers which will solicit
of a' group
convertible debentures due
nated
Company's - worldwide
consolidated sales
totaled $289,206,341
during 1962 and net profits were $24,615,737.
•",'*•
'
3,476,000
in
Debenture
debentures, which comprise all of its
outstanding. Lehman Brothers, New York,
manager
maximum
1962 were $3,672,300, up from" $3,523,117 in
increase of over 4%. This almost doubled the
year, an
five years
of
Kellogg
1962 hi the operating results of the
announced by Kenneth E. Black,.; President, .In his
improvements
—
holder.
Cbrp.—Record Sales; Net Down—
1961.
$3,262,000
,
Home Insurance Co.—Net
Inc.
The company is offering two new
Soliciting dealers will be paid a fee of Va
Sold
544,968. Net earnings for 1962 were $24,615,737 up from
Marked
—
The
.
operation
first
the
for each $1,000 principal amount of debentures ten¬
dered for exchange with a minimum of $5 and. a
predicted ari excellent year in 1963 for the company and
subsidiaries, particularly in the reclamation and demolition
operations.—V, 196, p. 2674.
.
3,756,000
:
last
of
<•
exchanges of. the debentures.
its
$3,777,000
$1,10
-
period
same
Mr. Riedel said,
is also reflected in
on Jan.
31, 1963 up from 81 stores
quarter of 1962. He said the firm expects
six new stores during the second quarter.—V. 197, p. 818.
debentures
1961
.
the
company,
in
of
outstanding
year
prior
Net
$43,243,000 $40,595,000
7,533,000
6,738,000
after-Federal taxesL._F._
Net income
;
for
for the first quarter increased
Exchange
issues of
subordinated debentures totaling $56,705,800 principal
amount in exchange for a like principal amount of
Kaiser
taxes—_
$2,455,906
of
profit
Ling-Temco-Vought,
earnings per share were $2.18.
t,.
net
the
of
end
the
Offer
year
-y r.
Riedel has reported that sales for the three
31,
1963
totaled
$3,654,330,
an
increase of
sales
stores
132
to open
and $4,634,816 or 25 cents
of $1,090,198,359
;
Inc.—Sales, Net Higher—
outstanding.
stock
mon
common
per
earnings
*
Growth
$2.43
sub¬
slightly to
However,
year.
net
$23,520—*
from $33,280 last
year
to $56,800 on Jan. 31, 1963. Earnings
amounted to over four cents per share, against 2% cents a share
for the same period last year. There are 1,300,060 shares of com¬
over 1961, and sales and revenues
passed the billion-dollar level on
history,
Jan.
over
General's
Li'I
at
$40,693,850
of
the highest in ITT's
preceding
reduced
year.
it was announced in the 1962 Annual Report.
17.2%,
was
the
>
Billion.—
and
Slightly—
taxes
income
Harley E.
ended
months
of General Controls will
stockholders
reached
time
first
of
sales
._r——.
factory
new
than
more
higher
$1,198,424
Industrial andy
•
the
sales
•
North Carolina, and * initial
there.—V. 197, p. 46.
site in
plant
the
for
Li'I General Stores,
The company had an all-time high in sales for the year ended
Dec.
31,
1962, Garett W. Kaiser, President, reported to stock¬
holders at the first annual meeting under public ownership.
High Voltage Engineering is one of the few companies in the
developing and manufacturing particle accelerators and pow¬
radiation machines used internationally for physics research,
cancer
therapy, radiography and industrial radiation processing.
♦—V, 197, P. 918.
Year Ended Dec. 31—
12%-acre
$10,200,000 against $10,500,000 in 1961.—V; .195. p. 1210. ?
and the ITT stockholders on May 8.
•
Income-before Federal income
balance
the
Corp.,
4V2%
about
were
manufacturer
in many years."—V. 197, p. 619.
i
v i '£,:•>
V" v: ft©
;• y*'
-''0 »;
'/: ->'?
Inter-Mountain Telephone Co. — Bonds
erful
JNet
provide,
also
on
vertible subordinated debentures due Oct. 1, 1971.
(Burlington,
Holt; Rinehar t &" Winston, Inc.- -Annual Report-—
now
company has announced little change. in sales volume and
profits for 1962 from the previous year in its annual report
by Milton C. Mumford, President and Chief Executive Officer, and
William H. Burkhart, Chairman.
c
Sales increased slightly to $413,200,000 from the previous record
volume of $410,200,000 in 1961. Profits before taxes of $23,400,000
approval by stockholders of both com¬
the
expected
is
the previous
world
v
will
It
assets
amounting to $365,817, after provision for
year-earlier period, net income totaled
Lever Bros.—Net Down
Pri¬
vately—On March 21, 1963, it was reported that $3,150,000 of this firm's 4%% first mortgage sinking
fund bonds, series Hr due Jan. 1, 1988,. had been
sold privately through Courts & Company, Atlanta.
—V. 193, p. 911.
of
for listing oy the Board of Governors of the
York- Stock Exchange.
Trading is scheduled to begin April 17.
New
of
the
In
work
poration than
approved
was
y.
automatic controls for residential,
Kaiser-Nelson
-common
borrowing.
forms
most
The
by $159,698,428.
Commenting on' this growth, Harold S. Geneen, ITT president,
said, "The company's sales to date this year in both Europe and
the United States are showing continuing substantial improvement,
as expected,
and are running ahead of 1962 levels."
He
explained that improving
economic trends in Europe are
making increasingly greater demands for telecommunication equip¬
ment, and that' this demand would continue into the foreseeable
future.
'
Mr. Geneen said, "The largest percentage improvement In net
income occurred in our United States commercial operations, which
now contribute
a much higher share of total earnings to
the cor¬
Listing
High Voltage Engineering Corp.—N. Y. S. E.
The
'. •
Calif.,
Glendale,
per share higher than 1961 when
Consolidated sales and revenues
of
Approved—
Mass.)
of
is subject to
Consolidated
was $195,739, against $86,664 a year earlier.
earnings were 85 cents on 231,496 shares outstanding
share
It
the
share
for
$483,759
long-term
net
users.
May 7
on
gains
income
Per
for. the merger of General Controls
have been approved by Directors
5.
">V; ,v
Revenues Reach
,
almost
$851,509,
The
St. Louis, since its
and does not include
Dress
a
the
increased
earnings
net
50%,
rose
$297,500.
purchase of
the
**1"*'
merger
panies.
act
Listing*^
financial
to
cash of
to
construction
Corp.—Pro¬
share of ITT common stock previously announced.
holders of the outstanding convertible prefer¬
a
of
supplier
The
.
Net
of
Controls
aerospace
common stock of the company was
Exchange under the symbol HP.—V.
President,
the
to
lessee.
amounted to $194,198.
not include the. operations of
acquisition by Leslie Fay
on
Dec. 28,
1962,
a
non-recurring profit of
$121,833, realized from the sale of land and a building.
Net income this year equalled 73 cents per share, based on the
average number (500,000) of shares outstanding during the period.
In
the same
three quarters a year ago, net
income equalled 61
cents per share, when 400,000 shares were outstanding..
.
"Earnings this year,"
Mr.
Pomerantz said, "were affected by
heavy expenditures involved with the cash purchase of Carlye, the
preferred stock, $100 par value, 4% dividend, con¬
and 0.0586 shares of ITT common stock for each
This represents a change
that
stock' "i'
&£>£%$$$%
.
Total
1961.
$60,
said
General
1961.
Robbins,
of
Carlye
stock of General ^Controls will receive; ohe, share of: ITT'S
5.25%v $10(y par valued non-convertible preferred stock for each
share of General Controls convertible preference stock.
ITT stated that the holders of General Controls preferred stock
will receive one share of ITT's 5.25%, $100 par value, non-con¬
vertible preferred stock for four shares of General Controls pre-
.
has
company
over
Charles
the
to
196, p. 2180.
months
nine
ence
Henry's Drive-in, Inc.—Net Up 126%—
126%
themselves
commit
taxes
General Controls common stock.
0.0666
ITT
the
1963,
& Telegraph
Telephone
Earnings in 1962 rose 12.9%
New York Stock
the
on
at
of
from
(Walter E.) Heller & Co.—Secondary Stock Offer¬
ing—On March 22, 1963, it was reported that 127,200
of this firm's outstanding common stock had been
sold at $16 per share through Dean Witter & Co., and
New York Securities; N.Y. C.—V. 197, p. 619.
Effective
ITT
of
vertible
for
listed
on"
$243,184, and provision for taxes
..The current year's figures do
agreement of merger as finally approved, the common
of General Controls
will receive in exchange 0.1338
the
Under
Higher—
Heimerich & Payne, Inc.—N, Y. S. E.
!
companies.
shareholders
shares
818.
p.
"passed
company has announced that net sales in the nine mohth's
1963, rose 22% to a record $10,463,091, from $8,599,in the same period a year ago.
Fred P. Pomerantz, President, reported that net income for the
International Telephone
into
both
of
and equipment showed a spectacular rise of
$3,083,288 to a new high of $8,949,518. The increase is due prin¬
cipally to the new 228,000 sq. ft. plant recently completed at
Gallatin, Tennessee. All capital expenditures made during the year
were
financed -from retained earnings and paid out of current
assets—V.
be
ended Jan. 31,
company
Final terms of the agreement
Co.
to
plant
Property,
will
658
and
International
Hamilton, President, has reported that net sales of
showed an increase of $1,080,215 over 1961 and earn¬
up from $1.13 to $1.18 per share, based on 1,814,848
ings were
shares^ of stock
comparable to direct borrowings.
available under recent amendments
Act
Leslie Fay Inc.—Sales Up 22%; Net 50%—
jh?
rata basis,
O.
Clarence
$26,588,300
rates
at
credits
Revenue
posed Merger—
keep-prices* depressed for some time to come.
•
Gulf
had
1962
net .earnings of
$340,091,010; an increase ®fv
$1,553,704
over
1961 earnings of $338,537,306. Based on shares
outstanding at the end of each year, net earnings for 1962 were
$3.27 per share, against $3.24 per share for 1961.
Some-other benefits accruing from Gulf's capital program were
demonstrated in the company's 1962 performance.
In all
major departments. —- production,/ refining, marketing,
natural gas and petrochemicals—volumes were at record levels on
a world-wide basis.—V.
195, p. 1428.
Hamilton Cosco, Inc.—Sales, Net
Corp.—Subsidiary Formed
and
wholly-owned
The
invited tenders of preferred stock on Feb. 15,
it is expected that the period for receiving tenders will
expire on April 1, 1963.—V* 197, p. 239.
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a
although, the pressures of world-wide surpluses can be expected
trucks
and
Internal
sheet.—V.
more
The
1963,
President
new,
Special Purpose Leasing will fill a long-felt need in supplying
"blue-chip" customers finance leasing facilities for other than,
for conversion
Exchange
acceptance to 408,362 shares, and shares
the holders making tenders as nearly as
from
pro
a
advantages of special purpose leasing will appeal to firms unwilling
shares, which is one-half the number of shares outstand¬
than 408,362 shares are tendered, the company will
will be accepted
practicable on a
If
ing.
of
Investment
:
the
408,362
limit
improve its share of markets and demand growth,
even
to
cars
minimum number necessary to make the proposal ef¬
fective, have already been received. He stated that the proposal
is
fully effective and the company will accept tenders of up to
.
Meckler,
Approved—
shares,
its history,
7
Chairman, has announced the
subsidiary,
Special
Purpose
Leasing Corp., which has made substantial financing arrangements
with a major New York bank for special purpose leasing.
to
Co."—Preferred
Harvester
I».
formation
Harry O. Bercher, President, has announced that on March 20,
1963, the company's preferred and common stockholders approved
a
proposal that the company retire up to 408,362 shares of its
outstanding 7% preferred stock by the exchange of $175 principal
amount of 45/e% subordinated debentures fqr each share of preferred stock voluntarily tendered.
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Mr. Bercher also announced that tenders of more than 150,000
.
in
Lease Plan International
H.
earlier
International
"
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Total sales and operating revenues of $574,182,000 were 7%
abbve those reported in 1961, Cash flow (net profit, depreciation
and
provision for deferred
taxes)
reflected higher profits and
for the first time exceeded $50,000,000.—V, 197, p. 917.
Gulf Oil
1962,
In
—V. 196, p. 2078.
results.
The
totaled $95,546,782
Mr.
reported
the
underlying
factor
major
a
:
all time
Saltarelli said.
"The Florida construction losses,
have been stopped.,"
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Mr.
Saltarelli
pointed out that 1962
earnings were penalized
$146,000 or 11 cents a share by a write down of Canadian assets
resulting from the devaluation of currency in Canada last year.
record,"
has reported that consolidated net income was
$21,883,000 in the year ended Dec. 31, iy62, up from $18,830,000
for 1961.
Net income per share of common stock was $2.02 versus
$1.80 in
1961.
The latter figure has been adjusted to reflect the
two-for-one stock split and the 2%
stock dividend in 1962.
J. Peter. Grace, President,, in the report to stockholders declared
that a continuation in the growth in sales a,nd earnings of the
company
company's
machinery
and
reaching their highest level since 1957 and cash flow at an
(W.R.) Grace & Co.—Sales Up 7%; Net 16%—
The
tools
against $81,489,055.in. 1961.: ■
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,
, Earnings before taxes were $6,571,529 in 1962.
The year before
they were $6,018,070.
"HoudaiUe had a generally successful year in 1962 with earnings
■:
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Industrial
and
during the period which was 1,737,183. This compares with a
profit of $1.89 per share for the corresponding period of a year
before on the average of 1,737,442 shares outstanding during that
period.-rV. 196, P. 2674."
(1*219}
Financial Chronicle
as
in
our
the
com-
*-»
,
product lines,"
contract
business
anticipated."
was
The com¬
makes chain, bearings, speed reducers and other power trans¬
mission
machinery,
electronic
components,
conveying, elevating
pany
to $2.16 a
and
processing
equipment,
cranes
and shovels.—V.
196, p. 1876.
.
For
.
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Litton Industries, Inc.—Net Up 47%—
Roy
L.
Ash,.-President,
Ton
11
has
reported-/that
1QCQ
117ac
net
tin Q4finnn
income for the
An
inr/rpasfi
of
4T%
vear
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of
Yale Business Machines Corp.—Acquisition
Martin
the last
the like period of
earned in
$7,446,000
the
from
fiscal
{J The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(12201
8
.
The
company
PeondtheSbaseisr*of
•
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v
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100% 1
of
the, office
be' made : at
will
Payment
the
company,
Split Planned—
^
City Electric "will be a„ desirable extepsion of the services
products we presently supply for the residential, industrial and ; ; v
building industries. It will give Us another product
line with a long-established reputation for quality that will enable
us to benefit
further, from the substantial future growth predicted / A,':
for the building industries."-^y. 196,,p. 2278,
.
'
commercial
,
Midwestern Indemnity
Co.
t
,
,
Rights Offering to
Stockholders-*-The company is offering its common y/
stockholders the right to subscribe for 25,495 addi-./
tional shares at $19,50 per share, on the basis of one,,
—
share for each three held of record Dec. 31, 1962.
new
i
Rights will expire April 15, 1963. W. D. Gradison &
Co., Cincinnati, and Greene & Ladd, Dayton, are the I
principal underwriters.
^
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/Net proceeds^^ will/^be; used to increase capital and ; /
„
/1Z?}i:
surplus.
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BUSINESS-^-The
-Directors of the company havb proposed "a one-for-five: reverse
split of the company's common stock, subject to stockholder ap¬
proval at the annual meeting on April 25, it was announced by
Lockheed Aircraft Corp.—Net, Sales Up Sharply—
The ' company has ? reported 1962 net* earnings from . operations^,
4of ; $37,19.9,000; or $4.76 a share, the most favorable level, io has ,
Steel
and
has announced the acquisition of an 80% interest i
Sales in' the period totaled
$261,029,000, an increase of more
in Chicago
Kitchenware Metal Specialties, Inc. and Its wholly
tlian $92,000,000 from the $168,461,000 reported for the comparable y owned subsidiary Technomatic Corp.
v
: '
Martin Yale acquired 80%
of the stock from Albert Weishaus,:- •
10,143,000 shares of common stock outstanding
> Fresident, who has retained 20% ownership and remains as head :
on
Jan.
31, first half net income was equal to $1.08 a share,
of the new Martin Yale subsidiary.
..'y.*
up 44%
from the 75 cents a share of a year ago. The year-earlier
Sales of the newly acquired companies in the 12 months ending,
share earnings figure has been adjusted to reflect payment of a y,- Dec. 31, 1962, were $698,855 despite the fact that a serious fire ''
2%%
common
stock dividend in December 1962 and a 2-for-l
shut down the plant for the first three months of 1962.
stock split in August 1962.—rV. J97, p. 620,
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Yale Blanc, President of Martin Yale, expects the newly acquired- •
companies to have sales in excess of $1 million in. 1963. Approxi¬
M Local Finance Corp.—Redemptions—
mately 75% of 1962 sales were from Christmas tree lighting displays
called
Color .Wheels.
The companies also produce polyethylene
v...
The corporation has called for redemption on May 15, 1963. all
packaging machines, metal office accessories, photpgraphic lighting \
of its outstanding 5Va%
senior subordinated debenture due May
equipment for home movies and is a job shop for sheet metal
15
1968 at 101%
Payment will be made at the Industrial National
fabrication.—V. 197, p. 620,
v.y'":;."v/; ylBank of Rhode Island, Providence
q
f-'T
v*
>;?.■:-!% "\h: i
W'* lJ" ' r>
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The corporation has also called for redemption on May 15, 1963,
McCulloch Oil Corp. of Californiar-rReverse Stock
aft of its outstanding 4Va% investment or treasury certificates at
•
Mopday, March 25, 1963
. .
Ohio,
i
Jan.
31,
the
on
-
of ,6901
Wooster Pike, Mariemont,
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Ohio on
and was licensed July 12, 1947, beginning business
was
company
/
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f^ /
1947,
The company is an insurance carrier, presently
in the State of Ohio only, to conduct multiple line under-
same-date.,
licensed
K
Multiple line underwriting was initiated in 1955 when
to a: writing.
to - fire ^ahd allied lines were added to general casualty insurance A 'A',
/forme .of, coverage,/:/
10 cents par. Outstanding shares would be reduced to approximately
A* 17he figures compare- with $26,096,000 or $3.46 ? a. share, for 1961, t
CAPITALIZATION .GIVING ^EFFECT TO PRESENT - FINANCING s>: l''
2,400,000 million from the presently outstanding 12,126,226 shares. /;;
"The reclassification of our common shares should greatly in¬
total does not include an additional $13,135,1
"
4Authorized
Outstanding';
crease
the collateral value of our stock and produce other bene- ;;
000 capital gain
after taxes, recorded as a non-recurring profit
Bong-term debt—home office build- - 7
v
,
; r.
:
fits for our shareholders,'? Mr." McCulloch said. ■
^
^. n i i / %/
in. the annual report to shareholders
signed by Board Chairman
ing '/mortgage
at
5%" ' interest
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The Chief Executive also announced that the company expects a
Courtlandt S. Gross and President Daniel J. Haughton.
v
r / maturing • in
1968—;; $96,478.58'
'
<£ales during 1962 totaled $1,753,074,000, a 21%
gain over the y substantial increase in earnings this year as the result of nego-.
Common stock ($5 par)—/A^ 12^,000 Shs,^,; l0J.,y8l shs. /
previous .high of $1 ,'444,510,000 set in 1961A
*
A*:v:/;: tiatlons now underway with a major oil company for the sale of
—V. 197, p. 43.
a gas property;
Gross
and Haughton listed several
"specific reasons" for the
The sale should be completed in about four or five
"most significant trend." They said higher earnings resulted not
weeks, Mr. McCulloch said. Although no further information about
Milwaukee Braves ;Inc/~' Common!
On/
the planned transaction can be disclosed at this time,
only from increased sales but
from cost savings on the com¬
it would,"
if completed, boost 1963 earnings to an all-time high, he added.
March 15, ,1963, Robert' W>' Baird & C04 Inci^ offered A 'J
pany's large-scale aerospace projects and the fact that the com¬
—V. 196, p.:2278. •
pany has behind it for the most part the unusual problems that
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publicly, to Wisconsin residents only, 115,000 shares of /
drained earnings in earlier years. ■■
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this firm's common stock at.$11,375 per share., The ]
"The confidence we now share with you," Gross and Haughton
A"''
shown/
r*'
President.
Under the plan, authorized common stock would be decreased
1.iv.V.i;..•. v/'v*:*" 4,000,000 shares of 50 cents par value from 20,000,000 shares
U''~ ■•' V'.';-*" .>../• r."4^
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P. McCulloch,
Robert
,
CV-Cr
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Offered^^
Merritt'Chapman ; & Scott Corp.^—^Net Higher—
•
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told shareholders, "is based on a relative stability and wiaer op¬
portunities in the aerospace industry, a broader and stronger foot-
The
have had
we
«
series
a
1
►
of
subscription, period will end April 3.
' -lNet proceeds to the company, estimated at $1,145,-
'
reported that 1962 results reflected apprerealized by Merritt since returning
position the year befpre. In 1960, the company had
a
consolidated loss—its only loss since 1936—due to
adverse circumstances affecting M-C&S construction,
before, the importance of Lockheed's pro¬
to a profit
grams,
our
own
technical competence and creativity, and" our
demonstrated performance."—V. 196, p. 747./
/A"yy-.y/vy- experienced
than
ing
has
company
further
ciable
improvement
125, will be used to repay
working capital.
BUSINESS—Milwaukee
•
.
of
1,
company
City Bank, N. Y,—V, 197, p. 1118,
Loral Electronics
,
& M
.
Inc.,
Instrument,
has
approved at a meeting of the latter company's shareholders.
Approval was announced by Max Leibler, Chairman and President
of A & M, located in Long Island City, N. Y.
/
A & M' Instrument specializes in the custom design of electrical
meters and custom modification of meters of other manufacturers.
been
:
Its
own
proprietary line of "Expaiido" instruments is used for
temperature and pressure measurements in industrial,
commercial, educational .aircraft and defense fields. The company
also operates meter repair and calibration facilities approved by
the U. S. Bureau of Standards and the Federal Aviation Agency.
electrical,
—V,
197, p. 524.
...
Lusk Corp.—Six Months'
Ended
Period
Net sales
Dec.
y
Hall
The
1961.
W.
other* income——.
and
$8,294,178 v $4,279,691
Net income (or loss)
before taxes
___i
&
174,664
M 379,290)
Provision for tax on income
—
30,653
(306,921>
Net income (or.,loss)--L_,
124,011 ""• / 72,369
'
Per share. —-.a———;
;A*'
$0.11
A> ($0.06) •*
price is
President
Hall;
Chairman
"
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Net sales—
——_
income
taxes
.
—
,
197, p. 959.
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-
.
Maine Public Service
Operating revenues
Operating expenses:,
Operation
.
Maintenance
$9,565,920
$7,325,117 /
466,973 A/ 333,663 A
4
Co.
(&
would
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1963
2,803,168
—-..I—
'
558,159
407,019
744,069
-
/ 88,331
Operating income
Broadcasting
stated
Co.>~aV,
called
and
income
'
—
Interest charges and
other
inc.
$1,334,902
deductions; :
:
Interest;\^U
■>.* Long-term :
,
,
.
$384,841
—•
other
y
——
Total
U
$1,281,561
:•
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i:
^
$345,594
33,221
/
Charged to construction (credit)
:Other income deductions--—/ 4,968, '
—
incpme
—Z"
—
dividend
i.-:
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'-v-y,%%::;/i
"
FEATURES—The
bonds
1988
will
be
$835,072
$1.26
one;/;Woodward Ave., Detroit,
a
Gas Co., distributes natural gas
of
Natural
company
area.
"
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.
,
firm
a
&
-
&
Dean
?
Hallgarten
KW turbo-generator at its Rockwell thermal
station and other capital improvements. The terms of the
syn¬
dicated bank agreement call for repayment of the loan
by Septem¬
ber, 1970.
r "
W.
L.
C.
F.
The
Milwaukee
Steiu
,
Bros.
&
Swiss
Byrd
Brothers,
First
Southwest
&
1,100
Hayden,
Co
American
J).
1
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Martin Marietta
X
.
exchange and import controls early in
1
,
.
.
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1962.—V.
vi'
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190,
c'1) J
i
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Corp.—Proposed Subsidiary Sale
-See Midland-Ross
Corp., this
-
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.
t
500
30D
Co._^___
300
Co.___
:
:
$10 A
at
Company
A
an
Company \
/ *
the com- A'">'
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Northwest
Pacific
Brown
&
&
Corp.
& Co., Inc.
Ohio Co
Blair
&
Co._^
&
Stieglitz_:_;
M, Kidder & Co., Inc.
'—V.
197,
—
A.
SG0
H.
Schmidt,
500
500
J.
Masten
Steele
&
Co.____
&
200
Co.—
Roberts
&
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issue.—-V.197, p. 959.
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is completed, it was stated.
City Electric has its headquarters and main plant fn
Pittsburgh. It manufactures and distributes: a broad range of prod¬
ucts including switch and outlet boxes, conduit and cable fittings,
raceway
systems for lighting
and metal framing supports for
conduit, pipe and electrical equipment.
Wade N. Harris, President-of Midland-Ross, said the acquisition
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/.'v.;
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0
316.0CO shs."
,
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/:A;
its
use
stock
new
such
issued
actually
dealer,
with
nor
to
directors, officers or employees
15,000 shares initially reserved by
issue
the
of
'
pur-;l
respect
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company
Co., F. S. Moseley &
Curtis,
Phillips Securities,
Inc.,
Reynolds & Co., Seligman & Co.,
Co., Paine, Webber, Jackson
Raymond
J.
Plunkett
&
Co.,
Inc., Splaine & Frederick, Inc.,
Straus,
Blosser &
McDowell,
Walston
&
Co.,
Inc., WisconsinContinental, Inc.—V. 197, p. 711.
Chemicals
&
Philipp
Corp.—An.
1962
,
,,.v
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■
Report
/
1961
/ :
Ne( earnings after taxes-—-$9,652,512
Shareholders' equity ■——
71,060,969
Net
earnings per share______
$1.82
—V.
196,
$9,136,620
64,802,740
p.
*.i
$1.72
2080.
Missouri Pacific RR.—To Sell Equipment Tr. Ctfs.
Feb.
On
sale
of
13,
1963
about
petitive
it
bidding
April
on
reported
was
$4,500,000
of
that
equipment
9.-—V.
Natco Corp.—Net Up
197,
the
p.
company
plans
certificates
trust
at
-
ended Dec. 31,
sales
his
for
for
the
the
*
.
Sharply; Sales Down—
company
has reported that net income
cents per share for the year ended Dec. 31,
with net income Of
A
the
com-
1112.
The
51
v In
transaction
t
has
Milwaukee
Net
Corp.-—Proposed Acquisition—
Steel
:
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,
year
The company has announced that it reached an agreement to
purchase for cash the assets and business of Steel City Electric Co.,
a
subsidiary
of
Martin
Marietta
Corp.
The
terms
of
the
purchase will be reported as soon as legal details are • finalized tind
the
-
,
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$3,000,009/:^/
1
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i
dealers
$16,158,787
1
company
upon shares of the
Subscriptions solicited by
to
the
pares
/M"V/'7'/
Midland-Ross
$3,000,000
.
,
of any of the
the company for ;
that purpose, nor with respect to unsubscribed stock purchased *
by the parent company. Neither the Dealer-Manager nor participat- . \
ing dealers are authorized to act as agents for the company.
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The participating dealers include: Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc.,
A. C. Allyn & Co., Bache & Co., Bell & Farrell, Inc., Walter O.
AS/
Berge & Co., A. C. Best & Co., Braun, Monroe & Co., Citizens
Securities Co.,
H. C. Denison Co., Goodbody & Co., Gottsacker -j".'
Investment Co., Inc., Lon L. Grier & Co., Harley, Haydon & Co.,/
Inc., Jamieson & Co.,
Lakeland Securities,
Inc..
Loewi & Co.,
Inc., The Marshall Co., McKee & Jaeckels, Inc., McMaster Hutchin¬
son
&
Co.,
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc.
The /
100
'
100
/
?
500,000 shs.
except
suant
100
Parke
813.
p.
300
Chace, Whiteside. &
Winslow, Inc.——
E.
to
dealer
300
300
Yarnall. Biddle & Co
900
500
Michigan
900
900
Hutton
A.
Co
_
Sons—900
Co.——
of
F.
Co._^__
Bank A.
(par
Outstanding
300
Miller
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Parent
.:
—-——
Minerals
Corp.__
King_^_
Raffensperger, Hughes &
Co., Inc._!
&
&
National
Year Ended December 31—
500
500
Boyce____
1,100/
1,100
1,100
1,100
The
the
City of Manila, six other cities and 35 municipauties in five provinces on Luzon.
A spokesman for the U. S.
banking group emphasized the importance
^of electric power in furthering the industrial growth
PA., e Philippines and cited the progress made there since the
olio
shares
159,900
the
to
share. The- Parent
the only stockholders of
JEFFECT TO PRESENT; FINANCING /v /■
Common stock
500
Co
Singer, Deane & Scribner
1,100
E.
equipment to be purchased by Manila Electric will play a
role
in
extending the company's services and facilities to
support the economic development of the
Philippines. Manila Elec-
«
it
to
sold
per
payable to
500
:
vital
.
$10
best efforts to form and manage a group of (the "Participating Dealers" ) to obtain subscrip- , / tions from residents
of Wisconsin
for the
common
stock being
/
offered by the company. The Dealer-Manager will execute agreeA/
ments with Participating Dealers which shall provide for the pay- -" A ■
ment to them, when received from the company, of fees for shares I
: of
New
Stock
issued
pursuant
to
solicitation
by such
dealer, ././V
as
evidenced by appearance of the name of such dealer on the
/
subscription form. No such fees will be payable to any participating
Co.,
1,100
Halle
serves
1963,
a(
$500
&
Co.__
First
Fargo Bank.
The
Co
Co.^.__._
&
Walker
William
Wells
/
1,800
Co.—1,800
Rothschild
H.
Courts
nine U. S. banks participating include First National
City
Bank of America N. T. & s. A., Chemical Bank New York
Co.,
Manufacturers
Hanover
Trust
Co.,
Crocker-Anglo
National Bank, United California
Bank, Bank of California, N A.,
Inc.
&
Turben
G.
Alex.
The
and
&
;
Merrill,
Spencer Trask & Co.„^__
Bank,
Seattle
ViiiS1
Langley
Trust
of
Co—
McDonald
1,800
1,800
Webster Securi-
Corp
Witter
Amount
$3,800
A. C. Allyn & Co.u——*
Dominick & Dominick___
60,000
The National Bank of Commerce
Inc
Corp.___.>.
Goldman, Sachs &
ties
,
Co.,
Boston
Wiscohsin
securities
to
subsidiary of American
to
approximately
880,000
customers
in
more
than
170
cities,
villages and townships in the State of Michigan. About 77%
of
the company's
operating revenues are derived from sales in the
Stone
-
;
■/, >.•■..
.
$132
/
March
tric now
28,
t
redeemable
.Amount
$836,073
•
general redemption prices ranging from 106.926% to par, and
the sinking fund at redemption
prices receding from 102.35%
to par, plus accrued interest in
eactv case.
Blyth
18, 1963, nine United States banks extended Manila "
Electric Co., Manila, Philippines, a term loan for $9,400,000 which
was authorized in December, 1962, by the
Philippine Public Service ^
ComipiBsion. The loan will assist the company to finance installa¬
•
sold
company
are"presently
,
$1)
agreed
i
i
underwriters named below severally have
commitment, subject to certain conditions precedent,
to purchase from the company the
respective principal amounts of
the new bonds set opposite their names.
(OOO's omitted)
77,700
Manila Electrip Co.—Term Loan Arranged—
..
Perini
Corp.,
into an agreement
with Robert W. Baird & Co., Inc., 731 North Water Street, Milwaukee (the "Dealer-Manager"), whereby, the Dealer-Manager has
for
$912,772
19§, p. 2674.
a
the
Jan.
shares
UNDERWRITERS—The
at
made
$368,789
75,799
—
of
on
Capital Stock:
v
UNDERWRITERS—The
9,^0?.
$911,872
requirements—^——
applicable to com. stk. and surplus
Earnings per share of com. stock (665,734
Shares, 1963; 632,590 shares, 1962)_
tion
date
and
10,000
Perini Corp,
First
*
PROCEEDS—Of the net proceeds from the financing, $27,750,000
be used for the redemption of all of the
company's outstand¬
ing first mortgage bonds, 6V*% series due 1982, and the balance
will be applied toward the cost of the company's construction
Detroit
26,868
(12,975)
,
$423,930
—
Balance
■On
.
1963,
to
Perini
of
Authorized
will
First
—V.
28,
shares
Indebtedness: Term note
"
stock
Jan.
on
CAPITALIZATION GIVING
accrued interest,
bids, also naming a 4%% coupon, came
White, Weld & Co., and Lehman Brothers, jointly, 101.557, and Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., 101.502.
REDEMPTION
^
■
Pfd.
^
The Braves are one of the charter members of the Kational
League of Professional Baseball Clubs which was formed in 1876.
Tl)e membership. originally in. Boston, Mass.> wa$ mbved to Mil-'
waukee, Wis., in 1953,
'
'
of
"
from
84,596
29,400
and
101.70 %^';^:' / -: '/A:;!-:,/-,:'-
EUSINESS—The
Net
that
on
additional
and
and its predecessors.*
and pursuant thereto the
Corp. for $10 per share.
■ A !
then was elected a director
company,
Milwaukee Braves Baseball Club, Inc.
(herein
■
the
"Parent Company")
was organized
on
Dec. 27. 1962. ■".:/#/
share,
per
Inc.
-
all
of
959, "r
p.
exercised
,
'
acquisition
J.97,
:i;.
joint 'announce¬
in
<
the
by
offered at 102.426%
were
program.
$4,838,254 :i
$1,283,312
(1,751) -■
$1,305,502
1
A
290,505 A-
$4,937,310
Othfr income (loss)—net-
5.
2,753,906
—
.U. S. & Can. Fed. inc. (deferred—net)
^
1 '
effected
A'.'
agreement between the company and Perini Corp. for pur¬
the stock of the predecessor company, granted to Perini
an option to acquire stock of the company.
This option was
the
of
agree¬
Two other
1962
$6,242,812
$6,121,566 A
y
} ■
iM, Total
Total
be
-
v
the
of
Corp.
to yield 4.34%. Award of the issue was won by the
underwriters at competitive sale March 19 on a bid 1
-$0.27
Subs.)—Ann. Report
""'-A....
31—'
_
775,624
.
—
;;
Milwaukee'Braves,
The
chase
Gas Co.—Bond^ Offered^1963, Blyth & Co., Inc., New York, as
manager of an underwriting syndicate offered pub¬
licly $30,000,000 Michigan Consolidated Gas first
mortgage bonds, 4%% series due March 15, 1988. The
A 122,625:
211,038 A bonds
232,241
depreciation —/—
A'-- 596,109
(faxes—other than income—AA 417,198
&: U. 8. and Can. Federal inc.
(current) I
709,263
>
both
company
sold 31,000
Louis Perini, President
an
the
,
March 20,
of
■
Year Ended January
196L
'
————
:
signed
on
Nov.
15, 1962. It is now
the Milwaukee Braves baseball team of
of
Perini Corp. at a cost, determined by arm's length,
bargaining, of
$6,218,480
(including
broker's
commission).
Subsequently
the
acquired company was liquidated and all its assets, principally
baseball player contracts,
were
transferred to Milwaukee Braves,
Inc.
The
terms
"Company" or "Braves" as used herein include
Michigan Consolidated
On
'1962
>
Inpome taxes^--^—193,531
Nqt income—:
273,442
Average
shares
outstanding——Ay.866,555
Pqr share net income.;
A"
$0.32
-
transaction
the assets; oi Hall
Vending Co.—Quarterly Report—
before
havp
incorporated under the ,!■
was
Delaware
of
t
'JPeriod Ended pec., 31—
Net
Metromedia,
of
,
The
,
'Macke
President
and
ment.
,
V., 196, u. 952. *
Metromedia
and
State
operator
League, which is the senior of the two major baseball
leagues in the United States. On Nov. 26, 1962, it acquired all the
issued and outstanding stock of National League Baseball Club of
M11 uuh.>
lac. (cue t.ien operator o* tne Braves baseball club) from
1
1,1
approximately $4.5 million in cash, Mortimer
of Hall Broadcasting,
and John W.
Kluge,
<
sale
;
,
Co,
Broadcasting
approval.
'
1962
-
and
"
National
Inc.—Acquires Radio Station—
ment for the purchase by Metromedia of Los Angeles radio station
KLAC. The sale is subject to Federal Communications Commission:
Report—
the
of
completely
Metromedia,
„
31—
laws
owner
.
A;.,
bank loan, and increase
a
Braves, /Inc.
.
sified
Corp.—Acquisition—
Loral? Electronic's acquisition' of A
,
,
Consolidated
has called for redemption on April 17, 1963, all
its outstanding 5V4%
first mortgage bonds, series K, due July
1989 at 106.77%.
Payment will be made at the First National
The
and metallurgical operations.
>
' " ' '
1962 net earnings after taxes for Merritt's
diver¬
operations totaled $5,990,475, equal to $1.11 per share on i
5,397,830 shares outstanding at the end of the year. This com¬
pared with 1961 net earnings of $5,847,863, equal to $1.01 ner
share cn a larger number of shares—5,804,,447—then outstanding.
Merritt's consolidated
1962 gross revenues totaled $292,2Uj,ou/,
compared with $320,181,979 the year before. The company said the
improved return
on
a
smaller
volume primarily reflected the
combined effect of redoubled selectivity in bidding new work and
an
intensive ^program to achieve greater productivity throughout
every operational level.
'
Merritt-Chapmgn & Scott is a' diversified ' Company active in
construction,
shi|building, chemicals, paints, metallurgical prod¬
ucts, fuels, building materials, industrial finance, marine salvage
and derrick heavy hoisting.—V. 197, p". 1015.
" " ' :/> /'
;
shipbuilding
Long Island Lighting: Co^--To Redeem Bonds—
-
;/?>
$170,274 or
24
cents
$362,236
was
1962.
per
This
or
com-
share
for
net
sales
A
*
the
1961.
year
were
previous
$15,275,108,
against
.
of
A/A
year.
to shareholders, Natco President R. A. Shipley
cited the company's internal cost
savings and selective sales ■ pro¬
grams a& factors contributing to improved earnings;
A;;
Mr. Shipley also pointed to -a. net credit of $74,010 for special ;
..items which was included in net income for the year. These items,A
message
he. said,
/;/.
A'"V- K A '■
were special credits in the amount of $339,204, represent-:
/ ■/
$90,972 refund on the company's 1951 and 1952'income 'tax-*-: A
payments and restoration of • a reserve of. $248,232. that had been- A A
ing
■:
a
set- aside
$265,194
against
was
general tax contingencies. A
against income, consisting
made
charge, of $250,000 as a r
special
of
Continued
o$ page
£9
//AAV'1-,/
A/;'."
■
197
Volume
6249
Number
.
(1221) V 9
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
When
Per
DIVIDENDS
:
|
Name of Company
.
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second: table in which we show the payments previa
,
..
Name
of Company
Control
Alberta
Trunk
Book
American
Mutual
Natural
Chemical
—
85c
45c
;
Physics Corp.
;
I
3c
Applied Research, Inc. %
Aro Corporation
(quar.)—
Arrow-Hart
Associated
Final
Electric
Hegeman
Electrical
Tax
Associated
6 %%
of
(quar.)
Ltd.—-
less
(S0.009
Atkinson
30c
non-cumul.
3-29
>
5-17
10c
10c
preferred
5-31
of
California, (quar.)
Trust Co.
(N. Y.)
Bankers
Bargain
4-10
5- 1
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
4-16
4-15
5- 1
4-10
40c
50c
(quar.)___
.
Town, U. S. A. Inc. (stock div.)_—
Corp. (quar.)
:
4%
20c
28VaC
7c
10c
Products
Basic
Preferred
(quar.)
Basic Properties,
Bekins
Van
Berkshire
_
A (monthly)—
Storage Co. (quar.)
&
class
Inc.,
Gas
574%
6%
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
preferred
Bicor
Boston
Edison
4.25%
Co.,
4.78%
33c
$1.06
(quar.)
Co.
(quar.)
(quar.)
12Vac
22Vic
Byer-Rolnick Hat Corp. (quar.)
Byers (A. M.) Company (quar.)
5c
'
T-
y
Water
$1.25
$1.32
Capital
Clinchfield
Carolina
Castle
(quar.)
<quar.)__.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Inc
&
Cooke,
.t
-
■
Central
Corp
Co
Refining Co.
Aguirre
Sugar
Champlin
Oil &
Channing Financial—
80c
conv.;. preferred
Chemical
Fund,
(Quarterly
Cincinnati
Colorado
$1.25
(initial-quar.)
investment
Gas
&
(quar.)
Corp.—
'
Consolidated
Natural
Controls
of
Co.
Cowles
Gas
'
Co.
\
^
~
(quar.)
Coatings, com.
preferred A
(quar.)
4%%
Detroit
Edison
Co.
Dickenson
(Instead
i
pany
in
30c
the
future) ■ "'
Di; Giorgio Fruit Corp.% (quar.)
Dillon: (J.. S.) & Sons (quar.)_
Dividend
Shares,
investment
■
t5c
Mines, Ltd
of semi-annual payments, Comintends to pay quar. distributions
Dominion
from
class
from
Common
3.35%-
Securities
Fund,
10c ,-c;
Inc.
(quar.),
25c,W
Eichler• Homes, .Inc. (quar. )i
i
.
i/
12 %c-; 3
Ets-Hokin & Galvan, Inc.
(stock dividendt_
4%
.
Plantation
Ewa
$1.25
Co.7(s-a)_____
<
Federal
Paper
4.60%
Ferry
$0.24
15c
6- 1
5-20
5-10
4-26
30c
5c
10c
7c
62V2C
7c
5-1
4-12
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
4-15
4-2
3-29
4- 2
4-11
4-11
3-29
28c
5-15
4-26
-
84c
$1.12%
5-15
5-15
4-30
4-26
4-26
4-15
•
10c
}40c
Corp.
4-11
3-29
Aluminum
$1.12V2
4-15
4-15
4-15
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
4- 1
Amerace
&
Co.
Power
(quar.)
pfd.
Reda
(quar.)
$1.25
$1.37Va
$1.50
25c
11c
Pump Company
Inc.____
Rochester Button Co. (quar.)—
Rochester Gas & Electric, common (quar.)__
4% preferred F (quar;)—
4.10% preferred H (quar.)—
4%% > preferred I (quar.)
4.10% preferred J (quar;)—
4.95% preferred K (quar.)^
5.50% preferred L (quar.)_|
-
Russ
-
Togs,
Russell
Inc.,
Electric,
(quar.)
'
1
6-20
6-14
(quar.)
common
preferred (initial
period from Jan. 15),
4-19 C
3-30
Finance
Shareholders
of
4- 5
'
3-25
Firestone Tire
Fresnillo
Frisch's
Ginn
Rubber
Sporting
Company
&
Girard
&
$0 192
12Vic
3-29
3-22
Southern
Common, (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
———
preferred (quar.),
—
Southwestern Drug Corp., common (quar.)
$5 1st preferred (quar.)
Spector Freight System, class A com.;
Speed-O-Print Business
Machines
Corp.—
(Stock dividend)
Sta-Rite
Products, Inc.,; com.
(quar.)
Industries
Glatfelter
4.50%
(P.
4- 5
4- 1
4-4
__1—_ .8c
4-25
6- 3
4-12
15c
Goods
8c
5-1
30c
(quar.)
5-1
4- 5 >:
4-15
(quar.
(quar.)
Corp.
H.)
Co.,
-
K
common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
45/s%
4-19
4-17
,4-16
25n
IOC
Glens Falls Fire Insurance
56740
___$0.5781 %
;
Co.
Gluckin
25c
Corporation
dividend
(no
payment)
(W. M.)
Co.,
action
taken
4-10
"V
..
,
(quar.)
.
4-15
4-15
4- 9.,
4-1
55c ./•'•
•
>
,
10c
:
4 15 1
'
•
.
*
•
'
•
Super
Swank,
4-^: 1-,'
< 3-22
r
:
3 ^
> '25©
4-10 •
(George.A.) & Co- (quar.).;
' 35c*. .• < 5-15;
Wholesale Groceries, Inc. .(quar.)___
Sc.t/ 4-15X";
Hycon: Mfgc;;514% preferred.Xaccumvl^i-^; a"t3%c; >>'4A
Hyster Company (quar.)
25c /
4-29
investment .toeomet*
^Interstate
Island
V i
Fire
Creek
&
Coal
$6 preferred
Casualty
Co.,
(111.)
common
(s-a)„„_
37J/2C
$1.50 *'■
(quar.)_:
(quar..)i.J
\
25c.
-
Jacobsen
Jewel
V
,
Mfg.t
1
Co.; common (quar.)__^__^_ *1
preferred '(quar.)~
ii-jllT.
v
3%"%
10c
40c
Tea
5-vl
4-26
4-15-.,.„
4-..1
4-1.
-
•
•
37Vic
10c
4-15
4-15
4-1
.
3-12
40c
75c
25c
,
-
22Vic
35c
-
4-15
5- 1
5- 1
quarter
International
7%
3-29
4-10
6-17
93%c V "8-
1'
-
"
.
20c
4V4%
this
time)
7-18
-
*
-"7 '
> •.
United. Fruit.Co.-(quar.
•
Upjohn
^
„
;
^_
7%
Von
-
Sea Food
(quar. )___L_
-
,
35c;'<C.;
12 ^c
-
.
6-1
5-21
25c
3-30
4- 1
4-1
3-15
50c
8%c
20c
3-25
2-15
—
■,
Ametek,
•
.
r $1.50
.
^.
4-1
—25c
-
3-11
3-11
(quar.)
43%c
4- 2
3-11
90c
*1-50
4-1
4-_T
3-1
3* j*
40c
3-29
3-15
—
Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
Tobacco* 6%■ preferred (quar.)— ";>.
Inc.
(quar.)——*
:
,
#1
——-
92-25
7- 3
6"21
10c
20c
50c
3-29
3-29
3-29
J- a
$4 preferred (quar.)
Anchor Post - Products
z
-
4.32%
v
4.72%.
5.4ff%'
Armour
'ft 8 >"7
;:.
.;*)
°
5- l'^^A-ls:^;
Hamm-Young Co., inc.r(s-a-> 3-30--
*
3-19
"
preferred f (quar;>_^._«_—j"
preferred (quar;U-vJii-,-i---i-->v;;4
preferred-J(quar.)i---j---.-.-^----«-. : ;
&> (^mpariy ^
"^
.
;
Stationery
,
4-lo
.
3-?;^
3-lq 7
"7-^
$1.08-.,4 4- 1
$1.18"4- 1
®1-37 "
J
y-
,
^
i
4- 1
.
3-1
3-1
'3-1
4-15.
rJ* 1
'4-1
(quar.)—
>
4-29
4-1
3-30
7-8 .)
3-1
-
3-1
3-11
4-^
4-29
430c
3-29 ., 3-8
(quar.)J*—.77>*5c.>.,>. 4yl(L< 3-2
Supply Co. '^quar.)4^r ; «^^®
v 5" 1 ^ -4-1
Corp^. Ltd.. .(quar.)
Associated.Food. Stores'Associated
3- 1
r
t
(quar.)^i^_„__7j«-7v.'12 /iOi iArundel Corp. ; (quar.)
—.-7;
35<? Arvin Industries, Inc.
(quar.-)
25c
Stock
dividend
_1
"10%
Asbestos
.*
3-18
.
£"n£ v
fs
3-29 7 Y"*?
•
(quar.)-j_t_-2.'ji_-^uj:i^--: -r 7-.35o
—-
'
,
■
$1.16%
(quar.)_^___^
Armstrong; Rubber • Co.
Arnold Constable-Corp.1-
;
3-29 Y
"- 4-15
preferred
4
M
5-lj>
3-29
^
3-15
3-11
3-29
$1
—, „f ,0c
.
,
„
35c
—
Arkansas Power & Light—
5->..,9,^r»
4-12-.-: 3-2$.)
5-1
3- 7
,
-
—
5- 3
/v
<£■* ■ l%c*;..
,
•
J-lc
3-. T
: 3- 7
4- 2
4-2
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp.__
Anaconda
Company
—~—
Z———
Anchor Hocking Glass Corp.—
Common
(quar.)
—
3^25 "
5- 3
3-8
4-1
" 4- 1
4-1.
45c
Amoskeag Company, common——
$4.50 preferred (s-a)
Ampco Metal, Inc. .(quar.)
,
4- I f
3-15
.
4c
25c
*5c
—
J.
,
3-14
__
——.
(quar.)
Refining—
(increased quar.)
preferred
American
American
time)-'. .:..i-';-7:
Van Camp
(quar.)
preferred
Extra
VTR, Inc. (common payment omitted atahte*.,*..-;.-:*:*>}'.■'•-..••»>.*.v
yf. Special
Extra
7*
3-14 '
$1.06V4
(quar.)
Optical Co.
Common
4-22
'>5-1,
15e.
:'100%
'
7;-^ ;■
Climax
Metal Products
Arkansas-Missouri Power—•
56%c' ;
(quar.-.Ki.__'_-Al 7 >
3-29
..
,6- 1
>
Vl'-^
;
.
> 22c y;-rS-
Company
Construction .«& .Mining
Stock dividend
Utah
t
1 ^
$1.75
„
3-29
:
American Sugar
4.65%
.
pfd: A (quar.)
.
4-12.
.37Vic
T
U.rSlTndu$tries; Inc.,'4Vi%
3-29
Corp,, common (quar.
American Security Investments Co. (quar.).
American Snuff Co., common
(quar.)
\
--
>,
4-15
20c
•
(quar.)—
American
Photocopy Equipment
(quar.)—
American Radiator & Standard Sanitary ■f :.
6%
_
3-19
Co.—
common
Andrea; Radios
H,, 7 '
4-15>% •;.4?i:l>Vv
> 44- J2 yi.'.. Angelicas Uniforxir Co. ; .(quar.)2°/ac.'Arizona: Bank_; (quar.)_—25c
«
,
.
Metal
preferred
3- .4
.
4t 1
;(quar.)'—97%C
4- 1,
4- 4
3-29 ■:
^5-15.
„
-
Foundry
&
3-22
3-26
y
——$1.31%
(quar.)r ;
preferred (qUar.)..~_—> >
American
4-16
! 35c5-.15
....
preferred :(s-a
at
Machine
preferred
>
of Illinois—
.
American
;
3-27
4-10
4-20
> 4-15
4-9
4- 4 • • ; 3-22
4- 1
3-;8
4- 1 y 3-15
3-29 7 3- 7
4- 1
3-14
4-15 - 3-1T
10c
1
Corp
preferred (quar.) —
5V4%
American Maize-Products;
4-15,
.
10c
.•
3-29 :;
i
7-1-
(quar.)
;
3-15
3-1
3-1
4-5
-
_
American Investment Co.
i
|
y
3-15
3-29
3-29
3-29
4-1
4-15
•
Corp.—
American
•
3-29
4-10
.
.
.
(quar.)__
common
two-for-one
,
.
Corp.,
stock split——.—
quarterly on present • common—
60c '
American Express Co. (quar.)
-35c
American Felt Co., 6% preferred '(quar.)-.-^;
$1.50
American Hardware' Corp, (quar.)uwi
j.—40c
American Home Products Corp. (monthly).*
12c
American Insurance Co.
(Newark, N. J.)—.
1614c
Company in process-of being acquired by Firemans
Fund Insurance; Above divi¬
dend is partial payment of the current
3-22
,
3-15
4- 1
.•
4-11
4- 2
3-29
3-29
3-29
4- 1
4-15
43%c
3-12
.
20c
12Vic
20c
-
(quar.)—
4- 9
4- 9
A
4- 5
4- 5
4- 5
4-19
3-29
4- 1
4-18
4-15
,
Co.
4- 1 ;y';3-12
3-29
3-22
4-15
3-30
10c
60c
(quar.)
Co.
Shoe
y
75c
4- 1
3-21
4-30
4-30
4-30
.5-15
4-15
4-25
..
3%
United ;Biscuit.(Ca;.,of .America (quar.)
3-29
4-19i v
-
3-21
v
—-
(quar.)—
common
Increased
4-30
3-31
2
(quar.)—
Co.,
4- 9
3-18
4- 1 vfe 3-18 ' V
4- 5
, 3-22
y
4- 1
3-12
5« 1
5- 1
3.90%
4- 2
3%
Corp.: (quar.)
Mold Corp. (quar.)
omitted
4-19
*
.
4%
■
■
■
24c
28c
28%c
20c
$1.25
10c
'
-
25ci./;
4-
f
Note
;
3-15
4- 1
1%
30c
17%c
———
—
Filter'
Cement
American
dividend
Inc.
Air
American Enka
Co.—
.
-1.;
income.).
«
4- 2
4-27-- v >Thriftway ;Fopds^'12%c
Toro Corporation? (quae.
^.1.——
'
40c
4- 1 ti
Triangle CCnduii. &•. Cable-(common payment
3-22
*
,
dinary
r
3-29
3-29
5-1
4- 1
3-29
10c
10c
v
'
•"
$1.25
|
Edison
Talon, lnc%..common.(increased)__.i._;^_
-
i i i■
Insurance Co.; of North.America-(quar.)„„
50c- h 4-15 ^< 3-29-•
International Holdings Corp. : (from netvor-^>-"(''i» 'fj:
Institutional? Growth; Fund, (quarterly from
a
■-
(.
93%c
dividend
Bank
3-30
5-1
,
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
preferred
Can
3-26
Hudson
!*
Stock
3-26
2
4-
Hormel
.
(quar.)
California
Stephen Company
Sterling National Bank & Trust Co. of N. Y» '
;."Quarterly
'
Stone & Webster, Inc. (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier - (quar.
.i. '
3-28
1
5-
4-30
5- 1
$1.12%
.
'Harper • (H. M.) CO. (quar;
'
Heinz (H. J. ) - Company; (quar.)—,^
Institutional sShares:1) *;
*
5-1
6- 1
4-15
4-15
,
10c
preferred
SuCrest
——
Co.
4-11,
20c
3%
75c
6c
v
preferred (quar.)37%c
$0.25 preferred1 (quar.)
$1.56JA
American Consumers Industries (quar.)
25c
American Crystal
Sugar Co., com.
(quar.)
50c
4%%
preferred : (quar.)—
$1;12%
American Cyanamid Co/, common (quar.)—
45c
3Vi%
preferred (quar.)
87%c
American
Distilling Co.
(quar.)
30c
3-29
4-12
1
5-
22V2c
(quar.)__
common
preferred (quar.)__
Star Industries, Inc., class A (quar.)_
State Street Bank & Trust (Boston) (quar.)
-
^
Co.,
5%
3-22
,
Ltd^———4l2%Cy
div.)__
Great Northern Ry Co. (quar.)—
.1
Gulf States Land & Industries, Inc.—$4.50 preferred (quar.)„
U.
Insurance
4-15
4-15
on
Goodman Mfg. Co.(quar. )_i„_
Gorton's of Gloucester, Inc. (stock
Hanover
5-
Gas
4.56%
5-15
1
1
5-
Atlantic
4.48%
(N. Y.)—■
Quarterly
Glickman
;
(s-a)—_
Corp.
)
3-29 *
3-14 ;>
3-15
3-25
(>3-22
3- 6
3- 1
4- I >
America—
of
Co.
American
%
:
Extra
15c
-
«
-
75c
$1.25
4-19
5-23
»
3-29
(quar.),.-.
4-30
4-26
•
25)
4-15
6-15
5%
6-10
106
12%C
10c
$2
v t25c
11 Vic
25c
5%
15c
12Vic
7% spreferred
3-29
=
1
5-
10c '
56%c
j'
'
4-10
4-'4
3-25
4-15
4-20
3-27
^
American
"
,
50c
5-31
•
4-15
20c
Boston—
28%c
(quar.)
Company ^
Restaurant, Inc.
Gateway
March
South
4-15
'
.
(quar.)
American
3-29
3-293-29
3-29
4-15
3-15
3-29 :
3-26
3- 8
3-15
3- 8
4-15
4-17
4- 1
3-29
4- 1
3-30
1
...
Mfg. Co., common
Industrial Electronics, Inc.
Brake
"
5-17
4-15
4-15
4-15
:
—
deposit receipts
American
-V
6- 3
-
1
4-1
3-8
4-10
3-25 .
4- 1%
3-8
3-29 ;< 3- 1 >
4-10
3-27
5%
11c
30c
* 50c
'y^ 5c
47Vic
—
6%
preferred (quar.)—
American;;Biltrite
Rubber
(quar.)
payment covering
investment income)—
Corp.
(quar.)
—
Sheraton Corp. of America, com.
(reduced)
4%
preferred (s-a)
Simpsons-Sears, Ltd.
(s-a)
Skyline Homes, Inc.
(quar.)
Smucker (J. M.) Co. (quar.)
Sony Corp. Amer. dep. receipts (stock div.)
(One new share for each five shares held;
i; subject
to
approval
of
stockholders
4^5
5- 1
6-
'
32c
(Quarterly from
Shatterproof Glass
x; 4-15
1
-' 6-1
22%c
25c' %
22c i-
———
(quar.)
Co. (resumed)
Trust
6-
>>
3-18
3-12
3-12
3-12
3- 8
10c
11c
$1.12%
I.35c
4% y
;
dividend)
(resumed)
(stock
Supermarkets, Inc.
American
5-10
5-10
6-1
1
1
1
1
I
5-
-
5c
(quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
5
6-1
6- 1
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.60%
4-
$1.23%
$1.37%
preferred
4.40%
4-25
2-28
44444-
$1.05
$1.15
$1.23
$1.25
payment of 15% less German Tax of
equal to about $1.39 per share)—
Allied Control Co. (stock dividend)—^...
.Allied:i'Products;'
Allied Properties, Inc., 4%%
pfd. (quar.)—
Allied Stores
Corp., common
(quar.)
1
vt 5- 1
• 4- 5
3-21
25%
1
15c
25c
4- 5
Screw
American
<5-10
5-10
5-10
55-10
(quar.)
class A
Diego Gas &
4%%
preferred
5%
23%c
$1
$1.02%
$1.18%
$1.02%
4-
5-15
4-16
4-22
$1.37%
(A
Stock
1
2-25
2-25
Elektricitaets-Gesellschaft—
Allgemeine
American
4-
3-13
3-28
6c
Ludlum Steel (quar.)
Pepsi-Cola Bottling (quar.)
Power System
(quar.)
Allegheny
Allegheny
Allied
7
3- 4 %
-
4-1
2%
Corp.
Alleghany Corp., common
6%
preferred
(s-a)
4-10
25c
Manufacturing Co.
4-15
(quar.)_
com.
(quar.)
Set
'
3- 8
>
;.
(initial).
Airlines
Allegheny
(quar.)
1
v
(quar.).
Aldens, Inc., 4%%
preferred (quar.)
Algoma Steel Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
All-State Auto Rental Corp. (stock dividend)
4-2
(quar.)
3-29
3-28
4-10
4- 1
—
dividend).
(stock
,
Inc.
Chemical
4-25
Co
3-
Co.—
common
Products.
5-10
quar.)
Income).
net
Corp.
Culver
New
Alco
3- 1
10c
preferred
5-15
100%
and class B)__
and
A
5c
Co.,
Board
preferred
•
Cap
3-19
3-29
3-1
3-30
15c
25c
25c
45c
preferred
7'/2c
class
10c
Corp.
4
4- 1
4-12
4- 1
3-30:;f
5%
Chemicals
&
Gas
$3.75
>
Fawick
4
4-
4-2B
>5 5- 1
3-22
3-15
4-15
$50c
50c
(quar.)
%
from
Products
4.60%v
from
Scrivner-Stevens Co.
j
4-
4-22
5-30
5-15
4- 2
55c
(quar.)
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)
—_
4.92%
—
preferred
(quar.)
Alan Wood Steel Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
4
When Holders t
Payable of Rec. J.
17Vic
(quar.)
(quar.)
Alabama Power Co.; 4.20%
4-, 4
4-22
pfd.
(quar.)_.
Co.—
(Quarterly
dividend
(stock
Co.
McBee Corp., 4J/2%
5%
preferred (quar.).;.
5Vz%
preferred (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)_,i
3-28
4-l$v
5-15
4-12
4-
4-22
v.t
Fund—
Affiliated
Almo
4-5
5- 1
4-15
'
:
4%
10c
Express Co.
Addressograph-Multigraph
Corp.
(quar.)..
Aetna Casualty & Surety (increased)
Aetna
Life
Insurance
(increased)
Inc.—
and $0.04
gains
—
Can Company.
Economics Laboratory,
4-1
Adams
Alberto
income)
Sportswear
Quebec
.
Eastern
4-22
35c
30c
preferredV(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_
4.50%
Puritan
3-29
^
;
2V4c-^- 5-1
J40c
4-15
(final)
Ltd.
Co.,
net
-
Steel
Acme
Allegheny
Seaboard
-
4-16
—
3-29
4-15
70c
& Paper Co. Ltd.
Power
Markets, Inc.
Stock dividend
J.)—
(J. C.) Company (quar.)
Phillips-Eckadt Electronic Corp. (init. quar.)
Pioneer
Finance
Co.
(quar.)_.—
Pittsburgh Brewing Co., common (quar.)—
$2.50
convertible preferred
(quar.)
Primex Equities Corp.
(monthly)—
Public Service Co. of New Hampshire—
3-28
5-15 J"
4-26
Inc. (stock dividend).
(quar.)—
Stores,
Brothers
Acme
;
10c
(N.
Penney
4-11
4-11
4-15
'
Abitibi
' h
25c
(initial
A
Chemical
Park
.
15c
10c
4-5
4- 5
'"■ 4- 4 '
4- 5
Share
Laboratories
Abbott
$5.50
-
capital
the
both
New
,
25c
_
Corporation
T
M
Aaronson
3-29
4-1
3-22
3-22
3-22
5- 6
3-29
36c
Newark
of
Manufacturing
on
.
—
(quarterly
Inc.
income)
Textile
,
:> 4-18
25c
of Company
A. & M. Instruments,
Alabama
(quar.)
investment
Oxford
4-5
4-5
4-5
4- 5
4-5
4-15
4- 3
3-29
3-15
4-26
5- 1
4-15
4-29
4-29
5-1
4- 1
4- 1"
4- 1
5-20
4-12
32c
Bank
Tank
net
5-1
5-1
5-1
5- 1
5-1
10c
$1.19
$1
10c
/
5-1,
5-1
.
_
Name
Air
Balanced
($0.20
4-5
(quar.)
.
>
Corp.—
Stocks
Income
State
Over-The-Countcr
5-1
(quar.)
Co.
Research
National
San
DeSoto Chemical
$1.43%
T
.
7- I
3-20
-
we
Alcolac
4-15
4-25
3-29
>7-16
"
4-10
'
preceding table.
3-22
4- 1
6-25
32Vic
(quar.)
&
Growth
National
3-27
5-15
4-25
4- 1
4-16
i "-
:
•
•••.
•
Quarterly
55c
51 Vic
51c
50c
47V2C
57Vic
20c
35c
15c
(quar.)_;
;
3-29
3-22
10c
25c
90c
45c
37V2C
25c
25c
Redwing Carriers,
-
3-20
4-15
4- 1
I2V2C
12 Vic
,
-
Co.
National
3-15
5-15
4-15
.
4- 1
7-15
.
give the dividends announced in previous
yet paid; The list does not include divi*
dends announced this week, these being given in the
A
Stock
National
31V4C
(quar.)
America
(quar.)
Chemical
Gas
National
r
preferred
Products
1
4-
5- 1
>
weeks and not
year-end capital gains
National
■
4-15
10c
4Vic
42V4C
income)
(quar.)..;
Connecticut Light & Power Co.—
$2.20 preferred (quar.)____
$2.06 preferred (quar.)
a.*
$2.04 preferred (quar.)
$2.00 preferred (quar.)
$1.90 preferred (quar.)
•
Corn
,,
Below
t.-
31
each
Co
Royal
Electric
&
Gas
(quar.)
4-19
4-12
4-26
4-15
5- 1
5-1
5-1
4-10
Ji
,
distributions)
Inc.—
from
Oil
$1.25
30c
25c
30c
30c
(quar.)
Inc.
Instruments
Cenco
Ry.
for
—
v
Securities
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4-1
3-29
4- 9
3-22
4- 8
4- 1
4-10
55-r
'
,
4- 1
3-21
4- 1
y."
40c
Fargo
Youngstown Steel Door Co.....—
Trust—
t'/
Fuel
(All fiscal
4-10
4-10
3-27
4- 1
4- 1
4- 9
;
30c
31c
31 Vic
33c
10c
—.—
Ohio
&
Y.)
(quar.)
Investors
National
Telephone—
&
preferred
preferred
preferred
preferred
Plastics,
$1.24
<;
.5..
California
$1.20
»
$1.20
50c
(quar.)
Morrill
&
div.)_.__
(quar.)
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co.
Burnham
(stock
common
preferred
preferred
$1.50
2%;
.
Industries
Automation
5-15
4-18
27Vic
$1.25
$1,469
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
5%
4-30
4-30
4-10
.
9c
Frocks, Inc.
Berkshire
v
,
3-30
3-30
3-22
5-20
3-21
6- 5
>3-29
—_
Seamless Tube
Inc.
(quar.i
sy.;
3-29
4- 5
3-28
5-24
4-15
4-15
4- 1
5- 5
4- 2
3-29
3-29
3-29
3-29
4-20
Michigan
Motorola,
5-17
4-10
4-15
4-15
6-14
4-15
4-15
4-15'
4-15
5c
Engineering Corp. (initial)
Bank
(N.
shares
(5
National
BTU
Co.
(Quarterly from net investment income)
McQuay-Norris Mfg. Co.
(quar.)
Merchants
Acceptance Corp., common
Class
A
common
(quar.)
$1.50 conv. preferred
(quar.)
3-22
5-31
30c
—
common
-
.
4- 1
v
4-12
40c
58V2C
(quar.)
Co.
Insurance
Industries
Marlene
3-25
4- 4
10c
^
Products,
4- 1
4-19
$0.0220
Bank (San Francisco) (quar.)
* Wheeling & Lake Erie RR., common (quar.)
47» prior lien (quar.).....!..—........
Whiting; Corp. /
—
Will Ross, Inc. (quar.).
—
.
*; shares held)
5-20
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Automatic Steel
Forbes
dividend
Stock
from
*.
Products
&
Life
Manhattan
capital gains plus $0.0130 from investment
income,
Associated
..
Wells
;
Per
MacAndrews
Massachusetts
—
Shares
v
Quarterly
38% %
Trust
Fund
4-
,
4-15
4-15
In-
British
.
^ 4-15
Industries,
of
payment
come
•
20c
60c
.3-31
*
(qua!.)
.
1
4-15
3-29
3-29
3-29
3-29
3-29
4-26
5- 1
4-15
> 4-12
4-12
4-15
4-15
4%
dividend)
(stock
^
4-15
;3-3l,. '
.
,4-15
Langendorf United Bakeries, com. (quar.)
25c
$1.80 preferred (quar.)__————,145c
Lasco Industries (stock dividend)—.
5%
Leece-Neville Co. (quar.)
—10c
Liberty Fabrics (N. :Y.), 5% pfd. (quar.),,
12V»c
Longines-Wittnauer Watch Co.
(no action
taken on dividend payment)
I
Lowe's Companies. Inc.
(quar.)—
:—
10c
Lucky Lager Brewing Co. (quar.)_^
25c
5-15 ^ 4-18 v
4-30
4-15 ■'>
5- 1
4-10
<
6c
35c
20c
—_—■_
(quar.)—
Co. '(quar.)-
1
4-15.
.
•,
Holders
4-22
Inc. (stock dividend)—.
—„
2%
Washington National Insurance (quar.)
20c
Weissberg (H. R.) Corp.— ' ; , 1
.
Class A common (quar.).
——30c
Waldbaum,
..
,
income)
Thermos
When
Payable of Reo,
Share
Name of Company
4-10
5-10
-
'35c
King-Seeley
in¬
net
_
Gas
5-
J25c 7
<■'
Line, Ltd
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Fund Inc.
(from
Co.
vestment-income)
Applied
12V2C
Petroleum
American
Ansul
.
Products——.
Gas
Amerada
American
Per~i-4i. When Holders
Share
Payable of Rec.
.
net. investment
ously announced,' but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
•
r
Air
5r 1
-6-1
.
arlnouncements are grouped in two separate
In the: first we indicate all the " dividends an¬
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
-1
Kavanau
Corp.
(monthly)
;——
7c.
Monthly
—170
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
5Medium-Grade';'Bond Series B-2-w«»-.V--m ■■■;■': 54c
Com. Stock. Fund,»Series S-3- —
,13c
.(Above payments.are semi-annual from,
Dividend
tablesi
'
.
-710
(1222);
-
"
Name
Interstate
the
.
Co.
.
5%
3-29
3-29
37c
"
;
; > incortie)
1
'
4-5
,
..
,3-1
1
4-10
4-1
5-
3-25
3-11
50c
50c
6-14
9-16
,77 50c
,
(quar.)
7 15c
3-30
Chemical,
pfd.
(quar.)
25c
3-31
common
(quar.)
28c
4-
Central
3-15
preferred
(quar.).
'4%
preferred
(quar.)
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.
(quar.)
Bafngor Hyaro-Electric, com.
(quar.)——
7% preferred (quar.)
:4% preferred (quar.)——______
,
$%%
*
Bank
Netv
of
Bank. of
Nova
(quarJ——
$1.06
50c
$3.25
4-15
4-10
3-27
4-1
3-22
55c
5-1
.3-30
2%
12Vac
-
7- 1
6-7
—
Works
Iron
Class
A
(quar.)
$1.40 preferred
——
—
Dickinson
&
Co.
preferred
;
Beneficial
4-
3-15
4-
3-15
Beftrus
4-
3
5.44%
3-
(quar.)
—
7%. preferred if quar.)
BiC'kfords, Inc.
(quar.)
1
Binks; Manufacturing
Co.
(increased)
■
Decker
—
—
Mfg.
3-27
Chamberlin
■■•'■
1
2-19
4
3-15
————
.
4-10
3-28
4-
1
4-
Boatmen's
Bohack
Bank
C.), 5Va%
(St.
3-14
3-14
3-15
Chemical
5-21
Chemical
3-15
4-
1
3-21
common
4-
1
3-15
shares
4-24
3-29
4-1
3-15
4-
1
3-11
BrS'ch
(E.
1
J.»
Brentwood
Breskfn
&
Sons
(quar.)
4-10
3-18
4-1
3-20
4-1
3- 8
4-
45c '
27'/2C
Financial
&
Corp. (stock dividend)
Inc.
(quar.)
Co.,i Ltd. (quar.)__i
Bright (T. Q.) &• Co.,
Bristol-Myers Co.
6%
,
^%% preferred (quar'.)—
British-American Oil Co., Ltd.
British American Tobacco,
(Stockholders
4)
•'
proximately
$.153
Tax)
7 "dividend:)
Broad
775%
•
-
Budget Finance
Plan,
60c
convertible
4-15
4-
1
7
47|
1
3-
1
4-
8
6-10
4-25
^
proposed
*
New
25%
6-28
4-25
5-1
4-
5
10c
3-31
3-12
20c
.3-30
3* 8
62VaC
3-30
3-8
6%
Electric
Caiumei.
Packing
&
Hecla,
1
3-12
4-15
3-28
4-15
;
15c
3-28
4-15
7
3-
•
8
10c
3-29
3-
8
10c
__2—
3-29
3-
8
4-20
3-30
3-29
6-14
3-29
3-11
1
4-16
f 15c
-
3-1
4-
jioc
•
.1—1———
4-15
7
.Class
Class
A
B
4-
1
3-15
Canadian
1
3-15
5%
5-15
4-19
5.36%
3-30
4-30
4-26
3-27
4-
3-18
25c
1
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
3-29
2-28
3-15
7.
.*•
Canadian
figc
>
1
•
.
.
t87'aC
f87V8c
(s-a)__
4-
1
1
3-
3-
8
8
J90c
;•
;.7
4-16
3-15
jioc
Breweries, Ltd. (quar.)__
Celanese, Ltd. (increased)
4-
4-
2-28
j45C
1
3-31
3-
1
:
1
$4* 21'
;
7-
3-26
3-15
4-
1
4-
1
3-15
6-
3-29
3-18
3
87 y2 c
4-
1
4-
1
3-18
20c
4-
1
3-22
25c
4-
1
3-22
3-29
3-15
3-15
3c
3-29
3iy4c
3-30
3-
35c
4-15
3-25
t25c
4-
1
3-
45c
4-
1
3-11
20c
3-29
3-15
$1.31 y4
3-29
3-15
7t5c
4-19
4-
4-19
3-29
—
12'/a
3-29
new
3-30
(stock
3-
3-12
25c
4-
3-4
50c
3-30
3-
Trust
New
Commonwealth Oil Refining
Co.
(quar.)_„
.
Ltd.
(quar.)—
5
1
3-15
4-
1
3-15
3-25
3-4
4-15
50c
4-25
4-10
4-
1
2-27
3-30
3-11
4--X
$1.25
25c
lOc
from
'
capital
Co._
30c
3-28
3-8
$1
3-30
3* 8
92V2C
3-30
3* 8
$1.07
3-30
$1.14
3-30
3-
8
$1.05
3-30
3-
8
$1.25
3-30
3-8
15c
3-29
55c
3-29
3-8
12y2c
3-25
3-12
25c
3-29
3-22
^
3-12
3-30
3-4
15c
3-29
3-18
6c
4-15
30c
3-30
Disney
(quar.)—__—
Corp.
Inc.,
(initial)
com.
new
Crucible Co. (increased)—
Products, Inc., 70c preferred (quar.)
(Joseph)
__
Ltd.
Mines,
17V2C
Tar
new
.
4-30
Ltd. (quar.)
dividend)
(stock
Co.
dividend
4-19
.
'
3-26
7%c
3-29
3-30 '•'t:
62%c
683Ac
y
31'Ac
4-
55c
4%
•
.
IOC
"
;
7
1
4-10
•
30c
4-
3-15
3-15
:
3-15
1
.
3%
40c
7,
3-12
7
dividend
Stock
EICO
Instrument
Electronic
4-16
Common
(quar.)
Class
(quar.)
3-15
B
Eastern
Gais
1
4l/a%
Eastern
Stainless
Eastern
States
40c
4-
1
30c
5-
1
3-
3-18
•
3-22
3-25
3-
5-
1
3-31
4-20
3-20
7
$6
3-27
4-
1
3-15
3-28
2-25
4-
3-21
1
2-25
3-15
SlVaC
*4-25
4-10
:
$1.12 Ya
4-25
32c
"4-
46%C
'74-
50c
4-
7 51 (4c
"4-
51%C
1
4-10
3-
'3-
4
4
3* 4
3*
4
■'3--'4
;i-4-
<;':3-'4
52'/2c
•
4-
52!/2C'
7
,
•^4-
3-4
'
7; 35c
'3-29
5c
3-29
2-15
2%
3-29
7 2-15
'3-
8
$3.60
4-15
(quar.)
Steel
Co.,
'
pfd.
i$1.12,/2
—
dividendt_„_
Edwards
Stores,
Engineering
Electronic
"4-
3
3-20
<4-3
3-20
_____
preferred
Corp.(quar.);
Instrument
(quar.)
1
5-
6
4-
4
5-1
4-
5
$1.50
—
common..---
4V7%
2-20
X4-
2%
$1.75
(accum.)
5-1
4-
4-
1
3-
4
; 4-/1
3-
4
;
preferred
Bros.
;
6'Ac
Vac
_7--
:
(stock
$7
(quar.l__
Echlin Manufacturing Co.
(quar.)
Edgcomb Steel Co. (quar.)_
Eico
•,_.«•
-
Associates—
(accum.)
Kodak
Co.—
—-.—
7_—_i
Corp.,
preferred
Edison
4-30
preferred
Eastman
—
Fuel
&
1
,
3-12
4-10
3-25
•-
—
3-15
•
6
7»/2c
3-12
1
4-1
1°C
7
—
3-
.
1
4-
45c
—
3-
-
4-
$1.75
preferred (quar.)——
4.15%
preferred (quar.)—
;_7_7—
4.20%
preferred (quar.)—
:
7;
$2.10 preferred Cquar.)——
Duvai Sulphur & Potash
^quar.)^___J——
?
Dynalectron Corp. 7
4-19
3-30
8c
•:•
_.
v
4.10%
3-30
12%c
3-20
25c
^
——
3-29
7c
5- 8
'
20c
■
$1.12 Va
3-20
50c
Duquesne Light Co., common (quar.)—_—_
3.75%
preferred (quar.)—
.7
7' 4% preferred (quar.)_
4-19
•
1
4-30
3-25
.
9
4-30
1
i 3-15
1
4-
;
8
;; 3-15
3-30
3-31
/
33-
1
.
1
3-
8
4%
Inc
Co.—
4-
4-
15c
Corp.,
de Nemours
3-28
1
5-1
37»/2c
'
I.)
3- 8
4-15 '■
2%
:
(quar.)______________
dividend
International,
3-29
4-
5%
40c
—7_'
Corporation
4-16
t20c
(quar.)__-__—
5-16
;'
3-20
3-29
15c
—
30C
/'• -"'5c
3-15
3-18
40c
(quar.)______
(initial)
com.
Chemical,
&
Chemical
(E.
1:
12c
Steel
&
Ltd.,
Aircraft
Pcmt
74*
f20c
(quar.)—_——_
7.
$3.50 preferred (quar.)__r__—___7__—_
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_
>
3-15
3-31
15c
3-14
6-13
4-15
Inc. (quar.)
—___—._•—_
(Walt) Productions (see Walt
3-29
3-30
5c'
4-5
25c
6-29
3-15
3-14
3-29
Dunhill
87 %c
3-15
57 1
Corp.
3-14
'
3-15
1
3-29
35c
National
Foundries
du
3-25
4-
15c
Raynolds Co. < quar.)_____________
3-18
3-18
;
8
10c
1
4-.1
.
3-
20c
—
1
$1;
4-5
approxi-
4-
V
;
1
4-
4-
5%
—
4-
;
y
r
4-30
50c
Stock
3-18
Commonwealth Theatres of Puerto
Rico, Inc.
77. Quarterly
$
93 %c
(quar.)r
60c
4-1
5
v
L
Commonwealth Edison Co. (quar.)
Commonwealth
Investment
(quar.)
12-
j"'
of
Co
Dinettes
Dravo
"
;
Jersey (quar.)
5
12-27
4
(increased)—71—
Stock
3-U'
$1.75
'
•: r..
of
9-
20c
7
67%c
3-25
$1.333A
.
3-
6-5
4
5-31
Glass,
Dow
3-18
$1.25
(quar.)
5
5
10-
50c
(quar.)_
4% preferred (quar.)—
Dubois Chemicals, Inc.
(quar.)
Duffy-Mott Co. (quar.)
Duke Power Co.,
common
(quar.)
7%
preferred
(quar.)
3-29
35c
(quar.)_„—__
Gas, com. (quar.)_.
Co.
&
Douglas
6
35C
'
B
(quar.)_
4-
7-
50c
dividend)
payment
Hudson
&
Electric
Draper
1
8
25c
preferred
incormr and
Dominion
3-25
4-
$1.12 Va
5 v
50c
Mines—
(finaB
Dominion
3-25
5c
3- 8
3-27
20c
yncreased)———
Dominion
3-25
87 %C
common
3-30
3-30
20c
3-15
Dome
3-25
4-15
15c
u_^._
4-15
3%>
4
3-11
Doeskin
3-14
5c
dividend
C
3-18
Dixie
3-18
32%c
8
3-29
Dixon
3-13
1
8
4-1
Diversey
2-11
4-
3-18
3-29
Disney
/
11-15
3-31
'
30c
Diebold,
8-15
3-20
8
3-
87%c
__
| Dominlck .Fund-
(quar.)_j
preferred
(quar.)—7
G.),
37 %c
r
20c
Diamond
5-15
12-2
10c
quar.)
3
9-
$1.25
^
4'/2 % preferred (quar.)
Commercial Solvents Corp.
(C.
3-15
(quar.)
Productions)
$1.25
3-15
3-22
55c
Devoe
3-15
$1.25
1%'
(quar.)
3-29
3-29
Denver
3-20
1
1
40c
Foods, Inc. (increased)
Chicago Trucking Co. (increased)
Detrex Chemical Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
Detroit Bank & Trust Co. (quar.)
Detroit Gasket &
Mfg.
(increased)
Detroit
International
Bridge Co.
(quar.)
Developers Small Business Investment Corp.
3-11
3-30
4-
3-15
15c
Deltown
6-18
•9-18
$1.183A
income)—
Stone Co. (quar.)
!
"
Iron Corp.—
-,Vl* ' '
A
(quar.) _7_______"_—7'7_7
Commercial Credit Co.,
Conn
Co.
from
Delta
3-19
2
10- 2
.
30C
$1
investment
Interstate
Commercial
27c
—
5-23
preferred
Stock
4-19
—
4-19
(increased)
,
3-11
5-
$1
Power & Light, 4% pfd. (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
7_
4.28% preferred (quar.)
4.56% preferred (quar.)__7_—
4.20% preferred (quar.)—■—_—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
•
Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric
(quar.)
Colwcll Company (stock dividend)
:_77A__^
Combustion
Engineering, Inc.
iquar.)_
Commerce Clearing House
3-18
5-15
jlOc
(quar,)_
&
from
&
3-11
3.70%
3-1
Energy Shares—
Sand
3-15
1
4-1
—_
common
ADR
Delaware
11-1
-
6-8
(quar.)
preferred
10c
~~~
Ltd.
-
4-
12V2C
I
/
5-10
Growth
5VS»%: preferred
Colorado
,
;
.
1
Lines.
*"""
26'Ac
25c
;
5%
3-15
1
$1.06V4
"
3-15
a
■
preferred
Colorado Fuel &
3-15
4-1
4-
183,4C
(quar.
Cdnada Steamship
on
,
75c
.
.
(quar.)
16
_________________
(Quarterly
3-18
Colonial
71 87c
(quar.)_
(quar.)—
Ltd.—
$3.50
1
4-
gains). -7--_———
Records, Inc. (quar.)___—_________
& Company (quar.)_—_—
3rl5
•
•
" 63c
77
<*
.
;7—
Colonial
4-
12 %c
.
Deere
'
8
$1.75
.
3-13
•
Packers,
3-
$1.75
.
v
Camloc
Canada
3-28
30c
.
3-15
3-25
—.40c
Ltd.—
3-29
$1.25
Coburn Credit Co., preferred (initial
s-a)_
Coca-Cola .Co., (increased >_7———__77__«
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
(N. Y.)
iquar.)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., common (quar.)
3V?%
preferred (quar.)
.
933Ac
•'
Decca
5
3-30
10c
.
Extra
1
Delaware
(quar.),
Cleveland Electric Illuminating—
$4.50 preferred (quar.)_;
Corp. (quar.)___j.___
;
Cluett Peabody & Co., common
(interim)__
"7 7% preferred (quar.
.■
4% preferred s (quar.)-____^.—-7.7—
3-15
6-28
2%
7
(quar.)_—1]___1 7,'
Cslnada General
i-und,
^From net inco-ne)
4-
$1.25
.
Canada Dry Corp., common
$4.25 preferred (quar.)
1
25c
Clevite
Fastener Corp. (quar.)—
Campbell Red Lake Mines, Ltd
Carrrii.b a 'ia^garo..Bakeries, Inc.
5-
$1.37 Va
Corp._
'dividend ' ^7—
Claussner
Hosiery Co.
3-28
3-29
15c
Cable
Stock
Detective7- 77
.7
Def
1
62 y2c
preferred
Clark
Corp.
Inc.
87 %c
Electric,
4-
13c
7-74-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Consolidated
DeBeers
3-4
3-
Corp.,
Dean ;Milk
1
3-20
Corp.
(10c
City Investing Co. (N. Y.)—
SYa% preferred (quar;).
City Products Corp. (quar.)
——
i-<preferred
&
3-8
7
4-
3-25
25 c
3-8
CagHornia Interstate Telephone Co,7_
California
April
split___
3-8
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
.
on
1
15c
Co.-"
4-15
30c
(quar.)_—
'City. Investing Co. (stock dividend)
City Gas Co. of Florida (increased
■
(quar.)—
preferred
5.75%
vote
4-
_______
Power
will
two-for-one
(initial)
4-1
.
$1.37%
—
4-1
..
3-15
mately - $1.29)
DeVegh Investing
__7__
10c
(quar.)
1
7
'
10c
Financial•'*Corp._——
5C-
77:7/
lOc
Calgary & Edmonton, Ltd
•„
Calgary Power, Ltd._—7-:
preferred
5%
;
4-
4%c
Dayton Malleable Iron, 5%
1
$1
4% pfd. (quar.)
7' 4%% preferred (quar.)___
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry,
5% preferred (quar.)
,6% preferred (quar.)
-
7
55c
17 Vac
3-15 7
common
Gas
7
6-
(quar.)
common
4-
Dana
3-13
Chrysler Corp.—
:
7
6-
1
(quar.)—„_—
3% % preferred (quar.)
Dayco Corporation, $2 preferred
(quar.)
O'Nuts Corp. (quar.)—
Securities Co., 7%vpfd.
Stockholders
.(stock.dividend)——
$2.50
Full
6-
1
7-
—
under
3-27
(quar.)
,
Christiana
announcement
4-15
record
,
2-25
'
'
Oil
Co.
1-
7-
Dan River Mills; common (quar.
5% preferred (quar.)
their
by
payment)
Quarterly •.-Quarterly
Chile Copper Co.
Chock
'
Cotton
B
Daffin
4
30c
exchanged
7-
-
3t27
'..w
common
$1.04
—
4%C
70c >
8
(Boston)—
3-
3-28
.,
California
O
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
3-15
1
4-1
Y.)
8
8
3-
$1.13
—_—_
Co.
3-20
30C
3-29
■
77
who
&
—
3-20
1
3-
3.
9c
(quar.)
(increased)
3-29
11-21
.
-
C
(1947 series)
3-29
$1.25
,
T.
3-20
(quar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
iv—i.—.
25c
BUTrus Mills, Inc.,
common.^———
25c
C°mmon
-■
\; 25c
4'/-%
preferred
(quar.f___$1.12'/2
Bush„Terminal Co.
C..T.
1
A
■
Burroughs
7
4-
preferred
H5c
,
.
'
,
non-cumulative
(quar.)
7Agency. Inc. (N. Y.)—
.Class A -(quar.)_______
Class B (quar.)_____
3-20
7_:^_
^
Bulova Watch Co.
(quar.)_
Burns (William J.). International
3-20
1
common (quar.)
Baltimore & ..Ohio; RR.
——_
(quar.)
1
4-
25c
.(quar.)
10c
common
4-
75c
5%
—
preferred
»$%. preferred
:
,
(monthlv)
56 Vt C
3-12
:
j
3-11
3-26
J25c
—
(quar.)
3-15
3-25
30c
$25c
•
Investing Corp, (quar.)
Glass Co.,-. common (quar.).
preferred
Bucyrt"s-Fri^ Co.
3-29
15c
(quar.)
(N.
1
Cunningham Drug Stores, Inc.—________
Curtiss-Wright Corp., common (quar.)^___
$2
preferred
(quar.)
$2 preferred
(quar.)_
$2 preferred
(quar.>^^.„_u_i-__7_7_u_7_^
$2 preferred
(quar.)
6
Chickasha
(stock
Culligan, Inc.,
4
27%C
_______
Co.
4-
4-19
-
1
1
Trust
&
Co.
dividend
5^20
corporate title of North American Sugar
Industries, Inc.
%
Class
1%
Trust
Inc.
Inc. 7.
stock
for
Bank
5c
York
of
National
Corporation
See
7
Forest Products (increased)
-4%
3-
9-
Cincinnati
(quar.);
3-20
3-25
6-
-a*—\
preferred
3-29
4c
6-27
—
Brewn-Forman Distillers Corp.—
Class A
(quar.)—
Class B:; (quar.)__i—___u,_7_u—
15C
9-26
Street
Brockway
3-20
$1.25
v
y
3-29
"
8
5
iy4%
(quar.)
Cuban-American Sugar Co.—»
3-29
(quar.)__
-
British.
CTS
3-
3-11
4-
;—
(Canada), class A
Corp. (quar,
of America, com*
5% preferred (quar.)_
Crush
International, Ltd.
(quar.)
3-15
4-15
A
American
BrRish Columbia
3-15
1
preferred
93%c':
deposit, receipts—
Registered and bearer
shares
2-25
4-
non-cumulative
■____
of
3-30
.
l
::774-
Zellerbach
Crueible Steel
5%
(quar.)______
free
and
.
.L
Crown
2-25
r4-
$1.04
—
Zellerbach
2-25
3-11
pence
Income
■
Crown
3-30
3-30
2-15
Ltd.—7 7
7
2-25
2-25
5
Ordinary (interim payments
equal to approximately $.071
and free of British Income
Tax)______
(Final payment of 14 pence
equal to apof
3-30
./
4-25
-
37%C>
Quarterly-'
7
Crescent Petroleum, 5% pfd. (quar.)——
Crocker-Anglo National Bk. (San Francisco)
Quarterly
3-15
,4-11
7
$1.12 y2
(quar.)
common
Insurance
A
$1.12 «/2
&
Craftmanv Life
3-19
68c
date qualify for this
3'/a% preferred (quar.)_
Chicago Great Western Ry., 5% pfd. (quar.)
Chicago Mill & Lumber (quar.)
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—
5 % non*cumulative preferred
A; (quar.)_;.
5% non-cumulative preferred A (quar.)'
Registered <fe
•-
3-29
3-29
3-30
Chesapeake «fe Ohio Ry.,
7
.
8
3-30
3-29
.
.
3-
12'/ac
Ltd...(interim)
,
:
12'/aC
:
Publications,
Brewer. (C.)
lOc
v
30c;
87'/2C
3'/2% preferred (quar.)
Boiman Food Stores, Inc.
(quar.)i__„__
Boston Insurance- eo.,;".(quay.)
New
Chesebrough-Ponds,
8-23
11-19
Corp.,
1
3-27
20c
;
.
$1.12%
Enterprises,
9-3
Boise Cascade Corp. (quar.)
Book-of-the-Month Club
(qnar.)
Bofg-Warner
Bank
,20c
,
7
•
preferred
3-11
3-13
-
_________
Reynolds, common
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Country Set, Inc.———
8
25C
Fund, Inc.—
(From net investment income)
37'/2C
(quar.)
3 Va %
Corrdon
Chemical
3-15
30c.. 'y-'4- 1-7
f50c
Can Co., $3.75 preferred (quar.)
Connector, class A (quar.)
Illinois
5
15c
;
__7_w___i^_
62 Vac
1
3-20
■
preferred (quar.)
Chart-Pak, Inc.. (quar.) _
3-27
Louis).
preferred
3-
4"15
;
8
3* 8
Inc.
6- 1
4%c
_
3-11
3-
%
1
4-
15C
$4.50
$1.37'/a
(special)_7_—
$1.50
(s-a)
3-29
.
National
(H.
preferred
11-30
___
Publishing
5
4-
America—
3-29
J40c
.
3-30
$1.15 y; ■4-/i;;:
dividend)
Champion Papers,
Bell.
List
of
4-1
Laughlin, Inc._
—7
>y40c'
Inc. (quar;)____^___—27Vac:
Quarterly
'
27Vac
Quarterly
27'/ac
Blue
Co.
(stock
4-,5"
4* 5
'
25c
Continental Mortgage Investors
Cooper-Bessemer Corp. (quar.)_^—
Cooper Tire & Ru bber (in creased)
Corning Glass Works, common (quar.)
ZVa% preferred (1945 series)
(quar.)__—
Co.—
4-12
Bliss &
Bltte
Transport
2
.1% i
-1
—
(quar.)
4-
40c
10c
Motor
4-
:<
Quarterly--
,■
3-18
$1.18
Products
10c
dividend
&
3-18
3-30
87 Vac
___•
2-28
■
Stock
3-8
3-30
$1.04
4-
'
3-8
1
Service—
4-30
Bird-& Son, ,Inc.
1
5-1
$1.13
(quar.)
dividend——
31c
4-15
Certainrteed
5%
Stock
$1.25
Corp. (quar.)
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc., 4V2% pfd.
6%
preferred (quar.)
5 % • preferred
(quar,)
4-
Continental
Continental
-
333/4 c
2
20c
______
3-13
4-
$1.23
(quar.)
$1.75
25c
:
_
Black
Wisconsin
Common
'•
3-13
62 Vac
(quar.
(quar.)
1
3-
3-20
3-1?
'5-£•
—
(quar.)
1
$1.03
(quar.)—
Baking Co.,
preferred (quar.)
$5.50
3-13
15c
4-
7Vac
——
1
1
4-
$1
(quar.)_—
4-
,4-1
$1,25
(quar.)
Continental
Phila.—
3-11
•
44-
4-1
$1.20
20c
of
3-22
•
10c
30c;
^
Corp., Ltd.
(quar.)__—..
Products (quar.)—!
(quar. )_i,_
(quar.)_
preferred
$4.16 preferred
$4.50 preferred
$4.52 preferred
3-13
$1.12%
$1.16
4-15
-15c
1
preferred
Continental
3-31
'7:7_—
4-
$1.02 y2
Bank
*4-10
7733a-
v-—-—
Co., com.. (increased)
(quar.)—7______i_^_,__^__7/
$4.16
3-13
$1.18%
15c
_
cpntavos)—
7
(quar.)_
Corp.
3-15
8
1
6%v,convertible preferred (quar.)
Century Shares Trust—
(Quarterly from net investment income)
Cerro
Corporation
(quar.)_
3-8
3-
$1.02 V2
30c
——
(LA), class A. 7
Co.
4-15
3-30
$4.25
$4.52 preferred
4-
(quar.)_
preferred
preferred
Central
4
8
8
25C
(quar.)_^
Public
preferred
4.75%
4-15
3-
Service—
Co.
^-'7
-
Royalty r Oil. (s-a)_,
3-
55c
Vermont
4.15%
3-15
4-30
Gas
Rock
-
1
3-11
7
Corp.
.
Paper
1
3-11
Power
preferred
Central
3-11
3-28
20c
t55c
;60c
—
—___
Steel
y4-
7VaC
Consolidated
3-25
1
common...
Corp.
Telephone Co., common
Common
*
Watch
.
Gas,
Payable of Rec.
22»/aC
Consolida ed Foods Corp. (quar.)_
:
Consolidated Investment,
Trust-p
.' w- 7 •
;
From inyestment income-^.—_4__-7-_
4-
1
Securities
4.96%
8
Consumers' Power
s
4-
,
4-
preferred
tquar.)
$5
preferred
(quar.)
$1.35 preferred (quar.)
3-U
•consolidated
3-15
4-
$2.50
3-11
I2V2C
Beftguet Consolidated, Inc.—
4A payment of -15 Philippine
Bethlehem
3-15
3-11
1
4-
i. 50c
(quar.)_
Beneficial;Standard Life Ins.
Class B
Central
3-30
Consolidated
3-29
$1,183/4
(quar.)
Penn y National
Central
4-
3-29
$1.12'/a
—:
Quarterly
8
3-
,
—;
Co.
3-
3-19
4
Corp.—
(quar.)_____—
(quar.)_
<
3-
5-15
3-30
$1.75
preferred
preferred
Central
3-15
4-
-
(Canada)
Finance
3-18
4-
.———
(quar.)
(quar.)
BeSL Telephone
Bendix Corp.
3-15
3-30
&
1
1
4-26.
.
$1.12 Va
______
Co., common (quar.)_
(quar.
4.60%
(quar.)__
6% preferred (quar.)
Central National Bank (Chicago) (quar.)____
3.50%
3-20
20c
35c
$1.12 Va
Belco Petroleum
Corp. (quar.)
Belknap Hardware & Mfg.
4%
Maine
t35c
Distilling (quar.)
Beatrice- r-oods Co., new common (initial)
4 '/a %
preferred (quar.)
Beech Creek RR, guaranteed .(quar.) —
BeSton
Indiana
74*;
A
Public
Central
4-
$25c
—
(quar.)_
(James B.)
Illinois
Central
3-20
3-20
3-29
5C
40C
(quar.)
Holders
When
Share
*
:
.
4-
30c
preferred (quar.)_______________i____
preferred (quar.)
3-20
4-
Corp.
—__—
•
4*
1
4- 5
6-
110c
4.92%
4-10
4-
(reduced)—.
50c
Baftisch & Lomb, Inc.
(quar.)_
30c
Baxter Laboratories,. Inc., common (quar.)_
8c
6%
preferred (quar.)
—$1.50
Baystate Corp., common
:
$40c
Beam
Central
3-20
4-.
Electric
Cigar
4-26
—
Light —
4Va%. preferred (quar.)_
4.64%
preferred
(quar.)
3-29
1
4-
15c
•'
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.
$1.12 Vi
•
.' 7
.
,
Consolidated Edison OS, (N. Y.) —
4.12% preferred (quar.)—7c„___7——
$5 preferred ;(quar, )v.7i7.7^7_7__..
Consolidated Electronics- Industries Corp.—
77 Quarterly
3-20
7"
Illinois
4-30
—
Bafth
Central
4-
Barry,/Wright Corp. (quar.)——
Basic,
Incorporated,
common
(quar.)
12V2C
$6.25 pref,
(quar.)_______
——■—$l,56'/4
$5.60 conv. preierred (quar.)——————
$1.40
5%
conv.
preference (quar.)
1
62'/ac
Bastian-Blessing Co.
(quar.
25c
&
Electric
preferred
preferred
1
1
1
,
preferred B. (quar.)~,
4.80 %
4-1
Gas
preferred
4.75%
4-1
—
(stock dividend)—,——»
8
4-15
r—
Scotia
3-
1
4-15
4-1
(quar.)—
———7 y7
(N. • Y.) (quar.)
York
(quar.)————
Commerce
Barber Oil Corp.
4-
.
4.10%
4.10%
Consolidated
Corp.—
(quar,
preferred (quar.)__
Illinois
3-
5-
$1.05
preferred
Central
3-15
4-15
preferred
Bank of
4-1
12%c
22o
$1.75
.
;
General
Hudson
4'/a%
4.75%
;
3-15
$1
———
__—
1
4-1
$1.12'/a
7-——.
$1.
———
.
(qUar.).^
-
3-14
Electric,
4Va%
&
2-28
2-28
4-
-
$1.25
7
,
.
■
3-30
46c
common_;^_7-T--i.
Corp. of America, common
4 Va %
preferred; (quar.
7%
preferred (quar.)___
■
,
3-15
Baldwin-Montrose
$1
Light,
(quar.)__—
Celanese
5-31
Bacharach Industrial Instrument Co.
&
&
preferred.
$4.20
11-29
Baltimore
Gas
Power
Company
-■-Quarterly7 u_-__7_7--^77——77—7^__7_7j. j
(This payment; includes 12y2c' from stockholders trust);
;
" '-7/ ;7;77
Connecticut Light & Power (quar. )____7___
Connohio, Inc.j 4Qc preferred
(quar.)„_i
3-15
1
3r30
_______
8-31
12-16
:
8
3-29
4-
"80C
,
1
4-1
3-
3-30
8-20
«.
,
3-29
•
:
3-31
4-30
class
(Quarterly from net Investment income)__
Carson Pirie Scott & Co.
^
f •
4Vj% preferred (quar.)__i—___
Carter
(J.
W*.)- Company (reduced)-______
Cassiar
Asbestos, Ltd.
(quar.)___—
^ Extra.;
Ceco Steel Products (quar.
.
Babbitt (E. T.), Inc., common (special)—_
5c
5%
preferred iquar.)—
—62Vic
Bfcbcock & Wilcox (increased quar.J—
■ •43c
(quar.)
(quar.:)u___^__„^j_____-___7r_H_^_
•;
preferred
Carriers
4-19
5-10
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—i_——u-—>j—
B
■
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•-•7-
-
Class
$5
•
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Corporation
•.Quarterly
,
Cap & Gown Co.,
Monday, March 25;-1963
.
Per
Name of
-
•
5
Carolina
4-30
31'Ac
.
••
Bacardi
4-
7
,
7/Quarterly
3-14
1
,
$1.25 preferred (quar.)——————— '
Axe-Hougnton Stock Fund-—
<"'• J 7
'$0,013 from capital gains plus $0,017 from
,
3-15
4-15
5-
.
5%
dividend
preferred
Canadian
3-15
.
Connecticut General Life Insurance Co.—
Canadian
2-20
:
Holders
Payable of Rec.
.
3.75% i preferred y(quar.y~, 7^93%c7
Atiag Consoii ated Mining; & Development—
Stock
1
When
Share
\
Resources—
- (s-a)
t2'/2c
Imperial Bk. of Commerce (quar.)
$50c
Industries, Ltd.
(increased)______ -;'v'* J15c
Canal-Randolph Corp. (quar.)______r^______
17 V2c
Cannon Mills, common
(quar.
80c
5-13
4-
Refining,
Atlas General Industries-^
Per
Name of Company
Canadian Collieries
3-25
•
65c
'25c
~ 7'/ac
(quar.)
Athey; Products;:: CQf p.—_—_
—■—
Atltco Financial Corp. (quar.)——————
Atfadtlc City Electric Co. (quar.'
Atlantic
■
100%
Commission)-
Commerce
Investment
Holders
4-15
17%?..,"
(quar,)™-- 7*
(subject to the approval of
'
Stock dividend
Associates
When
Payable of Rec.
Share
Lines, class A
Tfuck
Per
'■'■
of Company
Associated
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
■S
55c
-
7*
90c
v
5-1
10c
.
(quar. K $1.06 V4
.
.
-
5c
6'Ac
4-17
3-29
;
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3-15
4-
15c
—
5
1
3-15
4-15
3-15
4-
3-20
3
Volume; 197
Number 6249
;The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
•( When
Per
V Name of-Company :ZW,>
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m«.
Share
Ekco
Products Co., common (quar.)
4'/2% preferred (quar.)/./*/*—
EI Paso Electric
Z/5-/1
$1.12'/a
5-1
Co.T-t ,
<v
$4.12.preferred; (quar;.)Z.*//_**Z*«*—/ZlL£J
$4.50
Electro
25c
Musical
&
interim
//
ZZ 2-27
•
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1
•
$4.50
3-28
5%
_*
cn
t
CO
Industries, Ltd., Am. shs.
of 5% less British
_***/
&
i///-
;._**.
_**_
Abrasives
,
3-30
3-
25c
Water
3-29
3-15
8
4-19
3-15
Empire' State
Co.
(quar.)*—__*__*/
(quar.)*
Oil Co, (increased s-a) -i,/*,/*
25c
9-10
5-20
Empire
Co.
75c
4-8
3-22
4-
3*22
Mfg. Co.
Trust
45c
„
(New
York)
Employers Casualty Co.
/
Stock dividend
(One
(quar.)_____'
Giant
"
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Corporation
Fabien Corp.
(quar.)
Factor (Max) & Co.,
40c
Mi"'
*'
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4-16
Giddings
4- 2
3-19
Girard Trust Corn
3-15
Glidden
2-28
Global
2-28
62'/a C
*:
Family Finance Corp. (quar.)-.
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops (quar.)
Faultless. Rubber Co. (quar.) —*■—___
Federal insurance Co, • (quar,)
*__*
J/J*'
Monthly —
Federated Department Stores (quar,)..;
._*-*
Fibreboard
Paper Products Corp. (quar.)__
Fidelity Fund, Inc.—»
*
Quarterly from current and accumulated
V
net income)
:
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—_..//___/**
Fieldcrest' Mills, Inc. (quar.)
—/
*_/"
Financial Corp. of Santa Barbara—«;
j
"Increased quarterly
-
44-
•
1
1
35c
4-
30c
3-30
30c
4-
1
3-18
25C
,_*.
4-10
25c
.
3-18
1
Z 3-12
.
6-3
30c
4-30
3-31
4-10
3-29
3
25c
Great
3- 6
:
171/aC
3-29
3-13
4c
3-29
3-15
5%.
4-17
3-15
(quar.)**
7 Vac
5-» 1
;__*.*
56 V*c
_***/
—
Financial Feneration,. Inc.
$2.25
General
Corp.,
preferred
(5-for-4-
common
(quar.)
;
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Z '
.
split)/*
........
4-
1
5-
Great
Fund
Insurance (San Francisco)
common (initial) .J/^-Aw;
New
v
First
V
National
Bank
1
Great
3-15
Great
3;
1
Z13-15
/■
First National
Bank
First
Bank
First
(San
of
Jose)
Toms
National
Stores/ Inc.
**_;
(quar,)
First
Union
.
National
Realty
(Tentative
Bank
3-29
(quar.)
'
'
3-15
3-28
3-
3-28
4-
4-1
3-20
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)***
—*/**
Food Fair Stores/ Inc.; common (quar.)///
$4.20 preferred
(quar.)—
*******
3-20
3-22
i
Dairies,
Inc.,
Fram
Corp.
(quar.)
Franklin Realty (Pa.)—
Investors
(quar.)_
Furman-Wolfson (initial)
4
1
3-15
Hartford
i/—_
•
Harvey
Hawley
3-29
Hayes
4-
3-22
5
6-
$1
1
1
"
5-15
4-30
3-29
3-25
t$1.25
•/;• 4-
t$1.37
1
preferred
3-1'
3-1
Corp.,
••
4-26
Hess' Oil
5-15
-,4-26
4-
1
1
10c
4-
•
4-1
44-
1
3-5
Hills
50c
4-
1
3-22
Hlnes
$1
4-1
3-22
Holly Sugar
5c
4-
1
3-
7
4-
1
3-
7
'
common
2 7 Vac
——
3-29
3- 8
4-
1
3-
8
$1.25
5-
1
4-
8
93 %c
5-
1
4-8
$5
.
z:
(quar.)
30c
3-30
3-
General
preferred
(quar.)///—
Refractories Co.
(quar.)
Reinsurance
Shale
General
Corp.
Signal
Products
$1.18%
6-15
15c
3-29
50C
-
3-28
,
(quar.)
(quar.)-.
Corp. (quar.)
Industries, Inc.—
17c
%%
preferred
4.40%
4.75%
4j/4%
25c
preferred
preferred
preferred
/
12-
1
J2-10 '
4-
•
1
^
4-
3-
8
Vision,
3%%
(quar.
4-
20c
3-31
3-
1
8
55c
^
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)
4.36%
preferred
(quar.)——
—
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3-25
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4-15
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3-29
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3-15
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4-29
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3-29
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4-
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12-16
4-
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3-13
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3-15
3-15
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9-30
25c
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4-:1
3-29
6-28
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40c
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(quar.)
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and 6c from long-term capital gains)—
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equal to approximately 21c)—*
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6%
preference
(s-a)—*Z—»*—*/_—
2-25
zzz**
Co.
preferred (quar.)Harnischfeger Corp., common
6%
preferred
(quar.)
1
5-
25c
Munning
8
4-11
-
$1.25
4-1
4-10
(quar.)
Winkle
$1.25/
1
$1.25:
-
3-27
1:20c
(quar.)———
/
3-
3-29
>
4Va%
(quar.)—
5-
50C
60c
(quar-.)__
6%
30c
Fundamental
Power.
3-22
4-
.
Co.
Harbison-Walker
56'Ac
interest-™.,——
Fraser Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
**—*////.■
Frito-Lay, Inc. (quar.)
Frost (Charles E.). &■ Co., class A (quar.)_
Class A (quar.)
■
Fruehauf Trailer Co., common
(quar.)_——
4%
preferred" •{ quar.)
Fuller (George Av) Co, (qiiar.)
—^
&
3-22
10c
beneficial
(Julius)
Hanson-Van
1
'
I2V2C
4-
$1.05
(quar.)
common
4-11
Co.—
(quar.)
..
Co.
25c
Cement
Illinois
2-25
;55c
preferred (quar.)—
4^4%; preferred (quar.)—
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Hanover Shoe, Inc. (quar;)—;
—/i*
4-1
22 'Ac
J
4% % preferred (quar.)—/—*___**_*/**i/
Fort Worth National Bank (Texas)
(quar.)
"42" Products, Ltd.
(quar.)
*__■
60c
Corp.
3-29
62'/a c
20c
4Va%
4-1
$1.18%
*
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3-19
3-29
30c
(qUar3zz
(increased)-
Hammermill Paper Co.,
3-15
;"
Breaker
preferred
Investment Trust
.3-15
1
Ideal
RR—
Hamilton
:4-1
Circuit
4.60%
Co.—
8-23
1
933ZC
(quar.)
9-16
1
$4.50
Insurance
25c
1
■
Life
(Jacksonville)
4-
4-15
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t-T-E
2-25
-
Halliburton Company
Hamilton Cosco, Inc.
1
'600
Power
5-24
5-
$1
Mountain
•% 4-17
X
1
3-28
3-28
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4-30
4-
Gatineau
3-15
—/
(Winnipeg)-/
Corp.—
Sugar Co., com.
6-14
4-
Garfinckel
4-
UOc
56'Ac
,
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Futterman
3-11
f
25c
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4-
of
3-20
i1
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dividend—
19Vac
$1.25
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1
3-26
55c
$5 preferred
(quar.)—
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(quar.)
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Gulf Power Co./ 4.64% pfd, (quar.)—_//_-/
5.16% preferred (quar.)
Gunnar Mining, Ltd.
(s-a)__
:
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———
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upon
Square Building in Cleveland)/*/—**—
&
Moore
(quar;)—-_*//_•—_—/_
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4-
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15c
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acquisition by the trust of the 55 Public
4%%
15c
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conditioned
12»/2C
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1
3-15
;
3-28
_
•
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3-1
1
8%
(quar.)*
!
3-15
-
3-20
4-1
Fleming Company, 5% preferred (quar,)**
$1.25
Florida Public Utilities Co., common (quar.)
18c
Stock dividend '*/****_**————_.
;/*Z :2 'to
$1.12
preferred
28c
(quar.)*.—_—/*___
•
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(Cleveland)
payment
Fischer & Porter Co., 5 %
Fisher Foods,
Inc., $1.25
y
3-14
I
50C
s
.
1
Z
Corp., common (increased quar.)
4Vz% preferred (quar.)
Griesedieck Company common-—
Z—
5%
preferred (quar.)—
/___/—_/
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Inc.
—i
Grinnell Corp.
(quar.)—
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& Dunlap
(quar.)
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3-15
;
15C
4c
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;
5-
50c
•
4-
5'%
Greyhound
6-14
3-30
50C/
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$1.15
5c
preferred. (quar.)Zz«—Winnipeg Gas
/
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Gulf
.
3-15
(initial s-a)
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'
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Oklahoma Bancorporation
First Surety Corp. (stock dividend»_*_
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7- 1
4-1
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Green
3-21
,
—
25c
(N.
_*
3-15
4-
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,
First
First
3-15
40C
(quar.)
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:
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.,
4t1
50c
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National
3-7
40c
(Jersey City) (quar.)
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Quarterly:
1
40c
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.
4-
3-13
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30c
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,//>4-12
85c
First National Bank
First National
Z
3
10%
,
4-1
$1.15
—-
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7%
4-15
5-
32 %c
/
(increased).,..
Chicago (quar.)
of
$1.23
Inc. (quar.)-———/
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(quar. )/_/—---
Western" Financial
Stock
Fireman's
First Flight Corp. (stock dividend)
First National Bank (Boston)
3-15
$15c
Exchange Bank (quar.)—
Great-West Life/Assurance
.
4-
20c
10c
Paper, Ltd. (quar.)
Southern' Life Insurance (quar.)
Quarterly
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3-27
20c
v
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3-15
(quar.)—
American
Great
3-25
9
1
Tool
Ui'eat L-kes
9c
3-15
1
Gray Drug Stores.
-8
4-8
5%
(quar.)
50c
Machine
Products Corp.
3-
1
4-
.
Employees Insurance Co.
(Washington, D. C.)
(quar.)
/
Grand Union Co., 4Mr% preferred, (quar.)*
Grant (W.T.) Co., common (quar.)
i-///3%%
preferred (quar.)__—
/—^.—«._/
5-23
4-15
4-10
20c
(quar.)
—
Government
3-15
30c
Company
Steel
1
4-
4-
Goldblatt Bros., Ind. (quar.)—
Goodrich (B. F.) Company-—
3-30
25c
4-
.
20c
3-
'
class A
Inc.t
preferred (quar;)-////****
Hussmann
Refrigerator Co.
(quar.):
Huttig Sash & Door Co., common (quar.)*/
Z; 5% preferred (quar.)—ZZ-****-****-**-*
5%" preferred (qvav.)///«—1***1/—*—/
5%
preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)
,/——*———,
Hygrade Food Products (quar.)*
——
4-15
$1.25
Co.—
3-11
17 Vac
(quar.)*—..*;.
of Rec.
4-24
Hupp Corp., 5%
4-15
$1.24
—
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3-18
3-15
4-30
17 VaC
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3-29
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4-30 " "
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Payable
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15c
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20c
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4-
■
Gibraltar Financial Corp. of California—
Stock dividend (Subject to the California
Corporation's Commissioner )-/_/-/-**Gibson Greeting cards (quar.)-
1
•
common (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)*——/—*—
Falstaff Brewing (increased)
dividend
Cement
B
Holders
When
■
Share
Trust Co.
(Union City)
(quar.)
Industries-—
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■
10c
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Financial
Z
———
40c
'
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^
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class ■ A
4-30
Portland
3-31
'
20c'
(quar.)—
(increased)
Co.
(Harvey),
Class
Per
>
Hudson
r
3-18
$1.25
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Mines, Ltd.
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5
4-
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9
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FMC
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6V4C
—
(Dallas)—
share lot1 each 3,8
heldJ--*/.Z.A;*-**/**i*/Z**//***
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// \i shares-
Johnson, 4% pfd. (accum.)
Ex-Cell-O Corp. (quar.) _*—
,
,
15c
■
Elizabethtown
4-1.2
4-26
Corp.—?-.
Quarterly:
Stock
Parts
4-25 //
Genungs; Inc. (quar.)
Georgia Power Co.—
f
;
'
$5 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/-^-*
/—T
Getty Oil Co._-/*/—/—./_//—.*—
payment
Tax)
Refractories
Emhart
preferred
Genuine
*,_*
5-15
«r,/ $1.37 VaV
preferred/;:(quaifjc—
Genesco, Inc.,- common - (quar.)—
3-" 8
Hubbell
*
-
■
Co;—
Hunt Foods &
(quar.)"
Waterworks Corp.—
preferred
(quar.)
80c
4-25
Rubber—
General
3-21
3-29
30c
&
$5preference'
2-27
4-15
4-
-
(quar.)_.
Tire
preference >(quar,)////(
2-21
1
Time
.
5^%
1: >
5-15
32'/2C
(quar.)
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of Company
Sound
-
3VAc
—
Income
Electro
1
3-29
30c- Z
-
.
2-27
:
NAme
Payable of Rec.
Howe
preferred
General
2-27
V
'
Co.
Consolidated Corp.—
A
(stock dividend).
Class
Electric
(An
Share
$1.30
'General
2-27
1
1
4-
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(quafcX—*
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&
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(quar.)_.
m $5.36 preferred.' (quar. I*/*.**/
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4-15
./
\ "$1.03 ' //'4Z
/
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4(quar.),—***—Z
$1.18 '
<quar.)_i.^^J._^»_^_..*ii.;
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preferred
Share
?
"L
General Telephone Co.. of Florida—
$1.25 preferred
(quar.)
/.
,
$4.72; preferred
;v$5.40 preferred
Electric
"Name of Company
:
Holders
When
Per
VA-lSv.
V
11
"
Holders
Payable of Rec. "
30c,
;
(1223)
1
/
9-16
12-16
1-2-64
10c
4-16
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,
4*
i
Z3-15
Continued
on
page
46
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1224)
<j: Monday, March 25, 1963
.
Stock Record from the New York Stock Exchange
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
WEEKLY VOLUME OF TRADING
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
Year 1962
34'/a Oct 23
Jan. 1, 1963
Range Since
Lowest
Highest
Jan
55
16
39% Jan
7
9
72% Jan
42
17
Mar 22
81% Mar
21% Jan
15
12% Mar 22
14% Jan
52% Jun
78% Dec
20
74% Jan
4
88% Feb 26
99% Jan
2
68'A Feb
28
21
Jan
2
9% Sep 28
22,
Oct
25
33% Feb
May 29
23% Jan
3
90% Jan
2
39% Oct
1
25
35% Jan
18% Apr
701/e Feb
31/8 May 29
Jun 25
14
3% Jan
Feb
Jan
3
Jan
2
27
91
Juu
39
12% Mar 20
53/4 May 29
14
38% Jan'
<
Mar 18
94'/a May 16
10
'4% Jan
12
19
Air
931/2 Jan
9
10% Mar 21
13
Jan
11
preferred
5
33% Mar 20
42% Jan
11
2
32 3A Jan
2
38 Vz Jan
23
19
47% Jan
3
10
93
Jan
2
193/4 Jan
2
23% Feb 25
Allen
Industries
42 V4 Mar
4
46% Jan
15
Allied
Chemical
28
533/8 Apr
88
96
Dec
18
16% May 29
23% Mar
34% Oct
57
24
2
Jan <4
-
52% Jan 28
Feb
100
,
5
13 % Jan
2
14% Jan
34% May 29
6 '/a Jun 25
44% Jan
31
40
Jan
2
45
Mar
4
Allied
5
7
Feb
15
9
Mar
8
Allied
45 % Oct
5
92»/2 Mar 21
16 % Feb
28
19 '/a Feb
7
Alpha
Portland
25% Feb
28
30% Jan
8
Alside
Inc
4
12
43 %
43%
43%'
46
45
46%
14%
<13%
13%
14
13%
45%
14%
45%
14%
133/4
14%
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22V4
223/l
22%
22%
1,300
2,900
21,000
14,700
<
.
22%
15»/a
22%
1
63%
64
2
233/8 Jan
23
Aluminium Limited
51% Mar 22
60 >/2 Jan
14
Aluminum
7
283/4 Feb
27
25VaJan
3
84% Jun
25
20'/a Jun
134 % Feb
15
113 V8 Jan
2
31
24
Jun
26
16% Oct
18
22% Oct
Mar
Feb
11
101
17% Jan
2
26
23% Jan
114
Feb 16
25
30
59
July 19
'< 65
11
Oct
97
4
6
Mar 22
Feb
3%%
11
55%
57%
3%
-' 3%
3%
3%
3%
35%
35%
353/8
35%
35%
22%
22
" 22%
22 %
22%
22%
22%
22%
223/a
1,500
26,300
27
27%
27%
27%
271/8
273/4
27%
'273/4
45,800
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95%
May 18
26
Feb
14
29% Jan 17
Apr
4
62
Jan
14
67
18% Jan
4
2
53% Apr 25
13% Jan
48% Jan
47% Feb
191
30% Mar
33% May 29
47% Feb
19. <
38% July
41"% Mar
41
18
Jun 25
of
26
11
10%
33%
493/4
50
33»/4
49%
19
*93
95%
■
95%
57
58
3%.
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8,000
r
•
.
95%
10%
IO1/4
34
33%
33%
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33%
333,4
34%
34
343%
341/4
34%
11,000
50
49%
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50%
491/4
50
48%
49V4
12,400
99%
99%
10%
.
10%
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i
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10%
9,900
34
1,300
99%
99%
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99
22
Va
22
22%
22
22 Vs
213/4
213/4
213/4
22 Va
1,300
44 3/4
44%
44
445'a
431/2
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< 44%
441/2
433/4
441/2
431/4
44%
36,700
133/2
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i3%
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100
99 i/a
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13%
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13%
13%
13 »/2
443/2
44%
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443/4
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8%
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55%
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54%
541/8
543/4
543/8
543/4
543%
89
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89
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13
12%
<
13
12%
45
.
89
15%
16
151/2
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95
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10
171/4
29
17%
171/3
17%
17 3/8 <1714
30
283/4
29%
28'/4
29
No par
1
22
223/4
21%
223/a
21%
22
53
53%
52 Vz
52%
52
No par
24%
24%
24 3/4
24%
24%
52%
24%
-
1,200
2,600
12,900
55
88%
*88
233/4
.
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100
17%-
17 Va
17%
7,800
28%
28%
283/4
7,500
21%
22
21%
22'/4
45,800
513/4
523/4
511/4
52%
35,900
243/4
2434
25
25%
173/a
<28%
■<;,<<<
:<■
2,000
23%
23V4
23%
233/4
231/4
23Va
23V4
2,300
1201/4
119%
121%
120%
121%
1213/4
126%
36,800
301/4
303/a
28%
29%
22,000
19%';
41,600
31
18 3/4
18 Vz
18%
104%
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105
*1003/2
243/a
23%
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23
5
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26%
26%
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641/4
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14%
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18%
261/2
65
28
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30%
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v
233/4
,
5,000
19,600
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231/4
*1003/2
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15%
*91
30%
30%
2
12 3/4
153/4
12%
153/4
921/2
119%
121
1
Bosch Arma Corp.
Brake Shoe Co
15%
921%
i/a.
233/2
119
100
common
12%
153/4
95
151/2
15%
95
—No par
preferred
Co
12%
i2%- <<;,
10
100
common
Bank Note
160
44%
83/a
preferred
„
*93
57 3%
22
12.50
Airlines
American
6%
95%
103/2
1
_■__:
Bakeries
American
55% Feb
11
Feb
163/8 Jan
27%
56%
■
America
convertible
American
27%
*93
33%
Petroleum
American
613/4
353%
341/2
American
17% Jan
3
15
61%
.
57%
3%
103/a
203/4 Feb
16
143/4
62
-36%
56
34
31 Va Mar 13
22 Vz Jan
15%
61%
No par
.
Corp
Amerada
15
21%
Corp
No par
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
1
<40% Jan
Amerace
126% Mar 22
23
15
15% Oct
SO
2
223/4
15%
62%
3%
100
Amalgamated Sugar Co
22% Jan
22%
61%
35%
3%
No par
20 3/4 Jan
9
'
.
16,300
,
58%
3%
36%
57%
gtd___100
Cement
68% Mar 23
Feb
63%
33%
Inc
23
34
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15%
15%
62%
1
common
22
May 29#*
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15%
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.
25
18
22'A
15%
<
44%
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5,700
6,200
3,200
.
*36%
10
„■
——
Co
'
1
Jun
20% Jan
7,600
4,100
9
161/2 Jun
31
69%
253A
Inc
Mfg
12
Dec
69%
15
convertible preferred
493/4 Mar 20
28% Jan
69%
5
30 3/s Jan
45
691/B
;
14%
Corp
.
16% Oct
171/2 Jun 25
69%
113/4
Co
14% Dec 21
24
69
25%
1
Steel
Supermarkets
4.08%
69%
12%
Allis-Chalmers
3
Jan
68%
14%
Allied
2
2
89
69%
6,700
13,600,
25%
29
11% Jan
14% Jan
7
83
25%
10
2
4
Jan
82 3/4
;
14%
17V4 Jan
16% Feb
100% Mar
553/4 Mar 13
91
84%
11%
13% Jan
25
23
12% Oct 24
81% July
2
87% Feb
821/2
15
17
49% Jan
4
833/4
12
Jan
6
Jun
88
82%
25%
Corp
5
Allied Stores Corp common—No par
4% preferred
100
66% Feb
26
81% May
3
93/4 Oct 23
82%
1,600
143/4
Products
Allied Kid
12%
12
Corp
Mills
91/4 Feb
July
12%
25
-.—100
Allegheny & West Ry 6%
15
123/4
12 %
preferred
Ludlum
17% Feb
12
12%
25%
Allegheny Power System
•
18
12%
50o
,
convertible
6%
Allegheny
12%
15%;
Alleghany Corp common
Jan
41
12%
82%
12%
82
12
1
48% Jan
14
13
251/4
„
41/2%
87%
42
14% '
-
22
85
41%
,
12%
44%
No par
A J Industries
——2
Alabama Gas Corp—'
Alco Products Inc*.—
1
Aldens Inc common——..
5
22% Mar 19
301/a Jan 29
85
15%
Air Reduction Inc
8
41%
85
25%
Chemicals
&
41%
85%
12 y8
Products
Products
41%
85
15
Aeroquip Corp
Air Control
59% Jan
•
2
35
4
27% Sep 27
39% May 28
Sep
54% Jan > 2
19
8
4
41%
85%
25%
1
6
Jan
41%
84
1
Admiral Corp
26% Jan
•
411/4
85%
69
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.2.50
161/4 Feb
3
12
Shares
41%
81%
10
Corp
65
4
Feb
22% Apr
24% July 25
89% Dec
4
Jun
6
28
the Week
Friday
March 22
No par
Adams Express Co
Adams-Millis
March 21
12%
1
«,
Steel
24
24
54% Feb
14% Jan
401/2 Mar 26
May 29
19
Acme
Jan
13% Jan
15% Jan
57
7
4% Feb
45 '/a May 29
14
27
3
22V4 Mar
841/4 Mar 15
33
16% Feb
43% Mar 18
18
May 28
Acme Markets Inc-.*...'
Thursday
March 20
41%
_.25
IS
11% Jan
17
10
41 % May 29
ACF Industries Inc
Wednesday
March 19
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Vending Corp__.«—_«.«_1
2
Mar
'
5
;
Jan
:80
11% Mar 22
19% Mar 15
9% Oct 24
201/s Jun 25
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Laboratories
1
13% Jan
21
10
Abbott
<ABC
14
Tuesday
March 18
Par
Abacus Fund—
871/2 Mar 22
Sales for
Monday
EXCHANGE
111/4 Oct 24
60 % Oct 24
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
NEW YORK
Highest
56 % Aug 29
25
EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Range for Previous
Lowest
FOR
18%
*1003/2
104 3/4
23%
223,4
18%
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54
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25
5
.
9
45
40% Jan
Jun
27
18% Oct
25
47% Jan
50% Mar 26
473/8 Feb
2
1
42% Jan
2
10% Jan
41
30
Cement
Chain
22% Mar 19
American
28 % Jan
24
American
27
Commer Barge Line Co__3
Consumer Ind
No par
Jan
25
23% Jan
8
5
41% Jan
3
50
Feb
94
Dec
21
88% Mar 12
35% Jun 25
50
Dec
26
47% Jan
2
54% Feb
1
38% Jan
3
44% Jan
23
32% Mar
1
36% Jan
3
American
57% Jan
3
62% Jan
18
American
94
Jan
18
557/a Jan
2
28% Oct
24
35% Dec
31
36
14
64% Dec
4
20% Mar
5
17% Jan
2
243/4 Feb 19
16
8"% Jan
2
11% Mar 14
Jun
25
Jun
30 % Mar 19
12% May 29
8% Oct 18
25% Jun
25
44% Oct
1
17
10 % Jan
40 % Feb
34% Jan
Jan
50% Mar 22
58% Jan
333/4 Feb
18% Mar 21
23
15
16.
,13% May 29
19% Feb
18% Jun 28
101
Mar 20
15 S/8 Oct
24
24% Jan
7
: 86
23
40
97
Sep
5
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12% Oct
Jan
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2
.-
Jan
Jan
'■>21% Jan
104
Jan
20% Jan
2
105% Nov
29
2
24% Feb
81
Mar 19
Jan
2
85
Jan
30% Jan
101
3
2
109
2
17
Jan
-
Distilling
Electric
Enka
-
4 -%• i*
237
•
25
;
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29
31
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26% Mar 18
29% Jan
23
Apr
23
39% Feb
26
45% Jan
18
20
/. American
46
Jan
2
213/a Feb
20
24% Jan 24
American
733/4 Jan
G1
2
10% Jan
54% Jan
4
27% Mar 22
Oct
12
2
32 % Jan
24
24
Sg 18% Oct
142% Jan
14
2
30% Mar 15
40% Feb
3% May 2g
48% July 18
65
142
Jan
2
20% Nov
122
Jan
3
20% Feb
27
1
18% Jan
152
May
Apr
150
2
2
34% Feb/
9% Jan
2
>
2
25
24
30% May
4
163
21 % Jan
8
133% Apr
3
2
243/s Jan 17
127
Jan 21
Mar 20
3
293/8 May 29
11
33% July 18
43 % Mar
2
2
17
54
38 % Dec
31
98% May 29
25% Oct 24
373/8 Jan
5
136 % Jan
2
41% Feb
2
125% Feb
7
5
123
July
42% Jun
4
26% Jan
28
Mar
1
2
1343/s Feb
19
127% Jan
63 % Dec
27
593/4 Feb
18
136
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65% Feb
6
25% Mar 19
22% Jan
2
25
Jun
29
4
28% Feb
25
Aug 10
53
Jan
Jan
8
19
27% Oct 31
263/4 Oct 17
22% Aug 29
10
Jun 27
243/4 Aug 21
153/4 Feb 15
29
17
20
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v
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26
25
May 28
54
26
Jan
9
25
Jan
Jan
42
33% Mar 29
:
18
253/8 Mar
20% Jan
4
24
37% Jan
15
23% May 29
353/4 Oct 22
37% Jan
2
4
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37
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4
253/4 Oct 26
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4
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6
283/4 Jan
28
Jun
27
95
243/4 Sep
26
49% Feb
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11
Jun
14% Mar 16
203/4 Jan
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92
9
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4
14
95
Jan
29
Mar 22
39% Jan
8
41% Jan
7
5
25% Mar 22
24% Feb
8
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13
page
27
23.
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10
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100
152%
152%
17%
183/f
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10
32
American Ship Building Co„No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
32%
32%
65
1*
preferred
-
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9%
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9%
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65%
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25
25
28
28
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24
33
33%
44%
44%
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34
32
32%
v : *95
97%
Industries Inc
Anaconda Co
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Cable.
Clayton
Corp.,
No par
<
Glass Corp„_-_6.25
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—
Chemical
Oil
&
33%
33%
33%
33%
30,100
52%
52
53%
53
53%
23,000
39
39%
121
120%
313/4
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135
134%
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Film
Corp
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-
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31
134%
24%
24%
26
22%
3,000
126
126
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121%
31%
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135
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39
24 %
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50
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323/4
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263/4
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850
23%
33%
28%
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163
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1
32%
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67
20
5,200.
126%
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——
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26,300
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No par
endorsed shares
Hocking
163
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42Vz
Inc
32%
<
17%
10
61%
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25
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-
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preferred
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14
154%
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preference
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AMP
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100
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non-cumulative
;;
163/a
22 5,a
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preferred
'
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19%
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34%
22%
22%
1
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/,
19%
16%
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#
20%
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4
Jan
.
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see
22 V.
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19
footnotes,
30
Feb
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22-%
—
29
34% Feb 25
900
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5%
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24
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-
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48% Jan
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16 3/4 Oct
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60%
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Corp
American Water Works
6% preferred
21% Mar 15 <
Mar 19
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22%
7
Jan
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25
11
49%
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263/4 Mar 19
2
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*
16
24
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10%
483/4
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American
25% Mar 12
26% Jan
25
40%
—.
Mar 20
May 29
53%
40
34
Amer South African Inv Co
Ltd—£1
American Sugar Refining com
25
7% preferred
25
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
American Tobacco common
6.25
6%
preferred •———100
21
20
52%
11
49 y4
613/4
6%
323/4 Mar 13
2
25
Feb
53%
•40%
-r.
11%
•
15
114% Jan
443% Apr
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Jan
53%
403/4
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par
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333/4 Mar 19
393/4 Jan
32
125
92
■
22%
American Seating Co
14 /
683/4 Mar 21 <
Jan
92
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Corp.l
ll3/8 Jan
56 % Jan
92%
49%-
1,700
10%
49%
11 Va
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23%
-
.
_12.50
Co
American Optical
30% Jan
151
News
American
4
*91
—No par
Natural /Gas
7
183/4 Jan
47%
6.50
Corp___.
25
7
17
24
Motors
25
154% Jan
24%
*46'A
5
Meter Co
Jan
14% Jan 18 .<*'
7
16% Jan
American
15
.
22%.
24%
47%
Fdry com_—L75
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.
32% Jan
2
Jan
&
65% Jan
7
17
12% Jan
152% May 16
23% Oct 26
:
7.
Feb 14
'
25
22
Oct
Mar
22%
24%
2T50
convertible preferred
American Metal Products
16
Oct
Co
4-%%
Mar 11
19
,•
Power
Corp
American' Mach
18
48% May 29
8% Oct 24
22%
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lo
■;■> 3.90% preferred
American M'etal Climax
18% Sep
■24.
48%
22
42%
10%
.
53
24
11 Va
49
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Oct
10%
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American Investment Co of
5% %
prior preferred.
11% May 29
30% Oct 24
2
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issued
22% Jun 27
Jan
1
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American' International" Corp-
*
42
11%
Amerioan
-*
<;
48%
American Hardware CorpAmerican Home Products
22
42%
5
American Export Lines Inc
40c
American & Foreign Power__No par
Mar 14
36% Jan
Jan
14% Jan
18 3/s Mar 13
When
40% Mar 22
101% Mar 18
42 % Jan
79% Sep
30
20% Jan
106 % Nov
24% Oct
-
Mar 21
31
79
May 29
American
45%
42
/
32%
45%
42%
No par
Cable
Crystal Sugar common-10
4%%
prior preferred
100
American Cyanamid Co
lo
3
31%
46%
42
American
20
13
Corp
&
*' 32*4
453/4
25:
American
17
31
32
12.50
common
—
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34% Feb
Jan
Co
7
51% Jan
84
Can
preferred
22
23
1
7%
Feb
51
31 % May 29
Oct
American
ll3/4 Jan
24% Jan
20
Broadcasting-Paramount
;<TheatresTnC'.1
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4
Mar 22
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233/8
31%
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97%
•
7,000
5,100
25,200
490
5,900
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27%
28%
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36%
36 3/s
36%
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25%
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17 %
17%
17 %
17%
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8,800
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39,800
Volume 197
Number 6249
The
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1225)
Range for Previous
■A/-as
Year 1962
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
"
lowest
Highest
33
25
23% Jun
25
40
;Oct
22
32
Oct
24
42V* Deo 31
387/a
89'A Jun
30
42
47% Jan
7
25
7
87% Jan
47
Mar 22
34'A Jan
3
Jan
10% Jan
4
12
Arizona
2
40
25
17% Jan
2
20 y4 Feb
15
33y2 Feb
26
26 y2 Jan
2
33
Feb
19
Arvin
28% Feb
20
25y2 Jan
2
27% Feb
25
2 % Oct
t
13
jr
20% Aug
9% Aug
2% Jan
2
14
43% Jan
22
48 % Feb
11
Associated Dry
5
110% Jan
22
80 ya Jan
2
58% Feb
25
•
27% Jan
6
S
34% May 29
-
Oct
3% Jan
64
Jan
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Oct
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81% Jan
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$3.75
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Atlas
July 23
27 % Dec
9% Oct 2431% Jan
18
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25
13
4% Mar 20
9
46 % Feb
5
5% Jan
13
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24
Feb
12
32% Jan
2
36 y4 Feb
4
106 y2 Feb
7
6
88
Jan
3
4%%
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8
4%
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16
36% Mar
5
100 y2 Jan
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2
51 y2 Jan
7
12
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3
17% Jan
29
8
71
Jan
2
84 % Mar 21
5
10% Jan
2
12 % Feb
25
39 % Jan
7
46 y4 Feb
25
5%
4
Jan
19
Jan
2
59
37
n
34% Jan
Feb
13% Jan
3
25% Jan
4
Baxter
3
47 % Jan
10
4
Mar
6
Jan
41% Jan
29
49% Mar 14
3
103 y2 Mar
6
23% Jan
6
115% Jan
63
Mar 22
7
18
39% Feb
7
8
15% Jan
29
22% Feb
9
19
9
20% Jan
18
19% Feb
Jan
26
13 y4 Jan
3
50 y2 Jan
4
21% Feb
8
24 y4 Jan
9
12 Va Feb
14
2
11
7
75% Jan
31
Jan
24
5
15
3
40'/2 Jun
25
64
22% Oct
87y2 Nov
31
39% Jan
26% Feb
24
24'A Dec
18
Oct
May
Sep 25
19 % Jun 25
41% Jun 25
21% Jan
5
34 y4 Oct
79
Jan
24
15
9% Oct 22
29% May 29
Jan
48% Jan
84 '/2
3
May 24
22 Va Jan
2
36% Dec
21
3% Jan
2
5% Jan
25
12
87'A Jan
2
36% Jan
3
27
111 1/2 Jan
26
851/2 Jan
16
22
57
Jan
23
22
25
9% May 29
11% Jan
series
2
J)
&
Shoe
Co
7
Bullard
80
Jan
18
Apr
$5
17
2
Bulova
25% Jan
2
Burlington
85
Jan
30
Bush
Brass
13%
13%
13%
13%
36%
37 »A
37%
37%
38%
27
38'A
*27 y8
27 y4
27i/a
27%
23%
23%
23%
23%
23%
*27%
2 3 »/a
45 Va
23%
45
45%
45'A
45'A
36%
Feb
107% Jan
28
23% Jan
22
,
5
93% Mar 13
53% Mar 14
10% Jan
21
25% Mar 21
27%
36 'A
36'A
36%
48 %
45%
36 y8
48 y2
48%
48%
48%
49
*100%
48%
101%
T00%
101 y2
*100%
101%
31%
*100%
31%
31%
31%
21%
21%
92%
93%
64
93
95%
64
93
95%
21%
931/4
21%
95
63
63
36%
*63
14%
14%
36
*63
45%
48%
102
19%
21%
21%
22%
10
10 Va
22%
22%
10%
10
10%
50%
51
*34
36
19%
17%
>10
50%
51%
50%
51%
50%
53%
53%
53%
53%
53%
51 %
*120
;52 ;
122%
*51%
52%
*120
122'A
51%
T20
15%
54%.
52%,
122'A
34%
37%
13%
51%
15%
*33%
38'A
13%
51
51%
54
53%
52
52
120%
120%
53%
*52
120 %
13%
54%
52 V8
122 %
1%
31%
31%
32%
31%
32
29'A
29i/4
29%
29
29%
5
30 %
30%
*158% 160
23
*85%
23%
87'/2
30%
*158%
159'A
23%
23
1%
:
1%
1%
1JA
30%
30%
30%
30%
30 '/a
'158%
30%
159%
158%
158%
158%
158%
23
23
87
*85%
87
*85%
23
*85%
23
87
23
*85%
23
87
55%
56
55%
56%
56%
57
27%
27%
27%
24%
27%
241%
56%
27%
56V2
27
27%
27%
24%
24%
*24%
24%
13%
24%
14%
24%
24%
13%
13%
13%
13%
25
13%
13%
25
25 >/2
25%
25%
36%
36%
25%
£5%
36%
36%
5
361/4
36%
36
32%
32%
33
36%
33
18%
*32%
33
18%
18%
22
18%
22%
18
1.25
18%
?32%
18%
22 y4
22 y4
*22%
22%
57%
581/4
21%
57%
22%'
59
58%
59%
41%
41%
59%
42
100
41%
86%
58%
41%
42
86%
41%
*86%
42'/a
88
_i
*86%
88
10%
11
*86%
10%
10%
10
10%
10%
38%
38%
10%
38%
10%
38%
38%
38%
38%
38%
JL...5
.
*
4%
No par
32%
.2.50
10%
Inc
Co.
4%
3
!
42'A
43
89%
90
1
15
No par
8%
33%
10%
3.50
Corp
common
33
10%
4%
*88%
89%
37%
43%
89%
90
*88%
89%
37%
37%
38
112%
90%
*111%
*90
112
*90
16%
18%
87%
4%
>8%
331/2
11
4%
42%
112
16
33
90%
16
4%
43%
44%
90
90 y4
*88%
89%
37%
38V4
111%
90%
111%
90%
16%
59
591/4
59
16'A
25%
15%
26
59Vi
26%
60%
25%
60%
5
15%
26%
15i/2
15%
26%
5
12%
12%
15%
15%
12%
___No par
1
12%
*85%
12%
87%
*85%
87'A
31%
31%
31 %
*85%
13%
87'A
311/4
No par
A
1
...
_
...
,
3iya
16%
Inc.L._—
Inc
4^.5
31%
11%
11%
11%
60%
11%
11%
61%
11%
61%
61%
61%
11%
30%
11%
11%
3oy8
11%
1
30%
100
com
*86%
—100
100
30%
*76
871/2
78%
*92%
94%
,
11%
29%
:
29%
*8672
87V2
*76
78%
*76
921/4
*92%
93%
92%
*86%
87%
78%
1
14
14
14%
14%
5
29%
29%
29 %
13%
14%
29%
29'/a
19%
19
29'A
19%
9%
*19i/4
*9'
19%
Co
18%
(A M)__„—_3!/3
Packing Corp
Mining Corp
Calumet & Hecla Inc
!
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd.
Campbell
Soup Co
A
Canada Dry Corp common
$4.25 conv preferred
:
Canada Southern Ry Co
Canadian Breweries Ltd
Canadian Pacific
11%
60%
Co
Industries
Terminal
Callahan
45»/2
13%
1%
_____
California
16
*45
29 Va
Inc
California Financial Corp
29
45%
31%
common
18
13% Jan
*45
1%
Corp
Club
24
6 Va Mar 11
*13%
18%
50c
9% Jan
53
45 y4
13%
37 Va
No par
27% Jan
see page
45%
29i/4
30%
10
Watch
Byers Co
14
19%
50c
Burndy
Corp
Burroughs Corp
24
footnotes,
11 %
14
18
100
4% preferred
3y2%
preferred
4%%
second preference
% Oct 26
For*
84%
11%
31%
Bullock's Inc
17% May 29
8
83%
11%
VA
Co
Jan
27
24% Oct
preferred
9% Jan
23
11% Jun
2
9
Jan
84%'
11%
19%
\
Buffalo Forge Co
2
70
81%
11%
45 y4
17%
2.50
common
10% Jan
84
13%
31%
11%
29 %
Co
28% Jan
25
13%
79
11%
31%
Inc
79% Jan
55
14
78 Va
32%
29%
1951
Sons
31
18% Jun
of
&
Stratton
Co
50
17%
8
common.
Manufacturing
Bucyrus-Erie
Budd
91%
35%
'
29%
Mfg Co
Airways
26
26
*49
31%
Stores Inc
8i/4 Oct
Jun
*90%
35 y8
50%
7,50
31
9% Oct 24
35%
5
Dec
44
34%
*49%
12%
*19
10
27 % Oct
>
35 'A
49%
40c
Corp
Buckeye Pipe Line Co
Buckingham Corp class
2
13%
34 Va
iooy2
1%
common
Brunswick
8
14% Jan
33%
100
92 y8
1%
Co
&
12%
34%
101%
*90%
18%
22%
"__100
Inc
Decker
(E
Brown
Jan 28
12 % May 29
33%
TOO
12%
19 Va
preferred
100
Brooklyn Union Gas common—..100
5.50%
preferred series A
100
Marld
45 y4 Jun
92
12%
3%%
2
24
v34%
101 i
4%
____1
Bristol-Myers Co
4
Jun
13 % Oct
13%
4%
14%
14%
*34"
>36
38% «39%
50
Stores Inc
Briggs
Briggs
3
May 29
12
13 Va
1
Co
Braniff
4
30
51
13 JA
11%
38 y4
100
Co
Corp
Aluminum
Brach
10% Mar 18
4% Feb
50%
12
Boston & Maine RR common.No
par
5% preferred :
100
2
30% Feb
4%
49%
11%
2 pesos
preferred
&
4%
49 >A
12 Va
36%
1
Inc
Steel
pfd
137/s
5y8
49%
5
Gypsum
Borman Food
30
79
22%
45
2
common
Boston Edison Co
85% Jan
Oct
21%
23%
No~par
_
Borg-Warner Corp
3%%
preferred
37% Jan
Jun
Co
Borden
24
■
II_.II
Co
Book-of-the-Month
2
60% Jun 15
83% Jan
4
70
Intercontinental Corp
Bond
28% Mar 12
70
3% Oct 23
109
Bell
Bohn
2% July 9
4% Jun 28
25% Oct 25
26% Oct
Howell
Boeing
/
7% Jun
Gossett Co
Bliss & Laughlin Inc
Bliss (E W) Co—
Bobbie Brooks Inc
5
16
24%
21%
27
1
&
Black
1
37% Apr
24
1
&
&
38
13%
38'A
Corp
_
56% Feb
29
Jan
27%
14%
24%
13%
1
Blaw-Knox Co
7
35 Va May 29
26%
37
5
Corp
Bell
1%
2
26
15%
37
37
IIIEo
Savers
Bell
4%%
7
18 %
15%
27 y8
*45%
1
Belding-Heminway
Corp
15%
16
2% 1 ' 2%
,
2%
15%
11%
!100
pfd
RR
Life
Petroleum
Bigelow-Sanford
2
31
24
88%
13%
2.50
Creek
Belco
Bestwall
Mar 19
Oct
52%
51%
88%
77%
100
Incl_~~T~ '
(A S) 4%%
Aircraft Corp
Bethlehem
12
9% Oct
20
91%
52%
51
89
49%
No par
Corp
Beech-Nut
Best
3
152 JA Apr 24
27 % Mar 14
16% Jun
91%
52%
51%
35
2
_
$4.50 conv preferred
Benguet Consolidated Inc
20
79% Jan
90 y4
13 %
IIlo
III.l
com
Beneficial Finance Co
5% preferred
47% Mar 15
43% Jan
Co
Shoe
Bendix
55% Mar 15
140% July 24
;
18y2 Mar 22
541/4 May 28
128'A Mar 23
22
preferred
Beech
35
2
12% Jan
27 y8 Oct
Foods
4%%
Beaunit
30
4
34 y2 Jan
Feb
Beatrice
Beech
34 y8 Feb
1% Feb
46%
12
1
(James B) Distilling Co
8
8
42
Beam
Beck
17
2
11
46%
49%
No par
Beckman Instruments
26
26
10%
21%
10
Inc..
14
Apr
Jan
Laboratories
Cigars Inc
Bayuk
15
16 Va Jun
9
I
r
10%
46%
14
50
Inc
Jan
66
16% Jan
Jan
Lomb
27"
23%
1
Corp
&
60
26%
35%
I__lo
III1.1
6
14%» Mar 20
1% Jan
59%
27%
26%
100
preferred. 10o
Corp
1,000
9,700
110
2%
92
By
.]
.1
!
9%
-
9%
18,600
3
48
109
60.
15%/ 16
34
30
48
*15%
101
4.200
1,500
*2%
*88%
100
y
5,800
51 %
4%
-
20%
52%
100
preference
Bausch
36% Dec
15
B
11%
5,900
110
-
32%
27%
90%
No par
com
37'/a
10%
13
Basic Products
Corp
Bath Iron Works
92% Mar
2
27% Oct
22% Oct
convertible
4
35
108'/a Jun
Corp
Barber Oil Corp
Inc common
9
20% Mar
19
25
,
■,
46%
& Ohio common
29
100
2
49% July 16
59%
20
C
non-cumulative
15 y8 Jan
22% Jan 22
-34% Jun
4%
Bangor & Aroostook
45% Jan
36;;; Mar
29% Mar 21
95 A Feb
26%
3
48 y8
1
series
29% Feb
22 y4 Mar
42
Jan
29
152% Jan
32
26%
9
series
21
Jan
46
101% Oct
♦i9y2
*109-110%
60
Hill
Elec
preferred
26
26
52% Jan
110
36%
26%
*2%
47%
i
36% Mar 20
11
61
59%
26%
V
No par
No par
Basic
30
&
preferred
Baltimore
46% Jan
21
23% Jan
*109
2%
#48%
l
pref ($1.20)
Baltimore Gas
5
Apr
'
100
___.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
1
20% Jan
2%
48
»i.
<
Babbitt (B T) Inc V
22
9
52 y2
10
Babcock & Wilcox Co
Baker Oil Tools Inc
Jan
94% Mar
27
31%
10,100
76%
89%
*11%
20
31%
100
common
7
14
33% Feb
Sep
19%
31%
A
..
Nichols
104 y2 Mar
48
20%
26%
1
preferred
4
i
51% Jan
11% Mar 20
19 y8 Apr 19
37 '/a Mar 28
85% Mar
20
43%
*89
'
...
Mar 20
22% Feb
B
preferred
Conv prior
8% Mar 12
17
11
Automatic Canteen Co of Amer_2.5o
Avco Corp
,_i
Avnet Electronics Corp__
5c
30% Mar 29
58 y2 Feb
\
o.
series
Austin
2
28% Feb
11
17,600
76%
90
31%
Goods Corp com_50c
Corp common
5%
7
-21
11 y4
25,100
53%
43
38%
26 Va
Atlas Chemical Industries
>15% Sep 20
20% Dec
...
.
38%
*89
1
1st
"i
75%
-
90%
39%
4%
preferred
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR______No
par
Atlantic Refining common..—_.»10
88
Nov 16
25% Feb - 5
3
'v,. {./
76
38%
*10%
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe com_l0
5%
non-cumulative preferred__l0
Atlantic City Electric Co com
4y2
6
47 y2 Dec
31% Jun 27
<41%
16
75%
*89
4,700
31%
53%
43%
76%
2.50
.
preferred
Associates Investment Co
15
10% Pec 21
49% Jan
4
91% Apr
10
43%
.*.1
Inc
108 % Feb
2
85
44%
43%
31
52%
1
Shares
42%
30%
51%
2.50
—
*'
•
30%
43 %
22
5y8May25
47%;Nov 21
27
31 y4
53
the Week
March 22
43%
30%
common
110y2 Jun
1
2
43
52%
No par
Industries
Friday
March 19
43%
.10
r.»«2
Sales for
Tuesday
March 18
43
2.50
_
...
Ashland Oil & Refining
Associated Brewing Co
25
.37% Oct.
Co
___
Armstrong Rubber Co
Arnold Constable Corp
Aro Cofp
:i9% May 29
105% Jan
52
Sep
Service
No par
$3.75 preferred
Mar 12
,13% Jan 25
23% Apr 16
,
Public
Steel
Corp
Armour; & Co
Armstrong Cork Co
77% Mar 11
92 y2 Feb
1
18
.
Armco
28
1
66% Jan
Monday
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
56% Jan
2
Mar
STOCK
EXCHANGE
43% Mar 13
33% Jan 15
51 y2 Mar 19
.
stocks
NEW YORK
Highest
30% Jan
16
73% Apr 23
2
20% Jun
40'A Jan
5
71'% Mar 15
25% Oct 24
; 9% Oct 30
15% Oct
Feb
51V* Feb
,
,47% Jun 25
82% Jan
Lowest
13
*9%
9'A
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle..
(1226)
.
Monday. March 25, 1£63
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
25
11
32% Jan
-
;V 9,
43% Mar
49
Jan
16
Carborundum
2
29% Feb
12
Carey
l3Va Mar
;
15 Va Mar 30
Jun 13
1
26 % Jan
Mar 16
.56
24
Oct
Jan
8
103
Nov
19
101% Jan
25
» 64
Dec
27
60% Jan
126% Jun
28
367/8 Jan
.30% May 29
44% Feb
8
45% Jan
3
49% Sep
28
26% Oct
26
36% Jan
2
;
»•; 4% May 29
.'70
,■'•44
July 2
->;2Va Jun 26
>29 v Jan
Jan
Jan
10% Feb
13l;
44: r Jun
68
;
28,
17% Jan
47% Feb
18
5
14
Cenco
Feb
27
22
Jan
2
4
>48% Feb
7
101
'6
% Feb
22%
Mar
7
25% Jan
2
8
4% %
Illinois
7
Central
&
Feb
27
32 » Jan
22
12% Feb
14
14% Jan
23
23
19% Jan2
25% Feb
6
Oct
23% Jan
4
Cessna
3% Mar
25
25'/a Jan
2
96% Jan
22
32% Jan
2
31% Apr
>10%
21% Jan
11
25% Feb
.
29% Feb
45
Jan
4
98
Jan
17
25 y4 Jan
11
16
3
2
57% Jan
7
7
96
7
Mar
22
Jan
2
59% Feb
14
Jan
2
11% Feb
14
16% Jan
14
Feb
8
51% Jan
55% Dec
11
4
1
>21% Nov
23
Sep 20
,22% Sep 24
27% Feb
19
14% Jan
2
19y4 Mar 13
36 % Feb
15
29% Jan
17
33Va Feb 19
17% Feb
8
9% Jan
2
12Va Feb" 14
64% Feb
20
51% Jan
3
61% Feb
27
;% 8% Jun 25
22% Feb
7
13 y8 Jan
2
17%, Feb
14
> 14% Oct 22
36% Feb > 8
20% Jan
2
27% Feb
14
Oct
13% Nov
>10
7
Oct
24
9
20
'
48
Nov
5
,
19% Oct
v
3iy4 Jan
,19
>
12
3
28% Feb 25
26% Feb
2
18% Jan
2
25'/a Feb
35% May
24
"•;« 14% Nov 30
2
22
Feb
20
i8y8 Jan
4
Jun
22
15 y2 Jun
25
> 21
May 28
29
13
;
8Ml Oct
24
38l/2 Jun
14
25
-
15 >
4
2
75 % Dec
20
93
Oct
12% Jan.,
14
16
52 y4 Feb
■
90
5
18% Jan
23
15% Feb
180 >
•
64 3%
34
>
4,200
40
40 y8
•6,500
40
49%
33
*49%
50 '■>"
*32%
'
32
%!
63
•
8%
-
*72
>
.
3%
>>23 ;:••
23
'w93y4
25,100
240
3%
4,900.:.'
35%
•
,21,900
600
22%
>38%
38%
140%
140%
>93%
.93 %'
200 >'
2,700
'
72
>22%
38%
"-142 •
*140
; 570
'
•
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114
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20 7/8 Jan
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14
26
3
31
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City Stores Co
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$4.40
11
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9
4
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5
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2
37% Jan
2
42% Feb
19
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Cleveland-Cliffs Iron Co
Jun
26
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18
63% Mar
6
68% Jan
11
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3
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4
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21
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14
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28
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20
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100
7
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7
.
53
14
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5
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2
83
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8
74
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25
$4.25
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5
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2
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27
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Columbia
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Columbia Pictures
common
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48% Feb
18
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2
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3
13
4
5
837/a Dec
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25
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39
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4
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2
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7
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4
2
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7
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2
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25
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15
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24
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38
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25
82
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3
2
35
6
36% Mar 22
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3
29% Feb
27
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2
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5
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2
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105
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23
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7
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1
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91
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26
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2
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29
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3
20
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18
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$5
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16
58% Jan
2
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15
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10% Jan
2
12 y8 Feb
20
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see
2
60 u. Mar 22
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2
47% Feb
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6
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Copper & Steel
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convertible
29
25
24%
9%
>
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12% Jan
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31
100
72% Feb
2
39%
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31
5
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19
40 V8
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Container Corp of America
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111
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43
56
67
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18
18
2
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55
5
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120
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21
series
Consolidated Natural Gas
Jan
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44
25
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19
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4
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21
106
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9
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2
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1
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1
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3
4
13
23%
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1
2
99
43
83%
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10
4
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16
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Cigar Corp
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3
28
25
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Feb
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2,
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7
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24% Jan
27
92
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109
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27%
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1
5
100
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2
30% Jan
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23
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15
51
28 %
27%
1
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Jan
105%
2
Inc
common
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Jan
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2
12
Commercial
Commonwealth
81% Jan
36% Mar 16
65% Apr 30
457/a Feb 20
33%, May 29
94% Jan
3
47 y4
14
Co
preferred
conv
49% Jan
*
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29
50% Feb
% Mar 21
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96
101
27% Jan
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10
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103
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2
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8
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4
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10
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16
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17
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1
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Collins Aikman
Corp
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Collins Radio Co
1
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31
27
35
50
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7
34
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gtd
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18
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24
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4
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Electric
preferred
•
.10
Cleveland & Pitts RR 7%
10
32i/4 Mar
3
9
Jan
47% Jan
3
20% Jan
41% Jan
.
19
22
42
144
9 >
84 Va Jan
12 •>;••:
,
Jan
>
20
28% Feb
'•>•',
1
81% May
34% Dec 13
,
>19% May 29
>18 % Jun 27
27% Jan
Mar 19
37% Jan
1
Mar
140% Jan
■.;,■:■
'
J".
12
67
$4.50
63
23%V'23%
.
___5
...
Clark
'
> 49% Nov 30
"•
.
8
22
37 s, 8 Feb
12
Jan
Jan
36y8 Jan
64
>-
5
41%
43
64%
64%
-113% 113%
>
5
48 y4 Jan
27
42 V4
1
No par
> 38% Jan
Jun
31% Oct
'
—.10
preferred
Investing Co..
conv
9
23 Vb
>
No par
'
800
-
t.
34% >35 >
,
,
.
.
•
30'/a
_t
-
16%
-22%
141/8
Co
7
24
99
■
9,490 j
;
50
•75%
;!
S
137/s
1
Inc
481/2
48%
48%
43
•
16%
700
^>
,
3.800
27%
•48
*75% J,' 76% •
;'•>- 34% .«35
357/8
'.•.,■
221/B
1
Corp
49 y4
1,900*
>>^
41
,
27%
16%
99%' 100 i/a
24%
24%
:>
43%"::
•
161/8
*481%
-
,
106% Mar 19
> 41% Jan
24% '■>
40 Va
16%
35%
100%
-—No par.
No par
Corp
>
25%
*16%
49%
:.-•> 47
-
<
>,:>
273/a
.>>20.>
*75 y8 -76%
--»
24%
26 v >
16 y4:
76%
35
25%
.
17..
42
41%
.
,
55 i/a Mar 18
2
>*48%
*99%
Corp.—2.50
Chemway Corp
13
27
♦751/8
>34%
26
25%
*16%
,
>
•'♦25%
48'A
Co
Gotham.
Belt
Chemetron
:
11
2
Feb
>
>^
20% Mar 19
Mar 22
104
•
14
2
49% Jan
29
Dec
25% Mar
Mar 19
-71% Jan
50% Mar 19
107
2
,27% Jun
26% Jan
Mar 26
Jan
.33% Jan
iV
36% May 29
87 Vo July 10
;
101 y2 Jan
.
106
64%
*32
6%
6V2
6%
6V2
6%
. Chesapeake
Corp of Virginia
5
*38
38%
*38
38%
38%
33%
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common__25
•
55%
56%55%
55%
55%
56%
3%%
convertible preferred
100
*91
95
>
*91
95
> - »92
98 >
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc —-.^-.—.—2
>'
56y4..'57
56%
56%
-56
57 >
Chicago & East 111 RR com--.No par
*9%
10
9%
9%
*9y4
10
Class A
40
*18 T> 19%
*18' ^19% ,/:
*18. 19%
Chicago Great Western Ry com—.10
18
18V4
> *17%
18
17
18
> 5% preferred->_u>----^wL-i:-50>>>>>/32% / 32%
'. 32% 32% '
1 32%>32%
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pac.No par
>10%
10% /
10%
10%
10%
10%
5% series A non-cum pfd
100
> 58'%
58V2
58%
58%V>
*58Vi
58%
>>
Chicago & North Westn com_No par
15y4
15%
14%
15
14%
15
5% preferred series A100 '
24
24%
23^8
24%
24%
24%
Chicago Pneumatic Tool
8
27ya
27%
27l/a '.27%
27'/4
27%
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR
No par
>>; 2*2'/8 22%
22 Vt
22 Va
> x22
22 Vb
'>"> Chicago Yellow Cab—.
No par v. >:> *24- >!; 25
»>
24
24%
*24 ». 25
Jan
92
.7x/4 Jan
>13% Jan
May 29
-
6
.
■
22y2 Marl8
-
22
1137
'
51% Jan
Mar 29
60
9
105%
"2,700
33%
r.-'Cr* >>;
37/8-"
38
-
•'
65
> 491/2
357/a
■•140-
2,400
>< 2,600
14
;
34%'
4
17
>42
-
49%
♦48%.
•
Champion Papers Inc com—.-No par
$4.o0 preferred
No par
Champion Spark Plug Co
Champlin Oil & Refining Co
1
Checker Motors Corp
1.25
,>
15
>
41% Mar 22 >
>37
5
>75% Oct
26
34% Jan
2
-
Feb
39% Feb
12
2
>18% Jan
> 5% Jan > 2
7
2
Jan
Chain
29% Jan 29
100
'
>44% May 28
Oct
2
>41% Feb 16
>31% Dec 21
> 3% Oct 24
,4%
38 y2 Mar 20
4
33% Jan
West
Products
Aircraft
Chadboum
Mar 13
16
24
>15% Jun
Certain-teed
27
Nov
:
25%
s
16%
26%'16% .'
16%
r
5
6
'•
26
•
♦47 -<8
Corp
19% Feb
4
38 y4 Feb
100
21
105%
39%
•
,
23% \ 23Wit -r». > >
v
92%
25%
•■:• 42
-
100
Soya Co
Century Industries Co
Cerro
Mar 19
16
14
26%
,
33%
73%
-
35
142 V,
92%
16%.::
42
No par
Service
Pub
South
20% Mar 20
31
9% Apr
49% Feb
141,8
105%
'
.
40i/e
,
3%;'
.
38%
•140
25% >V
r
S16%
>42
1
Central
29
2
' 4
14
;
Corp
preferred
Central
47 y4 Feb
2
23
.
>>•37%
Cr,
.92% >
-25%
1
20
common.^.
Instruments
22"
Jan
Jan
Corp
preferred
Central Hudson Gas & Elec__No par
Central Illinois Light com
No par
35% Mar 19
2
,
2
77% Jan
Jan!- 7
33
33
May 29
32
9
14
14
23% Apr
>29% May 29
>18
>18 % Jan
50% Jan
>
Jan
75% Feb
> 25,; Apr 26
24
92%
Sugar Co
1
.__5
Central Foundry Co
—-1
Central of Georgia Ry com—No par
5% preferred series R
—100
30
Jun
21
28
15:
19
» 35
>.
142
23
r
>
38%
♦140
*72
;
Shares.
46 y8
26%
64%
34%
.
•45%
'
> 35% > 35%
23%
'
>>-:>38
8%
»•' 72 %
72 %
,/> 3% y> 4>>-
4
>>•23
.
63
<
81/s
•
35%; .35%
Central Aguirre
Dec
22% Oct 25
,
Celotex
27% Feb
36% Jan
24
4 y2 %
.
8%
37/a
preferred
100
cdnv preferred series A_100
2
Jan
Oct
Steel
2
60% Jan
13%-
49%-.- 49%
/
-the Week
'
65
,.
39.%
.
27
>*31%.
323/4 >.)•'.>>>>
>-.62%. 62%; ■
v > tv
> >'8%:>-'8 %'» >>*• ::>;
,32
,
62%
v
73% r 74
•>';
—__—No par
Products Corp
10
2
49;'
30% Oct 24
■
>
4-
41%
;
>91
93 y2 Mar
46% Apr 19
33% Mar 27
16
8%
Tractor
7%. 2nd
63 % •> 64
100
_7
preferred ____'
2nd preferred
Jan
15% Jan -v 2
23
>
1
,
6 y2 %
15% Jan
"
'■" Oct
,
46%
26%
105% ■:
64%
<49%
(
45%
14
34%
Friday
March 22
46%
105%
106i/4
64% A 64%
March 21
27%
.
14.
14.: •
Sales for
>"
Thursday
••'• ':'!••"•>
'
J:
98% Jan
,
7%
common
38% Jan
ioiya May 28
11
>
•49
1
Inc
>>
July
12% Nov
45%
27%
d>34% >35;»
; >
39% >40.
Celanese Corp of Amer com__No par
9
23% May 29
44%
32
Ceco
2
25
>:<
Wednesday •>:.
M»rch 29
'"
•
,->>27%
♦105%
65
1
15
93
3% Oct
Caterpillar
24% Feb
46% Jan
17% Oct
16
Corp
18
'52 >% Mar 30
"30% Jun
105%
10
50,
—
27
Jun- 25
17
64%
40% Jan
,35:
5,
May 29
14 Va
105%
Jan
*„•
21
23
78
44%
';. 27
> 14
;■
5
'.'.142 y2 Feb
23% Jan
" Aug 23
14
No par
Ian
>51% Nov
25% May 28
9
20
Co
2
28
26% Feb
20
(J I)
Mar 13
20% Mar
"68
19% Sep 21,
14 % May 29
Case
20
4% Feb
36y2 Mar
133 %
90
Products
Carter
80% Jan
'{■
20% Jan
Mar 22
42% Feb
14
14% Nov
28% May 29
45 y0
27%
Ry_100
—;—....
General
&
387/a Jan
3% Jan
-
16% Jun
Ohio
&
Light
preferred
Carriers
65 y» Mar 13
.•■34% Mar
137% May 9
it 91
Dec 19
26
4 Va %
8
10
79 V Jun
&
Carrier Corp common
22
>'64% Jan
4
1
44
2
49 y2 Feb
4
5
25
7
22
18 V2 Nov
Feb
54
3% Jan
.28'/a Jun 25
Power
Carpenter Steel Co
March 19
.
'
■<42% Jan
124% Jan
Clinchfield
34% Jan
3
Jan
Carolina
Carolina
8
Jan
48
25
29% Jun
..
9% Jan
.
12
21
41
a
—No par
Feb
>29% Jan
Mar 12
77
>38% Oct 23
.
45 y8
27%
10
Corp
Tuesday
March 18
5
___——
65% Feb
10
33% Mar 22
45% Mar 14
Monday
Par
Mfg Co
39 V4 Jan
107
2
<45% Jun
»96
Carlisle
15'% Jan > 3
7
Co
(Philip)
I
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
Highest
37 % Oct
<22
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
r
Year 1962
Lowest
...
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
'..
■
20
2,800
—
-
-
60%
:
20,300
11%
6,300
59%
B
60 y8
44i%
'
-44%
900
39%
40%
Z.
24,400
19,600
Volume J97£ Number 6249 .•.;
Range for Previous
i
The Commercial and iFinancial Chronicle
"
:
i
•
.
.
STOCKS
"
■
"
•«
Year 1962
18 %' Oct 24
23
Sep 27
8% Oct
v
5
22 V2 Jan
34% Mar 19
27% Jan
ISYa Feb
18
liZ
Jan
4
' 34 Va Feb,
1
18% Oct 23
21
26 y4 Feb
25
,2
30% Jan
9
2
15y2 Feb
21
Jafl
21% Jan
2
26% Jan
15
12% Jun
25
23 V4 Mar
6
16V2 Jan
2
20y4 Jan
25
27 Va Oct
26
433/aMar21
32% Jan
2
37
\ 607/a Mar 28
491/2 Jan
3
40
1
43
May 28
.
103% Jun ,27 '.194% Mar 19
Dec
14
92% Jan
5
87
90
Feb
152% Mar
24
11
31
91
96% May 17
24% Jan
4
21% Mar 12
Oct
Feb 18
54% Feb
:
167 % Jan
6
87y2 Jan
27
18% Oct
14
14
Dec
28
36
Oct
.
preferred
Jan
2
2
23% Jan
24
15% Jan
.
31
4% Mar 21
24
2
49% Feb
76 % Jan
17
83
Dec
27
82
Feb
25
83'/a Jan
26
19 % Feb
12
12
Feb
26
14% Jan
8
23y4 Jan
4
253/a Feb
19
24 Ya Feb
19
18
Oct
~
Mar 13
26
7
18
27% Aug 24
42 Va Mar 19
15
6
20 % Jan
30
Dec
18
34% Dec
28% Feb
27
35% Jan
41
Jun
14
48
37 y2 Aug
91
Aug
8
7
24
J
17% Oct.24
12% Oct
Mar
Sep
5
44
Feb
27
59% Jan
2
45
Jan
4
96% .Jan
May 3
21% Mar 29
27
107% Feb
14% Jun
25
19% Aug 23
6% Oct
25
15 % Jan
45% Oct
3
2
103
19
9% May 29
52
Jan
28
100
Jan
23
21
Feb
18
•
2
20% Jan
3.0
Jan
18
2
3
77/a Jan
63
25
52y4 Jan
;
Mar
10
31
105% Mar
17% Jan
70% Jan 29
12% Feb 13
7
Jan
7
Jan
19
4
45
*
4
16% Jan
97
22
.86% Jun
22 y4 Mar 22
24
Jan
ser
of
29%
22%
22%
18%,; 18%
29%- 29 %
14%
18%
35 Va
34%
51V4
50%
34%
•
51 %
155%
155% -.155%
155
*87%.- ,89
91%
91%
•
"
? -24 i,"
;
91 Va
91
22%
34
33
23%
14%
23-%
233/4
"""18%\;, 18%
18%
18%
23%
m
-
34%
34%
50%
;
-'156%
■
P
24%
1,700
14%
50% : 51
157%
.
88'%
la,?00
,
160%
>4
89
>
93
-
60
22%
25,COO
22%
14
*13%
14
2.000
Crown
1
com—
Cork
&
Seal
2.50
common
$2 preferred
"—No par
Crown Zellerbach Corp common—5
$4.20 preferred
——No par
Crucible steel Co of Amerlca«_.X2.50
5 y4 %
convertible
preferredw^.100
C
T S Corp——
No par
Cudahy Packing Co common——_5
;4% % preferred
—100
,
__
4
11 Vb Feb
8
33% Jan
2
19% Jan
3
Cunningham
20
6y8Jan
2
22'/# Feb
8% Feb
13
13% Feb
14
Curtis
25
35
Mar 13
25% Jan
3
24
7
17% Jan
2
23% Feb
20
35 % Aug 21
78
Mar 20
:
33% Jan
3
38% Feb
26
57% Jan
17
64
18
7
89% Jan
Jan
2
13% Jan
2
27
Jan
82
Mar
21
84 V'a Mar
Curtis-Wright
2
19% Mar 20
46%: j an
36 % Mar
3
6
21% JUft 15
26
15% Jun
25
19 Va Jan
2
7Va May 29
9 % Jan
2
Feb
18
Nov
20
31%-Jan
2
9% Oct
30
10% Jan
2
26% Oct
26
31 % Jan
24
37% Oct
24
46% Jan
3
40
Oct
24
45% Jan
3
9% Oct
25
10% Jan
2
10 y4 Oct
is
11% Mar
6
11% Oct 26
18% Jan
8
21
23
27% Jan
2
35% Jun. 25
43% Jan
2
12 Va Jun
19
3
Jan
Dana
Corp
3%%
Dan
Dayton
Power
series
B
series
C
Air
Denv
40
,
Jun 27
17% Oct
; 55 .-:i
24
Mai?
4
22% »i«n
2
21% Mar
6
13
May 29
16 % Jan
2
43
Jun
26
55% Jan
3
II
Oct 24
13% Jan
2
6% May 29
10y« Jan
29
164% Jun
27
Jan
7
101% Jun
5
107 % Feb
25
81 % July 12
85% Jan
9
233
24 Va May 29
307/8 Jan
2
39
Jan
5
42
Feb?
4
44
Jan
2
46
Jan '
42% Jan
12
45 % Jan
45% Jan 13
48
Jan
21
28
43% Jan
2
45 % Feb
45
Feb
7
48
17
Oct 23
Jan
3
17 y4 Mar
19% Oct 24
123% Oct 23
2
7
4
12% Mar 19
26% Mar 20
20% Jan
Co
Diamond
National Corp-ii-—.1
Diana Stores;Corp
^50c
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp—2.50
Club Inc.—
Pepper
Ltd—
Fund
Jan
2
2
2
4
2
52 % Mar 20
92 y2 Jan
7
27
Jan
24
100
Jan
29
32% Jan
18
49% Jan
2
26 Va Jan
2
5%
Feb
21
Jan
50
2
31% Mar
8
9% Jan
2
17 Va Jan
2
27% Jan
9
1
3
Mar 20
34% Mar
1
42% Jan
2
14
Jan
3
63
Jan
2
19% Jan
3
38
Jan
2
< 2% Jan
14 V2 Jan
58 Va Jan
13% Jan
9% Jan
25
29
> 46 Va Mar 14
C- 21% Feb
7
;
-
15
Nov
16 ?
31
Jun
14-
5% May 29
19% May 29
50
,
Nov 27
27 % Oct
For
24
87/s Feb
14
23% Mar 12
;
.70% Mar 21
11% Feb
;
'32% Jan
2
2
2
3
11% Jan
2
4 % Jaie
,
2
15 Va Mar 18
i..,
v
2
footnotes^
8
40% Jan
37 Ya Jan
,<52% Feb 21 f
y. 39% Mar
8 -
3
2
13
r
2
r-
Jan
'
-
25%
No par
23%
24%
36Va Mar 22
7% Jan..r 2
225/a Jan
2
'V
50% Mar
5
J"
30 V4 Jan
3
see page
23
26 v'y 26 %
58 y4
Inc
par
16 V2
•57%
57%
1
13%
13%
,10%
10%
236 y2
237%
109
109
1
—
i._
Corp
Pont de Nemours (E
I) com___5
$4.50 preferred
No par
$3.50 preferred——_:—_No
par
Duquesne Light Co common-.^
_5
$3.75 preferred
^.—50
preferred
4.10% preferredi:
$2.10 preferred
conv
Eaton
com
47 Mo
50
50
17%
12%
12%
26%
26%
JL00
Corp
Products
Elastic
22%
21%
20
57 Va
58%
56%
2.50
Co
*95 Va
Nut Corp
36%
14%
52%
53
93%
*93%
National Watch Co
El Paso Natural. Gas—L:
27
35 Va
Emerson
Radio
29%
55 V4
29 Ya
5%
5Yb
33 Va
i
:io%
10V4
18
18%
33 %
39 V4
47 %
48
Endicott Johnson Corp common__lo
4% preferred
—v.yiqq
Englehard Industries
1
22%
Equitable Gas Co
|
Erie-Lackawanna RR Co
5%
preferred
series
Evans
Eversharp
20%
69%
,
•
1
*58 Va
59%
143/4
14%
12 V'a
12%
30%
313 a
41 Ya
42
(Max) & Co class A___
1
Fairbanks Morse & Co—__i.No
par
Fairbanks Whitney
Corp com
;
1
$1.50 convertible
preferred
40
Fairchild Camera & Instrum't
Corp l
Falrchlld Stratos Corp_, r-_
1;
Fairmont Foods Co common.
50c
5%
junior preferred
Falstaff Brewing
Corp
;
50
t
19 Va
69
48
.
20:,a
.69 %
42'?
I5
Z~Zl
Factor
39 Va
47%
42
3%
18%
-3
Inc
Ex-Cell-O Corp
9%
*39%
42
50
I
.'
33 V'4
9
23%i;
1
Co
18»«
32%
.22%;
3%
:
103u ,V 10*/a
,18
23 Ya
18%
100
Inc
Products
41%
No par
Erie & Pittsburgh RR Co—
Eurofund
19 %
69%
8.50
com
A—
5%
33%
10
Co
29%
5%
33%
20c
Electric
29%
33%
93/s
39%
Emery Air
Empire District
*35
35%
*54% ./'55 V*
54Va
9 Va
Phonograph
Freight Corp
■
54
33
3.
:
i
28
54 V4
:
5
&
27
35 Va
55%:
__l
95
*100
1
54
14 V»
53%
*93 Va
95
28%
•100
5
?
Co
36%
36 %
14%
5
Co
Elgin
Mfg
100
53%
Electric & Mus Ind Amer. shrs-^lOs
Electric Storage Battery-J—10
Electronic Associates Inc_
l
Electric
*99 Va
5
of Amer
Electric Auto-Lite Co
Electric Bond & Share
Emerson
100
14 Vs
52%
28%
..—100
—
13r?8
115 %
36 Va
2.50
common
96
13%
114%
14%
1
;
13%
363/4
1
common
56%
116
114%
*99%
100
22%
/21V*
95Va:
96
13%.
133/4
116%
^—....—100
preferred
Stop
22%
20%
56%
95 Va
.—10
50
preferred
4% %
22%
213/a
common
Edison Bros Stores Inc
Ekco
18%
1
10
preferred
4%%
50
47
_5
Manufacturing CO—_
Manufacturing Co
Echlin
46%
2
Steel
Co
43 y4
*49
22%
Stainless
31%
47%
,
45%-
'
preference
Eastman Kodak
$3.60
47
50
Eastern Gas in Fuel Assn com
4 % c/o
prior preferred
Eastern
'88%
31%
50
DWG Cigar Corp.
Dynamics Corp of America
$1
>
88%
preferred
50
preferred ——.^„50
4.20%
16%
*43
—
4%
24 y4
23%
du
$4.15
59
24
(23 Vi
Eastern Air Lines Tnc«——
34% Jan
May 29
19%
25 "a
Eagle-Picher Co
If 14% Mar 15
Nfa'y 29
19%
Co—--._^i^_.-_t._No
2
98 % Mar
4
27%
1
1.25
wl
Chemicals
2
12% Jan
10% Oct
26%
28 ;
;n|.
2
90
24
46'/b
25 %
—
Dunhill International
Duplan
34'/a
22%
No par
Inc
19 % Jan
106 % Jan
33%
46
-i.—.-" r
Power
20%
22 y2
DowChemlcal Co^-____
Dresser Industries —i—,50c
Drewrys Limited USA Inc..
__1
DuBois
11%
12 Va
20
No par
Donnelley (R R) & Sons—
Douglas Aircraft Co__
Duke
55
1
Co
Dover Corp
51%
12 V«
—1
Corp
Mines
12%
33%
50%,
54 %
11%
Disney (Walt) Productions
2.50
Distillers Corp-Seagrpms Ltd^.-^-i'2
Dr.
10%
33%
12 Vn
No par
46% Jan:
.
__l
__
.
Divco-Wayne
19%
33 Va
33%
Diamond Alkali
(The)
27%
10 y4
De Vilbiss Cn
Diners'
39%
2634
19%
—10
Detroit Steel Corp.
49%
39'/a
Y.„^_2.50
Edison
19%
48%
& Rio Grande West RR.No par
Detroit
453'b
62 y4
19 Va
3
Dentist's Supply Co of N
Dominick
20 Va May 29
Inc
90
45%
61%
DeSoto' Chemical- CoatJngs.—,——l
6
22
Lines
86
*89
-—.I
Delaware & Hudson
-.——No par
Delaware Power & Lightr Co.,—6.75
Delta
85%
*85
100
__50c
-
16%
27%
*84
100
!
Inc
Deere & Co—
19
23% Mar 22
100
A
3.90%
Dome
22% Jan
series
14
16%
27 '/a
common—7
3.75%
Records
3
16% May 29
3.75%
92
13%
50c
Light
42%
*90%
5
Preferred
2
4
&
42 V«
100
Inc
Preferred
Decca
21% Jan
Mar
1
common
Mills
Preferred
23 Va Jan
20% Jan
;_io
Dayco Corp..-——
May 29
27
Inc.
preferred series A_
River
22% May 29
16% Jun 25
20% Dec 28
17% Jun
.1
common——
-Class^Ai—w—-.*1
Cutler-Hammer
4
18
51 %-Jati
22
Feb
14
4
45 Vs Feb
15
FWFeb
4
87 V4 Jan
Oct
Press ■ Inc.. ———.Li......
5,
Drug Stores Inc—2.50
Publishing common
_1
$4 prior preferred—2
No par
$1.60 prior preferred—
No par
17
13
I
Cuheo
39% Feb 14
Jan
16
40% Jan
30
;
19
20 % Aug
31 Ya May 29
47% Oct
9
14»/a Feb
27
50
? 100
preferred^.i—i-25'
Crompton & Knowles Corp.,—No par
Crowell-Collier
Publishing.
1
22
Jun
11 200
*87 »/2
*91
.
convertible
28
8% Dec 28
1.000
2 9DO
3 630
10,500
5
•
5% Jun
14y8 Jun
5,100
■
25
common-
19% Dec
20
e >"
2,030
f
34%:% 34%
51%
158
88%
:
Z%-%: prefe*red~<...——100
Crescent Petroleum Corp
8
25
the Week
Sha
24
29%
'
22%
*13%
■■
29%
,
155% 156% *
*87'/a <88 0*.
-
March 82
24%
29%
231
•50%
y" Friday
;:,v'.:i4%:' 14%
-
23% &23%#
18%''# 18%
•
89
i4%-->:
14%
Sales for
Thursday
March 21?
29%
23 %
•
-
24
29%.
18 %
50%
1
/
<
23%
*
—
*
•
14%'
34%
.
.
23
.v
*87%
Coty International Corp class A—lc
Co
,14%"
March »»
23%:: *2*'*
29%
14% '
Wednesday
;
_
.
Crane
24%
100
1947
Cosden Petroleum Corp—
—l
Coty \ Inc..
———l
8
11% Oct
42V4..lan
5 % Jan
23%
March 19
100
preferred-^--:
3y2 %
6
< Tuesday
March L8
_
3 y2 %
i«iar
tOW A Nil HIGH SALE PRICES
Monday,
Pat
Cooper-Bessemer Corp
—
5
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co__
_1
Copeland Refrigeration Corp
1
Copper Range Co--;
u——*.-5
Copperweld Steel Co—
*—5
Corn Products -Go.;!..-—i—50c
Corning Glass Works common
5
88V*Mar21
5% Dec
68% Jan
22% Jun 28
\
Controls Co of America-i-—^.-5
92%
13% Jan
2
t:
.
EXCHANGE
:■
24
21
17
NEW YORK STOCK
21
Feb
'
5
'
Range Since Jan. 1,196S <
Lowest
'
Highest
-
—Highest'--
Lowes)l
■
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1228)
16
.
.
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE:STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Previous
Range for
'V.V
Highest
Lowest
May 28
29
Mar 29
28
Jan
658 Jun
25
14
11% Oct
24
23% Feb
Jun
25
*
-
267/s Jan
13% Jun
17% Jan
31
22 % Feb
7
24
35% Feb
18
26
15
23% Jan
>28% Dec
5
'•
2
2
;
8
V
18% Jan
17% Jan
8
85 % Jan
Mar
(;
3% Jun
25
46 V Feb
29'/a Oct
26
22
4 89
'
2
97
45-
Jan
23
Jan
v
10
yiv* Feb
14
Florida
-
East
25V
46% Jan
9
75% Jan
18
'Florida Power &
17% Feb
,4
'Fluor Corp
2
41% Feb
19
Dec
35% Jan
21% Jan
21
3
3
13
47
-Jan
- Jan
14% Feb
25
4
10% Jan
2
,
27% Mar 21
30% Jan
34% Jan
28
34% Jan
24
8% Jan
3
9% Jan
24
12
22% Jan
2
Jan
2
27% Feb
May 29
15
24% Jan
Nov
20
84
85
78% May 29
33% Jan
15
Fruehauf
14
4%
4
11
Jun~25
Feb"21
58
•4% Mar 19
17'A May 29
26% Jan.
2
20y4 Jan
10% Jun 27
14% Jan
4
12 Vb Mar
32 % Feb
16
23 Vb Jun 26
May 7
44% May 11
25
5% Jun
V
11% Jan
10% Jan
26
32
(
23
Oct
79% Jan
27
Jun
:
.Jun
25
25
25
10% Oct
53% Mar
...
22
Jan
4
2
Vfi
44% Jun
25
59% Dec
106% May 29
81% Jun 27
115% Dec
3 va
21
88% Dec
14
43% Aug 14
15
24
30% Mar
26% Jun
25
34% Oct
19
9
Oct
59
21
1
Jan
L
Jan
9
9
2
•>
37 Va Mar 22
44 % Jan
5
•
Mar 20
General Outdoor
General
18
General
39% Jan
39
•
18
Feb
5% Jan
34% Feb
21 VB Mar
13% Jan
Precision
$1.60
10
20
General
Signal
General
Steel
General
26
May 29
25% July 26
18% Oct 24
6% Oct
Mar
6
26% Jan
22
27% Mar 13
$1.30
26% Jan
25
27% Jan
8
$1.25
22% Jan
2
26 y2 Feb
13
General
9% Mar 19
12% Jan
28
General
29 V Jan
2
Tele
24
19% Feb
22
30% Apr
4
97
Jun
25
102 % Feb
23
100 % Mar 15
102% Mar
100
Jun
14
106% Apr
42% Feb
13
101% Jan
4
107
Feb
21
2
35
Jan
14
36% Jan
23
Genesco
102
Feb
12
102% Feb
18
6
48% Jan
9
$4.50 conv preferred—No par,
Georgia-Pacific Corp —w—
-w80c
33% July
30% Jun
20
20% Jan
19
3
22
58% Jan
3
43% Mar
40% May 29
12% Jun 25
62% Jan
2
52
20
Feb
16
12
21
14% Jan
3
5
27 % Jan
24
29
33% Jan
.
2
23% Mar 13
19
Feb
21% Oct
23
53
Mar
23% Jun
27
34% Nov
May 29
$5
5
28% Oct
24
55
2
28
10
Jan
29 % Oct
26
43% Mar 15
33
Gerber
23
Getty
16% July
6
32% Mar 21
34% Mar
39% Feb
23% Jan
28
Products Co
Oil
Co
Globe-Union
Feb
44% Jan
2
31% Mai-
36% Jan
28
Goodyear Tire
9
42% Feb
11
28
42% Jan
18
Mar 19
19% Feb
1
Jan
15% Apr
11
12% Jan
22
29 % Jan
2
20 Vb Jan
14"
81% Jan
84
46% Jan
14
Great
Atlantic
14 Vb Jan
16% Jan
15
Great
Nor
35
42
4
Great
Northern
24
62 % Feb
6
47% Feb
1
23
42% Jan
2
16% Jan
May 2g
21% May 29
Jun
28
35% Feb
147
;
V
24
33% Jan
17
143
Jan
28
Feb
12
32% Nov
29
,31% Jan
;
4
2
2
14
64% Nov
26
61 % Jnn
5
41% Jan
30 y8 Jan
2
27
81% Dec
31
24
44% Apr
43% Apr
19
90
93
.
Jan
2
July 24
12
94% May 11
97
For
41
Dec
96% Jan
3
100% Feb
6
inr, V Feb
15
17
Mar 12
footnotes,
Feb8 '
see
106
Feb
18 VB Feb
12
page
23
•.
Gulf
22%
22
22%.
40,800
*101
103
104
105
410
36
7,500
105
35%
102%
1021/4
56%
21%
20%
211/4
20%'
22
'
36%
102V4
!
;;
100
"
102 y4
1,600
45
45%
15,500
57%
56V2
57y4
4,100
223/4
21%
i
60
45%
:
22%
23
146,200
-
15%
263/4
26%
'30%
>33%
,
33%
,
J
14%
15
31 %
31%
31%
33%
14%
■
•331/4
:V.
900
33%
69,000
37%
4,200
26%
'
33%
371/4
34
/37% :> 37%
27%
>:>21M
>
5,500
2,900
331/r
27
8,000
'
11%
11%
39%
21 %
40
11'/a
11%
11%
4o:
40
21 «/2
12
11%
11%
40
4C3/8
•21
.113/4
11%
40
•
;
"$5
11%
40 Va
39%
40
47•
32%
V33%'
32%
33 ya
32%
•'361/4
'
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36% V 37," ;L
4
17
18,000
No
-
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■
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3 V
,-
_3
J—50
—
24
30
F'b
22 V3 J9n
-" 7
$4.44
;
7
y
.$5
!
preferred
35'j^
43'/a
18,900.
36%
3534
37'%
40 Vb
39%
40%
17V4
17%
17%
17%
700
44,000
17
16 3
a
16 s, 8
16
16 Vb
27%
28 Vb
27%
27%,
141/4
23%
?
f / 23%
69
83
45'/4
15 Va
15%
15%
38
38V2
,
48
•%;47%
173a
48%
17%
17%
8
-
3
4.000
46%
15%
48 y2
17%
17%
7.200
39
38%:
48%
35,400
;
4
49
820
13.300
,
18
53.100
'
3634
36 3 4
1531/2
29'i
J
A 35%
*
V'
67 Va
36 %
153%
.
*152
29Va
38
391/4
152V4
*152
153%
.29',h
29%
♦29J/a
36
3534
36 y8
"36%
36%
3 6 Va
>.
29Vb
69
371/4
152V4
L
37
153Vi
3018
69
42 V2
43'%
43%
43%;
3534
361
36 VB
"
69
43 %
>
? ?
84 %
a
86%
42%
41%
417
39
38%
39
*83%
41V2
8
.
37
691/2
500
69%
37 3 b
36tb
"*85%
86%
*85'/j
41%
42%
38%
38%
20.3GO
86%
42 »/8
;
350
3,400
443/8
36%
43%
36 Vx
'
>
4.0Q0
14.800
-
43%
69
,
.
29%
43%
-/•
863i
42
37 "
69
36 34
861/4
;,*85%
-
48 3
831%
453i
383/4
38 y4
-
,
,
3.800
"8,400
153/4
15%
38%
143«
241/4
v.'3>4
■V
461/2
15%
6,300
23%
*83
83
»3>
45%
37%
L
"
24 Vb
;83
83%
2% V/ 3
3Vb
3.COO
43,800
14%
14%
I414
r
.
i
45%
.
.
•t
281/4
14 V8
173's •.17%
L
4.900
300
i
82.8C0-
'
100 / I
.
•
,38 '/2
•
..
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98%
(,98%
*100%
102
*1061/4
10634
*107 ,L
107 Va
18%
19'4
.
Gustin-Eacon "Mfe
33%
38%
V 47%
.36
4138
com_No par
—„—_100
Co
-_-_.-_l._2 50
—„_
33%
H
155s
30Va
."36%
100 "V;'
'li._j.L100 %
preferred
preferred
$5.08
152
••♦681/4
j.L——100
preferred J-J—;
333/«
37%
A
17%
1,600
22,600
35 V-z
361/4
40
11%
46%
45 Va
18
2,100
11%
46
32 7
32%
23%
v
83%
.
21%
liy2
471/b
16'/2
23%
3 VB
37'/2
3658
'-..No par V ;
Co
■'
"17%
152
J—.8.33 V3
Utilities
381/4
-30
Aircraft Eng Corp„
1, ':''
& Ohio RR com_No par
■ -
Corp
16
38%
-
21 Va
ny2
27%
14%
45
47 % .48%.
100
Co
*83%
314
45 Va
1534
par
—
Sugar
833/8
3%
44%
par/yV
1
.V:L.2338
83%
.
par/
Corp..
com_„No
;. 14*
14'4
.2334
39%
*17
211/4
2,900
46%
,
'
-—25
Financial
28
14%
V
•;
1
Paper Co
17V4
171/4
23 %
!
100
Ore- Prop—NO
17
27%
V
3534
27%
i7ya
27%
;
17%
39%
17
397/a.
39%
*17
2.50
1
35%
39 VB
*
'
,
■
21%
11%
46 VB
i.
preferred.
$4.40
21%
11%
Stores
$4.20 preferred
;
21%
47 y4
Mobile
Oil
21%
11%
Pacific Tea Co
Shoe
•V Gulf States
28
101% Feb
108
.
-•
25 V
108% Jan
6
45'/4
57
46%
Manufacturing
Greyhound Corp common
4y2% conv preference—
Gulf
39% Mar 15
18
45%
57
26%
V-
,
•
,
443/4
56%
•
—_5
preferred
/ Grumman
».
;43% F-i>,:r
;
Jan
108% Mar 14
*
9
15
92
2
2
102 %
443J
1134
common—J
&
Iron
Western
7%.
Green
19
39% Feb
4
•
21,200
,
J
-5
Northern. Ry Co
Great
a
20
46% Jan
•99% Feb
107
10
23
_
95
8
.95% Jan
303% July 18
Jan
Jan
102 V*
V, 56'4
102 Vb
47%
preferred
V Great Western
4
721/4 Feb
V
Great
27
Feb
7
105
15% Oct
.34
4C% Feb
12
Mar
97% Jun
82 V. Jan
38 y8 Jan
,
3%%
5
30% Feb
Feb
102
V 44 %
56%
21
—6.25
-
fGrayson-Robinson
18
38
24
5
Fob
49% Mar
154
-
3
47% Dec
30% Dec
70% Jun
11
19% Jan
2
Sep
36 % Jan
30% Oct
.,
Jan
30
May 29
20% Jun 27
27% May 29
87% Jan
3
Feb
4 '/2 Jan; 11
V 43% Jan
137% July
3
„_22% Jun 26
.
Co
2% Jan
39% Jan
12% Oct
;
T)
5
26
53
(W
2
8
10 y8
36 •/•
-
45%
-
11%
——
Grant
12
24% Feb
10
>>104%
105
47'4
Co
60% Jan
34% Oct
30
Union
25% Jan
30% Oct
„L
Grand
.Granite City Steel
Graniteville Co
27
18
72,100
10%
102
102%
5
Rubbef
&
23
Dec
1
/ Grace (W R) • & Co_w—
1
Granby Mining Co Ltd---——5
24 Va Mar 21
Dec
36
——^_lo
(B F).
Gould-National Batteries Inc
•
15
10% May 29
83
105
36 Vb
44%
w_5
—
Globe-Wernicke Inc
31% Feb 19
15V Jan' 9
2
*101
106%
361/2
102'/4
102
;
10
Inc
Goodrich Co
Oct
101 y2
36
:
"
25%
22'/a
101%
36V4
200,
27%
28
24%
*27%
25
'
28
July
223/b
106
1C6%
4,000
25,200
102 :>
22%
22%
/
,
♦27
7,500
-
291/4 / 29% •
24
25%
27%
9 7/d
271/4
18
3 % Dec
100%
36
10
26%
.w-w—
w_—
—
Jan
75
100 '/2
9%
22%
♦106
—1 /.V
-
Corp
;
13% Jan
34
22%
10%
26%
-u
Co
49
17% Oct
9%
•12% ; 12%
,
27%
.
•
2434
341/4
25
18
10%
o-J
4"fy»27>:
25
37%
ny4 Mar
2
10
27'/a
28
'27%
24%
371/4
19% Jan
27% Jan
*27
33%
42% Jan
15% Jan
♦27%
27
25
371/2
1
2
28
2?
24%
*27%
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.
44% Oct
10
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14
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21
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2
3
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6
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4
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7
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29
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7
23
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122
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13
2
2
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20% July 11
39% Jun 25
;
1
17% May 29
24% Jan
30
May 29
42
16
,
Oct
22
Oct
24
17% Jan 18
convertible
Harsco
9
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8
22% Jan
24
3
9
;
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11
34
Oct
19
64 % Jan
18
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49% Jan
16
88
Mar
2
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2
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8
19% Apr
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6
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24
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17
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22
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38
23
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118
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20
118
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24
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24
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16
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18
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18
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20
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30
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6
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14
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42
37
2
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14
32% Jan
2
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36
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8
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2
21
46% Feb
2
2
30
45%. Mar 18
34% Mar
6
39% Jan
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48
21
41
30
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15
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25
50
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5
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20
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29
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65
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2
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22
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19
155
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28
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28
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2
33
40V4 Feb
18
Inland
11
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59
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1
2
22
52% Jan
2
66% Feb
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30% Feb
4
33% Jan
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18
29
Mar 16
2
26V2 Feb
18
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2
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2
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1
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2
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8
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2
16
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14
6
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57
Feb
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1
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28
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30
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13
11
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29
21
64% Jan
25
28
Ingersoll-Rand
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preferred...
Steel
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preferred:
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Iron
International
Int'l
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4%
&
preferred..
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of
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International Paper
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preferred
Int'l Rys of Cent Amer com
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International Rectifier Corp
Mar 19
10% Jan
21% Mar 21
29% Feb
7
3
71
4
77% Jan
25
29
Feb
27
2
28% Jan
15
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25
25 "a Jan
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2
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4
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18
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37%
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preferred
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46%
50%
49%
98%
Light Co..:
Island Creek Coal
33
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Iowa-Illinois Gas & Electric Co.
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21%
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10
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Interstate Dept Stores
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33
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7
7
32%
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44%
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50%
45 Vu
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com
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7%
preferred
25
International Tel & Tel com.No
par
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100
International Utilities
Corp com
5
50%
21%
174%
No par
No par
50%
44%
174%
100
50%
21%
174%
Co
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2
2
40 V, Jan
4
7
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2
16% Feb
Resistance
International Salt
100''2 Jan
29% Jan
•./. 17% Jan
Jan
31
84 % Jan
86 V4 Jan
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7
73% Jan
.
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Jan
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.
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124
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112
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21
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11%
44%
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International Silver
Mar
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16%
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100
No par
Mar 26
*42
410%
53%
com
convertible
Jan
6% /
■
43%
10%
11%
33%
33 Vb
1%
preferred
43%
43%
10%
44 Va
No par
Pipe & Ceramics Corp
5%
43%
,11%
101
54'/b
1
-
V.,
101%
410
2.50
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32%
24%
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127%
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53%
common
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25%
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101
415 %
53%
International Mining Corp
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V
92%
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10%
•
24%
com
86
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32%
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common
36
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Corp
10%
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.-
101
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Indianapolis Power
85
43%
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common._No par
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21
<
125
5
preferred
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20%
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7%
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,
35%
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50
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preferred
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104%
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2%
16%
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50
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104%
42%
5
Cement Co
Illinois Central RR
34%
98'A
2%
50 %
Co
Ideal
39% Jan
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42%
par
Idaho Power Co
29 % Jan
49%
34%
98'A
*50%
1
preferred series A
49%
35
32% V 33%
10%
11%
common
Hussmann Refrigerator
49%
34 Vii
92%
& Indust Inc com
5
preferred series A___.__._100
preferred series B
100
5 7c
49'A
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50%
j
4%
35%
28%
49%
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86
Foods
5%
18
17% Jan
21% Feb 13
Hunt
Mar 12
8% Jan
Sound Co...
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4 Vh
33%
27%
33%
27%
421/2
100
__
ZZZZl
8
42
13%: Oct 26
preferred
50
common.No par
Finance
preferred
8'A
33%
49
16%
20%
3
26
27%
2%
25
'8%
34
A 34%
♦iTfhA- 98%
33
1
preferred
100
4.40%
preferred
100
Houston Lighting &
Power__No par
Howard Johnson Co__i___
1
Howard Stores Corp
9
2
35
103%
5
47c
56% Apr
■'$ 101, Feb 28
•
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6
convertible
Household
Mar 22
101% Mar
28
5%.M»r29
37%
,
52.25
17% Feb
'
24
96% July
e-
86
92 % Mar 21
par
7%
25%
8'A
4%
4%
33 'A
6%
'
:
26 %
8%
4%
33
50%
34%
preferred
Houdaille Industries Inc common
•
26
8%
27% ?. 28
98'A
convertible
68% Jan
43 y4 May 29
28% Oct
5%.
14
5
No par
common
pfd series C____No
Bearing Co
Corp of America common
Hotel
42% Mar 15
52% Feb 27
4J, 8
12.5o
.
8V4
*4%
33%
27%
1
Hoover Bail &
15
Feb
preferred
So div 2nd
18
22
9
Jan
84.25
6%
25% V 26
10
Inc
19'A
77
*6%;
5
Corp
8
3% Feb
May 17
13"
2
1!
9% Oct
15
Feb
■
18%
50c
Sugar Corp.
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Rinehart & Winston
Homestake Mining
Hooker Chemical
19%
19 Vn
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Holt
20%
*75%
5
Corp..
Electronics Corp
Hoffman
18 %
20%
100
Corp.
Hilton Hotels
14%
18
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comZZl
preferred series A
Hill
16% Feb
45% Aug 27
"
•
37% Feb
1
119% Mar
3%%
Holland Furnace Co
8
8
104% Mar 22
35 % Mar 22
57 % Mar 20
6
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Hewlett-Packard Co
Heyden Newport Chem Corp
47%
14%
ZZZZZZZZZI5
Inc
Holly
Feb
32% Feb
82% May 17
89% Jun
4
97'A Dec 28
V 75
23% Mar
Hewitt-Robins
33%
47%
j
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68%
33 %
Corp_ZZZ~~50c
Chemical
Inc
27
38
5
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&
Heublein
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4
12
5
par
No
_
41%
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par
Corp
A'
28
51% Feb
15
Jan
17% Jan
Co
Oil
12%
41
100
preferred.No
38
12%
1 1/24
_
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36
"37%
ioc
*
i6-;4
*35%
preferred__25
common
class
4% Jan
1
25
16% Jun
<
-
Jun
25
Powder
16 'A
10
Payne
10 % Jan
11
104
:
14
28% Jan
3
94% Dec
25'"
Mar 22
14% Jun
<
24
1
~_25c
common
Hershey Chocolate
Hess
76% Mar 19
7% Feb
8
40% Jan
2
60
July 18
6 f.
28
24'A Jun
'■
<
11-
8.33%
i.
preferred
Hertz
1
&
conv
8
1
Dec
87% Jun
(
2
18% Feb
July
-
26
!
17% Jan
18
19% Mar 18
4
13
19
S2
27% Jan
29
Jan
33% Feb
5%
11
21 Va Jan
4
Nov
24
3% Dec
i
76
:
Hercules
Mar 11
24% Feb
_5
100
non-cumulative
Helmerich
Jan
common
preferred
Curtis Industries
(WE) & Co
(GW)
7%
15% Jan
2
15
Jun
o..<7%.Oct
!•
Jan
(HJ) Co
3.65%
Helene
48% Mar 22
14
19% Jan
25
68% Jun
,
2
Feb
37
21
12% Jun
r
29
23
Heinz
j
35% Feb
40% Mar 27
r
32% Oct
fil0% Oct
1
12% Mar 20
43% Jan 16
25
,
:
Jan
40c
II
No par
48
110% Aug 10
55 % July 18
25
May 29
,
1
1
50
Hazeltine Corp
7
Mar 21
Is
common
_ZZ~5
24
4
5
issued
20% Oct
,
of
America
preferred™
84- Dec
27% Jun
'
Chemical Co
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Harvey Aluminum Inc
When
39% May 14
1
Harshaw
Inc
20
July 13
1
_f25
Inc
21
25% Feb
; 36
Inc
Corporation
Hayes
40% Feb
4
.
World
Haveg Industries
30% Mar 23
,
&
43
Mar 19
25 % Mar 18
31% Jan
10% May 29.
31% Oct 31
7,5o
100
28
22
;
1
Z_2.5o
com
Harris-Intertype Corp
21% Jan
2
100
Co
lo
±
March 22
2.50
6f'c
23
3
Friday
March 21
1
preferred
Harbison-Walker Refrac
preferred
Harcourt Brace
Sale3 for
Thursday
5
common
Jan
Jun
;
(MA)
;
March 20
5
Paper Co
Hammond Organ Co.......
Hanna
Wednesday
...ZZZZZZZZZZZl
Hammermill
18
!■ 15%
(
Hallicrafters Co
Hamilton Watch Co
4%
Tuesday
March 1.9
12.50
(WF) Printing Co
Halliburton Co
34 % Jan
4
Monday
March 18
Hall
53% Jan
Mar 29
35% Jan
14
Mar 15
31
4
9% Jan
42
•
131
21
Dec
30% Jan
6 % May 29
38% Jun 27
13
6
,
.
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Hackensack Water
18
2
108
16% Oct 24
-.26
22
27% Jan
26% Jun 26
,
Jan
36 % Mar 22
3
YORK
EXCHANGE
59% Feb
27
July
40
NEW
27% Jan
24
May 28
18% Jun
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. I, 1963
Lowest
Highest
Highest
.
STOCK? EXCHANGE? STOCK J RECORD
Range for Previous
^4?;
.
46 %
44Va
471/8
48%
*48 Va
48%
31%
V 30%
31%
> 26%
48%
47 Vs
"26%
27%
46%
47%
104
*60%
61JA
60
51%
51%
51 Va
51%
51 %
52 %
55%
55%
55%
55%
56%
25%
25%
25%
55%
26%
26 Vi
26%
123'A
123%
*322
14%
'
60'A
*122
124
124
15
10%
10%
10%
10%
10%
16%
16Va
15%
15%
15%
87%
87%
87%
87%
*86
53%
*87%
53%
53%
89
89
43% Z 44%
81%
i-
102
14
; 82 ::c
V
V
20%
53
89
43%
451/4
82%
80%
81%
16%
16%
16%
52 Va
52 Vs
51%-
102%
161/2
51
52 Va
*87%
44%
102 %
1021/4
14
13%
*13%
21
21 Va
20%
16%
52%
102%
14 »/8
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21
the Week
Shares
I
The Commercial and
(1230)
*8
NEW jYORKf STOCK
A
Range (or Previous
!
*
Year 1962
•
Highest
Lowest
YORK
1 &S3
."Moriday,"March 25
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICES
STOCK
Monday
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
"
EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
NEW
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
•
Financia^
Tuesday
March 18
Far
March 19
Wednesday
•
"*
•;
March 20
»'
-
-
Sales fof:
,
Friday •''--1- the Week
Thursday
,
March 21
March 22
Shares
K
32% Mar
Mar 15
May 29
84
/
37
Junv26
25
,
r
Sep. 20
6^
50%. Nov
A"'47
Jau
3
;V103
Jun
7
-101
Jan
10
May 16
104% Jan
1U
May 2l
102% Feb
28
Apr
.,95% Jan
26
*89
Jan
Jan
3
101% Nov
8
91
.
Nov
23% Jun
27
28% Oct
36% Jun
13% Oct
24
:
83% Mar
7
95
2
4%
Jan
7
4.50%-
10
96% Jan
29
4.20%
100% Jan
29
4.35%
102
8
Mar
r
preferred
8
21% Mar 22
27% Jan
2
32% Jan
29
Kansas
Gas
Jan
2
53% Feb
26
Kansas
Power
55
Jan
3
33
Jan
2
36% Jan
Jan
2
37
-
Mar 12
Non-cumulative
Electric
&
39% Jan
Jan
3
37% Jan
59% Jan
19
Jan
23
34
25
79% Jan
3
52% Feb
28
34% Dec
21
32 Ve Jan
2
41% Mar 22
12
2
15% Feb
1
8
43% Jan
15
11% Dec 28
20
33% Jun
27
44% M'ar 14
80% Aug
2
Mar 16
Feb
88
Jan
39% Mar
*100%
20%
31%
31%
•31%'
51%
51%
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31%
8.75
», \
51%
:.
16
%'
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52
16%
16%
-
.
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101%
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21%
2,900
32
323/4
32%
32 %
3,100
52
52
52%
52
52%
2,800
16%
16%
16%
17
64
63%
64
343/+
35 Va
34%
35
36%
35%
35%
35%
>35%
35%
35%
70%
70%
>70%
52%
53%
1
39%
40'/a
•
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Royal Dutch Airlines
100 g
Koppers Co Inc common——10
4% preferred..————-—100
28
2
25% Jan
15
Kresge
2
20% Feb
26
Kress
11
Oct
24
18
Mar 12
13 % Jan
22
14% Jan
3
20
Jun
25
23% Jan
2
26% Jan
21
Kroger Co__
Inc
88%
88%
26
—__i
(S S) Co
41
41
*88
25%
26'%
.23
22%
18%
18%
18
*13%
14%
25%
257/a
Co
5
——l;■■
35%
353/4
35%
3,800
70%
34 Va
52 %
'
35%
34
71%
25,300
74
53
53
403/a
1,40%
14%
*14%
40%
40%
40 y4
88%
88%
;
36%
34%
1,300
53 v4
14,200
40%
88%
♦88
41%
7,900
>
41%
15
24% Oct 26
39% Jan
4
27% Jan
2
32% Jan
24
10
24
40% Jan
2
11% Mar 20
15% Jan
14
Laboratory for Electronics Ipc
19% May 29
31 Va Jan
12
27% Jan
31% Jan
30
P Sutherland
Paper Co
31%
317/a
- 12.%
I 30%
30%
5
14%
300
41 Vt
3,100
88%
•
89
340
25%
26%
25%
26 %
25
25%
40.700
22%
22%
22%
223/4
22%
23
10,000
18
18
18
18
18
14
14%
14%
14%
14%
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25%
26%
253/4
26%
25%
26 %
17,800
31%
>22%
31%
31 %
31%
31%
313/4
5,000
18%
31%
14,100
41
| 14%;
■
'
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4,400
35%
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-
40%
,
2,300
5,400
53:
39%
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13% '.>>13%.
25%
25%
Kroehler Mfg
22'%
\
36 y8
34%
26
10
34%
71%
52%
12,700
&
65
73
*34
88%
& CO—————10
(S H)
70%
71%
53
40%
17
64
34%
72%
713/a
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34%
52%
165/a
"
'
72%
72
:•;? 39% >40
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14%
14%
40%
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:
4,100
31%
•
64
5
Wire Co
^lOO
21%
35
72% I: 72%
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63 %
,
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41%
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34%
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41%
35
36%
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101%
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41%
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63%
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39
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30% Jan
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41
l
8
32% Jan
100
413/4
1
25% Mar 12
Mar 22
95 Va
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39
83%
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>>
97%
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71%
36% Jan
25
*82%
-
ioi y2
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>73%
24
Apr 11
39%
39%
,
95%
'
70%
22
57
,39%.
97%
73%
Oct
'
105%
100
2.50
13% Oct
21% Oct 24
105%
101 %
100
No par
Korvette (E J)
'20
1073/4
*94'/a
*96%'
KLM
Mar 22
89
10
84% Jan
26
*105%
39%
*82% > 83%
Keystone Steel &
May 28
107%
39%
Kerr-McGee Oil Industries—
45% Oct
41
iioya
41%
Kimberly-Clark Corp
King-Seeley Thermos Co
> 46% Peh
25
*109%
35 %
78% Jan
25
llOVa
95 %
Kendall
74% Feb
Mar
34% Jan
'*109%
25
Co
2
2
71
110%
~
33%
> •;>: 97%
>A*50%';
50%.
41%
&
1
66 % Jan
5
91% Mar
*50%
41%
preferred
Kennecott Copper
Kern County Land
5
Jan
86
30
2
Jan
50%
83%
*100
33%
96
*50%
*82%
-100
34%
33%
y-:'96v |
*105%
107%
>.100
34%
*973/4,
50%
*94%
^
—...
30
*105%
—
Light Co
Kayser-Roth Corp„
Kellogg Kelsey Hayes Co-.;—-
*;19 % Jan 17
65% Feb. VI
16% Mar 18
4
*50%^
111
39
33 y8
-.*96
„
>110%
*109%
par
33%
i 96%
;
'
44% Jan
*
50%
—100
i_100
preferred——
Kansas
30
*50 %
preferred-.
—«u_-#-.ul00
City Southn Ind com No par
4
Jun
23
preferred——
preferred—
22
Jan
*
30% Jun
24
City Pr & Lt Co com_No
3.80%;
y
33'/a
A 98
95%
,
48
A 60% Oct 24
24
12
48
78% Mar 16
% Jan
3
■40
40% Feb
Jan
34
33%
-.95%
50
pfd—100
pfd
100
(ser of 1959) conv
-
19% Jan
7
26'% Jan
47% Jun 13
26% Jun 25
24% Sep 24
59% Oct 22
26
Kansas
Feb
38 % Jan
12
50% May
27
31
99
Nov 27
#20?
15
Jan
4%%
4%%
95% Jan
27
•95% Oct 22
41% Nov 23
36'/a Nov 12
(ser of 1957) conv
21
110•
Mar 21
100% Jan
5.
94 Va Dec
26
preferred
93
94% Dec 26
6
4% %
y>:
81?'
83
86
Aug
9
111% Jan
4
78 * July 31
;
51% Jan
112 H
Kaiser Alum & Chem Corp.__33%c
4Va% convertible preferred
100
10
97% Mar 22
2
12
39
*
38% Jan
1
Jan
50% Feb
90s
99
31%
18 Va
2,300
3,500
L
:
Oct
,36% Aug 15
40% Mar
/20% Oct
2
Laclede
Gas
Co
25
36% Jan
10
15
15
36% Jan
3
y2 Mar 7
19% Mar 12
267/a Jan
Jun
25 Va Jan
15
Lanvin-Parfums Inc———
Oct
22
29 y4 Feb
9
15% Mar 19
183/6 Jan
14
Lear
13% Jun
26
21% Apr
3
13% Jan
20% Feb
14
Lee Rubber & Tire——__
131/4 Jun
25
39
31% Feb
14
Leesona
>13%
> -55/a
15
July
Jan
19% Jan
25
23% Oct
24
7
>26% Jan
8
13
Feb
62
29% Feb
8
Mar 19
10% Feb
51 y2 Jan
17% Mar 12
12 y4 Jan
63% Oct 23
.147
May 31
>31% May 29
155% May U
45% Nov 26
Jun
40
25
Oct
24
Oct
25
153/8 Oct
24
;■>>■ 4%
>
46
July
34 % May 29
;,
17% Oct
56
Jun
39
Jan
17% Jan
96
;
May
20% Feb
24% Feb
15
7
143% Feb
14
51% Jan
3
58% Feb
11
104
Jan
7
94% Mar
96
1
63%
27
151#
Feb~"6
Apr
Jan
105
8
Mar 20
64
11
Apr
15% Feb
67% Jan
> 30% Oct 22
27
3
•;
I.
series
D
4.35%
series
E
18
Loral
(P) Co
38
Feb
6
2
72% Jan
30
2
10% Jan
24
-4
39 % Jan
2
47% Fob
18
Lowenstein (M). & Sons Inc_
Lukens Steel Co---—_
20
>15% Jan
2
18 Va Jan
10
Lykes
8
Bros
Steamship
■;m*6%
6%
27%
27%
>33%
*33%
34
'*9%
10
53%
13 %
12%
72%
12%
46%
46%
16%
15
48%
49
46%
46
16
15%
16%
49
483/4
49
*157
%;
49
49%
1,600
6%
6%
6%
6 %
63/4
57,600
20%
19%
19%
*19%
203/4
60
623/a
61%
62%
60%
62%
42,600
52%
51%
52%
>52%
52%
52% /
30,900
61 %
59%
51%
173/a
17%
17%
17%
17%
17%
19%
20 Va
19 3>
20%
193/4
20
22%
23%
223/4
23%
233/8
23%
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57% $ 573/4
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17%
19%
20
23%
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/
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17%
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18,900
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.20%
21,200
23%
24%
23.600
58
57%
106
*104%
96%
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99
12%
12%
13
13
46%
45
46
45%
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149%
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2
148
,
142
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57 %
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142
'
58%
106
453/4
13%
46%
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142
57%
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13
45 -y8
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106
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96%
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200
6,200
16
20%
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20
57
10,000
61%
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20
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>
46%
16
32,700
.
74%
46%
49
12%
.
157/4
46
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18.300
72%
153/4
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1,600
1,600
53
157%
46
'63/4
33%
10
73
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6%
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9%
/
158
158 »/4
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15,200
52%
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12%
12 3a
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159
15,200
'
6%, >
273/4
33%
53
13%
;
72%
733/4
6%
27%
10
52%
13,100
;
1%
22%,
•
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10
53%
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1%,
;.^*22.%:,
28
10
52%
13%
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99
13
46
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148
>
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15,000
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13,600
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45%
149
149
47,400
240
'
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34
33% r34
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35
8,300
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5,600
10
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3.33%
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6%
28'/a
52%
_
7
2,100
17%
6%
60%
preferred
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Louisville Gas & El Co
(Ky)_Nopar
Louisville & Nashville——
—50
Jan
3,600
8.100
'7%:;.
7%
175/a
6%
'273/4
13,500
17%
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1%
'
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49%
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7%
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3
49
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7%
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15%
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223/4
21
V
17%
28
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32V2
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74%
100
common
17%
1%
157%
46 %
lo
preferred—
Electronics
Lorlliard
8
>
>■>27%'
•
6,900
■
31%
47%
'
17%
6%
137/8
73
100
preferred
15%
,
-
/
10
16%
27%
393/4
50
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9%
10
9%
10
10
44%
44%
45
43%
44%
16%
16%
16%
16%
17
17%
44%
17%
173/4
21%
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5
10
43%
1
16%
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10
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45%
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4,000
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5
47% Mar 13
■'/;.!? '
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4
Feb
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100
com
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11%
31
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23%
21%'
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27%
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17%
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157,
1
preferred
16
15%
27%
'
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21 %
22%
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10
9%
1
593/4 Jan
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,
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35
34%
53%
I-IIII1
Long Island Lighting Co
i 5%
series B preferred
24
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22%
:
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Star Cement Corp—
IIII4
Lone Star Gas Co. common—-10
4.84%
6%
20%
Inc
Aircraft Corp.
16% Feb
2
32
Industries
96% Mar
42% Jan
6%
>
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1%
22%
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17%
17%
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98
16
1423/4 Jan
4
15%
17%
5
Loew's Theatres Inc
13
28
22
M'ar 20
57
2
Feb
132% Jan
2
May 29
8% May 29
Jun
Lockheed
4
50
14
Litton
3% %
25
40
■
14
543/B Feb
25% May 29
'
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233/4 Jan
13
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Lionel Corp
Mar 14
17% Mar 22
24
Jun
;
7% Mar 14
69
1
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36% Oct
27
49% Jan 23
104 $ Mar 20
95
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3
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23
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3
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12%
31%
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Lily Tulip Cup Corp
5
Ling-Temco-Vought Inc
50c
50% Jan 28
2
Feb
Feb
18% Feb
4% Feb 28
I
11%
30%
213/4
17%
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12
31
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28%
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6
27 y4 Jan
9
90
4
15
5
243/a Feb
6
Aug
,
Refineries
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
20
May 29
88
47
46% Jan
2
155 Vz Jan
6
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4
Dec
18% May 29
fl23
Mar
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24
15% Oct 23
>
14
76% Mar 12
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2
693/4 Dec
9
Libbey-Owens^Ford Glass Co_
Libby McNeil & Libby
157% Mar 18
>42% Feb
54 3/4 Mar 29
Jan
Leonard
18
Jan
150
2
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.57
26
66 V2 Jan
6
25% Jan
2
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55% Jan
9 % Jan
4
24
22
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17%
16
|
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32 % Mar 19
9% Oct
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23%
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conv pfd series A
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Lehigh Valley RRI1——IAA—Nd-par
31
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30
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12
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5
12
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l3/4 Feb
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15
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11
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par
18
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19% Jan
9
7
25
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Feb
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A
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Jan
,7
8
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9
4% Jun
3
•
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Corp—
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Lehigh Portland Cement
l„
15
22
6
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24
22
15
153/4 Mar
6
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-
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V
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8
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25
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2
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30
25
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17
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2
413/4 Feb
14
47 % Feb
Mack
46 % Jan
3
49
56
Jan
2
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7
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28
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20
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8
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2
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16
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3
93/4 jan
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5%%
16
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60c
;
26
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2
25
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14
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35 % Jan
2
40% Jan
22
25
56 Va Mar 12
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41% Jan
3
48 3/a Feb
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19
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25
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28
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24
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27
14
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21% Jan
3
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25
233/4 Feb
7
6
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&
5% Jan
7
453/i Mar 14
43 % Feb
27
49
34
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11
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35
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36
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24
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27
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2
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23
373/4 Jan
2
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22% Jan
Martin-Marietta
Masonlte Corp
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10
58% Jan
2
53% Jan
2
84
83 %
29
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20
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&
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.
84
82% Jan
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26
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9
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preferred
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82
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86
86
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Feb
35% Feb
5
14% Jan
25
35% Feb
17% Jan
2
29 % Jan
27
32% Feb
78% Jan
3
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Maytag Co
29% Jun
<
24
Jun
21
54% Feb
MCA
35
15
/
Dec
20
48
Jan
34% Jan
36% Mar 15
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22
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24
23 3/a
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19
22
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27
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19
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23
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26
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6
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13
28
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30
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9
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5%
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383/4 Mar 22
4
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2
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11,700
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12
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21
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27
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26
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6
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18
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20
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,
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24% Jan
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26 3/1 Jan
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27
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27
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Friday
March 31
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98
41
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28
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14
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24
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14
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87% Feb
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115
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16
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28
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14 V4 Feb
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29
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63 3/4 Jan
17
15
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5
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28
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15
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2
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31
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15
27
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26
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27
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26
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8
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1
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2
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24
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22
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16
26
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25
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58
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39
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15
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1
24
59% Mar 23
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55
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8
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24
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45
2
51
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9
99
15
8
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19
12
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31
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25
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24
42
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13
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23
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1
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30
30
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18
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8
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25
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2
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26
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11
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29
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6
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98
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7
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17
76
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104
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106
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29
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19
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400
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47
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50
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100
13
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6
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30
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49% Oct
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24%
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26
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63
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2
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46
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24
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10
11
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15
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*96%
73/4
503/4
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__
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Peoples Drug Stores Inc
97%
7%
253/a
18%
17%
6,900
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7%
50 34
13
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5.400
4,800
110,900
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49
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46
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96
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Peabody Coal Co common
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Penick & Ford—__—
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Parke Davis & Co
723%
96
743/a
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Pictures
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73%
2
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73
18% Feb
51
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12
.
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.
27
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2,400
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29
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37
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Pennsylvania Glass Sand Corp
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Penn Power & Light com
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100
preferred
100
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99% Mar 12
153/4
28%
28
95
15%
13%
9
1063/4 Feb
4,800
28%
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5%
13%
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30 % Jan
53/4
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18
101 % Jan
5%
13%
403A Feb
20
11%
130
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17,200
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151
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17
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25
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7
24% Feb
7%
96
18
37%
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5
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12
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20
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2
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,
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12
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25
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25
31
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48
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24
88
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76
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93/4 Oct
28
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2
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52
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1
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8
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2
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1
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19
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Slgnode Steel Strapping Co
26
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28
72 V2 Feb 28
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(Frank G)
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V
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28
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14
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27
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.
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1
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25
29
23
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&
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8
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93%
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57/4 July 3
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100
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preferred
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293/4 Jan
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30
.
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common
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18
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Seiberling Rubber Co
Mar 12
14'% Jan
12
16
93/4 Oct
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4
106
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8
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Diego Imperial Corp
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35
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10
28
25
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16
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24
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5
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26
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13
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15
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2
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8
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22
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31
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5
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29
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3
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28
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31
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23
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2
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2
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2
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2
40
874 Jan
97a Feb
14
40
Jin
33% Feb
34% Mar
1
39
3
165
S
7%
U
Corp
preferred
U
S
Tobacco
4
18
Jan
8
Mar
4
7%
Universal
18% Mar 11
Urls
41
,
10
Utah
Jan
30
Oil
3274 Jan
23
12
25
44% Mar 23
4774 Mar 22
24
44
Oct
1
477'2 Mar
24
53 74 Dec
31
23
10
99
Mar 15
96
Jan
18
105% Jan
17
26% Jan
3
24 74 Feb
35
Apr 18
14% Feb 21
2 2 74 Jan
18
4
13% Mar 13
30
107% Feb
Jan
Vornado
Vulcan
7
87
Jan
10
Feb
18
Wagner
8
15
49% Feb
20
Walgreen
5574 Jan
25
Walker
Mar
1
4
27% Jan
7
Wallace
11
Walworth
8% Feb
14
Ward
2
72% Feb
1
6%
8
Ward
Jan
4
Warner
15% Feb
4
Warner
4
2974 Jan
2
Warner
7
32
Jan
3
37% Feb
15
4
36% Jan
4
2
51
1
2
35% Mar 21
3U '/ft.*jeo
3
Jan
-
5
32
Feb
Mar 11
14% Mar 22
21% Jan
23
12% Jan
23
West
102
Mar 18
94% Jan
14
85% Jan
3
9174 Jan
22
30% Jan
100% Jan
28
Jan
Mar
4
1
Va
18
Western
Air
14
Western
3174 Feb
25
4%
Jan
2
33
Jan
17
Western
29
Western
Union
24
25
2
28% Mar
May 29
31% Jan
2
37
Jan
28
Jun
27
88
Jan
Jan'
3
9074 Jan
30
108% Sep
8
24
110
Feb
15
Sep
10
27
Jan
2
90 74 Oct
29
92
Jan
3
9774 Jan
25% May 11
35% Jan
7
40% Mar 12
7174 May 14
77
Jan
4
81
Jan
18
29
113
Mar 20
34% Feb
18
24
Westinghouse
3.80%
$5
474%
24
White
33% Jun
25
417b Jatt
2
4774 Feb
4
White
20
Oct
26
105
Jan
30
10% Feb
27
5V4%
21% Jan
2
23% Mar 15
Prior
39
2
43
S3
2674 May 29
3474 Jan
18
16
25
Jun
12%
10574
22
Jun
26
26% Mar
1
44
May 29
Mar
Jan
42% Jan
A Oct
15
24% Jan
Oct
24
63
21% Oct
22
26
8174 Jun
28
85
9274 Jun
25
100
Jun 25
.
166% Jan
4
30% Feb
21
38% Feb
16
107% Mar 28
30% Mar 16
Jan
Feb
28% Feb
4
6
62 74 Jan
31
7
132% Mar
30
146 74 Jan
White
.
18
Windsor
6%
Wisconsin
3
2774 Feb 15
7134 Mar 20
Woodward
7
.7-
24
31% Jan
91% Jan
107
,Jan
29
31
25
11% Mar 22
164% Jan
Woolworth
3574
34
34 %
49%
49%
A
34%
3574
31%
31%
3
9'A
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44 7b
44%
44%
102 74
102'A
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103
98
9%
45 7b
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98
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33%
33
3374
102%
36%
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33'A
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102%
35%
3674
2
36
19%,
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31
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9374
367b
37 7b
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33%.
34%
33%
19%
19%
19"%
19%
19%
3174
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31
31'
31
31%
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31
28 74
28%
28%
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2874
28
28%
•'•27%
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33%
32%
33%
33%
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89%
1
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115
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95% i
9574
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115
30%
96
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3874
80
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7974
41
1
39
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39%
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41
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47%
46%
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20
A
;
42
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8%
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23%
23%
42 ■"
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A'27%
41
.
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42 74
300
1674
16
16 7 b
2,900
34%
34%
2,400
26%
27%
3,500
40%
4074
4,400
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91%
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31
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27%
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Co
58%
133%
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10
44'A
44
33%
10
Corp
Inc
10
5
Service
Co
25%
5 8'A
—
58%
133%
74
58%
2874
10,500
58%
3,700
13374
44%
44 74
44 %
3374.
33%
33
25%
25 3 4
71%
70%
71%
28%
29%
28%
28%
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100
89%
8 9 74
9 0 74
102 V4
102'A
10%
11%
102
10%
157%
161%
158%
102
10%
162%
Yale
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet & Tube__No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
287b '
132
33 7b
No par
5
27
£27%
*29%
30%
90 7b
90%
21%
22%
800
2,800
2,900
70 74
10
4
9%
28%
30'%
25%
10
Worthington Corp common
474% prior preferred
Wrigley (Wml Jr
V.
Wyandotte Worsted Co
a:
974
_100
com
400
35 ' •
26%
90%
9%
1
Co
90
2,400
>
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31 "a
Power
8,600
*16 %
-1.
5
Inc_
800
102 74
46
50
-
1574
974
——5
common
3%
15 74,
10
preferred
-
26%
105
35
100
Public
(F
26%
26
100
common
Stores
Iron
13%
*26
5
Chemical
5%
18%
105
_100
preferred
(The S S)
Inc—
Elec
•
13 7b
10
B
.
7%
6774
18%
common_6.25
preferred
Witco
14
6774
5%
.
40
common
Industries
Wisconsin
25 74
7A,7%
2.50
Co
Winn-Dixie
44%
54
*7% X
1
Corp
Co
7'A
44%
53%
24%
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Machine
Stores
86
21%
7
100
preference
3J Va txLlY 21
Ma*M
9% Jan
46% Jan
fi
*10474 10574
common__5
series
convertible
2
74 Jan A 2
;Jan
22
10574
22
-•
21%
.No par
974 Mar 20
22
12%
4
Brake
Co
9674
10574
*8574
common___No par
3672 Jan
'104 74
99
*95
*104%
1
Co
Inc
2
28
1974
12%
10574.;
*9674
105%
22%
-
5
&
6 74 Jan
23
18%
12%
♦1047b
104%
5
$4.25 preferred
Wilson-Jones Co
.
A-i
22%
*92- -4" P3%
■•
1.25
Wilson
30% Mar 22
3174 May 29
21%
92%
1
12
26
56
*10474 106
>
50c
25
Jun
130
95
15
93 7b Feb
5
9
95
100
43% Jan
Jan
18%
12%
2
Jan
8
18%
12%...
2
38
87
25
23
18% A 19
12%
Oil
22
"55
19
12%
Wickes
23% Jun
Oct
187b
*104 7b
1
Wilcox
84% Mar 16
20
22
4
6
125 A' Feb A
21 T»
2974 Jan 24
25% Mar
33% Oct
15
36% Jan
18
23
19% Jan
Mar 22
Jan
55 7a
21 %
preferred
White Sewing
3274 Aug 17
18 74 Dec 27
A Jan
1117b
No par
Motor
2
110%
11074
1047b
preferred
Mfg
1574
63 %
110%
1117b
46%
,
Electric
Dental
6% Jan
<
96 7b
RR
Corp
Jan
101% Mar 15
55 7a
6374
63%
93%
convertible
43
23
• •
55
64%
*.
99
preferred
Whirlpool
4
May 29
46%
*92
Inc
preferred
33% Jan
Feb
46%
*95
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry
Wheeling Steel Corp common
24
5
.64
46%
55
*9674-
Telegraph—
Westinghouse Air
Oct
100
47'A
.55
.99-A
Co
2nd
non-cum
14%
'• 9'4
4674^46%
7 9% ■
46
54%
,95%
104%
Mills™
Pacific
32% Jan
25
*46%
95%
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Maryland Ry com__.No
22% Jan
2
30%
.26%
*91%
Co
Lines
2
80
4574
.55
.
1
& Paper
preferred
Jan
21% Oct
55
•10
Power
18% Jan
29
4674
1
28
2674 Jan * 2
1074
46
—No par
Pulp
4%%
36 a; Feb
14
25
4.10%
West
17
24
10
4 5 74
4674;
—2.50
Coal
14.
267a -26%
Corp
1
474% pfd—100
preferred series B
100
preferred series C_
100
4.20%
165
,
27%
25%
,26%
.1074
Financial
Western
18% Jun
25%
10
Scientific
37 7b Mar 22
21 % Oct
24%
27
100
Motor
Penn
„.
■>• 32%
12% -13
27%
Pharmaceutical—l
Kentucky
West
.
6%
8%
32%
13 %
27%
25%.
*96%
Corp
Wesco
4
21
103
8
31% Jan
Feb
3674 Feb
4
Welbilt
Mar 12
93
2
16
15
98
14
26% Oct
'97 74 Feb
-
106% Feb
26%
26%
3274
99
common
Co
Knitting
Welch
Mar 11
45% Mar 13
1234
i*2774
*9674
Co
Wayne
10
l
-
convertible
Waukesha
37b Jan
9
32
J 3 74
27%.
preferred—_100
Warren (8. D.) CO-;———No
par
Washington Gas Light Co
No par
Washington Water Power
No par.
2
3974 Mar
33
i.
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Corp
Warner-Lambert
21
33% Mar
137b
27%
2574
92%
Pictures Inc
2774 Feb
4774 Jan
32%;
11174
■.
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Bros
10774 Feb
:31%AJan-
24
J3?k
*91%
common
Industries
$4.00
.
45%
7%
11C 74
Inc
—
14
27
4074
-
67
6%
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10
Tiernan
Co
Feb
-23 74 Jan A 2
Jun
*3974
627b
1
103
-
28%
23%
63%
-——100
Co
preferred
20% Feb
6% Mar
Co
Baking
12% Mar 20
23% July 31
.28%
23%
6374
10c
&
8% Feb
3
25%. Mar
25
1 56%
...
45
(Hiram)- G & W—No par
3% Jan
2
17% Feb 20
May 29
156 74
_100
Co
2
66
8
com
Waldorf System
6% Jan
13
Co
50
RR 4%%
preferred
Electric Corp
Jan
7 7b Jan
23% Jun
50
Inc
51
19
28%
39%
30-
81V4
65
23%
1
——
preferred
Wabash
23
6
24 74 Mar
11
15S74
2874
39%
.
5
.
preferred
Materials
6 74 %
43% Mar 19
Jan
4574
12.80
$4.20 preferred
_100
$4.12 preferred
100
$4.80 preferred -A—-———
100
Von's
Grocery Co
l
2
6% Mar
'
44%
A-—_10c
preferred
2
19% Jan
87
.7874
1
$4.04 preferred
25
♦29%
65%
——100
11
85
95'A Jun
77%
163
Co
'__10
Virginia Elec & Power
Feb
Jan
16574. 165%
30%
39%
__1
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93
16
44 74
38 74
Co
prior preferred
$5
13
53
85%
..
43%
30%
Associates
10
106
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39%
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Jan
9274 Feb 20
8% May 29
101% Sep
Co
113
10574 Oct
-
52%.
88%
43%
165
38
Corp of America
Raalte
5%
5%
9%
17%
26%
26%
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13
9474 Feb
.
-2.50
Corp—
Products
92% May 22
2
Oct
7
74 Mar 22
64% Feb 15
?.67AAMar 23
29
-
29%
Co -U—A-;.—.A
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l
Virginia Carolina Chemical com__l
56
43%
.
-
100
Victor
5u°,4 Jan j 2
18
Jan 10
42 %.
..17
155%
=
preferred_25
Vendo
11% Feb
19
10
20,800
65 74
No par
Building Corp
Power & Light Co
Vanadium
11,100
1374
49%
30 74
100
Vanadium-Alloys Steel
Van
79
169%
76%
16%
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4,000
10,000
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.
.
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1116
4374
8,500
:■
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Varian
Jun
.*84%
.16474
41%
-
12%.
53
Shares
27%
100
•
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13'
50
com_No par
8
14
8974 Jan
52%
the Week
29%., 29%
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17
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27
5
Steel
6
44
88
•;
:
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Tobacco
Leaf
17% Jan 23
37 % Jan
102% Aug 24
16% Jun 25
4374
100
common
*?% Jan
9
4
19
43 74
1
—
Co
37% Feb
8
1
Jan
■"47 74
.
2374 Mar 20
39% Oct
86
12%
-
50
10
8%
14
11174 Dec
*168
1374
43 74
common
Universal-Cyclops
28% Jan
46% May 28
103% July 18
16974
13
.__1
preferred
non-cumulative
34% Feb
Oct
41
78
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical
1
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Universal American Corp com—25c
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5
15 % Feb
25
79%
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common
1st
Steel
S
7%
1
24
79 74
27%
*99%
.
16
4574 Feb
40%
Corp*
:
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Smelting Ref & Min com___50
preferred ————————_50
31
Oct
27
Co
non-cum
28% Jan
197b Jun
8
1
preferred series A
Rubber
28% Dec
22
4074
'
5
19
22% Jun
41
5
May 29
12% Dec
20
40%
—50
preferred
Pipe & Foundry Co
Playing Card Co
S Plywood Corp common
39% Jan
2
9974
2974
79%
common
preferred
Universal
Match
16% Mat 20 A
33% Feb
-
25
16074 Jan
7?7# Mar
37% Jan
22 74 May 29
U
Mar 13
2774 Jan 15
.
'
2
A
6174 Mar i4
,
99 74
X28 74
.
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6
Feb
99 74
169 %
common——,
Sales for
Friday
March 22
26%
29%
U S Shoe
Mar 15
2974 Mar 12
s
.
28
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i
157
23% Feb 25
24 'a
30
26%
29 74
78
S
S
Tuesday
Mirch 19
27%
.
168
S
8%
20
49% Feb 18
,
2
38 74 Jan
3874 Jan
24
24
71% Feb
2
40% Apr 24
3874 Jan
3
Aug :a 8
10% Oct
>
<
4
:33% Oct
29% Oct 24
:
7 >4 Feb
19
28% Oct 31
3
i,
March 18
2774
99 74
__4
preferred series A
Lines
334%
28
2
19% Oct
158
18
Jan
26% Jan
1474 Mar 23
11574 May 29
.34% Feb
2
U
Feb
168
10
4374 Jan
150
3974 July 17
42% Jan 22
4
1774 Jun
.
2
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6
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;
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474%
Mar 15
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31
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29
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,
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2
4074 Jan
161% Jan
Mar 27
35
51
9
2
62% Dec
v'78% Jan
,
£-52%
3
81% Jan
\
Gypsum Co
preferred
474%
U
3
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S
U S
1
8
4
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29
47% Mar
43% Feb
■
preferred
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& Foreign Securities.—1
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7%
8% Jan
164
,
.23% May 29
'
4
U
157a Jan
24% Jan
,
4974 July
2
37% Oct 22
2
15% Jan
19
39-8 Jan
.
2
139% July
U S
16174 Jan
53% Mar 20
ik. 8274 Sep
4
-22% Jun 26
'
15
Jan
2
'
'
UA S
41% Jan
Par
Corp com__l
"4 % %
5
31%
'22 74 May 29
3
U S Borax & Chemical
99 % Feb
5
29% Mar 22
,
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EXCHANGE
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73
4
'
152 74
Jan
29% Jan
23% Feb 23
v
2374 Dec 18
79
4
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NEW YORK- STOCK'" - A AAA
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>;
2
36% Feb 11
9
Sep -18
974 Feb
i
98
48% Mar 29
21
Jun
Lowest
-
2474 Jan
16474 May 25
July 11
30% Jan ' 2
-4
4770 Mar 23
25
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;;
14
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197b Oct
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.
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Bid
Highest
Lowest
represent
Monday
1963
Highest
Lowest
decimal
Figures after
Range Since Jan. 1,
Range for Previous
Year 1962
Exchange
point
letters in the ^column headed ^'Interest Period" indicate in each
bonds
one
Tuesday t.
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103.8
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103.20
101.8
101.12
101.7
101.11
101.7
101.14
101.10
101.14
101.10
101.18
100.29 101.5
100.29
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100.21
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Number 6249
Volume 197
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle.
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f 6s I960-————
§ External
103%
"
._Feb-Aay
_May-Nov
1964-----^—
^
-Afay-Nov
(dollar bonds of 1937)
readjustment 197.9—
External' conversion
1979^--.^—
External
xv
.
■
.
■iVV;.J7i'wsertesf-;B:: il947.i-i2ii'I2
3%s-4 %s,-4^ffs bxt conversion
4s-4i/4S-4Vas
T
f
t 6s
s :
33/4s-4s-4V8S
d-rj/.
>
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'
/ 3Q"year^ gtd/ext^s. f
3s 1977i—2-——^-J«n-July
8s
100%
100 % 100%
—
1946
s
I •External
,
Sud:'America 7V'as debs 1977——Feb-Any
103% '
102"%*
/Italian (Republic) ext'-Sr f M4s l97722---iiil-Jan-JulyJ / g3x«? 7-.0314
Italia»4Ch^« Com<^iuirt for-Rubiic Works-^r-^
?•*;• *
<, V 30- year
gtd" ext s f 3s 1977_i_—__—_jan-July
229
19532-—Jane-Deo
6s 1953 extended- to 1963—Jjane-Dec
§• External
;
>
100%
§6s 1st mtge $ series
Uruguay
Feb-Auy
i; '
v,;;:
■■
of
loan
1961
Tokyo Electric Light Co Ltd-—
.
6s. 1948^—
-
1962™
5'/as -(40-year). s f -19712-11-—------Jan-July
due 1971 extended to 1981—
.-Jan-July
5%s
■*-
-Afay-Nov
.Afay-Nov
.June-Dec
1978
external
_Feb-Aug
-Jan-July
readj 1978—.
external readjustment 1984—
3%s
.
fi,811952^~^—-'-^---..r^2^----r4Qn-July.■
'8 •itaJji..-(Kingdom of); 7s 1951;——
•/
V'-1
i
'-j
;
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'•
*''>'V ' •-V •'
■■!
June-Dec
;
t'
't :
' '
Valle Del Cauca See Cauca Valley
-r'/-
■
v-^Goyernmeht;-*oft 5%l ;.1974_---_Mar-Sepf
§• Warsaw
•
93%
Japair. &%s. extl/s-*-. f 1^74^___:—
Jan-July '
Japan JEIevelopmentiBank 6s 4976^——___Mar-Sept
>/,;6a^gtd5'-1€xtl^l6art'.497.7^1—-.
93 4
100%
.
of '30
1965^—--4
971%
100 % 100%
100% 100%
100 V4 1003/4
,
•5%e extl loan
92%
99% 101
100 %
>
r-..*v
93%
100%
-v6s^ gtdi Axtt- loan;197#i-l4Ji^2II-^IZ-I-_-i2^--F-A .2 ,ioo%
Japanese;.(imperial Government)1-^."
>:'/'7
♦ 6extl loan , of
'24 1954-'--—i
Feb-Aug
^6%s. due./1964 extended to • 1964_—_—Feb-Aug
102%
-
.
Jan. 1,19G3
5%s
■
.
Range Since
No.
6 Vis
Corp
Tokyo; (City; of)-—
*
;
external
Southern
•
v-J
external
B secured
Halske
&
Southern European
:'
- "1964^1-^^2—'-..--^.'.
paid '::1968------ii—2-'.-.
% International Tel' & -Tel—
7s series
5%s
_
110% 110%
*96i/a
•
_
"
—
•'
2-
8 •Hamburgh(State" of); 6s 1946iil-:4 ¥ Conv5"&> fnhcling- *4VaS1 1966-—^-2
Hatpen-Mining, Corp— / ■ ^
/1. ;V
fc
General .mortgage 6s
1949_!—.
4Vas; debentures adjustment 1970.
i HeidelDdrg'.(City); 7 fas .195D-Z.---J4
'
Bonds
^ Sold
High
19^2—;i.—Mai/rNov
(City), 8s
Taiwan Electric Power
Greek Government—
(
Friday's
1951
Mar-Sept
•Silesia. (Prov of) external 7s 4958—-——Jane-Dec
VI® 4 %8>assented. 1958—.
^--- - i---Jan e-Dec
South Africa (Union of) 4'As 1965—1
June-Dec
5%s external lona Jan 1958
Van-July
<v • 7s1 vpart:' paid
Corp
or
Bid & Asked
•
•;C; .iiJ-iSpf dollar, bonds 1980----—
3s- dollar; bonds -T972'—
Good-Hoper -Steel & Iron ..Wbrks—-.
7s s t mtge l9451_-—
Ilseder. Steel
;
r;
Siemen
•
v) I• 6^; parte
,
reduced to 2%)
2012
L'_.
Afay-Nov
Serbs .Croats & Slovenes (Kingdom)—
"1
2d 8s
secured
external
1962—---i,---;2-j!lfoi;-Nov
■
Prussiari Conversion. 1953 loaiis—
.
Paulo
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
reduced to 2.375% ) 2001
May-Noa
#6V2S extl secured sinking fund 1957—May-Nov
Stamped pursuant to Plan; A (Interest '
v
•
'* i*'* '**
£' r>4^djoilar bonds 1972_—l-ll.--.....
*
101
•
of 1924
5;%s dollar bonds .1969——
r,< 53« dollarbonds. 1972_-Jiz-T--'-.rr---
i
103 '/a
•
Btahge::;v^^p
Week's
Last
Saie Price
^
a Vt' ^.. ft
X-.-C K'$y . bV: viS- f-MGerman (fed Rep of)—Extl loan
.1^
>1;
102
102% 402 %••
Peridd
Low
8 •Sao
1
Friday
'• \
•
Interest '
High
■;
.
.
New York Stock 'Exchange1
EuropeanxCoal and Stefel Community-^ VV
OOai- ancr JSieci Couunihut*-
(Range for Week Ended March 22)
>
BONDS
Range Since
r,
Period
/
25
•98
-
93%
Westphalia
101
1st
101
external
6s
100%
•;
Corp— •
series A lS53i42—Jaa-Jul^!
of) 8s of '26 1981*__i._^June-Dec
6s
(City
extended
1961
due
(Dept of)
._Fe5-Aug
_Feb-Aug
1958-
7s
1958.
United Elec Power
mortgage
• Yokohoma
97%r101
100
(City)
§«4%s assented
to
1971-^
--June-Dec
;
<■100%
__
Afay-Nov
"
102"*'1'02%
__
"4 5u%s.dae,'1065 extended to 1975—
Afay-Nov
*8♦Jugoslavia (State Mtge Bank)'7s"l957„Apnl-Oct
!n
v.
KLM
RoyaLDutch Airlines— "*• '
ii: 43AS
debs
subord
conv
/ :
2"
•
1979---—
100'/a 100%
"26 "
RAILROAD
" "
Maf-Sept
Air
§»Kreuger & TolL 5s. uniform, code 1959_/Afat-Sept
Lombard .Electric CO 7s 1952—1——,—_ June-Dec
Reduction
37/bs
30-year 3s s f $' bonds 1978_„_ j—
Jan-July
§ •Milan. (City of). 6i/as 1952
——__Apri(-Oct
•Secured extl
53/as
Stamped pursuant to Plan A (interest
■.
to. 2.125%)
„
.
,
•.
2008____—
/.Stamped pursuant to. Plan
t-
(interest
A
.
.
/
•
debs
*•,/*•"c
3%s
RR
•106% 1073^
Feb-Aug
1967_j.May-Noa
1987
sink
1st
Co
1980
debs
subord
conv
fund
81'%
old
of; West Electric Co
Allegheny &' Western 1st gtd 4s 1998
/.
name
.
"l
110"%
••2't
13?
?103J/4'/4:v
ilOO ¥101
"I
96%
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K1041/4
' 81%
i 96%
.
•
124
;
81'/a
96%
138
104%
99% 102 ya
*102
103,%
103
7*1
l-
95%
94
96 3%
*125". 126 V'4
•
Jane-Dec
,
See
94%
81%
94i/8
——April-Oct
1981
debentures
104'/a
189
*92V'8
-
mtge 3%s 1972
Allegheny Ludlum Steel 4s conv debs 1981_April-Ocf
4 %» sink ifund debentures; .1986«--:-----Jane7Dec
Allegheny Power System—
V./'*•.. » V
4.7
MarrSept
•Secured extl sink fund 6%s 1959—-i—Mar-Sepf
reduced
,
•
.• • .7 s4 '. 14
fund 6.%s. 1958-—Nfav-Sept
sink
Power
Aldens Inc 5s
Minas^ Geraes. (Sltate)—
.
Inc—
Southern
Great
Jan-July
1st mortgage 3%s 19841—1—•
Afar-Sept
Albany & Susquehanna RR' 4%s 1975——April-0c(
1954—-——-June-Dec
6V2S
Medellin'/(Colombia)
Co
subord
conv
Alabama
Alabama
•
INDUSTRIAL'. COMPANIES
AND
«25'%
.
,
.
*,('
v
Aprll-Ocf
"
yeduced to
.
-
2.125&)
2008.4—.——Mar-Sept
51/2S
New -Zealand 4Go4)'
June-Dec
1970
103% 104
100
sinking fund debentures 1979
sinking fund'debentures 1982—
.June-Dec
3%s sinking fund .debentures 1983—
Aluminum Co of Canada Ltd 3%s 1970
.April-O t
Aluminum
.-100%
3s
Tel Public Cdip-^- ' fiFtd dollar, bonds 1976^—-2--—4.--»April-Oct
gLtd dP^Ur bonds 1977-——.
—^.INtor-Sepf
Nlpp.onrTel.
6s
41/4S
102% 1021/4
10.0% 102
4V2S
^ 4444 4
4.*-4,
extl loan old 196512—'-—1——April-Oct
Norway^*(Kingdom of)—
4%a s
«
f;
ioa%..ioo%
4 5%a
f
s
extl. loan
1965
new
5
•
Nuremberg. (City
101
100'
101...
102
103%
1013/4
103
_ioo%
102
102%
102.1/4.102%
iextl; loan ;i9772222-.242.J22244i_Feb-Auy
101% 102%
<:99'j4
Municipal Bank extl sink fund 5s 1970—tfwne-Dec
,-r
100
100
—_ApriI-Oct
51/4S s f extl loan 1973--—————Aprll-Ocf
4:5%s external loan 1976_——Afay-Nov
41/4S
—
101%
983/4
103%
100
.
OrientaL Development Co Ltd—
• 5%s
extl loan / (30-yearJ
1958—.
5 %s
due
1958
to
extended
1968.
-2
*100
103
5.%Sifi f. extl loan. 1977—24.-2222.
■
•
103
98
•
99%
101 %
Can
104
debentures
3s
33/4S
conv
102%
4.40s
1-
——Jan-JuZy
subord
debs
—
.Afar-Sept
Aprll-Ocf
1980
debentures
sink
fund
7s
95%
96
/■%
gold
6s
stamped pursuant to Plan A
reduced to 2.375%-) 2001
stamped pursuant to Plan
(Interest reduced to 2.25%) 2006
113%
65
73%
63
72%
90%'
98
97
121%
;
126
82
82%
81%
86%
—-
87
83 3/s
83
88%
76%
76
77%
81%
80'/a
943/4
80%
813/4
80%
95%
913/4
debentures
1986
1982
1987
80%
79%
debentures
1973
93%
23/4s
debentures
1971
23/4s
43/a s
debentures
5s
debentures
87%
95
94%
96
103%
102
106% 106%
324%
106 34
106%
107'A
313
340
320
324%
1973—
90%
86%
1021/4 1023/4
102 %
debentures
91%
87
94%
95
1983
convertible
93%
861/2
2---———-
1985
4%s
78%
91
3.y4S debentures 1984
3%s debentures 1990
Jan-^aZy
107 %
•;
2%s debentures
1950__jan-July
8s
.
1053/s
122% 123
122%.
33/8s
1
ApriZ-Oct
// »4%s assented 1963—-2--—.2-2
Porto Alegre (City of)—
,
1
1947_April-Oct
95
104%
76%
1975
2%s
loan
933/4
«4%
Telephone and Telegraph Co—
1980
;
debentures
assented 1968
§ •External sinking fund
1023/4
—
debentures
Plan
•4%s
100
1013/4
Co—
1981:
debs
subord
2%s
§• Stabilization
101%
97%
99'/4
99% 100
893/4
95%
Optical Co—
conv
2%s
pursuant to
reduced to 2.125%)
Stamped
1947
7s
88%
1003/fl
-89%
101% 101%
...'.v. ■* %*.
American
A /(interest : >'■}
2008
—May-Sept
• Peru
(Republic of) external 7s 1959;
Mar-Sepf
• Nat
loan extl s f 6s Is series l960—.June-Dec
• Nat loan extl s f 6s
2nd series 1961
Aprll-Ocf
§ •Poland
(Republic -of)
gold 6s 1940——Aprll-Ocf
• 4%s
assented 1958
ApriZ-Oct
-.
of)
-
103
•
Afar-Sept
(State
;
1001% 101
96%: 97
97
.Afay-Nov
June-Dec v
April-Oct
1966
1988
debs
Machine & Foundry
American
§»Pernambuco
100
106
101%
Co
4%s debentures 1990
104 1
104'•» 10534
102 Vb
-
1053/4
55
105
99%
*963/4 97
94%
94%
**104% 1051/4
American Distilling -Co—*
4^%s conv subord debs 1986—-—i--——May-Nou > " _2'
;1'10
110
American & Foreign Power debs 5s 2030—Afar-Sept
72%
72% 73%
4.80s junior debentures 1987——
Jan-June
72
72
723/8
American
4%s
""2-
■
(City of) 51/2S. extl 1973
534s. fi J external loan 197522----—
94%
102 3/a
99'/s
993/e
-89.
100 1/2
.ApriZ-Oct
1980
debentures
Airlines
American
American
Oslo
fund
.
2
6s; 19522—2-2——Feb-Auy
of)
sink
104
._Fe5-Aug
_Jan-July
94%
-104%
94%
AprfZ-Oct
.Aprll-Ocf
Allled
•"
'
•
Chemical & .Dye 3%s debs 1978Stores Corp 4Vas 1981
——:
Co of America 3%s
1964--.
Allied
103 % 103'4
-15-year; 5%s .1976——4——44—^_-April-pcf
15-ye«r. 5%s.. 1977-__--_-^w-_———--.A^oy.-Nov.
.
19.61
Jan-July
American Tobacco Co 3s debentures
3%s debentures 1977
Jan-July
(Interest
7%s
Anheuser-Busch Inc
A
1966
debs
96
,1969—.Aprll-Ocf
1977
Apco
Corp—
Arbor
Oil
Armco
—
96%
92%
921%
91%
93
63%
101
66
104
101
102 3/4
Feb-Aug
Aprll-Ocf
4s July 1995
Quar-Jan
53/4S 1981-——ApriZ-Oct
Corp 4.35s debs 1984
ApriZ-Oct
41/2S sinking fund debentures 1986
June-Dec
Ann
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power
Direct mortgage 7s 1950——
Direct mortgage
6s 1952—
Consol mortgage 6s 1953
Con.sol
mortgage 6s 1955-
33/8s
first gold
Corp
Steel
102% 104
-
.
8s Co.
Armour
jMiodesia and;Nyasalar\d—
5s Inc sub
4%s
*
;
.
^Federation "of) .5%8 '1973-'_---*-—----Afay-Nov
§ •Rio de Janeiro (City of) 8s 19.46_i._
Aprll-Ocf
conv
subord
debs
3%s
.1
*
conv
subord
debs
Associates Investment 4%s debs
53/4S subord debs 1977
Stamped pursuant to. Plan A (interest
/;• ' reduced, to 2.375%) 2091
Aprll-Ocf
;-§ •External secured 6%s 1953__
"_Feb-Auy
.' i
5%s
debentures
.
*;
r-
Aprll-Ocf
Stamped 4«irsuant to Plan. A (interest 7 : --ii-'.-j
;;
1983_i__—_—-—
Topeka &;• Santa Fe—
1995_1—
—
Atlanta. & Charl Air
Atlantic Coast
21999^^^.1^.—_I_Aprll-Ocf 'fx
■v i •6,s
internal inking, furid/gqid- 1968-_"_dwna-iDee. -*
'
^Stan^lfed pursuant" tw Plan A,(lntereat *
;■¥,:-t.reAiced..to-201211—__J—-—__JUii"e-Diec
.
1026;due-1966p__l_M^-NdcJ-v:
Stamped, pusuant- td¥ Plan Jii (ihtdre&te ~ -fi #
reduced, to 2.,25%.) -,20041—_1
Juhc-Dec
■1" 7s 1967 stamped "pursuafit " to? PlanVA'.;""'
*--•
'
fl t: (interest* reduwd ^to". 2:25% ) • 20041^1 Jo"ne-De<t $'j
g
~
—
|•.Rome.^(Oi^r;of)r.6%^ 19521-—ll^_AprjZ-Oc*.»
For footnotes, see page 29
—-i
•
"
95%
*891/2.
1995
108
107%
104%
108
.*104%'.—
.102% 102%
U-N
1979
102
105»/4
105
104%
"
107% 107%
General. 4s
reduced, to
K •7s -external; loan of
101
«101 % 102
—
96%'
i01%jJ03%
ipr>%« 96%
.89%
.90%
92%
"
™
§ *88. exteroaUoari of 1921 1946_____.
;
"S-.4 f
1023/4
95 Va
*107
debentures
Stamped 4s July 1
JRio Grande, do ^ul ^State of)*—
1976.
debentures
Atchison
v
111
101%
1977
41/2S
.VStamped pursuant to. Plap^A (Interest
""v.*
reduced
to 12*% )^i20i2—__J%"fe-Aag
91%
105%
:
95 Va
1071/4
5 Vas
*
95%
95%
1061/2 1071/4
jii101% 102%
deb 1984—
1983
1993
.
1
Line Ry 3%s 1963-
Ltae.RR A%s
A
Automatic
•:14%s
Canteen Cc
conv
subord
100%. 102
1964—1s.
mcrrtgage/4s> ser A 1980—
General mortgage 4%s. ser C .197211—
General mortgage ~3%s ser D ;1980—Lr.
Atlantic Refining. 2%a debentures • 1966.
■4 3"%s debentures 1D79^_—1__—___
-f^*4%s conv subord"-d)Pb» -1987-1111—^-.
General
at America-^-
deb» 1981_e—
•.i'Avca Manufacturing Corp—
^;V
-5s conv subord debs; 1979Lfi—
■■i
92%.
V
93%
l,96;r'98.^
96%
>90%
97%
>
91 ' 1
•111% 115%"
-V"9a
100 f
.lA 1'
* 1; *:,.
^ SOT ^227%
26
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1238)
•
.
.'Monday, March 25, 19G3
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD (Range for Week Ended March
Interest
Period
bonds
Last
Sale Price
New York Stock Exchange
or
Baltimore
1st
&
Ohio
cons
cons
4%s
convertible
4Vis
conv
Jan.1,1963
New York Stock
series
City
Feb
Products
74
75 :-x *
76 Vi
76%
77%
125
68
82 Va
81%
82%
70
;72
Jan-July
2010—
74%
74 Vi
74%
108
74;
•
22
79 ! '■ 1
:77%1
:':-;n'83%'
69%
,
General
/,
1st
&
ref
& Electric
3s
M
Co—
64%:; 78
series
Z
1989_
ref
mtge
sink
fund
3'/4s
1st
ref
mtge
sink
fund
4s
4 Vis
debentures
conv
4s
—Jan-July
1990
*8i
Mar-Sept
Jan-July
1982
96Vi' 96%
141
;
141%
;
..April-Oct
Y'YYtY'YYy'Y'Y
.
Finance
debs
5s
47/as debentures 1981.J
Bethlehem
Consol
(The)
sink
Co
June-Dec
*104
....
K
4 Vis
106
22
•
K
i
91%
1979
91%
87 Vi
91%
Jan-July
May-Nov
87 %
*88%
Jan-July
2-
110%
89
105 W-
105%
87 Vi
May-Nov
155%
1980_
Jan-July
Afar-Sept
1991———-June-Dec
102%
102 Vi 103
192 Vi
102 Vi 102%
•:
103% IC.5%
1981__:
45
•
109%
188
102 Vi
10
102%
"87
♦85%
y,
-
,
First
•
5s
mortgage
4 Vis
mortgage
AG
series
mortgage
Inc
1st
*
series
6s series
SS
Bristol-Myers Co 3s debentures 1968
Brooklyn Union
1st
Gas
mtge 27/as
1980—
3s
mortgage
mortgage
4Vis
mortgage
5 Vis
:
ft 1st mtge 4%s 1988—.—
-
29
17
52%
45
,
97
97
*84%
•
.
86%
•97%
99Vi
'
series
1st
•
103 %
3%s
v
105
series
•100%
Brunswick Corp 4Vis conv sub debs
Buffalo Niagara Elec first mtge 2%s
1975-Map-Nov
Burroughs Corp 4 Vis conv 1981-i__
June-Dec
• Bush Terminal Bldgs 5s income 1982
Jan-July
98%
91
; 95%
85%
86%
110
86%
1
107% 108 Vi
174
86%
106%
f'
*99%;'
•
Elec
2%s
'96% 100
'
•
■<
86
87
—
debentures
Co—1
debentures
4%
consol
B
Clinchfield
&
Ohio
Carthage & Adirondack
Case
(J
I)
5Vi%
Co
Tractor
4s
Jan-Julp
Mar-Sept
1965
Ry
4s 1981—
1978
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Fansteel
98%
86
104
102 %
101
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100%
152
•
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4
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conv
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Steel Corp—
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1981———.Jan-July
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1987——.Jan-July
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103
99% 1,001/4
A
ser
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Inland
E
5s
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1979—May-Nov
mortgage 3%s series B 1979
May-Nov
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1974—May-Nov
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1984——Jan-July
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mortgage 3Vis series G 1980
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1978
debentures
f
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100
104
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s
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v
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1981
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93 %
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Period
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^
Monday, March 25,1963
NKW YURK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD! (grange for Week Ended March 22)
Friday
Interest
BONDED
•
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Period
Exchange
Last
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or
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1969. _Mar-Sept
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Michigan Cpns Gas first mtge 3%s
1st mortgage 27/as 1969
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135
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87
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:
debentures
fund
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or
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Power
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High
Sold
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High
Range Since
Jan.
-
NO.
1,1963
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,
(Minnesota)
143
116
87
88
83%
5
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1974__Feb-Aug
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April-Oct
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—-——April-Get
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"—Mar-Sept
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1st mortgage 5s
1990————June-Degf
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1st mtge 4%s 1992__——J——dune-Dec
(Wise) 1st mortgage 2%s 1977
April-Oct
;
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1st mortgage 4%s 1987———June-Dec
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f
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mortgage 6s 1985———————May-lvoo
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May
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Minnesota Mining & Mfg 2%s
1967
April-Oct
Missouri Kansas & Texas first 4s 1990—dune-Dec
95
88%
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mortgage
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D
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2%s
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31
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4%s
debentures
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——————Feb-Aug
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series
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see page
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series
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1974
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
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,
.
3%s series A 1984:.
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Pillsbury Mills Inc 3'As s f debs 1972
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Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
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106%
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Philadelphia Electric Co-—
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First & refunding
2%s 1967
May-Nop
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1974
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2%s 1981
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82
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1976
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s
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1974—
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54
,:'62
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1987—Mar-Sept
conv sub
debs 1987_Jan-July
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3%s
s
f
debentures
1973
1987..
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AA
1986—
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4'As series E
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Peoria & Eastern Ry income 4s
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86'A
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4%s
A
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General
71
7%
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1980
1* 1st and ref 4%s series
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70
43%
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Western Ry first gold 4s
Central general & ref 5s
1984————-June-Dec
General
18%
19
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4%s
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Philadelphia
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2004
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mortgage 4%s series A 2019^an-July
2%s
85%
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4s
mortgage
mortgage
1984——.—..—.-.June-Dec
——
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49
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Refunding mtge 3'As series E 1978
Feb-Aug
Refunding mtge 3s series F 1981
Jan-July
Refunding mtge 3s series H 1989__:
April-Oct
Refunding mtge 3%s series I 1996
April-Oct
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debs
2Vis
Oil
of
95
—
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ft
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1983.
Inc 5s conv subord
debentures 1983
5 Vis
97
94%
24
100
*91%
—
102 %
Jan-July
April-Oct
1986.
Wabash. RR Co—>
103%
86%
—
104 Vi 104%
106
33/is
v
Tell
3 Vis debentures
89%
96
97%
95
*92 %
100
89%
—
94%
April-Ocf
101%
102
97%
—
1977—May-lVoy
/ft™
1985
April-Oct
f,-v/"rn"
Southwestern
...
93
w
159
99%
102 %
97%
*86%
First
Orl
.
63%
150
Southern'..'Pacific RR Cch—*
New
*90%
*96 %
95
April-Oct
Map-Nov
April-Oct
1983
debentures
238
59
*149
conv
—
San Fran Term 1st
124%
__
93
.....June-Dec
'
(Oregon
119
63
—
80%
79%
Southern Pacific Co—
4Vis
106
86%
78 Vi
■
First
104
Virginia-& Southwest first gtd 5s 2003
Jan-July
General mortgage
4y4s 1983
Mar-Sept
Virginian Ry 3s series B 1995
Map-Nov
First lien and ref mtge 3y4s ser C 1973_April-Ocf
1st lien &. ref 4s series F 1983
Map-Nov
a
68'subord. income' debs 2008-1
Feb-Awp
108
83
85
78%
*79%
119% 124
*94%
Jan-July
1976
1st & ref mtge 2%s series
1st & ref mtge 3s series F
-".1st & ref mtge 27/as series
1st- & ref mtge 2%s series
v'lst'As ref mtge-r3%s series
..1st
ref- mtge. 3%,s series
105%
17
99%
99%
99%
7
—
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—
May-iVou
;' 4%{k conv subord debs 1980
Virginia Electric & Power Co—•
79%
92 Vi
90%
Co—
'
^1011^103%
78
subord
conv
Vendo
106Vi
,
101% 102%
Jan -July
1970
2%s-4%s
Ry
Gas
5
92%
124
Mar-Sept
1967
Steel
sinking
~4V4s
.•
14
90%
85
70%
Co—
debentures
Natural
'■
105% 105 Vi
100 Vi
86%
69%
100% 100%
-Mar-Sept
1981
2%s debentures
debentures
Vornado Inc 5s conv
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Edison
?'
104% 105%
79
*78%
1017/8
84%
1
*104% 106
--
June-Dec"
1978
Vanadium Corp of America—
3%s conv subord debentures
95%
—
T05% 106%
104%
7
70 Va
87%
1061
102%
103% 103%
106
86%
70%
80%
87%
„
Co—
Telegraph
&
1987
California
convertible
Southern
debs
1985
debentures
Southern
f
s
1979
debentures
2Vis
4%s
86
Freight Co—
subord
Rubber
United
103% 103%
103 Vi
.91 !'
105 %
119%
136 Vi
b
1977—.—Map-Nov
debentures
89%
104%
114%
„
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Feb-Aug
1972
88 Yd
10
--
Jan-July
Jan-July
Feb-Aug
May -Nov
April-Ocf
April-Ocf
debentures 1980—
mtge & coll trust 4%s 1982
25/8s
94
120%
">
Corp—^
debentures; 19824.
5s
Sears
1
Acceptance
87%
284
86%
Mar-Sept
'
Sears
88%
'
,83
115% 116 %
116
1966—April-Oct
1977
sinking fund
United
-
120 Vi 124
Map-Nov
1980
83
*91
Feb-Aua
"
1985
mtge & coll trust 5s 1980
4%s
Scovill Manufacturing 4%s debs
Seaboard Air Line RR Co—
debs
debentures
4%s
84%.
32
*87%
St
St
85
:
105% 105%
—
April-Oct
3%s sinking fund debentures 1973
1st:mtge & coll trust 4V2s 1977
1st mtge & coll trust 4y4s 1978
Ry—
certificates
Second 4s inc bond
&
71%
76%
9
87
2006—Mar-Nov
Jan
Co
1973
1st mtge & coll trust 3%s 1975
4%s sink fund debentures 1972
70%
1st
Louis-Southwestern
4s
62%
4
April-Oct
1996
4s
income
First
70%
Ry Co—
series A 1997—
Jan-July
• Second mtge inc 4Vis ser A Jan 2002
May
1st mtge 4s series B
1980
Mar-Sept
• 5s
*90%
gold 5s 1996_Jan-July
Francisco
mortgage
85%
*87%
—
June-Dec
Gas Corp 2%s 1970
mtge & coll trust 3%s 1971
mtge & coll trust 3>/2s 1972
1st
1st
ftiar-Sept
1971
1st
95%
84%
".-IC:;
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1970_tfune-Dec
United
i
A
Adirond'k
&
94
1
Inc
subord
Biscuit
3%s
-
Lines
conv
United
Saguenay
86%
;
———June-Dec
4Vis conv subord debs 1991—
94 %
*94 %
—
*94Vi
107 V2
94 %
*85%
Pacific RR 2%s debentures 1976
Feb-Aug
Refunding mortgage 2y2s series C 1991_Mar-Sept
►100
1977
s
debs
1986—..
Union
Corp
Mar-Sepf
General mortgage 3 Vis series J 1969—Mar-Sept
Rohr
Aircraft
5 Vis
conv
debs
1977
tfan-July
Royal McBee 6 Vis conv debentures 1977—June-Dec
D
51 Vi
101 Vi 102 Vi
1975
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Oil Corp 4%s conv debs
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)
51 Vi
91%
COrp—-
subord
debs
1982
*
April-Oct
113% 116%
115
21
109
119
:■£
*
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Lt & Power 2%s 1976——Jan-July
Youngstown'-Sheet & ,Tube Co—r
1st mtge,. 4 y2s series H 1990——.—April-Oct
Yonkers ,Elec
<
—
:
102
102
103%
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.
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:
Inc—
.
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*
'
5s
capital
5Vi%
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senior
notes
notes
1
Juno-Dec
—
1979——l_June-Dec
1980___
-June-Dec
*
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.
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—
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Terminal RR. Assh of-St Louis—
.
;
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,
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•
25
145
^
104%
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169
105%
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series
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Monday, March 25, 1963
..
(1242)
30;
Stoclfr Exchange^Si®;'iS#ilfitt
-r?v^,Vv
WEEKLY: AND YEARLY'
v
furnish a complete report of the transactions
Exchange for the week beginning Monday, March 18,
ending Friday, March 22. It is compiled by the report of the American
following extensive list we
In the
tte American Stock
on
and
Friday
Week's
i
Sale Price
c
Aberdeen Petroleum Corp class
A
Acme-Hamilton
Class
A
Wire
Aerosol
500
55%
54 %
:
of America—
Corp
Co
-10
common
13%
3
American deposit
American
Allied
Rubber
Tire &
Alliance
693/4
3»/4
Feb
5%
62 y4 Mar
Feb
Jan
Artists
64%
Jan
4% Jan
,
Bourjois
Inc
9%
Jan
53/s
Jan
6V4
Foote
of
America.
Works
Gear
"l%
Jan
3,800
2% Mar
Co
Amer dep
rets ord bearer—
Allied
Amer
98/a Jan
dep rets ord
British Columbia
Alloys
Almar
Alsco
1
'Rainwear...Corp
Co of
Corp
Inc
Oil
Ambassador
i
Industries
American
Book-Stratford
Ymerican
Co
Inc
Press
Business Systems
Electronics
Inc
American
"5%;
5% Mar
1%
73/0
20,300
>,
10
Jan
•Jan
6%' Jan
6 Vs
4%
453/4
"3%
25o
2%
4%
->175
:
4%
■v
1
Jan
Amer
Mills
Paper
dep rets ord registered
27%
MARC Inc.
7%.
73/4
3%
American
Manufacturing Co
American
Petrofina
2%
42
12.50
23/4
5,500
1
1%
Jan
3%
9%
2%
Feb
2%
Jan
3% Mar
3,300
2%
2%
Jan
3%
42
411/4
1,600
36
6%
,10,400
5»/8
6,900
14%
13%
14%
5,600
12%
Jan
4%
4%
4%
500
4%
Jan
12 %
12%;
Cozp—_
1
Anglo-Lautaro Nitrate Corp 'A' shs_3.45
Angostura-Wupperman
1
13%
13%
1334
M 300
3%
3Va
31/2
6,100
10%
103/8
105/a
Ansul
20%
20%
.
'•V
A'*
v
t :V'V.
y;t X.;:y. •;&>.-
A
'*
Andrea
J'.'
Chemical
Co
1
Anthony Pools Inc__
5
Industries
Inc
Appalachian Power Co 4Va%
Arrow
&
Co
&
Electric
600
2 3/4
7%
700
Feb
320
77/e
32%
32 Vb
34%
Class B
;
-4%
Food
Laundries
Associated
Oil &
Associated
Stores
Inc
28%
253/2.
Jan
America
of
1A
"-18
4%
4'/8
T%
43/4
Consolidated
3
Common
1
1%
5%
6%
5%
7%
7%
lOo
2%
21/4
r
Jan
Plastics
Jan
30
Jan
1%
Feb
4%
Feb
Jan
8
1%
Jan
6...
Mar
Jan
5y8 Mar /
5,800
■ ;:
3% Feb
l5/s Mar
7.400
5 A Mar
6%
8 Vb
Jan
Jan
8
Mar
2% Mar
3
Jan
''
.
2%
60
81/8
8.5/
60
'
58%
14%
13%
1
3,300
.
t
500,
14%
Feb
1,000
6,600.•
/
7%
55%
Jan
64
10%
Jan
14%
Jan
/' Feb
Feb
'"W',;-
1
1
'7%
8%
7/8
1 •:-
17%
18,100
...
17
10,100
1
%
A
%
10%
11%
17%
18%
4,400
1
Inc
4%
4%
4%
1,300
1
5%
com
preferred
loo
Industrial
Jan
%
Feb
1%
class
Bunker Hill
Feb
23
24%
4,100
22 y4
Jan
25%
Feb
7%
900
7%
Jan
7%
Jan
9%
Jan
9%
B
17%
Feb
Feb
3/4
Jan
l07/a Mar
14%
Jan
133/8
18% Mar
Jan
4% Mar
~2%
53/4
3%
900
43/8
Jan
5%
Feb
200
5%
Jan
7
Feb
2%
3%
2,700
4%
5
(The) Company
18%
15
14
42%
42%
:
16%
Jan
173/8
Jan
Feb
40% Mar
45 V4
Jan
11%
>5,900
42%
2 3/4 Mar
200
class
Gas
A_1
8%
8%
9%
=
10,400
8
.
„l
10%
10%
11%
2,700
8
50o
8%
<7%
8%
6,300
5
12%
13%
4,100
4 Vb
4,700
1 A
3%
13,200
8,000
3/4
7,200
73/4
4,900
.
93/^
A Mar
Jan
Jan
11% Mar
Jan
83/a Mar
Jan
13% Mar
Burroughs (J P) & Son Inc
Butler's Shoe Cerp—
—
Jan
15%
16%
Jan
19 %
10%
Jar*
10%
"K:/:
19
10%
5%
/?
1,200
500
-
200
BVD
12%
fiVe Jan
Feb
4,200
A
19,000
4% Mar
;
Feb
Feb
8%
Jan
Jan
12% Mar
Jan
;
-fi" J-.
3%
2%
3%
6%
16%
16%
20 3
20
20%
1
25%
25%
25 T
7
—_I
10
700
'v ' 3 % Mar
V'.
-"'•'•2 %
•
4.600
Jan
>;
6% Mar
A
Jan
47/8
Jan
2%
9%
Jan
19 Vb
-
-
1,200
17%
•
.
2»/4
7%
Inc ——1
Co
%
3%',
2%
1
'
34,800
Jan
Jan
c
Calgary & Edmonton
California
Electric
Corp Ltd
Power
$3.00
pieferred
$2.50
:
common
preferred——.
A—
Class
•
Ltd
13%
lc
Corp
4%
50c
Industries
Inc
10c
Construction
4
it
1
50c
USA
Inc
10c
Engineering
Co
1
3%
3%
"7%
7%
10
17
;
i
3%
Jan
13
Jan
1A Jan
3%
Feb
%
Jan
6%
Jan
17
18
1,900
10%
3,600
10%
■
Campbell Machines
Bread
Canada
Canada
l
Cement
Ltd common
Co
Canadian
9%
9%
Homestead
Canadian
Husky
10%
10%
11%
9.500
3%
3%
31J
4,000
3% Jan
4A
Jan
5
4%
5
300,
4% Feb
5%
Jan
3%
3A
r»
3 id
Oils
Gas
.
,
ii
8%
8%
9
3.000
\i
%
518
518
l>'v
2.50
Ltd
Petrofina Ltd partic pfd —.10
Ltd
_
>•
9%
Minerals
10%
Feb '
Bearings
Inc
•
16%
15%
2,100
14 %
footnotes,
17
A5/b
-
International
Corp
14%
300
93/4
■.'.: 4%
'
1.700
•-
400
3/4
.
400'
14 %
:
6% Jan
Jan;
53%
Feb
2,000
16 %
Jan
10% Feb
Feb
Feb V
3,000
~
Jan
4%
Jan /
Feb.
10%
Jan,.-;
Jan
103/a
8V4 Jan///Jan
Co
19 V4
A
Jan
16%
Jan
7%
Jan
•r
.
Jan
19%
19
1
17%
16%
1
6%
86%
6
6%
1,000
84
86%
1,500
1
5.50
-—
-
450
173/4
Ltd
Carreras
Carter
Amer
(JW)
Castle
(AM)
dep
"**
1073/2 108
'
v
20y Jan
16% Mar
4%
83
>
19
Jan
Jan
6% Mar
Mar
95
107%
34
4 3/8
45/8
Jan
110
%
Jan
800
13%
13%
3%
3%
%
:h
.-.v
2.000
4%
Co
10
.
Jan
1,400 '•>
-
Corp of
Hadley
America
Power
Power &
3%--
1
._1
Corp
3.50%
Light 4%
pref
pfd
100
10o
11
■
74
—
-
Corp
convertible
Century Electric
Jan
86
18%
preferred
6
•
-;
Jan
Feb
Jan
14% Mar
1
Jan
Jan
75 V*
Feb
25
/
/
853/4
Jan
87 y2
Jan
(
173/8
Jan
19%
Feb
,•
■
30
36 »4
8%
8%
8%
4Va
4%
4%
1,000
'1%
1%
iy4
10.800
5
ll3/4
11%
2
23%
24%
lo
18%
"
«•
1*
4% Mar
Feb
120 J
%
723/2
36 3/4
*
;
;
3 3« Jan
y
7,300
18%/"
30 ./,/'..
common
Co
743/4
86 i
'7
3,300
,
'
1.700
28
Jan
30 %
Feb
50
341/4
Jan
39%
Feb
600
73,8
Jan
9
Jan
5% Mar
6 3/8
Feb
ii
Feb
1A
Jan
600
10%
Feb
13%
Jan
700
•
100
Century Geophysical
Charter Oil
Corp
Cherry-Burrell
Chief
Feb
Christiana
Jan
Chromalloy
Cinerama
1V4 Feb
1 % Mar
Corp
Chicago Rivet & Machine
Jan
8
Ltd.
Co
Consolidated
Oil
Mining
Corp
22%
Jan
24% Mar
1%
Jan
Feb
_1
Jan
_1
2%
2%
s
8,700
2%
Inc
Cable Corp
Clarostat
Manufacturing Co
Corporation
203i
59.000
12V8
Jan
203/4 Mar
16%
15%
16%
44.100
13%
Jan
17 Vb
Feb
25c
19%
19 %
20 V4
2.700
Mar
24y4
Jan
*
11 Vs
10 V4
llVa
13,500
IOV4 Mar
13%
Jan
10c
53/4
5%
6V4
4,400
4% Mar
6
7
700
612 Mar
1
67/8
5%
a
6
47/a
50
900
23/4 Feb
3%
Jan
.4
14
141/4
513/s
Jan
43/4
Feb
Club
9%
Jan
Coburn
9%
Jan
19
4% Mar
2.600
2%
23/4
3
25c
50%
50%
50c
4%
4 VB
4»/4
6,100
4
Jan
1
8%
8
8%
3,100
8
Mar
1
7
7
7%
4,900
6%
Jan
49 %
Feb
Mar
Clary
4%
3*
.6%
C
preferred
1
.20
3
-•
7%
53/4
Jan
Jan
15
300
13
Jan
14%
Feb
1.400
3 Va
Jan
3
Jan
3%
Feb
2*4
Jan
2%
2%
100
93/2
10'/a
23.000
9V2 Mar
211/2
203/4
1,800
,20 34 Mar
23
r„6% Mar
113a
9%
*
Aluminum
Credit
Jan
Jan
19
6
14%
17
Feb
6Va
5%
20%
1
4 -Va
,
3
6.600
10c
lc
Corp
Foil Corp
Development Ltd—
P
1
2.50
14%
1.500
10%
'
%
43e Mar
'
Catalin
in
*
50%
200
%
1
-
Jan
7%
,,
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%
Co—
&
'
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rets B ord_2s 6d
8%
Jan
6%
34.
6
-
6Va
334
15
Jan
1A Feb
838
63/4 Mar
7
page
13/8
5 A Mar
38.100^!
A.
•
7, 5J/a
5%
...
Jan
Feb
; : ,3,700
v"5/
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-
1
Jan
8%
12 Mar
2,200
l
see
Mar
Feb
11
)"/'2,-ioo:>^
43/410%
5
/"A
14%
Carolina Power & Light $5 preferred—*
Clark
Jan
Berkey Photo Inc
33
4%
3,300
8%
4
-
--6c
Carey Baxter & Kennedy Inc
Carnation
Jan
7/s
%
""
Corp
Jan
3 % Mat
8,100
10%
9%
■
4%
l—i'
Properties Ltd
Capital Cities Broadcasting
Capital City Products Co
10%
1,500
36,300
Inc
Mar
3,300
•
6
/
8%
8%
y
_
1
Williston
Canaveral
8 3/4 Mar
1%
1%
Co
12% Jan
10,100
1A
18
Canadian
C K
1
Instrument
10
7
l.V
Javelin
Jan
1%
Telephone of Canada
60 y4 Mar
MM.
10c
Marconi
Canadianwide
-•
16 %c
Ltd
Ltd
Industrial
Canadian
Oil
,''j
Canadian
12 %
1%
Bell
60 % Jan
27%
q
1
Canadian
9% Mar
1%
;
Jait
57%
—*
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian
Jan
500
Electronic
53
Feb
Feb
56%
Dredge & Dock Co
23 Vb
25c
Bell
Jan
250'
22%
—20
Petroleums Ltd vtc
Canadian
Mar
17
Oil
Corp
Corp
66%
*
preferred
i8
Bayview
Shoe
25% Mar
Jan
56%
Inc——1
Ltd
Co
Canada Southern
4%
•
Baruch-Foster
Corp
Corp
Feb
1
Campbell Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Circuit
Barry Wright Corp
Barton's Candy Corp
Feb
10c
————
-
18%
227s
52
u
50
—-
6 % preferred
——50
Cameo-Parkway Records Inc--; y
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1.800
12,500
63%
8
——50
-
-
Chamberlin Co of America-
preferred
13%
„
•11%'Feb
5% Feb
4 Vb Mar
;
Chemical—
Securities
For
3,600
4%
%
$1.50
Common
Watch
Jan
18%
11%
1
$1.40 series B convertible preferred-*
Inc
Baldwin-Montrose
Benrus
4%
103^
2.50
Central Securities
Bailey & Selburn Oil &
Baker Industries
Belock
5,700
153/8
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50c-
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(AS)
Jan
6%
6%
-
Jan
5 VB
6%
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Beck
10%;
*
—66%C
;
6,200
'
dep rets ord shares
3s 6d
Burnell & Co Ine——
-4.-^.250
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Barnes
Jan
Mines Ltd—
Central Maine
Town
Jan
3%
26%
9%
i.———————
Central
Bargain
Feb
7A
Jan
Jan
5
3
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Collieries Corp
8%
6%
1
Inc
%
13
3.900
18%
•
13,400
11%
1
Products
non-cum
6% Jan
7,000
16»/4
8%
10c
Inc
Corp
Steel
BarChris
13
Jan
7%
Canal-Randolph Corp
"J
-
Radio Mfg Co Inc
Banner
Jan
2 3/i Mar
22%
.
$1.30
4V4
'
10 pesos
Automatic
Oil
Jan
10 %
Feb
2% Jan
24,000
-
6 n/8
1
Automatic
Banff
63b
5,100
3
11%
343/8 Mar
4Va Jan
2,900
5%
*
Mining &
Atlas Sewing Centers
Audio Devices Inc
Convertible
13,500
1,200
Jan
600
7%
9
serial preferred
——^——10
Industries Inc—i—l
Buell
Jan
2%
li
1,000
l3/4
1%
5%
lOo
Development Corp
Baldwin
Mar
21%
25%
23%
convertible preferred
60c
6%
Feb
3% Jan
600
3
2%
33 %c
Atlas Corp option warrants
Atlas General Industlres Inc
Ayshire
10
Feb
24%
1:
S F Company——
Budget Finance Plan—
Canadian
Avis
9% Jan
8% Jan
I8V4
Jan
Feb /
39,400
.
lo
Gas Co
Atlantic Coast. Line Co
Atlantic Research Corp
Avien
30c
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Bruck Mills Ltd
Jan
103
24 % Mar
1,000
9%
13%
Jan
1%
1
;
Non-voting
2%
——10
B
Jan
33/4
101
7% Mar
£1
regis
Testing Labs
Aurora
Jan
Jan
Mar
I
Atco Chemical Industrial Products
Atico Financial Corp
-
6%
11%
30c
common—
preferred
Bruce
Jan
26
^
-
Jan
100 %
40c
•
12
Jan
963/4
27,700
Inc
deposit rets
Associated
'
28%
Feb
13
3%
7% Mar
/.fe
99
14,700
-
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Atlas
6 ii
11%
1
16% Jan
20% Mar
pfd_100
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-
,.
Mar
800
241/4
Corp Ltd
Baby Services
f Astrex Inc
10
1
Associated
Jan
,
3%
8%
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Associated
.
275a Jan
8 3%
Jan
25Vi Mar
4% Mar
Jan
3
233/4 :
2.50
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Oil
American
618
1,400
10%
Jan
Feb
14%
Jan
12%
3%
7%
warrants
Electronics
Asamera
3% ;
50o
Power
11%
'
300
.
98%
100
Louisiana Gas Co
Arkansas
Armour
Mar
73/8
/:■
3% Mar
400
98%
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1
—
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>
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5%
4% Jan
•:
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1
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-
15,300
20%
"
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Argus Inc
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8% Jan
750
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>
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,
42
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American Seal-Kap Corp of Del2 V
American Thread 5%
preferred
5
-
300
181/4
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2%. Jan
4,100
Jan
~
Jan
800
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4%
1
A
American
-■
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18%
9%
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20
Jan
Jan
3
.
9 Vb
6 Vb
class
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27%
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53/4
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.
5%
5,600
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52
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Mar
4
200
3
3
50o
-
27%
American
£1
American
25
25c
Brown
6% Jan
;
Jan
44 % Mar
2,900
Feb
5% Mar
Ltd—
shares
American
68,500
9 v4
24%
2
2% Mar
Jan
Ltd—
Co
Company
Burma
Israeli
American
4
9 %
Jan
1% Jan
16%
Jan
Feb
6%
,3% Man'
400
4%
89
Jan
5%
7,700
443/4
;
843/4
7,200
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1% Mar
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3%
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American-Internatl
400
88 Vs
.43/8
1
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500
Jan
7% Jan
1$
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Jan
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1,300;
24%
'
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Feb
5%
4
f;
20
Book
American
143/a
8%
8,200
1,200
10% Mar
iy4
1 f.
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American
Feb
88 »/a
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1
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9%
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3%
>
3,200
2%
18 %
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90
.
■
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Aluminum
Amco
"53/4
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11
3%
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10s
registered
Power
British Petroleum
Jan
700
8%
10%
10%
3 '
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Unlimited Inc..
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.
8Ve
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1%
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3%
Mar
9
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...—10
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Jan
24%
5% Mar
13
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Jan
7 % Mar
7%
Pictures Corp common__l
convertible preferred-
Feb
3
Mar
2
.
5J/a%
8%
____1
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5% Jan
-
3,700
■:
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1% Jan
Feb
11,100
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Jan
81 %
2,200
15
7%
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4% Mar
"
4,600
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22%
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4,100
3,100
53/4
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6%
21%
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21/4
5%
7%
400
~5%
Feb
2%
53/4
1
6,700
21%
Jan
7 »/8
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc
Alleghany Corp
Jan
Jan
Feb
~5%
93 y2
275
5'/a
28%
%
(H C) Co common—
prior preferred—100
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1.50
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Borne Chemical
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56
m 5
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24% Mar
3%
7%
Jan
2%
5%
10c
1
Jan
2%
700
63/4
15 Vb Mar
rets American shs__
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9V4
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5,200
"
6%
—
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Properties
v
1%
8
89%
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Mar
2%
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-
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4V4
1%
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A
100
2,300
4%
26
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Feb
68
%
4 3/8
2,700
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4
300
4%
/
63%
4%
2%
Jan
16
93-
13%
»
2%
26
Bowling Corp
15%
91%
-———I/
2%
600
15%
—————/-lOO:,.
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1,400
*
Blossman Hydratane Gas Inc
■4% Jan
12 3/4 Mar
Jan
4y»
1,200
4%
4%
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8%
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Class
Range Since Jan. ir 1963
'
.73/4
57% Feb
.
•3% Mar,
10%
1,300
12%
93
preferred—100
preferred■ 1-—
Jan
High
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Corp
Bloomfield
Jan
.
''
■.
Jan
7%
3V4
•
Feb
45% Jan
700
3%
3%
11%
11%
4%
*
4.20%
Power
;
1
A
Jan
11%
Feb
47/s Mar
2%!
5.500
56
4%
//
Shares /
(The)
Corp
Birdsboro
Sales
,
for Week
*
1
Bickford's Inc
'■>' 43/4 Mar
Jan
93/4
'■!
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-
Inc
:
Mar'
-
27/s
Jan
1%
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Frocks
Berkshire
Bohack
1.
10c /■:
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&
Alaska Airlines
21,700
2%
Alan Wood Steel
'5%.
100
5%
2%
4%
Airport Parking
Class
10 %
.'3.
900
10%
2% Mar
;K;j:||/'iJan v'
2,400
2%
Techniques Inc
Alabama
3%
3%
5%
Manufacturing Co
! Aid Investment
3%
Corp.————10c
Inc
1
Corp
1
Dynamics
Aerojet-General
Aeronca
2% Jan
300
8,ioo
3%
3'/4
Inc
Co
Plastics
Aero-Flow
;
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25c
1
10
Products
Precision
Acme
.'
i%
;
Construction Corp
common
Acme
Admiral
10c
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Missiles &
Acme
2%
i»/4
1%
High
Low
High
2%
.
/> Range
of Prices'
,
Week'4
Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
y%y
1,1963
Range Since Jan.
Shares
.
Low
Par
-
Friday
^S T O C
for Week
-
of Prices
.
Rangerfor ^ck Ending March 22.
Sales
■
.
Range
Last
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange itself and is intended to include every security whether
stock or bond in which any dealings have occurred during the current year,
:
3
Mar
Jan
10 Vb Mar
23
Mar
Number, 62.49
.Volume.. 19T
«
••
The •"Commercial and Financial'Chronicle
,
(I243X -31"
AMERICAN STOCK: .EXCHANGE
Friday
SIOCKV
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
:
Sale Price
Colonial Corp of • America——^—.
Colonial Sand
Stone Co___j,-_.
Co——J—'
Commercial Metals
Low
lr
Inc—
27 a
-50c
19V 4
1
Shares
High
LOW
4
4.000
3.400
13%. Jan
5
1%
41-14
300
-.1%
41
-25c
2%
2V4
-
4%
4%
5
4%
23
22%
20c
1.600
.10
Feb
Falcon Seaboard
Jan
Famous Artists Schools
Fairmont Chemical Co—
46 vZ Feb
r
4 J/4
5%
3% Jan
5
Federated
Jan
4 V4
8%
4%
143/8.Jan;
•
,
814
.4% Feb
21% Jan
Jan
lil
14
83/4
12
14.300
1%
1%
114
1.000
7'14
7%
7%
Engineering,...!
83a
100
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7
.
Feb
10%
Jan
;
2%
:
Jan
8%
,
Feb
•.Warrants
Corp-—
—I
Continental Connector Corp cl A.
.50c
Continental Materials Corp——10c
Cook; Paint & Varnish Co--———-15
Inc
Cooper-Jarrett
—
—
5%
5%
714
5% Jaii
800
14
71/2
7,000
100
•
7
Jan
%
17%
I
17%
300
17% Jan
6%
.
614
600
5% Jan
614
;
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5% Feb
8% Jan
/14 Jan
18%: Feb
714 Jan
Corby (H) Distilling Ltd cl A voting—*
Class B- non-voting—
15%
21%/21%
$1- preferred class A———————_*
Beverage Corp
1.50
Bottling Co of New England
100
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20
Cox
receipts
Instruments
5%
7%
7%
5%
600
7%
:.
2.800
51%
2114
Jan
Corp^L-^-.——f—.1
8%
50c
-2%
—3
1
37 J/4
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.
8%
800
2%
20.700
371/4
4.500
2%
36
41/8
Corp——————,25c
2.14
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Crown Central Petroleum (Md)..5
Crown. Drugr Co*—i---——25c"
Crystal Oil & Land Co
10c
Cubic Corporation..-——_————*
4%
2%>
6%
~3%
100
2%
1.700
314
3%13V/t. 13%
13 J/8
2%
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9%
5%
500
9%
12,100
:i
8
.
•
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50c
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2%
14%
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-
15% Mar
6%
8% Mar
Jan
12%
13%
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14% Feb
■
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414
33
10%
1.400
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5.100
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3
2414
dep rets ord reg
—
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5%
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4.600
2414
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11.600
10%
2,900
18
800
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8%
•
4A
100
;
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Jan
27 %
Feb
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2%
3.500
2%
121/4
4,300
11%
13%
Inc
17%
93/a
*
1614
1614
12%
13.300
Gray
Manufacturing
American
Great
Basins
Lakes
Bowling
Lakes
Western
Jan
1114
6%
Feb
2%
Jan
Jan
2.200
12%
Jan
13%
38%
125
35%
Jan
41
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Jan
Jan
8
7% Jan
8%
600
36%
36%
3614
3.400
17J/4
17 %
17%
12.300
1514
Feb
18%
14%
6
Jan
16
1.300
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7
Jan
414
Jan
3%
4
900
2%
34%
•2,100
21/a
2%
2%
3.200
Dynalectron i Corp
1.600
/
9
36 % Mar
500
33%
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■
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1
2%
1
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1.600
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22
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1
5%
4%
21
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2
1
4%
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Manufacturing Co
;
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900
Jan
For
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footnotes,
see page
47
6% Mar
lO'/a
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18 V%
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25% Mar
9%
1%
2,100
1%
11%
12
l3/8
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,
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375
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12
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12
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10
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900
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5,200
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17%
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23
14%
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11
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214
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10
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17% Mar
22 Va
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2%
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10% Mar
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4%
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3
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9%
500
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23 74
2,000
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33% Feb
4% Mar
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24,500
1
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3%
60,300
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26%
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25
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900
200
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34% Jan
2% Feb
37% Mar
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14% Mar
12%
,
2%
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2%
3% Jan
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6%
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1
1
32%
31%
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3.100
26%
Jan
34%
Feb
34%
3314
35%
3,400
30%
Feb
36%
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2%
2%
4%
2%
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16%
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500
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8% Jan
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700
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414
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—
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400
7%
6%
13%
7
7,500
714
2% Jan
Feb
3% Jan
3%
414
———-—*
Industries
:
2
42 /
2%
42
Harvey Radio Co Tnc——4——1
Harvey's Stores class A————1
Feb
Jan
Hastings Mfg Co
.——2
73/a
2%
6%
Industries
Inc——-—.—-10c
%
34
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Hazel
Bishop
Inc—————10c '.
National
5/ / /;;
514
Kosher Foods Inc,50c
Hecla
Heinicke Instruments
Mining Co——————25c
Co
16%
1% Feb
Helena
6%
Jan
Hell-Coil Corp
16%
*
,
-
Feb
Rubenstein
33/s Jan:
414
Jan
Feb
4
1,900
514
Jan
Feb
414
5
•
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5%
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15%
6% Mar
10.100
8%
14
Jan
13% Jan
Jan
614
Mar
5
Feb
6
Jan
Jan
16
———
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15
714
33%
7%
7%
1.400
*
31%
33%
2,100
277/s
Jan
34%
Jan
-*
1
Inc
27%
27
28%
3,600
26 Vb
Jan
3014
Feb
5% Jan
14% Jan
5
1,500
Feb
25 Yb
7
4%:
78
4%. Jan
.
Jan
Hercules Gallon Products Inc
Feb
-
'
4% Mar
700
.
i/ZtlQ'/.:'. ;7 98
-4 11.7
47
514 Jan
3% Jan
•
1% Jan
1.200
:
3
Jan
5%
105
?
Mar
47
2
1% Feb
3.300
5
4%
500
5
,
i4%
Mar
'
Jan
7%
•
i.
4
■
7%
10%
113/4
2%
—
2%
Hilton
Jan
374
4
-
300
::7,.7: 7% Mar
414
9%
614 Mar
Jan
•
—
Jan
107
76
—
Jan
80
Jan
Jan
13%
Feb
Feb
15%
Jan
Feb
914
12
13%
414
I2sa
13%
3,800
414
2,000
314
1414
814
614
13%
1414
814
*614
1314
'
*
-
13
600
Jan
4%
100
133/4
Jan
14%
3,500
6%
Jan
9%
Feb
-100
5%
Jan
7%
Feb
Jan
13%
Jan
Jan
•7%
Feb
3% Jan
5»/8
Feb
1114 Mar
"
:
214
Jan
•"'': 414 Feb
I
1,200
Jan
2% Jan
Jan
9%
Jan
Feb
4%
Jan
A Mar
13
Jan
1%
7%
1,100
/7 "7 /
2%
7,000
2%
%
24%
1%
A ;
2414 25 ¥4
114
1%
200
5 '
36
31
1314
11%
4%
5
3514 3614
30% 31%
1314 '13%
1,400
11%
11%
1114
11 %
40c
—
InC————25c
.
.
5
50c
.
*"
Group Inc,——
-1
Home Oil Co Ltd class A———*
*
..
11%,
Feb
7% Jan
6% Mar
2%
Corp.—
Home Finance
Class B
13
1%
Gold Mines
Corporation
-
7%
International
Hofmann Industries
'
200
3,800
7%
Holly Stores Inc—_—————1
Holophane Co
—————*
Holyoke Shares Inc———
5
6%
5Q0
4,800
'
i
1%
Jan
Jan
63/4
Hoffman
614
6%
~
2.50
914
2,600
7'i
—
,
Jan
102
20
10214 103%
common———1
-
Holly
Jan
.4%
& Co Inc
A
Hollinger Consol
Feb
—
>.
(R)
Class
Jan
6%
814
/
614
Jan
2y8
3%
6%
z
Hoe
—
"warrants"—,——
4%
200
3%
/•::
Hotels
414
9.600
-
preferred———10
Supermarkets Inc
50c
Hill's
2% Jan
•77574 Jan
3% Mar
3%
13%
10c
5%'. convertible
Feb
.
200
/
Jan
3%: Jan
:
4414 Jan
50
4%
—
__
Higbie Manufacturing Co
1
Highway Trailer Ind Inc————1.25
6%
4% Mar
5
?11
__
„
Payne Inc——
—10c
Henderson's Portion Pak Inc———1
Helmerich &
6%
Mar
21
Heller (W E) & Co 5%% pfd
100
4%
preferred
————100
•
A'"#
1%
34.
3% Mar
7% Jan
-
84,600
17%
Light new—
Jan
4% Jan
w
2%,
-'/.a.//. //
v
1
U
'
Jan
12% Mar
-i—1
Espey Mfg & Electronics...
Esquire; ■ Inc——.i—-
2,600
"•914 Jatt
Feb
•
common
H
14%
^
•15
7
,
'.
102% 102%
3 %
1
—————
29%
7% Mar
Inc—1
Coatings
Inc
Hebrew
-•
ERT. Corp
5% Jan
9,000
15%
—-—30
Industries
16914
Jan
7 3% Mar
;
5%
2
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common.
1
/ 6%
cumulative 1st preferred
—10
:
2%
14,100
*
•
preferred————I
11,400
6%
lo'.-v
common—60c
Corp
Industries
Jan
Jan
1,800
514
5%
214 Mar
Jan
5% Mai-
900
53/a
—
'
6.400
4%
12%
Electric
Jan
714 Jan
1% Jan-
Jan
25% Mar
Jan
10
300
16
3%
Equity Corp comihon——7--—.*—
•
m*:
3%
1
Corp__
Inc
&
Gulton Industries
Mar
5%
% Jan
5%, ;5%
i2y»
Empire District
600
',
7
3%
Emenee.Corp
2
9
Jan
9
182
1.800
12%
—.
3%
Jan
1.400
1
.
Corp
10c
Electronic Communications
1
Electronic Research Associates Inc..10c
America..—
91%
Feb
43
Jan
19%
12%
'
%
16
Electronic Assistance
Electronics Corp of
El-Tronics Inc
31% Mar
19%
.Hall;Lamp• Co——-—*--2 • ••/ *•*.&
Hardeman (Paul) Inc
25c
14%
Ham Corporation
1
7%
Harnischfeger Corp
10
Hart field Stores Inc—
1
6%
165
11%
5%
77/
-
13% Mar
Jan
9%
14%
H & B American Corp———-—10c
175% Mar
%
•
—
—-
Jan
Jan
Mar
'
3%
Jan
»
*
//•:/.
Electrographic Corp
l
10%
30%
5% Jan
34% Mp.r
7V8 Mar
6.400
2514
■
700
5%
_7% Jan
2% Mar
39%
6.700
43/t
1
—1 7 •■
2 7-
7,400
31%
7%
:
2%';: 3%
11%
10c
Land
States
Gulf
Feb
40%
6% Mar
31% Jan
2% Jan
100
7%
40%
7%
./__•-
20c
Ltd
Jan
6% Mar
12
50c
Chemical
American
Harvard
<——
13%
1%
13$:
•
,
1
Corp
(The)
Gulf
Hartfield
series B
■•
Edo :..Corporation_^———/.Ji %•
Elder-Peel
Feb
3%
91%
--
Company —-—1 v
Products
5
Industries
Guerdon
■
series A-.
34%
11%
—
$7 preferred
$6 preferred
Mar
30% Mar
—
•
Jan
.3%
Feb
41/2
341/a
common
5%
Feb
10c
Inc
Co
Producers
Feb
4%
Duval Sulphur & Potash Co———.—*
Eastern States Corp
Jan
2%
20c
Co
Industries
Petroleum
Gulf
6%
—
4%
Stores
Grocery
Feb
3%
.
2% Mar
1,,560
2,200
Feb
9%
15%
19%
1%
11%
*
1
4
5
Hydraulics
Griesedieck
18% Mar
13
6%
Inc__;
3,700
314
6%
29
1
B
preferred series A
Greer
;1914Jan
13 /Mar
1214
3%
new
2%
5%
Jan
Feb
13%
Jan
17%
6%
Freightways
5%
:
..
~1
Inc—,—
Chemical
Great
Feb
16% Jan
3%
Eastern Can Co class A
2,600
Co——16% '
Manufacturing
Great
1,600
15c
Eastern
Feb
Jan
5%
29%
4c
class
Jan
37%
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—
American dep rets ord reg—.—.10s
Duraloy (The)
...—1
Eastern Co
180
16%
Jan
1614
;
1
„
Jan
16%
3
6//,
—1
Jewelry class A—
Corporation
Gorham
Feb
16
7.50
32.50
Eastern Air Devices Inc-
Feb
Jan
Mar
159
50:
———4———*
Jan
4%
Jan
10'/a
400
5
'E
13
1214
.
5%
Co—
1%
Jan
13
Co Ltd
Corp
714 Feb
16%
Mai-
13,000
3114
Corp—1;,
class A n v
com
1%
3%
•
Feb
11%
10
'■■■'. •/
Dorsey -(The) Corp-4-*.—,7——1
Dr a per: Corp-.
Drilling '&> Exploration Co——.
—1
Test
10%
2%
v
133%
rets ord registered—£1
Goodway Printing Co
Gordon
z/7//
Duro
5%
*
//
Goodman
% Jan
% Feb 7
2V4
12%
Drug Pair-Community Drug
•
13% Mar
100
--.t/
Gloray Knitting Mills Inc——1
Gluckin (Wm) Co Ltd
£1
Gobel (Adolf) Inc.
—.—1
Goldfield Consolidated Mines——1
Feb
'
4^ Jan
*
Driver Harris Co.—.
Jan
Feb
l3/8 Feb
Feb
7%
Jan
11%
•
preferred——,—
77/
3%
10%
5% Jan
1,300
161%
Feb
Jan
Hf
Feb
5,400
„
13%
:
160
5%
Globe Security Systems————---—-*
Mar
12%
A Mar
-
11%
stock
——-
Feb
18
•
9% Mar
:
—
Glenmore Distilleries
Feb
150
Jan
2%
400
ii
11%
Dominion Textile Co Ltd.——.—*
Dorr-Oliver Inc common.
13
5%
Glass Tite Industries Inc
Jan
23 ya
Jan
-.
121/4
2lA
Chemical
6%
10%
3
Jan
'
—
Development
Gilbert (AC)
Jan
7%
Jan
11
3,600
■v?:/-.;
•■
3
4^r
—
Dominion
1.500
14%
10%
214
Co common
Power
Gilchrist Co
Mar
11%
7% Mar
8% Jan
5% Jan
3,600
2.100
'4
33
142% Jan
%
——10a
Dominion Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion Steel & Coal ord
6%
13%
160
;
Giant
6% Mai-
Jan
10% Mar
30
13%
2%:
10
Petroleum Ltd
8
76% Jan'
Jan
5% Jan
18% Jan
TIt
Diversey Corp—
—1
Dixllyn Corp class A convertible-4
Dome
600
1
■//
13%
14%
200
%
6%
1
Giant Yellowknife Mines Ltd,^
Distillers Co Ltd—?>.
/•: Amer
£
Jan
1,900
25%
;
%
2%
30
1,700
5%
13
■?'
60
5oo
714
:
U
13%
:
7
11
24%
34
•
"
Jan
5% Jan
1.300
1.500
22%
51'8
%
1% Jan
414 Jan
600
10%
10%
10c
1st preferred———
3%
10%
14%-:
.
—————-1
——————1
*
—*;
Giannini/.Controls Corp————50c
Jan
150
5%
1
4%
'•
7%
11
_25c
com
3,800
3
1 S3
2.50
Great
Supermkts
17
10
.
—
Great
1%
Quality
Jan
714-Mar
-
4% Jan
—10c
GeneralFireproofing--—-5
General Foam Corp
1
General Gas Corp
——2.50
General Plywood Corporation
1
5% Mar
Feb
4%
.; 7148
73/a
1
Jan
2%
900
j
33
20%
150
414
9.300
6% ,?.7
22
1
9.100
610
/J
10%
vi-
■
1%
*i
6
—
Dielectric Products Engineering Co Inc_l
Dilbert's
ll.OUd
7%
6 5/8
Company
American dep
1414 Feb
:.
Dialight Corp ——1
/
Jan
7%'
7%
Jan
Jan
Jan
11%
—1
-
5%
7
1%
211
8%
General Electric Co Ltd—
Jan
8%
-
General
General
Jan
12%
7%/Jarl'
100
General
Jan
4.300
.,
_1
Raynolds Co Inc
Feb
——100
Acceptance "warrants"—-—Alloys Cox—----w—-u--——1- / ; 2
Battery & Ceramic Corp1
814
Builders Corp—
—-l-;-' ^ 3%i
General
2% Feb
13%
20
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd——
6
61tt
Inc
preferred
General
12%
.
Manufacturing
1.200
7
-!■>
Jan
13 J/4
Denmson Mfgl class A--—5
8% debenture stock—
100
&
6%
7%
—
(The)
Gatineau
7% Jan
5%- Jan
12% Jan
1.100
814
Day Mines Inc————
;
«10c
Dayco Corp class A pref
35
D G Transit System Inq cl A com—20c
Defiance Industries Inc class B-—1
Detroit Gasket
6%
Jart/
-iV Mar
6 Vat
Feb
414 Jan
/
Jan
3
400
2%
8
—.50c
2.50
Detroit IndustrialProducts
26% Jan
1A
2
—25c
Genung's- Incorporated
Desilu Productions Inc_.
Feb
10.100
24,100
il—.1.
j—,
Georgia Power $5 preferred—
$4.60 preferred • —
——
——
22%
1%
-2%
Jan
D
Davidson Brothers Inc
1,100
X"
1
Inc
General Stores Corp,————-1
Davega Stores Corp common
5 % preferred
25%
2 iu
J
lv
6%
——
Crystal Dairies—
Daryl Industries Inc——
2414
V/2
2
Feb
3
13 3/4
———...1
Daitch
Feb
Feb
38%
z
2% Jan
1.000
2%
5%
Curtis Manufacturing Co class A
*
Cutter-Laboratories class A common—1
/Class /B; common—
Feb
Feb
8
Jan-
2%
35% Mar
3%/Jan"
614
.
.
6%
1414
f
Friendly Frost • Inc—^-,--^-10c Fuller (Geo A) Co,---.—'^5 //
5%
Cross United
Jan
Jan
314 Jan'
Feb
8
:-
7Ar -Feb.
Crane Carrier Industries Inc (Del)
Consolidated
4%
1114
80O
Jan
6%
Feb
61a
£1
Creole Petroleum Corp—
Cresmont
J:
1.000
7.000
4%
'
5%
1
(ord reg)
5%
634
12%
—10c
Corp—
Fotochrome Inc
Jan
2214 Feb
Courtaulds Ltd—
American dep
4%
1114
1
Flying Tiger Line Inc
—,1
Ford Motor of Canada4^-j^———-^—•
Forest City Enterprises.
-—1
16Vs Jan
Jan
Jan
20% Jan'
Cott
Cott
Jan
"714.
2.500
9%
Reynolds common-.—-.—! /
Corroon &
f9%
9%
High
25%
.1
A__
Chemicals
&
Sterling
Fresnillo
.—-—i,——5.
———
1,196#
'
6Va
1
Fischer & Porter Co~,4V«—i-—»4-^.—1
Fishman (MH) Co Inc
/;
Corn Inc
Lev
.
4%
First National Realty & Construction
Corp common.
u—.^lOc
60c convertible preferred—
—.8
"
Continental Commercial
.
Feb
.1
Jan
Plastics
class
Filmways Inc
Financial Genera): Corp—
Mar
4%
Jan
■V 3/4 Mar,
1% Mar
.
800/
Fields
5% Mar
23
,v.3%^anv:
4,100
Range Since Jan.
High
12%
2C,
2% Mar
5,300
1.800
23
——1
—w-
Drilling Co—„ -1.50
4% Mar
10c
*'•<:.
Feo
16.900
10% ,11%
LOW
/; {?■■■■.
;■
:k•!'(■ h\%-V^'
rf
Jan
18%
114
,41,. Mar
Construction Products class A——1
&
22%
Jan
1%
Par
Felmont Petroleum
Consol Diesel Electric Corp.—
10c'
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Ltd
*
/<?•■'• :7 -'J
Shares
Fanny Farmer Candy Shops Inc..
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd—„
Farga Oils Ltd-^—
5
>
of Prices
;r.5%
.
Jan
.
2.200
214
—50c
Continental Aviation
Sale Price
3,100
'65-1
■
4
12.500
421/2
Connelly Containers Inc
11 '/a
Sales
for Week
4% Feb
•
18% Mar
17%
Compa Shoe Machinery vtc ext to
Compudyne Corporation
Consolidated Oil & Gas Inc
Consolidated Royalty Oil
Consolidated Sun - Ray lnc>——_
3% Jan
19%
4%
T14
Range
High
4,600
IS)
.
Week's
Last
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
1614
17
Centers Inc_ -10c
--10
Service
2.
:;.sr/;•/ '/
Friday
8TOCK S
for Week
314
.—5
Community Discount
Community Public
Range
of Prices
Par
Electronics
Cohu
(Range for Week Ended March 22)
Sales
2
1,100
56,000
19 ya
1
Jan
Feb
'
25% Mar
1% Mar
414- Mar
6%
500
32%
Jan
37 %
800
28%
Jan
31% Mar
400
1274
Jar.
1414
Jan
3,100
103/4
Jan
12
Jan
1,000 '!
103/4
Jan
.
103/.
Jan
Feb
.Tan
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(1244)
.
.
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Elided March 22}
Fridaj
of Prices
Low
y
Shares;
•
"•
<
124'
Jan
110
60
;
Jan
.
Low
Par
———7
^'Majestid 'Specialties^, Inc—-*
■;
5
Jan
23-
v
17%
700
18 & 18%
18
17%
.Mal)oiyRandall.CQrp—,----—-*..s..lOc, •
^Mangel (■Htore»V:%———'*-*l:
'17
600
a
18%'Jan
'V18% Feb
,
12%
13
2,600
31%
12 % Mar
2%
2%
13,500
2%
4%
4%
.
'
-700
22%
13%
Jan
3,600
12% Mar /
143/4
Jan )
'
.3%rr 3%:
5%
19%
.'
3%
-
6%
■
Feb ' :
Maryland ! Cup. X^irpi—-!■
a*——*-*1 (,
•
313/a
12%
Massey'tFerguson: Ltd*.——
— Mauie
Industries' Inc—*i.A-i-L—--3'.'(
/'"lifcCrbfy ?:Corp'Vpafrantsi**jiiiiA^—
McCulloch- Oil, Corpl"——i
4—-150C V:
-
-
-J.-**.——*—--—1
5
Insurance Co of. North America
International Products
92
88%
500
3%
1,300
13%
2,400
*1%
4%
4%
5%
: 6%
1%
3%
3J%
84
Irving Air Chute—*-———(*—**—*1 a
Israel-American Oil Corp..——100
.
26
3,400
11
Factors
if;'
1%-
29%
"
Jan
11%
Feb
2,400
13,400
::'il^;;Jan.(.
,/35%,' Feb *
/12% Mar
•
4% Jan
•
4 %
"
Feb
~
60.600
63/4
t
l5/8 Mar
Jan
2 % Jan
.22% Jan
12'
Jan
13,200
43/8
Jan
;\6% Feb
800
20%
Jan
24% Mar
200
%
Jan
%
Jan
4%'Jan
5%
Feb
'6
5%
24
24»/8
5
_—
*47% Heb/
;
Feb
^
'
*'
,' 100
12%
123/4
1,600
3%
3%
15,500
3,800
13
13
125/8
"
83/a •
8%
Jan
Jan
113/s
Jan
700
10%
10
10%
14%
14%
800
20 Vs
.5
7%
7,300
14%
■v*^-'(•
•'L-c
-
20 %
20 %
6%.
6%.
,
•
100
-
/
Mar
13 Y*
—1
Jefferson Lake Petrochemicals—4—1.
Series B warrants..*—-**————-a,'
Jefferson
Asbestos
Lake
Corp
,
'
*
.(The)——**—*-,***--750' /-H
Jupiter Corp
8
7% '-1
-
15.%
Jan
8% Mar
5%
1,500
4,pff Jan
2A
5,400
lii
20%
6% Mar
-
600
4
1(100,
33
3?%
7%
•
.
,33A Mar
31% Jan
.
~-150
7% ;\
•
1,000
/"
43/3
33
7 '{a Mai- •
2%
4%
1,400
3<800
2% Mar
4%
5
-
13%
400
'
50"
-300"
Mar
>
v
/
;
102
I04'
Jan
Jan
L
22% Feb
1,600
11,200
,
•
.
12% Jan
"
*
103% 103%
23% 23%
53%
5%
•■■
4%
5
'
5%
4%
24%
Jan
4%
Jan
Jan
:«%; Feb
*
00/
72
'5%
r. iV-JanA"
^23:%^5%/-/i-"9;70bt/
Feb
22
.6%
10
96%
109;90b-
96%
^
.
Morse
Mt
-
Electro
Clemens
-;-T%'Mar;t1'/ ,*2
-
-
70
94
Jan
6%
155.:Jari
33/8
33/a
6
,
6%
164
3% Mar
500
5'/a
6%
500
14% :
700-
6%
14%
14%
Mountain States Tel &. Tel--——~~12.50
28%
28%
103/4
10%
29
53/8
3"%
Jan
Jan
Jan
,,:,6%Mar -,/:i5'/:Mat-
-13" '• Jan
aSO 'a,; Jah /
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2,400"
;
Mar
43/8
7% Feb
Feb
37/a Jan
2.50
Vernon Mills Inc.
Jan
900
___—
Mount
'
'
3%
6
1
preferred
4
Mt ' Diablo. Company;.*—.-—-*...-.--1
3'A' Jan"
-v
104% Mar '
100% Feb /
101%
25c
common
Jari
96% Mat
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,
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,
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Montgomery Ward 8c Co class A
:
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--;^%4Feb#r'>Il%r/Jan
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Monogram Precision' Industries-—1
Monongahela Power'Co-a*
11-41
»4.40.%» preferred/^■!(-———-1-***—100
'4.80%> preferred series B--——4*100
M Feb
V.
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t
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8%
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4.
;
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900
3%
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f
4,500
4%
2iV
4%
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10%
5
2i'o
2%
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Jetronic
8%
13
.
Jan
10
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.
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/
33/4 Mar
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8%
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4
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,
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50c
—
5
3%
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5%
j
9%
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v.
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1,500
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Jeannette Glass Co—
—-1'
Jefferson Construction C0444444---4-I ;■1
Feb
-
28(600
1%
12% Feb
28.% Feb
(.
Jan
27%
19%
5%
4Vi%: convertible preferred—
50
Milo Electronics • Oorp—-—
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Mining ^Corp pf: Cahadaili—-*———'»
Minnesota Power & Light 5 % pfd—100
Mirro Aluminum Company—
10c
'
Jan
86% Jan
.
i
Jan
11%
3%
Jan
3% Mar
Jan
20V2, Jan",
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1,100
195,900
Mill
1% Jan
15%
'/7% Jan
10%
:
24%
:—10c
Midwest Investment Co..
Midwestern Financial Corp
:
*v7% iJahf)'
.
-
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9% !Jan
.
Feb
5% Feb
8%
Mar
84
10
■; -i—■;
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25
>
1% Jan
4%
;!2
'
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6
10%
200
84
10%
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.
&
Microwave Associates
>5% Feb34%" Mar -
,
7% Feb
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13%
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13
(
2,100
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1%
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800
8 Va
6%
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Feb
4% Feb
2:%- Jan
4,000
5%
7%
101%
31
:
187«
19
—-1
1
Inc_.
Mid-West Abrasive
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Jan
3% Jan
600
$ 32%*
Jan
9% Feb
93%
1,400
4%
4%
32
>1
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Michigan Chemical Corp.
1
Michigan Sugar Co common.—<
1
6%;preferred.-*——....-.-'-10
'
10
5%
5% Mar
Janr
3% Jan *
12
~4%'
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10% Feb;, ;
;92 ,"'J;Mai,;';:
'Jan
30
3%
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Miami
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Jan
3%
13%
77/$
Company*..-*.**———33 %c
Property Builders Inc—10c
(N V) cl A—_5
—1
Iowa Public Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Ipco Hospital Supply Corp———1 • '
8%
3%
,
—*—1
Investors Funding Corp
Investors Royalty
1,400
.3%
4%-
•
~9%
91%
4%
————5
International. Stretch ..Products
:
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■31%'
t 33%
32
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14% Jan '
-
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13
'/A^Mbr-.
Jan
41% Jan.;
37% Mar
29.500
"8%
<
4-
8 %
'
4.800
13%
47/a Jan
;
8% Jan
99
Inc ——-—1
Corp
—*1 y.
/International Oil 8c Gas Corp-*-—**1>
international Holdings
38%
97%
-4
(international Breweries
7% Jan
13
,
'.VV-t-Jaii.r
V
8,900
27%
'
—1
Merchants Refrigerating Co
/
4% Jan
37%
.,
Inland Homes Corp
300
2,900
,
Jan
Jan
4,100
6%-
.
30%
33%
:
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4%
26y8
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Mead Johnson" & Co—.—
8%
Jan
/
19% Mar
6%
4%
•22 %
?
bp/'-
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4%
&ya
26 %
*
8
3,400
4,700
i
&
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Jan >;
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I'M C Magnetics Corp
__33V3C
4'%
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American dep rets ord reg———>£1'
8%. >
Imperial Oil (Canada)
.:'38%
Imperial Tobacco ^ of Canada-————5 -y 13
'
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland—£1
—
v,
Independent Telephone Corp
1
9
Indianapolis Pwr 8c Light 4% pfd—100
Indus Electronic Hardware Corp
50c
Industrial Plywood Co Inc
—25c
Inland Credit Corp class'-A——*—***l
- i*<
20% V
J.3% Mar
~
5%-: Jan.—'
7%-Jan-X
■
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900
2Q
&
:
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19%
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1,100
l4>/2. Jan'i'
i
•
4%Mar«'
5% Jan •>
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7,100
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High
21 % Mar /
12%
20%
7 \ ~~
^
~
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600
•
"0 Mansfield Tire ;&s RubberAl—.ui..*2*50,.
MarcQnilntemational 'Marine.'1
Co Ltd t*—....——£1
Marlene Industries Corp—.
10c
•
Jan
26%
,
■
.Jan:
2,900
^
96% Feb '
"Jan
29%
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i..32-A;.4Feb'l.5% Feb •;
Jan
4%
700
5%
*.
28
2P01
-
,
27%
19%;
v
32
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-
Hygrade Food Prod.ucts—————***~5
21%
31%
; Horn&r Hardarteommxn.——;—**—*'7;/ 20%"
a 5%
preferred -a——-—".*————100
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Hoskins (The) Mfg Co.*—a*—**—2.50-7?: ^
Howell Electric Motors Co.—*—_*—1„
Hubbell (Harvey),Inc class A com
5
18
.Class B common'^,
—1—„*-5' /;> 17%
Hudson as' Manhattan Corp class A*-10. * 28
Hudson Vitamin Products Inc*,*,—
1
13
Hycon Manufacturing, po.—*,*--**10y'/>A': 2%
Hydromatics Inc
—1
4%
Hydrometals Inc -"J_——**—*———2.50
5%.
20%
Range Since Jan, 1,1963
High
-
21%
-
/
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21V2
•
21%
13 k
-^laine. Public -Service.*
t'';34%;Peb"^:
"
of Price's
Sale Price
High
Jan
28
Sales
/
/-•.Range;'/,,., for Week
?
...
American Stock Exchange
i9G3*
Range Since Jan.T,
/
250
31
113% 114
114
'
High
30 y4
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for Week
Range. :
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Hormel (Geo A) & Co..——***—**7.50:.
Horn 8c Hardart Baking Co
*
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Sales'
"Week's-
;
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"
'•
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Movielab Inc
■
—450c
Kansas.Gas & Electric 4%% pfd—100
Katz Drug Company...——*—.1
Kaufman Ac Broad Bldg Co
—_—.1
Kavanau Corp 4—
:———
—1
Kawecki Chemical Co*——
_—25c
Kay- Jewelry Stores Inc—*_**——***-1
&
6%
6*%
1%
1,800
3%
14%
24%
7%
7%
2,900
20%
21%
7
13%
13%
-10% Jan
4,300
13,900
21%
„■<■
13%
21%
Kijembe Copper Cobalt Ltd*l4444*
1
Kin-Ark Oif Company—,*—.
10c
Kingsford Company
J—.—1.25
2li
2%
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7
Mar
12
Jan
VA
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8
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4%
4%
4%
-
-
200
5
15
2% "Jan
1% Feb
1,700
■
1,600
1
9,800
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Inc—
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4—-10c
;
;
-
4
l47/a
;
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Jan
l
1% Jan '
Mar
'■'..Nac.hhian;r Corp/
5
---****—
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1
14%
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—2.50
12%
(H L) Inc_—44-——44425C
4%
Knott Hotels Corp.*.*——*.——**—57 a.;— ■; -
14%
14%
Kleinert
12%
Jan
19%
% Mar
A
2% Jan
33/4
Jan
Kostin Corp
Corp class A———1
11%
11%
■
Kratter
(The)
Kropp (The) Forge Co
33%c
Kulka Smith Electronics Corp—10c
^
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14 «•' Feb
Jan
4%
Jan
5%
5
;
5
-•
.
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1.300
2
17%
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15%
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300
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1%: Jan
.2%
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5%
Jan
■:
4V2
Jan
,
Casket
Company
National Company Inc.
National
Electric
National
,
,
11%
,
23/8
1
Lakey Foundry Corp—4—4—4-1;
23/8
/
Lamb Industries—.444——-—4—*3
33/8
Lake
Shore
Lamson
Mines
Corp
Ltd.——44—4-4I
of Delaware
Lanston
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Larchfield
10
_
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5
—4—
"
29%
17
5%
200
3%
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1,700
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6,800
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———4—1'
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Products
class
Motor
A
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5%
Jan
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Realty Corp
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4
,*
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3/8
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11
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.
100
3%
% Jan
•
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9
—
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8%
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200
135/a
Jan
-4.—44-————-4-444250..
33/a
3%
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1
1
1 %
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1
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9
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Watch Co
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—
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Gas Service—
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Louisiana Land & Exploration
30c
80%
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29%
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a
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20
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9,900
29
30
.
4%
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8%
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900
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V 4%
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a"
21%
22%
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28%
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7%
3/4
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9
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^
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12
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:
400
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Park
7ys
Jan
13
Jan
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3%
•
'
Jan
4 % Mar
2y8 Mar;
63/4
2% Jan
Jan
6»/a
1,100
Feb
123/4 % 13%
V
1,400
10%
1,200
103/4
A
2,600
28 Va Mar
5,600
12,300
93/4 Mar
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Jan
4
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&
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North
Canadian "Oils
Airlines '
Northeast'
North "Penn
13%
>
—
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2
30
30
30%
41%
7
1
;/
42
V
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4 %%
2%
5%; Jan
7% Mar
2
2,700
8%
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>
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Ltd
10% Feb
ii
Feb
1,500
2 5/8
Jan
60%
60 %
10
95
95
1S6
is/a Mar
33/8
96
Jan
92
%
6%
6%
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5% Jan
1%
2%
12,200
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11,200
..
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.
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'
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Jan
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7
26%
263/4
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20,200
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—
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;
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18% .1858 4—.200
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. ..IftYaJMar/.
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23 % Jan
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27%: Feb ^
100% Jan. Al
-
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Mar
A Jan
Vt^jan
%
6 ("8
2
A
Feb
60% Mar
57% Jan
150
Mar
;>2
Jan
3,300
3%
3
Feb
3
Jan
15/e
1
34
7% Jan
~1%
_1%
Jan
37% Jan
9,100
25/s
pfd—100
2s/a
Mar
7
Jan
Jan
11% Jan
Jan
30
8%
3
■-/Old.Towni- Corp
..
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38% Jan
Jan
433/4 Jan
31
300:
200
8%
Ltd*—*——**-25
3/4
31 Va
1% Mar.
300
•
,
2%
1
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11%
33%
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{ /1%-
Jan
Jan
% Mar
Jan"
430%, Jan
•
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1%
33
________1.25
Southern
9%
103/4
1%
33%
Novo Ipdustrial Cbrp**i*4i---*-**iu*i
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Jan
81% Mar
•
'
Rosario..3.33%
—
North
A
I
4% Jan
.9%
5,500
29%
Mining Co
Oak
;1%
3%
Feb
13% Mar
Jan
293/s
8%
•
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29%
93/a
Jan
11% A-
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Feb
13
>
8% Jan *
-
11%
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Process
Norfolk
>
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~
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11%
*
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;
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r
///•■>
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Jan
,56%
-
7.700
700
6%
y4
22% Mar
FSb
13
Co.*—-*—-*——*—1.
2
18
Jan
2,100
-
;
.5%
2,300
■
:
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483/4
.
400
4%
Jan
17% Jan
2,600 /
'
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lC% Marr;:
I43/4 Feb '
'
1% Feb
^-15%-Feb-y
9,100
23/a
.
.
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5.2CO
600
Jan
:
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3,900
52
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^7(■ :/-f-
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.
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6%
.
123/a '
2%
Northern Ind Pub Serv
7% Jan
4,300
■
•118 '
4%
Noramco
Jan
4%
70% Jan
25% Jan
ip,ooo
4%
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yv' 1% Jan; "
a 4.4
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22
2,000
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a
63/a
Noma Corp
Jan
15%
a
2% Feb
173/4 Jan
700
3%
19%
76%
' -,:L-
51%
New York &
5
300
^
113/4
.
1%
New Jersey Zinc—**_**.*—*—25c
New Mexico & Arizona Land—*—*—1
8%. Jan
9% Mar
"9%
^*7.
V1i
6%
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6% Jan
14 V*
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'
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;;
25,800
'
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12%
7*— * "■ A'
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1
Jan
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7s/o Mar
9%
8
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■■
Jan
Feb
'
6% *■
10
National Telefilm Associates——10c
New
Jan
12% Feb
23% Jan
2,500
— —
Rubber Machinery
Nestle-Le
11% Mar
lo J/a Mar
183/4
17%
'
1
2% Feb
% Jan
Feb
9% Jam
3,300
A-
"9%
1
Locke Steel Chain.—.4.—..—44—2.50
Lockwoqd Kessler & Bartlett—
Louis• Sherry
!
43,400
,
——*10'
Livingston Oil Co——
Class A
2% Mar
900
11
10%
...4
l
common
Lithium Corp of America Inc
?
300
450
6%
1
—25c
Nelly Don Inc.—
Feb
30 V4 Mar
'
■
,
3
2%
25c
———.1
——
Liberty Fabrics of N Y
4
5 % preferred
23/4
~6%
1
Ltd—
National Video Corp class A
Stores Inc
Needham Packing Co—
3% Mar
.tin
2
23/4
1
4
25% e
1
.
-
8%
7V» Mar.
....
500
.4
24%
"
73/8 .Feb
-
2,000
•
<5%
.x
6s/aJan
l3/4 Mar
3,700
8,000
A:
4ah
l3% Jap
7?
'■•!|2%;jJan 7.
-
5,100
4,900
1%
4
.2
New
Lee, Filter
.9%
7%
1
1
17% Mar
Jan
22 3/4
Machines..
Nedicks
2% Jari
4% Jan
14%
*
7%
.
National Transit Co*—*————**♦;—1
National Union Electric Corp
30c
Jan
1% Jan
Weld
National Research Corp
National Rolling Mills Co——
Feb
2Y4
,
11% Jan l
14% Jan.
900
27%
13%
Jan
83/4
7%
1
.1
National Presto Industries Inc
..
Jan
200
1,000
31/4
:
Lease Plan International
11
2% Jan
,
1,300
3%
13
16%
1
9%
a,
800
•
2%
33/a
17
4.4—4*4——4——1
Corp.——!
Corp
.2%
9% Jan ",
,
1,000
11%
,
12%
5
Lamson & Sessions Co
500
10%
23/4
.
5
Equipment Rental Ltd
National
.
A
10%
11%
2%
2%
5Va Mar
•
National
L'Aiglon, Apparel Inc.—
——1
Lafayette Radio Electronics Corp
1
2%
-1,100-
8
9
Bowl-O-Mat
National
;iv..
,
12%
75/8
2%
Corp..——1
National Brewing Co " (Mich)*—«——1
.
Feb,
400
4%
Bellas
123/4
•'
73/4
/
.
11% Mar
47,400
4
4%
——
Dehydrat & tyf.UUng._3
Hess———..1
National
Feb
14%
500
1
25c
National
v
.
2
2
,
11%
12%
15
National .Alfalfa
.
Mar/,r'|.
16% Mar
15 %
,
.Feb
400
4,100
15%
7.50
—
13
2,300
5
4%
——...
Nat Nast Inc "class A
Mar
12%
Klion
18% Mar
Namm-Loeser's Inc
^aipco^ih^ustriea ^nc*44———i—u.4—1
46
Jan223/a Mar
Feb
15%
Mar
4
500
Klein
?
N
V,
^
21' 'Jan- *
4,800
3,400
;
3
2%
2"%
A
r.
14
18,300
19 V4
18%
*
r
7 49% Jan
Jan
4
Feb
Feb
-3 ;
3% Jan
2,600
22%
20
,
53/4
33% Feb
l43/4 "Feb
;/'45' '/Jaii/
3,500
'
•
-
V9% Feb
7% Jan
.
•
,
Kingston Products
————————i
Kinney Service, Corp.—
——
-1
Hirby ^Petroleum Co
—
—1
Kirkeby-Natus 'Corp -—*-4—-——-,41
Kirkland Minerals Corp Ltd——44-441
Jan
31%
50c
*
600
Jan
2,400
1% rl%.:
1%
1%
.
Feb
1,400
14%
2%
20%
35/a
4
Jan
7,900
1,000
7%
7
10
—-**4*—-*-10
Company
11% Jan
31
~5
,
'V 31%
Muter
^
9%Jan/'
53/4 Jan
~4%" Jan
26/
Jan
-
fMuskogee"
,
15% Mar"
24% Mar'
.
13% Jan
6% Feb
■
Muske|fbn;BiSfcoi^;Ring: Co*-A*i^i*42.50;1;
.
Feb
99
Jan
98
t
—
800
3%
■
■/■:MuntzTVTnc4**4l---4——-1
i^Murray/Ohlo Mfg^o;^-AU.-i-J^4i-:2.50
Jan A".
2Vb Feb
1%
50-
99
98%
13%
23%
7 Ye
7%
6% Mar,
Jan
14,600
1%
.
—2.50
Co—
6V2
1%
99
Industries Corp—
Kaltman (D) & Company
(Walter)
50c
MFG Videotronics- class A-—*-ii**i,—1
Kaiser
■*
11
-
Movie Star Inc class A___
k
Kidde
.1
.
..
*
Voltime. 197' "vNtimber 6249
(1245)
AMERICAN^ STOCK sEXCImNGB:i<R arige for ^
Friday ,<4
Week's ;>*
% Last A; ' Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
;A:i
r
,
of Prices
,
STOCKS
Low
Pacific
Coast
Co
13%
cum
conv
6%
cum
conv
preferred
2nd
pfd
A__
Feb
Gas
&
Rodney Metals
Rogers Corp
B
Elec
Inc
American
;
dep
28%. Feb!
Roosevelt
rets
Roosevelt Field
27%
Feb
85
regis...
Jan'
Ross
25 Ve
Jan
Rowland
preferred—.25
Pacific: Industries Inc.™
'
Pacific Lighting $4.50 preferred.:
dividend
$4.40
.
3%
2
97%
*
'. $4.75* dividend preferred—.y—--—-*
$4.75
dividend
conv
.$4.36
dividend
Airlines..
Pacific Northwest Bell
Pacific
Petroleums
..Warrants.
Pacific
Teiep-.«..11
24%
—.1
LtdL
...
Power
148
148.;
96%- -96%
i 3 ¥4'
11
...
6%
25 ¥2
23% Jail
11%
6 %
10 ¥2 Mar
5%
Light 5% pfd—...100
Packer's Super Markets
'!
; __'l
Paddington Corp class A__-__-l_~:_50c
Page-Hersey Tubes
L
♦.
Pall Corp class A_.__
1
Park
Chemical
10
Mar
10
Co Ltd..
L_,
Jan
Russeks
97¥a
Jari
3%
Russ- Togs Inc class
Ry*n Consolidated, Petroleum—.
Ryerson & Haynes..s
26%
Feb
11%. Jan
Fifth
Avenue
Inc...
Mar
Jan
2 ¥4 Jan
14% Jan
2% Mar
3
Mar
Jan
8 ¥2
Jan
4% Jan
10%
Jan
12%
.
2% Jan,,
9Ve Mar
6
4% Feb
Feb
164 ¥2
'•
.
Feb
3
■'&*■
Feb
12%
Jan
13%
Jan
4% Mar
3% Mar
17
Jan
3%
).t; / "J 4
Feb
Jan
.6% Jan
Feb
3%
Jan
18%
Feb
36 ¥4
vtc__2 Bol
.1
L
__1
Company
Park Electrochemical
7
Rusco .Industries Incl
3% Feb
4% Mar
:
7% Mar
3% Mar
Inc
Jan
51% Mar
...
(C A)
Feb
102%
—
&
PAncoaStal petroleum
Pantasote Company
Maf
104 Va." Jan
95% Jan;
.3
Jah
3 ¥4
Jan
Royalite Oil
Jan
98'/s Mftr
Jan
101 ¥» Mat-
148
*■
*
1
preferred—
preferred—
Northern
Pacific
96.¥4
98 ¥2"
101% 102 ¥4
14 V* Feb
Roxbury Carpet Company.___._A.
Royal American Corp
Royah School Labs. Inc
%5%*Jan
101%
Jan
5'A Jan
3%; Jan
Inc.....
Products
89¥a
14
334
....
SS-iA-jait
99 ¥2 100'
•
preferred..
3%'Mar.
4 ¥a
Products
Jan
Jan
4% Jan
...
Roseha'u Brothers Inc
25%
1st
6 J/4 Jan
5% Jan
9%
41/ffM'ar
11%. Feb
_
Jan
.
Mar
13% Jan
ord
Feb
.
i, 1963
High
4% Jan
,2...
Inc.
27%
redeemable
Low
7
pfd F.
Raceway Inc
27 Ve
1st
Range Since Jan.
High
4% Jan
Inc
Broadcasting Inc
Royce Ltd—
Rolls
Jan
pfd',series_A—25
redefeihable
4.36%
•.
4'<s>
_
4.80%"' redeemable lst. pfeferred_Li.25
4.50% redeema"ble. 1st preferred___25
5%
'
1965—...
common..
Products
Rollins
V J^n
30 ¥2
class
Technical
Rochester
8% Mar
35
Finance
Robinson
22
Mar
22% Feb
25
—25
Pacific Coast Properties Inc—
1
Pacific Gas & Electric 6c/e
1st pfd__25
5 ¥2%
1st preferred—1
25,
•'
-5% 1st preferred-.
L_'iLL_——-L—25
57o redeemable 1st preferred..
25
5%
•
1
common
34
Sales
for Week
Shares
Valley Gas Co—
Vtc extended to Jan 3
Mar
8
Products
of Prices
Low
Hitter
Clay
Range
Sale Price
High
Rio Grande
Pacific
Week's
Last
5
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1.1963
Shares
High
Low
22)
Friday
Sales
for Week
>
$3
;;
St Lawrence Corp.Ltd
Saiem-Brosius Inc
Feb
.
San
fn Jan
5%
__.:*'
2.50
:
Milling Co Ltd
—16 pesos
San
Diego Gas .& Electric Co—^
; .:: 5r/c series preferred:
4%v«> series preferred
i4.40^V; series preferred
3% Mar
Corp "class A-_10c
Carlos
Jan
7% Mar
:_20
;'_20
-
Parker
Pen
class
Co
2
Parkersburg-Aetna
Corp
Jan
19 ¥4
Jan
1
Class B
19%
2
A
8%
Jan
Sarcee Petroleums
..
-.20
Ltd
50c
Savage Arms Corp
*
Industries (Del)
V Saxon'.Paper Corp com
\L. 6
convertible preferred
Savoy
Pato Consolidated Gold Dredge Ltd
1
Penn- Traffic Cq
.2.50
Pentron
Electronics
■
Corp...—...—..1
Sayre
Pep Boys (The)
__u
—.1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass) .20
Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co of
Long Island Inc
Circle
Corp
Perfect
Photo
Inc
Permian
Peruvian
Oils
Minerals..
Seaboard
World
•:Sealectro
'•
Airlines
1
3
25c
new common
Industries Inc.—!
...__1
Security Freehold Petroleums.!
'Seeburg (The) Corp........
cLfSeeman Bros Inc....:
.*
-
Phillips-Eckhardt Electronics.
Philips Electronics &
__1
■
Pharmaceutical
Industries .1*
5
Steel
Corp
(Del).
4
Inc.
Plastics Corp...,
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
;
7¥8
v/Shaer
107%
'Pittsburgh Railways. Co.—-L.y-L.LL_j*;
Plant
Industries
InC_—
—
Polarad^ Electronics Corp.—
'.
.50c
Rolorop.Products class 'AjLLLLLjLjLL--i
fp'olycast; '.(The )■; CorpjL^ L-ll.-L—.L2;5d
/Polyiher: Corp/class .LA--LL
it. Alexander Inc
(Del)
o
106% 107%
23%
22%
3%
:
■
8 Vs
'
.
8¥s
4%
1%.
1%
f-'
GSS Co- cl&SS-
27
Sonotorie
Corp
Penn
/
common
■
5%
.
_*
,
__1
',*%'■
£1
_50c
*
_1
...
Corp..
—1
Oil Co
12.50
...
preferred
8.33M}
ll
Colorado—
*
preferred
y:
.
v; v
Telephone Co
Puritan
Sportswear Corp
Pyle-National Co
cumulative
cumulative preference
convertible
preference
25
4.32%
Gas
cumulative
preferred
25
preferred
25
25
4.24^ cumulative preferred*...Jl.25
4.08f«
cumulative preferred.^....L-25.
Southern California Petroleum.<?orp..2
:
Southern Realty
^/ Southland
& Utilities_.._...L..l
Royalty Co...^_
.
—
Speeri-O-Print Business Machines.
1
Speedry Chemical Products class A.50c
Spencer Shoe Corp
Quality
Inc
Standard
Brands
Standard
Quebec Lithium Corp..
Quebec Power Co
Dredging Corp
$1.60
Standard Products
Standard
Radiation
Ramer
Inc class A__.
Rapid-American Corp...
Rath Packing Co
Rayette Co Inc— lL-l-L
Shares
Co
Inc.
1
....
1
1
1
Stari;ett (The) Corp common--.--LL.10c
50ct convertible preferred.
—.50c
.
Real Estate Investment
;
1
__20
f^.Stanley Aviation Corp.L..L..L..L-.10c
& Startfock /Uranium Mines Ltd-i-.LiL/.l
%/LStar1 Industries Inc class A—
Inc.
Inc..
Ramo Inc class. A
:
1
common
Corp
Standard ;Tube class B
'
Enterprises
Co
Standard-Thomson
*
Industries
Paint
convertible preferred
Standard Forgings Corp
,...1
Standard Metals Co
...........w3c
"
;
Ramco
l—
Sperry Rand Corp. warrants.—.
Sports Arena Inc
l—Ic
Importers
-""/' Stfa tham -Instruments Inc.—
Trust of America-
•
Steel Co ot
v
—1
Canada ,Ltd—...L..
,_L.'l..—..5
I f.Stcel.^Rarts. Qorp
Real
Stelma
Properties Corp of America-
.
'-"
1
Class A
Realty ..Equities Corp of N Y_;
Warrants L—-L—
-Ll-lll.
.
Reda Pump
Coi....—_-L-j.
Reeves. Broadcasting- & Devi.—-.
Reeves
Soundcraft
Inc
...—10c
Stepcn Chemical Co
Stephan (The) Company
1
50c
Sterling Aluminum Products—
5
Sterling Brewers Inc
—1
Sterling Precision Corp (Del)
10c
Stetkon (J B) CoL.
—L.L*
"
Corp
Reinsurance Investment Corp
Reis
(Robert)
y. Stop & shop Inc.
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
& Co
Struthers
-
Reliance
Insurance
2.150
Co
2.900
Remington. Arms Co Inc.—
;
Republic Foil" Inc.—...
Corp
Republic Transcon Indus Inc..
Resis' oflex
Corp....'
Restaurant
Rico
"l
2°0
Sunset
International Petrol Corp
1
/L—lIllLi
25c
Superior Window Co class A__
10c
Supermarkets Operating Co.—_____50c
Supercrete> Ltd
2.600
....
2.900
6upronics
.
Warrants
!
...
;
-
Svn»»x
series A_.„
For footnotes, see page
Corp.
^
25c
1
—-L—1
Symington Wayne Corp warrants—
Swpnee Paper Corp.
'
common.
34.
1
'
Argentine Mining Co....
Ridgeway Corp__.
Rio Algom Mines Ltd
1
__1
Stylon Corp new...
:
4
/V-^ Sanaaf Electronics Inc.._L...L.^L—lOc
700
Associates Inc.....
Corp
.
5.300
Republic Industrial
Wells
Corporation
Jan
m^n
/.
California Edison—
original
Jan
iZJll
4.487>
v,
Jan
18
'
4.56%
.
¥2
2% Mar
4.78%
preferred-
Prophet (The) Company.....
Jan
..5'
-ManufactufingL——
South Coast
¥2
__25c
...
-Soss
Jan
j A. Jan
10c
r ? Sinclair 'Venezuelan
Oil Co
-:Singer Maritffacturing Co Ltd^V
.Amef dep -rets ord registered.
v'Skylines Homes Inc class A__
Slick Airways Inc..
."
War
25
At--j._X-l2'
"SiPxmons'Bdardman Publishing—
$3. convertible preferred.!
4.LsmTpson's ■
;
1
Jan
97 ¥2
28
Southern
Progress Mfg Co Inc
83 ¥2
*
•:
Proctor-Silex Corp
Puerto Rico
Cpnada
Sinica- Automobiles—
South
.4 ¥4 %'
of
«,«/«. American deposit'receipts'..."
;
ii¥4"n' %
....
of
_i
—
n,.
Mines Ltd—
Service
♦
12.50
.100.
Sil'vra'y Lighting Inc.._.l_ll__
5%' : "5%
•12:."'. .-12%
....
Public
5
L%Clas's'
Prentice-Hall 'inc.....—66%
.Prestdenlial Realty CorpL~
•j: Class A_.
i
_10c
•;
Class- B—L___—•—^j.lOc
Providence
!
ISfllcdp.'.'Transistor Corp jL_.j_____20c
^Silver Creek "Precision Corp..l._L.—10c*.
-
•FreQision Micrdwave CorpL.^L^_j_Lj_^T
',Rrecisibp,v^are''LIncLj.fc.L-jjjL'L.y.L.-j..I'
convertible
.1
*.».
Mining
preferred
^Signal/Oil
34 ¥4
4%
*
Corp..:;
Denn
•'■'•.r SiboneyLCaribbean Petroleum Cola
3V2 ) : 3 %
33 V4
,
4%
*
Lambert.Cp.Lj jLL-t-.-jj.Lj-i.,5
$1.25
Shoe
Sherwin-Williams
^iraMe1"bii- Royalties.
Preston
1
20c
Sherwin-Williams Co common^
24 ¥4
3 ¥2
•
2."50
1
Inc
Shawinigan Water & Power
/Rower porp of Canada /nevr comraba-L*
.Pratt
3
America
•
14
3%
50c
Plastm Materials & Rolymers Incl
10c
PJumer & Atwbod Mf^ C6"j_Ljjj.-jL-t.il'
Pneumatic Scale.
!,
10
Powdrell
7%
o
1
50
of
Inc
Servomechanisms
••/'Shattiick
1
Pioneer
Latz
Seton Leather Co
<?o"rp.-'_ll_'-.—l.ll.1
Pierce' Industries
&
jServo Corp
i
,
JPiasecki Aircraft
Seligman
«.
Philippine Long Dist Tel Cp__..10 pesos
Phillips;Screw Co..L.-LlllL-*—lilllloc"
Phoenix
1
—
>'
Ln-
::
1
...
Inc..
Corp
Season-All
•
1
;
1
3.50
Milling Corp..
Seaboard Plywood
& Lumber
5.
♦
_._10c
&
1
.....
Inc
Gems
.'Seaboard Allied
r,
2.50
Corp '.
Co..
25c
10
Scurry-Rainbow Oil Co Ltd
25c
Perfect
& Fisher
Screen
25c
34
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1246)
...
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE j (Range for Week Ended March
Week's ft:
Fridaj
1
5STOCR8>
Last
*
Sales
v
Low
American Stock
Exchange
Range Since Jan, 1,1963
Shares
of Prices
Par
'ft
for Week
Range;!
ft
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
Lew '
High
High (ft
'
*
Interest:
Period
B
Class
4%
common
39%
...
4,100
30*14 Jan
42
40%
4,400
20 34
Jan
40% Mar
8%
8%
100
Jan
8% Mar
48
46%
4,400
42%
161/4
17 7/8
7.800
1614 Mar
23
10
preferred
-*
Tastee
Freez
Ind Inc
—-ft———67e.
Technical Material——.—-12%c
Technical Operations. Inc
—*
i: Technicolor - Inc.———~1
Tel-A-Sign Inc—_
-20c
Telectro Industries Corp
10c
TelePrompter Corp.—,.-.——
Co—
Electric
Tampa
42
39%
.5
—5
Inc class A common———
Talon
23%
7.000
23%
11,800
10
Warrants
•
4%
——wi—
Amer
Steel
V'Texstar
Feb
2%
3 Va
Jan
Bloomfield
Jan
i/a Mar
;; 6%
Jan
Electronics
.6% %
Boston
Edison
S
3%
1,100
11,700
77/a Jan
98 Va
Trans
231/2
•
Chicago
Triangle
Feb
900
8.800
11% Mar
15%
20%
24
2
1%
6,900
Jan
series
13
16% Jan
18%
Jan
1,300
21 % Mar
24%
Jan
3J/4
Feb
Jan
7%
Feb
21 J/4 Mar
23%
Jan
94%
Feb
17
21%
.
,
V
'
'
-2%
■!
618
2iy4
92
1,100
21%
93
Jan
100
90 %
Jan
900
3%
Jan
13,200
5c
3%
800
12%
131/4
■
51/8
6%
TVs
2%
3% Mar
5 J/8
4%
1,500
Jan
Transit
91/4
4%
Jan
6Va Mar
'
9 J/8
7% Mar
331/4
34'A
1,200
1,100
9,200
32%
33%
4 J/8
1,200
.
.10
Jan'
10% Jan
9% Jan
8oa
41/4
10%
10 %
—*
Co.
9%
4 »/a
'
47/a
Investment
Stock
11 %
Jan
Jan
32% Mar
36%
Jan
29
33%
Feb
,
:
Jan
10 V8
17%
13
Jan
227/a
Jan
20
Omaha
50c
1,600
4% Feb
1
9,500
Canco Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
1
3,100
3ig Jan
1ft Feb
United
Elastic
*
United
Foods Inc..
United
Improvement
United
Aircraft Products..:
United
Asbestos
United
Corp
Corp
United: Milk Products.
United
United
U
S
U S
U
S
U
S
N
ord
rets
dep
RR
J
Air
)■
ft-.
■
8%
4%
,
4%
-«ft
—
7
1,400
9,500
.
-
Jan
4
,
92
92
Tile
115%
84
6s. 1978—;—June-Dec
J100
—
i
90%;
71%
Authority
6s
3%s 1978.
Jan-July
1976—
......Mar-Sept
.
5Va
Jan
6% Jan
Feb
Co
:
25c
.
2%
5
Jan
tlCl% 105
125
subord
debs
Western
&
1975
124
20
RR—
Feb-Aup
20
.
92%
91
100%
100%
1017/e
124
127
127
20%
: v
1st
\
mortgage 4s (series (A-' 1993^..
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mortgage 4s series B 1993——-^Afuy-Nov
1st
•
38 '/a ,39
$14,
30%
First National Realty «& Construction Corp—
6%s ex wts 1976——^....
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Fotochrome
General
Inc
5V2S
Builders
1981
70
April-Oct
debs
subord
6s
1963
General
Development 6s 1974
General Foam Corp 6%
conv
Gulf American Land Corp—
6%s. conv sub deb 1977—!
1981—:
69 «/a
71
:
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57
57
—Aprii-Oct
May-Nov
57%
-ft
$97% 99 -4 '■??}.
90 ft 90%V
90
April-Oct
80%
82
83%
19
Hartfield Stores 5V2S conv 1981
June-Dec
"Hoffman International 7s conv debs 1973—June-Dec
Hudson & Manhattan Corp 1st 6s 1982
Jan-July
70
70
72 J/4
65%
62
67,
98'/a
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62
77%
52
84 J/a
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98
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—
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32
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42
11 y4
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93%
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Inc
6s "1972——Jan-Jidp
68
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30
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69
79
50
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40
25
86
96y4
99%
61
31
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Kaltman
Co
Kawecki
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1977--—————————April-Oct
Realization
6s
Chemical
Oil
4%s
1978
5%s
Co
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May-Nov
deb
conv
Linotype Co 5 %
Valley RR 4s 1963
47% 47%.
$118
.125
103%
May-Nov
1982
1977
•
70
116
Mar
103
115
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102
104
105
12
106 J/a
112
34 "ft
103'/2 1C4
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'
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127
:
103
3
115% 118-
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April-Oct
46
$1
103 %:
8 J/8 Mar
7
Jan
6
500
5%
5
600
5Va
Jan
■
J/4
2%
2%
Hess
General
Research
Nuclear
Corp
of
due
6s
new
5 y2s
Corp
Corp
5s
America
1984
April-Oct
Quar-Mar
1974—
1976
5y2s 1976
107
105
85
Jan-July
110
37
85
110
...Feb-Ocf
1 ft
111%
66 y4
Ohio
Power 1st mortgage 3V4S 1968
■___April-Ocf
1st mortgage 3s 1971,
;
AprH-Ocl
Pennsylvania Water & Power 3V4s 1984
June-Dec
3%s, 1970
;
-..^--*iJati*Julp
97%
1081%
82 J/8
105
57
71
40
88
111%
66 J/4
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Service
Electric
&
Gas
Co
6s
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97%
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1998—Jan-JuZj/
125%
96%
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90
9S%;
97
$97
—
;
77
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93
94 %
__
98
100
94%
124
127
98
125 y2 126
100
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5%s
2% Jan
2%
Jan
2%
Jan
3.
Jan
6
7s
1967
debs
debs
(without
'
.——.May-Nov
1977..
98%
99%
98%
$89%
—.Jan-July
1972.
warrants)
Reeves Broadcasting
'Feb
5
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Co
subord
conv
15
ft
90
■
89
93 '/a
88
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91 Va
Realty Equities Corp—
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.
Bellas
National
Jan
5%
5,900
61/4
;
National
National
7% Jan
Jan
Jan
1,700
7%
6%
;
2%
.(
Warrants Series 1962
■ft, 199 J/a Mar
Jan
5'A
6%
ftft:
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2
7'A
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1
—1
500
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7
7%
1
....
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100
197 J/a 198
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4% Jan
100
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100
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8%ftJan
Mar
5%
■
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Corp
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regis
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&
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Ceramic
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41
1
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-*«A5
&
127%
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———4
of
127 ye
—
Jan
*
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92
112
Jan
Jan
5
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Canada
Union
June-Dec
95%
'82
100
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.
Midland
Unexcelled Chemical
Union
94
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2
110
84
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of
.
110
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1969
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Co .Inc
convertible
Livingston
Co
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64
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,
1
Feb
Feb
12
2,800
14,000
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:
3J/4 Mar
V
Gas
28
44
104%
Feb
200
17
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;
1970
A
convertible
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Feb
2%
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Feb
11
3%
;
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2%s
5%s
Credit
6%s
Feb
"warrants":
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95
82
79%
57
102%
62
Davega Stores Corp—>
Feb
1,000
3%
Inc
&
73/a
5% Mar
6%
12%
—_—1
——,
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Jan
3%
31/4
3%
———
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%
24
2%
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.25c
....
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Jan
117/B
■
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Feb
23%
6%
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(-
—
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14,700
12
%
6%
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%
•
.
Inc
65
1C3
High
27
84%
24
Jan
6%
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5% Mar
.4%
5%
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World Airlines
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227
Jan
10c
Co
series
1998.,
1
Aug
Brandywine Raceway
Jan.
Co Ltd—
rets ord, registered—5s
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Toledo Edison 4 »/4%
preferred
.100
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1
Tower Universal Corp^,..
...—_—-1
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..Aprll-Oct
6s
sub
conv
BSF
Amer> deposit
Trans
deb; 1977.——
„
No.
98%
94
82
103
Jan:
5% Jan
2%
Thriftimarfc Inc class-
Town
wi
1972
4% Mar
2%
-Tobacco ^Security Trust
-
June-Dec
Range Since
Jan. 1, 1963
Sold
57
y
*58
1970
Bonds
High
93
1975
4
1% Mar:
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70c convertible preferred.:
ft Thorofare Markets Inc.—■_
;
:
49
1972
A
13.200
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!
1994—June-Dec
debs
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21,200
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;Corp^ikil^i^W-------.-----10c.
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tfurte-Dec
6V'2s
Steel
11%
Feb
2i/4
1,000
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■
1974
inc
Power
5%
-
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8%
1%
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j Textron Inc' "warran ts"
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Elec
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Coburn
Power &
Texas
&
debs
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&
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5.000
.
1%
'—
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•
Appalachian
sub
conv
Belock
21/4
^———1
Tenney Engineering Inc
Realty
23% Mar
.1%
l'/a
3'/4
————--
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Jan
5%8
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.5 %
4'/a
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29%
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800
3
or
-
Low
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.2
2%
Jan
18% Mar
Feb
Jan
Last
;
Sale Price
Mar
48 %
Jan
Mar
16%
21,100
10%
ft i%
—
—
24 y4
21%
;
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Week's
Friday
BONDS
..Feb-Aug
88%.
88%
89
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ft/ft
•;
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^
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1955
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.
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.,
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Utah-Idaho
Corp;
4%
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32'/a
32%
ft
1.000
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conv
debs
1976
82%": 82
Mar-Sept
v'
9
V 100
•ft 8,600
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.10%
ft
8%
.
Jan
Jan
9% Feb
11 J/a
9% Jan
7,900
.
39%
ft- 32 J/a Mar
.
9Vi
9
UJ/4
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Harbor Water Power
Corp 3s 1981-—May-Woo
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California Edison 3s 1965
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6 »A
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.
1
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7%
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dep
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rets
&
2%
42
45
.
2
2'/4
9,900
%
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9%
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100
600
5s
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12 y4
12%
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Corp
.
;
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;
95%;
1977
1964
66%
75.
90%
101 Va
Feb-Aug
June-Dec
1974
June-Dec
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5V4
5%
300
5V4
Feb
6
Feb
•
Baden
(Germany)
15%
3.400
13%
Jan
17
Feb
•
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Port
61/4
16%
6%
1,600
5%
Feb
16%
2,400
14%
Feb
17% Mar
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47.800
1%
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2ft Mar
Last
Sale Price
German Savings Bank and
15%
•.
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7%.
16%
16%
99
2,300
'
*
100%;
1
121/4
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17 1/8
17%
>
5c
7%
7%
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6% Mar
2
7%
8%
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'
15%
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17
Feb
60
95 %
Jan
101
*"%
40c
Debt
5%s
4%s
&
7s
6y2s
1952
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J&n-July
Clearing Assn—
Adjustment Debentures—•
,
/
11
Feb
13%
900
16%
Feb
18%
400
6%
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1,500
ii
Jan
8
Jan
Mar
2ya Mar
1
•
series
A
1967_.
8%
1,100
8
Jan
9%
Feb
4%
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3%
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4%
Feb
4 »/8
4%
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3%
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4'% Mar
10c
1
'•
5%.
7%
>
5%
series
B
1967
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(Prov)
1949.
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-
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i.
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June-Dec
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stamped
(Republic
Sinking fund
de Janiero
(Plan
Ai
2%s
2008
3s
1997
(Plan A)
stamped
46%
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1
Jan
70
99%
68
$46
2s 2012—Jan-July
47
42%
47
50
47
49
*
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g Ex-<itock
dividend,
h Ex-principal;, n Under-the-rule transaction
included in year's range).
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(not included in year'*- range).* t Ex-dis¬
tribution.
x Ex-rights,
z Ex-stock dividend.
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ft. ; /ft
ft
-.
j/-ft
f
(not
,
bid
traded flat.
and
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17%
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1,500
4%
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6%
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\6%
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8% Mar
tive; "conv," convertible;
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4%
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100
$110
ft.
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28.200
5%-
,
7%
4
i
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9
;
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Maranhao
Feb
8'A
16%
Jan. I, 1963
Low
Jan
41/4
16%
Range Since
.•
-
-
No-
$120
—Jan-July
1951—
Waterways
Bonds
Sold
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Mar
1,800
"tt
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Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
Jan
100
:
2 % Mar
1
:
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102%
91%
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i
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14
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f
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.
104
103'A
v
94%
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104%
.
5
103%
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Jewelry Co
Zapata Off-Shore
99%
102
1
103
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BONDS
Jan
Jan
...5
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104
103% 103%
$104% 107
Jan
Feb
Express System Inc class A.__25c.
Raceway Inc com—ft—_25c
preferred
2
104
87%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
Feb
14
;
22 % Mar
•:
...
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103%- 103%
104
-
94%
92%
93%
100% 100%
Feb-Aug
deb*
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debs
1%
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sub
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14%
>
com
regis
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Ja«-July
1970
1973
89
86
io
86
Feb
■"
6%
conv
Water
Knapp Inc
1,000
pfd—100
•
debs
6s
15%
Yonkers
.
Inc
86
April-Oci
1971
3s
86
—Mar-Sepf
-April-Oct
——Map-Nov
—May-Woo
1970
3y4s
86 Va
*
92%
Teleregister Corp 6s May 1 1980
!
—_Afar-Nov
Transportation Corp of Amer 6y2s 1973
Mar-Nov
United Improvement & Investing Corp—
6S conv subord debs 1976—-May-iWob
Rio
Yale
Service
3y4s
(Calif)
Electric
15%
—.—25
Wool worth (F W) Ltd—
Hargreaves
Food
Gas
Gas
&
93
25% Feb
1,400
—_l
Newspaper Machiue newWoodall Industries Inc
-ftft—,
Wright
Szabo
Gas
86%
~6
87%
87
,% Jan
Jan
12%
1% M%
.1
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6%
California
Counties
Southwestern
3V2 Jan
.
19VA
11%
__l
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dep rets
preference
Jan
,22%
Y
—10
;
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Jan
3.
800
'
Pwr
Southern
Southern
l
Industries
preferred ftftft
Wisconsin
series M 1985....——
4%s series N 1986.—i..—
( 4%s series O 1987.———.
4%s series P 1987——
90%
87
$86%
—Feb-Aug
3%s series G 1981.——
Aprd-Oct
4y4s series
H
1982———..—Feb-Aug
4%s series I
1982
L_.i——
...Jan-Aug
4%s series J 1982———————
Mar-Sepf
4%s series K 1983.—
—
Mar-Sepf
5s series L 1985.————.
...Feb-Aug
4%s
99
92
88'/a
91
$92%
1979.—-—.——.——
10c
;
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common
F
85
98%
90%
?: $88%
...
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&
12%
Jan
21% .22%
1
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;Mar
96
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%
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24 V4
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lit
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series
83
$85
1976—.—.^
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.Feb-Aug
1978.—.--.—^.^-—^-4—Feb-Aug
1976
E
85
* -
98%
-
'
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Corp
Wibhire
Jan
4!
2% Mar
2,100
10 1/8
Williams-McWilliams
Jan
Jan
•7% Mar
3
3
10
Stag
82%
vftft
Eagle International Inc
White
22
94%
9.800
87
"
_10c
White
55 Va Mar
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9Va
series
Jan
95
shares
ord
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Jan
;-
5c
Whippany Paper Board...
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2%
1%
/ 5
25%
Williamhouse
Tan
Feb
50c
Jan
% Mar
Feb
1.720
23
Inc
2
41/4
24%
Stores
Mar
7%
3%
22%
Wiebolt
Feb
4"
900
24%
Oil
55 Va
Jan
700
22%
River
Feb
Jan
4%
.
♦
Wichita
2'/a Feb
57/a
.10c
Invest
Whi'moyer Laboratories
Feb
4%
_10c
Class
Jan
5%
3%
Stationery
Co
13 J/a
3
/
:
Jan
Jan
*
.ii
Mar
.
20 J/a Mar
1% Jan
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8
10%
•
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10%
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;
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ft
Jan
Jan
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Nuclear
9 % Mar
15%
1.25
.....—
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Jan
6% Mar
;
3s
Feb
3%
%
55 V8
Products.*....
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ioy4
7
43
10c
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1,000
4'/a
Jan
7%
400
5
21/4
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11%
1
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Weiman & Company Inc....—
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1,800
1,900.
Jan
3 J/4 Mar
7,900
:
9%
2% Feb
.10
&
Wentworth
8
10
/ft -5';
7%
preferred
100
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6,300
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.
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11%
5
conv
8%
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non-cum
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9%
•:
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6% Jan
11% Mar
6% Mar
1,900
3,800
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31/4
:
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11 J/a
■
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'
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6%
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1
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5%
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600
.2%. '
\5%
4%
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Corp cl A com.lOc
ask prices;
.
no
sales
being
transacted during
§ Reported in receivership.
.
Abbreviations
I,"
when
used
"w
'/v//
-
,
,ftft;
the current week.
-ft
--ft-ft;•
ft'v.;/;'ft:fty(
"cons," consolidated; "cum." cumula¬
voting truBt ceitxficatesi,
w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
>'V»ft-"ft kv
above—"cod," certificates of deposit;
"M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc."
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6249
197
Volume
Chronicle
(1247)
35
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
,urv»
Bastian-Blessing
Belden
Mfg
Bell
Co
23*4
Feb
(Un)
1 %
28%
24 >4
Jan
24%
* 26Va"Feb
Jan
Corp (Un)——
Binks Manufacturing Co
Boeing" Company ..4Un>.L.;.-.—
Booth Fisheries Corp new com—
Jan
Consolidated
Inc
Steel
_
.
Borg-Warner Corp...
Brunswick .Corp •'* .^
Burlington Tndustri es
;
i
Corp
& Hecla
Inc
Ddn
Export Gas &
Feb
Mar
30
20%" Jan
31% Mar
Feb
4%
Feb
44%
"
34
Feb
Feb
;
24
Mar
' 5%
Jan
5
16%c
*
2.50
Oil Ltd
Tractor
s
Jan
22'/» Jan
Corp
Calumet
% .40%
i
-
27 %
——
Capital
peb
Feb
26% Mar
Mar
Mar
Feb
iv2
32%
41% Mar ,"
16 " Mar
ph>—
Business
Caterpillar
<
v
.
.
26%
_
Burroughs Corp (Un)—
Burton-Dixie
36
29
!
.
25*4 Jan
.
Jan
21%
& Howell Co..^..^..
Benguet
Bethlehem
Hiah
•
22*4 Jan
(Un)
;
Central & South West Corp
Champlin Oil & Refining—•
Kennecott
Copper Corp
Corporation
$3 convertible preferred
Lone Star Cement
New England
Electric System
England Tel & Tel Co
New
NY
Railroad
Pennsylvania
Chrysler
Cities Service
com—
RR
Cleveland-Cliffs
Coleman
:
Columbia
Machine Co_—
Rexall Drug and Chemical Co—_
Stop & Shop Inc——.
TOrrington -Co
Folding
•Uhited Front
U
S
Machinery
Corp
Co
Container
Iron
4*4%
system
Edison
Insurance
Curtiss-Wright
Corp
—10
12 Ya
Co
Co
t;
—
5
5
50c
Corn Products Co
com.
100
(Un)—_
Corp of America
Continental
pfd
Inc—
Gas
Commonwealth
Co_.
Shoe
United
.10
-
City Products Corp—
(N H)
Chemical—
OlinMathieson
Reece
Railroad
Hartford
NH
Northern
•
:
Chicago So Shore & So Bend RR„12.50
(Un)
1
Smelting Refining & Mining..
Inc
-Waldorf rSystem
•-Westinghouse Electric Corp
•.
./Cincinnati Stock Exchange
We
Button & Co. for the transmission
indebted to the firm of W. E.
axe
of these
prices.
Week's
Friday
Sale Price
•/•'•:
Pat
—10
Mlg
Carey
Chamberlin
Cincinnati
& Elec
Gas
Cincinnati Transit
Bell
Crystal
Tissue y
Chemical
Cards.
Procter
&. Gamble
1
56%
33%
33%
26
25%
26%
72%
71%
17%
72%
'26%
26%
•
...
Rapid-American
1
-—
U S Playing Card
—r,
v.
.—5
745
40
60
248
,
„
A, 56%
1
—
common
556
245
*
Gibson
55%
59
i
9
9*4
14%
14% "-7
16% *16% A ^
22*4
22*4
14%
5
•
——
—
26%
26%
26%
7 49%
89*4
212
i
89*4
89*4
1
——.
.
Daniel
&
•
28%
101% 103 Va
89*4
-
High
Low
27%
^.54
102
«...
Range Since Jan. 1
"High
26%
-
;7—
12%
*
DuBois
54*4.
—50 P
Tel.
——
-Eagle-Picher;
Early
"V
.100
preferred
k Suburban
4%
Cincinnati
Low
V
.8.50
common—
for Week
Shares
27Va
26%
—25
preferred
Sales
-
Range
of Prices
Last
STOCKS
LISTED
96
56%
V 5
52
324
.:
1.257
17%
87
42
*
,
97%
8%
14%
7 16%
7 20%
56
33*4
23%
.{ 69Va
17%
-L 24%
,
293/4
29%
55%
93%
Jan
Jan
Jan
Mar
Feb
Jan
Mar
Feb
Feb
Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
104%
Jan
;. ..
9*4
Mar
- 14%
Jan '7.47 17%
Jan
23% Jan
Jan
56% Mar
Mar
- 35%
Jan
Jan
26% Jan
Mar
75*4 Jan
Jan
18% Feb
Jan
27*4 Mar
BONDS
1998:—
Transit 4V»s
Cincinnati
Detroit Stock Exchange
.
Last
> Range
Sale Price
of Prices
STOCKS
77.5-"
77sLow
Par
:XH(!A7^ectri#&^E(iUip———1 V
Allied.
Supermarkets
—
«„ 7%
—1r—
-
..2
American' Metal Products
Borman
Food
Mfg
>
—
17-7
l—1
> 90c
Stores
Brown-McLaren
Sales
for Week
Week's
Friday
LISTED
Co—
7
7Y»
•<
11'
«
1,856
7%
90c
Detroit
Ford
Steel
Motor.
'Corp.———
Wood
—1
—1
—
—
Co————JL507 7'
Fruehauf Trailer
Gar
Mfg——
Co
Industries
.27%:
1
—
5%
——I
.1.66%
-,
-
)
Products
Kingston
Kresge (S 3) Co
Kysor Industrial
Co
Lansing Stamping Co
Parke
Day-js &* Co
Rockwell-Standard Corp
Rudy Mfg
Scotten,
Co———...—.
Dillon
Studebake*
Co
Corp
For
footnotes, see page
41
10% Mar
"7
'100
1,543
2,146
12% Mar
4,677
10*4.,.
100
12*4 ' ."
J
44
1,897
27%
4*4
27%
5%
64
#
—
• -
lOVa
12
431/7
62%
Goebel : Brewing Uo—17;^7 75c,, 7:7 70c
Great Lakes Chemical
*•
2*4
General, Motors .Corp——
Jan
846
,
75c
2%
1,270
3,720
'
7,016
1,305
358
30%
Feb
Jan
48
Jan?
16% Mar
10
13%
Jan
15*4
Feb
56*4 Mar
;' ' 7% 'Feh
12%
195
500
Budd Company
———————12% 12%
Burroughs
Corp—.—
:
—_5
29*4
29*4 29*4
Chrysler
Corp.——
25
9l
89% 91V8
Consolidated. Paper
—10
jlx%
..
i'
Consumers Power Co common
—* '.. —
43
43
Detroit Edisoh Co—..
-18
' 7 33%
33% 33%
Detroit G-asket &
6% Jan
-200
40*4
29*4 Mar
$ High
564
12%.-;.
16*4
11
90c
16%
26*4 Mar
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Low
High
<-'12%
,
Shares
11%
Feb
1 00 J
14
n
Feb
•
-
7 Jan-
6*4 Mar
58%
v
Jan
8% Mar
20% Mar
14
Mar
9% Jan
43% Jan
18%
54%
8%
Feb
Feb
Jan\
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1248)
36
/.
.
Monday, March 25, 1963'
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS! (Range for Week Ended March 22)
Week's
Friday
Last
STOCKS
of Prices
Spiegel
Inc.
(Standard Oil of California—
6.25
Standard Oil of Indiana
25
Standard Oil of N J (Un)—j
—7
Storkline Corp I-*--;--—---J
! Studebaker Corp (Un) •—————1'.
Sunray D X L Oil-i-^i---1
Swift & Company—r?
S
Radio
"6%
6%
33%
34 Ve
17,300
41%
41%
41%
•
>Jan f
-54% Mar.'
;
64
33
700
66%
64%
66%
1,200
2,000
7%
Jan
.*
2,300
Armstrong
101
Mar
71%
35
;
"33% Jan
-
5,300
45 Ve
44%
.400,
.
1,500
'-!28%;L30%v;
:,600
34%
35.%
.2,700
„63A
7
•
!
^33^34 ,.-i£
34
32%
33%
10-
33%
73% Jan
43%iJan
13% J4ar
1
:-,i3%. ;i4%-
.
"*7
2
6.25
*
1
—5
: 400
„793/4
.
•>
r81%rJan
.«-49%-Feb
10
,51%
1
51%
.
53
't-
-
7V2
27Ya
28%
162
8Va
,
8%
854
-
>
31%
7%
pfd__
33
Jan
7634 Mar
27% Mar
,
30% Jan
27
31
61
.
Jan
23%
91
31%
31%
35%>C,
Jan
35%
Jan
27
Jan
91
50
^
35%.
4%
•
..<
...
,434
91
Mar
55%
Rockwell-Standard ;Corbi5—536%^"!*
Screw, & Belt ?Cbrp, of America1
United.Engineering &- Fouttdry Co____5
i9Va
WestinghQUseAin;Brakev——10
'283/a
W.estlnghouse Elec Corp——6.25
33% •
,36%
"5%
.
5.7%
36.%
>
:
.
__
.116.
,5%
'
:;
.
,10%
.
Jan
34%. Jan
10
.4%
:
Belo^ aru the/dDily closing; av&nigess
on;the^^New^^oui^ExchaDgeNag
'
■■1
>
....:
-—
Stocks
:
Sale Price
Low
Corp pfd (Un)—25
Brewer (C) & Co Ltd—Broadway-Hale Stores Inc
5
29%
Buckner
U*
:
Buttes
Cement
Castle
&
.19
49%
27Ya
.28%-
32Ya
33%
;»^4
.204
31%
41%
300
37
Jan
46!/2
3.900
28
^eb
32%
2.35
2.00
2.00
700
45/a
4Ya
65,900
9
19
21
1,150
18%
Jan
21
32%
32
32%
26.200
26%
Jan
35 :
35%
35 Vz
400
26c
12,500
15c
Feb
35c
35c
Mar
50c
ties
88.57
89.55
673.56
151.28
135.72
239.65
94.10
83.52
19
672.06
150.79
135.26
239.00
94.13
83.47
677.12
151.46
135.90
240.50
94.21
83.51
H
21__
675.57"
151.28
83.76
!
Averages
compiled
are
Utilities,
6.04;
65
daily
15.00.
stocks,
Jan
35c
40c
12 %
13%
:
by
135.61
using
240.01
the
94.25
following
divisors:
Total
40
-
f\
Bonds
88.94
88.50
89.67
88.95
88.66
89.47
88.93
88.68
89.50
88.97
88.63
89.46
89.02
Industrials,
2.988;
Rails,
5.04;
7%
Jan
670
Feb
900
1.55 Mar
1.85
Jan
1.15
1.20
2.400
1.10 Mar
1.45
Jan
33/4
4
14.400
3% Feb
61
61
100
32c
17 %
1.45
30C
32c
15.000
17%
17Va
1.000
1.45
1.50
1.600
2.35
2.20
2.55
7.200
->-—25c
Nordon Corp Ltd—1:
Norris
Oil
Co
common.
::
1
North American
Invest
6
1.50
1.65
*203/4
26 3/4
'
4%
5%
f'
8s/a
9%
18%
18%
2.35
2.45
33%
Trico Oil & Gas Co..--
800.
5
5%
10.300
6
6%
75c
80c
1,300
5%—i—8%
6%
-V • Warrants- ——-ii-ii—i-i—-*76c
Victor Equipment Co common
——1
2.85
Jan
Jan
The
•
127.09
Feb
18
120.15
Jan
3
index
of, stock
prices based
on the closing prices of 300 common
1963, for the composite and by major
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
for the current year.
•
•
^>;?<^1'
Jan
2.80
2.75 Mar
28
23 .r'L Jan.
5
Mar
SEC
stocks
34 .Jan
Jan
800
common——1
High
Low
SEC Index of Stock Prices:
Feb
2.40 Jan
,1,700.
27
Jan
19%
1.70
2.65
126.24
Mar
,
Jan
2.20 Mar
253A
>
11%
31%
25%
Co-.iii-J.u-1:--^-—.5
United Industrial Corp
Preferred
17%
2.60
6
,
Jan
8
7,900
2.20
2.00
Mar 14
Jun
Range for 1963
126.15
March 22
144.31
100.23
-
125.71
Fri.
Feb
26%
A/^Jan-
25%
March 20
1.65 Mar
Jan
Feb
3.300
2.65
-~.50o
-
Low
Jan
1.30
500
33%
2.00
%?
125.87
Jan
3%
High
19v_
Thurs. March 21
Jan
1.75
126.23
March
Wed
17!% Mar
26%
1.100
33 y4
35c
Feb
2.20 Mar
500
Western.& 18 %'
!Rice Ranch Oil
-
Southern Cal Gas Co series A pfd.^-25
Terex Corp
i-.-u-,»^-..-..^-^10c
Feb
L40 Mar
Range for 1962
March 18-
Tues.
Mar
64
Jan
10.600
;
Closing
Mon.
4 % Jan
16 %
.
Date
Jan
30c
i
5.^00
i-
Pacific Oil & Gas Develop.—
33 %c
Reserve Oil & Gas Cp-^-i——-J
1-
95c
57
40
43/4
"::..9ys
i.25
pfd
fe
Jan
45c
8.500
.
M J M & M Oil Co (Un)
10c
! Meier & Frank Co Inc----.—i>-«..i*-10
Co;
1.10
2.40Q
75c
1.65
70c >!■ 75c
'■
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
13% Mar
Jan
69c
69c
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
Jan
1.65
70c
_
1
—^^.-500
Petroleum
39
34% Mar
28.400
—
Co
Jan
4
26.200
11%
1
Calif———-10c
Of
Co
Sugar
94.16
Utili-
Rails
20
Mar
22c
4
Union
240.32
135.65
.
Grade
Rails
83.48
trials
10
Grade
Indus¬
Second
18-—!:.
Jan
50c
~10
-Rhodes
151.71
65
Stocks
ties
—
10
First
10
Jan
10
Oil
Merchants
Utili-
;
•
Jan
20
—
Salt
Jau
J an
4%
Holly Oil Co: (Un)
Imperial Western
Leslie
roads
676.33
Jan
1.90 Feb
*
Exeter Oil Co Ltd class A_
Jade
:.37%
-Bonds—rTotal
March
Jan
293/4
5.50
Cooke
Humor
trials
15
Mar
29
Inc-^-.^.-.^-.-,--.^-!
General Exploration Co of California. 1:
Goebel
Brewing Co
1
Good
Jan
28% Mar *
Jan
of representative stocks and bonds listed
compiled by Dow-Jones & Go.
March
High,
,r
26
Jan
41%
Emporium Capwell Co
10
35%
Eureka Corp Ltd—24c
.
Low!,;
25
650
19 Ya
18..% .Jan
25% Jan
.700
..
March
s
Jan
5%.Mar :
'
—
-
15
March
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Co
Oil
Ink
and
25 3/4
20
Rail¬
Date
■
Co—
Industries
Gas
California
High
25%
Par
American
30
Indus¬
March
Shares
of Prices
Jan
37
Jan
Stock and Bond Averages
•
for Week
Range
Last
.
Jan;-v
..Mar !
20
.,57%
,
59% Jan
,
Coast Stock Exchange.
dually traded on
Sales !
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
LISTED
>.36V4;Jaii'?
.
.
.
213
...
i
i
151/4 Jan.
513/4. Jan
.
10
on
Mar
351/a.Mar ;
.AYa Jan!
,50
.3,097
50
*19% ,193/4
^;..
Jaii'
345/e
23% Mar
130
"
4%v
9% Jan"
33% Feb
?
Jan
56
the
for
week
ended
March
15,
Jan
100
.6% Feb.
5% Jan
7%
-
ar.
Feb
Composite
Manufacturing
1
Percent
8/63
1963-•1962
Change V
Low
High
Westates Petroleum common
Preferred
Willis ton
(Un)
3%
1
27
*
29.300
v 80c
6%
90c
29%
«r
Jan
Jan
107.0
•
101.8
10.500
67c
95c
Mar
^ 3
133.2
+ 0.8
144.3
123.9
+ 1.0
135.0
"Hg-o'
118.4
+ 0.5
135.6
13o!b
109I0
129.1
+ 1.3
134.4
108.9^
+ 0.1
112.0
" X74.9
173.9
+ 0.6
185.5
143.0
158.7
+ 0.3
178.2
129.8
109.8
+ 1.8
113.3
83.8
Feb
5%
7
5% Mar
700
b'/C
-
Feb
98c
Mar
26J/4 Jan
3% Mar
100
3Y«
6%
——^—10
Exploration——10c
-
Oil
Basin
(Un)
27
3%
75c
i25 1
Trade,, Finance, and.Service—159.1
Mining
;
111.8
———
,-
Durable Goods
Non-Durable Goods
Transportation
Jan
.
—
Utility
-
;
* Revised
;>
-
98.6
95.2
85.5
"
Philadelphia-Baltimore-Washington Stock Exchange
'
STOCKS
•ft-i^H^Last'K^lfcRangeipf&'forWMki.^
Alan
Steel
Wood
1
69 Vi
.
10
com*
American Tel & :Tel
^121%
25%
iii33%
Arundel
Corporation
1.—
-—*
Atlantic City Electric—,
4.33
Atlantic"Research Corp-i—---1
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton ——^———13
; Balitmore
Transit Co————.-1
Budd Company
Campbell Soup Co—
.-i-1.80
Chrysler Corp —u——
:
25
Curtis; Publishing commonu^-i^—----*l
•ID^ C Transit System— >v.,;
^
Class A common
-J—20c
*
64%
~~
20%
20Va
Inc-uu——i-u—16%C
Linotype
25c
Corp
.3
Co
Philadelphia Electric Co
Phila Transportation Co
Potomac
Electric
Public Service
Reading, Co
Riggs
Power
com
National
Bank
*
31%
8Y8
32%
8Va
44Ya
713/4
46Va
725/8
>8
178
.
s
Ritter Finance class B—--——-^-u-1
;;;
•
Eastern
Transmission
Warner
Co..
Washington
Gas
1
18
3.50
Thompson Ramo-Wooldridge
5
'^
4-.50
«-
;
!
^
22Ya
v
—
Light common
*
_10
•
*
/' For footnotes, see page 41.
...
—.—i..—I**1'
United Corp
United Gas Improvement
Universal Marion Corp
33Ys
!
9 "
26
33Y8
,
<
3,248,710
$4,435,000
$514,000
Tues.
Mar. 19
3,177,410
3,347,000
511,000
Wed.
Mar. 20
3,694,360
»,
11
:,
53%- Feb
33 ! Feb
54% Feb
,
24
Railroad
80
50
23 ?
526
9 -100
26Va
-375
34990
16Ya
,
;
v
,
,
!v
and
1962
•
$1,829,000
18,224,000
23,388,000
200,573,482
20,434,200
272,717,000
$178,000
Bank
Industrial—
\.y:.
Jan;
Jan?
Feb
Feb
Mar
Jan
Mar
Jan:
;
$19,726,000
304,278,000
•
'■■■*
_
.
$25,217,000$293,329,000!. ;$324v004,0!p0
+K-.
:
..
/w
•'!"
•
/Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Stocks :
Mon.
Mar. 18——
TueSit y*Mar»
Domestic
Jan
Mar. 20/^i——
—————s
Total.
353/a: Feb
66%-Feb"
41 r Feb
-: 47s/a Feb!*
Bond
$5,000
Sales
$302,000
5,000
15,000
$1,132,000
4,604.495
"33,000
173,000
«.;
?
264,000
171,000
1,150,270
Mar. 22
Total
,
Corporate
Bonds; v
$32,000
259,000
878,675
: 798,905
Wed.
Gov't
264,000
Thurs. Mar. 21.^——
Mar
!
Bond.s.
$265,000
882,190
Fri.
Feb
>
Bonds. /
894,455
,
Foreign
Foreign
y
*
(No; of
Shares)
Jan
;
Jan
-$85,000
204,000
4,000
2,000
182,000
276,000
$11,000
$1,228,000
25% Mar3!
^
?.|<59%;jan
•
'
37
Jan
Jan. 1 to Mar. 22
We°k Ended Mar. 22
;!
Stocks—Number, of: SJrares—
18Y8 Mar
50% Mar
•. 59
Jan
8
Jan.'^-^'-) • 8%; Jan
21Y8 Jan
24% Feb
8%Feb '
*
9
-Janv
33% Mar
,
235,235,140
-
.
'
1963
J
■
.
,
,1962
15,831,030
T<Jtali.l.3.-i.-:-l—$20,322,000
Jan
-
Jan. 1 to Mar. 22
* ~
17,166,160
Foreign**
8% Mar
-
$20,322,000
$2,098,000
Jan
.22%
87%
26Va
40V2
41 Ye
j
33Ya,
- 16%
.
,.9%
33%
,
60% Mar
33Ya Jan
43Ya -Jan
3,553,000
,
-
30Ya Mar
3,901,000
'
-
International
,
;
,
303,000
352,000
GovernipentI—
TJ. S.
24^ Jan
24%. Jan
.
.
-
3,858,000
4,061,000
$2,098,000
Bonds—' "
,
Sales*
$4,949,000
1963
Stocks—Number-of-Shares.
Bond
!
"
-
Feb
1,509
..
,
$18,224,000
21% Mar
65
Feb
48V4
>
17,166,160
Govt.
Bonds
'
418,000
3,643,000
3,250,000
3,549,000
-Total
Bank
Bonds
-
Week Ended Mar. 22
10 Va Jan
.
,
3,823,190
Mar. 22
Total—
.25% Feb"
47%, Jan
42J/4 Mar
539 :
.312. ;
413
3,222,490
Fri.
U. S.
Int'l
*
,
Thurs; Mar. 21, w*'.-;—J
25%!, Jap-
7,.;
—
Railroad
Jan
i^>
8YaMar
29% Jan
5% Jan
.
10%.Mar
••
12Vi-Jan
3,574
18
53%
8%
50%
8Ya
223/a
Mar. 18—
68B/a .Jan
73 Va
7% Janr • 9%
169
Jan v
178
;50.",.. 5 v.:* Janf( *"•:'* 5Ya
463A
.
Mon.
171
3
178
46
17V2
,
1,660
1,233
,
30Ya 32
60YV 62%
38%, 39'/4 •
—61 Ys.
South Jersey Gas Co„—-u—ui.--2.50*.-•
!
Sun Oil Co.uu——
1_^.«r
46%
Texas
8%
Bonds
iB^JFeb,
f
*
19Ys Mar
19Ye Mar
77% Jan
23% Jan
,34% Jan
325/e Jan
32Ya Jan
.
7,183
12,822
-5
5 ■:
318/a
Scott Paper
:
Smith Kline & French Lab—
57% Jan,
22% Mar
..3,261
216
15%r
8>/a
46Va
72 Va
•
50
25
—
14Ys
83/a
Foreign
Bonds
?
21% Feb
515
32
8%
♦
10
6,055
13
2
1,399
399
2,747
9,526
660
and'M'iscel.
14- Jan:
107■> iJari ?
^ 95 > Feb
41% Feb
8 Va; Jan
20% Jan
154
,
No. of
;;1.
*
.
21% Janfi
296
-275
40
33
•;
*
24%,Feb
21
25
385/s
41 Va ;
333/s
40Yi
33%
15%
<
" 557!
3,117
.
Stocks
Shares
,
30Va Jan
50'% Jan
,jk
,
_
-
common—-10
Electric & Gas
common
*
24%,
23%
44%
9%
21%
25
25c
common
205
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
44% Jan.,
^
93% Feb
'
71% Jan
^ 6%
Jan,■.->
.
1,531
*
~31V2
385/a
Pennsylvania Gas & Water com
*
Pennsylvania Power & Light——*
Pennsylvania RR-■—-——--50
Co of L I
-
—
Chemicals
Pepsi-Cola Bottling
;
———10c
A-—.————1
'
&
12% jan
*
338
53%
9
21%
62% >64%
22% 22%
21% 22 %
201/s 20,/a
19%., 21%
80% 82%
,
-
"
Mergenthaler
.Jan
8Va Jan,
171
.
31%
22%
43%
—
—1
Pennsalt
12%
24%
22%
44
Martin-Marietta Corp -ui.—.1
Merck
;
24%...
——1.66%
Resistance
Macke Vending class
Madison Fund Inc..
13
_
*
n
Foremost Dairies-.
—:
2 1
General Acceptance Corp common—1
International
.
..
—u—-.—)
General Motors Corp
..
-
43% Jan
10V4 Jan*
13 Vk
10'/a1,;. 1,090
31 .
53%
—
1
u2.50
Fair Stores^
1,625
522
Jan
125% Feb
28Vi ;Feb
48% Jan
15'/a Mar
114% Jan
24%
Transactions at the New York Stock Exchange
80 % Jan
14%:Feb
Feb
12%,Feb
7,077
268
677
>
96% ' 98%
89
V 92 Va
31%
non-voting-.u-i.^-«---«»*—#•
.''Class'' A
68
90%
523
<*>
7%,:
- 7%, ;7%'-..
A761..W
;.!:!^ ^.■"^
^
10% 10%*
100
;lo% Mar •'
49%
48% 50,213
46y4 'Jan;
5
Ford Motor Co
13
10
12%
'
.97% "
Battery
10
Finance Co of America at Baltimore
Food
,
!
;
26
46%47Va
,13%. 15ys'.
13 Va
10 Va
,
Uelaware Power & Light—---—b.75
Duquesne Light
Electric Storage
25%
46*%
T-5%
,
596
132
.
.
High
Low
68% 69%
13% 14
119% 121%
.
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
■
High
Low
Par
i.
Shares
of Prices
Sale Price
Acme Markets Inc
Sales
Week's
Friday
LISTED
:
Foreign.!- Corpora
•
!
■
,$1,132,000"
!•
li
11.000
$1,228,000
,
$l;Pl3,000
96,000
*
*
35,000s,
!; $1,144,000
82,389,474
60,809,795
6,910,185
--65,000
■
1962
1963
,1962
1963,
4.604,495
«Domestic7!
Foreign Government^—
-
28% Mar
Jan
.,80
333/a'
;iPittsburgh;:Flate!Glksiaw^Xik.u^-i,—10,. ^£*7% V;
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
other Exchanges.
/
price Range
Jan
8
Jan
37... Jan
80% Mar
,
.
318/a
.
„
91
100
—
:
Jan
.
60
23%
^Pittsburgh VForgings *,Co—i.——j—11
-
,v7,%. Jan
35% Feb r
:
37 Ya
66 V4
30
41% .41%*
33
Mmi&i&.ShieV
.42%. Jap ).
>
.
51% Mar
2;00a
10,
MFittsbutgh^BreMnguCb^ul;'--
^,7 K:fJ6n.S
tjan
13%
27«/a
High
33 Va Mar
,
•
«,
31% Jan
75
>FebT.
'9
Jan
'
1,200
!
a
6 % Jah
2,300
.
a
-
-
-33.%)Jan
32
76%
121
-
.
Mi
;
Glass
Jeanette
36% rJan-
,
v-28%)Mar
600:
Feb,
V* Feb
Low
76%
<:
u—10
Harbison Walker Refractories—•
Home (Joseph) Co—
,111%-Feb
-
'
"79 '
Jan
-■•76-.W Jan
■
Jan
Jan
■"
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
High
34%
—
-' 15
Shares
27%
7614
!
Columbia Gas System—
66% Mar
*
for Week
33%
Duquesne Brewing Co of Pittsburgh—5
~ '•
Duquesne Light^ CO—1——Equitable Gas Co.
"
l-^_i-8.50,
"
;
'Feb,!:.
*18
Sales
.
Range
of Prices
34%
Cork
Blaw-Knox Co
Jan
43%
5
Jan
14
16,400
1,100
14%
14
104% 105%'
34% "35;;-. ■:
105%
'/Week's
5
Sale Price
*
'
34% Mar
x
Jan
16%
Last
;•
Allegheny Ludlum Steel—„—l
;
Mar.;
1
8 •"
Jan
59%
1,100
17%
17%
6%
24% Jan
40%u Jan
,
!'!!!.
Low
Jan,
! Jan:
67% Mar /
58% Jan *
7,400
64
STOCKS
15
61% Feb
47
Jan
*
45%
Corp
*
Jan
;
28
.
31
Steel Corp
Zenith
.
Jan
25 %
1,100
3,500
62%
63%
/Universal :MaWh• Corp-/—*
;28%
/Universal < Oil* Products-!.—«——-1**
Upjohn Co
WebCOr-InC wi—i-.-.—
Western Bancorporation (Un)
Westinghoupe Electric-Corp
Wieboldt StoreS $4.25 preferred
World
Publishing Co—
Yates American Machine
13
■
31%
Feb
•
__3.50
I Texas Gulf, sulphur (Un)-^^-+—•'
208 So La Salle St Corp
—*
Union Carbide* Corp
-*
;^nion JPwific-RR ;tUn)^
^United States Gypsuml
U
«7%
54%
53
54%
Transmission
Texas- Eastern
26%
6,400
600
65»/4
66%
—.————12%^
TexaCov Inc
13
13
Friday;?,;!
LISTED
High
28%
1,000
26
(Un)—
Pittsburgh! Stock Exchange
Low
29%
13%
28%
(Un)—————50®
Bperry Rand Corp
1
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
Low
Par
Bouthem Pacific Co
Sales
for Week
Shares
5
Range
*
Sale Price
$15,051,000
$15,722,000
344,000
604.000
•
!/
86.000
$16,412,000
.
: ,394,000'
$15,789,000
!
Number 6249
Volume 197
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1249)
CANADIAN MARKETS
(Range for Week Ended March 22)
Friday
Montreal Stock Exchange
;
Last
STOCKS
Last
../>////'■■•
/
Sale Price
of Prices
Low
Par
Abitibi
Power
*
Paper common
&
4ftft' prelerred
Algoma Steel —
I
41 ft
25
Jamaica
Range Since Jan. 1,-1963
Shares
,
High
40%
Low
41%
24%
45
High:
preferred
40% Feb
42%
Jan
Laurentide
24% Mar
25
Feb
$2.00
43%
Jan'
22
9,760
145
4,770
Jan
48%" Jan
25 Ve "Jan
49%; Jan
Loblaw
Loeb
*
—*
48
24%
46%
24
23 ft
24
pfd_50
Anglo Canadian Pulp preferred—,—50
Anglo Canadian Tel Co 4 ft % pfd—50
Argus Corp Ltd common——
*
$2.60 class A preferred—
50
$2.70 class B preferred
—50
Class C preferred
"
Asbestos Corp
*
Atlantic Sugar common
*
47 ft
47 ft
48
705
—
53 ft
53ft
50
53
Jan
53 Va
Jan
—
43%
43%
44
42
Jan
45 Va
Jan
9%
9ft
9%
425
10 ft,
Service
Public
Ltd
LOW
*
com
Range Since Jan, 1,1963
High
Low
High
11
2,200
9ft Feb
11
Mar
alio
5
110
Jan
16
16%
1,775
110 ; j Jan
14% Jan
16%
I*
A
class
Shares
10%
-——
Financial
for Week
alio
—100
Labatt: Ltd; (John)—'
Laura Secord Candy Shops.
;—3
7ft
Sales
,,
of Prices
Par
Week's 5
Sales
Range ffe' for Week
Week's
Range
Sale Price
Prices Shown Are Expressed In Canadian Dollars
<lf\ Friday
37
16%
100
16% Mar
16
16 ft
4,250
16
6
40
18 ft
Jan
43
Feb
Jan
18%
,
Mar
39
16 ft Mar
Jan
Jan
---
I
—
Ltd
Aluminium
Aluminum
•
.
4 ft %
Canada
of
Co
.
.
a51
Steels
Ltd——
Bailey Selbum 5%
45
315
204
51,066
600
50 ft
—
52
8%
24%
18
37.50
37.40
37.50
4,605
a23
a 23
65 Va
70ft
65
65%
69%
70ft
2.90
2.80
2.95
73 ft
72 ft
*
Rights
49Vi
49 Vi
50 ft
55
54%
55
14,818
25
.—50
—
5 ft %
preferred-
British
American
Oil
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Blllolo
6%
Ltd
pfd
Cement
$1.3o
&
Canada
Iron
Canada
5.59
Foundries
$2.20
preferred
Canadian
Canadian
Canadian
Jan
37 ft Mar
■
8,710
Breweries Ltd
Molson
Class
.
Ltd
National
>
Jan
Feb
*
55 ft
55
55 ft
705
Placer
Steel
5%
8
200
Power
12ft
739
Price Bros &
5%
5%
27 Vi
—
27%
7.00
6.80
*
common
1
Development
8
6.85
Products
common
12
—
—
*
*
1
.
Corp of Canada.
Co
Ltd
*
*
common
100
850
1,575
Quebec Natural Gas
6%
preferred
Quebec Power
Quebec
Telephone
1
common
6%
Ltd
Aluminium
preferred
a87
36 ft
36%
46 ft
*
pfd——
21
lift
93
93
9ft
9%
a85Va a85Va
*
100
:
—:
21
lift
100
common
46 ft
20
*
common.
Canada
a87
*
preferred
Reynolds
6ft
100
Co
a8%
74%
75%
12
12 ft
*
15 ft
15 ft
*
22 ft
100
102
10
10
a9
St Lawrence
Corp
preferred
Foods
Scott-Lasalle
Class A
A
Shell
*
*
4%
Series B
pfd
ft % pfd
4
Oil
of
12%
12%
44
44 ft
Sogemines
—1
4.35
4.40
26 ft
27 ft
:*
19 ft
19 ft
50
50
—!—
pfd
Ltd
Canada
Simpsons
23
102
9%
*
...
com
———
com—*
5ft %
20
"A"
Ltd
8.35
—
1
*
6%
preferre
Co
Standard
Structural Steel
Steel
Co
of
Canada.
1
al2
al2
Texaco Canada Ltd
6ft
6ft
Toronto-Dominion
5ft
6ft
Traders. Finance
24%— 25 Vs
6ft
Trans
40
*
Trans
6ft
40
Canada.
Mountain
Oils
13 Va
7ft
13 ft
-
2
23
23
*
—
14%
14%
-
•
United
Oil
Steel
Ltd,.———..£1
Corp—^
Walker ..Gooderham
Webb &
>
Pipe Line—
*
Newall
•«
Worts*.*——
Knapp (Canada) Ltd___.
Transmission
*
!1
Co.,..-
•«
Westcoastr Transmission Co /Vot
Weston. (Geo) blass A—
2
__<■
—
*
.1
:
—
Turner ..&
Westcoast
—
10
A
Rights
Trans
Triad
7Vs
•
Bank
class
Corp Fund—;
Pipeline
al7ft al7ft
*
•
-
Canada
al7ft al7ft
*
A
*
*
*
Steinbergs class A
*
Ltd
*
;
T
;*
,
lo
i
Southam
8.15
*
*
:
—-
*
_
*
:
*
common..
*
—;
:
Inc
*
Smelting
—
10%
Sicard
_*
:
,—.
Ltd...
class
Ltd
Shell Investments
9%
*
common.
Shawinigan Water & Power
25
preferred—10
&
Cement class A
Lawrence
trust-*
Class
B
,'*
L
'
L-*
——*
common.
Hew 7% preferred—
•
Dominion
Lime-Ltd
■
1
common
Dominino
Tar
'
Dominion Textile common
Donohue Bros ' Ltd
LI.———
Dow
Du
_*
3ft
Brewery
Pont
of
Prices Shown Are Expressed in
Canada
I
*
Advocate
4jax
Falconbridge Nickel Mines—
Famous Players Canadian Corp-
58%
57 ft
59 ft
19
18 ft
Fleetwood Corp
Ford
Motor Co
23 ft
23 ft
24
a47
a47
a9
a9%
26%
27
Foundation
of
Co
French
a9%
Canada
■
Power
preferred
5 ft %
Greater
Voting
Great
Tire
Lakes
Handy
Andy
100%
4%
inc
pfd
1927.
„
Class B
s
Home
-
&
—
$2.00
100
_*
pfd_.
:■
1.780
26c
35c
45c
53c
*
Ltd
„
1
Ltd
49c
1
100 ft 100%
104
a68
al5%
Anthonian
Arno
Atlas
Mines
2.05
Atlas
15%
Augustus
15%
Aumaque
17%
18
Telefilms
Ltd
2.80
31c
Ltd—
Ltd
Blue
common
Inci.^
Warrants
Bruneau
£1
Mar
j-flh
^
Imperial
Tobacco
'
4*.
4V>c
6.000
5c
*
31c
*
1.25 Mar
4ftc
160
24c
54.200
8VaC
6.75
"
19
"
*r
23c
5.500
34.500
7.000
6cfc
of
Canada
Calumet,Uranium MinesjBtdi*.-—1
Canada Flooring Co Ltd class B-'
.*.1
com___L5
preferred/'-—-^4.68%
Indus Acceptance- Corp' commoir—*
■
$4.50 preferred
Inland
Canadian
common
International -Utilities
$2.00 preferred
:
Canorama
Refineries
&
Explorations
Mines
——*25
f
see
page
41
;
*
?
J.50
^
_*
18ft
3.65
' *"
18ft
3.65
3.40
500
:
Ltd—s
11c
15c
14c
17c
3.589
2c
2c
Jan
Feb
Jan
19c
Jan
27c
Jan
I6V2 Jan
7.500
i
2c
-
9V4c Jan
He
Jan
6.375
2c
Jan
■-
*.
.
■.
-
6V2C
-»
"
Jan
41V2C Mar
Jan
3.50 Mar
3.40 Mar
38c
Feb
9.734
53c
Jan
Jan
11c
.
*
200
11c
25c
19
100 ~ *20 Vs Feb
"4,000 * *
3c Jan
50c
5c
12
12c
21c
;
* J50
'
8ftc Jaa
8V2C Mar
*""
lie
*C
1
a21 V4 a21 Vi v 3ftb -3ftc
3.40
__
•
Canalask. Nickel Mines Ltd
r
Name-changed-to K^
"
„Northwe&t-jCanalask. Nickel Mines
Cartier Quebec Explorations Ltd—1
5
-
Ltd
Inv Ltd
Ltd—
Paper
-
Corp.
footnotes,
Power
Canuba
7.60
|iiterprovincial Pipe Lines-—
For
Kodlak
Canadian
10
{nternationaLBronze Powder 6% pfd 25
nternational NickeL.-of Canada———*
International* Paper
<
Canada Southern Petroleum Ltd—1
Canadian Devonian Petroleums Ltd—*
—----*--100
Cement' preferred———
v
lOftc Jan
10c
3.000
*
Jan
Feb
Jan
5ftc Mar
1.70 Jan
12c
9.192
24c
Jan
46c
14ft Jan
4.75 Jan'
.
,
3,760
8.00
11c
lie
12'ftc 14ftc
-,«
•12',/aC;
Ltdx-—_—!
v"'
32.006
91/aC
Jan
Mar
Jan
Jan
9c
6c
4c
12
I6ftc
14c
3.100
12
17!/2;
19
*
7ftc
Jaa
Jan
3.10
,
1.300
2.000
3.000
Jan
7c
5c
Jan
Mar
1.30
40c%lftc
-
8.00
.
2.50
28c
6c
\
5V2C Mar
22c
—
1
Jan
500
12
C
-*
Mar
4c
6.512 ; /
7Vac
22ftc
4
2c
8% Jan
Mar
,
16.975
2.80
34VaMar
4c
'3.500
5ftc
4c
8% Jan
1,000
Jan
Mar
Mar
2.60 Feb
10c lOftc
t
/.
CalgaryEdmonton! Corp Ltd;iwi-«.^
Oil- Ltd_-_—
Imperial
'>
Mar
Jan
32
64
5%
Jan
1.86
'
130
4c
v
#.A:t,
v.*
'
23c
,
2 ftc Mar
15.350
' h
4c
1.
Mines
7c
2.09
1.30
7ftc
'Bornite, Copper Corp——-j———i:
_*
Mar
341/3
28c
__
1
*
Raceway
Feb
5c
a8%
2.65
1.36
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Alscope Consolidated Ltd
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30
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13
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23
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23
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Jan
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Canadian
16%
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Rolland Paper class A
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Canadian
17% Jan
36ft Feb
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34% Jan
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3.30 Jan
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50
300
V *. .178'.-'
51
Jan
3.10 Mar
33%' Jan
51%
7%
*
4c
Jan
■/
Jan
76%
•
Jan
51%
:-9%'
*
Malting
Preferred
Canada Wire class B—-_'*
Canadian Aviation new
Canadian Breweries
Preferred
Feb
69
3.25 Mar.i
17,147
16%
50
106%
»
Sugar—
'Canada Steamship Lines
Jan
1.70 Feb
Feb
95
V
3.10
Jan
55
15%
~8
15c.
2.45 Jan-
54%.
108
——?
Iron Foundries common,
Canada
62%
55%
! Class B
Ganada Permanent:*—*;**-**;5.**i*l0
.
Feh
3.75
Jan
*
* '
common-
Canada
Feb
{ 6c
Jan
900
45' : Mar
4.65 Jan
1.25 Mar
33%
'Canada /Foils class
vA--^_***^»«—y.**** V
Canada Foundries &
Forging class A_*
•
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Ganada
,9% Jan
2%c Jan
2.80 Mar
Jan
4.10 -Jan
19%
*
—-*^—;**——***b***20
Jan
48*
^VaCMar '
5.000
20
3%c
__
3%c
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; ■ '/Preferred
Canada Dominion
5c
2.45 Mar
750
~
12c
__
_
Co-*-a*?,*;5;;—,
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A preferred-*—
—49
Canada Cement .common
;****
Jan
8c
.
69% Mar
20.515
Class
Mar
6c
Jan
3.305
2.95
28
Canada
2.15 Jan
Jan
70%
2.80
v
3 45 Mar
Jan
69%
19%
5%
Calgary Power
Jan
48c
5c x Mar '
870
27
Cabol
' -7%c- Feb
3%c Jan
"4c
1.100
4%c
2'%c
-
11.500
190
9%
4%c
.
*
4.50O
4t%c 47 %c
9%
-
65%
34%
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Burrard. Dry Dock Glass Aj-*—l
2.04 Mar
"
65
6.390
'
5%
Feb
30c
Jan
11,950
13
15%
16%
*
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865
1.35
19%
Feb
7.35 Jah
3.00 JAti"
31c
-
4.50
'27
Mar
22c
Mar
37.50
1.25
19%
Jan
57c
16.60 Feb
.
2.04 Mar
•
23% Mar
■". 5%
-Burns &
49% Mar
" 24c; Mar
Jan
19%. Jah
Feb
Jan
7c
Mar
Feb
Jan
22%
*
Canada
i.80
6&
,
13c
6.700
30c
3.45
1.8O
1
20c
6%c
—
1
285
38*% c
.
39c '
i
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8.356
2.04
20c
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11%
16%
340
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Mar
He
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100
3.405
30
**
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11c: Mar \
51/2C Jan
145
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86
15c
•
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14c
Jan
10c
21c
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:
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-
52
/
12%
class
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■
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4c
Feb
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.
Jan.
26c
.
Mills
Feb
7
2.85
*
;
6Va% preferred" »**;*—J*—;*—100
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10
Bruck
50
475
51%
—
Feb
2.75
Mar
13c
41c
17c
1.55 Mar
1000
6c
Ltd————J
footnotes,
26c
He
——-l-.
Canada Power 6%
Services
•For
1.95
9VacMar
1.130
jan
4.45
4.25
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*
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Columbia Telephone common_25
4%% preferred (1956)
_100
5% %
preferred
J—
—i
—100: -
;
52
Feb
y
23%
r
British
Jan
9
52%
37.40
—
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Jan
lOVa
Feb
175
•
British
-•
Jan
Jan
50%
Jan
18
vy:
American
British
.8% Mar
9c
^Metals——1
Consolidated Mines Ltd
Supertest
Eritish
Jan
Feb
5
8%
7%
Sod
7%
12%
y
23%
1.30
Mersey
preferred—
50
Brazilian Traction common*—
——*
Bridge Tank common—
Feb
Jan
51%
7%'
18
1.759
Feb
53
16%
3,718
51%
Jah
1.60
14 Va Mar
100
37%
Jan
6%
9%
8%
51%
12%
•'
15%:
9%
8%
.52% Mar
37
Mar
1.90
15%
.
Feb
23
Mar"
60
Jan
59%
;
Jan
Jah
24
'
Jan
Jan
36c
80c
52%
52%.
Mar
1.30
8%
Mar
11%
22
6.30
46 Va Feb
1.700
50%
Mar
11% Feb
100
219
1.60
15
23
.
23
48%
iio
12c
1.55
23
1.50
54.
665
Columbia
5*.000
L-:
11
Columbia Forest Products
Columbia Packers class B
10c
25%/Jah
51%
British
109.920
Jan
11
British
1.06
21%
61%
Feb
2
11.069
11
Feb
102
23%
51%
Feb
lOc
-7
II^v^
Mar
Jan
1.50
-.
—
70c
3-
23%
51%
Bros
common;
——-——*.'■
Lumber Co common.
*
15%
'87c
23
all
58%
Jan
16 Va
Jan
.
Jan
5.50
48
Bowaters
3.55 Jan
Jah
,
Jah
Jan
43%
r
"
Spartan. Air
Sullivan
,
•64
53% Mar
205
3.30
Mar
__
Ltd———-—*•
Dufault Mines Ltd__
Southern
.
703
Bangamt^o Ltd—^
Saucom
fiilver
18c
Jan
Jan
Jan
1 100
86
Diversified Lands Ltd—1
Development
62c
:
Jan
Mhr
16%
50c
26c
^Development Co Ltd 1
Columbian
5%
20c
; 22
3.25
45c
3%c
Enterprises Ltd—*—.—2
fet Lawrence
Jan
108%
19?
Jan
16%
Paper
1 000
1
.ISS^pfd^JO
Jan
10
Jan
19
16 %
&
83.875
80c-
Corporation —1
Mines
36c
Jan
Jah
742
y
—-—1•
-
-
Jah
9.75
17%
565
1.570
53%
106
Jah
3,010
•yBell Telephone25
55
-Biltmore Hats class A pfd——
*
Bowater Corp 5%: preferred--———50 ^
50
5% %
preferred ——————50 'r": 51%
Bowater Paper
—£1
:
•
'51% Mdr
7.50 Mar
80
common—**
-
—
^
4.815
Jah
30 %
110
48
10
65 %
——10* y-':; 70%-i
50c
13
1.90
Power Corp of Canada 4% %r; 1st.
pfd 50
6% non cum partio 2nd
pfd—_50
Ruby Foo's
Feb
Jan
Jah
2.35
5.90
*
lie
9%c
Corp*———2
Mining Co Ltd———1
Smelting & Refining Ltd-
25c
7.70
Jah
83c
Feb
——i—_*:«!**—**—*
Power
Class! A
Beatty
Beaver
Jan
8%
Ltd—.—-l-l
guebec Oil DeveiopmentEtd—
Quebec
Jan
9c
1 70
Ltd—i—1
Exploration—'
•Bathurst
27%
107%
22
2.90
*
Jah
,2.80
Jan
50
..
13%
—
Bartaco Industries
3.75
Jan
65c
5.65
10
common
Jan
46%
*
Sugar Refineries
Feb
Jan
21%
50
B-
Jah
25%
5.400
,
•
42%
23?«
.23
50c
.
Mines Ltd———
—I
Peace River Mining &
Smelting——*
Pennbec Mining
Lithium
■
1.08 Jan
8%
.
class
High
40% Jan
2.00
53%
-—T-
common
Rights
•
''
:
^
Hardware
Temple
being
one
48
•
preferred—*—*—50
Bank of Nova Scotia—
Jan
81c
/
1.10 Jan
14
500
t-
1.60
•Patrkl^ Silver I Mines———*
Faudash
Quebec
14c
37
12c
Mar
"
B
7,675
107 107%
t' 5.90':
,
*
1—
__1
V
18%
*
Jan
24 V4 Mar
.,
_
7.50
•
-*
com—*—'
Bank of Montreal
Jan
*1
v«
8%
Pacific Atlantic Candn Investmn Co—1
JuebW Cobalt/&
A
1.6O
.Gpemiska Copper Minbs (Que) Ltd—1
)Grchan Uranium Mines Ltd->w——-i
;
Rights—--**—-—:
-Quebec Labrador
14%
—
J?Oc
all
Ltd.*
1
XC\
Mar
53c
8.600
89c*
'Opemisba Explorers Ltd———l
Gold
12c
'
28%
21%
_
4.40
LOW;
108 108%
'7..50.,'
[
Jan
4c
'
9% Mar
5% Feb
4 000
1.49
23
Northwest Canalask Nickel Mines
Ltd_l-
Pitt
16c
1.35
12c
——*
Porcupine Prime Mines Ltd
'
1.000
Nocana- Mines
Ltd—1
(Norlartic Mines Ltd
—«—1
JNortb American Asbestos Corp.
1
;Nortb American Rare Metals Ltd
1
•Northern Quebec Power 1st
pfd_—_50
..
'
15.400
.
Co Ltd——10
Mines
100
12c
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New
llisoo
1.300
—
Needco Friglstors Ltd-—-i.*
New Continental Oil Co of Can
Ltd-'-*
New Formaque Mines
Newfoundland Lt & Pow
Newrich Exploration Co
1 300
24c
gi/2
5%
1
Pleasant Mines Ltd common—♦
Mount Royal Dairies Ltd
1
•
Automatic Vending
Native Minera's Ltd
51%
27%
■
—
1.00 Jan
20
P'eb
6,500
2.25
Class A
-w*-———-—**:*———J*'"':-'-:- / Vwi.-:
Atlas Steels —-r-*—
;
^*—i
*
37.45
;Auto / 'Electric •
*1
———/>
;Autofab Ltd class 'Bi*———*"
8Vi Jan"
Feb
20c
2.20
*———10
29% Mar
7c
Jan
14c
Jan
44 %' Jan
22c Mar
$yz:
Mount
National
class
Atlantic
6%.Mar
Mar
75c
17c
———*
———
7c
Ash
5.15 Feb
5c
Jan
-1"'
,
54c
^a/4:
^Monpre Mining Co Ltd—
1
Montreal Refrig &
Storage Ltd "A"__*
Class-B
*
1,500"
22c
__
.Molybdenite Corp
Jan
3%c Feb
\' \
'
>1 on
:
91^
.Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd—
1
.Midepsa Industries Ltd
——1.4O
Mining Corp of Canada Ltd—
*
14'
.Mistango River Mines Ltd-*——1
173c
,
%
2.35
1.175
v
$2.70
1.09 Feb
:
Jan
10,600
8c
50%
__
24c
■
Ltd——1
Corp
72c
8c
18c
*
:
18.500
7C' 7'Ac
enn
'
—*
—-4.—
*
3.40
2.210
70c
•
Jan
3.25
2.85 Jan
4%c Feb
7% Jan.
3,800
^
60c
lgc
•
;
f
'
-8
common
preferred
.Mercury Chipman
,
Ltd
7c:
.
50
46
♦<-
--
60y.
i——*
—
71
18%
400
2.50
Aqglo Canadian* Pulp & Paper pfd—50
52%.
i Anthes Imperial class A—*** ^
—*
i*:Argus Corp ::''common-i*.-~**yS--—9%
•; .Class C preferred
•*
8%
$2.60 preferred ——
Fqb
-
7c
Jah
18%
3%C
__
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'*<«■ 1
.46
Jan
■;
3.50
70c
107%
10
.
8%c Jan
Range Since Jan. 1,19G3
2.45
•
50
806
Sales
Shares
3.40
'
:•;
•
Jan
•
OILS
130
28%
100
—
The first
and
3,892
<
20%cMar
'
.
2.65 Mar
60c
Jan j
6% Mar
a6!/4
-
Melcbers
12 '
"
73c
<Majortr'ans Oils & Mines Ltd
—.*
iMalartic Hygrade Gold Mines
Ltd—i,
iMarcbant Mining Co
1
iMassval Mines Ltd—4————1
Matachewan
7c :Jan
44% Jan
3c Mar
42.100
preferred
Analogue Controls
■
Jan
24%
-
--.j
Co Ltd—1
"J
,
4%%
r
'<■
2.60 Jan
2.18 Jan
3,90
50c
Iric
•
:
Jan
V;
1.56 Mar
7.692
-
:
8c
Jan
Ashdown
2.80
*
Lead ■& Zinc Mines Ltd
1
?Labrador Acceptance Corp class A—5
<Labrador Mining & EXplor Co Ltd—1
'.Laduboro Oil .Ltd—
——1
?
1.85
preferred—
Algoma Steel t.——:
Aluminium Ltd '■
—i—
/Aluminum Co-4% preferred-—-
■
3.85
24%
,
■
Feb
600-
41%
-2.25
»*——'•
Alberta: Natural Gas—
Algoma Central common
Preferred &*—
*
Warrants——
•
T'V
,
13c
'
.
1
i
27c
2,10 Feb
.
a52c'
—1
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i
*
com—-*
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Co
i
...
13%c,
.
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i
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-lMar
2.00 Jan
.
Class :B
v
.
—45
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Class A warrants*-^
3%c Feb
4.00 Feb
1.35 Jan
7c
Jan
500
2.15
—
Jan
'
Voting
<
Feb
3.40:
2.50
common**—i'—*———*
•
29C Mar
8%c Jan
Jan
4c
24%:
trust—— _——_——*
/Alberta Gas Trunk, cdmmon**—-;
-*5
Class A preferred
——'—.—100
Feb
Jan
5C
40c
Higb
:
/
Jan
21c
Ltd
Jan
86c
40%
—-25
—
4c
Mar
Low
•
Alberta Distillers common——*!
~*
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—-L-—**———'
;
Mar
4.50
,
•
Jan
6c
Jan
Feb
2%c
Ltd-*
3c
4.50 Feb
15c
Jan
45
-
Acklands
8% Jan
?
Feb
3%c
21c
6c
:
;
■
Mar
for Week
'
of Prices
Pftr®P§v
Abitibl Power & Paper common
•]... Preferred -«ii
,
Mar
14c
8% Jan
755
4,000
10.5MO
'19c'
•
Jan
10c
55.000
a4.50
2.24 Mgr
1.00 Jan
8c. Mar
18c.
20C
1
Canada
1.92 Jan
,
2%c
..
.1
*
1™1
1200
1,900/
D*
*
*
scio
14c
5c
—-il
Ltd—__—
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"w
10%c
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{Fox Lake Mines.. Ltd—
Fundy Bay Copper Mines
t Futprity
Oils Ltd—1
-Gaspe pil Ventures
'
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12c
8%
2%c
Fano Mining & Exploration Inc;
.1
fFontana Mines (19451 Ltd—
-1
,
Foreign Power ec Corp Ltd
——*
jFort Reliance Minerals
1.03
.
•
—————.*
2.18
1.00
.
:1
—,
2.13
1,00
,
"Eldm
'
Jan
3c
600
'
Ratine
Sale Price
East Sullivan-Mines Ltd
•
4c
Expressed tit Canadian- Dollars
Friday
26
25c
•
Prices Shown Are
%
3.65 Mar
12 Vac Mar
42.850
•
Jdn
Jan
82c
Stock Exchange issties -are
segregated iiuo two parts.
INDUSTRIAL STOCKS, and the second list
the MINES
Mar
,33c
-
10c
23
560
18c
■
16
Fib
5%
Exchange
Toronto
1.95 Jan
Jan
;14 %
Jan
Jan
6c
1,000-
57c
4%c
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Ffb <
57c
Jan
2.60
43.300
-
82c
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^
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'
4c-
82c
5
Jan
75c
!
-
Mar
11%
.
.5,000
'
3%c
Toronto Stock
v
4c
Canada__2
of
1,841
3:45
4c
55c
•25%
1.075
3.300
470.200
,
Jan
4.75
Jan
33c
10c 13»ac
Mining Corp
_1
Oil Co^ Ltd————-—*.
14c
Jan
11.700
5%
Jan
-
3.80
40c-y Jan
'14
3.30
12c
6%c Mar
36c
.
1.14 Mar
24 y2
710
36.700
5 %
:
»
13c' Jan
.
Jan
63c:-
:
33c
3*36,
7c
1.400
y
25c
High.
Jan
/62c f Jan
96.000
3.90
55c
14
Western Helium Ltd—
WestviUe Mines Ltd—:——1-i—i.
7c '
3.90
24%'c-
56c
10
Weedon
.
:
800
10%
* «'
'
Jan j -■
4%c-Jan
19c Mar
2.676
18c 19 %c
•
10%
—
1
'
20c
37c37%c
18c
Provost Ltee class A—45
&
i,
.
19c
-
25
500
•
Consolidated
90c
•
2.000
Westburne
Mar
4c
■
5%c
-*:;
5%c
Monpas Mines-Ltd—.—•*
^Vzc- Jan
400
■
9c
'
1
3%cM*r
//;/
a2c
a60c
,8VaC
1-
j Vanguard Explorations Ltd-—
"1
Virginia MiningCorpib———***1
1.55 Feb
;
43.915
Val'Mar Swimming Pools Ltd——
1
Der Hout: Associates1———**
;
10c
22.500
1.14
'i Van
4.60 Feb
1 50 Feb
-3%cMar
•
'
.
Ltd_-_*_—
United Towns Electric Co Ltd
■
,a2c
a60c
„
Standard'Sec "A"--*
v!*_———i*!■*—--•—*
'
3%c
5/zc Jsn
,.;' Low
95c
6%6
United Corporations class. B————
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United Principal Properties
•
Mar
lit'Mar
|
3%c Jan
4.00 Jan
;
-'1
—
Div
3%h
11c
tj/aC-Feb
~
7.000
4.50
-
1
lie
1.000
4.55
.
-A-
———-T
8c
;
-
Cprp
i—_*_*__1
Range Since 3aib 1,196$55*
bb;
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'^1.14/:
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•'
LtdiJ.
Asbestos
Shares
•'-r*■
Ltd—*.
Exploration
United
Jan
.14%c Feb
•
10 c
,
.
2.35 Feb
Sales
for Week
>
Low • r High
Ltd—-i.—1
.Ltd_—*,-.^-2-2-**—I
Tazin. Mines
llfr
•
v
2.15
-76c
—
Tache* Lake Mines
Talisman Mines
Mar
Feb
Jan
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
.
Range
of Prices
Par
11
2.00
Mines Ltd*-**———
Week's
Last
Sale Price
-
.
•'
Friday
STOCKS
.
Shares
29% *29%'
4VaC
5c
'
—
Minerals Ltd——1
-for Week
High
10%
class A—.1*
pood Products Ltd
Central Manitoba
*
Low
Corp: Ltd-!-——*
'
of Prices
Par
iCavisoir 'Asbestos
Sales
Range-
Sale Price
.
(Range for-Week Ended March 22) 5
CANADIAN MARKETS
'■■/•■
.
Feb
Jan
y
;i
1.60
Jan
p. 17%
Jart
;
* 67
'10::..
Jan
Feb
'Volume 197
Number 6249
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Sale Trice
1
for Week
.
of Prices
Friday
.'■Ayy/titLa s|
Z Sale Price
STOCKS
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1, 1963
Week's
Sales
Range
-
"''/for Week
of Prices
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1,196R
'
Industries
common.—
jCanadian Marconi Co
.Canadian-
Pacific
Canadian
Salt
Railway
preferred—
26%
39
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common
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B
preferred
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19
21%
17
26
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5
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1.110.
4.60 Jan
3.60
696
15%
J 150
12%
12%
100
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6%/Jari
3.25 Mar
13%
4.15
14%
12% Mar
Jan
6%
7.275
6% Mar
6% Mar
2.85
4.350
2.65 Mar
61/4
19,230
4.10
100
8%
180
8
Feb
91/4
11,900
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7%
9% Mar
Jan
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Jan
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24%
25%
17.607
22%
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25»/8 Mar
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37%
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7,361
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21
10,395
100
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171/4
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17
2.00
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25
2.00
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16%
Jan
6%
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Jan
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Laura
Jan
Caie Estate
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60
55
68
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14
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125
8
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100
14
18
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37
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12
37
37
11
11%
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700
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280
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3.00
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2.865
2.35
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11
1.025
9%
Jan
11%
68c
200
68c
35%
36%
570
32 y2
2.55
2.40
11
10 %
36%
16%
16%
17
140
16
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4.074
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Jan
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20%
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20%
1.665
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22%
Jan
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40%
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43%
Jan
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41%
10%
40
9%
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16
16%
10.390
23
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12%
1.030
31%
Feb
33I/2
32
31%
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'325
125
125
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9%
9%
9%
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30
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common
12%
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93
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Northern
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Great
West
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9
' Feb.
Ontario
Steel
Products
49
125
-88
Jan
50%
7,424
5
5
1,550
16%
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16
6%
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Jan
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Jan
Jan
6%
Feb
Price
Jan
..
.
14%
45C
19%;
380
45c
767
18%
59%
472
58%
96%
96%
100
16V2
95% Jan
,
Mar
Iron
1st
20%
171/4
31 '/a
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Jan
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100
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50
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10
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20
1.50
58,838
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3.05
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—
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Imperial Oil
Imperial Tobacco common
—10
1.290
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f
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■
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Co
Inland
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Natural
188
1.345
41%
1
5
14
6%
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14
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it 1.675
10
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17
17%
480
common
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20
18
18
60c
59c
•
18
195
192
Jan
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44%
Jan
15%
Jan
Jan
6%
Jan
24% Mar
9.658
4,40
3.65
28%
Feb
17
4.75
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Jan
Jan
Feb
4.50 Mar
4.70 Feb
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7%
35%
For
footnotes,
see
page
41.
60C
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Jan
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5.95
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Mar
24
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Feb
33
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84
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25
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37 Vb Mar.
6%
6%
6.140
55c
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70c
1.512
55c
1,246
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.
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6%
85%
86%
85%
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4 80
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class
6%
;
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6
17%
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18%
55c
Mar
87c
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Jan
7%
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1.2G Feb:
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5%-
100
4.00
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9%
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,
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,
9
225
2.550
;
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7% Jan
3,892
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5% Mar.
23%
6%
10
9
78%
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Jan
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class
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25
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15
13
2.700
10 y4 Mar
14%
Jan
25%
25%
100
Feb
25%
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25%
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9% Jan
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10 y8 Mar
10% Feb
..
50
5
9%
297/a
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44
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69C
Jan
Jan
5.840
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1.440
3.05
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2.35
3.275
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50
40
—
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6%
Feb
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470
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27%
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10.787
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17
31.618
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6.15
16%
16%
i
Jan
28%
500
46%
44%.
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50%
7.006
20
.
Feb
23
Feb
55c
Jan
Jan
preferred
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100
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16
22% Jan
.100
9%
9%
Jan
14
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50
preferred
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15%
224%
60c
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B
15%
22%
15%
.
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5.50 Jan
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10
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10
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5,840
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102
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14
;
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15.204
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2,500;
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5%
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40% Mar
'
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preferred
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140
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Industrial Acceptance common
Industrial Minerals
•
185
40%
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Jan
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66
2.70" Feb
188
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19
Jan
21c
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41%
—
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75%
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100
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53
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10
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31%
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Mar
18
Mar
51;
1.35
13%
17
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71/8
—
Rothmans of Pall Mall
Mar,
90
Jan
50
6,900
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80Va
825
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.
6% Mar
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24
24
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165
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22.722
150
3.85
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—
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Rolland Paper class
65
Jan
10
■
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90
-
50
1,440
•
26
6%
85c
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17
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26
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_
1,951
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4.10 Jan
Jan
2.50
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9%
5.50
82%
9i/a
35%
*
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Prop
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Nodwell
9% Mar
9% Mat
7,984
•
65
19
19%
*
common
Hayes Steel
(Geo
3.30
..
82%
3.90
Bros
Reitman
4.25 Mar
4.00 Mar
700
49%
9%
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'
25
Siddeley
Preferred
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3.00
250
9%,
18%
32%
Jan
64
*
4.25
65,
common—
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f
9%
3.00
Z_-~ZV
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common
Harding Carpets
<
4.00
Jan
250
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"
preferred
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4.00
34%
6,275
18%
32%
49%
■
30%
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1.80, Jan
Jan
'
9%
Hardee F'arms
/
♦
;
Jan
181/4
17
Quebec Natural Gas—.—,—
Jan
'
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•
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15%
31 % Mar
common
Ore
Reichhold Chemical
preferred--
ChemicaT common—2
Feb
8,658
'
Hand
jart
13
;
Jan
i-16% Jan*
Feb
Feb
59
19%
1.30
64c
Mar
14
606
29
32%
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1,896
45c
Feb
Premium
4,585
45C
10 %
46
Jan
16
Feb'
Jan
31%
A
Jan
Feb
200
15%.
Jan
21
31%
13%
—
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Jan
15%
Feb
16%
16
150
10
preferred——
2.45
15%
19%
.Class
common
Credit
49%
16
Feb
13%
3.00
Jan
15%
14%
13%
—
common
44
46c
Feb
5.25
114% Mar
270
-
Jan
13%
20%
Pipeline
Jan
64c
~
Pembina
.18% Mar;
1.80
46c
4.45
875
24
—i
•
Photo -Engravers
Power Corp
,6%
Jan
52%
26
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Jan
6%
.
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6%
10%
liOO
45% Jan
100
25%
Page Hersey
Feb
49
Jan
48
Jan,
93
f
21%
50
Jan
9%
15% Jan
25%
Wholesale.:
Jan
1,205
49
2.10.
43%
Jan4
Jan
58
Feb
7 Ve Mar
15%
■
11%
1,165
1.05
49
1.80
Oshawa
Jan
144
19%
/
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89% Mar
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■*
15%
3,078
-
Feb
100
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2.990
785
44%
1.00
1.00
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Mar
Feb
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Jan
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Feb.
15%
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Jan
10
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70c
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.
5%
50c
J
Feb
Feb
8.85
6%
Jan
40
4,210
3.95 Feb
29%
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Jan
Jan
8,933
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Mar
45%
350
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48%
2.05 Mar
6
28%
5.50
68%
Jan
127
12% Mar.
Jan
47%
*
;
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Jan
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$
Jan
Feb
1.75
3.00 Mar
12
•
50
1
preferred
Jan
84
10
20
18
20%
^
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?
Jan
Jan
8
*,
Gas
common
preferred
Jan
7%
100
128.
Util
'Scotia
2.60
12%
Jan
"
-
-
627
9%
16%
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1
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250;
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Class B warrants
;
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Jan
12
Jan
48%
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common
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Feb
18
1 j___;a
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,
Northern Telephone
Warrants
6%
6%
-
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>
Jan
Feb
10%
48%
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common
104
62%
127%
Power
Power
104 %
34% Mar
Jan
14%
«
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Natural
Quebec
Quebec
Jan
565
87 /
:
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Feb
13% Mar
109
•
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Northern
Jan
.
.
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Jan
"500
12;
8%
8%
Feb
7% Jan
Jan
6%
67c
Noranda
Mar
Jan
131/4
106
22% Mar
27%
*
Jan
36
Jan
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7% *
Feb
27
21 Va
335
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class
103%
68%
81c
68
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7
22%
lo
100
33%
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287
7,848
104
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7
Feb
•
185
34%
81c
^
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5%
6% Jan
'
.
National Trust
27
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;'';'4%Apref erred'
Gordon Mackay class A
1«^.*
■
343
Preferred
Jan
10%
.
y
Jan
191
25% Jan
585
300
6%
Globe
Great Lakes Paper__
Jan
7
104
12
*
Preferred
'
9%
6%
34%
68%
Drilling com!—50c
—_______l____i_50c
Wares'common
Jan
1,330
100% 100%
104/
.
Petroleum
General Steel
Feb
'•
National Drug & Chemical common
;Jan
45%
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t>y
National, Containers
Jan
51.
: 7
1%
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171%
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27.
Mar
65c
40
6%
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9%
263'e
6%
*
Development
General
•
1.75.
9%
27T
*
Bakeries
General
7*--';
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preferred
5.50 Jan,
3.50 Mar
1,600
47.
1,75
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100
——
preferred
5 Va %
J
100'
77c
47
44-.■
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70c
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3.50
Jan
Jan
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12%
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;
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12%
Mar
1.95
870
-
40
40
40
7%
♦
Jan
14
475
*
Trust
12%
-1,375
6%
Feb
Jan
104% Jan;
8,089
3.65
•
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11%
800
3.00
•
•
40
Foods
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Mar
102
120
-
29%
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Monarch
2.50 Feb
••
32
300
*
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1,570
22%
^
24
-25 &. Feb
265
14
_20
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18% Jan
28,068
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20
Jan
23
v
6
105% 106i/4
13%
106
24
1,085
■
1061/2 1061/2
106%
Mar
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12'
•
Jan
18 *
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21
40
32
32
Jan
50% Jan
Jan
■'
10,430
25%.
25 Vh
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9%
Feb
15%' Mar
>100
-
Feb
8%. Jan
•
875
.
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10%
7% Mar
47%
-
Jan
125
Jan
8
348
22%
iA
-
Feb
Mar
331/2 Jan
Feb
Mar
8y4
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23%
22'A
311/2
125
15,590
22
22%
Properties--——-*
——:
15%
21%
Pkper class; A-2.53
Preferred
Fine
23%
6.813
32
7%
common
.
Mar
1.260
12 y8
preferred.
..
22
23%
preferred.JJ—*.■>——100/
B
Feb
12% Feb
16% Mar
Jan
11%
Ltd
Brick
9% Mar
13%
31%
class;.A- pfd-x—^.-20
(L)
18%
23%
,1.
—
Montreal Locomotive
30
Jan
Jah
32
———
19% Mar
Jan
Feb
85c
Jan
16% Mar
140
'
Jan
Jan
37
Mar
12
♦
Class
Jan
2.40
2.75
•
Shoes
Moison
6%
6.50
1.475
2.80
:*
59% Mar
2.40 Mar
16% Mar
Feb
pfd—30
1st
;i--:-ZZ
Jan
28
Jan
5%
4.50 Mar
12
4.40
-50
14%
Jan
5%
2.8Q
20
Jan
1100
*
28%
3.50
3.50
'••..*•,
Foundation .Co-a
Freiman
28%
■
_■4„"tL,: ■ /"g'
Ford of Canada—__444..
Eraser
•
2.25
12% Feb
4.50
'
Federal
Jan
Jan
9
5%
•
class A
50%
800
Jan
'
Ltd—
ren
Modern
11% Mar
2.45 Jan
;
6
5%
38
17%
5.445 "
.
Feb
Jan
Feb
"925
Mexican Light & Power common
Midwest Industries Gas.:
Feb
Feb
Jah
80c
5%'
Milton
Mar
225
"9,509
••'
4.60
,
Jan
Mar
1.70
~10%
Feb
'
5%
_•
preferred
Metro Stores
Jan
.
Jan
10
58c
•
common
M B P C Canadian
Feb
20
IOVb
400
...
,43
Jan
30
1,467
2.05
58%
.4———«*'
2,05
Jan
189
.39;
.
.
Jan.
~
1st
McBrine
Mar
17
50
2.08 /•2.10
3.55
3
;
B—
5%%
Feb
18
36 V2
150/.
3.10 Mar
5%
*
20'/4 Mar
9% Mar
1.406
6.960
25
*.
.
19%
Jan
3.15
5.450
_—
18% Jari
Jan
11
100
Jan
2.85
65c
Maher
Jan
16%
100
.
6V2
Jan
10%
Maple Leaf Gardens—
*'■:
Maple Leaf Mills common
*
Preferred.100Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
*
Feb
14
Feb
Jan
2.05
62c
Macmillan Bloedel Powell River.
Mar
Jan
13%
4.95
1.850
20
;
Inc
(M)
Mar
11
410
1.475
68c
———
Macleods
Feb
49 y4
10
2,614
11%
'
..
14%
Macia
9
Mar
8% Jan
Jan
48
16,712
12,534
12,826
.
/
9% Feb
11
5%
2.40
~
'/Preferred
Loeb
Feb
2.15
Jan
8
19%
181/4
.
Jan
Mar
Mac
65
Jan
1.95
375
48
13%
20'A
10
w
9.00
.48
nClass' A warrants.^—/ v^.
Falconbridge
7.25 Mar
8ya
»
Famous Players Canadian
Federal Farms common——'
Feb
8%
10
preferred
13 %
8%
_20
4
11/' Mar
61
Jan
10%
10%
IjOblaw Cos clasis'A—
12% Mar
.
...100
42%
Insurance
5,030
64
*
—
L 12
8.00
,
2.15
*
pfd
13
8YB
i—_
Easy Washing Mach
Eddy Match Co
124
2.15
^Preferred—10.,
Co
Feb
-
59% Jah
12 /
Feb
Mar
10
_1
preferred
Class
Jan
68
Jan
10%
Jan
2.1C Mar
10
Common
Jan
5% Jan
13
Mar
110
•
Feb *•
3.10
—•
2nd preferred
Groceterias
Feb
110
325
HV2
62%
8%
49%
2i%
.
13
,
63%
.
*
common
common
i... 23
1,200
2,261
.14%--
common
119
7.25
*
& Chemical
Feb
8.00
Dominion Stores
Textile
Jan
17
11%
———50
Industries
47
8,840
13
Dominion Magnesium■•>:*a
Dominion Scottish Invest common
__♦
Dominion Tar
6,585
20
11
U
/
Dominion steel Coal
497/8
...
6% Jah
81%
Feb
1
common—
Loan
Class B
Jah
1
preferred
Loblaw
Feb
75c
0V2
10
;
Loblaw
Mar
2.85 Mar
Feb
18%
-
Dominion Foundry & Steel
»
Dominion. Lime
warrants-i-.^--i---^
Preferred
11% Jari
2.50
10%
"
Industries
Preferred
Mar
53% Mar
15
119
common.
/,
Jan
49%
19'/a
11
10
•
;
Levy
Feb
51% Mar
106
A
:
Leland
Mar
;.
.
*-100-
53
1.80
Secord
$1.25
Jan
15
*
4 Warrants
29%
Jan
9% Mar
53
Coal
preferred
25
Dairies common-4—.;——*
Dominion Electrohome
27%
13% Mar
_•
Canada
75
-
450
1,725
II2
Bridge
27%
'15
*
100
•
-
Laurentide Financial class A
2.65 Jan
2.00 Mar
9%
;
2.360
11
—
Gas_.
.^Warrants
Feb
17%
13%
_.
55%
•11
*
warrants
Preferred
/
'^Br/zJant'
13 y8
.4,16
-/ a..
__
54%
55%
10
A
Lake Ontario Cement
Feb
9%
Zellerbach
,_1
5
Crush; International Ltd common-——*
57%
*
;
Lakeland
Jan
8
200
»
2.10
27%
.
75
140
•
class
Feb
2.25
,
Mar
109
13%
♦
59
\
—!
Lafarge Cement class
Common •"
'Jan
~
Feb
1,230
7%
40
t% Jan
106%
650
17
7»/4
•'
•
r7'/4
__*
^0
Feb
8%
36% Jan
19 / Jail
100 '•
7%
17%
■
*
1.50
5 y4
62c
Labatt
6.35 Feb
;
78%
25.672
*
preferred
Douglas
7%
:
4.602
2.10
-10
Kelvinator of Canada.
4.75
Imperial
L) Ltd
of
B
Kelly
>
Dominion
Class
Feb
Mar
53%
Jan
*
•450
.
Mar
81
1.90
Warrants
Feb
9
2,934
-
5
5%
80 V4
•
•
Mar
59
,_25c
Serlce.
Douglas
8
£
Dominion
Public
6J/4 Mar
Jan
9%
8
46c
31
_25c
common.-—
9
Jan
8%
•
460
52c
5%
3.00 Mar
8%
„
670
2.00
Lake———
Class; B > warrants.^
Jockey Club Ltd common
>
5%
'
9%
9>/4
48c
Z
Jan
6'/4
6 »/8
51
51% "52%
52%
5
Jefferson
Jan
16
Jan
2.65
•
73%
43% Jan
48 V4 Jan
44 V*
Credits-
'.;>Class,>A
Iroijuois,; Glass. preferred—
Jan
63% Mar
2.405
51
52c
Syndicate"
11.085
64%
.26
Feb
29%
Building
52 'A
50
50%
—25
______
27% Mar
Jan
950
63%
64 Va •*
-
warrants
investors
Jan
21%
5.90
___
Empire Life
1959
25
Jan
20 V4
450
Preferred
Interprovincial Discount common
Interprovincial'-Pipe. Line__t^ti—
Interproyincial.Steel Pipe—it*—
22%' Jan
4 Jan
19
Fch
.
15% Jan
215:
■
Jan
8
_•
Crown
:/
•270
*
16 'A
.
6%
*
Exquisite
Feb
18% Jan
:
5.65
(R
Dupont
24%
99%
1 40
8
Credit
Warrants
Preferred
Dover
Feb
»" 100
5.75
B
Coronation
Dominion
101.
:^oo
i
'Copp Clark Publishing
Corby Distillery class A
.
Jan<
—^4——1Q
—___
—
Dominion
Mar
33
15%;
*
common
Mining & Smelting___
Consolidated Paper
Consumers Gas common
Dominion
46
Jan
3.30
.
*
Consolidated
Distillers
Interprovincial
Jan
25
25%
.5
•
Building
Grain
v
'
' ■■■
1
Preferred
Cosmos
18 % Mar
28l/8 Mar
High
Jan
50
51
■
.—5
common
Low
26'%
49
;51
•
Utilities
High
26;%
5
International Nickel
International
Low
pfd. .—25
Powders
Kelly
"Warrants: 44w4-..
.
27% Mar
Feb
11%
Jan
20
..
Minerals
.Jan
100
19
2.75
National
Class
100
v
International
29%
912
-
Bronze
Jan
4.95
International
34
1.344
40
16'%
26
.
—i_;
Consolidated
Class
16
Par
-
Jan
15
23%
950
.
29%
21%
*
._.
^ 38
19
■
■
*
Bakeries
,
26
100
20
:
__
Consolidated
v
181/4
■•-/25s
25.
■■
Development
Conduits
Jan
19 y2
class. B-—^..
*
Danadianwide Properties
Capital Bldg Industries
1
*
Chateau Gal i Winesj.^—•^•-* '••
Columbia
Jan
10%
.
•'
.•
Mfra
—_.
Warrants
24%
1.587
18
*--.--100
Wallpaper
Clairtone
32,844
11%
24»/4
25%
4% preferred.
P
Jan
29%
.'•'•'5%% preferred
Canadian Westlnghouse.
K
4.00
11
Canadian Western Natural Gas com—•
C
430
26%
common
4 5%preferred
Canadian Vickers
[
4.40
271/a
High
Feb
—_J—44~4~--—*
Utilities
Canadian
13%
10
Canadian Tire Corp class A.4—
Common
—4*-^—---.*'
Canadian
1.150
4.35
25
—
•
Low
15
1
_
High
14%
14%
Petrofina
Canadian
Low
Par.!^
>•
fcanadian
;
(Range for Week Ended March 22)
Sales
Range
-
.39
(1251)
.
FebJan.
6.8C Mar.
17% Mar
-
(1252)
40
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
■:/ Friday
;
Last
STOCKS
Range
'For Week
Shares
iLow
JShulIys
Industries
Silknit
common
Simpsons Ltd——
K D ManufacturingSteel
————
High
•
180
28 % Mar
28Va Jan
13
2.200
12V4
Feb
13 J/4
Jan
l,4o7
29%
Jan
32 V2
Jan
Canada
Oil
900
2.75
Jan
3.55
Jan
Canada
Southern
Petrol
Tungsten
II
MineralS-I
30%
32
Jan
6
Jan
Camerina
*
3.05
■
__
'10
-.1^————20
3.20
9%
10
2.585
19%
1.359
9»/4
Feb
17 Va
Jan
IIV2
19%
19%
*
32%
32%
630.
31% Mar
36%
Jan
"Ltd--r-—*
Standard Paving
-—.—
3.90
3.90
3.90
435
3.85 Feb
4.25
10 Vs
10 Vs
250
10V
Jan
9%
9%
225
•9%
Feb
15
15
970
15
•
19Ti» Mar
Canadian
;
Foods
Standard
Radio,-**-4'-—v-*:
■
Bros
Stedman
—
.
Steel of Canada-
v—-
*
Preferred.
Common
•
common I
industries
Tamblyn
Tancord
!
Third
Canadian
Towers
Invest—
Bank
300
101% 101 Vs
50
1.20
Class
Jan
Canadian
Jan
J..
Jan
Can-Erin Mines
104
1.15
Jan
17%
Jan
45%
692
.
7%
1.40
Jan
62
43
300
6%
Candore
'•
'
Acceptance
Central
Pat
Central
59%
Feb
65%
59%
Feb
62
Jan
5,925
85c
Mar
3.50
Jan
Charter
21c
5,050
15c
Mar
60c
Feb
Cheskirk
14%
12,841
14
14
450
39
50
11%
Class
B
27,980
78c
348,865
15%
6%
7
12,525
6,955
_
•
5
Wainwright Products & Ref
"Walker. G &
Waterous Equipment
Webb & Knapp Canada Ltd—
Westcoast Trans common
a.—
■
.
55c
Mar
14%
6%
66c
Jan
Jan
._*
.
400
8
7% Mar
Mar
10
120
50%
25
19
9
"
8
;
Feb
Combined
10
Westfair
5
.
Foods-
class
Class
Flant
A—
A
Wesbeel
V'
Mar
Consolidated
Jan
Consolidated
6%
Jan
Weston
(Geo)
class
Jan
745
5
Mar
Jan
Central
class
4.90
York
Knitting
Glass
class
1.35
13
17%'
20
20%
10.%
10%
2.25
2.55
I_5
9 % '
17
'i
Alta
Uranium
_
3.10
lfc'.
4.55
10 V2C
III
Hill
IIIl
___
Ltd———
Yellowknife Gold
Consolidated
Leduc
Oils
"
Petroleums
Mines
"Warrants'
Atlantic Coast
Ruffner
Mines
_
II
Uranium
Bralorne Pioneer
:
i
Broulan
Reef Mines___
—~1
Brunswick Mining &
Smelting—.]—I_i
Buffalo
Ankerite
Buffalo
Red
Mines
Cadamet
Calalta
Holdings Ltd
Dunraine Mines
5 Vac
5 Vac
29.600
4VaC
7V2C
Jan
Duvan
25c 28VaC
18.921
25c
Mar
33c
Jan
4.200
"6d
Jan
9c
7.15
Jan
8.00
Jan
7c
7.50
7.65,
lie,
3.000
33c
Oils
j
Mines
*.
Petroleum
*
Calgary
&
Calvert
Gas
Edmonton__„
&
.]
~~
IIII—25c
I" ~~
*
Oil__.__^_„__I_II~;~]5c
Jan
2.66 Feb
Jan
Copper
Dynamic Pete
Jan
Feb
5tic Mar
8Vic
92c"
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
16c
Mar
48c
Mar
60c
Jan
2Se
Mar
88c
Jan
4.40
4.40
41,030
94c
96c
3,800
40c
45c
21,500
„
F'eb
27C
500
3.55
35c
Feb
90c
4.60 Mar
1.24
40c .* Feb
2:02
Jan
10c "
Jan
16c
4 VaC
5 VaC
9,145
4 Vic
Jan
5
5,107
26c> Feb
27c
10c
;
10c
1.05
500
44c
1,000
9V2c
1,500
.
1.01
-
8c
8 VaC
8 VaC
9c
8,800
8c
-46,600
5tic
Jan
-3,-100
2,700
1.66
Jan
4.25
4.40
14c
15C
9c
31c
8,100
2.35
14c
10c
4 20 Mar
8.000
-
14c
7c
•
.
I.
5.00
Jan
TOc
30c
*16c
Jan
1,500
62c
Jan
;
17%
Feb
,.20
6 tic
Jan
Feb
19c
8%c
9c
8%cll'%C>
1
13,812
154;916
43c.
Feb,
■21c
99,016
40.400
Jan
Fel^
"
jan
Feb
Jan
12 V2C Ma?
14tic Jan
16 VaC 18 VaC
Jan
-
95 c
IIV2C
3%c Jan,
16c 19 %c
17C
May
■'5 27c
7c
3,680 *'
316,000
18%
Jan
'
3,737
,
Feb
Jari
>20c
76,300
18%
16C
Feb
,
2:45 Ma?
33c
18%
_T,
Jan
11c
0c
5Mar
88.500
-lie
87c
13 %c
I6V2C Mar
Mar
22c
29c
Jan
Jan
11c
Jan
Jan
89c
Feb
;
'
1
—
l
9c
*
—
64c
i
;
V2"c Feb I
21c
-
9c
62c
22 %C
4,000
6V2C
199.900
66c.
8 VaC >'
8 Vic
1
10c
19 %c
9c
10,500
20C
1
Jan
11c
20c
Mar
26c
Jan
2,167
23C "
57c
;8c
18,000
"
____,
7
86c
9c
.___
•
20c
20 %c
15c
Mining
Jan
50c Mar
,1.25. Feb
Jan
8c
4.25
Jan
12c
,
Jan
5 Vac
2.25
Feb
Feb
:
VaC Mar
30c
Feb
38cJan
9c
1
—
2.33
1
1.08.
2.30
Jaii
53c I Jan
6,250
15,900
26c
Jan
Jan
15c
44c
Jan
Jan
1.03
2.25
,8C .?
50c
,*
34c
:
13c
-
Jan
7c
27,500
12,500
-
Jan
14c
88c
88c
1
57c
Jan
58c
Mar
57c.
-
11%
12%
"6,484
72c
75c
4,262
4.35
4.30
4.45
5,190
25c
10%
"
13%
Jan
Mar
72c
Jan
95c
Feb
.
Jan
"
1"
;
30%
30
,
2.50
30%
3.90
1,025
Mar
40c
Jan
East
Mar
14c
Jan
Elder-Peel
Jan
4.60
,
Feb
24%j, Jan
30% Feb
14%
Jan
El
1.18
12,425
91c
1.31
Feb
Eureka
138.450
33c
Jan
74c
Feb
Jan
Feb
Fargo Oils: Ltd
___/
Farwest' Mining....—
5 Vac
4.000
3.55
3.70
850
9.80
1.475
5c
I 1.10 Jan
Jan
3.40
8c
Mar
Jan
7c
Feb
Jan
3.90
Feb
,
Mines
Mining....
....
Corp
8.95 Mar
22 Va
300
22 Va
25V4
525
24 V4
1.05
1.15
13,300
92c
31c
1.104
25c
Jan
23.900
17c
Feb
11.500
49c
Mar
8,600
98c
Jan
6,100
15c
Mar
5.800
4VaC Feb
17 Vac
20c
50C
1.15.
16c 16 VaC r/r
5VaC
6c
!
Gaitwin
Feb
Geco
Feb
Genex
: 1.15 Mar
2.40
3.625
1.86
1.02
1.01
1.03
3.400
15c
13 VaC
17C
58,900
5c
5c
5%c
10.900
5c
Jan
6%c
22c
22c
32c
44,107
16c
Feb
37c
1.57
1.55
1.59
2,000
2.35
2.20
2.40
8.600
2.20 Mar
2.87
12c
12c
6,500,
10 %c Mar
13 %c
Jan
16c
18c
7,500
15 %c
19c
Jan
10 %c
10 Vac
12c
32,400 ■'
3.05
3.35
1,050
7c
7 VaC
28.400
31c
.
53c
Yellowknife
Feb
Glacier
—l
Mascot Mine
Giant
Jan
1.20
7c
_T
Giant
Glen
Uran
Feb
Goldale
Jan
..1
1
Mines
5c
17.500
5c
Jan
6%c
Jan
18c
12.300
11c
Jan
18c
Feb
Granduc
12.200
38c
Mar
46c
Jan
2.55
2.80
23.260
2.20
Jan
2.95
Feb
Gridoil
4.414
7V2C
Jan
: 9V2C
Jan
Gulch
11c
Jan
47c
7 Vac
8.300
8c"
37c
44c
10c
2.325.475
lie.
:
41c
2.12
2.15;.
5
11c
15c
Vac;
11c,
9V2C
,
21Ms _;
19c
Mar
.•
17c.
2Z:
21c
Plains
Great
Gulf
Lead
Mines
Jan
12c
Jan
Gunnar
Mining'-J
Feb
23c
Jan
Gwillim
Lake
8c
Jan
3.70
Feb
7c
Mar
10c
Jan
28 Ya
Jail
75c
3.337
65c
Jan
77c
Jan
6.814
10%
Jan
12%
Feb
64,000
11c
Mar
I8V2C
Jan
Jan
:
15c
JaA
:6c/
6,300
4c
*9 Vic
Feb
28c
8.700
24Vic
Feb
28c
Mar
16C
2.500
15c
Jan
17c
Jan
24c 26 %c
11.600
24c
Feb■
33 Vic
Jan
18
1,200
20%
Feb
19,812
3.80
5,925
18
12%
12 %
13c
7c
r
-
Mar
Jan
12
<:
Mar
32c
6 tic
Jan
7tic
Jan
8c
13.500
8.60
9.05
5,780
4c
7.500
3c
2.60
80O
-
Jaii
56c
Feb
7V2C
Feb
V9%c
Jari
'
8.60 Mar
4c
4.30 Feb
13
Feb
600
7%c
7%c
I7%c Jan
2.95 Mar
19.494
i
7c
18
2,906
36c
33c
33c
.
Mines
4.150
3.770
5.000
:
14V2C
2.90 Jan
Mar
Hallnor
IOV2C Mar
Jan
12%
12%
I.Ik
____.
Feb
Jan
Jan
12%
3.65
9c
1.72
Jan
Mar
Feb
3.80
_1
1.55 Mar
Feb
Jan
13 Vic
:
27c
13 %c 14 %c
'
13
L
13 tic Jan
9c
—1
Develop..—.
1.20
25%
*
Freehold
95c
320
1
Mines
4VaC Jan
41c
5.85
Mar
46VaC Mar
Jan
6.45
Jan
'
29c»
3.25 V3 45
8V2 C
.
Feb
2.21 Mar
18,900
6c
24c
5
2.75
Jan
15c
■■
15c
1'-
Mines
9V2C
2.100
6.20
26V-C ^
-5e
Jan
125/aC
297.200
43c,
6.00
Feb
8c
80.500
8c
.
6%c
Jan
40.815
13c i3Vac
5 Vac
7c
Feb
Jan
25 Vac
6c
I
Jan
11c 11 Vac
,■
IIV2C
—______1
25c
8%c
Mar
74c
12%-;
1
Limited
39c
v:.. .7c
.
Feb
Jan
6c
27
26%
11 %c
75c
•;
9 VaC
13c
26%
12 %c
•
,._i"
Mines Ltd
Explorers
16c
5c
18.350
2.20
;__i—
—
38c
2.12
2.65
2.12
10
Mines Ltd—
Feb
32c
21c
Mining
Mines Ltd
Vic
3A5 ?
2.55
2.12
20c
.4-:*
Goldfields Mining
Goldray
Granby Mining
Grandroy Mines
] 6.15
2.60
I
___X
Mines Ltd—
French Petrol preferred..
Jan
2OV2C
8,500
——
Francoeur
23%
Jan
31c
10 Va
Jan
6,250
21c
7%c
Mining__.__.___
25 V2
Jan
25 V4
Fatima
Jan
7c
Faraday/Uraniuiri!Mines———u—
34c
Jan
12c
20 Vac
"
5c
Jan
18c
Eldrich
lie
93c
8%c
1
Jan
Feb
Jan
I2V2C
8,000
Jan
1
Jan
7c
67.500
Mar
1
90c
14,900
6,900
Jan
30c
21c
1
!
1.500
8c
lie
Feb
3%C
l
Mines—
Ltd.
3.800
1.02
Jan
19c
♦
95c
6c
Feb
7c
2.500
2.330,
I_
Sullivan
Sol
12%
39.450
13%
9c;
8c
8%c
T
—
8 Vac
1.04
,
1
90c
54c
Vic
8 VaC
22c 24 %c
Co
Jan
9c
12%
13%
1
—«___!
13c
IOV2C Jan
29c
20c
10c
•
25c
*
1
East Amphi Gold
East Malartic Mines
26.000
19c
1.00
13c
■
Jan
8c
5c
1,825-.
27c 29%c
"
*
Mines—
33.375
42c
6VaC
.
y
Mar
Jan
1.100
38c
'
27c
14c
57c
6C
Petroleum——
Donalda
2.64
•V
20,173
II
III
...
38c
l
Lake
Dome
Jan
5c
/
51c
Jan
Jan
36 Vic Mar
Jan
Jan
7c
*
IIIIIIIIIl
Ltd—.
45c
Mar
21c
1.09
Mines
49c
44C
Minesr -
20V2C
16c
i
Mines
Feb
35c
;2;60,v
7 Vac
Ltd
Mines
50c
1.192
50c
j
Mar
10,866
10c T
Oils
Jan
r;..
17
76c
8c
16c
10%c
11%
Palmer
Dome
Mar
i
Mines
Devon
■
12c
1.06
Duquesne_
i
Mining Corp.
IIIl
Bethlehem Copper Corp—_i.——Hsoc
Bevcon Mines
3,500
7 VaC
27c
Mines—
16VaC
III*
—
Jan '
35c
9.50
IIIIIIIIsoc
Jan
*
Dickenson Mines
Feb
22 Va
17
Jan
5c
l
Pacific..—.—
4.500
25 lA
I
10c
Jan
78c
63,875
21,645
*78c
44c
Denison 'Mines
^.50 Jan
Feb
77c
40c-
5 Vac
25
Jan
4c
76c
2.50
Mines————
7,000
3.70
IIIIBoc
II
Jan
Jan
1.500
6c
IIIIII~**~i:
:_;.__II-—H"! ♦!
—
25c
43c
44c
2.53
7c
2,300
4.40
1
ExpIorers^
18.905
A—_i
II~~~~
Mar
"
40c
5,500
4c
"
'
—1
18c
———w_—^^25
——
5.75
2,000
7 VaC
4c
'
-T—
_*
Deldona Gold Mines
Jan
1.425
8c
7c
Mine
Pershing
Horn
14c
24,327
14,747
Mines
Mining
Daering
Mar
19c
Belcher
Bay
Feb
10c
70c.
6c
/Mar
4.75
17.500
6.00
44c
*
Mines—
Delnite
50c
Beattie
Cable
,
40c
2.00 Mar
Jan
5c
1.07
^
Petroleums
Black
Cusco
Mar
14c
2.15
8 Vac
I_
Mines
Bouzan
-49
Jan
24c
12c
2.00 Mar
61c
13c
Crowpat
Mar
Jan
100
Mines
;
13c
95c
Metals Minings
*
Baska Uranium MinesIIII—IIIIIIIII*
Bordulac
3.50 Mar
Delhi
9c 10 '^C:
IIIIIl
I_j
;
—
Lead
Mar
29c
—
Trust
Bidcop
3.55
-Jan
Jan
28c
8,900
Exploration
Copper
Craigmont Mines
Jan
65c
Feb
18c
Jan
4.60
;w
69c
26 %c
~~
Cowichan
4.00
Mar
Feb
Mar
21c
„
Zinc
Courvan
54c
30c
& Gas class
•
Yukon
Feb
4.15
22c
2.00
Ltd—
Ltd
18c
l
;_II*
Barymin Exploration Ltd
Bibis
Coulee
Jan
9%
7%c Jan
*
'
Base
Bata
Jan
Jan
2.75
Jan
1.90
66c
49c
Mines
Jan
7c
..II.I"**"""'!
preferred.:
Barnat
Coppercorp
Feb
54c
16c
Petroleum^
Copper-Man
Mar
18 1
2.50 Jan
48
West
11
9Vs Feb
15% Feb
44c
.
2.00
,
Exploration
21% -Jan
Feb
2.50 Jan
Jan
IOV2C
Bankeno
Barex
19% -Jan
14c
11c
Copper.
Mines
Oil——
■
Conwest
12c
27c
.
Bailey Selburn Oil
5Vc
preferred
Bankf ield
Consolidated
Jan
25c
7.50
Aumaque Gold Mines—
•
Jan
19%
-47c
4.588
15,000
26,666
7%c
Red .Poplar
18c
,>
5%%
18%
Jan
5Vac
.
Banff
Jan
Mar
2.85
4.30
22c 23 %c
Rambler
12c
i
—
Gold
i
4.15
'
Consolidated Regcourt Mines
Consolidated Sanhorm Mines
Jan
30c
7.000
IIIIIIII*
Hi
Huronian
Aunor
13 %
16
9%
Jan
Jan
1.35 Mar
5C
Gold Mines—,
2.12
5 Vac
—IIIIII1
Arjon Gold Mines—"""II"" i
Asamera Oil
~~40c
Associated Arcadia Nickel
III l
'
Consolidated
8.166
35o
—i_20c
___.
Rouyn
Mines
Anglo United Development—^.—
;■
2.10 Mar
"78,309
60c
2.60
10c
Anglo
Atlin
•
-
32c
43c
1,095
-
6C.
5.85
*
Pete_L
Anacon Lead Mines—
.,
-
Feb
3,000
27c
Pershcourt
Consolidated
54c*
10c lOVac'
62c
44c
♦-
Area
7,390
48c
5.85
Amalgamated Larder Mines—II—IIIII
Amalgamated Rare Earth
i
Ansil
-,^9
14c 15 Vac
54c
—
Alminex
Anglo
4.65
5Vac
_*
Mines
Anchor
1,000
25
..
48%
4.45
i
1,200
,50c "
48%
"III
Mines
Oil—.
Mines Ltd:
American
3.15
50c'
48 %
—___
&
Pacific
2,245
1.00 Mar
Feb
Jan
13 c
14,000
12c
Oils Ltd
Mac
Daragon Mines
Decoursey Brewis
Exploration
Gas
Akaitcho
3.45
Consol Quebec
OILS
Ltd
Accra
Advocate
865
Consolidated
Feb
Croinor
*
Acme
Agnico
-_»880
,
Feb
30%
12%
18c
Jan
7 %c
Gold
Consolidated Northland
Jan
39
17
,
1,647
350
Jan
15
-
32c
Feb
Feb
7%c
Nicholson
Jan
15%c Mar
•
.
....
17
3.00
11,364
2,531
2r409
Consolidated
Deer
Mines
Acadia
-
9%
t
16%
•
110
18%
16
Jan
Jari
1.35 Mar
9%c
1.40 Mar
16c
47c
Consolidated Mosher_„
Consolidated Negus Mines
5.00' Mar
Mar
14 %c
500
Iron
Morrison
Jan
80c
2,500
2,475
13
'£&y/
Electric
Abacus
Consolidated
Mic
36%
1,015
20c
;
14,600
10c
Jan
Jan
32c
Mogul
Jan
Marcus
29
130
,-100 i
2.10
20c
3.45
MINES AND
Jan
59%
.
16c
10c
7c
96c
1.10
Consolidated
2.05
Jan
Mar
18 VaC
__I
4.40 Mar
Jan
loc
1.03
1.47
Mines
Consolidated
Jan
760.100
68c
Halliwell
Marbenor
Mar
■
4.25
13
Consol
Consolidated
•1.50 Mar
r
Consolidated
Jan
Mar
" Feb
13% Mar
1.00
16%
A
Jan
20,500
14c
46c
Arrow
Mar
4.05
6,794
38
80c
w_
Zenith
5%
Fenimore
Golden
7
2,418
30%
10%
v——____.^IlII'IIso!
Jan
7c
Jan
1.41
Discovery
68
-1,525
13%
38
30
B
preferred
*
800
1.80 /
14%
13
r
•-»
-
Zellers
420
4.95
?
18%
____
A
1.35
5c
1.40
*
Flin—;
Jan
48c
9% :
Woodward Stores Ltd
'
ClassA warrant's
1.06 Mar
10c
22C
Cadillac
Jan
55
20 Vs
*
___•
6%
60
5,520
A3
—
,
>
15
-
14c
4.30 Mar
100
-
.
Jan
9c
995
■.
7
18%
■:/ Class ~B
•Warrants
Wood Alexander
Wood (John) Co_„
4.60
17%
A—-
Jan
46c
Consolidated Dragon Oil
Consolidated
20c
.i—
9.25
7.90
1.20
Beta Gamma
30%
8,785
1.35
L—*■
warrants—*1,+-..—
Copper
Western -Pacific—-
Jan
2.500
Mines
Consolidated
58%
8Cc
Products.
"Western
45c
12
.
76c
Consolidated Bellekeno
Consolidated Callinan
51c
L
_5
Feb
10,500
_•_
Feb
•57%
13 Va
*
•;
30c
1.20
Shawkey
30% Mar
66 %'
1.50
•i/
Jan
6%C
*
26
8,400
Mar
Jan
10 V4
Mar
19 V2
Mar
9c
6%c
1,920
1.15
*
Jan
I.
15c
Jan
Jan
1,000
13,255
32c
'
Jan
lie
10c
Jan
12c
10%
500
II__—2.50
Feb
48c
4.95
*
41,783
Feb
1.04
7%c
10c
—
23 %
,'v
13%
_
12c 14 Vac
1.47
Metals
18Vs
4.25
1.50
common_____
Jan
45c
;
Mines I
29%
4.25
;
13%
^_20l-
Indies
9c
4.20
145
5%
"1:
l
Preferred'
24,166
8.35
'
785
I
Jan
,Jan
10c
Mines.
4,673
28% Mar
Feb
8%c
JLi>0
30%
175
52c
•9%c
96c
8.15
I
25%
30
Jan
2,800
6C
Key Mines..
Con
Jan
50%
50 % Mar
Jan
Jan
Jan
1.02
1.18
Willans
Commoil
:.___*
•
1.14
17c
10%
1.37"
Gold
Lake
Coniagas
7%
Jan
33c
21.399
45c
l
Jan
1.05 Mar
1.20
7%c
!
Coin
Jan
4.40
57%
Jan
6%c Mar
5,555
7 Vac
8.20
*
Cochenour
Mar
15 Vs Mar
Jan
66%
50c
___*
,
10%
*
Chimo Gold Mines—
Chromium Min & Smelt
,
l
Voting trust
West
-L'
'
,
1.00 Mar
10c 11 VaC
••
*
7 Vac
99c
13c
*
Ltd
Chibougamau Mining & Smelting
14 ¥2
5?
7
V,.'
87c ;
7c
7c
%c
6
10c
l
Feb
23%
10c
;
66 Va
■
6 Vic
1
11%
Jan
28%
—:
lo
i.___
16,500
26% Mar
12 %
25?
30
*
—
44c
41c
7%c
*
Jan
22 % Mar
30%
—
Mfg
Victoria & Grey Trust
Vulcan.:.«_—
39 %c
*
1
Jan
9%
21
725
18%
*
Viceroy
:
Jan
Chib Kayrand Copper Mines—
-
*
Vendomatic
Mar
15c
Feb
100
10
19
*
I,
,
91c
2.499
Jan
12%
50%
50%
30
Corp
4.133
lGc
Jan
22%
7%
■'-L'
Electric
1.00
—
Consolidated
Vector
3.70
16c
14
15%
12%
i
1
—
1.5o
—
Oil
22%
7%
—
Preferred
United Steel
1.05 Mar
3.45 Mar
91c
41%
Feb
'
■
833
6.000
96c
13% Mar
Mar
Jan
Jan
1.10
3.50
7.447
Gold
Feb
Mar
c
3.55
1.06
13.100
39
125
25%
14%
7
11%
24
™
.
1.40
22%
»
3.45
1.05
Mines
Chesterville Mines
13%
Jan
'
17c
12%
■
.
Feb
-1.00
Athabaska
13%
•'
common^^—
4.95
Jan
Jan
50
Feb
1.40 Mar
Jan
2.99
10c
Porcupine
Jan
1,814
'•
.
1.20
9 tic
8.350
97c
Geld
8
62
15 Vs
i———50
Union Gas of Canada common^.—,*
United Corps class A—L—
5.225
293.899
3.30
1.00
Rio
60
24%
2nd preferred,.—
Class B
1st
preferred
1.25
13c 18 %c
Jan
16%
3.50
IIIIIII__*
Corp
Del
Con
Union
1.20
3.20
97c
Ltd
Asbestos
Cayzor
1.20
20
s'
-
3.45 Mar
1.U2
Central
60
11%
__*
-
'V""
3,538
4.65
Jan
1.04
—
Mines
Cassiar
Feb
1.00
*
preferred
3.70
,2.20 Jan
•
Jan
1
Exploration
14
*
1.09
14
II_16%
Inca
2.50 Mar
Jan
55c
——
7.100
13c
III*
Northwest Mines
47% Mar
Jan
7%
61%
19
1.70 Feb
60
—.1
I
._
400
1.40
3.30
Canadian Silica
18c
Pipeline!
~
Petroleum
Malartic
Canadian North
Feb
4.00
5,875
44%
*
Pipeline
'
Canadian
18
1.00
Elevator—
A
.
%, *}. jiy.;
Jan
25% Mar
Captain;
___
Tumbull
100%
375
} 45%
104
Jan
3.50 Mar
475
.
Trans-Mountain Pipeline
if» *
1.25
19
50
Rights
-
25
15V4 Mar
3.55
2.50
—
Prairie
1,005
3.50
—
Trans
75
17
39
Class B
$5 preferred
Trans Canada Corp
Canada
25%
16%
2.50
—10
——
Trans
is %
25%
18%
?
.
102% Mar
16%
1.30
3.55
Jan
Jan
19
common—
Warrants
i————;
Traders Finance class A
;
Jan
20 %
*
preferred
Marts
20 %
2.50
General
Toronto Dominion
Toronto-Star
Feb
3.75 Mar
1.C7
Export Gas & Oil
Canadian Homestead
Canadian Long Island
19V8 Mar
1.25
Texaco Canada Ltd. common—*,
Canadian
25
—
*
17% Mar
855
2.00
1.20
j0c
Dyno Mines
21,448
101 Vs
—i.
_.
Devonian
Canadian
19
—
100
—.
.
Canadian
19%
25%
*
—__
Industries
Jan
19%
1.500
6.677
16%
~i
]~
Feb
18%
2.15
3.95
3.55
~
Delhi
10%
Mar¬
High
2.05
.
__IIIIIII~1
12 Vb
;
102 V2 102%
—
25
—*
*.
—_
Preferred
Switson
19%
-100
—
Superior Propane preferred
Supertest Petrol ordinary——,
v
19
—1
.
Steinberg class
33'
Astoria
Canadian
•
:
Lands—_____
Jan. 1,1963
LOW
3.75
1
Jan
•
Southam
Stafford
Range Since
High
3.90
1
•
__
Canada
for Week
Shares
2.15
Campbell Chibougamau
Campbell Red Lake—
Jan
Low^
Petroleum
Sales
Range
of Prices
/•I
Par
28%
5
600
'
common
Preferred
LOW
5%
12%
12%
31 %
————*
S
Slater
High
Week's
Last
Sale Price
28%
5
——
March 22)
;; Friday
STOCKS
Range Since Jan.1,1963
5
Dairies class A—
Silverwood
.
Monday/ March 25/ 1863
.
V Sales
Week's
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended
.
"4,600
25c
Jan"
2.05 Jan
>
Harrison Minerals
Jan
Hasaga
2.34 Feb
GOld
Mines
l.
I.
4V2C Jan '
6.000
10c
Jan
II Vic
Jan
Heath Gold MinesL^—4.14
5.550
8c
Feb
14 %c
jan
Highland
6.500
12c
Jan
18c
Mar
,
24-
Feb
c
22c.
Feb
480
2.500
20 VA
Feb
I8V2C Jan
.
Mar
Home
.
Oil Co Ltd class A.
Class..'
13c
10c
93c
13c
13 %c
22c
v
96c
15c.
2.70
.
-26% "
2.63
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21c
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Feb
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Jan
1.03
Feb
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Jan
10c
Jan
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Feb
2lc
Feb
27c
Jan
13,500
5%c
Jan.
8.283
2.21
2.000
42.000
v
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4.561
2.511
Jan
20% Jan
15,022
27.
-12%.
tic Feb
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2.60 Mar
20.700
:
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2.75-
:
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5%c
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58.300
13C:
9.85 Mar
5%c
Jan
2.10 Jan
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14c
13c
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Hollinger Consolidated Gold
•
11 VaC '
11 %c '
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Head of; Lakes :iron_.____„
Headway. Red Lake
4,500
7c
4c'
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Jan
3.60
,
•V 8.60
2 .60
37c
3.10 Mar
1:
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7c
Jan
2.75 Mar
28 V.
11 %
Jan
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11%
Jan
13 Va
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Jan
Jan
Volume
Number 6249
197
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
...
(1253)
CANADIAN MARKETS
of Prices
Sale Price
Low
Par
Hudson
Hudson Bay
Oil-;
Hugh Pam
Porcupine
Hydra Exploration
Irish Copper Mines—
Iron
Mines—;—
Bay
2.50
2.65
1.980
54
5 4 V2
1.611
16V4
16
16 Vi
2.991
55%' Jan
50% Jan
14% Feb V'
17%
Petroleums
—
-——
Jellicoe Mines
Joburke
Joliet
—r—-—
Mines—
Mines
Gold
Quebec
Jonsmith- Mines
Joutel
Pamoil Ltd
1
8 Vic
10c
13 Vic
Jan
27c
30c
19.342
27c
Mar
51c
Jan
36c
40c
53.500
33c
Feb
41c
Jan
1.10
1.04
1.15
5.353
95c
Jan
Jan
Pato
Consolidated
Feb
86c
Jan
Pax
International
Gold-
*
17c
18c
13,500
17c
Feb
26c
12V2c
13c
11,250
12c
Jan
14c
ll'/ac
llcliy2c
7,208
10c
Jan
12c
Jan
22c
21c
23c
49.400
21c
Mai-
27c
Jan
Peerless
1
43 y2C
50c
Mar
15c
14c
18C
27.600
llc
Jan
34c
Jan
4 Vic
Feb
•
Permo Gas & Oil
5Vie Jan
Perron
Gold
Mines
13»/2c
5c
4y2c
5c
12,050
9c
10c
16,500
8V2c
Jan
10Vic
Jan
Feb
27c
Jan
Petrol Oil & Gas
11c 4 Jan
20c
Feb
Pickle Crow; Gold Mines
Jan
Pitch Ore Uranium
21c
21c
22c
8.100
14c
16c
20.600
1
1
1.20
1.20
1.24
29c
26 yac
29c
6.455
*
69c
68c
76c
104.050
6.90
2.85
3.05
25V2C
25 Vic
28c
20c.
22c
Feb
Placer
6c
Jan
Ponder
Jan
5c
7.30
Feb
Powell
3.70
6.45
17.145
19c
Place
1.10
Jan
57c
8,372
6.75
Jan
Jan
32c
26 Vic Mar
1.000
5c-
5c
6.75
1.55
Feb
1.05
5.400
23.000
Oil
&
Oils
.■!.
12 Vic 12 y2 c
Jan
Preston
2bc
Jan
Prospectors Airways
30
Jan
Feb
Jan
v-
14c
Jan-
11c
2.233
*
Provo Gas Producers Ltd
Quebec Chibougamau Gold
1
2.69
2.75
2.98
Feb
%
—
Mines
—
Mines—
-
Jan
2.40
655
Jan
2.95
100
4.25
3.85
2,152
Jan
3.90
Jan
34c
37C
28,200
29c
Jan
43c
Feb
45,700
27c
Jan
35c
Feb
36c
1
Quebec
4.25 Mar
Jan
4.25
3.75
—*
—
-
:
5.20
3.75
—-*
Mines
28c
32c
1.37
1.36
1.40
8y2C
10c
90,600
4 Vic
5'/2c
3.70
3,400
8V2C
184,750
1
19C
Jan
Jan
6c
Jan
1.75
Jan
Jan
19c
Jan
1.70
1.65
1.70
300
15y2C
15c
18c
18,600
1.46
1.36
1.47
107,500
—1
11c
9y2c nygc
47,600
8c
Jan
liy2c
Jan
1
13c
16c
68,600
12c
Feb
21c
Feb
Point. Gas__
Mines,—:
Louvicoufct
Goldfield
Lyndhurst
Mines
13c
3.40
3.40
3.50
18c
*
——
Explorations
18c
4V2C
Lake——————
Marchant; Mines
87c
Mar
4,300
2.10
6,700
4%c
Jan
88c
8Vic
9c
53c
6,700
45c
Jan
53c
Jan
1,166
84c
*
9V2c
5,300
18,000
1
1.40
Macdonald
Rix
Mines
Rockwin
Rowan
Jan
Ryanor Mining
12c
95c
share
Jan
47c
,
'
Feb
8c
8.50
2,248
43 Vi
10c
42,100
5c
-
5c
1
21c
22c
2.40
27c
30c
8C
23,989
....
"
8c
Jan
4,720 : " 23 Vic Feb
260
Jan
44,700 V
.7,421
:•
24c24y2c
20c
14'/a
8,028
2,045
14y4
8c
*
9c
14*!
34,500
»
Feb
84c
Feb
55c
17C 18y2C
19,500
17c
Mar
21c
Jan
1
1.13
1.15
2.05 Mar
16,600
2.40
Jan
1.24
1.06
40c
Mar
9Vic
Mar
4y2c
5%e
Teck
Hughes Gold
Temagami.—
Tombill Mines Ltd
Jan
Torbit Silver Mines
14c
21c
Jan
Triad
16c
X
17c
.
Jan
Feb
40c
26y2c Jan
Towagmac Exploration
Jan
5 Vic
Mar
4c
1,000
5,000
v
3.75
3.50
3.85
95c
1.07
Union
Jan
1.30
J*n
United
United
Canso
46,900
23c
Jan
37c
Mar
12c
6,600
34,207
10c
Jan
13c
Jan
United
4c
Jan
6Vic
Feb
United
4,000
7%c
7c
7c
1.32
1.38
6c
6 Vic
12c
10c
23C
18c
23c
Mar
Jan
16c
19c
19C
19c
-
7c
8c
36c
7,804
14c
13c 16 Vic
'21,310
<
24c
2.80
2.85
10c
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II,633
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1.55
30
5 10
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23 Vic
33c
31c
35c
2.15
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9c
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;
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45c-a
;
2.10
2.10
Mines
30c
30c
30C
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warrants—
,
Jntt
.
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1.^75
•
31
Jan
40c-
Jan
Feb
44c
54C
6.25
4.85 Mar
17c
Jan
25 Vie
*
Jan
27c
,
48 Vic
Jan:.'
Jan;
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>
'-*
>
4 ViC
4'/2c
Obaska Lake Mines—
49c
1
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Opemjska Copper,,——,—-—1
Orchan, Mines———,—
I
Rights^.
Osisko Lake Mines—!_—i——1
SC
40C
Mar
50c
15c
k
/
49C
Jan
2.60
Feb*
21c
.
Jan
Jan
12c
F°b5
29c
Mar
39c
Janf
11c
Jan
15c
Feb
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7.00
6.90
1.99
;:1.83
26c
25C
l2V!c
29C
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20.000
12l/2c 13 Vic
28c
32C
40C
61,749
418.115
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38y2c
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:
Feb
8c
- Jan
10c
5
5 Vic
Jan
,
48c
8,200'
9,705,
^7.10"
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——
—
70c
79.466
1.45
7.90
8.45
8.015
7.35
Jan
8.75
11c liy2c
16.660
10Vic
Jan
14C
59.990
1.35
Jan
1.51
15c
1.48
21 Vic
22c
7.832
7.850
5y2c
5c
1
78c
Jan
Feb
6.50
e,
1.85 Mar
16c
20c
13,800
38 Vac
.
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70c
Mar
c-
2,934
:
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1.35
70c
80c
924
4%C
45.800
7.000
3c
Jan
10y2c Mar
1.244
lOVic
13c
3.80
4.25
82c
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13c
82c
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,
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13c
13c
1.24
1.21
1.25
07c
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4*/2c
v
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93c
16.500
12c
Jan
1.35
Jan
Feb
3.45 Mar
3.00 Mar
3.15
3.40
17.716
17c
4.000
1.50
1.55
5.150
1.50 Mar
1.200
2.05 Mar
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2.30
2.25
17c
iey2c i8yac
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1.78
6c
1.000
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2^0
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6c
27c
72c
72c
9c
10.003
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5Vic
/ 6c
28.500
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6c
750
,
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72c
114
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18c;
103.627
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Jan
6c
24c
72c
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2.35 Jan-
,
16%c Mar
269,200"
Feb
17c
Feb
13c
25c
1
1:
1—
Hargreaves-
Jan
87c
15Vic
16'/2C
Oil
Feb
5.05
Jan
1.50
Wilshire
Mar
Mar
3.15
A
class
Jan
13c
Mar
16%c
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Jan-
17c
6c
2
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Jan
12c*
5.000
•
Jan
Jan
Jan
82c
2.700
25.500
8c
Jan
,
2.09
3.00 Mar
724
14c
16c
Jan
80c
Feb
95c
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3Vic
Jan
•
6'/2c
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78c
Jan
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1.66
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34,650
1.70
1.53
26c
Mar
>
Feb
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Feb
1.48
1.37 Mar
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Feb
1.65
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Lead
& Zinc
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1
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Zenmac
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Mines
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1
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7 Vic
14.200
6c
43c
2.916
41c
41c
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7c
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47 r
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5c
4c
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23c
2?c
25c
43.200
20c
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22c
21c
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47,025
16c
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Jan
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7%c Feb
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2.525
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:
31c
25c
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Jan-
7.40
2.45
30c
Jan
,
Feb X
12c
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5Vac
15,850
58c
.
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Jan
Jan
15c
:
2.600
14c
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Jan
4.20
ioy2c ii%c
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Beaver
50c
Jan
1.15
15.813
.
Jan
12%
Jan
52c
11,593
18c
1.38
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3.75
3.405
1.55
1.45
13 Vic
9.95
32c
*
16c
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Yukon Consolidated
l':
950
;
60c
1
Yankee Canuck Oil
8ViC
1,400
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y. iic! 12c;
3.85
2,570
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69.166
3.85
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>1.000 *
11,400
2.395
: 40c
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10,850
:
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33c
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•
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'
13c
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24c
1
Petrol
Winchester
Mar;
Mar
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Jan
1
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18c:
Willroy Mines --^-.i.!!-———.!—;—!!l
Jan
Mar
2.10 Mar
y
2,000
2.832
5c
—
Petroleums
Western
•Jan;
35c
2C0-
19C
1.55
Western Mines
Jan
30c
5,800
Jan
1.84
'
18*/2c
78c
Lodge
Western Decalta Petroleum
*
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9C'
SC
Jan
27
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29.250
1.52 Mar
18.230
25c
13 %c
.
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Western
Mar
21,665 V
f
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14V2c Mar
•
1.05
—
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West
Jan
25c
49,837 ;
27c
35c
Jan
14c
•
Jan
Jan
21 Vic
Mines
Westates
Jan
3.1C
27Vic
3,800*
5.40
s
19c
1.20
330
Feb
11c
Feb/
1.48
Mining
Wespac
Jan
24c
15c 7 Jan
12Vic
30c
Weedon
Jan
Feb
'
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65c
16c
^
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18c.: Feb.
Feb 'p
10c
2,200
y^vies
12c
76c
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Wasamac
Jan^
19c - Feb
v
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30
47c
38c
Mar
2.78 Mar-
1.57
:
4.85
24c
1
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Violamac
Jan
13c
--
106,598
24c
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:20c
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4,900
16a
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Jan
Mar
40c
Jan
15c
3,105
.
15c
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3,840
24C
24c
1
23c
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33c
6,300-
16c
15c
15y2c
Jan
Jan
11c
20,700
34c
10c
53c
1.40
—
Quebec
*
Vandoo Consolidated Exploration
Feb
'7c-: Feb
79,925
7c
34c
19c
13 Vic
175,700
22c
15c
—50
'c-.
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Vespar
i5y2c
600
v
26,715
11c
:
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14c
34,700
Jan
:
21.330
35c
United Oils
Feb
Jan
410,020
Jan
30c
•
84c
11%
Urban
23c
19c
8.45
Jan
Jan
Jan
:40c
Mar
33c i. Jan *'
25c
Hill
13V2c
9c
85c
81C
Fortune
United
118,750
Mar
60c
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13c
>
23c
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New
Jan
8c
Jan
Jan
Jan
24c
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-
Feb
1.44
Jan
6c
Jan
88C
70c
—
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1.12
6,523
16c i6y2c
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_
52,600
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1.52
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6,424
3,100
13c
1.60
8,700
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32C
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Exploration^—-,—:
12,000
2,200
V;
Jan
;39c
Jan
Jan
55c; Jan
5,500
23c
62c
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—
—
5.00
5c
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—,1
:
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22c
10c
Asbestos
Feb
9« c
-
,
62c
60c
Unisphere Explorers Ltd
United
5 Vic
Nudulama Mines L.-.i-!-.---~i.!.--—*
:
60c
10c
iii
Feb
4c
-1
Northland
.
63c
v! 60c
*
Feb
1.56
Jan
14y2c Jari
3.85
Mining Corp
ny2c
,
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.
60c
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/
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1.80
.
.
Feb
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5.35
Jan
12c
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12c
Feb
Jan
1.49
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5 Vic
5,607
73c r.C
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4.75 Mar
9,972
1.68
71c
38c
1
3 Vic, Jan
J.9C
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25»/2c
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Trinity Chibougamau
30c
1.36
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11V2C
common,—___25c
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30C
27c
13c
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3.40 Mar
3,900
6,800
46c
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1.73
Feb
1.31
14,130
1.66
.:
22 %c
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13c ,Jari
22,500
32.400
4,500
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1.72
27c
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——
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1.68
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Trans Canada
2.85
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Goldcrest -
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1.05
29c
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North
O'Brien Gold
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Jan
1.05
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1.90
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1.81
4.85
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Thompson Lundmark
Jan
21c24V2c
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——
2.05
Feb
Mar
Jan
2.00'
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Mar
Jan
13c
38c
38c
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32C
6c
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29c
6c
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1.20 Jari
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11,500
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2.00 Mar.
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10,700
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5.25
8.25 Mar
38c
27,300
3,400
i—————
Canada
.5.25
25c;
19 Vic Jari
Jan
35c
6c
Warrants
Northern
44,359
15c " f Jan
*
39,928
36c
14c
28c
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1.15
3.35
8.25
Jan'
1.37
1.05
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12c
26c
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Nickel
—;
class
1.15
3.00
Feb
5Vic Jari
Jan
10 %c
——
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Mar
-
4%c Jan
6.45
25,037-
3.20
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43c
—
7.90
Jan
•
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Jan
36c
15C*15%C
/
Feb
69c
16,500
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8,05
—1
—
74c
5c
1.21
15%C
—1
l—i*.
Steeloy Mining .i
Steep Rock Iron _!
Sturgeon River Gold
Sudbury Contact:
Sullivan Cofts Mines -l-L—_!_
Sunburst Exploration
,15% Feb
10c. Jan
7%c Jam/
31c
16,503'
8,000
Feb
9c
Jan"
Jan
'
—_——
10,670
*•
16c
16c
Jan
5o
lie
—1
Feb
136,456
12C
7,500 :
23,000
III
Mar
1
Gold Mines
Jan
lie
42c
55c
350
-*
1
32c
—1
23c
Gold—..——-—1
..
Feb
7c
23 l/2c Mar
Southern Union Oils
Spooner Mines & Oils'!-——
"
7
Mines
Jan
1.85
Jan
78c
2.10
1
1
..1
—_——1
Jan
Jan
13%
—1
Jan
Jan
Mines
5c
Feb
25c
27V2C
Jan
75c
5c
1.12
5c.
.5CC
2.01
*
50c
Jan
1,970
-
—*
.*.
Starxatt Nickel
50
Canada
Feb
11'/a
22 y2c
Jan
39c
2.05
—
12c
Jan
1.58
50c
27c
Jan
12c
—1
——
10c
,•
7'/2c
11c
1.15
-50c
Mines——::—
Stand
Stanrock
9,500
Mines
Roc..
36c
15c
6c
—1
Stanwell Oil &
4 24,442
Northcal Oils Ltd—_————
North
34c
Jan
Jan
Jan
„1
Silver
Jan
6C
Mines
Northspan
36 c
14c
1*
————
,
Jan
40c
Normetal
.
11c
1.33
17,350
1
——
———u—!!-X-.
64c.
.
Mar
18c
Gold
Petrol
40c
,
.
Mar
52c
13,500'
8 ViC
v
River
2.64
.
:'25Vic Jan
.
Gold
Antonio
27c
2.25 Mar
33c
Petroleum—
13c
Silvermaque
Siscoe Mines Ltd
6Vac Feb
,
J21c ,Mar
;
8,861.
55c
52c
,
4 Vic Jan>
7,200
-
42C
1
Feb
1,500
26c
—1
6c
,
,
6c
23V2c
.—1
——
Silver Miller Mines
Mar
36 Vic Mar
5!/2C
—
1.32
91c
held
five
Sigma Mines Quebec*
Jan
>
1
Oils
5V2C
23«/Ic
!_
Sheritt Gordon
51% Mar
'27c ' Jan
.
28,477
2.50
,
16c
Mines
Feb
Jan
9%c
4,000
—
Security Freehold
Sheep Creek Gold
Mar
11c
Jan '
33C 36'/2C
—1
1.01
81c
15,556
1
each
Satellite Metal
,^-15 Jan
,
51%
18c
—
North
for
Jan,
>
4Vic
Mines
19c
12%
1
Mines
Feb
56c
16c
of
16c
12 V'4
—1
—
Consolidated
Sarcee
Mar
12c
49c
1,195
,
,
4Vic
Mines——,——
Feb
Being exchanged for
Rock Explorations Ltd
Feb
14c
Jan
12c
—-25c
9.65
Ltd
Feb
...
,8c
-*
———i
15 '/a c Feb
12%c Jan
300
12%
*
:
Athabasca Uran
Roche
9%c iov2c
1.40
1.40
1
Algom
5c
2,800
51
.
—
16c
Canadian
Jan
Jan
Mar
North
Jan
6 Vic
2,000
8.60
38C
1
—
Mines,.,—...—
Preferred
12c
1.18
One
42 Vic Mar
19,800
1.15
1
New Rouyn Merger,—
1
"New Senator Rouvn
—-—1
Nickel Mining & Smelting—,:
i
1
Nickel Rim Mines,,
1
Nor Acme Gold,—
-1
North
93c
-
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd_l
Nor pax
16c
Jan
47c
Feb
Mar
81c
25,300
2.05
i—
Mines...
Norlartic -Mines
Jan
85c
81c
Jan
18c
Harricana
Norbeau
Mar
14c
12,200
87c
1.08
13c
9yae
—
Hosco Mines—:
Newnorth
8c
5,625
92c
92c
♦
53c
Feb
Feb
144,800
53c
18c
Mines
Kelore
2,500
i4y2c uy2c
1
81c
Union Oil
New
3.25 Jan
1.10
>1.00
Jan
lie
19,200
11c
9l/2C
Mines.
New
11c
11c
Jan
2.40
*
1
Sand
50c
'
Newlund
Feb
8c' Feb
1
Jan
Jan
.1 8c
Petroleum
New
Feb
2,020
-
1
j._
10c
23c
Jan
4c
Jan
Tormont
New Jason
2.75
Jan
114,000
2.60
7c
Mar
14V'2c Jan
2,166
9,400
5%c
Jan
15c
Mar
2.40
78c
Oil——
Murray Mining Corp Ltd
New
23c
4%c
1.70
Feb
46c
9,500
38c
Minerals
Goldvue
20c
1
1
Rio Rupununi Mines
Mar
48c
Murphy
New
8c
8c
1
1.45 Mar
8%c
Mar
15,500
53c
—1_
Oil
Jan
38c
9y2c
,^8 Vic
Min Ore Mines—.———
—
Jan
1.48
19,100
San
14 Vi
Davies
153,800
Feb
8.65
„
46c
Jan
27c
Mining .Corp!
Continental
12,662
15c
Jan
Mar
Mar
5c
Mining—..————
Holdings
1.52
4.05
Jan
6.85
40c
23c
10c
2.41
Mill City Petroleums^————
Exploration
1.45
12y2c
2.76
76c
45c
23c
42%c 45 y2c
34c
'Midcon Oil
National
13,050
1
Jan
51%
—*
National
1,000
2,221
83c
10%
15c
8c
Mines,—
Porcupine
Wright Iron
8.05
77C
33'/2c
17l/2c Mar
8.50:
Mining———1—
Moneta
3.25
7.80
Jan
2,010
7,926
24 Vic
Warrants
Jan
Mar
Mar
22c
9c
9 Vi c,
'
P£troleUmB-.—L.'-..-.L-.1^5
Development_50c
New
59c
16c
12c i2y2c
21c
New
42c: Jan
Jan
7,910
2,540
6V2c
.
'
Mentor Exploration &
Newconex
Feb
40c
II.611
Feb
81c
McWattei^:
Calumet
32c
3,500
13c
18c i9y2c
12c
''
Bidlamaque
30
6,000
19c
4c
9V2C
Lake,:———.———1
McMarihac. Red Lakeii!———:
-1
New
55c
ioy4
4,000
,
—
Mclntyfe——.....
-
41c
10
4y2c
21c
18c
50c
Athona
38c
51c
10 %c Jan
66c
Jan
26% Mar
16c
Jan
4y2c
_—1
Alger
Feb
750
6V2c
12%c
75c
90c
McKefizie. Red
-
Mar
26%
6c
51c
10
6 Vic Mar
8c
85c
42 Vic
New
6c
50c
54c
26%
17c
24,500
6'/2c
85c
10V2C
—
New
Jan
1
64,680
6j/2C
Mattagami Lake—_!———-1
Maybrun.Mines
——■
--1
New
Jan
64c
1
—
Develop
Rexpar Minerals
* Jan
1.14
Jan
5c
1
Martin-M'cNeely Mines
Matachewan Consol
13,700
91c
Mining Corp.—*———1
—-—
5c
2.38
*
———---—
23ci
Jan
5c
—1 -
r
Jap
4c
87c
——1
v
Maralgo Mines
Copper
Labrador
Lithium
Reeves
Feb
3.95
Jan
16c
2.30
-•
.a
3.25
I,075
2,000
2.30
•
Consolidated Mines,.
1
Majortrans *,—i..!—
'•
—*
Malartic Gold Fields————-——J'
—..
1.45, Mar
1.15 Mar
43,500
5c-
4c
Magnet
Uranium
1.57
15c
90c
1
1
Cockshutt
Creek
70c
Feb
1
,_1
Rio
—1
—1
Gold Mines Ltd
Island
Feb
52c
Feb
4c
*
1
1
Long Lac Gold—:
Uranium
58c
6,288
127,250
10,250
Ranger Oil
Rayrock Mines
Realm Mining
Jan
1.50
Jan
1.30
8 Vic Mar
five
for
Ascot
Quebec Manitou Mines
Quebec Mattagami —
Quebec Metallurgical
Queenston Gold Mines—
Quemont Mining ——
Quonto Explorations Ltd ——.
Being exch for Norlex Mines Ltd
Medallion'.
28,300
Raglan Nickel
—
Lexindin Gold Mines
Mines
65c
63c
Radiore Uranium Mines
31c
—_———50c
1
1
—
Mines
Gold Mines
Maritimes
Jan
60c
1.52
Quebec
Quebec
Barvue
83c
59c
13%C
—.
Jan
Manitou
13y2c Mar
30 Vi Mar
25
•
Jan
Maneast
Mar
80c
Jan
MadsenBed
Jan
68c
7.85
Ltd—
7.05
MacLeod
10c
1,000
3.15
Mines
10c
Macdonald Mines
18,600
68c
Prairie Oil Roy
40c
Jan
2.57
17c
3.250
29%
——
Jan
25 Vic Mar
2,600
19c
Macassa
12'/2C13%C
.
Jan
'
Jan
Uranium
Mar
38c
Gold
Mar
one
25c
53c
—
Rouyn
8c
Basis:
67,004
6c
14c
Lencourt
30c
52c
8.050
Leitch Gold
25c
*
26%
—
6.100
Latin American
Feb
65c
Gas
Development
12.610
Gold
25c
Jan
63c
17c
Langis Silver
•
.
10c
Lamaaue
1,756,720
68C,
T"
—
6.60
Lake Shore
50c
Peruvian Oil & Mines-
20Vic
25c
-
25V2c
—
9V2C
14'/2C
—
20c Mar
Exploration
15c
Nello
Feb
12V2c
6.35
Nealon
Feb
3.80
Feb
17y2c
8 Vic
Nama
Jun
8.20
1
—1
Multi
3.10
Jan
23c
~IIIII1
Consol
——1
1
Mt
120
1.04
Mar
PCE Exploration Ltd
Gold '
.
3.60
Jan
-
•8.15' Jan.*'.
Jan
Mines
Midrim
12c
Jan
Jan
Mar
24%c
Duiault
Merrill
86c
3,755
54c
Mar
Mining & Exploration
Lake Osu Mines
Meta
16,250
50,000
7.70
99c
13c
7.15
a—1
Lake Lingman
;
1.02
12c 14 y2c
7.10
3.60
'
——6.50
Purdex Minerals Ltd
Marcon
1.00
—
Jan
17c
,
—r.
Macfie
45c
4.200
——*
Townsite
Labrador
Lorado
52c
74.200
Gold
Kopan
Long
51c
72c
Minerals
Kirkland
Little
7.00
19c
Copper '
Kirkland
La Luz
12%
6.10 Mar
17c
—
Mines—
Gold
Kerr-Addison
Lake
11V4 Mar
I,700
112,040
70c
Co Ltd:
Frontier
1
Kilembe
10,897
6.90
17c
Copper
Kenville
Hieh
12%
6.50
51c
*
Pa m 0ur Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Patino Mining
1.29
Low
11%
—20c
—
40c
8l/2c Mar
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
High
•
6.50
29c
3.500
11%"
Warrants
Jan
Low
71c
Jowsey Mining
Keeley
1
—
20c
———35c
1
—ii,
1
—1
1
Mining—:
Explorations
Jaye
Shares
,
,
Pacific
Jan
Paymaster
Jacobus
Sales
for Week
Par
High:
3.05
2.50 Mar •
Week's
1
Waite
Jack
Range
of Prices
70c
Mines
Iso
Low
High
2.50
2.50
1
1
—1
—1
—
Last
Range Since Jan. 1,1963
Shares
5**V4
Consolidated Gold——1
Bay Mining & Smelting,
_*
Howey
Friday
Sale Price
for Week
Range
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended March 22)
Sales
Week's
Friday
41
Jan
t
;
Feb-
Mar,...
1'%C
F"b
Jan !'■*
32 c
Mar:
Feb
48c
Jan
-
FOOTNOTES FOR OUT-OF-TOWN AND
CANADIAN MARKETS
sale
fNo-par- value, a Odd iot -8aie-4not-lncluded~in- -year's range): -d Deferred- delivery
included in year's range).. e Selling ex-interest, f Flat pripe,'. r Cash sale
(not included
range), t Ex-liquidating dividend. (Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privileges, wd When
wi When
issued,
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights, z Ex-stock dividend.
.
ln yevra
dehverea.
42
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(1254)
National and Eastern List of Over-The-Counter Securities
The following ki<i and asked quotations are obtained from
bid and asked quotations are o«wu,cu
Inc., and
Dealers,
•*
other selected sources.
»»--
»-
'
"
-
-
these-securities could
which
within
L
the. National Association qjf Securities
Thev are
They do not represent actual transactions. They „
~
—
-'
*
-■
have been
sold
°f compilation.
Orl«in of
,
.
(Quotations
quotation furnished on request S-Th.
wide
national
distribution. S
distribution primarily in the
Eastern
"n-m
i»
is
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
for
Friday, March 22)
i
*
composed
Thft^asS™
(indicated
•»
M«k.
.
:
tot
comprises
of
securities
securities
Par
Esley
Industrials and- U|til|jtios
Per
Bid
Abbey Rents —i———
—1
Acme Electric Corp
1
Addison-Wesley Publishing Co^*
8%
ay4
10 Va
11%
22
24
10c
15 y4
16%
10c
1
4%
5%
Electronics
Adler
Inc
Aerotest Labs Inc——
Aerovox Corp
;
Aileen Inc
Airwo.rk
Corp —ft—
Ajax Magnethermic Corp——*
Alarm Device Mfg——
-10c
Albee Homes
—*
6%
Alberto
Aid
Culver
Inc
10
1
All State
Credit
class
A—__.10c
Allegheny Pepsi-Cola
Allen Organ Co
Allied
100
Allied
Corp—3.75
Corp
1
Radio
28%
12 %
32%',
34 y*
Telep.——12 Va
8%
70
-
5%
5 '
Carpenter (L B), St. Co——'.Tft
ft 7 % a
>
.
r
Chemicals
Cary
Inc....
10c
Cascade Natural Gas.———l,;.
Central Illinois Electric St Gas.4<
25%
15%
17
25%
27%
5%
2.50
25%
27%
25
27%
Co..*
16%
17%
Cryogenics
50c
American Electronic Labs cl A_1
American Express Co
5
12%
13%
Vermont Pub Svc Corp—6
Channing Financial Corp—_—1
11
Charles of the Ritz
»(
Alterman
Foods Inc.
Central
Indiana
Gas
13
Central Louisiana Electric Co
5
Maine Power..;
—10
35%
American
Biltrite
Rubber
American
American Financial Corp.
34
Co.—
American
Greetings class A
1
American
Gypsum
Heritage
1
American
.
20%
1
Furniture
Co
Safety Equipment
'
Utilities
Class
City
Clifton Precision
25%
27%
Cole
7%
7%
•
?
-
St Gobaln
5%
preferred
comjj.50
Corp
'
—
American
—.——.25
Sterilizer
American
Univend
Anchor
Co
Gas
National
Corp cl A
__10
Engineering Co Inc
1
Insulated
Colonial
Stores
Co
Wire
.2%
Inc—
5
39%
20%
Interstate
Colorado
Milling St Elevator—1
Colorado
Oil
Gas Co
13%
14%
14%
53
56%
54
56%
3
3%
Commonwealth
Gas
Inc
Industries
7
Commnowealth
Oil
Farms
Refining_2c
8%
Inc——
Commonwealth Telephone Co-10
Commonwealth Theatres of
Puerto Rico
*
25 Vz
1
Participating * preferred
Missouri
Arkansas
Valley
3%
15%
52
•
Power
Co—5
Industries
Associated
25c
6%
.1
25%
1
Corp
5'/a
22 V4
Consolidated
68 %
Continental
15
16
17%
26%
6%
27%
.
-
10c
■
.
-
12%
4%-:
4%
34%
36%
3%
15%
16%
Avon
8%
8%
Aztec
Oil
Fulton
St
GaS
15%
Hydro
Corp
Corp
Banlife
Barden
ft. 1ft:
13
5%
3%
"
Chem—,50c
Electric
Co.. ft.5 4
12%
_
34%
Gas
Service
13
Gem
International
17%
General
Aniline & Film
'/H
General
12%
Shale Products Corp—*
General Supermarkets Inc—10c
General Waterworks Corp
1
19
Geophysics Corp of America_60c
:—...1
5'%
3%>
.
12%
6
Gould
Manufacturing
Belle Isle
Co. ...1
33%
8%
Corp————a..— .200
Dixie
Dixon
93/4
15
(J)
Donbar
16%
Belmont
Bemis
Iron
Bros
Works
Beneficial
Berkshire
Gas
5
Bag Co
Corp
Berkshire
Co
A
Son
1
1
Bohn
-ft v-ftft'ftft
Business
Bolt
Beranek
Bon
Ami
Boston
■1
ftftft
Machines
&
Newman
Bowl-Mor
—1
Company
—10c
Bowman Products Co
Bowmar Instrument
Bowser
Inc
$1.20
!;
Gas
Agency
Business
ByUesbj
E
I
Cadre
Caldor
R
———25
20%
Co
•
21 %
23
36% a
8%'
40%.
10
1
3
—
3%
7%
El
Paso
Electric
Corp
A
Inc
16%c
2
10c
footnotes,
5%
ft
—25c
3%
—
Electro Instruments
39
2'%
8%
A
106 .'
2nd
Electrolux-Corp
——1
Electronic';Accountirig Card_._.l
Electronics Capital^ Corp..—1
Horn
Cons
Gas
Corp
Emhaxt Mfg Co..—
Empire Devices Inc
6%
23%
1
14%
8% '
Corp
5
33%
36%
Material
1
5%
Pulp & Paper Corp A_1
preferred
24.50
23 V2
25%:
27Va
29%
llVaft
12
42%
45 y8
24%
26
Business
Natural
Oil
Gas
Field
—
8%
F.nuitv
7
7%
Erie
oil
ft
,
•
—ft
$1.25
Indiana
4%
45%/
49
11%>
Inc..2.50
;...__*
—2.50
15 y2
37/s
&
com
1
Water
:
?7
10
Corp
Industry
1
•ft
4 % ft
5'A
10%
10%
25c
7%
Corp
3
class
A—1
7%
5 3/4
2%
A
47/a
Interstate
Interstate
Bakeries
,
Co——5
,
>
7%
18%
..
r
Mart
Inc—ft._ft.ft
Systems
Missouri
Mite
■
Co—
;ft lO'a i
103/8
Co
6"% '
-13%
4%
■
5%
41%
39%
5
5%
3%
4%
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25 3
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27%
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1
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Investors Diversified Service A_1 ft 197
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11%
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Morningstar-Pnisley Inc—
1
r>Q3/
Ionics
Ine
12%-ft- Morrison Knudsen Co Inc.—10
ft
Vending
11%.
6
12%
ft
Monroe Auto Equipment—:
Drop Forging Co..
Moore-Handley Inc.—
Moore Products Co
43%;
9%
Moog
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•', 8ya';
ft 8%;
7%
41 y4
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9 Va
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Matheson
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11
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7%
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17
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•
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1
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6%
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5%
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57
4%
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4%
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20%
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18
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53
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23 Vz
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9%
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14%
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Astrodata Inc
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Atlanta Gas Light Co
5
Atlantic Improvement Corp„25c
Atlantic Utilities Corp
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Avery
22%.
14%
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Cook
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Cosmo Book
Avis
20%
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5%
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7%
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Commerce Clearing House.
17%
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1
Associated Transport Inc
25%
19 Va
5%
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13%
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Associated Springs Corp
Kellwood ; Co'
Kendall Refining
9
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Frontier
12%
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64%
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11 Va
25
Computer Instrumnts Corp..25c
Connecticut Light & Power Co.*
Consolidated Freightwy Inc_2.50
Consolidated Rendering Co_6.25
13%
1
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17%
Arkansas Western Gas Co—2 Vz
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Armstrong (A J) & Co Inc
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•
32%
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preferred
16
3
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3%
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21
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6%
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30%
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1
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19 Va-
13%
Foundation Company
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25
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23%
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8%
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9%
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16%
17%
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21
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Packard
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21%,
7%
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12%
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9.24
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15.50
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13.27
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23.28
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17.73
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July 15, 1969—
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106.8
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5 %s
Apr
1, 1970
July 20, 1970
96.24
101.24
108.24
107.24
104
——
4%s
Oct
102.16
103.16
May
1,1970-1967
1, 1971
95.8
1C0.24
99
97.8
101.24
100
103,8
104.8
100:4
/
4%s Feb 20, 1978-73--—-.-—-
100.3
100.10
100.5
100.12
3%s Aug
lVas Oct
100.7
4%s Nov
100.8
—
100.5
100.10
100.12
15, 1964
Bid
93.10
98.12
——
1, 1964—
15,1964—
ICQ 25
102.23
102.25
Apr
1,1965
4%s May 15, 1965
97.16
102.25
102.27
96.26
100.3
1,1963-——*.—-.
15, 1963————
100.8
1, 1965-^—; 96.24
3%s Nov 15, 1965
—;
100T1
3%s
Feb 15,1966
100.17
100.5
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100-::U
99.14
99,16
101.7
1,1964
101.9 1?
98.31
—
4s
Aug
99.1
35/aS
101.27
1%S
Apr
100.22
43/,s May 15, 1964
3%s May 15. 1964
5S
Aug 15, 1964—.
100.24
33/4S
102.15
102,17
l%s
Aug
Oct
101.25
.
—
1,1966
15, 1966
1 %s Oct
95.24
101.21
—
—
1. 1966-——L—.
Feb
15,
1967—
1. 1967
15, 1967
1,
100.27
97.14
IV28 Oct
99.30
Ask
———
100.6
-
15, 1963
Apr
.
iy2s
95.28
101.23
95.2
95.6
100.2
:
100.4
94
—
94.4,
100.15
1967
100 13
100.19
93.3 '
-
100.17
93.7
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid
Inc
7-
2-62
4-
1-63
1-62
5-
1-63
100.1
3.35S
4-62
6-
3-63
3.20s
10-
1-62
7-
1-63
3.10s
11-
1-62
8-
1-63
Ask
"99.31
8-
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Inc
3.15s
3.45s-
13.06
Fd_
a77.00
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Fund
99.16
102.16
100.20
a43.01
Exchange
Centennial Fund
Westminster
.
a22.43
Capital
Capital
26.22
16.25
Inc
Fund
Investors
25.12
99.4
a9.33
Fund-
Federal
2,1966
May
103.16
1963—.
May
a20.57
B-l
3 %s
101.16
102.8
—
May 15,1963
1%8 Oct
7.11
a83.66
12.13
15,
4s
lVas
11.10
Johnston
101.6
,
3%s
Inc——x.—; .■all.09
Fund
100.16
100.16
Treasury Notes—•
1%S Apr
1,1963———.
Swap Funds—
6.82
100.4
102^8
3%s Nov 15, 1963—.————.
3%s Feb 15/1964——
14.25
7.10
:
Investors Intercontinental Fd.
Research Fund...
1
Istel Fund Inc
21, 1966
Figures after decimal* point represent bhe or more 32nds of a point
Bid
Ask
Maturity^/'.
Treasury Notes (Continued)—
Maturity—-
14.30
6.31
Investors
3%s Feb
101.24
Certificate of Indebtedness—
3V4S May 15, 1963—
15.38
10c
Inc
Fund
101.18
101.8
11.21
13.16
Investors Variable Payment Fd
Centennial
101.10
;
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
4%s Nov
19.25
10.33
101.8
20, 1965
•
11.99
•17.81
20,1965
Dec
101.2
10, 1965
Oct
4s
10L4
11, 1964
4s
20,1974
;
Inc
101.14
100.21
100.22
10.57
6.28
Fund
1
Fund-—
——1
Fund
101.10
100.19
4%s Feb
19.08
9.64
100.5
101.16
104.24
17.55
100.8
'
101.12
10,1977—103.24
Inc
Ind
1C0.6
100.3
—
4%s Feb
1
100
20, 1964
20, 1964
15,1972-1967
Ltd_
100.1
99.30
15, 1972
Equity
Fund
1, 1963
35/as Aug 20, 1963
3'/4s Oct 22, 1963
100.18
May 11, 1964.
Sep 10, 1964
Jun
100.1
100
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Bonds—
May
4%s Apr
4s
Oct
100
ICQ'
wi—
1963
Bank
Feb
Investing Corp—1
Growth
1965
23/4s
1, 1963
1,
Land
Ask
100.1
99.31
:
Sep
9,85
Wisconsin
1L09V
15,
Bfd
ICC'
1963
3%s
9.01
Whitehall
3,
Aug
3.15s
100.2
Sep
point
a
4%s
Washington Mutual
4.90
June
Federal
•
of
3%s
Ltd
36
17
Cooperatives— r
1; 1963—
108.24
Wall Street
10.56
3.05s
100.1
32nds
more
103.16
3.08
12.25
100.1
100
or
for
102.16
Fund
11%
5/a
18 3/4
23%
3.15s Apr
,
—101.16
2.82
9.66
one
Banks
„
100.2
6.72
11.21
Ask
100.1
100'
—
—
5.65
Wellington
Bid
100..,
12,1973—
6.15
Fund
2
4%s Jun
5.17
Investors
10%
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7.29
1
Wellington
Investment
Westchester Fire
Westn
I2.V4
1
Value Line Special Situations
Fund Inc_—
—10c
Investors
17%
573/4
6.67
Value Line Fund Inc
Value Line Income Fund Inc
7.53
16
54
11.84
—1
International
Insurance
Ins
2
Co
4%S Aug 10,1971
100.24
4%s Sep 10,1971—
103
5%S Feb 10,1972———107.24
43/8s Jun 12,1972
102.16
15.02
10.83
6.88
S
100.2
3%s
Int'l Resources Fund Inc...j.lc
Investment Co of America
1
79
43/aS Apr' 10,1969—
4%s Apr 10, 1970
4%s Sep 10, 1970
Institutional
Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
Co in City of N Y_2
Annuity Life Insur—1
TV/a
Variable
1
United Science Fund
2.56
32%
U S Life
401/4
Ins
Shares-1
Fund
Canada
13.74
1
12.62
2.34
29%
913/4
100.1
6.42
Incorporated
Incorporated
Income
United Funds
4.87
lc
Series
Imperial Capital Fund Inc
Imperial Fund Inc
3
88%
36*/2
—
United Accumulated Fund
United Continental Fund
a21.04
Fire
5
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'38/aS Mat H, 1968-—.—^—.
7 80
1
—
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59%
33/4S Mar 10, 1966
4%s Dec 12, 1966
12.75
7.20
12.66
shares__lc
65
5
100.1
3%s
11.79
20th
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<*
Fidelity & Guaranty Co
U
15, 1963—
43/uS
a30.22
Texas
Apr
3%s
a36.14
„_1
Television-Electronics
General Investors Trust.
Group Securities—
Aerospace-Science
8.80
10.20
I
Fund
21%
69%
62%
United
U S
3.40s Apr 15:^963—
3.40s May 15, 1963—.
3%S July 16, 1963
4s
Sterling Investment Fund Inc—1
8.13
9.31
Corp
8.14.
Stein Roe & Farnham
series
1
Investment
19%
10
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
4%s Nov 12, 1963
15.35
38.00
Investors
Street
(Ala)_l
151%
3.20s Jan 15, 1964__
9.96
11.76
1
State
12%
7%
57y4
6%
o±
21
14.89
Southwestern Investors Inc
2.72
stock
Inc
9.20
10.76
13.65
1
Sovereign
,
Funds—
Investors
Shares__1.25
Industry Inc__l
11%
2.50
83/4
3%s
69.92
1
*
1
Co
America
19%
3.30s Aug 15, 1963
3.30s Sep 16, 1963
Clark__
&
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Insurance
(Tex)
175
143/a
Ins
&
Co
24%
5
1
Federal Home Loan Banks—
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Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund-1
6.32
Life
Life
Ins
of
Co
11%
8
Co
5 6 3-4
107%
12%
26%
180%
50c
Figures after decimal point represent
16.25
10.26
Life
68%
Insurance
136 3/4
5334
2
Guaranty Co (NY)
Bankers
121
1C2
Obligations of Government Agencies
7.50
:_1
Ins
52
Buffalo
Accident
Central
8.90
1
10
Life
of
&
Standard
15.78
1
3
,
Co
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
8.89
1
Co
Life
Kentucky
Growth
stock
Common
4.42
Fund
Quarterly Dist Shares Inc
Research Investing
Preferred
Fully
14.75
4.04
13.63
lc
America
14.60
1
Income
Inc
Fund
Putnam
Common
of
1
for
Fund
19.86
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Mid-Cont
Jefferson
Growth Stock
Inc
10c
series
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Interstate
15.03
Series..
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Intl Life Ins
18.38
...
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Illinois
11.63
10.14
12.54
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(T Rowe)
Putnam
8.64
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Florida
Bond
11.84
9.28
8.81
10.78
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Franklin
10.80
11.51
1
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Fund
Inc
l
Florida Growth Fund
Mutual
Fund
Inc_l
Fidelity Trend Fund Inc
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co
Financial
*
50c
2.50
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
7.31
1
Corp
(Jacksonville Fla)_2'/2
5
(NY)
United
Provident
9.86
Travelers
United
12.28
7.95
Title
761/a
5.05
1
16%
473/8
541/2
17.42
25c
Standard Sec Life Ins
15 3/8
45
118%
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'
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63%
74
83
121
2
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10
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Southwestern Life Ins Co
Springfield Insurance Co
$6.50
70'
5
3
73'%
125
60%
10
Southland Life Ins Co
113
4.67
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Fidelity Fund Inc
45 %
5
16.03
8.50
5
41%
44%
68
%
5
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1
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42%
17%
68
11%
Hartford
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1
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18
118
55 Va
15%
65
10 %
Hartford Steam Boiler & Insur_5
Home
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Co
5
Peoples Securities Corp
Philadelphia Fund Inc
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5
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(NY)
223
16 3/4
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Security Ins (New Haven)
Security Life & Trust Co
63%
213
s
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6.31
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60
10
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-
34%
Amer
5.81
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50c
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Seaboard
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of
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9.83
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Life
Greatamerica
8.97
Corp
Seaboard
6%
Hanover
50c
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36%
6
317/a
28%
31%
3.50
Gulf
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34%
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5
1
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13.58
8.91
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Fire
12.74
11.19
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St
15.61
Price
&
Balanced
Reserve
14.28
11.81
3.57
141/4
1
89
25
71
113/4
7 5/4
33%
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76/2
1.25
Id'/,
2
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92%
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5
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&
71%
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29%
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1
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(N Y)—
5
73
64%
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120
(N C) new_
Ins
Corp
11.66
8.13
3.25
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.
1
Republic Insurance (Texas)Republic Nat'l Life Insurance
4
(S F)
Ins
City
12.43
10.24
25c
84%
Co
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1
1
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78
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51%
36%
56%
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l
1
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1
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Life
Men's
Inc
Electronics
17.02
58.05
10.81
Investment Fund
4V8
Corp—5
Internat'l Life
Owners
Bus
69
(Phoenix)
American
Providence-Washington
283/4
Gov't
Great
Profess
573/4
3%
Glens Falls
Gov
&
51
193/4
513/4
307
4334
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54%
%
23%
-5
One William Street Fund
16.85
57.47
Inc
Fund
9.19
Home
65
General Reinsurance Corp__
12.25
Insurance
Pioneer
26%
Georgia
9.10
Phoenix
r
463/4
44
17
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8.56
11.33
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41%
2v
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79
1.25
-
7.83
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Nucleonics Chemistry &
1
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Stock
(N J)
7.77
York
1
Dow Theory Invest Fund Inc
Dreyfus Fund Inc__
Eaton
Series
New England Fund
—1
New Horizons R P Fund Inc
New
Life
72%
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:
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313/4.
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46
1
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67
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5
1
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Delaware Income
Diver
20.86
6.61
Fund
151
146
5
Fidelity Bankers Life Ins
Fidelity & Deposit of Md
First Nat'l Life
Series
57 Vi
5
Co
6.61
7.89
-1
Peerless
12.57
4.31
Inc
Fund
60%
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6.05
7.22
19.10
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Income
Insurance
11.50
1
Growth
Indemnity
Pacific
1
1
Stock
Pacific
473/8
1
Series
Series
19
22%
443/4
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:
Western
Diversified
Federal
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313/e
20%
453/4
IS3/*.
North Western Natl Life Ins Co_
Old Liiie Life Ins
Reinsurance
Firemen's
Investment Trust-l
Continental Growth
14%
29
42%
River-—-—-—
2.50
Northeastern Insurance—_3.33%
Northern Ins Co of N Y
-12%
393/a
■>
97%
27%
Hampshire Insurance-;
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13
135 3/4
94
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29
Co of NY
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3.94
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
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1
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37
96
129
North
413/4
27%
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91%
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1
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Balanced
Composite Bond & Stock
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Life
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New
39
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63%
m
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53
54
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Eagle Fire Ins
23.42
1
Gen
Eastern Life Ins
Nation
(NY)
Old
National
-
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253/4
;5
Casualty
Criterion
2.80
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Wide Securities
10.63
Fd—1
1
Insurance Co
Continental
10.55
9.73
Gen
Life—:
Life Insur Co
Crum
2.74
Mutual Trust SharesCommonwealth
1
Nat'l
334
65
Continental Amer Life Ins —.10
Continental Assurance Co
5
15.86
4.11
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1
& Energy——1
14.67
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-
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59%.
2
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Connecticut
6.71
•
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8.16
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6.14
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Com'wealth Life Insur Co (Ky)_2
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10.58
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Colonial Growth
10.60
73/a
14»/a
Coastal States Life Iris (Ga)_1.25
Combined Ins Co of America—1
24.58
9.70
34%
.;
69*
10
(N J)
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Growth
insurance
25c
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11.31
14.92
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10.32
13.85
lc
22.49
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Monument 'Life., (Bait)
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158
5%
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Midwestern United Life Ins Co_l
143/a
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8.45.
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1
interest—1
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15.34
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14.04
12%
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,
132
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Mass
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1
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Capital Life Ins Shares &
Stock
beneficial
of
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shares
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American
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27%
31%
124
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(Newark N J)
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12.69
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32%
6.06
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41%
72%
69
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc_50c
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a29.12
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31.47
'7.33
Lincoln
Inc—1
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10.24
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Canada
16.00
14.56
6.71
79%
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283/4
Life & Casualty Ins Co of Tenn 3
Life Insurance Co of Va
10
Lincoln Liberty Life Ins
1
Assurance
2.50
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Massachusetts
California
13
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1
25ya
11%
43
11.93
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23
2.50
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17 79
10.52
4.95
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10.92
12.36
4.53
213/s
Heritage Life Ins—
(Jacksonville Fla)
1
6.12
15.12
43%
197/a
American
6.63
5.59
401/a
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140
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91
1351/2
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2
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87
5
10
16.28
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9.63
-
6.05
:
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Lexington Income Trust
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Com
5.42
1
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American
11.31
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Street
13.56
13.80
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—1
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Blue
20.99
(Growth
Ask,
3.50
American Equitable Assur
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1
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100
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100.2
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100.1
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3-
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;
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.
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Recent
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
Bonds
Bid
American
Tel
&
-1996
4%s
-1994
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Bell
Tel
Co
Brooklyn
Carrier
Ches
Power
Steel
Dallas
Duke
Gas
Tel
Edison
Power &
-1982
-1988
4%s
Hilton
Illinois
Hotel
6s
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inL,
£
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2000
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99%
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May 16,
98%
;983/g
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*
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of
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—-1970
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1963
June
13,
June 20.
June
24,
June 27,
July
25.
99.762
Aug
1,
99.701
Aug
99.645
Aug
15,
1963—
99.584
99.588
Aug
22,
1963.
1963|
—
,
1963—^*---—-—-—
1963——
:
Aug
99.468
Sept.
99.418
99.358
1963———
99.533
99.412
99.364
Sept. 12, 1963
Sept 19, 1963
Oct
15. 1963
99.299
99.304
99.272 v.' 99.277
99.245
99.253
Jan
29,
5.
98.957
98.389
98.856
93.775
98.788
98.713
1963^-—-
98.901
98.340
——
98.727
93.556
93.323
*
98.546
98.334
97.550
——
—
98.608
98.536
1
98.665
93.599
1963
15, .1964
99.017
93.947
1963-1
8. 1963——1-**
99.462
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—
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1963
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1963
99.130
99.092
99.064
99.698
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May 23,
May 31,
6,
June
99.816
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99.170 S 99.178
-
99.641
9,
101%
99.871
99.839
5, 1963
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July 11, 1963July 15, 1963
July 18, 1963
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1963
May
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2
205
108
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July
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1963
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New
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER ISSUES ?
par value,
a Net
asset
York Stock Exchange,
value,
t New
b Bid
stock,
yield
x
/ V
price. ' d Ex-rights
k Admitted to listing on the;
Ex-dividend.' wi When issued. ~ y Ex-stdcfc dividend.
Volume 197
TIIE
Number 6249
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
COURSE OF BANK CLEARINGS
Week
•
Bank clearings this week will show ah increase
compared with a year ago. Pre¬
liminary figures compiled by us based upoh telegraphic advices from
the chief cities
of the country, indicate that for the week ended
Saturday, March 23, clearings for all
cities of the United States for which it is
possible to obtain weekly clearings will
be 13.9%
above those of the corresponding week last
year.
stand at §36,264,886,953 against
center there is
*,v'-v
"
•
——
,
Lancaster
__
Philadelphia
Reading
Wilkes-Barre
"■
•
At this
York
Our comparative
1,189,000.1
2,966,1
\
8,968,'
,
;
_
•••%
"'1963
York
■
w-
■
1962
Jersey—Trenton
(9 cities)
1,261,508,'
—
Fourth Federal Reserve District—Cleveland—
%
+23.0
Ohio—Canton
1,347,197,411
+
4.4
1,293,000,000
+
4.4
,-_
15,420,612
Cincinnati
*1,350,000,000
._
Cleveland
941,130,411
Kansas City
Louis
St.
San
+
3.0
Mansfield
624,813,687
1.5
975,168,043
+
4.4
654,475,171
+
Total
454,386,502
cities,
five
440,374,013
Virginia—Huntington
All
cities,
days.
District of
,
5.7
—
4.8
5,8
234,5
11,2
395,8
Columbia—Washington..
175,1
(6 cities)
Total
all
—
488,622,179
1,653,633,746
3.4
850,6
day
one
Total
—
27,8
Richmond
five
-\
1,573,823,373
Virginia—Norfolk
days.
cities,
3.4
+15.0
14,422,504
460,833,072
cities)
Carolina—Charleston
Maryland—Baltimore
all
12,360,161
Fifth Federal Reserve District—Richmond-
3.2
+
(7
South
Total
8.5
2.8
—
—.2.5
6.9
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh
cities, five days.
Other
—
—
14,216,959
13,130,307
Youngstown
west
Ten
•
+11.3
447,362,518
699,837,206
Cleveland
2.8
—
466,978,459
Baltimore
+
484,800,000
1,085,406,000
Francisco
607,601,977
477,500,000
_____
Pittsburgh
;
913,284,197
Columbus
15,816,705
355,020,541
673,441,956
93,949,700
324,830,474
654,600,049
90,791,900
'
Eoston
(a)
r-
1,405,781,951
Philadelphia
:
7,277,!
29,491,!
15,584,!
,
■
$21,629,240,911 $17,590,819,884
Chicago
"
.
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
New
5,215 :
-T,
_
______
Total
Week Ended March 23
1,772,!
i,231,<
Delaware—Wilmington
New
■
••
sum¬
16
or
Dec. %
=
_
_
_
M'arch
Inc.
$
v
-v,
*_«,>•
Scranton
1962.
.
.v*V;T••
;
'
week in
same
mary >•«»
for this week follows:
•
v-V-.
-■:.■■■
Our preliminary totals
gain for the week ending Friday of 23.0%.
a
■••j
Bethlehem
Chester
__
$31,826,419,531 for the
"1962 *"
/third Federal Reserve
District—Philadelphia
Pennsylvania—^Altoona
Ended
""
'1963
cities
for
week.
Sixth Federal Reserve District—Atlanta
Complete
our
and exact details for the week covered
issue of next week.
We cannot furnish them
Saturday and the Sauturday figures
are
by the foregoing will
today, inasmuch
as
appear
Nashville
Georgia—Atlanta
Augusta
Macon
Ac¬
has to be estimated.
cases
Tennessee—Knoxville
the week ends
not available at time of going to press.
cordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
in
Florida—Jacksonville
Alabama—Birmingham
.
Mobile
In the elaborate detailed
able to
we are
March 16.
statement> however, which
present further below,
we
Mississippi—Vicksburg
Louisiana—New
For that week there
was an increase of
1.6%; the aggregate clearings for
the whole country having amounted to
$32,523,692,715 against $32,002,051,048 in the
same week
at
this
in 1962.
center
Outside of this city there was
showing
a
gain of 0.1%; the bank clearings
increase of 2.9%.
We group the cities according to the
Federal Reserve Districts in which
they are located and from this we note that in
the New York Reserve District the totals record an
improvement of 2.9%, and in the
an
Philadelphia Reserve District
register
decline of 2,3%.
a
Orleans.
give final and complete results of the previous week—the week ended
Total
of
0.4%, but in the Boston Reserve District the totals
In the Cleveland Reserve District the totals
smaller
are
by 4.8%; in the Richmond Reserve District by 0.8%, and in the Atlanta Reserve
District by 1.2%.
The Chicago Reserve
District has to its
credit
a
gain of
1.0%;
(10
_.
cities)
Seventh Federal Reserve
District—Chicago
Michigan—Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids
Lansing
Indiana—Fort Wayne—
Indianapolis
5,81
17,16
98,96
South Bend
Terre
11,190,455
4,944,270
5,089,708
178,412,849
188,235,477
8,452,020
8,853,668
66,764,200
17,165,667
55,973,562
1,90
2,147,715
1,381,44
13,06
1,392,392,179
9,205,473
13,502,677
1,329,571
1,395,901,236
7,481^38
19,315,107
14,58
14,304,408
8,42
8,693,469
1,905,88
City—
1,886,869,478
^
Illinois—Bloomington
Chicago
0.1%, and in the Minneapolis Reserve District of
7.0%. In the Kansas City Reserve District the totals show
an increase of 1.5%; in the
Dallas Reserve District of
Springfield
9,93
Peoria
Rockford
Reserve District of 1.1%.
Total
In the following
•
•
summary
-
>.*
1963
.
Week Ended March 16
1st
,
(17
"V-.-.1962
•>
$
Boston
12 cities
,
Missouri—St.
Inc.
$
1961
I960
$
or
$
Dec. %
1,051,528,678
1,076,026,131
"
19,281,768,876
18,739,885,577
—
2.3
1,030,352,394
1,012,642,494
+
2.9
18,101,764,565
cities)
New
3rd
Philadelphia
9
"
1,261,508,774
1,257,020,720
+
0.4
1,217,142,027
^+
-
13,007,090
8,013,680
Cleveland
7
"
1,573,823,373
1,653,633,746
—
4.8
1,560,353,678
1,654,015,295
"
'
431,4C
435,700,000
233,8£
225,989,615
202,21
—
3,3£
187,281,669
3,277,918
V 870,S£
852,249,202
,
"
^
1,264,682,336
4th
Louis_____^.^
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Qulncy
15,819,885,022
2nd
5th
York..-
9
Richmond
6th
6
"
„.1Q
"
17
«
4
-Atlanta,
"
7th Chioago-_.Ui.a~i
8th St.
Louis
Oth^Minneapolis^
10th Kansas
llth Dallas
12th
San
7
.
City_-__
1,905,887,771
,
.
"1
"
March
+
t0
1,921,872,628
0.1
7.0
806,858,392
729,574,206
+
+
1,892,487,521
.
852,249,202
820,965,771
777,476,337
-
1.5
-735,644,578
.
777,957,337
0.4
682,044,465
707,305,226
1,642,922,691
+
1.1
1,660,616,286
+
1.6
31,006,895,349
13,908,027,398
+
0.1
13,413,712,246
4*
'
k*.
1963
$
,
Maine—Bangor
1962
$
Inc.
v
Dec. %
1961
1960
—
3.9
9,804,164
—
0.8
851,413,337
878,223,972
—
3.1
840,584,979
4,415,053
3,927,116
+12.4
3,796,887
1,366,449
1,685,917
—19.0
New
+21.6
____.
Bedford
5,297,544
,i Worcester
Connecticut—Hartford
New
+
(7
Cities)
815,964,860
-+_
+
1.0
-
1,179,877
Hastings
+
.
St.
1,198,199
11,919,316
204,091,455
.
Wichita
Missouri—Kansas
City___—
523,644,892
14,942,938
8,908,563
Cities
(9
17,110,090
35,626,729
.
Joseph__.
Total
3,733,982
818,622,059
7,595,410
826,839,905
•
1,615,851 1
4.8
17,300,672
4,444,949
10,008,014 v
4,256,000
:
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas
3,955,957
1,772,552
Texas—Austin
Dallas
4,299,729
19,605,179
17,099,073
15,566,332
59,293,173
61,918,856
53,906,631
+14.9
58,846,770
28,368,169
—
9.9
25,372,447
45,044,500
—
9.3
40,732,800
3,989,445
3,919,451
.1,030,352,394
:
Wichita
_______
__—
Falls
...
43,470,300
—18.1
Galveston
26,131,808
Island—Providence—40,867,700
Worth
Fort
16,063,895
25,566,275
1,012,642,494
_____
New Haven.
Rhode
23,976,330
17,478,396
__________
4,357,046
25,115,900
Springfield
Total
Colorado—Colorado Springs
4,480,473
River___i„_-_
15,733,484
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City-
$
9,724,741
Massachusetts—Boston
Fall
..
Kansas—Topeka
"
$
or
6,450,467
15,518,212
Helena
Omaha
16
.•
—
Hampshire—Manchester
Total
(12
4,951,141
1,051,528,678
cities)
4,057,099
.1,076,026,131
—
2.3
.
Louisiana—Shreveport
Total
cities)
(6
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco
Washington—Seattle
266,823,057
-+—F' ?6,985,344 +
Yakima
Second Federal Reserve District—New YorkJBuffalo
219,250,254
72,037,605 .;
149.868,948
Jamestown
3,164,522
4,017,43?
4,025,588
18,611,014,767
17,593,183,103
58,728,048
■■
57,266,034
-
New Yprk
Rochester
+__._L
^
"
Syracuse
36,151,108
Northern\New Jersey
___.
(9 cities)
84,571,673
Lake
California—Long
-^Pasadena'
173,810,883
San
260,954,634
City
Beach—
121,563,040
23,344,892
''12,050,925
-
Francisco______—894,697,098
3,534,510
.
San" Jose___——
3,703,529
Santa
62,039,864
-29,-634,686
-
78,786,001
; 106,818,599
106;176,962
101,828,959
19,281,768,878
18,101,764,565
15,819,885,022
Barbara^__i__4._«_-__ii__-
43,084,224
15,229,965
.<
Stockton
15,335,158,505
/
31,317,646
92,551,030
-
New* Jersey-r-Newark
31,388.085
,
150,021,432
3,368,687
—
Elmira
Total
Oregon—Portland
Utah—Salt
New Y ork—Albany.:.
16,148,257
Total <10 cities)
———
:>?
1,660,881,436
„
Grand
<7^65,632
517,385,284
199,703,455
.11,102,468
3^963,634
7,211,535
Lincoln
M'arch
;
+4,987,499
: > .+
<•
Nebraska—Fremont
Ended
:
206,407^89
*10,842,724
*'•
4,307,328
Portland
1 8,166,01^
562,831,186
/
Paul
—
four years:
j,
District—Minneapolis—
North
Dakota—Fargo
South...Dakota-*rAherdfien^_.l__.L_+
Montana—Billings
13,352,720,904
?'ivv"
First Federal Reserve District—Boston-
Lowell
St.
showing the figures for each bity for the
Week
|ii If* fe!
Ninth Federal Reserve
28,687,879,409
'
/ \ Clearings atr-
>
(4 cities)
Minnesota-r-Puluth
Minneapolis;—
1,580,430,087
32,002,051,048
.
Total
670,510,728
.
1,660,881,436
13,912,677,948
16 for
1,886,869,478
+
now add our detailed statement
week ended
1,672.844,661
>
f 856,465,690
32,523,692,715
-106 cities
•
869,168,700
1,555,897,730
+
732,539,344
-
0.8
1.2
869,637,877
:
.
—
—
762,304,424
"
/v
857,672,127
1,719,645,679
815,964,860
818,622,059
45
We
,
-
Outside New York City
;
.
870,889,675
i,,
"
l'_ 10
f
850,608,433
*,$99,669,434
.
6
__________
Francisco
/;
,
9
Total
1
•_
by Federal Reserve Districts;
SUMMARY OF BANK CLEARINGS
,
•
v
-
a
„
19,314,798
:
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis
I; V
;•
furnish
we
10,352,108
9,03
75,16
23,41
Decatur
0.4%, and in the San Francisco
9,482,289
16,910,656
108,309,000
4,23
191,95
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des
Moines—
in the St. Louis Reserve District of
4,275,348
20,642,985
.
14,16
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
Sioux
4,852,182
21,865,201
12,942,631
17,881,082
102,153,000
22,52
14,08
total
Outside
(106
New
•
Cities)•32,523,692,715
York
City
13,912,677,948
a) Clearings operations discontinued*
;
762,304,424
•+-2.5/
9;031,200
+
.
8.8
532,476,002./
+
3.4
—
2.3
10,877^43
+25.8
+11.8
—
1.4
.4^698,778
7,841,792
15,056^066
+
7.0
777,476,337
8,998^363
•
197,495,156
500,123,561
-
.
-
187,795,182
: .12,180,392
t
r*4,276,047
7,861,649
44,409,384
735,644,578
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1258)
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
I
requirements of Section 522 of
the
to
Pursuant
We give below
countries of the world.
RATES
EXCHANGE
FOREIGN
CERTIFIED
BY
MARCH
Noon
Country and Monetary Unit
5
'
15.' 1963
RESERVE
MARCH
TO
Buying Rate
lor
BANK
21,
Cable
TO
1963,
TREASURY
Transfers
in
New
1
UNDER
INCLUSIVE
York
TARIFF
ACT
OF
r
."
* *
(Value
in
United
States
"
-
„
,
Friday
,
1
Mar. 15
.
1
Mar. 19
Mar. 20
Thursday
(except where otherwise,
in the Chronicle.
in which the details were- given
Mar. 21
.
'1
'
$
-.,,r..,+;y I,;;;-;--.-7!!
Argentina, peso
Australia, pound
Austria, schilling
Belgium, franc
Canada, dollar
Ceylon, rupee
Denmark, krone
Finland,
Mar. 18
.
Wednesday ;
Tuesday
location in
indicated)
ing tenders, and the page number gives the
the current volume
Monday
notes,
called
those
1 The date
Money)
;
y
redemption,
for
called
stock
common
/
of corporate bonds,
list
a
under sinking fund provisions^
indicates the redemption or last date for mak-
including
!
'
-
and
preferred
1930
' »'!
be found
will
Below
for the week just passed.
record
a
FEDERAL
Fund Notices
the differeni
on
1963
Monday, March 25,
.
.
Redemption Calls and Sinking/
;y
the Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
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1
bonds due 1990—-Apr
mtge.
1st
1013
917
(series 57)__Apr
1
y
4%% ' equip; trust ctfs. due Majr .1, 1980 (seri 58)—May
1
Hamilton Cotton Co., Ltd.—
y':6%'7 first mortgage bonds due April 1, 1972————Apr
1
Jersey Central Power & Light Co.—
'
5%% first mortgage bonds due 1990_
Apr
5
Laclede Gas Co. series B preferred stock——Mar 31
4,6% cumulative preferred stock;——Mar 31
Lone Star Gas Co. 45,s%
debentures due 1982—;
Apr 15
Melville; Shoe Corp. 20-year. 4?4% debs; due 1980—-Apr. 15
Nalley's, Inc. 6% conv. subord. debs, due Apr. 1, 1975—Apr
1
Natural Gas Pipeline Co, of America—
;
; y*.y
4% % 1st-mtge.-pipe line bonds due-1979;—---u—--Apr,.' 1
New York State Electric & Gas Corp.—*
4.50% cumulative preferred stock
Mar 31
Northerh Illinois Gas Co. 5% 'pfd. 'stock--^-——_;_-May; 1Pacific Petroleums Ltd., 5V2%
debs, due April 1, 1973—Apr -1
Pacific Vegetable Gil Corp.—;
•>
'
'.
6%
convertible subord. debentures due 1975——Apr
1
Pennsylvania Gas & Water Co.-—
5Vs% debentures due April l, 1984
:
—_—--Apr
1
Pittsburgh Railways Co., 1st mtge. s. f. bonds due 1970_Apr
1
Provincial'Transport Co., 7% debs, due 1976_————AprV-1
Sealrlght Oswego Falls-Corp,-—
.
4J/4% " subord. debs, due April 15, 1976——————Apr 15,,
Southern California Gas Co.-^-/
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' i \'t
V 1st mtge,
bonds series d ,due 1984—
—Apr
1
4V8%
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General
2.772871
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,
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1977
1,
Florida Power
.192700
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May
due
1
.
/
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.
debs,
Apr
Reynolds Corp. $1 cum. pfd. series A stock—Apr'-1
Economics Laboratory, Inc.—
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4%% convertible debentures due April 1, 1976..
Apr
1
.278281
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Inc.
Stores
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Netherlands, guilder
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New Zealand, pounds—,-^——.-^-—-,-.2.772326
Norway, krone' :
::
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Portugal, escudo
;___
:
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Spain, peseta
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Sweden, krona
/ : .192725 :
Switzerland, franco—.—
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Corp.. 25-year 4.35%
15; 1969—-——-—Apr 15
Electric Co.-+
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1st mtge. bonds series I due 1989—.—.——Apr, -1
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,
.204050
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2.800800
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debs, due 1980;---.Apr vl
debs, due 1984-^—.--.-Apr; 1
Iron Foundries Ltd.—
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Canada
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2.799833
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960
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Consolidated Statement of Condition
$19 million, as compared with increases pf $66 million
$17 million, respectively, during the similar week
in 1962.
Real estate loans increased $43 million.
'
and
Of the Twelve Federal Reserve Banks
(In'millions of dollars)
•
Increase ( + ) or
Decrease!—) Since
;
-
<
•
-
20,} Mar, 13,
Mar.
i
ASSETS-y
;
,
,
Redemption^ fund for F; R. motes--
r
,
14,317
' Cash■
(467)
.
Discounts
and
i
.
-
-
i
.'
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Acceptances—bought outright--;—"
tJ. S. ,Government securities:
;
:y- -
'■">
.
-I' :'i
'T'-V'i:'
.v
-
;
-
;Certificates'/':.ii*i^«^-.j»«-^M-_.wNotes
y
>
if
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Total
Helcj
■
*
„
bought
under
t.
,
4
if
J-".,.
8+,08
deposits adjusted increased in all
included
increased
—6,458
4,271*
increases
of
$606
million
in
$20
districts,
New
York
Southern
$204 million.
30,554
+
y
repurchase agreement
21
+ 1,096
31
—
Total
U. S. Gov't securities-—
30,554
Total
loans
30,763
+
48
6,546
+
1,053
Cash
in
Items
Bank
of
process
;
10
!
collection
premises
(1,334)
Other ;assets—.•>»;
1,472
>
-y;
365
9
/■; +
29
+
ASSETS—
.
Assets-
Total
(1,801) 53,762-
—i—
41.104, /, +1,630
Total
; LIABILITIES—
loans
Loans
;5
"I-
Loans
Reserve notes^—*.---;---;-)
Deposits; •#_•.'/.
%
■
tj
bank
Member
.
(467) 29,474
U,
S.
account
Treasurer—general
;
'
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Foreign
Other
:
Commercial
deposits
Deferred availability cash items——
(1,334)
4,982 67.!
Other liabilities <fe accrued dividends
V
;
26
7 >
>/ +
2
649
-
Liabilities
y,r]
CAPITAL; ACCOUNTS—
Capital
in
paid
;
—
capital
! r.£x&-
.%•• i•;*
1
V; ■
S.
1,086
+
1,559
£'■.
*'.Y;'%yt' ''.it y!'1
+
+
y
+
■-
'65
-
.
•; ;
-
Total
Ratio
Liabilities
of
deposit
&
Capital Acc'ts
gold certificdte reserves to
and Federal Reserve note
liabilities
combined.
Contingent
liability
(1,801)
32.7%
y.
are
'*'V?
83
y.
'*"•
—
Other
•
VV'/, ' y
y'-I I*'•'•••*' •*'
v
personal
'£■.
■
finance,
3,762
etc.
—y
;
467
'
,
8
30.
——
644
.
15,827
banks.;-
+
' +
years
313
218
>
—
—
;
+
—
3,205 '.:;'+
143
29
Other
*
Total
-
LIABILITIES
-
Demand
■v
with
domestic
banks
-
—
assets—net
5,077
assets/liabilities
<—-
*
-
,
C *
*
»
deposits adjusted!
deposits—totals-
Demand
A
—r
"
.V,«.
1
63,232
—-
/
•
Date
,y
-
—
Apr
condition
of
statement
weekly
6%
Corp.—
Co.
1
!
-
subord.
investment
series)
4.60%- cumul.
of
shows
the
the
Federal
following
Reserve
principal
System in leading
changes
for
the
1968
March
An" increase of $151 million'in loans
13:
decrease of $218 million in holdings of U. S.
a
Government
of
$400
million
l-1. *'
deposits
adjusted;
decreases
of
$840
million
increase
V*
deposits.
of
and
district
a
for
parable week
lion.
Loans
in
time
and-
Other
in
States
..
Breweries
Ltd.
5Y2%
cumul.
Nitrogen Co., Inc.—
f.
s.
due
debs,
Gas
:-v
May l, 1971
Co.,- $5. series
•.
A
pfd*
1, 1989-i— Apr
.stockApr
;
•'
;
dealers
but
378
F.
others
R.
.
stock.
2
1
•Announced
this
in
1060
issue.
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of
Continued from page
.v.
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;
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Kendall Co., common
$4.50
preferred
Kendall
,
Kendall
Refining
1-
y
$1.12%
;
not
loans to "other" nonbank financial institutions increased
*
6c
(quar.)—
.
v
2-25
4-15
4-
3-15
1
6-
6-19
4-
35c
_-
—
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y;
;
i't
7"*;
.
to
domestic
commercial
individual
reserves;
+
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loan
'
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6
officers'
figures revised.
of
U.
.:.;«•*< it
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checks
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and
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3-29
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50c
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(quar.)
_
&
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Co.,
57c
4.56%
Lamson
v
savings
&
Latrobe
Steel
Lau
Blower
Lance, Inc.
.
Lanvin
y
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f,*•
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Co.
;
Co
;
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(quar.)
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4-
3-12
3-18
,
1
31 Y,c
3-15
(quar.)
•
15c
3-31
:
4-15
,j
4-16
10c
4-15
4-
1
3-14
3-30
9c
.13-15
:
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5c
—
3-15
3-31
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.
3-15
3-31
19c
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c_—;
—
pfd.
3- 8
-
(increased)
(increased
Parfums,
4.75%
3-11
y
3-29
26Y4C
-
Co.,
;
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferred (initial quar.J)
1
3-28
10c
!50c
preferred
3-15
3-11
l:
4-
12 YaC
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—i-—
I
-
4-
.. .
$1
Electronics
Mining
Annual
deduc¬
.
4-1
25C
—
Laclede Gas Co., common (quar.)—!
4.32Yo- preferred (quar.)
\
gross.
postal
2
25c
i: y
•
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Corp.
Corp.
Smith
Labrador
649
separately.;
y.
y
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
4%
14
+
after
shown
are
(quar.)
3-25
.4-5
495
+
+
9 J
—
Industries
10c
(quar.)
5Y2%
—
-
56
.
banks
items
101
—
.
Insurance
Koppers
deposits except those of U. S. Government and
banks, less cash items in process of collection.
and
Co.
Knott
5%
481
—*•:.
5
3-21
1
Koehrlng Company—
demand
certified
/;. •
Kirsch
v- 634
10*
V"'
.
+
22" -C+
V+
2,898
13,739
—
time
deposits
shown separately.
6
12*
+
Oil
Life
Fibre Co., 4.80% preferred (quar.)
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
(increased).—
Kingsport Press, Inc.
(quar.)_.
2,908 ;
+
,.
-
79
—
Central
—_
204
Z
"
;
Keyes
4,257
+
;.
Holders
•
Kentucky
Kromex
J——--,
!
Includes
March
8,292
1. *'
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When
Payable of Rec.
30c
-
Iu_l—
1
Share
*
_
.
(quar.V—
(quar.)
Industries
Kerr-McGee
fy: 13
;- '.+>•*> *
1
•.
+
.
5,830
commercial
§ Includes
+
112 a
—
valuation
domestic
**
2,647
'
.
loans
+
,.
32
+
95
217+v^+
etc.—
ACCOUNTS
! Includes all
$52 million.
Loans to sales and
personal financing institutions increased $62 million and
3,783
-/
'7,-
■
;y
'
.v.,-;'.'7
insts.,
•
r-
,+
/-
————10,363 yv'
7
Banks
! Exclusive of
tion
for
V
liabilities
CAPITAL
decreased
37
+
banks
'
From
purchasing or
carrying U. S. Government securities decreased $8 mil¬
lion, and their loans for purchasing or carrying "other"
securities
official
Borrowings:/
million; during the com¬
these loans increased $404 mil¬
and
deposits.
political- subdivisions—
y
Govts.,
savings
all
X "+
35,657
:
interbank
Commercial
of $107
brokers
time
From
in
J
"—i
43
—
1,063
Foreign:
Other
increased
-
Apr
.Apr/
—;
-
preferred
17
1
>>■
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52,938
deposits—total**..
deposits
and
Domestic
Ay.-
'.y,y;"'
industrial loans
net
a year ago
to
million
y;1'
\
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one
$378
banks
savings
Savings
demand deposits credited to domestic commercial
banks;
an
and
570:
;
Individuals partnerships, & corporations:
U. S. Government demand deposits and $406 million in
and
official insts., etc..—*
Govts.,
Commercial
in
holdings of "other" securities and $1,529 million in de¬
mand
May 15
;
y/.-
r
Time
increases
securities;
1
142
+
———_„
..
adjusted;
Apr
and
first mtge. bonds series K due July
-
—
ended
1
pfd. stock-
15,
certificates
treasury
or
•
i
,
July
—
„
due May
debs,
*%r
,
•y
91,181" y+l,097y:-+ 1,121
Indivduals, partnerships, & corporations: V ;
^
y
and political subdivisions-' 4,737
—
501 •
+,, 248
3 ' U. S. Government.;:
y 2,523
—r 840
+ ' 744 '•
cities y* • Domestic interbank:
v.i-; ';y
r• V 77
l y
Commercial _U—
11,582
—
406
£•■+ £112
week
Mutual
savings ,"
1;
1——
v
540 ' 7—
22/'. + y. 13
Foreign: v'
y.;y
.
banks
?
*
i0,670:
States
reporting member
Page
y
"
The
-1
207
+
.-+
+ 1,529 y
v
1969——Apr
209
y+
79 *'
due
2,955
+
-+I,i510.-
166,615
■
Electric
Trunkline
'+
.
1
ISSUES CALLED
(fourth
&
Molson
1,933
400
r
1978
senior
4Y2%
2,429
+
1
.
-
-
debentures
A
preferred
conv.
due
Southern
y—
—
series
Finance
5Y4%
'235
14
.
Ltd.—
Steel
Long Island Lighting Co.—
; :
23
+
" '—
'
—Apr
t--
,
due 1974 (second series) and
mortgage & coll. trust bonds 5%% refunding"
5Y2 %
202
.
*• :
•
6,916
-£-+
Local
688
10!
;
f
bonds 334%'.;series
Kansas Gas
1,863
208".
'
/
,
15
1st
4.;
.
+
cumul.
series
1,362"
+'
+
Co.—
mortgage and coll. trust bonds 3Y2% series due
1965 (first series) and 1st mortgage & coll. trust
■!./'
2,281
—
16,627 "
—^
-*.
•
+
—
s
1
-Apr
1st
y 438?
4*'
~
+
"1162
15
15
1
505 *
+
,v
19
—
2,013 V '
/
19*
Ayi+y^ 43
18.290 :
commercial
^+
62*'
+
;r—Apr
—
Budget Finance Plan 60-cent conv. pfd. stock
Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates—
976
.
1*
+sr
3;;
2,704
>962
-
.
stock-—Apr
Bates Manufacturing Co. 4Y2% cumul. pfd. stock
;_Apr
(T. G.) Bright & Co. Ltd., 5% cumul. preferred stock
Apr
y.y
:
securities
Balances
y
Condition Statement of Member Banks
i
2
+
.
Canada
convertible
6%
.' +
+ ''
,
-
962
,
-
Algoma Central & Hudson Bay Ry.—
3,758
Reserves with F.
*R^£Banks^^;;;;;!.u;^+yl2,356^^::::^4a';i^:^;' 173.
Currency- and coin—y V l,629 y +. 126
y
106
20
'% 3
179
'
104
>
.
debentures due 1967-;-—.—-,
Company and Issue—
2,139
y+
52*
—
y
r,
Apr
1
15, 1973^-;-Apr 15:
—
Rubber
States
6%
5%
1
Apr
;
.
'
t
'
first mtge. & coll. trust
first mtge. & coll. trust
ENTIRE
y:
8
2,532
1,405
banks
i
five
.
8,161
'
,
1978
debentures due April i, 1985
20-year 2 % %
financial institutions:'
domestic
After-
c
.Y'yv *»•
V^_/"'yl;
the eliminations made in the consolidating
'-'i-'/vy
■
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—2.4%
acceptances
Figures in parentheses
Y. '.V
y;-
_
on
+1,630
*
y! purch. for foreign correspondents
process.
§.
+1,104
53,762
to
United
Western
+
"
1,
+10.056
+
1,558 y
-
S. Government-securities—total—30,722
Treasury bills
' ' 4,256
Treasury certificates of indebtedness.; " 2,586
Treasury notes & U. S. bonds maturing:
? Within
one
year
——3,622
;^ One to five years-.*
-i
13,282
,
•
8*
'
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U.
1
-
;r
loans
.
•
107*
4—
pur-. '
;
to. foreign
estate
Loans
46
.
finance,
Other-loans
-
..
for
—
:
:! y. Loans
"■T'l
24
-
-
Other
Real
+%•; 2
•
dealers
*
•
securities—
government
securities
Loans to nonbank
.
y
y
934
i—
accounts
+
Z 477
■
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Surplus
Other
(1,801) 52,286
-u-;
34,746
1,502
and
333
-
-.
due Oct.
1980-
"1059
H1060
—July 10
stock-
Plywood Corp.—
25-year 5 Y»%
+10,258
646
+
preferred
",yy
,
4%%
and
1977
due
United States
1962
„
81,142 y; +y 151+
loans.
—
Other''securities
v2
—...
Industrial
loans
Other loans for purchasing or carrying:
: U.
S.. government
securities-
546
—
+ 1,007
U.
Other
Sales
Total
and
+
128.491
-
-
.
brokers
to
adjusted!...—
chasing or carrying: '
.
-.67
108
+
Loans
"531
+
13*;
—
191 7 +';•:!
17,763
984
—
159
'+
836 :
V
Total
45
—
;171,
■
-,
•V:;i
+1,458
Agricultural
'
'■.
'
27
—
y
i6,505
reserves—
,
due
bonds
or
Mar. 14,
1963 3
investments-.-,-—130,504
adjusted!
"
Federal
Mar. 6,
cumul.
.
.
(In millions of dollars)
and
investments
and
13,
1963
,
$1.20
Co.
United Gas Corp.—
5Ya% debs, due 1980;
Decrease <—-> Since
Mar.
5
«
.1
5% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds due 1977;,
Union Tank Car Co. 4Y4% debs, due April
'
•
Oil
bonds
Increase (+)
'
-
,
y+i,ou
104
•
-
+
»
s
,
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp,—
domestic commercial banks increased $313 million.
+1/748
v
1017
'2
Trans-Canada Pipe Lines Ltd.—*,
5Y4% 1st mtge. pipe line bonds
'
securities-^
and
*• '
1/1971-.—;;—Apr.
May 1, 1971——_-Apr
May
due
debs, due
960
1017
•
,
Tidewater
•S Federal Reserve Banks decreased $101 million but bor¬
rowings from others increased $301 million. Loans to
-248
y—
.'
"
inc.—
debs,
,1017
j
Eastern Transmission Corp.— ,
y
y
47/sYf first mortgage pipe line bonds due 1979_—;—A'pr
1
Textron; Inc.o 5% subord. debs. ,due Feb.; l, 1970—;_+Apr, 1
f
*
f.
a.
subord;s. f
Texas
-263
+
Nitrogen; Co.,
subord.
6%
and'-6%
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
*!
outright
+
...
/ V-.,-"-,
'
decreased
Savings deposits increased $95 million and "other" time
deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations
■417
•
13,580
V
Demand
Government bonds
S.
-
137
—
10,410
ly/'/Bonds
„>
-V
"
•
i
2,293'
—
8
+
.
U.
and
City, $235 million in the Chicago District, $183 million
in the San Francisco District, $136 million in the Cleve¬
land District, and $106 million in the Boston District;
284
—.
2
*; ! y'
'i*Vi ,.v:vii*'*
"
Bills '
60
+
y
and
27
—.
*
so: y—
Bought outrlght-i-
;
124
850
399
advances—
*
r
974
6
—
ury notes
million.
1962
4. y'+
%■+'}:%
15.585
Marl 21,
y
10
—
1)2681
.
Total gold certificate reserves-
•
1963
a963j
.
certificate account;-!!-—;;-;
Gold
•1118
>1017
,
.
Holdings of Treasury bills by weekly reporting mem¬
ber banks decreased $208 million, Treasury certificates
increased $10 million, and the combined total of Treas¬
=•
819
.
3-11
-
3-21
3-18
-
Volume 197
Number. 6249
«
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1259)
47
'
"
"
Pet
Name of
Company
Share
Holders
When
^Per
Payable of Rec.
Laurentide -Financial Corp., Ltd.—
:
Common ' (quar.)
v"tl7^c
Class A (quar.
)___™_____7.~1.____7__
" 17'Ac
$1.40 preterred
7 7 t35c'
Name of Company
3-30
$2.-00
4-16
Mobile
4.90%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)_l___'__
of
Virginla^;'tr'~w^H-t^^^C^''
Co.
(stock
(Ft. Wayne)
dividend)
^
l'A%
7 1 'a% C
TVa^
Chain Co.
(quar.)
Inc.
(quar.)_-
(Jonathan),:;
Manufacturing
Lortdontown
Co.
17lie
(P.)
preferred
Y.)
4-30
3-28
Moore
Corp.;
4-15
1
Moore
Drop
!y4- 1
4-
1
3-11
4-
1
3-29
60c
4-
1
$1.75
4-
1
3-15
Mount
Mount
Mountain
4
3-29
4-15
3-29
5-15
4-25
MSL
20c
4-
1
3-18
$1.50
4-
1
3-18
Mueller
1
3-19
3-19
3-13
Corp.
(quar.)
Murray Ohio Mfg. Co ;! (increased)
Muskegon Piston Ring Co._____
4-15
3-29
Mutual Imestment Co.
11'Ac
3-29
; 3-15
from
4-
1
3-
25c
4-20
3-30
315
J25c
6-29
6-14
4-30
Narrow
3-31
t25c
4-15
___j
26c
Works
4-
1
4-
1
Funds: 7777 7.
General Industries Shares—
from
National
investment
of
Marconi
International
Marine
"fax
MaWinvRockwell
Market
1
$1
$1.50
4-30
4-1
35c
4-r 1
5-13
,
Maryland Rational Bank (quar. ).7_™:_;™_
Shipbuilding & Drydock (guar.)
Corp.
(quar.)
7
-
net
Inc,
"
h?:
(quarterly TroiA
;
C.)—
1
Class
BB
Stock
,
t?
5%
2-28
56"
preferred
$1.04
National
Rubber
Quarterly
3-15
4-1
13-12
'3-11
7 National
--.
4-
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-22
4-
1
3-19
1
3-21
3-29
3-15
20c
3-25
'3-25
3-11
(quar,)$1.12lMt.
•
3-25
3-11
(Increased)
Mercantile National Bank (Dallas)—^
.;
fiwreased"^_i__^-I._^_^_____i
preferred
Merchants
Metek
&
$3.50
Fast
Company,
preferred
common
&
7%
Inc.
preferred
net
investment
.'
-
4-15
7,3-29
65c
Terminals
!
4-
1
26c
4-
1
Gas
&
,
A, 28c
Metromedia^ Inc.
,
(quar.)34c
Bank of Boston—
7!
New
England Merchants
Quarterly——.
New England Telephone7& Telegraph
Quarterly;
Co.^/
Co.—,
4-
Michigan Gas
&
Electric
Co.,
3.90%
MMdle
South'
Middle
States
Common
Utilities,
for
r":
u
Co.
;
.25c -x
17Vac
v
$1.37%
Bradley Co., common
prior preferred
(s-a)
Mihnesota
5%
(quar.)
Chemicals
Enterprises,
prior
preferred
Inc.,
3-12
>.2-25
Nicholson
4-1
3-25
3-
4-10
i 3-20
4-
1
Normetal
common—
,
k
8
3-19
.V
3-19
North
7
7%
7
7%
7 7%
3,- 8
Refractories
Co....._.....
Sugar Industries, Inc.,
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
-5
115e
4-
1
3-15
North
1
3-15
Northern
American
Northern
Van
Illinois
Gas
Indiana
Lines,
Co.
Public
Inc.
^
5-31
'
*
1
7-11
10-1,0
-
3-25
4.22%
preferred
,3-29
-'4-1
3-15
,
-
3-12
4-15
3-29
4-19
-
4- 5
4'A%
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
3-25
4»/2%
62%c
4-
1
3-25
Northern
Insurance
Co.
(N.
7-
1
I2V2C
42c
Gas
4c
from
7
(intelim)__
3-15
Wire
3-15
3-25
3-11
5-
4-30
4-20
4-12
4-12
17'Ac
62'Ac
4-30
27'Ac
4-
1
3-12
4-
1
3-12
12c
3-27
3-
7
20c
3-25
3-
4
30c
3-29
3-
1
—
; v'
income
-
gains)_i—
10c
-
(annual)
payment
Co.
60c
10%
90c
3-22
3-20
2-28
3-29
2-28
3-29
2-28
40
of
centavos
4-15
3-19
$1
5-
1
4-15
97'Ac
5-
1
4-15
7«-~•
>
(stock
3-15
3-11
5-1
3-20
75c
(quar.)_
3-25
4%
dividend)
(Hartford)
Corp.
Plough, Inc. *(qUar.)_i
4-
1
3-13
3-31
3-15
5c
Plymouth
Rubber
Co.
(quar.)
.•*
1
5- 9
4-15
4-1%
4-2
378,,
4-15
3-15
4-15
3-29
15c
*•
4-
3-29
25c
—
.•
(quar.)
6-
1
4-
3-12
1
5c
5-15
Corp. (stock dividend)
3%
Corp,1 common (quar.)
;
5c
5% - preferred
(quar*)-—62'Ac
$2.50
preferred
(quar.)
62'Ac
4-12
3-15
3-25
3-4
3-25
;3-4
Pneuiiio
—
—
Dynamics
Polaroid
(H.
K.)
Company
(Del.)
Electric
Tools
Light
Co.,
Potomac Electric Power
3-25
3-
4
3-29
3-
8
4-15
3-29
10c
quar.)
(quar.)_—
$5 pfd.
(quar.)_
4-
3-15
New
common
Regulator
Pratt &
Preway,
Price
Lambert.
7
Inc.
Bros.
&
v
(initial)—™j———_—7.-
(quar.)
Inc.
(stock
dividend)
Co., Ltd
;_
—
1
$1.25
(quar.)
Power; Corp; of Canada; Ltd,—
Powers
1
22c
(quar.)
(increased
5-
40c
-
Porter
Gas
3-15
1
$1,12'A
;
;__77_———
Cable
8b
Portland
4-20
1
3-13
-
3-22
.7 4-15
8
4> 1
Gas Co., preferred (quar!)
$1.37'A
Company, common - (quar.J^^i-iu.
40c ;
$4
preferred
(quar.)———
———w
$17
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Cnicago Ry.— .v
7% preferred (quar.)
:
r
$1.75
Pittsburgh 8b Lake Erie RR. Co. (quar )——
• $1.50;
Pittsburgh National Bank (quar.)-—;
38c
' 4- 5
27'Ac
3-
3-30
convertible
5- 1
$1.13
Y.)
3-8
1
Natural
;;* 4-19
.'7 3-22
1
4-
4-
25c.
15c
(quar.)_
(quar.)_t__
Insurance
Electric
4-15 >7.3-22
8
4-
4-15
Portable
4-15
8
Inc.
j__•_
capital
Insurance
(a
7?9-10
$1.06 7
$1.06'A
3-
2-26
share)
9-30
,
4-1
3-15
3-14
(quar.)—
common
(quar.)—
realized
76-17
'
«
;
Long Island,
(quar.)—
Co.
&
General
/
3-8
"35c
of
Co.,
Service
preferred
$5.50
1
$4.50
Philippine Long Distance
Telephone,
com.
(A payment of 25 centavos per share)
Piedmont
3-
4-
3-28
-
Co.
(quar.)
(increased).
(quar.)_—
preferred
per
1
4-15
Philip Morris, Inc., common (quar.)
4%
preferred
(quar.)_V._—
8%
1
4-
41c
preferred
Life
dividend
3.90%
4-
750c
•
common
Portland
•:
(quar.)
25c
8
v7!4- 1 773-18
$1.75
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-18
4-
Co.V
(Charles)
Plastic
^3-29 1, 3-Vl;
.
30c
lOc
Cement
preferred
Phoenix
.
$1.75
(increased)
Service—
4-15
3-29
$1.75
2-28
v 10c
•
Pillsbury
11- 1
12'Ac
com.
preferred
3-29
Phillips Scfew Co.—
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp.
6-13
8-
s:
50c-
American
4-
Milk
and
3- 8
l''-" .'.4-U.
7t5c
(quar.)
3-18
3-18
Quarterly i
Stock
17 3- 8/
.?
Corp.(qua.r.)_7.7i.r7.A.-A''725q
Aviation
American
6c
75c,,
•
-
1
4-22
Philadelphia
-'V
30c
Wiatj (Norman) Co.
Mtoing, V
Norris-Thermador
$1.25
17'/ac
See
4-
3%
3-22
.' 5-317
...
Wiatt Co.
3rl5
3-15
4-15
3-20
»
(quar.)
•
3-19
1
4t,l v
5- 1
V V
,
2
3-14
.
investment
net
44-
Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers
Pfizer
.
from
12'Ac
J.)-
,
Bottling Co.
Cola
4'A%
3- 8
.
3-19
3-19
17'Ac
(N.
Philadelphia Electric Co. (quar.).
Philadelphia Fund, Inc.—
-:
(Quarterly of 6c from Investment
3-31
1
2
!____
^
Railway
(quar.)—!
5% r.convertible
3-14
3-14
3-31
4-
4-
i.
Co.'
>
Cov(quar.)^....^^i-i.7-i«'.-^V^'30qV;:l4-f
North. American
'
:
10c
(increased quar.)___
4-1
-
3-15
12'Ac
—
3-29
7
85c
*
v!4- 1
4- 4
4- 1
7
Norfolk 8s Western R,y.—^7
7
r •'" ■ .
v
6,%
preferred (quar.)_;7V.V.wl—7,;7l5c
7 6% preferred (quar.)
:
7,715c
< 6%
preferred (quar.)... i
—..C
*
'W15°
North
56'Ac
r.
File
3-15
>
—
3-15
3-15
(quar.)
Bergen County
Eastern
Permanente
3-22
,
1
1
3-29
20c
of
,.
gains and -3c
^income):._
.
•
3- I.
<
&
Petrolane
7
' 93%c
(quar.)____.i_.____™.
tal
Norman
.
7
preferred
3-20
1
1
:_
3-30
1
5-21
3-30
Supply
Peoples Drug Stores (quar.)-*—>—
Peoples Gas Light & Coke Co.
(quar.)
Peoples Trust City Bank
(Reading, Pa.)—
Pet
,
3-25
'3-15
4-1
40c
44-
50c
Co,—
common
B
Co.
$1
$1.16
*,
*
:
Quarterly'
3-11
50c V
Dental
Lumber
Pepsi
3-lt
1
4-
F.)
non-voting
Pepsi-Cola
.
1
1
V
\
—
4-16
1
4-
(increased)
(quar.)
3
'
,
.7:7"
-
(quar.)$1.31%.
Niagara Share Corp.— V
».7 7l, VI
7.
,7
7 (Quarterly payment of 27c |rom net capi7
%
8
3-15
-
1
,
5.25%
?
l''
2VaC
(quar.)
Phllipp Corp.
5-
4-
.
4-1
.
V7
Gas
(quar.)
preferred
4-
75c
!___
preferred
3-
4-10
4-
_,
common
4-1
5-
-
i;:.
Minneapolis-Honeywell Regulator—
&
3« 8
6-12
Co.,
preference
3-'8
1
4-
Miller-Wohl
3%
1
4-
20c
(quar.)_.
! ;
.15C
Corp.. (quar.15c
Minerals
4-
14c
-
fquar.l,
of Illinois—
Mites " Laboratories
5%
3- 8
*
Mill. Factors
Milton
1
»j._
> ;
(quar.)
convertible
4-
25c
J22'Ac
Pennsylvania Pwr. & Light, com. (increased)
34c
4,/a % preferred (quar.)—$1.12 'A
4.40% preferred (quar.)__4._—'' $1:10
3.35% preferred (quar1.)—^
83%c
4.60% preferred (quar.)__
$1.15
Peoria
3-18
3- 8
3- 8
preferred
(quar.)
; V "90c7
3-31
3- 8 V.
preferred
(quar.)™....—97'Ac
3-31
,3-* 8
preferred (quar.)V7;..7-™_™7jC. •*'$1.0'?W V 3-3iy";7',"3?-!8.;,
preferred ,; (quar.)™
$1.21'A,3-31 .7 3- 8
4.85%
8
'
MW-West Abrasive Co.
(quar.)
Midland-Ross Corp., common (quar.).
5V2%
1st preferred
(quar.)_____
414%
3-
3-30
.lft.;!
(quarJ
Corp._^
Inc..
Telephone
4-12
1
(quar.)
—_
.-
3- 8
4-1
10c;;;
$1.37'A
Newark Electronics, class A (quar.)___..._.
6'Ac
Newberry (3. J.) Co.. cominoh (quar.: '•
25c,V
3%% preferred (quar.)—-.—.....—-A.
93%c.
Newport Electric Corp., 3%% pfd. (quar.).i '
93%c
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp., com. (quar.)
50c.
3-15
50c
Products
Telephone
3.75%^ -preferred
3.40%
5-1
—
com.
—
7 77,
>
I
4- 1
$1.09
NeW York Trap Rock (quar.)._-^-.i..u.-.l
NeW York Times, 5V2% pfd. (quar,)™.—-
4.10%
"each four shares held)
Mipkelberry's- Food
Mid-Continent
York State Electric &
3.60%
common
Service—
-—
*1 ■:
f.40% -preferred•.-(qnar.)
Michigan Gas Utilities—
'
"
Stock dividend (one additional share
Public
4.36%
3-15
3-29
7^V25c!7Vi4-^57.;.r 471,"
4%%
3-18
3-26
' 7;
VTV V 7-;
32c
—_
1
3-10
4-15
....
3-29
4-
1
(quar.)—x:
Quarterly
V? Stock dividend
^-.-7,;V 47 V2C V7; 3-29 •_' 3- 8
New Hampshire Insurance Co. (quar.)____—
New Jersey: Natural Gas, common..—,•
4-15
3.80% preferred (quar.)____^w—r
95c
$.$5% preferred (quar.)__^____^_:
96V4C$^90% preferred (quar.)97%c
4.35% preferred (quar.)
' :$1.08%
f.48% preferred :(quar.)_^_-._____«_i__«;
.41.11 Vi :
Meyer' (Fred), Inc., class A (quar.)
15c
3-13
1"
common.
Pennsylvania Mutual Funds, Inc.—
«
(From capital gains)'—
».
Pennsylvania Glass Sand
(increased)
3-10
.«
',.777
50c
(M.
A
ebmmon—7
Peabody Coal Co.. com.
3-20
4-15
,
—
17Vac
(increased quar.)10c
Metropolitan Edison
(quar.)
Pipe Line—
(quar.)_
Peoples Trust
3-22,,
A'4- TV '.' 3-! 8
Electric
3-15
4-
3-20
(quar.)
Tubes,; Ltd.
(Frank)
Class
3-29
(quar.)
I—.
New- England Electric System (quar. )._.___■
1
8
3-20
3-20
______
(quar.)_
Transportation Co..
Class
3-8
,
3-30
27c
Co.
4-
3-
3-20
;
3-15
3-29
25c
Britain 'Machine
New
3- 8
3-20
7_—
(quar.)^
Bell Telephone
Chemical Co.,
3-14
4- 1
4-1
's
3%
Starch &
35c
3-15
4-10
Paxton
3-29
4-15
7;74c ,7! 4-15 ,-7 3-29
—
(quar,)_
1
1
3-18
(quar.)_
preferred
Parmelee
Patterson
6c
4-
i
preferred
Sulphur
preferred
4.64%
7 3-18
10c
—__
Dividends
4%
3-22
1
Income—
—
3-21
4-
American
4-
3-15
8
3-22
15c
(quar.)
77 4-12
Shawmut
Orleans
6-12
3-22
<quar.)_—___
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph,
6%
preferred
(quar.)__
Corp.—
New
.
6-12
6-28
4-15
17'Ac
6%
preferred
(quar,)_
5.40% preferred (quar.)__v_
3-1!'
1
25c
.
3-19
3-12
6-28
(quar.)
50c
Research
Balanced
England
3-26
3-29
(quar.)
preferred
30c
&
1
3-
1
Corp.
(quar.)
Nevada
Power Co.,
5.40% pfd. (quar.)—_
5.20%
preferred (quar.)
————_1_—
37M>c
(reduced)
(quar.)
3-22
1
&
Machinery.:
Mfgi' Co." (reduced)
4-
25c-
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer,
Metro, Inc.,
1
4-
Panhandle Eastern
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.).i
New* York, Chicago &- St. Louis RR. (quar.)
New York & Honduras Rosario
Mining Co.—"
(Interim) 7
-7
4-
M^sti Machine Co.i
4-
Advertising (quar.)—:
Light, common (increased)
preferred
(quar.)_______:
_—>7——
Power
Page-Hersey
New
20c
,
5
4-15
25c
i,
3- 8
6-14
3-19
&
7_..i
3-8
3-25
45c
^
___:
5
3-
37'Ac
preferred
Pan
3-15
87%c
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
4-
1
Outdoor
7%
3-8
3-15
3-29
3-lf
4-
31 %c
31'Ac
6% prefe!rred - (s-a)
——"
' 60c.
New Jersey Power 8s Light, 4% pfd. (quar.),
$1
4.05%
preferred
(quar.)..
;
$1.01'A
45c!
1
3-7
3-11
4- l:
4-25
;
3-18
4-19
preferred)
(quar.)_______
preferred (quar.)
4-1
,13-11
33c
-
(St. Louis) (quar.)_
Motor Lines
(quar.)
4-1
4-
25c
preferred
4-1
3-25
*
Mercantile Trust Co.
3-29
3-15
2
31'Ac
4.52%
3-19
4-
"3-25
1
3-29
4-19
4-
31'Ac
6.16%
;.(.
17'/2C
3-31
-
4-25
5-15
7-
MoDohnell iAircraft^ Corp. (quar.)^.^.---.^-, : :
25c
Quarterly
25c
McGraw-Hill Publishing Co.-—'
: »5."50
convertible preferred
(quar. )^^_ii___ r $1,37 '/a.
McLean Trucking Co. (quar.)_____
10c
McQuay, Inc.
(quar.)
' I2V2C
Medusa Portland Cement
(quar.)i.____i___
25c
Pacific
,
4-1
20c
Northwest
Nutrient
Common
7
20%
4-29
$1.37%
$1.50"
Pacific
4-
3-29
(quar,)
(quar.)
30c
.
7.
convertible
Pacific
8
Chemical
3-11
87%c
1
:(quar.)
$4.75
3-11
4-3"
10c
"
BB
Stock^ dividend
New
4-
preferred
3-20
4-10
5%(serial
7
•
(increased)—
Bond
National
..
National
9
20c
G2%e
3
4-15
$1.50
5.64%
Bank
(Boston)
C07 (quar.)
3-15
37V2c
.____
8
4-30
$1
(quar.)
$4.75
4-1
from
National
1
4-30
"^75^..
3-22
$1
Corp., $4.36 pfd.
preferred
(quar.)
prfeerred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
L_
$4.50
5%
TOc
class
National
5c
4-10
1
25c
Transmission
4-1
Screw
3-12
5-
Electric
26c
Securities
3-29,
93%c
preferred
(quar.),———--;.—7
B
preferred
National
4-
(quar.)___
1
4-
20c
*
National
1
5-
$1.06
Lighting
$4.40
5
3-15
Pacific
A (quar.)_
(quar.)__ia—"
3-15
3-12
$1.50
—_
in
National-Standard
4Vi%
Co.
31
3-27
30c
I
(payable
5%
2-28
3-26
(quar.)
Intermountain Express
Pacific
3-29
4-10
4-15
—
(quar.)__
Industries
is 3-15
3-29'
(quar.)___
Ray)
4-15
40c
30c
(quar.)
(qUar.)_,_
dividend
1
4-
preferred
preferred
McDermott (J.
3- 8
&
Gas
Pacific
Insurance Co.—
Propane,
10c
Corp.,: $2.50 preferred (quar.)
Corporation, common (quar.)
$6
4-1
3%"
,
Gas
Pacific
37'/2c
stock)!
National
I6C
v:
Line
Presto
1
Pacific
3-15
'
„
Rock), class AA (s-a)
National
3-
Bank
Service
4-20
3%%
■6>¥t%'- preferred
(Little
•
"
.
Mak "Factor (See Factor (Max);
Co.),
Maiys (J. W.V, Inc. (quar.)_____—
MCA, Inc., $1.50 preferred
(quar.)_.^
McCrory
■7
National
^'-;preferred''-(quar,):u^wUU'_v4'_^--~-~-.i
McCord
5
Linen
National Old
3Vie
•
income)
common
(D.
.
Fd.
income)
(increased)
Markets,
4-
3-
4-20
.
4-10
4-
Sugar Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
Co., 5% preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
5%
3-8
6%
Electric
3-20
1
1
20c
Paauhau
3-15
'
4-16
■
May Department Stores Co. 3%%"preferred (quar.)___
Mayiair
25c
—
—
3-20
1
4-
4-
30C
^
Life -Fund
invsetment
Mattel,
1
1.
2
3-27
:31%C
-
Stock
4-
1
3-20
.;4-
3-25
'62li>c
1
Maryland
Growth
;
Washington
Community
National
"
7"|>%
__
4-
1
$6
5-
.
18c
(initial)
com.
Pacific Coast
the
plan
to
retire
the
6%
preferred
stock is approved at the annual meeting
April is.)
r;7::.'r";
''; '*
;;3-i9
7*25c
7 3%
Mateonite
Massachusetts
:
4-10
4-
3-15
-
investment
10c
17c
—
5-
; 4-15
27'Ac
4-
Corp.,
3-12
75c
3-18
__™__
(Quarterly from
3-27
3-20
25c
Owens-Corning Fiberglass (quar.)j
Owens-Illinois Glass Co., 4% pfd. (quar.)___
Oxford Paper Co., com,
(quar.)
:
(
'15c
1 50c
'3-13
8
3-31
7—--~_™25c
Msirley Company. (quar.)_^-i. 1
-™£ \ ;'20c
Marsh Supermarkets, Inc; (stock
dividend! ! i 1 2 %
Martiq-Marietta Corp., common_™»__
25c
4'A% preferred (qUar,)__u_i^_^_^_i_- ' $L42%
Maryland Casualty (increased)—i
7
50c
7 Sftock dividend
_7
I
1
9"
Mastic Corporation
Massachusetts Investors
3-22
3-14
Ozite
Welding Machines (quar.)
Gypsum Co., com. (quar.)___
Lead
Co.,
common
6%, preferred
(quar.)
(The above payment will not be made if
8
*
25c
dividend-
,
1
National
National
4-
(increased)—'
preferred -(quar.)
3-15
4-
preferred
3-
1
1%
Opelika Mfg.
Corp.
(quar.)
Orange & Rockland Utilities
4%
preferred
(quar.)__
3-11
<
Corp. (quar. )j:__^„£______
(Calif.), common
(quar.)__
Basket
"Stock
3-29
4.24%
3-15
3-29
4-
10c
^
Oklahoma Gas & Electric, new
4% ; preferred
(quar.)
3-20
Communica¬
38%% equal to approxi¬
per share)_____
Mtffemont Corporation, • common;1
8%
preferred (quar.)__
Corp.
3-15
3-30
dividend
Rubber Corp., 5% pfd.
(quar.)__
Olivetti (I. C.) SPA prcf. (A payment of 90
lire less 15% tax, equal to
approximately
$.112 per depositary share)™
4-11
1
of
Midland
4-30
40c
75c
O'Sullivan
3-20
3-28
3-15
mately; $0,075
Stock
3- 4
3-30
(quar.)
Colony
Insurance (Boston)
(quar.)
Old Republic Life Insurance (Chic.)
(quar.)
3-18
National
tion, Ltd.;- American deposit' receipts—^;
(A final payment of 5% less British Tn**
come
4-15
3-29
4-
3-
Detroit—
7i7
Old
3
10c
50c
lc
(quar.)
Bank
National
Quarterly
1
3.90%
Ohio Water Service
(quarterly
Cleaning Contract (quar.)
National
50c
Trust
Manufacturers
4-
35c
2-28
income)__
Manufacturers• Hanover
97'Ac
4-15
.
.7
National Bellas Hess, Inc. (stock dividend)National Biscuit Co.
(increased).:
National Cash Register Co. (quar.)
Managed
(Quarterly
Co7 (quar.)__.
Securities Co., Inc.
Quarterly
3-20
25c
(quar.)
3-15
21c
investment
net
Quarterly
3-13
3-29
(quar.)
3-15
10c
income)
National Bank of Commerce (San Antonio)—
3-13
59%c
(quar.)_________
3-15
1
3-27
23c
1
1
30c
plus
3-
4-
35c
gains..
National Bank of
__________
income
Fabric
from
Maine
Chemical
capital
Nation-Wide
-
;™_
investment
3-29
8
$$1.25
priority shares
preferred
(quar.)
Public Service Co,-~Common
15c
net
8
3-11
42'Ac
(quar.)
4-
1
Of America—
3-
1
3-25
$1.11
6-
12'/2c
4-15
4-
40c
$1.10
5-10
-__
5- 1
$15c
«\r.
common
(quar.)__—
6-20
8c
62'Ac
(initial)
(quar,)
Co.,
(quar.)
5-31
rz
5c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Convertible
.(quar.)
Edison
preferred
8c
Co.
Brass. Co,
Ohio
preferred
preferred
4-
4%
(quar.)
4.44%
2-28
T
common
Onlo
.
3-15
3-31
dividend).
™___
Co., common
(quar.)—
4.40%
1
4-15
22'/ac
(stock
A
B
(quar.)
(increased)—
Inc.'
Chemical
8
3-
4-
7c
____—
(Chicago)
Airlines.
Ocean Drilling & Exploration—
5% preferred (quar.)
Ogilvie Flour Mills, Ltd., new com.
1
$3.50
(monthly)
Co.
3-18
.
'4-1
'20c
7
Brass
from
3-
5c
1
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
1
A
."
1
preferred
Mriilman, Ltd.—
'-7
Convertible priority shares
4-
$1
4-
2c
1
3-18
59%c
4-
j>5c
3-
3-1
3-18
Murphy
'-4_
45c*
65%c
*
1
1
1
f25c
(quar
3-15
^
44-
4-
;
class
Industries
Monthly
3-29
r
Class
Telephone & Telegraph—■
Movielab,
3%
1
4-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
Trust
Noxzema
Inc.—
(s-a)
States
3-
25c
(quar.)
Mills,
Quarterly __!
Inc.,
4-15
31'Ac
F.)
preferred
Vernon
preferred
1
4-1
(quar.)_„___1
Diablo Co.
7%
4
" 22'Ac
Co. (quar.)
Matcke Vending Co., class A
(quar.).
Madison Square Garden—
4.75%
preferred
3-
3-29
$1.75 !
J 15c
(quar.)
(B. C.) Fund, Ihc.—7. "
Income Series (quar.)
3-15
3-
3-29
v
'
common
(quar.)
preferred
Northwest
3r 8
v$i'.l7Vi
Morton
v3-
3-29
35c,
$1.12'/a
Morgan Guaranty Trust
3-11
30c
Inc., common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)
(R. H.) & Co,
(quar.)
'___
Co.,
3-11
5 y*,v/o
Mallinckrodt
(quar.)
3-15
common
Co.
4%%
Ltd.
Forgings
1
(quar.)
'(quar.)
;
Works__l—
1
(quar.)_
(Joseph)
Locomotive
4-
Mstok Trucks,
Magnin
Montreal
4-
_____________
convertible
4-
3-8
3-19
(quar.)
Gas & Electric*- common
5 %• preferred
(quar.)
Lucky-Stores (stock dividend)-
(E.
10-15
60c
Louisville
Ma'cDonald
7-15
11-
Utilities, common,,.
preferred (quar.
.'J,
4.70% preferred (quar.
Montgomery Ward Co., common "(quar.)__,i
.'s.
$7.class A (quar.)___'
"
4.50%
$1.08%
common
Co.,
8-
Montana-Dakota
4-15
1
(quar.)
Typograph
3-15
-4-10
5-
preferred
$4.16
.
$1.25
$1.06'A
(quar.)
(quar.)_________
preferred
4-
-
(quar.)
$4.11
Co.
10c
Co. -(N.
Company,
3-14
4-
(quar.)__.
preferred
Northern
(quar.")__™-._,r_4.___
30c
Molson Breweries,
Ltd., class A (increased)
$25c
Class B (increased$25c
Monroe Auto Equipment
(stock dividend)
1%
12'Ac
r!
(quar.)
(quar.)™;
Long Island Trust
Long Mile Rubber
Lorillard
6
Rubber
17'Ac
-
____„
Star Brewing Co.
(quar.) 7
Long Island Lighting, 5% preferred
4.25%
preferred
(quar.)
;
preferred
r
3-
3-29
Lone
4.35%
-
'
r
■4-
5-
25c
-
__
Mohawk
preferred
$4.10
(quar.)-^^--_oi.'_i^____V! $14«
Co.
States Power
preferred
$4.08
$1.12'/a
preferred
8
3-
of Rec.
(quar.)
$3.60
$1.22'/a
4.50%
Locke Steel
Marine
Northern
"v27Vac
(quar.)_
4.75%.
dividend
-
common
3-15
dividend;.._7.7-7:_7..;_-£.-.™:.77_.....7:•
•
Corp.,
3-15
Lipe-Rollway Corp.,tdassA{quar..7-
.
Service
1
Stock
•
Gas
1
Printing
Ludlow
_
,
-
3-20
4-12
(quar,)_^_,:.7._:7i7-:777.$Q.3593%
stock
5%
<w
..
4-
preference
Lincoln National Life Insurance
Lofcan
preferred
Gas Co.—
5.60%
Mississippi ;River - Fuel - Corp. "(quar.)—-.-.1—..
'i» 45c'
3-29 >
3-15
iValley-"!!GasJi-i_^^^^->^i,*^.ji-., V'VSOc,^ 1.4*!l>1l3-i5!:;^
Missouri Pacific
RR., class A (quar.)__
1" 60c
"
*
Vl'"» or>
3-11
4-15
(quar.)
_!
Co., 4.60% pfd. (quur,)__
preferred' (quar.)_*_____—
Natural
5.80%
preferred
(quar,)_
preferred " (quar.
5.75%
preferred
(quar
Northern Pacific
Ry
(
Co.
Power
4-
Lirtcom
60c
1
Aluminum
Northern
5'/a%
:
! Mississippi
3-15
4-
" 3-29
5-» 1
(quar.)—_1
preferred
iA 4.40%
3-18
3-22,
8
3-31
Holders
Name of Cdmpany
Payable p/Bee.'
.«'
25c
?
% (Stock dividend)
*_«:
u £777.7714%' \
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.)
A $1.75
Lirtcoln Liberty Life Insurance
(annual)9c.
Mdoy
Mississippi
8
Holders
When
~tShdre
Irfjap^Corpi^commdnr^quar^^ir^^^^'^Oc-i
Life Insurance
$6
Mirro
3- 8
4-
-
Liberty;
t! :$3A %
7%
3-
3* 8
3-30
■
,
•
5%
3-30
preferred^:
Fund, ■
•
7 $c:
Lehman Corporation__77_
___7::,:■•• 12'/2c LeSser* (L.) Enterprises* class A
^quar.)™.^
30c
Leatlr-de- Company 4quar.>>_~::-77 :
• 'g. ;:,v' --735C '
Levines, Inc. (quar.)
10c
-Stock.
y
&>*;
v
3- '8
3-30
.
Laeard
;
*
Minnesota & Ontario Paper (quar."
Minnesota Power & Lignt
^
-
4-15
' 36c
»3-29
1
4-
5
3- 4
■
t6'Ac
25c
3-29
3-
4-
1
3-15
4-1
3-1P
5
37'Ac
2%
4-10
3-22
5-
4-3
J50c
1
48
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1260)
Share
flame of Company
2nd
6%
Company
3-22;
3-15
1
3-15
Selected Ainerlcan Shares—
'
" 1V.//■/'Vjii//:?(/
4-25
6c
(Quarterly from investment income)——
$1.31% ' ^4*/lt^.
Servelj Inc., $5.25 preferred (quar.)__—__
3-29
3-21
Servonic Instruments, Inc.
3-15
Seton
1
3-11
Sexton (John > &r Co.* ——————-.-i-'-r—
Shamrock Oil & Gas Corp.
(quar.)
4-
20C
15C
(quar.)__,
4-
IOC
{'X; V
4-1
$1
preferred
1
-Corp;,!——2.
Shawinig'an Water & Power, com. (quar.)
3-15
4-
$1.06
4.24%' preferred
iquar.)-!-..------.——60c
Service Electric & Gas, com. (quar.)
$1.02
(quar.)
4.08% i preferred
4.18%
preferred
4.30%
preferred (quar.) ^2±r-~~2~~~2222iL.' "$1,07..%.
5.05%
preferred (quar. )-i—'$1.26 V* j
5.28%
'
:$1.32,
preferred (quar.
35c
$1.40 preference '*"(quar.
45c
Puerto Rico Telephone Co.
(quar.)
25c
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber (quar.)
12c
Purex Corp., Ltd. (quar.)____—J—
15c
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.
$2
8%: preferred ^(quar.)^^-.^-.^---^-.-*^
3-30
3-
3-30
47<>
3-
1
3-
Shell
33-
3-30
3-
3-30
3-
Class
3-29
Ramo,
Class
4-
1
3-
1
3-
Extra
4-20
3-
4-
1
3-11
Towmotor
4-
1
3-11
1
3-11
3-29
4-12
3-28
4-
3-
1
4-
5
4-
3-15
4%
3-20
5%
12'Ac
3-31
3-20
7'Ac
6-30
6-20
Construction
preferred
Inc.,
6-20
$4.50
—
class
9-30
"
$5
9-20
9-30
7 'Ac
9-20
4-
1
3-25
4-
1
3-15
Southern
3-12
Southern
2-20
Southern
3-29
1
4-
1
Island
Corporation.
&
3-20
5%
3-25
3-11
4.65%
3-29
3-15
4-15
3-19
4-
1
4-
1
3-
5-
1
4-12
5-
1
4-12
Safeway Stores,
; 4%
preferred
4-15
3-15
4-
1
3-15
13c
3-29
4-25
3-25
4-10
20c
4-22
4-
I
$3
4-
2
>
40C
3-30
2-27
$1
4-
1
2-27
$1.07'A
4-
1
2-27
4-
1
5-
1
4-
1
6-17
6-
$1.25
9-17
$1.25
12-16
5
4-10
4-
2-
8
$6C
6-15
5-23
4-25
4-10
v;
3-28
3-18
10c
3-30
3-20
15c
4-
■
Electric
&
Power
Co.,
1
4-10
3-29
3-15
4-15
4-15
15c
Schering Corp., 5% preferred (quar.)
Schlitz
(Joseph) Brewing Co. (quar.)
Schlumberger, Ltd, (quar.)
Schwitzer Corp.—
5»/2%
preferred A
(quar.)
5Va% > preferred A (quar.)i——;
Scdtt Aviation* Corp.; (stock'; dividend)——^ ^
Scott & Fetzer
(monthly)
Monthly:
Monthly
wL-w—i» V
/Scott Paper,Co.—$3.40 preferred (quarv),i.^—.—
5-1
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4-30
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4-19
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3-29
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Chemical
Co.-
—_—_
2
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B.)
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preferred
Corp.
2
preferred
4.25%
preferred
4.60% preferred
4.64% preferred
4.65% preferred
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3-30
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4-
1
3-12
4-24
4-10
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final payment of
4-
1
3-
16c
;
4-
2
1
3-20
4-30
4-15
.6c
;
1
4-
3-15
3-15
4-
I
3-20
Class
A
1
3-20
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A
3-18
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1
4-23
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8
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10-21
9-
6
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3-30
2-28
3-30
5c
62'Ac
4-
8%
4-15
3-25
3-25
3-14
2-28
,
1
3-15
Leaf
Steel
3-18
40C
4
Universal
Pictures
20c
12'Ac
4-15
4-
1
Universal
Publishing &
4-
3-18
4-
1
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3-15
4-
1
3-15
4-15
4-
3-30
5c
3-14
3-29,
3-15
5-21
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5-13
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2%
dividend):
4-
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15c
preferred
15c
—
33c
,
Waters
&
Rogers,
Company
Inc.
1
4-
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common
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5 y*% preferred (quar./)
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3-15
3-15
Texas Natiohal Bank :- (Haust:on) -(quar.)_^_; ^' 3Ty2c
Texas. Power &
Ligini, $4'.56 pfd. (quar.)____
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3-, 8
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3-5
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Vacu-Dry Co., 6% conv class A
3-8
4-
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3-11
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;
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3-11
$1.02'A
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3-15
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3-30
3-30
$1.25
,
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3-11
9
3-26
6- 4
—
—
3-
18c
4-15 <,
4-19
(quar.)_
Tobacco,
4?
25c
5-27
4- 5
shares—
preferred
4-10
1
2-25
'
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3-30 <•-
—
15c
1
2-25
25c
(increased)—
Corp. (quar.)
(quar.)
Universal Marion Corp., common
(quar.)
4'/2 %
preferred (quar.)
Universal Oil Products (quar.)___—
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3-25
3-26
3-26
6-26
4-22
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25c
2J/a%
$1
28c
5c
(quar.)_
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(quar.).'—
3- 8
(quar.)
(quar.)
3-28
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2'A%
...
4-15
(quar.)
4-
10c
:/.
3-25
1, 1963)
—
Unilever, N. V. New York shares—
(A
final payment of approximately 46c
subj. to approval of stockholders May 1)
Universal American Corp., conv. pfd. (quar.)
Universal Container Corp.—
1
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preferred
&
1
•
5%
Y.)
Inc.
Industries
4-
$1.13
:
preferred (quar;)
4.50%: preferred (quar.)__
Utilities,
4-
5c
/
(N.
4-15
15c
,
3-11
3-11
4-10
4- 1
approximately 77c
subject to approval of stockholders May
3-15
4-
Co.
$1.25
;
4- 1
4- 1
—
—
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S.
$1.25
'
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S.
10c
div. )_
(quar.)_^_.
preferred, (quae.)—
preferred (quar.)
(quar.)_
Corp
3-25
1
$1.25
:
1
7%
•
(quar.
5.25 %
4.92%
|
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4^15
U.
Corp.
IOC
-
(quar.)—
(quar.)—.
(quar.)
Texas. Gas Transmission,
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3-15
4-1
Shoe
—
25c
—
5.12% preferred:, (quar:)
5.24%, preferred (quar;)—
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2-21
3-19
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(quar.)
4-15
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4-
8%
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)^
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3-15
4-
12'Ac
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8%
/
6-7
27'/2c
20c
50c
93%c
\* 55c
$2
$2
22'Ac
(quar.)
Plywood Corp., common
preferred
3-1
7-1
>
3%
4-12
5-
:
36c
(stk.
S.
4-1
4- 1
1
—
Playing Card Co.
3-28
Corp.—
25c
7
(quar.)———nPetroleum
S.
3-22
3-7
3-1
3-19
4-
Smelting Refining & Mining Co., com.
preferred (quar.)
U. S. Sugar Corp.
(quar.)__.
Stock dividend
"
-1
*
25c
&
4.90%
^'3-22^.f
3-29
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U.
(quar.)
dividend^——
dividend
3%%
<
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International
Stock
Plastic & Chemical
5-16
3-20
3-29
ordinary
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35c*-
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net
20c
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3-29
4-15
Freight
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4-
-
4.10%
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15c
S.
U.
Talcott < James), Inc. (quar;
Taylor Instruments (quar.)
Taylor Publishing Co. (quar.)—
Telephone Service Co. of Ohio, class A—_
'Class B
Z22m22-&2w2.*2*2
$5 non-cum. preferred (quar.)
Tennessee Gas Transmission,
r-r
4-
-
20c
93 %c
Sunshine Mining (quar;)-—
Extra v
>•3-15
4-16 $
,
•:■%
1
4-
1
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4-16
25C
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3-29
3-25
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convertible
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1
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S.
3-11
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2-28
3- 1
3-11
3-20
3-11
3-25
3-25
4-10
4-10
$1.12¥2
7'/2c
33c
Fidelity & Guaranty (increased)
S. & Foreign Securities Corp.—
(25c from realized capital gains and
U.
1
Corp.,
.S.
tr.
2%:'>
(qUai.)
3-22
1
3-
4-12
3-27
I
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2nd .preferred (quae.»
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(quan)—68%c
5 % / preferred
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2
Seismograph, Service Corp..
1
75c
(quar.)
Chemical
&
15c
income)
40c
Co. (quar.)-———
30c
U. S. Gypsum Co., common (quar.)
65c
7%
preferred (quar.)_——___ /
$1.75
U. S. Lines Co., A%% preferred (s-a)__
' 22'/2c
U. S. Ndtional Bank (Portland, Ore.) (quar.)
'65c
1
3-
3-29
-15c •i:i-: 4-15 /■- 3-29
2%'
common
4-
3-
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3-30
t
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1
4-15
^
5-
2-20
1
4-
20c
4-42.
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3-20
1
85c
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Corp.
1
5-
13c
^
Seaboard
4-1
4-
.
4-
13c
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Allied'Milling 'Corp: .(quar.)
7-18
13c
.
15c
(quau.)
4-18
,
r
U.
/
(quar.)
preferred
Borax
6%
4-15
■;*n7%0".
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Corp;,
5-15
2 Va %
Common
fquM.);
.* $"4.50 preferred (qu"arr)i
Seaboard^ Airline^ RR,- Co;
6-15
40 c
—
3-15
i
27'Ac
(quar.)_
common
Scruggs-Vandervoorf-Barney, Inc.— -*
Stock "dividend
5
6-
$1
Candy, Shops, Inc.,
Class B;'common_.J.
Seagrave
4-
27 %C
(quar.),
See's
7-10
30c
*
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Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)—
Szabo Food Service, Inc.,. 5% pfd. (quar.)—
3-31
30c
"
U
25c
$1.63
$2.50
10c
62'/2c
37'/2c
4'/2% preferred (quar.)
C. S. Ceramic Tile Co. (quar.)
1
3-12
Swift
3-19
4-15
4-
"
4-10
$1.12'A
Super Valu Stores, 5% preferred (quar.)
Sweets Co. of America (quar.)—,
—
1
25c
————
$4= preferred
4-
3-31
37'Ac
37%c
1
••4-;/l>
4-15
$1.31*/4
$1.31%/
(quar.)„
4-
4-15
3-18
j
■
30c
Inc.
S.
3-11
Sunset
3-22
5c
$1.09
3-11
3-28
4-30
1
Sunbeam
3-20
12'Ac
common...
preferred series A (quar.)
5V4% preferred series B—
SaxOn Paper Corp.,; 6% preferred
4-19
5c
Stratoflex, Inc. ; (quar.)
Strawbridge & Clothier, $5 pfd. (quar.)„_
Stubnitz
Greene
Corp.,
common
60c 1 preferred
(quar.)—
—
Studebaker.Corp., $5 conv. pfd. (quar.)
5%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
;
Sun Chemical Corp., com.
(increased)
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
3-15
4-17
share equal
——'"
4-19
5-
6%
25c
__
5-
U.
4- 1
4- 1
3-25
4-10
4-10
(quar.)
RR. & Canal Co. (quar.)
United New Jersey
United Servomation Corp. (initial)
United Shoe Machinery Corp., com.
5c
Container»Corp, (quar,)^-W/-,
Stop &! Shop, Inc; fquar.)—•———
2
4-
United Merchants & Manufacturers
4-19
'
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3-20
4- 1
3-29
(quar.)
4-19
15c
"Stone'
'9-^3
15c
4.36%
4-19
4-
40c
22c
$;,06y4
37'/2c
com.
5-
4-
: 2nd ;
■
Savannah
4-19
3-15
3-12
dividend
5-
5%
Stokely-Van Camp, Ipc., common
5%
preference
(quar,)————
2%
60c convertible
preferred (quar.)
Sangamo Electric Co.——
Savage Arms Corp.—
—w—
5-
5-
.
32c
(quar.)
4-19
3-xa
(Atlanta)
Gas
Corp. (quar.)
United Gas Improvement,
4'A%
preferred (quar.)
United Illuminating Co
3-29
Stetson
11c
•
Stock
4-19
4-5
4-5
3-29
5-1
5%
$1.07
3-29
(L.
(quar.)
Bank
(quar.)
Family Life Insurance Co.
5-
5-1
40c
40c
Corp.
California
25C
3
*
Artists
United
5-
3-15
$1
$1
Corp.—
preference (1955 series)
(quar.)_:
preference (1956 series) (quar.)
4%
50c
3V» %
7-15
1
2
Steam Ship—
Products,
Home
Stauffer
:
4-15
7-31
12-
4-
3-29
3-29
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)
United
___—————
State Bank of Albany (quar. )—
State Street Invsetment Corp
3-15
4-30
$1.25
—
4-12
35c
3-18
"2-27
4-19
4-19
4-19
4-19
4-5
3-11
3-11
3-13
30c
(Omaha)
3-18
participating
Starrett
(quar.)
4%
87'Ac
preferred (quar.)—BlVaC
Steel Co. of Canada, IMi -4.^——»
117'Ac
$)17'/2c
25c
Sterling, Brewers, Inc.. (quar.) --i*—
3-11
3-15
:i:25c
8-15
3-20
3-25
$12'/2c
30c
—
3-18
—
Stanley Works
4-1
3-31
flOc
tlOc
9-15
1
5
4- 1
3-29
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-15
5-1
4- 1
4- 1
$1.12'/2
$1
92'/2c
87'/2c
(quar.)—
3-18
:
Stanley
15c
$1.25
United
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3-19
3-19
1
4-
3-22
...
Co.
44-
32c
48c
—
1
1
3-15
3-29
Co.
Drill
Aircraft
5-15
1
75c
(quar.)_
(quar.)
1
preferred
(accum.)_—
Standard Oil Co. of Ohio,
3%%
preferred (quar.)
Standard & Poors Corp. (quar.)
Standard Screw Co.
(quar.)
————
4-10
4-16
•
(quar.)
Standard Fruit &
4-5
4-30
..
preferred
Yards
Twist
6-15
97V2c
$1.03%
27V2c
$1.10
$1.15
27'Ac
——
$1.60
$1.12'A
Regis Paper Co.; (stock dividend)—
Salada Foods,: Ltd;: (quar.),——-i.22^-22^
Sams (Howard W.) & Co.
(quar.)——.v-.—.
San Carlos Milling Co.—
common
/
Stock
Ltd.
com.
1
——
3-25
4-30
:
Union
Canada,
Co.,
(s-a)_—
4-
Gifts, Inc. (quar.)
Sperry Rand Corp., $4.50 pfd. (quar.)——
Springfield Insurance Co., common (quar.)
$6:50 preferred (quar.)
Square D Company
(increased)
—
Stamford Chemical Industries, Inc.
(quar.)_
Standard Dredging Corp., common——__—.
/
1
1
20C
(increased)—
centavos per
4-12
5-
K
4
United
Spencer
t
4-
3-31
St.
Company,
3-22
10c
.
to approximately
3-15;//
•
5
3-
92'Ac
/
250
3-25
of
Co.
preferred
4-
(Quarterly from investment income.
Spalding (A. G.) & Bros., Inc
—
Speedee Mart, Inc. (initial-stock dividend) —
/■
Pacific RR.
4%
Service—
Inc.*—
C.)
4-
preferred (quar.)_;
4.15% preferred (quar.)
4.40%
preferred ($25 par)
(quar.)
4.40% preferred ($100 par)
(quar,)
4.60% ; preferred
(quar.)_:
4.36% preferred (quar.)
5%
preferred (quar.)—
8
Y.
$1.25
_
3-14
3-15
4-18
5-1
10c
(N.
Co.
$1.16%
-
4-19
$1-25
Gas
Union
3-20
United
4-19
5-1
Union
4-15
2
25c
(quar.)_
Co.
3.9b%
5
3-18
:
1
4-
25c
1
.4- 'I"
3-
4-15
4-12
25c
1
V
common! (quar.)-——,•
(quarv)4—i«-4-.—-^l-,»,^„^^i:
A payment of 50
3-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
5-
25c
,
1
1
3-29
4- 1
10c
37'/2c
62'/2c
(quar.)—
(quar.)—
Rubber
&
30c
?5-
32'Ac
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.
4-
5-
4- 1
4-30
4-15
4- 1
4- 1
(Los Angeles)
55C
Soverign Investors,
15C
preferred (quar,)
5%; preferred (quar.)^w——————
St. Lawrence Cement Co., class A (quar.)—
,:,v .Class A
(quar.)
—
St. Lawrence Corp., Ltd. (quar.)
St. Louis-San >. Francisco' Ry.,.,
*
5% preferred' (quar.)«'«—2i.-2J2.-2—
5%
preferred, (quar.,)—
——
—
5% preferred (quar.)..;
;
*
St. Louis Steel Casting Inc.
(quar.)__
3-15
(quar.).
3-18
10c
(quar.)-*—a
1
Electric Power-—
Public
Trust
Asbestos
IOC
1
■
7
4-
3-20
67'/2c
10c
$1.12y2
(quar.)
(quar.)
Union Electric Co., common
(quar.)
$4.50
preferred (quar.)
$4 preferred
(quar.)
$3.70
preferred
(quar.)
$3.50
(quar.)
preferred
Co.—
2
lie
con v.
Sandura
Electric
2
V-i
3-
3-30
4-10
.
$1.12'A
4-
15c
(in/»»"M»«,ed)
Inc.
(quar.)
Corp.
Union
4-
30c
Co.
pfd.
Underwriters
5-13
4-
22'Ac
—
Rorer (William ,H.), Inc. (quar.)—
•'3R.osenau^.Bros.,-,;VInc;w-u.
Roxbury Carpet Co. (quar.) _*—
(Jacob), 4'A %.
5-13
90c
(Georgq D.),Corp; (quar.:)i-«—a*-.*;
Financial
5-13
1
50C
Roper
6.
1
1
50c
Roper
Ruppert
6-
31c
25c
15c
32c
Industries Corp., $1.50 pfd.
La Salle Street Corp.
6-
.
3-8
3-11
4- 1
3-15
3-19
3-19
4-19
3-30
common
South
6-
25c
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Southwestern
3-15
3-30;
208
31 %c
3-15
12 'Ac
.
Twin
5-13
3-8
3-29
System
preference (quar.)
Jersey (quar.)
Trust Co. of New
5
1
$0.2656'/4
preferred
4.28%
10c
27'Ac
• RR; ' (quar. )£—v
lquar.)c——_—
Cola
non-cumul.
4-19
Pacific
(Helena),
(quar.)—.
com.
preferred
preferred
Southwestern
—
Crown
non-cumul.
Southland Life Insurance
•30c
5
3-
6-
3-31
Union
3-26
93 %c
3-
3-31
19C
3-14
12 '/2c
Temper Corp., 4'/2%
27c
24c
(quar.)
15c
(increased)
2-25
preferred
Tropical Gas Co
Co.,
3-26
Broadcasting
(quar.)
Industries, Inc.—- -———
Rubinstein
Co.
Railway
5
12'Ac
_.
Rohr
Pacific
50c
(quar.)
3-30
Bus
Corp.,
4-
4-1
—
Corp
$2.70
True
Corp
England Telephone
New
5
3-
3-11
$1.20
4-
:■>
1
(quar.)_
4-
—
4-
$1.25
10c
3-30
Tri-Continental
Union Bank
&
50%
20c
Trans-Lux
(increased-quar.)
5%
(quar.)—
Transcontinental
3-11
25c
Industries
5%
——-—
3-13
3-13
1
48c
preferred
25c
"
Gas
Indiana
4.80%
2
87'Ac
10c
1
1
4-
25C
(quar.)
preferred
Southern
,
Southern
14c
4-
4-
IOC
3-15
3-29
3-14
3-20
3-31
3-31
Corp.—
—
50c
(increased quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
Common
4-
4-25
24c
(quar.)_^.___
common
Water,
Quarterly
Southern Gas & Water—
59%c
Co.
A
preferred
50c
3-15
8
60c
4V4%
12'Ac
(quar.)
Rock
Selas
3-29
Common
6-30
-
.
50c
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
preferred (quar.)
5
3-31
7'Ac
—:
shares——
new
on
California
Southern
12'Ac
Inc.——
Telephone Corp., common
5%;; preferred: (quar.)---^ii-^-^--iI-l-««-'
'
3-
Original preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
3-15
Corp.—
Rochester
"
3-29
3-15
1
4-10
:f50c
50c
25c
:f20c
$20e
(quar.)
Corp.
B
1
3-26
4- 1
5- 1
4- 1
4- 1
4-1
4-
25c
Finance, class A (quar.)_
(quar.)
Transue
& Williams Steel Forging
Class
30c
4.32%
8
3-25
4-1
3- 8
3-8
3-8
3-11
3-11
3-14
3- 8
3-15
4-1
4-1
13%c
(quar.)—
Traders
4-
Southern California Edison Co.—
/ 2%
Roadway Express.
i,
3-13
42'Ac
3-15
20c
.
3-27
Realty & Construction
Packing
(quar.)
Toronto-Dominion Bank
(quar.)
Torrington Company (quar.)
Tobin
56 %c
3-15
Ritter; Company .(quar.)^—'*.-River Brand Rice Mills, Inc. (quar.)
.
3-15
62'Ac
3-29
25c
;
3-11
1
& Gas—
6-21
Rieke Metal. Products/ ■Corp:;*.—-2-2
;
Carolina Electric
3-26
4-
15c
1
8c
__
Convertible
,
1
1
$1.37
7-
SI
Reynolds & Reynolds, class A (quar.)—.
Reynolds <R. J.) Tobacco Co.—
3.60% preferred (quar.)
Richman Bros. Co. (quar.)
;
;
33-
17'Ac
3-18
3-20
$1.12%
;
3-29
1
3-29
4-
3^30
—
1
3-
3-29
3-25
(quar.)
common
3-18
Reynolds Metals Co., common (quar.)—-,
.
Co.,
1
Steel Corp. (quar.)
——Supply Co.
(California)
(quar.) —
Resistoflex
Corp.
(quar.)
Revlon, Inc.
(quar.)
St.
Paper
12'Ac
Drilling
3-12
3-11
60c
4-
5
3-29
Republic
Republic
-
3-26
3-25
common
preferred
—
5%
■
4.30%
8
(initial)—
Co.
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-15
3-19
3-19
Corp:,
convertible
Common
1
3-20
(increased)
-i.-.—«.
C.
RR.
4-29
$1 ,pf d;
quaj^)%3i-i.---,--Republic Foil, Inc. (quar.)
Republic National Bank of Dallas (monthly)
Republic National Life Insurance Co.—
((Dallas)—.
Stockholders approved this stock dividend
F.
8
3-
5'/2%
3-12
4-
Republic/^orpA
Royal
3-
1...
31 %'c
3-22
3-29
4-10
5c
Extra
■
Eeal Properties Corp* of America-—
.Class' A
(quar.)**«A-*-.—
Reliance Mfg. Co., 3'A% preferred
(quar.)-
Rollins
1
4-
—
87'/2c
y
'',
4-
15c
383Ac
Line
Soo
15c
(quar.)^
Inc.
Offshore
Quarterly
,
4-10
less
(increased)
preferred (quar.)
4.50%
preferred
(quar.)
South Jersey Gas Co.
(quar.)
South Penn Oil Co. (quar.)
South Puerto Rico Sugar Co., common
8%
preferred (quar.)
Southeastern Propane Gas Co. (quar,)__
Southeastern Public Service
Southeastern Telephone Co. (quar.)
■'
3%%
1
8
South
Quarterly
f ^Extra/'■
Quarterly ,2*22**22-.-
Rich's,
5-
18c
L_
3-22
—
Bates
&
4%%
J25c
,
3-21
3-31
3-31
3-31
3-30
3-30
Tishman
3-11
8
4-
1
3-14
3-22
—
Corp.
dividend
Rexach
3-
2
32'Ac
32'/2c
—,—.—--
4-20
—
3-15
4-
to about $1.491
equal
__—
35c
.—
4-11
4-10
____.
Investment
$1.50
A-
> f
/4-14?
40c
Thrift
4-1
preferred
(quar.)
Soss Mfg. Co. (increased)
■:
Initial
of 25%
Tax
per share)
Simplicity Pattern Co
lc
A
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Rayctte, Inc.
Stock
1
Sorg
(increased
Rapid-American
Reading
3-15
30c
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Inc.,
common——
$3.50
3-
German
2-26
3-30
3-30
&
3-29
of America—
quar.)—:
Corp.
./3-li
f4- T / r 3- X
4- 1
3-15
3-15
4-10 ;
3-21
>
(quar.)__
12'/2c
(quar.37'/2c
$1.25 preferred (quar.)
31'Ac
Thomas & Betts Co., common (quar.)______
20c
$5 preferred
(quar.)
$1.25
Thomas Industries, Inc.
(quar.)
15c
Thompson Starrett, 70c preferred (quar.)__
17y2c
Thor
Power
Tool
(quar.)
40c
Thorofare Markets, Inc., common (quar.)—
25c
5%
preferred (quar.)
31'Ac
5% preferred B (quar.)
3.1'Ac
Thrifty Drug Stores, 4,'/2% preferred (quar.)
$l.l2'/2
4'A% preferred (quar.)
$1.06'A
Tidewater Oil Co., $1.20 preferred (quar.)—
30c
Times Mirror Co.
(quar.).
;
12'Ac
Tip Top Products, class A
5c
Class A and Class B (stock dividend)
3%
Extra
3-22
i5c
class A (quar.)—
(quar.)——
Halske A. G. ADR's (16%
B
3-29
_——
Common
3-29
Shulton, Inc.,
Siemens
4-15
Racine Hydraulics & Machinery———
Preferred
3-18
•;
$56%c
(increased quar.)—_—.—
(Canada), Ltd. (quar.) —
Co.
4-15"
25C
87'/2C
Quincy Mining Co:———~—;
>$3.50
Oil
55c
$1.50
*—;i-20c
25c
Quaker Oats Co., common (quar.)
6%
preferred (quar.)
Quemdnt Mining,
Ltd
—~
3-15
4-1
J25c
—
——
4-15
——
2
(quar.)—
5%
dividend
1
10c
Sherwin-Williams
3-30
750
Quaker City Life Insurance (Phila.) (annual)
Radio
(quar.)
Association
3-30
'
Stock
preferred
Shawmut
3-30
•
3
4'
37y2C
; ;30c* /
$1.25
4-
■
12'Ac
:—
Pay able pf Reo,
Share
35c
preferred .i,-(quar,)'i.^-ii.««-3iy4*C'
Therm-O-Disc,
Inc.
(increased)___:—
"
30c
3-15
Holder$
When
Per
>
1
,
Texas Utilities Co. • (increased ^2222
Textron,
Inc.,
common
(increased)
3-29
5-
10%"
x
(stock dividend)-
(quar.
Steel
Sharon
3-15
Public
Co.
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
.
■//■!, IVante of Company
,
Leather
.
Holders
4- 1
Carolina: tquary) -,
pnblic Service Co. of Oklahoma^" : / /? 4%
When
Payable of Rec.
Sharer
^
4-15
Public: Service Coi of North"
/■
*
$2
15*
-
(quar.)-^——'
,
Co.
Gas
Providence
of Company •:
-"Name
U%c
(quar.)*preferred (quar.),.
preferred-:————.—*1—
preferred
Proctor-Silex Corp.; 4%%
Prophet
1
Payable of Rec.
.
u
,
8%
& .Gamble,
Procter
,
■
\i; When i:Holder*
Per
?
•
>
Walter
(Jindt)
Corp.
-
6c
(quar.)_____
—_____
20c
20c
r/4-
1
3-19
.3-15
t.
<^4-.l
Walt' Dlsney BroductioBs. {quar.)j______^___
•
TOc
i: 4- 1
Ward! Baking:Co.„ 5tfc% TirdferreP.. (qpar.)^ * $1.374- 1
Warner,Bros.,CO.
3-lS
^3-29
'■*/'ITVbc/^..3?*29.3-20
(qua«.)-_^
4incr^ed|*^4ri*.*!*^>^ 20e ^y 4-/L
;*3-2§
»f-
.3^15
.>
Volume
197
Number 6249
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1261) ; 49
•
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•
•
1
■
■
-
,
■
Name cff
Warner Bros.
Warner
Per
Company
■';
/
Share
(quar.12*AiC
Pictures, Inc.
Electric
Brake
&
Co.
(quar.)
King Corp., 6% preferred (quar.)—Waukesha Motor <quar.)
i
Wayne Knitting Mills (quar.)..
WeteS Bros/ Stores, class A (quar.)—_i—.^.v'
Wellington Fund (quarterly from net invest••
3-31
SeViQ,
v
Income)lie
'
B>(increased)—
Stock
.1.;
_
•'
1—<
•
dividend
(subject to regulatory
thority approval)
Penn Power Co., common
4Wft 'preferred v:(quar.)—
.
'
Bancorporation
Gas
Service
4-29
(quar.
*
4-
3-29
Western
Stockholders
American
13%
•'
3-
3-30
~
3-13
-5-1
5-
32'/2c
5
4-
5-1
1.
SEC).
equal
Western
to
5%
v°-
C
•'
*r
ment
tax
of
5
4-
5
'
V.
Western
38%%,
B
preferred
White
Motor
White
Stag
10c
Co.,
dend
Class
A
Class
A
(quar.)
Co.—
and
class
B
Baumer
shares
(quar.)..
Wilson
Company,
Common
(quar.)
$4.25
common
614%
month
3-14
1
Mr.
3-20
Public
4-
1
1
4-
40c
8-1
1
2%
10-
3-30
'
$1.50
5-
1
5-
l
4-15
;
.
(quar.)..:
preferred
(quar.)
$1.27
is...
Corporation
County National
Jr.)
«'4
the
construction
of
10
central
offices.
17,100
customers, and as 1962
Bell's 3,200,000 telephones
Jersey
as
a
to
came
dial
were
..,'TV'V,v.\;
•"
1962
Dial
registered in 1961.
during the year came to
including
record
a
renewed the
operating
$130,221,603,
class A
4-15
25c
total
a
taxes,
of
$386,-
$318,-
were
.
averaging about $5.80 a
paid entirely by the cus¬
25c..
3-15
the
other
3-18
3-20
^
(quar.)'__.l.___
to
worked
new
i
....
noteworthy
customers
out
developments
resulted
during
New
Jersey
Bell
Commissioners.
New
"After
9
within
New
Jersey were
: !?■ '■ ■'
-
.
6-15
of
serv¬
1962.
the year from
the Board of
and
p.m."
part
rates on long
the revisions.—
of
'
•
-
:
■
(quar,)...__^__.____._„^ 15c
Corp.
25c
-I
-
A
The
3-29
*
a
Less
y
the
"
^
*
v
,
,
fell
and
in
largest
and
level
,
<;
,
-
,
number
contracts
and
gross
in
backlog
presently
income
which
upon
when
to
the
Virginia
any
year-
1963,
build.-^V.
at
assure
and
195,
high level
backlog for
a
good
a
'
owned
the
JU^y-Kights Offering
one new
dealer
as
1
,
were
:
company tax returns for the
held open
by the Internal
beingreviewed.
He
added:
of
amount
ever,
it
Is
•
-
less
1812.
•
Service,
for
1960,
refunds
the
1951
years
by
and
years
subsidiary^
-
share for each
at
$414,517,
for
the
will be
a
v
Cleveland
Cleveland
due
v»
6%
,
s
The
C.
announcement
Brewer
of
was
made
in
Petroleum
.
statement
J.
Bagasse.
by
Martin,
Sam
President
H.
Co,*
which
is
engaged
-
loans are
in the? form of
Bagasse class A
The
second
Louisiana,
common
phase
of
and
two secured
stock
the'
at. $2
for
working
notes convertible
per
agreement
,
,
..
capital.
into
share^.--''"u'r'.
contemplates
The
in
Common
amounted
parable
cents
to
$3,922,000
period
to
•
470,000
last
year.
4,195,863 shares outstanding, dbwn from 95 cents
the 4,169,524 shares outstanding at Jan.
31, 1962.
at Jan. 31,
1963,
totaled $346,000,000, against
S341,-"
a
earlier.—V.
year
•U(v
197,
/v.';;:?'.
Northwest Airlines,
1016.
p.
to
$334,689,
v
Inc.—Net, Revenues Up Sharply
has reported record net earnings of $7,230,392 for
operating revenue of $150,453,420.
Northwest's 1962 earnings and revenues showed
substantial in¬
creases over 1961, when the airline had
net earnings of $3,661,139
on
total
operating revenues of $111,052,512. The year 1961 was
affected by. a strike.
•
r,--Earnings per share of common, stock in 1962 amounted to 53.97,
per share of common in 1961. Both figures are
shares reflecting the conversion of Northwest's
total
common
controls
in
early
operating
than
more
1,000
2,000,000 shs."
Inc.
-Net
35%
in
in
revenues
those
over
1962
1963.
was
in
of
expenses,
1962
1961.
indicated
operating
in
\
,v,
in
or
per
common
Net
-
sales
sales
of
During
•-
'
the
$7,961,911
the
year
common
were
reported
year,
sharei
based
increase
of
share
$10,134,968,
in
on
85.6%
650,000
over
achieved
27.3%
net
during
higher
income, before
Provision
for
income
from
of
;
1961.
r
net "
1961.-.-
cash
shares
1962
represent
an
effective'
$101,330,626
in
of
just
1961
under"
to
$131,--
.
~
>
"
,
':?i /y-v; .1963
$2,226,334
taxes.
1962,
$1 .035.080
28,246*
122,222
47,444
taxes____
outstanding
11,911
J
74,778
307,859
share
16,335
285.286
$0.24
$0.05
1,652,404
595.701
p., 2279.
revenue—1'——
of
oil
and
$6,962,063
——
gas
1,472,281
$6,628,334
;
1,187,157
81,751
revenues
and
$8,516,095
expenses
for taxes
costs
and
income
196,
p.
7,168,543'
;
on
income__
expenses
.
140.950
$7,956,941'
6,821,114
Us*—a*
$7,168,543
$1,347,552
*•
642.
York,
4.400
$6,825,514$1,131,427
■—? ———'
increased
and
be
integrated
will result in
the
building.
the
bank
lease
of
to
the
the
a
on adjoining land
now
30-story structure which
the existing structure and
new
with
increase of 37%
in the floor area of
One Wall Street Corp. will lease from
an
land
bank
underlying the building and will
both the building and the land;
under a bet lease agreement.
1
\
31, 1962, Irving Trust Co. ranked as _ihe
largest commercial bank in the United
As of Dec.
thirteenth
Broadway^
erecting
by the bank
•
during
increase
of
Ocean Drilling & Exploration Co.—Annual Report
Ended Dec. 31—
?
1962
'•
1961'
will
earn-'/f;
bond
earnings
«.
.
an
expenses
Included, an
amortization
of
$1,327,231 . last
taxes
after
common
New
shares
than
increase
•
„
Operating
1962.
Period Endpd ► Jan. i31r— '
Net sales?:...
_1._____.__
Net
owned
generated
through
depreciation
and
discount and expense was $472,388,' result¬
ing in a total cash flow from operations of
$807,077, which will
be .retained
for
future growth gnd expansion.
-'-.-I;'.•*:' > :,,Jy
^''Record sales and
amortization
"V
for
an
represented
an
,
„
Continuation
Trust Co. at the corner of Wall Street and
85.6% r
has reported that. net earnings- for 1962- amounted
51c
,
t
Proceeds from the sale of the notes will be
used;
to finance the cost of acquiring the present
50-story
main -office structure (exclusive of land) of Irving
1,479,358 shs.
:tlp
based
preferred?
into
privately with institutional investors an issue of?
$30,000,000 of 4V2 % secured notes, due Jan. 1, 1993.The First Boston Corp. and Eastman Dillon, Unioa
Securities & Co., New York, arranged the placement.,
42,500
notes
others
|%
company
and total
One Wall Street _Cprp.—-Notes .Sold Privately—Oa
March 18, the $ corporation, a wholly owned subside*
i^ry of Irying Trust Co., announced that it had placed
78,261
demand
outstanding during the year,
ings of $180,288, or 28c per
>»•
.
;
The
1962
V.
i-:-
,
compared with $3,969,000 for, the Com-'
Six months' earnings per share were 93.
as
on
Total
$219,823
bank
■
'
~
The .company
-
growth.-
the
on
share
Net
.Sales 27.3%—
:
Market
company
Other
notes
Nixon-Baldwin: Chemicals.
;
National", '.
further
participation
.
in
*
:
the
has reported that sales for the six months ended
1963, amounted to $173,296,000, against $157,549,000 in
the same period a year earlier.
'
Earnings for the first six months of the current fiscal year
Sales
t
^ ?
"as
facilitate
;
-
<
D.
Edgett, President, stated.export-import trade,
and
been acquired to better serve this
to
31,
Total
pledged
,
demand
Corp.,
Ltd; .and .1 wholly
owned'subsidiary:"
>;
Capital stock (no par)_i..._._i_
—V. 195, p.' 1657.
of
1 >:
Brewer and Commonwealth have each
loaned $250,000 to National
Bagasse which will use the funds to construct additional warehouse
facilities
at
Vacherie,
James
offered
facilities have
Northrop Corp.—Sales Higher; Net Down Slightly
Jan.
Drilling
<
President of National
V
good,
are
being
European
and
area
1963
are
Year
secured note
,
and John R. Sha.ttuck,
services
Domestically, North American's Household Goods and New Products
capacity is being expanded by the purchase of 125—40 ft.
vans,
and
utilization
of
a
new
improved method of handling smaller
shipments in the busy summer months.-r-V.; 196;
p. 2279.
-v
v
•
joint
a
Commonwealth. Donald
Puerto Rico,
to
'
unsecured
Nordon
financing Agree-
C. Brewer Puerto Rico>
Inc., Commonwealth Oil Refining Co., Inc.
and
National Bagasse jProducts
have entered into an agreement
which
provides
National
Bagasse with additional financing
and
envisions
the
construction by National of a
bagasse board plant
in Puerto Rico,
Casey, President
$3,150,000.
Prospects for
New
Co.:
properties
unsecured
payable
;
to
$1.75,
were
North
American's
year.
Hauling for commercial accounts was up $2,600,000
accounted for 46.8% of the total. Revenue of its
New Products
division increased by 24.1%
to
Provision
Petroleum
of
out-,
relating
earnings
of
Aug.
sale
6%
the
on
Service
1961
are
and
Nordon *Corp.;} Ltd.::
:
depending
Revenue
claims.
and
Per
1, 1965, payable from
production and proceeds of any
I,
,
Internal
damage
non-recurring
record
Net
used
~;;
Non-Interest bearing
payable
National Bagasse Products Corp.ment—
\ t
a
with
and
estate;
Backlog
t-V. 196,
proceeds of any
sale of properties pledged..i_i
196,
,,
loss
included
real
Common
business.
due Aug.
production
be
1952."—V.
..
Revenues, Net
-
OAPITAUZATtON GlVlN0 EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
•
will
dispute
a
for
Costs
open unaudited years, the total
be determined at this time. How¬
additional
$1,000,000
...
Nytronicsr, Inc.^-~Six Months' ffepprt-~
bearing secured note
1, 1965, payable from
which
^.
due
Non-interest
currently
are
.-x
are
cannot
that
than
through
\
these
refunds
estimated
substantially
p.
.
''Because
these
1953
years
Revenue
home
payments
'
'
proceeds, estimated
same
,
Interest in the amount of
$61,457 received on income tax refunds,
was subject to income
tax, Mr. Shipley said, and, was reflected In
income
before
for
provision
income
taxes.
He
told
shareholders
that
3,000,000 shs.
instal¬
annual
.....
.
Nordon Corp., Ltd. '/"■
J
.
comprising
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
increase indepreciation; and
year,from$17,117,959 in 1961 to $18,445,190 in-1962.~rV. 197, p.-240.,
?
'J
to Stockhold¬
manager,
'
,
i
*
gain of five cents from the sale
Subsidiaries earned about the same as last
year,
though two increased their aggregate total
by five cents.
All
divisions
except displays contributed to
of
30%
Boulevard, Los
Angeles 36, Calif; It is engaged primarily in the
business, of
acquiring. and developing oil and gas properties; and drilling fori
producing and selling crude oil and natural gas. It. has. one wholly
,
on future disposals of
company proper¬
$15,194 resulting from such disposals during
of
and
of
provision for possible losses
,
par)"
first
mortgage
share,
of
come
reserves,
cost
1319.
p.
company
was
incorporated under the laws
the State of Delaware on
May 19, 1930. Its executive offices
located in
the Lee Tower
Building, 5455 Wilshire
f
loss
and
:
Northwest's
cpmpany is offering to slockliolders the
subscribe for- 255,000 -additional ahares at
pire March 81,; 1963.
Hills, Calif.will: act
offering, -ji> «
Continued from page 8
net
sickness
>
!.'•
company has-reported that consolidated revenues of
$47,584,-,
429 were $5. million over
1961, or 11.7%
Net before foreign and
domestic
taxes
was
$3,616,709. After tax earnings of $2.34 per
share
are
up
33.7%. However, these earnings are
subject to a'
possible reduction. -of 10 cents per
close
the
BUSINESS—The
a
and
..
North American Van
Lines, Inc.
stock
for working capital.
ties, and
1962.
life
are
•
; The
on
II.
War
1963, with rights to ex¬
Gregory-fMassari^ Inc^ Beverly^
«
-
;
Minneapolis,
against $2.01
World
million
hand
011
for
for>1961
Shipyard delivered
since.
$379.6
was
$2.25 per share, on the basis of
five held of record -March 8,
'
Net
General Corporation and
Investment News
of
company
711.
p.
Higher—
in
or .16%. an' increase of 68 cents
income was $267.2 million and exceeded
1962
business
1965
right to
-
,
record
a
million,1
Gross
Nor don Corp.,
Non¬
source.
British--income tax.
tax
reached
ers^ The
at
•
■
.
247,369
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 U.*
income
1962
operations
1964
-3-* 8
-
($1
3%~
estate
Backlog
Net
3-11
Previously
Less Jamaica
the
company's
,of
*
Transfer books not closed for this
dividend,
t Payable In Canadian
funds, tax deductible
resident tax 15%; resident tax 7%.
1961.
record
ships,-
of
by •$ 1.2
over
third
11
5-31
4-10;
income
gross
highest; previous^ amount' pf : $250:4 million*
reporfced
$16.8 million^ -.'.v- r,.:S-
by
3.-11'
Co.
Radio
v"
Ave.,
.
and
196T
share
the
7c'
4-15
4- 1
25c s-l; v4-l-'K„;3rl5^
10c*
„
the
.
payable in
with final
197,
The
communications
by
2020;
profit
that '.of
per
* 4^19 ;
,
-
the
of
provinces
by
-
Hennepin
transact and transacts busi-*>
United
States, • the District of •
Canada.
The primary types of1
1977
—V.
customer."
and
1962,
E. Blewett, Jr., Chairman and
President, announced.
profit for 1962 was $8.2 million, or $4.96 per share, exeedthe previous high of-$7.9 million, or $4.89
per share, reported
19S0
by $233. thousand.
The
net profit for 1962 exceeded
for
1
.
Jewelry
office,
company pledge to work for the eliinina-,
he described as
"unfair and dis¬
telephone
calling areas
Net
ing
4-1
x
states
10
.
stock
ments,
William
-4-10
4-15
"•
50c
.
real
on
which
the
savings
calls
p.
tax,
larger
among
Utility
Net
4-
5c
(quar.>._.
.
Indebtedness:
western
Newport News Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co
-3-29
(
;
.
of
year
5.81%
excise
revisions
192,
-
'4-15
1
1
5-
(monthly)..
Company
'
4-12
10c V
•
Bank
5-
-,25c
(quar.)4i__-
Corp.
(William
'
$1.26
h«-
"
Authorized
Common
Up 16%—
4-15
-Quarterly;
ioc;
9-15
"' d-31
York;Research Corp. (quar.)
'
5e 3-?9
3rl9 '
Young Spring ,& Wlre^.__4!;_fc.li_.v__-.-gsc ' '-"•3-25'- '
x
to
New
against
rates,
distance
V.
3-15
4-30
$1.25
(quar.).
•
,
Co.—Annual Report—
:X
to
Substantial
Fublic
5
3-
the
were
rate
4
3-15
! ' 3-30
8c
ices
5
7-5
1
4-
of
Lower
3-15
5-
11-
total
J
-,
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
FINANCING
opera¬
the
reported that' during 1962,
$107,000,000 construction pro¬
record
a
the
expenses,
Wasson
criminatory
Service—
Express System,
Zenith
1963,
for
tion
40c
of
to
all
written
accident.-
Pennsylvania
each customer. Excise
taxes,
tomers, made up $34,866,645. of the total.
13-12
-
4-10
months
the
of
and
insurance
per
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co.
Yocam Batteries
Zale
out
revenues
rose
3-20
.
■
in
few
state: of
contribution
47
Columbia,
and
;
3-20
"
companies
described
while
Taxes
3-15
40c
dividend)—
the
631,336.
1
■'Mon-thly
Yale
288,605,
1
'$1.0614
Chemical Co.
(quar.)..
Wolverine Shoe & Tanning
Wrigley
1
25c
Witco
Worcester
5-
1
....
preferred
Woolfoam
Operating
3-15
'
(quar.)..:
of
from
4-
preferred (quar.)
5.08%
3-15
3-31
*v
the
first
in
material
a
V;..
4-
preferred (quar.)
5.04%
1
"4-
75c
of
of. the
company
in
ness
the
to. the" Capital
capital and surplus.
BUSINESS—The company of 1750
Minn., is authorized and licensed to
'Wrltteri and, Invest-.v
$1,453,079
>>
.
,
642.
,
stockholders.
Net; proceeds to theT company will be
used to in^
crease
Electric Power
Wisconsin
5%
3-8
3-30
e
results
make
extended
99.2%
8114c
....Jv
Wings & Wheels Express (stock
(monthly)
p.
certain
oversubscribed.
"'
was
compares
"steady earnings and
continued
improvement
in
our
operating
capability."
Earnings
per
share
were
$1.72, the same
as
in
1961,
although shares
increased
from 33,437,500
to 35,000,000 during the year.
Earnings on plant and equipment were listed at
5.69%, down
5-
10c
(quar.).
This
Common
sold by the com¬
The offering
500,000 by
pany;
after " taxes
Wasson/ President, has
Wasson
5-15
$1.06!/4
Winn-Dixie Stores
Wisconsin
Mr.
5-15
lie
Inc
(quar.)
preferred
1
::)
&
Common
Co.,
operated.
3-15
4-1
will
included
was
end,
somewhat
i
30c
(quar.)
an
4-
,,20c
that
insurance
carried
which
service
.
j 50%
Hornsby
company
gram,
4-13-8
-
:
the
1
4-
$1.31 (4
s
f
said
it
volume
3-11
1
6c
Candle
1962
share.
per
set new records for premiums
life
that
3-11
1
'4-
...
Mfg.
of
materials
equal to $4.10 per share for the
oversubscribed, adding
the ' Ufe. company,'w
the
3-15"
1
4-1
25c
Fund,
Inc..
Wiatt (Norman) Co.
(quar.)
Wieboldt Stores, Inc., $4.25
pfd.
6%
preferred
(quar.)*^__
314% jr. preferred
(quar.)
&
4-
v- 4-
Whitehall
Will
3-
1
}8%c
divi-
in
,-!;5J
Casualty Go.'
,
3-22
f£%c
stock
$5.36
1961
New Jersey Bell Telephone
"3-21
4-
30c
50%
to
earnings
-
earned
MacLean
of
E.
4-15
30c
(quar.)
pfd.
a
manufacture
5
3-11'
1
4- :4
(initial)...
Cement
2-
3-25?
4-
lie
(initial).
B
Whitehall
5V4%-
class
"!
4
4-15
$1.25
approved
the
on
3-2
35c
i
Manufacturing
the
construction
{
192,'
Offered—On March 21,
1963, Paine, Webber, Jackson1
& Curtis, New York, as
manager of ;an underwriting!
group offered publicly, 1,000,000 shares of this
firm's
common stock at
$19.50 per share. •
Of thie total,
500,000 shares were
p. 220.
and
indicate
4-
....
(quar.)
Stockholders
that
was
business
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.':
Wheeling Steel Corp., common..
$5
in
as
marketing pro¬
reductions," Allen-
cost
V-
Unioh/Insurance Cos^Annual Report--
companies
Mr.
'
' 15d
(quar.
and
putstanding.r~y.; 196,
Offering-'
8
.
A
to
surplus of
"
.
$1.25
__
(George), Ltd., class
Class
3-
,,
Western Utilities (increased)
Westmoreland. Inc. (quar.).
Weston
3
3-30
v
V
Stamping; Co. (quaf.)
Telegraph (quar.)
Union
has reported
$1,227,000 equal
income
tion
of '
...
(quar.)
material
core
effective
3-V;':£:-A.
North American Life &
.
.
Ltd.
approximatly $0,009 per share)
& Stationery,
common
preferred
Western Tool ;&
as
furniture,
>;
2328.
p.
in Puerto
has had in
:
.
in 1962,
according to the annual report Issued
William MacLean, President.
,'
{>' ^
' ,r\
1 *..
Premiums written in 1962
totaled $59,831,642,
an
increase of
11% or $5,891,820, over the 1961
figure,' Investment income earned
last -year. amounted to
$3,224,456, equal to $4.03« per share ;on
800,000 outstanding shares, of • capital 'stock. ■
This1 compares' with ;
1961 investment income of
$3,143,916, or $3.93 per share.
Most significant 1962
development in the insurance operations
of the companies,
Mr. MacLean said,
was
the
formation of the
National Union Life Insurance affiliate.
The affiliate was capital¬
ized originally with
100,000 shares purchased by the parent company at $15 a share. Another 100,000 shares were
offered
: s
Tablet
5%
4-
.30c
(payment
income
of
company
The
;
5
4-
,
'"
" »■'
.j..'.4:'
receipts
British
since
more flexible- and
product- development
and
employed
Bagasse
July, 1962.
by
s
Investment Trust,
deposit
less
bcth
grades
Rational
1
3-
3-31
35c
Bank
used
are
all
with earnings of $893,626 in
of shares. then
40c
3-29.^1 3-19?»'
7%
L
70c
3-29
3-19
5% 'preferred'(quar.).^™^.—15c;."'"3-29;.,3-19
Western Massachusetts Cos. (increased)..—".
V.'.33c '*
3-15
Western Natural Gas, 5%
preferred (quar.)
37>/2C*
4- 1
3-15
Western Pacific RR. Co.—
i
Pennsylvania National
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.) V,*
;
boards
number
,3-41^
;
'
15c
Ry.—
preferred _(quar.);
preferred (quar.)...
by
Louisiana
variety 9f .AppUcati9ns.--TV. .194,
amounted
3-20
* 4-15 > 3-20
4-;.,l3-15,.-•
3114c
dividend ^approved
in
including
"Prospects for the future appear even more favorable
and should
result In improved
profit performance," Baldwin "added.—-V.
Bagasse is the only United States
producer of drybagasse board which it sells under the name Fibron: These
The
*
Maryland
Stock
operations,
cedures,
new
^./Baldwin, president, said.
Natipnal Rubber JM^lKinpry
Co.—Earnings. Higher
:
1
30c
—
5%
Western
&
3-11
4-15
25c
Casualty & Surety (quar.-)
Light & Telephone Co.—
Common' (increased)-____
4%
production
doors-and
Jn
(tl5;;H'^3.-20 $
(quar.)
$1.10
(quar.); v^30e~
r.l
panel
,
3-25
3-25,
-
80c
Western
Western
board manufacture.
The process to be
involves a dry process- which National
National
f
>VS 2%u-•
Western
...
acceptance of Nixon-Baldwin products and
important improvements^
in
au__
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
5.20% preferred (quar.)..
'*■
4-15
-.___
Western
^ tj-'1
<ir,-iyr.
4.20%
preferred
(quar.)
$1.05
4.10% preferred
(quar.).41.02 Vi
West Texas Utilities Co., 4.40%
pfd.
West Virginia Pulp 8t- Paper
fiber
Rico-
commercial
•i4«d5v''v 3-25
22'/aC
..u
West
Western
j,
'
-3-30
A.i(increased)--^i—22t&e
Co.—
e-
3-15'
:V
process
Class
Gas
<
3-19
;
4."jf
w
National
-option > to
shares, at $2.25
,
3- 1
50c>vf 4*" 1:'
Class
Ohio
1
350,000
through
Bagasse class A common
per share.
This would provide
equity funds for the proposed Puerto
Rican bagasse:board
plant.
*
*
'
<*'
;
"•
Bagasse is ? the, fibrous residue - from
sugar cano after the juice
has been extracted.
Several successful plants
throughout the world
utilize bagasse
for paper making, chemical
production and light
3-30
*4-
*12 fob'
purchase
3- 8
5-15
'
soc
Wellington Management. Co.—
West
investment by Brewer and- Commonwealth
3-15
3-30
29c
Waste
ment
•'
10c
•
(quar.)__-U_l__-.._
Holders
Payable of nee..
*5- 6
4-12
,
Clutch
Washington Natural Gas
When
*
.
The Commercial and'Financial Chronicle v.. Monday, March 25,
States
With
same
date,
deposits of nearly $2,500,000,000. On the
the bank had capital funds of more
than $163,000,000 and total resources • in excess of~
$2,600,000,000.
1962, to continue a business founded 37 years ago. Through the
application of proceeds of a 75,000-share common stock public
offering in May,
the company's bank loans were reduced from
$585,000 to $120,000 as of Dec. 31, 1962. On that date, current
assets amounted to $259,809, including cash items of $94,899, com¬
current liabilities of
pared with
7
Co.—Earnings Higher—
Otis Elevator
Reported earnings of $2.7C per-share for 1962,
against 1961 earnings of $2.65 per share, which included 22 cents
resulting from changes in accounting practices. Combined domestic
and
foreign bookings in 1962 established a new high record of
$351,180,000, according to P. L. Douglas, President. Sales of eleva¬
tors, escalators, modernization and service all gained substantially,
he reported.
I ■/'
•'
/
Year-end backlogs were also at all-time highs.
Uncompleted and
unbilled domestic contracts at the end of 1962 were $291,940,793
and
$163,608,134, respectively. • Uncompleted contracts of susbidiaries outside the United States at the close of their 1962 fiscal
periods totaled $171,200,000, including $92,100,000 of unbilled con-
V.
51,058
1662.
p.
fiscal
1962
economic
Roy Dunn has reported that earnings per share of
1962 were $2.06 on the 8,577,014 shares outstand¬
R.
growth
those
of
$6,108,273
reported.—V.
Douglas
Mr.
areas,
195,
a high level
In March, 1962,
watt unit at the company's Dickerson, Md.,
placed in service. The addition of this unit
$1,896,410
1961
$529,827
266,326
Net
profit
Shares
w_
_
stock" outstanding
common
of
Profit
'—V.
(loss)
of
end
at
>
share
common
per
•
\
it
i;»;<*
jr
•'/*• |
-
•
/
u
fs
/
ii-ji
**
i
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history,
company
in
1961.
Irwin
Pacific
same
Airmotive
begun
"
This
Burbank,
share
a
period
same
this
Of
total
operations
sale
the
year
a
$484,188,
1962.
1961
68
or
cents
and
John
W.
divided
was
repair,
share,
a
in
Net
profit
for
the
year
was
ago.
three
products.
equal parts: engine
servicing,
and sales of
bureau,
Magnetic
1401
.
major objective accomplished
tion
of
into
the
Center
all
at
The
the
Lockheed
Air
during
business
of
record
for
1962 was the
California
southern
Pacific
Airmotive
consolida¬
activities
aircraft
Aircraft
&
Engineering
the
sales record in
new
a
first
time
outdistancing
combined
military and
Korean War period.
in
previous
Revenues
r
A
products sold
•
s
196,
1878.
,
\
9,200,900
President
and
1962
sified
overs
Total
Income
_—
from
______
1962
,~r.^ 1961
$32,303,000 $32,663,009
provision
for,
,
;;
(2,665,000)
operations
;;
_
.-
573,493
Provision
bbfofe
for
Fed.
Fed.
and
and
State
State
taxes
632,989
income
taxes
313,300
Net
of
—V.
income
income-per
share,
shares
196,
#
___
.
diversified
the
196,
outstanding
p. 2585.
based
at
upon
end
of
number
•
sales
income
Net
'
;•
•
■;
Plantatian
Chocolate
Los
Angeles-headquartered
$1.02
for 1962. Total was
outstanding.—V.
193,
manufacturer
Pa.
ended
year
net
Dec.
of
aluminum
income of $82,368
31,
or
Sharply^—
home
24 cents
1962,
ih 1962. 7%
aheSd
Gorell, President; stated that the reasons for the 'dedtease'
1962 include among other things technological prob¬
during the year and unseasonably warm weather
quarter of the year.—V. 197, p. 86;
encountered
,
indus¬
BUSINESS^The^ company;
incorporated
of manufacturing,
dealing in arid selling" musical
accessories. On Dec. 28," 1944, the name of the
changed to H. & A. Selmer, Inc. The company has
twe subsidiaries, all of the stock of which is owned
by the company.
In
1958, the company acquired all of
the stock of an Indiana
corporation known at the time as "Harry Pedler & Sons, Inc.,"
instruments
company
which
p.
;_________7_
3
and
was
has
name
Corp.*'
•
Vincent
been
changed
to
"Bundy
Band
Instrument
Bach
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING)
Authorized
6%
note
payable
Common
stock
May
($1
15,
1977
Sel-Rex
Net
Dec.
earnings
Outstanding
"
$900,000
.-
750,00!) shs.
-
Corp.—Annual
Ended
sales
$900,000
-
par)_______,__
—V. 197, p. 820.
Net
619,650 shs.
'
,
,«<•
Report—' r"
-
1961
1962
31—
$17,836,000 $17,639,000
Earnings ijefore taxes on lhcome^^i.^'_'_:__f • '1,482,008' " 1,422,000
Net earnings before tax- benfefit-^i_-;i_i._»__i
758,000
761,000
Special tax benefit—™—
56,000
1961
$532,652
36,408
$13.4
390,800
since
In September,
1961, the company acquired all of the stock
Corp., a New York corporation.
On Feb. 1, 1963, the company and Bundy Band Instrument Corp.
purchased substantially all the assets, other than its building and
cash, of Buescher Band Instrument Co., an Indiana " corporation.
of
52,491
per
share_______
outstanding year end
195,
1962
"
taxesl^
name
others,
among
Sharply—
—$657,432
-
after
hefidqudrtered at4 Elkhart, Tnd., * was
23, 1927, under the laws of' the State of
of H. & A. Selmer, Inc., for "the purposes,
March
on
Indiana, under the
400,000
$09.1
*,
758,000
878,555
__i
817,000
$0.86
—
of shares outsanding
Earnings per share__
—V. 196, p. 2281.
Number
2080.
$0 47
^
v.
'
Co.—Net, Sales Higher
7
Rochester
William
creased
A.
Telephone Corp.—Record Sales, Net—
7
last
"
Kern, President, has reported that net income in¬
during 1962—from $3,561,005 in 1961 to $4,204,970
year.
Earnings
per
share
increased
Shahtitoon
v.;
$643,965
$1.69 per
Net earnings in
1962 increased to $27,574 from $24,164 in 1961
share on
1,640,623 shares of common stock in -1961 to $2.09 per
and
net
sales amounted to $1,095,483
share on the same number of shares outstanding at the end of 1962.
against
1961's
$1,046,539.
Harold E. Yoskin,. President; and Clarence J.
The report attributes much
of the increase in earnings- to the
Stem, Vice-President
reported.
construction work of recent years past, iricluding the installation
*7
71 The present company, :which -manufactures and markets -various —'»of complex modern dial switching machines, direct distance dialing
, !
lines of candies sold from coast to coast,'-was formed on
equipment and facilities,Hhe introduction of equipment to expand
May z,
shares
$0.97
845,555
•
.
-
to
1,357,781
earnings in
1662.
income
—V.
$216,193
$0.68
year
p.
Year Ehded Dec. 31—
Net
413,893
197,700
$319,689
amounted
are
(H. & A.) Selmer, Inc.—Common Offered—On Mar.
results to increased efficiency throughout Republic's diver¬
operations, a tax benefit derived from the use of loss carry¬
of
certain subsidiaries, and pronounced sales gains in the
Shares
Net
share
14, 1963, Clark, Dodge & Co., Inc., New York, offered
publicly, 120,000 shares of this firm's outstanding
common stock at $15.75 per "share.
Net, proceeds will go to selling stockholders.-
Robins Industries Corp.—Annual Report—
<9)323
inc.
Indiana,
the
lems
in
Net
Income
;
88%
with
1961.
in
t
first
time.—V.
423 216
22,455
.
a
V
.
per
net income increased
$2,948,876
compared
taxes, 1962
Total
was
year.
There
Year
-655 444
increase
an
$1,388,876,
1962.
1961.
1961.
Frank
,
Akron, Ohio company has reported that revenue lor the
ended Dec. 31, 1962 was $91,494,999 and net income $4,142,000
taxes. For the year
1961, revenue was $80,806,322 and net
income was $2,982,065.
Galen J. Roush, Chairman, stated these earnings are equal to
$3.37 per share on
1,229,002 shares of common stock presently
outstanding. The comparative figure for 1961, based on the same
number of shares, is $2.43 per share.
Last year, earnings for 1961 were reported &s $2.52 per share,
based on
1,182,416 shares of common stock outstanding at that
$2,349,174
qther expense-^net
totaled
Sales.reached an all time high of $8,545,423
Of
;
-
Roadway Express, Inc.—Net Up
1,775,681
5 $2,469,608
1962
improvement
per share
against net income of $372,795
or
$1.36 per share for the year 1961.
The earnings per share for
1961 include
the Flynn
Companies from the date of acquisition,
Sept. 1, 1961.
for
company's Utility Appliance Corp. subsidiary.—V. 197, p. 448.
$2,772,390
._
$98,534,127,
$85,227,431.
in
Season«All Industries' Infc.-~Net Down
'
administrative
previous
products, has reported
quarter
Operating expenses:
and
in
income
earnings
This
for
company
223,344
,
>
1962
\
1961
—J—$9,331,511
$7,930,492.
Cost of goods sold—
6,206,459
5,158,102
General
benefit
in
to
was
taxes
1904.
^
after
1,951,476
518,132
such
Federal
1961
$1,147,484 in 1961 when Federal taxes were
tax loss carryover from prior years. There
against
in
in
Federal
$700,000
the
amounted
1962
Total
after
corporation (formerly Oswego Falls Corp.)
has called for
redemption on April 15, 1963 through operation of the sinking
fund, $312,000 of its 4V4% subordinated debentures due April 15,
1976 at 100%
plus accrued interest. Payment will be made at The
Chase Manhattan Bank,
80 Pine St., N. Y.—V. 197, p. 448.
year
$3,125,052
for
1961.
over
Sealright Oswego Falls Corp.—Partial Redemption
also were up from year-earlier levels, totaling $11,this fiscal year's initial three months. For the fiscal
quarter,
Republic reported earnings
of $414,696,
or
13 cents a share after preferred dividends, on sales of $10,686,162.
Mr. Carter attributed the sharp improvement in this year's first
trial
sales
______
year, the company set new records in
production according to its 1962 annual
and
by
no
Net
p.
Chairman.
of
sales
Net
Year Ended Dec. 31—
selling
(480,148)
1,740,067
consecutive
revenues
income
record,
85c
This
—_____—____
earnings
$1,567,484
equal after payment of $100,000 in preferred dividends to 18 cents
a
share
on
the
2,443,448 shares of common
stock outstanding
at the end of the period, it was announced by Victor M„ Carter,
Corp.—Annual Report-
_
outstanding
third
Before
.
and
;
2125.
p.
the
over
_
Distribution
($0.28)
184,250
1,727,367
in¬
earnings
business
shares
of
in
(decrease)
Republic Corp.—Net Up 30%—
______
•j- Gross profit
(480,148)
$0.11
15.6%
new
Earnings of the company for the fiscal 1963 first quarter, ended
Jan.
26,
increased 30%
over
the year-ago quarter to $539,047,
^
Net
$23,865,068
184,250
the
in the last
Minority. interests——.—--.r—- 21,699
23,186
' rt ' ' 1 i>-\ s
V ,
i-y- j'1"
♦*- » -f, fj - "?■«•
m ,f
i .. jT»,
Total
$24,995,239 $18,358,528
Net income————
2,026,387
1,809,576
Per
share
(1962—1,618,715 shares,
1961-—» « »
'
1,598,340 shares):——
•
$1.25
$1.13
£ Shares
outstanding-.^—
1,618,715
1,598.340
—V. 196, p. 2577.
■
*
.
Polychrome
1961
1962
31—
net
Net
Co.—Annual Report—
7
' '<k
1878.
p.
operations
,7 $1.81
'
,
Dec.
or
Sales
of
was
has been appointed registrar
the corporation.—V. 197, p. 184.
dividends)
p.
196,
report.
The company
its operations
.1,088,000
shateMafter
stockholders.—V.
The
(loss
Profit
—V.
Selling,
operating and adminis. expenses
8,438,512
5,990,621
Depreciation
J-:-—
—1,479,255
1,065,813
Interest.
417,380
'
322,907
Taxes basedton^ imeome-.a^v—
"1,575,000 " 1,388", 166
Other
-539,961
366,935
^{
\
will
we
sales forecast—
President Royden
1963
stated
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp.—Record Sales, Net—1
For
.
1961
12,523,432
stock of
common
Per\.common
$27,021,626 $20,168,104
^
__
of
class
fiscal
$25,634,151
196,
sales,
-*»•
York,
New
:
of America—Annual Report—
Bolt Corp.
&
in
Number
Down—v
Corp.—Appointment—
Co.,
Trust
Reliance Manufacturing
Deductions:
Cost
cost
to
message
a
indicate
mark
half-way
our
million,"
(loss)
Increase
the third quarter.—V. 195,
beginning of 1962.
components, and
of
$60
share
Per
he said.
savings resulting
Year Ended Dec. 1—
Service, Inc.—Annual Report1962
major
the
at
area
June—of
in
Jr.,
Ended
Income
the company's
preferred
Year Ended Dec. 31—
the
at
results
target
last
sales
Net
months
its
for the" same period last year.
plants contributing to the rapid rise
Division located in Plainview, Long
Electronics
the
set
Screw
against
all
$27,412,055 for the period ended Jan; 31. 1963.
to
financial
we
Year
automated,
largely
Net
Inc.—Sales, Net Up 74%-*-
company's four
within
Sanders,
and other receipts
net sales
that on
Net sales
behalf of the company.
Gas
six
instituted
Red-O-Lier
Permian, located in Midland, Texas, is engaged pri¬
marily in the marketing of crude oil.—V. 197, p. 760.
Petrolane
first
the
In
Irving
in; the company's acquisition program. The balance
of $2 million will be available for general corporate"
purposes.
Lehman Brothers arranged the financing
on
C.
(& Subs.)—Sales,
Corp.—Sales Higher; Net
manufactures
the
.
York.
New
"These
from the greater efficiency
operations/ together with higher sales, will com*
bine to raise profits for the full year substantially above those
of the preceding year, Mr. Cutrone said.^—V. 196, p. 2585.
the last several years
over
Tool
Production
of
*$0,11
2,088,428
2,129,236
-
Geospace
reduced
program
a
are
Permian Corp.—Note Sold Privately—On March 19,
| 1963, the corporation sold to an institutional investor
a $10,000,000 5V2% promissory note due 1978, it was
announced by W. R. Davis, President.
Of the pro¬
ceeds, $8 million will be used to repay bank loans
which have been incurred
to
—V.
were
now
*227,890
$0.44
major
obtained
expected because of costs of integrating and automating
with
1962,
the
volume estab¬
lished during the
The company activated a
new turbojet
engine test cell in 1963, Mr. Myers told shareholders,
standing the end of 1961.—V. 197, p. 1009.
commercial
'
*110,000
917,998 r '
""
:
581.
the
of
the
which
$2,808,579,
the preceding
1962,
Terminal.
Engine Division of PAC set
commercial
sales
company's
25-acre
new
is
of its fiscal year, ended Dec. 31,
sales of
$2,493,133
in the first
half of
year,
John Cutrone, President, announced.
Net
income
was
$66,617, down from
$100,621 in 1961.
Mr.
Cutrone
said
that
the
decline
in net
income
had been
Sales
,
§''*
*337,890
1,075,000
"
7_1_
$1,199,512 agkinst $690,203
Island,
Tape
has reported
company
Ram
~
A
undertaken
r
overhaul
aviation
1961
.
-/V
l,992,998rt
shares
per
:
$ ' ' *
114,178,587 105.333,046
comparable sales figure last year was $15,786,638. Net earnings
One
sales
-.7,7
<
2196.
p.
almost
and
"
Puget's share of earnings of Ketchikan Pulp Co., not included
the consolidation,
was
equal to 30 cents a share for Puget
in 1962, against 4.6 cents in 1961, when labor difficulties
iMyers told stockholders that the 1962 sales
sales
'
PSI recently
kept the Ketchikan plant closed during
i
;
Earnings - per share .rose to 80 cents, exceeding the v estimates
made previously by the company, and compared with 47 • cents for
the period last' year, •'
stock
dividend paid
adjusted for the stock
,
into
aircraft
cents
a
company.
share
a
,
Chairman
volume
the
cents
47
$27,477,213.
were
in
60
or
of
to
9
has announced that sales for the first half of its
ended Jan. 31< 1963, rose" 74% and" earnings Were' also
over the same period last year, setting record'highs.
74%
Laboratories
Pathe
at
service
PSI
The
was
'
"
:
provisions
company
reached
totaling $54.7 million in 1962 a net income of $4.8 million was
realized, equal to $1.66 a share for the common stock.
In 1961, net sales and other receipts of $48.1 million resulted in
net income of $4.5 million, or $1.57 per common share.
$781,599.
share,
came
from
was net gain from
30, 1962,
ended Nov.
equal
$434,330,
division
a
for
fiscal year
$347,269,
and
of
Sales
the
1962
.
V;
Sales climbed
The
the installation of electronic data process¬
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber Co.
Net Down
-;.
p.
vested
that earnings were
company has reported
sales of $31,322,160.
1962
for
income
Net
Calif.,
on
$20,342,-
were
over
Sanders Associates,
agent
represents a
1'
projects
that
said
Chairman,
•
$1.07
196,
The
Net Higher—
Corp.—Sales Higher;
from
'
♦Loss
—V.
and Warner Brothers, Inc.
sells data processing time on its
Computer,
negotiated contracts
with
several major firms including Gem International—nationwide
discurrent
organization,
a
subsidiary
of
Marshall
Fields,
Inc.—
V. 195, p. 1597.
improved
programs
23%
increased again
an
increase of
expenses
shares outstanding4-
Average
the first nine month
were $276,000 up
This
1
contracts for
equipment
ing
efficiencies resulting from the
in 1961 largely offset the un¬
favorable
effect
of lower prices of certain
glass containers and
generally high wage levels," they added. "Engineering, preoperating,
and
start-up costs on new plants continued at a high level.—
V.
197, p. 718.
and
the
for
IBM
v'
provisions
come
than
*.V
income
Net
which
The
reorganizations
Operating
1961.
li.4%
of
Income" 1
Net
1962
to Nov. 30,
period, 1961.
1962
1,
the
Mautner,
consulting
holders.
and
Tax
PSI education,
consulting and service bureau business
responsible, in good measure, for the sales increase.
Student enrollment at PSI Education Centers was 65%
greater
tax adjustments which favorably affected
1961 earn¬
Levis and Mr. Mulford said in a message to share¬
reductions
*
expand
,
-"Cost
in
revenues
income before tax
were
$34,358,900
"Net earnings were lower because of the nonrecurrence of capital
,
gains and
ings," Mr.
March
from
$145,000 for
increase
of 90%
from
during 1962 to $627,766,400, the highest in
against $596,424,600 in 1961, the report said.
to
"
Net
Inc.—Appointment—
has announced that sales for
company
period
.
earnings for the year were $33,160,200 compared
$29,236,728
Increase
•
Programming & Systems, Inc.—Sales Up 90%-The
spent $16,180,000 on research, development and
ehgineering during 1962, an all-time high, J. P. Levis, Chairman,
and
Ray H. Mulford, President, reported to shareholders in the
Net
operating revenues and operating expense
Operating revenues totaled
$32,419,109,
over
an
up
company
annual report.
Sales
rose
5.3%
of
number
62,977.
Operating
with 1962 expenditures
the third 190,000 kilo¬
generating station was
increased the generat¬
Empire Trust Co.; New York, has been appointed transfer
for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 190, p. 568.
Owens-Illinois Glass Co.—Record Sales; Net Lower
The
the
fiscal year
Precision Apparatus,
.
-
and
increased
Ryder System, Inc.—Annual Report—
820.
p.
197, p. $19.
*
13,406
lines
1962.
ing'capability of the PEPCo system to 1,640,000 kilowatts.—V. 197,
550,000
593,300
$0.45
period
sale.'of
history—16,733.. The
of
residential
Year Ended Dec. 31—
(136,704)
1962
Year Ended December 31—
Sales
million.
to $45
amounting
Ovftroh Corp.—Annual Report—
-
continued at
New construction
;C:-: -X'.*,
v ••
share on 7,885,613
per
electricity in 1962 totaled over 5.4 billion kilowatt hours
and were 6% higher than in 1961.
Average annual use of electricity
per residential customer in 1962 was 4,043 kilowatt hours, up from
2,298 kilowatt hours only 10 years ago.
During the year, total
revenue
for the first time passed the $100 million mark, a milestone
in
the growth
of PEPCo's business.
Total costs for 1962
amounted to about $84 million and represented an increase of only
4% over 1961, indicating a* continued improvemeht in the' overall
efficiency of the company's operations.
rose
1596^^AY,•
p.
the
system
Sales of
in many parts of the world are expanding produc¬
and marketing activities to participate fully in the
facilities
its
to
$18,256,014 in 1961. Wages and
company's largest single
of 2.4%. Taxes were the
company's second largest expense item, totaling $5,689,848,' Taxes
account
for
18%
of
the company's
operating- revenue,. or an
average of $3.47 per share
of common stock.—V. 196, p. 2081.
stock in
the end of the year against $2.02
outstanding at the* end of 1961.
at
ing
shares
ciated companies
tion
its
in
record
new
a
two-party
telephones
more
benefits were once more
the
expense-item at $10,701,908, an increase
Sales Higher-
Potomac Electric Power Co.—Net,
President
common
1962 and contracts booked by subsidiaries
to $126,643,000, a new high record. Asso¬
in
$6,590,993
to
1961
international operations increased from
from
Dividends
abroad in
set
and
to
10.9%
871,
'
in
previous -year
any
Both
in
added
company
employee
.
,
196,
telephones
individual
organization, the addition of candy
packaging of a " number of items,— 7
enlargement of its broker
and
the redesign of
lines
in
color
company's accelerated program of expansion involves sub¬
stantial additions to plant, installation of new plant equipment,
The company has
the
1962
than
The
(
toll-free, calling; areas around the metropolitan area
and
of equipment to effect mechanization of billing.
installation
During
$70,884.
1963
Net
23.7%,* from
;
•
Industries, Inc.^-Annual Report—
Year Ended Dec.
31—
:
_'l_"—_____—___.i
sales'-
-
.1962
>
;
$10,429,029
1961
^ ^
$10,252,386
taxes—* I 736,193""(6,868)'
Provision-(reduction)-for federal inc. taxes n- 308,000
(79,000)
Net
profit
(loss)
before
Net
profit
after
taxes..:
Per
share
Number
—
V.
196,
i—_L___
——
of shares
p.
outstanding^-;
1813."
*
428,193
$0.58
? ^1744,000
-
'
72,132
$0.09
J " 760 200 ~
Volume 197
Number 6249
Shell Oil Co.—Record
V» The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
v
refined
leum
Sonotone Corp.—Shows Profit for Year—
Revenues, Net—
The company has announced that 1962
Records were set in net income,
the best in its his¬
was
tory.
total
sales
revenues,
of
products, natural gas and chemicals, production of petro¬
and
natural
and refinery throughout;
gas,
company's annual report said consolidated net income aftertaxes was $157.7 million, or $2.60 per share,
in 1962. This com¬
pared with net income of $140.4 million in 1961 and with the
record of $152.9 million in 1957. Revenues
1962, against $2,247.6 million in 1961.
previous
$2,360.1
were
in
E. Spaght, President, said continued industry surpluses
prevalence of highly competitive stiuations characterized the
Monroe
and
1962.
1962, reversing its loss of a year earlier, the, company reaped
the benefits of improved efficiencies, cost reductions and termina¬
tion
of
loss
a
I.
contract,
Schachtel,
to
record
Chairman
substantial
and
profit
President
company, told shareholders in the
Sonotone—a major producer of hearing
aids,
in
diversified
down
slightly from 1961's $22,328,588.—V.
196,
.
1597.
p.
;
•
564.
Sheraton Corp. of America—Shows 9 Months' Loss
The
has reported an increase in gross sales for the
ended Jan.
31,
1963, to $170,057,437 against
the same period a year ago.
The
company
reported a net loss of $909,169 or 18 cents a
share, after provisions for depreciation and income taxes, compared
with net income and profits of $632,152
or
11 cents a share a
first
company
months
nine
for
$160,335,093
year
for the current period amounted to two cents per
No per share gains were reported during the same period a
Capital
year
gains
ago.
Ernest
President
Henderson,
of
international
the
system
83
of
that Sheraton's depreciation reserves, which as a per¬
centage of sales exceeds that of the hotel industry, were decreased
to
$12,645,015 from $13,645,373 a year ago. Cash flow for
the
said
hotels,
period
current
declined
by
about
$11,621,333
to
18%
$2.14
or
per
sh^rc
The
reported for the nine months
amounts
adjustments
reflect
resulting
cents
$1,665,000
from
ended Jan.
of
examination
31,
prior
period
do
share.
per
Provision
cents
reflect
depreciation
for
reduced
was
summated
tributable
to
executed
after Jan.
31,
gains
during
the
period
but
for
not
the
con¬
losses
at¬
with hotel openings.
for the period was in¬
cities, particularly New
connection
in
expenses
considerable
were
adverse factor affecting income
competition in certain Sheraton
City.—V. 196, p. 2628.
creased
Shulton, Inc. (& Subs.)—Annual Report—
Year
U.
Ended
31—
Dec.
1962
sales
Net
and
foreign
income
5,370,000
5,249,328
—V.
14.
194,
4,220,000
general
6%
notes
1962.
6 lU %
"
■<;
Sales amounted to $3,448,000,
Sierracin
manufactures
imd sold
vately developed
59%
exclusive,
proprietary
products,
pri¬
Largest volume is in the
at fixed prices.
company's strong upward trend in 1962 was
mainly to record sales and earnings in the company's two main
Sierracote, which consists principally of windshields
and windows for aircraft, and the Spraymat ice protection system.
License
rights and other assets for Spraymat were acquired by
Sierracin early in 1962.
;
lines,
product
.
product line, Sierraglo, is expected to have wide appli¬
cation, not only in the aerospace field, but in other areas as well.
Sierraglo is an advanced type of electroluminescent light developed
over
the past two years by Sierracin research and introduced in
in
1962.
.
r
-
-ri
due
Improvement
the
through
Executive
"The
in
earnings
and
improved
reduce
to
add
to
costs,
sources
new
for
earnings
the company
should continue
L. Steiniger, President and Chief
corporation's annual report.
the
year
increase
of
which
under
should have further
review,
Impact hT 1963,"- hesaid.
corporation's better earnings record was achieved in the face
of lower product prices, according to the report. "Lower prices for
products in
1962
actually reduced realizations by $12.4 million
below what they, would have been had 1961 averager price levels
been maintained," Mr. Steiniger said.
Sales and other operating revenues fotf 1962 totaled
$1,184,610,716
1962,
1961,
consolidated
the
over
for
share
a
Sinclair's
$35,887,471
shares
15,135,254
according to the report.
net
income' rose .32%
earned
outstanding
in
1961.
during
to
Earnings
jast yearj
Mr.
Steiniger cited:
for
1962
were
1961.
As examples of actions taken to reduce costs
nues
$47,349,716 for
and increase
reve¬
ill A,, reduction, in transpor¬
tation, manufacturing and sales expenses;
(2) Increases in petrochemical earnings^ (3) ^Wibighatn natural gas*sales and revenues;
(4)
New crude oil production in ColombiaV
markets
The
in
Europe.
annual
marketing
1963.—V.
,
report
crude from
197, p. 449.
,
i
and (5) Opening of
new
Sinclair Venezuelan Oil Co.—Net Higher—?
income
of
the
Sinclair
Venezuelan
Corporation.'
Net
Is
a
I
t
production
of
97%
owned subsidiary
^
crude
\
oil
and
$1.08
to
has
company
of Sinclair Oil
liquids, including
overriding
royalties,
averaged
47,162
barrels
daily,
as
against
average production of 43,851
barrels daily in 1961.
The increase
was attributed
largely to additional product; sales in the Western
European market.—V. 196, p. 2125.
Sisters
of
the
Third
Order of
gas
St.
Dominic
L.
ford, Calif.) —Bonds Offered — On March 20, 1963,
B. C. Ziegler & Co., West Bend, Wis., offered pub¬
licly, $1,000,000 of Sacred Heart Hospital, first mort¬
gage serial bonds, series A, dated Feb. 1, 1963, and
due Aug. 1, 1964 to Feb. 1, 1983.
The bonds were
priced at par and accrued interest except for the
Aug. 1,. 1973 to Feb. 1, 1978 and May 1, 1978 to Feb. 1,
1983
issues which were priced
at 100.5 and 101,
respectively.
Net proceeds will help finance
to
the
Order's
Sacred
Heart
a $2,440,000 addition
Hospital at Hanford.
tools
in
inven¬
of
and distribution
with a consequent
1962
196,
1920.
p.
.
DX Oil Co.—Net Lower—
Tulsa
company has reported that
gross
operating
totaled $471,893,000, second highest in its
history
in 1961.r
77;
Paul
dent
■/
E.
Taliaferro
company's gross
in
income
against
%
-
in
1961,
1962
declared.
income
amounted
to
from
The
sales
million
$7.8
of
resulting reduction in the
gasoline and distillate alone
compared
with
the
income
which
have
been
realized
at
1961
price
levels, Taliaferro said.
Comparatively, earnings were adversely affected in 1962 by this
powerful external factor to the extent of over 20 cents per share
of common
stock. Improvements in prices in the fourth quarter,
extending into 1963, hold promise for a more favorable market
situation, Mr. Taliaferro commented.
changes
report,
accepted
reduced
by
Sunray
industry
additional
reported
the
during
net
and
income
according
year,
share
per
of
to
common
by
approximately 14 cents for 1962.
accounting techniques follow generally
practices,
,
,u
-
,
^
1
factor
affecting the 1962 earnings comparison was
earnings
of
non-recurring
capital
gains
amounting to approximately 9 cents per share of common stock.—the
*4
316,400
3,000 shs.
inclusion
1Q7
in
1961
'•■'L.
1059.
c.
Talon, Inc.—Recapitalization Plan Approved—
On-March 19, 1963, the Stockholders authorized a plan to re*
classify the class A and the class B common stock of the company
from 1,000,000 shares of each class to 2,000,000 shares of unclassi¬
2,651 shs.
reported
that
net
fied
Up Sharply—
income
$890,333,
was
per
—V.
Year Ended December 31—
*•>•«?--M962
-
V
-
Net
sales
after
Per
income
share
—V.
89,958,321
.u-
197, p. 449.
taxes.
taxes
104,289,859
4,334,871
6,357,711
-
3,189,761
$1.42
•
year,
on
the
The
the
by
than
company,
latter
Canadian
the
over
thousand
a
number
same
is
in
of
of
them
in
wells
of
the
San
in
advancing
drilled
Outlays
and
and
in
100,000
the
for
60%
"Standard
Oil
tion
as
a
.
retail
the
investments.
v■,
million,
capital
y ■
of
a
the
(Kentucky), in its first full
the
Standard
.;
report
of
California
year
Mass., company has announced
that year-end
earnings were nearly 20% greater than in 1961, based on average
sharej outstanding during 1962. Net sales also showed an increase
Last year was the company's most profitable In recent years.
The company's
earnings of 93 cents per common share, after
provision for preferred dividends, are based on net sales of $9,255,149.
This compares with 77
cents per
share
(on
adjusted
number of shares) in 1961. Company sales in 1961 were $8,074,875.
In
releasing the company's year-end figures, Harry P. Neher,
Jr., President, stated that the company's net profit for the year
was
$657,362,
added
while
that
nearly
both
long
working capital
$100,000
and
was
more
than
the
previous
year.
He
short term debt were sharply reduced,
increased by more than $250,000 during
of
Co.,
of
-
"
„
1
Service
Stockholders
Ap-*
this
issue.—V.
197,
962.
p.
B.
consolidation
the
the
company.
Mitchell,
Mitchell
of
of two Los Angeles companies
called Amerco, Inc., was announced by the
be
new
completed
was
Amerco
Rubber
President,
Products
following
Co.,
approval by
announced that con¬
Inc., and Tetrafluor,
stockholders of the
the
jfcwo firms.
Under
holders
r
-
terms
will
Tetrafluor
of
shares
consolidation
the
receive
share
one
held,
of
and Mitchell
shares of Amerco for each Mitchell
President
divisions
1962,
17%—
>
Corp.—Cities
Service
Raymond
,
Waltham,
2494.
that
firm to
new
solidation
„
This
Cities
a
Inc.,
its
Standard-Thomson Corp.—Sales, Net Up Sharply—
p.
on
stated
President
of opera¬
modernizing and extending
further noted.—V. 197, p. 662.
Angeles
$3,500,000
completion
into
organization,
for
Los
Tetrafluor, Inc.—Merger Agreement-
.
program
and
the year's results, M. C, Cameron Chisholm,
the backlog of unfilled orders was approxi¬
at year-end, an increase of about $1 million
the previous year.—V. 196, p. 2225.
See
,
195,
1
Tennessee
-
,
Francisco
San
prove Acquisition-
daily,
organization made substantial sales
intense competition and
the continued
suppliers
into
the
West,
the
report
said.
Company
with
coverage,"
and
1963.—V.
Commenting
over
from
Seattle,
a five-year-old..firm engaged
in the sale' of traffic
equipmentin Texas, Oklahoma,. Louisiana, western Mis¬
parts of Kansas, anticipates sales in excess of $1 million
Chairman,
gas
barrels
in
and
mately
highly
member
ahead
moved
'
marketing
newer
common
outstanding
„
by
its
and development, totaling $327
the
company's
expenditures for
purposes
The company's
increases, despite
of
of
20,000
60,000
Consolidated net sales for 1961 were $6,611,381.. Earnings for
that period were $204,581, or 70 cents per share. Average numbec
of shares outstanding in 1962 was 321,295; in 1961, 292,420.
accounted
of
Production
reached; nearly
XjX-Xm- 7'Vf"-
exploration
for
exploratory
expansion
Gulf
72%
offices
sales
company.v
Valley
Joaquin
Rockies
company's oil production
the U. S., the report said;
30%; K
accounted
and
the
fields
the
The
company
has reported that consolidated net
sales were
$7,739,895 for the year 1962, with earnings after taxes of $357,216,
or
$1.11 per share on the average number of shares outstanding.
Sales, up 17%
from 1961, are the highest ever reported; by the
shares.
were
its
Teleflcx Inc.—Sales Up
1962. P
development
Angeles Basin of California.
Operations in the Gulf Coast, Southwest
61%
issuing
by
stock > for
Kar-Trol.
of
of direct? sales offices in* Denver, Colo.; Detroit,
Tallahassee^ Fla., and Salem, Mass."
7
•-
during
Los
and
Electronics
stock
common
Kar-Trol,.
souri
Colombia, and at Snipe Lake,
considered the most important
industry
successful
1,300
1
the acquisition as
"part of- a ^planned program to
national-coverage for Econolite,-which has recently supple¬
control
fields at Rio Zulia,
Canada.
discovery
Exchange.
the opening
Mich.;
company reported it drilled
21 successful exploratory wells
of 90 tries during the year, discovering 12 new oil and gas
fields and: 9 new pools in known fields,
Among principal, dis¬
Alberta,
the
cited
with
The
new
He
mented
out
were
"
1
accomplished
was
Tamar1
of
achieve
Standard Oil Co. of California—Record Sales, Net—
coveries
j
listing
At Tamar Electronics headquarters in Anaheim,
Calif., D. C.
McMillan, President, said "this acquisition gives us direct sales
coverage of the Southwestern United States tor our Econolite divi¬
sion, which specializes in traffic control equipment."
J
preceding
of
shares
1961
.—2,324,816
v
i $1.04
—
the
acquisition
shares
sales
for
for
.
before Federal
income
'
<
applying
the acquisition of Kar-Trol Signal
^
<
company has announced
The
..v&$ V^rf
;
income
Net
to
the New York Stock
on
Tamar Electronics Industries, Inc.—Acquisition—
,
P'-P
■
preliminary
Co., Houston, Texas.
industry average of about 48%.—V. 196, p. 2629.
an
taken
was
196, p. 476.
The
hydraulic dredges
excavated 53,535,000 cubic yards
with an occupancy rate of approximately 65% in 1962,
compared to
action
reclassified and reconverted stock
Yeager,
nine
stock with full voting rights,
common,
This
equal
Standard Kollsman Industries, Inc.—Annual Report
In
write-offs
by
dollar.
power
The major factor affecting Sunray's earnings was a severe and,
prolonged deterioration in the prices received for products, Presi¬
totaled
E.
material,
as
(Han-
resultant
reduced
were
Canadian
than
manufacturing
fully
stock outstanding at year-end down from $2.03
share, for 1962 up from the previous year, when net
$416,547, or 35 cents per share.
President of the big dredging firm, indicated the
big spurt in 1962 income and earnings was attributable to a sub¬
stantially larger volume than in the previous year. He noted the
income
offshore
^
vs
natural
the
off
also
the
other
Net income amounted
to $36,201,000 compared with $39,932,000
1961 computed on a comparable basis. After
deducting preferred
dividends, these earnings were equal to $1.90 per share of common
1,781,215 shs.
600,000
production
for the year ended Dec. 31; 1962,
amounted
to
$12,249,972,
equivalent
to
$3.06
a
share,
against
$11,355,730, or $2.83 per share in 1961, E. J. Mulvihill, Jr., Presi¬
dent, reported. "'J
"
>
*
"
1 ?
]
company
1961.—V.
Accounting
4,000,000 shs.
Standard Dredging Corp.—Net
The
for
Net
of
ra y
1962
An
_•
More
also revealed that Sinclair expects to start
the Rhourde el Baguel field in Algeria in
research
in
3,000,000
preferred stock, non-cumulative
(par
value
$100)
197, p. 235.
r
products
with
of
charged
were
stock by 9 cents for 1961
These
more
conservative
$4.31
$10.21
or
re-orientation
the
of
income
.
This
(
equivalent to $3.16 per share • on an average of 14,969,443 shares
outstanding during the year, against $2.37 per share on an average
$1,207,266,577 in 1961.
The corporation generated a cash
of $161,290,312, or $10.77 per share, against $154,601,462,
several
$474,642,000
The company has reported that it broke all its previous earnings,
and production records in 1962.
Sales
and other
operating revenues exceeded $2.5 billion for
the
first time,
and production in the Western Hemisphere was
the highest in history,
523,600 barrels 1 daily.
Standard's net earnings were. $313,781,000: or, 7%
better than
in 1961. After payment of preferred
dividends, this was equivalent
to $4.60 a share on the common shares currently
issued, against
;
against
discontinue
to
and
end
for
5%
Net
The
ac¬
*
$3,378,000
occasioned by
were
1961. The lower earnings were
increased expenditures for new product
by Stanley-Bridges Ltd.
Sun
—V.
from existing
so materially
revenues
revenue,
England,
7
1962
year
first
of
of
current year, E.
said in the
Officer,
programs
sources,
(& Subs.)—Net Up 32%—
'
the
could
3,000,000
(par $1)
Apache Railway Co.:
mortgage serial refunding
The
for
in
the
12,000,000
"
London,
\u'\'
,
earnings
this operation for the year.
earnings
per
share
were
equal
to
$1.30
per
share
on
shares outstanding at the end of the year, compared
to earnings of $1.65 per share 011
2,600,899 shares outstanding at
de¬
1981
con¬
Net
debs.
stock
Common
Stanley-Bridges Ltd.,
-
net
4,000,000
12,000,000
bentures
the
2,605,459
3,690,947
>
convertible
of
1961.
1,361,377
1980__
income
subordinated
company's
Sinclair Oil Corp.
loss
...
third
market
due
notes
1985
5 Vfe %
bonds
aerospace industry.
Continuation of the
decision
organizations
6,783,320
obligations
subordinated
due
$22,000,000
4,450,000
7,000,000
4,000,000
sales
factors:
tories
Outstanding
$22,000,000
1981
that
reported
years, the company reported.
Earnings
cents a share because of devaluation of
five
A
sinking
1980
banks__
unsecured
6V2%
4%
due
mortgage note due
to
Purchase
from last year's $2,174,000,
while net profits
amounted to $235,000, or 70 cents a common
share, against $166,000, or 50 cents a common share for the pre¬
vious year.
Net worth rose 16% from $1,111,000 at the 1961 year's
end to $1,293,000 at Dec. 31,
1962.
up
mortgage
bonds
has
company
1962 of $118,488,000 represent the largest
history, an increase of $7,519,000 over 1961.
foreign company sales was due primarily to the
in
of
Conn,
for
its
future
Company:
fund
in
190,
development, plant modernization projects and plant rearrange¬
ments, although all of these will enhance
earnings in 1963 and
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
The
reduction
a
income.—V.
and
made
timber
the
several
treating plant and a wooden box factory, all located in
and a third lumber manufacturing plant in Texas.
In
1960, the company acquired five California corporations
engaged in the converting, processing and distribution of paper
products.
Subsequently, a corrugated box plant located at Glendale, Ariz., was added to the company's paper operations.
In
late
1962
the company's pulp and
paper mill
(the Paper Mill)
was
completed at Snowflake, Ariz.
The company also operates a
grocery bag and sack plant adjacent to the Paper Mill and a small
corrugated sheet plant in Albuquerque, N. M.
A subsidiary, The
Apache Railway Co. (The Apache), operates a 158-mile short line
railway in Arizona
(72
miles
of
which
are
a
common
carrier
system) which is utilized in the company's operations.
6»/4%
to
on
against $4,295,000 in
and
6%
■■■;
increase
wood
Sales, Net—
sales
in
Consolidated
estimated at $3,076,185, will be used
capital, debt repayment and construction.
Authorized
Britain,
net
quired in Dec.,
Forest
Industries
was
organized
as
a
corporation on Oct. 1, 1935, under the name Southwest
Lumber Mills, Inc.
It maintains general offices in the First Na¬
tional Bank Bldg., Phoenix, Ariz. From its
inception, the company
has
been
engaged in
the manufacture and sale of lumber and
wood
products and now has two lumber manufacturing plants,
Burbank,
Calif.,
company
has reported that sales
and
earnings established record highs during the year ended Dec. 31,
■
New
volume
inclusion
BUSINESS—Southwest
1205.
p.
This
A
An
197, p. 761.
$1.58
share
common
per
Sierracin Corp.—Record
due
sales
Nevada
1959
taxes
Stanley Works—Record Sales; Net Down—
Net proceeds,
a
due
was
,
This
Rights will expire March 28. No underwriting is
for working
earnings, the company said,
Federal, state and foreign
solidated
shares for each five held of record March
new
net
816.
p.
Inc.—Rights Offering
to Stockholders—The
company is offering its stock¬
holders the right to subscribe, at $5 per
share, for an
additional 638,237 common shares on the basis of
three
or
outstanding
estimated
Southwest Forest Industries,
4,393,528
$1.90
taxes
income
Earned
1961
$66,649,220 $57,673,605
10,619,328
8,613,528
taxes
before
S.
Net
in
redemption
Arizona,
there
Another
York
approximately
of
contracts
under
1963.
that
noted
start-up
capital
realized
share
a
properties
until
Henderson
Mr.
per
estimated
cents
31
or
hotel
of
31
or
not
$1,700,000
Net
Inc.—Redemptions—
for
has
reported that Consolidated earnings for 1962*
$3.97 per share on 594,272 shares of common
at year end against 1961 earnings of $2,120,678
or
$3.56 per share on
594,399 shares. Consolidated sales for 1962
were
$57,685,244, compared with $57,674,639 in 1961. The increase
subordinated
Co., Mellon Square, Pittsburgh.—V.
1963,
share and income taxes and other
expense was increased by $1,300,000 or 24 cents per share.
Mr. Henderson reported that the earnings for the nine months'
sale
called
the
shares
substantial gains in both sales and profits
that the company's tax loss credit as of Dec.
stated
$2,362,544
stock
on
April
1,
1963,
sinking fund debentures due
plus accrued interest, and the corporation
has called for redemption
on
April 2, 1963, $500,000 of its 6%
subordinated sinking fund debentures due
May 1, 1971, 100% plus
accrued interest, and the corporation has also called for
redemption
on April 2,
1963, all of its outstanding 6% sinking fund debentures
due May 1, 1971 at 103%
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at the Mellon National Bank & Trust
years'
The adjustments decreased the loss by $365,000
returns.
tax
seven
by
has
571,901
were
predicted
and
company
were
'
involved.
income
or
corporation
there
1961
Stanley Home Products, Inc. (& Subs.)—Net, Sales
The
'
ago.
share.
Southern Nitrogen Co.,
The
$2,888,000 of its 6%
May 1, 1971 at 100%
of
Higher—
year.
p.
1963
audio
electronic
Despite the record sales, depressed prices, especially of auto¬
motive
gasoline, prevented the company from realizing the full
benefit of the stronger demand for its products, he said.—V. 197,
close
outstanding during
shares
common
the
at
31, had been reduced .to $630,000.—V. 197; p. 665.'
report.
nickel-cadmium bat¬
hi-fi equipment and other consumer and industrial
products—reported net earnings of $301,944, equal (after
preferred dividends) to 23c per common share, against a loss of
$103,726 in 1961. The company's 1962 sales totaled $21,772,006,
teries,
Neher
Mr.
improvement,
the
of
annual
611,231;
was
51
outstanding.
,
electronics
Average number of
year
In
Irving
The
million
(1263)
Mitchell
of
Amerco,
Fernando
the
said
which
agreement,
Amerco
stockholders
stock¬
each five
will receive 9.408
for
share held.
former
will
r
Tetrafluor
stock
have
companies will operate as
its headquarters at
2130
Rubber, located at the
is a
leading producer of molded rubber products,
protective cushioning material used on playgrounds.
343 Hindry Ave., Inglewood, Calif., is a leading fabrica¬
tor of^ fluorcarbons for industry.
San
same
Sales
after
Los
Angeles.
Mitchell
address,
including,
Tetrafluor,
ended
Road,
of
Aug.
taxes
a
Mitcheli,
31,
of
1962,
whose
were
$100,110.
stock
was
reported
Tetrafluor,
at
privately held,
for the year
$2,360,000 with net income
stock was offered to the
whose
public in June 1961, reported sales for the year ended July
1962, of $859,000 with a net loss of $3,750.—V. 194, p. 158.
31,
52
%;
C»rp.-~Acquisition-~t
Tex-Star Oil & Oas
,
_
; -
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1264)
United
tV
;
The
Beecherl,
A.
made from Delhi-Taylor Oil
Corp.
V;
,
/
,,
the Blessing-Victoria
acquired by Tex-Star Oil & Gas are
be
To
;
production: and refined product sales volumes,,
lower operating costs and an improvement in product prices in
tVestern markets increased 1962 net income 17%
to $32,576,000,
ahd
6r $2.14
„*
Net
sales
and
other
•
flow
to
in
'
i
of
customers.,- Gas
that
for
revenue
gross
the
year
to
31,
1962,
for
(
,
the
with
1962, U, S. Natural Gas made capital ekpenditux-es of
$2,268,493 as compared to capital expenditures of $358,181 in 1961.
The company's net proven developed oil reserves increased 81%
to
2,847,402 barrels, and gas reserves increased 1458% to 37.4 billion
cubic'feet during the past jfear.-f-V. 196/p. .900.
,
American
Universal
Year
Ended
Corp.—Annual
fcec, 31—
X-
Redemption—
Time Inc.—Net
Earned
—V.
Board
;
3,767,691
per
196,
p.
34,153,401
$0.81
share____
1921.
Chairman
Andrew
Heiskell
!
1,613,510
A This
to
$0.43
Stockholders
are
to
vote vat -the
annual
meeting
April
btf
17
'*
_
t
,
,
stantially reduce* this very high level - of ferroalloy imports,
and extension Of service to new customers are among the other
segments of the program.
*
1
///"ThesfT loans are a part of Toledo Edison's long-range financial
;;
^
As <an offset' to.
reduction program
the -continuing cost/price' squeeze;
a
y
"',
^
major- cost
is being undertaken by the management.
This
includes replacement And modernization of low efficiency furnaces,
plan designed to help us provide-an ample margin of power supply
over
the growing demands of our service area." "Mr. Davis said./ /improvement
of
processes
and
cutbacks
in
administrative exVlt is anticipated that these loans, plus cash from Internal sources, /';pense8;and /payroll.*-:-V.>197,; p. S63,' •
///--An/ - A
,*5
Are expected to meet our needs through 1966."-—V. 197, p. 663.
//
struction
million
$30
.;
Waldbaum, Inc. (& Subs.)—Sal^s Up 35%,; Net 10%,
Line i Corp.—Earnings1
Pipe
Forecast—
:
"
earnings this year to exceed
to -spend about $60 million on new con?'
long-term
debt
financing
comphny had record sales and earnings for the year, ended;/
1962 and the six months ended
President, announced.,
31,
baum,
expects first quarter
considering
The
Dec.
-V"/>/-'
-
year Ago, plans
in 1963 and is
on
that date, Ira Wald-
$67,246,315.
of
.
of
amounted to $90,726,552;/tip 35% over 1961 sales :
Net income for 1962 was $1,003,173, equal to 96
to
in
reported record earnings equal to $1.21 per share based
// 6ri 15,349,166 common shares outstanding
following the one-for-five
stofck distribution on March 1, 1963.
company
*
For the second half of 1962, sales were $48,692,780, an'increase
43%
over the $34,130,332 reported for the like period
of the
previous year. Net income for the
1962 six-month period was
of
.
%
equal
$690,647,
46
or
cents
per
to 66 cents per share,, compared with $462,832,
share, reported a year ago.—Y, 195, pi- 685.-;
>
expenditures
for
expansion
and
all
other
construction,
(William) Wallace Corp.—Appointmentstorage, in 1963 will be about $60 million, Mr.
McGraw
told
the
analysts.
He said that
the
First National City Bank/ New York/ has been appointed transfer
company's 1963
/. long-term financing will be scheduled for later this year and will h agent for the common stock of the corporation.—V. 197, p. 1061.
probably consist entirely of debt in the range of $30 million to
$40 million.-:—V. 197, p. 962.
Westcoast Transmission Co.- Ltd.—Net
.
new
Up 40%—
:
Udyiite Corp.—Net, Revenues Higher—
The
sales
company
has
announced
that
it
anticipates
-
first
of.
$9,200,000, with prospects of $9,500,000 if some of present
facilities can accept equipment deliveries.
v
The forecast, made
by L. K. Lindahl, Chairman, also predicted
that the whole year's profit performance would at least match
the showing for 1962. For 1962, the
company logged earnings of
fn
!
on
revenues
of
$41,070,535,
against
1961; on revenues of $33,997,427.
The first quarter *63 expectations, said
possible
The
plus
a
net
forecast,
earnings per share
it was indicated, is
of
a
net
of
$1,179,109
Mr. Lindahl, would make
45
and 50 cents.
between
based
upon
present
^continued high level demand for electroplating
backlogs,
equipment and
supplies currently evident. A major factor in the profit picture for
udyiite was cited as continued high use of Udyiite proprietary
processes.
*
,«•
Will
V* Nagle, President, predicted the
run
between
$2.15
and
$2.25.—V.
company's 1963
196, p. 1921.
:
earnings
*
The company has reported a consolidated net profit of $1,861,848
the first nine months of its fiscal year ended Dec. 31, 1962.
for
This
quarter
qustomer
$1,964,996
3.6%
for
Loss
Year-rr
Whitin
reported net profit of $1,261*000.. equal to
were
As
a
from
1962
,
field
and
from
improved
manufacturing
efficiency.
depreciation terms and the 7 % tax credit now per¬
machinery
liberal
More
mitted
by
the Government
are
expected
to stimulate demand.
Favorable operations are projected by each of Whitin's non-textile
divisions.—V. 196, p. 794,
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co.—Ann. Report
*
The
company
-
the
I
figure
represents
net
consolidated
period in
1961.
-
•
an
increase of approximately 40%
over
profit, bf $1,333,232 for the comparable
.
-
-
-
<
•
Reflecting the greater use of its pipeline facilities; Westcoast
depreciation» for the period under review of $4,474,000—
$471;000 more than for the first nine months of the 1961 fiscal
year; After making provision for income deductions of $6,054,203,
which includes interest on its long-term debt, the company's cash
took
generation increased by some $1,110,000 over the previous com¬
parative period.During the nine months period from April 1 through Dec. 31.
the Westcoast system made average daily gas sales of 342 million
cubic feet in 1962, against 301 million cubic feet for the same
period a year earlier. In January, 1963, deliveries reached a peak
of 474
million
cubic
feet
in
one
24-hour period,
and
average
sales for the month were 446 million cubic feet per day.—V. 186,
p.
1200.
%
'
-increased: Its- sales
for
1962
$8,107,741,
to
$7,995,225 in the preceding year, Sidney B. Becker,
stockholders in the. annual report.
/ ?
The improvement
the>company.
^
reflected
A
inl every/division^ of
sales Increases
„
from
Chairman, told
,
(
,
the/year -ended .Dec. 31,
1962amounted to $36,228, equal to three cents per share.
This com¬
pares
with $89,015 in 1961, which included $135,000 in proceeds
(net of costs and taxes) received for the sale to Draper Corp./
of the
North American rights to the doffing machine.
Without
these proceeds 1961 Would have shown a loss, of $45,985;,
/'% Mr.- Becker
said u the Aompany had been r informed by Draper/
that production
of the doffing machine and related rails and i
brackets is now/in' process and that deliveries to mills have been:
/ .inaugurated,^
; - Development - bf A
doffing""machine for use on warp .spinhing'/
has been completed at Willcox & Gibbs' Nyack, N. Y. plant. /Proto¬
type machines Will be shipped this spring to Draper for mlil
testing In the United States,
and shortly thereafter to Textile
Machinery Makers- Ltd.' for mill testing and demonstrations in
.England and .on, the Continent.. -//••/•-. ///./'
;
Consolidated
income
net
for
1963 the company concluded a licensing agreement r
Machinery Makers, whereby-, the English, company was.
exclusive manufacturing, and distribution, rights to the:
doffing machines in .England and non-exclusive rights in other
areas outside North America and Japan.; Under the agreement,-the/
company will receive a substantial share of all proceeds from the
sale or lease of doffing machines and related equipment for ihhay
years to come.-W. 193-, p. 957.
*
T
-
in
Early
Textile
with
granted
; >
Winchell Donut House, Inc.
6nues 22%—^
'.
Verne
the
H.
cents
46
R^v-
President, .has reported that net income for
period ended Dec. 31, 1962 was $183,244, equal to
on
the 400,014 shares outstanding on Dec. 31,
share
a
is
This
1962.
Net Up 39% ;
^
Winchell,
six-month
,
share for the first quarter will surpass those of 1962 when the
company had net income equivalent to 31 cents per common share
;•> on the. presently outstanding stock.
For the full year 1962, the
:/■*
Works—Shows
'
,
per
including
decreased
J
,
.//,For 1962; sales
$40 million later
this
year,
President E. Clyde 1/Gents per share, on 1,045,000 common shares outstanding, a gain/;
McGraw told the New York Society of Security
of 10% above 1961 net income of $915,423, or 92 cents per share,
Analysts. ';/:/.//■///;
/Mr. McGraw said
that'present indications are that earnings
on the 1,000,000' common' shares then outstanding, y
/ // / v /
Total
which
concentrated in areas other than preparatory
result, Whitin's sales of such machinery were off
1961, on a comparative basis. For the com¬
pany as a whole, newly acquired facilities nearly added sufficient
volume
to
offset
this
decline.
The
textile
machinery division
operated below its break-even point throughout the year and its
losses
exceeded pre-tax earnings
of the other divisions, each of
"which reported satisfactory results,
/
.
>
;
Mr.
Garrett
reported
progress
in
the
company's / acquisition
program. Two companies were acquired, one representing a broaden¬
ing of the textile machinery line and one a new machinery area.
Whitin's operations in) 1963 are expected to benefit, Mr. Garrett
states,
from
the
introduction
of
new
products
in
the
textile
12%
,
•
but
1962
machinery.
,
a
prices,
a share, on sales>of $65,027,000./ > /
his ; letter to shareholders, Mr/. Norman "K/:Garreti* President^
stated that textile milt expenditures
for capital equipment rose
the company's authorized preferred stock from 41,187
91,187 shares "to facilitate possible future acquisitions."—V. 197,
.
company
unit
average
stockholders* / Chairman: Elisha Gray II: ahd
In
v
// those of
in
The company has "reported a .1962 net loss of $13.8,000,. equivalent
19
cents a common share, sustained on sales of $64(737,000..
A year earlier,
"/Ur/H'Zj
was equal to $4.76 per share on
to
at the end of the year, and compared with 1961 net income
■'•■P,,.862,y>'
v-/:
---.s:> A'-1
9f $8,971,000, equal to $4.23 per share on 2,122,000 shares at the
$nd Of 1961.
.
Vanadium Corp. of America—Shows Loss for Year
Revenues from sales in 1962 rose to a record high of $326,039,Sales in >1962 amounted to $49,743,966. against / $53,647,338 in
000
from $309,237,000 in
1961.
Both the higher revenues and
1961.
Net loss, after a year-end inventory writedown of $989,000,
/'/successful efforts to control costs' cohtributed to the gain of ap¬
was
$1,070;087, against net earnings of $271,540 a year earlier
proximately 14% in net income, the report noted.
./
"
when
no
inventory adjustment was required.
Non cash depre¬
.1
Operating Income increased 37% from $13,378,000 to $18,382,ciation and depletion charges against. 1962 income totaled $2,744,000 in 1962, reflecting primarily improvement in publishing opera¬
388.
The decline in last year's sales was due primarily to reduced
tions. / Other income attributable to capital gains, largely from /
ferroalloy
prices,
rather than physical volume.
G.
La
Monte
land sales by East Texas Pulp and Paper Co. was $1,352,000 less
Weissenburgef, -Chairman' and; President,;^-announced. ,/;//than in 1961, resulting in a somewhat higher average tax rate-;
Mr. Weissenburger cited an unusual combination of unfavorable
m
^he company's total income.-^V. 197/p. 185.
1
v
factors affecting the company's 1962 operations, including a per¬
sistent decline during most of the year in production of stainless
Toledo Edison Co.—Bank Loans Arranged—
and other alloy steels; a policy of steel producers and consumers
On March 15, .1963,
arrangements for bank loans totaling $7
to
cut
their inventories
to
the bone,
'*
with resultant reduction
million to help finance the Toledo Edison's $12.5 million expansion
in demand for ferroalloys; accelerated imports/into the already de¬
/ program wera- announced by : John K^ .Davisv ^President. %
<•
pressed United States market, of ferroalloys produced in foreign
;/ i Agreements have been made with the Toledo Trust Co.,
the
countries with low labor and transportation costs and in plants
v Rational Bank ^>f Toledo,
and the Ohio Citizens Trust Co., all of
greatly expanded in capacity during the period of United States'
Toledo, and the Chase Manhattan Bank, New York. Agreements,
Active program of stockpiling of strategic arfld critical commodities:
with the National City Bank, Cleveland,
and the National Bank
resultant virtual chaos in the domestic ferroalloy price structure,
of Detroit will be executed. later this year.
which continued into 1963;
a
disruption, beginning late in 1962,
The agreements provide for loans of Varying amounts to be made,
of the chrome ore market by rapidly increasing imports of extremely
periodically to meet the company's cash requirements,'Mr. Davis
low-price Russian
ore
into
the
United States;
the
consequent
/.said,- '/,•
-c*wi'
A. —/ .;/ • -•</ •
/<->/'
necessity tor writing /dowh. Pf the.; company'js. chrome ore and alloy
Toledo Edison's construction program includes $5.8 million for
Inventories.
,v
,
'
•
• <
oompletion of a third • 135,000-kllowatt
generating unit in Bay
.Last year'a ferroalloy -importa -intoZ the United States; Mr/ Wels*-;
Shore Station, he reported. Total cost of the addition, begun three
senburger says, represented-approximately one^-quarter of the entire
years ago, is $23 million. Other major expenditures will
include
domestic market's requirements in two of the three major ft-rro$3.2 million for. strengthening and expansion of distribution and
% alloy product groups.
Because of the vital importance of the /
substation facilities
in .Northwestern
Ohio, and $1.1 million for
f-erroalioy industry to the national defense posture, there is same/
transmission lines -and terminal .facilities, the official reported. :
hope that. corrective measures may be feasible which would sub-/
Installation of new street lighting facilities, purchase of equipment,
The
decline
'
their z letter' to
Whitin Machine
14,773,134
increasing
■-<
Transcontinental; Gas
-
_
John H.
Platts reported that 1962 saw the completion
six-year long task of unifying and consolidating the mergers
acquisitions made since 1955 that enabled Whirlpool to manu¬
facture and market a full/line of/home appliances,**^/196/.p/2425/
41,609,237
ing
»
,
.
for 1962" reached
of
a
in
re-
■'->.■
2,143,000 shares outstand¬
//ported to stockholders,-
a
Earnings
and
VtJhivorsal/,Match/Cor^^
$10,190,000, highest since
in the 40-yfcar history of the company, Presi-
Linen' and
A.
i.
in¬
$1.74
The company's net income for 1962 was
'dentJames
a
worth
JNet
Up 14%—
i 1957 and third largest
•
1961.
In
of
212,840,788 106,174,504
Net', income
transit
President
1961
Total/asseta/|/^ii^ii^*--;//^/-^/4i^^)ii-W:l08,287,824
company has
$465,257,000.
of
continuing
In
Report—
1962'
mass
.
""'A"
"•
the
in
a record
$18,643,000
were
the second
highest in
the company's
history,
exceeded only
by % the
1959
figures. Unit shipments of major appliances also reached an alltime high with a 10.8% gain over/1961, "
■
\A z ;
/;
/
<
Earnings per share of common stock outstanding at the end of
the year
were
$3.39, up from $2.04 in 1961. Part of this gain
reflects Whirlpool's repurchase of one million shares of company
common
stock during
the year. Without deducting these shares,
which are being held in treasury stock, per share earnings would
/'liave fteen/$2.85.//v%//s'A%;'A.////^^
Net earnings were 4% of sales compared to 3.1%
in 1961. The
improved earnings performance was accomplished in spite of a
:
Net Sales
5
The company/has reported "that sales
high
During
called for /redemption oh: July 10, 1963^ not
more than 40,917 shares of its $1.20 cumulative preferred stock at
$25 per^hare, plus accrueddividends,---y, 197, J),' 566.*-/.
1 i :
-
Dec.
market
,
Whirlpool Corp.—Record Sales—
from /the sale
,
gas
Partial
•:v
■;*%'
Frankel said that as a result bf the costs
company's aggressive program of acquisition
and expansion in the Rocky Mountain area during the past year,
the company experienced a net loss of $187,577 as compared to an
adjusted profit of $43,547 for the previous year."
*
1
< • *
/
record '88% of its total natural gas
An additional 9% is being "cycled"—
aimed at the rapidly
developing
dustry.—V. 197, p. 663.
also
„
The
•
ended
to
communication
radio
were
revenues
Donald
President
associated
the
producing reservoir
and recovered to produce
liquids-—leaving only 3% of the company's recoverable
gas reserves of 3.4 trillion cubic feet still available for sale. : ; ; :
During 1962, Tidewater participated in 41 wildcats, of which 13
were discoveries.
Since 1955, -Tidewater's exploration for new re¬
serves
and aggressive exploitation of existing reservoirs has in:
Creased daily crude liquids production 28% and natural gas sales
,65%
Getty said/
.
Natural gas processing plant capacity was increased 55 million
r/ihibic' feet daily through investment In six. new plants which went
on stream in 1962.
(
:
revenues
against, gross revenue of. $799,124
$945,544
to
18%
1961.
fiscal
moved to 260,000 barrels daily, UPi 5%v
,
A non-recurring cost was occasioned by
acquisition by this division of the industrial,
business of Bendix Corp. together with the
establishment of a new manufacturing plant in Batesburg, S. C.
Another increase in expense was caused by the accelerated program
mergers.
incident
expenses
»
company has reported
crude oil and natural gas
increased
a
contracts.
sales
to
reserves
cerning proposed
S. Natural Gas Corp.—Shows Loss for Year—
U.
The
gas
returned
industrial
commercials and
'
atural
sales climbed 8%'-to 415
tveraged 126,000 barrels- daily, up from million cubic year earlier;
123,000 the feet /daily;
natural
rate reductions in gas rates were made
annual
savings for customers estimated at
total
One of these reductions primarily reduced the cost of gas
residential heating, and the second provided lower rates for
large
/>fr6m';;i
Tidewater has committed
-
;
,
higher by 4.8%.
Electric sales gained 4.6%
and
*showed:-am'-lhcre?a?"r"y/4&7,z#«/-566./a/>•
t
and sales of refined products
,
-
Two voluntary
with
1962
for
reported.
Common shareholders' equity advanced again to squal
$35.65 per share, up from; $33.07 in 1961,
.
During the year, crude oil and natural gas liquids production
*
ended Dec. 31, 1962 amounted /
year
/against $74,000,000 at the end Of 11961.- : \
v
/
•
V
An explanation was given for the failure of earnings to match;
the
increase
in sales.
Five
of
the
company's seven operating
divisions and subsidiaries registered a significant sales increase in
1962 over 1961 and in total the earnings of these operating units,
exceeded, substantially, the percentage increase in 1962 sales. The /
other two of the" operating units, namely LeRoi and Union Switch
& Signal Division, experienced a decrease in sales as compared to
1961 with a greater decrease iii profit earned.
Mr. McCord stated
f /that/the /busines /of
LeRol/Divisioii was plagued ; during /most of '
1962 by the adverse effect of moving production facilities of its
former Cleveland,
Ohio plant into the Division's new facility at
Sidney, Ohio.
Relocation costs were higher than anticipated but
/ this Division should make - important contributions during 1963 to
$570,000.
.
..
,
customers.
income
(net
,
for the
,
6%
up
amounted
income
year 1962 were $198,000,000, an increase'
$170,000,000 in 1961.
Earnings after pro-
for some time to come there will be a period, of stable/gas; ; feealeA/:and-;earnings/y/i:'/>//:/-A%//yyA^^
•
'
,
'
Union Switch & Signal; Division incurred unusuai costs during
the year which aggravated the difficulties of operating during a/
In-summarizing the year's results the report shows ihat U, G. I.
made substantial progress again in 1962.
time of declining sales.
The decrease in sales resulted from cur¬
Sales and revenues for
both gas and electricity established new yearly highs.
tailment
in
Gas sales
purchasing
by ; American railroads
caused in
part
were
up
10.5%
due to colder weather and. additional heating
by deferment: of plans by some, carriers, pending decisions > con¬
from 1961's level of $623,104,000, when net
$27,822,000 or $1.76 per common share. Cash
plus depreciation) totaled a record $100,104,000,
up 10%
from 1961'S $91,077,000.'
The 1962 net income does not include a special gain of $3,644,000 from the sale of excess, non oil-producing properties, President
George P. Getty II told shareholders. /
v
. u
Capital expenditures totaled $69,799,000, against $101,480,000 in
1.961.
In addition, net decrease in long-term debt was $24,806,000,
fn
line
with
management's
policy
of
debt
reduction,
Getty
$657,486,000,
in Mr. Smoker's letter was: the; fact that irt
of rapidly rising natural gas costs was stopped,
reversed, due to the increased availability of gas
slow-down in new requirements, with the result that it ap¬
trend
pears
costs."
preferred dividends, according to
/ * ' '
!
V>
revenue
reached
an
all-time high
of
share after
annual report.
common
company's
the
f
per
■
highlighted
a
the
of
taxes
,
perhaps
and
gas
those
over
$8,300,000 or $1.97 per share, the same as in the year 1961."
The backlog of unfilled orders was
$92,000,000 at the year end
,
the
and
for
WABCO
of
16%
vision for income
to
I.
//Also
1962
17%; Sales 6%—
of
■
.
Jj, 450.
■
G.
A. King McCord, President, has announced that consolidated net
sales
-
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
Westinghouse-^Air-Brake. ..CoA^Salesf;
■,
y
%
Smoker, /President, pointed oiit that since !953, tyhen
changed from a holding company to an operating com¬
pany,
gas sales have more than tripled, gas revenues more than
doubled, electric sales and revenues also increased materially, and,
most importantly,
earnings per share increased 76%
"I believe"
Mr. Smoker stated "this past record speaks for itself and augurs
well for the future.
More specifically, I expect 1963 to be a year of
further business expansion with some increase in earnings." - *
-
U.
>
Record oil
Co.—Net, Sales Higher—
company has reported
income of
$5,094,000,
E. * H.
Jackson and Victoria Counties and the
in Zapata and Webb Counties.
All the
present revenues of these systems are derived from intrastate sales.
The estimated net revenues to the company's interest, the total,
miles of line and the total daily capacities of, the two systems
c'ombined will exceed those of the four other gas gathering facili->.
ties in which Tex-Star Oil & Gas already has interests.---V, 197,.
System
in Matagorda,
Laredo-Lopeno System
Tidewater Oil Co.—Net Up
Gas Improvement
that operations for 1962 produced
a
net
equal after preferred ^ dividends^ to
$1.32 per share of common stock against $1.23 per share in 1961.
In addition to the benefits derived from expansion of the company's
business, the use of "flow through" accounting for the tax ieducT.
tions attributable to liberalized depreciation contributed to the rise'
In earnings.
the execution-'
of a
cash of all of >
the capital stock of Delhi Pipeline Corp., whose assets consist of
two
sas
gathering systems in South Texas together with related
gas sales contracts and operating facilities.yThe purchase is beipgJr., President, has announced
contract for the acquisition for $6,300,000 in
Louis
-
.
.
an
increase of
39%
when
compared
to
a
net income
of
$130,410, equal to 33 cents a share on the same number of
shares, reported for the same period a year ago. Revenues for-the
six months ended Dec. 31, 1962 were $1,786,850, up 22%
from the
$1,460,871 reported a year ago.
/ '
•
*•.
Mr.
Winchell said
that in the past
fiscal year which ended
„
June
1962 the company opened 17 new Winchell Donut Houses,
a record
for any one year. "However," he said, "at March 1, 1963,
with
four months
still
remaining in this fiscal year, we have
30,
already opened 13 new Winchell Donut Houses, nine are under
Construction, and leases have been signed for nine more."
Growth is bringing with it a higher rate of efficiency and return
on
invested capital, Mr. Winchell stated, and the company
"has
every
intention of pursuing this profitable course as long as it
continues to be so rewarding." Out of state activities are being
increased, he stated, and a full time real estate executive based
in
area has been added to
the company staff.
predicted earnings for
the current fiscal
year
higher" than the 73 cents a share earned for the
ended June 30, 1962.—V. 196, p. 2530.
the
Mr,
San
Francisco
Winchell
"substantially
year
I
'
Wyatt Co.—Acquisition—
The
of
Francisco
the
West
With
has announced
Warner-Watson, Inc.,
ahd major
clients in
company
division
Coast.
this
.
>
' •
the acquisition of the/ western
with offices in Chicago and San
the Midwest, Southwest and on
•
•
--•/
merging of interests, Wyatt is the largest professional
in the world, providing pension, welfare plan and
other consulting services to corporations, government agencies, in¬
surance
companies and employer groups from coast-to-coast, in
Canada, Latin America, and a number of overseas countries.
•
actuarial
firm
,
Volume
197
Number
6249
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
.
(1265)
53
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
♦»
:
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
3fc
,,,,
,
ALABAMA
.
60,000 2%s. Due
1^Bond Sfcle-~fhe $380,000
reve«,
bonds offered March 12 Were„
aHvarded to the" Housing and Home'
hue
Finance Agency.;, A',:
CALIFORNIA;
District,
Los Angeles County, Calif*
,*j'
Angeles, until 9
Su¬
the
S.
bids
recei^
offered
Bank
A.,
March
18
of i America
of
were
Co.,
syndicate headed by
a
San
N.
Francisco,
T.
as
& f
fol¬
on
Due
to ' 1988
of about
Principal and
(M-N) payable at the
County Treasurer's office.
230,000 5s.
interest
from
State Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids at Sacramento until
1969 to
220,000
2%s.
1977
April
on
onE April
Due
4
$2,725,000
series
Seattle;
A cost of
,
lows:
about
as
First
National
York
Due
and 1965.
the
1966
First National
Bank
i-
So,000,000
construction
A•■•v/'.a-;■
bond
:5 :Dated April 1, 1963.
-
Chi-
of
*•
payable
at the
urer's office
tional
or
Kalman
Bank of
T*\>'
'
^
f
..
v.-
_
"•*,?*J*
A*
(
v-'-C '
it
•
■'V'*
vA
-
£•
Centralia School
•
uf
vi5
»7
,
-
v"*'
•'"*"
1
District .J-
OrangeCounty,Calif.
$315,000 school
March 12 / Were
aWarded to the Bank of America
N;
T. & S. A., San Francisco, as
3J/2s, at
a
price of 102,33,
a
basis
ct>St of about 3.28%.
>
Imperial Beach, Calif.
Bond
Sale
March
12
The
$300,000
bonds
pier
offered
awarded
were
the
to
Security-First National Bank of
L'os Angeles, and Associates, at a
pride of 100.017, a net interest cost
of about 3.28%, as follows:
$40,000 41/&s, Due
15,000 3^s.
r
/,
Due July 1, ,1969.
90,000 3*s.* Due
on
July .1 from
1970 to 1975 inclusive.
115,000 3^4s.
1976 to
Due ori July 1 from
!98i inclusive.:
Id,000'3140s.
:;
::
1983.
A' "•^
o
Due
1 "
t
a
>
1 e w. The
National
Francisco, and
Ijnc., jointly, at
a
Bank,
a
Crocker-
follows:
$0,000
A!
•
;
4s. Due
San
&. Co.,
price of 100.033,
net interest cost of about
as
&
&
&
2.77%,
:
on
April 15, 1964
and 1965.
payable
Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Chapman &
Cutler.;
Cook County, New Trier Township
Rock Island County School Dist*
"High School District No* 203, III*
Bond Offering—Paul C.
Not 34 (P* O. Silvis), ill.
Good¬
Na-
ceive
Co.;
Co.,
William
Inc.;
:
sealed
the
for
bids
until
purchase
re¬
April
23
$8,750,000
of
school bonds.
District No.
S.
school
bonds. Dated May 1, 1963.
on
Dec. 1 from 1964 to 1976
Principal and interest
•
(J^D) payable at such a bank op
trust company in the State of lilt—
•
inclusive.
(P* O*
86
(
(CST) on April
the purchase of $320,000:
bids until 7 p.m.
Due
dale Township High School
Offering—Donald F. Car¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
son,
10" for1
Dupage and Cook Counties, Hins¬
Hinsdale), III.
Provident
Bond
&
&
Otto.
.-../Z.i :■ ■?
Co.,
Inc.;
Strudwick;
Ander¬
Cavalier
&
bonds,
until 8 p.m. (CST)
April 8 for
on
q
the purchase of $4,000,000 school
bonds.
I ;;|AV y'^
Continental Batik & Trust Go.,
on
Dated May
1, 1963.
.•
Due
:
;<2%....
■
University• of Illinois (P. O.
'
_:::Urbana), III.
Dec. 1 from .1970 to 1982 inclu-,
.Bond Offering
—
:,-.
»■' ■.V
( '
'
H. O. Farber, t
a
,
-
2
.
4,000,000 21/£s.: Due
April
on
1
& Woods.
$230,000 5s. Due
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive,
1,600,000 2%s. Due on April 1,
,1977 and 1978.
A
Other
members
of
the
syndi¬
Woodside School District,
San Mateo County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
12
were
York;
Blyth
Boston
First
&
■'?.
*
'
-
Inc.;'
Harriman
t
'
••
-
■
r
;■? A,
\
675,000 3 ^4s. Due
Co.,
Corp.;
Ripley & Co.y Inc.;" Northern Trust '
Co.,. of Chicago; Wells Fargo
COLORADO
»
Thornton, Colo*
'Bond. Offering---Russell J. Hoswell,
on
on
City
Merrill
Moulton
First
Lynch,
Smith
&
&
Portland;
of
Seattle-First
April 1, 1963. Due
1969
H.
Oregon,
to
A-O.
Mellon
of
Staats &
National
Bank
2003
' Dated
bonds.
on
April 1 from
inclusive.
Interest
Other members of the syndicate:
.
Merle-Smith, Francis I. duPont &
Co.,
Spencer
York >
Trask
Hanseatic
Hanauer &
&
Co.,
Corp.,
New
J.
-
B.
Co., Park, Ryan & Co.,
mid R. James Foster & Co., Inc.
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
Pittsburgh;; William R.
Co.; First National Bank;
Livingston, McLean and Ford
FLORIDA
Trust /:;:V"Venice,
Bond
nue
Sale—The
Fla.
$566,000
bonds offered March 12
Counties
No. 3"
V-::;
reve¬
were
Co.;
Walston
Inc.,
and
&
the
AAA'AAAA
Co.; Shearson,
Co.,
Inc.;
t
Mul-
•
Circle: Securities,"
IOWA lAAAt:;
-
Bond
Community
Sch.
Bond Offering—The
—
until
8
(CST) on'March 26" for the:
purchase 6f $160,000 improvement.
bonds. Dated April 1, 1963. Due
p.m;
on
Nov. 1 from 1964 to 1975 inclu-
sive.
Interest
by
M-N.-Legality
Bannister,
*
ap¬
Carpenter,
Ahlers & Cooney.
Dist. 1
Iowa
(P. O. Fairbury), III.
Offering
City Clerk
sealed; bids
receive
will
proved
National
&
&
Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
Lyons, Hannahs & Lee,
Bettehdorf, Iowa
receive
Legality approved by Cald¬
Bank; R. W. Pressprich & Co.
Co.,
revenue
R.
Co.; W'eeden & Co.;
National: Bank
.
Pierce,
Inc.;
will
Smithers
Corp.
Oct. 1 from
Equitable, Securities Corporatioii,
for the purchase of $1,- Lee /Higginson
Corp.,, Dick
&
>
Co.;
Clerk,
Oct. 1 from
1998 to 2002 inclusive.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on,
Bank, of Los, An-
&
Inc.;
-1990 to 1997 inclusive.
535,000,3.60s. Due
w
Bank, of San Francisco; Security-
S.
Hammill &
390,000 3.40s: Due Ori Oct. 1 from lahey; Wells &' Co.; K. J. Browp
& Co., Inc.; FoxAReusch & Co.,
1984 to( 1989 inclusive'.
*
Manhattan
'
New
F.
1973 to 1983 inclusive.
,
Other members of the syndicate:,
1 from
40,000 3.90s. Due Oct. 1; 1972.
530,000 3 xk s. Due on Oct. 1 from
$250,000 school
March
Oct.
on
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
Bank;' awarded-to: the Bank of America
First National City Bank, both of N.vT.' & S. A., of San Francisco.,
\
Chase
cate;
Crobker - Anglo National April 2
$400,000 Bank; iSan Fraricisco;;Phelps, Fenn 750,000
Walston
interest
and
the District
.
geles;
.
of
about
3.03%.
at
:
&
Anglo
of
cost
Principal
Weeks,
(
Fenner
the
9,670,000 warrants.
were
<
11
awarded to
12
.
improvement bonds offered March
were
First
First: National
San Brund, Calif,
nd J3
'
July 1, 1982
on
interest
net
a
follows:
$7,825,000 warrants.
awarded to Hornblower &
at
as
on
$17,-
at a of Salt Lake
sive. Interest J-D. Legality ap¬ Vice-President and Comptroller, ;
City; Dallas Union
net interest Securities Co.; Inc.; Davis, Skaggs proved by Isham, Lincoln & Beale. will receive sealed bids until June
cost of about, 2.68%, as fol¬
19 for the purchase of $10,800,000
Co.; Dittmar & Co.; Inc.; Drey¬
DuPage County School Diet* No. 7
lows: 4
^
fus & Co.; Elkins, Morris, Stokes
revenue bonds.
A
A
(P* O. Wood Dale), III.
2,300,000 6s. ' Due on April 1,, & Co.; Freeman & Co.;
Green,
Bond Offering—Edward S. Best,
1964 to 1967 inclusive.
Ellis & Anderson; Hallowell, Sulz¬
A'/ INDIANfA
5,160,000 2V4S. Due on April 1 berger, Jeriks; Kirkland & Co:; Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
»' Indiana State
College Board
tion, will receive Sealed bids until
from 1968 to 1971 inclusive.
Jones, Kreeger & Co.; Lawson,
(P.O.TerreHaute),Indi
8 p.m. (CST) on March 27 for the
6,475,000 2Vis. Due on April 1 Levy, Williams & Stern; Irving
Bond Sale—The $2,650,000 reve¬
purchase of $340,000 school bonds.
from 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Lundborg & Co.; A. E, Masten &
Dated April 1, 1963. Due on Dec. nue bonds offered March 13 were
9,065,000 2%s. Due on April 1 Co.; Pohl A-"Co., Inc.; Reinholdt
1 from 1965 to
1974 inclusive. awarded to a syndicate headed by
from 1977 to 1983 inclusive.
& Gardner; Irving J. Rice & Co.,
Interest (J-D). Legality approved the Indianapolis Bond and Share
$9,800,000 series A bonds, at a Inc.; H. A. Riecke & Co., Inc.;
Corp., as follows:
by Chapman & Cutler.
A
&
Renshaw;
f
price of 100.049,, a net interest Rodman
Rotan,
$1,650,000 series A bonds, as 2V2S,
cost of about 2154%, as fol¬ Mosle & Co.; Schaffer, Necker &
Eastern Illinois University.
3%s, and 3%s, at a price of
lows:
Co.;
Shuman,
Agnew
&
AA* V;.
Co.;
(P. O. Charleston), III.
100.01, a basis cost of about.
Walter Stokes & Co.; Sutro & Co.;
750,000 6s. Due on April 1 from
Bond Sale—The $2,400,000 reve¬
Sutro Bros. & Co.; Underwood,
3.49 %.'
;
-1964 to 1966 dnclu$ive;
nue bonds offered March 18 were
1,000,000 series B bonds, as 2Vss,;
Neuhaus & Co., Inc.; Wagenseller
1,050,000 2s. Due on April 1,1967
awarded to a syndicate headed
& Durst, Inc.; J. C. Wheat & Co.;
3Y4S, 3%s, and 3^s,; at a price.
and 1968.
by Kidder, Peabody & Co., at a
of 100.05, a basis cost of about
C. N. White & Co.; J. R. Willis2,400,000 21As. Due on April 1
price of par, a net interest cost of
3.34%. - *
ton & Beane, and Yates, Heitner
from 1969 to 1971 inclusive.
A; >
3.51%, as follows:
July 1 from
on
I960 to 1968. inclusive.
Inc.;
Island, Providence;
Co., Inc.; Kenower,
White-Phillips
son
1,
f
municipal
495,000 warrants,
Aale--^The $800,000 school
offered ; March
(CST)
a.m.
March 28 for the purchase of
,
Bond Sale—The
Offered;
Bond
E.
.
"
bonds
Co.; ' Brush,
Co.,
•
B
sealed bids until 11
(P. O. Niles)i lll.
bonds;
Harry
—
Eaton, District Clerk, will receive
,
Orrick,
Dhhlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe.
'
series
Legality
Offering
-
New
-
1978.
Warrant
Bond Offering — C. E. Spear¬
Cincinnati; State Street
nois as 'mutually agreed upon. D®*
Trust Co., of Boston;. man^ Secretary of the Board of
gality approved by Chapman &;
Townsend, Dabney & - Ty a 0 n;, Education/will receive sealed bids Cutler.
<
*
v '
1
April
on
office.
Bank of
1 Bank
April
on
Due
price of ,100.027,
by
approved
2%s.
$23,000,000
Chicago.
j
.
^Legality
Due
,
First' National
York, "or the
2V2S.
1977 and
Treas¬
of
;
April
On
froip; 1969 to ,1971 inclusive.
370,000
the First -Na¬
Bank
City
inclusive.
Due
from. 1972 to 1976 inclusive.
Due on
State
White
&
MacArthur
1968
Illinois
payable at the Dis¬
Treasurer's
Cook County, East Maine Common
School District No. 63
■
2V4S.
915,000
s.
Jan> 1 from I960 to 1989 ihf
elusive./The bonds are callable. Principal and interest
.
to
540,000
'
.* .rcago\
National
tional Bank:& Trust* Co., of Okla¬
fol-5
homa
City; Industrial National
April 1, 1964
on
trict
rich, Business Manager, will
D.
540,000 2s. Due On April 1 from Morris
City
Or
of
Bank of Rhode
.
~A Bank of New
Commerce
of
Chicago (P. O. Chicago)
'
.
or: the
Inc.;
& Co.
R.
2.52%,
andlijriterest
Bank, Minneapolis;' Stern Broth¬
1,
bonds, at a
Slocumb
net interest
a
■
360,000 5s.
cipal and interest payable at
the State Treasurer's office,
.
Northwestern
<
<
A
price of 100.079,
.
;
Bank
Greater
approved by Chapman & Cutler.
Co.,
in St. Louis;
First
Co.; J. B. Hanauer &
National
ers
and- 1978.
&
Natiohal1 B&nk
Dallas; Model,' Roland J& Co.;
at
inclusive.
1971
&
Inc.;: Mercaiitile
1
follows:
as
$50,000,000. school;; bonds. Dated
May 1, 1963. Due; on Now 1
from 1965 to 1989 inclusive.
The bonds are callable. Prin¬
;
Due
550,000 2V2S.* Due on April 1
I from 19721 to 1976 inclusive.
10' ajrri.. (PST) on April 10 for the
pfirch&se of $100,000,000 full faith
bonds,
2V4S.'
Bank
Co.; J. A. Hogle & Co.; Johnston,
Lemon & Co.; Keating & Stead,
1966 to 1968 inclusive,
345,000
National
(CSTQon April 9 for the purchase
of $14,090,000 warrants. Principal
Bank
Southwest
April 1 from
on
Illinois
Co., of Indianapolis.
tional
April 1, 1964
on
345,000 2s. Due
Bond Offering—Bert A.
Betts,
and credit
Due
follows:
as
and 1965.
,
California (Stc&e of)
r.
2.51%,
The
A. G. Edwards & Sons; FidelityPhiladelphia Trust Co.; First Na¬
inclusive.
May 1 from 1964
on
Fletcher
Dempsey-Tegeler
■
1, 1963.
York;
Company;* Kean, Taylor: & Co.;;
Wells & Christenseh; -Inc.; Ameri¬
Trust
Aprit:l0 vfoi^the/purchase of $1,690,000 sewer bonds, at a price
$340,000 school bonds, bated May
bf 100.095- a het interest cost
New
of
can
lows:
(PST)
a.m.
bonds
<
awarded to
O fferin g—Gordon T.
Nesvig, Clerk of the Board of
pervisors, will receive sealed
at Los
f
■
Bo nit a Unified School
I Bond
April 15 from-' •Republic National Bank, vboth of awarded to the Housing and Home Board of
Education, will - receive
DaUas; Bacon,. Whipple & Co.; F. Finance Agency.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on.
£>.
225,000 2%s. .Due on April 15
Moseley & Co.; New York
March
28
for
the
purchase of
*
; from 1969.to 1975 inclusive;.
Hanseatic Corp.; Wm; E; Pollock
ILLINOIS
$400,000 school bbndk Dated April *
#5,000 ;J2.90s,. Due on.: April. 15,~ & Co., Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross,
1, 1963. Due on Nov. 1 from 1964
Chicago Park District (P. O.
1976 and 1977.
Inc.; Schwabacher'& Co.; Stone
to 1973 inclusive. Interest M-N.
Burnham Park), III.
& Youngberg; Walston &
Co., Inc.;
Legality approved by Charles and
San Francisco, City and
County,
Warrant
James A. Andrews & Co,ifr Inc.;
Offing—William F* Trauernicht.
■, t-, -j'x
California ,A
William Blair & Co.; Estabrook Collins^Direbfor of Finance, will
Bond
Sale—The $37,215,000 &
sealed bids until 10 a.m. Metropolitan Sanitary District of
Co.; Federation Bank & Trust
on
1966 to 1968 inclusive.
..
Mount Vernon, Ala,
,
Herschiel
D.
Leffingwell, Secretary of the
Bond
be
City, Iowa
Off ering—Sealed bids
received
until
May
7
will'
for the
54
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
?
v
.
Monday, March: 25, 1963'
.
-
j
recreation tot the?purchase^ of< $395,000>Int^est^^^^D^ Legality '^pvoy&d^MihheapdB^Special SchooLDistrict
limited tax bonds, as follows;
by Miller; Canfield,. Paddock &
No. I, Minn.
to 1971 inclusive;
$213,000 improvement bonds. Due Stone.
^ond- Offering—Carl. R. Miller/
on Mav
i.'
.„ ■
c
,
1
District Clerk, will receive sealed
May 1 from 1965 to 1993i; '
Clarencevdle School D„tr,ct
bids until
a.m. (CST) on April
Spencer School District, Iou)a
inclusive.
purchase
-
Of f er ing
Bond
Doyle O.
—
improvement bonds. Due
May 1 from 1965 to 1978
30,000
Carpen t er, Superintendent of
on
Schools, will receive sealed bids
inclusive.
until 2 p.m.
the
(CST) on April 9 for
inclusive.
Koesauqua), Iowa:
•
Bond Sale—The $300,000
March
offered
bonds
15
;
inclusive;
hospi¬
awarded to Carleton D. Beh Co.
callable/Legality
are
,f-f■'
'
.
r
.
Kl
•.Georgetown, Ky.
Bond
Offering
strong,
March
on
until
bids
7:30
for
29
the
$100,000
1963.
1,
to
1965
from
bonds
interest
Due
on
O. Franklmton), La.
March
The
Winn
14
Parish,
cost ^ of
Co.,
about
Winnfield Consol¬
Bond
Sale—The
Offering—Paul
Dorsey,
approved
Ferguson & Fleischer.
Marshall County
O. Benton),
(P.
Kentucky
Bond
nue
Sale—The
3 30%
l
,
O.
(P.
bids
sealed
receive
m
until
lu
*
o
Dated
revenue
April; !,
1963. Due
Pierce,
jointly,
at
as
price
a
of
a
&
son
of
Morehead State
College, Board of
Regents (P. O. Morehead), Ky,
Curtis,
100.09,
a.m.
(EST)
chase
as
of
on
until
bids
April 3 for the
$940,000
2V2S, at
as
basis
a
cost
price
a
about
of
Bond
11
Bedford, Mass.
to
the American Securities Corp,
as
2.90s, at
price of 100.559, a
a
Bond
(EST)
of
Russellville, Ky.
City
Clerk,
bids
until
will
7:30
Hermon,
(CST)
Howard
&
April 1 from
on
Salem
(P. O. Boston), N. H.
Bond
2.80s.
Due
April
on
1
sealed
ceive
April 1 from
on
(EST)
inclusive.
Thief River Falls jnd
Sch
No. 564, Minn.
April
on
17
for
until
bids
11
to
1964
inclusive,
1993
March
1,
Trust Company, Boston. Legality
approved by Ropes & Gray.
of
County, Supervisors Dist.
No.
Due
(P. O. Gulf port), Miss.
Sale—The $55,000 bridge
on
1
Bond
bonds
sold
were
to
JERSEY
NEW
MISSISSIPPI
Harrison
1963.
Dover, N. J.
Bond Sale—The $463,000 parking utility bonds offered March 14
were awarded to Boland Saffin,
Byron Speed
3.10s, at a
Gordon & Sautter, as
Company.
0f
price
ioo.47,
basis
a
Mississsippi
awarded to the First U. S.
Andrews, Secretary of the Board of
and
a.m.
fin, Secretary of the Board of Ed-
April 2 for the purchase
ucation, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on March 28
1,
1963.
New
Due
on
March
1
England
Merchants
,
The
bonds
Freeholders,
bids
until
Mrs.
—
(EST)
a.m.
Due
NEW YORK
The $1,475,000
®alenffJf S'uS
ff I
Dutchess County
Li
(P. O.
Poughkeepsie), N. Y.
O f f
e r
i
n
Baltimore County
Towson), Md.
Bond
1Tx/r
12'ww.l.SuHf
«
Offering
Director
—
of
Bond Sale—The
Norman
Finance,
W.
will
t
^
a
net interest cost of about
2.48%.
$2,000,000
public
school
bonds.
Due in 30 years
Crowley, Let.
3,000,000 metropolitan bonds. Due
Bond Sale—The $218,000 bonds
offered March 12 were awarded to
in
1964
to
on
(CST)
Bond
on
0us
fiscal
office,
agency
Legality
or
at
■
Sale—The
purpose
rett
18
425,000
from
com-
&
vari-
1977
255,000
bonds offered March
'
f
-
r
'
MICHIGAN
fi
April
on
Due
1972 to
and
March
on
clusive.
1
Due
on
March
March
1,
eastern New
1978.
Midland
March
on
Bond
Offering—Alice
sealed bids until 8 p.m.
April
M.
of NeW
by
8
the
for
(MST)
a
Bond
: •>
.
'3
4P
—
.-.j|
1.
_
_
Hempstead
Co.,
100.07,
(P. O.
0'ffcring---Clintbn G. Mat*
tin, Town Supervisor, will receive
sealed bidsi until
1, 1978.
lVh.ni;!; (EST)
on.
April 2 for the purchase of $1^»
NEBRASKA
v.
f** 2^
were
&
Manhasset),N. Y.
t
159,000 improvement bonds.
'
12
Rutty
basis cost of about 3.09%.
North
as follows:
$1,016,000 improvement bonds.
1
Sage,
on
of $1,-
purchase
to
$130,000 sewer
March
inc., as 3.10s, at a price of
175.000 sewer bonds,'
(P. O. Edina),
Minnesota
the Marine
approved
Sale—The
offered
awarded
Jaqueth, City Clerk, will receive
:
'
Legality
bonds
Missoula, Mont.
Due Jan.
*' >
or
Company
S'ykes, Galloway & Dikeman.
1
Edina-M orningsidet Independent
''
Marine
Honeoye Falls, N. Y.
froml991 to 1993 inclusive.-
Sch. Dist. No'. 273
York,
Trust
York.
Due
2% s.
interest
the
at
Midland National Bank of South¬
1,
on
and
Principal
payable
(M-S)
1976 inclusive.
1963. Due
March 1 from 1964 to 1982 in¬
Bond
u
^
^
W ^ : fv!J
Beaverownship School District
'
v-
bonds. Dated March
1
MONTANA
™
360,000 l/10S.^Due^Oh
follows:
March
a.m#
from 1981 to 1983.
April
on
as
on
11
(EST) on March 28 for the purchase
of
$636,000
county jail
1979 and 1980.
720;0o0fl°s 3,S: 1990 inclusive. 1 fr0m
""t A?r"
1985 to
Sons
^
Due
2.60s.
170,000 2.80s. Due
1979 inclusive.
2.90s.
Due
170,000 2.70s.
from 1980 to 1984 inclusive.
$100,000
,
I
n *
;
C.
_a.
jf
—.
x
:
•
A/
270*006 unlimited tax \bondSi $$
follows:
iL-A
the
in New York
approved by Wood
^a^so?1^c Logan.
,
*
'
-r
Kona
>■
1977 to
13 were awarded to Robert Gar-
The bonds
callable. Principal and interest
(A-O) payable at the state Treas-
group
a
and the National Shawmut Bank,
of Boston, at a price of 100.0361,
a net interest cost o£ about 2 89%>
as follows:
Grisfield, Md.
receive
are
urer's
awarded to
600,000
April 1 from
1988 inclusive.
::
years.
10 years.
•
April 1, 1963. Due
were
$1,060,000 6s. Due on April 1 from
1964 to 1976 inclusive.
1,000,000 highway bonds. Due in
360,000 3s. Due on April 1 from
purchaJe ofDated
$15>"
highway
bonds.
nMnnn
000,000
40
Tugwell,
v
vention bonds offered March
2,74%,
23/4s.
net interest
a
from 1964 to 1971 inclusive.
con-
30 years,
Louisiana (State of j
a.m.
$3,100,000
2,000,000 highway bonds. Due in
Hattier & Sanford, at a net inter¬
est cost of about 3.19%.
sealed bids until 10
$455,000
receive sealed bids until April 24 posed of Wertheim & Co., Hempfor the Purchase of $8,000,000 hill, Noyes & Co.; Connecticut
bonds, as follows:
Bank & Trust Co.. of Hartford,
u
Labouisse, Friedrichs & Co., at
Bond Offering—A. P.
State
Treasurer,
will
cost of about
Duluth, Minn,
(P. O.
price of 100.006,
N.
g—Wilbur
Treasurer, will
receive sealed bids until
MINNESOTA
on
299,000 permanent bonds.
MISSOURI
a
MARYLAND
Sarah
will receive sealed
11:15
Laude School District, Mo.
callable.
are
Offering
April 11 for the purchase of $5,-
March 1 from 1964 to 1969 in-,
elusive.
Corp.,
First Jacksbn Securities
Corp., jointly.
for the purchase of $300,000 school
Dated March 1, 1963.
the
Bond
Bond
Wood,
Jf
Itond-Offering-^Glenn H. Grif-
E.
.
v
Creswell, County
No. J-A (P. O.De Ridder), La.
Bond Sale
The $83,000 im-
of
cost
about 3 05%
will
William
—
4
'
v
on
Beauregard Parish Road District
pay-
able at the Boston Safe Deposit 8s
bonds.
sewer
,
$1,500,000 school bonds. Dated
LOUISIANA
a.m.
March 26 for the pur¬
$1,620,000 sewer bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O)
(CST)
the purchase
of
from
1
a.m.
on
Dated April 1, 1963. Due on April
Dist
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 11
A.
Richard
—
Willis, Town Treasurer, will re¬
from 1972 to 1975 inclusive.
1978
Offering
Essex County (P. O. Newark), N.
O. Boston), Mass.
Offering
the
Sherman
payable at the Chase Manhattan
Bank, New York City. Legality Winston County (P. O. Louisville),
bonds.
at
National
*ir.st
$1,495,000 school bonds.
1,200,000 sewer bonds.
cipal and interest (M-S) payable
on
V:ouniy
phonal lty appr0ved by Dawson, Nagel,._
First
tnf
the
at
Treasurer^office Legal!
ireasurers oince. .L,egai
cduntv
1965 to 1971 inclusive.
100,000
2,000,000 sewage bonds.
frpm 1964 to 1983 inclusive. Prin-
sealed
and
payable
(J-J)
interest
Pontiac School District, Mich.
(P.
on
March
receive
p.m.
follows'
The
NEW HAMPSHIRE
approved by Wood, King, Dawson
Downing, Town Treasurer,
receive sealed bids until 11
Grafton,
P.
improvement
1
Bond Sale—The $350,000 building bonds offered March 12 were
Sudbury
Dated Nov 1, 1961. Due on Nov.
from 1964 to 2001 inclusive.
Offering—J.
$3i625')()()0
® f.or the pur7
$6,97O)000
& Logan.
725,000 series F bonds.
tho
™
$135,000 2V2S. Due
p.m.
sive. Principal and interest (M-S)
awarded
were
basis cost of about 2,82%,
Legality approved by
Ferguson & Fleischer.
8
March 1 from 1964 to 1988> inclu-
14
pur-
follows:
Bond
of
until
bids
March
$215,000 series E bonds.
1
chase
Dated
bonds,
revenue
sealed
as
rj,1Ann
inclusive
chase
Sale—The $475,000 bonds
offered
to
^Controller, will re-
ceive
bonds
1QRo
i from 1964 to 1982
f0iiows.
as
150,000 fire station bonds.
New
Secretary of the Board of Regents,
sealed
City
receive
p.m.
Bank> Duluth, at a price of par, a
net interest cost of about 2.76%,
Lansing, Mich.
Offering—Gerald J. Lon-
ergan,
r,"\
1
2.48%.
(Bond Offering—Anna B. Carter,
receive
i'A
bonds offered March 12 were
awarded to Paine, Webber, Jack-
basis of
about 3.03%.
will
?
-V
•
Salp
Thp <K3finnoo sewer
Sale-The $360,000 sewer
Bond
Bond
&
100.012,
awarded
1976 to
East Longmeadow, Mass.
Smith, Inc.,
3V2S, 2%s, 3s and 3V4S,
Fenner
V
sealed bids until 8
(PST) on April 2 for the
purchase of $450,000 school bonds.
£1
will
on
Bond sale—The $310,000 school
bonds ; offered March 12 were
75,000 2.90s. Due
.
Hyde,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
_
(CST)
\v
No. MS, MM
8
April 1 from 1968 to 1982 in-
on
Nevada
Offering—Alice
Bond
Indep. School District
Gross*
F*rms), Mich.
^ Bond^Offering - Murray M.
Smith, Manager of the Authority,
'J-
MASSACHUSETTS
.
(P. O. Battle Mountain),
T
Sanborn
L,
Bond
Lynch,
Merrill
and
o
about
of
;
awarded to the Equitable Securi¬
Corp:,
cost
$382,000 reve¬
bonds offered March 12 were
ties
were
Jones, Inc., jointly,
interest
net
a
Wind¬
'
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Cudlip.
at
*
■
Grosse-Pointe-Clinton Refuse
bonds.
11
Marquart,
Lander County School District
Robbinsdale, Minn.
elusive.
Legality
approved by
&
Dickinson, Wright,
McKean
March
offered
bonds
Owen,
horst & West.
awarded to Barrow, Leary & Co.,
Grafton,
by
Legality approved by
be received until 2 p.m.
Authority
callable.
are
payable at_any bank in
April 15 for the purchase of $525,000 water bonds.
Disposal
The bonds
NEVADA
and Scharff &
Legality
(F-A)
York City.
Madison,
$240,000
$400,000 school
inclusive.
^ Fe^ } ffon? 1965 .to 1974 urer's off*ce- Legality approved
by Wood, King,, Dawson & Logan,
frnm
p.m.^(EST)of ort April 2 for the
purchase
(P. O. Winnfield), La.
the
,
Township Unit
a
idated School District No. S
First National Bank, Georgetown.
Tnnp
nn
Due on May 15 from 1965- to 1984
$2,050,000 Principal and interest (M-N) payDated May 1, 1963. able at the Douglas County Treas-
Director of Business Affairs, will
receive sfealOd bids until April 1
will
Principal and
at
Bond
v
were
&
Dinkins
interest
net
a
n„p
1991;;inclusiye,t^
Grand Blanc
school
$72,000
Ladd
to
1QR9
to
p
3.57%.
payable
(A-O)
at
Dated
April 1
inclusive.
1979
callable.
are
purchase of
bonds.
revenue
April
awarded
u
c
offered
bonds
(CST)
p.m.
,
school bonds. Dated May 15,1963*
of
f°r the purchase of $900,000 school
bonds. ;
approved by
_
Sale-The
Bond
receive
will
Clerk,
City
sealed
.
I^.A.ngfon
District (P.
.
Arm-
Mason
_
S.
purchase
on
School District, Mich.
Foley, Cox & Judell.
KENTUCKY
(EST)
%Sk
•
1, 1963. The bonds
Dated May
were
the
sc^ol bonds.
^ receiyed untii 3 p.m.
1964
-
for
(CST)' on April
a.m./
16 for the purchase of $25,000,000
*
1 Marck28rforthh PurcSale^ofSl-^
101,000 improvement bonds. Due
on
May 1 from 1965 to 1993
County (P. O.
Van Bur en
•
2
1965 to 1973
1 from
May
on
bonds:
tal
$?' | ]
*
15,000 improvement.
school
purchase of $900,000
n-
.
il
bids, xintil
$490,000
of
Due on Nov. 1 from 1964
bonds.
Mz;
ur f er
Jbrouillette,
Town
?'
f-
^
■
mg—Waiton J.
Secretary and
r®asu.rer, wi 1 receive sealed bids
Pfannes, Secretary of the Board 18 for
Of Education,: will receive sealed-school
bids until 4
2,
for
Due
on
purchase of $1,900,000
Dated
Stern
Brothers
& .Co., jointly,
the .purchase
of
$27,000
June
1
from
The bonds
1964 to
are
1987
callable.
inclusive. The bonds
Interest
by
M-N.
Dorsey,
are
Legality
Owen,
Windhorst & West.'
at
May 1,- 1963,va net increase cost-of about 2.00%.:
-
callable.
approved
Marquart,
Hoyt, Washburn & McCarthy,
' BoyL Washburn &McCartJ
Du|
49^'000
?vf
*
from
1964 to 1972
.
inclusive.
P-m- (EST) on April Due on May 1 from 1966 to 1990
school bonds.. Dated Feb. 1, 1963.
lmtifc.lL a.m;. (CSTfcon March 26,
inclusive.
the
bonds.
:
Omaha School District, Neb.
Legality
approved
by
Cald¬
well, Trimble & Mitchell.
Charles W.
Dated April 1, 1963.
Principal
Beattie, Secretary of the Board of
Education, " will
receive' sealed a'nd interest payable at the Mea-
Bond
Offering
—
Volume 197
Number 6249.;
,
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(1267)
55
dpw Brook National Bank, Man-
hasset,
Bankers
or
Trust
l&iSi
■
Com¬
New York,
pany,
}kk-c
t:
Sandy Creek, Orwelli Red field,
'
,
\\; v
•.
•
Boyleston, Richland, Ellisburg,
•
'
.v
v.
ttvi]
»'Osceola and Florence, Central
School District No. 1 (P. O.
/
)
Sandy Creek), N. Y.
B^o n d
Q fi
i ng—Walter S.
e r
Cobb, District Clerk, will receive
sealed, bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
March : 27. for the purchase of
611,400 school bonds;
lv 1963.
Due
Dated May
May 1 from 1964
M 1983. inclusive* Principal. and
on
^^HiSERVICE^UR lACCOUNTS!
interest' (M-NX, payable- at- the
^irstNatiorfal
r>.-'
QUICKLY BY USING OUR
Bank, Locona. Le¬
gality approved by Sykes, Gallo¬
& Dikeman.
way
^lIMiSfiiiiii Hi:
i Somers Central School District:
No. 1, N
;Tb'o
d
n
Offering
Y.
---Clayton Os-
;
borne, Jr., President of the Board
of
bids
until
l&pril
11:30
on
1963; Due
Dated April 1,
WE GIVE
Nov. T from 1963 to
on
inclusive.
terest
Principal and in¬
(M-N)
payable
STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS
the
at
County Trust Company, Katonah,
Legality approved by Reed, Hoyt,
•
american stock exchange
•
new york stock exchange-stocks
•
boston stock exchange
•
pacific coast stock exchange
•
Washburn & McCarthy.
NORTH
CAROLINA
•
Bpnd; Offering-—W.
E.
Easter-
detroit stock exchange
•
Wayne County, Goldsboro,
(P. O. Raleigh), N. C.
'
<ZM$
2 for the purchase of $465,-
00.0 School bonds.
1981
(EST)
a.m.
1
iliiR
Education, will receive sealed
midwest stock
•
new york stock exchange-bonds
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
philadelphia-baltimore stock
exchange
exchange
•
pittsburgh stock exchange
ernment Commission* will receive
bids unti 11
26
for
the
(EST)
a.m.
purchase
on.
of
unlimited tax bonds, as follows:
$61,000
1-
school
GENERAL QUOTATIONS
March.
$225,000
bonds.
Due
•
banks and trust companies-
clusive;
bonds.
Due
•
clusive.
Wachovia
•
•
York
City,
&
Bank
exchange seats
•
•
foreign
,
public utility stocks
•
federal land bank bonds
public utility bonds
railroad bonds
Principal
ical' Bank Neiv York Trust Corn-
New
canadian
equipment trusts (rr.)
•
April 1, 1963.
and interest payable at the Chem¬
pany,
[
on
April 1 from 1969 to 1983 in¬
Dated
domestic
canadian
school
municipal bonds-
domestic
April 1 from 1969 to 1983 in¬
.164,000
•
on
or
Trust
government bonds
•
railroad stocks
the
•
Com¬
industrial bonds
'
'
•
•
-
•
industrial and miscellaneous stocks
•real estate stocks
•
by MitchelL Pershing^Sbetterly &
Mitchell.
insurance stocks
•
•
1
•
•.
#
.
•,
,
.
■
•
North Carolina
Bond
Offering—W.
E.
-
t
V-V,
united states government
'
'Wilson County (P. O. Raleigh),
t
'VSI:
•
•
Raleigh. Legality approved
.
'■]r
•ii
real estate bonds
•
'
pany,
:xn
:
investing companies securities
securities
Easter-
•
united states territorial bonds
ling, Secretary of the Local Goverhment
Commission, will receive
sealed bids until 11
a.m.
(EST)
'
OTHER
STATISTICAL
INFORMATION
on
April 2 for the purchase of $2,420,000 hospital bonds. Dated May
1,*1963. Due on May 1 from 1966
t6" 1984 inclusive. Principal and
•
•
•
dow, jones stock averages
prime bankers' acceptances
•
foreign exchange
•
i
time loan rates
•
Company, New York City., Legal¬
ity approved by Hoyt, Washburn
r
securities called for redemption
•
interest
(M-N) payable at the
Chemical Bank New; York Trust
•;
•SKI;
call loan rates
money market
•
volume of trading
& McCarthy.
T———------I———"1
NORTH DAKOTA
I
Cass and Richland Counties School
|
District No* 2 (P0. Fargo),
1
North Dakota
Bond Sale—The
bonds
offered
awarded
to
Hopwood,
Piper,
and
|
I
$190,000 school
March
&
Allison-Wila
TODAY
net interest
|
25 PARK PLACE
*
0
\
j
NEW YORK 7, N. Y.
I
SUBSCRIBE
were
Jaffray
the
lianis Co., jointly, at
cost of about 3.12%.
14
I
WILLIAM B. DANA CO.
wish
to
Record for
subscribe
one year
I
to
for the
the
Bank
sum
&
of $45.
Quotation
I
j
Name
Address
OHIO
Cincinnati, Ohio
City.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be,; received sealed until
fdr
the^urchase of
May
Zone-*..
State.
mm
8
$16,000,000
.-X
*5
;
various purpose bonds.
Cleveland, Ohio
MM
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
■■■■■'■-i-
be received until May 21 for the
purchase
of
$13,150,000
various
purpose bonds.
Euclid, Ohio
.Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received
purchase
purpose
until
of
bonds.
May 20 for the
$1,800,000; various
«
—
*
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
;•
56
(1268)
Washington), Ohio
Bond Sale^-The $30,000 build¬
600,000 sewerr bonds. Due
1965 to 1988-inclusive.
ing bonds offered March 11 were
awarded to/J.s A. White & Co., as
bonds.
Due
equipment
210,000
thority (P. O. San Juan), P. R.
Bond
OREGON
Co.,
3V8S, at
as
price of 101.63,
a
basis cost of about 2.95%.
a
Streetsboro Local School
District,
Bond Sale—The
bonds
$178,000 school
March' 14 were
offered
awarded
Harris
Stranahan
to
elusive.
Mitchell,
Erie School District, Pa.
until
8
p.m.
1
Bond
at
net
a
from 1964 to 1982 inclusive.
District
Midwest
City, Okla.
Offering
City
until
will
Clerk,
bids
Baker, March
receive
6:30
27
for
the
sealed $650,000 school bonds. Dated April
series
A
-
to
1970
at
Bond
a
at
school
13
Coughlin &
resolution
passed
GIVEN
at
21st March, 1963, it
talise
the
(being
as to
Company
net
interest
of the Fixed Asset and Stock
Reserve and
issued In
14th
a
Replacement
No. 249 Is not
pon
part of the
a
Listing
apply
22nd
23,757,761
paying
in
up
full
Ordinary Shares in the Com¬
fully
as
paid
Sale
Form(s),
the
be
holder
of
entitled
trustees or a
14
existing holders of Ordinary Stock in the
holders of such
Share
249
being
amount of Ordi¬
such
Application Form
for every
such
one
Ordinary
£2 In nominal
nary Stock held by them respectively.
Any such
on
only to
share
of the
allotted
in
fractions
or
a
will
trustee
be
allotted
appointed
by
to
of
sale
and sold, and the
divided
net
amongst the
proceeds
All
converted
in
shares
new
to
will
be
holders of
immediately
Guaranty
33,
Stock
Trust
Lombard
The
later than the 22nd
pon^)
so
completed
a
July, 1963. The
fer
Office,
Street,
London,
Guaranty
House,
S.W.I,
Trust
or;
Tor the
Morgan
33,
Lombard Street, London, E.C.3,
United
States
of
America
office
Company's
at
800
Richmond, Virginia,
Trust
porate
New
or
Bowe
is
a
Bank
an
Division,
1947,
Form
or
of
by whom
into the United
ity
so
far
as
„
249
coupon
for
v
^
.
,
deposited
140
J
The
Broadway,
.
,
and
Listing
er
(with the
Form(s) )
>
depositor
Depositary within the
Exchange
they
may
Control
be
^
imported
of
'
WESTMINSTER
Renounceable Stock Certificates will be
on
;
or
sale
of
}
presented
/
to
the
to collect the net pro*
shares
issues
in
1953
Y;, / ///;// /*•
HOUSED
-
22nd
March, 1963,
McCall & Horton.
T
Sale
The
$85,000
fire
Walter
E.
are
^
bonds
were
V\
'"'7T77Z
1-
ort" April
1983.
members
Kuhrt,
^
oh April
Due
Loeb
of
the
&
Co.;
syndi*
F*
L.
L; Harris & Sons,
Inc.; Robert Garrett & Sons; Fol-*
ger,
Nolan, Fleming & Co., Inc.,
a(nd
keanj
Taylor & Co.
WISCONSIN
call-
Cashton Joint
School District No,
1,
Wisconsin
bank in the Federal
a
inclusive.
Due
Cpw; u Henry
0f the Board.of.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
be received until 1:30 p.m.
on
wilj
(CST)
oj
April 10 for the purchase
$300,000 school bonds.
.
'•
$188,000
Kenosha, Wis.
R.
Financial
rever
sold
«
"
'
-
_
Bond Offering—Paul D.
to
sealed
A.
»
■
Speef.
Consultant, will receive")
bids, until
purchase
of
May 6
$6,790,000
for
the^
bonds, ah
follows:
•
$4,000,000 obligation bonds.
2,790,000 revenue bonds. Due
Jan,
from
1
1966
to
1992
on
in¬
clusive.
La
•
Bond
sealed
on
Crosse, Wis.:
Offering—Alice A. Dick*
City
son,
.
bids
April
15
Clerk,
until
will
2
.
receive
(CST)
p.m.
for the purchase
of
$930,000 unlimited tax bonds, as
follows: ** /
;
1964 to 1968 inclusive.
,675,000 3S. Due on Feb. 15.from,
w
April
on
Rothschild & Co.; Weeden & Co.f
S'troud & Co;; Spencer Trask &
$195,000 5s. Due on Feb. 15 from
vterest cost of about 2.78%.Groves,
V-:'N
London, S.W.I.
'
cate:
District
Texas
.•
1969
to
1979
inclusive.
-
.*
390,000 fire equipment bonds.
255,000 3.20s. Due on Feb. 1, 1983 I
/
3Ud 1984.
*
and
7, Millbank;
before the
April 3 for
April X
on
$439,000 bridge bonds./
^station bonds were sold to Rotan, n g30 000 31/gS; Due> oh peb. -l from ~ 55,000 improvement bonds.
Moslev & Co., as 2.80s? a net in;
40,000 waterworks bonds, j
1980 t0 1982 inclusive. I
arising from the
nfiade
.
Bond
Y
on
"
«
•-
(CST)
r
-
issued in respect of coupons and
applica¬
School
Offering—Dr.
and
Other
schoolhouse bonds offered March
Due on April 1 from 1965 to 1981 12""were awarded to a syndicate '
•inclusive.- Principal and interest'headed by Underwood, Neuhaus
payable' at the Corpus Christi &. Co., at a price of par, a net
Bank & Trust Company • Legality interest cost Of about 3.18%, as/
approved by McCall, Parkhurst, follows:
'W.§ Crowe,'
♦
217 AND 230
be
respectively.;
the Act is concerned.
tions deposited in order
'
'
should
capitalisation
1957
p.m.
$1,000,000 schoolhouse bonds. Dated April 1, 1963.
Secretaryt
REMINDER
; COUPONS NOS.
ceeds
Indep.
1970
2.90s:
1982
April 1 from
inclusive.
■
the purchase of
next coupon
\
Company in order
Act,
on
1993
Bond Sale—The
un-
Due
Due on April 1 from
to
300,000 l/10s.
Texas Cify Indep. School District,
1 Texas
v
Bond Sale —The $1,845,000
Company takes this opportunity to
they
to
,
nue
%
April
on
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive*
1
Underwood & Co., Inc:
' •»r
"r
til 4
By. Order of the Board,
,
who still retain
that
April
on
tion, will receive sealed bids
afore*
as
of dividend.
payment
-
„
Due
Offering—B. F. Harrison,
President of the Board of Educa-
'
A. D. McCORMICK,
-
1964
April 1, 1981
Ranger Junior College District,..
Texas
bonds.
Due
1,600,000 improvement bonds.
Principal and interest (A-O)
_
I
Bond
bearing that number will
the
Street,/..
Cor-
interest
net
a
6s.
560,000 6s.
Reserve City as designated by the
purchaser. Legality approved by
Dumas, Huguenin & Boothman.
Corpus Christi Indep, School Dist.,
-
after No., 248 to be used for that
purpose,.
in
Kingdom without formal-?,
£4fh June, 1943.
No.
the
other agent in London who
the
no
used
at
cost of about 2.51%.
remind holders of Stock Warrants to
Bear*
Authorised
meaning
Ordinary Stock.
Coupon No. 250 will be the
1
York, U.S.A.
Application
JBank,, Dallas,
the Morgan Guar¬
Coupons must be deposited
by
or
from
Trust Company of New York,
anty
and
Company of New York,
the
to the Coun«
said will not be returned to the
be
limited
were!
2.79%f
£
l/10s.1 Due
1983.
880,000
3.80s,
payable at
tax bonds offered March 11
participate in
300,000
Texas
new
Coupon
and
able.
f
awarded to the Republic National
not
as
April 1 from
1988 inclusive. The bonds
Bond Sale—The $400,000
name
interest cost of about
$choolhouSe bonds. Dated April 1,
1963, Due on April 1 from 1964 to
'
wer$
headed
from 1971 to 1981 inclusive.
Trustees,'.will receive Sealed bids
;
;
14
syndicate
a
1,650,000 2.90s.
until 7;30
m
(CST) 0ft A tl
a^iet- interest"; „= for the
purchase of"$2,300,00b
Texas
only be paid
over, can
sterling account in the
v
on
Rosson>
Ripley,
$4,600,000
March
follows:
par, a
1982.
East
Bond
were
Anderson County (P. O. Palestine),
or
If ? they
proceeds,
Stock will
new
Oxendon
from
:
of The Stock Exchange, London, for
permission to deal in and for quotation
Company's Stock Trans¬
Haymarket
or
of
tfyac
til
not
Bank
the Farmera Uwon Bank of
Exchange Control
Application will be made
Listing Form(s), copies of which may be
obtained from the
the
cost of about 8.02%.
June, 1963.
cou¬
Form
net
£$
deposited must be accompanied
Application
to
to
.
,
from 1964 to 1970 inclusive,'
F.
(P. O. San Antonio), Texas
build-
Sale—The
offered
1,050,000
,
(as defined
any dividend declared prior to the 21 st!
Morgan
E.C.3,
and
"
Company of New York,
London,
proceeds of sale, and
of the holder.
Coupon(s)
deposited at
Street,
by
such
to a blocked
Ordinary Stock
Certificates,
be
must
awarded
on
300,000 3s. Due
1990
$1,200,000 revenuO
May 1, 1961. Due
$3,000,000' water
from 1983 to 1989 inclusive.
North
Bond Sale-*-The $150,000
of any holder resident out¬
case
amount to
represented by Warrants to Bearer to ob¬
their
In the
Sweden,
spect of the said Ordinary Stock, and in
249
net
Greenland), the Faroe Islands, Norway
registered form.
tain
„iV.
ing bonds-offered March 15
en¬
Act, 1947) other than Denmark (including
Stock Certificates will be Issued In re¬
No.
395,000
•
Ripley, Tenn.
and
receive their appropriate
for the purposes of the
Ordinary Stock and issued
order to enable holders of
and
City. Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler.
net
as
1980 inclusive.
95,000 3.90s. Due
Company,
the Board may
side the Scheduled Territories
Ordinary Stock entitled to such fractions.
<
deposited
price of
It
tha
1982 and
1964 to
Chemical
New York
a
for
by the First National Bank, Chi*
Bankers Trust Co., NeW
York, at a price of 100.013, a
March
E.
until
4
eago, and
$1,200,000
and
'
Legality approved by Town*
awarded
3.52%.
group com¬
Son,
$410,000 5s. Due
National
Bank New York Trust
to
&
bids
April
on
Dated
bonds
follows:
Sept. 1,
the
or
Rupe
**
•
/ r
..
Portsmouth, Va,
net
(EST) dn net interest cost of about 3.74%,
a.m.
First
interest received in respect, thereof.
any
the
.
Directors
Hutton & Co., at
receive
Coupon No.
on
as
the
at
Oneida
Bank,
warrant
require being duly completed, will be
titled
trustees
warrants,
will
Sept. 1 from 1965 to
on
a
t
ley, Updike, Carter & Rodgers.
Co., Inc., Rotan Mosle & Co.,
Dallas
bonds. Dated
revenue
payable
the
allotted
ties
.
./;
distribution, would fall to be
exact
an
be
subsequently
Ordinary Shares which,
new
such
any
will
The
awarded to
were
able. Principal and interest (M.-S)
trustee, and sold, and the
proportion
of
before
on;• or
about
-
•.
*" "
i
May 1 from 1964 to 2001 inclu«
on
sive.
posed of the Dallas Union Securi¬
>>
2002 inclusive. The bonds are call¬
deposited, together
so
of
—
J. W. Baker,
—
Secretary,
1962. Due
July/ 1963, the Ordinary Shares to
would
the
amongst
up
000
bonds.
Northeast Houston Indep. School
April 8 for the purchase bf $328/-
r\
-
duly completed Application Form
which
pany of ten shillings each for distribution
credited
<
cost
t,
'>
sealed
(EST)
purchase of
Bond
interest
about
of
receive
bonds,
a
S '■
,
Grace, R. S. H. M. Secretary,
will
were
bonds at
revenue
Storey#
Bond Offering—Mother M- Coft*
rad
net interest cost of about
1,075,000
Utility District, Scott
Offering
District
before the.
or
of
ap-
headed
purpose
and
v.
•
;V-P-.
$2,650,000
18
Legality approved
j-
aim.
syndicate
Principal
Mary mount College of Virginia
(P. 0. A r ling ton) , Va.
pay-
3.58%.
Co., and
cost
sealed bids until 10
Stock Warrants to Bearer Cou*
with
in
Bond
If inthecase of any holdings repre*
sented by
and
sum
on
1963.
General Reserve of the Company), and to
that
Certificates
respect of coupons and
June, J 963 but
22nd July,
10$.
part of the
£5,028,880
to
as
be
a
inclusive.
VIRGINIA
were
County (P. O. Huntsville),
Stock
to
The
March
Nov. 1 from
Biuliani,
.
District (P. O. Houston), Texas
Huntsville
applications deposited in order after the
£3,350,000 part
to
as
will
the
on
£11,878,880.
£3,500,000. 10s.
Capital Reserves,
Non-Renounceable
a
resolved to capi¬
was
of
sum
by
Extraordinary
an
General Meeting of the
that
—
Dated
bonds.
on
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge.
*
schoolhouse bonds offered
STOCK WARRANTS TO BEARER
Peter
March
Bank
Texas
$1575,000 various
Tennessee
HEREBY
by
by Rowles, Winston & Co., and
white, Weld & Co., as follows:
(P. O.
March
Sale
awarded
,
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, LIMITED
1983
Bank of Boston.
inclusive
National
offered
bonds
Bond
IS
the
oil
purchase ? of
interest
bonds.
on
1978
Mesquite,
Due
TENNESSEE
NOTICE
t0
Bosworth, Sullivan & Co., jointly,
at
to
(EST)
noon
the
(M-N) payable at
the Montpelier; National
Bank, or
New England Merchants National
revenue
3.11%,
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
1964
and
proved by Dobbins & Howard,
Fourche), So. Dak.
offered
awarded
Due Legality approved by Townsend,
Elliott, & Munson
*. /
bonds.
$1,000,000
Bond Sale—The $360,000
Upper Main Line Bank, Berwyn.
from 1965 to 1978 inclusive.
able
County, Belle Fourche Indep.
bonds
from
J
_
p.m.
schoolhouse
bids Commerce, Houston. Legality
Dated April 1, 1963.
Belle
$174,000
Dated May 1, 1963. Due
r
April 9 for
on
School District No. £6
(CST) on 15, 1962. Due on April 15 from
purchase of $2,- 1964 to 1989 inclusive. Principal
unlimited tax bonds, as and interest (A-O) payable at the
$630,000
of
SOUTH DAKOTA
Butte
27- for
$200,000
sewage
Co., May 1; 1963,. Due
April 1 for the purchase
on
Principal and interest (M-S)
v.,w.
of
March 26 for the
280,000
follows:
(EST)
noon
receive
purchase
(CST)
April 1 from 1964 to 1968 incl.
On
Ferrimah,
will
^
sealed
receive
will
bonds.
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST) on
D.
W.
—
Secretary,
ikia
tAKULINft
the purchase of
Pennsylvania
Bond Offering—J. W.
2.41%.
Bond
until
Tredyffrin Township Sch. Dist.,
Edwards, Inc.,
interest cost of about
&
Offering—Lloyd E. Hunt,
Mayor,
were
J.
R.
to
March
sold to Dittmar &
v
frey, City Treasurer, will receive
Inc.
Greer, S. C.
improvement
bonds.
Due on May
$910,000
oApni
SOUTH
}
sealed bids until
were
Texas
Offerings—Robert L. Jef-»
*
emitu
(EST)
received
First of
Bond Sale-—The $54,000 sewer
bonds
>
April 10 for the purchase of
Bond
awarded
Bond
Vinson, Elkms, Weems &
Hamlin, Texas
/
Dated May 1, 1963.
7
Shetterly
and
.
VERMONT
^re¬
callable.
are
Pershing,
Mitchell.
on
March
bonds
Co.,
,
Mohtpelier, Vt.
by Attorney General of the State
in-
1999
Offering—Sealed bids will
No. 160 (P, O.
offered
The
to
1965
&
Legality approved
First
the
to
be
bonds
from
1
Russ
Corp;.
p.m.
Bond
School Diet*
Cement), Okla,
Sale—The $90,000 school
Jan.
callable.
are
12 were
Principal and interest ■ (J-J) pay- KUin
National
lndependent School District
able at/ the First National CityBank of Oregon, Portland, at a
(P. O. Route 1, Spring), Texas
Bank, New York, or First NaBond Offering — R. E. Lyon,
net interest cost of about 2.99%.
tional
City
Bank,
San
Juan
superintendent of Schools, will
Branch.
Legality
approved
by receive sealed bids until 8
PENNSYLVANIA I
Company.
Caddo County Indep.
and
on
school
March
offered
bonds
&
OKLAHOMA
Port Arthur
a.m.
Bond Sale—The $196,000
awarded
Ohio
Pico,
(EST) oh March 27 for the
of $15,000,000 revenue
Lane County School District No. 69 purchase
bonds.
Dated Jan. 1, 1963.
Due
(P. O. Junction City), Ore.
awarded to Hayden, Miller &
were
Rafael
-
velopment Bank for Puerto Rico,
wiU receive sealed bids until u
cost, of about 2.58%.
Minster Local School District, Ohio
Bond Sale—The $875,000 equip¬
ment
bonds
offered March
14
Offering
President of the Government De-
inclusive.
from 1965 to 1978
basis
at a price of 100.22, a
2%
from
bonds
Monday, March 25, 1963
.
™ncip?> ?"d interest (M-S) pay«*? at
F1,r£?T
Bank
?r°ves; °r First National Bank
Water Resource* An,
Puerto R!co
The
elusive.
PUERTO RICO
840,000 improvement bonds. Due
from 1965 to 1988 inclusive.
(P. O.
Fayette County
•
Bon<L.Offering 'f—
Mayor; will receive^ sealed
^-:^r01^
bids T
>^1985-to 1987.
,
6,000 park bonds.
Dated
May -1,
1963/
Due
on
May 1 from 1964 to 1973 inclusive.
./Until1 7. ^.m." ^CST) on March 25
OtherTnemberS of the syndicate: Principal and interest-,(M-N) pay*
able at the; Director of Finance's
for the'purchase of: $551,000 reve- ' Firs:t. Southwest
Co.; Rauscher;
office. Legality approved by Chap¬
nue bonds. Dated
May 1,1963. Due" Pierce & Co.; Republic National
-on
Sept/ 1 from 1964 to 1999 in-" Bank; Dallas, Rotan, Mosle & Co.;
man
&
Cutler.
-
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